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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28

Preparing to Put mp - Fine Three story
Building soafh Third Street.
Chung Ching Hook. otherwise known rs
Wah Chung. will shortly begin the con-
strucsion OF thrce-storey brick building
on his south Third street prop
efty. north OF the Phoenix hotel.
The buiIding win be ooxihs feet in size and
viii join the hotel building. The founda-
ton viii be OF stone. and the building will
be three stories In height and four stories
in 'front.' The front win be of pressed brick,
with dressed stone trimmings. The front
windows viii be Of two designs The tier
i'm the center viii be circular and the two
tiers on the sides viii be segment Both
will Be stone trimmed. and on the sides OF
each 81 the center tiers will be sinai. iron
columns set In the stone.
The design Of tivs front Of the building Is
modern. and il win present q handsome
appearance. There will be three stores on
the ground foor of the building, each
sxi0s feet In size. and there viii be sixty
rooms in the upper stories. The plans are
now being prepared by Architect David
Dow. and win be finished shortly. The
structure viii cost In the ncighborhood OF
{z50ul
The grading of the loo will commence
within . few days. and wah Chung stated
yesterday that he would have his building
ready for occupancy hy June I.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
A Record Of Buildings Authorized b.
Inspector Albeit.

A Record Of Buildings Authorized by
Inspector Albeit.
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday Is.
sued the following permits:
I. A. Sloan. one-story frame. lot 6, block
6. Hsiier's addition. cost. SO.
+. W. Reid, one-ssory frame. lot 8. block
-, j. j. Morris second addition: cost.
SEQ
A. ]. Waits. IT,. two one-story frames,
lot IL. block II. Yesler's first addition !;
cost, $500 each.
+. +. Lesdbeater. ene-story frame, lot 3,
block l. wheeler's third addition; cost,
$50.
j. II. Hickox. two-ssory frame, lot 2.
block -, d. T. Denny's addition; cost,
<ios1.
j. J. Johnson. History frame addition,
LOT :. block 81. Roren's addition; cost.
$40.
III. summeryisie. one-stcry frame. lot s.
block I. Monroe's addition; cost, sial
III. +. Hamern. one-sgory frame. lot 1.
block 81. Maynard's addition; cost, $soa
Peter Jackson, two-stcry frame, lot *.
block !. Cable Line addition. cost. 49,
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BALLARD NEWS
Mail Carrying Centraet Iet-->ew Church
ufHanised--Set@a.

Mail Carrying Centraet Iet->ew Church
orxsnised-Set@s-
The contract for carrying the mail be-
tween the Ballard railroad station and the
pcsiosfice has been awarded By the post
Office department 90 Hans olssaa. he be-
ing the lowest bidder.
The Norwegixns. swedes and scsnaina-
vlaus CT Ballard viii unite In as association.
10 be known ~ The Scandinavian Lutheran
church. n soon 81 the organization is
complete they wsll take steps la build a
hire church.
The Presbyterian church az Ballard viii
he dedicated nert Sunday AZ = 10. The
Rev. Elliet brown WI preach she deaies-
tory sermon. The Rsvs. q. II. whitwosth
Benjamin Parsons. ALERT j. canrev and
Stoekwssi vii ASSET IN the services Ct
ssesteatss1a
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WATER NAIL ROUTES.
MARYLAND LEADS THE LIST.


In the extent OF is stearhoas msil
roases Washington stands second OF I'll
the states in the Tnion. only one state
leading t. While Washington stands 90
near the head OF the Inst in this respect. II
IL somewhat humiiixsing 10 know that IL Is
the cinin1tiye state Of Maryland that
leafs II. The neighboring state of Oregon
has bur one-ssxsh - many miles In its
steamer mail routes rs Washington
The last general repess Of the postmaster
general shoxs that Washington has 907
miles Of steamboat mail roafes. and the
number OF mics Travelled annually by the
mail boats Is 5gG.oe- OF these 81 miles,
81 start from seattle.
The state OF Maryland, the only one
which Is ahead Of Washing, has ESQ miles
in It's mail routes. and 10000 miles are
Florida comes third. with SCI miles, and
Missouri fourth. with Se2 miles.
The government pays for these mail
routes in this state $3.50: in Florida, $s7,-
90. and in Missouri xs5.0oo.
Oregon has bat Isl mites Of water mail
transportation
Washington ia also the terminus Of mail
roses 10 other states and territories. one OF
them being 70 Aiasks-
During the past ten years the mail serv-
ice on the water ways OF Washington have
bees greatly improved. Points that form
eriy received only occasional mails on slow
and uncertain boats are now served regu-
larry. either daily or every other day. The
Rapid baiiding Of railways, however, has
considerably decreased the number Of
steamer mail routes. and il is probable that
the present number OF water routes viii
decrease very largely in the next few years,
rs consequence Of the completion OF rev
railroads nov being built or projected.
The two largest steamboat mail routes in
Washington ~ the present time are the
Port Townsend and Seattle and the What
com and Seattle routes
A few years ago, when steamboats, were
not so numerous nor competition SO active
the Port Townsend route cost the govern
ment $4,000 per year. Since 1858 it has
steadily decreased. and is now slightly over
$1,000. The route TO Whascom. which
now costs the government something over
5000 per year. Is the second route in size
In the state, and costs the government
about 5000 per year. This route before
many years will be superseded by q rail
route. and Washington viii probably cease
10 hold her position in the mail Transports
tioE BY water that she now holds.
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1ha OeeAA Heeos1~A VIA ~ An41sss
E<ss e&ense srsusxcxs0ns fro8 Janzz<y I. 49,
70 dass are f<xxsaz& Tnscs ves< tjee far
seeord yemexn1ss = 1eeds. ne ssnszsssssszons
axxrexaxsag &1.szs. ~ svs-sss 81 sssx - Yss-
Sovsnx i ths liss - Furnished ~ osooFas'
Tpmper q Co.. ehskrnesers x uxses rsosn ~
Bg~&cn bsnex.
y bs<~e<x - = Tbompsou. iss Z. BIZ s.. Dsz-
ny 4 f5ays's ed. $50
Ia Moore 70 d. O. meTssish. lots u . .. bsx
{. Lxsous. tI.14
IL crow . 4 G. wex:<sdai, II serss IN ~
corner Russell. D. G.. ga
". I. Yesler 20 z H~ssef3Ais iof = DIX l. Ies~
iers fzsE sd % Kent. ara
Annts C. HAzsex Is ~ 70 ]. A. Moore, i0ss u
LAssua, ~
sestsse Land srsd raprevemens conPsny 20
g. =. LIST fos u. seattle Homestead Assofssroo
s<1. Also sere Ia lot s. sc ?. ~ =. 4 shse
r r. Drugs 70 Hasftsst . ssosfs, lot !. ha< -
Gsimsn fssk seas 600
G. K Hsxr 10 Frsness Riszoss. 49, OF sesz sad
n~tt Of SEA 80 1, sp ~. ~ $3.50
H. Go~tx 70 j. Lord, lot II. Blk u. Northern
efd 9gu
:. Eoasan 70 r EteEssa. lot q. slk -. second
I'D - Ness seztfte. fEz9
D. c. Bosseli % Emas c. Spear. ma ios = BIZ
= town OF BoxhsIs. 50.
r. q. Lindsay to Lac II. chiEfrndeu. icx :,
sB1 {. ksk z. Believers add. 81. Ga
j. r.. sessey 20 Nssgts Sessoas ios TO- DIX ,.
e<eseyss sid 70 E,es Aesres. -.
Jsllux Horton 70 A. AeEAnghiir. Ioss :. .. ~
ans ~. biz n. Horizons trscis. ssos.
A. gso~n 70 H. and II. u. Casey. scs 4. biz n.
Bells foaTth Add. s. soo
scnsbssn Pacific I1ssa Company 10 A. Brown.
ioss AMI q. ~ =. Hananzson Park std to Des
Mesnss. 80.
unlsed states 70 r. Hagen an. mel. of svs. and
srsx Of ssss4 Of sec =. sp zI.r7.
G. 4. schi1ssm aehsr 70 +. b. NeYhsrson. lot ,.
biz s. DennY's Pax add 81
safsAeysa tactic Railroad COMPANY 20 " l.
AeCsap. ~ Of Besz. e. x of nw14 sad ne, OF Sc
I. OF see 81. ~ s.rs. $50
Julia 7. Kiag 20 y. b. Bsoekuay,7 lots IA York.
$50
tnstea s.sGsx 70 J. H. HASKELL. lots ard .. and
nfs sf sws< Of sec ~. fp - ra
Julia II. Gasnon 10 J. O. Gagnon. lot 8, hlx 10,
Bella sixth add 81
JRila II. HsgD0n 10 j. q. Hsxnon. sis OF blk
and al Blk q, Cofisns' add. IL
northern Psei6c Railroad Company 70 Z r.
HARisct, etz Of sell sec - ~ ~. RS. $50
J. !. ssow 70 Mary u TiIisJ, lot &, blk c.
Crew-s ar-t add to Kent. siie.
D. r. Thomt4ou To J. =. Sinclair, lot 80. bin -.
Gilman Park add, sea
walters 4 Co 20 c. Peterson. fots Is aud Il.
blk u. arss Railroad add 10 Des Mosnes. 80.
Jsnnesse Ryno 20 sslina II. NeIsehian. lots
and q bIk 5, HlAwatAx ARK sid. $40
Annie C. Halter. Ct al, to r. A. Moore, lots Is
And ~. blk III. i-stona. $50
J. A. Aoosa To A. G. Ward. iots ~ and u. blk
II. I&feua. tsfn.
W. L Co 70 chs.ssana Hchaefer. lot Is. biz 70.
Gilman Park add g..
X q. raewys 70 Elizabeth Lonaer, lots and ..
bib l. fasgres seeoBd sdd. ssDa
klizsb<tA Lornsr 70 r. v. Hcwitliams. lots
aud 2. blk !. FaexTe's second add. 500.
kA. crawford 10 Nellie N. Euo.r, lots and
bib !. yafk SIS.
J. A. fsonid 20 w. l. Ames, ioss / and 2, blk @.
Mcfcer's second add. t3oa0.
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A1eG0G4 1a4e6 ~ 4tto9Deye AA4sss9 =
er1c3tee.
OxrxrxA. Feb. 1.-THE following b01f'
nen uas transacted todsy in he supfsml
court:
II shcehsn ". H. T. Levy, on appeal
from Third dtsxxicf, Pors Townsend opin'
lon At lower court reversed-
TIE Columbia 3 Paioase Railroad Com
pany W. William p. Harrington. On appeal
fsom First district, COlfxx. argusd, sub
mifsed and taken under advisenenl
The cases SCI for hearing tomorrow are
Orseon Railway & Navigation Company
". George DEGREES. on appeal from Firsi
district. wasia Waila-
Halisn Parker vs. George Decrss: Same.
The following named attorneys have -
Gently been admitted TO practice before the
bar Of the supreme court: John Car
roll Murphy. aged 30, = native OF Wiscoa-
sin; Winthrop. B. Presley, aged %. IA
tive Of New HAMPSHIRE: A = Bennett
aged IS. nafive Of lowe d. P. Ballard,
aged 81, . native Of New York; William W,
Gotten, aged 81 native OF Iowa
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onoGnnent ~ the Joint Track From
u1aek River Junetien Transferred.
ASSISTANT Superintendent Nadesu. OF the
Hoflhesn Pacific. yesterday received adj
~ from Assistant General superintend-
nne nlckinsou that m agreement had been
@oeofod into with the Columbia & Puget
&ound Railroad Company by which the
DonAGemcnt Of the JOINT track between
1sck River Junction and seattle would be
1nt1n up BY the Northern Pacific on and
eflee March 4. The operation al trains
eIos The Joint track viii, however. he sub
}oce 10 the orders of the joint train dis
WATCHER In Seattle, - heretofore.
A. soon - tho weather permits the read
from Seattle 20 Black River Junction will
~ put In firstclass shape.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28

Hoang Christsan frohfe HAS = Mania far
Burning M~ister's building.
Christian FrohIe. the young man who
vns arrested on Friday. February Z, for
setting iire 70 George Meister's lodging
house. on Front and Pike streets, was dis
charged yest4rday morning from custody.
md Within = few hours after he was re-
lsasod hs was arrested By Constable Robin.
son for threatening 10 again burn Mr..
Nsis1sr's place.
Is viii ~ remembered that Frohlc was
hound over 10 the grand jury on . charge
a arson. IL refused TO indicf him, on the
Gfound that he Was crazy. and recon-
Wended that the probate court rss~ apon
Ms case. After his examination in the lat.
~ court be Was discharged. as il did net
ssem accessory Tor him 10 be sent TO the
osylum.
When Frchlc WAS released he went as
once 70 Measscr's saloon and demanded
600 - damages for his arrest and oo..lne-
ment This Of course was refused. and
Frchis immediately became excited. He
threatened. unless he Was paid the sioo At
oure. 10 burn the hoase.
Complaint was lodged against him. az he
was thcnxht 10 be too dangerous TO he a,
hYee.
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The New uydrsnss Yesterday.
Chief Kellogg was yesterday safornsea ~
Manager Armstrong. os the sunset Tr!e-
ph0ne Company. that the operators at The
oontral office would Ne instructed not 60
emmett any 'phone with the fr. depart.
Went between The hours Of 9,Ss =. M. and
4 . w.. exosrs in cases OF Ere or sickness
esxen or eight ol the new hydraass have
hen set up ready for use. and me rxnssn.
~ twenty-three were distributed yesser.
slnv afternoon At the points iocate<; on the
plnn recently prepared
New covers for the hose wagons we're re-
colvsd at headquarters yesterday.
Although the cold had moderated some.
enc cf the water rsnes 81 headquarters wss
broken by the frost "Wednesday night.
Ia <alAmsnders were kept naaer the
sjeamers last night and the night before.
which prevented damage - the engines.
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THE cRAIGEND CASE.


The Local Court Has no Jurisiic-
ton.
TACOMA. Feb. 29.-Justice Patrick rend
cred decision this morning in the case o
the crew of the ship Craigend. He Issues
certificates in each case OF the fifteen sail
ors tor sufficient cause for libel.
Much interest has been taken in the case
There are some nice points in internations
Law involved, "a to the rights of crews oil
foreign vessels in American ports.
The justice. in delivering his opinion
says that the sailors have been grossly
mistreated. and that the case is good one
He has no jurisdiction in the 6nal settle
ment OF the matter. and the case will b
heard in the superior court
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Ms wins'ew's SooEhin< STRIP for Children
teNsaEaE. + tbs psescri nEtun o. Que 81 the hest
stnale nur~es and physicians In tne Uatsest
StaseS and las hcun uSed for forty years Nit n
never falling s9cevss BY millions OF mothers for
fseig easidfcas b&gzng sne pTssse~a CT sestafax
10 vslse IS tncsIeufasle. Is rsiseses tAs en- a
from pslr, cares dssentavy ansa cisrshers s~sp-
sEG IA The bowels snd w1n4 cssis. By sayirg
health 20 the ehii1 e rests sAe rsoshsx.
Erfce. 80 hSszKsa sws -
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oN0ER THAN EVER
= Like Shore Road viii Push
Its Extensions.


- Thomas Burke. D. II. Gilman,
4 = uSue J. s. Dunhnm snd Chief Engi-
j. n. Talcots returned yesterday
= 0pokone Falls. where they attended
o6ings Instituted by Van Hcusen
gvo Yoce5yer appointed for The Feat
11nto 0hoTe 4 Eastern railway. The
nen were in excellent spirits, snd all
( I'D themseives - we'll satisfied with
oU1eome Of Whist they considered =
& pffompt 10 destroy the lire and pre-
~ ~ compIetion TO the boundary.
srnoscEx THAI EVER
1nnr1nx Trustee and Treasurer Dun
- rid yesterday that the outcome.
cueh not . surprise. vas none the less
NJ. aud il the object Of the enemy
49, - injuro the road the result hsd
4 n - very reverse. ~ the friends Of the
1 uoge stronger than ever. and would
~ work Of extension more than
H bulk a. the bonds, - said he. were
& ~ within the last few weeks BY Van
eon, and Ne know where he rot them.
49, - ~ them. aud Of whom. A. 70 the
ooouts q The Seattle. Lake shore 4
1l1sn, DO mot know what foundation
~ Nd - work on. hut fhsy certainly did
- pnu6ont ! very bold front.
{ 49, enlsl1emeu e present interested in
= $500 s. ti1e mad are not men that
- ~ eoeilv scared. and their good opin-
- q - hns tbey ars mora than ever dis
Il - = hack With fheir money. II il also
1nfniun that thers should BE- no delay
56vjsr 81 he work u sxtension, and the
- HhlIitzee ~ that m additionai forcs
N - employed and the boundary
- With Al possible speed
y ~ ~ pfccssdings which have 50
eNDely changed. while ths case has been
zloovsd % Seattle for decision, arm In
- - think there viii no further pro-
0lnGA The opposition are probably
,1lno66 70 Vt the matter drop.
Irv1coAArxp HATHxn TnAs cHusHxp.
4. f!kf>f Eu~in~er Talnoft wh~n ssv bv \
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CLEvEE CAPTURE
A Burglar Chased and Stolen Property
Recovered.

TAcoxA, Feb. a7.-E. H. Sherman VA
awakened IN his room this morning ~ tns
Exchange hotel by . burglar who haE
gained entrance He gave chase. and ID.
fellow ran into the arms OF Oficers Mar
hood and Davis at Eleventh. and G streets
Upon his person Was found watch valued
At so. gold chain. hreastpin and 81 il
money. NJ. Sherman identified the prop
ersy. He gave bis name IS IL. b. Bond
and Justice Patrick this morning held him
to the superior court IN the sum Of s. o0o
A pawn ticket for . gold watch for which
ne had received SIS on Tuesday 1t the
Puget Sound Loan Office Was also found
on his person
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TAirsy-Sssvn abandoned women were
brought before Justaoe Miller last evesasnx
and aaed $40 s2oh. "a this uaaaeSer tweafx.
SIX paid sasss gre, one wss committed d,
al and the rem siaaeF allowed 10 20 upen
promise 90 rAy meet
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NOTiCE 10 TRAvYI.vRs

NSrsA'fsf tAe tsst aasSs via The rasoa Pacific
viii Rave PofssASs 80 q n. Thss vii erabss
rSss0o<Sss from sessste 80 rexeh fAfrszn in
s5shiS-feur AeuVss % Efteea eesss aaiese< thsa
vks sns oshsr route A. C. Marta rsty ssens-
20 >scua stferS. sesaaa Asaeks IL 4. Rssxss.
sgeut sssy 8oex
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Judge HAnfesss vii, oren 10 Ia asaas
Ten Days.

Jaare Eankord. whose appointment a.
United States aistrict Judge for Washing.
ton vas confirmed BY. the United States
Senate "Wednesday. received private dis
patch yesterday Informing hsm u tAas
fact
Il saail onea court, |" said JR4Se Han.
ferd yesterday. ''ia saoat Ten o. twelve
DAYS II possible. shall Eske a trip 10
California e<sose thai time IL confer wish
judge Sawyer sheus the rules 81 The eoars. -
The tadge's cena misSiSa has res set ar
rived, bat IL Is expected ia a isw DAYS
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The Caiaess Of the season.

sissoS. Cal, Feb. sT.-Todsy was the
coolest OF the season. II was foar degrees
below zero at o'clock this morning. The
trst pay car in sixty days arrived today.
There Is daily passenger service now be-
tween Ashland and sannela. bat no ireirhtS
ars vaf -.,rnfnS
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Every msa wAe hsz kszSss assSk n MAJ.
tAsa tsgk FscesxSs fscw ssrsss asassaxs-,s wsser
f-eaf ~ faF kssas Aaeke ~ pkfsssr1 k4sss TAf@s
Asfs sa hexazaa ssxy snkashsa saxtsss -
Nseea ssse ssse a. ss6ses saa q sstssa. fssee
tHE = ssse1. sac sees4sx ens Asagsxz TsaseS
seaee Eets - sxeeszsA street
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bitches BROKEN.

The Eaiiroad Open But the Water
Shut On.
GRASS VALLEY. Cal, Feb. 1.-THE rail-
ROAD was opened to Coifax today and great
piles Of delayed mail received this after
noon. The railroad is not yet opened be-
tween here an. Nevada City.
The water bitches are broken some where
mp in the mountains, and water DO wer FOR
the mines is a. present wanting
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Ss&a - : Ses4 ctft eez> ATs &2veSslaS in Nssss-
sA1e fsFk. faey az szgszzes4 Il i 20 -. zsasa
t@s tnE$f 3 acc % S@st1ss. No aae wha 1.s,sg,es
% sscV8sse 70 tAe&F x3vsnfmz@ sss 10 snwess -,
f1SsFs 0~naszstes o. greet af1ssEee@ In vssstcs
shoG 4 a. ~ cal ara sngHasv ~ ~ twnrsgssxT :
raSzss u s% @ssGs ~ wsx u gs ant hsxsssvarss
sne Aassrsk, eetrtEss sa@ tzAss Tasssx FssnS
fNsa Afe@sS ~sSs tESaG - sEs-a IRE geopss AZ
ssSs1ae TIRE aaset gs-<=Axa arsx~ vas. -. A..
sssesFsstS& r&r ta@ - s~sc sessas fAfs u-ct.srsx
aGt sc Esws, stxs she iass sss rss sss.r ssvsz !,
yas'<sseaA 4 ssss tze2g. n4z5el 5aaes 4 Ca.
- Ssgsssd ssrVss. Ta.s-a =
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A MAYgk lnr YaEE

Every mas whe A&s a.saxhs q slsex in wos~s-
iSaa Park rTesfVss Tree ssvesy boulevard wafer
fEoss - leg eNSatassssxe ftessare resort Thess
tesS WI secorse vcsy xasgaSse SoAfiag GA
eFrsa ss&e = sAts ~ sa3sSS ssf ehifArea. 2 81
tas y cosSds ne Sse8.Ey esseAAaxiax nzElsl
leafs 4 10 81 -sses4zt sfrxss
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Our customers Ard TREATS are hs-pAy ia
anrraSa that flenry fcz~aeass - 30 iansrs IN oar
,ruoplcy, cf in asy May connected VITA aas sra
No nnores sheGia ~ rssA 10 him GA s,s.f
occcnnI r IL nssw elsa cegnpany, Name
orn}1A NinuespsA
EShruAry a. fSaa
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FesS sSzs year Sekesx ss1 fesssxs ysz- sAeex-
fEsesF AWE ss<S1Asssn asex <zrtssrn P.sE l.
gszE~ad t1ssc<gEs err Sscasz s<sre rta
seeaa3 street. Eassea ksce& 4 geassn ASS
EeAsz sseGs soafsie
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vALrAalK INraRNArlnS

secEse sazne Ct tass~s tsa bots In gsassxe Esx
sf3sslea AsrVA l. Nsafs~s sEe-ess.nx exsry t~.
az and see Esp xla T&z4 Il A. Prxs & Co
IN Seeoz1 street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28

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