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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
he shuusburg Pick and Cad.

\ peculiar accident happened to
NJ. f. Harty, wagon maker for the
Wisconsin Lead and Zinc company,
last Tuesday. He was assisting Pat
Boyle, the blacksmith at the company's
mill, in making steel wedge when a
small piece of steel flew from the
wedge and struck Mr. Harry on the
upper part of the right leg, infiicting
a severe cut. 1t is within an inch of
an artery and might have proved fatal.
DR.. Griswold dressed the wound, and
the young man is now able to be
around.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
A Rich Lead.
The Lancaster Herald.

George Chalders has struck . rich
lead on the p. Friesen estate, two
miles east of Potosi. Mr.. Chalders is
at the depth of l2o feet, with 100000
fbs of lead in sight, and finch sheet
running down.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14

The Plymouth Reporter says that
democratic prospects for carrying the
state next fall are so cheering that it
behooves the party to make very care
full nominations.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14

The latest article said to be under
valued by the assistant secretary of the
treasury is linoleum. The New York
appraiser some time ago raised the
standard Of imported linoleums one
grade all around. The importers ap-
pealed and the matter was referred to
the managing partner of a very large do
nestle inoleum agency. He decided at
once that the imported goods were I'M
dervalued. Why not?
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
Flows.

Don't fail to call on us for PLOWS.
and send your old ones for repair to us
at Dodgeyille, or to n. HARTERT,
Mineral Point, who will forward them
to our place.
Our Motto: First, GOOD WORK.
and PRODUCED AS CHEAP AS
POSSIBLE.
~" All kinds of general work done.
f. w. STRATMAN & Co,
31tf Dodgeville Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court-ss-Iu
Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of John Kelley, de
ceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of John
Kelly, deceased, having been issued 10 Peter J.
Dolan.
Notice is hereby given, that the creditors o
said John Kelley, deceased, are allowed and
limited by order of this court until and iuclud
ing the first Tuesday of October 1890, being the
seventh day of said month. 10 present thei
claims and demands against said John Kelly
deceased, to the county court for examination
adjustment and allowance.
Notice is also hereby given, that the claims
and demands OF all persons against the said join
Kelley, deceased, Will be received examined
and adjusted by this court, al the office of the
County Judge, at the court house, in the city o
Dodgeville, in said county, on the first Tuesda,
of September 1890, and on the said first Tues
day of october, 1890.
Dated this 4th day of March, 1890
By the Court:
3lw4 JOHN T. JONES, County Judge
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
For Sale.

A good stock or dairy farm. liz acres or more
If wanted All well wstered By springs and
streams three story stone house S11eo fee;
with good arch cellar, and fine spring near
by. The under story is fitted mp for store. in
Yellowstone. town OF Fsyette, Lafayette county,
Wisconsin Price low and terms easy. Also q
fine Hamoletonian stsllion, seven years old.
dark brown and an excellent driver. cheap fer
cs.h. HENRY NELL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
Home Market Club Productions.

The MadlSon Uemocrst
The organs around have just got on
new batch of tariff editorials. They
fit the situation like dancing tune at
a funeral.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
Mineral Point Breeding Stable.
THE SEASON OF 1890

viii open March stations The Blacks will be
quarters original Chamey
making
elsewhere.
dealing
Respectfully.
c.. r.
Feb. GEO Nj DEAN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it w. H. Prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14

Supplementary at Avoca, April 18th and 18th
Bring good legal cap paper. pens and ink, but
no book except your manuals.
But one application will be allowed
Work 70 begin 10 e. n on the fins; day, and
& N on the second dag.
sex5 Bw GILLETT. County supt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
MIFFLIN.

Peter Jones is dead, and was buried
on March 4.
John Goldsworthy is busy packing
ice. He intends to butcher in Mifiin
the coming season.
Miffiin lodge gave ball Monday
evening of last week
We are sorry to hear of the death of
Simon AmsdOn, who leaves wife
and three children to mourn his loss.
The Mifflin people are well pleased
with their school this winter. Mr..
Dyer is principal, and Miss McGoyern
teacher of the primary department.
j. Q. Cushman is kept busy crying
sales. He seems to sell, grippe or no
grippe.
Miss Alma Nolen's birthday party
was well attended. She received quite
number of nice presents. The mu-
sic, by Miss Lilly Miller, Miss Hattie
Cushman and Miss Wesa cambridge,
in the afternoon, was good. Alma
was 9 years old the LIST day of March.
Persons troubled with rheumatism
should read the following from Mrs.
n. NJ. Peters, Of East Des Moines.
Iowa. She says: q had suffered
with rheumatism the greater part of
the time for nearly seven years. At
times | was almost helpless. l doe
tored a great deal for it with physi-
clans and tried electric belts, patent
medicines and almost everything that
is recommended for rheumatism. Fl
nally neighbor advised me to try
Chamberlain Pain Balm and was so
sure that it would help me that | pro-
cured bottle. 1t did help me, right
from the start; but it took five 50
cent bottles to cure me, so YOU can
guess how bad | was, as one or two
bottles will cure any ordinary case"
For sale by W H. Prideaux. 3Om1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14
Teachers Examinations.
SPRING SERIES -,ss0.

SPRING SERIES.-,8S0.
OFFICE or Co SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Iowa COUs1Y, Wis, AyocA, Feb. Sth, 1850
The Spring series OF Teachers Examinations for
r,,ya co,nrx 1904 viii Ee held as follows.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14

Fast Mail Line with Electric Lighted and
Steam Heated Vestibuled Trains between Chi
cago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Trans-ContInentaIR Route with Electric
Lighted and Steam Heated Vestibuled Train,
between Chicago and Council Bluffs, Omaha OF
ST. Paul and the Pacific Coast
Great National Route between Chicago
Kansas City and ST. Joseph, No.
800 Miles Of Road reaching all prin.
cipal points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota
Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota and North Dakota
For maps, time tables, rates OF passage and
freight etc, apply 70 the nearest station agent oil
the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RALyAY,
or 10 any Railroad agent anywhere In the world
ROSWELL MILLER, A. v r. CARPENTER, -
Gen / Manager. Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Agt.
E-For information in reference to lands and
Towns owned by the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE d. ST.
PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY, write to II. 6 HAUGAs.
Land Commissioner. Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14

Messrs. Harper & Brothers have
ready for immediate publication,
- Maria: South American Romance"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14

The old leaden statue question has
turned UP in New York again in some
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-14

Jane ClOwney as administrative of the estate OF
John Clowney, deceased, Jane Clowney in her
own right Edith NJ. Shepard, John f Shepard
Sidney + Shenard Defendants
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
BREvIrIEs.

The Boston National bank today publish
. statement OF the condition OF the bank st
close OF buainesa May L. 1900 This il one of
the foremost financial institutions Of the city,
and It's business has increased remark ably since
iis organization In November. issa.
MrA Emma T. shaw died at her home in san
fraucasco yesterday, at the age OF 81 years
Mrs shaw came 10 California in 1854 She leaves
Two sons. Mr. H. ~. Shaw of this city and Mr.
Walter Shaw OF san Francisco. aud daughter
Nm. Cook, also Of San francisco
commiitee OF the Ministerial Alliance Of Ia
coma u 10 meet with the Ministers' Association
OF this city tomorrow at II q m in the First NJ
T. church for conference with reference TO an
Outing some time aimee proposed by the
Alliance. 4,
meeting Of the Tinted States census enufk
orators was held yesterday in the Chamber Of
Commerce. All the ennmeratoys were pYesens
and received al the blanks and papers necee
sary for the beginning Of the work tomorrow
The Seattle Electric Railway commenced the
use OF it, second track on Pike street between
Second and Eighth streets last night The use
OF the second track win make II possihl. for the
cars 10 make better time than before
The remains OF George smith who was killed
by tho cars on the Columbia & Puget Sound rail.
road last Thursday, were buried IRON the rooms
OF Bonney a Stewart yesterday morning
Mra Fred A. johnson. vile OF Fred A. John.
soc, OF Johnscn a Ames. died at their residence
c rnar Sixth and Wall. yesterday fore=oon az
II 50 o'clock Of heart disease
The Ladies' Relief Society will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 70
o'clock. at the Chamber OF Commerce.
Reductions in millinery At Mrs winslow's
New York millinery parlors, Btgelow house. sis
Pike street
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WAITE rroxr.

The United states revenue cutter Bear will
ders n sail have not yet been received from
Washington
The Haytien Republic sailed from san Fran
cisco for seattle Yesterday with freight and pas.
sengcrs for Seattle
The steamer Premier left Tor Vancouver Friday
night with asmaii cargo OF merchandise,
Thc AlKi arrived late Friday niSht and wen.
to the bankers yesterday 20 load coal
The steamship Queen is In Tacoma and will
probably arrive here tais evening.
rhe new tug Hosns. VIII re brought 10 Seattle
tomorrow TO receive her boiler.
The steamship walla wslis sails from seattle
70 san Francisco tomorrow.
The steamship Delta will make her erst trial
trip today 20 nos Fish bsv
The tug Hix 10 towing lnmees between u,sa
lady aud Fort Townsend.
Tho repairs on the tug Rainier viii not he com
rssted for two weeks Vel,
The steamship Wilmington has gone 10 Mans.
mo to lead coal.
me bark Detroit is s,ill loading eosl al the
bankers
The steamship signal is dne here today from
Portland
The steamship LAsme 10 due here today from
Portland.
The bark T,snrisf IL a. the bankers loading
coal
TIE WASP is due he-e iron Dos Fish Point
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DONE IN THE COURTS.
Another Injunction on the Lake
Union Road.
JAP LOTTERY WINNERS SUIT.
Asrk Ten sai's Tenants adgmenss In
City Grade Tar suiss-Sew
saiss Fsssd.

Although yey.erdsy Was . h1sy esy With the
CIVIL ard taussy departments Of the sup<r5o.
court bus lite business Of general tnserrss WAS
0isps24ed OF. The greater portion of re day WA
Consumed - hearing the regular Saturday
mossorA Judge Humef. after hesring . motzou
lot : new trial IN the csse Of u. G. Quinn ~
james Braid which Was cenies, sdIoayned
Hn'is Mcccay morning
AsoraEn LAKE, rssoS sorLxvARD fxsUscrsns.
Charles T. wadsworsa. smother shore owner
on Lake Union IN frons o. whom tie Lake
Union houisvsfd viii pass. has brought intunc
isoa suit sgainst the Seattle Electric Railway
Gomoany. asktug that the com pAny may be re-
xtsAined from constructing rse roadway in front
o. MS pfemiees. Temporary restraining order
has hesn granted.
rgE lars trek.
Iana Kawas the '.luc2y jap. has brought
another suit against tie Lttste Louisiana lo.-
fery, this time to recover payment on one Of shs
notss which he took on payment 81 his sIs.c0
psize. II viii 9 remembered that he recently
brought suis TO recover $4,000 on the prsze. hxv
ing scx Dow edged he receipt OF SLIGO which
vas paid him ia cash and notes This suit 10 on
one Of the uosea
NAEK 1Es srf's TENANT.
The suit Of Mark Ten SUI against Mira Julia A.
cEAnkhlte for the recovery Of rent and eject
ment Of the defendant. Was dis pos d OF by Judge
81. 20 was found.
CITY GRADE SUITS
Several OF the cases OF the city AGAINST abuf-
ting property owners Tor street grade taxes
came up before Judge Liehtenaery. Motions for
Judgment BY default were granted sgains.
Joseph McSaushf. for SAT-. SSile ". scrrry.
ss64; W. A. Harrington YRS Is The cases
against Jessie II. Adams and Anfhony Borsll
were dropped from the trial calenca-.
MINOR rTItsGs
= chanpoux and Thomas Hood fled q Tit
against q. x. Eiesz aud John Lorraine praying
that the defendants tax title 10 10 acres In
township q north. range east may be set e de
and piasusifys title cleared
Ackinnon a Kerr brought suit against
Thomas Johnes for $40 for rental OF q pie
driver
Howard II. Lewis died an attachment suit
aEairst George D. Thompson fer $50 alleged a.
due on pronissory uosea
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TuE BLoTTEE.
SUPERIOR couRr-srsArros. !.

SrrERIoK couEr-srRArTos, >.
seattle & Montana Railway Company vs. stAts
of Washington Ct al-Argument OF counsel con-
tiuued to June 3. for further hearing john +.
Fay appointed guardian a litem Of Beatrice H.
Dearborn. one OF defendants.
seattle Insurance Co. vs. Z. d Robertson
Dropped from trial calendar
Seattle Insurance Co. VS.. A. B. Blackmore-
Dropped from trial calendar.
Seattle Insurance Co, vs. l. B. Rogers
Dropped from trial calender.
Sophia Morris rs Puget Sound Shore Rail
road Defendants motioa overruled.
Juong Chong VS. Ibos e. Shorkey-Defcndsni
entered motion of appeal.
Frank VI. Dana We. W. A. Avery Demurrer
overraied.
n H. Porter "a Chas. r. Johnson Judgment
granted plaintiff
Incr 4 RYAN vs. Coo ! Winkly
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Sart With Man Goes rnso the Bay
The Horse Drowned

cart With Man Goes Into the Bay
The Horse Drowned.
. Ut Iestcr, of the Montana static, aud W H.
.Afsin had q narrow escape from fatal aeei.
vent last evening
.aey were riding in light doe cart behind
.@s broken horse en- the water front They
S ~ove down Seneca street and were turning onto
asaioai avenue, when the horse suddenly be
ssnae heightened 1T a large white stone GA the
W aand side of the rosdway. kprang into the
~ and whirled. The wharf st this place is mar
" ana without a guard GA the inside The
thoroughly frightened suims. made one sanee
essoss Tie wharf aud fell down upon lis very
Vac. Marvin jumped ;hen AID saved himself
iealeg stayed with tie ears. and when the
sssse got up and made another lange CT as the
-a&si into The water. be weat a. NJ. too. aud
seen he rose ~ the surface the horse aad cart
ssN cur OF sight He reached q pile and haag
= % u Until help came. The horse and eaSs
manned a. the bottom. never returning to the
eerfsce at all
zen got into RATS aud tried TO nnd the horse
40 cart with pike poles. but were snsuccsss.
~ Isaser in his fall narrowly escaped essns
eAsea apon short sharp pointed pile wAscA
s.s9eesed ircm the water about Two fccs AID
~ ee hot sos himself loose from sae cart Is Il
- failing be would undoubtedly hsse been
sesn down underneath and drowned
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rae BLoTrER.

srrER,os OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. }.
Junction City Land and Town Company vs..
Patrick oMeare-Motion To strike ont CON-
piaint oveYrulei.
George J. Rassman Va school district No. 81,
King county Demurrer To complain; sustained.
Gilman Park Lumber Company Va + X. Car
penter-Dropped from trial calendar.
Francis McNat VS.. Margaret Harman-Demur.
rer overrule6
Charles Brown VS. g. Wfnehill--Demurrer aus
talned.
/Rebecca J. Rhea vs. Thomas Thomas Con.
tinued 10 saturday. Iuue1
joe Docking Va Francis Ferguson Attach
ment dissolved
D X. Porter ct al w. Charles p. Johnson
Leave granted defendant 10 withdraw his mo-
ton 70 dissolve attachment.
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TRIAL cALESDAE.

Monday June - Abraham Nordiinger VI.
Queen City Cigar Company: Y. W. Mcconnell
vs.. u. Kaufman: j. q. Meyers 4 Co VS. May
Loserl
Tuesday, June Io~-wallaee Lang W. John
FTeeny. state Insurance. Company vs. Mra NJ.
Hascr. A. II. Anderson vs. NJ. \. Shorey ct a..
Arthur w. Hawks VS. Archie c. ctesson.
Wednesday, June 1i-Thadccus Comfort vs.
u A Smith. W A Carlson VS. salmon Bay
Lumber Company: John Anderson VS. Salmon
Bay Lamher Company.
Thursday. june II John Elliott VS. Puget
Sound shore railroad Richard winaer VS. Times
Publishing Company.
Friday, June ls-Nagge r Mott vs. Hiram
r Walton: John T, Jones vs. George jenkins
Mason a Custer vs. E. c. Hrooer
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some people dislike san de Euea They say.
OPS delightful pace. surrounded hy rich
pssirics. admirable frust and dairy lands. has a
spfeae.t hxrh,r. MAGNIFICENT scenery ana a
SUPERB climate. ouf--shaf aeueed ship canal
why, It's com eiesion will moss completely rev.
oiasioaize exit AK conditions. Why. over zoo
miles water haul will be saved. aud with rail-
connection al san de Fuca. the Atlantic and Pa
elsc oceans wiu De eroagas nesriy 90 miles
nearer each other. aad--and-eAs. srea Sra,
Fsaaeissss .ssfrte trade afa b. fsfaHaere9 etc
etc" This "a all true. friends, and the san dc
FueA ship csnai will ssSarediy be built FOR a
glance ~ the Uai,sd states chart readily reveals
thai Ia PENIS Cove nature faily tn.sndct trans.
continental rail aud ocean saoasd wed. But
vsa need net be left. Buy block Of s. lots in
the Central Park annex 10 san de facs, an eie
CANT inside water 'front.' property. and the ship
canal cannot thea be com pleted Q day 700 soon
for you
THE AxLISsroS LAND COMPANY,
Osree Ariiag;ou Hotel. Froat street. seattle
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AT THE LAND OFFICE.
Detailed Report Of the Business \
corded During May

Detailed Report Of the Business Re-
corded During May.
During the month OF May III. land ONES tran.
sactco large amount OF hssiness. - follows
One hundred and fwenfy-fye original home
sfeads. embracing about Is 40 acres fees tiss a.
Fity-xix Gnal homesiesds embracing about
s.sl0 acres fees ard commissions. sss5.7s
One hundred and thirteen presumption al
ings. embracing about Il. $40 acres: 70. !. $3.50
Ferry I'VE timber land hings. embracing
about 7. 200 acres.
One soldiers oeelaratosy statement. emb,ac-
ing leo II acres
tne mining application. embracing twenty
acres
Thirty.two contest and twenty sight bearings
ordered 10 determine the character OF lands
One hundred and ninety-two cash entries
amounting to so. 1876
Amount taken under coal lands cash entries.
tl6. -a2 o.
Total cash received. f57 .sos5a.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ElIIsros. Mont. May sl.--The following
passengers are on train No. l, Northern
Pacific. west hound
Ma NJ srnarreft. y. Bay. J. L Pierce. A. r.
Rec. pr A. H. Mitchell 8, J. Rodgers. Mr. Illus.
ion and wife. O. W Heaee sou. Il y Hsndsrs
son. n. l. Ton. G H. hlloa, ", Barrett ssc
rffs. n Mavrvu. ". u cowisng G ". PaseSr
a 4 cawisns, A r. Halhsrt Y. u. Haze T.
Roxs. I n Aymcs. n. c. Harper. NJ =. shsa-
n.r.f. w. IL box. c. =. Miller. 9. W. >snmons
! slrunss. Mrs ssFaserssoa. Miss Hii4s lronsl3.
ateert saith. Mrs II. Paddock VI Brown.
Ms l. A. Rroun. Mrs. T. B. paaenxn. Mrs A.
r. Mailman. and sasrsy-fear second class rss
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THE Jar wox. As USUAL.



7ssefM hundred ps sons assembled a. the
keespsion cius on Railroad avenue lss. nigh,
~ wftness six-ronnd spxEr;ng sxhiba;ion be-
tween Jsr2 bnrks sad Professor Tsro. and
ntRco kcsazE wr4stling contest between Mat.
SAGA sofaxiehI and D. II Cameron The
eiun room. which has but .eceEfiy been fitted
Y E. was supplied with tae necessary roped
sfsna, ana with its smphisneatored seass
looked every inch the modern athletic club
room
Promptly IT 10 p. m. master Of ceremonies.
darc CsriAtsl, he wrsrleY. announced the 1rst
contest and soon aises the boxers appeared. and
gave very scientific exhibition roo1 deal
Vi hard hitting was indnigsd I'm which delighted
the large crowd OF sports assembled, beyond
measure.
Tue event Of the cvesing. however, Was the
wrestling mafch and whea the Iron Jap and bis
bsg antagonist appeared in the rag they were
greeted with loud applause The Jap won the
hsss bout In twenty three minutes Cameron
won the second IN twelve mi .ates and the man
from Japan won III G third bout in twesty-iour
minutes II was mos. exciting struggle. and
when the Jap finally won the audience was in
frenzy Of excitement.
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Hsi1dfngs 8inee June 8.
L1f1N~ month Of Nay DriIdsux Inspes.or
Aonost issued permits fer the erection Of ~
na1asnes* fhe estimated cost OF which = ksoo-
rs. I'D OF thet rumber Co were frame s:rues.,res
11Eseen wess OF brick ard the rernasnacs
rs snEy Two PERMITS were for repairs o. reEovals
Ine tess coliected amounted to sr4s N
Ihis brings she total an her az r<rrusss sssu<4
Ancs fne IRE OF Juae mp - z.sss sad the total
coss of me Improvements sashosszed No 10
1sH.ss1 The following table glves the c<r
mifs tor every month since tha: date Ana TIE
totals '~~
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PERSONAL.

MIN. Wy ckoss cd ressten, Of tAis city.
sa. received the srpoinsmeut of custom IL
snee.os on the sfesrser Premier between Naa'
coavsr aat Tacoma
Mr.. TAosnss o'caanel, e FaAsaaven. aoFssersy
ga the Seattle. LAKE SHORE & Eastern sFs4a sts-
ra,rhsr's cssses Ia s7sn1srg sew days IN this
els.
uan- I W. rslsAsE retained g. Olympia yes
,er..v. accompanied By tsvasEAi Hazard Sksx-
cas- OF Boston. Ssss
Mater rrank Hc.gstns. CT haltoaf- @asafse 4
Co. % Ia the etty.
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a lake TIE Northern Pacific railroad. vest. bales.
49, aud dsniag-ear rouse. fer 81 Points East
sasaAoerg, city ticket axeat. Tfs SeeoaA street
Ss.ssSsa oioeK. < aonktn, deros t.ckes agent
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rs ssef doses OF Mocres Revealed Remedy will
- on ieei better. II 10 eoat you can set
A0 o. any druggist
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NcrNr cu.frrrs

-. arrived. 30 pieces Of eAallses bought uucey
r ehsue Your choice, new patterns, cents ysra
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TEN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED

~ saxinx she Northern Pacific vsxsisniad train
leaves seattle 6 A. "a daily. No change Of
cas- an. I'll raslex the shosgeSt route 20 Chicago
Tears. sleeping cars through. placing passea.
ge-s IA Union depot ten 20 city hours ahead Of
otner lines- A. chiIherg. city ticket agent 10
second ssreea. Boston hloek X Tonkin. depot
ticket agent. seattle
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