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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-24
New lncorporxtions.
/ alsnFgA. Jan. 22-The following articles
desperation have been filed:


transportation have been filed;
hikbayen Electric Railway Company;
1lAl stock. $2Jot0o; trustees. Nelson
naett, G. \. Larrabec. J. r. Wardner.
II Wilson. Pierce Evans. II. @. Thomp-
|mand George A. Black. Object build
mfoperste lines Of street railway In the
k4Qno Of Fairhaven, Rellingham. Sehome.
1lcon and respective additions thereto.
y Elliott Bay Improvement Company,
u, capital stock So. 00p; trustees, e.
khhonrnc, James Teddy, l.. n. griffith,
= & ntner and J. w. Hughes. Object
- in real estate. build and operate
- and cable roads.
Hhrs' Exchange Of Tacoma; trustees.
~ Box, r. A. bingham. John Hunt
vi. X Nichols, John q. Mcbride.
Morrison, w. Il. Boz. r. c. stevens.
Nm Ferguson. x. A. Crothers. ]. M.
fans John +. Hart, L. NJ. johnson, w.
zfaves and John d. Little. Object TO
vote mechanical and industrial interests
science.
- Centralia Land and improvement
DpAny; capital stock. $4,000. trustees,
I'D Rces. II. j. Miller and George II.
barry. Object To locate townsiles on
Tacoma, Olympia & Chehalis Valley
HOad
~ Qninault Lake Improvement Com
Hay, Hcquiam: capital stock. $sl.00o;
ssstees, G. +. Lancaster. ". s. Lieben.
~, G. 7. Russell. John Mccally. John A.
aalt and Q. q. Chase. ohject--To slash,
~ grade and improve sownsitc.
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HALLS
SAFE And LOCK CO
salesroon,: Yesies Ave. and west Sc
WILLIAM u. NORRIS. AGENT.
10 AN

James Boutwell,, agent for the Jarvis Conkiin
Mortgage trust Co, OF Kansas City and Sew
York. fFaid up espstal y. AAa01 Once n0rtn-
esss corner Frt,s.f and cc4Hmpsa streets. nezsslA
with Home fsrs Insurance 90.
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NOTICE TO sr0cKHoLDERx

NOTICE TO ST0CKHOLDERS-ME
IN the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Seattle American District telegraph Com
pany viii be held af the rooms oil the company
on Monday. January y. $50, at 2.3D D. M for
the election of directors and the transaction al
before it. f. j. GRANT. Vice Presifenf.
I C. A. MATSON. Secretarv.
NOTICE OF PAYMENT or pIvIDENDS-TO
IN the stock holders Of the Seattle Transfer
Co.; The trustees Of the Seattle Transfer Co
have declared q dividend of IL per cent on the
capital stock of the corporation. payable on The
10Th day of January, A ID. lss0 at the Office OF the
company in Seattle, and like dividends win be
paid thereafter on or before the 10th day OF
each succeeding month until further notice
NOAH ARMSTRONG, President
CHAS ARMSTRONG. Secretary
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srEvoGRzPHERx

BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR-
lNters; machines and supplies; shorthand and
typewriting Omccs: steno8rephofs agency:
machines rented. Room sea, seattle block,
corner Third and Cherry streets.
WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished; short
hand and typewriting work executed; type
writers rented Roxwell block. Columbia
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tsovernor'. Appointments.


Q&iMrsA. Jan -. The following n amed
nfies public have been appointed by the
fnor: ". Parry Smith. Eben Smith
mas r Iit'ell. and Charles +. Kellogg,
seast!e. George c. Hitchcock afni w. II.
anson, Of Vancouver: Albert +. Mead OF
Aosne; B. A. Knapp. OF Davenport; J.
s tnfishan. OF Port Townsend: Frank +.
|Sfday, OF Tacoma: Charles Is Taylor. OF
afkiey. Pisree county; Albert Warren, OF
ans, and William IL. Lancaster. of sro-
- Falls.
sfnrA. Jan. 2s-~The following named
rs public were today appointed by
governor: Edwin W. Craven. o. Har-
= md Thomas Burke, Of Seattle: John
I salver. Thomas Carroll and Frank :.
Anfual. Of Tacoma; Wilbur W. Water
Wm 5. Bifkham, Gus W. Roche.
|ns!'and [. Root. Oscar l.. wAitman, of
asane Fails. Leslie Reynolds. Of Rock
-. and ]. l.. Quarkenbnsh. OF Sehome.
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= AeAets In aud Prom Europe
E-kzstssssa tickets 20 all paaats ia Europe ana
= - soia 81 Northern Pacific ticket Office
= . seessass street. Rosiau block.
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AssArExs AxD cnrnrsrs

IRYANTS ASSAY OFFICE, SEATTLE
IL Pharmacy Heli drug store, su5 Third street.
correct assays: FOX terms and refs rences address
as above: send samples by mail or express:
washington mineral specimens bought and
sold. 9. u. Bryant.
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4 NJ AGENT or AN ES0LEsA SYNDICATE
: n ear hear somethsng 30 hss advantage oy
a4sfxSsi1g .. e., care fcs:fnse>szgcGeer.
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aAepsa. Jan. IA. Il. Gushing was to-
arrested for einhsxx ement on q
fN preferred by William Charlton.
snn gave check in favor
.asalng 10 he pasa TO the Hot Spring,
.hkk Company, and IL is claimed hs
2on that Cushing applied the money
sasaing Was released on s. 600 bonds.
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zzssiSsAln EAMBg EYf-in : attic. wsdnes.
IS sss.iasfk =. l>se. ~ Rev " y Dawson.
q : ~ y, Mslaeasid aud Miss Lizzie L. Haae-
-. esh Of this esfy,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
DAINIER CIRCLE, c. l. S. c.. MEETS NEXT
HI Monday evening At l23 North Ninth street.
corner Cedar; all chautauquans cordially in
yitei.
DEING DESTROYS OF FORMING A SOCIETY
ID OF the Sons of 81. George In the city OF Sc.
sttle. win be pleased to receive names of
Enzlishmen and all persons of English descent
who would like to join this organization.
James K Burrell r. O. box SIS.
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CLAxRvOYANcE.

NTME. KiLRICH. THE GREAT KERKss,
wi tells past. present and future: consuita-
ton on al, AFFAIRS: ladies', 81; gentlemen. -
Corner Fourth and Terrace streets
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hE A. j MCINTOSH. NJ O. G. v. 8. GkADt-
~ sSe o. 0nsArlo vers1rirsry college. Tor0Etn
and Warrington streets: telephone - stanass
No. "a
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rE0. A. REICH. N. H., OcULiST, AUKl
NJ ana physician for diseases OF the thru
Once. room "a, Boston book.
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4 RRIvED - THE NOTED CLAIRvOYANT
N trance medium. Nine. IAvee can be con-
suited by all on every subject; satisfaction guar
anteed or no pay. No. eis Thru street, near
Madison.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

SPECIAL NOTICE
N0TiG ALI Pr Rs0SS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ against tire Washington Steamboat and
Transfer Compsay viii present the same for
payment Immediately al their os'aae.
GEn & JACOBS
LINE SECONDHAND BEDROOM SUITES At
u great harg2sDs 1914 Fronr street. Maitland
hanrx
NOTICE To PaoFRIZToRs-pLA FOR
~ eosssges. SIS. toz SOY res .dezee 81: city
al cosantg maps ~ owes rates J. Frle. ansse-,
archissst. %E 99ssa as street..
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FUkNR
I,OF SD-<Da. osres can hxvs SArae BY
Il cas4snE 90 = GoakSsa. sa3s side Waite
AoSzsf. srus7nS snsgSEsF sS2d fAy3 sg exEssnses.
I.uESD-sTRAYEn ON Ny PREMISES
i a. a fear EaGsAs sga q aosfa< ois calf
tfvneF es- HsEe sane ~ EeoylEg reuT<sts sa4
vasfa9 cAseEeS Mr. X T. eyslf f.a@s stazsnn.
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DR.. A--Why do you give the little Smith
boys so much candy. cake and soda water
DIR. BIN smiths family doctor.--Havp-
ey's Bazaar.
Johnny--Pa, what do they ring church
bells for, anyhow Pro make people
believe there's ire In the other world,
nay son. The EpocA.
In Sunday school: "Now, Richard, why
did the Israelites make . golden cali ~
"Why, cause they didn't have gold enough
TO make COW. 'spose. Time.
A woman who favors equal suffrage
wants 70 know If it is . crime TO be I
woman. No. but it is not manly. We
will say no more. Bosfea TruHscrips.
Stranger lin dime museuml-Sav
where's the walkin' match you advertised /,
Manager-Ses the iivin' skeleton over
theref Yep. Wei, that's him. Time.
Teacher-Now suppose you had fifteen
cents and spent five for school book. how
would you ascertain the amount you had
remaining9 Head boy-count il. sir
Csffaye Hearsh
Tell woman that she looks fresh and
she will smile ell over. Tell man the
same thing and il he don't kick you il Is
because he has corns or daren't-- Bmiing-
ton Free Fscsa.
did they treat you cordialiyg" Indeed,
yes. Why. about midnight her father
came TO the head OF the stairs and called
down TO know II l would stay to breakfast -
- HHasy's Hesksg.
Efsse's Brother Do you love my sister
Efsses Eisie's Steady Company-w Why.
Willie. that Is queer question. why do
you want 10 knowf Kites Brother-Sns
said last night she would give dollar te
kaow. and like to scoop il in.--Paek
Mrs. Upperten--I hear that weddins
presents are going out of fashion this year.
Mrs. pesrow tfrom Chicaso-oh, yes,
they are getting 10 be so common. ons
tires OF getting the same kind Of things
over and over again Dsuke's KSgasins.
Good Minister tawasting the appearance
Of the lady of the house l-what il that. nv
little dears Little Grizzly apron. II
rosn' 10 put 10 ia the wash. Mamma 20, il
all dirty. Good Minister--She did Isftse
Giri-Yes. sur: she grabbed il up Iust nov
10 dust OF The Bible -Nrs Terk Usskiy.
Rev. Dr.. ThirdIy--is not your bail rashe,
high, DE-. Dsagnoeef Dr. Diagnose Yes;
but have ScriptnrAi authority for raakius
IL high. and yoss. ~ clergy man. should
not object Rev DR. Thsrdly-Ah. / nm
not aware OF such authority. Or. Diagnosis
II viii recall the passsee to voa- IL reads,
Physician. heel thyseif LIZ
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That the French people arc endowed with
IN enormous amount Of vitality: that they
are In many respects in the very vanguard
Of progress: that they are inventive. en-
pert In manufactures. and highly advanced
In the arts. sciences and every branch OF
philosophy. cannot be gainsaid. but run
ming through all this there Ia vein OF friv-
olity and sensationalism that Is recognised
~ their most distinguished characteristics,
and beyond eli other Of their peculiarities
or traits Is pronounced "Frenchy."
In no case Of late years has this trait
been made more prominent than in an oc-
currsncs Of just one week ago. when
Paris dispatch OF q full column IN length
described the tamnlt into which that gay
capital Was thrown by the visit OF an un-
armed and unattended young man. by
courtesy called thu Duke OF Orleans, son OF
the Count OF Paris. and the last Of the
lire of the Preach bourbornx.
This young fellow had been leading =
sort Of iistless and uneventfai hie at Lau-
Same. Switzerland. which. he being OF an
active temperament, pailed upon him. and
having just attained bis majority. he hied
him 20 his eountry's capital for the pur-
pose Of Offering his services 10 the military
authorities.
In any other country than France; GER
tainly In any other republic or country OF
stable government nothing could have
been considered more natural than this. or
less calculated 10 create oommotion. Ger
saiuly IL would seem that there Was moth.
ing Ia such IA event Ia eause a great stir or
serious srcridatson on the part Of a govern
nent resting on the consent Of The SOW.
erned. having million hsvonets. mag
nificsnt navy and an Incompatible police
fierce At It's command.
Bat no such assumption viii ts Paris and
France. Az ossrc an ingenious story was
coined as-oss the abascasson BY the bos .
father Of a empty. hurlesqae title. " hleA
Invested the lad with the succession 10 .
bsnale. and the fseech passion for tAeas-
rieai effects soon bad the Whole land srem-
hasng 'ns2ta The footballs u . dangerous
'.rr~senster.
Ard 50 THE harmless young fellow. in
search ef employmenk wxs promptly ar.
Tcss~d. hustled Cd TO the rrsfecsars ~
Tosscx. where" Nays the dispatch. Ibis
fseasisy (which ne did not pretend 10 sisny J
Gas Gxess beyond al aeshs." ard he Was
detained ~ the eoacesserse. sones famous
a. rlaee fer desenssoa ef royalty in dis
uess. And with n grand flourish the
world IL notified that ''hy prcmrs scsson
The government hiss nippsi in the bad q
roy xasss exsap." ard again that s.she sov.
sfasnsat MS noa caught mapping. /" has
sisss the excitement of The opera sssusse hsd
rSsss<i. On Tie evening II the asy al rarvn-
ssess sssatssaeat. i wAs positively sensexi~
sAAs toe ssass tealo~ hal ANY ssseh aoea-
sasat A. bad h~sa msas sh~ ssanaxssan 81
The faror. and is vas cisAxiy established
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However, opinions may dii5er In respect
70 the Montana mnddie or The extraordi-
nssy resent proceedings in the Ohio SEN
ate. there can b no diversity Of intelligent
opinion ~ 70 shs foosishness Of the Demo-
Gratis and their independent allies IN the
course they sss pursuing In the lower
house Of The lows legislature.
In thAt case ths dsadloca Ii maintained
On The single Issue Of he enc side or the
other securing the spsakership. 1t b
axrced on both sisies that whichever -
cures that once shall conceds the next
highest 10 ~ other side. and the tuo shall
alternate thsnceforward. With the two
sides equsl the Speaker can easily BE- re-
strained from s1cesaivs psrtisanship, and
The value Of nrst choice ID hardly worth
ccntending for.
Bat TIE Democrats and Independents
were elected In Response 70 . demand for
certain legislation 10 which they we're en-
rhasically pledged. and Il shey do not ct
least attsmpt 70 redeem those pledges they
must heavily loss casts among large and
Influential portion Of those who supported
thsu. Moreover, their govsrnor-elsct can
not taks his once until the two houses are
organised. and by keeping him out Of Of
aos they 40 sacri6ding The principal fruit
a thsif Victory. and BY keeping Govsrnor
LArrabss h ofacs the Republicans are -
curing sDme enmpsnsation-
On ths other hand, the Democrats and
their allies are making but : temporary
-
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How Bride Mads . Douglass Han Of
Her Husband.
Defiance Democrat
At . Joint meeting OF bankers, lawyers
and Newspaper men last evening ex.Con-
gresham w. D. Hin told the following
story:
Horizontal Bill Morrison, who was
strongly in favor OF Douglass for president
in 1850. In his stumping campaign Of Illinois
advised the young girls to get their lovers
to vote for the Little Giant, and no Illus
trated his point by telling them how m
Illinois girl had married young chap who
was great Lincoln man. and before the
marriage she had been unable to proseiyte
him. They were married and went to
Chicago on their wedding trip. Thsy had
retired TO their room, and the young hus.
band went down to ''take . smoke" About
1880 he retired TO his room. bat found the
door locked.
.who Is thersf" said the young wifs
inside.
ssYour husband, dsay," was the reply.
whats your politics {" she said.
Il am Lincoln mAn, and don't you Tor
get it!''
well. no Lincoln man can come in
here"
The young man retired, went down
stairs and took another smoke and lin
gered until about o'clock. Going again t.
the room. he knocked
"Who ID there r. asked the wife.
In very stern and defiant tone, he said
"Open that door; I'm your husband"
II tell you," said the wife from the In
side. that no Lincoln man can get IN this
ROOM"
Provoked and mad. the young man went
down stairs again. About 10 o'clock in the
morning he assembled the stairs once more
and knocked-this time very timidly.
who's therc?" came in . different tons
from the young wife.
The reply was given in : lowered and
muiiied voice: Let me in; am John,
your husband, and lestle the besI Doug.
lass man in the state of lllinoy."
And the door opened ~ II by the touch
Of electricity.
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They hare queer ideas Of iinance down
10 Brasil. A new national hank rscsntiy
estahlisnod there declined 70 pay out gold
short Tins ago. Shortly aftsruard the
president Of this bank had : conference 4
Paris with the directors Of French hank
with which his hank correspondsd, and e.
planned that his hank suspended the con-
version Of its notes into gold because gold
vas 1t from 10 10 - per cent premium. |"
The phrase used was the Brazilian way Of
describing what 10 ordinarily called s.sus-
pension Of specie payment. And be
seemed surprised that his explanation was
not entirely satisfactory. He did not
seem 10 comprehend that u his excuse
was good any hank would b excused for
closing up because il considered coin more
valuable than its notes.
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An eddifying scene occurred in an Os-
wego. n. Y, court q short time ago. A
divorce case was on. and the lawyer for the
husband went out Of his way to asperse the
character Of highly respected lady teacher.
Her brother being informed Of the fact en-
tered the courtroom and dealt the lawyer
aronsing blow between the eyes. The au-
dience applauded and the judge was 50
absorbed In studying authorities that he
was oblivious to the transaction. York
state has some very good points after ali.
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How . Te~a Was Named.


Aitch Is the name ef = postofiice In
Huntington county. The origin al its
name Is Of = somewhat curious nature
However. IL arises from civilized source.
There weFe I've prosperous farmers In that
portion OF the eoanty where the possosylce
now j.. sad their names we're Anderson,
isenherr. Taylor. crum and Henderson,.
Each al them wished the Office 10 lie
named after himself. Bat they could NOT
come 10 an agreement. and finally. - .
conapromsse. the hrss letter frum each
name sxs taken and placed together aad
IAerehy originated Aitch-
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Money appears to be money in Ne
braska The Omaha Be SAINT reporter
among the self-styled Investment" COM
panies Of that city, and the young man be-
ing disguised 30 - TO represent lower
than the normal condition OF reportorial
impecuniosity than which there are few
deeper dspths) discovered that he could
borrow money on chatteis which we're un-
exceptionsble security ct the rate Of 81 for
the first and IS for each succeeding month.
or III for three months on loan Of SIS.
This Il 1t the rate Of 003< par can't Per an
mum, which being less than dollar per dol
lar IL considered liberal in that section.
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In the latter part Of January box car
arrived ct Salem. Oregon. sixteen days
from Detroit. which was Noahs ark in
miniature. The Noah Of the institution
Was Nj. r. Harwood, Michigan farmer.
and his outfit included his wife and two
babies. seven COWS. two horses, two sheep,
and grand panjandrum Of farming i'm
plements, household and kitchen furniture,
provisions, etc. Il Was close quarters. but
they were happier than some people in
palaces. only regretting that they left the
poultry behind.
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Queen Natalie, divorced wife Of ex-King
Milan, of Servia, has bewitched another
royal lover. in the person Of the heir 10 the
throne Of Roumania- All the members Of
his family are opposed 10 the match. and it
il thought be may lose his chance OF the
crown II he persists. but he seems de-
termined 10 marry her. crown or no crown.
She Is fascinating creature. and her life
has been . succession Of romances.
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The Burchard family seems wedded to

The Burchard family seems welded to
ALTERATION. The gentleman Of that name
who exercised his aIliterativs skill at
Elaine's expense will never be forgotten.
But now comes Oscar A. Burehard, Of
Rochester. New York, who has been ar
rested for srigamy. having three living and
nndivorced wives. and the Work arraigns
him as the hero OF Wrongs, Wives and
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cssl en fssEses Iaass a Co. and ees mars free
sAowsag NertA seattle. ballard. sAlnou RAy
sAe PzNFxaaed esnal and terminal .rawncs ~
s~stx<A fAke sassv a Eastern RAsSway Asso
whs~e NasfAesr FnczEc ana Cxnadsan Psrsee
ass saxslnk Ia N s<yssmhes Nars srxA
panf<s loaes D Co. 80 secazasf street
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Mslyott Fam

VIII Iease - much Of the 49,
IN King county. wash. - y u111o +
described q follows. 10 Wit:
All the cleared upland o. 49,
and other farm butldinea e1on1
tarue scrsa next adjoiulnG ~
also oil The bottom-land wt6t q
to the Highest approved ht11elt -
terms. & 4. 4 13z
I. Lessee TO bay lnr cooh a 1
meuts. utensils and etoek noW - m
be1onging 10 me. 53s| 81
2 Lease 10 rum foe - yeas -
Of March. lso0
5. All purchase priee ~ -
cash In advance. s.: s (
Z. Other terms 70 b liho 49,
% Jacob Julian, now ~ itepo
NoA -. ~ and - Boeeon bloeEs z
AL bids musi include pugeE
utensils and implements, on1 u11
BY me a my ONES. 81. q ond
Seattle. an or befofe eafur1o
February, 1880 Il
reserve the right % rojc1 nv T.
The bids viii b opened - ~
day Of February. q u ofe1oeEj r. Z "a
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COMMON GENIE. ASn .sESsr :

Yea utal 1ikrias tte latter aad onEy have %
syend tee foxsn<r II pea oarae t<<say 10 s-ss<-
p4cf*' Store ~ SIS 6eeuod sffeea- nnd fay In =
TAI sxsnrsnxns Of konseAold hardware fsum IA
Con pieae and weza ssas<ss1 ssock
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TsroaxA Pullman sesssesas<d xse<sxrs srss 4 m
snE carr A<<o sai<<s smrsexcst tszrlss sse<perx
thronxn - TIE EAsf ysa Northern PncsEe rnif-
resd. A. eh4lesvx. e4ty uckrs axens. ~ eecund
sSfss<. hswsna csaeks X Ionkaa- deyo4 ticket
agunx, keMsxSA
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Anacor(o

Acre tracts fos sale "a III
near AnacorteS suitable n
will make eight lots to ~
Buy acres and plat -
We have in section ~
island. S acres At n, ~
Lots all round il scIline
5000 In section IS. ! So
per acre. In section 81, o
Saso per acre. In sc. 81
at SITS per acre In SEA
at $I3o per acre.
Can make easy tefms q -
these tracts. We also hoSo -
the best streets Of Anacof>on e
To $4,000 Choice reejdonco -
$600. just think Of e 49,
three weeks old and has q fS1
finished and under counfluo
the time 10 invest before peto6
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Historian.
The following IL . partial report OF the
productions OF this valley for the year issa.
taken from the repor, lately furnished the
Astoria Chamber Of Commerce:
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Residence Properly.

o5.1oo-Ihsee 7room houaos with bath. On
Ash street. between Harrison and
Thomas: lots ooxi2,: easy terms.
"a, Ooo-Now house, ro<0s and hath, on
lake avenue: e500 cash: balance ~
nAY month
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