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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-05-02


ta,0OO,OO0 over the business of the same
period Of 1880
The successful candidate for town treas
urer, at Decatur, has appointed his rival
for the Office as his deputy, the latter fur
nishing the necessary bonds-a commenda-
BILE case Of political harmony.
A lonesome lie Roy youth of twenty
summers has settled down TO married life
with a woman of 43. 'Tisnt every man
who can claim wife and mother in the
same person.
Annie Kabbe, an employe of the Three
Rivers paper mill found a $50 pair of dia-
mond ear rings while sorting rags at that
institution.
A couple of Dawson citizens have been
engaged in lawsuit for the past year over
difference of sls, the costs of which al
ready exceed 5000.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-05-02
Bidweil the Phenomenal Forger.

Boston, April 2s.-George Bidwell, the
leader of the four Americans who, seven
teen years ago, astounded the financial
magnates of Europe with the 100000
forgery on the Bank of England, is now in
this city. Bidwell's chief object is to Sc
cure the release of his brother Austin, who,
like himself, received life sentence in
England. George was eleased on "ticket
of leave" in 1887. He claims to have
brought to bear upon the British govern
ment in behalf of his brother the influence
of ex-Presidents Hayes and Cleveland,
James Russell Lowell, j. Pierrepont Nor
gan, X. G. Ingersoll, Senator Hawley, and
Others. He says his brother was not a
party to the crime ard that his own release
was Endorsed by such men as Bright and
Gladstone
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-05-02
DR.. Iron Tonic
WITH
Cinchena and Pepsin +!

Cures Nervous De-
bility, general pros
tration and dyspep-
sla. 1t relieves that
tired, languid, all.
gone feeling, builds
up the system and
improves the blood.
For nah;I;taAo1 ~
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-05-02
Dometic Labor Notes.

The carpenters of Poughkeepsie, Y. Y,
will demand nine hours as days work on
and after tomorrow.
The striking workmen Of j. p. Squires
e. Co., Boston are working up boycott
against the firm.
The master carpenters OF Philadelphia,
at meeting last night, decided not to
grant the increase in wages.
Thirty six contractors and builders, at
Maiden, Mass, have agreed to the nine
hour day from May l.
The restlessness of labor is confined to no
part of the country north of Mason and
Dixon's line. All over the north the unions
are moving for shorter hours and higher
wages
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Demands i'm Other Cities.

1t is said that in Worcester the Painters,
plumbers and skaters will ask for nine
house with the same pay they now get for
ten hours work. Norcross Bros. and OAR
ling Bros. have announced that they will
adopt nine hours May for carpenters, and
their mill hands and other outdoor work.
men. In nine other cities in this state the
carpenters demand a working day of nine
hours. In several cities the plumbers,
brick-layers and masons will demand nine
hours. The quarrymen and granite-cut-
tiers in Quincy will probably strike, as the
bosses, while willing to accept the nine
hour system, will not agree to the price
per hour demanded.
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TWO LOST THEIR LIVES.

Fatal Result of Fire in Michigan
Mine.
HANCOCK, Mich, April 2e.-At about 8
o'clock in the morning fire broke out in
No. 3, North Tamarack shaft, near the
surface. The pump boy was in the mine
at the time. The flames reached the shaft
house, but were soon extinguished. Capt.
Joseph Roberts, John Thomas, and John
Rowe went down after the boy and found
much gas in the shaft. Roberts was
brought up nearly suffocated, Thomas in
sensible and terribly burned, and Rowe
dead. The pump boy, John Williams,
was found at the bottom of the shaft, 260
feet from the surface, drowned. Loss,
81 600 The cause of the fire is unknown,
but it is supposed to have arisen from the
boys candle. The shaft is non-produc-
ing.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-05-02
Matte Bacon,s BODY Found.

CHICAGO April So.-The body of Miss
Matte Bacon, the young conservatory stu.
dent, who threw herself into the lake a
month ago, was found near the Twelfth
street pier yesterday morning by some fish
ermen The face was distorted and discol-
ored, and the body could only be identified
by iewelry and wearing apparel.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-05-02

males, troubled with so many weaknesses
peculiar to them, there is no equal to this
Tonic. Ask for it. DIR. Cox's Balsam of Tar
and Wild Cherry, for Coughs and Colds and
all bronicha troubles, is the Best OH Earth
Try it and know for yourself; costs only 25e.
bottle. For bilious difficulties, headache,
and constipation, DIR. COx's Little Mandrake
Liver Pills are invaluable. Ifyour children
have coated tongue, bad breath, pain in the
stomach, restlessness at night, get box Of
his Worm Powders; they always cure.
DR.. Geneaux's Magnetic Oil cures all pain in ten
minutes, Tr, il for Neuralgia or Headache. For,
sale hN Dk. NJ. l.. BAGG a. co. Owosso
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Bank Failure in New York

NEW YORK, April sO.-The Homestead
bank closed its doors yesterday, and is
now in the hands of N. A. Chapman. Bad
business is said to be the cause of its sus-
pension The bank has a capital of $780,.
600. II Is said the depositors will be paid
in full.
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SITUATION IN NEW ENGLAND.
Boston and Worcester To BE the Main
Battle Ground.

BOstOn aud WORCESTER TO BE the Main
Battle Ground.
BosToN, April 2s:-The Globe publishes
an article showing the situation in New
England regarding the labor demonstra-
ton to take place May 1. 1t says that Bos-
ton and Worcester will be the main battle
grounds for this state, in both of which the
contest will be for working day of eight
hours. The greater part of the 5000 car
penters employed in Boston will strike for
eight hours, but they make no demand for
an increase i'll the rate of wages They be-
lieve that a decrease in hours will cause an
increase in wages, according to the law Of
supply and demand. The carpenters are
well organized all through New Eng
In
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Six Months for wooiruT.

CHICAGO, April SO.-Frank Woodruff,
alias Black, the Cronin suspect, who re-
fused Bridewell sentence Monday, came
into court yesterday, withdrew his plea Of
not guilty on the DEMONSTRATING charge,
and accepted a sentence Of six months in
the Bridewell.
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Labor Parade at New York.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Final arrange
ments were made yesterday for great
"eight-hour" parade of labor organizations
in this city on MAY /.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F7C SYRUP co.
,....o SAN FRANCISCO. oAi:
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CAME BACK TOO sooS.
Carolina Life Insurance Swindier Crude
i'm His Work.

RALEIGH, y. c.. May 2s.-Tweive
months ago James Dillon. a weIl-known
citizen OF Tyrreu county. insured his life
for s. .o00 in he Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company Some time after he
overturned bis boat and was supposed to
be drowned. The company, however, re-
fused TO pay the insurance money, aud hiA
wife began an action. Ten days ago q
body was found which was identified by
twenty-five persons rs that of Dillon. His
wite's counsel took q non-suit on account
OF the finding of the body and notified the
company OF the identification, the COM
pany agreeing 10 abide by the decision OF
their counsel. when. 10 the surprise OF all.
Dillon returned. he thinking the non-suit
had put an end 10 his chances of obtaining
the insurance. He had hidden in the
swsmps for four months and rugged up .
corpse, which he had found. To represent
hiUself. His return created much excite
nsent and talk OF tarring and feathering
is INDUCED in. q
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SEw Yogg, Nav 2s--A big seizure was
made by .eusfomhouse officials yesterday.
1t Is believed that the captured smuggier is
an Old professional, whe represents several
large ieweIry stores in this city. The pris-
oner's name is Mitehke- lie is q we'll
dressed, intelligent German, and was
passenger on the steamer Esee. from Bre-
men In his shoes we're found several
valuable diamonds and three handsome
gold watches In his pockets the inspectors
discovered SIX pearl crosses. three diamond
crosses. six pearl bracelets. sir diamond
bracelets. dozen elegant scarf psns. besides
a large amount OF other teuelry.
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when the federal government spent q few
million dollars In dredging deep water bsTbor
At 5asyestou. Texas. the effect upon the city was
magical. Property values increased at a WON
de-iui rate. For five years foFtanes in real &c.
estate kept building themselves up without ef-
fort. aud this Ia . city which A. the start had
large population. HlStery repeats itself and
otse city in Washington Will ex perfence like re-
sulfs from expenditures from the public treas.
bali approprlsting zsaa 90 fer forti acario1,s Al
Point Hndsou. Admiralty Head aad Marrow
stone Point Tbs growing commerce ON the
sound demands the protection that this expen-
alturs will give. II tie present congress fails 10
act fayorsbsy on the bill subsequent congress
viii see thai these points can not &c negssetea
and Seattle - snst 40 much interested In seenr.
log the adoption OF this measure a. any other
city. These points also command ths entrance
- -. 81. :, ne ysess. "
city. II Port Townsend cousd presens no Other
inducements 10 a SEEKING "a investment OF
soeafson ior bsssn sss. tias alone wonl1 De s.i.
felent. for yCss "a certainly as the government
wtil erscf these sortsfeatious jEst no certainly
snzzE Port Townsend real estsfe appreciate Ia
value and business increase. Bat TIE fortsfez-
tioas sill hgiag about further good The hartcY
beside which tie city rests II one Of the hest on
the -oand and Will bergrSe the usyal esstiou os
the So-hlPscsde coast. aud sbs commission % %
cafe government DRY dock ean not ignore what
viii Re done by the federal authorities within
the near future. This hafnos viii ssso 10 roznr
the headquarters Of the wssilng feet. and sAs
vzsio1s Interests hat demand ante, froteCfIon
IN times Of trussbie VII ax u;oE Pert Townsend
the Only place tfse esssst that - accessible
and safe Pert Io~ nseu4 - AL right X n noe
5aEnosse towHslse a&ss = b9and 20 ecEae 80 tbs,
front PrcssaEty mar Be psrehesed a. figures
where heavy profts ars csss9Ia. snd thu e1vaa-
tazes 81 she pssce are cEly Dsx.aniax - be
kuoNn~ The city VIII teesfns great nanw-
f&etnrsag point The orr elnzt furnace in frs
stste "a 10 cfNFaton jast scuth Of the city
hm - and mAry workers Ia iro1 ard steei azs
fooxtEg 20 Fafx Townsend re ssc4f ys0f = 30
r0saf 10 the state fOr their 31z1szess- Tne Usaes
ia Ire Ee4gasoring mountains ere 9asy BE-
glazing ~ f@ developed bst taess wsssth "a esf-
fntn and there wf1 s3or = AZ The coal ard sfoz
sk Azzsa Thai fxn be Ezes sa~ ally px for xpDrS.
II - shs wtss nan 40 5eyks fxtc the future
SD TIE investor who wknts ssse ssi. -
ianxs gsnssss ssoalG sook a. Purf Tewasenf.
write 80 thc secretary at fAe EAEEs<T cf Com
nexee sos sly Information desired.
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la CoxxEx. Nay 2s.-Niss Mary Turner,
Who sent so California for her health szsa
fan. returned to Ia Conner afew days ago N
she las. stages OF consumption and on
THURSDAY morning Yielded 10 tbs dread
disease. She Was buried ~ Peasant Ridge
cemetery Saturday.
TIE death OF Miss Zena Drake. aepntT
r,osssraistreas, Sunday morning. was .
shock 20 the entire community che had
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Conner rru.s swsndlsr. Convicted.

Pssis. May es-Tns trial o. secretan and
others connected with the recent copper
syndicate. vas finished today sscrsfan
was convicted and sentenced 20 SIX months
irnprssongnsnt and fined 1900 francs
Layessssre was sentenced 20 imprisonment
for three monlhs and Ened 600 francs.
and Hentsen vAs fined 90 francs Jouxb-
err and the sons OF Lsssassere and Heniseh
and Ariel and Leevver were acquitted
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OLYMPIA. May 2S.-The Bank Of Sydney,
with q capital stock Of $4,000. has fled
articles Of incorporation; also the Blaine s.
Semiahmoo Electric Light Company. OF
Blaine. capital S0.0o0. and the Blaine &
Semiahmoo Electric Railway Company,
with capital of 500 900.
]. X. Edmiston and ]. w. Sharington, OF
Seattle, have been appointed notarses
pffhIjc
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DUBLIN. May 2s.--The champion tennis
match between Thomas Petit. OF Boston,
and Charles Saunders. OF England, was con-
tinued today. Petit won three Of the four
sets played. Saunders won the first set
by O 10 4. Petit won the second by to 3.
the third by 6 to 3. and the fourth by
6 To q
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DENVER. May as.--A report reached here
this afternoon from Alamosa that won
derfully rich strike has been made In the
Golconda mine. which is owned by ex-Sen-
atur Tom Il. Bowen. Ore has been taken
from the mine through which runs solid
streak Of gold an inch thick. Ten days
ago . pocket was Opened from which
$4,000 has been taken The strike hos
created the greatest excitement In the
southern part of the state.
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Fincd Cor MIstlng an Eai.or.

SAN Fsasclsco. May 2s.--In the superior
court today Thomas ii. Williams was SEN
fenced to pay a fine Of $500 for an attack
with deAdly weapon some time ago ON
Charles Hirseh, one Of the owners OF the
EFenfu1 f,axy
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Today. weather.

SAN Francisco. May 81 Forecast till
p. IN. Thursday: For Oregon and Wash
ington Fair weather. preceded by local
rains In Washington.
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LoSpoS, Nav 27.-Lord KnuttIord. colon
ial secretary, has received an angry ad-
dress to the queen from the Newfoundland
legislature. The address protests in the
loudest manner against French aggression,
bounties and smuggling, which. 1t says.
the English government appears 70 tolerate
snd declines TO consent 10 the arbitration
OF the lobster dispute. The legislature
calls upon the imperial government 10
remove lobsteries and stop ali fishing priv
ileges until bounties are abolished, threat
ening TO take its own measures IL the gov
eminent refuses.
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BERLIs. May 2S--The Emia relief COM
mittee has received letter from DR. Peters,
dated Babahsya. Uganda. saying that he
is about TO return TO Bagomoyo.
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Illinois rrohihitlon Platform.

BIooNISeTos, H., May 2s.-The rrohi-
bition state convention nominated X. r.
full state TICKET The platform, among
other thing4 declares that ..all none y
shoaid be issued by the general govern
ment directly TO the people. same 10 be
fun legal tender for all debts. and 10 that
end We waive free and unlimited coinage
OF silver" Ii also favors woman suffrage.
the election OF United States senators by
the peop.e, the Australian ballot Law, gov
eminent eontrolcf railways and telegrsphs,
the Sunday Law enforcement, and service
pensions.
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Reservations On szy steamship Ire IN ne
Atlantic 81 rxsea 20 EerpF< ard knx AID e1a ss
xSewrsa a. <essAern PseSEG cSsce- NAsseerg-
city fsekes axsns is -. nd street. Eosf1u
ksock. L Tankka- depos ssc2ss seent sezstse
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Light on Montreai Murder Mystery.
MONTREAL. May 2S-The kimber mys-
terry was cleared up this morning by the
finding OF the unfortunate young English
mans body in the large reservoir which
supplies Montreal with water. The throat
was cut. and around the neck towel Was
tied. kimber came TO this country in Feb
ruary, and is known TO have been in pos
session of considerable money. He sud-
denly disappeared. and an investigation
showed razor covered with blood, blood
stains on the floor and other evidences OF
foul play in his room. The hotel keeper
obllterated them and said nothing about
them till reporters unearthed the facts.
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CITY r OPRRTY.


sasS -. property on Front street,
S =, ssI,s large houses on Jsekson, corner
s'.ss 3 &c houses c. ysslsr avenue. lot
Oc-I usntturc and good will Of frx,,e,...
=. ng Rouse on Front stgest
1870 ne rooHsesd house with hash-roern
I,t. 100. ess q corner loi. saxizo near
~sssyov-ss ysn-rsomef house. ceiar built on
ins soxIo0 n@sr Lake Union sas.tnr lisss- -
80 flss-roomed house ssesr Lake Union
- Sae--sevsn-roomsd house. cedar finish. La
syxEs. rear Yesier asenus eassis
yss,e, So, reomed house and lot. soxlss. near
si'sso,ssx roomed house AMI onehaH lot
Eear ftsse1 cable.
sso,s'x roomed house and fractional 10.
Sss,s s seven Toosaed house nesr ckson.
S..s00- sfx-ro med house near Jackson.
NV II we Io:s With small house overlook
- 10 so--l;oxlss feet close to Yesler avenue On
sfsas-0ne-hah lot. soxlss. in yesler.s nrstad.
$50 -cleared lot In Kaufman.s addition.
Ssas-aof;i.r lot ia Yeslers second addition.
1sxS-inslde lot In YesIsr's second s.ififson-
' usss,.so lots IN ieslers suppl mental
e3s0--Iol IN Madison street addition.
so.vO0. Undivided fourth interest in "a lots,
~0sS0O-An entire edition with house ana
srcntrd Rear Madison street
eA'rO0-Fine corner, iGoxI00. cleared. in
Union addition.
SOUTH SEATTLE.
9l.360-sIx lots IN Moss first addition.
0i,375-~KIvc lets fn Noes second addition.
o300--s0x11D In NcNauxhts third addition.
Acesil.siers addition. i0lxloo. with
horse, chieken heun well. stable,
cod q ssoo-Loss in sos.a Park.
osO-Lots teutivatsd iand1 IN the
ABERFELDY ESTATE.
These arc the best value In The market Very
SIS 70 sss-Lo,s IA tho Southern addition.
Special terms on blceks
5000 Per observation-disclosures acres splendid
land on puwamlsh river.
$3.50 we1 acre--f10 acres near south PARK
0Io0 pef scro--4s acres IN section Z.
SMITHS COVE.
o25O- Cleared lots in the beautiful Pullman
addition. high. dry and level. commanding
me views ana only TOUR blocks from depeI
SAL1ON BAY.
81 800 per .cr:-i2 acres on south shore with
SO feet water front
5000 Co SnO-chniee lots in Gilman Park.
5000 ts oi.30O-Buxtncss lots in Gilman
osoa-Four lots In Ballard Psrk.
of3b-iats In Hambiett's replal Special ssrme
]. ON blocks.
RAvENNA SPRINGS.
os.5OO-so lots in widssi's addition: easy
terms
ossO-Ten lots in ssass Park addition.
LATONA.
osee-Yine corner scxsa fronsins On spokane
avenue.
ose0-Iwo choice lots fronting on Spokane
avenue.
oss5-Iots on Harrison Heights. 5oxloo
a special price on one OF the best blocks.
l0Ox.0A
Lots and acreage at Blaine. Bellingham Bay.
Port Angeles, Kalama and Gray's Harpor
country.
Ranches and timber lands In ali parts OF the
state. Special barraius In snohomish, Kjtsap.
Mason and chehaiis countless
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ssr fsssess ErSsta us6x<ser xx<Es1is.
hsntsornssy srzrms1 caexss< Csexry.
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always before been in perfect health, and,
although taken IN several days before her
death. her Illness vas not considered so
serious. The funeral was held Tuesday.
under the ausp;ces OF oakland Lodge. /. q.
g. T.. Of which Miss Drake vas member.
The memorial services at the n. L.
church Sunday morning we're the most in
te-estiag ever held here. Rev. lie Souri.
OF Whatccua. delivered the sermon. Dec
Grafton services viii be held at Pleasant
Ridge cemetery next Friday.
The second session of the Seattle district
Methodist conference viii begin here Tues
day. lasting until Thursday evening.
Thirty-nine ministers viii be in attend
ance.
Last Saturday morning, though the tide
was flooding and the water high enough 10
allow the entrance Of the larger sound
steamers. the mail steamer from the south
sent in the mail by small boat. while the
steamer proceeded on her way without ths
La Conner mail for Deception, Guemes.
Anacortes or Fidalgo. meeting the small
boat, which had taken the inside route on
the north side OF the island
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FRANKFORT

16lealod on naznit'ceps site. dry ana Ieve
s. III, riatted with broAds<freess and alleys:
e well Sheltered from bleak and Winter
pl1ds; hss an abundant supply " pure
16nnfng vnt.r
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Recently the lottery company has been
endea~orsnx 10 secure cou:Fos OF the COM
sry press. Fcur parish newspapers were
bought By il last week
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FRANKFORT

= nnlneal saeIiities offers the grestssf induce.
nen,s 10 capital and manufacturer af any
Dwn o. ps,rt in the whoIe Pacific North
Ma tial Inducements extended 10
1Oepaazesa who build and improve their
& 1CDoerty.
Deaecd b. the company on docks ana other
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.ANKFORT,
WASHINGTON.
FRANKFORT,
- city Of the pscisc Northwest
L FRANKFORT
Washington shore
FRANKFORT

11euve ssslsoad hub and fprmines port, com
s Uaedinv the conc nt-ated trafHc Of the
1n61e Northwest.
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FKANKFoRT

<66nportesi BE- the Greatest coal iron. lumber
r. snd agricultural interest Of any port on
4 ~ RacifI coast.
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FRANKFORT

|6unoqualesi savmiIl sites. supported BY "A
lnfxhxusfible supply OF superior timber
kostief engaged In tina, industry ara inyit@f
J 9efuvestisats, a. special Inducements will
r attended.
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SOUTH SEATTLE.

1890 Six lots IN Moss first addition.
0Ls375-- Five lGts in Moss second addition.
0J0O-S0xl2D In HcNauxhss third addition.
VI. 1O0-- McCsiiister's addition, IOoxlOo with
Rouse, cbieken houw well. stable,
poultry. etc
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