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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-21
rHE PAxzr1e pIyasroS.
Mzsters Relating 10 the Late Pug
sound shore Bead

Matters Ksiaesnx 10 the Late Puget
sound Shore BEAD.
II. Tyndale, Eho went % Portland
leH. isght 20 attend the meeting 81 the
Oregon Transeontfneusal Company, 10 be
hsid n that city today. viii return % THIS
ely % few days In company With 5. O.
Fulton, assistant general freight sgent OF
the Northern Paeific railroad Mr. Tvs
dale said yesterday. that although il had
heen stated be woaid be apposnsed general
agent OF the Pacific division Of the North
ern Pas, which comprises what was the
Puget soard snore read. be had received
no ofNcial mlsmaticn Of an appointment ot
any kinl
i. 1ENAdeau. who acted as manager of the
Ruga Sound Shore, Is now assistant
superintendent Of the Pscific division. hav-
inz supervision Of the business from Seattle
20 Me6ker. including seattle terminals.
This i . similar position TO the one he for
merry occupied. with the exception that be
viii hereafter forego the duties OF assistant
treasurer and those of the accounting de-
partmens
AT present the stationery used Is that OF
the Puget sound shore, bat the supplies
hereafter viii be for che Pacific division Of
the Northern Pacific. new time card will
be issued in few days. probably 70 take
effect week from SundaE, arranging for
the train service under the neB regime.
Besides providing an additional passenger
train between this city AID Tacoma the
service viii be improved rsothsr ways.
Counsel james MsNauRht. who has been
IN Tacema with Mr. Fulton. viii this week
go - st. Paul, with information respecting
the recent transfer effected and other bust
ness transactions in connection with the
Northern pzeific
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TmE pay NunsKMY.
~ Place where working yEassen Ma,
Leave Their Children.

Leave Their Children.
Iheladies % the Moments Christian Tenn.
Tefance Union have established day nnr-
Niy 10 dwelling house on the northwest
soFaer Of Third aud Marion streets Many
sili ask what the object 1T the day nursery
= II Is simply q place where children can
y lest during the aay While widowed
Eesaers arc At work earning n pittanoe for
her support.
Tbs ladies Of the W. G. + u have known
We necessity 81 such an institution Tor
sans time. hat owing 10 several reasons
sAey have been unable 70 organize the nur~
ssFy, and have cared for children in nun.
- Of Instances at their own homes. A
thuft time ago, however, sftsr enaniring
hso lhe matter by correspondence with Ike
hsiItatieRs Ia other cities where they are
eonF grest amount % good, il appeared
lfseiieahe. and steps were taken at once
sefganisn a nursery here
lhe fesislestee ST the corner 81 Third and
kafiou vas secured and AZ the last regular
h'seslng ct the union Mrs. Te.ser. an ac.
s" member II the unsen, was appointed
= oaks charge Of the nursery. The los,k-
10 i central. the house contains six large
seonas. where children Gan be asausel dur
e tht fainy aavs. and whom the weather
: axe 4 geod=sised yard will furnish an
ssrslisnt playground The location IS saay
secess - ali wishing 90 take aavaatare
= generous an oiteF. A ssaAil Il at 10
0ats Ter day viii be charged mothers
atntng wages
ne naTseFy was opened yesterday morn.
81 ARD although there wvre 20 children
- sslsfe, tae lsdies sxf@et to have Sll tAey
"a attend 10 Is soon rs the organisation
ssscsass knewu.
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BIG SALES IN SOUTH PARK.
T. J. Monroe & Ca. Sosa Two Hun
dred and Eighty Fmr the
First Day.
What Cost SIS Yesterday WIN cess ess
Before r.snigAt-Goed Property
and Low Prices Reeegnirea.

The sale Of lots in the new South Park
addition 70 Seattle yesterday reached the
enormous number Of 9ss--the largest sale
in one day Of any addition ever plscsd on
the market in Seattle Previous 10 this
remarkable record the largest nnmher Of
lots Disposed Of in one day Was ESQ. and
even that number WAS thought BY real
estate men % be - large that II never
vas aIs0 made by Mr.. Monroe, who has
wonderful success in handling property of
this kind and invariably secures the most
aeritorious tracts.
The sale commenced st 3 O'Clock yester-
day morning at r. ]. Monroe's Office, Sc
Second street. and continued steadily until
noon. az which time q rush Of South Seat
tie workmen and others arrived. and at
O'Clock ali but two or three Of the 90 $55
lots bad been disposed Of. Mr.. Monroe
and his large force Of assistants were kept
busy al day making out papers. snd they
closed business in the evening with q total
sale of 2s4 lots, the busiest hour OF the day
being that between and O'Clock. when
large number OF lots we're sold 70 those
who could not get away from their bush
neSs during working hours.
The sale viii be continued today al SIS
per lot. an advance of $40 over most of
yesterdays sales. and il Is expected that
the second 90 viii all be sold by noon.
after which the price win be raised 70 $50
each.
4 be success OF the new South Park addi-
ton has demonstrated the fact that the
people of the city have great faith in the
future OF that locality and are not only
positive that this addition will be the center
OF populous district, but also that South
Park lots are the ones to invest in at
present A large per cent OF the purchas-
ers Of the lots are buying them to build on.
and two were purchased by party who
intends 10 AZ once put up store building.
The fact that the land In this addition
is the nearest available residence property
on the south side OF the city and thai it
lies beautifully. with no hills 20 grade and
no ravines TO Gil, has been recognized by
all who have seen its location. Inside Of
eighteen months South Park will have
splendid street car and railway facilities
and will be populated with q substantial
class Of citizens. The Coinmereial-streef
railway line will reach the property. the
Seattle Southern or Southern Pacific viii
pass through il and the Seattle-Tacoma
Retire road will cross IL from one end TO
tt.e ether The moment any one of these
railways reach the property IL viii treble in
value and the large Catholic school located
in the tract will. upon its erection, further
enhance its value.
Many investors visited the tract yestsr-
day and many more will 60 today. A very
handsome birds-eye view OF the South Park
addition hangs beside the plat in Mr. Mon
roe's office. from which those who have not
time 10 so 10 the property may select
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DUP OPERA COMPANY.
Opening az Arnaory Hall Thursday Night
Talent and Beauty Combined.

Opening "a Armory Hall Thursday Night
Talent and Beauty Combined
The J. C. Duff Opera Company, which
begins q season at Armcry hall next Thurs
day night, is in many important respects
the finest operate organization which has
visited this coast. The first opera TO be
presented, and naturally the one from
which the ability of the company
viii be judged. is twin 20
Erminie, and BY many composers
acknowledged TO be the greatest in their
repertoire. and one which Is fzvorite in
London, New York and San Francisco.
Miss Won Januschowsky has achieved
worid-wide reputation. and q majority Of
the Eastern critics pronounce Miss Katie
Gilbert the best soubrette ever seen in
America. Laura Joyce Bell Is also adj
mired for her beauty and talent. Dlgby
Bell Is beyond doubt the funniest man on
the American stage. and in "Paoia" he
keeps the audience in rear of laughter.
Il would be difficult to mention the
equal OF the celebrated tenor, Mr.. Marx
Smith. who stands high in the ranks of the
lyric and dramatic artists. Mr.. Frank
Pearson. the robust basso, as well. has re-
ceived the unqualified praise OF the East
ern press.
With cast like the above. supported by
chorus of fifty and an efficient orehes-
ira, and with all the accessories in the way
Of scenery, costumes and properties, the
]. G. Duff Opera Company in all Of their
productions cannot fail to provide mag
niticent treat for the true lovers OF talent
and beauty in Seattle.
AFTnory hall is now nearly ftsed with the
largest stage on the coast. and ali the stage
effects 70 put on the largest plays or operas
now travelling. The boxes and dress circle
will be completed today and tomorrow ali
the scenery and the new drop curtain will
be hung Manager Ziegler has placed fifty
new chairs around the balcony, which will
be offered for sale today. Those who have
not secured seats for tha opening night
should call early today st Graham & Daul-
tons for that nIIrnnse
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GENERAL STATE NOTES.

The ore taken from the Yellow Jacket
mina on Silver creek. which is owned by
Messrs. Pennington, Denny 4 Cook assays
Is 7 copper 20 the ton. This amounts 20
about $isl42 per ton. = SaohoRaisA Sun,
Jan. Is.
A potato was brought to our Office last
November that weighed four and thres-
fopfths pounds. II was grown on Oliver
shears place adjacent TO town. Cowlitz
county can't be beaten raising big potatoes
--Cowlifs Advocate.
Frank Porter informs us that the carp
he received from the government fish COM
missioner some two months ago are doing
nicely He expects soon TO get another
invoice, and in another yea- viii have a
fine school Of the toothsome tribe. Roy
Ran. January rs.
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TIE Original nustness Yesterday Wa
comparatively small.

The Original nustaess Yesterday Was
comparatively small
The original entries st the land effiee yes
serdzy we're few IN nunsheF and consisted ~
two homestead entries, six presumption al
ings SRa two timb@r land applications as
follows
Samuel r. Dunlap, on the northeast
quarter OF section (. township e. range 1
wess. Anton T. Nelson. On the southwest
quarter al section q township - range =
vest
Presumption filings JEAN r. RaxgS. on
TIE southwest quarter al the nefshwexs
quarter ard ths northwest quarter IF TIE
southwest quarter q ssesten II. township
81. range west. Phillip Richter, on lots .
and S 81 section - township y. range $
east: Timothy g. stewart. On lots / and 3
az section "a iass 5 and 5 81 secttau ~
aud the northwest quarter % section -
tawe&Alp S. Eanse weSt Henry Lambert
ga lhs soath hxif s. the southeast quarter
81 section IL. saNnship d. range eAkt
Esan u HHEaes en- the wcst bali az the
southwest QaaFtef II sress0a =. aud the
wess half al tie huzsAa Nkt quarter II s4s,-
ton 81. foH nshlp s. rsnse 4 gwst. Anarew
kumaSen. ea tee east has q tbs southeast
quarter og seessor Is, township -, range =
west
Timber ia0a Aspile Atioak- Antan PETER.
- The seathwxSs aaArSss ef sectsSn -,
tewnship 81 range sess. CASPER hofmrit.
on the southeast quarter ct sectscn "a
township Il. FAuge s wesG
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poaR fssi ta as1sns HiekeFtsu 4 seg sazssesa
sale og hGasshnsf fHEnssnrH Aaa psAaas ts3ay al
p. a a. T.s2s kraut stress.
Eskukesx al reteeea Is tAs sale Chester
CleAgy.
Ola papers q eehss nunals
FsHc hsszk dress materials al res4ucsd ~ ths
sac. thess9T E1<AsFs
The aavxess stnek 81 aAss 30 eesecs srnm o.
Carries tssssdstszas. tae aAss@F.
tsss s4pefs = esas haa3as
E8asak al resfwes3 ~ tks sac. CheStss CteAFy.
cd e&pezx - eaass eaa4s
tTankks 80 resae<s ~ tie sese. Chester Clear.
SNsenfy.sve renfs. sae Ae4ss sreeassx ~.
tissExs Is 80 Al sAs saae Chester tseRTF.
Yes ~ rexrst - laag ysa I've 4 yea miss
h4ytRx : eSw cts "a "a IA View a43stzan 70
sasmen heY zee gass ~ ". J. Fergasen a Ca,
eeTmss seooua ana gnsan
Ne A Esna Frsnxn eaAsmeEss FSsiwoei "a
ssk@c as fhe s&sF. gAsszNs chsAxy.
- sek - saeS ses7n ~ tas sac Cnssseg
ClezEy.
-. Dress ssas F~aaeea 70 SIC u ,SAe sale.
Caster NteHfy.
80 assscsss xaosssfa sne ga. sn4 esp nze 70
selchazass ssns1sessaa sas ha1skf S@co21 ssF1Sk
nxAE Seszan Ssoek.
~ Hlee& altvoel ssrTe< sktneAss VIA. re-
asasws e - Al she sac cNssEss Sieaxy.
- A 80 - Aeavy wsse zngEasA es.xoe4 re-
eae14 - s. ~ TIE sale Chester EtsNrT.
Tsaraes sse11ssasa = Nwaat ~ Kz@x SEA
Ea3keTy sns an4erwsag al Fssfsees As TIE ssse-
cheSteg Esesgy
Heaasstms ssxel cleared less aeax sssmoa h4y
fos aass Is y. 4 FeegNaa4 a "a
S8sels a. Fssznzsss - sAe esss- Cssfstsx saeery
Tssae snsas ~ rsstans1 n tAe sAsz chsstss
casAsY
kEssss fEeasea. ns.ssaa tksra. hss q sesana
A&@s esse segsss<F rs SIS
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A FRIEsD,s ADyICE.
How Casuat Conversation Resaited In
saving the Life Of Thoaghtless Young

NOW y AAN4Aa &01NNA N8NAVM AN~H HAtWA IN
saving the Life Of Thoaghtless Young
Man.
Two friends were seated At lunch table and
consulting the hiii OF faro. One looked fresh
and bright the other pale aud langrid. After
studying the bin all over, the lsst-named per.
son said
ats no uss. have no appetite. | cannot
eat
HE friend looked anxious
"Nha4 Is the natter he inquired
II den / know. have cough IN the morn
ing tickling in the throat. Difficulty m breath
ink, my pulse Is quick. my breath short and
have q fsgnlnees across 10 chest In the even-
ing / feel chilly. during the day feEeTsah. I
don'f know what 10 meMn8
my dear fellow you sve tie symptoms OF
consumption. know. hecenss | was IN thu
same terrible pefh once nyselL You must 90
something 81 once.
s'What can ao9- vas the snsious inquiry.
BE careful, exereise and drtnk pure whisky
s.snt have never been in ths sabi, oil drink.
ing whisky"
a. mach the better Then a will cmre Won
used sufse Pure Malt v hsSky for ssore than 4
year, aud stslI take ft rsgaiar.y, an TEN
perancs man, a. Yon know. but aaa nsyt - p
osed as 10 allow my hestth to snfeF when I
know what Will restore and preserve u
The above i not Al fmagtaary scnvezsaffoB,
hui aesmasly took place. Substantially - naF.
rated IL Is stattmEut 81 tae sxrefience OF
th0usanas Of other people fhteuKhoas America.
puhYss PHFe Malt hisky viii cheek sonsara y
ton viii pTeveDt pneumonia. VII haf8sa ~ tis.
sGe. harden he muscles and give re aud soioy:
IL il uo8xisaisss Et Is pure IL can be rTocAred
ia aav part 81 the land. bat care should 20 SIX
ercised TO serare 0alg the Eernine
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ANACORTES

VIII he the metropolis and commercial center
of the lower.sound country. Our faith is based
on the following facts;
ANACORrEs has she best harbor on the
Sound north Of Seattle.
ANACORTEs hsrbor tbetser known as ship
Hasborl ID the most accessible on the Sound.
while entirely sheltered il is 20 near the straits
Of Juan de Fusa that vessels can sail in without
towing. thereby escaping . heavy tax. ship
HArbor was christened by ship captains who 70.
allied is advantages.
ANAC0RTEs is backed by corporation ten
times heavier than any ether corporation fnfer-
estcd In any other down-sound town--the ore
gon improvement Co. This company recentsy
negotiated sls.ooo.ooo morgage. After consof
idatIng is Indebtedness about sIo00o0oo is left.
the bulk Of which win be expended in con.
structinE the Seattle a Northern railroad from
Anacortes, is terminus.
ANAcoRTEs has perfect townslte.
ANAC0RTEs' backing - Of 8 very practical
sort The Oregon Improvement Co. has graded
. miles Of railroad from Anaeostes up the
skagIt valley. to tap the wonderful mineral re.
soarces Of thst district. Tho company has now
on hand the iron Tor this road and win ship Il 70
Ansoolses as soon - the large whsrves nov
under construction there are completed The
company has also con tractcd for oo.ooo ties Cor
immediate delivery. The company Is under
contract 70 have % miles Of railroad completed
and in operation b. August IS next from Ana
cortcs north. The Oregon improvement Co is
now building lsrgs vharves AZ AnacoFies The
Pacific Coast Steamship compsnys steamers
win call regularly 81 Anacortcs. and The grain
Of the lower-souna country As wsll as tbs tim
Der and mineral products Of the skagis valley
viii hna their way TO msTkss BY way Of Ans.
ooFsaA
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SEATTLE UNION vETrEAs Gun,
Annual Meeting 20 Elect OHscers-An
Oyster supper.

Annual Meeting 20 Elect OHlcers-An
Oyster supper.
Seattle Union Veteran Club met at the
court house at o'clock last evening and
adjourned 20 the Russell honse where the
business Of the annual meeting was at
tended to and officers elected as follows:
NJ. II. Holmes, president; ). r. street. first
vice-presideut: G. A. Gay. second vice
president; Lyman Wood. secretary; L. A.
Treen, treasurer. Jesse Cochran, marshal.
j. ~ Wsliingiofd, III. +. Phillips, w. a.
Hilton, ]. y. carson and Roswell Scott,
directors. The committees will be ap-
pointed before the next meeting OF the club
is held.
AT the close of the meeting the veterans
were invited by President Holmes 10 sit
down to an oyster supper prepared BY
Comfade Jenkins. About fifty comrades
sat aown to the tables and enjoyed the
oysters ard other refreshments.
When the supper was over the comrades
INDUCED in speeches and toasts, among
which was one TO the success OF the Seattle
Union Veteran Club. proposed by President
Holmes All witnessed Ia the benefits
The club freely dispensed to deserving
Union soldiers and sailors. The entertain
ment closed about III O'Clock.
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l.. n. Wilton Laid az Rest-Two Othei
1nterments.

l.. H. Wilton Laid az Rest-Two Other
1nterments.
The funeral OF the late L. II. Wilton. who
died OF pneumonia at Grace hospital sun
day morning. took place yesterday morn
ing from Bonney 4 Stewards undertaking
pariors. Rev John f. Damon delivered a
few appropriate remarks, after which the
body was inferred in the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs, Emma j. Faderiund wife OF Adolph
Faderlnnd. who died Of pneumonia at the
family residence, corner Of West and Viz
ginla streets, Saturday. was buried yester-
day az Mt. Pleasant cemetery. The funeral
services took place at Gross & Co. s under
taking parlors, Rev y O. Nelson officiating.
julius Nusshaum who died at Providence
hospital Saturday. was buried yesterday
afternoon from Gross & Cos In Mt Pleas
ant cemetery No friends or relatives
claimed the body and IL was buried at the
county's EXPENSE.
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Three Large Cities on The Sound

Tacoma the center Of the up-sound trade. IS
rnqneztsonahly ore Of these points seassle's
magnificent geographical position makes her
the chief city Of TIE Sound. A. vel a. Of The
state, well emitting her 20 the PROUD title OF the
'oueen city There must OF necessity be =
commercial center down Sound. which win bear
the same relation TO Seattle, the nesropoliA a.
does Tacoma For several years there was a
feeling Of uncertainty As 70 the location Of sAs
down soand metropolis. has It's now belief
almost universally accepted that
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ALlssle toe Literal.

New York Press
tioahead DO you want 10 know how 10
make money!
Hardlinos No, indeed, do net.
GoAhead- Bat you seem 10 need the use
iul arsicle2
sojourn in The penItentiaSy The govern
neut reserves % itself the right Of making
oHey. nnd private competition il little
too uncomfortable for the competitor
Tel ne how 10 acquire some of that which
IS already made and ysu viii find me all
attention.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

a REGARD Of Buildings Authorized nv
Inspector Abbott.
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday
issued the following permits:
J. r. Coyue. one-stsry frame. lot (. block
Is, Rurk4's second addition, $3.50.
neweiss & Buttery, two.story frame,
PA Jay street Cost $3.50.
Fred Souder. addition to house, LOT 5,
block 81. Terry's addition Cost 81 ,0oo.
Mrs T. l. Mcdonnell. two one-story
frames, LOT q. block S.. Terry's frst add.
ton. Cost 800 each.
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a natrAL rMlzs rIanr.
sse ballard Men settle differences Il
Finish Fright

- Aesisnd Men settle nfser~aees hr .
ftotsh Fight
Ase ex.hafkecpefs at ballard. nsne4
Asssy and Callahan, who have had \
s2gs against oHs saosAsr tar saNs nssS
:. ss'sfaained n settle tUs difficulty sunday
ssfaeon br 4 hwat 60 halsh. The tao
- and lev Others weat iata Foar,
~ o1s 81 the ballard saloons. aer~
sna Callahan Invested themselves
ssssAssg, CREASED their bodies ~ a. -
ssrni slineAiuE and then haeHn aas az
= mess brutal Of rssne aghts ever kuasa
~ Northwest
- nsh' consisted % ere round, whch
s.'sa hsteSn minutes. at the close es whleh
80 eAllAasa vas unah8e e. mexs a.
ssAsoalss, AID Avery went auay sta hss
callahan MAS grlxbtfuglv rat
49, ses bead and hsdy. aaa i i reared
rs salaFses may prove fatal ~ -
- essn shifting blood a. tie resasa q Ia.
sRsal .si9Fy.
Assfy @as also badly punished aes,at
.,e ssaa Ard hsssy. bat = shae 81 as0xs
sasa- Nessrssss srre made az d gsss
- safess tsse4sss n,sa eassess a, Rsnw...
= - gsaeAsA Etke sa reslks s-s..s 1885,
: @'s&iSa - Eesasas AZ so Nsfe
saiIdfea Cry for Pitchers Cassoria.
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scoTCHMEN.s MKETINe TONIGHT.
A Programme 20 BE Perfected for the
Burns Anniversary.

DdFus Auntsrfs&fts
A general meeting OF ali the Scotchmen
IN the city will be held tonight TO perfect
arrangements for the celebration Of the
i5ist anniversary Of the birth OF Robert
Rurns. For several days special COM
mittee has been at work on programme
for the literary entertainment, hsnqaet
and bali 70 be held next Friday evening,
and at tonights meeting this programme
will be submitted for approval. The sale
OF tickets for the anniversary banquet will
commence this morning.
No special invitations will be issued as
al the scotchmen Of the city will be ex-
pected 10 be present to pay honor 60 their
national hard Bobby Burns Scottish
songs and dances. addresses and readings
sill go TO make up the evenings literary
programme and everyone will be given a
taste OF the truly Scottish dish--the A Hag-
gis. Touight's meeting viii be held in
Chisholm's hall on Front, between Column
bia and Marion street,
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me vert ~ R.sssr.

81 different eases ~ dssututlon we're
relssyesl Yesterday ey Agent MeCoaEhs. Of
ses Fclief huFv&a. Mrs Phssllps. VITO has
hesns safseFaak fsom lncnraele hip ssiss4se,
was taken ffems her hoFne rear Lake
Uusan 80 FrosAasnos hospital Twefamilies
weze given 50 eNna n gFecexy orders
leo transportation sockets were issaed. one
a. Fort Tea nseag &nelhsE 90 Portland. A
aAAaM nnnAn aas Klxrn 50
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HAVE You SEX yERusAi.EN Ne

This Is the third ard last week of this great
eNhleihen. A. 20 fesler avenue During the
past fwp seakh hundreds have visited it There
Is bBt one 9pfuian aud that h that nothing has
ever been sen IA this eoentEy % equal g. All
lovers OF 5so at. wonderful mechanism and
beautiful Siis@af4eAt representations 81 Ancfeut
historical eeeafss sbeHia ~ al means visit this
wVstsier before 4 lsaves II vii ~ apen from 2
e. Ee j. N. daily tais week aaly
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ANACORT

Has captured the prize. We confidently believe
that within another twelve months this belief
will be Thoroughly proven. All who know the
history of oar arm are aware that We have
never handled property outside Of Seattle be.
cause We have known that the majority Of tho
outside schemes were wildcat propositions
which would act as hoomerangs OF. the nrms
fathering them We have thorough confidence.
however. that
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