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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-03
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Elm iHu9er Menn 3fansrs Oatbp 5befs
ftel6 Die flinf8eDuida1ige 9r0tai hes
Jarmets Girfiuuo. Gr fam am Morz
8eR naG einem Golc. bon uelGem lie
0oa BEN b%sb0r5ngten eltbbaher @eo.
Summons, %beimgefiibrt tporben mar, in
lbr 0ars, gerabe ols bic Gamilie frtib.
iiitdte. st na5m on benz Mabte She'll;
ais Sri. GirtIaao bos 3ilnnler psrlieB
folgte er lift urb rief ibr 3u> beb er tie
t6ote1 tulirbe.. 5n benfelbsn Wugeu.
bid tel Der S6uB unb bas iunge Mdbs
Den tIir5te nit einem S6rei gu Boben.
ee}n tDenigen Winuteit mar fe cine 2ei6e.
Sheffield flOb, IeBte iiber bic 6ena uno
rl0tete has@stDebr 9egen fd. 9erG6uB
berurfante uur eine lei6te Wunoe;
oann rib er ieinen &ebolber aug Dem
8hrtel, ieB!e Den 2auf geget bas Rinn
l1no bradte log. Man faub i'm nit serz
fdnettertsm Gopfe auf
W;e aug Waibington aemeloet
miro, erbdlt @bas. 8iGert BON Weimar
bon nun Git eite PenIion a%usbeaablt.
IHoreas In6 Garl Biermann in
9omfort babea toegen beg Mngriffs auf
5ersn Qppelt ibr gprberb6r befouben
uno l~eiiteten ie6er $1,000 fit ibr grTdei.
aen Dor ber Grano Sum.
Sn Neu:g raunfels nerben mehz
rere or6Bere 8outen geplant, borunter
an Der Norbsde beg Squares Elm qroses
Gebdube fir Die NationoIs8arf.
- 9eim Bobren zines artefiden
Writunets In &ertoilIe bat man in elmer
Siefe bon 300 Suab siil tpeiBes @anbs
lager CREDIT.
= QIs 2anbf6minbler tpurbe bel
2lano Elm gepiRer 50. 3. Muuins BET.
baftet, Der fi6 aIs &obett Yrice ausaob
uns iii oeiien Romen 2on6 oerfaufte,
tpel9eg T9rn ldngR nibt n,ebr giaeus
tbum 8riee's tuar.
- Sas gbepaar 9roitcoutt in &C.
,trpbille @feierte bergangene Wohe feline
solbene 5p63eit.
Sn Ser. Salp's 8oaroingshaus
5l 8oibeHon purbe gbas. Wolf Don
feinem Stubenfamsraoen 8. g. 2emon
burd bFei S6iife lebensgeFd6rli9 BET,
%Dunbef, als CT in bas 3inlmer trat.
SsnaD, Der ein eifriger Gpiritif III,
b%s1auptet I'M Nufirogc ciner aebeimen
Wa9t g~ebanbeit gu baben, ols ct auf
feinen Sreuab fhoB.
Die 8enobner oon Gafrobiue ae.
ben nit Dem Ylare tim. bon 2acoiie
aus cine 3peiglinie bet gabn mad ibrer
Staot 3u bauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-03

w Die 2ois 3pif9en cem @obers
nementss 9isel unb ber Suniet Sabn
bsrtalifen lid De6balb 10 i6nel, neil es
cine portbeilbaftere Oferte sor nidt
aiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-03

% Das Yublifum i6dbt gep6bn>
lid eiHe quite Nustpabl bon Gegen lidu.
ben, ME iie bel Sips G 5ifbers
ftets 81 finben ifva Die preife
tbrer Sa9en, bon benen fe nar eos
Bette balten, iinb iebr a~nnebmbar unb
bic Meceptur, tire Specialitdt. 1T fhon
3iemlid beoeutenb. geriu9t tie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-03
Gin Scepttfer fagt

8Iutseiawire. 3ertbeilt aarbunfels. Rs-Setft baus
ernb unb fhnea %9dhmuns. G8 tit elm patrer @eiunbz
teitSbrtnser. 9eift Scrppbeln unp anbere sleiGarttse
aranftetten. Madt ialedfen @tbetn gut unb e~ntfernt
bic trfd6e. gertretbt BITE 8ilirfitdt unb 1T unIber=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-03
SAMARITAN
NERVINE

trcHen bei Tieber6ise. Gin unrersletdbares Ibflbrz
n%itttel. IS teilt frdnfbaften 3ppfi9nier3 punberbar
i@nea. aJ-Gntbalt feine fddblthen Subitan3en. @ets
at8t paS @ebtrn. Surtrt i4nea &beunatiSmu8 unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-03

sibt benz Dilute neue sebensfrdfte. @s BELT aue unz
re9elniaBtsteiten i'm Nerrenipitent. Rg=6ilft, no allies
aneere gerfeblt unb erfrii4t @eiit nnp a6rper. Seilt
Dp8pepita, pber ba8 @elo tptro suriifse9eben.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
N xxcIrIsG CHASE
- uabhord Fires Three eheas ~
Sneak Thief.

- uubhord Fires Three Shots ~ 3
sneak Thief
- D. G. Hubbard wss patrolling his
~ Vine street, between second and
- streets. yesterday afternoon 81
i e'c1ock, when he Was notified By
1om, resident Of Vine street. thst :
~ M had entered her house and
I j ! sstehel containing asuit Of clothes.
noleAhor told the officer that she had
- ~ mn enter Mrs. Ross house by
9tnt door and come ont with satchel
~ haDd and walk toward Wall street.
RI 1ozIbed he men to the ofitcsr, who
otintoly gave chase. On his way he
n OlReof John Kelly conducting the
- snng . the jail. He asked him II be
~ - tNo men 60 along the street with
1e11AA, snd Kelly said he had. They
~ IN joined IN the chase aud caught
WI the thieves 1t Wall.
- Ihlsa Al soon - the thief
- ~ e@cefs coming he cut the
o11Ad nd took the suit OF clothes out and
-. Hubbard ran one way and Ofhcer
xel1y ~ eth@. The thief seeing himself
epgnorod. dropped the clothes and ran into
- alle5. 0GoR Hubbard then drew his
plsnl nd ind three shots into the ground
= elDn1en hin. but his man ran Ill the
heea' H Anaiiy lodged in behind an
looee but Hubbard saw him and cap
~ m.
= - stationhouse IL was learned that
- - M Thomas o 'Brien. an oid-time
- hief, who has given the police .
80 dsal Of trouble.
tuane The chase O'Brien's aocomplice
- 0Brien will be tried tomorrow.
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- 90 Injured Frssn tlAs KxpIo-
sIem Identified.
800. March 29.--Ths search In the
7I - building wrecked BY The ex-
r tks starch department Of the
10owy yesterday vss completed
80, and il 10 now known that
- ~ kiilsd and thirteen injured.
p 6sad were Iaborers, the names BE-
hneust Sherman. Albert Hasa,
Welhsch. John Otto. Henry Hu bel
- Hsner, Morris Flynn, Albert
ond T1ed Graf.
Il z u bodies were partly consumed
~ mutilatsd. and some al them
~ II identified by fragments Of
~ somatning intact.
- 1owd has surrounded the plece
noot d them being suxieus reaa-
- frionds. and whenever . BODY
- eut and identified the lamenta-
dlmmodiate relatives we're heartreud-
o. q no Of the injured may yet
- Wy seriously harmed.
eosonsr's jury meets Ihursdsy.
p = ~ sugar refinery still pussue
ICY q yesterday, refusing 70 gfve
1ena1jcn that they may have.
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snE TEACHERS MEETING.

oes Absent Elementary Geometry
b The Eighth Grade.
p Sgulr monthly meeting of the
anes of tho city was held yesterday
aink ~ The assembly hall OF the Central
- q sixty-three teachers in the de-
neut. sixty-two were present. City
sintendsnt Kennedy read . paper on
- n the school.
Eoved interesting. and was enjoyed
M teachers.
1oeAext meeting. in accordance with
: sston from Principal II. o. Hollen-
g The high school. there win be .
nason on the ACCESSIBILITY Of intro
saementary geometry in the eighth
-. grammar department.
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ROYING WAVES.
eS Water Works Crib
Torn Down.
noae or MEN IMPRISONED.
-. - Dsasa Soaring xhsa n
- Ysss For several
Hours
|n0ae or MEN IMPRISONED.

100. March D.-During : serribss
- mOrning the crib of The new
-. neariy three miles out In IL
- pssfty wrecked BY he wind and
= ~ number Of twenty dive work
epueht shelter on the roof OF the
49, thsy remained several hours.
- dashing over and freezing on
go they veFs in momentaxy az
- q being carried awav. Forum
49, vent out early In the forenoon
pSisions, and discovered thsir
~ u the waves was 20 great hist
eouid not get near the CRIB. but r.
8 DE city. got . liie-saving crsw
snd went back.
g ecuple Of hours Of hard work I'll
- upse taken OF and brought 70 III
- e them badly frostbitten. All
- now out OF danger.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - THE CON
~ misnonen tor TIE construction Of an
aeyluM for insane for Eastern Wsshsnxtcn a
Meficai Lake, Wash., viii receive sealed pro
po..is a. the once OF the secretary OF said board
. Mecica! Lake up e II O'clock noon. On the
they win be opened in the presence OF bsddsr.
for the furnishing labor and materials sor the
completing o. the two wards and center build
Ing now enclosed, and for the construction Of
the vest wing Of said asylum. eonsisting Of
ntshen. dining-rcorn, laundry. boiler rooms.
plans and specifications drawn BY !. G Proctor
and amended b. l. u. Bcardman, and now IN
the once OF l. n Boarximnn, windsor bloch. In
spokaua Falls, wash-. where they can be seen
by Contraction Contractor Win apply % Stan
ley Hallest, secretary Of the beard ~ Medical
be on printed forms - farnished by said secrs-
tArv Of the hoard and must b accompanied By
ceftined checA toy an amount equal 70 10 Per
ccnl OF the grosx amount ct the bid ~ . guarnn-
tee shst the parties viii enter into 3 written
Contract aDd execute . bond In . sum eauAl 10
zen dsys amer tue contract has been awarded.
Contraetcrs for farnishingthe heating 1ad ven
uisffng viii be required to furnish 5ali aud
complete specifications. setting forthStlay what
labor aud what materials. and what character
ana kind OF apparatus. and guarsntseing .
temperature inside OF building Of seventy de-
grees above zero when the Temperature OUTSIDE
"a. twenty degrees below zero In al cases
where contracts arc not awarded the certified
checks viii br returned TO the parties entitled
10 them, and where contracts arc awarded the
c<suded checks viii be returned ON due exeeu-
guaranteeing fUlhllmeut of the contract
STANLEY HAIIETT, Secretary.
Medical Lake. March 10, ts9
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PASSENGER I.rsr.

akers Per steamship umatilla sail
een Seattle for San Francisco satur-
y. March -.
Mathews. |. W. Brissar. r. Du-
Nm. NJ. w. Coleman. Mrs. Kitty
William w. Cameron and wife. w.
: ls,oa and vile. Miss Emma Bamhrook,
-. nobhs, Miss Robinson. Mrs II. Far
!. Penney. l. r. Summers, O. salx-
-. -, joan Dohie. w. H. Silberhorn. j. E.
. ~ Z kauss, J. w. i.ysle. l.. Jevne. J..
Nht L Gestfrand. Captain C. Ryder.
- child. A. Il. Allmen, Miss A.
aise NJ. h. I.ysle. c. Korn and vile,
Nayhurn, Mrs. l.. A. Plant, Mr.. and
srh. William Eden, Mrs. Van voor-
kasabsth Martin, and thirty-iive in
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cEpast +. MEACHAM

Advertisements undss shshsaas q Ioes. Podnd
orsale. Tor nen& and eifuasioas Wautsd VII
Be- inserted q ths rass Of eenu word Ia the
nsssinssrt1on: iesus word Tor ssch suhssqusus
tassseoa- Payment always n advance
Advertisements win be recesvsa q branch
cnces Of TEE PosT -INrxLIIcexcE. It.
l. Fowler Aeou9
Olympia. Major Gsa w. Basssr, ssant
ron Townsend G. Esris agent
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sxxTED-ro RENT.


"kSrED-ru RFST An OFFICE CEN
w tally iecs.ed Address 3 n. Tess-1a-
% Ixsneer.
-ANrGp-TD LEAsx FoR a TERN or
w ysA-a . vacant bo< fo<sa ezxness soca-
rsun Ast-e~nI wiiA tssrss ard location C. r
r. 80 Nsl street.
yx-ANTEp-ro RENT A coon HoTsg. N
w ss~ss hcc~Sicn. ~ . DESIRABLE s<nsat waa
1. wxfsfux 10 rNv . isrgs f~DG A1e.ess Vase
Srxtar frssfeery snvessnerf COMPANY reru IA
Isfw<sI IL G Dodge sEsll&tnx
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DfxI.

~R13rn
The family residence, COS PIKE
~ .eosr Frank Carter. aged months
aAyx the second son Of george and
- nom residence n te;so .. m. Monday.
1s.-in tbs city, March -. a. the resi-
- e y NE parents on the plank roAi heiow
sat s'rses bridge. Mary Newman. aSess IL
la.ssmer, today Ia Nssonic cemetery.
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QUEEN ANNE TOWN.

1hsee lsvsl lots. bsinx ls0xIH esss, situsssf
= that eho vieH cannot b. ahus ont Price
t4QW Have you not already .sarnod how III a
eun u is 70 dud prime hatIdin8 plot, The fat
= the choice corners ore being picked up by
oomsr osnasss ana 90 net again come on the
On Doee charming spot than this
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NfEs G z CALDWELL. OF BOSTON. WILL
VI eteL rocr.s fos ares<rsskfax April :. see
wf1i xsss eszslnme sxse1znx ire LAftiss Dxlsxht
Jassxr -sxzen 81 dress cutting. I.ss Third
ssrcsk rosE
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SPECIAL NOTICE


xspECIAI sUTEcE-wx- HOME PRACTICAL
- beat hgsisdrr. All ksnos Of wool and meta
lie hats built "a orsie. an3 constantly % hsngi
repairing promptly attended To keows. steam
launches built BY contrsct. ali WORK guaranteed
ers.-sss<s, sail sfd row beats for hire. ehao
aud hoathouse foos os spEsnx street sni Rail.
cal zven se. SsAisss.
sspKrfAL notice.. ". TowrEY Is THE
- SOLE axsrt for Warts new city nap, CEN
pied hy q p. Anderson a Co, room 4. koxwels
ks4sl1snk-
N-orIcE TO sHIpHrr.nERs-THE coy
N rssn coHnrsi of the c4ss or seattle, Wash
win as It's clerk. receive sealed bids for the
conjunction Of 9 Gre Soas for said city IA Ar-
cs,r.tansr with the plans and specs Eeariaas for
ire sane nov Ca Ste sn said CLERKS o7cs in
the city hall seattle. and tie ofrae 1f A J..
ffsss S. srd 81 Flrst strees. San Francisco AL
hsds - rseelse consideration Egss state where
/, IS n<opesei 60 construct said boat. sna shall
he ff~i a. aforesaid o1 o. eese-e Friday. April
III I<ea az - = IA. and raUks he accompanied
~ 4 cert FL check for the sxm 81 fnur snen-
ssna SAUCE dcsiArs drawn Ia favor Of he treas.
u-sY Al The city Of seattle. 20 BE forfeited 70
aid cssy 81 oulA the successful bidder retase On
rssas~s 10 eater lrto . contract And furnish q
good ana snss fent honst n sSe saEs OF the eoa.
srers rriee within ter (ie. days after the award
~ sues contxacc 10 msc.e BY the common ccGa-
81 a. sAla ctr. ne city reserves the r.gaf 70
C. " FERRIS. cse-a-
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- s ssnons on any steamship line in the A.
sfsics 70 Europe and England can Be &C.
- seshern Pacific Office A. Chtioerg
~ axent. Tie second street. Bosom
= tonkin. depot ucket agent seattle.
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- UADzuD-MAxR
W1,z,2frn-A GOOD coLLEcrO.. sE.ss
49, neoa 9. Kiine = Rasrsss1 huisdzas
WAsTED--A rKryrwoKTHY NAx 70
~rs..t sess esn q serse g seur harses an1 1xSvs
80. Apply xeisau Msrphessoa. 81 s<con1
WAETKD-1 NIX 10 CHAR LAND:
- PR month and board, rscee bux chop
~ 49, s5pay- =. r xulhssisnc. Anaesrsss.
WAxrKp-A FOREMAN II xKwzPAPER.
saas fssss asp re : s-i kssss g
sh 10 saS canpasy. room 8 Klsas : Ros<a-
WAxTxD-BURsEkY SALESMAN roe
W city md cCuusry. schuss<x Il Barr cor
nes sscus ana Virginia
WAxTED--A NAN WITH Is CAPITAL
- e se&nfa IL b9sEnesx guaranteed % pay
Eases.. ssss FJss ems ssasBe eaars 'ss@f .
WAxTKD-AGgxrs Is EVERY roWs N
toe peyins axs1ele: csmnzlsssons rnosr liberal
eneA sapsfai: stock renewed Eontnsy- send q
g, % Faxfienie1 ant sfeket Of men oerzhip. Juan
- :. = {. y boz - zseasecss- Aexico
WAxTED-A THOROUGHLY CAPABLE
- eaUnees sad machinta. aeady ez-
enoes % 90 sssfsae bsock-
WANTxp--Ioe xKH TO cLEAR LAND At
Nv US p 300 per acre. =. I. Mnlhoilsnd.
Ansnrfses. wssh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TRANSIT
0ss wrh - instrument 20 work pat
uns references requfred Niles 4 Lenfest Emo
WAsTEp-GoOD pRArGHrsNAN. ROOM
II ATKINS block. colnmsia street.
WASTED-KAILRoAp MEN WANTED on
~ TIE xtenEton Of The seattle 4 Northern in
hs s1a91l valley; lie men, ri9hs.of-.Ay. men
boss. nssr sser 4 e. ~ q ~'~sa''s '0
WAsTED-Gs TO si7s PER MONTH Guar
=. = Dcvnsns. l.soisS Front street. room 20
WASTxD-AN ENERGETIC AND PUsHISG
~ Young nan who can fvrnish bonds and
bavnias. isoIss Front ssssss. roam . :
WANTED-AGTSTs-M AT PER
" cent interest; Iuterssase Building and Loan
xss osssfion rsI,.sls agents ies sooc territory
SALEsMKS WANTED AT OMEGA YEw
ssS rs 1s =. ssl Ss .1 e ss
manusacfusen ~ or line. liberal saiaFy paid;
permanens position; money advanced for
ssnniai Misunderstanding Co. Chicago IL
WASTEp-AcTTvK. RELIABLE MEN AS
Waehfngtou Eattonai Building, Loan and In
vestment Aeuooiasfp0 Of seattle: terms liberal:
gsssss,sn ss,Hssses: me only nctaons! sssceia.
md 6sossal maaaess. ssnd Korn block
WANTED--Goop LIVE SOLICITORS TO
rspfeeent ~ Pacific etasn eavinGA Loan
aud Building Company, Of eAn Francisco, Cal,
foTs,snd Or. a.a ss.sils. wash. ne largest
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Fos .kS1-oyFfcEx

~ns AM SrsE gRorxD YiDog
Il s,esesa sn1nzrx ~ real e~zsee csccz II Marx
wfsssaAsI - s<e1as sErs<4 eexss<s xassoz
ana Mn1-soA
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xxexxxxas AsD cosrsxcrosa

g AZ fkASCirtr0 HkiD6E G0xPASY-kA-
- Giresgs an1 contractors Tor bridges Of every
ds~crfptson. wharf b1sldinx. p4ie driving. dsedEL
sp<EzSeax1ons furnsx1sA "a aoplsesfion: GORE
sSoa1snce solicited O6rs loo u lscksoa
stfres seattle. WasA
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ID r. THozPsoS Co. n II THOMPSON.
ns Gsor<s y. cotterf1. Ciarence T. white
esvsi sngsneen an1<snxveyers, ass located n
rnons - and Y. BnYxsfs bloch, corner Third
and Union: I'll notes snd records saved. city o.
cosnsy vork prom ply ssts1ded %. nspaL fraop
fzes % blue rrsntx fnrnsased u shors uo.lcs
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SOCIETY KOT7Czx.
NoTIcg-AEHUAL MEETING OF TIE
IN Ladies' Relief society The annual meet.
ing Of the Ladies' Relief society viii be held on
1ueoday next, April I. a. o'clock p m. o.
Chamber Of Commerce rooms. corner Third and
Marion streets. fail attendance IA requested
By order OF the president
Seattle Mach -. 1sq0
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- 8<
10y s<fns cs pay
Tor Dacrs sracs oue.
BAL mile ssum she
sound, where . shr1v-
izz< village n Iocaxef.
~ boa: ffoa seastis.
- ecres cue and q hssf
01les from wanna
On Lake Wsshlnrfer1
WIN sen IN s o. M-acrs
foes On 9sshth sxrs><
q fesies avenne Tkss
10 PER frat tot. ~
ely m0re fhon . stones
ortA four tines thsf
! hejf ~ htoek u. Con.
2 PieU<utn1 Addition
"a three x1<1es'
attractive bafidlng plnf
nd level and CON fnsnfIs
ing and varied view.
44f these ehc<cn suuees
gathered In b. 49,
scIase the sart thaf
property vii Hr!nr
Ca frics B.soos one.
y Lske Dan, wxB sisu.
view Of Lake Washlna-
7 one-elGhth Of : mile
~ Acres are selling IN
! s.,i FEET . corner in
y improved. cne ana 1
b at South Psfk, e "a
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CRISP SNAPS"
m QUEEN ANNE T0Wn

Ell1 ftll64 .Axge Eae rexid<uee ax1 sxr
e0UU ): -: ~ -: s g - 9
~ ssesn- eoave1testy arYnnred 80
she hsst s.tuased Tor vssy al ~ y 80 ~
let nsSwAboEhocd Emv 49, - - s~ -.
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DIcHAkD SKyISA yR. CIVIL Es0fSEKR
II anf e1rseyos-Pians made Tor hydraulic and
sanitary works, foupdafioas and general con
strucxion. railroad psosccfs an1 gsnsrAl survey
ing. The isssss cogyscs tcvrsbiI pians Of ne
entire state of WeshingsoA Typographical
mechanical. aschftsctprAl ard eeuefnf drausht-
tre. Bius pnnss a ~ IL eddirsns 70 seASta
Photo blue prints. GENERAL iandscare sEetch-
Ing. peomp&ReoH and accuracy Guarsnsee1
OMce room 81 Bosfoo bsock, 6eesSls wash-
tngsOn- BrArch oiDcss It Anacoesez. L. conasr
ana whaseoE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

ISoR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN: 20 ACRES
near slaughter. Wash. nearly all cleared.
fenced and under ultivatioa: 4-ro0m house.
barn, etc. good spring: only four acres timber;
must Be seen TO be appre lated: price low and
easy terms also 100 acres adjoining lngl ewood
near Lake S4mamish. must be sold iInuedi-
stely: owner going Eest; wants an offer; land
clear OF incum branco Room q Roxvel
buildiuG Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

EaR sALE-E0m WILL BUY THE BEST
4 paying sodginghoEse in the city. long lease.
snean rent; . bargain Inquire room =, Wins
hotel. Third street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

xxrASTKp = HOUSES IL 49, ~ -.
-. ,,~.s.tv anxslcssions taT hsss~ q TIE FFss
80 ssrsr call or address wsshsa<san Isri-
lar, Invsssxas1s Ccapsns. soen ~ A-xSs~se
iolss buxldzRS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

me so'lowins letters await advertiser q shis
once:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-28
The Scotch Strikers.

GLASGOW, Dec. q. = Though the
Scotch railways, whose men are strik-
ing for the ten-hour day, showed a
slight improvement to-day over. their
previous condition, they are still in very
bad shape. The men whom the COM
panies have by great efforts succeeded
in getting to take the strikers places
are a poor lot, and there are so many
accidents that the public are afraid to
ride even when trains are provided.
The strikers are confident and good
humored, and at Glasgow and Dundee
today they marched in big professions
with piperS and bands. The coasting
trafhc has Immensely increased since
the railway blockade began, and many
vessels usually engaged i'll the foreign
trade have been diverted to the more
lucrative occupation of conveying
freight and passengers between the
English and Scotch ports.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-28
Regarding Electric RAILWAYS

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Concerning the
st. Louis dispatch to the effect that the
Adams Electric Railway company is
about to begin suits for infringement
of patent against all of the other COM
panies manufacturing electric railway
appliances, r. E. Sunny, Western
manager of the Thompson-Hous
company, said to-day: There has been
talk every year of suits, but none have
been commenced, and probably will not
be. To begin with. there is no such
thing possible as securing general
patent Oh the truck motor. Each of the
sixty-four companies now in the field
has tried for years 10 secure a general
patent, but has been unable 10 do so.
Each system is made up of an aggregate
of small patents and a warrant that
there has been no infringement in any
of these of the Adams patent"