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cHEHALrs NEWS.
ffop0aed Electric Light and water
Worka Systam- WIllanah Raads

FfopOaed Electric Light and Water
works system-Wniapah Roads.
CHEHAIJa Dec. 2-rspeciaL 1.-The city coun-
Gil GRANTED this week TO Francis Donanoe, " B.
Goldman and J. b welty . fra cnise extending
0vsr thirty years for a gas, electric light and
wsterworks System. the city retaining tie
option OF purcnee ar the end of twen'y years
The electric iish pant 10 70 De in operation in
tnrea months, and toe waters works by October
!, 1891
Professor Forrest. principal Of the pubic
senoOl. reports total enrolment of s5s scholars
twenty to twenty our new pupils are being
suaeu weekly ami school accommodations viii
soon Do taxed 70 their utmost capacity.
The band boys are arranging for an entertain
mens IN the near fu ure the proce d. OF WIN ich
win go towards ut ing up nav assembly haiL
Tine ladies' OF Cnarty Lodge. Daughters of
Rebekan, will give . supper Wednesday evening
at the residence VI Mra H. J. duffy.
The city council has given chi.i Laurence OF
the IRE partment instructions TO procure
good hook AID ledder trucs. Arrangements
have also been made TO erect central IRE sta
ton.
A large force 10 engaged on the wagon road
hon south Bend 70 wiIiapah Harb1r. Il is pro-
posed TO ex end this road to Cnenaiis
Northern Pacific surveyors are nearly through
work In sae Wiiapsh valley and engineers are
locating line down the main valley.
Nv. A. A. withsm, formerly pastor of the
Baptist cnlrcn, passed tnroush cnehalis yester-
day. He now has charge regstIons in
0ystervile. Seaiand. I.waco. south Bend and
Willap&h.
The plats OF Mrs. Barretrs sunnyside addition
and Of the McFsdd n secoad ad dition have been
accepted BY the city council.
CHEHAIIs, Dec 2-fspecial "A committee of
the Beard If Trade are 70 accompany Mr.. N. B.
Conman fthe msmler for Southwestern WASH
inKIon) OF the executive COMMITTEES OF the
worlds air association TO the meeting o. that
body ~ Seattle on Monday.
A committee representing the business men OF
Chehalis waited upon the city council at their
last meeting TO urge them to increase the IL
cense OF sutioneers and hswkers TO s25 and $40
respectively. and that existing licenses be re-
voked. 4 license had been granted to two
drms who In the past few weeks have cleaned
ont yeSy heavy stocks of goods, thereby damag-
ing the REGULAR trade OF business men TO q vely
constdosobse sxtsnt. Upon advice o. city at
foruoy. ]. r Willis. who was OF the opinion tina
the lkcenBes could be revoked, the council
50 ordered IL and instructed the city clerk to re-
fund the pro-rata OF license money received
from these men. A lawsuit in the near future
- not an impossible contingency.
The towu Is infested with tramps and the
light-fngered gentry. o.. Sunday MINT J. Long,
contractor. was held up aud fred nj by two
men, The same evening some thieves got away
with about 500 from the safe Of A Moss.
drugx1st the large amount of railro ID work
going on around town IS bringing these IN
pleasant characters in It's wake
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from Sank PJr:age q distance OF thlrsy-hye
miles through q remarkably fertile aad level
region.
saily mail service on the Seattle. Lake Shore
& Eastern viii estab fsned here snor ~.
large gang Of m n. und charge OF super
iniende 4 Rampf, is IT work Cleaning Gnd grad
ing streets
The government sarvey on North Fork IL I'm
ished, and the land viii Be ready for fling about
March L
Work was comm need last week on . new two
sorry public hall bel ding FIR The dore HALEY.
of Seattle; lso q two-story store bui ding for
Simon Rumpf
The sswm u has now about twenty-five mcu
ia its emp.oy, and n q orders on hand VII keep
1t busy for severa months eneed.
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A TaIerraph to the Brain

From the stomach IL the great sympathetic
nerve In the epigsstrium. Let digestion become
seriously disordered, and tina; sorier is sure
TO find . refecfioa in symptoms which react
dissdvantaseously anon the organ of thought
Insomnia, nervousness, causeless depression
and anxiety, are all msnifestations;of cyspey sia
The best means Of remeiying and restoring
tranquility to brain and stom ach, and of regu-
lating. il may be added. bi ious secretion. il TO
take winegiassful o Hrsielt.r's omsca Bit.
firing. This course BEGUN. reform in the dire c.
tion Of 90 npiete bo5ily well-being has begun
with it Cons ipation. SICK headaches. Ieursl-
Ria. rheumatism q material complaints are
amo the troubles in which the Bitter. is
spe. Oily and thorough y benshcisL Don't de-
az, but take he sure Course st oner.
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The Tacoma rhea,er trouble.

TACOMA. Dee 2.-tsrecisl In the superior
court ihis afternoon Manager j. W. Haa a. OF
the Tacoma theaier, lid an injunction res,rsin-
ing the Tacoma fhester Company from s.
charging him a msnsger of the theater, AMI
from and with interfering W tn the business of
the management The thsster company also
got out an injunction enjoining Hanna from
using any psrT of the Tacoma thea,er or furni-
iaTe. AMI from receiving mesa ses or making
engagements with troupes The restrain ne
order was granted, and Sheriff Price WAS sn-
pointed receiver 10 take charge OF the theater
pending l,ssafian
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THE RECEIVES III TEMPORARY
Oregon ImprovemeHt Company VIII.
soon BE Il. or-aniz "a.

ofeRO0 lmproyemrHt
~oon BE R.or=aniz "a.
PORTLAND. Dec I'll sDeel a.. &c. J. Smith,
OF the 0r-goa Impr,ve m Mt Company. IL al IN
tervisw tolsy, said: MY vi. East was entire
~ IN connect win certain contrac aad op-
erafions of tn companv. q d hal no conn G. ion
with the financial cond .sioa of the corpora son,
as nas en- in imated Al that time tns afAirs
OF the company were gniug on prosp rously,
and its fiscal co adiIlon ami earring power were
never better. The me- IS ~ for appointing .
reteiver was caused entirely by the stringency
in the money market, aud tie obi ct OF the ap-
pointmens, as mas bsea ated, was 10 keep the
properly o. the company together, and prevent
Its earning power being ;npai ed The tenure
of tn Office of the receiver is exoected to be 70
some xte-t If a tenn orary nature. As soon as
the urs curFd bis of The eompauy fer mater
ials and pay-rois are paid ar, Il Is pro abe
that some arrangement viii be made VI h note
no .ers oy wni tne company viii resume pos
session o; its property.
Receiver Simon Will be home from San Fran
cisco in lew days, when some arrangem ut
VIII b. made TO- the organization and future
manFg ment OF the conpa y. Till ten state
ments N regard TO these matters wouid be pre-
mature"
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JAY GOULD'S REFORM.
The Union Pacific Creates Wash
ington a Division.
HoLcoMB AS SUPERINTENDENT.
Change Of Other Oficsals-Orexon Re-
ceiyership Oaiy Temporary-Pians
Of the Great Railroad Octopus.

OMAHA, Dec. 2-ispeciai.l - The following
ehalgs are snn ,unc.d IN a circular issued
rom onion Pc &C headquarters: @. b. Clh.
Union Paelfc frtilmsster at Ogden, is APP
pot ted chief dispatcher ct Po.et Ito. ldano.
IN g. GRIM o aes ira naias sr a. Og-
den. The Pacific division T. separated nte tne
Washington aud Oregon divisioa. W. B. Hoi-
C. NIB jr.. e oines SUPERINTENDENT OF tae CORNER
win headquarters y: T com, and A. IL CT eker,
OF the lat; division. J. VI. Troap become
SUPERINTENDENT OF the water lines win neal
Gu rt-rs at Por.lsni. ami C. A. Cameron super
intendsnt OF briages with nea quarters al Pm
dfefOu
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Gnes according TO contract on account of .
st1ks. ost ne expects the engines viii arrive in
tosf g AK weeks, wnen the dfedee will o. COM
pieted and filling begun ~ soon Is practicsble,
p,ooeoy early IN the spring. His dredge en-
paoyso ~ nliing the terminal grounds for the
NIsucu f.cinc at olympia dumped $1,000
cubic yards OF earth last m NH. and ~ the
oreogs being bal hero Il mu more powerful
tnan the one on tbs sound, IL Sll be able to fiji
sae grounds here sbout eight monrhsL
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Shipping Intelligence.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2-Arriyed-Ham str
San Mateo, Comsx; SIR Point Iona. Gray's Har-
Dor; sh Merow, Seattle. Departed->tf Ara %.
Coos Bay !; str NJ wport, Port Kenyon. Cleared
Me str Montserat. Nan&imo; ~h bk
Mars. whaling; Br Str Hounslow, Nanaimo; VIII
bk Emma 2. HERMAN, whaling: VIII Tx
Josephine, wha ing.
Arrived-str 9 gnsl. Port Townsend Sailed
Blk Charles w. Morgan. whaling; bk Mars,
whaling: al Wachuset Nanaimo. brig Court
nev Ford. shoa water bay.
PORT BLAKELEY. Dec 2-Arrited-Jennie.
Stella, Novelty.
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ST Paul. Dec Especial l-co onei w. p.
Cieugh. vice presid n OF the Great Northern,
when asked today ii there was any truth In the
reported purchase of the Pacific Snort Line by
his company, said: The reports wholly with.
out foundation We have not purchased the
road in question. o. have we loaned it any
money TO carry on It's construction work. Yes
we have established friendly relations with il,
bat no more so than with any other line down
that way. Our tariffs open to all our con-
nections, ana we will join any of them in max
ing through rates"
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A Question for Har.em.n.

CHICAGO. Dee. 2-The bossd OF appeal of the
America TrJgiing Association began its AMIN, i
session today. uumber OF cases were decid. d
In the afternoon sn interesting case came ar.
erabotying the question as 70 whethe. tn. asso-
ciatiea, when Civ. ng guaranteed stakes. is en-
titled 10 the sums paid II ny subscr.b ers in ex.
cess OF the guarantt ed amount. or :. saeh excess
belongs 70 The running horses pro rata The
case wss taken under a6visenent
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TACOMA. Dec 2-Ispeciail-Everyd ey or two
for the past week one more of the prisoners
confined ut the county jail have attempted to
escape. This morning, vtughn, q burelsr,
crowded under a b 'nch, Preparatory TO escap-
Inc. when the jaller was preparing to feed the
prisoners. The plans laid by the prisoners were
that TAFT. despe ate character should en-.
gage the jailer az the end of the corridor. and
Vaughn would pull bark the lever, simultan-
eously unlocking ell the cell doors. releasing
eleven prisoners The piot detected by
Jailer Stotko, who spied Vaughn under the
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coSNEcrICUr FARMERS LEAGUE.
First Annual Meeting in Hartford-Ob-
iects 70 BE Secured.

FIrSt Annual Meeting - nhraoru-OU
jects 70 Be Secured.
HARTFORD, Conn, Dec 2-lSpecial the
Connecticut Farmers League held its hr-t an
nual meet ng today and adopted Tesoiu-
{ ons favoring distincs political action
they nsme the following objects 10
be secured: State insurance against
les ty ere or lightning. cho'ce OF
United States senators by an el@ctoFa BODY
in escn state similar 70 those appointed TO elect
tie president; provision by congress to make
consii u ional amendment To enact such laws
~ may be In order to make IL possible Tor
any one desiring II {, own and occupy suficie Mt
land firm wni b 10 make live ihooi by oolig-
ing the lar est land owners when neces AIRY, TO
sell enough OF their land for that purpose on
such { rms aud IT price not exceeding is as
sesssd value
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M'MURRAY NOTES.

The sea.sle. Lske shore q Eastern Railway
Company nay. completed fine large passen-
ger 81 freiga az depot at McMurray.
Regular daily passenger and mail service is
now established 10 McMurray. on Lake McMur-
ray.
The Pacific Postal Telegraph Company and
Northern Pacific Express Company have their
ofhc<s in MeMurray
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Swinomssh Indians az Farmers.
To Cnpuor Nail

The success Of The Swinomish Indians in rails.
ing oats on their reclaimed lands al the north.
ern end Of the reservation, and the unusually
high prices prevailing. have been so encourag-
ing that their brethren are preparing to take up
under the several,y act, dyke and improve the
balance of msrsn land. They now have 800
.cres in cult vstion, divided among them in
tracts OF from Eve to fifty acr 6. according to
the amount Of work done on the DIXIE by eaeh
individual tn re are stu some 500 acres 10 be
irk aA
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REVIVAL OF PRIZE-FIGHrING.
Great Names on the Programme OF Call
fornia Athletic Clnh

Great Names on the Programme OF Cali
fornfa Athletic Club
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2-The directors OF the
Caiiiornia Athletic Club ia t evening decided to
CIV an entertainment during the latter part OF
this month or early in January. Negotiations
are being had with George D xon, the feather.
weight who best-d Nun Wal. ace. the Eug ish
champ or and Cal Mccarthy, to appear ar the
entertainment and give SOM scieut fc boxins
Arrangt m ais are also reing m de 10 have Cod
IT and X Train appear. he directors hope 10
secure You MIcEel and Tea Pritchard dur
ing the early por lon OF next year.
AT the ing st evening Colonel A. An
crews wss elected vice presldeat, 10 succeed B.
B. Mitchell.
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sn. Wa. Po,.oped by Alcohol.

PORTLAND. Dec. 2.-lspeciaL l-MA Victoria
Iangrez who Was thought 10 have been nay,te-
riously poisoned o few days ago. eied to-day
A. the rsauest OF Mrs Merrill. her daughter.
who Is charged with the the poisoning, post
moryem was made. The phyxici-ns have no,
vet announced the result. hat IL is believed that
no evidences OF poisoning were found, and that
the death was due TO the excessive use OF IL
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TACOMA. Dec . ispecisi Postmaster
Hegae's report for Novemesr shows; Receipts.
ssgsNsl, disbursements. s6.esasl: uu Der OF
rs ees Il All handed by carriers 4lo SIS; post
are on i..ca u after mailed. seS7.os
Exports FROM Tacoms dsrins The month OF
November were: Lumber, SSSs,SS tses; lafh,
snsaoos. coal, - 20 toas, ws,aL 5.24s tom:
bullion, ny tens; barley, 200 tons; fisx seed.
ssses
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TO cIRcUMvENT THE TEREDo.
Plant to be Erected for Making Piles
Indies uctihle

Jndestr uctibte.
The Excelsior Pile Coating Company IL about
TO establish plant in Sea tie for tine coatinE of
piles with . new composition invented by r. Z.
LIN pert am L. LevAke The composition
Consists of asphalt. tar, oxa.ic acid. OK de Ut cop
Per and saline. The plies are pped into vst
Of this boiling 50 uiioo, which il X pt
not BY q coil OF steam pea MI
Lanpert Us that it costs about
10 cents q lineal 70 t. and makes the life Of the
pile twelve to fifteen years, being indestruetibls
by the teredo. This composition is being
tested on the Northern Pacific coal bunkers IT
Tacoma, and viii be tried on the Nor nern Pa
cific work in Seattle. Boilers and furnaces are
now being made in this city. and WORKS viii
be erected In Ssatt'e, FairhAven ard Tacoma.
mova'le plant will also be pat on Q barge
f0s dipping small quantities Of p Lee.
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Los ANGELES Dec. 2-Completa returns of
yesterdays municipal ele ton show that the
entire Republican ticker was ele ted. x ept
ely engineer aaa one library trustee. Hazard
Rep. for mayor. has a msiarity of 400 over
lsns, Dem, and Ward. RsfoFmer The Demo-
Gratis eject tnrre coEncllmen. aud the Republs-
cans six
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surTgs CREEx. Ca, DC e-ColoueI S. {
stswag'. bretae- 81 Senator stewart. and su.
perfntend. nt sad age own 2 ia the Lincoln
mine. cid ths norpins o sroplexy. ns-
CEASED VS. well known n mining esrcles. ami
Was al one time safe senstar in Nevada
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2-rhe annual meeting
OF the P.e &C. Coast Troting Horse Breeders
Association vas held last evening. The report
OF Secretary Ksrr showed the receipts OF the
past year 10 be Sass. ana disburss mancs the
same Tie parsss and stakes given for the pas,
year amounted TO sl6.aso. Tai1y@ave members
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A WISCONSIN BANK FAILS.
Unable to Stand Withdrawal Of Dep osits
Kun on the KeYatona Continues

Kun on the Keystone Continues
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Dec. 2-The Bank of
Commerce assigned today. It's deposits have
been reduced nearly $1,000 since last wednes.
day. The institution was unable to stand the
drain or obtain outside aid. The bank has re-
sources greatly in excess of the liabilities, and
is expected 10 pay dollar for dol ar.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2-Tne run on the Kew
stone BANK continues. All persons presenting
checks for 500 or les paid in currency, but
any whose demands exceed that amount are
paid only 500 in cash and are given CLEARING
house due bills for the ba anc.. These will be
honored at auy ba K. Toward l O'Clock the
run seemed to have en- broken
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ALABAMA COAL MIN eRs ON STRIKE.
Six Ihousand Workmen Out-Neeroes

Six Thousand Workmen Out-Neeroes
Will Fill Their Places.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Dec. 2.-Tne strike of the
coal m nt rs of ALBANIA went into IF ct yester-
day, and OF the 5000 miners in the stat IL il es-
timated that 500 are out. The only seusa,ional
feature OF the strike is the report that il was
brought about by the forts OF Pennsylvanis
iron manufacturers, who wsrt to cause q
shutdown If the furnaces in this disrr CT tits
claimed that they promised tie miners strong
fnsncial support A number of the mine
operators viii I'LL the PLACES of the strikers wita
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Mile Pauhorst ACQUITTED.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2-The trial of Mile
fauhorSt. the yoGug woman who shot aud
Killed sanu q .dterg s-y-ral months ago,
Was concluded TO-DAY. IRE jury rendered YER
dit OF SCOUT Al. The COUNSEL made a plea
that The shoot .ng wss done in self-deienee
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were added daring the year. The ass - OF the
year, less casn In trusts and rebates, amounts 70
s1.2sl
Tne association elected the following omcers;
President, r. /. Coombs, of Nspa; nrst wee
president. ?. A. II. nenfo; second vice presi-
dent +. W. Loioer. of 81 Helena: secretary, ).
II. Kerr
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Cry or MKxtoe. Dee An rthquske wss
fcgt here th.s evening, the vibrations lasting
several minutes sud causing me ter-if a in
hseitsais TO rash iata RI streets. The shock
was tire most Sev-re in severed years
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SAN FRANCISCO n C. 2-The srrivals of
Alaska salmon az hi, pot for the season from
July to Dece amber am united 10 SS2 5ss cases
sgssnsi e4S,5Sa eases Tor the same period last
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Virginia Murderer Ixnch.a

DANvILLE. Vs., Dec. 2-Tnad Foulks was
lynched toaay BY NIB at brakes Branch. He
murdered q weil-known citizen of Charlotte
several weeks ego.
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Dropped Dead at the Bar.
Anatort.s Ameriean

Louis Brown, s,ronr, able man, while dis
cussing the festiviu-s OF Tuesday at the bar o.
the A. NJ. saloon ye terd4y, suddenly fell dead
Drs. Armstrong and Shore were imm. d ately
sent for, but on their arrival found life to be
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PASSENGER LISTS.

HorE, Mont. Dec. L-Pa'ssngers on Northern
Pacific train, No 8, wessbound:
Mira G. b. Heilbron. H. Hughes, Mrs. Hehran,
Miss Piper, Miss Elenor Shaw, Mrs. O. d. o ds
M W. J. Young and twenty-one second class
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of Smelling Men in Chicaro

Conference OF smelling Men in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2-Representsiives OF the rim
cipsl smelters of the United States met here
today 10 form combination TO prevent such
wide and rapid fluctuations in Irices % the bus.
mess has been su cct tn. Considerable progress
was made at today's meeting in formulating
general plan The conf renee continues to-
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hALLks CITY, Dec 2-lspeeisi IA Grsa,
Northern surveying party. ander charge Of
Engineer N!cAels. are a. work al North FORK.
about ten miles frcm HaileS Gig. The line rams
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New York Trottsng Association Meeting.
NEW YORK Dec. 2-Ths heard OF direeto-s Of
the Nstis bas Tr ting Association began a sss
sion here tonight
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forlov rates. sxcel-eaS az ON L. ooas,ous and
a. lie sestores tesI constitute q sncex,siA. and
shol! aSle RID 20 tie Last IsKe the Northern Pa
S--~ 4A-oGEn vess-cele trains 70 = Paul
A4AEesfo.ls. DCluIa anc CHICAGO eonsSung OF
sAAing. orSwingroon and s.ecpane cara Seu
teIsiss sieepers Qnoec the direction OF the Pui.-
Aa2 falAce Car Com pAny ersacned 70 daily
AFoeeh EainA No better service 20 % found
a Sh44sere. eisy ucKes agent rs Second street.
boston t.cck: L 1enkin. oepcs tlsxss AGENT Sc
Ala.
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Ban FRANCisco, Dec. 2-Forecast till o. M. !:
For Washington, rain; cooler in the Eastern
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vrsyrnlJIgp TRAN SERVICE

over the NorInern Fsclhc railroad. dining cara
anu seeplng cars every asy IL sss yes. sSsssss
IL Snlcawe "a miles the snortes route eecoad-
es.AsE1cestkoEA
81 kTs-TnHtx rcrxs AZ rAtFFN-siS SfSurxs
eaveo n reaching Chicago wa shs hne. a
SLAleFg. c4sy neNet sxsn~ 80 seesn1 street.
- Al
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The Union Pacific 10 the oniy rsns continental
line ranrfng Tree gec45asag chair cars ana Pull.
rnen Tourist pseepsng cars from the Pacific coast
3, the East T. G. Martin. general agent -Gs
second street. 6. E BALDWIN, agent CITY dock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-03
HOME FOR WON N AND CHILDREN.

A Los Angeles Woman Gives S750.00O
to n Great Charity.
Los ANGELES. Dec. Mrs Eliz beth Hoilen-
beck. widow III J HOLE beck, deceased, to-
day deed d in trust about s75l.o0o worm OF
properly - found home for INDECENT women
and homeless children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-03

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