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fHEr IEEREp No MORE
tssssas faFtuwF Of TFamap Fas.
katsrs 4 sub seR fts44tss..

ss4tsas faFtaws Of Trasap Firm
Ssis~s sub seffpsian.
- assSa 81 us steoa AZ tAe ssoor 81
- rssssnges aerat Ia Buffalo. when
tramp besFine down area Us.
- New York Ssa correspondent.
49, vas considerable oom meat on bis
- ss'sae sasss!ns A. 20 whss excuse ne
usse, ana as be cane az one os sss
ssaas. aoN. bat yea want % set 90 ~
s.ARa % sew yeur wife die. .iua's Yea ? ?
a. - ! isnAsme'er aias al = glance ad-
- ssessa, lie Is the man with me
- as ssnt, pat 10 a thssd. "Ae is
- siao Fever recovered srom the
- - '1ssap is'aked trom ore so shs other
- serious face, ard chen she lzaxh
= Geo A~ay he sasd
a. '.s''s'ssasa, yoa are asl Oh. II voa have
s@ses 70 spare. psase coans With
- .1.ssaSei Asss shtaesa rae espas ana
- - re safss. ans3 there On a rlatserns
Is 49, sasEs oassgvst uath sarrAag5n.
- ssas asld we szx the crushed ana
- issA<lns u a naAn.
passnsF, tim. be sxtaAsnsa.
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We've travsEeJ together for naanv . year.
me and Jim. bat this Il the sns We came
II On the bumpers last sight and he got 4
fasl nnder the wbeeis down m she yards. .
'Say. we cidn't mean 10 hurt vouY feel
ings said one o. she hogs.
oh. Of course n0t Poor obi jim
Poor. ragged and ignorant. bat true Is
steel. and he never done no man harm.
Scents. I'm tramp, bnt na heggar.
don't want any hep. sut II ven feei ike
chipping in = hit ioT poor Old Jim IL gps
him white shirt % he baries IN. have !
harbes shave MS tace, and when ne core.
ner orsief= bin of 20 paapsr's aeld n
crop few sewers into The pine box q take
The curse OF
And mayfair the poor old tramp IN his
rauFes's conn sleeps the better for VIA
we gaze
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sorrcE no SroCNnoEDERx


NOTICE TO ekH0LDERS - HE An
~ nual nicotine "a 8es stackhclaers ~ the A.
Z. Hossisas Ce tof eeeat SoHgssA w1ii Ne held
a. taeir ofee ia tsa.s city 5aauafv =. tSl0 AZ 3
O'Clock =. m. A. G. NIXON President.
NoTfcE To srcck aoInERS -NEETfNGs
IN the annual mettnE 0i t4e stockholders ~
the SsAttse American District 1eieRFaph Coea-
psnF VIII he heA a. tire rtrafnS al the company
~ Ssttss-ttf - t9fs - so y -a@s- se
the eiessicn OF directors End sha transaction uf
gnca other business As nsns he properly hfaavht
before H. r = GRANT. kico. fress tent.
G A, MATs0N. Secretary.
NOTICE or PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS 10
~ the stock holders 81 the Seattle Transfer
Co.; The uHssses al the seattle transfer Co.
have deeaaFei diyiiend 81 4 per cent, On the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable On che
l0h day q aannAry, u. lsa. ~ the Office nf the
company in seattle, aud like dividends viii he
paid thereafter GA or before the 10Th day OF
each succeeding month Entii further notice
NOAH ARTIST ROM. President
CHAS. ARMSTRONG. secretary
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rHr RIyaL aoyEWsoas.

Fesseesemeat az Hearing ny the West
klrrinia asegisIatnrs,
AsktFSfoS, ". Va, Jan. IS The legis-
s'sse met here today in spscial session Tor
Y aesefmtnation Of she contested election
r. A. !. Fleming vs.. Nathan Goli. and
= rphssasiation 81 other husiness speet-
ef The governor. The governor =
was presented and read, after
saea both houses adjourned tsil tomnF-
Fnen y i expected the contested
.ss'sen case viii he taken up The gov
aaafs message, which i long. roeam.
Neaa1 eessS.sierAl.ln raiirs.ad ls,l,,laflnr,
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rnr rnussrAS DIEr.


siai Reforms.
hEstak, Jan, I5.--T The Prussian diet was
ssensd Today. The emperor's speech ct
tt opening session was chiefly devoted 10
proposed measures Of internal revenue, In.
asssaE the income taS, the acquisition OF
Flsaas railways by the state and the es.
e'ss and lsaselold estates for the benefit
snail farmers.
taa slnIttor expresses the hope that an
saasFstanding may he arrived n in regard
enlnefs' hours Of werk and wages which
g establish peace between the owners
ID miner
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ss Which fHosnis~ "a Develop the
Upper eeantry.
sanos, Jan. Is The Cornwall Raj.
- sonapany has given orders to the en-.
49, . le.eais definitely tie the between
tsa1k fiseE and the british boundary
- distance 81 isn mites This sxsen-
g va Cary the Cornwall road ~ The in.
go With Tie Canadian PaElfc at the
=. ss'a'hKs continue 10 SO up in the Bay
se' notwithstanding the snow AMI raia
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$3.50. O.. Jan. IS The legislature
iesns ssssioa and formally de-
- eAstin ; @irie~ elected 60 The Unsssa
- sshase. byiee made hrlsg speeeh
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N0TIaE 90 n1SS0g 1srIax Tar Cgs-rAKr-
~ nsfSNin heFSlaseTe exsksirz eeiwe%n II.
Ne6s1aEe. = Z, kssEasssS asaa ! 5. eFlhasn. ef
kfEfaeass. has fnss fav esen dissolved hg ikusul
crnSest Tha esssEeSk wsii - esHslaa&A ~
Mcssztrs 4 Frzsses kSsNss Who viii asv Al
dksss ant eelscca az raoness asse
~ q. RICHARDS
J. s OLDHAM.
NoTEE or DISSOLUTION THg 70.
~ psrtMefSAin haFesstasx existiRx eetwera
tseosge r. Aayaess& aa& 8AafseS p Frreef. 81
sfSle, aad =. ESkerf 81 Rersiaa,t o.. hss this
dAv keeE alSeclvess rs fnMsssat consent, tsrcFge
=. Raymond succeeding 80 she second ss.tsf
Sscye and E. r sIs1 z. Eggsxt - RE NaTzh seattle
baslnesS Esnaze r Rs4Aena collects al &C
eonass alaa assumes al lsahssssteS
~KaR = II RAYMOND
q. e KGSERE
Il Et4Ssk.skl.
Seatte tARRaTy II, lsea.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION or co-PARr.
~ uegShfp Notice IA hrefv giwaa that ne
ea-pAxtnersAip q she unaesSszaea. heresnsore
oesnx Aaf.tssSs unssag TIA nasas 81 esskgs ; uaa
Getting t'ns. * Nss 80 sa0 a4 Sseerd sireet
"a SsAEt3e. Ksay g0anty. II aSesnS5es. Il tesS 4zy
dissolved ~ r,asaAs eeaSent, Mr 9niias Con-
rad wfshGFawfa< The haSsHe<s via ~ con-
tnaea As ske es8 sfanA AS s 2hsi&ps g Co,
wTu wis pay Al Gegts 60 sas fe.e Sssa ~ Con-
raa { Phillips and collect a. saseesS cue said
firm. 5stffgsS CONRAD,
s. THEt94P$
Seattle. wash, January 30 Essa
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Property Wanted
ssse Invited 20 gef
ground Eco, on ..
617 Third Street.
CEosst F. MEACHAM

advertisements under the heads Of Lost. Found
For sale, FOR Rent. ard sitnsfo ns Wanted viii
Be Inserted 81 the rate OF ascents q word Tor the
Elsf tnserEi0n. lieut. word For ea n subsequent
insertion. Payment always in advance.
N0TscE-The business ostee OF ths Posr-Is-
TELIIsExcER vii hereafter open until y p IA.
Classified aeysrtsssmes..~ vii 10 received up to
shis aouE.
Advertisements will he received At branch
oesees OF TEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at;
Taeouss -....,.......-.........C l. Fowler. agent
olympia Aalor Geo ". Barter agent
Fort Towasend. K 6. Earle agent
me ioilowsns Isttsrs await advertisers st this
ogaees
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orrTIsrs AxD drnIsTx

T.Ea KKsrH. " ~. stEkSxT. Artist
AT ena fk.yx.easn tx assesses q the thfc&k
Onee feoz "A. kassaa haccA-
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can We CHANCE CLIMATE
This May BE Among the Possibilities o
the Coming Century.

This May BE Among the Possibilities 81
the Coming CentRry.
II has been maintained that the mild
weather OF tais winter thus far aud o. the
entire period Of last winter is owing to a
DETECTION OF the gulf stream. II this Is 50,
shy could 1t not be detected some more
and make New England tropical and raise
oranges in New Hampshire aud pineapple
in Maine1 We believe that certain auda-
eious engineers have offered 10 do this.
provided capital enough Is furnished for
the undertaking.
To limited extent. even nov. II Is an
admitted fact that a man can make his
own climate. The meteorological eonaI-
tons Of the West have been greatly modi-
fed since it was first settled. Perhaps New
Englanders may decide some day that. in
stead Of changing our fsanneis every win
ter. Ii will be cheaper Ia the long run TO
change our climate and dispense with fan
nels entirely.
OF course IL sounds preposterous 70 ad.
vocate the detection Of the gulf stream.
bat many preposierous things have hap
pened in the nineteenth century. and who
shall say thas any scheme which Is pro.
posed for the twentieth century Il chinier.
leal2 After we have nIaFfied the Orient
aud the 0ccident by a bridge ACROSS
Behring's strait. and are able to 60 "a
Europe via Siberia In 3 Pullman car. ne
may turn our attention seriously 90 the
gulf stream.
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Recent rallsieAi Events ia New York.
EIrnkra Asirartiscr lRan

EimRFs Advertiser tkfp
II is interesting TO review some recent
political events in their consecutive and re-.
lasive order
Grover Cleveiand's supporters make a
stanss against Till In the state convention at
Syracuse Hi captures the state commit
tee, two 10 one. and dominates the ticket.
Governor Hill goes down south on an
eiectioneeying or advertising tour on which
he makes a deliberate. 60 spieuons and in.
suliing attack upon Cleveland, holding
him and bis cyeiopadia speeches up 90
public ridienle.
tsrover Cleveland goes 10 Boston. and.
with everybody recognizing Governor Hill
as the most prominent opponent Of ballot
reform in the country. declares in care
fully prepared speech that only the heed
less. the soflid or the deprayed' oppose
ballot rcform.
Governor tiil looks about him Tor stale
patronage in the hAnds If men who are
friendly "a Grover Cleveland. aud proceeds
o. take possession af !. for the sake oi
placing Il ia the hands af men who will be
for Hill FIRST. last and always,
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Public Land Sale.

tNffEo SITES LAND OFF1rn
EExg9kEs WASH. Dec. 81. ttse
&1sfes Ii hereby stFNu taak tn p~rafz&oea IL
ttssymGltox-z irons the e9EztNsi nnef ~ tAe e>r-
sS4i land osice. esatslaeo - HE letter &C. ~
fweer0zef IL. is&s. nh1cf Authority S3xse4 n
AfE4 ~ Kecfspn zt8. revised atafnas ss3 tH&
Cnslsa ssate4. re shall pfoefes - offsf IS pnbs
~ sac On 7n1fhaaY, DE ma dHJ a. FehfzsefY
safs1. o aff: lot 81 sess q ~ ~ nrhe
Al peteg4s having pre- eaiFesssn fiehfa 10 any
pof Fl0uof fhe ahese desesitea lard 81 n|Sg sr1-
are adrsse1 - make rreof Ibefrcf ans yay:renf
he5oae - dsF sksoxe dsE I'D foe co.'s d <1scs-
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rsagRrx4srss.

TX = xesSgtsssf. y. q. Z. Y. a. GRADE
Mse 81 fs@s4rte xegst stgasy ceseTe. Toseasn
FexutAaa sfre<v AID tet4 ssasirs. raF&sf y sfa
sci Naaainxtan szseess. telephaas - stAAss.
M "a
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rsorsErns Avn oxrnxcrons.

- Rtnecfs xnd contractors for bridges 81 every
description wharf building, piic fFivins. dre11-
ING and steam shovel excMyatlnE. plane and
sD0ndenoa solicited. Once foos OF 1Ecknon
street, SEATTLE. Wash.
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rHrSrefAxs ANp srnaEoNs


Mrs 5. J. DEAN. PIIysIcgAS AND SUR
y Il q n sssss go I'D . m rezsdente. corner
Republican and IerpeEsnce streets; DAY aud
niEhs ca I promptly attended.
4 d. MORRIS. NJ u PHYSICIAN AND SUR
81. geon. Roosas aud san9efson block.
Otsee hours % y .. 70. and TOT r. ~.
nR. II. J. FLEIScHER. DEuTSrHER ARTZ
~ 0fiice ri room "a pic0 House 1g1s Fronf
street, ressdenee. corner Third and Depot Teio-
phone ssa
GARAH KENDALL. If. p. GRADUATE OF
- homeopathic college. sud from Philadelphia
hospital practice Particular attention 10 women
cntIuren and obstetrics. Room 2i9, Seattle
block.
NJ WHITE FRIEDRICH, II. D., GRADUATE
.lIs of Lspie, Germany. Physician and sur
Eeon- Utass, essrner Third and James streets
Diseases a The eye, car aud throat specially.
i II. LukENs. NJ. H., PHYSICIAN AND
graph Office. room Calls rrompt1y answered,
day or night catarrh. throat, lung. rectal and
al hood diseases successfully treated.
- CARNAS. n. D.. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
Eys Econ; graduate Of the department OF medi.
Office, rooms 80 and %. Boston block. once
hours 10 ta II g. m. % aud 10 ,. m kpe-
cial attention given a. surgery. medical ana
surgical diseases Of women. general practice
attended 70. Residence, 40 Dexter street. tele-
phone No ia
nR. K g. JOHNSON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
- xeop. Residence, Tealcr avenue. once
room Is. Colonial block, second and Columbia
Telephone 1sS.
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REaL EsrxrE nnoKEnA

n m. MuSsoN-f. r. CfsaTETL-MuNaon -
81. Caster real estate sud insurance Nd.
l.stp Third street. neeT PIKE
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REsorAL NOTICE

REHOTAL NOTICE
GsCURRY & OVENS. CIVIL ENGINEERS ASD
- sn!seyaTs. have renewed 20 new Offices in
seattle block. rooms 46l and s6z. Plans and su.
rerinsea6snce for structures. aud general sur
Fsying promptly attended 70
CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE
DfCHARn EEyISs. JR., CIVIL ENGINEER
IL ard surveyor has removed his oface from
the hEletn block q room s. Boston block.
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DARaAIN IN BOOTS AND sHoEs--I HAVE
ID los Of boots aad shoes sn the city direct
from - Eastern jeb5sng house which ! must
close 'aafi q once there are something Ike 80
dozen in the lot aud = cash customer rAn OBJ
tain b. lot very cheap. Parties interested can
communicate with me or cali a. the Rainier for
further information or inspection A. We'll
Engtou.
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II yoa have e93 ssi
she property tBat YOU
ere W ing n sell AZ
sea enable prices yen
Ia on the lis - my
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MlscELLAxEoUs.

TT YOU ARE SICK AND WAIT RELIEF,
1 why not try Radsms Mierobe Killer. . med
icine that has been tried and tested in nearly
every disease with marvellous resuits2 ofEire,
No a54 street Tacoma aud siso No. 81 Co
iumbia street seattle.
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yxyANrKD--A PEW PUPILS TO TAKx LxA.
w sons In bookkeeping, shorthand aud fype~
writing after once hours rates moderate Apply
Teacher. Post lrfeiizeneer.
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Ass4rEns AM CHEMISTS.

Id Pharmacy Hail dzsae store. sos Third street:
correct assays; for terms and references address
Is above send samples by mail or express.
Washingion mineral specimens bought aad
sold. q. ~ bryant
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ytrANTED--wF WANT FEW HONEST
w and inteiiieenf eersons 20 take orders ia
tais anS surrounding towns on sfaniey N the
WiGds 81 Africa, aud How he Rescued kmin
rssha The insrapId here has lust returned 70
civilization. Pahlic iHterezf IN him Is ~ fever
heaf. This Is the Stanley book tie people want
Send h0r for outfit aud be he frs ~ the aeii.
or write isnmedisteiy for full particulars, terms
etc Agents are tGa coming mGgey- Write
suiek. Franklin Publishing Co, box 80, Rich
Tannd Va.
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ron -ETscgLLxSEoUS.
los sAIE-A PrRg BloouED IRIsH SET.
II ~ bEra sos ncntks old. zee sgrse far.
utsket 1sil "a ssseet
Y-3H sAIE~CHEAP If IAKEN AT OScF,
Il 70 e IT stosr Shelvtng. uns enarssf Aa1
ssHH arxzs p seri7.tsa case. ifss tazE 81 ep8
Faas. 1He Flfta s1sest
r>oR SALE TRa DOZEN PLYMOUTH ROCK
L hens also tee n aeaiefs Z 9. hox sss
csfT
T-oR So FaRgTTUgE AID LEAsE oy A
Ii utsA s-Faoza FafEaze. Fpnf 80 .0cAlsa
frozs sgses I@gHsEs af wis aoases A4sisAs
v~og sArK-sAFE. ONE coon sEc0S1r
Il haze safe eaeAs. FaE RTanR AAsafsss w ~
Pest iassi sixeaeer s4szsc4
lsoa sAIE-CE3EgE And CHEAP BULB
II tng as. ~ s.sseEssDt frrsa lesser Ase-
SIZE saeAse6 IL XEaugs sA6lsoE. ofFFssssktsiy
Lake a1sn.aEsrn. ST 90 So : essaf1A@a'
Tempse esnrs. rotney Third anH feFTrF
E-ea sAlE OK TRADE. IN WH IL o.
Il gmst FAsmHas ~ = ~, ~ TT fAA<E
ssFsYsng sa&se 10 81 she u uanx. tesNHa sEa
tsastaaf D., wVzt ASA 2g&,s f<s4ass p
eeshsr an ssse knegy xzsA isasness fsessxe
u AeseAAas 81 r sfa eFFses sssstA ct tseFxy.
Hsna sAEg-wGsK HORSES AID FoSifs;
+ MaSa seFSfaa = R~uuN al se ~ nA92ssA
4nea n s'Esa @e&txse Nest NrGs<
I~0g sa1E KEgEK. F4KTEEs WISHING
II bFg& wsEs 70 Wsss ~ cNsfsag a tas @aseM
* fssa ssAtsse SetsHstfs Ersfk Ge1ksAYs -
NsFspa sszrsz. seax koaFka- }. Il aeszsss Ter
era A&nRxrf-
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gtoR SALON FRONT STREET. NEAR
4 Bellevue hotei. two cots each k1xl20 feet ~.
tween the cable and electric road; Washington
Territory Investment Company, Lleweilyn-
badge building
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IsCR gkIE--cHEAP. $3.50 WILL EuY HAN
II counter. hack bar and mirror 0xzl1r16
rrady.Inn5a on hand nrd made % order: ronem-
her We make saloon and store Gtfinxs 4 No.
cfaEay. therefore We can save ron monef. c.
Eager q Co. 2.x2s secone street.
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FOCAL and YssxRUsrEEraE mu8ra
9 W. con. SECOND AND LEGoRA HrRErr3
gs formerly is2i21< Front ssTees)s piano. III
tar ard eioEution: voice culture q auecInI<ys
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T~0R & T-NISF-RO0M HasrsF. CAR
II pets, heiroor sese Asa kssrhess fn-xst,lr
Tor sale. lneasTe Sc NeSf street.
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urANrEn~ SITUATION As HouSEKREFER:
w references required. Address House
keeper Post lutel3iz ncer
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rMrIorMssr WasrED-rEM4LE

w ASTEf9--Y OrNt} LADY STRANGER IN
~ fhe city. desires position ia a. Office: ex-
rerianced and best II reference genera knovi-
felaeeaetr.
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rHNANeTsI-

CH0RT TINE-NcNEY TO LOAN ON GOOD
- ehattelS W. h. Conner. room /. Newlin
block.
MONEY To LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
vi and farm property 10 any amounts. priv
lege kiven 10 pay OF in small amoHnfs after
frst yesrs money paid in three or four days
after application is mare: losnS FOR htlck build
sngs speeiasfy. / W. Entx. general sGent
Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust Co. room /. New
lin alock
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a
WASTEs yas.Ss NAS ~ eAsH.ERs
come Turxssz B~ths. 81 gsn hook.
y4ASTED-a ER4raATsNAS FOB ES-
giaeer n EpExs nsszss D. god asitersr-
Ca ~ So. "a sFseeizaef ~ aoFk. on J. Z.
Tsomsun. se0m SO sEsrsls bloc
I-0K SAIE-HEIIkos ASAg0aTEs TENTSi
ferM Two nem fdsg wall aenhsey
y fa-sanee duek esea3. isss fh2a esss- So
ThkFd sfrseE
" ANTEp-AS AGENT 70 SELL POPULAR
~ hssis1iug assaeissipn stisk- ApElg re.ra
2. Bestoa. b.ozk. seAt, e.
YxvASIEEs- DETECTIVES. We wANy
nan II eseTy sossiagy e acs ~ prsTA'e
detective nn1es ers kDsau sssanS. peEtis1
tssA geasgs4 Digestive harsau. COX 10, To-
rsza ass.sAA
W AExEn-a0Y Axp PoST 10 DELIVER
~ FapsEs On Rr0aawas eHa Nasfison stree
" AK ROOD LI2-E SOLICITORS I'd
~ s9Eses3as tA@ raein1 states SavsggS. Lean
asi EssslzE1g Eazffs4.F, OF san ET4acss ess & a.
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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-21
s1FTINtss.

The police are in quest OF two negroes
who are supposed to have murdered John
Erickson in Missoula and made 1t appear
that he committed suicide.
sMissoula lawyers are looking for Mich
ael O'Conner Of Montana, who is heir to
a large property In ireland.
Bozeman wants Butte to aid her in in
ducing the Northern Pacific to build a
branch from Bozeman to Castle.
The water in the Anaconda and st.
Lawrence shafts, Butte, has lowered 100
feet in the last six days.
Butte, will soon have a stock and min
ing exchange. Shares are 800 each.
The Bozeman visitors arrived in Butte
yesterday over the short line and were
Hospitality entertained.
The Helena board of trade asks the
Northern Pacific for a local train to Gin
nabar or Livingston.
John Robinson's circus will be in Hell.
ena IN July s, the day after its appear
ance here.
The Helena Herald says: A meeting
of the members of the First Presbyterian
church and congregation will be held al
the church this "wednesday evening al
S:45 o'clock for the purpose Of making
application TO the Presbytery of Montana
for q dissolution OF the pastoral relations
existing between the Rev. T. v. Moore
and this church.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-21
HALE WANTS RECIPROCITY.

Is He Secretary Blaine.s M~outbp,ece .
WASHINGTON, June 19.-In the senate
Mr.. Hale, today, presented an amend.
ment to be offered to the tariff bill, In
these words:
"The president of the United States il
hereby authorized, without further lepis1
lation, to declare the ports Of the United
States free and open to all products of
any American nation upon which no ex-
port duties are imposed whenever and 40
long as such nation shall admit to its
ports, free Of all national, provincial
state, municipal and other taxes on flour
corn, meat and other bread stuffs. pre.
served meats, fish, vegetables and
fruits, cotton seed oil, rice and other pro
visions including all articles Of
wood, agricultural implements and ma.
chinery, mining and mechanical machln-
cry, structural steel and iron, steel rails.
locomotives, railway cars and supplies,
street cars, refined petroleum or such
other products of the United States
as may be agreed upon.