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PORTLAND POST OFFICE,
Winter Arrangement.
OFFICE HOURS,


Cashiers Office, Sunday excepteo), 7.so a. m
TO p. M Registry department., 800 a. m. to
r. IN.
General Delivery Sunday excepted) 7.3O a. NJ
TO 100 p. m. Sunday, 0 to 10 a. m.
Carriers Deliveries, Sunday excepted)-.In
business section OF the city between High and
p m. In other sections at a. M, 100 and 8
?. M Sunday delivery at Post Office window, 8 to
IVA IN. collections from street boxes at and
IL a. M, and p. m. Sunday p. m. only.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
southern ana Western, via Boston and Maine
FaiIrodu eastern division)-Arrive, 1890 a. M
o.Oo ana ll.3O p. m; Close 8. 90 a. M 10 M IS 90
Sunday $50 y. IN. " AZ p M
Boston, intermediate Offices and connoo,iono
via Boston Maine railroad, (Western division1
Arrive at 230 and $50 p. m; Close 8 a. M and
$50 p. m.
Eastern, via Maine Central Railroad-Arrive
Supplementary, 12.3rl and 10 p. IN. A'
As,oststa, intermediate Offices and connections
via Maine Cent raj railr0ad-ATrve at 2 and 8 a
M, / and 600 D. m. Close at 6.l6 a. M, IL m
4.30 and o p. m. Supplementary, l23U and 10 p
m.
Fdrn.ington intermediate Offices and connec-
tiOns via Maine Central railroad-Arrlye at
p. M; Close at IL M; Supplementary 1870 p. m
Rockldnd, intermediate Offices and connections,
via Knox and Lincoln Authoritative, ana 800
p. m. Close at 6.16 a. m. and 12m; supple
mentary l2.30p.m
. SkOWhegdn. intermediate Offices aud connec
lions, via Maine Central railroad-Arrive at
4. % ana ] p. M. Close at IL m. and p m.
supplementary, 1890 and Top. m.
Auburn and LetOiston,-Arrive and 300 a. m.
ana and p. m; Close, $40 a. M, IL m,
4s0 and p. m.
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FROM MERcHANT,s ExoHANap.

Sid FIN Liverpool 23d, steamer Peruvian Wal
lace, Portland.
(and sailed Oath for Portland.)
Ar at Buenos Ayres prev to 23d inst barque
Lapland Carlisle, from Boston.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Dec 3lst, ship A McCallum,
Boyd, San francisco.
Sid Jan l, ship Cora, Ray, w Pass.
Ar at Macoris Jan Sd, sch Jennie Stubs,
Stubs, New York,
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Foreign Ports.

At Singapore Dec II. ship Raphael: HarkncSss
from New York via Penang.
Ar at Calcutta, Dec 20, ship Vigiant, Hong
Kong. TO load for New York.
Passed st Helena, Dec a.. ships Howard, CAL
cutta for New York; Gath, ri Captain, Humphrey,
do for do.
Sid FIN Montevideo Jan 22d. ship John Harvey,
Stewart, Barbados.
Ar at 81 Michaels, Jan IL, sch Norombega.
Harding, Brunswick.
Sid FIN st Domingo Jan 81, sch Augusta Her.
rick, Babbidge, New York.
Ar at Port Spain Dec 9th, sch Messenger,
CoOmbs. Portland.
Sid Dec "a. sch June Bright, Barter. MOule.
Ar at Ponce Jan 8, sch j Willard, York, Cape
de Verbs. to load for Boston.
Sid I'm Sagua Jan IT, barque Hy A Burnham,
Ross, Matanzas and North of Hatteras.
Cid 18th, sch l. Lewis. Burgess, Mobile.
Sid FIN st John, NIB, Jan 22 sch Hattie King.
Collins, New York.
Spoken.
Dee, 20. LAT 3 N, ion &c w, ship VIM ii Smith,
Brown from New York for San francisco.
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Domestic ports

East Mschias, Jan 23-Barque Tapiore. Of One.
hec Capt Richardson, from ST .ohn Nj, for
Swansea, with deals, is ashore at Little River,
broken in two. Crew saved.
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AppI0S.

Eating per Dl 5 Dogs sol
Cooking ......,.... Y OOl
Evapated y ID 012@11cl
do new 8 @l0ci
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NoTTGE

THE firm OF Norton, Chapman & Co. Is dissolved
Il by mutual consent; Mr.. W. j. Dyer retiring
from date OF Deeembrr 81, 1889.
jan22d1w NORTON, CHAPMAN $50.
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Magical Effect

that 1 have suffered very little inconven-
fence. I have also used it in my family, with
excellent results, in coughs, colds, &c.,
VIM. ii. Quartly, Minlaton, Australia.
ain the spring of 1853, at Portsmouth, Va,
l was Frustrated by severe attack Of ty-
phold pneumonia. My physicians exhausted
their remedies, and for one year was not
able to even articulate word. By the ad-
vice of DIR. Shaw tried Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, and to my surprise and great Joy, in
less than one month could converse easily,
in a natural tone of voice. 1 continued to
improve and have become since well man.
have often recommended the Pectoral, and
have never known it to fail."- George r.
Lawrence. Valparaiso, Ind.
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THE FAMOUS
ARLINGTON Wheat MEAL

is ground from the whole grain Of the choicest selected
white winter Wheat, and Is unequaled all.
People who live mostly upon hoir will, II they the
Arlington wheat Meal and their this department
diminished reefourths. The Wheat will 20 further
and give four times as much nument equal
Laborng men do their work with less exhaustion be-
cause IL contains more Sustaining Forces other
natural food for every Brain Worker containing the
necessary Elements to strengthen the Brain.
who feed on this need be troubled with cho
era lnfantum which destroys many children.
Mdy cases OF Dyspepsia Of long duration hare been cured
by eating Wheat Neal, and lis
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Pure gro no ldz25@7 so
Pure dry lead7 25@7 80
Eng Ven Red. 3@ 3M
Red Lead TAO 71s
Am. ZinZ.. % 00t67 90
Rochelle Yellow. 21a
Rice.
Rice, y ID. -. 51s@7
Rang0on. 80. 6I @6A
Saleratus.
lOnY1~crra EA E1E
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Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.


NOTICE is hereby given that on the twenty
~ first day OF December, A. ID. 1888, Eunice
A. Duran, OF Deering In the County Of Cumber-
In Cumberland County Registry Of Deeds, Book
639, Page 80, cOnYeyed To Gorham Savings Bank
corporation created by law and having It's Of
nee IN GOrham, in said County the following de-
scrl0ed real estate, viz: A certain lot or parcel
OF land. with the buildings thereon, situated in
on plan OF Thomas 5. Files lands, recorded In
SAID Registry OF Deeds. Plan Book g. Pages and
%, and bounded land described as follows;
Beginning ON the southwesterly side line Of Clark
street, az point on said line distant one hundred
ana eighty (lSO) feet nOrthwesterly from point Of
intersection OF said side liue with the westerly
side line Of the County road thence n0rthwesterly
on said line OF q ark street eighty 800 feet 70
point thence SOuthwestrrly at right angles with
said Clark street two hundred and thirty-twO
(232) ieet TO polnt thence easterly on the
boundary line OF said plan TIL It meets line one
hundred and elghty.seven QS7) feet long RUIZ
ming southw sterly from the point OF commence
ment, at right angles with sail Clark street;
thence northeastsrly, at right angles with said
Clark street, one ndred and eighty-seven q 81
feet to the point Of be nning containing sixteen
thousand seven hundred and sixty (i67GO) feet,
more or less. Being the same premises conveyed
70 said Euniee A. Duran BY the KOilingsf0rd
Savings Bank by deed dated November 7, Sss,
Page EOS.
That said Bank claims said parcel OF re Il estate
under and by said mortgage, and that { Q con-
ditOn OF ana IN The sa ne has been and Is broken,
by reason whereof said GOrham Saqings Bank
to the statute In such case made ana provided.
GORHAM SAVINGS BANK,
by its Treasurer, John A. Waterman.
G0rham, January z, 1880. janl1diaw3wS
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FROM OUR coRREspoNpENr.

BO0HBAY, Jan 23-Ar schs Sarah Smith, FIN
Boston; Pemaquid. Wheeler, do.
Sid. schs Lewis II French, ODER, Millbridge for
Boston; Union. Rice, Mt. Desert for Portland.
Jan 24-Sch Phebe j Woodruff is still ashore
here. large rock has WORKED through her bot
tom and holds her fast.
WISCASSET. Jan 23-Ar, sch Calvin Harris,
Higgins. Boston.
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MARINE NEWS

FRIDAY, Jan. "a.
Arrived.
Steamer State of Maine, Hillard, st John NIB,
via Eastport for Boston.
Sch Herbert Z, Trainor, Damariscotta river for
New Y0rk,-part of crew sick.
Sch Union. Rice. Cranberry sizes.
sch NJ Gilmore, Thompson. Port Clyde.
Sch w PendletOn. Weber. DamariStOtta.
Sch Frolice. Sawyer, BOOihbay.
Sch Mary Elizabeth Dunton. Boothbay.
Sch Ethel & Addie, Dyer, Boothbay for New
York
Sch Laura & Marion. Eastman, Harpswell.
Sch j q Craig shore fishing. Brought in Capt
Gilman and two seaman Of scbr Fairfield, from
Orand for Boston, which sank off Seguin 23d.
Schs City Point, shore, with 10000 lbs fish;
Martha ID McLain, do, IL, 900 do,
Cleared.
Sch Emma, Littlejehn, st Johns, PR Frank
Dudley.
Sch Lillian, Brown, Vinalhayen-J Ii Blake.
Sch Brilliant Hooper, Port Clyde-J II Blake.
Sch w Q Pendleton, Weber, East Boothbay-
jill Blake.
Sch Leading Breeze. Pinkham, Boothbay-J H
Blake.
SAILED-Schs George Berry, Amos Falken.
burg. Silver Heels, Emma S Briggs.
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Duck.

Gunpowder-shot.
Blasting. % 50@4 90
Sporting. 6 25@6 so
Drop shot, 25ibs. u 70
Buck. 1 80
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Rio. roasted 1925
Java do. % @29
COOpernge.


Amer'n % ID ll@l2
Manila is GIT
Manila Bolt! Rope 17h
RuSsI 90 l6017
Sisal.......14 @15
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VEGETABLES.

Remember that these prices are for goods OF the
best quality.
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mIsCELLANROUs.
The Voice

Is easily injured the slightest irritation Of
the throat or larynx at once affecting Its
tone, fiexibility, or power. All efforts to
sing or speak in public, under such condi-
lions, become not only painful but danger
Gus, and should be strictly avoided until
every symptom is removed. To effect
speedy cure no other medicine is equal to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
Big FIRE, NO WATER.
Spokane Falls Again Punished
for Her Neglect.
SHARP WARNING TO SEATTLE.
Flames Burn 100000, While Help
less Fireman Stand By.
Two Connagrations in Early Morning
Incoming Bark Ashore ON Dunseness
Spit and Likely to Break to Pieces
Oregon Boy Killed By Cattle.

SPOKANE Falls, July 23-Early this
morning 6res broke out on the north side
of the river. on Monroe street, and also on
Second street, destroying property valued
at nearly quarterz,of million dollars.
There was woeful lack of water, one OF
the mains bursting on the island. Monroe
street bridge, q new structure, costing $4O,-
COO, was entirely consumed the depart
ment having no water on the north side of
the fire.
Early this morning stories were afloat
about the loss OF life, but they have not
been verified. The losses on Second street
In city property aggregate SO. 600; insu-
rance, $500.
The burnt district is on the north side of
the river, and the great chasm left by the
burning of Monroe street bridge presented
desolate appearance today. Neither of
the fires was in the business center.
A great many rum0rs have been afioat
all day about the work offirebugs, but they
fail to develop. Julia Glenn, keeper of the
lodging-house in which the Second street
fire started, is under arrest, suspected of
arson, but she stoutiy denies the charge,
and there seems to be little to substan-
tiate it.
when the TWO fres were at their height
the whole city and surrounding country
were lighted up. Everybody was nervous.
and this almost developed into panic when
the main burst and the firemen he'd no
water to fight the flames Monroe street
bridge was burned inch by inch, while the
firemen and thousands of spectators stood
by, powerless to check the flames. Many
buildings were saved by the use of garden
hose and wet blankets. Many people re-
manned awake all night, fearing the start
ing of new fires. The air was still, and
sparks and firebrands floated to distant
parts Of the city.
The fremen did good work, and one
man in particular won the admiration of
all who saw his work. He covered q
framework with wet blankets and carried
the hose into an alley with the flames rag
ing on both sides of him, and checked tile
progress of the FIRE.
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AGROUND ON DUNGENEss SPIT.
Bark sarona Strikes in Fog-May Be Z
Total Loss.

PoRr TOWNSEND. July GA heavy fog
was responsible for the going ashore of the
Chilian bark Sarona at Dungeness spit,
thirty miles from this city, at an early hour
this morning. News of the accident
reached here about 8 O'Clock. The tugs
Sea Lion and Tacoma went at once to the
scene, but could render no aid until high
water. The Sarona is lying up against the
bank, almost completely out of the water.
The sea was too heavy to reach the vessel
this evening. 1t is thought she will be q
total loss. The tugs will make another
attempt to take her Off today, if she is not
by that time dashed to pieces. The vessel
was on the way from Valparaiso to load
lumber at Tacoma.
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= Na.,y suit at o,ympia.

OLYMPIA, July 81. G. Lybarger. q
well-known resident of Olympia, and .
former member of the city council. was
brought before Justice Sparks yesterday
charged with seduction and debauchery on
Elsa. the i6-pear-oid daughter of Charles
Patnude, builder and plasterer. He en-
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THE NEW SUGAR OCTOPUS.
Same Shiny Monster, but with Less vul-
nePablo Hide.

~~@~<-AJ
neFable Hide.
New YoRK, July 23-Steps have already
been taken towards reorganization of the
sugar trust, which viii be reformed in COM
pliance with the laws of the state as laid
down by the court of appeals. G. e.
searles. treasurer of the trust. had suit
brought in Brooklyn touay in the name of
the trustees, asking that they be authorised
TO wind up the trust and dispose OF the
property in their hands for the benefit of
certiicate-holders who are the real owners
of the stock. This action was taken by
the trustees because it is the only thing
they can do. They do not propose in their
official capacity to accept any responsible
ty in the matter of reorganization. They
have therefore appointed committee with
power to cooperate with other stockhold-
ess with the purpose of securing as prompt
~ as possible new organisation formed to
protect their property.
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ALASKA SALMON CATCH.
Pack at Kyak Will Exceed 900 Cases
Fish Very PleutifuI

SAN Francisco, July 23.-Later advices
are to the effect that the salmon catch in
Alaska will make up for the light pack in
more southerly waters. The Hume Com
pany has chartered the barkentine Port
land to load at Cooks In
let in August. UP to j June
% the pack at Kyak, near the Copper
river, had amounted to 27,000 cases. The
fish were so plentiful that the cannery
could not handle the catch and got so hope
lessly behind that fishing was suspended.
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THE ELDER AT EsQUIMALT.

Disabled Vessel in the Dry Dock-Ad-
miral Hotham's Courtesy.
VICTORIA, July 23-The steamer George
w. Elder. disabled by going ashore on
Point Wilson few days ago. arrived at
Esquimalt dry dock yesterday evening.
Captain Hvnter, however. found the British
war-ship Espiegle undergoing repairs in
the dock. He Immediately boarded the
flag-ship Warspite. and interviewed Ad-
miral Hotham for the purpose of securing
the dock for the sinking vessel. The ad-
miral courteously gave place to him. and
in thirty minutes the Elder was safely in
the dock
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Report Of Guatemala's Defeat Confirmed
PARIS. July 23.-The consul at San SAL
vador has received dispatch confirming
the report of the defeat of the Guatema-
lans. The dispatch declares that the re-
ports of anarchy in Salvador are untrue.
That country is completely tranquil, and
the populace supporting Ezeta.
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Cattle Plague in Russia.

ST. PETERsBURG, July 23-The Siberian
cattle plague is ravaging the province Of
Riazan. Cattle, horses and sheep are dy-
ing by thousands. Two-thirds OF the ami
mails attacked die from the disease. A
number OF peasants have also contracted
the disease, but no fatal cases haye thus far
heen renorted.
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The Egypt Abandoned At Sea.

NEW YORK. July 23.-The National Line
steamer Egypt, from New York for Liver
pool, has been abandoned on fire at sea.
The crew were rescued by the British
steamer Manhatten, bound for Hull. The
Egypt had capacity of 1859 tons, and was
built in 1871. She did not crrry first-class
passengers.
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LoxpeN, July 23.-The American
schooner William Rice has been lost at sea.
The crew, consisting of sixteen persons.
perished. The vessel was on voyage from
Cane Ann to Ireland.
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OLYMPIA, July "a requisition for sup
plies for the special session OF the legisla-
ture has been sent to the state printer.
The requisition calls for enough supplies
to cover ten days. session 1t is sup
posed that the legislature win be called
together between August Goth and Septem-
Der LIST.
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BuENos AYREs, July 23.-The guards
who have been stationed aboutgovernment
houses have been withdrawn, and public
excitement has ceased. A reported Lon
don special says that arrangements are be-
ing completed for q sterling loan of 810,-
coo OO0 Gold. 226
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striking Moulders Arrested for Felon,

SAN Francisco. July 2S.-Charles Hurl-
burt and Robert Davidson, striking IRON
moulders, were arrested today on bench
warrants charging them with felony. They
we're recently indicted by the grand jury
for intefering with telegraph messenger
boys and trying to secure the contents of
kilograms carried by them.
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BELGRADE, July 23.-Servia, in note to
the Porte, threatens to sever diplomatic
relations unless the Porte grants satisfac-
ton for the murder of the Servian consul
- prfsfsoun
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Mexico WIN Be Neutral.

CIrY OF MEXICO, July 23-The govern
ment is sending troops to the Guatemalan
frontier. 1t is Mexico's aim to preserve
strict neutrality regarding the disturb
ances in Central America
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LINCOLN. Neb., July 23.-The Republican
state convention was not called to order
till $50 p. m. Church Howe was elected
temporary chairman. Committees were
appointed and recess taken.
At late hour the convention is still in
session
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tered bail in the amount OF 81 500, and
waved hearing until the next session of
the superior court. Lybsrger IS .. contrac-
tor, and now has the contract for grading
Eastside street. He has accumulated con-
siderable property. He is about 40 years Of
age and lives with his family, wife and
three children. According to the girls
statement. her intimacy with Lybargsr
dates from her 14th year, at which time
she was stopping at his house.
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ON THE VERGE OF RIOT.


Starving C1oakmakers.
New YoRK. July 23.-The condition Of
the striking cloakmakers may be character
lied tonight as critical, on the verge of riot
Another small outbreak of 200 striking
cloakmakers occurred this evening at No. 4
Allen street. One of the rioters was cap
tured by the police.
The authorities are fully alive to the
situation.
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A MISLEADING TITLE.
Tacoma People Make Use of Good Name
of ssAssociated Press"

of "Associated Press
TACOMA, July 2s.-Ariicles Il incorpora-
ton were flied today OF the Pacific Coast
Associated Press. The incorporators and
trustees for the first six months are Judge
W. II. Calkins and others The articles OF
organization set forth the object as the
gathering and sale of news to the press OF
the Pacific coast and British possessions.
Capital stock s.. COO, in 100 shares.
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BALrIxoRE, July 23-Main. Bremen.
HAMBrRG, July -Rhaetia. New York.
New YoRK, July q. -Waesland. Ant
werp.
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Run Over bv Frei.ht Train

OAKLAND. Cal, July 2S.-P. DowIing, Of
Auburn. Placer county. was killed while
walking through the tunnel near Vallejo
Junction by freight train this morning.
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Fire sueeps California Grass Fieids.

MERGED, Cal, July 23.-Another large
fire, destroying many thousands of acres
OF grass, prevailed yesterday and today
near Merced Falls.
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As1fhan SHAVD 20 Uu8teM8Ias
RoME, July 23.--The Italian American
squadron has been ordered to Guatemala
to protect Italian citizens.
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A CORPSE IN THE CORRAL.
Oregon Boy Gored to Death by Wild
Cattle.

Cattle.
ASHLAND, Or, July 23.-Coroner Parson
was notified this morning that the body of
Johnny Tice. 15-year-old boy. had been
found in the corral at Hanley Bros. s ranch
on Butte creek, this county, where he was
employed, 1t is supposed he was gored to
death by the animals. He left the house
early this morning and was seen no more
till found dead.
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sUFFOCATED BOTH HER BABEs.
Careless Mother Causes the Death Of
Twin Daughtere.

81. JosEPH, July 23.-Mrs. John O'Mera,
wife OF wealthy contractor, this morning
took her twin daughters, aged three
months, from the crib into bed to play
with them.> She fell asleep, and on
awakening shortly after was horrifed
to find she had rolled over and suffocatsd
both babes. The poor woman was so fran
tic that she seized dagger and inflicted .
severe wound on herself. trying to commit
suicide. She is in q critical condition.
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sRLECTED BARGAINS.

m6o-rine lots fronting on Yesler avenue.
66Seoo- Improved property on Front street,
Dfoet irontAge.
bRDoo-An entire addition near Madison
I1nek, with house and other improv ements,
r. - -Nino-rOomed house with every con-
v6ni1uce, on corner lot near motor line
u5oo-Two very fine residence lots, 120xl2A
= Int r1dge.
oaSeo -Seven-roomed house. and lot, near
Yo1lce cable
mnoo-aeven-fOomed house and lot. near
LehDou; easy terms
~ ~ splendid corner, l0ox100. (cleafed). In
uatrn addition. Title perfect
- -11x1M ID Yesler's first addition.
~ N6n8 othor desirable reaidenceo and
3 building lots
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ACREAGE.

u1.Be0- Magnificent tract OF coal land: s
toet seam; easily worsed: $4,000, 600 feet saw
slmbers two miles from railroad
U.tee-Eiehsy acres close to Adelaide on
Lake Fan amish, and many other good bar
gains in iii parts of the state.
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ssee- q he best business corners. sozs5
q IAlopa
eSo5-A bargain at Fairhaven-
oleseoo-An Al investment at Smiths Cove.
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