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, 1890-10-23
THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS.

The socialist congress at Halle closed
to-day, to the relief Of both the depu-
ties and the public, who have been
swamped by tho verbosity of the So
cialists. To-day's session of the con-
gress was opened by the election Of
party officers. The first president Is
Herr Singer. Iiebknecht was con firmed
as editor of the party organ Resolu-
tions were adopted calling upon the
socialist party in the reichstag to seek
TO remove unsatisfactory emigration,
and they request the federal govern
ment to exercise a stricter supervision
over the different ports in regard TO the
transportation and accommodation OF
emigTants.
, 1890-10-23
Gladstone Misreprssented.

LONDON, oct. 1s.-Gladstone writes
that: Haworth, who recently criticised tho
ex-premier's utterances on the labor
question, has fallen into the eror of con-
founding his (Gadstone's) comments
on the general eight-hour law with his
views on the miners bill. He says he
desires to keep an open mind ON the
subject, ana to gather general opinions,
and that he never EXPRESSED q final
Judgment on the matter.
, 1890-10-23
TIM Terms Accented.

WAsHtSGToN, Oct. 1S.-rhe secretary
Of the navy received = telegram from the
Union Iron Works, of San Francisco,
to-day. accepting the departments
terms for the construction of one of tho
battle ships on the Pacific cosst. They
provide for the construction of q vessel
twelve feet longer than the one originally
planned BY tho depart ment, and similar
In all respects TO the two ships being
built by the Cramps at Philadelphia.
, 1890-10-23

WAsHIsoroN, Oct. 1s.-Ths count of
the population Of the country is about
completed by the census office. The
population Of all the states. with the ex-
csption of South Dakota, Flsrdida.
Maryland, Virginia and Wisconsin, has
already been announced. The delay in
the case of the states named is occa-
sionsd by recounts ordered in some dis
tricts, The population of the state of
Minnesota IS 1902 an increase OF
$40 IA, so. so per cent.
, 1890-10-23
ELLENsBURGH NEWS ITEMS.
A NJ, 900 Fire-A Freight Train Al
most Dem oil shed.

ELLESsBURGH, WASH. Oct. 17.-There
was another fire this afternoon, u little
more disastrous than the one of ysster-
day. Wilson's large two-story CORFU
gated iron livery stable on the corner OF
Fifth and Pine, and the one-story paint
shop adjoining on the south we're burned
to the ground. The fire caught in the
second story of the livery stable from
unknown cause and spread with great
rapidity anu tierceness, soon enveIopIng
the building. The fire engine was Out
, 1890-10-23
Cau.d. Wants to R.t.liate.

MONTREAL, Oct. 1.-THE chamber of
commerce to-day decided to formally
present to the government the advis-
ability Of placing a duty of cents per
dozen upon American eggs, in retalia-
ton of the Mckinley import duties.
Last season there were shipped TO Cana
da 100. 0OO dozen eggs from the United
States.
, 1890-10-23
A Double Tragedy.

BosroN. Oct. 1S.-This morning Daniel
II. Wilson, an smplove of the Adams
Express Company, shot and killed his
wife and then sent bullet through his
own breast, inticting probably fatal
wound. He says he did 1t under the im-
pulse of the moment, without any cause,
and he thinks he was temporarily in
sane.
, 1890-10-23
Adar,s.ed by Speaker Reed.

MAssILLoS, Ohio, Oct. ls.--Speaker
Reed addressed here tonight one of
the largest political gatherings ever
seen in this district. Thirty-two car
loads came over from Medina, where
mass meeting was held in the afternoon.
There were big delegations present from
other surrounding towns.
John Jarratt. consul to Manchester,
England, also addressed both meetings,
General Alger spoke at the opera.house.
, 1890-10-23
THE TYRAST BALFOUI,.
He Rsnews III. Vicious Attack on
John Morley.

LONDON, oct. ls.-At the meeting OF
the Northern Conservative Union at
Newcastle to-day, Balfour renewed his
attack on John Morley, charging him
with misrepresenting and misquoting
some Irish authorities. lie defended the
action of the police at Tipperary, saying
that Colonel Caddell, knowing the dan
gerous character of the mob, was per-
fecily Justified in moving on IL.
, 1890-10-23
A Paid Fire Department.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Wash, Oct l6.--It is
proposed to organize iirst-class fire de-
partment here by paying the
members for services when called
out. The council and citizens have
taken tho matter In hand and
a public meeting has been CALLED for
Saturday to consider the organization of
the new department. Since the old de-
partment disbanded, the insurance COM
panies have been suspicious of risks
and this is largely responsible for the
present step
, 1890-10-23
The Meeting Postponed.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. l6.-The meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Seattle,
Lake Shore Il Eastern railroad, which
was to have been held to-day, has been
postponed until Thursday, October 80,
In accordance with the wishes of the ma.
jority Of the stockholders.
, 1890-10-23

Sr. PETERsBURG, Oct. ls.-The czar to-
day launched the new barbette ironclad,
Gauzut, in the presence of the czarina
and high naval officials. 1t is stated
that the czarewitch on his coming tour
will return by sea, visiting several
American ports.
, 1890-10-23

ROME, Oct. ia papal encyclical to
the Italian bishops strongly protests
against the government violating the
liberty and rights of Papacy and G athol.
icisnn, accuses the Free Masons of re-
versing modern society, and asks the
pray ora of the faithful.
, 1890-10-23
A Cyclone IN North Carolina.

NATION. n. O., Oct. l6.-A fearful cy-
clone passed west OF here this afternoon.
Al Hastie several houses wero blown
down, one person killed, and several in
Jury, At Floral tho College Presby tsrian
Church and some houses were damaged,
and two persons fatally hurt
, 1890-10-23
THE MAusoLEua OF rorspAM.

The mausoleum of potsdam, in which
the bodies OF Emperor Frederick, Prince
Walderman and Prince Sigismund were
deposited on Wednesday, was conse-
Grated to-day in the presence of tho
empress and other members of the royal
family. Chaplain koegcl oiiiciated, and
the choir OF the Berlin cathedral per
formed the musical portion of the SER
, 1890-10-23
Three Sailors Drowned.

LoSDoS, Oct 1s.-A storm prevails
along the north British coast. A British
fleet ly ing ut Scarborough was compelled
TO run to sea to escape being blown
ashore. Three sailors were drowned.
, 1890-10-23
The spr.gue Democrats.

srRAGUE, WASH, Oct. 1s.-The Hon.
meeting here tonight in an able and
happy address. He introduced Judge
Nash us man who needed no introduc-
tion in the Sprague community. Hon.
Thomas Carroll and Judge l.. B. Nash
made lengthy and able speeches to q
large gathering at the operahouse
tonight. They were met at the depot
by a committee at 8 p. NJ, and after
supper were escorted to the operahouse
by leading democrats and the Sprague
cornet band. Mr.. Carroll is an able,
entertaining and forcible speaker. His
speech, as we'll as that of Jddge Nash,
was most pleasantly listened to by those
present.
, 1890-10-23
A T.rrihIa "Nsrr.atar..

LONDON, Oct. 16.-A terrible north
wost gale prevails along the coasts of
Lancashire and North Wales. 1t is
feared that many wrecks will be caused.
, 1890-10-23

LONDON, Oct. ls.-lt is reported that
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff. British
minister TO Persia, in addition to phys
ical illness, has become insane.
, 1890-10-23
Itna In Eruption.

ROME. oct. ls..-Mornt Etna Is in q
state of eruption. The whole eastern
mountain is covered with q thick layer
of Gin ders,
, 1890-10-23
Torpedo Boat Missing,

LONDON, Oct. ls.--The Italian torpedo
boat which left Naples some time ago
for Saezzia is missing and believed to be
lost
, 1890-10-23

An extra freight train, ast-bound,
was wrecked to-day about noon at u side
track thirteen miles east of here, ten
loaded cars, containing coal. mcrchan-
disc, lumber and hops being telescopod
and badly smashed up, The wreck was
caused by the trucks under the engine
tender breaking down. Another extra
following was tagged just in time to
save running into the demolished cars.
All the trainmen escaped injury. The
track was cleared about . O'Clock this
evening
, 1890-10-23

and on tho scene promptly, but could
do nothing with tho burning structure.
All the horses and majority OF the con-
tents of both the stable aud tho paint
shop were saved, only six sleighs and .
few tons Of hay in the second story OF
the barn burning, The loss on the liy-
cry stable Is 81. 900, insurance $500 rs
follows; Queen Insurance Company.
$500; North Pacific, $500; st. Paul &
German, 81 900; Niagara, $1,000; sun.
500. The loss on the contents Is $500,
loss on the paint shop is $500, insurance
5000 In tho North Pacific.
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49, si3iuoa hss been reasv fer the marke,
= ~ NeeAa, AHt has been Withheld Gai.l
S~vH AnDe Hil extension 81 the FToas
ANse road should be caEamencri The
N @asoh 81 ihst resS now tNsag well undes
80 ~ eSanapsctson IN THE near future an
III TcA sne property Is pat ur~on tire mAx-
~. sAefc are So acres. rleArx.4 AMI level As 4
&s.e sak on ne erosa plateau above Queen
~ sss sa' Commanding q hne view 81 tie
~ Gtsh water. OF the olympic and Cas-
n sr-.s ~ Mountains. With No8ns Baker m
Mr. so hsAter On che south. Ia fact
pyhAs~nste xses about tie city. Il Is raid
= fs,s~ss see commercial and Eannsxctss
~ $3.50 OK the city. 10 the ssSs i Srnish's
- shslawes i ksllart. northeast Fremont,
n mssis al lax unsaa. al rnsnsfactur
~ - ~aseA ard al within : IS ~ - mlasfes
&erspss saf PoFttoE at the ADDITION. Nib an
49, - ca either sae sad ghe sNhle rad
- tatsSxe fhe ecater, !. Il paS;pyNsy the
rss.aose pseSe 81 PROPERTY vet pat apxsa
&Ar - LserysbkbE around il has asea
ox-sAaAt u stands asnost acme as ehotce
xzus3 3 ffutFfsy. A park t1Aue5fusls de-
IN - sAs IL sae ceAteF ~ tsS s0Stskea.
nfak~%s y Suri oae sssSe.. {uasr.us4n,s
~ sssea 10 taoxs q 10 y sRhafsss Tsrvas 3,
~ ssaas rDopse. fhis Il xts~essl nnr.s-
- X Aagonr wilA = Arnsfg~f 3s.,wx - 80
NJ 1ssae a1 terms ~ e@ss ftas - n,s,s~x
49, missed. N Auvtnw . ias uNatk~r
-sse % speculation. xes sns fhss .ss,1e
~sa val want There ia .iv.~s 80,
so property. 10 tnss.hl. Il 49,
6a- .salrs hours fsoss ? a "a. 10 { "a m
r u COMPTON, A xo res
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" Qaestfon Of Costume Troubling .
Tacoma Amateur Tronpc.

0nestion Of Costume Troubling =
Tacoma Amateur Troape.
NIkconA, Jan. 2s.-There Is said to be just
list little bit Of . protest among the
of the chorus OF the Chimes Of Nor
2 which Is to be given here tomor-
nd Saturday nights, at the new Ia
fheater. The ladies' of the chorus in
entertainment are mol chorus girls, but
~ 70 the leading circles in town. and,
fhe leading characters in the perform
contribute their services for sweet
rtly's sake" The piece has been In
oasA&ion for several weeks. and Is to be
- iof the benefit Of the Fanny Pad
hospital. All las gone smoothly
- until now, when rehearsals in cos
Is hare begun. and the management
9sunmenced 10 assert Its authority. In
ulsdom il has decreed that the chorus
- not only sing like = real chorus
1aso dress like one. The matter was
dsiicatsly suggested Ut first. but 1t
lnally plainly and fatty declared that
Re that reached TO within
Inches Of the floor were not 70 be
mi Of 1t all, and that thirteen inches
very least that would be permitted.
what has caused the protest But
EEbtls cloud, which has cast the first
qN owe the otherwise sunny and
programme. Is 10 he easily dispelied.
lnnAecrs are confident that with
thirteen inches from the floor
Uiil he no Ohiection.
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|PLUCKY
victim Of . Bunco Game
Wreaks Revenge.
|rsroL AND = WARRANT.


YonK. Jan. IA dapper little man
: sepeation this morning q the
& Broadway and vescy street.
IS met Louis Davis. and sitter the
euehaneed . few words Davis started
eik way. The Isttie man. whose
. Richard Goebier, and who was
- ont OF 81. 500 on Grand street on
- 1, drew . pistol and told Davis
sIf you move" said Goebier,
trnins viii be blown nj Of your
Orange tabIeau attracted hundreds
~ passing ct the time, while little
1rheld the pistol In position until .
1870 came and took the weapon from
srrcisd man. The parties were then
IS he Tombs. At court IL was eiic-
lkas Goebler had been in this city
1hort ssme,t rom Butte, Mont, when
buncoed and had succeeded in hay
- Of the buncO man indicted. Tho
addicted Is known as Johnston.
II. Who II supposed to be In league
tunco stecrers, went OF Jobnston's
Johnston was liberated. II Was
eome time after that Davis bond
& 10 value. Goebler went to the dis
attorney for instructions In the mat
Fellows issued . warrant for Davis
This warrant 0oehler carried
With him, and in order 70 aid him
posvice he WA granted . permit TO
! pistol
~ was remanded and taken before
oordef Smyth 70 plead 10 m indictment
" rejury found against him. He pleaded
nifty.
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rHE BouLAN0Isrs.
General sends = TeicsrAm-A Rene,
gAAe Il Punished.

General sends = Teicsram-A Rene
Wsdc H. Punished.
4Anis. Jam 2i.-Gencrai Boulangcr has
: telegram TO Paul Derouiede and his
Dagues In the chamber of deputies,
~ led the recent revolt In that body
n n. Jefierin attempted to speak con-
)alafing them upon showing themselves
~ the real defenders Of universal suf-
~.
A~aftinsau. . member of the chamber Of
1puaes who recently seeded from the
eoiangist party entered a meeting of Bou-
Iists held here last night. He was inn
rooIately attacked. kicked, cuf!ed and spit
= and compelled TO sign the resignation
Il III nat in the chamber.
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a Scn.iti.e Jaller.

lamar, No, Jan. 2~a-Joseph y. p. Gar
~ deputy sheriff and ~jailer. shot himself
u The heart yesterday. He left a
- And seven children. The only motive
~ Stsposdency, caused by an nnfoanded
.s1of That he had eoaniyed at the recent
NApN Of sunia n-risnner
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tesros, Jan. 2l-Advices from Mensone
~ snsre has been a further improvement
- sase Of Mr.. Sturgeon. and that he is
sale TO leave that place.
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w..A,.sso. Im.,srs... ~ n..sssse

Assoctst1onk
We havo Tor sale 10.oo0 acfe0 u
ent parts Of the state In S. 10, ~,
100 acre ~sarns-good farming lands: ~ 60
near Redmond, on Soxttle 4 Lake oho1o r.
road. thirty miles from Seattle; ~ norGo ~
Enamclaw, 20 miles on Northexu PaoiAo q
way: 100 on Hoods canal aove8nmout ~
80 acres government land In Kt1nap con nfVf
acres kitsap county-s acres cleared and fono1 8
small fruit orchard, three years old, good hou
only fifteen miles from seattle, o33h0 per oG11{:
or Will exchange for city property; 10 acres 16
Green lake, $500 per acre. 10 acron ueoS 0no16
Lake, 800 per acre: y acre Mercer Solam1.
10 acres Fort Angeles, &f75 per acre: oeee D6G
crty, o and 10 acres. near Port TowneGnd. ~
per tacre: lake fronts on Lake Woahinntoo. 60
POSI- the terninus Of the Madison strS&t GH&
car. 10 choice lots In Pleasant valley, % q
line ~ the proposed electric line ulouH
boulevard, for SOD each: lots 50x120, neo4 4t11S}
wathn Park. Also 500 acrrs choice pfSc
Norihera Pacific railroad lAnds In Kine mES1
81 to go per acre; also 70 scrcs in sso q, =
rae, near Northern Pacific railway: elat ~
In Weri scattie-lo acres
Parties in the Eastcru states % xuxuno ~
be supplied with iufermntson abuut tka
sources Of our state, maps, etc. etrs, 1too
charge, except the POSTAGE amounting ou
nsrfly 70 or S cents, BY addressing thla 60
Rooms 70 and -, Roxwell building. coFnGG
olumbi knd Front streets, Seattle, Wo1hlnxs
ton.
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CAuemr ON A HOOK.

~ffow Escape ef = Man From bleeding
tn Death.
msriAsp. Jan. 23-harry Kelly, clerk
: Aaiarkey's game market. went up to
sessa snow of Al awning to-day. In
Sscsading be slipped ami caught upon q
~ hook which passed through the hiceps
eeacl<, suspending him above the side
~ His arm was frightfully torn and
oUtesy severed.
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A EXILE.
~ That Tho Runner OF Russian Mas.
sacre II Correct.

sacre II Correct.
pCvrAIo. Jan. 3.-George kennan, of
Una fame. tonight received q letter from
eNoeria exile, which had evidently trav-
Ia eiandestine route before reaching
country. IL comprises eighty-six
= 81 microscopic chirography. of which
man d~eciphered enough to prove To
nnaiAesion that the rumored massacre
Aussian soldiers at Yakutsk. which has
y vigorously denied by the government,
I'm ~indIsputable fact.
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brlgav, Addition Ia se.,u..

~ me Northern Pacific rsilrosd, the yestt.
~ sSsspsf aud alninEesr route tor ali points
's s<eofd street.. bosseu hiack-
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1ssfos. Jan. 2L-The nelagoa railway
essn completed 10 the frontier Of the
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRE
~ boat sealed BIDS viii he received hy he
undersigned clert 81 the CRY Of Searsie ON or
before Ertssy, February Z. Isse. AZ 80 o'clock
Pm Tor the c-osssrurtson Of . Gre boar for sid
city. IN accordance with the plans ana specsn-
5000 fos me same nov on die IN ny eaice. in
Al BIDS 70 receive consideration russ state
enefe u u proposed % construct said boat and
must b accompanied By . certified check o. 4
Seassls bank for the sun Of four thousand
Uti0u Dollar. drawn in favor Of the treasurer Of
kai4 city and 70 be forfeited to said city should
the successfHih bidder refuse O. neglect TO enter
lafo = confract and furnish . good aad sufficient
bond IN the sam OF the contract pyicc. within
I'VE days after the award OF such contrace by
the common council Of said city.
al I ssas sa easl : hereby Z VIII = rsss e ssj ts,y e: s:.- and
IL publication Of this notice. january q
NOTICE TO CONTRACroRSsKALED PRO
Az PosAls VIII Be received by the board Of com
mizdoners OF King county, washington. & the
inxson. on or before Monday. Fsbsn.Iy s 40 B.
1850. ~ IL O'Clock .. M, for furnishing and set
ting up OF y steel and iron Jail cages with cor
eraiinss for tie new King county coarthouse
now In course OF erection at Seattle, wsshine,
ton, in acecrdance. with the plans and specin-
and now on Ole in the architects once in Moons
Is and IS. korn building. corner OF Yeslef ave
nse ard South Second street. In Seattle. Wash.
SVPtbS ~ 4Aoy nc uh0 upon 8RHUfAI1un 70
the architect. accompanied By . tepoit a. $40 -
security for their return.
Zach proposal must be accompanied hy q Ger
tilted check on some local bank ia the sun Of
fifteen hundred dollars $780,. made payable 10
the order OF the Treasurer OF King county,
In - . guarantee that in case
to him, the said contractor shall enter
into . formal contract, as prepared by
the, architect. and furnish good and sum-
Gent bonds according to law for the faithful ex
eeufion and completion OF the contract, in fail.
IRE OF which the said check shall be forfeited
20 King county without recourse Is and for
OF the bidder.
No proposal win be considered unless accom-
panied by such certified check.
The commissioners reserve the right 70 reject
any or all of the bids
Dated this 9Th day Of December. 1859.
w. r FORREST.
County Auditor and e~x-onicio Clerk Of the
Board OF County Commissioners Of King
county. Washington.
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RrRrrUALrsM

NINE ALEso. TIE CELEBRATED CLAIR
NJ yoyans and medium Mallory house,
Third and JaxasA Hoass. . q N. 70 . p
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NOTICE TO srocxHoLDERs.

NOTICE TO MISUNDERSTANDING:
IN the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Seattle American District Telegraph Com
pAny VIII be held 1t the rooms OF the company
on Monday. January "a, 1890. At $50 p. M. for
the election OF directors and the transaction OF
such other business as may be properly brought
before it. +. J. GRANT. Vice-Presidenf.
c. A. MATSON. Secretary.
N0TiCE OF PAYMENT OF DIvIDENDs-To
IN the stockholders of the Seattle Transfer
Co: The trustees of the Seattle Transfer Co.
have declared . dividend of IA per cent. on the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable on the
10th day OF JAM AIRY, AID. 1880. At the office of the
ompan In Seattle. and like dividends viii be
paid thereafter on or before the 10th day OF
each succeeding month until further notice
NOAH ARMSTRONG, President
CHAS ARMSTRONG. Secretary.
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III. SySSoS-L I. CusTE1-luNS0N 4
eys cn~fe-. real estate and insurance. No
isMG Third street Rear pfkn
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ExeHSKERs AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPASY-ES-
gfneerx and contraesorn for bridges OF every
description: wharf building. pile driving. dreds-
ing aud steam shovel excsvaiiux: pans and
ssseei6c.fions furnished On application: core
syondence solicited. Once Too. OF Jackson
str.et. seattle. wxzn.
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oST- WATER SPANIEL ) MONTHS OLD,
Il answering 60 the naEae -Gaysy . Ne<ral
reward wssi - pal3 apaa return d-& Wilson
sixth street. between PIks sEd Pine
oST-A FUG DOG FoUg MONTHS OLD,
II answering 10 the nAgne of "Frsks A
literal reward viii be paid upon yetsrn 10 The
owner. Z. < Neases.er. ncrtAwest cafser Ihirt
sn5 Sarae
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LOAN

James Boutwell,, agent for the J~arvlxc0ukfan
Mortgage Trust Co. OF kansas City assd N90
Yosk. Paid up capital n .50aa0Q3 Once norff.
east corner Ffozl and cuIuEg ais efree.n. Bcata1o
villa Home Fire Insurance Co
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A gggyED-THE NOTED rIAfEvOTANT
n trance medsunL Nine. fAfee. Cen BE- con-
slited by all On every sHhtesS. sssfs9Acszon guar
arse4a or 10 rag. No. So Third street. near
Madison.
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uamyoraxcH

afwg gfI.RicH, THE GREAT sEEgKs,
vi fsiis past. present AMI tgfaFes e1nznla-
fstsa on e. gsnars. ladies'. s.. g~ef1Giemen. E
corner Fourth aud Tsrgase streets
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AssArERs AND CHEMISTS.

DRYASTs ASSAY OFFICE, SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Hall drug store. sos Third street:
correct assays: for terms and references address
a. above: send samples by mail or express;
washington mineral specimens bought and
auid. e. NJ. Bryant.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DEING DESTROYS OF FORMING A SOCIETY
ID OF the Sons OF st. George In the city of &c.
attle, will b pleased to receive names Of
Englishmen and all persons Of English descent
who would like 70 join this organization.
James r. Burreli. p. o. box IS.