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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02
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ssrfsews 81 : s.ssss 81 r toslas nj ii Fresd,.
FL fls aoash OF aarcss Ju.tac~ River,
srist isn CHI cases, reaiixans return there
from Of Sl.2s1s5
be Woman Home Society viii meet at
the Methodist church. corner Third aad
Marion streets. ct 8 O'Clock today.
Stephen Louch. arrested for driving his
team across . line OF hose at the iirs satnr-
day night, was fined SO by Justiee Miller
yesterday.
There were twelve homestead entries,
ten presumption filings and one timber
land application hled 1t the land once
yestssday.
We offer an excellent opportunity to .
good. practical saw-mill man, who desires
going into business. Smith q MeCArgar,
los Cherry street
Cards have been issued for the marriage
OF sx-ShsFi6 William Cochrane TO Miss
Katie A. Madigan. The wedding Is to take
place at White River. April q
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
meet In the church basement on Thursday
evening Of this week ~ o'clock sharp. I'm.
portAnt matters are to be discussed.
Warmers street grade camp on the cor
ner Of Fonrteeth and Lane streets was
visited Monday night by . thief. who car
ried away vaiise. containing . suit OF
clothes. note executed by Contractor War
n<r aud draft issued BY Nebraska bank
Tor SO.
carpsnter Murray. who was injured By =
falling axe while working on the Protes-
tant Methodist church two weeks ago, il
no. doing - well ~ II WAS supposed be was
= week ago. though he viii probably re-
cover. An examination OF the wound was
made yesterday
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Captain r. H. Sherman. Of Portland, Is
in the city.
Councilman r. A. TwicheIi went 70
OILS mpta yesterday.
Mr.. and Mra Henry Thurman. Of FREE
mont, Neb. ara in the city.
Mr.. Cecil r. Holcomb. . prominent at
,ofney Of Partisnd. Is In the city.
Mr. r. w. Goodhne has resigned his POI
sision in the United ;. ates marshal's Office.
Ex-united States Marshal T. J. Hamilton
has moved. with his family. 70 his ranch
near Ghico.
Mrs. Robert Abrams and children have
returned from an extended visit with
lfrieads in California
w T. Ayers. late assistant cashier of
Merchants National Bank. Dal las. Tex.
intfnis locating in Seattle
Charlie E Bro~n. IT.. son o: the senior
partner OF Brown. paweii & Co. II Dallas.
Tex. Is on prospecting toar in Seattle.
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sroxEcUrrERs STRIKE.
= Asye0ent for Eight Hours q q
1uAugurated.

- Aeye0ent for Eight Hours q Day
inauGurated.
n stonscutsers EMPLOYED bs Contractor
~ upon the new county courthouse
- Yesterday morning for eight hours
e1y Their demands were not acceded
- Nd work In that department Ia ., .
onadssill.
tAss TAD il Was decided by the stone
saen Of the Coast 10 strike for eight
~ dav. and IN January last the local
80 served notices upon the contractors
teetr Intention to demand that eight
~ Constitute days work. and A.n
eoapsasaiion for the same. The
unf pay for nine hours work
b. asays been sa.50 IL was recentlv de.
~ = % enforce The demand. and Monday
ths different contractors wers noired
Mal saect Al agreed To the mstter ex-
contractor Smile. and his vas the
po upon which the men were nos 81
ut Yesterday.
committee from the union waited on
uaesor Smile yesterday. but there wss
soaiefsncs. 1t Is more than likely that
usment vii be reached today.
s1sais adsices received hy the union
WAY announced that the strikes
eurased simultaneously In Portland
san Francisco had been successful.
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AMusEMESrs.

"A Tax SoLpfwR. "--'A Tin Soldier" 81
Turn Hail did not draw 50 we'll last night
as it "a expected IL would. bat nevershe.
less the lev ~ho attended the perform
ance were given the benefit. Of
all the music, mir,h and fun they ccu'a
reasonably stand for one night. Louis
Wesley a. Rats created . very
favorabls impression and Paul
Dresser a. Villas CANDY, the
professor. made the biz Of the evening.
Among the ladies, Miss ST. George Hassey.
- Violet Hughes. q domestic, car
rsed away the honor& Her imr<sso-
nati.n of an Irish domestic Is
.ne 81 the best ever seen GA this Coast and
her sverv movements Is conducive Of fun
Fanny Bloeagoosi a. Pansy. did xorne very
good dancing and Hiss Lolita Holly wood
sang very prsttily. Il
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THE LARGEST ENGINE PLANT IN THE
WDRl.n

Edw. r. Aiiis a Co. OF Milwaukee. are now
railway hich. when completed, viii b the
largesf engine plant IN the world Tie plant ID
made mp Of ave one-Ehousand-norse power Rsy-
nolds Co1aiss engines. 10 cost all told ore nil-
Lion DO lars. The Reynolds Cosaiss engines are
now taking the lsad everywhere fsr furnishing
power tor electric and cable railwaya We have
several Of shese engines in use In seattle. The
Puget Sound Machinery Depot who Furnished
the power plant 10 the seattle Electric Railway
and Power Company for their new powerhouse,
placed handsome pAir OF these engines there.
which they waali like for persons having m
interest ia matters OF this kind TO see The
Puget souad Machinery Depot are egelts on
msks bids fr furnishing nigh grade pwes
plansA II II Is desired. they vii make ali plans
and spec ncasicns, and make bids 10 farnish
nlanss q sci up aud r aty 20 run.
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ysw gssw ezz ARA Cns ssr IaeA<y-
New nesseTy. Chester Caessy
~. xsssss~s es<aass aaS syausez. AaaasoHAsy
ssfa mwSs. CAexssf Cs*sry.
Nsu sasss CODA caesseE cleary.
Nev Van tsse 7aaas xzzp~ Chester CssA<y.
x@w Aca~e fxrzsxA.nx eeotA caesses Cie&ry
Beg ers<~e - q els II s1< aaa as1 cap hire -
sr e. srsrx srussesekn. - Exssse sscCn1 afesG
asas kosxcG A~eck
Nss vs4szngA Cassse- Cs&axys
View gszxAsnas psFe&aeA CHESTER cseAEy-
re- ar.x sxsck e hxrs - ssa~eS t-Sn q
cea.ses t,azz.ss<lHsa xas Aksae-
so~ s<rsS nxxss gowns CAfssss Sssszy.
sew nnsaA Caesar Cssaxys
gS.gss- tssasss.x - ~ sor &2sx aasA
~sw pAs<<aa Esesser EsxAFy.
New ss<s<a swsss Sssssr- cas3rys
GO papsu - ee~n tus4aA
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The Northern Pacific Railroad vessfnnls Din
tnx and sls~ping Car Line, daily service 70 81
Paul. Minneapolis, Duuth and Chicago No
change al cars s8i twenty-five mfiea the short
est -oc 10 Chicago Toursss sleeping carr
through. pacing pAsss ayers Ia the Tnioa .epos.
Chicago, seven hours and thirsy.ssx minutes
I'd of ether slnxx A. Chtsnerx. city Ecks.
agent, rfs = eond street. Bosson esock r Toakin.
ca tQt Ticket xSenf SEATTLE
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-
- - : rtAfs Tafk Laee
ssA1
49,. g folscs 1nofntsn assumed ~
:. - ~ neN posssaou Yesterday
xSs....1s - s,0< IosnAa pa1ssesssn 81 TIE
-. :. -. 1870 q Fs<les Nischsaa
g.. -. =. 49, 80 nusinw the dey showed
~sss.. go e. n'on soous y. ses hest quarters.
= - 8 . 8. sinss snout To sorktnss
~. - - 3.
- - -. ~ - u 100 - Chef Thcrufon
- - sesemmy q Ne erkire
~s - eue.sers = 80 c'cloek Lass
- = = 2 1ees 2 this ~a@ . 81 ~
- a .s-s 80 .na come 70 - 1al<rssAnd-
~. ssS.-s.. 1919 osfisr scqa~insei 9Th
n.s..-.s - zen ners Ct the force. he D.
= go. 100 slsscn- more 10 the lasurs
s~t.s,s-ns s -. ~ apparently d~sfruas 1t
-. -. - nest relations possibie be-
- 49,. !. IA snoss under hsn-
$500 - - r. ~ ne course Of his
$500 49, ~ 1sons Safae ~ chief Of
-. $50 hust = no Mitchell men. :
$500 .r.a. - 7 Wsns . osar snytninx
-s.-.~ - - Hsn 70 Inns hiss
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=. organ .@ an asAlssse ciaA.

There viii be meeting this evening at
the Asssngtoa hotel of those interested IN
the proposed athletic cinh Temporary
organization viii be effected. AMI the rod
OF mem bsrshlp opened Tor signatures The
organisation Is daily finding new friends
and large meeting Is expected. Al pat
rors Of sports Of any KIDD are iavised 70
attend and Join the club.
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rvx TO glyry porss sAvrn

Hy faksns tie Navtn~ a Pacific vesfi onlst train.
lesve& Seattle SIS a. % ia No change oi
cas- AID I'll msiex tha slortxss ronte 10 EAt-
sxsas Toarass saeep4nx cars through. placing
passengers IN Unlsr depot ten 10 atty ecars
abs al OF esker Inca A. cailoers. ctr ticket
Axt rs rs ssccnd strewt, Bosom block l. Ioa-
ain. dxp4s tseass aseAs seattle
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We &c. .ysa tea siscss ii sshse hnsns and
CO ecxsu nsrki direcs fron 3, Hast, . % Z
10 az aaie esss hich we are eeertas at specsal
PRICES Shssfsr CIsafy.
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ys,r 500 rassa ssseas = cs1E1 zHsszn <Nes ana
~ a.. s.assres THAI ssassssstGss ssln4 Az.a
sn.oYsasv tap - ne EAst, sAks tie Sessass1 Fsr
I'd fhrpsSa vessfeaas tFA-as sr - fAa-.
Nsnnxap@szsa suzagA and tsssNsas eesSsss1n4 CT
ssrsn~ 3rnpsasnsom a. s.eer "a cArS Ssu
soarsss saesrers nader tAe aarecssos oil the ic-<-
raa rnsnre as Con paay are Attaches sc aA4ty
se.ssx~A s,nsna No better servsrs % - soan1
= sssssherw city Ticket agent - seccs1 sErseA
E,sscn ns,chs 4 roEasn. aspei sekss asSnk -
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sac OF rowFfa

We received see dozen al haea towels direct
from Belfast New patterns and 6nrst linen
special mention n made % one lot, IN an.
dressed enc al linen aaek. good ssses as izsse
each. Chester Cseasy.
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I'D NEW CHAMBER.
rsting Of Trustees and Com
nittees Last Night.
!. PROPOSITIONS DISCUSSED.


81 81. k..-5 ~ sr-rx41>s sr,d ~nxuv.x&.~~~ -
Is..'.. RECOMMENDATION erd r,rrsss.s~s
2!.4x-. = -. rh.mbe, of fsor. ..~~~~ -
q .z..s.. x;sru..ed 81 great lsng 4 se~~~.I
u. ,.-.sss ons rh:rb are 1t ursseux .vif.fsr~
4 e ! .zss-.. s,,er and eh~ civ nnunrSI IT,
|...:s s-ncrfsnt suIiect vhich cem> s..
S7... - e.,rn rnnnseafion from vsr-- pv~-i.
& zz.. ~ fse.~r.l u.n.~er HoIccrrh = -.
! ,z..<- $3.50 rsflwax- s.kin~ Il. ~srrv,s.-
B 9zz. p : r.ner 10 secure aid "a sett,n~ !
|z.z.ss q ..ss through the CITY Tor has rosi
4 ... ss.ee..b Practically asked she s., ~.
B - . -. :. ,xeus 70 make ! uroo0sfflon 4
=. = vl.ar couid IS dpne d. 81. re.A
y =. esres.l Ia iay ths matter before r.
II
IS sH ssS. .at.~ussfon which fnlsowe,s ~ n
rs sSiss.er .xnr~s.ed hsulseH :. douhsfr.g
~ uoacornb,s abl.ttv 10 eet tie cx,ru-
i, = A. vhsf sse wsnred. He thourhs
q - psrific. II il wanted Is c.me mo
3 -. sAonad ifsalf make the CITY ! orf,r.
s s<5'S.. t.e4es6 az askfns ths cirv r. rn.k.
81 .----- go,
z - 80 =. 80 -.
q DaIAs .1su oo VT coIass0.
y. =. :. $500 ~ - a.M - " - 80
u. s'eoa. ". p.oP 49,
~. =. - 49, 49, sns On'on
80 s'Iss '" ~ -. p1opOs'-
Is 3 80 =. - sssV
"a p. = - ..s.s 49, tsps 81. IN, -
n "a. =. ,s.y 1905 - - i've sne
y b - a. - p.' -. g. 80 ..s'"ss :
81 81 \. - ). - 49, -. - = 800.
- = ~. H'Sssu '1as
49, ". = - - - - va
@S ~ &C. 7. ss'N.'. -
s'z.1 q np 9''"'8 's.s's 'ss' 'e'ss =
81 - z
ISL d ~ 3 = 1, Z !
Il II -. q s s'.a''s =
~ - - - = - At's -
5.. ~ =. ,s.s -. - ,,ss .',1t
B S..sIv srae.i n the insroaucs,an l,v M =.
! = c,.,s. ana ,he unanimo,,- nsssag. ~
3. - 1870, - the follo~fsg v..s..u,s1,n.
.Sss.s-.s = !, !, !. =. 80 - 80. -
- ssrs s.stn ana pubic poIscv ,eo.s,s ~ !.
- isnthssss ana privileges heretofore granted
+ ~ city of seattle to the Seattle 4 Montana
hsnd shAii not be revoked Or impaired.
1udn Burke being called upon 70 give
II op1mion - TO the proper way To settle
" tpfminal difficulty. gave detailed
nnnt of the proceedings on Railroad
6unne up to the present Time. He con-
1sd that the only feasible plan was TO
- R.ilroad avenue In the hands Of one
-say the Seattle & Montana road
- y allow 1t to operate ~ terminal
ompesy. II eli the companies coming
I - ~ city uere pooled into one company
Mr. would soon be one or two companies
III would rule anyway and II would be
VI 70 sess tns fisns IN one company 70
I - - 'os nIniaiAas. Haen company
- 1919 any sas assnas snu navs -
-. ot. !. = n'h.'Anm cost and .nere
- - !. . looM ,ol az sne Ioaus, Woscn
q ~ y y dss''ea 70 come 70 oeatse.
cosprhsArlos DAMAGES.
49, IA. -
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Boy Thief Released.

Ernest Moium. q boy about Is years OF
age. MAS released from the county jail yes
terday. He was committed eight days ago
for petit larceny. and since then his father
has been trying TO have hi y released. This
was accomplished By the payment Of $40
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nos % ssn fosr>lSrrsIssxsexas Please
-. To tae csslnnas Of roar vsinahie
saAI ne Are Wholesale agents sor 81
-. - rus. the Eaoss perfecs easharttc sna
~ :. - IN Toe market They nos oa,y ahyssc.
- TIE whole system. parity The blood
- s' .sss TIE liver and bowels; they are via.
- - est seatae ia their action and caa aaways
f~es ed upon For sale hy al drurxsssa
sYEwAkr q HoLxaa nsrS Co
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FELL THIRTY FEET.
Asnenan Meess WITH . serious Ae,
cfaeat.

samuel Weirrert. linernaa In the EN-.
sne electric company, while en-
. ss<.u 70 fastening q cross arns on an esee-
-, s'sot Pole al the corner Of Third AMI
- 1Asoa streets yesterday afternoon. lost
= nosa and Eel 8 distance OF thirty feet OF
nfsaking both bis lex- 4; the ankle.
=. ssi throngh az opening "a tas street
ssF around the pole and into the
- ses-d ntseen feet below. nr. Grant "a.
: 90 Immediately and wesppeFs Vas ~
Isssa 10 Providence Hospital TIE In.
= -. ms Is single ana lives ne2r Easaasi.
md Cniver~itv ssreets
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CARPET CLEANING CONE OF SHORT NO.
TfCF

Vincent 4 MsCufrhin hare addes machinery
70 their nes steam laundry to clean carpets and
all kinda OF rugs. ~ reasonable prtesa We DO
al starch work hy hand instead of machinery,
which II . sfeat saving 70 clothes. Give u .
sriai aud b. convinced HasaI. restaurant and
lodsinxhoase work specially. Telephone rs.
r. o. box Ina
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The relief committee dispensed during
the month of March the sum of 81, Az IS.
OF which $476 was paid TO the hospitals for
care OF sick. Thers is now q balance oi
-, s4i. So in the hands Of the committee
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NrM rNnnlAInRsrrs


We r~c@tvea 2SS PEE sss en- bro. fessss
sernstirchss Esu1yke sesgat. every csrcefvasll
-, L.. grsA IL naser y.fs- ca.sser cAeAxy.
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Rrnucrn RArEs rAzr.

rNe ycrsnsrn raesnr Is how sssitns erss-cfs0
,nassec tseksss sAr.uxA 20 Chicago ~. -. 80
cna-, lssa 80 These are the lowest rates nov
,p eject A. csiie<rg. cry nexss ASsaS lie
Seecnd street n<ssaa esock. l. tonkln depo4
k.fs rans
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rae rnson faessx 10 sae ossy rarsconsneaeAl
Ira rgs aaiax srss rec9sasng CHAIR cara And Pull
rrar soar4ss ssesytnx 60 sresn the Pacsee aoAss
q gss Easg A. C. AxrsaE. city Eekst AGENT 20
-~run4 sasseS Hasscn tsork c. r. EssxxA aSscI
sszSAx
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rh~ v~Yy e>ss nArsasns 10 seattle Are har - :
nv nensei 9cHes 4 c.. kat1sr e<<cA- eSx-1<s g
lsye~e ana Secp1t sxrexA
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- ANS NltaHr ltoWNs

We resolved i.1ssu pieces Of asw oslogiau In
ssls aad wouasz arss fahrscA trimmings 70
rasleh Chssssy Ctsary.
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- aAxnxsRcHIrrs

We receive. GO soxua Ene shear 1awr. hand-
sosnefy ems hsosdsresi, Z. nsfiteh@1 aud scoiloped
handler hi~f~ ~ . Gig asseouni Nes psrsernA
Nour ehosee - cents each. hester cseary.
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HKxsvirCHEp FsJorSclSGa
va Resolved 20 pseeeS. ali new pxtser1& fan
lsngss. Soc. sc. y. t.2 Ard 81 81 Chester
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werpceave.s loo pteees fa<.sA Ska iaa new
sasdes 70 select seoE a. eas syArs- Cassssr
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Arses OF rckets reading via the Cnsca
- ~ = ne ksss are xccd va sAls Lake CITY
- ~ sef VI boat exss. chArrN A {. Marsan.
q u 49, ssnS - s<cocd street. Bsssor esock.
saeeA sgvnl city dock
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sr IxnIA sTIEa

We received ssfg Inc OF seass' night
sowus. nicely vanmsd. ~ sc ssca Chester
<Ienry
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Rir lnfArasf-six dwellings and two stores
Dl& sntos uSs renting for $50 per month. 70
Temperance 81 Queen ' Aa ma sss. s' sssa,
nnishei, with basement, gss, electric light
water, burglar alarm. barn. fruit esc.; second
house north Of George Kianear's residence.
price sil,o go
g;x4l q Two lots with good residences
caAsn 0s' northwest corner Spring and sixth
streets: slo.soo.
Y:nfh q Lot and new double house and .
AiMtn Sss six-room residence. northeast cor
ner Of Ninth and Spring streeta The three
houses rent foE 500 PER month; Slaooo
LII. q Lot containing three good houses.
svnn Sss corner Of John and Dexter .tresss.
$500
Light u. house Gath and pantry. on Light
street, near Republican; $500
Iamhar1 Nf -Five-r0om house, With bath
lVsnwssN Se' on Ionoard street. TWO blocks
from 81. eric road; ss,eoo
Eth 81 small cottage on nth street. nesr
iuth ~. Onion, with fractional Lot; u.7u.
Acre Property.
Mercer lsland-in aerss Of wasss 'front.' on
Mtieei iSaauu Mercer Island a sise per acre.
Rayepna Park acres Of sleh beaver
cleared. most adjoining Ravsnna Park: ss.00o.
T,;on Ray--Thirsy acres north Of Onion Bay.
u 49, Ms.s ~ H. q 4
shore d Eastern railroad: E.s01
E.-th e..ttlA - 24oxlss iees. Cleared An
Assth SOsss.e fenced, adjoining Wood ward
Cre,n | ko-..insi ..ss' IN Days -. acre gar
Miscellaneous.
D-.l V.-I-ons OF the best equipped brick
H e. iaFd yaras on the sound located !,
Twelve Nile point Everything 10 Ia coed
working order The owner would prefer 70 cell
sourtE or hall iaseress 70 . rsIisais prac-
deal nsa- Thss il = rare OPP ffunsss: $1,000.
r..lg..1-ssa acrss Of coal land n the Rosr
Vsaa LaH" iyn coal bali IN Kisasas county.
60 per acre.
kks0aAa Mfsl-A31escs va Se%s1el 1SF SesSs
cnin&i1 nan sr@nss latest Improved raeAin-
cry, capacity socss per day: sssesa
p~,.e sl.,-Fsne hank II clay far hsiexm.x-
p.es IA! Tag purposes Ia ina hears Of The
city. ere lots; Aa0.
Lime Property oe.. 'i ,.s.a !, ' .'.s s. :. e.
lszas,esa sarpay Of lsns and vaiusAss Improve
mersA To close up N estate saia win b. sosa
az saer1ecs.
To Be Given AWAY. s. :. ~; ...s .s:.. = =
water front On Union bag s1r . sawEi1 Alta 9
caps tsy Of $500 tess
Haf.l Ear LANE oayH@ae hossi. re-
astSs ~s ~ sns sci easssed. sappsf-3
win o. modern eozveniesess: sor e&se los =
ioag terra
ANACORTES
We are e6ssins ~ sll sAAs shs hsss
Aaresa.s In tAs original ssvns1ss - AHs-
esrsss 90 easy sssns-
GavG.1@Gss,t
Ee)xS : AID II. Ruuu BIIIIlIe
s8AxxLx wAsnusEos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02

SALE or ENBRoTDxRED YLAxSKIA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02


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ssvsnfh and BATTERY streets, SEQ
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"as" aedaficn, near elect ic road.
overlooking LAks Caion: can b ed sapazsssly;
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hAs a n Three ioss on Depot street.. sppo-
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wsst Of sroadvay: So.
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Business Properly.
Ssuth Second st. ss .. On s.ass Sc. "a
Jackson: sesooa
ge1th Third ST Brick haildins sArss
ner Of South Third and Main streets. leased for
~. 100 per annum. Tins II on ground leased for
Is years q 500 per month: $s7 .soo
Crnu} 81 Two lots. corner Of Front and
TWIN Ne Eagle streetk The inside win be
sold separately for se,ooo and the corner for
s1a.o0o
Frnnf n Pull lot and thres-ssory business
w. block on Front street; renting for
=, 20 per annnm; price &ahooo.
Frort n Thirty feet on west side Of Front
TWIN Css street. between Madison and Spring:
sa5mo.
rramt ~ Corner lot and fourstory business
TWIN y" block (beside residence In the
rcarl. Building rents for $500 per annum;
price ss5.en
rramf 81 Two lots, southwest corner Of
iIvuS ns' Front and Seneca strests: . nns
business location The corner win b sold Tor
$4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02
Embroidery Leaders.

The large range Of special prices preeudes enumeration
There line OF Founcings of extra fine quality marked
at ST. which will command instant sale with those who apprec
splendid purchase
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02
EnbrOideries.
EmbrOideries {

We making you great prices in these Embroderies
Prices which remarkably low that they fairly astound
Think Of those elegant half width Embroderies. a7H
inches vide which are marked soc per yard You cannot
duplicate them for 75c
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-03-13
A Breathing Cave.

In the range of mountains in the
western portion OF North Carolina
known as the "Fork Range a most
singular phenomenon exists 1t is the
breathing Cave" In the summer
months current Of air comes from il
so strengly that a person cannot walk
against It,, while in winter the rush OF
air inward is just as great. The cool
air from the cave in summer ia felt
sometimes for miles in a dire Il line
trom the mouth of the cave. At limos
mont unpleasant odor is emitted upon
the current from animals sucked in
and killed by coming in violent con
tact with the walls. The loss of cattle
ana ether stock IN that section during
9he winter months is always great and
Is accounted for it in this way: Thew
range too n0ar the month of the cave
ana The current carries them in. At
timos when the change from inhala-
tlon to exhalation begins the air is fill
ed with hairs of the various animals.
NOT lntrequeatly small dry bones have
sSon carried for over q mile from the
nauth ofthe cave, as though shot from
an air-gun. The air has been known
TO change quite suddenly during ex-
nalatlon from cold to quite hot, accom-
panied by terrific roaring and gurg-
mag sound Many scientific mon have
waited the place, but the phenomenon
S'lll romans unexplained. The presi.
@s1Ce e. that section fear volcanic
eruption.