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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15
Red Moments Installation

Wenonah Council, Daughters of Poca-
hontas, installed the newly-elected Off
GERS on Tuesday evening, as follows,
Grand District Deputy, Mrs. A. C. Klenk,
assisted by Past Chiefs Mrs. G.. w. Mich
OILS and j. G. Crone, officiating: Poca-
hontas, Mrs. J. c. Crone; Wenonah.
Mary e. Chopper; Prophecies, Laura
Hartman; Powhatan, c. c. Aiken; Keeper
of Records. Mrs f. J. Braziie: Assistant
Keeper of Records, Della Maginn; Keeper
OF Wampum, Anna Gill; First Scout,
Mrs. L. q. Nixon; Second Scout, Mrs. G..
w. Nichols; First Runner, Lizzie Buch-
lar; Second Runner, Lizzie Dillman; First
Councillor, Z. j. Brazile; Second Coun-
cilor, j. G. Crone; Guard of Wigwam.
Kate Isler; Guard Of Forest, w. Cooks
ley; Warriors, b. Hunt, P. Huraro, l.. S.
Nixon, w. Witham; Pianist, Eva Evans.
After the installation a fine BANQUET
was served, after which dancing was in
dulged in.
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THE WORK UNDER WAY
Electric Railway Cars VIII Soon I
Running on K Street.

Electric Hallway Cars VIII Soon be
Running on K Street.
Workmen are now busily engaged in
preparing holes for the setting of poles
on Second and K streets for the new
electric car lines. The line up X to
Tenth and out Tenth to P streets, and
thence to Twenty-eighth streets, will be
first equipped.
The company will lay double track
all the way through these streets to
Twenty second, and single track from
thence to Twenty-eighth. From Tenth
street westerly or p street, to Third, and
up Third to K, the track will be a single
one.
A double track is also being laid on
Twenty-eighth street, from r to Oak
Park, in order to facilitate the expected
heavy travel in that direction as soon as
the spring season opens.
+ There will be a seven and one-half min
ute service on p street east of Tenth,
and fifteen-minute service on both the
Tenth and Third street extensions.
Transfers viii be given at Tenth and P
streets.
When the new lines shall have been
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15
THE Bitter BITTEN.
Brooks Lottery-TicElet Finally Gets
Him Into Trouble.

Brooks Jottery-Ticket Finally Gets
Him Into Trouble.
Yesterday afternoon was occupied by
the trial of Wing Sing, in the Police
Court, on charge of conducting a lot
terry, made by @. w. Brooks, who alleged
that he held ticket which drew $500. and
that the defendant refused to pay the
money over. The jury selected to try the
the case was composed OF Peter Flaherty,
VIM. Straber, J. f. Rafetto, VIM. Graf
miller, Ben Lesser, Frank Bergman. J.
w. Noteworthy, w. II. Lee, +. j. Car
low, Gus Elkus, +. Gieseke.
The prosecution declined to accept Sam
Ginsberg as juror, although he said he
was in favor Of convictiug any person Of
selling Undergraduates if the testimony
should show him to be guilty.
There was no difficulty in proving that
Wing Sing sold Brooks a lottery ticket.
although the defense tried to have the
complainant ordered to present the ticket
in court. The latter said ne gave it to
his wife, but iG could not be found.
The defense wanted an opportunity to
prove that the alleged lucky ticket was
forged one. but the court would not allow
them to do so.
The result Of the trial was that Wing
Sing was found guilty, with a recon-
mendatiOn to the court for leniency. and
request that Brooks be prosecuted for
alleged extortion.
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The following articles of incorporation
were fled III the Secretary Of states office
yesterday:
Howson Motor Company ofSan Fran
cisco. Capital stock, $I,0J0,0Jo. Di-
rectors-Robert Hcwson, }. d. Redding,
A. ?. 4iedding, Joseph " ellis and James
". Hartley.
Quiros soda Wafer Company OF San
francisco. Capital stock, SlJ9. $780, Di-
rectors-Jose Nj. Roma, Eduardo Ca
brera, Thomas Price, Marion Leventritt
and Joseph Napthaliy.
Farmers Union OF san Miguel. Capt.
tai stock, $4,000. Directors +.
Brown. {. j. Cooper, J. p. Couoter Z. l..
Menaet and D. r. ztaaoney.
Pacific Coast AIuminum Company of
san Francisco. Capital stock, ST 600. 900
Directors-Alfred George Sheath. f. 4.
Rich. Thomas archer, William Happen
beck and Henry Fh8npson.
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The taking OF testimony in the case Of
the city against William Curtis, j. r..
Peiro, George Keinzle and Il. M. Boggess,
for obstructing the drainage canal, was
concluded in Justice Henry's court We'd
nesday afternoon, after which the attor-
neys presented their arguments.
Colonel McNasser was the chief witness
for the defense, and he detailed at length
the injury which he claimed the drainage
canal had done to his property in the
Pocket"
Assistant District Attorney Buckley
viii make the closing argument this
morning
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HE TOOK CARE OF HIM.
The Work of the Humane Society
Already Being Felt.

The work OF the Humane Society is
Already Being Felt.
An old horse that has done good
service all his better life for his masters
was yesterday turned out near Capitol
park to apparently so. The feeble
old servant excited the pity of all who
saw him. Among these was John Bar
rett of the Humane Society. He tele-
phoned to Secretary Lawton. The Sec
rotary replied: Find the owner and
give him three hours to shelter, feed and
care for his beast"
Mr.. Barrett found the owner after an
hour and half of search, and charged
the time against the three hours. He told
the man to care for the animal inside of
an hour and half.
The owner asked what order was he
to obey, and was told by direction Of the
Humane Society.
"What, that society with J. w. Wilson
and Mike Miller and Toomey and the
other fellows in it?''
That's what" replied Barrett.
"Then take care of him right away"
And he did.
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I'etltiou IN Probate.

James Graham, through his attorney,
c. \. Post, has flied in the Superior Court
an application for letters OF administra-
ton on the estate Of Frank Graham, de-
ceased. The estate consists of real and
personal property valued at $1,000, less a
mortgage of $1,000. The heirs are Mary
beth and Hazel Graham. daughters. AGED
respectively three and a half and Two
years. The petitioner is a brother of de-
ceased.
Judge Van Fleet has set the petition for
hearing on Friday, the 18th.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15
Rer1in Cough cnre

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit It is perfectly harmless, gives frnme-
date relief and cures the worst cases in from
two TO three days. Endorsed by our best pby-
Sicians. Try a bottle and you viii always
R He5lo y; FREE, % GEMS 6oatie, The W H.
tors. Kirk, Geary & Co., sole agents Try @
z. Liniment for aches and pains.
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her. Then he told me TO drag the old
mans body into the back room. After
that | helped him search the house again,
but we found nothing. We then went to
the railroad which runs to Sacramento.
We walked down the track about eight
or ten miles, and about l o'clock in the
morning we came to a grove. He said,
Here's good place to rest, under these
trees and we lay down. He pulled
bottle out ofhis pocket and made me take
agood swallow, as he said it would make
me sleep. / slept till about 6 o'clock next
day, for / could see the ranch laborers
around were just going back to their
works My partner was gone.
WALKS INTO SACRAMENTO.
I walked TO Sacramento and searched
all over that town, but could not find
him. Then I took the road TO Colfax
and found work at John Kaiser's. / was
there five weeks and earned S25. 1 would
have made a confession then, but / wanted
first to find my partner.
Then Schmidt described mis- wander
ings from Colfax to Denver, and told
how, when he got drunk, his conscience
drove him to confess the terrible crime to
which he had been an accessory.
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POLICE COURT
Mr.. Moriarty Goes Free-SeveraI Cases
Continued.

Continued.
The charge of vagrancy against J. A.
Moriarty was dismissed in the Police
Court yesterday, on motion of the City
Attorney.
The court ordered All How, Chinese
vagrant, sent to the County Hospital for
medical treatment.
The case of James c. Burress, charged
with burglarizing L. w. Farrell's saloon,
was continued until to-day.
A postpOnement until the 18th inst was
granted in the case ofCharles Bell, charged
with burglary.
John \ an Tine was ordered to appear
on Monday next for trial on a charge of
petit larceny.
The case of Pete Ylisia1itueri, charged
with assault to murder King Silva, was
continued until next Monday.
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Real Estate Sold.

The property of the Fassler estate was
sold at auction yesterday by D. J. Sim
mons, for the executor. The house and
lot at Twenty and Y streets was
sold to j. p. Hartman for the sum of
$3.50.
The remainder of the estate. consisting
of the block between Y and Y, Twentieth
and Twenty-first streets, with improves
ments, was sold to E. X. Alsip for So. 525
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The Most pleasant va

OF preventing the grippe, colds, head
aches and fevers is to use the LIQUID laxa-
tive remedy Syrup of Figs whenever the
system needs a gentle, yet effective
cleansing. To be benefited one must eet
the true remedy manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company only.
For sale by all druggists in SOC and 81
hottlps
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15
CITY TAX-ROIL

1t VIII Probably be Increased Upward
of a Million Dollars
The City Board of Equalization has adj
journed until next Monday. 1t is said
that between two and three hundred
thousand dollars has already been added
to the assessment roll, exclusive of the
bonds and coupons of the Funded Debt
Commission.
1t is expected that the assessed valua-
ton Of city property, not counting the
bonds or coupons, will reach the amount
Of SIS, 300, 900.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15

SUBsTITUTIoNs Of well-known adver-
tised articles seem to be the order of the
day. We deem it only justice to our pa
irons to warn our readers against this
form Of piracy. When you want an
article ask your merchant or druggist for
it and don't accept substitute.
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Little Leaven Leaveneth the Whole
lump.

a disease in one part of the body will
eventually fill the whole body with dis
ease. Every year or two some part of
the system grows weak and begins to de-
cay. Such part should be removed at
once and new matter be allowed to take
its place. There's no need of cutting it
out with the surgeons scalpel. Purge
away the old, diseased and worn out parts
with BRANDRETH's PILLS. Then the
new body viii take care of itself.
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completed the city will enjoy street rail-
way facilities of a superior order.
THE PRESS CLUBS.
Outline of the Proposed Manner o
Their ReceDtiou

CuLtAL1S cl tue EODOSSu Manner Oh
Their Reception.
The committees appointed to arrange
for the reception of the Press Club dele
gates next week held a meeting yesterday
and outlined their work.
1t is understood that the chief features
of the reception, after leaving the depot
will consist of lunch at the Suffer Club
reception at the Governors office
where the Executive will be assisted by
other State officers; then a citizens re-
ception in the Senate Chamber, with g
brief address of welcome, and a visit tC
the Art Gallery.
The Mayor will receive the visitors al
the depot on their arrival, and different
committees will do the honors at the sew
eral places visited.
The Executive Committee will meet al
Mayor COmstock's Office at $3.50 P. NJ. to-
day, and tomorrow the Finance Com
mittee viii meet at w. P. Coleman's
office at 10 a. NJ.
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Burglars About

Early on Wednesday morning burglars
stole lot Of cigars, liquors, etc, from r..
2. Ryan's store at Tenth and S streets.
and also attempted to raid Keating's store
at Eleventh and r streets, but were
frightened off.
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Newspaper Writers, Union

The charter for the Newspaper Writer'S
Union has been received and will be pre-
scented to the union at special meeting
to be held this evening, when the union
will be regularly instituted.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15
Yesterdays Moather.

The Weather Bureaus reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures on
Wednesday and yesterday to have been
so and So and $50 and $50, respectively.
with foggy and cloudy weather on both
days. \ high barometer is still over
Northern and Central California.
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COUNTY SCHOOL MONEYS
WALKS INTO SACRAMENTO.

How Apportioned Among the Several
school Districts.
3. F. Howard, County Superintendent
Of Schools, has apportioned the money
received from the State IN the following
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15
Chance of Time

On and after Monday next the first electric
car will leave Oak Park at 6.O1, the second
car at 6:37 A. NJ, instead of 6:22 and 6:37, as
heretofore. This change is made at the request
of shop men VINO live at Oak Park.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15

jewsharp TO a piano, try Hammers Music
store, $50 ] street. Largest stock; lowest
prices
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NOTICE. TO COyTR CTORs.

IT, CONTRACTORS FOR BRIDGE BCITn
L ing and Pile Urivlng-Sealed proposals viii Re
received at the office of the board o. pubic worss
UP TO noon OF Friday. July /. a. j. 1892, f. ia
furnishing, driving and Gaping of piles for anon,
l.l5O feet OF bringing To be constructed on sew
enih and Charles streets, from Weller TO Eighth
street.
lans. specifications and other details TO be seen
at the Office of the city engineer. city hall
By order of the board of public works
e. o.. HEIESER, Secretarv
First publication. June -. lse2.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF CoMSgrs-
L sioner of lands and works HEREBY tnvifes
architects to submit on before the 30th Septer,
Der next (compe:itve) plans and estimates Of cos,
for the contraction of certain provincial govern
ment buildings Particulars of competition ana
further information can be obtained from The nm
dersigne5. W = GORE
Deputy Commissioner of Lands and Works Land,
and WORKS Department. Victoria, B c. 18Th
June, 1892
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-THE AN
~ nual meeting of the Seattle Transfer Company
will be held at the Office of the company at Third
and Weller streets, on Monday, June ~ at p. m.
X. J. REEkIE, Secretary.
NOTICE, STOCK HOLDERS' MEETING-NO-
~ tice is hereby given tina; the regular annual
meeting OF the shareholders Of the Union Naviga-
ton Company will be held on Wednesday July Is
1892, Ct $3.50 O'Clock p. at the principal o 1'ce
of the compan. at its power house, seattle, Wash
ngton for the election # beard OF three trustees
reception of the annual reports and such other
business as may come before the meeting The
transfer stock book Will be closed on Mon say the
9th day Of July 1892. and will remain closed until
the l4th day of July, 1892.
+. J. GRANT, President
a. F. HAAS. Secretary.
NOTICE, STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-NO-
~ tlce Is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of the shareholders Of the -eattle CITY
Railway Company will be held on Wednesday
July ID. 1892, al O'Clock p IN, at the principal
Office of the company al its power-house in the city
of Seattle. Washington. Tor the election # board
of six trustees recep ion OF The animal reports ard
such other business as may come ne ore the meet
ing. The transfer stock book wi ! he closed on
Monday. the l1th day of July, 1892 and will re-
main closed untl! The 18th day of July. 1892
F. J. GRANT, President.
A. F. HAAS. Secretary.
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NOTICE t. CoNrBAC rORe-NorIcE -
~ hereby gwen that sealed proposals VIII ne re-
ceived oy the board of county commissioner. -
King county un,il July . ls@2, D m IL the
Office of the auditor OF satt county. for the I'm
Tr3verneaT % miles OF roadway running ncr
from me southeast corner of section So TOWNSHIP
% north ran.e east, according to plans AMI st,-
cihcstion., copies OF which 20 D. found ~ TIE
ot1Ces OF the county auditor, the county surye-Or
sud one copy with ~. "A. shorey a, Fremont
Wash.
Each Did must be accompanied by a Certified
check for 500. 10 be forfeited 20 the county nv
The succesSful bidder In ne falls 20 enter in,o
contract with g good and sufficient bond witnIn
three days after date OF award.
The board reserves the right 70 reject any and all
bids
By order Of the board OF county commissioners
OF King county r A. rWfrHrIT
County Auditor and exc fficO Clerk OF said BOARD
Dated 8. Seattle, June e, les..
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CoNTRACTORs-DREX AVE
~ nue. Grate-Sealed proposals Will be received
by the undersigned, secretary of the board of pub
lc works OF the city OF seattle. noon of Fri
day. July :, \. d. 1892 for the grading and con
sructlon of sidewalks both sides Of Dire 1el ave-
nue., IN the city of seattle. from johnson avenue 10
The north line of Rosedsle addition IN said CITY in
accordance with the plans and specifications now
file ia this Office
Zach oil is T. be accom- panied by o certified
CHECK payable TO the order OF the city coInptroIer
for sum not Lass than I'VE (5l per cent of he
amount bid, and bi shall be considered IN eos
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder VIII be required to enter
int a contract and furnish satisfactory boudsn-n
for the amounts required by law WI hin ten Il Ol
days from being notified Of the award falling
which said check and the amount thereof Will be
forfeited 10 the city.
NJ person is eligible a bidder who has within
two prior TO The letting made default In nav
OF any just claim for any work OF labor rar-
formed or tor skill material furnished Tur-
suant 10 any such contract es i here advertised or
who. wi hin SAID TWO years has assigned ahan-
doned surrendered or failed to complete any such
contract
The board OF public works reserves the right to
reject any and AL bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope 'Drexel
Avenue Grade.
Please attach copy Of this Advertisement 20 hid
BY order OF the board OF public WORKS
q. @. HEIFNEK. Secretary
First publication. June IS, 1892
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REAL ESTATE OKERS.

GEORGE DoRFFEL, REAL ESTATE BROK-
- er buys and sell. al kinQs OF real estate
Room IS LaIler block
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FOUND.

L>OUND-NEAR MADISON STREET pow
i er-house, a large brown dog with steel collar
fastened by small paddock. Owner can have same
by addressing Bailey Madison street power house.
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CONWAY & BOGART, CONTRACTORS PILE
" driving. bridge building. etc: estimates fur
nlshed- headquarters, seattle Wash. Residences.
EOS Inc street
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WAyTED-PARTyER.

WANTED-As PARTNER, A YOUNG BACH
w eior Of education and refinement. with a
small cash capital: Eastern man preferred Ad-
dress Boston. Post-Intelligencer
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS-AIp AVE-
~ nue. grade-Sealed proposal vii! he reca,,-a1
by the undersigned. secretary ofthe uoard OF nm
Hc WORKS O the clty OF Seattle up to noon of Frf
day, July :, \. ID. 1892 for the grading and CON
structiC" O. sideV alks both sides OF Aldine a.
nue., In the city Of Seattle, from johnson aveoua
TO th- north line OF Rosedsle addition IN said 60
IN accoT iaAce " h The plans and specifcztiotgs
now file IL this Office. '
zach oid Is 10 be accompanied hy a cerff6a1
check. payable 10 the order Of The city corn
Tor sum not less than five (5) per cent ~ ~
amount bid. and no bid snail he considered urIess
accompanied by such cheek 9'
I he successful bidder to De required to enter ~
10 q con.rzct ana furnish satisfactory honJsr,a,
Tor the uaIs require. bv law Within Re ~
days from being notified Of the award Faii;o,
which said chec@ and the amount thereof vIU ~
forfeited 10 the city. ~
NJ person is eligible as bidder who has within
TWO wears prior 10 The letting Uaia defaut T.,
menr Of aUy jIst lain for any work or laho- -
formed OF fgr any skill material furnished -
suant 10 any suCH contract = here afvp- fsa.t -
VINO. within said two years. has assigned 49,
doued. surrendered or fsil ed complete snv 80
contract. 0'-1I
IEe Coard uf public works reserves the rt,h, %
rel CT any and all bids. "
Proposals to &c endorsed on the envelopa .aI
die Avenue Grade" M
Please attach copy of this Advertisement tn bfa
BY order 0. the board Of public work.
p..,.-.. c g HEIFN Tx, Secretary.
klrsi publication June 20, 1892.
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LNOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED AND
Il housekeeping rooms IN German family; nice
view; reasonable rent 6lS Fifth street, between
James and Cherry.
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LNOR RENT-FLATS; TWO ROOMS 81:
Il three, IS; four, ~; bath and water free. 1876
seventh.
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ATTORNEYS At Law,

DANDOLPH & CHAPLIN (F. r. RANDOLPH
IL and George b. Chaplin }, attorneys at law vii
practice in all state and federal courts and hafo-e
the land office at seattle, Wash. and the interio,
department at Washington, u. {. Room 4l6 But
Ter block.
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I'oR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
Il 500 seventh street.
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L'oR RrNT-CHEAP; COMPLETELY FUR
4 nished housekeeping rooms; private house;
line. 2,62J West ami Cedar streets
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor sALE-STATONERY,C CANDY AND
cigar stand: good corner Front street; Will
take part real estate Address al once e.. POST
lntellgencer office
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L'OR SALE-NICE HOUSE AND LOT; CEN
i trally located; bargain Room 206 New
YORK block
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LNOR SALF-TEN LOTS AT BALLARD;
II only 1878; if you want to buy something cheap
here is your chance. IL. : Turner, 2O7 Butler
block
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REAL ESTATE.

INANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE AND LOT OR
w two good lots on easy terms l. A. Nadeau
Northern Pacific ticket Office.
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L'OR SALE-oN SAN JUAN ISLAND 20
Il acres water frontage; $50 fruit trees set out !;
also D and lO-acre fruit tracts; some set out to
orchard. Particulars of &. NJ. Tucker Argyle
Wash.
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| oST-fKkpERICK & NELSON'S ADDRESS
Il dea.sEs II seeonthAa4 G2Ea.iurs.