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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-19

Advertisements under the heads of Lost. Found,
For Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
inserted AT the rate OF cent a word each insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertiseme
received for less than 20 cents
NOTTCE-The business Office of the Posr INTEL
LIGENcER is open until l2 p. m. Classified adver-
tisements Will be received up to this hour
Advertisements will be received at branch Offices
of the PosT-ISrELLIGENCER at:
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Summons. Agent
Port Townsend northumberland French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office:
AZ Uasher. " :
A. II. r. tElbie 800.
Business Garden. 1OT.
Belladonna. j. p. c.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb 1s.-Bar silver, Al II-16d. Con-
sois, 80 ll-l6d. Bank of England discount, 3per
cent.
BREADsTUFFs.
:. LIVERPOOL, Feb S-Wheat-Demand poor
No. red winter, SIS Id, firm: sprIug. S. ed.
firm.
Corn-Demand fair for spot and good for fu-
lures. spot and February, is G54d; March, Is
4i4d, firm; April, Is SGD, firm.
We invite you to call and try a cup OF Beef
Tea Letthesd & Cawey. 9d3 Front street.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


slyFRAScIsco, Feb. lS.--The vegetable market
b very dull. Potatoes ana onions continue in
hsvy supply Inquiry Tor new vegetables is
p,y good, but receipts are scarce and of poor
gaity, most of the asparagus having been
breed.
he fruit market is without any improvement
9zness is only fair at quotations. No new ar
rrss are reported. Supplies are not large, but
q poor quality. Good apples are scarce.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-Flour. 1000 quarter sacks;
vhat 5000 ceutals; barley. 1900 centals;
asas, 400 sacks; potatoes, 5000 sacks; wine,
SO gallons. brandy, 5000 salons.
H0ar-Family extras, S5.0j415.I5 per barrel;
ke,s extras, 81. 90(1j; superfne, s3.2OCSs. 30.
sheat-standard, shipping quality, N.l0 per
ga for milling parcels, sL76l4i9l7712 is be-
b temanGed.
lBt. for good quality; Slo2la for choice;
ksilDg sL07l 3(tl. l5 per GENITAL.
0sts-surprise, 81. 5G0Bl.60. milling, SL35Gl 40;
ped TO choice. SIS tGl3o; of grades. $3.50
LIZ; gray, sL2SGl.30; black, $l2712tG10 per
esntal for Oregon and sl-5OISLO for California
for iced uses
corn-lArge yellow. $3.50: small yellow, $3.50
@LS92. white, sl.S0t9L35 per GENITAL.
Woo-Spring; Foothill, per pound, l6(9lSe;
norihern, ls(Ge1c; Nevada, l5CGlsc; Oregon val
lev, lSGle, Eastern-Light aud free, lG(Glsc:
hesyy, lo(9iSc- Fall-Mountain-Light and
iree, liGi2e; heavy aud poor, @0l0e. Plains
Heavy and poor, Ease: good, ag9c. Lambs
poor to choice, S9lJc Northern-Free, choice,
lSgl6c: defective llI9l5e.
oPTloNS
Gail board sales, wheat-Buyer, season,
S7ai@L7rt. closing si795s; buyer, August,
:, Befey-Buyer, season, siOi5sslos7ss, closing
a.Gls
FINANCIAL
Drsits-sgh,, 81 4; Geographic, 50. Sterling
hs-Bauk, $780,; sisnt $3.50: commercial,
ksiS. silver bars, 9i@9li ,c Mexican dollars,
aslllse.
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pe.s,.' e. options, steady and unchanged to 10
Vs. " "A cs were $50 bags. including.
So, Us, 70 Ag-~ SIS. Nay,&--t ~no; Ei5
$50 No.. 1875.
-iet SEQ urn. 4'S'-"a-
fetqer-fl- Lake. SlE-s
- ..e., toUy>,.r. 8 ,,i a4l&
'---1 I'm. >;-..,t-, ST. -.,l.. E,
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HiNfCUR r..

A LICE NJ AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MANI
- cure and elecirologist; hRirdressins parlors.
~ and so Holyoke block. From; and Spring streets
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS..
INV YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

II" Aokh SToIH EXCHANGE.
~" YORK. Feb. lS-Tbe stock market today
S9eAened in volume. but firm temper pre-
,-aea The important movements were con-
saea 70 half dozen stocks. The close was
iale' aud firm. generally at small fractional
Aas over las; nights figures. The only i'm
,.eat advances were: Chicago Gas, ~; West
SOretnmcut bonds-Fasy.
iei'oieum-Closed, 6es
FINANCIAL
-. S.aSy on call Essy; closed. offered at . PER
~ sSeTiiag exchange steady: 6O-day bills,
~. :, demand, SIS Prime mercantile
F''N'' ''sS''a p9T cent. Bar silver, Ole.
BONDS.
reg Ito, T.. : - .rcg) ....,...lO0
coupons. no Pacific 6s........'
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BIRTHS.

sLATERmon Sunday, February IA, 1892, to the
wife Of w. +. Slater son
BIRsS-In Seattle. Thursday. February Is. 1892
10 The wife OF John Birss. a daughter.
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Sorrcr 70 STOCKHOLDERS.

.-oTICE-FIDAIGO BRICK AND TILE
y con rsar,y.-A stockholders tceeia9g VII u
Md A. me Northern hotel. SEATTLE. y asa, on
saturday. March l., Ies- BY eraer Of the pTesl-
dent
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co UNITY NOTICES.

COUNTY NOTICES.
COUNTY TREA=TRER'S NOTICE-THE
y county treasurer % King county wash nzton
I'll pay or preSeE4taii93 AL outstanding warrants
c-AS On the suIldinz fund Of school district 80.
! che I 10 SAID county. No iateresf VII be paid
On such warrants after February y, lssZ
BfHBS PHELPS. County Treasurer.
Dated February IL. 1892
rOCSTY TREAsURER's NOTICE-THE
" county Treasurer Of n ing county Washington.
vii pay on presentation oUfssaodlnz warrants
drawn On the EpzsI and bridge fund Of said county
Up 10 and Incl 1dlng No sss. Dated February 5,
1s9Z. being al warrants Issued 10 dale u said fund
No interest VIII be paid on such warrants AFTER
February Is, 1897. BYRON PHELPS,
County Treasurer
Dated February 10. 1872
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

lux RENI-sroRE ROOM AND DWELLING
= corner OF Taylor and Jackson streets: fine
ssaHd lot grocery store. Inquire at meat MARI
next door.
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LEG IL NOTIC rs.

nj ARSHAL's NOTICE OF sEIIURE-tN
4'i The United States District Court for the Dts
trict 81 Washington. Northern Division.
Whereas, libel has been filed in the dsi-lct
court OF the United states for the District Of
Washington, Northern Division. on the 18th day
OF February, 1897. by the seattle Dry Dock aud
Ship bmtdng Company, corporation. against
The steamer Angeles her tackle, furniture, boiler,
engines, machinery, etc. alleging in substance
that there is due said litellants the sum of one
hundred and hity-eght dollars and fourteen coats
tTi5Slll for labor perflrmed material furnished
ana repairs made TO said steamer on or bout the
l@th day OF December, 1891. and praying process
against saii steamer, and that said steamer, her
thckie, furniture, boiler engines. machinery, etc.
may be condemned sud sold TO pay such sum, with
costs, charges aud expenses.
VOW, therefore, IN pursuance ofthe monltion un-
der the seal of the said court, 10 me directed and
delNcted do hereby give public notice 10 all per
sons claiming the said steamer. her tackle. furnt-
ture' boiler, engines machinery, etc, or IN any
manner Interested therein, that they be and APP
pear before the said district court, Mt seattle. on
the I'd day uf March. 1899. Mt 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon Of the same day, then and there 10 inter
pose their claims and make their allegations in
that behalf
THOMAS n pRoXVN A. < Marshal
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NCT4L.

MONEY AT PER CENT. FOR SO MONTHS
VI or year. on improved unimproved prop
erty. w. d. Conner, room Olympic lock.
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B4STFD-P4RTNER.

WANTED-PARrSER FOR LOGGING BIS
w mess; large body OF timber secured on salt
wafer: camp team and outfit; $500 capital Ad-
Gress Logger. Box 6Sl, Seattle Wash.
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VETERINARIANS.

WALTER GREEN, VETERINARY PHYSI-
" clan and surgeon; honorary graduate Ontario
Veterinary College. Office and intirmary at War
wick stables, 22i q, Front street; telephone i5o.
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DYEISG AND CLEANING.

GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEESG AND
- cleaning works: telephone 69s- go Second
street
W ANDERSON, DYER AND CLEANER OF
W o.. iadies md gents clothing Flfth aud James
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BOOK BINDER

BOth fS8H
Il ANTHoNYs= BISDEEY. BLANK BOOK
Il &. manufacturer Washington street. c9sgsr
Com nerciAl, soouas aad : Terry block. Sezts.s
Nas1-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= pF4rAI. NoTFrF-AIL PERSONS HAVING
claims arafsist the Grand Eotel Company will
r~esen. same AZ once 10 Law L Moore, secretary
Grand Hoiei company, 100 Frsai street
NICE NEW FURNITURE LATEST DE-
SIGNS. pArlor sa.tes, BEDROOM suites diaing Ia
hes chairs OF every csscrlptloA' weekly pay
rnen-s. SIS Front street.
TNSTRPA~<Ep CPPORTt MITES 10
l y,-gr-nas..r- osfa-et bT the Eel3-cwG furniture
Company are unsurpassed largest selection ioS
81 prices: weekly payments SlS Front Stree
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CONFUSION MERcHAyrs.

" I HAMMOND. SUCCESSOR To II r
W Hammond & Co. commission merchant
wholesale fruits Erodace butter and eSzs. four
grim etc Caslsisnuseuts solicited -@l--13
West street. corner Maroon. seattle. Wash Bafer-
.14ce Fl-s- SaI1oaai BAaE- Telephone s59. p u
Fox 27B.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
y ship Notice IS hereby given that TIE partner
ship heretofore existing between the undersigned
rnder The firm name OF Padley & Cram. engaged
IN me mercantile business At 1901 jackson street
seattle Wash, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent C. A. Cram. the retiring member. will
assume and pay al Liabilities Of said firm. and al
debts due and OWING 10 the same must be paid TO
sad Cram &. ". PADLEY.
e \. CRAM.
seattle. wash. February l. 1892.
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pHrsrcrays AND SURGEONS.

nE J. II. KooNs. ROOM I'll. PIONEER
mines. viii 81 tb,.r,, ,,,.e-,- wednesday night
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FOR SALE-oS F-HALF INTEREST IN A
Il welEestablished grocery business. Capital re-
CURED, 81 900. Reason for sale, must so East for
an Indefinite period. Address No. l07, care Post
Intelligence
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MARSHAI'S NOTICE OF SEIZURE -
w United states Of America, District of wash

I5y IL a. Bf0ELow, Deputy.
HARoLD PRnsToS Proctor for Iibellant.
Dated at Seattle this 18th day OF February, 1892
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FOR SALE-REAL EsrsrE.

E'oR SALE-BY OWNER, EIGHTY ACRES
Il land near Kent county road, $3.50, or will
sell 30 acres q. care roSt-i nteligencer.
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L'IRST-CLASS BUSINESS. AND RESIDENCE
Il property in all parts Of the city Tor sale. CORE
spoule1ce solicited ". J.. EeGEerso1G real estate
agent. successor TO Lewis q Ledgsr@ood. room p
Sullivan block.
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DOR SALE-CHEAP. ONE OF THE BEST
L barber shop' in the city: centrally located and
doing good business; reason for selling, on ac-
count of sickness. George c. MARKS, lis James
street
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ONE OF THE BEST LUMBER AND SHIN
" gle mills on Puget sound for rent or an inter
est may be sold Call on address O. l. Faust
Manager Vulcan Iron Works Company, Seattle.
c00-TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE
sIVO anything in any state Write Norgan's Ex-
change, % kearny street, san Francisco.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

mrs AT SEATTLE HaEBoR TODAY.
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INOR SALE-I HAVE SMALL GOOD PAY
Il ing business for sale; capital required 81 500
II. A. Schroeder room 20 scheuerman block
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The Centaur Company, Murray City.
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FAIRFIELD.

For combination of modesiv, elegance
and convenience in the building arrange
ment of house the residence of Mr.. e. NJ.
Phillips which is now about the same as
completed, has very few equals in this
vicinity. The house is situated on a corner
lot near the dclvpt and short distance from
the horse railroad, the grounds when the
work upon them is completed will be among
the finest in town and " i'll add much to the
beauty of the street. Within the house is
model of propriety in architecture. The
floor OF the front entry * laid with tile, and
within the house the floor are of hard
wood and highly polished. The hall which
is finished with sycamore furnished by u
Lewiston firm. The hall is large and
making a commodious and beautiful recrp-
ton room. The dining room j. also fin
ishcd it'll sycamore wool and pleasantly
situated on the southern part of the house
Double parIors take mp the front aud cor
ncr of the house. These are nicely fur
f;shnd aud from the windows a fine view
of the village AMI the country south can he
seen In the hall dining
room and parlOrs are large open
tile FIRE places. The china closet. pantry
and kitchen are all arranged conveniently
near yet well shut off from the front par;
of the house. Up stair, the rooms are
nicely finished, a large open fire place hav-
ing been built in the private room of Mr..
Phillips. TN two sides of the house out
si'ie. are large and pleasant piazzas The
house is already partially furnished aud
Mr. Phillips will move bis family AMI re-
household goods in a short time
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A WONDERFUL CASE.
The Husband Appears before a Notary
and makes an Affidavit.


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INTERESTING NOTES
About the Great Worlds Columbian Eyposi.
ton

The Salvation Army intends to show al
the Exposition in q complete manner it,
whole scheme of moral and social reform.
!, model in miniature of Fort Sheridan.
situated near Chicago ana pruspectively the
chief t. ). military station, will appear in
the government exhibit.
\ relief map showing san Francisco San
Matro. Santa Clara and Santa Cruz coun-
ties. Cal. is being prepared at an expense
of $1,000 for exhibition at the Fair
Helena. Montana. will send to the Expo
>ition meteor, discovered near that city.
1t is composed of nickel and magnetic iron,
and is in two pieces of ninety and seventy
pounds respectively.
philadelphia's contribution to the Penn
sylvania exhibit at the Fair will include a
number of articles of great historic interest
Among them are the desk and chairs used
in the Continental Congress, and the cce-
hrated portraits of the sigucrs of the Decia-
ration of independence.
Italy has finally decided to take part
officially in the Exposition, and has cntrus-
ted the management of participation to the
various chambers of commerce in the prin-
cipal Italian cities. The government will
y'goul'gt an tAIe"s ., "Nl'''n''"u OF
':Ti.''. Pto''u'ts ","t wiz "H":Foi' an ~
''i"''S " >'" vi n III "''e u ~ war >"'iS'
lhe prospect Is That the Engineering
tongress, whIrh l. I" be heid IN neago.
III 1879 unier the auspices OF the World :
touRrcsS AnNiilary VIII he gathering OF
", .ai ''ii'. t'''t''''''''' ',' '!,'
$500 V III" s',, w ~
-. ,'.' '''',,' ,''i'' "",'s
" ~ ''p'' l1'l'''i'' II. s-!''!i vi ~"
80 va az, ''''' ''''''''''''''iH u" '''e
\ movement Is on foot IN New York to
induce inc Legislature to donate that states
h"lidlng at the NoFids fIir 10 the lineage
organization Known a8 the sons of New
"fA. "hi'h Is composed "f thledgnah'
horn IN thc Umpire state y "etithy riti-
zen OF me Norits Far CITY 1t Is reported,
mas ohertd- II maj Sho"id "e done, To
donate a sit' on Michlgan avenue to winch
the building may hr removed after the Fair
anu where II womb De used ~ u cIuh house.
From Holland an offer has been made to
the Holland soriety of New York and the
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THREE SPANISH cARAvels.
The Vessels in Which Columbus Sailed to be
Reproduced for the Worlds Fair.

Washington, MAY ls.-Oue of the DIosi
interesting features of the review at the
| opening OF the Worlds Fair will be the fleet
of Spanish carayels, intended TO be exact
reproductions of the vessels in which
Columbus sailed on his voyage of discovery
TO the New World. fhc sunlry civil ap-
preparation bill, nov pending. contains an
item of $4,000 as the preliminary appro-
priation for the naval review and cut of this
fund the eo-t of two of the three vessels
will be- pail
y soon as the bill becomes a law tile
work of constructing the earayels will be-
ing. under the direct charge of Lieut., Little
of the navy. who is nov in Spain. The
carvels will he three in nnmhcr-thc Santa
Maria, ii vessel of l!hi tons. AMI the Nina
and finta. ~ tons each. The Santa Maria
was the iiag ship Off 'olumbus, and the new
carayel of this name will be- donated To the
nited States by the spanish government.
This vessel i now being built at Cahiz.
where the two smaller ones will also be
launched
Lieut.. Little has been IN Spain for the
past six months studying the subject of
ancient marine architecture AMI has been
aided by commission of experts in naval
archaeology appointed by the Spanish
government. This commission has male
an exhaustive study of naval architecture
in the days of Columbus, and it is abso-
ntely certain that the carayels for America
will be- faithful copies of the frail banks in
which Columbus >et sail. In anticipation
of the appropriation by Congress, Lieut.
Little hl- received bids from various ship
wards i'll spain for the construction of the
\ Il. -.
way from $1,000 to $1,000 for each of the
two vessels, whereas in the United States
they would each cost at least $50 00U and
| the chances are that they would have been
failures As seagoing carayels.
In addition to its gift of the Santa Maria,
the Spanish Goyernncnt will give large
share of the material aud labor for the two
smaller caraycIs and take general charge of
the work of the Building Commission. The
Spanish Government will also provide the
officers and crews of the three ships. These
sailors viii he dressed exactly as were the
men w no sailed with Columbus and the en-
tire equipment of the vessel, from the artna-
ment and furnishings to tine ovcr-prr>cut
aud dll-neccssary priest and notary will hc
just they were in the days of Columbus
100 years ago. II Is reported III Washing
ton that the interest attaching to the ap-
prarancc Of these vessels j. 50 great. to say
nothing of the opportunities for "a novel and
enjoyable voyage, that all the officers in
the Spanish navy are applying for them.
When the naval review is over the two
smaller vessels will probably be taken 10
Chicago by way of the Hudson River the
Erie Canal, the Great Lakes and the Straits
of Marklnaw. The Santa Maria will meet
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EVERY ONE FINDS A NEW USE.
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MA me CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement of Trains in EHec! April
lIth. 1892.

CONE VESTED !. VI fnr Lewiston, Rock
land ror tland boston aud Montreal, 10 a VI.
Tor liailugvcll Gardner and south Gardner 10 10
\. NJ for iiun-wIck, Lewiston, Pennington,
l.nckHtnd. Portland and Boston, connecting for
White Mountain Iionts and Quebec, 100 J..
NJ, for liaiuwrll. Gardiner. aud South Gard
ncr, 21h +. NJ, for Bruu-wick, Bath, Port
land l:ostuu. and SATURDAYS only, for Rock
land h.u3 =. NJ. Iur lIallowcll, Gardiner, and
south GHrd.nrI, len J.. VI night l'ul'man) for
Lewiston, EatN. Portland ahd liO-ton
GOING. i:ASr-1.ln A. VI. might express
for ~k0w hc9lil. I:elsjt~ Bangor. lar larb"r, St
~tcphru~. It. .irhH and Aruu>to"k County N.ai \.
VI. Tor Water Ire. ~kuwhrsan and Bangor. as
Bingham. * tEItraau. Belfast, Dover, fUN
croft BANGOR. lar Ifarhur, 81 stephens It, John
aud Aroo,toak utmty and sundays ouly, at w
A. NJ. for Iurgur.
The Night rullIpnn Trains run each way every
night sundays included, but not to Skuwhrgnn on
Mnndu, unruugs, or TO Belfast, beXtrr, or beyond
Bimgnr, -uudHs mornings,
~" day cNpro-, trains going Wet Di 10. 10 4. NJ
md East ;tt as r. VI. Iuu daily. sundays included
between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Bangor and st.
Iuhn.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
lr;vc- south GIriluur, o.tl \. VI. 30 and ~
T.. VI. Gardiner g. e, \. VI: 20 aud i.I5 T.. VI, .
iIail1NoN. g tt \. Vt. LIS, and t.,9 l.. NJ
lhruueh TICKETS To- tnhfunla and nil points
South and y r.t niy hr had Of T.. II. Walker
ticket ngoui Nu4i-,J t'ir "uIy ofirc in Augusta
selling ,lil a route and che cIdna baggage FREE Of
expense.
tAl son IrCkri;, Wee Tres, h Gcn'l Manager
+, E.'HOolHil ncn'i Pass. aud Ticket Ag't,
Portland, April + lA93,