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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16
$40 PER MONTH.
DR.. DARN Has Reduced His Profes-
sionaI Fees for Treatment tn S1o Per
Month-rhe Poor Treated Free.

Owing to the 'fhard times" Dr. Darrin
generously offers TO treat the wortay poor
free of charge between the hours OF 10 and
IL :. n. daily. and chose aole and s!lling
10 pay at the rate OF SO per month until
cured for each and every disease. except
IN s1rzieai AMI special complicated eases.
The afflicted viii Go Weli TO make a no;e
OF this generous offer and apply Al once.
as these rates viii last only FOR Iimitsa
time. The doctors fall ii prices is not
only q boon 10 the poor. bat will he appre-
ciaiea by thousands unable TO pay large
fees.
DR.. par-in can b. consulted free az his
offices in Hotel Stevens, corner Front and
Marion streets. Seattle Wash.
They cure permanently ST diseases OF
the genito-urinary organs. ia either sex
such as Loss Of Manhood, syphilis. elect.
G0uorrhOra. Structure. Sperm storrhCea,
Seminal Weakness and Loss Of Sexual
Power IN man or woman. and successfa.Ig
treat al peculiar Female Troubles. Leu
corrhWa, DISBURSEMENTS. etc. They make
= speciality o. ali diseases OF Eve, Ear.
Nose and Throat. Cafarrh and Deafness,
as well as Acute Chronic and Nervous
Diseases Of whatever nature, II durable.
No cases taken il not.
D-s. Darr n have 3 system of home
treatment for those unable to Witt their
offices, and vail send 20 any address their
+ setro- Magnetic Remedies on receipt of
$40 and full sym atoms of the disease One
visit 10 the offiee - desired. bat IL - not
necessary IN all eases Inquiries answered.
Circulars and question blanks sent free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

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SxArrTr 80. ll. 10

SxArrEw. New. II. lsA
To -EE E7z7oR. / nassce that che of
seatsze's Leading Business frns las sAe
SolAowsng inscription printed IN red Ink
On the Zap of az OF us envelopes
Seattle hss fwersr hs-ks
seattle has s. os5 DO han king capital.
Seattle has never had hank fsil1re-
Tas-e IS 10 way Of adding - Seattse's
far Exrre and credit 50 eEEectz2asy - ~
letting the world KNOW az her phenomenal
rss>ord czrSag tie -sce1t pzase. During
the present bard tines there Is rot mach
raozsv available f1< ADVERTISING purposes,
crs Il every Business latter that xsns cot
Of TIE Seattle poss0fsce lore an inscrip-
ton Ike the shcve, practically sa@ 60 tire
ezsin@ss Community 81 the Unisea States
wc116 Re advised Of the fac. that Seattle
has never had = a2nk faiaG7e. Il wc1id
he sHe Ezoss effective sort os advertising,
because !. wo2Id reach the business world.
and the cost wo1ld be practically nsl
Every bank and business house n Seattle.
big and Atzle. o1Vhs 20 hare such an in
sc-ipsion neatly printed 81 iss envelopes
for tie good Of the cause. Sar1E
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PosT1Asp. Nov. i5.-Ths arrest q Ed
ward spoons- st Los Angles on seaaFgs
81 being implicated Ia smuggling opera
toss AZ Ehis pert and on Pages SQUAD, w@s
sErpglks 20 the Fedora officers here
spcon4s has not heea indicted - me
grad Jury. as stated IN . elspsseh from
Los Angeles. th0agh be : suspected CT
takiag hand to smuggling. Epooaeg sas
"a efszcsr OF ths steamer Wilmington. ply
ing between British Co.auba ports and
Portland. AID zh3ss In k1s capacity IS
CHEER os fbs shic. IL IL alleged, he did
sfusxgslag. TIE Wflming;on SIS burnsd
II the river last February. aad slues that
tire. 80 far a. known. spooasr has not
heea connected xish any other steamer.
After the Earning Of tbs steamer he Gsts
Portland aad spent . good deaf of his time
on tbs soand. although BE often went 70
San Francisco.
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THE sAyARY MURDER
Evidence That Indians Are
Guilty Of the Crime.
the mcssry osno ESCAPES.
I've Fsssz AeesAents In K1ssIx&s cssxsy
The eusea1s 80 "a Oh
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Tie saaasaE 80 tsss esses Of Urssa ard Esy-
Iav. nsuvz<reS IS sawavy sstsn1, esosea 10
DAT, tae s~xzIt bessx . vsT1sgt ~ fnur1sf
sgxsrst psTsoas anknewn. John H1nsoH,
tie nzsa xhs sousd fiss hodles. cepossd
shas tAsse wsre tso Insikns sSd kioos< y
nsaa 81 Gsssa's whsn ke SO there. They
haFyss4 sxGy 80 0ncs- Prev5nessl 01cer
Calhs<k Loar6 al tee isdians sxeee1sag.y
rezzeert. aa6 asxsraz thlngs row 20 20
shew thss fn6lsns did she desd aad that
shsy siss murdered Lyan, wbo ass bern
anspscted q tbs deed. A boss exactly
like Lynafs has heea fonnd CD tss coast
wifh tie cars 81 r. Is ha6 eesa re-
esns5y Tspaanssd, and tie psintpss
vas still IN IL. A party 81 81
sashes. enc q kaifnsgro, who kad
last rssasas4 from hop pieking. called -
I.as6's toe sight the marder 10 Supposed
20 ksss occurred. Thsy gcs sore sugar
snd sad tAsy bad left esr~ea's ~ 2 o'esoex
that n1vnisF. 81 whIeA TINS a. TIE men
sisrs wsEs arnnk. Th@y wsre n Big
harry. Ihs esncsrs wers snss by thu In
aairy fnssa soHne Tneiaas: @Wss Lynn
kAsis6 - before they rnsHtt9ned the raa..
Ser. Wh@a tuey wss@ approaching tos
village wh&ss the hais-sTs~d ard party
lived several siHasass. evidently posted ~
ssnftnsss. cred guas 20 warn the peopgs ~
the village Ut tie approach Of The ssziesFs-
The father 81 the kAigbreed wss much
frightened. lis lid TO the officers ard
said his sea eans hosoe txe months sgo
ard had gene hBattng In the mountains.
Another significant fact u thai ksyaek-
fnsy. . worthless. druaksn sswash, tried
90 bur $40 woEGA " blankets a. ths Alert
bzy stors shortly after the nardsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Columbian congress % the Salvation
Army is Ia session 81 New York.
JaAn Johnson, a negro. was e'ecsrocu.e1 at
Auta-u. y. Y. fgssIsy, For meTssr.
TIE secretary O. state Of Indiana refuses to
sce@pi tie articles Of Incorporation OF tbs Roby
Athletic Cab
souse Of TIE Russisa refugee. nov q. San
Francisco viii be released and the others re-
turned 10 Russian custody.
JACK nutiss, one Of TIE Mineral Range express
Ecb5ers. pleaded guilty 81 Hoogasoa aud vas
ssa'eaeea II fve yea.s - prison.
The Mount gn!sskI, III. train robbers have
n0s Jet beca captured Brakeman peo:f,
woHaiet by the robbers. will recover.
a Chlessa grant jaFT hss indeed z G. n
Hunnlgt0u, new in Portland, Or on q charge
oi eE.oexSisaz $4,000 While an Insurance croker.
Nliiaa HaEzht and Alien Stevenson fought
9Th HALVES in tie sfrecg ~ F!t,saur. Moaasy.
Taey AAcksd essA other eEnelly. and bo.a viii
&c.
Michael MeSAunarz shot and killed. Mrs Els
sweeuey aae Mary sweeney. tasn shot himself
at CisTelaaa Monday moruiaE. lAe cause ia
nos Ssowa.
g r. Fidweil. secretary 81 the odd Fellows
Hsd Association Of san Francisco who en-.
nsEzss1 sseo from the association, has baea
held iug trial
Fa0mSs Prunty vas shot aad killed and nj.
TAO eAts4TS8. 1&ate kul fetef, wounded ny
burglars Ia Cnleago early Wsdnesdsy morning
TIE Burglars eseAgS1
Amelia Darby, Who killed her trasucer.
Themzs Loy3, al o.tumws. Ia, last June, was
seHtaaee1 e. sfteea years n The psnstcnt.a-y ON
Coavsclsan Wednesday.
Ma Reuben u Dakiu, vile of restnurnn.
keSper a. Los Angeles, committed suicide
Vein ss1sy ~ tsking polsoa because she
feared her huxhzaa Intended to desert her.
A eoinTea mot broke iato tie fail az Warner
Ara, Taest3zy SsoraiaE aa1 tepk ca. q negro
nsH}ea Nsss0s, when they hanged, shos ana
eufne4 lie murdered AaotAer ne<ro = week
Esa
Oae % iae tive ReS ason brothers, who a.,
tempted 50 Faa tae sac az she VALPARAISO. Ina
aoEasl seaasi. h&s been Sentenced % three vss-.
"a pfison lis ososaeF was Killed 81 lhs use az
tie attempt
ssvsaJy-aTc el,'xsns. saelaasaE "a ealtar.
lssEef, several business uea sad erua els~rx-
msa, wi. Re lal5rsst sy ;ae grand fs-y AZ Bgt.
FAC, fof 1etsr E'zEhega ri ne American Pro-
tscs.vs Ass.sslsEIoa-
Tie LArsmts. Wya.. district court hss aeesses
that tae T-aeeeifugs eagazsaeea by sne city 81
Csoycaue szziass rAEa gag houses sre tlger.t
Use Gceislea wAs &ilow gsnh lnx has,,s.
throughout Jae state 20 resume stgs4sezs
oseAf Aeelsg. Csc o; tie par3oBe4 ChscxFo An
- aasis. ssys Louis I4agg tta uot eozanaIt sal
c55e ,a 1aa TAsu 2u4eF scr. eaae 20 han wfss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16
A MYSTERIOUS TRIP.
President Cleveland Makes q
Run 10 New York.
on VERY PRIVATE BUSINESS.
sams SAP &c WAS 90 CoEsufs Specialists
Ahsas els Dss~ase-Prsxrsss 81
shs Tariff Ell.

Erw YORK. Eor fS-Prssidsns C5sve-
Iazz, xko EFF HkshinxDsz CITY ys-T
quietly On lass nighs's express Tor sss
York, arrived here - I'D iris morning
He Vas accompanied ~ Secretary q Wax
Lament, sad drove imnedIste.y % The
Victoria hoses, where szsss OF sp&rtz7snts
was E54te ready for h11-
Since kzs arrival thu movements Of the
p-esi4enf hare been shrouded In mystery.
He had breakfast In his apartraentS
Shortly after he drove CT In o ca--4ags
and Was absent fron fhs hotel for
president has come here for
the parposs Of comforting with prominent
specialists In regard 90 al allnsnt
which hs kas bean suffering frorn-
This. however. Or. Joseph D. Rry2nt
CSsyss.ad's physician, dsniesL he sad
Cleveland vas AZ present eaioyiBg good
heaafs. and sny statements 20 the con-
frsry were untrue. The president mace >
private call on some CT his personal friends
and took . stroll il CentraI park He had
luncheon w3sh DR.. ard Mrs. BryanE
President CIeYsI<nd and Secretary La
mont retarned 10 the hotel s5oat osc4ecx.
where they spent an hozr o. two. The
president with Secretary and Mrs.
Lamont, din-d 81 DE-. B<ysat's,
after which the whole party
rspassed TO the Broadway theassr, who're
FFaaels Wilson Is plsytng "Errainie. I"
After the the1ter Cleveland ard Lament
cFovs 70 Jersey City. where fhey boarded
the l1ss0 express fo- Washington City.
Nnssever has been ths ohtect Of the
presidents vssSa Il is certainly denied bv
has friends and by his appearance tonight
any operation whatever not been per-
formed HIS flying visit here can only be
explained in the words Of Secretary La
mcos: Strictly private business"
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vFcT5sx, gov. ix-spsesAs- I-f-siss
JsssIes Eewszs i rza<A szprvTe1 N health
Ard skozs 70 Tssarn 70 kis is1Acssi dates
Use ease Of tz.s Schooner Minnie
vii - rv "a fte vice admiralty
eezFs - sooz - BsxkSs = As&s % sear i.
TAs Nsnats xx. sesxe4 - Russiszs for 81
alleged insrHcfso5 ef ths AngEo~Easssaa
agTeszsrt 90 est&a5ish . rTotsete4 sea
srozsa Copper Islsaa. Is Vas 20 hsss
gone 80 Yokohama, tAs ne&ress coasalsr
port. bat xssarne4 here.
In shs saalI damaged by he Fsesas rail-
way seei6ent on the canz6IsS Rscsae rail-
wsr vas q isygs an1oart Of matter frcEn
the eustoza house 30 Ottawa. consisting
mossly q refzrns fcr uoney clstr1bzted
under the sw&r1 for losses In lssL
TIE steamer Warrsnoo. whsca goes 20
sse THURSDAY, wila have . bag cargo for
Hawaiian and Australian re9rEs.
InaseaxA - again making its spps2rance
In tie aorIa and Is stacking whites a7d
Indisns ssoag tie Mas river.
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a New Ba.,. fer Back csrest.s,sa.

NAsHISBroS Cry. Nov l5.-Congresx.
nan William NJ. Surjn ref. chairman OF tf,e
committee on banking and currency. j.
preparing \ blil 30 reuedy the defecss in
the national banking syssetn. Which he
wjll sGbmsl 20 TIE members 81 his corn mis-
tee and h0pes 20 get before congress soon
after Is hsAemhles. lie sAyst He near ar
proach - the tine shea government
beads vii Re payable, the limited Volume
o. sgcA bonds. aad their high price demon
st-ass thai other security f2g circulation
must e Fcsorte3 - II se are 20 have
enouea currency foT the needs OF the
country. 70 that cad he sill propose that
bonds oi states. 81 c0aagies and Of certain
municipalities. with pFooer regas atiosl and
Hateg government supervision. &c usitsxed
for tie Farpose OF securing circulation.
aaa az ha0ks. state - we.i as national. De.
Fsaszt-ag sach securities wll ts permitted
q take out eay7ency 30 At least a1 per eeaf.
90 ibei- paT vasae pEov3slea uilt a,%o 3.
Haic t0F additional secgrlty IN ease cf the
slightest densee st4an in the value % thess
securities. as1 ghe government "a assume
The sole responsibility Cor redemption II
suck notes IL essa on demand. for which
purpose 81 sh9ai Keep coia reserve Of
sho@t : per Gems. cf al oasst&nt.nE ejrcg!-
lAtlan. This Woald relieve tie hauks Of
keeping bsnS reserves 90 xitnholdinE any
part % the eurrsncg issued frosn eEscasa-
ton among the people.
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BUKssA, Nov. is.-fspseiaI "A. A. Tn
bedachs and J. W. Harding. Of Omaha.
have each bought twenty acres Of the
Jonas tract. and viii plant al in orchard.
J. 7. Bucsy. postmaster ~ Bnsnns. and
Miss Emma TEusst. o. Tacoma. wefe mar
ried st the residences Of Mr. /. r. Rogers
by Judge Keisy last Wednesday afternoon.
The school hoard has offered the Use Of
part Of the school buEiding 20 the Chris
tan university that has been located here.
but not opened for want Of funds for build
ings. The trustees are considering the
proposition and Of starting the school On
April 1.
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bad stous So n so1a ecncsxse4 n -
SDzss ossz9s - expensive skaegzn- sas
wzs - tss kxbss c< aE~srs s0exzag fhs
DER before ressxs1E SINGS tie Ere tie
sssss Aavs been ezssszszy ssfss9 sE2 10
tsSae q - Ezs7asy O. wSn cz1 - fcaz1-
Tie iaek - ga aoax sz4z2s rssEzsS tat
the deer was s0s leeke9. EEsS&czcz pc1nss
70 Gee CT tws weEkAIeas Tn1tans was lost
sss4 sround tee rvezzises consistently
ssseay sa4 who kn@x 3soa. tAs wcszxa
havkng re rzoney - the hocse- Tie AZ
thSxsszss are izvsssEgsszng he csss-
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TAcgNA. Nov. i5.-tspeciai. This AZ
rsign fnent Of President Van Horne and
other officials Of tire Canadian Pacific
railroad on the charge Of violation Of the
interstate commerce laws IN selling a cut
rate ticket from Tacoma 10 Boston viii
not come up until the February term Of
the United States district court. owing 20
the absence OF Judge Hanford attending
the circuit eoGss Of appeals in session at
San Francisco. Don Dickinson will ap-
pear for President Van Horne. The case
Maa oriKinalIY set for tnrnorrnM
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PENpxEfes. Or. Nov. IA-tSpeeiA.. -
TIE Milton bank robbers asv sssa al larev.
Aasy have been tsA.le1 sato TIE ns gator
aoed o. Plns and Naneyels eAnyoas. bat
have aat yet been SEGA ey the olsAaers IN
pan14G TIE Taanor thAg they we're le-
sased at the mostA 81 Psae eress proves to
he ansoaR&ea. May citizens wao weaf
in pussast are FesaEaing. aud tie sx-
fscted lisas N.ta the rosoeVs dli aot ae-
cat. heavy leg fAs gaase t. tie fae.-
taves envelopes tAs - Aase eoautxy.
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Kicked 90 Death BY Horse.

ET1EssBVRs, Nov. i5-~Ispecial. I--ozsian
Spear, young man about ~ years Of age,
died last night as = result Of being kicked
by horse. lie had the animal in a corral
and in an endeayor TO conquer him he
Slapped hun wtth a short board. He
kicked, striking Spear on the side Of the
head. eating OF part of one ear. crush
ing the skull and driving the bones into
tho bsasn. lie never recovered conscious
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ELLxxsBvRa, Nov. Is - Special A
raneher named Peterson. residing on the
Cclcekssn, came to toEn yesterday and
bought y lot Of supplies. including a liquid
poison for coyotes. He left before night
and stopped al ranch a few miles out.
lie took out some tobacco 10 chew and
soon got sick. Looking among his gro
esries hs found that the bottle Of poison
had broken. He Immediately gave the
alarm and asked for help. aud While call
Ing e.. Over deal
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PoRr TOWNSEND, Sow. i5.-lSpeciaL -
A report has been received from Port Gam
be today thai another steamer load OF
Chinese from Victoria were landed near
Point No Point Sunday night. Hardly
week passes bat that similar reports are
received from different points of lower
Puget sound.
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Tn. sheriff Release. m. STAT. H.u.,..

TACOMA. Nov. i1-lS special Samuel
CollyeE. treasurer Of the state Worlds fair
commission, received a telegram today
stating thas The state building vas out OF
The hands % the sheriff. Controller Fckels
allowing security furnished the commits
s'oa 20 secure the money tied up 10 be
=, aced to lis credit
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TacoKA. Nov. 15-lspeeiaL Albert
LorenE. who committed suicide last night
after shooting Mrs Charles Peterson.
who he claimed jiited him, lefs q letter
giving his porter charge Of his property
snd the home which he had prepared for
the woman be shot to August Lu9eriiz.
Of Sldney. The letter stated that Lorenx
had been done = great wrong, which he
could never forgive nor forget.
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Suicide Of an orsxenIan.

GRANTS Pass. Nov. H. Special. IL.
Vance, an old resident OF this county. was
found dead in bed At WlldersvilIe. ten
miles from this city, today, having shot
himself with revolver. No cause is
known for the suicide. He VAS a member
Of the Masons and odd Fellows. a. years
old and bachelor. lie leaves relatives in
California
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Lessons in French. Music
and German given by
arrangement.

REFEEESCEs-Eev nayid C Garrett 81
MARKS rSeEorys RS + < ] Hurt xxvoz TAka
WnShanEteas Kew Wal38ee Ng1stax 40 UnE
segss1y s5Fs<~ a pzssa's of A~xassF pnp2sA
taE tsftneF ili9stlSziaa ~ ~ 20 ths MISSES
wINTA X boE IN Z. sLs Esssszlh s.Esst. cav
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The nart Ar.aa ta...

IAeosA. New. iA-ispeclai The case
Of George +. Hart Va = aanabsg Of IRE in
s1Faaes companies wiil come up in the
superior coasi tomorrow. Mr.. Hart :
charged sitA firing his usiIl. lie has had
prominent connections here, at Seattle aad
kFsrsts, Ira each 81 which places hs has
eesa Interested IN sAN mills ana osher
business mattsra Several nonths ago
when The fesr-lSssLtIaKScKs exclusively
paalisbed tas iaess alleged. il created 3
sensation here Ia business circles. For
simply swing tie meas ths Posr-iKFEft4.
sSNcrs ess taken 10 task by SOME Of Mr..
hart's friends. bat the Insurance. e3sa.
psaiss interested expect te establish al
aaa mere tsAn AS Published. Hiram
Jewell, Ar. mass's partner at the tifas az
iAs tire, has secured tAs release ct al.
nAsae Ia eoaneesion vita tie sais. aRa &C
SeTGlas 10 the laws 81 tie state a. thereon
inside a defendant in tie C&se. lie claims
- uevsg authorized the Csc OF hfs name IL,
bringing the salt Tae aitarasys g,sr the
plaintiff claimed bis name usighs BE used
wsthaat his consent
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foaF EowzssNu. Aov, ia=fspectsl. -
Tie opinion prevails around Port Isscov-
cry that tas ol3 WOMAN. Mrs. Thoaa1
Berger, who saa haFaea 10 dsagh Sanday
n.Eat. eas Esss aur1sFea Aa3 r,abss1 aal
then tae hoase ses ga Ere IL w1s renrr.
ally known among tAs Iad.zas that sAs
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Stevenson q small Potato.


Vice President Stevenson continues the
most unknown man at Washington City.
On Monday be went 20 the treasury de-
partment. BY appointment with Secretary
Carlisle. and vas refused entrance. Some
such plaesrd as Pm Vice President
Sect" might help AdlAi to get recognition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

kenssngsoa art rugs. sT5o. size
- ex12, reduced from sIL Pacific
" CARPET Company, toa0 From. street
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Satehe. and yeweiry

Sacrificed at the closing oas auction sale OF
the stock OF ]. X. Basye. ieseser. so4 Froa;
street Sales in progress daily a. 1870 a
IA, $50 and 80 p. m.
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The entire stick Of J. L. Bssve. Seveler.
So Front street. Is now besng closed OF.
~ pzalic auction No reserxe HoE-s &C
sale: 1910 g. n. 80 and 80 .. n.
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Low prices sgiil consinas - the Fulton
Market. HinekIey block.
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Argument IN tire cslifoEnta capital removal
case Is ia progress before tie California supreme
court
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-THE--
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOB
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Hel9 n the Los C&atn eorasr o. TeSapsra5ee aaa
Rspasskcas streets. SeSsa seattle, from
- AZ a IN Also ia Eiayeatn AZ
fEezn ls31 TO s.39 p Ia

Principal. Miss Wsafezooaras tFroaaAl Cnton
Graduate a tae Eana An9 Co.1naNs TF1antnx
Col eye. L0ntSa. ERglaaeA she ha2dS ; klax
Cs=asy TekcEsr's C~sssaeass, second grAse.
Fs3l sssn eolZeaSsa MSa1sy. September a.
1893
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Ia IRE 6ase street. way SCAT IN san Frsu-
slsea Azx0s k.sess asa es~a eAArEes with IA.
laWtallg 4ssssayseS taS sszapAas's pSss&sEy Il
SAS4SS sp tsa ts4sAA