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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-20

LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Movements of Transatlantic steamers
GLASGOw-Arrived June l9-Stmr Furnessia,
from New York.
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the business of his and her assignment
with vim. Olmi made a fine Mikado
and freshened the character by his ambi-
ton. Phil Branscom was at home
in Nanki Poo and Ferris Hartman
as Koko. the lord high executioner
Of Titipu, covered himself with what
may be called secondhand glory, consid-
erlng how we'll the same character has
been presented on our local stage. His
topical song, He Never win Be Missed"
was well received, and he had TO repeat
1t, verse by verse, until it was extended to
the fatal number of thirteen. Hartman is
becoming a great favorite at this house.
Miss Oracle Plaisted as Yum Yum was
another feature IN the performance. She
looked very nice in her classic Japanese
robes and charming bracelets, and was
quite an lngenue as 5, one OF ths three little
were very we'll sustained. Ii "Ali Bahia Up
to Date" the new piece underlined.
draws as well as the threadbare "Mikado,
the Kreling management Will have reason
to thank their fortunate stars.
The production of Milton Mobiles "a
Man of the People" by Clarence Z. Arper
was greeted by full house. Mr.. Arper
as Jack Ryder. ga man of the people,
SIR" made a better character ont of the
part Lnan was expected, anu tne suppOIt
was also cause for congratulation. Like
the AlcaZar was of old, the Groye-street
is now the dramatic seminary of number
of young histrionic aspirants.
The four-act society play "Queena" was
presented by the New York Stock Com
pany at the National Theater. corner Of
Jones and Eddy streets. lastevening. The
attendance was not as large as on Sunday
evening, when it was first brought out. but
it was quite large enough to show that the
piece had made an impression. Miss May
Nannary assumed the dual role of Queena
and Mile. Rene, an opera singer. and Miss
Lizzie Llngham that of Queena's mother.
Both parts were nicely filled. The piece
was we'll cast and well played throughout.
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UNIQUE FIRE ALARM.
A New System lnaugurated at the
Palace Hotel

A New System lnaugurated at the
Palace Hotel.
W. j. Walters, the draughtsman at the
Palace Hotel. has invented a new fire
alarm system for the Palace Hotel which
was successfully inaugurated yesterday. A
series of alarm boxes throughout the hotel.
to which the night watchmen carry keys.
correct with the sleepihg apartments of
the carpenters and mechanics, the yard
men and other male employees. In case oil
fire in any part of the hotel nearly every
man employed about the big hosiery is
awakened by the ringing Of a bell on his
bedstead. and small fire department is
thus Immediately summoned to the floor
and room where the fire is located. A
similar system for day use. but entirely
distinct from the night system, is also
being constructed.
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The late Lord Petre, whose death was
announced by cable the other day. was
the first Catholic priest TO sit in the English
House of Lords since the time of Henry
VIII. He was a baron as we'll as priest,
and the Pope made him a monsignor
Much of his life was passed in Rome.
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Railroad Crossings to Be Guarded.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
began preparations yesterday to place
crossing guards at Twenty-ffth and
Valencia streets. A signalman will also
be stationed at this point to operate the
gates. Crossing guards are also being
placed at TwenIy-second and Harrison and
Twenty-third and Folsom streets.
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BORN.
KERN-In this city. June 10. 1898, to the vile of
George ". Kern. a daughter
BEBAE-In this city. June 2. 1893, TO the wife Of
j. Beban, son.
ALLEN-In this city. juno 4. 1893, to the wife of
Robert O'Hara Allen, daughter.
WoLFE-1n this city, June 49, 1893, to the wife
of William Wolfe, daughter.
ENDERLE-in this city, to the wife Of Theo
Enderle. a daughter.
STELLING-In this city, June IL, 1893 to the
vito of John Sizzling, daughter.
FIGEL-In this city, June lS. 1898 to the wi fe OF
Arthur Figel, daughter.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES. DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed IN at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same pubished.J
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z1C a Yard

BEDFORD CORDS, fancy dark coll
ors, 80 inches wide, fine quality
value 1212c yard.
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IOC q Yard

SEA ISLAND GINGHAMS, 80 inch
wide. dark piaids only, fine. quality,
actually worth zoe yard.
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II1C a Yard
WOOL CHALLIES, new floral de-
signs and color effects, value zoe
ward.
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sc a Roll

WHITE COTTON BATTING, good
white quality.
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Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January I,
1888. are 50, esa.si7 There were filed for
record yesterday II deeds, the considera-
tons aggregating So 2SS Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co, abstractors of titles. TIC Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
J. r. Bangs TO G. Arnston, NJ lot Is.
part lot Il, block 7. Greene's add, s., 100
C. X Douglas 10 NJ. D. Smith, 10. 8.
block Il. Brighton Beach. ST.
y. +. X. II. 10 L q. Pratt. sc ne e,s Sc S,
-. &. 500.
y. T. Il. n. to P. +. Pratt. sw 9. as. 6,
s7a0
J. +. Stirrat to Robert wark, part lots 5.
10, block !, Fsirvles Hid. 81 so.
r. wyss 10 {. Hofmeisser. s1s sw nv Z.
-, s, 500
;. MeKercher ct al. 10 ]. c. McKercher
ct al. part S. -. S. and Others. 81. 81
J. I. Smith 10 H Smith, lot 5, block S.
East Park. 81
: r. Coombs 20 r. +. Sander, Inc Bos-
ton Heights add. q, C., $50
* e. LIllice 20 K j. Dexter. part lot =
sec IA, n. 5. si9A
NJ n. Ballard 10 l.. 4. Ferry, lot I, block
IA, bigelow's add, SSsI
George Tinto 20 {. Unto. lot s. block =,
Pontsus' 81.
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

The premium map offered by the
PosT-INTEILIGEScER TO its sabscri-
bers, old and new, is now to be found
in thousands OF homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, is evidenced BY the following
testimonials, which are a few among
the large number received from thos.
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies of the orig
mails on file in this Office, the sig
natures only being omitted, as the
PosT-lHTELIrCEScER does not feel at
liberty to publish in full the names of
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation of the map
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE sTArE oR TRADE.

SAN Francisco, Aug 1.-The local
merchandise market is in better shape,
with more active feeling in nearly all
lines.
The produce markets are heavily stocked
with fruit and vegetables. Business Is
only fair. Pears are beginning to come in
light
Tomatoes and peaches are lower again.
Butter-weaker.
Eggs-Firm.
Pouitry-Duil.
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks.
10, los; wheat. centals. IS. sss: barley, cen
tails, &, 067: oats. centals. 2t0; beans, sacks,
%; potatoes. sacks. :. 591. onions, sacks
362s bran. sacks. f,la6.
Flour--We quote: Net cash prices
for family extras. 81. ana4oo per barrel /:
bakers extras. $3.soet3.9p: superiine. 81 50
OSLO.
wheat-No. 1 shipping, sLo5: choice,
sio7ts: milling. $i0ss.Gt 10.
Bariey-No feed. 6ss.6fToc; choice
bright, Tii4c: brewing, s0tagoc: Chevaiier.
$50 for standard and l.l2ls per centa.
for lower grades.
Oais-New oats. red, apc to 81; white. soc
90 silo: black, soc 20 81; old oats. 81 TO
$i.20 per GENITAL, according TO quality.
CALI BOARD.
safes were FecoFurA sOIhY - a0tloWss
whess-Morning. informal session: De-
cen5er, so tens. $l.i6; loo tons,
$lie. 100 tons sLi5is: 100 tons. sLi5a. !:
May. 100 tons, 81. a5s.: loo tons, 81 %. !,
100 tons. si.sis. 100 tons. - r-r GENITAL.
Regular SESSION: December, TO tons,
sli51s: loo tons. Si.ISs.; 500 tons, sif5sk
80 tons. 81 isix. 100 tons. 81. 1884, 200 tons.
ST. ltl. settler, fsaa. rev after September 1,
100 tons. i.0s per GENITAL.
Barley Regular session - December
lon tons, 7sssc. 80 tons. 76l.e; 800 tons,
s6c, 20 tons. -5stc; 100 tons, 75ske. 500
tons 73tsc per GENITAL.
bras--octoser. 100 tons. SIS PER ton.
Afternoon sesxion--W heat December
500 tons. si.iSI.. 20 tons. sI.ls,s; f.seo
tons. sli5; 30 tons, sI.i4fs: To tons.
sLtsss; 20 tons. silica MAY. 100 tonx.
sl.@saa, DO tons. 81 s,t pes Genital.
Bassey--DecemheF, iao tons. 5itEc Per
eeatal.
FINANCIAL
nFafts-0n sight, New York. per 500.
ioe discount. Sterling hlg!x--Oa London,
0lN1aY bank. si&
SILVER
Silver bars. per ounce. 1S'sR1Sssc.
Mexican dollars. 6lesGi isG
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for Ceunsry
Produce.

Frtces raid To Farmers Tor Country
Preaaee.
The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers aud producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods TO be delivered in Seattle:
HoTs- No old hops for sale; i51isc
offered on contract
HAr-tIn car load iotsl-Puget sound,
Old, Sa1 10 rer ton.
6sAts Tin car load lossl--0ats. choice.
Va barley, Sis - per ton, wheat, chicken
isei so, corn, So 80; cracked. $eS. So
BurrEg ASD ksss-Handisd entirely on
ecmmissaon.
LsvE srocK-cho,ce beef cattle. sikee4e:
eoNs, Sets SC choice sheep, 4.eG4tsc:
food hogs, 7's6tSc. calves. large. AZ; small,
&c per IL.
hIpEs, fEirs AND TAIIow--Heavy sailed
s'esrs, over 10 lbs, per Ii. &c: medium. per
Ie A light, under 40 lbs, PEI To- . /;
eitsd ktn, &c. and calf, per 10. 3s14c. green
nsass lie less than saltec: dry hides. per
70. &c; dry elk. PER III, sg1se: dry deer
ssslns, summer. Per II. ~: winter.
E6l1es sheep skins, s0@6sc: full wool,
90 WOO, 6etSc per To: tailow, 2ikeesisc.
LOGS superior quality. per NJ, nr. 81 so
49,; choice eeds-. 81 5oeea %; common,
per ", 81
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Jebhinx Quotations

The following are the prices paid By re-
eii dealers fer round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars. or the johbing rates
saosed by wholesale dealers:
SrArLg oHocERtEx
sraaR-{ obhinFl ~tio,den &c" in Dbl.
70, Ssac: extra - IA bsl, per IN. SIZE.
sFy grsau.agcd. in hhl, per 10. exc; cube
E powdered. -. In kegs eaea Of the
s,sse a. &c advance on prices quoted.
ftorR sTV. -- tiehbingl ~ Washington
gFaisht Per Dol, $40, patent s. -. Cal.
A ssfnla brands, 81, ~; hucksheat ;.oQr. ner
g y -; rer cwG, SSaa, graham. yer sai
-. or lo-lh sacks. $50 per cas-. we
aeaF. per bhl. s4Sos or lob Saeks e. -
seat; rye meal. per DO. 81 3, rer eat
~ oAt greats, per ebi. SSWsl4e ~. hoo,-
per est, S3Ta: cracked wa~aL Per
sI =. rolled wheat. SStga So ter hi
sesis wheat flour. Per cwt. s2TG reari
.sA'aey' Per 10, A'se. spit peas, per ID. 6l.e.
:, ss.c corn Fnsal, yellow. 81 a. per ext la
Eg "''''S' 1e'' e." -
=. hsASs-( toselagl Small Whit r.r IN
PINK, per lh- a'sass.. Rayas. re-
sN@s; butter. per 10. 4. Lima, per
hseE - llobbinel ~ lsaAn. s. -,
ns..,4.s, s*.s'xs s.s.3s CAina. So per ewL
1nsr s-tIebesag) Ele.a, pss ID. sc.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON sTocK EXCHANGE.

LONDON. Aug. 22-Consois, 81 f1-I6d.
Bank of England discount rate, 4 per cent.
SILVER.
Bar silver, .s25 fine. SD.
GOLD.
There were $4,000 of geld Withdrawn
from the Bank OF England for shipment
to the United States today.
FssLrsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22.-Wheat-D Demand
poor; winter. easy, at rs sd: spring, easy,
at SIS ID.
Corn-spot. demand fair; futures, de-
mand far. spot. steady. at IS I'D; August
easy. at Is I'D; September, steady, at
Is sd; October. steady. at Is I'd.
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SEw Yozx. ARg. 22-There Was less
activity in the stock market than on yes
terday and the fluctuations were confined
within narrower limits. As Q rule the
prices were X 80 ~ higher in early trad
ing. owing to further arrivals of gold and
receipts Of Washington City adviess favor
ing the repeal Of the Sherman silver lax.
but In the afternoon professionals who
were working On the bear side put out
fresh lines of shorts. and declines Of Il to
per cent. easued.
The Ems brought In x2o7, 500 OF gold
from Southampton, $50 600 from Bremen
haven and e,lTO.om marks from the
Dersxche BANK OF Berlin
Government: honds-Loaer.
Petroleum--Seglecsed.
srLvER
Silver certificates were bid up TO 20 with
out sale. Commercial bar rose 20
751s-
FINANCIAL
Money on cal--Firmer at sac per cent
Closed, offered a. per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. s1l2 per cent Sterling
exchaage-Weak; sixty-day bills, s. s2@
ASS. demand, S4sgA94S
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Trade has been better during the past
week than for several weeks preceding and
collections continue 10 be good. The ium-
Der and shingle business has not inn
proved. but wheat charters are little
better. A long list of charters from San
Francisco Is now reported, which is an in
dicaiion OF movement of the crop. which
must soon begin here. The charters re-
ported also indicate better freight rates.
Wheat 10 nov quoted here at 81 cents Tor
export. Prices of other grains continue
the same IA a week ago. Neither Is there
any change in the already low figures paid
for hides and wool.
Hop buyers are Offering from IS to 10
cents on contracts for the growing crops.
and only the scarcity of money prevents
better figures. A careful estimate places
the yield of this state this year at 10. 600
bales against $1,000 last year. Ii there
we're no lice 10000 would DO harvested
The indications are now that the hops will
Be Of choice quality.
During the week California brands of
Hour have been marked down. Some
eompetition among the mills for trade has
led cut OF cents per barrel 10 be made
hg the mills represented in this market
below other grades. Corn meal has also
been marked down.
Lard and provisions have advanced dur
Inc the week. the former Ia cents and the
latter l cent per pound.
No other important changes have been
noted in the general wholesale market.
Business is especially lively among the
fruit and vegetable dealers. aud sales were
remarkably good today. the fresh stock
nom the California steamer going of well.
: The scarcest article In the market seems
10 he ripe tomatoes, and they are held
hrm at 80 cents To 81 per boz.
Bartlett pears are also inclined to be
scarce. and are firm at 81. - per box.
Plums Of many varieties are plentiful,
bat peach plums are we'll cleaned up.
Apples are weaker and sell at 81 TO 81 IS
per box.
Peaches go OF we'll at 50 TO IS cents per
box
Biackberries were much more plentiful,
and declined 10 81. 50 per crate.
Rose Peru and Mnscst grapes sell NJ 81,
bat 81 Is II asked for Tokays, though the
latter are not yet hardly ripe enough to
ell we'll.
RECEIPTS.
BY steamer Maud. from China via Brit
fsh Columbia, / 40 bags sugar, $50 bags
rice. 900 pkgs tea and % es eurios.
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Post.rntelligencer Co. Seattle, Wash
Gents: I received some time since your
excellent map Of the United States and
the world map on the reverse side. and
am pleased vita IT, 1t forms = handsome
and valuable addition 10 my Office. and
eannot fail 20 De satisfactory n any one
who invests the small sum asked for the
map. Yours truly. K. l.
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Hops-Dull and lady.
WOOL.
Wool-Dull and irregular.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Coffee--options dull and unchanged. to
points up Sales 4, 100 bags. including:
September, si465: October. $1465. Spot
Rio-Dull. but steady; i5s1c for No. 2.
Sugar-Raw-Firm and dull; centrifu-
gals, So test, SIC. refined. firm, fairly &C
tive.
Copper-Steady; Lake, $500
Lead-Quiet; domestic. $S37i4.
Tin-Firm; Straits. $3.50 bid; plates,
dull and steady.
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PEsHAsrrx. Wash. ApriI 4. 1852.

E1HHotFNs W NSElss n 3NSV--
Post Intelligencer Co., Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the ist
Of April. and alter sixty miles travel ny
stage from ElIensburg to this place. came
in excellent condition. am well pleased
with the map. as well as estonished at the
price Tor which you give the map TO your
subscribers. Most respectfully. n. NJ.
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rortlana yyheat Nfarket.

PORTLAND. Aug 22-fSpeeial. Wheat
Trading light and market weaker: Valley.
sl6L0214 per Genital; Waila Walia s7Jsa
90c. Receipts, 1901 centsls.
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Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash
Gents: I received the map Of the world
sent by you in good order and am well
pleased with it, Ii Is both useful and
ornamental and should find q place in
every household. Please accept my
thanks. Yours respectfully. NJ. II.
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Mr,nnw Nah Frh- Q isQe

Post-rn;eiligencer Co., Seattle. Wash
Sir.. The man is batter than We expected.
so we are well satisfied With ~ Respect
fully, =. D
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NosrH WELLINGTON, c.. June 2, 1892.
Editor Post-Inteiligencer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: | have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am highly
pleased with it. / consider that | have
got your valuable paper free. as value
the man more than the price of subscrip-
ton. Yours very respectfully. ID. j.
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Ion CHARTER
srEAxKa IDAHo

xewsy furnished sn1 esFsiDp~9 snd especially
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A roarz 81 STAR Boyd sashsfaG
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acknowledgement, Seattle, Wash
Sirs: I received one of your premium
mans the other day and IL is fine map in
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
truly, ). Nj.
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LANGLEY, Wash, March 81, 1892
Post-Intelligencer Publishing CO., Sc
attle, Wash.-Gents: | would say that
arm delighted with the map. IL came In
good order and is a daisy. A b.
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Fnr Idaho. Feb. %. Is.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer Co.. Sc
attic. Wash.--Sirs: received the double
wall map short time ago. and in good
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it. 1t is worth double the price. Yours
truly. II. j.
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LooNrsToy. Wash Eel. 3. Is9a

Post Inteiligencer. Seattle, Wash
/ received your map and il Is away be-
yond my expectations. | think it Is worth
fully ten times the money You ask for it,
and is the best map have ever seen pub
lished. Yours with respect. ]. S.
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E.sr sr C,oun. Mimi n,

East Sr. CLoup. Mimi, May q 1897
Post Intelligence, Seattle. Wash
Gents: The map received in good order,
and we think IL is fine map. You should
certainly be anle TO dispose of . large
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Maori wash /,

Marorr, Wash, March 50. 1892
Post-Inteiligeneer CO., Seattle, Wash -
Gents: | have received the map and am
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S.. which it wouid cost to 60 to store
and buy IT, Long may the Post-Inteill-
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very respectfully, S.
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CLEVELAND. Wash. Feb. /.

Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: ! received your premium map
which gives US great satisfaction. My wife
thinks 1t is worth more than the paper
and map both cost. She is much delighted
with il. Yours very respectfully. b. p.
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Norm YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 5. fs92.
Post Intelligencer, Seattle. Wash. -
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due on subscription and map.
Much pleased with map. Think u isa
fine premium. Yours respectfully, ;. :.
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KoKrsIAH, B. c., May 10. 1892.
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received the map Of
the world, etc. and am pleased to state
that | am thoroughly satisfied with IL.
Yours truly. w. s
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Asrxnrrx. Wash. Feb. Il, Isse

Pos.- Intsiligeneer Co, Seattle. Wash. -
Premium map received and gives perfect
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, A. III.
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Lrxxr, Wash. Feb. 4. 1892.

The Post-Ietelligencer. Seattle, Wash
Dear sirs: received your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for Il.
Respectfully yours. III. }.
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STEAMER oLrpn

leaves Merchants aoek 2:s3 p m Nesdsya wsd-
ns.days and fridsys for West side. cisfs and say
lsassars; Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays fee
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Post .fnseIiigencer, Seattle, Wash.
Dear sirs. Map received IN good shape
We. pleased with it and also the paper.
Yonrs respectfully. u. IL
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ONTARIO, Canada. April 4. 1892
Post-Intelligeneer. Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: The premium map I received
in good order, and 1t gives perfect satisfac-
ton. am yours truly, NJ II.
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EyTEgPsIsE. Wash. Feb. iS, 1890.
Seattle Posf-lntelligencer,S Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am ex-
ceptionaily well Pleased with il. Il is ex-
cellen. Accept thanks. Yours truly,
NJ III.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. May -. 1892.
Post-Inteliigencer CO.. Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and is
very much appreciated. Very truly. ]. s
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