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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23

LIE coin de la septi6me rue I
premiere aveoue nord, lOO,ss- is
sur $50 ont etc vendus mardl der
nier pour $4,000 dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23

M. Frank Lavalliere a recu il
y a quelques jonrs du Canada
une lettre lul annoncant la mort
de ga Venerable mere.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23

M. Charles Guilmont de New
York, beaufrAre de M. Louis La
rance, est a Minneapolis avec lin
tention de sly 6tabllr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23

81 vous voulez DIES photogra-
plies de premiere classe q des prix
raisonnables allez chez w. Il.
Stafford, 2061 Avenue Centrale. Sa-
tisfaction garantie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23

Nous donnerons I'm compile rem
du de la soir6e du club Lafayette
Papineau dams notre proclaim
num6rO.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23
PERSONNEL

y Nous avons Gu lie plaisir, mardi
dernier, de receyoir la visite du
Rev Pere Riviere, cure de Phillips,
Wis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23

M. Willie fills de M. j. IT.. Sey.
mour, partira samedi pour le col
lege st Louis, Montreal,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23
Nalssance

A Duluth, MINI, lie 10 f6vrier,
Madame Anatole s. Piedalue, I'm
garcon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23
@lhn de r'@ntst.
MINNEAPOLIS, % F6vrler 1898
Mgr Satolli aura so residence
o&cielle q Washington.
Les ceremonies d'lnstallation
du president Cleveland c%ot1teront
environ $4,000 dollars.

: LIZ general Beauregard est dec6-
de lundi soir, q la Nouvelle-O rl6-
ans. II 6tait.Ag6 de Is ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23
HCH0 DID LI0UHST

lie MARIE de st Paul, NJ. Wright
a recu dun veuf de pIowa la SIN
guliAre lettre suivante:
M. le MARIE:
J'ai appris quill y await . 81
Paul on pres de st Paul, deux
veuves Pune ag6e de 40 ans ct
.l'autre de so.
Je ne connais pas leurs MONS
mails Pune dele est une artistic.
ST vous les connaissez, veuillez
leur remettre la lettre incluse car
j'ai besoin dune m%6nagere. J'ai
DIES propri6t6s valiant $4,000.
Bien q vous,
A.sss.sss
Dams la meme envelope Sc
trouvait une autre lettre que nous
publions en-. anglais, respectant
bien entendu l'orthographe de son
auteur.
"Civil LADY, hav ben in
formed that there was 2 lady's in
st. Paul that wanted to marry If
they cold get a good man. If this
is SO, pleas write soon. | am a
widower and hav a good HON. Can
Civ the best Of reference"
LIE MARIE de st. Paul TRANSFORMS
en- agent matrimonial!
D6cid6ment on ne doute de rien
dams pIowa.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23
GUIDE FRANcAle
Des Etats.ynis.

Go magni1que Outrage canadien, unique
en- son genre, est malntenaHt pref. Ceux
qui desirent Sc le procurer voudront bien
s'adresser de suite d La Soci6tA de Publ
cations Franchises des Etats- Unis, boits
SO B. de Poste, Lowell, Mass, qui pexp6-
diera franco par Ia MALE sur reception Do
$3.50.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23
L COMMERCIAL.

DE CHAs. e. LEWIS & Gre. "CoM-
MISSION MERCHANTS EFT Stock
BROKERS'" 2 EFT 3 CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23

La meueure place pour
acheter vos chRussures est sans
contredit chez L. LUNDEoU1sT 223
Central Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23
Deux iours plus tard, mardl soil

H1OAt uO Ia
Nine Harmel Miohaud en- 6tait
la principale organisatrioe ct il me
fat plaisir d'ajouter que ce con-
cert a 6t6 couronn6 dun plein
success CONNIE tous ceux organises
par cette 81 d6vou6e dame.
Les billets d'entr6e. n'6taient
que de Is centins ct dependant lie
profit net realise est de so dollars,
les d6penses 6tait q peu pres null.
les. La sale 6tait litt6rallement
remplie.
Toutes les personnes don't lie
nom figure sur le programme qui
suit meritent des fluctuations a I'm
meme d6gr6.
Choeur: lies Montagnards" par
Mdes Ouellet, Marquis, Beuglet,
Elder, Miles Deslauriers. Che
vrette, NM. Prefontaine, B6dard
ct Marquis.
Solo de Piano: 1.-THE Annette
Waltzes"
par Mile r. Deslauriers.
Operette: "Douoette ct Sans Pa
tience'' paroles ct chant
par Melles Morrisseau
ct Bouquet.
Duo. (Piano ct Violon).
Milo D'Aoust ct NJ. A. Leblanc.
Solo Vocal. ella Charlie"
Nine G. Beuglet.
Solo de Piano: lies Sylphes"
Mile Belle Jacques.
Danse: "ajgh'and Fling
Mile Florence Jacques
agee de 10 ans.
Solo de Piano.: Monastery Bells
Mile Carrie Narcotic.
Chanson; "La danse des Fleurs"
Miles Chevrette. V6ronneau, Girl
gnon, Pr6fontaine, D'Aoust, JAG
ques eth lchaud.
Solo le piano: "Home sweet Ho.
me" de Mazurette
Nine Louis Filiatrault
Chanson: LIE Portrait de Mar
guerlte'' paroles de Villemer
NJ. J. @, Marquis
Duo comique: "Chien ct Chat"
Miles V6ronneau ct Michaud
Solo de piano: lila pluie de Co.
rail"
Mile Maria Daoust
Solo vocal: "Parais a ia fenetre"
Nine j. @. Marquis.
Duo de piano; Miles Brunei ct
Chanson com1que: "L'enfant ga
to-
M. Bruno Peltier
Solo de piano: Spring Revere"
Mile Belle Jacques
Chmur: "Bonsoir"
Tableau: "La Fol, rEsp6rance
ct la Charlie"
Nous .oyons done avec plaisir
lie r6sultat du travail d'organisa
ton que s'+st impose notre pas
teur, lie Revd Pere Giraux depuis
deux annes, car ceci est son puvre:
ramener la paix dams notre parois-
sc canadienne ct concentrer nos
SOCIETIES sous I'm meme toit aim
que chaque dollar donn6 par nos
compatriotes soft un 'b6nefce q la
paroisse au lieu d'aller grossir lie
gousset des strangers qui ne peu
vent nous en- garden aucune con-
naissance.
Nous avons I'M piano ct I'M har-
monium dams notre sale 3 la dis
position de nos diverses societies
ct celia sans avolr q payer an GEN.
tin pour lear usage de meme
que pour celui de Ia sale qui peut
contenir 800 %personnes. Notre d.
gne cure, dams les paroles quill a a
dress6es q la fin du concert, a remer
Gle chalereusement tous ceux qui
avaient prete leur secours en- fai
SAINT en- meme temps un appel 3
toas les autres talents qui mont
pas encore figure mails gull salt
exister dams ga paroisse. Espe-
rons que Get appel sera entendu
pour lie grand bien de notre ma
tionalit6.
~.
LIE "Catholio Directory" pour
Los oinn naroissea de- Dnlnth aera
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LIE "Catho]io Directory" pour
les cinq paroisses de Duluth sera
en- vente dimanche proclaim ct le
prix men sera que de Is centins.
Tous les canadiens de Duluth de-
vront so procurer Get Outrage qui
est pour eux de -beaucoup sup6-
r1eur aux autres "Directory's"
puisqu'il renferme les noms de
tous nos compatriotes de Duluth
d'apres u n relieve fdele fait par le
Rev Pere Giraux dams le mois de
ianvier 1893. II content les MONS
ct actresses de 265 families cana
diennes en- outre. des personnes
qui ne tiennent pas FEU EFT LIEU.
J'oubliais de die que ce "Di
rectory' aura aussi quatre page
remplies de MONS italiens que le
Rev PAre Giraux est en- frais dor
ganiser en- paroisse sous le nom de
"St Pierre ct st Paul." Notre
pasteur parle Acknowledgement bien
l'italien ayant demeur6 cling an.
n6es d Rome. II est done le pas
teur de ces pauvres 6mlgr6s JUS
qu'ici d6nu6s Reorganization.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-23

M. jacques Bureau, avocat,
transportera ses p6nates dams quel
ques jours de la partje Quest au
No 226 44me Avenue Quest au
centre de la vile ct q quelques
minutes de marche de son bureau.
P1ERRoT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-01

nance No. 2a2 Was below high water marx.
OUTSIDE OF patented land. and that none Of
she defendants ever possessed Il either
.ners u crosses Coiumbia street or n
block l. He claims that both this and orof-
nsncs - are void, the city having no
power 20 pass them He alleges that tAs
STRIP mentioned in his deed to the railroad
conp any. except . small triangular piecs
- the northeast extremity. liss entirely TO
the west Of that described In the ords-
nances. and that the true boundaries ars
SHOWN In . map fled With mis- answer.
ne says also that long time after the Gre
ana before the railroad company obtained
: restraining order he held the easement
forfeited. took possession Of the ssrip and
gave notscs to the defendants, Who after-
wards abandoned all right to IT, He finally
alleges that after tho commencement OF
the action and prior to June. 1897. the
columbia & Puget Sound charged the
black Diamond company 81 "a per ton for
nauiing supplies and made the Cedar
hiver company pay $40. though IL
shipped larger quantities.
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IArocsH. Nov sa-5 n m.-ss,scsaI l.
Light rsln: brisk east wind. Inwsrf-Tus
r.onees, s:o n outward-str MALTA wasIs,
p N.
x,skAH bAY,. Nov. za-5 D. m-lepseaal. r.
bar. -
GALAXY Bar. Nov. SIS .. m.-fepecsal -
iaRnt rain: light southeast wind
<, rokI cExscxSr. Nov. 2o-5 p m.-fepsciai r.
f0nr AseKLxs. Eov 8-s D a--fspeeiai. T.
cloudy. light southwest wind
AsrokiA, Nov. A--fspeciaL f-stsamsr State
on Gaiifofnia sailed for san francesca The fol-
loving vessels LET'S MP for Portland early this
morning.: Rosshire, vsikyrle, Manx Klng and
sosepn Basa ship Santa Clara from New YORK.
u supposed TO b. oatslds win pilot
San fkAScfsco. Nov 0-Arrtvsd-sh Amer
Yea, Departure Bay; str Arcata. Coos Bay
saiisd-Beigic, Honekong and Yokohama;
schf san Buenayentnra. 6aay's Harpos; str
Arsgo, Goes BAY: coiumbfs, Astoria: Brig r. W.
Isacas, Srsy's Harbor; schr Lily Bottgsr. Um,-
qua. senr G. H. Merchant. Coos bar; schx Vine,
Apis via Honolulu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-01
m PARK SYSTEM.
r6ted Districts Should Pay
for Boulevards.
r,,pmENT TO THE cHARTER.
!. be Controlled by the City csun-
e-suprsvements 70 BE Psid By
Aseessms or City YusAs.

.....~ amendments to the charter yet
Z. =. considered are several having for
- = nb;ect the formulation of system
s-a;eh marks shall be laid out and bouie-
81. eutsbsished- They have been pre-
- mainly by W. d. Wood, but have
- bfoaght into harmony with amend
- already approved by the revision
-~sttee. All propositions axrss on
S.s,.kinr the present park board and
<.,1sw the control and management in
n. ~ council. 1t 10 proposed By Woods
.e.dmen. that the council shall have
- 10 designate lands and grounds to
"a and appropriated for such pur-
81. 20 cause the same TO be plated and
rsred and the p!sts thereof TO be filed
4 - ofics OF the board OF public works
: !, The Office Of the city engineer. They
~ have power to devise. adopt and lay
a psrks, squares. park drives. park
- and boulevards in and adjacent
the city Of Seattle, and
- dime to time to extend
- ssme and add thereto; to grade, i'm
anya ornament and maintain the same:
erees and maintain buildings and
6peturss therein; 10 provide for growing
"a maintaining trees, plants. flowers,
Biological collections and other attrac-
1nns therein; to grant concessions and
Savilsgss therein. under such restrictions
e cor such compensation ~ they shall
xucsibs, the revenue Of which shall 60
10 the city park fund: provided that no
| nh concession or privilege shall ever Be
osnted for the sale of any intoxicating
Eeaon 10 any pubic park. square, park
{iav parkway or boulevard Of the city.
The city council, IL provides, shall have
! sossr 10 select and designate by ordinance
| ssy street or highway Of tho city for .
|ssrt drive. parkway or boulevard, pro-
|yided that before taking possession there
IL for such purpose. they ahali take or
Ennse to hs taken proper proceedings a.
fmQuirsd by law for the ascertainment and
|nJmsns to the proper parties OF the dam
-, II any, which would result to the
nspersy TO 30 affected thereby.
The second amendment provides for .
tnAhod by which the city may lay out
[rkeets wider than sixty-six feet by Great
|x benefit assessment district. II gives
~ council the power, upon the petition
|dacertain proportion Of property owners.
Eh1eate district which shall bear the
|nsirs expense Of the improvement: or
|Fst Of the cost may be 50 levied and part
h Il betrayed from the general fund or the
|psk fund; or. NJ tho discretion Of the
pancil, wholly out OF the general fund or
psk fund. When any Of the cost Il to DO
|1hassed to adjoining property the board
h pablo works il charged with the duty
|N considering tho project, viewing the
|lfality concerned and hearing objections
assessment.
leo the finance department and one in
niersnce to sanitary regulations. will COM
pIsss the work OF the charter revision COM
mice, which hopes TO close It's labors BY
hcsmber at latest.
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Everybody knows what . magnificent train
this IL: how clean, comfortable and luxurious.
what delight IL IL TO ride 10 IT, eat in IL, read
and write In II. smoke and lonngs in it--in .
word, euioy all the comforts of . flrst-class ho-
tel while travelling at hign rate OF speed that
one 10 unconscious Of. because of the smooth.
ness OF the track and perfection of motive power
aud construction.
Connection made with oil transcontinenta,
trains in Minneapolis and 81 Paui for Chicago
snd points East, sioux City. Omaha sni points
south FW. PaRKxa,
Puget Sound Agent, Ill Cherry street. Seattle
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Ship Ksnnebsc IL taking coal
Bark Topgaiians win eomplsts her cargo Of
coal today.
Steamship Queen returned from Tacoma yss.
terday ana took fuel.
steamer Homer went 70 Myers esnnsry yes.
tsrdsy 20 discharge frsighs
Schooner r. g. RecHeld sailed from San Fran.
cisco on Tuesday Tor this port
Steamer Michigan has been Iibsled BY the
Fort Biakeiey Mid Company for whsr fags.
The Oracle Fsiitx ives fully fitted out for hSt
cruise north and was waiting Tor wind ysstsr.
day.
The southwest storm signal was displayed
yesterday, thes storm being OF the Washiugton
coast
All the ofaees along the docks were closed
yesterday except for . short time when steam
efs came In or departed.
Bark Alex Mcneil was docksd ss the bunk.
ers yesterday % lead ceal fer the Oregon In.
provsmsnt Company for san Francisco.
Steamer Al-Ki arrived iron Alaska yesterday
morring. having been gone since November g.
she called ct all the outside ports ana brought
back 800 barrels Of salmon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-01

OLYMPIA, Nov. so.-lspeciai. PLANS for
the proposed capitol building have COM
menrcd 20 arrive. A design from a New
York architect came To the express office
yesterday No plans will be received
after December Ia, when bids will be
opened The capitol commission will meet
on December &
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The Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern train
leaving here ct 40 p. m. and arriving
1890 a. IN. now makes direct connection at
snohomlsh with the Everett & Monte
Cristo for Everett
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Th1s aGroeahie and sfncacicp roosA rovasP. -
eabfshed ~ moro han swensy yeaSs experience
- rscs!ved the sanction Of the members - the
Dental sad Mesoai professions Of this city ssRef-
ally. and BY them ~ II daily recommended ocl
prescribed. II b pleasant In the Application -
y u sxceisat IN III enects Is speedily renders the
essth white and smooth. the gums hsa.thfui. RET
land 6rm. and BY frequent use viii preserve them
IN this desirable condition. Is gradually but 81.
1scsaally removes tartar. and destroyss the para
sitioAi anim AicuiR which neglect may have per
United to collect and prevents their further accu-
Duiatien. thur serving - . complete eeautfaes
and prssarvsr Of the teeth. Microscopic exAmina-
tons have been made Of the matter deposited on
tbs teeth and sams Of individuals selected from
ali elasses Of society and Of every variety Of bodily
condition. ana In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were fonnd 20 exist In great
numhsrA EHpsriments we're made fur thsir 70
uovai and the Ingredients used Ia Luein's Tooth
Powder were feund 10 BE- most s6sctaal destroy
ing them inst a;iy.
Through the Kindness Of frisads - - Dss>
mitteA 70 publish the following
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TESTIMONIALS,
Read what your dentist has to sa,

Read what your dentist has to say
about It.:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LUBIS'S CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and ind that it
contains nothing that can i'm the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. Ii has in its competition
sufficient antisep.ic properties TO
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthfal and firm. It's daily
use will help TO prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parasiiical anlmaleala so in
furious to teeth aud gum.
w. Il. GIDDlNGS. h. d. 8.
GEO. w. BRAsDoN, ID. ID. 8.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. d. s
Z. &. ALBIN, d. d. 3.
1. II. LESSEY. d. d. 5.
II. v. DEspoRTES. d. d. s.
ALBERT J. FORREST.
{. z. BROWN, u. d. 8.
GEO. 4. MILLER.
JOS. M0UDl.
WE. =. COME, LD.S&N.RC.D.s
Il. Il. GRIFFIN.
J. N. FOX.
J. ". PUTNAM.
J.N. PRAThER.
LUBINs TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Coed Digestion.
6ood Digestion makes Content
menf-
Contentmeat makes life worth Nv.
ing.
es CENTS A eorTll
SeVart& Holmes DrugCa
WsoLksAlx Ac0m
essssa& wA,is waai& rsssaA
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uooo cAxA aourR


Essasss and ssfzsnisAsA leaves MsreAsaae asen
Tnseasy n asssay sss sAtereAy ~ . q. -
xssxssan- ers asahss. naaes1. asasseG- LAB
wxap n8ssssa. Hes1xperl Issea CITY esd tassp
EaessAs1s petntss Afrsslag n Eatsa ssty - y ~
T>sw~s En5ea City : o. Wednesday. f14sy
aa3 eazaxy arYsviax "a s~&xlss Is 6 . n
x y LfnbY. naa:sx.
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IIoop CANAL EouTE-
IL Sss FassskEss steazss
DELTA
fCasryinx z. a. malit leaves cesxsn socx Men.
lays W szsssasys ASA Esatays ~ : 90 . tee
xiaxsssz rass asmss. R4sEsf ssAksea. sFsansa.
Bs9azfa, t1ilswasP FaSis ho2fsgess ssa { slas
rssy aoa intermediate pessts. ssFfvsna a. Enl9z
sisy a. 90 D a.. Leaves Ls3e@ Cssy 81 4 % q
"a Tuesdays. Tknrsfsys sn1 sAsssdsya Agrsvins
10 'e>''e = ckASIxs nAr1sos, Msss.
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CHAkrEHi


wswfy furrishsd sad sSsfpps1 asa especially
sassss4 fzs sxeafxs1nsL Aa1fsDs ksx TT6. cal
A. sserz 81 starr Bsyd ezil1s az
L. y. Bao@SgIELn Mns6ss asA owasr.
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Car,tcI rInn. Arriyinx.

Gold Drop noar. Louea'.. SIS Front street
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North wcsser. Lin,sed.

Observations taken 1T all stations at y
18th meridian tins rs p. M Pacific timel
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ponr ANGELICA FORT roWHsnHA DUD
i Go0sss an1 noasfle route.
rIMD CAnD
Fase Passenger end rreiGht HroDoaIoR
MoNTfCELLa
Csmnoseisg Tuesday, Nay ~, 1873.
Lsavss daily escsps AenAsy - followsi 0sseoA
M Townsend 10 30: arrives Pert Angeles
p n Lsavss Pors Angeles , p -; PERI
fownsead ESQ ,. m: asffves seattle ~ - d
Townsss1; Xosss's bscR. Pea Ansslsa
QXTCA B1oA
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n sTrAMKn sREYHoUND.
nAlgy except suaasy.
Commencing Meadsy. Sov 20 1898
n -. sssttfs % q r. ! Lvs Seattle. % p m
" avsrs,s 10 - "a AVS Evsssss. 500 ~
Leaves sssffle ..-..s-s-ss..s..t.. - "a
sandArs Leaves krsyett .,s-s. $40 n
tsaH.ets vile sssts f~s FscsHsa sal snss nssaA
+ I.oalas falsasn dock, foot Of AAffon street,
syATIIE ASD TACOMA SASI1ATfoS CO
rI.Asgf3 TRorP ~ W. GooDHrE.
Pras seer.
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uRLlINoHAM BAY. INSIDE MOURN
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmonds. Everett r1sntes. fAsgisy. Coupe
vile. Utsalady. Fldslso City. Aaaecrfss. famish.
rssrhaven. sehoms snd WhAcom. leaving rsassls
Mandsys, Wednesdays and Fridays ~ 2 . m Re-
tarnlag leaves whatcom Tusssays. Thursdays
aad Saturdays At $50 . IN. landing - naksrs
THOMPSON nRoA
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Ear rssrDs nours-

wAssesm and eehoms, Faishavss. sanisA, An
eceres, Fi1sles City. utsaiaay. csupsviiis. lag
ley, Ciiaios. Evsseis, EamsadA
STEAMER wAkco
Leaves BAKERS wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
lsasaraays at e'elsck . "a ricssts for sale 20
ktfy ItcEst ceics. S1ak s~esnd street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-01

9TEAMna MABEL
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The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR. Colo. I
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LAND OFFICE AT LSNAE. Colo.
March 10, lSSsk I
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
" by Russell :. Coates. Arapahoe county. Col
orado. against Hczekiah ". Talhelm, for failure
to comply with law to Tmbsr-S 'ulture entry
No. ii:is. dated Pueblo, Colorado. May ID. Issa.
upon the southeast quarter OF section "a, town
ship -. south OF range %. west. in Prpwers
County. Colorado, with a view TO the eAncellA-
fion of said entry; contestant alleging that the
said Hezikiah W. 1alheirn, since the expiration
Of the fifth year sf his said entry, has who'll
failed to comply with any of the requirements OF
the timber-culture law. That he has wholly failed
both, in person and by agent, TO protect. fence,
break plow cultivate any portion Of said
tract. or to plant and cultivate to trees, tree
seeds, nuts or cut;Ing-, or to crop otherwise,
any portion of said tract. or 20 encourage the
growth OF timber thereon during the said
period and said tract is now practically raw
unimproved prairie land, and that said default
exists up to the present time. the said partieS
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
the 10th day Of May. lsaa. at O'Clock An. TO
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
aprs-may6 &C. GooDALE, Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
SorIcE-TIMBER-cuLTuRE
LAND OFFICE At LAx.E. coLo.

LAND OFFICE At LAMAR. CoLo.
March -, lss1 4
COMPLAINT having been entered az this slfiice
" By William ;. Coates. Douglas county. Col
orado. against William L. ShanklAnd for
failure TO comply with law as to Timber
Culture entry No. 800 dated Lamar. Colo
orndo. August I. iss7. upon the northeast quar-
ter of section -, township =. south Of range ~
west, in Prowers County. Colorado. with view
to the cancellation OF said entry; contestant al
les;ing that the said William l.. shankland,
since the expiration OF the fourth year Of his
said entry, has wholly failed to comply with any
requirements of the timber culture law. That
he has wholly failed. both in person and by
agent, to protect, fence, break pillow or culti-
vate any portion of said tract, TO plant and
cultivate to trees, tres-seeds, nuts cuttings.
or to crops or otherwise, any portion OF said
tract. or to encourage the growth of timber
thereon, during the said period. and that said
default exists mp TO the present time. and said
tract is now practically raw, uninproved
prairie land, the laid parties are hereby sum
moned 10 appear at this office on the END day Of
May, 1893, at 3 O'Clock A. NJ, 70 respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged fail
ure.
APPS -mayo G.. c. GooDALE, Receiver.