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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
SULLIVAN, THE BULLY,
HS Knocks Down Man and Runs ut thI
Sight Of Revolver.


Sight Of u Revolver.
New YoRE, August Alt transpires
that John L. Sullivan, ex-ehamplOn
pugilist Of the world, had a narrow ss-
cape from death at the hands Of afellow
sport theother evening in the bar room
Of the Vanderbilt hotel at Lexington
avenue and Twenty.second street, The
particulars have been guarded. Sullivan
entered the bar room at about o'clock
in the evening. He had been drinking
heavily and was in an ugly mood, He
was accompanied by two old friends.
Sullivan luTched into the bar room and
facing the counter ordered wine for
every one In the place. AT the further
end Of the bar was q man by the name
Of McCluskey with whom Sullivan had
had trouble in Boston three years ago.
The pugilist did not see his old enemy
whom ne entered the room. II was only
when ha saw that McCluskey refused to
drink that Sullivan learned his identity,
Ho went down the bar to induce the
man he believed was q stranger to take
a glass OF wine,
When Sullivan got within six feet OF
the man he saw who it was and then
began a TRADE Of abuse, He accused
him OF slandering him behind his back
MeCluskey denied that he had ever
spoken disparagingly OF the pugilist
and what was more he had not even
taken the trouble to give him thought
since their quarrel In Boston. Sullivan
Rlared at his enemy for moment and
then bringing his mighty hst down on
the mahogany shouted In voice OF
anger that could be heard almost
block away; "Yop are q liar, Nc
Cluskey, and | can prove it. Do you
hear what ! say, you cur? You have
been talking about me behind my back
and say that you are liar"
McCluskoy was crimson with his
anger by this time. He brought down
his fist on the bar In turn and turning
to Sullivan said; 81 have told you that
l. never spoke behind your back, and
when you say ! have, you lie and you
know ii,
Sullivan shot his right forth. It
struck McCluskey on tho left side OF the
neck and knocked him down, but did
not stun him, The PROSTATE mans
hand went TO his hip pocket in
twinkling. As soon as Sullivan saw
the movement he turned to run for
the door but shot sped after him be-
fore he could reach the door. Before
second shot could be fred the pugilists
friends rushed In and wrested the
Weapon from McCluskey,
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EooNoMlTEs WINDING UP.
The Famous Society Passing Away-Em
ployes Discharged.

The Famous Society Passing Away-Em.
ployeS Discharged.
ptrrsBuRGu, Pa, August 1.-THE
affairs Of the Economics have reached
q crisis and It seems probable that only
a short time will olapse before the
famous old society will havO passed on.
tirely away. During services yostor.
day Trustee Duss notified tho employees
that tho society would DO unable 10
pay wages any moro TO lie servants, but
II they wished to remain they might
work q month longer for their board.
Tho society has been unable To-
r0alizo on liz real estate, owing 10 the
present financial atrOss Tho decision
will affect over three hundred mon and
Il will DO a worry serious matter for
many families. How tho growing crops
arc 10 DO harvested and all tho many
industries carried on without hands 10
not explained. But II Ia rumorod that
several OF tho toAna arc 10 DO sold and
many acres WILDE allowed TO 20 out Of
cultivation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
Schooner Lost in u storm.

ROCHESTER, N, Y, August lathe
worst storm Of the year ragged on Lake
Ontario Saturday night, The schooner
Laura, loaded with 700 tons OF coal,
sprung aleak at ii p, IN. and went down
at 8 q. N. An hour before che sunk
Captain Markeson, OF Hamilton, and
the crew OF 1--WE men and a stewardess
embarked in small boat. They rowed
twenty-five miles In the storm till they
were sighted by the watcher at the
Charlotte life saving station aud
brought to shore.
Two coal barges put out OF this port
early last night towed by the steamer
Hecla. One Of the barges, with five
men on board, lost the tow and drifted
away. The Hecla returned safely to
port with one barge. To-day steamer
searched for the missing boat, but no
trace OF her can be found. 1t is feared
that she was sunk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
rnR COUNTY, AND Tna EIAIEs.

Il
The People stand by Their Hpnor-Uon'
spicuous SsryiCV OF the Press,
Sev YoFE 7rbuRs
The demeanOr of the American peo-
pie during the many weeks oil increas-
ing peFplexity aud distress has been re-
lnarksble Tho country has paid no.
BILE tribute TO its own political and social
institutions. 1t has been said that
Americans take their pleasures sadly,
Perhaps they do; but, II so, the fact IS
more significant that they take thor
mistortunea bravely and cheeFinlly,
The tremendous strain which has been
borne at centres OF population and IN
dustry, and which ah have shared in
greater or less degree, has notproduced
panic or oven an alarming agitation
anywhere within the borders OF the
United States. It has been the occasion
for some rancorous feeling which has
liberated itself in wild talk, but oven
this has not been altogether unprolitp-
BILE, since II has served the purpose OF y
safety-valve as we'll as an illumlnator.
II may be said in general, and 1t dc.
serves to be said wiz emphasis and
with gratitude, that This gloomy and
perilous period Inns supplied the world
with useful example OF the resources
Of intelligence, sobriely and nagnanim-
ity which great nation may accunu-
late under system OF popular govern
ment and FREQ institutions.
II seems to uS that sense of personal
responsibility for public order pervades
the country in an unusual degree, and
that u fine demonstration Of genuine
patriotism is one OF the creditable and
encouraging recompenses OF the crisis
through which we are passing Some
unwholesome appeals to prejudice aud
indictments to tumult have been utter
cd, as when the mayor OF Chicago pro-
dicted and thereby invited riots II work
was not artitlcially supplied to the idlej
bat on the whole the seli-restraint and
essential morality OF the people have
not only withstood an Immense pres
sure but have been developed aud con-
flrmed by the circumstances which
made so great a demand upon them.
Happily, 1t now seems probable that
the representatives Of the people in
Congress are prepared to respond to the
feeling OF the country. Convictions
aud policies will conflict at the capitol,
but the spirit in which tho momentous
debate has begun u not unworthy Of the
issue which 1t 10 designed to settle.
It Is not inappropriate to say in be-
half OF q proiession-or trade, Ii critics
prefer that word-which is often loosely
accused OF many delinquencies that the
newspapers OF the country have done
much to inculcate rational view OF
the situation, to prevent distrust from
deepening into dlspair and restore tran.
guilty and hope. They have rendered
a great and essential service, actuated,
as we believe, by an unsellsh purpose
to promote the common honor and
welfare.
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Mnde n nlu HAM.

ST. PAUL, MINI, August l4--Atnoon
to-day daring thief stole bag con.
tanning 5000 in gold which was lying
Mt the window Of the receiving teller Of
the First National Bank. The bug had
been sent over to the clearing house by
the Merchants National and was lying
inside tho window. An unknown man
seized tho bag and made of. AS yet
there is no trace Of tho robber.
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Always Giving satisfaction.

BRANDRRTHs Pills have always given
entire satisfaction. In fifty years there
has boon no complaint Of them. That
Is about their life In tho United States
and millions Of persons have used them.
There 10 no doubt that thoy have estab.
lished themselves by merit alone.
They cure rheumatism, dyspepsia,
piles, liver complaint, biliouSnesS, and
any disease arising from nm impure
state Of tho blood. One or two at night
on an empty stomach, for u week or
two, will keep you In good form aud
tone up tho system. Thoy are purely
vegetable, absolutely harmless, and safe
TO take at any time.
Sold IN every drug or medicine store,
either plain or sugar coated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
presl(l enllnl NomInntIons.

WAsuMeToN, D. o., August 14-The
President sent to the senate the follow.
ing nominations; Edward @. Butlcr,
OF Massachusetts, to DO secretary Of lie.
CATION to Mexico; Otto II. Boyeson, OF
Dakota, United States cousul at Goth.
enburg, Sweden; Bradley B. Smalley,
collector Of customs for the district OF
Vermont, and Geo, W. Skinner, pension
apnnt at Pittshnrg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15

srRINoFIEID, Mo-, August 14,-Spring.
field had its fourth bank failure in two
months this morning. The bank OF
Springfield, with capital of 100000,
failed to open its doors. 1t is one OF the
strongest and largest banks in the city
and its failure was surprise. The st.
Louis and San Francisco railway had a
large deposit there. 1t is thought the
bank will come out all right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
How,s Thls2

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney for the last 10 years. and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their'frm.
Wrsr & TnuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Q.
WAID1Nd KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface OF the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
Astpnmcr I,lowa I'm.

PORTLAND, ON, August 14.-The
steamer Annie Faxon blew up this
morning at WadoB Bar. four miles below
Almeta on the Snake river. Six porsons
we're killed and number wounded.
With the exception Of Engineer Brown
namUs wero I1ot'reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
Clothing Morchnnt Fnlls.

CINCINNATI, O., August 14.-May
Bros, Wholesale clothing merchants ut
90 WeVt Pearl street, flied a deed OF
assignment. Slow collections and dull
trade are given as the causes for the
failure. Tho liabilities are Sl00, 900, and
the firm claims to have sufficient assets
10 more than cover that amount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
INC Riots Ended.

BOMBAY, August 14.-The religious
riots that prevailed with greater or less
intensity in this city for three days
past have ended. The Mohammedans
aud Hindoos, whose smouldoring ami.
mostly was kinded into fame through
religious holidays Of both sects falling
upon the same day, have been awed by
the display OF force made by the au-
thorities and order prevails everywhere.
Troops are still stationed in various
parts otetho city, however, but they
will shortly be withdrawn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
Bank in Every Hamlet.

Mr. A. S. Niche, who is at the head
OF the Royal Bank OF Scotland, at Glas-
gov, will explain in tho September
number Of The Forum the organization
and the practical workings OF the Scot
fish banking system-a systom that
plants bank in every small commu.
nifty and that helps every man Of indus.
try aud character with capital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15

ASA hair dressing and for the pro.
yention Of badness, Ayers Hair Vigor
4 has no equal In morll and efficiency. II
eradlcaloa dandruf keeps tho scalp
moist clean and healthy, and gives
vitality and color 10 weak, faded and
gray hair. The most popular Of toilet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15

On. d, M. WooLLEY, Atlanta, ca, 10
meeting With phenomenal suceess Ia The
treatment Of Opium and Whisky habits.
Patients mood not loavo homo or busi'
nOsa whilO under treatment, II inter.
Osled, writO TO Dr. WoollCy, for his
valuable book. TUaS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15

VIZ aro woll ploasod with Chamber.
llaln's Collie, Cholera aud DiOrrhua
Rein0dy. We have boon very successful
with u ]. n. GATEwooD, Gatowood,
Caswell o., M
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pennlon Agent a. pltlsburrh.

WASHINGTON, D. @, August l4.-The
President to-day nominated George W.
skinner to DO pension agent at Pitts.
buFph,
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Is what Haed's sassapaFIlla vigorously
fights, andi 10 always victorious In OK
polling all tho foul taintB and giving
Tho vital fluid the quality aud quantity
Of perfect health, II cures scroiuln, snlt
fh6um, boilH and all other troubles
caused by impure blood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15

Tho grand specific for tho prevailing
malady Of tho age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint rheumatism, costivenoSs,
general debility, etc,, 70 Dacon's Celery
Cure. This great hDrhal tonic stimu'
latea tho digestive organs, regulates tho
liver aud restores the system 10 vlgor'
Gus health and energies, Samples ir0e.
Largo packages soc, Sold only by Logan
Drug Go. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15

HOOPS Puts euro all liver ills. 25c.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price by 2.
!. Hood & Co., ApothoCatiOB, Lowell,
MAggachugoLtg. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15

"The use OF Castoria Is SO universal and
~ supererogatlon TO endorse It, Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castorta
within easy reach:
New York CITY,.
LutO Pastor Bloomlugdale Reformed Church
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for Infants and Children.

"castsriats aowell adapted 10 children that
trecommend II as superior to any prescription
Enown to me-" Il, A. ARCHER, II. D.,
iii So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. z.
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rareosu. Jnss H.-1 ns0--C1ooAy: fsesA
vesS vsaa. Passod fn-eeeas Doair - q - -:
shie.ss sov Of tug Nogui passdns In.
xSAn BAy. ynDs E.-f, ncsn-C1oudy; nghs
vest wind
crtIIxs BAY. Jsss A.-n nsos--caeudy:
ilehS vsss visd
P,ssMr, Juns H.-i1 neaa.-Cicu1y; light
vesS wind.
Peixr casscsxs. JsD I'LL seea-Cisas;
fres: ssss wind.
Ys;sr AxssIsA Jsss I'LL peea. -Caoudy;
frss3 vest wind
Sss p m report from ratoesh - inferno
diasi poinss-
Ptasr Tovxsssp. Juss H-!spscial Ito ssi
tontsrov-sh Yossmise, from whatcom fos
sea sFnncsseo: BE sh DesehbGnk. for west
coast AyYfved-ssr Mexico, from Aiaske; ctr
wsls waiia. ~ p. m. fsoD saa Iranciseo
HserfAn. Jane G-Ispseial l-AsFivsd-Bksa
NorSa BEND
sEs rsAScIsco. June z7-C1sefs6-sss eaA
Mssteo, for Nsuaimo Doparted-sts Willamette
vs.lSy. for YsQuiss boy.
L;xDos. June observation-disclosures, from
BaiS more.
PJlIADsIsHrA. Juss H.-ArEivsA-Fsansyl
vaps =. from Antwerp
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CRISP SNAPS

oROO-Lots on Rose street. north Of Madison:
strsst graded: choice location.
ostO FER ACRE-l6O acres, part bottom,
ealencs good timber. acres cleared; only u. 600:
nsss railroad
oS:. tOO-Madison street corner: slightly.
81 .0OO-Chessnnt street corner. 12Oxl20. Rem
ton delights; lots al nicely graded
TH "SWAF"-improved farm. well To-
eati. "a railroad. bottom land. 10 trade for city
PROPERTY: valuation. $4,000.
Assc choice property In North seattle 10 trade
for value. ~. 500.
tOVRTEENTH STREET LOT-Fuh siss,
81 500. Ia takes only esDo cash 10 swing Il.
ERlCk BC1LDlNG-Au rented. In good To-
cation. al Q bargain. $4,000.
1fO :SWAr"-A handsome residence on
ondsn Anne nm TO trade for 5000 worth OF I'M
i'm proved and unencumoeret vacant lots In seattle
prssssr. nos cat on the "frsnSes' Of the city.
gSO ACkGs-ln kitsap county. 80 acres I'm
proved. all for $4,000: easy PAY msnta
10 SWAY "-imprc~sd city property fos
eh,,sp ouishis Io,a
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STEAMER L J. rsssy eans in ysssssday With
ea13 OF hay.
B$rk oaslsEA saslsd iron sss Yssseiseo June
- ssr seattle.
ss,,,ooasr r. a Rslssla arrived q Rsdondo
Lest SATURDAY from ssassi&
schooner Challsaxsr hes bsea chartered 70
loaes lumber At Port Dlaksisy ios the FIJI
islsSds.
ks:esl Inspector Bryant and Cherry vent 70
Grst's hssbos yesterday 70 inspect the nsw boat
Jos:S Burrows.
B4ak Topgsllans 10 due TO arrive It Port Blake
ley, where she has besn chartered 70 loed lum-
Der tor Honolulu.
BkSsensinc Amelia, Capt Ward, b On the way
FROM san Francisco 10 losd lumbse as Port
BlslSelsy for Hllo. Hawaiian Isles.
T.Ss sloop Morning Star came II rom Flattssy
bsoEs yesterday with 5000 pounds OF halibu I.
With she dtsehafgod - Ainswosth 4 Dumas
dock.
steamer Rapid Transit wss engaged yesterday
in piscing the new buoys IN the hasbos. The
might before some boys stole the small boats
which marked the location Of ths buoys, but
the boys were csughs aad ksps aboard the
Tsasasit
ssssmsrs Ellis ana Cisy Of Absrassu had
iitiiA fracas % sidney yesterday. Tue Aberdeen
ssu into the dock without slowing down In OF.
der 50 set the Elsis' place sad stuck her nose
undis the wharf ana into the mud. resulting IN
somS damage 70 the wharf aod 70 the steamer.
The; Ellie returned hero with her stem broken
ndysesd into this port with The skAgit ChisL
Tie carpsntsrs msde good progress ON the
wtiS4pas new after house on The trip 20 Neah
bay tnd return. and Is will soon b completed
Twty sddssioual state rooms are 20 b put In,
mailing twelve In all, each with three bertha
The: new cabin 10 directly over the old one and
bread ssaircase will connect them The upper
halt: OF the walls 10 eli glsss. which. with II
comfortable furniture. viii make the cabin Q
dig Im pgovemons for paaoeueors
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rnE MONTKkEY COMING.
rsssed by the Waiie walia Too Deer
Down % shoot at.

Capt. Wallace. Of tho steamship waila
Uaila, which arrived yesterday. says his
saip passed the United States harbor de-
fense vessel Monterey on Saturday morn
Ing near Point Reyes. The Monterey left
come hours ahead of the Walla Walia. She
Vas 1T that time s,eaming about six or
seven miles per hour.
Those who have seen the Monterey say
taat she Is Of tho monitor type. and when
esaicd M has only about one foot Of free
board. When she left San Francisco she
had her bankers full and more coal in
sacks lying on deck. While az sea no one
can remain on her deck. which is nearly
lsvel with the water. but those outside
rust eontinc themselves to the tnrrct.
When passed by the Wsiia Wslla thcre
vas quite a crowd on the turret. and Capt.
Wallace took a couple OF snap shots q, he,
v ith his camera
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GONE EAST AFTEH SAILORS.
ship owners' Asseetsstss Preparing Ca
fight the MON.

The San francisco Eawiser saws
that tho ship Owners Auocis-
ton has sen, an agent East 10
Procure sailors ~ man vessels controlled
ty the association. The men will ec re-
CURED q sign a contract binding them for
che year Ia work on the vessels 20 which
they are assigned ~ a ssisry Of $50 rer
rsonth for steamers ana 50 per month for
sailing vessels
The men are tn ee sent out hy steamer
via Panama in squads Of tweniy-ave or
naorc. and the Goa, Of transportation will
ts deducted from their wages al the rate o.
tio per month until paid.
IL q man fusrlis his contract faithfully
tae passage money viii be refunded.
The sailors are 10 BE- aaar,ercd 81 the
ssilors' heas, and the association viii be
responsible Tor their board bills.
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Real xsrArs SALES.


eSoO0o WooOR0o0 II tno A00StOVo Oo0o
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I. is31.
ere s.sst asA There were died fos record yeater.
car - deeds. the considerations aggrsgasins
e3.a21 Following 10 the iiss - furnishsd b.
taterns; Temper 4 Co. aostractoss Of tt -.
1is Cherry street. between Front and Bscoai:
Mary A. Gillette 10 ". 2. Rackus, lots 10 to Il,
block =, Pantius add. eS.opo
u. I. H. & l. 60. to A. J. Johnson. lots 3 to 10,
beck - - add 10 Des A0ines, SiA
J. G. M~fsideid 10 sarah Annes, iots 8. :, Q. Is,
beck 5. Ysniers iss Kent. $500.
d. I. Denny TO H. d. Loomis. lots In North
Seattle, &C. s.
D. r hsany % u. n loomis, lots 10. II, Il,
beck Is. penny's lst and others, 800.
A. MacE.ntnsn % H. u. loomis. lot s. block z.
Csntsa. seattle, a.
oieorgs {. Essisy 20 Thomas h Daily. los Is,
eock 20. MeAiecr's add, ga
H. J. Davis to T. 4. Bioss. part &C 10. 20. Z. 81.
Ellen J. iIipktns to J. n Giacomini, lots il,
J., h!0ck ~ tngswooi. ~.
H. A. smith To =. L. Friday. lots .. ~. block
g.. A. A. penny's add. $1,000
kei Loan & r. Co To Mary f. Lazy, lot IS,
block az River park, ISL
Mary l. Lazy 60 Maria Jendevine. lot IL, block
d, River park, Sal
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Steamship Cisy 81 faeh.a called for
ian Francisco a; 5 o'clock yesterday afser>
rooa carrying tho following passengers
from Seattle;
barn, loaegh Y. Nsin;yrs, y. ". Hisssara ana
esss. MIA srss&. &ss snsitA aaa daughter. Mr..
'. Curry. Nr. ? l. kellogg. X y saith. H.
u sssses. Mr.. kishsr'., W. A sprsgua J. {.
FREDERICK. Mss " aeyaolas, Mise rser~sa
fssdssies, n ". paatnlsi. esal Ward, MISC Jus.
va ssssSca. siss @sants Sosaaa. J. r. Rrosn.
tseiass Besssags;. OTTO Gay aud city n he
iseersgs2
Steamship Walla Wala arrived at q
O'clock lass evening from San Francisco
eith So tone Of snerchsailse aad the tS.-
loving pzssengr, for Seattle:
Mr. u fasssf. l. L Nssi.ss. stss n cozeea.
Eeasy Bsoaks. J. 4 Jeksstos. :. n NaeiAy.
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ASoth Bittsrs are recognised and prescribed BY
the medical profcssion a. . blood puri6sr and
SURF cure tonic that hes no equal BY eli drug
gistc
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NOTICE TO coxrxAcrOks.

N-OTIgE-YOE WILL SAVE TINE ASD
~ money by getting rgsces On com ron anf
pressed hsscG. Gotta rsssLax csoss. etc. t,orn
hills Z stoosf, as Barre osis1inx. Seassis
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l. L1fgan. whatcom T Pushno. La Conner
w fSunlsp. La Conner Z vsnZsgidt. whatcom
ID Fwinnoor. Haohosh H Conner, Ii Conner
u ASWadbauef. n Rob g G Francis. q r
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-28

Tas City Directory for the currsat year IL now
in y.rcsa Any one having made . change In
they business location OF place Of residence can
hAvS the correction made b. notifying BY malt
or atherwisA Folks Seattle Directory Com
pant. - Roxwel: building. city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-28

TIE following building permits VEN Issued
yssssrday.
CIV. Kitchen. ous-stosy dwelling. on block
10, s:c(silvra's addition. on NaAiooa street. near
the JAKE. To cost g. 00O.
G. H. Churchill. swostosy dwelling. on lot l,
block s. New Witfrcd edition, TO cost g. 600