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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.


ssts ON Their Own Ground.
The educational work which the Re-
form club began five years ago. and
which resulted in signal victories for
uriff reform in 1870 and 1892. has not
ceased; nor is IL likely to cease until
,he last vestigc Of that arrant humtig,
protection, is wiped of our statute
books.
Mr.. W. Il. EstcIl. one OF the ablcst
SPEAKERS Of the Reform club and one
VINO participated in several hundred
oa.'les during the educational cam.
palgn. from 1890 TO 1892. is still in hot
pursuit Of the enemy Of the farmer and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

An underground river flows near
Charlotte, N. e. II is forty-five feet be-
low the surface. seven hundred feet
wide, and six feet deep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

Loxpox letter carriers iind good
many empty purses in letter boxes.
Pickpockcts think IL safer to drop
them there than on the pavcments.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

MorDY apples. which have been
stored in cellars, are pcrilous to health
They sometimes cause diphthcria.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

pAxsY leaves spread among furs and
woolens will protect them from moths.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

It is stock argument Of protection
to compare the ''pauper'
wages of Europe with those of America,
taking care to conveniently forget the
relative cost of production, and to
credit to McKinleyism the balance in.
our favor. An interesting illustration
reaches us from the Youths Companion
of German trained in America. who
has founded an arms works in Berlin.
He introduced the American system OF
working, and put in American labor
saving machinery. His thousand EN-
ployes are paid almost double the usual
German wages. and asa result. the
superintendent says, lit pays well to
pay this high rate of wages. 1t is
economically the cheapest way. Best
paid men produce the cheapest" 1t
has created hostility from other en-
ployers who are losing the best skilled
men. and cannot compete with the new
methods introduced. Discomfort has
also been created among their employees
We expect to see some republican pa
per claim this innovation as the result
Of Mex inleism. Industries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

1t Is said that cx-Sccrctary Charles
Foster was liberal contributor tO the
fund to help Gov. Mckinley ont Of his
financial trouble. Here il an oppof-
tunity for the governor 10 inaugnrats =
reciprocity movement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

The educatioua work Of the Reform
club in New Hampshire is sure to
yield good fruit The club has in that
state speaker. Mr.. Estcll. who is not
only well informed as to the tariff, but,
having been a worker in the mines, Is
able to discuss the question from the
workingman's point Of view. lie will
meet any representative protcctionist
in joint debate in series of meetings.
The discussion is to be non-partisan. TO
he free on both sides from praise or
blame Of any party, and is to be con-
fined To the respective advantages Of
tariff for protection and tariff for rev.
enuc, with particular reference to the
iaborcr Such discussion at time
wher no party canvass is going on can
not fail 10 he instructive. and we sin
ccrely hope that the protectionists will
be able 10 bring forward their very best
speakers. Y. Times
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22
MANDELBURG MACKINTOSHES

"Msndelburg" on a macintosh means
PAR EXCELLENCE. The fercest rain
that ever beat against the window pane
runs of these mackintoshes likewise,
$1S.-Plain blue OF black, with fancy silk
finished inside. One long cape and two
short capes, single like.
$13.-Mandelburg mackintoshes in gray
and brown mixtures, silk finished insides.
All sizes. Capes, long and short, as You
want them.
$13,-The "Stanhope," in fancy mixes,
tans, browns and grays; striped taffeta silk
Innings. All lengths; full single capes.
$11.-Stanhope mackintoshes, without
the silk Innings.
$10.-Stanhope, black and blue, double
faced, plain serge outside, black and white
checked inside. Three capes.
$S.-Stanhope. AS waterproof as tho
most expensive. but with diagonal fine
| cheviot-like effects in tans and browns.
Triple capes,
$5-Stanhope mackintoshes, made of
black, or blue, or tan, wide diagonal, three
capes. With one cape, $3.50. Women's
and mi SEES sizes.
$3.-Stanhope mackintoshes that 1--we
guarantee waterproof, and the styles are in
fine checks and stripes. Cotton finish in
stead Of wool. But the service is there. just
the anne,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22

The United States express ofic at Troy,
Ohio, was robbed last Friday of 81, 500 in
currency. The express messenger at Big
Four depot had in his charge a small iron
safe. The train was not due for a few min
utes, so he placed the safe in the telegraph
Office and stepped TO the baggage room.
He was gone only a few minutes, but when
he came back, the little iron box and con-
tents had disappeared. Two suspicious
characters were noticed loafng about the
depot prior to the robbery. The police
were notified and the express company is
making strenuous effort to locate the guilty
parties.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22
BLANKETS SENT BY EXPRESS.

All the soft, warm coverings
to take the bite out Of this
Jack Frost weather, Values
not to be vanquished. If we
say wool" wool it is If we
say California" twill be the
" simon pure" article.
79C the pair-Soft, white.
downy blankets, 10 4 size, not
thin, but solid winter weight
blankets good value at 81.
CSC the pair-Larger, heav-
ier, and fully as fine and soft /;
the soft nap will not wear off
usually sold for SIPS.
SIPS the pair-Still heav-
Ter blankets, ia size, almost
as warm as if all wool, and yet
not burdensome in weight /;
closely knit.
$I.75 the pair-Good heavy,
wool blanket-wool outside on
a cottous warp toprevent shrink
age 10 4, and nicely finished.
$2.89 the pair - Extra
heavy, largely wool blankets
weight. 6 I-2 pounds per pair /;
red and blue borders cannot
be matched under $3.50. Posi-
tive fact
$500 the pair-All wool
blankets, both warp and filing
all pure, soft, clean, secured
wool. Blankets that are hon.
estlyworth S5-the same make
as we sold for S. last year.
$500 the pair-Made on
the Pacific slope out of the
finest California blood wool,
finished as only California
goods are. The thickest, soft
est blanket we ever had short
of IS red, blue, pink, yellow
borders.
$500 the pair-California
blankets, made in the Golden
Gate state, and not in New
England every fiber all wool,
fine quality, long fiber, beau
tifully soft, downy finish.
$1,000 the pair-Sumptu-
Gus blankets, made in the
famed Golden Gate mills,
from fleece from the prize
sheep on the late Senator Lee
land Stanfords ranch at Palo
Alto.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22
W0MEN'S STORM GARMENTS.

Cravenette, the shower-proof.
perfect rain repellant. Ideal
for travelling wraps-safe in a
storm, dressy and dust proof in
the sunshine. In summer or
winter, useful alike. Pick out
sort wanted then send us
your bust measure and length.
The MOntr0se, SIT - Black
and blue Cravenette one long
full cape, unlined no sleeves,
full, generous skirt, gracefully
hanging 81 to 90 inches long.
The Montr0se, $l4, as above
with the added luxury Of fine
black silk Innings.
The Putnam, $l5-Of finest
Cravenette, with cape detach-
able, SO that cape can be worn
alone in slight showers or brief
exposure. One long cape
two capelets above; black or
blue any size.
The Putnam, $l8. 00-With
black silk Innings.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22

Mortified.
Miss Minnie Rice is visiting in West Ran
dolph.
W. II. Jackson, the evangelist, is now
laboring in South Royalton.
The third degree is to be worked this
evening by Witt Clinton lodge of Ma
sons.
The College Fraternity of Norwich Uni
~gersity will Initiate their new members next
Saturday evening.
The Crawford place at the Center has
been purchased by Jacob X. Lyon OF Will
Jamestown for $500.
A f. Spaulding is proudly exhibiting a
medal and diploma awarded him on his
granite polisher at Chicago.
The members Of the order of the Eastern
Star gave a supper to the Masonic 1rater-
nifty in their hall last evening.
A daughter was born last Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grandheld, and a son on
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. David Boardman.
The football team of Norwich University
we're away on another tour last week, play
ing at Middlebury, Rutland, Burlington
and st. Adams.
The parlors of the armory Of Company 1
have been handsomely fitted up with new
carpets and furnishings, making them
very attractive place.
Mrs. Nina Gregory Slayton returned Il
her home in Chicago last week. Mrs. Greg
ory, her mother, is to remain In Mortified,
during the winter at the home of r, W
Clark.
John II. Lyon of Colchester has recent
issued a pamphlet containing a roster of tn
Thirteenth Vermont regiment, with a de
tailed report of the exercises, last June, al
tending the dedication OF the monumen
erected in Mortified to the memory {
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22

Mr.. Heath is erecting a new house on the
premises he bought of Grosvenor Paine.
John p. Flint has quite a prolific breed OF
hens. About the 2Sth of last March he took
off a brood of chicks. On the 25th of October
one of those chicks, a pullet, brought to Mr.
Flint unexpectedly, a brood of seventeen
smart chickens.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12
MARINE NEWs.

TAgpesx. Jalv Id p. m--~cionay: frssh
vest wsud Passed tn-sh Columbia and bk
6sshars5. ~ ~ r. IA last u!shs: sh Eclipse, In
snw et tsg Tyss. ut II q tn. ID Agsaor. in sov
al saz heiyoss. ~ . "a; ter BE- keruius q,
1iso !. ~. fssses GUITARS Ia toe Of tug Tyes
st s.ssa q IN. tug fsoases af i;ss =. IN
AssS BAY. jay il--a p M Cloudy; ltxh:
eoasEsssst wiad.
cas%l.s BAY. ln'y It's p n--csoudy,
fysgs. July n--is m--ciaaey: fresh vest
Wind
poss sssssepsr. ta.y lis p m-cleaay:
lsbs sss IA west wifst.
fogs axsslss. July rs p m-c,onay,
lxhs ssos west wtai.
neagtas. Jolly il~sspeesal. .-sailea-
lAasv Nav
ross TswsnSn. Jsiy II - Especial Ar
rived fY s;f Victoria. srom chiaa and yarsn.
via vrstas.s. tos Tacoma: hs Oakland. from san
rranesssea. Tor seattle. ha oa.assss. irssa saa
rfasess e.. At Tacoma sh Columbia. from san
Francesca al seattle sh Arsser. f.om san Fran
essro shF~e- raastea schooner p~ssst Up TIE
ooune
sAs f@aNrsscse. JAY II --Asrfvss-str Tina.
ellis. seasa sessFis and The ssssIsi str Csssroy
tsesa s'ess.aat: sts sre.ts, frosn .esss bar g>-
pAstssa SIR Asrs iasv. fer Taeasaa. ctr anisrs.
etc ssiAs,. Ger saanlaa Hay. Sit stale Of Cali.
fefnss, fGs Astefss
stoSssess, JRl. fl~~Astissd --p.ala tro.a Nsv
York; itsssi. from >ew rsrs
Nss NbxK, July lL-Artirssi- SesalAn1. from
Aatwssr:
pAx ssssessre. yesy Ii-Tas sse.sasr n.v,-
ucsv. ssfcich struck . scck ea feias sser,ia ana
narrvesy escapsa ssaktaS. ssAs,ei from Per,
sseam.sa The leak AA s~sn temporarily
aasssrxs4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

Alyavwk y1vs Ans6e1 - e6gAs snRio u
xssseAandiss vsss ns6e. - 1nsy ansusetag -
t:7.M
icAasi~s D. caksx 80 - - rAaarew =
Hssass4rs DAD. - ssntgsss No psssssoa -
p;nsDs Damw ~ To ssaR =. y. Azsroa
IL 4 neKsszss. dspsH oslisesss u essssnA
tfis fwtissG- kssing baes s1hp0sae1 sheFs 20
ttfrsy IN Ehe CO. aeatnss - assszen KsrsbsiG
Ssp& r. J. Glzisn9se - eo0MsienSons1 -
Eisssss 81 sAs sssamss Ly1sa Thsmpsss ysssss-
tsy. - rs<isvs CAp9 n Il Lssg4ass Sw Ssw
tgyA
ghs ship T. y 0skea. 40 IL 80 1rnne1ses.
k}s oses chartered - feol ena1 q shte Does toe
F:ss~as1 fox de 0ssgQa InpeovsDsas Cem-
rtsy
Jap coeasaos. cap< LssAsoD. hss ssea
es.ssssrsd % tosd iunhss - PaEss sensa sos
LsadSa Ihs Cenqsssus b sov IN ssa fsssr
ejssa
shs British ban KsssssssA orahsn sasIsa
fs.sn Ssvesss;s. r. q ~. Jsns - fos Homo
h;a vita esrss a eaaa. s.1 asss< sisesasxsng
ussrs shs ia eoDs 70 P0sss sOusd 70 sosa
ss Htss fos sysinsy.
}choosss yssa. Capt kasmua<a. sfytvsd
fr'sa ssa ffa8ctseo Lost evening aftag tip 1t
fsaasssss 1sys' DURATION. With freight In shs
kfuss ss1 Madison Has Sc We t0ssd - b.
~ tug Katy snd doeksa - Bskss's wharf
Atssm seheouss Homes. capk Gregory, 81
rssd hsss yesterday neon in nstss ieo than
Mp days from San gfaaeiseo With 10 tons OF
nsseAasdiss fos sssssls. hssidss cargo ses t.
ezssa ed Everett Cssk Gsegosy ssposts AZ
sssdisgsy smooth vesthss ali the wsy.
4sssnss wifisps arrived yssses1sy from Nsah
bs{. 1ns new cabin on the Villages astsfssex
10 SOW eonpssssd excsps the rpbosstssing and
seihs inside WORK, and viii gsvs the steamer a
ue ger snd lower cabin cornseted BY sts'fcAsa
Wien The wtiisps tssvss hers Friday nosnins
ste VIII 60 through 70 Qaliisyuss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

TIE sa,p srAstaa vAs decked u he eaalsss
oass sv-nsag BY The tug esA
rss Sssp took ssss al sAsagss bcse fren
Aakiiase " Tacoma Yesterday.
Tia zts@sn ssrgss Princes Angssins aaa Z n
oniin ~sss tnsp~ctst Yesterday.
scAt&aar '. Esiasld 10 "a tas vay - Scat
eas tre@a Ssscaaa. having Jailed JnsyI
sair ksRnsesr. Cart sawyer. IL are aayu eat
ofosn fss sssaesseo sar saas ress 10 heed
us.ts>a tsFk George fhenrsea sailed fsou
oyeaet, AUSTRALIA. os July for Puget sound
oOSesaa%s Laura Nss>sa JAILED sror San
Bs1fe sosa.y So Yoss naxksssy 10 load
1a@e<z.
AAsk yheesssle. Capt ku=aas, ar-sv~d as
pess islskessy yesterday fraza -. fraaesscs in
~ OF .as tax fseas~=.
Cars retNeasia. OF tie sAte puT. ranssssa.
and s$fs. CAsrsisan. os ias rgiaos Edward
vrr~ ~ tavn ycsssrsxs.
osrh oxseca. Cart Acxsarsssy. ana tie nark
4sngNNs. Capt liza a. tss .rnEa sAa rsaae.sce
lass s~iassxy sce sssssss ~ load essAi
TIE afrs sssssnsasss 81 os.sas~. fr~sxAs ca
tssst ~ sas custom house yssssrsay Eass esS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12
LONG VOYAGE ENDED.
The OSBrien Arrives After Being
Gives Up - Lost
BA-TLED VIM Many sToRaas.
TAs: Aosato Gees Ashsee - cea0-
:coneAsu. PsssAs Dssenss css-
peeaasns-Usssns NSsssL

The announcement a. tbs arrival ~ the
Ansvscan sAip E1ssrd O'BFssa In London
vi b wssconS neus To I'll who afs ~ AL
leemalaar With shipping On this eoess. -
vsai . 70 ner ownsrs- The Evard
o BfSsn, eonsmsndsd By Capt Taylor.
sssss:j from ysncouver U~osmhes 10. sod
va about given up for lost. Capt Taylor
n a. cid timer On the Eound. where be 10
v.si Asovn. His ship arrived IN Londoa
Jsily !. She made . fsifsy good trip
q susd Csvs Horn and eli vent vssI untii
sgss So In the nsighbofhood Of the squs-
C. lii the Atlantic. uh<n she encountered
hessy weather.
srym that time on Tor fully ninety days
sts ship expsrienesd gale sitter gale and
sfs Has hove 70 nearly all tbs time and
nad4 little or no hesdwsy. After crossing
Sts line not single vessel Of any kiad Vas
eishstd, and her owners snd conssgnses
feared she had foundsred. Afev days BE-
fora abe arrived in port - per cent Vas
otsrd and refused 70 rsinsurs ship and
eesxI, and nov the Underwriters are
skckisg themselves"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

yu1 inform alton concerning the follow.
ms cssngss In lights and buoys at foreign
pelss:ean b obtained. free Of charee. upon
oscillation as the branch hydfoGrsphic
eesss, 1t Port Townsepd:
ss.ro- Hanxsry. Cali Of csttaso. Kcm6uf
xamies1 ehxnnss. Exsd light On 6fuovteh
eA<si, ,ros.isg bsseoH vftbdrswn
ss.ro- Hapsaxy. Gull Of Trieste. Paaso.
~ aof WORKS, alteration 10 lights.
baltic go Germany. kuxsn island. ssuoosn-
1ssssmSr, Jasnanaa tight exhibited
Esisic sea. swsdsn. Ksinss soand. INTENDED
NGSs 60 GaStsa ssist
lssy Of Bengal. cofoFaaDdei eosst. cosisgs
bsg Eeys Island light. intended sitsfssiona
EAy ~ H<axss. Gulf Of naFsahan. Burma.
xrs has shosi light vessel. alteration In light
ksy ss bengal. 0rissa coast. Esissos river en-
esssses. uniform sysiem Of tuoyage-
ENs Sc. Hassfa. odsssa. alteration In lights.
Fyszsf. T.hs GssD1e signal station established
Erasssrk. The Kssssxas. shoals nofthuafd Of
yo7sss lighthouse
rax .nd. east coast. the wash. sos-sxistsnes
81 exsznsss middle buoy.
Ha and. south eoss:. Dover bay, additional
haxtos Iights-
Isrssad. south eoast. he ss,sns North Tsssn
huay ssssfsd In position
fssi,, west eosst Port Esceis, Visibility Of light
"a ssoeca Fort
Nasssehnsssss. Hantuehss new south shoai
1ixgs sssss replaced on station.
Hsscschusssss. ksnfuckss sound. eucooonos
- shtss; light vessel replaced on station
Esssco. wcss cost. Acapulco approach. rock
- ses-5 potat-
Essth Atlantis ocean. As0fes. Gfociosa isiand.
oAsssA ssrus. light % eanso Tort
Eants Atlantic ocean. Azores. 1ssos1ra island.
AsSss bag. light on ssnso Antoato point.
k-,sss Atlantic ocean. Azores, eAn Jorge Island.
Weiss bay. light exhibited
fsafa PsciEe ocssn. ksmchstka. Avatcha bay,
Snr srnsi - Petseysviovsk lighthouse.
Nasta -. 6svmany. Jade rivss entrance. Light
buoy No moved
fatippsns tslasds, Mindoeo est coast, enas.
oesss Of patch o. Point Dumaii.
Philippine islands. Panay lei md, Jloiio. posi.
uor o. hsstor light Doa-existsnes Of buoy ss
oov 81 sdgo Of Oton beuk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

TAe baSksntins Amelia. Capt Ward.
vsas Ashors on Point No Point Monday
nigat:at low water. Tho Ameiis Was sail
ing into the Sound and the wind died out,
Istfsnx her drifs on the point She was
observed there BY Capt Baughman. Of
the George Il. Starr. ~ that boat Vas pass
Ing lbs point on her trip 70 Port Townsend
early Tuesday morning. When the Starr
care hack yesterday the bark wss lying on
the paint. iistsd we'll over 70 the shore.
The tag v. T. Price was lying BY and the
barr ssemed Ia no immediate danger. The
sepsHt reached here last evening that the
Amelia had BEEN got oT 1t high water in
The sfksrnoon without having suffered any
dan. sss % speak Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

To fesnees with the e. r. sseamsvs.
Tee Canadian Pacific Navigation Com.
rany ,slii hereafter run . steamer between
vaieoavcf and the Sound ports, making
elose Connection with its Asiaiic and Au-
stfs3iss' steamship lines. 80 - TO enter
into ti,s fzsost thorough competition with
the sesythera Pacific for the import and
sxparrhusiness Of the Sound. The DAN
ute 10 now running temporarily IN this
ronsa xihile the Hsytian Republic 10 tied
mp by she libel Of the government.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

CONWAY. J. ~. Zoo n
- Ecsart coasractcrs. rfs ss,vtsS bridge cszfsd-
iex s.--; estimates Furnished Hesa4aartsrA
zS1S Ia1yd sSeuOA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12
"a NEW xLxcrsIc LAMP CO.


.bsa 9seas New Nte1ng Company.
Andrew Chiiberg. Robert ]. Wilson. A.
Asiunds. L. b. n. Sordlund. Peter Wick
stfom. Charles A. White and c. ". Nord-
InYd filed articles Of incorporation for the
NssrdIund Arc Lamp Company in the
office Of the county auditor yesterday.
TIE business Of the company will b 20
m9nufscturs and sell arc lamps and cleo
tr.;; appliances Of all kinds: 70 own. oper-
afa and manage electric plants for all pur-
pcsrA The capital stock IL 81 90. and
tho principal place Of businsss Seattle.
Gym. NoFdiund 10 the inventor Of . patent
apparatus for automatically reguistingthe
fesii Of the csrbons toward each otner.
Sc;ne Of his lamps have already been given
. Thorough practical test, with sat,sfacsosy
yes.ults.
articles Of incorporation Of the Jasper
son Mining Company we're also filed by
Es~asd Biewett and Edwin A. ssrout, in
ccsporstors. The capital stock Of the COM
psay IL e3o. 90 and the principal location
Of sts mines 10 in Silver Creek district. 6no-
hoinish county. While the principal place
Of business 10 Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

PpLLETr-in seattle, Saturday. July d 1898 q
sss wife ~ ". q. Potistt . daughter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12
1CRISP SNAPS
/

16OO-Icts on Ross street. sossh a Madison:
etis~s graded choice locatiau
$40 PER ACKE-i6o arsea part bottom,
bsiAoce good umber. acres cleared; only u, 800;
nsS rsilrusd-
80, 100 Madison street conner: slightly.
~ ,0OO-Chesssus street corner. 130xl30, Roa-
tos; Heights: iois ell nicely graded
go "sWAP"-Improved fArm. veil 10
eeiei. railroad. bottom land. 10 trade for city
psrery. valuation. $1,000
also choice property IL North ssastls 70 trade
81, vAips -. 500
FOURTEENTH sTREgr LOT-Buh siss.
e3;soo IL taxes enIy e3o0 eash 10 swing IL
1xlCK BUILDl NG-Au tented. In good 10
enSsoa. Ut . basxsiu. eso.0oo
30 "SWAr"-A handsome fessdenc~ On
@ ;s~n Anne Hln To trade for ss 900 worth Of urf-
tpproved ard uoenransb~r~d vacant ioss In seattle
ps1spsr. not out on The '.srsngss" Of the city.
100 ACRES-fn kfisap county. 20 aerss I'M
pe-1sed. al fox $4,000, easy pAymsatA
40 "sWAT"-imprsved city property sos
essap eussiis setA
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pxsoa: wharf bussSisg nsls frsvtnx. drssaxsn.
ss4 ss~s. shosAa sacsvaxtaa. psaan Sad spoesEcsr
tons sasasse3 On apylscssSsa, cofrxspo1denee .s-
ErireA Once. seo~sz3 s<sfsie Safsonas EArs
building s~asfse. wasA
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VI ANrEp-To hEY tug CASH ONE ON
y tse s<s~s - xS<ass sAssea had sss e~vusss
t.4iA~e fAke >essk fAxk Soss zaasA AsSrrsa
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Flats Of survey Of two new townships in
: King county were filed yesterday in
thf United States land Office in this
cisz and the lands embraced In them will
BE- opened for entry - foiioss: Township
70 porth. range 9 east. lying east OF North
Bshd, on Tuesday. September 5: township
Is Aorth. range 8 east, lying east Of Toit,
or tuesday. September Il: township .
ncStb. range east. lying north Of Sultan
Cry. in snohomish county, viii Be opened
fos entry August Q. and township Sc north,
ra$gs 8 east. lying north Of Birdsvisw. ON
tht upper waters OF the 6ksgit river, will
be opened August Is.
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Buildise Psvuuas.

Permits 70 erect new buildings were L.
sued yesterday - follows:
q. ~ Gsoot, two-ssofy dwelling on lot 10,
blss:k 8. Hsspss's addition. 10 cost q. SO.
II. Hsigas. ops-story Dwelling. on lots 10 and
IL block Z Hubsfs addition. 70 cost S7O
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Nor Everett and oil points on the z. l. II. C.
ssisw way take the seattle. Lake Shore Eastern
train leaving seattle ~ $50 m daily. Through
css; necstons isUm enohomish. No Delay.
14yough tickets soid ct soassie depot
Wanted vasssntA Z W. Prizes. room 8
U2aon block.
Eooeh. Augustine 4 Co moved 20 SIS Front
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NEW ODORLEas ExCAyATfN0 CON-
N pany: vaults and cosspocis empssed from els
70 SIS By latest improved oforises exeavAsos.
Addrss New Odofiess Excsvasins Company, r.
q Box SD. seattle.
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1OCsD.

IeoCSD-gN THE oFFfcE OF OCCIDENTAL
II hosel . noss 4fnWs fAysf n Barney PArost
Owner can have ssne BY proving owEership aad
paying for this no<sceL
I~oUyn-oSE PRoNIsroEY NOTE IN "a
L vor II Harry Whita Cal room scheu<sl
mac aiec2
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7 o4T-sUSDAY. IrLY ., An OPEN FACED
IL InAys silver watch With gold chain, prosar
nsy between L<&chi PARK Aad south Twesffn
street Finder pssaos return same TO lf20 S<.afh
Twe.ffh ssrees Aad receive reward