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More Csiff2ism Of the Judging of ST.
Esrnaras at the show.

The bench shox aftermath continues 10
grow. and si4e difference IN opinion he
tween f.. L. Kirby and the Seattle heuue.
Cluh over the awarding % prizes for II.
Bernard dogs is likely 10 be well vet1ti-
lated. The following communication il
from s dislnteresiea party, ana speaks for
itself.
Tc ras Ensras. Cons l4erah!e has been sell.
ia regard 10 she award gwen 20 PIN Monarch
over A,toa III. NJ. kirays osser appears "a ne
g. S-e q vary fair eas ane ;ae cay way @. .s;-
alag the i;spate wasca tAe SEATTLE Kenael
club. yoaas eiua with q reputation yet 10 "a.
szo.a.a. csG scarcely xsssfsi 20 ignore Thai
there has heea al Il astlcz doae ga=ny bel.eye
Aa4 eatse.a % TIE claa II ts the general opinion,
that Alton would score msny points ahead u
F.Ia XeasFea before sgy resoxaiso. Jsdga Of
- fe-ns-ss az: ;sfn& ia, NJ. s;Esser is
ioo homes; gentleman 20 aeGhs =,
There VS.. 20 nv Kaow.edSe. caasiserxhl.
tax OF Alton hssux hss.ea "a. srss pace hasa.e
TIE ia3g.ng toss pace. s21 j; loass - Il iagg.
cae~ hes esea hreGgn' - aesT Gu Nj George
Rsaet IN fsvcr Of rlsa Mozsfna. nos thes sor =
sssoasa; aaans sas aaDssty o. Mr aau-S. o. ,h.t
Fsla MonsFeA VAS ~hooEass vita tns can..n,
q NJ. stasarr. ba; shas lie ga. .-esasast.
,aeYs - so shadow q = douss nsre A,,~zss~d
sosne es tire largest aenrA saowsaa rnxfxas
sa9 was ere 81 nssas II a%5g. wita NJ iIacets.
Of beach s4aa 3ss2s. ges - tie aTsa bench sew
~ iAesrpss Mica. hA-s never beard more CON
u2ssRts az sssas Sass ~ tAan ali 10 HE -
Barnard cisss 81 TIE seattle sAaw oE I~sA Ncs
tAAt profess 10 Re Judge % ~ isernA<3s
hsgt anv nan rse AE2ms 4exs head tgQEa MS
tst GA seeiax sae two legs tcgasser asst aa-
snis taas Alsaa iss aos SCI La Iass aas. in sars
II aess 40. 5sxs .aess 10 s<s a. Ma. kApsss
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The Hotel del Coronado offers very low
rates during the summer. 1t is well
known that Coroan 10 possesses The fines,
ana most eguaole marine climate ia the
world. The atmosphere is perfectly dry.
soft and mild. and It IS entirely free from
the mists which the cold ocean currents
throw on the more northern parts Of this
Coast. IL has the largest aud finest ho.
and cold salt water swimming tanks and
The best of surf bathing on the Coast. The
grounds are handsome, plenty of chances
for enloyment-driving, horseback exer-
else. following the blooied hounds. fish
ing. hunting. boating. lawn tennis and all
kinds Of exercises. dancing and other
means for thorough enjoyment. Round
trip tickets from Portland by rail. 800, 5.
T. l.. L., ia Fist street: by water. SO.
- Washington street. including tii.eeu
days board; with privilege Of Longer stay
a, s. ~ per day For pamphlets and par
,iculars Apply 10 + : Bsbcock, manager.
Hotel del Coronado. Coronado, Ca. or
20 Thomas 4. Graham. lii3 Pacific avenue,
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LIVED LONG ENOUGH TO TEsTlFY.
Baflev's Dying Statemeae Makes .
strong Case Against Dowuie.


strong Case Against Dowuie.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Melvin G.
Win.soek and Coroner George NJ. Horton
went yesterday morning TO Newcastle and
returned last evening after q searching ex-
animation into the killing Of James w.
Bailey BY John Downie, with the result
tha. the coroner's jury returned verdict
that the deceased came 20 his death by
bulle. wound inflicted by weapon IN tho
hands of John Dowaie.
The csse looks much harder for the ac-
cused than at frs. reported. though il de-
veIoped at the inquest that there was no
eye witness 20 the shooting. The ante
norton statement Of the dead man was
taken in the presence OF DR.. h. 7. Helikcr.
surgeon OF the Oregon Improvement Com
pany, and John ". Tut. justice Of
the peace. and was clear and posi-
tive. The man Vas aware of the
condition he was in and made his state
ment expecting the near approach Of
death. He said that he Vas not armed !;
tina. the accused had a pistol, began the
hgh. and struck the first blow. The
funeral took place at p. m. yesterday.
the people in the neighborhood is largely
with the accused, the witnesses giving
their testimony with much reluctance.
Downie was seen by Posr-ISrEEII-
GEscRg reporter at the county Jail yestcr-
day, but. by the advice Of his attorney. re-
fused 10 talk about his case. He showed
no feeling when told that Bailey was
dead
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me BLOTrEls.
cy1x,s.L pErssrxssr~Hrxys, j.

e. y Hutchinson vs.. J. q. Newson Judgment
for pisinsiG for ss>2 NJ. signed.
Dennis &. Donovan NJ. e. Quipn-Motion
20 coutffi saie oil real estate; granted. excee-
ton.
fRAnsrg pEsAgrMeSr-LAs6LRy.r
Adoption Of Ruth NJ stephenson Decree oil
adoption
Insanity Of William Burnstead-Decrec Of
CON mltr,ent: signed.
insanity of Daniel Hsughey -Dseree Of com
mstments
olsraianship OF Seymour INSTRUMENTATION
fer order 10 supply funds for expenses oil action.
oIyrt pErasra.sr-osnoRS.
Louis sslvin va Farmers aud Merchants In
sursuec t,ampany-.eaiei verdict for plaintiff
in sum % 81 .ss-4 g returned.
D. NJ. lamsoa Va tnion Trunk IInc-Dis-
rn.ssei af plaintiffs cost.
e. H. i.iil Va Luther II. fouag ct aL-jury
verdict tor p!ainfie for el32
resfrY MISUNDERSTANDING }.
Mrs 4 s Falloa ct viz vs. \. Bsumgar;eu-
ories confirming sale. signet,
klng t9anty bank Va \. Talhos-oedes cor
Grmins AAle; signed
T. NJ sa.ithers w. john White ct As-O,ier Of
dStaust ei defendants. signei.
u. NJ. shauss vs.. r Belt CT ai.-fin!ings Of
facts and decree signed,
Frank s,uaell w. :. II. Br!esiy-order 90 pub.
iisa deposition,
Janet cousins ~. James cousins peIault OF
defendant; sigGcd.
} D. Is.wmsn " n. ". West eft al Judgment
for plainfi A sor amount OF rent eissned ana
tItu'tsa ~ premises.
itwaf4 stiEsytin ct a.. ys. John Fountain
i,efsa.t and Judgment, sisaed.
ruEe, Nil Company Vs. ". T. CLARK -iaig.
raeass signed
n n Eaewitt W. K NJ Browu~-o,ae, apro;n;-
ing II Ill Edwards receiver bond Z yei at 81 .a0.
sigussl
soarll & Hantosi Ab,,rsct Company vs., Byron
Peel. ~ axes. nn1sr ssixiseruent April s. 1898.
defendants notion ioi nOE'saii sl.osei' exesP-
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LOST A HUSBAND TmERxnr.


Maggie stevens says she has been
sisndered by Nsjecb Zacariah and she Is
camping on his trail. She began suit
sgains; him yesterday in the superior
court for si0en'. To which extern: she SAYS
she has been injured ey the mental sui
'efsnr, humiliation and anguish" she las
undergone As consequence of Naieeb's
remarks
She says ths. she has always been
ssriueus AMI up 10 February NJ. issss. bore
sgcod reputation but on that day Nsjeeo
made remarks ia the Syrian language 10 a
number OF his friends who are SAID 10 have
understood him. vet il the words sounded
- they look 81 the complaint. where they
are We, oui ia the origin al syriac. this is
ei'fcgit - believe The remarks are
Translated and thoy DO seem Ia reflect on
Mage reputation, IN tact. they indicate
Thai Naseco doubted Maggie's chastity.
shd r. maze the matter verse these re-
marks mere repeated many ,iiaes after
wards, Maggie saws that she WAS engaged
10 bc married to gentleman of her &C
eaaln.eaco uAuned Nensuer smoose and
'as' y hra The statements made by Zaca-
nah came ~ has carr be refused tn marry
hef and stiu refuses Notwithstanding he
amply able Sc support ssfs in comfort
aaG even ga = sie--see II luxury.
Il there IS any suca in having plenty Of
serai advise Mass Stevens will have IL, for
enc as employed four attorneys
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shrrk the First Aper.neb

os fhsgsns,!sm, and further attacks NAV be
escaped. II proper precautions against exposure
are iakesl. sad there he hereditary pse.sg o5i-
ten Unfortunately, people wac ultimately
peeaasc ;,agoalc sufferers. toS oiseu ne.icc: las
srifttBg tWiIFes aud prem0aiiory sIttaess
which as-s42 TIE sdveut Of ;Gss sseaiE ng mai
adv. Ata0ag tae diseases Tor wbscA Hostctsers
esoxaseA. nltiefs Las baea iesni etsieseinGs iAis
IL cne. saa the medicine astng psv.eessy safe. IL
is csr,alily - ae preferred 10 drugs used .or Is
snse Which are iieqaeatly Ussless, ard nothing
more or .ess than possoaoaS I he 50 as,giaiioa 81
tAix pheasant and pare blood aeagsent for nc.!l-
cgues tnssuiesi - lie "a sliSAi overdose. - .
measure shicA ssav ntsy &c uTgcI open ysrsCis
M ia ss3a,re 30 astAln re.sSf safely. or so aAva
fstlesi t. ssnsaa IL iroa 1hs uemeyosss use iglo
res..saiea sSora shls &ssesse IN tie market
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RECOVERED ass ASSURANCE.


An ZvePese saiesekeeper's Claim for
Barnsd Bulldog Allowed.
The suit Of Louis syivsa against the
Farmers and Merchants Fire Insurance
Company, which took up the greater part
OF Monday in Judge osborn's court. vas
decided In favor OF the plaintiff. the jury
bringing in a sealed verdict Of $i,os4 AZ.
which VAS opened yesterday morning.
The defendant insured the plaintiffs
building in Everett. occupied as saloon.
the policy WAS taken on: in December.
1871. and the building was totally de-
ssroyed By fre March -. lsse. The COM
pany refused TO pay the policy. claiming
that the risk was increased after the policy
was taken cut. and also charging that .
note vas given in payment of the FIRST
premium, and that il was not paid shen
due. The plaintiff alleged tina. the note
was not presented at the proper place. and
would have been paid i: 50 presented.
The ju.y believed the plaintiff and he
recovered the full amount Of his policy
with interest
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AMCSEMENTs.


Robert Gsyior - sport McAllistsr.
On Monday and Tuesday, May - and
30. at the new Seattle theater Robert Gay
lor will appear in his new play, ''Sport
McAliister, One OF the 400" Mr.. Gaylor
is we'll and favorably known throughout
the country for many years as a star on
the vaudeville stage. where his peculiar
individuality and rare originality won for
him a national reputation. No gross ex-
aggera.ion, however. disfgures his work.
What Gaylor represents on the stage is
Gayler himself as he is in everyday life.
The late Dion Boucicauit. short time be-
fore his death, attended q performance of
W. A. Brady's After Dark" company and
when asked by Manager Brady what he
thought of Gaylor's acting replied, II like
him, he is q comedian free from vulgar
methods and exaggerated ideas and one Of
the best and most natural stage lrishmen
] ever saw" This was praise from Sir
Hubert, indeed, for Bouccault was
acknowledged to be the greatest Irish
comedian OF his time.
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Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Res, estate transactions from January I. 1871
are S3,697.7 There were fled for record ycster-
day IL deeds, the considerations aggrsgsting
A,.5l Following 10 the list - furnished By
Osoorne. Tremper Co. a0stracsors OF titles.
IIs Cherry street. between Front and Second:
wes, Coast Improvement Company to T. r
Greenros lot g. block Is, Gilman Park, VIA
y. e. McCorkIe to Catherine McCorkle, three
acres in sec g.. -. 4. -.
sP Lad Company to N. ~. Burt, lots to 4.
block 6. Huntington PARK. $ss.
K = Miles to ". III. Burgess, lot :. block IL,
Crown supi add. $40
H. o. Ho.ienbeck TO J. s. Morse. lot l., block
.. Oakland add. sac.
J. r. Brewer % John Todd. part lot 8. block .,
Wa!la NaIla add, $loS.
Waters & "a. TO II. q. Kelley. lot &c, block 4,
Is. r. r. add to Dcs Moincs, $40
James shannon TO J. NJ. Lang, lots IN RentOn
add. $40.
j. 4. Murphy to August Wolf, lots 5. 6. block
., New Wilircd add, s. o
Everett Building and Improvement Company
10 ". r. Chesley. lot 6, block s, John L.arys
sid Si,odl.
H. Auckland to George Auckland. lot 8. block
Z, Prospect Terrace add, 500 j..
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No more pleasing bill could have been
selected for the entertainment OF ladies
than that provided by the Cordray mon
agement in "Arrah Ma Pogue" this week.
The matinee for iaa.es this afternoon
should prove al imposing event, a. every
thing that can contribute to their enjoy
ment. convenience and recreation has
been anticipated by Manager Cordray.
Ali who visit the ihea,er are advised to
take in the auditorium specialties. which
are worthy O; liberal patronage.
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One must visit Cordray's this week to
gain just estimate of the enthusiasm
over the presentation Of "Arrah Ma
Pogue" Last nights audience was even
more demonsfrative than tina. Of the pre-
ceding. and mirth captured the house from
the proscenium to the gallery. The great
success OF the performance was sigualizcd
by repeated curtain calls. in which all the
principal people in the cast participated.
In addition to the inspiriting entertain
men. offered by the enaction of the drama
the orchestra executed an admirable and
ponuIar programme amid hearty applause
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Squire
Park Lots
At $3.50
Apiece,

On terms Of $50 cash and $50 every three
months. with inseres; a; per cent Just
TX this proposition IN your mind whether
You buy = lot or not and recall it two or
three years hence. Then il yea don't re-
greet that you did not secure Squire Park
lot when they were si.eso each on pay
meass extending over a period Of years
with low rate OF interest. We are mos,
nightly mistaken. We are going TO sell
limited number OF lots only on such
terms and reserve the right 10 withdraw
the offer AT any time
This is absolutely the only opportunity
that has ever been offered in Seattle TO OBJ
tain strictly high grade residence property
on such terms. giving the purchaser years
in which 10 pay for lo,. Ii is an excep-
tional offer and We expect it 10 be appre-
cia;ed. Remember the terms.
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Boston Howard Atherwum Company.

Boston Howard Athereum Company.
II music hath charms to soothe the
savage beast" then certainly Manager
John ID. Hopkins. of the Famous Fashion
able Boston Howard Athen1um Speciality
Company, which will appear at the new
Seattle theater Thursday night. May -,
cannot fail 10 soothe the SORROWS and tribu-
la;ions Of the public with his latest i'm
portations. which are rs follows: Miss
Ena Bertoldi. the worlds greatest equil-
ibrist hand and jaw balancer; Miss Kara.
a handsome Bavarian jugg!er: Misses
Melville and Stetson, topical vocaIists and
dialect imitators: the Allisons, tcrpsi-
chorean artists: the brothers Dixon, Eng
lands famous musical clowns; Will II.
Fox. in his original satire termed Paddle
whiskie;" Servais Leroy, Belgian COIL
jurer; Fulgora, Europe's greatest trans
fgurator; O'Brian and Carroll and many
others
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West seattle Land ard improvement Com
pauy W. Henrietta Hsrrm man ct vir.-Suit to
torecioae real estate mortgage for &,n
Lilly & Bogsrfus vs.. George T.. Lindey-Suit
to recoves tlo0 70 on psonIs.ory noe.
IVES; seattle Lana aud Improvement Com
pany Va Henrietta Herman ct vr.-suit TO
ioseelose real estate mortgage for $40
Albert ;ost vs.. John Fountain Ct ai.Sut to
foreclosc Eoai estate mortgages for 100 and
}issfA
seattle savings Bank vs. : RI, Brown ct al
suit To recover $50 an proiDi.sory note.
Fraser 4 Gsii.Fsur Va. Ailea 81 Nelson Mil
Company Ia recover sJoA 10 FOR goods sold
Mitchell Thibcrt va l. NJ. 1,ogdou-snit to re-
cover 81. IS on two profnissory notes.
Maggie Steve8s vs.. Saieeb Zseariah-Suit for
$4,000 damages for siand<-ous remarks.
iiliy 4 Bogsrdus VA s. NJ Rice ct ux.-Ap-
peal from, Judgment of SAY given In justice
count hy " iliiam caldwell.
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WANTS 4 GUARDIAN No MORE
seymour Wetmsre Applies for Author.
uN "a Manage H. Own E.fAis

Seyrloac Wetmare. who Vas aajuases. ct
aaso'so4 sn ma 1uly -, lN,g spa had "
u heoyes appointed h.s saasiisu. died
seei'tan IN Tsotase yesterday ~ &c allow CO
- co4-ect certain amount u! money ia
e''ssr 10 pay Tie expenses ~ eeSinniae
sat' ~ 7en3ove h,, guardian. Tae petition
SA'es ihat ia ~ep,eHber. l>a2 ae hiei
Petition - ses aside aud sacate the sg-
fosaii"ent % The saardsAn on the ground
81 ois eoh4r.et ability ~ care for h.s oNu
'"iercs;s. ana shat Ia. re.s,ioa ass
Eranssd hV 1saes t.icAtsnhsrr The
guardian Appealed 10 the supreme court
an4 the decree of the loNcr court vas SCI
aside Aad .ae case rsIaAgdei foT another
hearing.
netmove nos wishes The case "a lie re-
h'aF1, ard pEsys for an ogsier allowing
Hisis Ia ee.secG from J. h. Ecsnlssoa 3 AIM
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A few hours Of sunshine
sets the buyers drifting toward
the summer dress goods and
silks. We have the light weight
stufis to show you that will
win your favor at first glance.
In challys we are showing the
choicest selection that has ever
been exhibited in the city and
the very best kinds are marked
at soc, 6oc, 65c yard.
In silks you have a host Of
exquisite patterns to select
from and at prices that are not
to be duplicated elsewhere.
We have the largest and best
stock Of figured India Silks
that has ever been brought tn
the Northwest. An inspcc-
ton Of this magnificent stock
will prove interesting.
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reputation does 1os ress On s. Besuss1s. eus
terriers. IN which c.an vesy EscA doubt IL
there Is his equal IN this co1rryy o. ia Ersssad.
bat rersy heard Of him . recognized judge
O. - Bernardo IN ether country have no
reasoa TO De dissatisfied, 50 fax ~ ana person
ally concerned for got raoee than expected
l. nrSx.
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The Fannie. neutlst.

nr. Griffin. Of the t'r3lf.a Dental Associa-
ton, n.s the reputation og extracting ani
nll.ng teeth without main The doctor
IA, been located here foc t3ar years and
Ia. Ms. resrs- His ussoes are moderate
o.t,ces :. 2. 10 ana IL Mon block t.l3
E~.,s,. slrest
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saK Is CERTAINLY DEAD.


MIRA N31t1Ilo LSve8-
Though the doctors. the under;aker>
and the husband had come 10 the con-
esusion that Mrs. Caroline Castillo was
dead. the curious crowd continued 10 pour
into Cross & Cos. undertaking rooms ali
day yesterday and some were prepared to
saeas they saw the corpse move. while
many doubted that she was dead
DR.. 4. A. Churchill. pr. T.. W. Young,
Dr.. l. W. Carpenter and Dr.. Charles A.
Walsh went st noon 10 the unaer.akers'
rooms and made an examination of the
body. All agreed that the woman was uu-
questionably dead Nossithssanding this
enc crowd continued undated up till
late hour last night and one woman pres
ent was heard 10 declare that the corpse
had opened its eyes and smiled 81 her
The undertakes gave the dead woman's
husband complete charge and at his wish
no hindrance was put IN the way of the
curious crowds that came ana went.
II do this" he said last night. in order
TO satisfy every one. though have been
convinced myself for long time that my
wife is really dead. intend 10 keep her
body until Thursday morning. to remove
every vestige Of doubt in the matter"
The funeral will take place from the
Church Of the Sacred Heart, Sixth and
Bell streets. on Thursday at : a m. The
intermens will take place At Calvary ceme-
terry.
The undertakes say that when the
woman's body was brought to their estah-
lishment on Sunday morning il was cold
and stiff. There is, they say, nothing un-
usual in body losing its rigidity after .
certain length OF time. And as for the
warmth that has been noticed. that. they
explain, is nothing else than the hea,
generated by approaching decay. Some
doubt was expressed that the body could
be Kept as long as is proposed, owing to
the decay which has already set in.
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amounting, with interest. TO abcu. son.
he says tina: he IL informed that Edmis;on
Is wiling 70 pay him the money. and that
II - necessary TO him for the commence.
meas OF his suit
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EunerAl Of Engineer schelderup.
The funeral services over the remains Of
the late h. Schelderup will be held q.
Cross & Co.'S. undertaking rooms a, =
O'Clock this afternoon. and will be con-
Quoted by Rev. John +. Damon. The in.
terment will be in Lake View cemetery. Mr..
Schelderup's brother. who was formerly in
the iiie-saving service on Willapa harhor.
arrived in the city last night. His mother
and two sisters reside in Paris and have
not yet been notified. that duty having
been left to their surviving son. His father.
who is dead, was an officer in the Nor.
wegian army.
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If YOU WANT TO
Build a
House
On Squire Park. the Union Trust Company
will build one to suit you and you can pay
for it on the monthly payment plan.
Special care is being taken to build the
houses ss well as they can be built, and
the comrany's facilities for buying ma
terials and doing the work are such that
the houses are delivered to the purchasers
ut less than the usual cost.
The Union Trunk Line James streetb IL
now building double track through this
property and as soon As II Is completed
will give the residents Of Squire Park .
car each way every ~ minutes.
The principal reason. perhaps. that so
many desirable people are choosing Squire
Park as the place to build other than the
fact Of its nearness and accessibility. 10
that the restrictions under which it Is
being sold. insure
Good Neiighborhood

As we'll as beautiful one. and when IL Is
conceived how large this neighborhood
will be-iha: it contains nearly coo lots,
covering about - acres of ground in the
very center OF the city-one can easily see
how il will carry oil the palm from every
residence district yet opened.
Those who wish TO buy iosa Ia Squire
Park and have houses built at once, will
apply tor terms and other information 10
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The ! nised GARAGE Company. ~&vsath
ami rkssar streets. Portland. or. b&sar
parchssei a.: forcs4 SAFE the SsoeA 81
hacss. .toupes. surveys, t0sSiSs. etc ae-
longia; ~ the cay Carriage company.
they nis have more stock than they re-
auire snsi xili sell .: private sale any %
their rolling stock. On June Z t~asarasyt
they attend 10 sell at rabitc auction ia.rsy
head 81 good aorses.
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Goed Duuortunify.

one-hsf Of pc large store in Squire
La;iner building al be rented IL applied
Tor wishin the negt few days. taii AZ
room lis Squire I.as:mer building.
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