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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
a unaxn ~ nav ,onnS
one Miiiica Do,inr- worth % Props
~rts Destroyed Ia nn Hour.

one MiiiIaa Doiinr- worth ot Props
rrt, destroyed Ia nn Hour.
by Associated Press.
New York. June li.-.rire was dis
covered early today In the basement
OF ulN-stcry building at Duane aud
ELM streets. which caused u loss OF
probably 100000 The building In
which the lire atnrted w occupied by
printing establishments aud paper box
factories and on the upper door BY
tho Sun Electro photograph company.
Tho fiainca communicated to the Edl-
SON building uorusH tile street, aud hnlr
OF the block between Pearl and Duane
aud wen OF Elm utIrct was totally de-
Htrpyed Within an hour,
Tho nCiHhhorhooh " known ms sta
tlnnary and pnper dietrct II IL prob
able that the Dire had been amnulder-
Ing for hours before discovered by the
porter Tor the wine ccllnr nf r. lioch-
mann a Co, and who Huvo the alarm.
The cpmhustibie nature % the contents
uf the buildings once FREQ TO the cur
rent OF nir wuH found 10 quickly nut
the arc beyond the control Of tho rru-
mon. whose efforts were directed 20
keeping II from extending beyond the
square In which Il oriuinntcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

ton was lost i6 to %, whereupon Mr..
quay moved that the senate proceed
with tho consideration Of executive
business. This motion also was de-
feated 10 To "a. but II was apparent
that the Democratic managers could
not tSrce ths lands OF the Republicans
tonight and MIR. Harris. after again
calling attention to the interminahie
delay upon the bin, then yielded. In
doing so he declared that he had had
an understanding with MIR. Aldrich.
whereby so far MS the two senators
could bind their respective sides vote
should have been taken tonight on free
wool
Both he and have been thwarted."
he said.
Mr. Aldrich confirmed this statement,
at the same time stating that the dc
pate on this paragraph Of the wool
schedule was about exhausted and he
had no doubt vote would be had
upon II tomorrow.
MIR. Harris said he would yield to the
inevitable. but he held out the dire
threat OF night session unless a vote
was had tomorrow. Then on his motion
at Vi4 the senate adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
rnAups Is AnMon rLArns.
the Committee Gets Mt Some Impor-
fnDt Facts-

BY Associated Press,
Washington, June b.--charIes Edgar
SIN the former Carnegie workman,
who has made the chief disclosures con
corning detective arrnor plate furnished
the government. was before the con-
sresxionai Investigating COMMITTEES To-
day. The hearing drew together many
interested spectators. including naval
experts and members Of congress not
directly prosecuting the assassination.
There waH little OF . eliminating char
acter In the testimony Of SIN. he told
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

johnson of Indiana and Maddox of
Georgia Abuse Each other.

By Associated Press.
Washington. June 1i.--At todey's SEES
sion OF the house bitter personal Mt
tack was made on Mr.. Holman by MIR.
Johnson Of Indiana, who alluded TO
influences which had been operated to
have Mr. sayers appointed chairman
Of the committee ON appropriations
over the mead OF the older member Of
the committee, MIR. Holman, and had
resulted In the latter getting control OF
but one appropriation bill instead OF
all. He asserted that the habit OF this
small and penurlous man" (Mr. Hol-
mani of Juggling" with the Indian
appropriation bill would soon result
in the determination Of the Indian,
which purpose he believed was the bot
tom Of his assignment to the chair
inanship OF the committee on Indian
affairs. During all this TRADE MIR, lIol-
man sat quietly In his seat giving no
Indication OF having heard word.
4 long debate was preoipitatcd on
an amendment by Mr.. Johnson. Rcpub-
llcan. OF Indiana. raising the salary Of
the superintendent OF Indian schools
from $500 to 5000, the figure NJ which
1t Is fixed In the current appropriation
bill. The amendment was tinally de-
AtANtu ny % ~ w. ulktI II nhA NftlA
the cause of hot words and almost q
fight between Mr. Johnson and Mr.
Maddox. Democrat. OF Georgia. who
We're kept apart by the sergeant-at
arms Tho old sectarlan question In
connection with Indian schools was
raised by Mr.. Geary, who offered an
amendment providing:
1T is hereby declared that Il is tho
purpose Of this act that no money
herein appropriated shan be paid fot
education in seotarian schools and tn,
secretary OF the interior is hereby au.
thorizcd and required to make all need
full rules and regulations to prevent
the use Of said funds in scctarlan
schools"
a point OF order was made against
this amendment by Mr. Tracy ON tho
ground that 1t changed existing law
and the chair sustained the point.
The house at 1850 adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
HOW DO THE PEOPLE srAsps


20 ofen their principles and pur-
PES their platforms and their candI-
lea are sidetracked by the manipu-
hn Of schemers In conventions. As
As 1t may be able to do so. in the
fiisd time left for that stupendous
n The Gazette intends to ascertain
The people Of Texas stand on live
aucal issues and in reference to the
Faidates for office. We will not rely
The orators and oracles for that in
anation, but win go directly to the
~ want to know how you stand.
ne most important campaign in
lAs since its admission into the
Fion is Just ahead.
'hefe In Texas the worldwide battle
The money standards is on. and
peers of national reputation are
|atering forces for the contest.
|ihe Issue is closely Joined. and this
|ngalgn will determine whether Tex
democracy will support Lombard
q Wall streets doctrines OF finance
whether II will adhere to It's ancient
|ssd OF a bimetallic standard.
W. earnestly request that every read
KY The Gazette whether n regular
Ipscrlber or not, win I'LL out the ballot
|9.w and return to us. The results
'ns ballot win be announced from
y 70 day In the Daily and Semi
|sesly Gazette.
Iaaaress Vote Editor Gazette. Fort
orth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Special Dispatch.
Ardmore. |. r.. June ii,-Georgc l..
Wheeler shot and instantly killed Bob
Mccabe on tho evening OF the i2th In
slant enc end a half miles southwest
OF Tishomingo The citizens arrested
him and put him IN Jan az Tiahomingo
and sent for Deputy Marshal John
Couch. who brought, him here today.
McCube had accused Wheeler Of steni.
ing hogs. Wheeler heard OF II and
,gaylaid and Killed him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
YS'NAl IL !
.hs ND | CO.
THE WEATHER..

|.ial Dispatch.
|zseston, Tex. June 1.-THE low
|nure continues along the eastern
|,n mountain slope, with its great
! depth In the vicinity OF FL Paso,
y The highest pressure. slightly
We SOL. is over the Atlantic states
Z temperature has fallen over the
" gulf states. the Central Rocky
|antain region and the upper Mis-
! h valley, while II has remained
|rly stationary elsewhere. Partly
boy to cloudy weather prevails over
rfeater portion OF the country.
Zeal forecast for Texas for the
|riy-fur hours ending at IL midnight
y Is, 1894: North Texas, Contra
|ns East Texas. Southwest Texas,
st district, showers, stationary tenn.
|alure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
rmn NroAnAouA cANAL.
The subcommittee WIN RECON-
mend the Issue OF Bonds.


BY Associated Press.
Wellington. June li.--such smooth
sailirR marked the first meeting today
Of the subcommittee OF the house
committee on commerce appointed TO
frame Nicaragua canal plan that
members feel Justified In predicting
that the measure will be prepared
within a week Several points were
agreed on today. Although Represent
ative Bryan's scheme for currency
issue 10 construct the canal found
some favor Il was definitely aban-
doned and Senator Morgan's plan will
furnish the foundation for the bill
which provides for the usual method OF
raising funds by means Of a bond is
sue. 1t was practically decided that
the governments share OF bonds shall
be $40, 600, 900. The proportionate shares
OF the governments OF Nicnragues and
Costa Rica, or the amount to be issued
to the Maritime company was not dis
cussed The members agreed to insert
in the bill proviso that the Canal
company must at some carly date
probably January l. 1895, sntisfy tho
secretary of the treasury that all out
standing debts or contracts have been
cancelled and satisfied; that the affairs
Of the Maritime company's auxiliary,
the contract company, have been set
tied. and that company has gone out
OF existence The government will
guarantee the funds with which to
settle the affairs OF the present com
pany. but the matter must be arranged
so that the government win find nc
complications on It's lands, and this
will be made the first condition OF gov.
eminent control.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

ny Associated Prers'
Monroe, La, June H'-LaHt night
flrea were discovered In two vacant
houses. Bloodhounda were put on tho
trail OF the party who had dono tho
work. After making clrcuitouH route
they won't so the house Of q white man
nnmod ]. Day, . party who hnh been
strongly suspected of having done such
work before. circmnptantinl evidence
pointed concluaiyely 20 him rs having
been the inoendiary. Day was ufrested
was tnknn out OF the jail and hanged
20 n limb OF tree.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15


OF the maiiner in which he made writ.
ten reports on tho rcault 81 the nroccsr
OF the Manufacture. These reports
were put on the desk OF Superintendent
Kline, who changed them so rs 70
make them show that the process con.
formed 10 the requirements and speci'
hcations OF the guVernment contract.
SIN took his report from original On
tries ON states used BY the workmcn
showing what they had actually done
After Kline had changed the reports
they Were returned 10 sill who made
un complete report ineludins
Khne's alterations. 10 be suhmittcd 10
the government officials as the record
OF What had been done. Kline had al
rected that this be done. Kline made
many alterations IN the original report,
Mr.. sill said he had kept the tab" on
these alterations and he had his NOTES
with him. Kline changed datcu In or
der that the government inspectors
should not detect that the work Ms re-
ported was not within the capacity OF
the mill. The books al kept by super
intendcnt Kline showed the actual
work IN black INK and the alterations
az submitted 10 the government OIL
GERS were In rcd Ink Al the nuggcs-
ton Of Chairman Cummings fax,
work was used 10y the committee and
witnesses to designate these alter
atoms,
what was the percentage Of this
fake workg asked MIR Cummings,
y.,rt, ,ht,H, ". w, W"A IN,
n,,s,er,, q. ''''"N N'"' N'"'" w i"N
Mr.. sill related how superintendent
Kline had given orders FOR rc-trcntinr
ends OF plates 10 cover IN defects
The order was written and verbal, Slll
,,,,,', w.. /" teuth u'"t.nn Mul'h 'ViWn'
, ,sos ~ u' .avsS 9'uefa .he diehlln
~ sni W usi,'i,,u pN 'h' commit
m"iu,viit XIV u was ~ Nhnee hnnd-
No. n y, ,.,i ~ Wi'neaH hau hunnle OF
~, ur,siu'na.
~ ~" ~ I'm 70 SLY hHhru Rcrte-
.. ,.',ts'se i'vlliNvr lhht lhoHe din-
n ,s",s Me'e l9f snr nuipose OF rroduc'
,th ia,sv wv l.huduieht results ON
20 ~, Hsfs ~ "'''h''
lp
slu ~ "lt VIC ,Nldenee OF thiN
werh III YOUR hahuA
np uiu,
ii,M ulueh ulu You get from INC
(, ,nin1ht as an lhtoiiilofF naked
MI belliNaf.
SIX thousand lollars, answered SUI
VIM Hnlu re was lou "a make mo ulN.
VivHur's uiiVuhh lp-iiealmNnt ne ana
otners fsodlVel from Kline, lilo latter,
81, saul was hhnan brute
WltneHs next naid ne submitted hts
story u Pittsburg attorneys and TO
solicitor General jerks. II WAS then
given u the ro rctiri OF the navy.
IN response To close quuHuomng SIN
said he and his attorneys had talked
over the amount to be derived from the
government. lie and other intorners
had ilrs. hoped thai they would get q
government position Sill rnid, IN
further orpss-eNnmnniiol that the
workmon had no motive or interest In
the irregularities, They worNed on
lime and were not benenu'd by a
larger output, The company una
superintendent were the ones To get
benefits, III the government officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

flF fkE7VVIHIEI TIL
Washington June 1.-THE cash bal
ance in the treasury today was slib,-
ssssTo. Of which s69.o2i .2ss was gold re-
serve. The fact that there were no gold
engP gements today and that $500. 900 OF
the amount engaged yesterday had
been returned 20 the sub-tfeasury n re-
garded as very hopeful sign and II
Il believed indicates that the outflow
has about run It's course and Will soon
cease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
|eady Made.

! Yesterday brought US al
III a half hundred hand
Ia blue serge suits ready
| mt on, for street, travel
n seaside, mountain,
|ock around or any kind
1 wear There is not a
[sap looking dress in the
There is not a bit of
In material used. We are
h proud to furnish such
Eiish gowns at such low
ices
Prices range from $3.50 to
Second floor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
AT la LIBERTAD.
Captain Thomas sim Holding the
Refugees.

BY Associated Press.
Washington. June i;.-capt. Thomas
Is still holding the salvadorean refu-
gees aboard the Bennington at la LIB
ertad. The state department Is walt
ing for the organization OF some form
Of government there before taking ac-
ton on the demand for the surrender
Of the refugees. As yet satisfactory
assurances are lacking that perma-
ncnt government has been established.
the victorious revolutlonists apparently
having a few quarreis and jealoules
OF their own 10 settle. The state de-
partment has no intention OF eurrcn-
dering the fugitives up TO what may
be equivalent to mob rule, and will
deal only with n government that
can give ample guarantee that the
men shall be tried fairly on the Grim
inal charges lodged against them un-
influenced by political feelings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Spcclnl DIHpntch,
washington, June a., Representative
Pendletun this morning reported IA
vorabiy from the committee on Indian
AFFAIRS, representative Bells bill grant
ing to the Arknnana Texas and Mexl-
can Central railway rlght-of.wny
through Indian Territory. There N
much interest IN Texas over the build
ing OF this road.
Mrs. Kate Parsons was today APP
pointed pOstmiHtress nj Colmeanel IN
Tyler county. Vice ]. A. Cuebicr re-
signed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

ny Associated Prean.
Johnatown. Pa, Juno u.--wbIle dig
ging tronch through Il cellar that
ma been cxcnyatod and then fillrd
up by tho Johnstown flood Of 1859.
worltinen yesterday unearihcd the par
Tor car that was lost from the I'll
fated day express Mt concmnugh. u
IL believed that further search wiz
unenrth the bodies OF persons lost or,
the train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
rnn nnrAlL nuromnns.
The National Convention Fleets 0ni-
GERS for the Year.

By Associated Press.
Wheeling, w. Va, June 1.-THE Ma
tionnl Retail Duiehcrs' Asaociation OF
the United States OF America elected
the following officers todayi prcnident.
D. J. shaw. Fort wayne Ind; vices
prcaideni, Conrad tinghoower Nv
ansvillc, Ind senond vlce-praa-
idont., Fred c. Loeb. buffalo, ~.
"; hecrc,ary. Christopher Iirokat -.
Louis Mo-; treasurer chnrlen Null, ~.
Louis, Inside guard John l., lloEnr,
Kansas CITY; outside guard, Adolph
Gardner, Dallas, Tex. trustees. l. w.
silllman, Danhury. CONN; Samuel
Ochsombern, wheeling, w. Nhr ana
Nicholas I.aou, burlington. Ia.
The Butchers and Packers MAGAZINE
Of 81. Louis was. by resolution, named
the 0nioini organ, BUFFALO, ~ ", WIS
selected for the next meeting on tho
second Tuesday OF October 1895, 20
which time the convention adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

DV NHHT-EITFN TFE78'
waahington, June is.-PresIdent
Cleveland has quilted Washington for
rest and recuperation from his recent
Iiiness. II is the intention Of the presi-
dent 10 cruise down Chesapeake Bay as
far perhaps. AZ the capes, IN order 70
enjoy the ocean breeEcs and the tnp
is expected TO last four or fiye days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

speoIal DNpatch,
waxahhchic. rex, June N.--Newn
reached here this morning by wi:e that
Frank Keys IN the east part Of the
county was Killed. Aherln Meredith
left at once FOR the scene. Nothing
since have been heard Of him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Special Dispatch.
Ennis. Tex. June ls.-Dr. conlee.
who was charged with adultery and out
on bond, was surrendered by his bonds
men on yesterday, aud al once re-
arrested and taken 70 Wuxahnchie AZ
last accounts he had not given a new
bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Associated Press.
Fashlngton, June 14.-Forecast for
1aerh Texas Unsettled weather;
and south winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

BY Associated Press
EnKis~ood. n. j. June if.--wiiliam
walter Phelps - nilll alive. He Is
unconscious. DR. Curry thinks he Will
i've until morning. He Is very weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

BY Associated Press.
Washington. June -Rcprcsentativo
Jerry Simpson " steadily improving.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
/, Century War Book,

= soptains the continuation If
~ account OF the second bnii
4. ',:.ss.en': Raid Around Pope by
= Taiiaferro' =, u,rx,,na ma
~, ,ir 81 Antictnm.
! na'.n peninsula to Antictam by
ff'na , w u. Mcclellan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

ny Associated prcss
Denver Co. June 4--lTifty deputy
United States marnhnlH have been sent
from this city TO Julsaburg TO arrest
the coxoyitcs should they seize n train,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Ia. NhNftt' buftoNs
'Aatk ous the names OF the candi-
E.N Tor whom you do not wish to
Ky as with an ordinary election
INV also the platform planks to
Aen you are opposedl
y for unitcd states senator.
horace Chiffon.
gold standard advocate.
For Governor.
soan II. Reagan.
n W: t. Lanham.
inailes A. Culberson.
,,onn II. Cochran.
'ohn d. Mccall.
For Platform.
su1 Tree silver coinage.
esainst free silver coinage.
q an income tax.
nnkalnst an income tax.
III Tue state railroad commission as
/. nIs !, !. the state railroad commission
''''"'.'.''...............'..."..'
'''-'...............
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

stand by MI. weilman 70 tell the cir
cumstances 81 the $4,000 note aud thu
SiS5o0O chtck lie assorted he jSncw
nothing about these until they were
callel to his attention by Ills associates,
fiy this he thought Wiinan's ovordrgst
amounted to only Sst.oo0,
with the value Of Mr.. wiman's real
cstates''
~ did not"
"Did You look TO his real estate AZ
security for his over drattsg'
II never 10 rgaried IT.
knew of wimnn'- overdraft-.
Mr. Dun admitted knvying that
winHn Ind oyerdrawn inS account for
the lust two or thrro years. but nevcr
suspected that the amount involved
WAS 20 larry. Croas-exainined by Gen.
Tracy Air. Dun said that he had
hardoa % the district attorneys the ie,-
,crs " Confessions written by wlm,,n
20 himself and wife
"pld you give Mcfarland any In
rtructionp MS TO the letter he advised
Mr., Wiman To writer
II gave him no instructions what
ever"
Mt, Dun denied that the prosecution
was prompted by any fenr OF MIR, WI
man. az intimnted by MIR. Bunrdmnn
In hts opening nddrese to the jury
"Whon the time conca 20 charge
the jury" said Justice ingrahhm, ~
shan tell Thorn that Mr. Dun would not
have done hts duty as II citizen had
he nNt nided M thu prosecution OF Mr..
Wlmnn"
AZ this point court was adjourned
until tomorrow morning,
judge ingraham said he would limit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Ever made In rexns Is that nn-
nouncea ny shc casrtsc took ne
pars'ucnt u you have NOT heard
Of Il, hook Tor the next publication
Of the cncr.
IT s'rnNEs HARD PAM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-12

NOTICE OF THE SALE OF BoNDs-No
~ iice = hersby kivsn thai TIE directors Of the
county, state Of washinston, wiz oyer for sale 70
the highess responsible bidder ~ the ofsce u the
directors s Of said district = the ciy Of Ellens
year boods Of said irrigasion ais
oo-ioo dollars esSo0uo, each. WIN Interest o. me
unpaid principal Gum In each bond the Of six
s e ps zen s fSy Ps
COIN Of the United etassa the Las day Il January
and ,hs lst day Ct JAY % Zach ysss: saia boaas
In gcid coin 81 shs Unit1 STATS In nssaimsnss
s:.. =. ::s. Il 1: .sa slas J. z, e
p!aeiPs % s.sa = sss soads s sSs sspir.sio sa
eps :om & iuy S.c nc snd n sar ss, on
said bond. pay.si = ~ eGaos ne treasurer Of
Ths. ssaIed ssds iss she purchase a sa,a bond.
mVes b alsd with yamos @. Boyle, secretary ef
SAID district q the oece o. TIE directors Of aid
O'Clock p m, and each bid muss b marked ibid
rsa.lon District" ana saeH sid nuss 30 sccompa-
MED with . caRtined check on some solve : hank
70 ne ss.sS q Wasnmssea e he sun q oos
srasa treasurer a the Middis Kissiias Irrixaiion
bissrict which cheek Vim b returned IA the
must Also eontain an agreement 70 accsps the
bonds In amounts g followa towits Twenty I'VE
ana q ssS
10 sss sss. a. s sas':
Agreement tAAs ths Interest On ne boads sAal -
gin - accrue shsssoa only nom end asssr The dass
serve DE risss = .sjsss say. .aa 4 - siSs
Secretary II Ne made xissisas iaisaiaoa b,.
Dated It EiisnsbursA. wash. Apsl -. 1884
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N-pu~~n nnx - A order IL the supertaS court 8
Esae cosn.y. sassae b. the matter g ensfass :;
Fr~srs - inecsyeat 6sn&sx. the acdsrssxEes vi
-. :. .s-.sas snr 80 ~ sAe frcrS dccr 81 the
eourrnsuse in tAs city 80 srssfae. NsEx -.
Wssn On zasnrsar. she lab dAy % Asy. 49,. -
fhsrsrs p. Fr.ScA ~ snadEy persons, also sac 40
rs yoz.ouznx prcar ssSosy notes -, :.
a.. .sss fssrses T. rrxsrh for assy~shres seaisrs
ara s.wen.y-ssx cents t<SST5e, dases 10y -
Ysea rssss hy ~ T. ke~vy. ". - ~ s"a
CAa<ea Eyfs e,~s,.x ,xrr
Aallsrs sad twenty-five eesss So --is - -
r. Frnsch~ -.,A.x,,s
Theee notes an1 arcountn are % - scza ~'eaess
r~~erye 10 the hsxAess bidder suf casa
p.sed q ssASxse waSh.. May =. lsSA
LARAMIE NAYER-
AHtxree 81 Charles + frss~h
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What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium map offered =
the DISQUALIFICATION
its subscribers, old and new. i.
now to be found In theussud.
Of homes in the Pacific NortA.
west That no premium eve
offered has given such univsr.
sal satisfaction il evideuse1
by the following testimonials
which are . few among D..
large number received frsu
those who have received a.
map. These letters are erose
copies Of the originals on Gle B
this Office. the signatures oaly
being omitted, as the POS7.
INTELLIGENCER does not r.
ct liberty to publish the I'm
names Of those who have :
kindly expressed their apprs
citation Of the map.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-12

PxsHAsrrN. wash. April Z. lSo2
Poat lnteillsence Co. teattiA WaHk i
8eutiemen: Your map arrfsed % eae Ge4
OF April, and ter sfxIy miles travel u
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-12

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