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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-04
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS.
n"h OF Honor for tine Year Just 4
nEreA

hoh Of Honor for tine Year just Ex-
pEred.
folioEing Is the roll Of honor Of the
Seattle high school for the year beginning
With the fali of Isgs and ending in June,
1884:
FALL TKaw-
: FRS. year-Ethel Burrell. Nav Fuller.
May Sodfellow, /. Hiiderbrandt, May
Larrimer,~ Marian Mertens, Martha On
sum. Edlta Prosch, Stella Raisbeck. Elsie
Hitter, Annie Rock, Jack story, Herman
Ames. Benton Hammond. Aubrey Levy,
Ned Leslie, Leroy Pike. Willie Shields,
Maggie Angel, Irene Simpson.
Second year innifred Abbott. "a
ward Garrett, Rosetta Hatfield. Kate
Holmes. Mabel Houts. Ethel kinney,
dnomas Ferguson, Louis King, Eisin
Knapp, Lillian Lane. Julia Rosenthal.
5unlor-Jnlia Anthony, H. Z Booth,
Lou Chase. Eunice Copeland, Charlotte
hammer, Robert Hegardt, Mabel Nettle-
ton, Blanche Nswberger, Ella Pease,
Jessie feck, Gertie Rcitze, Jennie San
Turner. May Terry.
Senlor-Ciara Bailey. Harriet Baker,
Luey Brown, Anna Berray, Nellie Drew.
Lniu Sardner. Mary Greene, Ernest Her
sid, Rose Lombard. Ada Maaon, Daisy
farkhurst. Margaret Rumsey.
WINTER TERN
First year-Maggie Angel, Edith Davis.
May kllien. Mabel Lane Martha Onsum.
Paul Hopkins. Edward Alexander, Irene
simpson. Edward Gresham, Mary Ames,
Ethel Burrell, Helen Crawford, May
Forsyth, May Goodfellow. Lillian Hilder-
brandt, Clara Jacobson, Ella Schulz.
Marian Merteng, Elsie Ritter, Annie Rock
Sterling Hill, Aubrey Levy. Claude Phil
brick, Leroy Pike. Rosamond Crane, Myra
Smith.
Second year-Estella Gray. Winoua
Godfrey, Kate Holmes. Clara McMaster.
Juntor-Lou Chase. Eunice Copeland.
Charlotte Hammer, Mabel NettIeton,
Blanche Nex berger, Jessie Peck Mabel
Smith. Birdie Turner. MAY Terry Robert
Hegardt, Harry Booth.
Senior Clara Bailey, Harriet Baker,
Anna Berray, Lucy Brown, Nellie Drew,
Mary Greene, Essie Kinney. Ada Mahon.
Hester Malson. Daisy Parkhurst, Mar
CARS Rnmsey, Willard Carson, Ernest
Herald
SPRING TERM.
First year-Helen Friend, Rosa Crane.
May Killen. Gertrude Lane. Mary Ames.
Ether Bnrrell. Leora Conn. Mary Forsyth,
May Fuller. Clara Jacobson, Marian Msr-
tens. Edith Prosch, Elsie Ritter, Annie
Rock, Myra Smith, Martha 0nsum.
Aubrey Levy, Claude Philbrick, Leroy
Pike. Edward Alexander, Anders Ander-
son, Edward Gresham, Paul Hopkins,
Eugene Levy. Irene Simpson.
Second year-Winona Godfrey. Kate
Holmes, Mabel Houts, Ethel Kinney,
Helen Malson, Clara McMaster, Josephine
Wright. Mary Hallock. Esteila Gray,
Estelia Cole, Julia Rosenthal, Walter
Allen, Randall Borough. Ernest Shoder,
Tracy James, Thomas Fergus on, Leonard
Kidd. William Atwood.
Junior-Lou Chase. Eunice Copeland,
Charlotte Hammer, Mabel Smith, Birdie
Turner, Mary Terry, Harry Booth. Robert
Hegardt. Blanche Newberger, Gertie
Reitze.
Senior-Clara Bailey, Anna Berray,
Lucy Brown, Mary Greene. Essie Kinney,
Rose Lombard, Daisy Parkhurst.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"Faust. at the Seattle Theater.

"faust AT the seattle theatcF.
The only entertainment that is likely to
be given at the Seattle theater for some
time to come will be Faust" Goethe's
poem dramatized, which will be presented
there tonight By Mr.. John Griffith in a
spectacular form that is sure to prove both
pleasing and interesting. Mr.. Griffith will
appear in his original part Of Mephisto,
which he has created and successfully
enacted for several years, being specially
fitted for the weird. strange and powerful
character by handsome physique and
deep, sonorous voice that adds great effect
to the. deiineation. Mr.. Griffith comes
supported by good company and carries
several car loads Of scenery, by which the
effects of the many thrilling scenes are
greatly heightened. Some magnificent
electric effects are also produced ia many
of the more spectacular scenes. and
grand transformation scene and tableau
closes the play and a succession of inter
esting and historically correct scenes.
Reserved seats can be secured at the box
Office all of today.
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sight exchange and telceraphic transfers on
New YORK, Chicago, 81 Paul. San Francisco.
Portland ana various points in Washington, Or
eTau aud British Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London avsiiabla
elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made ST all r0ints on favorable
terms
Bouds stocks and other saluables received on
denasit fnr s-fe Keeping.
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PERSONAL

B. B. Brownell, of Tacoma, is in the
city.
w. Rogers and wife, OF Vancouver. b. c.,
are visitors 10 the city.
Edward g. sprouie, of San Francisco, is
registered at the Northern.
William Emerson, OF San Francisco, is
visiting his parents in this city.
f. J. Waugh. prominent railroad man
OF Portland, is stopping at the Northern.
James Powers, a pioneer of La Conner,
Wash, Is visiting the city, q guest at the
Butler.
+. J. Wheeler, agent Of the Great North
ern at Vancouver, is in the city TO spend
the Fourth.
George w. Dornin, q weil-known In
surance man of Oakland. Cal, Is in the
city, guest at tie Northern.
n. Harris and wife and Miss Kuhns
came over from Port Townsend Yesterday
TO spend the Fourth, and are stopping at
the Butler.
DIR. Rowe and wife, of Boston, are visit
ing Amos Brown. of this city. They have
been at the Midwinter fair. and are en-
route home.
Douglas Campbell and sister, Miss J.
Campbell. of Victoria arrived in the city
yesterday, and will spend the Fourth.
They are at the Butler.
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Lost
Nervous
Strength.
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG coMFY.

only incorporated towns. South Bend and
Hwaco- There is very little tide lands of
the tirst class st South Bend and the hosrd
expects 20 commence on the oyster lands
IN sixty days at least Greater general in
teress viii be taken in the valuation of
these lands on account of the extensive
oyster fisheries in Willapa bav.
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IL the suit of Samuel Baker VS.. q. A.
Weed 10 recover IS, 7i6 on note and mort
gage Judge Humes yesterday signed de-
cree ioreclosing mortgage given In security
for the note.
An answer was filed by the defendant
yesterday in the suit of Darlington Chris
TOPPER w. Terry King, writ to recover
from Constable King for seizure of prop
erty under attachment
Judge Humes yesterday signed the find
lhgs In the case of ]. T. Nelson va. the
West Shore Land Company. giving judg-
ment for plaintiff by default TO foreclose
mortgage on 600 note.
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PAT-ETHIlGENCER CO,
SEATTLE. WASH.
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Exer.tr Council prooesdins..

EVERETT, July Especial. THE city
council on Monday night decided to place
eight new hydrants and buy 800 feet Of
hose. The city engineer was directed to
reduce the street force to three men. A
resolution was adopted prohibiting any
city official creating any public indebted
hess without the consent of the city coun-
ell. Chief Mathews reported only one ire
for June; loss, $50
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n1nrriare Iionnse.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the county auditor yesterday:
Joseph Essency and Ida A. Suits, both of
Tolt; Max @. 0ppenheimer and Frances
A. Greenep. both of Seattle; Charles r.
Durgan and Florence Smart. both of Seat
tie: Matt Erickson and Lizzie Ingertila,
both of Carbonado; Nose Quinciville aud
Mrs. J. d. Mularkey, both of Gilman.
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THE HIGHEST AWARD.
DIR. Praee's Baking Powder Receives IL.

Ns
Chicago Tribune.
For ieavening power. keeping qualities,
purity and general excellence the Worlds
Far jury decided that Or. Prices Cream
Baking Powder had no equal. On each of
its claims IL was awarded first prize or
diploma All the baking powders entered
for prizes were subjected TO most ex-
haustive examination, and the jury was
the best equipped TO make the decision of
any ever got together. Their verdict was
supported by the testimony of DR.. II. ".
Wiley. chief chemist OF the United States
Department of Agriculture at Washington.
DR.. Wiley is an expert on food products
and the highest authority on such matters
In America. This verdict settles a long
debated question as 10 which among the
many baking powders is the best.
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Complaints in the following new suits
we're hled yesterday in the superior court:
Samuel Baker VS.. G. A. Weed and Ada
Ana NJ. Weed. his wife-Note and mort
case. ss,00a.
GEORGE X. Fisher. trustee. vs.. Joseph f.
Street ct ALTO quiet title and impound
alleged fraudulent deed.
Toklas, singerman & Co. VS.. John s.
Ay 81 al.-Two suits; accounts; $l66. IS
and s9iiS IS
7, A. Buck & Co. VS.. T. E. Davis-Prom-
hsory note, $3.50.
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Good PLAY az Cordray's Tonight.

"Hermigild" will be repeated at Cord
ray'stheater tonight by the bright students
of the Immaculate Conception parish
school. Three handsome gold medals
pendent to cross bars will be given to the
three best actors In the play, the selection
and the award to be made by the audi
ence at the close of the perfor nance.
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The Fourth at madison PARA.

South Sea Islanders afternoon and even
ing. Last day.
Baseball--Portland VS.. 8. A. c.
Salvation Army grand picnic.
Closing with beautiful display of fire.
works and grand free ball in pavilion.
Cars every three minutes.
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RosTos. Mass. June 10. isp2
- asfsae.s.sszar a.. Ema1f a "A MalA

Pest Intsilig snesr Co. S~aSt Q, WASH -
6snts. reeelged some tins since ycur
sxcelleSt nap Of tbs L n3tee rtssss aoa the
woFsd map Ga fke reverse side. sod sai
pleased wlth t. is forhas ksaasonss snd
yAisAb = addition - ny sflacs, aad raHnot
faH 10 - Satisfactory 70 any cue ShS m
vests sac snAal x1m asked for The raap-
Iosfa tf0ly, H. L.
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SouTH BENp. July Especial. TX. Il.
DYER. Of South Bend, II. +. Carnahan, of
Knappton, and T. Bailey, of Willapa the
tide land appraisers for Pacific county have
organized by the election OF X. b. Dyer
chairman and W. c. Bristol secretary
Next week they will proceed at once TO
work on the appraisal OF tide lands OF the
frs, class bordering on and In front Of the
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To Cover Amount of q judgment.

An answer and cross-complaint by the
isiendants Dalpay, Roy & Co. was filed
Yesterday in the suit Of the Oregon Mort
ne Company. limited, vs.. Perry d. Vim
rni ct al. They allege q judgment given
Dem against Vincent for $s3i.si, which
mount they ask shall be taken out OF the
wecesds OF the sale of the property owned
b. The Vincents.
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Am unnsnaI Pnnrl.

The following persons have been selected
in the municipal court to act as jurors
during July: Charles Armstrong, |. w.
Eusx, II. Eldred. II. T. Harmon. Frank
Beach, H. b. Decker, 4. Toklas, George
b. Adair. Austin Ciayburn. George Parks.
W. W. Houghtor. T. d. Spilger.
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Trinity Parish Church.

Choral Mathis will be sung at Trinity
parish church, Eighth and James streets,
this morning Mt 9 O'Clock. Citizens gen.
orally are invited.
The chapters OF ST. Mary and St. Agnes
will hold their monthly meeting at Trim
ity parish house on Friday at 2 80 p. IN.
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PEsHAsTfN, W ash., Apfh 4, 1874
st-lnielllgsncer Co, seattle, Wash.
Gentlemen: our map arrive ON tue nrst
OF April, aud q Ter sixty mtles travel ~
stage from Eiiensbnrg 10 this place. came
in excsuent condition. l am well pleased
with The map A. well As astonisasd ~ The
price for which you give the map 70 your
subscribers Most respectfully, y. "A.
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BALLARD SCHOOL BOARD.
Election OF Teachers for the Ensuing
Year.

At a meeting Of the Ballard school board
last night the following teachers, from
twenty applicants, were employed for the
ensuing year: j. M. Layhue. superintend-
emit; Miss Elizabeth Howarth. Miss Fannie
Dougan. Miss Mary Clugston, Miss Jessie
Mcclellan. Miss - Wheeler Miss Margaret
Sutton, Miss Ellen Strandberg. All of
these taught last year in Ballard. There
are two departments. taught last year by
Miss Lou Warren, of lopez island, and
Miss C. NJ Hunt, of Bothell. for which no
appointments have yet been made. The
salaries will not be fixed until after the
report from the county treasurer is re-
ceiyed
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sYMoNs' PLAN ADOPTED.
Harbor Line Commissioners Settle Seat
tie Lines.

OLYMPIA, July S.-lSpecIal. lat regu-
lar meeting of the state board of land COM
missioners at which all members were
present, held today, the Symons plan Of
waterways was adopted without moditica-
ton. The harbor lines at Seattle and the
harbor lines and waterways at Ballard
were adopted as located by Mr.. stixrui
and published in the Posr-INTELLIeKScER
of June 30 Tuesday. July 10. at 10 a. m,
has been fixed as the time for hearing sug-
gestions as to locating the harbor lines
aud waterways at Tacoma.
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MAtDTIs W 2&A.. MATCH oUe 4NS@
Pest. Intesgigsneer %. sestfIe, Wash. -
Gents, | have received the map and arm
well pleased with IL Think IL well worth
IS, which Il would cost 10 60 TO store Aad
huy IL Long may the Post-Inteingenser
live and prosper. 1 remain yours very
respectfully. AH
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CLKvELASD, wash, Fen. q, 1892.
editor Post-Intellisencer Seattle. Mash.
Dear sirs recsised your premium map
which give. 1s great satisfaction MY wife
q inks 10 Is worth more Than the paper aad
map both cosL she Is much delighted
with L. Yours very respectfully, IL A.
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Open air concert BY Wagner's First
Regiment band fine programme. Nam
ing Of baby sea lion az 4 .. IN. Picnic and
ball by Sons of Herman. Closing with
grand display of fireworks. Seats for
aNerybc.iy
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supreme Court Decision.

OLYMPIA, July Especial. THE fol-
lowing decision was flied in the supreme
court today:
Mary Bergman, respondent. VS.. John A.
Shoudy ct al, appellant; from King
county; Judgment reversed.
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NORTH WxIfINeToS, n. C., June ., 1892
kait0r Post- nt ELI genesr. Sea tbs. wash
Dear sir. 1 have resolved Jour pr
ninm map in good o der and EtsAiy
pleased Nth II. ! consider tMat have sot
ysur valuakie pagef tree. a. l value 4 .
mae more than The pfscs Of sao4crip1i.n
Years very Feapecsfsiiy, IL J.
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New lumber supply Company.

The Great Western Lumber and supply
Company flled articles of Incorporation
with the county auditor yesterday. The
canital stock of the company is placed at
o,Oco. dividen into loo shares o. 500
each. The ineorporators are A. ii. Rueile
and Alfred Rusile.
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rHE WILDER CASE.


An agreement was dled yesterday by
which Nellie Stiles Wilder, in considera-
ton Of $50 to be paid her by f. ]. Wilder,
agrees toeancsl the judgment of ~. 500 and
attorney ices amounting TO $3.50 rendered
In her favor, the payments to be made as
iolioxs: Fifty dollars cash and $50 To be
paid on the FIRST of every month until the
$50 shall have been paid in full. the judg-
meat 70 be- cancelled only after the full
amount Stipulated is paid.
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PALousK CRY, wash, May III. lse2
Post lntelligeGcer, Seattle, Wash
Gems: I received the map OF the world
sem - you IN good order Kac am vel
pleAxe1 with IL IL II both useful and or
namentai and should and place In every
household. Please accept nay THANKS
Yours respectfully, ~ IL
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,. .as remains Ct Dr. J. : Houghton were
80 80 N Lake View cemetery yesterday
,.s.sa0en, following services az the Uni-
s.. church BY Rev. W. q. Knot
$50. ..'shs foss, g. a r., had charge Of the
'ssV'cea al the grave.
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LooNGsroE, wash. Feb q, 1894
Post-isfeIligencer. Seattle. Wash. II re-
&c iss ed yonr map and II IL awaY beyond my
expectations Ttaink II IL worth fully ten
times the money you ask for IL and IL 10
tae bsst map have ever seen pa0lisaed
Houra wiih rsspecL ]. -
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EAST 81. cIoup. MINI. May IS, 1894
Post Inteiligencer, seattle. Wash. -
Cents The map received 10 good order.
and we think II Il fine map Yoa should
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Der OF Them ours truly, v. -
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sufferers from ehilis and fever. who have
used quinine as = remedy, will appreciate
Ayers Ague Cure. This preparation, Il
taken according TO directions, is warranted
a sure cure. Residents in maiAria dis
trIets should not lie without e.
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Firecrackers for Fourth of July at lowest
prices and japanese fans given away at
Furuya's Japanese store, 800 Yesler
avenue, and branch, s21 Second street,
near Marion
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AGA&ls y ASH t01 -
Tise Post -lntekif EsBesr. Fseattis. " ash. -
Dear slrs. ! reeelS 90 ysar premium map
Ia good csndltiSn. AaHy thanks for IN
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inadequate structure. Thursday evening
al O'Clock. TO devise ways and means 70
secure the needed building The meeting
place IL at the corner of Victory and Lee
sfreets
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0NTAhio, canada April 4. lsS%
Poet Infelisgeacer, Seattle. Wash.
Gentiemens The premium map I received
In good order, and II eives perfect sasissac-
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y..,or,. Rau,e

Take the new and elegant steamer
Rosalie for Victoria. leaving every day
EXCEPT sunday at 1850 o. IN. Fare, S2s1
Round trip, 81 Phone no Arlington
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TIL AAHAuf NNA - AeF~+
The seattle fost-intsili Feacsr CO, seat
tie. Mssh--Sirss / received The doubts
wall map . snort time ago. aHd "a good
condition Am more than pleased .sisa %.
IL Is worth double shs psics. loars iraiy,
al. J.
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EsrxRKETsE, wash. Feb 10, 1ss2
Seattle Post inieliigeneer Seattle
WASH Have received the wall map Am
exceptionally we'll pleased with & II is
excellent Accept thanks Yours truly,
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xi~InfsIiig encer. seattle, " ash ~slfsI
fecsived oae Of your premium nlapa ne
other day, snd u fus t1sP "a eNefy re-
81
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hokfetAA. u ~ lay Az 111A
Editor Post Iatelligsncer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: 1 have received the map OF
the world. etc. aud am please ~ state
that l ana thoroughly satisfied with H.
\ ours truly. W. =
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DR.. Rufus IL. snith--Rsmoved 70 Burke
block. Telephone 80
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BALrrxoHK, Nd, May IL. lsg2
Post-lntelligencer Co. Seattle. WASH -
centlenen: The map received and II very
much appreciated Very truly, j. 5.
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Electric bells, batteries. annuneiators,
house wiring and repairs. johnson. Az
Neslnr avenue. Telephone 81
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NO COURTS TO-DAY.
The saperior Courts and County ofaces
Closed.

NiO&f0.
Independence day being a legal holiday
tie various departments of the superior
eesrt will be closed today. also the various
county Offices. The judges. clerks and
dspaties have all planned to enjoy the
day to the fullest possible extent either in
Or shout the city. and the outing Is ex-
pseied to bring them back tomorrow the
brighter for the rest and enioyments of the
a1ay we celebrate"
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The Nicaragua government has with
drawn all opposition to the canal.
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woxrn YAxfnA. VISA. Fsa. o. 1894
Post iasestias8teess seattle n AAh, ~
Cssats. EHeiosel pi~ass nnd STAMPS for
bA.sAcs das ca. susseftpttou and rap
Mach p8s2aed with Elaps faink u - . aGs
pFsEagnna ours res p@exfa-iys - -
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McSorley makes saddles. Ito Commerc ial
street
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LASeLxx. WASH. March 81, 1894
Post-Intsiligengsr Publishing 90. seal
Gle, v ash.~-ttaEts. ! would sag that ain
Delighted with the map. IL came ia GOOD
oE1efs aid - daisy. A. II
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wsssss F.i< asxhsss A~srd-
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- - residents OF Queen Anne hill need
-. ~,,..aense and they are going 10 try %
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Excursion TO Ouiiiayute.

Excursion to Quiiiayute.
The steamer Willapa will leave Yesler's
wharf Thursday night at o'clock, July 5.
for Qaillayute and way ports.
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MEaD0~, Wasa.. Ven. 2. 1891.
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sfr.~Ihe mar i ossgsr than ~s expected
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snnth So Islanders.

Exhibition thi, afternoon aud evening
Madison park.
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Azx.EExz. W3ah. Feb IL. 1894
Past-E Etsisig@ssesF Ca. Seats. "a aass.-
Prsuafnm Eaap Fsassved ara gives peerless
satssfacZ4ce, Iears respectfully, A. -.
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Fireworks at Madison park tonight