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a, E.ri,.hmau Murdered in italy.

Mosrr cAHLo, Dec. 3l.--An Englishman
named Maniof Allender. stopping az the
hotel Metrapole. was murdered on noun
tain road while en- route to Aentone. The
body was terribly stabbed and bruised,
and q watch and other valnabies stolen.
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r.oxpox, Dec. sf.-A Berlin dispatch 90
the TYmes ssys there j. great discomfort
there ing 20 the tact that the CsmeToons
incident sAs kept secre; a fortnight Even
pow the cause ef the revolt ~ not given.
The opinion is that there must be somesh-
ing wrong with the administrator Of the
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r,,,.,.. Of ,n. gu..iar sayy.

Loxpos, Dee. 3i.--A ST. Petersburg dis
patch. to the Standard says the Russian
government has ordered construction OK
an lronelad Of $3.50 tons. q torpedo catcher
and three torpedoes commenced immedi-
ateiy at Sicolain.
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Tn. Princess E,ix.b.tn scandal.

BERLIN, Dec. 31.--The Ges,nania pub
lished the fact that Princess Elizabeth and
Lieut. Siegfried were not married In order
TO stop false reports and in the interest Of
the Catholic church. Siegfried being .
Protestant. The Germania wants TO i'm
press people with the fact that marriage 10
impossible unless oil conditions of the.
church for mixed marriages are fulfilled
explicitly. The parents OF the princess
finding that shc was infatuated and had
escaped and made Tyrolese trip with her
lover. invented the story of the marriage.
for which steps have only just been taken.
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CErrrsJK. Dec. si.-Thc frontier dispute
has led to the massing OF Albanian tribes
near Tusa, on the Monsenegrin frontier.
Troops have been sent to watch their
movements. The result was that outposts
of the Aibanians aud Montenogrins soon
exchanged shots and two Albanians wers
killed. A fierce conflict has taken place
between the Lume and Caboosch tribes in
Albania. and there has becn much blood
shed. The commander at Prisrend was
unable to pacify the tribes aud was com-
PEELED to tieez
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Lospos, Dec. si.-A Barcelona dispatch
says Anarchist Codina tried TO commit
suicide in his cell by opening one OF his
veins with piece of glass. lie was dis
covered In time and the attempt frustrated.
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Prxx RssFR. Ark, Dec 3i.-J, c. Nc
r.ermott the murderer o. j. y. Brooks.
xas fannd hanging IN his cell in she local
i.I shls snorains. having suiciae1 with
rops rasae Of bed elothea
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Tn. rr.neo-sp.ni.h Trade Treaty.

PARIS, Dec. 3i.-The commercial agree
ment between France end Spain has been
signed. The latter country extends TO
France In 1894 the benefit of treaties with
other powers. and France grants Spain tho
minimum tariff and withdraws rrohibi-
ton upon importation from Algeria.
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Indian CROP Outlook Good.

CsLcurr., Dec. 3i.--Ths wheat AREA of
Isgi is an increase OF @ per cent. over II ~.
Indications are favorable for . good crop.
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oasr.ses Upon ca,ne,sc. sy ce..eshs.

ousrsges Upon Catholics by cosseeks.
CoLeesE, Dec. SI~-The Cologne zritaas
publishes fua details of an attack apoa q
Catholic church At krosche. in the gov-
erument OF kevno. hy Cossceks last
month. The account fully confirms re-
port originally sent out. and which was
afterSard officially denied. The cor
respondent of the Zsit,sns adds that the
Cossccss were guilty OF inerrdshlc eartar-
ity and cruelty. They laneed and knoa,ed
the defenseless people. whom they drovs
from the church. women as we'll - men
being Included among the victims. Tho
dead and mntilated bodies were thrown
into lime pit near the church. Sacred
ornaments taken from the esiitiee were
broken into pieces and thrown into cess
pool. The Cossocks after this sacriligs
were allowed TO plunder the village.
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LoSpoS. Dec. st.--A Vienna dispatch TO
the Tflaes says: A pastoral letter of the
Hungarian bishops has been issued, which
Is calculated to place powerful weapon
against the govern msnt in the hands Of
the lower clergy. 1t invokes the authority
OF the apostles in contending that ohefi-
ence is due to God rather than men. and
declares the government bills in regard to
mixed marriages. civil marriages. etc. are
breaches Of Catholic dogma and contra-
dict the fundamental principles of Christi
anity. 1t calls upon all Catholic to
support and jointly defend the rights
Of the church. and says their actions in
public affairs must be governed by this
object.
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Ma.honsisna No Place for Prespecsers.

NEw YORK. Dec. sl.-August Lalou,
whose home is in San Francisco, arrived
today on La Bourgogne from prospecting
trip on the Zamhesi river. in Mashonaland.
Laion says the journey proved unsuccess-
full. and he has had an uncomfortable time
in South Africs. lie found hs had to
obtain permission from the British south
Africa Company before prospecting. and
if successful he would have TO pay heavy
royalties. The natives are very antAgo-
nis,ie and fight continuously. They fear
no power, acknowledge no authority be-
yond the South Africa Company. make
constant raids and are q continual menace
TO the people within reach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29

7efh s., E, 90, s. 90 n r. Madison Ave, City
IL, " 80 Il. .. IN .
,s,b (, w 1874 5l5h " 9th Ave, New York CITY .
D,Ias,, (, 53i be, W Mo Az " 9th ST Kansas Iy Mo
" Wsshng'en and Broad 3, w %1,hns % va, CIV
f3dS :, + az n S 02 4 ". iih Ave. New York CITY -.
butler and Douglas sts bet Sd and 4'h ave- Brooklyn J.
63d St. T. As, Y ), 75h W sh Ave- Ne" YORK c'y ...
Woodward Ave 97l. Detroit, Mich
Baltimore Ave lOi. Kansas City, No -
Farm about 1913 900 acres improved balance TIMBER
Nam ST. Springfield, mia. :. :. ~.
Convent Ave SO. V 5 80 II II IN y ADD II y J 'ry
jefferson Ave 46o 464 W 5 $40 Mary y flnaheih'N
SG,b Il, \ S 1914 # : in l. 9th Ave New York Ciiy
GAN II T. 81 S. s7t in An Ave ' my ,
T1sb,th Ayr. 1890, from Water to f,st IS 'sbe,h
South Brosi ST. 357 100 f. =. Grove st. Elizabeth ~ '
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BOND AND MORTGAGE LOANS, $25, 1886, 972.25
REAL ESTATE OWNED, $13, 641, 1924

CarorSt 10. IS. l72 W Clinton ST, Brooklyn. N.Y..
Jamaica Az, cor Acaden NJ II Astoria, y ..-.....
harrington Ave : " Laurel Ave II Paul. Mimi :.
ihxabh A. 80. bet and south s Elzabh. NJ
$50,
So -
Ashland Ave $50 he, Kent and Dale S,s. 81 Paul. MINI
River It " Charlor w.. ........-.....-.
~ Nam and lla~ley St., Victor. y -. ,
Hmm A. so bet entire and south Sts Elzabh,N
over Road 1877 $50 from Upper Road. Elizabeth j.
Jefferson Av IOs " lO IT Magnolia st, th1lb h, ~
Row. or No.burgh Farm. eh,er. Y .......
l'n,on II H. " li72in West Jersey St Elijah N j.
We>.f-d Ave - - ; Golden St, Elizabeth. y. j.
y nth Il + : Auburn. Y. ..... -. . :.
Fourth Ave y " s. 5On from 5 First Ave westhed' j.
9Th 81 y s. Oswego. y. \. ......
Cner Ave $50 T. 5, - f. y. Grove ST., Elizabeth ~ J.
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rrhh A.. h., nth and 9Th ST., Elizabeth NJ J.... $4,000
~, A.. al an 81 Elizabeth 1900 90
80 Sia XIX no May St Ei,abh. 10000
Wonro. Ave sos s. SO n Mary ST. Elizabeth, ~ T. 100000
salem Tr Aye, X w. . 4oi on ~ $4,000
Rosd F;,abeth $4,000
d., S-5 W 9Th Ave NY. 3,25OOO
80, 53i,oof Flushing NY 100000
CAM ioa' ." a. 100000
IL oossi,onm 1000 90
iiy' I7Osi,ooG 1000 90
* 1is5o..ooon State 2.0OOO 90
o.cood p,c. l. n 9OOw w Whi,esoue Ave 100000
"'e' leo a 100000
and Westminster 10000
p,iso,d :, az Auburn n Y ....'.......... 100000
60" A.. " Bavway Elizabeth n. 400 %
TorAL REAL ESTATE OWNED. 80. .sla, 64l, l22 a
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Union <, 100 los y " West Icrsey st. Elizabeth.
Newark Az ST. 81 - T. 2OOflS Farm, Az ,Wabh N
Con4ni n y = Union Ave. Elizabeth, y !
N.d,,on Ave -, 5i3. ; - ~. lAiA 81. l,ahethN
Fs,rr'n, 4, 1905 l9o7 y .52n Penn ~ .fh,abh.N
Nh, n, HISS y 1874 " Madison Ave tir-hcth. J
lOl,t st. T. 1903 = IL T. d ~ J. IN Nv. Nc" ~ Oity
100 - q
To- 4ThGin
100 nJn
III = T. IN
broadway y i25 4 , 90 r Linden Ave flr'mrs. y: J
I,,,,,on Ave- TO- I'll TJr = LOUIS, 80. ifat D.
enc Ave. 81 $40 " \. 7On y Grove n. iAs.bh ~
f.rn.unt Ave, l@li l2l6. = s.. 800 f. j. Ne1"fh Ave.
fAfaheh. y. !
Gn,r A,c .a3g-3iI. " s.. I75n. Grove s., .tUabh
New leroy y. X Ave bow s.. g. Liberty - Nesas; }
Caron >, 1862 800 Il " Clinton II brooklyn, = y.
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TorAL MARKET VALUE. SO sos, 900. 06s. -
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

TIE premium map offered By IN.
Observation-Disclosures 10 its subscri-
bers, old and new, is now to be found
in thousands OF homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, is evidenced by the following
testimonials, which are a few anon,
the large number received from .hos.
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies OF the origi-
mails on file in this Office, the sig
natures only being omitted, as the
Posi- does not feel at
liberty to publish in full the names OF
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation of the map.
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on Monday night concert WAS given at
engine house No. fer Mr.. j. leH John
son. There were about so people present
The programme was an excellent one,
oyening with a speech from Chief LiiI.s
After the coGelasicn of the programme
Chief i.iisis made another speech. in which
lie set forth the iireruen's affection aud
esteem TOR Mr. Johnson. analiy presenting
him With Eaid-headed cane. Mr.. John
son hiss heon an actiye and honorary mem
Der of the tire department. for soa1e time,
and Is certainly held ia warm friendship
hy tae men by whose side BE bss worked
and geaght sgSsnst the flames in times
past.
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwerisu- Danish Fourth and Pike streets
Rev. c. %. Rosing, pastor. services s:3oa n.
German Observation-Disclosures and birch
streets. Rev. ]. Erich, pastos. services ii a.
ii. aud % p. N.
German Esangslieal--IFall Main aud Twelfth
street. Il {. Bsade. pastor. residence s2S
kafAct street. Services, 1919 a M; Sunday
school, o 30 9. M.
German Evangelical. Ztoa's congregation
Seventh aa4 Union streets Rev. L. k0arpe,
pastor. Residence. isl9 fenih street. services
2:tS +. m. sgaday school 2. II
Norwegian EyRngvllcsi-Tweifth anf olive
streets. Rev. ]. J. kvsm. pastor. Residence.
less Twelfth street services 20. 80 r. IN. and ;
I. n. sunday school at l. 'oloe4
swedish EvaaFelieai~-T hlra street. near PIX.
Rev. Martin J. Larson, pastor: residence, III
Lincoln street. sunday school ~ i5p n.
services h - a. aEa y NJ, cad on
THURSDAY 9. III Prayer meeting ?. X
nosy Trinity gEag.Ishl seventh and Teton
tseets. Presiding D. Rev ". \ fassavAn1. IT. OF
Pittshurg, Ia. experimentation OF missions. a;
II a n. EAs tirst Of series 90 isnten textures
oE lbs subject, Nv hat Ia tho B3bleFF Will ba
Sc irercd on Fsidsy. - =, N. fhe public is
invited sunday sea0S. a. 10 a n
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hsaass ne bess saz.ssr nassesa tsseaf IA tie
ctr,
Nr C ". s~7EoHs ~sas 70 osynYas o. Tess
1sY.
sr. Hiseo<s ara eens-ea h.-s rs.r-nss fran
tbs Esss
as 81 p G-osene u Evsssss. vss IL te-a
sAt& .rek
xE SH o~lass. o. olymYss. wa ia tssseisy
On Hssaes.sv
NJ saa mrs J. ". wiaziow espscs ss 10 to
Texas March L
ar. sid Hu C. D. Ssbso~s, q chse.xs. we're
here lbs wesx
NJ sna ars c. A Ferris len s>r shs E.s; on
saaeay eTesfng
xt ! lie u 5ehnson expects 70 Eesvs nsri
week fss ths Exss.
Miss psxsn nss returned frosn Eve-sst. snere
she Sss ses Fue-s Of Mrs. Emss RsneL
IRA J. 81 Msl'er tsfs on TaesesT for Santa
Bsxssrs. sxpretisx 20 be swsy tA<ee weeks
TAs !. u. L eotness gsvs pse-fcntcn dance
5atnFtsy ssensne- Aeoss seventy -ase eogpses
were In attenfan1s
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Episcopal Churches.

81 1oau's. Hcst sess,le--Dtan Wats0a will
hod sc-f. &c 70 the old seheo.neuse ri = n n
-. Sgepasn's-r aiisri-seSvies, II T. IA and
s.5e = 81. ~ tho rector, Rev. T. Hylaai
~ Clements Market street and rsgk svenua
IaBreh building TO course OF erection. Services
VII b. resausSd feeFszrF
- MARKS rssss.oa $: Fremont scr; easr's
bal, SUNDAY schpof. , ~. service WIZ seY-
Eana by Gev. y e. Garsess - . N
r. Mar ~ zealand psrk. usaa Watson IA
eAsig2 fat3lp AsaFor, lay rss3sF. Egsa5ag
PRAYER a stA fs&e tTsen iaSe cars 20 &c .-ot.
- Aasss-Fflh saa Olive streets n4x a
a3tofae Garrett. g~rtsg. SSryiee. wtsh sermon
SHa1 HniY Ccur1nE3tfss u e. ~. Confirmation
Instruction. H. 81 = ut fVcaiaE pTsveF ard
ssrglor. sF~cfssiv tar Ehij1-cn. 4 n m No sigh;
service Al seas f-ce.
TFiaitv ~EicAfA sra James streets Rev
George Herhers Hkssan. o. r.. rector Mkt
NHsE Ag hesore ent Hasy Communion. II a. N.
tF2niug prayers. - = rs. SUNDAY e. acot 8. s
= n ass2afmalton eixss IN yestrp roasa. 20 a.
~ bsasssztsss service. e - p. FFce Aaa ua.
appropriated ssttapgs Sessed sa1 amx.ggG rY
enas
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C.rrr.r..le..l e-narea.s-

r~ocksra-Eer Joseph Wolfe. rsxsa-. serv-
sez~ ii q ~ ana . IN S2n9ay schcel = %
p
Tsvlcy-Esrra ard ThoEss streets ker
Geusss II. LES. p&x.c- services II a "a saa
- = IA suesxv sckool Ts.Sn EaytktIsa En-
es4Ta- sr-sefy et en- .. II
E5xewaec.-2rw !. T. Nseh0ls- pastor. sfrr-
scee ii y as. - , sundsg seaeso. 4 y
p IL aornIex tspsc, The No<e os tHsisi
evening. .aTae Eosn q unlty sa1 the Crrfea.
T.. 4. L 60 p II. Prayer meeting I'D
p ~
Fsymra.a-Tasc1 ans University st-ees.
Naiasee Netting T. u. pastor. kssiaezee,
12o TaEv~-s5ry street Preaching il q n,
spa ~ n n. by It's rastas. Morning sub
jest, Opening the way-~ No service In the
eTsaiag. Bible sehcol I2.a JseSson stress
seaoos, , -. soy street seacol ssn street.
p NJ Y.pSc z. ca = n Junior Society
fri1sv \ y
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rreer n..n.h,h,,lsn MN

some time this month Troop will give
al exhibition dr.Il and reception Al its
aaayseys IN the Old Tabernacle. Tais viii
I've quite novel thins for Tacoma. ss the
'roep heretofore has kept very much TO
i'sea. except 10 patriotioaliy pasaalag ora
quite number of auspicsou< occasions
ond il ~eald certainly BE pleasure for
the troops friends 81 see The inenahors at
hofne aud gong throoc the various forms
a. tfrtM
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II has bcea decided - have the amateur
MINISTRIES some time during Easter week,
and the TeheaFsaAs viii eontinHe through
she intervening tme. II is si.ii pso-
iaahc secret WAC @sli take the principal
parts, and = = 81 probably nos tie sisvrired
~ alj, Al any rate, oaul after the perform.
snee. IS 70 - much easier 10 dance th.
clog or do any dainty little thing ike shat
under cover Of = biaekenod face 80 that
tAese Is some chancn Of aisrni.r
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Rasrns Mass Iun. $50,

Post-Tntelligencer Co.. Seattle. Wash
Gents: I received some time since yoar
excellent map of the United State. and
the world map on the reverse side and
am pleased with il. II forms q hand.oms
and valuable addition TO my Office. and
canno. fail - be satisfactory To ary one
who invests the small sura asked for tho
map. Yours truly. r..
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PEsHAsrry. Wash. April 4. 1902

Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the lst
OF Apr and after sixty miles travel oy
stage from Eliensburg TO this place, came
in excellent condition. | arm wei pleased
with the map. as well as estonished at the
price for which you give the map to your
subscribers. Most respectfully. n. NJ
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The ladies Gymnasium Club haS be-
come vssy ropalsr lately. 10 - progress
iaS, aad much saere Interest ia Is Is dis
sye1 a. the meeting there IL go0a
attendance. and i ga es seen that devel-
cpnenf at the preseat day Is thonghs
much gf
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To-Day a charity saears party wss given
for me benefit Of The ChslareE's HONE st
Mrs. iuseFsoIls. These seem = great sae-
cess, despite tas cry OF .'Aara times"
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NORTH WELLINGTON, r. c., June .. 1892
Editor Post-Inteliigencer.S Seattle Wash
Dear Sir: | have received your pre.
MUM map in good order and am highly
pleased with it. I cons.de that l have
got your valuable paper free. as l value
the map more than the price of suhscrip.
ton. Yours very respectfully, ID.
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rzwzuiss-snnaay school p -.
ysaser-suueay seaoos. % N. preaching 81
II & M BY Rev. D. BExiey-
cola understanding as II n - by ReT. ID
BsgE1y. sunday sehoos. p II.
soash Seattle - sunday school 40 n
Preaching aE 7.sop. N. By Rev. j shepherd.
Ftrrt--Taf-d sa3 Pine ss-eets- Kev. c.a-k
DsYiS pastor Services II n II. aad 80 p m
sunday schog!. 19.sa Young Peoples meeting
e.l5 p IA seats free.
sccond-Sorsh Seattle. Republican ard war.
rem streets Eer. gasssk shepherd. PASTOR
Patronage next aec- 10 cnurcE. Preaching ny
tire ,.as,ss- a. III & 10 subject, "ReapIng " hat
We Sow" sunday sehoos i2si5 y N Chris
ti.n In .eavor 8:1 y n Prayer meeting
Thursday z.ss1 2. ~.
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81. Luke. Parish Reeep,ien.

On Tuesday evening one OF 50. Lakes
receptions was held at the parish house.
A very good musical programme Was ear
ried out. aud tie whole evening was very
enjoyable. Among those present were.
Mr., and Mrs. Preston Barr. Mrs. May
nard. Mrs. Robert Maynard. Miss May.
nari, Mrs. Harvey. Mr. Walter Harvey.
Mrs. Bates. Miss Rector. Mrs. Stephen
hoibrook, Miss Holbrook. Miss Ethel
Holbsook. Mrs. +, J.. FFansloll, Mrs :. H.
White, Mrs A. II. Raynor Miss Van
Horn. Mrs. ", Eaton, Miss Breckenridge.
Mrs. T.. I. Dargiu. Miss Edna nurgin.
Mr.. William Eaton, SIR. +. tsarFetson. Mr..
and Mrs. T. l.. koys. Mr.. t. Bowles. Mr.
Tom FfAa~loii
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rsrax m.a'. eari.s,.n Association.

sEe Notk 81 She Neans Meas Ca-3stiaa Assoegs-
tsoa - 5h@ seattle tasstrF. sunday evening
tspsHAFy = = p = n Tie pEogszaaEas IS s.
follows sEe-x * Ages. eAotr Art rs,aereus.
Eoas rrsYss- Aey y. 4 SAaakssn. sSeaetu.r
sa1 ~EeneSAeS0S fsas4 tes Aesse Salsune Ie
hF g sseanc~l. = Aarks eae5F; aGaFtsssS.
Lac, = BIDS Gsxat" 81 !. Baek, ~ Per.
y ilitasas, Mr. Harry Davis Ms 4 II
szuzaFFs. Ar, y. tSsAnFs ~9zsasst tsarls.
nsa Atiss, essaF sd esa EsggKssaas
ssSFes&Ss- osscytpgT. ~AGe Maria - q
ts@aa0ss. Vsessa sosQ. Mss stsassFes ArsAas..
= ~ eFrss &cHera Fsa1ss ssenSs "ssxg4Ee A1Esass
~ e. ts1EGoe. eoegss - caatr. Ns.s BsrTswe-
sssS-t's sa~as ~tsi5s y savsof. = sSss5ssla.
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Mv.now W.,h F,h q ,eo,

Pos.-lutellgeucer Co., Seattle Wash
sirs: The map is better than we expected.
50 Ee are weil satisfied with It. Respect.
fulS. rs.
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Coulter en shra.. ras.aar.

Tho members 81 sAs Reading SIS sr.
rect 10 have cossllsen on Shr0ve Tuesday.
TAe invitations wsa probably uos he seat
70 many sos sassaAers except the rnem.
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ENTERPRISE Wash. Feb. 10 1892.
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Editor Post-In;elligencer. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: received your premium map
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Editor Post-In.elligsncer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: | have received the map OF
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