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Cave and Cliff DweIIers.

View the longest cantilever bridge in Anne,
lea across the Colorado river.
r. R. Gabel, General Supt.
w. A. BIssELL, Gen. Pass. Agt
II. s. VAN SLYCK,
Gen. Agt., Albuquerque, MN.
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Mountains OF Mineral Fruitful Orchards Other Resources
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Arrive Los Angeles 7:50 a. m. 6: 0p. m
Leave Los Angeles at 700 a. m 515 p. III.
Arrive San Diego 1880 p. IN. 9:20 p. nj.
Leave San Diego at 2:10 p. III. 2:10 p. m.
Arrive San Francisco 9:15 a. m. Leave at
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THF

HISTORIC CITY
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LE0AL NOTICES.

DRoBATE NoTICE-IN THE SUPERIOR
L court OF the state OF Washington for King
county. In probate
In the matter of the estate Of Arthur Bullene de-
ceased. No s.625. Order to show cause why
distribution should not be made.
George w. Bullene, administrator Of the es-
tate OF Arthur Builene, deceased having filed
In this court . petition setting forth that
said estate IL now in q condition to be
residue thereof among the persons entitled
by law thereto, and IL appearing to the court
that said petition sets forth facts SUFFICIENT to
authorize distribution OF the resdus Of said estats
II Is therefore ordered by the court that all per
sons interested In the estate Of the said Arthur
Buliene. deceased be and appear before the said
superior court OF King county. state of wash
OF SAID court. In the city OF Seattle the 18th day
OF March. 1894. al the hour OF $50 O'clock a m
OF said day, then and there TO show cause IL any
they have. why an order of distribution should not
cording TO law
IL further ordered that copy Of this order be
published once o. week for four successive weeks
before the said 10th day OF March 1894. in ths
Daily fostIntelligencer, newspaper printed
aud published Ia said King county and OF general
circulation therein.
Done in open court this 7th day of February,
1894 j. W. LANGLEY.
Judge CT Said Superior Court
state OF Washington, county OF King. g.
1, Il. w. Gordon, Clerk Of the superior court OF
Ming county. state or Washington, do hereby
true correct and complete copy Of order OF
said superior court to show canse whv distrtbu.
sion OF said estate should not be made In the
above entitled matter, made and entered By said
court on the 7th day OF February, 1894.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal Of said court this 7th day of
February. 1894.
IsEaII Tw GORDON, Clerk.
BY ID. u. MCKAY. Deputy Clerk
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nrArHs AVID rrsxRAL..

GELL8T0RD-En seattle, tie family sesa9eoes
lake D~ii aFesSsfs ~ essnssGay. fssrrarT -
1894. GLADYS Sss1fors. o F<rss9a1tss. szsG
Services VII - bed a. BSuney a stessrxs
chapel fBnorro~ nsor@sHg ~ 10 sfclsex- Inter-
srent IA Lake tse~ oeEnrterv-
HCkkErT--sa sea.tss NJ proy1denee ho~pssai
Tuesday Fshrsary H. ies4. Calvin Barkstf. Of
erossy. Aged - pears
Remains wsft seat ssu ths NzEsnofaah to oiyra-
pa yesterday asfsraoSa.
EELIEy-Ths rsz4atas OF Scrusaa y. Eeifey
~Jss he sent 80 ssw y aFk tonsskrou morning. CO
shs s:is train ssa sAe o. ". sad G. r.
EH0pES-Tbe funeral services Of Ers George Z.
Fhosss viii - bed ~ her Iase resseerce Raf-
dolsh street soSEarrs,x asteraoe2 ~ $50 ct0cx.
IHterxaenE &c Lake y4~w cs1nsssryt
NcSCIgE-Tb4 faaerzi services Of Ichn Ne
suirs wtil BE hesd this fnevnlag 81 T:ss ocSsrk
al the Church Of Dur Lady 81 9eos Help la
ferssseai Ia CAVIAR cepstery.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM
No. III Cherry st.

Advertisements un1ef ire hsAf OF fsost. Founf
Yer sale For Kent and situations Wanted will ~
s.ssfed ct the rate 81 o wort each Insertion
IkymeBt sssasb is sdvAaca Ne asvsrsissmssss
seesiysa fDr es Than IS csotk
yCTTCg-Tas business 5fnce OF ths poer-fN-
rsrIsaEscxa Il opea until ~ p NJ. CLASSIFIED
Advertisements viii bs received NJ 10 infs tirus.
Advertisements " 81 BE- received at branch ofnoes
the Posr-fsrxLtgsEscUna a..
TACOMA BUREAU - iiis Pacific Avenue
TbossEs snnussas. ManAssr
PORT TowNsESn-FrenchA Springer
RELlrSGHAN BAY BUREAU-Nsw What
erlr corner folly and Canoe etrsets o. w. cai-
~. Manager.
Th. folsowing ietiers await advertiser, 81 this
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FOR EXCHANGE.

House and three lots in Snohomish.
worth S.. son. to exchange for Seattle prop
erty.
Partially improved farm within ten
miles Of Seattle TO exchange for city prop
ertg.
Well improved ranch Of go acres In
kitsap county TO exchange for Seattle
property.
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y & TCH EEP4TRISG,

" AEIh CLOCK AND JEwELY KEPaER-
- diamond mo1n%iag and gswe3rv mace 10
efest ioF enethrd less than regular prices, hExh
Fegt aaasss a % prices: 81 ~orS guaranteed call
laacels. l. ID His ca
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WEAT
THEY THINK OPN

The premium map offered b, ~
PosT-INTELLlcENoER to its NH.
bers. old and new, is now to be so..,
in thousands OF homes in the Pa.
Northwest That no premium -.
offered has given such universal g..
faction, is evidenced BY the follow.
testimonials, which are few ,r,..
the large number received from H.
who have received the map TA~
letters are exact copies of the orr
nails on file in this Office, the =
natures only being omitted, a &
PosT-INTEILIGENcER does not see, .
liberty to publish in full the names =
those who have so kindly expfes.1
their appreciation of the man
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PrsuAsrrx. Wa.h. Ami, 4 ~

Post-Tnteiiigsncer Co., Seattle. wash.--
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on The ~
Of April. and after sixty miles travel %
stage from Ellsnsburg TO this place. cans
in excellent condition. I am well pleased
with the map. IS well - aston ishsd q tie
price for which you give the map to yoaf
subscribers Nest respectfully. n. Il
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Ynnxrsrou w..A x.A :

IooMrsroH, Wash Feb 4 ia
Hcst-Intelligencer. Seattle, WaeA..
j received your map and IL II axsy -
ycnd my expectations. l think IL d worth
Yully ten times the money you ask fueit
and is the best map have ever seon PUB.
hshsd. Yours with respect Ia
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NoRrn W8LLIveroS, b c., June Z 1854
Editor Post Inteiligencer. Seattle, WISH
Dear Sir: I have received youe 20
MUM map In good order and am hiGhil
pleased with IL. I consider that l hsvs
Tot your valuable paper free q valns
the map more than the price Of suhsceip
ton. Yours very respectfully. p.L
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HONEY LoAx OFFICE.

I ONDON LOAN OFFfCE-MoNEY TO LOAN
~ watches, diamonds and ieweiry at low
rates. los South Third street, next to Guys drug
store. Also tine watch repairing.
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pe~ Mssas- WISH. wednesday. lara
arr -. Isak 30 The sfss q r. "a klx. twas. trszs
te~4
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sorrcE TO srocxnoIDEEs.


NoTTcE-To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ TIE seattle e Montana Railway Company:
N0g aa9 each - you are hsrehv notified thai the
regular aDnaAs uaeeta of the stock holders q the
Seattle a Montana kssswas somPany VIII ee bed
the effce Of the company, roa1a se1 Burke
nnisdlrg. Ia the city OF seattle. WASH FRIDAY.
February - 1894. 81 O'clock p N. The last
THURSDAY II February, tse time provided IN the
stockholders. being February - s1d host
dayl for the psrpsse of eseeslsx board Of rru<-
tees OF the company 10 serve Until toe next an
nuai meeting and nntiI their Successors are elected
ard cusisoed-
Daied seattle wash January 50 iSaS
ANDREW WOODS Secretary Pro TEN.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE sroca-
ing Compsay viii he held Al the conpsnys o-ice.
3oa Jackson street. seattle. Wash. Friday.
March :. ~ 10 q m. for the consideration Of
Increasing the capital stock 20 thirty thousand
dollars and such other business may properly
come before II l. B. ALLAN.
THOMAS J. THoRSEN,
LUTHER J. EVANS
Trustees
NOTICE OF DfSsOL UTEOx.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION NOTICE IS
fore exiting between she undersigned under the
firm RAme OF Levy Bros, in the business OF
wholesale and retail dealers IN cigars rohaccos.
smoker articles. etc. NJ No III Commercial
by mutual consent C. Levy rstires nom said
Arm and the business thereof will be retained and
continued By 81. levy. trading as N. Levy & Co.
who has assumed all the debts cue from the for
mer firm. and who alone Is authorized TO collect
the debts due to the same. NJ LEVY,
c. LEVY.
In presence OF L. C GILMAN
Dsfed at Seattle. Wash. Feb 8. 1894
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PALousr CRY WASH. NAV 81 isn

PALousE CRY, Wash, May q. 1s02
Post-fntelligencer, Seattle, Wash
Gents: / received the map Of the word
sent by you in good order and am Wi
pleased with 1t. Ii is both useful al
ornamental and should find Q placs h
every household. Please accept NJ
thanks. Yours respectfully. n. u
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Fay Idaho. Feb. q. fs0a

FRY. Idaho. Feb. q. 1s9e
The Seattle Post-lntelligencsr Co. -
wall map a short time ago. and in -
condition Am more than pleased VITA
IL. It IL worth dousis the prica Yoan
truly. HI
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sffCTsL NOTICES.

Nufttk II HEREBY GIVEN THATI WILL.
~ nos ~ reSpgns ibe tor any oils or eeh., COR
uactea - Rag vile. Aaaie Cartl.
GE.RGE n CURTIS
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GALL FOR REPUBLICAN CITY CoNyES-
~ ton for the city Of Seattle-A general ccnven-
ton of the Republican party OF the city Of seattle.
King county, Washington. Is hereby called to meet
in the Armory hail on south side OF Union street,
between bird and Fourth streets, In the said city
OF seattle, on Saturday the Gath day Of FEBRUARY,
1894 at ten O'Clock . for the purpose Of nom
mating mayor. city clerk. treasurer, corpora
tion counsel, two nre ommlssionera nine dele
gates 10 the city council one from each respective
ward. and four aldermen. one from the second.
seventh. Eighth and Ninth wards. respectively, TO
be voted for At the regular election OF said city.
pursuant 20 the charter thereof, on the sixth cay
of March. 1894.
The following Subdivisions of the city W III be en-
titled to representation by the following number
OF delegates:
E. The Fir,s ward. twenty-three.
The Second ward eighteen
The Third ward. nineteen
The Fourth ward. thirty.
The Fifth ward thirty-hve.
The Sixth ward. twenty-one.
The Seventh ward. twenty-five
The Eighth ward twenty two
The Ninth ward. eleven.
Said delegates shall be chosen at ths Republican
primary elections TO be held in said respect We
wards on Wednesday. February 81, 1894.
BY order of the Republican City Central Com
mittee Of the said city OF seattle.
A. NJ BkOoKEs. Chairman
EDWIN W. CRAVEN, secretary.
Dated January 81. 1894.
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LANaLKY. Waah.. March ai. l0Q&

Post-Inteliigencer Publishing CO., -
attic. Wash.--Gents: I would say thai
am delighted with the map II cansis
good order and is daisy. A
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IND CONTRACTORS.

- gineeYs and contractors Tor bridges of ever
scription: wharf building. piedrivfng dredgiag
and steel shovel excsvsting: plans and specifics
tons furnished on application; correspondence 50
licitef- Office o2o-523 seatte National bank
building. Seattle Wash
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cbST.

| est - sth EEN ARD FAEu FOR oE D
@oTen Sos aS hAvlag coat e. arms E1af ~gss
ssnt = @s tuls saSsaVed ia sacns D- "a
ks~sS2, Aoes2 y erseess y
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WEST FERSpALH, WsaA

y Post-Intslligencsr. Seattle. Wash
6irs: I received one of your premiua
maps the other day and IL 10 fine map e
every respect and deserves praise foss
truly. ]. y
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LUMNr, Wash, Feb. 4 1854
The Post-Iete.iigencer. Seattle. WASH
Dear Sirs: Trecefved your premium fnse
in good condition. Many thanks for V
Respectfully yours. d.
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ENrERPRlsE. wash.. Feb. ia -
Seattle Post Intelligencer SeattIe. W.
Have received the wall map. Ane~
esptionally well pleased with il. Irh~
celient Accept thanks Yours uris
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DRok. A + ANDERSON TEACHES MATH-
sHAtlcS. college preparatory and kpsIssl
stadleS 1907 seventh street
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BTsfSESx CHANCES.


I'oR SALY-ss 500: THE OLDEST FsTAR
H>hef trug Stofe in the city of juneau ALASKA
located az corner N the nam str~es sf business
d"h.e tees store IS 100 TINS Is harzaia and All
Egp- csll@Cs y 10 have alief o. fore FahYt-
Ags - ~ tht, business ~ g Re : the y, .rk
amer AsrCA 10. noae oat rufohassEs need Apply
Saafe$s Z g. Not 50, Juneau. Atassa
L'oR SABA BROOM Looping uoT,>r
y IN tSsre}L centrally located. a great hsrssin
AdGIess . = Brown. svefsst wsSb-
L'oR SALE SMALL. GROCERY BUSINESS.
sood location ne store within three mi .
SOD reasons for selling Address A l. Post In.
te3iigsureF.
ENR >AIb-AT BARGAIN SNAIL
restaurant 3oinE gaeti business sys1st 90
teA - A'a' % trHEnbfa str-s'. opposite y. }.
esE'oi- estE
L'oR SAf.t pENTAf PRACTICE OUTFIT
Saad ~1Al et' Atdr~sS .. care Pgsl fateIh
sspcsT
L'0E SAL HoTEi.S toi,GfNa Hog~rs
FestsUrsstss- SFl ser rs snd business cbAsres ~
a. hia@s isefo s%se go Va. reota i. slI s~ssana
tNNuNE DESIRING ru ENaAGE N r,,r
- sr@enFv business &c secure - aNrsatB s.
ere q fhe hest s&sG - tn re e8iR ~ fattas "a -
UoanTstsre3. ceyfsr >lnfa au4 tr.~rv xf~ssr..
ua>i e@ s-sa t0T h@us6t ~ creditors. tef-4s casa
ft'lnst NJS'f~ reviewer.
I'oE SALE THE = HOMIE -uEao,.
tNsHtaist ussesel Sad Straax bat. ta..ns.as -
va ng e. ethf al rrAfs eor sea .as 9vins A. "a.
r''' Nsaai''rs ''''ste- ~,s1ta Sea 1-e.
u ~ TEr-T.'. NCHANeE RFny~r,wx
- 81 sin@s- ssoCS 81 SrecSrex Actress A
- tnfTs tSenret
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CLEyrLANp. WASH. Feb. 2 r.

CLBN kLANN, w abLf.t FUu- = IL
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir; I received your premium NJ
which gives rs great satisfaction. Ny wi4
thinks II Is worth more than the pspa
and map both cost. She 10 much dslighi5
with IL. Yours very respectfully. b 2.
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MALorr, wash.. March 50. Isl
Post-Intelligencer CO., Seattle, Web
Gents: / have received the map and =
well pleased with il. Think is well vol
S.. which it would cost to 60 to ass61
and buy it. Long may the Post Intsk
gencer live and prosper. I remain yen
very respectfully. SH
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EAST ST. CLoup. Mimi, May Is. fsaa
Post Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash.s
Gents: The map received in good ordR
and We think it 10 . fine map. You shoad
certainly DO able 20 dispose Of . larn
number Of them. Yours truly, va
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Bosros. Mass. Juno 70, 1854

Boston, Mass, June ~. -
Post-Intelligencer Co.. Seattle, Wasn.s
Gents: I received some time SINGS voa.
excellent map Of the United States sn{
the world map on the reverse s'de, -
am pleased with it. IL forms handson
and valuable addition to my Once. 49,
canno. fail TO be satisfactory to any %
who invests the small sum asked for ~
map. Yours truly. n. =
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KcxrsLAH, 3. c.. May 10, fsaa
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. W.
Dear Sir; have received ths mar II
the world, etc. and arm pleased to e.
that I am thoroughly satishsd With 4
Yours truly, W.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. May II. ~
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wask-
Gentlemen: Tho map received ana =
very much appreciated. Very truly. u
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AoCFyTY NOTICES.
4 ;sCAEA Lopez NO 81. r. AND A. NJ
~ stated meetings aecond and fourth Mondays
a each Tnoath. ID. W. BASS. w Il
A. = 9fBns, sec.
ionic Lodge, No. 30. r. a A. 81. WILL
! meef ~ Masonic Temple Friday. February is,
1894. ~ 80 n work In Feliowcrnft degree.
Members and ali selonrung brethren cordially In
tited. y. n. PkATHER. W. NJ.
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ONTARIO. Canada. April L Isl
Observation-Disclosures. Seattle. Wssh-
Gentlemen: The premium map rsceiSu1
in good order, and it gives perfect sasis6l~
ton. am yours truly. Nj
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Personal
GERMAN LADY WANTS To MAKE TIRE
VI sca1sintsnee OF a business man IS wears old;
mast write German Address e :. Post-Intslll-
reSCeF
\ GENftENAS PAST MIDDLE AGE
u farmer, with means desires the acaual ntaace
of ini idie ed lady with some means; No oeiec.
ttNn 20 willow WITH one or two children. Address
". X. care Post fntsiIISencer.
II Mr.. ROBINSON FORMERLY OF THE
- Hour" mine n Montana. will send his rges
snt rcsioff3cs aiiFess 10 the Undersigned he will
hear ot something 20 his advantage William
Auth. Helena. Mea.
ELECTRIC BILLS. Use; BATTFRlrs $50.
y. repairing done. Johnson, ala Yesler avenue
leiePhcos So
II I. CAMPBELL. DETECTIVE. sss RURKF
IL. huilGias. =
| NlNGiN HoNE laos FIFTH. CORNER
Il. IE.on.
DER~oNAL-w Will GIVE yoIY A Nrw
t,e{t Noin stove 10 exchange for your old stove
ffsdsries, Nelsaa a Munro. corner second ara
Hiyer<stN streets
" INTER q HARPER n sgn.
StkaAS ans ell Kinds NJ mps,cal tnstrs,tpsnfs
seENe e3ots. second sUd Marion streets
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WANTED -fu TRADE FOR SMALL
~ sthe9asF about 10 tors capacity. Apssy d
eeU Commercial street W
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IA AN lGN- IS RfW ARD TO THF fFR~r
w ohe sendims tiss address ~ sssrar sstar.1ss
sA~i h~sFa - ~ Svsrett stouf foaF rsoaLhs a.,
49, ne ~ NsSisstea company. 6 h.7,t assa
~ Is ~. asfA sAt,riesiaG. Age - Aae~Rss a.
ftaHtss. topk. Phelps e>ssa's. NeA
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DISTRICT NO FOUR.

Primary Election District No. Four shall en-
oraee all OF the Fourth ward of the city OF seattle.
and The polling place shall be Telnpie Court. and
the following reputable persons each Of whom is .
lega voter and householder in said district. are
nefey designated TO act Judges OF said election
to-wit: George b. kittinger stewart r. smith Ere
mont f. Crsmer. and the number OF delegates
10 which said district Is entitled under call said
convention is thirty.
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IL ANrEn~ rHE UsE or TEAM FOR Ffkn.
w mast he sW5tahls far gara-s4 sool c.Fa a.
s3seSs l. A. ", Po<t-tpteligcnesr
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DECK Err BROS. r Fl. ;, wl FoE
a Harper, Second sad Marion streets
NIiNT CO OFFICES ARE IN THE
y u 4 w. NeS York block rooms
slssis ofses hours from 20 8
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ssNrED-arscsIIaNkous.

UASrEn-To TRADE FOR SECONDHAND
" typewriter, Address Recon- Sis seattle Ma
ttaBsi Hank eai ding
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WANrFp- AOuop HEAVY FARM HoRsF-
w Address lt2S Flhh street
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WANrEb~ofFlCE DISK AND CHAIKs
w Address y q, Poet Inie'l'seBesr
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Primary Election Distract No Five shah en-
GRACE al. Of the Firth ward OF the city cs Seattle
and the polling plsce shall be Armory ball Fourth
ana Union. aud the following reputable persons,
each OF whom IS legal voter and householder in
seid district, are hereby designated Judges
OF said election tor said district to-wis: Jnius e.
Hale. Grant G. De 8roSt Edward Noa Tobel. and
the uQmor OF delegates 10 which said district il
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-18

This opluion was confirmed ". en-
Nahuu cane I.w u.H UutHiug r1Im
fo'lowoi by Mike q zgerId who
locke after his Interests Tn the arena.
4 nc men were introduced bS Captain
Laugo who HniI. "rhis VIII bu "a
twenty round contest aud Tor T0inia. -
Tho fret three rounds were pretty
livuy but devoted mHs.ly 30 ascertain
Ing tne relative clevrruusg of the two
bINofs FUm that time ora 10 was clear
that Tor uuca Richards was NOS going
90 have it ail his own way with n
white man AMI his long gorilla Ike
reach was not nu even offset 90 the
knowledge Of prlzs ring rules and
fighting shown by his Pacific coast
antagonist
BLOW alter blow was poured on
the body, neck and bullet shnpcI head
1f the ncrrU-aamg NJ them were very
hafd--Uut with Two or three cxupp.
lions he paid NO more attention to
them, Ur rather they hnd no more viii-
ulu effect on him than sptlug shower
uu irpsh water fowl until tlu tenth
round when hU Came up grUggy. After
that he SPARED Tor wind aud did ~
good deal Of fine dOdginR and running
away with the hope of wearing the
white man out But This ho failed 10
ug and when the exhibition ended
after twenty hari ioughttouuds DE war
pretty tired and tue "p0iuis" were
given 90 Malun.
Atthr next "shpwn ni the gymus.-
lum Jim Williams anI .Mahau are 10
appear in a ten r0uni bout