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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-22
Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IIlexiCan MDSlans Lininlgnt
for
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints.

exports Of maize. owing 20 the shortness
Of the crop on the liberal expo-t hnsfnsss,
and covering By shorts. There was eonsia-
cradle churnirg of the cora maFkes during
the nrst hours Of the session Prices
changed rapidly without tie Aceompsni-
uent Of any CREST smount Of business.
There was some demand for local ship
rnents, aud not enough offered 70 supply
them anti they brought sae price up lie
per oashel for May, aud lAc for Sep.en-
Ter above the prices near the opening for
these deliveries When the demand Was
satisfied prices began 20 settle back again.
and before noon they we're both down TO
the level Of the opening quotations.
Shortly thereafter another squirt took
prices back up 20 near the highest. Sep
TENDER was difficult 10 buv when wanted.
and occasionally IL was equally hard 10
sell il. 1t sold around the opening at
from 5sTs 70 5lis. ana from that up TO 5sc.
then on 10 54s.c. and up until il touched
55sse. IL closed a. SOC. Oats experienced
another day Of active trade and higher
values Corn continued 20 influence
prices, and quite an advance was shown.
Buying was good from ali sources
September started &c up from the clos
ing price Of yesterday, at 307sc, declined 10
3olsc, advanced nc. and closed at sos.
Receipts OF hogs were only 5000,
and good grades were quoted as
in good demand at tribe higher price.
Tnat, and the strength IN corn, gave the
provision market its opening direction.
The fluctuations IN pork took the course
of grain for aw bile. but IN the latter part
of the session the packers sold freely and
independently of the strong grain mar
kets- January opened st sl3o5. compared
with $3.50 at the close yesterday. 1t ad-
vanced to sl3671s. aud then dropped grad
ually, until at the close sI355 was the
price.
Closing: whest-Firm. August. SAC:
September, 55lsc.
Corn-Higher; August 64No; septsm-
Der, 55c.
oats-Higher; August. Sos4c: September.
305zc.
Pork--Lower; September and January.
sI3.55.
Lard-steady; September and Janu-
ary. s7.62<.
Ribs-Stsady; September, $50; Janu-
ary. 500.
Rye-Firm at 47c.
Barley-Dull at 53154c.
FIaxseed-Dull at 81 221I23
Timothy seed-Easy at s5.67tz.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts today. 1900 head yes
ierday, 2s, FOL; left over, about 700; mar
ket, fairy active; good grades, triie
higher; others. barely steady. Sales
ranged at $a05@5.6O for light; 81 S0@5 Is
for rough packing; s5.l095.e5 tor mixed /;
S. 90@5.S0 for heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle-Receipts. G. 500 head: official yes
terday, "a Ii3; market, firm; natives. Si.o0
@L5o; Westerns, 81. 509 i.lo; Texans, 81 IS
0tS.40.
Sheep-Receipts today. 5000 head: ship
ments yesterday, LES; market. firm.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l.
1894, are s., 232, 2i7. There were Med for
record yesterday - deeds. the considera-
tions aggregating So i3A Following Is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Trcmper
& Co.. abstraetors of title. li6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
/. c. Eggan to Chas. Kakeldy, lot 8.
block y. heirs of &. A. Bells "a, 5000.
T. A. Ericsson to V. Ericsson, LOT Is. block
., Madison street add, $500.
South Park l.. Il Imp. Co. to III. c.
Seelye, lots and 8. block 81, South Park.
$50
E. l.. Sawyer TO M. NJ. 0'Hara, lots % 10
q, block 10, Tacoma Y acht Club add. slS5.
West Coast Imp. Co. 10 Anna Evsnson.
lot 8. block 63, Gilman Park, $50.
Mary l.. T. Snyder to J. IA. Sandsrson,
lots and s. block So. Terry's ist and other
land, 81. 800.
L. G. Gilman to ]. Ii. Lewis, lot Is. block
Ga. Gilman Park. 81.
ID. ]. Pierce ct al. to w. w. Beck. ~ OF
se1< OF swl<, sec. 5. tp. -. Be, 500.
n. II. H. r Go. to VIM. w. Beck, swL
Of nwI. and lot 9, sec. I. "A, 5. $685..
N 4. r. T. Co. 70 VIM. ". Beck, W. Of
swI<. sec. !. "a, 5. $780,
G. W. Price 10 NJ. \. Page, lots 2 and 5,
block 8. Brighton Beach, 81.
o. III. Moulton TO A. X. Chadwick. lot G.
Somerville. 81.
A. X. Chadwick to o. II. Moulton.
same ST.
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mAKISE NEWS.

HoauEAx, Aug Especial. Arrived
SIR Poiut Iona. from san Francisco,
sch James A. Garfield, from san Fran
= SEQ, sch Charles K Wilson. from san
Francisco. saiied-Seh Marion. from
oeTdeaH.
TscoNA, Aug. a -called--tr Tacoma,
for Ioxohoma and Hongkong.
PnKr T0wNsESB. Aug a. SPECIAL -
Ssaled--Bk Maulaz. from Port blakeley Tor
Honolulu: ChA bk Emma KAmilia, for
Valparaiso; str CITY OF Paebia. for san
Francisco: sfr Queen for Southeast
Alaska ArriYea--Skr Walla NAila. from
san Francisco
Cart. Rufus Calhoun hss pslitioned con
rress 70 pass a sTecla3 act authorizing the
Er5tfsh lark Archer 10 tsy the American
solors. The Archer was abandoned ~ sea
last winter OF 1ancouysr island, aud was
towe1 INTO Victoria. - here Capt Calhoun
purchased her for s.. 90. he took abe
vessel Ia PORT bAakeleY, sad has expended
a0ozt 81. 90 IN getting her ready Tor sea-
American laws sEe very strict. and is re-
CURES special lsgasl2saon 30 gre . ioEsign
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IDEAL HARVEST WEATHER.
Crops Being Gathered In Both Sections
of Washington.

OF Washington.
The following Is the weather crop bulle-
tin for the week ending August 20:
Western Washington-This has been
week Of continued sunshine and warmth
i'm all counties. The temperatures were
slightly higher than the preceding week,
the highest this week having ranged be-
tween IS and "a degrees, while the lowest
were between 80 aud IS degrees. Save one
or two insignificant showers on the imme-
date coast region, the week has been rain
less. For harvesting, the weather has
simply been ideal. The dryness and
warmth have FASTENED the ripening of
grain and small fruit. The almost total
absence of good rains since the first week
in July Is beginning TO tell in
some sections on gardens. The wheat
aud oat fields show great improvement
over last week. In some portions OF Wah-
kiakum county. the oat cropis all harvest
ed at this writing. and was good crop.
Burning OF brush and cleaning of land Is
now the order OF the day in many sections
Around Winlock, Lewis county. grain Is
being stacked and harvest is newly over.
The second crop of clover near Browns
vile, kiisap county, was rather light
owing To lack Of rain since the hrst crop
was cut. The hop outlook remains about
the same as last week. The weather was
uropitious, though. Plums and early APP
pies are now coming in az Kent, King
county. The yield has been fair and the
quality good Near Everett the plum crop
will be immense. Take II all and all. the
week has been an unusually good one for
the farmers.
Eastern Washington-A weel of steady
hot ard dry weather has Just closed in this
part Of Washington. The highest temper
atures were uniformly in the ninetIes,
having ranged between 50 and rs degrees.
The temperatures in the northeastern por-
ton OF the state we're considerably higher
than last week. The nights were little
warmer, the lowest temperatures ranging
between 50 and 81 degrees. mere
sprinkie of rain fell at Spokane on the 18th.
That was all the rain Eastern Washington
received during the past seven days.
While little rain would help garden
truck in SONS sections and in parts OF
KIickilat county would save the corn crop.
the drouth has not been injurious
10 the other more important crops. Grain
is ripening fast everywhere. Harvesting
operations are in iuli blast Near Rosalla.
Whitman county. barley and oats have
nearly all been cut. while cutting on spring
wheat has just begun. In portions Of
Douglas county the harvest . about over,
and crops have been secured Ia tns eondi-
tion. Stacking is being done in much bet
fer shape than last year. Where grapes
are grown IN Douglas county the fruit Is
riue. and looks promising The hot dry
weather has brought out the fruit Water
r4,eGors have been ripe for the past two
weeks near kennewick Ia the Horse
Heaven country the wheat harvest Is
about hAlfoxer This j. going 70 be one
~ the best years for the farmers Of Wash
ington GA record.
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rvs srArK OF TRADE

THk sfAfE OF TRADE
eAs Francisco. Aug 2l.--Vegetables in
heavy supply; demand. light. New Lady
Washington beans arrived and offered at
81 30 per GENITAL. Potatoes, weaker.
Onions. steady. Fresh fruit--Demsnd
quiet; grapes, slow; berries. firmer; april
cots. scarce; melons. ia heavy supply.
Butter, unchanged: prices steady. with 3
moderate demand. Eggs, hrmer. Cheese.
steady. Poultry, weaS, with receipts fair.
A few hare ana doves are coming in, but
the demand is poor.
Closing: wheat-A shade easier; Deem.
Der. 9SFsc; May. sL05.
Bariey-Quiet and tirm; December. s. nc.
Corn-sLS7Is.
Bran-si5.Oo per ton.
RRKApsTuFFs AND aRArss
Flour-Family extras, s.. 40G3.5o: bsk-
ers' extras, s5.5o83.s0. super1ne. S2.5o&
273
Whest-Foreign advlces give some en-
enlargement and this circumstance has
influence on the local situation. aad
prices show tritiing better tone. specG-
lativs trading Is also showing increased
volume. No. l shipping wheat, SsS44
S7tkc, with SSstc for \ choice article.
Milling grades. s2jSege71ic.
RaFley-Business j. not of a particularly
active NtAEatkcE- AfEA&cfs hfFNH iDk 1kFAAAEk
rates. Feed, fair 10 good. so1sslsc; choice.
s3A4@S5cs brewing, sFia@yeo; cheyalier,
standard. sl.25St Lily.
Oats-rrade IS SLOW and dragging.
Prices are son. New California
coast cats, SSc6tsi 10: milling. sl-l714&
L&s's surprise. 81 25Gs 30; fancy feed. 81. Is
x -; good to choice. SI.056sI. 1915 poor
10 fair. 9ocussI; gray, sL02Js sLV13s.
Produce receiptS-Flour, sacks. !, 33s;
wheat. eentalS, T,&3l. barley, centals.
2A4T2. cora. ceatals, -; potatoes. sacks,
247S oaions. sackS. ST.. bran, sacks, 905 :
miGdaBgs, SACKS. A.
FINANCIAL
Draffs-on sight New York. per $780,
I2asc Sterling exehsnEe-on London,
sixsy day hank, S4.s7.
silver bars-Per ounce. sss4,SB4ysG
Mexican do.lAES-5ls aes5Is.e
MINING srocEs
Alta. 70: Belcher. =. Best & Bsleher.
I'D: Bodie Conso. ia stsa, f95. BalweT. . /,
CholIar, -; Consolidated California 6
Virginia, 40: Crown Point, =: Eureka
Con, =, Gould & Carry, SIS. Hse s NoT-
cross -: Mexican, 10; Mono Is
Ophlr. 30: Petost. Al, Savage. "a;
sierra Nevada -. Uniou Consolidated.
Is: Utah, :. yellow Jacket, -, Andes, 80 .
Bsuton Consolidated s.. kallion. Is.
Caledonia, IS Challenge Consolidated.
-, Consolidated lmperia' >. Grand
PrEe. s. Justice. l.. kentuck 20. occi-
dental 10, overman, -. SeE. be.cbeF. Is
Scorpion. 3: Alpha Consolidated. :; Con-
udence. 10, Consolidated NeN YORK, ;
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THK BoARD - tRApE


CHTcsoo. Aug. 2i.-Wheas vas some
what irregular. and the price changed
rather frequently within l1sc range. The
market VAS steady. Initial trades xers az
20 &c decline, 81 s. ssS5e for September.
and sold OF az once t.91se more. adj
vsncea sc. worked back sc. then adj
vancei i'sc held steady and closed with
September at S "a sc. The early weak
ness wss attributes largely 70 the Illinois
crop report. which maize the yield Al So
GO bushels. or the fourth largest on record.
aud also 10 the favorable crop ness from
abroad. OatslGe markets were easier gud
we're also something % factor. This re-
cejpgs fell eff considerably from tire sssi-
mates. only 80 cars coming an, against 10
expected. The cables we're np "a all
around, which. While ballisb. was offset
bv tie foregoing TIE market sold mp
rather sharply whsa corn showed up.
PfivAts cables quoted : small laaalTy. bat
prlces "a higher. and ether cables re-
ported wheat 81 Loser, but inactive.
The 0s&ther Nas showeEy. The
estimates for tomorrow shosed
siln further falling OF. 365
cara There wAs runner that the Eou-
raAni4n government had TssIEsstsd sns
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SEw YORK MARKETS.

NKw YoEE. Aak. 2L--The market today
vas active. hni tie sellers we're in excess
o. the buyers aad there Sas considerable
liquidation as vel IS SAFES Tor the shors
account The upSAr4 movement, how-
ever. Ehlca wEs quite stropk Iast week. re-
cssvei : cheek ~ reason Il Influences
which ~er~ largely tie rssGlS 81 nAnipals-
tion by ci1qaes Al the op~niHg prices
we're Grnly held, aad seine shares made
advances. hut q selling movement in
Sarxr. Ia addition 90 breaking the price %
that stock. unsettled the rest OF the list.
Before l. o'e4c<k spsea4atien lad assumed
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bottom al American register. The Archer
viii be placed n the Hawaiian-Callfornla
sugar srade.
sax FRAScTsco. Aug. sL-Arrived-
Crown OF knEisnd. from Nanaimo; bk
Sts:s o. California. for Astoria and Port
land; sehr Excelsior. for SlakA Departed
-Bk Undaunted. for Nanaino. FT~ights
and ehsrters-Am sh Oriental. coal, from
Departure bsy 20 san Francisco.
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1HE SEATTLE MARKETS..
rrise. Paid to FARMERS for Countr,

Frises Paid to FARMERS for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
rsd to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
pods 90 be delivered Ira Seattle.
Hors-Choics, lac; prime, I2c; medium.
81 per pound.
HaY-fin car load lotsl-Puget sound,
ssask per ton: Eastern Washington. $40
Ell
GRAIS--(In car load Iotsl--oats. choice.
81; barley. sIT per ton; wheat
fhleken feed. Si3: corn, SOS. cracked, SIS.
ferAToEs-Pofatocs, <s6cl2 per ton.
bvrTER, EGes AND PoULr8Y-H Handled
o. commission.
HlpEs. PEIrs AND TALLow-- Heavy sailed
steers, over 90 lbs. per 10. S0t3ise; medium.
pr 10. 2iSc: light. under ~ lbs. i0tiHc
sallsd kip. e, and calf. per ib. 3efse: green
hides. lie less than sailed: dry hides. per
u Sc; eulls of above. one-third less: dry
slk. per III. case dry deer skins. summer.
PER 10. Soc coed winter, I2Ii5c. poor
md thin winter. SC: sheep skins. i5d23e (;
lsll wool, Sa@G0o; wool, 41S@6c per 10; tall
los. s4@3Ac.
Iva sTocK-Choice beef cattle. 2ifG
nc; choice sheep, &c: good hogs, 4h.c,
ss.vss large. &c. small. &c per 10.
Leas-snpersor quality. per M, fir. $3.50
eL9; choice cedar. S. 50oa6 30: common.
PEI n, ~; spruce logs. sAJoefS.50.
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LoSpoS. Aug. 2L-Bar silver. Esd.
Consols, Ialls. Bank of England discount
rate, 2 per cent
LIvERPooL, Aug. 81. -- Wheat Quiet:
demand. fair: No. 2. red winter. As Cd.
Corn-Demand, fair; new mixed, spot,
A. Id; futures, steady: demand. poor; Au-
gust, SIS; September. Is 934d; October, Is
s34d.
Flour-steady; demand, moderate, st.
Louis fancy winter. IS Cd.
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sis Front St.. Seattle. WASH.

Ths old established specialists are ssiii
treating with unsarpasssd rnceess Al
Gentle rinary diseases OF either SET All
Private. Blood. Skin Diseases snd Nervous
Debility aaiekiy cured. Personal aitsn-
:ion gwen to ever case and ali enfabAe
cases guaranteed. Charges loE.
PILES. FIsTULA, RECTAL UL-
GERS. STRUCTURES AND VAkiCo-
CELg-Cnfes ganantssd without pain ~
asiention from business
We VII give 81 90 IN gold coin for
any case Of variooess that has been or
e be cured By n~dieine. electricity or
sny appliances or applications internally,
externally or stsFnAliv.
SYPHILIS, G0S0RRHHA, GLEET.
epsrmstorrhosa. seminal Wsakress, Lest
MsnhoSd, Night Emissions. Decaysd Fac
uittss Femais Weakness and al delicate
disorders peculiar 80 ether ser positively
cured. as vel a. ali fractional disorders
that result from yoashful foliiss OF tbs az
cess Of mature ysars- .
Thousands cured 81 ecrrsspondenes. al
privAts. and medicine securely packed
from view. Plain envelopes used s@nd
staraps for reply for question list or call.
Consuisatton frss. Hours. . 20 II a m.
- . sad 70 ,. u. Sunday Aoass 10 70 II
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FEDW FB*f - - 2 -
Post-fnfegl4KsaesT Co. saats's. W asA
asazss resolved some aEae ssncs y0ax
sEe2sasus nap II Ghs q afte1 nfatss AID tns
wessd raKp o. tEa r@ssFss side ana eaA1
psaAsed wsgA a. IL fcfsas hAnas1sss AAa
sslaahs addition ~ ny efflsas. Aad e2ases
fass 20 - satisfactory 50 Nny eae = ho "a
vests gh~ saAi ssa1 Asxsd fsr the naS.
Years tF@iy, -
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rAAFlE NhPIEhkh~
tJobbingl- &C" in Dbl.
~ u, sac; extra GO in bbl. per 10. sac,
Y 10 hbl per ID. size; dry graduated, in
81. per 10, @ &c. cube. eJsc; powdered. exc;
ssotsd.
ktorR. Erc. -(Jobbing) - Washington
straight, per hbl. 81 %: patent. s. 30: patent
sfessseat. S. 50. California brands, saaa;
pakofa brands, S. 506sA50; buck
sasAs -four, per bbl. $40: per
os $3.50; graham. per Dbl. $3.50:
= " SACKS. 81 IS per cwf: rye tour, per
., "A - or TON sacks. s. IS per ewt; rye
IRA. per Dbl, SA0o, per ewt. $50; cat
foals, per BILL s6ooeed. 50. homiuy. per
st G7a; cracked wheat. per cwt, SAD;
lssled wheat 500 per biol; baked wheat.
- sacS. SGlAs whole wheat -four. per
- ~. pearl barley. per n. a'aci split
sss per 4, Sc; table corn meal, yellow,
49, peF cat in Ion SACKS; Sss. 81 10.
.A.ss. los, s. 80. sos. - ~ Flaked hominy.
- per kss.
hkAss-t Iobhing)-SmAll white. per ID,
sssssso; pink. per lb. Sefsi.e, bayos. PER
= =; Butter, per III. at.e. Lana. per ~, Sc.
. AhH = t4ohbugl -- Japan. SskSl0sI.uo.
sss,aa 500 per cwt: Island, s.. a5Ssa.5o.
aAxR fEss-{ lobbinx - Field. per h. SC.
at obblnR l-Ltvcrpoog. So-lo SACKS,
tsa. sletl>; American dairy. SIlb
sssss, PEI tou. SIS. Coast. hair erouad.
$50 sacks. per ton, SiI; Sbib SACKS. peg
VI S-lb SACKS. - lu bale. s. -, Slh
= IN bale. $3.50; lob sacks, = in
Alsse-t lobbIng)- Home rendered. per
; s'selals, t'srces. i've: Rex leaf. io'&c;
a. - ssas. 81 A-ib cans. Sis per dox cans;
cans. ~ per dox cans. lard com
Fsas's herces, si.c
a essfkx--{ 4ohbiuEl ~t3rren-- Mocha. per
- ~ssei Java. per 20. safe; Costa Rtcs,
-. foT lh. 2tc; Bic. per 10, 2isc.
- Arhuekis's. IN i0Alh cases. per
sAs9; 6a@b cases. per cwL So -.
- - Eases, per cwt, s2s0o; Java. &l-4n tia
- PEI 10, Sac: 80 and ittAlb SACKS,
~ Aaen Mocha, Asc, peaoasTy blend.
:. 1sAtemziA. a'ses ground coffee. Slss
- AokAska, l1Ate eases. - -. l4loa'
p'saeeNisrs --( Jobhingl - Bakers i2lb
A.s'e.as' toc; l2-lb Eagle. sc; Star. 1913
= s,e.eoa-t JobAlnS) -Epps'. ,,lb tins 81
~xes, e.; Bakers. e-la boxes, ⪼
g.. naelen's. 10 tlns, sse; NIB tins.
ees NIB tins. 81.
e. a.ss.skssEr MuK-< Jebh!ngf-EAgse. per
= sAies Highland uRsse~tsned. s. %
N-&Fses Cream. ssT5. Standard. $50;
s. sasweeiened. xAeos Chsmplon,
-. he0ncnav. SA-A
..AtSes ~ tIobhingA Woreessershsre.
- =. Ter doS. s. -. medium. $50. pep
a., pats. psr to4. 10. tomato
h NalioEniA, piats, sL-5 per dea'
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roHrn W KLLFNaros. n. g. gune n. 1894
Editor peat a tel EeDasf hea tls, " Nsh
- Dear SIR 1 have reUtiVsd youf pr
miam map ia gnga order, AID Aaa niEhiy
p43asen wt8h ID. I esua4aeE thAL have aus
ysar wRiaasie paper Tree. - ! vsi9@ to
mar more taAn the pTtce "a sgeSssipilon.
Years very respectfully a J.
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PoaL iDtslIissncsF Co. seattle Wash~-
aenasmens oar map arrives On tha nfst
Of A prii, aad after si1ty miles travel ~
staxs from ElisnsourK 10 thts place, came
tn sxcsient condition 4 a1 Weit pleased
win the map. ~ veil "a Aatonisued 81 the
prizes for which you eve the mRp 80 pour
subscribers Most respectfully. n. n
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Peat fnteiliEeBcef 40. seattle. Mssh. -
0snts: 1 haS. received the map and ata
well pleased With Il Ihiuk 10 veil worth
Is. which 10 wonid Govt 20 50 IA n NtorU aad
buy ~ LcEg may thn Post Gateiig - nceF
live and pF0spsx. 4 rsmAin years very
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IooNfsroS, WsstAt feh 2st4
Post-inteili Gencsr. seattle. " ash ri re-
CO lived your map ana u Is away beyond uay
sy.peotansns think 10 10 worth faliy $40
times tns usoasy yeu sak for IA aad IL -
shs belt map have ever sesa pabiisaeA
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~ditor Fosf-iutsliigencsr.s seattle, vi sh
Dear sir. 4 rrcetNsd your pFemia1n Eaap
which gives "a great Satisfaction. by wiEe
sk1nks 10 IL worth mere Than Sha paper aud
map both coat ehs l. mach delighted
via L. ours very respectfully. A n.
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Fay, Tdhho, Fob q. IsNA
The 8sast.e fosl IutelltKeacsr Ca. seat
tie Wsah -sirs. ! feoelssd tbs doubts
sal map q short time Ag0, and "a Eooa
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IL 10 sorth double the prtos cure asiy.
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EAsr ~. Caoue. Nina. May -. 1904
Posi- 1ntsliigencar. eoAftle. MAah
Gentsf The map resolved Ia COED erzasT,
aud we thInk u IL . cue nap Voc saeald
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ANHF#F9NM N - w. - " - AWHAA
EditcF fost -tGteEfiasucer. seattle. ash.
bear Sirs I have recsived the map %
thai l am Thoroughly sa4tshsd vita IL
\ ours truly. W. d
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The Post Inteiligsn O. seattle. asa- -
Dear esFss ! received suf pTsminn sap
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PALouaN GTrT. wash Nay 81 lSHA
ross intsiligRrcer, seattle. wash
Gsntss / received The IaAp of the world
sen. - ysu IN coed orsisF ana ana vel
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hoassaold. Please aceeFs nay tnAHkA
! ours respectfully. ~ -
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Fost-Intelligsncer. seattle Mssh seifsi
resolved enc Of yoar premiaUl nzsBs sac
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sgsot AID deserves pTAiae. fo-rs truly
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EHrxNRErsR. wash. Feb &c. fas1
seattle Post fnteulEeneaS. easftla,
&hsn- Have receives the wall map AnA
exceptionally we'll pleased with Il II 10
exesllsnL Accepts taaakA Years ts.aiy.
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RAIxtsoR. Nd, Mav "a. 1sa1
foat-intslligencer Ca. seattle. Nash
oenIsemsns The snap received and - ystY
much appreciated Nsry traly, J. =
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N0HrH YAKfNs. VISA. fsn :. AssA
Post inteiiiEeacer, >a3tsss. 1a.-
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aAtanos due 90 n0oscrtg t@1 asa @AE-
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ONraAfo. Canada April 4. 1854
Peat fnseii Kenesr. Seaftle. VISA
0ent,emsns The preniiufn map received
In good order. and II Gives perfect sA4lsfas-
tioa. ! ana yours truly. Al. H.
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Post. iaissllxesser Furnishing Co, seat
fle v asn. osnss ! w0asd Say Nat ana
delighted with Ire nap. Is cAaas lA Eeod
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