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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. .48 sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RIcHgoSD. April II, 1894.
sAIEs-5 shares American Tobacco preferred
NJ 100
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-26

A marriage license vas issued YESTERDAY
Tor walker d. Gilman and Maud 4. Allen,
both OF Seattle
Henry Thode, who was committed 10
the insane asylum by Judge Humes. vas
taken there yesterday.
The defendant in the case OF Alexander
bridge va ~ Cohn et al. yesterday hiea a
motion for new trial.
Robert Meg. Logan. a native OF Great
britain. was admitted TO citizenship by
Judge Humes yesterday.
Judge Osborne yesterday signed an or
DER OF aeiault In the case Of Cyrus Walker
ct al. vs.. Frank Hinton ct al.
The case Of Bessie A. Horton agains.
II. II. speilmsn Was dismissed By Judge
Osborn yesterday for waat of prosecution.
In the case OF s. L. Hart Us. s. w.
Hutcheraft ct al. jury In Judge Humes'
court Yesterday gave the plaintiff verdict
for t7ee. %.
In the case Of Horstio Hathaway VS.
Mrs 4. w. saekmsn. Judge Osborn signed
an order OF Judgment for plaintiff in
s1,ooaoh, with 500 for attorneys lees.
Judge Langley yesterday signed an or
Ger removing the case of Elizabeth Pugh
ct al. VS.. the Oregon improvement Com
pany ct o.. 10 the United States circuit
court. The case is removed on petitions
hled by the Oregon improvement COM
pknY.
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railroad and industrial Notes.

s. g. Fulton. general freight agent Of the
Narthern Pacific, left for Tacoma yester-
aay and from there Will retarn TO his
home ia Portland.
IA. A. Kyer. general freight and passen-
Ger agent and ;. II. Irwin, travelling au-
aitor. 81 the Oregon Improvement CON-
nany' left last evening for AnAeortes.
A ID. Charlton. assistant general passen-
ser agent. and I. A. Nadeau, general agent,
~ me Northern Pacific railroad. vent 10
Vancouver yesterday on tear Of inspse-
ton.
General Tratfic Manager Finley, General
Pa,senSeg Agent Whitney and Assistant
General Traffic Manager Shelby. OF the
Great NortAeFH rssl.ay, sent 20 fa1F-
haven Yesterday and Nisi probably leave
for me East today or tomoTFos evening.
The following appointments have been
made within the past two DAYS on the Ore
Sos, Improv~meut Compsny's lines; L. H.
Aaarswx. acting assistant superintendent
al The Seattle & Northern raiiroa4 st Ana
rartrs. vice }. Z Phelps, resigned Z. W.
60. transferred from Maple Valley
a.-anrx 10 AnAcortes. d. W. 1oynL sP-
Tss,ntsd arens at Maple Valley
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Timber Claimants Get Their Land.

The timber entries of Charles Mangler.
Charles II. Noreen and Charles +. Lnsk
for lands described as the west half of the
northwest quarter and the west half of the
southwest quarter section 8; east half of
the northwest quarter and the east half of
the southwest quarter section Q. and the
south half of the northwest quarter and
the south half of the northeast quarter
section 5. township 81 north. range q east.
which were suspended on the ground that
they were made in the interest Of Mangler,
have been relieved from suspension by the
general land office. Special Agent Hobson
investigated the case and. while finding
that the lands had been sold to Mangler.
could not find anyone who could say there
was fraud. The land was found TO be
worthless for anything but timber. Agent
Hobson was instructed 10 make smother
investigation but was subsequently in
definitely furloughed. After this the de-
partment made a careful inspection of the
records and report relative to the entries
and concluded further investigation would
be barren of results.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-26
IT, Mznv 90 the eating mea IN
AHc Seattle suv Pssns's Celery
Best sssrss a. tae Il s q lie Tss1
People s szei rsuasass. >-''- .
STEWART q HOLMES pRuG Coxr'Y.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Audifer's once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January I,
1894. are 81. Ia, 675 There were died for
record yesterday IL leeds. the considers
tons aggregsting ST. $50 Following is
TIE list as furnished By Osborne. Tremper
& Co., abstrac;ors Of title lie Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
r. Hartmann to z. Hartmann, nwL Of
ssL of sec -, 2f. 4, 81.
z. l. Lindsey TO Z. Inez Denny, nwA Of
swt. Of sec -. Is. L. and Others. S, 900.
A. v Redding TO John son, u Of
swt. OF net. Of sec "a, 3. ?. sSa
Il. Shelton 10 Florence shelton. lots 4 20
4, block ?. and Others. Green Lake Gre
Z r, g, $50
l. NJ Gillette 10 l. h. Written, lot g
block 4. Denny & Hoyt's, $3.50
Nj. J. Smith 20 Nj. ]. Wingafe. lots Il
and 2s block Is. Gilman PARK. $3.50.
Seattle Masonic Gem Assn, 20 s. j..
Plummer. lot 500, Seattle Mas Cemetery,
$3.50.
A. L. Mills 70 Joy Mills. pt lot I, block
Is, Bells Hers. ST.
A. l. Mills TO A. T. Dyer, sci. Of nei.
sec /, ~. 3, and others. 81.
A. l.. Mills 10 Charles Thomas, ut lot l,
block As Bells Heirs, and Others. 81.
A. y. Randall TO Julia Barry. lot 10 and
pt lot III, block 4. Terry's sth. and 9th
ers, 81.
Moore Inv. Co. ct al TO A. J. Macarthur.
lot Is, block IL, Brooklyn, $3.50.
Arthur Burns TO William Uder, lots IS
and 70. in Somerviile. $500.
Adele kstz to Israel katx, lots and 4
and Is lot 5, block IS. Laws, and 9TH
ers $500
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TorKKA, Kan. Oct. 25.-Very important
action was taken during the night in con-
nection with the Santa Fe situation
Newman Erb and Gen. b. +. Tracey, act
ing for the protective reorganization COM
mittec, went before Jugde Z. q. Foster.
the United States district court. and asked
for an order restraining the stockholders
from electing directors today until the
courts should decide whether cumulative
plan of voting could be exercised. Judge
Foster granted temporary restraining
order eondi;ionslly; that Is. he said tho
meeting could proceed IL the cumulative
pisn of voting were exercised. otherwise
not. and In this even, he would set the
hearing on the temporary restraining
order for Monday, october 81 The d.
ree,ors met and adjourned tili November J.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-26
DoSSrBnooK FAIR AT BALLARD.
Charges Against City osnciafs Bring
CoanciImen Almost TO Blows.

Charges Against City ossciafs Bring
Coancilmen Almost TO Blows.
Another comedy of errors which came
verv nearly being tragedy was enacted
at Ballard last night, when the council
met 10 investigate the charges against
City Clerk Marsh and City Attorney Muir
Gibson. Councilmen kean. Winsor and
Mcdonald INDUCED in heated discussion.
which looked as If IL might terminate IN
blows, and Mayor Peters could only con-
troll the crowd CT spectators by threaten
ing 10 clear the room.
City Attorney Aurchison appeared in q
very joviaI mood and declared that the
proceedings were tiresoms and that be
was anxious 10 have his trial ended i'm
mediately. Bat he Immediately repented
of his boast, for ne said he would take
advantage of every technicality to defend
his case. which assertion caused the eoun-
eli TO adjourn his trial 80 that ali legal
formaiities might be observed.
Councilman Seth Chandler moved that
the charges against City Clerk Marsh be
withdrawn and that the clerk apologize
for the language used At the previous meet
ing toward Kean. The motion carried and
Marsh then said that he had not called
kean q liar, but simply remarked that the
counciIman's statements were false. He
explained at length why he made the re-
marx. Kean attempted 20 speak and
Winsor raised point of order. which the
mayor sustained. but Ksan insisted upon
his rights and warm dispate ensued.
during which kean and Winsor alternately
thumped the table with their fists and
shouted at and called each other hard
names. The crowd yelled with wild de-
light and order was only restored by the
mayor threatening TO clear the room.
McDougall Joined in the discussion and
said kean had "lot of gall, f" aud the lat
ter retortei with the diplomatic rejoinder:
Mcdonald, you have g face as long as
an eight-day clock and voice like a bass
adder
Kean was persistent and finally va,
allowed to speak, and he declared the
charges could not be Withdrawn without
his consent, as he had been the author of
them. Winsor. McDougall and the clerk
wanted the charges investigated. but then
kean. having won his point. withdrew the
charges. saying that he did so at the re-
quest of the mayor, Councilman Chandler,
and several others. because il was so near
the end of the clerks term.
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ALL CAUSED By THE CAT.
Lodging House Burned, Firemen Tum
bic, Hose on the Rampage Results.


bic, Hose on the Rampage Results.
The Franklin lodging house. at 500 Main
street, was the scene of q hot ire yesterday
afternoon at which Joseph Latham. cap
tain of truck company No. 2, Ralph Cook,
lieutenant of engine company No. 1. and
Richard Maidment. OF truck No. 2, mar
rowly escaped being seriously injured,
through the breaking Of q scaling ladder.
The Franklin lodging house is peculiar
structure. being four stories high from the
rear and two from the front on Main
street. Ii is a cheaply constructed wooden
building, and flames once having Roadway
could travel from bottom to top in few
moments Fred Golden, the proprietor.
was in the basement after some paint to
be used in mending the roof. He placed
the lamp on barrel, from which ii was
knocked by frolicsome cat that was be-
ing chased by dog. The flames spread
like lightning. and before the alarm was
sent in, trouble being experienced in find
ing the key TO box IS, they were we'll on
their way TO the attic,
At the sound of the alarm engine COM
panies l and 2, chemical engine No. and
truck company No. 2 responded. The
fight was sharp. but the fire had TO give
way. During the excitement one side of a
scaling ladder on which stood Capt.
Latham. Lieut.. Cook and Pipeman Maid
ment broke and sent the three men to the
ground from u height of ten or twelve
feet Maidment was struck In the face
with the nozzle of the hose, but Cook and
Latham managed to get hold of IL and pre-
vent further damage. If they had not
confined the nozzle, an inch and an eighth
stream of water would have been scatter
ing the crowd and the nozzle itself might
have killed some one. The loss to the
house and contents may reach 500 The
insurance is 500 on the building and $500
on the contents. A two-story wooden
building adjoining the Franklin house was
damaged about $50.
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r,n.r,i of Mi.. rlor,a, o.r.,a.

The funeral service Of Miss Florida Ger
aid. who died st her home in Fremont.
took place Wednesday morning at 1880
O'Clock from the Elgewater Congrega-
,ionsl church. snd intsFment ga. made in
Mount Pleasant cemetery, Rev. ]. T.
Nichols officiating. The funeral services
were conducted under the auspices or the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deawor. Of which she was a member, and
the aoral offerings we're numerous and
beautiful. Miss Gerald vas born AZ Win
niusg. Manitobs. and moved to Fremont
about year aEo, where she took up her
residence with her sister, Mira +. ].
SNYDER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-26
TELEPHONE RATES.
SEATTLE, Oct. q, 1904

ckAIFLE, OcI % lstk
To THE EDIroR: In reply TO the letter
published in your paper of an even date
by Mr.. Glass, l wish TO state that I was
doing business in Wilmington, Del. for
five years, from lss5 10 1890, and had the
use Of telephone the last three years
was there. for which paid SIS per annum.
payable quarterly in advance, the COM
pany putting in the telephone without
any charge.
A brother Of mine continued the BUSH
ness when / left TO come West and has
used the same telephone ever since. and
he informs me that he does now, and has
at all times since, paid 500 and no more.
could not say whether they use the same
system We do or not; | can only say that
the service gave general satisfaction.
Mt Glass called on me today and showed
me book published in the interests Of
telephons companies, and In 1t he called
nav attention 20 the fact that in Whining
ton they had two systems in operation.
The loves; price quoted therein was SO
per annnm: therefore, from the facts In
The case. II would appear that Mr. Glass
source OF Information is incorrect. Re-
spscif1lly yours, J. W. GopxTS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-26
STREET RAILWAY cur IN TWO
Grading of Willow street Results In
Troubie 60 Company.

Grading of willow street Results in
1roubie 60 Company.
The Improvement of Willow street on
the line of the Madrona park street rail-
way Is causing much Inconvenience to
residents OF Lakeside. Randell and other
additions overlooking Lake Washington,
and numerous complaints are being made
because of bad service. A direct effect of
the work of grading has been to cut the
road squareiy IN two In the timbered sec
tiop, beyond McClaire street. and the COM
pany has made the beat of the case by
leaving one car on the lake end of the
line aud attempting to make connection
at tho break. Owing to the unequal dis.
tances delays of fifteen and twenty min
utes are occasioned every trip, and some
times the cars fail TO connect at ali. SO
residents say. The track Is torn up for
two blocks, and the transfer is made over
an improvised board walk. The situation
Is unpleasant for ali concerned. and some
OF the people in the Lakeside neighbor-
hood are indignant and are suggesting
that the company either give better ser
vice or surrender its franchise.
The company. however. has defense 10
make. and says that the situation IL un-
avoidabls, so far "a IL Is concerned When
work was begun on the cut the officers Of
the company attempted to arrange so that
the track would not be disturbed. They
even offered to remove the earth with
shovels at the compsny's expense from
the roadbed, but the contractor insisted
on using scrapers clear across the street,
for which the track would have to be
taken up. The company then put on the
car at the lake end. and the track was
broken in two. Bad service has been the
inevitable result, and there seems to be no
immediate remedy. The people blame
the company aud the company biames the
@Hntrartor
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EUGENE WAYS WAYS.
1iouor Firm Wants to Fore
close on Unpaid-for Stock.
!. moaToAoE NOT DELIVERED.
1870 saes Stockholders of Cascade En-
ssrsncs Company for Damaees-Ths
Kenyon WIN Case Teday.

The A. P. Hotsiing Co. yesterday CON-
,,sseed suit against Z. w. Way. VI. ".
wsy and the r. w. Way Mercantile Com
,eny 20 recover 81, fos Is on cha,tel mort
~ for bar hxtures-
The complaint alleges that May 9. 1898,
Wv. Way. being about to open saloon,
attained from the plaintiff bar fixtures
v.sued at 81. 900; also q stock of liquors and
cigars valued ut 81, 25S. 10. for which q chat
-. mortgage Was given; that from and
sfssr May 8. 1898. the Ways purchased fur
her goods amounting to $25007 addi-
slona: that they failed 10 give the prom
b<a chattsi mortgage, although repeatedly
rrouhsted 90 do SO; that July Is, 1853. r.
VI. Way, with the intent 70 cheat and de-
,-sad The plaintiff. caused articles Of In
corporation to be taken out by him
~ and wife. VI. NJ Way, called
DE ". Way Mercantile Com sany, with
snominAl capital of SIC. 900. and August 2.
1se. 4. W. Way pretended to sell to tn 10
company the stock and fixtures of the sa-
loon, including the goods obtained from
The plaintiff. for a pretended cousidcra-
ion of 50, 600; that F. W. Way, a. the
time Of the incorporation. promised the
rlsintlh that in lieu of the chastel mortgage
he would assign the greater portion Of tho
capital stock Of the company 10 secure the
pisnsitf for the advances made. This,
Ii 10 claimed. Way has failed and now re-
fuses 10 do. II Is alleged that the entire
capital stock of the Way company. with
the exception of twelve shares, is owned
by z. W. Way and his wife, and that Way
IL insoivsnt, and thus plaintiff is without
adequate remedy at Law.
The Hotaling company pravs for judg-
msnt In s., log Is. with interest. that he be
eeciared to have lien on the goods, and
Cor a restraining order to prevent Way
from dsposing of the goods. Judge
Langley issued a restraining order, made
rstufnable October 81. at 8 80 q. M.
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Patents for settlers.

The following cash patents were re-
ceived at the land Office yesterday:
Christian Brown, August Bark. Flora
Clark, Dennis NJ. Brogan, Albert 5. Critics.
Shubael w. Clark, ole Peterson. Benjamin
b. Fowie, Nettie Galbraith, Claude c.
Grant, William H. Garloek. Lily q. Hall.
Frederick c. Hayden. Areatus Hsim-
baugh, James S. Johnson, George ].
Ketchum. Argale Larson, James b. Law
renee, Matte '. synde. John Mcleod.
Marvin ID. Mccall, Edward Mcdonald
(homestead), Fred olds. William A. Puck
EFT, William III. Putnam, Thomas Price
lhomestead) Willis L. Richards. Lettie NJ.
Shafer, Lewis Schrader. Walter w. Will
hanson. George X. Wheeler. William Ii.
Willis.
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New suit. rr,.d.

The following new suits were filed in
the superior court yesterday:
Smith & Young vs. ID. H. Hawley--
Transcript of Judgment from Ballard.
Minnie o. 0ber VS.. Harvey Ooer-Di-
vorce.
III. c. Paige VS.. Cascade Fire and Marine
Insurance Company-Damages,$ SIS. 900.
Doy Goey VS.. George V. Brann--Services
as cook, $50 II.
+. h. Palmer VS.. Bertha r. Mclaughlin
Legal services performed by John q.
Barnes. $500
A. L. Hotaling Company W.. +. ". Way
and +. w. Way Mercantile Company-Bar
fixtures; chattel mortgage, IS. LOG 3.
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yesterday stopped the dos OF wsser from
Lake Union 20 Salmon bay in order 70
ssraighsen the channel ard prevent the
stream from encroaching upon she bank.
and hundreds Ct Iuckless fish we're shut
cut OF their element Among them we're
numberse.s salmon. which stranded along
the shore. and ali the fishermen" hare TO
do IL TO 20 cut and pick up the ish.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-26

Steamer WAlaps, OF her trip TO Port
Wuaams last night. carried diamond
triu 20 be used By ;he Eastern company,
recently formed wIth capital Of Zoo,
IN prospecting for coal around Seaain
nrsiris. about Eve niles back Of Port W.
lfAras. TAs drnl ssll only De used tenn
uorarlly, as the company IL having one
inside AZ Chicago. whieh wiu lie the seeoad
larxss; in the uaIsed states.
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Ioa goods destroyed by the fall OF Bakers
mar, IN lssZ. the motion for a uon-sui.
20 TIE exseators Of William Kirkman
ana shs Merchants Steamship Company
as granted The motion 20 non-srit a. 10
q. W. bsksr vss overruied- The defense
.nsa commenced its side Of the case, and
occupied aii afternoon
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Arxnm.at on Fourteenth s.r... or,a.

Argumeat ON Foarteents street Grade.
me Fourteenth street grade tax suit
which has been on trial before Roger s.
sreene, Judge pro tem.. will be concluded
today. The evidence 10 sill In, and the a.
sorneys occupied yesterday xith the argu-
ment Judge Greene will no donbt take
the matter under advisernent.
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The rand to Paw the Library Debt.

The fund to pay of the debt on the Sc
attic public library was increased yes,er-
day to S293.60 by the subscription of 80
cents BY J. A. Shull. 1t has not yet been
determined how much was received over
aad above expenses from the concert given
at the Seattle theater Wednesday evening.
but the library commissioners will meet
today and the amount will be determined
The fund will be closed Saturday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-26

Sheriff Wooiery yesterday received a
dispatch from the sheriff Of snohomish
county asking him to be on the lookout
for Dan Bracket and Frank Vincent.
wanted for robbery. Chief Rogers was
also notified. and the two men were ar
rested in the lower end of town last even
ing and will be held pending the arrival of
county officers,
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10 tie Kenyon will case before Judge
Langley yesterday Was occupied mainly
N the discussion o. legal points TO DC san-
niissd 20 the jury. The arguments viii
eommenes today Judge Langley. IL Is
Understood. desires the argument TO esoss
By so'eloek this afternoon. and there - a
saci; agreement that each side Is 10 have
iso speakers and 10 occupy three hours
4 II. Lindsay will open for the contest
aass. and AL ee followed BY Thomas h.
Hardin for the defense Ex-senator Alien
81 follow Mr.. Hardin Tor the same side
and : II. Plies viii close Ser the eontesi-
aasS Il there are unexpected asSe1oT~
nsn9s night session may he necessary.
sae case Sill 80 20 the jury some time
tA1S Afternoon or evening.
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xx.ie.ssa at s.ll..a su..

A brick heater un9sr the boiler Of
Thomas wlnsaF's ral4 a. Ballard sI.
plossd yesterday afternoon with de2ssn-
Ing report snd eFvats4 good deal Of con-
ssernaslon until - wAs AzcerfAinsd that no
oas q as a4F. and tAs G4aaass vas s4-gaI
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'adgs hnrnes yesterday ordered bench
warrsnts issued for tho arrests OF Pat
1'ynn and Bob Johnston. Who xere con-
sleteo OF Illegal voting and we're cas- on
s@o bonds They failed 70 perfect their
appeai and have failed 70 respond 10 Judge
hamss call for them 70 put IN an appear
snce and show cause
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Brutality tho Ground fer /. Divorce.

Mrs Minnie O. oher filsa Der sppllca-
Ron Ter divorce from Harvey oeer In The
superior court Yesterday. on TIE GROUNDS
q brutality and deseTtten. The two we're
harmed May 4. issa, tn Iseoms, ana
daring thc last twsnty-fonF months MS
oaes has rssieed I'm Seattle. she ALLEGES
that hsT husband Vas very brutal 10 her
esFsne July and August. isses. and brand
sast revolver At her, threatening 10
saoos her. unu. she had - leave aim IN
's't@sieass. one ehlld ~ years cd IS
TIE result Of the marriage. The husband
accused Of being addicted 10 drink and
.. having deserted the sise and gene To
Nsnice. She wants Der freedom and TIE
r1s:oty Of her child
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An Trisg. ef Fremont while nshtns
:, ,h.r.nal near tAat place yesterday. fell
IA ana nearly drosaed. lie is = very
n..,x man. Weighing about SO pounds.
"a whsn he sank from xlsw the water a.
-. everfiowei its banks and Mr.. Trieg
800 N the mud 81 the bottom, eat lie
:. rnll.s ous. VERY act and indignant
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Invssssgsss the coal eassusa, snd yoa
xtu 6na sAat Wellington coal Is the best.
Lang Fish Compsny. zoe Sgenss, wharf
-. ~ Pike street Telephone l,o4A
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The people &C Fremont are having
oceans eS faa these days ashlng for sal
E4ea- Tie kreGens Al4.ng So@p&ay
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px. Frank Brooks. specially paFS4Fsas.
all nervous diseases. oiSee, 19stsSS3h
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The Baker pseh n.m.S. Salt.

Ia tie case Of Frank A. Spencer against
SAs.1 Gilmore ct a., ~ recover damages