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Post Mills,

Rev. Mr.. Harlow of Coventry con.
Quoted services the 25th ult.
During the stay of Capt HE. Brown
in Florida, Mrs. II. E. Brown is at S.
M. Douglass.
Mrs. VIM. Long of Fairlee visited
friends in the village last week.
Mr.. P. A. Root has returned to Nor
witch, having rented his house to @. w.
Cooke.
Mrs. G. M. Lee of Athol, Mass. :,
spent few days of last week with her
parents on South Lake street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moody of
Nashua are spending some time at VIM
Moody's.
Albert Rogers has returned from a
few days stay at Lebanon, N. I'll.
Mr.. VIM. Kimball of South Lake
street is entertaining his friend Rev.
Mr.. Shaw of northern Vermont.
A delegation from Crystal Lake
lodge, |. o. 0. F., attended the district
meeting a: White River Junction on
the I'd inst.
Mrs. George w. Kimball who has
been very sick with lung trouble is
recovering under the skillful treatment
of DR.. Simpson, their family physi-
clan.
Mrs. Lyon of West Fairlee is house
keeping for Fred M. Turner during
the absence of his mother at Mon.
tague, City, Mass.
Profit. W. d. Worthen of Hanover,
Mrs. Wesley Davis and children of
Concord, and Mrs. Davis and Master
Carol Davis of Canaan, N. H., have
been entertained at the residence of j.
I'll. Worthen.
Mrs. H. M. Howe and daughter of
Hanover are at w. M. Moody's.
Mrs. Moves and son of Sharon are at
the home of E. Il. Hart.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-03-09

WATERLOO, N. Y, March 5-Fire in
the cellar of the Towsley House block did
about $4,000 damage. Two firemen fell
through the sidewalk openings and were
badly hurt.
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Infant Fatally Burned.

BOSTON, March 5.-At fire in the tene-
ment occupied by Mrs. Lizzie McLaugh-
lin on Buttrick place Frank, the 2-year-old
child of Mrs. Mclaughlin, was fatally
burned.
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been heard, and woman is able to restore
you to health and happiness.
Lydia f. Pinkhdm's Vegetable Com
pound will stop your torture and restore
your courage. All your pains come from
a deranged uterus or womb.
1t is the greatest of all rewards to re-
ceive such letters as the following from
Miss Louise Miller, who lives at Al Mich
igan Ave-, in Evanston, Ill. She says:
Gas l have used Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and have thereby be-
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-03-09

| 1t is by all odds the best liniment Mr.
Chas. Metzger 2l7 Geyer Ave-, st. Louis,
Mo-, is of the same opinion. He says: "Sal-
vatlOn Oil Is the best remedy we have ever
used in our family. 1t is the best remedy
on earth"
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determined to do SO
much before the day
ends, and yet:
Before the morn
ing is very old, the
fearful backache or
bearing-down feel
ing attacks them,
the bravespiritsinks
back in alright; no
matter how hard
they struggle, the
" clutch ~ is upon
them, and they sink
into a chair, crying,
&" Oh! why should L
suffer so ?
What can | do ?"
The answer is
ready, your cry has
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-03-09
W0MAN'S TRIALS.
SOME LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
SO Many Suffer Without Knowing Why.
Much Can BE Avoided.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERs.]
SO many feel the very life crushed out
of them, wake up cheerful and happy,
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"Penny wise and Pound fool

''Penny wise and Pound fool
ish" are those who think it econ
omy to use cheap rosin and soda
soap, or washing powders of any
kind, instead of the good old
Dobbins' Electric Soap; for sale
by all grocers since 1869, and
used during all that time by
millions of intelligent econom-
ical women who knOW its merits,
and therefore use it. All who
use it praise it as the best,
cheapest, and most economical
soap made, but if you will try it,
even Just once it will tell a much
stronger tale of its merits itself.
Ask your grocer for Dobbins
Electric Soap. take nothing else.
UNSCRUPU men make al fS cheap SIst im rita
lots cleS; other unscrupu-
hOO lous men seek to palm
them off on their customers as the genuine,
for the sake of the additional profit made by
the deceit. There are lots of limitations of
Dobbins' Electric Soap Every one of them
will ruin and rot clothes. See that our name
on every Wrapper.
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come entirely well,
/ am recommend
ing all my lady
friends to use it. l
am sure it will help
them in all cases
of womb trouble,
leucorrhea, irreg-
ular or painful
" monthly per-
iods." l am sure it
is our best friend.
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I am so thankful to Mrs. Pinkham for the
good she has done me, that 1 wish every
sick woman in America would write to
her at Lynn, Mass, and get her advice"
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Doings at Brighton and WATERFOWL For
the Week Ending March !.
Amount Of stock IN the narkat

stock on the market.
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What Taking
Prices

We mako On Goods line Of Novelties that o1sht
0Se yard down 49, and the eoorings and a
trsmsly handsome. Nearly forgot to mention the Printed
they should net b s9hted especially those At 75c fer
beausin les II oooFing end then the vane
Of the price. with zoe Wash Silks selling
where for so per can't mere money.
II you haven't compared nne novelties With otAeE2
now, ond surprise yon nueh smaller pris
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22
ARnIvAL o. LOUIS F0sr.
The 0rsas Apostle ~ eanGle xax y
Hold Rooopelsn Teoieht.

me 0rsas Apostle sf eiasle Iex -
Hold Reception TestGht.
The Single Taxsss are looking forward
eagerly to the visit Of Louis r. Post, the
great leader Of the movement Who will
arrive IN Seattle today at noon. NJ. Post
has Waited this city before. He 10 now on
his way 70 British Columbus. but has been
prevailed upon to stay ovsr and deliver Z
lecture on the subject upon which he ID
the greatest authority with the possible
exception OF Henry George himself
A committee consisting Of J. II. Hemsr,
r 7. Noyes. 4. McKsown. II. H. Thcmp-
son, R Bridge. Lee Nsllusr. r A. Chs.
holm, !. A. Hendrick, A. @. 6sibert, p. r.
Morrow. E d. Benson. Owen Duffy, r. r.
Dsyins. Thomas Navin. Dr.. Lewis, Georss
II. Rising, 7. J. Crowley. George H.
brown. b NJ. Lindsay. T. o. Thompson.
James Conway. r J. Wilson, d. c. Town.
send. II. w. Stein, O. c. Whitney, A. II.
Blain. H. Fletcher. h w. Moulton, IL.
Heller. r. Aubesl, Daniel Buck, T. C.
Bsvsn and 7. o'Halioran will meet him
today - the tram cpd escort him TO The
Northern hotel. and d night reception
viii b held at Ranke's hail.
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- - p. .,..... - - .e -.
- Fl -. sse.,--, 1.,,~..r,e, e.su1u...unlra
= perefn e ,.,sIu11r-e. - 8 auu6uuenry
q - - -. - 80 &, taalk
sveua - ~ $3.50 sIe11er - value
= sflvrr $50 1n ,rsnpa. 80 e1nsA -
safpp1. 49, -. 60 IA r.eans = ~
-: hew1ka - = slsvsr eeelA - ksp&
ssahte. a. VA - - - Ansis Cox
psnsnfenl curnn ia von11 49, 70
so1su - pru>1nn q = e6nefent aeroo-
asns e $500
II snnnnt h-nean1ffn ennSsrpnee II
Ennasn ~ nrarnuoa b. Asehus BaESour,
- lsn1w sfshe 1sry par4y = ths hcuss
efeenasaA xAars NV Nm bs-ns1Aiiie
eoafbspaans Sussnoay q Bostoa aaA In
CASeaeA h Bosssu ssalsssaes II III
roposs Aseiaeus thaG ~ asy - nes far
di1tans vAsa ~ neesusfsiss q eomnzsrcs
vim soassl - fnassnastonaa ~ q silvsr
= vs,l = u eos1 u ne ssrrssssss
thsoaehout IL World. Anong to signs
tnsoo attached % mi, rsport veso fhcse 81
~ A-s.--. .-.-ss~.. - No.. ..1
-.--... -. - - =. ..--.N.s--- 8.
- - - ~ - = = =. J. -
- Unteo6 States q tho bsunoeao oo01or-
- - lsaa. Unin.d Ssasae Senators
n.--- m-s. 49, = 49,. -.
Z. 1csk - - 49, =. =.
00vsrnsa Joaa y Lcng and Wsiiaam =
Inseaal. ex.Coneronsnnen Charles r Low
-. 100 rs,.s.~- -, = pn..,n "a
49,. - 49,. = ..-.
WtutA0 ". CrAp0s - 0e0. kraaas a.
Waller. Cov. Ggoonhalne. e. Nasoaehuv
-. !. 80 . $3.50 sncncr~-r - ths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

There II hill boIore the New Jersey
lsGislaturs 10 REBORN To county Judicial
system o. that state By having the judges
slsctsd by the psopl4 instead Of appointed
By the governor end couhsmsd BY the
senate, - they now ore ID New Jersey. In
Vermont the judge6 are elected BY The
Legislature. Il uas ones esaseally believed
By intelligent msn that she doctrins Of IN
slsetivs Judiciary was political hsrssy.
Expsrisncs has shows. howsvsr, thst the
appointment Of judges By the sxscu tiys
has not - rule givsn the psopls better
bsuch than vhsn The judieiasy 40 slsotsd
b. the people.
Ia New Jersey. for instances, % general
he's become the practice d appointing 70
the bsnch-both Of the highest court Of
the state and Of the county oourts-men
wholly unvsrssd In the lsw-doceora.
brewers, real sstats dealers, sta-that
these judges have come 70 b esnsraily
styled ''lay judges" tssm nowhere REQ.
ognissd in the constitution or the statutes,
and whom the governor of that state vas
appsalsd h. In rather preminsnt eass. .
few months ago, to riss 70 the occasion and
all . county judssship with man Of legal
attachments. b. replied Inst thsss judges
'.ars more or less local appointments. and
local considerations usually sntsr lssssly
into their disposal. and be allowed alocal
boss 10 name the candidate.
In New York stats. where The judiciary
b elective, sxcsllsut judges are usually
selected; Gov. Flower twice appointed to
the court Of appeals Maynard, who stole
an oflcisl election return. Maynard
secured his party nomination to the court.
but the people saved the bench from
further dIshonor By burying Maynard
under . storm Of ballots. Gov. Flower
would have rsappointed Maynard II he
could. bat - soon - the people got an
opportunity they swept the bench Of its
tarnished ermine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

The average holding In the Psnnsyi w.
mia New York Central aud Illinois Cen.
trai--thrse typical corpofations-is about
ninety shares TO holder. Rich men do
not trouble themselves with such small
holdings. In the New York, New Haven
4 Hartford railroad the average holding
10 only sixty shares 70 person. The insu-
rance companies are really owned By the
policy-holdsrA whose average policy u
only s2.7oo The great mass Of solvent
profitable corporations belong 70 persons
Of smail income.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

The Associated Prsas ssnt out the ipfor.
nation rscsntly that Paul =. Mohs. . veil
known soctsty man of Cincinnati had b.
come the leader Of the Coxsy array in So
attic. and I, under the impression that tss
nevs wee authentic. eommsnted upon Il
last week. AZ the time il struck me =,
being wholty ridiculous that q gen tismar
OF Mr. Mohr'S TASTES and character should
become an ssitasor OF this kind. but ths
abatement made by the Associassd Pres
dspatches seemed convincing. II nov
turns cut, however. that Q Paul X. Aohr
Living Ia Seattle. and formerly Of Wss
Virginia, IL The man that commando 90
Coxeyites in the far West This Nohr /,
IN no manner related 10 Paul y. Moar
Who - q present ia the raaircad hnsinsst
With ofylres Ia this city. Is 10 difSicuit n
understand how % absurd . mistake could
have been made es ths Associated Presa
and should not biAms Mr.. Nehs. Who i
living quietly ia Nev York with his uif1
and children. II he ieat conssdsfsbiv en-,
up over the matter.
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DOCTOR SWEANY


sse ...ssssss "a :.ss.ssl sssss. 8. - e
euro Il svsry ssss 3 asdssssfss
FREE TRRiTMEST . sSs 2, .I Ps.s q, sss s:
sf Once o. Friday aisssnoouA
YOUNG MEN Z Eoa are .sc s. .isA 1877
p!nplsss hasAiuinssss avsssien . sociesy. 80
ana sslf-conAlsaes. uhioA dspfivs ycu & yeaF
manhood and ahoolutesy unlt you lex study,
s1sisss. e nssrisse,.a y.s als tAas an:sssd
MIDDLE AGED N ,as :.s IS s .ss s;:s e
aching backs and kidneys, ir0qusas painiul
u1i.ssioa end sedinsns IN ustnss inpossacy q
able signs Of neevous debility ard premature
decay. Many die OF THU d1ftru1ty, ixnoeans Of
he eauss. which i ~ escoaa stsss Of seminal
eharacser trsatsd With nnfailsns sueesss.
ppIViTR pissases- Gleef, 0onogfh0a. 1nAam-
AVdtn nations, DisoAaisss Structures ! eak-
"a 8 ai.9s 49,: y :pnsr 49,
pain and deeeatlon from business
CiTiRRH-wnleh pelsons The bssesA. stomach
Va an ana iungs eaa payee she yay ior
Sisddr snd Ill eonssisnsiosal and Internal
tso1hase; alse Ruruss, Rsles, r1ssu1a xeaesd
iaf = advance u any ssA~ tsssstuttoa = -
BLOOD AND SKIN ,s.. :.. s:: '.s s.I s's
1ninss, 1umoreI I0ttoe. 4eSD0e a16 oehor
lnonstties ct the hloo1 thoroughly esadioatsd,
leaving the ayses0 In . stzonos puro and
hoaltAlu1 seata
l.inlN- = yes - s.alrins iren pssul.ssas
1dUaN Heodaohoa, Painful MeoSlFuat1on.
leuc0srb0a oe Whites, ItolesAblo Itohing. Dis
placement OF TIA Wo0b, OF any other ai1Srons-
eensult Dr.. ewsany without desay. He eusss
Whsn others fail
WRTTR Your troubles Il living .avay nom ~
UiAAn clay. Ihousands cured 6 homo By
correspondence 90 ~ we4tetno oont secure
from ooservaticn. Bod entitled sGUIDE TO
HEALTH" cent fDoo - thaos dao01btng thelE
troubles.
= n sunday, 10 to u q ~ only Address
LBvx8H13 DW8ANYs II n,
III xfuuf H. kaoe12n. Nah
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

There 10 something utterly absurd In the
recent resolutions Of the Tennessee and
Missouri Democrats. which endorse"
Cisveiand's administration and q the
same time endorse" free silver. This 10 Z
good deaf like indorsing Satan and yet q
the same time heartily eenouncins Gin.
for the one thing that Distinguishes Cisvs-
lands administration has been hss deter.
mined opposition 10 'sfrse silvsr;" he 10
even more Incorporating and radical In
Ms dsnunciation Of ''frss silver" than En-
President Harrison. who has never hssi.
ta.ed 10 declare himself bi-mstallist on
the basis of IN international ratio Be-.
tween gold and SILVER. bus the Democracy
Of Tennessee and Missouri who have .sin.
dcrssds Cieveiand's administration favor
free silver coinage without any rsssrva-
ton or condition whatever, ana %. for
that matter. do the Democracy Of Ohio.
The Cincinnati Ens~irsr. the leading DEM
scrstic paper OF Ohio. says that "a Dsmo.
cratic congress and Democrats executive
stopped she purchase Of the white metal
under the Sherman taw without prcviains
for the further utiiisAtioa Of silver n :
money metal In any other way. Since
then the president has vstosd bill pro.
vidinx for the coinage Of the silver bullion
nov In The treasury into lawful doliars."
The last stats platform OF the Ohio
Democracy declared for free silver CON.
aga The Southern Democracy. outside
she large commercial ei;iss. ass practically
. uns fos free siavss," because thev
are tnaasicnfsts vho believe the eoy.
eminent can make money "cAsar" or
abundant" sithef through Issues OF rarer
or By cosniag legal sendss dollar ous OF
80 eenss' worth az silver. There i no di,.
rasssng the fact that the Democracy al the
West snteSousA are - rule for free oil.
yer coinage. the RspaAiteans and the
Democracy IL the Atlantic ssahoasd BE-
isevs that the only safe solution Of the Ill.
YER rrohssn - inisruationai bs-nassaslisu.
The rsrea Of The silver purchase oct Of
July. fsao. 10 bearing good srait; IL IL fore
Tag continental Europe 10 seriously con.
alder The wisdom Of calling m snssrna.
tsosai nsesssary sonfersncA The German
Aad fHsach gcvsrnmsnts are reported q
faversaay inclined. ana even Ia Enxisad
he esassailists insi11e oomsvsey emanenA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

Though am native 70 thts ffcsoo sono
That half the tweivemonsh torpid iies or dead.
Though the cold asnre Afchfng overhead
And the Atlanstc's inter mitseas mean
Are mine by heritage. must have known
Lac cehsrwhers In epoc be long since ned;
And throagh my thought are iotuA. blossoms
blown
do remefnheY 70 vas iust n dust
Near uaiisd garden % the Etvsr's turn
thousand sunmsfn seeU eat yssterdayn
Nuhiaa g'si more suess than Khcoria musk.
Came 10 the vasss tank TO I'll her urn,
Aads with the urn. che bore nv heart swavt
-TAem0 Bassev AidrtcA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

A circular was received from the miners
executive committee Of Roslyn. request
Ing workingmen and miners to keep
away from that place, - the Northsrn
Pacific Coal Company had locked out it,
employee for not accepting . 20 per cent.
reduction. The circular has bsen pub
lished.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

L Z. Matsatail has bssn appointed Soins
sgsnt At tAs Great Sosthern and Seattle q
Northern roads o. Burisngsen. With the
express Agencies Of The Great EofsAsyu
And Northern Pacific, snceeesiine =. r.
keyes, She Aas hasn arpoinsed srens -
~ 0reos GogaAAgA @ l9nAatA
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- $500. ~. -.
- -. sn... 3. ~ s . - .
-. n ~. y. ~. -. - -. -, =
- - - - = - 49, s..-.ss.-.S =
~ - ----'s.' ~ 49,. 49,. ~. -
.e, - ~ Z ....s.s.-. = 1-.-s... 49, g.
ss.. - s,.r.-s.;...s q, ss.- s.es..,.
- 49,. -, 1850, - 1.ss--1 -
g 49,. IS. .s.~s-~ ,.-, = 49,. asvfr
-. ~ 49,. 49,, 49,. -. 49, - 80
.-.-..s..... - -, -. rs.s-.re,eera
-s,s,.-s- 8. - .s,z - -. rs.A..-..x
3. r,r..-.-s $3.50. -. -. a.-1ne,,.~r.
!. - - .-.---.1s...., s-s.- =. 80
u~,es..- -. - - $500. e. a.
.e.ss.-, ..,,.e~--
~. r,s..r.-,..es. ,..... i. 49, - /. 80
e1I,,,...e t1~s ~. 800 -. -. -re.1na
-. - --.---~ - ~. - - s.
ee,ll r.s..ss,. ~---sa =. -. ,ae-k y ~
1...e.1s-- ! s..,e a. -. - ~
- -. - 49, p...sIs~ . e. -.
n...,~,.1ss - 49,. 9. 8. - go
- 49, ~ =. - 49, 49, Shie
s.ss.,s.ss. ,.......s - ~ 8. -. =
49, ~ esssenneee
- sassa enah - u1pea - 80 v .aan
Asss Ne ssadA = - uoeaA 49,
ssspsa - ss.esss - ssesy = sas1sndss
- soanssy g - dsspeessn = soessaisa
= osess = ssessiy esssssy - sssin aae
secsss me- essoA r. 1neosne ~ 49, N
s.adise - eespeess'oe fsx eaessa sou'a
rsseA she poos dsposassn = ne ssvsnes
ossss; = vesaes = esesss snsseass -
eoss g ne sneesene2 wnacn = one 9 %
sFses means ~ $3.50 - = saaasy =
49, - saeeeea - 49, 800 49, 3
psovls1sa - sasds fnnasssss = weuid pessa
~ muifasuds g - susn holden ctseosk
- cosposeoeaa 1he esaeFA paoaac snas
= - s1ssemsf - 49, sonpsss0 WI
Asse = pay Ne ~ = incfsaesd cnasess
= diminisosd s4asaeney - sssvies; and -
Ne iafsse Go ~ snpieyN e - com
panise uA havs e bsas sasaf shass g ne
AZ Ihetr sumhH - thsif uaGee - both
VIII have - p rsdueea-
Every landlord vaIl, - bsusks Ceckrsn
pointed ost sssk 70 rscoup himself Tor sAs
peyDsneos hssoeeoe AZ oue = Ne to
snta All savisgs bsnks win b obliged -
pay the national govsrnmsut , pr cenk
eat - thsis annual earning. end q ecusss
ne rate q inasssss - dspasisofs vhi b
reduosd; and discount banks vii pay :
pr esnk. ana VII - cousua, reduoe theif
dtvtdendA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22
THE LACE HOU[d
Does Beat All
Creation

- what people expect. hut II yo1 come to our
pseting 70 So great display Of Choice Summer Goods
b Of It big Eastern elites
reach Of New York Of the greatest &C.
neree An the veld collections than
Oar line q Ners silks eompets b bad; a sso
yoaP chsice Of TIVE grsdes.
Here's an that deserves particular mentiont 3
figured Siks and you tank After seeing THEN that SUE
price man made mistake. they look we'll worth 75e
hlt the agure; 'tis only JOa Then Just 80
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un.~n $1,000 - uunnx.
--------
oemBoaeee ounesA - nesavaA ANsees
- : sessat-lsaae -
Cgennnooess - ~ oASth - 80
1as1 - 1aneR No anAnesa ~ cses'
- Lnke 1870 EaeeaA roaa - -
pseoaas - - No. xesk Cne1e9 g
Cesn@ssce. = = - 1elnnR heesas assm9
ec0e - iook akeR ~ 0any nsesses
nefG ~ stad setaass - eonndsncs -
cee.s an0 - kaees senna e0sauy
nsea - - eetnosd - enen pseesaesa
-. - = - iass saens:
ssle - sn11sesd - - - vsnle
- ~ oseef easy - - eoay ".
knss = 80 I saatsve g wia o oee g
-. - -. 80 g 49, - - y. =.
Evv wa - sass 80
ss.sis..a = Warrington Cssy: The
sAOsu teear eas1nc 80
sor 1n.n .ney nn,sn = 1o -a. -.
slN..01 ~ -. =. :. snin = 49, !.
. .eas.ne g 49, ~, n's.s..ss. -. =
-. ~. !. ~ !. Al .ssne'1 91. .se ~
ana sns oesv 80 $50. ~
49,. -. = - s.s.1. 49, ~
80 ~ -. 80 80
nlns g wsn tn1os 49, - = -
ksov 49, sne p..
49, 80 nespae& sns SoAsys I'LL
apay g u. Iaa 9. 49, 49, snI - - 'ao -
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The vtevees having rsposesd unfavor-
eoly % proposed ROAD g connect roads
No. 64and 40 u . = =, - near Red
mond. It vas deeddea nos 70 aeeept desds
nom the peddoaen
The seattle beiek ard TIE Company
we're srantsd peEnissioa 70 replaces the
plank road In flont of block q ]. ].
MOI plat q South Seattle. with brick paw