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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17
THE cnILcAr IN FROM ALASKA.
she Report. salmon Run Over Mining
Activity Next season.

She Reports Salmon Kun over Mining
Activity Next season.
Steamer Ihilcat arrived ~ = o'clock last
night from juneau. Alaska. and will leave
this morning for Tacoma. she brought
down 3 lot OF mail and ffty-flye tons OF
gold concentrates, fifty-one of which are
10 30 to the Tacoma smelter and four tons
10 Everett.
Capt. MeAIlip says the salmon season is
ever. but mining is stiil being carried on
h some sections. though il viii probably
be suspended soon until spring. when
great revival is expected. The trip down
ass pleasant, with the exception of few
hours. when the steamer had 10 lay up at
Aary island on account of q severe south
err wind. The steamer brought down
the folio = ing passengers: ]. Ii. Hegland.
A. l. Thayer, James Weir. W. r. Utter
bsek. George Kern, j. A. Mcknight +.
Nefssrom. Charles Anderson. A. Carlson.
Fred Barney, }. q. Brogan. Charles Stein.
q Hansen. ]. W. Mcknight. Ned jaeger,
{. T. Knapp.
Tie steamer brings the news Of the prob
abe death OF G. Il. Feuhr. n prominent as
saysr and chemist Of juneau, who left
there On October ~ 10 visit some neighhor-
Tag msning properties. He did not return,
ard searching party found his half-fam-
ishea dog and overturned sloop on the
beach. Friends are now looking for his
haeg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17

A toint circular has been issued hv the
Great Northern. Oregon Railway 4 Navi-
g&stoa Company. Northern Pacific. Cana
essa P&rafc and the 500 road announcing
saat after November Is the sbove-nsmed
eofaaanles Elli decline 10 receive ship
Nests Of lumber or shingles 81 stations IN
Uresan. Washington or British Columbia,
eoasigned % shippers. unless the full
ZANE ard address OF the party 10 whom
noltes 81 arrival should be given is shoEn.
Ihsy also decline 10 change the destlna-
siem " iumber or shingles in transit from
SaEth Pacific coast rosnts 20 or via East
sss terminals, unless IL can be sstasfac-
tegsy saSsa that such change . maize
Necessary by insolvency Of eonsigRee. or
rstasaI Il originsl eonsignes - sccsp:
Shipment Ia casa sufficient reason can
ss s@8wu aby change in destination
shea-a - made, tbs shipper making re-
saest w.gl - required % surrender bslI 81
lsd1ng su8 3 6 e q bend o. Indemnity 20
Eso4ses railroad companies against loss,
saea1 na~tses ether than those making
Fs4aesi clai-n al interest IN the shipment
as demand indemnify against soNs
seessaezsea b. stssEuptsa cosnp!iAncs wsth
sseA sgs asst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17

Balfoar. Guthrie & Co. expect tonight
the ship Eliisland 10 load wheat at the Sc
attic elevator.
T.. =. Shelby, assistant general traffic
manager Of the Great Northern. was in
WhaEcom yesterday.
Andrew r. Burleigh. general counsel of
the Oregon improvement Company, is
duck shooting in the swinomish slough.
The ship Gienmorag is 81 Port Orchard
discharging 1000 barrels of lime at the
PORT Orchard dry dock, and will come TO
Seattle today TO unload the balance of her
cargo.
The Great Northern announces that its
rate Of 81. 20 on hops. which has heretofore
applied only 10 car load lots. will hereafter
apply 10 shipments of any quantity 10 any
Eastern point.
General Manager Warren. of the Great
Northern, as issued an order foYbidding
the employment of any man who is adj
dicted 10 the use OF intoxicating liquors,
or who uses vicious. protsne or unciyii
language.
Yesterday at New York and elected II. A.
Osborn. ex-governor OF Kansas. and II. III.
DuYai, president of the Florida Central
road. directors. Il. r. Cheney, jF., will
probably be elected chairman.
At meeting in New York yesterday the
reorganization committee Of the Indian
apolis. Decatur & Springfield Railroad
Company decided 20 sell the controlling
interest IN the road. represented by 81 So
Go first mortgage bonds. to the Lake Erie
A. Western railroad, the bonds 10 be sold
for 80.
The knickerbocker Trust Company. Of
Mex York. yesterday nied in the United
States circuit court st Cleveland, O., pc
tition giving notice Of foreclosure proceed
tngs against the receiver % the Cleveland.
Canton & Southern railroad, and asking
that the receiver be ordered 10 pay the
interest on the nrst mortgage bonds.
amounting 10 5000.
In the United States circuit court AZ st.
Paul Yesterday the receivers Of the 4 aion
Pacific asked 20 be allowed 10 cancel the
lease of the Oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern. by which the Union Pacific
undertook % pay the deficiency Of the
Oregon Short Line. the deficit amounting
10 81. 3SS II, between October 3 l-s5. and
Juiy 1 Is94- The master ln ehancery
recon treneied that the contract be an
nusied. aud an appeal Was taken By the
attorneys fer the Oregon Short Lane. Sateh
IL ROW on trial.
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raE c. r. AND G. n. ARE FRIENDS.
Irsf9e Contract Continues. but Mileage
Needs Little Adja.tment.

1rsnse Contract Continues. but Mileage
Needs y Little Adjustment.
General Superintendent J. d. Farrell, OF
the Western division Of the Great Northern
railway, came 10 the city last night to
meet General Manager III. Abbott, of the
cauadifh Pacific. who was also expected
10 arrive last evening. Dir. Abbott. how
ever, was not on bis private car, which
brought Mrs. Abbott and daughter from
Vancouver to attend the Kendall perform
snee 81 the theater. he will probably be
here to-day.
Mr. Farrell was asked by Posr-ISTELIr-
srscER reporter as 10 the truth OF the
runaor thai the Great Northern and Cana
dian Pacific were 10 discontinue the ar
ysnxemeas by which the Canadian Pacific
has been using the tracks Of the Great
Northern from Seattle 10 Wnateon and
tas Great Northern has been using the
Cansclan Pacshc road from Samas to Van
eouser. IN reply he said:
There is no truth IN that story. Neither
road Aas any intention of ending the con-
tract, 80 Tar as / know. | suppose the
story originated in the fact that there has
been some correspondence between the
officials of the two roads concerning the
mileage under this contract. The Great
Northern has not been getting the mileage
Ii should have. and there Will be a change
I'm the agreement by which more Great
Northern and fever Canadian Pacific cars
will be used. | arm 10 see Mr.. Abbott
when be arrives here. and this amendmens
TO the contract will be made. That Is all
there Is 10 the story that the agreement IS
TO be discontinued.
THE Great Northern Is in frst-class
rasH4ffar and ara making zagaa very
extensive Improvements along the Menat-
ehse river. rebuilding our track for several
miles and raising 10 SO there viii be no
more danger from floods In the future. We
are spending about $4,000 a month on
These lnproyements."
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The Money for Gilman. Car Works.

6rii1th Davies said TO a reporter of the
fosT-iSTELLfoEscgRve yesterday. concerning
the report that fae had received telegram
from ID. Al. Gilman. announcing that the
latter gentleman had closed negotiations
for the necessary amount OF money TO
build the projected car works at Ballard,
that the report was not true: that he had
not received sucn a telegram. but that be
had received several very encouraging
letters from him, and that perhaps within
asess something definite would be known
In regard % the matter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17

l. A Nadeau, general agent Of the
Northern Pacific in this city. Is one of the
ineorporators Of new irrigation company
which proposes 70 irrigate Is ZOO acres OF
land in the Yakima valley. The capital
stock Of the company, amounting 20 $780,
90, has ali been subscribed, and the COM
pany has bonded the larger part OF the
1900 acres and has contracts for irrigatlng
the balance The company will at once
begin work on its irrigating system, and
viii soon be IN 8 position 10 add the
ground which its system Will cover to the
garden and fruit country OF the North
west
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17

Deeds Recorded Ira the Auditors ornes
Yesterday


Real estate transactions since January /.
Issg4. are 81. $50 ~. There were fled for
record Yesterday u deeds. the considers
;soms sggreeatlng ts,5lL folloSinS =
the liss as furnished by the Daily Record,
roeas a Scheaermaa block;
Abase y. Ladsley 70 Ed~srt l. Linds-
lev. manity lnE "a iot :. block II. o.
KsnneArts add: lots - - block 80. - Van
BrocsIsn's a1d lots /. s. : 30 j.. block l.
lots - - block 2 LsndslsFs Mineral
Syringe 3. ~. ard = Nv &c IS and ga se
sw sec - ~. 1. q e. So
n. d Norris - cnohomash Natl hzaE.
49, 81 lot s. block =. Nsreer's - add ,
seattle. sab5 70 mtg -. leo s. 90.
lake Yes Cemetery Assn - Latbsr J..
AfbEs. lot So. Cemetery. ga
y + x II 70. SC fxs 6oEtsteln ard Carrie
q Rall. sesw sec =. - s, ss2s04
Fstv Is -. ". Sass. tAxes 81. sale JnIy
Is ~ lets - - IS, b-esE :, 1sEs4 . col
5tssss, MeNaznsrs - Mrs. 4. J. Jsa-
kans. cts and s book 3es A>2N's .. 49,
II ] ana ~. g. 1enEias to Aan ]. Ne
Elror. lots Rn9 = o@oeN - Lass - g.
Pa ssnrerrasn ard Pred Tokrss -
Tak1as Stne~rrsan a Ia lac. lots 81 .
-. bloeG 5. salmon baY -. s@bgsEi - g.
aacuElBrsnce=. $50
Eemula and Paul esaE~rEaAa y A9A a.
esnrerrasn 4 ca. Iae.. lots sn9 & o.sseG
L. Tssser's tss s2s9sss - az 4Acafa :
AFzna~s. s. 10
Fawa : e EerEasn Amd r. &@As@s = A%h-
la ssnrsrguaa 4 90 Ine.. Aos = sS&
- y. asee& Z. - nsoa Bay - 4eks -. -
49, lss a.. bioek &. aa8asga street
- q. ~ So -. =. q. sa@5ee+ - tAe@Ea-
ASAueNa. 49, -
Frstn Le4.sr - Ru5o.rA essEscA "a sEsE. ~
4 sfrsss ssong .4ss EAAs us - &c . . acc =,
c So
tsesfee 1eana - GhsF&es SD sSFaa
IS sasArrbee - scrss "a sec -. 2 2, sA,ase@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17
0R.GN.STEAMER LINE
The Elder and Portland to Ply
Retween Portland and Sound.
relATlons Or THE G. m. AND c. p.
r,s1Be Agreement Not TO BE Broken =
New EaI.s for shingfe shippers
-Kaliroad Notes.

pogrrAsp. Nov. Is lit il stated that the
Oregon Railway Il Navigation Company
xtIl re-esta5llsa The steamship line be-
txeen Portland and Puget sound. touch
lag ss BRITISH Columbia points The
ss~nnae- Elder. which is now discbarging a
cargo OF coal aad freight from Puget
souaa, gill Immediately load with a cargo
n grain for san Francisco. On her return
from tass "trip she vii! probably De put
uermsnentiy and regularly on tins Port
lsad- Puget sound run. Negotiations are
slso in progress between the Oregon Rail
var a Navigation Company and Sutton e.
Eeebe. owners OF the steamer Portland.
the name gwen 20 the re-christened Hay
tan Republic by which this steamer may
he pos Oh the run between Portland and
Ygget sound under contract with the Ore
gon Railway & Navigation Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17
PEN PARALYSIS.
Ana Hew 1T Can BE Cured by the Magic
Power Of Electricity.

To the Public. ] have been under Dr.
Darrin's treatment for pen paralysis, or
writer's cramp, for one month. sid efn
pleased 20 say shat 80 that time ! dad
Fnysesf much benefited and relieved, 90
mach 60 that / have been abe 70 Do more
s@g1ng the rass tao weeks than ia four
sears gasE 1 most erngAstscally recon-
mend Dr. U@ErLg's E eetrte treatment to
tae afflicted. AE5 :. A. WHITE.
saHs south T. ST.. Ieeogas.
Cancer Cared by Electricity.
Mr. E1ttor--74r. For faliy tNo years /
hare lad sore "a my ear q 3 caacsgons
nstare. ur DAfFin cared Eas IN one
month Win electricity and a8e94canss-
Refer 70 re at syIvan. WASH.
A. ADAMS
Dr.. narrln can bs consulted free ~ Ho-
fsl ChHbsYg Taeoma. HsHa- 9Eiles hoaFs
ii - Aad - daily Sundays. ~ a. 81,
to e. 10. lie Ereats 81 diseases 81 the
eye. ear, nose sad saroas, eat&rFas deaf
ness, a~sagGzi wsakuezs. l0st manhood,
structure aaa al neFwe4s. ebrenac sEd
private dsssAsss. is either s~x. o. shzl-
ever nzs1ge. EBsyg@s reasonable, aeessFe-
ing 10 circumstances aa1 a8glltF - BAY
Tie tsasF treated free. eKcsEs E4sGiSlD
Patients can lie cured ~ home after one
xssst u The doctors Office. Circulars aEG
question a8sass ssat Tree iAa@lfses
as4s@RReS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17
Drill by Children OF Good shepherd.

Thanksgiving literary and musical
entertainment will be given by the chill
dren of the House of the Good Shepherd at
Turner hall Tuesday evening. November
y. The little ones are being drilled
by Capt. Lawrence Booth and will
execute the Lightning Brigade drill.
IL is one of the most interesting
drills ever introduced, and as done
by the children is well worth seeing. This
Is only one of the many attractions that
will be on the programme. Last summer
the children gave similar entertainment
and those who we're present all vowed 1T
was as interesting performance as they
ever witnessed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17

Her Cspta8a IL FFsaa af Her. .aa
Praises Eaxet seaEd s@aa.

Her Captafa is Frsaa 81 Her. .aa
Praises taEet seaEd s@2i.
TAe Eaksea states coast defense vessel
Eoutsrey. Eeeenssy eg4srs5 - maze FaEet
Sound her fe&s5gaartsrs. arrived "a pert
Yesterday rnarntug So 7.s3 ofeaocg. sns
ws5 - il tbs hers2er foF t@o wssks. Tha
trip up va. Eneventsal. ~s&h she exception
e.f eross4ag thse haF 81 Ehe Columbia river.
whaeA rs sxeeaesaEy rough.
Cart ksmp6. ia saanFuam1. q very
pyg38 e - vessel wA4CA - says = tie
erect coast deseBsx sess~t &9oaL AaY.
tie AZ EanEcnaano2. tAe PRIDE e tbs Esst
Is res - - com gsnrd Sssh tne doDtsssy
n Auv rusnecG So TIE eAps&sa - .
Pear 81 salts 81 eEA rsT gssent2tzss yssseF-
eaY ~1H eoarse s8.e esa34n'E give chase
10 e crE4sex NAlh saaea Aaps ~ sacc@ss
bz4 "a acSga $40 wo@ld msae hersssf
h~srs - aen "a aeE4oa there 1smt ar
thsnx Ahsss ~atss - AIt. and sc eos8s
rrn A. srSaaa . haEtAssAsR &a4 q ssEra2e
aasaeN.
TIE exp.a3a sssd - took Oh = les &
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"a etaez Wor9s. 20 exh rs tofs4t8ss shes sa-
a4F.9g te4sy Hals "A. e. ea4Es@. HF&i*s - Et4gs
bzf tGEefsrs srazz ESasassE3n Mas.a Au-
~s-as@4F tareR8 tAs EfN4se @@1ea It's sx-
ste8as 81 1e.s essssas vsF1as Gals f@rEa. 20
e-ssse Ffan - $50 ~zev fsseE = i ~ tassF
very sasesAoss ia fns sa2ps . Hsssstber's
etoGlAg4 As4ssgs. mA1ea &rrssEs t44s faFasaas-
n44s Ge@Rss 81 kase S4lsNt al s&4< az
eE4slSat sazsaSga4 nBsE TIE sas4efsl zsFxosgs
sxs2es.- 8z4a aas ~ tAs fgss9eS 4 yea G@el
F@saa2@s-s Il aEss. az1 gsgs EAsa ga2ss4s3a
~ a1r@ E1ss2zssAtszz8 H. Fss1@T. go SAY
p@AaEs zes - 3@sss. 4sa4As " ssk&e2 tia
f-@sF@ &s-g a saaa a. w9I&a sst& q heart
t@@s A@.@Ese1 aAs psszaEsfT ~s11aTsl 90 81 .
nEH@ ea EAa Es5sra q SAC a. <zss8Eszg
F~1@ssf ssE k4ezss fFess4s. maAArss. e0asrs So
t~As sea%Aztg. Es1Ex "a. sA~epsssaEs&s a. gs-
ps#s&
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Bert Carter pleaded guilty in the mu-
nicipai court yesterday afternoon 10 steal
ing an anvil from the Northern Pacific
railroad. In consideration of bis abject
poverty and the fact that he took the
anvil TO get money 10 purchase pair OF
shoes to cover naked feet judgment was
suspended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17

fcsgEAsh. Sav Receivers Andersen
40 Asak. aeeampsnles@ ~ General Mar
go lseklasea. O. tas Ua.oa PseAtsc.
: tAss afternoon ever tae oFegoa
i.s'sFes8 8. NaviE agion Itas. Speaking q
'as.f A~s4efn tr.p. Mr.. An<isrsea said:
sas o. secg u eng tear s 70 familiar &c
-sssFss esth tie properly imGFaste3 20
49, a#8 - connections 81 whsen
- y ., d e. u one - tie most lEa poTs-
Ne ais Gene $50 - 81 ast any
S~ssAss1s a. ~sas wssh kseN4xxr &c-
49, q fns a. & 4 n. sEG : EAse every
ssa Sc Assxe Hs vii s2coess- Ne.
i@1 seaess4 EasseErsF axenk - the
- aEGe. GsEsn negotiations I'D
= N*sNs$@ za4 are GNFs - eraG&
80 = ete*s ~ are mzsre = GGs4Hess
- saa ssSsaees AEeEs. Car Er.p Z A. 10
%A we4ssser - &ae caI4Es sale Qf
~sskes FaE e property.
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The Garland 4. g.si,,sd.

The steamer Garland. which has Just
been rebuilt, flied her measurements with
the collector Of customs yesterday. The
boat originally had gross tonnage of lO2
and net tonnage of 81. 80, while now she
has gross tonnage of 1861 and net
1884, she is now provided with electric
lights and other modern appliances, which
add greatly 10 the conveniences.
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PAPER THIEVES cArrUgKp.
Three Boys Detected in the Act OF steal
Ing acknowledgement

Fred Brown, aged IL years. Alfred Han
ley. II, and Fred Guilford, Il. were caught
by Officer PhiIDrick yesterday morning in
the act OF stealing bundle OF Posr-IsTgf-
LIGEscEss from the doorway of a book
store i'll the Seattle National bank build
ing. Alfred Hanley was also detected in
stealing single paper from a doorway
on Commercial street. Aboat week ago
Philbrick saw Hanley take Press Times
from a doorway and gave chase. The
yonngster is a Splinter aud ou,ran him in
the crowd that thronged Second street.
The cases will be heard by Judge Glasgow
in the municipal court today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17

When Baby was sick. ve gave her Castorsa.
When she vas = clglld, she cried for castofia
when she became Miss, gtse chung % Cass0gia.
When she had Children she gave them Cast0gia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17

TIE se.satssts y 40 have Withdrawn their
iaaeyss zs4eHt os tire powder branded .'aaso-
iste care because IL formula -
saaswsa. Hasts IN commenting Or. fFace's
h<ksns FaRsssr as ths uost whosssoras
saa ea-een. seaTeasng sgeBt aow before
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In the City.
Work is 10 begin next week on the fogn-
dat5on Of q new church 81 the corner o.
Tenth and stewart streets. Tie church is
70 be o. the German Lafheran denomIna-
ton. and Rev. K. knapps has been work.
ing for q year an3 half @ brlay about
this result There are 500 German Ia
therans In Seattle, and up 10 tails tilas
they hsve bad 10 church building.
Ths new church Is - be a. by IS feet,
vii have = steeuse 10 feet high. seating
capacity n aboas 49, and all cost about
son TIE fall amount bss not set been
sabscr.bed, but Mr.. Knapp has been Sue
csssial n raising ths greater part Of IL
snd feels very hopsfai that the balance
vii - subacrsees In time 50 THAI there
nes4 he TO delay ia is completion.
Advise year friends 10 Use Dr. Prices
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move. IL IL announced that rs soon a.
business picks Up the old salaries will be
restored.
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e rresxaFssa - MaF&@ $ FazHe es csse hsrs1s
a.stsas es s.a naE sega 81 uAaess NsA FaTF easA-
tan naar pa2@as q xes&- tss@ Lass - =
- 80 So xsssrsx. tAe aszf GAS r@S sAFs =
assssrts &C. 3 l5essss sEgaes-
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Perfect purity and uneausled strength
are distinctive qualities Of DIR. Prices
Baking Powder
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A 4 h 90 -
PACIFIC R.R-


PULLMAN sIFTPtNG Cars.
ELEGANT DINING CARS,
TOURIST hLEEfIs0 Cars
~. Paul. Minneapolis Daiath.
Targo. araad Eofks, frsshstem.
winnipeg. Hsisna. And nats
Through Tlekststo
Chicago. Phnaasiphia. Washington. Ssw
York Boston snd ali poimls
EAst aud soash.
TIME SCHEDULE
TaAtns LEAgs ssAFttE
For &c PHul sud lat i8 ~ 3. "a.
For rerllana saf south -siao a m, aus za3
Fef yppia, Gray. narbor elite. saa soasa
Ear faeefaa % AMI s'aoa m, ait9. ssts sai
h ~ .. r.
rEAfss 1ar4vs ar sxsrfGx
From ~. Pau a8a 4 Asg~-s % = -.
From f1FiiaAd aad south ~ls.j a 81 asa
Frsnl oIympla. asss's nafbor eisies ana sousa
Bead Mktla r.
Prem Tseoma-.f2 81 aad a. = "a. i7.zs. as41
sna is ,. ~.
Thls card sablsc. 20 chsaxs without nssloA
far Fataas routes aad ofhsr Information call o.
CT address a ~ tnANLfDM,
st. fssA. Uses. AT,
IN First alfesf. FgFtlan4. Or.
A HADgAu, Gsaegal agent. ssastia
CITY Tiesss onssss corner gs.ssf 9ysnas al
Front stFsa1
Dsyos Tiesst once. ssfnsr West aaa colambls
siFssGs
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!. Es1tahEsFasA. Ssr. iG-The officers -
9.sA AlAsy Es.lre&4 Company re
4hs aesa = AaeA 81 BE ssn& cat
asA - Tea e&ys. sn noBneiag Lat
- assef fesesssarr sksre . ia hs re-
= - s. ~ g<k cent ia sassfees nVsF
ss2zE. Ie4s reeurtsoa Is saass-
-. sarFsrsss - a.. a. b wns saosAss.s
= - pfaesas.at e Business fsx raoasAs
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The position of Dr.. Prices Baking Pow
der as the leading baking powder q the
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Sale of Fine Stock.

In j. B. Perry's great breeders
sale at San Antonio, Texas, We'd
nesday, Jan. 81, 1894, the stock to
be sold represents the blood of the
most successful and celebrated
sires known to the trot-
ting world, as follows: Geo.
Weeks, Electioneer, Hambletonian,
Red Wickes, Onward, Banker,
Happy, Medium, Bermuda,
Almont, Fayett, Wilkes Handle
tonian, Prince, Sultan, CLARK, Chief,
New York, Alfred g., Dictator,
Emperor Wilkes, c. F. Clay, Hylas,
etc., etc. etc. This sale will give
breeders an excellent opportunity
to buy first class animals and i'm
prove their stock.