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AN ARMY ARRESTED.
Marshal Rankin Takes shelter and
His Command Numbering 200 Men.


Cokeyille, Wyo.. May Is. 80 United
States Marshal Rankin has placed Shelf
ticr's entire commC1,ve cal army, number
Ing 30 men, under arrest. Shelter )
army stole a UnicE Pacific train on the
Oregon Short Line and started East
This is the same crowd that stole Man
ag"r Dckinson's engine April .6, and
tive days Letter SIT cd off Marshal Grady
wher he attempted to arrest them.
nttumwi, Iowa May 15.-The mayor
and city council 1aet Kelly and his navy
ut Eddyyille and told lin he could eN-
pect prorsio MS. etc, if he would pass
through the town and camp three miles
below If not. he could not enter the
city. Kelly accepted the terms and
L owed from Eddyyillc early to-day The
city is gu'rded /. 100 extra officers.
kelly's boats began te arrive here 1T J I
O'Clock to-day. Ter thous; I'd people were
~ town to witness the sight.
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Two south Dakota Conventions.

Huron, S. D.. May 15-Delegates from
the west and north joined the Huron
contingent here this motning from Sioux
Falls. Forty in all will attend the Odd
Fellows grand lodge.
A large number Of delegates from the
southern and eastern portions Of the
state arrived this morning to go with
Huron delegates to Redfeld to attend the
annual meeting there of the South Da-
keta Congregational churches
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JfAe (tyerflONed Lands.

Washington, May 15.-The Indian af
fairs committee of the house has agreed
to report favorably Representative Bald
wins bill authorizing the Altamon.c
W:ter Company Of Minnesota to use cer-
tain oyertlowed lands Of the Fond du
Lac Indian reservation adjacent to the
ST. Louis river necessary in the constrnc-
ton of dams which the company is to
erect in the St Louis and Cloluet rivers
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St Paul. May 15.-The men who killed
William Lindhoff, the bartender, about
two weeks ego, have been arrest 3D.
They are Otto Mahoe ser and Charles
Irmist h, two young ex-conviots. Irmisa
was arrested Monday on suspicion, and
Ms Eceser was arrested to-day and made
q confession. He says that Irmisch
I'll; rred the robbery. but that the bullet
from his lMahoescr's) revolver killed
LindEoff.
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Arrests i'm RUSSIA,

st. Petersburg, May j. Arrests con-
tsnue to be made as the result Of the dis
covery by the police Of the organization
known as the Friends of Political lib
erty. One hundred persons, Il majority
OF whom were students, We're arrested TO-
day on the charge of being either mem
bers OF the organization or indirectly in
terested in its work 1t is certain that
many Of the prisoners will be transported
to Siberia,
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Mrs. shelter Skins.

Usage, Iowa May ia man named
Sic her. residing soui heast Of Usage, was
asked by his wife to drive to Floyd to
purchase something needed about the
house During his absence she borro.red
SO, cashed a cream check. boarded a
train at Charles City and left for parts
unknown, presumably in Nebraska
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The Central Dakota Veteran /.

Watertown, S. d., May 15.-Thc Cen
trail Dakota Veterans association will
hold its annual encampment on the banks
of Lake kampeska. near WatertoWn,
July ,, 3, 4, 5, 6 and Z. The best speak
ers in the country have been secured ard
4 grand time is certain for all who at
tend Reduced rates will be secured on
all railroads
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Summer Accom- mmodntion.

Crookston. Mimi. May 15-The Great
Northern has decided to put daily train
Oh the Fosston line to benefit the peo-
pie who desire To make Maple lake their
summer resort It is also rumored that
the Great Northern intends building n
large hotel there. Should this be done
it will make one Of the best summer re-
sorts in the state.
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A Thousand short.

Sioux Falls, s. D.. May 10 = Albion
Thorne, clerk Of the circuit and cot.nty
courts here. was arrested and arraignad
this morning on two indictm nts. one
charging misapprorrii ton Of Sl.O37 Of
co, nty money, to which he pleaded not
guilty. He demurred to the other in
dictmcnt for refusal to report to the pub
lie examiner. The demurrer will be heard
next Monday
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MINERS UNEASY.
Iowa Coal Dissers Talking of Strilk-
ing,

cipal mining companies Of the state seem
on the border Of a strike. 1t will require
some effort to get miners here to go out,
as work has been slack all winter and the
miners are III poor circumstances for 4
strike now. but they may 90 ont in SYM
pathy with other camps. and it now
seems very probable that in the event
of a strike throughout the state 300 in
this district will go out
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Sudden Reformation,

Chummy-So there has been no haz-
ing in your college this year?
Soph-No. At the beginning Of the
term the president announced that one
Of the freshmen was an eX-cowboy, but
he refused to tell which one it was.--
Good News
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Married AnyhOw.

Oelwein, Iowa, May 15--Miss Celia
I'll ron. Young girl of fourteen, and
Louis Warrington. boy of fifteen. both
Of OelWein. saw 40 reason why they
should not be married just The same as
old folks, SO they drove to VEST Union
yesterday and had the ceremony per-
formed. They are back to-day, but
haven't gone to housekeeping yet. They
say they never thought about that
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Needless Regrets.

Boy-Want any stamps?
Stamp Collector looking them over
You have no stamps that | want,
am sorry to say. very sorry.
Boy lgenerously)-Oh, don't worry
about that, mister. It's all right Some
other fool will buy em-Good News.
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or train. Or yonll be left. Moreover if
you'ie Sick on the way to Your destination
you'll he left if you haven't Hostetter's
Stomach BitterS along with you. That pro-
teetiye agent relieves You promptly IL You
are troubled with travellers sickness"
Take it along. ramps, collie disorder OF
the bowels malaria, rheumatism. dyspepsia
are all ramediei ny it. II Is good travel
IN. companion.
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nal purposes unless you know the bottlers
Of It to be reliable, most WhiSkieS sold
rnaer celebrated names are spurious. cheap
articles whose bottlers cannot afford 10
ha their names on the labels.
Uncle Sans Monogram Whisky Is bottled
nv lhe Oldest and largest firm in the liquor
line In the Northwest ana the favor with
which ii has been received Is the best PROOF
of its superior quality. Ask your urussiS0
&. retail dealer far =.
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Fair Missionary Wung, why don't
you come TO ou.' ,'si2lay school.
Laundryman tal4egeticallyl-I got
tee wife in Caina.-New York Weekly
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NfarlN Lost His Life.

Little Falls, MINI, May ID Mitchell
Lafond lost his foot III the log chute at
the Pine Tree mill. The machinery was
stopped i'll time to save his life.
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BE On Time to Catch That Boat

Ali kind, If insects are afflicted with
some form uf parasite.
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f. A ROOD, Toledo. Ohio. says Halls
Gatarrh ure cured my wife of catarrh
turn of It. lis 4 sure cure Sold by
Druggists loo.
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The first aerial voyage was made sept.
,o ne, ly = sheet. a cock and a duck to
- 'baighth of l..b, feet. The first human
ar,,.isr through the air was NJ. Francois
pilatre de Rozler who mounted the follow
mo month in free balloon.
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Never nuv Whisky FOR Medict-

Chattanooga is said To be the best paved
city IN tile South.
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Goes Cough ..aisam
no oldest and best. 1t VIII break up lold auecN
ar than !, hing else 1t Is aiwa.s reliable. Try
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

Mabel a favorite Latin and French name.
means loxable.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

China has tallow trees. the product O.
which is used for lighting.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

ella nson's Magic Corn Salve.
Warranted TO cure or money reiuhoeu. Asa yo1i
druggist for it. Price Is cents.
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The first regiment Or British infantry wa;
organized in a,3,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

The jury in the big damage suit of
Peter Peterson against the Seat tie Con-
selsdated Street Railway Company brought
In verdict for the defendant yesterday
morning. having been out almost eighteen
hours. The result Is general surprise. as
a the frs, trial oil the case q verdict OF
cooo was brought 10, but set aside by the
supreme court. Peterson Was hurt BY
jumping from a North Seattle car on June
Il, 1891, and on the evening OF the same
Cay q, the hospital signed release OF ali
Claims against the company IN considera.
lion Of the payment of bis doctor bill and
hospital expenses by the company. lie
spen, seo days in the hospital and when
he had recovered brought sutt for $4,000
Damages. The company set up the release
. q defense. Pederson's attorney replied
thar the release was obtained from him by
Eaaa while he was under the influence OF
cn.Atsx
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EkaAl6Eg 1Sb. As ACoS-
To THE EDITOR: We noticed in your
paper of this morning an item of court
news entitled, Decided His Lot but Got
No Cash." from which Ii appears that we
have been charged by Mr.. Arthur Schmisg
with having cheated and defrauded him
out Of portion of his property. and
pnblisly reply to IL because many Of our
socia! and business friends dislike to see
such q public statement 60 unnoticed
byus.
We regret that Mr.. schmieg has seen fit
10 % falsely charge US with unfairness
and fraud and the publicity given to the
false charges through the columns Of your
paper. We do not desire. however, TO
ltigate the matter in the public press nor
anywhere else except I'm the court where
1t has been commenced. bat here deny ali
charges of fraud aud uufairness made
against rs by Mr. Schmeig. and all alleged
acts and intentions with which We are
charged not consistent with the utmost
good faith and fairness on our part, and
ask that you give this the prominent place
Ia yogr columns you gave 90 the mention
Of the action herein referred 10. and that
the public withhold their Judgment until
our guilt or innocence is established by
the proper tribunal J. I. CLaswoRrH.
THOMAS :. EVANS.
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CoxvIcrs OWEN sxsrxxoz.
HALL VIII Appeal ~ Burglars Give,
Utght Years.

William A. Hall, the od-looking young
man whom bloody coat and old hat con-
victed Of sandbagging N. H. Anderson, m
old Moth Seattle grocer, was yesterday
sentenced by Judge Humes TO one year in
the penisentiary. Hall viii appeal TO the
supreme court. He was convicted last
Tuesday, and his motion for new trial
was overruled yesterday. It 10 said that
Hall 10 not the young mans real name and
that his relatives In the East are very re.
spectacle people whom he wishes not to
know Of his disgrace.
w. z. Rush and Sam Murphy. two hard.
looking characters who were on the same
day convicted Of burslarizing the cabin of
D. w. Wright in South Seattle, were yes
terday brought into the same court for
sentence, motion for new trial having
been overruled. Judge Humes gave them
eight years each ct hard labor.
The case Of William Holmes, the negro
who killed his room mate. William Rus
cell. colored also, at Franklin three weeks
ago. was to have been set for trial, but
Judge Humes, on motion of Holmes at
torneys, continued the matter three weeks.
A motion for stay Of judgment in the
case of w. A. Morse. convicted of keeping
sdisorderly house, was denied. He kept
the Palmer house. near Front and Pike
streets
Il. ID. Wilson, who IL charged with bur-
elary, appeared in court and WAS given to
tomorrow to plead.
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carxrxAL pEpARrxxsr-HunEs. !,

CRIMINAL DEfABTMEnf-HthMs j.
Merchants National bank Va r.
Schmidt ct al.-February 26
@. r. lie Ballister vs.. Port Discovery
Mil Company-February &c.
L. j. HIGHLANDS vs.. II. q. Bond and
Cascade Lumber Company-Febrnary q.
John Magnsson Va Patton d Nelson
February q.
9. +. Calhoun ct 81. ". George Becker
February q.
Edward wickman W. Dorothea Wick.
msn-March 2
1. G. sksIlinger vs.. Sarah A. skeIlingcr
March 2
Susan vogan vs.. r. X. vogan-Marcn 2.
Esther Kleinknecht Va. Emil Klein
knecht--March z.
Minnie o. Stalker W. c. 8. Stalker
City Of Seattle vs.. Charlie. Pearson
Daniel Graham W.. w. T. williams
February ~
a. j. 5sphson W Emma G Jephson-
March Q
Laura P. Cherry vs.. Gsorss R. Cherry
March 2
lam er--Fsbruary ..
A. J. Baker VS.. Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company-March /.
A. N. Anderson vs.. A. L. Psrker-
March ].
Equity pErAKrmEsr--LAxaLxY, J.
T. A. Lindsay w. s. Smith ct AL
Annie Nesbi.s vs.. W. P. Perrigo .. Al
March B.
Paul Hopkins Va. Jamison- Dixon MN
Company-Msrch
A. King vs.. A. S. Kerry OF al---March 8.
ii. @. Strive W. city OF Seattle
March l..
NJ. +. Backus W. W. II. Williams
March L.
Grace Hospital W. city Of Seattle
March IL
A. a. Mechanism vs.. p C. Richardson
March IL
City Of seattle vs.. Amos 7. winsor ct al.
March IL
q. Rspp vs.. Wilcox ct al.-March Il
George Welgle vs.. Cascade Fire and
Marine Insurance Compsny-March 10.
A. Williamson va Il. J. Monroe
March Is.
n. Longstar VS.. Madison Street Cable
Railway Company-March IL
CIVIL pxpAErxxxr-osBoEs. j.
Thomas Jackson va. Angus McAuley-
March = v
]. Il. Thornton vs. city Of Baiiard-Feb-
". II. Mnk.y vs.. William s. Russell
fs ealnnpi a. 4 Puget Sound Railroad Com
pany vs. ]. +. Thingson ss ai---Feprn-
Won Tobis va S. Trabuea'to-
fla NJ. Frazer vs.. Union Trunk Line
romnapy-March O.
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cHhrsAL DEPARrMExr-HrMna 4.
state vs- Rush and Murphy-Iefendant,
sentenced 70 eight years each as hard iabor.
state W. William A. Hail--Defendsns
ssnsenced TO one year At hard labor.
ID. w. Herberling w. Lon HerheyIin,-
Decree Of divorce; signed
J. Surf vs.. r. welch-Demurrsr IN ann.
plant: sustained.
City OF Seattle W. z. L. Frantsr-De-
ianlf OF Brooks; signed.
National Bank Of Commerce N. A. w
bash ct al.--Defsult and Judgment: signed.
Y. w. Fisher W. Ninth Street Grocery
eomp.ny-Dssault snd Judgment; denied.
ment granted and signed
-. y. Brock W. J. r. Askin-Demurrer /;
Lula IL. Walsworth W. c. B. walsvorth
Motion to make complaint more certain !:
denied.
xerrTY pxrAxrNEsf-LAsaIxY. J.
Z. A. Hodge W. B. Differentiation for
new trial. denied.
City OF Seattle W. Margaret Sullivan
Motion to set aside default and judgment;
=; W. Thompson W. Ben Z. snipes-D.-
fsnlt: granted.
W. II. Galley ". James Dolan Of Al
Motion TO set aside default; denied.
a q. Mckee W. r. j.. Peterson Of Al
Default, etc; signed.
CIVIL DkPAKrxKsr-ossos >.
Peter Peterson vs. Seattle Consolidated
street Railway Company-vesdict for de-
l.. J. Goldman VI. LA. KIins-Con.
fession Of Judgment Of sf,345.
=. C. Adams VI. ]. Audettc ct New
trial; refused.
A. A. Denny st al W w. p. sayward--
Same action.
Dexter Horton 4 Co. vs.. J. Il A. Kline
Confession Of Judgment Of $277.
Webb q Go. va. +. E. Maltby ct ai.-De-
fault; granted.
w. II. Wright W. Rainier Power q Rail.
way Company-Dsfault; signed.
Annie Sears vs. Seattle Consolidated
Street Railway Company to va
cate sale under execution; submitted.
#. l.. stinson vs.. William Murdsck-
Motion to vacate judgment; overruied.
Bank OF British Columbia W. John b.
Denny ct al.-Judgment in sum Of 81. 0s9;
signed.
A. Kaston ct al. W. E Lobe Co.-Dsfault
and judgment: signed.
Mary c. Kemp w. @. r. Folsom ct al
Motion for injunction; denied.
Fred Take vs.. Singer Manufacturing
Company-Rsferred TO G. w. Riddle for
trial.
9. II. Lilly ct a. W. Lyman Everett
Default and judgment in sum Of $9a
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sns rc1so saloon. has ID nov fn.oav~,.
crsditc-s VS. chosen assignee 81 hss
tur.a :. 1en. Chinanan Who m. ran
wifh -. - gonner Thursdsy and e. srrsd
viii hsk Illegally In shs rnked ssxs~s
Emerv 80. . neaFing before Commissioners
non ooaery viii return from ysr-
been T. ... .ns evening. where he has
hshe.s stead tbs hearing Of the writ a.
saa corpu. obtained by G. N. Maar =
go 1920 Wa.ia Walga convict nar N
-. 'asse The hearing was postponed sf. &.
$50 70 allow exsradiIion par<,s I,
Nv ~. Rom Washington Ctr. ana uniess
~;ss 49, 49, waived extradition the sterssf
van nos bring him back this trim.
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Court. and Public omcss.

Mr.. G. A. C. Rochester has moved his
law effoe TO the Washington building.
rooms sl6-4ls
A license to we'd was issued Yesterday
for Henry I. Guard and Edith II. l. Nuts,
both o. Seattle.
Axei Soeiberg and Rudolph Aim. ma
lives Of Norway, were admitted TO citizen
shsa BY Judge Langley yesterday. Judge
osoorn admitted William Weir. NATIVE
q Scotland.
:. Thomas Bewes yesterday sued Iohn
Asak 10 have set aside deed 10 iot IN
Testers second addition which. IL - a.
leged. Was made by Hink % his wife 10
esiTaad creditors. Hink xas the ownss OF
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! CAN PAY IN FULL
ceeiver's Report on Cascade
Insurance Company.
conucrs SENTENCED.
ra-peggsr Hall Gets . Ysss-Elwht
1ssrs for Two Burgisss-Psasr.
son Gets No Damasss.

CA Riddle. who on December "a, 1853,
- Appointed receiver Of the Cascade
NJ and Marine Insurance Company on
- petision Of Jennie v. wlIlets and her
ruienee, George wiegel, yesterday filed
= ths superior court his first report a.
Ssssivsr. The company. be states. now
- on hand $555 Ia cash. bat has re-
Uurces amounting to sol, o67 and aseer-
kfred liabilities Of but $a6l3.85. The
mnesrtainsd liabilities ars claims against
- ccmpsEy now being sued on, but IL il
rtown that II every suit should be de.
Gdsd against the company and judgment
4 ~ svsry claim rendered In full, the liza
Mites would be bat $l7.0o0, approx
s nassIy. The showing Il much better than
US anticipated.
The Cascade Insurance Company went
h 10 the wall at the time OF the great Seattle
1 IRE, and did not do much business after
hat time. making an attempt TO 70 into
Incubation quietly. It's affairs had about
bsen settled mp by Its officers. when last
spring Jennie v. Wiiiets, who had 81, 800
slsim OF loss against the company,
thought suit for q receiver, which vas
Successful against the opposition OF many
" sAS 7sS<AaoS3cI1. 0pOu 11l&1 t0lSs III
Jely last. II. G. Paige, who had been sscre-
thy OF the company. and who owned
$500 worth Of stock, brought smother
salt against several Of the trustees and
the company, alleging that he had been
induced TO buy bis stock by miarepressnta-
lion. He claimed SIS. 900 damages. Both
d these suits are still unsettled, and with
. few more brought on claims Of loss con-
ssitute the liabilities Of the company IN
mcertained. The company denies liability
On Mrs. Wilists' claim, and yesterday flied
N answer. alleging that shs used the
lodging house In Anacortes on which the
insursnco was placed a. house Of III.
fame. thus increasing the risk and can
sizing the policy.
The receivers report states that the
books OF the company win not balance.
the credits exceeding the debts by
ts,so2. 81. but that the condition Of its
STAIRS IL shown by the following rscapitu-
Istion. the notes having been given BY the
stockholders for . IS per cent. assessment
on the capital stock OF 500. COO:
Resources--Subscriptio to the capital
stock. sis3. i95; unpaid promissory notss.
B2.GD9; accounts due, IS. 162; judgments
unpaid. SOL; cash. $555.
Liabilities fascertainedl-A pay.
able. So T4i: judgments against company,
e l42.65; total. <5613.6a
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Ch.rx.a VIA Tr..u....

Samuel Spencer, an aged man who lives
in happy hollow" just east Of the Madi-
son street power house, vas arrested yes
terday afternoon by Baihif Wheeler. Of the
municipal eourt, on the charge of trespass-
ing on the premises Of c. V. Roos. The
complaint alleges that Spencer would not
leave when ordered 10 do so. The parties
involved have been rowing for long time
Spencer was released On $50 bail 70 appear
tan1orrou sanrning
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ne ioiiosing new suiss were 6,ed ves-
ssIday h the superior court:
silly LILY g Bogarssus vs.. Lyman Eyere,t-
- recover yzes- . on prornlssary note.
a. - :. uoaanaH vs.. j. and A. Kgiae-sait
noss. si-S4oo on three pronissory
a. Y. Mckee ~ r. y. Peters eli ai.-suit
~ ~ ep1ce.oss real estate mortgage for 81 soa
ahomas Eowes vs.. John Kink e. ny
c1 y, 20 sss aside deed on ground Of fraud
rn@oe L. Curtis "a. Sylvia L. Garcken 81
= ss.--suis TO cancsl deed and correer error
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Dr.. Mocdy. dentist, is Gottstein build
ing. Front and Columbia streets. successor
20 DR.. J. C. erase, has reduced his fees
for ali dental operations 20 about ons-hai
Of the usual charges Tor hrst-elass Hork.
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.a,.r,i..r,s Lsssers.

Ifyoa are advertising on the Want pass
look at the advertised letter nss on pase =
Perhaps an answer 90 your adveftlsensat
is awaiting YOU ca1i as tas business
cffics of this paper.
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Immigrants and returning voyasers I'hd
In Ayers Sarsapariiia cure fos ssnpl'ons'
boils. plmples. eczema, etc, Snsans1 TO
.ultlng from Sea diet and Ire on sn'p 0oafa
or from any other eanse. LIS t-e
tonic and alternative medicine can hos -
.4va-esfsfa aseai.
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We Wish to express eur gratitude 10 cur
friends for their maay kindly services rendered
during the iIinsss. snd AZ the iuasEal OF our
Little BOY. M AND Ma FRANK H. wEssLov.
February II, tsaL
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WIZ be the dividing line in prices OF seal
and other select furs. At present our
nriee. are within the reach OF the most
moderate means. r. Pet&oylts, manu-
f.c.ur,nr furrer, Marion street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

The Maison Richie, which has been
closed several weeks, will be opened under
new manag cement By Mrs. Langdon Tues
DAY for s o'clock dinner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

A good time IS assured 70 al who a''s s.
the grand anniversary ball Of shs Anasas
of Pvshias Monday evening. feo'asry -
The Uniform rank and militia VIA 20 ~
attendance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

Have your lace curtains cleaned by the
new chemical process ct the san Fran
cisco Dye Works, rear 60 sscoad street,
opposite Bailey block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

Repu blicans Of the Fourth ward will
meet at the club rooms next Tuesday
night to caucus for delegates to the city
convention. All Republican voters are
urged TO be present. Nominations will DO
open 20 all registered Republicans.