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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
TuE STORM IN EUROPE.
Wild Enough TO Blow santa Clans o1
the Hausetops.

berlin. Dec 2L-Dursng the prevalence
of the gale tn Germany the dyke al fs11h-
burg broke and a large area OK iaha vas
submerged Many streets IN SssteHnhhue
and A-tona were under water. 1ae VA
ter Is being pumped By fire engines me
damages 10 the docks viii. il IS estimaieS'
reach al least o.oo0o0o marks
Amsterdam. Dec 2a.--StorTn news from
vs-.lous parts OF the ccsst show that the
damage has been much greater than a.
first supposed The North sea besaca IN
every direction has been washed away
and from fourteen to twenty fishing Fsas-
seis drawn Up on the beach. have been
destroyed. The German bark Caroline
has been wrecked OF the coast, and ten
oil the crew arowGsea.
London, Dec. 24.-'reiegraph lines in the
nnrthern part OF Great Britain are stilI
down. aad the fun amount Of damage
aane b. the storm Is not known. 1t is
estimated. however, that from 50 TO 10
people lost their Eges during the gaze.
The weather chart toby shows that a
new disturbance is coming from the At
iantlc The British bark Mime Bovine
Vas wrecked or Wkst Hoyie yesterday
All hands were drIWnei. AT GIsrvafn,
Scotland. show caravan was caught
In the gale a4ld capslzed. Some Of the
covered vans caught IRE and four psr-
sons we're burned 10 death. "A; Flint
wool. Lancashire. two fis.4ing boats were
sunk ana al hands lost
The steamer Oswald. Of whitley, has
been wrecked Ali en- board we're losg.
IAyol's to-day reports = wrecks and cas-
uaitles darlag the storm. many accom-
panied By loss CT life.
Fishing boats returning to Grimshy and
Norwich ia battered condition bring re
ports % isolated drown.ngs. The fishing
boat Daisy foundered of Port Soy. Sect
land. yesterday. and its four occupants
wee drowned.
gszterdaa. Dee 2f-The Norwegian
steamer Ssanley. Loo tons. was wrecked
or the Ju,iaad roast YESTERDAY asd her
crew of twelve were lost. The steamer
was almost helpless on saturday. a2d
was buaeted abous fer cvyeaty-foGr hours
Before she went on TIE rocks The dam
axe caused here BY the storm Is sbout
reag0 a5-ins. At Zansvoort. near Harlem,
.he suhrnallne cab.es from nglanl have
seen laid bare. usually they are under six
feet &C sand.
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Tacoma. Dss- - special r-hvsst-
mas day fcofnsfi gazn2 s,esas~a TIE pau~.
S9nnd university ard ire Maple Isss
clao VIII Dc largely ATTENDED. n iresea-
t'oas count. Arrangements have ben
mace 70 admit ladies free. ard. as hsosh
einos are strong ores azsa have ss~sm
pfaetscfsfg hard. a crowd VII vsfres~
Nssat vii probably bs the hes, game ~
tie seasoa- The Aass~ Leaf ellen taeus
- made % from old Tacoma ashs4-.se
cup players ami former gs~rns~r. -
Eastern college teams. and can Ne -
pseted 70 put up string Eass@ re
Puget SQUAD university team has 49,,
psaetielng faithfully Of late AMI az~ ~
pToFsd nurh sn form. The 1-rsve-.s.,,
eososs are PINK and green. arr thoa@ ~
the Maple Leaf club ara Orange av-s
green. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
RoWIN THE DEPUTIES
Socialist Jaures Reviles ard In
furiates the Ministers. 3
sismsHcx's PROFOUND GRIEF.
Gernsny Deziss Cannsesisn VITA Drsy-
fss-pessiis of the Great Gale
snS Fieaa.

Paris. Dee sA-Gsn- Ns-cxer. minis tsr
% var. Introduced today IN The csa-r.zsr
q Deputies a bzH providing tne death
penalty Tor srrh military traitors as Capt.
preykvs. Deputy sza~Ss. sxcsallst. Nsas
delegAlsd b. BIS party 70 demand the
abolition Or the death penalty ~ the
array. n the Course os his attack upon
the government re SAID that Drsyfas es-
cAres1 seEseare because ire government
fszrszs ss1e consequences q execsEsszg niEa-
Premier Duvuy re2roaeEea JaGFes for
yosesng the theories OF inteFnae soaai so
clallsgn 81 81 subject which should a1spsa1
70 eserv Freachxran's loysizy.
..Yoa are the Enseraatio.szIists. !" shouted
Jaures in his reply. pointing 70 the nsfn-
listers. 'sYoa szvor tle internassonaIism og
Hebrew capitalists. wsao-n yoa screen ard
rrosect. Yet these Hebrew capitalists.
wi8m you aacpt as your wards. are
swindlers ard scemps"
Tie chamber was brought 20 a hrvh
pitch cg excitement ~ this harangne.
The socialists cAserea a2proyir.y. Tae
ministers interrupted the speaker ire
quensiy with their protests.
As Jaures reached the climax OF his
Charges, NJ Berthou. minister OF psal,lse
.'You lie. and you know you he" Jaares'
reply was drowned in a tumai.s ~ sseh
was stlIsed after five minutes b. the pres
sdent's bell.
There were many calls for the censar-r
os Jaurez. and eventually Brlsson. the
president. requested hsrn 70 ret-aei hss
accusations. Janres refused fiatiy. lie
was censured b. the president, and ex-
PEELED temporarily from the chamber. TIE
Sitting MAS adjourned in confusion.
Janres sent ais seconds 70 Berthou. Ac-
ssorsing 10 the arrangements made ey the
secoaas. the duel viii be fought vita PSI
tots at twenty-five PAGES. The duel VAS
the main topic OF conversation during the
interm.ssson. and the deputies were ss4h
talking q the probable conditions when
the ssting WAS resumed. The pfT-sous
question was dsma->ed by the govern
,neat as soon as the chamber came to or
der. and WIS carried against ~ 1aGres
proposal. Alexander Miller. Radical, ar
afea. IN a speech on Gen. Mereiers oall.
.s.aa she existing laws would enable the
government to punish Dreyfus with death
I.aNFver Tavleue. Republican, denied tass-
Eventually urgency was voted on The
Mercler BILL
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now CHRISTMAS CAME TO SANTA
Fr.

On the trail 10 Santa Fe
Shines the moon as bright as day.
Brave in beaded coats of leather
Ride a pair of youths together
silver spars and stirrcps juggling.
Jests ard CHEEKY words commingilns-
CsrinEo Jack and Don Jose
On the tran TO Santa &c.
ON the tran 20 Santa Fe,
Horses spent and horsemen gay.
Soon the journey shall he ended
Through the Macy moonlight wenasd
by these dusty young rancheros-
Weary, way-worn cabaiieros-
Csringo Jack and Don Jose
On the trail TO Santa Fe-
Only just a nile away
Clean the roofs Of Santa Re.
Shouts and yells and pistols flashing.
Shouts and yells ard horses dashing,
Gambling, galicplns. and cunning
Every kind OF Christmas funnins
only just mile away
In the streets of Santa Fe.
on the tran to Santa Fe
Sect 4 easement. far away!
Casement-in her hacienda,
Twinkiing. loyeli., true and TENDER
Where her morning roses greet her,
Sweet as they be. she the sweeter.
Iu hermosa Ssnoritai
All IN ala IN santa e
To GTlngo Jack and Don Jose.
OF the trail to Santa Fe
Still remains a little way.
Lit 10 ioaeer by the beaming
or the moonlight silver streaming.
Sharply is the silence br0keni
What! 4 challenge not spoken?
Steel and silver. RED and gray,
These have chased the moon away
From the trail 10 Santa Eel
on the trail 10 Santa Re
Coyote cubs mus; be at playi
Borne upon the night8sna tender
To the Jasmined hacienda
Comes a faint. desDaiEing cry,
Shrill beneath the wondering sky
Cry that feehly tries 20 say
Sweet, I've cone TO Santa Fer
On the trail TO Santa Fc
Shines the moonlight bright as day.
All the town is fun OF funning-
Gambling galloping and cunning"
Shouts and yelis and dancing houses.
oaths and cries and mad carouses,
Screams that. turn TO shricks OF laughter,
Laughs turned shrieks Z moment after
80, / faith. ia Santa Re
10 they welcome Christmas day.
welcome into Santa Eel
Just in time for Christmas day!
Wan and weary. red and gray,
Welcome. welcome. Don josef
Archibald Gordon.
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s-onssantlnople. Tsac. @f-Chekif f'ey.
president % re- coast e sassauon. and
I15s1asesHn Bey. pre@asaE q TIE ccsrec-
tlonsl section az re- cacy, q apueeis.
have seen appointed members z ths
Armenian consni x IS stated Bore
th1t Sc auesti2a e she appointment u
sa Anasr5eAn dsl2gats 10 rec0uluany sae
commission ara ssaSe an in5epsa1eat
investigated. - siia anss.Elsl dla5sfe-
T.sre8 he1S a leag caafsTeaes ~ith the
-altaa tssf sveainw, -. TIE mater Wia
=. considered ~ q genn1l ~ nalalste-s.
IN vlsw - tas segegs.v - the wjEfsr.
me e1ssnass}en S. rex Iske.y % he asae
to sss.t sae ssoaasasa districts e sss-
SSH.
wAsAluzsoa City. Dec. .s-TAs Turkish
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The issue Of standard silver dollars for
last week was sSolsos.
Rev Hugh Reginald Hawels, the En-
glSh author and lecturer. is in San Fran
cisco.
The snow blockade on the Southern Pa
elfc railroad in Northern California has
been raised.
Bishop Bonacum, OF Lincoln. Neb.. has
won his fight with the reeeilious priests.
who viii be compelled 10 seek new do
ceses.
stephen II. Elkins viii surely be eject
ed senator from West Virginia. and the
talk OF Judge Nathan COTS candidacy IS
nonsense.
There will probably be no attempt 10
prevent Governor-elect James II. Radd.
OF California, taking the oath OK otiaee
and his seat
After a talk with Andrew Carnegie,
Secretary Herbert has decided 10 accept
the arrnor plate for the Oregon. although
il d.d not stand the test.
The miners OF Summit county. Ohio.
have rejected the declsion or the board
OF arbitration -Four hundred have struck,
ara the other 700 viii join the strikers.
Secretary Herbert has given orders for
the preparation OF a contract WITH the
Holland Submarine Boat Company for
+ The Construction OF a submarine boat 10
cost siseoo0.
g. Aaadavoran. chief engineer Of the
Siberian railroad. and /. koholoh, vice
president OF tho board of directors, are
in California. They viii make tour OF
tbe United States 70 famiBagiZe them
selves with American railroad methods
C,avernor Mitchell, OF Florida. has re-
celyed a Yeauislti0n from GoVernoT Hess.
OF Texas. for Henry M. FlNSler, q 81
Augustine, the railway hotel ana sand
ara oil maguRte, who. with ether Stals,s-
ar8 oil rnagnafes, has been indicted - tiae
Texas courts FOR Nl2a&itss ths @'te'-st u.s.
laws OF that state.
SECRETARY Herbert has RENTED the TN
exnlrea norton of TIC sentences OF COM
rnanaer Heyerman and Lieut. i-inan. tae
former commander ard the latter Gasl-
gator of the Inflated United states sAlp
KparsAr4.e They we're suSpen@e1 Ter ems
year for grounding their vessel on itoa-
ca6or reef
-'ha naval hoard appointed % report on
= ssbstltnts. fsr wcea work In wSrsaSrs
ba,-a recommended corrugated -run ~
ssead az woo8 for bnlkheaGs. nnd iron an
s+ss8 ~ wooden ladders The board re-
,,,rts IL cannot make : complete report
Tor lack CT knowledge coHcefnihE Waete
fires occurred in ships en6aseu 80 'se
Yalu river naval battle
senator Lodge hrs introduced . resolll-
ION ias.ructing the secretary Of the faFy
a. iafortn the senate Why all the salps Or
the Tfn3tet States have been Wa'Aafa" e
nam the Hawaiian Islands, Ems VIE ss.eg,
IA view az the interests az the attfe
S,ases ard OF the citizens ef the Intteti
sfafes in those lslan8s. a sh.p-ot~ az
shoula not remain al Honolulu.
The bullion produced froni lses.lsi. y
o-ss i,lrirv 1888 amounts 70 sSlse - %
-rhe e5fa eutput Ter SAe ycHr is stsss.-ie
"a increase in gold ever the iN- prose-
ter % SffEt.asa TIE tennase g ta.S
- 49,. 49, xear - - a11 tons 81 Gre
a., sn-7sase ever 81 af e2e1 toms The
-re~eeste pfodnct.on % Eea4vsile u-ine
80 49,. sSEt inclusive. ln so}3, silver and
ieas AMOUNTS 40 Sfas lE2 as
Tire Chinese could asat better Il they
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rongiav Sorxs.

Mrs orrnls;cn Chant Is critically II IN
Englaud-
Emperor william his started the idea
OF erecting monument 10 the me Hscry Of
the late Hermaa Helmholss. and has
promised laua9 francs.
The French chamber OF Deputies has
voted .seeo francs for the adoption Of
Prof. Teaman's blood serum - public
institutions as cure fer aiphtheria.
TIE car has ordered the immediate re-
lease Of prisoners connected with the dis
turbarce due TO the Isopilaoe opposing
the closing of the church AZ Craeuvs.
which led 10 excesses on the part OF the
Cossaeks.
Capt John G.. Bet. of the German bark
Paul Isenaer died suddenly at Homo
lulu. December 10. The coroners' Jury
found that death resulted from an over
dose OF ladanaurn. bat there are sus-
piciens that he met with foul play. as
ne had trouble with his crew on a vor
age 70 Germany.
Capt. Perkins. weli-kncwn in Pacific
shipping circles. was lost of the steamer
Ararra on the night Of the eth inst, while
on the way 70 Honolulu from Samoa. He
had Recently purchased the condemned
bark Elsinare. II seems 10 have been
clear case OF suicide. as the sea was per-
fectly calm at the time.
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ne damage TO cars la the railroad
ssk Sunday night near lR;ewhay IS
49, ~ tse Lake Shore people a; about
The cars were Northern Pacific
harlt3gtcn The Great Northern
.seAng crew vas az work yesterday
Sse ears back upoa the treStle.
80 a'saace they fei Was fourteen feet.
Z saiIth. railroad surgeon. attending
!. - TAO nea. said yesterday tha& TeraaEs-
IS @2al3 cCftaisly recover. Mon tgcna-
: : baby hart Internally. but e would
'e tsrse to develsp thc resalt- MS
-Eaier's ease Wateh Vas smashed. works
a. 81. bg the force 81 the fan. The IN
- 5 vs. IN tha safs sic.
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Is@zsscn fAs recvsvea ~ sc-s wing osFs-
esaI fessv-aras .sTsasa nez spzp<rs ~
rassnee tAe exse4lisn Ct thsrSy SIX AT-
msa4nS 81 Egxsseass- Thss safcrnsaEssz
+ r1s earvect. TIE sasss hesaS IS tsssnars
csut & forsy-slx -sraasasus usaSer arrest
az Erzsressn. thsrfy-ssx were ltevasss1.
sge were eeE1esa-~z - 8sash All Ia
rerzzfnaag axe 70 tsa years hard iAhcr-
Several osEe-s Hxr@ alse ean aeaase4 %
eeasn. hat they ere y esSas. TIE een-
demnss nan TTeee cansscte3 CT ns.rae-
ara rae. baf tecaasc % legal fe~asais-
tzs sfse sentences have nse get been fnl-
6ftes
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THE REMOVAL os Mr.. WILSON.
Seattle. Dec. Il. $50.

Seattle. Dec. Is. 1894.
To the Editor; In justice to myself.
permit me 70 say that have been
dropped from the corps OF teachers, as
supervisor OF penmansht2, by the board OF
education. as 1 consider uajpstly from
both a legal and moral standpoint.
/ was elected FOR q full school year. as
believed in gaod faith, and accepted the
position that I had previously filled for
ihree years in good faith, under the same
law that had required no certificate for
three years. ] have had. to say the least.
a good academic education besgies profess
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ssorai trasniz<. aa5 a-a fslly nSepzrsa %
ssesA1a ceresaeass wasa Il : known s.sas
the Lax demands cne.
Esowever. = Is re-. n Try rs1ns. ssr1c.
-esA<s s0< TIE aaw tAst I'D the ho1ga ).
ersaeafssss 10 vsc&te nv position ana deny
ssssAsi Instruction. n psr-sansAsp - ne
Sesssrsa o Seattle. 4 Vas sssae aee<ser
motive On tie na-s u enc or I've rnezn-
ce-s y TIE boar1.
-CDsoN p. WILSON.
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Paris. Dee. si--A Dispatch from Aata.s-
an&rgxo sayS that sAe sEas2gasy g5ve~a-
u,enf has pa5lahs3 "a suN TIE GORE
spaaNeace hefween IsensSe se NlssrS. sEe
Preach e1xoy. ard tie usrister oE foreign
affairs. - aIre4ssy Fracrted. the govern
merit. wEFse srAnting the French demands
as 70 dIEsaEnaile representatives. Fr@ncsa
enterprises en- the Island. tbs a&sudlcation
81 Hova- French disputes and the hoGn-
aarIes q Diego Gaara=. declines 10 fore
50 TIE rs<ht % Import munitions Of 2sar
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peaia. Caaase.loa wi.h rr yfas.

rarss. pec. et-The German embassy
has issued a no.e. aenylns thar aayao3y
connected Win 60 ever had direct or in
direct relations With Capt Dreyfus or
ever made az sMort So have Capt. Drey-
fss tired in ca-aera Instead % 10 orsn
ceurt Tfsls sweeping Denial is HE Gss-
sslau gaveraz1e g answer II The secfelc-
ing ~ Dreyfas for the alleged betrayal o.
the French military 20 The German EN-
azssy 50 Paris ana % che T.oicHt attacks
inside upoz the embassy ~ The Paris
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SPECIAL Joint tariff has been made be-
tween All roads entering WASHINGTON ana
sasls Eastern connections on concentrates
'f0sn mines in Eastern washington to the
aa'eieFs AZ Kansas City, Omaha ana
seitaesi Hsses The rate IS: ore Of SO
.-.se FER ton. SIC per 800 pounds; over
= pee ton. SIG per 2ooo pounds: inter
asasate. So per eco pounds.
+ agreed between the Northern Pa
s'-c talea PaciHc roads and the Bur
.aSsan & Missouri river road in Nebraska
= refrain from paying FOR teiegrarns FOR
IS account q shippers and conslgnors
@aef matter affecting the FONT iuter-
- and not 70 permit the local wires
q ssch.
psnents Tor Kaslo Ainswarth. Herr
49, Pilot Bay, Balfour, ew Denver and
s4'se Forks. IN British Columbia. are
.sN seeelSed by the various railroads sub
- p delay on account OF closing Of
tafasaison on Lake Koosenat.
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t-ee- city fer The sesfsays He x-ss f~
80 So. 5saf. "a 1ezsev seek wtta ts@ Pzret
s2ana { Asaska cos7saay.
The Oregon Tnu7rove~naw. x-ssr--.. - 80
terssv brought eawa s-sw@. - - -
IE1fA tse EseFs sicre ~ Nezeawsse - -
s'aaasssy = expected q iarreasa 1asfT.
g1*raefer nyron Har;ows OF ne vsov4
&sEAs-ss 1zSssfsck. waH 8 fhs city vss.e--
~ sfa repextes werk kaeckes az fa~ re
h2lsf@@ss. Tf@ eAsssens zrs II ar.s Re sss,rsc
generally 10 good efaxss
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BISMARCK 1T Hrs wIrr's CRAVE
The Nest sorrowful scene Of the Old
statssmsn's life.

Bertha Tee. si-A friend q the Bis
marcks. wh9 h7s returned 10 Berlin. says
that the 81! chancellor farewell 70 his
wlge's body in Narzin was the most scr
rowfal scene q TIE great mans life A.
ter leaving the chapel Bismarck tooS 9
scat under q G- tree On T nearby kl4oii,
IgaHe3 hss chin 90 his walking stick ant
Eagel larg and intcntly az rae grave
when &c reese % SO, &c moves slowly and
iaatlrsiy as = re.pctsnt 20 leave the sIs3L
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TIE roilre raidea s biaeksiack game a.
s-,srrv.s Al 7 O'Clock tsss mornfng an
,r-.s.es eleven n,ea wso were running
.rt nfav4re The rame Sew e The f1en
,,,.-s abfe "a furnish The Required 50
cash h.u ana they we're thrown ~ Sal
:, s,ssf+ 81, exa-s-fFatson 1.efore the ran-
,,f,5nal rarrt The fahles and ether para
phe~nala were CAPTURED
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Popuii.:. in Control of Port Angeles.

Port Angeles rp1c. -specsll.-The
Popullsts have. In a measure, won the day
in this city by appointing a Populist eoGss-
Gilman, which gives them majority in
that body Donald Monroe was appointed
last evening councilman from the Fifth
ward Munro has been a Populisi, but
OF late he has been dissatisfied with his
party and has loudly ridiculed Ks nem-
beers. consequently he was considered out
OF the fold lie was taken up last night
as a compromise between an cut and out
Populist and citizen.
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seskSae. Dee ss-The viii q tie late
" Buckle, was aie3 to1ay fe- probate.
. aR2e ats h.s wife. AnEsa q. Buckley,
. sos yss9es Edward Buckley, exeeai-
- aa1 executor without hcna and EN-
FsAsrs thes3 10 act wsthcst interve1fiea
= re eosrts SIC hetareaths 10 e2ra e
. 1Aree e.d1gees Sso. The resla 'e ~ t}ae
'T'ate Is given without reserve 20 be
Aszarr
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yx,ur.lens to Portland vn.rsrsa' Fxre-
sssHfsu

TIE Norshern PselGs ra'3foaa WI SCI
excursion tickets, Seattle - Fcrtleal' IN
accent of Poet.asi eypos'iie1 fresh ~
eer,Izr !. lsss 20 Janaaty s.. lSs5- IetSets
al sale every Tuesday sna Frs4aF E>s4
fsr ave dsys Fare oaly $50 Tor ire
~suna srsn Including twa admissions -
the exposition. = a. Sa4eaa. Oe1esal
Axens. SeAfIls-
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NoRTHwEsr NEWS.

The olympian has become an evening
paper
Patrick Henry Winston, OF Spokane
who joined the Populist party for the sec
ond time last fan, has again become a
Republican,
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The Great Northern railway main
tains an excellent dining car service be-
tween Seattle and ST. Paul. Ticket Of
fee. 6l2 Front street.
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The Great Northern is the shortest
and quickest line East. BE sure your
ticket reads via this line. thus assuring
best service and quickest time.
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re N3rshern rae1fe has isEuesi an
ss.saarefe Christmas mean c9f3, rrssa rS-
- - esaat G5nner Ter its resroRs 81
- Eesa se8ay
- = Dew - ascent of the noFtnMest
se~sasA = Cownanv ard assistant agent
y TIE Great NogIhera AZ Victoria. Is n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

Political excitement cannot interrupt
the constantly growing demand for DIT.
Prices Baking Powder. It's the popular
choice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
A Valuable Medium

VIII TINS be afforded for widely Advertising
the commercial ana manufacturing Interests Of
the city. Mr.. VIII A. Steel. formerly OF tho
Telegraph, kas the work in haad. and viii afford
any desired information concerning It
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
TOOTH BRUSHES WARRANTED

10 keep the teeth cean and to wear well
are what we're Offering now a. prices from
10 cents TO as cents. Neglected teeth soon
decay, and decayed melaFs never allow
yoa 70 forget their existence. Keep your
teeth by keeping them clean with one OF
oar brushes. Better 20 wear them out by
use than that YOUR teeth shoald wear out
by neglect. These brushes aro the best
nov produced, and don't 80 to pieces In a
few DAYS like the worthless articles with
which the market is flooded.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
Are You In IT,

The resources. industries and attractions OF
seattle and the Paget sound country will b
presented IN thorough and comprehensive
name. IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

e knave OF hearts. he stole those
- Ana no wonder. 4 they were made
va ~. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
n.POST-
ISTELLIGENCER
NEW YEARS EDITION.

This souvenir number will be printed on e
good quality Of book paper, aud the various
topics vii DO EEe.y illustrated wish hali.toae
ergray.nga
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

TIE Chinese could asht better Z they
u<,-s Dr.. Prices Baking Fowler.