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The saratoga Regatta.

sARArosA, Aug 1.-THE National Asso-
citation of Amateur Oarsmen elected the
following officers: President, Henry Whit
ing Garfield, Albany; vice president,
Charles Catlin. Chicago; treasurer, Henry
T. Hiuchmsn, Philadelphia; secretary,
Fred Fortmyer. New York.
The entries for the senior four-oared
shells included the ArgoDaut Rowing
Club, Toledo: Detroit Boat Club Detroit;
New York Athletic CLUB, New York city !:
Minnesota Boat Club. -. Paul; Delaware
Boat Club. Chicago The Argonaats
caught the water rrSt, followed instantly
BIZ the New Iorks. At the quarter the
Argonauts were fret, New Yorks second.
Desroits third, Minnesotas fourth. At
the mile and 3 quarter the Argonsuts held
The lead, Miune-otas second. Athletics
third. Desroits fourth. As they got into
the last quarter the Minnesotas made q
terrific spurt but the Argonauis increased
their stroke tremendously. and as the
Minnesotas failed 20 respond the former
crossed three lengths ahead, Athletics
third. Detroifs fourth and Deiaware last
Time, as.
The last event Of the day was the eight
Dared race for seniors. IN which but two
crews appeared, the Tritons. Of Newark.
and the Laureases, Of Troy. The Tritons
won easily. and crossed the line in perfect
shape, making the race in the splendid
time OF 80. breaking their former Pull
man record Of 7:4L
Another record-sEn asbing which occurred
during the day was by the senior fouFs.
won By the Argonants in s:4s. The best
previous record for four-oarsd shells with
a turn over the same distance was min
utes. Summaries;
senior singles, hnals-Fred koening. OF
81. LOUIS. w0n; Fred Hawkins. OF Troy.
second. r II. Russeli, Of Toronto. third.
Time, 94714. Senior doubles, Nesper
Boat Club OF Philadelphia won. Beyer-
wick, Of Albany, second. Time. se55s
Junior singles, Joseph Mcclure. OF Cam
bridgeport. Mass, won, IL Murray, OF
Toronto. sscoRd- Time, i0:03A. Junior
four-osred shells, Excelsior Boat Club Of
Patterson, y. J., won Nautilus boat Club
of Brooklyn broke az oar in turning the
stake. Time. e:32 Senior four-oared
shells. Argonaut Boat Club won, Mime
sotas. Of g. Paul. second: New York Ath-
ietic Club third. Time, s:4s. Senior
Fights. Tritons. Of Newark. son; Laure-
ates, OF Troy. second. Time. s.D1s.
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S. NJ Bruce, Of New whatcom. Is guest
at the Butler.
4. L Homer, Portland bridge man. Is
az the Butler.
c. r. White. sawmill man Of Cosmopo-
lis, is ia the city.
L A. Whitney, banker Of Sheridan,
Wye, j. at the Butler.
Joseph Miller. storekeepsr al Hunters
bav. : al tue Occidental
c. f. Jones. a merchsnt Of wrapges
Alaska, : at the Occidental.
". c. Meehan, business man Of Su-
perior WIS. - 81 thu Dilier.
g. w. Garside, Of juneau City, Alaska,
is registered az the Northern
". =. Moore and George 3 Moore, of
BLACK Diamond. are ~ the Diiier-
=. G. Bogue. Of Chicago. civil engineer
well known on the Ccast, IS . guest At the
Butler.
A. ii. Camel. sn Eversss attorney, : At
the Butler, having just returned from
Alaska,
William Boyle. of LIS Mars, Ia. and Ed
ward j. Sugaen, of Pittsburg. Pa. are at
the Butler
Mrs. J. X. Boutwell,, Of Clay City. Ill.
is visiting her con, Mr.. james Bothwea.
in this city.
President Bryan. OF the Pullman agri-
cultural college. is IN the city visiting Mr..
James Boutwell,.
N. Ro.snstein, of Portland, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
home from Alaska.
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BASEBALL RECORD.


eaicsee. Aug iL-Soore: Chicago. y;
ie e. Cleveland. IL; D. IL; e, J.
hAllerits-Straigon and Schriyer. Cuppy
aad k.mmer.
1ssctsA8rI. Aug M-Holidsy's home
- n TIE nluth. with tao men cut scored
~.s tSo ruus needed 20 viz the game.
score; Ciaciunzt. =: b b. 10. e, 2 ST.
Asss s. "a, 81; e, . Batteries Murphy
- fis1er; lslnekaIn, hreltenstsla and
flTnsUEs. Aug 1.-The home team
- sS2ay' game by punching It's hits n
seoss: Pittsburs. s; n. eel Louis
s :, 3. ~ e. J. Batteries
A&eS Msuelce and Grim.
hsAflkosE, Aug. fl-BallimoTe II see
asfs % TIE Giants ard gave. them the
- as&eat ot sac season. score. Baitl-
=, b. = e.. @ New YORK. j; b
batteries Robinson, Mona
A3a Asper zrretl snd MestsrrelL
- AtfN, AuE. 1.-The game Was =
csc From start % fnlsh. Each team
sAsncs - claim il Al least four
- Is Chances home Yun ia tie iasf
~ aeeldc1 a. score Erooksyn.i IA: b b.
bostoa. 19 q, IS. e. s. Bat
sesei,. A'4''+'
~. ,lAbtifulA. Aug 9f-~Tbe Phililes
lssAN ~ g4mes from the Senators today.
- AFsi tAe home team took the leAs3
~, sSs never headed la the second
Proved So essY mark for the bone
~ snd t1sy hlt him all over the
sSssss: kiTat gza3s-PhIsdsiphi&,
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Ia. s..t.,, E,cv,1. &c.

TACOMA. Aug. l-Ispecial The fol-
lowing wheeimen viii leave here toEnor-
row a. q n. 10 make the run 20 Seattle
. witness the bicycle tournament there:
c. Z. Wieler. J. " Bel. VIII Mcclellan,
G Er2And, Tom Graham. B. LexEs, Bobbie
Smith, ]. Ambrose. Frank Hederly,
Deannie Woriey. They will be met st
Kent 81 several Of the cycling employees
Of The Postal Telegraph Company. Of seat
Tie. who will escort them 70 the race trzrk.
Mr. Bel. OF The Tacoma party, is manzger
Of the Postal Telegraph Office in this city.
Mr.. Mcclellan and Mr.. WieLsr are among
his chief assistants. The Tsrona party
wiz retaxn By boat in the evening.
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This handsome ana wsil-spp0Iots5 hotel, Just
nufshed lie PAST yesF. and elegantly furnished
throughout vita al tie eoznf5rts a2c couyent-
enees Of q modern private residences. and esar
fr.lly located OF the North SSatsis cable Lie. -
lie corner Of hep U5llcsa and F1plar sirSsfs, 10
nov nn6sr the supervision q MIS- Hszmaad,
who las "a the few E1osths Of her occupancy
proveu herself nlOss eSpabls aae popular man
aver Thls now eon plets1 ard established L.
ssltutioa wAx projected 70 nest tie needs Of
women and girls coming 10 the city on business
az pleasure and Eor the business wons2 OF oGS
csty. many q whom hy kosesty and ses4itF
have been eDabJe1 % push THAR way Alo1g EosS
ID the nne. * Industry Ia which success IN
,rslxs. tact r4zEa movement kn5 fa.thizl1sss e
detail: aza. tco, ~ . society q homecoming,
principally, and hofae-lertEg yemen. who ree-
oxnlse IA the rapid s5vaneErsnf o. ali classes
ena their ever changing rsAafioas tat tie
businass gil q tais ys4F-~ssaehsrs. sss7os-
Faphers, 9r~ssmsksrs. operators, e4@Fn ef
.pvof tbs numerous hrxnchss open - the1r
def nnee-s o. aasch psrosption--is Liable eeiore
ia close 70 10 easiea tnso parfasfsAip 81 aome-
making. aEd that tie sslf-cgz9mAE1 g&tas1 ~
e.snt.s,t ugfh business methods saa sTst7sa4tLe
setnig = 10 mean part cs tG& necessary TRAINING
far ne COMPLICATED ebli sNfLons 81 awsls-os-
ssrss bona Ths NssoclSgi1a bas sTSnt n aeh
time Hn1 usorsy IL ia eTeeKtoa and equipment
sith ~ yet nget patronage AAsy are nffA
howeyer a ths 5sl.sf tAsk Nhso better DnSeF-
sseoa II wlu snjoy Eore teaz tic sHfc4 p~se2
fsxarEtIe support Al yaa1g ladies' witno2s
- sareu.sI root az cordially Invited 10 20 eat
and EooA tie Ecass oven You all be AlaalF
reserved. asd wil nad large hHLAss p@sAA1ss
a{usug rasau1s vita go01 tsb4s. ne4S AID szFF
ehatat4rs. sewing FooEa WIsh machine s1s
lsrx. varlers bSsuufully fcrnissss. faelusizg
nsw plA2& CharSs. frez s. - . ger week
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THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
seattle Nen Do Well and Taeema
Women VIA LaareIA


Tie tennis tournament 81 Victoria.
which has been IN progress for the past
i've days and Is stiil going on, has fur
nisnSd some excellent matches. AID the
representatives OF this city and Tscona
have done n0hly. George Atkinson, r..
and L PslGy. Ct this city. helG their 0wn
against the best players IN the tournA-
Dens. and n the gentlenen's singles (open
contestl l. PeIly woa the right 30 kstiIe
with J. +. Fou-kes. q Victoria, by defeat
INK George Atkins0a Friday. The score
Vas: 90. SO. 81
Miss kershsw. OF the Tacona Ladies
Tennis Club, was successfnE IN all the pre-
nrn1nary matches and played Miss An6er-
son, Of tie Far and Near Cub, Hastings,
y l., for the championship
by the return 70 Tacoma Of 2. J. Fran
sol, who IVES plsying IN the doubles with
r :. Ball. good chance vas lost Of bring
ing the cham pionship across the lire, bat
there are stu prospects Of dning 50.
L A jacob and J. r. Foalkes are %
represent Victoria az the fourth annual
tennis tournament for the championship
Of the North west IN doubles and singles as
Tacoma August Is.
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Grasp ISLAND, Neb.. Aug. 1.-The relay
riders arrived at IS :. m, % hours Ii
minutes ahead Of the schedule time.
The message reached North Platte At els
this evening, SO hours q minutes ahead q
schedule time. Though the relays are less
frequent as the western part Of Nebraska
/. reached and the sand makes the roads
heavy. the tine gained Is being siesdily
increased
CHrrESSK wyo-. A1g. 1.-THE relay
riders reached ogailals - II 30 p N, and
expect TO reach JulssSurg At J. n. The
riders we're greatly delayed IN Nebraska
By heavy roads. the result Of rain and
heavy Winds The message Is expected 70
reach Denver tomorrow afternoon
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The residents Of Brooklyn are moving
for the grading OF direct road through
that suburb 70 the new university build
ing. and yesterday. with this end in view,
filed with the board OF pubic works $
petition for the grading Of Beacon street
through the center OF the addition. from
the east TO the west line, 50 that 8 shori
continuation would lead ri ght 10 the Uni
yersity. 4 petition was also fled for the
grading OF street from LakeEiew street
20 Deer stree. and Ohio avenue.
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MOURNING FOR JERUSALEM.
Orthodox jews spend the Day Fasting
New Year Observance.

New Year Observance.
About thirty jewish residents were
present az services Il the HinckIey blecx
last evening IN CONNIE nors;ioa OF the de-
st-1ctioa OF Jerusalem. better known 20
the Jews as Tesho Bsab, or the ninth oay
OF 40. Services began 81 6 O'Clock and
from that ;iTne tlll 6 o'clock tonight moth
ing in The way Of food viii pass their lips.
The time Is principally taken up in
praying.
Al the conclusion of the afternoon ser
vices sn present will attend the covenant
ceremony Of the circumcision Of the new
born son Of Joseph Goldberg, on Com
nercial street The ceremony viii be per
formed BY Rabbi Genss. Preparations are
being made for the observance Of the new
year. On October and ? and Turner's hall
has been engaged for the occasion.
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Olympia New.

OLYMPIA. Aug. lL-FSpecisL Gov. Nc
Graw has appointed Z. II. Libby. of North
Yakima. and ]. P. Graves. Of Spokane. del
egstes 10 the national irrigation congress.
which will meet in Denver September 3
The Thurston county commissioners re-
solved today 20 dispense with ali Surplus
clerical help IN the courthouse, and will
allow each officer but one deputy ~ @
salary of $50 per month
The Republican county central commit
tee met today and hxed August % ss the
date for the primaries The county con-
vention meets Septe1nbe l.
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LoxDox. Aug. 1l--Bsr silver. Is 1854.
Coasols 1914 Bullion into Bank OF Eng
land, Is, 90 Bank OF England discount
rate. per cent
LEvEKPooL. Aug. ll.-CloSing: Wheat
Firm: holders offer spArinsly; No. :, red,
winter. A. 4Jsd; spring, Is 81.
Corn-Holders offer spaEingly: new
mixed spot. arm at IS I'D: futures, dull
holders offer sparingly; August, SIS; Sep
TENDER. A. lid; October, As i0d.
FIour-Holders offer moderately; St.
Louis, fancy winter, IS 81.
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A jolly patty Of Is residents of Newcas-
tie spent yesterday in the city, making
Madrona park their headquarters while
here. The participants left Newcastle 81
an early hour in the morning. were driven
By stage 10 Newcastle landing. and there
boarded the steamer Winifred, under COM
mand of Capt. J. L Anderson. a barge
was attached 20 the boat and music for
dancers was furnished by the Newcastle
brass band. The party returned home
late last evening
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Famed runs-NonpAreil 3: Tacoma, 3
1Fo-base hIts-B. Nelson. Jones. Sullivan.
Briggs Three-bAse hits-ff&umitz t2L
ksolsn hssex-N. Nelson. Murdoch tsl
BIZ y. Esed e., Leckio. Johnson. Jones.
Sullivan lz) Briggs (2l Double plays
Reed 10 Gaumiiz Cd. Bell % Gaumitz.
fineus 70 Esgan. Bases on balls--0f Reed
], q flneus B. Hat By ball--By Reed ].
b flnens l. struck 0uf-by Reed 3 nv
f.aens . Passed bsils--Reed !. Honey I.
had balls-Pincus 2 Time Of game--0ne
boar aud forsy-fQur minutes. Umpire
Nf. Cauuteli
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UrIcs, Y Y. Aug 1L-At the matinee
race. OF the Utica Bicycle CAB this even
Ing J. f Ienney broke the class a half
mile record ,nHde By him In composition
Today be made II in one minute and two
seconds.
In half mile tandem. dying start,
unpacsd. Je1ney and Emil George rode
unds. the wise IN lfEy-eight seconds. thus
establishing 3 new Nor!a.s reeorA
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20 2, Is & Washington. :; B d, g,
Batteries-BackIey a1d Txylor. Nc
Cure and saggiran. Second game pals
oe.patz, 16. , :. Ze& WzsA5n gton. 4.
.. > e, = Bs1series-B1ckiey and
HeFa2zg. Mcs5aIre z-G NaaL
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GOULD AND HIS BOAT.
English Sportsmen Don't Think
Mach Of Either.
BICYCLE MESSAGE IN COLORADO
A Tandem Bicycle Race Broken-Rew-
Ing Sontsss& ut saraso<.-SavaAae
Wins the Yseht Cruise

SoEEss AzE. L-The American yachts
Zen are being abused owing 10 Mr..
voaao refusal 70 sal tire Nigfla1t against
t1e brlta1ni48n the match proposed BY
Lord Nosve-tuu, hfseen miles 10 wind
ward 2n0 return, for fl90 cup. II Is
cAalmed that the nsseh vas proposed in
order 70 give the Yigslant . race on the
me Of TIE receRs contest for the Americas
cup. IL Il held thai the valkyrie lost two
OF Ter races n New York in 1ssS mainly
because each Of the events was started 10
leeKsTd, and that on both occasions
Hunk OF wind occurred nesr the turn
poiaf and converted the proposed beat
bone 10 vin6ward into . sail Of the
wind, 4 member Of the Royal Yacht
Squadron said that the match pro-
posed by Judge Wolyerton wAs Just what
the Nigilant people had been taking for.
A member added: wait until you see
the SlgilAnt in open waters" That has
been the CRY Of her hackers, 50 Lord VOL
vsrton proposed q coarse affsen mile. out
from the Needles. but IN o-aer TO avoid .
repetition 09 the New York aakes be slip
ulsted faat the race shoa.d be started TO
windEarz.
LoSDss. Aug 1.-THE Fseld today in its
now defeated the vsgiians under every
condition Of weather and sea except 4
hard reefed sail in heavy sea The con-
tests are becoming monotonous 70 both.
An incident of the result is thai G0ald has
declined 10 sail the afteen miles 70 wind
ward match on the ground the yigilsnt
won last Saturday the event she came
over here for and that she does not desire
e.. 4 1
Certain mem bers Of the Royal Yacht
Squadron have been discussing Lord
Wosyerton's proposition with Mr. Gould.
and il Is thought propzble that the match
viii be sailed IS at frst proposed. fifteen
miles 10 windward and return, the event
TO come OF Wednesday.
The savahee wfas the Yacht Cruise.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE
New York yacht squadron arrived here
late yesterday afternoon The start was
made shortly after 10 a. m. the yachts
going in the following order: sloops-
Eiderim. Queen Nab. Navahoe, Wasp.
Volunteer. yes.ica, Katherine, Gossoon.
Schooners-M ilina. Constellation, Neara
Emerald, Qaickstep. Elsie, Marie, Sham
rock and MayHower The wind at first
was southwest, with indications of q
spanking breeze, but two minutes later u
died out except . light breeze from
the south which finally freshened and
made windvard work necessary for two
hours. until the Vineyard sound lightship
Was reached. The Elsie passed first,
closely followed By the Wasp. and MAYA
hoe ten minutes later. Most Of the racers
went inside Of the middle mark, the Elsie
being weIl in advance. the Navahoe show
ing speed, however, and readily marking
Of the knots. She passed the Elsie about
half way up the Sound, and was the first
yacht IN port. She Was closely followed
By the Wasp and then the schooners Elsie
and Constellation.
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What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium msp offered BY
the Observation-Disclosures to
IT'S subscribers. old and new. Is
now to be found In thousands
Of homes in the Pacific North
west. That no premium ever
offered has given such univer-
sal satisfaction is evidenced
by the following testimonials.
which are a few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exact
copies OF the originals on file in
this Office. the signatures only
being omitted. as the POST.
INTELIIGESeER does not fee
st liberty TO publish the full
names Of those who have SO
kindly expressed their sppre
citation of the map.
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praeticing daily Tor the baseball game
which they will play at the Madison street
park or Wednesday for the benefit Of the
Bureau Of Associated Charities. The game
viii be called al 5 80 oscihck, and hot
contest Is promised.
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4 rrI1sashier pyiaE Fres. IEa. wezna..

OMAHA. AEg IL-E.escl1er Robbins. whS
v2s cetexteG n = p-iEsssA: BY Jimmy
LiHssy ~ Pzsssacgth Thursday night, Is
DYING Of injuries revived x Is reported
tn2f warrants have been ixsae5 for Lsnss~,
sandy GviswoaG. the sporting editor Of she
Bss. who refereed the battle. aaa hun
Gred Spectators
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Loxnos, AHg. IL-ArthuF A. thinner
nsr, the champion cyclisi, broke The En-
rlfsh qgartes-nIle record. 81 . seconds,
today. doing the distance IN % - seconds
In The ave-mile intern siio1al race Id
wards wAs frat in I2.I9. Wheeler second,
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OLYMPIA. Aug. u-lSpeeiaL IS. Chase.
aged about 65. native Of Maine. died last
night after taking poison with suicidal In
tent The deceased was an old soldier.
bar did not affiliate with the Grand Army
at the time of his death.
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Loavett shIr2- Ca the asst lsp Zimu1e--
nan and F~rnsyn eolli5ed. and the latter
Was se-'o1sly hart. Zimmerman was net
mach Injured
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A picked nine made Up Of the following
ssl-known players viii 60 20 Snohomish
ieaay 70 play ball: Atkinson. c; Roy
balsrd. p Campbell. II; Small, 2bs Mel
s'n, Sd. Morris. I {. Russell, {; Star
bAllart. II
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PALousEG4S0, WASH, Nay al. ls92
Post insaii!1aBcer, seattle, Wash
0esas. / received me map u the world
SEN % yon fn good order and am eeil
please with IL, IL ~ bota useful aud oF.
namsnsAl and should fad place 10 every
household. P1e&sa accept aoy tasa kss
N0gss respectfully. IL =
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H2NNoxD. Ind. Aug. u.--cvc3ist Dan
Weed passed throazh here AZ > 10 2. III on
h.s say to South Bend He lefs Chicago
81 / O'Clock 20 lo~er the ChscAgo-Nex
York record Of 70 days, hours and g
minutes
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soERa wxLLISsTos. L c. June ., 1884
Ealt5r Posi- Int 81 gsscof. See ale y ash
Dear saT. 1 have rscsfv~aa yonF pre-
MUM may n good order and anI hgghy
pleased ~fTh q. ! coneleer that have SOS
yUQr vaiuaAle paper Efss. - value ths
Gnap more IN 81 ths prise "a saescfipsiazA
SeoTs very respectfully. IA ,.
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PnsaA4TfN. wash, April .. 1894
kSst-IntsiltgeneeF Co, seattle. Wesh -
6enuemens Your map arrived on the nrst
Of April. and alter sixty miles travel ~
stage from EliepsBHrg 70 this piAcs. came
Ia szceslsHt condition. / ain wsA pleased
with the map ~ well astonishea ~ me
pr1c~ for walch yeu eve the xnap % your
subscribers Nest respectfully, ", n.
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EsEsEKrs wash. March 81, 1894
Post fntel.iEsrKer FtlbaskiaE On, sSat
tie. WASH. ga1tas would say thAt EAn
Delighted wffhf map a. cane in good
oTdef, ann "a AeAssx. n IL
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PcseIntsilewseer Co. seattle. VISA
3saI. I rscsiSee san1s sians since ygaf
sEesslsst rap 81 fas CBifsd states Snd tns
psrd rnsD ca tks reverse side. koG aaa
plsa@sd vita "a r. f0rmAs RancsoLns and
valsaBss sadition 70 Eay ofnrs, aad e&nn9t
faig to bs saflsHaetcry q any one Hhe 10
vets ths smAu sbm Asks1 fer tbs map
Years raly, N Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12

FxrrKRAnE, wash Fsh fe. ise1
seattle Post 0fntelilge nceF. seattle.
Wash Have received the WhiEm&a Am
exceptionally we'll pleased With IL II 10
sxceileak Acoeps thAhka Noara truiy,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12

Far, Idaho, Fsh ~, 1894
TIE Seattle Eost-IntsiltgeneaE Co, sest-
la Nash.~|SiTas I received the double
val Esp q short iifaeC ago, aIa IN good
eon6ltIon. Am more thai pleased sita IL
IL " x0Tth dsasss The price Yours tfbly,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12

TIT FHENtAIsN " ~
Pest In tssIfKencsr, seattle, WAah.-sltsi
4 resolved enk % ysur pFsnaiam maps ths
othss day, AID st . > hEs map ia sveey r.
spsss asa deserves praise. Isars Juiy,
40 y u Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12

An unsuccessful attempt vas made sat
urfav 10 wreck . fast train ca the Bait
more a Ohio railroad near Gellevllie. q.
An obstruction hs1 been placed on tue
end OF bridge, euS wAs discovered aH6
removed by farmer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12

cLEvKLAxp WISH. Feb q lse2
~dltor Post intsllig oucsr, seattle, Wash.
Dear Hlr. I received year premium Enhp
which gives as great satisfaction. Ny ~ife
q ink, IL Il worth mere ihAn the paper aud
map both cosL rhe Is much delighted
win IL Yours very respectfully. AR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12

ORIAnfo. Canada April I. 1874
Post tntsD4sanGer. Seattle. Wash. -
9sntsmans Thr prsmttruSa raap received
IN good order. an5l1N sives psrfs1t satlsiaes
ton an yours truly. "a h
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12

MAfIor " ssh.S March so, iSe1
Peat Iute1ngeneeE 20 Q seattle " ASA
gents: l have resolved the map and ara
well pleased with II Think IL sell worth
80, witch II would cost 20 40 10 . store aud
buy n Loag may kha Post inteiiigancer
1--we and prospect ! remain yours very
respectfully. CC(O y IL