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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24
st. Paul Union stock Yards.

SoUTn ST. PAUL, Oct. %, 1896
HOGS-Market active, steady to sc
higher. Range of p,ices, s3.l5@N.5j.
CATTLE-M ! steady; god supply
of fat cattle.
SHEEP-Market steadG on good stuff;
Gamers unstable: several loads sold late
Saturday to local dealers.
Receipts: Hogs. 200; cattle, 400;
calves TO- : ee }, GOJ
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24

ShCrt Breath, Naipitation.
Or. Miles Heart Cure

I decided 10 try it. The first bottle
made q decided Improvement in my
condition. and dive bottles have com
pletely cured me-.
G. w. MCKINSEY. p. M, kokomo, Ind
DR.. Miles Heart Cure is sold on \ positive
guarantee that the first bottle viii benefit
All druggists sell Ii OF 81, + bottles for IS, or
1t will be sent. prepaid, on receipt OF price
by the DIR. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24
MINNESOTA GAME LAW.
some Portions of 1t viii He Tested
the Courts.

some Portions of 1t viii He Tested In
the Courts.
ST. PAUL, Oct. PR. +. Cobb and
+. L. Parshall, two commission men of
this city, have brought an action against
the state game commission to test the
constitutionality of the state game laws
which provide that it shall be unlawful
for any person to consign by common
carrier to any commission merchant or
sale market at any time any elk, moose,
caribou or deer, or any part thereof ex-
cept the skin or head. 1t is claimed
that this is class legislation, and that it
is therefore unconstitutional. Another
question which will be raised will be in
relation to that part of the law which
relates to game shipped from outside OF
the>state.
The questions will arise on a petition
for an injunction to restrain the officers
of the state game commission from seiz-
ing and confiscating game that may be
shipped to the complainants during the
month of November.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24
SLANDERED THE JUSTICE.
An Iowa Preacher Sued for Remarks
From the Pulpit.

An Iowa Preacher Sued for Remarks
From the Pulpit.
Sioux CITY, Oct. 24.--Justice of the
Peace F. F. Kilner of Ida Grove, has
commenced suit against Rev. George
Gleason for $1,000 damages for hbelous
remarks alleged to have been made from
the pulpit concerning him by the clergy
man. The observations in question
were made on the occasion of Mr.
Gleason's farewell sermon to his Ida
Grove flock on his departure to another
field of labor late last September. After
referring regrotfully to the number of
bootleggers and liquor dealers in the
town the minister concluded with the
remark that there was no use in prose-
cutting them, a> there was only one JUS
tice in the township who would find
according to the law and evidence in
such cases, and where the cases We're
brought before him the defendants al.
ways took changes of venue to other
justices, who promptly discharged them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22
4 ss.xie club for r.al Jones.

Tacoma, Jan. 2i.-Spcciai. Tomorrow
evening. ut the Tacoma theater, Globe
Trottsr Paul Jones' will be presented by
the Tacoma Press Club with a big Puget
Sound spruce club. Along the crescent
shaped crook at the end OF the club. are
the words. carved with a dull jack knife.
Tacoma Press" The club is very gro
tesque In appearance. and wau be used a.
. cane or stan By AR. Jones. II combines
Ill the defensive qualities of the shelalah
and the thorned Indian wT bludgeon.
Besides. Il has history. The club hats
from Muckilteo. and the history from sky
ko1niSh. Fred Marvin. che Steamboat
agent. an taking a fancy to the club at
Mackilteo. was told by its Indian owner
that II was charmssI-or words TO that
effect. No auairssped can harm the pes
eessor OF IT.; ari Paul Jones' showed HIM
SELF an intuiiive Wandering Willie when
ha took n shine 10 II the first time he saw
Il In the hands Of Circulating Agent Mat
tfson. of the Tacoma bureau OF the Pest
Iutelligencsf. Paul coveted the stick, and
the Press Club financed the matter SO
gracefully that Mr.. Marvin parted with
tho club without regrettins 1t. The his
tory which, goes With tho club Is 10 the
effect that an Indian had trapped n big
black bear on ths banks OF the Skyko-
naish river. but vsntsse4 Too near hIs
prisoner and WAS cnffed under bruins
fcut. Hts life was safea by securing The
big club and getting the crook around the
bears neck AMI using the stump cT a
sapisng pressed tho ernok against the AMI
naiIs neck un,Ii Il vas choked to death.
President Fraak II. Colo viii make tia,
presensssion on behalf OF the Tacoma
Press Club.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22
MURDER IN PRISON.
a Murder Convict ut Walla
Walla Chops Another.
70 SATISFY An OLD drudge.


waI1a wa1ia. Ian z1.-Specias- be-
tween Is and Il o'eifsek tsfay al the
psssfsentsary cous3ct Fred Hoyt killed
Convict George Reif by striking him
on me head wssh se ax. The men were
af work @xcarasing pits i'm the brick
ward al ssse time. Ref was In one pc
and HORT Ia another afxait forty feet
away. While eiae sFerk was In T,sugress
Hoyf picked up an AK syiTg on an ssss-
bankment ard deliberately walked TO
q, rsSs where Ref was working, and
without warning 1lst Ref. The latter
tried to throw Of the AK WIKI his aria.
sga1fsks was broken. and the AK cut deep
into the shoulder. Hcyf again struck
Rss<<s &ss5ce on the ss1u and side 81 the
head. kissng him. a coTuner = inquest
Maa bed. and the jury frlnd verdict
charging Hoyt with deliberate murder.
Bpyt was sent hers fFgm Pierre eoaf-
~ May II, 1890, for twenty years for
che rrsurier Of man named Crosby.
lie was q very desperate character.
ard made several unsuccessful at
s1npfs to esssape. He served a term In
thu Oregon gsenitentfary. and was one
Of the leaders IN a break at that tn
ptflut9on several years ago. Ref was
xeryinx term of I'VE years fsr grand
tzxceny committed in Tacoma. where
be has q nsvther residing. He WAS
known in Tacoma as Chicken Charley.
'Wssen Hoss was tried for the malrder
Of Crosby Reif was the principal wit
ness. and since that time Hoyt has been
1ay4ng for him and today was the FIRST
opportunity he had chance at him.
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sh,p Hsnao.taa Battered by storm

Vancouver. b. c.. Jan. 2i.-shilean ship
Hsniostaa, Captain weIssa. arrived today.
after a stormy passage OF 81 days from
Valparaiso. The vessel experienced bad
weather al the way, but the climax
was reached the week before Christmas.
when the Hindostan was near San Fran
cisco. This captain was obliged to keep
OF shore. and ran several days under
bare poles, being carried nearly to Japan
before he could put about. The captain
has been sailing between here and VAL
raralso for the past fifteen years, and
says il was the worst storm he ever ex-
perierced on the Pacific.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

TIE sste Nary Stevenson tSsi rot vsSe
r-axes SoIsfss wgtA sser father IN sSxs. rs
.hs TAcosus lsslgex sad tsgs Mssz I.essgsss
ssssNszasSss rEe9 = III
The Tacnass MgessE-9g t'ssSNee cNsssyragsss
rs sussso'sa1 tasS rev ard -ssgusss1st 9ssas
tss4FterS by sA&Ss sssia.s 3 AxFssSssssety r..
Fzss~azsst soSyssztr sst-slsn ~ twenty four
pages
.~ss~ssssTS. 5AehsesA FersiveE ~ tsse Ma
tzsaxa Bank * reEsaesoss. SST,. las sxs-
..ass.z4a a.staSsa<y ssesa sie cazntss refer -
#ssa ..slrrsas-y 80 sisr@Are e sssvt8e-sa ~ s
ssa- ksegsf sssx EssSvez3 ssssszrs - She barb.
ss'Sssa saixyesassSs May ~ 1894.
The T4FrssS. lessn +. Vsssen'z oz-an az
SSskaae. whsca rsss@satsy suspended prof.
sSAsss-s Aax Sesn revived as lax aayyssass
* 9asssafy Cars<sszsse. tase sikvvssesF$sr.
esaSs.ssass Fass ssAd souae experience ~ kAe
s.eusgAsSss essxausss ART seems >ssss s-r>
ussael 70 make esassg 5 fesssar az re
sSst@Ssne nxsxaaessacv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

wihatcozn. ian. - Special. During the
iasr cAssssss.sSif. N their arra t<un1est a
sne Republican administration or ,.s,.tst,f
sffasra. the +. pssl sss taff gfef stress ti,s,.a
the employment % sxs.ers scg7sss, ans =,
make y tsorsNash examination ~ me
hessss - ths sBf{eas roglRsy ssf1re-s Tvsss
was seae in cotensssRca wssh an osxfer ~
shc sswssiai graaf a4ssv easies after ths,
lssnses sfssrtSSe heets:se i,,gislie ana Ssy.
ers rssslaora were afoat cessseessssx at;exef
sisnfFEEes n certain es@saty orie~s lsit
that difn't make any difference W.T.. a.,
eTssssssss ~ fsse f'sTsgssss. Thsy w-sfe
s5ssesSE sn sota & tlsr esssysas szlsssser Il :.
sTsetx. wAese ssessszus,@ 81 sSss,4s4ssys sns.rs
were Aea ant nNta ~ the pesssassS, e.asxss-
dates Were elvS7est Taess ara w4A..1,~saa
farmers aIaf sessn - asvs very pearti.ss,
kaess, ore NJ saetr aSzs ag,sesaa a-ts wwx
Go w:npsey tse - vs. accountants sgzz.a sd
ey sas fsgaser fssaa' ID .ssntiuae ne sx-
saasinssioa ~ eee books - al kas efFesrs
skswa r. the gssa Of 1sagaavss
waass'axn l. e. have Aress.sr ess,u,S,.,1,
of rtllsse. ~ ss aysssvsnssE assi sS9,s sss,x1s
IA zsxsasns.
Ths INslfAsSeu sfsctrs, nxsae contra,
ssgsssvs rNNwssry agst there IN a ,ses,ss.
kss< IA the ceu@ca sver &ts rers.wa, J..
rsssy pssstaly De ars1ssa ess 3 t,gvs,ess. ,ss,,
eE Gsfeee Or sNsaty siEEstS sast expa - =
Is e = osSsssssa sAe tsaos.ssss saasss,r x,sI
vese e. on tee wrsSsssf saai the esty IA.
sxreeses tsse essssisatsaaas gstvss ~ sr.ssrsss.
essasss, tstssng gsse ssg.cses& eSssas,sx.S as,.
s$ssaisfx feeeSsssS.
~ ", KrsseIs. Nhs yassie a r.s.ranys.,s
esssfs 90 festsnsssvT sAsessls al es.ns-r.
Ea1a AANt 9sssss$ssay. wsAs captured in ISL
sak nesr fsrssasas ana areugas 60 zee
eaSsssty sAsi yesterday. lie ssns sss.eses -,
- bail today. and the Ysearssss- 80 a.,
sSs Tire @sas
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ben ma ii u. once q ne secretary q

been nIsd IN the of1sce Of she secretary Of
state.
Tha Encqualmie Falls Electric Power
Company. Of Seattle: capital =. edH 80. IN
zn.ass shares 81 s1sD each: inc0rporatcrs.
Smith nc. Weed, Charles W Wells OF ssew
York city: ID. H. Gilman. Watson G.
Squire. Grsfssrh Davis. OF Seattle: % rszr-
chase asss hold the power o. Saoqaafmse
Falls ard to use and surpiy the water
and pssaer there4rosn for fire. municipal.
manufacturing and electric purposes.
WEashington Mills Agency. II TacoHsa;
capital. $lo.ea. in 100 shares OF 800 each:
Incorporation. o. r. Shaab. c. l. raw-
son. for buysng and operating sawmilis.
winsf1ip Bros Company. OF Seattle:
casatai. si1,a1e. in 100 shares Of 500 each:
ssnorporasors, Joseph wlnship, John VIM
ship James H Wtnshsp, George r Hurd:
general merchandise and commission bus
mess.
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Erisf Tacoma News.

Tacoma, Jan. 2i.--Specfal .--P. A. Brat
ton, Of Montgomery. No.. has instructed
the burial here Of Isaac II. Bralttoa and
his wife. and asks that the children be
cared for and sent to him.
The Silver Queen Mining Company to-
day used the injunction in n novel way.
1t enjoaned the Tacoma Smelling and Re-
fiffing Company from mixing with other
ores or converting to its use $500 worth
OF the mining company's ore.
August Askeisen has been divorced from,
his wife. who has been allowed by this
court to be known as Regina C. Chris
Hanson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22
r,e.-ns.ts.p ga the Flyers ssmesrs.

Tacoma. Jan. .l.--spetal. the trip
from Seattle tonight. the officers were
presented with the following presents By
the patrons OF the Flyer: Captain Jortii-
son, gold compass watch charm: Agent
L. seesey. r.. diamond and ruby cuff but
tons: Agent ". Nancy. water color
painting. Pslrser Taylor. gold ticket punch
charm: Steward Doian, gold iocket; Chief
Engineer sutton. gold monkey wrerch
watch charm.
The presentations were made in recog-
nition Of the fact that the Flyer I'm max
Ing i.2s9 trips ON the Seaztle-Taeoma
route. during 1894. thus travelling over "a.
90 miles, los. only - minutes in time. and
conducted its business without an acca-
dent q any kind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22
A child Killed In Tacoma.

Tacoma. Jan. IL Special. Josie Tewes.
aged ;, WIS killed today while trying to
dash across jefferson avenue In front OF
an electric car. Her head was crushed
and her eyes and part OF her braans
squeezed our of her head. Her pIaymaie
narrowly escapcd. Mrs. Tewes. from the
door OF her HttIe shack. where her hus-
band has fruit stand. Witnessed the ac-
cident.
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Vancouver Jan. 21.-The details OF q
sad case Of death by starvation have just
been received. An old Indian ramed
Tom. believed TO be over 50 years old.
were taken sick, and Their provisions be-
coming exhausted the wife was starved
To death. When discovered by ether
Inilans the wife had been dead five days
and Tom himself was lying at deaths
door.
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The snohom,.n County seat.

Snohoanash. Jan. 2i.-Special. Al
though this is the date Of the order
made by county commissioners for the
removal of the records to Everett on
account Of the Temporary injunxtioa is
sued by Judge Ballinger last Friday,
no move is being made 10 make the
change. All talk Of violence by any
PARTIES 10 gain the removal is idle
wind.
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IN sEARcn OF rLANrA.
NAnatmo Sends steamers After the
Fleeing Mar tstrnte

Nanainio. II. c.. jan. si.-After giving
esc fleeing Magistrate for,y~etgat hours
start for the American SHE. the as.shori-
ssps ssssoke TO ste necessity OF esfertIng his
sspsnre Aecortsagly steamers were sent
oas from herr with police officers on hoard
IN srepes e oversakiag IN. fugitive.
Afssssss-sg s,ssanaes left Victoria With a view
a. healing astfs OF, onicaaa auditor.
Jossss=a Pearson has been sens for 20 make
q Thorough invessisa ton OF cay ctcta,
Coughs heoks
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Taxing Ca, Mort. or,.se Concentrates

srlohonish. jan. ai.--Spsssal. Word
reaches Snoftagassh today that the ma
clfEnsay OF the concentration at Monte
Cgisto Is being taken out and wiz be
removed to other parts. The closing
down OF the iIsines the first Of january
fsresAeSicf Trouble FOR this district. and
the fears then expressed are being r.
aiixed.
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na,la,nx. s,,a. Into csou,,,. n,,,,,

Marshtieki, Or. Jan. al.--1A landslide
occurred at Prosper last evening. carry
ing Adam Hershbaker's general meEchsn-
disc store and peterscns saloon build
Ing into the caauiiie river. The slide
was apnrehended a week since. and the
goods had been removed from the store.
II Is fearet that another slide may occur.
which will damage adjoining buildings.
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= rennl,., ome,.l.. ..ana n.ane.a

whateosn. Jan Il Specially
the rairiiavcn city council reduced the
bond or the caty treasafer-eleet from ses-
0a 20 sises. r. ~. fsurn. who was elect
Ell treasurer ON the popaifst ticket, hay~
sng faiioss u secure the anao9ss first fixed.
HE ssys he can comply With the new con-
aRions and give n goo3 hoass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

Ths Rsdy Of Missing Fred Nader Fourd
WhePe tic Fell.

Tacoma. Jan. al--A special to the Ledger
frosu OfeQua says. Fred Nader. a young
man OF vigorous T.nysiaue, left his ulcles
house. eight miles AWAY. on January 2.
IN the afternoon. for home. The second
day ont his dog returned to his uncleis
but no alarm was felt until January Is.
wtsen. travel being resumed after the big
snpws;oisn. the uneIe learned he had not
reached lsorne. Searching parties found
4hs body three mfies from home. Con-
FUSED and befaimbed by tina storm. Nader
had csszAsea his trad several times. finagy
falling and perishing.
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aaving used Chaasaerlaim's Consh ReTnr
s.ly Ia ms fanaiiy and fsssr,d Il to be tirss-
sasss article, take pleasure in rvSomnsensa-
ing q - NY ftisudk ]. Y. koerEs. West
pa<t Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
Found, Fer Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted win be inserted 1t the rate OF
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways In advance. No advertisements re-
eeiyed for less than = cents
NOT1CE-The business ONCE OF the
Observation-Disclosures 10 open until II p. M;
Sunday hours, a. m to 3 p. m CLASH
ned advertisements win be received up 10
this time.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be received at
TACOMA b. REAu--li15 facli1c avenue.
Thomas SamTnons Manager.
PRE- TOWNSEND-French& Springer.
EELLINEHAM BAY BUREAu-New
Whatcun. corner Holly and Canoe streets.
o. II. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this once:
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port Townsend. Je. Speriai.-Ths
contract for the Port Townsend custom
hoase approaches vas awarded 10 Schaux
& Terror. &C Per, Townsend. sho lowest
h.AAeFs.
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
nents changed fer the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by O'Clock Saturday to in
sure change.
observation-disclosures CO.
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No other baking powder equals Dr.
Prices. because 4. alene Is absolutely
pure.
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UxmrAs> JAA = soessaa. -arss.s,es s.sr
- falls~tns desx~.sae ssrrseaassss have
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ron EEsr-HaLns.

FOR REST-Eet Meas hall. corner
Fran: an1 AaFzoE. Sc per nsOnth. va
and sc<isIs at low rent Harms = Dick
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neli.nrhsm NV Nsm.

In All the worit nr, Prices is the on,s
baking powder absolutely p.lre.
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NANTED-Those desiring male help can
get 1t at the city mission free of cost
60i Commercial street. Telephone 1917.
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WANTED-yAgents for the Mutual Re-
serve Fund Life Association: first rate
address james de German, manager for
Washington. 20 Burke building, Seattle
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WANTED-c hiarrysnens s2.25; wood and
bolt cutters. edger in saw MIL. man and
wife on ranch. clearing. Red Cross Em-
ployment Company, 2o3 South Second
street.
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:. HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED--A responsible firm neesls
capable woman for a good position. a
tine opportunity for the right person.
Address O. GO, Past-Intelligencer.
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AGENTS WANTED TO sell the celebrated
California corset; send for cuts. prices
and terms. California Corset Co..
Brooklyn. II. Y.
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WANTET-Sirl for housework: enc who
can go horne nights. 5i2 Dyer avenue.
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Help wANrED-MALE.

WANTED-Bookkeep who can eoan en-
ployer 81 eco: 500 per month and no risks
10 tue rfgh- party; references required.
Office.
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MULTIPLICATION.

WANTED~-A good girl for general house,
work. Apply at once, 422 Broadway.
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FOR RENT-weea House: thirty rooms
with one or more stores if required.
rent reasonable. Apply u Roxweil
block.
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NOTICE. To STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina: the
annual meeting Of the sscch.solslsrs OF
the Seattle American District re.egra nm
Company VIII be held at the cfflce ~
the company On the 2Skh cay of 1anfi-
airy. a. ID. 1898. for the election OF Of
Tiers for the ensuing year and SUCH
other business as may properly como
before the meeting.
II a. NOBLE President
STEWART +. SMITH. Secretary.
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KMrLoYMssr wAsrED-MALE.

WANTED Place to do housewcrk by
young japanese boy. Address japanese
Bath House, Third and Washington
streets.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED FNirslt-cbass dressnaaker a.
partner 81 room s.. Hotel vendome.
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srEcIAL NOTICES.

SfEl1AL
---
SNOQUAI4MIE FALLS, state OF WASH
ington lO3 feet higher than Niagara.
The Snodnalmie Falls Power Company.
controlling these fails. Is now arrang-
ing for the electrical transmission OF
power from these falls TO Seattle. Tia
coma, Everett and adjacent territory
by the method used at Niagara. Send
for prospectus. r.. NJ Smythe No. 452
Produce Exchange. New York. n. Y
PIANOS TO RENT-winter & Harper.
Burke building.
SPECIAL NoTIcE--Tor prices. terms
and other particulars concerning North
ern Pacific railroad lands in Western
Washington apply to Aim e Sietten-
ggren. Halter building, Seattle. Wash.
r. CHRISTIANER--New and permanent
piano and organ warerooms at the Rial
to, Second and Madison.
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sfenographer desires situation. Al city
references. Address Pen, care Post-In-
telligence-
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WANTED--Seconi-ha household goods
of all kinds: fair dealing; no trade talk.
our first offer Is our best offer Fredar-
lex. Nielsen & Munroe. 1913 Second street
corner University.
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notice To coNTRAcrons.


Z. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. IS Third
street Portland Or. Jan IL. 1885,
Scaled proposals in fripioate viii be
received here until Y O'Clock noon.
standard time. Feb H. 1ss5. for CON-
stTliefsrg nd repairing pile. brush and
styas dikes in Tffsamock bay, Or All
information furnished on application.
Thomas W. SsnDons, Capt. Engrs.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The airec-
tors OF the NashInaton State Peniten-
tfary desire 10 PURCHASE about s 600 yards
OF WOODEN ana cotton CLOTH For SAM
pies and further information address
james McIarce. Secretary. Waila walla.
Wash
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WANTED sss tlons by two experienced
girls, as nurse ard cook. Cali st 81
Grant street.
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