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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-29
,CHURCH Is GETTING full
\ Wonderful Revival of Religion Among
the sinners of Ingalls,

Guthrie Q. T. Feb. sS.-There is not
low saloon in the notorious modern
bitter creek town OF ingalls,. Two
months ago there were ten. Religion has
done the work. Il : not only in the
town. but the whole eastern part Of
Payne county. which has been the rem
devious for outlaws. Viz: the Millers
the Dunn. DoOlin. Dalton. Cooks and
many others, have been converted 10
the Christian religion. Al one country
church Us have joined and these are
men and women who never attended
church. Young boys ard little girls
from u tolls who have never attended
church or sunday school and who knew
nothing but 70 hunt and fish on sunday
and - swear and scheme how Il rob J
neighbor. have joined The church Four
hfthS of The saloon men in ingalls, have
united with The church and the others
ara compelled u close up business
There = nothing like X in the history
Of camp-meetings or church EeyiVaiS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-29
TALKSON WARFARE
INCREASE OF ITS TBRR0RS MAY
INSURE PEACE

An Address by General Howard for the
Benefit of the University of Virginia
Fund-Esta bIishment of an Interna-
tfonaI Tribunal for Causes Of War AdvO-
Gated by the Distinguished Neteran-A
Sketch of His Services in the Conflict OF
IS6I-65-He Makes a Strong Plea at
the Metropolis of Maryland.
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CONNFCTTONS

No. 1.-Connects at Burton, Kan.
with A. T. & s. F for points in Kansas.
Has reclining chair cars (seats free,
aud Pullman drawing room sIeepers TO
Burton, Kan.
No. 2-Connects at Monet for points
in Arkansas, Indian territory and
Texas. Connects at Grand Union
Station, ST. Louis, with all lines for
the east, north and southeast Has
reclining chair cars (seats free) and
Pullman drawing room sleepers to st.
Louis.
No. 5-COnnects at Burton with y.
T. &. S. F. for all points west and north
west. Has reclining chair cars (seats
free Pullman Buffet drawing room
sleepers TO Burton. Through Pullman
sleepers Burton 10 Los Angeles, San
Diego and San Francisco. On Sundays
has Pullman Tourist sleepers through
to Los Angeles without change.
No. 6-COnnects at Monet for points
in Arkansas and Texas. Connects at
St. Louis Grand Union Station with all
lines for the east, north and southeast.
Has reclining chair cars Seats free
and Pullman Buffet drawing room
sleepers TO St. Louis.
Thought tickets on sale to all points.
For further information call upon or
address TAGG & CARNEY,
City Ticket Agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-29
PAT NAGLE Is IN
And Vow He Can Laugh at Pop PETER and
His Nhiskers

Guthrie. q. T.. Feb. 2S.-Pat Maggie
was sworn in as United States marshal
OF oklahoma today. Mr.. Nagle held
quite levee at the Royal last even
ing on his arrival and shook several
hundred palms. Pat does not seem
unduly fustered over his good luck
but maintains his old time suavity and
kindliness When asked regarding
his future purposes ne said that he
had no definite plans. as yet. but would
have his course mapped out as soon
as he got the run of things. 1t is
Marshal Nagles intention. however. TO
chop down the deputy force 10 about
thirty good men. with one managing
deputy in every federal district who
| will have charge Of four deputies.
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HAVE FINISHED THE SURVEY
And Nothing Remains now but to Build tn
NJ o. and w. Hallway.

NJ, o. and w. Railway.
Guthrie. O. T, Feb. 2S.-Word comes
from Cleveland, O. T, that the sur
veyors have returned to Cleveland af-
ter completing the survey from the
mouth of the Cimarron river to Table
uuah r. W. Hill, chief engineer,
and William McKain, level man, are
now at work on the maps and profile.
which will be completed in about three
weeks. and the directors are expected
to go to grading soon after they are
completed. The survey did not stop
at Muskogee, but was run through to
Tahlequah. crossing the Valley road
a t Fort Gibson, thus giving direct
connection with the north, east and
south. This gigantic enterprise Is
rushing forward rapidly and we are
told by the Tahlequah papers that
work on the east end will commence
Immediately. Already contractors are
on the ground ready to bid for the
grading without any fear that the en-
terprise is not backed by capital 10 sus-
tain it
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soINe NoerH An Is.

GOING NORTH AND EAsT-
Mo- Kansas City, st Louis
and Chicago liInited dally !C5s m eI0am
No Colorado springs Den
yer andPacinc coast daily !(Sa m !l0a Il
No Kansas city - Louis
aud CHICAGO gut express
daily except MonGay -.-.- > i0a m y BAN
NotSA Accommodation daily
excepf snnday... n l,am Ie0IPm
GOING SOUTH Nd WIS.,
No Hort Worth. Dallas.
EoUssou and t,alvvs o.
express, daily ~. :t2Pm .Gpm
No Oklahoma, fr NCr't
New. Orleans and lac.Bc
coast, daisy .--..--.....-. .U-pm . q pm
No Ok lailonIi, re NvriA
la a. and New Orleans
express. daily, except
sunday .-...-..-... 800. 40 an .Gan
No = foft North. HOG~tou
Galveston and IAN = st.-
LIE. express. Cai.t. cAcept
sunday. ..---.-..-..--.---- sS0 IA sa2a m
Nos Accognntusta; luu, cN-
oepl >uil,tay ..-.-----.----. 30 I.m go p N
Elegant free reclining chair cars o. al
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago AID Kansas City
without change. Also sleeTets on al
trains TO Fort WorSh. Houston san An
tonic AID New Ol leans t.,-1=ts SJl3 and
baggage checked 10 al points uoFth.
south. east and vest Steamship tickets
sold TO ali European points a. lowest
rates. CIty Ticket Offtce i63 East Doug
las avenue, eoraer Main street Pass=n-
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EAST.

Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No Wichita Wichita Denver Cripple OK
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the printing department, bindery, SUD
scription or for advertising should De "a,
dressed TO the business manager. All
other communications to the editor.
The only daily paper in southwestern
Kansas or Oklahoma RECEIVING the coili-
plete Associated Press report
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Three times a week, any days deslreu' n ~
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Three times a week, any days DESIRED -
WEEKLY EAGLE.
One copy one year....-.......-......... -oJ
BY CARRIERS.
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Entered in tn postofflce at Wichita as
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15

tween East Howe efrref ana -, ~
spn street then the sucressfs,, hsddsr
s rnsn nave the option % changing The
sIset 50 a. TO run asong sasd East IaSs
Snec ~ 50 opened between East Howe
susset AID East Newton street. ana thence
ssSes, 1'Ass Lake avenue to East Lynn
That after the Ming Of said spplica ton.
SsSwis. on March !. lS96 the city Council
..y passed . concurrent resolution de-
and operate an electric street railway ana
e,setr.c power circuit aicng and u;,an tina
soove designated route saensa be granted
~ ~ .ne person. company or corporation
MI Mica weuid pay the hsghss, sum for said
l.ancn.se and directing the city clerk Ia
cause notice of SAID application and rpso-
ia.nn. ana notice that the city council
person. company o. rorporasscn whssh
VIII pay the highest sum therefor, 70 b
poolishec for ten days in the city official
newspaper.
Therefore. notice Is hereby given thaa
scaled bids for such franchise win he re-
ceived by the city clerk up to I'VE o'clock
p m. OF March Is 1854 to construct and
electric power circuit along and urcu the
above designated route. and that the city
eounch offers 10 grant the same to tho
person. company OF corporation which
VIII pay the highest sum for the said
franchise. rsservinx. however. the right
10 fetect any and all bids and to refuse
70 grant a franchise. Each hid for said
franchise must be accompanied by = GER
tined check for an amount equal TO ten
per cen;um OF the amount bid for such
franchise, payable TO the order cf the city
comptroller. to be forfeited to the city
in case the successful bidder shaii fan 70
pay the amount Of his bid within thirty
tSol days after the acceptance Of the Same
by the city council; and the city council
Will. on March q 1895. at the hour q
eight O'Clock p. m. OF said day. or II no
meeting OF said council shall, he held on
first meeting thereafter. cause ssid bids
TO be opened and then determine whether
any franchise shall be granted. reserv.
ing the right TO reject any and all hids.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
city. this March Is. 1885
(SealJ r. +. STEWART, City Clerk.
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pAcrylc coA.r STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle - feb
~ e.. ssn Franr.scc. via Port Townsend
ana Victoria. 81 = m. tgassenesn r..
Seivea a, board AZ a. m-) March = :, ".
-; =. Sisska-Mareh 3. q and Is 81 q n.
E.ar san Francisce fos viciarie as
pnxet Sound ports At . .. m, March .. 10
Is. b. Is. %
TICKETS may b obtained ct the cfncs q
sna oompsny II Ocean dnck. esesu4
.TRowHRlp6EP =. UooG
ooCpAxL PERKINS = CO.
0epers! Ars-fs Sen rranciseo.
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CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Ter way. Seattle, Wash. Male ara r.,
male help furnished free Of charGe.
=,
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l. 4 b. LISE--sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN I
Ixaves Eeattie-Monday, March IA. ~ u
inidnighi: "Wednesday. March y, at = mid.
IIsavss Mcsif,, Nsrnsn-- Wsanss day. March
- a. q a. m: Friday. March %. ~ s .,
m sunday March =. AZ s a m. Calling
T,.,d.v faIlinr ri Edmonds. Richmond.
stsnwood. Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon
and Avon
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD.
u@rssy. Wednesday and Friday Ut
: -. for Ednonds, Everett and 9nohon1-
ssh liver points. Landing At City dock.
cay FIJI IfLIY. BOGAgpUs = co. Inc.
Tel Main ST. Owners ana Managers.
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IN. Al schooner LA Je.a
freight ard t1ssea s:.1
from seattle - sse
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DEXTER HORTON Z Co, 8A,gxDaa
Incorporated III.


DEXTER HORTON = Co. 8A,aKnaA
incorporated III.
Saplial ........s..... ....'.s............V
surplus :..............sss...,..... 49,. WASo
c.esidsnt ................A. A. Dsnny.
N xIss OVERWHELMINGLY. ..Y Il I.t 49,
sisst sIchsn9. ana t.issr.pS,s ssss.
Francisco. Portland and various pc1sss u
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills Of exchange on Lon1eo AVIAN.
coliectioas made 1t ali points q lnsas.
Bonds. s,ocks and other vaiuablss n.
ecivsd on deposit for safe keeping.
ovciSsntai block. sssssls Wan
c''..so' f1icIxi AND TxuSTHE H
Arthur A. Dcnny.....;......;. Vice Prs14sns
Jane. =. Hayden. Manager. c.sa'f Ell
s'smS Y k sssse ). +. SSs9sssissE
rransacts . savings hank buhnsss -
Dsposits received from 81 to uAeee.
Interest allowed per annums oe1 ~
cent on term deposits: psr csess % 49,
plv.dends declared last days Of Nay 80
November. Loans made on real 1otato -
approved ceilatsrals only.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL RANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid ....s&2
surplus ............' ..'...'.... assVs
Jacob Furth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Yroo4o1t
Is. G. Nsufsldsr ..............vice Pr4so4eas
h v. Azkcny ........................sC
= G. x.ussidsf. =; 9eysss
Q FraYsntna.. sscSc Sof
Correspondence in an the principal sat1oo
IN the United States and Europa
THE FIisr i MAI!2NkI BANK o.
Paid up sl-.............-.y,Ss
Surplus ............ ............Vs
Maurice MeMicksn ..........vice PrSoe9eee
DE. S.n.rsl o.niins essia:.s tr.ns.ss:l q.
in aii the principal ctties Of ~
United states and Europe.
RANK or British COLUMBIA
Paid up cAplthls t3svVVsVV. IUSSSvSs xO9s~
- Mead Office, - Lombard street. Lo0p
AZ. branches. Portland. San Irnactoeos
seattle. Victoria, Tacoma New We1emen.
sssr' Nanaimo. Eamiocps. Nelson. vae-
roursr. n G. A general banking aod 81
ensnsc pusiness transacted. LOqn0 0o0A
Fiiio discouated Commercial credits
arantec Deposits sss4ised on eufSsos -
Sr,ant subiecf 10 check.
r. LEA nANNE9. Manages.
r.rroNAr. BANK or CONNERCB.
Corner Commercial and Ysslsr svA
Paid Up capital OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rrsnsacss . general banking bnsineZ
L. D. Ballard ...........s...ss;::...I IS<x
IL e. Henry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z. s4x..
~ n spencer ......s-....s....s....ss.~ ~ssso
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUDT
COMPANY.
Incorporated ISL Capital
Hatiey building, Second ana Cherry "a
----Trareacts 49,
GENERAL BANKING AND eAvIN0o
BU9fNESd
deposits received In any amount non
n INV 4 rds and interest allowed thereon.
oTEAME1S.
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PORT oacss!A..s!.!1.. i A !..,,4E 2ss

stssmsr \. y ksSnece -. "a
mall, tssvss c'.y yv 49, a. S|1Sss r
~. ARRIVES Is U!ssreeN q .
eilvsrss3e o. M ~. e.ur r.
return 81 ss.s.ys sss<5
rsrs. &c. = =. s..s. &. ! ~;
Kosardss + Co. 49, !: zs5 - 81
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Leaving sSsftis Tor Alaska March II.
~. sn6 every nftesa days thessAn0.
Per fssish' ga Ysccs xsSdkoL L. Az
4chwsbachsr Dock. Tel. tlse -
CHAS. 3. PEABODY. 0srer0 1sasooi
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rn SEATTLE PosrMrEInrsoER SUNDAY MACH Is, 1854


NOTICE OF ASSE11ENT ROLl-No-
yfce Of assessment IN AZ local imnxcve-
mene district Ne. 4 for The isnp-oye.
nent Of Garfield S2ees and First av-
enue north. uofmv Kentucky streeO
Temperance sweeo 10 FYs,h srrnns
north formerly t09Uan avenuel nm.
der ordinance Ma Ass@ and hearing
thereon.
Notice il hereby Elvsa thar assessment,
roll Of local improvsSsnt district No. ia
First avenue north. QuPme-ly EensnTkv
street, from Queen - ave IRE tfrr.nsr.
ly Temperance sfree0 to Fifth svenue
north tformeriy BDDan avenuel. m
DER ordinance No; s. s Be- n rerorsedhy
OF the city Of Seattle and is nov a, s,a
in the once of the city clerk. and The $50
is now open for puh1e inspect,on =, $40
once. and win renal open for inspecssoc
until Monday, the ~ Day Of March. lSsS
At S O'Clock p: m, a.d al persons inter.
essed are hereby required to appesr hesor.
the city council IN john seasiora. 10 be hstd
in the council chambsr OF ,he bouss ~
delegates. IN the city Aall. on Monday. ths
Soth day OF March, - 1t O'Clock .. m,
At said time so fixo1 the eo,,nr.I I'm
consider any and all e&jectson~ made snd
will make such correetloas IN said ro,i a.
1t deems Just. snd w11 then deduct the
amount Of such Cost assessed aEaiaet
the general road fund Il the city5 and NH, Min
then by ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each lot and parcel of land shown
in said roll and declare the same q lien
q later date II SO ordered BY the city coun-
ell. r =. STEWART,
City Clerk Of tAs City of Seattle.
Date Of first pueiicAsion March 6. ;SsS.
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yRrsE AND MADISON LINE
STEAMER LAKMs

s,tt. from, Gan francisco March -. carry.
irr freight at recYced rates. eonnsei, aa AZ
c-s.,ts al Tacoma xtth steamers fos 81
rns...s, .-.,,a r.0rts For rates Apply TO Il.
= csire. wharf telephone. Pike "a.
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- eAYE-.D acres. al fenced and n
s2ss.s eeafa Of cultivation. seven miles
Ina;sxasd station We viii sell for S per
80 ose-iszH cash. this 10 the best spec
ss.s,o ne have offered IN land since We
- befr II business. The rent from
~ niscs next year viii bring half Of the
Serfhzse price; Tnis = yeur sh.ase: We
sssr..s Land Company. Ia coiumbia
ofrert /.
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~ eAI.E-That elegant properly known
J. - Inwson SurBefy. nearly two aceoD
,sri abutflng on YesIer avenue; with
f~srfy mlnutef walk from the post
et~e- "a 90 worth OF improvements On
- n~operfy; refused 81. 90 I'VE years
80. fake H.so0. o1e-haR cash. balance
~ sfzad: here Is a great chance 10 buy
sesrse,f rlca. George D0r1el. 1is HAiler
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT RoLI.-No-
tice Of assessment raj Of local Improve
ment district No. liz for the Improve
ment OF First avenue from Madison
street to Pike street, under ordinance
Notice is hereby given that the assess-
ment roll of LEGAL Improvement district
No. us. fer the inlproveUert Of First ave-
nue. from Madison strtet 10 Pike street,
under ordinance No. III, has been re-
ported by the board 81 public works to
the city council OF tn city OF Seattle,
and is now on file In Tie Office OF the city
clerk. and the same il oow open TO pub
lie inspection at said once. and Will re-
main open for inspecti9n until Monday,
the Sth day OF April. I'm. at o'clock D.
m. and all persons intefexted are hereby
required to appear beforV the city council
at session. thereof . be held In the
council chamber, in the city hall, on Men,
p. m, and make objeet:ons thereto. IL any
they have. At said tinls % fxed the coun-
ell will consider any and all objections
made and will make such corrections in
said roll as It deems tubf, and will then
deduct the amount OF the cost OF said
Improvement assessed against street
crossings (Which shall be paid from the
general road fund Of the city,, and will
then by ordinance approve such roll and
levy ana assess ths amount thereof
against each parcel and lot of land and
part thereof shown in said roll, and de-
clare the same lien thereon Said mat
ter may be adjourned 10 a later date il
SO ordered by the city council
r. T. STEWART,
D., CITY Clerk Of the City Of Seattle.
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HAvEN'S BEEF, IRON. WINE AND
Celery Compound. the only true nerve
tonic and blood maker: perfect satisfac-
ton guaranteed or monev cheerfully re-
furded: large bottles. 81. Gem Drug
Store. 5ls Second avenue. Occidental
block.
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U1Ght excham8e anl tele&rAp1S 49,.
Francisco. Portland and various po1nes y
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills Of exchange on Lon6oo AVIAN.
allie elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made 1t all points - 1nvogs
able terms.
Honda. stocks and other vaiuahleo ~
ecived on deposit for fafs keeping.
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eT0P THAT COUGH. Nothing will do II
Is quickly as Hayen's cough syrup:
ture cure warranted, SOC a bottle. For
sale az Gem Drug Store, Occidental
Z 5lsek. Second avenue.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI.-No-
tice Of assessment ro1l OF local improve
ment district No. liz for the ilnprcve-
ment OF Harvard avenue north. Qcrmer-
" Oak street, Chestnnt avenue and Sher-
brooke street, under ordinance No. a.oi..
fnd hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby ssvoa that assessment
roll OF local improvefnont district No. ia,
for the improvement o. Harvard avenue
north formerly Oak street, Chestnut av-
enue and Sherbrooke street, under ordi-
board OF public works 10 the city council
Of the city Of Seattle. and Is now on nile
IN the ONCE OF the city clerk, and the sarae
Is now open for public Inspection a, said
Office. and will remain open for inspection
until Monday. the 3oth day OF March. 1856.
at o'clock p. M, and all persons inter-
ested are hereby reQuirod to appear before
the city council In joint session. to be held
In the council chamhf Of the house Of
delegates. in the city hail. on Monday, the
s0fh day OF March, iSek at clock D. m.
and make objection thereto
At said time so fixed the council will
consider any and all Objections made ard
will make such correctlona in said roll AZ
II deems just. and win then deduct the
amount OF such cost assessed against
street crossings (which nhail be paid frc m
the general road fund q the cityj and will
then by ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess tho amounts thereof
against each lot and parcel of land SHOWN
in said roll and deciare the same a Zen
thereon. Said matter may be adjourned to
q later date IL SO orderte by the city ceun-
Gil. r. r. STEWART,
City Clerk of thu City OF Seattle.
80 Rrot lin
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EDUCATIONAL
COME AND SEE our students. school
rec ms. text books. methods, Discipline
aud you will be convinced OF cur supert
Gritty. one year old. and NE have an
actual daily attendance o. ies students
Just rented the enilre upper fioer OF t1is
magnificent building. TAese are the S@xf
rcCfas occupied py any business coilegs
n the West. Call and learn Of our So
ciAi Easss s~r snort time NJ
sons Modern Business College new Col-
i,ns building Day aai n,Sht school.
ppEafItYNs-Tn Acre Rrs,pa.< c,,,.w-
has premiums 10 offer. We viii rtxs -,
ak rnca,Ss' scholarship Tor So s-s
speaks for Itself. Write for s.ffye-s- -.
culer Seattle National bark h,,i,si-s
ELoCuTIoN.
MISS LIZZIE IAy RICHARDSON. .,ery,-
ton. es Fourth
MRS. sLAusoS's scacol Of Elocutioo
Eoiycke nlcck-
Gun AND LoCKsMIru.
LOUIS NErMASN. Ell TAtra Gun.
locks repaired
MERCHANT TaILoRs
cIsoy CHUNG CO.. las Second. sri,. "a
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MOORE. photographer. Boston back
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15

foR SAi.E-A' q bargain the following
unredccmet pledges Gcntlemans foil
dress suits. Washburn guitar. violin. sur
vey0r's transit. guns. etc. The Bell Loan
Office, f0a Pike street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15

ips-lnch fan, 5000 feet i-inch pipe. cast
iron base. trap and fixtures: i7B-horse
power Coriiss engine, two s0-i6 feet boil
ers. smoke stack. I4oggers Supply Co..
10 Yesier.