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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-08
SQUIRE LOSES FRIENDS.
Jefferson County Against Him BailIn-
ger tor the su nrs.ma Court.

Jefferson county will do It's fun share
% save the state 10 the Republicans thin
fafi. said J. W. Lysons. editor OF the
Morning Leader. OF Port Townsend. who
was In town last evening There viii he
no harm done the Republican party there
By the free silver agitation. because 81 is
swinging over more Democrats than Re-
publicans, Some OF the most prominent
Democrats In Port Townsend are out for
sound money and Mckinley. and the Re
publican detection amounts 10 practically
nothing. The situation Is improving there
every week
senator Squire win take no jefferson
county Republicans with him into the
Democratic camp. bus on the contrary
lbs Republican supporters there have do
serted him % a man. They feel VERY badly
ever e. because they believed hs was sure
% get the support ef the delegation from
that county"
''Nhaf interest II Jefferson county tax
ms IN the Republican state ,icletT"
jefferson county will send a strong
scleHaiion 10 the Tacoma convention
pledged 20 pse all Efforts 60 bring about
the nomination Of Judge A. A. BaUnrer
for supreme court Justice He ia quite
likely 20 have the Endorsement % Ctailarn.
san Juan and island caan3ies also We
hope te SEQ hin uomlnate6. a better man
VIII not be before the convention. and We
believe that his nomination would ada
sfrenwlh 20 the ticket Further than thl4
Jefferson county "a only Interested iu sae-
Ing n good ticket named from t0p tu bot
TOM"
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MINES AND MINING.
Another 100000 Dividend
From the Slocan Star.
OVER $3.50. 900 IN ONE YEAR.
said 90 Be the Greatest Mine in the
Sorrhwe1t-Encouragf Outlook
In the Bsacaroot District.

The following te<tsr has been received
~ Byron y White. says the Spokesman
RevssE:
~sIlwaukee, July Z.-4.t a meeting OF
the board OF directors cf ths Byron "
" nits Company held AZ the cfsscss % rha
company on this date. 4 dlvs6end Of ID
cents per share es1e1.as9l on the capital
stock was declared due ard payable al
this Office or September !. IssS
II. HDYT SMITH Secretary"
This IS the third dividend paid By this
company since august las. when So.ea
vas paid Again, in May of TIE present
year. $4,000 was paid and now sI1s 90
the ia1eHt!on 81 the company 20 pay these
dividends every three months
This places the Ssocan Star IN the front
rank az dividend payers IN the North
SesT. with the probable exception OF the
Standard. il ire Occur d Alsnes. followed
By the I>e Roi. with <i75.9a9. then the War
Eagle. with $751; Go
These mines. however. are nct ali OF
the dividend payers il The West koots-
nay There are others which have d.
vt9sd greater or less amount among the
owners.
The Reco divided -. 0ee short time ago.
and Il Is said VIII divide a similar amount
before long.
TIE Slocan Star takes the lead, and
garding the property. there Is a pro5abllt-
- that K viii maintain T. The machinery.
concentration. and al improvements were
pad fer when installed. There e ore
enough blocked 0ut nov 20 keep the mill
running for the next two years. A. pres
eat they are working on The dump, and
have made 1000 tons Of concentrates in
TIE past two ard half months. and have
enough LETT 10 last Two months more. A
little crude ore coming cut OF the mine in
course Of development IS b@ing shipped.
new cross-cut tunnel has been started
30 feet lower than any OF the other work
ings, and IS now In 20 feet, and will be
run Goo feet farther before cutting the
ledge. When this is completed there will
be an ore chute 30 feet long, with an ay-
erage width OF twenty-five feet. The mill
Il daily turning oHt thirty-five tons Of con-
centrates, with an average OF ninety
ounces pf silver and - per cent. lead.
The property is spoken OF generally as
the SLOGAN Star. but il is known officially
as the Byron y. White Company. The
SLOGAN Star group comprises eight claims.
the SLOGAN Star being the only one upon
which work Is being done. These mines
are located near sandon. n, C.. in the Slo-
can mining district
The company is incorporated for 500, 600
or l,erVw shares. al a par value of 50
cents each. Il Is a close corporation, and
no shares are obtainable. Ii will be seen
that the dividends so far paid amount 70
one-half OF the capitalization OF the COM
pany.
There is no mine In the Northwest which
can show such record.
The property, under the management of
Mr.. White, has been conservative. and
the results show that no points have been
omitted 70 make the mine what IL now
is-the greatest mine in the Northwest.
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TO GATHER TONIGHT.
Great Republican Meeting to
Be Held at the Armory.
ABLE SPEAKERS TO &c PRESENT.
f,oolItfIe. Burfeish, FasrrhiId anl
CusllEuan- squire Loses In Jcffer-
con County.

TIE trro-~ fonfxh. -ii1 De IRE meet
spv place o, the largest political gamer
.ru eyer held "a this city. The Hsp9fl35-
rans friends % Mckinley and honest
money. have arranged for q great esnaos'-
.srass3n with the Opening o. the campasF 2
IN shis county. ard they have occurred &Dle
speakers 20 present the issues Of tee cam
paign-
There - NJ question that .hs b1ilssng
vii be TOO small 20 meet ,hs demands 70
fe made np0z ft. Delegations VII - pres
ssf from an the prominent points to ire
ce1nty. ard IL is said that not 4 hamlet
within radius OF sixty Fniles from re-
afti. will be without It's representatives
geaftle alone would be sufficient 20 mere
shan All she hall. buf m ad8ifl0n 20 me
Republicans tn TIE city there viii b. zeai-
oua ard patriotic workers for me party
from North, East South and West Seat
tie Fremont and Columbia. ard from Bal
lard will come ia a body ihe Mckinley ard
Hobart Club Of that place. with fneas-
bersblp az IL Port Blaksley vii send
good delegation, and Botheli. Kent. Rem
ton. Kirkland. Aubarn and other towns
sill have citizens here 70 do their part Tor
the cause Of honest money and the return
OF coed times
The speakers are well worthy the mag
rtfoent audience that will greet them.
They are W. II. Doolissle. OF Tacoma, rep
resentatlye IL congress- An1reN r. BuF-
ieszh. Of this City. whose eloquent voice
has beer heard h al parts az the state;
Harry A. Faixchiid. Of whafcon. who
was sent az a delegate 20 the st. Louis
convention and who there took part n
the fight for an honest dollar and Frank
cushman. the weii-known Republican and
attorney OF Tacoma. These speakers are
thoroughly conversant with the political
situation. ard VIII make an able presen-
saflon Of the issues Of the day.
Every Republican met on the streets
yesterday said he intended going 20 The
meeting. For the benefit OF those who viii
escort their lady friends. Of whom there
viii Dc many, the suggestion h made that
they so early in order 70 secure seats.
Music for the occasion viii be furnished
by the First Regiment band, and by Mss
Grace Koch, who has consented 20 stag
Robert Aoran. EeattIe's flrst sEipbuilder.
will preelde The list % vice presidents
~ foilusxNs
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Mile a Minute ON a Bicycle.

s. Louis. Aug. There seems 20 he no
d0u6t now that Cycllst F. r. Anderson
WITH make his attempt next sunday 70
pedal a mile a minute. paced ~ losso-
rucave. Accompanied nv his trainer z.
4 p.~a-er and A g Williams. assist
art general passenger agent % the Bluff
lire over which the trial VII be made.
Anderson went - 0g3enburE- III, and
made Two trials behind locomotive. He
covered TWO quarters one a. the rate q
twsrrv-r~vrn miles an hoOr and the ether
- tNf--v- fxa rsH.e IN neither hsas BAD
- any trouble IA keeping SO with the
engine. The track = Only partly com
rlstrd. and Anderson. therefore. vas not
abe 20 20 The whole distance Il vas
Auderson's object 10 see 4 hs co1ld over
come me suction from t-e coach travel
ing az a high rate &C speed. After The
trials Anaersoa seemed sattsisd ard sx-
pressed himself IS confident that he coAl4
attain TIE speed q = uziie minute.
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The new wagon road goes right through
the townsite Of Fredericton.
Work has begun on the Starlight under
the supervision OF Mr.. r r. Hediey.
There IS quite a small town up on Toad
mountain now, With every kind o. house
from mere ca5Inz up 10 smart residences
There cannot be less than 20 people there.
new wagon read is being made up to
the Silver King The Dandy road IS being
prolonged up fOrhe mine. Although the new
route Is shorter, Il is not any sleeper, ami
II will make a fine sleigh road for the
winter.
Every preparation is being made at the
mine for considerable extension OF opera
tons New machinery is ordered and the
foundations for L are being prepared
Both the diamond drills are now employ
ed probing the riches of the lroqGoIs-
Water is becoming very scarce ar Forty
Nine creek, and work VIII soon have 70 be
suspended on the hydraulic company ;
ground. In the meantime the trloureTs
are working hard 10 get all the ground
they can through while the water lasts.
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WA CnrNa HOME.
From a rr'p TO China 70 npild Up
China American Trade.

f""i tFP y" UNA ." hVtia I y
china American Trade.
chin Ching Hook. best known IN this
eftE ns Wa chung one 81 TIRE leading CHI
rsec merchants ~ the Pacific coast. re-
Turned GO Seattle yesterday after an ab-
sfa-e in t-hiaa OF three years
"Sfv trip WIS one of business alone Se
sslE lasf niEht hut while IN the Orien.
hsa an opportunity 20 Study she develep-
gaeut aaI rebuilding a. thr empire after
tta srar Hfth Japan. Everything ls i'm
proving tHere er3 tbe prospects are for
substantial Increase iu ere trade between
Chiaa eud tre J-.tcd States. Tarre q a
great s.arket .bere. ana my avn trip ave~
Was 90 tnress .-a-e tns business .,rf,,r tlr,s-
tsez unffg me ue~e~ conditions :
Rave made arrangements tc ship ns,sr.
humber an3 vpare De- Chi0e ,Ee *ha Nlpaon
fasen kaishn Nne ESQ frst steamer o.
watch salts abars September .e.fu
that the eafcn wanted is rrt 7raTat,',
50 7 shall 1clt- mg -en,l,~ ana s,.r .e,t,-
meats untli later shall -afi .r0- a. -s
Sfsfs,r, tomorrow eed t~r.-rs r-- $500,
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tcuse. stable and otser Buildings are ee9-s
erected by The ro-pzay az Deer NrsS2.
rhs Few station On he z ~ e K r
IRE Zig Three Gold Mining company; q
IS 40 Tr@ f-Sr trustees are o. G. e. la
hares. Jay p. Graves ana MAA1ef NC
Donald-
wisconsin ea-s-a,ss.s are negotiating Ter
. hcn5 and lease On the O. ana ?. ~ s-eia.s
Crssto. and Il s hoped thar operation 81
rat exceIi@n. property viii be resumed n
a few days
TIE whitewater uzine IN the Slocan Pre-
seats a 61e apps7-ance- n - .aaRl =
Sn-v rave FIVE feet % 1sf-oErce Gre n
No tunnel the Slopes show seven .ess
az sa-ource ore. ard IN Nc. tunnel i
inches OF s3~cunce ere.
Nearly al the geld that IS taken ont o
TIRE Ssra1k mines : now Beng sas2gsa %
ne T-uitee. States assay 1r1lce a HSte1a
instead OF - the san Franc1sco EfSisll- Is
formerly TIE E1lrers claim t1aE they rear
tEe more frcn taeir nsggets znd sss -.
returns much quicker. ter days oens
about tie average the.
work upon the silver Creek road has
been suspended because OF the falA1re q
several interested persons 70 pay ne
amounts subscribed. The road mas oesa
Completed for about two-thiriS OF The dis
tance from Galena 20 the NaHc2dIA nine.
and extensive repairs have been made De-
tween Index and Gzlena-
a pack train OF thirty animals Is trans
porting ore from the Apex mine on Money
creek % The Great Northern railrcaosa DIS
lance az SIX miles. Eight men w0rklng
two shifts are taking Out three tons d
shipping ore daily, from a pay streak
ranging from sEo 20 eighteen inches n
width, with an average OF Ten incnes- The
ore samples about So a ton IN gold and
silver.
The Canadian Pacific Mining and Milling
Company has completed arrangements
with the CarferYiIls Machine WORKS for
the erection Of a concsn5rator near Ans
worth, SAYS the Nelson Tribune. Tie con-
tract price OF TIE new mill is said % be
$1,000. N a Holman. representing the
CartsrvIlie No. company. Is now on the
ground He expects 20 have the mil run
nirg in ninety DAYS
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So great has the Interest become IN the
po.itscal issues % tne aay tnat arrange
rnentz are being made FOR JOINT DEBATES
b representative q the Two great par
ties. These debates g5a BE heid n tae
open air. and everybody VII % gwen
chance 20 attend and 70 hear the argu-
f1ents II - unSersfoea that the hrsi Of
the series VII be- hs.d about Two weeks
hence. when Andrew r. Buriesgh. the adj
Y1-ate OF sound money. Wiz De pifted
against George Turner. ths friend Of sil-
yer Sir. Rgris.ga Eas already ssgn3hed
fs88 wg1ingness 20 meet Ar. Turner. but
Il Is not KNOWN whether the latter. who
has yes 20 os beard from. viii De able 70
Ma hare.
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James Hamilton Lewis delivered n
lengthy address last night az the Third
Avenue thsafsr 0n sne n8ifr.cal ISSUES e
she day. with zyselsf reference to the
free coinage Of SILVER. TIE su1ienee was
large. though many persons left S>fors
TIE conclusion - 1hs speech.
TIE speaker. whe Has Introduced ~
Faieon JosiiH. placed al1seif almost I'm
sns9lafsiy Or ire defensive and undertook
70 answer one BY ore eas objections wnsca
have been urged a@ainst the free coinage
% silver. He r0nuGs9 out MS argument
with sevVraI well told anecdotes, and
closed 80 "a appeas 70 hls auaircTs 70
stand gy eagss of free silver. once 81
tsics val Sc offered 20 sfcps the AUDI
e1ee corr iso1siy baas hirn 60 on. and a.
the close Of bis address gave HIN three
cheesE
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Walla Wnlfa News.

Walla Wa!ia, Aug. -Special.-Patrick
Bowling. VINO was shot several days ago
by his brother-in-law. John Rorke, had a
preliminary hearing today on A charge OF
assaulting the latter with deadly weap
on Seven Witnesses for the state festi-
fed that when the trouble occurred in
Dow.lng's field, Dowliug commenced
shooting first After he had fred two
shots. Rorke shot Dowling in self-defense.
Al the request Of Downing the case was
continued TIL Wednesday next in order
20 procure several witnesses for his side
OF the case.
Democratic primaries were held this az
ternoon- The county convention will be
he'd tomorrow 10 EJECT delegates 20 the
state convention at Ellensburg next week.
The Popuhsts viii also meet tomorrow
and select delegates 70 the state conven-
ton.
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BREvIrIEs.

Charley Eick. an active member OF the
Newsboys' Union. has been married 10
Carrie Mabel Shank. The parties are each
under age. the groom being under ~ ard
the bride not vet Is. The mothers Of both
license.
Mayor Wood yesterday signed the ords-
nance for the extension Of the water serv-
lee on Mercer street. The appropriate ton
Is for So. and most of the expense OF
puttsng IN the extension viii be immedi-
ate.y returnable by the subscriptions 10
the service.
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father lives in this city. The dispatch was

father lives in this city. The dispatch was
as follows:
The inquest over the body OF W. ].
IRELAND. the young man who shot himsaii
yesterday after the death OF Mrs. Snyder.
his mistress. from a criminal operation,
developed the fact that Roland had con-
tenplated suicide from the hour of the
woman's death. A note was found in the
unaertasers Office. near the woman's body
which IRELAND had written. II asked that
his remains be laid beside those of his
loved one, and that his father. George
Roland, of Seattle. DO told of his death.
This morning a telegram came from the
father asking that the remains be sent TO
Seattle
The events. in succession. furnish lurid
chapter in the criminal history OF the
Northwest that stands unchallenged for
the number Of violations OF Jaw, moral
and civil, that are crowded between its I'M
wholesome pages.
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spoke cf -. f5.ere1. -1szsfex.et n TITS
Campaign b. re -o1sea. ans how n1cn
= meant 20 them ard - fhssx homes t1aE
f14sF hnHssn1K. fzsnere ard b-othsrs
Fa1uss vote avizsf. H. quoted several
ssslres showing vnaf The prcdB-. Of ga.f
vas Sc $50. tsE2 ass4 sra ss75. ard ended
- SAYING that he fest be vas IN 1re with
Is party and vas a. Abraham Lincoln
Republican. Re referred - the Pos.-f1-
te3'sge reer's criticism - hin ard also Sal
thaf Andrew ?. Hsriet<a aeet TO- think
he fSisey1 vas IRE c-3g free sisyerfte cat
fsaE be colss show hiEz several others.
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MINING NOTES.

Wo-k on the index granite cGaTry has
been resumed rlsn fifteen men
A 81 09eo. = ore Fre1n the IlneoIn
gTe at msnes, .n The Slcean. VII De una1e
lu aee-s :No weeks
T1e-e were zao sons - ere shipped from
t1e - 2r tlEa Cn.ne 10 tie Trsl Smslts-
between f1e assn anS Sist - JGiy-
\ ear .011 os rack A5Tses Ter Ire Deer
Greek Goa ac4 Copper Mining Company
went ap asa Fr4ay. fifty man NiA -
Fat p Nork az eaca az ne mine. \ S4re-
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TIE BITTER ESDIXG.
The Criminal Romance of w. j. Rel
land and Mrs. snyder.


In the Latter part q June the Post-In-
teiligencer caro1ieled the el0psment from
iris city q Mrs. r Snyder. wac conducted
a millinery store a. AZ Second avenue.
ard young ma ehinlst named ~. J. Rel
land. The woman n the case vas me
wife Of a MAJ whose first ln.imStiou q
her dea-h was the dispatch received from
Reilan1 asking Tor funds 20 bury her rita.
ard perhaps ~ fhe fact that she was not.
a. she had written 20 him. living IN some
foreign coaayry- After disposing @ her
business IN this city. AIRS Snyder sent
her two boys . taeir father, a. Cadott,
WIS, and win her little daughter and
IRELAND went 20 Los Angeles, where s1e
passed az the nsz chinsst's wife. fsSter-
day morning. 5 G5sratch cori7lEed ne IN
formation 81 Eer death. as ~ result o.
a criminal operation. ara % fAA s4ist5a
o hs- ravazour gVhil- ne was watching
she coroner digging FOR the dead body %
the stili-born esii4 81 The YARD where Rel
land confessed having buried =.
A subsequent telegram from Los An
gsles last rsght furnished more eniigaten-
suent On The ;rage9iss which wound up the
criminal romance, and which have a loc4l
Interest - the fac. that .ae y0Qnz Elaa' >
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or Tasex mountain. CO the south fork
Of Skykomlsa river. i've miles from Inlsx
sst-lo1 on che Great Northern railroad
Evans and Nsnachtaa have driven a tuu-
-rt. on a copper ledge ABOUT forty feet. ana
a~a rewarded by an exeeiie>t strike. TIE
ief-c is eight feet vide and she pay streak
ahozt a f5ot n width. THAI viii rg1
h.-a ln copper SOFA ard SILVER. Z IS IA
e~e that MI hear expensive transports-
u@n. ana shipments VIII Dc made thas
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Bilious Collie.


Perons wha are s1biect 70 attacks al BIZ
ious colo should try ohansherlain's Collie,
Cholera ar THsr~hra Rsuledy. IL slways
giv,S pronr: relief ausi If taken s. sson IS
the drst indication u the disease arpezrs, il
vill prevent the attack. The * and 50-crat
sizes are for sale BY druggists everywhere.
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salvation welcome Meeting.

There will be welcome meeting" OF
the Salvation army tonight al the head
quarter, of corps No. /. corner of Yesier
way and Second avenue south, 10 welcome
Adjt Willis and wife, who have just come
I'D from California.
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second of the seventh

The Republicans Of the second precinct
Of the seventh ward VIII hold a meeting
AT the corner Of Howell street and Terry
avenue Tuesday evening next a. o'clock.
All Republican voters in the precinct are
rsauestea % attend.
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The Tragic Death OF Seattle Pros
pector in Alaska.

Port Townsend. Aug. T.-SpeciaL-The
particulars OF a tragic death of a Seattle
prospector named Edward Keunah, of Sc
attic. in the crevice OF a glacier in the
Cook inlet country were received here to-
day on the steamer Willapa from Alaska
Next to being buried alive or burned at
the stake more horrible death could
scarcely be realized. At the bottom OF an
Ice crack eighty feet below the surface
soIidly damned between TWO walls OF ice
hennah talked TO his comrades above for
one hour and ten minutes, when his voice
was chilled by death
a party Of nine prospectors were walking
abreast across a glacier near Twenty
mile creek at the head of Turn
Again arm on the Fourth of July. A thin
sheet Of ice hid from view a crack about
three feet in width: the party approached
dlagonally. the end man carrying a gun
across both shoulders, when ne and the
next in line, kennah. suddenly slipped
through the thin coating of ice and dis
appeared in the chasm below. Their wild
cries barely prevented some OF the others
meeting with similar fate. The gun fell
crossways four or five feet below the sur
face and enabled enc OF the men TO be
rescued. But the other prospector, Ken
nah. fell over seventy feet and was tight
ly damned between the divergins walls Of
ice. His voice could be distinctly heard
would-be rescuers in their fruItiess efforts
10 raise him out OF the coffin of ice.
Blankets were torn up and tied into long
strands and kennah fastened one end
around his body, but the force OF the fall
had jammed him so tightly between the
frozen perpendicular walls OF ice. and the
chill so benumbed his body and exhausted
his vitality that the combined efforts of
his partners could not raise him from the
frozen tomb
Gradually his voice became weaker and
more indistnct, his efforts for self-pres-
ervaticn grew feebler. and one hour and
ten minutes from the time the accident
happened the last faint sound from below
was heard and death quickly rescued the
spirit from suffering.
kennah was an elderly man and be-
louged in Seattle, where he is said 10
have son employed In the post Office de-
partment. ~ miner from Cook inlet IS
taking a farewell message from the dying
father 10 the son.
Henry Kennah, the son OF the man who
was killed. lives on Second avenue, be-
tween Spring and Seneca, and Is employed
in the registry department OF the post
office. He said last night that his father
left here April II on the Topeka, in COM
pany with a man named Mclaughlin.
They were prospecting. had not been sue
cessful and were on their way back 10 the
coast Neil Brown. who vas IN ne party.
came down on the Wnlspa today, and
told the story OF Kennah's tragic death
20 the son. when Brown left Cook inlet
a party was being organized TO recover
the body, but Il vas IN saca perilous
and inaccessible place that small hopes
are entertained OF ever reaching It, Be
sides the son Henry. there IS daughter
May, who lives here. and ano-h9r son
in the East.
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rxcnrsIons to the Reach

The Northern Pacific are now making
a rate of one fare for the round trip 20
Aberdeen and Ocosta. Tickets on sale
every day. Nothing more pleasant than a
visit 10 the grand Pacific ocean.
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Today's lunch at the Royal restaurant
will include. besides many other delicacies,
soup. FISH, half OF broiied spring chicken,
vegetables. dessert, etc. Tonight an ex-
ira good dinner al &c and SOC from 1 20 s.