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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
MINING NOTES.

IRE uprsIse In ere Center star AZ Ross
lard has been completed from the tunnel
isvsi 80 The surface
IRE Athshasca A. Nelson. 3. G. hes
safuaaa f5 tons Y ore % tho NaIl mines
smaelter. realizing Sc sss, OK szSSe q son.
The S-ssssup nth az Blswett has cou-
nis "a rnH IN So IONS ~ Culver an8
Bcas8n ere and - ciessa down for tAe VIII
tsr
TIE ravteta Hyiraa4e Mining Company
or VIA Horse creek. Fort Steele district,
has made ttH Hraal cEsan-up ard c.5sea
FER ghe season
Al interest IN the LADY Anne esoup -
t1Hr 0t7irs 81 fFaeF cfss go s.dss
Esofensv has been sold TO CaicaEo rsr-
ties fsF sia -
Taa sta7e unI at ere Goiden cache
- re on C'aEceEh creeE. p. c. sr&rts1 rn
N0VTnhe- & ans vii rffu fsr an even
meath Before a cleanup e nsafs
1Ae a@st saipreo; has Been made from
has aser L. far baulnE ~ tors 10 the
Me- e Fore sAsnns-s railreat
sEEsrr BeetA p Sashonlsn. VITO fs SUI
re i-t osl-x Ire aeve1 vreeat az tne DAISY
be- ~ Dsr'n was .a tee city en- Friday.
Tae ssi COS sy og ere Lss Eoi st Resssa03
has Been -e1l ssefe3 from the 80 - the ta}-
foes le aa3 ss Econ "a station san
tsuaea IS she ESQ, 1eVeA
Ias wa~erL carr ~ revts1sn a.
E1ss 'er5 IS g. Eas sa-sHsd 80 FAX AL
the lard ezra orfsaa wisktu g-t-eraI M. sns
altasre 4u -he v Uuts oVrant seeH uor-
tiers as are setasliy uset far rasesng rur-
posses
re follow e shipments were made wa
kevsstoSn ~
So s Efshe re gowr3s s Eaaark
Is - Pssads. t7--X To'aA 1l-ea Poaa1s
A.isa G. va,sa ans Jasa s-yssr 81 r.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Seattle Ledge. Ne. 81. X. q r. was called
% order Wednesday evening b. &. G
James Hart. and large amount % routine
business, including the completion OF the
late consolidation. was attended 70. MANY
visitors were present and added 10 the
good time enjoyed, and he addresses q
9. p Or. Yoang ard c. G. Ambrose were
greatly snioye1.
Next Wednesday all members are uTgel
70 be present. fer the neE bylaws viii De
finally passed upon and several other mat
tsrs OF importance VII come Up. the Off
GERS having A desire 70 get all work "a s
completed form before the expiration al
the present term
On sunday az 5 o'esock there Stl BE- a
meeting OF the team Applications OK i'm
portAnca 10 No. 81 Will De up fos mex
weeks business. Members ara urged q
attend.
Seattle ConTsnasry. Ne. 3 Knights
Templar. viii entertain the Master Masons
ard Royal Arch Masonz on Thursday even
.ng. fine time Is expected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Court Enterprise. No. :. met IN regular
weekfy session last Thursday night with .
roasafv number present Brother Earet %
Court Excelsior. paid the eouTt a friendly
vista. Connecticut and California were
also represented by Mr. s. Clair and Nr.
T1sstle respectively Each expressed him
sslf as pleased % meet with Court Enter
rrsse. Mr. Iudkins ard Mr.. s II. who have
been sick for some tire. are DOW impTov-
.-g. and VIII soon b. able to resume their
work. One member was rslnsfated and one
anplicat 0n vas received and referred 30
TIRE committee.
The social Of last week was success
in every particular. and TIE committee de-
serves great credit FOR the way IN which T.
soaductei the affair. A short programme
vas rendered and an enjoyable mnch
served. after which dancing vas INDUCED
IN until nearly midnight. Th.s was TIE
arxt of a series to bs given during The
winter
Court Excelsior. Nc. =. at its last rsSu-
ar meeting received one application for
rnern hershFp. The visiting committee re-
s.sr.ea that Mr. Smisa and Mr.. Anderson,
members of the eoart. we're Improving
nfeeiv. bat Mr. Loxersssa wAs very " The
sntertaInmeut committee reported that 2
fYanatfc entertainment aDd hall would be
AeIa a; Ranke bah or Tuesday evening
November Is
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I. O. o. d

W. "
Gasssa Lex Lo1ge. NJ Is. Aas o-Eaz-
I'D a s~<rss team a.. ws1E savs ssx azltiA-
ts-r erfE -sxx Tuesday sxsrzs<
Degree wsrs = gaszg 81 N nsarfy every
Old TsESws a1sage z 80 FRY a. he SreS~
szs tszs
re Csa rs rs a. Aaserz ~ debate
shsir zsw a4IL N15ea + ahoag sa.sss5. g
Tharkaztszg aav. %svszsev = Several
- sas gran& aGee-z hare been f=v3lsd .
ezresen safe ~ a SaSz TIRE - expected
Nysssc Lessgs No =. VII esrfas tas
lrse.Asarr 6sgTse upon s~8 czzss2Ases i1i2
evening AZ fESsEE ard xss1zg tss1
FeEsaws are sxpeet4s3 - atteRt
Lake wass2rgtaa Lsstzs -. 8. css-
ferries -. secoz1 degree uvon rwo cas'sts-
satss LAST Msz14g sva1snS. The wark vas
desc - ne 9sgrse kfaf1 u Safe Lssssses
M. !. wafeh hza saez tzxs-aA - ronfeT t1s
degree Tns E0-k w&z sxsEzpssass = a.
excellent -znasT ard many compliments
wsrs gsven re team At TIE esese q TIE
degree warE Past 6rsnd Carries 2. Hath
awav. CT ssstsle Lodxs. Nc : rTsseratsa
Past Grad Charles r Hazard. me cap
fAln 81 ths degree sszI % f@ake NAsAir
IN lodge. VIA az elegant psSt grass ;
ssznl Tas level wss presented 20 Fast
orznE Hazard ~ TIRE degree STAT * Sc
atrzs Ea8ss No :. as taF o. Is tszeeza
za3 frfenlza5e and Ear ~ klns34y sssas--
aaae be saa rendered re team Sc drsAIE<
tAem for the Seeond degree, wAtrn wAs
sxseaplszsH before ire Gran1 l9ese 1AsE
Jana. Il vas a compile SURPRISE - NJ
Hazard. ard ne sesse Stesigsst tas hen9r
81 4 few wefs-ehCsen words. Refreshments
ws-a Their served TIE Third degree VIII
be conferred upon two candidates THIS
evening
Seattle Ledge. No. :. conferred the FRS
degree upoa enc candidate T1sSday eEea-
inE. AID w5a canfer ire Second degree TO-
narrow evening. All odd Fellows are IL
yffed 20 attend
Olive Branch Lodge No. & conferred TIE
Second degree upon ere candidate WedEes-
day evening. ard win eonfsr ire Third de-
gree next Wednesday evening.
Cssrmznla Ledge. No To-. conferred ire
sulsAAtory degree upon TWO candidates lass
TnnrsdAy evening. and VIII csaser the
FIRST degree rex; Thursday eve1ing-
Golden Link Ledge. No. 10. has elected
J 7. Ajax as captain % the degree ssaa.
ard vii at eace eoEmenes drifting On the
aooF work q the different degrees.
Aysttc Jewel Lodge. No. -, EL8 confer
TIE Rebekaa degree upon oEs candidate
next FriGay evening
The Ri8geIy Rebekah Social ClGb vii
give lss naxt social On Thursday evening
a. TIRE Odd Fellows temple IL North Sc
affie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
THE MINES OF THE AETH)H.
Ian RESULTS ATTAINED nv THE
WEARS nEsELorNEsT-
n~a shsrs WIN ne Enfsrs~a-s.n
.-an ore shipped 80 sssmns~@ sy
Hemnaabsws R@af~-ssfse jay
e~a.~rus showing Up Mere Ore

.ss.u~s sas Ese18szs sod fewsr hzs
- ssearsaau fresa qs2rsz aal=snz
sTs.hs-xssn fssgras coug1s.iez nav@
- ssrs.asastssz & aak 81 tAs 8ssGgw ess-
...~s ~ ass~ans9E aHa raA 3nNs hFs - 80
- 80 saes xaaa aalg wsEs sA gkat
- maseh gfqez early PROMISES - b.
- q raxasar -. gpeF = tne BED
49, &c. asvsfgf esAssa have ra&fs tssE
= 49, sssnuaenss wifs satisfactory re-
.s4~ Ard bave besa aevsi@p~e 70 ss4~a q
- lsss shetr Tsge y clearly proved
a. sha ne& sAsrs i Sas 1asea7sred tszt
rnarh q ne vas9s a ire eT2 ESs being
Fsns In To ssiusa 70 saat Sohn 4. s1sw
- -. ns1naee- ssgsgenasss epsrasis1a
go - azz6e . gEte g Ls21eea - zee aas
.ss-asea}s stree aas return astesn nssa
- taaa gat 81 wawk % sxtsaa Eks fu3lE
serr45 aad onen ere Tx are boag. ngr-
- gse xiatsr rae Assst @t8 - aTeshaaAsa
- Fser- aeases4 tFssere and shine tastes
saa..s wssh o g8ss8eflksE snak "a s.e<tF59
xsaesss mse - a2optea
~ sAe WxkE fnH Light fnm Ne 3 snHfs
AS 8xes saak a ices 81 ihs s.z ore sasgs.
~aseh aaa assa traced - feet Oh sAa
ysffses snd s. in aeeas- = lneaes ~ sFa
- good vrsde TIE ss-fsoE ass#l Ga sffs
= / Aaass naa lesn axEevaesl nata Is
txske thraagu tnfe sn8sheF ere-ahoe1
4FE EFeA3Ez4ttH % Nsst-aa stssts We 7s4s
sesssd 4 car lsss Trssn this n ~ netss3
a. amd yss hlgneF values have haen
$3.50 - alloy
wsgg has seeentIY heez suspended fsr
sns wirsar @ the Hsassa Trsssare after
tse lowe- tssuuel had beer driven 20 fest.
sfvlnE a depth ~ - fe~t The ore sheet
Ia been continuous FOR e sees ana -
i fneass ~Ile in shs face ard wiaenssg.
4 ear load has been snipped - the Ia
suma srasffsr. rsfnrns frana wnieh aFs
sxpsrfea daily. Assays have ranged
fr8n 81 - stf1 gold
The syndicate headed BY II g. niaek-
vel has eantlnu4a the funnet on gae
Taaser 70 q Lengths af - feet ard has
s1srssa a wine. whIeh Il down ~ feet
TaAs winze shows ere ne fssEi wfash. th@
Eesf streak ln it carrying over $50 Soia
ssxsn TO esEhs ounces silver ard a good
eapp@r value.
An ir9n-esppest ledge ~ eopper-gota ere
has haen discovered on the mountain on
tze riEht bank * ths MethsN. orpesiss
Isex. and = being epenea ~ Spokans
parties. Other investors from the sarne
CITY are acquiring property or Johnson
ranntain. TIE @cene OF tbs first Sazaw
creek discoveries
Transportation facilities win Dc much
fnprovea next season. for fhe Stafe road
Il almost eofnpieted through thu Caule~
fsan fAka Cheian 20 the Methaw river
sns between Msthow town ard Gold creek.
when these sections are cerugsesed there
viil be a WAGON road al the way from
Nsratchse % tiiIbsFfs. near fha bend Of
ne Twtsp river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
DIED ON THE ROAD.
Consumption stricken Bueoaa Fsr-
tly Derfmafed I'm Ranf~ sanah.

former Bucoda family. which started
far California some months ago. In search
of health for TIRE father and children, had
terrible experiences. q brief account q
which appeared in tAe teiegraphEc dis
patches few days ago.
Death wAs on their trail all the way
down. and consumption carried or sew
eTal OF the family white "a route
NJ. Prince was advised 20 leave BIZ
coda and 20 - California The family
sold thssr farm and started in their emf
graft wagons. wiki their tents and cock
i1z utensils There were The father the
mother. eight children ard one grand
child. A. night they csmped by the road
side. They cooked as bast they might.
They had almost no mo1ey. Tnts = the
story as the mother tells i. writing from
San Francisco.
Early in May we decided 70 sell tha
farm ard things and move our here. Be-
fore We got started Rehecca died That
was OF Nay Is and en- Jeaa we left
for this place with two wagons four
horses. a tent, talRgs 20 cook with aad
some food.
Seven days after we left Buesda Elsie.
my ts-year-old daughter died 81 the
wager We stopped a. Aurora. Or and
shipped her body back. 50 she eouli be
buried with her sister.
After getting away from Portland We
NA1Tss tAse aAsAs4t AssAlo anu
then came here BY way cf Crescent civ.
Eureka, Healdshurg. Santa Rosa and
Pecal0Tna. Our money was nearly gone al
jacksonville, and all we had n the woFid
VIXEN va got % Eealtsburg was 80
At TalmaEe's hop yard on the way %
santa Rosa The SO gave cat. and We sold
our tent 10 get something TO car. Affer
that We had % sleep IN the wagons. Az
thur and I got work In the hop fields and
Emma went % work IN a caaneFy. We
stayed there over a week
Ny husband was then unable 20 walk
and was reduced to skeleton. We got 20
Santa Rosa as fast ss We ceald. and on
the 81 q this month We sen; Mr.. Prince
home. He thought he Was going 20 die
on the road. and begged 70 be pGt on
train and sent back 10 Buc0da, where he
has a brother farming. have heard
from bin ones and he said he was feel
ing Better. The money 10 buy his ticket
7 raised by selling one wagon and two
OF the horses.
After my husband left rs Emma. Ar
thur and I get some work. and whsn we
got into Pefaluma I had 80 altcgether
L.ass Tuesday We took the steamer Gold
at Petalgma 70 come here. They
charged s. for ne and the children. and
s. for the horses and wagon. and i look
ed 4 good deaf q money % me We got
In at noon yesterday and stayed On tha
whsrf down there"
At san Francisco The stricken and destf-
"tuts family were taken il charge b the
Salvation Army.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

sssstratinz- = = @xr@~t~S - ssvs "a
Fsa1t e Tsrnazx arzas wssksz - sex fes
~e@ss re -srsrtfv - *en ssrs 8ns
VS. gre eTsrgareEs . &Ts % ssa nese
TIE total sesz = ezfEs~ztsss AZ rE
70 ElsVMz Co-ssl fsatsst E5zfex r-1s
ra.ss s1tHrsts C wark re Ennss A1es
taFgssghosg sAs ~sntsr
6% fsreh rwpxFEsas1mx Portland par-
tfes. rstzr1es fre,u shs ssstfsef : - Gays
sxes whsze - has s~sn erecting cazzEs
as6 drag s8ze Eewsisazent w1xk az E@e
MannsaGn Fafrv
Cs@asla parties tstsaa - put a s,Tee -
nssE 81 wEFs far ssFsrsi ulszzax a. taeir
slaizss. the SsrwsT. Gctzaass. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

,onti1cAs.sn cf ere crescent Tor elxh-
tssa tesg an tse Blss 1ax. ou lake Chslss.
vs6 Sss ertg s. horse. as uaaFs ere has
hssn asfaez r-yond g. ard there a.
streng iaf sens O. another shsot belize
nssE Err sE teet ;hs crnsscCt ssFst-A fesaF-
feea .atses ~ traa ard ceraer saip4sae
ere On re- fse.Fstl whlcA assayed f1A4s
gasa Nic sEer aaa rer cent. cepr~r, a
tstai at Et Cr sha harse. whth vas
sa7Fose& On 30 gee hanging sat was
f17tee-e sak - uss.s1norcaIe
ssate. carrying .raa aad cooper Te'pAl ses
al assasE ersm E31 60 SeaM fer sA
Fasaes he Eet1 v&t'aa ranEteE frars 81 =
g S1E se1 ae -esrer fron 80 Is 81 Pc
efat Het tte bsrse Use state carries
ere f. e-ee1es ASA e. sa.asGalszed tAr9ash-
ar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Special pFsuateh 20 the Post-Entelhgeueer
BOUNDARY CREEK. 2. g.. Nov. r.
TIE Primrose mineral claim IN Dead
weed camp. owned ~ James Schofeia
and " s. McNyrm has been bonded ny
ths BOUNDARY Mines Company. - New
York. for s. oea The company already
owns the adjoining Mother Lode claim.
which has an ore BODY proved ~ a cross
cur tunnel az los feet ia depth % be IS
feet n width
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
GOOD ORE IN cLsLIAM COUNTY.
Prospects Feund On the Etwha. Fiji
teen Miles Rack OF Angeles

Special Dispatch 70 the Post -Inteils zencsr
PORT ANGELES Nov DIR. A :
Mattsson the California mining man. has
discovered What ~ considers good lead
on The Eiwha river fifteen miles from the
mouth. The ore DEVELOPED g = In Eold
ard II cents IN silver. THE SeAby Sruslt-
ing Company ~ san Francisco, oTcrsd
70 take aa8 toEs OK the ore az the assay
valuation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Nss sz-.44Ss6 n z=erHsr * rs cr@sv SD
80 AsE4AI4@Gs Es9rz Teeszge1- 1&s es-
$50 s@s1s1 - sSe Ss5Sa w4S sso1<1- = 8
s-9<s a. sn@~s = as passots. 2tter w1sea
- -szNssesa seas - gA@ AA1. NaEre ire
80 ers - Evsrz~~ez L-sN2ge. Nc. r q
O. Z " szz szse ss-rsesass tHel- szss.
: < E4s11a egs K A<-sza edge sd er1SS y
o@s4ezs zz4Ez 49, 3saxe&esss. 4-4 Ses1-E-
10 AA214@aaz aA1se &1a za@Sanx veTe
N@eseS rnEI afser -sssszzx1r- Esea1s1gf2l
1ai-s1s w2s s1ruAsaess - Nrs- = z H&12-
away.
42s S-1--sszS 4rEsasnssE srgEs AGgiA
Ms1Ee ana saAtts@ Isa3xs. ~. ST. A. q II
". A2F@ Aa1 = ecnsgre~srs. a sssas sr-
ss-tzazrsezt HsM - gives = Aga.1a al On
TAa1ksz lF11g nsgNs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

- ? s.t.kssT - saEssa. w.a as beer
rFaseec1isT - tas sslsan BASH for tns
lsss sVs gesFs = guest ~ fze ztevsns
&w8lg8rg fHs reEEru e a mining snxzresr
VIE Eas sesn ex8mg.ngn~ TIE Dtarz zruun.
81 sas bead ~ 0s5eT creek Hs nss driven
a taaafi ~ fest "a a easfy * xss5 enA cap-
peF ere ia eryagaiilxess aesrsx sanrse.
ans ass naH .gartea 3 shagt ca Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Dnrtnx re LAST gwo weeks the ras-wNers
of fsorrains auxsfarx have xpent rsueh 6.
t1~@~ aEnA n aetives energetic service a.
isstr aes1h n Ia food sxrBsIt3ar- Tse ~
suits are not Tes 1srtztu. hszt II - sxusetss1
tnAf zUsFs a sftle szs-a VII De fouu8 ln sEs
wednesday aftsrua.on az important raeet.
inE VII ~ Reid - AEasor8e re-nae. ard 4
= earnestly hnnesf shss every member az
Lorraine auxiliary vii respsaa 70 RCD rzIL
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COPPER ORE FoR SWANSEA.
lenx Trip OF Etr.t shipm~at From
Van Andu-Nsre 60 Go.

The fsrss shipment of forty tans q hcr-
rte ore frorn the Nan Anda, on Tsxada
tz5and has been made 20 swansea bar All
travel = large pare 81 the distance around
tAe werla before reaching ia des2lnatacn-
L has been taken b. the Can1di lar A as
uanaa staa aler 70 Australia. and sill
thafea be used as ballast "a a vessel
kagn1 sor Ceyiaa. and feoHs there Through
tas Sges canal 20 Swansea There Is ~
= ~ tpns AZ NanepHvar. n. G. ready taA
saspwsns as soon a. a humber vessel san
3 s9gaa Ga taka e as ballast
TAe GA shafi ~ she Naa Aria has besn
shanaaas8 ard a rev toanse carnpart-
ue1i saas; has been sunk - feet Il .s
{. sighf fses q solid ere. carrying saaeaes
g aernte
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Seattla Camp. No S.. met In aneR session
a. stevens han CT Fr!day night Win
ftrze attendance OF neiChbors and their
friends. The meeting was called 10 ovees
assn with TIE Staging q Under the Ban
re- az v-soderaft" Cons8i jain Schwah
read a telegram frem Head Escor, \. 2
S-g1aaa. stating ais inability - spend tAe
evening w.th ire camp. IRE cousuI then
introduced SeiEhbs~ Clark Davis. weo
made a few remarks or tire beauties ard
ssnest Of ear order Ike vas folIswe3 By
sharr address hv Judge c. r Carroll
me camp fhea wat .n.o social sesssaf2-
rae COMMITTEES served very pleasing
fsfr-h. weseh wss followed by cigars snA
-sras Ten uuttoc seaT r. ~car toa1
7FzsnrLuars whi-h every cue sufoye4- NJ
perHre~ who was ~@1nkout'' OVER tlae card
.4a.as. said taera were too many skin
rarass SosaE or Rf,er The arrival e. TIE
snrfrsas ard 50 closed CHE session
FF.u1n cams. No ~. wlI give SIS noorrajF
ass-sal tonight A FIRE 1raz-a mrs has been
arranged ard a coed s.we w3H BE E1saraa-
-asS 10 az wAo caDa- one aprlc8tio1 FIR
rnensn~rssip was received ara ssgsa wsre
ssee-sd IN zsenhersh.a az the last ngeetlus
pszas Es-pvz a. y S-1Euzn wEa e. w3.h
re rsznp tonight ard naszhhars Should
t.~n cut ard attend. as ~ IS a brilliant
talser-
Ballard NzEEp, N@e LHH convened n reg
v1ar wessav session c1 wednesday svsa-
s-- ana resolved enc a9n atasu fer mezl-
hsrshf- arss }-ftists6 1rs candidate. Ga
ss,asrs sf Hsnsss Hsss Ez-orr A = SIN
-7a- has pcstpened rs vsis - re camp.
rrarh 70 rha 8lSanDos1 traear OF ne EasI~
ha-s NJ, are anxizE % naaar h- 8ra
49, C-srs~asSreae Lews wna lad k'nd3T
consented 20 aeHvsr a. address a. a.s Es-
cantsou-
p W Mullen nas returned from a trip
n -anf-rusa where 30 sRs beer rseuper~
ar-< fro-z = sewers s.sack c. tvrAo.&
fever
TNara ara several eaa5s1ates so- zsxt
"Wednesday evening
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rhs Rn,rn srine Z. neraea.

Ise Harer Er-szR e fAres claims ard
rs stan On TexA3a lzlHza Has hasn ia1us
ga - 8oeerh r. Aaauss ~ Hesslana. IS
g. fav s.saseen nsgntsz Ter 30 CO. A shaf,
"a 6awH soest - feat On the asvea 81 4
isEse body - eaaieopyrtte ere. sad q
sgss&I the Van Anza
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Pal-. Circle. NJ, - re- wednesday
evening" AZ G. 4. r haE Elnekssy bt3ck.
ore sarsssAta Vas izlta-sS ans ere arn8-
~zffca wss received AS + BAD hean as
covered s5rzzE - week rhss = wss 2. .
\. Ms " A. KssE-.s ss--7.t8y. that l1aT
vas presented WIZ - engraved lso1s.an
s-e4n Several @ saa E.s-h@rs No a.
tended ia snstlrGt4cs &C q 1.-ets a. BAL
ARA rx-ors very pleasant meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

$tse tickets - the rich geld se1is are
h<fs3 given away hF TIE FosT-fats-l1-
gsrreF uisfeh affawz wusl ~ earn grub
stake a. TIE zanaa tlrae. A. YEA ~ the
race n rot send 10 tAe manager today
&c 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

4 special % tAe F1sS-1aye3lg sencsr srssz
Cee1sy. under Ss1s q SoTsznaer & states
rhzt essvsn -<Ea@-s q Ea1a A Lsse2a
cz1T- q SraSxn@. ezrna here las. ms9N
- wssSt Aze Inspect C01 O. v DAYS
Czz7 Sa y II Asfstsaa . q soraas 1lns
tae vsszng dsieEsts1a x8ve AT exA e.or
evslL TIE iocaI camp sansuesaz tsef-
Spokane visitors 8uring TIE @Verizx. Tns
Visitors were r. A. h1ontx DsTEslcn tn-
srNcsor Cai74s. Nr. RessnAae Mr. car
r. NJ. Smith. Mr.. Bg-sAzx. Zr oz
Ar- Merriam. NJ Ssans sid NJ ETa--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

THE ALASKA portatinn b Devel-
onuaent Coupany. % Caicago. has the lzrg-
go ard n8ost modern steamships - aov
company now n tae Aiass2 field Those
desiring 80 secure passage o. ship freight
would Do wei "a write ". Z Dudley. Gen
arsi Agent, Seattle, WASH. See al. n tais
fsssla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
Vote. rroa -. HeIen. nl.trles.

Se,& ss IRE Post-1gts fsence-.
ENtkE1 sos. L-TAe asaeh-salSs4 %
saFftr fr W,0s-aa creek arrived ias;
ReeA asa sss eesa trarsr1EtsG AZ - SIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

CAN YoC read without straiuinE your
syeS2 u not. - 20 FInek's jewslry store.
SIS Second avenue. an8 have your eyes
tested free BY has scsentidc optlcian.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Jn5tys No. :. wl rsees IN regular SEES
Importance vii - brought up and aarni-
aa'soa - ozscsrs All - eeia. and a tuH
attendance IS desired.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Lawnan & Hsnsorf have fust issued an
entirely new map - Alaska. Northwest
Territories and British Columbia size
s8xsE .n four colnrs. showing latest explo-
ratf0ns. Price. pocket farm. 81 cents.
Mounted wafI maps. rsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

o. Aass-' m-8 gees Ersnrelsss M1-tss
Mrs Tsssaaye SV,vsrsaer So s-e - store
cnsa u-eg p s-ri1-k. ". ". ac1sGt@z.
- FsrsE aFecee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Are yon IN tire post-TnfeiiSencer' race
for the free tickets ta the Slsndsse gold
nelasf Send 70 the manager for blanks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

To secure an abundant growth Of hair.
Use Halls Hair Remover. or. IL possessing
an abundance. q nav BE kept boxing
finely BY using the Remover occasionally.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Bound FOR ths ElonaIkes Co free with
TIE Psss-Inselli gezcsr. Get Blanks from
the manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

seuF,a L.o6rs, ~. g =sg Il regular sss-
ssan thursday svezzs- C.e s4n&.z--ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

CHOICE stock - hizh-Evsds pianos
ard organs and everything n THE music
lire az Sherman. Cay * CO :. Is Second
avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

There'n ~ a hot time for Those nth
tickets - TIRE gold fields row being give,
cut BY the Poss-IntslIigencsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

LATEST songs at Sherman. Clay *
Co.'S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

CETLDgEN.s matinee Saturday arr
sunday afternoon az tha JefseTSs1 the
afar