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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03


Fer FRY years woman in this country
has Owned her ewa property. 50 shas Eaw
there Is 20 American. probably. who sYsr
tanks OF j woman as a human bsing who
parts with al her possessions az her mar
rssee. Il S true that she zay often sur
render her spiritual Possessions. AID In
some parts CT the country. where csrt2@a
uawrftteu law has beez recently declared
she nav herself - 50 far considered as
mere personally that her consent ether
wise her free vii. PLAYS 10 part q the
issue which her husband settles suTnEsar-
Iy: bar her visible possessions are her
own: tee nsneys and lands thaf she brings
ard ala that she earns belong 70 her. and
the lew gives her al the protection against
the wrongs % husband. as Of others. Of
which human crgdssy IS capable
IN England 8 married wonAn's property
act was passed IA iss2 TIE Danish woman
has had the right 20 collect and dispose
OF the predict OF Ter toll since ISIS The
Swedish woman since Is-4 and the N5r-
wez1an since 1SsS have had the same
property rights. Even the woman who Is
the subject Of the car = the mistress 81
her own. But IN France the woman o.
the humber class VINO Is married works
for the man. keeps her money only Il he
VIII. and Ensf give Il 10 him 81 there IS
the best q reasons why she should be Per
United 20 withhold tt-aS for example Il
he be an Idle drunkzrd. spending for bis
pleasure the earnings Of his wife and
mother that are needed for the household.
Among the sn0pksepiug b0grgeoise, the
woman works also alongside Of the hus-
band. is often the real head Of the eStA5-
llshment, especially in the little businesses
whose prosperity depends upon good taste
patience tact and unfailing courtesy
And for the toll which gives little ress,
the possible maker OF the family's pros-
perlty resolves what Is granted b. the
head CT the house. whose temper and
awkward IindedEess may possibly pre-
vent the wife's achievement Of a ssIn
greater prosperity. involving large dot
and therefore a more shining marriage for
the daughter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

whascem and Fsirhnven Lock Horns
Over the Quesfinn of Nnne.

Ep~csaI Dispatch 70 the acknowledgement
NHATC1sM. Nov 2~Tha question o.
CONSULTATION between whateom and Fair
haven has been turned Enso a municipal
teredy, ara the cartaiB has fallen On tae
hss art The two towns are contiguous.
csc street car tine runs through shaaa.
cue gas company supplies them. socially.
fslixsauxly ard politically. they are. one.
snsy al 20 n TIRE Earue theatsr ard the
tswas are enc n everything bat name
A. ore time FslrhaVsn had ambitions 20
~ The metropolis 81 the Northwest, and her
srsissonz sfiI1 fioas In The air around her
scean deck. whascom has beer forging
= the front these ysars OF depression, and
has smbl1lans, too. Every road In one az
tAe best counties IA the safe rms % hsr
egan:y courthouse. she has ar ocean
trade ard \ coal mine nearby gold fields
aaa growing manufactures. an Increasing
ropglAflsa and varioas other useful and or
namenfal accessories IS progress
Wren tie union question came up sev-
sral years avn. WhaEcanl was wisli.w Ard
voted % unite under tire srne OF Billing
hsa bat FasThaven had her bead IN he
ar 4nd vas waking on railway timber
s'.i's and voted against - When q came
e this tlue Fairhavsn 80 med wiling -
easle under the name - Beilingh4m, bat
Nhatcom wotl8 u0s listen 81 q Union untter
ans etaer name than "Nhascarn. slasn-
ing taaf Il wss the agiY psace o. that aane
r the eeaafry. that & was the largee ard
Hafs prosperous town; that Z waaia ah-
s9fs Faifhsxen anyway. taat 4 Was
fFpiral Puget spaad name that Il was To-
ea,sd on al maps and advertisiag meal-
ans etc
Tbs r@sslst r. that a boz puhlAe meeting
r Anateons resolved "a favpr az What
CT. and = hotter uuhlie meeting in Far
Raven resolved against ssWhatceui." and
izst ghe Irresistible force has me- TIE
ansnoSaale hody and there can BE 10 con-
sSssazGson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

". J. Bel. Republican candidate for the
assembly AZ Syracuse. y l. died Tues-
day
The whitersay government has been
defeated In the New founGIand elections.
and viii probably resign
Sir Maurice Fitzgerald. the Knight Of
Kerry Is reported 10 have purchased the
Prince Of Wales famous yacht Britannia
Edward Hanilton. employed in tire Wor-
cester Mass National hank. killed his
wife ard daughter and then SHOT himself
on Tuesday.
Judge Alfred Walllng, one OF the best
known Democrats OF Monmouth. y. J..
committed suicide Tuesday By shooting
himself through tee head
The store Of ne Diamond Merchants
Alliance, PiecadHly London. WIS broken
iEts By burglars and diamonds 10 the
value Of Sssee were stolen
The London Chronicle says Spain has
purchased from al English shipauIider
sorse cruisers. atted win rapi3-lving gsns,
whicn The nrn lad nearly C0MpIelsl for
another government
The Ottoman Eovernueut objects 10 the
appointment q Col. Schaeffer IS proys-
s.oual eoEazl- ssiotte< OF The powers for the
island o. Ceele. Fae German government
supports the objection.
a section 81 se@AEfS4alng around the Va
bash building. ST. Louis. partially de-
stroye4 - IRE. Eell carry ing eight ark
meu down Two were fatally ia5ures ard
four others we're seriously hart.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt wired Gov.
ILnGreH thai he IaBszc VAS uninsured
and that x Michigan walld but receipt for
her she would be sent 20 BoSt0n- Gov.
P!ngree finally decided 70 acCept the yes-
sci
Probate Judge KaAlzatt. IN Chicago. fen
dered a decision IN che Gregory viii case,
holding that Martha C'sTbuEgrue, tia piafn-
TT, was ths widow % the deceased Milton
airs. having been his common law wEfe-
The case vii Be faught through tie upper
courts BY The heirs.
The insurgsnt trtkeSrnan made fierce al
taCks upon the British pEckets re<son-
no}.ering parties and transport detach-
uents Tuesday wuuudnr tNo British Of
acers sisuE SIX seGeys and woandlag
thirtsen more.
The total receipts Of The bureau % IN
ternA1 revenue 80 1he fiscal year ending
Jur. n 1857 snew receipts OF sIAs SIS 80
a decrease cf SSLi9Z as compared With
hasg year. TIE total cost 4 collection vas
8 Ss2 s.. a aaerease over Iss.5 u 81 So
The treasury department has sustained
the plsieiau oE tEe collector Of san Fran
cfsca 20 the eject taat Ehiuess NAV eater
the cauEtry from Portuguese posses<soxis
If armed wis1 certificates that shew are
s-B8errs or aeko@g - the privileged
CLASSES
Walka. ira Creek InEiaa. wao played n
Z baseball gam A. Kansas CITY hs- SUM-
rser Whzle auGer sorsaee CT delsh z1r
murder. pad tas p2aalty o. bis grans By
hesnzs seas 70 1c2ta a. Cheiaea 4 r 81 7E-
day. according 30 tne Creek form o. exc
catlng ne dea.A Esnalcy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

T.z-xzfzrs- tztec&ezs asts-zssozs 81 eS2--
zsss~ q Trzz@k szs- izx&s
E,urfzz6. sC-tz e<zzss Ezs-rosz-s Esyas>r.
.sge s21 esz2ns5ssses ~ pe-sssr-Ls e@s<ss-
Frz1es. E1~zA crzSs- zuyt1z<sz azs2l-
w~~a&f rwzaaee1 or Reef EsgsxzvsSses.
Fss-sxvsAn- west rcasz- -. q Kns9h.
Res lEcsn9 lgAx temporarily dlseoz-
rssa- re-sn ooast. cae-.s7- auprsse1.
ExhsvesseE established eastward q Tas1aA
was-4. wesnt Desert Island. BASS har-
boz. a1sewzs2oz e. fog .sg-z1
Maryland. Lne@s g@zGe Ray. GN&sEsr
river Queenstown creek. beacoa kg1ts-
%cr1z AEsEGT3c cream. Great E2zz q
Newfoundland. sozu-51ngs.
DynAn light altered = character.
S1-wzv. so1tn coass- -eGxoerg ford.
ExrrS exhibited.
Na~w4y. wsss eoast. Azpo nort. EXHIBIT
tor c< TesEa Egtt
&sxa scotia, CAPE Ere-n- sstarf, LOUIS
Rzzxssz. gz1f ~ Riga. lsa6llg 1gAts O.
RszsIaa Ta-ta-v. Peter RE G-sa, hsy.
SkrGln5sv Lighthouse. zG9isAa1zI pzrtzcsz-
lars q sag ssg-aL
RszSsszss TarFa-y. Pars f-rpertzi Or Bar
rscozEa hzrDos. fog signal AZ SlKal2eysEl
lEn-Ee1s@-
Rus~Ia- Tz-tz-v, sskhsIlr sssazd. care
EriIe1 lighthouse. a1azI.oral particulars
% fog signal.
ard hszoy marking extension OF Poniente
lTesss-r1 hreakwa1er
y-trgsn8z. Caesa reaxa Ray. busy marx
tng wreex eastward q Thinhle shoza-
Virginia Chesapeake bay. Tafi q TIE
Horseshoe. JGact1on b9oy replaced ~
Virginia Elizabeth river. Pinzer Poi1t
fats bus G4zcoE eIEazE1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

ance and suffering was 50 great that was
forced 70 absent myself from church as
eenhileS and I could not with pleasure
Join IN ordinary conversation. In addition
70 the Geafness, there were sounds IN my
ears Ike the ron Of the sea and INA ginary
voices seemed to float about me.
Although bad tried a great many rem
edies without obtaining any relief I was
under treatment az the Copeland Medical
Institute htff a short time whCr 7 had the
unspeakahle satisfaction 81 realizing that
] was getting weii- / row breathe freely
through ny nose. my voice Is clearer ard
more distinct and what Is more "a the
point. rsw hearing IS 50 much improved
that Z have no difficulty ri understa ndln =
the usual conversational tones OF the yoare.
J feel satisfied that my hearing ~tll be
fully restored. as IL Is improving daily"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
PHISCAIoR'S CLAIMS SOLD.
One OF kIondfke'S Nagnates UnIoads
for n Clean Million Dollars to-
an English Syndicate.

CHICAGO. Nov. A special 70 the
Times-fseTaid from BenEon harbor, Mlch..
says. An English syndicate has purchased
Frank PAlscator's sold mines IN Alaska.
paying 8 stsess for three csasus--No. = on
Bear creek. and two rich claims on Edo
Tado. The syndicate pays go down and
the balance OF $3.50. 40 AZ the end OF enc
year.
PhEscafor went UP % Alaska In February.
fssS. and cleaned Up ssssa IN seventy days
from claim Ne. : on E9aorado creek. Since
his return % hss home near this city. be
has purchased homes for ali his relatives
ard paid OF marriages for others exDensI-
irg about .et8 in this way. Re does BOT
I{ke the climate q Alaska. and therefore
concluded 10 seiI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 4 and
fer Yesterday

fNT fSAtEE&&N
Real estate Transfers stree January :
fSg- are s. eI- - e. The-e were fed for
-e-ara erslaE n deeds gEEregratsns
& ESIs Following g p Gst.
ptsnraa BEc1aran - ~. 20 Rose "
I.5sn nargf. Bot s. heck g. A. \. peEnys
a.. x4@st
Js~sh Fys-tn - ux - J W jones, lot
3 hia-z a S4muit a. e
Mary A ScsrceT ~ Oliver A. Spencer.
attorney. - J. y. IoEeS. go< e block 3
Rsaceu 81 Se0
Lvssa A WrzEh tsan - Eagzs T4smen.
hos L En4 - h}a,S J. Ross' "a az. ses,
Se~S~ - " n Co h@-t. hsE 8 htecE 2
NJ SAGgA<.s az s. 2@sa
AIRS. G. Schgitz - IS T. TAc-1rssun. OF
. b,ass - Gsl-s8n Park Ea&Ea-Vi. Ssst
L-lEn-e IS ai-Hss' tE2ee S.2zs1sr~-371 % Wai-
Ger = .tad -esr. part q tr&se e. Farm
dale hensesteat and E58 & ~ - corzas
b.gcS - = s &avuarsts raat. s.
SAsriT - M4Egte ! Back. 6 e saE
III block 3 Sander EsasTzzszn Peal EssA9s
Cas- 1zs 80. KS
Saerls 20 Joan e. Pasev. iats Z 70 =
e&sck a.. i0ss Z - = alsek =. lets : % =.
sle<& - Satze1 Eag par& al FEH
EsnrS osssE - = F. Adams Ia LnG =
Eza-esz. AGay. SILVER Aing. E1E3e-s Ness
ard Whistler misses Ss&Esea GAst-sct. 81 =
fsao-Ee Z rEss ~ tx - casa &C. E~s1ve-.
las ard 2 Beck T. EoasaaAze AZ go
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
Col. Chnrf. Y. G.

LONDON. Nov. 2--ronn Rous Merritt
ChAra. Y. &, the hero o. The famous de-
fease % Eerkes srlft. south Africa. IN
January is.s. died az Taunton yesterday
evening
Chsra was born 81 IS sud obtained his
commission in the Royal Engineers ia
ISL. As a ueuteaaDt ~ went 20 Natal
early "a ISIS. and IN January was left IN
charge ug t1e co-luslssarlas post At
Eprke's drss. with eighty men q the
Eixhtieth infantry. pgrin< that tffls an
attack npSD che post vas imminent tire
eolaue3 ARA aged q hsSfy harricsae The
soldiers usfaV the connatssarfat's ssares
fer thJs purpose aa3 building the breest-
works partfy under FIRE. soon afser dark
the post was attacked BY aboaz 1Nas Lalgls
aud tae HEhtsuE lasted fne greater pare -
TIE nlSGs SIX sfrues TIE Eulus succeeded
IN forcing tnslr WAY inside TIRE hargfca a
bat taev wee each time Grsvea cat AZ
tae po5nt = the haycnet A. dawn fhe
nsVt GAS tss post Vas relieved hy 8 Brs--
Isl fcrce sad 81 deEs Tulus were count
ed rear tHe harrfoasie. while the number
Killed sf18r that stack was estimated 20
b. shou. 80 u was EeneFally admitted
a IRE tme thst the defense - tne arfft
vas tAe means - saving Geaytawn ard
HetrutaEe~. as wei as securing tiue Tor
brfaEsns about retreat % the main col
un1n.
SIR Rathrrfara AIeeek.
IsONEso% NsV. s-Rzthe-fo-f AIcock
wha tn rsTE was rr~silfenf Or the Roy7l
C~oE~a ahtczt SscsC-v aast Ehe in fsss sre-
zssed evs< tre hsa.rh department - ths
social ScfeHeo congress-. IS dead. 30 the sge
OF - years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

SAN FEASCISCo. NoT. 2-Ees1lts a.
gngisEs&e-
Seven fssrasnEs sec ~. e-rear-cts Iso1
fusS Nen. sfasFeF M8rl1sT seccnG. SrEa-
49, tNtra I'm %
ST ssracegs. 4-yes r-aI3s and 9pwaryss--
Fsiassw Nae Ws1- Ma3rEeHv sNca1d sem
sst.s~strrrs tes~& arnfa us
Nsfa ard aHs-esxata INK 1-vea r-ssSs
ara uRvs s-xts-f4a.tv HaFxf rp- Del Pas
kr,e,eA Fsfrseans tnsFH- Z szs I.ze4
ore ~ al AZ - rstafs A.ar WaE. kas
Trssssas ssSosd. k'sgsaa sras8z tAs-&. Tlase
isSSta-
SsVen f4rfonEs E-s'n8r-5ss Sect V-havt-
r. nor f.~aa SegGz&, A8sm Antvew tsird
We Et@.
ore xzsiSe sEl-trE, 4-E'Nsr-E9s ara ~
,zra~ylS.-.F sasAfsF RtstR WGE Mrg 2rB LAX
- NJ shirst ~. t.kat-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

- 0riA. b. q. ~ow. z--THe esH
M sstsrfay 1fxrrAsse1 wsrn co@-. f1s
esDszs r. -az casa - re ~@sxr- r
- sseopsre Railway canpsay VA. par
20 os1srx TIE f1swrserz vas ssrn@-
:. - Ihssrestfrs- Il vksw - shs fact sEzs
= - = res . esrsszre 60 ths yr.rsanx 81
=. - fSsnSrs - w'sar psrporsrs -
e the 6~seusAnEss arxzs-xr4 e-,rs.Mrss~s. "a
80 grorrzsn~-s h@a11fze~ TIE ~sssf frs~-
zee 1eser1o~6 fse publication as a cec-
.~.nSt o eosrf. weiea wc9as he e<zs. with
promptly K repeated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
Catarrh Fifteen Years.
Now He Is Cured.

Mr. f. VI Church, pioneer OF XIX
land. Wash. where be was postmaster
for four years. and now employed ey tire
Washington Iron Works I suffered from
catarrh for fifteen years had the usual
discharge from ny nose. dropping IN the
throat. hacking cough and continual head
aches and dizziness. NJ eyes were weak
and my hearing very duh Upon the recon-
rnenaafion OF friends I placed myself TN
der treatment with DIS. Copeland ard Pre-
xa~e. The result az nv course has been
very satisfactory 70 ue Ny cSt9rrnaI
trouble e gore. and I am feeling better
than For many years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
gnlON On THE YUKON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. WITH
sEsrTLE HEaDQrARTERs-
errsz ss~amshie Already PurehsseA.
:. l~sv~ View York Wow. - With
cargo for This Cff,-sew Town 60
- Established on sonfh Channel

-. ~urb-.aFks5-o. soEth chzrnes % TIE
x..sn rszev has been sesz~s upoa By many
~~rss srzaEszed transportation companies
:. .se rozse By waicfs snezr steamers vial
.~.x~ ne Ynkor. Il remains fer = Eossoa
~.~usny 70 zaaoGnce See intention Of 10
...sax = sownsts az fAs mouth Of ths
..u.n channel ard naming & New Boz-
ssn-
xsw postcu, e Is claimed. VIII hsrsras
-. rsval q 81 MleAsei a. seavor- and
.rsn<ssr ssatson ksr ira gold dExxsnxs.
Parties rspssssztinx the pron0ter. hzss
s.en on tie E-san8 making prspzrations
Dr. re Opening o. navigation In the spring.
when L i expected the fzrst load OF ssew
rnrssrd passengers wIII ~ landed az Eew
Bcsran- TIE town gfii BE iocz,sss ~ tue
Eax-oa ard Alaska TFaasysortzttoa Coal-
va.v q teS Ezziss south Of toe southern
SO a TIE Yukon delta. and 30 miles
r&z~er eezf.ie than 81. Michael VITA tn.
ea~nszx az trats5e In fhe spring TIE pro
,raserx Ell pgt fnte services 3 nnw LIE u
srssmsnIps 70 run between Seattle and
xss BssseH-
Two or sAree ass river boats will he
constructed 80 operate Stth the Seattle
rss % take the passengers and freight
&C the yukon Nearly a thousand psopse
fr1n the S=w England states have already
purchased tickets for the nrst TIP.
Ocean Steamship Purchased.
ne iron steamship Brixa2m has been
vurchase6 from II. A. Eessei % New
YORK. aaa vii leavs that part November
xssh a cargo for Seattle. sac viii leave
here March rs Isse. with passengers ard
srsxhs Tor Dawson CITY. IN the na0nsh
vrsceagag her departure for the mouth of
ire Yskon the BFixaans viii make several
trips sr0r Seattle 20 juneau. Dyea and
sxazsay ard return she wAs bGilf "a issS
snd Will Be altered especially for the
Asaska trade An eleftFtc light plant.
gram heatlax apparatus an1 other I'm
pr0vemenks Sfli be put IN. The vessel has
ssavoBad engines and her average speed
h ter 20 eievsn knota an nouT- Up - the
tins Of her purchase she had been eng-gsd
n the West Indian trade.
ne sfeame-z for the Yukon river wiII
BE- as'T sfeei-Ftbhed. stera-wt-si boats.
WIZ accommodation for elH 0pie Trey
eli BE- equipped with :sgyIe-exg ansion e.
eass. electric lighted ard steam heated
Il Is claimed For he south channel tha,
Is practically free from Ice By May !.
vale Norton sound Is blockaded until a
nonfh later untsi quite recently. It has
been the common belief thar only the
rsftaern chanael was navigabie. 80 thar all
srsfrc for the mines BY tbe a-i-water route
has been VIA 81. Michael.
me e0npany's agent "a this city - J. r.
C. Loek~oea. When the Brixs3am arrives
from the Atlantis cnass the company viii
permanently establish head Offices tn thts
clty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
Wrote for Home Treatment.

MIR. Ell G. Fisher. ~eii-known
farmer q Oronio. Wash. when | began
the Copeland treatment Z was a complete
wreck tram catarrh Of the head and stoul-
ach Ny stomach YVES 50 sore and tender
that I could rot bear nv clothes 70 touch
ne I would hloat, and nv stomach would
feel as though Hlied with lead. together
with a constant gnaEing sn the pit of TIA
stomach ! wrote FOR the Copeland Home
Treatment. and Row nay Aealta is better
th4n IN year,
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Catarrh of the Stomach 20
Years---C0npletely Cured.

Mr. John stanton. Latsna. seattle.
Wash: sCatarrh had been working on
my system for twenty years. and m
stomach was almost ruined. Nv food
would net digest. and 1 had continual
hloating ard bciching q gas Since tax
fug the Copeland treatment | have been
entirely free from my trouble
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

eo11t q witch Capt gozo-w x-s CO.
= - rFiizr0ss Received rauz &c.
ssessssslerls o. ta@sr ar~sxzs ns-- -.
1rssts wss ca h0ars. A. - -
- N1xs- e@s~@@r hs- are rs-e "a
- - .naes erxEz%s- ~zs srssr-sz -
Pcirt sut Na--uxssr-a 49,. !. -.
s7sEs- s6s rsz1e ~ r-s- - -. 49,
80 io1r rr1a-sez sxz1-xe s4-.-x e.
sc Capt Cze-3ers Ios< ne -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

- - lezas-cA CD Che post-T- teIll geaeer-
~ hhtsfF- Ny. 1Tfe cscy Repue-
-. central csun ttee has fecta2l &c
- ma cafc-srs for sAe coustag CITY
80 ee tas eserfnE - Novs1nher e
= sesaszsilfre 80 now cresalreg 81 "
80 tiret wars. A. = clark. So
- 49, oe Nel~la. r6lrd ward F. Il
se'N Fog-eh va-s. Esef~r rlrnrre r-,ssr,
80 ~ar3, = n. Vr~nsr. sgxta wsra.
- = =, Nsehrss as farssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
To HOLD THEIR TRADE.
san Francisco Merchants Combiainx
aEafu~s Frxtera Points


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. .-The general
committee q TIE Merchants Frelghnug
Association has appointed 3 suh-commit-
tee 20 wast On tire wholesale grDcers. dry
goods merchants ard manufacturers and
tobters q wood and wlilow ware 20 for
nary ask sheir al "a the movement 20 So
cure cheaper transportation % Coast
putnts
says ore y the headers = che association.
e wage eoanercal var against Los An
Cnles ln tha south an3 Portland Tacoma
sad Seattle n TIE uortA. hut - couhsae
the commercial interests q the Pae5ec
coasr against =. P4ai s. Louis, CFnaaa
ard IN cage houses. ws.ca- WITH tae assist
ancs - the railroads are taking the trade
from 1hs center. where Z naturally be-
longs More thEr = 80 hss already beer
subscribed 20 suEsAer TIE work of tire a.
sssc5atseu
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yo one deprived of the benefsts of
The Copeland Treatment because of
living at a distance from the once.
M vou cannot come Co the Once.
write for Home Treatment symptom
Blank and Beck, and be cared at
home
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SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Post Integlgxeneer.
GRAND FORKS, 3 C Nov z-Jozeph
l. Nissms a who be- ia charge % the work
on the Summit camp ro@A from Grand
Forks. reports thas the road Is now faly
ons-third csrnpaeted and that be expects
20 drive the rFst wagon 70 Summit camp
n9g LATER than November Z
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Mar. vail Facilities for skasuay.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer
WASHINGTON. New. 2-The POS smas-
ter general has issued Al order to permit
the man contractor 20 Esake four additional
round trips in November between SEATTLE
ard sltka. supplying also Dysa and
Staguay. I've in December and four fl
January. provided the service = performed
without additional cost - the department..
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Special Dispatch to the P0ss-Intelllgeneer.
EVERETT. Nov. Mark Swtnnerron.
OF Aarysxilie, had bis Residence catered
lass night b two thieves. who stole Sc.
They entered the room IN which he Was
sleeping without waking hi1-
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TH~ n~arcA hyslrar~apasc cFEee s-szvsr--.
sso..sN. Fsa~z Tswasena. y asa WI egs--
rfsh e. apns-aEseH- free oE cnarwe fssT8
treeruz&saasE Tegay4-2E tie 1os.gM4aag L.
ices 70 Eza-zHars.
EyrsstsA t-eSaFTzels. FA1eogvsr tFIazA est
caaSs. II srss&sae bay. Ax1t establishes Ok
Eare r0E1E
nszEuAFE. Great Bsis. east co&sf CT
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rHE BLOW MAS Fatal
saaeea Keeper Quctis Ftshf By
AffItnz a Nan.

htfIinx a Man
So Nlsgstea to Sas PoSt~IutelIggeness.
sNlstoMISH NV 1-Frank Crasser,
Nrf2 sAfasie Vaaxar. whose Ae8d
-, crushed ev -ssgg IN tie hands q
49, NFa@sf 81 alieen keeper az that
80 @st ssnafv aGrrnoon. ele3 tbs
AZ oe'e-& az TIE Maple house. "a
@iy CsoNa H,ertared ln 4 @aican
af tocS tne raTt q the easa
saeea Cseess5 osrs<aa. ara an evs-wss.
So saye taat t'~sz3ey sfrscg C-gRner
loat saY rrav1eat.eu sc tNe t5rae.
Fsw.eE s raser arrsse Cercaar sake
- Ie.la eaArEe of EEamsr-s carrse.
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specfal Dtspatch 70 tha Post -Tn.sIli x.ues-
eHAND FORKS, 3. c. Sov z-At
present three different SITES have Ha@n Of
fsFsc Mr. EeDo1gaffs szs~lser eorr~-w
Ore % these sites IL situated ahoas haag a
uai@ - TIE North Fork. another On Ire
west ssee q tss t0wn ard fae third On the
east eide IRE owners os these proo@~xfss
sFe most liberal n their ofrers 20 the eous-
pzny.
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stax~ Held rp BY n..k~s Nh

BAKER CITY. Or. Nov. The Snarsa
ssags vas held Up By two masked ruen
three naises from this city tonlxnt TIE
nixawaYnasu lad lantern. which fright
sned the horses. causing them to run
away. ard the coach capslzesd The driver
SrAeoed the mail sack and reached the
city In safety.