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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25

The Heritable Securities & Mortgage IN
vestmcnt Company. In a suit flied yester-
day in the superior court. charges Mr.. and
Mrs ID. r. Denny with seeking 70 evade
a debt by conveying raj estate 10 their
son Victor W. g Denny. The complaint
gets forth that the company fcreciosed a
certain mort gage 10 recover some 81. z1s g
from the Dennys: that the sale q tho
nlortgagef premises Welded only s. sss Ts,
leaving a balance q 81 So. - on which the
company claims deficiency judgment.
The complaint alleges that II was 20 evade
the force Of this debt that the Dennys Con-
veyesi 20 their son certain real estate in
Guiding lots ]. ?. ? 4 s. s. 7. block p: Tot .
block 81 y. r Denny's Home addition:
lots 12. IL. II. block Is. fractional block !:
lots e. s. 6. :. r. Is Il ard part OF lot 5
block 81. in repiat OF blocks l. 2. 6. T. I3. "A
and q North Seattle: lots l. 2 g. T. II II
block 3. North Seattle. lots s. g. I and north
half Of lot a. block 81. Mercer's second al
dition and the south eighteen feet % lot
:. block :. in A A. Denny's second addt-
ton. The complaint distinctly alleges that
this conveyance was m lGe "witl intent 20
cheat. hinder. delay and defraud" the CON-
pany: that IL was made without conSsdera-
ton and with tbe purpose Of putting the
property out OF reach o. their creditors"
that IL was accepted by Victor Denny with
the same fraudulent intent. who took the
property not absolutely. but only IN tr1Is.
for his parents who sti1 controf IL, Just
as they did bcgore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25

During rext term there NIL BE- an IN
novaticn in the shape Of 4 two hours his
tory course. Prof. Bechdol, having
charge.
The Christian Associations. as wei as
the societies and driii. have been dis
pens@d with until next term. which BE-
gins next " >1nesday morning.
Examinations ara holding sway a. the
university this week. The term ends with
Friday Under che system or having three
terms compose d school year. instead Of
two. as formerly.
Prof Wander Weer has been ttzsy sur7fr.
TIA week "a taking the measurements OF
sha rnea Of his large classes. The show
ing made IN this department Is al gul-
preovcnent over last term.
some usae interest IS being manifested
by the ssU&e1ts al the university over
tha har oratoTtcs5 contest 81 hieh VIII taxa
pace during coTnuaeucene nt- The pT.zas
cfere4 are IS and IS FOR the two best
erAstors. 70 contain between L5oo and LIE
words
President Harrington has received some
bank Applications for scholarships from
ths Cyh%csGo university. These sehsl q -
ships ara worth frusn so - $50 and tn =
opportunity vii probably Re se.zea upon
~ some student a. the university. There
are at present ahout 80 students az ire
Chicago university Sho are eztoytES these
scholarships
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25

EpTNNoN. FEB 2A.-speciAL--LasFrenee
y IDov5e 4 civil engineer OF Port AngeseS.
.azsea through Briauon few Gays Sgo
srorn t3us.csas 81 e hurried trip TO Ia
r,rra 70 r.eet some parties there on I'm
rsortant mining business. AT. Doyle Is enc
az a ronapany organized to prospect the
f1.iTiav-s1te tlzetta. Watch. oieho. C.allarn,
Psvcht auG Fsl~f& rivers also Cham oers
creek. which Is the same sac as the oseno
river
Mr.. Dovls says there are some very 5000
rvosn4ets On Chambers creek which they
Intend 10 investigate. He also said that
there wzs a good deal OF prospecting and
rnlning going on from the head waters OF
TIE Ozerfs 70 the head Of the QuIllayufe.
The camping In that vicinity is slate and
iron. He said they had numerous assays.
but were not prepared 10 make the result
uuhlse AZ present. Diamond drills are 70
be shipped into the country Immediately.
Ia ard around Mount Constance there are
many rich prospects TO be developed the
coming year.
six years ago prospector from Port
Townsend brought from the foot OF Mount
Constance q piece OF cropping from lead
about ten feet vide which assaye9 over
So IN gold and silver. IL is reported that
he intends 20 stake out his prospects at
once.
Thomas r. Horner, Of Brinnon. says that
the Otymplcs are on the eve Of great min
ing boom
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25

The Queen City Candy Company has
obtained fEzignezlt against z. ". Whistle
for sS3s4.
Sale Of real estate IN the case OF A
1rnas1 yesterday.
The Duwarntsh Dairy Company yester-
Cay obtained judgment against John Rus
set for s.. 90 and interest.
Charles aadaeId Yesterday nlad a petit
ton for letters Of administration on the
estate % Lawrence M4Aloux. deceased
Default was taken yesterday against
a W. Pratt and Dora ". Pratt IN the
suit OF J. Edward Wright against them
Judge Benson yesterday AWARDED Smith
Brewett X CO. judgments BY default FOR
Si4s. - and interest against Kari ksefer
and wife.
An order confirming the sale of real
estate IN the case OF John Wooding vs..
j. Wooaing a. Co. was signed yesterday
By Judge Moore.
The two suits fled yesterday by the
Columbia a Puget Sound Railroad Com
pany are for the purpose OF olstfng ten
ants behind IA their rent.
n. n. A. Hastings was given Judgment
b default yesterday fer sii2 against W.
r Brawley and ID. g Brawley, the order
being signed by Judge Benson.
Judge Jacobs yesterday signed judg-
ment In accordance with the verdict for
s. 10 recently rendered in MS court IN
favor OF +. ;. Griffith against l. Bur
ling anne et al
The appeal OF William Partridge from
the board OF state land commissioners. a
contested tide land case, vas on hearing
before Judge Moore yesterday and Was
continued I'll today
The Lynn Mining Company was ineor-
roFated yesterday with a capital stock Of
s. .e.0.0sn. and the following trustees: Will
". Hawks. Edward 3. Palmer and II.
Macarthur
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FOR PROMOTION.
six Policemen Take 81 Civil Service
Examination.

A ciyu service examination for patrol
men for promotion TO sergeant was he'd
yesterday the applicants being l.. J. Bird
sail. a II. NenOrd. W. r. Laubscher, W.
I. Peer. :. s. Crawford. and Irving Ward.
10 was not difficult examination. and
was calculated TO bear directly on the
work required OF a sergeant.
As usual. there were many mistakes IN
the spelling. The following words were
selected as a test: Perjury. commission.
service. impartial. subpoena, treSpass. en-
bezzie, ntsdeTneanor. ordinance, violence.
explosive. Wednesday. regulate. ofrense,
license. punishment. possession. decision.
attention. complexion. AL these words
are encountered frequently by policemen.
and were chosen on that account.
Following the spelling came q dictation.
given 20 test spelling. punctuation. accur-
acy, etc. A short letter TO the commission
was required. to test clearness of state
ment- The questions were most simple
and such as any school boy u years cd
could answer without difficulty. TIE most
important questions were those bearing
on the duties OF sergeant. These Ques-
tiOns were designed 10 bring out the ap-
piicants familiarity with the laws OF
crime. and the workings OF the police de-
psrtment
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co1sa 90 dtfls s1se n the way Of expsasr-
aNs @sAt Ne wanted However. he pro-
cacsd paper which seemed 20 IxrDSy tnsr
ne wh@sec 10 become an Ar,srtcan TIE
gsrosessor suggested ealing I'D ERE Ttzs-
Ian consa. for consuitattor.. he went into
TIE TEASPOONS box. ard after securing H.
right number. cc1rtscszs.y Invited ,Ae s-rr.-
oryonfc citizen - enter ard 20 bis own
faAkirAg. Tne man asd apparently never
seer tesepaons eefore. FOR he ss0t cot o.
TIE box ike bullet oct OF a gun. Finally
after calling IN several assistants. a.. an
Outstanding vas arrived a. Tee Applicant
went down town and cane back vita ore
witness He WA again toS6 that Sc rsusr
have two. and VIII make another EGG.
today 20 enter the strait and narrow zate
% sssctorai lnvsstfture
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25
THE BOOK os THE MINES.



The degree OF interest In the mining In
dus-ry which has been aroused In this
section is illustrated ay thu large subscrip-
zion received for the Post-Tnteli iKeucer's
forthcoming publication, Mining IN the
Pacfae Northwest" and by the frequent
Inquiries received as 20 when IL will sD-
pear The work % preparation Is being
pushed as vigorously az possible, and the
volume vii be IN ths hands % its sub
scrlsers between the middle ara snd OF
March The first coptss 70 come OF the
press will be distributed 10 those who have
subscribed ir advance and thus IL will be
30 Ire advantage oS Intending purchasers
20 send IN their subscriptions a. once. The
price viii be % cents q olieioth cover. q
IN clota boards. ana a. subscriptions from
outside Seattle should - accom- panied by
me cash, receipt OF which viii De duly ac-
know le3ged-
The preparation az E8ch a WORK neces-
sarlly requires care and tire 20 secure
accuracy ard compile sness. Tia articles
from ;hs Intelligence special cor
respondent require revision, snG a number
q new articles have 20 Re prsuared DE-
scrfbtnr raw districts The collection OF
sata Ter ths maps ard the drafting os
them - 30 small undertaking bat tAe r ~
ing pubic ran rest assured that No pains
VII h@ SHARED % euea6v 81 these mars
a larger amount 90 sccursts inform alton
han las been SHOWN q any maps here
tof5rs pehsishsd- Work IN every cepart-
rrent 10 being prosecuted rlEht and day
wth wiew 20 ruhlisA,ioE a. ira earliest
possible date.
As this voluz.a w1ll eircu7sts rnars ex-
5snsivslY I. ere mining world than sny
previous publication &C the kfr- IT'S waig1e
a. AZ a6vsr.5sIn- medium vii he obvious
ar3 a !i-sted amount 81 scaes has N~sn
alhottat se- tESt purpose. y sssft45n 20
e. caszsi1sS sn1sx 70 advertisements II -
proposed % include an alphabetical d.
rsctory. q mining couar ani>s giving thz
aruoCrt q oar.tai Etoek treasury seek.
actress. zsrne a26 tocatton % property ard
naIss of cfaosrs For sncfuxfnn n iris
directory tn@ chsrre ~la h~ 81 earss a zee
AT "a 80 esssrs5 facts car - sivsz n
shrs@ % 1xe Ines & NJ - A. 3-ex~ensfve
Tzetas1 % conveying Information in -
gsrc % mining cs-n ps~sss TIE bask VII
aavs a fuil s. dsx - -irizg properties. 20
E1AaeA ia -sA4er can Ts:e< szoza tie c.
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Rrcrfxrr.. Final Nrport.

Charles Watson. receiver 81 tA~ Gosh
Murray Co Yesterday GieG his final re-
port and vouchers. tie states thar ~ has
obtained Judgment with costs against
James Gosh for SIS zs5 S.. ard against
pantcg Murray for $1,000 rerrss@nt ting
their aahTstv On subscription - capital
stock The Judgment. - FAR a. he knows.
tx valu~A-4ys An appli>zttor was rrxds BY
r. A. Murray. one % the crc~titors Cor an
order ~ sell these iudSTr~uss hgt Judge
langley declined 20 grant the Order. TIE
receiver wishes the our 20 Instruct bin
ns - wat Re shaH - with the fuis-
r.entA No further dividends win - paid.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25
MILLER BOUND OVER.
esrener's Jury at niakelcy rtcGs
HIN Guilty OF Murder-Brough
Hack 20 King County jail

Charles r. MiEsr. who killed his vito
Az TIED 20 XIII himself at Port hlaksiey
@sl Monday, gas taken from the kirs
county jail % the scene OF hts crime ycs-
'sfaay morning by sheriff Buckley. Ga XII
sap eouhty With the sheriff we're County
AigeFnvy Yakey and Coroner B-gdeustine.
The party went over on the steamer f-ita.
which left the dock here at o'clock aad
AfflFed a. B.akeiay q few minutes after 4
TIE people Of hlakeiey had expscsed that
AFTER would be taken back Tuesday night.
80 when tas regular egeagns beat arrived
mere crowd VAS gathered around the
aaaFL IL Miller had been on bosns there
: 4iise doubt thst the county would have
s@sa saved the expense OF his trial. she
1eed was disappointed. however. ana TO
Sso.3 any possible trouble the Alta was
tAAFiere3 yesterday morning 10 make a
ssecial trip.
aae eosoaeF's Inquest was opened AT $50
ee'ook, and the building was packed with
ia'Fnse,y Interested spectators. The testi-
aoay q witnesses brought cut nothing
tla' vas not toid IL the ost-fatelligeneer
- mafning after The murder The Jury
sas cat bat few minutes. returning the
te-ieWin9 verdict:
"s to Jury ~ the matter Of the To-
saest agon the bo6y or Caroline Miller. de-
s'Nsea- Go 1na thar fae deceased came 20
eaf arata ey gunshot wound iniicted by
- asad ~ her husband. Charles y. Miller.
ei'a ne Intent "a murder her
y I clock ihe preliminary examination
-. - ned. & ". Evans testiaef 60 selling
Ser ne revolver vita which the muir
50 @ss committed. &r Chapman told the
s.efF q the Ii1djas of 2I.lies and his wife
So ne shooting RDd % takiae posses
- Niier Chapman also testified that
- Aitser hAd resolves ri ~ sad thai ne
maze psor SOB ~ g ena that Il he
- eAanee BE weG8 Gnlsh H. As re-
- =, % TIE e1asalaatloa Miller was bound
80 - fae aeNi term q the kEtsap county
- Nitnoai bali Ha Was turned over 20
s'sf'1 who Brought nfm back 60 the
go county ian ,Asy niehs.
- f@aeTA % Ma Miller vas he'd az
.--e--EA a. 49,. aA--a-.a.- = ...---.-..
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NICHOLSON DAMAGE SUIT.
Retaliation for the Attachment sued
Out hr III. Rns~ntnurn

Mr. and Mrs Mark Nicholson. propri-
etors OF the Berlin Cloak and Suit House.
have come back at n. Rosenbsum by fling
a damage suit against him in the superior
court. In which they ask for a judgment
OF $500 and costs. $3.50 being named as
the amount Of actual dana &c. while g. 0e0
Is called for under the head Of exemplary
damages"
The alleged damages grow out OF the
closing OF the establishment last month
under ap attachment taken out by Rossn-
baum. IA support Of which he fled an afi-
davit charging that Mr.. and Mrs. Michel
son were secreting and making away with
their goods IN order 70 evade their credit
ors. Rosenbaum's sureties on his attach
ment bond are also named as defendants
In the damage suit
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VS.. G r. Aierecht: rent 50 and restitution
o. -r@rnisAz
Susan a Wells vs. Flora Z Warner
81 al prorntssory r0zs 80 ard fore
closure
Ee~stahle Securities and Mortgage IL
Tesg n@nt Aszocta ton. limited. Va Louisa
Z. Denny et al: cancellation OF deed and
Subsection 70 Hen.
". J. Burns vs. Nic12el O Brten 81 TX :
grora&ssory note and interest sle.seaas. at
t0rney's fee $50 ard foreclosure.
Marx MBcnesson e. ux ~ II Rosen-
baum 81 al. actual damages x-Sa. ex-
egnpkary damages 8 8N
Henry Kleemyer IS Grace Montgomery
- viz; promsSsory note s. GO. sttorneT' >
fee - and foreclosure
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TIE first OF re e-1bexzlernsnt cases
against Frank T. Wav took ~ most 81 'h-
aay N Judge Jacobs department % ire
.,r~-,sr court YESTERDAY having heen Goa
.tsuss iron. the saw before. Joseph Marx.
a. ore rrrse superintendent "a ne cf1cs es
AZ J. Rrsndeassetr a. CO. from whom
Way Is charged with ernSextsins funds.
resumed bis testimony tc- 80 prosecution.
a. vas eross-exsminee ~ counsel for
tie sefe-Ss Other witnesses eall~s dur
ing ere CAV we're George =. Hesgezon afai
II V V Resn. Evidence n TIE case WI
-,rshahiy es concluded today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25
SEATTLE COAL AND IRON 90.
Recent Foreclosure sale Affected by
sapreme Court Decision.

AS was announced In the telAv-aphsc
columns OF the Post-Intsiiigsneer yester-
day morning, the supreme court has re-
versed the superior court OF King county
in the case Of the Manhattan Trust Com
pany, OF New York VS.. the Seattle Coal
ana Iron Company /, viii be remembered
that after the foreclosure proceedings
were had Ia the superior court the Seattle
Coal and Iron Company took an appeal.
Meanwhile the property vas sold un6 er
the foreclosure. and was bid in by the
bondhoicers. This sale Ia. not yet been
confirmed by the court
The matter came np before Judge Moore
yesterday on an application TO confirm
the sale, but as news Of the supreme court
decision. az above stated had already
reached the city. Judge Moore Gecsfna-ss 10
take action until he had seen the decision.
Accordingly he set the hearing for next
Saturday.
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MINES AND INNING.
pRoSrEs-roRs TURN THEIR ATTEy-
TIoS TO THE oLrNPIcs.

Country said to Censsia Valuable
Rock Under m Iron Gaping
Good Surface fnafcafions From
the ses<hserhooa of Aeunf Con-
.txne~-Hundreaso of PROJECTORS
IsneUp for the Rash Into the Col
Vile Reserve
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Gladness Comes

yITith a better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts--pleasante efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease. but simply to a constipated condi-
ton of the system. which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
ly removes. That Is why it Is the only
remedy with millionsof families, andis
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due To the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts 1t is therefore
ali important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists
If in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, laNatlveS or
other remedies are then not needed III
afflicted with any actual disease, one
NAV be commended to the most skillfui
physicians, but If in need OF a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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A meeting % the Martin Creek ara
Sezl-ag1a<nssh afzntnr Company was Aeaa
yesterday. ard IL Was tecscec 20 Begin
active operations for sAe Sevelocnen. Of
rs properly - econ 40 fhs weather VII
permit. The company evils tss Eotten-
TOT Ard Extension Gains situated en- fne
Eas of tAe Everett Monte Crssto rar-
way. Lxpsrts have pronounced tAs
claims exceptionally coed oreS
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Csa-,es c. Scott, -@ceit-s- ~ IA A Tre~ea
a Co~parv. nsesa Ms sixth report yosssr-
saw showing thas - sas or aan4 .. SO,
.hae al TIE receivers BIS have been rsse
20 date. that BE Sill have GO March 50
"a. present rate - saAes, enough S1a<zsy -
osw /. thsra dlxtSer, x % ps- cert On
IS srnltcatsoa JutEe Moore gave hisa
cav. 20 c-St@~ go~as FER TIE spring ara
summer trade
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TIE ersertug wedge OF faszl csnrlaIat
is c.te1 3 slight cold. which dose or t<o
OF Ayers Cherry Pecxa~ai -aSga. hsvs
cures az the commencement Therefore Il
Is advisable 20 have this prompt ard sure
remedy always az hsnS 70 meet an araer-
gency.
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Burlington Route.

Our service 20 the South.
From Billings. Mont. ard also from
ST Pau. M.a1-. tha BUr,tErtor Routs
maintains through trass service 20 s.
Lo4LS. No. there connecting 81 cuter
eepos WITH 81 Southern Ines.
Use route va ST Louis IS the shortest
quickest art 81 every way TIE best 70 ths
Sssuth saa Southeast. and travaaerz Who
take sny other CO 80 without = thorough
understanding or tie facts Sc ths eas~.
NJ r. Bensaa. Puget Scans Agent. corner
yesge- way sd FgEsE averge
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- s.l1ours-x rev s&st. we're aie. yes
f-~yssw 4, re Superior ceurt;
.~-.,usvhls 4 Puget Sound Railroad CO
- sfe0sec PANE e TX. yent So = Ana
rgsetfs4ttcn - premises
Columbia < Puget sound Aa@lfa-1 %.
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A WoULD-BE CITIZEN,
Nsete at an Italian who Could Vet
tadrr.Raaa Americana

- :" ". neLcnE better knoNn as
- esSef weo prezssez az to window
= c241fy clerks offSos waere would
p ei,Esas take sst ~. nas-N-. thnf s.
- tasn - ssps,ort thr sssrSfttufs,asl. had
:. +~sk.s Yesterday WtEA the mysteries
II - 4ta-tsn ta1gaa -. sna ax the csourt
sf@teF w-ss speaks 1taEaa naeuffy.
-. >'Tt arse @rsa Eea. tie professor
- t sae ta1ae corepsvtu4y h2gne~3 A
sat Ter cfttEeoshfs presented htna-
- &c @tnfoN eut after aamr-nu~fnx
-..9 softy several tgsne~ sm6 thea
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receory wAsn examining snee tNs Affairs
a. any ecE paxy
AZ cozsynrnicassoos relating GO this rae-
h,asiea saesAi be addressed 20 Z. r.
Hodges. editor era manages. eex =. Seat-
ia was-
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liens - vel vss isSc~a Yesterday fcr
A-.ss-~w Hansen. - tss11Uzh. ard AArsA
Ar.s@rxay ~ Seattle.
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p. Hydro SzaeStipx ard Rseaiax Com
rNzry. - TAccnna. WI ezs=uossstrzse "a
Trarsg process Tor sznasttag Ores 81 Lake
view. Saturday. zsta i2Sg- TIE rsutsse .~s
invited Tax 50 y. =. train SATURDAY
morning JOHN = SEAGl4ES. r~sssa--sr
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ST Feas w hare used Cia.lah~rlaiu's
80 - f.ere''y and Always keep il in TIE
So. Il S regarded ia our hrniiv as =
- az e''-tis snd croup. IL j. also in
- ios uhoop.ns coagh. We family
- s-ege are Children ssuald he without
a. + AoEE4, Obey, Ma
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RIG POLICE CAPTURE.
~,rrs. ARREST GANG OF STR
..s AVID oousrERFErrEHs.

eosa Fssnd Proves That the
vrre ssf Expers-rhs Three
rrxsea ON n Wholesale Rob
.sn~ss. Too, bat Combined
rs.-.eir.. 10 Work That p'a s''
uaeh MISUNDERSTANDING
IT. blown open
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c. c. Thornton. os Snonnrtxh. sx-ra~
dian agent at Tulalip, - IN the city
Fred r.. LySozs goes 70 OLYMPIA TODAY
on supreme court business
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Mothers! MehersH MefhsrsN
x-x WILSON'S s0ozhins syrup has BEEN used fcr
over so years ~ miltoBs Of cthsfs fes tAsir ehif
arsn wAise teeta8ns sits perfect success - soetAes
ire enid sofraus TIE gums. altsys sn pain. csrss
vtrd cole and IN the best remedy Tor DisrghssA
sold by drazkists IN eysFy Eart o. the esftd Sc
sure and ask tor Mira Winssow's eosihf1g syrup"
and take q o other kind % esnLs = sotsse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25

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