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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-21

AGENTs-Quiek men 10 visit stores. sell
machine for printing signs. In ten coiors
surface. ARC Co.. 81 Arc street. Racine.
VIA.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
MOnOna Lake Assembly. Madison, Wis
July 2O-3O, 1897.

On July 10 to 80, inclusive,
round-trip tickets to Madison will
be on sale at rate Of $lO.40; good
returning to and including July
81, 1897. F. P. AINswoRTH, Agent.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
New CenterViIle.

Miss Alice Thoen left Monday
for Minneapolis.
Geo. Canning spent few days
at home last week.
Gary Hodge of Prescott, spent
9 few days with relatives in this
vicinity.
Miss Bertha Hampton returned
from St. Paul for her vacation
last week.
Miss Emma Guiser left Tuesday
to attend the Epworth League
Convention at Toronto.
The Lutheran church near here
was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground Monday
July 5.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
BeldenYille.

a Winona man is In town buy
ing lumber.
A. missing went to work for
the summer.
Most Of our Beldenville people
celebrated July 9Th at Ellsworth.
Mrs. L. Perkins of Chicago. is
visiting her brothers, L. and G.
Larson.
This poor weather for baying
we are in hopes the rain will stop
for couple of weeks.
Mrs. c. Baker went to River
Falls last Tuesday and picked
Strawberries on Mr.. Currier S farm.
What is the matter with the
young people Of New Centerville
that joined our lodge? They do
not turn out very often.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
KinnickinmiG.

Mrs. H. A. Wilson has gone to
Minneapolis.
Miss Maud Sanford has returned
from Roberts.
Jay Wadsworth lost cow one
day last week.
All report good time at the
picnic last Friday.
EIra Pace and wife visited at
Ellsworth last Sunday.
DR.. Gendron was up from River
Falls Sunday evening.
Andy Haley was over from
Pleasant Valley Friday.
Andrew Swenson is over from
Beldenville for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Deans were
out from River Falls Sunday.
There is to be social at Mrs.
Deyarmond's to night. Admission
Is cents.
H. ?. Holverson and wife of
South Fork visited at Walter
Wilcox's Sunday.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13


THE '97 MODEL OF THE BAILEY
BRAKE BEARS about the same re-
lation to Cycling that the Nesting-
house Air Brake does to Railroading.
Weight OF. Valuable alike to racer and
amateur. Applied to any wheel. Racers
can turn sharp corners at almost full speed.
Riders for pleasure have delightful feeling
of safety. Indispensable for ladies' When
going forward the brake is at rest Back pres
sure on pedals applies it. (See CUT. Price
81 90. Send 90 for sample for single wheel
or tandem, express prepaid. Use one
week, return not satisfied, and money re
funded next mail. Catalogue free.
We also control the BURTON AUTO
MATIC ADJUSTA BILE HANDLE BA Il with
ventilated aluminium adjustable grips.
Sample sent for $500 on same terms as brake.
BOTH ADMIRABLE ARTICLES FOR
AGENTS or side lines for co numerical travel
ers who are riders. These offers are good up
to July 3lst.
Reference: any bank in Chicago or COM
mercial agency in United States.
THOMAS KAN & COMPANY.
6466 Wabash Ave. Chicago, Ill.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
Big River.

Miss Mary Buss is home from
River Falls.
The franciscan Sisters have
gone to la Crosse to spend the
vacation.
Miss Gertie Beeler of Prescott,
spent few days at her aunt's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Easbender.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
County Court Proceedings.
ALLEN P. WELD, County Judge.
Special Term, June 8th.

Estate of II. B. Warner. Final set
Element. Account of administrators
allowed and order entered assigning
residence of estate.
Estate of H. L. Scheide. Order
entered making allowance for support
OF deceased
Estate of John A. Stirratt Letters
of administration issued, appraisers
appointed and order entered limiting
time for proof of claims and fixing
time for examination of same.
Estate of John Saxton. Hearing
upon application for final settlement.
Adjourned to June 18th to take evil
dence.
Special Term, June 18th.
Estate of John Saxton. Evidence
taken and further adjournment
granted until June %.
Estate of FL. S. Colby. Letters OF
administration granted to H. II.
Bascom.
Estate of N. f. Works. Final SET
Element. Accounts of administrator
allowed and order entered assigning
residue OF estate.
Guardianship of Emerson Harrison.
Letters of guardianship issued to
Emery Harrison.
Estate of Nelson Kline. Letters OF
administration issued to Lorrin J.
Kline. Appraisers appointed order
fixing time for hearing claims and
limiting time within which to present
the same.
Adjourned until June %.
June %. Estate Of John SaXton
Evi fence taken and due cause beng
shown, further adjourned until June
Goth.
Special term, June Goth.
Estate of G. f. Frier Upon stipu-
lation OF parties. matter adjourned
to August 10, 1897.
Estate Of Barney Messersmith.
Hearing upon application for admin
istration Letters granted to A. g.
Baar!ry.
Estate of Keziah Meyer SettI-,
ment OF accounts OF J. NJ Bailey, de
ceased, as executor OF Keziah Meyer
with new executor. Accounts allowed
Special Term, July 9th.
Estate of Erick Johnston. Applica-
ton for administration OF the estate.
Administration granted to John A.
Quist
Guardianship OF minor heirs of N.
B. Finstad. Order entered appointing
L. O. Moen guardian. Letters issued.
The said guardian files petition for
leave to sell real estate of said minors
Order entered that same be heard
August 10, 1897.
Guardianship of john C. Bevick.
Minor appears and nominstes John
Qnist as his guardian. Nomination
approved.
Guardianship ofminor heirs of John
Looms. G. d. German appointed
guardian of John Loomis. HI. g.
hammers, former guardian, appears
and exhibits his accounts which were
examined. 1t appearing that it was
necessary to obtain record proof for
Kansas, hearing adjourned until
August 10, 1897.
Estate of Barney Messersmith
Bond of administrator filed, letters
issued. Order entered limiting time
for filing claims and fixing time for
hearing same.
Will OF Margaret 0. Hearn. Appli-
cation for probate. Time for hearing
fixed Aug. 10th.
Estate OF David Downing. Apnlica
ton for final settlement. Order
that such application lie heard Aug.
10, 1897.
ALLEN P WELD,
County Judge.
National Encampmtnt G. A. r. Buffalo,
A. ID 90 1907
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
BraSingtOn.

Mrs. Zweaky returned home
from Ellsworth last week.
Sam Thorne of Brasington is
voted to be our next school teacher.
If you are looking for bargain
in pair of shoes, call and see US.
n. II. WIGER & Son.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
To the Farmers OF Pierce and st. CrOix
Counties.

NJ. e. Johnson is buying cattle,
sheep and hogs. and will pay the
highest market price for same.
Call on or leave orders at John
son & Ellertson' s hardware store.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
Died.

DIEss.-In River Falls, Wis,
July Is, 1897, Miss Annie Dless.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-07-13
National Emcampmtnt G. A r. Buffalo,
N. ", Aug. 1928, 1897.

Tickets to Buffalo and return at
$21.9O for the round.trlp will be
on sale August 81 and %, good
for continuous passage in each d.
rection and for return to and in
Guiding August 81, 1897.
F. P. AINswoRTH, Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
KILLED BIZ A BLAST.
y. u NICHOLSON. OF SEATTLE,
MEETS DEATH AT RossLAND.
A Premature Explosion I'm the Tuu-
mel OF the Red Eagle Mine blows
the side of His Head on-A Ton
OF Pure Geld Received fer the
War Eagle Property.

Joseph y. Nicholson, a miner. who has
worked in many camps or tee Pacific
coast. was killed a. Rossssnd January y
BY premature blast a. the Red Eagle
mine.
Nicholson. wish c. W. Sir. was workin q
the day shift The u1en had three holes
drilled and 1Iied when ~. lefs the tunnel
which 10 forty feet. leaving Nicholson 10
IRE them Nicholson came oat and said
ne was unable 70 light one OF the holes.
They waited Tor two shots. when Sfehcl-
soE said he would 80 back and light the
other fuse. Ssll says Nicholson could not
shot was heard. He went 10 the tunnel
and found Nicholson with the left ssde Of
his head blown OF. He called u doctor
who dressed the wounds, and carried the
wounded man 20 the hospital Nicholson
died before morning
Nicholson was born at Antioch. Contra
Costa county. Cal He was one OF the
owners OF the Granite Ring group Of
mines on Gold creek. east OF SnoQualria
pass. and was one Of the pioneers Of the
district He had pro-pecsed ana mined In
Monte Cristo. went 10 Slate creek with the
rush 20 that district. had been In tha
Methow and had also mined IN Alaska.
making his headquarters In this city. He
had. az different times, charge Of large
mills IN California and Arizona
Tho Red Eagle mine is owned by Seat
tie and Tacoma people. w ]. Fife being
president. Nieholson's father and Two sis
tiers live In San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 4 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
J. 1897. are Sal. 69s. IS. There we're filed for
record yesterday Is deeds, aggrsgating
s.. Gals Following Is a list furnished by
the Seattle Abstract Company, room Ais
New York block;
sheriff 10 Moore Hunt Company lot 1.
blk 70. Bell Heirs Ist add. Feb. 4. STA
Julia A. Fenton 10 Henry Fenton, lot =
BLK IA Woodland add. Salmon Bay city.
March II. iSas. $40.
same to Amy Fenton Brown and Henry
Fenton, = acre in sw ne SEQ a, -. ).
MancA II. iSs. SO.
same 20 same, lots 1 70 4. to IL, blk
e. Woodland add. Salmon Ray city.
March II. 1SS. $40
Joseph koelsoh TO Emma Koelsch. lot
u, blk To- Valentine add. Jan. =. 81
Victor ". ;. Denny OF ux. to Emily |.
Home ei,i adj add. Jan. j. S.
Louisa Denny and husband DAVID T. to
Emily L. TaA, .ots 10 s, 10 ~ NIX -.
p and ID Ss 3 a9 r p ann 30 wassr 'front.'
IS, fsSat bfks l. > + * Il and : y.
Seattle l 9ts ass saftl blk Blk 10 ra s
City add; uhd14 Blk $. Eden add. Jan 80.
:. <. smith ct ux. TO william 4. G.
West. lots l 20 D. blk -, Coinmeroiai 81
Steam Motor add. Jan. Is, $500.
Wight SO NV sec 30. 70. 3. Dec. = loss, Mo.
stephen Nfblock ct ux. 70 Esther Marie
Obradovich, lots is and 10. blk 9. lot IL
DIX ls0: lots s and !, blk 1871; lot y, blk -:
lots and 4. blk 10. Kirkland. Jan. 10.
sl225.
Sheriff 10 Mary Bostrum. lots q and y.
blk IS South Park Land company's lst
add, Oct IL, 1894. $500
Thomas Anthony ct ux. % cnarles wal
tiers, LOT s. i,lk s., Gilman Park. Feb. ]. a
C. So
The Tacoma Land Company 10 William
Pearson Napier. lot ], sec !. ~. D. sa.ss
acres Dec IS 1896. S525.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat holders were
struck with 4 feeling ~ panic when Il
was found that Notwithstanding y, per
husrsI advance here saturday. Liverpool
came Ia lower th!s morning TIE conse-
quenge was that Nay wheat. which sat
Ursay closed az 55is> was FOR sale ~ the
opening today az from 74.c dowu 70 ia
ana some az low as - Buying orders
even AL such a material concession tn the
prise. acre quite scarce FOR about an
hour and before tGe market showed q
sufficient degree OF strength - stop the
continuation OF she decline TIE price got
down % ~ 1r or Within a. Of the lowest
point IL touched lass week
A sudden increase in the Northwest re-
ceipts was anything hgt reassuring 10 the
hlas Minneapolis ara Uuluth reportad
fgl cags. compared wita only Is5 last week
ard - ears on the co~resp0ndlng day Of
5s~- year Receipts 81 Chicago. however
acre only = ears. The weakness 81 Liv-
erueal was apparently causs5 bv an in
crease q So 40 bushels in stocks there,
but WY tsa market should make such a
Pix break for such a reason was some
vazt o. a mystery % ire traders.
Wa@n the scramble ceased suddenly and
q si0w recovery 20 as ff934sr took place
hs,pe1 oy a better tone to- soue o. the late
utss. worries shipments ~ bout &. so. GO
were expected. bot TIRE figures. whea final
IS announced. showed "a total % onty
4 sse fsa bushels. O wA5cA 151saoa bushels
came from rssts country. TIE quantity
On ooean passage Increased 5se GO bushels
instead g stecFess * neavtiy. A. was ex-
Fseczed- Atlantic PORE eiearaacss since sat
ur1Ay were unusually hneTal az the equiv
allen, n ~n@at and Sour q ss3ess bushels
The domestic visible supply decreased
Lia4ts9 bushels Instead % about -. sae
bushels. wAsch Ma me expeets3 reduction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Arrived
January n. strnr W8ils Walia, from Vic
torla Cleared February I. Haw stmr San
.Natao. for ComoX-
San PEDRO Jan. W.--Arrivsd-Schr &.
s Holmes. from Port BiakeIey.
f-FsENSTsJWN Jan. Sl-Arr:Fe9-kr
tk Du GIuescliu. from oregon.
YOKOHAMA Jan - -Saiied-Br stnr
r-rrare~s ~ China. for Vancouver.
NaNArWO b C.. FEB. L--Spsclai-AT-
rlvsG-SImr city Of Everett from san
F-reneiaco- sailed-SImr Peter Jaossn.
from <au Fra0cisco.
DEPARTURE BAY. Jan. =. --Speci Al
Arrived-C,rsentaf from san Francisco.
~enorfS make the trip 10 hours. which IS
saIsawed 10 D. the record for sailing YES
HO0UIA1f, Jan. Especial -
Schr - Gsro8de, from ke1ondo. for
Wis MI. arrived January 81. sImT Del
~orfs from san Francisco. for E0QsltaEE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

early II the day. THIS sort 81 news grad
ual3y restored RE eonffenos Of traders.
and though rhera we're several small re-
setio1s. the general trend was toward a
recovery, May aEsily gss back 20 T4s.T
I4Se ard cfoSes .Aere
Trading IN corn wss a EttIe heavier
than the resent average. AMI considering
t1e severe drop IN wheat the market nav
oe said % asye been remarkably firm
oats opened weak wtth wheat. and re-
manned 50 for a time. < thea recovered
and closed just where It di9 Saturday.
Provisions were emphsticaliy weak sn
day The weak tone Of ths hog market
added 20 the senas-panicky opening N
wheat
Closing Quetssfens.
Whest-Feoruary. 7zs.e: May. Tsss74ssc.
2sac.
osSs-Febrasry. lsSse; Nay, iT7sc.
Pork-Fehruary. s7.s2. May. s7.ls
Lard-Feoruary. s. $50, MAY 0G
Rios-Fsoruary, ss.s. May. S.s4gSA
F1axseea-7ae.
Timothy-Ssa
Barley-2as1Gs4c-
Rye-S4i4c.
Live stock
Castie-Ss.es were made OF common
dressed beef steers a. S. ss6S.7s. and prime
20 extra cattle az bI5Gs. IS. stockers' and
butchers cattle and calves sold al TN
changed prices.
NECESSITIES were largely al Sa9s Is,
common 20 prime droves bringing Sc n9
ass
Common - prime native sheep sold at
s26oa4. Westerns. s. 5oG3 50; yearlings. ssss
q4.eS; lambs, s.. Ssf4 for a few cvlls, up 20
s515.3s for choice 10 prime. lambs aver
aging Toe lower.
Receipts-ca,sle. 1900; hogs. 4sOe:
sheep, 1900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Feb The upward
movement 81 the stock market. whi-h
marked the dealings IN the final DAYS OF
last week. net a check today. some q
the factors in this upward movement were
the decided ease IN the monetary situation
at homs and abroad. giving an expectation
IF an early substantial revival IN iegitl-
mate trade through the employment OF
~uch CAPITAL as fails - seek an outlet IN
investment in prime securities. TIE con
slant absorption 81 gllt-e6sed secu-it - a.
the high prices prevailing, and the limited
amounts offered. encouraged purchases OF
tae rnA8die-c'as - mortgages. with liens on
~ro0e~tfes undergoing reo~ra riEsffon The
fraElnE element was d.spoae1 % operate
Tor A decline and received effective ai3
fes4v frora the execution 90 numerous
selling orders for foreign account The
change 81 front or the r8rt 81 foreigners
and che uafavoFahta coustruC5i2a placed
ur,au che changes 81 the arbitration treaty
~ th> senate ls3 - ere cur.afr1ent O.
-,sr,hssfrc orders hy the leading interests
IN rhe market ard although tAe market
x.ssHie4 81 intervals Un5sr covering ara
a moderate inquiry for $50 5onx account.
TIE fnal prices show iosses % a fraction
.-enerzfv Northern Pacific stocks arH
Nsaas continued as the features 81 tire
general speculation ARD were alternately
hrsves ana depressed on the various ~
v,,4~s fn circu1Arton n regard 20 tie iron
Grey TIE announcement hv President
= ulT that tsere ue-e no aeEst asi1rs il
,~ow-ess VITA thE Northern Pa-tac f.~ a
s~af3e alliance cAase3 real8aassoas {e fhe
.Na~es. sar-fe- WhgcA ths common Welded
s.. ny cent ard the preferred Per cent.
T-hasn SHARES hawever, were wel :aken
AZ tAe tcwsr figures a-8 ralfs8 IN .ntirna-
tso-s eAzf large serstEn intsres- n the
,.-,sre~sv VAS negottatf1g fur q large ttoek
- the ssock The dealings tn the general
Ytst we're fairy vel Distributed. low
p~s-ess stocks &ttalulns pTNTinenre- Tbe
-,vsa4xzre against tha marker Was gate
--arses n re tate cperas.o1z, wseh sons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
4 strike for seattle Mep.

Dr. 4. r Miften has gone 20 Cksnogsn
esrnfv 70 examine the Defr1it-Windsor
rnlre IN the interest 81 the Seattle men
Who are owners ~ a large par % the
stock. The Seattle men have expended
considerable money On RE Detroif~Wind-
sor and = bali the reports which have
fsenn coming 70 them IN the last ten DAYS
are true. they vii have ~ ssst, 70 use
rsi~a-.s rnrase. struck = rfch" Dr.
witten saws re nav extend hts trip 20
Fsosslsra. as he l. anxious - make
comparison on acco1at % ghs remarkable
rs,seg1r blame OF tne iron csppiu~ and ore
from the Detroit Tylnaa5r 20 that ~ the
Tran creek district. TIE assays OF the
Detroit Windsor already exceed IN value
ths assays from LIE Eoa~laad mines az
a corresponding depeh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
STRIKES PAY ORE.
The Iron Hope Mine, Trail Creek,
Make. Good showing.

4 strike Is reported on the Iron Hope.
which is the eastern extension o. the
Zflor IN the south belt Tran creek. About
two weeks ago contract Was Jet by j.
W ellison. manager % the property. for a
.bs~tx-foot shaft A hve-root nit had Al
ready been put In and rhe work since
done gives a total depth q Twenty-Five
feet from the surface. Thsre ere rcw IN
the bottom from eight 20 ten inches ~ ore
which showed 81 - IN ruld. no assay be
~ made for the silver. Almost the entire
yotsnro az the SHAFT IS reavilv minsraized.
coming 50 close after t1e big strike IN
the ZHor the one now reported On the
Iron Hope is OF increased irnporre nes-
The property IS owned by a Seattle CON-
NAVY. which - understood % - IN good
financial condition II = therefore hStly
mat work VIII be- pushed p1 the property.
The Iron Hope belongs - that group q
mines in tha south belt whose ores carry
higher values in silver than IN gold.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

London Wool sales.

LONDON, Feb. 1.--At the wool sales to-
day Il, 707 bales were offered. OF which
1850 were Withdrawn. The sale was good
with superior combing. greasy a little
harder. There was some competition of
the continental buyers. America bought
very freely of greasy. Superior secured
ruled firm. There was a full attendance
of buyers. Following are the sales in de-
tail:
New South Wales, 4.550 bales secured,
slada1s 21zd; greasy, 4i4Qled.
Queensland. $3.50 bales secured, l0dQls
ID: greasy. 5d9d.
Victoria, 2,294 bales-Scoured, sddis Id:
greasy, 54dGls I'D.
South Australia. 800 bales-Greasy. 4i.Q
Tad
West Australia, Az bales-Scoured, si5Q
10d greasy. 5ifGSd-
New Zealand, 1857 bales-Scoured. $40
I'D greasy, 7AGiod.
The sale for long wool will be held Feb
ruary Is and II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

w H. Young % Spokane, agent tor II.
=, Brown. who has just won his <So@@s
suit IN South Africa. recently bonded a
number 81 mining claims IA the boundary
creek district They are tho Monarch end
Dandy cisims. in the Greenwood camp.
He purchased the Tamaraek. In She same
camp. outright. paving therefor S.asA The
bond on the MarSrch ard Dandy Is Tor
SIS 90 and Sc SOC respectively Mr., Brown
has Slsa made several purchases IN tha
Slocan through ". 4. Bass. The mines
are located in a group near the Waite
water and include thc Maud s. H1sel G.
Last Link. Nancy Hacks and Fresno.
The terms OF this sale nave ros been
made known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

NcrtAve<r Mining Association. II WIFI "a
organized next Saturday. The Highland
Light has struck an ore chute west ~ ia
SHAFT on the 1sAfoo: level. Tho ckanoraI
has struck an ore chute in shaft ~ feet
below tunnel Level. TIE Black Jack tnns
nsl IL row In 10 feet and hss a Sood vein
% copper ere. Work stil continues on
the Schultz & Cnesney group with favor
able prospects. The Cice1y IS taking on;
ere watch shows fine specimens OF aattSa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
VarilcOcele
VdriCOCele
VariCOCe1e
erss. !" /: Varicocele
WEEK.
VaricOcele
Varicocele
Naricoeele

No man having this dreadful disorder
can AFFORD 10 refuse himself the proper
treatment Tor IL he dose not attend 10 his
case II is certain TO develop into more
serious disorders which no man wants
Nariooceie is a disease that can be cured
aud cured before your own eyes. some
times Naricoeeie Is complicated with 9TH
er troubles. A man may also suffer from
a weak back, a listless feeling: he may be
the victim OF his own vice or abuses.
drinking. la te hours. abuses bring men 10
think OF their troubles. and. like men,
they walt until the last moment, and they
expect a cure while they wait.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The s+evsa9~es who we're employed n
4rsflnr ana unloading the steamships Ten
sr.n Msru and AEapantnGs we're paia - l.
rsrsay By W n Davis. The auoant dis
hur@eH was over E.s1
Steamer Delta hss b@en f4zen out or
es.e vgav< a. Ballard 20 re oSsraauis1 and
rpusrzflv Repaired. she wll be OF the
Hooa canal run for ten days o. more an
ass~ cIzcA vii be taken b. ire steamer
Wildwood tEon PORT Townsend