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mia. aged 1s years 1 months and

tive of California. aged IS years months and Q days.
 E-rFriends and acquaintances are respect sully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday December S. 1898, at 1 o'clock, from the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Under taking Company, 2i25 Mission street. near Twenty-flrst.
 ROACH-In this city. December 3. 1898. at his residence, 5S0 Howard street, Alexander be- loved husband of Mary Roach, and father Of John Thomas. James F., Alexander F. and Mamie Roach, native of County Cork Ire ~ land aged 73 years. (Ftchburg, Mass. and Long Island and Glen Cove, N V, papers please copyD
 UyFriends and. acquaintances are respect f,illy invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tMonday) at 10 o'clock. from St. Patrick Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery .TAIT-In this city. December l, 1898. James, beloved son of Mary and the late James Tait and brother of Frank and William Tait. native of San Francisco. aged 2S years.
 UyFrlends and acquaintarces are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Sunday) at 1 o'clock from his late resi- dence g Tehama street. between First and Second thence to St. Brendan's Church. cor ner Fremont and Harrison streets. for serV- ices Interment Holy Cross Cemetery wRIGHT-In San Rafael. December 3. lsss Mrs James L.. wife of James Wright. and mother of two children, a native of Cali fornia, aged 2S years.
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DIR. p1ERcE,s REMEDIES
of the nauseous preparations of cod
 liver oil, and their mitigated emulsloIls'

of the nauSeouS preparal!ohS VI liver oil, and their mitigated emulsloIis'
 THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
 Moses said it. Science affirms 1t. we have never gone beyond that simple definition of physical life. We pevy shall. When life falters wo must HOOK to the blood. When life fails we must find the cause in the blood. What then then will strengthen life? Necessarily pure blood. It does not matter where the assault of disease is made. the require ment is the same; sufficient pure plooo to build the walls of the body in strength against the invader. In it's action on the blood making glands Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery fills all the requisites of perfect medicine for the blood. It supplies the weak lungs with new blood, and pure blood' and puts them in a condition to throw off disease. It supplies the various or gans with the required pabulum rom the blood and they get strong and do~ their work perfectly without strain. Then work becomes pleasure ana sleep is dreamless. ,,-r.
 The general signs of dangerous d1s-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

William and Catherine Fde to Catherine Ede lot on NV line of Market street. 6S:6k NE of 1liS NE }, 7s1i a5i .IS lo7s, W 62s' ao 2l
 Same to William Ede Jr., lot on NE line of M Main Ilr. street rect 22s:2 NV of Folsom. NV 45:iO John Keleher or Kelleher to Henrietta and Michael Lacey, lot on SEE line of Perry street.
 Alameda County.
 B. J. Davis to Mary Davis. lot beginning at Tract. Map 2. thence s 1s:10 by W go. being portion block 2o24. Whitcher Tract. Map ?. Oak James and Julia H. Davis to same. lot on IVY line of Grove street a2 W of Twenty-seyenth feet lot S5, block 2O24. same. Oakland. quit claim deed $5.
 e Julia Manning to Elizabeth ouinliyin, lot on by 1OO:7, being lot g. block 44s. Gibbons prop erty at Oakland Point. Oakland; gift. Ingargioa lot 5. block c. GasEili Tract 'o Oak K land Annex, quitclaim deed: $500.
 line of Pearl sree 200 from sPs'k line lot dr qn now formerly of Clarke and Carpentier, thence W 112:4 by 70. being portion Hays and
 Della A. Collins to Charlotte A. Lawrence Cwife of J), lot on line of Goss street, 1O5:7lk s6. map of lands at Ooakland Point railroad ferry landing in Tract 4oe, Oakland; gift.
 Bank of California to Solon Pattee, lots l. g. 6 to 9 except the N portion of lot conveyed to g. N. Harrison, being portion of block 2l2i Alden Tract at Temescal, Oakland Annex. quit claim deed: sl0.
 T. B. and Jane Moore to E. S. Angel, lot on NE corner Of Moss avenue and Rubv street SEE 50:6. N 119:4. w 5n. 112 to beginning br. ing lots 30 and sI Oakland Railroad Home stead, subject to mortgage Oakland Annex s10.
 Emil A. and Elizabeth NJ. Benedict to Henry A. Pleitner lot on SEE corner of Merchant ave- nue and Vicksburg street. F 100 by 123 being lots 1 and 2. block c. Judd Tract. formerly portion Patterson homestead, Brooklyn Town ship: $500
 Henry A. and Christine S. Pleitner to Eliza beth Benedict, lot on F. line of Leise avenue $40 East Fourteenth street 90. E 136.43. s N W l5666 to beginning being lot 90. block 1. corrected map Linda Rosa Tract, Brooklyn Township. s10
 H, H. and Minnie A. Castle to San Francisco Eayings Union. surrender of 472 32e of lot on NE line of Encnal avenue, 800 SEE High street. VIZ 90 by NE l10. being lot H. Hirschfeld Tract. Alameda; grant.
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DIR. P1ERoE,s REMEDIES
DREAMS WHICH COME TRUE,
People Who Are "Warned in
 Dream"
Dreams are true while they last, And do we not live in dreams?"

There are people who believe that every dream has some peculiar and personal significance. Whenever they dream they consult a dream book to find whether the things dreamed of were favorable or unfavorable to their fortunes. There are other matter-of- fact people who refer dreams to physi- cal conditions, who ascribe them as did Solomon to the multitude of affairs, " or in a more modern spirit to de- ranged condition of the stomach. These people have a dream book. too. Its title Is the Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser. And when they dream they turn the pages of Dr. Pierce's famous work to find out what the cause of the disturbed condition is and what they must do to correct it. They realize that healthful sleep is a dreamless sleep, and in so far as the sleep is broken by dreams, so far there are physical conditions unfavorable to health. A pathological consideration or dreams would reveal that in certain cases dreams of a related character are associated with certain specific forms of disease. Severe stomach
 derangement with it's com ~spe
 plications involving the df- Mzg5 gestive tract and the liver, h&kVN will frequently breed dreams WA> <, of violent struggle, such as WNP E the illustration portrays. ET, You dream that you are on tA%
 the slippery, crumbling verge W of precipice, grappling with /AS all your strength against 4 & some madman who seeks to hurl you down to death.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04

The experiment of raising sugar cane in Delaware has been tried by Dr. Ar thur T. Neale of the Delaware College Experimental Station. 1t Is said that the sugar from cane grown in Delaware will yield 3200 pounds of the refined product to the acre. compared with 2S0O pounds, the best results from beets in Califor
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04

The people of Saltillo. State of Goa huila, Mexico, have called the atten- tion of the United States Government to the fact that the bodies of oyer 500 American soldiers lie in unmarked graves near that city. They were the victims of the battle of Buena Vista. the scene of which was fourteen miles from the neglected military cemetery. After the battle the dead were con veyed to Saltillo and inferred, and an adobe wall was built around the grave yard.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04
PALACE HOTEL.
ID HOTEL.

Mre Perrott. Woodbge J Willis & ". Seattle A E McClelland & ",
 Fairhaven
 Miss McClelland. Fairh H ArnIoury, Vancver Mrs J Amos, N Y
 Miss Eunice Amos, NY J R King. Cal .C w Adamson, Cal w F Matthews, Sacto F E Sharkey. N Y C Erickson. Martinez A A Rifle, Martinez MT Balfour &w, ,Frndle J D Carr. Belmont
 M s Basue & ". S Use 'C H Abbett, Oakland W Radcliff, Watsonvll J c Ritchie, N Y V BdTkeT & W, - Jose C Lindsay & WIS Clra G B Mckee, $ Jose A de Rochebume JrS J H E Barber, Stockton A J Larson, Lodi
 c Thelfel & ". Newest D Hollister, Courtland C C Clark, Napa
 Miss L Clark, Napa A McPike, St Helena .C Redmond, San Jose NJ J Behn, St Louis G Friedherger & wi.
 Clements
 J Clapp, San Andreas
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The revenue cutter went and came, at an expense of $70. which may be reck- oned as the exact price of the one lemon which Prince George squeezed over his fish that evening at dinner.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04

R c Johnson. Seattle A J Larson. Lodi \ Crandall, Sausalito A B Lennon, $ Rosa F D Ryan, Sacto
 F L Coombs, Sacto J Bellew, San Jose
 ] Forward Jr. s Diego Mrs Thielson, Portlnd Mrs C Gibbons. L Ang M Collins, Los Ang F A Thome. Seattle A Breckenridge. Tcsn J Turner. Seattle
 G M Emory, Seattle
 G Forbes & W, s Jose A O Salbey. Everett J Fl Bostwick, l. Ang F H Green, Chicago H L L Bluker, Chicae Mrs Heintzetman, Sac w Cutter, Marysville H Benjamin, Suisun Dr R Felt, Eureka
 Capt Whitney Eureka A Mathews, Blaine
 P P Dowd, Beloit, Wis w. r Hammon, Biggs J A Grant & ". N H J Payne, Portland
 T Ealland, Spokane
 Mrs A Ealland. Spkne Mrs A Thornton, N lip Miss M Thornton, N Hp Miss J Thornton, W lip A J Osborn. Stockton
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You wake In a profuse precipitation, your heart beating violently as from the effects of an actual struggle. If you consult
 THE SCIENTIFIC
 DREAM BOOK It will tell you that your dream was a sign that your stomach needed in- stant attention, or it might be fulfilled in a fearful wrestling match with the monster Dis ease on the edge of the
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL

Mrs Murray. Stockton J N Rodriguez, Fresno r F Maxwell, R Vista J l. Crosby, Pasadena
 M Sorenson, Tacoma r Erickson. Goschen U B Smith, Chicago
 r Carroll, Stockton
 NJ Bailey. $ Jose
 Mrs Brown, Salt Lake
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04

Advances made on furniture and pianos with or without removal J. Noonan. 1017-1023 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04

The screw of an Atlantic liner costs about s20,000.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-04

ARRIVED.
 Saturday. December 3. Stmr North Fork Bash. 26 hours firm Eureka Schr Archie and Fontie, Johannsen = hours schr BeuIah Mitchell g days from Columbia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-10

a comn Council Committee Makes Its
Reporf.

! kcci4i Dispatch 70 the -Tnteilsgencer.
/, TACOMA. Feb. a~The council commit
r. named - look into the service OF the
Tacoma Railways Company in furnishing
power for the citys lighting plant today
Is8opied a report showing tie service 10
j b perfectly Satisfactory. The commit
4 ties Investigation develops that the
/ trouble WITH iuc8ndesceut lights resulted
4Aggely from moving the plant from the
s0i city station. that the service iS now
oil that can he expected. and that present
/ trouble II probably due 20 poor wiring
/ 81 report viii be presented 10 the coun-
lei tomorrow evening.
The fire ana water cammltfae az the
! ssgucil recommended the hs,lsalne 81 a
Ere 10 TAP the Sixth addition which at
sgesent Is without city ligh, service Work
O. the extension VIII BE- commenced with
/ sg' delay
l The policy OF the city f. To extend the
| d stem 10 Edison and The proposed lire
/ % the Sixth addition Is one step 80 this
/ 81. The extension win bs about two
niiss iofN.
| The city has agreed 10 sell 81 go worth
| y as Old lighting plant TO parties VIC will
hstali a plant in Alaska The money from
isis sale will be used 10 purchase new ma
elinsry for the plant
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TACOMA. Feb. s--The demurrer % the
complaint IN the sensational sssit OF Eras-
IT'S Villas against +. 9. Sharp and wife has
beel oEeFraisd. The sult is TO SET aside a
transfer az real estate. and the complaint
r@efTsS that Mrs. Mary Corts uor1er OF
AFs. Sharp. decided All her property 10 tire
daughter ~ "a time when the mother was
shout 10 undergo dangerous surgical CD
-eratsan. taNi later Mrs. CoFfz died, an 4
Mrs SHARP administered the estate. after
having recorded the transfer Of all the
property To herself II Is alleged that the
money due the plaintin has been ow ng
him since before the death % Mrs. Co--s
and that he holds a mortgage a. security
on certain property afierwarsi decided 10
Mrs. Sharp b. Mr. Corts.
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[a))MA CORONER IS BUSY.
~rREE MYSTERIOUS DEATHS N
So ONE DAY.
|c>pyad j. ISaehff~on Dies While
pder ABssthefses-N. r. Antoine
Found in "a Vacant House, ~.

- rlai Dispatch 20 the psst-inteiIlgencer.
/ TACOMA Feb. 9.-Tnree mysterious
aSa.hs are pazzllng the authorities Of tflls
1<s today AMI for tHe nsxt day or fAo
Ncoroner H5ska wsii aave BIS hands full
LII Frs ana mos; mysterious ~ these
rez Il fhss - man supposed to have
3h<%n II. r Antoine. who was found dead
a. O'Clock this afternoon 81 =. small va
ds-nt house at 11 South Thirty
1fgeef The ssody was lying on the fieor
and II was evident that the man had been
Had Several days. The cause OF hts death
~ shrouded in mystery and the coroner
/ vgil give i thorough igvestlga ton.
yething can be learned Of Antoine ante
1csdsBts>
conrad J. FI0uehtteon contractor. died
a.. the Fannie Paddock hospital yesterday
4stsEle preparation wax being made for the
rrfsrmsnce OF surgical operation for
d. Tsowal Of an aaaecss. Drs. Me-
Icntel sn and Wagner had administered
az anerss beta. when ths patient grew wlId
and sfrssck az fae doctors; ais cody IT,
Ie-.ue rigid. and he stopped breathing. lle
1saz reSCsc.late3 bat sank Into lethargy
/ add s0on died. An autopsy was held AZ
/ - request os a.. hospital doctors and
ABORT will be made tomorro. by Dr.
/ eeebe. who had Charge Of the investing
o..
sIne thlrd 81 the dead men Is ChAr.es. H.
/ FleicaeT wn0 died suddenly today In a
1 gloon. where ne had been taken upon fall
j :. on The street. Fletcher came here
i fram Portland OR He was about a. years
/ 81 age. lie bad been living in & street
}i~lgng house fer several months pasI and
| Il thought To have been unmarried The
/ Portland authorities will 10 advised Of AS
\ xaF
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ONLY TWO MEN WITH GOLD.
Steamer Oregon Reaches Nanaimo
With Twenty-Five Passengers
Law Wages at Da w~ou

Specisl Dfsnateh 20 the pSss-In-e lligeneer.
SANATMo. r.. G.. Feb. a.-Steanlship
Oregon arrived here today from Skagway
wlth twenty-five passengers aboard.
among whom ara W Nash. OF Corvallis.
Or, and Tsmpman ard Edward. Of Port
land Iampman hs- secured Ga nagns-
iieent views for a prejectlscope.
A. Gevvie. - Kent. and X Lamere. are
the only ones with stake. They refused
to give the amount of their treasure. but
waf~ iesI$ to disB9ss 81 slJe8 worth
OF geld dust. Wages in Dawson have tax
- sC1Ioi-. several men working fer
dollar an hour.
Mr.. Mash VAS taken siess aboard the
steamer and Is now at 4 hotel here.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inteillgencer.
TACOMA, Feb. s.-Tbe Tacoma-Port Or
ehsrd Navigation Company II 20 build p
steal ni5oaf 10 ply on the Stickeen river
between Wranzel and GlenoFa- Tn. CON-
pauY now has the old Skagif Chief under
repair ~ the Ballard ship yards. and viii
place this vessel on the same route. In
1lcations Of more business than the one
beat can care for led 10 the proposed new
vessel. which will be Is feet long. ~ fact
beam. sad drawing only Is inches, s.
VIII bs ready 10 20 on the run about
May ! and Will cost about $4,000. She
viii 5e named the Gleuofs. Officers q
the company eft for the North today on
the City Of Seattle and viii prepare dock
facilities NJ Wrangei.
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FAVORED ONLY ONE WOMAN
serious Charges Made Against Audi
tor Tobiu in hitmnn
Couutx

SPOKANE. Feb "A Colfax sp iai to
the SpokesIaan IL Review says
No event OF recent date has crea al -
much excitement here the charges
against the county auditors office maze
today by &. n Tarbett. Who ,---sltly r.
signed The position of chief - urjer
Auditor Tohin, Tarbett apre@-cd before
the county commissioners. He s5-af,s taat
the auditor showed faVoritsEa between
the young women copyisis, that he
had been paying Miss Marsh more than
she earned and dep-iving Miss Menfzolo
OF her fun earnings. He charges that Miss
Marsh was allowed So for ore weeks work
when she was not In the office at all.
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NEWS OF rm, >onruw r>r.

T. 4 Painter. = ranca~r lsyirE soath %
Cheney Aas teem examined md fqan} 30
T.. insane he Will De taken "a Medical
Lake asylum.
The Cheney gisy eauncil az - last ssEee'-
3ag declared fhe crTirv * city clerk, ne' !
bF john ShearsT vacant. and elected -. "a.
stewart 10 ne gusI3on only fArea Cp4G~
C.lgrfen mere present,
} r. SsLP-an. knot sawyer .4 fhe
Bryant ShiuEie Mis- AZ Arlington .sad
tne SECOND thiTd and fctsFta FINGERS ~
~ ipst hand badly So, Wfaue ssfay she
boac 1u eacG eaSe tseins severed
u Dixon 81 Tacssna white warslax
ct ere ErNgsrT wltt q. Saxon om SafuresAN
al; fell a}a3n a kuct saw and laid one -
a. knee joints Wid~ open. IL VAS taken
&, fAe hospital az SesiFa Ter treatment, I4e
VII probably have = sin .o.at-
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CERTAIN OF REELECTION,
President Potter's supporters Mt the
L. \. w Convention Are tonG-
sient-Discmssed GoOh Roads

ST LOUIS. Feb 9-The entire. dsv was
devoted ny the national assembly OF the
J.. a W. 20 the discussion OF good roads.
Chairman otto Doerner. OF Milwaukee.
presided over the meeting and in his
opening address stated that reports We're
coming In from all over the country that
tde farmers had entered into the good
roads movement with an unexpected zeal
Prof joan Hamilton. of Harrisburg Pa.
president Of the National Association of
Farmers Institute Conductors. d. livsred
the principal address.
The meeting dhl not adjourn until late in
the afternoon. The Interest In the election
has increased 10 fever heat. The New
YORK delegation has pos ed 4 bulletin board
In its headquarters an which ~ marked
down every vote as fasI n IL Is pledged for
Potter. Al O'Clock tonigh, the board
read 2s6 votes pledged. That President
Potter Viii be elected is confidently tx-
pfcted on all sides. and speculation j. now
being made on his majority
Every thing IS noW ln Readiness fer the
opening session OF the assembly tornor-
Tow morning, and with bat few scatter
ing exceptions The delegates have arrived
Tonlght banquet was held in the din
ing han of the southern hotel and the
les ,tsities were continued until ni1nleht
proiractei session Of the racing board
MS held today The first thing for con
sidefltiGn was a lisr ~ riders who had
been Transferred 30 t6r professional class
from The amateur class FOR iufractions Of
the lcague rniss. Professionals from re ~
lY all The states were recommended fa~
transfer % the amateur class and their
cases Will Ia acted on hs the national as
senibly Among those 80 recommended
vas Howard ". SguitsS. of Oakland,
cal
TIE racing beard tonight relnsiat,9 siN-
ty-uNe racing men who ~ere blaekistsd
for participating in Suudav racing in Seu
trarciseo last yesr This. rolling p.4s-
tiCslly reinstates every man who took ;sart
IN ~. SMnAaN enart IN IL. Gna.t
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coma copy Of tire charter amendment.
providing for the operation OF civil sery-
Ice Will become a parr Of the reply. and
explanations will foiisw showing wherein
and how the newly adopted scheme has
proved more or iesS az failure under
conditions surrounding its introduction in
1taf~ city,
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J TACOMA. Feb. 9--t-onEressm Iames
ri. Mann OF Illinois. representing the in
f'ersiatc and foreign commerce commits
SsAon. has written Mayer Fawcett. asking
asha' a report Of tha results of txo years
Ief the civil service and merit system here
p forwarded Ia him Al Washington. The
S.sAsSor has directed City Clerk l.. ". Rows
70 reply. and the latter Is now preparing
| The necessary data and a report Of how
ehe SYSTEM has been made 10 work in Ia
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HE,Dsu.N At WORK N PORTLAND.
Customs House Employee. Discharged
Brcause Not Needed.

PORTLAND. Or. Feb Sin accordance
With Instructions from the treasury de-
Dsr;rnenf. six employees Of the customs ser
vice OF this district were today discharged
and seven day inspectors had their sala-
ries reduced - cents per day Five OF the
employees discharged were aborers aud the
sixth was Charles l-appeus. Chinese inter
prefer, owing To the fact that very few
Chinese sezk TO land here. the treasury de-
parlment believed that an interpreter was
longer needed. All OF the dismissals
weIe made simply for the purpose Of re-
uac.ng EXPENSES
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THE INFORMATION Is GOOD.
Spokane Hankers Cannot Escape ON
Petty Techutcaiities.

SPOKANE, Feb 9-Judge RIchardso1,
OF the superior court today ruled that the
omission OF the words "of Spokane Falls
from the corporate name OF the Citizens
National bank dia not make the tnforma-
ttCn defective. This was a decided victory
for the state in the prosecution Of T., T..
HYDE. \ \. &ew3erry and ". ] Dryer
charged with accepting deposits when the
bank was in an inso,Veut condition Re-
ceIeer Strickland Identified the hooks Of
the bank and Bank Examiner Flynn was
put on tae stand bat nothing startling
eexetsnsd.
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Fnsionist~ Organize II for Purposes
of polittrml Education

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fntaliigeneer.
TACOMA Feb. a-~The fssslonis,s tonight
{ermaily organized what IS he he knoxsa
Iss the Tacoma Civic League. Officers
we're chose and FL executive committee
pinned 10 arrange for a series OF public
.hesilazs The new move Is declared 10
/ y one OF education solely. and men Of al
Political faiths may hcremr members by
lhscribiGg 70 the constitution. T. ".
Ifsylor IL president
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MONTREAL. Ont. Feb. 9-In reference
10 the kIondike business The Canadian Pa
cific Telegraph Company has decided 10
lay an additional cable between Nancou-
Yer ard Victoria. The company is also
stringing another heavy copper wire be-
tween Montreal and Vancouver
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es1oRE ROOM IN TUE rosToFriCE.
Department Executes New Lease
of the building at Tacoma.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post -Intelligencer
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9-Tae pasto;sre
apartment has made a new lease NTH
ne owners Of the pas;ofilec building at
Tacoma The present room and half ~
Isas adjoining room IS included H the new
Tase. aud new postoffice furniture IL 70
added The annual rental Is s. ga.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intellgencer
NHATCDM. Feb. akildall Bros.
made an assignment today TO William
Dole for the benefit of their creditors
numbering forty. The liabilities OF the
firm are about sl4W0 The value of the
assets. consisting OF real estate. book ac-
counts and notes, can not now be aserr-
tanned
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OLYMPIA. FEB p Resolutions express
INK respect far The memory - me late
Judge Elwnod Evans were read ia the sd
prefne court today ANA ordered spread uson
tae Journal, Judge y : Porter let!mg
for the Tacoma committee on resolutions
made eulogtsiic remarks concerning the
character and career 90 ;he 1essa ed
f4Nst-sr