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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-03-18
,EETS AS LARGE AS YOUR ARM.

T h e e d IL
tor Of the
" B o W n
City, Mich
igan, Ban;
n e r." r e.
Gently paid
a visit to
W e 9 tie IN
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-03-18

6" Uous
KIND eft. Then
80 NJ t Q d
sp Q cialist
-, from Cleve-
Land treated him
without avail.
and then a hospi-
tai inChicago was
tried, but all ab-
solutely without
benefit. Finally
his physician re-
commended DR..
Williams Pink
Pills for Pale Peo-
pie, and from the
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-03-18
ovERwoRKED BRAIN.
From the Record, Ptsrcston ~

. d . 4 I :
Determined to rise in his chosen -. !.
sion as an educator, Ernest Kemn.r n
Pierceton, Ind, overtaxed himself = snr., =.
and physically. He was ambitious u.
mind was always on his work. From e,., 10
morn until late at night he continns1iy
poured over his books.
Burned the candle at both ends,n
Few persons, even with tho strongest con.
stitution, can keep up under such . strain
In addition to his studies, Mr.. Kamns-
was teaching ascho DOL some three miles f,p, H..
his home. Finally, his excessive study Ana M,
the exposure Oh gc1ng 70 ana IRON school in
He was taken to his bed with pneumo ni.
and his overworked brain almost collansad
For several weeks he was seriously ilf
Catarrh had taken root in his system .,a
his mind was in a delicate condition. ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-24
Ordinance No. l0l.

To provide for licensing opera house in the
city OF Msdison, South Dakota.
BE 1t ordained by the city council Of the city Of
Madison:
Section !. That the owner, proprietor OF
manager OF any opera house within tue city OF
Mad sol where shows aud operas and theatricale
are hAbituallv given. shall pay q license Of
twenty-five dollars per annum in the Tanner
provided by the ordinances NJ this city.
section =. Any owner, proprietor or manager
OF any opera house within this city who shall
cause or permit any show, opera or theatrical
performance 10 be given IL sueh hOnee without
hssing frst taken out q license therefor III the
manner provided by the ordir ances Of this city,
shali be deemed guilty ofA violation OF thie Or
dinshce. and upon conviction thereof shall be
nacd 10 M amount not exceeding ten dollSrs aud
the cOsts Of prosecution, and shall be committed
unit. the fiue and costs are fully paid.
SEXTON 3. That ali ordinances and parte OF
ordinanccs In ~coLfict with the foregoing ordi-
nance are hsreby repealed.
Tha, this ordinance shAll take effect and be In
force from aud after it, passage, approval aud
publication.
Approved this 18th day Of December, A. d.
ist~.
W. E.. DANIELS,
Mayor o! the city Of Madison, ). d,
Attest: WM. RAE, Auditor.
Introduced ana gwen Its fret reading ~ . reg
ulnr meeting Of the city council held November
&, lss~: read a second TINE and adopted at an
adjourned re- ocular meeting held December 18th,
ISss.
WIN. RAE Auditor.
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GRIPPE IS KILLING MANY.

..,...s. on the Increase In New York and
Elsewhere.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The epidemic
,rippe is still in marked evidence.
more was one less death from influenza
!. the boroughs Of Manhattan and the
proux for the statistical day ending ut
.oon than were reported for the previ-
IS day, but on the other hand there
,,sre as many from bronchitis and more
,-om pneumonia. Many Of the recent
Deaths from pneumonia have meen indi.
rsctly due to the grippe. Furthermore.
,bysicians claim that the prevalence of
the grippe, with the consequent general
a,eakening Of the system. causes an in.
.rsase in mortality ON all lines.
The deaths from all diseases reported
numbered l6 more than the day before.
hiring the last four days, according to
The register Of records Of the health de.
,srtment. the deaths from all causes
have meen $50.
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Caught In q Box.

why is it," he asked, 'that beauti-
iul women are always the most stupid?''
Sir she replied, lam I to under.
stand that you desire to cast reflections
upon my mental capacity?"
"Oh. no!' he hurriedly returned. ~
have always said that you were q Of
the brightest girls I ever
But he didn't finish. Before he could
do SO he realized that he had said the
wrong thing and could never make Il
right. -London Fun.
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Ordinance No, 100,

"suluhhCc N d. IUI
animals "0 u""est'c
OF Madison: '"'@'y
section !; Every person who shall, within the
corporate limits Of the city Of Madison. ~ilfnIlv
or negligently ahase any domestic animal by ex.
posnte 70 heat or GOLD OF by deprivation Of food
OF water. OF by leaving hitched in the open air
oaline cold weather OF storm or In the night time,
.nail upon conviction be fined not exceeding
t~ehty-nve dollars and all costs OF prosecution,
ana rhaIl be committed until the fue ehall be
pA'u. any of1cer nndiDg any euch animal 20
msitfeated OF abused may cause the same to be
saken care OF and the charges for such care shall
DC : iieh upon such animal and may be collected
thereon ~ upon . pledge.
section =. That thie ordinance ehall take
eucct and be In force from and after its pseeage,
approval and publication.
Approved this Alb day Of November, A. D. 1897.
W. <. DANIELS,
Mayor Of the City OF Madieon, s. D..
Attest: VIM. RAE, Auditor.
Introduced and read . nrst time at q regular
meeting OF the city council held October eth,
les, was given its second reading and adopted
al . regular meeting held November 4, 1855.
VIM. RAE, Auditor.
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Getting Along Well Together.
Gan you oblige me with . sheet Of
paper2"

A4VU0 "S11 VO8Gt0eEs
Can you oblige me with . sheet Of
paper2"
eyes"
"And an envelopeY"
EYES,"
And a postage stamp"
mo, but here's 2 cents"
THANK you; that will do Just a
WE'LL"
"Don't You want me to bring you 4
letter box?"
Pm afraid it will be too much trou.
ble."
mot at all. II you'll wait around
here half a minute, I'll call up the
postal department at Washington"
MAY I ask what for?"
I'm going to request them to put
the p~ostofice on wheels and have it FOL.
low you around"
"How kindi I am afraid this package
is q little heavy for one stamp. Haven't
you 2 cents more?''-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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resident of the French Republic Weary
Of tho Drcyfus Trouble.
PARIS. Dec. 24.-Following the series
Y Cabinet crises over the Drcyfus case,
~ presidency itself is likely to be va
An. soon from the same cause.
Already the city is filled with rnmors
orieanist and Republican plots. and
at talk IN some circles goes even so far
$40 predict n revolution before New
Tears.
resident Faure has told his friends
I -; he Is thoroughly tired and Disguised
"n the situation and wants relief from
Z. 'hcessant cabinet quarrels and dan
s'ous disorders in the chamber. He is
y consulting with his supporters. in-
.ua'hg several cabinet members. rs to
We most advisable course to adopt.
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..eeal rine TsN,e.

niivsukss = 81. paui ps,wsy. Witch
ch'eaSsUs.s susday, October Z, 1898:
ooS s"'s' SuAyuo o0Ino oAe9.
..,. No. (, depasta II 60 .. m.
Pssssnnnk No. IS, dspasts 4:SO .. N.
rreishh;,. No. -, departs $40 p. m.
ffe's"" fnAlN0 oOlne Wssr,
..,,eisht, No. u, dsparts 4:lb I. n.
Wsy rnAlxs yaom ~ sAsf.
..,eer. No. I, svfivee LOO p. r.,
Psess.vhSts No. ", arrives 2:4b p. n.
ffelannt No. "a, arrives $50 :. m.
Ffes" YnAsNs 1aon = war.
,,ht. No. ", arrives ID 40 Z. q.
fre'fh,c so0vs trains carry passengers; bu.
Al nuly when passengers are provided win
itkess. %, ssalss goine east make eonnee,,o,
Pssss' fHor I'll potnte sosth.
Il Ese MADISON = DnssfoL iIHE.
,.s.enser No. sOi. departs north, 4:iO p. M.
Pss1e.h, No, Y78. departs north, 1880 a. m.
Ffe.s"nver No. YO4 srrivcs, 1850 =. IN.
rrsssisht No. s'A sr,tvss, 3:so 7: m.
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auditor Of Customs nj u.v.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The secretary
VI war has appointed William p. Wat.
son as auditor Of customs accounts for
ouua al Havana. Mr.. Watson was for.
merry examiner of national banks at
nn'cago and recently connected with
.ne once OF fourth auditor in the treas.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-24
POINT GAINED BY DREYFUS.
'''r"~ys Of the Prisoner Be the Secret
L, lIooolor.

lloeelor.
LONDON, Dec. M.-The Paris CORE
"noent Of The Daily Mail says: The
s.e.nment has decided to hand the
.es.as secret dQsier to the court o.
s.ation. Il Will also be communi'
~" to Nine. Dreyfus and to NJ. Nor
A. the counsel for Dreyfus.
"nother dispatch says that the court
sasSation would not accept the secret
IS'er unless it was also communicated
y. Mornard. the council acting in
interest Of Nine. Dreyfus and her
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-24
-. Paul Has u Had.

ST. PAUL. Dec. 2I.-Thc grippe is
qulie prevalent in st. Paul al present.
physicians estimating the number of
ut 5000. There have been no
deaths resulting directly from the dis
|ease, but the epidemic leaves the patient
IN such a weakened state and condition
other diseases are likely TO set in
|ald cause fatal results.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-24

NEW York. Dec. 24.-Thc health au-
|.@aoriiics Of Brooklyn report that dur
pa the "a hours preceding 10 o'clock 20
Deaths from grippe and pneumonia oc-
Furred. The number Of cases is in
Freasing rather than diminishing.
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sullivan street, where he went bv sno.
la invitation. The children SON. ~
soaonei roosevelt and went through the
nas ur,il and then the colonel told them
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DEATHS FROM INFLUENZA.
yishtccn Fatalities In Twenty.iour Hours
NJ Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. o4.-lt is esti-
mated that between $1,000 and 40. 900
PERSONS in this city are suffering from
grippe and doctors report the epidemic
On the increase. At the board Of health
during the day six deaths were reported
70 have occurred within the past -
hours directly due to grippe and IL
other deaths were traced indirectly to
he same cause.
Reports received from Eastern Penn
|~sylvania and South New Jersey point to
an Epidemic Of the disease IN those sec
fnns.
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Thousands III at Toledo.

TOLEDO. o.. Dec. 24.-The grippe has
gained a cur foothold in this city and
il physicians are busy with it. While
Pl Is impossible to estimate the number
|s cases they will run into the thou
lands,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-24

Inc Seoul independents says that .
recent census OF Korea shows a popula.
'loh OF 5,l9S, 248, Of whom s. $3.50. q
are males and 2,328. 48l females.
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'"" Agitation Results In = Collision
N OF Factions.
.o.'ousE, France, Dec. s4.--Serious
~ disorders occurred here during
olnsen'ng between the promoters OF
evDreyfus and anti reyfus meetings.
6an."' persons were severely injured
."e windows Of . number OF jewish
's were smashed.
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Confuted by an Axiom

NOW, children, l want you all to re
"ieln Der that James Watt d~iscoverad IN
wonderful steam engine BY simnlv
watching the kettle boil"
Please, ma'am, dun't just see how
that could be-" ~"
"Why not::"
Brooklyn Life. JULIE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-24

It costs $685. q year to keep up the
gilded coach Of the lord mayor Of Lon
don. 1t weighs four tons and was built
in 1867. long before carriage springs
were in general use: The body hangs
on four strape.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-24

When you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept q counterfeit or
imitation. There are more cases OF piles
being cured by this, than all others COM
bined.
COOv &. ODrp
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Grippe Playing an Important Part Z,
Health Condition. There.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-From the
number Of persons connected with the
various government departments and
large commercial houses who are i'll it is
apparent that grippe is playing an i'm
lortan, part in the presen, health con-
|ii,ions in Washington. OF the 1900
employees Of the government printing
3;2 We're away on sick leave dur
ins the day. and Of the 1000 in the bu-
'eau Of engraving and printing 235 were
[,ernrfrl Ill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-24

~ ~Nooeevelt Talks 20 ChIldron.
n NV YORK, Dec. 2l.-Colonel Roose-
th .a.ked to nearly 400 little Italians
Childrsns' Aid society's school IN
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MOney 70 Loan

MOney 70 Loan
~ lowest rates. no red tape, you sign
papers and get money, principal and in
tsrest payable in Madison.
A. G. SCHMIDT.
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No Way Out Of Ii.

NO W ny Out OF It.
I'VE are worried about Julia. She
got out OF a sickbed to go to the matt.
nee."
How could she?'
"She bad to 60; she had a ticket. -
Chicago Record.
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Cook s. ODEE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-04
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
Stockholders. Ballard, Wash, November
3 ISsS.
Notice Is hereby given that on THURSDAY.
the SIN day OF December. 1885 at o'csock
p. m, special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the West Coast Manusaoturins and In
vestment Company will be held at the Of
nee OF said company In Ballard. Wash
FOR the purpose Of taking action upon
proposed amendments OF the articles Of In
corporation OF said corporation. reducing
the number OF trustees from four 10 three
and aooiishing the office OF vice president
and treasurer, and notice IS also given that
al said meeting a motion will be made 10
repeal the presen. bylaws Of the company
and 10 adopt in lieu thereof other bylaws
10 De presented 10 the stockholders at said
meeting, and also 10 elect trustees OF said
corporation 10 serve until the second Tues
day In May next, which trustees should
have been elected at the annual meeting
which said company failed to hold en- the
second Tuesday 81 May. 1858
DAVID McyAY,
President or the West Coast Manufacture
ing and Investment Company.
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CITY NOTICES.
| ALDER STREET REAsSEsSMENT-

ALDER STREET REAS9EgSMEST--
CRY Treasures Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the aaae~s-
fnent roll. approved and confirmed by Or
6inancs No. 5,l23. for the reassezsnnenf az
Alder Street from Seventh Street TO Broad
VA. In the city OF Seattle. which improve
meat was made under authority OF oraI-
ranca No 1as5. and the Feassossment or
drrea hy ordinance No. 5,D52 has been car
tietef a, me for collection Assessments ara
now due and payable and | hereby give
notice that unless payment thereon -
maAe. together with the lawfully accrued
interest within thirty days from the frs,
publication Of this notice. such assessnlent
vIlf become delinquent and continue 10
hear interest at the rate 81 sen per cent per
annurn, and II not paid before such aesesy-
rnsnts shall have become delinquent a pen-
alty OF five per cent. will be added N
said assessments are not paid within tho
time fixed for the payment Of city taxs~
they will become liable % tie addition OF
such penalties and interest pa are pre-
seribed BY law: and the lots or parcels os
land upon which said gsssssmsnts together
win accrued interest. penalties and
charges remain delinquent. airs Liable 70 he
sold at the time and In tbs manner and
bv the same authority as iaBGa and lots
are so,s for city taxes.
a ". FOoTE.
City treasure ~ the Clfy Of Seattle.
Date 81 fsrsr public ion. Sey. g iSs-
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I.I..sAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES MARsBAI}s SALE
In the United states Dissraes Court, Dis
trsct 81 Washington Northern Division,
~ Ektn "IAslle H." etc.. respondent
No. i.J4g.
py virtue o. an order - sac % ra, IL
rn~+aA by the above entitled co0rt. in M.
at.ove ent!iled CAUSE. wlH sell al public
sge.ion. az the ffoat door 81 saa King
Tourstv Court House Ia the City Of Saa,
IL. state Of Washington, "a Tire sth day
a m the barksuf!as "LeaIs H. per
"a ~sie apparel ard f3rnIsGre.
g. W. TDE.
United States Aa.xs.ai !
M II ". TYLER UsuztX
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS-Ja
Street Bridge
Notice. is hereby given that sealed propo-
sais VIII be received by the undersigned
the City Of Seattle UP to 2 o'clock p. m.
Monday December 18th, 1885, for the con-
strUction OF a frame bent bridge on jack
son Street from point about SO feet east
about l6 feet west OF Twenty-frst Avenue
South. as authorized by ordinance No. 51o9
and IN accordance with plans and specifica-
lions now on file with the board OF pub
Zach bid must be accompanied by a GER
tined check. payable TO the order of the
city comptroller. for sum not less than
nve t) per cent. of the bid, and no bid
VII! De considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder viii be required to
enter INTO contract and furnish satisfac-
tory bond for the amour, required by the
city charter and the laws of the state of
ashiagton, within ten days after being
hholihed OF the award OF the contract TO
I'm Ia!iing TO do so. the said check and
me amount fixed therein viii, be forfeited
T. the city. No person is eligible as bid
yer VINO has within two years prior TO the
.e.uhg or said contract made default in
icy inent or any just claim for any work or
Ixaoor performed or any skill or material
furnished pursuant 10 any such contract
as herein advertised. or who. within said
ano years. failed to complete any such
contracts
special attention Is called to article
taAiii., of the city charter. as now in
ao.ce relating to hours Of labor and to
arucie VIII, sec 81. subs. and 2, relat-
ING 10 bond and sureties.
me board OF public works reserves the
rlght to reject any and all bids.
.Irrroposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
nd Tor Jackson Street Bridge"
by order OF the board of public works
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date or first publication, November 18th.
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PROPOSALS for the purchase OF sieds
ONCE Constructing Quartermaster Seat
tie. Wash, December /, 1S0s-SeaIed pro
posals in duplicate will be received here
until II a. m. December 81. 1893. for the
purchase OF one hunored sleds Infor-
nation furnished on application Enve-
lopes containing proposals should be in
dorsed. Proposals for the purchase of
sleds." and addressed to w w. Robin
son II A. @ NJ. L. s
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BOOKBINDING.

+. ANTHONY. bookbinder. paper ruler
and patent blank book manufacturer.
Boston block, opposite posioffice, rooms
g. 10. Il, A.. Seattle, Wash
METROPOLITAN PRINTING & BIND
ing Company. So7 Second avenue south.
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ADVERTISEMENT WRITING.

NEWSPAPER advertisements. folders
t.so<lsts etc, written and iijtIc "a tes :
catalogues compiled: inSist3nAI papers
<or advertisers e-1ised foreign country
a. s-e easements prep@res. - y. White
A1ss Tsrvk- h3g5 &nE
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CLAIRyoYANTs.

CLAIRyOYASTs
REMOVED froF, Russell house 70 10
Tairs avenue. cornes Columbia. room Z
Ms wslch, c.aErvoyar.s. gsIznsss. psycss-
metric paotos. minerals read, % prove
hes work. VIII read tbs week only. LADIES'
&C. KeS,s e.
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tnrs.l ios two f1@ io:S - Yeslsr way.
s&sas.1 & Co. roo-a a. cImsa build
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DO YOU WANT A HOME7
IE So.
COME AND TALK WITH
NICHOLS & NUM-.
50 and 60 Halter Block.
Real Estate Investments
We VIII sell you the choice @:
100 LOTS
100 LOTS
IN RENTpN HILL ADDITION.
IN HENToN HILL ADDITION
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Before buying call on
r. NJ JORDAN.
9 and Colonial Block,
Corner Second Ave. and Columbia 81.
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FOR sALE-LODGING HOUSES.
FOR sALE-ACRE TRACTS.

FOR SALE-Eighty acres best bottom
land: 20 acres cleared and grubbed; close
TO railroad good neighborhood; cheap G.
Smith. sil Third avenue, Seattle.
LOTS and garden acreage near state uni
versity. w. W. Beck. Ravenna Park.
Seattle. Wash.
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MEDICAL.
LADIES Cnichester's EEgl.sI Penny
royal Pills diamond Brandt are the
best: safe reliable: take no other. send
e stamps. Tor particulars. Relief Tor
Ladies' IN letter by return mail. al drug
glsfs. Chichester Chemical Co. PilI&dei-
phia. Pa
MRS JOHANNA y. OFTEDAI.. grad
uafA medical electrician from the Hy-
ggeni> institute. Boston. electricity. mas
sage. baths exercises. ladies only. Room
!. Brunswick hotel. corner First ard Co
fatynfta
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acres Of water front land a short dis
pace north az Ballard: $500.
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vOR sALE-CTTY REAL ESTATE
CUntfsEed.

Front Street
SAz.0,-Lct S9x1l2 feet. with shree-story
PIX: near Pike; rental value about
3s.5N q year.
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DIAMOND Fl BRAND. made of best i'm
ported English tool STEEL superior to all
others; fully guaranteed. Sod by all firHt-
class dealers. Manufactured and sold by
Columbia Car & Tool Works. Second and
Clay. Portland. Or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-04

sf,041-One OF the finest dairy farms (
the county. lif acres: nearly all bcttor
land: about - acres IN grass and garden
fine large barn: 81 miles to rallroa
station: fine stream OF water and lax
on place; this farm Is we'll stocked wit
Jersey cows and is all equipped; must b
sold: about Is miles from Seattle.
$J50~s acres with log house on count
road: seven miles south Of p o.. 81
miles south OF end CT car line; must b
sold.
t4o,--iGo acres good fruit and farming land
close 10 +. q. and two school houses. an
boat landing; must be sold: only 500.