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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12

Patrons OF the PRESS who are leaving town
temporarily may have the addresses OF their
papers changed n often a. they may desire BY
notifying the office
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12

The annual meeting Of the stockholders oil
the First National Bank III Portland tor the
election OF directors for the ensuing year, and
Tor tins transaction Of any other business that
may legally be presented, will be held at It's
banking rooms ON TJesday the OH day oi
January, 1900. at 10 O'Clock =. m.
Portland, Me-. %. nh, 1859.
J. IL. WENGRKN, Cashier.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12

Subscribers whose papers are not delivered
promptly are requested 10 notify the ONCE OF
the DAILY PRESS. No. " Exchange street.
Portland Me-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12

~ tt' WIN ett
born, and I suf-
6red everything
but death. My
friends an
thought ! could
never recover. I
was reduced to
% pou u d 8.
w he n l " as
three months
along for my
third child. l
was taken with
hemorrhage or
d o odin g and
came near hav-
miscarriage
fro m fe m ale
weakness. For
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12
Notice.

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
L the Chapman National Bank, for the cleo
ton OF direciers for the epsuin. year and for
the transaction of any other legitimate bust
ness, will be held at the rooms OF the bank on
Tuesday, Jan. 9Th. 1900, at 10 o'clock a IN.
THOMAS IA. EATON, Cashier.
Portland. Me-. Dec g. 1883. deciid1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12
NoIIcE

a Ill mIlkmen are requested to call at the
IA ONCE Of the Sealer Of Weights and Meas
ures on and altar Dec IL Ali dealers using
yard sticks, all peddlers, hawkers and rag
buyers tn bri " In their measures aud scales
and have ham tested according to law. No
fee charged for testing at Office
T. Y. SWIFT. ssaier Of WITS. and Meas.
Basement OF City Bldg. Office Hours TO II,
to 4. decsdaw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12

NATIONAL TRADERS BANK.
nHE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the National Traders Bank OF Portland.
will be held In their banking room NO: ~ Ex-
change street, II O'Clock a. m. Tuesday
january o. 1000 ior the choice of directors and
sucn other business as may legally come before
the meeting. &C.,.
dec9dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12

| WI. WILSON & co.

coFFEEs.
This The Coffee house.
Some people patronize one
store. some another, but most
lovers Of good coffee come to
M for IL
That's because we've been so
long associated with all the
Better Brands.
Sort Of a speciality with
u.s. Got the habit of collecting
every Best Coffee years ago.
1t has grown upon us.
Now we probably carry q
larger line of these goods THAI
any store In town.
II the Coffee you're buying
doesn't quite come up to your
IDEAS of perfect breakfast
drink, tell us your troubles.
Nine times out OF ten we can
touch your taste with one of
our coffees.
It's worth trying. II you're
dissatisfied.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-12
II AS

A mother was asked which
o. her children she loved the
best She couldn't tell.
When we are talking OF
Coffee. we're thinking of
Teas and vice 7erss.
Both-the kind we sell
merit our affection. II there's
a nice Tea that's not repre-
scented here. we don't know it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

0cms new and ssnRtIfng 11aSwss are 70 -
introduced. and sAe cumm1tsee prefers 20
keep these as = pleasant surprise for the
pgba4c until the last moment
So1D0 ~ these special features we're
brought cut Incidentally IN the report Of
the hrswc@ks committee yssserday- In
addition 20 the general programme. the
LEGATION Of which hos not yet been de-
etdsd. IL Wa announced that lunches Of
exyrochets and other fireworks Will be
nred simultaneously fSom eight distinct
quarters oS the city ~ follows: Denny
I'LL. Queen Anne hill. Renfon hfsI. the
water front. Madison park. LeSchs park.
Beacon hsii and from some point near the
city park The location OF the general dis
play was the subject of q long debate
TIE commttt&e reported in favor OF
point opposite the Seattle General hos
pirai, on the Denny homestead tract. bat
this met with sore oppostfiors. and ssnaliy
the whole matter went over until the next
MEETING u the committee.
The competitive drill which has been ar
ranged for between the two local compa.
nseS Was placed in charge OF the COM
mittec on parade. Of which Col. T.. p. Ed
sen - chairman Col. Edssa wishes Il an.
no0nced that he still needs more girls 10
represent the various states in the liberty
car.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

Everything In In readiness for the Argus
excursion TO Victoria tomorrow on the
City OF Seattle, and the prospects are that
II viii be the best excursion OF the season.
a. well as one Of che biggest. There has
been an unprecedented sale Of tickets
This need create no apprehension. how
ever. a. the size Of the excursion will be
limited
The price which has been fixed for the
round trip. Si.50. Is unusually low That
this In appreciated Is shown by the sale OF
tickets at 1i3 James street. and at the
Northern Pacific and the Great Northern
city ticket Offices. Wheels will be check
ID free Of charge. and will be well cared
for.
Good music will accompany the excu--
sion. There VIII also be concert By the
Fifth Regiment band at Victoria. The DAY
will be Celebrated In that city az Seattle
DAY" and a number OF other special feat
ures have been arranged for tAe benefit
OF. The viajtors
number of Guides to Victoria have
been procured By Messrs. Chadwick & Am
brose. and everyone purchasing a ticket
today VIII be presented with one Of them.
The City Of Ssattlc Is n prime condition.
She has been thoroughly overhauIed since
her return from Alaska. Tina. she II the
best boat that could be procured for this
occasion II unquestioned, and this Is the
only excursion 10 Victoria that her sched-
ulc viii permit her TO make this season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

Harrison Idaho sea.chlieht Over s.oco,o 900 feet
60 TO the Phoenix mill, Spokane. The logs will
be towed TO Occur d'Alene City. where they win
be started down the SpokAne river for spokane.
The Victoria Lumber Manufacturing Company
has decided 20 double the capacity Of the mills
at Chemainus. II Is intended 20 make the ca
paeity Of the plant ~ ~ feet Of lumber per diem
Two lumber yards have been established
In the city In the past month One IL by the
Rice Lumber Company. Of Everett, at the foot
Of First avenue south and the other Il by Green
Bros M Dening. ~ the foot Of Clay street.
The Northern Pacific has issued lake
and ran lumber schedule With the following
From Puget sound to New York. Or 8 cents per
100 pounds. other lumber Is cents: Boston, Ar 81
cents. other q cents: Philadelphia Ar 6 cents
other - cents
W. A. Mclaughlin. Of the Akeley Lumber Com
pany. Minneapolis. who was killed in q railroad
wreck in Iowa the r.. e. r. & ". short
time since. quite we'll known 10 the trade
In this state. having been here few years
Ago locking the field.
Coasswtse and foreign freight rates have id.
vsneed account Of the prevailing scarcity which
resulted In advancing lumber accordingly At San
Francisco . couple d veen ago This fact led
some 10 say that lumber trust had been or
sanired As matter of fact. there is no ad.
vance in the mill price .. all: II IL simply "a Ad-
vance In freight rates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

n RsAn is rasr.rg his sawnii from Isxis-
tou 20 Russie Hzzp, fdAta.
Ihe i,spus ~ logs ts.axs hsrso- exceeds that
q tAe c-gs & the Esils hy sessvsl nasilians
The Mrssos-asch Lsrass~- csxnssny 81 rsEn
rec~nflY re fes tree. sh,ch ssi~s 3 80 s>s.
II Tgsy Brswn wsa known srsnas the is,rass~--
mes a PUGET sand. aAs sune 10 Cape Soras
At&sfs.
X y Larssge- ass contracted 20 furnish the
Sar.hsrr Pacific ;osl Csnsasy's nsll az Rnssyu
ssaG ass feet a la<x
lssoF-asn 4 Rtehsrsss baisdsn< . ssxsssu rzsr
Eass2ae stafsess. II ssii Re ths largest rafa IN
Fgatkssi ssszsssy Wien rrszfasse6
TIE HA6lock sitss sxs expected 20 star. IN
AFTER several 81 inactivity asa .ssnt vfl
rsessirs ssoszt "a se Feet II lass daily
The -sasssoa Ms1 cuz7ans rasae tat. r=g..iax
r-coss eaFszs three tsss s< faxs -nssssh: FTrzs
3ss e< trxs hox-<. IS. ~ fsss ss<rsa ssv 10 "a
fees sAtF. Gag. sss $50 tsrr
Acesr4sns Mes wss.eor ra,er W rc-e4
sxsssaas . shsnxte mi4 - tie Es~-ssu.
t.esAss ras1 saE; nsiss tr1rs tire IA Il
d Il, G. 4 r.. Wahi
Tsex=s* as1ssr. ~eta sszwu rasssrxs - s~s.-
Sc Ass ssus - ksyak. ALASKA, tea. TIE rns-zfh a
soFrsF sxssr. ~hsrs Re viii suas4 . sawsasa sox sas
Alsssz nsssaaFzzsaf Cesr@sy.
kxss~-s 20 t@rhe~ srum san Frxsse5xcs ssurtnx
TIE rsss fszs- aseatAs e 40 rear we're : 30 mo-
tsse, sssara q. szs2 -. against xlls 10 ssss raj
se-5 - SAs%s. fas sAs sAsae rs l&z
AsssSs sue & fee. q saex dried Gown sAs s.
- A&4 49, EzrS q the AeAA c1 fsa aha wAe.s
sAs- ~ sss.s ss~ssd 49, sAe ---.-s 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

WAS seriously afflicted WITH rsy,rA
ssr ~eVsrs& years &za ts<t taN RAT a
r7sssre seNese SoG9h thar ever sArfs,Fs :
haVs nsei sFsanx remedies @ETAssee ~A-
extF5ns uss9ce T~Es%F. ard ssetns rss-rssy,
rsessst%st 80 xry Bottle ef Cham tzsvstfes a
teszgn Kennedy ~ = fTsFsssi. wae. xnsx-
trs usr - D. 3 ssN@v " tis~. gave q sss s-,A
tried ts sa8 wssh sas most krsgssN'fs,e
results Ths Ggst oassse rssssess ss me Ysr~
natsefs AnA sNr nj tsasE5e has 8nx@
l@5sSs Ft4F*s ss4 ! have Hes had a. Se~,s
se&*sa EAF S@Ta&AF N&Fs give tAss Ger.
sEGrsts ~Sfsssssss sssssxssastns5 SIMPLY il. as
FsTse4attsa - 80 grstttvssse frss tfy ~.
cafe e1sSs@st EeSssscskasiy, Ar~S Mary
al Asxss4a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

Chairman Daniel Jones. OF the finance
committee. and Secretary Haines, Of the
general committee. wish II understood that
tho enlarged demands OF the plan Of cele-
brAtiOn win render Il necessary to recan-
vass the city. People who have not been
called on before will be called on now.
People who have been generous enough TO
tell tho nnvasaers 10 call again II they
needed mofe money win BE- accommodated.
Greater Than Ever before.
IN brssf" aaid Mr. Jones' last night.
this fact that Ne Are going 20 have a big
esr csisbraston this year than ever before
makes II necesnary for us 10 have more
money We do not expect to encounter
any serissA difncuity In raising the money
that II uectesAry. but our friends and pa
srtotic felluw -citi9ene can very much aid
N II those who have not yet been called
upon VIII telephone TO IN or send In their
subscriptions Tho number OF oas commit
tee h. very limited. too limited In fact for
SIS to think ~ canvusGnH the entire city.
even y We had much longer period Of
time than We have. Moet Of us have beea
laying aside our private business interests
and giving mp our time without remunera-
ton to work toward the end which We all
2ss,ss e sss s eco e % Sr.na and
Be = credit TO the olsy and TO the state
and thst will make our citizens feel proud
Of Seattle and our fhoueanda Of vistors
40Ct &nt}NU&0 tuMf tneF nave not come 70
the wrong place 10 celebrate the nations
birthday.
Some Of our friends even an far out n
che lake. have been kind enough TO tele-
phone to ~ the amount OF their esibscrip-
tions without waiting 20 be called on by
members Of the committee THIS has saved
~ vast deal Of time and trouble and
there r. no class OF people 20 whom w~ and
the community AZ large are more indebted
Let others follow fheir good example"
The long eeesinn which LED TO the adeys-
tlon Of the foregoing schedule of approprsa-
ttone was Married hv \ spirit which showed
how deeply IN earnest every member OF the
committee II. Among the subjects which
brought out the Ii~eliesf debate was the
question ~ to whether the lacrosse game
should he made self susta4nin9 by charg-
ing small admission fee for adults or
whether the committee should MAKE an
appropriation 50 as TO give aAmsssson free
tn all at the gate. The latter course WIS
drally decided upon. the eoyrm tssse voting
an appropriation az $50 and deciding 20
have the game played at the Madison
street park AZ the conclusion Of the base
ball game.
The appropriation for the military com
ranies was the result 81 q vss4t from Can't
Crane and IAeut fngi,s OF IN. local Ma
tionai Guard r Was decided % orer Si1p
tor fivyf prize ana 81 for a consolation
prixe. the competitive drfIi 90 take place
on Pioneer place.
Statements From Coamtsse~s.
Interesting statements were made by the
chsirmen 81 The several committees some
'of which viii not yet hear publication
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
NELL ). vICTTM OF Poison.
=. b. stoPnfelss' Great YIelA and
Beach Dos Dead.

In yesterdays Poss-Inseilseneer Was an
nounced the death Of y. A. Upper's valua-
bic English setter Pride Of the Coast from
supposed poisoning a few hours later the
wei known English setter Nell g.. owned
By f. II. StoYmfeitx succumhed TO poirufi
administered evidently with malicious In
tent
This latter animal was known through
out the entire Pacific Northwest as being
both an exceptionally good field and bench
dog.
The dog took Ill on Thursday Mr.
6sofmfeltx was sent for Immediately and
C. b. Yandeil. the wei known dog fancier.
Was also called In. They worked with the
dog. using every method known to eoun-
teract the poison and at O'Clock q. night
thought they had won out. 4 change sud-
denly took place and the noble animal died
There seems 10 be no question said
Mr.. Yandeii. that Mr.. S,roufelts' dog
died OF poison. as every symptom accom-
pAnytng this form OF death was prseent.
would say. however. that In the case Of
Pride Of the Coast q post mortem examina-
ffon showed that death came from natural
causes IL appears that ctofted mass OF
salmon bones had pierced the walls Of the
intestines and produced peritonitis,
The death Of these two dogs removes
from the local dog world two representa-
lives which viii be hard to replace"
Nell 8 had long list Of bench winnings
to hef credit. and came from royal blood.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

Seattle * enjoying a period ~ building
ACTIVITY tais spring that has not been
e9uafe3 since the restoration" season
Immediately following IN. DISASTROUS fire
81 Tans s Isss. wsen the Whole business
portion - the c.ty went ~ in smoke A
;ew store buildings are being erected now
h1t BY fer tho greater portion O. the out
psi Of tire mills catering a. the local trade
Is sosrE INTO residences and pretty homes
Almost without exception the orders COM
iRg from the contractors 20 the mills ar,
for individual homes built 20 order ard
not fer houses constructed Sy Investors
Ter speculative purposes Asxuredly this
condition ~ Affairs a1Gurs uelI s5r The
steady trend ~ all lines Of trade ana in
tieate~ that ne people as a whole have an
Abundant faith in the future greatness. az
tas city
Between the srst day az Fsty4,srx and
May - - Tgs.Ssi feet - s4sr.Ier was 81;
fer ne local trade that ~ trade right IN
tae city. ard the great majority Of this
lumber has been utilized in the corstrlc-
ftan ~ residences Meat % sAe new nc ry.1s
TIC tlrns propssieas. and who are building
tssfSsF21ss or sites secured sfse AMI s,s,,
TEA y*s-s aga. Many 81 the Residences
are gsFsser:sasEs I'D all ~ them good A.
ere q re mGts the manager was asked
TIE cAAragter " lumber n ierrsri fer
these homes. ana ns replied by axkInx snss
egsstlan
~I'i6 yeu nessce :sa; man wse last Ies.--,
Yes s3s 80 answer
Wei. A@ T. a ehDFrscfuv He Is putting
~. sve res'asaSe<- ant hss sss, 5rssar,AS
a.. fes1 - fxS vertical grain rsorsns -
eAsA % t1@ sous~s- Tlse houses ~sll -
nasSfri IN C}. ani cusy sAe best rr,aser4at
= sc5nE tnse them Tire kfra af srssrsrw
houses taey all es. saa nearly ali oar o.
geo. material
Tse sam tatal - ;ae aG,pa, o: .sas lacal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
SCENE m POLICE COURT.


Police Officer Gil Pbiihr.ck had a mar
row escape from being fined for contempt
IN the municipal court yesterday afternoon
He became Involved In a dispute niih City
Attorney he Brsler over the testimony
In a drunk and dsorsierly' case and al
lowing his temper 30 get the better of him
made several threats and Insulting re-
marks Judge Cam ripped Violently for
order and finally ordered phiIhrtck under
srres. for asScr3eriy conduct
Csicer Hubbard took Phiibr1ck 70 head
quarters. but did not hook him as under
arrees. II Is proSahi. tina. the charge will
not ess prosecuted and that nothing viii ~
sone With Philhriek. whes~e hssty temper Is
prevsreial about pa.ics heaaa,sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
THREE HONEST POLICEMEN.


A formal charge Of attempted bribery
was nled against the notorious Viola Nc
Fasi In the municipal court yesterday by
Officer Hubbard. The woman gave bail In
the sum OF $40 cash. and was released TO
appear for trial on Monday.
Three policemen claim they were ap-
preached by tho McFall woman. They are
Ofhcers Hubbard. Adams and Freeman.
Freeman and Hubbard patrol the Tender
lain by night and Adams by day The
prosecuting attorneys Office IL informed
that the McFaii woman offered thern IS a
week each 20 he allowed 10 pursue her
vocation AZ a pickpocket In their district
without moiesfaton.
The alleged nffense In misiemeanor
punishable by fine and ta.l Imprisonment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

Many Contractors Anxious TO Tn
drrtnkc the Work.

Ribs were opened yesterday afternoon hY
the county commissioners for the tropoS sss
steel bridge across the Snoauaisnse river
~ Novelty Figures according 20 the
plars and spec!ars tens were a. follows.
Puget Se1nf Dredging COMPANY e. as0
California Bridge and Construction Ger,
raay, E.1ts Including approaches Savage
4 Seofse.a % Olympia g. sss Narthwss,
Fridge Company. TscArra. s. ~. Pacific
Company NAs<s. E'os & Aus.;n EsIae 81.
eiussius piers. Tbs contract xas not
AWARDED
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

FFTxe.7ssl1g Attorney Ncrsrov Yesterday
issslsi warrant for the arrest Of Nat \
Wood o. = sssaTxs 80 eFrtse xxiesug sIes
while ntght cssFs 81 tre tsteh~ hatef Wood
has been a fugitive traGa Justice fer nearly
a week ant sis sselsgA she raxm Nss re-
ported - ERE poiscss i'm M -sssietv ass>s hss
Departure bis - Nsr~ ssNststs ~ S.Ee A mrs
terry TIE Safrsrt sas tsss3rst 20 give re
Seattle police aatsr~stY. 20 order Wassf
detained - he sha4H Ne located ny ne ao-
ssre ~ ary ether gIfv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
Committees Claim Funds for Cal
sbrating the Fourth.
Lo.o 0esATG 70 PROVOKED.
3neh ChafSD0a De1sevoo liz Own
work Nest Important, Tea ~ the
Friendly rivalry Eaeh h his
DeseA - IAe1A - Othess-vissaee
vReo AA0ssoaOn. - Lacrosse

rs THE days 90 b 4 becomes ssose
- And more apparent that Seattle &
to hspe b fAs tie Ssost spkend1 And en-
Atasiasftc celktNAfion Of tie Fourth Of
(miy NlGs yeAs that she hAs ~, had.
4hT general cnssmAffee had . session
yesterday afternoon. sp&b tie fotIoo'Ss
members present: WedeAs. e4Ss6vose.
Redklshetmey. Edsen. ClA6uic&. CsAns.
Hughes. Cstchkon. lanes. Honsteas. Cssen-
hscm and Lo6e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

The following from the Snohom.sh Tri-
bune records the frst shipment OF Wash
sngton red cedar shingles from that city
for Japan: "E. H. Brandt a Co this
week shipped a consignment OF extra
choice shingles by the Riotun Maru To
KOBE. Japan The consignment was small.
being more 81 an experiment than any
thing else. Should the shingles find a
market I'm Japan. regular shipments will
be made i'm the future. This promises TO
become a new market for washsnzton's
great industry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
F. M. JORDAN,

mills this sprihg II about the salna as last
year Ct this time, hAat last year the de-
mAnd came from an entirely dinerent
source People did nc& have time TO buifd
them for the geld Oxcitemenf absorbed all
attention The local mills we're kept busy
Milling orders from Alablea- while the boom
in boat building, intended for navigation
in Alaskan waters. was very lively. This
year the demand for lumber going north
amounts TO nil, compared With the demand
a year ago. but the building boom keeps
the mills busy just the same, and every-
body In consequence IL happy.
Between January ] and Nay 3, the nrst
nits were issued. During the same peri
Cd last year only $40 permits we're issued
From January to May -, this year. &C.
cordfng 70 the aGures obtained at the city
engineers office, the estimated cost OF al
terations In buildings In the city a&gre-
gated ~. 90. During the same period the
estimated cost Of moving buildings was
placed at $1,000; total cost OF repairs, 49,
81; total cost Of one-story frame houses
built. oA3Sl0; total cost Of two-story frame
houses built. $107 80 These figures deal
exclusively with residences.
Enormous Rail- Shipments.
May was q banner month In the rail
shipnnsnts Of both lumber and shingles.
exceeding the shipments OF any other
month In WashinEtons history. as Is
shown by the following table OF rafl ship
nlents from this state by the Great North
ern, Northern Pacific and Canadian Pa
ctfic railroads to Eastern states:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
Real Estate


40 MnM Improved property. close Inc
VOVVUV paying II Per cent Mt.
~ 1eHM Pine Suburban home On car
Suo GW line: IL acres good level lam
good 6-room houDe.
a QnA -soxN feet opposite court
OuoSVV house
GAnlA rive good lots In Armours
wv additto0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
The equipment OF the mills by blocks is
as follows:

On the basis OF 6a.oop for hand machine
is1Sssl for a doihfe-hlock and co. no for
Textbook. the aggregate daily capacity Of
the mills In the state is d. 30 90 shingles
or les carloais