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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

Mcwe elegant ana costly residences are
being erected IN Seattle today than 81 aay
period n The rasy's history. THIS fact Ass-
Pears src.r the records % the building In
ss@cfur.s ofsc~. where permits are obtain
81 .or Few work and Is hcrnr ons by sae
statements Of the architects % the city
Men wAo are busi6asg today ara husaa.
ing permanently, They are using onay The
best materials and much s-ae. fhvsaghs ana
sraaey Is Devoted to TIE artistic sa5e O. the
new homes Brick ard stone sAsefnenss
are the rsie among Tao cosslssr rssssaenceo
and hard weed s.Fsa<h aEssAEaens al Winning
sgasscasss and decorative interior work
ars utilized 70 The hcst advantage Ia
esaItffsfrg shs new rexdencess
Contracting arms all over sas city -
port greater activity IN hsaaidinx Just
now than az any riEse ssaec the great Ere
% ten years ago. Labor among the build
Ing trades is az premium Material men
and lumber manufacturers are behind with
their orders. ard :ha tuAssztElx chorus Ok
,ee carpenters hammers and the almos9
endless procession O. tina tin bucket brigade
CHEERS the hsnrse uf the merchants az the
city.
Mere money q being expended 5ast new
fr handsome residences than AZ AAy time
. well known architect yesterday. 1T -
= good syn ~ the sssass. 20 my nosten-
that the rrurnlnsas UAsness men OF the
city are huaidinx thsa. heznas for sha ta-
ture- They ara devcsinx considesabss
money 10 making their residences beau.
tifm both from an exterior ara
On interior point Of view. Il
are invariably used in the nsss raass Of
houses and space b provided fer ornAznent-
~ stair cAsex, ornate windows and tnA ".
tis details Of wood work THAI 50 70 a.
those Who care FOR Utility alane"
Native ar for finishing the interior Of
9e.ttis's nsw hornss > the popular ana
and then kxlr dried. removing every par.
dele Of pitch from Il Emerged from thio
procses. the wood i easily worked Up into
very handsome form, II sakss : ans. psr-
serscx 1nish = now inclined TO - a1mpso
and elegant In the the presalsMs 400
- much di6ersat from that Of = decade
frstted and scroliea In elaborate fashion
Work wsli Be begun within Few days
on the resieence q -. H. Lktimef. the
well known banker. who has purchased
OF Columbia street and Terry Avsuus. Nr.
IAsiMer has tuso fota 10 feet frontage hy
Id feet deep His houae viii cost 1o.noQ
when finished. II viii BE Two stories and
into dancing hall Ant billiard room. The
general Gyie Of the building = colonial
On 0xfe~nsh avsnne and unsea ssrsst.
OF Juneau. i building Moo house. TAis.
Also. IL designed "a q sno3ifea colonial
style. with wide porczssA hArl wood later
ior aniah and hrsck Basement.
p. Siugernan's new residence a. 0x.
tenth Avenue and John street, " well
under way. X viii ross y7,uU and VIII b
most SUBSTANTIALLY built. Hard wood orna-
all modern ccnvenasrcss are provided for
sr the psAns
Judge r. II. Bzlltnger has had plans
drawn for . handsome home en- Rsnton
xass tS 43rz~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

J. A. Cock general agent OK the WILSON,
sir Central. Is hers from Portland
i A. SAssau. general agent Of the
Northern Pacific. has returned from It's
trip 10 British Columbia
Ii w Eeucke. passenger agent OF the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Will so to
Cedar river OF a ashirg excursion today.
n. c. Stevens. sesserAa Western passeE-
ger agent ~ the ssFeAa Northern. IS ex-
g-ecsea hegae from California this mora
y &. osRasiIy. formerly assistant Fener-
nj fright agent ef TIE Oregon RaalfnGd &
Navigation. wss acre from Portland yes
geTssAg-
TIE report I'm the Tsin Cities now is
THAI not the Northern Pacific bat The
Great Northern. will absorb the - Faga
4 Duigfh
The Oregon Railroad l. Navigation kas
Issued nsw folder for shks Month, which
has many improvements and information
sot tcuEsd "a former edittans.
The private ear 81 l'geSsdes. Hill 81
sns Great >oTShVfa. was hauled tuto tire
Cisy yesterday morning. bearing " =
Teausey and ayiie. II 81 TAal, who are on
shesr ~AT to California
The weak tines operating s@IweeFa ST.
Eisnl ard Chicago are charged wffn hav~
ing epen3y eut rates daSa 70 ST unrse0y-
uiyseis Assis. ard Use prospects, 81 rate
var ARD consequently g8Ite ~ aslssns
4 A Carpenter has practically assumed
Eastern 1E.go4z. taxing tsse sffjce * me
Chairman o. fhe ns8skr4 81 directors tsa
active ~ork Is which egses II. II Porter
1as abandoned
The April aaGlssx az sae Travellers or
fetal RasiNay Guide contains maps gifias
tables ard lists ~ officers ~ TIE rAglrvaa
ard steamship lines OF Cghss us~ de-
gaTta.e for taae publication and cf nacA
Interest "a people concerned IL sraASpogtA-
ftoa facilities tn that Island
Features % Passenger sevv!cs' q
booklet 5Gst published. gives t1e follow
iuw asuT~s about %b@ operations ~ ths
Bariing 81 That ssad ranS - 80 psxsess-
ger trains year. ae<idss : Ss miles az
rEsaln iass ard branches !. - miles ~ side
track Is necessary 80 sSe operation 80 ths
aaeS. ire equipment comprises ! ~ en-
glnes. tho passenger cars and = -
freight cars. II coupled together these
w0sf.d sezscA senEth ot - mites. 80 read
touches i,i7a cstfSS aa n4 ~ ~ witch
hAv@ poruizssan 81 more teA- - 80. "
union dsEc{s &re aSeSs and Y gEsat s.rFaGe&
have been tsztst over tfze AasssEsisspl xn4
AlssourE rivers TIE rs1n 81 a@5 Frsisss t,ssf.
caso - Denver has bseFa AcgsSsns fSs1ea. N
i.nzs inmates. tse wprss's song~ztstanee
record.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
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FATE on = PI.INGER.
George LAhbte Loses $4,000 fn
Three Hears at Faro.

An interesting stegy II TIE green elota
- being esTgalsted araesg the sporting
fraternity &c tfe csfy. FuUr ~ the heSs
kaawn gamblers ar fhe racine saass Dave
Arsyts. William gssr~ssr Saa Harvey ara
George l. Acbis. sK8Fa ~ tse tale ~ told
BY . Wei ssso@a Saz ahaas Sows.
TsAhASa Is 1sGgiS ka@wa ss a @'pl0wger~
at faro. Ia does BOT pay --an ths rsl:~
side haSst uafsy. as aR WAS before oyer
gambling came 60 az efaa IN Seattle. tha
owner 81 ar sza htA interest in ene az tne
iMrwesx ciuh rnsoass IL Ire c5sy. rut ss-ca-
sfagagiy 10 IS ensi wftn q eexsre N
plunge" sad Wien ~@rA = raaesf %frixsss
tssa he osten rlays seF seeks before Il
leaves I'm.
FsAhbfe vas u&sYlrg &EEiass ske Aaak
mzspss Ess e hssssx GseSssf Geaw aaE PAD beer
seafng fsv asverst easS tse as 4hssss ~
sns gRrse @ss8 VAS sUs sNrtese& 4a nust
wNen are games were ctess7s fa o~se- t.
aeeag-sT1sa<iAte f.'Ahhi%. A-Ey3e Tsorrasr
ars sArTaF STRAPPED FoIsfsH ~ bans
NIL ara epeaaa ap = syer-~s Srrsestv pr
v-nfs gAxsssz~-ts q viii sTr~G 1ewa taes1
hasas Z few 6Ays Sxa Ter l. At5'as ses-
asg
g. AhEas N,esAt fsSr ;zsHs4e3 sas-s~s-
wersA ~ eatas ane '-pssSe3 re- - aask
ra9 Tbs fsrs1}s wAS #xeI 81 s. Am1
TtAnhfa atsxg& ur - Il - gYeFY 5aE A.
fsse snA ef cee arss sesi se Pas As@e ~
FF3s sass fuek stayed @ttN asfs&. 80 ia tNree
F.t,zs~~ pfAv ~ Asa 2es< s1sn ATNH P ssss
yss~s-er hook fHrTs 81 6sai51E stzTFft-
wh4 @As sater~ste6 So s'ss o@nN- - 90 7aS
.,-aSs-s,s e-esss.s So $a9 ksransssEo.
TALE took BIS eaa FoTfeHe cAessrSs1lfv
A. - rsyst}s wes} arwyss 90. GaSe1& 49, nes
l4~s geAn SIS &sa IA s;AN11E sS@&sa>s te@
sark sarsmx tAa pas ye&s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

Michael Esixnd. which y exposed 90 the
deep water sweils from the north This
cAn be avoided by small craft oy gosng
through s. Arhaef canal
The following distances from 81. Mica.
Asl are IN statute miles. the 81. Michael
Initial point being the dock OF the Alaska
Commercial Company: To Cape stephens.
Is miles. - Point Romanon. VIA Stephen
PASS. "A miles. 10 Point RoEnanon. via ST.
Mlcsaea canal. a. miles: to Aproon en-
trance. via stephen pass. 81. miles. 70
APRON entrance. via s. NachAsl canal. 60
miieS-
The APRON mouth wns described ~ ''she
most northarsy outlet OF the Yukon river.
and u about afty-thr~e miles via Stephen
pass. from 81 Michael In common with
sae rest Of this region, the country 10 low
higa-wAfer mark There - at mean iow
tide scanE two feet on the APRON bar.
the mean rise and fall Is four feet. and
;Es maximum szx and .wo-ientAS feet. The
time OF high water al APRON mouth g
one hour and fifteen minutes earlier than
at 81 Michael and the time u low water
about astean minutes earlier. The kassI-
YAK bar and pan. the E1slvak mouth and
the kripzisFuk river entrance were gone
fato with equal analysis.
Capt Pratt szroke somewhat OF the ais
tory OF navigation In northern waters.
telling o. ID. early Russian routes ard
before he ciosse1 compared the difference
OF tae true conditions as found By las.
years surveys. with the charts as they
were used by mariners In 1854 As has al
ready been told. the coast lire In the VIZ
found % be longfsu6srzIly twenty-nine
miles inland CO the true line. giving Cncle
Sam tast that much more territory than
wzS thought TO be possessed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
70 ESTABLISH 4 BUREAU.
COMMITTEES 81 Real Estaao Dnnra
WIN Seek ee-operatssn 90 Cnan-
Der al Commerce ana CITY Ceun-
cit-ScAeme for Raisinx Fund.-.

An attempt VIII Be made to estAhiish ia
THIS CITY bureau Of Information which
shall attract the hnsnsseeker 10 tina state
and sec that he 10 located after his arrival
The initial step IN this Was sakon yss-
tegcay by the Seattle Real Estate Board.
aud the cooperation OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and city council vii be sought.
special committee. made up Of y. Il.
Ward, NJ r. Jackson and A. Corcoran.
To which had been rsgerrerd shA matter
Of furnishing information 10 incoming
homeseekerss" introduced a resolution In
favor Of the establishment OF q bureau
They recommended that the bureau be
supported by the united co1,rshusSens OF
the business men % Seattle. citizens OF
Western Washington. particularly those
o. the northwestern counties. and the rail-
roads and other transportation companies
interested II the growth ara development
Of Western Washington. and that from
the bureau there may he distributed In
formation Of ali parts of the state
A second Recommendation Of the com
rnittee was 'That IN so far funds may
be ayaisAbis some suitable pcrso. may be
employed whose business 1t shall be 10
60 ost on the railroads IS far east as
may be thought best fer the purpose Of
rsHetsnT the Incoming horneseskers' and
giving them such Information CT the state
as may be desired"
Appreciation OF the assistance ard al
vice OF SEpt. l.. 3, Miller. g. the Seattle
a. International railway " p Harper
OF the Hotel Seattle. and Mr. Farley. or
the Chamber OF Commerce. was expresses
in the committee report
After some argument the committee was
continued By The board. and It's repor;
was adopted The committee Was instruct
81 10 gain. Il possible. the cooperation
az the Chamber % Commences ard city
council In raising funds for the establish
n1ant % the curesu
4 resolution was introduced by S.cre-
faYv tsiyegsS that ali members Of the Real
Estate Board refuse 10 list properties
Witch owners or representatives Cannot
give assurances Of title or delivery os
property when sale shall have been made.
or which may have been listed with osfasr
agencies ard further, that special blanks
BE- prepared for the Use OF ali members
0f the beard
This was referred 10 4 special commit
tee as fellows ". r. jackson. George
H. Nezcham and Ellis Morrison.
The attendance At the meeting was as
follows. Col W. J. presser n the chair.
present 4. Corcoran. George n. Msarn-
am Leslie Maxwell, Thomas Prosch. w.
r.. jackson. C. l. Danny. Elhs Morrison.
d g. Ward ]. c.. Giysrs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
PssnsylVanians Arrive on the
Way to Port Angeles.
TWENTY TWO FAMILIES CONE.
9hese Ara q 100 ASpe
People 20 Leave P<snsyIvaasa ter
Port Angeles WtGhin q Few
Weeks--AH People WESTWARD
Besna Froa the East Are CSu-
Tag - States 81 the Psefne.

vcr three to Eve days asfsr the date Of
spseisl horresseksys sxc1xssens. al tran.
frou -, gaa! are crowded with nen and
roas~ss wne are seeking E4bst2E.ag.s laao1g
TIE Sc-sh Pacific eoss1- But ssw os taz
people that save the East s;ep nnsn they
have croA$sc the Rockies. ard sne nAsoy-
~ 81 them cozae or 20 Puget sourA Ths
<esfe * the las. excutsasEs that sefs IS.
Pau was April 10. and for the aAss two
eAys the passengers an sEase trains Save
s@en atssms0arklnx ~ rseiats in Western
Warrington. usost os shsm ecnasag 70 set
ta between here and ks~ wAatrom-
Thess arrived here early ysszsrlzy morn
tsg on TIE Great Northern tweuty-swo
fslzsile1 from Emporium. Pa. bound for
fSss Angeles. Tnese persons are tsss tere~
TaaEeFs % 10 families wnich are TO sravs
LuSarsa aaG vicinity within q fsx weeks
Tor PSrt Angeles.
TIE msvenssns OF people 20 Port Angeles
that szs aees. started fEU2i Pennsy yansa Ia
tss b. tie esfsgss ~ tire ssashiags1n S.4ts
Immigration Association, 0s which eek
james =. coosaean Is the president TAe
ASSOCIATION faxs A9vertis<xs tie state Very
taeroug1Ey through Pssnsyssaniz-
These families are eornsoss9 as a very
GeoE CAS- % people T4ey are mechanics
sn1 business fngg. who believe t6as fheY
car 80 better Ia tEs West than in the Eass
ana sasy have disposed Of Eassr os.onx
iags and pFup@rty ia Fsnnsyiyaasa@ Tasy
VIII iaays hate this morning NJ e'cspck
fer Port Angeles on the steamer Alice Ger
tfase. The party II tn charge of Ut. Frank
Aogylz. a frenea-fs Canadian 0S May ! al
essaoE party viii leave Emporium and dur
tnx SUBSEQUENT wesxs osasFs 10 m. nun
her - 10 families vii eane-
Macy cshers. tfcissd. ax altogether about
-. arrived ager the Great Northern,
Northern Pae.iie ard CANADIAN Pacific, ard
are by tia sisns landed at their fasgrs
hosnss. The Canadian li5s brought a parry
OF eighty fssna Southern Minnesota and
Northern Iowa WHO will settle in Vase
stxfun ard British Columbia. They are ali
farmers and bad tea cars % household
goods THE terup1FarY crane FOR North Ira
koia seems 81 bAss gwen way 70 another
ems for lie Pacific SSrtax%ss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

sir psle 81 freight L. lstns tn ne
ArsngFan deck warehouse awaiting ssssa
rasrf rors award along With FIRE govern
rsszt sxnxsslsInsY TO Cock tnses II - ali
eamN sn~A % Cart. F. r Clean Of the
T~sn,y~sfsh Infantry. 4. A. gha Will
Re IN eharSe ~ TIE expedition. Ard -
marked t. care ~ Capt ". W Robinson.
sssesAff luarferHaastsv.
re freAshF viii "a north ea The nsxt
xeysge nf re Excelsior. IL !. announced
tssa sh@ ExeeSS:ar VIII retarn sR sfFrss 20
sal from isis port ahssns Nay sSft 'soss
W. gr~ wssl posted DO rot believe saas
$50 ese 60 hack here nv that ts-ss ard
tssss Y would 10 safer ta say early in
Man.
TIE Fresshs consists 81 alrwoss every cor
eeyFasfe variety ~ government supplies
1Aere srs aTes .sssfss uf al se~s% ssses@ ~
fsT FseSa3 - canned meats. syrup Ant
esser - hlsx haxes ~ kitchen utensils
a. 'aSses4gs. zones ~ asserteG tools ard
s'tassls 4'sc3sasitGE everything srurs ssssuas
Ia gat8 faarx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

Special Excursion To Institute . New
Lodge In That City.

A large excursion 81 raen belonging %
The - r @ Fsiks let Seattle a. 40
o'esaek yesterday afferTseson for Everett 20
institute new lodge n that city. Anosst
twensy-two Members Of tire party are from
Tacoma ard about sixty from Seattle.
Their ranks will se swefsed hy atty EIks
from Pert TosnseEd WHO went out On .
special steamer
The Everett lodge VIII cart VIII about
eighty charter members Including Judges.
s4+y ana county Officials, ard other cronns.
-#ns c5iExsss.
The excursion viii return sroEn Everett
IS SPECIAL train - 2'e&cck this rn1T "a
srE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
urIaIo~araHs -o VISIT ALASKA.
f. III Harrsmsa VIII Manage Per
sanauy GnnAurt~M- Excursion.

= - ssns8xe sxG3rSs01 - Atssaz x1Sl
SAL sTsssa SS%Etse n@xT 4tzae- TIE AZ
ssssrr.ceer4seFs x exasSa fraTm 3 ~sssahte seEgve
avss y "a fne eszers tsas Z X Hartman
3 matt -zzAs siiaEsz srs - " A. ssT@@z - fas
prime ssssws- ~ fns * a*1s7ss hs wssS Ar4AG
a E&-E1 pArSy ~ Eastern capitalists -
Sezg11s 81 thea AXE gts@rn g &AAskA ssEs
4 S1e&rssr 5Fcassasg we Sf tza Earl1G
cast EEsz rzSafgs fsaTu gaag's .ees. sEes.&Nf-
IS Chartered fa< ssts gs2rSsaess AS FnsfsE&
= interest * esn1Eehsa SfSwn ASKS wsss -
gsxsess - x nrSAaa2e that trs exea-s @ssrs-
f~*s waIl 5e taken &s Sag ssO~E@ as Co~SS
s-ls-
NJ Kzgvtr141 - a wei k11w1 SAsBESF
~ zgzas@ ard - rsssr-1s@r~65 81 tss gssr@Ezag
ata II xsxsraI large East@gu rEzas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

General Agent SAdeszs. Of TIE Northern
Pacific. WHO returned yesterday from
British CnlGFussa stopped AZ Port Angeles
on his say home. He says that scores
OF worxuasn are grabbing and grading the
rigass of-wAy Of tie Port Angeles Il
Eastern for distance Il Eve or SIX miles
GIT % Port Angeles, aId thai work 10
proc@cs.nxIy rapidly on the terminal IA
cflistas al that point Hs says the to@n
has assumed tone ~ progress thai has
heretofore oean uakn0xn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

Passenger Rates To- Alaskan Poiats
Are Announced.

TIE Canadian Development Company has
announced tafoaga passenger rates 10
Dsx eo8 and intermediate ssosats from S.
attic. 10 AXE effect at once. The foslca-
.ng safss shows first class rates. Tire
sAarges fsr reccrst<csass PASSENGERS m each
czse being SO sew unfis May !. ard after
.Eex s-aisa is~s. Ia Accordance with she m 90
established ~ the Alaska Steamship Asea-
eaton Tire second class rates Apply only
a. e. as sxagway. all transportation from
skasxay Inland being arss-eisss;
tsegrz .S~&ttaA to-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
HOSPITAL At MAGNOLIA BLUFF.
Government Orders Capt. Robinson
to Call for BIds NJ Once.

CARR. W W Robinson. s-.. gas notified
from Washington ny wire last night 30
advertise NJ unrA for Bids fer ~ eEws-
StrzsCfssn ~ s@e hospital AZ N8rnofta
R4m~ The building wIl3 cost Sssass 80 ss9
Tass notification Sc bot another ts1.ca~
tfer x fsse determined Fn-rso~~ e ssse g8v-
eminent authorities 20 push .rrx as Mag
rsufsA psss~ tr accordance xtta ssfs rss&rG-
rszrzszt4oxs CT Capt. Robinson
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

"a, sas s1re t.sgse zEs announced tat
.Ns@ Me- H&+ Asea aaEAs.afe5 assistant
ts<ers, *fsersfs-e ss-teg1 ~ t@s Gs~seas <e~r -
- as tast 5a waNtt >arss fa Sssss5@
ssi@Na sss @FsaG ss3sFsfrs a<sa@ - Ne
ssfassasf sea--s "A vnr-f t4-.- rs. 80 -
k@1# tsr~-~ Press asstrsstsssrss fkxf
sss~.,as7 No late es'at Ster& ss General
ffrssFa@st IS Aryt ~! - tsFs&s
~@efa. ass s~e-. 8F4EsNlIstcss sssrs rim
- t~ &garscxN es}vFwssss ~
-. - FSsa Is kes-@s rhas sAsa k~rsssars-ss
= NJ NxN 8 western Ass<xo szas.sxs
~@S H0s 1vFn ea.ttst sast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
THE RAINIER q RAND HOTEL

K J. fs&faaas4s. Mgr
DINNER
<ew YORK f,9zass. Hsw~ Cgst@- Cocktail.
x1ex Tsv-ls. FAa3SalsS
CONSCIENCE cesh~rt-
fs0acNse@ q "a EsxsS nessre-
s}xe44 sssgs1 aassss. GesEgE.
Ssszs 81 NRngpzS
ESsl@s q S1sa 3 Ia g,atStia4I.
fAssa&@ fsvssagsszt@~-
CATS EfsRa sss Tows1Ts
EaS Asssar23Ss al fSssSrs NoeT.
Sss@usSaa Ksafys Ia aSc&sSieA4.
EeFss5AEssse Pane
Eazss Prime Fssss * E4~sf fse-zf fsSaeeA
@zea-sss ksrSa snsH-
Eaaz< s9rzrr Lar95 Mss- Sagaa@
SsEx.zsEs IL CFeeE4 Gssass5 Poe&ce&
.xaaS. EsratTSe C,nsa&sn GasFraaS Jelly.
Erg~Tssza Sweet Praises
Lesser IN IzT1xsKzzk@e
Tzpt1Ts FG5zs1< E.re@zs sazsee-
Annxe Pre- fs@@saS 6ge@ "a Tie
q "a y Esexvy f~@ F.rss-r Asserted Cake.
Erass Fa~xzsefnrf HrsA ard Axse-so1a
1ssesse Water ssrasA4Ex
gsa~ee
SEATTLE. SUNDAY. AfGgL - IsAL
Br~~ktass. ssa 20 ~ i.ssrsza. L to 1
Fsnr@~s sra 80
-sxgs4y-
Breakfast 3 10 zS& Llszzsn - ~ - ~
Isun@g 80 - g.
ss-~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

casfonai Association. 30 be held 81 Los An
Eeses jay Il 70 -. FOR 81 The dates for
the sass % tickets aAse Ret Drsa deter
ssasRsa ssss ID il expected that the North
err iiEes VIII ssii overland tickets or thas
basis. II is believed - some that there
Will ae d cut started IL taas Territory. IN
which case tsse present rates void prob
ably Dc Considerably reduced
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

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