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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
OF VITAL IMPORTANCE
TO THE PEOPLE.
The Craze for the New r1etnod of
Treating Catarrh, Bronchitis
and Consumption.
BECOnES A MENACE TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
Timely Warming from the Originators of this New
Cure which Has RevolutioniZed the
Treatment of these Diseases.
and Consumption.


new treatment and herein lies the danger to the
public, who have been taught that through inhala-
ton alone these diseases be cured forgetting
that there is but DRY AIR GERMICIDE
WHICH CAN BE INHALED. Taking advantage
Of this Ignorance, the advertising DOCTORS special
lists and Quacks all over the country have resur-
rected the cid ammonia inhalers, vaporiZers steam
atonizers, etc, long siIce declared useless, and
are now advertising to by Inhalation. There
is not much likelihood of the thinking class of
people being deceived, for the fact that such adj
vertisers have given up their old treatments with
which they have claimed TO cure thousands of suf-
ferers is sufficient evidence in itself to prove how
little they can be relied upon. Besides this, they
know that but Dry Air Germicide has ever
been found. and that every ounce of this is con-
trolled by company, who under circumstances
whatever would allow its by quacks. For such
people there is but little danger In this shower of
treatments that claim to by inhalation, but
with the ignorant 1t is different. 1t is the fear of
the regular profession that the greater of
people may be misled by this advertising, and, not
receiving any relief, refuse to take the TRUE DRY
AIR GU RE and in this way prevent the universal
of 'Hyomei,' which up to the time of this
influx of imitators rapidly stamping out these
terrible diseases. 1t is for this reason that the
r. Z. Booth Co. have made the follow sworn state
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
ACROSS THE RIVER.
The Coming ELECTION Over in Alex.
andfias County.


Across the river, in Alexandria county
a political contest of unusual interest is
at hand Farty Lines are closely drawn
and a bitter fight il promised over local
officers several candidates being already
announced for each of the respective DO
litieal plums.
The approaching campaign contains
many novel features. Heretofore both
democrats and republicans, the latter hold
ing a good working majority on national
issues have been woefully lacking in local
party organization, and the balance of
power has invariably been cast in support
of the gambling fraternity and ring" of
fcials.
Aside from a gradual yet decided change
of sentiment throughout the county on
local issues, there are three incidents which
it is expected will play no small part at the
polls in favor of reform. The unavailing
protest of the Citizens League through its
committee to the board of supervisors rel
alive to the alleged Illegal appointment of
a deputy clerk for the county, the erection
and occupation of a new court house at
Fort Myer Heights. and the certainty that
the republicans will hold a convention in
the near future for the purpose of placing
a solid ticket in the field, all these and
many minor considerations are urged as
litical situation. Again, along these lines
the inability of the democrats to organize
for general convention is confidently
given as additional evidence of the dis
comfiture In their ranks. At the coming
spring election. an entire county ticket Is
to be chosen. The long list of candidates
already in the field is somewhat surpris-
ing. The Offices to be filled and those men
toned prominently in connection with the
same may be given as follows: For county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
SaenEerbund Entertainment.

The musical entertainment given last
night by the Washington Saeugerbund was
largely attended. The program was as fol-
lows: Chorus, "Drei Augenblicke," Saen-
gerbund; piano solo, "Valse,'' in A fat
Miss Kathrlne H. McReynolds: soprano
solo, ''Springtide,' Mrs. L. Forney: violin
cello solo, Song without Words" Ernest
Lent; tenor solo, "a Beautiful Sea Maid
en- Horatio Rench; barytone solos. ''Gyp-
sy Love Song" and "A Red, Red Rose -
James Nolan. The Saengerbund is making
preparations for fools session." or car
given Monday. January 30. The folioWfne ne
evening, Tuesday, the 31st instant. a stag
smoker will be provided. an entertainment
giving promise of rare good time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
DO NOT APPROVE.
COmmi ssiOners Decline to Indorse
Request of Sealer Haskell.

Mr.. w. C. Haskell, the District sealer OF
weights and measures, recently asked the
Commissioners to recommend such an
amendment of the act of March ., 1895, as
would empower his clerk, in the absence
of himself and assistant, to perform the
duties of the sealer. The Commissioners
however. have declined to grant the re.
quest. While they believe it would be q
convenience, they are of the opinion the
actual work of examining and scaling
measures and scales had better be confined
to the sealer and his assistant, in view OF
the refusal of both District committees in
Congress to grant similar authority in othel
instances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
A DISHONEST DOMESTIC.
Susan Green RObs Three Different
Employers in Three Months.

Susan Green, Il colored girl, with a beaded
waist and good imitation of picture hat
was charged before Judge Scott this morn
ing with three thefts. Arno L. Muirhead
claimed Susan had stolen from his house a
velvet hat worth So and 81 in money; Will
cash from him, while Mrs. Cornelia Fellows
charged her with stealing numerous arti-
Giles valued at 81 from her. Susan had
worked at the houses of compliments as
domestic, only remaining a month at each
She went down for $50 days in default OF
$50 fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
Bill to Be Reprinted.

AT the conclusion of the hearing it was
agreed that the bill should be reprinted
with the amendments suggested by Mr..
Lambert, so that they might be laid be-
fore the Commissioners for their opinions
and that the committee might further con-
slider them.
Mr.. Mcmillan said if further hearing
We're wanted it could be had, but that il
could not be long delayed.
Mr. Galinger-''We must bear in mind
that the session is drawing to a close"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
MY Dear Ladies':

we nave made IN the silks and
dress fabrics fully attest our de-
termination to clear the decks
before stock-taking time arrives.
Such cutting and slashing of
prices will startle the staidness of
brother merchants-for nothing
like it has ever been known be-
fore. The reductions open wide
the door of opportunity to thrifty
buvers-bring to the fore bar
gains OF the greatest magnitude.
This morning began this profit
less selling-and it shall be con-
tinued until the task of clearing
has been thoroughly accom-
plished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23

The treatment of Catarrh. Coughs, Colds, Pneu-
mouia aud Consumption by inhalation was used
more less by the regular profession ten years
sGo, and although they were aware that through in
halatiOn alone could these diseases be reached and
cured such treatments given up because no
germicde had yet been found that could be carried
to the diseased parts in the air breathe.
Sprays douches, atOmizers and vapors have been
used to great extent by advertising specialists
since, but not by the regular profession their
knowledge of the construction of the air passages
teaching them that none of these treatments were
permitted by nature to enter the bronchial tubes
and lungs. Three years ago a new antiseptic was
discovered in Australia. 1t proved to be a perfect
Dry Air Germcide THE ONLY ONE EVER
FUND. knowing the value of such a discovery
a company was formed and arrangements made to
transport this article from its distant home to the
seaboard, and from there to all parts of the world
Al Erst physicians refused to believe that tbi,
i"nS-s"uSht germicide had at last been discovered
put gradually The truth forced upon them:
th'usahds OF eases were cured before their very
eyes The Board Of Health in all the large CITIES
"hefe II was used reported decrease in the
ueaths from Catarrh, Bronchitis and CONSERVATION
VI over 30 per cent in II months Tins II wns
.l' results ard results alone, proved the value of
Wv new cure Cures by Inhalation has now no
'ne common expression in speaking of this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
Colored Hndias go for 1O3kc

a bargain value without precedent or
parallel One that will cause competitors
10 stand aghast. No store ever dared make
such a tremendous cut bcfore-and Il re-
mains for Uechts utterly regardless IF
cost price, TO eut-cut 50 deep that no silk
Wanter can hesitate a moment. There Is
but a limited quantity OF these colared
lndias left-and Only those who are prompt
viii he able To share I'm the phenomenal
Offering. There are hut two shades garnet
and cerise, hut both cf them are as de-
slrable as any the silk mills can crearc
Tomorrow morning starts this slaughter
and as long as the lot holds out against the
spirited buying you may have Il for Ioa4e
yard. Buying such silk at such n price
brings you silk at the usual price of cot
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23
Notice to the Public.

Beware OF limitations OF our ce1e-
brated Mothers Bread.
Some unscrupulous bakers are try
ing TO palm off an inferior bread for
our celebrated Mothers Bread.
None Is genuine unless il has the
words, Mothers Bread. Just as
Mother made it, and Made by
Corby's,' on every loaf.
Anything else is simply a counter
felt, and is much inferior iii quality.
Our Bread is just like cake. We use
cream, sugar and milk in our dough.
Mothers Bread is only made by
Corby Brothers, 1885 Brightwood
avenue.
Ask your grocer for it. If he
doesn't keep it, drop us postal card
and one of our wagons will serve
you. Telephone 144o.
ta2D-6t
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No DANGER or ACCIDENT.
The Barge Skookum Did Not Come
Near Grounding on sunday.

The report that IRE barge Skoukum mar.
roNly escaped rssDa!a. ashore on SUNDAY
while carrying large number of .xcur.
stonfstS 20 Tacoma. turns out 10 ~ entire
~ erroneous.
Tho barge has made three trips 70 Alas
ks ard - therefore not likely TO be ir
danger urster the influence Of the w4nsAn 81
sosprras nss~gnenr bay. f3rtha<rssnre the Of
hcerS Of the barge ard q the ing which
lowed her. say fra; IL Mss high tide wh~r
they we're IN Tacoma and sns barge s~ouIf
have dTsftest two miles 40 she bay without
touching bottom. They say that shs
swssDK Ia the wind = utsle. tie reason b.
Ing that there was TO Roadway on her
THE yeasGs that the tag F&sarsts threw q
fu~ 60 heT w&s rot 20 keep her from
efxtsisag. ssEt 20 rsase n landing quicker
THE sug T'yee - enn ~ tns strongest tug,
on the @xasr ard has before this pulled sas
sansskgTs safely wnen sha w4x ioaHss witt
Over 4Hs tors az r-wtgAs
The barge tnn& large ssa~sy % sxcszr.
ssesgtsts oUt on tA~ %sy last night A
large bal rcegn wfta az excellent soesr ha,
esssan sisfss tsFs on the upy-ez deck TIE wall
sesHS lfn@d Nth bunting arss gayiy ssp-esr.
assd with Jsf~ansa~ lanterns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18

TIE property Of the Mechanlcx' Mil a
I.uash@r Company, on the tide GAas toAninx
The aof.a shipbssitding alsns ca The south,
was sold yesterday by Crawford a Can
over go the Moran Brothers Company for
J@.VN TIE property comprises IN rhs
ne EasDyhsaod ~ swo acres ~ partially als-
ed IL hfsd, and VAS formerly occupied By
ths plant Of the Mechanics Mil 4 Lumber
Company, which improvements were de-
ssraysd by fire shortly SITTER seatties
great cnufiagrssten. and that plant was
never rcSssslt. This sale wipes cat the last
Remaining asset OF the old eanmpany. ard
IL ~ understood THAT SIS affairs will be i'm
fnetiatsiy wound az.
TIE securing the location for this mill
was very similar ~ that OF the location
or &safsies first tunafsersng establishment
away eass in the early 'a<s Whsn the
iats Henry J.. rssisr came tn this city TO
start his nsiii ne s~ssred site AT the foot
NJ what Is now Yesler way. and I'm order
10 accommodate hinl Mr.. A A. Denny
and pr. Maynard moved the ssaker 10
their claims. This eEAhlsd Mr. fsAs@r 10
locate between them When the Mecnan-
les Atit Company WAS casting aeoat for
a ste. the Moran nrothsrs gave them
strip OF land ATTY feet wifr along the
sDuth border Of their holdings ard TgsaTSi-
as = Jones gave theB a similar strip
from the north end ef his land ard ATTN
Sarmsn street Intervening, whieh was va
entea ny sise new plat Of tae sids tiaix. the
sss4ass&ny secured a most desirable i0sa-
tom fuT lie large min and SASH factory.
The Mafsns purchased this property To
enafsIs them 80 carry auS Bong cherished
ptsr f~r greatly Increasing sEa capacity ~
their plant. tho work ~ which - uas ur-
der way.
" hea tais work Is completed Seattle can
sssass Of ~ tms sagpbnsadiag plant az
there "a on the Pacific coast fa addition
te the great buildings whiea Will house
the usssst u9ssfefm labor saving nlaEStners
az a5i kinds this plant viii have It's eva
rstfsasN. roth overhead ara surface ee-
stsiss t.ao feet az dask roem fer the larry
ess esE~ek< aHi a coating dfyaoek Nth
esfsetty % handle tisss largest sasT@ csSn.
ing tnsa these waters.
IL addition fn AL ttuEnnsss> machine xAoS
and foundry the MGFanx are hGilSiiur .
tay8a hvaras.sr asalsF wursz ~fa4ch when
estsspAskses - u Sr1NsNSs thesn - sgcersafnkig
gesupese ta ta{S liHe with anything la the
East. They VIII also equip a rgst-tlaSa
ssan xA.rs=zsiasng ssiant IS UeEt as a plant
Ter ssse speedy ard economical ntiItfzng ok
H@esen vessels
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18

est time millions Of dollars worth ~
American products are finding their say
into tho Oriental market. where five years
age England had u, all.
Expansion a sahiect - connection
wfth the United states Wa like ~ talk
shout Ia China ] think it r. the creates
thing this country has ever undertaken,
agd all these wno talk against IL are sim
r4g speaking through their hat~~I mean
shey are ignorant OF tire facts think
lists IN America Is that they are untnFoSfn-
sd To hold the Philippine islands means
10 Increase the shieping ard afford bet
ter Opportunity for developing the Cd ia
Fssrkes az we'll go others American cap
ssal. fasn and push IN The Philippines Viii
have q reaction In China With market
exess there fer almost any esanayneslty,
ssasaa Will not Dc lanx in adopting fae
sane ani tas Increase ia this trade alone
viii - great thing for this country. II
viii mean <Es The future thai a vast amount
a, business now held es Ensisnd viii irift
10 the Cnated stat~S tae natural market
China ~ gradually becoming a greater
a8yeg tH foreign markets. A few Years
sgs RI. erssssre practically supported itself.
Very sttsn fessF was used grain % all
slfsAs was nas 20 AIRY exteas AZ article ~
Ger sasgssf,s en It's Introduction ny ASfer4-
caus met with favor. ard while set shs
market ts young there - great possibilities.
Fr%s IL was wttA railroads. Au1sffears
TAUGHT sas CagnAua&u shat wtiie re had
tAe csaSs su&as ia the .nFld BE lacked
sutek tFsnsssgss fsfsga- Ess.arxsssis are Dow
bssaw Asaslt al over the empire aud Amer
icx to- ~nnG{yinw Ebe raATkef Wtf6 Eats
country Gsssng tats. tewF~ IS no raaSoa shy
fhN city q @@zSile saagAs mot handle Dlg
tS4ak - To trade
Tire Eag5Isa fseorls os Honxkanx are
greatly IN love wsfh tss@ present admits
traEkan pFsaet FssSis or sae ground - ex-
ssAn@ssss TA&y k~&5%Xs with American
tssezi ia tae Issssns Tire era - prosperity
Aas HASeeA T1sT@ are no greater sss&s-
nsss sssem So sagtA sS8S IRE Americans.
ara tns wxeTa th@y exgssnn the faster tat
portion q tHe weird tSa& nerds IL @sii ksss-
asssre en- g. essesa =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18
FIVE ~Ew CORPORATIONS.
view Bsstn~ss fnAmsfrs~s That Hnwe
Seattle as Th~sr Ham~

rive wer~s arFt-se@ - s-s-ss~s~s~= sss-. ~sevs
ssxs&FssST nls Sc tas xsszfssfg zszsfissz~ss -
fr@ 6T as May separate esa1ceTas Ter
Fe@ sssssfas ss&sa Eeass sszsas Tsssassss ara a.
s%&sws
T1s% F-esstx Ts7s aa3 A~ngrx rs.rszNsrsv
sssA F~yesz@-@ek F$ss art william rsasrr
. nzsvgssrMsoSs4 tSs ss4s@ss@ 80 ~ -eS
sssAfTsS< aksssEr sws &sas II ssssss a~afmxs
-. esr TA~ rer1.&f ssn~x - 4 sss "a
SfgS xN@rss ~ fs&. aAeM
To- Tmbas SFarswar@ FNes~ssss ~ "a a.
rtsrEsSeA@sst e@ anssr ksswsns~<Ss 4 ~-sss
IS zzEss9{s NfgFAsrE - rYss&setL saS~xz - 81
49, ass Easarv Es~sghxH wetN A sar.ss Is
ssesx a e. n. &c ~srg shares NJ rsx T~7e
rs<vY1as@ ~ ta~ c<srnrssmv In n lsSay ana. .sss
AarsxEA~e erAs ssr uszsn sssee 10 SeMess<
zAA crssex Irxse CSzzaHy = sxxa,aa,a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18

me real. ESTATE DEAL.
weh.f.r Property az Third Avenue
and Madison said Co e. saith.

" AsyaYf er@xatax 8s me estate af
fsSsusass " Webster Yesterday sctd ~
rssasie saetIaa the PEAL rF0ssrFtN ~ ts3e ez-
t&te. TAs srfassfEsss asscz. tSsxtn sset en
Fne southwest sarsssr - TAsf3 s$@n.s ana
Madison street sas hc9gas cy Crawford
a eNneTer for tSss@ rz&n- II 81 under
stool sAat they we're acting ssr = ,
sssntfa ta ~ nSa they "a fssk a0jt shs prep
srey SNsee we~ss ase, fAT executors aa-a
a~tas for - psEE&sse IS sssFfesttng tie IT,
tie - sAe pTrp%ftS4 Ehss = gssfss$sseEs's sEzs
az sh@ SSzs8eeSs owners ga fNsrd aWEnxsa.
ana Il "a sssslwgstszsa tA&f Mr. ~sstga wSll
.ssass f.saga vsEzss Sse sSnFaS @sreszts tEeEesss
%Ns Lac INha WEBSTER and b8S WsEs
fstss,ss~ wern Ansens gse sarfy settlers n
sszAtshs T'hss purchased ina ssH Egfs
aStossed IA tsss sFysfa tee Terry estate
fer 49, sAe iced s<tHE signed IS MArS
jsme Terry ssFsxnazsa " SRA sag= Ass4
S.s&nalsm Matthias aAs go pFsegseFtT 5se
II sfesgcfS sSs,4t a Rss~fy-st asssys9 xstsa uas
s~sesi1aea sss tAscs 5aTtng shs3T 0vss. sns
~tesee us kAwsr ts@Ehfe&. Mrs Mary T.
T.ssssFss.tA@
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Ne. Aimeeou. where tumpsng claims and
aDsd1gsx miners GseesIngs - eza 81 tSs
rrfne95al occupations X agr~ars taAs
saea ne FIRST reports sere sssssFs1 q
taken snse The e<aadry Esta srlEsaesE- assd
as asssi % esatfgss Trsen they w%EsE be-
fare United States C1nsss4a sssoxsss slsepEsasd
st 81 Mtchaes aSst tcssk oss 1n@ts afss
citizenship ras~rz- Th~n. others went
there Eith sfxaxxGss~a<ss% fame powers 81 at
feFneF and Izea.s1 many c5aAzra. ffzsss
are b@tEx tssafpeS, although Use fruspar-
tore asaa miners sAy tfs@y VII not hssa-
tate 60 rszrogaise tho legality OF Esgass0
ysgwsrs AZ attorney.
TIE Seane cesnsry IL Of a aorpayry
s.ass. AID nsss Washed gravel II IS there
fore . black gossts ard EUsas asous Iii %
70 the Slncs. Tas grains are OF ao~sa ths
Tiers wei be 10 trouble, and cannot
ere hes tsxre car Ne Any harstea4Ds. ezsErs-
pared with tho ksopdika. Ia ts@ Esx cis-
there il 40 timber IA she country. but IL 10
Easy % get caAi E8eTe. and X - row SELL
sns fo~ u a ton Freight charges from
Seattle amount TO only 81 soa, or Ia
cents ss0s2ssa. Another thsnss II COSTS
only ~ 10 per cent. 10 get oos the geld.
- axasass - 70 ~ Ter cent. IN The klsn-
like, Claims In the Sssas are J. ~ feet
long. ~ axain~ so feet ia the kiontake.
sevssai ssssn have already takss ia sup
plies ga furnish aud stock stores 70 sell 20
sse rssfacra and before winter the Alaska
4aszss1wfNsA2 and MOTH AHsEf7ssAN IE4zs-
portsisaa ard Trading Companies Will
have supplies ard coal enough Ghsre to
supply everybody. II 10 sassy Is Get theirs
ard sA~y 20 get aags
Mr. HsmT@on Indignantly denied the story
brought ear sy q kicnalker that an at
tempt WA being made ~ the fransporta-
ton Hor5psnies 60 keep people IA shs Nome
c1ssssry. Anybody that wants TO can 60 q
D. Asrhaes for si5." he said but or the
Discovery the trip l wsrt on there we're
Just three waated 20 come hassk and they
we're all deadh@ads Tbs Discovery makes
n rotina trip frefa 81 Michael In from one
aud q haif 30 two days. ard charges a fare
scrsss rrnm s. Ascaasa ~ 81 for psssea-
gers AMI Us q ton for freight"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18

An AMERICAS AsaoAp SPEAKS


Roger A. Adams formerly - erptsye %
tire American censaAass az Honxkong
Cana arrived in the city yesterday. en-
route 10 his former home t. Indianapolis
where ne with spend Il vacation Of tive
months ard thea return 70 his duties rs
proprietor Of The Wsnxor hotel Ia the China
mstror-aiiss
Il am "a Seattle ogee every ysar,@ he
said ~ the Ralnser-tfrand yesterday. and
every time I corre here ! am more ina
pTesses with sae continual growth ~ the
city. nctice change for the better eacs
visit. There 10 40 city anywhere In THE
world believe, that has brighter pros
peefs thar Seattle. We know = great deal
about POUR city IN the Orient We do a
good trade with you. and Seattle 10 Us has
the same sound that New York had a
few years ago. Our trade WITH the United
States IL gradually growing. Al the pres
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notD ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.
Wonia ne Hehher Jumps Throuxh .
window Brt IL Caetur~a

A r1@n gT~STsg bis nazEa as Gas IAN
r7-ssse as attempt 20 rob the wszssssras~s 81 A
W. Park. eYru&r F%NszFF MxbuuA anss Yes.
Ter say ssss evening He Ezsmss3 entrance
~ fese house ~ fN@ kzfrh~x ard sress as "a,
zs sSe 5inSex rvSsss wAnr he was gssssNssvar.
ed We Immediately tired "a go ezsF n,
sSsor. N9f Sr4Seg As-~xss3g hifseksss ta.rsr-ei
fAgfs1Sa the wssss9~ carrying tse sasfs MI.
Afr
\ ntssaSev as c3sixsTs w-As hearS sha rss.Fss
s2tHFG II Sssrx&sff ART E8ess1srvzt the "A ssssss
- hssTSfsr IS ksg@sh aaeans ara la x4s,s
stT-s2g. Ess wzx tzAen ~ ssss3es Nesa ssstYsr r,
fers y N SAIL hy the TeSlse ofss~er~ .As,
2@Ess f4st rsasessz1s.l ta1vty-.say sestenes
ks1e NEfeE SAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18

C00403 00 to0 3o00O8UkxAR
N~snhles % sAe oaDuoDe.
r s. i1pry. Who c1ly q sAcrs rsme 49,
wss he asnseesc instructor a tie Seattle
Y. n c L.. easrtnx nazt small salary. =
OF wAseA seems facsiosrs He has 10 iess
tnar Lee snunea e solid goid which. ~
tbs ordinary estimate - yalsed ~ $3oo.-
30. TAss Represents shs wsnterss cleanup
q Mr.. Lpcy from ass claim On E13oraac
creek. In sae klccdske- TIE authority
for this statement 10 g O. SmrAcn- vho
came hasne On the LAura1a yesterday.
who saikess with several Kscnjskers AZ Sc.
Aschaes al 81 whoxn agreed that ta1s
vas sns amount 81 i4ppYs weaasA. Tbs
latter Is coming with ats gold On ths
steamer Roanoke. which viii probably -
she next vessel 10 arrive srom The north
The Brsttsh-Ameriean iiEsr Garunre.
so0n dee ~ Vancouver. r. G.. from 81
Michael viii hrsng several prominent
rergse Of seattle Amonx them viii -
Ten Mc<srzw. SOC OK the ex-governor,
wao h hr.nxtEg go: Mrs. 4, II Carr,
ara probably Mr. Acssraw- TIE lasfes
wsn: 10 Cape Nome for q short trip a. n
syectson. ard hoped TO b1 back az 81. Mi
chael before the Garonne iefs. 50 Re could
take that sesip home. Gen. E NJ. Carr
has been psar~d IN charge 81 the AcesTax
interest a. Rampant. and Mr.. McGsaw WI
not rstarn there this year. He snisnts 20
spend the coming winter al home Eras-
tas Brainera viii De another CO the
passengers On the Garannez