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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03
NEWS OF RICH STRIKE
IN PORCUPlNE DISTRICT.
Reported Finds ON Bear and Clear
Creeks Creates stampede From
skaEwny TO New Digginxs.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tntell,gencer
VICTORIA, II C., Oct 2-W. +. Rob-
ertson. provincial mineraiogist, who has
just returned from an official tour Of Por-
greatest placer strikes ever made In the
Northern country, Rich dlgglngs were
located by Nessrs Kenneth Mclean and
Miller, discoveries of Atlin gold
The diggtngs were discovered on the
2fth of last month, and are situated on
Pear and Clear creeks. tributaries OF the
upper Chiikat river which empties into
Lynn canal They are we'll on the Ca
madam side OF the International boun-
dairy They extend for VI wards of twenty
or thirty miles along tho creeks and, ac-
cording TO the discoveries. are as rich
on the surface as the best claims In the
Attn country have proven at bed rock.
On Bear and Clear creeks the bench
lode Is high and bed rock is stated 10 DO
twenty feet
when the news OF the discoveries
reached Skagway there was big STAN
pede for the creeks. This was week ago
on Sunday last, and when Mr.. Robertson
left for thu coast, on the following
wednesday. ffty-rve claims had been
staked OF He states that probably BY
this time the whole country has been
taken up. as IL Is very easy of access.
Leaving Skagway one takes boat for
fIaines Mission. Jus. across the Lynn
canal. sailing from the former port every
second Gay. From tisines Mission fnerA
Is O short portage 20 Hemstoke, on the
Chtkat and from there go 20 within eight
miles ~ the now alggirgs by canoe. An
81 ate rnGte fnr about thif,y 1..les ~
tNe stance T. Afforded by crossing Chill
az er 10 Murrhys fats. Just opposite
flsnStoks. and travelling thence by horse
hS ~ 20 Long bridge. al the mouth OF
the fiycr.
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EAGLES HOLD A BANQUET.
whntcom Acrte Entertatns Grand Of
nc~rs of the order and other
Iuyited Guessa.

Special Dispatch 20 the post-fnteilisencer
NEW WHATCOM oct. s--Onc Of tho
most notable evonta In the history OF fra
ternai orders In this section was the ban
Duet given here last night hy Whafrer1
asrte No. 81, Fraternal Order of Eagles.
About 10 members ~ the order were
present including the nrst grand presl-
dent OF the order, III II Thompson. ~
seattle and Grand Secretary 4 y Part
ridge In addition about nftr guests
we're invited. which Included ne CIV Rns
county officials Rnd prominent business
and professional men.
The banquet was held ia Knights -
pythias hall and the four tshiss com
piotciy Allied The large room The hail
was Handsomely AMI behttfHE'v deco
rntod There WAS an elaborate rrt.-
grasnme % toaets amt addresses IN ~hich
mo visiting grand officers participated
Thar. were also number ~ spVrialties
giye1 by clever members ~ the organ
iEatinn.
The bandlo; and programme tlsted
from 20 y m tif neariy meruing Toe
tnaun was very elaborate The EaCics
cirln tn strongest organization IN Rel
bingham hay having nearly 100 members
enrolled
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03

all the people daily engaged in profess
sionai and business pursuits in Seattle
were really residents Of the city that the
few excessive estimates are due.
This supposition is supported by con-
sentative authority on the statistics OF
population which disagrees considerably
from the announced count of the census
bureau. r. l.. Polk & Co.'S annual Issue
OF the city directory. somewhat delayed
In the press this year, is Just now being
distributed among the subscribers, The
directory estimate, which includes Bal
lard. South Seattle and other suburban
towns. gives the population as ss,sS5 on
this point the publishes OF the directory
say in their Introduction:
Although the result of the government
census. 80 far as Seattle is concerned, has
not yet been announced. II is understood
that the figures do not exceed 5000. This
we consider rather below than above the
actual population of the city. The num-
Der of names in this directory, which. as
I'm former years is not confined to the city
limits, but includes Ballard. South Seattle
and other suburban towns and villages is
1884. an Increase of s.5T names in one
year. Of l2. sS4 names in three years, and
almost 10000 names in ten years. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03
OPENING DAY UF THE
SPOKANE EXPOSITION.
Fine Weather Attracts a Great At
tendance and Permits Fine EN-
ecutiOu of PROGRAM

Special Dispatch TO the acknowledgements.
SPOKANE. Oct. 2--Spokane's seventh
annual Industrial exposition and fruit fair
was ushered In today under the most ia
vorable auspices. The weather was per-
feet T, Is estimated that 1900 visitors
we're present 10 help swell the vast null
,itudes that lined the streets to witness
the grand pageant of the Goidess Of
Plenty. that marked the opening o. the
exposition. when the parade reached the
exposition grounds the main auditorium
tent wns packed to overlooking with spec
tators, VINO came to witness tho opening
en- 81 ciaes.
The Goddess OF Plenty, represented by
Miss Lulu Kirby. was given an ovation
recited the ode that bid her subjects well
come.
A feature OF III. exercises was a trained
chorus OF 1000 school children. who rem
dered several selections.
Tho attraction, however. that promises
10 excel as drawing feature OF the
exposition, II The Royal Marine band. OF
Itsly. which made an instantaneous hit
products and minerals, while not entirely
complete nj the opening. promises -
crown all previous exhibitions. Tonsnt
the downtown streets are brilliantly u
Illuminated.
The Following special days have been as
signed by the management OF the Spokane
exposition from the present time TIL the
close;
October b--Red Mems day. parade. war
dance, pow-wow
October 6-~Press day. banquet and high
links
Octohor 7--oratorio Of Creation cho-
rus $50 voices; DIR. II. A. Heritage. d.
rector
October s-Foresters' day, parade and
addresses.
October Modern woodnen OF America
day, parade and addresses.
October i0--Elks' day. parade and lay
Ing of cornerstone NJ $4,000 f.lks' temple.
everything purple.
October IL woodmen OF the World day.
parade and addresses
October i2-Druggtsts' day, parade and
addresses.
October i3-Traveling Mems day. parade
and grand rally.
October 15-Eagles day. the national
bird will scream,
Octo Der le--Spokane day, ''Home. Sweet
Home
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HOUSING RALLY At clLFAX.
v.rvK WELCOMED WITH BIGGEST
REORGANIZATION IN YEARS.
.-~ares, TorchliEht Parade ana
r,sic Manifest the Enthusiasm OF
vhstman ncpubiIcans--spee
go spiendfd Impression.

~...s.; Dispatch 20 the Post-Tntelligsncer.
nfEni.FAx, Oct A rousing Republican
IN vas he.s here tonight II was the
ss-vse, demonstration OF the campaign.
~ street parade being the finest and
..,~sst seen here In years. made brilliant
q tnufires. torches, bands and general
ssthus,asm. Three hundred voters were
!. M carrying torches and shouting
r. Frfnk. -.
psot and Harold Preston spoke TO an
s.s,rsnse crowd at the court house ard
- wfven a rousing reception. There
- more enthusiasm than has been
snsvn here IN years
~ Frink spoke on state issues and
sGsnded hts course ami attitude with
ss.yd 10 freight rates and other iegis-
ssston. Judge Mcbride confined himself
= nstiona issues. and Mr.. Root spoke
!. national issnos and the state schoo
~ scandal All we're wall received and
-ads splendid Impression on the large
spditnce
me- party spoke ~ an enthusiastic
eyuwd II Garfield last night. and at FL
beffon this afternoon.
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Using the multiple 2is-the lowest, we
believe. in use by any directory publisher
in the country-we estimate the popula-
ton OF Seattle at the presen, time 10 be
ss.SS5. This. Of course includes Ballard
and other suburban settlements, which,
although not actually within the city
limits, are TO all intents and purposes as
much part OF Seattle as any other out
lying portion of the city. Deducting. how
ever, say 1900, which we think a liberal
estimate of the population of Ballard and
other suburban settlements included in
the directory we have a population with
in the city limits of IS. SIS
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BURNED A NEGRO
AT THE STAKE.
Awful Vengeance visited Upon Ala
bama Culprit-Rope Ready When
Death by Fire Was Suggested.

EIb MPkA, Ala. Oct 2.--Winreid
burned at the stake Ia the little town Of
Electric, fifteen miles from this place, n
half hour after midnight this morning,
The negroes crime was attempted assault
on Mrs. Lonnie Harrington, whose nus
band set IRE to the fuel which reduced
Townsend's body 10 ashes.
Yesterday afternoon at ! o'clock the me-
gro. who was a nephew OF the negro,
Floyd. hanged week ago for an attempts
ed assault, attempted TO assault Mrs Har-
rington. Mr. Harrington was at cotton
gin In Electric. His home Is one mile out
OF town. The negro came TO the house
and told Mrs Harrington that her hus-
sana Sad sen, hin e ge, = cents from
Then the negro left but returned In
about ten minutes The woman's
screams We're heard By Bob Nichols,
nesro. VINO was passing along the road
at the time. He ran to the house in time
TO see the negro escape.
As soon as Mrs. Harrington was re-
stored 70 consciousness Nichols gave the
alarm. The news spread randy All the
stores az Electric were Instantly closed.
the ginneries and sawmlils shut down, the
people left Their WAGONS In the road and
their pleas in the field and gathered for
a pursuit & he negro.
The crowd divided. some securing the
woods near The scene OF the crime and
others suirs - the penitentiary for blood
hounds AHH dogs were taken 70 where
the ncgro's tracks tisapNeared and an ex.
citing chsss epsucd. The dogs stopped
finally at a tree IN FROM ~ odlon's store
outskirts Of Electric. Th0
crowd corsn az soon discovered the me-
gro sitiinw On a limb. lie ~AM IN light
down at on,r and taken t0 the scene OF his
crime, There ne was confronted b. hts
victim. who Identified him Word vas
rent to the other searching parties that
ti negro had been found and about y
If oh II crowd 81 s-vrrat hgUfrcd Wss
in ~ little village. The negro was taken
40 the edse ~ To. vilinee agl prepara-
tons for ais deata were quickly made
4 rope was nunu over fhe iiynh - hir
Ce6 and a hundred men stood ready TO
sw MS him up,
fhen a halt was esliaa and the ynanaer
OF death was aiss sed ny Tho r,eb.
vote was taken. ana to haAofluR snow a
n majority TIE crowd 20 favor death AZ
the stake Tire p ska NRG prcpsra3 a.
tne regro Was bound 70 " With chain.
Pine knots " ire piie8 ahcal him, and tiP
flames we're started bg tho husband u ~
vlctm A. ,aty lsape0 - IRE esgrc
neft ~ uttered g@ eries 90 God fo~
mercy ard holn THE arawa lanke, on
deaf re hfa cries AeFa Ia an hour tho negro
wRs reduced ~ UeheR
THNnstmf teff heiNT bound. esufoHEe4
iNc crifnn ard 81 Sc was also implicated
with Alexander lloyd who was hangsd
two weeks aga fnf an attempted aHsRgif
oa Mlsa Kate pf ron fie saia hs ana
F'eyt had planned other crimes OF Ike
Character.
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BOTH ENGINES DEMOLISHED
u~aa-Rns Collision on the Nerthera
pecInc. Ntshoat Loss
oF lite.

spasial nisrat~h TO the Post -tntei1' xsneeF
FFEf ENA Mont. Cst "A head end
raiiiai7u between the eaeI sna west
bound overland passenger trNinE % the
NAeFh%rw Pacific occurred no I0war sew
cnty miles eaSs - here late 'hls after
pleor Ntkh engines were aemciisi1es}.
btst Nevnua 4 severe shaking Nr. ~ drf
wa injured. the engineers ana araaaea
tecarinw ty jumping
T'ha rusth0uwf train was STANDING rr
che main une tr frort % the statioE
Tha vratrosnh engineer -i0'~'s ~ f.t
are right % rack ard SAYS Ne did
nc. notice ~. other trstu or the main
Hne untH tcr late g. prevent ere rolu-
afrr
That az lives Wurr lost = elrncss uairac-
ufous. fnth frSias oeirr nrree2liv hen sY
ones. 20 thirteen coaches aai noE 10 eg-
glnSS
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cAPMAcK
SUED FOR DIV0RCE.
Man Wa s.de the FIRST Discovery
of ssia en- bonanza crceiS VIII
Ttaht the Case.

HOfIISrEH al. CT &c. kate Car
mack. wife % George Carn,sek. the klon-
dlke millionaire. who male The Hr*i us.
coerry ~ goid On banahHa cves X. Alei
suit IN the superior court here, this
afternoon fgr divorce, aiimgtag araertf"1
ard inhaeiity. She demands hair ~ tho
- ANNUITY property Wa8eh consists ~
,slaabie Kl0nalke Hninas. real estate IN
4 Atfle and this county. ARA i@rE1 aWns
s.ss,oalfea la H0gssicF. san FfanriAca nd
seattle banks Tss entirc property ~
appraised "a 81 so 30
Cari1sgk pFopoSes 80 contest ihe an't.
ana "a sensational trial e. stately aied.
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sunk IN TWENTY MINUTES.
Steamer utrfa naa Down by tho
British Stessshte tasse
Print.

pUft.ApELF4ltk os5 7-Ths bfiiwh
.4fav-fif 10 ~ Po1ul Capt Hewiaon.
I'm lGrH.u faF PtaaflahiA. @ssiah
ssea FOL tte De8AWsre hfeakw s'sr tatRl
ffe1fts thas af c5aeA tfaas frefa.
rts4s ~ 4s New Eask 8sfe Wlay & tF
afanrhea1 es EnW3aaE suQ H&i tha lefter
(, sol ahrN TAe et#i# sf tlfn AsNRi@
YaBsf reN@~ta tn&t sn hands wfFs 1897
fflsfN.t tss@
Tas enlls EBee Il stirred ia aemso fuR
ew Van u~Rf* shtH4a Use ftaktH n 9f
sgflics enc f4tim Ha tftir* #H& Toe l&aef
tlUk iH twenty fa3eEfsa
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CASE ORDhahD DISMISSED.
Action Cannot Re Brought Against
County ommi~siosers I'm Name
of the County.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Iutell gencer.
OLYMPIA. OCT AIN the supems
court TODAY. "a The care 81 the county OF
Spokane, rgirondcnt. vs. Frank Bracht
al al. ~ comfy commissioners the court
reraEndcS tne case 70 tht fg~cr court.
with instructions 20 n l1iss,
This was an acticE nr ught b. tht pros
egaitlng attorney e. SPOKANE county In
fta uAsre Of .h@ county. against the com
.n.fstaueFE te rcstgain them from bonding
revf ~ alleged warrant indebtedness
aea tnHt the county.
The sonrrmt court holds thar the prose-
cmting attorney hHs no authority 20 bring
an action iu the uen3r - a county against
the couuty commissioner
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sssss SPEAKS At SOUTH BEND.
lrsssss Large Audience to Great
Enthusiasm.

GpeciAl plspat N to the Post-IntelIigencer
D0rTH BEND. Oct. 2.--The Republican
exnSaiFn In Pacific county was opened
IN night In Bales opsra house by Con-
nemmsn W. T. Jones and q. w May
nxzd the nominee for state treasurer,
n. W. b. Hrwen presided. The opera
h14 was crowded and the address ~
csaessssnan Jones reused the greatest
sntkuaksA.
~ @ade telling point against the
feaeesAt:e howl 81 mliitarism. in that
ssrsh Rad stood more IN danger OF mill
's4rsm ~ Dictatorship from its lone
sawn mAr<*s than from the soldiers. ss
Tiers veA fewer soldiers 20 thr popula-
TIM tAeo inwn marshals. He pictured In
~ elpgeeni manner the present prosper
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Court Holds That the Evidence did
Not Fit the Charge.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Iutelligencer.
SPOKANE. Oct. 2-Charles DE France.
who was recently convicted by a jury.
after a long and expensive trial. Of hav-
ing stolen six carloads OF wheat from
the Farmers Warehouse Company. ct
Shawnee. In Whi'~ner rar~''
granted a new trial by Judge Richard
son, nefo-e whom tAv Gao ID .,e.a. u
The grounds stated by the court for
granting the motion was the introduction
OF improper evidence and that the In
dictment under the evidence should have
charged De France with having procured
others to carry of the grain.
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REPUBLICANS opEy CAMPAIGN.
rayse Crowd Directs Congrersman
youes mt Olympia

Spec4sl Dispatch 70 tho rgst -Intelligencer
olympia. Oct. 1.-The Republican
esrppaien was forrsily opened in this
reuntg YESTERDAY the county committee
~ nfyht having hei6 several meetings
Il country precincts, at which prominent
sosehsrp addressed large audiences. To.
I3ehf Hon. Wesley l.. Jones', Eastern
Vsshington'n popular congressman, ad-
Sssssed a crowded house at Olympia
ilss's .t fah sesn s.Sh an 81 an
peAred 1t the Jones meeting for the
Ant time tonight.
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Fairhsven votcwe DO Not Approve
Five willis Increase.

Special Dispatch to he Post-Intelllg encer.
FAIRHAvEN, Oct 2-The special cleo
ton called today 10 vote a five-mill tax
for the purpose of erecting a new school
building In Fairhaven. was defeated by
a vote Of liz 70 ~. About one-fourth the
total vote was polied.
FalrhaVen'S schools are crowded but
there are about $4,000 i'm the treasury and
the taxpayers evidently favor using this
for additions 20 the old buildings.
There we're also objections made TO the
proposed site for the new building Il
being within three blocks OF one Of the
oid scnnoia
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Special Disnatrh 10 the post-rntell gencer
PI-YALLrP. Oct Alt the good wealth
ey continues All the hops a. BIS valley
Will % gathered this week WITH the go#
sibIe exccnfinn ~ thcsa owned rs " n
Crtfer. who has large yard yet - AM
iSh Mr. cottcr hss raises the price %
picking 20 81 II per leo rounds
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GRANTED RESTRAINING ORDER.
Further Proc~edtng in 9usge ,ns-
ttns' Application Eatelurt-

gueefat ufrrateh 20 she Fost-4 sis rcer.
OLYMPIA oct s-Jehr p D0re. a.
tarney 81 seattle appeared hcfnrr the
supreme court -3ag IN heaaf ~ Z ~
court % King euuutv from preceding for-
Their iu tsr rueticr ~ ths Application ~ O.
q Ausftu who hsi petitteuest tte FunerlNr
court % King county 81 REQUIRE samuel
piles chairman ~ the lafe reAntg canveu-
tor o. certify his rafne as the regular
nominee for city Justice - te peace
granted tie restraining ORDER prayed Tor.
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fraaFttssF art aTse fsiioWrE
iiorrasn hEa teaa received at fhe tF
MHata fsefoasr
~Atsusnnf Cen "a Ma tngoa kFie9
f..tarre. pnsta saH HAufa a7llaf f'aA-
III. g-tttssf seat9 tsifut &HE NaE
rer THeafF- efNfA TExiafe aaEsn9
.afaa ea,uut@eF infzntFg.
MACARTHUR
rtr.ts VEaruar wns = resident cf West
N ~ 81 aHa trH1E fhs 4ranlgA
v.4r VAS a 8sstaraHs sn saa sgaal cogat.
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DIED OF HEART FAILURE.


Special pispatch TO the posi-intelligencer.
CENTRALIA, Oct. 2-Mrs, Mary y.
Green. wife ~ Justice OF the Peace r
X Green. died AT her home here at :
failure. She was 80 years Oh and leaves
"A husband and two sons Her acqua MT
ence was n wiss one. having resided here
Ton years.
residence, ray J. : Frstz. ofYiclatlne
MrE. Greer vas = high. respected lady
ONLY the say before htg death she was
calling ~ friends
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ity and compared II with the hard times
under free trade and a Democratic adj
ministration.
He also exposed the hypocrisy or the
Democratic opposition TO trusts. as shown
IN the vigorous Opposition Of Democrats
congressman TO the proposed submission
OF an antitrust amendment to the consti-
tuition. The opposition lasted until vote
wa AIKEN, when they did not dare permit
their names TO be recorded as they had
worked
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HElkE PIANO CO.. Inc.

ha che mlnneT Although somewhat hsa-
d}Haf 20 tae large sefie. ~ 81.
puulNaf msfs tae highest average
@ei lr the niEhses fgn. lie made ran
% y. ard his Avar2Ne ssA "a
IsssAite Tonight EHniNaB fie, nnxxsn.
~ l9rns aea8 yaVA Natsa ,ass Ffnfb
Nm Meaaett aass FafiUf
IBai - H4Aga Frahstla feSnurrpW eight
Ihs asin@ l. ls-tns b&ss iins tsa 81
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STATE TICKETS FILED.


spscisI pispatch to the Post.rntelI'gcncer
OLYMPIA. Oct 1.-The state Repubii-
exA Democratic, Prohibition ane Social.
Labor tickets navs heen filed In the office
u ~ secretary ~ state
NnctAi- Labor ticket. which had 10 be re.
turned &C. the convention officials for a
rlnbt cofTecfIor
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Special Hisnat0a 70 the Post Intelligence.
TACNMA ort 2--ffts nn'fers - TIE
steamer Flyer Ners friln8 leaking sisrfly
IN her arrival here af : esreA STE wss
f'ef 100 uutH fhaX can be repaired Tbe
steamer Victorian took her pass nEerE to-
ri&Nt
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Only noe seattle 60 spokane and re-
turn. 20 attenf tue Fruit Falr Tickets
oE tale Oct g Geod 60 Fet1ru oct Il
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Ia picked so ~tH Partne Coast DiI-
Hard Championship.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cscs 1-rne pas; two
nights slaY ~ Eas niiaqrd laHTE44l ent
srr the pactar eaaEt chauzpioBahip, az
tno C,fwmrie Gus. tne4cate that WAkis
pualszy, Of Portland. Or, viii probably
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CHICAGO Chct z--John Cstenins sr
cls Chi-aro musician ana an .nFent1r- IS
dead aEed "a
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one Fare for the Roand Trtpt
VIA the e.. y. Ry.

only Slasl Seattle 90 Spokane ana re-
ts,rr. 10 attend the Fruit Fair Tickets
81 sale oct g Good 20 return Oct, -
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arrests were made as the injured man
declined 10 prosecute.
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last chance 20 view the celebrated
ssxft>hback on the c. n Ply. Oct p
Round trip. Seattle to Spokane. only
so y 70 tina Fruit Fair.
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tsr~rfadv that caa SCARS ths fIruS -eiH
atfeud thr Fratl E8f rs Spokane, Moun1
tr8n Urkets sea tra Greaf NerfNsFn VI
frfg rlkM Oct =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03

OPAL rings. October's Birthstone. VIII
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