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is mi? mum
Seattle, Monday, June sth, 1876
A HEALTHFUL 81 ON"
One of the svs ns
times hereabouts, if l * Hr S'' n, ' ri ''- V
low price of roal *** that *• ruline
at present. * h '' adtaw-e of price*
has not M't l' aci * w ,* th tllff £ ro * th
of business and advance of values.
By a reference to our current n-al
estate record, atlA comparison of the
average considerations that obtain
now with those of fast y»-ars, it will
be discovered that unimproved pro
j»erty as a general Ahing sells about
as low now as it <w\ five or si i years
ago. Yet in Ae same time,' the
actual value of rity property has in
creased many-fold and is likely to
increase still faster in the future.
Lands located <jne or two mile» from
Occidental sqwe sell at from fifty
to one hundred dollars j#r acre,
while lands on Salmon Bay, only
eight or nine miles from town, have
recently changed hands at fiv«» dol
lars per acre, And the richest bottom
land in tin* world, in White River
Valley, well locat«?d and considerably
improved, can be bought for ten to
forty dollars per acre. Choice build
ing lots in the suburbs atill sell at
twenty-five to one hundred dollars.
And this depression of price is
likely to continue a while longer.
Its causes are the preponderance of
landed wealth here as in new coun
tries all other kinds,
and the demand for
money iu /ike development of busi
ness. lAnd being the most plentiful
equivalmt and the easiest obtained,
is thrown upon the market in great
abundance. Nevertheless, an acre
of la*d hefe is actually worth as
muchtas an of land of equal pro
ductiveness in Central California,
New York or Massachusetts.
The \ effect of this condition of
things is, thai the of the ;
country of the city, are
favored, sinfu •premium is put
upon the iiifNu and invpstmeiit of
capital frgra abroad. Uusinr" ~»*
encouraged to nnm j ✓
to take foot iu '
tiers ale no w
parting with their sutrpiuH
as the vacant lawk withoi ;
practically of /ffaal) value
her im|yytorisbing thr
>ss ef interest, sop
•ittle, which in
rown b p
.tli
.*d to
for
ie.
«
i,
its
», the
iV gen
appreciation
olumtis will
*to the price
ts deliver?
e the pAit.r
au effect the
t this office*
*
ti
*4s
the
* the
Cliu ■
having
n hours
mils in
nd
a»*rkabte
talf *
H minute*
four eogi
vinoos «u
--g the iraiu
made maw
tr*n»-co«ti-
gle . xc^p'K* 1 having a
driving * -*" l * h 7 wbkht
itwasde'sr d twenty minutes p-ta?-
in»r Vr »r-h Plstt% X-b at •' !- - hours
►«et fifteen minet x ab» *d of schedoi*
time; aversgi'a tr*»e mate 41 mii»*
pr he«ir. , l*a<'fic f-.ks say
tbey will put" the tram ii;to Cbeyenn*
at 10 t"» to night or o&.'-r.
Tit* tram j aaa»-d Pine ItlofTs at V. J'*
a m 4b< urs arid 13 minut » ahead f
sch'*dob- time, i'. i mi'es « ut
Jar.ett A Palmer's fa*t fratn I f{
Ch* y. nne at lO|a this morning, run
ning 4o mil s p*r hour, bet we-n N< :*h
Platte and CUeynne. now about one
hour and a half abee*! rd tiiiM», every
thing working sr»dl.
LaTER - Past train jas"«»l Sidney,
hours and forty minutes ale ad of time
Track clear to Cheyenne, and it is ex
pected the finest running time will
made between these points.
"*""T>vallA' Jun>» —The comm»ndmg
officer at I*aramn* telegraphs that he ha<
no informati n of the murder of tin-
Cincinnati party Ho In heres that the
rumor is fals»- They were all right
Hay 21 at twenty-seven miles from Cus
ter. They had r«ne man slightly
wounded accidentally Tie y were
in number.
OMatlA, June d.-i-Tbe fa«t train was
at Bri<lger Station at 7.68 A M . ser«n
hours and sixteeu miiiUtea ahen l of
time. , , - .
' OMAHA, June J.—Tl>«» S|»ecial fast
train airivod at Ogdwu to day at J0;o7 ;
at Laramie at 10;'J7, eight hours and
twenty-seven miniit>'s ahead of sclnduie
time. The avertjgo sjx «1 ov» r the
Union Pacific road %sas f<>rty-fi>ur miles
per hour.
" TTie train left OiftahU tit A H.
Omaha time.
WAMJIINOTOX. June .*} The full jti
d;ciary committee was in s* ssiou froiu
10 till 1 o'clock to-day considering
what course to take in regard to
Bltfine's refusal to produce letters ob
tained froni Mulligan. There are threu
d'stiuct |H>ints in his refusal. First he
declined producing letters taken from
Bullion's momoranduiu ; s*HX'iid, of
what the |e tn-rs contained; arid
IJ give up particular letter/,v>( "his own,
admitted to relate Vo t^u-stion* wbi?;!i
the coiumlV.ee have under investigation.
Itle coinmitte*' jn>stpon«Ht the whole
tu stUT U'.til i ii'v>d -.y n.'il
?Tew \ ohk, Jtllie .'lyM'he Ameiican
Jw Uy Club begart tti/ir spring meeting
to-dftjr at Jerome lyCrk. The attend
' nil '3 '
; d was the la tii at, Lander
id, and Cyril* tkird. Ui i >nv|j
wile. TioaaAl7j.\ (M
Y«TrK, 7u:,i'p. J-.n .
•ia and family ««iilcd fie
o-d«jf on tl4 •teJbier Celtic. > -
ALBANIi June ,'t.— Xir*.
• Mi'ting a* .lighgatc,
illed laat JBU „ by a hirwl
dtip»ig the M inpo! n» y »t>s«tioe
Husband. |
VV Art!ll!fdi ojf, J)i|c :t The Kerr
investigation has tin adj nirnwl tiH
Monday. SpeakerJKerr t legraph.al
Mr. Blackburn, wlfolhad just reached
New Orleans, to pttfrii lUl mediately.
The presence of Wick burn in the Com
mittee will give th# DouNDtrat* a char
majority. 1 . .
K*w" YM;K, .WINS.
the chargi s of E»-v. Mr. Voo a.4
oftioersof steainshipo(Hn|MMiy, exhibit. .!
way-bills of the steasueft and by the in
MIIOWIS! that the pfvatsH IISMIKT of
colored men taken M I any ohm time from
oue port to another of Bratil was '2O,
| and these w«ro ■ereaiits of cabin
|iasscngeis. IfaitlfbUr bi'esl passage
for himself and oft# or two aei vants it
would Im a matter of.impoitumty to
inquire whether sWvants were slaves or
free As to any i.utnUr of
slaves, a* such either with or without
caWtt poesenggfs m pan) ing them,
| the story waf «b void of foun
dalioti. / r
Jnm- I. (Jold cl. sed
June, o -Sargentiu
trvdur Jl a bill for the relief uf C N
I elton, late Auiiust i'reft surer a' S .
/rancisco , referred. iThe S. i .i
business, being alu t .
oprlaUase tor
and judicial Xpensos o'
iu> ut, for the yeaf ending June 3i>,
•7. The pt>ndi;>.g iuta'.Htn being on
uivuduieuts of <'oiauiittee on Appro*
jjriation*, to restoie salary of the Presi
dent to from ami after March
4th, !t*77 ; it was to.
« B rr,k
MAl'Rll\ Jun« 3 —l# is reported thai
*ll th« literal* of the Ka*qm> Proviiio■*
who supported shall bm
ex«mpt frv>u* odbftcriptiou. The re
mainder uf tho u!ftiun will U* litbl*
to military duty *.♦ v;u.«r
Spaniard*.
I<o!Cl>* Juti* .i r — ATi n<« dispatch
th«rr« i« much iu
S*r*» and Mout. over * report
lh*t Urv*t Brit*:a »* t!.««
Turks srtib »tu>« A dnpatch to th«
D>uly .\Vw«, frv»m \Vw». mv« u i«
anuouncr-d that tb<« jflwtr* lut'uiding
Buuua will M-idrhi n«-*t
official <»f M-»iit« i cii! o dc
! claicsa frfsb aruii*tnv iai^<JiwiliU, *ud
hji that the insurrection %ill con
tinue.
1L * ***>
FROM OUR TBA7TIIKG CORRES
PONDENT
R- .yr N\ * Y rV *
May - >7*.
Kt». INT 11. -" v 32: —A riir-tf
to ; aii- it; my !iv I't* r I v.j.l ? ■ v
d< a-;r»' • • *•»«:• of t' pr.-sea
«to v. thi mat'
fore it is i »dy for mark* t.
M\' rial f r the 1 vrr> Is n parcha«ed
in England where it i* jrtj *red spe-:-
l% 11 y f r the purpose anl * - of
carlonatM st»el in roo.d Lars of ditf r
ent «:re< a* d "*rif g from '-4 to ->0 in
length. X'• k* »iO»t common -i/.etbat is
used f>r the sporting and tr.** mili
tary arm :*al»©'it two inches in diame
ter, and th • first • peration towards th«-
manufacture < f » gun it to « ut these b.r»
up it to lengths offrom l'J to 1H inch- s
audof course, shorter f<»r cat bines. Ihii
cutting is d-n ♦ told ami by a pow. rfal
machine of double fed or cut, f»edii.g
up to the t«ar whe:. ono in place, from
bo»h *ides, and cutting a thin shaving
frani uutsid" to <vnter. Xhis nj*»rati».i»
i* vert raj id am*i<Wribt( the work
j»erforu«ed. I*h.-% shuft pi -o■* nr»* next
taken to th»* 1* ring machine where th y
»re set cn end and drilled half through,
th-ii turned and dril'ed from the o!to r
end until the orifice is complete This
is the t**ru of the gun. In the cuttirg
uff process and boring, 1* side*. cut
ting to»d is kept cool t*y l« literally
supplied with what looks ami fwels iike
soap-suds, (w»tfr tresteu with soda and
other chemicals ) Maoy of th** process* .-§
through the works us.. this preparation
in plaee of oil, it bting, unlike the oil,
saved and used over and our ng>tii« until
•further unfit for use, After thi*» the
pieces go to the rolling null where tley
ar»- heattd t«»n« trly ♦ wbit»* .*i»-:»t.
m a fire which I prctjime may l>e tn.-
of the s»*cr«-t« of tb« trade, arid th« n
they arc j*««ed through the r.-IN-is
which bung th» m OUt to the proper
I* ngth ai d *iz»-. During the rolling
process the oiifico through the 'unci
r.-tam-i sufficient of i:* cli tr »cUr t < cna
ble the workmen wuote mxt dut> it is
to redrill the l»arrel to the j roj>«*r j>ire
to adjunt his ti»ol without any difficulty.
This iatter ojn ration is one of the |K--
culiarwystetua in use here. Instead of
drilling through the Kirri t t-y plac
ing it in the i*tbe at i then f« edu.g up
by a kiiid of j usliing pr<K>'s» such HS is
commonly used in lathe work, here a
rod H pasted through the barrel at d
the cutt ing tool fattened on th» end o{
the rod; and thejji the *K,yik is dene by
feeding v uac'a instead of u]», the ttnd Itav
iii» ihe orifice and its chips Ijehitid it
It ii literally a pulling process instead
of a pushing one and t >ur barrels are
boiod in the same lathe ut the s.tnie
time. Afu r the pi CCOHM of p* :is!iinjj ai d
straightening which I shail n»it t ike the
trouble to de»crib«? further than to say
tiiit tli«- dtraig httniog j roc sh is done
by hand antl with great care, they (the
ritle barrels) are then riHcd or grooved
■\ apC'dn. ry and
ic« of tin ch ii-ifni.
r»rv. »y.
'oi<e by the pull
tool which does
■shajKni, and HS it
el, t*kes its ybip
ih it rolls up into
a confined watch
i cut as desired,
«*Ulieu uk * r Itlia not K«M
eraMy by gunsmiths' that a
gain-twist oan bo out axee{it by hntid,
but her* il is doue moi? t-UectualU by
machinery/and the s une iua< him< cuts
any kind <A g^m-t*\i .t ihsu.il. Every
barrel is Ic-st* d in a room iuad<> for the
purpose and bUujttel to a tharge <>f
Doth potrder and lead four time* the
•mount of its onlinary woi king charge.
If it stand* this it is passed us go >d
»nd fiidshed. 1 his testing proc*-*# tak« s
|dsce a* Soi<u as t b-' bk. re! is coiupU t< d
sufficiently tor tliat purjios-r in order
to »avo lab -r it it shoe d prove unfit f.>r
use The bariei couipUU-d, then t!-e
other processes of frame, brterh, stock,
haiuiucr, lock, follow, operations,
the minute descriptions of whi<di won 1-1
boeDtirely too tedious for rt Itewspaju r
arv*ole. I will say, however, that the
g- ntlefuaniy Kujiorii.teudfUt of the
Aunory, J. McClough, Hstp, informed
ine tliat in the manufacture of every
military arm there arc thirty-three bin
tiiu-t and (w-parate parts coinhm.d, and
the numlier of different <>|wratioi s on
the same, amount to t>d<l
The luauufacture of doohie-haitel
shot-guns *.*rits a mewhat from the
ritle, butthe general characterise are
the SHtne with the exception of the
t wist-barrcls. This is an operation
which may possibly a secret al
though explained to me) and 1 do not
ft «d at lilierty to us-- tiie in fouuation
obtained. Common c uitesy tiuo to
tie company which has furnisbe«l us
the information ue have obtained for
bids a minute description of - nie « l
the mechanical d= vies the origin and
use of which is priva e prop tty. Ir,
this estabiishuit ut a:e maniifacturcti
s, in>' Is vaii ti sot j is'ois Is Aid. s the
ther . - . 1J«"> *ing ma
it • »• The present ft ne
. v. • \ light, the number
• I . i .liviueed per day, about
1 «• .• v Lwii 1 ,«VS) lit', k per
i v. n the demand was
! lesaiiig, ano ..erage, when work-
fall force, abut hands, has
br« n ovt r I.3u> jk.t day. Connected
with and forming a part of the indus
try here pursued, is the manufacture of
ewrtri.ige* I* as shown through this
entire d< paitm- nt though I judge that
a stjai.gr is seldom admitted. 1 wiil
only say in reference to it that the lab r
j * rt" iu ed iu this department is very
delicate ai d pre else and is performed
largely 1 yft inal-». Nearly every thing
i» done by machinery that uu veS with
t prc.iaion i>f clockwiirk, and the
amount tmn«sl out i r every day of 10
h urs, reaches 50,fMK> I wiil continue
this subject in i#y next and also »i»y
hicjjnb. ut the .uanu. of ag
ri ultural implefn n s and the aits of
peace, and less of the aits of war.
L. li. A.
MIM'Kt.L \NEOUS.
ROBINSON'S
Ship Yai*d
TK* na>lmi|W4 hft* «xnpl« facility* kt Lis
Ship T*.*U m tie
N E W WA Y S
nr m
Wm. w.wtmnm*
MIS "U.LANHOUS
Seattle's (>iorv Is Verified
TtrjK^h
ill 11 I:\TII \L mills.
By thr •-•peninf of tbeir •* nderfn.l Spring »t.-ck,
isi h ■* in the Im-ken* sfaty can iS>id to sell
them so 1 * wt 11 b« pr Ten t-> tie J axzle of all.
'• If V- their rtore ytmll tiV? a wa' k.
Th*t tfcia is no ilk la'.k."
Complete assortment as fol
lows:
Wlioie*!# and retail,
All descriptions of
DRY GOODS, [MEN'S & BOYS'
FANCY GOODS, J TRUNKS,
MILLINERY. J CHOICE
LADIES' SHOES,T READY-MADE
CARPETS. ; CLOTHING,
OIL CLOTH. \ HATS. BOOTS.
WALL PAPER, ETC.
O urt»ou# attention. and
ONE PBICE
For ail juttly rwpected
FRAUENTHALBROS.
tr Ord<r*from til'iond »olirif<d.
GO TO
Bean & White's
NEW GROCERY STORE.
ON FRONT STREET, if y tU want th«
Wotih of your Money.
Tbrjr keep a and splendid atork ©f
Groceries
School Books, Statlcr.vn
AND NOTIONS,
And are the only house in Seattle tvlitre
can g»t the
Alden Dried Apples, Pears,
Plums, Corn. Onions, Etc.
Th' j keep i uuntar,tly on band
Chopped Feed, 3/ ul-Jii iijjs, Short#,
}ir<tn, Wktat. Oats, Etc.
RUBBER
R'JSOCn PAINT!
I Will Guarantee the- Rubber Paint
(All CiruimiatMcqr K^naV)
to cover more surface; per gal
lon, two coat work, than Atlantic
Load aud Linseed Oil. and wear
twice as km# when j>roj>crlv ap
plied, without Peeling, Craekinc: or
<'halting off.
I will corroborate (if nccessar?)
by sworn statements all I claim
in the above.
W. If. SHOUDY.
THE RUBBER PAINT
Is put up in quarts, gallons, and
five gallon cans, ready for use in all
shades and collors. For sale, bv
W. 11. SHOUDY.
STEAMER
Fanny Lake
J. S. HILL, Master,
WiU leave Seattle for
BNQHOMISH CITY
Every Thursday, and Hoturii
insou Saturday- Stuj»i»iiiK <*K<'b
way at a!! iuternudiaU* Landings.
i liv* for
WHITE RIVER
Kvery Monday and Itcturuiug
Oil Tuesday stopping at all in
tv*nc« diato Landings.
on White Rir*r *l3l |* r t<>u on
m«rt haiuii** And iirodu««. with tb« » > \c«j'tion
of hsy PiMkti.grr tare r<M"U»b>.
J. A. M'PHEE,
i:ul rtfcuS <l«ai*rin
mm. mm nm
Mia
OUTLBRY.
arC* il xwi Uijr g>*xl9 «t Farnham
fc Clark Ouuuu«rri«l Stre*l, W. T
b; .vb « » w ..m.
T. P. FREEMAN
Hj» jn*t iv!:- v»sl t. .J* r.*-W i-t r* or. Mill
Op;> -site o„<ritiest*l H -tel. *L«r«
**. . «-ai\U I* IIIK I.IXE,
AS GO- 'l> AS THE BEST AND
cUEAP A> THE CHEAPEST,
fc?"Ouxi hT:i -f rth be *trocuml.
i'ilH STATE mmm
AND
IXSI KAXCE CO.
Firo eft? Marino.
Cash Assets, - - $480,000.
Principal Office. No. 409. California St.
San #' rft nc iti ro.
orri v k k m
Pxts* Pcstßrs. HWT; A 1 K*\AST, Viee-Pr.
C«i*ua II CrsHwa. S»vr*t»rj.
A. P. 2IUT.IL!>'!>, A
Ut - W I'mJU i
Vtftftf-CLAM kiau WUartD
0. C. Perkins, Afetl
MfSCKI.LANE^Ua
The Grotto
rrnt iC3
Mill Street. Seattle. W. T.
•»
ALGAR & NIXON Proprietors.
MERCHANT EXCHANGE
Saloon
ON MILL STREET SEATTLE, W. T.
The Finest
WINES, LIQUORS & CIBARS
Cotstat.t'y on hakd.
F. RIGBEY Proprietor.
SEATTLE SALOON
TOM SMITH PROPR
WASHINGTON STREET, SEATTLE
iln the building forme rly Oro Fine Saloon.) ;
Wines, Lipcrs ; and Ciiars,
Of the l>eat quality.
RESTAUR ABTT
In the rear apartment. ,
BOARD BY THE PAY OR WEEK
Single Meal 50c j
Brarl per Jir fl.uO
Board per week 3.00
PONY SALOON
K»*pt by
BEN MURPHY
Corner Commercial and Main >tre«t, opp<>Mta
the r. S ll* lei.
r 5
'IRITIS i* the place to v%y,* tC/ oa%e the inner
* PWi Ve pi tliiali ed.
Cigars, Tobacco, Wines, and Liquors
Always on hand.
Seattle. W. T.. March 25. 1875
J>oKy Varden |
M A JLOO JKV
Front Street, near the Pavilion,. :
SEATTLE, W. T.
A« Mm DOLT* TAR©**-
in TjM «» '» - y " """""i
UQUtiWk
hiKKit. AND
, i cm ins
of th* BEST Qt'AUTT, *rl>! *lw»ys he wtw 1 to
our
iITTi li'N Oi l) BOM
mm a c«; w 2
AND THE
BEST CIGARS IN SEATTLE !
AHE TIIK SPECIALTIES AT TIIIS lIOI'SE
SinitS) & Jewott,
nT-tI ;
ADELPH! SAIOON
O'' u R9
WINES, LIQUORS, and
CICtA3EI^,
OprnsTTE YKSj.Kli' S JIM.h.
W T.
J. S. ANDERSON
jn P.UIiK LOWE
'
BK ES B It SK r !T
AND
Coifefiitiittsiou Hutting**
1
|
Messrs. McCaliisler & Md'arly
OWNKHS OF
IS 21 r£ e Champioir
nATE EKKCTF.D A WABEHOrSE OVTON? 8
A IluniFtt' • Wliarf. in thin City, where tlej
will Wholt->ale »xj<l lUtail
All Kinds of Produce !
!■*! ■• r nntl Ket-d, ?!;►> •» • ia<t . aUf-s
K i. t. ken*, t-tr
Terms (
I:iki:K \ bakeri,
SEATTLK, W. T.,
Win MeydenbAUor, Proper.
MiNtTAHTKL Al l. KINDS of
Holt Bread
>0I»A.
J'J t .\li- N
i:osto.\, \
SL'GAIt. v
MILK,
VAMY
and SBOO-FLY
OnACßffillS,
Caltcs, d?c., e 4^o "
Otut. fcilnt t »J1 PAI'.TS OF »( t SO r * J) »*
SHoiiT NoI'IUK.
i
VESSEL# FtiRNIS HED
llh
AY In-1 r, io l i.ixeitit&
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M. R. MADDOCKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in Patent Medi
cines, Chemicals, A.C., &c.
p it esckTptioxs
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
ALSO,
Dealer in Wines, Liquors, At.
ORDERS FROM ABROAD SOI.K ITF.P.
M. R. MADDOCKS.
ftr*tt>, January 3. -
\\. 11. PUMPIIRUt,
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Successor to
jpUMPHREY
! —YOUNG.
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JSooksetler and
Stationer,
SBATTXJ® W. T.
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liu th« Mwoiitf H»!l.
of th<> or,!, r &m Invitr.l t<> nt<<yul.
By order the X. «.
jHurrttft I
In the field again, and we
will not stand hack for
anybody, and oiler
* •* 1
for sale to the
jut M ie
; 1,000 Fine Cashmere Hats
I fur (rents, at 50e each.
2.000 Fine Ladies' and Chil
dren s Straw Hats, at from
25c to 75c each.
2,000 Fine (rents' Straw
Hats, at from 25c to 75c 1
each.
' 500 Fine Cents' Panama
Hats, at $1.25 each.
1,000 Gents Oxford Ties, |
at $1.50 per pair.
1,500 Fine Gents' Alexis!
Ties, at $2.75 per pair.
750 Fine (rents' Gaiters, at
$2.75 per pair.
»
1.500 Fine pairs Gents' Boots,
at from $2.50 to $5.00
per pair.
' " f IV . ,
000 Fine pairs l>oys' Boots,
at from $1.25 to $2.75 per
pair.
2-000 Fine ladies Shoes, at
$1.25 to $2.50 per puir.
2,000 Fine pairs (rents
Cashmere Pants, at from
$2.50 to $5.00 per pair.
500 do/.. Fine Cheviot Shirt*.,
at 7o<- to $1.2/» eaeh.
*
1.800 Fine Cashmere Shirts,
at 50c to S''J.OO each.
And everything; ej
jTi/riion. Come one, come
all, to the
Seattle
i
Auction Store
on
MILL STREET
(Next door to the Post office.)
DAVIS,
Proprietors.
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Groceries,
Provisions
Hardware,
| Jim ate,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
i
Imported, and California
I "W M M" IK 9
Foreign and Domestic
j
i Liquors, etc., etc.
ALSO
Solt- Proprietor of the following
oil-known Brands of Cigars :
" Foster,"
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"Xjittlo Ed."
"Pritio of W. T."
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Commercial Street., Seattle W. T.
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