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this week.
Consumers should call at Carson's for
provisions.
Strawberries and cream at the Diamond
Restaurant.
Go to the College Book Store for any
book printed.
Go to the College Book Store for station
cry, notions, etc. *
Ice cream and Strawberries at the Dia-
mond Restaurant.
Timothy and grain hay at Taylor Shar-
key & Company's.
DR.. L. NJ. Willard is new addition to
our medical force.
The best meal in the city at the "Little
| Palace" Main street.
Friday being Decoration Day both Of
our banks were closed.
All kinds Of house furnishing goods a
speciality at Cox & Jackson's.
Furniture rented at Cox & Jackson's,
next door TO Germania hotel.
wanted-A good girl to do general
housework. Apply at this office.
Two circus outfits will furnish amuse-
mont for the populace next week.
Cox 4 Jackson pays the highest prices
for all kinds OF second hand goods.
Al kinds OF green groceries at Carson's,
corner Sprague and Howard streets.
J.B. Shaw's great ciacus performs here
next Thursday, 1t is good troupe.
Mr.. Heller opened his new meat market
near the Germania Hotel this week.
spokane is terribly dead. Only twenty
five new houses commenced this week.
Cox & Jackson are sole agents for w. C..
Noon & Co.'S celebrated roll-seamed roped
tents.
Services in the churches at o'clock to-
morrow evening. Bell will ring at $50
and 6:j5.
Happiness is a great blessing to be pur-
chased at so small a cost as that Of bottle
Of Halls Hair Renewer.
Giles w. Clark has the foundation
down for large and handsome residence
in the western part Of town.
Owing to the absence OF the rector from
this city, there will be no service at tho
Episcopal church tomorrow.
There was an exodus Of citizens out OF
town sunday Neuicai Lake WAS 'ne
terminal point Of their journey.
The Haverly Company played Thurs
day nirbt To one of the largest audiences
ever collected in the Opera House.
The Little Palace Restaurant" on
Main street, around corner from Howard,
St.oot sts - Con,r,,ssinnor m EolIoys has hoor
"yopkinp', the snaCs out OF Second street
this week. and improving that back thor
ouubfare.
While out horseback riding, Saturday,
Miss Fannie Watson was thrown from her
horse twice, but luckily escaDed without
severe injury.
Tho City Council has passed health
ordinance. Read it and follow the law as
laid down. Let the officers enforce it to
the very letter.
George McGiauilin has secured tho ser
VICES OF Ahtst-class WORKMAN a''u ~ pre-
pared to do all kinds Of horsc-shoeing.
Work warranted.
a force Of men are stlrrihg up inc car'h
on Post street south OF RIVERSIDE avenue
IL Is intended that 'nu' siiai' oo " manu-
some thoroughiare'
LosT-A pl.un goil locke, ~ 5 tn9 GlSS ny
dorot o" "TIV Tbo 1i"Ger viii be liberal rewarded
w leaving it at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office.
The Marionettes performed to a fair
audience Monday evening in joys Opera
House. The show is an amusing and
unique ono and gave general Atisfaction.
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