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Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

All kinds of jsm, straw berry. rasp-
berry, red currant and blackberry.
Have you tried cherry jam? 1t is ex-
csilent. All thess jams are put up in
English fashion, at IL cents per pound,
at l02 East Fifth street. T. NJ. Wier.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
JHE WAX PROSPECT,

LoNDUN, Nos. 6.-Pfince hisxande,
OF Bulgaria IS concentrating fleet OF
vessels ard large number of troops
near W'dd.n, with q view of attack In Q
Belgrade, the capital OF 5ery!a, by the
way Of tho Danube River.
The Paris JoicnAl dss D,bats says
that the triple alliance has been rup
turcd, and that Austria and Germany
have joined Eug land, Fran: 70 and Italy
.sga,aet Russia, for the purpose OF
forcing Russia to accept tho decision
of the Balkan Conference.
King Milan Of Servia, to day con
versiDg with the French Minister said
" Servia would not assent to the restora
tiOn Cf the status quo ante unless
guaranteed against q recurrence OF the
present difficulty.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Sales OF Real Estate.

Samuel Culbert, real estate agent has
sold to Charles H. Simmons, ,confection'
or, the house No. 807 French street. Mr.
Culbert has also sold to Charles Ryan
the house No. 732 Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
n oR

Is the time to buy boys coarse boots.
We have big Job lot that we bought
at way down prices, and We are selling
them at away down prices. Family
shoe house, 206 Market street, vii.
mington. VIM. IL. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
P. J. Walsh & Co.,
SOC Market St,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
WILMINGTON, DEL,

TN OHAEOERY, NEW CASTLE COUN-
i TY. TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue OF u decree OF the Chancellor of
the state OF Delaware, IN sde at Chambers vt
Lover In vacation on the second day of Nov
ember. A. D., 1885. will be exposed 10 public
sale at the hotel OF JAM ES A. WILSON, in
Newark, Delaware, on
TAE 2lsT DAY CT NOV
EMB ER, A. d., 1885,
Rt2 O'Clock, p. m..
The following lands, teSements and hersd-
itamente, being the proDerty OF 01n Moore,
deceased. situate In White CLAY Creek, HID,
County and State aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, TO wit
All that certain messusge or ttnsmelt,
and tract OF land situate In the hundred
Aforesaid, on tne main road leadiLg from
Ogletown to Newark, and bounded q the
North by lands late of BENJAMIN ShaksBear
on the East by the pH1AA road aforesaid, On
the South by lands A. Sheppard and
on tho West, by lands Of Robert NJ Morrison,
containing about 30 acres, more or lees.
This farm Ia on the main road from Wilm-
tnEton ID N'wsrk. within miles OF Wilm.
iagtcn and ~ milos Of Newark. 1t is well
set in hedges and spring water In nearly
every field. sale positive.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and Ilace aforesaid by
=, Attest: [W. I. LYMAN.
Reg. 9 &. or by his A. ATOM. to hl
l.. W. Stldham & son, suct,. noo. It
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Rurped Down.

The henery on the farm of STRICKLAND
Sheddaker, near Fairville, Pa, took
ire from the coal oil lamps used about
the incubators Last Tuesday evening,
and was totally destroyed, together with
about four hundred young chickens.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Boys

School shoes only $1.15. Good looking,
serviceable and the best for the money
ever offered ia Wilmington. Family
shou house, 206 Market street, Will.
mington. VIM. ID. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

II you want handsome suit or over
GOAT go 70 Mullin s. Sons, Sixth and
Market; ont of their large assortment
you can get almost any kind or color
you may desire ard at a very moderate
nrIca
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

Commence with Cough, Cold or core
throat. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TKoCHFs give immediate relief. Sold
only in boxes. Price % cts.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

Popular trial shows the worth of
every article, and forty three years
constant use has proven the great eff
cacy of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup; 1t has
no superior.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Paper n angling,

G. H. Baldwin and son, No. 1000
Wilson street, is the place TO get your
|papoihanging at reasonable prices. New
designs, etc.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Kubbern

For big and little folks at tvery little
cost at the family shoe house, 206 Mar.
kat street, Wilmington. VIM. FL. Bah
cock.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

To make soap go fast, we give q prize
with every package, at 102 East Fifth
street. T. M. Nier.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

What torture the sufferer from dys.
pepsia endures no tongue can tell. DIR.
Bulls Baltimore Pills promptly relieve
the pain and cure the disease.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

Wait for the West church bazaar
tbs 18th and 20 inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

As n cleanser and invigorator Cor
hCgs Days Horse Powder has no equal.
Farmers should use IL.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

NOTIOE.-THE MEMBEKS ug LaF-
~ ayetto Lodge, No. 2 X. OF p, are re-
9uested to meet 1t Castle Hall, on MON
DAY, November h. at half past one o'clock
p. H., to attend the iu erai Of Frederick
Frank. BY order of q a
nov-1-lt WN T. WEST
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
WALSH & cos STORE.

Dollars Wor q or the lOiiOW-
ing Goods FIR One Dollar
and One Do lar a week:
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING
WRAPS
CLOAKS
DRESSES
MILLINERY
JEWELRY
HATS AND CAPS
BOOTS AND
SHOES
BLANKETS
BEDDING
STOVES
FURNITURE
CARPETS
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

.ase look at the II-4
lkcts. They arc selling
4.co a pair beats every.
b Else in the market.
bur $500 Blankets are
kr5 they must be seen
appreciated. \ No lady
] has Blankets to buy
[siord to pass our stock
he believe they can save
Eg by buying Of us.
ladies' and children's
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
ABBREvIATBDa

Ste sAes DeTjre she was a Mt
She knew not wnAt domestic blrs;
Says his not we'll
Allne to dwell
In such drsafy world as thrs,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-25

Judging from the number Of petitions
drifting armand The ssraets, and the
painfully sxpectant expression upon the
faces Of oar Democratic ieliov oitizsna.
almost without distinction Of RAGS,
color or previous condition Of party ser
vitude, q disintsgssted on-looksF wSu %
conclude that Democrats generally cob
slider President elect Cleveland a man
whose word Ia absolutely not 10 DO n.-
lied upon. All the petitions in question
seem 10 DO baskd upon the conviction
that on the 9Th Of March. or not latsT
than the 9Th. a dacree will 90 forth sum-
marty desApitaiane every Federal Off
elal between tbs Atlantic and the Pa
elne. Each paper is aimed at s0mt
particular Office, and each Is based upos
the assumption THAI THAI ofiioe is to be
vacated Immediately.
The new Commander Of the Faith
ial, Grover Cleveland. has spokea oniy
snoe In reference to these triiiinR mat
tsrs, but the vould-be Governors, Mar
shals. Collectors, Receivers. Janitors,
Postmasiers, etc., should commit bis re.
marks to memory and retain them Ia
relieve the bitterness of the future. ID
will be remembered that be aAii;
There 10 o class of Cover nment en-
ployeee who are net within the letter Of
the civil service statute. but who are 80
disconnected With the policy of an ad
mlnistratien that the removal of the
present inoumbents, IN my opinion,
should not DO made during the tsrms for
which they were appointed, solely on
partisan gfoundH, for the purpose Of
quitting In their raaces those Who are in
Political accord si.h the appointing
power. IL l we're addressing
mono bet party frieuds, should deem
u entirely pruter 10 remind them thNt,
thooRh ths coming Administration IL
10 Do Desnocrntic, due regard for the
peoples Interest does not permit that
faithful party work should &c always
rewarded By appointments 10 Office, and
TO say 10 them that while Democrats
may expect ell proper consideration.
SELECTIONS for Offices not embraced in
the civil service rules viii be based on
snfieiens inquiry az to fitness. inssitsted
BY those charged with thai duty, rather
than upea persistent, self solicited 70.
oomrnendataons on behalf Of the can
didates for appointment.
The confidence viih which oar Dsns-
cratic friends disregard ,hess DECLARE
tons Of their ehisf.is no less refreshing
tean their assurance THAI they know
niose about ths tlext administrator
than Mr.. Cleveland himself. It would
seem. though. that the remark about
''psrsisssns sslf-soheited recommended
sioas" voaid naka the racn sith the
petitipns hesitate.
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DAILY POST -IKTELLIeEkcER


within The past week oF ssD Gays Oo'a-
-,a.. aaeus 10 have been ssaseV'ffIs'e
% redeem itself. The p1eiie BUSINESS
h.a a, last sscarsd reoonIit son. and both
houss. nrs desiding upon the nans o.
fare them With an earnsshness and rap
,d;ty tkss would hsve accomplished
xoudsrs, IL Displayed earlier in ths 50
sson. Not oBly have the appropriation
bills been reosiving shsir due SHARE OF
attention, but such Important MEASURES
a. The Texas PssiAs ROrfsasafs oiil ana
the Anti. Forsaxn CONTRAST Labor biIi
have been Easssa BY the Senate 'Fltis
aieh, amendments, adiusSd In com.
suttses Of s0nferencs. and reported
bach 70 the H0oss, shieh lsae copc1fre'i
IN the senate amendments % that 81
les. two more good laws sili be psss'esi
men the statute b0oks a. tas result OF
the session. The appropriation BY th''
House OF a sun sufficient 70 eoEBpaste aA<l
saqiu one of the steel cruisers u sna'th'
or good move, although ~ bsainaans'
Of the rebaIiaing Of tho navy II NJ
searosIy In keeping With the GREATNESS
Of the work 10 be performed. stall & q
a praetieal beginning and fpyes pFoniiss
Of better things In the future.
II 10 unfortunate shat thhs desire ~ do
something did not manifesa itself soon
Or. II Il nos too late for the present
Congress- 10 teach upon many Of The
great Qessions demaning settlement. ind
the probabilities are that the country
will have 10 20 for while ionger With
cot 9 national baakrnpi law. A. it "tA
certainly have 10 yet aloBg without a
proper las ON The subject Of she eleeio-
raj count. The bill for General GraIIs's
retirement haa q poor show Of becoming
lav. On several other subjects. ss'sh
a. that Of the regulation Of inter State
commerce, chs houses are hopelessly
disagreed, and important bslls are being
quietly sm0thered 10 death by confer
snce committees without any hops OF q
rescue.
Late in coming - tbe spasm Of activ'
ity has bssn. we shoald bs dnly thank
fal fer IL. II al least prevents the p,s-
sibility Of this Congress going aoSr
into history without record, and with.
out having left any impression up'r
the Governmsat or the laws. and the
danger that an extra session will b
found necessary seems already 70 kaV'
been passed.
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srasse FeRFEarsRE rAlK.


A SPECIAL correspondent At Washing
v4sa City sends the Sc. Paul Piss-,sr
Pres the following. February nth
StFonR pressure IL being brought 10
hear In the Senate for consideration Of
tune Of the land grant forfeiture billsl
a delegation at Iowa citizens. repre-
i.nting the settlers upon the unearned
ianeis % the Sioax CITY and ~. Paul
RaiAroad. has been here far ssme DAYS
pressing the claims af that measure.
They sepressns ave hundred fanilsss
sll poor farmers. possessing only the
lands shey have entered and the i'm
Erossnenss they have made apon them.
The fuEfestnre bili passed the Honss,
ana has been. with some amendments.
tasurAbsy reported 10 tbs Senate. Mem-
beers Of The delegation are qaosea a.
saying that u their bin IL not taken up,
sieh neglect viii ca0se the toss % Re
pnelican votes N Iowa. and may hoe
dist party the state. They say the
Sztlass located upoa the lands in pursa-
aaoe Of an oefictal declaration % the
Interior Departmsnt taas these lands
hsAss1Hsed ~ The Cnised States. Shonla
thn ksrnhlieAns IN the Senate naxlecs
% hsang ap he bib wtthin TIE cert
aeswrA dayS the 8eaegatica % sessler~
say they are determined 50 appsAl %
sAe Democrats % csnvsaes then thai
snsh aid ca thear part viii kelp the
party Ia Iowa
Tia Texas PaAAe forfeiiulss bali i
sae 'sAioh @osne % The RepahlaeAn
SasAanxs sAy THAR party eannOs Ahara
70 tlezssct. These SenAfess paint 20 toe
fsart that the kepahlsean NationAl paAt.
fafsn declared Aneqaixccalty Ia fAvor 0f
thsas land etani fcrfettarss that the
petnosrssse Hoass has passsa souse for
tsrhars baila Asna0g thana ths TsxAx
fAttnd AID Il Sin nas 10 faF shs e..
geltltasR Ssaais - iet thea "a oySs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-25

Professor Nitsehks, the piano tansE,
% again IN town
The steamer Zip vzn WEnkIs has re-
ssiEsd q nsv s;em and Otl1aE needed re-
paiFs-
"a. Turner. Jro. 4. Kinnsar md W.
q. I.atiBsF have been appointed ap-
prai.ers Of the estate Of AiEnira Kidd,
deceased.
j. K williamson. the naachinlss, has
been engaged for q month past putting
40 the machinery AZ the Black Diamond
coal mine.
The steamer Biz has gous on Alien a.
BFzzep's ways for . thorough overhaul
ing. Repairs 70 her mach merry will Be
made b. Moran Bros-
The Elder returnsd from 40 Sound
yesterday, and proceeded AZ once 20 the
barrel faotsry. where abe took On a
EarRe loa of barrel material. sac Will
souamenes loading coal today.
Mrs. 3. l.. BuTrOaehz, after an Illness
covering the greater part Of the year
past, and which carried her almost 70
deMsk's door, IL again 80 veil a. 10 have
been out airing yesterday morning.
The third Of a series Of entertain
ments given for the benefit Of the 7. VI.
G. A., at their bali, cornsr Of Front and
Marion streets, will take place this
evening. The Piymouth Literary 50
siety viii render sn INTERESTING pro
gram Of music, etc. This society takes
great care IN preparing it, programs
and ia exercises are always pleasant
and interesting.
Mr.. .. j. Chapman, engineer on the
tng Tacoma, came to seattle yesterday
TO undergo q medical examinAtion. He
IL q very siek man, though he has fell
neither eche nor pain, and walks
around a. though nothing vas the mat
ter. His tFouble seems 70 be the drying
up Of the blood. His appetite Is good,
and be eats regularly, bat the food does
not appear TO furnish any blood for the
| system. He IL under DIR. Wilson:
| care bat came ~ Seattle With letter u
Drs. Smith and Willard to make an eI
animation into bis case, which they are
At present doing. While in Seattle Mr.
Chapman rooms az the residences OF
Capt. Thos. Brannan, ON Columbus
| street
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Port Townsend is 10 be congratulated
upon The passage by the Honss. Of the
bill providing Tor ala Appropriation foi
the erection Of paslie baildin9 8. that
place. Saoh Q building IL certainly
needed. and II 10 refreshing TO zee liz.
tie Of the Immense stream Of saoney,
auviaR fru,n The treasury sos The eres.
,'on of public buildiaes. diverted In oaI
direction. II 10 10 be hoped thai The
bill viii pasa tho SNaais and become 9
lAw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-25

TWO wNL IMPROVED FARMS
for rent cE shAreS wlthIa t0ar u4Ilrs
- LAccaner. &C thz ecaaty ncsl Asa
90 AarNes aad colts. and Sod. feed ard
tAzm !mtasa.eAf. fer saAe essaa Asa >
~ - dAtFy eews tog sA1s
lRQ0kFa ~ thas sfnae. s6a6d~
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rmAsrmAa rsassnAasa.

AF. Nltachks 4 ia tswu gos a t,x
wesAs - Atsand 10 hia oanirAsss for
Rsea< tanank. ofasis ssft al Davies
bsok saasa and - iso1maus nlsste
ssss wsif sessstss pfssssR sitss,aloa asss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-25

Architects aud builders unite in saying
eur Nos, and 2 for bed room and once
ventilation, viii soon become Is standard
a. the window.
Our Hentilatoz On any size), when
placed through val. 3 window sash, or
3 wooden bar under sash. admits q co.,
stans supply Of fresh sir under perfect
control without draRghts. any desired
Temperature can be maintained In any
apartment Ne once or sleeping room
should be without IL a. IL stops burglars,
excludes rain and dust. and keeps the
Apartment constantly fresh without rais.
ing the windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel, 10 i very Ornamental when in
place. The handles serse 70 regulate
ventilAtoE. also 70 raise And lower the
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-25

wnl leave Seattle on Sundays, 81 SO pm
for Sehome and intermediate ports. Re
turning. leaves Sehome On Monday
afternoon. and arrives af Seattle on
Tuesday, carrying passengers TO al ports
for Fsfiy Ceass and freight 81 fifty
Cenfs per ton.
Regular time and frss clAss accosnmo
askions for both p&RsezsZsrs and freight
G. 4 CLASCKF,
O. Il PkcscorT. Ag't New Tacoma
Manager, Portland
JoHS MCIR. Traffic Manager.
A. l. STOKES. Gen. Fri and Pass. Ag't.
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Improve Your LAYING Stock.

HAVE 4 FEW BROWN LEGHoRN
| Growers left, Matched tbs season from
imported stock. Brown Legnorn fowls
are the test layers in existence, and any
person keeping fowls for eRass should have
this variety. Price. q to So each; trios
two pallets and a cockrell $40.
nos2 c. p. ST0SE.
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Farm FOR Sale.

lnNEoF THE BEST FARMS ON sAN
Juan Island. containing SO acres
10 clear: in orchard only miles from
Friday Harbor. stock, machinery And
Implements viii Be sold with farm.
Apply on premises, Of -,
ialIdWAn RUSS bEu--
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roR the UPPER skAcrr.

stsnr Glide C. ". Cove. Mastes
r RAVES YESLER.S WHARF on
Ia wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday. calling at Stan
wood. TtsAiady, Moss Landing; 9ksgif
City. M0ant veFHan. Starring snd all In
ssrnedtafe points above For freight o.
passage apElf on board % % GEORGE
FOS1ER, On the wharf apl
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0. R. & N. CO.
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
PUGET SOUND DIVISION.

From Tacoma to Victoria, B. c.. and
way ports, daily except Sunday Ct s p.m.
From Seattle 70 Victoria and way ports,
daily sexcept Monday at $50 q. m.
From Victoria to Tacoma and Wal
ports. daily Except Sunday ~ q. N.
From Port Townsend 70 Tacoma ana
way ports, daily lexeept Sunday ~ 8
a m.
From Seattle TO Tacoma. daily lexcepi
Sunday. at 3 p.m., and every day II 40
O M.
From Seattle to Olympia and way ports,
daily lexcept Sunday at 40 a. N.
COON, daily texcept Sunday. ct q m.
PROM Olympia to Seattle and way portz
daily .except Sunday AZ I D. N
From Tacoma % Seattle. daily ct esaG
D. m. and 8 D. n.
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THE STEAMER
DAISY,

CAPTAIN 8 DkNNY,
WiIlleave Seattle for SkAgit river and way
ports, every Monday and Thursday. re
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply at Com
panys office, ON Yesler's wharf, or ON board
the boats 1t the same wharf.
mr3l-d GEO. 8. JACOBS, See'y.
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STEAMER JOSEPHINE

Carving the United states Nails.l
WILL LEAVE YES
ka n lers Wharf, Seattle, for
.rvsesS SnohoInish City. via Mnkil
teo, Lowell and way land
. = = - ings. every Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday morning. returning on
alternate days. For freight or passage
apply on board, or 10 ID. ( DURIk. On
the wharf, Seattle. n l. ROGERS
ana Master
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GHEESE CHGESE !! +!
NOTICE.

N
A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NoTI-
a fed not to buy or negotiate for GER
tain notes signed by one Oscar Rudine in
favor OF James A. Gilliland. administra-
tor Of the estate Of Robert kennedy. de-
ceased.
BURKE. HALLER & RASiN,
Attorneys for heirs OF James Kennedy
deceased. s2S
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>,EATTLE LODGE No. & l. o. G. T..
- meets every Monday. al 1:D p m. at
their hall. Front street. Visiting meRn-
beIs always welcome.
JOHN b. DENNY. W. c. T.
w A.HALL. w, = dell
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WANTED,
SEEDS.

~- km w.
WE HAWK NOW OPEN AND
w rcady for distribution the largest
stock o4
GARDEN SEEDS
In the Territory, among which the follow
tng are
GROWS ON the SOUND
And pat ap anAier cur oxA name
CABBA0E CAULIFIJOwRR. RADIsH
SPINACH AND PEAS
TAe balance Of our stock h from ID. N.
Ferry & Co. one Of the most rrlsAAle az
kAstera houses. and includes
EVERYTHING IN GARDEN SEEDS
We are prepared 10 farnish coansry n,sr.
chants al W AoI.ESAl.E RATES. and an
The .lsalAl termA- A hbsral discount frum
catalogue prices wfa be allowed 10 truck.
men and iArge farmers
A faa liae - Clover and 9nass SEEDS.
Mfale1 Hungarian and Lawn Grass, cus,-
s,Aatls o. hand
ALFRED SNYDER acc,
CacFry street neAr Secoad
Seattle. W. T. Feb I. fSs& fetdlws1a
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THE STEAMER
H I'D a LII d

every Wednesday at ! p. m; leave Seat
lie same date q midnight: leave Por,
Townsend Thursday ut 3 o. N. Return
ing will leavs New Westminster for Ia
coma via san Juan Eslands. every Safur.
day at 8 a. M, arriving At Tacoma Sun
day.
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TO LOAN.

$1,000 pss. 10 o 3 party n = Al, CAS-
security required. Address p. at this
Office 96
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The stock comprises all classes
of Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Gents
Furnishing Goods and Underwear.
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EyfRYTalac IN cAR0Es SEEDS
ALFRED SNYDER kc0
FOR RENT ON SHARES,

se.r.,r. w. VIII e rs ;s's I isE ss- s sSSa
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General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
8 and z.
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Price List for Bed Room
and ONCE Sizes.

ASK IOJ 4 HAkDW ARE DkAI.E
FOR IT.
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