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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-27

On Clutches. cAEsrskgs. Gala. t.ns - e.
Two useks "a .rrfcAes treo serAtAsA Gnkis. 1ssl
d. Jacobs CO, ss-se; 10 rssssa q IA.s tn sss
II. EAT.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-27

Used Cane. Hossssa fsxss. Sns -. Asa
SrrAt-ed ~ esek, hAz 20 a. eA.s. vas s<s4
- 81 Jacobs Oh ansf ssssks ssksrtal
MIS- D eHoKKyTlo.
The times., 1888-07-27
cLAIRvoANT AND MAGNETIC
HEALERS.
Consultation Free.

Drs Kirby and Wells are special.
lists and treat every form of chronic
disease to which the flesh is heir.
DR.. Kirby is an eminent conservative
surgeon. DR.. Wells is justly cele-
brated Magnetic Healer and Clair
voyant from the east and mas world
wide reputation of not only locating
diseases correctly, but of prescribing
remedies that cure. We treat every
form of rheumatism, parlysis, diseases
of women, diseases of the nervous
system, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys,
bladder and rectum, cancers, tumors,
piles and fistula cured without the
knife. Terms within the reach of
all. The doctors will be at the Will
dermuth House, Wednesday and
Thursday, AugustI and 2.
The times., 1888-07-27

The Democrats and Greenbackers
fused on their State ticket at the con-
ventions held last week. The Dem.
ocrat part of the ticket is as follows:
Governor, Wellington r. Burt, of
Saginaw; Lieut.. Gov, VIM. Moran,
Detroit; Secretary of State Thomas
d. Hawley, East Tawas; State Treas
urer, John d. Norton, Pontiac; Supt.
of Public Instruction; Stuart Mackib-
bon, Manistee; Member of State
Board of Education, Chas. E. King,
Washtenaw.
The Greenbackers were allowed to
name three electors and the following
persons on the State ticket: Auditor
General, BARLEY Breen, Marquette;
Commissioner of State Land Office,
S. w. Fowler, Manistee; Attorney
General, A. A. Ellis, Ionia.
BARLEY Breen, the fusion nominee
for Auditor General, declines to run.
The Saginaw delegation to the
Greenback State convention refused
to take any part in the proceedings
after the convention decided to Join
hands with the Democrats. The
representation was not large at best
and harmony appeared to have been
at discount.
Buell. & Sons boots and shoes keep
their shape and hold trade at
+. l.. Brewers.
The peach crop will be the largest
"a many years.
The times., 1888-07-27

BENNINGTON.
Marion Dlnehart to Nelson +. Mckenzie, 40
acres sec 2, $780,
CALEDONIA.
VIM. Goodyear to Goodyear a. Flanagan,
acre sec z, Sl25.
CORUNNA.
Philnda Bagg to Amasa A. Harper, lots A, 5
and block 81, $3.50.
LAINGsBURG.
Joshua q. Marsh to @. A. and A. w. Bacon,
lots and block l, Weeks end add, $780,
OWOsso CITY
Geo. c. Bush to Gottlieb Rucss, lot on sec q,
Sl25.
Dewey q Stewart 10 Samuel Schmidt, lot @
block 8, Dewey Stewards add, SIPS.
John l.. Miller to Geo. w. Devereaux W 4S
feet Of II 23 lot block II, A. L. Williams add,
$325.
Dewey g. Stewart tn Mary A. Carmody, lot 10
block 4, Dewey a. Stewards add, 5000,
PERRY.
Albert II. Howard to Juliet Rowell. 90 acres
sec 12, $3.50.
VERNON.
Daniel b. Holmes to Durand Land Go part
sec %, $500.
The times., 1888-07-27
VIM. M. KILPATRICK,
Chairman.
The towns and cities in the county are
entitled to the following delegates:
The child's Bible.

This is one Of the most attractive
books we have ever seen. Printed in
large clear type, profusely illustrated
and that with remarkable skill and
fidelity, and handsomely bound. 1t is
book that will at once attract the
eye and arrest the attention. A pc
culiar feature uf this work and one
deserving special commentator is
that the Bible facts and incidents are
recorded in proper chronological
order and in the precise language of
Holy Writ, thus making it as valuable
for the adult as it is attractive for
the young. Too much can not be
said for it. In these days of trashy
literature and specious, doubtful teach
ing, a work Of this character is
doubly valuable. 1t would be diff
cnlt to estimate the permanent good
to result from placing a copy in every
home. Little idea of the charming
character of the book or Of it's value
is to be conveyed by brief descrip-
tion. 1t must be seen to be fully
appreciated.
We append few notices from
some of our own and other clergy
men of the work.
cheerfully commend "1'he
Child's Bible" to the public. 1t is
worthy ofa place in every family
library and home and 10 children
must be exceedingly attractive and
interesting.
Owossc, Mich, July IS, 1888.
]. DoNNELLY,
Pastor of Baptist church.
"The Child's Bible" is the best
arrangement of the Scripture that l
have ever seen, to make the Word Of
God attractive and impressive to the
young. l would heartily recommend
it, not only to the young but to the
more mature Bible students.
L. DELAMARTER,
Pastor M. E. church, Mason Mich.
1t cannot bur be a great blessing
in every family where it may find
place.
RT. REV. FRANCIS M. WHITTLE,
d. D., L. L. D., Bishop of Virginia.
Placed among the children of a
household and used freely by them,
it ought to be of great service in
making them familiar with the bless
ed word.
REV. CHAs. M. SoUTHGATE
Pastor Pilgrim Cong. church, Wor-
cester, Mass.
Parents can do no better thing than
to place it before their children.
E. M. BLANCHARD,
Pastor Baptist church, WILLIAMSON,
Mich.
The times., 1888-07-27
Republican County Convention.

A county convention of the Republicans
of Shiawassee county will be held at the
Court House, in Corunna, Wednesday,
August 90, 1888, at II o'clock a. M. for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the Office of Probate Judge Sheriff, Cour-
ty Clerk, Register of Deeds, Treasurer,
Prosecuting Attorney, County Surveyor,
two Circuit Court Commissioners and two
Coroners.
The times., 1888-07-27
Wanted
For Sale.

Three houses and lots one on Adams
street. mostly new. One on Mulberry
street, well cistern, cellar, fruit of all
kinds, rooms, one on next street west,
new, six rooms. Will sell cheap on long
time. Enquire of L. F. Kingsley or at
this office.
The times., 1888-07-27

"Well heeled" buyers wear E. L
Brewers boots and shoes.
The times., 1888-07-27
Marriage Licenses.

No. NAME AND RESIDENCE. AGE
216 VIM. j. Cameron, Jndd's Corners, ........ "a
Lydia Haight, Chelsea, Wis.,.......... n
217 Hiram F. Hemenway, Bancroft. ........,. AZ
Mary Rathburn, Bancroft, .............. AZ
21S Adelbert Kinsman, Elbridge' ............. "a
Nancy Perry, Venice, e,......A......... &c
The times., 1888-07-27
For President
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Of Indiana.
For Vice. President
LEVI p. MORTON,
Of New York.
Republican Congressional Convention

Republican Congressional Convention
A Republican convention to nominate a candi-
District of Michigan, and to transact such other
business may come before 1t, will be held at the
Common Council Rooms In the city of East Sagi-
nav, on Wednesday, the 18th day of August, 1885,
at IL o'clock noon.
The several Counties comprising the District
will be entitled to representation In said conyen-
tion rs follows:
MIDLAND. ........................
LSapvhh. .''s.....'s. ....s....s.....s...ss...
otatiVe -
Montcalm. ........... .......................lb
Z. II. PHINNEY,
Chairman.
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CARR RAILWAYS.

TODAY Tie fines 81 tie ezbis rxgrsY
eesnnscting Tssges sound with Lake
wsshFngsoa tegin operations. THIS
ssYent marie great step in Se4ssse
deSeiopmeuk The cable ssiiway anal-
f.listes distance ard 10 city ike ~
sssse, whsre hEEss have % b. Overcome,
Ii Is Indispensable 80 RAPID growth.
Itisa great agency u eni,znsfHT ile
valpe II essiySng property and 81
promoting speedy ipssiidingof homes
Unlike fise street. railway Il does MT
eoaziaer gyadcs A ear travels iast A.
szat sp steep Esisi a. on isss' ground.
and the difference IN the sost 81 opsr
stag cable hse up and down sharp
grades, ~ compared Hifh Ievsi rgaA.
II rot eaongh 20 enter into e4senia
ss0a. A ride, ~ the distance short -
long. eosts refts, ard no oae. At least
IN thls day 81 plenty. sDsiid Iemand
cheaper fares. Practically. i Snakes
no difference to The man sheis getting
ready 10 bsiiId home whether II fe
situate one Eaiie OF txo sfiIes ~ three
failes from the business center
Whether he leave heme 10 90 u bis
uorksisop, oE1ies. OF place q business,
len minutes sooner or later every
morning csie 80 lgare. ana sben
tisfsagis with his day Z soil, % niihaiss
pzss 9 Is practically esaaai to 9 O'Clock.
Fan Francisco sis5es hos cable raj.
ways hare given permanent vsl5se -
The sandhIiis iyang hetseen Van sess
avenue aaJ the oeean. shieh. escrps
for 4 s lisIIidies inventive ssaias.
eoald BE- werihlr<s to-day The far
tler from tie tJasinesz eesetlea the tegs
Ter the atmosphere and now, lots tsg.
dsring Tbs Clty park three Or fsag
miles FROM tise paiaee hotel, command
sesriY n high prizes A. thoe haif
way between. One line 81 cable rail
way bsRets another. and every gear
the several systems are extended
Rapid and safe iairf-city eolnInuui.
Gallon builds az city ja-t A. tfanspor-
tation lines develop the country The
enterprise about 70 he lnaugnrate.i Is
but foferunnsF 81 other. similar
soon 20 follow. In cities iike Seattle,
built upon hiilsides where the horse
car, for the most part, i lflrraetieal,le.
the cable railway = the one effeetlse
agency IN great Development The
benefits which Wal resals from com
preheasive system can hardly BE over
estimated,
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oesTnmrrrnIE rAcrles.


Mr. yooghses 4 rePsssing ia bis
speeches throughout the territory the
weilknown Democratic lies concern.
ing General Harfison's alleged hos.
tility 20 the workinsmeB a. made
manifest during the railroad troubles
Of 1877. Il l. needless 20 say thai tliese
lies have been 70 thoroughly exploded
that reputable Democratic newspapers
refuse TO pabIish them ard reputable
Democratic speakers g. utter them,
Mr.. VOORHEES,, however. takes them
up and reitcFaies them In sii parts Of
The territory without % much as in
tlmaiing that their truth has been
denied by General Harrison and his
friends.
An Investigation Of ssenersl uaFfi-
sons sets and ntterAnccs during the
riots 81 iss7 csitnot fen - convince
any reasonable man, however preju
diced. that his attitude at that time
was that Of an honarahie gentleman, =
la9.abiaing and pcacs-loving citizen
and a ,rsie friend of the warkingmch
~ prominent neAocrat as ex-sen.
aspE Mcdonald. who Is thoroughly
iasssIliAr with al The faets, uahrsita.
iingiy declares such 70 be the case
anli - aide Democratic paper g. the
New York Sos denounces as isr t5e
statement Inst General Harrison
course az that time was a. 80 Ia 5I,-
Sistcat With humanity or with good
citizenship.
Mr.. Noorhees mast haze taor
opinien Of The people Of Washington
territory Il be believes that these hes,
worn thrpaIlaFe ami long since de
sarsled IN The Fast, will either asociye
them es attract them O. his esuns. II
Il. perhaps. eco much 70 suppose That
Mr.. voorhees, Will play ihs psrs 81
fair antagonist, bat Is might ST lsss4
he supposed that be would invent neM
lies with which 20 regale his eensuta.
enis instead Of inzsiiiiae ihe.r miclh
genee by Nsailng 30 them stories
which every reader a the newspapers
knows 70 be false A candidate should
hc more discreet. II not narr honest
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Tbs Nils 81 aae@ns AsNssase ifss
srasse IA Isnsk<r 2nS zissosuse free
ts2.3e ~ hog. fsA's tat 30 rsssseh q
= siSce ~ free TRADE sox TIE yasers q
HAsisssgtss seFrszerg 50 take - eH%
raips Tae Democrats partg snsy Eas
~ freq trade ragsy Nssu n pro
assrss e.f I,rsaEsssns Esd =sssfh sarsisns
ar ssI~esea. f.s5s il asxssesstT j. free
srasse party - far ~ ssss serHgsssnw r.
dasssses a ssaslsisKtoa are r1neerne9
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SUGAR nouNrIrs,


tsfcat lrlIaia. Germany. Austria
HHugary, ilelsIam. Italy she neither
isnds, Russia and SpMs at she resent
sugar heuusics coufercncs. heiI IN
lonsion, after much de8teralsea de-
eided to enter into az agreement Is
whieh tho DoaasiCs fas i.sct Sugar rfs-
doesea 10 shc.r jurisdiction sge Is lie
abolished. The pfacslee o8 rsvar
thcse heaNiies was ttausugatra hs
Francs, ana wgili saeh .accss,- thst
oshvr nations followed al. mals-
tian had eenaskalae v .a tie
sugar Industry al,,l the pessas oa les.
sfsasea 20 raplJly tAsi lraes sent
doar IS a rate unhsAr3 o3 ls.ase A.
last however, the oatpa h,aae -
large ard the prsce Sc b,a. taat ~
prusii could be realse8 81 thr mann
tArsaGe ol Sugar, ana sl,s a1aseaea
ticaei seafeFsaee Was eaI;e,l q, 8.ysa.s
The isasi.oa ana nFeyil e sctaesy &
possible
No ore eoaatFy eaFti q felnafs tlse
bounty, slngv thas weals rssa1sa
een sugar @saafagtas5es orths hsae
st q niaaufactosiss Ca toanty pas
ing ooautesesl ard she dcrses.t-g Fro
dsseiiea caosed hg isc withdrawal cs
thc essniy IN oae eoassry uoaI} bsye
3 tendency % esise sugar 60 d Fr
THAI Reaid iasaFs isir proHi es sis
aNanafactaac. Rrasee VealE nos es.a
aeat q elys Wp hst hsaae elgissrsae.
SiT eas she o;hcr naissas di8 aa8
eoaglutel ,rcasy wAira S tsl-
eieFasiea len Tears au8 6y va al
snsaF eeuas5e' are te BE- ada,he
And y or,scg 60 pgsNeas aay oat
nsissa sFoaa Feap.as al s.,ysal fssa
thg eSIsScsesi RISE .a leir Is e.a
ss3rs tlsas ss1ssr. ass5asza aa,s
peaApeel r. ssage. nas garsss
sEeasg. shaa he eSesusal gsaa sh
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states mhsess ars parties thsFsas This
easzse. xEs5se sxEsesss n - app, icats1es.
i x essar.e. directed especially 81
Fraase. and s : frosasAls shst sis -
n de- cosr4s y ffnle 5ssesa<isafss the
gmysseue a henatsess ssr ske state,
ns.y nos fssiak Il mertis wsslis 10 aseiss
az insssssvy fiae psssIme7. * shEsh arr
sisssssfesy sbss est srosa ether csezz-
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A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH.

keF ~, Jean - .au-aa. Pastor Nlrhi
gss Avenue Church. Eaicaess. has leen
rufcd ~ tait2 1saass s sstfiiux. Cuuafy
Assosstsr, kasehslyc, tiy nRa net rarad ~
iatfa, lsni hs Ackcs hisaai i Etf HsEass.
Hase aestEssi 81 rsprh Asnfsf hF Ia ing
Aeesfs hlossa EiiNir that fa,ineiy
ensnre0 &c ~ a medicine ~ namsst rcfsasiit
81 J nfae al " Hn NAV Is As7tcissa with
asslsrssgs - tsr hisssi - give this sa1sf ca-
ff5teDf TaEosety a faff tsfai. aerausc ) am
sisfF. AFTER daiaE -. ttty WlN rsfrutagatc
us ssaasHsesis ~ vssne aesi thsuk rae FOR
mains e. THIS Ssvuarrfa' Blesi Ehxir
Z guaranteed sst sai8 bs 4 ri ~TEW
AhE iattgV
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fAfsAfF4fs Esseas7f A+a-aNF
- psszsases y 2sies Il : fkafSa 81 -
ssssgseaa 81 ths bszf ezd b9NTeEt eesozal
EmtHsEssy conservative IL al faspxs. q
ssss naaa ~ srHss, sesissle ta4n n ste1ssy
Asassfy via ~ courage II kss es,lnlsns.
fhas T. soan b AI5en.
5t IL nseSsess - sx5 tkzf ssra > ssaa r
wsfhcas s'ssass = h aes6iees - axy hat
ssseh man IL nor 3sd eaa sol -. IN the
aasare a. talnxz. . AemsznrEs. He sssaas
s9asrsiy ayaa sAs ytsfisrw 81 81 psrtY
and whxt u sas~s kaa wh2r i sosf. ne l.
5ssss - sfssax a. hSs party wssA tie saeers
a y assBinxfoa txsrssorT
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FINANCIAL.

A sES1iENAs WITH A FFw THor.
i ssnd dollars an1 alth ffsfrate East
efH connections de.ifas - engage Ia the
BANKING AMI loan isusinrN IN sas1e grew
ing iaga = aassiuEtop TesTtofy TfIQM
A. GARDNER, az S1sifh Esgagecath sfresf
Philadelphia. Pa
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NOTTCE.

NOrick 6 HEREBY GiyEN THAT
~ tbr go rsr,Hrrssip AeTtts2sfe existing
iefuern iieasld Mekiaaaa. n r. GaliiaH.
2 " naahAa sna Joseph kefF, anaas csc
Mg5a name ~ MekinHasf & "a. Is fhis slAs
Dissolved hY faHtHai esasunt tk1aatd NJ
A8phoa ard Joseph Kerr aiis egasdnr4 ihe
business. FaY al disabilities and ssatiarG all
fehts dBe tbe hm
DONALD McEENNoN.
~ y COLLINS
O. ", DUNBAR
JOSEPH KERR
aeas4f 4fHt % issS
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PERSONAL.

WILL THE TWO GENTLEMEN THAT
w hsagat a lady gold lace pin ard
pair IF cluster esr drops with the inteutlan
Of making pfessas % same 10 ssFae lady
81 ia1iles call ard fsrtfy = mistake made
In sale ~ same, o. should any person know
ieg ~ such pfessBt hasiss been male
they VIII eeufer 4 favor rs rammaBfrAt.
ing with fhe uuaersi40sd IL e. No
fsArauiIS sEFs Front street
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LOST.

I osT- FROM cry WHARF or SHAN
II e. HAssaie, on september Is, yA1l-e
addressed Mss y. q. FerFine. old Taeafaa
a reward % SO VII ile pad an return II
seid ssiisr had contents 90 fbfs Office
VIZ n. L. fEakIaa
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

&kFERAL HUNDRED ACHES OF Wzst
fianitiF krestoFts ID AeFGs al a3a4ng AisE.
iaai - "a per acre one large b.liidin8
and corner l8t, xi9.e I0ok nv ~. ihaye
= large list - aur investments. Ssgsfx'
good hsrgaiRx Ia business prSgeFgT.
1suR6E pDRfEEl&
UAiee, eest sitse u Commercial street, ~
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xrw AD,rnTIsExrsr-.
Notice to the Public.

NOEIEk Il fkEHgsY Owes THAT
~ TIE S0aFfe Esxta1Fant sill COZ -
rssssyrisias3e ~ asy d~t<s contracted frosa
sssss ass~ ~ Ne f1.srpb ahtsies
JUff< GfsnlsfAT.
aST0S IsyNE&KuFNt.
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fHgHEfINYgLLIGEHCRR
P1zsIsz.e9 Esszsg azs6 Neekig IL NJ TseE
HNff1fnz >e4rfg<. Wssh Ter

Dkgy. psE ssex = eens
xzks<a osylexS
Txns-zz. nr<sa Hssse saIising. Faesee A.
Yor< Taxassse HKxstr1sa bssa9.az. JMs -
<9fee<
fiys1ssa, MssA 4 s@zt S.sor - Psstesszsea
s1sssrsfxrf szz<xfnx atdyezse4 esasaxsze
sheisiA give tee cd ss6sss4 ~ vel ~ ~
sadr1ss al sesesss.aees u Fas gsSrkGs
exxzkN Ca. eeN*tse-
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE

L. VIZ 1AIE - u c4Ntso- AEA AtkE
L property J " MOORE. clfiee. t+oiss.
msn sharf. iaoi columbia street
I.,og sALE-sis ACRES. Las THAN
Il ons mile frsils shiP HaFhor; also 1910
aerss zeal lands. see sHELTUS & ARM.
sfRoSgs, Arcade hssiiding. Fror, street.
LNDg sALE-HOusE or FTyE Rooms.
4 pantsy and cellar lot 55xlao: fronting
of1 Jackson street cable line. Possession
given Immediately Easy terms Price
1850
LoB sALF-aY rHE osNER-FIvR or
tae best iats lie Ross scfunA addition
price $50 cash Also tso lots IN S0rth
seattle, sil eieArea, se cash. 10 brokers
Adirsss : =, ISL Iaird street, seattle.
FOR SALE HorsE CONTAINING SIX
u large fe1nes H0g aud cold waspY.
EscrHcat iesafiDn. fersns easy For fur
thsf particulars arfslf o. 81 y JENNINGS
SAFE bcFzsit Haidias
L'Oe sALE-A THOROUGHLY EsFAF-
1 lishe1. rsgi paying business. con
sislins cf a HcIl Furnished sAsasatu husEsr.
rlf assaiiY Aorsfcd "a fhs business eea-
ier " ssattle. bngiaius and contents
rstiFely eeE tHreaea falling heaifh.
@utce Hee's.5airs cAaaee ~ rlf
MISTY ! alslr t8F 4CasF an1 uauteats %
ihe heHse r2ii ne igg sale This IS q rssnd
basisaess npf-aftaa3iF fuf ths right iaaa
Parties who art 70 enras'i ana " Do arc de-
sse9as q eizasins ga q aasiHe-s alNsssly
estsAsl sssed aud Fsgfnz sgs fFo5a tsa s-srf.
ieAs 43ssess y =. s.4ts 0flse
L'uE sAtE-oSE IoI az ELEVENTH
4 street bef secEn Iaae and Weller ua,lt
view ana iae4sits. iu4uire a. tar r,ssl
eence oi ysligs RTic.. Fifteenth ssrcqs. tMa
9ssz - easi of " asas -esih seheei
I.1E SAf.E--A sTsBC * 0F BOOTS ANp
Il g. x IHf
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SEATTLE WOOD YARDn

nEN als5Ks AID SIR MOOD cTT Any
~ 1es faFzA- EsfT s}uzlag e frs~
sf. tes gfages-3 - sag rass rs She
ciE Orders rE si fsl g-sas stree.
e AZ ana 5ss4s eeerf, ,aat ~ ssness
g.rs~t
rA.n "a E.E~Srs sz-,-.s.rz.-
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To Manufacturers

Parties desiring Ene sites foi
Sawmills, shinsle BILLS, Sash
and Door Factories or Brick
Works on ths water froat with
railroad In ths rear can secars
the same at reasonable rates b.
addressing the
VEST COAST lllPR0g HEIT 60.
w. r. BALLARD. Manager.
Seattle. w. r.
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aorth seattle prvste scnool

~ e4F H&rrssen sns Temperance 80.
AIS eEL4OUn. iI&TtSG SEirRKB
VI es5snsnassf91s quarters s8r her .ekaai.
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A0naAy. tsetsa~Y Habits q tfsargasA
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ges5as nzanefs Nili - al eases - ssgeav
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
HELP WANTED.

t1-AyTED-A CLERK EXPERIENCED
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t9rASTED-A CLERK EXPERIENCED
w m sAe fHtEii szztisHerg business Sd-
dree EaE -. -fa1i.e ss1s-ns.ee
&sTED-CseJE Ro2 CAMP OF SIX
w o. ttsSt zaea. Efiss ensaerstsnS how
- bake NAees 81sQ @estro Manufacture ~
Co. Breeds, ". .
x{rAxrKD- FFEsF4-LAs8 TABOR.
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s,qraEsETtsai street..
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W znau wishisz - make seattle bis per
laAeeni assae. feyires : possiIoa IN
rational hank He : a. Pfsssnt FgrsiylHg
teller u 90. u the isrSs aagks IN Pls!lA-
asiVttz. Pa, Aiisi can bfi1E aigAssi test
EaU1slais - - As isgH1 ~ nsla ability from
She HEessuf ssdcezs u The hank a. vel a.
fraTa pTtsIa3uetgf a1ssfess zGe1 II PHiizGsl.
pAia. lie hns tesn % bis present position
Is Fsafs. ssG j. faiiF cons petsat % take
charge ~ aaF Department - a national
hank Address NATIONAL BANK Post.
Intelligence seai;se, VT
l{rASTETs-A wOHAS FDR WASHING
w and irgHiax tsifs geek 10 q fsri-
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Dad deer
xt-ANTER - 4 COOP NfLgEg AND
W farm hand. Apply ia persoa on the
fssIa nea- keat. eieaay -. Z MEEKEk-
yyrANTED-sTgoSg BOY; oNE WILL
~ acquainted wisb the streefN CHS
1KE eLEAkS
S{yAsTED- A GIRL F0R GENERAL
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,PRIkG HILL WATER COMPANY
NOTICE

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~ Gis . A. n. TIE fitT VII be ssftlics
fAra4gls oar loser liaF = h3eh viii leNeeH
tse sfisfis ESPECIALLY 90 tns upper t@Eess.
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NEkETED-ca9E FoR CAMP OF SIX
w o. 6tsst zaetss ffasf gnfleretsu1 how
- bake Eages an Sea'ro Manufactures
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l.0E SAfE--A sTflt x 0F BOOTS AND
u shoes agd csethins WI rxchaae,
te para Ter seattle raI estate Apply ~
sfare No sa FTsnt .f7sss
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IroE >8EE-siIE6loS & ARMSTRONG
have T. sus{3e lots fag sale. this e yfif
eilsr property Ist sat sst sAe5a AHes,se
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LOS SAiE-FiEsT class TlgEEr 10
- fsah ss AaH ORLEANS via san
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80 a HATHAWAY. T3ESt Hgoker
as lamc- stecer