, 1888-03-15
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Rev. Samuel Greene arrived TIN:
i"''ni"S ''"u' III -ANs',''S Oh tue D'9
p"'o'i'
Til" Rescue Climb will hnv- an"'h,l
open Meeting at the Y. VI. e. 4 Hall o:
Monday evening next
'rhs Aaann W. .:a.aincd here II
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Feed Nh''"' tie Pr. il g i'rs a. -c"ld-
{" WIZ" 9Io,ooo o' 'he co'''!'"nS 'H""e!'
\ BuildIng and Lo "a ASso.iuiion h 8
been orgaliLed y: tsr iiit, OF Calhoun
& Coleman, and VII soon be ready for
bn-Iaess.
Al. B,tIIett and his boatman, Otto
Peterson, cafssized in the blow last
night, and were rcschef by Wm. Katz
aud his buatman.
+ W Dsvoo leaves to3,,, 70 ,coo,r-
pany bis brother, DIR. Devle, as far as
Tacoma, the latter starting on his return
home TO Warsaw. Wis.
Rev q n Hougo Scnn6inavion NJ
r nastor at Tacoma will he here Fri
dav ,amo;nirc, ,,var Snp5a, .r5 rra,ob-
mo All Sc,D1ip.rio,s i, to,r, ,n5
vicinity are invited 20 attend.
Go to HASTINGS, Commission Hapsa
aud see Hammond's town plat. Four
acre blocks, with streets al! around
ahIn H. nrian. 'A' VIII 'e S0-'' a. & 'e'''1"
0"' -" anu
ioohe' HNii' " o' 10" nsehu' " neat
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hooert oinela'r mas purchased one OF
tue lie" oweihng7 ou'is 'y hehry Lake
q, a. VIZ 80 u 'u - 'eN'o' aHu ~"
III, ~ ..sm y. - I"' ~ =" ""u'
o,,ro1 f,- h.oI,oIo.
Prof Palmer will oman tho saoor5
term ot the University ACADEMY nevt
Mondnv. This ins,itntion ia NOT mak-
ING mucb parade Int II IA fnrnishing
excellent HIGHER educational facilities
and bids fair TO rrow steadily with the
growth Of the town.
u, uo,,a ho, ,,o,,,5 1no .o.
os hi. 1on5 and offa,o - in fonroora
tracts with good wide streets. at very
reasonahIe urices No one need tn com-
ulain now that land cannot he bopobt
near Port Townsend e,ceDt Mt exorb;t-
ant prices. Call at the ARers apencv
for nrices
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MIR. McMurry has authorized an in
crease OF his University subscription
from $40 to $25. Let Others of the small
er donors do as well and It will make
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nano "u " N'''''o"' '"t'u'toh 'n"'
VIII oe tue envy oi TUG ho''n"es'.
Indications are that largely III
creased oonuS VIII be raised locally for
the University. Why not. anyway?
There ls every lnducement for people
here to contribute. They Will get two
dollars Tor one no matter no" much
they may pu' H. lsn that splendid
stimulus toward giving largely and
making strong lnstltution!
An independent, non-sectarian insti-
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Ar' Hammer nd comes generously and
nobly to the front with liberal increase
Of hist University subscription. His
former donation was appraised at ST.
800. We belieye Mr. Hammond is the
same gentleman who offered to give
s4,OOo to the railroad company on con-
dition that they build ana operate
railroad to this city. The HanmondF
Will hs Woaltny ye'' oy following tna'
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