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ScsEe1 Eraz1sFT53slt
During VACATION eifslsrsEs heed -
nearly 4 purely sE5aaal lie as they can
have until ne learr to order TIER days
ali throagh the year With Frsf'er re-
xari b the hest uzexzo4s q stCdy and
tszv. They shogId have vacation
daily. rot three tsEses : year No ore
unaer the saesi4laa Of lie should
krsfsw wf14t nerves, zs sc caH them To
day. are. Serye, prsp<rs = what We
ali need bur we Improperly Apply ~
terra 70 q coalition under D"rnzi
On isfrea should never be nervous, and
thew rareiy viii be, with a good iTheri
taaee. II they groE syraHsetriealsY. In
ArsteYSca, nobody lives and nothing ;:
soue in a symmetrical manner. and
.hs lys~t civilizations have failed 10 de-
ve5on mind and body harnorsoasiy
T0-asY the tendency e~p%fsalsy arsof1g
children. i too much tnteisectlzl
work. not because the brain = too
sensitive. but because body and brain
are not made 80 groS together
There are too many factors IN Tbs
rearing 81 clEilGren jsl9irionsly. fo'
rules to fe maize, except Ia q genera
VAS. bat our children. should Dc a.
fresh JuIy A. they are September
and they can be % only BY our GIVING
their minds rest IS lie their bodies ART
crossing. aud their bodies q chance Z
grox BIZ long hours OF ~leep and By
perfect freedom from social restraints
and from the restraints cf dress. with
sinrlx nutritious food. suc1 a. rliik
coarse cereal foods. little meat. fruits
foods witk sugar generously mixed
pure air and plenty OF hove, while We
cultivate their moral natures by aG-
mixture Of teachings and examples
that viii enable them 10 live unselfish
lives. such n will prompt them 20
help Others As sell 2s themselves. An
ureousciouSnes Of self should be q part
OF a child's nature.
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a neal OF Patience Required.

The only chance an unmarried man
has to see what his wife will have TO
do when his family begins 20 arrive Is
ont al a summer resort in the season.
When he goes To call on a married
friend in the city at his house be
comes away with the impression that
babies are very easily managed. and
really the mother OF family has a
comparatively easy time of il. He
never gets a chance TO sec the million
details OF a chiid's bringing up; bat
let him get into camp and Just see
what IL means 10 look after Kid. cs-
pcciaily OF very tender years, and
somehow or another woman grows
% be a wonderful thing when yol see
the patience and gentleness with which
she bears the eccentric impulses OF her
child, the tenderness which no amount
OF worry and and annoyance can ever
weaken II q man had to look after
his children he wonld break their
necks, OF throw them into a creek. or
heat the life out uf them. or do some
thing desperate the first week. lie
might be tendcr-Aeartcd enough 10 lei
them fall over "a yerarda. or walk iato
the water ant get drowned but the
most ahretionate thing he would do
would be b leave them 20 where they
pleased. and they'd get killed some
hos ~ EsetaH4e
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The stranger ts Switzerland vii Dc
struck az o1ro hy the heauty "a the
couDtrN ana the prl.nrss Cf her
women, hvrc nature srynz to
have Speut herself 8poo suauimate
objests su,i 90 have hs& 80 material
leit i0r Humanity, = hi D shs yau4 pass.l
oai 81 yae deisfi, les over after sbs
had ecHstrucir,. the snisea scene. \
PRETTY iAac. pAtiTc and g. thc manner
born. T. rsvriv i vyey seen upon tht
streets 81 lcrne
The Noaicu appear 30 dc al the
work Il s. NOT uuus 81 tc ser Eiri
and 4 dog bi-cael to a cart anss tvoG
ting 2l0os together hse pair 81 t-saie>-
The men, cge4t strappsps iesioes,
idle sud sssN iosi &toat tAe hTassc-
rscs. ThrsT wives. daughters ana SIS
tiers "a she aetis and supply thc MAR
kctS The dus the goat zn4 tie oays- f.e--
fNrFa DEE 0slioss vawmeajy peys Erulei
in ether lsuis by the h0ese, the OK
and thc male Tke bear j. q szrrcst
ausmsi - F. tae itaa The 5uukry
does lAusF 1ufF aI iAr sctugacr resorts.
Bnt there !, aetAgrg ~ uhzeh the
ssiss woman say ues tara Der band,
gFCru GtiStpE ssat to sas1aE 3 caFd
81 waQj sad craving ios8 II hay
She IS Ts4f u WsfA sa hfg cAa ksss3
Aad lss3ors he Fezcees her ruatsr.fs
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A woman should never allow berseii
70 become q mere household drudge
and when she finds that she has 10
time to read an occasional good book.
20 write a letter 70 friend, 90 read a
story 70 the children or to walk or talk
with her husband. she may conclude
that there's something wrong some
where in her dome stic economy, and
the quicker she recognizes and RENE
dies the evil the better il viii he for
herself aud family. II she u Obliged
10 do her own family sewing, every
tuck or ruff'e that she pat on her
chiIdren's clothes is crime. The
hour or hours spent In making al
elaborate dress that baby viii look
lovely in j. a waste OF eaergy that i
mother who does her own work can
not afford. Baby win leok gaite q,
lovely in her eyes in a plain Zip, and
If be has only his elaborate dresses Il
recommend him 10 the eyes of Others
he might rather pass unnoticed-
Give the matter serious thought, Oh
tired hOusekeeper, and see II you d
not daily take many unnecessary
steps, and do much that you might
without injury 20 any one, leave un
done. Rest your body and improve
your mind, keeping your face ana
heart a. fresh as possible, as Yor
value the love OF your husband anf
children. Sra Fyansisc0 Post.
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A FAIR uonSE-REroRrEE.



Niss Anuic Laurie whoa has &C.
ccrte'l . position a. general manager
amt aasi sEaut eiitor 81 the E-srs aea
SrosEfeaa ~ san Francisco. aHi Sc
take pleasure TO c9nsratuistinE Eii-
Tor simpson rp1n tae eApt3re Vt so
able an ally Although qejte Yauus
lazy. Miss Wilson Bring, to tbs iour-
na'tstie pa.itca Aripe kngH ledge Of chs
tfottirr horse hie history. rcFtCrw-
Rnce aEd tuccjinE She is a daughter
uf Mr.. W IL WILSON, the urii known
proprietor OF Ahsiailah pafk. st Gym
thiaEa kY the Ecmr leg simmons
ami Wu&t- arinp The y0une jady
brings Dee soc post h;ea 8rFrgr c'
cultafe Ser Go Hgecp. It She rc,u et q
hsusis0 ue eslHr fram seminary I'm
toNs "a h5ch desirea her services Ihi.
l. smother tcp toward the iuleraud.
euer of WonlaR knto almost every
field ,he has rasaci. srd her tan5t.
have Invariably cevn zgcCcssigl We
have gyyFy caHhJeucr In Miss WILSON s
success. Nssecss. ehs-h rtuuot tstl 81
enlist tac sympathy 81 her sex in
outdoor sports
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Mr. Mary Mspes Dodge. ui s. Nir.
oles j. graceful aud well dressed. She
talse Wits great viyaeity
Miss Mary l. noo,h. editor of Hat-
pas Euzsr, j. rather large Tier com-
p'cNiau { aarz. and shc j. g dciiheT-
ate taiker
Miss Jeanette l.. Glider. editor ii
Ths gftje, g. tali. dark and ma4culae
81 Aer drsss sud eate. rIs has 4
brusl sc Say Os talking.
Mrs Martins J lamb editor Of
IAr N1rasiae ~ tHssrj-la H'sarg. i-
petite, slender and dark sac D. b
ehstty and viva-icus ta'keg.
Mrs. Frank Leslie. ovner q her lstg
hlseaud publications Is slight. grace,
sea- and dark. She dresses gieh,y lti
talk. wlth HiEectuess and viEor-
Hot water Is better taau cutl rar
bruises Il rc3ieyc pain quickly, and
hy preventing canEu- ten often kteIr.
ot Jbc gsiy bsek ana h.0e mark,
hy Rubbing With e damp flannel
d.pPei ia RE best whiting. the brown
ui~ o.orat1go may be taken or cups
n which cgsiaFi. have heeu baked
Ms ; :. Coaant. who i. the tenn.
E k--.a-F N NiAtANNE tH AHtfs ~ Aaf-1EE ft.ar
ing MIS- HoUth'- st~suce. is rather
sioat and dark 10 complexion. She I.
[ a PHEASANT talker.
Mis- Eilea NJ Hutchinson. literary
editor Of the Trstgss. &. srna8 .n sta
ture, graceful and has liEht oomrlrx-
son. Hey conversation s. rather cvui-
cal than otherwise
Ms Nsry \. Eowasau. rau seal critic
of tae S,a.. j. ef medium height. and
a ssStefg! drv>~er Her complexion is
neither light uer Gark, she i charm
ing falkeE and 2 deiishiisi singer.
NJ Ni4dlc Morgan. 1--we stock re
porter ;us the gIszcs, j. very taa ans!
slender. Her complexion is ussiae.
lsght nog dark She drc-se= with ercas
. P@n1css and i a Del ghtial taiker.
Mrs. uavai a. Crulv. -leu-ie Jams. -'
80 p7vscCt c,lsIor q Ssoses'F Fas.-.
haek. oi Philadelphia. j. sl.eht ansl
cars. She IS . ytvaclous talser. and
. has an engaging and exl resSivc ssmiie.
MIS- isszte n Champneg. oontr.5u-
tpr ~ stories 90 Juvenile per 1si sea,s. Is
tsl an& sse0sfsr She h4s tiehs e-u1-
Flcxt0a. and : 3 graceful asss. = easing
tAiktT. Her hust4gi illustrates her
slurlss.
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" hole H1mrer 70
The central Committee at it, meeting az
Moth Yakima had no means Of ascerfa y
Ing the representation that the neg county
Of 0kauGEau was entitled 20, and therefore
onlF gave Is one delegate. -iylCs this a.
poTiihumept vas E.s4e I as apparently
crssfitahty informed that the territory
composing said rev eogsty cast Aboai
sur-haf OF the eBtirs vote Of The Old
county Of stevens, aaa the GUunfy Central
Committee Of UkaunEAn County Claims -
be entitled 70 one-h&lf the com lsiaed y >
RESERVATION OF the two counties. va, Eve
DELEGATES I therefore recommend that
the counties o. o. Snozan and stevens each
eieei thrsF delegates, two to DC entitled 70
one vote each sa1 the third 10 half a vote
ia the Territorial Convention.
a.sO desire 70 cali The ai'esti0a Of al
Couuiy Committees and delegates 10 the
Territorial Convention 20 the following
resoIutio8 % ihe Celtr2l COMMITTEES
adopted al NORTH Yakima;
Essairg9. That thc Central Committee
recommends that hereafter each county
tt rsFrcseatei ssy al the dgiy e!eeissi del
crates whenever possible far them 70 al
lead that IN ease OF enforced absence Of
sny delegate bis proxy shall b gwen 10 q
daily elected member Of his delegation
only. and fAis committee further recon
mcnd- thai tsts resolution shall apply 10
CoGnfy Conventions - wei - % the
Territorial Convention
: BANTER, Chairman
A n. ATrEfuGE. Secretary.
seattle, " 2 July =. iSss
~. -
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BiNFF SPRINGS HOTEL
ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

A PERFECTLY CONSTRUCTED SUN
"A rner and Winter Hotel, costing quar-
ter OF million dollars. situated on the line
OF the Canadian Pacific RAILWAY. near the
summit al the Rocky Mountains, in the
Canadian National Park. The house is
electric lighted and has every comfort and
convenience found in the city hotels OF
the highest grade. The numerous hot sui
phur springs ia close proximity vary In
temperature from 20 20 III degrees, and
perfect bathing facilities are supplied.
Testimony To the wonderful curative prop
critics of the waters 10 plentiful A first
class livery Of driving and saddle horses
forms part OF the establishment. and there
are excellent reads and walks In ali direc
tious bnilf and maintained By the Govern
mept The house is 500 feet above sea
level, and Is surrounded by magnificent
mountain peaks 500 20 5000 feet high. In
grandeur of scenery and purity Of atmos-
phere, the region is UNNECESSARILY superior
70 any similar health resort on the cont
nest. The hotel rates are from s3.51 day
upward, and special terms for longer time
may be had By addressing GEORGE H0L-
LIDAY. Manager, Banff. Alberta, Canada.
For further information and for Excursion
tickets. apply 10 Canadian Pacific Railway
Ticket Office, Se attic. snWeFT
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Rec. Dr. John Williamson. PASTOR AicAi
saa Avenue Church. chicago, has been
cured hy faith. James 4. Sterling. County
Assessor. kuscbarx. Or, szs not csred BY
is4tA, b3lG Is AckerS Hood Elixir he says
4 have derived - much fEneGf by taxing
Ackegs Hood EiIxir tA&. BnheSisstingiy
endorse il a. a madeleine Of gEsuSai Tsiiaoih
~. ! urEe AL who may be afflicted with
dtsgrsicrs 81 tAe blood 70 give tais rsrsst ex-
crilent remedy a fair Trial. bscaase ! al
sarc. afteF GuiHs - they VIII eorTosoraze
this statement 81 aize aud shSRk ne for
making H. This wonderful Blood Elixlr
u xS.zr2ateec and said b A. B. STEW
AIT ala "
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Call For Republican Convention

DY RESOLUTION oFTHE REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial Central Committee al 9
meeting thereaf held at NORTH Yakima ON
March :, 1855, its chairman was authorized
10 usme tie cate Of holding the Territorial
Republican Convention 70 be held AZ
ElIeusburg Pursuant thereto said Con
vention Is hereby called TO b. held 81
Eliet sburg on TUESDAY, THE iIrH pay
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. AT 70 O'CLOCK
A. NJ. for the purpose % nominating can
dictate for Delegate 70 Congress. tae uculi-
patton Of all other Territorial elective
officers ard such other business as may BE
presented.
The Eepghliean County Cen rel Commit
tees are req uesteti 70 hold their pr usa-ies 90
Saturday, August the 18th, and their COnuiy
Conventions on safuEday, Sepiem Der Isl.
The basis u representation made by the
Territorial Central Committee entities me
...........-. .. 49,. 49,. a. 49,.
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wfu the Coming Woman Harrys

The conclusion OF inhexiblc logic /.
that, 81 the coming woman Is to be
free. eQuai. independent, and t. have
opsa 70 Der all the ways OF a erea,
career she viii not marry. As 20
pos,erity, she owes il nothing. She
can be Is exalted above that as the
Shakers. or ii the debt 70 posteTity
h 20 cOntiauc, the elevated woman
can Fciesate il - the lower order.
On the other hand. It the coming
woman shall marry, she vii le about
the same mauuer OF woman as she
that i4 now the swectener % the Gag
81 happiness. and the ;slk and law d
emancipation and equality viii be ali
IA vain against nature which taake,
her sgbleet 20 man. Therefore. the
abiding faith be- the future elevation 81
woman, and shat the taste of ihertg
ard education which she has nov EU'
viii work tn her great tran forma
. ton. j. logically obliged 10 believe that
the coming woman a5'i mes marry ~
a. r.anass fhas tHifsgss ~ 4 f.r..sse
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ske soeks Ike g-saaszoitser
wrsnk8ea ard wezfner oHzfen
k&nt ard care E9rn- he CT
csnsstance. zhsct2 sppezrs >
exerv turning an1 i wrsrsen upon
esch rsznser2nees leaves = p41fafBi I'M
rrrsslon and aisefesxts the azfioEia
rhzracter. A people 80 sDdepeEesr
and - brave 80 snsfEectsd and 80 ira
mi A. the ..xixs are admitted 20 be
os4gt1f 10 be gentisr.
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SPOKANE COLLEGE,
Spokane Falls. W. T.

FACUETY-A Fun Corps Of Experienced
TesebesS
gRgICrLtNf-Eive Courses % study
PREPARATORY AND NORMAL De
PAKTMENT-with Courses Of staay.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Music, ART tSp EiOCUIloN-A spe-
G 81 Teacher ip7 Zach.
FACILEriE--IusuTasscl for iusygue-
tHu
DELIGHTFUL HoME-BealthA and Chris.
IAN Influences
Fall Term OPENS sept 4.
gs.s.f - g7.s,l1,asss-
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

SEvERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF WEST
- seattle Land. splendid water tspnf. al
so5uinS freeport; 10 acres adjoining Kirk.
Isni a. 10 per acre; 800 for lots cleared
AID fenced, next 10 MIL street cable roat
oL4y n Tee-quartsrs Of a mile from the post,
once. several good bargains In husfness
p1ofertTi 3Rerc t.aets sdj0iuinx Ravenh
pax, Improved, running water. only I00
SEOkGE DORFTEL,
Once. west SIDE Of Com ,5ie-cizI street m
Stair. hsfss-sn Nfli AMI Wssftf1Vfop -
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BIDS WANTED.

Lgk TIE ERECTION AND COMPILE
ton % 2-sioFy double hous-. Pans
eaS Specifications can be seen a. the once
o. re ssHitie Lumber and Commercial!
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

DRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CCi - -
IL desired length- Dry kiDansS 4 y
eialty. Coal delivered 20 ery 80 -. .fus<z
city. Orders received Al lns 49, ". " 100
OF At yard on Hopkins wharf, ioos "a
street ,-..ySssx
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/. I. LiSIIER. President.
PARIS UkIvtRSAlESP0SITI0R
OF 1889,

UFfttk on fhh L. y. AU1Ai%>t0N.
3 WtLI. STREET NEW YORK
Al rErssus SIMS a~ corporations " 90
DESIRE ga make exhibits a. rae above
named Es att8tfon an ac-eby uofie esi thzf
iuferDaiiuu aad blanks for applications
Tor SPACE ssg'i b. furnishfi hg the under
signed uroa aspiration - toe aa,eye Sd
dress M g. FRANKLIN.
tors'r General
S0MEBTiTIE z TttE.
fr.-sslssl -t=ssffF1q Hestr Cont agas7ss-aF
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEAIED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- ny Office until "Wednesday. August Is.
ISIS, az 4 O'clock p. m, for clearing. grus-
hing and grading the Grand boulevard in
Gilman = addition, at smiths Cove. Plans.
specifications and proale may be seen AZ
10 = ofsire. The right il reserved % reject
any and al bids L &. GILMAN, ofiice of
f.ssis K Gilman. g1fI< Front street
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cARBOuc SMOKE BALL,
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
neu. comprises he
sCEssoiSc : u Z c
Baifs AID -Deeella'
tor PaekxSe The
sueke BAH lasts for
Eanfhs. and Is Al
vars ready for Use.
ne De beilsfo
makes a half gzi1on
Of medicine. and i
sssi only once q
day - per 4rec'
risrs- IARs we PCS
iriyely assert thai
we have the u9s'
inexpensive rene
dy On earth and Z
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Call for Republican CaIllI
Convention.

TS ACCORDANCE WITH A RfSULa
i uOa OF the Republican County coama
tee Of SinE county, . Republicans eqaaa
convention u heteby called, 10 te beds
the Seattle Turn Fsre.u ball. IN tbs cilT :
Seattle. on Saturday. the isi day Of seFirn
Der, at II O'Clock a. m. for tae pafpess 2
nominating candidates for the sefet
county Offices, seieeting twe5ty eclezs,1
TO attend the territorial convention q
held a. Elienshurg on the nth Gay Of -
leIuber next. aud b transact such elas
business ~ msy b. pres nfesi.
The com mlttee have adopted the iosna
ing superintendent; To eSch preciEes 81
delegate az large, ard ia addition the'sx
one delegate for every City votes cf mSF
fraction Of Fifty votes cast At the las ~
erai election for the Republican eandsazz
for probate judge Upon this basis Of ~
TlseatEtiga The several prccinets VII
cuiitled 70 select delegates a. follows
Ayondaie ....s..5
Arthur ...
Bay View
hiaek Diamond .......
Cedar River .....-.-.- sststsls
buvails .....-....-a.
Uuwami-h .-.......... ....... -
knumclaw .......... ..-..,-s.... =
fHlls CRY ....-....
Franklin .-..--.
sfFfHH hAErT I.1rs
Honghton
Hof -nriurs J
Juuiafa 1900,
Nclrusa -
NcUraxtie
osceoia
grutoa
seaffie-First Ward
second Ward .....-. II
Third Nard .....
supnvfIsie
Ssn,aIaisb
-uoqualunfe
s4utk
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We npr<ad few Of the many thousand
.,zsolirste1z testimonials we have n our pos
s-ssiou 70 show that the -'Czrbolle smoke
49, SIS mt with ard j. entitled 70 81
srsrsdezsss ssnress. No medicine ever IN
vented has become 50 poPaiszr- Over nil
lion smoke Balls IN use and We HAVE
YEr TO HEAE TaE FTEsT COMPLAINT
/ lad liberation of the lungs Used TO
th-ow I'D czrsfaii of ssfzse and carrEptasz,
Sfs~n s~s~sd srfsA bsas<E Nv bead was
stoppsd ap With terrible case OF ea,arrh-
used the remedies according 20 directions
ESynoks Bail and Dchellaforl. and in three
weeks tiEze was as wei a. ever was
H ScakKKI- So Market 81. :. ?
Twas attacked with hay fever regularly
for = years Breathing through the nasal
passage xas an Iupossihiiity- l began TO
use the carboIie smoke Bal, and am COM
r,lefely cured sworn To- C. HIcxsoN, NJ d
had shz. IS termed ez1arra OF the head
and throat | used the ''Csrboiic Smoke
Ball, arad IL 'sssspses.sg enrel 81
Can add my testimony 20 the efficacy of
.-CSrb0iic sEscke Bail" IL cured me Of
severe cold and periodical headache. can
recommend il 10 anyone suffering from
head. throat or lung t-oahle-
SUPERINTENDENT. California.
r4rbp0lie smoke Ball cured me sf asthma
JOIN 2. wALLAcK,
supt. Western EnioB Tel. Co, Indianapolis.
Ii cured me of the worst kind Of catarrh.
GEa. NJ r. NEgcoMR,
Bookkeeper l.. r. & W, K R, indianapolis.
By use Of a half smoke Ball was cured
Of eA;arrn. REV A. p. sToCT,
Author of Chronology Of Christ's Life. and
other works, Indianapolis
The remedies, smoke BALI ana DE
beiiatSr, are for sale Gt stewart < Co. S.
Kellogg, Iang's and Hssbroack's, seattle,
and az stewart < Bros. and Bonney's, Ia
coma.
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TEACHERS INSTnUTE-

THE ANNUAL TEACHERS INSTITUTE
L in aGd for King county win meet in
the University building, : attic, W. T., on
"Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday. AnEaSt
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