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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03
GRAND CONCERT
-----s1Y THE----
ARIOy. OF PORTLAND. OREGON.
- P
Frye's opers House. on Wednesday, Jaly
4. 1883. st $50 o'clock P. n

IftS> AifEal anu TaE 'isSF ~ Ntass-s 0a-
icFy - cents
PROGRAMME
l. Male chorus With soioquarteitc (Hope1
Mahr Arsoa MsnHerehey
? Nsosin duet. Dream IT TIE Slsep.lertiess-
Isbitxky, violin, II. wAsDsTs II yioiin.
Jos Ssebinges
Z Mixei qrArteffe Good Night. BeicFet
Plasuri MessssIaes wetse1 and Good
sa. o ssEsfendisk- Eag. -iehsnEer.
4 Male chorus. Ode to Nnslc-i schxcr.
With plaaa accompaniment. ATloa.
4 Sacxl sole. casseeTf Waltz ereiH. Mrs.
W A. Nefzcii
Insernsissioa-
5. MaIc esssrsa< with tenor saso The homage
Of the Eerezf-f. Ats. ssiefss. l. Dan
maseh A1ion.
:. Vocal solo. To ssTille--Dcs.aner Mr..
D tsocstsSl
s. viasin anes. syErphoBie ceneertaufs-
Dzueia- violin, JOE. S;ebin<ers II fso-
ifn. H. NzEner
:. Vocal dsust Venetian Boat song Blgra-
entl.aL Mrs. ". A. wetzsA. Ms r.
iisstsasel-
IL Nais csoras sSssh - aei.':elsss.saii.
ATiea- iul
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

4 II. MERCHANTS AND OTHER BtsSi-
n ness men u the city are hereby fness
earnestly requested 70 eaase shetr respective
places 81 business On Wednesday. 9nly {,
ISIS. from so q n unsti o'r{eFk p r..
snsi Thus give, their sfapsoyes an epfrsTtun-
ify To- pnrfIespate Ia the celebration 81 our
national holiday n order IS the council
ina u q FIRTH. Acting Nsvor
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STEVENS POST MOL.

THE COMRADES 90 THE Ts1sT Will
sss-aszAls 81 Ola Fellows a2ll on
: 81 as.~.iag. 5uis {. a. > s. "a. xhsFR. f.ve-
fsaFsfi s. t.ia the pa-ase Visiting eefa-
fa5es ass4 oshsT veterans are Cordially In
xifesi - Haeet estE TIE pest ans sa3e tEe
5.-ccessisa- Wishing EsteTal.s sfe rs.yi lesis3
fa register n rsssss 2. kNTAa ssc b.lsek
efs-g.er g.sstss asii SSnuaa streets
y e. nsgigEs. Con- saaaie-.
w va EslS. A8fzfa1t 5Eitd
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WASnIHGT0N CAMP NO. /.

-5-HE MEzHEgs OF THE CAMP Will
tzeef al f.yt,siSa Hall a. =. m sharp,
aN Wednesday. July 1. fer the purpose q
taking part Ia the parade. Tsse regular
meetings "a the camp viii hervaiteF he
hesd ga TuessaF evenings
HAROLD Preston, President.
~ NJ MazxEs- Secretary. ,HIt4i
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kTTEATl0a, KNIGHTS.

rE-EE ssgss Fss-Ess fss'tss E.[sss g-fsx EfsIsa 8
1 M ~ Aa.sazf - ssYs1szs. asz a.
slesilug s-ssese-s af gss ssi sFs risgrssstsss
- 4ssaas s. a. sNlA8eA sIsSs Fa fryes iss
"a sf7s1z So es "a ElsFs.
~. szis s - 4 ~. fr sEsfr rs
ss.ss y shee.t 4 & Es0N NAN
"a 8 aud
8ffa1Hs asTs l-aglsaS sss.zs salas 1sAss
stag t8sm Us =
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AifanEien. Firemen.

Al ssFasERs or ENGINE fs4sgrASY
NJ L mAs eassaas fssn "a sae FaSe1s
A. 80 go * szANs issei. hats sd bells
= 4sss e.ssfsse k-asse rs arse~ *
t7SCsSssE AtgSsze farazsa.
s-sa~- ! = s5ssssesss- Seersssr4 Jas q
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~ Whoae UaneA csaasnaea -rns3
~ N<na 1sxa-
Al II ~ Szfrs 10 easxn ~ enSsex<Ssr ii
sxxes were - hare heer hs~rd b. chiex
Jus<se< 5e<sex yess.-zsy. 1heesse~ csasss<
~ tie fA-ee railroad sails 10 e.snzn to
erz1<r<sas sf ixsf sxz-'s ssxes, "a the
K-o@ad sAa- t4e essapasxs<s were on1y
szAss< ss< xssrszzzs1s 1ase- szzS <ye~e-e4-a-
sEx< '6s- she xsssx 81 the HrrrAxst1 IA
:z1zz, xxa poxe< Ssssz xazzazzs saaks d,
fsRsssa re rssifcrsss2 u ta< ssrs<mgus
AExissr s1els eapfr4s ssDck szss SEAT a Z
B. AaszreBs 10 ssrvxsf the essl2eszies ~ the
txx azeeasrt sxslnst . rzsrsgz<s os xza.ar
sxne<z ~ ktza
frzas<xsizx At.erss-y Eonass ssxs<>s sass
bE wss Hss -vN1ss fsw trial ca the rsflrsssa
s-s WHSLE fStrh rassg sAsz E<xr terra sxes@
en< s1xxess<1 stszt tie rr0e<eatinx xss.sr.
ney ssd hsd shezs cases csszzlnsesf uzssi
shs nsxt term ard xsssa11 sAe1 aase taesn
rsSsrsgaed unrh the yxzHs<y terra u help
his etsrtzaa in the a1xf exznr4aaxn Whez
fhis -e.ezsxd Mr.. Eaaxsi's ears. he ssssa 50
s-fasf i. . bixz<~z rs. ra.s nss sr~.,
read TIE eusaps4ta-- In stse rezl-n@a eases.
ard bow rss8sd Try .AeEs For the .xss
sair-y Oars ! have been bssy dsT and
nt<nf zirh cases Sc coz=-r- xrasf c.suEt nsE
be expected % 20 2t..ss wis tAs srisi N
ss1cA tfef~s<tAn. <sztfs - rSt<s without time
sex ~s<as preraraxsssn- ] MAS really villa
fsze txak eases, nsss Jas4<e Jaa-s thea zfx il
best W hear thea xSs - pare. That rey-axz
u eusi-ssy wsfheut Foundation. fax % aa<
waaf and ufi res take sns oszc- ~ fhx
ssext ear<s ga :
The ease cf Jarae. R.nkin. charged VITA
ofs>fy7segzE< rsns6. SIS eozifinaed ssztSl II
A. ~ asxf SATURDAY
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tsoen R4srs.--rae seattle Fourth II July
cuIassitsee has arranged TO have seFns aue
racing On the 81 aud ssh II July. Among
the races are tse good eaeS. Frat;lag, free
for all. three In nvc, purSe $40. sad . 50
class. purse SkEs Little gs,s, fAiatsna. Susie
:. kitty Ham aud Alta viii 50 fs.ssa here,
Ar. ~e arr tod there viii ise several 9th
esr Ihsre viii b sossae tNo ~ thTs; sGn-
Isxisx raees aad road here iFuttsng rare.
Nsger an tRe North Pacific has there Neet.
50 rassch fa,t sssssi assembled al esse tstic
IS fgaere + in the ave irsfteys named above.
tide water sifv Ca the fesife wtll saloy =
g-faf treat - Fessi1NG Sans! sHfrss aaa
faesss~. Yes. AID taking one eaassdsFa
tisu With anasAer. thai i. the hcr>s
raesss aad the BASEBALL sgfs,ehrs, ~ greaiel
attraction has ysss fsssa YTrss IlieSl % =
A-s-fle rahs.e than those ihzl take fsscs
,.,stag S;ls Tomorrow. see &a-YeEt.sefse
faf particulars
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..Sone else san Do Il. yeu bet We will
offer this week fsenfy different s:yies of
boys fine suits. such 81 arc being sarriscesi
elsewhere 81 81 snst Kline 4 Rosen-
bers's price VIII be. this week, $40. Don'f
fail 10 see these goods
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Sohby eressers. This Is chance thar
seldom comes Every man in seattle
saouid see our elegant iiae of hzsfnrss aud
dress suits Al sl5. Don't fail 10 see them
at the star Clothing House. IS Commercial
street Kline & Rosenberg
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harrington 4 s1ssfh hare inst received
seyersi carloads OF birxys, phsefons. wng-
oias. road carts. etc, and cordially invite
the pebiic 10 call a. their warehouses and
inspect their stock Anyhody desiring 60
purchase sine buggy or phasfor win ffd
Il 10 their interest 10 Civ. them cali ie1-tf
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A BIG UNDERTAKING,


unsierstaaaiag that the Seattle Coal and
ircn Company have adopted the r & b.
Patent rflc Covering fer the protection
frseni teresio 81 their extensive coal bankers
At smiths Core. and realizing the import
sliee 70 all wharf owners on the sound 81
any plan or device which wiil effcesuaiiy
sop the raea@es Of these destructive anil
mails. the Observation-Disclosures Gu saturday
sent special reporter out 10 she s~ssrae OF
apsrnsions To ascertain the fnethod OF APP
riieafion and any other details connected
herewith. On arriving al the Cove, zbS,i;
doksn faca were found besy ~ work
uadsr the suItriniendeney of Mr.. J. y
Rrgaa, who very Willingly supplied our
reporter with al nce5fgi Information
II seems that the company after serious
elaboration - 70 the most elscciEal man
ncf 81 preserving their piies from ieresio.
coneinGrd - send their experimenting
engineer. Mr.. J. y. Watson. 10 san ffaa-
cisco fog the ;.iiTfs.ssr OF makiEg q Thorough
inspection OF the working and praesffa-
hliity 81 the methods Ia use ia the tay
there. Accordingly Mr. Watson went 10
Snu Francisco about month aga. and the
result 0f his rsseSre hes. az cfa8acied ia hi.
report 10 the company. WAS their unhsssi-
ietiBg adoption of the r. d 3. Pateat Pile
tas~ring.
The oompanys Sew wharf win reqairc
the tfeAtiaenf Of about loo piles, and siis
space u b. protected aa each VIII wary
frp7a Ave 10 hfsy-iive fest, according 10
location. The tao<isis oSserandl is simplicity
Itself The piles are placed on skisis aud
the pars 20 IT covered is baSked. one ceat
~ thick black taasiic paint Is pat on The
hArked space. and gAcu dry. the Patent
Covering 81 nessly wrsYpest around with
about an jnea and half overlap. and
securely held In position By composition
nails Another coat Of the ga nt = taen
applied. and. when dry. the Pile i ready
for driving flss par; % the pile covercd j.
aniy that which i exposed 90 the action of
the water. and is make asi.raHcc dpubsy
slIrs. ahant couple al feef below mgtd itns.
The agens~. Aessrx. tsulllta 4 CamssoH,
Butter n.eck. are % he e.saErstn'atesi upon
She possession 81 fhtS most 9i,labic agency,
which ofeus up nes era faf whasf std
water feoat sTuers. and bids fsir 10 Yuf an
end 10 the friehtiui expenditures 10
which taey have bpeza subjected. they
having heretofore been compelled - liter
ally thr-w their money iRfo the Srs without
any chance 81 It, returning after many
aayS."
Tae agents have several large ORDERS
pending. h-sth Ia Washington TxFFItasy and
british Columbia. aaa VIC understand that
tae iarsoFy IA California Is being ran 70 it,
flit - extent e supply the ever Increasing
demand. This can b. easily understood
when we take into eousiaeTatipD fae fsct
that The Isrusefg order frosa tAss seattle cal
aud Ifsa togapsay ai,ise takss 40 isss tasa
Nfas esstcs q the covering. With pSsnt ami
ssai5x ff4 -@fs{3FssI
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Extra cut in gents furnishing goods this
week Zee the star Clothing House s8-eesf
line OF summer underwear. Greatest val
aes. Kline & Rosenberg, rs Commercial
<frFer
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FANS.

On the Fourth we will
give away 1000 palm leaf
fans.
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Special exx zrsicE frasas for the Fuarshss
In orser fAas "a. c4tfrxns s5or= the iiEe Of
tie read may participate In the grand cele-
orKrian ~ seattle On the Foarta. the SCAT
Tie. Lake Sssore and Eassern Railway Com
pszy vii stznlol their regular train be-
tween tsilrazn and sestfle on that day sad
ran q special excursion train, iszviag Gil
nan N fhe morning At CAD. EestHsozsds =
Hsst Coast Junction -. and wiEsog - q
O'Clock. Returning. leave Seattle al lsp.
NJ To accommodate the citizens Ds Sno-
hsraisA one xxerrxl0n train Will sesye eud
Of track Opposite snahesaish July . 81 3 p.
m aud cse on 1Hiy ia 81 q. m. both re
trrnirg GA the evening # the sfh. leaving
Seattle a. 10 o'cloek- special low rates for
tf4esc excursions
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Ne a. tAesa s. sssEar- lstSy Sc -
ts1sA3as tassse sil Ssfs
s-.e : Bs&rn axrzs - Cgsaszzss a.
ssEssf.
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TIE place ~ buy neekwesr a. . aud 20
cessis Ia silk and plush i al the star Cloth
IEg House. - Commercial street.
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for $50
" pieces 4S-in,
hair dress goods.
regular price ST.
So pieces so-iccl
worth 4o. for 10,
so pieces brinl
suckers. fast color
yard.
1000 yards win,
re; the wholesal
&C.
Summer sale OF
cries.
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Change OF passenger rates or steam
ship Prr-aieS" The fare on steamship
preEnier hereafter viii be 80 ceEts between
seattle ard Tacoma isssts
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WE DON'T WANT THE EARTH"

But fair share of its patronage and fatter ou
Our elegant block speaks for ITSELF goods
for themselves They wind but solid substantial facts Loci
yourself
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pxSs7z--Al& Fefsa.s sasall IS ts'f
yz.s=..l,e ;raz-sE sFsseafEg u ees ss-f
- - ARK e agszRsts ffam ass q Ass-
y-.,~s. iss.ssas tes Il ftis=stsZ gz tae fes''a
~ f~5e - aat ress SISTER sasFezs ar
go ftslse = hEssS-
kSKa. ESs.aE & fEEts.
y afz.sss { Hksgs1as
f4suE faFs IN. E'ss. ~ sEA 49,
4 thsEaE - 4 So.
Nktzss Z y sessS 4sE assa =
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In Big D6alle Window You viii See Few Samples d0R
SPECIAL SUIT SALE.
At 5000 Each.

A fancy Scotch tweed suit So
heavy fancy cashmere suit
striped imported tweed
worsed
and brown plaid
gold all cashmere
corkrew worsted
A gray mixed tweed SUIT
plaid all wool young 90
gray all cashmere 90
A fancy gold mixed All "oo esslhsEc
A heavy gold stripe cheo All WOO.
And both bton and 4utton cutawy and sacks
We have received large Of
this coming especially v trade
We all don't allow low that
we cannot find what want
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SzsEftNs p LAY = +.sA
tsfsuF-aa ss-ss-s ~
Na e ie ss a i - 81
as * rs f-s - tar
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ssss3 asa ~ Naa- y. Hessas, eaeaeF
5ascs ass lsa .r
81 sssrefs - So s5e SD 3sue wiii ~
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- rases - sss e-H ng.-tsr ir Mas
x Is - Asss. As7az& j. fissssrsi.
ss las MkvsGsQS 5ESEs.
sssstaesat t,si.sssi &ss.f Aiiis Z. eezR-
Astlss as "a = s'issF Ss4' = z.
ISIS :. Esss
sgtagssa14 qssssr NJ 9
4 s9Fslsv5azs1e wlIs rssgss ras asgasss = So
.zasr ssss izzssI Es.ss &c s2ss e<ssHsxFss s-e
ssezses eess<Tes4 % ssesz2tae a. sse neN
AK - ass e ?. Ei- Easss-SFs 4ssy : IL
s.eaSs aafsarzs - rrezifs Akss eHssssf Fss-sizz
e.zsssz-sis& sY ar&s- q = ~ sAE<.
tAr4@sA 4assszaqs xssas-rs "a
z : tsszsSsx- ~ -sTgraas.
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II yoa want 20 see gorgeous display.
examine Our show windows
TexLas. ssSsERgAx K CO.
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Silk and Fabric Gloves---SpeciaI Sale.
Positively the best value shown for the money Berlin gloves
&C. for all colors.
Monday morning will reduce the price n all we
left of our parasol stock fully SO per cent from
old prices.
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DRESS GOODS.
To be Almost Given
Away.

II pieces fancy striped
all wool French dress goods
4S-inch wide, well worth ST.
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6-ntienien,s scArfs at less than the cost
Of the silk before made. zoe; ties for &c
TUgLas. sfxSEEGsS i Co.
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u yQa Hanf 10 see q gorgeous display.
examine oar show windows
fexLas- ssssERxAS < Co
Picture frames and room moulding:
largest stock. G4xxara 4 Gu, second
street.
6entiemen,s scarfs at less than the cess
Of the siik before made. zoe; ties for 4ss
TogLas, sfSsgEgsS !. Co.
DO your trailing al the leading dry goods
house. CHESTER sLKAEY-
We do no, wish 10 mislcad bayers. We
advertise whst We have in stock
ToELss. sESGEKNaS & Co.
We hare the besi sse bedsprsai in
America. worth 81 =
TosLAs. slSsERxas & CO.
We received one case OF Hack towels
from New York auction Lass week al half
price. Textss, stsGERsAs & Co
An announcement. which, upon inves4i-
CATION, viii surprise hargsia seeker
lawns reduced FROM l9c to ac.
TcgLss. ssHeERsAs & Co
Closing cut entire stock Of imported. ua-
made dress robes. a 30 for $40 rese-
TeKLAs. sfSssEENas & Co
Twenty-Five cents takes the choice AZ %
different styles siairf waists at the star
Cscth.ng House.
wsil paper--larsesi stock a. Gaxx&n &
Cos, second street.
Artists materials, studies. eic. Canaan
( Co, Second street.
EngraFings. e,ehings. pax:els. waieF-eoi-
a-s. etc. tiazzam & Co. seeoad street.
Travelling hsss. .stehels and trunks. ah
floor, take elevator.
Texi,s. siSeERvks & CO.
ise childreu's fun finished hose. all Sizes.
Eastern cash prices. cHrSTsg cLgARY.
One dollar bug 8 canvas shse q; the Star
Clothing Honse.
Picture flames. Gazsam 4 Co. second
street.
Driving dusiers his week 5oeeu,s. si the
star Closhiag House
Hushr underwear cheaper than cost 81
cloth. Big assorimenis. Chester cleary rati
--------
Artists materials; largest stock az 6Rx-
ram & ce.'s. second street.
Gala bargain week cHEsTEs CLEkEy.
Misses white dresses rLxaEY
i sale of dry godsss. eisEsfEs cLKaEY-
Bargain week. cnESTSR ciKsET
Dress goods cleary.
sale Of jerseys. Clesry-
Hosiery sale. chester Cicary-
Nasiln underwear. Cleery
Wall paper Gaxxaua & Co. second street
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Picture frames and room moulding:
largest stock. G4zxara 4 Gu, second
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Exhi5sfsoa and xustiaa sale Of fae oil
paintings On Frenf street. otsysssite old
ioanery. n~xt 10 7. NJ G. A. hall sale 70
com faeres Tuesday. Juiy 4 srd eontinus
anti SID Per order r. Z. Norris 4 90.
tLs 6eo 4 EaorEg. Auesisnser
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REssegAasY FIsE TlsnsH Mr. Matt
J. hcElruy. secretary 81 the Puget SQUAD
lagxefss Association. r;nraei from Sns.-
kcsnssh last eVeains, Ne reports tAAt the
rcgns saias have Fais'd the ~ kosatsa
RIVER 80 HAT nearly all ~ sise logs have
hera faaied Il The mnelh OF thc Snatts
lAssk There are ahout 10 oe Coz feet IN
THE hoom IN referring % them Nj. Ne
fsruy said -fScg are unusually ne ssses.
TIE laatvrity being cieaf and fis tor llsSr
iny, They ought 10 be wayth ~ 20 pcs
nao6sard, about 81 above the saiias mar.
kss ,sriea. and suahamlsh county lagSars
nisy eosstlnuc ia beast ~ tavsf excellent
timber TIE -crens salps were sefe ana
sasl aud unexpected The 1assers bad Haat
expected 10 bc alse 10 aoat iiis sosa down.
naail tbs. fail rains
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AslieaF FGsE "A tNest0sF bathing IN
tAs tear oi the Ncx Ea~lAai hetei MAS dis
cpsersa On TIRE last niSht saa gsgetal
xsassa was sounded 4 seems that szs1iss,
enc had emP;isd sraslie al aches and
sssah slens ID, s.de ~ TIE hsilsiins. Raa -
9 Eaiefal ellnse4uassee. j. ttsaS nye. TIE
Hrs have eflrlnasgsi From tsIsa sans eastss
fe'eat.s, snd i 4 time sas.sc IseT9asa guilty.
e steh s feaiisa set a. daaalas Assess ia
Z Nyasita lsax cF aloGSsiaa 81 wsslsss4s
iftsishng b Asna~lpsl aud asase "a example
Of
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fe&r ksnNSFiN5 Casr--ta tSe district
senfs yes7oesay s. T. Kerr. E 4 faerse
stke aud ihe iaitgf's wise. Misa : alsl ne
MFofcSsi Wife a. Serr, Nic.s ai answer -
lse application 40 Mrs Msfseg. laSsrsssa ~
~ es.,tsans iiume. Tor wfs ~ ssaaeSs
ssfnas ~ tie iufasi ko7s cs2ia, ~ sc Ms
sAeestiy taken iseal she boass = fgs days
~ - kefr SD EhnrNt.y ~ f1e Fepss
s.Aea SlAtes HAT NIT MS AZ sfiizss sac
e,sisstg q tho cA4la whea he ehisings4 tac
e3tefec, aasi PAS q rigag % 80 . tc l,te9ses
s1th aeF. ths ease vas eersaNsa Until 81
veiesk tsss n,oraiar
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The platform xlso stated that the party
would oppose any man who was insa-
eaeed by corporations, and particularly
anyone contacted with the gas company.
the spring Hiii Water Company or the
street railway company. J. GcGfa.h said
that this Clause was plainly aimed "a bar
out the man who had been most prom
lnenisy mentioned for tins nomination of
mayor. a. he ownci stock In the gas com
pany. fHe referred presumably 30 John
tesiins) He moved fAaf the clause he
stricken elf IS far - Il referred IA specific
corporations SOME little discussion en-
ss;sd. and the clause was nnally killed on
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~ INTERESTING IscTssE--The sssera-
hiy se...ss 81 fiis Flrsf Methodist EPfsooGss.
church was ailss isss aisfi, the ssss-ssion
hrisss 4 Lecture rs col, L. y Cu1sslassd. q
HNrg.Ss.ars- f'..- ga s-ssss5ss saa Sa4'ssisary
Ts1e fessC--s uas feast. AID grss s-saEea ~
~ ali sfaseaf ~ ske aiSaess icErss, Gel.
gs,Tssland sz@ska ier an ssts SD BALI.
40 xsi1 tli,t assaitssea cf BE izsrs szsleare
a. fax tfes5 c,lRas have sssi-se. ksc Showed
: vatsssisegfs.l essss maud 81 language Nn1
familiarity w5fa ire uaFlzs ~iisra ezza-sied
him 81 saf.aas5l-s rse.N1s assifHaS5it ies,
zass frssss t8eis scsfsissFzfsss Is-sssiaeN ssea
,gssfs5 .srsrsseslk6ss riesarss a. e. ke4p his
ass.sfetea n an uqTcaE E51ilg e.rsat %
sfa sffas. tat gsIssiAa4 isis ssss ssSai,
80 rs vg.s, zsisi S li.5-ess. igr tsspsis-
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EEz elAtagNT MA scAsEf ez~fae
aez rsi.Isi gaa sake 's5. i,e sEssss - ~
ssl Ga "a p e s'aas- sass - fSs
.ssr atra a,a $50 @ M
tta ~ H c-
.-sssssi4fs. Ell sss 81 esst< sts VIE -
..sss taess sss szzrcr. ssle-e tHs Eil-t
- - ssss.is1 sss is.f cess gsselss - iEas.
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Vas thai .ise Peoples Fa-fy Is the party Of
REFORM zsss net In favor 81 erfp-srxfisns.
bet calculated to s-ssrs Ehe rights Of sii cit
fxer1s: that the isazry would b ssf~zted In
TIE p-es<af campaign II Il favored The exec
ts-fa Of any particular eEndidsse 81 the
ksnos element, bat THAT II must eznAnri-
fa.e Itself from all impure Influences and
bic element 81 the popaiatioa- frarx
Clancy sniled aud xppszlded vigorously.
The delegates frua each ward were In
ssEucted 90 select one III their number TO
aes as com assfer On credentials A RECESS
y =. then taken and
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< s.zs ser. tssi g. sss1s-sss TIE atass.s-11
- atsozeiaz e saf pas. sc2t-aa IN ssz stlcE-
n.sasi .7ra1 = - Fs-ts
AZ -ezt Wa tssr safs tr-rs5s sie5saslst {.
prs sgat. ard tl-ak "a ssitte Fsss II 10 Pso-
asss.5ts gssgz
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We received one case OF Hack towels
from New York auction last week a; half
price. TeEtss, StsGRRNAs & Co
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DO your trailing al the Ieaiisg dry goods
house CHESTER GLEAEY
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We do NOT wish 10 misl.ai bayers. We
advertise whst We have in sto1S
TOBIAS, sISSEENAx & Co.
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We hare the best .se bedspFeai ia
America. ssorth 81 =
TpxIax StxErrN.< & "a
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A sssoD FEaRasM8NcE--Tae hass tain-
sss.s rssiasasAaee slsea ea tse 9sss24 So
,,ess.x sSaTs szs tsszs ssFcu s. FfgeS aissFa
hes..s tsst z5ls "a isssseeA e. oe - a.sfe
tis.al 1 ..Rir ssssfs E.issss1 hessFs t.leAs
500 ave "a ualsFsY s.sEltssi theiE
,...ts.ay. sasf have tltyss SFtisss 2 t55e siEc
- .ss-s,rcisT ne singing @1s zsssHi- t'Ig
--ssgrs nes Sad sEa,kslag- sis1 ies ufals-
.--s=s ~ b9zak zsfs csiaSsaass Rerc ess .-siy
os.slfsazE las performers so a. e,ss77a-
49, e5nsa Sss Ra4 a5se4 ss3 slA o.
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Closing cut entire stock of imported ua
made dress robes. "a % for $40 resc
TaKEAE. ~fSssERMaS 4 Co
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An announcement. which. upon invest
CATION, viii surprise hargsia-secksas--
lawns reduced frosa l9c TO &c.
TaElas Sss.cEgHAx 4 Co