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violence which he committed was to
smash the jaw Of the policeman, Hal
loran, who tried to make him guilty
wretch. Since that time the destroying
angel has pursued the steps of Patrick
Loughrey. He is stigmatised by our
model Christian rulers as bad charac-
ter; the Local Government Board-that
is, Balfour-dismissed him from his po-
sition as rate collector.
DUBLIN.
On Tuesday, October 30, the Most
Rev. DIR. Duggan, Bishop Of Clonfert,
arrived in Dublin after prolonged
stay in England, from which his health
has, we rejoice to state. derived much
benefit. In the evening his lordship
left for Loughrea, having previously
paid visit to Mr.. john Dillon, NJ. F.
GALWAY.
The accounts for the year 1888 were
gone into and balanced at a branch
meeting held in Ballinamore Sunday.
October rs, and the treasurer was or
dered to send e5 tc the Central Branch.
The collection for the Parnell lndem-
n1ty Fund was proceeded with.
KINGS COUNTY.
The Ormonde and Kings County
Hunt Club was to have had It's first
meeting at Leap Castle on Tuesday,
October 30, but at the appointed time a
number OF farmers assembled, armed
with stones and sticks, and forcibly
prevented bunting. At the height OF
the excitement lady went down the
hill side at brisk trot and made
straight for the farmers. who immedl-
ately stood aside and allowed her to
pass. Thereupon the lady remarked
II knew there was not man in Ire
land who would insult a LADY, The
action of the farmers was duo to the re-
fusal of the Master of the Hunt to
guarantee that he would not allow
evicting landlords to follow the hounds.
LEITRIM.
On Sunday, November 8, at the Quar-
ter Sessions for county Leitrim, held at
Manorhamilton a landlord and grand
juror Of the county, named Adam
Whyte, Of Dromahair, was sentenced,
on appeal, to three mouths imprison-
ment with hard labor for an assault on
his servant girl, aged II. Whyte is an
extensive landlord. Judge Waters said
he was opposed to increasing sentences
on appeal, otherwise he would have
given the prisoner a sentence much
more in accordance with his dastardly
conduct.
LIMERICK.
The Mayor Of Limerick, ID P, Mr..
John Finucan, M. F., and Mr.. Shelby,
M. F., held very successful meeting at
CastIeconnell Sunday, the 28th ult.
MAYO.
A great meeting was held at Charles
town on October Is, with the Very Rev.
Canon LOTUS, Z. p, in the chair.
There 1as large and enthusiastic at
tendance. Many members paid their
subscriptions, literally subscribing also
to the Parnell Indemnity Fund. Meet.
ings will be held weekly and regularly
in the future.
ROSCOMMON.
at meeting held Sunday, October
q, Mr.. Michael Murray, president pre-
sided. A resolution of thanks to all the
Nationalist of the district who con-
tributed to the O'Kelly Testimonial was
passed mem con. The sum Of IS was
given from this branch to L. P. Hay
den, one of the treasurers, on Sunday
October %.
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GALWAY.

The accounts for the year 1888 were
gone into and balanced at branch
meeting held in Ballinamore Sunday.
October rs, and the treasurer was or
dered to send e5 tc the Central Branch.
The COLLECTION for the Parnel] lndem-
n1ty Fund was proceeded with.
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gard to Father McFadden. The. Cork
people were not to be banked Of their
design to exhibit their feelings towards
the braYe Duhallow priest by any
''cute' lodges or displays of overawing
force. On Friday, November 2, they
turned out in thousands, with all the
bravery of bands and flags, to welcome
back to the fight the incorrigible cleri-
cal ''crlminal. He had been on a
visit to the Convent of Bon Secours,
which is situated in the vicinity of the
Jail where he had been i0carcerated,
and it was here he was met by the vast
procession, headed by the Mayor. Rev.
Father OKeeffe, P. p, Meelin; DIR.
Tanner, NJ. F.; and the great bulk Of
the Town Councillors and leading citi-
zens, came out to greet him. Remova-
BILE Gardiner, Inspector Pearson and
about two hundred policemen mounted
and on foot, were stationed on tina road,
with a view, doubtless, to creating a
"moral effect" but their presence
wasn't needed. His reception in Dun
hallow, whittier he goes, as he himself
expressed it, black to the ramparts,"
was a thing not easilv to be forgotten
Fully ten thousand people, it is estima-
ted, escorted him to Kanturk, and for
miles around the country was nought
but one Vast bonfire. Such is the way
in which coercion is succeeding in
breaking down the spirit of the Irish
peop!s.
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WESTMEA.TH.

The Lord Chancellor has appointed
the Hon. Edward Handbook, eldest son
Of Lord Castlemain, of Moydrum Castle,
Athlone, to the Commission Of the
Peace for the county of Westmeath.
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A great meeting was held at Charles
town on October Is, with the Very Rev.
Canon LOTUS, Z. p, in the chair.
There Sas large and enthusiastic at
tendance. Many members paid their
subscriptions, literally subscribing also
to the Parne|l Indemnity Fund. Meet.
ings will be held weekly and regularly
in the future.
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AMusEMENrs.

FRYE's-Daniel sully viii present his
two famous comedies. Daddy Nolan" and
''The Corner Grocery next Monday and
Tuesday evenings The ST. Louis Globe
Democrat says:
People laughed until they cried at the
standard last night The upper part OF the
house was jammed, and the downstairs
crowd was large. Suliy's Corner Grocery. y
an uproarious comedy, with an occasional
touch OF nature ans q pathetic love episode
underlying. was greeted with tremendous
manifestations of approval. The leading
role, Daddy Nolan is portrayed BY Mr.
sully, the author Of the comedy, and. with
the assistance OF a pleasing company. an
audience Is RECALLED with constant round
OF amusement. A very pretty picture of
domestic life Is presented in the play, and
there Is an appeal not only 60 the risibles.
bat the pnrer and nooler emotions, and
little tender episodes cheek the laughter of
the audience, and remind them that there
is a serious side, even TO the happiest and
most mirthful souls sully's Corner
Grocery II. of course, ridiculously funny.
and u Is all that has been represented--in.
tcnsely amusing, absorbing I'm situation,
aud as clean in language as the most fss.
tidious could desire
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors Office
Yesfarduv

Fifteen deeds were hlea for record
yesterday. the considerations, asgrega;ing
s2i, ESQ an average OF s2,os2. Following is
the list as complied by Wood 4 Osborne.
abstracters OF titles:
}. y. waliIngford 10 W. HeiScr, 10 acres.
sec 4, tp - n. e, 1850.
w, Heiser To j. y, wallingford, lot IL,
blk s, $500.
J. II. Rengs,orff to W. b. jenkins. lots
and 2. blk 5, RengstorfiFs add, $40.
A. J. Johnson TO Anna White, 10 acres.
sec &, tp . n. T 4 e, $500
seattle Land and Improvement Company
10 W r. Brawley. lot ), blk !, Brswley'
p, K Pratt TO A. Freeburg, nw.1 Of lots :
[ n and c. Mob Hin add, $50.
Edward Bleweit 70 ii. A. Casweil, lot o
blk n. Denney 4 Hoyt's add. 500.
West seattle Land and improvement
Company 10 /. NJ. Kelley, lots IS and i6
I blk 5, lots Il aud -, blk 10 and lot = blk L
West seattle. sl,7Oo.
II. White TO A. J. Johnson, undivided !.
swi OF swi !. sec 6, ;p = u. 4e. 500.
Edward Blewett 10 c. W Moore, lots l.
and IA, blk :. lots 10 and II, blk 10, lots Ii
and IA, blk u. lot :. blk IL. lot 4. blk Is. loi
/ 5, blk 10, lots . aud Il blk 10. lots ) and T.
blk u, lots snd {, blk =, lot ?, blk =, lots
$, and 10, blk ri, lots S, &. 10 aud 70. blk a.
! Denny & Hoyt's add. ASA
I West Seattle Land and improvement
{ Company to c. y. Cooper. lots {. : and 5
I blk 7, West seattle, <l,o5a-
Z 7. L. Daoney 10 J. Meher, , acres, sec =
I tp y n. fe. $500
( A. }. Johnson 10 z. II. Davis, Ell ofsw' !.
swl Of sec 6, ~ - n, lie, $500
I Ii. J. White 10 W. e Jones. lots and I
F.! blk 81, penay's add, $500
A. Macready 10 A. rosier and j. +. Willis
( 10, .. blk y, bigelaw's add. 500
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THE OCCIDENTAL BURGLAR.
He Testifes in His Own Behalf The
Examination Continued for 10 DAYS.

The preliminary examination OF John
shea. accused OF completely In the recent
burglary at the Occidental hotel, was con
tinued In Justice soderberg's court. shea
took the stand and denied every particle
OF the testimony of Williamson, the re-
formed gambler, against him. He said he
never saw Williamson until arrested in
Tacoma. He denies meeting him in Sc
attic in company with Hartweu and con.
tiding 90 him any scheme 10 rob the 0cci-
dental hotel. He denied all knowledge of
Hartwell. alias Martin, who was arrested
In Portland with the stolen property in his
possession He said that after he was ar
rested by Woolery, Williamson. who was
intoxicated. told him that Woolery had
put up a job on him. Shea acknowledged
that he was In Seattle the night of October
3, the date OF the burglary. lie said he had
been picking hops at Puyallup and came
TO Seattle and paid some bills He slept at
the New Engiand hotel that night and
then decided 70 90 back 10 Puyallup to
work. He says he went to Tacoma the
next day and as II was raining remained
there several days, or until his arrest. II
was impossible to get much information
from him as 10 his whereabouts while IN
Seattle on the Sd. The examination was
continued for 10 days. TO give the territory
an opportunity to secure more evidence.
In the meantime the authorities will at
tempt TO get Hartwell, alias Martin. here
on requisition. Prosecuting Attorney
Ronald was not present yesterday to con
duct the prosecution, and il is said he has
abandoned the case.
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The steamship Ali d loading coal Sou
HAu Ff1ncfsco
The steamship Mexico sniIed for sa-
francisco ak s O'Clock iaes eveniug
The WORK Of fnprfnx tde furniture tusr
the new postof6ce hos comuencef-
Dr.. w. B. walIine hes removed hfs oG5c<
from the Cosonial block 10 Room II. Bates
A rainbow vas vix<ble about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon presaging pleasant
weather for to-day
her Ehinamen at Tacoma, wiz return d
seattle this evening.
Yesterday Arthur levin began suii
against r. ]. WineApaw TO recover t485 Co.
alleged 20 Be due on account
The steamship Premier arrived from
Vancouver yesterday morning. bringing 4
small freight and good list OF passengers.
A special meeting OF the Fourth ward
Republican club At ia this evening. A
attend.
fesmster complains that the immense
frame on the city dock has worn the plsnk-
ing very thin IA places. and be thinks there
= danger OF horse breaking through and
tnjurlng himself.
H. l. Yexler has commenced piiing on
..sc soAt4 c1.Ar 81 BIS wharf At tue foot OF
Nil street for the foundation of a building
tex5e feet. 70 be occupied BY the Puget
sound Machine depot
A corporation known Is the Pacific Man
rfacfuring Company Is engaged in bsr1id-
ing sash and door factory on the water
front 10 North Seattle. on the new wharf
recently constructed by Geo. ". Hall
Three hundred uniforms for the Harrison
Legion have arrived from the East, and
trftf
Tor the first time Thursday evening nexr.
on the occasion Of the grand Republican
rally, when fully 1909 men are expected TO
be in line.
The new steam rug j. z. B0yden leaves
Seattle AZ an early horr this morning. with
party Of invited guests for Port Town
custom house. This viii be her trial trip
and Captain Jensen expects her 70 m,ke q
gsed showing.
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PROHIBITION MEETING.
Two Michigan Speakers Urge That Old
Party Affiliations be Broken.

A well-flled house awaited the appear
auee of the Prohibition speakers on the
stage at Frye's opera house last evening.
The meeting was called 10 order by Mr.. d.
7. Denny, who was chosen 10 iii the chair.
and after few remarks on the prospects
Of the party he Introduced Mr.. c. A. salier.
o. Michigan university, one OF the terrific.
mai Organizers In the present campaigp.
Mr. salier showed the necessity OF forming
political party to remedy the evils caused
by the liquor traffic. and enjoined on ALI
present the importance Of taking a decided
stand tor the Prohibition cause by breaking
aioof from old time party affiliations, and
voting the Prohibition ticket from delegate
down. quartetfe was then given BY Rev.
II. L. Bates. Mr.. A. G. Bowman, aud Messrs.
Lawrence and George Colman.
Judge R0dger ;. Greene was next
presented to the audience, and expressed
bis satisfaction In seeing so large an as
sembly, but RETAINED from making A
speech on the ground of being candidate
Rev. Clark Davis followed, and poiuted
out the reasons why the party should be
supported by Christians OF all sects.
Mr.. Z. b. Sutton, of Michigan. made the
closing speech, aud endeavored 10 show
the national eonfederaey established be.
tween the liquor oligarehy and the poll
ticians, the one willing to pay for exist
ence and the other only too ready to pur.
cbaSe = -
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THE LOCAL BUDGET.
ACTIVE FHzrARATress n m nm.
Tntc HALLWAY COMPANY.


Al meeting Of the seattle Electric gsii-
way Power Company, held THURSDAY
evening. the following ofscers were
elected: T. II. oszood. president: Tho..
Burke. viee-prexident. E. c. KfIbSsrne
secretary: L H. Gnsith, treasurer. T. ri
oszood, manager
A contract YVES lei for the Construction Of
a ear-stssion and waiting room on the cor.
ner OF Temperance and Roy streets. for
&sn- A committee was appointed 10 se-
cure plans and estimates for power sta
ton on the water front nj the foot Of Pike
street A letter was read announcing that
1000 worth Of 1s-pound rails had been
shipped from Philadelphia for the COM
pany- The manager announced that be
had force OF men at work on the West
street portion Of the road
Dr. Z. G. kIibourne, who recently went
East In the interest of the company, and
made some extensive contracts for ma
ter1al, states that the read will be frstclass
IN every particular. and the rolling stock
VIII be fine. Two Of the cars will be siu-
plicafes of the cars used BY the Broadway
company In New York, and two are the
same style a. those used on the West End
road IN Boston. The ears viii be beanfi-
fully upholstered and lighted By eIectrfcl.
tys each car having six iighfs
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles r. crowell Of Portland Is al
the Occidental
Mrs. Captain Hatfield is visiting her
parents in Victoria
Hon. John r. Convey returned TO his
home in olympia yesterday afternoon.
j. T. ostrander and A. W. Engle left for
the Sesqualiy cats on n duck-hunting ex-
petition yesterday.
Mr.. l. B. Andrews has returned from his
visit 10 the Eastern states. He says the
political pot is hot in New York and In
diana, but the Republicans expect to carry
both states
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Notiee Of Special SthoeI Election

TN THE OPINION OF THE DIRECTORS
i of school district No. /, OF King county.
Washington Territory. the public good
requires the incurring OF an Indebtedness
in excess of one per cenfum upon the
assessed valuation Of the taxable property
OF said school district No. /, as ascerrained
BY the last assessment. to-wit; an indebted
ness of tlsa0oo. for the purpose Of con-
structiug public buildings for the use of
such school district No. 1, such indebted
ness TO be secured by bonds each Of the
denomination OF $1,000, and the whole Of
the principal Of said bonds 20 be $50 600.
payable respectively in twenty years from
The date OF said bonds respectively, and to
hear interest ~ the rate Of six per cent per
snnam, interest payable semi-annuaily.
Said directors have estimated the cost Of
constructing said buildings 10 be $50 600,
which sum Is in excess Of one per centum
and is about one and one half per ceutum
npon the assessed valuation 81 the taxable
property of said school district No. l, as
ascertaine6 by the last assessment ISIS.
Notice is therefore hereby given 20 the
qualified electors Of school district No. I.
/ Of King county, Washington Territory, tina.
a sr-eeial election will b. held on Saturday.
/ the tenth day Of November, A. r., ISIS, Al
! Browns pavilion on second street. be-
/ tween Srrfns and Seneca streets, IN the city
Of seattle. in said county and territory, at
which election Will be submitted the cues
( ton whether said Indebtedness shall be In
CURED for the purpose of constructing said
public buildings for the use Of said school
I district Ne. l.
The polls will be OPEN for the reception
I Of votes a. one o. eiSrk in the afternoon
Of said day. and viii be kept open antil
seven O'Clock p m. Of said day. Each
eiecter in favor Of mourning such In
debtedness and in favor Of . tax 10 be from
. time 81 time assessed and collected 70
meet and satisfy such Indebtedness y hen
and a. il and each instailmens thereof.
principal or interest. shsIl fail due. VIII
vote ballot containing The words -fndeh's-
esiness Yea and each elecfcr opposed to
inenyrins sach indebtedness or opposed to
saek tax win voae q ballot containing the
words Indebtedness Nc"
Dated October II. Isss.
THOMAS r MINOR.
M. FRfSs.
NM II HUGHES
pireciers Of scAcci district No. J, q King
county. Washington texr5tery.
III A. HAWTHORNE.
Clerk Of said school district Ne. L
TsxtR AZ r<~ rfth45exstor, Qc<ohe< L I<SS
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See what we offer. Read our ad. Tokla,
singerrnan & Co.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK IN OCTOBER

The Northern Pacific railroad in connec-
ton with the Yellowstone Park Associa-
ten have arranged TO furnish transporta-
ton and hotel accommodations through
out the park during October at greatly re-
dueed rates. Passenger trains viii make
the round trim. Livingston TO Cinnabar and
return. ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, and a five days trip from cinnabar
to the principal points OF interest in the
park can be made al an expense not to ex-
eeed so. The rail- rate from 81. Paul, Min
neapolis, Duluth or Ashland ON the east,
and Portland and Tacoma on the west. to
Ciunahar and return, viii be $50, and from
intermediate points one and one-fifth fares,
but not TO exceed $50
Tickets viii be on sale up 10 and includ-
ing October %. Parties going into the park
should call on G. :. Hefferlin, agent Y. p.
X. r.. Immediately on arrival at Livings-
ton For full particulars inquire OF A. d.
Charlton, assistant general passenger
agent. Portland, Oregon, CT A. Chilberg,
Seattle
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posr,rSrELLIGENcER IN PORTLAND

The observation-disclosures IS on sale In
Portland al the following places
Robertsons Book Store. 6 Front street.
c. II. wueoxs News stand. Occidental
Hotel
Barker & suiiA's Fruit store, Is Firs;
street,
Robert LAnge's cigar Store. corner Third
and Warrington streets.
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AN ESTIMATE oF rHg oosr

SEarTLg. Oct, II, ISIS
To the Chairman OF the Water Commit
zee, Seattle, W. T.. ncdr Sir-in compii-
anee with your instructions ! herewith
submit sa Approximate estimate Of the
Us, o. constructing a system OF works de
water
The water is 10 b. supplied By Rock
creek, tributary OF Cedar river. which
tskss It's rise on the divide between Cedar
ARG Green rivers in section y. township :.
uStsn, range east, at an elevation OF
scout 500 feet above high.wa,er at Seattle,
AUG about 800 feet above the point al " hich
y Tails into Cedar river. The region ia
when this stream heads and through
Nhieh u fowS is untitled Tor agriculture
% numbering. aud not likely % be cor
.ahihated Nv manufacturing OF settlement
20 any injurious extent | know Of nc
sseeeain more elielbly situated for supply
.ns We city VITA pure water. Its est
Msted hourly How Is between aso.uQa and
esvsNo gallons a. is probably IN exccss
~ thsl The length OF pipe required foi
ste uehNery OF The water 10 the reservoir N
ssestiie Is about - miles The line viii
.esiew The ridge along the south side al
seear river and parallel with that stream
descending by a uhiforsn grade fer dis
Mnee OF t.u miles 20 q neiut near ths
.aIiisge 81 kenton, thence descending inis
me valley Termed by the junction Of cedal
and Black rivers. and running in q westeF
direction, crossing Rlsek aver. and as
cends 20 the ridge. which Il fellows 10 !
point on high ground near Seattle. 20 be 81
iested - site fer distributing reservoir.
Ihe Gust of the above described work vii
be, approximately, a. follows
opeHing aud repairing roads Tor
transport oi material $40
tleartng pire line 10 average $ feet
and cutting side timber 20 scFes ie,o
0rubalng and excavation and lay
trgpspe sc.0i
Ha, lto feet Slineh stesl pipe. inch
mick, ar s. 10 per foo, 6ss -
81 So 90,
Tfestllng ..ss-.s.s Soc
Total cash conduit tess. -
.kzGl.zkgsz.s r.
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I<Ixkk
sRzrrIx. seyk n lseA
inquiry n relation 10 Dr.. J. Eueene Dor
(, oan ard the many cures reported b. his
Htseogene<ic System Of Medicine. beg 10
teke these means 70 answer al such ques-
lions, to Wit.
have hai the honor ana pleasure Of he
intimate scqaaintance with Dr.. J. Eugene
Jordan for several yearx He il Z eeafle-
man OF culture and refinement and the
PEER 81 anyone In The medical profession.
Many 81 the wonderful cures which are ne
ported In his pBbIsshed volume entitled
The Entire Revolution Of Medicine are
personally known to me. Dr.. Jordan's
success IN this parf of the country with his
xrnnd Hisfoxenet;c system Il cerfafaly I'M
parRlieied- and while I ana neither q
prophet nor the son Of one venture to prr-
DICT that the time Il not far distant when
bis Hisfoxeaefie system viii be the stan
dsrd medicine of the day with the inteIli.
gent classes Respectfully yours.
II a. L YExExz-
Dr. Z. g. Johnson having returned from
New York city, where he spent eight
months In the principal hospitals and
leading medical colleges famiiisriziag
himself with the latest and most improved
methods of treating disease, has resumed
block. Nil street. see card In this paper.
Beggs Blood Purifier. Bexgs Cherry
Cough syrup. Bexgs Tropical OIL. Beggs
Liver Pills. Begx< German Salye and Beggs
Celebrated Remedies for sale and war
ranted BY Hasbrouck 4 Co, Bsrnes a Co.
Duhbs 4 Son and cosnpston 4 Co.
To do full justice to the prescription de
parfment Of their establishment, the
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. find il neees-
sary 10 keep their store open all night A
competent prescription clerk viii be on
hand Al all hours: so Front street
7ize. A line OF 4 wool dress goods They
are offered BY an opposition house as q
small expense We can afford TO sell them
II TIC per yard Chester cleary-
Enormous business in ribbons They
numbers, 5, z, ?. IL. We have about ZOO
pieces left Tor this week Toklas. Singer
man & Co
cash prices, Offers all wool "a dress goods al
2Se. He can afford to undersel the
creditors. Remember 25e yard. c. Ciesry.
Retiring from business after II years,
VIII offer my entire stock At auction, com
meneing this evening Diamonds. watches,
Jewelry and siiverware. Chas Naher.
cloaks, wraps and Eewmarkets. We
have the only perfect fitting garment in
this market Toklas, Singerman Co.
Sc hank wool yarn. We bought the big
gest purchase of the season. c. Cleary.
DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary Wooden system Co.
Toklas, singerman 4 Co., sole agents
ne. A line of 4 wool crepe surges.
Chester Cleary.
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