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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-01

stage seminal We will guarantee perfect
all ard healthy restoration CT the soniso-
urinary efgsns.
PRIVATE DIsEAeES-Blood Poison. venere. rant,
Gct Structure, Seminal Emissions e' OF Sexual Power,
Sexual Desire In Male fennv,
whether from mpruden habits Of youth sexual habits OF
debiAtcs the sexual functions,
speedily and cured Consultation ee aud strictly
confidential Absolute guaranteed No risks incurred
Correspondence promptly answered and medicines senI so
from observation TO all parts Of the United Statos.
DIsEAsE5 OF woMEN.-we have special depart
thoroughly organized aud devoted exclusively the
treatment CT diseases Every consulting
specialist person. Is given the
eonsderae Important land few
skin Of all the tomo hysieians have
benefit OF full council OF skilled recas In treatment
diseases peculiar females has been Marked over
patients being ladies, DID, young, married,
method IL entirely free from ohec
OF the practitioner, namely, Local
treatment seldom hnd It We
dies constitutional and local. the demands and instruct
ladies how themselves.
EPILEPSY, OR FITS-Postively cured By new and
never. failing method.
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Pswaiag u Geld Watches.

Chicago Tines
"Do you know" said enc OF the
most prominent paxnbrokers to >
7Ssass reporter. s'ihas over 70 Fer
cent. of all the gold watches pur-
chased find their way eventually into
4 pawnshopg Well. if isso. And
believe in would Re safe 20 say that over
80 per cent of them DO. Oh high ficea
watches the percentage IS much
hie..er. Just go around 10 the arss-
class jexelry stores Find ous now
many gold watches they sell IN year.
and then come back here | VIII give
you some figures that will sfartie you-
Here you zee three large safes Every
one OF those safes Is filled 10 over
flowing with gold watches Some OF
them are almost new Now. how do
| account for 1t? | will tell you. Most
gold watches are purchased by young
menwhen they commence 10 roll high.
They believe shey are not IN the fash
ion unless they have iine gold watch
with an elegant chain attached. The
chain. however. ia not regarded as .
necessity. The watch shows for Itself.
Naturally. rs all Young men Just
commencing 10 feel their oats do, they
get in with high-roliers and learn TO
play poser or become fascinated with
some equally aliuring game OF cards
What i the resnilf In every case
eventual loss. Wha, can he relied
upon TO raise some money? They
hate TO ask friends; il is too far of
until pay day. 50 they fall back on the
watch. Repairing TO some respectable
pawn shop they 'put IL up. and gem
eralIv for rood sum Sometimes
they rally to redeem il. 0ftentimes
they do not. That is the way almost
1900 watches are pawned in Chicago
every YEAR
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TnE CITY FRONT.

TIE oigIapian had 1. 100 sheep yesterday
Tor Victoria
The Blue Jseket took the kennebee .
place as the bnukers yesterday
The " ilIningtoa was "a hsye left San
Francisco fer seattle YESTERDAY
The ship spartan has arrived At Bslliug-
han has. aud sili be here shortly.
The Asirose Is insdieg coal at the
bunkeEs sac has only Ito tons In
Tue ship kennebce. Nth s.sGs toes oi
eoai of san Fraae5seo, Pot 70 SEA yester
day.
The Premier arrived in yesterday on
iiae with fan list OF passengers and
forts tons of fright
The Henry Bailey resumed her reu'e
yesterday. ehe took Away twenty i've
tens .. seattle freight.
The walla wEiis flashed unloading yes
ieFt IS moFaiDg aad welt ou 10 Tacoma.
she sails for can francisco Friday.
Messrs Bryant & Bulieae. local inspec-
,oss 81 bulls Aa9 boilers. wefe passenger
FOG A iasxa on the Corona saturday. They
40 north oil their annual tour OF inspec-
ton.
The steamer Michigan dill no, arrive on
Monday night is the Oregon Railway 4
Navigation Company officials reported she
W. gd. Sue was due here az late hour
last f3LShr
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Upon The highest authority ii is safe
10 conclude that the most dangerous
enemy to the Americ IN liborer which
now exists is the Golden Club. liz is a
British organization, and an enemy 10
the system under which oar country
has secured its wonderful prosperity.
The wealth of thousand Nanderbllts
would not measure the financial re-
sources OF its members.
Its publications are distributed
throughout the United States-fron
Boston TO San Francisco, from Maine
10 Florida. 1t expends vast sums of
money in the pursuit of its purpos 10
break down the protective system OF
the United States.
IL is composed of the elite of the
arlstocracy, diplomacy, official power,
wealth, learning and enterprise OF
England. This club. above any ether
organization on earth, knows how TO
push foreign influences. 1t gives
medals in our colleges for free trade
ESSAYS. It's representatives infest our
committee-rooms in the capitol at
Washington, and strive 20 influence
legislation in favor OF free foreign
trade and free ships. 1t sends Eng
land ; Iron lords" cotton lords, -
WOODEN lords" and ''linen lords" to
naturalize our tariff laws by persistent
efforts to influence our treasury de
partment and customs officials.
The club is now especially active in
America. for all Europe has gone
against its teaching. Even England
own eolonists have abandoned it, with
the exception of the old penal settle
ment of New South Wales.
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s+ttkV1Ao y.
The Los Angeles circuit OF the
Southern Overland became inter.
rupted in g.. I.inemen Who were
sent out returned. stating that they
could not repair the break without a
lat 81 S'srq!st. : boat mill uf wires
aE1 poles had So Cotn pletslv slsap-
i'e,red ihot.AiE they had been swa.
owed az hv tie easih. No trace
cpHld isc found of the missing IL a.
! teIiai and the lite vas reconstructed
Atteraari a detective was engaged 10
snive the mystery. lie worked for
! three weeks on the case. exploring
TIE country, that VA mere desert.
lie Was dependent ard about To
abandon al further search " hen he
ran arrsss The material n question.
lie Vas stopping over night al a smsI,
ranch, surrounded bv z neat wire
fence. Bsrbevi wire was unkn0xu
AMI tae rsnchman was taxed with
stealing the Overland tine. The old
setter. who had built a frSt-class cor
FI al little cost, admitted the i'm
peachmeDt.
Nes, he sail. I've been living
here nigh onto three wears, and hay,
watched that burned cid lin.
nevST saS anything g over and
thaos 81 ~ ere vas using il
TIE settler was honest. ana after
reading ban = lecture OBJ the invisible
natare OF eiectricisy. the detective re
Ported 40 prosecution followed.
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Iits&N WIZ -


joan " .sfon.
Hon. John l. Ml.sau. RsVuh'Ie ear cautli
issc for representative iu CaH<r, =. wi
sINak tonight sl he Alu3ury.
sessle wNl blase tonight. S.ssehes Al
tae ATmofg hy Hon. T. Nliseu. teo
Ferry Cos Hstncs. ti,ss. SG utEr atid athtFs
iss{seS sre invited fa Rff.f4t fAa Rrrrf.it
can raly AZ th- Rsrnsrv as .q.ot,tg
~ests i1 it,saIsFv wH. e. r,+e...l I'll
Wurk rt..lff. ,f T-.. .4t, s:,,tl .f.t. .,s,,-
naou sd ever. st-,,., f.r,.r ssrs,.ee.4.v. a,
I ID "a ths Rooms sft..n -r 2 +. -a.,..f
caEter -e.ar-.i sf.,l tf..... l.sr,l .f-....f,
TnEts.4 4sas-s Nib = ,l...s,..,, -.
fat,flr }.a,, .,sf.t t.,-.. a., 20 -
San county NJ u-...,r,,,.. 80 = = -. 80
wsli remain rhsr, srf.-.l verss a,,.l \, +.
ihsu iease ttr 4-Ateas..s sr, a vtetF
1hc tt-Fts.s s&rs "a r-ss....- x,-.t.. q
ne ssrsr-,er 49, 90 81.
ofahs ~ 81 rsss..s., h..-....,,. = IS p.
n .-h.e,r, e+....-ts - So. S-a -.
fsps ri F.s,k ,.is,,. y..,.s,.,'e =, y, rs
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wo-s on the Hosss Denny : h<gi1nsng
70 s<.esk fog ITSELF Persons wbo have Wis
iteI rae tip u the hiIi tianpg the pest lev
sec say sulIsipx gosng ap- This can be
SAT- no ios ger Coat actor Posyir has Put
a later force az tr.eklsyers - work, and
~gta large sappiy Of material on hand
be $ -ashiug rhe worS The bftch work
on the issxeasenf II kaif fuisaed. an3 ye>-
81 the stone windew 4sills wee being
tEfiu Ia few dsts the easement vii
las ready for The sr>t aaor strlneers 10 bs
plsessi IN pCsi Ion. and Tor the 6rst time
the fsnasf Hotel Decay will show iron
gac = sfers q the s.12nd.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs Ira 4. SadesH left yes ieidsy for the
Eat, on an extended yi.ii.
Mr.. A u. Charlton, OF p tlani. Oregon.
assistant r nrral passenger agent OF the
Northern Pacific, = N the city.
Miss Aggie A. Cas- Item, OF Victoria is
visiting Ber brother and sister la law. Mr..
and Mrs. A taseltJu, on Blanchard street
Mr. sam MARKS, formerly with Eoos
Bros, San FfHneisee, has a. se,t"d the TO
sition oi manager vi b Gas Marks, the
batter and gent furnish r.
Tie many friends In this city Of Mics
Belle steddaFd sili BE- railed IA hear Of
her death. which &C. urf q suddenly AT her
horne al sau Befnariino. Cal , ON the 7sh
inst.
Mrs.. Keller. her daughter, Miss Flora
Keller. snd Miss - lyia Hai. OF Terrs
HaB,e. Ind, arrived in he city yesterday.
and wiil remain several weeks. guests of
r. II. NJ, Han. brother Of Mss Hal.
Mr.. j K AcDoeald. president of the Sc
attic. Lake shore & EasteFa railroad. Gen
eFsl Bryant. president of he ssa,te Coal &
iroa Co. aud Nr. ID. II. Gilman viii leave
TO night for New York in President Nc
Donsld's priyste car sBoqualnie, on bust
cess OF the railroad
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srgtkg AT casno>,po.
fesE nsHdFed Cesi atser. E..i.t
Reduction ~F waxs.

Feay haaiyvi s4ea ssEpaev, = a. che Ca
"a laes 81 tatt-sus.sa E4ersr sgaarv. ar. -,
- a. $50 asi -,'sa ilaa Vt sSxs~ TIE
fAi"f. w7ta = - s-'s AY thc ~sul 5.sss-
fsea IA @sf taespsas. ~ ta4iAsestA
as taa3 'saa a ss sac S}A s.f ssseuss - ths
= niIa 3Y 81 eaea. oa fhF s-th. sAry
~fts PES nsrs3 - sss1nte sFT~xs. sus. ss
= A. saeota ness5 - tas Res ghss arssIsss
sl''8 - asxts sserAx * e. ga g. E>zr e. I'd
. - 1s+a EfTf,se. aEs.Ss as sac pees7
ff8@Ss7t % saala.t hs. 49, 81 anEarsut
49, e $3.50. ga 'ts r.flHs L. BE usast a..
Sefrsas sa ths ,ffssaFv 60 aaea
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NJ - iLA kSTEgTAfSxESv--
'As taec 1ltls''laFS entertainment gwen b.
Ms hshoAHi ChlFehi8, 80 fgyrngstA
NA,.ts'A last evening. tssr tie h~.negt Of the
49,. s'Fsssls abrAfy, drew large zud sp-
AsssEs as'3y = ash al FGt liable, r,yrsutsst<.,
A-s4 ttg AsFpy Efforts OF lsSs evs.,lns,
proved isaas he could sodh ss.sta{a az a.
cFes~s u sAe l. the lortansie t.zssnSs5r ~
s'1.n al syaEatset.e vo5ee. whiea sue
.1foss "itf9.1l TIE slightest apEsrsnt ~
~siAa w3s the Sem e HE eyeufu~ 49,
nFSlsHs safta hezfty applause srar. IT,
@s-Afs+l afes.tuce, Ja3..ay ysoas -
81 ss-.ssF = stle asfSaos- r. r,ns.s5f.
: assSsl hetasy Nil 10 greatly hx.es4.~t ~
the ents slAiusaenI ~
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saefI Apsa1& i'etrai s. TaysoF.
t-alsg UCs ssas aasrs asaaels ,-sss.s,
NssFy
ne 4ztsss Dase.fT ia cr-zs-. nation sufss
rs d-sss g'ss'ss eep4rfsss "a To- a.. S.gs.
trUza : Co>
Ns@ ax1;7't !aal2 SIS Uas..es t-lsars
IT r 81 1eanssn. In cssanesrlgz MA !.
FeEeF&. fFse'$se sST0s PAsxlealar agtss.,ga-s
e So Assn-es - yeas aaA sypess A. Ga.
.Ai1ax pa, 4rzF can slut al
- 2s - ssSys szSrx AZ. Innrs
So 81. A.+ess 2Hse&Ss. We AzFe sx=ss5s
far lttas ist frestssse .erfrss .rfrs-s -
eHss@s- ~ a ass<zs@s asa a. fssyszs e -.
y - ~ ass NssSs. sssasa - Cs,sssssss Al
ss'$s ssFAfF >sssassss and Columbia
80 = g - e gssEt = asrgx en4suSA k.sr
Nx@ sasx gTssss es&aiax & rex rr.o.ts
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Buckle's List of Important Authors.
san Francisco Bulletin.

A letter of Buckles has been pub
lished giving his list OF the really I'M
portant authors whom the world has
produced, according TO his Judgment
Excluding physical and mathematical
works, be specifies as the principal
original writers Homer. Plato, Arts
totie, Dante, Shakespeare, Bacon
Descartes, Hobbies, Gro;ius, Locke,
Berkeley. Kant, Hegel and Comte
Mills Logic" Smiths Wealth OF
Nations" Nautilus on Population, y
and Ricardo's Political Economy, -
with Don Qaixote,' the Pilgrim :
Progress and Goethe Faust" The
Romans, il is added, produced moth.
ing original, except Jurisprudence
Their philosophy they stole from the
Greeks, and spoiled it.
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Levi. County for Perry


"oYernoE Ferry, Of Seattle, is vel
kaoWn IL al the OLD residents Of In.
territory, and ~ many o. shern for
SGes ri Teas.aus. On che occasion u j.
aid. - his prompt acton as com.
uarder az the territorial tr,s91ss ~.
saved al tie settlers in the Mains
fAi'.y- among tasse oil settlers no
v4''e' 'aT'eSfii'g VII e nee. ss&fy. HI.
rcy"fI IS an Official and private ciii-
i'laSes hlo1 q worthy candidate for
'hs FIRST pare on the ticket.
LAWS county all give q roasing
HAs 1or3'y for ooveruoE Perry.
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AZ the headquarters Ct tie ssass 1sra-
veranee ATIlacse yesserzsF Rev. Z b sat
far. rzAaAxxr of TIRE sllszTee. and hall :
ssssxsen ss.sssants wers b1sy &sstre<si1g csr-
easass. YssspAIssx. etc. O. fsEzperznss cad
p-ohsnfrign Topics g. ta- writer's
q Washington. TIE alliance
4. ssszsy soocicg the Aosnes
Of tie Fssssrs sfsh psosssssfsa1 eAzzEssixr
literature al ia fae sasa bore 81 seeing the
,s-<sa. hsssos eis1se rzsde par ct cur cove
nars IL tne sasrxxss al .ss Txvsse on
sSxsaser /. fssysng IAss week ] $40 pam
tbses. snd - Cos copies % he Ls<szz<r ssrs
seat sst
we Nfis keep n. os sealing out liter
strfe Ess cheap, said M sutton. asss.
81 we arg beafe1 on efesftsa day we VIII 81.
get eat ;wo Eourx earlier nexf mosasGg ard
tsegsn again
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OREGON IMPROVEMENT Mill
fs he EseHiis taal.s ssisssiy ca q
Larger scale.

taz tfTsf& E@Engsc Can,Fszw7 AS
tsFaaesi e. isAsss's d sassa ..l GA sac as
$50. 81 tef Faas ei tsa tzsatl.x as
f%&z} So a9w avges Frz s.sss<s rs sac e,sr
as2f esss aeegS Ees a4.l wgl. C, hast q.
tssxe sssss - fsx ssae fassrssss-z - tte as
- 4s1 80 Save = sSzfsae sszsetfr III
= .s% ss<s s. = Asw 80 80 b.e-ss.
50 ~ 80 III. tAes.sSss 4 as tsrs =. -
e sssss& . ssseax Fae In NNaassg.
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hessoFArHic PHYSICIANS ORGANIZE
ne homeopathic physicians - Seattle
hsld sn informal meeting az the ofYlce of
tlf. y A Churchill last evening. pr II
g htgley VA elected chsirnsa and III
9 Joassos SECRETARY. The Chairman
Ssied that a. iherr- were new nineteen ~
issniy Homeopathic sleians in tn
esty TIE the bad arrived when we sAouI1
49, ~ o,gsaik>iioa tor the s:yance-
hssnf oftbe b II iaferesfs ~ ht,tae.s-.,s-
~ hsoiion fpi2 mltFce "a ave on r'erYss,
sees az ssnlsaiion was sppoilt4d. consist
- o. DIS, tharchiA. Cs.rxateF Root
Avtsdah EAd sherman. Dir Young ~,
a8oos aud &E.rs were appointed a cCr9-
s--''sse on constitution and hyiszS. The
meeting adjourned to uas,s.f ssso -.
iI.m hext Friday evening a. Dr hurchiI1..
ace 4444t
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THROWN OFF THE TnACK.--Some one
placed stone on the rail IF the electric
road az the corner OF re appearance and Har
rssan ssreafs which threw Car No. 10 CON.
.,l~.cly of the track last evening at q
,'eioek. This is the second attempt made
eeen,ly to wreck electric cars at the same
eufne
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A. \. Doty, of Sehome, has taken
the contract of opening pack trail
from the Skagit river over the Skagil
pass 10 lake Cheian, for 81 900. Nearly
half the amount has Teen subscribed
by citizens OF Bellingham Bay.
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EIepant Nsv Dlc;nu C..

VIII run daily. commencing Angus. -,
over the Oregon Railway * Navigation
Company, Oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific railway, between Portland and the
MISSOURI river. The cuisine and service
are unexcelled
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ceivsd coursecusly and great attention
wss paid them throughout
At IIouznfea . coed meeting was held
l. r. Andrews. ". u. Weed and Judge
Hnmphries addressed the meeting. They
all made good speeches which created great
enthusiasm.
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IAncOIn County Times.
Governor Ferry's past record will be
sufficient to carry him through. He
VIII distance anything entered against
him IN the gubernatorial running race.
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Through Pullman yestibnlsd sleepers
and dining cars; also latest improved
tourist sleepers through 10 the East via
northern Pacific railroad. Office, No. 7l6
second street Boston block
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Purchase your tickets and reserve your
sleeping ear accommodations a. No. -ls
second street. Boston block.
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The troa1 arlnks u. hey ,.,r,, q, a..
glss saa 4sGh3ss - Frfak h TnS,r 1r...r
ihef 3rieass 90 3tuk IT. Eyrrxss.5s
iFt as saiEgesf cresf.. seslS wstfr So.
- : aosEse2 lszEg osa pa. !. S.xs...l Is
Cherry AID
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JOHN /. wilson TONIGHT.


There Is every indication that the Re
publican rally 70 be held tonight at the
Arrnory viii be ore OF the lar gest and mos
enthusiastic ever held in Seattle. For sew
erAl days past the headquarters OF the ks-
publican county curamiiree. in tae SeWtln
block, has been scene Of great ACTIVITY,
caused by the nacessing efforts of the gen
ilemen OF the committee 10 have every
thing in readiness for the grand demon
siration. The Harrison Legion viii turn
cat in full Uniform and head the long
torehlight procession. which 10 expected TO
be elaborate and imposing.
A special Train Viii leave Gilman ~
y. m. stopping st way stations to fshs
aboard ais Republicans wishing 10 attend
AT Fremont the Republican club viii join
the traie. The Black Diamond. FEanAhta
aud Negca>s c hsasss VIII DC IN sttsnG-
ancs-
John l. Wilson will be the principal
speaker of the evening. aud 20 say that ne
will receive a good ciifashioned reeep.
tion-ona thar seattle - noted fo.--would
be Graal3g il mid. Other speakers viii
be Hon. L. ?. Ferry. Hon. John T. Host-
Colonel J e. HsiLss. Goyerao. Watson G.
squire. Hon. ". Lar Hill and Hon Joan.
K kiuaear. TIE meeting viii DC presided
over by HoEA l. II. Andrews. Ever one Is
cordially Invited TO attend
MONDAY NIGHTS MEETINGS.
The Republican meeting held AZ New
castle Monday evening, was the longest
and most enthusiastic in the history oG The
town. Tie hall was pac ket to Safsocafioii
Colonel J. e. Haines, IA a eae-aiiG = 1911
hour speech. ably reviewed the issues OF
the dsv Mr.. samuel Piles followed with
halfhonr speech which vas listened TO
sttentiyely. Music was furnished BY the
Newcastle band.
AtFrauElin there was large turnout
Mr.. r W. HsGsey made foreible. logical
argument, saowing vhst the vote cast on
the fst day of October meant To tbs Sc wh0
were earning livlihoad in the mines
Hoa Jshn X KinneSr received very n
thuStsst.c welcome, aad made very pssss
ant talk to the men. The speakers wee re-
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Take the = oFtAera Pae}se r.if-,ns -.
sts1 st9 ~ sleefsef aul 4fainx g1Ar -,7.f,. -
a lsa.nis ssss. otAcs, sls @ecots srr,s,t
h,slua htsxk WA
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sHt LITTLE LORD.
eFsat saCcsss 20 splendid rtay
Neat NaE3Ry.

~t3a3s Iced Fsap..e-ss a. =. u~e
sen5sd is ssas2-. usst Neu5ar r,sss,ssg
as wednesday essa4aas suf Esssaes,s.v
ave- a'sei', eg a. tKeste1g seuspaav II
eSstsr'a pa ers as ,y-s 's,es re- z irts~
prsssa - @s,te t4ltnxeT sui F17s.ie
sfHsl Fees a. A3yva sse s1as sts.r,ss -.
or~' - a. .se ksszisf-eg. asrl are tas
"nrs 3EA' asses sSv-s Ssu Frsret -. 1a.s
- ket sse - Eeals 5ar sfs- e-es
ga a@s 49, f.sF i1E naAei@ee . = hsgl7s a.
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HkPu BLlCAN TICKET.
10 American Industrie,
aud American ia,,ar

for Member q Congress
=. su I'm l. WILSON. q spokane.
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foT % -etaFY OF state
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FoF STAT sadit0t-
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For state TEesSarer- ~
\ a LINDSEY, 81 Clarke
sor Attorney GENERA
r. ": Z. JONES. Of spokane.
r = u. Bkf An, Of Chenafi.
feF ON q tsss0Tsr OF Tsuhiie T.n..
" i FORREST. Of I@wss
f9 I; ; 2s,ies5s OF supreme Coars-
& q. bE BAR. ~ K Iie.fts.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Issued Yesterday for Three Brick
and Six Wooden b uildings

Rnilding Inspector Abbo;t yesterday
ISIS aed permits 10 the following persons.
Mechanics Mill Company, two story
frame. sou beast side Norman street. s. Coz
Charles T. Pa.ten, one story brick. .os 1
block 2, Denay's addition. $500.
Albert cutter, two-siory frame. lot ).
block 4. Terry's addition. s. 80
Ak ". YONG. Que story brick, Los :. block
:. Denuy's addition. sGe1
II. T. Levy. twos .ory frame, lot 4. block
], Bells rddisicn, Etc0.
Cross * Ce.. ore->-ory frame. west side
Front treef, nesr No. ?,ill, ,60D
James Campbell. one story frame. los 1,
blecS 3. Tsenny's addition, 81 500
James Campbell. tvo-story frame. lot
block 3, pennys addition, 500
George r. Kitiinxer, four story brick, lot
5. block ). Msynareis addition. tiS0so
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SroEx SIGNALS. - Capt. Hatfield, local
signal officer. has received instruction.
from the chief signal ols1eer. war depart
rienf. Washington. ID. G.. authorizing bin,
o obtain BIDS Tor ths erection Of q fiagpo!e
nroa which storm signals are to he dis
.,IayeSt The stsff viii be erected on esp
ain usttielsi's wharf. in pace OF the Old
STAT. which was destroyed. AMI will be
provided with the necessary eqnip
men. for displaying signals The sci
~ flags which the government provided
the Office with were also destroyed. but q
ssw set has been provided. The re-esrso-
iishmvut of the signal service here will be
welcome 10 shippers. as they have been
cut of from communication with that
vasaSble branch oil the COVE ument ever
since the fire. The pole WI he in place
withia short tiiae, AMI then shippers
will take pSep into the haxy fn.urs a.
far as an approaching storm Is concerned
as OF yors.
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s.'"asa' saek tfuu the iau meeting :,
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