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GEORGE I. lEACHAN

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1851

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IX-ANED : ri Wholesale DgCG
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for a. os3sst q eag, good salary sad psfms.
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street,
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Vx~ANrEGkoNE rPH0LsFERER AND ONE
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1.its T1si-a -
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AIR

AEEEsFn MATERIALS JF ALL ksM3sS.
4 Wlnaor SKI Newgon's oil an water ceiars
a. Z HrUsbes. nkc issest ass@TB novelties va.
zla c. UrssnfA street esco14 DOOR a6ogs rev
pst fN.
Ais s4<KEN Has RESI- MAD uEk Glass s
VI sar pa Mt nE and i as Va s. heF staabo *
fuuza SIS hsssma Block, 4 sIeetaE ckaEs ez sat-
undays fer sseo9s eA3lslrea
THE AIR EMBROIDERY sT1EE WILL.
1 fara}ss a e40sea vav1s1F % fsHby a. tes
snA "a - iasry mAfgl as Thanking former
s4ssfa1aegs f8E tna{g patvaa2ga. we woma8 s1sfsiE
> eauliuaanes &as saw5ts sae = 80 sha fats aps y
lag sHz8a8s AessEry sa8 ssat Magees also
aEeucY seq egg. fssse @Assfe siam psmE Aa9 nspk
iaH eone Mrs a. Fez40aa and Mss G.
isua "a fsfoH1 - seL
NE&s H. h SMITH, AhTgHT-AR8 STUDIO
Vi ID Bastsn Gsosk skaBehl z. stza-3t1a draw
lnr pskEales wAtGz easars &9d esls. Walters vel
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r ". naN, nSSElSg-ATk1Ns BLOCK. "a
81. eola1hls, hesweea Thlra ard EoaFsA
gzEse
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Nqnlfkfl TIES.

NEW ENGLAND MAkaAa AND GRANITE
~ works MslAlam &. Crashte, proprietor, all
Kinds o. cemetery a@d hBilalnw work done with
artistic skill ul supply % gnauseis constantly
oG hand. positively better and caeafsf than any
other arn the coast. designs with prices
furnished ca application free If charge P2ke
stree, hse~een feurth ami Figtn. -eaEte
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1rrsafNEYs- LILLE

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ID X. NICHOLS. ATTORNEY LAW
Ils North Nakitas- -. z
IlHILi.IPs, LAMAR & zACHRI, ATT0E
4 hess stlas Washington, Il. G. kAnA
causes esfare me courts All interior depart
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= Ealh.les e..oeS. st...la ava seosea STREETS
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MISCELLANEOUS.


I9oR sALg-sTo' 4 WOOD 0Rpgas TAKEN
4 Sc n. r kemps 4 Co g, Sas Seeoni ses;:
II. tsslt exts & TO s. T09 Seveath street: = New
ems. corner kike sud Fourth streets, s1S Ninth
street sho eesi delivered 4. " Owens
South SeTsuth street. seattle Noad Yard
TsXCAvATfNG orr. HOU~gs. CATCH
Il basins; gsrh&ge of al kinds taken sway
Fer information address l. r. PoSs- senssF
nf6es.
NoTfCE-Hol LISTERS LUMgER YARD
~ haS removed from sqHires wharf 80 sooE
Lake avenue, North seattle.
Is0R REST-aoo-ACEE FARM. APPLY AT
II room 4, Colonial block. corner Second and
Csaambis.
O DE- FAfkks At THIS 0ffiok-'S' 4 Bun
poYs- CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY: BRING
ID What rags yoa can Gad 10 engine room Of
feSt-fnsel1igene@F. between and a. n.
GHEAPER THAN THg CHEAPgsT-TRE
- 5eSsE5e Farr1tars Co. sells faraitare GheGg~
eF than any oths- house in the city. Call and
price our goods AMI 10 convinced. l. as Trout
street. near Pike street
ISoK TURNING, R0II-sAwISG AND GEN
Il eFAl nil work, 20 % 6arfhley & Hurst
rear Of Lake shore mill- Lake Cu1on.
CLARK s CAFEs Sill FURNITURE, CAR
- pets bedding. etc. cheaper Tor cash. th&n
any other Era ia o. around seattle. Try them
and yoa viii tna u q PIKE and FIN.
FTxHE PARKS LACY MACHINERY CON-.
Il panys 81 ann % A0rta Front street, Portland,
Or. manufacturers Of and dealers IN mill and
mining machinery, boilers. engines. wood and
iron working machinery Estimates furnished
On complete plants Of every description Seattle
afiee. room q. ks3gen block.
IssTABLfsHED N iss2-RSADS FOB BUSI.
II 8ess: Y Anthoay, hookhiadery, paper
r8lerS, blank book manufacture. music, maya
1inss. Law hooks hoaaa substantially IN any
Egyie best H0Ek At reasonable prices seal "a fns
and genuine Rnssis leather for artistic bindings
sad best 1uen ledger PAPER kepE on hand At
Seccnd street. cid SkataE rink. right hand side
basement seattle. Nss6, r, q besg bsa
~s-w TO So A MONTH CAN Be MADE
%t1 working for us Agenfs prefeTFess Who
can furnish q horse ard give thetr tiEas to ana
business Spare uaauseatS may he pyodtabiy
sTupfayesi also A few vacancies Ia towns and
cities. 3 r. JOHNSON q co. ]. 90 Main street
Richmond Va - R-~FieAse state zga ard
business experiences. Never mind sending
stamps For reply, b. T. J. q Co
ramv9 Astefnas.
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nUNHAM a COLLINS. CONTRA TORS.
- flle-eEisinw snd bfi1gs baiadine' ogaes
f0at 81 Tasa ~ street.
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Ir4KRr.sRIas.

nR A. r. AeINTOSf8 a. a Is s. GRADE
sc al 0asasla veterinary 90 Aeac. Iasunsas
Aonta' liver, aaa Sea sfaaes. coTnef Efta
saa ASs1fagsea stEeeEss telephone Al sfen8a.
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1N~ANTEnkS A MIDDLE AaEB G&NTtg-
w msn. hfa SD 20 rs ia , Efsv&ss faH1-
flg nzs Isl H. zz6nMsas wH3k at fhe pest
f.e ksl "a A \ f'8st 1nfe1s ixeaeeR ssfraee.
AAEHls-&e PEEglR lax from GAMER
~ za- #sss hasweea flsasE aas 9se kss8s
sssst os ta kzses Aa&resS hax t,-4a. eatg
sang a-af 20 r-5ce
ra~ANFHu - EEEsss MAfAk0An NIX
" ets Af L. ne&sf et4ker. sEs.s SeceBa
sE~aef eexs "a ss#Fs AsH&
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IfAkAksS AID rAnDLkkY-5AMEs NTER-
4 lau, WAC Is &C present located a. iru4t Thsfa
street. has ceTtataiy the finest display * hsr.
ness Sadaiary ara turf EsO0Gs 20 b seen shy.
where today la seattle. This gentleman ala
carries a Ane assoftatnE az eaFrtaga trimmings
and MAKES = sleeaaffy ef repairing. Mt Whaee
lsu d0es large Wholesale aa3 retail business
sna 30 warrants ali his work and sells 81 prlcna
thAt are hannd % hrtnM eae.nEn
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srENoGR4PnEH,

w auarteFs~~teB0gFap hers furnished, short.
hand and iypewgsfing work exegausa. type
writers rented kfoa n AealBn blgek
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~ I. ANDERSON 4 Co. ENGINEERS AND
Ne drsugntsaaaa. Corrected township pats.
city, soaaty and addition mars. No - To-
lam6ia street, sec0nd door from Juited states
ia8a office seattle. Aash
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TE-A&EgA YOUNG aAS 0F ABILITY FUR
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
Ocean" Spray.

One difference between home
sickness and sea- sickness is that
when afflicted with the former wo-
men cry, and laid low with the lat
ter, men have been known to
swear.
Steamships ought to be very in
dependent, because they are Civ
en- so much latitude.
when a sailor suddenly goes
aloft, his rapid Involuntary ascen-
sion is not due to an explosion or,
indeed, to any elevating causes.
a nautical conundrum is, if il
takes two bells to call 200 passen-
gers to dinner, how many bellies
would be necessary TO summon
three times that number OF people
to Il l O'clock feast.
Although the anchor is frequent
ly weighed on shipboard, it is
doubtful if any of the crew, much
less the passengers, can tell the eX-
act number of pounds that emblem
Of hope represents.
For the benefit of the unsophisti
Gated sea, it may be stated that
there is nothing Ola religious char
acter associated with the abIution
performance of holy:stoning the
decks Of an ocean steamship.
The comicalities of a nautical life
are really ineXhaustible. For in
stance, II ship at sea often ships Il
sea, and lifeboats have never been
known to produce longevity.
In one respect the ship is an eN-
ample of good manners, because of
bowling gracefully to each wave it
meets
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22

that "to those who perform their
full duty and by their capability
and interest merit advancement,
every consideration will be given
in the iilling of advanced posi-
tions," That is to say, those who
willfully disregard their sworn
duties will be dismissed if Supt,
Bell asccrtains who they are.
Those who actually do their duty
are promised advancement as re-
ward for their exceptional faithful
ness. And this is the service now
filed with alleged efficient, in
telligent and faithful" Republicans.
cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
Shaving The Face.

The first reference to shaving is
found in Genesis, xii, II, where it
is set forth that Joseph, on being
summoned before the king, shaved
himself. There are several dircc-
tions as to shaving in Leviticus,
and the practice is alluded To in
many others parts Of Scripture.
Egypt is the only country mention
cd in the Bible where shaving was
practiced. In all other countries
such an act would have been ignO-
minious. Herodotus mentions that
the Egyptians allowed their boards
to grow when in mourning. So
particular were they rs to shaving
at other times that to have neg
lected it was a subject of reproach
and ridiculc, and whenever they
intended to convey the idea Of a
man of low condition or slovenly
habits the artists represented him
with a beard.
Unlike the Romans of u later
age, the Egyptians did not confine
the privilege of shaving to free
born citizens, but obliged their
slaves to shave both beard and
head. The priests also shaved the
head. Shaving the beard became
customary among the Romans
about 300 b. c. According to
Pliny, Scipio Africanus was the
first Roman who shaved daily. In
France the custom ofshaving arose
when Louis NH came to the
throne young and beardless. The
Anglo-SaXonS wore their boards
until, at the Conquest, they were
compelled to follow the example of
the Normans, who shaved. From
the time of Ed ward the third to
that of Charles | boards were uni
versally worn. In Charles II'S
reign the mustuche and whis!lers
only were worn, and soon after
this the practice of shaving be-
came general throughout Europe.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
Conceit All Gone.

Old Gent-Let me see. Yes, !
met your nephew five years ago
and if you must know the truth, !
was disgusted with hin-such a
vain, conceited, insutlerNble puppy
/ never saw in my life.
Old Neighbor-Oh, he's changed
completely now. He's the most
modest ,nan you could find in II
days journey-he doesn't believe
he knows anything.
"You don't say so! Well, now
think Of ii, when / met him he
was college SOPHOMORE
"Yes and now he's graduate
and trying TO earn his own living"
New York Weekly.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
The Horrors of 1t.

The happy bride-Why, mamma
what are you crying for? Every
thing is so lovely, and everyhody'S
been so good to me? Come and
look at my presents, dear!
The wise marhma--Its the pre-
sents I'm thinking of! Every
family with a regiment of unmar-
ried girls has sent you the most
horribly expensive things-and
now they'll all he getting married ;
and you and Charles will have to
scrape and starve 10 give each of
them somethin" handsomer still!
Presents! O, Angelina! why
didn't you elope Puck.