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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22
NOTICE TO C0Nyksf'Y,,r,x

NoIttE To coNIkACToR--THEk CnoOf
cosfd ot tire city Of ecat,la, W T.. will 20
eettc tias 10. the construction of four f,s,no
schoss useS. Bids will close Semen he- AZ -
n. bo1Gs viii be required OF tho Sr,ecexxf,,I
o. aef. certified cheek of two hundrss
~ densFs must accompany each ti3 a. So
Ky iof zee execution OF any contract thst mr.
=. sSsro'd. ans, sreei sc asious ard detsSls
NJ n once OF Charles W. saunders ard u Va
s'o.1hton, afchlteeis Room -. Boston block
(ibs WILL bE RECEIVED Al TIE u.FI,sp
- o. ne undersigned until "Wednesday noan
September ., for tho erection OF a hr;ct b'sS,ss
sTcefs fer Mrs Harmon right IL rss.,,,ss .. q
ielect anF and ell eies. Fisher. Architect "
Rlhs WILL Be RECEIVED by TJtt, i,snp,.-
- signed st his cftce room s. Basto, So
..'al o'clock p. n. TseSday, sepSefoser "a a.
tne erection OF doeble franso dwelling hr,, ~
oAher reserves the right 10 reject s.,v - -;
o-as L II smith. architect - al
NoICE TO GRADERS BIDS WTtfpv
received q fse once Of the wes, co.,
"a. .nFtoser5eui Company, 1910 second stree. -
- oetsSsin~f - a; neon. for grading 81,
c,e..ss ana u street. Gilman Park saline, -
rIoale may ne seen 81 the Once a. Thor,sxs,,
WHITE civil engineers. NS'u q.
s..,,,. W. BALLARD. MANAGER
oseaie, ". +. Sept. Is. fsss
NOTICE. To CONTINUOUSLY coy,
kNsoss having contracts calling f,- al.
49,. seak o. any kind will fad il no ,nsgr "a
So vao are ready 70 BID roos, 81 - ..,a
cssiesl iine wiring for electric nrht. 49, w
,S sno sssls satisfactorily done ana s,,....
C~ F1<.s lowest IN The city Baker &c.,
~, ~ and II Atkins block Col1rsi. pscn q
ihiro and Fourth. - os'"esn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22

1t is no wonder that Democratic hood
lums are endeayoring to break up Repuhli.
can meetings Stupid a they are, they re-
allie that the arguments OF tine gepubli.
cans IN this campaign are unanswerahle
and that they cannot fail 10 convince the
inseiligen, people to whom they are al
dressed. Their only hore lies in an effort
Ia prevent free discussion bat they vii
soon discover II they have not already dis.
covered. that the bulldoains methods OF
~ the rnuntrY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22

The Democratic managers ard their or
ran in this city are trying By indirect and
and rsn1erhand Esefhods. sneerfngiy and by
insinnasion rssher than by positive charge,
20 connect Mr.. J. A. stTAtton. candidate
for Superior Jrdgs. With the current gossip
concerning Mr.. Se~lin and the alleged
Observation-Disclosures o. his Office The tndi-
rect method Is employed In making this
aftsek because 10 IL known by those who
make it to be wholly false and unsur-
portable. Mr. straston had no part in the
dismissal Of the gambling cases in question
nor any par4 in their conduct at any time
Neither the truth or fai<sty OF the charges
against Ar. sswiln can In any say afteet
him
The editor Of this paper has known Mr..
esrstton for nearly twenty years, and IL
familiar with the general facts Of his
life from boyhood ustil this time. He
speaks with positive and personal know
ledge In saying that in the state OF Oregon
where he has lived. ard in the community
where he Is mos; intimately known. ne Is
universally respected for perfect integrity
Of character and conduct No man IN
Oregon has stood or stands today higher
upon an estimate Of ali the elements OF
manly character than Julius A. strstton-
for proof we can refer with perfect conf
dence to every judge. every lawyer and
every business man OF that state.
Twice in recent years in Oregon Nj. STRAIT
ton vas called upon to administer import
ant public trusts and in both instances
demonstrated capacity Of high order. Az
q pubic officer. as lawyer and as a citizen
and gentleman be has always stood and
now stands without reproach and above sus-
picion.
Mr.. stratton was asked to stand for the
superior iudgeship because OF bis eminent
qualification for judicial work. He is pro-
found lawyer with wide experience both at
the bar ard In . Judicial relationships
man In every way suited TO the position.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22

Recent statistics the computation o.
xhses has heen chiefly induced By the cor
x-sxssofsa n in ve~ssra;ion 81 the great dressed
meat combine. show that xe last year ex-
parted animals Of the value OF sisveAso,
AID meat products 20 the amount Of w.
aOtoss, being an increase IA ten years o.
sbous eight millions IN the yxlue OF AM
r.aIs AID ,wsntv three millions in the yalae
81 meat products. During the same pc-sod.
however. there has heen rerreptaose de-
crease In the amount OF meat consumed at
horne. This Is ascritsi ii part 20 the IN
creased consumption OF beer. and IN part
20 the enhanced price o. meat, which mas
beer. very considerable. This latter Is The
usIzziinr fact that has been elected BY the
investigation, for il has also been shown
that the price OF cattle has fallen during
the ten years from an average OF SSi-Is Per
head 10 an average u only siSo4.
With cheaper cattle and greatly improved
sarili.ses fer transportation. II seems Gnae-
coantahle that the price OF meat products
to the consumer should have been greatly
increased. and yet such il the fact. Be
sides il has been shown that American
meats are shipred TO london and sold IN
that city for lower prices than are exacied
in New York and other cities in the United
States. The comparatively low price of
cattle and high price Of mea, would seem
TO imply exorbitant profits for the butchers,
but this is nesstived by the apparent in
ability OF the small slsugh,er-houses and
butehering establishments TO compete at
current rates with the great dressed meat
combines Taken all together, these facts
are very pulling.
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sson With the Chinese rainers of BsisisA Coz
lznshsa ard Australia.
Is saost e means th.t The wo<kirxnen
Of wsshsnxson arc oppressed By the hand
that projects them. that the free imporfar
ton eg The articles which they rscduce
worsld be . h<neAs 20 them, and that 70
place money IN their pockets IS - rob
s1e~aa-
WIS. do the people Of Washington think
of party which pets slch outrageous NON
sense into ia declaration Of rrincapses'
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The present canvass IN this state has
resolved itself into a campaign Of argur,en,
en one side and campaign Of yituperation
on the other. The only consolation Tor
this L. that in sUch contests argument al
WAYS wins. The American PEOPLE prefer
reason Ia 9th.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22

Il is reported that Grover Cleveland and
tATi Seh0rz are candidates isr the scat in
congress made vacant ~ the death IT : s.
Cox Mr.. Cleveland was formerly presi.
Dent 81 tho uiled states. Mr., Scharz a
senator from Missouri The pahlsc NAV
remember
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George Rineiy, Of York. Pa. wishing IN
hcht a cigar the other night. struck q
match on The edge of an alcohol barrel.
which wa nearly empty. The match tx
niiesi, aaa - did the alcohol. SCATTERING
plate glass and throwing George some dis
lance into the street The PosrISrrLII.
otNcsE Is not prepared to Tell lis readers
whether hs. Rinely succeeded in lighting
his cigar ~ not.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22
Dexter Street Improve
OFFICE or THE GIFT go
CT tbs CIR Q. =

on rag err % eetizkS
SEATTLE, w. II ~ - RI Z
Notice is hereby given 10 TIE g I. ~
erty condemned BY ordinances - - -
AN ordinance 10 extend. ny o1 ~. n
Dexter street, in the city Of xe ,s
southern boundary line o. AassSs ~
the north boundary line Of hfues r.
ard 10 provide for the condemnss a ~
tate necessary therefor" tnsx -
property v0ers. are hereby re- 49, r.
one person 10 act with two oshe! ssas '
be appointed By the ownsrs q
ntcd fy the provisions OF 80 ~ -
I,lss. aud ons 20 DC appoinfea -
said city Of seatilel In spPrn'nn ~ ~
damages and benefits within 49, u n
rnent distr.ef. cescrs bed and e. e. r. 49,
ton 4 of said ordinances NO. L. II n r
with the provisions Of section y.
the le1lsisture OF the tefrtsory ~
entitled, IAN act 20 revise ane o1
ter OF the cisy of seattle. eppsos -
lsss." SAID appointment $50 p
ing and fled With the city clefk
seattle GU or before the ftn dsy g ~ :
is-9. 4. " rh.sss
FRS, publication Of this ncsioe'
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Dexter street Impfovs
OFFICE ov THE CIT eLa
OF THE CRY o. 80

SEATTLE. w. T., en ~
Notice IL hereby gwen to ne r. r
erty benefited By ordinance - r.
An ordinance TO extend, iAy On 49, r.
Dexter street. In the cssy o. -
southern boundary line Of AaeIs r
north boundary line OF hine ~
aud 10 provide for the cordensss ~. r.
tate necessary therefor IT, r.
property owners. are hereby .ss1sse6d|
enc person 10 acs with TWO Osns. s,ss6 =
whom Is 20 be appointed by s ns I'll
esty condemned BY said orlIns1s 49, ]
one By the mayor Of said cify y ~ T.
praising ana assessing dama ~
Within aud for the assessment 1.s1 p
snd established By section - -
No. 1855, in accordance w
section I0I OF Oh act OF tne ~ r
territory Oh Washington. eutiu -. - q
wise and amend the charter % aX r
lie, approved February 4, ~ - ~
meut + 70 be mace In wr1tinx - II
ely clerk OF the city OF ssssts s
an day OF October. A. D ~ ct
c. v. Rgn
First publication Of this nooes
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tStEs<a sxeFta1-
Ms hc-sespaA-l'. tsli yaa whsFe yea can
as - ss~laE ave esyts 81 we'd. poor Ensn
f1a1aP essorsy ~ x-s Egas
NJ ho@esPssa--Ju syouaa tas cernrr a the
rcXk ssruCE
frzsp-Thsas We. ANA r~eeh ,Ast-yzs =
mtsAs aAse saa gSsAt saso Il q u hain t-en f,-
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Apostle q Democracy" il What the
Democrats 81 Washington cal Grover
Cleveland How do the people Ike such
ar apostle There IS D.; ore Democratic
raEsy and Grover IS Us pTopAet.
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.,TEr.

BENJAMIN Ca The sss lAsi. NArlr,r. Rert.
mn gel 10 years s gsoA-hs az. - 1ays do
81 iFpsfet gsEs e.sszas- - the resltez<S OF As-
EaEsa'<. vi. Al ma IhorsAs benjsGin. nesr
tae Ftfe t-ssks ,oEats ses:t5e TIE in.s-sr.e 1
yestefSsy ~ss n t9e aHssalc esEessry. Rev.
JEAN b. paEos o@S.a..rx.
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South Ninth md CAasles IT.
pr0vemtnt. y So
OyYicx o. Snn CnYC
or fHR Cry - nSN1n

ukArx18s ~. T.
Notice Is hereby given % ~ ouiW r.
er;y beneatsd By ordinance ~ t. e.
IAN ordinance 70 lay "a, exten1 - go
SoHth Ninth street IN 1t cty q MIN II
Miksdo street u PirlumQ ssfosS ~ = Iw1
extend and establish cAmio stNo = &c
of Seattle from Tenth ~ 0n1rn11 dDou, q
10 provide for the eonfemnn1In0 ~ -
necessary therefor" rh4 IN. tkaof No.
owners are hereby reaulloe = uofel1}1
son to act with two Other teunU Vr(0v -
is TO be appointed BY II O41eol
condemned by sazd os1i1Gee - - 60
by the mayor Of said sity = - = -
ing and assessinG dn0oun -
within and Tor the ol1nnG4 -
described and established ~ al11 4 !
said ordinance No. lyjQ1, IN ocelp1l ID
provisions Of section lol el a ultd i141.
tn.c of the territory OF WolAtneoms
act to revise and amend ~ ehmolQ -
OF Seattle, approved feheunu - I
pointmeut Is to be made n vylll1o
with the city clerk Of DE city q ~
before the 4,h day Of Oetobes. :. D.
c.W .W91M
First publication Of thh nseis :
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South Ninth and Charlu ]
proyemeut.
oFFIcy or me en- Qm
CT THE cITf =
srArrlx. N. n. - Il

Notice is hereby given 70 US
crty condemned by ordinance -: !
.Aa ordinance To Icy ods exo14
South Ninth street In The city
Mikado street to Piammcf stSooe
extend and establish Chasio M
Of Seattle from Tenth street 70 =. y "!
10 provide for tie condemn1ee 49,
necessary therefor. that the5, - ~ =
owners, are hereby requires = - n =
son 10 act with two other pesons
pointed BY the owuer u OF prolaq
the provisions OF said ordinen0 - N y
one to be appointed ~ the neya : ~ ~
seatfle) In sppraising and a1non -. ~
benefits within and Tor the -. -. r.
described aud established ~ 49, 49, 49,
ordinance No. l,1oi. in ecccsoe1es
visions OF section I9l 81 ~ g g > n E.
OF the territory Of wsshineeos,
act 10 revise aud amend IT, cne.. 4
of seattle. approved FebrneFy y se F.
pointmen' is TO he made "a 49,
with the city clerk OF the ely e.. ~. -
fore the sth day OF 0eto6ef: a = rs e q, -
Firs, publication Of this notics' :
1850
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d o,, LARGE RED AND BLACK COP
pane 90 collar Mrs. NJ. s,o-y yews,1 use;
t@a.s. S:cl,,, ,ss'urnlnr same TO room 8, Atkins
Re-. M M CSpERsIGNgD Losr A POCKET
ux.le ,o en- ping ho'cs and spers only val.
Az n -. =" oel Also bank book tsaarspt.,e Loan
roth =, a.s COMPANY. Finder viii pIesse i1svs
sehmisI - receive reward &. T..
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~ va f.attY, esSs rseacsrS Avxnss - ever tAe
Nfexs@ A&s~sy & NsssSstsoa Ccup4av Oregon
sasst k4Is Aaa Uzla2 Ese4Gc EslsssY. D~Rxs~1
- fsat AL tAs NiSsozFt river lae CUISINE
49, sSsT.Ss az GlcAcg.Ac1
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Not Quiet Enough.

me hfssIsF.
Man OF the world-You say that youg summer
rescrt is quiet place.
Rural Landorc-Yes sir.
And IL is highly respectable
Highly, sir. We have ten ladies' stopping
with Us now who move in the hes; society of this
city"
9editstivelyl-'Ten society women and
quiet No. don't think III stop with you: I'm
afraid the noise would kill me"
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Mrs. Fondly-I wish. Jimmy, knew what 10
get for your fathers birthday present. Can you
suggest anything
Jimmy aged tent-Yes. ne needs . dictionary
the worst war. heard the men in the Office
say yesterday he was completely under the spell
Of tie typewriter down there. and she makes
blunders every other word
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OaIcd seattle, ssl1sohtr q, "A
10 LE1.E'

LNoK kENr-CHEAP; YUs I'm Yf51< r
i niiscens l2-foot front, corr r +
avenue, near Ninth street: IN -
furnished house. Close In. % cohl9:
desirable; call soon. FsSwell. ~ -
The Fair. Keep -four eye % PascA
CHICKEN RANCH are FOH
" lease. AdlYea Antfnci ~ -
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The crowd drinks IT, They come In singles
and doubles 90 drink IL They bring their
cream soda water Stewart & Holmes Drug Com.
PAW second and Cherry
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Protection to American Industries and
American Labor.
For Member Of Congress.
JOHN L. WILSON. OF Spokane.
For Governor,
4. r. FERRY. OF King.
For Lieutenant Governor,
c. Z. LAuGHIoS, OF Okanogan.
For Secretary OF State.
ALLEN WEIR, of Jefferson.
Fer state Auditor.
THOMAS N. REID. of Olympia
For state Treasurer
A. A. LIspsLEY, of Clarke.
For Attorney General
w. &. JoyEs, OF spokane.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
f. b. BRYAN, of Chehslis.
For Commissioner OF Public Lands,
W. I. FORREST, of Lewis
For Justices OF Supreme Court,
r. o. DuSsAR. OF klickitat,
JOIN p. HoYr. of King,
THEODORE l.. STILES. of Pierce,
7. J. AspERs, of walla walla,
ELHoS SCOTT, OF Garfield.
superior A. STRATTON
county VI. HOLMES
state ID. WOOD
state ceuatoE..--..-.-...- ......J n JONES
STATE seuAtol.-'-. .-..--..D D. GltfOII.
state K kiNNEAR
State senator. W. V. RlNEHART
representative .......-.....-.. I. BLAC
G. RUTTER
heprcsentatiVe...,..... h. HUGHES
kepresentAftve-...--....-... ALLEN
srpfescDt1tise--...... J. ShlSN
hepresentatiFe..'-.-.-...-..- BOTHELL
Reprosentstive............ ....F W. BIRD
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40nli siut
~ u,oniJ
=. arivssi |
- n IL \
ll1<|nslci \
1llDUiuv that
eo1Ggiae And
iN|pllr,s ersv
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Preparing for trio Worst

tE&E8-0
Williams, said the editor OF the DIG Creek
Ripsaorttr 20 hts foreman. II shall be away from
the o1sce for the next two weeks. In . day or
two shall pass through Chicago. and II there is
anything you need ior the mechanical depart
ment--"
who Is 10 ed; the paper while you are alb
SENT inquired Williams.
my wife will attend 20 that"
I'VE shall need" said the experienced fore
man, about forty pounds Of italies'
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DkofOSAIs Tor lisht,nv, -, -. q. S,

pHoroSAIs for lssht.rv ia -...,ss----.-.
nc ouildings OF the civ n 49,
Houee Is nerehy given sSss - ~ n.
received oy the uEderiSnod 49,
ssa.sie, at his Office In the cir ~ u
rricay, October 1. Is Q. a. Z 49,. IL
hshung the streets Of Sestss ~
ava the eontsac. 10 De Il ~ =
The city council win eo.a,6., -. !.
lowing described lights.
frst-pae sixteen csndle.ne~-
lights 10 each lamp POST
second-lwo sixfeeu can6lNru- Z.
cent lights to eacs ismp-poye
Tnird-one thirsy.tso eand,.
cent ifahs to each laappo1e
fonrtn-Fen OF nofs 2,o0o $50,
Filth foot s1s burner
slxIh-rwelve foot rs br-ner
ihe party receiving TIE couf1ne =
qa.isu 20 place, maintain ond -
S S,'. s os ar nsa's osoesea usaia O -
All posts. lamps and l.chts a 49,.
ss 81 asssa sas isr hsA'ias =
All lsrnps, i'-hts and posh 1. 4. -.
and kept In repair b. IT, sSse.s.s., w.
Bios VIII aise be seceivcd - No. 49,
posts. and placing he ssns IN 49,.
.or use; diagrams end sprciGcss{css Fl \,
anu pcs's 10 acrnnpony each Ma
bias Will Also b ceceiyeA n, IfeAet.. = \
nal, clerks once. roller hsadqasrSrn ~ =
all bids. sssu ~
Dated Seattle. ssy>uuasr 4, m
CIV. rEfRi9 "a, -
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SiE(ftL NOTICE


NPECiAL SOTll E-HOTEL Ia pIgppF
- second street. has changed hanas :
t iarnlshed roolos hy the day week or
ni""'h. MIS-. A Quits. prpprie,ress
SPkClaL N0TICE-JUsT RECEIyyn
carload OF good mules and draft hor.as TO-
so low Corner of Twelfth and Jaessnn
MA SOTlCE-PRiVATE TUITION IN
81 TT, tEsheh and Engllsb. IRON till 5. Mis- "
'skeA - -eoecs street. ID
NoltCE-WAksIhG ANY ONE NOT m
LI,caGse note against D. IA. Wvnn. IN
20 .os ~ n :. cripe u Is forgery
NoiLCE-fo CARPENTERS Am NAss,S.
a., branches st drawing and rnaihen, at,rs
sassiae. inquire room 20. Boston block
MIN NOTICE woRKINGgFy T.gE
. Eytee-"e have lots In any part of ,be as,x
q - es'@ 90 On easy pay msnts. Atkinson. Warnsr
1 mar SPECIAL kXGCksIOS-0SF WV
81 - rouad trip TO 81. Paul Chicsro and
0.sst Eastern cities: leaves Tacoma "a se..,ia
~ &C., = .hfougn sleeper; II you have fsn,iIy
g s1aSnus thst ysu wish 10 bring from the Ess,
80 afisSs.. Tor their care and uassars "a, -
nsx.s. -; e. OF particulars cal or address y
~, ! - oecoad street, Seattle
n Vi!Ih-l HAVE A LAsGE sT0t,E oF
Tou-,h alts ~. and bedeICg al Tnruer hail
-9---n am Jefferson streets yshinasah an'
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srrck or urK.

Pxs-cs-rhs - IL tes&A ron nste Eos -ss -
90 sze Densfx&-Yes III. 81 Gown II fse c1an
aaa VIA enlarge you meath aissie-.ss~ fsrs
TrsSsxe-
Omaha Yousk-rre called sor my new srring
srf. Avsra<p Tn1ior--scuy. bat x y NOS nm
sshed Omaha Yos<h-Why. you xaii ycn would
haye IL dcre il yoa worked Ill night Average
rsilor-rss. nutI dSda's voek al nixft-ossae
Wxwsd
she wousd CO. Hiss Goehsn-You'H sosn oar
theatre passy scniehx. Of ccsrse, Ain wabash
Miss " sbash .of Ckscsecf-whaf y the play
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss waessa- fea-
iateed. vita pseAssre. you know pspA Is IN the
pcrk tsxsaszs--EpprA
what is a erso-- aSked the teacher OF TIE
safanf ciasa ITS waaf you heA. when you
shout rspiled ycuass.er Is Il caused oy
hsil or hollow. agnia asked the teacher Bote, =
wss the ready reply. ..Hew scsr .'yhe hill
sh-cws back the holes. ---Bsaeac~psoa geps5f-
cS2~
Bo6bys BOBBY hiss been
playing on TIE porch while his mother was cali
ins within. She suddenly arpean ~ the door
with the hostess. ready 70 take her issve, when
Bobey hsrxss into tears and cries, Mamma.
atn't you going 70 stay 10 lunch" NO. dear"
'sBco-boo-boo-well. you sid yoa would
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this country are bounded By wealth. TIE basis
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hnerers and moral excellence" Miss Highvp
crushing mo. mamma the most awful
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haze been sent 70 TIE De caiinre girls. whose
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rhCIaL RoTICE-PRIvATE TUITION IN
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-05-22

Nos. and Yesilbuio Special Entire train
with dinirf ear Rms tbfsueh 20 View York
via Washington. With vestlbuio sleeper for
Old Point via HlchmOnd.
Nos. and D. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars
between Cincinnati and Wnehlugfon and
Pullman Nestsuie Sleeper between Hinton
and Old Point Com fort.
Trains do NOT stopRt stations where time
D. not shown.
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NoidsbOfo, Wilmington and Char efl0n.
Quickest line - al polrfsfn tue Southeast
poly 70 any Ticket Agent for additional
Information.
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