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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Today thefn Mn be auhnit4G1 70 ~ po0-
-, a se,es,, !. crouos6tsuu - sufhcrise .
Ioas q sfso 0o far enlarxiue ga impruv-
inr H. sch<.oa e.ciIifiee a H. city. II ear.
rssd. the prooositiou coutsmpassss a a.
pendfture q 100000 for ~ scAool build
insr. - an haock 81 a Heroer's sseoud
1910. a. a Aoek q a Pouttusf addi-
80 an n baoek "A "A Ren1nn,s addif5ou.
snS 60 a b,oek 4, IN Iackson sfreef addi-
80. Y.rh - 49, husIAin~r q "a - mt
mn 4 IN ertimased eoet - sDm vim IN
esdfsisnsl q n,o - e.rh -, Tor furniture.
f,ut = a. r.mea.sn. ss1 coz I'M h mr.
eaee,d = 800 six 80. ;udsciouslv .
$500 vith ,.rs,d = a. rrovth AZ the city
= difysr,nt dic.r&tcrs hayin. IN viex the
s.cuvscS - A>.i,nk,e -. edeonafe % the
~rc~ing sancetsoua 4 AemanAs a. o. city.
q .svsrc. - .ueA enha.r.r.ent In urjcps
:. ~c.,ld sc.txa - ,..,,~A... her.after Of
sueh loc.ssons :. vouI6 - rressrred.
III neou,e - seest,e Aav. aIways hesn
noted for tbeir nher.litv in connection
vf.h their putsic school system. The
school bufldins. alrs.dv erected would be
ornamental 70 fsr more pressntious cities,
are prolific subiecsz Of sAmirine comment
By al visiting strangers. are . source Of
pride to our people. and have had ma
tsriaI infIuence in recommending Seattle to
men Of family q . place OF residence.
These nue buildings are already over
crowded and the necessities Of the case
have compelled the use Of other inconvsni-
emit and unsuitable quarters for the excess
A. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

AZ Bismarck. North Dakots. the iouisi.
ana lottery was made the leading issue OF
the late municipal election. and every man
known a. IN opponent Of that measure
Was Overwhelmingly defeated And IRE
spsetsvs OF party" the fellows elected are
said TO be about g scurvy lot - a elec-
sion On that issue would foreshsdov. The
pAkeias appear 10 b badly dsmora.ired
by little streak ct bad lack
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

In the municipal election ut Kansas
City. Mo-, on the sth instant 1900 votes
were cast out OF $500 registered. leaving
1900 not voting who were registered. As
the law OF Missouri subjects those Who are
qualified 10 vote. but who fail 10 exercise
that right and duty to An extra poll tax OF
$50 Tor failure to vote, the contribution
from Kansas City's non-voters viii amount
TO SIS. oop-if the Law Is enforced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

rae San Francisco csyeasei< of late date
gave An editorial Of more than . column in
length On The best methods OF securing
SQUAD sza healthy sleep and pleasant
dreams. Ia failed 10 mention the suress
and most tnfaihele Of soporifcs-self-in i'm
notation 10 tie tate Of constant reader
Of Que u iss local evening contemporaries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Seiess than s.i.s foreign Immigrants ar
rived at Se~ yerk on the I'll instant,
shsch IS the largest record sos any one dsy
IN several years II 81 the right kind We
stsA have plenty Of room for tnsr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
THE STATE PRESS.

Y0E 01A1H 10E<SE.
n Iuwnnanue tssGnaE1no1 - e -
casnn1D 6eun's ssea - IN saUueAeR W.
vun n wan VAN Sbnsnd sany1aiD uhn1
sfnw ~unse1ng vtsGSsl - ~ - vssas -
esvsssa u1sA psu6umH1nnl s13essas - esaz-
~. & an1s 90 s1fisR I. run. hayo -
syuyaeAy q A1sn1Asp - saeA oehes- Ana
- annaa juAeusns Asds DEss1kcaa canaua-
- q sne Rssalh 1usff0 q ~ snns o..
vsteA - sAb - ~ u ~ ~ cry naIsAbcs,
- Dpoknno yaIb Eesiex- s056 snu1y-be-
DunsaLs G - epokaos 1ssSs 10 GO -
~ II ezeAanGs NJ ne ResSeU y dsily
uuu1ns nsss las ~ parent shssk ~ rsrs-
lsnd Ovsys.San ~ vAisA Il = Issing isvw bosA
vfsA ~ ~ 81 eAe pssp,a ssseths Dsay
spssssnsu. ~ hsssss pap9 dan ~ kevSss,
"a = - Nh - HUTsIan1 sheee iron S1T
HI C I, haAs Win yosr al PAPER. Bfzly.
Our advustGlne 0aes 10 no valuable = ~
cAanp ~ ysu1 ia pasae' shset II Ne wanasd
russiand papsr We veuld subscribe sor tAs
OnegssSsa."
M spansis Rscsvd b nasnnliy . pese snd
writes even srdinasy news IN blank vsrsr.
TAsseniag Saturday promises . Be dscid-
sdly busy snd lively day IN spangis. considssin..
Ihere win -
An AINanco eoovenssou.
A horss ana cauls show.
A eAurcA baGiness meeting.
4 ls1iss sowing society meeting.
TneIo.Or .er,o. fsv..ine,.
A large trade = the seses,
soos subscriptions pasd % Record.
And vs think some a. running ioetzass
o1fse.f With ssBlY' ssuden
II Il uon's r.an
uors fineline uetsr: Tive Oekda,e ycQnx
piee' direct from ths fslls: two doxen nav ezrs
70 make en- ssaa hap,v: inch vss the Gang On
s- s
v.p. w.u. x.~n,. .ah~,,, ,ao .o,v,~.. a..
ro-.-r,n..a $500 n-s~s 80 g. h.a ,ao
me-. 49, 1910 ~, sno ..rac,,..rt a. h,,cs
~su \. 800 !, v.u. w.,,. .ns. ---.. ..a
-. -. -, -. e.,.e.. ...--,,. :. :. -
- .~.ss.-.s.- .~-.s,-.- - 4. ~
49,. 49, ,.....a -. -. .-..-.n.L.. .s,.,
...-..~-. h--.-.--s 81. 10 ~ .--.s
s.-.s~, s.--.-- 49,. -. 49, .-...,I -
-. ..r..--.. = .-.s... 80 -. o.
go, 49, W. - 49, -. =. -. 49,
~" "Asuos tnsy csmss sssef oeinS noeSssso
way mas tnis . me0e me dumping erouao o.
IA MO sow snd vicious. picked up neSe ana
tnsre throughout me ssaser
ru..,
11s'sN -o1.s =. 10y -.
~ - ssA.e
80 :. - 49,
-. - s s.s . -. 49, 49, 49, - -.
.-s.,~ A1 "'A. ..-
Isnu1 ~ = s.nA' '. -
- - -. 80 -. ~ 49, - -. -" s-.s-
Iaey are enserpfising ana liberal. ous - mat
ser OF seaf-pfotecuon sso ser pfessrTacen We
"uss suspeno before me snenu s@ps IN ana
socompusna the WORK ior u
f,o,f.x c,-rc.~, ..s.,.,., No. au,.ro..
s.v. -. 800 q, rh;,-.. w.,,. w.u.
and f.o,uuhs. cour,,s. -,,h;, IN. ,.., ~.
vesha III. .r,sceed tbs, ~. 5000 1890
vfn Ana n. ssrme,. ~ r..ss., ws.h,r,tcr
sN :. N... - 80. -.
-. 49, -N .1 - -
-. - ~. 49, 49, ~ - = p.o 49, ~
49, -. - - :. $500 -. - -. ~
- I. -. .s-s..s.. 49, - =. 49, .S
Fes sney nsvs siready maze.
49, r-...
80. - -. ..-..-. - 49, uE..-..s 80 ~
.,-~,...- ----. --". 49, -
$500 ySsNss~S ssH@ee~As. WSOsssSOs - w"es
vos,o y sAneo ~ snsaeins the hspaoncsns
s ,. - econn.cs ovef sowA o1oess-
W00t0 y mt0c01fBOeOUe 0Ck0f two. beams
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

~ Lancaster. LONDON PHYSICAL and szr-
ssea. recently analysed man and gave he r.
salis 70 bis eiss IN chemistry. The body opsr-
s'sd upon vssgset $40 pounta The lecturer
exhiessed Upon the platform III pounds
OF carbon. "a pounds ef hns. AS
ouncss OF pAospaorus ana ] ounce
each Of sctinrs. iron. potassium. MAGNESIUM
and alicca Besides this solid residue, Dr. Lam
caster estimated there we're Asss cuhac feet II
exyss1. veishine Ii pozaas; leA cable feet
Of hydroSea. weighing Is pounds and afsysvo
cubic feet Of nitrogen N the nans holy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

wonderful psn 20 es sscck in sa evening
bodice % the facsimile Of Q hazd asrror. The
gas rsrs q formed Of that resy unusual stone.
. eAs aIAnsn1 II 10 framed in tiny dssxuspxa.
and TIE handle 10 Of tiasaonas . Little larger
- eAeAr d the large eae thai sosms The sssss
tass oss could. win pssfecs srcessa. pat mias-
sssre pnososEssa snd<s IL and IL vousd 10 En-.
srsly - II 1000 we've appreciated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Experiments Of lster date prove that "a ess
10 usually digessed sooner than q potato and
quite soon as beef or mutton. Hard boiled
egss require three hons and thirty min
sts~. soft-ooiled eggs require three hours.
Fred eggs require threa hoa-s and thirty
minutes Roasted eggs require two hours
and ffseen minutes Raw eggs require
swo honrx Raw eegs thestenI require
one hour and thirty minutes That lie can
he sustained by 10 little nosrishmens es q
single egg daily Is proved BY the experience
Of German scholar Who took refuge from .
hottie ensEy In . loii. hen laid her err
eaily for tvo weeks ana this was eli his food
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Don TAI to cast yoar vote today IA
favor Of increased scAecl recommendation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

E7scsios--tadag--ths A,7nery-betseem I and
2 O'Clock. Don't fail to rate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Dsfiy. ~ sod = eeass
ea1oes1Ans erdok1ng e64sum1Dc4GnUo9 ehsuA
etys ~ - an1eewao wo1I - ~ - 60
AAdsow ~ fsgnl1on1G0 = YOex-z1fkILi-
GuBCxB CO. 6p11oa
- eevurf1nmD aneo1A e1nsew ~ a11w
- 1919 esp6R chAG1a = Y1nes. - a01t
80 e - nGehy Uo1nen1na C11neUD. ~. -
nonsassn mBsse: xev Yet -. - uDo
bn539jng,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Rosalia Rasstsy: ''rwenty.thres despseats
prisoners escaped from the spokane county Jail
Monday morning whitman county's shsriA
never allows more than three to escape ss once -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

The Eat WdsAisatoataa says; The pessop OF
thing. who b. lying insinustons sfies 70 injsrs
the business Of Others. ID only adding fuel to the
flames Of iniqsity which viii in due time con-
sumo its own unsavory carcasa"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

coNstpER The FOLLOWING FACTS
s 1s. .sn e, $500 pop. and IVES: essae M Hcomb =
sGs r,ss n bic shr:sd eye also West
run % west Seaoa genesmsn al for
me SosSs'n fsde purchased
The h.nhss secured - Ewing Brow. and s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Many beautiful residences Con
tr1cted for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
DAECUo AcIDUE.

0U1KN CRY DANCING ACADEMY. CHS.
summer. CiaAa fog adults. Monday and Thurs.
day evening". For ladieo and childres, ooeuf.
day AFTERNOON. Pyivaes lessons: watts . spo-
etalty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
GREEN LAX II
|875-IoTS-875|
The best investment the market To-Day in city lots tn
are level lying on beautiful plateau overlooking Gre,
Lake, the fashionable suburb of Seattle
Very Reasonable Tsms Half Cash. Balance 3 and s y r

Many beautiful residences con-
trscted for.
lnvESnlelTE.
Examine Tie property end draw
your own c0nciuoiona
A FIGURING MILL costing $780,
600: FEMALE COLLEGE 70 b IN
ished for occupancy By September l.
1850. 8 Ravenna Park, just south OF
these choice lots.
Houses Built On lnstaIlmeat
Plan.
There b now boing erected On 0raen
Lake . lumber mill of 10000 feet per
day capacity; . large hrickynrd and
sash and door factory within . few
minutes' walk of these beautiful lots
By parties who viii build you house
and receive payment on the Install
ment plan
Is to Is Per Cent Saved |
By having such facilities convsnisnt
making your lots that much more
valuable g On investmsnt or . home
site.
Buy from tho 0Wners. |
II you have any faith in the great
future Of Seattle. You MUST have
.aith in these very choice lots.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Do nss fell 10 caS your sese asdsy IN fass~
Of khs school bonds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
FOR SALE.

An tmproved farm Of 81 ceres Of land, Cd.
joiring the town q Rsuton, King comfy, ST.
uated quarter OF rfls from the OF Of Lake
washington. 1wo dwelling houses. harms,
orcnard, and consisting Of 40 Acres Of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08


De not Oontent Ccutentment means iuaction:
The growing soul aches on it, upward quest
ostiety q twin to nattsfActtou;
Al srvat achievements spring from HES IN.
Would never bie1D the earth with leai and
Were NOT a Unborn lestlessuess sliding
In ned ana germ. 70 atir them with IN power.
Were man contented with his lot forever.
h had not sought strange seas With sails un-
fnrled:
And the vast wonder Of our shores had never
DAwusd On the case OF IN admiring world.
Prise what u yours, but be not quite contsnted:
There 10 Z healthful reslouuess Of soul
By which mighty purpose II augmented,
In urging men 70 reach higher goal.
30 wheu the restless impulse rieea, driving
Your calm content before Il, do not grievo:
II = the upward reaching and the striving
OF the God In y0u, to achieve. achieved
Ella Wheeler W3loox
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08
THE FArUoUs HUMoRIsrs.

Mra Jones-You should make your husband
quit chewing tobacco. Ifyou ask him to do Il
reckon he win do il MrA Brown-I dare say.
but Pm not gaing to ask him 70 quit chewing
tobacco. when your husband kisses you done
the taste Of tobacco make you sick.' .Yes, but
! want him 70 keep on chewing tobacco all the
same. He kisses three or four more women,
and the tobacco makes them sicker than it does
me. for they havn't got used to it yet,like have
TEXAS SifFinQs.
He said: II know am poor and Helen IL
rfchs but she loves mo ana II ready to overlook
my poverty" she said: s.John 4 . GOOD nan
and have money enough for both. Love with.
out riches Il better than marriage where there
- no Affection" And the world said aftsrward,
In whtsper: Poor foolsi Money will always
buy love. bat understand be has to ak several
times before he gets Is ceuts.-ysdoe
First rse-thief-Wondef II they have caught
Bronco Bill YETI second Horse-thief-Nos ret:
whats more they never will get him. He makes
IL . rule to run away with . woman every dime
he steals htsA He has . theory that IL recon-
Giles the husband Of the woman to the loss Of
OF the noss. and sare enough. nobody ever tries
TO catch him SUtinga-
Yabsley-Proiessor POTTERY: a . little thu
most absent-minded man ever heard OF He
actually met his own wife down town the other
day and didn't know her ct all Wick wire-I
dent know whether that Was absent minded.
mess or not A woman looks heap diner.
ent down town from what she does ct home
Indianapolis Journal
The orasos had talked for half an hour. 20.
come on; let's co." said Bailey. swat until he
gets warmed up to his ssbject." whispered Bsi.
ley An hour later Bagley said: .Weli, he'e
warmed up now; LET'S 20" .'Csn't you vaif
until the man cools down somef'-yudoe
0eorgie-whst makes tho old cat howl sof
Diekie-I reckon you would make noise too Il
you WAS al full Of fiddle strings inside
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08

happy man with happy family passed
through Atchison. Kan, few days ago. ON
their way East Mr.. Perkins, the head Of the
family. boasssd worldly effects - follows: Five
dollars In cash, . plug OF tobacco. clay pipe,
and yellow dog. Mr.. Perkins was minus one
eye and the left arm. Nrs Perkins also lacked
. left Arm. One Of the children had but one
Les. another Was blind and the other sick. Blu.
they al declared thenselves happy and seemed
arm in the opinion that life il worth living, and
the old folks evidently cons. dered marriage
anything but failure. what lesson to some
people who are fully equipped with eyes and
limb. are In good health ana well endowed
with worldly goods. but who nevertheless are
not happy, and complain of sincompatibilitv. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08

The Indian craze over the coming Of the
Messiah Was started BY Democratic CAM
paign orators, who dilated on thsapproach
Of the millennium with the overthrow Of the
white men, or Republicans. All the tribes
ere looking forward to the return Of the
Buffalo. This clearly refers to Grover
Cleveland. the Stuffed Prophet. Sitting
Bull. the advance agent Of the Messiah, 10
physically about such ! man q the ex.
president, whom he met in Washington
City on several occasions, The savage
mind weaves wonderful fabric OF myth
around scrap Of political prophecy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08

z 81
hrnen o1eoe q -
ceInH a. lells1 17l1 - 1npk
een1 ~ -
eysr e - WaEth - - IL =
reeelo9t e. - - 1Q<eY yok1 - -
( W. f. Annck1coo elle
g - - Gues4 q -
cese'ng ~ hoEoeneps - NentnfN - =
80 pseoteoloue ul1ea Mlnne ooon j. yefi-
- q - xeyexso and - tnis mu1e lnFlsy
eeDeno - 49, - = Hlnosa upon ~ -
1907 onee7
~ Id oroue -
80 ~ Is p iaxrn
- M = poflf1ss g eenys - g
s'sm - - sant e not : confxcll1ng -
- = - - 80 yeoys = ccne y -
- eonesse O1llfornia ipomed ~ sanitary
eaa aaoees WIN . SURPRISE e ~ eonptes
- 8 - Aspneaacan vaeeory This VIII
netezn q ls.ee g larse park = ests1r
ousee = eslnIorap canoeaocy eof re-elee-
~ 3 - ee1ess.
2 nznfu = - entner g - - 'afsepury
eoneenes - g - Grpat pee meesuEep q
n 1asners Aalancs. H = lerEely en-
$500 q serm1ne - hosthesn osl1foxniA
e nas 60 q - laxesst vinsy ards r. ne
.o.ae. ~ 80 Aito. near 1an 1tanc'scos
- nss 90 g ~ largest stoek farms n
nv g any oeher country. A ~ eeein-
nang g sne cenynss Huntington sueesedsd
$1,000 q kFesadens q ne ersas coutn-s
en- keelno cofpora7on, deelared mat ehe5
resikoad 40 ous g politics and On moro.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08
a POLITICAL PROGNOsIs.

Al the national capital. the other day.
Murat Halstsad vensured the prediction
thai Robert & Pattison. the sver-lucky
Psnnsyivanian, win b the next Democratic
candidate for president From other quar-
tsrs have come the moro probable predic-
uon hat VIM. Mckinley viii b. the next
sysrnoF q Ohio. Il may b confidently
I'D that ether representations, en-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08

The regular quarterly examination for teach
ers Of King county viii 10 held in esattls 30.
ginning Thsrsdsy Novembsr u. lso0
VA. PUsEY. School supe intendent
+ 'T TxYfoR xxsnnins Board
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nox rnn 1AHIsr.

NOON ~ - neNs = oeastle end - vheas
vosse
NOE Tmn xA2Irx.
a,.,.l e...,1... 5000 ,nsseH. Nat ~
$50 ~. ~ rrin.i,,1f isrne th,ou.hout
81. ~cs,rtvv I'D Tn..sev. "a deeI.,,.
49, ..t1. .,,..,.,le 49, .,,cter = erd th.t
80. - IS. -. s,-th s .rd 49, ~ "a
ps,.r,i,~.r ,,s,t. 6 - hnrel.1rlv MAJ 4
nj ,s,.r.. &. !. erss,,s. = crce : Ths Is.
S.,e,,ee q go ~. v,i,e.cre vould advise
~ n.umhlicen. 81 oon~rers vhila am IS
: r.esc,s.v I. r,slre hesfe ana r.re.l ne
- s.,se ~ "a :. nromntlv nas. :
s, s.. 1890 ~ nnss - .sfor
,..srr. ~, 3
Il Is leut - bst,Io 8 lat Tuesday had
nnen foneht Nh tha fori6 = The chief i.
-. vhich. axoept Is ! ~ ieolased cases.
& n6ef dietincslv 80 not still thoee
~ -, r,edeed q IL manage il the
oa,nnofrn q in snd who honeatlv s..
If.ved n Il s the dine q t. pessaee.
would s. the voriost poltxoons 70 s.roverse
th6ir ensfnon,s hefore the people hav, had
nv amo $ 80 I fnir iudement On IT.
marifa. H a,aoh oourao fhov vould
ed,norGlv sdmi4 80 they fremed ana
,su9i,A ~ lav uifhout 6ua del,ber.tion.
end - WHOM anv vell.erounded con.
vicfien = - Il. r.aries.
Il ~ Rennblieene a iasa q aaen h.a
~ $3.50 81 go 1900 :. thss ths,.
vonld havo -. neather ! nanubl,c.r
na,fv nor : unIon 81 = etet.s todav
Win ~ 1900 q F,.mcnA tl,e rert.
vorN hsve s.re,er.ed 4. sn,ire,, ana
. vorlld ~. e,,sndooed - $500 pvsnclyi.
= 80 ~ -. $3.50. ana 49, ~, =
49, - - .e.eessse-. = ~ a,rts--r
G1o1oa 1879 ~ - c1amorous outcrv a
uorfhern ennue as. Iinooln vonld hav.
denor,on s.. noet ana III uurpoee q main
IN ! serovornmont q IL peonla. bv the
roounao. end ~ - ueonIa p
0nt 49, enanmn = ~ raner 10 ! mi,
unou1h epuld = Alled I'm ert,aoee from
UoeNorn pepore pnhllched immediatelv On
- - q - hef1le 8 nrov. go ratIcr. 8
iauuee vere IA aieht s. and Ia h.ttle
lourhs almoet exslue,v,lv an s,de ia,ne,
~, .,...ss... - .-s-s~-, -~--..~--
tiona n naa.aehns.ff.. Rr.6 Wi,li.rr.
40 /. IS 81. le.t.l.s,,e .,n.,. *. -
Soen,. = S. 49, -. ,..c.I,,- "a -.
rco.ir.1. ~ =, cc..-,.-. 4, ..e.h.- ~.
- nistrieN 81 IL ,ss,d.,c. 80 =. al.
ru,rr,ee = emrh..,-;r- -. n.nc....,s -
,,c.;esc, ~ -. rn....,-s =. 49,.
r.r,.d Rns..,l s. IS. 1000. s.,-sss 3
-. ~ vcrchsa =. az 49, s.....,- .s.,.s
~ "a pr...,, ...s. !. -. . 49, ~ :.
~ ss.--.-- - .----..,,. rs :. - :.
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HERE ARE TWENTY SPECIALS.

Kangaroo price, special sale S.
Mems
kangaroo price, special
Mems Kangaroo balls, welt former $6; special s.
Mans Calf balls welt price, $780, special sale
Mems Calf welt Sc special
price,
Mems Calf Waukenphasts special
Calf Waukenphass, $780,
special
Calf London, congress- price, special sale
Mems Calf London balls, former price, s.; special g.
Mems Calf rrce, So 20; special $190
Mems Calf former price, So 30; special SALE $780,
Mems Buff balls, price, Sits special SALE $l40
Grain. Dom $225; special $1s6
price, special
buckle So
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Pullman reservations made for all points East
VIA the Northern Pacific railroad, the yeoti b1led
sleeper ana dtntnx-car line. A. Chilbefr citV
ticket aseut ZIG Second street Boston hlock: Il
Tonktn. depot ticket agen, Be3attla
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. the 49,.
equipped lire, for ell poinn East a Chilbers
CITY ticket AGENT 71t Second street. BosroS
block: = 1opkin. depot ticket agent SeattlH
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Tired OF the S:arpetbar.

Tacoma NeWA
Tacoma has had enough Of the csrpetbas.
and the rest Of the state will have nothing 20 do
with it Away with Calkihs-away with himi
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Company for calkins.

The landslide yesterday will probably result
In large Immigration to Warrington Of q.
congressman. They will find plenty Of conn
patriots already camped on the ground
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lslaras wedding rings a. Bayss's so4 Front
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- e ! - 8 r 49, ~ 4. "a ::
~ n1GEru 1AGll11k ~ csasnnl 1rank
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HI ne momoB MON. - DIR = -
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1NH NEW YORK WoQIDD FASHION LII
TN. unndsonsly 1l1uotsntod
q =. ne~n1 yislliness seszy q tAc adys.-
- = epser yeuas - e usw Ten VIA
nv Yo1T socrExx ooosrR. mustssa,a
AMONG The olIAMoI1 How 1npsa WI
- msu lEoNu1n1n eomp = ~ ysee ulp-
roEi1Ics pons. eocIIrY. nm LoDe1-
NOON ~ ~ news = osnstle end - wheas
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SILK uMBRHLLAA
4 magnificent stock 1t Basye'a sk Front
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FAST TIMY

1he Northern tacinc haiiroad vesrbulo nin
ing ana tleeping Car Line, daily service = 6
tauL Ainneapolts Duluth and Chicago Ne
ess Souee - Chicago four1se sleepine csro
through, placing paaasnssfs IN the Union depoG
ChleasQ seven houn and thtrsy-sax minveos
ahead At other lineA 4. chilberR city SteRes
AGENT rs second ssssst Boston block; II ~,
lins Depot ticket agent Seattle.
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keseTvarons on any steamsnip hne in Ia
Atlantic eeIvace 70 Europe and England can -
city ticket aren't rs second street Boaros
Mock; :. 1onkin. depot ticket agent ieetsis.
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All classes Of tickets reading via the Union
Pacific % the East are good via Salt Lake Civ
and Denver without extra charge. A. c. Martin.
general agent, 706 second street, Boston blocE:
G. = Baldwin, agent city dock