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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
AppRoPRlArE RESOLUTIONS
On TIE Keosns Lss@sh "a ;. 4 .aa ~,
bsnaekg


bsans11
AIS speclAi meeting q the basrd of
trusteesof the Wssninster Presenter
Church. the following resolutions. re-
latng h the death q At. Snd Mrs.. :
2. Bennett, weEe anzn naously adopted
Ne. tAe trustees II tie Nestua mister
sevEerian hnIcn, mlnalQi II tha
great loss sustained - ear hoara and
society. ia tue Tece n death 81 ssmuel
i. Bennett, aud - t4e Church ana So
eety. "a the death of his W}fe. Anna
Renaett, a. meeting IA take saeh ae-
ton 81 tals most sd egeng requires. DO
resolve.
Ihat y the death OF samuel 2. Ben.
nett and AUna Bennett, 80 many years
earnest, active workers in church and
society, the chufch ana soelety have
suffered = severe &fiilct0n, the mem
bers have been separated irom tw0
Trustworthy hearts, ever ready 10 asd a.
most needed, and Whose lives among us
have made many hearts lighter, many
homes brighter, aud done that, the
uobiest work OF man OF Christian, made
easier the paths OF many or Their Eel
lows.
That we recognize IN samuel z. Ben
nett and Anna Bennett, the devoted
husband and wife, 3 loving father ana
mother. and extend ia bensit cf our
selves and society, 10 their orphan
children and 10 their relatives, that sin.
eere sympathy which words can mol
fully express
In this heartfelt expression of love
and esteem We but voice the sentiment
OF the entire congregation acquainted
with the noble qualities of the depart
ed. and pay feeble tribute to the mem.
ory of those dear ones so suddenly re
moved from our midst by an all-wlse
Father.
That in the death of samuel +. Ben
nett we recognize the loss of one of the
most useful active members OF oul
board, ever ready with time or purse tC
literally aid IN establishing a church
home or IN the support of the society.
Resolued, That these resolutions bt
entered upon the records OF SAID society
and that copy of the same, certified
by our president and secretary, be de-
hvered 10 the relatives of the deceased.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
THE CHILDREN'S FRIENDS.
Barnum & Bailey Coming 10 Delight
and Instruct Them

After charming the little princesses
of England, daughters of the Prince OF
Wales, and hosts of the children of the
nobility of Europe. Barnum, y Bailey
are going 10 cause a flutter IN the hearts
of the little folks in this city, 10y bring
ing their European show here, and
what 4 wealth OF wonders and emhar-
rassmeut of features Barnum q Bailey
have collected for exhibition IN their
Greatest Show on Earth this year! The
wonder Is, rot that they exist, but that
they can crowd so much into their
tents and show them all IN one day.
Cages, steam musical charlOts and
others, wild beasts, horses In the horse
fslr, trained animals. herds of ele-
phants, hippodrome races, three circus
companies. two menagcrIes, ayiary
300 performers, an army OF
employees, and, IN fact, every
thing that money can buy. Be
sides all this, Inre Kiralfy's "Nero,
or the Destruction of Rome" undOubt-
edly the most instructive, as We'll as the
grandest spectacle. ever produced;
tamiliarIzing the mind of the youth of
the country Win tue CUSTOMS Oh OlN
Rome; with Arabian horses, arms.
dancing girls, religious articles, an ali
accoutrements and paraphernalia he
longing to the days Of glorious Rome.
Four trains of railroad cars, etc; more
in reality than WAS ever exhibited be-
fore IN any country at one time, all OF
It new. bright, rich, and grand. and the
tone of the whole pure, moral and con-
splcuously clean. Barnum q Bailey
have certanlya n great snow, and they
are both greatmen, as we'll as being the
benefactors of the public and the teach
ers of the children.
Their whole undivided shows will be
here on Wednesday, August -, and
the great free street parade will take
place IN the morning At 3 o clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
He is Not a Candidate.

THIS mornings Democrat, with its
usual accuracy stated that /. 4. kuap-
pen was a candidate Tor the Office 0f
prosecuting attorney. Mr. Knsppen Z
out Of town. An Esgie reporter. how
ever, found his partner, ~. ! ~tgart.
ESQ. ~ hs Office tnIs morning. snd
asked the truth 81 the statement "Ifs
r fctton." sad he. "mado 0at ol
who'd cloth. The Democrat has never
been informed that Be- is candidate.
Mr. knapDen ls not candidate. VII
not be, never Sad he was. and in fact.
has besn out Of town for week. ~
kaEIe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

The Johnstown Flood Citizens Relief
Committee Send Out a Report.

The JohustoWn lioou titlIcns heitei
Committee Send Out Report.
The JOhnstOwn Citizens Committee
who had charge of the contributions
sent to the relief OF the victims of the
terrible washout, which occurred May
80, 1859, have ISSUED a final report and
closed the books. The contributions OF
money aggrcg cgatcd $S5l ,Z95.62 from al
sources. whlie the value OF clothing.
provisions aud supplies swclls tle az
grcgatc to over a million dollars. TINS
includes the money sent directly O. the
committee and by them distributed and
the report adds that atout three times
as much money and provisions We're
sent to Gov. Beaver and by him dis
trDuted. Michigan stands fourth 10
the list Of states contributing to the
relief committees funds. Illinois
comes first with sls4.347.44; New York
gave S74,0Ss02; Onlo, s34.lS1.A2 ANA
Michigan Sj0,4Si.lI. Chicago stands
far IN the lead OF every other city ex-
cept Pittshurg, which gave S250,770.72.
and Detroit stands second with So
775.Is. The casl contributions sent
from this city amounted % s., ,323. 90.
not including several large sums sent
by private parties 10 DINER reiIef com
mittees and mausgeTs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

The folowug officers have been
elected ~ wboop her up during the
coming campaign by tae Prohibition
state Central Comm tfce. Cbarman.
Rev 7 W. Reid. 0f ths city. secretary.
bert Dodge. of f0a erf lit, treasurer.
j. Warng. oi Adrian cyecgf So
committee. J ~ Tsten and ~ ~.
Breeze. tbe officers being ,s-0lnci0 mem
befg of the comm ttee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

An officer RI Chicago brought down
from Mackinac Yesterday hotf. oia-
m0ud snd money sneak, named = =.
MDfgfn. whom be- hsd cspiured uu
north The prisoner took g tern 1orsrr
sl5o1rr Era ore ~ fBp strong D.sceF ~
hfa l13arsers. sid vas ts sen tr Chicago
Ga tie Tn O'Clock tfeIr iesi rnt
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
He Caraf HIS Fafhnr.

(. A. sheldon presented his father
WITH sn elegant and expensive ebony
gold headed cane last evening Ihs
head bore the uscrp ption 81 sheldon.
from his son Sael Mr. Sheldon :
father. who fsan cid resident Of fhe far
West. hnf formerly of ths ctv. hss
been visiting hm FRI two weeks As
tie old gentleman has resehed tbe
mature sFe q - Tesrs tie caue H'i.l he
q very sceoptsye present coming a. Z
does from h.s Only s0n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
Sad 70 Behold

Ms Alice shsidel ri Alpine. gsvs
hrih to tIsbe 81 weeks ago and soon
sf.ervard became sioierty insnns.
Sts rss ordered a1mftsf ~ TIE asr-
lau ~ Ks.snazoo. yesterday. ~ t6s
T.rofate cogrt TIE unhappy Iafr res
- ro.ert taaf tas oshosrs celio tsr1 81
reatrs afr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY.
Judge Buriingame Rcturns Home Thi
week.


week
Judge Burlingame writes that he VIII
be home the latter part Of this week
or the first Of next. He is now in
Wetmore. Kan, visiting bis brother
VINO j. an attorney in that place. The
superior court VIII be rcOpcned next
Wednesday. when the case Of the CITY
-. Powers ot al. aud Geo. ii. Glider
sleeve vs.. VIM. Snyder So al., VIII be
taken up. The former VIII be- ou A.
order 10 show cause Ehy the preimiD-
ary injunction against Nr. Powers
should not be Dissolved and the latter
upon a hearing OF proofs and the COM
m.sslOner's report The case of the
CITY "a. Adrian Weilman was forwarded
% the supreme Court yesterday 0n au
appeal by Wcliman from the ruling Of
the superior court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
Contaaions pi.sasas.

Down Hofstrea. sge -. 20 Grand
vi cave. dinhtner.s, a. johnson. age
months. q - Tfeld-are.. cholera
i1fsntnm James MurEhy age Ie. 3ss
West Bridge 81, tvrh0ld lsFer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.


re hMEBIcAN PROTECTIVE TAEIsF lsAcrs
= ruhll aiBg Z mast valuable series u Iaflh
lC>.llIueuts- Iaese are prepared sita a : lev
- stzIe the facts ana arg uiIe nts rof ffofee-
tian. Wtether ia the interest," OF farHefs,
lxss5refs merchants or professional nsen.
haca estle Of the series appeals 70 those en-
gayea in separate Industries aua presents ln-
d-spus4nle facts -coflparisons OF "ases cost
Of living, ana other are AneDts sHVsln the
beneats of PT0tection-
ANY slugle one viii bs sent on receipt cf 2
cents ~ StaInps except wages. Laying ana
Iartd !" Whicd Will bs sent for cSnts.
The whole list will bc sent for ~ ycents or
any twelve for - cents. or any fiNe tcE 10
cents. postage paid. Orderly number.
No. Pass
I-~wases. Living and Tarir." Z. A. Hans,
2-"rss say.nts,.s os a Proisctive T.rin %
The LAooe aud Industries OF the Gitsi
staies lirst fttne Essay, lss7 ckA"- -.
s--Haias frocass:oa ssI-as.bls to Sup
toSnIsadit.ss iasq rssaiSed 'is for TIC Tebpis u
rAe CRited states. snd Adequate Home
aiSls witasst al ProSeeIi1. i Tarir.'' IErst
a.. frise A hfssy. isss D ,yDt foP9 ~. ~ 81
Materials be Advantageous 70 taa l-aDcr
and Industries Of The United sI<tes.''
g. fsliaclss OF cs-frades = p N1IIE-.. >.
o--sone Views on the Tariff 6y an Oh Busi-
s--rfs Prssective @ Tar rsrsf l.. Advantsre; for :"
the south" q. l.. EDwARDs. t....... g.
- lie wool Interest" Judge W n l-ANkkkCE "a
y-"Irotectisn us. Free Trade"-A Historical
Review. d. G. hAEAfnAs.. go. 20
ID TAe Earmer and the Tarin Col 1HonAs
n-~Ffqteet.on a. Pubic Policy" GEORGE S. :
hLLTWEiI..... .......-.-............-....--. 10
i2-"Repiy 10 the Presidents Frec-Trsee Mes
rage" h p. PoKTER..................... 3
ls-"N orr ingmen and the Isrin ........... .
IL" re Vital Question Shall American Indus
tries be Abandoned and American Mar
ketS - eadered ?.
15-Slme IN German. with Addition. ........ =. 8
lo-"Ihe Progress Of one Hundred Years"
kcnEET =. PORTEk. k........................ .
lI-"protecton for American shipping. .
lt-"lae ,ira. Not a Tax" HOMER y. pJBEII... {
- Why frisllInea Should ne ProtectiOaists." :
2J-"irOtection-" p Il. AMsIDOvS. ........... 4
zI-"N hai Is = Iari1 ?" Answers &C a Working
mans question ...-. ......-............
2s-"The American Wool Industry" Ell. AA-
eo-"wases and Cost Of Living" b WEEKS.
20" snort Talk 10 WorktnE'neb b."............ e
8O-" Protection and the Farmer" senator s. y.
NLLLoA--.-.- .------------ ~
Depression" by J. r.
Dodge and G.. " Ood dDayis...................... i
oS-"The SOutherner's National View OF
Protection" by Enoch Ensley. OF Ten
Z9-"Iariu Legislation from the Early Days
OF the Government" by an eX-confed-
crate --.-..-.-
American sugar Culture" by Senator
4. ;. PADDOCK ..-......-.. -...-.. !
3l-"troe Trade or PrOtecuon?" Blaine's
reply 80 Gladstone. ...........-......
32-"Speech OF Hon. Mm. Mckinley. Jr.
on the New Tariff Bill delivered May.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

The TELEGRAM-HERALD has closed arrange
ments with the American Protective Iarld
LEAGUE, OF New York, by which We are en-
ablcd TO furnish TO our readers any of these
documents At the same price YOU would have
10 PAY should you send 10 New York for them.
We have the complete list now OH hand. The
postage on a letter and the trouble o. writing
can be saved BIZ calling at this office and pay
Ing only the retail price. spend cents and
read Mckinley's speech in full.
IAE IEIE HERALD
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

CAPITAL INVESTED, s3.5o0,0o0
DAILY EXPENSES, $500
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x,xx. newos, In. x.-1hs kojaace shese q
= - Tnmasess eoverEmene - been puh~
- - - peep3e hass toeg beeo cus31as -
71oW Nv Donsys cOi1eeced ~ DEnn1e3a. II hts
SoeIfy e chtef - ~ gpvernmenk hn1 toeo
@itnzoe6 Ths ststemeutO ncs5pts - En-
af - f1oms thesein hare been veey eeFege3y
5000 II the Ipcnl DseA ~ ~ naianes
7me q uould appeas thst l1asss oasht - ~
ri - wpesh - propsfty and between " ~ 80
z - ennh - ~ haodeo oveT - ua1ketosss e0~.
I66oue THIS. hoWeses. proves - - ~
20, ~ : subssqenf - ~ pepeahas been
S1n1p1 % The preseut Aosean eovefonosk
SX6eh ahow net only teas Ne ssrpsua mnaey
- hesn patd. fus NJ psspsssy bouskE -
s - ~ - Harnesses eoveeumont NJ hoeu
ee6 - - German ntu VINO wefe sFeae-
- e fhe nDysFnnsnt 1os eeods, etc, suppljsd
- - epscined, - thae ~ ~ prppessy Sb1s 4
Z 14 - q about e10.09 coIIected frpm tie Whpio
RI "a - dining the tine she Tamnsexo epvgn-
- ~ sun ~ Dnn1ets are only two ltxhf
5S1c1S and ooos nuntefpal e1scfA
a. tonnasy 11th md 18th Wo6msate on1o 40
15oucpd. The bAsOmesef eeve time1y ~
~ - - Cnifed 0<ates etsamer Adams auH
eotnan cruiser AIsx1ads1ns went - - =
- The Adams went % fhe IeeNasd aud
r11epod h PsAo fasus which. bein9 : pee1eesiy
- 1oete1 hAxbor surrounded On III stdss ~
= m1uutstna. afforded secure haxbuR. The
dds ueathered TIE seorm ~ Monday
- = IuoedAy night - - and experienced
- - WeaIhes. 4 baxk and several snail
1sonou yemsined 81 anchoe II Apia ard had
- 1tGrolsy - riding ont The eAls. Tbs sxpsr-
- e ~ Last hurrfcope IN March ~ demOn-
4 1uood ~ pec0eoatgy a. leaving tAis hAxoos -
- euoeooch ~ I'D wee&hes.
n5foG4 Iewla etsveneon. n0volf1k No. tongh1
nnaef1ou Of - o. 80 ecres near Ap6a. whcro
- n11n6D . mahe his future houa He 0nds
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NnTECE--TH4 ANIMAL MEEyfS1 OF TEE
p4ay vii be bell at The eumpAnv o8Ss On
fssaer avenue, oppo*sss Scufh fhs ssrrst %
NonsAy. Msrcn 3 - II e'esssek . L. Ssshn "
"a esn. SECRETARY.
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q \ =

ETl@fr MAfkKf lis ~ Ali KINDS.
"A hrxsAes~ rsrsurr~ ard framing 70 order. ss
IaH Third street u. n Bsber Co
Nfks RowESA NICHOLS, AgTIsT-ARr
WI ssnsts LOIS Jaexsou street. dravtas.
csnyen. pnase,s. oils o1d iustsc psinSlnx In
class - rita per hear. pr1vais. - e<uts: Seso
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NOTICE TO PhopgIEToks-EsTixA
N fos passenger oad fssaghs ssevsscss. dumb
uss,egs and other hcissfag axhtn<Ty furnished
By j. F.ledlsnder. ~ cciNmhsa. scle arcst t1x
prcmiuens Kasoeru maaufaffngmm fisue fof
a kluds Of buildings a. the louesf t<5xsA
NorfcE-ALL pEEsoNs HofDsS0 CLAIMS
~ axAinse The wasasaxfOa Steamboat Ard
Trsnxfer catr,Aay will rreeens tie sa1s tos
payneuf tmnetsasesy Is ths1r o1ce.
9En. q JAC0HS
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xxeIxxxas Axp coxrr4cron.

cAs fEAS1fssS ERsDsE cOAFASY-Es-
~ ssE<rrx ard ecstr&essu tar bfsdxes os ever
sssscfsrfsoa. wharf tn tdsnx. pie dstysax 5fscs-
frg ax<d seesua ssmsyes exeaxsftfsrs rsnns ~
st<s sees:zcrs turwtsfed 90 appssSstioa; ssssrs-
sSoed~nee soz5 sssd. Oasce loo. Of gsrkson
or -. = att. N-s.
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&~-~-.
onN 3 RAfxh ATTORNEY AT,LAM foR
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49, - -, -,....,,= -=--.
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1~Eo1.S $780, IN
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- ne1ees 81 he Unzssd ssAtes snpssns
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FvRRrxR = Yvyrwrc g1onre 5 1890
4 g ssssxt asscEneys aad ccaassiIan AZ
- - - - 1o1eoa otock- seattle
-
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- =
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= $500 : .--------------
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49, 1919 - cees1s niocxs coe0sr Third aud
- M - -
tr AtiVhNk f-AI-AAWs
aepscsAir Rom 50 Seattle iicck
r1I-su . w.,vrS gw,s . ~--.,r. :. - $3.50
X S 80 -. = - - ssh AND U1ok0s
1888. sessfas eaock. corner Third and Cherry
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E41 - - 49, -
1e18 - -
-. 7. ..,.|f s.1 - Aefs0 = -
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49, - - - -
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=
sii ~ :. = ~ ~ ~ - Ai inassss ia
HtehsA sETsel
w ssasry eva 49, a. rssssarsst Can a
Je1nnnn6o ea1egG eGcnnife cunef aO9na
WASIkp-sfTrAT1Ox AZ cuA1B1RNAID
w In Iode1nehn<xe hotel peiva1< aouso o.
or3red. 161rSss ~ n. ossis.i 49, rronr
neof PIta
w nnn - ehsnh<r wosk; expsriencsd. Ad-
dfeO ~ North Eighth street.
Mrs w1xDEBAxK. LApTEs NURSE. GER
NJ ff0cnseA. llB Temperance street.
0XZp RAp2wU-MAEE.
CALEsMKx WAN1ED At 0NCR-A FEW
vhose~.;a ~ 1000 49, - -, ~ fsrrssf
nnnnferf,sr~rs - 80 lfn<. sffersI aalarv pnid:
p<fnanenf eisfoo: nouev advnncsd Ia
1870 edvxSt1s1nr - vur sevas exzdrem C6a-
enGnfsl Nsn1 Sn~ess,<ns "a fhsee~o III
UyAxIED-A0ENT8FO FOB efANLEY'D BOOK:
w prnopecsne tive Cali Is LIS Fin street
ana James.
uyAxTKD - IMMEDIATELY, 4 BARBER
" Apply Frod Ackermaa sohcme, wash
WANIEp--Y0uN0 NAN O. GOOD 1Usi.
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7 O6T-FRON EAsTPARK ADDITION ABOUT
IL December ~ . big Newfoundland dog.
collar on, white On breasi, 5ront feet one hind
fooe and ~ a tall: answers 70 Tho name Of
Ven building.
r OsT SUNDAY AFTERNOON, BETWRKN
IL James and Olive streets. goid spectarles In
case. Finder Will receive reward By delivering
at 610 sixth street.
T osT-AT POsTOFFIcE SATURDAY LAST.
IL . banch OF keya Finder viii be rvvafdek
on returning them TO west Seattle Ferry.
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notice. 10 CONTRACTORS

OFFICE SUPERINTENDEST SEATTLE 4
~ Northern hallway. Anacortee. wash.. Feb
ruary Is 1900 TO contractors: After March Is
next prc1le Of Seattle 4 Northern Railway y I'll
be ready sos contractors 70 examine f9r the pur-
pose Of bidding on the clearing. erubbing and
grazing the exfenaioa Of the railroad mp the
Sksgt valley Bids will be received until April
7. n HILL. Superintendent
IN received until IL o'clock. February % for
building bridge and sidewalks on Weller street,
from Filth 70 Ninth streets: plans and speciGca-
lions at city enKinecrs once: contractor 20 fur
ntSh oil material. payments will be made by
Ordsr ON the city monthly. 4. fsek. hox LIS,
seattle.
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GIRL on NIDDLE-AGED
w iady . conb IN small family IN cnuutyy:
permanent 0snation. Call at Ruso hotel, room
u bsfoso . = N today, % eddeons fossmastes.
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xorrcE or DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE or DHSSOLUY7ON.
NOTICE or DIseOLuTIoN-NOTICE Is
IN HEREBY given fhaf the arm q Gable stre8b
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent All
aceouuts and Indebtedness Of the 1rW Will be
assumed BY Philip Gabel. who viii continue
tn business 81 the old stand
PHILIP GAREL,
q. ~ sTBEfB.
February IL LOO.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION THE PAkr-
~ nenhip Asrescfpre existing between II.
Grimm and J. Young. under the arm name
Of the Seattle Wool wofke1. u dissolved bv
mutual consent II Grimm retires from bust
ueus J. Young oosumea all liabilities and col
H. GRIMM.
JACoB YOUNG.
seattle. wasa-. February Is Iseo.
NOTICE OF DlssoLUTIoS-THEc COMPANY
IN known - the Puget sound Mtik Co r.
hereby dissolved from February |. Is&1 All
bills must Dc prescntrf 70 cFosier = Murphy.
NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures r.
~ hereby sfsen that the 6rm Of sutherland
GRADY Is this day Dissolved All accoanfa
and Indebtedness VIII b. aseamod 6y william
sutherland MARTIN GRADY,
WILLIAM SUTHERLAND.
February 3. $50
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yUANTED-pARTNER NJ 4 0ENTLEMAN
w from the East wtsh large acquaintance
and good coonectioua, with some one Who II
pasaed on values and hss hsd experience In Be-
aftle rial essatA Address ". W.. Posf-lntelii-
goncer.
(U AETED-AN ACTIVE MAN TO TAKE AN
w interest In IN established ard paying
menulactpfing business: anyone looking for 3
businees opening will do we'll 10 investigate
this Address j. g., hcx LISA
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rocAL AN sNxrrrnryrsE Mrsr

MUSICAL iNsTITuTk-sorTnvEsr COR.
4u ur second and Ieuera ssreefss anier The
msnsseneDt ard personal dtrection ot Mrs
Willard: voice culture and ali branches 81 in
Hsnmentai Easie. onfy experienced and
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I The north hall Of block .. Com.
stocks supplemental addition.
llls-Rls> feet on shss . ssdeSs
ifhis rno4g nffsac 70 huisdln3 plat
10 escarsA ard level ana com naiasss
3 most striking and varied view.
Juss note thar these cAoce spots
arr hstng -xssherra in" ~ those
Who agpFerisfe the fsef tast
/. fancy rrcpesty VII bring
fancy" priocA Price G@; cue-
half cash.
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PENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADouAg-
hssrs. machines and ssppsiex: shors nk1d ard
msrhinsz reate1 Room 80. seattle block
sorssr Third snd Cherry sfrees&
yxrASHIsGToS TYPEWRITER HEAD
w xnass<ss-Steno9rapsers furnished: Short
hard And fypewxsssnx work exec1seds type
urtsers rs1ied KSxwsl hook. Columbia
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s0CIETY NOTICES
CTEyEvs RELIEF CORPS. no. MEETS IN
- Red Mems hail on second and fourth FRI
days Of each month - O'Clock p m Entrances
on Marion st eet
CEATTLE LODGE no. Z, l. Q. O. p. MEETS
North ssasfie. ~ - c'cacrks members af sister
hedges snd soaoarnsns brothers in good standing
are cordially invited 70 attend.
FRED A. JOHNSON, n. q.
JOHN T. KNOTT. ssc'y.
Fu@foftee box x19
DAESrER CIRCLE. C. L a c.. MEETs NEXT
II Monday evening 81 IL North Ninth strecs.
corner Cedar. ell Chsutanauans CORDIALLY In
rsfsa-
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W ANTEp -FIRsrCLAss STEAM LAUNCH
w for Green Lake. Apply TO y. &. XIII
bourne. MANAGER Green lake Electric Railway
Co. ql6 second street.