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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-02-14

tho purpose Of spending the winter in more
congenial cllmes missed it badly this winter.
North Dakota has had the finest weather this
winter ever known anywhere.
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-Cassslton Republican: Baker 4 Wilcox,
proprietors Of the fourth avenue market. have
bought ont one Of tn" largest markets in Far
60. The gentlemen have not yet decided ms
to whether they will close out their business
here or not.
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How does it come that The dakota Suffer.
ers' have not yet received at this station, a
consignment Of old c:othcR, spoiled meat, false
teeth, anti. deluriau plug hats night caps, old
socks, etc. We feel slighe1. ard don't think
they treat uS right.
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Mr. f. D. Wallace has our thanks for a
cory Of Commissioner Hagsrts's official direc-
tory Of the states OF North and South Dakota.
for 1852 1t is hrmfu OF valuable inforlua-
ton, and ls & great credit to the compiler.
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PROGRAy u N II

Of Teachers' Association. to Meet at
Hope. March !. 1890.
l. CRUDE Method in Number work,
8. J. AxDAHL.
2. First Lessons In Language,
MISS NJ. PAIGE.
3. The School rs n Factor In Civilization,
T.S. HUkT
4. The Use Of the Word List at the Head a.
Reading Lessons
H. WILLIAMS.
PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
(Trihune please copy.)
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Meetings every evening the coming week
in the NJ. E. church. R4v. G.. q. Fairbanks,
from Page City, will probably preach every
evening after Monday. All are invited to
attend.
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The sl4ighine has Eoen TIE finest, tle pasl
week. that Dakota has known in years, and
many have avatled themselves Of the oppor.
tunity Of taking slide.
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-E. J. u. z. Mcmahon will now place
money on town property owing to the extan-
sion Of the Great Northern Railway from Hope
to Devils Lake. @
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aota Chief Thrasling Machine Company, was
in town Tuesday.
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MIR. L. H. Paige departed Tuesday for a
few days visit at Casselton and Fargo. H.
will return Tomorrow.

The Ladies Aid Socirty of tho CongreRa.
tlonal church will meet at the residence Of Ms
Jas. Warner next Thursday afternoon, Feb.
Goth, at , O'Clock.
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We wish to saT right here that Postmaster
Rice. since fitting his room IN, has one Of the
finest and most tastiy arranged little Offices in
the state,
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The petition protesting against the licena-
ing Of lotteries was circulated amcng and
signed quite freely hy our citizens last Satur-
day, v"ry few refusing to sign.
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and sid"-splittinr farce, at the concl'Ision Of
the drama, The New Magdal~n, Saturday eve.
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Parties wanting feed should not forget
that L. H. Paige is prepared to sell corn and
all kinds Of feed by the ton or in larloada, at
very low prices. Call at Carg'l Bros. elevator.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-02-14

Loans on best terms-interest only once a
gear. E, PAIL,
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--Neats'oot oil for harness, rea'.y for use,
$l.0O per gallon, at
{. W. UAWDY's.
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Old papers. good for shelves or wrapping
paper, for salo al this Office. at 25 cents per
100.
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Ono week from tonight, the 2lst. occurs
the grand hall under the auspices of the Hope
Cornet Band. Tickets are now on sale at all
the business houses in town.
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This is a Great Country !

tn" north SOUTH with
keen it and promise t." Distribute this have done before
determination
be
is o
Sell Cheap.
all
theft
In
in
$4,000
am going to sell goods down. and dem"
lei. FL. w ASEAG. HOPE, an. D.
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Atty. c. J. Pau, went to Fargo Tuesday
on legal business, returning Thursday.
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DON'T fail to witness Tho New Magdalen
at Opera hall to-norrow eve.
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FATAL PASTIME.
..w;nv With a Pistol Causes a
Fatal Wound.
/. ,o,,Nc MANS cARELEssNEss.
=, paterson, Photographers Re-
accidentally Shoots Himself
.r.,,.rd. and will Probably Die.

-. ALLOWING dispatch, concerning the
l ,s..,.I shooting of weli-known young
- .as received by the PesT-IsrELLI-
80 s..r,e Yesterday afternoon from Ballard.
q. q seattie's suburbs:
!. ,asa this morning Samuel Peterson acci-
.'s..,,v shet himself With SS-caiibre revolver
dtaA. 49,, hanneues ia the yard of Dir. F. E.
rs W ~ wsx care,ess!y tossing the revolver
fsaA - ,stch,r.g Il as 1t came down. Ii slipped,
- ground and exploded. The bullet
~ = ~ -ounr man in the right breast. just
go -. ~ rinpe. taking an upward course and
s"sh:r Ia,ciug in his back. Peterson is a
s-r,,.,...eeriug Young man, 23 years OF age.
s.s,' a seattle from Ros ksord, III. fourteen
ss.S. sso. and since then has been employed
= ..so,c,,er in the various photograph Eailer-
.s.s., civ. He vas spending sunday with
Z. ..,,. al Mr.. aud Mrs. 2. L. Pe,s, friends of
{ 4 - al Rockford. IL. when the accident
- ~. Walter Johnson is treating the
1...asa man. bat as yet it is imposs bic to
- ;ns, how serious the wound may prove.
q, Peterson was at one time emplo;ed
). u.xs-s. La Roch & Co.. anr also Boyd
s,sss. photographers, and TOR time had
..o,ox IN the Moore building. a reporter
"a On Dir. Boyd yesterday evening and
{ .sax,d him tue above disI latch. Mr.. Boyd.
-, hooking at the sheets OF tissue, said !:
apete.son was very honorable boy, and
~ he bes. retoGcher on the Coast. He
:, made raeny friends while in this city,
- vjll learn of his probably fatal accident
ria much pain.
when be came out to the Cosst from
4. Eat lew months ago he was nearly
- from some kind of wasting disease,
Il he reiavenaiing Sound breezes pro-
5aosl wonderful change. and be was al
80 entirely well. He had been making
arrangements, in company with Mr.. 7. II.
cuie, tne photographer, to 60 out rusti-
n,ug n the suburbs for few days"
Ep q late hour last evening no change
n he unfortunate young mans condition
-. ...,o-fad
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CHAUTAUQUA.

Season Opens July o. 1890.
]. Seeretarias destitute Y. NJ. c. A.. July On,
2. Puget sound Chautauqua Assembly, July
q to August /.
g. Ministers Iastitute.
4. w. G. T. L. school, ol Methods.
{. Grand Lodge. I. o. q. r., August r.
Lectures concerts, entertainments. sept. !.
Puget sound aud Aisska steamers leave Io1-
ler's wharf daily, except sunday, for grounds
and Tacoma a. 10 a. m. Returning leave Ta-
coma for grounds 8 p. m; save Eroauas for
Seattle &. 90 p II. Fare, round trip. 75cs good
ten days. Pacific Navigation steamers Leave
Bakers whaSf daily, except Sundays and
Mondays, al 80 q. II. Tor grounds and Tacoma
Returning leave Tacoma 2 m leave grounds
= D m. Round trip including admission. 81:
admission zoe per cay; 81 per week; 81 per sea-
SON. children free: liberal discount 10 families.
Rev. C. r Pomeroy. superintendent Grounds
Rev. d. /. Pierce. President
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A Bic SHOW.

.sila the John Robinson show which ex.
sSs's q Seattle July 22nd, axe the largest mum.
49,, ~ snsstsio DC found with any show in
is,.,cs iheFe are ten lady horseback cques-
Ia shung whom will be found Miss
s,,s. " Not'. TIE acknowledged aeroiGe hose
sufiaa OF lie werl.. Thee arc iweaty-oue
=, ~ .ema'e seroeats aud gynnasis, there
a.. YEA YEA siase iwo. four aud six no Sc riders
100 =. ~! rder who dcs AMI 4 i've .tAirty ponies
M. 4. SCI AID bicycle ayti,,s, twenty gym
r. 81 SPECIALISTS, and ten comic clowns.
I'll! tig SOW ana surely q good one. Dom
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ygsriBuLEp TRAIN SERVICE

~ sae Northern Pacific railroad: dining cars
n ~ eeping cars every day in the year. Seattle
s,ssAlcsso III miles the shortest route. Second
wnnocations.
.'stf'rhksE HOURS AND rHIRrY-stx MINUTES
ts,,,1-. ~ reaching Chicago via this line. A.
soK,ss.' <, city ticket agent, 7i6 Second street.
SOL s.oek; h. Ionkin, depot ticket agent
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE-PUBLIC NO
~ tice is hereby given that /, Fra K Aron-
son. assignee in a certain procee ling in insol-
vency. now pending in the superior Court of
King County. WASHINGTON, entitled J. p. Mears
& SON VS.. Their Creditors, in pursuance of an
order in this behalf heretofore du made by
said court will sell and Cause to be sold at pub
lie auction, for cash. at the premises numbered
70g Pike street in the city OF Seattle in said
county, on Monday, the 9Th day of August,
$780, at IL o'ci ok a. m. and between that hour
and IL clock noon of that day, and between
the hours of o'clock p. m and O'Clock p.
m of that day, and continuing every day
thereafter at like hours. excluding Sundays,
until the sale is completed all the stock of
eoods, wars and merchandise, and the fix
lures OF which am now in POSSESSION as such
assignee, to-wit: A general line OF boots ard
shoes and shelving and counters, and so all
the unpaid book accou ITS, chooses n action and
evidences of Indebtedness in my possession as
FRANK ARONSON. Assignee
Preston, Carr q Preston, Attorneys for AS
signee.
18TH day of July. 1870.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Nyo1ICE-BIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ Board of Education OF Seattle School Dis
frict No. /, at their building. corner Seventh and
Marion streets. until Monday, August 4. 1890 at
D. m, for furnishing the school district with
coal tor ensuing year.
screened coal from bunkers by car load Sec
ond, furnishing screened coal from city bunkers.
BY order of board,
M A. HAWTHORN, Sec
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~ CLEARANCE SALE AT BAsYE'S
en- s'aaahce sale OF canes, umbrellas, siatuery,
~ 's ware, novelties and ali odds aud ends
~ P. noata. J. X. Basye. iewe.ry emporium.
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SALE THIS WEEK.
css v1se furnishing goods, ali reduced. Chester
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helssS - OF tickets reading VIA he Union
aad ~. ~ lhe East are good via Salt Lake City
ctr .ss''ei Without extra charge. A. c. Martin.
c ~ sgent, 10 Second street. Boston block
~1.wta. agent, city dock
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NOTICE 70 srocKHoLDERS.

-
WASHIEGToS SOLDIERS HOME a
w meeting OF the board OF trustees OF the
warrington Soldiers Home viii be held at Ia
coma MONDAY. Angus. Is. az p n, for the
oiner business as may properly come before the
Ooard proposals. OF donations Of land, under
section e OF the Soldiers Home act will then
with the secretary, at Seattle, on or before said
oate BY order OF the trustees
GEO II. BoARDxAN. President
NJ n HOLMES Secretary.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ o. trustees of the Great Western Iron and
- S e., Som pany, eorporafIon.To the trustees
tnat q meeting of the board OF trustees of said
corporation will be held at the office OF the COM
pany A. room ls in the Kline G Rosenberg build
ins, OF 'front.' street loot OF Cherry street. in the
city OF Seattle, state OF Washington. at i o. m.
(Signed) T. $ j. HUNT.
Two OF the persons named as trustees in the
sIIlcles OF incorporation of said corporation.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ Tor reducing capital stock First Regiment
Armory Association. Notice Is hereby gwen by
the undersigned trustees of said association TO
.ne stocxnolders thereof that meeting OF the
socknotuers VIII be held at the Office OF Struve
halnes McMicken, Room Is, Newlin block. on
the north side of Columbia street between
second second street and Third street. in the city of
ee.,.s,A .ns county. state OF washington. on
Seturosy, the 18th day OF August, 1880. at the
nour OF o'clock in the afternoon Tor the pur-
pose OF reducing the capital stock of said com
pany TO the sum OF seven thousand dollars. 10
De divided into seventy shares of the par yslue
OF one hundred dollars per share All the
stockholders are requested to attend
j. C. HAINES
CHARLES II. KITTENGEa,
J. A. HATFIELD
s. w. SCOTT
JOSEPH GREEN.
II. G. STRIVE,
E. NJ. CARR
C. l. F. KELLOGG
JOHN P. HoIT,
p1seo June ., 1880 Trustees
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CriYRYorsyrs.

DR. ]. r. BENJAMIN, or NEW YORK.
~ scientific astrologist Located i.422ts
Front street.
NINE. LA WEE NOTED cLAIRvOYANr
VI and trance medium; can be co sGtted by
all on every subject: Subtraction guaranteed or
no pay. Parlors. II and Is S:monelI house, 500
Third street
MADAME TEITsWORrH. OLDEST NATURAL
vi seer and hest clairyoysat fGF;gne teller:
q years experience. Rchslieu Houss. corner
bird and Oh r-y.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTfCE-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
~ fore existing between B. Eistsr and l.
Kosentahl is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. b. Elster viii pay all bills and collect all
dspts due the said frm. B. ELSfER.
ROSENTAHL
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ssx"sss reader of the WEEKLY PosT-IsrgLII-
So p.s.nss az opportunity 20 secure a copy 10
Il , Va. Edl tlon of Mebster's Dictionary.
CO.. & !oa are already a subscriber. sasi css.re q
Ns NJ lais magnificent work. remit 81 20 and
essssD .aoaa.y VIII be forwarded 70 your ad
ksa.IF .sstsse paid. and yoar subscription ex.
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4rroRyEY-s-xT-L<m.

aA&VH-f y 81 a -L~W.
E,ISCH. SHOOK q GLASGOW ID. 0. FINCH,
II r. = Sncox, J. y. Gisseowj, atsotrsys snd
counsailors-at-iaw, rooms 80, rs. "a Butler
block, third door
CMITH & IIrTEiL. ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw;
- rooms Seo, SIC. 81 Butler building
THEODORE J. Dc PUY. Ax-JUDGy OF THE
Chicago & w. n. railroad. late CT Los An
geies. Cal Land and corporation lawyer sIs
Second street Erle- block. r. ouls anaf.
A RTHuR. sPRgess & LOGAN, ATToR
"A neys-sf-law, rooms xiS-2is Butler block
Second ard James streets, seAtie.
w d. LANBGTH. LAWYER. GENERAL
w. practice. o22 sscosd street. corner
Cherry.
NJooRE. TURNER & ELLSWORTH ATToR-
4n neys-af-c.aw. Rooms Is aud 81. Coiman
oock fraiice IN al 'he courts
~ n. EMERy-ATToRSss T-AT-IAw AND
~. G. 5. Commissioners. ONE n Holyoke
block. corner Front ~ pr.nv. Seattle, wash.
nYER l. cRAvEs-ERusrsg P. DYER
ga ard sl5 Hrsle- block, Seattle, Wash, corner
Second an James.
EMNoNs& EMMoSs. ATTORNEYS AT-LAw.
~ Seattle. Wash.: fest!and, Or.
CHEPARD. SMITH & LYON. LAWYERS.
block.
GALE & FAY. ATTORNEYS AID coUN-
" sellers, rooms sud IL. Boston block:
riparian Law as.d iapd oates:s specially.
TT Z. AMEs & z f. SIMPSON, ArToR-
AAe news end coanss Tors as-lAw. rooms
and = Frye block. Front STREET.
UIESTLING & WRESTLING tIosHuA x.
w Wrestling and Frank q. Hisssl,agl af.or-
neys and coanseiors az las. Rooms and 5,
Boston block. Seattle. was-.
JAMES 3. HOWE. LAW.
- member of the United STATES supreme
Court bar. Room .. sande rsoa block
GREENE q TURNER ROGER $ GREENE,
NJ L 1. Turner, attorneys ani counsetIOrs.a.-
law. Rooms 81. IS and 81. Boston block. seattle.
Wash.
pREsToN. CARR & PRESTON fHARoLD
Preston, (. n. Carr. {. > Psessoal. attc:-
neys and counse.lors-at-aw Rooms III, III
.ls and 2i4. seattle bloes.
~ Z. BOWMAN = ATrORNEY-A4- Law
~. Room s6S, Seattle bloc, oo-usr rhird AMI
Cherry streets.
~ 4. NJ. PRATT. ATToRNEy-AT-LAw:
Ne corporation. resi- estate Jaw DAMAGE sci.s
especially. Room sSs, Seattle olocA.
C'HAPIN & WILSON tGEoRGs =. CHAPLIN, II.
~ u. Wilson, stscrneys-at-iaw. Eoon Al.
third nno- hittiuFer hsocS, northwest corner
south Second and washington.
k5Elhh-OS & PESSEFATHkR; FRED III.
Peterson, Il. II. Penressther, attorneys Gni
counsellor at-isw; ofsie9 ehisi eEree., be.weaa
James and Cherry; rucEas and5. Temple court
Seattle, WASHINGTON.
pEEs p DANIELs. ATTORNEY AT-LAw.
IA rooms 2ii-2i2. second hoor 81 Ter block.
ID X. NICHOLS ATTORNEY-Ar-LAW
III. North Yakima. W. T
ENGIEEERs and C0yTR ACTogs.
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE gOMPANY-RN-
y giueers srd contractors fer bridges OF ever
description; wharf building, pills driving, drsds !.
iry and steam
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IT r. HAMMOND 4 CO. SUCCESSORS TO
HI Anderson d. Faegrel. commission mer-
chants and wholesale dealers in hay, grain, feed
and produce: storage solicited. Commercial
dock, loot Madison street. esattles WASH
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HsrDDaEsSTyG.

HAIR DREsSiSG--La BELLE CoIFFURE:
Ii ladies aud ea.iGfens halr dressing ard
manicure parlors; hair cut DYED. sinsed sham
pooed and dressed in tn izs,st E@ropkan
styles: dry cleaning In sli 81 hrsrFhe Gcoms
2 and 4. Atkins hfrs k, ~ G g'efs Stree
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hs. aoses Of Moo.e's Revealed Remedy will
IL 81 ZEE better II IL dou't you can get
" Any druggist
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INNING GKoLoGfsE.

CHARLES r. tLAChBUIS PRACTICAL
- mining seoiogiss and miEeralogist, will ex-
anime and report on the condG on AID vslua OF
any mining property ia the STAT. FoImtr.y Of
the united states geological survey; SIX cen
years experience: thoroughly ~ actirai and
all work guaranteed. God, silver cooper and
lead mines bought ani sold Address Mountain
View. King county, Wash.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

CHANKS d DOOLEY HAVE REMOVED
- their law office TO 30, 81 and 80 Frye block
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REMOVAL

THOMSON d NHITE-CIVIL ENGINEERS,
l. have removed 10 rooms - and -, Colman
building. Front street. between Columbia and
Marion
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q lang & Co. druggists. have removed 10
satsesl. Colman building.
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tAlstss.M SNURRAY. skA6IT COUNTY, SEE
* Ariner, ) i.iewet.ya Dodge building
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ESeI.EEns AND coyrn4croRs.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE #CONPANY-gN-
~ gineers srd contractors fer bridges OF ever
description; wharf building, piIs drying drsds :.
icg ana steam shovel excsyauns: plscs AMI
specifications furnished on application: eoTrs-
spondence solicited, olics foos os Jscksaa
street, Seattle. wasH
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EISCF. SHOOK 4 GLASGOW ID. O. FINCH,
IT H. y SncoE J. y. GlsseowJ, attorneys snd
counsailors-st-saw, rooms 80, rs. "a Rutlef
block third door
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JFIERWgREaE.

GREEN & NUGENT. VETERINARY PHYST-
u cia-s and Surgeons honorary graduates Ont
Vet College: Office an2 insrms y at Quincy Cab
Stables, cor West aud University streets Tele-
phone 1872
DR A. J. MCINTOSH. GRADUATE OF on
Dtario veterinary college, Toronto Ofios
and inf-Tary al Montans stables, Fifth and
Washington streets Office telephone, soc: res
iGcnca, 3S-
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sTEEOGRfPHERE
MAY ELLIOTT - aTESOGRAPH-E AND
W. typewriter: stepogrsphie work of all kinds
executed. Rooms anu :. Kora block.
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR-
hters; machines and supplies: shorthand and
fypewriting Offices; stenographers aeeney.
machines rented. Room So, Seat.ls block,
corner Thiri ard Cherry streets.
NUASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w eusrters-Stenogrsphers furnished: short
hand and rypewrisng wcrk szecu:eG: typ--
writers rented Roxwen block. CoiumbiA
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1eapsny. ' " we eaion "sfs
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THE LIGHT RUNNING HOUSEHOLD WITH
i new woodwork and new attachments mes ss
the world. Sold on easy terms at IO6 Pike
street.
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DREsToN. CARR & PRESTON HAROLD
Preston, <. N. Carr, Z. > Psessoal atte.-
neys and counse.lors-at-iaw Rooms III. FL,
aS and PA. seattle block.
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0CULIsTs AND AUR1srs.

nR KIBBE-0CULIST AND AURISr AND
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once, room 81, Boston block
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KANSAS.


FoRT SCoTr, KAN, Nov. 5.-Con
gresham Funston (R.) is reelected in
this, the Second district, over Chapman
O.)
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 3. The
Times, Democrat, claims that the Farm
ers' Alliance has swept Kansas and has
elected the entire state ticket By from
10 900 TO 10, 900 pleurality. 1t also
claims the defeat Of all Republican con-
gressmen, Furnston, alone, excepted.
ASTHE TOPEKA CAPITAL SEES IT.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov. 5.-The To-
peka Capital (R.) sends the following to
the Associated Press: This city and
county elects the entire Republican
ticket by small majority of q few hun
dred, save one representative to the leg
islature, Wis, Baker (F.) au6 Gnti-ln-
gals. The state returns have decided TO
look for Willetts' and the defeat of three
and possibly four or five Republican
congressman. Moonlight (D.) beats
Case (R.) IN the First district. Davis
(A.) defests Phillips (R. in the Fifth,
and McNall is beaten in the Sixth. In
the Seventh HoliOwell comedies Simp-
SON S election by 5000.
The chairman of the Peoples party
claims to have received returns from 1900
voters, which would give Willetts about
1000 plurality.
The Republican committee claims that
on joint ballot in the legislature In
gals will have o majority.