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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
Philadelphia Store
POST OFFICE CORNER.
SPECIAL OFFERING IN DRESS GOODS

We offer this week your choice of 80 different shades of
Wool Henrittas Dress complete for S3S This incudess yards
SO inch goods slesa cmbrcs lining silk and
Buttons Linen for bottoms braid stays Full Dress Pattern,
and all trimmings complete wool Henrietta for S3.9S.
The above stands good for this week only and will positively
be withdrawn from sale Saturday
We offer also for this week only especial Bargains
in ladies underwear Ladies Jersey Ribbed pants and
white Scarlet and natural positively all wool go This
is especial number, and can never be duplicated.
Ladies' all wool fast black Cashmere Hose a
The phenomenal large Business that doing in
Wrap and Cloak Department that underse all
competition We will keep line i'll this department complete
and any body in of wrap depend being exactly
suited both in styles and prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Some Of the Democratic Office holders
Of Sedgwick county who were elected to
their fat places only by the aid of Repub-
lican votes are putting in their time and
money 10 beat the Republican nominees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
A Conspicuous Object Lesson.

From the Kansas City Star.
Ii is claimed that one-third Of the FIVE
million dollars raised for the Johnstown
sufferers. was stolen by the men who
handled 1T. The Conemaugh disaster
brought out in vivid light the nobility
and deprayity of human nature.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
go - o. 81. d 80

From the Lawrence Journal.
IL II said that the Peoples party has
been ordered by its leaders "a form iu
procession on the day u election. march
To the various voting places and each
member cast his ballot in the presence
Of an appointed leader. after which hi.
name il checked and he will b. allowed
b. 20 his wav We 10 not know Wisetia~r
this - true or nos. but n n - the PeO-
Piles party can have little 10 saw m thu
future about political blsssss aud Eerfs.
Such a method would ~ q Disgrace 10
American citizen ship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Two of the daughters of William Wal
ter Phelps. our minister 10 Berlin, are
engaged to officers of the German army.
That settles it, There will be no tariff
retaliation on the United States with all
this influence at court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

The evidence is all IN, the argument
has been made and the case given TO the
jury. The verdict will be made up at
o'clock this evening. Who can guess
what it will be: AS to this county and
congressional district there ought to be
no question.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
His Constituents Endorse Him.

From the Kansas City star
Mr. Plumb stated in his speech ut Wa
mego that he voted against the confer
ence report on the Mckinley bill because
he hoped an opportunity would be- af-
forded him TO modify some portions Il
the bill in the interest Of his constitu-
ents. The senator may enjoy yet an
other chance OF carrying out ms good
intentions. The Mckinley bill il a law,
but it is not vet beyond tn- power Of re-
peal. Ii was Abraham Lincoln who
said that nothing is settled which is not
settled right.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

- Balfour has offered to build a bridge
in Ireland aud pay for it out of his own
pocket, in order to help the suffering peo-
pie. We quite agree with the New
York Star that he could help Ireland
much more easily if he would only imi-
tate the example of Judas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

The Democrats who were elected to
Office in Sedgwick county by Resubmis-
sion Republicans are laying themselves
out to beat the ticket nominated by the
Resubmission Republicans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
Wen. What Would that Prove7

From the EmPoriA Republican.
Mr.. Inga Is saws his declaration that
the publication Of politics Is an irides-
cent dream, was made simply az
statement Of fact. This is eXplana-
ton by way Of reiteration. II 4 should
call b liar. ann afterwards explain that
be was simply making q statement q
fact, there would probably be a fight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
Heres Cold COMFORT

From the Lawrence Journal
The sarcastic Chicago Times wants
Harrison To explore the frozen north
when he is dismissed from ms present
JOB. for the reason that he Is by nature
calculated to Withstand the rigors Of the
northern climate Bnt wouldn't there
be danger that the "open polar sea,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
What it Decides.

Prom The IOpekn UcmUCfht
The decision of Judge Caldwell on the
Iowa o. p. case does not decide the ques-
ton of the constitutionality of the Viii
son bill.
Judge Caldwell simply decides a case
as TO the law of Iowa.
The constitutionality Of the Wilson
bill was not touched upon, and proba-
bly, will not be till the United States SUI
preme court knocks it out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
Everybody Likes 70 Herr Him.

Everybody Likes 70 near KIM
From the Mulvasc Record.
Judge Slu,s gave a very entertaining
talk at the rink last Friday evening. He
was billed for political speech. but he
devoted most Of his time To- showing why
the people OF Kansas are more deeply in
debt, and why more farms are mort
gagged I'm Kansas than there were IN the
states farther east, when they were as
new as this state now Is. Everybody.
even his political opponents, like 10 hear
Judge Sluss make "A speech.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Senator Stewart of Nevada, thinks the
days Of big mine bonanzas are over.
How soon man grows dubious after
he has made bis pile.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

The diabolical trading and selling
which has taken place between the ALI
ance and Democrats in order to beat
Charley Luling are damnable.
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Excelleuce Appreciated.


The Wichita EAGLES Oklahoma de-
parrment Is more fully and better pre-
pared than aDy newspaper reports thst
reach our table. Democrats and Repub-
icans alike concede tins fact.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Kansas stands nineteen in the test Of
forty-three states in late census, She
stood twentieth ten years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

The available balance in the
United States treasury, Oct. 81, was
S63, S57, 304.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

If New o. leans want TO atone for her
lottery sin she will proceed to crush out
those Italian cut threats of the Malta.
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EXCHANGE SHOTS.
Best in the West

From the Ellsworth Republican.
The Wichita hog market is said by our
shippers to be much better than Kansas
City
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Probate Judee-w. T Buckner
Comfy Attorney--W. = Morris-
Clerk District Court-Chas. II. Luling.
Superintendent Public lnstructioP-D. (. Pence.
COMMUNIST oner First District-H {, Smith.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Let Wichita stand by Wichita today,
to man.
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The Dollars were not Participating. {"


From tbs NeN YORK saa-
IL h reported from Chicago that the
Hon Thomas Bracket Reed lost ms
pocketboOk az Waterloo, Iowa, issf
Thursnsy night, and had TO borrow Tor
berth IN a sleeping car. Dir. Reed :
mathematical talent Il limited. after all
be can't count a quorum IN has pocket
when the dO.lars arr absent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
EpUBLIcAN STATE TICKET.
CHIEF JUSTICE.

CHIEF JUSTICE.
Albert H. Horton Shawnee county
GOVERNOR
Lyman L. Humphrey ............ Montgomery county
LIEUTENANT VERNON
7 Felt =. Nemaha county
SECRETARY OF STATE.
William Higgins Shawnee county
STATE TREASURER
S G. Slower ......... ........... Republic county
ATTORNEY GENERAL
l. e KELLOGG ....................L Lyon county
STATE SUPERINTENDENT.
George W. Winans. Geary county
STATE AUDITOR
Il n. Hofey hOlaS cVuASy
FOR CoNGREss.
JAMES r. HALLowELI4
OF Sedgwiek County.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
THE TwENTY-EIGHT LARGEST.

Following is a list of the cities of the
United States which contain more than
100000 people, according to the eleventh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
For the State Legislature.
County Officers.

S2d District--George J.. Douglass.
SD District-E. W. Phillips.
6llh District. +. Henley.
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spInrTuALrsm.

4 RkIsAs-MAs. Dk- A. DEnon Z. or AEw
~ Ycrk. the woFld-seno~net AMI highly
cssebrsied basiness aud tstt trance fpediun.
she - tho only pAtnt al born trance medium in
the world; ~ = sexenth daughter. hnra with =
double veil ana wonderful pr rhetie kin OF
second sight tbs she WI prove: esefy hidden
mys.sry revealed, tells yoar efttre lie. past.
present ana iufare. in q lad trance giycs your
name IN fail. also your future husband "a vile.
with age aud dste Ct marriage In business
losses, lawsuits. marriages, divorces, deaths.
uniting the separated, removing evil infin-
ences. Fsssorsng lcst lore. ate has no equal.
Mrs. DeH.we wishes IL distinctly unaentcod
that she s4yuftlscs nothing bat shat she can
do. and would not be chased with The many
cheap Tsrefenltrs { nnd In every city AL who
are in sickness or ia trouble all who's fond
hopes have been blasted. and AL wbo have been
oeeelyea and disappointed through the Ease
predictions Of others. hesVFe giving up ia despair
are Invited 10 call and be convinced - The sri8s
statements OF The above without delay Ten
thousand dollar challenge so an medlmFn who
can exeel hrf ia her startling revelations ~ the
past. present asd future events OF persons
lives Psrlors. II AMI u. Mallory house. laird
aad James streets.
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- WIN Have sl.e tieaa~ Of Racing The
kittsie. of Portland.

- VIII Have tlse nesaa~ Of ksctaE the
kittsie. az Portland.
The postponed rare OF the Seattle Yacht
aan took place yesterday mornine and
sAs Won by q. V. Johasen's boat. Noun
-. IN hours, 3 minutes and seconds.
ths course Was the same rs ia the other
we races, namely from Raalons's boat
sease TO Milton Head 10 five mile point
aRa Return. The race commencei shortly
asf II o'csock, when an excellent aorth-
IS ssst bscess wss blowing over the nAy that
shed The sails % ;hs boats and carried
1sia swiftly through the waters.
!. Tie boats that entered The race were the
Asaas's. Myrtle A. idler, Viking, Eagle
ID Cleveland.
aae idlef was the FIRST boat over the line.
eossing II al - minutes ard Is seconds
,ss' Ii, The others followed ga order
!, asFsls A, 70 minutes and - seconds past
O'Clock, Viking - minutes and IS
SSo''ss past II O'Clock Moantie Il minutes
:. ..'& - seconds past. Eagle - minutes ard
seconds past aud Cleveland last al q
u'es and Is seconds eass II O'Clock.
!, nssofe the race had hardly begun the
~ssn''e took the lead and he.t il over ale
I've course. easily winning ihe race. The
-sa saiise N second ana tie NskinS thiFSi,
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NOTICE TO coSTRACToRs-A LARGE
~ tact OF land 10 b. cleared Immediately
Resi- ous bic contractors will please Cali at Msdf-
soa street power hoase for information on Tues
dsy. June 2rd. at p. M A. 2. Mfsten.
DgopDsAIs FOR CLEARING FOR
Il clearing level with the ground. the south
half Isl 20 northwest qusrser q OF SECTION nye
% IN township number txens! -nye ~ noFtn.
OF range number I've t5l east OF the Miilarnette
Meridian. same being In or adjacent % tue
Town OF kiFk aud. sR1 comprising eighty So
acres. more OF less. sil Dc reserved bs the en-
derxsxued at the oasce of the Washington Terri
tory Investment Company. Cherry street IN the
eisy OF seattle. or through the postosiee al
dressed 20 e 7. Tyler. pos.ofslce COX 50, nn,M
"Wednesday sth June. is9a. sf .. a. Al bids
must be accompanied By the posfoflce address
OF the bid4eE and mHs, rasae cash price Ter
acre for sae work ealied for. WORK 20 Re cosn-
meaceA at once and date for eornFIr 7cs EsnS
and completion OF same narnvd Ia zach bid The
right Ia fsiest sHy or all bids IS reserved
seattle. 29tn May is@s 6 l. ifLxH
S,EAI.gp BIIs WILL BE RECEIVED BIZ THz
- trustees "a seattle Lodge. No. :. l. o O r.
baiassiax next 70 me Austin Bell brick eoiaee,
GA front street between Esil ard Battery. the
purchaser VIII be required 70 more fhe saisd-
sns With forty days irasa above date, trustees
reserve tue T8g hi % reject any or a. BIDS. Ad-
Grfss Trustees Seattle Lofg~. No :, O. y. r.,
cars II Henry Ieiani. no seneca street
NOTICE PROPOSALS. WILL Bg EECEivgp
~ ~ the nHaarsignc clerk OF The fosn Of
Is a. al cet S6tNfE Ascrt4%fs ~EtAtS k-s -
o'clock p "a for fErss .shlng the tosa WITH the
following sapall~ss 80 ises. moFe o. less, o.
81 ca pipe 4 la9 feet. gusrr or less. OF @aneh
pipe, gs&.aH sassf - stAfss test 81 30 FeaEsss
pr square inch. asa t3es ard elbows sor Ire
sssne. Tbs -fzht il reserved 10 Ft}sef aEx aha
ali hs.s oFeFess chss. HaaAsle. Town CLERK
DlDs ARE cALLEp FuE TIE INTERIOR
ID nutsa a. Denny hotel eEsi4 lure u
rxas ~ Ig. J. L. HascAlasoas oasse. hotel sise.
right rFsgzves9 ~ rrteeE al Bids " .
W. vfsl .s~srr ~ Colonial hsssek
NOTCH To CONTRACTORS OFFICE 0F
~ chief eagineers Port 10wnsenc sosztne-n
RafarNa5, seattle Wash. &sy BIB. pa Tbs
t.zCSgsg uess wIIs re rF~Fzred - ss ccrszs "a ca
TIE PORT TUwnsen6 soGshssa ksil<usd as TO-,
laws. For tie clearing. gsubS rs srss+ng &sssi
Ars9gfnS seven mfrs Aaa ene a. Ercn Lac
En1k~s q ts1E3z stczs swsa1y miles -aszsA 81
gafs Townsend, 60 s.sep s8tsr On hsss1 CARA
Hsss 10 ~ iss thSs tsee Jane ISL i1M Two
EsA@ exseassssa aorsa treEn tsaI mpls 70 deep
w4ser. pzluexEssiy srsssss vorS. IS gnas ~
frEtg Esalss ~ cssarlsg. ssteasng- grsalnz sad
~ SSsxsg frl m deep wafs= ~ O4y "a 20 tsS@E
fsSx ~ Hood saGxl- gHzs l5sh. Forty sa1ses ~
cs<azsng. grabbing. grnasnS sss1 sysdgzsS ga
Ne<t asmk ~ hcczi eazzs frqEa Jnsan 10y
HEsE 3, Ealg Est. Fsgs2fGA sad E&rs ga - ssca
81 hats csMse gsr ssyx h@sare the ssTssiss cor
tFsezs sill - ct A. HsIi essxg sagl3ssz aid
sap<z1ateaszsat Of sonssrassscn-
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k'f~sss.ses, oafaeisg aad responsibility ars
'sp'rss'sx "a tAs eess-fssSfISsa fisfes ne
psssies spftiHgaea's i5eksf rxpresass nsFA-
~ sss iAs political uasb't}as efa fss ag,fasags
we fses "a re sss,s II class pAieh fsey Sis-
sseas
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Cloaet F. MEACHAM
6l7 Third Street.

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost
Found, For sale. Fer Rent. and Situations
Wanted will be inserted Al The rase Of cents
word for the 6rsf insertion: ! cent word for
each subsequent insertion Payment always 10
advance.
HpTICE--Thc business offsee of tho fosr-fs.
rrtstakSege viii hereafter ~ open until II y.
m. Classified advertisements viii he received
up to this hour.
Advertisements vii be received at branch
ofncss al the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.:
Tacoma s.e..-...s.s G. IL Fowler agent
Port Townsend ....s. HAndiey a Kelley.
The following letters await advertisers at this
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I-soJSo-soso Match AID CHAM OK
IT fsssxr ave- ssR h%tHkmr F@elf1A &1& F8ue-
issenst ssnesa. ssH4eF cal ca = ). ssse2est,
kszas EAEsL street,
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SEDRO.
Central Addition to Sedro
The coming city OF skasis County. The spo-
k2ne raiis Of the Pscsac coasl

SEDHo - the center and outlet Of the
- finest iumber mining ara avrirnitnrsS
assts'st IN the stAse. II on the skAgat river TIE
i = river flowing into Puget sound, ana Il
tIs 5uB sfion Of tie FksrhAseH & southern Sc
era railrosca
Central addition embrace. a pys.s.u ter se,..
IN extent snd Is located q The name inssses tss
IL the center 81 the city
MARE trip TO sstsrn. n VIII pay you. and bay
sjst be5ose prices advance
Lots in dis addition viii be pat on the mar.
bet April 10. $50
For pfites and Terms address J. COMPTON a
CO. o. =. J. TR0wBRIDGR at The Fair. de-
atsies OF n. 4 BEvIs. sefro
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ngYAxTs kssAr OFFICE. SEATTLE
10 Pnarnsey Hal srsx ssoEe. scs Talxd ssssss
C. n Bryaz&
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1AIRroYANci.

yJRs NELSON. THE GREAT sEERESs
Asl tells past. presfut and future. eonSu.fs-
ton on all affairs. ladies 81. gentlemen g. ~
Cherry street. corner Third arrest. room
agMg LAvEE SoTED cLAiRyoYAsT
vi trance medium. consult hsr on all sub.
Scets, tells esst present AMI iaiase. satisfaction
guaranteed ar no psF. @imeaesli ho9se. SD
laird street. psr1ors ~ and H.
NIME ALEso. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi vos sss aud medium. Maker house. Third
sal James Hours .. Hs- 20 2. .. ~.
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I>0a sA8.g--A PIX s-AST EoDSlSss- HOSE
% n rg<aras fgKyssn@<s. eaaaS- - kEss-
tsss p9Ft&oG al III zaws. ard yTs ssiez re-
ToeEsr@aa 4 60. aaezss l. : sasi = TRlea block.
FrEss sfgSet ~r~sssa.
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Don't nse poor busssr when ron can bay n
AL. 5ancy creamery ASK soar grocer FOR u.
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w ED-fSF0RNATION or WILLIAM
w AeApdrew; age y years. light mpfex
ION, height feet inches. weight about l2s
pounds. who lefs WhstcoEn, weSh.. in June
iss9. for Sea tie. Wash. when last heard of was
IN saohomish. Wash. Any information of his
whereabouts will be thankfully received by his
mother. Mrs. r. McAn6rew. box SIC. whatcom,
Wash. snohoraish rarers please COPY.
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rxersrxns AxD CONTRACTORS.

IAN FEASCi51O BRIDGE coMPAsY-Es.
- gfresrs ard contractors for bridges o1 every
description. sasFf cnsidIag, Pile DRIVING dysds-
specifications sxrnasEsd On spplaeAt.oa: core
spo1asne1 sosigstsd. or4es 100. a g@eksos
street. Sesssis. Aas4.
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TAINTED SroRMATfox
yVANTEp- INFORMATION or WILLIAM
w MeAndrew; age - years. light complex.
Ion, height isef inches wslsht soout lbs
iss9. for Sea tie Wash. when last heard of was
IN saohomlsh- Wash. Any Information of his
whereabouts will be thankfully received by his
mother. Mrs r. Ncanerew. s5x $40 whatcom.
Wash. sOahonish parers please COPY.
TED--fNFoRHaTIox
NOTICE : ANY oNE KNOWING THE
~ whereabouts of Daniel Johnston. one.
legged harder VITA please no.tly r. w Johns
taf, his NtcshcT, hy 'stezrsin. seattle.
HsSrEp--ro RIVE
yYyANTED-Io RENT; PIANO BY PARTY
w hsvtns no children Instrument viii
haye good care Call i.sie second street
yxrASTEp THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
w snr housekeeping, eiese IN. Address V,
80 49, $3.50
tog Rksr-Roosa
r~oR -FrgxisHEp HOUSE KEEPING;
Il rooms groand aoor. 1911 FOURTH street,
near Pike.
rroa RESr-TaREE ROOMS COMPLETELY
+ ssrussiet fos Aons- keeping 10 couple
Without Children. reut Fessonsble- i.s.2 second
s.reas. estween unioa aaa 2s@e
r>og REMITTANCE NICELY FURNISHED
l. fFoni roem sor shree four gent .euen
a siq Washington ssfesf
r,oR gEyT-Two ROOMS az SUITE. wIrrI
Il bath, as the Aisiou. 50 Third ssrsst
s,oR grNT-A r.AResY FRONT ROOM FoR
i Gaze or tive gentlemen, sss and bah tn
aaire 81 cssrs = Carens fnraitaFs store, Pike
ant Fafsh sarssss
NOR REST-oNE FURNISHED ROOM wTTH
r. osfsita0uk beard. ase 81 bath. bot and caAs
water. sassahae tcf one OF tao ecossenen. Ma.
80 MsaiNa
v>os AKST-THREg LARGE USFURNEsHEn
L sooas; cessa eels Ninth ssNest
rroR RgxT-norRlg rAkLogs, rUR.
Il rishrd oa assi &e.sr. suitable fcr baslsaeSs
ofs4ce ~ erSxsHaaAsng. Sie Pike street. hsgelow
hoaso.
x>og YRNT-SSicEgH FURNISHED ROOMS
II IA prsvsse Easily, vii rC.at sSgStasF 60
separately. Apply Tia Fsssa HfsSss
Y>oR FURNISHED ROOMS. Fwo
Il bless fgsm pesfeslre. ~ Columbia ssrest
rSslg ggNr- HOUSEKEEPING Rooms N.
Il alshea nFis e. single sass en- salta g Ser
xesS sesa Sksw AZ SQUAD sa tkree car lsass
ISIS EFosss s'rssI
NOS RAM FfRSIsgED ROOM AT "a
l. sAsssa ssrsss
x~og KsSr- stnGASFG.Y FURSfHEb
r gsssTxss xn sRlss 81 ssExsEs very SkSeaxhse
> re uas lsnA. AIS Esesi sirssi-
Y,og srSr-oSg SNAIL. FRoSr fve.
Il nishes rocn ssx seuSlsrax-s rezs 81 sss
Nss.rv svseae
r>oR gFST-srgsIsHsp RooNs wEya
+ - wsssrSus seses l-ai fsasif stsseS
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There are but few Of these fine building lots.
and Of that few but six are 20 be sold al this
time
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO C0STRACToRs-A LARGE
~ tact OF land 10 b. cleared immediately.
Resi- onsible contractors will please cali at adj
son street. uswer hcase for information on Tues
dsy. June ard ct p. m A. r. Mitten.
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CONTRACTORS Avn sriLDrxx

+ A. NElsoS, soSTRAcToRASp BUILDER:
Js pssas aass Acc eeattors furnished ON sr.-
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~ whereabouts of Daniel q Johnston one.
leg9ed harber. VITA please ne.tly y. W. Johns
tor. his tso.scr. hy ;sfesrafs. seattle.
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.rARIxE ENGINEERING - CAPTAgx ..
vi Nsso~r. tornef1y OF tbs L, . ssyF. sid
tatef Enx1azer /. 81. EMsFv are prepared 70
give fAls 2struEEscrs ~ nasassts0n- Ea&yt1ss en-
ssue~g4nx. marine sreAtsse are Ead rzeesaasszi
arsFfsng Sor1eF Washington sfrees sat knAt-
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ID kSoms ss5 sae 30 seattle nsoex
nsBoRsE. TRExFxg Eco.. ABsTRAcToxs
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QUEEN cTTY DANCING ACADEMY. CHE
~ holm bal xfs From; street. Open al
seNnxE1r Class fcr adults. Mond2g and Thurs
asy sxengngA Fos ladies' and enildrsn. ssszr-
asy afternoon Frsxase iesssns. VISITS sfse-
ssAlty
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wAyrEn--r TO a,-sr.

HayrEp~-y TO RIVE
1YyANTED-To RFNT; PIANO BY PARTY
w having no children; instrument will
have good care Call i.sle second street.
w ASTKp - TgREs FURNISHED ROOMS
w snr housekeeping. ciase IA. Address V.
P,sst. imfelsreace1.
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,og gx<r-oFFscgS sEraSp ssn u Ash
i snxsea Ae7ss TO scosss = Aas.szsss.
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1 essres4 Meng-s presa@n Fssteas. \. Nllxthskt.
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