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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-29
PosToFFIcE NOTES.
Large Number Of Pennies Received
Applications for Petitions.

Applications for Positions.
Postmaster 6riEifh DsEses said yesterday that
Re did nos gEcerstsn3 Why bcsiness men IN -
alta shonlc send 70 Portland ard San Ffsacsscc
foz pennies VIXEN ttey could supply their w1E;s
ut ao1e- Last quarter $40 worth Of l-cens
pieces were sen. 70 san Francisco, sa1 tsis
quarter VIII e&Eiiy give SEQ There are row
tZs~o N pennies done up Il z5esnE rolls IN sss
Possohce EsQlt Itr0Ei6 be great pleasure 20
deal them ori 20 tbs home market, xnd thereby
save tie department. tie trouble Of shipping 20
eS1 Francisco, and TIE eo1s1nsrs here tire ex-
press charges On tie sane back. IL - FaypYs sing
70 see how EsDy people are able 70 discover J.
cent Pieces AID old scent pieces ~he1 Il comes
20 Q matter 81 buying starnys. The retail past
age stamp window SENS 10 be . sort d rsyoss-
tory tor the peanie. which e0-ne 20 people
through TIE various channels Of exchange
Applications for posstio1s II fns pcssoEcs
are an everyday occurrence Yesterday four
seEE fled before o'clock n the sstsynooa
Any ons has the privilege OF fling an sprsiez-
tson but after Postmaster Davies giTes novice
Q t.E IDEAS 0. whs. mast b gone through before
becoming full Esared servar. 20 TIE United
States be IL apt 70 thick i quite dizcult At
TIE present tine over % names ara o. ale an
representing persons - 70 are azxious 70 secure
government pcslttoEG The majority OF these
stGcd very ntr2s slow OF be.zz chosen 20 Eli
vscxncsea The rsssor for this Is fhxt exreri-
erced men can be h.1 ~ ssy tine sz9 they ara
much preferable 60 those 10 are zzexus-z<neet
and Liable % Ezks s-ror2
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4 copsr ON THE EAnr.er


L. W. RAhenke, wobFemnu Th~.
70 Publish Seattle to the world.
T. W Pznsnks threatens 70 give ssssrta
Dazsk eJs vasn ne ret1rns 20 der Fa1erizud NJ
same - German which Il VERY ranes. 70
- e1soit. Dus IN addition 20 thss be Ia a h<sv-.x
Do0sezasns which - net lie went u TIE &c.
s1sAhs3s n0sel o1s day isxt weak ana "a ~ zr@x
pe1nlless. ssfs several packages a. security for
LA ELL he retained yss.e-4xy and ssksd tor
tnsns and found that o1s Of shera lad taea
oIsnso Dy TIE pgop-Sstorz, whO were ez-seus "a
Know whether the eol.sssrzi was scuas % The
araouns Of the bill
Then Count Psbeuks fen 70 srs~,srr Ger.
nsn t1asns, and snslly wrote tbs fo.IorInx n
Chief Of Police Rogers.
~ Dor- sly. ] es1l yoEr stzsnrsrv. 70 Sc s-sr.-
Sns ME noseay corner Pike and Thfrs s-rzets r
1s9 me nslsf0rs1as 20 oeeuuy rom ro 81 srd
having had 10 cash 20 par nay bill sf once. Yeft
ssS Iae kzges IN charge Of she osSee When r
eAfsc tfsrs tAis morning tie clerk iE ehe~xe tad
y. sst Doaa Aoe cnsd that be had opened certain
D1ck Nnss rSgnt had tie fellow 20 oze1
90 xsges .efs Ia the osic< Of the AossIs Being
19eHaosf 81 TIE 6srr1as nobility viii 60 every
tnsag n rT power 70 publish iris experience Of
s,11ssfs n European p2rers- DO vou believe
sAhA eSf1AaD fs1@z7. etc. etc. axes 9ke thseys-xy
Want yo1 70 Investigate ard show this German
Aa]s tney have 10 night 70 oIea rszrkAge&
spoke 70 several friends shont IL ard fhiak
o7tssr not 70 oEsxrsee seattle eny Iongs- b. PRO-
sScsAng such o hole With best regards
EE PAHEyxg
Chief Rogers noticed the phrase Sbeiax a
member OF tie German nobility with ssrdonsc
grin The nan might do seattle q good d-zs Of
damage. he said. "Is 10 vel shas We are pxs-
pared Beforehand to counterzet Il ("
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4THE~
MacDOugaIl and
SOuthVIick Co,
sTIESSs2S 70
TOklaS, SiDgernan & Co.,
11-l99-2} RlyT STREl
SEATTLE, Aug. 20. 1891.

=
Information pertaining 10
correct styles in mems hats:
For weeks past it has been
the theme Of much speculation
among hat men as to what
would be the characteristics of
Dunlap's fall styles. Hat men
are not always exempt from
that falling SO common to man.
kind, curiosity-hence great
secrecy prevails at Dunlap's
factory and none other than
agents and employees are per-
mitted to see the block until
the grand opening day. Re-
garded as it IS the ne plus ultra
OF fashion, what a rush there
viii De today in their stores in
the great metropolis The
professional man. the business
man and the working man who
knows there's economy in buy
ing the best will be there.
But you don't have to go TO
Chicago or New York to get
one for yourself; We have them
in every dimension and offer
them to you as early as they
are supplied to the Eastern
customer. There is quite a
distinct change from previous
styles in the new and the ultra
fashion demands lower crowns
and wider brirns. The dimen-
sions are for the derbies
44xI3s and IH-5xIH and
I5-5HxIA, 5AxIzs-6xa.
The silks are the usual height
with brims ~, ~ and rs
inches. Regarding Dunlap's
silk hats. while they are things
of beauty in shape and work
manship. We know of no hat so
well adapted for the climate.
They are absolutely water
proof, and We have never seen
one Of them the victim of so
sad an accident but that we
could again put it in respect
able shape.
Remember, today is the first
appearance of the new styles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-29

To formulate character for Sol Smith Russell
which should successfully follow his admirably
artistic performances Of NOAH Vale in "A Poor
Relation" was 10. an easy task Il Is therefore
gratifying 10 know thai Ar- EdE. e Ei6csr
the suIH0r, has In Peaceful Waller" met with
success IN giving NJ. Russell smother great
character IN which be has found another artistic
AID financial triumph In this new plsT the
bic COMEDIAN hks created TIE character OF
Hosea Howe, native Of the White mountains
Fuil Of Integrity, nobility % soul with absolute
seorn Of vice, get with kesusst sense o. hurao-
and araintesf methods Of ia8pa-rsaz IL Hos@4
stands ike q rock amid the shifting sac exei.-
ing scenes The pay. IL il sad, Is full Of tie
sp.Tlt Of humanity, snd creates interest both in
its comic and pathetic portions. NJ. Russell
Las surrounded himself with oze OF tie strong
eat supporting companies On The road, and TIA
play Is mounted with sp@esEl scenery. TIE ar-
pesrAnns II this CITY Ct sol smith Russell and
TIE production Of +PssessnI valley" viii take
phase 81 TIE ss&ssle os,srz-ho1se next week OF
Friday and Saturday nights Erd SATURDAY.
matinee.
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AMUsEMESTs.


Another fuil ho1se witnessed the performances
OF From Virginia" las: night AZ Corcrsys
sheater. Although this neloarxaa IL scarcely
adapted 20 show the excsile1es OF 81 actor n
any special diree.i0a. il affords excellent oppor-
tunity for Q CON biasSior 20 show its aggregated
strength The pssee Ia well staged and s.uts.
oussE portrayed NJ. Vessels and Miss Isabel
Morris have eoleiusiEe.y established their
claims 70 refined and finished acting, and they
have BEEN admirably supported By the other
Esnbers Of shs company. This afternoon tbs
regular SATURDAY mstiaes for ladies and chill
dren viii BE g5ve1- The auditorium cEegs
many highly amusing speeiaitiex this week
which earnot fail 70 render 3 pleasing interval
20 visitors ~ s7is afternoon performance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-29
SMALL BLAZE AT BALLARD.
Cedar Single CompAny's Mil Slightly
nama~RA

snail tl&se IN the Cedar shinzie Conpsny's
mil created ripple Of excitement abo1s 7:45
oesoek last evening. The Gre started Il some
dry sAvdEss IN TIE fre-room In the north west
corner d the mill The szwdast vas very dry,
and the Ere 81 Iess than Eve minutes s,~.sd 70
the roof, which ~ss ali sblazs Uhsn the frernen
turned On the water and quickly extingEtsAed
the blaze
The damage was very slight The Cedar
shfszIs ompznys mill 10 owned By Mcdonald
AcEwea. Of Seattle, and Was lately leased 5y
tie Porter Bros, whose niu Vas burned fsw
H@eEs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-29

The North Pacific Turn gszirk in Seattle
Large frnMd Exrscfed.

large IOWA expected
Tbs annual fz-1 lest o. tie North Psessc
Tam Bezlsk Eill b bid n Seattle 1or the loar
days commencing sais raorrsnr. over SO csls-
gates are expected from Portland. spok.ae, Ia
eo-Ss and Cs1sr1fss, AID tie in1iezssons are
that ths turB Test vii - TIE bess ATTENDED in
tie History Of the Turn ye-efn Of tie Paessc
Northwest II - th-ss pears since TIE annual
tssn isss vas held here. two years ago Il WAS In
Fcrtix1c and year ago AZ Tacoma
The socei branch II The soe.ssy, which las
over 10 members, hsz zzscs szzEorz.s prsrszra-
tons sor lie svsnt and viii gre tie visiting
members and delegates cordial and boznsifzl
reception
TIE festivities vii begin uEfa recep.son 20
the Wis ting delegates - tha seattle oyera ao1ss
Tanner BALI this EoyuiDg, followed by bzss-
ress ssSsso1. IAIs evening further rscSgssoz
gfli se beld and AZ address Of welcome viii Ia
delivered BY IL He1se, president Of TIE sesssis
Iu-1 Ssres1, followed By banquet
fSEGDrrsw rs0r1i5x a. SD c'csocx ths mem
os-s VII reeeiFs delegates sr6 r-ssraasrs who
bsvs arrived ate. ard At o'ciock grs-1
p&Fa1s VII - bad 5y TIE Ta-i09s Turner'S. and
c1Tse socSssies- AZ - O'Clock TIE eattrs rsszz-
osrsaip present. VIII sezTs On the Cosuuols &
Puget sound railway Tor BrzEn's park, sorsA Of
f1e city Prlzs eoutssts In sthse-se Sports VII
axe Place there AID actresses viii be delivered
Tbs contests, which VIII ine1ude fencing,
bozi1gs horsz0l;zI bar performing. s.e. vii -
Continued In the evening az TIE hall At ,
oe1ocx Monday morning tee TE-n ye-esa viii
70 01f o. TIE Yesse. avenue cars 70 tie Lsscni
PARK pavilion. where there will be tuning
and PIE aquatic sports, boat racing. etc. In
tie eTe1ing there visI - grand bail. a. whira
tie prizes Won durirg tie ssvsrss dsTs spors
VIII D. dlstrlb1tsd- Tuesday ~ ? ofe1ocx ia ire
afternoon tire Turn Beztrk Will c.ose with an
excursion On Lake Washington o. tie steamer
Eifkla7d
Iesrssre many Geyn&,s IL Seattle, outside
Of the Members cf tie TGrz ys-@so, who win
participate IN TIE trrn fest and II VIII De Al oc-
c&si0S that viii bring . VERY large number OF
Germans together Many prb.ic places are dec
Grated - honor 81 The event Several bands
vii os IN atsEacanee from abroad besides tie
saCsse that win b furnished By tbs home 80
rse4x
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SAYS HE WAS CRAZY.
John McSie1 Repudfates the Complaint
He Took Oath To.

John heSsel 10 snxioas not 70 prosecute his
vile Tor shooting him some time ago. Yes.sr-
day be declared that he would not take action
against her. 81 di6n't knox What was doing
when II wo-e u that complaint be ssi6 yestsY-
day. 81 vss dored with opium ard wasn't re-
spons.ese fer What did thsn7
A reporter for The Po.r-IS7gLErsExCER called
at tie Golden state lodging s0use late Isst even
Ing Mr. NcSiel wss not AZ home His night
Clerk, James HeKeDdriek, sid ne had zone on.
20 meet Ars Mesiei and spend the nigh; in her
company. 'Ee is gosDg 20 make IL up With her,"
be volunteered ale meets her frequently now
sdsys- Il is done On the quiet, though, for II
Mira McSisl's bcndsznen found IL ous they
would most likely give her up 20 the a1sh0ri-
ties
McKendriek was told What Meyfel hsd said
about his condition al the time be signed the
complaint charging his vile with assault 70
murder
"It Ia not 90 be said, enpA&tsesIIy. s1He vas
not under any influenza He knew what be Ess
doing"
Mrs. McEendrick created scene IN the police
court yesterday morning. shs was charged with
asssuitlDg John Mcneil with plate she a.
rnifted the assault, but said that Mcneil had ss-
ss1ited Der, and che chased him through TIE
house as o sort Of refribnf5on-
Judge Rivers threw The case ont Of eour.
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srEscKR's sosDsMEs SUED.
he County Clerk Refused to Pay
Wlthouf Anldayit or Order.

Tbsss is q suit agsinst the bondsrnen Of
6sanfy Clerk W. p. Spencer now On file In Judge
sexxlss court winsor, Farwsll 4 simon are
Ee pssintiff.. and they claim sse.4o which was
csdsected by the sheriff on an execution some
rne ago j. r. Van AIstyne sued p. J. VI. Quig-
~ and 90; judgment for an amount and costa.
he sheriff turned s-ss over 20 the county
ferk. The plaintifs ia yesterdays action were
Van Aistgne's attorneys, and they demanded
fseir witness fees. Ths clerk refused 70 pay
rem: hence the suit
Mr.. spepesrs side IL that be declined 20 pay
Us money unless O certified cost bill had been
fied nrst. or unless be was furnished an AFT
6xsif thai they were the costs in the case paid
b. the client. or q receipts showing that these
costs had been paid. or an order 20 pay from the
Witnesses % whom the fees belong The law
Era declined 20 comply with the request;
keaes XE. spencers acton
"A short tine ago Was subjected 20 q good
<ssl OF Inconvenience because did pay claim
u1rssy similar 20 this" Mr.. Spencer said res
sfdsy. "a paid the fees 70 an attorney, and
rssentiy the witness came in person and
1xrsd thsm- He threatened 20 sue me, but
1kstforney who had collected the money and
NJ IL ont siterwafd satisfied him Another
xzzxr case happened q short tine ago"
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OFF TO The HOP YARDS.
Pfckers Crowding Up the yalley-yery
Few Indians Employed.

Hop plekers continue 10 Hoek 20 the Khiss
river and D7wa-aisA rivsr Fsllsys NJ the rate ..
80 o. 80 GGy. Cp 20 yesterday LIS s5ekets
bad been sold ~ the Union Pacific depot 10.
over 90 81 these 90 NJ % Chinese and japanese.
one hundred whites arrived from Seu lat
com al1 went % Kent. while ssye3ry-esght In
dams arrived from suDEs and went forward 20
o Brlsa.
IL 10 estimated that .. least . per cent Of TIE
paeks-s who have gone 20 The yards ;his season
are whites. The agents VITO have hitherto COZ
t-Getsd 70 supply Indian pleksrs and hsve gone
along he coast - the Ee-Ea - hire them nsrs
slnos' a. found their occupation gone, AID tie
great Ee@ts OF I22.zs canoes which have II re
last few years sw&-zas1 down the coast from
British CO.UEblz sad even from far Alaska
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-29

A"BiFd'. Ere Vie~ o. the Pags. sound Coua-
try,'' published y Charles 4 B4ser Il Co. ot
;his eiEy from the lifho=-sphiag establishment
OF LownE1 H1rtore Printing and Stationery
Com psny - ths Latest ss1itioz 70 lie means Of
studying the geography Of this section Tie
zap embraces TIE territory from tie lead q the
Sound 70 BarrArd inlet AID from The sarszzi. Of
TIE Cascades 20 the heart oi TIRE oiympies. Il
shows clearly the coast lire and physical geolog-
lea formation of-tss coust-y, the courses o. tie
r.yer The prize pal mountain rssSks, the resozr-
es Of esca section and Ghs roa,s Q! TIE railroads
Y gives Q clear view q. g.a1es OF the whole
section and wiz soca Be vAlazhls source o. IL
fn-mz-ic-
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DOES NOT INFRINGE.
Temporary Injunction Against
Use ola Beer Label Refused.
JUDGE HAnFoRO's RULING.
rr.akIfn ssieen-Keeper Discharged 1t
she cousfy's Coss-yscstfoa I'm
the Superior Court

rr1ss Haasor1, Of the United States court,
- o@e1pied yesterday afternoon in bearing the
~rrssesrzoa Of she Psbst Brz~ing Company
800 tie Cisassen-swsensy BrsvEng Com
.s.v sss temporary restraining order. Tbs
- i 80 entgln the uss Of . Label when il
sIsered 70 be ssraiisr % tsst used On bottles Of
s1sz~t s,<<r yas up tbs Pssst com ps1y.
~ esse vas argued b Thomas T. Shepard
sur H. pssintls. snd lodge J. A. strsttos and
ns-aesxa sos tbs dssendsnts- AZ the close
- - s-xsrsss Judge HzniOTf refused the
ss-.orsry sssfrzining order. sayinz that in his
-. ~ who had ores bought fhs Pass.
.rg-s x7z<rz Sesscts beer would not be deceived
- z~rsnx % cIsusseB-swesnsy be<r By the
s-.eerxses Of The lat.Ers isbsL
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serenaae to tn. Acknowledgements"

Tie Posi- ISTELzEsKScEs wX ss-e1sded last
night b. -. QDee3 Ctr band, which for half
an h0ur discoursed sweet music n sroat Of Ire
otsce on Cherry street TAe band wAs orszr-
ired On the frxt CT july a. Fremont, with six
teen rsecSs and IL music showed skill and care
ful :rs5r5ag Il Is composed Of TIE following
rasuhsrs. Drum mE5aF, L Garter: leader. c 2
Adams: trombone. Thomas Herbert: tube-, P
johnson; solo corass, Dzvld Docss; alto. Milton
schumacher solo alto. A. A Adams; el2-lones.
= P Oliver. ssc07d tenor, 9. A. Coast: bzss
err-, T. A S5veSi1d: aGs co-nes, z Waite
head. SAMUEL Schumacher. 6rsi trombone. Az
drew Feussls: SOLO eo-nst, I. L&-,o.te: snare
I'm Y -,anr- sl-he-
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Judge Hanford's Common sense.

Judge Hanfo-c. IN The United states district
te1Ti Z; ses1tle- has made ruling n respect %
eainsnsen On the same principle that governed
tet recent decision % United States corarai.
ssaes II BasAlo. he holds tha. under the ex-
easaoE act Cinnamon who are improperly in
- eoantry must re returned, not 20 China. hn :
= sse eounsry from which they came into THE
sast S,stes-that Is. in the Seattle case 10 Brit
as eesnEas s. These decisions are based on
$3.50 sense and put the reSponsl hility where
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Sew.soy. st..I,,r P.n.,..

Essrs Grover. q i2-year-ol1 neEsboy. wss ar
n<s< yesterday morning by orfieer Barr for
rsslaz copy OF the Posi- lsTELLssxscER from
Ne sfsrzseps Of q basiness house on Front
s'ss% fAe police have frequently received re-
porss = fhEse eeptedations. and they are on the
sstk& ssveral other guilty parties, who Will
% sE1uariiv dealt with.
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New suits Filed.

Tie following suits were begun yesterday in
Tie superior court:
a. n shs1ks "a e K Hifl and William
hsine-ent "a prOmissorr note for So.
l. Nsbh - J. Young et eL-S8it for SIS OF
.udErneti n justices court
~ ". West ~. Lyssudsr Srith-Suit OF prom
ss0ry noie ioE t77-5o; appeal from Justices
cpurt
Herman thapin rs There's NJ RoheTts0n and
lhoyaas ketertson-sGif On promisscry note
.os y. l1n LOG io.eclosn o. moEtgage
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Portland Turn vereia Coming 20 se.ssi.

PoE7LAsD. Aug. z.-fspeeiAL f-About forty
members Of the Portland social Turn versiu left
On the 10 ocscek train tonight for Seattle 70 pa
tespa.s In the T1rnsrs tournament that CON-
1enees thee tonight TIE boys we're escorted
bT band fnst viii accompany them 20 Seattle,
and a. they marched through TIE principal
sirssts % their way 70 the dspos they were frs
euently cheers1
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1szs.s s--ses Ess-z4a< Ksns Gas tas ass x
A2A& KozEPACGEss oEzr1raz- Caae.~z1 Az
r-rxS<zSz = - CzZy 8sreAz 500 Ccszzzzz Aer4
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Insnectinn of Plumbing.

Pinassnr Inspector J. L Nslsn -sportes. eight
Inspections for yesterday TIE Plymouth Goa
r-sgz;zaaAI church Ezs TIE uos: important,
Sn4 necesSitAse6 . very careful examination
TIE balld NJ . only partially completed, bat
NJ. MslAn snspec1s TIE wozk 81 Il Progresses 50
that 10 deceive joint Esy escape his eye and
cause frOz he n the fUt1rs
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Tacoma Expositiop.

Yesterday several s2diiio7Al applications were
ra&de for part OF the seattle spsoe 81 ths Tseols
exposition Henry Bueey wss IN TIE city and
conferred with the Chamber o. Commerce CON
rnitfee in regard 20 the arrangement The CON-
ufttse wlu probably visit Tacoma today OF 20
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GRAY BOUND OVER.
Gseenamyer's AssAflant Held TO Answer
Before the Superior Court.

Thomas Gray was bound over 20 await trial By
re superior court yesterday becsuse Judge
sssgie believed there was . strong probability
nat he is guilty Of sssaaltiug Rignoli 6reeaa-
Eyer With = deadly weapon Gray was frst
tharged with assault % rob. and the later infor-
Eaiicu was sprung on him upon his being ac-
Quilted OF tie sorrHer charge. DR. r. s. Palmer
vas the ouly material witness examined He
ssstifet that the wound Gu GreenAEnyer's face
szs TIE work % q sharp instrument Gray de-
Nss that he had q knife in bis possession
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BILL NYE

Submits few notes On Agriculture.
visits BuLEAr1 Bay. and gives IN ae-
count Of personal encounter with .
Boston ea5maa- See Rext Sundays
P0ST-RTELLIGEyCER-
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Don't forget the Igrz:s=t rsenie sne y-szs con
test az BrE1a's Pax S1s6sT, A1g2ss % Trims
lesEE Columbia & Pzgss S0znd resI.oxz 1s..o.
10s5S & II, ! ed : p K. md returning 80,
S.S9. To Fare Tor liz -o1EG TIP. szezE..zz-l z
s1z1lszEo1 % tee Iz-E, = ee1Es -esszze IErn
Ner&9a-
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lois GIVEN AWAY

n Derry-Fah-n.z s33lstoz- The streets are
al graded. sSyenry-Eye feeE wide lots 5GxIle
fe-r Tw4rrs-EFe o. these lots viii os gwen
swxx 30 those wao VIII eEllc q $50 house.
The Denny car Inc, noE u operation raBs
through TIE s6di:foz- Apply - Henry FGhr-
-7sTs, room Il Sullivan block. o. .. 7. Denny &
sen. - Harrison street
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- erseticed oy ra&ny people who huy tnse-{n-
s''aeiet q food because cheaper than sts,Hsr.
toos1s Surely infants emitted 70 TIE ha..
socc oessinshle. i Is TACT that the Cal Bo--
oea "Esg,e" Brand Condensed MIX +. the ta.,
msS1t food Iour grocer and druggist ksen !.
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Worlds Fair Work.

Z : Nesny, the secretary OF TIE Words fair
executive CONN iss5onsE. n. y. 6 Slsiock,
leaves tCaazy Tor Wzlis Nkil& lie sill BE there
Tor some time, making thai place his wo-kiag
headquarters