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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

Meeting at Friends hall. Beeman block
sunday, at O'Clock F. NJ. and 7. NJ
Sunday school at +. VI.
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Throatine will eure your cold and cough
Sold by Young & Smart, druggists Au-
gusta. tleci7dIrchd
His personality filed the place. Yet not
because he was fat man. II was his ar
moving cough He cured it With Adamson's
Botanic Congh Balsam AMI sank into hap
pine-s and obseurity tieci3d&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

Miss Genie Merry has returned from her
visit to Portsmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

Rev. r. c. Hssidoek iectn.ed at
Dznariseos;a Thursdas evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

s. b. Glazier and J. II. Lord have gone
fox hunting in Jefferson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

The annual sale of fancy articles BY the
ladies of the Congregational church vas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

Mr. Bert Brown has left the city for
Worcester, where he has obtained a
position
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

..a uo,,,.x evening and melted
the handsome sum of s43.32-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

The senior exhibition with junior parts
occurred at the Baptist church last evening.
Halls orchestra furnished music. The
programme follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17
sained II lbs.
IN 2 WEEKS.


Debility and Pains in the Back.
CAIisc AWAY HIS LIFE.
g.. Ecnaady's FAy0RiTE REMEDY
stopped Decline. Cured Disease
ard Made Man of Him Again.
~. T7cfcr Owens, t.reenbusf. n. T.. one
ffhs' Oldest aud Best Known Engin'
GERS ON .he II. ". IL. r., writes us:
i fcw years aco I was taken sick. Ny
trouble was general debility, pain In
thc back. Llinding sick headache and
Dyspepsia. caused by irregular habits of
eating and constant jar of the engine. !
was losing fiesii daily aud had no ap.
yn.i;r. Consulted my Piystcan took hin
medicine, hat continued to grow SO much
,corse. that concluded that my days of
laDor were about over. At this critical
time | was advised to try DIR. KEN
NGDf'S FAV0RiTE REMEDY which
did aud from The very first dose, be
crn to grow better. and for the first t,co
''esks 1 sdttisfs ooer a pound a day. Inost
heartily recommend it to all persons
f'9u5fed as was. for know 1t Is medi-
cise worthy Of all confidence. and JUS
the thing for man on the railroad.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Dec. IL.
Money active ! TO It
Prime paper at 5a6.
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad bonds, lower
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HEN advertisements.

The Constructive and Feeble ..a N q.
ssisf f:n exasast sassli a's Psrhesr inSes
rcnsc ttresss The WIS tN,psh MAI Iargs neAsy r.
s>ssea, te,aaie ~esSsvss eAvons.s and Pau M II
HgNDE RCORAS. IRE er,y ,ars eur, q, ce,..
sssat Al szsr- Make w~sk eAtl p',s at nres a.
die is.udxwtw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-17

Jsshus Nirklr,un on. Of the obi resi-
dents IF ,s,.a olpl, sled al bis t.-.m.. Thurs
day ., suing At : &, after l..ng anil linger-
ing iils,t<s He WAS - wears vi ase and
leave. - son in o'tsw Il, III AN. il daughter,
sirs. PattF ,i.s,, OF Lynn. Mass. who ar
rived Yesterday af;.r'onpn eni " II arrange
for ;,,e 'srs--i.
The SEMINARS of .he Rad 'lnl, ''-'nmf~
School gave II way "uJ... able .nnsiea |
II H. s'-ho.l hr'h'isg 'asi cvrii :
fns The r'ir,aAss af -tising n'o"y fef The
new piano, fhr f.iosirg is she pro-
gramnr;
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ssuTIEa CLUE
fCensinued from Sd Psse-l


The post pesndiai exercises reflected
mich eresiis on the SHUTTER Club and we're
presided over by the right man il the night
place, Col. Charles II. sssgeed Of Lew istoa-
n his Introductory remarks he male =
happy his- He SAM the original definition
of shutter il hsiBf. asd ia this connection
referrssl to an iaei!eni that occurred al the
xell-known hostesry 1T Mr.. WIKI
Thsyer. ..the hesiared father Of eur
houore,I host tonight Applaasei The
toastrasser ssid ne vas one of party, IN
III. winter Of 1850. sitting lste With a party
about 4 tabse-ssle window Was oFen--N ne
during heated remarks made ever the sub
ieet upon the table. a green shutter from
the window was ttsrosn through the open
window upon the table, and the voice OF Sir.
Thayer, he threw it. was heard to say
.sGeutlemen, allow me to put in oiinsi-
Club, was responded to by President Hill,
who was introduced bv the toastmaster.
President Hills remarks were practically
IS follows:
Gen,Ienen of the Shutter Club, con
gratuIate YOU, that although extensively
advertised as dead we are still on earth and
having survived every a,teiFPt to bury Us,
we appear here tonight very much alive and
in excellent gaoi health. | congratulate
yoa upon the strength of our organization,
the LOYALTY, fraternity and unity OF purpose
lie 40 nm ~
during the life Of the club no hint or dis
satisfaction or OF liscord has been heard
among US,
You have citeerfgily responded to every
call and faithfully defended the name OF
the club whenever attacked and by whose
ever assaulted.
As originators OF the name of Shutter
Club and ia virtue of victory in It's defense
we claim exclusive right TO its use and any
other organization, which struts around la
it, borrowed plumage is bnt pinchoeek III
stiiuii0ns, deceiying no one, aud failing TO
carry with il the endorsement of It's other
wise most enthusiastic tdniiTers.
desire To express TO each member OF
the club my sincere thanks for the hearty
support which have received as president
and trust we shall continue To uphold
with dignity our organization and 10 merit
a continuance of the success, hlch has
been with us in the past. We meet tonight
to celebrate our fifth anniversary
and as We look backward let us congratu-
late ourselves that We have escaped the
many dangers which have threatened us with
loss of reason, developing into insanity
caused by the peculiar excentricities OF some
of our members and of those whom We once
thought our friends, AMI bcscecl, that here
after:
From GreeIy's noisr and from fatons snort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
COMMISSIONER RAUM.
He 10 Stin Further Examined by the House
Investigating Committee.

He 10 Stiil Further Examined by the House
Investigating Committee.
Commissioner Raum was examined by the
House pension Office investigating committee
yesterday chiefly on the subject Of the dis
missal of clerks. Gen. Eaum said that he hat,
not investigated the charges made in an affi-
davit by chief Of division that Mr.. Engle had
seduced one OF the female clerks IN the office.
With relation to the charges against Taylor.
Gen Raum ssid he did not think Taylor wss
acting in good faith as a subordinate OF the de-
partment, and tina. he believed hin, 10 be in
league with others TO injnre his chief.
Gen Rauni said that Hamilton Reeves had
been asked to resign the position of assistant
chief clerk because he (Mr. Raum) did not
think him suited &c the position
The circumstances ate lding the dismissal OF
n pension office clerk for writing a book enti-
tied I'm Office were then gone over. In this
connection Dir. Euloe sought to ascertain why
another pension office clerk. woman named
Smith, had not been discharged for writing a
book called what Woman Wouidn'tT' The
woman had presented him with copy of the
book and he had read several chapters, enough
70 get an idea Of its contents
The commissioner said the book had very
nice appearance. IL was not such. however, as
he would care to take home to his family. he
did not ask for the dismissal of the writer oil
the book. IT did not deal with the pension
Office people The other book had indirectly
reelected upon a pension Office clerk Inc
commissioner said Secretary Noble knew all
about the book and he had never written TO
him about it Mrs Smith was an acquaintance
OF the Secretarys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
NNESLEY HEIGHTS!
ADJOINING THE GROUNDS OF THE
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.

Have you visited Wesley Heights. II is only thirty
minutes drive IRON the center OF Washington this
beautiful suburb II you take the electric ears get
on ut the house the electric road and take the
short cut After walk OF ten minutes you will find
yourself in ehsrniny SPOT with nlagnifcent views
fine shade and good water Just the place an ideal
suburban home.
The Heights is Of the highest points within the
District anu is very picturesque and romantic. The
GROUND slopes gently trou its crest toward the city
and Is sil av liable Tor building purposes.
The extension of Massachusetts, avenue will give this
properly direct line OF communication with the city
aud VIII assure magnificent driveway to the Vniver-
fashionable thorodghiare leading out into the north
west suburbs
With past experiences westward the prices of land
nave ar exceeded tine most sangune expectations Of
tate IN the northwestern part the District when il
cannot De induced to touch property elsewhere.
FROM long experience capita! is more willing to de-
Veiop anu loon Tor prospective prot than to deal in
securities that only pay small rate OF interest.
IakinS into consideration what has been done in and
shout WASHINGTON during the past ten years. it would
situated at the prices offered hardly atom of
prospective. Today II offers an unusual opportunity
to this community for safe and profitable investments
when its success IL already foregone conclusion.
b.. ySa sSasspisss purchasing do so at once The
Terms, ss s4so s to S5o per lSs
four years.
Clients wishing inspect the property by calling at
the once. can make arrangements TO drive out AZ
O'Clock ON any pleasant evening.
'' ''-' -'' : 5oGS 7, & -asasGiSA
Cottages in Wesley Heights for sale or lease. ''
mh4-lm JOHN h. wAGGAMAN
EOR sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY SEVENTY
y acres River road Tenleytown, not far from
Methodis University and the electric road
Louis L. HcC0MAs Trustee. Has,ntoxn. M sSPi' 10
1AaS-;Sn
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ALEXANDRIA.
THE STATUS OF TIE PHILLIPS REspIrE.

TIE STATUS OF TIE PHILLIPS REsPirE.
The case Of Jefferson Phillips. whose respite
from hanging expires on April Il, is not yet
before the court Of appeals Under the law
the petition OF the counsel which assigns err
Iors in the rulings OF the trial Judge may be
presented in vacation TO one of the Judges Of
the court OF appeals, who nav allow a writ of
error. That petition Is now in the hands of
Judge Lewis Of the court of appeals who NAV
or may not rs his Judgment dictates. allow the
writ 90 issue. IL he grants the viii II will be a
supersedes 81 the sentence of Judge Nor
ton untIl after the court OF appeals shall
have reviewed the case Even IL Judge Lewis
shal disallow the writ OF error the case is not
ended. for Philips may then send his petition
n the full court of appeals TO be hearG. at its
next term. IL this should be done IL is not I'M
likely that Gov. Mckinney NAV grant a further
respite OF the execution OF Phillips
FAREWELL 10 A MINISTER.
Rev. A p. Saunders, who has been officiating
fcs some time al the Second Presbyterian
Church here. and has become very popular
With the congregation. Will tonight receive an
ovation at the hands of the congregation he
has served. The reception on the occasion
Will be IN the nature OF farewell IS DR.. saun-
tiers has accepted the call TO the passionate OF .
Presbyterian charch in Fredericksburg
TIE LATE Mp. FoLrz's FUNERAL.
The funeral o. the late Henry VI. Foltz
whose remains have been brought here from
Nestmoreland county. Va. took place this
afternoon from his late residence No. I21 Duke
street HE funeral attended by the
knights of the Golden Eagle and bv Good
ieinPlars in large numbers and by many sor-
rowing friends
DEATH OF An EsTEEaED CITIZES.
Mr.. Isaiah fisker. who has resided on Column
bus street ntsr Christ Church, died at his home
yesterday. Mr.. Fisher was a Mexican war
veteran and . veteran OF the late war. At the
close Of the war he began the practice of law in
this city and was afterwsrd in the postal SER
vice OF the United States on the Washington
and Ohio railroad he had been IN i'll health
some time before MS death. He had many
friends and his death is much regretted.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The circuit court, Judge Keith. Las been en-
gagged today with civil business. On the pro-
bate side the last viii of s b Stoutenburgh has
been admitted to probate and Mrs A T.
StoutsnbQrgh qualified as executrix-
WAITED WASHINGTON.
The Alexandria Light Infantry paid visit to
Washington las; night and we're much pleased
at their reception At the fair Of the Washington
Eencibles. ~
ASoTBrB DEATH.
Mr. BENJAMIN Fugitt, a weil-known Alex
andrian, died tiis morning 81 his home near
Pitt and Wolfe streets, where he has been i'll Z.
consumption for several years Mr.. Fugiti
worked many years as a printer in Washing ton.
Ne wzs e gentle. quiet and sincere man, and
baln-
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

-
WANTtD.GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOa
s Si S e foSen
w .or cooks, chan,bernaids WAITRESS, isundresees
e1. h eas
WANTED-BY COMPETENT GIRL. PLACE
rsts,s to 90 ehsass5 work and nurse in @n. 5sp;
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A PLACE
Pea.e address 3 l. b. East Capitol ds IT. post ONCE
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN
ar IS hGRS cs 18th S
N ANTED-BY REsPKcTABLE o0LoRED MAN.
w place as waiter in private family restaurant
g or ssr lso% ~ pas: Amply l"4i 1h
w ANILD-BY YOUNG LADY tFRENcH). A
aIdrs. Tehe eermsn and music good reference
WANTED = BY Two INTELLIGENT LADIES
,a s'e y. one as competent sealnstress Ono oo
aser would take ninS room and Kitchen where there
are some bonrsers Address C. T. ~, Star Office. IT.
WANTED BY MIpDLE-AaED. WHITE
sSS g ss.'i cSo saf IN
~ ndge 50. NV. IT
WANIED--A POSITION AS NURSE FOR A
Adde'S EJ f star Once can 6' T00 AZ
WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT WHITE GIRL.
good reisrannS T. ShsnRs5 1 e. num- five
NeicAonSe- EhUufe,s QUA TO S'ai uhte ~
w ANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, A
w Position as nursery governess or iady's conlPan
ion Cali lll2 18th st. NV. mh23-3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WELL EXPERT
w enced III the grocery business. position best Of
reference given. Address ~ d ST. n W. mh23-3t'
WANTED--BY a RESPECT ABLE C0IORED
w girl. place cook IN q rstclass family, have
good references. Call at 81 "A 18th at. n. ". Inht
WANTED-BY An EXPERIENCED PHARMA-
w cist position: graduate also Iesstered city
best OF references TO standing and reliability Ad-
dress II. II. j.. Star uifee. nh22-H'
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED NURSE, A
W situation can furnish good references. Apply y
11th IT. he. mli2!-3r'
WANTED-Bl AN INTELLIGENT. NEAT AND
w trusy colorcd girl situation as cbaInberlDaid
general hCusswork with good family; will home at
night. Cal at I31Usth st. Il. ". nlh!2-3t
MANIFESTATIONS BY COMPETENT LADY
w hosckeeper private family preferred best city
reference. Address l.. T. d. Star office. mhl2-3t'
MANIFESTATIONS BY TWO RESPECT
w able Colored cr.s small family chamberm aid
and nurse; no washinH Address go s.. n. ~ -
WANIED- by y FRENCH Girl. PLACE AS
w seamstrsss, understands dressinakin9. Address
q. H. l.. star Office. mh.s.-J@
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
wherever needed also for clerks. Els.
tabished 1855. SHACKLEfOhD's. AT 1lth st
mhl6-12ts
DESTINATIONS FOR COOKS. WATCH
w men, drivers nurses. porters. farm hands. host
lers. seaInstresses, cashiers. salesmcn, housemen
young Germsn) BURNHAM'S. 1ll0 Il 1t. NV.
mhl9-6t-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
L,oR SALE

Eon SsAH xo,-.,u-
:.sii 70 es<s ,ah e txS amA 49,,
sni W s...,vg y. r-...-....,. sie0o
10 $50 & s ss;. ~: s or st. h. ooo
oh +. Ar q. 90 isisf 81, h. m g.
AIRY ST h. Ar.ai. 10. no ls3lR 81, n m a
cf2@ 10 .A42 Bound l.er - a On
airy q. !. "a. all. 10. 10 1sal hs;, b h, m a
1918 81 b h. ~ A.. 90 l2r......... -. 10 Oan
ool 20 Oh n ave, and l3SS 18th =. n
= honsss on 81. II. ooo ......-.-.... ~, $40
net -. IN, ar: .l..osp 2s2o NJ 81. b h. m l.
xs,s 70 "a. =. li:s is,ss. i; 1900
rSisp SO a. a rS IA, IA sS.se' rs leoo
Eth q b-t Mas ave lor .--.,..,. loom
q &S.st'ey ees ~ AnS - 49, ~. h. m s.
@:rS 90 AL fr.fhsr's il.~ esh si 6i r. s09
alley, h h. Al. a OOu . l ~ h n m
li.3 afh IT. b n. III. l1r ii soo
sud housss In rear. lll6 ct. bf 400
~ ga u q 0o ss th - \. m & sr a. 80
-NlS ~. d. IT.. a.o,n ~ and ~ DeirJ~. ~
The above L. only portion " she rrors-,s on M,
books. Tor tul si call ono. for hui .tin .ses n
the LIST and l5h tmh22l THos. p rkaoAMRN
IsoR sALE-ofEIs WANTED! Must BIZ soLpi
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANIED-BY TWO LADIES. FURNISHED
w rooals; TENT not to exceed sS each. Address
PERMANENT }. Star Office. nh2l1.
WANTED-Two or THREE ROOMS. FUR
w nishsd UNFINISHED, for house sping man
and wiz: state p-iee. l. y. STAR ofhce. IT.
WANTED - TWO UNFURNInHED ROOMS
w with board, BY man and wife Address, with
terms. lalSCARL. Star Office. IT.
WANTED-Bi:A TEACHER OF MUSIC, ONE OR
w Two 1urnlshei ROOMS in \ privats family. Ad-
dress, stating terms, M I, ". Star Office. lnh24-s
WANTED - APRIL !. 2 UNFINISHED d.
w tcor rooms within squares OF l4th and Sta
n young couple without children: no Iousskeep-
iLs. le-usnent II suited Address giving particulars
and lowest terms for summer. G. b B.. Star OF
nee- mh24-2t.
WANTED-BY LADY. NEATLY FURNISHED
w room with board; with private family preferred
Address. stating location and terms, Star ONCE
n1h,s3'st'
UANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED COCPI-F
w two or three unfinished for very ligbt
house eeyinx must be reasonable. Address Stain.
Location and price. q. u. N. star Once. nh.s}2t
WANTED-FURNISHED AND UNPURNIsHED
w all parts Of city cheapest and surest plau
to secure desirable established 1881 tern
moderate. sHACkLEfORDS AGENCY, 427 iIfh III
ul.ss-l.ts
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WANTED---LOTS.
WANrED-A CHEAP LOr on BACON Oh BIN
w 81 direct nom please state terms al
dr,ss BUYER I. Star once. mh24-:i
NASTED-LoT ABOUT 30XsO
w IN ALLEY DOWN TOWN
fOR STABLE PURPOSES;
MUST BE kEASONABIE.
nh24-2t ]. b. Winner. Real Estate. Cos 18th ct.
WANrED-oF OWNER ONLY. LOWEST PRICE
w OF LOT on Columbia Heights tie chapel. Ad-
dress BONA FIDE, star once. lnh23- 81
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Conn ave and ] Ut (cor-
nsr)............&3S3.3 80
! ST bet 18th L lStn. 3:t3. :i;}
III st bet l4th and 18th. :E25
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave. :. 800
L st bet 18th and 1Ath. $50
Conn ave bet h and y. 2.5
Cor 18th and 4 SITS NV. zoo
18th ct bet @ and r SITS. 100
Conn ave bet H and I. 200
Sc cor 2lst & X SITS NV. 200
b u bet 10Th and both. l1o
G st bet 18th and 18th sts
tseASon) ....-.........11o
Mass ave bet 10th ano
18th SITS. with sta LEO. 9?
GTAJ
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ANOTUrR DEATH.

Coughing Leads To Consumptfon-
Ksm,s BsissE- viii stop II c cough n once
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WANTED---HOUSES

w three or four houses on very desirable corner
lot in central portion OF the city will sell ground II
desired. Address +. A. W, star Office mh24- ST.
WANTED-TO RENT, BY A RELIABLE TEN
w ant, small house; IN T. n. ". bet. sth and
l4th. ii and T rent. $50 per LILO. Address PERMA-
MINI L., Star Office. mh24-8'
WANrED-TO EXCHANGE AN ELEGANT
w building lot half square from cars fer new i'm,
proved properly, not 10 exceed "a. 800; on Capitol
Hill Nh II. BAhSIOW. GIL + st. n. w. mh21-6t
"ANlED - To PURCHASE DIRECT FROM
w owner an or Groom house Mt. Pleasant or
vicinity deslrsbly located, with modern improve
meuts, must be bargain cost not to exceed 81. 900
viii pay half cash. Apply DRUGGIST, cor. l4th and
COTCoran sts. mh2l-4t'
W ANTtD-FOR A CUSTOMER. SMALL BRICK
" or frame houses for casb-witlln city limits.
R.A.PHIL LIPS h SON,
mh19lin lil9 N Y.ave.
UANTED-1MPROvfD OR UN1MPROVED real.
w estate in any OF the city District. have
cash customers for snything that is desirable and
cheap. L. STARGAkD1ER,
iali-3m 6l3 18th ST. Ii w..
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In square bounded by Connecticut ave snd 18th
BGLLETISs CAN BIZ OBTAINED At ouR 5F r
FlCE THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE
HILL 4 JOHNSTON.
mh15-eO 1903 Penna ave NV
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RES.
Store and dwg 1909
18th st NV. 6=...$27. 90
Store rim lo3 I'd st ne. 10
Store aid dwg 2S Q
Store l.,O1 10th st NV. 70
shop rear 1870 D u. nv. 8
ion Of the property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. e. wAGGAMAN.
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EOR RENT
4 3ll1 n st. 11r. br. mi,
luT..... ........S lUI
l32o ga ct, 13r, br. mi,
store and dwelling, with
staDIe .SS "a
3O1s . st. 12r. br. mi,
without stable 60
3Q4 y st. llr. br, IN L.. ~
:Sl N ct. l3r. br, m i. 81
l4l9 sd st, Sr, fr. M i. 3:3. 10
S5l6 n st. 13r. br. mi. . 30
1924 Tres ave, 1r, br.
m i.........,.,0S. 30
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EOR RENT-SEvERAL FIvE-RoON FRAMES
l. near 18th and II sts ne only 81 90 per month
L; l. APPLE. Room 81. Pscne building,
3a2S-3m' 6S2 81. n. ".
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Deal with owners and save couusai...On-
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WANTED-STORES.

YNANTED-A DESIRABLE STORE on PENN.
w ave between mn sud iith ats n ". or q, be-
taon and terms. in condolences BURN THIS LIT.
1k.k, star ONCE. Rh24-3t
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THE PASSING THRONG.

The eeAr hunting party which starte,i out lsst
scIts NUtua. L1fe Insurance Company returaet
ho-25 yesterday .A1sn with numerous trophies.
chef Of vAlla was s magnificent pelt tsSaa
lake, n h-'ssP county. ou Juiv ? Tae parry
cay hGa:vl :or big game aud p-cve1 :hsD.
selves aseP;s that seattle can Ne. Re proud 81;
Among 80 pa-slc.p pants q .Ae auu; were Fred
4. Wing sE1 81 JOAN. JEAN Mitchell an1
sam h.siac. ~ Seattle; VIII Bridges aa4 Otto
yscgvS. %. A.t>ap COUNTY; Colonel ISsac r
>a2T, 81 Spy.GSse.d Mas, ant :. H. EsrAev.
e@.ge- q TIE Day Reyuh'4,sa. TctISv!.le. Is.
Colonel Saas Is the aero " .Ge a2ct, - IL was
RS ballet Through ths heart mat su-
.saed tie bears career. The colonel,
va i the saptr atea1eaf 81 aSeac -
and was formerly ~ tas war department, las
as1re1 . s,-le exciting hunting t-ips, bat Ae
SAYS ,1.s oas aeAtS he .ecog1. Aa1 tAA; rs oa.v
Reeds aow - &lI an e.S and a. iua3aa IL o. ser
60 rave s-zia vve-y KIND -; game u Warrington
A-e pastt Cezsea lp .oar be2-s IN a.. Sz1 tee
sgsnlest Ana - fishing lGcS, GU>Aei more
s st-s2 ASA .te~s are chickens Il t1e CIV saw
sefctEl ser. Ct2}I Esvs tracked many o:ar-s.
ak s'csi & s. sole Jsv huuJag Glcul5 er o. q :
fsfN wa2 VS. lost " = dense alGs. bottom
1he @lseaa-l ranch, u kstssp Cacuyy, was t.zfa
ts2 Atata ters@~s suG r0yai entertain meat 3 A.
accorded a. hunters through gAs ia1etAsrAs .
sNe iF2 d, Nj aa& Mrs- AlitaeU. rn- >
4a1<-ie- Irene. au1 her v.sitiag (c.eaa. u =,
i-Et.s o e2e-. og seattle. together v.;A al .Ae
@e-cA -ssr.ac .aarA re0Y1e. The bs@s .le,s vs.
~ f-,-1e sS-1stoa, seSuiro1 * uea -
as2~'a kan n Eas sE.na.ag p-,,lss>
49, NA evidently tas grandfather -