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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Farmers come fifteen miles to my
store to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Many of them, like myself,
are never without it in their homes.
1t cured my boy of severe attack Of
Group and, believe, saved his life
X. Dalton, Luray' Russell County,
Kansas. This remedy is certain cure
for Group and, if used as soon as the
first symptoms appear, viii prevent
the attack. For sale by Smith Drug
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

A.: Why have you thrashcd your
son so numerically? Peasant: Because
he dreamed last night that he won 800
marks in the lottery, and then went
and spent every cent of il on a byciclc.
--Fliegcndc Blaettor
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

An Episcopal clergyman who has
olliciated twice at large political con-
ventions says the only Office in the
prayer book for such occasions is the
forms of prayer to be used for those
at sea,--Christian Inquirer.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
NLEOrRIO IIGUTs, WAFER WORKS AND STREET RAILWAY
BANKS, VICTORIES, ETC.

We four National banks with operating capital of $600000
There manufacturing enterprises them fur
factories factory cotton seed oil MILL number OF large um
factories ice factory $25000 Government building
Federal epotte finest west of the Mss
pp river e daily newspapers three large rscass hotels with
guests daily that do immense
Utrodp
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
Sole A ents. Atlanta, Ga.
A Dallas Bell.

Feb. Is, '90.-Gents:-I had tet-
ter eight years, which gave me
great deal Of annoyance, After
trying various remedies without
benefit, was cured by your Saxet
in a short time. w. h. BELL,
Grocer, 214 Houston St,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
If Not, Why Notp

All annual subscribers to either the
Saturday Blade or the Chicago Led
ger, w. ID. Boyce's Big Weeklies, pub
lished at 113, 115 III Fifth Avenue,
Chicago, receive certificates emitting
them to free assistance in securing
suitable stopping places in Chicago
during the Worlds Fair, at whatever
price they desire to pay. Are you a
subscriber to either of these papers?
If not, why not? Many people were
victimized during Dedication Week
with poor rooms at high prices, and
many more win be in the same situ-
alton next year unless they receive
competent assistance in the matter.
This is what the "W. ID. Boyce Bureau
of Worlds Fair Information" will give
you, and without one cent of cost for
the service. Some trustworthy person
will be sent with each certificate hold
er to the rooms selected, to see that
they are comfortably and pleasantly
located. The subscription price for
either paper is $500 per year. If
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Tailor Shears: l lost good Gus
toner last week by death. Tailor
Cutter: What was the matter with
him? Tailor Shears: Had a fit. Tail
or Cutter: Mercy! Died of the shock,
| suppose?-Chicago Tribune.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Toyarkana live, progressive ciy-Fwn Cyocated partly in
partly Arkansas her 5000 population being about equally d
the States Though comparatively young she has grown
and developed few other cities have DONE
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
A RAILROAD CENTER.

Texarkana has eight railroads. with thousand resident railroad
employees this gives especial advantages the commercial world and
this together with the high and healthy location of the city, will in few
city 5000 population One of these railroads. owned
people aud yabe water thus giving competing
by
system electric lights and unsurpassed
population Also has splendid gas plant
splendid system railroads permeate city every direction
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

~ gttn sls,
Oryig ntc az Nt1ui l., rrfN $3.50 irr moth
u.e " ~ EgnelLl dtiHE. my
BR0HN'S IH1N NfTp'BHS.
D. viii cure you, cleanse your liver. and give
good nppctltc
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Teacher: You have wrI,,en states
man with n possessiyc case sign
states man. That isn't correct Boy
Doesn't the State own the man
Teacher: No; the statesman owns the
Statehood News.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
MlIcs' Nerve ami Liver rms.

Act on new principle-regulatinp
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR.
Miles Pills speedily cure biliousness
bad taste, torpid liver, piles aud con
stipation. Unequaled for men, wo
men, children. Smallest, mildest
surest so doses 25 cents. Samples
free at Smith, Lighioot q Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
A WE'LL KNOWN LADY

A WE'LL KNOWN LADY
SAxEr MED Co. Dallas, Tex.:--For six
months had suffered from blood poison,
the doctors called II Erysipelas. Ny sores
began TO eat in, and were SO pafntuE that
/ longed TO die After taking two bottles
Of Saxet my sores commenced to heal and
when had taken six bottles ! was again
well and strong Mrs. E. D. JOHNSTON,
Graham, Tex
sisgaSOLH HY SMITH hEWG LO.aTl3
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
II Years Old, and Popula-
lation $4,000.

GatRwayfn ard fTnm THxas Bnd
thE 6rsat Hnutf1wEst.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

For tes, maps and all further info, ma
tion. address address the nearest agent OF The
COTTON BELT ROUTE,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-10
OUR POLITICAL DUTY.

60nhbOf l9IA9R COnCGu6S W buO nn1HS@
ton Of the silver interest in Colorado,
and the inspiring example It furnished
other mountain states, potential infu-
ence at Minneapolis. He says that but
for this the Republican convention, In
addition to nominating Harrison for
president, would have adopted an out and
out single gold standard platform.
This is plain confession Of the power
that dominated the Minneapolis conven-
tion. That 1t did not declare in unsm-
blguous language for monometalism, in
lieu OF dishonest straddle intended TO
be differently construed in the east and
west, was from no lack OF will or power,
but solely from motives Of policy, in the
hope Of duping the silver producing and
agricultural sections Of the country.
A convention, admittedly under single
standard control, would not be likely to
nominate any but monOmetaliSt for the
Office Of president, and Mr.. Teller does
not indicate q doubt that such iS the
character Of its nominee. Indeed he
freely expresses his disappointment at
the selection Of Harrison, and could not
do otherwise with a semblance Of good
grace, since he divides with his coadju-
tor, Senator Wolcott, the honor Of hav-
ing effectually demonstrated to the peo-
pie Of Colorado President Harrison's
lnveterate hostility to bimetallism. This
each of our senators has done with a
vlgor Of language that will bear repro
ductlon and p.ove instructive reading
In the pending campaign, doubtless with
the result of reinforcing and solidifying
the forces Of silver against both Of the
gold bug presidential nominees, and in
favor OF General Weaver, the only csndl-
date who represents the producing popu-
latlon of che United States on, the fnan-
cial question.
Senator Teller's admission In his re-
cent statement in the Republican OF the
potency of the Colorado silver move
ments should have weight with his many
friends. II should encourage renewed
loyalty to that movement and q determl-
nation to unswervlngly prosecute the
fight on Independent lines to a victorious
conclusion. When, however, Senator
Teller cites the fact that the power
which was supreme at Minneapolis, bent
TO the force Of organized opinion In the
mountain section, merely as an interlude
to advising the dispersion Of silver's
army and the support Of silver's deter
mined enemy, he m&nlfests q trucking
weakness that will not suit the present
temper Of Colorado.
II the people can only prove their
power before party conventions and must
disband when, as in this case, their
enemies have captured the party ma
chlnery, dictated the party policy and
selected the candidate for the presi-
dency, what Is the use Of organizing for
free coinage at all, and whence is relief
to Gomez
Relief from the grinding oppression Of
an abnormal and unholy money power
will only come by cutting loose from
hackneyed partisan methods and pro-
fesSional Selfseekers, whether desig.
mated as politicians or dlgnlhed with the
title Of statesman. The people cannot
compete with corporate wealth and greed
In handling the old party machinery. So
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-10
SEMI.IRlPIC CALIFORNIA.

A home seekers book on Semi-troplc lands
climate, soil, Industries, products, hOmesteads
and other claims, etc. Invaluable TO home seek
erS tourists or capitalists Illustrated. Price, &c
postpaid. PICTORIAL An. Pun. 90, 81. Leuls, No
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CRY VOICES.

CrTx TREASURES SorrE-raE roI-
y l0aTi1g c1T Ex-rzzzs - 1Aat 1psa z-s-exzrs
S-on a. ne ezsy -rezsG-=rs scs- rns@-=ss n SD
says t-1zrl sae =zs- pza1ca.s51 q -azs zaSscs-
l-szs4 zvs77s. cr-112-s= ! 4-z- Ncs- ls4s ssa
OlzTe s-ss- o-t-azaes !. 10. Ms. ss5 70 I.ss1
se9.h Eg9-ss~a-a seeez gr,ssa.aas l-<-s Yes
Isrrzre slrsss, aptlaAzcs. ISss. Soz. SIS and
Aysss ss7~sS Orslazaes !, 49,. W. lsss
vas szr=sS. s-3zzzzc@ , sLs ". Z9s4
1s.efz.1 ssrses, erl1aaaca l.s9s. Nos LIS %
E2.a street., ordinances ISIS. NJ. asa
- 49, 5ss11=scaz ssre@zs. Seszzzzcs Is-S
F9z-zA szi Ha-rlssz streets ordnance ST.
Yes Ass q --&S7 fzeIRslFa
in5r1 ss14ss, 9rznazcs 1,s5S. Nos s&Ss TO
SOFA Tsash street., ordinance l ST. So SIS.
= @SlLl-Sz21 street. sr55 1zzcs $50 No -sS
>S--s2 2nsE's street.. or1inz1es So. Ne sSS
AL&@e2 sere@1- 1r1nA>ca LIS. Va 2s-A
1 yAAs Assa-ss ot--1sA1es L gus. Yes - AID S.
$500 srsss- 7--s J Ases 1.s-Ss Nc ass
A-2zA s1-ssa-. 7rssLa&rce : ssss Nos 80 aid T0a
.Sxser ssr4ss- CSC zzaass llS3. No 25z7-
A-@ef s-rs=e- ordnance l.se5. No SIS
Easalsr z.rs~S, o-'taAacs slSss. No .OeL
5S-<-s stree o.. a22g< SIS, No sS4.
ADoLPkS kEgSs city rr@ssarer.
1=se q s-ss P1s.iezsice Ar-si -. fsss
SALE Or SALARY EuNp WARRANTS
- I z1s- All - vtrras sF srtsaMa-ss n 1925
-sAAs@ ,s1tsrs x Dc -sc@swat - ne sasarss nal
So s. ~ 7.ss-.sz e;y srss.1-er 4l SKY ee-k f1
4-s21ss x ne SaFE ok >easssa azaaaa.tar .
s. ssass y as - FAy EAa lay asoerers po-
Ss .. ; say aSs 10 sxeee1 Sl0o ps< nOasa "a
N1e.s y 2ay par; q sx1 anoaa- Szza tsasart
- p z-e1 ca q before &onlsxy May 4
der % receive 81 Sa--Az. az vs--Sa-s al pay,
A0E 'Se sane On o aaels ~ssariav. Slsy :, issa.
80 a as - sye-e. . n e az All al
~-A-S : ~ z eSs.L~. ColepsrQtlaE
a@S+-S 9 49, - Treasurer.
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COUNTY NOTICES.


COUNTY T2EAST RERrS NurrCETHz
treasurer e KEax eoan.v. wAsslastoa. Vii
pay % pEssSae2s4ea On and afse- ABrsS IS Ise4,
= warrants ar9uh 81 ne gsasSz- faal OF schoi
1Lst-tcfs Ms. Is - IL = s. q AZ 81 81
%. % u. "a, g 30 81 So = 81 - sssaa TO-;
- Aa3 9i>srie' Ma ~ 70 Aaa iaelaalzs warrsni
A3a d1sszic: Ne. Up 70 As4 taelaatnz ~A-r.as
Ana district Nc. 81 Up TO aaa laesasisx -arraa,
And fis-rict No. se. warrants prsssus~s On Juns
- an % aa2 aos sad tyr wAaE = g,1nsss
Aha ss-rles Ne, 50 aP - and iaelaEinS wArrsRs
Also a. warrS1ts drawn 90 ne sz-ess{ ryHn1 u
5000. d1Strltrs Ncs 81. 81. 81 o. s. = and %;
Ara cistract No. So warrants p-.ssutesa a Ar
sAs1 -. i. > RzG s=p.eaasSr t0s
All district No. . wSTzq<ars Nc< g. 10 Az4 izs
ffoN41el, a. % saca variants have osea h@refs
tosS preseots-3 a. tae sreaslrerss osNea aa1 -
20 a.SegsSt NIL os paid On SSeh warrants Aee
-AsE-@ >. 1854 BY IRON PHELPS
CcgRsy Treasured
CsGNTI TEEASCEER'S NorrCk-THz
y egfaasy tSe-sarer y AlaS county WzsaluSsaA
-. pay en- Presentation DC and aflsr Aprii "a,
lsS- AZ eatstAs.sl wArrAags Drawn ca re
SSeA1 talle = sad eoaasy ~ 70 aHd ,neiG1l1g TO
- SArt1As = 81 VIZ; Warrant NJ l2,IlA
Also a.. outstanding wxrrAzss drawn On sas
sSAeSi t9n@ - scaeci distress No n sAsa ceanQ
~ ~ AL .i.esssi ~ WA-Ezn. No 2.&l0. aaEsa
No lnsesss. Vii se PAID "a saeA warrants $40
- pa ~ 1874 BYRON PHELPS
sea;1ls " ash. Apza II. issl
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HANTED-PARrNER.


IN ASTEn-PARTSER IN FINST4rTASS
" contracting and sfatlnE cgfnr. osseEAiiI.g arc
plenty work on hand: er7esicues arre-assAry: r.
ma hing partner professional engineer: rvtirfag
partner con PEELED 70 attend "a vine ana fruit ranch
In Csffierui4s OF vii sell the at szcrtsfce
Acarsss a. IL Ryan. BOA / So. seattle
IrASTED-gARTSE FOR LaSGISG Rus
w iaess; large body Il timber secaTea 90 sAas
wases: camp tesna and ous1l Ad tres LoSxer
boI esx, seattle. WASH
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yog s6rHnrscgLL1sE0ns

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{ PoE s6LE-nyscgLLSsE0ns,
r,e,e 1ig-gTfsrTOss ALMOST saw ar
/ " y SIS Js1~rsaa street
T-(gg z1T.E-f.rgap. THEE HAD Eogz
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l aaa rasgsrstty ssrssts LILY, Aos4r4as z "a
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rs1z APssy 81 F9s-za s--==1v aszs-- ? II
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{ ser1. Fes5-Gzsesslzszcer-
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ca =. sraz1 zzs1 Ess.s- s-r7s-2
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sss5rs ss--11asSzx esse'sssT@ s--sr-c< q Ss-s21.
Xaaoas- 1s1-Eas. se-es.r. a. e
Foe sALs-szII sAIL WITH 8AsT: Al
zSSsz zew: "a A<sr=ss SAL esss-1zzszl Eaazs--
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Eoe< Eez15oFE1 s---2zz-e COMPANY 80 rrl2s
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rs faEz9- ss-z=-
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Ss-EeAss1 4 % < Fr91s 114 Csaszr
E9E sALE-A FINE oPES wAGoS WITH
Il sEs se1-z- -e-so1as5e- SO F11= s-ress--
TOE sAE-SATE0<AL EaSE sToCE-
G=arzs L F41 Dzrs- Taa1zzz1oz o51c2 10
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n zzzs szea
E'0s saLE-. EARGAy7 TCs EATsTEs:
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TOE s4LE-E01EAADE EEEA0. LIGHT
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ssss1rEs a c-sas- 49, = ss1-1Zr7z s-reec
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

No4IGE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT IRIS
- 60 EArin=rsss5P heretofore existing azsxeeu
sEea-As - rnlEsh zua Frank Burns. i unssr NJ
hslA aSzz. o smith 3 Burns Is Ihts dsg tss0lyef
p Il@lsA- cszsz1E AL DEBTS de the az.e srra are
pAyahle % Frank Earzs = va9 HlIi stsssA 49,
80 S1+-SA-so1& THOMAS - SMITH
Baltimore. Nj. MArcA g Is-2-
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BOOK BKyDERT.

L AST60NTs BESDERY Blank paoaG
Il manufactures v-ashlzrr-s. sg-saC .ssr1ser
So1zra=rcla- -1ozs AZ. = Earry aSae<, sz.<siz,
VASE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kolICE To MEECHANTS-THE FARMERS
- AaElsl Bsnsnt Ass1c4Afi1a q ssaufrl. Egsllsr-
comfy wA1I f4An Slta - slrsaag eazf-zl % -
e i2sis p-U21ce and s1ppiy tzsl ~sta store
goo1A fo- particulars zEp.y 70
JSAN krsh AN. Sc. 2 N z
S@Qrir- EIazsEn Coanfr W-ssh
NE INVITE THE PEOPLE OF SEGTrIr
~ % inspect CTR fns LIE o. furniture i,ss-arL
cent pan bea-soxn Furniture CO-apAzv SIS
k7O2t street. ~
| ApIE@-FTNE SUITS MADE To OKpER-
= t-Ns.--1 Esiess~ Gasea CIiy Millinery Pzrlors
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Tor sALE-se ACRES FINE LAND NEAR
Il Slaughter: so Per are Al god oos.ar Lad
L Il Rogers. I93 an1 -. Bz-IeE 11ock
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4 4 =
v Clffz-Es Azrxsf-Fasr wIli D. gpea 20 sAs pzhze
The a0or area IS =. 90 square s=@z- J,s, fairx
Enee- one roof Sos zl0os ziIl osr csE.z=.s ssrs
fEo1a 10 20 70 pr cent o. al purchases ~ tire
everything nlau1fzc4z.se VII t.e ozs-sss - -
pUol3c- Competition Blessing 70 4ay eo-n-
nnhitE- We WI ussafaoa a few s-E&claz EhsCa
nlay % ct'i@1se& = or rna-k41- Groes-i@s meats
% 81 kids. E.a s16 a. K EDS Q. s@a fsss pozlt-v
I've AID dressed; pollfry, Eazcy: special lines q
teAs ana cui1- seslz1ss f2oE s7Tsz-sts al kil5s
o. country r--1zce, fresh eA1- ezx=s e. g.eEi-
eazies eecEr5e E1llS snakes Zz1 ssaas fr=i,s nlts
s~s, tEGat &la sla1e tres crss- ts1ass zrsacies
te~e-ry' hzr1Tsre. E4sw1-s, hooks. stationery
notions, ho1s@59A4 Supplies Glars. a5K=rs
14Llnrs etc, &C. tlsss s1S ElzHE 0sas- an cl=s.
r1F-rss1fef >sFs--v-tlS sTz7is % ssssct frorr
Ce1sra2lzzoa e 50 14sy difi4ren1 tiass q ss.sz-
ness means low renss ard a,he- Low ezgeasas
Therefore CIV Ercz=- " { Ri have p-Uzry
free delivery system The Esez.slsc R@srf~s-s--
Coaspzny y Z sgsv,ir ts4 sr.sfrs -. : a
storage Oar I-aESes zgrAnt- eysr=r Ard r9<,,
houss wiii he par excellence aelnepae-sr i- re,
fee co1cs- - te market binding On SATURDAY a.
A1d oci1e& ? n All are invited s@eoa4,
between SenecG an University sE-e@-s
JOHN l. PETERSON. Manager
YAKIMA CITY y GROWING EvEgY pay;
Row Il the time 70 establish any k.r.d q buss.
ness al is&s PolGt: present FEioss % los VIII sar
b. Aaranee4 Particulars nay ae hza ~ app.yias
20 3e9rse II Van DoTen, a1lces zoS % 20 NaSa-
iasfoa oloek- Ecsr41oe 7o5 Prom s-seet-
WE MED PEW MORE C5EOCEgs
W butchers 6sa dealers aUpslle-x y cosyz 81
food and .i= csess t,uii dealers and oshe-s Il al
who ~il crosd Cur CitlEsas' nzrks.-zzlr Fer
terms e@il a. GArke- Far bzildiRg o. Second o.
tween seneca AM CEgve-slsy ssressA Igan q
Peterson UlEazEE-.
TTPEWRTTERS CHEAP: NEW AND SIC
L Oakland; any MAKE. Typewriter Exceanzs
2& Boston block ~ezs-3e.
TOE saLE-TIHBER OK SALT WATER.
N0 chance 1or 4oggl1s- George W Crsas
le0 u Asn-1gLoz street
FOE sALE-EsTABLIsHED BUSINESSES
l. O. A. Elais EA-l, rlsol :, sII S%coz.1 street.
nSk OF The BEsE ECNBE2 AND SHIN
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esi insg oe @q41 ts4l q o STRESS q. L Fses.
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FOR RFyT-RO Uses.

FOE REyT-RoUsEs.
TOR RRST-HOTsE or SEVEN ROOMS
II Pike street. SIS: hAzs@ SIX rooms Main 81 ee..
SIS; coiiase. nTe- room grand v4ew LAKE WASH
layton. Al modern improvements $3.50. Room
Sostoa naeck-
I-oR REST-FLAT or THREE ROOMS coM-
+ pletelF furnished fnr horssEesp n 10 cJ,sple
~'thoat es!isrsa- sls co.Grssis street
LOB REsr - 2.si: JACKSON sraEEr.
a ssTea-ruS:n house; large yA-1: city water,
WAsAirs.on ie-Ttiory Investment Co
FOR REST-YIvE-gooa FLAT. L4l7 MAIN
Il street. si2- bath y 9, ho- az1 o5s6 water.
Washington Te-ritsry Invesss.ens Co
L'on RENT-TwO AND TIRE -Roox
L rsts Eizh.h sn1 JA3es: - and 50: arsg Hoor:
modern couvsalsaess- Washington Territory In
sessElsat Co
EoR RENT-yIGHr-g ROOM HOUSE on Uni
t verzity street a~szs4a Secca.a ana Third In
qzl-e az 1855 Iair1 -.F-eI
LsoR KESr-cpT-rAGE NICELY FrR-
Il nsshsa ce-ur-ezs Tor hoasskes-iuz: large
grounds; spring zad ~ water. 40 children; ref
e.pnyeS exen&ase1- S5-tASess corner sixth and
MARSH
Tor RExT-pURSrsHEp HOUSE. RFFER-
L ssiees required AI'ply l,sl4 Fifih street.
TOR RENT-SEw AND ELEGANTLY FUR
L nisAe1 81 room hrrse7 every modern CONVEX
i~zes- 81 cS.aElt'.a street.
Eoa RENr-AS EIGRT- BOOM NopFRS
A o1lit boase, rent s-0 ApP.y 10 6. Il King
roaH kpisr s.ocs
EoB RENT-Two EIGHT. ONE FIVE AND
1 oas s'x-rooza house, eiose tn; cheap csrtnsE
a SirArt1r ro1zus 20 and @02 bailey sg5ldlas
I,oR REST-A SMALL HOUSE: CHEAP
4 -tsrart p smith, rooz1s u an u Sullivan
DOCS
LroR RENT-HoCsES; ALSO HOUSES Fog
T sale ca rens payments Il. = Turner. 207 But
ser hoek.
IroR RExT-s Room HOUSES. All COY wv.
Il ieneet iaha II TeHaey. So BzEks o11aiaz.
I,oR RENT-A FIvE-Roo4 Hot-sE on
Elghta street; Teni $40 Room 70 Ep.er hlook
I'oR RExT-HoUsE OF EIGaT ROOMS.
Il SIS; oas o. seven rooms al IL = TUrue-,
Eos RENT-SISg.RooA HOUSE; ALL
IE3lIN - S@ellF-
L'oR REST-CoMsLETELY FURNISHED
L house fer six months 722 Olympic AFsaas
TOR REST- FOUR AND FIVE ROOM ELATs.
sis And SIS, George \" sseo1- IS srler alock-
I,oR RENT-ElGErRooM HOUSE; Nor
L en- improvements; sac PeE mouth l.s25
sAtis1a street
Tor RKNT-HoUsEs APPLY TO Low
It MAJ a F~4iy, zls PioaesF balldIng Frang ant
IAmss-
Tor RESr-AS ELEaANr s75 MONTH
L house for s2a. Inquire a. s57 Ash street
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FOR hENT-I ODGTNG- HOUSES
u,oR RFNT - GRKKS TREE IOTsgTNs5-
Il house q thirteen MANS; parity Furnished I'll
Washingtoa street
E'oR kEST-LoDtiINt4-H HOUSES OF ALL
Il description HAL rocza :, 81 >zcnot street.
FOR RES T-CLAS ESDlS H0TEl. CORNER
-~eas-1 ana D~bl s<resSs; . cessraa4s IezAa.
car secure iAis rseeai siis Eoase very tATers-
tie teFIEA AsFly CaAsssa LcoeA lana kroa.
sIre@-
FOE EENT-E4NCH.
DAM II FOR RENT; ECRTY- FINE ACRES.
II haf "a cNlsfFz1tosT balance rsksy fer clI-ivz.
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ROE s4LE-EEAL ESTATE.


ZOE sAEE-Goo1 LAND EGssSf Il CLGsl
Il "a. ~ s1sssszs c1esy. ssaz ike 20 SETTLERS
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iTAETED-T0 REST GOOD HOUSE.
w s>szE seven ypar-.s. In @Eehalzz fog zc-ezr=
- easzp o. S16rsss God [ez&2t- p y. Box
.si-
WA%TED-TO REST. HAVE DAILY AP-
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rszt iszs sSEzz please leave Gssc-ipsSea 81 Wash
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TOE gEST-5CITA2Lz QUARTERS FOE
EzazsES--rs1x AZ azzSo-s cheap, E.1zs4x1s
ciss-te1- l. : Gxy@- III Eezssg z~s1se-
TOE gEST-SooO LOCATION FOB BAE-
Il E@- s.e,: rezt cheap 1850 g&c1s01 street.
TOE zEyT-sToZy AND OFFICES ~ THE
I GoE-s.e1a o-ls1z u Fr9zs AID Coszza-.A s1rs=sz
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PIANOS AND ORGAyx

GAIL CzBP A LINE Or TEEEP17yE -
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TOE sALE-+9 ACRES VERY FTSE ALDER
Il soz-oE1 lsna ezs. q Kent. al leveL -tca oE.-<
s5H: $50 per acre Z Il Roz@-s 1VS sz1 1914
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