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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-27
THE SOCIALISTS. AKMY.
LielAxnecht's Address 50 she French
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|. Werkingmen.
MARsEILLEs, September 81. AT the
meeting of the workingmen's congress
Sunday Herr Liebknecht, representing
the Socialists Of Germany, delivered
an address, in which he said
!" For Socialists, the question Of Ma
tioRalism does not exist. We know but
two nations-the nation in possession,
and nation Of proletarians, formed
of vorkingmen of all countries. Be
tween Frenchmen and Germans there
is broad river of blood, for the flow
ing of which we are innocent, and our
enemies are responsible. But it does
not form a frontier of hatred between
Socialists. We protested against the
faatricidal war Of 1870. The Social
lists constitute a great army, Of which
the workingInen Of France, Germany,
and elsewhere form the different army
corps. Wefhave beat Bismarck, after
struggle lasting twenty-five years,
and we are ready to shed our last drop
Of blood for Socialism.
Herr Liebknecht concluded ibis STIR
ring address by shouting Long live
the International Revolutionary De-
moeraey.n
The utterances of Herr Lieblnecht
were greeted with enthusiastic APP
pianse.
NJ Ferroul. member of the Cham
Der of Deputies, who is one Of the
prominent delegates to the congress.
warmly thanked Herr Liebknecht for
his address. and called for cheers for
the workingmen Of Germany.
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IN nus1NEss cIRCLEs.

Mr.. d. M. Kilmer has moved his
grocery store into the fine building just
erected by him on West King street, a
reference to which will be made in a
day or two. The room vacated by
Mr.. Kilmer on the Public Square will
be occupied shortly by Mr.. VIM. b.
Walters as hardware store and the
room which Mr.. Kilmer has been
using as queenware store has been
rented BY Mr.. G. d. Matthaei who will
engage in the wholesale confectionery
business.
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HEALTH REpoRT.

OFFICE OF LOCAL HEALTH
OFFICER, Martinsburg, Sept. %. ]
In the past week there has been six
cases Of scarlet fever reported, making
total, thus far, Of eighteen cases,
with one death. There is no occasion
for alarm. and no difficulty will be ex-
perienced in effectually suppressing
the disease, if reasonable precautions
are taken by the people. To this end
there must be no unnecessary visiting
at houses where it is known to be, and
parents having children with any sus-
picion Of sore throat, eruptions Of any
kinds, or swelling Of the glands Of the
neck, must keep all their children from
school until the family physician Is
called, who should decide whether or
not the disease is infectious or contag-
ious. Children who have had the dis
ease should not attend school for forty
days after convalescence, and those Of
the same family who we're unaffected
should not be sent for twenty days.
The teachers Of the public schools
should see to it that no children are
admitted under less period Of time,
and then only upon certificates Of the
attending physician. a
S. N. MYERS. M. ID.
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| MIDNIGHT ATTACK.
MASKED MEN FIRE AT THE NIGHT
OPERATOR.
An ATTEMPT is MADE 10 RON THK
TICKEToFFICK or THE u. \ 10.
RAILROAD ar OAKLAND.


An attempt ii rob the ticket Office
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad At
Oakland Nd, was made Sunday
morning, which nearly resulted in the
murder Of Ernest Cline, the night
operator. Mr.. Cline made the follow
ing statement:
The ticket agent and telegraph
operator occupy the same Office in the
railroad station. The ticket agent
had gone home, leaving me alone in
the Office. The ticket window between
the ticket Office and the gentlemen's
waiting-room was up. At FIVE minutes
to 5 o'clock a. M, was lying upon a
table IN tile Office and heard some one
at the ticket window say Throw up
your hands
II Immediately arose. As / raised
up man with q pistol in each hand
and q mask over his face fired at me.
The ball just barely missed me and
struck the brick wall at my side. |
thought had been struck and made
an oztcry, which was heard by Mr..
Cowan in the express Office, in another
part Of the building Mr.. Daniel
CoRan, supervisor Of engines in the
third division, upon hearing the shot
and Mr.. Cline crying out i ain shot.
went to- him The would-be murder
Or, finding Mr.. clilie was not alone,
igot away as fast as they could and
made their escape.
It is generally understood dat the
men knew Saturday was pay day and
believed fhe operator had Money, OF
that they intended to get rid Of the
operator and rob the Chicago express
which was due at o'clock a. M, onls
q few minutes after the shooting oc'
curred. The opiaion IS expressed thai
themen who made the attackare part
of the "Coole5 gang who have beer
operating in the adjoining counties o.
West Virginia sand Pennsylvania t.
the terror of the citizens of those conn,
| ties.
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At Little Cscapon, yesterday, anoth-
er brakeman met his death. A man
named Helcomes, first name not known,
fell or was thrown from . freight train
and his neck was broken. The body
was brought to this city and taken in
charge by undertaken Widen and his
friends at Chestnut Ridge, North Caro-
lima, his home, have be n notified but
have not yet given orders what dispo,
sition to make Of the unfortunate man.
He was aged about "a years.
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a YOUNG LADY DEAD.

Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Geyer formerly Of this city
but now Of Washington, D. c., died at
her parents home on Saturday, Sept.
oath. aged Is years. month and 6
days. The funeral took place yester-
day afternoon, interment being made
in Washington. The family have the
sympathy Of an who knew them III this
city.
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WINS. HAnnIsos coMroHrABLE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 Mrs. Har-
rison was perhaps trifie more com
Portable than usual to-day, after pass
ing night during which she slept
most Of the time. Her appetite appears
to be a little better, as there was an in
crease in the amount Of nourishment
taken. The cool, bracing weather
which prevailed during the day has
had a beneficial effect upon the inva-
lid and is helping her.
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CIRCUIT COUR I.
VERDICT N Tue HOFFMAN WAR
RESFELTz CASE.
ASSAULT AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nEMANDED no JAZZ 10 AWAIT
sENTKNCK-cAsRsI IN cHANcERY.

The case Of the State vs. Chas. Hoff-
man for assanlting 4 companion nam
ed Pinkey Warrenfeltz, both Of near
Wolfesville Nd, as told in THE WoRLD
at the time, engaged the Courts at
tention yesterday afternoon. Warren
feltz testified that both had been near
Mt. Savage. Nd, pecling bark, both
started home together ARRIVING at this
city, both got off the cars and started
to walk. When four miles from this
city, near Changers Hall, he and his
companion laid down to rest and that
wasthe last lie knew until he was found
bruised and cut about face and head
the next morning. He stated that he
had money and papers upon his per-
son. Said Hoffman had an Ak with
him. DR.. Davis, Of Bedington, testi-
fed that the wounds were made with q
blunt instrument. Hoffman, when
called to the stand, testified that he
left Warrenfeltz in Cumberland and
had:not seen him afterwared. Denied
having come to Martinsburg with him.
The jury composed Of Jos. Fiscns, G.
w. d. Felix, A. G. Legg, Ed. s. Hem
shaw, w, II. Myers, Jno. Weller, G..
w. Bender, Seibert Speck, G. P. Ma.
son, g. w. Ramsburg, Chas. M.
Stuckey and Geo. W.. Cushwa, after
being out four hours returned with q
verdict Of not guilty as charged in the
Indictment, but guilty Of assault and
battery. Judge Faulkner remanded
the prisoner to jail. Hoffman is about
80 years Of age and Warrenfeltz about
IS years old.
Cases in ehancery yesterday were:
John Fitz, adm'rA V. Henry Fitz
ct. al Decree confirming the repor,
Of the commissioner settling the part
nership accounts.
r. II. Bates, assignee, etc, vs.. Johr
F. Smith, executor, 1t. Il. Deere,
confirming report Of special commits
missioner distributing the last deferred
payment and retiring cause from dock
ct.
i Maria j. Lamp vs.. Laura B. Lamp,
et.al. Decree appointing commission
ers Of partition.
VIM. Deering q Co., vs.. Elizabeth
A. Etchinson. Decree confirming com.
missioners report auditing the debt,
and appointing special commissioners
Of sale.
Rose Ann Noll VS.. Philip BartIe.
baugh, ct. al. Decree confirming
special commissioners report distribu.
ting last deferred payment and declar
ing the cause from the docket.
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In Hagerstown one day last week
Mr.. Frank Lancaster to Miss Eta Geno.
both Of near Bedington. There were
few who surmised this couples matri-
monialintentions and considerable sur
prise was created. The calathumpian
band Of the ne,ghborhood serenaded
the couple.
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DEVOTIONAL SERVICES.

Beginning on next Saturday even
ing devotions win be held in all the
Catholic churches in the state during
the month Of October. These services
are held during October in every Cath.
Ole church throughout the world.
They were ordered several years ago
by Pope Leo XIII, and are Of special
nature.
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NATuR lLIzEp.

This morning Judge Stake, Of Hag-
erstown, admitted to citizenship Abra-
ham Brown, of Savol, Russia. He was
% years old and answered the qnes-
tions al right. His witnesses were
Samuel Baginska and Moses Laisland,
both citizens. The new citizen is said
to be an intelligent man, and will make
d good American.
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ANENr rHE STREET cans.

air. John Wilson, President ii the
Street Railway Company spoken to
yesterday il references 10 the street
cars said: Icannot say any thing de-
finite yet, several matters have not
yet reached consumation. We have
several sites in view upon which to
erect the plant.
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rHE noARp 81 ElpucArIoN MEErs.

At a meeting Of the school board
last night the program published in the
WORLD for Columbus day was decided
upon and orders were given to have
copiesof saidprogram issued The board
decided that the number Of cases Of
scarlet fever in our city, is not sufficient
to'warrant a closing Of the schools.
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v. Va. noUsDARY coMarssrosEKs

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. "a Messrs. Geo.
R. Price and 1. 1. Flourney, commits
sioners on the part Of West Virginia to
settle the disputed Maryland and West
Virginia boundary line, were man
napolls last week examining records
and laws bearing upon the subject.
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MIR. s. came home late last night and FUN
1ll bled with his latch key. Presently Mrs.
Murder. thieyesf" she screamed. .shht np,''
cried Mr.. S.. "0h, it's you, is it. ] thought
1855 yes til me, snarled S. And I'm SO
his wife LOADED with Candies, Cakes and
Oysters from LOUIS BROWNS, mean.n Mrs.
s.. came down softly and let her deary in.
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CtEASoNABLE THINGS AND WHERE TO GET
- TliEM--We would like to say few words
in reference to the preparations we have made
to supply the wants and demands of our grow
ing trade, for all kinds. grades and textures OF
black dress material for the fall OF 'a2. Whilst
we've always tried hard to please our trade, yet
this fall we have taken unusual pains and put
forth our best energeties in making choice Sc
leetjons and securing the latest styles and tex
lures in the markets. We feel that our efforts
have not been in vain, for we can offer you
many special inducements and give You some
rare bargains in Black Silks, Henriettes, Cash
meres. Serges, Broadcloths, Ores DeLyon. Liss-
age. MecahiGue, Crapon, Percidierrells, etc. We
would be pleased to show You our large assert.
ment of these goods, and also great variety of
trimming, which have Just come out this season
Respectfully,
FMMEKT Il FIERY
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ETlRUNK SALE.--Great Slaughter Sale of
I'll Trunks, think Of good Trunks only S19e al
G. p. HEARINGS Cash House.
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wv ANTED.-A good stout boy not under II
w years to learn fhe baking business.
g-27-tf. MApply at WORLD Once
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r AIDES, this Is a goodaime to studywhat to
IL makefor a friend for Christmas Present,
and II you go to Mrs Darrell Matthaefs Store
corner QuHen and Race streets, yon can be suit
ed without any trouble. for they have variety
Aof things too numerous to mention. s24at.
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DICK-NICK-NoTIS.-Y can buy silk mitts
II worth25 cents for Is cents
You can buy straw sailors worth rs cents for
i15 cents.
81 cents at c. ?. HEARINGS Great Cash House.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
Ill on underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prlers that are down even lower than
the lowest, Just think of a good ladies vest for
25c. EMaERT Il FtERy's
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A HANDSOME line of Mems Fine Dress Shoes
IA In the latest styles and shapes at
FIERY's SHOE SwoRE.
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zoo PAIRS Mems suspendcrs for &c, others ask
20 25c. YELLOW FRONT.
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"ANTED.--To sell, a desirable Suburban
w Building Lot, on easy terms, must be
sold at once, without regard to value--a rare
chance to secure cheap home X.PO9LE,
9f4-1m. Attorney. a
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ZOO YARNS Indigo BiueHsrints 81 Others ask
- 70. YELLOW FRONT.
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IN0R SALE "a large writing table in gnod
II condition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for business. Apply at fjiis
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WTE HAVE secured MIS- ]. r. hopes ofFal-
Wv timsre city to take charge q on. Mile
came TO MS very highly recommended having
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable millincr trade Of Baltimore
city. We. have every reason to be gratified at
the success Of this brauah Of our business and
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season to add largely
to our stock of millinery and develop this de-
partment as much as possible. Miss Hopes
viii arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock OF millinery and will have it marked
and on,sals by Sept. 18th. EMMERT & FIERY
ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
u and Glass, from IS ,annts to S3.35 at ID. NJ
KILMERiS, on King street.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT Z
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.
sit1at ons. Help wanted, For Sale. For
Rent, Lost, Pound. straycd or stolen, To
Buy. seil Or Exchanee- w hatevsr Your
want. Make ii Kneun In This cciumn.

THE great increase Ia the local cir
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Using medium in this section. 1t is
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district, win reach this column in time
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nished free 1t this Office or its branches.
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EfLEGANsr French China Tea Sets, So pieces,
II $1,000, worth $500, az ID. NJ KILMER'S,
on King street.
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mood CARPETs Good Carpet! Only5l0c yard
N sourneighbors ask 2ae. YELLOW FRONT.
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M EMS SHIRT SALES mems working Shirts
1yl werth 40 cents now 90 cents
800 Boys working shirts worth 50 cents now
20 cents.
800 boys waist pereale worth 10 cents now
&c cents
$50 ladies blouse waists worth 50 cents now 80
cents at Cl r. HERRING Net Spot Cash House.
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OFFICIAL OFFER ON Ladies' Riibed Under
~ wear. Our SOC. Vest for 25c.
YELLOW FRONT. YELLOW FRONT.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE to get first class
In ChiIdEaT's School Shoes at FIERxss SHOE
sroRE- Every pair guaranteed to give szatisfac-
ton.
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oVELY Austrian China Tea Sets, So pieces,
~ $500 worth $780, at d. NJ. KILMERiS,
on King street
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ avenue grade

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-MEL
~ avenue grade.
Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed secretary OF the board of public works Of
The city OF seattle no 10 noon of Friday November
70. A. d. 1892 for the grading and construction of
sidewalks on both sides of Melrose avenue in the
city of seattle. from Pike street to Depot street.
said city, in accordance with the plans aud specii-
cations now on file in this office.
Each bid Is TO be accompanied by certified
cheek payable to the order OF the city comptroller.
for sam not less than five 90 per cent of the
anoant bid, and III shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmeu
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten (l0l days from being notified
OF the award. failing which said check and the
amount thereof will be forfeited to the city.
No person is eligible AS a bidder who has within
two prior 10 the letting made default in pay
ment of any jus. claim for any work or labor rer-
formed or for any skill or material furnished pur-
suant TO any such contract as is here advertised.
who, within said two years, has assigned, aban-
doned. surrendered Or failed TO uete any such
contract
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any ard all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope "Me.-
rose Avenue Grade"
Please attach copy of this advertisement to bid.
BY order of the board of public works.
&. q. IIEtFNER. Secretary.
First publication November IL. 1892.
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Special NOTICES.


CURING LUMBER FOR CONDUlTS, SEW.
~ ers or any usa where laid in ground perma-
nently; guaranteed % years against rot, teredo
and boTers. =. = Bailey, room /, 49, South
street, Tacoma, Wash.
SPEI1ER & HURLBUT WILL SELL YOU
~ Peninslsr stoves and ranges with written
guarantee; see them. 4lS Pike street, Eanke
building.
THE BELITOWN FURNITURE COMPANY
9l5 Front street. will you money fur
niture: very complete stock Install mentS.
THE OFFICES OF THE VIAVI COMPANY
L are in the Frye block, corner Front and Marion
streets rooms Il and 10.
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.--ru, AVID FUNERALS.

- ~on THURSDAY November IL 1892. at
KELLI,. LIZ rrsI.ienc e Yakima street near jack
ssa ssv Mr. IF eo as1ns aged as Years
s,.s,r.t take. place AZ 10 O'Clock tomorrow
Ihe .ss residence. interment being made ia
- - plea ant cemetery.
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LEG Al NOTICES.

TNPOUNDED STOCK SOTTCE-TUE FOL-
i lowing de scfibed stock was placed in the city
pound on November Ii, and will be sold al public
auction Oh Friday, December .. 1892, at the froBs
doof of police headquarters. corner Yesler ayeDus
and Fourth streets; me red COW with white
belly and tanks, abont d years old the owner
OF the above described COW being 10 me unknown.
\. Jackson. Chief of Police.
Date Of first publication, November Is. 1892.
JMPOUNDED STOCK NoTICE-THE FOL.
l. lowing dcs Fibed stock was placed ia the city
pound on November ] J. 1882. and viii be sold as
paoac auction on Friday. December 2, 1892. HE
the troat door OF police headquarters. corner Of
csier avsHue and Fourth streets: one small red
COW. with white belly. about . years old. the
owner Of the above described COW being unknown
10 nse. "A JACKSON, Chipf of Police.
Date Of frs. publication, November IL, 1892.
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oh REST-H1rsES AND STORES IN
ana Squire Latimer building
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RE NO AZ =.

NINE BERTA CHIVELLI 4 L MOVED
vi h n stutto tor vocal culture and piano To
Hotel teyens Front and Ma:ioa treats, roo IS
= a "a i3
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FOR LEASE.

~ LH-aSf-WANTHD MAN TO LEASE
ha sil laf Ia anu chicken raaea pa acres straw
,a,s ies good terms Address Iikis care Post-In-
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OLDEST K>T BLE~HEp IN Ill G7Y;
~ Uncle Harris Loan Dfcs, 2Us Washington
street liberal advances On diamonds, watches and
!ewelry, lowest rates.
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ga KES STORE AND STORE ROOM.
cut re building 800 Columbia street In-
Gclfe soI Burke building
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WANTED-CEDAR TIMER LAMB CALL
r. or address room 25 sullivan building, no
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WANTED-AN ENERGETIC AND BUSi-
w ness man " tn a capital Of s 800 10 join ad-
vertiser IN starting up legitimate enterprise that
VIII clear 80 70 per month. If you have got the
p oney and want to engage In a business that will
pay cali ON Western Exchange, SO Union street,
evenings.
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L,OR SALE-DECfDED BARGAIN; DESIRA-
4 Bile home; beautiful vi.w; overlooking Lake
Washington, on Madison street: require $3.50
CASH balance to suit; speculation to quick buyer
Owner. Box S3S, Seattle
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BOOK BINDE:. Y.

L ASTHONYf> III derry. Is ANK Il ,K
~ manufacturer. Washington street: corner
Couamescial. rooms and cry block, seattle
Wash
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CLEARED AND GRUBRED

and planted IN fruit trees. bearing, Nashon
is and. near landing, few OF many et
treme!y low price. term an American Invest
nlent * t'uara ~ Co, Yesler building
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HAIP HANTEH-MALE.

WANTED - ACTIVE WORKERS FOR
" .shepp's photographs OF the World" costing
&le0 00D; holiday bonanza: agents wild with sue
cess; Mr.. Edw. r. Henry. Boyertown, IA cleared
eis0 IN one week; Miss j nnie a. Clark. saida
Coo. $50 the fl 81 day: outfit II terms tree. Ad
dress Gicbe Bible Publishing Company. 7Z3
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Pa. or 358 Dear
born street. Chicago H.
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L'OR SALE-CORNER HYDE AND DEPOT
l. streets I5Sxl33: nice view: Two blocks from
Madison street cable; price $3.50. West & Field,
20 Union block.
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LICE NJ. AIKEN WISHES To INFORM
n her many friends and III . general public that
she will remove her popular manicure and hair
dressing parurs to a more central location in the
Hotel Stevens, Front and Marion streets, on or
about the 18th of this month