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Aiabame, Louis Rlgdif q FaekA ~ ApFesi
LBjS "a nW& sae ". " z y gE..'f....t'
Alabalpa. gaes ~ aegssi Hs& If IVA aee
III tpBesF 2 E+-st+s ttssytttsff
Alabams, Eleale Aq aeERsi swls n avs see
u tp8A4F 3 Nf.s+tsFt's.ss+ss'{ .t.'stt
Alabaasa5 Louis N acres ae& VI sR@ sse
81 tp6p,f wH.tt 'tsf...tts'.
Alleu. s 5gQ &eses, es6 pf nNj4 eMA ef
Ea a5s ze tQ@f, z t'.st
Arg5iie. VsisnfiHe@ acres Nv z ~ np
pw n ss I'LL Y tpg q g.tt,,s.t'.
Ballara & A I'D aeles pWs8 ~ aee n ~ z
81 i 3 M+stsfsts sss1 ~ q sftsf ettHftfff
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yrtlIFTu JuuiGIAL DIsTEIcI CALCAsIEu PARISH
JrRY TERMS First Monday Of February, aud
Fual Monday Of September.
EuN-JuRY TEHHls. First Monday oi May, and
First Monday Of November
CAMERON PAEISB.
IrHr TEisM.-Fhst Monday ufter tie Fourth
day vl duly
&gN-Julil TEEN.-First Monday Of December
VERNON PARISH.
JUN TEEM-SuGond Monday Of October
EvN-JuIW IKEM.-Iu5t Monday VI April
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r0WN az WRAam.

Harger, J l-l1 aarea IN neb4 q neA see W,
NV u 4 , N1s's.r'ttFffttfii tttstss 4
nerouen, Mrs Q Lota 9 and 4 block l1t,,.
Dlehlo RebeSca A Lots 8 9, 3and 2, blk NJ
tigeah, p q lots 2 and 4 and part lot q
block H+.,f,.. itsttttt.tt
Harris, Warren 10 acres of north aide neA
otpR5 see 4, W ~ u fs wi lots 4 ? ands VI
hllpk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tsIssstftAsstfp
Kent, q j. Lots and 4 block gQ,,t,..s..,,
Mayo, Thad Lots and q block ta.,
Richard Virginia Lots aud 4 blpek as,,
zesaaqky 4 h Lsta 4 apg block lo.t,t
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TOWN oR JENNINGS,

Bolligh, Peter,-5 aeros In lot q, block 30
Cary addition, s,,s..stt,tssftt',.sts.t
C0vell, Minnia P-Bl0Ck ., Cary's addition.
Damon, u L0ts Q, 4 and 10, block i5
CarYB addition, ,1,s,,.,.,,-,...'t.''1t
Harris, AlFs l. Csc aeTsa, a& Of swA sec
~, tpl ", and block ", s,,,,.,.,,'.,t.
Jenkins Mira A-t20 acres, MA Of seA, neA
Of awA SEQ H. " "a, Fdw,t',''.".t,t,,,
Jpukips u B-i20 acres, VA OF aeA, sen of
swA sec ~ tpa raW's,u,'',,t,,''.'
Knapp, d A w aeTes VIE Of az Of the Paul
BUlltiu Grant No. lla5, aeeti0n ~, W Y y
70 W''t'.''s.t'a,,'t't''f t''f'''ts.s's'stFt'H
knight II C--E l. Wells present oWner--a&
flut =, block ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miller, u D a. Rostset, W-,l0 aGIes in ne
Il Of neA sec 10, Up 10 q rawr,,n.,.,t 7
Phifer, Mrs NJ I--2O acres IN n3s Of sec %,
tpUstra aW,tttf'tsstttftst..tt
Robin, A r. Lots aud Z, block ., Weed
addition, ''..t t,f'.s'ss,st','.'t.Itgtt
simpaon, VIM Lot ., block p, Gary addln,
skinner, l. T. Block ~ Cary aldlni aa pf
nWIs see ~, W ust I 2 Wi except aalrts in
ne cor OF said tract.
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VOL. XXVI.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Murphy J. Foster Governor
LicutanpIt4G GgFeInpr--xRCa
Thumas s. Adams, Secretary Uf State.
Milton j. Cunningham, Attorney q eueral
Iuhu Pickett, State Treasurer.
" W Hsard, Auditor Of Public AoGnnHta.
A. d. LRGargHe Superintendent Of Education.
i G Hawkes. Commissioner Of Immigration.
rhOE. s. Adams, Commissioner Of Agriculture.
j Ohm S. Lanier, Register State Land Office.
W G. Estif, AdiutHnt- General.
bon Caffiey, S. r. Henry, Senators, Tenth
nItnrial District.
i, Ohm Mut3rath State Printer.
erin Of office expiring Oh the so0OOnd Monday
Nur IL G.,
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Richard, G B-.76a acres, part VIA OF wh OF
nwh $50 8, tp 10 4, r 3 W. sWA sec 10, 70
a, r 10 ", sw4 Of nwA sec I, tip IS, rev,
undtyi Ted half neA Of nwA sec II, tps
FSw, alt WI Of block IL, subdivision Of
VIII Of swh sec SO, tp9s, W, WA Of
swA sec a5, to . =, T - W, lots |, 2, and
subdivision VIA Of seA sse u, tpa as,Fsw
sla of nsA, swA Of neA sec & tp Us, 10
W. undivided half lot one subdivision Of sig
Of SEX and soA Of swA aee a3, tp 3 =. 70
W sA Of seA Of seA sec s5, Up :. 7w,
HIa Of swA Of seA sec 10, tp9s r W, WI
OF swA, si9 OfnwA sec 2 u los, + 10 ",
Nne-half of two RGres commencing 80 cor
her Of e15 Of sen sec Is, tip as,rs W.
lots and block Il, lot Il block L Sulphur
City, ny of seA, e5 Of sell Of aeh sec ~,
tp 10 F9 w..'...ta...,..ss....'.' ,|j@
Richard & MsyeF--i0 acres, soa OF Rwh sec
2, tp7s, +.,.....,.....,.,."'.s..
Richard, A $50 acres, 10 acres in neA
seu6 tp II 3. 70 W, lots and block
uberlih, Ono,hAlf of ssA OF swA sec Il, tp
IL q, ~ w,s'''ssS .s'''''s.'s'ts's'' :
Ryan, Geo W--2O acres. undivided half sea
of sen sec Z, Up 0 8, r SW ..,,.,,,..,..'...
Ryan, l. p-2iO acres, neA Of ReA sec 80,
uwA of nwA sec 3d. wl1 of nsA, s12 OF NV
4 sec ~, tp7 r. rsw,,,..,.-.,,',,.,'.'
ShaItuck, $ O-25l acres lot 3 sam Mans
field subdivision of se4 of uw4 sec ~, ~
gR,r8w lots 10 aud II subdivision Of Wig
Of sBA and WIZ of neA sec ~, tpa g. 7 = W 70
Shattuck, HuiIah-lO aores, lot subdivt.
sion OF seA OfuwA see rs, tp0a, I i w,.,, 81
Smell, 0 Mo acres, lot 4 Simmons subdt-
vision, n,,,,..,.,'','''-,t'''s't s't''''s's's''' .
Wolls, Geo H--llO acres undivided halfl0ts
3 and 4 SEQ ~, tp 8 0sF0w, neh Of neA sec
a. and part e!a OF sBA sec as, tP9 ., 8 W 10
Williams, LOuisa,-One lot commencing nc
corner block 1 kirkman addition thence
west GHl feet thence south 200 ieet,.,s''
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State Tax Sales
IMMOVABLE PROPERTY.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
as.
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.
Parish Of Calcdsieu, TretM Judicial
District Of Louisiana

10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY vtsTEn
ID in me by the Constitution and laws Of the
State Of Louisiana, / will sell at the principal
front door Of the Court House in which the Civil
legal hOnrs for Judicial sales, beginning at II
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CITY DIRECTORY.


I'msT PREsnYTERIAN CuuRcH.-Servioes eyOry
sabbath al q. nj. and ,. NJ. Sunday school
al VJO u ~. Rev, Z. W. Lyman, pastor.
PlHhr BApTial CuURCH.--ServiCes every Sunday
,tr / a. H. aud D. IN. Prayer neetlpg every
Thursday evening at . O clock. Sunday school
nj V:JO g. III. Rev 4. q. Alfred. pastor.
N. L. CHUROu.-SeIyiGes every Sunday morning
pud evening ut usual hours iu the Masquie
building on Hodges strset. Sunday school At
U.BU d. III. Prayer meeung every thursday
evening at s O'clock. Rev, K. l.. Crawford
pastor.
NJ i. CHuRCH. S0ITH Services every SUNDAY
morning aud bvBuiug at usual hours. sunday
school II q. ~. Prayer maeilng every Wed-
ue8tuy evening at 4 y clock, Rev JAS PaIlAeI
pastor. .
{, ,nt KCH or aalE Goop SHEPHERD -'SeINiUoS every
SUNDAY at il Al. aud 1880 n. aud every FiA-
day At o'clock y. IL. Jos, II. HpeaIing, Rector
[ 'AruOIdC CHURCH. H.-Masses Oh Sunday at &nd
10 o'clock o. III. SeImnn and BeHsdlutl0n Hld
Eosary at 4 D. m. Ju Lieut. ModitptiUn on the
PlasiGu duEAg High Mass eNnry "Wednesday
,luO Friday evenings at Z OCluCk. lp the week
ulaBa ut 500 b. ~. Father NaudeSenr kact9F'
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.--SeFTices every
sunday at 10 o'clock IL the mOfuipg Sunday
sahUul at 2;aQ y. III, eveIy Sunday AseotpEe
every "Wednesday evening Rt 1890, Ladies 80
,.,ntV meets every first SuudRy Of e'eFy month,
NJ p ~. Rev. j. ", KossGnanu, pastor.
Fltsr CoSaREG ATIoNAL CuURcH. Services every
sunday at .uhuEGh On Moss 6traet opposite
rpmctsTy SeIYice at 7:30 ,. NJ Rnd sabbath
anLpnl nj 10 a lu al MOos street church. Ser
viGus vt GaoBport at 3;3O y. IN. every Sunaay'-
l.ov. 5. II. BalteRu, pastor
ST. PAuL's A. NJ j.. GHLBCH-PreaciiRg,e every
SuudRy at ~ p, N. aud p M aQngBN 'hel'o3i ~
pu.m' Rey D. BuTren of New Orleans, pastor
In charge. W. b. Barrett, Supt
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Ppio Estats, Paul 3e4 acres, iQks N kAd ~
Sessiensl sta u 70 4 peFt eFlett 81 "

Pui J, a a 9tp acres uh9ighlea llell gf ~
jlaa3 q 5f ae q HI IL sssS II lk lfss u
helps ID W. side ii Fss3 gf nv sec WI nj 4elF
tQ Nh als9 * aeFea sH aqtgfe N ngifAesss
e5rneF VI aeM 9l Net4 sse 81 AE II E84 vi
neG 0fawI4 eee ,, ~ Y III Nf Aqt hli4
'lsaS7 " aaSiy i ilsa asif " iSf gisiaa Il
s69f Httl hha VA IF 88 q Aee a8 tp8a,
R4 ss eil @fHs9 ssa t9sAfs
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WWTTI9 AKEHI' " u s0EE9 HEFFV' HEFFF ITF9H 2
aIwl8 u ani, " IF sY.t p}El Il ieA as5
sy4 seelion rs, ne4 section 2l ne4, y X Qf
III beciiOA 33 n!s III fsRl4, Wa Gf nl9J naA
DfueA section "a, sis vi nwA, HwA VI
syA section u, ~ SaFll WI I'll lqta =, y
aldlil section 39t ~ Nh, ~ W lens q aeres
7wl lOt b saGti1p i, A@a nj BWA section
81, tpAs, ", Re4 0fRWA section ~ Up
81, m "; VIA VI SEA section ~, tpTA,ER
"; undivided half VT VIA of sB!4 session 4,
Ga Of ssA section b, VITA Hel4 seetian n
nv Il section 10, tp5s,E,9Wi Wlz ~ 1914
gecfIDHlg, ID 81, ~ ", all lels Ofne4 section
III, tpBa, Il, b W, SEA Of sWs4t sw x VI HW4
sectiol ", e!4 ef seA section ~, WI of sWt
SECTION a3 tpB 3, m I5W.,.s,.f.,,.5,,,.tt..N
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Norris, Mrs A Il -st9 acres VIA Qf neA el4
5t tbgs, J. 10 "; lots 0, ~ and II seetipa
3, IOt / tertipn W tp Bs, ~ WI lqts q, II,
ID and ia seeliqn u, tpss,r ", set Of Re4
see 32 swA of AVA 5sct 80, tp 0 s,F9R
Hsg4 efuwk, AVA pf ne4 section H. tps
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LAKE CHARLES LopeE, No l65, j. d E. M
Meots in Mas0lIIe logse feon e'eiS ~ % az "
THIRD S8sprSss SsyS S'SS9pB W q 5So Sou 4 % Poe. W
d. NJ Foster, j. w =. H. Dee8 secS, Rag
nIidrll, Irpas.-
q. o. ID. F'
A Kcuov TonnE No. 50, T. @, o. F.--Meets every
Friday 1Iight nj 4 o'clock: Paul GIeiner, n. G,-i
Alex, 4lyinos, Y,G,i NJ p. AndFus' secj " T.
S'utt4! Irea8. uy Jor 4 p. r. p,
N"hh EtNcAii5fsis'Ni TN n NJ y pUIte Scribe " a
E"llSttt' n. : ~ - +'''1IF''
'NNpl''N' 'a''''' sp
M' ~ u..t. IN psp.
raI, BaIeonk hall tiTst and third HpesdREs 9i
at,I, 1'st aSoItS M u, m, w. J. Gayle q. CT
5'sSp 5eo II 'Ht Poe y y. e. 8, KRufpap, PfeIatef q
VIZ r. A. KaaRp q 81 N n. q Ii h. " 5, Goss X T. 4
/, KaPflaap, Alternate.
H. R, "a. ~ ~
Avn, ,,,,,v I,,vts1ax No a d. r., X. Of P
MA Msos IIin Ia % 4rmery arst and third Frdpys n
%rsrg inaatb. ,Et i ., III; ". a. Knapp, Captain
J, Il Lsbasse, SECRETARY.
NJ ,exo,,A Co,fNAypARY. No. 40, K of H.-Meets
!" FInoy is and fhitd wsdlesaays Of each
c IpentG ats >. R, W. A, Knapp Commander
T.. 4. Brah, seeFssagE as1, a Sbattuek, D.
ArFp|9 tt9nek ~; Sr otSl w Ii SifafIitF ", 81!
T. r. 1iset! ti ri y + cessfard 81. JnO'
T. II BFsti 4sat ,9t5 ri AS isfnsS syss'gJ s s.. Bios
~. oeIttesl9h' XXI o' /" a1 HI = / e6n GIayaune,
r fe' r. S98S 8Sas ~ H 8 JSate t' = b. H ssRsse6a
H. j SpnlERl and p. u. Y MaTekF Atastees' II,
LFidAKGE IqpsE, Nv. S2Ts, *. 9F H;--aLeaeg ~ "
Odd FalloRB, hall, second aIq t29dsp III
uf eaell mppth, Rtf p m aup Mai4 Riss9isYit RiSssisi
A. T. Aaisgsss Tlee l1ot:tsss y taos ~ r. S''7''
Hep9ftef taes. AillAiip, nr,''s
Ham eo,.,,,, ~ H. n. x I IA o. H.-Msots iu
P,lisang gf,ssl,tael hal1 sgoond and fourth Wed.
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Davidson ] S--lOO acres, SEA Of seA So Of
ne% Of swA sec 28, tip 10 a, 0 WI nsA OF
neA sec ~, tp 10 $, : 0 VI one square acre
10 Louisa BilbO subdivision of swA u Of sw
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Of sw4, sg4 VI nw4, sw& Of nn4, VIE u
swA, ugi of fsw4 section a5, Ol9 VI seI
section gb, tp2srll II ~ alsa Reres in swl
0fneA section 93 aia lnt 5 section 3Or eta
uR lot :, suhdyisi9u VIZ ~ sw4 section ~,
tp5s, rBw, swA Of sw4r seA Vt swA see
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Nelson Estuts, James On ACRES, adjoining
J d Nix on the west and W Nelson pn
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Mooer, Rlley-nsa block II Lyons aub....s. 9g
Mosa, john A. lots and 1, block II, Masa
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j tp5
Il g5
ts
tk
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S5 80

2 70
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Mess, y q and Richard, G R.-l0t Ia, George
Rsan I snh OF aarNs; lot L tie0 RYuAs
sab af q acres; lot 10, block 80, Saiief snbs
l1A h4stek Il Kssi5I aiilA =. /. I. .5.. &
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Richard, A $40 acres, 10 acres in neA
seC5, tp IL =. 70 W, lots 5 and block 0
ubHrln, Ono,half Of ssA Of swA sec 2l, tp
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Drayeaux Estate, Wm-50 acres Rnlivided
Onehalf ~ Of seA aud eIa Of seA OF sSA
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Murray Bfpeks Hardware Co Ltd, one lot
bounded on north by lat Jos iiiraeh q Son
and Mrs Muller, on east hy lot II king
on south BIZ lot Mira Geo W Ryan and on
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Ehulln Jahn-ll0 aGreA, wig of nea aud
north 80 acres of nsA Of nsM section 30,
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ELECTRICITY Is LIFE.

When properly applied and thoroughly
diffused in the human system; but this.
when artiicially applied, must he done
under the direction an | able guidance of
those who are by practice experienced in
its use and applicability to the various
diseases incident TO nature. and with a
careful provision as to the constitutional
condition of the patient Hence the Won
derful success DIR. Darrin has over disease
with the use of electricity and medicine,
as the following almost miraculous cures
will show. Ii they were not people well
known in this community il would be hard
to believe such cures possible:
George Smith, Astoria, deafness cured !;
Rev. ]. K. Coenour. Portland, Or, skin
disease cured: Miss Maggie Synhoest, La
Grande, Or, cross-eye cured Isaac Thomp-
son, La Center. W. T.. deafness cured !;
w. 7. Binkley. Centralia, W. T., sciatic
rheumatism. restored; J. T. George. Glen
eden. w. T., chronic rheumatism five
years, cured: Henry Van Helms. Sandy,
Or, cancer of the nose and catarrh, cured.
DR.. Darrin is located at Hotel Chilberg,
Tacoma. and will treat the poor free (med-
icines excepted) from 10 to IL daily.
Hours for all, 10 a. m. 10 p. m; Sundays,
10 to 2. Consultation free. All durable
chronic. acute and private diseases in men
or women successfully treated. In most
cases only one visit required at the doc
tors Office. Question blanks and circulars
sent free.
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Home-Raised Turkeys.

While We have not got any cold storage
turkeys from Southern Oregon that have
been dressed for two weeks, We have got
500 turkeys that We have been fattsning
for four weeks and We will warrant each
and every one to be fresh dressed, or
come and select live one and We will
dress it for you. All good cooks know the
difference in flavor between fresh and
sour birds when they come 10 draw them.
You will find our price very low In all
kinds OF poultry and special sales in al
kids of choice meats. cranberries, celery,
oysters. fish. fruits. vegetables, etc. Gail
early and get first choice. Palace Market
Company, Second and Yesler. Telephone
$40
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Parties Are All Tangled Up aud Hot
Contests Are Promised.

Politics In Ballard promise to be warm
until after the city election. There are at
present only two tickets in the cid and
there may not be any more, although one
or two more may bob up before the time
for filing certificates of nominations with
the city clerk expires next Saturday. This
seems probable, as there is ali undercu--
rent of dissatisfaction with some of the
nominees on both the fusion and citizens
tickets
The fusion candidate for mayor, w. III.
Dill. has always been a straight out and
out Democrat. and it was supposed he was
violently opposed 10 anything in the ma
ture Of spotted eggs. lie Is a choleric old
gentleman, Of q large. striking but some
What pompous fugre aud when he talks he
swallows his words with peculiar. indis-
tinct gobb.e, not calculated TO make
an ideal presiding officer. For these rea-
sons many Populists are opposed 20
him, and they say the fusion convention
hatehed out turkey gobble." for
mayor. He was badly defeated for mayor
and school director two years ago.
Matthew Dow, his opponent, has served
one term "a councilman and as school
director With general satisfaction. and
will undoubtedly be elected with q hand
some majority, although il is conceded
pili viii poll much larger vote than he
ever did before.
". II. Doyle and A. G. THOMPSON. the
candidates for city treasurer the former
on the fusion. the latter on the citizens
ticket, are old residents OF Ballard. well
and fsvorably known. Either will make
competent treasurer, but Thompson. the
present incumbent, has large personal
following. and has therefore, the best
chance OF being successful.
The similarity in the names OF Edmund
Peters and ". IA. Peter. candidates for
city attorney, causes some confusion. Ed
mund Peters. mayor OF Ballard. was city
attorney during lSl3 and 1898 aud is nov
the nominee for this office on the fusion
tickeL ". II. Peter. MS opponent Is
both . lawyer and farmer
}. +. Disg>. Popalisi. fusion nominee
Tor marshal. Is very popular, ana is sure 20
b elected by he largest majority Of any
candidate.
The nominees for counciimen on the
citizens ticket are al Republicans, and.
+ telag good meu. they have az present a
GOOD prospect 90 beng elected, although il
Is dtteea't 30 predict the result GA council
msn w'th any degree %: certainty.
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awoke 10 their condition and demanded
navy for their protection and for the
protection OF their interests abroad, the
personnel was found equal 10 the occa-
sion and the results Of their ability
are before You today. Ii is interesting TO
consider what was the immediate cause OF
the awakening of the people 70 the condi-
ton that their navy was IN. 1t was
probably due TO the comments made by
the press concerning the posit,on assumed
~ Chile TO demands made by the United
States, which the press contended
vas nothing more than covert
threat 10 commence hostilities and TO
Immediately place San Francisco IN the
objective as point of attack. Congress
must act and it did. 1t authorized the con-
struction OF four vessels, three cruisers
and one dispatch vessel. They were the
Chicago, Boston, Atlanta and the dispatch
boat Dolphin. These vessels were author
izad March 3. 1885, and the contract for
their construction signed in July OF the
same year. The Boston, Atlanta and
Dolphin were launched the following year.
the Chicago year later.
Lieut.. Ross called attention TO the fact
that as late as lSS5 the government was
compelled to send away from home for
shafts for the Yorktown and Baltimore,
whereas now the steel works of the coun-
try will permit of The construction OF any
thing IN the shipbuilding line, and even
now the steel manufacturers are compel
ing with other countries in the construc-
ton of ocean greyhounds for mercantile
purposes. He closed his remarks with a
tribute to the navy as she is today and
said that wherever the stars and stripes
hoat over war ship in other harbors tie
flag 10 respected.
Lieut.. Ross address was followed by the
recitation Daughter of the Post" by Miss
Ada May Bell. and Rotations by Mr..
Ferdinand Il. Erdman and Miss Edith
Alice Goodrich. and then the hail was
cleared and some time spent in dancing.
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still kept track Of the case and worked
out several clews which promised 20 ESD
10 the capture Of the missing man, ioF
they wers determined 20 find him, and
thear efforts IN thai direction sboEef tnsf
the case had been By no means forgotten
In al the years that LAsyss D0re has
been absent from the city his wIfe and two
children have lived more or less IN sec4a-
SION II. fhnriestowu
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The Turk. Must Weaken,

Before you buy your Thanksgiving poul-
try call and examine our stock. You all
know We are the acknowledged leader sin
fine poultry and defy all competition in
prices. Fulton Market, Hinckley block.
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The World Photographed.

Lantern views of London. Paris, Rome,
Naples, Pompeii. Egypt, India, America,
etc, at Turner's hall for weeks COM
mencing November %, p. m. Admission,
% cents.
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DR.. Prices Baking Powder

California, empire of the Pacific salutes the world.
Her Mdwnta- Fair closed midsummer blaze of glory
Second only the Columbian Exposition in extent variety
and splendor, the display veritable triumph
Out Of her abundance the poured her
the nations Of the earth aid in noble
exhibition,
Memorable were the exhibts-of gold and silver, of
wheat and OIL Of fruit and wine, of silk wooof all
that and nature could combine TO produce And no
exhibit attracted excited warmer approval
than that of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-28

If you want the choicest meats and
market supplies for your Thanksgiving
dinner. you will find them at the Denver.
the old reliable family market. Leaders in
low prices and best goods. Denver Mar.
kei, Second and Madison streets
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Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that the banks of
Seattle will close Saturdays, at IL noon, on
and after Decemb Der /, 1894.
Il. w. PETIT.
Manager Seattle Clearing House
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az eltie8s People q chiasv ia thn -erfsr az "a
AFef. bui ~ ta t1a extreme discomfort located
ihefe are ssssglstsd soss STOMACH. yeliewaess Of
TIE ssin All eystaiIs. morning esHs,.. A., nm.
plesssas arcath. furrea truxse. s.ex hsassehe
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sch Hssters = ssiis snd agreeable raesetv II
Is EF@AtlF Fs'eiefsa4e 80 soy vegetable pnrrauve
or Drastic zts aeras c2saayt&c suca fsagd,-.e.
etaes usuaiiy da mere hsTu taau saas pa :.
lsfssl eoza rlA.nis are Liver g. aiways lavstvef
3 n sach e5ser3sr. SO 3 as Esr Rheumatic ga
s1&aeF sroatse. nervousness aas eeesufv. Hos.
letters Stozasca Hitis-s IS = bsatea ~rag8v
lavs assns sfrosrtr commend Sc tsr ~ r,-ossf5.
tu3s aud taorcsls aness. aa3 rro5essf5us ars,rs-
val = faily ssasslnsa y pahlse cxp1rseac~ ear-
ius 1ove shaa tatF4 e. a ceatary.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
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The Hotel Butler grill room. for gentle
men only, Is the pride of Seattle: nothing
better north of San Francisco. Oysters.
steaks, chops, all kinds of shell fish a spe-
cialty. Merchants lunch from IL 80 to 8
n.
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Tar fas1esg and 6aest ,a-kevs IA town
at the oueea CITY MAFke5. Fourth ard
lsslsr. Ifyou want she best meats ana
Vealtry. sry she cn~en C5sv.