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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-19
Ancient Order Of United wo,,

general eommittee composed of dele.
gates from all the lodges of the citv "a.
been organized 10 make preparations "a
entertain the grand lodge. which meet. m
this city April IL, l. and IL. The pro.
gramme embraces literary entertain
meni. fo,losed by grand invitation ball
u oe held Wednesday evening. April IL.
seattle Lodge. No -, celebrates its frs,
anniversary Wednesday evening by con
cert and ball IN the q. A. r. hall. AIR
Lodge. No, :. will participate.
A'k Lodge. No. :, on Wednesday even.
Ing conferred The junior workman degree
upon Oge candidate.
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LET'S RUilD sue sa<ss
Debate frenesitisa - Ds IL zr.
kud the Hard Iluas.

The following comm gu!eas4oa FROM Z.
4. rr~mper il timely:
I'm settIae hrei Of taking e s.harA
times" and Wearing oGt my clothes ~At-
ing for good ssfnes. i'tn getting ssary q
being log and letting the tide esryv me
where il eli. If helms sheep toliossnx
in Ehe trail nf the eosaadly old ram ga
she East, Tho Irsf tsliosei '-hsri Unies"
and so.as 10 sae woods of retrenchmsn.
Ncw ls8't IL ridiculous hen cur e. tso
rNcp.e believe shst the euilasaE 81 q
cans viii sssaFe eur prosperity. when enr
81 So feofse are annually rAy1ag into shs
rnfkse treasury az amount saaAt te iaa
sos. ~ the GAIA, that ss shoasa ED So.
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Cruelty to q Dog.

Frank Aquina. black. was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Officer Bs.das on
the charge Of cruelty 10 animals. II IS
claimed that Aqaiua. becoming angry a. a
dog, which continually ran away from
home, has the animal on the nose with a
chain and then slit him twice with knife.
lhe dog bied terribly. Aqaina tod Capt.
hog.e that y Aers he lived runaway dogs
we're treated that way.
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Seatt's Loiee, No q. initiated one can.
date Monday evening. No meeting will
e ne*9 tonight 70 a4lo~ the members 10
s'lraG the Nea. Dow snperaaee meeting
"fesD Lake lodge on Saturday evening
adopted Sesola,ions thanking Mr. and
MS. i-i.Am T. Mood foF the sift OF a l,s
On ~hioh 70 blll.d = lodge hall.
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Seas Of Ismu~ranr.

No''''eF l'v''son, Ne Ii gavss grand
FflEs saela3 THURSDAY evening.
>, '''s "'"~"es o. Va~ea CRY division
',''l4'Af e'ea'"s 'he ial!osgaE programme
As tF@@s5r' Recitation. e. =. CT IL
ssSa'as. htn@F bazhUs.i. sons. James
S9-a'ssF' seal.ns. J. {. HAY. Tie a.y:~
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Sapper Will be served Tuesday evening
f-7'n 30 S'cloek hv the ladies' % pIym-
QUA church. Third and University streets
ihe meaa ~Al be tempting and chsrgs
oafs - cents Al are cordially invited.
Hava snd boa-boH sac wlli he op~u
aia p "a n. Al a htch article. suitable for
Easter ga saAy De obtained sevy reason
HAiy.
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All the elements which nature requires
to make the lair beautiful and abundant
are supplied in Ayers Hair Vigor. This
preparation Keeps the scalp free from
dandrun. prevents the hair from becom-
ing dry and harsh. and makes it flexible
and glossy.
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~. sfAak Erooks hss 1s3ads a discovery
''f '''s gsAtHiens II rR-Aty isis aud al aeFv-
cas- dssess@s 81 shseh As MAKE. are
NlA'iY- lAls ireatnasHt = remarkably SIC
e@ssi1s. aaa gves tons e. me Whole nsry.
Gus 'ys'sA, Ueaes. 3ogtsss4a b.ecA.
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knights and Ladies' OF Honor.

The first lodge of knights and Ladies o,
Honor in the state will be organized nex,
Thursday evening at Red Mems hall The
following ladies and gentlemen, residents
of Seattle. have been connected with the
order; Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Hanna,
Mrs K. IL. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
"ebber. Mr.. AMI Mrs. NJ. III. Shepard. Mr..
aud Mrs. Delano. Mr.. f. J. Cowan, Mr..
II. Cornnell and Dr.. J. II. Rooms. The
supreme lodge is located in indianapolis.
Ind The mum Der Of deaths which have
occurred in the order during sixteen years
existence Is Goo, and the amount pajd
their beneticiarles IS s., Ia 1902.
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ion celebrates ITS first anniversary by an
entertainment this evening.
Eureka Division. No. 4. on Monday
night acted on one proposition. After the
regular order of business good pro-
gramme was rendered. consisting of SOLO.
Mrs. Leighton. reading, Harry Lauba-
cher: recitation. Alice Tuck: reading, Mrs
Dyer; paper, II. B. Drisko.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions since January I and for
the Fast Week.

Real es'ate transactions since January /,
1884 are 81, li6. 752. There were iiled for rec
ord during the past week 1i6 deeds. the con-
siderations aggregating $il0,67i. Follow
ing is the record OF the past week BY days:
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W oed men oF the worta.

Seattle Camp. No. 80, held an open social
meeting wednesday evening A nr,.
gramme vas rendered and reires huaen,.
served
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Rev. r. Z. Dunlap will lecture on the
A. T. A. in the Seattle Theater Tuesday
evening.
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Flowers for Easter at the Washington
Floral Company's store, 500 Second street,
Seattle
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Goods almost AZ your own figures Pa
elac haEiware'Company. Sill Yesier ave-
nte.
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Washington Lodge, No 81. will sirs /.
banquet at their anaua. celebration.
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Thirty Three cents viii buy q brick OF csope,
l4vy's GIT edge butter.
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Knights OF Pythias.

Queen City lodge No. 10 tonight enter
tains Lake Washington lodge No. 81. The
Page rank will be conferred on one candi.
date and a musical and literary pro-
gramme rendered.
Puget Sound lodge No. II will give an
invitation ball Thursday evening at the
Arlington hotel. On Friday evening the
committee VIII confer the knight rank.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-02
FROM THE COLONIES.
Short Items Taken From the Late
Australian Papers.

JoSpos. Dec. Sit is rumored at
washington that the policy of President
Cleveland in regard to the proposed re-
storation of monarchy in Hawall mas
resulted in a failure, ex-Queen Lliluoka-
lani having declined to make certain
PROMISES required Of her as the condition
for her restoration.
LONDON, Dec 9-It is reported that
President Cleveland has sent orders TO
the United States Minister at Honolulu
;nstructing him to reverse the policy OF
tho Washington Cabinet for the restora-
tion of monarchy In the Hawanan
Islands.
Audley Coote of Australia, will attend
tho Paris cable conference. He says he
ia nrepared to lay through cable and
| the money already raised is sufficient to
carry it to Samoa.
IoNpoS. Dec. IA 1t is believed in
Washington that it is the desire OF Presl-
| dent Cleveland, after restoring ex-elueen
7 ;l;uokalsni TO the Hawaiian throne,
that an Anglo-American protectorate
| over Hawaii should be established, ana
| Joyous to the arrangement between the
| Powers in regard to Samoa.
| disastrous floods have occurred In the
| Hawkes. Bay district, AUCKLAND Ne"
| Zealand. Fully $4,000 sleepy were drown
ed. and several persons also perlshed.
News from Rio de Janeiro states tina
President Peixoto ordered fifteen OF the
officers and crew of the Brazilian manor
war Parnahyba to be shot, as 1t was sus
pected that they were endeavourIng U
toyonr the cause of Admiral de Mello, th'
;nsnToent leader. The firing party de
ta;Iad for the execution tried to mis-
their aim, and only five OF the CONDEMNED
nan we're killed. The rest were takel
back TO gaol.
LONDON, Dec. 13.-The influenza epl
danoic continues very prevalent. On
hundred and twenty-seven deaths iron
this cause have taken place III Londo
| during the past week.
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Wanted United States Support

The queen was unwilling to risk going
bact on the throne unless this govern
r,ant would promise her its moral sup
~. This the administrative has never
Contemplate INSPIRED n. y. Herald
Cor ..t;s+;ad with
tho moral whitewashing so copiously and
indiscriminately administered by Oomt
lu;JautIv does not suffice. Why should
t the eHlaueen insist upon this particular
kind of support Does she mot re tSe nTs
o oun, must necessarily be immoral?
Il is feared that the ex-quesn is presum n
ing upon the Presidents indulgence STi,Iss 70
c child NAV cry for the moon 1t can
f hardly be p ssible that ANYTHING ta
haen said TO the lady by the administra'
,;on which now entities her to complain
Of tl1 being Tilted. and to bemOan the faith,
iessness Of great w snd g gad b trise con
stsnt h. would be perfect Washing
| ton Star.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. II. T. Baldwin and Miss
Maud Baldwin returned by the
Australis.
Miss Helen Wilder has returned
from her Worlds Fair trip.
S. F. Graham, Of the Club Sta
bles, is back from the Coast.
w. B. Starkey has returned from
a short trip to the Coast.
G. P. Wilder, Of Kahului, was a
passenger by the Australia.
George Carter, son of the late
Hon. II. A. P. Carter, arrived on
Saturday for short visit.
The friends of DR.. and Mrs.
Myers will be more than glad to
welcome them back to Honolulu.
Mrs. DR.. Myers is a sister of Mrs.
DR.. Andrews, and DR.. and Mrs.
Myers spent several months here
more than year ago. They now
expect 70 remain in Honolulu per-
manentiy.
Lieut.. w. R. Rush, U.S.N., and
Miss Jane Hare. will be married
today at st. Andrews Cathedral.
They will leave for the Coast on the
City of Pekin.
Mr.. w. P. Boyd, Vice-Consul,
General of the United States, and
Mrs. Boyd, leave for the Coast on
the Australia next Saturday. They
| will be absent about TWO months.
c. S. Bradford, who returned by
the Australia last Saturday, Is here
in the interests of the San Fran
| cisco Chronicle.
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A SURPRISE PARTY AT wAILUKU.

During the evening of the 21st inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin, of Wailu-
ku, as well as their friend, Miss K.
Moore, of Los Angeles, Were the re-
cipients of a most delightful surprise
party. The formal programme OF the
oooa sion WAS az follows:
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AuctiOneer'S Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
i made by Judge Robertson IN the DIS
tr;ct Court OF Honolulu, Oahu,
Hawaiian Islands, on the 11th day OF
December, 1898, declaring II boxes con-
tanning II dozan silk handkerchie's,
confiscated 10 the Hawaiian Government,
and further ordering sale OF the same,
| will in accordance herewith and at the
reouest of the Collector General OF
Customs. sell TIE same on FRIDAY, the
9TH dav Of January, 1894, at my sales
rooms. IN Honolulu, Oahu. at - NJ
JAS. F MORGAN,
Anctioneer.
Honolulu, December, 1898. 3573-td
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Purchasers will End everything worth
having among our various lines, from
the small inexpensive Silver Novelty
to the handsome and expensive Jewel
Ornament.
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rn~ Daily ADVERTISER Is deliver
=. p, carriers for 5Ucents q III
r.t,.S ny Telephone ~ go" "
tu.. time to -u,'roritS-.
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Homemade cake, mayonalse
dressing and Parker house roll s
can be had made TO order at LILO
Beretania street
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"Auld Lang Syne' ended this for
mality, and afterwards dancing, games
and refreshments filled out q most
charming social event,
Weather: Delightful, with showers
now and then.
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Tue Skin needs fooo. If the Com
plexion is sallow, rough, scaly, pimply,
II ia because it is not fed with
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Aakagso team (picked mp on shs
grounds) very quickly. Prizes, six
handsome silver badges with mono
grams.
After the events, Miss Mary Alex
ander, OF Haiku, most grscioasly pre-
sented the 300 worth Of prizes 10 the
athletes, and herself In turn was pre-
sented with a handsome silver and
ivory calendar by the association.
The games officials were: Judges,
hessB. II. p. Baldwin (not presently,
J. w. Colville, G. III. Dickey and F.
w. Hardy; the timers and measurers.
III. Laws and w. F. Pogue; the starter,
>. Z. Taylor, and the clerk OF the
course, A. Hooking.
When the cool mountain wind began
to blow, after the perfect day had
ended, thirty or forty MakawaO peo-
pie were entertained right royalty at
Haleakala Hall by Mrs. III. q. Alex
ander. 1t was an inviting, old-fash-
Toned luau, whose tempting Eiands,
spread on Hawaiian mats under the
mellow light Of the veranda lanterns,
were more than appreciated by the
keen appetites OF the athletes and their
friends. Then there were post-pran-
dial remarks upon sports, etc, and
pranks were perpetrated under the
numerous punches of mistletoe which
adorned every exit TO the dwelling.
At about PM. tiny lights from tiny
candles began TO twinkle through the
windows of the long hall, and then
there was a rush from the parlors to
the large and splendid Christmas tree
in the hall of the old school building.
After the guests were seated, kriss
Kringle appeared, but in ordinary
garb, and distributed two hundred
gifts and more of quaint and humor-
Gus description to the assembled
friends. There was no end of fun aid
noise, the old interior was just blue
| with it, especially when Santa Claus
(of the bachelor persuasion2 took from
| the tree large ard beautiful doll
| baby. Well, it was, all in all, a most
delightful holiday.
| A SURPRISE PARTY AT wAILUKU.
| During the evening of the 21st inst.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin, of Wailu-
| Moore, of Los Angeles, We're the re-
| cipients of a most delightful surprise
party. The formal programme OF the
occasion was as follows:
| Piano Solo Miss l.. Cunningham
| Recitation..... ......"...: w. GroSne,
| Vocal SolO........--......-...M MISS y. NSai
| Recitation. Mrs. Il. j. Mclaughlin
| Vocal Solo. ...... ........ MISS III: Lhos
| Recitation Miss K. Moore
Piano Solo. -. Miss M. Chillingsworth
Banjo Solo,. 1900. Miss L. Cunningham
Vocal Solo w. Grothel
| Duet (vOcal) ............ ...... ............:..
| Misses Cunningham and Moore
"Auld Lang Syne'' ended this for
mality, and afterwards dancing, games
and refreshments filled out mos
charming social event.
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MARiNE NEWS.

pogr TOWNSEND. Feb. 27.--TSnecial -
Arrived--Shs Commodore and Columbia,
ami bk German,a. all from San Francisco
for Seattle. 10 load return eargoes of coal
Sail tomorrow-Bk Oregon. from Nanaimo.
with coat for San Francisco. Blk Palmyra
came down from Port Gamble today
lumber laden for Algoa bay, Africa. and
will ship q crew and clear from here
Tug Discovery today was released from
custody. where she was held under libel
of Waterman & katx OF this city, for $2l2
for supplies furnished. Ger sh Thistle
passed up this evening in tow OF tug Sea
Lion, bound for Tacoma, with load OF
wheat.
SAN Francisco. Feb. M-Arrfved-sh
Kennebec, from Seattle; ok Gen. Fair
child, from Nanaimo. Cleared-Str We'll
iingson. for Nanaimo.
IAToosH, Feb. 26--5 o. m.--fSpccial. L.
Cloudy. fresh southwest wind. Inward
Str Umatilla. l so p. m.: blk Kate Dayen
port, ia TOW of Wanderer, 3:i5 p. m. !,
ship i'm tow of Pioneer outside. bound in.
NKaH BAY, Feb. 26--5 =. M Especial. -
Cloudy; light southeast wind.
poar CRESCENT. FEB. 26.--5 p. MI spe-
cial. Cloudy; light southwest wind.
roRr AssELEs. Feb. 26.-5 p. m.--tSpe-
eial Cloudy; light southwest wind.
pysHr, Feb. 26-5 p. m.-tSpee!al. -
Cloudy; light east wind.
cIAILAM pAy, Feb. 26.--5 p. m.-tSpe-
cial. Cloudy; light west Wind.
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Sa aurabug xssonf oar ssgs, shst So -
49,, sr,,-, tae farmer and xre irssa- hsEasesa
s~ns, pxr dcssa, ct ceopsr isvyA
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Informa,son for Mariners.

Full information concerning the follow
ing changes in aids TO navigation. depths
and discoveries of new dangers can be OBJ
tanned free of charge upon application At
the branch photographic Office. Port
Townsend:
Bay of Bengal. Gulf of Martshan. re-
norted shoal southwestward of krishna
shoal light vessel.
Black sea, Russia, Bug river, Nikolaev.
light on moe head Of new mercantile
haTbor.
ra.sk northwestwarGl of Cape Gurupi.
British Columbia, Vancouver island,
Barclay sound, eastern channel, general
information.
british islands, discontinuance of eer-
tain Lioyd's signal stations
China. east coast, Shanghai. alteration
in storm aud time signals.
Columbia. Limon hay. position Of hghs
on Ioro point.
nsIswsre. Delaware breskwsier. caution.
EngIand, west coast Firth OF soiway.
alteration IN huoysge.
Erraturn. monthly list of photographic
Florida, 81 Augustine harbor. eeacons
replaced BY huoys.
Georgia. Savannah river, alteration IN
hueyage.
Ireland. northeast coast, Belfast Tough,
sunken wreck eli Bangor.
Japan, kiushu, Nsgasaki hsrboT, wsa'her
signals. =.
Korea, south eeass, Wil!ss guilt. snnSsa
rock. ... -
discontinued.
MASSACHUSETTS. Boston hareor entrance
haoy MARKING shosl between North anu
South channels.
New Zealand, South island, Fovea9K
strait, New river entrance, alteration IN
channel.
Philippine islands, Aindanao basAAaa
strait. Samhoangs, Ugh; replaced by q hsS
Russian Tarsary, Saghalin Island cas-
last supken rack westward Of cape
Senfh Pacific ocean. Fiji islands, cAn-
rsrs near Viii Lsva and Nanua tssFa
Sauth Pacific ocean, lsoasssde sfcni
a,,., cora! shcAI nogtheasEsard o. kfissasS
rect. s~s.~&.
south Pacific ocean. solomon isssE"s'
Rendoya island, shoal N ksndovs hAT o0f'
amended position OF bra2sainaa saoAi-
- Mwr~Br.w xsesfsf car 9Egs, sAEy eoase f+k -
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE or TRADE.

San FRAscisco. Feb. &c. The vegetable
market opened steady this morning with
business dull; potatoes are plentiful but
weak There is wide range in the mar
kss for onions. prices being according to
quality.
The demand for oranges, which are very
peatifai. is slow and prices weak. Any
choice red apples command high prices,
bat the market in this line is generally
dull
The markets for dairy produce with the
exception of cheese is weak, and the sup
ply Of both butter aud eggs is largely in
excess of the demand.
Young California poultry Is higher. but
the market for other stocks is weighted
down with heavy receipts from the East
Game is in light demand.
Produce receipts Flour, quarter sacks.
1851. Oregon. SIPS; wheat centals.
LIS. Oregon. 3. 35s; Washington. 1852:
baF.ey. centaiS, 2,495; oats, centals, $50;
oreeon. e34; Washington. 1850: corn,
80. rye. 400; beans, sacks. ST.; mid
aangs SACKS, 400.
RREApsTuFTs AND GRAINS.
Fionr-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. s.. 25Ge2 IS per Dbl. takers
extras s.. l5Na3 %; superiine, 81, ioee 260.
" AtaA~- bcEe WAS fp1attfC ~
The situation though an easier tendency
vas manifested in the sample market.
No l shipping is quotable at 9it4c per
GENITAL, With 92ISeLa3a4c for choice parcels:
milling grades. siOceii % per GENITAL.
Barley Trade eoaunnes of small volume
With fair stratiness in prices. Weguote.
Feed, 81 &72izc per GENITAL for far TO
food Quhltv; ISAac for choice bright;
hEe wing. SAsl91. per GENITAL.
osts--Fh here Is a goodiy array OF offer
iags, but business is vet limited In proper
tons: milling, siiei kGfi.a0; surprise. ID
&i0, fancy feed, $l.I7is@fi.20; good 10
snniee. 81 iof IS. poor 10 tair. 9lcetsl.oo;
back. s2isc@Si.20 gray, SL02ia9Ll21s per
eenis..
FINASCIAfs
Drafts sight, New York, per 500.
~ premium.
Sterling hills-on London. 60-day bank.
As7l.
Silver bArs--Per ounce. ts1tSts6ossc.
Mexican l9alssc-
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rxsrIMoNTALss
Read What your dentist has 10 -

Read What your dentist has 10 -
Scout its
We have carefully examined che
formula Of LuBfN'5 CARBOLlZEU
TOOTH POWDER and find that u
contains nothing that can In tho
slightest degree iDjure thu teeth %
gum. Ii has In its compositions
sufficient antiseptle properties to
sweeten the breath and make tho
gum healthful aud firm. Its daily
use viii help TO prevent the f0rmo-
tion of tartar and the aecumnlaticn
Of parasitieal antmaleulm 90 ins
furious 70 teeth and gum.
w. ". GTDDINGs. ID. d. g
GEO. w. BRA6D0S, ID. d. q
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. D. q
r. q. ALBIS, ID. ID. y.
m. LESsEY. D. D.A
II. v. DEsP0RTES. D. q. 8
ALBERT j. FORRRSr.
C. =. BROWN, d. nA
GRO. Il. MILLER.
JOS. A0UDY.
WE. $. C0YSE, L.D.GALRuAo
G.. @. GRIFFIN.
j. N. FOX.
J. w. PUTNAM.
liz. FEATHER
LuBrrs TOOTH PowbIR ,nskm
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment-
contentmsnt makes Life worth HVs
Ing.
% cxNTs 4 BoTTLA
Stewart & Holmes Drug @.
N'HoIxxAix Aoun4
sssAu. wan. waaiA rassaa
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YHu ARrrssrox.


The interior OF the compartment car o. the
th-wsstsra line is like q kingiy palace. .
palssial residence or an Arabian Nighta dream Of
splsndor--as the visitor may regard IL
Never In the history of railway travel has
anything 90 perfect in architecture. so unique
In comfort, exquisite in taste, or 80 costly In
decoration, teen seen before. s4.d IL was among
the great sights that attracted the attention of
the world st the columbian exposition. this
marvellous car eeiipsinx all others.
The North Western limited TO Chicago carry
Ing shis together with buffet, sleeper and dining
car, leaves 81 Paul every dag In the year. berths
ct the same rate a. In an ordinary sleeping car.
y. ". Parker, Puget sound agent. Ill Cherry
street. seattle