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East Side.


BROADwAY. I Longacre & Annex-Pcr-
malen; h transient home for families, very
moderate prices
LEXINGTON AVE, scO Elegant. large room.
with first class bosri; references exchanged.
LEXINGTON AVE. 4s3. Am ST. Pleasant
rooms; excellent board So q 81: American
family.
LENINGToN AVE. afl. near GSand Central
Elegantly furnished rooms; RlSJ doctors par
lor: board optional.
LEXINGTON AVE. Ar, corner 43d st, Nicely
furnished rooms table boarders wanted.
LEXINGTON AVE c37 House newly orcnod
doctor. summer rate: with or without hoard.
LEXINGTON AYE. III Handsomely u'-
nished large & hal rom all copvenieuces a.
ccllrnt table American.
AVE, ss5. corner list st.--Sicely
furnished room. with excellent German board
IS weekly,
81 MARK = PLACE. 80 Nicely furnished par.
Tor 4 bed nom with all improvements; with or
without board,
ITU AVE. 10. opposite Cooper nlon-Furntshed
rooms. good. substantial board. English cook
Ing. $3.50 ~.
sTH ST., 10 r. near I'd ave. Large h small fur.
niShei front roors. with or without board.
iorH ST. =. Pleasant docble & sinsl, rooms;
all convenience: excellent board. terms mod.
crate.
lorH 81, ia T. Large & small mons, with
good board terms moderate.
10TH 81. li9 f.. Neatly inrnished room gen.
ilenIen, With hoard Al'o hall room.
ilTH T. III =. Comfortably furnished
rooms, with board Germany American family;
table t"ard.
l2Tn ST., no = Handsome double roou's, l
Digit; superior board: all conveniences; home
Ike; summer prices.
18TH ST. III E.-Priyate boarding house; large
a small ruonS, good table, also table boarderA
l4flt 81. AlhE -SlEGll front room. with good
hoAri, - weekly; table ooariers taken.
lG1llSI., l2a r. Handsomely furnished rooms,
1aF.p 4 small. win hnA Il terms reasonable,
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For Sale.

sAL0oN-Any person got excise license for sale
or closing salo0n- Address
SMITH. box ~ World.
SEWING MACHINES OF all kinds; new, ,2 up;
monthly payments We exchange. rent and repair
an Kinds ri machines, KRUSE MFG. co, IL,
East 18th st. lo3 Grand st.
sEWtNG MACHlNEs-sinser. 81. Domestic. 81:
white, ~: Wilcox 4 Gibbs. IS. Automatic, t3e
cash OF instruments. HASBROUCK, iii
W. !aD ST., ground floor.
SPOT CASH PAID for entire furniture, carpets,
pianos. OF houses & fats; don't sell until you
send for Louis H.. 81 ave. fist st.
STORES, MERCHANDISE AND GOODS BOUGHT
quickly for cash. FRY. "a "a ave.
sToRE-stationery and toy store. with coal cellar,
for sale. 1885 I'd ave.
TEAs BLACK. 10 pounds delivered 81 IL. c.
Post Office. New York.
TiPEWRfTERs-All mnkes, sacrificed. rebuilt
free equal n TsIcps rsn,ed . and ca s. ana KEPT rsrsl,ed
headquarters. Is Liberty St
TfPEWRiTERs, all makes. at prices detyins com.
petition; rentals lower than elscwhere. METRO
pollTAN TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. III
broadway.
TlPEwRITERS. all makes, sa5 to $50: fully guar
anteed, shipped. allowing examine ton; rentals.
" memorandum book prices free, Consolidated
Typewriter Exchange, 25 broadway.
UPRIGHT PIANO, sl4O; Crandall typewriter,
matte, $40; music box, SIS or best offer for any
o. ne above goods; sewing machines. HAS
HRoUCk. 100 West 23d st, store, ground floor
WATCHES. diamonds, jewerly, on 81 weekly In
change Watch Co.. 37 broadway.
SO DtYs New Home, Singer. Domestic. Wilcox
q Gibbs, Automatic White sewing machines,
warranted s years. A. NJ l. G SON. 200
Grand n.
. , POCKET Jack Pots, $3.50. J. M. boz III
World.
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6oarders Wanted.

Orr TIM. zoe. pr line Sccond TIM, Tie pr
hn<: Third and Subsequent HmeA ISc per line
No ezsu chorDe on SuAdova
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR r-Ad'erttsen.hu
for The worli may he left At any American
District Messenger Once In the city. wn-rs the
charges will Te the same Us those a: tho matt
.fice.
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Unfurnl.ned Rooms to Lot.

9TH AVE. 1877 large unfu rnished front rooms,
suitable Tor or other light business.
It'll AVE. III unfurnished rooms, I'd floor.
front: 1 back room. Sd noor: ladies only.
18TH ST. hi ". -Unfurnishet large loom, nj
cove bedroom: closets, light stJrero9m 2
flights: improvements: adults: Sl3.
18TH ST., 3OS W, vTnfurnished large. conven-
lent, sunny I'd story room, closets. Improve.
ments; adults; Sl3: light housekeeping
23D 81. 3iO W. - Large front basement TO let In
private house; suitable for a doctor.
BOTH ST. l3 ". = or 3 rooms. large closets, gas,
hot 4 cold water; reasonable.
18th ST., l42 f. Nice large rooms; private
family.
18TH ST. isI w.-:d- story aicoys front & 4tn
front. sunny private family.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
st Side


sTH ST, 26 w.-Neatly decorated nats, every
convenience; rents SIG to 81. Jsnitor.
9Th AVE. 23s-Elegsnt nat for business or res.
idcnce' hot & cold water; I rooms & bath.
9Th NJ, Dt,2S rooms, all light modern
It'll AVE, 900. sO,. corner 27,h st-iiaudsoms
Mats. : rooms. bath decorated. polished wood
BECKMANN. 90, It'll ave.
TrH AVE, 500, near tlst St Elegant broom
flats, 81; 4 rooms, Sl8. Janitor.
TIL AVE, 532- Floor through; elegant 4 room
fiat. every room light: only $40.
9TH AVE. sss-5 extra large light rooms &
bah; all improvements; near station. Inquire
ianitor.
DrH AVE, 2o2, near 27th st. TO let, store 4
apartments. 80 per month.
ORR 81. ~ W., 9Th Ward attractive q h I.
room apartments; all light; rent SlH mp
llrlI 81, % h 80 ". fats, D rooms, $40
to SlS.
10TH ST. .26 W. large. light rooms. newly pa
percd, sis to 500. iousekeepcr.
bath. Ring iJ%eweGii's bell nat s"' rooms
18TH 81. 2.S W.-0 beautiful all light rooms,
bath, improvements, mirrors; for small fami-
lies $40.
18TH ST. 3ss. corner 9th ave. rooms; all I'm
provcments: f3 to $50. CANAVAN.
I'm 81. li2 W. Respectable family, adults,
3 light rooms, LIST. ID flight, sl3, $40.
,isr ST, az, $40 WI rooms a bath; rents. 81.
S2t: decorated apartments.
10Th 81, 4lB W. From 18th, Z nice rooms, all
light, improvements, SO; . ruoms, vacant. sl1.
18TH ST. s6 w.-Elegant Groom mats. i'm
%provements: decorated; nt to SIC, Jsnitor.
nth ST. 2o7 w is-gc. light rooms. newly
decorated 4 papered; tt 4 SIS.
18TH ST.. leo W. Rooms TO let for colored peo-
pie. from 80 to $lb per month.
T ST. Ito Va, 3 4 4ro,mst to let, IRON 81
per month ny.
SD ST, I2s a 1876 w.-Ncw nats. 9 rooms q
bath. near 9th ave. elevated station. Cs to sA.
D. ARTHuR AYCRIGG. 100 Chambers at.
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GROCERY and candy store for sale cheap: giving
nv business JAMES, box 2S3 World. uptown.
l~NTELIIGENCE OFFICE doing good business,
9th ayC.
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LIQUOR LICENsE AND TWO GOOD CORNER
SALOONS CHEAP. 100 Broadway.
NIL ROUTE o SALE: 4 cans daily: white
morse and new wagon. J. G.. H., los Sherman
ave.
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ONE OF THE FINEST corners West St. oppo-
site principal ferry: cause selling Sickness: in
xeatlsate best family liquor store 10th ave. new
license; only 5000: over 500 liquor stores In New
York and Brooklyn: bargains; property of every
description for SAP and exchange. o'CoNNoR.
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COOPERATING RESTAURANT on Broadway,
brooklyn; will sell on account other business;
lease, good trade. CHRIS ~HERMEKEN, 50 Har-
riEon ave. HrookIYn.
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NOTION, dry and fancy goods store In good loca-
ton for sale cheap. 1876 Nassau ave-. Brooklyn.
T., D.; no agents.
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sAFES. new and second-hand; Jewellers. pawn.
J. III. MOssMAN, 4 Maiden Ian..

SAFE. glass ofice Partitions large wa nut table.
a. A SMITH sons. IN Nassau 81.
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furnished Rooms to let.

One Inn, roc. per line: Second Tne, lie. pr
bn<: 7h,rd aud SubsnTl1u Tina. ISe. pr hn<
No eIra charge on S'Hpdaps
M CHAkGE For IT-Ad,ertisemeuts
for The World may he left at any American
District Messenger Once IN the city. where the
charges will lie the same a. Those At tho main
16hOu,
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FEsTAuRANT fer, sale doing good business:
%sckness. and other business. no agents, l75l
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Oar and stationery store. established 30 years:
bocd neishbcrhood. COS I'd ave-, 23d st.
pNFEC1IUNEtY and irult str. soda foun-
balm big profits: on AID st, near Central depot.
Aquire BECKER h BLUMENTHAL, l61 East
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DOB WILL restaurant for sale: Sl25: good rea-
sons for selling. SIG Canal st.
GROCERY STORE for sale cheap, owner having
two businesses. Inquire liquor store, 3lS Fast
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RESTAURANT: splendid business location: low
refused. 1S Hudson ut,
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FOR SALE-Grocery business, doing first class
trade; good stock OF goods. fixtures, safe, cash
reason for selling price IS, 600. II. L.
2lO Market st Newark, n. ].
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ONE OF II BEST family liquor stores down
town at a sacrifice. o'CoNNOR. SO Centre st.
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ioR SALE Long established fish and oyster
! market in Brooklyn finely fitted; doing good
business: full investigation solicited; other 6usl-
less reason for selling. Address q. H.. DEN
GO Exchange place.
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FlRNlSHED;ROoM HOUSE, rs rooms. well
furnished all occupied: low rent: long lease
small capital required. 1874 East 4Oth st.. near
J. NiuGtOn ave.
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iGAR sToRE, 6 years established; we'll paying
rent SIS; rare chance. 1o2 z. Goth st.
tdAR STAND for sale, owner having other busi.
place,
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store. horses, wagons and route. 90 minutes from
New York; full stock; 3 years lease; cheap rent
Apply J. ZERFAss, 1877 East 67th st.. near Sd ave.
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pRNER sALooN-Bowllng alleys, billiard.
klph ave. and Bainbridge ST., brooklyn.
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orTHERN BUYER pays spot cash tor stocks
FIELD, 1897 Park ave.
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RESTAURANT and II furnished rooms; 8 years
lease; 5000; half cas'i. +. HALE. 80 Beekman st.
RESTAURANT o SALE to-day: $50 cash
"Wher leaving city. 20 West 9th st.
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BROADWAY. lI05. IonGacre & Annex-Pcr-
manent h transient home for families, very
moderate prices
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FOR sALE-Corner liquor store uptown; good
trade: no agents. Inquire
GROSS, ~. East seth 1t.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

unfurnlshcd-East Side.
ANN ST. 39-Apartments for living purposes,
$50; large rooms JanltUr, or KANE, % Corr
landt NJ.
LEXINGTON AVE. lS43. corner Hath St
5rooins 4 bath all outside rooms;
rent S22 Ia E21.
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fnWlLL TAKE good paying restaurant; has
"'ner buSir ess ont OF city Ia. attend. 81 Sth ave.
NaS" VT BEST delicatessen store In the city,
20 years established. S5 taken per day; bar
suu NOTAR sIMUNS. 10 L. Sh st.
p AVE,-Corner liquor storg, near elevated
Ri ,n,ion' lot sale; GOOD stand. Inquire 1893
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fEsTAURANT-smar restaurant for sac; price
700. 10 Gansevoort ST.. restaurant.
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pRNER LIQUOR STORE-Very easy terms
inquire brewery. 2l West 10th St. 10 A. NJ.
fRST- CLASS butcher store: one year lease; all
pew fixtures. Particulars at 375 Sth ave. store.
ISL AND OYSTER MARKET. established
over 20 years; the owner having other business
III sell at a sacrifice; the right man will do well;
10 opposition Tor blocks around. T. A. KETTLE
NAN. 672 l1th ave-, 4Sth and 49th sts-
EISH MARKE T Tor sale chean
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sAFEs-0id snd new safes; safes on easy terms;
safes exchanged. moved and repaired. W. II.
BUTLER, 70 Duane st, near Broadway.
sAFEs-LaTEr safe, 2 medium safes and small
safe cheap: good as new. ouIRK. 20 Spring st
SAFE. nearly u e. hIgiI anu Z i.vt vide. Win
Harlem.
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THE 3 JACK POT.

hLI. nttIlINE Els GUARANTEED.
hsMuIe OF liiuatiUns, MS they are Inferior: buy
~ me manufacturers direct and save agents
nj 1nisslons. Write for prices. Manufac. urers
NJ ~ tie latest slot machipos.
MANHlNE co. 5S7 Hudson VI.
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r., li9 +. Rooms to let, with board also
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StlA",N Must sell, account other busine ,s: a
nnrga'n for som ehodv; lease; low rent; g.. 500;
part cash. CHANCE, 80 Sth ave. Wohd Branch.
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Boarders Wanted.
East Side.

10TH ST. IL II. Furnished rooms, sing,y. en-
suite, with hoard; transient and table boardes
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~ ST li2 f First. class board a room, %;
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North OF izsth Street.


VEISON AVE. los. Hrnok'yn-n newly .nr-
niAlad rJonlS. ID tOor, Il ION ~ door: lbiock
irvm elevated station; references exchanged
wnLow 81 Is o minutes from bridse-L Large
small rooms. early breakfast: terms. ~
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Personal.

L. ]. Jones, of Arlington. is at the Dill
ler
II. s Conner, of La Conner, is at the
Butler.
J. J. Jones, of Snohomish, is at the
Northern.
C. ]. Reynolds. of Portland. is at the
Arlington.
Mrs. R. A. Drake. of Whatcom, is at the
Occidental.
F. F. Huffman, of Buffalo. n. Y, is at
the Northern.
C. L. Newcomb. of Farbault, MIMI. is
at the Butler.
w. J. Culligan, of San Francisco, is at
d. Drysdale. the canneryman of Blaine.
is at.the Butler.
Sam Is. S.oy, insurance man, of Port
land, is at the Rainier.
Miss Margaret Smith, tourist. of Wash
ington, Ia, is at the Diiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Gustin, of North
Bend. are guests OF the Diller-
Mrs. p d. Beckon and Miss Hitchcock.
of Everett, are at the Northern.
]. H. A. Lynch. manager of the Airing
ton hotel, left last night for Victoria.
William VI. Jack, of the trm of Crane
Mrs. III. S. Ballou and Miss NJ. J. Love.
of Port Angeles, are at the Occidental.
Elmer r. Brady. of San Jose, father of
Capt. Elmer Brady, of this city, is at the
Diiler.
Lauraine Riggs, John Hewetson and c.
+. Spence, of Baltimore. are Al the
Rainier.
A. E. McPhilipps, of Victoria, and L. G..
McPhilipps, of Vancouver. b. c., capital
lists, are at the Rainier.
A. Calvin, San Francisco lumber
dealer, who has been stopping at the Ar
lington, left for home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Fl. Seeley. tourists. of
Washington City, spent Thursday in this
city and left yesterday for the East
Mrs. George S. Courtei, of North Yak
ina, accompanied by Mrs. u. r. Lucas. of
Mount Vernon, is guest of the Diller.
Mike Earle. railroad contractor and
millman. of the firm OF Earle & Donohoe,
arrived from Monterey yesterday and is at
the Northern
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BK EsfTIEs.

Millinery opening today at Miss
Cheasty's. 800 Second street
A building permit was issued yester-
day 10 Henry Hirdcsrutt for two-story
frame residence to cost 81 coo on Poplar,
near Harrison street
4 petition Is being circulated asking
that the postofiice in this city be removed
II the Arlington hotel building, corner of
Front and University streets. as the most
natural, convenient and proper location.
Frank krebs. the South Seattle butcher
Who vas arrested by Constable Brooks for
attempting to Kill John Murphy, who ha
been working for him has been released
b. Justice Carson on SEQ bonds, pending
a hearing next Tuesday.
Dominica Tolerico, a saioonkecper. was
arrested yes ertay by Detective Phillips
on a charge OF assault and battery uFe-
ierrCi Is Louise Dubois. butterfly
woman. She claims that Ioleriro Kicked
her out ct the salooa in the Fountain
house, and he says she was drunk and OBJ
noxlous.
The preliminary examination Of Jack
Mckenna and filiie Gilmore on the
CHARGE Of robbing John Under Of $40 In
the kinnesr block. on South Third street.
was continued yesterday ia the police
court until this morning as 10 o'clock.
Both the prosecution and defense are
looking for l. b. Basseti, a material Wit
ness.
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ordinances recently PASSED, the city agrees
on its part % provide physician. the
health officer. sno shall attend persons
suddenly taken III or who meet with ac-
eidents ia the city and give treatment 70
persons applying at the health once. ana
ia case the patients require immedlsts
hospital treatment the city agrees 10 pay
the expenses OF is for the irst day.
The county sgrees 20 furnish Ill rT1eai-
esnes aud 20 pay al other expenses except
the lirst days treatment in the hospital
The medicines are 10 be gwen the health
officer at bis request or upon regassition,
provided that they are used ONLY Tor cases
within the meaning OF the contract aud
for persons no cannot procure medicine
themselves
By the stipulations OF the contract IL is
also incumbent on the county TO receiVe az
tie county hospital county eases. upon
recommendation OF the heath officer The
consracl does not affect the disposition or
treatment Of contagious diseases.
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BEATEN BY HER MOTHER.
Little Eva Nevins Taken From an Tn
happy Home to the Sisters.


happy Home To the Sisters.
Chief of Police Rogers has been investi-
eating case of child beating at III Farm
street, and as a temporary adjustment OF
the matter. in which the parents concur.
the child is at the House of the Good
Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terence Nevins are the
parents, who live at liz Farm street, and
the cause of the trouble is Eva NevIns.
q pretty. bright and sensible girl. Mrs.
Nevins claims that Eva is Mr.. Nevins'
stepdaughter. while Nevins says she IS his
own daughter. Anyway. Mrs. Nevins
does not like Eva and beats her. few
DAYS ago the girl left home and went TO
Mrs. SIorah's home on Main street, where
Mrs. Slorah, an estimable woman, took
the girl In.
Mrs. Nevins no sooner missed the child
than she ran to the police and reported the
matter. The girl was found. and after c
general consultation she consented to re-
turn home. Nothing more was heard OF
the case until three days ago, when Eva
went into the police station, her head COW
cred with blood and her shoulders badly
bruised. Chief Rogers questioned her
about the matter, and she said that after
she returned home her mother had beaten
her with big strap. cutting her head and
bruising her body. The treatment was
more than she could stand, and she
left again. Chief Rogers placed her in
charge of Police Matron Taylor pending
an Investigation into the merits of the
case. The first person he encountered
was Mrs. Nevins, who was again alter the
girl, and in talking about her said any,
thing but good of her, but her sentiments
appeared to arise from jealousy. The
chief on investigating learned that the girl
was of exemplary character. He thought
that the parental home, considering what
has taken place, was not suitable place
for her, and finally compromised yester-
day afternoon with the father and mother
by having her sent temporarily to the
House of the Good Shepherd.
When Chief Rogers went back to the
police station from supper last evening he
found Mr.. Nevirs and the little girl on the
front steps waiting for Mrs. Nevins. who
went to the House of tie Good Shepherd
and took her daughter out again. For
two days, while the chief was investigating
the case, Mrs. Nevins was very anxious to
have Eva put in the institution, but no
sooner was it done than she changed her
mind and insisted on having the girl at
home.
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Contract Ready Ter signatare-reFnas Of
the s@ttlsment.

The contrast between the elty &n1
county 81 provide teF the care 81 persons
who arc suddenly sskea III within the city
or wao usseg Sith accidents, sss drawn Az
yesterday e. Corporation GoGssSs seast
and wtu ee acted upoa hy the mayer and
hoard Of health As soan a. possible, Presl-
deaf H0.mss. - the beard. viii call =
spe1tai meeting as seoa he TuesaSes
ETHICAL notice taas the eoasract i ready
for signature The contract provides saAs
whereas Is : ths daSY - ths saaasF 10
care tor slek FeFsans sha have nos the
means Of rFoe uflas medicine aa1 asefscAi
attendance ard the sasaatY com aaEsxloasES
have agreed - enter into = contract wsth
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An Age OF Economy.

These are times that require the greatest
economy. We would suggest to you shat
you study your interests. The weather is
now cool and you can come down town
and buy two or three days meats at q
time. If you will come to the Fulton
Market we will surprise you with our
prices. Meats are not luxury, but the
cheapest thing you can live on il you buy
them at the Fulton Market. People from
the country are solicited 10 call and see
what we can do for them. The reputation
of the old reliable Fulton Market is suffi-
cient to guarantee quality of goods. Call
and see Us. Fulton Market, Hinckley
hiark
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The Bureau of Associated Charities Is in
better nix for the coming winter than last
winter, and already has assurances from
various merchants that subscriptions OF
not only provisions but money will be
forthcoming. A number of people have
made application 10 the bureau for sery-
ants. but none can be secured, as large
number of women who were idle some
time ago are now in the hop fields. Secre-
tary Gilmer says the bureau will be short
on wearing apparel. and says old clothes
will be gladly received by the bureau. as
they will aid very materially in clothing
the needy this winter.
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Highest Leavenng Power-Laess U S Govt Report
Rtta!:,.,!!! R BsMdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE

IL was decided to issue stock IN shares Oh
SO each. 20 be held only BY members IN
good standing The building Will De IN
charge Of board Of trustees, as follows
George w. Hall. Olive Branch, No. 4; q.
L. Manning, SEATTLE. No. :: l. W. bon
ney. Mystic. No. 81; John j. knoH,
Ridgely Rebekah. No. 6; c. A. Holmes,
Fraternity. No. s.
The building viii be headquarters for ali
these lodges and will also De meeting
place for the following: Canton Seattle,
No. 3; Seattle Encampmens. No. 2l; Unity
Encampment, No. Q
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To rur LEWIS IA ron SLAUGHTER
Tacoma ~ ants ia tie Kia Of Trouble
snme Seattle nemaeFal

TACOMA, Sept. 2L-gSpecial. The fol-
lowing slate has been framed Tor the Tilii-
Gums Tor the North Yakima convention;
Chairman q the PIERCE county delegation.
Charles Fogg; state committeeman. TO
succeed fltlicum Steve O'Brien. whose
tat feathers have been pulled out hy
Turkey Faw cett. Col. J. \. Williamson;
congressman. James Hamilton Lewis:
supreme judge, west side, H. r. Heuston
Of the Port Mystery rice mills. provided
the Two latter sil accept the empty
honasS
1ulieam James +. Beicher surprised his
friends tonight by swearing Out warrant
charging the preprietors OF the Warwick
saloon With gambling. Belcheg placed
his loss At 81 centa
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TACOMA, sept 81 Special live more
Offices. Wlfh salaries ranging from SO TO
SIS per month, are 70 he created for the
benefit 81 the faithful Special Treasury
Agent Donaldson, IA charge Of she govern
ment sxhl6it ~ the Interstate fair, will
appoint ave assistants On October l. Hugh
Wallace, j. +. Jossey, Collector saunders
and other i,llicam braves have kindly
volunteered sheir asslssance Ia the seiec-
ton. and an effort Slil ee male 10 plscate
the disgruntlsd element There are al
ready eight assistants. aud the neS mea
90 be appointed October / viii make
force Of thtrtson men.