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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-09
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Pregramme Of Exsrotsos ~ the state
Univsrsity far The week.
Commencement week exercises of the
state university will commence On Friday
ct $50 p. M. when the competitive drill Of
the University cadets will take place on
the college campus. followed by the award
ing OF the John Leary medaia At 8
o'clock in the evening the class day sxer-
cises will take place in the college chapel.
Saturday will be field day. There will be
no exercises At the university, - the ath-
letic sports under the auspices Of the
Western Washington intercollegiate Ash-
letic Association will occur Ut Tacoma ct 2
p. m. On Sunday morning the baccalaur-
cate sermon will 10 delivered at the First
Prcsby terrain church by Rev. Alexander
Alison. On Monday evening ut 8
O'Clock In the college chapel Charles p.
Fishback win deliver an address before
the literary societies OF the universities.
On Tuesday evening the reunion Of the
alumni will take place. and on wsdues-
day evening the exercises of the Conssrva-
tory Of Music and university concert will
DO held At the Seattle thester. The con-
GLIDING exercises Of the graduating class
will b held on Thursday ct .. m. in the
frat Presbyterian church. followed By the
presentation OF diplomas BY Hon. Frank
Allyn. OF Tacoma. and the comforting of
degrees by President Catch.
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A SETTLERS RIGHTS
Connict Between State and
Individual
RULINGS or the DEPARTMENT..


Register O'rooss a. he land olncs ~
esivsd . isttse yesterday Ssom Assistant
Land Conmissfoasr BdvA a A. Bowers,
granting tAs pstitioa ot Herman 0ras-
klaus tor hearing - - Why he should
not b allowed 70 make honsstsad entry
Tor to 0outheass quarter Of northwest
quarter. northeast quarter Of southvsst
qua1tss. sad loss : and Of section IL
tosnship % north. range II west 0rss-
klaus h amdavits claimed thai he settled
% the lad June n. l1oa and that the plat
Of the township vas died July n lso4
October u. lS6e, hs made out his homo
stead application papers and forwarded
them 70 The local o01ce, only o ilnd out
that The stats had selected The land No
was on, and thas his application was ~
earded - invalid because it wss not pre-
sentsd within thrss months from the fling
Of the township plat Commissioner Bow
srs soys tAst % the department. holds
that lands emheacod IN the lawfully In
ttiassd and subsisting claim Of homo
STEAD settler are mot subjsct to selection By
stats the local register viii call upon
the stats at Wsshineton % show cause
Why Grasklaus should not ~ allowed 20
maks homestead entry for the land claimed
By him and the intsxtsring claim a the
STATE neneeilsd.
The contest of IL United States ".
john ". Thompson and + q. Amss -
trauslerss, involvins 40 acrss of land On
Mercer island entered - timber land, n
bang heard By Registrar O'Tools and Re-
ceiver Lyon. The United States claims
fraud.
Special Agent u. Atkinson has received
notice from the general land once to In.
vsstigats the timber land entries made BY
James T. Jackson. W. II. Nurdock, W. H.
Willis. J. w. Halbsrt, John r. McCoe-
mick. Ella Million. A. Snow, A. Helm
baugh, Neal Brown, p. n. Gran, 7. =.
Moody. George Hayes and John Wooda
The entries ere confined 70 6kagit and Sno-
homish counties.
Upon the report TO the general land
otEics Of Special Agent n. Atkinson the
following entries hare BEEN relieved Of sus-
psnsion:
Louis Lazy, lumber entry. ~ nwk &c.
.. and VI nwk go. Q, tp. % u. rsw.
]. H. Albright, timber entry. M nuX
and ~ nwk ssc, q, %. 50 n. rsv.
w. + Miller. timber entry, VIZ SEA and
SEA seL sec. 81 Up. % n, INV.
Walter Saxlsy. timber entry, nwN swX
go. 30, Up. "a n, res.
Thomas Gibson. timber entry, ssA swN
and swK seN sec. 80. tp. 24n. r.6e.
n. A. Olsen. timber entry, sX sw1< ssc.
q, tp 81 n, =. II y.
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a More Laa AssesssA eep Grossly I'm.
psoper CeaAase.
Thomas Horn. aged u years, vas placed
under arrest last night b. Detective
Roberts on the charge Of criminally a..
saulting Mabel Edna StockvelI, aesd
about ysara The Stoekvsll and Horn
families are nsishbors At the corner Of
Broadway and Willard street, and the boy
and girl were playing together yesterday
aftsrnoon. After Nahsi came home her
mother made discoveries that she thought
justified her In placing the matter before
the prosecuting attorney. A complaint
WAS sworn out before Justice Caldwell and
signed by Mrs. Edith Stock we'll, the
mother. and at 10 o'clock young Horn was
arrested. He admits playing with little
Nsbsl. bat denies any improper conduct.
Justice Caldwell placed his bonds 1t q. 500
which the young man could not give, -
his father 10 on his ranch In the okasit
valley. Last night the girl vas PLACED In
the hsnds OF physicians and, upon their
report 70 Assistant Prosscusing Attorney
Mcbride. he said he Vas sattstisd 70 pro-
csed with the prosecution.
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NOW Is THE CHANCE.

For the AFFLICTED 10 he Treated at the
Low Rate Of o. Per Month Untii
Cured-Ths Poor Treated Free.
The afflicted wilt do we'll 10 make nets
Of the generous offer Of DR.. Darrin to treat
ell cases that will commence between now
and June 1st Ut the low rate Of So per
month for each and every disease until
cured. surgical and complicated cases ex-
cepted. The worthy poor treated free
from 10 to II Q. m. daily.
DIR. Darrin can be committed free at
Hotel Stevens, corner Front and Marion
streets, Seattle, Wash. Once hours from
~ TO 5 daily; evenings. to 8; Sundays.
10 to II
He makes . speciality Of oil diseases OF
the Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat, Catsrrh and
Deafness, aud all nervous. chrome and
private diseases, such a. Loss Of Manhood,
Syphilis, elect, GonorrhUa Structure,
SpermAtorrh@a, Seminal Weakness and
Loss Of Desire or Sexual Power In man
or woman. All peculiar Female Troubles.
Irregular Menstruation. Lsucorrhoea, Dis
placements. ETC., are conhdentially
treated.
Patients ut distsats can 10 cured by
home treatment. Dr. Darriu viii send
to any address his electromagnetic rem
ediss on the receipt Of IS and full symp-
TOMS of the disease. Ono visit TO the Office
10 desired, but 10 not necessary in all cases.
Circulars aud question blanks sent free.
Inquiries answered. All business rela-
tons with Dr. Darrin strictly confidential.
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~ 80 1aAo - . Ysung 0eaDainasia

49, ~ - 0110Sboo
0fra.
Magic Pauison. domestic, aged 20
years, died O. the Scandinavia hotel, SO
Commercial street.. ysstarday morning ct
$50 O'Clock Of what b supposed 70 b
peritonitfs, bat 20 settle the matter Cor
onsf Horton will hold . post-morsem sx-
emination this morning. Miss Panlson
went 70 the hossl eight days ago and took
room- She had little or no money. but
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Lindstrom. Who run the
houss. being kind-hsartsd people. did
not let that figure In the matter. Soon
she vas taksn III with pains all over her
body. - she expressed Il in her native
Language. Physicians we're called In. and
owing to the symptoms exhibited . care
fui investigation was made to ascertain II
the poor eirl, Who oo0ld not speak word
Of English, vas suffering from the effects
Of . criminal operation. The result
showed beyond question that there we're
no grounds for such . suspicion. and II
was also found that she had been III
several weeks prsvioua. Her condition
grew worss from day to day, and she died
yesterday morning. All that IL known
about her 10 thst she worked for some
family In North Seattle and has . sister at
OrtinR
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+ - Cenpasy-Pnnissssy 800.
Mi = Willians - u ~ Whfte Rfvw
49,. .eeny- Rr0mfsuexy hhao. ga
- ~ Ne1mona N nv. WeefhaG-
=. - ene and s3eesmsne
snaps - q. ~ Cbt1o13an Hefl-
Ese1-Aeepunt ~ rooe
Soe eooda. :
- 1-Nc4a.
49, Clark " Richard 81. UhInsn-
~, l1prcvomeat Company ~ H
D<n = a-ksnt and ejectment
:. - =. IDeAis ~ Joh1 Wheaemnn
-Account Tor services.
Winfield Smith y. Susnesr ~ ycr.~
kro1iaeoFy noes q. "a
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WAS ALMOST BLIND
Little Girl had 70 b Kept In . Dark
Room. Could not See to Feed
Herself. Remedies and Doc
tors All Failed. Cured In
One Week by Cuticura-

Nv little girl had very sore eyes. I tried
everything. but nothing did any good took
her to doctor in Atlanta, who treated her
for . year, bus abe kept getting worse. /
brought her home; was almost out Of heart,
I just felt eure ahe would 70 blind. An old
lady told me- TO try CUrTcURA kEMEDiEs-
had no faith in them, - had tried every
thing. I commenced on saturday. and before
the next Saturday her eyes wofo sound
and we'll a any chiid's. She was almost blind.
and had been kept in dark room for more
than year; could not sec 70 feed herseif;
and they have never been ~ yet the leaat par.
tieic sore or even locked rcd from that day
until this, and it win b three years the ar.s
Of May. they certainly cured her, and I think
they are the greatest remedies out. only
used half . box Of CurIccRA. one cake Co
rIcURA SOAP. and ono bottle Of CrTfcrRA
REsoLvKNr; 20 Won - what wonders they
did for my little girl. have read Of al Of
these most vonierfui cases. but never before
thought that they might Be true; but ] know
this 70 Be the positive Truth.
MHA. FANNIE GARwOOD.
Canton, C.
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An How wan Rave - wa,a

me trial of the case Of An How. form
Nv Henry Yesler's servant, who sued the
laas for alleged services rendered for
~ II. Il likely to b postponed. owing to
pnce Of material witnesses. according
"a n AFFIDAVIT filed in the superior court
lsrday by w. H. White. attorney for
- dsfsnss. who asks for . continuance
II he ground Of Mr.. james ID. Lowman's
|enncs In California Mr.. Lowmau 10 an
9possant witness. according TO the affida-
~ - he was Mr.. Yesler's agent from
- 70 the time OF his death. With full
|nenasement Of his business affairs, pay
- I'll bills. and will testify that All How
- hen paid in full for oil services rem.
|1nend
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The funeral services over the remains Of
Matthew A. Kelly. tie pioneer druggist
Who died last Sunday morning Of apo
the Plymouth Congregational church.
Rev. Wallace Nutting officiating. Among
the audience which filed the church we're
many prominent citizens. the members Of
Harmony Lodge, No. 8. Knights Of
Pythias, and Olive Branch Lodge. No. 4
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows. In
bodies. and many representatives from
AIki Lodgs, No. Z. Ancient Order United
Workmsn. The floral tributes ware many
In number and Of handsome dssigna The
pallbearsrs were James Nugent, George
Hall, James H. Woolsry. A. Frssborn, D. T.
Wheeler and Gardner Kellogg. The inter-
ment took place In Lake View cemetery.
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ssnsss ~ . hey.
Harry Tsumbeli, aged Is pears, was
locked up 1t police headquarters yesssr-
day by Detective Roberts on suspicion Of
having obtained q under false prsteosss.
II 10 claimed that Trumbsll vent into the
Rooksry rsssaurant last Saturday nisht
and handed the following note TO the
night cashier: ''Send me over a." sisned
sweat. room ;. Ph0nix." The money
Wa given TO the boy. and subsequently, It
vas discovered that the order had not
smanased from Mr.. Went, properly wsnss,
proprietor Of the restaurant.
NrA Irumhsli aud her oshss son, Who IL
an houest. industrious boy. took the mat
ter much 70 heart. Is 10 probable that IL
IL 10 learned positively that young Trum.
bell 10 the guilty party he viii b sent to
the reform school
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DsA To. Ever Nee. . rs.ly coed A..,

DiA Too Ever Meet . TFaly Coed MAST
No doubt you think you have. bat we'll wager
q dime or 90 he did not have the rheumatism.
II he did. he swors occasionally, and no man
can b truly good who swsars occasioualiy.
Health. nerve tranquility and morality are apt
70 70 hand In baud. Painful spAamodic dis
easss, ike rheumatism and neuralgia. rain We
tempar. make one moross. pesvish and re-
bsiiioua This 10 q sad fact, bus 10 10 none the
lsss trua Drive away the pain. mollify the
tsmpss. restore trana utility Of mind In cases OF
rhsumatism and neuralgia with Hoststtsr's
stomach BtstsS, "a anodyns aud tonic of com
psshsusivs range aad effect Il hszlthfally
stimulates the kidneys. bladder. stomach. liver
and bcwsls when ioacsivs, and induces sleep
ana appetite. very quiesiug erect NOS an I'M
natural, supplying enc tse thai OF an orsats. u
produced BY . winexiassfuf before retiring IL
4 incom parable la malaTtai diseaoe
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Albert johnson had preliminary exam
inatlon yesterday before Justice Of the
Peace Hardy at Kent on the charge of
burglarixing Fred W. 6hsrrard and N. n.
MorrilI's stores about year aGo. John
con. Who was captured at the time Of the
burglary. but who escaped from the lock-
up, was positively identified at the hear.
ing. whsrsupon the justice bound him
over to the superior court for trial. In
default Of $1,000 bonds johnson was re-
mandsd % the county iail.
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His Arr Cat on.

William Rsnchsy, 20 ysars old. Who
wrsnchsd his arm throwing . bali two
pears age and neglected Il, Vas operated
on at the poor farm yesterday by Drs.
Horton and Whiting. and the examine
ton showed that the right humsrus was
dead 70 IN extent that nscsssitated amps
tation Of the arm ct the shoulder. The
young man rallied from the operation and
- In . fair way to recover.
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M ANNOYED wonEN.
An Exemplary Panlshmsut Jmllictel
On BdWaPa Otoe.

On BawasA Otss.
Edward 0tss, wiid-sysd man. Was hnsd
so and costs In the municipal court ysstsr.
day for hugging little Lena Cook and Nrs.
Annie Wood In the public strests Mr..
and Nn. Wood. Lena Cook and Mrs. Cook
were coming home from Salvation Army
meeting when they met Otss at the corner
of South Third and Main strssts Otes,
who WAS under the influence Of liquor,
walked mp to Mrs. Wood and put his arm
around her. Suddenly he found ont that
he had made . mistake and then turned
his attention 10 little Lana Cook, Who was
walking With her mother short distance
away. There we're prospects Of = lively
time when Oficsr Thorn came running
down the street and arrested the hugger.
Otes' defense Was that he thought he
knew the parties but made mistake, but
his error proved expensive.
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Res.,sisi.. for "sss.l. o.ers..

Reputation papers were prepared ysstsr-
day BY Prosecuting Attorney John +.
Miller. addressed to the governor Of Mis-
souri,, for the apprehension and extradi-
ton Of w. A. Knowlton. alias George
johnson. alias "Rebsi" George. who il
charged with assisting John Russsll alias
J. 3 Smith. In psrpstrating the gold
brick" swindls on Banker Charles I.
Nooding. Of Aberdeen. Knowlton l. In
81 Louis under arrest Russell 10 In Jail
Ut Chattanooga Sheriff Woolsry will
probably 90 after Knowlton - soon -
Gov. NcGraw signs the requisition papers.
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A se.r., siii u.pasA.

0araes A. Ingalls, commencsd suit in
- superior court yesterday against John
Asstsusn ct al. TO recover $ASsos for
'eed and lodging Of men employed hy the
s.e1danss in the Manchester Lumber and
a'ssle Manufacturing Company at Man
elef, Ki,sap county, Wash.
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Wintsld Smith commenced suit In the
s.eassor court yesterday against Spencer
4. Young, to recover g. 800 on . six
soath promi.sory note. dated February -.
!. - no attorney fees, also an order for
- sals OF twenty shares Of capital stock
n Chinook Broom Company, gwen In
eoSity for the debt
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he case Of Frank Hunt against the Nc
asnay Cedar Lumber Company. which
- commenced in Judge Osborn's court
|.eaday. occupied the time Of the court oil
~ ysassrday and WAS conciudsd late last
.snins, resulting In . non-suit for the
sAsnun In his claim to recover 200 for
seet pareh,aod under alleged ialss mis-
sssssssnsations and . judgment in bis
ssoe Tor $4a6 II for services rendarsd -
4keogtnteud ant of the mill
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INTRICATE SUIT.
Ieations in tho Way Il
Uttling . Judgment.
III N aaRs. eLAkE.o WILL.


r. cousidseahls interest - lawyers
9faG the equity dspassmeat n
> Specsal session u bstug bo1d ~
b. Hardin, Who was appointpd
- I'm to hear The asgumsnt in IL
IN. 81. Olsen - d. ". Charles
: suit TO enforce judgments -
Stnst the dsfemdant. The suit q
% esd complicated With judgments
eesges and Involves many ane
no1lions. In his amended com-
80 plsinti6 ssts forth bssne ths
ii two lots N West Seattle and No
r. 1nohomish county. o. August /.
Ians Dahl. Sam Johuson and
= kndsssen were indebted . dssenA-
- ssn q 40 for eeods sold. and
1nfy The plaintids, Johnssa ed
oSecutsd 70 the defendant four
nosy Dotss running one, two, three
g aeaths. the hrst bsine 1os $40
RI ethen for 500 each, with intsrsss
w euok Thee uotss vero aeeopted
- 111sDdsnt - the ttma. but shortly
- objected to the security
pQssstsd Dahll. Andsrssn and
.hsesr sy.
n1ds ovss 70 Langset hts promis-
no1s ons day aftsr data, Soe $50,
- ~ - =. - sos 80
- 49, .-r.S". -.
x. -. - - .c...- S.sss'. -
d. s..ss 1890. - ss...Sis.s. 49,
s7S!s : sc~..h,s - -.".s $780,
<sss..ss.- "a 49, s
s.ss-s ~ ss.A.. .Iass
z.ss - - .Iss..sG na,""r -
~ esxn ~ 49, e. 800 ~. 49,.
x ss,r.;.. - I...S.. ~. 1890. 49, -.
- ~ n....h.s So -
ss:s....S :. $40. ..1s-o e
SssI ana Icsr.o. :. -. s.is.
k:s;ss.ss. - ara s..n T.s-~. 49,
- .s..- T..ss.. !. ,..II. ssoe s" ~
= -ssh ~ a ss-s. 49, ~.
s-s>t -. AL ..se-s.s q ". -
|s<s.s.s.s ss.....s =. n !. As 20.
$3.50. 49, $1,000 ~. u
sss-s.... 80 :. Sv sS.s ns'
.s..ss~S 80 49,. ~ ~ 49,
i u n -. - Anu.n sno s.s1'
~ .. vu ~ u.ossss1. U1 ssa'
!sss sss Len
: ~ ...". - .e ~ 49,
Sss.s = ss'.y eo ~ cours
E1.s 40 pa.ma, soa.. vn FeoFusry
Asus. y " 49, % c0nvsy'
$500 30 prop-
1n" .Gi psymsns
eses1~ y O.o .A
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The remains Of Daniel Downsy, which
were found under . railroad trsstls near
Black Diamond In February. 1898 and
we're buried where found. have been ex-
humed through the efforts OF Rev. II. T.
Shepard and others and buried In tho
Black Diamond crave yard.
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ssdxs Langley yesterday. on the written
essnt OF the mother. Mrs. Sarah Webb.
snssd authority 20 Mr.. and Mrs. William
sstesscn 10 adopt the minor child Of the
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sssndissvian Indspsndsat Cluh
The regular monthly meeting Of the
scandinavian Independent Club will BE-
held this evening. May 9th. at Red Mems
hall, corner Front and Marion streets.
Members Of the club are requested 10 Be
prepank
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Nearly ell women have good hair,
though many are gray, and few are bald.
Halls Hair Remover restores the natural
color and thicksns the growth Of the hair.
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CuTIcuRl WORKS WONDERS

CcrscrRA RxsoLvEyf, the new blood and
Skin Purifser and greatest Of Humof REne-
dies. cieAnsas tho 6aoed q 81 impurities and
cause, while CuTIcgnA. the great skin cure,
and CCflcrRA scar, n exquisite skin beam
ttAef, ciaAr the skin and scalp. and restore
the hair. Thas she CUT1cUaA RKnEDxx1
cure every species Of itching, burning, scaiy,
diseases, nom pimpiss % scrufniA
Cola tAsoushous - vssid- Prsee, CrTnURA.
toe; soar. 1c, R1soksHxs. u. POFsss DnUe
Axp CnHn. ConF. Sole froprssors. Rassou%
~ Hev 70 Cuss skia pss<ases,~ fres.
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a shea Sea e> Fire.

The fire apparatus WAS called out ysstsr-
day morning at 3 o'clock for FIRE In .
vacant shed, corner of Stewart and Second
streets. The loss Vas trifing. Chisf Hunt
thinks the FIRE was set
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The lecture TO hs given by Father Rsaas
under the auspices OF the Catholic Union
Of seattle in Turner hall on the evening OF
the 10th promises to b . succsss dnan-
ciaily. as least. - already 500 tickets have
han soid
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Mortgage sale Of the Abrahams 0roesry
Company.
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Fifteen svsr-blooming roses for 81, ct
Warrington Floral Company.
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One Of the big ssais ~ Lsschi park has
been missing Tor the past tvo weeks.
rem into the lake h NOT known. A no
one has EsDogtsd ssei.g y anyuAsge = The
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HE reductions in fancy imported deli
eac,es n Abrahams Grocery Company.
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Ayers Hair vleor restores natural color
to the hair. by stimulating . healthy &C
ton Of the scalp This preparation also
produces . vigorous growth Of the hair.
and gives it beautiful iustrs and youth
ful appearances. Recommended BY ply
sictana clereymen and sciontints.
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Get your new sui, .. Riley Broa'; farms
rash pr{ceo low.
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Have you seen those Us suits to order at
Riley BrosLf
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Houssksspsrs should nos overlook the
convenisncs Of gas for cooking. The
Seattle Gas Company still hare full line
Of stoves on hand for rent at low priceA
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Gen. O. o. Howard. U. s. A., has been
elected president Of the National Temper.