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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Acting Secretary
Adee has been informed by "A cablegram
from United States Consul General Will
Jams at Havana that Vargas and Ruiz,
two American citizens who have been un-
der arrest in Cuba under suspicion of be
ing dangerous characters, have been re.
leased by the Spanish authorities upon
their agreement to quit Cuba immedi'
ately.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

we can't stop the leaks from the clouds
h.. Bell, the plumber, corner Main and
Genre streets, can stop all your leaks in
water and gas mains with satisfaction,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18
This country produced in 1891 1922, 79s
barrels of cement, valued at Sc, $50, 951.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by a. Wasley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18
In 1890 the United States produced one
third of the worlds pig iron.

"After suffering from dyspepsia for three
years l decided to try Burdock Blood
Bitters. Two bottles cured me entirely -
Mrs. G. G. White, Taberg, Oneida county,
New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18
Coming Events.

July Lice cream festival in Robbins
Opera House under the auspices of the
'Y."
Aug. 15.-Ice cream festival in Robbins
opera house under the auspices OF Hope
Section Pioneer Corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Mrs. Mary E..
Hansee, of Ellenville, n. Y, has been de-
barred from practice in the interior de-
partment for unprofessiona and unlawful
conduct in executing improper declara-
tons in pension cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

Thousands are suffering e~Xcruciating
misery from that plague of the night,
Itching Piles, and say nothing about il,
through a sense of delicacy. Instant relief
in Doan's Ointment. 1t never fails.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 1S.-A large
building in curse of erection on Second
street collapsed last evening. -Four men
were buried in the ruins Two were ia
tally injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

Fibroid, ovarian and other Tumors cured
without resort to surgery. Book, with
cents in stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gsvethem Castoris
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18
CHOLERA lNFANTUv,
Begins to Reap Its Fear
full Harvest,
Infants on Lactated Food
Early This Summer.
Saves Thousands OF Precious Lives
Every Month of the Year.

July has
begun its
de d | y
work ear
lier his
year than
last. Nor
ality e =
ports from
the cities
S h o a
S d d e II
prevalence e
of cholera
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

Buy keystone flour, Be mat tLc
name LEssIG & BAER, As-.auG. Ia. is
printed on every sack. Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

The stock of coal on hand at tide water
shipping points June 80, 1895, was S72,
81 . tons; on May 81, 1895, 726, 996
tons. Increase, las $40 tons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

A National Typewriter, almost new and
in perfect condition, for sale cheap. In
uuire at HERALD office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18


"MGtrOB of a Be1teUOLent Home
and knowing the good DIR. Miles Nervine
has lone me, my wish to help others, over
comes my dislike for the publicity, this
letter may give me. In Nov. and Dec, 1898,
The inmates had the GGTippe,"
and l was one of the first. Resuming duty
too soon, with the care Of SO many sick, 1
did not regain my health, and in a month
IbecdIne so de6iIitGted and nervous
from sleeplessness and the drafts made on
my vitality, that it was a question II 1 could
go on. A dear friend advised me to try
DIR. Miles Restorative NeTUine.
took 2 bottles and am'happy to say, 1 am
In better health than ever. I still continue
Its occasional stse, as a NeTDe food,
as my work is very trying. A letter adj
dressed to Milwaukee, Wis, will reach me-"
June 6, 1894. MRS. LAURA @. PHOENIX.
DR.. Miles Nervine is sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell it at 81, 6 bottles for IS, or
IL will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
by the Dr.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind,
DR.. Miles NerVine
Restores Health
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

Wyoming. Il 0s2,O95.O6 lO,SiO,247lOl 2~Il,o4l.lb
Lehighu.-". 3,l9g,7l3.l3. 3,Ol2,367 02l. l@o1,856.ll
Schuylkill." 6,S93,OS6l2 5,445,l O6N6l. s~4I,6sO.O6
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18

The acqui maeine, a variety OF beryl, has
been discovered in North Carolina.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-18
Coal shipments for June.

Statement Of shipments o. anthracite
coal for month of June, 1895, compared
with the corresponding period last year
Compiled from the returns furnished by the
mine oneIalOTs:
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8,777,6l4.o2' SIG s43l9 1,389,l9'.17
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02

North Yakima. jan ---Speciai--Mayor
Redman, when interviewed tonight as 10
the prospects OF North Yakima for the
ensuing year. said: Our advancement
has been steady ana satisfactory in the
past, but ifslications far the growth CT
North Yakima and the county have never
been 50 promising as at present. There IS
"a momentum here which Is bound 10 carry
Us forward While the city and county
have doubled In population in The past
two years. owing 10 climate ard trriga-
ton, the increase now that our aavar-
tages are known Is greater than ever BE-
fore, and my adyIces from the East are
To the effect that immigration 10 this sec
ticn will be unprecedented as stsoa as
spring opens. While tie Price Of farm
products has ruled low duriag ire past
year, Yakima is today the most prosper
Gus section or the Ncg<hwest. and when
financial conditions improve this city will
be the first 10 feel the benefits. Many
thousand acres OF arid land have been
reclaimed dnring the past year through ir-
rigasion canals and ariesian wells. and
more are now under constructions, and
these acres when under cultivation racan
increased population. wealth AMI prospect
ty for North Yakima
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Wha.cnm.s Pra.-ees..

wesatcon,. Jan. I. - Special. - Mayor
Black said TO the PosE-Inteiligencer cor
respondent tonight: prospects are good.
The city Is all right. AZ that IS needed
Is the application of business principles
In the administration OF affairs. AS TO
finances, you may say arrangements have
been made whereby all warrants issued
by the new council viii be casned at s.
cents on the dollar. and the stigma rest
ing upon the city by reason OF defanised
interest will be removed within ten days
Ths expenditures OF the past year. inclusi-
ing interest charges aud improvements.
exceeded sls5.e9a This year they should
not much exceed Saeaa. ami our receipts
shouia be nearly s7o0o As soon as abe
assets tied UP by reason Of defaIcatians
csn be realized upon. cur Indebtedness
viii he well within the legal agaif. ard
believe that this year. frora to-day on. cur
credit win be as good as that Of any esiy
On Puget Sound. Industrial prospects
ieelt bright. ana I hope secn - see the
city ard county on FIRM financial basis
and on the hisa road TO permanent pres
perttys
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FNsenstury. JAN f--SpeeiaI---Tfsere
are no regrets here over the departure
OF 1894. and gssspIe ara looking forward
I'd better times fhls year The spirit
Of hospefufness - marked arn9szg als
classes. BuSsaass men generally take
the view ffsae we have seen the WRIST
ct the xEmes. ard q perccystbss improve
EueuE has already set In Prospects for
excellent creps were nsewer better. and
they will be mere diversified than ever
before A determination 10 make this
year hsszser than last Ts-vasiez the peSo-
pie. and few pezssggslsss can NJ fswsrsd-
Business men generally, by reason 1T
tia severe experience Of the past
eighteen raonsE1s. are Ia good shape.
and a good report viii be sent out fruaE
hare ST the end OF this year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02
THIS STATE rs ALL RIGHT.
interviews With Prominent Citizens In
Tacoma on New Year'a Dav.

Tacoma, Jan. I.--Special--A Post-Intel-
llgencer reporter Obtained these inter-
views today;
Maj. A. S. Cole, OF Whateom. president
Of the board OF managers of the Sol
diers' homo at Ort1lg--W hatcom IS a
shingie county, and many of the shingle
mills are closed. There is a feeling of
hope and Brightness, however, which
may be accounted for because hope
springs eternal etc. The lesson taught
by cur experisnce Is. dent buy until
YOU are able to pay. Fer the future
there should he more attention given TO
farming Ia a diversified way. Whatcous
and other adjacent counties are adapted
10 dairy farming. They have fine grasses
and pure water, We should give more
attention TO tiIling he soil and raising
at haanc al we eat huster vegetables
and the like. End give less attention 70
town lots. a country that does rot raise
much as its needs require il bound
~ have some snrcyancss- wheR once
we aaapt ourselves TO raising all We
need the prospect viii be al right. Then
oar mines are ready 10 be worked and
the outlook points To a. marked develop
znent along that line ia the SIase Creek
css1ntry. near cur end OF the S0uni
j, 5. Mcmillan. os Roche Harbor. gen.
ersl manager Of the Roche Harbor lime
ecsnrsaRyi was surprised the other day.
is pref2rins my annual statement, Il,
nad that the building cut so.ok promised
se much. ! take II The building Is a good
barometer OF conditions. and lime is
closely connected wssh building enter
prlses- Now I found IN percentages that
our business fer November and Deeelrt-
Der THIS year was t0a FER cent srezser
fhaa for a corresponding period In 1876.
/ found that the business fer the last
six months % fEss year, as compared
ntIls TIRE srst six months SHOWED an sn-
crease CO "a per cen,. / consider that
resngrkahta. Certainly she rruspec; -
bright In this important lire. which tx
the iirss 20 fsei the depression ana TIE
last to Indicate reaction Indeed. whlsa
the Isst six months Of 1894 showed an
Increase % - per cent In business. the
last six months Ct 1855. as compared wfsh
the frss six moathS. showed a decrease
81 Is per cent.
Senator lie If Spokane. Who saws VIII
sna VIII he ehesen senator on the hrs,
caucus ballot. and viii have Ia out az ira
:. votes from East OF the rsoantains-ysnA
country IS al right. Our coart ana Other
expenses are sf>o high, and / believe tae
legislature is going 80 make short wssrk
81 the seaa scE1ai election, ger right down
20 business aga 10 something Ia The way
OF ysirenchnent for tire STATE Over in
Spokane sszaEssy we have figured o,t how
we can save from ssAese To - as8 per year
In oSiT expenses. and We want that money
saved We have racre Superior court
Judges fa this state TRAN there are In
$t&ses 81 SIX t5naes ia population We
want % car OF a superior court gu1<e IN
car coasEs. AMI ! aavs no douh. rat
ether esssaatiSs desire the Sarne thing
Senator Hssn4 90 E.lisassurg- AEoxs peo-
Fae sse sses stop 70 think that the dairy
rrctsscfs cs ksstssaS county bring In more
dollars a11 cerss <aaa tse fruit output
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02

Olympia. Jan I.--SpxcfaL-sfayor C. p.
Mann says: '0fyn-Eie.,s prospects are
good for the new year. Vita the return
ing business activity 81 eur mills aud the
oyster. coal and lumber interests triha-
tary TO this city. cur prospects are bright
ening. Important harbor improvements
ara being made by the government. with
the addition az locks on the DescEutes
waterway, thereby giving the city an am
pie fresh wafer reservoir for shipping and
manufacturing enterprises The Conyea-
Ing OF the legislature always adds interest
and activity 10 our city. ard the getting
together - men and material Ter TIE esec-
tion OF OUR beautiful state capitol viii
probably. more than any other enterprise,
add 10 the prosperity OF the capital city
for the year new commencing
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afe9 IN ire 3sIsgneSs Mems Ass....-.,
fsr tas 9erpose ef raising funds = -
reads. % oszy a portable sawr,.r, 80
carry ost o4ss~ measures in xhA -
af tae connfv seat Ns1hsss saaa y. 49,
itke 20 sir tire whole matter. hs,, !. -.
ncseszstass gnsnS into details 49, ..''s's1)
sfrerly ps11 club 10 the han<ss =,
zs5sA- Ttse ccuscsl adopted -. ~
ccasnseEsdlnS the nrongt pavr,.,, = w. w.
Claims On ne Maee.szs ana osAer rss.s. =
they appear IN TIRE engineers reccrt - y
esEaeal also recozYs1nenSsesa payuzsn, = -
bisl CT w. G.. SwaEsell for rscr. 9 : q Z
vaaeed On aesOsSnt OF fees az Cal = = s
Ets.y ard expenses q EAav. cffv 1,...
hey Cessiey and Magyar wanfar =, -. 8
S&a II TIE Fzsarxsanzu case, anocn,,.s -
So The action OF tire council h aus
Esriattns Ss,os1 December /. for tae s..
CHASE of q poytabse sawusall was rssss-s
ed. as was also the action In voi.n. -.
for the purchase Of land for the exfa,,..-
ef VALIANT street The consrnes ,--s' +
VITA the Everett hospital year -. es
ths care q fremea of sae Everett llr. e
Esarsrseas vas asnalisss
city Attorney Caoley recomrsndr6 x.
. special election he hali 10 v.,ss-.- \
the ever Issue af s1s.es in city ~.r,...'
ard that arrangements be raaan a. - 3
a. the saazss ttgnc ca the qaestioa & /.
sl.AEg beads % fund the fsaatinx a.
LssSrs- clark- Mlxh and Sumner vsr. -
posted committee 20 secure the 4.
aired legislation An ordnance WA -.
81 grating tie Western Union Teiee,,.A
Company The right 10 run its tines 8 IL
city, also an ordinance granting Esx.,s
Mills a franchise 10 erect poles end .i,,.
fo- district messenger service. The an.
Of EAogirs.arEsAsser vas ABOLISHED. 4 sa.as
yote o. taSsnks was tsnSie.eSs uor.
wailing. shs retiring mayer. also .ae -
clerk and ether officials in all dsn.,.
nents. Il IS Understood that Mayor -,
szker and the new city council yin -
On wednesday ni-as.
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~nehomish,s Pre.pset..

Snohdtnish. Jan l.--Specsai-Nayor E.
c. Ferguson says: IRE prospects o.
Sysohcmish for 1886 are very bright The
government OF the city is In safe and
conservative hartss. and an economical
administration Of affairs may be locked
for The county set fight is practically
over, and has resulted favorabiy 70 cur
city Several persons ara figuring on
putting in sawmills and other industries
al rhts poifss. and IL IS probable that cur
facilities for rsaisrcal Transportation be-
tween here and Seattle viii be greatly
Increased in the near future. IL Is ex-
pecsed THAT a number or new business
blocks and residences will be constructed
during the season. amt our business raen
feel encouraged. as evidenced by the in
creased stock az goods hesEg placed on
their shelves
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Ewerskt. Jan. f--spss-laA--sfr. j. =.
Croker, wao represents rhe ESckef@slsr
Interests. sasa- .syse sack sSr = prosper
aus year IA Everett AL ThA sarge 81
austrses. the nal wUTkss. earsr r4itA
sznefser and barge works ss1 be raovshSs
a reorganization ST the Pride 81 tss
Mountains ard Monte ssraSso EsiaiaE
eornpansss has beea ef1eeres3s with j. =.
Ma Bride as president. ara = = Bailey
as secretary Ssne changes viii Re n1sfas
in the corcerzrasav. ard tie gnfFsss VIII
be worked al winter. Ta@ new logging
dump - in successful operation asna TIE
- rn.EEs and shsngAa rsssiss VIII likely
save good run The con-srScSsoa 81 ,
large saw aasII IS under contemplation.
A new court house viii be built ard al
together. the future cs Everett i9sxs very
bright
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down No Lev IRA. e - rruhxstble to Ia
yess and start Industries Tie pro1pezs-
rsve sesg5sr-erx CT THE tire ksn1 matter
wsgE he anosher source ef progress. whsie
rny faith In Mr.. GsEnzrfs enterprises
lead ire TO h@Efevs sss- bis prospective
Industries vii - the fcrerzs1sTs O.
snzny o<hers-
yshs Arshar.
Tasre Is no reasonable soaSt fhat the
worst Of ne great fieareszs ssssressssn Is
over There = na longer a1y sesssEg 81
rszrssc IN sne coMzntrr. TIE patient Is can
rzlssseaz ard VII make RAPID ssrsssss To-
wa-s complete recovery during iss6s IN
s7F.s cs congressional acsion o. fraction
We viii enter ugaon 1896 vita she osi-Ttrse
splrs. OF enxerprsse snt eOafideacs. and
IL wsU as pxzsssbl@ 20 get money 20 earry
pn legitimate business un1ertak7aSs- I
fseafeve. that ire remarkable revival now
witnessed In Soutaern California VIII
steadily move ror.Hward ard make ~
sci. fe.t ca Pagel Sozn6 before the end
OK 1856.
AIdermaa Lsaader Miller
any great Or bright prospects ahead for
{fS% ESxL Year. the 81 2<a< fSdsSsASS ksfF
this il cur excessive rate OF saxaticx- Oar
cry government Is too expressive for the
size OF the city. The expresses could be
reduced by havlzg fewer officers shan at
present. and this could De done TO fhs re-
lief Of the taxpayer and still leave = SUM-
eient executive fore II properly administer
the affairs OF the city
Goanty Camsats.isasr Fred Gaseh-
Whatever material development We
hare hal has GENE slowly and steadily,
and without flourish o. srumpess.
have much confidence In ths eaterprise
projected By Mr. Gilman. ard feel assured,
IL il Is carried oar. that il viii give
great impetus to industry. TEere are un-
limited ore sources In King ceanry. aad
II they are only developed thsre wiz be
abundant reason 30 look for great pros
pe-isy.
Richard Wissor.
There can be no Substantial revival un-
q. radical change is effected In the con-
ditlons that surround Us AS II 5 now.
We are not able 10 Fay ou- foreign inter-
est.
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EyAE.T4's NEW YEAR.
Begins With . Str7Sxse Between tie
Faetsons IN the CornefI

EyerettJan. .--Spscial.-The last meet
ing OF the old city council last night was
. bot number The sentiments oe the
members were voiced by Sam H. Nichols.
who roasted the .refo-mers' for faefr
tactics in preventing the council from
carrying oat measures which rad origin
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Rouse. Dec sl--The pope has azs6r...a
20 Vienna > taoSe os moderate prot.1e
against the Hungarian religious silh Z.
Gently signed bT the emperor. He VI
take 10 further steps. he is ssrougly =
posed 10 the vioiear utteranees a -
clerical journals in Hungary.
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ssr<s TIE cry ard with rsyamsSacs1rsng
srs@r~xs< tsax have a~%rnsrsa sg-gsrsant-
sas prosperity <E the Secpse IL future
- assured r.
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Mount vevaon, Jan. 1.--Spec.Al--J.
2. Houser, Tasyor-eieet. speaking Of
Asstut vevnsa's prospects. said. "rt
might be well, when asked as 20 the
business prospects ef 7. town az city
FOR sFe future. 10 answer the question
with a ysropsetSc forecast Of the buS3~
mess prospects cf she couatry 81 large,
for 3 city Is bur an exponent. ca q Tim
tied scase. of the c~ogssfglcns without.
Meant Vernon nas survived the trying
o-ysSas through whiSa the country L.
passing, thsss far without saNer. a.sa
with SnprasinE times end conditions
hss- business prospects for the fsS.ure
wss~e never brighter. With IN business
failures 81 any consequence 70 date.
and VITA the system 81 retrenc1.nesgs
ss5oTsed by she eity s0yernmeTx. the
city VIII he able 20 meet agi ifs uhltsa-
ti@sxs With unifrrsssed RESOURCES BE-
Having used Caaanheyiain's Cough Rem
cay in my fanaiIy and fcana IL to be first
eaass article, take pleasure IN reesuamend-
ing II 70 my fFiends. Nv. Ecrxa, Wzt-
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n. N. asim.a.

kas ceS1iipns tArnugAsus the csustrx
A'S e<steTs TAece is ne rs$a9s 4. sss.a,.Es,
nsAsssfs. BAT 90 sAe cenSrAry q teussev,v
VI 1ss sSasS Ss capital to secure xafa 3,,-
sAaSsa Speculative ves. .alxew ara a..
sNNss, - fse sas& toa usAay easernr4s.s
oTSs ao@fss tat NEE wgsa ssesu,,s-
car sew exc eaay ENTERPRISES i. fs,-,- -
s3ass ssas Esve rsaao<zas,se axss.yn~,, ~.
:. 80 IS sasse'se. TAs REVIVAL ~ sx,.xre~@
'@.N~Sssssas sAe csssnary ~oass xse s,scs
~ - easssFneas ~ a wise Sur-
- es's- Tat ~Sssia A&sasa the zvnxsAg
s'ssssessss Nery materially. rse e#sgre
ssasfS ! sasas. WA sos wAssty recexer
ssVtA rs ssstssssSsa aaai AFTER he A..
ssxsssss x a@etnss vses. sas sssy-axs ssees.s
- ss4sfsesaAv districts wssl &c ressss-,s.,..
Aeax esyere shsa. "A a sealstx. $50,
= isAsls - Ia s-sssss BY sAs sssass.sa.
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,,ssesas. y. II. Hurs.


During 1851 the city has heen r7sn on q
cash basis. IL has pst3 cash for all labor
ard material Nos dollars sasls.h<e.1
rsss hsS e@sa iacsrresf. During Ysas ssa..
tle may iosk forward g an early xcttss-
uagt IS the terminal question. ana N.
telephone pFssasegrs, The cistzens may ASA
expect 20 see sys9esa OF euulevargx es-
tsAissfseI fire sarSAai assl = buyer Of
city supplies aTESesate4. tsar. 81 reefs Nil
ee fsSess. ctr seae~S exseussa ard oar
hotels saa lc1gsnr AoaseS SUPPLIED vsth
IRE excaYss Ladies entrances 20 saso<yas
sisesIIsf I've closed ara ether serial nrcss-
leFns investigates. All ucss shssaks be as
vide! equally sZ1an- shs laAorers Of sAa
city, Tssese are scEne O. she thsags sx-
pees Il see accomplished fa 1854
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snsak fhe SusEnas execeesl r<sy hrsrh.
ard hy asoas May. I la1k Ter gocss ssrsses.
especially fo~ IRE wosks1s 2aaa, who ~rsgi
ns dogb2 aas a}eaEy % work wsN1 work
81 ;sss elg sAse-sssi casaa scheme r. cs,1s-
Eazneet. as weai as etnsr Contemplated
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pes~xsss sasne. a, James.

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TAe rrespects fy~ his rev voa- to.as-
70 ssse very saesur2S3ng- Taesx are ..anw
rwAsscas fs~ thss sssses - ske arst asssN
property Ass ssNsasss~ 50 ss1 sas.t tsse~e
- saSssss IN ssssa tr.vesgzzs=-sss ARD esnSsal
~ sssAs S@seaser IL. Valves have SOs
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rhs 0sverner v.rr aopefal.

Olympia. Jan ]. speclaf Gov. McGraw
says with the restoration Of business
fl the Fsast. Indications give assurance
that this state will respond as quickly as
any portion OF THE Union- We have been
well Advertised. and the stale haz good
standing abroad. Investors are ie1kIng
toward this as rssss promising field fsr
Investment whenever conditions generally
justify Investment anywhere. anticipate
= useful session of the legislature and the
enactment Of some necessary nsw ieglsia-
hwa"