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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

10 Settle Ills Interest IN the Mines
An amended Sifl was flied In the United
sases court yesterday by Donald Fer
sli<en. THE mineg. against George II.
ssaFkie. Henry Rextin and Il. r. NeFar-
md al - Portland. praying Ter a legal
ssissemer, 81 ire awnershlp IN 8 number
mining claims IN okanogan county.
FERGUSON values rs Interest At 500 0el
- order to Aosa has interests he says he
'Sand II necessary 10 contract the sale 90
xssasa interests 10 T. W. Ge.chen ara
". Dunn. and on this $3.50 was paid
.ae latter falling to nay tn fcft. Ferguson
sss se went 20 Portland and arranged
va Mafkis fer she necessary funds TO
use se the option on certain mines pur-
eassed sa part by Gescseli and Dunn. ana
St rally psii faT. J, was stipulated thai
ny Acre 10 repay the Portland sneE
@ zsosey advanced II. after further ee-
vaesaaesitS. sheSe mea should conclude
TO purchase fully the Getcneil ard
sIH interests which amounted 20 S3.-
contract was entered fnto ard
aAs Ferguson claims. has rot been lived
70 He asks the coart 20 settle the
wary ia tse premises,
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CLOSING our THE BUSINESS.
Gordon Hardware Company Preparing
to Go Into Liquidation.

10 80 into liquidation~
The Gordon Hardware Company has
made arrangements TO go into liquidation.
AMI with that end In view has sent : cir
eniar letter to all creditors giving q state
meat OF Its affairs. In addition 90 four
notes asgregating $4,000 there is about
sis.ofa outstanding. bringing thu total La
bsatles TO 57,oae. r. II. Hardwick. man
agsr. says the assets will exceed all TIA
hilities by about $4,000 The principal
creditor as indicated by the mortgages
and assignment OF book accounts flied FOR
record with the county early in the week.
Is The First National bank. but the unse-
cured creditors viii be allowed 10 share
pro rata u they viii signify their consent
to such an arrangement and send a state
ment OF their claims 10 Mr.. Hariwlck.
The reason assigned Cor closing out Is
that the interests ot the stockholders lie
fer The moss par, In California. the store
in thAs city being the only enterprise out
side OF that state. The Diagiey estate,
San Francisco. is the heaviest stock
holder.
SIX months or perhaps year viii be re-
CURED 20 close oat the establishment. I'M
less che business IS purchased as an ca
tsresy.
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THE cuRrrw BELL SHOULD roL..
Ballard Councilmen Propose to Revive
IL for Morality's sake.

Councilman II. f.. Beach, or Ballard, Is
a candidate fer distinction by proposing
the revival OF the cuysew bell in ahat
town for the protection OF the morals OF
the young people. He introduced and
read what he called the carfew ordinance
at the meeting OF the city council en-
Tuesday night. IL provides that the FIRE
bell shall be rung With nine slow taps
a. . O'Clock every night during May. June.
July ara August. at slow taps at S
o'clock duriag the other months, when
az boys and girls under IL years must
absent themselves from the streets unless
accompanied by their parents or guar
dian. The clfy marshal and other police
men are authorised 20 escort the offend
ers home for the first cfense. ansi for tlae
seceni ofense they are 20 be loeked IN
the city 1au and not released antil they
PAY the marshal 81.
The ohsect a. ne ordinance. as ex-
pAatres by Beach. was TO prevent the ac-
oais!tiar OF evil habits through street
eiocatioa-s
Morris said the city already had an or
a.nance covering tas subject pretty fully
excers the penalty ard the ringing OF the
curfsw bell. wsnssr Objected &C the I'm
rgIS0aTTSnt o. yoaEb SAA~A We ~@'1 AASe VI
dsnaue@ xas referred 10 ne committee az
the whole for week-
TIE West Coast improvement Company
made q written efTsr TO sell lis water sys-
TEN for sssa including two scts, etc. 30
the City. The coancii Instructed the city
attorney TO insert provtstea in the or
dance eating for special election 10
fund the ousstandiag debt, clause ask
sre eA@ People TO authorizes tie council %
purchase fhe system at price Rot ex-
cee9tEg stsea.
A letter 4. city Engineer $. X. Smith
from Cssy Engineer r. II. Thomson, Of
Seattle. was read AR Thomson deemed
q uuwssa fer the city q sesitse TO 20 20
the expense Of furnishing an esstnats -
rae cost Of supplying Ballard with Sat
"a water L EAila-d contemplated ssak-
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PARkz WANTS MORE DAMAGES.
He Claims $4,000 From the City for
Yesler Avenue Slide.

He Claims $4,000 From the City for
Yesier Avenue Slide.
Jane Parke and his wife fled a com.
plant against the city with the city clerk
yesterday. claiming ss.7I2 damages Gre
ated TO their property at the northeast
corner OF Yasler avenue and Sixth street
by the grading and excavating Of Mill
street tnow Yesler ayenue). such exca-
sattons removing the natural lateral sup-
port to their premises. This suit IL the
result of the continual sliding OF the hill
west OF the court house and north of
fesler avenue. the city having from time
10 time removed the earth as n encroach-
ed on resier avenue
The eomriainants furnish a statement
OF The damages alleged to have been sus-
tanned, namely. $50 feet or picket fence
and bulkheads situated on the fractional
west half block ~. which was DESTROYED.
sla2; 200 feet of dressed slas garden walk.
$50: wood and coal shed destroyed. $50:
soddtng. terraces and lawn destroyed.
SIS: seventy loads of manure DESTROYED.
SD: grading aLu terraong lots and grub
hing DESTROYED. $50: sewers and drains
destroyed, $50: water pipes. house and
lawn destroyed. SEQ: fruit trees ard
bushes destroyed. SEQ: moving house on
lots, sseo; aew foundation. ss2s: moving
art. see: permanent damage. 5000.
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Ing more tabular weizs- TIE clerk Was
Instructed 70 nosisy Dir. Thomson and
tbs authorities OF Seattle that ia Only
acton TIA csuncii Of Baisarc Il sakins IN
ths construction Of water wcyks n snxs
whish rouid be necessary whatever tia
source OF supply, and that TIE Ballard
counezi can rot take any action uutsl u
knows what water fran Seattle win cost.
Tia city attorney was Instructed TO
draw up an ordinance prohibiting ali
persons not residents Of Ballard from
distributing posters In the city without
FIRST procuring ncense or obtaining per
mixsson from the council Objection, Of
ths Ballard merchants 70 the Seattle mer-
chants entscing trade from tnem " the
reason assigned for the ordnance
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cARNEs IN a NEW ROLE.
Said To Re Annoying the Heirs or the
talkinS Estate.

Rev. William Caraes. who stood as
sraases FOR Urs',!a unfug Boyd during the
nsrter trial in 1893. again figures in a
case before The superior court. this time
u the probate department.. IL concerns
The application OF Hubert Calkins 20 be
sn2o!niei administrator OF the personal
estass OF Mary A. Caiksns. deceased.
calkins stated In his application that the
ssessset left personal property 70 the
saina CT sIeN An answer 20 the statements
TIE petition was made yesterday by
Afiharf. celklns. A son OF the decea sed.
~eo says The allegations are untrue. and
ss believes the application 10 be based
upon reports made and to have been
aFoagAt aboa; by "a person known In the
senaan1n.;y AZ the Rev. William Carnes.
wAo seeks in this Way 20 annoy. harass
saa eagse expense 70 respondent, as tho
s3a earses has for the past year or
n9re detained. sisnaeref AMI on all pos
sals OCCASIONS annoyed this respondent.
Athar L. Caikias"
Tee case Is ca the probate calendar fer
so.iorrow
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DROWNED MANS BODY FOUND
Graphing Hooks Recover Pasquerelle,s

Graphing Hooks Recover Pasonerel,e,<
Remains His Savings on Him.
The body Of Joseph Pasquerelle the fish,
erman who was drowned In the oay in
front OF Budlong's boat house. Tuesday
was recovered yesterday afternoon at /. 40
o'clock by means Of graphing irons. In
about fifty feet of water, near where the
fatal accident took place.
!. Andrew Curto. a miner, Barti MANUEL
and ]. F. Kuns found the body. They took
row boat Ia the morning. and, armed
with graphing hooks. went out In front
OF Budiong's wharf just beyond the
steamer Henry Bailey and commenced the
search. 1t win be remembered that George
Legg. one Of the men who were capsized,
saved his life by swimming to the Bailey
and climbing upon her wheel.
When the hooks caught PasouereiIe's
leg the men thought they had struck a
log. but gradually the body was brought
20 the surface and towed around to the
ooathouse fioat and pulled out OF the wa
er by officer Bryant.
John PasauereIie. the dead mans BROTH
er. was there and when he saw the corpse
he gave way 10 his grief with loud cries,
relapsing into occasional fits OF silence
Coroner Askam examined the body and
found $l65.65 The IS cents we're In the
trousers pocket. but the SIS was neatly
done up in paper and fastened IN 4 sort OF
black leather pocketbook that was at
tached 20 the dead mans left leg just be-
low the knee. The coroner also found a
silver watch. While the examination was
going on the wharyes were fairly alive
with people. many of whom followed the
body TO Butterworths undertaking rooms.
There Will be 10 Inquest. as Coroner
Askam is satisfied death was purely acct
dental. John PasqlereIie says that a
larger part OF the money found on his
brother belonged 10 HIM. Whether IDS
claim Is true or not, be knew just where
on the leg the money was tied The fu-
neral arrangements have not been made.
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CREDITORS COMING DOWN.
Nsre Salts Against Haley Grocery Co.
-A4eeceiver APPOINTED.


-A4eceiver Appointed.
n Haley Grocery Company yesterday
pas<st INTO the hands OF r. 8. Runkei.
rcsfs~. appointed on the application Of
eehwzbacher Bros q Co. who have
sfcsshi suit for $500 balance due for
SssEzSariise. Tho complaint states that
Ne liabilities OF the grocery company ere
abogt ss.ooa. while the stock is worth
M than $1,000 and at forced sale would
bsss much less. The receiver furnished
: bard In sis.vo0. with J. s. Goldsmith
y surety
The Haley Company was also sued by
}ssph d. Hlli. as guardian for Sl.ooo
Esssd TO be due on a promissory rote
aesu.ed April II. 1892. In this case
sri.s OF punishment were issued and d.
rctd to the Rainier Club. the Washing
tpa Club. John Collins. Charles u. Slim
On Columbus r Tyler. f. w. Andrews.
4 r, Mltten. ". r. Qberseufrer. r. s.
Csle George +. Gund. A. 8. Burieigh.
George Il kittingef. s. w. Scott. John
echra,n. T.. G. Hughes. j. A. Eaillargean.
J. Compton, E .. Graves. T.. ~. Wells.
3 c. Choasty, q. g. List. J. s. Davidson.
A. J. TAYLOR, T.. T.. Ainsworth. A. r.
tsixger. II. II. Spencer. George III. He'll
bron. Finer T.. Game and George w.
hagIlon, A ss.ooa bond was furnished.
WIS Dietrich Hautn and z. A. Strout as
snresies.
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an trains rrona The West run into the
.. p.ul union depot. making close con-
s..,,srs with THE Northwestern" trains
- 81. East ard South. Passengers soid-
&C. ,i.ke,s via the above line have oaiy
= s.~r frern their train to the elegantly
ss.,,sr,<.es NORTH westerus' nrrs.rd. leas-
49, 81. paul every day in the year. Fer
-. travelling alone this - especially
- =. considered For tickets and sleep
ss~ Ear reservation call on
+. w PARKER.
-. sound ASens. ed Front ST.. Seattle.
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Map Of street lighting system

J. W. Van Brocklin. superintendent OF
bridges, buildings and wharves. in whose
charge the supervision OF the street light
ing system has been placed. has prepared
maps and records by which the work Will
be carried on systematically and with a
view to securing full value for every dol
lar paid out. The citizens are requested
to cooperate with the board OF public
works and report all lights not burning al
points where they are established by the
council.
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BRAHAMS TOPUT UP.
Wife Obtains an Order Fer
Temporary Alimony.
nusuAL OF coNsPIRAcY STORY.
n1vsr For Haley Grocsvy Company
-yssbai Assault On Rev. Mr..
CArnex-A Mincry Tanxie.

NJ Minnie Jean Abrshams drev ,h~
- D}ced yesterday Ia the divorce pro-
no1zsgs against ber BY Philip Abraham.
IS fiEass ordering him 70 pay her "a
10y In ten days ana SEQ eoausel fees
esasms answered che afzsdAvft made
- ussk By Ids uffe, saying hs had
- no threats whatever against her.
snay desired 10 have nothing 20 A.
Asr and 70 set - far away from her
sibis Hs - willing that she hswA
ehfid, on account of rs tendAr A.
ID make no attempt TO dIsturh h1rr
s3aims 70 have been dc purchaser az
Gsorxesown lot. and TO have bcuxh.
- order THAI hss wits might have =
- Hs says the Cargo Of conspiracy Ia
foFmer ansdasit u untrue, and that he
- knew Mrs Hamilton unfit resurntn~
r sh,s city after his aixht. Hawai-
1 5nr.ed that all the asousehaad Effects raj
- left with her. he tried to obtain his
duehing-
B ~ says that when in California he ~eu.
eslf his true name. He went away boz
- Be considered that the sastsst rnesh-
- 1t escaping from . life that had be-
1lhs unhappy and dis<aGtefui. ana ts rs-
1uFno6 only at the earnest solicitation az
- esaasel for the purpose a assisting il
- settlement OF the di1louities Involving
- Geecsry company. H Knows nothing
sAeteyer Of Mrs. Abranams' reported trip
. Honoluiu.
kbrahams declares that he nov has no
cfupsr.y whatever: that even his wearing
NDearel and persona, effects were shipped
= San Francisco by Mrs. Hamilton. that
- money he had on leaving Gea&tss has
bosn consumed. and that ne has only 4
~ dollars and will b utterly unable to
IMPLY With the order Of che court for the
Deymeat OF alimony.
An AFFIDAVIT was also fled by David Ke-
~. who gays that about January / he
pressnfsd an order for Absahams' trunk
end wearing apparel TO Mrs. Hamilton.
No told him that they were at the wharf
awaiting shipment With other goods, TO
3drsL Abrakams. 1t whose request the
Gesds had been consigned to Mrx. Hamii-
~ In order to avoid attachment. Ketas
esys ofrs. Ham!Itop tnereupon went with
him TO the wharf. where the goods were
ssofed and took from . trunis ladies' un-
terwear and silver spoqns. knives and
Jerks, saying: Mrs. AbEahams 10 now In
Victoria. and when she fe<uris. having
MI this property In my possession. she
III demand II Of ne. and 70 must take
= IS l am responsible.
After the goods were removed there re-
Msned In the trunk few articles OF
6khlng belonging evidently to Ahrahams
has delivered the trunk 10 Abrahams.
- said a large parffou NJ bfs ciof hin y
~ disappeared. They thereupon went 20
Nh Hamnson's. who said shs had sent
- FOODS 10 San Francisco.
m. Abrahams says that tpst eeptem-
III, Ia her own home. she introduced
Absahsns 10 Mrs. Hamilton. who was en-
rsya be two y aeks ~ . servant.
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ing 50 effective as a strength restorer
ard flesh maker Is known to medical sci
ence; this puts on kedia.y flesh not the fat
of cod liver oil and its 6ithy compounds.
1t rouses every organ Of the body TO ac-
tivity, purifcs, crriches and vitali-es
the blood so that the body feels refreshed
and strengthened. If you are too thin. too
weak. too nervous, IL may be that the food
Of bile Is necessary for the reception of the
fat foods in the blood. Too often tie liver
holds back this element which would help
digestion. DR.. Piefce's Golden Medical
Discovery stimulates, tones up and iuvig-
CRATES the liver, nourishes the blood, and
the muscles, stomach and nerves get the
rich blood they require.
Scent Hundreds Of Dollars with no Benefit.
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The Campaigns Was Quite Innocue

City Clerk Stewart was In his Office
yesterday after a twenty days absence
IN San Francisco On attendance at the
annual meeting OF the Fire Underwriters
Association OF the Pacific. He was ac-
compaaied by ii. f. Whitney who has
also returned. Mr.. Stewart reports In
surance matters looking up with every
prospect that the three companies hole
ing out. namely. the Home. Phsnix ana
the Continental OF New York. viii soon
fall into Inc and join the association.
Mr.. Stewart attended the banqug. given
by the association last Thursday night.
at which over 100 members SAT down.
and. he says that the remarkable fea-
ture OF that occasion was that, although
there was champagne enough served to
float boat. sot one rnanfer was the
least affected. Among the guests AZ the
banquet were u. A. Sgssncer. formerly OF
this city.
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p,ra WIN Sos Defend the .yan.,

John Fairfield Dore ala not appear In
the crin&ral court yesterday morning
when the three japanese accused Of mar
der we're asked IL they had an attorney.
Ts1s interpreter stated thar Dan T. Cross
had been retained In the case. The prtx-
oners were Informed that the trial would
be held Noy~iay. March II.
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RRFyfTIES.

ran infant cAska % Mr.. and Mrs. Sssr-
syssn Moran. ot Iels High street. died Tees-
ssay might
sgrxsrsa S~rnGle, daughter Of Mr.. aa3
gr~ n. W. S~sTpse, Of Do Chestnut street.
ssss-a Yesterday morning af e.sserccoissss.
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IN &%tA@ s&Aas ~ III
Afax., writes " AFTER
suffering from dyspepsia
and constipation with un-
told agony for al least II
months. ! am more than
pleased to say that after
uztnx DR.. Pferce's Golden
Medical Discovery and
Pheasant Pellets FOR one
mouth. ! Was entirely
csrcd. and froEa that day
to this I do not know,
thank God. what even z
slight headache rs ] paid
o doctor On fremont ST.,
Eostvr. In oEc day | for
his asivice only the sasru
Of $Ga.oo with ssso for
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S0urS8 ma Public 061Ge2.
Tie jury In the caae az c. r. n Hal,
w. A. p Aitteo, - treasures. . SAT-
concerning ia taxes, found axaiaet the
county.
Marriage licenses were insue6 yesterday
Tor Harry d. French, OF HoughGon. ana
Rosa r. Jones. Of Kirkland; Frank r..
HYDE ans Nellie n. Bird. both Of Seattle.
=. D FarwsIl yesterday applied 10 the
superior count for . writ OF attachment
to issas against T.. T. aod Marguerite
Aecssy tn suit for legal services
amounting to S1sl. 30.
George zeh was sud IN rbe Superior
court yesterday on twenty-five promis.
sofy notes. aggregaxtng G,3ss. By the
Co1nnoueasth T5tSe Insurance. and
Trust Company OF Phiiadsiphka. The
notes vary Ia amount from 4340 To S30o
a'i'u each - secured by mortgage on .
se1 ~ dock u East Seattle.
flot Graft trustees, yesterday sn the
supeFa& cour sued Charles H. Aftken.
1r-. and wife on . promAssory note Tor
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snedicize. and derived no m j. ~"- -aN'
benefit got more relief ~ eAf Aosy from year
medicines as far rsy stomach was concerned,
thar from ali the ether uedscne used
II any person who reads tkis . suffering from
6vsperssz or corssiratipu and VIII use yoaf
medicine as have done, he VIII nevsr regret u"
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Great Fire I'M Halifax.

Halifax. N. s.. Feb. 7.-Property TO the
value OF 81. co0 was destroyed by fire to-
day in the vicinity OF the deep water
terminus. All the immigrant sheds, offices
and other buildings were burned. Several
firemeu were injured.
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TO PUT ON
needed flesh, no mat

ktGSANo A~Stit AZ AA<4s
ter how you've lost
II, take Dr.. Pierce'a
Golden Medical Dis
covery. 1t works
wonders By restor-
ing the normal &C.
'tion of the dcranged
organs and functions,
il builds the fess, up
to a safe and healthy
standard
pleasantly and nat
ursliy. The weak,
emaciated, thin, pale
and puny are made
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New Suits Flied

"a the Superior court yesterday uex
ss's s'eTe begun as fellows:
sa<eEa u. LII. IS guardian. W. Haley
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DOCTOR SWEANY
sas Front 81. Seattle. wssh.
Uuien Block.

TAis learned specialist, well known By he
,ons rs:ss.e: sas sascsss, prses ia on e
cure Of every cess ne undertskss
FREE TREATMENT rs q. poo sas f s1ai e
VOTING MN II yOa arc troubled VIII a,sA,
pimplss, bashiuinsss. aversion 10 soeisty. stt.
ana ssli-eonhdsaes, which deprive you Of ysuf
manhood and absolutely unit you for study,
business or narrisss--il You are thus aazlsssd
MIDDLE AGED sfs sss 70 SO. E
aching backs aud kidssys, irsqsena psiaful
vessasss Of s ssrnsl orsan.. sad ssnsF
able siwns OF nervous debility and psemseafe
decay. Many die OF thss dfAtoulty, igsoeans q
ws.snsss. The nosi oossiasss eases & ssis
character treated with unfaiiing success.
pQIEiTR Diseases -tsissL 9onerrh0a, lnNau-
iMsAio nations. DisehaI gss. ssrissussss Weak-
ana kindssd troabiss cuickly cured vishons
pain and detention from bnsinsss.
rtTlpRu-whieh poisons sAs breath, stemaoh
sse 1sao: ias e.!g PSF: .. ~ -
Bladder and ell constitutional and internal
tronhiss; also Rapture. Piles. rissuia ssssss1
far In advances Of any other institution - -
countYy.
DiUUD AND ohlN plies, scsoinIa, eyphititie
Tainis, Iumors, letter. Ecssma and other
Impurities OF the blood thoroughly sfaAissss1,
leaving the sysssm IN stsons. pure asd
heasshful state.
IinfpS-H you ere suffering from pssstsssns
Ldusho Headaches. PsiEful 1sastruat5on,
LSueosshpa o. Whites. intoieeabie ltshlnG, De.
plsesmsnt OF the Womb. o. cay sthss 1lttrGD.
Ine aisments secular % your ssx, you shootd
consul. Dr.. s.ssny without delay. hssu
wpITr Your sroub,ss n living away fren shs
HMtb city. ThousandD cured - h1no ~
eogrespondsnes snd " medicine eoas seoQse
from oe~ssvafion. Book entitse1 A0uIDE 10
srcubaas.
Once hours, . 20 II . m, 70 snd Z -
p %. suaasys. 10 80 u q m Only. Address
LkvKRETT sWRAyY. -. D..
7ls Front -. ssAtslA, WISH
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Rarshclorhsy Celebrated Beer.
.,axon a Mcconnell. SO Front street
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Lessons fn...
FRENCH. MUSIC
AND GERMAN
Given BY ArrsnxensnA

RxFEkKEc16-9As David C. assrsst o.
MsrEs rscscry: nrA :. =. Hnns YasYou. L~xs
wshsngsoas Rsv. Hsl1sc~ Nassing, l3D CrI.
esrsssy sssesS an4 paxsoss 81 forsass paosls
Per fursAer tnfoTnAksoa arply . he afesEg
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SPRING
STYLES
We Are
Sole Agents
For Seattle.

This seasons Dunlap
blocks are the nobbiest
yet brought out. They
will meet with the appro-
val Of all men who caro-
TO be mp with the lateAt
styles.