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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

for the fair and bazaar to be given by
the ladies of the congregation of ST.
Joseph's Cathedral, in the basement of
the church, during Thanksgiving week.
Sunday morning the Rev. Dr. A. B.
Riker will continue his special discourse
Oh the ten commandments.
Commencing November 1st and con-
tinuing two or three nights, the young
people of the Wesley NJ. e. Church willy
give an entertainment in Westwood' $
hall, the proceeds Of which will go TO
the church. The affair, which gives
promise of being highly successful, will
be in the hands of young people of pro
nOunced inclinations towards dramat-
ical entertainments. Wesley church
has debt hanging over it and the
pastor, Rev. L. w. Roberts and his con-
gregatiOn are making a concerted effort
to lift the obligation.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the
Chapline Street M. e. Church is max
ing strong effort to liquidate the
church's Indebtedness.
The Rev. G. C. Sedgwick viii occupy
the pulpit at the usual services at the
First Baptist Church tomorrow.
Rev. p. J. Hob last evening returned
from the annual conference of the Ger
man Evangelical Church, which he had
been attending during the past week.
The parsonage of the German NJ. 2,
Church was the scene of a very enjoy
able gathering last night, at which
time a large number Of the c0ngrega-
ton rendered the pastor, Rev. G. p,
Weiley. a pound party in honor of his
return from an extended trip to Detroit
| Toledo and other points.
The Rev. Jacob Birmingham has re-
turned from Minneapolis and will con-
duct services as usual tomorrow.
The usual services in the Zane Street
/ Church on Sunday. The pastor, the
Rev. Mr.. Tippett, will preach in the
morning on the subject of Holy Ghost
Baptism, and in the evening on God
! Guiding Care"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

The Council Committee on Health was
called to meet last evening for the pur-
pose Of considering the natural gas ques-
ton. and it was the general opinion
that there would be a full representa-
ton of the members of the body, as the
session was likely to be one of the most
important held by committee of Coun-
o. for long time past, and one fraught
with much interest for citizens gener-
ally.
The call for the session was issued
the first of the week. the most ample
notice being given of the session, but
at eight o'clock Messrs, Farrell and Nc
Kelvey were the only members present.
Just as they were in the act Of going
away, DR.. Taylor appeared, but a fourth
member, necessary to make up quo
rum. could not be found, and as a re-
sule nothing was accomplished.
The Natural Gas Company of West
Virginia was represented by General
Manager George Heard, and Secretary
Hare. of the local Office, while Captain
Bachelor, probably the largest stock
holder in the corporation, was also
present he having made an especial
trip down from Pittsburg TO take part
in the meeting. The local counsel for
the Company was also within easy call,
in case there had been a meeting. CITY
Solicitor BOyce was also present.
About a quarter after eight, Dr. Tay-
Tor having appeared, the gentlemen ad-
journed to the Committee room, where
DR.. Taylor was made chairman. The
Committee was one short of quorum,
but after asking for information as to
the usual course of procedure, Captain
Bachelor fled with the Clerk of the
Committee a document, addressed to the
Mayor and Council of the city, and
which was presumed to contain the Ill
timatum of the Gas Company. Under
the circumstances the paper could not
be read, and was sealed up, to be opened
at q future time, when the Committee
could have q quorum, and therefore its
contents were not ascertained. 1t was
very brief, however, containing not
more than one hundred and fifty words,
and that it was crisp and compact, was
evidenced by the repeated remark Of
Captain Bachelor that he would not
keep the Committee in session more
than five or ten minutes, once a quorum
was present. No time has been fixed
for another session, that being left to
DR.. Stathers, the regular chairman Of
the Committee
Capt. Bachelor and Mr.. Heard will
probably return TO P!ttsburg this morn
ing.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indl
viduals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements or Ind
viduaIs.
Mr.. William Myers, Of South Market
street. who has been on the sick list
for several weeks, is improving.
Mr.. Fred Mechlenberg and Miss
Clara Miller, of Springfield, O., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis BOnenber-
ger, of 2615 Chapline street.
Judge David Sterrett, Of Washington
county, Pa, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. John II. Boyle. Boston shoe
manufacturer, is in the city on bust
ness. He is the guest Of Mr.. j. H.
Lowry, Of the Mcclure.
DR.. G.. r. Conger and J. NJ. Noble, OF
Taylorstown, Pa, are at the st. Charles
Mr.. John J. Carter manager of the
Carter Oil Company, was at the Wind
sor yesterday.
Mr.. George w. Henry, of Chicago
stopped at the Windsor for a few hours
yesterday while on his way to Sisters
vile. Mr. Henry is a senior member
of the Henry Oil Company.
Prof. Lucien Meyer, a well-known
teacher Of languages and music, now
makes weekly trips TO Sistersvile,
where he has a number Of students.
Mr.. "Wiss" Lambert, of Johnstown,
Pa, is stopping with relatives in Ben
wood for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waterhouse have
returned from Sykesville, Md, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Special Cloak Sale at The Lea der To-Day,
II. EIISHEIMER,
1920 Main.
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Prominent ministers and laymen in
the NJ. Z. Church in this State have had
in contemplation for some time The con-
struction OF Conference camp meeting
grounds in Clay county. The first step
toward carrying out the plans OF the
promoters Of the scheme will be taken
next Monday, when a meeting OF the
executive committee will be held on the
site OF che proposed grounds The Rev.
DR.. A. ID. Riker, of this city, and Pre-
siding Elder A. Moore, will be present.
Ii is proposed TO pot the grounds and 10
consider suggestions relative to the To-
cation of The hotel and auditorium.
The ground is admirably located on a
blum, commanding an UneXce!led view
Of the surrounding couuuy, and COM
prising some $50 acres. A temporary
building VIII be erected for the present,
and the first meeting viii be held in
August Of next year. A large sum Of
money has already been pledged TO in
sure the success of the project, and it
Will not fail for lack OF funds.
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Penn Aye. & Fifth st.,
PITTSBURG.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR BLANK
House Leases, OIL Leases, For Rent
Cardg, For Sale Cards. and Rooms for
Rent Cards. Call at Register Office.
FOR SALF-OIL LEASES OF ALL
kinds. AT Register Office. tySh
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS
at the Register Counting Room
FOR SALE-NICELY PRINTED DEEDS
of trust, at Register ONCE. JyZ3h
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NOTES FROM A PRACTICAL INSTI-
TUITION.


TUITION
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton is a practical institution. Many
of its privileges are designed to help
young men in the everyday affairs Of
life. They are taught how to earn bet
ter wages. how to get better health;
they are offered books and periodicals
to read and instruction in lectures, and
in many other ways they are pracuc-
ally helped. A gratifying interest is
taken in the evening classes in German,
bookkeeping and penmanship, physlol-
ogy and anatomy, American history and
orchestral music. Class instruction Is
given daily in the gymnasium.
The Association encourages manly,
vigorous type of Christianity. The Fri
dav evening Bible class, under the di-
rection of Rev. Mr. Littell. offers an
opportunity for practical Bible study.
The Saturday evening meeting is in
formal in character and always helpful
to young men. After the meeting to-
night the monthly social will be held.
The Sunday afternoon meeting Will De
held at four o'clock, as usual.
The lecture and entertainment course
will be opened on Monday evening by
DIR. James Hedley. He is classed With
the leading lecturers OF the platform.
A Hallow' cen social viii be held at
the building next Thursday evening.
The usual week Of prayer for young
men. beginning with the second Sunday
in November. will be observed.
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The above Reward will be
paid to any one who will. secure
the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who are now
regularly stealing the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER onthe
island and North Main street.
West Virginia Printing Co.
srl..s11
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ARMENIAN TO PREACH.

The pastor OF the English Lutheran
Church will speak Sunday morning on
THE work Of the Pittsburg Synod (G.
s. for the extension of the Gospel OF
Christ" In the evening Rev. Johannes
Serzin. Of Kurdistan, Asia Minor, an
ordained minister Of the Armenian
church and president of the Armenian
SYNOD. will speak on the Armenian
people. their persecution for the Cos
pel's sake" etc. The liberal minded
will be given a chance to help these
neoDle in so far as they may desire,
i'm their great distress.
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AMONG TIE CHURCHES.
A Budget Of Interesting News Of a Re-
hgiOuS Nature.

Camp Meeting Grounds to Be Con
structed in Clay County,. M. O..
A. Church SOcials and En-
tertainments - Some Topics for
Sabbath DiscOuses.
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TIE EFFORT FAILED.
The Health Committee Showed No In
terest in the Natural Gas Question,

A Quorum Failing to Respond for
Last Evenings Meeting-Captaln
Bachelor, Of Pittsburg, Present
A Document Lett With the Com
mittee Clerk, to Be Transmitted
to Council-The Contents Of the
PAPER Unknown.
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MarsdenL, Colvig's NIL NIL
arv is correct
nEAUTIFr-I. HOME FOR SALE.
cry is cOrreC

4 BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE.
Tho residence OF the late Lewis Jones. on
North York street, Island. viii be sold at
public auction an saturday, October 18th
~ 10 O'Clock a. IN, at the front door OF The
Court House. This rs one OF the pest resi-
dcrces in tbe CITY. t. situated on the highest
ground on the island. has al the modern
improvements. beautiful grounds etc. 1t
viii be a great opportunity to purchase a
handsome home al bargain.
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AN APPEAL
For the Home for Aged and Friendless
Women.

Women.
There is no branch of benevolent
work that appeals more strongly TO the
hearts of a generous people than the
case Of those who have borne the heat
and burden Of the day and are nearing
the end Of the journey Few persons
know the extent of the work in this Inns
that has been accomplished in this
city. The Home for Aged and Friend
less Women. established some years
ago. has carried on this work quietly
and successfully, depending entirely ug-
on donations from It's friends for its
support. Recently funds were be-
oueathed to the institution sufficient to
enlarge the building already too small
for, the successful prosecution Of the
work. The building is now nearing
completion and will be occupied in De-
cember. Those who are in charge Of
the work find pressing needs at present
and take this method Of appealing to
Their friends to help in the good work
Everything that might be needed in
your own household will be acceptable
to the H0me-hOur, sugar, coffee, ap-
pies. vegetables, or whatever may be
convenient to give, will be gratefully
received. To those who have plentiful
homes and warm firesides Of their own.
we appeal for help to provide shelter for
the friendless and sympathetic care for
the aged. Send donations to the Home
for Aged and Friendless Women" on
Thirteenth street, or to Wheeler &
NIetzner's grocery, corner Eleventh and
Market streets.
BY order Board Lady Managers.
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If you have tried others and failed to
get glasses to suit your eyes, consult
and have your eyes examined free by
Prof. Shelf, the Optician, ITO Main
street
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order Board Lady Managers.
A CLOSE CALL.

A three-year-old daughter of Mr..
VIM. Stroller. of Benwood had a very
narrow escape from a horrible death,
Yesterday afternoon, at about three
o'clock. There had been a fire built in
the back yard for the purpose Of burn
ing refuse, and while the little one was
engaged in playing about the fire she
came in contact with the flames. and
had her face and arms badly burned be-
fore her cries brought assistance. DR..
Meighen was called in and dressed the
wounds.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGErA

Seattle and Tcwnsend-Neah BAY Route
Steamer Garland leaves 1esler dock Men,
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at 12.ls
a. IN. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Getty Saurg. Pysht. Cialiam Bay and Neah
BAY: returning. arrives Seattle $50 =. M
on opposite DAYS. Steamer ETgngel leaves
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at $50
y. IN: arrives Seattle alternate days :
r. m.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICE-Schoci Election
Notice - hereby given that on Saturday.
November md fsS. school election " II
Re held in the city q Seattle school dis
r-scf No. l. IN King county. state OF
washington. for the purpose Of electing
one member OF the hoard OF education
TO I'll the unexpsred term OF y. a Spen-
Ger two members % the board @ edGca-
ton for the term % three years each
TIE polls OF said election VIII he open az
twelve O'Clock neon and continue open IN
I'll seven e'elocx p. m OF the same day at
the following places.
b +. Day school building.
IAztc-a SCI ocl building
Mercer school building
T T Minor school building.
Denny school building.
Cascade school building.
Columbia school building.
Pacific school building.
Rainier school building.
Central school building
Store building corner CO Twelfth and
Jackson streets
McComb's building. Seventh and Pike
streets
Ratio Building. on Second street
" J. CCIkETT
President Beard OF Education.
Attest. r. -. OGDEN,
Secretary BOARD Of Education.
Date % publication. October II. tseS
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FOR BREMERToN. Il. 5. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
CEN f~A&RV

Leaves Central wharf. Two round trips
daily.
Leaves Seattle a. a. m and D. m. ~x-
cept the second Sunday In each month. then
making one trip only. leaving at y. IN.
Leaves Sundays az 3 A. m and n. m.
touching az ali intermediate points.
Returning, leaves Sidney az e.4s a. m. and
u noon. leaves Charleston At a. m. ard
1910 p. m; leaves Rremerton at ISIS =. IA.
and 12;2o 2. m. arriving at Seattle AZ ,
a. m and 9.fS n. N.
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STEAMER GLIDE.
Change Of run September !.

Leaves Commercial dock Tacoma. ESQ
a. ru Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for Oialla. Wilson Creek ard way land
fngs 70 Seattle. Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays for Buenna. stones Landing
Des M0Ines ChaugauqGa. Nashon AQuar-
lam and Seattle. Returning leaves City
deck az , p. m. Fare 20 all points. Is
cents. J. r. NANDERTf0rr
Captain Steamer Glide.
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BANkERS ALLIANCE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Benefits O. a Five Thousand Dollar Dounls
Combination Policy
Other Amounts and Ages sr. P-oco-TIor
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER RosALIE-
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria ani
pert Townsend daily. except sunday az
Il - . ~ returning. leaves NictoT12 az
m steamer Idaho leayes for Port
Townsend zn1 way points daily. except
slza9zy. az . a M. Sunday. direct. ~
a n returning direct leaves Port
Towrss-a az 8 ?. n. Tsls15cls q
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS-SEALED
bids will be received until O'Clock ?
m. Friday, November l, 1855, az the OF
fee OF the clerk OF the local board %
trustees Cs the state normal school NJ
New Whatcom. Washington, for all Ia
Dor and material required i'm the erection
school building az New Whatcom.
Washington. according 70 the plans and
Specifications therefor repaired oy ski
NuEs & Corner, architects, now on file IN
the Office OF the clerk % the hoard afore-
said. IN New Whatco~u. Washington,
and also in the Office Of said architects.
in the Burke building. Seattle, Washing
The performance 81 the contract shall
be secured by q bond 70 the state ot
Washington in a sum not less than one
quarter % the contract price. secured by
two suretles 10 Be approved by the board
OF trustees. qualifying IN double the
amount OF ire bond, cash % whom shall
be Il bona f1e resident 81 this state, sad
bond 20 - conditioned for the faithful
performance % said contract Each bid
shau be accompanied by similar bond.
condi toned for the execution and faithful
performance Of contract n accordance
With SAID bid II the same shall be accept
% BY the board Blank forms Tor bsSs
and OF the contract and bond whtcA the
st,--esxflI Bidder VII Re required % enter
into are OF fle With the plans and sCscia-
cations IN ire Offices q TIE architects ard
clerk which contract and bond the sue
cessful bidder VIII - required % execute
az anca upcn the acceptance q hts bid.
The right - reserved 80 reject any or sll
NiFS BIDS should p addressed % the
CLERK a. the Local Beard q Trustees %
the state Normal School New Whstcoc,
Washington" and envelopes should -
marked BID for state Normal School
rSrfsfdirE" Blank bonds an3 forms for
hiFs VII Ne furnished % intend ng bidders
,srrg, application 10 the clerk q THE hoard
~ trustees az New Whatcon. Washing
ton.
Eli wTTKTN
y. = TTfsssFNSO<.
=. !. EDENS.
Trustees
q. II. CULVER. Clerk
MOTTO E-Contractors builders ard %
whom 4 may concern From ncs ant
Until further notice We quote kiln rUn
first quality brsck a. cur yard al s. (s.x
dollarSl per thousand.
SEATTLE BRICK AND TIE CO.
PUGET SOUND BRICK TILE AND
TERRA GOTTA CO.
HENRY LONSE
SHIRT MAKERS.
A r WILLIAMSON SHIRT maker. for
rne~lv Of Damock e CasaSty. maker cs
l21.eS wa-xss- 49, T.oEee<.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMsH RIVER
SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carving United States mall. leavee city
dock. foot of Main street. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at a. m. for Port
whatcou.
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-wEEKLY
TIME CARD


STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves City dock Seattle. foot OF Main
and Jackson streets, October y. at 81 m;
October ~ at a. m: October n. at
a. m Leaves Mount Eernon-October 9.
at A. m. October Is. at a. m: October
- az a. m. calling az Stanwood, Fir.
Skagit City and Avon
EVERETT AND SNOHoMIsH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City dock
daily. except Saturday. et IL midnight. for
Richmond. Edmonds, Mukilteo. Nosher,
Everett. Marysville, East Everett, Lowell
and Suohornish, connecting at Snohornlsh
with boats for Cherry Valley. Toit and all
up river points, Returning, leaves Sno-
horafsh Q a. m. daily. excepting Sunday
LILLY. BOGARDrS Il Co, Inc,
Owners and Managers.
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL.

North bound-Leavs Seattle a. m:
leave Port Townsend A. m leave Friday
Harbor. i.30 n. m: leave Roche Harbor
~ 30 % m; arrive New Whatcor. .. m
South hound-Legve New Whatcouf a.
m: leave Roche Harbor a. m. leave
Friday Harbor 10 a. m; leave Port Town.
send p m; arrive Seattle 7sss p. m
J. r. Thomson, managing owner. Lilly.
Boeardus A. Co, agents. City dock.
Phone Main 81.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Io0 acres. halr bot
torn: balance second bottom: 30 acres
good six-room house. barn and out
buildings: horses. cows. new wagon
and farm tools; good location. for city
property viii assume. Donihue a. Akin,
80 Cherry.
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SHIRT MAKERS.
A r WILLIAMSON. shirt maker. for
merry Of D.Eock & CassSty. maker Cs
l2s.es waists 49, R.oEee<.
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HOW BIG Is YOUR BUST7-Dr. Con-
was Bust Tablets Is the only remedy
On earth which charges the bust 10 10
inches. no injury. no appliances. no poi
Sons. nome treatment, s.. 90 II we can
not. sealed particulars ze stamps. Con-
ga SPECIFIC c.. 10 fremont street,
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a.rr-1s acres fine fruit land near
70. 10 encufn hrancet sl.eS5 cash, CT
O.TnnHss-s for house and lot in Seattle.
ssssz..ss sdress Artist, IL Rainier street,
r..-ffe.
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THE TRAVELLERS Insurance COMPANY
OF Hartford. Conn. issues one form OF
contract which no other company gives
or can give-comhired lie and accident
policies. at about the same rates that
most companies charge for life policies
alone. Stoddard & Brown. agents Burke
building.
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Annual cost al age o. - sa5. Premiums
can be paid annually. segnI-annl,alIv or
quarterly.
No membership fee nor annual dues.
Rates DO not increase with advancing
age
Stated rates payable at regular inter
walls
Practical. permanent Insurance on tina
NATURAL premium system
Reliable men and women o. good ad-
dress ars wanted as agents References
required. Liberal contracts will be made
with such Address
W. r. RISON. Gen Mgr,
2i+ Bailey Building Seattle
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PERSONAL.

OuR NV PRICES on Ton WAGONS are
TIE loNest; box SxIs sc: 11xa0. s. 10:
:. .5A-@ sL155 l2x4. si.s9. 1Sx2S, g x; Ifx2s.
s-ly. lSxso t--55. ne sgpply extra Wheels
60 60 parts broken: wheel goods % all
kinds. chli6's carts. wagons. velc.r.resfss.
sIlcSciss. Uheslbarrows. dog cart and
harness: we mean business: watch Us
grow. Coon Bros. A7 Pike street
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LABORING MAN OF good character de-
sires 10 correspond with some true. az
Iscuonafs, young lady Of good reputa.-
tlon, with view 20 natrirnony; best %
references furnished Address SINGER
fty. Post-Intelllgencer Office.
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PERSONAL--You VIII want II when you
see Il at store OF ". q Barnes. 1915
Front street-that heater or cook stove.
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HENRY'S RESTAURANT, In connection
with our confectionery and ice cream
parlor is the best place In Seattle for
ladies and strangers visiting the city,
Steaks chops and oysters served al day
and regular cooked dinner from Ii:30 a.
n TO 7. N. st popular prices. Ice cream,
all favors. delivered TO all parts of the
city. Ices and fancy creams 10 order
Henry. SO Second street. Telephone
Red II.