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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-05-13

Leave Pennington las m, 70 80 and a5S m
weekdays.
Arrive LambcrtvIlle s.14 a m. 1928 and 1927 p m
weekdays.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-05-13

Leave Trenton i.52, 904 m, 90, 8 40, 4I2, 552
and 7.53 In. Sunday, 7.53 p. IN.
Arrive Lambertyille $685. 9.35 M, 1877, AIS, 5Os
$50 and 1925 M Sunday, S25 p m,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-05-13
Reading Railroad.
fIME TABLE IN EXPECT NAY u, 1896
TRAINS LEAVE NEW HOPE

For Glenside Jenkintown and Philadelphia, week
days, 545. 7.30, a. m, 100, 49, 500 p. m. az
goes to Berk street. balance TO Terminal) Sun
days $50 a m, $40. 6.15 p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21

". ]. Ecs~rss. Of Taeons, IS regis
tered a. TIE occ43entsl
" L Gcrzbe. a Tss-orra stevcSors, Is
registered a. shs Butler
II c. Co7cxys, mayor Q. S-ohcxrssA.
Was - sAs city yesterday.
CAPT J. A S-anm. os TIE revenue cut
ts- Grzr. ~ = guest a. the Stevens
g K Hiatt p-orasrent ra..l owner Of
E3g@corh. IL . Essss- ~ the Norr1ern-
Cart Tas.ls ard wife. c. The re~s-u.
cat:s- Bear. are registered a. RE Stevens.
Dr. Alien Gr.Eirhs. q prominent san
F-a-cssno Theosopt41ss- IL : GEES cs the
occi6ersaL
Miss ). Z Harris, c. Victoria. /. visit
sng frs>rds IT Seattle ara Is registered az
the Dsls@r.
10. waihs-. a prominent Druggist s-i
chemist 81 sro1ozaAsA- Is registered ~
ire Ees1e--
Csss-xe {. Barry. q Pertains. passenger
agent o. shs Ttsccns4n Central railway,
- ~ TIA BGsaez.
Tomas wa1son- q Washington pioneer
ard q resident O. fc-s GEZe Is resy.s-
tered at tsse ps2er-
J A GorfG. 4 r1ezc-zzt CO Friday Ear-
tsss. Is a gas.s- of shx SsaTgs2s- Hs ia xr-
e0rapsnted cy aSs ~t<s-
A J. Ror4e. o. Trs1.. q c. assistant
sap@Einsen1ent Of TIE Q. r Il ". Is step
ping n ire 0ccsdert3-
AE<2~S w. - Ia
frrserst ~ sne Great Northern rxr-exs
Company. = gszssr CT the Sseverx
reH1 rorxsxs-s. formerly t-saf-w D.--
Cratic statesman ot tzs Fsr~- Na-a az
sAgs cry. + II tie csty tram spoks-.
Z HaH. c. B-irrs. Q. Portland. .,a
II p Burks o. San Francesca Ersa-xrc<
&2ssssxrs> are Registered q; me Butyer
Ee-zf.c AEis1 ard Je-. N@t.-~r e
ws&tear-. and A. u T1-ze-. % Ers-ssr.
west-knew1 ps-1f-ctATsss ara registered a.
TIE NoEt1exE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21

0eo0na lSr<SeD Win . ~ hife 1hs>
tse That Was So~a DfsoosoreA~
Seattle zrs@1 O. her gowr OF rn5te yss-
s~raxy wasea she Vii rs-ooahzy wear
Tnarksxsv.nx day II xss q bea1tz sal
rvxn ca, k-gs s5e1t shs nsck. ha. aoozs.
tie feet lzx7osed evidences Of .1ccE-
psexeresz T1e-s were patches o.. Is
ccsorsz wa.rs. ana - r.ac~s there rss 20
gown az az EEf Els I'll. be rez~1see be-
fore Sag. ard Seattle 6exa town vi b
IS properly esotAed a. are tas he-xats.
The snox began % sz1 ancur ! o'esock -
me assxrnsooz- Down * cane II great
askez AZ erss tAsy melted As hey <sz-.
Bot .Assr nczse-s we're legion, and. Ike
an array Alag In q breach. tie latest ar
rivals reers1 Themselves On = souz1z ts1n
CO 6y.nx ccn-a9x- Whsa evening cane
the srsvz changed 20 q EgAt- steady rain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21
STOLEN GOODS


The get3ce have recovered almost al q.
tie r-orerty xtossn f-1r- TIE s-s~as~~-~s
faat were nsrs.s3 in th@ Post -ysse tell xsuce-
yesterday rror-5Ex as having t~en ezrx-
lsFssSc by Cs-is Scoss ara Charlie rNf-
Ass. La*S evszt-x C-ases 80 pessce Reed
rad szsfser tax wssa TIE praEore-S
Lzzsx- BE rad y rs o-lce a miscellaneous
&ssarssssr: - goods mat Secst ard Pal
ny~ s<cie II tA<ar sAorr s1s exciting ca
-~e-- WIZ tAs exce7<sza 81 a rig s~S
watch. az of sAr property szote7 srurE W
e ParSz-'s A1@se Las beSn recovered A
TsAr Of cne~a glasses tEAt we're taken
fFcm y rcss1c~rxss hgzss were sxuou~
ths tot teGz3 las, evening AISsr Taez--s
rxrer Is rsw a. rrIsce Ae~5casrf@-s Nos.
81 the gr~S4s .Aks- frun George DorFeres
Ao2ss have ecez fa1aa So Ear as lie
rsoc<y Eoses ira. Was sr@-s FOR beer iorx
sseors she sarsl s2gaf vAes Harry E&yax
house was .-tz--6 Two s-ers,12s are
q: headquarters cxzsrs rckzc~1~
Scctf e nos exce~s<ssczag cscs srozSse
with rs a-z- he - ecaL es-vy l4tss.
s@s5cw. ard &c rcs vince y ut wee- Il
wxs 8@scover@1 that re ea4 been e IL.
CRY sal S@7seEs~s Il last. z-2er sne
nzzae &C czAA11 asy Ear ps15s4zg -1z2zy"
ysw~s-<.
De@axy F'rn@eeuxsHx Atse--sy Mo-rss
ros o&s Complaint last srezzs-g rAzrw-
t-x Sccst ana PGfazsz@ with esz~x.Hrszszs
RAy2as' A2@ss Cssee - Pos5ce Reed VIII
urun4H2y s6sz sAe deco -e1t s@sMy A-a
tes xr1scns-x viii ss saser Ea s4xzlre Nc
EzwAAr's cozgT sar hvrazEEzn<zs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21
sk.aps Css. ass Y<s s<ssI~A.

G<cxgs Z. Knapp illustrates sAe saying
taxs sv<xr ease has tive s43<s He has
bce4 making . sfroEg fxas sar q reduced
assesxn<ak on property In me town os
Hurons which he GAINS Was taxe1 IN -
~ ave times IL vas1s- By O 6ecAs.on os
whteA APPEARED la tie Ss-En:esssxencer
yesssrdAy nsoEains knsap's appeal srora
~ unfasosass& decision OF lhe board OF
eqrasssasIou xAs dismissed. Tia xcus6
seem 70 near the closing OF the case ans
tas drsa1 and sserassstaa tsf&A: OF Knapp.
Ias - not true. for the paasnzia lad
abandoned 81 des<nse Of the czse On ae-
peal AID con usEce1 q nsw action tzyo.s-
Ing tas saa< questions This action h ss4l
s.r alag 10 the supreme court
he decision repcyfet in the Post-ra-
seiaigsnesr bss 90 s.xnsAcxnce whatever. -
sAsd Nj Knapp yesterday The inpor-
tans facts are these. owned 80 lots Ia
the fownssss Of Erron. which we're as
sessed In isx for over eve times their
value ~ d<Eerrsssed nyon . careful bear
me- Of svs6soce bsfore The saosrsor coart
II the case Of Knapp W. King coQrry.
The matter had efst come before the
county ccnmtsasoners OF petsssos- Sp-
p<a-ed fxo<r their decision. wAsxs Was
against DA and carried fAe matter toto
Tie Superior eoars- There = 5l1xnsng
as readeTs1 In my fasor. TIE c0znty
a2peaiad from the deeasson On TIE grounc
thai no Appeal frcn the board o. ea2ass1a-
t.oz wAs Allowed In zach Cases she2 de-
csdSd tkas the better remedy EAs 70 pro-
cs4d h equity ard abandon the c23s cr
appeal TIE case now before TIE Supreme
court nAs Fsss beer argued y..- ncr Is any
way ccasesse6- NothsoR - 20 he merits
81 the cestroysr5y u settled hy rAs 6@-s-
x1n1 given &C t.e appeal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21

ne -rsesAers meeting % e~ tes1 IRIS
Ass~ncc- a. z.se S'sisck. xc~zsr .. wezse~
street Ara First avenue scush. w11 ~
orea~9 ~ . paper c-s Ire "oese~ss and
BENEFITS - Ma<aegs Meetings" by Mrs.
A p. C. SaEe1t- superintendent o. sszrtgy
fcr ne Cc-s-al ". {. T. L. THIS ~.a re
followed hv ffve minute addresses ey req
resenga.sSss of she S.1s-~ns csurSAes So
tsx~sset. s@ea wwsnw h-~ pans fU- tA@
proposed work Of shs year. TIE eaGrcAas
are ssxaa - sr@ hat sorn@ ere is present
&c present sssesr apartments IS requested
IRE following churches have promised
their ces-cp~rs1leEs riyrsczsth Cosx-exz-
ssaxsi s1ns~ct. *r>sst3 Culture" Prs.
ara S@ccae Presbyterian. sszhsect PR
sty- Free MssAs1.sf. s<ssjset -tSSssssnx
ard MAKING 60 CA-sS~en's CszTrssztS- -
Craze ~ z. BAKERY Street. NJ = ard
Tz-nssy NJ x sahsees ~P~sesscas Esas@-
sasrsrgs" Eeeer-s~s Presbyterian. Tatse3
Presbyterian ard FIRST cA-xt2aa. ssns~e;
.-rraesscal ard E4sorrc-sczl Cocssry -
Westminster Pre~hytersan ans Marie.
err~~s Rsrssxs- sahf-cs ~Is'erxsare for IRE
Ecrse@ rsrwk Methodist. s1hte<r<. A ~
STE ars re Central W. - =. u. swsserr
-sps-eataf HsspsasEA.Hfv.~ There all &c
ssx meetings anSse- s<ca % these hssas
eHrfng The ssss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21

Dr.. Alssn 0rffsths. the lecturer Ter Pa
e3He coast theo-0phtxts arrived IN tAis
city yesterday. He ssssss Seattle by spa
cts1 fnvssafirc OF the Seattle TkeoeopAsesl
Soe1sty. under whose aus,tces he Win de-
liver D course Of lectures uren popular
ssbsecks- The gentleman Il known all
ever TIE weird Is an exponent Of sheo-
soshscAi PHILOSOPHY ant while h.s iraEas-
date Sci. % work n this coast. hs nas
Travelled ard lecturec extensively In the
United statss ard Canada On hts pre-
ysoGs visits 10 Seattle large and intelligent
audiences attended his lectures ard many
viii rew hear o< his return with pleasure
Taeos3phsc&1 headquarters, 81 Third
avenue. have bean specially fitted ard tas
ssstizx capacity increased for the ecarxe
Of lectures 20 be xlve1 ~ Dr. Grscsfks. as
fellows. Sunday. November x Subject
'sThs san. Ia Origin. Object and End -
Wednesday. November * TIE Mystery
Of Sleep ard Death Sunday. November
- -fnccGistson ana Hygnafisgn.'' we4nes-
asy. December = Tire Mystery o. Sex
S2ESsy. D~c~raher G. "Adepts ard the
Mysteries Of Antiquity Monday. pecsrr-
h~~ I. Quss VIII Re hesd. when written
qaeessors from tie sucsercs viii he ar
s~eret. Lecture viii s~ssa A. oscae&k
Aae admission viii t@ tree-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21
BLACK AND WHITE
A Minstrel Msn's SILK Hat. . snow
bali. . Gun SO Tane-

II. greater psrr o. MzhArass minstrel
show was al police headquarters last ee-
ezt1s- Z was purely q case Of r.atorsG
friendship. however, ard after ten big dol
lars had esen deposited upon -. desk TIE
prccasstoc moved away. carrying WITH I,
8. z Docc IRE unfortunate victim q
Harlem Row kl9-s SNOWFALL Thss Goes
net explain cusse clearly how Dos9 scr 81
10 sAtf. considering Tire fart mat Ne was che
si-sin- II happened 81 thss Nay. Dasa Is
ccscr-s gentleman. who 6tzx4nss= r-ussr.
70 The grear &esiEtt OF those who wtrreSs
The performance CT the minstrel show. TIE
Pcss-IEtsglszezc@ r pointed ezs II tine Pas.
this ministries sScx - enc where TIE rssz-
sfrgls 90 not have 10 90 tAru1gh the srru-
hie@o<ns task - r1trtng eE-nz cork on rhss-
faces The members Of tifs company w4ar
Six hats D'o11 had s '-p1ag~ Rat OF yes
fsrdzy st;srncor. ard a 1ns exarco4s. Al
rhs members o. this show ves- Ere over
ecsss. IL Is . ysr- % TIE business When
rsght.eus . Was rot cark szo@xn 20 ~.
shn.ow O. The ps2E hat po6a Was sail
Ing serene1x ap -ns street hssErasrx a wis,
64Ec< 70 himself wAe1 \ tcothisrk eys .As
opposite ssSe % The street caught stg-. az
At-c. Ir about three seconds = xro~vhaTg
came shooting through the sir. ard raaz<a&
En close p-exfrnstv 70 the Plug ssss Do4s,s's
wing Ganes wax smashed al 70 pieces. ana
De turned o. ,he sow IKE bulldog. wra7-
ped cur q hig pistol tro-r rs overc0a;
pscket. AID. sosntiag n across tAe ctre.t.
crSeS cSsfs fU1 throw x-eehe- SNOWFALL
and I Will take saes - yea" ysnro~-
fsrzatsIy Cor Dcs4 Pz.r1lraA- As~cr5 vas
within t~e1;y tect e- tim wasr re drew
The pistol DesS ess no. relish II. hst
he and his psag hat hz5 rise IL the pztrul
wzgcr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21

Tommy Smart. tAa lad ~rsso teak care -
Henry JoneT houss ~ - Fonzs1zl street
lxss Xon1ay evening. ard who. On the re-
rsrn OF NJ. yon<s. sss1 . tHr..l1Ex ssory o.
how ne dad been driven frcz Tie hoass
~ . b<g rooo<r ~ the p01nt 81 . pzsse-
cziy 20 run anuck % . seeoa1 resoer whs
assau-tst hin. ~ now . prsson<Y &c ons q
The cAse~fu, calls ~ police hsa1qzaxtsra
Tae truth o. the matter 10 that the pc-
Ice 90 rot Axve-any eonad<nce r. smxr<s
story They believe that IL ke 10 entirely
Innocent Of The rubb<gy he coss1 tel much
more sssxr he rad seen 4. 20. So
many xsp&reasx have appeared IN
SmArs's story that CNs1f Of Police Reed
t2o1Ghf bexs 20 give him al opporsuEtty
fo ssraagcssn matters sat TAs occa-
sion Win rrohzbay come some time today
Last Tuesday evening Snzrs VAS ~ 20
les hss6qGxrssyy ard gave a. sccoUnt %
hsE the robbery took paaes- he sasd that
after the big roskes socn9 that the .zsoxs'
vas away frozn home Re pushed his nay
trso the tcsse- There Vas . pistol nezr
~ hzn1. Both se. Smart and the rob
Der rzssh<d for the p4s.oz- The rolso@r gox
II AID told him TO wEt-~ He followed fn-
s.-Dctsons and A. be passed ont OF tire
door net seocrd raoo~r. who struck a.
him.
In order 20 grove thxs>As secoa6 ro5oer
struck ~ him he sAow~d SIX csx-iac.
scratches on one cheek A. srrt be sssa
fsss the second roone- used . knife IL
striking
Don't yo1 knov.- said Cnsss Reed.
that sucA q tking Il snpo<xsbley-
smart tk<n sid that PERHAPS be wes
mistaken a. 10 tee exact Eay In which
ass face became Scared. bat tina. lie was
positive the EsAr ssrsck q. htn. and that
whereas his lace ~xs al right when he
LETT the ha1sa. II Was SCARED when he
returns1- Chis< Reed and DstecssTe cudt-
bee ssrs srse..afa 70 the belief that tne
marks were made wfth = pa The ycs~s-
bllsfy remained tAAf the Lad rnlxas have
received the marks while rssnnsnx through
tie oasaes. when seeking help- De.sctsve
cn1Sase Investigated this phase Of The
procos.t ton. but mas forced 20 the con-
eSz scz That such . theory vas sr<conpals-
oss with the general surroundings
Smart claimed that he yelled for helo
a. the TOP % h.s sotce- Tsere are other
houses In the immediate vicinity OF Jones'
AcusA. - Detective C13laee reasoned TIA,
X any pronounced outcry vas made some
che would have hea-9 IL. IL the evening
. CRY for help - heard nneh farther than
- the day Detective Czessee. according
sasxAt- Was gnabss - ard evidences that
Smart yelled icatsy e1r h&sc
Smart does BOT 2pear 70 BE alarmed IN
the least 81 being Hooked Up He says the,
As ali DO al he caa 70 hesp clear Up Tire
uagstesy. IL seems rs&Sczzhsy certain
that big" mar 6is enter the house The
children say This big saza wen. 70 q
trunk" II now remains 70 Be seen WAC
this big rsan'' was A2s x Smart knows
mere x5oa. 4 thar hs has sesa e. 10 Sa-
s2ge-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21
Ladies' Underwear.

Tbs ~ Gre - eur jsz1s-g @ssars-
H<zss. TEE s~ss Gps@1s a. rRe aaSss.
r-sces zswAgs IN stock.
L-zxsess Sssss garter sser~usn Sx@9szry
yssss and Pass. s@sE xs1 eseh-
T.Aas~ss statzgersrr German SaGssary
Cuw ...zcr salts s1@z& E@
LADIES' Jersey Esa Ssssssa Woe
Cc-e%zzssca Su-ss. su- ss@4er. g s.
LADIES' Jersey zas N&1arsa we.o1
ccnhazsscn Salts extrA yx2@es. =.
E% s. - 20 -
LADIES' Jersey RAD cszsbrassa Tcss-
lzns. vesss Con szsxztca Salts. - kssc1-
c-exas asaa -z<arzl. N7s s4cA-
xA.s4z' Jersey Rss ypska2nsl CczsssS-
Eas.oz suits. tsts<r cz&1sty. s. sSea-
IAaSes T~rs@y HIS Sxsu-a4 woos
yexs xxss Fa1rs. sss. s5s- s.. t.Sss eara&-
Ladies Natural Wool Vests xss4
PAntx. &C. 81. lie ezek-
ixasaS Camel Hair Yeats and paass.
Ills ezca-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21
/ !. I. 81. NEW VICTOR
nsss fusioas % tAs market
yKW VICTOR b - tAs Dasfe
- u. C. MILES co. ~. s' :. =
Sr-41 n

FIRST averre. zo1 s<sie - s-czz drawer
Errraree szs s6=r-et thre1gh Q trarssn
or w.n5cw ~ Deacx & atse<7-s0oz al
6@
Curuz< Askzz has been asxat 70 gre
Z cersttcsss cs eeArA sSs zzS-zczEAs-ozS
cassa wEseA 6ssa a. Mrs. Rysn<ys So As-
der ssr<s.. November u. Tne name cf tie
fnsans IS gsvs1 - he oooks a. Borney =
Et@wsyt's - -a1azs Dorothy Il was
said ~ Ia Ea1srtzksrs TIA. tie pz-snEs
o. The -sz. Erred on Eae water srons. we're
very peSr. sxs1 tszas tie case s2x rsps-essz
20 Mrx Ryx1sr- Size took the eaas3 a1t
cared fer i. z2-E j. died
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-21

- KnseasAs yesterday sus1 JcAn A.
e~son for tsA-H. asa 70 fnreciose .
At.~ree 81 Assersbusfoa ~ ~. e~sa,. OF
gNEsr3ay.
~ txsAs az shA case 81 August Msshorn
81 4e CRY 81 Seattle MAS conssnnes ~
Hzmss yesterday
- IN u Martha c Han Was atmsgsea
n SsAAss ~ Jsstee Langley ana Aifrs .
AAz vss appointed sxe<aser
- sstsrnsys for ptAsnssn n the case
- llse = CO. w. Marsh Atks&ecr ma
~ssn have r'sd nesion fer new trial.
~ ! x csssa .e e. ys.,s e .s.s
kssr~s<- etc. ard TO fsrcclo~e a
~ cAss x TA-crsse E~erss Va the 0rsa,
N@AA<r sAzswav Was transferred frcn
- Sa2sFtsr - tie United States circuit
tsxss yusr6ny.
xSA0 lenssss resigned the place af
9sE.r ~ re estate 81 Thomas 0yfsnn.
WEaAr ccchrare was areosrtef TO
- sAcarey.
A1es Hssses yesterday gave suExn.n.
SrsS * plssnrtS n the case % Mary
100 A. others - George Taylor
Az ser Tire rsstssatscn % rcsfed
saes ha~cs~s were yesterday sx~ssa
- AaAr~ws Bosfrx ara tohanra
Aersnars. beta % Seattle II @.
SUE and Pear eostcA- both os
e - rass % lie Robertson Mortgage
- s~ory~ r. Ccsssr~fT sn5 s~7se sne
rzx-nees wns gwen tn fave, az
- = sss sazs q Ks. Also Cor . sers-
~ - . sacrsxsxc
= . ssgSasstoa has ee@- gset IN the s-p~-
- 49, - dss-sass re ~xs< az E5sr4s@es
-. VI Josie MussaFvs TIE salt was
fessesser Possession % the iva
- a the lntsrsxsfnaaa Acse<.
- e 3 I. scyner was Yesterday
9~ssss e sroosts - 1neE~ lAngs<y.
ssss ssw hsv-s a. rs real ala p~-sesal
- = = sss wife. A1nse Susan Joyrer,
s~. Leesa 1cyrer Ne leaves g.
1870 In re ras4 ~ Norsn Er1.
0S Asrs@err sarxse -GsfreAc WAS sign
- -. 49, .s.sss- yssser'say. y y ss-
sarsec Company swe sso.ss-
80 the eoss 81 tAs s--ssa-
Z tfe Ease 20 Ezi<r ". Carter
- - AFurskck x-3 others MRs
- VI .asss L@sgi~y Yesterday. Ire
&zs<< Thar plaintiff recover sre~z
- - ard szss S-s-sAe ard -sxss-
!. sereasassre - zee nnorss1xss
-. ssasr-ing sale ~ rw@i estate
r -. ssssss1sy ~ salsgs farrssy 81
= .ss~ n Sake rs Louis Gear
- - - sses<rsr SOD easszssts - ~ =
- 49, ~ 9saSsss7 ~ ESfsz OF
= sss paAssza-. To- ssss n
- - se~srrzaaw sass ass raase ~
49, YESTERDAY 20 TIE case @s
}kf 49,. Sszrszes fsvesers~=s Ccsa~
f9w-~ .sas sss~vasve Farrar. TIE
ns6ss ssfs s5ssgscr. sssf wax rGg.
- y sss ssxs~ssr Ter & "a
ecSrr-rs7x sass e. zeal ><.xt,
faA LA<<& A. 5<rss & al va
441r6ws sSs EsSs ny -1sgs
- ssS> TIE r<eezrsy weses
ksrI : ~ A. Sse sesta C feet 90
- A. = AeTsesFs s1zzskeen was sssz--
a. - f~A2.ta1s sax "a S--N
S1sss fsss sxs~~ ssa=s "a sse A.
~ ~s@<>s ~ Eg1x@AxsA NsySx las
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z-o - secesve<s sssz-se~ 10 ais zags which
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ne lave xrrz1xs5. 1Aen nec>ssx-y, 70
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Asserting 70 sdys-tas-1e1ts % the Nip
rsoa Yusea KAiska Z the Eiogz News. The
steamship YsEaguchi Mz-u - going 20
Lc-3oa- tie Mike Mari 70 Bombay ar1
the Sskurz Lzru 70 Seattle. The On.
Ma~u . gosrg 80 Les5o1rne 8a3 essoe&sk-
er tAres cesazrs O. TIE newspaper are
devoted 20 advertisements q. the rsovx-
meats of this coErAzyss great nees.
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cared ~ sAasahsrazsa's cs@xh kezaesv, :
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APPLICANTS fer positions = tie ere &C.
-z-<rs-s bs5ox TIE -azx 90 assistant
cAses ws- re sxzE.-st ~ TIE city cvss
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examined rEE aacaa3e 1rsrs4s. szagfaesrs.
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:. -. 6e4wxnr Who ve4ea foT Clark
O1vis Gives TIE Latter . TuFufng
Over Ter uks 1e1nrkn AAssa the
DeaaeRs-Jaaes HART. - white
River Valley. Preseats tbs Far.
merry saae.
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1Aoeeossse persoaal psoo<ssy.
- sscesve< - sAe Cold aGesaf Fasecn
nepaSsng Company vAs directed
UoAy 10 s1rr over eersasn szivsrwAre
AeapeAo1d fusnituye to Mrs.. Haicon-
q - ny are her cerDonai property.
- tie cannesy vas u sperasscn the
- oseel and Metal Company. Of szn
lne1ecn. Furnished Gar frass cana TIE
sH ssfas@e % rstrrn than to The
- esee' ard Metal Company. a Pc
uas eled WITH jocxe oxborn ass.
= AeastnR hat yesterday. the Cars wers
- re.nyned.
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Eu. The .sslor-r.a1s cTsrcc@t. that fs -.
kind 10 wAsch we tzvs-s ycur artenfscr-
We are showing ar s1ts-ezv r<v line OF
ssxes-es2ss cverccatx- a1e wou31 be glad
20 hzwe yea 80 fss-- Cssassy~s. Secpad
ayzruA ard James street