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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-02

The January number OF the Delineator is
called the Winter Holiday Number. The FASH
ion articles for the month are timely and COM
dies misses and children, millinery, lingerie,
dress goods and trimmings. The rich holiday
display in the shops is Interestingly described.
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor's article on The Social
parties or children. The space devoted to
woman's work and advancement includes
thoughtful conversation between Edith M.
Thomas and DR.. S. R. Elliott on woman in bus
mess. The first OF q first series of papers on
the care OF the teeth by well known New
York dentist, will be found exceptionally vall-
able. Mrs. A. b, Longstreet describes the
carving of meats, and In seasonable cookery
impromptu luncheon menus receive attention.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-02

Secretary Carlisle makes it clear in
his report that the financial ills of the
country spring not from its revenue,
but its monetary system. New York
Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-02

nhNHHS Nerve and Bone Oil Cures
p' Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns
end Bruises. Large bottle IS cents.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-02
SECRETARY CARLISLE'S
GREAT PAPER.

He has singularly clear and honest
mind. He knows what he is talking
about. New York World.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-02

under which busy people would be-
come prosperous, Philadelphia Ledg-
er.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-02

The Ledger prints in full, because it
treats of subject Of the first impor-
tanee in mastery way, and makes
recommendations which, il followed,
would soon restore the country to q
sound basis and provide the conditions
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-02

Laura-Dear mel 1 am getting so
absent-minded. | hung a bit of mistle-
toe on the chandelier and forgot all
about it being there
Flora-And got kissed?
"No. Didn't tell you forgot all
about it? 1 never got under it once.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-02

The democratic party was never
licked with one licking; never killed
with one killing; never died with one
death, and was never buried with one
funeral. 1t has been known to kick
the lid of its coffin and scare the
mourners as we'll as the pail bearers. -
Springfield Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27
BERkELEY REAL ESTATE.
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
CANTA CLARA COUNTY PROPERTY
- for sale or exchange for city property; large
residence well furnished beautiful grounds
large oaks; suitable for genteman's home, semi
nary or summer boarding; with 160 acres or less;
stable, two cottages, outhouses, pavilion, bored
well, windmill horsepower, tanks, farming imple-
ments, wagons, horses, cows, pigs, chickens: 80
acres fruit trees 2, and years; 70 in wheat
and barley. For price and further particulars apply
=. MCCURRIE. Office Lloyd Tevis, Mills bldg, :.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27

TODAY.
TODAY.
TODAY.
GO TODAY AND SEE THESE LOTS.
new block, containing 4S beautiful home lots,
is now offered in the Castro-st addition. The por-
tion of This property first offered met with such
rapid sale that advise you to go at once and see
this new block. Go to-day and secure your choice.
PRICES 1878 AND S4OO.
TERMS S5 MONTHLY.
Title perfect. Street work done, including grad
ing, sewering and macadaInizing water-pipes laid
electric-lights: all ready for building. Nearly
every lot in this block is the grade of the street.
Take the Guefrero-st. OMISSION or Valencia
transfer at 14th ST. and ride Castro and Cbenery
SITS cars pass the property, Agent on the ground
daily, including Sunday. Diagrams at Office.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND
10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27

san JOSE HOUSES.
GAN JOSE-TWELvE-R RESIDENCE:
~ modern improvements; large barn; nice
grounds: within five minutes walk of the bust
ness center of the city; for rent furnished or un
furnished. Address 255 North Third ST., San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27

A PPLY FOR RATES FOR STORING FURNI-
"A ture, etc. SHREK & SHREK, TAT Market.
A MERICAN FURNITURE Co, 1927 MAR
IA ket: storage at lowest rates. Phone Mint 80.
n n. ROONY. 722 MISSIoN-STORAGE AT
reduced rates: basement storage,$l 80 per load
CTORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.
- R. F. OSBORN d CO.. 751 and 753 Market st.
CTORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOUSE,
- hold goods etc. ]. NJ. PIERCE, 735 Market ST.
WILSON BROTHERS, ITO MARKET
w Storage: low rates; telephone South 1852.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27

BARGAINS
G21S0 JACKSON ST, Mr.. BAKER; 25x
eDO1OO. l27 :S14; good locality for flats would
rent we'll; cheap lot.
Sl49OO Maisht and sGhD BrodeTok ss 55R
1877 IS: with 80 :6 feet deep on
Broderlck ST.. splendid lots; corner
Is improved with 2-story modern
residence; 10 rooms. bath and base
ment; frst-cass condition: heaters
and all conveniences; good subs an
tial stable on Broderick ST.; brick
foundation: street work all done and
accepted.
$500 HAsH sTm ayn sn
G1O6O WANTS AN OFFER; BAKER Mr..
tD1LOO. Greenwich; 24x94: good modern i'm
provements; store and fiat; cable
cars in front; rents $35 per month;
street work done.
Sl25OO asoas PINg-sT Soc.v FLATS: . VII VERY
modern fats of 6, s and rooms,
bath and all conveniences; all rented,
$o2 so; first-class condition.
GdS00 MUST BE SOLD; ENTIRE BLOCK
u tOOO. south OF park; 24Ox6OO; good loca-
OAKLAND BUSINESS PROPERTY TO EX-
" change for San Francisco residence or residence
lots in the Western Addition; some
mortgage would be assumed: but a
very short distance from the City
Hall, and has frontages; 56xl 1S
feet deep: improved with bay-win-
dow, 2-story resdence 10 rooms
bath: large basement and attic: also
stable for horses and Carriage:
street work all done and accepted !;
inquire about this without fail.
McAFEE BROTHERS,
10S Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEME
OFFICE-1435 PARK STREET.
ALAMEDA REAL STATE.

ALAN Ida REAL STATE
oOCl0 $50 CASH, $22 so MONTHLY: s
tpAAOO. rooms and bath; perfectly new cot
tage.
$24Oo-No cash; $40 monthly; 37:sx1oo; new
cottage.
S3OOO-sbO cash. $50 monthly; 3s:4xlOO; 5
rooms and bath; handsome new cottage.
S326O-S20O cash, $50 monthly: 33xlOO: ele
giant cottage on principal driveway; 6 rooms and
bath.
s350O-$300 cash, s35 monthly; 33:4xloo;
handsome colonial cottage; rooms and BATH
MAKCUSE & REMMEL, Bay-st. station Ala
media and 62S Market ST., San Francisco.
EoR sALE-FINE HOME ON CENTRAL
L ave-. cost $l1, 500. now offered for $9000
choice property; lot 69x400 with water front, offer
wanted fine investment in vacant lots. E. D..
JUDD, 1424 Park St. Alameda
BERk ELEY REAi. ESTATE
DON'T YOU WANT TO LIVE LONG AND DIE
" happy? then select your home in beautiful
Berkeley: lots, and lots OF them, for sale by JOS
j. MASON, Dwight-way station.
T OOK AT THIS-l HAVE FOR EXCHANGE
IL for small ranch broom cottage; lot l2Ox
13o, beautiful view: value $4,000; mortgage
$500. Jos. J. MASON, Dwight-way station.
T HAVE GOT JUST WHAT YoU WANT; NEW
l. house: thoroughly well built: large corner lot;
cars pass the door: and on your own terms. JOS.
j. MASON, Dwight-way station
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27
DIETb-

DIED.
Bangs, Harry McVerry, Mrs. Nancy
Brown, Alice Murphy. Edward
Burress, John z. Nagel, Johann l..
Byrne, Ellen Ohlsson, John
Cam pion, Edward Provensal. J. S. NJ
Crowley, Samuel 5. RYAN, John
Doud Mrs \. A. Schmitt. Jean G.
Haley. James L. Simpson, Lydia H
Hogan, Maggie L. Stapleton, Josephine
Heyman, Johanna sullivan, Timothy IL.
Jones, Henry B. TenDesson. Bendigte
Levy, Simon Thompson, Mrs. A.
Leaman, Mary Wagner, Fred
Loeschky, Anna Wallace William II.
1-udon, George Welch, Mary 4.
Lup.on, May Wiibeck, Harriet +.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-27

AEcAFEE BROTHERS.
Vl REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND FINANCIAL AGENTS,
10S MONTGOMERY ST
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
IN HIS OLD PULPIT.
Rev. 3. Dell Johnston ut the United
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. 8 nen Johnston who organized
and Nas for several years pastor q The
United Presbyterian ehunch ~ THIS city,
preached yesterday morning Ia bis forratr
church ge a well allea house. dis ser
guan was faHn3ta on Peters repy - ms
hegEars request for aims az the 6ate *
thc temp2e. az foana il Acts S.8, S.ver
ana gold have I none. but sash as ! have
] give thee.
The speaker FRS; outlined the dlfIeTent
characteristics or the THO dlsciriss, Peter
ard Jahn. showing she traits whieh man
kird shaaf strive 20 emulate, Taey were
not blrsse8 Nth th!s Norl8s Eooas. bot
used whas lay In the.r power % che cest
a8vanfavs possible. in gIving Co sac Beg
gar naatta ard o souat body theY save
SIN seaseshtaR FOR whieh BE had not dared
te hone. something fhe Taias - which
eouid uat b. measured ey nso1ey. NJ.
Johnston SAD,
eve oEGsn excuse ourselves from he3p-
ing ssaers on che pea tnSt We are pcor.
whereas 4 80 were only cHrefui - lra-
prave ear opportunities, we hsEe = Is oar
f,s,assr = sfask 8 kind wort - e2eo-'f age
meat give q hearty hanashahe or par
fa~ra ssrs,s klnalv act that NiE So u1ore 20
egre "a sex s1al thsa al tae riches
wealth ceuA hesgow. Lea rs - ever e.
Use aie~t 20 40 evea bsteer tAsn - ex-
psc1ef - MS
Rev. AR. Johnston has l2cated parma
,,srtf, a. Eevnciftoa- Pa. Whsre - has
eNs-es az a young ans prosperous eosEre-
rattan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
BATTLING FOR NINA FOLEY.
Proceedings fo BE Taken Up Again
I'm the superior Court Today.

Mrs Caldwell TIE mother OF Nina ro-
lev. the charming central feature in The
animated squabhle that IS going on for
her posse scion. does not propose 70 allow
the matter 20 rest Sc + IS az present. ard
VIII contest every feature in the case that
might tend 20 deprive her OF her child.
and WITH that end IN view has employed
Attorney Frank Sims % look after her
End OF the case. which has shifted from
Judge Humes' court where the mother
~as awarded Miss Nina's custody. over 10
Judge TAnEley's court. az The other end
of The building. where 4 = expected the
young xirl will be produced this morning.
ard where Attorneys Sims and Crotty viii
engage IN a knighJy tournament for the
employed ~ some % the best people OF
thA city the Inference being that some %
the ladies' II 0rZanixa dons 20 prevent
crime had interested themselves. 70
thwart the designs Of ne mother 10 take
Nina 20 Alaska Ger alleged immoral pur-
poses. In rehuttal Mr. Sims says that
Mr.. Cr0tty canrGt produce ths people who
have engaged him w.thont weakening his
case. and denies that the persons Rho
have EMPLOYED Mr. Crottv are OF me
character named. Ne also denies that Mrs
Caldwell Irtenaes anything but the best
for Mira. ard Il this Statement; he = back
81 up BY members ~ the police force. who
have conversed with the mother.
TIE !rrsxnlarity q procedure on the part
of the saerisr~s office iu serving the Papers
sn5 uron re discovery chat the you1w
j. ~ was not in ere custody % the police.
taking her CUT Of Mrs. Tsylor's hglze, =
slso rourdiY criticised bv the attorney.
who suggests saat there may be r rafting
% % bones. 40 IN tne hsr building on the
htn that NIL not b. q tee crefit OF certain
persons who were involved n the capture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
r,rp,oTYc n.trY.
ta.pirfax Services az the \. ". c. a.
prtacfple Higher Thaa Party.

80 meas rally ~ the y. - G A
r,,,,,s On FIRST avenue yesterday after
~n,n xss a p&sr5etse meeting. "PasFiot-
ian" vas re thema alike os s7aE ar
xerraap. TIE Euserp~sa ss2rtssSe, shlcA
ss~nsShsa khe music Tor tae ocession,
800 America" and ether parrots sonss,
IS pr fIatchiassa. pastor % sas First
gsr.sesysarzza cnarcA. Mo delivered jsn
.streAs. selected As BIS tap4e = Revival
- FsatrsstsSsss' lie speSe - tae saana-
x-es ~ se-eak literature ca Sae sa55ees
- patriotism. and he ssysrt ~ tse q. A
- tn have spnc.sl sgadtes IN pstssets sz-
sr.,srrsrafea "a 3ns paese sesoos courses.
"a us,nsgnw toward = revival 81 patriot
lssn.
ss--sts rsxtsA," said Re. '-rnast sat eoa-
So Of szssoaai self-sav6 stsen- We CO.
49, sxr@ct ne mi - grind wtta re
,sssr~ sszs e past f4aTEvr cc03uesss T5r
rnse sns Ca "a 5gst osyonG a.
Afee~ Speaking - - f11la e2aTts *
go fle.~r~rzcss. % reastse ta@tr oSn
x~raras 81 gsesTty SA6 sSsa&2rx. 211 81 ne
80 an.neaA1 sssse aaW @lxl&+ns lie
As.,erirAn people. As sad.
I've ga sever gas s1t.22ttY en- Ts35N~
.assr,s azax4xs 7 kncw - ~ s9aeEe RasFcin
nor AZ say aasls epca wAsSs A1E.S2 s-s@A--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
4 Permanent Cure.
Aberdeen. wash. May 5.

Aber1een. Wash. May ,.
DIP. A. T. SANDEN:
pear s!r-Ab0ut ny case, for which I
got ynur Belt two years ego, wish 10
sav that ] am permanently cured Or ss
sstthh5rn ard AzeTzyasea case or neT-
ver5s eebalty ard prostrzfson az usually
faFs 10 he lot 0s man 70 be afflicted VITA
aud that I only wore yo2F NO 6~.s
asy9,xt txo anz half months 70 accom- 2llsa
snta upnen desired result. kAarther, tnat l
an married and happy. ard that | an
.~,rfsA@rf. from uy personal knowledge
80 roaav Others who have used ths same
s~.slaose that y directions are carr
49, faslcze4 n regard 20 the Use q the
Tse,f a permanent cure - certain Yours
truly. "a
Every Gay Or. sznsen receives letters
~. .sss TIE evidence n 50 powerful.
80 isst~rs Sc grateful ard she good done
bv tbgs bit SO general. that T. must be
go s5.s4arss A wreas remedy.
Tsa vgg feel we&zT Do you iack en-
49,, ard wtgor7 Il your manly power
-~s-lrvT II So rad -. Szpaea's 5ook.
.~Tnree Gases Sf Ma" II ean BE had
srea- se4I@ss. on request Address
SANDER ELECTRIC CO,
Cor. "a ard washington sts.. Portland. Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

. TIE pattern ths eEzzs n.o.ss. .~-rs.a
- Essrrzl-" waz placed Aa artistic Is<fsr-
sak Ins rroooxrzrr. - Z 3. c. ard sh>
H81rss worked n white lEannorreSS -
% an svsrgr.en background. szoEe TOR
re circle and sAe graduating eaass. a
..rss party came fxon Tacensa 81 rs
ssA&1t Ghfey. ant a. II n m al r1zA@~exs
Tar tbs exercises 81 fazs su.zto~fzzn- TIE
proxyam-rs wzs az fellows. Orensnx re-
marks Prestdent z. s. bingham. q sn~
rHEnT Soma Ceen-asRsssa assembly. ~~nv-
sr. hsv- A. J. Bailey. 81 2~attss. address,
Education" Dr. william IL Seusser. o.
Acosra. Recognition address, 20 ta@ ciz -
81 IS ard giving 81 11p9snsss chsnzeIs<vr
In<s8rn. Of f5e PHget SossE6 anstye~s1sy
TSe gTaanatiag class % ~ eonrrfs@s
rin&sesn nsenh@Fz. nffeeu Of xh0as wes-
ac1e 70 As prex1es. Tla& following rzr~es
persons were IN attez8zncs. ard received
Enetr 4sesorsass Nsz- G. !. Roh5nson. Hrs
ia 81. cFoesss, Fred Rice Rowsss. srs
Nay =. Resell. NEss ft~wtrsAN Earxs@ss
Mics Nary Weeds. Mss -. o EshGEifps. ali
q TEE Columbia ct.s a@- Seattle. Frank r.
lse-. Mrs.. Franz T.. Ire Mrs. j. T Rons.Ia
Mr. Eliza II Tyler. Mn Ferry Il cngs
]. Arthur Hail. all % <ss~---~se cs-~se Sc
attic. r ~. Gordon. - sh~ weewys cir
eies sssttts. =. A Stanley. Of Lunxfefiow
circle. Tacoma
Tnoz4 sssen& were J. r. Ronald. Ms.x
Ruth Cole and Mrs. Rooert Croft. ard
Alex Avery. al Of Seattle.
At .. m the Regular annual meeting
o. tos assembly was held. for the eteesiotl
% trustees for the ensuing year. TIE fol-
lowing bas&rd WAS chosen. r. e. Bingham
g ". Mock. Mrs. g. = Rice, T.. e
hoeling. Mrs 4 c. Slaughter Mfss u. z.
AalL +. l. sseeNt-- - % Tacoma DR..
u. Pierce. Burton. Pred giee Resell.
L }. coluan. Rev. Samuel Greene Mss
Mar Woo1s. A. 2. EnrNen. al Of Seat
tie. Key. A. ]. HAnsca. sno1oTassn. Mrs.
J. A. Scott. Pert Townsend
Upon tfe oFsaziz&sl9n OF tire board TIRE
foli0~sng offeers were elected Press-
DEM. =. s. bingham, sirst vice president.
q. y. bG-welt. second vice presla@xt. Or.
y. J. Pierce secresavv. e. ". Mock. treas
aFer. Rev. Samuel Green: auditor. Fred
Rscs k1yxeg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

lsy = fairy rezi.xes save = Eas re21Ta ?.
1fvzr3 g-z1s oar re1-r-y w1= f@saH1s1
~ esyf-e wrsee. ard tree PATRIOTISM 80. -
back 70 cfo9. A revival 81 pasrtetssrn W.
nantes s-x@ff n q rpxsnerz sge1 sf poll
rscz tbs wfll gru~ ost g restores eeE.t-
derce a. the tr4szaxs q : E1rTses1 -
cn1z1aenee- We are -uf-sTang tf~AAs As''H
grwe4 xr@@6 s1r pleasure. - Nfr. - =
ssF9nnw sNn fh1= 10 year Cay o. oPs'0F-
tanfty ard privilege. TIE ssal OF
% c1~ country Is IA your nznes
yourselves urxtnv % saea sru@t. rsa1S
zar4zaesrse zr.ss rrsrssnIex Regard party
onlY N The EgAt 81 hlste-v etuty the
word OF God Get deep. patriottc canN51-
tions OF toe rswst ans carry them 70 re
basiot tox. ira sarre3 shrfr. ct Anaefa-
rzn freedom. ard = yoG pray. vifa y01r
ballet drop a prayer 20 CO: ssr home sra
native ard "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

A few only are tod about here
This week we Rave on 1fsplay Tn cur
Dress Gooss show window three lines
% Domestic Chevtess. embracing ali
the newest weayes and color comesrar
tons
ss-snoh Atwood Checks ard Stripes
sc yard.
sa-Iach AlI-voos Chsvsots. 40 y&rd
te-iash Atwood chevsoss. Bessr;s
effects. 800 yard.
Plaid and Checked Chsviet. rough
surface, eec yard.
4o-tnch coiored Brvcacea. q smooth
finished material. newest shades Of
greens. blues. redo ana sTsys. Soc ya-ss.
In better goods we have q lire OF
Six and Wool Mixtures. dark grounds.
with light silk mixture a Inches
wide. Sc yard.
4o-lnch Atwood Novelties. grounds
OF blue. green and red. overshot with
black, two lines, st 500 and 800 yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
ALEAYE OF ABSENCE.
DIPLOMAS FOR cHAurAuouAns.
General Hospital 20 Be K<ps op<n
-Prohfbfsfsnssss Arss,>a ss
Cnmp Me~sing.

T1e oonxvessston OF ira Second Presbv-
t@vsza cnErca Yesterday vosss - pastor.
Rev * A Matcr. a txo rn0nEass saea~
fsor ara az wIIi ssawe for tha East ever
tie &ortn@rn Psr.1c sornxnf 81 SO
o'elork. accompanied nv his wife ard two
tea Sir Major SD - me fesoTfsf:
We expscs % 70 direct from SeasfIe
4. Br.19sp0rs. o. where I've my mother
as Bzy mffs's pA2ps@. After vtxsSing shers
FOR a3yzt SIX w@sx@ we sn2si 70 10 Cln-
e1naasl wnsre ] served sny FRA pastoral
eharTs for 81 years. Our visit 70 C1z-
e.aazu att De necessarily brief. From
there we 70 TO Chicago 20 visit rezt1ves.
/ here TO get back TO Seattle IN time 10
vote
Resides preaching ia cincsnnzt.. Chicago
an4 efssM here Dir. Major viii deliver n
various 10 nts q lecture Hazcs BE has pre-
nares entitled The %0rthw<ss Corner.
- the lite suggests. the lecture treats
az ne Pacific Northwest. and IL 8e.iyer-
Ing i sm0ng the Eastern cities. sfr Major
v.l BE- doing this section = Fz4HaE5e sefF-
isn whseh WI be appreciated b fls con-
xrszatson ard frsends "a s@atfle- he Esa
tzks wstn MIN a large cohesion OF pno~
snzraess showing the scenery ard resokzr-
ca q salz state. ard he nas ccmai.ad
enough statistical and general .nforuta~
tlsn ahssis the state % Wash lnwEon % ssis-
g.y a. crstuary fasalsEr1 too bureau tie
haz 41FssseY 6osse valuable WORK = tbs
sfresf8gn b MS letters - the CSsscirrsaa
pagers during tsse last rew rrcI.tas from
shss ely.
TIE eongrewat.on suad@ special EFFORT
sesse.a4y sowafxf payiRg OF debt ef f5-i
t. ag1~ looks aaa been distributes. and
whgs rot ais % them naa been retarnea
ssslsraAg mern5Ex. Dir. Major vas o. ne
opln.on that a goo1 portion Of he amount
has aeen r. fsed u hope by the tiuae my
yaeaffsn il over" sala be. - enter tne
work alsaoui much. Z any debt
Under Ar, Aai0F's pass9FAle ne sh0sca
h..s rrsssfsersd pfszs.y Frou a very af-
promising beginning and n The i1ss o.
raaav difficulties he has Quilt ~ strof
zrsgat tor gkaFosgn.y harmonious and
aspoge4 IN their wsrk
During Mr. Majors ahssnee tae patpti
vi be supps.esa b. seyeFss Seil~snown
ministers. ana the services all be con-
8as-t ed "a lAua1.
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Domestic Dept.

New line or fall and winter Outing
FF3annels in dark medium and light
colors. at and Lac.
New line OF fail Dress Prints. srs~n-
Old STYLES and good quality. only 30.
oUr fan and winter stock OK Bed
Confortsrs Just arrived IN avery grade
from fse 90 $500 each.
Eiaerstown Bed Comfortsrs. tuss
opened a beautiful assortment. chutcs
patterns, from s4.s9 20 SO each.
White Bed Spreads. crochet pattsrnA
large slxe. great value. ca each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
school Children Mast he vaccinat.a.

As TIRE pah.ic Schools VII Be open agsia
r. a shor, time. Health Onirer Palmer IS
very auxtaas that tne laws rera riding vac
ciuati5n az call3rea shoal4 - carried out
90 tae letter. A sH2r. tIrue ago sc seat a
letter 20 TIE bears - e3ncatlou. calling
attention % The Fact that The iax saws
that no pB7il shan - admitted % school
uriess Re has been successfully vareswa<.
Cd TIE aouse a. So Alder street has been
urier quarantine stree Auguss - FOR vari-
o,cts sua wh.le a. fzr rae efforts % ths
heath department naws ban sai-oesxs,ss in
So e~erts to prsveHt a spreaS of TIE DIS
esse 81 does nos van; % see any 1oop hoie
left There r COW ere patient IN tha
smallpox hospital rapidly c1ryasescErs
August = Fred Ross cosorea. aged s
naoEthx. 1ss4 az - Alder street OF varso-
fctG
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/ New Victor
AIR TIGHT.
it, Improved and Perfected.
fFf3A r uICS IN I~x Va. sv~a First al vs'si ars's
Ss2 Y. nLDS W. T. parTDsoS
AIR TIGHT
Improved and Ps

zrrz~2 su--r<1 q really sac ard prom :
demand The ussSEs % EzA1y 2Fa-N
saIg launched - tne sgr-o- waters & tA9
AEIznsse ozcs toE8-ed % heaven n tas
forests or the Evergreen STATE CO WAsa-
fngtaa- Nezr.y al ire fancas sap &C.
f@ndsTsF o. successive yactt2rg seasons
wers spared wfth Sticks fEc.n P1gst scan :.
watch lad Eszae tire voyage araana tie
Eorn n tire he,2 % the Brown brvzhnts-
This vas sae case With he yo,GnseSr. ne
MayTow@- al the Puritan, and ere or
-ors GO re E<rgash shsilsEgsys R4so Pre-
cured their Gpaxs sgaga tA& same s9Gres-
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salvation Army votes.

Lieut. Matferk hss gone home en- ac-
count % poor health.
Cant. arsf Mrs. Potter. OF Everett. we're
In fhe city last week.
Cadet senrerharw - re mems garrison.
sneaks three languages.
rvslrn Mfiner. from British Columbia
was N ths city recently.
r4rt'a Florence MsshA1rn has beer h.lp-
ing capt pashse. az Suohomish, for =
fes weeks.
Mrs. Mssabarn has been spending 4
Ses.k a. twa 81 k7sTallup. where SIRE was
formerly stationed
r-sru January tc July = go 80 p-r-
ANS ave beer zug gs3 an1 u ~ rlez3a
have seer supplied ~ tie feo5 and shelter
tsnot II tsfS ely.
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xoT TO HE CLOSED.
sesftte General Hospital VIII Com
tsnu~ Under Present Management.

TAa Farr that ere bg 3.ns n7w aec1V3st
Av tse s.attls general e5srfta5 = atsytTs %
~ ses-I lrfsr fsree. 5stse g mortgage haa
Fs1ss -ls. 20 tNe ~su2r that ehs hospital IS
IS 81 essees Fssrt snss elv there is net The
stf-H+ert foundation gsr srch q rnrn7r Tia
hssesstsf naS a fhrse YeaTs lease which
Neg 10. 81 - sh~ EsAss affected BY the
ale % - sIshszsE.
whatever rAsnEs. thsrefer~. may cc~t-
IN 49, ewue~shfe - re bs3shjsn< - pub
IL W. ~ rias - k-ow 49, tse ~ -eite-s
va~x lke~sfoge~e 3ene ~ fAe hesptssl u15er
So present management vii - continued
ia rsssron requests sAe sTteusfs - sAe n
ssftuffsr - hear n nnfv8 fens asatst, negSa-
Asfa a-ek-ls~ - contributions - ere So
apa A. az tfrses acceptaA1e