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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-12

by local applications, ae they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the eur.
There il only one way to cure deafness
and that'is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by the lntianeu on
dition Of the mucous lining Of the
eustHchjan tube. When this tube gets
intlamod you have Il rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored TO its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine caee8 out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of tho mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness (caueed by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Cararfh
Cure. Send for clrculqre, free.
+. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold Ky ali dr0ggieta, - cents.
Halls Family Pulls are the best.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-12
Arc You VI adC

Misereblo by indigestion, constipation
dizziness LOSS Of appetite. yellow skin:
Shiloh's Nitsliler Is ID positive cure.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-12

The suit Of Goo, W. Dunlap vs., James
Mccredy, m action to forecIoso a chatto,
mortgage for $40, was dismissed, settled.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-12

Per Month--THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-12

La tho suit of the Manhattan Trust
Co, Trustee, vs.. Perrin Epperson ct al,
default of defendants was entered and
order OF sale of the southwest quarter Of
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-12

a majority Of the members Of the
Milwaukee city council are active wheel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
Sans Soucl
Seaside Resort,

'lle pleOANlleal, Qyleleal,
shehldsl DID m0sl PERFECTLY Op
pOlNIed AVOlldO roaOll on yhe
lAlAnda " n Only four miles
ir0M ihe heart Ot tho city and
within aNay reach " the lfNONeNleI
which ruN every twenty mlNtlpe
90 Oilgnpr lGIeRNnlly lNlhlHhed
detached cottages w i0Onlh 1870
OlUNlnOlle 90 eApy lernh 'Fhp
lphle n huu0ll0r W llnl NJ any "
Tho city hotels hnd hll lhg modern
e6utbnlpnoeA $50 provided
flehIeA and bAIhlnR pNllleA en-
Ghlaln esIig Recommendations Wy
leIeph01lng W advance
Tho lWIhlnR lNelllllea W HnnI
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30
EMIL wEREa.s PROPERTY.
The slain Gam bl@rs@ Wives >tsIl Fight
ing Over II

Emil Weber. t-e gambler = 60 vas killed
IL Portland Il Nay. 188e, 81 saz1y+ 0ltS.
another knight CT me greer Goth. lex
three wives when aS nTszthsd his last
from the eject % TIE sA0z- aid since that
tine there zzS been almost co1It1zAl ls11-
xation over .ae estate. ~Etch a. TE2t t1r1s
amounted 10 considerable ELrst as wife
Nc 2 n0z Mrs May c. GrzEtor. sued
wffs No for one-hai< @ th= community
property ft1e Other hzIs being r.orSs zSs9a
ard secured decree 70 Eas properly
Later Mrs Grafton father. w5o - CUTE
wealthy. boaght Up the outstanding mort
xzxes against the other hzif ard presented
the deeds TO his daughter. making neE tAe
sole owner OF the p-ol-Vy. StAcn ec-s-s-s
- Z - zcrss o. Land - E4a11szl aid Jsrzsr-
soz counties.
Il vas tho1ght that me litigation would
xzd here, bzxt zl3zE caSues size No =
who had bean separated from Weber for
shoat twenty years. ard GIes a complaint
L. ne superior court u ClzLaE1 county
AGAINST Mrs GrA-t0l ard her children fer
tbs property. Her complaint vas fled
about SIX weeks ago and wGs Published
q The daily papers az thai uzrie- the case
having been transferred 20 tns FecsEal
court N this city. Yesterday Ms G.aI-
ton. rhrouzh her attorneys. h1efer &C Bal
pstt- sieza her answer. Il which Sne de-
rses The allegztlons made. and sets Up the
defense that when she deserted her hus-
tznd she abandoned al rights and vas
essopp@d from al claim % the estate;
that IL OF We5Sr's right 20 the properly
has been <orecieSed. ard 70 which she
holds the tile.
Accompanying the answer Is fis- q
frs@rru.xRrarses 70 Mrs Weber No :.
y HIGH she is called upon % answer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30
ATTACHMENTS.


- Ts-T RrEs crawd tAzt SIssi ne Sc
11-ss t1@a~@- LAST -sghs witnessed \ ne~-
1ssrz1zEss zA2E every a-s a5zsS~Az znS er-
say@- T-azzsa Aa-ssS have nesa sea D.
10rS- S-t a. - ..zs S1c1 8 casseSSzon ~
zt@zlE5e-r 2-z-zsS as Pa EsrEstaz intro
11c@E upon EAa ssa~e lssz zIzhr rne-s
~eTe 4gz-s1 Ac-Sss that oze coal5 got
al 70 suspect Of xA7nklzS. an5 SAeFe xas
z1l@ 50 naturally c0nscal al z1ss-
e14svc2s t1z1 E1S 5-elssrSaS rro47nc@S roass
y Ezzghse- zzS applzEse az eo.A 81 shscA
- S@TZ@1 - lave al app<eS4sz5o-- Trers
: great zeal q ths sxcsss~acs AZ tie "a
tS~sz2-zs-z 11@ - this manner ana -.sshsA3
o Pras Bristol re ra-ezy commands ere
- Is Annals. % svsz looks az hl-a: aut
- ssers 20 Raining conversation xsta
t1s Spectators All hts Al mas ard TIE lat
ts- =ezz~Ezie 20 th-oagA wEsh their per-
-sr-zz1ca. A Blackboard * brought n s-i
az-zs0zs= 1ors= EzLxS 01s ans snonxes
- rs 1s4-es wvsrtsn uaoa Il TAea tas
horse s1s-z1 = examined n mental sriEh-
-serzc- ne za5se1ce glvszg ssupis problems
= as--<zS-- subtraction 2n1 division. every
c-S - wzse1 - answers correctly.
Another horse aelps rts professor o. and
C EzE1 - coat ard tie ckozz roszas.
D@Ever.~ taxes = whsSk broom ar1
BRUSHES II II develops inso little con-
ely TAe-@ : = x-cek a. ths coor. The
eczzz12z Lz-~sE answers = az1 S-s-Ss = =
tails wEar the & $ by the professors
watch and as tzs latter Incidentally re-
marks 11zz he desires - 3ncSaSs 3 dollar u
1lS ist-Er. 3 little hc-sz ezIss5 LotEts gees
% 4 drawer. op@zs * and brings 3 silver
51E2z-. tbs : noE The sort % dollar 20 go
& latter. 80 LorE4@ goes back and brings
: paper Soszz< fran TIE drawer
There ara any nuZoer Of tricks Ike
these t1z- are exceedingly striking from
th= natural ard Intelligent way n which
they are 59re- Tasy follow WAT for c4S-
t2lrtiozss sake nay oe called circus tricks.
barre an Box rolling ssS-Sz0Izs. walk
ing = 2zrrox plank, swinging. and 80 or
01e pony jumps <rcz me swing shroGEa
pape- hoop or % a platform. ard lamps
back % the sElzg vale u = n naSsozs
The Mule Trade g . lzugha5ls Httls
tzr1e IN xtsSh the I'm Is za1e ey small
mule and 5 large Ar12kz1 horse. ana t1s
excellent performance concludes With an
intricate military drGa. z whlcn All TIE
members O. the company take part To
the young pSoSis who 80 present last
night sAe show Was 4 great treat There
xzE De -.attzse ca u Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30

Pro-f-ece0rs Coming Away. but More
Are fSot2x Ia
TIE Pcs t. sSEl s-sz1a@r Ky,erss3 ccr-<ESo@-
e.exx al Eczszk writes "a fsI g@ss
Ths Annie 1Stxon KAs fhe LAST schooner
70 ArrFEs a. koezzk frDsz Ire SoSxz1. soz1z
for Cork 1rset @5rn 8 large party q Pros
xnffsT azztsxz STE ezLrss here zDS4t gQzs=
3 ard met fso vessels S1sg frosa fne lzae1.
f<arsrx sxxy > crowd Of d1xzpp0s1ts-1
god seekerx Since thsn the Dora has
GENE Il sta za01t seventy nssn. Who are
iesvsrx trse sni~t czsxnsss1- sOzs q the
rrsrsss - there 80 & wzs reported here.
ere Threatening 70 hang che @ake1s1
fuT entsc1ng them 70 - - tnsrt- Hard
wozss zeFe s3s2 also sso1t Beece G Co.
fer circulating entsusaz<sse news ossSN.
fEzx attracting large number % people
20 &c there wssh 10 means - Get away.
Bs&ee retained 20 TIE tr4si Lass week 70
fac. hss &ce4sssrs.
The sast Dora fron ssska took 30 about
ssssnty ps1ps&. Anaon9 them weys seT-
sTal sonsen. 01e Cd Lady Cd no. have
sngsssy @x0uyh 20 PAY hsr fare frcrn sitkz
20 TIE Inlet see lseke1 . fss ooa3axs
and the passengers ckiyEsea in and helped
her. The gallant Capt Esnssn wsnt down
ia saAs pocket and contributed ;nree BIG
sasvey dollars. Ard TIE cd oman xas
appy There are sz4d 10 1e fourteen VIC
Gaea among the prozpectors. and a fe~
s.kfs6rsn. There are hundreds q people
awaiting transportation cat 81 the iaiek-
Most favorable reports are resolved
from tins SEA otter vessels o0t hunting
FOR tbs BIG commercial companies here
Tie aca.oonssn acre reported two weeks
ago. gzrxi1g from twelve 90 twenty -oze
aktns. ~hsgh Is regarded a. ssr1 sFlc0Gras-
sax Tkey have two months yet 20 hunE
hefors eorzfnx IN.
" q. Thomas. formerly OF Wrzngle.
late eegsectas Of customs 80 sand Posnt.
has been Transferred 70 ffzis port. 70 sDc-
cees the late J &. Lane.
The schoonsr &oTEs&. Capt John l.
Larsen. having discharges a cargo 81
Wellington eoaa for fne Alsska Conner
eiz4 Company here. viii kes SAD for tbs
Soass5 today sgth a large party OF men
from tie geld fields.
Tfa seAooner Richard III. from Puget
sour9 has sass arrived 80 Wood island
slta 1.sss tons 81 coal and ss8s fest q
igmbEr fer tke North American Conner
rtai Company. The company recently
contracted stir the government % sup
ply the feet - revenue eaters plying
these waters Attn steam fges during TIE
sasnnssT cruise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30

The fact that Comptroller Parry IS the
busiest man in Seattle cid LOT prevent
him from having q birthday yesterday.
and although be Gid not stop 70 gre the
matter any particular attention. the fact
remained list The same. frzE Re had
grown 3 year elder. This fact Tie oftc1
force IN Mr. Psrry's particular depart
uent emphasized ~ presenting the Official
with a handsome telescope travelling case.
deliberately done Up n leather ar,6 copper
rfyets On the case waS card engToSssd
IS follows: ITO Compfr0lIsr VIII n Par
r, from his deputies and the dog -l2r
June =. 1885. Long may she wave No
Importance Is attached 20 the personal
pronoun In the latter part OF the iEscTip-
ton. and the deputies and the pretty type
writer vow that the gtft was nof sus-
rescor 70 Mr.. Parry that L was tine 70
rake q trir.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30
Ralph tlenens FIanfsri I,es.si !.

The larre eirrle - ffEen8a % Judge Han
ford and hss family weFe shocked a. the
annsauee fu9ns lass evening - TIE death
- Ralpb Clemsnt Hanforsa. the I2-Year-
o5A sea - fba Judge nd nis ntth chfid.
The end came peacefully ard vas q heau-
tffsi sra welcome eu4tnE 20 = long per8od
~ sickness Ru1 psiu. Fer tisa past three
weeks fbs chHs had been confined 20 hlA
BED. Hna fer four weeks previous the IT.
f1s fellow had been complaining lis
birthday occurred last Thursday. ara fhse
event e1aplec with h5s patient So ertag
ara flse iuxs berns nGrn SF nis sehoel feE-
lows anc plsymafss. makes nts taking
away a szH&er ausY 70 chronicle The ira-
raasllAfa cause ~ death vas Rseatn gitls
IRE feneral wft probably ~ held - the
f9fse baptist church. "wednesday the ox-
sea hcur u "a hzcn Wg1l - announced
iager fr sAankita. wbe = ar Intimate
fTt~nd q the family. has been ASKED 20
otI2e8ate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30

Tacoma, June z-w HAN Hutchinson
returned today from COOK i1Eef. AIsska
mfs.re hA spent t@o uaonshs. Ee came
doxa or the schooner Norma. which left
koeaak June u N.sth ghlrty~swo pazsen-
gers. al she could carr. though ninety
wanted 10 come Hutchinson szys there
are La people on AEe creek. an4
abn1s a& many or Resurrection creek
About IS q tbsm ars making & 20 81 pr
esy Is placer Hstnang. bat TIE balance. rs
s1ys, are absolutely helpless ana naabis
20 Gns enoaEh 10 kRep fhem alive A a
RAE TIE gold consists - sues lixht fakes
that a breeE@ hl9~s fhesa away. Scmn
81 the psus.cctoTs are Old miners. and
woHi6 IKE 20 80 20 TIE Yukon country.
TaAs. however, Is 2 - miles away. and &
Is caFreaaiy reported that the Copper
river Indians. who I've between. are en-
the Narp~.h. HutchsnSon thinks there
N{ii ret ee enough steamers 20 acuomEne-
date ths people Who SAINT 70 leave Cock
infes this surnrser Prokpecsnrs are stsli
pouring n there. the steamer Dora land
iae - fForn E5fka On Jane =
ffutehinsoa brings DeWs that the Old
steamer J. J. pe~Tg. Which wrss con-
Esu4ae1 several years Esp. fs noW carry
sfax passengers between Tyunic and Six
Hsls creek Whss ae 1efs. UnEed states
FrArshsfs were az AitinE Der arrival With
3 rarranf kef kse arrest - F'ssreer Mozier.
X being thetr intsHt1aa 20 prosecute HIN
zn4 Eagt Hayes. ere % me owners
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30

TIE slIverftes have prepared tdsclaFs-
ssoa of principles which iheE are circ4-
fatfrg for signatures They say they re-
fuse 70 be bound By TIE national kepobll-
can platform, OF 20 give i ana tne ea29t-
49, .haf- support They also say they
F,sY3eve The financial question % Be The par
amount issue n ths campaign. ana thsx
49, member Of the club pledges himself
70 support 20 man OF party that Is not II
sympathy with them
A number q silverties VI. 50 rFo'u hs s.
...a~s he meeting OF the B{-rnetasl4c
T.sgr,s ~ Tscsraa today. They are fur
-gshea xfth credentials by The chairman
6. Y. Calhoun. and Secretary / D sper-
rsr. 81 TIE local bl-u1esallist's cub among
fnos@ who VII go are, Dr. g v C2lhoan,
I. .. Spencer, joha NAeg' - - - S1'
= r~a-k. e. X Knapp. J. L Crotty. Dr.
! & House, .. II. Moore. J. =. Cay
wo-th. ". c. Raiter. ". ". Rateliae and
" E Holloway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30

-es ezx1 -1-e--17-s v@szE-1zy we-@ -o<
As z-~4 as --ews1zs.T, oxz-g - - fax
raj re maturity n "a rz<za@-s O. tAs
--szr1s s1-zEzz=s <cEE1 = z@cssSz-T 20
ssewB-s zz osezs2szzI OAR % <As- oE1
hzsZzssz- -o-1zv 1Asy ~ - ozz n 11A
S---e -szST 1a- rEs s-zv. - cSz4=c-soz
C - sz5se~. pzzzzzz = berg aGSz7c ~ :
e1--zr1e@ eozz pasaz y Zsss-z- P-osc-1.
-@w5es al E2-Izzz. E1s ask a. s1o-
s~-sas-s - have z1az- zz@e<s rs.szzy z5sz
eMsv ea1- A. cozSa-s-z2@e 1A-z 3 gz1zsE
II - wzz- < r-c1z-@3 YsSzs-zzE rs
,r,-r-rxteeE- c0sEsrss2 so-rs-E1Ez ever Sac
ara sEeze AZ oe 10 - - zz-2 svs-v
ssrszz- sr-S-~xEssz y rlzres a Mr.. Dawes
zzz1z tbs g=11sZzz 1zT@zz aesz ssecs-
- .rszzz-E- y 1n= x--y EcsS e=z1 n
making oz- sz@Gzs. - As7@s4zlly ASKS -
zzTe 1z=Z rad rayzs&= - SE1-zZ1 Dz-
gass. -rezSzr=- z--y post STE
VIA Ex-x 5=Lex-z1-AEzoz 20 e-t-g IRE
rnAs-Sr - 81 sz-iT ec1rsszzo-- tie 1or1-
-zs.-ss IS xo-kzzg 6zy z11 rzgAt. I'D .
-h1Ss w1o h2Ts rot ye- s1osc-1o@s az
earnest peal = -zz1s % rC-as 1oywzr@ 81
ozee zz1 s41Sz-zo@ % rh= Essss proposition
sv@r 5-z1a5 1e<sre z1S cz--Zs-zs @ Salts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30

The people o. North Seattle intend CIV
snS a beuesst concert THURSDAY. July 3 al
Odd Fesiows' ha1. First avenue. between
Bell an4 Battery ssreets- The proceess
are 20 60 20 heip a sick woman and her
FIVE chks9ren % reach Their trterAs 81 the
Easf she has struggled 10 maintain her
family TIE her health falIe1. and now res;
IS imperative
Mrs whsttieSey. Miss BarAgsr. Mss
Arthur ard Mrs Hathaway have consent
FL 20 give their talent 20 nske he enter
tair-nent thoroughly rtoyab bic.
A number o. chi1rer VIII take part
The Highland ftsng ard IRE dsrkgss' dream
VII be danced by txo lsttie girls
TIE entertainment begins a. 5 o'clock.
A sE7s. sszor. . cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30

IDENTITY Trnlte5 States Marshal oulter
-.'-,rfates gre safe o. properly belonging
= 80 Port Madison AflA Coma yesteT-
s.w morning n this city. The property
sg~posess - yesterday consisted q zeal e.
rzte in west Seattle. Ballard an4 kasnsn
ssss-.f Fsxt~ernely srraH values we're real
go sorie q TIE property br2ngiag o1t -
~a-t= an acre There WeTc scarcely dozen
n4onlr present. and bidding vas colnEed
- fhe three people wno purchases TIE
-yorsr*v. ss fellows. "a J. Henderson. g.
X esgrson ard A A. johnson The total
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-30

A soreefal demonstration q eSuczsicral
@rn9u- zxernent ~ Seattle citizens was eNa-
5s-eeE Egst evening ~ the dense E5ro1g or
The parents and friends u the stG1en-s q
The jesuit schocs & Immaculate Ceacss-
zkos via r@.1 their com zsenc=- IT sxsr-
ezses a. the TAirz Avsaus tAestsEs
TIE exercises were II ths form % a
drama. emitted The IrEsh Hsrc&1e. n
which The juvenile thssplsns acquitted
themselves II true professional style TIE
story - the pay - Of the oppression o.
loyal Irish citlxe-s by fsu1al saxo1S. n
which Al Irssa os1es-, E'nA4ap y o'o-e. >
arrested ard convicted q treason HIS
sister. Lady Emily O'Too,e. with c12rac-
se-ssxsc feminine wiz. s1cceeds n 1herat-
iux he hapsess prisoner and cheating the
hzrgrnan- Tae party Of ITLs1 patrols
safely embark fer more conge1tal clisre
and are warmly welcomed by The king and
queen OF France whc 5eStoS catering
hcn0rs upon ne party.
James wlsoa as Lord Philip C'Tools
and Mss Maria McC2wie- as his faithful
sister. e7zete5 the ies1ing roles ard dis
PLAYED considerable tz-snt- Master Clancy.
as the leader % = juvenile ui1lc band.
ELECTED me-stet applause, and Martin
Egzn executed clog 6.xce n thorough
fv Limerick manner MzS-7- stuart E1gerl.
as vio,izsst. vas epp,&-dsd 70 The echo.
He s. vs-tz53e prodigy The beautiful
irish hsIa1, Genre Baek 70 Erin" ~as
rendered In a charming manner by Misses
McCzwlsy. Esans and keenan, TIE en-
sertainrrent concluded with q magnificent
fabisau entitled ireland and America -
N which the embryo actors impressed
their zu6itors yitA theIr affection for their
native land
Father Garland ard Nr. Russell coached
the Children IN their work and deserve
credit for their pains. as 10 the sisters 90
The college Il their Efforts IN bringing for n
such talent from children 50 young ard
inexperienced n stage craft
Tonight the Waiter Hodges Company.
with Essie Tytte.I. win appear IN sara
toEz" Bronson Eoward's successful So
cisty comedy n FIVE acts In Tfsw % she
excellence os the Play ard ve3ueaa prices
% admission the standing rosrn ssxz
should be displayed every night this week
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Mines
And Stocks.

s4vs sor sac treasury shares IA TIE
Hiss orr. F1stse Daring. F1ossss I. an
D.A7cat nass ans Ssoa Day. Tasse
properties a~s s0,a a. e. the Sesehrst~e
TgAA csesk rnlalnx elsrFszt Buy H1ra
o-s as F'ossas l., tssT wgu z..ks yea
ara r=szsy. CAR en or azarsSs
.AAkss r. HAYDEN. yR
SSoSz - S2ss DS<ass-
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nr1 eoenv8e*s1 ssgz. s~r-T Gar. Eozss q
tae &C rss1s1xs~r G-s sszalrg o. zn.eg-
cas- n ez&szzx a. Te~w far 1g-es~ II
sA1zt q rssaz.h rz9r~ ee1-sss .us1r-s11s1a
=zr - xzss1@~rs sssv- ne ezg@-sSt crs-sxs
AL sksesr Ess2fsss YNiss as gol1 Fros-zansrz.
fsr ~ thai tlzrSe Sevzso,xz~zt w0rx g l4ke-
r. 10 rnevxs~ ,zy ssrs3xs Il graves 5z-x
x~1 h~ss
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COMPOSITION IN roa2s-ssl. rzialon, bro
xser or long primer faces On THE follow
ing sfxe 0o,tles: Norpar@l or rnsnson. 10,
sxeeeds-g i ems pea: brewer. net ex-
seeelaE r. ems plea: lczg primer. not sx-
c.eslrg 81 ems r8cz- Spee!Al terms On
large or1srs A2dress Pcst-IateiEgencsr.
seattle
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Al ear res anF sgyltsh st.isx tha. We
have eeea sa34g Foe ff4@ 80 az Esa 20
@ssse sst Tsseg eezue n navy rl8s aaa
Mack serge ard hsac& &r suttGh. grar1 = s.s
~ tsss prise ). = Grshzzs. 20 s-crsa
AEen&e.
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,rocraw cinh Meeting.

TIA regular weekly meeting Of the Nc
cav crab wiz be heI4 this evening in
800. &. Seattle National Bank htlsading
Al fhose having lists q names Of mem
1,s~s are requested % hand the sarne IN
- .ha secretary.
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xEge.s GARDEN GROWN COFFEE
The Best Coffee You Can Get.
Try It. Home Product.

H-ss.eySy Amounted &C 80 acres wAsen
a-oAS1t $4&ss1 TIE ezszre property Be-
so7sT-S "a tie E1lI company n the state
e-aEgA1 Between 81 ep All SNSaesss rcs
oz<-1s1<A - sAs o-2Sszal cost
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Cheap WHISKY - Always dangerous Tse
famous OLD Jesse Moore Whiskv r. not a
cheap whisky. Moore. HUNT & Co. sole
arrrts ssr fhA paci7c Cast
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Or, sne evening az July q fsss. ire rgrw.
Regiment bard wil give grand ban a.
TIE Armsrv- Ths mise 10r 5aactug al
b Furnished b the f1l military bard.
Admission. 5ec.
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A xrhat-grzn9sa fhs-. grandfather. faith
- ard son al working t1ges asr digx snE A
harm cellar, VAS q ra1her unusual family
gakEsrinz IL Es4stpoFt. Ne. one day last
ygerk
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~Fscctal Bafe~ % tho IhlcAEo Carvntf-
tlon.
res Northwestern hne wGl nzks ere
s-st.rsMx. fare f0r tAa roaNd fftn % tba
f,~-ssss.ressr esavtntten ~ Catcax1. T{ek-
-. ~ tse ea ssie 1ane ~ sna Sa9v
esseufrr car reservations csa nsw -
s,ess4 fsv thssz &afs& p ". Rark~r.
puget scan4 agent, - klrst &vgaue. sat
Sc NasA.
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TArszEs re ~oo4s sr8 gardens -
Rainier ssaeA 49, resHrn. rcnH1 srs1
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rev ira has been Refused 4so~xo
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