davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOR RENT Two Immense rooms; new
house, near Government Printing or
nee. houses seping; ConvenienceS, reason
able. 1lu4 n. Capitol ST. au4-3t
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FOX RENT . elegant unfur. rooms, 2d
floor: light housekeeping; Si2. 43b L
81 81. NV. auo-oJ
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FOUND.

FOUND-On q st. sw. i, bet. 1-2 and 9Th,
sum OF money. The owner can have 1t
by applying to EDMUND FITZGERALD,
5U5 q st. sw. au5-3t-em
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wANTED-HOUSES.
wANTED-ROOAfS.

WANTED BY young man in moderate
circumstances. room bet. 18TH ami Ith,
L and V Sts. NV NJ. T.. this office. Item
WANTED-By gentleman, furnished room
with respect d lle family near Brightwood
ave. ana Whitney ave. NV. Address j.
4. V, THIS office. IL
NANTED-fOr one lady, or rooms
for hight housekeeping. state the Lowest
terms Address j. L., this office. au4-3t
WANTED-By Young man, board and
room. IN ne: must be cheap. Address
T. D., this office. au4-3G
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auo-Jt

iUk kENT-2l5 LIST ST. NV: nice, cool
unfurnlshed rooms for light house keeping;
gas ana bath; car lines pass the door
au5-AL
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RCOAiS AND BOARD.

PLEASANT ROOMS and TiTsi class board,
from SIT to $50 a month 10 4th st. lie.
au5-,6t-ein
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FOR RENT-Unfur. rooms, 2dand 3diloprS'
hight housekeeping. cheapest IN Cltl-
IYh Isl st. NV au5-St
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FOX T-UnfuT., suite OF rooms, Sd
floor front. S3Y Pa.ave- apply CROCK
kll > HOE STO RE. auo-t
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81 FER WEEK Tor pleasant ROOMS with
good board; fine central location. 1l6
2tn ~, NV. aul-It
FOR RENT Reduced rates; rOOms and
board SIS and SlS per mo-: one HOck
from city Hali: on MeIropa lltan car line;
table board So per week. INDIANA
HOUSE, COR. Sd and Ind. ave. NV.
Jy29-6t
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FOR RENT UNFU RSISHED ROOAS

FOR Rents nice, large, unfuT. rooms
on I'd floor OF 2-stOry bay-Wmd0"
bIick: suitable for tight housekeeping heat
gas and bath. large closets, convenient 10
Ii T. o. and other departments; cars pass
the door: terms reasonable 62l y. j ave.
NV. duO-3t-ein
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PosToFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be readdaiIy ,ascnsnsesniay cesar
at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending August
Z close promptly at this Office as ioii""s-
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WANTED-FLA
WANTED-4 or 6-rm flat; must he MODERN
only in family; ". part or city. Ad-
dress. stating rent, w. Z. L., this office.
au4-3t ,em
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FOR RENT-T0l L. l. ave, 3 very cheer
full, cool, unfur. rooms, bathroom on
same floor, no other rOoIuers, nor cnndfen,
convenient to market and ) car lines, rent
low, lefS. required. aus ot,em
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FOR SALk-Villa sites and building lots
20 feet wide by $50 feet deep; at the
beautiful village OF Ball lston, on the electric
car line, miles from the city, for 800
per lot, terms, So cash, balance 81 per
week: no taxes or interest charged until
lot LIZ paid for, car fare 8 cents; or will sell
for $40 per lot cash: also farms. large and
1871 st. NV. au4-3t
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FOR RENT -UnfuT., So. neat ROOMS; one
front and one hall room, on sd iluoT;
water and bath same nUor. 70 party with
out children. 7u5 l 1t. NV. au3-3t
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MUNYON'S
CHALLENGE
He Makes a Bold Proposition nm The
Post.InteIIl1enCer VIII Investigate.
5000 Walls Of Munyon's Guaranteed Dyspepsia Cure Will
Be Distributed Free From the Office ofthe Seattle
Post Intelligencer, Beginning Friday
Morning at 8 OClock-The Fol-
loving Letter Explains
Itself.


To the Of
remedy distributing AMI then
send a to had he
Rheumatism Remedy
other
wonderful
be
address remedy be entered
OF
those who doS'orsi
poe I 9vs
debility female disorders the
OF
beng wind food distress In the stomach before
stomach collie imperfect circulation dizziness
Of
shoulders blurred vision cosve hard knot and stools
up insanity eopnS eh IL seldom % 70 e after ons
We do notcl aim
only about of the which
andh
Unlike the medicines
strong tonic
MUNYoN.
Professor N Munyon H. H. R.
49,
of medicine and give this remedy thorough
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orrsrsssssou. ard scst t-n ssss x was
frsr1s@sbss. 2rssre taxn ssarsea ersy.
tssx suySsd sn< ea48 80 e.@s
|" ~Warre~ I've &C. 20 rcsEs rs las.
ee&2sr.ss srart. TIA ssnpa1gr has east
-ne wfsei1 10. - EnozsT. szA xs1Ss .ss
yns-scu-g convsrtfor Rave s-srs yssses
sn1 aorss ka9w whss h&s bseSEre - T.
have No mercy bet sbczt sz.ae1. o1s Ca
9.s So - con .trr~rs On ssssrc-- " ycS
car sss re rs-sleoset viii ssvs yos E-esxi
s. cat 70 saks ths boys down % Iso@n@s
Ard bsv tram <yxss~s ard c. tSsrn ur,
sn1 vii ssve yss s5,s ~ssz ! arr ssscs-
90
'vssf.' ssl1. what are yea goinw 80
e. with shs ether f7.Hs. - make % sns
s78r'
7 wEg hsvs 10 take care 81 TIE Pops-
ist organization VITA hat - replied
Wei I .Ats. There afs'f any rnen Ia
shss erssrlxzsfon rhst voc ran h1y CT
fhat voa aare propose ra0nsY 20. Look 81
ire character % sasss msn. tns best r.
TIE h1ahs-E lncSis. Ire Maft0~. Rich
mead Freeman. N.rrareld. ani when
We came % TIE names of fnsse usu -
ssl8 ne sgS no. have 70 buy rh@rn. We'll
] sid. 'Tou esn't Buy auT o. rss.rn.
Warner NEtf Calhoun came In then.
TEL re corr rafgiss II there we're airy
snsu eheeket o~ IL thas itstT-' demanded
Casirrssn FoEsa
There wers four or Eve szsn mat he
Rad checked lie Raj Gsns Way for
ss.go The at vas on piece q hotel
Saptr"
"In whose ~Eiffrg~' ~ was asksd
"Ea hfs ewr handwriting answered
warner, because Ne put down one % the
names fnsf suErestsd was omitted He
hae check marks against four or ave o.,
faem
Warner tnsn told about Calhoun osxniag
frto IN. room. and theH Squire wen. cut
walss squire was away Calhoun said they
must % something quick Wasn Warner
told him Squire could not 10 elected the
doctor rubbed bis bead. and talked about
traitors and GisaoasNsy. ard said - was
siex % the wao4s business. When Squire
cane back tbsrs had 7ot ten words pascal
between witness and calaosa.
Warner dsn3sa East he had ssked for
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ATE.

OLYMPIA. Feb a.-Special.-The SEN
ate convened at 10 O'Clock. The roll was
called and the minutes or the previous
meeting approved
senate hill No. :. by Taylor, dividing the
state OF Washington into two congress
staral districts. This bill instead OK a.
,-ia{nz The state into the hitherto &C
cepted natural divisions. east ana west
Stvfses II IN northern and southern sec
tons, placing Seattle and SPOKANE IN 'he
northern district.
Lewis moved that the snacting clause be
stricken out.
wilson asked for an explanation from
sNe author Of the bill o. these who were
urging its passage
ReiThart objected 20 the bin because Il
aia not include Spokane IN both districts.
cole said that line had been run east
and vest, and the division he thought,
was a fair one
4 motion 20 lay or the table by Ssna-
Tor Miller OF Walia Walla was lost.
Han moved he indefinite postponemsut
OF the bill
Lesh said he vas opposed to the In
deHnite roStpouenent-
Rance said that there vas politics IA
TIE bill
ara declared the statement 70 De false.
give Tacoma a Congressman al the time.
cole sad that every member OF the Peo-
Pies party should vote for tire hilL
keith ard yesterday. both % Pierce.
favored the bin. as they claimed the d.
vision was absolutely fair. yesterday
said that " the state wss divided by the
mountains. Il would throw too many peo-
PIE into re division on the west side.
Teckehsch favored the measure for TIE
reason that ais section 81 ths state would
~ 81 e.
NfcReswv wanted further time % con-
slider tl7e h,Ii
Tavta~ SAID thst tpVo years sEo re- was
Nehtirg the populist party one OF the
fhsuFx thaf was fhsn fhrovn luto TIE
speakers face a; tAat time was 'hat The
Republicans refused . divide the state
grto two congregational districts He ask
81 ths poVuEsts II they were honest In
rot assisting in TIE passage q this meas
are
Range xais he has no. heard ths meas
ura discussed during the campaign. 7.
ws= oniy resertly thst ~ heard % H.
Pnsev saa - BAD 10 doabt bat what
che senator from Pierce vas h7nest n his
motives. Tns great county - KIzx was
ncs getting It's fair share % TIE good
thfnxs tha, WEE h@inx pass-s aroans.
TIE rnotion 70 indefinitely postp ouo vas
lest
O. motsou 81 Senator EetA IRE s.l was
made s1eelsl order fcT next Tuesday at
: p n
A ra@ola;i1n ~ AuTsr . Tsurnssn s,7
reis Ion - Investigating tNe asairx % sx-
STATE Treasurer BoSsa proves regular
h3naaEaseH i was debated Acrimonious
fer a. acg- and a AAif ard then wss in
dHaalte1T post pons~s-
Tss resolution s:ates tat tAsrs r. RI
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IN THE LEGISLATURE
HOUSE VOTES ron ABOLITION OF
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
AnS1-Pass Bfn Also Prevails by Over
wheiming yose-Pspuiiss sesassrs
Assemps TO Divert Astensie. From
BssaIs TnvesAgstfs.-Rsse
deaasteiy Postpeaea.

OLYMPIA Feo. 1-Sc>cisl Tire Thouse
today passed q number OF important bills
chfsf among them beng one aooix1ing
capftG p1nlnhnsnt- Tnsz measure wax
introduced ~ HICKS % Masoa- II abosishes
TIRE punishment Of death in al cases and
makes - substitute Imprisonment for
life. leaving the power ~ executive clesa-
ency n committing sentences 20 be exer-
cixsc by the governor. TIE ball dfd not
set through without Q hot ngat- Richmond
leading the opposition 10 the measure.
Hicks and Warner spoke for the biz.
In tire debate. vhich was animated from
ths beginning. Eodedon OF King said that
II Via law PANIED he would prefer 70 have
his WIFE and Children N the psnfsen;iary
safe from nnurdsrers' hands than OF the
outside Of To- He said that there was a
ma wx;sh and rnsu6lin sentiment abroad
in the land which took no account OF tas
innocent people who were murdered by
worthless wreteaes. but every interest was
taken In convicted criminals with the ac-
compartment OF bouquets and maadiin
notoxsety.
Richmond made strong speech against
the bsl. He pointed 20 the Durrant case
AZ q warning against the passage OF the
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M.iMc. GEEnS GROW ssx FiasS a secosse
....OkAOO.......- nus eElARII,s Nal MO- ,a...

chase from time 10 time sucA maeAs.s,
as may De necessary 20 carry out tAserN
visions OF the bill. TIE articles are d :
disposed OF for cash at private sals n.
present law only allows the manuiSesun
OF tnte bags. brick and hop cloth. "a
amends the law so that anything thai i
profitable can be manufactured.
resolution was adopted that al nan
bers appointed - visit state instlfuaen.
he paid their travelling expenses and sal.
tenance while 50 engaged.
Taylor moved that the word malnsssa,o,
be stricken out. He paid ais board wAss
in Olympia.
The expenses OF members while trssss
Ing" said Easterday. viii be increasea
as meals and rooms cost more wAi.s !,
route 10 and from the capital
Van Pattan supported this view. Hswa
opposed 10 paying mileage.
Crow thought that the member "a
went on these expeditions should 10 a
lowed the usual perquisises. He ssss
had been the custom 10 pay these expenss
or the legislators while they were on ,ass
trips.
Frink did not see the necessity os III
resolution OF course thu members sAoss
be paid their mileage and expenses va
travelling In the service OF the state sra
he was glad to see Senator Crow chlnAg
in with the views or the party he hs a
long opposed.
A motion 10 indefinitely postpone thsrs.
olution was carried by i6 yeas TO is nara
keith's bill. which - known as seaaa
bib -. was next taken up ami passed.
provides that each applicant for coaaq
certificate shall, before entering upon a.
animation. pay To the county superinleaa
ent OF schools the sum of 81. Al mss
sums shall be paid 10 the county treasufs
and be placed to the credit OF an inssIias
fund.
In support OF the bill Keith said that !
great many advanced Rcholars took IA
examination just for the purpose of sessas
how they stand. This was a burdensoHa
expense.
II was Senator Frink's idea that thu ssass
could not afford 20 be niggardly with III
boys and girls ia the matter of these "a
aminations
''rhe bill Is a good one" said Pussy. n
II viii build up the Institute, which j. d
great benefit to teachers
The bill was adopted by a vote OF g yeas
There were votes In opposition to Ii
Senate bin "a. by Keith. defining the GUS
ihcations OF county superintendent 4
common schools. was taken up and passes
This measure provides that no person saa8
be elgiule TO the position OF county supe
intendent OF common schools who shall NJ
az the time OF mis- election or appolntmes
have taught ia the common schools Of h
state for az least nine monzhs In addffg
30 this he must also have been a holder .
a first grade teachers certificate. Yeas
Nays s.
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HOUSE.

OLYMPIA, Feb. s-speciai--At ths
morning session OF the house a remoa-
STRANGE was read signed by thirty dasrr-
men against the proposed aholishment 4
the office OF state dairy commissions.
Citizens % Clarke and skamania co.'s.
ties 20 the number OF iQT pettioned ~
legislature 10 construct a state roas
along the Columbia river I'm the counsis
named.
The committee on mileage and coptls
gent expenses reported in favor OF ailps-
ing the principals In the Rader-5eymoa
case their mileage. attorneys fees az
actual expenses.
Roberts OF Spokane moved 10 strike OF
the allowance as to attorneys r.
RAIDER spoke several times against re
motion. but IL prevailed. The attoraf2
fees amounted 10 so Ia each case.
@. n. Bakers bin 70 prevent the II
PRODUCTION and spread OF disease annsas
sheep was taken up by the house in cor.
mittee OF the whole this morning ssa
reported favorably at the end Of a rata@
acrimonious discussion. lasting an baa'
and a half The bill. which Is houss q
y, provides that II shall be the dliy
the com nnisssonsTs OF each county, -
regular meeting, upon the presentatf@
Of a petition signed by three or mss
sheep owners residing In the county,
appoint some suitable person as ans!
inspector OF such county for the term
two years. when ia the opinion % -
board 10 shall become unnecessary Tor ~
continuance of the Inspector, his or
shall b. declared vacant Zach inspsets
shall have the power OF appointing i1
deputies The Inspector shall reess@
compensation at the rate OF = peE af
and mileage az cents per mile. seesNs
% the bin reads:
no person, company or corporatn
shall bring or cause % he brought $50
this state any sheep or band Of scr
without first. and within three mOat'
prior thereto. obtaining from a ansep "
speetpr. duly appointed and qualified =
der this act, certificate under the ca.
clal seal o. such inspector. % the eFss
that the said sheep. OF band 81 s1es.
have been personally inspected ~ 50
inspector. and that all such sheep ~
sound and healthy. and free from ssss
or acabies, or other infectious or CORE.
siou. disease. ana no person, company .
corporation shall move. or cause q =
moved any sRneep or band or sheep IT,
one county IN this state 10 another cosy.
~. without first, and within six uloni.s'
prior thereto. obtaining such certine&s
as - above mentioned. II shall Dc =.
duty OF any saeep inspector. upon Feasass.
of any person. 20 visit and Inspect -
band u sheep within hts county. or Wiz
In ave miles ~ tire line 81 the state. -
less he has inspected such band Of sasss
within three months prior thereto. and =
Al the time OF kuch Inspection, Eucn fnssy
are healthy and free from scab or sc&nsS
and al Infectious and contagious q
eases ne shalI isaus 20 the owner or -.
son Ia charge thereof. a certificate 20 ~
effect; and II not healthy and free Ire.
scAD and al CONTAGIOUS and fnsec jos
diseases. he shall revoke any esrtihcss
which may have been Issued oy HIN. -
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PROSPECT OF A PARDON.
Innocent Man said 90 He Imprisoned
az MnIfn NnIia

OLYMPIA. FEB. 1-specia} Gov. RoE-
ere "a - receipt II a petition signed hy
many - tAe most prominent residents FOR
the pardon % John ". Guun. sentenced
90 ghe psniteatiary for ten years Tor horse
stealing from Columbia county.
The facts as sttested hy afliaaviis IN me
sovetneT's Office are substantially as fol-
lows In The spriaE % 1884 one 4. san
Gers talf Quinn DC woUld give SIN s. II
as woald bring in q PONY froD the range
near Ns.ta Walls. helougtnz % Sanders.
giving hlm the DESCRIPTION II re pony.
wnleh Guam has never seen. GuBn De-
i{vcTci the pony
man uawnG Hines c.s! mrf Guam had
brought ia ais pony ana eaase8 Gaun "a
- arrested Sanders hR8 gone ont 81 fns
N iu}ty ard his testimony walch waall
have CLEARED Gaan. was not gwen
RyHresertstiHe Nsthat. - WsEa Wa
D. hsA cEArNe ~ SIRE case. an3 tne rov-
sruor iH ln reeeipt 90 letters frarn praut.
@rrt has,afss .nTe - WaHa WAua fes.
ttytrs go Gu"r's pFeVte8s xeaa -hara~-
fer among thpu being 6ue ~ J y An
Eeay art Thomas MusEraye. warden -
ra~ 1Fa.s entiaFv. Tne wevernor sac ths
matter ara3re rnH sheraton An9 Is IN
care3 very favosahly ioaar8 tha pardon.
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progress IA relation 70 the alleged crook
edness in regard to the recent election or
a United States senator. This was mani
tested In the language OF Mr.. Miller. the
father OF the resolution. for he said in It's
support that II there was an investigation
on one side there should also be one on the
other. The resolution was finally indefi-
nitely pos tponsd. In the afternoon the ses-
sion was devoted 70 the transaction OF
routine business and the discussion Of a
"funketing'' resolution.
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WILSON CALLS FOR PROOF.
peaie. Statement of senator Pisn-
.asr nSsp.ettsg Alleged
Letter

In ths 'oint session 81 tAe legislature
Nsle en- Wedne sa3sy January =. senate
ltummsr fof Eae nfst time VOTED eor
George 1-asner cor sac UnHed StAtos ssn-
az A. thst 5inss ~ made speech. claim
tnr - AhVe ecnse en- oIYmnsa whoitv uu-
pistssa 60 aHT candidate sas Stated thas
hs hat tn hle Qeekst a 'etter froFu yHur8
S{stes senator Johe Z. Nnaoa asEsne hin
"a Ne3e feT usfffle-af- tas-reas persifsr
Mswhe-s of -ha legislature ra-n tsaeaest8
ths letter ENurawer veFy ars faAt a eoul3
taeN 81 e tsss~et
E7ts erFe'A uas Ru stsHft ie ere Pest
fste'ifFeuerr sn tne uerw}0K ~ JB=uafv
= ea8 essee8s at Srrs aF - s7a ur5 .eV-
faE 90 Facs e.ssF esas .a sx .steuee wrefe
tsAEae fcasees.eg tss sfaIh 90 tee state
rerE A7sNsr Nas T@euptsy us3e iasr
alsHs - Senator wilson ia shs following
ttts
AsfIfN8ToN. y c.. Fca 2 tVs-
N e eaF Aftarnex-4t-Esa~ Seattle.
Naett NsanneTs ftateGcnt taAs es4
hHf - aaee-utssf -s,sa Repre-
ssta Haah az sa-# ~esrfy. srnss
E #ret- WF aeA.-e uest srt
~ He sore -arAte+t ma.
esr AS -.f.a as Rsaf te
csc E p rss f#-a Eae ttrt& frames nr
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g. .eoa and said -, = was Squire who
mentioned ghst sum Squire. ~ said. made
the proposition Of s6.0oo 10 him not witness
g. Squire.
s'naye yau ever received ere dollar from
any oaa On caaneetf0u with this legislative
voles' asked ire chairman.
"Nag aaa scent pleee." wa& Warmers
reply.
Has any o5ner man offered yea money
fer your vateT" BE was askea
sNot a mark" Warner replied.
Wsfner said The Hst Squire spoke ~ 81
reality composed no HloFe than fourteen
snen Among them wsFe Wilkesou. Kta-
cald Merriaeld. Williams. Richmond.
Ieeua ard Cose.
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srs rerrzo1scsrs- ] wcre@ - gszt 20 barre
sz4s ,e-ser rgu1z.~sss< 10 Other fssser - -
ever ~rztt9z ~ re &ze no1s wa fsTtr %
fssrzser rfzz-r-xsE TIA matter s1otzs1 e
fzEfT sxpoSe1-
JOHN L. WILSON
Pr1Eosiy u>oa sne sa.10-Sty q 80 fore
sosnx telegram sss eorter.s ~sxe tee
x~sps@1 - Nr. Car 90 Cessr-z1z So1a
II pos.s. % xns house corzzt.ree ssvss-
stxztsnx sss sltexe1 b~fh~~y. ard later Mr.
Cay. vpon ire ar-ec~tsy Of Ire sssssrAca-
wrote ia eoutenfz 20 Chairman PorAls
requesting re f1sisss investigated, ara
askInx mar Mr. Pssnmsr prod1cs -hs let
ser. e any he hss rroEz Secaso- Wtason
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o. those 81 present IN use. There are
some radical members OF the committee
who favor the doing away entirely with
the traps some q the committeeman
.hiuk that the law should he 50 amended
that the small nsh that arc now caught
Ia the traps shall BE either given away or
utilised 81 some way. instead OF beng
thrown hack into tho water after they
have been killed
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INA BuroaD YoRREsr.
FIRST Girl Page In wsshssssea leg
fslasure.

OLYMPIA. Feb. SPECIAL. BHafnra
Forrest IL the first girl page Il the nss-
tory % sns Washington legislature. sns
waa appSanted early IN TIE session cT
Speaker Clins. ard 10 the daughter OF p
L. Poorest. the Populist lawyer % Olyra-
PA In. is u years Old tut 10 cnste q
young Lady. she 10 an amateur sons ard
dance artist Of Ects- she = active on
tire floor Of the house. and 10 one Of tie
features og fha Tlftn legislature
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OLYMPIA Eeb s1e-sat -ssete A.es.
cop Caees saw has s,re&1Y -ecrsssz seste~a
frras sreer- - see sseF.ss O. esssfas..sslf s-s
#ezta saEntst saE tAeF wrTeess te eerr-
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ftr seel vat 'sst a~eA vaE lnz ca f-srr
H ga m ia 0efrrncsteR $50 ssase's ex.
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StA'sIiH9'S BcSfis simply
good honest tea. we'll grad
cd. fresh roasted. packed
sir-tight
Ii YOU don't ike If, your
grocer returns your money
in full.
There Is no other such
dealing in tea
A. - Ceassss
49, tssesEsss as
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bin. stating that it would be premium
on crime. Warner declared that pFovi-
dence conferred on 30 man the right to
destroy another. consequently the state
could rot riEhteousiy execute criminals
A clause in the hll gives murderers now
under sentence Of death the benefit OF the
act
On roll cali the bin passed. ss follows:
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FISH TRAP BILL TO-DAY.


OLYMPIA, Feb. z-Specsal.-TGzs CON-
rnlises or nshsriez Of the souss viii Prob
ably report - the Pozulist house today
the bfli which 10 intended 60 ABOLISH fss
trAos Tire bsll has been most carefully
considered ans ire views OF both the gill
net and the trapmen have besn listened 20
patiently BY the committee.
Cspinaou T. divided 81 the committee, and
two reports viii - made. The number
Of trzpz may be limited and their
sze made somezsta, smaller than any
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an fn- Stnte mnrrrnt.

OLYMPIA Foh = s~eesa} -- Sc
T'Tvssarer Ts4HE has sssue8 ean Per
seAte Nsrran,s en- tsr EenfEal f4ad From
Nas "a ~ 20 AKA Ths as.cart s. =.
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RETURNS TO HrS HOME.

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NJ spokane.
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&C.. srekaee. Al ssaFexs - vstee-rs was
mate ey : = NrewrR. % Bs.eh ~ Tar
usr fFssa1ta -a fns.lar unarner.