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Evening journal., 1897-09-22
10 THE TAXPAYERS OF MILL CREEK

NOTICE.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MILL CREEK
HUNDRED.
The taxable residents of Mill Creek hun
dred ana all persons liable 20 pay tax in
said hundred, are hereby notified that the
undersigned, tax collector &C. said hum
dred. win be at
Temperance Hotel. Hockessin, October
and November ], from 10 a. m. TO p. m.
Milford &-Roads. September 16, October
is and November 22 from 10 a. M. to p.
]. T. Dempseys store. Union. septem-
Der %. October Is and November Is from
to p. m.
Stanton, Stanton Company's Store. Sep
tember II, October Is and November 2,
from IL a. m. to p m.
Marshallton, Gray's shoe store, Septem-
ber 29 October 27 and November 2S.
Milltown, every day between above
dates.
For the purpose OF receiving county and
poor taxes for Mil Creek hundred for the
year 1897.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF DELLA
WARE.
Section 35. That on all taxes paid be-
fore the first day of August there shall be
an abatement of five per centum; on all
taxes paid before the first day OF Decem-
ber there shall be an abatement Of three
per centum: on all taxes unpaid the hrst
day OF December. five per centum Thereon
shall be added thereto.
HARVEY T. BALDWIN,
Collector of Taxes fo- Mil Creek Hun
dred.
Evening journal., 1897-09-22
BUSINESS CARDS.

5. L. DASHIELL,
Teacher of Violin.
No. 7O2 West Fifth st
Evening journal., 1897-09-22

For the purpose OF receiving county and
poor taxes for Mil Creek hundred for the
year 1897.
Evening journal., 1897-09-22

ITOTII 10 q. III % 7 p III
Marshallton Gray's shoe store, Septem-
ber 90 October 27 and November 2S
Milltown, every day between above
Evening journal., 1897-09-22

]. T. Dempseys store. Union. Septem-
Der g. October Is and Novembe~ Is from
The Holly chieftain., 1897-11-26

havs 10 -, ~ Assissalnrp pspast-
suset ~ - ~ = ~ to
fDp6eh lI ~ - aQpla3sa l
4 - soa0une tnAs = ~ eearse -
~ ysass - uili - a1ss fasaesiso
seAttssed atoag - AsiGi - valaey =
Ssequsltty = - 80 - tAen =
0svaany sn1 Francs. ss
euear Aa>ts oslghs a Aseraas She
DgFoNssso oooe0 ~ eefe. H 3 8 ~
esop - oses ~ tssnins1 : sasesas Is
the yaitly. ahevs = - saeGlisa ahsns
nsensin9 facoosies. a
Essit culture b alSssdY = 0ueh - !
ossssse b the vAIIsg. ~ sxes3Iencr
snd leesioususes ef tbs ysassso aad
ethst fkptts 10 - nsfAe1 tha6 I take
L ~ assnted thst u ! kostisnltnrs,
ways thsse y soshing ness =. - aaid.
H. eslluse elso pysnlesa . - Z
vssv feaueeseetye passnit h tho al.
ly1suA1,it Ae9lA - - loegnsasn ne,
~ sxVsss As1an1 ~ ~ nopev /,
alnoes within ltmis5. Y
/ - vel aware fAat M ptopls ii
~ vslisy ~ altye - thsls ovn iatsr.
-. ~ ! vaat - tapssss y yoa ~
tnpostanee ~ sAese sagssa1ieaa. y
Yssss ssuly.
RAuE meason.
Thisa vtos-fsseidsat.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-11-26

phsse tksy saano sAssS1 I
Al hads uidss issssliIpa - - ~
la1Dsep ~ ahsllt, n ~ - sils -
= slssvhsse. Alol1s = . -;
~ ~ npss vslas1 Scsae - II -
~ eassst - pse6lshsy patdd sxexlt
|upass Ina nsioa. Ail.kinds - huin
~ soet rsops ,nclndin9 potatoss and
1855 vhen fHissd by. ivrieatipp poar
- Qnnlitiss ~ snpesicsity of 6ayor and
ksspiak which sivs thssn : specisl
|epnniusyvial valns. Indeed tlis = tine Of
|nsasiy ~ crops raised ~ ifsieaslon.
fhsse exssptional qualities nay + Ii
|past asEsibed to The fkce that tho aid
sosl ~ laia fsllov See csuturisss asd
nons ~ IN valuable chenici6 eoastilu.
Fsnts havs hssn lsached ont By ssiu, or
ahsotbsd ~ plhat srouth, Castaries
|of ~ oesist satuy.ily y eaabas ths
|seil - psodusSa ~ nsk yAsfsuk fsuin
| u sthe earth. u )
The tbekoisa ebservatloss which,
|ars patsnt 70 anyone yisitisS tbs valIsy
os the Arkansas, ssrvss y stify yeGy
clsinr rthat u = poauihls to ssensp : Ilvs-
hhaud npon bea = ~ -aeres e lsad.
Nov tAat ! ~ spavlslalt viii yous
p,ans. which invo,vs De ssss,sussnt o.,
on irrisstsd laads q fEhs pick II thoss
withia she rsssh a psur ovyaaiiation,l
With sonsssnt supssyiaion exercised "
eonpetsnt szpssss 70 the end that the
sstilsss NAV b specially educaAed in
the sslsstion Of csops and their propsr
irrigation and. cult, vasion. and With The
|upenips upos hvosabls maststs and
Folhss msaps Of disposing Of the pro-
dscss. I dsaiFs 70 vithdnw the ohjee-
tions which ! havs heretofore express
81 70 Yoar propossd colonisAtion Of the
Asksnaas vnIley. and 70 now express
kmy bsassy approval a and bslisfin The
|saccsss Of vony undertaking. You and
vons ovRnnisssion sss 70 l,s compsndsd
In seanrins homes Sbr thoss Who have
|:miassd their calilns in our hrxs clties.
I dsaiss 10 conmsnd this movement hr
ssnshss sssson. II suecsssfnl Il win
|dsmoassmts that small holdines with
intsnss culiivation. 1Asnish snrs live
lihood with that closs association Of
families. which will remove ihs greatest
objsssion which has hsrstofoIs existed
aRainse lie on The farm. and to escspe
which thousands uu6ttsd for other then
manual lAboS have crowded into the
cities,
b conclusion let me canton you to
chsck any disp< sitioA 70 looh upon yoar
lorgsnisation = ~ avsnue ~ esnaps
from Ahos. Lst iths anderssosa that
labor without ssasIng VII hssIhs psios
| 0k sssssa1 - tl,dss who sise tlaat -
bor viii have the sstisfactioA Of know
/ Ing that n your plans ere followed, Il
will b fruitful of the hrgsst results
attainable By scientific msshods. ! am
with great rsspsct,
Ysurs very sincerely.
PeASF Roaxns,
Deavsr. Colo. October 3. lo1.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-11-26

and ~ doubt II the compsny can put !
better man Tor busipsss ip his place, a.
though NV nay rsplacs NJ. Csde
With just - Sosd - olBcer.
The lisls eht1d II NJ. sud M.
Stephen Brown Wandered away nom
hons during Wednssdsy afternoon and
when II vas misssd The whols nsieh-
berbood turned - IN ssarsh. Aites
quite tlns ths Asals 90 w. fbund :
The other cad Of sowp An ~ hons,
and vas restossd % its askious psssnrs.
/ In the distries eouvt lase week. John
burton plssd guilty 70 pstit lasosny spd
vas ssnssncsd to . Ane ~ oioO and !
jail con6usmspt ofsixtv days. Aites.
vards the ~ sentences ~ ysdeced q
thirty dsya ". N. 0adlsy. ch.re,d
wish rsps, ~ found enilsy ssd ssaes.r
ccd to Tho psnitsntissy ~ ghssp ye,,p
Az appeal has bssn taksn. IL shs sivil
actien 1Dundsd on The essne eIbasxs. u
lsfy rsfnssd 70 award ~ passats ~
daaaesa
CceAty CLERK ssm Ksnlknes 80
thes hs = The sreassst n pensuu 10,
sd poiah pscadly'si N t1oss1 a ~
~ vsek, ssd shous ~ toAat iu.1a
: piaib,s - ~ fes1ssinv ssles sas1i
= ea1lei tetwls; (.
~ Z: pslA y ~ ~ -, 81
)! i: 3 ~ - - - ! u ~ & =
HisAasls - W = - : dIssk II I, M i,
T. q 1aasun ~ a S az I; q
I ~ - ~ T. T. M III -
The Holly chieftain., 1897-11-26
.POssihhties0 Of a
Fertile Valley
oonsA - uAiissay ogANeoesssonf
Pslnts Out ths soa&vsal usalss
~ . vasy WbNoosoul

3 Cbtssso. M nov. 70. leo7.
Mr. las. 4. Davis,
IndasssiAl Connlssiesr At. 4 8.
Z. r 81 o.. ID 5s
y Deer S.s:-nsssssins = yesf talk ~
E1ay sslAttxe ~ ~ sAsksasss valtsy
Eoe9 ts isntsstaeSo u - 1sens ev66ys
|thlng ~ - eenaistsnsly 70 asuiss ~
|its further devslopmsnt.
The proGssss u this ssction of lie
eoustsy the lass fsw yeass nas bepa
vssv sratityisa y svssyons asd yse, n
~ opinion Il hes barely eoansaesd
its march 70 whsfs tt vii ultlnstsay
haulsy sithss II industsiA dsvsiop-
neat or popaiatsaa.
II conssssioa With this ysilsy go
lie futuss ths foliowins saessstipss ~
mnds.
lst. Evees thing possibls shoald -
done to stu further oncouFaee The
sheep feeding i9dastly. 1hs baahs u
the valley ass. l sm told, sisd - lsad
mopsv q reasossbie satss 70 Writes
owning alfalfa snd eehss fSed who vaeh
10 buy shssp. Ifths shssp ~ saati.
ously bouSht. god psoAs CO ~ nais
IN this esaneh Of ths busipssa.
Msw Msxieo ~ Asisoua eaa supply
The shssD aed ~ Ksases CITY naskes
dsmands thsm slses thes ass fstieped.
3aA. 3hs nelsa pssAastiea sheuld
b. pushsd. NsWhsss h the Unitsd
6tatee ~ nateae - ealDsd nsse go
esssfally and nsWhsse Il TIE epuntsy
have tha Dsless raiseA established
saeh efsputst,ss = tAe Roehy Fosd
and othee points u ~ valley. Tor
havos and gsnssai seDesiogitv, thee
ns,oaa eannet be bsatse aad The
dsoasd ~ them viii noEs thaa kssp
pees With ths sapply.
Srds Moss vagital,es = all kInds
shouid bs.raissd u ~ vallay. This y
especially tsse = pesatosss eaioss aaA
celesy.
TS1ss tAlkeo henlssds u oaslsaa6 ei
Celssad0 potatoes evsay yer and thsss
y - rsaseA vhy, ieis 4 iatslliesntly
Dessosds ths Askaa6aa vallay should
sot espDsy nest af4hsn. -
Il y snad III town q xalanaaoo,
Miehigsa. ships asasally evss oI,eOo.
90 voftb ~ sslesy. NJ Aekaasas
vslIsy - NJ spinise ~ pss1ass :
bsteoe astjsas thaa MleAlesa 49, apd
the10 = svssv reasen vhy ~ sulsiya.
tlcn Of tAis pIast sAesh y psssssated
II ~ most viaaspas way by ~ inhab.
tteate n ~ vnilsg. e
IeHpest . ~ ~ daY.uhea uas1ssn
seespy - pfeeef aleed baashes 81 tiea
vttA bliss Eibbea uill, lake asss ~
niun - ~ ~ stals l6iD ard -.
na,o1 . psonism = ~. nasket evsr
Ssts6y 6o0 a1SWAeee ~ n ~ voSSd.
~. xhs e11MIvatlsn - ~ oaaas
Dset shos5d ~ ei5o1s1ly - inssijl-
asstay exResinsn1sl ~. xAese y,
- d6obt II ~ alal thaG ~ psop1oI
q the Uxito1 1eaAes - eeiae = 49,
- he0p ~ - handssd ail)ipa =
deliesq - - oneslty ssf6t.
1ae.a = ~ ~ & r I,
S " : r. /! \ /, l Z
n 2. ! !!
The Holly chieftain., 1897-11-26
LANAe ioeALe.

ea1Assss ~ ~ cAlsttaia's nsesIss
cssssspsassat ~ ~ sasasses
( cApstak
The weather for the past NV days
has been simply perfect
The demand for housss is still urrsnt
and every day there are inquiries for
''hosse 70 rsntf"
The teachef4 association meets ct the
school hoass on next saturday and an
interesting occasion y promised.
Mss Inkessol. one Of L. Jnnta's
school teachsss. u IA town VISITING With
Min WILSON. one Of Lanars teschsfs.
A oousss Of msn charged With bsise
drunk and disorjsriy. rscsivsd Ans or
- and cots, before the poliee court on
"Wednesday.
Il d probable that the new building
Of G. G. Huddlestoe viii b. mads two
story a1kirs asd the Aasens will occupy
ths upssf Story.
4 sis o'clock prayer nssstns vss bsld
on Thanksgiving mornins q the n. E.
church. the Christian Endeavor Boissy
being The instigaton.
Trstsy .nAlss have been almos.
4 occusssnces during ths pat
" idsd sums - ttrhsy chssp and
sosss - ~ tsikty dear.
Mn. 0sotas 3. Merrill has issued In.
vitstions for an sfissnooa rsoeption 70
a6w friends. the time bslns Friday
sAsrnoon. Aovsnbss -. Ises.
bach Ford rcad The second desree
goat last Daturdsy night Il ths Mason
lodxe. and thinks hs has The animal
nsdss pretty sooa eontrol by now.
3sdss G. 9. Holsonbs. Who hssd court
hsrs ~ PAT tssn. created ysry lsv-
ufsbls iDprsssioa upou ths msnbsss of
ths ~ asd aisc ppoa oar citissaA
Thsahssivins sssvioss x,se hsid il
~ y. \. dhurph. ths ssrvics beine 81
union -. and ths Nv. Rankin. * shs
q. ?. church. pssechsd ~ disssasss.
rssheys ~ everywhsre II svidescs
sod tLsss sili y vssy nv Aonsa y
Lsnass ihas sller zhapksgivlna ~
paassd VII ~ - ab1s = shew ess1sses
- - * fhs acA,s bid. s
- eaneav sel.psav vhiaA - -
~ 49, - 80 aeollts
49, - \ elnepdGv aIGil, -
1I4 I. I. .sIsNde 1l1 zHey 80 - ~
NJ \ lt y = y lys.1 ~ - q q
1 \ 81 , -. ~ r - T. l;IssI
IN tRt - - 80 ~
5Gsl IN 7 - 4 - = 4 w "
! - =
The Holly chieftain., 1897-11-26
me M'eAs tsss A,msaas sns,.

49, AsUtoD00 0004.
Y enooA
We ~ ininsnsA shas the IN Aln.-l
Aae Of Bssi. nj r. HIsas 10 pov ~ a,lv.
and jsdaiss ffon Ne psst history. il
viii ncs - many vsens ia ,npblne II
way into Actsse and efSess iii oyer
America i " nuoh ihress "a 1Ser:
thsn sny pssvioss tases. Il eontains
10 peesss 10 splsadt1ly pssalsd ~
illustratsd on has beeA papss. has,.u.
the hnsst possrsit sssv siv-n of M. !,
Hicks. y can no leseep bs dsatea nc
ths publications Of Prns. Hieks havs.
b<cvns . nscessitv 70 ,hs faaiiy "a
eomnsreiai lits u this esansSY, Hia
journal. "WoHn Avn Wosxs.h y "a.
ffon iss storm. weather and ssesus II !
cal features, hiss tahsa rank Viii ~
oess literary. sc,snbr1s snd familw
meAasinss d tbe 80. Dv 10 heiasVa
henssav I'D sss,ssss. - ths 1lsSa z
Alnanss sad pspss ~ voasGisiG ~
~ thsa kssw vhy s6ty - - = GaIs 2
~. They sfe esinca 90 ~ IN 1ali4
|sene, - nnslvalsd. ~ Z astst y Il ras1rs
erts and hunss ll's II = = n n !. usssS -
|seapss fssss1 thas ~. 1Hls s<
! stesa ~ nAsv ystse 4 ~ 1I
ee. Ase4e. tsssslS ~ NJ IS " \
- svsa ~ peeseS s1r1IlI
lylgi ell,l ~ e(.t 4 "a q ~ ~
e i - - e Z y \ 81 1ssl \ b 4 i ili11I "a y =
The Holly chieftain., 1897-11-26
= years writes
IarSanty with
0eh 0achine.

4 seaia1x has,sFrade SEW
tHE 4uehlne, duis he'd
"a ID b 4 ere cossSissd
~ ~ Is!y. ~ ~ ~ ssssef - fs,ss.
lsr1l ~, d 49, 4 d.
= = 4 sss|ss. 6 ssvs a
"a 81 ssi;s =; ~ - rs "a
gsady ~ - - u.s1yeIlss
e seseA ssra,s 81 ~.
isrtag psiats = M11ststllys
The Holly chieftain., 1897-11-26
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Mreor
cHeAo0pv


IAlupei tDasyoue,
Nywbese. on -
Ays' free tsisl,
n your cw a
hone, without
eakinG o0e ceot
- advance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30
IN THE LODGE ROOM.
United workmen.

Evergreen Lodge. No. - a. o. z. w,
last Thursday evening exhibited IT'S usual
spirit of enterprise and cordl1lity In the
transaction OF the regular order OF bust
ness with dispatch. and IN the social and
refreshing enterts innent that Immediately
followed. The lodge wbled promptly
at O'Clock. with all the chairs fIled. and
a large attendance Of constituent members
and visiting brothers and. at the corclu-
sion q business. was closed % afford op-
pcrtunify for the onrostratned enjoyment
Of conversation. mingled with whist, and
the excellent music and rsfreshuents pre-
pared and served under the supervision
OF Msssrs. Wism8lck, Hanson and Doll
pkin. constituting the committee on enter
tainment. L was G most enjoyable occa-
sion. as the frequent applause Of the
musical performance and the pronounced
expressions q delight over the quality CT
the visuds abundanIly indicated. Dur
Ing the evening Mr.. C0nuors. who was
accompanied by q number u other visit
ing members frcn the Columbia lodge. ex-
planned the movement. with which he is
connected ard which Is now IN progress.
Tor the organization % a uniformed rank
of the a @. L. W. having additional in
Suranco ard beneficial features aud re-
ce.res many applications for Membership
fn this branch 81 the order IN addition &c
tie unqualified eacoura cement of ali pres
CIT Evergreen IS rapidly pushing 10 .ha
front as one q the most snterprising, pros
porous and popular lodges q the order.
as A result ~ the personal interest its in
diyidUal members take IN its work. and 81
TIRE cordial Hospitality extended 10 ali
visiting brothers
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Home Camp. No. -. convened IN regu-
lGr session last Monday evening. one can.
6idate wss regularly introduced into tbs
ms stories - Wco6craft and several an
rilestions for membership were presented
May visitors we're ig attendance from
height boring camps Nj Msrklern. Of this
camp gave q spirited talk OF the excur.
sicu 30 Sidney ard CO Woo8Crafe In gen.
sr1I. which was well yacalved
Seattle Camp. No - held its regular
meeting on Friday riget. au3 considerable
business vas transacted. The camp was
visited BY Nessrs. Baker OF Hemloch
camp and Kerr ara NcKeaney CT 10.
Angeles camp.
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Kntxhf- OF rrthi,.

Harmony Lodge. No. e. 1ela a banner
convention last THURSDAY evening. being
PRESIDED over - Chaa ,ellsr Commander
A. T. Ambrose. Besides re reSu!ar lodge
attsE f&nce. there Was present q large
number q visitors ard. interesting 70 note
gresnbeTs belonging u almost all TIE grin
clpsl states = the C15an The rank q
Esquire Vas conferred on one candidate
ard tie rank q kn.Sef OF tSo canasaafes-
Tae work Vas dons sl caat excellent man
ner fC- Shlch Harmony e. rotea.
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Ing. this week. 81 the First Presbyterian
cAuyca. AZ SIS ofcicck.
Rev. Mr. Band. q E.ilsnsoa-g. assisted
AZ the services A. ST. Marks church yes
tsr5ar.
The aoafing committee &C the Enieav-
nrers held a meeting yesterday morning
on the Monterey. Joha Maksus. Of Ia
coma state chairman. led the meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30
ror,p DEAD IN MS Hcr SO.
An OLD Man ia seash seattle "Ar'e
Himself 60 Death.

e,eroner Yanaell and bis deputy. LIT
r,,t,erworfh. we're calisd aPen So =, 90 -s
ss,svrsoe - tsvestiSste IRE death - -
=. -, ,,sr,.ss lanes Ecsnsyie. sho haa
s,~s ~a8denly n south Seattle. Iae O.
s 80. Vas s. years ca ard raH'essa g
- wealthy. bat MAS 'no mlsS :. =
$50 srs,sxN teee to krsp hsan sliFe- * =
- sss s9s-Inr expenses I'D not AFefsss
,sere thaa cents ; Cay -...
-. Fsrsaay hs bad been seen en- - - -
apparently in as nsz'Ai s'eslla. - s 80
80 whs wanted - see hs'n Or SAE1Fssss
s.. - ssssr ks,ekea. and lsaklus su - =
49,. vas "a re ao0E. he nostile4 tae
esrsner saa was ;nstrsefed 20 eTsAA -.
-. 800 vhen Z was seoa AsesFsas
- -. 80 NaA hassn 6eaS Sane sssaFs~
- ,ssatIxeS in philadelphia sAvs pea
s...,,.,,,,,s,.rssss Nth ard sne q sneFn. MA
SfIhsrn Fielder. We 6 PFesssae..t - -.
-. eas been heard fTosn- lie Also hAs
-. an Douglass ecuasy, ~ Ea4s stAsf'
49,. ~sronrr sss sessSe. fhsf ne-fheS AZ
..,.,,,e.t nor autapsy = nse*Ss&Ey-
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H. W sterrsr. Fariae eoasr s710sr1uss-s-
ect e ghs Pacific Possal TsIax-a7h CEN.
pasw. Is AZ tha Bz,ie- Efs = Of IS ser,s-
ANIMAL Inspection trip = he nrsncfrsg ~.
nees -1 us district ar3 incidentally Is Ic.ak.
A1z 20 x thaS rs eoraps rs gets a far shsrs
e tae hsE k2snSlSs e1s-sss from here ard
c;eeF pcsnts
ia W. prohah 7v resnalz here several
1ass ard Nj -zlest sasas % tAe principal
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PERSONAL

Mrs. Charles Peterson Is in srisun. Cal,
visiting her brother, II. c. Bronson.
c. X lilly. WIN Glen. r. ". Cobb. p.
II. Farman. -. ". Powers. c. ;. Lansing.
James Rowera. william Zshn. ". W Cai5-
Tim Bell. A F. Chase and NJ. r. Gowier,
Of Dawson City. ~. W r ara a party OK
miners stopping az the Hotel Dilles.
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REV. DAVID CLAIBORNE GaRRETTS
FAREWELL To ST. MARKS.

Close Of a Recsorshfr which Marks
an Epoch ia the History OF the
naent to His Enersy-Tender
Words of yaledfetory spoken
Isnger Leng fin the Memory of
Those Wac Attended.
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George c. Loudsryilie. single weaver
az Ballard. lost Two fingers early Sunday
morning while running q knot saw. The
mill 81 which re was working runs nights.
and he WAS Just saving the last single
CURED.
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To skagusy aaa Dyea.

II YOU want safe pleasant and quick
trip 20 above places. take the steamer uto-
pia. which VIII SAL from ColmAn wharf
Monday August 80. Tickets on sale north
west corner First avenue and Yesler way.
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Dawson City. Via Copper river and 81.
Mlchaels. on the Berwick One years
provisions free. Leave Seattle az a. N.
September / Call ora Gilmore & Thurston.
1s Cherry street. for fun information.
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| nlRING BURGLARY.
sEwEERr STORE Robbed
- - WORTH OF GOODS.

skfrsfaI hit Of Thievins
r..s PLANNED or Executed IN she
xerskvest-sot Diamond
- y tas r'aes-haharea' 81
Rings and Nfscelia-
avficies of Jewsiry Swell
-~Sr-sot n Clue for De-
.1,ves - work On
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Goldsmith Bros Smelling and Refining
Company OF Chicago. have opened an
office at Albert Hansen's tewelry store. 7oS
First avenue and intend buying gold dust.
having full assay value for same ii cash.
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No agspe-ts7 TaeH ss rot trv 70 force
tee3 down ssst Gse - rsozt scs~nsfn,
IseAas sor FeStoTsa< ;ene % the stomach
Ho& WHY. ey tts1E ayers Ss-sAuA
- - ara y. 3 s'iFaFss---s'T Snort tine y0ur
aspea.s W-4 ec1s as4sa. ara core -
stay.
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Are You Going CampinEs

IL you are you should have the Post
YntelHgencer sent 20 you. ft will cost
nothing extra. Cali at our office and have
yaur address changed.
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RRENTrIES.


The Sunday Post-Tntelilgencer. wrapped
ready for mailing. can be obtained al the
business office. Price4 cents.
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The executives committee OF the local
union OF Christian EEGesror p viii held
It's regular monthly meeting Friday even
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Steamer Farailon win sail from Schwa-
bacher's wharf. foot OF Union street, Au-
e-lrsf "A
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Fur sleeping bags. robes. fur rnlttens,
cans. uoccasins and snow shoes. the only
correct goods for the Yukon country -
b. found at r. Petkoyits'. 10 Marioa
street. between First and Second avenues.
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The assertion that some day man viii be
a hairless animal Is scorned by scientists.
Already Halls Hair Remover is accom-
plishing wonders in averting badness.
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"a Camp. a-earoaf sad cheese.
80 Sef3racv. A. yaur ErsceTS-
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xlsFzns e=ae.s fer rsu, low. Saliva.
sGf39sEs
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For s&asvay oF 0yNa. t2ks steamer
Iis21& Az -Sx -
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For Skaguay or Dyea. take steamer
Utopia August g.
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r.r skaxumv o. pye&. tANs ss~a7ae'
I,top& August q
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r,crssre Narvm rvssiesea hlona-~s
ssslk1 Ss FlEss-