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Universal Spiritual Investigators.

The incorporated Society of Universal
Spiritual Investigators holds meetings ey-
ery SUNDAY evening al O'Clock al the Ma
sonic temple. in the library room. The
meetings are led by Or and Mrs. W. ..
i.oveSoy Lecture and psychometr.c read
ings Seats free Lecture tonight by DR.
s T. Swarts on New system in Lib
eral Thought Superseding the Common
Religion"
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Meetings are held every evening. except
Monday at the Mount Carmel Mission
and Faith Home. corner Of Union street
and Summit avenue. Con johnson super
intandent.
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The colored Banllsts of the city have
established "A NILSSON. which NIL hold
services every Sunday AZ II O'Clock a n
ana O'Clock .. m. The meetings viii be
he III ia the Young Nasurassts' nan In the
old university grounds. Rev. Ienison. Of
Tacoma viii preach tnis evening.
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According 20 a6vsce-s received from
Dawson yesterday Capt, Constantine. SUI
perlntendent % tne Canadian mounted po~
lice az pa wson. has obtained a leave OF
absence. He il said - have LEFT with MIRA
Comet antsne on the Tff3r1eT Hamilton for
seattle Capt. Constantine may not re-
turn 20 the yukon cosiatry and a great
deal Of regret 81 ais departure was ex-
presseei at Dawson.
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Room e. Seattle National Bank build
ing. Services Sunday al IL =. m. and s
= m and Wednesday evening a. o'clock.
sunday esngol Immediately after ths Sun
day service Reading room 0psS during
the week from ! 10 p m
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Meetings held in basement of Isea Wash
fvgfsyTs street. entrance on alley between
First avenue south aad Occidental avenue.
every evening a; 5;&s O'Clock Public cor
daily invited. Chaplain. Thomas kees-
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Christian church at Latona holds Sum
day school at y. IN. followed by preach
ing by Rev. J. n. Smith at p. N.
First Church OF christ-Seneca street,
between Third and Fourth avenues. Pas
tor, j. y. Smith; residence, 2l9 Fourth
avenue. Preaching at II =. m. and p. N.
Sunday school. 9:a5 4. m. Y. p. =. c. e..
Gas D. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night.
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I0DAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices In the church 6irec-
tory Will be confined tc announceTIle OF
CHURCH services only and subjects Of ser
mons Extended musical programmes Tor
sunday services and announcements or
CAufcn entertainments will only Re pub
ilsheI al advertising rates. Notices Tor
tnss department should ae received at
ials office not later than l z. n. saturday.
n order 70 insure publication on sunday
morning
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A MEETING Of the Executive commit
tee Of the Fourth Of july ceebra ton cofn-
guittee wtll he held on Monday afternoon
at o'cIaek at 7l5 Ne~ York biock A fasD
attendance 10 expected - this will De the
LAST meeting Of tna committee.
4. IL CHADWICK. Secretary
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Communication street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernest. pastor. so
Harrison street. German preachins every
third Sunday in the month al ) p. M.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school at e:ia a. M
Young Peoples meeting at p. m. Sunday
and D. m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every THURSDAY at 2. m.
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Christian Alliance.

The Christian Alliance meets at 2.s p
N every SandaT, and on THURSDAY At :
% m Ia their hal. ~ CnAon street, be-
sweea THIRD and Fourth avenues, near
ArnaoYy hall.
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oase street sunday services AZ fa.aa a m
and - p. n Sunday school al u m
Prayer meeting THURSDAY evening at )
Ssock weekly meeting 81 Young Pep
plss Society Saturday evening a. \ . es@,rs
a-s cordially invited
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FOR IN. conven!ence of its patrons. the
S0rtasTa Pacific has established through
car service TO waIIa ygalas Train leaves
Seattle daily at .. II.
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Proxr~sstxe I.yceum.

Third avenue All are welcome. especially
The sick and soyro~sng.
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Unitarian Church.

First Unitarian church-Seventh avenue.
between Union and Pike streets. Rev. w.
r. Copeland. of Salem Or. will preach at
IL a. m. on Universal Redemption.
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Free Methodist Church.

First Free Methodist-si3 Pine street;
c. f.. McReynoids. pastor: residence. 81.
Pine street Preaching at ii a. m. and
s D. m. Sunday school at a:45 a. nj.
Young peoples meeting. p. m. PRAYER
meeting Thursday at p. m. Seats free
to all.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Cumberland Presay Invent y-saecond
avenue and East Cherry Clark Davis pas
tor. Preaching at II a. ua. and 30 y. m
Sunday school at i2:is p. N. Junior En-
at $50 p. m. Church prayer meeting Thurs
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The CnEl3rer's Progressive lsyceum
meets every Sunday raorr.ng in rettls'
hall. First avenue. al II O'clock.
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EXCURSION 10 snoaualfnis today q.
$50 a. n Round trip. ne
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VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans. with To-
rna;o Sauce. Original ard best.
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Volunteers Of America.

Gospel meetings are held every evening
at o'clock and Sunday al 3 .. n. All are
cordially invited.
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WAffEE-R'S bard at Madison park sass
afternoon. weather permitting
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RESOLUTION NO. al BE II RE.
solved by the city council % the city of
Seattle as follows:
90 That it IL the intention of the city
Of Seattle To improve Blanchard street
from the alley between Fifth and Sixth
avenues to Ninth avenue by construct ng an
.ronstone pipe sewer OF proper dimensions
Throughout; said portion of said street To-
gether with all necessary yves, openings.
mnnholee ampholes. ventilators. catch
basins and flushing tanks.
~ That the cost thereof be paid by as
sessmenfs upon the property admitting upon
said portion Of said Blanchard street I'M
der the plan Ut Immediate Payment" in
ss'f+t-ss tfes7ssidea - H. charter and
ordina nees Of tha City CT Seattle.
80 That The CITY Engineer be directed 10
furnish TO the CITY Council an estimate Of
the cost Of said Improvement,
80 Thar the matter ~ making said !Dl-
praveraeslt will BE- considered by the city
Council al a session thereof 10 he held on
the first day oG Angus fSs>. At o cock
y. M. at which time all persons desiring
IN he heard before the city Council upon
the matter Of Oak!ng said Improvement
are notified To D. present
Passed thn City Council the nth day OF
July 1875 and signed by ne in open ses-
sion in naturalization 81 its passage this
''''' '4' ". V. RINEHART.
President ~ the City Counsel.
Filed by ne 3has lifb day of Tally. 1888.
WILL III. PARRY,
Clty Comptroller and ex-offirio city Clerk.
by q *, CORY ELL
Deputy Clerf.
Date OF first publication. July Is. Isos
RESOLUTION NO. te-BE IT RE-
solved by the city coaacl u The CITY OF
Seattle as follows:
~ That il - "a intention Of the cay OF
Seattle to improve Thirteenth Avenue
from Easl linton Street TO a point 80
feet sos.,n of East pen7T Way - The con-
s;rucfloa % All ironstone pipe sewe-
throughout ssld portion Of &aId avenue TO
g her Win all necessary wyeS openings.
m uHcses lan'T6ofes ventiia1ors. catch
basins ava flushing tanks
80 That the cost thereof t,e pa.I for by
assessments go bp .ev3e1 upon the property
aAatt}us urou satd portion Of said Thir-
teenth AveD3t. under the plan ~ ''fm-ne-
,ilst~ Payment IN the manner pgovidea
ny she charter ana ordinances of the Gay
ii seattle.
- raat the city Engineer be directed 10
Furnish 20 tae C1;y Coanei} an ESTIMATE Of
tn ec~st 81 sac Improvement
a. IESt tfs~ matter ~ making Al % i'm
movement WI BE considered tt the t4ty
s1uHci} . session Thereof - - held or
fba FIRST day of Angus lSss. az O'Clock
j. NJ, - which time all persons desiring
10 e beard before tae CITY Council upon
g5~ nativs q making said improve glefiI
afs aot3fed 20 De- present.
Passed sss t}ty so9aeil tho }lts day q
July lSN and e4saeA - no In or4a as
Sion in naturalization - Us Passage th.s
lisn asv - Jagy lNe.
" Y. RINEaAar.
President ~ she C.;y Coun T.
Filed "a me thss l!;h day of Ialv. ISIS.
c7sy Comptroller aa3 ex5t.irls cS N,,'t dirk
~ u X. CnRYt:FI.
Depa:v r3ers
l'a,e at arst PanI.ce',oa Jay IS, .S@
TIE CITY or SEATTLE. DEPART
nlerE og aaa0ce. Treasures Gfsi>e-C-ty
Tress3rvT-~ <Qt!sx.
No1see aevesy Ss.ea tfsat are asses
4Hz4-r -s,v-
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Meets At Masonic Temple every SUNDAY
evening AT : O'Clock
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TssOAY'S WEATHER.

U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY
Portland. July IL. 1888.
Fair weather.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. July i6. 1885.
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PTSEHrRsT Cottage. Coaasses Beach.
cnsn JEkE lxf-
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Episcopal Churches.

ST. Luke s. Renton. Rev. Lionel a.
wye. MINISTER IN charge. Service and ser
mon AT p. H.
West Seat;le-Services are held every
sunday afternoon at the HalIer school al
3 o'clock. Rev. George Buzzelle, rector OF
st. Clements church. Officiating.
81 Paufs ChapeI-Warren avenue and
Republican street. Rev. Lionel A. Wye.
priest IN charge. Sunday school at s:45
a. M. Morning prayer and sermon at Ii
a m. Holy Communion on the tirst SUN
day OF the month at II a. m. and on the
thira sunday at
81. Mary's-W Woodland Park. Rev. II. II.
Goweu in charge. Service and s.rmon at
3 p. m, Mr.. Wilbur 5. Lewis. lay reader.
LAKE Green Lake ca: get off at Wlnslow
station.
st, lement'aTw nty-fourth avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. George
Buzzeile, rector. residence. aE Twenty
nfta Avenue south. Sunday school, %
O'Clock Evening service and sermon. 7:3c
O'clock Celebration Of the holy COM
nunion on the first Sunday Of every
DAY or every month AT a. m.
ST. Marks church. Harvard avenue and
spf.ns street. Rev. J. =. ID. Llwyd. rec
tor: residence. 1873 Broadway; telephone.
ana 10 1850 p. m Services at Z 80 ana II
s;a a. n An welcome Lars$ vested
the morning service III a body. The ser
mon will be appropriate to the occasion.
The choir viii give as selections: TIE
Hand" tnospital anthem) and 20, Clap
Your Hands. both by Stainer The offer
Ing VII be for the benefit OF the Red
Cross Society fund
s.; Stephen Ballard. Rev. P. E. Hy-
a. ii a. m. ana Ias1 n m. The holy com
manlon Is celebrated on the first and
shl.d Sundays Of the mouth; on the first
At SO -. NJ. - f,~
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev H Ii.
6o"ca, rector. Holy communion, 40 a.
m Morning prayer. ntany and sermon,
IL a. N. Evening prayer and sermon 80
p. m Sunday school AZ 9:45 a. H. Stran-
gers cordially Invited Morning subject.
The Letter and the Spirit" Evening.
lecture on church history
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RESOLUTION NO. f-BE IT RE-
saivtd by the city council Of the city Of
Seattle az follows:
ID That il IL the intention Of the city of
Seattle to improve Dearborn street from
Maynard avenue and Sixth avenue south
BY constructing an ironstone pipe and
wooden box sewer Of proper dimensions
throughout said portion of said street. to-
gsther with all Necessary wyes. openings,
reanhoies lamphoiea vepttlators. catch
ba ss;s and flushing tanks.
90 That the cost thereof be paid by as
sessmeuts upon the property abuttng upon
said portion Of sad Dearborn street under
the plan of immediate payment" in the
manner provided by the charter and ordi-
narcas Of the City Of Seattle.
80 That the city Engineer be directed 70
f. rnish 10 the City Council an estimate OF
the cost OF said Improvement.
10 That tae matter OF making said i'm
prayenient Will he considered by the City
Council a; u session thereof 10 be held on
TIA fist day of August. 1885 at \ O'Clock
y m. az wh:ch time all persons desiring
10 -. heard before the City Council upon
the matter Of making said Improvement
are notified 10 be present.
Passed the City Council the nth day of
july. 1873. ard signed by me In open ses-
sion In Authorization Of It's passage this
'-''' w. V. RINEHARr.
President of the City Council.
Filed by me this nth day of July. 1898.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk.
By G. X. CoRYEI.L,
Deputy Clerk
Date Of first publication. july Is. 1905.
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Ci.AIRSOYANTS.
ARRIVAL OF EXTRAORDINARY

Prof Pauline Easten. of London, late OF
the Alaska Gold Regions.
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred HeAr;-Sixth avenue ana Bell
stree Conducted by the Redemplorisis.
Rev. Joseph A. kautx, &. SIS. r.. pastor.
Low mass. with sermon. a. IN: high ma -.
with sermon. l9.3 a m. sunday schoo..
2:Sa 2. n. Vespels, sermon and benedic-
ton. 30 D. m
Church OF The immaculate Broadway
and Madison street, Rev A. Diomedt. pas
assistants. Conducted by the Jesrats Low
ula sses at s and sis q. m. high mass AZ
lo:So a. m. Sunday school at 40 p. m.
Evening service at 40 p. n.
Our Lady OF Good Heip-Th.rd avenue
south ana Washington street. Rev. h. Y.
Prefontaine, pastor. Low mass. a, M;
high mass. 1850 a. m: henediction. $50
p. m
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT EoLI--So-
fsce ot Assessment Roll Of Local I'm
provsuert District Nc. is fer the i'm
provenear OF Boren Avenue. Tnto1
street Minor avenue and Ms}rose Ave-
nue. iE rhe city * Seattle. under Ortsi-
nance No. sss1 ans hearing thereon
Soslre IS hereby given fhaI the assess
rrsEr rGtf OF Local Improvement Df<ersTt
No. is TO. tae Improvement Of Boren Ave-
Eues- Union Street. Minor Avenue and Me-
rose Avenue an5er Ordinance No. fs.3 has
been reported by the BOARD u Pubic
Works TO the City C-oGncsi Of the City OF
Seattle. anl IL TOW OF file In the o1.ce OF
the City Comptroller ard eg~ofticto City
Clerk. ana the same IL now open for public
inspection. al said Office and VIII remain
OPEN fur insEeetEoF Iniii Monday. the first
day Of August 1sss al 5 o'clock =. m. and
ali persons Interested are hereby required
20 appear before the City Council a. a ses-
sion thereof 10 be held In the Council
Cham Der IN the City Hall m said first day
OF August tsSN a. 81 O'Clock p. m and
make obiecfIo9s thereto. AT said time SO
fixed the CITY Council will consider any ard
all objections made and will make such
corrections In said roll as IL deems just.
and VIII then by Ordinance approve such
roll. and levy ard assess the amounts
thereof against each parcel and lot OF lant
shown in said roll ard declare TN. same
first lien thereof. sad matter may be al
tourned TO later date IL so ordered BY the
CITY Council
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Offieio City
Clerk OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication July IL. 1888.
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Renton chgrch-Rey. George r. Whit
worth. d D.. pastor. Services al and
% p m Union Sunday school at II - m
Weisa-Seventh avenue and Olive street.
Rev William Davis. pastor. Services N
So a RI. and I p. m Sunday school at
@Na ?. m Class meeting Wednesday at "a
=. II. All friends are Cordially Invited 70
attend these services
First preshytertan--Cornsr Es,airth aye
nue. aid Spring street. Rev 4. l. Hutchi-
son. u. d. pastor; residence sls Spring
street.
calvary soyfersan-Rav Donald Ross,
pastor; residence. 81 Twenty fourth ave
nue.. Services al II a sn. and 5 p. n, every
Sabbath. y. +. 5. c. &. at n m. PRAYER
meeting every Thursday evening a. )
clock. Sunday sgnooi al Is.6
Second, North Seattle - Third avenue
noFta and Harrison street. Rev w 4.
Major. pastor; telephone Lake SCI. Preach
ing az Ii a. m ard 30 p. m Y. p. s. (. f.
a {. ss p. m. M1d-wesk meeting, Thursday
AZ s:S 2. II. Morning suhiect. The
Thanksgiving Proclamation
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THE BRUNSWICK.

A, q. Moe, poulsbo. j. James, Tacoma:
q Roberts. Olympia: Il. Alien. Baltimore:
Anirew Haven. San Jos8 George G. IIar-
rtngton. New York. ~ J. Phelps aaa
III G.. Poland San Francisco: j. n
Holmes. Dawson. 1T. l.. Green. Sioux
Fails. q. u: r Linton. Billings. Mont
ID. D. Smith. 81 Louis. 6. w Darby. Colo
RADIO Springs. Col. ~, u. C2fifn. csnadat
4. II. Taylor. Chicago A. Go@rnpisr. Nil.
@aukse. Wis. Mrs. Grover. Nsx YORK:
George Hitler. Harrisburg. Pa. L. Iawssr.
-an FRANCESCA.
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RESOLUTION No. 5I.-~Be il resolved by
the City Council Of the City Of Seattle as
follows.
I'D That IL Is the intention OF the City o.
Seattle to improve Fourteenth Avenue
from East Pine Street 70 a poins. I9 feet
south Of East Dea1y Way by the eonstruc-
ton Of an iroastone pipe sewer Throughout;
said portion Of said avenue, together
all necessary xyes. openings, manholes,
lampaoles. venfilators, catch basins and
flushing tanks.
90 That the cost thereof be paid for by
assessments TO be levied upon the property
abu.tiEg upon said portion Of said Four
teenth Avenue under the plan OF "imme
date Payment" In the manner provided
by the charter and ordinances of the City
OF Seattle.
80 That the city Engineer be directed &c
Itisft tire City e@ttTf4St
the cost OF said improvement
81 That the matter OF making said Inn
provemsB 1T viii he considered by the City
Council at a session thereof To be held on
the first day OF August, Uses at S o. clock
D. m, at which time all persons desiring
to be heard before the cay Council upon
the matter Of making said Improvement
are notified 10 be present
Passed the City Council the l}th day OF
July 1888. and sigred by me in open ses-
sion in authentication of It's passage this
Esh day Of July, lsss-
President Of the City Council.
Filed by nae this 18th day of July. lsas.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller & ExOfficIo City Clerk.
BY c. K CoRYFf.L. Deputy Clerk.
Date Of first publication July Is 1895.
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King Of life readers. paimist and mind
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reader.
Endorsed by the press and public Of
Europe and America.
Prof Pauline Essfen reads human life
from the cradle 20 the grave by a science
az unerring as the laws Of grav!tation.
lie has read the palm OF Queen Victoria,
the Emperor OF Germany. the Gear Of Rus
STA Gladstone. bismarck Grover Cleye-
land. Mrs. Cleveland. Lillian Russell AMI
many men and women famous In ltecs-
events are TO him like an open book He
gives advice In fat detail on AL matters
pertaining 10 domestic and business affairs.
He warns you Of impending danger. IN
business travels. health love. marriage
separation divorce, law Suits sslls deeds
mortgages, investments. speculation acei-
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capabilities and show YOU the way 10 a
life Of happiness. brightness and pros
pefity.
True information 90 Alaska gold fields.
Readings and -private lessons daily.
eeption rooms l2i2l& First avenue.
MRS NJ GALBissITIl. natures own
ciaifvoyant, trance developing aud heal
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Of life. No matter what may b.. yofir
trouble she VIII give you valuable adj
vice and sure heip. otiice. hours 10 to L.
to S. charges reasonable. Other hours
FRS, avenue. take elevator.
SPIRITUAL. fNsTtTrTE-RealIng and
teaching DIR Chesbro. Manager Ms
Cheshire seer: readings lady: public cir
c!es Monday. Thursday. p m 10 Seat
tie National Bank building yesler ana
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MRS e EMETr. South African medium
in her wonderful ciairpoyant sEght ~"
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ing. corner James and First avenue
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MRS. DIR. SWAN Baths ana treatment;
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MIME. RAPHAEL. cia'rvoyant pa.ynts,
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room 10
splRfTUALrsM Mr@ Ada Foye Mason
il, temple room II, SittNgs daily from,
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cepted.
Wee on all business Ne To- Marion
street, corner First avenue. room s
MADAM FSrhRANIA ctairvoyart df..
reader; business advice. keEae5ec block
nss yoSler way. room l.
MRS rESoNT'~ Returned from Alaska
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Endorsed by the press and public OF
Europe and America.
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o. G. Smith. Et!snshurg: Joseph Arm
helm. Frances. Wash; Joseph Meighan,
81. Louis: J. -. Desnar&. Alaska; David
Ne kinneIl Alaska: X. w. Campbell. Ut
saladys George rSunt, Chicago George
Weed Cascade Tunnel John ". k0ona,
Allentown. Pa; Alive Gerber L@highton.
Pa: T.. I1eyassear Tariboo. Mont: r. Lie
bergerfh. Carlboo: A. Shoemaker Lee
hlghton. Pa. Lloyd Henderson. Portland:
Sunrise city III. r.. Slack. Sunrise CITY;
John Mcneil Alaska: r. r. Frye, Alaska:
Alfred Weir. Laid Station. Aiagha: j. II.
Sbannel. f.sSd station. John -. Taylor.
san Diego: Reuben n. Doyle. Lincoln. e.
IL: Thomas X. Dnugherty. Alaska: G.. K
Shepard. Alaska, g. j.. Casselman, Alas.
ka. j. II. kueuy, California