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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
FOR An OLD MURDER.
Father md Two Sons Arrested After
Once BeiuE Discharged.

Once BciuE Discharged.
Lake Charles. La, February 9-Sherin
Lyons and two deputies returned this even
ing from tho country with Mr. Adolnh He
bert and his sons, Jerome and Jarvis, under
arrest. The three were indicted BY the
giGnd Jury which Is now in session for the
murder Of Dan Sanford fourteen years ago.
They were arrested at the dime OF the MUIR
der. but at the preliminary examination
the eydenc ewas regarded as insufficient
To justify their being held. The murder
has been frequently Investigated by the
grand jury. biIt this IS the first time bill
has been found. The father Is old and gray.
while his boys arc pas. middle life. and the
three with their families have been living
IN the same community nearly all their
liyeg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
Poll Of Committee.

Dallas. Texas, February 9.--Thcre was
given out tonight what purports TO be a
poll OF the State committee on the test
by Mr.. Foster. manager for Hon. ]. II.
Saycrs According TO 1t the committee will
admit all who VIII promise to support the
ticket by q vote of at least 10 10 II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
pppI.IcATIoNs rILEp,

In the case OF a. J. Tuliock VS., the Gal
weston, In Porte and Houston RAILWAY, rep-
llcalions have been filed BY the Talon
Trust company Of New York to the answer
oi tho Continental Trust company Of New
York; by the Same to nnswer 10 y. w.
Ford and others; by the same 10 the an
swer OF the Galveston. la Porte and Ho,ls-
ton railway; by The same TO the snswer Of
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a corrreales.
70 The Editor q The fost

Flntoaias Texas, rIbruary LII take
The liberty OF addressing you for the pur-
pose Of asking you to correct an erroneous
item that appeared In the columns " Tho
Post OF February under this headline:
I'D Rhodes Found Guilty" NJ. Robert
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a pRAppp rRoNr.

Rose color 10 going to be tho popular
color for a bonee drcsa rs tho shades o.
green were last year. Tho trimming for o
roso cashmere IL black velvet put on IN
tiny bands around skirt sleeves and yoke.
Soft lace makes an excellent finish for a
draped front. Gather The lace aud sew ~
on. holding the gathers close. When on IL
will fall naturally into jabot shape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
BRENNAN MIDGET.

second HcEimcnt BIND VIII Assist
III ~ Concert.
Brenhnm, Texas. February a.-~at the
meeting OF the Second Regiment band Tuos-
day nishtit was decided to assist the Men
dclssohn society In a benefit concert 10 be
given at an early date. Tho baud win. II
the weather is favorable. serenade their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
Gcnerni CRANE az Waco.

Waco. Texas, February 9.-Attorney gen
eral Crane arrived here last night. and
today was engaged In consultation with his
friends. Ho declined to talk for puhlica-
ton, saying that he had a few days ie.s-
ure, and was spending the time with his
friends. Mr. Crane is in good spirits. and
II he harhors any fears OF the future po-
huealiy, they arc not apparent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
A Record for nc-t,lrctton.

Sreenyille. Texas, February e,--Hon. u.
W Huffbar. present district attorney for
the Eishth judicial district, composed or
the counties OF Hopkins. Delta, Rains and
Hunt, announces for re. election. He Is
serving his first term. and has made d rec.
ord almost without parallel as d public
prosecutor. AT tho first court in this
county after his election MIR. HuTar tried
SIX murder cases and secured convictions IN
fivN ~ -
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rIRsr wuIrEcAp coNvicrfoN.

Not long rlnce Captain Harry Owens OF
the adjptant generals department arrested
a man here who was wanted vi DastTop
county on the charge of wbtecappIng. To-
day CAPTAIN Owens received telegram
from the nhefff Of Hastrop county saying
that the party had pleaded guilty to tl,c
charge In the district court there and was
ancd 800. This Ia tho frst whiteeap con-
yIcilon eyer ancured In tho Statn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Statements Of the rcnitcntiary
Board as to Money and coavicts.
STATE RAILROAD TO BE EXTENDED.
Marx a Hum ct Calvcston Have In.
ccrrcrased--t'trs Couvsctior for
whttccUppina.

Austin. Texas. February s,--,rhc rcni.
tsntiary board met today and approved the
reports Tor January Of Superintendent
Whatley and Financial Agent Rice. The re-
port OF the latter shows balance on hand
az per last report OF sios 1855.
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loini hummer on hanJ January III s,Aih
The board decided Ia extend The stato
road into the timber belt, di.tancc Of
about two milea. for the purpose OF getting
timber TO mako charcoal for the iron fur-
nacea aud rails for that purpose were or
dcrnd
According 10 tho reports Of tho pcn,cn.
'inry inspectorH. the convicts ARE much
better satisfied with Tho new arrangement
commenced January !. pf it,r STATE feed
tnE cnnirnct forces INSTEAD Of letting the
Contractors do this as heretofore
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10

L J. Smith. All. rulicck. waiter Gresham,
Isaac Hcnrou and tho Galveston and wsst-
err Railway company.
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No well regulated hnusehold should be
without Dr. ). q. q. Sisssit a. sons AM
gostura Bitters, unequallod ~ en- appetiz-
ing tonic.
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On ANE's OPENING.

epnrinE for Great Crowd m Az
scmble nj Temple.
Dallas, Texas, February s.-A letter was
resolved at Crane headquarters today from
cnairmap Hamill OF the Boil county de-
mocracy. stating that arrangements are
being mads for the entertaining Of an i'm
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wants HEAVY Dasnngcs.

Sherman, Texas, February Sd II. Rey-
holds, an employe Of the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas railway has iIled SAT- against
that road for damagss IN The sum at $50, :
hat' for personal INJURIES alleged 70 have
been sustained While nttrading 70 Ills dn-
ties IN the yards
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Definitely Settled that the Texas
Nill Visit Texas.
SUIT AGAINST THE PAGoDA COMPANY.
Owners Of shc beach Hotel want the
Bathing Housc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pIications FILED.

Galveston. Texas. February e.--It has
been definitely settled that the big batt,c-
ship Texas VIII come to Galveston. This
information was conveyed in the follow
ms tcleEram received here this morning I:
To 9. II, McMasser. Secretary Galveston
Chamber OF Commerce. Galveston. Texss:
Washington. February a.--Tho navy de-
partment has ordered the battleship Texas
TO Galveston from February Ia until after
the 22d instant. win forward personnel Of
officers.
Signed: r.. u. Hawioy.
II is not positively known whether or
not the orders to the battloship viii SUI
pcrsede those to the torpedo flotiiia and
the cruiser Nashville but 1t is thought
that tho Texas is coming In addition 10
the other vessels. az nothing in tho news
from Washington would seem 10 Indicate
that. orders to the other ships had been
revoked Definite information on this sub
JEt VIII be had In a day or two
Nothing has been heard from tho ad-
mirai commanding the French cruiser
puhourdicu regarding the invitation sent
MN 10 visit Galveston In his ilAgship
Az the cruiser left New Orleans before
the letter OF Consul Dupas got there. II is
probable that 1t has not been forwarded
to the vessel at Havana. At all events
nothing has been heard from tn, French
man. and It Is not now considered pos
sibc to get thit ship here on the oc-
casion az the visit OF tho United States
war vessels.
SUIT AGAINST PAGoDA COMPANY.
Visitors to the beach within tho past
two weeks have noticed that tho prepara-
tons for new pagoda were golng on, The
new bathing facilities were being erected
west of the Beach hotel, and near the
Olympia building. A Mr.. Murdoch was the
chief promoter and now he is made de-
Tcndant In law suit.
Yesterday the fremont and Windsor
Hotel company, OF which Colonel William
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with pistols, felamar an1 ~ IA
tIE badly Injured, cpllpo
aud skedsi eisd ahon( tH94l2
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
Obituary.

Miss Viyien Galloway, daughter of
w. c. Galloway, supreme tribune of
the order of Fraternal Tribuues, died
Tuesday at the home of their parents
in Aledo, aged Is years, months and
. days. She had been a sufferer
since last March with rheumatism
and other ailments, followed by n
stroke of paralysis. Miss Galloway
was lovable girl, and her death has
caused great sorrow in the commun-
occurred yesterday from the Aledo
Methodist church, Revs. a. NJ. Stock
ing and w. NJ. Story officiating.
The funeral of Roy Ohlweiler, little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Boards
ley. was held from the darkened home
on Eleventh street and Fifth avenue
yesterday afternoon. The services
were conducted by j. z. Kieffer. edi-
tor of the Volks Zeitung, and there
was n large attendance of relatives
and friends, who sent an array of
beautiful flowers. Hymns were sung
At the house and at the grave in Chip
piannock by quartet composed of
Mrs. Bradley, Miss Bogue. and
Messrs. b. F. Boydston and S. J.
Collins. Capt. j. NJ. Beardsley and
John Ohlweiler, grandfathers Of the
deceased. acted as pallbearezs.
Funeral services for Henry Albert.
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Brady. Jr., were held yesterday at
the borrowed home. 1001I Fourth ave
nue.. Rev. w. 5. Marquis ofliciated-
Interment was made in ChiPPiannock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
THE RETURN OF OUR BOYS.
Public Rejoicing Over the Home Coming
of the 9Th Illinois.

Public Rejoicing Over the Home Comm &
of the 9th Illinois.
General rejoicing attended the an
nouncement appearing in last night s
ARGUS of the ordering home and
mastering out of the 9th Illinois vol
unteer infantry. now in Porto Rico,
and the consequent return of Company
A to Rock Island. Already plans for
a great demonstration are talked of
when our heroes reach home. 1t is
probable that all the gay decora-
tions of l.. V. u. week will be re-
placed along the streets and the SOL
diers be given such welcome as be-
comes them.
The Chicago Chronicle of today,
speaking of the mastering out of the
regiment, in a Washington special
saws: The order issued by the war
department today directing that the
9th Illinois infantry be mustered out
of the volunteer service was some
thing of a surprise. The 9th is with
the army in Porto Rico and it has been
generally expected that the troops on
the island would be kept there for
some months. 1t appears, however,
that many of them are sick and the
department mas ucciueu IuHj the NOlun-
teer regiments shall be Withdrawn and
their places supplied As far as possible
with regulars. The 9th Illinois is
commanded by Col. Jack Foster and
the men composing the rank and file
come from Rockford, Freeport, Sterl-
ing. Rock Island and other towns in
the northwestern part of the state.
The regiment has had rather try
ing experience. 1t was one of the
first to arrive at Camp Alger. Soon
after the bows went into camp they
were attacked by various ailments.
Some of them suffered from measles.
others were afflicted with mumps and
many became victims of mal2rial
fever, which gradually developed into
typhus. The men were exposed TO
the rain while they were at Spring
field and within week after their ar
rival at Falls Church one-half of them
were unable to perform military duty.
Several deaths occurred in the regi-
ment during its stay at Camp Alger,
bat toward the last the health of the
men improved wonderfully. and when
they were ordered to Santiago very
few were left in the hospital
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
What Better Methods
Can Be Pursued

than by following the crowds to Shields Cash
Grocery where you pay for what you get and
get what you pay for. There is world of
truth in these few words, and their use has
meaning that has helped many economical
grocery buying. Seieds' prices are regulated by
the times aud nothing could be expected.
Try buying there. Satisfy yourself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26

NO To- D3c TOE FIFTY Cents
Gcaranreed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong blood pure. soc, 81 All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
IS NEARING A SETTLEMENT.
strike at the Shoe Factory About at
an End.

Strike at the Shoe Factory About at
End.
Indications are that today will wit
ness the settlement of the strike at
the Rock Island shoe factory. The
conference between Nessrs. Harper
and Peaslee and the executive board
OF the local Shoe Workers union at
the company's Office yesterday after
noon resulted in the granting of all
demands made by the strikers, ex-
ceptiug the increase in wages in the
fitting department. the employers
agreeing to reinstatc NJ. b. Powers, the
president of the union, to discharge
those who have been filing positions
at the factory during the trouble, and
to take back all the old employees and
conduct union factory. The strik-
ers ask for an advance of SO per cent
in the fitting department. The COM
pany is willing to give 10 per cent
raise, hut also wants to reduce the
wages in the bottoming room. This
is the bone OF contention, and another
conference is in progress at the fac
tory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
Observation-Disclosures.

The Clinton Age contains the fol-
| lowing account of the marriage of n
Rock Island gentleman and Il Clinton
lady: "One of the happiest August
matrimonial events was celebEated
Wednesday evening when Miss Ma
tilda Godskcseu became the bride of
Bruno j. Staubach, of Rock Island.
\ large number of relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony which
was performed at 5 O'Clock at the
residence OF the brides mother. Mrs.
Emilia Godskesen, $40 Fourth ave-
nue.. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with ferns and white astors,
and the bride and groom took their
position in front of Il beautiful hang
ing decoration of vines and flowers.
Rev. DR.. Fowler OBLIGATED. using the
ring ceremony. The bride was
gowned in a handsome creation of
white Persian lawn, with bridal veil.
and carried white roses. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Selma. who
wore blue Persian lawn and car
ried pink roses Her brother Otto
acted as best man. Special music
Following the ceremony a sumptuous
WeuuAu1 supper WIS SCI Ntu anu sew
eral hours were spent in social en-
ioyment-
The bride is one of Clinton fairest
young ladies. She has many accom-
plishmeuts and n large circle of
friends. The groom is an employee
in the freight department of the c..
K. i. * =. at Rock Island. and is n
young man of many admirable quail
titles.
Among the outo of town guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Salzmann and
daughter Julia; Mrs. Andrew Littig.
son William and daughter Julia.
Rock Island: Mrs. Louis Karwath and
son Louis. Moline; Mrs. DIETRICH Metz
gar. and Miss Lucilvia karwafh. Dav-
export; L. s Bruner. Dewitt. Mr.
and Mrs Staubach are enjoying a
wedding trip in Kansas. City and
Omaha
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
ETY. Aliens Eont-Ease.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your. feet feel swollen,
nervous and hot. and get tired easily
II you have smarting feet or tight
shoes. try Aliens Foot-Ease. II coOls
the feet and makes walking easy.
Cures swollen and sweating feet. bis
tiers and callous spots. Relieves corns
and bunions Of all pain and gives rest
and comfort Try it today Sold by
all druggists and shoe stores for %
cents. Trial packages free. Address
Allen S. Olmsted- lie Roy.N- Y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26

Effectually Yet gently, when eostive
or bilious, TO permanently overcome
habitual constipation, to awaken the
the Kidneys and liver to n healthy
activity. without irritating or weak
ening them. to dispel headaches,
colds or fevers, use Syrup of Figs.
made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
The White Dove
OF Peace

has been again released and the tumut of war
will soon be stilled. With the return of peace
will come the building up of the nations
finances and the fortunes of its citizens as we'll
To accomplish these ends economical work is
requir, d. Then
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26

Seven quart preserving kettles Will
cover given away with baking pow
der Saturday. Aug. u.
GRAND UNION TEA COMPANY.
226 West Second street, Davenport.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03

49,. -.-.--~-------------~
FOR sALE-Esne-foom ncden 49, "a
BrosdH4y. between Janes suset
rirs.- s xsl nSuss "a Esshseenth arenus.
near YesIer way corner iet' 800
ton: 1z-tss. .~.rue
Eixh;-room house On ka&nLesa iots'
convenient TO Madison street. TWO 49,
56xleS each. 0.eea --,.x>a.
A moders six-room house. Just compietso:
good view Of sound; half block ifo" ca
ys sss room house with modern convent
er1rss on Beacon hill. one bi0c1 !. q -
car lire. spIendid view: iot 49,, -.
Fine home on Seventeenth avenue. ~ ss.h.
ton addition. north OF Nadison' eight
ROOMS. fau lot. A-5s9. .a
Ffve-room cottage. with lot OxiA: one
beck east OF James street power mousse
Lp. on Broadway. between James street
and YexIer wa. lot etxie9: two houses
Of seven rooms each, EW 80.
close 60 school. two lots. 0xlD each:
pleasant location: e .SN.
0ax-room hos.xe four blocks from Madison.
between Eighteenth arc S a1 ns. Ave.
Three-room house; nice. level lot: Close
to car line and school; ~ ~.
way. on Eas; Cherry street; 1i5o.
Coed. level lot, soxl2o. on Fifteenth ave.
rue, north OF Madison street: $40.
Two lots fronting on Broadway. 0ox10o
each. on corner In good location: six
room house. 1000.
Two lots sSxiee each. on Twenty-firAt ave-
nue., one block from Madison street: 80.
Two level lots. 5ox1a0 each; front on Broad
way car line and are near City park:
have good view Of Sound: $50
Lot ssxfoo on high ground east Of Broad
way, commands an excellent view Of
hay. city and mountains: $50.
10. Hxi1o within two blocks Of Madison
street. between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth avenues. $3.50.
Two of the best lots In Queen Anne town,
on Highland drive. S4xi00 each. on corner
and control as fine q view a. anything
on the hill: g 500.
Two fun lots on Fifteenth avenue. two
blocks from Madison street. U.750
Fourteen acres OF bottom land one mile
from Auburn. on n. r. n. r.: comfort
able house: t6c0.
Fw. WEST. Is Union Block.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACxo
Avenue Grading.

Avenue Grading"
Notice Il hereby given khof
posals will be received ty u
secretary Of the board d f.
the city of Seattle up 10 i
Monday. April III. IN ~ *
ment OF Twelfth Avenue 0
ferson Street to YesleT WeE T.
the same and by continued
and parking strips on hoe4
as provi0ed by Ordinnneo
ing local improvement d!seS1r
in accordance with the pe1ne
tons now on file In the eooe ~
Of public works. 5. E : :Ssz
Each bid must BE- accompo
tilted check. payable = u
city comptroller tor Z eo a.
five 90 per cent. Of tne
will be considered unleo9 y!l
said check. y. Y. u.
enter into q CONTRACTS 49,
factory bond for the - ~ r
the city charter Ana She 49,
OF Washington, within -
Ing notified OF the AUaE4 -
to him: failing to - g
feited 10 the city. Ne -
az a bidder who hn9 W
prior to the letting e 80 o
default in payment o.
for any work Or ahot 80
skill or material fsirmlneea
any such contract a IT.
or who. within eaid tws Ss!
complete any such coneteee
Special attention = callee :
~ the city charter. - -
iating to hours q lanefs =.
viii. sec. 81. subs ] ane : = :. ) sz9
and suretfes. ..1. 1I115l
The board Of public vess " q! y Il
right TO reject any ara = ~
Proposals must e H. 3.
IBID for Twelfth Aven4N II r.. | ~
by order OF the ooey9
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OPPORTUNITY

OPPORTUNITY
INVESTORS.
Oe0p-one Of the heat vacant lots on 80
on1 avenue.
ANA tine tnventmeut close in. paying
II PEI cent. net. buildings modern ana ~
GOOD repair.
0so0-Lot oxi4 and q vel -but1s Building
n North Seattle near cable line. nets u
per cent. nst over evsrythsng.
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KLOxDIKE-sUPPLIEs.

Is PER CENT. saved on the cost OF You
outfit IL you purchase your supplies OF
US. We manufacture Yukon stoves
sleds cooking utensils. picks etc We
are uptown ard a nttle out of the way
but you can afford Ia come and see IA
ts.s for the best oak sled made. wa
have cheaper ones. s2 and s. for Yukon
stoves: Dtsstons s-foot whipsaws ~ 20.
Robert Mann's axes. double bis. sc. sin
gle biz. sc: miners picks e5c. SIC: gold
pans SC: granite cups ana plates 60
tents, 81: hand saws. 7sc; gaIyanized
pais. isc: buckets. SC: pitch. &c; rope.
&C: hles sc: lanterns %: butcher knives,
silver. Soc ID: tin cups. lie: 1i9 ether
bargains at live and let live prices II
you would avoid high prices come and
see Us. We have no big rents 10 nav
We are the largest manufacturers ~
stoves. sleds. etc. on the coast. We
don't ray commissions. buy and sell for
cash only. and above all We aIlaw M
one 10 undersell us. The leaders OF low
profits 22A First avenue.
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AIASKA-K L0NDIKE WANTS


LITTLE 4 CO. Room ~ ,n + ave az,
tugson Building. Seattle. WaSh.s at
you vaiuabss information free aDSr r,s n
xeoue sound and Yukon river i 1nurcnas-
will pay you 10 see them befosS rs.s dis
ing tickets 70 any other place. 49, s..s sn,,nd
patch. October 1897. from kot.ecsSu rrets
per q. s. Steamer Bear. says: S.stes
as large as hickory nuts. I'm. I'M natives
EoveriIment officials ARE AakinA wear
10 work nlacers" Natives laN -
brousnt down auantisies. q he schooner
Premier. tesfifes 70 receismk - Eos-
weighing rs ounces from na rs ana COM
xebue sound. One Of our iarge .nrs vii
modions vessels. capacity i. -, iKasxeSue
leave on or about April TO- ios uassn-
sound and way points Eacn Nv 49, viii
gers with their freight and oass ~ s:aarre
Be furnished : river boat ires " and
80 they can be perfectly inospsaa sids only
go where thew please. G9s sn,n iandine.
Don't lei any one persuade, y sann 20 take
points in Alaska where you a. oa 40 without
your supplies with you. and 40 ~ III
packing them on your BACK ~ Washington
building. will book freight aud paR sy.
to Dutch Harbor and hoope1
Knock-dovn boats q specially.
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NoTICE-Homes for families families. OF In Port
dikers. The town Of Sidney. oa nn rsde
Orchard bay. one and a nal, n Soa:s ard
from Seattle; with Two sha best oppor-
funi,y for intending Klond.kers. ;. 20 - n mi.
pleasant and cheap homes for ro snelf 4 Low
hes while they are IN the NJ ' schools,
Churches h ss and good health are among tn, me
many attractions e be ofssre si,o ny csns
citizens OF Sidney. For inform = Gorr,son.
chairman Of citizens committee. dnss'
Wash
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