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BICYCLES.

q Bicvcle dealer. Chas.
Rf b. Jarvis. eth and II
! sts. ne. Repairing and
hiring Full line Of
sundries. New wheels
sold on small month
~ Payments.
Bicycles. Fir,t-class re-
n work guaranteed. Hir-
IT. Puuctures Ijc. Corner
sts. NV.
William Is. Morgan & Co,
llIl l4th st. NV. az nts for
Victor Bicycles. Parts fur
nished. Repairing q spec
Ialty.
D., 1853 7th st. NV. form
" Of lie Droit cycle Com
nv. Bicycle repairing in all
branches.
D. c. Cycle Works, 1919 18th
i. NV. agents for the
500 and Essex SIS.
Second hand wheels for sale.
Repairing Of all kinds.
Wheels for hire. Terms to
5uit.
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SIGN PAINTERS.

Sign Painter, 42G 10th st. NV.
When in a hurry come TO me.
& Co, sign painters. Orig
4 inal in design. Prompt,
4 reliable. Gal La. ave,
y near 7th.
Sign and fresco painting
Battenfeld q Russell, success.
sors TO J. T. Hundley, 7OG 18th
81. NV. Designs and esti-
mates cheerfully furnished.
sign painter who never dis
'points.
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Packing
New !: q. q !: E: e e. ::.
Furniture
for shiDn,
Mays &. E. &. &:
6bu &1 rem
and
stor
pTer
Cha,
Antique
Storage.
Highest
HAT MANUFACTuREus

Mauer's 81 hat store, OH 9TH st.
NV. Straw hats cleaned by cleo
tr1city while You wait, 25c. Hats
called for and delivered.
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CLEANING.

F. H., 1904 Pa. ave. NV,
n Steam Carpet Cleaning
and Renovating Works.
Upholstering, Feathers
Renovated, Mattresses
Made Over. Furniture
steamed and moths de-
stroyed.
J., successor 10 the L. Rice
Dany and Mattress Factory.
Maine ave. sw. All carpets
insured against loss by fire.
2025.
thoroughly by the improv-
ed steam carpet cleaning
Co, 346 b st. sw. Albert
Kahlert & Co. All car
pets fully insured against
loss OF damage by fire.
Phone 2036.
The times., 1898-07-10
MING ESTABLISHMENTS.

Establishment de Paris
sY Tavenner q Co, Ladies'
, and Gents Garments
~ cleaned and dyed. All
work scientifically done.
COS 18th st. NV.
r. A., 92O 9th st. NV,
Branch, All 9TH ST. sw. !:
mems suits cleaned and
pressed, 81; ladies' dresses
cleaned or dyed.
line. D. Dion, French dye
ing and cleaning establish
ment, 1918 6 ST. NV. Ostrich
feathers dyed, curled, dress
Cd, and renovated in style.
Glove cleaning a speciality.
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PLASTERERS.

Thos. E, Plssterer. Agent
fer Acme Cement and Pen.
mnsular Metal Lath. Office
l4l9 G ST. Hv. Residence
1918 9th 81. NV.
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ycle repairing. J. A. Hun
23g - 4I-2 Il. sw. Double
P puncture. 25c; single tube
cture, l5c; new spoke, l0c;
rims g. Sub-AgenT for
nth and ZENDA Bicycles.
r. r. Burr, I27 I4th 81.
NV. dealer in high-grade
bicycles and sundFies.
Hiring and repairing.
Parcels and messages de-
livered. Zoe.
Bicycles. SuIl selling all
A thar are left Of these ex-
n ccllcnt 500 bicycles for
u S35 and $40. Miller Bros,
llG5 l4th st. NV.
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s, 9as TO oO9 sth st. Sc. That
much-talked-of Suit, "our Roy
Z al Blue Serge" ss.75.
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Drew,
u S.
DEPARTMENT STORES.

u... Bros, 74s to ~ sth st. Sc. Extra
Hill heavy japanese Seamless Mating at
GEsE IS per ron Of 10 yds.
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Do You
MOntrOp
House, +: !. !. +:
) II
7I22 D, 4 e.
STOVES AND TINwARE.

Bros. Is4l 7th st. NV.
IK Stoves and tinware, Timing,
Eli stove and furnace. Work in
gas al its branches. Roof paint.
ing speciality.
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CARRIAGES.

Geo. W. 455 Pa. ave. nw.. car
riages for town and country;
Concords. Rockaways, Phaetons
and Buggies: suitable for bust
ness purposes.
.Thos. E.. 464 Pa. ave. NV,
Buggies and traps Of every de-
! scEiption At prices lowest in
the District.
& Co.. 300 new ana second
hand Vehicles for sale. We buy.
sell and exchange: Harness Of
l all kinds; Painting and Re
pairing. 2l3 lIth 81. NV.
s. J.. CD C St. NV, manu-
facturer and dealer in car
q riages, bBggies, phaefons.
wagons. harness, whips. lap
robes, etc. Prompt atten-
tlon 10 repairing.
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OILS.

your gasoline and illuminating oils
from George C. Bruehl, 1914 7th ST.
Hw. He will keep your stove in re-
pair free of charge. Drop postal.
The times., 1898-07-10
BARBER SHOPS.

10 class hair cutters. F. II. Burgess
HQF- Co, Is4O 7th 81 NV, Jos.
III II. Andersen, Manager.
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MANTELS.

Persons designing and
building Houses should
call at the 4lantel Fac.
tory. 1921 Ohio ave. NV.
in regard 10 wood man.
tels and mantel cabinets.
JOHN DoNNELLY, JR.,
Prop.
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PAPERS,

Al M VIM. F., Fine Wall Papers. Win.
III 65En dow Shades and Room Modines.
sVNREFe House Painting Fresco Decorst.
NVfbS' ing. Lowest prices. Best work
manshipl 907 l1th ST. nw
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PRINTING.

First class work at rea-
sonable prices on short
notice. Orders 10y mail
} given prompt attention.
S. V. Matchett. 425 9th
st. NV.
Ours is n plant which
combines the artistic with
the practical. Miller Art
3 Press, i05 nth 81. NV.
c. & Co, artistic book and
printers, 904 L st. NV. II
! are in hurry and want TO
e money come to me-
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CAFES.

I Cafe and Oyster House,
J G llth and Pa. ave. NV. /;
every dish known TO gas
u -tronomy served. Broiled
i've HOLSTERS and all sea
foods.
Schneider's is the only or
iginal free crab feast. II YOU
have not been there you Ger
tainly are missing il. Bring
the ladies. Good music. Crabs
every night. End of car route
at Navy Yard.
want a good and substantial
Ior I5c or 25c go TO 1923 n. Y.
Dairy lunches. Electric fans.
I attention.
The Nat. Lunch Room. OH d
i. NV, for ladies and gentle
men, has been reopened under
new and experienced MANAGE
mt. Quick service. Low prices.
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FURNTTURE-NEW AND SECOND
HAND.

and shipping. J. L. Grif.
nth, ll43 7th ST. NV. Fur
J Hiture. stoves and carpets
a bought, sold and exchang-
ed Buying out families a
speciality.
furniture bought.
I'd exchanged by Henry Rosen-
sorner sth and d sts. NV. Of.
ID store fixtures a specially.
ire repaired and packed for
Jment.
'urnitGHe Store. 2IOO l4th st.
". Furniture upholstered. re-
aired, packed, and carefully
carpets cleaned, fitted
nd revived TO look like new:
forage. All work done on
Temises ny skillful workmen.
'harges moderate. 25c EXPIRE S.
and modern furniture of all
kinds can now be found at
the new quarters OF c. A.
Best, az 924 9th ST. NV,
formerly at sth and K NV.
c. r. Clifford & Co. 1884
4 18th -. NV. New and Sec
= ! ond-'.and furniture. Clean.
y U separate storage room, 81
per load.
cash prices paid for ali kinds
1 Of household goods. Kinsey
d Dickinson, 1877 eth st.
NV. Furniture, carpets,
stoves. etc. Drop a postal.
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CLOTHERS.

anI. Co.. Clothing, ats and Furnish
HEU ing Goods. Fine Tailoring Special.
hnG GM ty 62l Pa ave NV
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HousEFIRNIsHINGs

glassware. fancy pottery and
table cutlery. furniture and
house furnishings in general
2Qih sEd Pa. ave. NV. William
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$50 s.,.:.'s ,::.: e, ,
Expert: 5. s: s: G.. 6: :
u new
ZENT-
Wheels.
wick
| ihnrfu The
G ] u0I mo,
$50 &c G; :;
RARRERS, SIPHLIEs.

II you want a Razor that is
a razor-we've got Just the
razor you want. Take it home
and try tiff if don't suit
your beard bring Il hack and
take home another! Nalf0rd's,
AZ and 900 Pa. ave.
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F., Ills Pa. ave. nw., whole
sale and retail oyster dealer.
Families, hotels, clubs. and
restaurants supplied ON short
notice. Tel. 1913.
Oyster house, corner 9th and
II ets. ne. Regular lunches
at all hours. CLANS. crabs,
etc. Try our ice cream. A.
b. Senard, Proprietor.
Edward. Wholesale and re-
tail oyster depot, 427 I2th
st. NV. Cab meat, Little
Neck CLAIMS, large CLANS, raw
oysters, crabs. etc. Phone
2024.
soft shell crabs. CLAIMS and
meat. Wholesale and retail.
my soft shells on toast. NJ.
on, &c II ST. nv.
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UNDERWRITERS.

IN r. F. Sons Undertakcrs
9rV9V. s9s prompt Ps sss sT5 's1ns ss1Ts;
Rsua W able. Phone s2s
;' {; !: :@::'$:': e. ;'':''i''' i'i'
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HAULING.

original Springmann's Express. 9a7 d
st. NV. Hauling of all descriptions.
Storage. packing. shipping. Phone
26s.
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HAIRDREssERs.

J., 9l2 l4th st. NV, ,
French Hairdressing Es-
Enlistment; natural
curls. braids, etc. Sham
pooing and dyeing. Re-
duced prices for the Sum-
mer.
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MERCHANT TAILORs.

Repairing '::;. : .'::::. ;: !: e. II: !:
S. up. Perfect fit
guaranteed 1874 I4h
ST. IVY.
Levta ::: +. +. ;:::: .: 4: : !: ::
GERS. 4s II st. NV
NQnH B. b., HOS St NV. merchant
NEHfEFSs tailor. perfect fit guaranteed
" Va Ss - Cleaning and repairing
Wanted : ::3 s.: :: =: : ! St; Sc S ::
Dyeing and repairing.
Crssbauer e.. =: !: :: ::::::; !:
9th 81. NV.
nsa1as& Co. 14l7 Pa. ave. NV. Mer-
P%EE5 chant Tailors, High grade Goods
d 1UtVg moderate prices
Pelzman, d j, al s:;.nss: s. nv: Tailor.
RI ing, dyeing, altering, and repair
tskEQsa ing. r. Krutkowitz, 1896 14th ST.
EEEEmES NV, merchant tai or
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Printing
Printing.
Jones, +: :: !. +: :
MnER :.

nd Steam Heating, and Plumb
onnor Bros, 1872 9th st. NV.
5 cheerfully furnished.
ing. ". P. Flack, 4O7 II st. ne.
Registered pluzber and ga tit
.er. Rcmodeling estimates
.heeriully furnished.
". f.. Brightwood ave. NV.
Licensed sanitary pumbeT
a and gas filter. Estimate
= furnished cheerfuily. Drop
me d postal.
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b. s.. 7S7 sth st. Sc, Jeweler;
fine watch and clock repairing a
specially. Work guarante d.
Prices the lowest.
Repairing; Dealer in Watches,
Diamonds and Spectacles. /. p.
Libbey. 4s3 9th st. nv.
manufacturing jeweler, 725 eth
st. NV. Military, Masonic and
school medals a speciality. Spec
ial designs furnished.
NJ, 507 7m ST. NV,
'0F Watches. Clocks, jew.
ri elry, Diamonds, etc.
Ss Z Watch Materials, Watch
Makers ard Engravers'
Tools.
f. A.. 505 4 IL st. sw., cash
paid for old gold and silver
9 watches and jewelry. Watch
: repairing a specially. Main
spring. 81. Cleaning, 81.
for old gold and silver by ].
niger, optician and jewcler. sl5
I. NV. Fine watch and jewelry
liring.
Repairing. Full line Of Jew
elery at very lowest prices.
Hillyard Bros, 1877 7th ST.
NV. Repairing a specially.
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tt0t tuSuO
Dim a #:.5.#: A. i !. : :::: i: s s. j.
Victor, !. +. \ I
Ia
Larkin, = !. p; !: I.
Cycles. ]. !. ]. !. !.
~ Re
"
suI
Bicycles.

The Liberty Road Racer is
a better built wheel than
most Of the S75 models. So
on time, SIS down and S. per
month. lroquois Cycle Co,
$40 lsth ST. NV.
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ENGRAVED

Engraving Co, Hutchins
Bldg, line aud half-tone
cuts for al purposes;
high-class designs and IL
lustrations.
The times., 1898-07-10
Hot s.:.-.:.: S:'.. =: :: !:
Plumb i !: ]. !:
QuiInter, |
PE
LandOn,
SHOE STORES.

EEH Fl ington Shoe Co. 495 Pa. ave
EkE NNS NV. s. and s6 shoes now $50
uE GNsS 50 and $3.50 shoes now $3.50
as UQts 81 shoes now 9sc
HEs shoe store, 1Ill st. ne. op-
EsEfH H}E posite y T. Temple Moth.
HEE MI - ing but frst-class goods
sssE SkE W handled. We can save
you so per cent
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

the original northeast fur.
nisher and halter, Sl3 II
st. ne. The very latest
7 styles and best qualities at
lowest prices.
The times., 1898-07-10
OYSTER HOUSE.

walt, L. c., wholesale and retail
dealer in oysters, fish and game,
203l l4th st. NV and l454 Z ST. NV.
New York, Blue Points, Lynn Haven,
Chesapeake Bay, and Norfolk oys-
tiers always on hand. Prompt de-
livery. Reasonable prices.
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HARNESS AND Trunks.

Sons. 425 18th st. NV,
a manufacturers of Trunks
~ and Harness. Persons
" about TO leave the city
will find every article
needed in travelling.
me to have your trunks put
by 7. o. Lyddane, l415 p
Horse furnishings and stable
). Harness made to order
Iired.
J. T. Hunter & Co., job
bers. Fine line of har-
ness, Holly whips, leath-
er lashes, S2.00. Buggy
harness, SO. Call and look
over stock and get prices.
The times., 1898-07-10

Furnishings and hats. One price
to all. Gerson NJ. Cohen, 400
9TH st. NV. Latest styles. Low
est prices.
The times., 1898-07-10

Richard s., ESQ II st. ne.
Wall papers ard painting. See
samples OF my work and
papers. All work guaranteed.
The times., 1898-07-10
UsEMENTs.

Hs Phonograph Parlors.
IN g@a hHR Coolest and most tas-
cinafing place in the
CITY. Dummies, 10 for
q cents. 9I9 Pa. ave
The times., 1898-07-10
NEWS AGENTS.

dan Jos. News agent and dealer
HHtEs in cigars and tobacco. stl:
" UCei/ and Pa. ave. Sc.
The times., 1898-07-10

Wm.. News agent and
dealer in cigars and to-
bacco. 7O7 H st. ne.
!. Edward. News agent
nm and dealer in cigars
sand tobacco. 9TH and
iV> Florida ave. NV.
T. E. News agent and
dealer in cigars and to-
bacco. Anacostia. D. c.
TX News agent and dealer
cigars and tobacco. 4th and
IS. NV.
t. 937 D st. NV. Whole
le agent for out-of-town
pers and Washington Times.
Joe. News agent and
. dealer in cigars and to-
, bacco. 600 9TH st. sw.
The times., 1898-07-10
BEDDING.

NHW IUIk ssG ssfas5; :.n53:. g.15 % order
a Now j. the season 10 hav, bed,
III nn cleaned. H. A. LingeT & Son,
nHH& manufactu urers OF all kinds Of bed
UuVE ding. Mattresses made and re-
made. III 18th i. and cor
ner i8th and Q SIS. ~.
an tresses made 10 order and made over
HHnf equal To new. Furniture of all kinds
kEhTI repaired packed and shipped L. J..
GEGue SChippel, uphOisteTer. 1903 10th ST.
The times., 1898-07-10

D. l., & Co. G23 C St NV.
Boarding, livery and sale stable.
Stylish turnouts at reasonable
prices. Phone 905.
The times., 1898-07-10
HARDWARE.

NJ. Frank, dealer in
Fancy Cutlery, Hard
ware, Agricultural I'm
plements. Seed, etc, has
removed from 1024 TO
l02l 9TH ST. nw., on the
opposite side Of the
street.
The times., 1898-07-10
ICE CREAM.
WnStOnS S: E.. 5: .':' s: C: c {: e G. :'

=
Ice cream and water ices.
Absolutely pure. None b tier,
90c per gallon. Brick cream,
81 per gallon. MRnutact y ed
by j. Elmer Lacey, Coz n. Y.
ave. NV. Phone 1895.
and flayors unsurpassed. Bo ne's
ice cream and ices. Sunday
orders a specially. A trial
solicited. Phone iIe4. f. w.
Boone. l726 Pa. ave. NV.
fields, SO II st. ne. Pure ice
cream and ices, S1.20 per gallon.
Quality warranted TO be equal
to the best made. Mail o-de S
solicited.
Miss 4. r. Ice cream parlor,
1909 II ST. ne. Fussell's ice
cream soda, all pure fiavors,
CONNECTIONS. cakes. etc.
The times., 1898-07-10

Stables. 12l0-l2I2 Ohio
ave nv. Best and
cheapest accommodation
in Wash. for fransients
and tanners. Livery,
Boarding and Hiring.
II. III. Sullivan. Prop.
The times., 1898-07-10
BI FEETG.

Costello f#$.: A As. +: +; +. :::;: 8: e: 6 ::
RE William, 1908 Pa. ave nw las
m0T7 only the best and purest goods
QIUtEs Heuricf's Maerzen Beer.
N m And see Geo. Coldenstroth, formerly Of
E.&I Bladensburg. now at Academy Buffet
Qu z07-409 9th st. NV
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What love can

suffering little one, Such mothers take
little or no account of their own WEAKNESS
and weakness, but keep until they drop.
They seldom realize how completely their
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Every mother, and every woman who ex-
poets TO be mother, ought 10 obtain the
health bringing. strength creating assist
ance of Dr.. Pierce's Favori,e Prescription
It gives elastic endurance 10 the organs
concerned in motherhood and nouyishirg
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Taken early during CESSATION, II makes
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II protects the mother against relapse and
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ishnent during the nursing period.
1t reinforCes tired over wrought women at
every critical stage. and heals the special
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designed fof this express purpose by an
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DR.. Pierce has devoted thirty years to this
particular field OF practice. His thousand
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pay the cost OF mailing only. Or, cloth
bound for II stamps Address 4. V. Pierce.
NJ. D., Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. 7. 3. Clough, Box zo3. Lisbon Grafton Co,
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II you remember I wrote you abou; year ago
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me a great deal of suffering I got along re-
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IL q recent letter fram Na>binc,on. D. r.,
10 an old fr.egd. MAJOR -. 4 ~5Uis- fo-
twenty wears ulfezi States Consul ~ ~ju-.a-
rore, SAYS. ~ hiie al ip.~ Moine~ i-catne
acquainted wi:h Imminent known "a, ham
teri4ins Pam Balm, which found excel
lent against rheumatism a. w,il o. against
Soreness of tie thFoat and chset giving me
much easier Breathing / had Q touch If
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irecls applied u tie throat and chest re-
heved me OF il a, once. l would 10. he
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PATRDNlXt. ths new Ice company.
Tel Nan -
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WAfiNEs Band ard Airs E.E-ade
a. Madison rAxE tA.s aI.aSnson A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26
ALL OMENS AND AUGURIES
POINT TO A BRILLIANT DAY.
Committees in Charge Of the Fourth Of July Set
High Standard and Will Not Fall Below 1t.


there " make sure as ssy 90 n t owe 70 themselves and to
fansnsn s 49,
evident only that Seattle !:
has never had before m
spectators
me Noticeable in the ,hronx Of
Of the with Span and nss
backward expressing it From all sources BRITISH and ION go
the line viii send down
singing America and God save the
Will oemns Of international brotherhood
chairman A. r Ambrose
his visit Victoria and Vancouver cannot ind words sad MT Am
10 express my appreciation o, the
friendly eelN
Everywhere thes
should
which both nations shall join with
English speaking nations
liberty of which they stand as the e1p0nents to the
The minor o'smn are a'taa's
day have
will be present part of
Athletic Are
competition will be not
, DASH rrooa hal mile run and other professional events
Will
celebration Tacoma having
IN ] n, cents These do no, compese the list hut they viii ser.
give the Fourth
will be then that shah
sufficiently appreciation Of the
about work with renewed confidence and
thanking almost
/
contemplated excursion by the steamer Tartar both
will be for blood 1t not exhibition
game. arranged 10, ~ g, hi w two hn payes r the
easily wnlbe
49, 49, s ~. roo, condition and no one who has ever seen se clean
fail his pulses sekenel at the
OF seeing a shall the Fourth"
The , s from a the soara %, public works general pem
him
Graud Jubilee on Sunday Night.
Win be held week from tonight on Pioneer
place bound 10 be a great success Az rs e , 1885, -, -
ID take part in the exercises
earnestly requested by the committee to make
accordance with this
committee WIZ
~ IN t' ~ a., -, 49, ,, Va, ts ,nn T., b,os t ~
Old Hundred
Distributed
arranged
Methodist Episcopal
Of
pronounced 10y
Of Pioneer sunday evening and the thousands who attend VIII not be
VISA rn 5>oss aaos ey rmtnt Of BIS time to the dan. O. the
arrangements
by which 'e various troal 'so7ato % n" city viii t strongly
pa'y 7t The K"rh'~ g tie Maatee~ W.
VII
- wa. M5~ The saaaoa o VII r,r~~ uonan Dr. 4r arav in
Re ara n 60 f aa' ar husband
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Forecast.
Fest Texas-Fair; colder: northerly gales.
West Texas and New Mexico-Fair; east
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair; cold
or in extreme eastern portions; north winds.
Arkansas Fair; colder; aortl winds.
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W. j. BRYAN ON IMPERIALISM
THE EVIL FINDS IT'S INSPIRATION
IN DOLLARS, NOT IN DUTY.
Have No Right 10 Harden Onr People
with Taxes that Jungies
May lie Exploited.

Lincoln, iNeb. December Ca compile
mentary reception AMI banquet TO Colonel
w J. Bryan was tendersd tonight by the
Nebraska Travelling Mems Bryan club at
the Lincoln hotel. Invitations were sent
to $50 addresses Of Mr.. Bryan. which were
with few exceptions accepted The only
notable absentet was Congressman Bailey
OF Texas, who was 10 have responded 20
the toast Democracy but who tele-
graphed from Washington his inability 70
be present. The dining hall WAS thre~h
open at . 0'clccls ana the speechmaking be-
gan an tour later.
Mr.. Bryan responded to the sentiment.
Americas mission Let moi The crime
of the East crimson thy name; be freedom
and science and virtue Thy fame.
After commencing members OF the cup
for their fidelity 10 the Chicago PLATFORM
MI. Bryan proceeded 10 isisenss the Phh-
lippine question. He insisted thai coion-
Ial policy was wrong IN principle ana IN
wise, and he predicted thai Il would prove
Improbable In practice. He said IN part
,.You have labored diligently TO prevent
foreign financicrs from disregardins me
rights OF the American people; nov you
are called upon 10 use your influence g
prevent the American peopls, lrSn olAie-
gardlng the rights OF others. Self-restfaiat
Is 4 difficult yrtue 10 practice. solomon
saws thai he who rules his own spirit ~
better than be that takssh city Tae
American people have shown fnat tnts can
lase city; viii they be able 10 RESTRAIN
the spirit OF conquest?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-31
A FREEZE IS fORECASTED.
COLD wEATHE Or ALL TEXAS,
INCLUDING 81 COUNTRY.
Drop I'm Tenn Z, lure ms Predicted
VIII Garry Mercury Below
the ling Point.

Washington. { mber so.--storm north
east, 10 p. m ownsyille Corpus Christi.
Galveston. Port Lads: Increasing air pres
sure will cause northorly gales on the middle
aud west gulf coast and much colder weather.
Moore.
Galveston, Texas December 3o.-A
norther is coming and the coast country is
in for another freeze. This cold wave is
not going to be SO wintry as the one of
three wesks ago. but the change will be
sudden and the drop in temperature fully
as great as it was then.
Ths local United States weather bureau
has been very active today. DR.. Cline's
map this morning showed an area Of high
pressure over the eastern portion of the
Rocky mountain range extending into
weather throughout the north, the temper.
ature at MANY points being below zero.
The temperature was below freezing in
Northwest Texas this morning and snow
was reported at Amarillo. The cold wave
flag was holsted here about moor and
warnings were sent out to vsrious coast
corntry towns OF the approaching blizzard.
Cline did not issue amy temperature
predictions today. but a special forecast
received here frcm Washington this after
rcon says tine temperature will fall 20 to
80 degrees here by Saturday night. TO
verify this prediction the temlnnature will
Rave to drop about Sc degrees within the
next twenty-fonr hours. 1t will reach the
freezing point all over the coast country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-31
"EMBALMED BEEF" ROW.
Commission of Officers to Assemble and Investi-
gate Miles Charges.
Chicago Record.

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