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Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04
PLATFORM.

The Peoples Independent Silver Party
Of Douglas county, State of Nevada, in
county convention assembled, does affirm
its allegiance to those great essential prin-
ciples OF justice and liberty upon which
our institutions are founded, viz: freedom
of the press, and the equality of all per-
sons before the law, and the faithful OBJ
servance OF constitutional limits.
We heartily endorse the platform of
the National Silver party adopted at St.
Louis. July 25, 1896.
We declare the restoration of silver to
the place accorded it as a money metal
by the founders OF the Government, to
be the paramount issue.
We demand the reconciliation of silver
at the present ratio of 16 to ] without
waiiing for the aid of any other nation.
We also demand that our representa-
tives in Congress stand as squarely with
the people on the question of railroad
freights and fares as upon the silver
question.
We demand legislation excluding for
eign paupers, criminals, and contract Ia
Dor
We pledge the fostering care of the
State to our public schools and the State
University, of which we are justly proud
and favor such legislation as will increase
their efficiency.
We hold that public Office is public
trust, and that no person or party should
be trusted who has violated that trust.
We are in favor OF an amendment to
the constitution of the United States
providing for the election of United
States Senators by direct vote of the peo-
pie.
We also demand that our representa-
tives in the legislature of the State of Ne
vada. use all honorable means to prevent
the annexation of Douglas county to
Ormsby county or any other county or
counties.
We condemn the action of those in
charge of the nations military affairs, in
their failure to properly protect the
health of the brave volunteers, who went
forth to battle for their country, and the
deplorable condition Of the Jacksonville
camp.
We also demand vigorous prosecu-
ton of the boundary line dispute between
Douglas and Lyon counties now pending
in court.
We call the attention Of the people Of
Douglas county and the State of Nevada
to the fact that judicious use of the
food waters of the Carson river an wat
er that might be impounded in available
reservoir sites, would immeasureably in
crease the taxable property of this county
and we demand. that our State and Nat
ional Legislators, use every honorable
means in their power to promote govern
ment aid for the economical storage of
water
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04
Would Tip the conduc tor.

A few days ago on the morning train
to Reno very large woman occupied a
seat in the car with small baby. Some
young ladies were on the train flirting
with Conductor Bray, for all the young
ladies who travel on the V. & I. have a
pleasant smile and word for Conductor
Bray, who is the pleasantest and most
winsome man, with the fair sex, who
ever punched tickets on the road
Presently the woman with the baby
began nursing it. This caused the young
ladies TO giggle and the conductor drift
ed down the aisle to ascertain the cause
of the hilarity.
The laughing of the girls increased as
Bray showed up and this caused the
child to turn from the maternal font to
see what all the noise was about. The
woman tried to get the kid back to its
breakfast, but its curiosity was excited
and it continued to regard the young
ladies with staring eyes. Then the
mother resorted to threat.
"Take it, Patsy. take it; or I'll give it
to the conductor"
The young ladies went into conyul-
sions and Bray had immediate business
in the other car.--Carson Appeal.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04
Silver Convention.
Did not Endorse the Reno Plat
form.

Did not Endorse the Reno Plat
form.
The convention of the Peoples indie.
pendent Silver Party was called to order
at the Court House last Tuesday morn
ing by Chairman c. M. Taylor of the
Central Committee. The following dele
gates were present:
H. c. Dangberg, A. J. Pettegrew, John
Frantzen, H. Jessen, G. M. Henningsen,
F. Heise, Fl. F. Dangberg, Jr., Hans Mel
son, Frank Smith, Jesse Allen, Bert
Dake, A. l.. Rice, r. Raycraft, T. j.
Schiek, John Anderson, Wallace Park,
Walter Berry, f. NJ. Sullivan, Geo. Win
ter, Fred Winter. +. r. Short.
A. l.. Rice was elected Chairman OF
the Central Committee after repeated
ballotings. The Silver platform
adopted favors the election of
United States Senators by direct vote of
the people, and fails to endorse the Plat
form adopted by the Silver Party at
Reno Sept. 8, IS9S but does endorse the
st. Louis platform OF 1896. The entire
ticket nominated is as follows:
For Senator
j. II. MARTIN.
For Assem- blyman
r. r. WILKER soN.
For Sheriff and Assessor
WM MCCORMICK.
For Auditor and Recorder
FRED KOLTZ
For Clerk aud Treasurer
W. L VIRGIN.
For District Attorney and Ex officio Superii
tendent o Schools
NJ TURNER.
For @ IN missioner don term)
F FE1TIC.
For Com n ssioaer f-hort term
ID. B PARK.
For Surveyor
p. YOUNG
For Public Administrator and Coroner
d. DELONG.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
East Fork Justice Of tho Peace. Passed;
Constable, Chris. Jesperson.
Geuoa-For Justice Of the Peace, @. W.
Dske; Constable Theo Tillman
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04
PhotoeraphinQ colors.

BY purely mechanical process, the
discovery of the late ]. w. McDonough,
OF Chicago, the colors of flowers, foliage
and landscapes, even to the most delicate
tints. can be accurately reproduced with
an exposure of one-ffth of second. The
magazines and newspapers will likely
soon be able to reproduce photographs
in colors as easily and cheaply as the
work is now done.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04
Republican Convention.
Platform Favors Water Storage.

Platform Favors Water Storage.
Chairman Springmeyer of the Central
Committee called the Republican con-
vention to order at the Court House,
Genoa, last Wednesday. W. H. Foley
was chosen Chairman, and Edgar Sea
mon Secretary The following named
delegates were present:
J. W. Haines, S. A. Kinsey. Edgar Sea
mon, W. J. Gray, H. d. Joh S, J. Roden-
bah, F Hussman, F. Hellwinkel, L. S.
Ezell, W. II. Foley, p c. Wilder, M.
Jepsen, VIM. Richford, L. T. Franklin,
H. Park, Israel Jones, d. r. Jones, G.
Tucke, VIM. Dressler, H. Fulstone.
The platform was adopted as read and
among other things favors water storage
in the strongest terms.
A full ticket was nominated, save that
of Recorder, which was passed. The
ticket nominated was as follows:
For Senator
H II. SPRINGMEYER
For Assemblyman
L 7. F5ANKLIN.
For Sheriff and Assessor
J.F. BROCKLIss.
For Clelk K and Ex officio Treasurer
N BLOSSOM.
For District Attorney AMI Ex Oficio Superin
tendent of Seboals
D. W. VIRGIN
For Comm ssioner dong term
II. FULSToNE.
For commissioner (short term
N. II. JOHNSON.
For Surveyor
r. COOK
Nor Public Administrator and Coroner.
G. W. SELBY.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Genoa For Justice OF the Peace, II. P
Burnham; Constable, j. Werner.
East Fork-For Justice of the Peace. L. $.
Ezell; Constable, passed.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04
A Fortunate Escape.

VIM. Metzel noted lawyer OF San
Francisco with his friends was returning
from Bridgeport last week, and when
near Carters Station, the axle OF the
carriage broke, soaring the horses and
throwing the occupants out. None were
seriously injured. The carriage belongs
to Doc Benton of Carson and is total
wreck.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04

A. Livingston, President of the Orms-
by Agricultural Association when seen
by the RECORD man said: Il have had
greater trouble in keeping the jobbers off
the track this year than ever before.
Filming seems to have but little effect. l
am determined however to have the races
played fair, and will try to down any
thing that looks like job, If have to
rule them off the track for life. Some
accuse me of being too severe. 1t is nee
essary to be so, or the public would not
stand it."
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04

I. B. Schwartz, the owner of Mafada,
the finest stallion on the coast, will bring
a string Of race horses to Carson valley
to winter Besides Mafada there will be
full sister to him, Ell Rio Rey filly, Dur
ango, Christian and Skirmish Mafada
ran three times at the State Fair, won
twice, and took second place in the other
race, and also won two races at the Car
son track. Mr. Schwartz also won blue
ribbon and diploma at the State Fair
for the Quad gate.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04

1t is to be hoped that next year the
Ormsby Agricultural Society, will give
an exhibit and fair, to which every pro-
ducer shall be invited to exhibit some
thing he or she has raised or produced.
That suitable prizes will be awarded to a
number Of industries, that the best of
each may be known.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04
Echoes OF the Track.

VIM. Starke has new hand organ i'm
ported from New York. 1t has a clear
loud tone. and was one of the attractions
fair week. He furnished the music, while
Captain somebody did the cannon ball
act.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-10-04
SILVER pHRTY
STHTE TICKET
1893. 1898.

1910. 1910.
For United States Senator
WILLIAM N. EWABr
OF Ornsby.
For Congress
FRANCIS G. NEWLANDS
OF Washoe
For Governor
PEINHOLD sADLER
OF Eureka
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES r. JUDGE
Of Ormsby
For Associate Justice Supreme Court
HARLES II. BELKSAP
OF Ormsby.
For Secretary Of State
EUGENE HOWELL
OF White Pine.
For State Treasurer
DAVE RYAN
OF Storey.
For State Controller
SAMUEL p. DAVIS
OF Ormsby.
For Attorney General
WILLIAM ID JONES
Of Lander.
For State Printer
ANDREW MAUtE
OF N.Y..
For Surveyor General
EDWARD ID. KELLEY
OF Washoe.
For Superintendent Public Instruction.
HENRY C. CUTTING
OF Esmeralda
For Regent State University
Oong rerm)
w. f. F. DEAL
Of storey.
For Regent State University
(Short term }
HENRY 5. SrARRErf
OF Lander.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGES.
First District
CHARLES L. MACK
OF Storey
Second District
B. f. CuRLER
OF Washoe.
Third District,
A. L. FITZGERALD
OF Eureka.
Fourth District
g F. TALBOT
OF Elko.
Fifth District
SAMUEL j BONNIFlELD
OF Humboldt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

leBten Sabre, an Sdmftagen fldrtren tonne,
0as lit tpobl bas erte Mal, bdB Elm
GonflI, gu befen 9auptaufgaben es ge6Ort,
ben 9dnbel Ietnes 9dnbes nit Dem, in pcl&em
ct atfrebitirt 1T, gu fOrbern, itOrenb in benz
fel6en %einaugreifen fu9t, unb dl9 fpo5l oas
erite deal, baB unfer Staatsbepartement fi4
g~e3tpungen itebt, in elmer iol6en Sd@e cine
Grtf9eibung db3ugeben. @ie bteIel6e ausz
faLlen tpirb, barii6er foGte pa6rli9 tei1
3peifeI fem. Selbft tpenn es in biefem 2anbe
G9iffen berbpten tpdre, tpds IS unferes Wtle
iens ni9t lit, I'M Sonntdg u63ufabren, 10
ni!rbe es bo8 bic 60be Der l~tnpsr19Gmtbeit
fein, unfere @e6rdu9e unb 9efebe dnberen
2dnbern auf5pingen gu molten. Wenn Or.
gtitcairn's %religi0ie Sfrupel inn nt4t getatz
ten, am Sonntog in Ieiner Sffice gu erI9eiz
men unb Papiere gu unter5et4nen, 10 fo1tc
er Elm Nntt ni9t ungenommen BADEN, gu beIz
fen regelmGBigen S~bliegenbeiten bas ge6Ort,
- ean5 abge1e6en babon, DaB er tpa6rf4etnz
liG Die 1~1nteraei6nung Der 9apiere in ben
Ieltenten 6G1en ielbt bornimmt, ionbsrt
bies bur6 1einen, @ecretdr pber ben @icez
GpnIul benertiteQigen ldBt.
Or. pitcairn fpmmt BON 6drrisburg in
8ennf1lbdnien unb tpurbe auf Nnbrdngen
feines 8rubers, zines Bittsburger @i1enz
6abnsM agnaten, gu benz poiten e%rndnrt.
Gr lit nit benz aus9eipro3enen 3mede mad
brii6en gegungen bic @elegen6eit our 8ereiz
9er1ng 1einer mebi3tniI9 fen &enntniiie aus
3uniiBen, unb es 6etBt au4, baB er Dies i'm
boGItsn MaBe tbue, unb baB bereits ala9en
h1rii6er eingeGaufen feien, baB er feline 9an5e
3eit in ben 9oIpitdlern berbringe unb Die
@efGdfte gang benz 8icez@OnI jul iiberlaie.
Sons benz 10 1T, 10 tpiirbe Der @erba6t, Dag
Or. pitcairn nur, UNI NIT feiner Sr0Grmigz
felt gu Gsu9ten, biefen Gonflift berauf6es
f4poren 6at, nu6e liegen, unb berIelbe pirS
beTtGtigt bur9 bic No9ri9t, buB er Elm eff
riger Metbobift lit, unb 81 0aufe Sonntags=
fGu1ebrer mar.
Nun 1T @ub6at66eiligung cine fe6r f90ne
9a9e, iie aber BON 6remben ~er3pingen 4polz
len, nod ba5u in amtli9er @igeni9dft, ba3
1T benin bod cine etnas itdrte 4nmuBultg,
unb boffentGi9 tpirb Der uIte SHERMAN Sem
iibereifrigen GDnful ge6Drig ben &iimmel
reiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23
Gin frontnter @omfnI.

Gin ~mertpiirOi9er Gonfltft lit, Na6ri9ttu
aus @aIbington 5ufolge, 5piI4en Der 6an=
burg=Nmeritanii6en @odetfubrtz9 efelf9afi
uno un1erem @onful in 6amburg ausgebrpz
den. 9enannte @eIe1l@aft bat fiinfaebu
Sabre lang einenSbeil ibrer 0ampfer @onn.
tags abseben luffen, nit Nusna6me bes lebz
ten Sa6res, mo fe ben Mbfa6rtstag dui
Gom1tag perlegte. 9ieTe Menberung ober
tat 1i9 aus berI@iebenen @riinben ni9t Be-
tpd6rt unb Der @efeui9aft oieG l%1nbequsmli6=
teiten perurfa3t, unb fie but besbalb BE-
|fAlofen, auf ben Sonutdg auriidauge6en.
0a a6er bat ii9 .ibr elm ~unertpartetes 6inz
berntB in ben @eg geteIt. Infer bortiger
GorfuI, Or. 9ugb piteairn, meigert fi9, -
unb 3tpar aus religiDfen @riinbsn - an
Gonntag bic &Iarirungszp apiere gu unter=
5s;4nen. Die @eieuf&aft bat fi4 nun an
%unIsren Stdatsistretdr getpanbt, unb benz
felben eriu6t, feinemgoniul ben &ppf 3urs6i
5u feben, urlb Die Nnft9t ausgeTpro9en, baB
ofF1en @eigerung tpobG mebr auf 8equem=
li6fsit uls auf SrDmmigfeit berube. Oaa
StdatsOepurtement bat audi ben gpn1ul aufz
gefproert, fem @erbalten gu erfldren, uni
3u9lei4 bon Der @efeni9uft 4ustunft erbe=
Ten, tpes6ol6 ite lire s9iffe ni9t, pie i'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

Die erFe Staots< unb Gons
greBpu6G biefes Sabres finbet
am erIten Montag beg Sum- in Oregon
ftatt. Die bortigen 9emOtSuten unb pc
puliiten balten am 5reiIilber feft uno Die bDrz
!ige republitanii9e partei i4eint enti9loiIen,
auf Der @d6run9splutform bes leBtea res
publifdni{9en acknowledgements gu 0erRars
rem. Sci Der prdftbentenpabl i'm NDbem>
Der 1896 iiegten in Oregon Die McRinlerz
@a6lmGnnerymi elmer pluralitdt oon PLY;
unb fir Oregon's 3pei @tbe i'm ndtipnulen
N6georbneten6aus purben i'm SUM- 1896
5tpei 3epu6Gitaner, SDngue uno @ais, gsz
tpG6lt, Die feit6er CUR f4peren NieOerlage Der
berii9tigten Sil6erz8iH bss SeRats beise<
.ragen BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

n8ritif9 gufon Company" beran1aBt, mil
bem 8an Der 8a6n fofort gu beginner.
Wie @iltinfon fagt, nirb bic 8a6n Bis
Mttte CONNER fertig fem.
RaYti.
galiitbene Sou9arb, Der fri6ere Sinan5s
%n1tntIter bon 9apti, befinbet Ii9 ptsber in
9apti unb intriguirt gegen bic aegierung.
@r bat ii3 Der partei bes DerForbener
goisraub Canal angei9lofen, unb ipirb Der
tsBtgen &egierun9 pabri4sinl:9 babur9
unannebmli9feiten bereiten.
5ou4arb lit in 6aDtt belie6t unb tpirb
BON alien Parteien fir einen guten Sinansz
mann umb anBerorbeutli4 fd6igsn Menf9en
gebalten.
Sein Mtt6etperber Tim bic prGiibenti4aft
tpirb pa6rfGeinIi4 Munieut fein, tsr jebige
Sefanbte in Srantreth. 9ie @a6l bsFeG=
ben tpirOe fir bic Snterefen Der Musldnber
in 9opti Elm f6perer S9Gug fein, ba er tets
dls Elm Srembenbafer 6efonnt mar.
PrGiiosnt Auguftin Simon Sam Fat Iid
als duBerit f4pa@ unb un5uOerGdfig trz
piefen, unb feline 8egierung fat it9 in
5ofge Der feigen 9olitif in Dem san BON
@rntl 2iioers, unb 1einer 1nFG6igfeit, bic
jamnerboqen 5inun83uitGnbe gu bsrbefern,
i'm Sanbe unbelie6t 9ema9t. O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

Die in ooriger @o4e in unierem rSSnEanD"
e~rpd6nten 8irren in Der ben ~ SGgL. 5e=
Gegrup9" in Snbianupolis berz
dusgebsnben b%ortigen r9utenbergzGp." bas
BEN fi9 gliifli9 9el0it, unb Der uusge3ei4nete
Sournalif S. 9. Soup bleibt an ben
Gpibe unb Spribe. Soup 1T 6efanntli4
unter ben ~penigen beutf4en Sil6ertdmpen
Der be9arrIihite unb eifrigite unb ite6t bdber
i'm i9neibsnbiten @iberipru4e gu uns unb
8ielen. N6er bus BARI uns ni9t ab6dlten,
feline bo6e peri0nliae @bren6uf.igteit, feline
6ebeutenbe iournaIiitii6e 8sgu6ung nno Die
groBen @eroienite, bic er fih namentli3 aud
als Gungid6riger tupferer 8erfe9ter Der
He9te bes 9eu1f9t6ums erpor6en bat dufs
pGrmite an5uerfennen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

Die 9uttonnIubgeorbneten
BON G6tcd9o f4einen ieBt 6einabe bur4
bic 8anf, mad benz braoen 8or9un9e 8ouz
tens, gegen bic 2obge=8il1 gu fein.
Oas 8eIte unb Submit tie tpGre nun, pean bus
Observation-Disclosures mann6aft unb
brett Die inn bonn Senat iiberI4idie 2pOges
8iG berperfen piirbe. Spre9erGeeb,
Der ni9t iopo6l aug 2ie6e our @inuanbs=
rung als aus flarem ParteiOertan0e 9egen
bic 2obgez8iG 1T, traut porerit Der Me6rbeit
bes 6aufes Die &ruft, Die Senutsbiq 3u oer=
perfen, ni9t gu. 90 er aber gu Der lle6er=
8eugung gelangt 1T, buB Die republifaniI9e
Purtei fn9 bur4 Nnna6me Der Bill Dor ben
biesiG6rigen Nutionalz unb StdatszBable
f9neren S4uben 3ufugen piirbe, 10 pirO er,
pte man 9laubt, feline gan3e po6l6eipdbrte
parlamentarti9e bittatorii9e StGrfe aufz
bieten, un bic 8orna6me Der 8iQ in Der iez
bigen @~pngreBperiobe gu berbinbern. Cine
fol3e 8erI4leppung lit freilib feine befrie=
bigenbe 20fung. 9D3 ben &eeb trtfft feline
S3ulb. Mdre er iiber3eugt, bdB bic SIN
jest i'm 9Guie gei4lagen piirbe, 10 niirbs
er lie tpo6l borne6men laifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

@s 1T bo9 gut, tpenn man au9 RE 3ciz
t1ngen anberer 2dnber lieit. 9u erfdGEt a
oft Ne1es iiber bas eigene. 90 entne1msn
mir benz 8 E. Corr. bic nu9Ite4enbe
eritaunli9e, unb offen6ur bon Der Nfoc.
grefTe f9md6li9 unter0riidte Na9.'4t als
.9enber:
Die Opfer elmer unentgeltli9en 8plts<
Ipeif11ng. Mm 26. Sdnuar Iolten in Der
decentralization Stabt 0enber i'm State
COLORADO $4,000 per Ipnen unentgeltli4 Jez
Ipeiit perben, uno apar auf Soften elmer
groBen 8ie6bdnbler> 8ereinigung Der Wet>
~itaaten, beren 900 Mitglieber oorber bon Der
Stabt 9enber gldn3enb betpirtbet iporoen
tparen. Gum 9ant hierfir ip$norhn Die
9Gnbler 500 O9fen unb me6rtre 6unbert
Sonnen 8ter, nm nit beniel6en $4,000 Sim
tpobner Der Stubt 81 Tpeifen. gu benz feitz
geiebten Sage paren iebo4 aus Der Stabt
unb pielen Na96arorten gegen 100000 Der
ionen uuf benz Seitplube eri9ienen, tpelde
fi1 Der bor6anbenen 8orrdt6e nit @epolt
bemd9tigten unb babel fur1t6are Srgien
duffi6rten. Nd9 Der inatpii9en ~feftgefte1z
ten 8erluItltite iinb Bel ben bterbei entftanbez
men &Gmpfen breiPoli5iiten, Iotpie elf mdrn=
lide unb flint peiblibe ySeitt6eilnebmer"
tbeils %get0btet, tbeils lebensgefdbrli9 oerpurts
bet iporben, ipG6renb 1i9 bic 3abl Der lei9tsn
Tertpuroungen duf me6rere burbert belduft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

li4 uber Der 8erliner SoffumuriId genebm
Iein piirbe.
SebenfaIs 14etnt inn nod mun4es Subr
erfprieBli9er 8irtiamteit bepor5uite9en.
0enn mod iebt 5ei9t er cine 9eiiesi9drfe
unb z6rif9e unb unermiibli9e 4rbeitsfrdft,
un bic i'm munAer piel iiingers Mdnn be-
nsiben muB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-23

SoTepb 81. Mercier, elm 8ruber bes frii6ez
rem 8remiers, bat NIT einem ~rteiigen &apitdl
binter ii9 Ioeben nit Der 8egierung Elm Sc
1@Gft a6geI6lp1en, pobur9 er bas aQeintge
&eGt er6alten ipG, SluB6etten in elmer 2dnge
BON 28O Meilen i'm 6er3en oes 8tonOtte<Sez
sirfes ausbaggern gu laIen.
Sir bas qriOilegium TT eins rieiige @ums
me beaa6lt norben, a6er Die ieBtgen gtgen=
t6iimer 6u6en ni9t Die Nbfi4t, bic @a@'
feGbft ausaubeuten, ionbern bies einem @pn>
bicat BON omerifaniI9en un6 engliI9en &az
pitaliIten gu ii6erla1ien.
6. 8. @i1tinIon, Der Gertreter Der p8rtz
tiff gutOn @ompanp", iogt, baB feline 8ez
feuf9oft nit Dem 8au elmer Gifen6abn iiber
ben W6its paB, pom 2pnn Canal na3 benz
Bennett See, fofort Beginner tpirb. Die
gubn, tpelde f~iinfunbpier8ig Meilen lang
pirb, foQ innerbulb zines 3eitranmes bon
neun3ig Sugen fertig ietn.
9ie rgritifb gutOn GOmpunp", beren
prdfibent Der 6er3pg bon Sed 1T, bat bon Der
canabii6en &egierung bic Gon3eifion gum
8au Der 8a6n burh ben Wbite paB bereits
%erlangt. Die Dor einigen @p@en 6etannt gez
porbene Na6tri9t, baB bic Regierung nit
Der Sirma Mann C Mc&en3ie pegen biefes
| 8abnbuues in 1nterbanblung 1tebe, bat Die
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TACOMA BUREAU - NO. iI"s
oyenue. L. A. Harrison.
EVERETT-P X. Lewis. ~A.-.,
SPOkANE-Branch ONCE, as
block. eos Riverside avenue. telepno1s'
]. q. Peterson, Manager. ,...~..
Port ToWNsEND-Wm A. rrrnaIcom.
Parker Ellis. Manager. r. c.
OLYMPIA--4i7n Man street VI
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yHAnESMEN. SPECIAL Bouks postesi
daily. weekly or monthly. statements and
balance sheets prepareG. accounts audit
ed terms reasonable iirSt.etags refer-
enceS Address 80. care Posg-Intesii.
gencef,
WANTEp~C Competent hookkeeper ard Of
fee man. Address BCokkecpef as Seat
lie National hank build rs
WANTED situsi on By Eastern baker ~
bakery. Address Y Il. care psss-fn-
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FOR sALE-cITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-s295-E:gh fine lots On sub
urban car line.
800 each-i0 slightly lots Off Madison, on
third hill.
sepo-5 acres, half cultivated; house, or
chard: on car fne.
$500 oooo 900 feet of Al timber and 1Go acres
OF land
$3.50 each2 nice houses and lots near Mad
ison.
s5o0-A fine lot on Eighth avenue. near
Jackson.
$500 One of the finest residences and four
large lots on Beacon hin; house cost
$500 a bargain.
A00o-Finest house and lot on Eighteenth
avenue; the best buy i'm the city.
We have several small houses near and on
car line. which are very cheap: 500 ca
and balance In small monthly payments
A. l.. PARKER & co
as New York Block.
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