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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14
Peace.
UoWn Topics.

llONn IOpiNSsJ
Said the Sergeant to the Don,
After scrapping at San Juan,
you're a soldier and a brother,
Let us shake with one another;
Here's my hardtack-take a gnaw."
Said the Jackie to the Dago,
Whom he licked at Santiago,
"We plunked you and we sunk you,
Now, Wen feed and clothe and bunk
you,
Here's my baccy-take a chaw."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

Now that George Dewey Is expressing
nervousness as regards the Manila situa-
ton, we may be sure things are getting
ticklish over there. A few rounds from
our good American guns may be neces-
sary at any moment to re-establsh firm
trusted to know when TO ire them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

If the assassin of the Empress Eliza
beth had as many lives as he seems to
have names. he might hope to escape
extinction so far as this world is con-
cerned, whereas. under existing circum
stances, we don't think he need entertain
any idea of doing So the Swiss law
against capital punishment to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14
Glad It's over.

ATLANTA Constitution)
A western war poet, who is glad the
wars over" sings this farewell song:
Don't know what the fghtin' was for;
Spent six weeks i'm prison;
One leg shot off in the war,
T'other with rheumatism"
There is no need TO quarrel with this
bard. Even Byron made bad rhymes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

1t is announced that Lieutenant Carr,
Of the Rough Riders, will leave for Egypt
to join the British army in the Soudan
as soon as he is mustered out Of service.
The Lieutenant's home is in Virginia, the
New York Herald says.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

The Rough Riders. II is said. are 70 pre-
sent TO Colonel Roosevelt bronze figure
by Frederick Remington. which IS called
THE Bronco Buster" II shows cow
boy. according TO the New York World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14
One sound Sleeper.
CTit-BitS)

CTit-Bits.)
Inqurng Person: What time did the
hotel catch fire?
Fireman: Midnight
Inquring Person: Everybody get out
safe?
Fireman: All except the night watch
man. They couldn't wake him up in time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

Possibly it is the Miles-Alger war that
General Wheeler thinks is not yet over.
Truly that war has just begun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14
Face to Face.

Crruth)
Old Gentleman: Weren't you kissing my
daughter when / came in?
Young Man: Yes, sir. Have you any
apology to make?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

Referring to the above notice Of the as
solution OF the firm OF PLEAsANl > =
CRENSHAW. / Will continue in the IN
SURANCE BU SINESS at lioiis east STAT
street. and wish TO thank my friends ~.
the public generally for the ous,r.
given me heretofore. and solicit eoh'''-
anee OF the same. .,,,,w
% 4-eodst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

was no preaching at the PRESBYTERIAN
church. as the pastor. Rev. william
ChInn. Is sick at Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14
ARTHUR l.. PLEASANIs'
CHARLES :. CRENSHAN.

! desire to thank my friends and mo
public generally for the liberal patrol4s9
bestowed upon tho late firm Of PLEA
SAINTS & CRENSHAW. and 20 state tn4'
l will continue In the INSURANCE III 81
NESS In all OF its branches. and can %
found in the future at No. lllt east NAN
street. where l shall be pleased 60 sefF'
them as in the past
49,, -. ARTHUR b PLEAsANlS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

Has England another Kitchener to de-
pend on for service in Crete?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. 5ls EAST BROAD
STREET. ,,
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

All letters and kilograms must be ao-
ara,,.d 20 THE DISPATCH CoMPANf'
Rejected communications will not &c
returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

Resolutions OF respect 70 oeceaseu
members passed by societies. corpora
tons associations or other organiNa-
lions will be charged for as advertising
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

All letters recommending candidates
,or of-,re must be paid for 70 insure their
,ubl,cation. This is a long standing rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF INCH OR LESS.

vance C5 words OF less)....''''..'.'
Above rates are for every cay Vi
yertisements running consecu'iVeV'
Reading notices in reading-ma.'ei 80
i've Hines or less, 81: in nonpariei' 'eaue"'
f3ys lines or less. rs cents.
Card OF rates for moro space furnisheu
on application
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14
DESIGNATIONS & COMPREHENSIVE.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF PLEASANlo
& CRENSHAW No. llOiis east MaiA
street. Richmond, Va. composed o. tho
undersigned as partners expired and Nas
dissolved on the LIST day OF August. lssh
by limitation. Ivey l.. Arlington. at mo
above address, has been appointed by ls
OF the old firm. and as such he alone -
entitled 10 collect and receipt for an
moneys due the said late firm and 20 nm
all bills against said late firm should 20
presented for payment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14

15c.
BOYS GOLF CAPS. Of pure wool ana
worsred fabrics, neat designs, worth
fully 25c., only
15c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-14
For School
Opening.

csc.
BOYS KNEE-PANTS SUITS, OF strony
durable fabrics, strongly made az
well cut, sizes to age is.
CSC.
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lfo-aIie sails Narfh.

Steamer RoSaue sailed last nisht for
nyea ard Staeuav. Alaska with q fun
cargo 81 treishj ana Thr following list NJ
passengers. AraE NaSsoo. John Lowell
gui wife. " II Blackwell Hattie black
we'll Mr. Wagner II , Lennon. William
liartwjs George II B!ies Mr ana Nr@
J starh3rl = ! keith. Joh0 Ven Horn
g. T. Alison T.. collier IaWls Hsi.cv II
n. Thompson. u uaoe NvGauGhiin Fsul
Matscp Il \. Newcomer. John SOL lvR-
lam King. y Kupke1 T. Fr.s~ley. + :
H.ghlv, John J Bc1le. William J. Tser-
roy T n HAYS " e. T2xlor- charles
n. Srhlosser. y CHISHOLM. john kal>r
p Lowry. J \ Wr.<ht. : Nc~vrr WIZ
~ t3eb9;e II S-hUrr. a. Mcclure !
l. Gardner Nf~ " NJ Demine J NJ
Cadets J p Jacobs n Ngs'or3 = wv
AMI. T. L. Coaaiie. Frank &. Young
Ns"rie l. M1aEsn, Rosa johnson
Chs~.o~ ". H<unv. r y S-a,iaav3. ; r
Gsrta'5@. airs ". z. SItf.auzh;in JA,,rt
}aaEhu T. 70 ~ t~3trt-- - t'rutk%hsns
ThousS F-ears = T. Jar.3s~ i po4tz..,,
= MtAe~ p = EFr01. y Mccarthy.
~ ~ Wse~e.5sN 5: Sf-+~ il W }vss.s-
bridge y II. ts~ahe. T. n st'hessa,. W \
NaNsor, = - lf3ae&. :; \ Nsge~ ,. II
E1liack. T S-e~AFr. r 1{ Coates =
E1ttas T. }thase. ) B E}1sss. r ! sui
i-y4a. " Hca.s + T. Esh.nasa. ". Nh
s.hrae1. ~ BelsuH Tarvfsa. - Mn
len ~ ro;~ " G. 1Rurs W f.es-
r~re~. 81 Neroah +. W wet~at~ =
Hsers - II ke,5aec = = Eur.Sht. J
rFeteh ~ l.. Nef.surEt1. 5sshe keenan,
, 1}vuds e. = EHav
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ia=-is-----rus=--a-ia asad-=.'s71 $50 r.
FAY NOT CT Ill u.
Essnbff.h~a an sIfhi which SATISFIED
the sury Yesterday.

William Fay was yesterday afternoon
acquitted % burglary by a Jary he Judge
tae8bgs coarf tie was arrested On De-
eerfIter - charged with having entered
soc. rooms Of Proprietor Butler 81 the
- mote ls9glay h5asze on Pike street and
FIRST sgsr4sg = pair 81 trousers ana
asfgeT watch ard seine money were takeT
from uHder Buffers pillow. He Jumped
8p and ran oui after the burglar who
fsog saot 81 hsgn. This eadet; the
chase ard Ire burglar got avay. But
Is~ thought he recognized orc Of his
ssasn4eys as the man who was IN tIs room.
rais man waS Fay and when the room
wss searehed he was rot IN bed. He re-
fhrned with friend about o'clock and
when arrested stated that they had been
tn the TendeFIoin-
Fay hae 8 number 0f witnesses IN court
yesterday who testified that ne was un-
occasionally in a TeEderiein saloon dur
i;4g the night with two other men The
states attorneys were unable Ia break
elown this testimony and after being oiit
a short time ;hs verdict of not guilty vas
brought In. Butler had forgotten what
FAY looked like and when he entered the
court room asked Deputy Prosecuting At
tayigey Fulton which one Of the men waa
Fay
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OPENS TODAY.
Salvation Army Food and shelter
Depot Ready.

The food and shelter department of the
salvation Army. located at the corner Of
Sixth avenue south and King street. will
be- formally opened this afternoon. Adj
dresses will he made ny prominent clergy
men, The shelter viii he open to he pub
liz for inspection AZ 2.s1 O'Clock aud at ;
o'clock the exercises will commence At s
o'clock in the evening there will be- a meet
ing in the First Presbyterian church deal
ing with the social work Of the army
Mai Marshall. II Portland command
ing the Northern Pacific chief division ar
rived In the city last evening and will pre-
side AZ both meetings
The shelter is located IN three-story
frame building. and has sleeping accommo-
dations Ter ioe men. Il is provided with a
reading room. bath rooms Kitchen and
dining room The sleeping apartments
viii accommodate from two to ten rs rsors
Bedding VIII be famiestei
The officials IN charge are as follows.
General superintendent Aa3t Clark. assist
ant t7 Kitchen Lieut. Clark: manager ~
wood ward Lie,lt. KAISER, bonikeenar
Lieut. Mashhgrn
Gen Booth. Who has Just arrived II, THIS
country from England VIII vixis Seattle
during March and speak ~ the Arry,orv
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CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
T.. l.. blaine Made Chairman for the
Coming Year

Inc eva service commission held
meeting last night and organized bv the
selection Of K. l.. Blaine as chairman for
the ensuing year. Mr. Blaine being the
hsNt member 10 retire. II was decided to
nave him serve rs chairman during the re-
mainder " his term Of Office
The commission adopted an amendment
10 rule a. which relates 20 examinations
fer FORMATIONS IN tire public service Of the
city. The change permits any emplove Of
a'& department or grade to take an exam
instton for promotion 70 any higher grade
N TIE same division. For instance en-
p!oyes Of the city engineers Office, coma
I'm me same dis i~'ou ~ clerks, and NAV
nc" axe t7e rx7tuinatl1u for promotion
10 clerkSesp If ihey use 81. or vice versa
The srrr. taFy was directed Ia call the
attention CT the beads 81 all departments
n rules !" 10 y which prohibit perngcious
activity IN politics on ;ae part Of all city
employees
An Namination Tor promotions viii be
held some time n5x. month hast the data
has not yeF been fixed ard wilt nor be IN
III the meeting to he held on February :.
The las, date for fling applications for the
examination = January - however
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THE SOUTHERN BANK Err.
lie May Not Come West 10 Assist In
Prosecuting Harding.

Prosecuting Attorney McEiroy Is meet
Ing with considerable trouble In getting up
his case against Henry IL. Harding the
real estate man who attracted consider
aisle attention by passing forged draft on
tie Dexter Horton Banking Company and
skipping out 10 Canada before the officials
could lay hands on ninl The cashier of the
f3I County IN. G. National bank ia a
necessary witness in the case and so far
the prosecuting attorney has not been able
II get any word from him. He evidently
Is not DESTROYS OF making a trip to Seattle
- This time. and IS keeping a perfec;
silence. Attorney Mch.IToy expected to ar
falgn Harding last Saturday but IL will
probably be several weeks yet before he is
brought into court
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nUFt Mates.

The new jury that will try the North ca
nal saaits will. hy order OF Judge Moore
De summoned for January N II will take
ali dag 20 tnpanei the Jury The following
aay the new Jury viii visit the property
involved In the suit. On January y the
trial proper viii De commenced and viii
continue for fully six weeks
Judge F. u Benson vest rday confirmed
the sale u the Denny hotel property. which
VAS knocked down 10 ] a Sgratt0n for
sil.sn a remarkably small amount consid-
eFiug the value and location Of the proper
~. The case came up yesterday on motion
of 5. Potvin, plaintiff, n the case against
the Denny Hotel Company. No objections
10 the sale were filed
The kiondtisr excitement and the great
demand fof business buildings of all kinds
Is the cause 9f the fling of amended
complaint In the suit Of Jacob Furth 81 al
administrators OF the Henry l., Yesler es-
tate, ~. Sig Gross. The suit Is to get pes
session of thu buildings now occupied by
Cross with his secondhand store. He re
fuses TO give them up.
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Five New Yukon River Bouts.


The New Albany Manufacturing Com
pary. OF New Albany. Ind. has received
contract TO build the machinery for
four boats Tor the Yukon river. NJ. Zier
Is Co. Of the same city. will furnish the
boilers and sheet iron work The ma
chinery will be shipped Ia Seattle. and
there placed "a position
Lewis Nixon, At Elizahethrort y J..
win huild a SteTnwhesl steamboat for
Philadelphia parties. Of which Thomas l.
hii will be- manager for service on the
Yukon river The new boat will have a
steel hun, and VIII ne % feet long between
eerpendtcaiars * feet over al L feet
! inches beam and 5 feet inches depth
~ hold. She VIII BE- able 10 carry ahout
sixty tens ou tblgty-inch drar: Two ea-
clnfs VIII drive paddle wheel n the
stern The engines Will have cylinders
seven inches ~ diameter by twenty~elcht
inches stroke. The heat Viii ne steeretl
hy Two balanced rt}aAaYs
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Land VIII Not He Needed.

Judge Moore. who is trying the eondem-
nation suits for property needed for OF
likely 20 be damaged by the north canal.
yesterday morning signed an order at ths
Feques' Of Prosecuting Attorney McEiroy
dlsulissing certain premises and persons
from the suit without prejudice either 10
The county or 20 the property owners.
The property involved in the order includes
number Of blocks In Gimans addition
a strip los feet wide along the government
naeandcr line, land along the water front
Of r. VI. Snlther$ donation land claim an
unpiaited tract In Hydes addition mum
her or blocks of tide land that portion ot
tae Seattle * Iuterna tional right -of-way
living north OF >the Smith cove waterway.
and a portion Of the Ballard property in
Guided in the original suit. The matter
was argued at. length last week. 1t APP
pears that the government viii not likely
use or damage some Of the property in
eluded IN the suit
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Hoard nf Public Work.

TAe board u public works heia a regular
meeting yesterday and transacted quite an
amour, Of routine business bat nothing
fHtt Na$ ot SPECIE tnepoCt 4aco saras lu
f7ur applications fer stree signs vsere re-
ef.tea aaa granted. The comptroller and
mayor 1ottlef fhe board that the bonds
az I Ryan. as contractor for THE sewer on
Noe ii5 avenue ard ". Dow & Co. a.
c"ntrs -tors for improving Se.ond avenue
s2uth, bad aee0 approved The pe.i-too ~
4. H. Rogers tor permission ia axhfblt 4
hlond.ke sled on iAa Sidewalk n front Of
bis place at 1l4 Madison Siroee sSss denied
Stable Boss II Z. Phillips rendered his res
lSnaEsos2, 70 take effect "a soon as possible.
The r-ason assigned fer his action vas tl,st
be vas gains 10 Alaska. The resignation
Vas accepted forthwith and a vote %
thanks rendered Mr.. Phillips far hIs lorr
faithful service 20 the city. Nj PhDHps
has been connected with the city govern
nleut for years he was a. one time
member Cf the city council.
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RIGHTS OF eRUBSIAKERS.
Judge C. 81. Hanford Hears Ar
guments i'm Mallory Case.
DECISION WILL COME LATER.


1ua~. ss.n,o-a q, .he rsAsrai court was
~n~.~~x ~.~..~,xs=y AFTERNOON hearing tie
1xa,,c~- -. ~nsch ,nvaives a question as
-. -. :. .x~,,,,..ak.r. TIE actin
q hro,,~,e bv NJ. A. cssna. r. e. Lueas
= n pes, r. r. Weller. A. A. Mecar;
..atr r r-,,o-,n.o, agasns, Thomas MAJ
49, an, n ~ uuz,,,ye and IL for sefs-
-. ...,..a..,., - ,as,rasn mailarv from
~.aasn~ bsx .n..r~xs. valued nj N1.sce. N
49, $50. ga ~,.4,oa MT, .ueh .jnse
az. ,t.suttrx have hem
.-..-.--s -. en-. c.,,r. They non.eud
80. /. .,,r.s-soursh, gnteregt in
-. =. ~.rr.x~o.aa nv MALLORY bas,ng
go. go or the Ground tina, they gave
x.-... IN Ar-ff ,sx. IN nroSD.r;
az ~,e,, ,,ser ,.laras
y Tvs = ~
- MAaiory mign' see "a. Az .aio s"''
festde IN Spokane.
,rh.s cc,,, y,s.scs alleges that the rtalntifs
- -. ~, .,,xnh ,ne., a,,a
sbse1su ss.o
She defendant Mcguire Nsfo 70 iaffish
Mallory with NO In cash ard stteh adj
- ha might r.a,,ire from.
sasAss'''a' go, -.
time 70 ume< Dor oAes'As w. " ASse''s
the money to be used IN prospecting as
.tat~A snd In fha event OF the location os
ro..s~ ,sa,, xxa...s "a
ShsS Vs~s W
have . thre-f"iaThs anu asi"1s o'.1
fourth tpser~st. They contend that ~
..r.~.1, ~.. "a run sftl terminated Is
80. .ha...s, 49,.
conssnt q "A aa'e p
r. s1n1piy made party aet1foaa' "se@uso
he rrfuaed 10 become one OF the plaintiffs
~ sssc a1'' -.
Mallory IN ms As~ef ""'''''S V'e
s,m a. with whk.h 10 begin operations.
-. ,..,,,,4.sa,. a., .,,.a,
=" sisss s''o".s
and proceeded 10 etoSpe0s sae S'a'e si''h
COUNTRY, which he says was the district
- ..a a~@aad n. have prospected He
a...., -. -. -.
nAys ne never - ~ 'ss -. 49,
from the p'a'nss a ~ 49, q
euupse ot Hoa'i's ~ sis -, nc !" -
AABns1e thst y w." ~ "aaA. =. - Z I.
g commune ,he - :: 800, ~ ~ =. ,s.'a go
& 0ntni ana came - $50 $50 ~, 80 49,
re haa ~ o. aas ."o -. '''
IeachSS hsie, anu 'i'1s nc sl'eHs iea s'o' -
Mx 70 'aks u's place. =, s''sss "o'" "si ~
nsn vain seAseh i"1 so'
Nh HiN asfssu nets 80 ssse Naptt ffs~ttf
oI the Aiasss eoula,'es $. am ila'iNi's' :
auon son'pahs. a,.u ~'aS ''''a" - ''lH
~ 10 - 'ue mus 80 - :.
ashas, NHo wss $3.50 49,. 49,. ~. : asst :.
uhhois sas ne sea 49," s'Ts i.".si '''' $40
friend. kopeit boensnah, 70 aeiiay his
sAP*asAse W s's' 1'P. AN'
hish'aE mn, uaasi'. s's,'o.a ~ 'fs1
year ne aid hot sath = uoisat. ne ats p
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THE MOTION GRANTED.
Gc0rRr DonaIs viii Cease "a Re.
Cetser 81 Yakima Investment "a

Ihere Was quite a contest befor. Ju,fze
hahfora In the Federal court gesterti a.
forenoon over 4 motion - have 6feafgs
Donald. one OF the receivers for the yshl-
ma Investment Company. ,iis-htr.-ef
from the management Of the hu4lu
and let the whole ,at tne work d., ,s
on yosepa \, Alien. the other RECEIVE.
The molten VAS made in behalf az he
ho1a and stockholders OF the cosup .s,
In support thereof i; was urged that a,,
receiver could attend tn the nus.nezs Sd ?
~ well as two thereby saving the amount
OF euiapensatioe paid the second rerst.,r
There Wis ar array af iegs,t talent. .o
eaeh side sufficient 80 lend iu,nortane, ~.
any cause. 50 cf course the motion s-..~
resisted stubhoTnly on the ground ;
the best Interests Of the creditor i
manded the retention or M. nonala as
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Health offer Smith fs % ire opinion
that = satisfactory arrangement will ae
made between the city and the county cosn-
niSssonsrS concerning rae care ot the indi-
gent sick A committee consisting OF
Mayor Hames, Aldermen Chapman and
James froE0 the city" sa.d Health Officer
S9slta, VIII suesr wtth TIE county commits
ssonsrs 8s Socn as fan board II he conn
nfss!oaers can Re had / met County
Commissioner Ryan today and lad q tax
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the lightning lasted many DAYS Anefe
was no earth here All was water.
Then tha Great Spirit smiled. Tor Aiis
Ripas were no mere Tney were gone, AZ
had died in the waters. A messenger c1liiS
- NV people, who were down OF the
islands by the great sea, Snd told then
the Great Spirit had sent 8 food 70 PUNISH
thu Ripas and that my people could re-
turn 10 their lands.
When the caranchuas went TO their
lands they found all changed Where hao
been the great river there was hut one
small river. That Is now the Csney- ha'
had been the great river is now two rivers
One you call the BRACES: that is TO the
east The other is TO the west; thar You
call the Colorado. All the land between
these TWO rivers was given 10 my people
by the Great Spirit for q hunting ground.
QUALITY talks: that is why miners
insist on Frye-Bru Co.'S English Break
fast Bacon.
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with him I DO not think that TIE old Diff
Guilty Of coming 10 an agreement viii re
experienced -
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Sreof'"'t"h Bros ~ his city. the we'll
knowu r}oihiet>. have he"r appointed the
Seattle agents nf the widely known ~ai4-
farifa Wo0len Nds TIE rublie viii rosy
he able 20 hUy tne wery best R1ller,s "A.
Alaska wear a. manufacturers pres
They WIFI carry "a very >ognpge.. lia> -.
Alaska clothing ~ their store NJ cess Frs.
avenue. corner Msr3ou street f. VIII raw
az persons out3tt5rg COR re Gar north 80
call asa examine goods ana earn priees
I: WIFI te money IN their pockets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-18

THE Esc5or1s steamer w3l1 leave ver-
Der wharf Seattle today the Ism inst
az s.lS "a n iGSf@Sd % 1915 4 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-18
Made Strong
BLAINE
LAND co.

Offers for safe two centrally locat-
ed wharves, other water fron.
property; a large amount Of tide
lands: building iots between pal;-
road avenue and Western zypaue.
business property upon First ave-
nue.. First avenue south. second
and Tnigd avenues and Yesler vav.
four business blocks; a number Of
beautiful residences On Denny Mn.
fine home In Queen Anne. resi-
dences IN other parts OF the citv.
ard large and choice list Of rest,
dence property. We handle univ
perfect titles Examine our lIs,
before buying elsewhere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-18

QUALITY talks, that 6 wy r.sns~~
i4s.sf or FIVE Rr';ha Co's English BTeak-
Fast Ia Ger
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-18

ELEGANT essless for rent lev. sam
vas Building.