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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-08

FIRST-CLASS STENOGRAPHER AND
Typewriter. years experience i'm law
work, desires Position in Richmond law
office. Twenty-Five years old, unmar-
ried; college graduate. Best references
and testimonials. STENOGRAPHER,
Truxillo, Va. no Civ
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In execution OF certain decd % ---..
dated April /, 1893 recorded u u..L
Book liS A, page 303. Richmond Dr.r.
Gerry Court. default having been u... F.,
the debt secured, and being raour.I
10 do by the beneficiary. the uuI.rser.i
trustee will sell by public auction Ia
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER @ ry,
at 4:30 O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL. ESTATE
described I'm said deed. DC benr ,l. ......
named well-lOcated and very Desirable.
property, the lot fronting 90 fc.l ou H.
east side Of Twenty street and
running back within parallel Dino. g
feet, more or less and the improvement
being a spacious. weiI-arr3ngoI. Hr. r..r
comfortable dwelling on about ten rooms.
I'm good repair. and having the usual crr.
ysniences, a detached kitchen. and other
buildings.
This property. while now n most con.
venient and pleasant home. anl we'll
tenanted at 500 per annum BIAS ample
ground for three modern .0e1 rs.
which la this desirable location w0ll
rent or sell well and prove "a prolub8
investment.
TERMS: For cash as 90 expenses "
sale. taxes TO day of sale. and the sum
Of 81 500. with interest thereon from 'st
October, 1885, and as 20 the resi1u, upon
a credit in equal instalmeu's ono lbs ara
twelve months. by negotiable notes sinh
interest added. and secured hy deed .t
trust. JAMES b. ELAN Trustee
j. b. Elan a Co.. Auct0uenrs uet
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A SALESMAN IN a FURNITURE
Store Applicants will please state age
reference, experience, etc. Address FUk-
NITURE DEALER, Dispatch Office
no S-2ts
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, a35 WEST
Grace street: 502k west Marshall: Stores
Z east Broad west Broad. ll0i and 1l05
east Cary streets; two Large Floors for
or storage. Low rents.
r. J. TODD.
no S-fts J24 west Grace street
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James Brothers
mo luil~'Su9p
LADIES' NURSE.

LADIES' NURSE.
MRS. ARMSTRONG. No. n2 NORTH
Twenty -eighth. Is prepared 20 attend
ladies during sickness, and TO act as nurse
generally for ladies' no site
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A UCTION SALE AT NO. sos EAST

By George II. Valentine, Auctioner.
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We guarantee our goods 10 be as rep
resented, or money refunded.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS TO BE SOLD
AT THESE PRICES.

All Shades 5i-inch French Broadcloths'
81 q and $3.50 grades, for 79c. a yard.
Covert Cloths. in new shades, Just the
thing for tailor dresses. only o'2c''
instead Of 75c.
silk and Wool Bright Plaids, regular
SOC grade. for 4Sc. yard.
Panama Tailor Cloths for 39c., instead
of Soc.
sold everywhere for 5oc., our price 21c.
the yard.
serge Checks and Broken Plaids, al
wool and "a inches wide, should be 81.
but we say 39c. yard.
61,inch Silk and Wool Knickerbocker
Suiting. in various colors, for 4Sc., in
stead of $l.25.
English Cheviots, in all the leading
shades. importers wanted S2.oo TOT
them. our price CSC. yard.
Handsome Silk-Finish Brocaded Wool
lens. made TO sell for 4Sc only l9c.
yard
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WANTED,
A FIRST-CLASS COLORED DRIVER,
to take charge OF gentemans driving
and saddle horses Must be good horse
man and willing TO so to the country n )
attention paid to letters unless accom-
panied by references. Address
THOMAS f. GOODE JR.,
no eff Box Is. Boydton, Va.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
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PEEP IN Al THESE BLACK DRESS
GOODS.

It's the most brilliant trading move
nent ever made in the department. About
600 pieces in the lots, and all fine French
fabrics.
Atwood 36-nch Black Figured JAG
guard. Is different styles 10 select
from, usual Sc value, for S9c. yard.
bO-inch Atwood Imported Black Figured
Solel. In all the newest and most
wanted stylish patterns, brought TO
this market for $l.39, can be had mere
for 75c. a yard.
Figured and Bayadere Effects In Black
freize cloth, elegant shade OF Black
and good weight. for tailor-made
dresses. imported 10 sell for 9Sc.
yard, sale price 59c. a yard.
81 Atwood Black Tailor Suitinss, in
Guiding Venetian. Whipcords granite,
and seeded granada. cost the maker
SIS q yard TO land, is here for 15c. a
yard.
All the latest styles in Black Tarlatan
Suitlngs, A inches wide, considered a
great bargain at SOC. yard, can be
had here for SOC. yard.
39c. grade of Black French Serge, fun
sc inches wide, and a good shade OF
Black, for 2jc. yard.
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one outside city 10 represent best-knOwn
firm In the trade; position permanent;
good income. Address r., post-Oftce Box
1872, Philadelphia. no STU. Th&Sun3t
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MAN or ABILITY 10 TAKE CHARGE
ofsl Branch Office for Subscription Books.
Address. with reference. y. IL. WOOD
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WANTED,

RELIABLE AND ENERGETIC SALES
Iaen, well acquainted with the consuming
trade. mills. factories. general store. &c.
Liberal contracts offered Address. With
reference; THE ATLAS OIL. COMPANY,
s'~seisnd. o. no S-Tu& Thit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21
STACKS Of BRIGHT GOLD.
RECEIPTS At ASSAY OFFICE TO
DATE OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
In the Neizhborhood OF e:30,OO0
Brought Down ON the Roanoke
Deposited Up to Last Night

Shylock would have been in his element
yesterday at the United States assay Of
fee. There was gold everywhere-sn bars
TN cans, strong boxes and bucksa!n
pouches. and It was handled by the office
force and meters much the same as NOR
tar "a by brieklayers, Tith the possible
exception OF difference n the was.e.
knute Langiow. OF Tacoma. one OF the
Bonanza kings swelled the pot TO the
tune OF $3.50. which with Sevsra. other
deposits. swelle6 The total for TWO days 20
about s75oQ15. This amount. added - that
previously received az the assay office.
makes approximately $500 since the
office was opened. The ss5o.0oe shipment
OF the Canadian Bank OF Commerce is the
second laFges, single shipment brought
down this year. the first shipment oy tnis
bank made on the first Roanoke EXCEED
ing 1t b. abou, 1oe,9 ounces.
Included n this shipment is the dust be-
the proportion not being known. but II is
supposed 70 amount 10 considerable.
Among the god brought down on the
Roanoke was several small thin bars
melted and aSayed al Dawson, the 1rst
OF the kind 70 be received Al the assay
Office. They were placed in the furnace
along NTH the other stuff and melted
The loss in melting 10 kloudIke gold IS
about 2ls per cent. occasloned BY dirt
and occasionally small particles Of quartz
What Is meant by loss in melting is that
the gold is weighed when first taken to
the ONCE and again after melting. the
compu lions being made on the weight
after melting from assays of pieces OF gold
Clipped from the bars THIS gold ranges
from $3.50 an ounce. TO $50. and some
has been received which has assayed as
high al sl9 an ounce. There is "A smaI
amount OF silver in the gold and also some
base metal After the computations are
the sub-treasury at Chicago for the
amount deposited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21

~ac eaectec mayor of va.dez las, spring.
and stir holds that office.
capt. Aoercrombie's party E.ccee9eS in
loca.lag the OLE Russian trail leading from,
AIDES 70 copper Center. Tais has been
pat INTO good condition fo- travel. and
niarss me end OF ali difficulty that has
HeTstoioFe Deer encountered 10 get to the
neadWaters OF the Copper river. Ths trail
Wa established over atty years ago. and
Gas oeeE lost for many years, The tour
ney to Copper Center by this route lasts
eeh4y TOUR days and without going over ne
mere rave been NUMEROUS and valuable
Coplr discoveries made afoun5 Prince
~ IMAM SOUND. PnI4 BIduYauer. OF the
BIarnausr Frank Drug Company. of
FortIanc. and J. J. Rafferty, have located
seventy fve-foot ledge on Latoossh ~
ana. IN which II. l., Jars iolds an inter-
fst. The Alaska Commercial Company il
working on copper developments there
lheFe has also been made quite a strike
AZ copper locations near Port Dick that
II attracting many prospecsors
Mr. Jane was accompanied out by Al
nefl fencEe. an artist for Frank Txea,ie'a
Inc forne: viii return 20 the Copper river
next February.
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DRAW POKER THE GAME,
Two kiondfkers Initiated Into It's
INSTRUMENTATION Lose,

Two k0ndikers investigated the 1nys-
teries Of draw poker yesterday afternoon,
and on discovering that they had lost
Immediately inquired at police headquar-
ters for assistance IN recovering their
money. Neither case developed more than
been wrong
]. Hall was the first to complain He
said that he had taken hand with some
strangers in a quiet little game OF draw
IN hotel on First avenue near the DiI.er
hotel. 1t cost him 500 before he discover
q that he was outclassed. He was ex-
pHcit in admOuishing the police To keep
his story away from the newspap ers
The other unfortunate was Martin Bar
~. who arrived on the Roanoke with a
small sack % gold. He said that he was
looking into Il shop window when A tail
man came along ana told him he would
show him some fine nuggets. Barry ac~
companied his new friend and was soon
!nyeigled into q game. After the hands
we're played he was told that he.had lost
"a. With child-like simplicity he went
down in his pocket and produced the
money. Barry said that he did not say
anything about having more money be-
cause he was afraid they would ask him
for il. He was unable 10 locate the saloon
where he los. his money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21
10 CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
To Gain Flesh, tn sleep Well. to
Know What Appetite and food
Digestion Mean, Make IA Test
of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an Ibdi-
annapolis Gentleman.

No trouble Is more common o' 'i'o'
misunderstood imam nervous - 'leps''''
People having II ''''"H ma 'Is = NJ -
are to blame are sur ~ so tn"' Icy a.
not cured by nerve Hedlc'fle:S ana sP'Ih
remedies the real seat % i'iA7l"'S- - rs
sight Of; the stomach Is 'Ae origin - DC
looked after.
Nervous dyspepilcS otteh 20 20, HaFe
any pam Whatever II 'Ia S''i'acH. ~.
perhaps any OF tAe usual = II : CONS %
stomach weakness. Nervous 05speps'.l
shows Itself no; III the stomach - h'a3h
as in nearly every or! oFs17' !" aG'"1
cases the AeaFt .A-I-'41eS an = - Ve"-"'
IN others, the kidneys are @flec-~5. III Oh
ers the bowels are cot17t-Ia,et'. WIN ht'A-
aches. stu others are tFo0o.ea Win 'oS>
q flesh and appetite with ne aeon nla!A-
sion Of gas. sour r'Sinss ana he.tFtbaiH-
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Has yielded an enormous amount OF gold
this year, but never in the history OF this
country have such beautiful designs in
watch cases been produced as can now
be seen In the show window of Louis
Klodt. Swiss matchmaker. No. s2t Second
avenue. corner Marion. |; is well worth
10 visit his store and look a. the go
different patterns he has TO show in solid
gold and fllei watches. Al his place you
run no risk of being taken in like at snde
auctions. He keeps only iirst-class goods
Solid gold Swiss watches from SIS up. Fine
American filed watches from sl2 up. Cail
on him before buying. --ady
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21
sr. Rich Discoveries Made in
Copper River District
elo RUSSIAN TRAIL is FOUND.
o-;v Four Days Travel From
,s.. 10 Copper Center-Capt.
...rerombfe Reaches the Coast
s-eety-Mayor Janee, of VAL
TIL. Whnt the Government
.,.rtug Party Accomplished.

=. The first important gold dis
-, !, tbs Copper river country vas
o.. =, II /. Jafft Of the firm OF JafIz
sess ,.ha,egale wine dealers OF Seattle,
. ~. ...,,rr.d OF the steamer Dirlgo. Mr..
= ysa a uemner % Capt. Aoercroulbie'
s...-srpent exploring party. and had
81 - me DIV. sion. He left the others.
Nsxsn be down or the steamer TX
- hookea To sai. for Seattle between
] -, - and "A. Capt. Glenn and his
-, vii return from Cook inlet az the
- ,is,a Capt. Abercromole got TO the
ga about October ,.
y, Jare SAYS that rich gold dggings
- .ouna or the Tasluna river. four
-. above IT'S mouth. The Tasluna
.m.e,s, into Copper river over 100 miles
49,, tae coast. The wasilinga showed
-, - 10 80 colors 10 the pan. The
s.eevef,ss were made by the Jaffe party.
- sent ten men IN from Vaides 20
.,<as he winter In opening up the new
sssrrrv. The locality is hat two or three
80 below whore the government; is max
- trail and f1fiv~one miles on an
- lire from Nasdes. II is believed that
= vi, be the center Of an exceedingly rich
aar.ct az soon as further developments
ere made.
other Cold Finds.
f3tdfy 1iEcbfFfiES were lildQs on the I'M
-. river, thIrtyiive miles from Copper
cater, a city is0 miles up the Copper
,,ysr This gold washes 80 cents to the
,an and IL 81 pockets AZ soon az the
Sseovery was announced 40 or so pros
.e:ers rushed there from the surround
rz country. The TIncina river empti.s
ma Abercrombe lake. There are other
srs.age around the headwaters OF the
Copper that shows 10 10 80 coiors 10 the
Eight hundred miners Will spend the win
,sr al Copper Center. out many viii 60 over
a. divide into the Tanana and kiond!ke
Sy.-cts az soon as the ground freezes
rsoper Center Is The headquarters for all
e. Inferior OF the Copper river country,
nj quite a promising city. Prices went
n to a Klondike basic there AS soon as
~ discoveries were made on the Tas-
IRA river, -four being f2s hundred sugar
s 70 = cents 4 pound. whisky 81 drink.
sss everything else I'm proportion. Mr..
ggsrd. United States deputy min
ga surveyor. has built trail from Cop
~ Center across the country to the east
sa SIDE ~ TIE upper Copper river loop
iax!ng Mounts Wrangei. Sanford and
.Esm This trail IL sixty-eght miles long
~ saves over 100 miles of travel by the
sfner route 4. Holman. Of Ninnea polls
40 located Copper Center Is there with
81 party
Military Post Established.
4 military post and reservation have
8sa established al VaIdes. with Capt.
kssrcromhle IN command. The reserv1-
t. IS mile square and adjoius the town.
Ys3es Is In a fiuuriahing condition, and
vi have i,aA people for the winter. The
Febpie have applied for 4 charter. and ex-
tri TO 7o0n be incorporated. MANY fine
aal9ngs have been erected. including a
ta:es.siofy structure belonging 10 the Pa
Gle Steam Whaling Company. Mr.. Jafe
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THINKS SHE WILL BE SAVED.
Capt. Carroll Has Hopes for the
Wrecked Steamer Brfxham.

Capt. James Carroll, receiver % the
Boston-Ala ska Transportation Company
which owns the steamer Ertxhaui, that
vas wrecked off Blashke island a. week
ago, does not believe ina: the vessel =
lost, expressing every confidence that she
Will be saved. Said he yesterday:
We have not had a single request for
help from Capt. Durie and the presump-
ton is that he Will float the Br.xham ali
right, patch her up and bring her down
II there was danger Of the boat being de-
stroyed he would undoubtedly have asked
fer tugs and lighters TO help save her.
but hearing nothing from him, believe
he will float the BriXham alone / am not
worrying
VISIT Carroll Gosh 4 Co. before ii is TOO
late. Goods sold at retail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21

Dawson cold King Honnred by Lo-
cal scotehmeu

On Monday evening last, the ITth inst
number OF Sc0tchuen and Scottish
Americans OF Seattle and vicinity rendered
reception 70 Mr.. Alexander Mcdonald
VINO nAs been favored by fortune in the
hiondike. TIE reception was given in the
Hotel Seattle and a very pleasant evening
Was spent In the singing az Scottish. En-
gisn and Gaelic songs, and In character
.Stic Rotations and anecdotes After
spending q very pleasan evening In mis-
manner the party broke up about II O'Clock
ny the singing Of Aud Lang syne" ATT
er wishing Mr.. Mcdonald a pleasant jour
ney 10 the home Of hia boyhood in Aud
scotia. the guesis departed
THOSE present were: Messrs. Aiexe nder
Mcdonald James :. Macdonald Dr. Woth-
erSpoon, Donai1 ACRae Peter McEwan
W II. Cowie. Capt Mcneil. Donald Nc
Donald, Alexander Dow. NJ Dow William
CHISHOLM. DIR. McKechnie, James Stirratt.
James II. Begg, Peter Cruik shanks, Harry
Dow. George $. Logan and F. r. McI.aren.
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TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
L. 6. Commissioner Hears Case of
Fitzgerald. Who Had Bogus Bond.

The preliminary examination or John
Fitzgerald the alleged bunko man, on the
charge Of having in his possession an iini-
tation government bond. took place yester-
day afternoon before United States Com
missioner kiefer. 1t developed a hot legal
fight between District Attorney Gay and
Attorney John F. Dore. The comm -ssson-
er nn1liy decided 10 reserve his decision
until this morning. Fitzgerald was re-
manded 10 jail. and a pretty little woman
who has been very attentive 10 him since
his arrest looked sad.
Fitzgerald WAS arrested IN Tacoma some
time ago. in connection with an everyday
bunko case. and while he was being
searched at police n adqGarters one OF the
latest "bunko' bonds was found on his
person and taken away from him. While
the taxing away does not apparently cut
much figure in the case. It has furnished
the defense a strong ground for dlsnls-
sal.
ESQ. Graves. president Of the Washing
ton National bank, formerly at the head
of the government bureau of engraving
and printing, testified that while the
bond was rot an exact counterpart of
those issued by the governme Mt. it was
calculated 70 deceive the unwary.
Attorney Dore IN asking for the dismiss
sal Of the case. made on eloquent plea.
After reviewing the case al length and eX-
planning how the government came into
possession Of the bond. he made the point
that, the bond having been taken away
from the defendant by force. he being I'M
used ii conyictinG him. He cited two
eases which ae claimed We're in point One
Of these was a Chinese case. where Judge
Hanford released a Chnaman on habeas
corpus because papers found by means os
- arch warrant mere used by the officers
20 secure the holding of the defendant for
trial
The other point raised was that the gov
eminent had failed 10 show simiLtuie be
tween the bond" and genuine bond
District Attorney Gay was armed with a
.ong LIST Of aUthorities on the point of sim
iLtude He said that il was apparent tn
the paper was prepared with the intention
OF giving the innocent the impression thai
ii was a government security. Speaking
sad that in a criminal case property found
on prisoner could be used against him.
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CIVIL ENGINEER INJURED.
Foot Crashed by Engine Near Daw
sOn-Arrived on Roanoke

Joseph Leonard, a civil engineer. who
had his foot badly crushed by an engine
about i've weeks ago. some distance above
Dawson. was taken 10 Providence hospital
yesterday afternoon. He arrived on the
Roanoke. IL was his intention to go
straight through 10 San Francisco, leav
ing Seattle on the steamship Waila waiia
but his foot gave him so much trouble that
he decided 20 enter a spiisl In this city
Mr. Leonards foot IL In very bad condi-
ton as he has not had surgical treatment
such as his case warranted
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Receivers Certificates to BE Issued.

Judge Hanford signed an order yester-
day afternoon allowing the receiver Of the
Boston and Alarka Transportation com
pany 20 Issue certificates each month not
~ salary made by employees Of the com
pany. /; appears that before the men
went 10 Alaska many of them made ar
rangeneDtS with the company by which
part OF their salaries Were 10 be paid 10
their families or creditors In carrying
out this plan the receiver asked the court
- approve the issuance OF certificates to
meet the OBLIGATIONS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21

Overeoat thieves are a work again. and
the police are d-sirous that business men
D, careful how they leave garments fA un-
looked Offices Y J. Huston reported 70
The police Yesterday afternoon that a
sneak thief had stolen his overc0at from
room ~ Bailey block. Detective Pow
ers Yesterday recovered William Temria's
overcoat which WAS stolen several days
ago from the Y VI. =. a II had been
=o3 - secondhand dealer. 4 gold
heAdtd umbrella aas been stolen from
Coroner Yan3e{l'e office.
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PROF. EDV ARD M'MtHoS.
To Address the Academy of Science
and Letter.. Tonight.

This evening a. : o'clock. Prof Edward
Mcmahon w.i deliver ;hs third IN the
se-.es % popular lectures given under The
auspices a. me 'AcaGe.Iy u Science and
Letters" TIE suhisc; - P-of NcMahou' :
address y 3, y. The Spoke. of fhe HOUSE
% E-cTesa r.at.gess- u = not known 70
members - tae aca 1sfny from what % ~
o, yiew this Interesting to-sc Vii be con
sae.sa, ~, .ae s2eAAar,s reputation a. AZ
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How ia Prevent Troap.

Ne have .vo children who a-e suhfa-,
= at'ae X - Group. Hha1eyer au alta X
: coming o. my We gives them Cham
vents IT, attsck. Il IS a Household neceS-
sly - tsls county, and TO matter what
Csc " guc ove - e. w0aId no. 10 . pa
without Cam eris.-'s Cough Remedy.
Mo % 81 - SOLD mere than p: at ether
cough medicines com blaesi-J " Nick.e.
O. Make Bros. merchants. Ni-AleV4l.e.
"a Fer sale by al dealers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21

The BARRIERS Union. of Rossland. has
elected the following officers: President.
George Heron; vice president. l. H. he.-
ier. treasurer. George Hall. secretary. Al
ma Doty.
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travels =
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21

earnest student In political and social
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-21

Applications for copies Of plans and
specifications for the Cedar river water
system continue - coma Fl from con
tractors n all parts CT the country. The
edition q 80 copies is now nearly ex-
hSUsted.