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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,

II looks like a pity TO sacrifice such
handsome garments as these at the prices
we've put on 'em. Can't take chances OF
getting EN- soiled. so they must go.
AT 39c.-Ladies' Gowns. Skirts. Che
mise. Drawers, and Corset Covers, of
cambria or muslin trimmed in lace
or embroidery, cost manufacturer up
TO 81, your choice of any SOC.
AT 4Sc.-Gowns, Skirts, Chemise, Draw
ers. and Corset Covers, cost up to Sl.25,
your pick Of this fine lot either cam
brio or muslin, 4sc each.
Corset Covers, all sizes. high or low
neck, 7c
AT 69c.-Gowns. Skirts Chemise, Draw
ers, and Corset Covers. of cambria.
lawn. and muslin, deliberately trim
med in laces and embroideries, costing
up 20 $50 any In this lot 69c.
35e. Cambria Drawers, with wide UNI
OrelIa frlil, for l9c.
AT 25c.--GOwns, Skirts, Chemise. Draw
ers, and Corset Covers, not garment
In the lot can be matched under SOC.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, full sizes, we'll
made. cost 10 and DC. always, these
Toe. pair.
Chemise. with trimming on neck, arm
holes. and down front, of Torchon lace,
15c
Gowns. Skirts, Chemise Drawers, and
Corset Covers, of the finest cambria,
lawns, and muslin, costing up 20 $3.50,
any for SSc.
Ladies' 29c. Muslin Drawers. with frill
of embroidery. l5c. pair
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, with pearl
buttons, all sizes up TO A, for II 1-2c
each.
Children's and Misses Fine Muslin
Drawers, with frill of embroidery.
any size / TO u years, loo. pair for the
same you always pay 25c for.
Infants White Cambria Low Slips, neat
ly made. 25c. ones, l0c. each.
Children's Short White Cambria Dresses.
yoke of fine pin tucks, 2)c.
Ladies' Full-l.ength Muslin Skirts, with
deep hem and tucks above loo.
CSC. Grass Linen Cpderskirts, with eX-
tra-deep corded hounce. this sale price
4sc.
THE HAND WRITING Is on THE
WALL.
Sell White Goods no matter what loss
we incur now. It's less than II would be
II a rain should catch them in the build
ing with the roof off.
100 pieces of the finest zoe. grade White
India Linon, 40 inches wide, IL lie. a |
yard.
80 pieces Very Sheer Fine White India |
Linon, is yards wide, cost Ice al |
ways this &C. a yard.
2-yard- wide White French Organdies, |
the best 25c. grade IL 1-2c. a yard.
40-nch White India Linon, fine, smooth |
finish, 5S-4c. yard.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE psys.

w., =, - - -
WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
No. lib east Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS s.rp -.

by y. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auction'o,
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Makes shirt-waists like ncw-Elastlc
Starch.
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OUT. YOU KNOW WHAT THAT
MEANs-ANY PRICE RATHER THAN
PUT THEM AWAY.
Ladies' Separate Washable, Wearable
Skirts, perfectly hung and stylish, o;
all linen, tucked circular. for 81.
Separate Skirts of Crash, tucked in
groups. for Si59
i. n. Skirts from 73c. to So each.
Duck Skirts, S3c. each.
White Duck Skirts for 39c each.
Misses y. X. Linen Duck Skirts. all
lengths, from 20 20 80 inches, price
from 39c. 20 $3.50 each.
Separate Bicycle skirts for 81 TO SO each.
High-Grade Mohair Skirts at s., cannot
be duplicated for less than 81.
All-Silk Lined Taffeta SILK Skirts at so.
Black Mohair Skirts, full. well-made,
at SIC. each
Summer Dresses Of Lawns rufTled edge,
with Nalenciennes lace. at $685.
L. X. Suits ats$, jacket effect
Stylish Linen Suits, handsomely braid
ed for $3.50 suit.
Linen Suit at Sl.25.
Linen Suit at &.75.
Duck Suits from 75c. TO $50
$40 Tailor Suits for $50
so TailorMade Suits at $50.
Thousands of dollars worth OF
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BY the Valentine Auction Company,
General Auctioneers.
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REBUILDING SALE OF HoUsEFUR-
NISHINGS.

25c. Zinc Wash-Boards for 10c.
25c. Understanding Coffee Mills for 12c.
$3.50 Silkoline-Filled Screens, feet high,
for S1.25.
5-hOle Mouse Traps. &c. each.
s. and So Rocking Chairs. in mahogany,
oak. and forest green, for $2.9S choice
Toe. Hose Reels for 39c.
Best Wire Fly Trays for Sc.
SOC. Ice Shavers for 25c.
2-burner Gas-Stoves, usually $50, for
$l.l5
4-burner Double Tank Oil-Stoves for Soc,
usually $3.50
Japanned Tin Bread Boxes, 25c value,
for 12c
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| BARRELS OF GLASSWARE TO BE
\ SOLD QUICK.

Largest size Cut-Pattern Bowls, Salvers
Cake Plates, Wine Jugs, Pitchers
Cracker Jars and Ice Tubs. that were
up to 50c., rebuilding price 15c. choice.
Cold-Tea Goblets, that were u f-2c,
during this sale. &c. each.
Genuine Welsbach Gas-Lamps complete
with burner mantle, &c, for 79c.
ALL THE REFRIGERATORS
are in the list of bargain selling-it's
THE NORTH STAR
as well as the others. None are reserved
A few prices only as to how you NAV
buy them.
80 Double-Door Refrigerators, that hold
l21 pounds of ice, sale price Sl7.
Refrlgerators that were S14, during this
sale So
a lot of Refrigerators that sold for $40
will go for $3.50 Wv
A lot of $ Ice-Chests made of solid
oak, for SIS each. ''u
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THE HAND OF PRICE DESTRUCTION
AMONG THE SILKS;

THE HAND OF PRICE DESTRUCTION
AMONG THE SILKS;
all put UP In lots, so as they can be dis
posed of quickly, irrespective Of the loss.
S5c: SIX, put up in a lot, at u lie.
choice.
&C. Silks. of all kinds. are in the 81 1-2c.
lot
All the 81 silks, plain and fancy, are in
tho 5Oc. lot.
All the handsome Novelty Silks Black
and Colored that sold for 81 and s2.25.
are 81 a yard.
For 26c. yard you can buy Tahfeta
silks. Bengaline silks, Liberty Gauze
Silks. Silk Serges, and Fancy Foulard
Silks.
Every yard must be sold quick
EVERY GARMENT IN THE SUIT AND
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I hereby certify that the bond re,,,,.. .
Of the special commissioner by fsst ,,.'a
going decree has been duly give. e'
CHARLES'O. SALFIrr .
my 27tds ~,
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By 4. G. Hartman,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
llll east Main st,eet.
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4 ADiEsi @chichoatsr's English Psonyroyl PHI,
Taks otAss Seai e., rsmps ~ p..drI arx o s,iis
~ l.s Siehss .s,.' ch ~ Sssptp m9 a. b'oe
0y 18th. 6u& Tuly)
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FOR CHARITY.

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT AT
Mr.. Glasgows. No. | west Main street
TUESDAY. May Slst. at s p. NJ. Admis.
sion. Zoe. Open to the public. NV 7q-Its
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CARPETS AND MATTINGs.

These goods are very bulky. and mus
be gotten rid of, If price will do il. Blu
now. as you will never again. Rebuildin
sale.
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NOTICE or StIERIFFvS SALE-In the
superior Court OF the State OF Washing
ton. for the County Of King CriSt IatI-
or. PLAINTIFF, vs, John Bauer and Arq9le
Bauer. his wife, defendants No 2sUIS
ude- and by virtue % Al order of "a -
and special execution issued out OF the
abov"-naFued court. in the above-ent tied
action. and 10 me directed and delivered
/ have duly levied upon the following real
property. situated in King county WASH
ingtou t6wit.
Lot twelve CD In block for,y-threo q
Yfsler's Second addition tsu9plsrneutaB 10
the city o. seattle. together with ali and
singular the fenements. heredlta rfl.rafa
and appurtenanfes fheFeu0t9 belonging or
81 any wise appor, aiming
Notice - therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. she - day OF April ISgs. at the
hour of ~ O'Clock IT of said day at
the front door % the court house. En- the
city OF Se1ttie, IN said king county I viii
srll The - hoSe-ttesc Tlbei property at fsab-
tic auction, 10 me highest sud best bidder.
fer cash
Dated this sch day q February. ISIS.
WI. III MOVER. Sheriff
Tfwers K ERers AftDrusr=
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KLoNDIKE-DoGs AND HORSES.

HORSES for Alaska should be shod with
never slip horse shoes. Every man
his own sheer with the Never Slip"
Sold only by the Pacific Wagon Com
pany. corner Third and Lane streets
READ ADVERTISEMENT OF crystall,xed
Eggs. Ninth page
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Legal. NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington, for King County.
In the matter of the estate of Mary i
Mcdonald, deceased. In Probate. Nh
2Si9. Notice TO Creditors
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed that ne is the executor OF the above
estate OF Mary Y. Mcdonald. decea sd
and al persons having claims against the
said Mary Y. Mcdonald. decea SOD or her
estate are hereby required TO present the
with the necessary vouchers within one
year after the date and first publication of
this notice to the said executor at the ufara
or his transaction OF business, namely. at
the law office of Greene & Griffiths in
rooms SIS 30 on the third floor OF tho
Washington Building on First Avenue In
the city CT Seattle. King county. WASH
ingt0n.
Dated this 18th day Of February. Ises.
ROGER :. GREkNE
Executor N the Estate Of Mary Y. Nc
Donald Deceased.
Austin h. Grifiiths. Attorney for Said
Executor.
1885 '''
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ALASKA-KL0NDIKE WANTS.



xoR KoTEBZUE SOUND. ROUND
TRIP "a. We WILL DISPATCH
MAY ONE or Or OWN
sTAUscH. WELL AND COMFORT
ABLY FITTED FAST SAILING
scHoosERs. COMMANDED BY
ABLY EXPERIENCED ALASKAN
NAVIGATOR. TO ACCOMPANY AND
REMAIN AT DISPOSITION or THE
PARTY THE ENTIRE SEASON. RE
TURNING THEM HOME As LATE
AZ PRACTICABLE At THE END
OF THE SEASON. THE VESSEL.
PROPOSED HAS BEEN TO KoTzE-
BuE TWO TRIPS UNDER THE
SAME NAVIGATOR WE NOW Pro.
POSE YoU. THE VESSEL Is NEW.
coMMopIous AND EMISESTT4r
SAFE; NO cRowpIsG WILL BE
ATTEMPTED. FARE. ROUND
TRIP. INCLUDING ONE TON SUP
FLIES. ESQ: BOOKS FOR PASSAGE
NOW OPEN.
FOR cHARTER-TrG FOR DYEA.
sKAGwAY AND RETURN: 1.So.
OPEN FOR TRIP MARCH Is TO %:
VERY POWERFUL TUG AND COM
pETENT FOR ANY LOAD CARRIED.
FOR cHARTEfs-BY THE MONTH.
PRIVILEGE OF THE SEASON. AND
or PURCHASE. TWO SCHooSERs;
sTAUNcH. READY FOR THE SEA:
CARRYING 30 AND 40 TONS RE
spECTIyELY. APPLY TO BEVISG-
TON, WADDELL A. CO, "a AND -
STARR-BOYD BUILDING. PHONE
MAIN 652
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kLONDIKE-AL MAPS,

NEW ALASKA MAP. showing routes.
Autographed. 4 colors. cloth cover, SOC:
paper. &c: also our Guide TO Yukon
Gold Fields" illustrated. the most au-
thentic CSC: with above map. soc Low
man & Hanford Co. Publishers Alaskan
literature. Seattle.
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For Ha wall. Sa.
m0a. New Zealand
and Australia. 3.
-. MOANA saisl
from San Fran.
cisco for Honolulu
Auckland and yd-
ney, on " ednA
AT 2 ID m -
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BANKS.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE
Surplus -...-s.. ..-... .s..-..,.. -. Dc
Maurice NcNicks1 --..........-...Fsr esi len.
+ Il. N ltfrt~ ------.--..---.. ; ice President
Lesser 4tlfef --r-r-r.s- AZ ME =
General banking business transacted.
sight and Geographic exchange uara 10
ia az the principal cities % the United
states and Europe.
Letters o. credit furnished On Alaska
payable az ali trading posts % the y A. n
4 + CO
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
p..x.,, ~a-,,n, 49,. ..
T-aEsacts a general banking business.
NJ D Ballard .................... Pr~slse-s
q y hrAEt -.s---s----.---.--t 3cG l'Texs9ent
Safety DsooEii Boxes soS aNu4.
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Xealanifa TO Honolulu on Saturday March
y. lssa. at p. m. T. A. Graham. agent.
CID First avenue. Seattle; j. II. 5pfecksIS
4 Bros. Co.. San Francisco.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sTRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEr.

Seattle and T0wrsensl-%eah Bay Ro,,fs
Steamer Garland leaves Tesier dock san
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays al ii 10
p. m for PORT Tcwueend. Port Williams
DuuGeness. Port Angeles, Port Crsscerf'
Gettysburg. Pysnt- tlaliam Bay and Nesh
Bay, returning. arrives At Seattle D m
or opposite Gays. Steamer ETangel leay-x
fesier dock Tor Port Townsend Port An
Eeies and victoria Mondays wednesdays
ana FrdaFs ~ SO 2. IN. arrives Seattle
alternate days at - p. m. Tel Main a..
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SERVICE.

OUR MESSENGER 10 Dawson City leaves
the 10th inst; send in your letters early:
81 per ounce; no unnecessary delay.
ALASKA MESSENGER DISPATCH AS
ISOLATION. 422-42s Burke building,
Seattle. Wash.
References-Dexter Horton bank e o.
Graves. president Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fSCTo% ROUTE
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carving ~ 8 Nal

On p1rt Orcaara and PORT washlnr.o,
route. leaves city dock. foot Of Msla
sfreet. SO a m. railing az South Heara
BurcheH Brick Yard. Bremerton. y a
Navy Yard sidney. era ~!esf0n TracYtor.
Ch3co. silverdAlc. I<ages Port Orchard
Navy station AZ : p, m arrives Seattle a,
I ?. m. K " Robinson. master Inv
EcgaFd2s Co. agents Telcphone
Main 81.
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CANADIAN DUTIES-Custom house pa
pers as required by the regulations OK
Canada. prepared for miners going mo
the kiondike re gion via the passes. We
calculate tire duties and pat the proper
papers in the hands of the miner. ready
TO pass the custom house al once ON ar
rival We are authorized by the col
lec'or OF customs 10 do this work ard
can guarantee that our papers VIII Dc
accepted by the customs office At Lake
building
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
FOR SAN FRANGISrO

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Conpany's elegant Steamers UNA
TfLLA. CITY OF PuEBLA and WAI.LA
WAILA leave SEATTLE. via Port Towns
end and Victoria, 3. c.. a. m. Jan 90
Feb. 3. s. 10. IS. %. q. March S. 70. is. 20.
*. 80 April 1. @ IA. 10, "A. y. Leave SAN
FRANCISCO for Seattle via Victoria. B.
c.. and Port Townsend 10 a. M. Jan 81.
Feb. s. 10. Is. 20, .. March ?. :. II. II. q.
o. April i. G. H. l6, Il 2e
FOR ALASKA.
The Steamers QUEEN. VICTORIAN,
CRY and CURACoA. leave SEATTLE.
March r. eh 4 Is is u a. e IS 4 = Il, Ap4 Il
s. S. 10. Is. II. is. 20, Is. % %. so The com
pany reserves right 10 change without pre-
vous notice steamers. sailing dates and
hours OF Sailing. For further particulars
procure company's folders.
J. r. TROWBRIDGE, p. s. Supt.. Ocean
Dock Seattle. City Ticket Agt. COG First
Ave. Seattle. -GoNdai Perkins & Co..
Gen. ACTS 9. +.
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kLONDIkE -CI.OTHINC.

[. T. w ERN ECkE. manufacturer OF
Alaska furs. special prices 10 the trade: :
Yukon caps. Arctic caps, gauntlets fur
mittens, ladies' corduroy fur-l.ned suits
parkas made TO order. Columbia dock
Seattle Wash.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves City Dock every day Except Sun.
day. at o. IN. for Tacoma. Fare Csc.
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--7='7-7-1=- -a-''--
STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. excep, Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-fiv minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAY 3
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-s:i5. HIS a. m. 2:i5. S:lS
D. IN
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle 30 a. M, IL m. 5 p. m.
Leave Tacoma-9:3o a. m. 30 100 .. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
ricn street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State Of
Washington.
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STR. MULTNOMAH
DAILYO
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p. NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA
COMA. 20 CENTS
ROUND "TRIP. - CENTS
Tel. Main ST. CITY DOCK, Agent
CAPT. IL WILEY. Manager.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE
STEAMER MARY r PERLTY
Leaves Gaibraith dock foot OF Washing
ton street for sylvan Grove. Port White.
Bremer,on. L. i. Dry Dock. Charleston.
s.ancy. ITAcy s0n SliVerdaie daily en-
cept Saturdays ard Sundays at 800 o.
m. Saturdays a. Z-S9 ?. n; Sundays at 500
y. n Returning leaves Sl.vgrdale Al %
a. tn. Dry Dock SO a. m. Saturday n.Rhts
leaves Siiv rg1 - 20 q. n. Dry Dock 20
.. H. Telephone. Red Isl
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Tel, ;b Main n 81 WILEY CITY TsnI DOCK. Asen.
Alaska
West Coast Steam Navigation Company
steamers Hueneme. Farallon and Scotia
will sail for juneau. Skagway, Dyea and
way ports March 4, and Is.
Passenger accommodations are Al.
Ample room for freight and stock.
For freight and passage apply to
]. G. CARROLL Agent.
schwabacher,s Wharf, foo, Of Union
street. or Z. f. Meyer 4 Co. 300 First ave.
Telephone. Pike CO.
FOR VANCOUVER. VIA ANACoRTEs
AND WHATCOM.
The elegant Sidewheel Steamer
OCEAN WAVE
Clancy. Master
WIN 1esve Yesier wharf. Seattle every
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at II 30
.. m. for Anacortss. Farhaven What
com and Vancouver. Passengers may go
on board and occupy rooms at $50 =. m.
Returning will leave Vancouver every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IL
y. m.
This steamer has superior passenger ac-
commodatlons. Teuie service unsurpassed
For freight - passage apply on board or
at YesleT " hart
WASHINGTON STEAM NAV. co.
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NOTICE To CoNTRACToRS-concd.

Special attention IS called 20 article XIII.
az the city charter. as now IN force, re-
lattrg 70 hours of labor" and 20 article
viii. sec. q. subs. ! and = relating 10
bonds ana suretiss
The board af public works reserves the
right 10 reject any aud ali bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed or envelope
bid for First Avenue Improve ulent
Ry order 81 the Board Of Public Works.
FRANK oLESON. Secretary.
Date OF sirst publication. February 18th.
fsss
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

RESPONSIBLE PARTIES going 70 the
kioudike can obtain a certainty Of sue
cess 10y calling on the owner Of some OF
trtCf.
We want these claims worked on shares
under our management. giving une-ualf
for work. We Will contract with one or
large party. Owner will take YOU
down the Yukon and ou 20 the property
you 10 a. your Own expense
VIII give bank references and for further
Information. etc. call NJ 4. crane X Co.
IL CoMmh.H street
Net klond.ke scheme.
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ALASKA GLIDE

READ ADV sRTfsEMENr - Cr,.,.ll,es
EExs NsatA saEe
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ABLY EXPERIENCED Alaska
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Safety DspoEii Boxes sax aSaS.
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FoR KoTEBZUE soUSD. nc
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ABLY FITTED FAST SAILING
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sTAUscH. WELL AND c0MFoR
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NAVIGATOR. TO ACCOMPANY AND
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PARTY TnE ENTIRE SEASON. RE
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REMAIN AT DISPOSITION or THE
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CORRESPONDENTS in all the principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
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kIONDIkE DOG FOOD.
kIONDIk E-TENTS.

BOB SLEDS manufactured by Pacific
Wagon Company. Third avenue south
and Lane street opposite Northern Pa
eife freight deccs.
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ANY one may do casual act Of good
nature. bat . continuation of thea
shows Il Is a part Of the temperament
The nan who Is ever lA,nsnting.
never rejoicing. Is playing . part, for
life is neither constantly psirfai nor
constantly gay
The grea. duty Of lifeis not 90 give
pain: and the most acute reasonsr
cannot find an excuse for one who
voluntarily wounds the heart Of q fell
low creature.
Teach self-denisl. and make It's prac-
tice pleasurable. and yoa create for
the world destiny more sublime than
ever issued from the brain Of the Wild
ess Dreamer
True nobility il shown by gentle
consideration aud courtesy 70 ali. and
brings is own reward IN the extra
'ineness Of perception its practice
( bcs.oVs.
Good resolutions are like vines. a
mass Of beauty when supported on =
frame. Of good deeds. bat vety poor
things when allowed - lie UNDECIDED
and unframed on the ground
NV experience leads me 20 believe
that the supply Of poetry. or verse as
sumed % be poetry. il more egregi-
ousiv in excess OF the demand than
any other description Of literature.
Tomorrow yoa have no business
with. You steal Il you touch to-mor-
row. II IA Gods Every day has
enough 20 keep every man occupied.
without concerning himself with the
things that lie beyond.
IL may be truly said that no man
does any work perfectly. who does not
enjoy his work. JOY ia ones work Is
tho consummate tool without which
the work may DO done indeed bat
without its finest perfection.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-05

Lichig the greatest chemist Of the
century. writes. Science has de-
monstratel the fact that man. the be-
ing which performs the great wonders.
ia formed OF condensed air and soiidi-
ied aed liquid gases, shat he lives
unon con lensed "a well a. uucon-
deascd air. aud that by means Of the
same mysterious agent he moves or
causes 60 be moved. the heaviest
weights with the velocity of the wind.
Rut the strangest part 81 the matter Is
thai thogeands OF millions Of these
tabernasles OF condensed AIR are go
ing on two legs. destroying other
forms OF condensed air which
they may need 10 build mp their own
wasted tissues or for shelter or cloth
ing. or, on account 81 their egotism
and faucied power. destroying each
other in pitched battles. using imple-
ments which are bat other forms Of
|condensed air. the material Of which
they themselves are formed or COM
posed. Chemistry supplies the clear
est proof that. 40 far a. concerns this.
the ultimate and most minute compo-
sition and structure. some Of which
ara 80 infnitesimal a. 20 be beyond
the comprehension OF our senses. man
is, 20 all Appearances, at least, COM
posed Of materials identical with those
which compose the structural being OF
the OK or the dog. or even the lowest
animal in the scale Of creation.
solomon seems 10 have entertained
the same idea. See Ecclesiastes III.
10: For that which bsfalleth tn
sons Of men befalleth the beasts; a
the one dieth, so dieth the other; yea
they have all one breath. SO that a mar
hath no pre-eminence above a beast.
Pittsburg Dispatch.