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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

SOME of the silver men are already be.
ginning to complain of the treatment Of
the gold wing of the Democrat party.
The choosing OF Patrick Neary as chair
man of the Democratic County Committee,
The threat has reached the ears Of tho
writer that the Democratic League will
put Democratic ticket in the fisld this
fall. That they do not Intend to be ignor-
Cd wi h the following they have and their
promises to BIO fun ahead for the regulars
or gold wing when election day rolls
around The organization as now made
up favor Senators George Gray's return
to the U. S. Senate to succeed himself.
The silver wing with John BlggS AMI An
drew c. Gray led by Cong;es man l.. l.
Handy In Wilmington ara again t Senator
Gray because he is sound money Demo-
crat. whilo Barney salisbury and other
silverites of Kent county arc also against
him on the same grounds. The fight for
supremacy gives promise of being warm
one, with the Gray men in control of the
inner workings of the machine. Still the
henchmeu Of tho Democratic League are
not to be sneezed at when oloctioneerng Is
to be done and the ballo. boxes are manned.
There gives promise of being hot time on
the day of the next election when mem
bers of the Legislature are vote for. The
Democrats will have troubles enough Of
their own and the Republicans if they are
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04
LEADERS OF THE REVOLT.

Both Have Been Conspicuous in Be-
half OF Cuban Liberty.
New York, June 4.--The two principal
leaders of the revolutionary attempt in
the Dominican republic, ]. I. Jimines
and General Augustin Morales, are we'll
known in this country, particularly in
New York city and Washington. Both
of them have been conspicuous IN their
efforts to favor the Cuban cause.
Mr.. Jimines is a wealthy merchant,
who had houses at Monte CristO, Bani,
Cape Haytien, Paris, Hamburg and
New York. He came here very often,
and his children were brought up in
American schools. Mr.. Jimines has
been exied for many years from Santo
Domingo by President Heureaux, who
feared the influence exercised by the
merchant.
General Morales, the other leader,
who is reported to have been shot as
soon as he was captured, was the real
organizer of this expedition, the third
one he has led to free his country from
ter feared Morales more than he did
any other Of his enemies, and it was to
be expected that he would show no
mercy towards him. General Morales
was a fighter, while Mr. Jimines was
the organizer as well as the financial
backbone Of the expedition. Morales
vas only So years Of age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04
Disa ppointed Reformers.

Many pretended advocates Of reform In
Psnnsyivania are very anxious to form
combination with DR.. Swallow, the indie
pendent candidate for Governor of Penn
sylvania, in order to defeat Mr.. Stone, tho
Republican candidate for that office. Some
years ago the disappointed aspirants to Of
flee in Pennsylvania managed to elect Rob-
for Governor, on two occasions, but few
people ever discovered any particular bene'
fit to the State resulted from his admins
tration. Before his different terms expir~
cd many Republicans We're Disguised with
his actions and heartily ashamed OF the
course they had pursued. Similar regret
will be experienced should Mr.. Stone DO
defeated The truth Is, many Of the dis
satisfied parties are opposing Mr.. Stone
because they have failed to secure political
pre-eminenoe, rather than because their de-
sire for certain reforms has not been real.
lied. The truth Is they have l'een disap-
pointed In reforming somebody out Of Of
fee and reforming themselves into their
places. Similar desires for reform were
praeticed In our State two years ago and
the evils resulting therefrom are now be-
ing felt. We hope that similar errors will
not be repeated and Republicans will coz.
tribute to tho election Of Republicans in
stead OF to the election Of demagoguos and
leeehes on the public treasury. Let the
Republicans stand by their candidates
everywhere, and uphold those who uphold
The tariff, honest money, and good govern.
nent Earnest Republicans will certain
" not do anything to make repetition Of
Clevelandism possible, as the country
should go steadily forward prospecting aud
to prosper instead Of taking step back
ward, to DO followed by the destruction of
our manufacturers, the poverty Of the pee
: ple generally and suffering for want of
breae. The Republicans should stand to-
gether and not like Samson pull down the
fabric that our fathers labored 80 wisely to
build up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04
Deals in Wheat Feature s.

Chicago, H., June September wheat
advanced to-day / 4 cent? or within d of
cent Of the low-priccd calls. Letter
bought calls on 1000, 90 bushels last night
at S0A to Slla cents. The price did not
hold, and when buying ceased to-day
prices reacted cent from the top.
Letter sold l,3j00O) bushels OF en- h
wheat held in Liverpool to English mil
lcrs yesterday ut good prices, but the sales
to-day were light. His intimate friends
who have advised him in MI his operations
are urging him not to ship any more
When. from here except to Franco
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04
Fest.y |

a strawberry and ice cream festival will
be held in Red Clay Creek Church. Mill
Creek hundred, on Monday evening, the
18th inst, for the benefit of tho sunday
school, The ladies have made ample prep
araton for tie occasion and the citizens
arc invited to call and enjoy the good
thiags Of this life. II tho weather should
provo too stormy it will be held the follow
ing evening
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

eprins h growing up,

Is 1t not a pity?
She was such a little thing,
And SO very pretty.
Summer 10 extremely grand,
, We must pay her duty:
But 1t 10 to little Spring
That she owes her beauty!
From the glowing sky
Summer shines above us;
Spring was such q little dear,
But will Summer love US?
She Is very beautiful,
With her grown up blisses,
Summer We must bow before;
I Spring we coax with kisses,
Spring Is growing up, -
Leaving US so lonely;
In the place OF little Spring
We have Summer only!
Summer with her lofty airs,
And her stately PAGES;
III the place of little Spring,
With her childish graces.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

David Grantland, a p, W. Il b.. brak,.
man. has received gold watch for sccur
lug fifty subscribers for II railroad jour
nal. Mrs. Grantlnnd his wife who re.
cured 80 subscribers also received o gold
watch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

NITRATE of soda, which enters largely In
to tho manufacture 81 powder, haD been dc.
clared contrabana article. 1t is u pro-
duct from the west coast of South America.
New CASTLE Is becoming progressive
Its Board oil ilealah has ordered all the hog
pens removed from tn city limits.
MAHLoN b. FOSTER i, having troubles
Of his own. fIo has been patrollel until
his case is heard by tho State supreme
Court.
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Notice

Notice
A hack will leave tho corner Of Fourth
and Market streets for Lombardy Gene
terry on clear Thursdays and Sundays at
q 80 o'clock p. IN.
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Pensions Quickly Secured.

PeuSIOuB VuVKy Secureu.
Original pensions intclligently prosecut-
cd; rejected pensions re-opened and sue
pensions restored; widows pensions Sc
cured in from 40 to 80 days, by Col. John
wainwright, expert pension attorney, I'd
floor, No. West Seventh street, Whining.
ton, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

Pure food. reasonable prices, quick ser
vice and polite attention. SHEPHERDS Dairy
quick lunch and popular restaurant Bal.
tllnoro style il3h Shiplcy. Complete din.
ner fifteen cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04
Now

Il the chance to have your buggy fixed
up. Nsw wheels and axles and carriages
painted complete with Wilmington Wheel
Co, wheels for SO cash. Miles Barrett,
Elslnere, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

'Tlsn't ssfe to be day without Dr.
Thomas Ecleotric Oil In the house. Never
can tell what moment an accident 10 going
to happen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

Low Rate Excursion to rllddIetown
Camp.
Commanding to-day and continuing un.
I'll further notice during the camp Of Mid.
dletown. Delaware, special excursion
tickets viii DO sold from Wilmington to
Middletown and return, for train leaving
Wnminsto at a61 p. m, good TO return
same afternoon ut rate Of rs cents for the
round trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

! SENATOR George Gray is opposed to tho
stamp tax us a war measure and he spoke
against 1t on Wcdnc day in tho Senate.
He said it was moa ur0 that was operous
and odious to the people aud that he did
not consider it hecos So ry to raise revenue
OF this timo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04
DIR. SIM MS
Vegetable Liver Pills

swallowing. GrGelnss ald not slokenlng.
Operate grandly, and yet you hardly
know you take medicine. Tho lins!t
Liver. Kidney and Stomach medjNlrs.
known. VIII surely cure Liver cou.
plants. Kidney disease and Stomach troll.
bios, dyspepsia OTTO. Cures tlIei feslirg,
skin affections. headache, dlzzlncss, gid,
dy.hcad. DC. Nice Ia every respect asa
real Liver medicine and family prot4,-
lion against diseases. 20 cents box. six
mono for VI. bod by druggists In ,ltlJi
and country. Decok 608 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

J, II. Porter u Sons, wholesale and re.
tall milk dealers. 8. E. Cor seventh and
Madison stroeta Both Phones al.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

ANYTHING is better than thu Cumber-
some hand bill poster election tickets
which have been used in Delaware, for
septral years, At the election which will
take place in November next the new bal
lot Will b. used which we th.nk viii be an
improvement ovar the ballot that was 10
eradicate all chicancry from the elections
In our state and give the voters an homo t
election. Everybody knows how the BAD
lot was use to defeat the Will Of thor o.
pie on election day. To In:u:e honesty n
elections i, to simplify the mlpt 10
make it AS clsy rs possible for tho votcris
to give him ballot that h, knows wllbo
coun cI for the men h votes for Tho
Aus. rAlinu bal OF acted like u boomerang
against the parry an1 men who intrJdu:-
ed the system in our ate. With an hon
est ballo md :. fair cOuA; Delaware would
20 Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04

IT took ovtr fifty tons Of coal to Crcmate
725 355 pounds Of garbage at our crema-
tory. Coal at 50 u ton which IS pa ting it
at low figure coz the city slJL This
with the pay Of the men 10 ia the crtna-
tory and the userc { Of the money 1t at
10 erect tho crenatory makes COOL tax
upon our people for conauming th1 refuse
matter of tho household Tho item Of
gathering aud disposing garbage has been
steadily on tho increase for the past ten
years until it cuts quite figure in the f.
nances of tho treasury Tho question comes
up would not it be u saving TO the city to
give the whole thing out by contract to
some responsible party and thIs save
several thousand dollars yearly by the city
going out Of the business. Washin gton
gives its garbage out by contract and con
siders that it saves money by go doing.
Col Benjamin Nields will appeal from
the decision of Chancellor Nicholson in his
decision against Nathaniel Lieberman as
one of the securities Of =. T. Il, Smith, the
defaulting paying teller OF the First Ma
tional Bank Of this city. The case has been
In the Court Of Chancery for saycra years.
i,
| JOSEPH Is HANDY, a brother of Con-
gressm an Handy, was yesterday nominal
cd by the President as a commissary of
subsistence with the rank Of Captain. He
was former Delawarcan but now resides
In New York. lie was indor5el for his
appointment by Senator I. C. Platt
/
THE Chester News under its new man
agsnent Mr.. Thomas Il Vernon as
editor have so increased thor circulation
that new "rapid-lring" pGrfecting press
has been ordered. The paper has been con-
siderably improved and now ranks among
one of our best exchanges from Delaware
Cnunty PENNSYLVANIA
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pTTEf fEHERrs

PUBLISHERS NOTICE - Travelling
agents are j. a AeI4eAsae, =. :. Eowiey
and o r. Loorssss City collectors are j.
a Cathcnrt. II T. Eawisy Esngeae Nc
Carthy - II. MCGOWAN. E. ~ Sseff@n and
II. a. Wits. Possn1AsterS every nere are
ctr agents. Pay fraGEev only 10 tses9 sEsf
10 our resident agsDts Ia tne various cities
and towns Of the Nor hvsesS-
ADVERTISING - Office hours Of the
observation-disclosures business office DAD =
a. IN until II ,. szs.. sunday hours. ops=a
a. m Until IL T. M classified advertise
ments for insertion following r1oEut-sg
will Le received Up 10 1875 3. N A1yeT-
tiseme51ts snder classified hsad4ngs "
be inserted at the rate Of cent q word
each insertion. Eayn9snz always 81 90
vance No advertisement EecsiYsG ior
less than = cents
ADyEgTfSERs-f-h angeg FOR aGvertise-
must be furnished hy ] oei0ck ~ataAToe' =
Advertisements vgfii he received * uFaiif u
Offices of the FoSt-fn le}iIg1ssNeF.
kEWA RD-Ten dollars vii - i'al1 i2F
informat ion leading ~ the ceHSfe fiofi q
aay person stealing copies u tilss paper
delivered 10 sut3scTitsrs 90 SEQ lille
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OLYMPIA-4i71a Main street. q. c. WIZ
stanley. Agent
EEEEE1yT-p k- Lessis
SPDkAH E--Er.aacH once lIa1tts
block, ff5 f.e7rA.se avenue. te.epi4ois -
j. O. Peterson A[asls~st.
PORT 'g}W-sSE.e<Ib u ~ n. a. Pfeiffer.
BEIEL%6ffkN BAY 49, New " s-AtcOm-
Park-y E-ils. Aan@9SE
gT4-rOF48 i a. George LaFslen.
Tie fo.loHiEs sestsEs await advertisers
al t5ls ofifce.
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NOTICE tn CONTRACTORS Paying
alley through blocks !. 5 aa1 :. Boren-
Dernv'x AID.
Notice asrc5v given tina, seated PRO.
poaals WI te receives by ne undersigned
the city y Seattle up 20 0'c3ook & m.
SATURDAY. December -t.h 4sts fsr ne I'M
prov4gnert Il the alley through sioeks l.
and = B5ren ard D@nGy's addition. by
paving SAD alley. - provided by ordinances
NJ $40. creating local Improvement dls-
trct No IAs, aud SIS accordance with the
plans rg1 speciGca tions ncw IN Sic In the
erlee q me boaFd OF pHhiic works
Each b.a must be accompanied by a GER
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTuRS-Con


,ifie6 check, payable 10 ths order ~ the
city comptroller for a sam net less ihan
I've 80 per cent. OF the bid. ana no bid
wsl be considered unless accompanied by
said check
TIE successful bidder will be required 20
enter into contract ard furnish salts
factory bond for the arsopnt required ny
TIE sity. charter snd ;he laws Of the state
OF Washington within ten days after he
Ing notified = the award ~ the contract
10 nm: failing - DO SO, tire said check
and the amount fixed therein VII Or fer
Iested 10 he city. No person = eligible
as a bidder who has within two wears
prior 10 the letting 90 said contract made
default III payment Of any Just claim
skill or ma teriai furnished pursuant 20
any such contract as herein advertised. or
wao within sad 1vo years failed 20 com
p3eIe any such contracts.
Special attention is called 10 article XVIII
u the city charter as now In force. reiat-
ing 20 hours Of labor" and 10 ardcle
via, section 81. subs. and ;. relating 10
The hoard Il rnh,ic works reserves The
right 70 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be indorSed on envelope:
Bio for Paving Alley through blocks g.
ard ;, Boren x Denny's add"
By order or the board - public works
FRANK oLESoN. Secretary.
Date Of first publication, December 18th.
I.S-CONSTRUCTION OF
Ntt@-fNVs AHA FNCftEat4oA OF SIPS. etc. at
coaling station. Honolulu Hawaiian ISL
ands-Seaied proposals, IN duplicate. en-
doTsesI Proposals for the construction Of
wharves and the excavation Of slips liz the
harba- 0f Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands -
VIII be received al the EuCeau Of Equip
meut. Navy Department. Washington. II.
c. until y o'clock noon. on FRIDAY. Jan
uary ~ 1850, and publicly opened imme-
diateiy thereafter. for the construction
Of wharveS and excavation OF slips etc.
at Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands Plans.
specifications and blank forms II propo-
sails will ne forwarded upon application
10 he Bureau. where further information
may he obtained. The right IS reserved
10 reject any or Az bids, AM 20 waive
any defects r. b. BRADFORD. Chief
OF Bureau.
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FOR skLE-ACRE TRACTS.

FOR SALE-f3ep ranch. about - acres
with al accessories, including sprayag. n
excellent cor0i'i1n. Also 9e acTes good
farm .ana al 3oia5ng r. Sa0frocs II
West Colum1;z street Seattle
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FOR SAI.E-FARM AND LANDS

LOGGED OFF LANDS IN Mason ani
ThurSIcl counties. excellent fruit land.
easily clesr@i ana nicely situated sJR
farms, favorable terms. Tacoma Mi
Company TacSruA. Wash.
FARMS FOR sale as mortgage prices, well
improved CAL III New York block Seat
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MEDICAL.

LADIES Chichosters English Penny
royal pills Diamond Brandt are the
best: safe. reliable: take no other; send
&c stamps. TOR particulars, Relief for
ladies In letter By return mail, at drug
gists. Chichester Che meal Co. Phladei-
pnia. IA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL. IMPORTATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and pub
Ii, n7An BY ne Press Chipping Bureau
(A.efl' ., room s2 Mckay building. Port
land Or. Elmer n Friend. agent. o3s
Bailey building; phone Back lisl-
COMPOSlTION-Ne are now prepared 10
do composition for the trade tany meas
ure) in &onparell, Msnion. BREWER and
Long Premier. "a tlsiactson gtIaran tecd.
Call or address Pas--I ntelAgencer. Seat
tie.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEATTLE MESSENGER co. 6l4 Second
wants 80 deliver yoCr paskage. prompt
service guaranteed: ring O. X. box or
phone Main $50.
--~---------
" A<TEp-To 0uy CID ingratn Carpets.
a.Sa Voaje3 or silk rags. l'~po 2 lo- Al
&C. George Prtli ~ Madison street t'.tX..
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID Tor ladies'
ard geagierens cast-ofI clothing. The
Bel A3 Second avenue south
WANTED Roller ton desk Tn good con
dijla0 Address V e.. care roSt-}utelU-
Ernrtr.
WANTEr-tady performers E,H4 Union
Concert hal 1Sl second aNorta seuth
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ron sALE-MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FOR SALF,--A fine Nee31am piano. lust
from factory. al a special bargain: can be
seen az ISIS Y"Sier way. between Eight
eenth aud Nineteenth streets
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HELP WAsGED-FEMALEs.

ARCANA LODGE. y r and \ NJ. meet,
srcond and fourth Monday eaca month.
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WANTED-MTNES AND TIMBER
LANDS.
AUCTION SALES,


AUCTION Sale If fine furniture AZ Ecker-
ton * DeVitt's sRlesTooms. I3i2 First ave
nue. on Thursday I'd al . clock sharp
Bed sets in black walnut ANA oak, springs,
mattresses, extra fine Darior suite, cen
ter tables, hall trees, ChiTonjer, toilet
rockers curtains. poy,ieres touches, bu
reaus commOdes. carpets rugs. crock
cry glass cook stoves. heaters. etc II
YOU want good furniture attend this sale.
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kLoNnli< E-NIsCELLANEoUs.

MARINE TNSURA Ne ks~Hul.s and car
goes written. open policies issued, aver
ages adjusted. ls1 ire accident, caso-
atty anal liability insurance iu the lea1.
ing companies Hanford IL Stewart W
pt0r-4F hu5l1lng
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MINING.

NE, WANT developed mines and god
prospect 20 float through our LONDON ei.
fee. which is in charge Of Mr.. Altrel
Inzts.men, co. Collins block.
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PER son Al.


ARMY GOODS-Cavairy trousers double
over sea-, strictly all wool VII last hard
usaga oae year SZ-s5, army cvercoa =
Storm AMI cold wea1aer hood coats. 81 30
army bach wool hats, 4c. short. water
proof work king coats. s2.25: Arctic over
shoes, Sl-a; rubber blankets. 75c ana 81
navy undersn.rfe and drawers. each. 81
navy 0<ereuefs. -, 500 L. :. ..uen tow
els. lec. Kirk. 1917 First avenue.
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n1N.sS' AND LoGcERs' Tools

DIAMOND II BRAND. made 81 best i'm.
ported English tool STEEL superior 70 al
others. fully guaranteed. sod by all nrsi.
class dealers. Manufactured and sold o!
Columbia car S. Tool Works. Second and
Clay Portland. Or.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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aYf~~e 4-a2 A-sst h.a.af. agag MA1aaosl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21

ANTED-To KENT ROOMS.
WANTF,I -Three rooms Furnished com
pietc for Housekeeping; must b. desir-
able location; modern c0nvcuitnces. close
in. possession desired about January ..
references, Address j. 40 care POST In
tellEcnCcr.
WANTED by January l. q small fur
nishct house or furnished nous, ke5 vitz.
rooms no children, must be within walk
ing distance q business center. Address
: b. care Post-Inte lhsenc"r.
WANTED Furnished htt containing two
he'd rooms narior kitchen. use of bath
room. North Seattle preferred, terms NJ
a.. care Tost-InteiliEenc"v.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21

FOR SALE-Great snap III Il restaurant
offer wanted Seattle Exchange, 30i New
York block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21

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HAND ami horse sleus manufactured py
the Pacific Wagon Co. are the best Tor
Alaska Dealers IN wagon material, Uls-
ey tops and carriage trimmings. Pacins
WAGON Co, Third avenue south and Lana
sirFeE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21

MRS. NIBIOCK. tailor-made gowns, chl.
drens dresses. patterns cut 10 order ~
fourth floor. corner James and seconi
avenue. over Lace House.
LADIES. get your tailor suits aud golf
capes made by the expert, Mrs Benson
Of san Francisco