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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-19
What They Say About Us.

me expected ha. happened ami ,bo
veteran Scott has launched tbr Rorro
Evening Enterprise. If tbren dn 'niie
can live in Washington county AZ thoH
nave Tor some months past to tLo
MANAGEMENT of everybody, there is no
reason why dozen more or less c,nr nt
i've and flourish. -Burlington Clinmn r'
Washington county now boasts Ne
iour evening dailies, the last TO m,Ln
IT., IT, appearance being the Barre Evcninr
enterprise. 1t is an attractive lool;n'1,
journal OF four pages, and is publishoJ
ny lhe Enterprise Publishing comn,nv
OF Barre. The new paper Enternr.se
mas our best wishes for its obund,nt
- but we cannot help thinking
mat evening newspapers are conforms
n'y thick in Montpelier and Barre Rv
'"e way, we wonder if consideration,
with the gubcrnatorial cum.
P"'@h had anything TO do with tho nn-
Pearance Of the Granite Citv's latest
'ann'datn for newspaper honors bur.
lngtol Ere" Press.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-19
A NEW HOTEL IN BA RRE,
MAY BE ERECTED IN BARRE

a man from Concord, n. H., is ncgo-
lIa'liiE with Mrs. Ella |. Lamb for the
,Ae purchase of the land upon which
llcf residence stands at the corner of
rear and North Main Streets. Neoo.
lia'i"'is are not yet completed, but if tha
'li"e goes through, Mrs. Lamb will
move the house back to the corner lot ON
summer street, and the Concord party
Wi'i put up II large block ON fine In,
l ne plan Is to use The ground floor fo,,
Il large cafe and to make the uu,nr no.n.
'!"o " motel. Other parties are neno-
''a''h@ Tor the property for the ,urnos.
III putting up Il business block
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-19
saves the Trouble of Xv.sb;,u

Oh' said the barber who was Civ.
ing his testimony at the statebouse ono
uay recently, you must relsember that
when man is giving a customer ~
SHAMPOO 5 he is at the same time giving
ms own hands a wash. " Which recalls
sno domestic who liked to mix I'D the
uough ior the bread because, as she ex1
pla,ned' 1T did take the CRIME out Of
0ne names SO. -Boston Transcript
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-19
ia MES EMERSON ARRESTED

James Emerson. formerly of Barre,
was arrested in Montpelier yesterday
afternoon by the police, charged with
beng the father of his daughter Maud's
two-monlhs-old child. The Girl is II
years old. The information was fur.
nlshed by Emcrsons wife. and she
claims they have lived together for
about two years.
Em'r'" has been in WASHINGTON and
while there his wife and II childrou
have resided on Main Street in fine cit,
OF Moh'pclierano have supported them.
W hen Questioned about the neither he
claims man by the name of Gilman Of
Boston is father of the child. lie do
mes that there is any ruth in the CHARGE
against him.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-19
Montpelier & Wells River R. R..
TIM E.TARCE.
YIN and after Monday, Nov. S, 1897, trains wi,
run as follows. Sundays excepted.
SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE.

SObCRBAN TRAIN SERVICE.
5.20, 40, 1000 Pm. ivy 0'
Arrive at Montpelier 1850, $50, lo5oA. H.. 1880
~, ~, $40 7.30, 1920 p. NJ ''
Leave Montpelier, $50 $50, 9.45, A. NJ, l2Oox
LOO, $3.50, 40, $50 $50 P M.
Arrive at Barre $50, $50, TO- O5 AM 10 % o.
800. 5.l2, $50, $50 P, NJ -'-'
suburban Service is subject TO changes Anpli.
. ca'ioh from the people ior more trains, Quicker
| time, or better service will be cheerfuIv aonaiJ
cred All trains will stop On signal AT anv nica
between Montpelier and Barre to take pas,en p
anu WI stop at any place to leave passengers bro
''ueu tne place ls made known to the cond urtor
TRAINS EAST AND CONNECTIONS.
Connects at Wells River with ,c
commodaton Train north, and with
Maii ana Express Train loutb over
,hc fassumpsic Division of Boston
on ~ Maine X. H. Through Train SER
|.'O "A. IN. wee from Wells River via Piym
outn or White River Junction to
Boston. and via, Bellows Falls and
Springfield TO- New York. Arrive,
III Boston 100 p. NJ, New York
tGrand Central Depot 10 pm
=, through service, Burlington to
rhoyans, stops at all principal
s!aions between Wells River and
fao}ahs, arriving at Fahyau. i 90
r. M. Connects at Fabyaus with
am for Portland and Old Orchard
lie 'eh. Also with train for sum.
mt MI Washington, arriving sum.
mt $50 p. Nj. Connects at " rlls
Elver with the Mail Train north
1ooOp over passumpsic Div ion, and the
A< ~ r. M. Pacific Coast Express via Cana.
dlan Pacific hallway to Montreal.
Quebec. Chicago and the Pacific
coast Through sleeping cars Mon
'rea' to Chicago every day excent
Saturdays. TO Pacific Coast every
DAY except Sunday. Also with M.
press Train arriving in Bostons Is
m. Also " 18th train for Fabyans.
Lancaster, Whiteiied, Jefferson
befi,n, Groveton and Grand Trunk
railroad. N
connects at Wells River with Ex.
press train north over b. x NJ. X.
~. ior st. Johnsbury, Lyndonyille,
barton and Newport with Accom-
A Os ~ mediation train south for ali statioI.
= ~" r M. between Wells River and White
River Junction. Also with Exprc..
IRAN north over White Mountain
DIVISION for Lisbon, Littleton. Retb
lehem Sire ct, Profile House Twin
Mountain, Fabyuns, Crawford's'
Il W. CIV hitefeld, de fferson and Lancaster
SlAN AN General Agent
w s,i r W MORSE, GenI Pass Aren't
w. "A. sTOWELT.. General Mannssr @'N''
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Hudson Bay Company Receipts.

Received, per Lapwing, Jane Goodv
az per invoice, in good condition; and
u. received, per Osprey, Mathilde
llmblns' Returned, per Lapwing. Ar
noe pelng IN accordance with descrin.
ton contained in invoice"
Thus read two receipts recently found
among the archives of the Hudson Bav
company.-Kansas City Journal,
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His COntennt.

thought,' said Dawkins, "that
you SAID you didn t think much Of Brad .
Jury asa pianist, and here you have
taken a box for his recital"
=. l. oldn't KNOW" answered Morley
a.; a. oetter way to show my CONTEMPT for or
a nain as musician than by taking a box
anu leaving it empty on the EVENING of
lis recital. "-Harper's Bazaar -
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VICTORY FOR SPAIN

IL IS reported that Il lively scrape
Yesterday at one of the GRANT, took placu
,"''' between young Spaniard and
Two or three Americans. The ln,ter !,
~ L s''''' We're leasing the Spainard about
'"e present difficulties until 1t finally
ended IN blows. Those who witnnssaJ
,i,r scrap are inclined to the opinion the
opanlard had the best of the bor~,;n "
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-19

q. IL Is absurd to say that wealth 10 y,
, rnlns ol such kind that man with
i pieh'y OF it around him may perish
WIN munger, like Midas in the fahla
wno' from his Unsuitable wish fonnd
Aristotle. WA LEU 'l'to gold.
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LET OTHERS WOpDv

,on can rest sereuely and SEQ ,or. ,.
cana without fear or care. You know my "ccu.
ssnt Is earning you II points yearly Tb , your
y prot on nt small beginning Of 500
tnni " III proportion wall yourself Of MI. sum
rnst Co " az The Investors Guaran, uppof
cnccs ", % wall St., New York. Hiehest rof,s
uehlrcu. - 1SmJ
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-19
NOTICE.

| wish to inform the public that
nave no connection in anyway with the
so-calIed Union Bakery, although have
Tooa mon principles. My place is in
Dolsters block on North Main street
Nohc OF my goods are sold from tbo
: iee" cart JOHN L. CALLAGHAN.
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Wiiiiamstown Trains

Leave Barre 100 M.43OpM DIE Il iIliau..
town l.55 p. NJ. $40 Nj.
Leave Williams,own 7,3O A. NJ o3op H.
Barre sos A. M. 800 p. M
F. W. BALDWIN, 8. W. CI,MurScs
Gen. Supt. Gen Pass A orn,
Ii. Il. STOuGHTON, Supt. NJ. & w. r. Div.
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ONE OE TWO WAYS.

Inc bladder was created for one purpose.
namely, Il receptacle for the urine, and as
such it is not liable to any form of disease ex-
cep' ny one or two ways. The first way is
from imperfect action of the Kidneys. The
second way is from careless local treatment of
other diseases. "a
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Suburban Service,

TRAINS TO MONTPELIER
Leave Barre $40, $50 A. M, 1900, 3. O6. $40
II 30 P. '
TRAINS TO BARRE.
Leave Montpelier $50, e.l5, 1850 A.x..1265
3 .ou and $40 p NJ '' '''
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NOTICE: | am prepared to do first
CLASS work in house painting, PAPER
thn7 " ny ana calsomining. Orders
' al, the mail promptly attended TO-
1 my employees are experienced work
men. No apprentices. WIZ ~
). G. DODGE, 100 Main St.
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Let's Talk 1t Over.

to his restaurant.
Dr.. o. G. Si:kney WIS in Wa ,hing
ton this morning.
+. L. Perry was in Williamstowl
yesterday afternoon.
Miss VI: die Hpughton is confined t
her house by illness.
The regular meeting OF the aldermen
will be held this evening.
Mrs Martin Wclch is quite sick threat
ened with bilious fever,
Robert Kynock, Jr., began work fol
John Callaghan this morning
George W. Lyndc of WIIliamstowr
is in the city on business today.
Joseph Ward of the firm of Ward and
Douglass is in the city to-day.
Mrs. Alya Ring of Huntington is visit
inc her niece Mrs Ella Lamb.
FL. Hayden is to put new milk
cart Oh the road tomorrow morning.
II. a. Warren Of the obstruction Co.
OF st Adams was in town th.s morning,
Ell Ward and Jim Hogan were seen
out driving Il nice span Of chestnut mares
Sunday.
Chas define formerly with Page Broth
ers has cnte ced the employ of Whfcomb
brothers. ..
The work OF moving the old Iainc
house on North Maine Street began tbs
morning.
Lee Frcn h aql Frank Chamberlain
returned from Montpelier whore they
spent Sunday.
George Buchanan Of burlington a
former resident of Barre i, in the ct,~
visiting his brother ". H. El.hanau
Harry Tildcn la, ,eycre, his coDurr-
ton with the firm Of smith. Whitcomb
and Cook, in whose employ he has been
for several years.
Bcniamin CRANE If Norri.viII, IS,
the city for few DAYS. lookiup after
two tenement houses he is having built
on Bccklcy Street.
l.. J. Mead received = .nrion. ;n;n,.,.
this morn.n~ At hi. store. IInv.,. n',.n
i'm Il tobacco box with a laro aroce
knife when it and cut hi, hand.
Sometime wa. .qid f.v J.,..ooo
about a cauarv lirl liyin,+ ,o tra aunn IS
Il wears. Mis- Ella n k.nJ'.io,, i ~
possession of canary bird IS ynqr. ,lJ
The Re. F'loren.o EoIlo.l. rrool..u
las acccu cd fine invi,a,inn from, t,,o ,,Ia.l
If as At thn seminary f. Io,,ror ,Ia
8accalaurratn sar,o|n ., cl,ss s,n1 a'''
Nj cu1,l;. 1,,.... -, n
,omnh,an o't''1 'I"u'' 'nc ioul yc"f,olu q
he fore tinacr If brr Inf ,,anJ ,r ~, tats t'.
he fsst Joint in nln,ha. ,.,,,,,r' W. 90 +
Law. '''''' {
T,.. {
,t;aa nv ''l.I' 1o''l''9,'o'l'IT nave served n
W ''' ''49 ''''e'i'' VI hcthlcy street
Iav 9Th If thor, !, rn 7l.;o,.,;|,, ,,' a
trcet i, 70 he vidnn.1 '''' '''' b
NJ. ,,p.,,', h
,;n,ar ,,';, ''I'''' ''}'' "''' '"S spent ,e q
a ''''ai "'a" n'l " "a, MIS- L.. w. Il
-, L'', ".'l' " -,,p"'Pui'ct 'oo"y 10 n
~ lel "''u@''leT, MS Ii. NJ Harvey. "
p/ ,1o...',. &c
r. Nv -ion'Pci'et ana Dare rover and >
l@t to~n TO- to "r4 a" t, YORK with the wr- m
e curve bv thc National nanl l'' w. ., W.. W.
e wire can be lifted ovor tho pa ';''' 20
)usc as If il novod ,lo,,r +I.o '.,.,ls g.,
Mrs I,.nr, t,in,. IS .,,7., n :. ",
- .1''I VI ''"u'n l''lle ol'd w.
u nj ght after long illness. with con- P
nthodj.t ,hnr.h -, e e. 'lo''iO'i Vi l"c ~,
.,.,nI ''l'-l'' ~ r''4io 'il'' was H. NV,
,nsIa,,I o,.'i 'i'' ''l':''Is Niic Ic'''e' ~
~, '''''' ''''i '''''''ie'i'
~! ~ i'''lpci ms arrived tor the new a. ,
''i''ol' "lllcH D. thomas IS to make
on the house he recently purchased
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we have the most popular general
crop rotate, Screen Mountain" vari.
e,y, grown in Michigan, pure seed at
el.lo per bushel. L. M.Ayerjll
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or q" tr, M"l Deceived. A Cough. IIoarso,o..
in , Hiroup, are not to be trifet with ', n
'ro"o'e. sold by Kcndrrk & Co. ~" ''"ch
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-19

~ CoNE "A COLD in ONE Day
Dr ,"Nt LAXATIVE 5romo Quinine Tablets An
lrice "a cents. IL IL ialis to cure.
9mti
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IL 80 P. NJ
4.O5 p. M,

T. w oTANYAN, General Avent ''e
VIZ r. W MORSE, Gen'l pa.s Ay.nt
W. "A. sTOWELT.. General Manassr gent
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Parliamentary Difficulties In Austria


Difference OF relision.-The Aastro- Hum
sarian empire contains Catholics tRoman
Catholics and Greek Cathoiicsl, Protest
ants Lutherans and Evangelical Calvin
ists). Orthodox Greeks. Jews and Mussul
mans. The Roman Catholics are In a pre-
pondsrant majority (s7 0au O1D. bur they
also. as well as the members Of the other
cfeeis, are locally not united, hat divided
and spread over both parts Of the mon
archy
No common language. no common litera-
tgre.There Is TO Austrian language, no
Austrian literature in existence; this, the
rnost binding con1ent-Blndsg led-of ma
ton. IS entirely missing In the realm Of the
Hapshurgs. The subjects OF the Emperor
Francis Joseph possess no common asplra-
tions In this respect. The Germans look
70 Germany for their literature, and the
CZcchs since the regeneration Of their Ian
guage. employ their literature not on behalf
OF an Austrian state, bat for Bohemian
kingdom Of their own, Just as the Magyar
language and literature only aspire for a
Magyar kingdom. and not for Austria.
They know and speak and write in Hun
garian Of their king; hut OF the emperor OF
Il AUSTRIA they speak as OF a stranger, OF n
foreign monarch with whom Hungary has
a compact. and vino is also their king ac
co:iiry 10 their ancient constitution and
according 10 the Pragmatic Sanction.
No unity OF laws.-TheTe Is no code OF
laws Seither civil or criminal laws in COM
mon for the whole monarchy. In this re-
spect the empire is also divided into two
parts. The Austrian civil and CT ulnal law
Is quite different from The Hungarian law.
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4 QUEER MANIA.
IL Attacks abe Man " ho Iooks Down
From /. E.ofty Height.

Cleveland ttatU k}T1itF,
Not long ago a Cleveland uaa was tax
IN up on tie roof of the New England
building by sogac az the Century Club
boys 10 eut0y the view. I. was clear
day and the vista in every direction was
aanrhtsul Rsit tie boys noticed eho: tae
visitor hu0w back from the paFApet ana
declared he caoi SEA every &hiHE al
tieht from the middle cf tie roof Being
pressed 10 go closer 10 tie edge he Hat
IS p fused.
The fact is" he said afteFg ards. that
I can't stand tbs sensation Il being up az
This tremendous height No. 7 don't have
tha ordinary feeling t5at I mast throw
myself 1cWu Il IS,g't AttslfeSs. In fact.
I think-doc{ors have told me-tbot my
case IS somewhat original. YOU have Uo~
tgced the sensation ycu st when stand
Ing on = bridge sna having a vessel pass
beneath. II You look sfoNn il isn't long
before you feel = the bridge Ua>
rr2oy,rs. ana fhe heat was standing still.
az course. We t8ve ail Experimental in
this very thIar lets ~ titT.s in hoyaaod's
DAYS. Well. that's about The same sCuS8-
tfou lt gives u7e when 81 a considerable
height above the Srauut Il toek down
ana catcn ~Ist, Of rnoNIaE 0hiac, ] q:
olsce imagine are s,rs-tHre upcn which /
s1ard IL hUsilng VaVi3.y through space
q "a carrying TDc = ia &. SaIuchus can't
help iaaklHs down, aud the speed cor
stau;lv increases. ttsl ss e I must 10
thrown cG unleSs sag c8.rE 80 something
aEd I really suffer fortunes. TIE -stlsss,
e moving Is tUst AS TEai - use IS i. I
ware or a es-Rc~.-t7I express. a~d the
ueiy Fcs.5f Is 80 ser away fscW t=a c&gs
~ the rocE SIP whatever * may re- srd
look Up at the Sky Instead OF looking
oeNn WEsa { Nas tE Eueo0a "a few
wears asa ~a made several iittss trims
cuts.1e - Rome. saa oa ere ~ them VS.
1sr3 a li1tle place cal.ea Ie>h3a-T thirk
that vas the Gsr1S, There wasn't much
Asxeg3 .te lncAl cc&oTt1s ta attrsc. US.
the ecly Interesting piece cs architecture
belus = quaint cid tower. ~ course the
party wanted 20 expiCrs q. and we went
un- I Kept my eyes tu~rea away frcn
the earth as rlUck as possible an1 reached
she top all right. WE.3e was scuGyicg
tha clouds ana ;he Glr away blaa hisS
rsgy core AS Mons ter * Joke. STOLE down
ard icft me there 2loGe. ! c:$a; mss
thegn at frs, aE3 then ore % tse party
tehn had reached tse ground save az Ur-
var.hfv stveech. \ queer cid cart vas
lurrssrsrg by. sn1 saw X ana VAS l,sr
Tat tswer and 7 instantly began a mad
gs.z- ~s~aa1a Isc atneosTiSre. Instinct
tycsy c3ut,nei the ey3Ee OF THE hlt;resx
= }Es s@e cs1sy thing th&t prevented re
t-ou .yiRw n 5nt5 SPACE. BY and ~ n7y
friends ts~au 20 y eTTy ever my 5 rs zoe.
f9uaa f1e via nv fingers purple ana
aegrh from ;aat sfs1l desFA ciu1cn- They
actually had 70 pun ne away FROM the
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BY having the wall paper and the kaiso-
mine or pleasantly contrasting coloFs
beautiful effects may be Obtained Or a
pail or two Of liquid !ampaiacs adds vari-
ety 10 the collection small prize, say a
bicycle. Or silver service should be award
sd TO the one who succeeds in making tho
largest picture with one splash of tho
brush. As there Is more or less danger Of
SCATTERING. the thoughtful hostess will
provide her guests with aprons TO protect
their clothing.
Very effective and pretty aprons may be
made from hemstitched linen handker-
chiefs. ornamented with drawn work or
embroidery by the hostess own fair
hands. One side OF the handkerchief
should be gathered on ribbon. whieh
may be tied about the waist.
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SER was present and In q sros. sea-. IL
sS@t@aSS &c an sae1Te tie n4gsrzI
- esSa1ssi tssS FezDpezze1 ard sang ~Hcme.
1N@Ss rem AS she wsE retiring from
the stage Webster a@ose ard ma. q GRO
fosxrzd bog. Ia airy one efse sha act
would Gave been Ridiculous, alta him ii
"as al n time and place. ara. "a * wsre.
. Haaaa part Of tae performances. Il L.
sad Ire wonderful warbler was hfgAsy
pl@assd with this marx az notice froa
TIE grsafest asEag man then Of Washing
TO, as a7so q the coGntrys-Jn8ge A. a.
HAsaaEn ia Warcssse- fsaza.ts
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4 New Game.


A pleasant way 20 entertain an evening
party Is % introduce the new and fas n
ating game Of Hobeobiiuks. which is play.
eli IN the follow NJ manner: 4 long psrl0r
or saloon is required. possibly two; n
fact il is good plan 70 prepare as many
as you have. FOR il IS ar extensive gam"
Remove the pictures AID brie-a-hrac from
the walls I'd group TIE chairs In the
middle Of the roem. Each guest is then
provided with pail of kaiso1ins sud a
wbitewash brush With which he or sire
M kfs grotesaue splash on tAe wall
These impromptu pictures are of,en very
funny and much merF;ment IS the result.
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PARTIES bound for Alaska should
take al least twenty dollars in silver
quarters. halves and dollars along with
them. as II IS very scarce in that coun-
try and the inability TO make exact.
change frequently results in extortion on
the part OF packers. boatmen and others.
often resulting in compelling parties to
pay from fifty cents 10 two or three dol
lars In excess Of regular rates.
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parapet and the strain affected me for
weeks. Oh I'm bad man TO leave alone
on housetop- No. can't conquer it.
/ do much more sensible thing-I keep
out of danger"
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IOWA Iron Works. limited DUBUQUE Ia.
build the best machinery for river steamers
and make a specially of building sectional
steel huls which can DC easily shipheSi
and quickly boiled together: also builders
OF all kinds OF marine machinery and boil
ers. Represented by =. 4. Hill. with Hib-
bard & Norton Co. Yesler dock. Seattle.
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DIR. ]. r. LoUGHARY. Bailey builiiny
Special attention given diseases % brain
and nervous system.
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composition.

We are now prepared TO do composition
for the trade tany measured In Nonpareil.
Minion BREWER and Long Primer Salts
faction guaranteed. Cali or address Post
InieIltg en- er Seattle.
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BATTLEsHIP OREGON.
Excursion on the Perley 20 the L. s.
navy yard to see the battleship. Leave
Galbraith dock Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at p. n. Fare, 10 cents
round trip.
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QUALITY talks: that Is why miners
insist On Frye BFuhn Cos English Break
fast Bacon.
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DR. ANNIE RUSSELL-Disease OF
women. - RoSweil.
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Hay was selling in Eliensburg Inst week
at $14 a ton on board the cars.
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The Latest
From klOndike

u that the Dawson City Hospital
IS fuu 81 Scuryy patients Scuryy
Is epidemic in that country Doa's
K there without the proper sup
vIv % Won HELkS GREAT GER
MAN SCERNY CURE. positive
rTeNt xstsve, s C@Ttal5 cure. Ask
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-18
The Sedttle-klondike
Commercial Syndicate
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-18

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10

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