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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-06
Ant SENENTS.


The Norris Bros dog and pony show.
located al the corner Of Second avenue
ana Wall street gave matinee and mgnt
performances yesterday 10 large audiences.
The big tent was crowded al both enter
tainmeilis ard al WHO went came away
delighted with the exhEo!ison of dog ana
horse inte.igence The animals are all
BEAUTIES ana their clever pantomime act
ing is as perfec. animals can make IT,.
There are several new. novel and starting
departures from the ordinary shows OF
this kind introduced by Prof. Andrew
Norris which 20 10 furtaer subsiantiate
the high standard Of acsing these igdelh-
gent animal. attain under kind training.
Prof. Ncg-ris says smart horse or dog
canro, be driven 10 do tricks, but kiisi
treatment viii make them almost as ODE
dent and clear of understanding as human
creatures There are SERIOUS uoss, clown
dogs. tricky pon.es and bright actors OF
the canine and equine families. IL is not
a show Tor children alone, but the old folks
enjoy IL as much as the youngsters
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corporation owning holding ana enjoying
franchise.
20. The character az such franchise
3. Period of years for which franchise
was granted.
- Date of grant of franchise.
IS. Names of the person persons firm
or corporation 10 whom the same was orig
inaiy granted.
's. Date upon which the same was
transferred In and became property OF
present claimants
- State whether said claimants be or
are person. persons, firm or corpora
tiGn.
IS Names OF person, persons, or menu
beers Of the firm claiming to own the same.
or In case of corporation. the names of
the president. vice president and secre-
tary thereof.
-. Number OF ordinances granting or
amending said franchise
10 Other information concerning said
franchise and Its ownership"
In order to facilitate the work OF record
Ing and 10 avoid penalties 1t is requested
by Comptroller Parry that so soon as the
blanks shall be received the matter be
given immediate attention. The penalty
for failure 10 return the report within
twenty days is not less than $40 nor more
than $l.ooo for each ofsense.
The effect OF the enforcement Of the war
revenue bin Is beginning 10 be felt In the
city treasury department. The number
OF small checks received In the office has
been very considerably less than before.
most or the small payments for water
rent, etc. being made now In cash. II
would seem to be some trouble for the
drawer OF 4 check to attach t.-s revenue
stamp. aud then. II costs cents
\ regular meeting OF the board Of esiu-
cation will be held tomorrow. July = The
matter OF the school election may come
up for discussion. but IL IS exceedingly i'm
probable that any further official cogni-
zance Of the matter will be- taken at The
present time. 1t is laid upon the shelf
The Sunset Telephone Company yps.e~-
day took ont a building permit for its new
office on Third avenue near Spring. TIE
structure will be 81 brick 45S5o feet two
stories ard A basement. and will cost SIR
900
r. 7. Hawley has taken out a building
permit for 81 two-stoFy frame dwelling
house al 1919 Knob hin avenue. 10 cost
s~a. \ building permit for 4 three-Sterv
dwelling house ora Harvard avenue 10 cost
s5oeo. has been issued 20 Mrs. A r. Pound
Clerk Olsen. az the hoard of public
works. yesterday addressed roDrnunica-
ti0n 80 council In which II "a RECOMMENDED
81 that the contract for the steel con
stTuctloH az the city park water tower b.,
awarded 90 Wolf & Zwtcker at their bid
Of STA work 10 be- completed by- Sepfer1-
ber + ard recommending that the con
tract for excavation. foundation and con
crete casing FOR the tower ha awarded -
T. Ryan At his bill % s. ~ 70. This
amounts to total expenditure of sii-
ssN. - ard The board requests that So ssv
b. appropriated H. council Cor ITS do
ftavai. mat the completion ~ the work
may not ba DELAYED
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ton this year. The total will probably
reach $n.on - There Will be SO COS GO
more spent this year than has tseeu
spent In any year since 1886 And there
is probably no other way in which money
spent IS OF so great public advantage. In
the first place. the cost OF new conStrac-
ton is almost entirely paid TO laoor-either
directly 20 the construction gangs or In the
purchase Of materials tsssch as rails. track
supplies and timber in the price Of which
fabor is by far the largest element OF
the ssa0A.oso being expended. certainly 10;
less than ~ per cent. or s4s, e.1.aa viii 20
10 labor. In this way alone. therefore. new
railway building is an immense and isnne-
date benefit TO the masses OF the people
but in addition. when the railway is built,
IL remains as permanent investment. ar
addition 20 the taxable wealth OF the COM
munity, and is. moreover. the most power
full fundamentally In the growth ard de-
yelopment OF the districts in which il IS
located.
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TOURISTS SAIL FOR alaska.


Passenger travel 10 Alaska was again
resumed yesterday by the calling OF the
steamers City Of Seattle and Cottage City
for Lsnn canal ports. Nearly week has
passed since a steamer left Seattle for the
north. and yesterday the noise and hustle
attending ouch an event was renewed with
vigor-
Tie Cottage City sailed from Ocean dock
at oc,ock in the morning. Sac had on
board seventy passengers. most Of whom
were Alaska tourists. TIE Cottage City
IL now running on the summer route
which the Queen formerly covered on her
Alaskan excursion trips. Besides stop
ping at juneau. WrangeI and Skagway,
the Cottage City will call al Sitka. Mary
island. Glacier bag and other places Of
interest. She carries the United States
mai to the northern ports.
The City Of Seattle. Capt. ]. c. Hunter,
was alongside Yesier dock all day loading
unusually heavy shipment of freight
The greater part OF the cargo consisted OF
supplies and material for the Skagwsy
railroad. A large consignment of wheel
barrows was a part Of the cargo for Skag-
way. The booking Of the City OF Seattle
showed the names of fifty-three passen-
gers. Many OF these were Alaska tour
lists. On the next trip north the steamer
will go on the excursion run. Following
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SunDn19er
Dress Skirts.

We have Just received new tine Of
Ladies' Pique. Duck and Crash skirts.
Ladies' Dress Skirt. made OF best
quality of piaue. in pink and white.
tailor finish, s4.s&
Ladies' Skirt, made or fine quality OF
piaue. Spanish fiounce. si-&&5.
Ladies' Skirt. made OF good quality OF
piaue. tailor finish. s22a.
Ladies' Dress Skirt. made OF linen
crash with silk stripe, tailor finish,
slsS and s2225
Ladies' Dress Skirt. made Of crash,
finished with rows Of cording around
skirt. si.i9.
ladies Dress Satrt. made Of crash,
in figured effects. tailor finish. si.4s.
Ladies' Skirts. made of crash and
denim. in browns. blues. green's. reds
and tans. at SIS.
Ladies' Dress Skirt. made Of hand
some duck, in blue ground with white
polka dots. finished with Spanish
fiounce and bands of white duck, Sass.
Ladies' Dress Skirt. made OF good
quality OF duck. IN blue. finished wath
white bands. at $3.50 and S3as.
Ladies' Dress Skirt. made OF good
white duck. tailor finish. at st.oa.
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is a list of the passengers she carried yes
terdsy:
y. j. williams. T. W. Johnston. Mrs.
Johngt6n. Miss Lamont. Frank Matthews,
p f. Evans. Rose keliog, J. T. Craw-
ford. A. Crawford. a. La Frave. Charles
4. Wier' Anna ~. wier. Jessie d wisr.
Stephen iismiii John W. Brown. NJ.
I.ongenbaugh. l.. Larsen. r Altman. =.
". If. Rosenberg. T. 5. Mcdonald s lie
bane W A. Guild. +. J Fisher. &. j.
Wilson. w. Doyle. ID. BENSON. } W. Sam
son, 9. II. Wilson, f.. $; Maison, b.
Ross. j s. Ones, f. Costello. +: Cottrell.
+, Smith. F. A. TansIadt. V. SodergTen,
+ Sodergren. +. j. Doyle. ID Hughes. X.
currie. G kesling. G. II. Dow. {. Ander-
son, II. Burton
The Cottage city carried the following
passengers:
J. Anderson. \. Schmidt. Henry John
son. Alma Te,Irtcr j. Bart. Lin Boggs.
= Dorau, A. Mckinnon. A Miller. q. II
Donaldson. Thomas kenney. David E~inG.
Charles M!chsels. &. Wilson II. Johnson
Edmond Martell. &. r. Parks. &. +. Cur
rier. Ernest Engburg. Hiss Clara Calvert,
nr. II, X. Jones. Miss l. g. HargraVes.
James III Lee, Miss T. Schuier. =. VI. Lift,
r. f.. Fuller. Mrs. J L. Ponnel. l. Power.
q. II. Russell. w :. Staten. Mrs. +. a.
Brown and child. Charles w fill. j.
s'' shub bert. v. i. Hin. Mrs, " i. i'm.
Mrs Kerry. O. " Monroe. John Hanton.
Capt, Bryant, Capt Cheney w. {. Eddy.
Frank Mortimer, h. A. 1>witcheil. Mrs e.
Twitehell. .. r. Blozson, G Il Humboldt.
Eli spencer. r. q. Wertke. W. I. Wales,
n. Brown. william Trueberry. l. Ham
berg. q. Lee, y. II. Goodman, e, Hicks.
: Steitlsr J. II. clark. j q, Maiden. Ia
Worlert, T. r. P.nkett u Montgomery.
c. Lawrence, X. \. chilberg.
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Amt Of RICHARD JOSE.
Ars. Mary Jose's Remains shipped 10
Montana for Burial.

Ms Mary j. JOSE. who died suddenly ut
~ Willard house last Saturday night. was
q aHns Of RIch-rd Jose. the famous tenor
niger, who i e great .avorite IN Seattle.
Mr. Jose wen. Out to see the irpeomptu
nrsae that took place after the. news
u The destruction Of cervera's fleet be-
cane known. On returning home she sud
ssnly fell and passed away. She had beer,
~der the care Of physician for some
the
Her remains were sent 10 Phillipshurg,
hsnt, last evening. accompanied BY her
no sons. Mrs. Jose was we'll known IN
SEXnta City New
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Srnttlr-Tacoma Mail.

Steamer Sentinel. recently hnsit a. IA
coma for the Hunt Bres. Navigation Com
pany. IS row carrying the mail between
seattle and Tacoma, she formerly haa
the run between Tacoma and Gig :iarbor'
IN v,aes 81 TIE steamer N4ctor. TIE SET
.snel started GA the Tacoma rTa tasS FIT
day.
Tacoma from thlS rar; by - steamer
penaure. y y as originally carried ey the
steamer Skas}t Chief. agd tho eontTaes
vas stven - she Defiance when the skAS''
t.A{ef yeAs seat - Alaska II has noS been
IN rsfsrraA - the SsnttueI.
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rsrt Of the Condemnation Suits
= Trial in Superior Court.
e,onT vERDICTs RETURNED,
..sfng of lmpsvtaas Litigation
az Court, In which seattle 10
wssaiiy Iaf~resteA-suffs Are Di-
.sAsd Into Two General Csses-
SaAges Preparing for Their AM
..al yaeasioa-Netes Of the Courts

- Cedar river water condemnation
- have been begun In the superior
-. Yesterday a Jury sat In judge
r..spn's csgrt ard ilsteneI 10 the tezii-
,uey In the first batch Of suits 70 come
!. under the general proceedings !asii-
,usst by the city 70 obtain a right o. way
:, the Cedar river water system
rzxht serSilcts were brought IN during
,As aay for damages TO parties interested.
49, were as q rule for small amounts.
xse largest of the eigh: verGIcts Was for
-
Ynh Ii the tegsnning OF the litigation
.s.ah will result in the requirement by
- ei,y Of a direct line for wals9 roEddits
sss the intake al Cedar river 70 The city.
IN s.st.s have been fied. One OF them.
- or trial. IL entitled 'The City OF
s.sstie W. The Northern Pacific Railway
n.nnny," and covers that part Of the
sra OF way extending from Seattle 10
aestOn-
I, Viii take probably ten days TO settle
q. claims Of ali the defendants In the
"a cases, although II there Is much of
asniest Il may DC the trial OF the first
- a5one may take a. week.
re vsrsiisfs brought Ia yesterday we're
!. favor of respondents who had rot an
..ered the summons served Ia behalf Of
~ dty
xssre was consumed IN obtaining a jury.
- following twelve men were selected
ssr venlre of eighteen Jurors
william Rlsse. NJ. Madssn, Edward Rid
H. 3 Huddiesien, J.. Thomas. Henry
uesse. Danl.l Maioney. II. NJ. Buckiansi.
b Copeland. l.. A. Robson, j. H.
ssx;on and John W. Haigh. Mr.. Haigh
"A. elected foreman when the jury retired.
Tnis jury viii 81; through the trial OF the
saN.
The act lai beginning of the Cedar river
safer litigation In the superior court marks
"a spcch in this enterprise. about which so
maeh has been said and written. Many
q The defendants, who own properly along
n, nigh, OF way sought 20 be secured by
ia essy haze not responded 30 the SUM
u,ons and are therefore in default. There
u Ia prospect, however, several well con-
tested eases for damages. In which the city
sna the property owners have NOT agreed.
ysrs.css for the following named prop
,t,y swnerz we're returned by the jury
yasrday
Thernas Prise and wife 35.5s; NJ Cum
psegAaal 81. Ruth T. Jones ct al. 20:
ssrsa Francis ti15. H. .. Brevig and
sYe ZIG: Argus Macintosh et al. s2-55
] u. wallingford. 81. and George l.. Gun
srvnzm yIlss
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The geographical distribution of the new
lines being built ia always a matter OF
interest. Slightly Esore than half the new
track laid 20 far this year has been laid
west of the Mississippi rlver-or 66s miles
oui Of the total OF fiAi. or the remansi4 =
lad east If the Mississippi. l5s miles only
are north 81 the Ohio river and 80 miles
south OF the same line The following
table gives the figures OF tn. track laid
and the number os separate lines on which
II has been laid. in each OF the thrty-flve
states and territories III which work has
been done,
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THEY MISSED THE BOAT.


The steamer City Of Kingston on her
trip last night carried back several Cana
dian artillerymen who had failed TO find
their companies on the night OF the
Fourth in time 10 catch the boat. They
We're having such n good time with newly
found American friends that they forgot
all about Col Prior's order for every one
10 assemble at the Armory before II
O'clock a number OF the slender canes
carried by the agti.lerymen are held by
Seattle people as souvenirs, and more than
one nea, uniform lacks gold button here
and there because OF the Seattle girls
fondness for such trinkets.
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Judge w. II Moore went 20 Port Towns
end Moaasy night aud therefore the equity
department Of the superior cenrt was clos
81 ytsterday Judge Jacobs hied himself TO
he rsnfa GEAR O'Brien 10 inspect his po-
to crop Il was quiet day at the court
6a<
TIE sksae departments are winding up
he business OF the present term prepare
'ayy 70 The annual summer vacation The
inry ia Judge Benson's department is the
esss are now engaged AT the court house.
Business e confined TO routine channels
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The German Ladies Society VIII give
concert and bal on Sunday, July TO- in
Germania nall for the benefit OF the widow
of the late Mr.. Paul Weinhagen, editor or
the Seattle Democrat. Up 10 date the la
dies have met with unusual success, as
they nave secured everything necessary
for their entertainment free Of charge.
The ladies are happy 10 say that they viii
be able 10 arrange programme fuii or
interest and attraction and hope tina, there
will be a crowded house.
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MARSHALL bound OVER.
'"ssx Man Who tscd a knite on
Chaunc~y fshaua.

sae police have known Edgar Marshall.
70 siAshed young Chauncey isham w}th a
sssr distigurEE him for life. since tS3t
fRvF 90 rot pretend "a bs able 20 give tN'
sAANt number - times be has caused Them
s'asoas. ''rhe last taing remember hear
- Tin say" salG Detective C1ldshee yes
ss'say afisrgsa'sa. WAS. sometime yost wfi
~ ne Ter s'n,.,Aing good
asFshAh was rsWauded - tho county
= ey Justice Austin. pending hearing
Fcsfc" afternoon at - O'clock. oa The
se a. assa"; wi-A 4 deadly weapon.
&Ass we're uvra as susY
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my connection with a Rank in Ireland ard
produced the best evidence By handing 70
ne court letter from the hank accepting
my resignation and paying me all salary
due ne / also stated that 1 received a
present OF E5e-sZ1-witain three rnoufns
after / had left ts service. Al thls the
report of the case accidentally left out.
as well as that referring TO my being A
magistrate for zine years. This IL NOT OF
much Importance. yet ] like to state par.
tlcHiars Of future. j. rREAGE
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1pt +. Mitchell. who vert north
ca 'he brixham To snperiniend the con
sfSasffcn ~ several haFges FER The Boston
ss Alaska Transportation Conway, died
pufca Harbor on MAY Is The brief
Hsaiion of his death received by the Of
sssr q she company ttcSs moi say what
20 trouble WAS He built all or ,he river
nSe she company sent from this city
saa was very well known here
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FIRE INSURANCE.
10 II Just ~ Cheap to select q FIRST.
Class Company.

TIE rates % ali FIRE Insurance companies
are the same. It IS Just as cheap and
far more prudent % place your snsur-
anee in the cid Aetna. of Hartford. the
giant u American companies: the Sun. OF
London the oldest company in che world.
or the Merchants. OF Newark. a staaach
American company. and in case OF loss
You may rely upon n prompt and salts
factory adjustment These companies are
all represented by Crawford & Conoyer.
New York block
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Tie funeral services over the remains OF
Mr. Catherine Mcleod were held yegter-
aAy Morning AZ The Church az our Lady
q troo3 Help Father r y Prefontaine
o'sca'tng The ntermeut took place IN
Sassary cemetery Mrs Mcleod WAS the
we Of John Mcleod, an employee Of the
ssa.ae Gas sfaf Electric Light Company.
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The Jossey- Marvin Company are greeted
by crowded houses at every performance
of The Volunteer at the Third Avenue
thea,er. While this Is due in great
measure 10 the capable and conscientious
way In which the play is produced. by no
means small measure of its success is
due to the play itself.
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Landed on Nunivak Island.

The Alaska Union Gold Mining Com
pany 81 Chicago. Ill, which left here April
is on the schooner Beuiah. was landed on
Nunivak island late in May. II took some
time ID land the $50 tons OF coal leo tons
O, provisions and big river boat WIN
.hss,, M, marty was provided. The Beu-
Ian 90; out Of the ice in the l.ttle hay on
ynne ard arrived at Hoquiam June a.
CAM. Mitchell reports pleasant trip both
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fastened upon any subject that interested
h,U
Nearly every man has j; in hi= power TO
live ~ a green Old age like The great states
,nan Of England II IS simply matter of
little daily shoucht ard regard foF health
II when fsiar seeis that ks = l,i,ie o8t
of sorts isc viii ~espvt 10 tie right remedy.
he wili ncvfs have 20 submit TO the mere
serious fi,s % life Most rucn. when they
have headache feel atowss during the
dav and are restless during the night. ard
find their appetite falling Of pay little or
no heed 20 these warnings. The inevitable
result - sorse dangerous and possibly fatal
nalady. The doctor may call II cousuup-
ton. malaria 90 bflicgasuess of perhaps
some blood or skin disease j; makes htIt
little difference These troubles all have
their inception IN the same cause -- i'm
proper and insufficient uou-sshHIert- DR.
Pierce : Golden Medical Discovery corTec:s
that cause II makes the appetite kern
and hearty. the digestion perfect. the liver
active and the blood pare and rich. x u
the great blood -rssaker ard flesh builder
II facilitates ,hr assimilation OF the life
giving elements Of the food, hsitng the
blood with the uut-irnsns that makes new
and healthy sess and nerve tissue. AedI-
cine dealers sell Il
Last g4rr zs~r writes Miss aura paSrsfi
Of East bethlehem vassin ston Ia. ia. IS was
roznx ratio e0nsaI'z piisu. LT Pierces Golden
Ac&seal Discovery completely cared Ene ~
man or woman who negiscts coEstipz-
tion suffers from siow poisoning Ducior
Psrrce's Pleasant Pellets care c0nsfi patton.
One little Pellet is q ge2ile laxative,
and two mid ez,aA1tic.
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A burglar entered Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Nuilsn's rossu al the Grand Central early
Yesterday morning and vas taking money
out nf MIR Mulien's trousers waen MIS-
MlHen awuka and informed her hus.'a II
az what MAS going On Mr.. Mullen grabbed
a pi@tai and chased the burglar, VINO es-
cared. improved financtaIs Just ia
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Private Rooms on Wheels

Every evening at SIS cook private
v>nT1s or wheels glide ouf ~ Chicago
Uniou staslcn AMI arrive Cincinnati naxt
morning AZ 6g5 They consist ~ e.e-
gaHtly fgrn. shed apartments On the new
Pullman compartment sleeping cars run
nang over Pennsylvania Short Lire. For
particulars apDly go r. r. periag. 4 q
T. Agent As Saash Clark street. Chicago.
wACNER-S Rand ara Mrs F.dFr1uusls
AZ Madison Park tonight. "a
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RAILWAY BUILDING n ~.
Resumption Of Construction Gen
eral Throughout Country.
TABLES THAT SHOW INCREASE.

More Lines Finished In First SIX
Months 81 lsSs Than Daring Any
Similar PERIOD fer six Years Past
more Than Half This Years
Evidence OF Prosperity's Retsrn.
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SPANISH SAVAGES DELIBERATELY
OPEN FIRE ON THE RED CROSS

BEFORE SANTIAGO, Sunday July Bone Of the
horrible features Of the is that dozens of
have been killed they lay on liters and surgeons
wearing the emblem of the Red Gross Society upon
their arms have been special object OF attack.
The number of killed and wounded for the week
reaches tonight about 1900.
nAaAaSaAaSaAaAaSASa1AA Sa1=An1,
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MISS WII.ZINSKI. Graduate Optic Spe-
cialist, guarantees scientifically lifted
glasses Consultation free. H. Cherry st.
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WAGNER'S Band and Mrs. Edmunds
al Madison Park tonight. $50.
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PrNEHrRST Cottage. Cohasset Beach.
open July LIST.
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DIR. PETERSON. Osteopathy; consul
tation free Sullivan building
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases OF
women. 81 Hinckley.
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GTockeTy DEBT.

Is pine Tin Top Jelly Glasses, &c per
doxen.
Z pint Tin Top jelly Glasses. &c per
dozen
I-plnt Mason Jars. SAc dozen.
l-qRart Mason Jars. sc dozen.
s-ouart Mason Jars. Ssc dozen.
,s-pant Plain Tumelsrs. &c dozen.
Sarciio. &c
Pearline, &c.
Household Ammonia. &c per bottle.
Liquid Blaing. - per bottle.
Dandy" Soap. SC cake.
Vegetable STsonges. 81 each.