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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

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pEaya. AsD MINERALS.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27
81 sINEss CHANCES.

FOR SALE-f1ne OF the leading hotels n
the cl.y, WIKI all raocern improvements
IL tae l-nmeciate vicinity q railroad &C.
For Sale sa.ooa: very choice corner and
-pa%ngi GQod stock o. :1and-
For sale-Fifst-class saloon and iOnch
Fer Sale-Down-town saloon. making big
money. VII eel cheap
70: s4,e-The best paying restaurant In
For sale-A small restaurant, doing a
sood steady business.
Iasce, - rooms. one block fron post
For sale-.a big paying hotel. FRS, ave-
F'oE. sa.e-T..oasiag houses. Il. "a. 3 rooms;
al centrally lated
+ or -DeilcatezSea. grocery stare. b&k-
cry. barber shop. etc.
Hotic--lt yen wish 20 sell your business
or are looking To- any kind OF business
eaH ard see u. &3-54-s5 Union block
WILL buy CT take half interest IL some
good, legitimate business a small figure.
must bssF !nvestig a-.2r. sure tlinz men
nerd no. answer. Address = :. posi-ir.-
tel.ige1cer.
WILL sci NY Aae grocery ard tI4i;
business or otst retail street n city:
estAb. .saed SIX ysars - pres@at owner.
proc $50 address y :. are Pos,-In-
te.4gcncer.
u - 1f.l5E
ness that WIZ bear inEes't. CATION. Cxley
& Swift. III soata Twelfth street.. Ia
cn11a = ASH.
FOR SALE-Tll.riy-ro lodging house.
newly furnished. moderate rent: good To-
cation. Apply 10 Frederick Nc.son q
Munro
WANTED-La WITH $3.50; guaranteed
Saiary. go per week or Iniercs- ~ fi.s{-
ness. address K z. care Post Inte..leel!-
Ger.
FOR sALE-Pay. rx drug ko-e. situation.
REM. STOCK. s,s>cs and particulars AL
dress z s.. cafe - Int Il. Gercer
FOR PROMPT ATTENTION and quick
safes list yoHT property with herr nan
K Herman. 495 New York block
FOR REET-With or without power. room.
2ix5. feet. Inquire Puget Sound Boiler
Works. izlo Railroad avenue.
FOR sALE-ssloon: good location; SO
cash. balance easy. Address o = care
ioEt-iate.-igencer.
FOR SAIL Best locate meat market N
Seattle. haS been established .en wears
Address 1895 Front
$40 BUYS room house ana lot nay
ineu:s $50 cash and SO per month 81
Hinckey block
siAe BUYS tne furniture - i roo-ys in q
house - y rooms; rent 81 per month u
Hinckey block
FOR sALE-Cigar stand at bargain 5Ql
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES
LADIES or THE MACCABEEG~You arc
urgently requested - rgset Wednesday
morning. SepteTnDeF r, 81 10 O'Clock In
tia g. A. K hal 70 attend the funeral
% our late s3staF. Cara f;aiust4a. i3y
order ~ our lady commander.
sTAEY DODDs.
AECASA LODGE. No S. r. and A. NJ
r.asg second AnDdaT each month.
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1879
4 CHOICE BLOCK FOR sALEAl -
cscs-x - Commercial st-e=e- Stez-- Mo-
s&11tsGz; cAaSs ~ Ear Aze. 2vs IRE 81
:.resa = Eth tr-s-. l.sa-.2s 80 a.
II eae~e r. e lD-S = a.. s-1ee F-as@91s-
Gle = yoz vF2-- s1-1e-zzzE @ Za2E Ezzs
ygg BETTER 33ox r-ss - AZ 011e- 70 --31-s.s
so- 3o1 % 1rs1 r%scs. Cgw B1E-=- sra.
1s1 F--EI zTe-Sz
LADIES and xe,sss-r=- se-d-E-g 20 nees
ere &ceeasr ws-5 r-=E . zz--s-s7Ey
Should @-4ts - JgSz Szs-lth, e-2c@gz--g =
eezss for particulars. ~ -sG from : .
= II a re PzcE3> Cas-. Ez--7-zo-szs
AzsneE, - F1-s- aesrus. Seats Wass-
A GOOD SET es ;esgh, g. slws- 14-E-gs-
- -: Eo-1 Sings. s-G -: painless
A.A1g ais ex--xcr1oz. bese q -s<s-ezess
Lr. iakfr. .. . 8. rcg-4g = az ii ST.
Hvza alock
PEEvESTo prevents at menstrual reg
glaT8ssess rer-set.F aar-a3=~w. -9eT@E s@ias1
- cents per box - rsN Higgins Md
teal On, p. O. Boy 49,. Se4ttie. "ash-
4~E1sA- AT.F-EEE free. a. cases, c4yl .,
criminal: colisctiors. bankruptcy: al
serzl matters: reliable art9T8@vs- &C.
cres~ Leg24. box -. seartl@. "4sa
SCrs-F.seh.r. A15recf.t wag1=-. E.
lEgf.1 ara frank : 2.aEsos * ta- ~ est
@Fn MS Co. - Pike street between
PERSON Afs-Toung gentleman JUST zrrtv-
81 trora TIE %ort5 w91id Ike 70 Inee1
-Ants--4gSEEcsr
wASTED-To say: A :em diamonds.
fienrY EeEsei nsnutz -tar3zg sewele-
-o9ru =. Elncss@y block.
FASHION ABLE MILLINERy-T-.mrne
hats. III. wzikirg hats. DC up Mrz.
Eolsrr. &z2 T1Ir1 avenue.
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CHIROP0DIsTS.
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CLsfRyoYANTs.

FLORAECF MARVIN. thirteen years -
attle+s pForhetsss, rub,iclv prsdlc's1 ~
a:tlc'rs STA $40 80 FIRE. kloa8tke strike e.e.
known throughout America b her ases.
rate predict ons. flffersu' from any sss
in Seattle. Consult her on anything u
First avenue.
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Al CEfDS SALES.


AUCTION SALE = <z--I-tS-R- co3<e7-z e
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premises, ~ S@9ea1 zye2us ne sor-
TsElts cc-2S-S--1-g aH par As <csl5Rs. Bed
set> SE-Ass. mattresses pillows. bad
dt1E- c-a.rs- tG23es~ 5Qs2Gges, -ciier sets.
cs.ElA4aS- carpets, kitchen furniture, See.
-z1Es 1sS-1g stove. zyockarr. etc.
AUCTION SALE - ~essssrzEt c1sfs- Essek-
e-.1n & Iseyltt VIII Sesl tAe contents -
F1e san Er2E@asco restaurant ElS Sol
Second street. 81 Friday -ne @sTn, a. Il
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G521TeTs. partitions cr1cEzrr czs5ksr-
I1Eeas.As. also Lsree Ereacn rarrs.
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SPIRITUAL INSTITUTE Eiea,ins ssi
teaching. Dr. Chesbro. Manager Mr.
Cheshro. seer: readings daily: pubic esr.
cles Monday. Thursday. .. m. "a Sat.
lie Nat5ona! bank building. YeSle. 81
Occidental
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SECONDHAND GOODS

BRING pour secogs5 ha2a furniture ~.
price and Viii SELL OF Comm * ION, qga,~.
eal-s Furniture Commission Ee3szs
Ta4Ei ard Madison
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LADIES - CAlches,ers t.aglsA Ps.ay.
ruya. pits diamond hran1l are -
test. safe reliable; take 10 nsn.r. sszs
&c stamps. for particulars. Relief ~
Ladies" IN letter ny return mas. 4.
druggists. f>a!ch5ste Chemical Ca.
Philadelphia. Pa
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LONDON LOAN OFFICE-Morsy loaned
on sAiu2bies, watches. diamonds ami
.eaelty i05 Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY Mrs
Mnsher. 'Pron.. Bay AZ
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SFECTAt. INFORM ALTON F-r-p<fSTfrr,
= A-sfa c-slre~s. business houses 81 -
De- w@7 by tae press cs;Hp.ay Las.
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af..y &itB s'igis'ian prnc pies. s65 - SO
ssd expense old. reliable firm. 19ieu 80
fateseteea. Pfof Douglas. Union block,
roQg Ie. DnG'i delay.
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CtNiN1S lTIo<-lFe are a3w r-e0e-a1 -
Go coyop os+iiss7 tor t1e rate "a, m.
ire. = >,s1 paTsit. Ar.cn Brew
f-cre Primer Satisfaction xaarar ed
"a. - address Pos>.ir'a.l. ,4rcrr. 50.
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DIAMOND ICL AND COLD STORAGE
company. feos OF Union street uann
1AcaEf@s eEys.ai ice from 4ssillets gag@r
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u ASTElD-Te barrow e stsi CT wess-s-ys
PROVED Seattle rezl e-sTa,s Or three ve2-s
ornament income q $50 pe- month Fer
i4!l particulars inquire CO :. y. Nes-. =
C1lol 59cck
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STR IA ED.

sTRAYED-From ny place NJ Dunlap. {
mitch COWS. one Jersey. two re1 ard
white spotted Information leading r.
their recovery gratefully received Frank
Dana.
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RING IKE 80. r." box for ueessens-rs
Western LE.19 All Grest %cr&aerr. feI@,
grams 4lATSs, ElrIvss an3 exrvass
n Cons QI1ck service Tell phone Nj
i,a 50 Second Branch queen t.tv
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23
PROSPERITY.

In comparison with last year, at this
Time, times are very much improved.
Ihen cattle were selling at abont $l2,
sheep "a 81 80, wool a about cents and
barley "a $40 per ton. Now cattle are
selling a from sl7 to S21 per head, sheep
% from 1925 to $500, wool q from II TO
Il cents and barley a $3j to $40 per ton,
and OF all these commodities the supply
Is short. The differance in price, OF
the above, represents 100000, and even
more to the farmers and stockmen OF
Lander County, and ri 100000 TO the
State. With this showing from agricul-
ture and live stock, what magnificent
condition we, and our sister states would
be in if we could only have, also, the
free and unlimited coinage of silver at
the ratio of IL to /.
Whilst the outlook for a prosperous
season is not the most encouraging, for
1t now seems almost certain that there
Will be great scarcity of dampness,
and consequently, limited crops and poor
iced and ranges, yet indeed we certainly
have very much to be profoundly thank
full for, and with shower OF rain occa-
sionally during the Spring and Summer
months, we could easily have an abund-
ant season.
Three or four years ago our farmers
and stockmen were all badly in debt and
very much depressed in spirit, but the
better market and price for their pro-
ducts have put them most all out OF debt
and many OF them have comforting
bank accounts in place OF discouraging
interest accounts, with ready market
and splendid prices for all they have for
sale. This is certainly very much better
than residence in Cuba.-Austin Rev
ellie.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23
Display Of Pattern hats and Millinery Goods

To THE LADIES OF WADswoRTH:
1t affords me great pleasure to inform
you that | will visit your city with an
extensive line of pattern hats made up
after careful study OF styles as shown
in the principal Eastern cities, will ex-
hibit my stock at the Wadsworth Hotel
onsor about April 25th, 1898. will also
show choice line of untrimmed hats
and large variety of trimmings SO that
any design in the millinery line can be
furnished by me in an unexcelled style
and quality, made up in an artistic,
skillful manner. Would be pleased to
have you call and examine my goods even
though you have no intention of making
purchase. Yours respectfully,
MRS. E. l.. DEAN.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23
POLITICAL YAP0RINGS.

The Carson correspondent of the Vir-
ginia Report writes
Now, who is the man to be who will
be thrown into the fight TO succeed
Stewart This is the question that is
puzzling the boys. 1t will in my opinion
be either Frank Newlands or A. G.
Cleveland.
Now as to the sinews of war, thing
to be considered in connection with the
subject, Newands has plenty, and Cleve
has just sold a mine for several hundred
thousand and it was spot cash.
The financial heavy weight of the
Shortridge family is Sam. He is part
ner of Ike Trumbo, who ran for Senator
in Utah and got left. He and Sam have
mine near Yuma City, Arizona, that is
paying $50, 900 month dividends. These
two men would turn every dollar the
mine is producing into the fight if Char
lie called for "more mud" Others in
sist the man the new combine will shove
to the front is Col. Trumbo himself.
Trumbo has some very positive ideas ON
the Senatorial situation and wants
seat in the upper house of Congress the
worst in the world and is hot silver
man.
He was born in Genoa and could make
shout on Nevada for Nevadsns" with
anybody in the ring Trumbo has not
materalizsd as yet, and if he desires to
gain residence in Nevada he must, as I
said in previous letter, get in pretty
quick.
People are down at the depot every
morning looking for Trumbo, he hasn't
showed up at the present writing.
Black Wallace was in town last Sun
day and was seen talking to Shortridge
on the depot steps, and this has puzzled
the boys more than anything yet. Dolph
Shane was in town also Monday on some
lay.
Col. Hardin of Humboldt was also
here and they do say that he has an eye
on the Governorship.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23
Climate and Crop Service.

The past week was dry and warm in
all sections. Temperature during the
day ranged in the seventies in Elko
county and in the eighties in portions of
Humboldt and Washoe. Crops have
made satisfactory progress in all Sec
tions, though there is a general COM
plant of drouth affecting ranges. 1t has
much warmer in Churchill county and
crops are growing fast. Grain all sown,
some coming up. Alfalfa is from two to
three inches high. Wheat looks we'll.
Peach, pear and plum trees in bloom.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23

Stock improving. In Washoe county all
crops are growing rapid. Wheat, oats
and barley showing in places. Peach,
cherry and apple blooms coming out
fast. Will be a heavy crop of fruit if no
frost. Rain needed badly. Ditch clean
ing done.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23

Insure in the Continental Insurance
Company, N. A. Hummel, Agent. Of
flee in the DISPATCH building.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23
For Sale.

Thoroughbred Plymouthrock, White
Leghorn and Pit Game Eggs $l.00 per
setting of 13 G. DRIsCoLL.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23

Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feversI and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stom ach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. AEw E0Rk. AE
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-23

mn Our Bar is equipped with high grade
Uhk Liquors, Wines and Brandies. The
lin celebrated Anheuser Bush Beer SC.
per glass; the famous Budweiser at
25c. per bottle, especially adapted for
family use and the highest grade of Cigars
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
SHOULDN'T GRTMRLE

Crawford-It doesn't seem to mat ter what the doctor prescribes for my wife, the grasping druggist charges 75 cents for the prescrip- tion.
 Crabshaw-That's nothing. My wife's doctor prescribed a bicycle for her and it cost me $100.-New York Truth
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
THE HONEST FARMER.

Dealer-I can't give you more than $5 for that COW. She is hardly worth that.
 Farmer Medders-I kin git more'n that from the railroad company. The track runs right across my south pasture, and I've got rid of two cows that way already.-New York Journal,
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
RETALIATION.

Jimmy-Let me chew yer gum for a few minutes, will yer, Eddie? Yer know me?
 Eddie-Yes-I knows yer-yer're de guy wot had a whole cig'rette yesterday an wouldn't gimme one inhale. G'wan an sell yer papers, Up to Date.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
THE ONLY ATONEMENT--FREE CUBA
 -New YorkW World

EXCEEDINGLY UNGENEROUS.
 Gidds-Age has begun to tell on Miss Goldthorpe.
 Gadds-That is exceedingly un- generous of age, for she has never told on it.-Up to Date.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
WHAT HE FOLLOWS.

What profession do you follow? ?" asked the attorney for the defense. T have followed up most every sort of business, sir" was the reply. "Ah, kind of jack of all trades, eh?"
 No, I'm a professional bill col 1ector."-New York World.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20

NOT STRANGE TO HIM.
 Wallace-Did you read that story about there being two moons?
 Hargreaves-I've seen 'em-often. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
THEN HE LEFT.

Edna-How did you manage final ly to get rid of MT. Staylate last evening?
 Mildred-I invited him to break fast.-New York World.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
New York World.

THE ASCENT TO FAME. The men who advertise in style What fortune rare is theirs! They have an elevator, while Their rivals climb the stairs.
 Chicago Record.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
ALL WORN OUT.

well, Billy, how do you feel about war with Spain?"
 T can't go. I've been fighting our janitor all winter."-Chicago Record.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20

We may of racing dlsapprove AS long as we're on earth, Yet after we are dead and gone :. We all support the turf.
 Brooklyn Life,
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
New York World.
THE SIGN.

HIT OION. Julia-What is the sign when your cheek itches?
 Jennie - It's the sign, sometimes, that you allow whiskers too near your face.-Yonkers Statesman.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
HIS sTooP.

HIS STOOP. T see that Bagsley has got gu a bicycle stoop. When did he t to the wheel?"
 "He hasn't. He got the writing articles on the injurious. fects of bicycle riding" .".-New ' Truth.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
A GUILTY CONSCIENCE.

A GUILTY CONSCIENCE.
 His Wife (hearing him indistinct- ly)-Henry, please hold your mouth a little farther away from the phone.
 He (with considerable indigna- tion)-Do you think I've been drink ing, Amelia ?-Chicago Tribune.
The age-herald., 1898-03-20
MERCIFIJT.

MEhClf'OL. Bills-Does this photograph do me justice? Mills-It does more than that. It is really merciful to you.-The Widow.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-26
A Chance For Dwyer.

There has been 30 much talk among
friends OF Sonny Dryer, the wrestler.
concerning his ability to defeat Rowett
that friends OF the latter are anxious to
arrange match between the two men il
Dryer 10 willing to meet him and can
put up some money to back up bis opin-
ion that be is the better man Of the two.
John Ford authorizes the News to
state that he will put up 800 or any
amount not exceeding $500 that Rowett
can defeat Sonny Dryer in a Cornish
wrestling match. He holds this money
ready az any time ana will post it the
moment the challenge is accepted. He
says Rowett can defeat Sonny and il
willing TO back up bis opinion with cash.
Dryers friends have been doing a great
deal OF talkiog OF late and Mr. Ford
either wishes them to accept his offer or
quit talking.
Ii il also stated that Gilbert claims to
be able TO defeat Rowett and in regard
to this Ford says he will put up 5000 to
every 500 that Gilbert or his friends
can raise that Rowett will throw Gilbert
two out OF three times in a match and
give Gilbert the first fall at that. Gil
bert is certainly good man on the mat
and has an excellent chance to meet Row.
EFT on most favorable conditions il be
accepts the above. Gilbert has already
thrown Dryer and is now making ar
rangements to wrestle Hogan, OF Mar.
quette.
" the match with Rowett and DIVER
is arranged il will not end in draw and
one oil the conditions Of the arrangement
must be that the contest must 90 on
until either OF the men goes down.
Thee two offers on the pa 1T OF the
Rowett people are very broad in either
case and will no doubt be picked I'D by
friends OF Dwyer and Gilbert.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-26

From the appearance OF the front win.
dows OF the music hall run in connection
with the Remfry saloon on Fifth street
this morning, one might think the place
had been the scene OF a goou sized distur-
bance. However. the row was outside
OF the building. Three men, all OF them
considerably the worse for liquor, hap
psned along in front OF the place on their
way home. The windows were so ow
that 1t was dead easy" for them to kick
their feet through the glass and, as they
were looking for some kind OF amusemen
out OF the ordinary, they proceeded TO
kick in the window. After the first one
had been smashed they started to go,
but the best kicker OF the lot didn't have
fun enough yet, so he waited and kicked
in the second window. Then they made
it three OF kind and did likewise to the
third. By this time quite crowd had
gathered about the scene OF the dstur-
bance and the irate proprietor wanted
satisfaction. 3,
He got it this morning. When the
three men had sobered up they were held
accountable by the marshal and decided
t. have conference with Mr.. Remiry in
regard to the matter. 1t was settled by
the men paying for the windows and Mr..
Remfry decided not to take legal action
in the matter.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-26
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izy, A. y. U. W.. are requested to mee,
10 their hall at Z O'Clock sharp. Thnrsd : =
evening, January 81, to attend the mem,
oral or services. Also work in the Junior
workman degree and initiation.
VIM. W. ELLIS, Recorder.
There will be a special meet,nv =, .,.
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at O'Clock. All members are reousstsd
TO be present. 'sque''eo
u. mere Will be regular meeting Of Rusv
pee Tent, No. 10, Juvenile Branch ~
~ u saturday afternoon, January 90 ~
o. o;oo O'Clock. Full attendance il reon , a.
JOHN DAVE. Supt.
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WIN confer the third and fourth dsc,a ~,
at their next regular meeting Sa,u.S ees
evening, January 20. SATURDAY
II Calumet Encampment, No. TITO n
r I, VIII hold their regular meet;na ~ ~. -.
TOBY evening. when a full attendanao
Us par.'cuiarIy requested.