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The herald., 1898-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

GEO A. RAI.PIis--GOLD BAR FLOUR.
q 10; city -four. S5c; pkg. coffee. lOc gran
ulated sugar. Ii lbs 81; cans tomatoes zoc'
bars German Family soap. 20; SCnal-
ienrs MILK. 15c: 10 lbs corn meal 15c; 8 bars
Geld Alcdsl Dorax Soap. 25c; II lbs rolled
wheat or IS lbs oats. 25c; cans sa!mon'
2Sc; lib can beef, 1oc; cans Lily Cream
cr2; boxes sardines. Csc; 5-gal. gasoiine'
7sc: coal oil. CSC: *. C. baking powder
zoe; lard, 10 lbs 55c; 10 lbs beans Zoc.
Col S. Spring ST., cor Sixth. Tel GIG. X
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WANTED-LADIES' AND OEN1LE
men to save money by having their solleo
nv faded garments cleaned, dyed or rep
ovated equal to new. THE AMERICAN
DYE WORKS. 21oh S. Spring ST., Tel
$780, Work called for and delivered to all
parts Of the city. Mail and express or
ders promptly attended to. Send for our
new revised catalogue and price list.
Su-tf
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sEUING MACHINES-FOR ONE WEEK
only. in order to reduce our large STOCK
or will offer for sale for cash on easy in
stallments lot of high grade machines
New Home, Domestic, Wheeier d WI,
son and Singer-new but slightly marred
at greatly reduced prices; this Is an op-
portunity you may not get again: come
early. 34e S. Spring st. Sun-tt
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BEN BARNEY, PHENOMENAL ME-
dunn, will hold parlor seances this even
Eng at his apartments, the Duque sne.
316is S. Spring street. no hall meetings
for the present; public cordially invited.
Mr. Barney will give both the phenom-
ena and philosophy. Admission 25c. II
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POSITION WANTED BY A RESPECT
able man as coachman; experience; Al
references. Address T., Box 40, Herald
office. H.
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Real Estate

WANTED-FINELY IMPROVED COUN-
try property for house and lot in Los
Angeles. Address l., Box 81, Herald
office. u
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CALI. CITY HACK CO. FOR RUBBER
tire hacks Hacks for funerals, y to Ss
apiece. Stand, 225 S. Spring; tel. main
7S5: res, 749 Banning St.; te,. red $751; n.
KIPP, Prop. Sun-u
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FREE SAMPLE CHRISTMAS PRES
tInlts for young and old; latest. up to date;
box of six parlor magic tricks, worth
s25. for sale for 81. This month only
Address Bayer 705 w. Sixth st. II
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PLYMO MOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
church, Twennyfrst street University
electric line. Rev. Joseph Wild, DID.
pastor. Morning subject, "Why
DO Not They Make Better Christians?"
Evening ''What Kind of Civilization Be-
fore the Flood?' IL
The herald., 1898-12-11

EsTJER DYE. THE MAGNETIC HEAL
or has returned from Honolulu, and
taken rooms at the Hotel Portland, 44fls
S. Spring ST.; eight years successful heal
ing in Los Angeles; diseases diagnosed
and located without asking questions;
history of ancient and modern healing
free to all applicants. II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN AND SUR
geon of this city. having large and re-
munerative practice OF 10 years standing
desires to sell for very reasonable cash
figure; he will devote himself &c another
line of work In which he has just become
Interested; the fullest investigation Is tn
v.ted. Address or call on B. F. FIELD,
151 Wilson block, First and Spring. 4-7-l1
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WANTED-SMALL STORE. EITHER
merchandise or grocery. well located and
paying; do not object to country town;
have a little cash. Address, with location
and other particulars. H.. box 2. Her
aid IL
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Agents
Situation ns-Male

MIDDLE-AGED MAN. GOOD REFER
eaces, wants work around private place:
low wages; milk, drive and garden Ad-
dress +, Box 90, Herald. II
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FOR SALE-FUEL AND FEED YARD.
Address j., box "a, Herald. II
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FOR SALE-FRUIT STAND; WELL LO-
Gated. Address H., box 80. Herald. Il
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FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN;
house of 65 rooms, nearly new; all mod
ern improvements; strictly first class In
every respect central location; low rent;
the house is money-maker; must be sold,
as owner is going east Address OPPOR-
TUNITY, Herald office. IL
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FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, CAL
etlonia hall. 1872 S. Spring street. Rev.
A. A. Rice, pastor. Subject II a. M,
review of Rev. A. c. Smither's bible
Doctrine of He'll Sunday school 10 a.
street. II
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NTED-SITUATION BY GARDEN
er. capable Of managing large place; ex-
porienced; good references. Address
JAMES, box 6, Herald. 10
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Miscellaneous

WANTED-LADY TO TAKE ROOM AND
board in private family; prefer one en-
ployed during the day: good table; rea-
sonable. Address BOARD, box AZ, Her
aid. IL
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WANTED-CLEAN STOCK OF DRUGS
for tract of land. Address L. Box 2l.
Herald. 13
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WANTED
Male Help

uUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
strictly nrst-class, reliable agency. All
kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
300-302 w. Second ST., basement.
California Bank building.
Telephone 500.
(Office open from a. m. to 1880 p. m,
except Sunday)
The herald., 1898-12-11

FOR HALF INTEREST IN
good millinery store. Address j., box %,
Herald. Ii
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FOR SALE-PHOTOGRAP GALLERY,
with fixtures; fine location. Address K,
box 4, Herald. IL
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FOR sALE-STEAM LAUNDRY; A
snap. Address K, bog 3, Herald. II
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FOR SALE@STEAM LAUNDRY IN
city; snap for a laundryman. Address j.,
box 20, Herald. 13
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THE HERALD.
Pafes 70. Classified Advertising

Lirers-5 ccnrs per line for each
f.ecrfion. Notice of Marriage. Birth
or Desfh-Frcs. Obituaries, f-unerAI
Notices ard Special Announcements
10 cents per line.
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Miscellaneous

DIR. UNGER CURES CANCERS AND
tumors; no knife or pain. 10TH N. Main
street. II
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MEMS DEPARTMENT
Ranch hand. $50, etc; chore boy, SO. etc. !;
young man, drive milk wagon, SIS. etc. :;
mixer Is cows, $50. etc; wood chopper,
$3.50 cord carpenter; paving block max
ers, &c: boy printer, etc. etc.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Experienced hotel steward. restaurant
cook. so etc. heod waiter. $50, etc; hotel
butcher, $35. etc: man and wife, COOKS,
So, etc: hotel cook, country, SS5 ETC.; pam
try man. s.. etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
F!rst-class cook. Pasadena S25; city, S2o
nurse girl. 500; second girl, $50; house girl,
Pasadena s25 Cotton, $40; house girls city.
IS 10 S25; girls to assist.
LADIES HOTEL DEPARTMENT
hotel Mattresses 500. etc: waitress to
do chanberwork. $40: vegetable cook,
country, $50; arm waitress, Bakersfield,
500 and fare; Mattresses. Arizona.
HUAIMEL BROS. & co.
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Hotel Rosslyn, Main ST.. op. postocfice.
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GRACE ROBINSON. vAPOR BArHSy
41s1h 8. Maam street, Room "A =
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WANTED-PIANO; WILL GIVE GOOD
lot and instalments Address j.. box 81,
Herald. II
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WANTED-BRASS BEDSTEAD; GIVE
price. Address l., Box II, Herald. Is
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-SATURDAY MORNING ON GIRD
Hill. Benito Meadows, handbag contain
ing, among other things, a small sachei
with about $50 IN money in It; suitable
reward will be paid for IT'S recovery, by
Mrs. w. w. lie FORGE, Palms. Cal. il
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WANTED-OFFICE DESK, ROLLER
top; must be cheap. Address H., box IS,
Herald. II
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SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS
l. D. BARNARD. 112 s. Broadway.
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WANTED-A GOOD SAFE; MUST BE
cheap. Address l., Box 27 Herald. 13
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Partners

ANTED-PARTNER WITH SOME
capital to assist in putting up stamp
mill in Arizona mnes; have good claim,
ore IN sight. plenty of water and wood;
this is worthy investigation. Address
Mines" Box s. Hereld. 13
The herald., 1898-12-11

LOST-IR15H SETTER. NAME ON COL
Jar, "N.cA';' tag 12l5 return 10 73l
Ll1xesy avenue anc receive reward Il
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PUBLISHER NOTICE w. I.4,el.ss
.gslis axe 4 Mcclellan. ). : kosS .es
q Looms AID CasTies l. POWER c.is
collector aye ]. 4 cathcaFf X 1 Eia , :
Ay ttawlss a.. Ii MEOW AZ! ana
John Jacko.- fosltns.stsss eseEywHeFe aie
our agents. Pay money only To Ines a'i-
To our Iess. 1eI.t agenie .a tae various clt4es
and toY - 81 fnr Northwest
ADV ERTIsI%gi-pHIc hours 81 the
Po-t-Iute..4genre business Office: Daily
unt. i = m. sunday hours. open a III
10 II T. n Ciazssiied advertisements for
in.sertion following morning Nil ae re-
eclyed itF go Iv-1 3 80 A1FeF} -s~!i1%i+ts
under classified headings vii ~ inserted
"a TIE rate u ! cent q Word e&rh is =
t4on Payment - ways IA advance. -
advertisement Received for ltt1s than ~
ceuts.
ADVERTISERS fcr adFer-
tis.tnentas III she Sunday Post intelligence
must D. furnished ~ ! O'Clock SATURDAY
dvertsaeneuts Will ~ received a ofdnch
of COS Of tI4e POS8 -inteiiiEe
RkWARD-Ten dollars viii D. paid Tor
Information leading 10 the conFIeuon al
any person stealing copies o. THIS paper
delivered t. s8GsgT.beTs IL Seattle.
TACOMA BtREAE-%o. 1876 Pacific
avenue l. u. Harrison.
EkERETT-P. X. Lewis
sP0kAS E-Branch office, Traders
block 50 Riverside avenue. telephone AZ.
J. o. Peterson Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND VIM. 4 Pfeiffer.
Parker ELS. Manager.
oLYMPIA-il''s Man street. @ {.
Winssanley. Agent
VICTORIA. b C.-George Marsien.
The following letters await advertisers
Mt this office:
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KEEN Eta. funeral Of Henry = keene
vii lake risca fsis aftsf5ooFl y :. -
a.-igrk from far resi- tsace. Ia ! 53.tSE 8
fsird avenue f.eY NJ f5tlc1rist Erl3i o.
flc.ate. In:egn1eat e. O. x. cemetery
GkCysF,-Tae funeral % William Cros*
all taxi place tomorrow afternoon = Z
b o-r.eck from tae Afflc&a ii r
rrs.ef.s t-g4trfes-,ta street near Madison
Igtsrta~at Lax View cemetery
ALEXANDER faaegai % By
rgr .! 81 ana Mr.. a II AiezAI4aieF
vii lax g4ace from tae re@+ls I.~e ~
Ia;5rs - afternoon ~ 4 e. c-a-h Az
reru.aft Like Yea csmeteTy
ROOT Tae saaeYa! ~ Richard - son q
Nr aa4 Asts. A!.5 \. hoo. VI. axe
bic ms a41rr.sux AZ ~ 8. clock from tie
rrEsenre 4I2t 5i4ta avenue n"fzfa- II
t.ssp-rts a.4s,Et Peasant Gene
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a,rtb.. Marriages. Deaths.

fr order 10 secure correct insertion ~
roftesz under ;nese headings. he sane
should Dc left a. the business oe.ce OF
tals paper No charge IS made for a0en
Ectices.
F,Ensraf notices rezolufsoaz or ctEer
fyec5sl announcements viii ~ fh@rse1
a. he rsEe - - cents per l.oe each n
,4rtE0n POgT-TSTET.LIGE& 1EE %.
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spft III NOTICES.

COMPOSITION We are now prepared TO
GO comp stlon 20. the trade any meas
Crel 3. E"aIa-e.- Nil 1a BREWER and
loo@ Primer Satisfaction EusrAnr ed
tatl or aadEe~s Post-Iuteingvncer. seat
Spt,FAt. INFORM ALTON FURNISHED
manufacturers business houses and 2uo-
ite u"r ttv - press t7!lru8nr Kur@a :
"a .~a II raan, = N hay or}airg. Port
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CITY NOTICES.


CIVIL SERVICE t,NAMINATIoNs-y->
lice ia hereby ~iVeU. liz acoordan,e wt,s
the PROVISIONS u section Of ARIA
NNI OF the city CHARTER. that exsnssss
tons Viii IL held ~ he city hail an ~.
"a day Il August. l>.N Tor al psr,Sns
who have HleI applications wi;h he 50
attle civil Service Coamlss on for -
positions Of street and sewer ms e-fa-
drAf ,sIn@D. Comp0ttr ;fans!tnan ha,t
chairman. rear eha.nmaD AZ. IN
in the CLASSIFIED CVl service Of the MY
of Seattle.
Applicants Will ~ examined On the saA.
jects relating 20 the duties 81 the BAD.
lions for which they Apply.
No application TOR these examinations
will be approved later than July srth. in
Each applicant Viii receive postal no,es
OF the exact date Of his examination
by order of The CtsH Service Commis.
sion.
A II. CROFT. Secretary
FIRST r,+1Q1'rlft,r ~
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NOTICE-To Whom II May Concern~Ihe
following, being Council Bill No. ~ En-
titled An Ordinance granting 10 WIZ
lam T. Baker. his represent htives, htfs
and assigns. the right. privilege, author,
ity ard franchise 10 erect. construct ara
maintain poles and " res over. along ahi
across the streets avenues and alleys Of
the city of Seattle. ana 10 construct cor
Outs therein for the purpose OF Trans
mission. distribution and sale Of electric
current for electric power. heat and igh'
and for any other purpose for which siec'
tricity may he used, rs published IN com.
piiance with the provisions Of Section u
of Article ". OF The city Charter OF ne
City ~ Seattle.
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FOR SALE-DOgs: five huskies and two
MalamOutS. known as the crack team OF
the Yukon. w. T. Gaffncr. Galbraith's
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WILL II tAkht.
CITY Comptroller and ex-o'iicio city CieFH
Of the city of Seattle.
July -. lSaS.
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roR saLE-LoDcuNG HOUSES.

FOR SALE-LODGING HOk SES.
- ROOMS FIgss avenue. payments s. -.
- rooms. central fail ssSa
;. rooms. near postoTtce Use
- rooms, boa rg3iag house. $40
g rooms fine furniture $50.
GOLDEN GATE EXCHANGE.
FeazeiI 81 Einckley Block.
FOR SAI.E-Chsap, A splendid iocaasa
lodging house. y bloc from pCstcftlce.
For particulars call al rooms 8. "A. IS
Union beck
FOR SALE-e-room lodging house. IL
Seneca
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kLONDIkE-TICkE FOR SALE.
kI.ONDIINt.- HElp WANTED.

W ANTED-Five woodch0ppers TO so to
Dawson: $50 cash and fifteen days chop
ping pays for transportation, miners
license and thirty days board. Address
l. ~. care PoSt-lntellisencer
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INLONDiINE SALE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND HORSES.

FOR SALE-Cheap; 50 fine burros. t..
Bailey building.
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[. $. ENGTNIEK OFF1CE. Rurke huiI1-
ing Seattle. Wash. July % 1865 SeaIo9
proposals for clearing 81 Point Wilson
Wash. viii he received here untu . ;,
m August i3 tS9S and then pmhiiciy
opened. Information furnished on annij.
cation. Harry Taylor, Captain eneirntre
BIDS fer retort house roof will be ra,fI,-,-i
until y. m. July ~. ca, AT prorLts
Fourth and Jackson. for s,Dectnco+ions
Scattle Gae & Electric CO 2lf Cor. =.
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EMPLOY MENr MANTED-MaIi

EAiFIUf N-NI WNNFF-T1~Htfat-.
\ GENTLEMAN iu.t arrived from fre-
land with twenty years experience tn
teas RraH cries aud hardware. would Ike
"a position travelling buyer or manager Of
Il hous. in good standing is a hustler.
Address y - care Fcsi-futsliigs ncer
WANTED Meat cutter desires position,
frst-elass market man. i've years fx-
ptricutc. speak Sic ard English.
= ! - -ommrudstieus, a hustler. l.. rs.
Room - Atkins bio X.
WANTED Position by young married
man. experienced i0 Office ard collecting
Will take anything 90 start, Address Il
sS y4rt IuSt-iGtrlligrnrer
WANTED Situation ~ Japtnces 10 10
waiting or cooking f1r family anYwhere.
Y 4 \ as JEFF v~ou street
REGISTERED Pharmacist desires Il posi-
ton A1Ires4 r 3 -, r..ieancer-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NICELY furnished rooms IN attractive res
!dtnCe. with board. cxcelIent neigh5oI-
hood. delightful location: references re-
questta SIS Twenty first avenue.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished from. room
and board with all conNeniPnces. at 10
Ninth avenue south
ROOMS with board. 22s Marion street.
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MEDIC Al.

LADl ESQ !cheSter's English Penny
royal Pills diamond hranil are the
best; safe. reliable; take no other. send
g., stamps. for PARTICULARS Relief for
Ladies' m letter by return mail; ar
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philad. lphia Pa
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MERCHANT rAlioRS
AS>ANER AND CHEMIST

CHoY CHUNG co. las Second as1-
Pike and Inion- Prices rs,s,,~s}
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W ANTED-sECOND HAND CLOTHING

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid FOR Iadies'
and atiemcn's cast-off clio hiag. Tho
Be- Sl2 Second avenue south
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals f. laying a frst-c'ass
tin roof upon the middle section Of me
Denny School building VIII he received hy
the Board az Directors Of the CITY Of Scat
tie School District No. I. up 10 O'clock
p. m. of Monday. Aug. 1st. 1885
No hid WIZ be considered unless accom-
panied by a certified check for slnn nav
able To the Secretary of the Board con
ditional upon The prompt execution of con
tract and satisfactory bond II bid is az
Cepted.
The right to reject any or all bids is
hereby reserved.
y \. GUERNSEY. Secretary
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HANNA. expert chiropodist Parlors re
mcved 10 Burke building. reception room
3af AL competitors challenged
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Council Bill No 81 An Ordinance grant
ing ~ William +. Baker. his Iepfesslrssa.
lives. heirs and assigns. the right. PRIV
lece. authority ard franchise TO erect, con-
struct ana maintain poles and wires over;
-. Il y
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MISCELLANEOUS
ALL KINDS az 2ue machinery and in
strumeutS made and repaired also pat
ents and experimental work for invent.
ors. ii. Wagner. " Sullivan building
A l. RANDALL x co. carpenters Job
n+rS, glazing. screens windows and
doors. Telephone, Green GA 10 Spring
street
HOW to become lawful physicians. phar-
maciSts. dentists or lawyers. Lockbox 40.
Chicago.
STEAM AND GASOLINE LAUNCHES.
Phillips. room = Sullivan building
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Fellow N FeeIing.

RA. q, ". fiipckIsy. OF Csood Wi
Farm. knows how to tell an amusing,
anecdote and his little son appears
70 be chip OIL the old block, says
tue kennebec tAlel Jcurnal. Mr..
Hincklsx relates how the other day.
With cempany at the house. this
youthful scion started In To relate
what he thought funny incident.
Mr. Hiaeley says; 1T was rather nn
nsuul for him, aud rather treublsd
ut the outcome. However, here Is
what he said, my wife aad breath
less with interest:
Ny playmate, Johnnie, Who lives
Just above here en the roasi, yot into
bad scrape the other day. He did
something naughty, and his mother
told him she should whip him for it
he didn't want whipping, and 50
he ran away He thought at first
that he would 20 10 sea, aud then he
thought that he would 60 west cu
the prsliries. aud then he went into
the barn and then he decided to
crawl under the hoBse He's got a
pace under there where he can ge.
His mother couldn't get him eyer If
he dien't waat her to, cause she
coulan't crawl under the house, His
mother knew thas Johuuie was under
the house, and 50 wheu his pa came
ho.ne and said, Who're is johnnie
his mother could spesk right up and
say, 'Johanicl Oh, he's under the
house
-'You just hold on and let me
have hand at him, said Johnnie's
pa. aud 50 he stated ont 10 crawl
under the house e get him.
johnnie. be saw his father comm
in, head iirst, and he Just moved over
to give hisn room and san ont, Hell
10. pa Come right along, pa, Is she
after you. too
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sAnTA FE ROUTE.
Nem and ir,nproved TrnIn seryIce.

Denver 10 California IN two days.
Two fast trains daily To Kansas City
and Chicago.
Seven hours quicker time TO New
Mexico. FL Paso and Mexico
Taese are some OF the improvements
Offered to Colorado travellers BY the San
u Fs railroad.
The through sleeping and chair ear
service has also been extended.
Fred Harvey's dIniug cars and houses
ara too well known and liked TO need
mention.
Going east. west or south from Coiora-
do the best roate Is the Santa he-
Excellent local service between Dem
yer. Colorado Springs. Aianitou and
Pueblo
For Information and reservations cali
on any agent. or address,
J. +. HALL, General Agent,
17oo Lawrence Street, Denver, Colo
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t4er Suggestion.

It was at Jefferson avenne resi-
dence. says the Detroit Free Press.
aud the young man ia the case had
been gcing often aud staying late.
nniil the maiden fair fels the nanot
ony OF ii Last Thursday evening
about ii O'Clock the conversation
dragged so that it almost pulled the
carpet out By tie sscks. and for a
minute or two he sat ia 60 sitative
mood with his hani 10 his farhead
Il was Just trying TO remember
sonething,r he explained.
Yes she replied
II had something pleasant to tell
xoan
@Ah. what was it's and .he bright
enei bit.
-sUm -um; let me see be said,
rubbing his head. Il can't just think
what il was
The light faded out Of her faees
thea II came again.
Perhaps it was good night, =
she suggested quietly.
He looked at her for fnll minute;
looked at her as II she had said some
thing by mistake: lookei at her as i
she might have al explanatory re
marx or two to add; but she nsyer
tlinchei Then be got up and went
away. and he never came back
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-09

Before the New Zealand Psrlia-
ment adjourned the Premier oh
tanned power to renew the San
Francisco and Vancouver mail
services for a year. The New
Zealand Herald deprecotes the
continuance of the policy of re
newals for short terms, when a
heightened term of contract would
warrant the building of steamers
to rival those of the Suez mail
route. 1t mentions a II days
service as desideratum. Ia the
same issue its shipping summary
shows that the Mariposa, on her
last down voyage, made Auckland
from San Francisco in 10 hours,
including stoppaees of 10 hours
at Honolulu and 4 hours at Apia.
The reason for making Only a
years renewal at this time is that
there is doubt whether New South
Wales will renew the Vancouver
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Everybody has a "cold myself
these days.
Wheels rented; j. j. Richard.
son, Hotel street.
Another big invoice of artificial
flowers and feathers at Mrs.
Hanna's.
Dainty hand painted Cbristm
cards made on bamboo at Golden
Rule Bazaar.
A distinct whoop of the epide.
mic resounded in the corridors of
the judiciary building yesterday
noon.
Fred. Harrison is constructing
a passage way from Peacocks' to
Mclnerny's cellar, as the latter is
TO be used for storage by w. G.
Peacock & Co, Ltd.
Do you like to drink pure whis-
kyH Then if you do call for
"A. A." Jesse Moore atany of the
saloons. Lovejoy g. Co., distribu-
tors for the Hawaiian Islands.
Prof. +. W. Jacobs announces
to the public that he will try any
ones voice who is interested in
singing, free of charge. Gail at
Studio, Alakea House, Alakea
street