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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

rooms, wszh fhe advantage 81 two separate
entrances on the ground foor one for men
ard ole for women.
The familiar face OK Cen. Lyman Banks
SaS missing yesterday sfasu Ehe desk al
which be Rss SAT fsr 20 kong in the otsles
% the board Gf public works His old
chair was occupied for the frsf tire by nis
Successor. IfnaekssaSssr ai@Aiissssr.
This various stree; railway companies.
hgafiIg- cold storage and ether corpora
uons yesterday fiea statements wtfh .bs
CITY clerk In accordance with the g-oysssaas
Of the city charter.
4
proposal WAS flea yesterday from DEFY
Ser Horton Co 20 SELL 40 the city the
plan. known a. the Coygan water plant on
Colurans stFast. between &lntA and Terry
avenues. fof $50.
XXX
The claims committee me-; YESTERDAY at.
srf1oon. It's conclusions came before the
COMMITTEES $50 held sepsshy session yes
teE1ay-
All building permits viii hereafter be
issued from the effses u TIE city eng.neer
snsETaa &C ffoga the office Of sne beard of
o1bsie works. as heretofore.
XXX
s'AS&s7sNy S&HHtS ye%E&rG3y
sasd petition against the proposed I'M
pr9Vsz8fns OF Seventh greet
4
William Gsslfher yesterday FLED his oath
q oszsss - sanitary sDsIsecsor. 10 ss4ueess.
J. IL swyass-
X
Dr.. ~. G. G4bsen yesterday died hss oath
Ut Office member OF The board u healtu
4
TIE clerks IN The various Departments
are busy hgartag on .as annsai reports.
4
large nan4ner cs property owners yes-
ter1@y petlloaed for tae Improvement: e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
PATRICK LOTUS
FOLLOWS HIS WIFE
INTO ETERNITY.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

after stc.sssisag faS a short tisas Ia SEATTLE
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
DEATH OF W. s. HINELINE
AT THE SOLDIERS HOME.
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WRONG OFFICIALS NAMED.
Peculiar Mistake ga the Office Of tbs
Secretary of state

OLYMPIA. Jan. z~~T7ae advance sasn<ss
Of TIE report ef the se~rs4sry Or ssats.
containing the iiss Of tire offlee~s-eAerf Is
10 the n4~zfsaS~rw, contains a very ssfag3-
lar bifxssi@r III reference 10 the officers 10
hsfES county. IL coats AIRS the names II
me Republican contest ants for the of1ces
81 clerk ara aas1fer, instead of me pcfp0r
lists, who received tha certificates ess sser-
Fson- slight and ,afsssfs5s9rsant error a3se
occurred in she kittssas table.
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s~rni-HaIiday In oIympss.

OH APIA. Jan. a. Today was 4 s@rrA-
assa3a4s u file banks, ard 4 szz B9rIty II to
Etaia eEBnes wsfe es1seg TIE snow n
asg71t eighteen inches deep ca the MssL
hat@i local telephone wsEex azs badly dis
ARRANGED
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OSE DeAY N
CITY HILL.

The board Of pubic works Will hereafter
conDi6eF requests fer requassticrs only eu
Saturday mornings. except IN CASES Of
following sfkesa9 notice 80 rhe heads CO the
earsasSS departments.
Commencing Jaas3srv l. tsss TIE heard
81 pubic works. as purchasing agent for
the city. s4ii reresgs aud consider REQUESTS
for reauisaitoG for material and sutgisss al
ssse regular meeting ca Saturday Of each.
week, II - O'Clock A. IA. and al 30 oiaer
sirne unless Ia cases OF emergency.
'sTfs request should be handed in 10 the
sscTesaFy az the hoard GA each Friday aft
ernSon. giving him tine 10 compare prices
AID arrange reaulssisan fsr approval by the
board
Merchants and material raen vii be no
ssEs9 not 10 deliver sny sapysssss or mate
rfsts Unless ae1asu panied by reasssssS0ns
eoantesssgned ~ TIE secretary OF the
beard
''Ta!S Taie Will be strictly adhered 70. and
Request the ces-ypera ton o. the hea9s
u siss departments IL carrying Il ost"
Xxx
TIE chic. trouble 81 the water Gesart-
nnert Yesterday from the sno~ was lac
difficulty os settsng supply Of fEsei 10 TIA
81 Tae streets rendering hauling almost sga-
practicable. n soo& one team LIS entire
sffsTEssoEs 20 deliver q single 5o1d u. v God
axd u was ssng0ss41as 20 0btasa any sxosn
the bTtCkSs-6-
TEE free srapacynsesss tslgsag, maintained
~ sas csSy Is soon 10 base quarters in sfa
barn % fAE fsssey mansion The rsasns
hasw Gnss not saana very wen ssse sea
ssszzk@ s - Lar fsafszg esnEao1Ssss@ aa5 hsssrer
ass4st tkaa he average kagE and &sxn ssstI@
sssEc%z&slx All make tao yery comfortable
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casss.fss II agsE>.E Laws
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sass-SsfsSss fss&sA &sszsssa4as N4s saSaklY de-
ssf&g~s IS fAEx s&sS TFsssyslay, u effective
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Madison street akzd F4ast Madison street.
from Tara avenue 10 LsagTe. saasia assssas.
IS npacadanizsng. eie.
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GOVERNMENT SELLS
ITS SLEDS BOUGHT
FOR RELIEF TRAIN
H~aiader of Dawsoa Famine scare
Of oae Year AHa--War Departures.
VIII Realize bss Fraction Of

a refasnasE % tie Inflated laRasa rsllef
expedition planned by ths war ilsg,sart rssess 4
sizout n pear s&o waa Contained In The
ersainE of lids hg Capt Robinson yssrer-
day far ans safe by sas governments sss ta1
tsgis AtesIA purchased az JACK Dalton for
Transporting supplies 10 tie miners 81 the
ksanatks. Tile siets we're especially bslss
hs ire stuass1 kars far Alaaka tYaiis Th&
government x.nt tbsm 20 Aiasxa abes.
tAeg were held sevsrAi Enantss nssd salppaa
sssek They win b@ geld 10 iAe Highest
s&sstsr
Tbs ls5as ep%Hea by Cap Robinson. az
siAsant qFzaFteFnaster. weFe as f0@0sss:
Mefsoasia s. isoffmaa. wagea saz1ssns s. 81
II. 4. EssEkgnsa e. e.. s+.4a.-............ a.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-11

The EpwoRTH LEAGUE of the M. E.
Church S)ulh held their literary meet.
irg last night in the recently finished
lecture room Of the church, with NJ 81
O'ieo Bruce as leader. The committee
on church history in charge of the meet.
ing had an interesting programme for
the evening. Several papers on the life
and time of Luther were read. follow
ed by recitation by Miss Cockerille.
The musical part consisted of vocal 80.
los by Misses Mallie Lynch and Edith
Graham; instrumental solo by Miss
Anna Moore, and duet by Misses Smith
and Dewitt. These meetings attract
large audiences, an evidence of the
good work of the league in endeavor
ing to make their programmes profita-
BILE as we'll az pleasing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-11

THE MARKET today was more largely
attended by country people than on
last Saturday aud there was a fair suy-
ply of country produce The flower
stands presented Il very attractive sp
pearance and were veil pntroniZ-d
Q iarter5 of lamb sold at 10a14c per
pound, shoat at 10 12c per pound,
chickens 40:70c per pair. dressed 25a
SOC piece, butter 20a25' per pound,
eggs 22s25c a dozen, So. A few
turkeys were sold at prices accord
ing to sizs. Some corn was offered ard
sold at 25c dtz.n ears. Egg plants
looked shriveled and tomatoes have sl-
most disappeared. The prices of stand.
ard vegetables remain unchanged and
fresh meats are still OF their hind legs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-11

= A MAMMOTH FURNITURE HOUSE -
"a ths fourth page Of today's Gazette
VIII be found the advertisement OF Gro
gan Saas furniture house, SIT, S19, S21 and
o., Seventh street, u. W Washington.
/ Inl' house is oue of the largest in the
United States, and the credit system
under which it has so long been con.
uucied has rendered it sine qua non to
u thousands of housekeepers and especial.
" to beginners with limited means.
everything from the stove to the par
lOr suite can be purchased at Grogan's
VI u; Inc credit system. and it is the de-
sire sire Of the house to give Alexandria the
uene1t OF their plans. They are pre-
pared to deliver all articles in their line
~ alexandria at the same rates and on
; ;ue same terms enjoyed by their Wash
inston customers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-11

The SISTERS FAIR.-Miss Mae
Rogers, of Hyatlsville, Nd, sang an ef
isctlve solo at the fair last night and
cieaied great enthusiasm. Many of her
old friends were in the audience. Spe.
ai mention must also be made of Mr..
Arthur Tregloa, of the Marine Band,
WOO kindly played the accompaniment
i i Miss Rogers. The Saengerbund, OF
Washington, are expected to give mu
seal 81 entertainment at the fair next
thursday night. Tonight recitation
WILL be given by Mr.. Joseph ]. Murphy,
Of Q, Washington, and violin obligato by
4, Irene Helwig. accompanied by
Miss Helwig. The drawing for the
S ca Will take place tonight at the
dolly Trinity booth.
handsome Imperial bicycle, donated by
All James LAWYER TO the Sisters fair, is on
efhl''tion at Mr. Gee. Youngs cigar store, on
Alng street. Chances can be secured at Mr..
tolnsS store, or at the floral booth at the
!alr for % cents.