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Are Discovered on
the KIondike.
MiRyELOlSLY RICH BENCHES
which Nave Rsesstiy Seen Va
eevsssa Interesting story
Of Arthur tssy.

Rich beyond the dreams Of avar-
icef
This IL the expression Arthur
Leay. hronEoi. weather beatcn and
very hardy looking Eagilshman
wished TO convey 10 a star reporter
at the Hotel Northern last evening.
when giving a description 81 some
of the marveiouziy rich Euich claims
OF kiondike. abou; which little has
been said. and irss written.
"A few people in Dawson said
Mr.. L~ay. last night. know the
wealth OF the gulch claims adjacen;
TO Lower BONANZA. hut even after
the clean up. only a email number OF
the old miners knew that for nearly
three years they had been careless.
~ walking over ground tina, hid
millions.
Mr.. Leay tell his story In a simple.
straightforward why that cannot but
help carry conviction. He left Daw-
son city on June s. and. being one Of
the last to leave the Klondlke. came
down to Victoria on the G. T.. ".
steamer Tees. How he and his re-
markabie story escaped the inter-
viewer both In Victoria and Seattle
until last evening IN a puzzle.
A native Of Liverpool. England
Mr.. Lsay came out here just about
a year ago and went north with sew
eral of his eountrymen. For months
A Rich Pay Streak.
he knew OF the rich pay streak run
ming through Magnet. American
Fox and Monte Cristo Rulchea. but
the claims were limited. and IL was
only by a happy "fiuke" that HI
nnally secured one-and a fortune.
The fame Of Klondike." he said
will be made not by Its creek claims
which have already yielded fortunes
but by It's gulch and Hill claims
whose riches are. I firmly believe
unbounded
After several months Of hard and
unsuccessful work prospecting.
struck an old miner who was work
ing a Ruleh claim at IS below Ron
ANA creek. on Magnet gulch. Be.
coming ohummy with him, he ons
day last fail took me up to his claim
Showed Hlm Woslth.
and showed me that the pay strcal
which he had struck only on last
&c ptember. was 20 feet wide and
feet deep. and the dirt went any.
where from 81 To t25 n pan. Evors
claim In the line OF the pay streat
had been staked. and the lucky min
ers were working night and day
Two years ago the whole gulct
might have been bought for $4,000.
We'll. | never rested until I hac
secured an interest In a guleh claim
/ I tried them all. Fox at 25 below
bonanza. Monte Cristo at q below
and American gulch adjoining. Thu
gulches are very small. and ever
now there are only about four claim
In each on mn average that are or
the pay streak.
ION American guieh | met IN,
| Laughlln brothers. who had beer
working there for three years. Tn,
FIRST year they made nothing. bu
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SMALLPOX CASES
NEAR ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June alt 10
said that there are nifty eases Of M
ness. believed 10 be smallpox. at Ell
wins, 81 Francois county. Mo. a
small town 6 miles south Of 81,
Louis. Or Jordan, chief dispsnsary
physician. stated Monday that from
what he had learned OF the Eivins
eases he believed them 60 BE- small
puN,
lie said II would be impossible so
maintain a quarantine against FL
wins at ~. Louis FOR the reason that
there arr 50 many ways OF entering
81 Louis and all travel into the city
would have to be prohibited IN order
90 make sure that no persons came
here from the Infected IOWA.
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MARRIED AT
THE OCCIDENTAL
Seattle Merchant Takes q
Chicago Bride.
NuptIsis OF Mr.. r. Gross and Mss
Rosie orosIn Are Fittingiy
Celebrated.

SIR. II. Gross. OF Seattle. and Miss
Rose Drozin. Of Chicago. we're unit
ed In marriage last evening. The
ceremony was simply. but very pref
~. taking place in the parlors Of the
Occidental hotel. in the presence OF
some 20 friends and relatives
Rev. j. w Brooks. OF Seattle. ON
cfated. The bride was accompanied
by Mrs. Leopold. while Maurice
Gross was with the groom. Miss
Amy Gross acted as maid OF honor.
After the ceremony. the guests as
sembled In the dining room. where a
very ample banquet was served. and
the evening passed most pleasantly.
Mr.. Maurice Gross made very pref
~ speech on behalf Of the friends
and relatives. wishing all Joy and
happiness to the young couple.
After the banquet. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gross left for Victoria. After three
weeks visit there and other points
Of interest in British Columbia. they
viii return and make their home In
this city.
Mr.. Gross f. one OF the leading bus
mess men Of the city. and his wife
was prominent in Chicago social
circles.
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DEATH OF MRS. HnRKHEsS

A telegram announcing the death
of Mrs. =. Il Hardness. AT Ontario.
Cal. was received by iionney n
stewards late yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. llarkueas died Juno r.. Of ncr-
voua prontfation. after a long illness.
She had resided In Seattle for ~
years Her husband Ia "a salesman
in the employ Of LAZY. iiogardua q
Co
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GRAND ARMY
RECEPTION
Held Last Night at
Ranke Hall.
An ipDREM BY MAYOR HlMFS
Two Camp Fires to Be heid This
Evening to Accommodate
All the Visitors.

The Joint reception % the Grand
Army and the sus ~ -. .,=scles!s= =
that Ervat organisation. held last
evening at Ranke hail. proved a
great success The sisr OF the hail
was inadequate u contain the
crowds seeking admission, nut few
seats were placed on the floor. that
a greater number might be accom-.
modated In the space thus saved,
The exercises opened with the
singing of America by the entire
audience. led By Gen. Lyman Banks.
This was followed hy an Invocation
BY Department Chaplain Spence.
after which Judge langley presented
with Few words. Mayor Humcs, a.
the representative % Seattle.
Mayor Humes WAS warmly receiv-
Ell. and he made enc % his charae-
terixttc speeches. closing with a
hearty welcome TO all the visitors "a
the city.
Judge Langley delivered the adj
drsas % welcome. which ahoundei
In patriotic sentiments and earnest
pathos. Tie vas interrupted a. fire.
auent intervals b the audience
breaking into hearty applause
Commander Tshhatts. On behalf q
the Visiting organizations. respond
ed gracefully 10 the addresses Of
welcomes. and closed by presenting
~ the audience the venerable Mrs.
Hanfori. AZ the mention Of her
name the audience arose and greet
ed her with cheers. Mrs. Hanfnrd
Was visibly affected. and In a fen
simple and sincere words expressed
her appreciation Of the grcegins. and
spoke Go the old soldiers words Of
counsel.
After brief addresses by 3, =.
Stree; and Commander HASTE. the
exercises closed wfth tbs singing 81
'sMarehinw Through Georgia" by the
audience.
In view % the sise or the crowds
las evening. II has been decided %
hold the camp fires this evening both
at Ranke hail and at the Armery
hall. part Of the parade pFoceediag
90 one hail and Fart to the other.
Campfire Programs.
Two programs viii be presented
this evening at the camp fres to BE-
held. AZ Rauks and Armory halls.
The following program viii be civ
en- at Ranke hall;
InfroductoFy ....s....s...F. III. Hurd
.-cosnuandfnS gen-rai'' ..........
.................L Lyman r.. Knapp
The Department. Of Washington
and Alaska
........... .........G. W. Tibbstts
Ito Thee. o Country .............
........ Jennie HouFhtou EdmundH
THE Boys Of fsst-es" ...........
......... ..........J. ". kinnsar
The Army Bean .......J. N. Letter
The Boys Of isss-s9' wv. l. Jones
Patriotic song ..s.s..........,......
Ladies' Voices.
THE Olympia: the Flagship Of
Great sailor.
s..s....s......sss ~. Lane
'~women In Time OF War" .......
............... .....S. q. Cosgrove
Solo ...............4s.s.s ....s .-...ss
........... Lillian u. whittiesey
barbara F'reitehIet. .........-..+.
................s... Lyman Banks
The Flag That Has waved
Thousand Years"
......... Marguerite Mckinney
The program TO be presented at
Arrnory hail has not been dernitsiy
arranged. but Il viii consist for the
most part Of impromptu addresses
and vocal and Instrumental selee-
tons by volunteer talent.
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Buy acre tract. Moore Inv. Co.
MARKET QUOTATIONS

wednesday MaR-s Hiae mar.
aess on weA~ss trsa % Asink this
morning I.Edmutsis. Who of green
stun are arrFntry.s and h. various
out of town ran. The fsarEr guam
Titles % strawherrtismre coming IN
which readily md purchasers. The
prices remain unchanged. The first
shipment % raspherrirs - the season
have arrived from oregon. and are
beins offered at 81 %
In the ash markets haiibut and
large fsh are pieufifui. but there il
a scarcity % herring and suielt. Sal
mon are rapidly Increasing In mum
bera.
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Heath's Hawaiian Bank

WASHINGTON. u. g. June al
First Assistant Postmaster General
Perry <, uvath'u Hawaiian bank Is
To open its duera in Honolulu August
l. Untu the American banking laws
are extended to the Islands, the new
institution will be known as the First
American Hank OF Hawaii After
they arc in force q viii be known
as the First National Rank af Ha-
wall Clerks for the new bank win
lcaVe Tor Honolulu this week.
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To INVESTIGATE
PANAMA CANAL

WASHINGTON. D. G. June I'll
The president has named the mem
bers Of the commission created by
the river and harbor act 70 determine
the most feasible route for canal
across the isthmus Of Panama The
following named gentlemen viii be
on the commission.
Hear Admiral John q. Walker. L.
s. y. Samuel Pasco. Of Florida; Al
fred Noble. c. r. Of Illinois: Geo.
s. Morrison. G. r.. OF New York. Col.
Peter g. Hains. 4. s. A.; Prof. VIII
liam II. Burr. Of Connecticut. Lieut..
Col. Oswald n. Ernsf. 4. s. A.. l..
NJ Haupt, G. F.. OF Pennsylvania.
and Prof. Emory X. Johnson, Of
Pennsylvania
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NEW SECRET SOCIETY.

Seattle Is soon TO have a new ae-
erct society, The name Of the ord
rr is the Royal Tribe 81 Joseph, 90
The headquarters 81 this society IL
at Sydalia, Misouri.a and II a well
known order throughout the East
This De- is first Introduction IN the
West. and nearly 100 people have
signed the roll az charter members
the order.
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Lunstlc Cremates Himself

SOUTH HoRwALK. Conn. June
2is-John Kuhn. who was taken 10
the town farm this afternoon for cr-
animation as 10 his sanity. set IRE
to the small building IN which he
wsaa confined and was burned O. a
crisp lie had threatened 10 set IRE
to the house where he boarded.
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Saved By Cen. ceiIls.

NEW YORK. June 3i.--Geu. c. ".
T. Coils. commissioner Of public
works os this city. and eS-city solicit
tor OF Philadelphia. last night brave
~ rescued two women from a burn
ing building on F1fth avenue He
vas passing the house when the
alarm was given. and rushed up 10
IN. third floor. where he found two
hystertcaI women. Miss Mays and
Mrs ThornborouRh. He led them "a
the street safely through smoke and
Gre. Cen. Coils returned to the
burning building In the work Of res
cue. but was obliged 20 make his own
escape by crawling on all fours.
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WILL BECOME
A COUNTESS

LONDON. June 2i.-Private let
tiers received here practically con-
firm the reported engagement OF
Miss Daisy Letter and the Earl Of
Suffolk. aide de camp TO Lord Cur
zon. The engagement viii not. II
is said, be announced for several
months. The Letter girls are to
tour Northern India and 80 to
Paris In August.
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Vegetables.

Po,atoc. UobblnEl-white River
Burbanks. tssdts: Yakima and
Oregon. $500 new potatoes.
g eod2ss per saek. bectH. tizs
per sack: carrots. s00ti.oo per
sack: garlic. sc. California aapara-
gus. BUso per 10: walia wallA aspar-
agua. 6 per ID. rhubarb. cue per
h: tomatoes. ts.st01-s0 per case. arti.
ehokes. boc per dos. war beans. Zoe
per III: string beans. . per 10. new
cabbage. g.Q2Me. new onions. fc.
Oregon peas. &c. Early Rose potatoes.
t27s per carload sack.
Fruits.
Green fruit Uobhinx)-oranrcs.
seeding. tatod4. navels. tics:
lemons. i30sSo. apples. fan
ey. s2D01oo per box. ban
Anas. t3s9 per bunch: Cali.
foruia black fga. so-lb boxes. al
70. cartoons. ,i.25: amyrna figs. 21e
per ID. new dates. Tiac. sweet apple
cider. s0c per gallon. med. sweets.
faeo: Strawberries. Hood River,
tL6o: waiia Walla. t2.o0ds.2s. Lake
Washington. ti.s0a2oo. home grown
cherries, si.ssal.b0 a box: san Jose
cherries. ii.2s@ib0. peaches. $50 a
box. apricotH. $50 n box: blaokber-
ries. $50; raspberries. $3.50.
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NO LYNCH LAW
IN CONNECTICUT

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. June 81
All talk OF iynchlng has died out
since Louis Martin, the negro, charR-
ed with assault on Mrs. Margaret
Roberts. aged II. Of this city. has
been confined 10 Jail Those who
were loudest IN their threats now APP
penn content 10 let the law take It's
course
Martin was captured yesterday at
Green's farms, y miles from the
scene of the crime. Re has b. en-
identified by Mrs Roberts
Martin wna on his way 10 New
York and was found asleep IN BUSH
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June I'll
To obtain the necessary force nt
clerks for the census. Director Mer.
ram has adopted a PLAZA ~ aiiotiiug
a pro rata number 20 each state. al
vlding this number among the mem
brrs Of each congressional delega-
ton.
The clerks wili be appointed from
among candidates 80 presented and
Endorsed by the congressman from
their district after competent ard
practical examination
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Remember that auction sale is still
going on az q " carmack 4 CO =
place ana everything must 20 IN or
der - mako room FOR q large now
stock which 10 expected daily. Et-
erythinR we seli iH sold on a strict
guarantee. backed BY cold million
dollars. Presents given away daily
aud all are requested to attend. and
especially the ladies Sales at 20
and TO .. ~.
O. ". CARMACK.
1929 Second avenue.
JOE 81. REX. -Auctlonecr
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e. Mrs, Roberts IN In a feeble con.
ditlon. She says the motive OF the
assault ON her wa snot robbery. as
assault on her was not robbery, az
money u he would leave Mra. Rob.
erta Ia the widow OF Thomas Roberts
who aervcd Is years In the United
states navy
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Vol. the Asaayer. a4-35 Roxwell BIZ


Pratt's Orchard Addition is all in
large bearing fruit trees. lots are
offered on special terms 10 those who
want homes. by Holmes & Robinson,
tl2 Columbia street.
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9TH July Decoration FlagN. Bunting.
FsntooninE. Denny -cDfyeii Co. istav.
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koss Drug Co. Itf,s ssd i'iks.
TfsseFi ptioa eseetAAtst4 fhoaa ftae =
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kept at Il. The following year they
had little more success. but moth
Ing To warrant them going ahead.
Last December, however. they
a Wonderful ctasn.Up.
dropped right on 20 the pay streak.
and in few months cleaned up $50.
ooo on a iay. saw them one day
take out pan which went tls
six Americans held most prom
lalng claim on American gulch. but
they auarfcled continually. aud nm
ally broke up. three remaining. Two
uf the holders got sick while I was
on the ground. and they offered me
"A lay. jumped at the chance. We
we're not long Ia striking the real
pay streak. and perhaps you viii
not believe me when | Say that We
frequently took out nuggets valued
AZ So. In about two monthn my
share 81 the work brought me taodd
There II sold everywhere IN pay
streak which. as | said before. IL
90 feet wide ana s feet deep.
fOn Fox. Monte CflatO and Mag
net. "A similar condition prevails II
viii be years before these gulchca
are thoroughly worked. and I am
convinced that they viii Yield mill
Lucky Bench Owners.
lions. The men who have been
lucky enough t. aaenre elBima have
sata nothing 70 outsiders Some Of
the Dawson papers have mentioned
the wealth 81 thoa. Fuichcu only IN
eidsntally. What I tell you now Is.
believe. told for the nrHt time.
No. have no object In booming the
guiehsa. viii hold my claim for
years l hope. and none ~ the pres-
cnt holders have expressed desire
to seil although tempting oners
have been made.
the pay streak IN the Rulches. |
have mentioned. Was discovered
only after three years 81 hard work
BY the i.aushlin boys, Ola klpndIks
miners viii understand when I say
that Il runs from Is to ~ below iian-
ANA. right through the hills 700 feet.
II eb.H from French hill and follows
down over Hkookum Tuleh 60 Mag
net Fuich. continuing 20 American,
Fnx and Monte cfisto Filchea. until
Il reaches Boulder creek. The same
Very Good Claim.
pay streak was found also az far as
SC below on BONANZA. very rich
claim. where on Lass Of only 10 feet
men made fortunes this year.
4 say II and hetisve ~. that the
fame % kinndlke as Foid.prudue.
Ing country will r-tt with It's hill
and Kuieh claims.
old miners who have long over
looked them. arr Just beginning u
realize that they have been within
reach % princeiy fortunes for sev.
rral years.
eoheeharcnc and Adams hills. two
recent strikes. are turning out spisus
dldiy on the latter. senator Lynch.
Of California. lately bought a claim
for 1900"
Mr.. tseay leaves for the oil couns
try tomorrow. lie viii return In
the fail. and after purchasing an
extensive OUTFIT in Seattle. will pro-
essi north. 60 remain there. he says.
until he IL a very ffsh man.
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Ia. KELLOGG, sos Bailey Building
HEEs r. DANIELS. ss sew York block
CHARLES ". EsoA ia JsFncs street
MILO A. ROOT. lola Eoxveil building
Y. =. CARROLL. lawyer. proctor in Al
fntralty and solicitor OF patents. No. ais
seattle National Bank Building.
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CIoTHrs CLEANING.


s.sttis Clothes Pressing Co. keep yoar
clothes in SHAPE fof 81 30 Per month dye!ns.
cleaning. repairing hos 81 ~, Tel, Sun ioSt
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Correspondents in all tho principal oitiest la
tho United states and Europe
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Christian kndsasor@Isrss sssofimsnf 81
Badges, Books. Literature. Finest asort-
fneBt of religious books in Northwest. Hsr-
din's Boob Store. 1907 First Avenue.
see Hanson before purchasing q sewing
machine. low rood second h and ma
chimes Tor sale reasonable as Colum bia
street, opposite Posloffsce.
Wan ed-To buy old gold and silver. Il.
aenssl, nsnis isweler. = hinckley block.
Remember that auction sale In still
going on at @. w. Carmack a CO. q
place. and everything must so In or
der TO make room for a large new
stock which IL expected daily. Ev-
erything we sell is sold on q strict
guarantee. backed by q cold million
dollars. Presents given away daily
and all are requested 10 attend, and
especially the ladies'. Sales at $50
and 5:so p. m
q. W. CARMACE.
1873 Second avsnue.
JOE NJ. REX. Auc,ioneer.
Waite 10 hing Of all sewing mNchines
Sold by y. d. Volts ioo6 second ave; pioneer
dealer In sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies. Telephone Buff 6u.
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RANKS.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLk

paid.un CapitM tsa.on
General banking tu;ino., transacted
tamcs ID Hoge. Jr Presiden.
Maurice McMieken Vice fresiden.
lester Turner Cashier
II N pafkhurut Assistant Cashier
sight and ielegrsphlo exchange payable
I'm ali the principal cities Of tho Uni tod
states and Europe
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llefneseekerF LOOK this npi corner lot
f1Nifa. ~ feet from Third aFenus car iinss
fenced. IN Rrass, with new cottage fbuye.
can select hia own pIansls small cash pay
meHt balance monthly installmnnts. less
than frnt lOtF interest plenty ~ free pas
tafe Tor stock hausa to eust fH0 or 40
Vine lOt in hofih aeatiie, on car line
Graded strssis. COstNs cheapest ia mGfkel
Today only 500.
NELSON Nae HEnsoN q co.
40 New Yofk Block
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Capital stock paid in..,..,. t,aa,con
surplus. .....tsss..'..sss...s. So,eo1
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JUNK.

The Seattle Junk Co. pays lowest prices.
but square business. All kinds OF wsSta
paper bought, and old newspapers sold. No.
les Railroad avenue, Telephone Black
No. Ills
Alaska Junk Co, pays highest prices
prompt returns. No. iii Western avenua
Telephone Pike llq
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eCANpINAvIAN AMERICAN BANK
or SEATTLE
Corner Nesler Way and First Avenua
,npital 1000
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Ink PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
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MILLINERY.

Best and only thorough Dancing school In
city; car and evening It'll and Columbian
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AuCrIoNknns.

l. Zemansky, general suctioneer; sales
made in any part OF the city or state; real
estate, live stock, express sales, freight
sales bankrupt stock OF merchand iso--all
goods In general 1879 Third avenue.
mckeTton 4 Dewitt. Auetioncers, Real
Estate aud Storage. Cash paid for second
hand furniture, 1872 First Ave Tel Pike i0l.
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Mrs Hansen. corner Fourth and Pima
Latest Spring styles Lowest prices
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DENTISTS
LOANS AND INsURANC

II. II. Depsw. Dentist. Specialist IN Crow
and Bridge work az Burke Building.
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iiAKFRfEs.
rAIloIss

Linsay's home made bread, cakes an.
pastry best in the city. laos Third Ave.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

James Boutwell, Mortgage Loans, Fire In
surnnce a surety Bonds. - Boston Bib TEL
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HOTEL BRONSON. sas Fint avenue
Good elevator; rooms single or en- suitei
low rates. Dell Crane, Manager
II you wish a room or anticipate q change
try the Rochester Hotel. Pike and Second;
good room 81 per week; nicely furnished
outside rooms s. to 81. transcients &c and
aoc free baths; electric lights.
HOTEL YORK, first Avenue and Pike;
1rsi-elass rooms and board at " per week.
HOTEL COLBY. cor. Third and Cherry.
hnt-clsss room and board s. week and up.
GLENWoob HOUSE,, ITO South fifth.
Single rooms 81. 81 30 and y per week.
TIKI VICTORIA, i2Oa first ave; elegant
with bath, etc. O. c. stark, proprietor.
HorELsAVoY- Pleasant rooms as ffrsi
MARION HOUSE Furnished rooms rat
reasonable. &. Levandsr, ioT Marion. cor. lat
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The Pacific Tailoring Co, host Sl5, SIS
and sn suits M Ade in the city. Dyeing
Cleaning. Repairing, ii rhim avenue
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New Home saving hschinss. Best an
cheapest machine made. feld on easy par
msnts. ossoe merit door to posiofics.