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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
HARMAN ITEMS.
Oats and corn are looking fine.

Oats and corn are looking nne.
Mrs. Esquire Whit made visit to her
father on Dix Creek last Wednesday and
returned Friday.
Mr.. Cary SPOTS is buying all the calves
he can get and is paying big prices for
them.
Mr.. Jes Jones is down from Bear Wal
low to see his friends at this place.
The lumber business is booming down
here now.
The widow Atizer is our merchant at
this place and is doing good business.
Mr.. John Whit has gone to the far
West for his health.
Rev. Dula breaches at our place next
Sunday.
"LIrrLE Boy"
June 9th, 1899.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
GERMANY is HAPPY.
Over the Possessions of Islands in the
Pacific.


Berlin, June 5.-The announcement
that Spain has ceded the Caroline islands
to Germany, which was made by the
Queen Regent Of Spain, is welcomed by
parties in Germany except the Socialists
and Radicals, who oppose colonial extern
sion.
The papers declare that the acquisition
of the Carolnes gratiies the old national
desire of success for the colonial policy of
the Emperor and Herr Won Buelow.
German officials attribute great impor-
tance to the islands as naval base. The
convention by which the Carollnes are
ceded to Germany will be passed by the
reichstag by large majority.
The price paid for the islands is said 10
be S. ,O00,O ,O0O
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08

Mr.. Bryan seems to be in a more con-
ciIiatory mood toward the gold Democrats.
In 1895 he denounced the gold Democrat
as 50 traitor upon whom the brand shall
be placed and he shall not come back"
Now Mr.. Bryan wants him to come back,
but only after having swallowed the nau-
seating Chicago platform.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
INTERVIEW WITH zoLA.

London, June 9.-A representive OF the
Associated Press ii, afternoon secured a
brief interview with M. Emile lola, who
is now living in strict retirement near the
CRYSTAL Palace, but who proposes to return
to Paris early next week. He said.
81 knew the light was finally bound to
break through the mass of falsehood, ca
lumny and forgery, and that Dreyfns
would be restored to -yerty &nd honor
and myself no longer forced to live in ex-
ile."
He was greatly pleased at the prospect
OF speedy return to France, and declared
he felt assured all would acknowledge thai
lis actions were justified by events.
EARNED with the TRUTH" said M. zola
eL xnew all must come right"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
Wool Wanted.

l will be at Tazewell on Wednesday, the
3lst inst, and remain several days for the
purpose of buying wool, for which will
pay the highest cash prices. All persons
who have wool for sale will do well to
come to see me. can be found at the
Coffee House.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
zinc and Grinding

make Devoe lead and zinc wear twice as
long as lead and oil. Sold by Jno. E,
Jackson.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
Sticktight Paint.

Devoe lead and zinc outlasts lead and
oil two to one.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
Old Maker.

One New York concern has made and
sold paint las years-Devoe.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
A NEW TRIAL
FOR tDREYFOs.
Ordered by Court Of Cessation.
CROWD APPLAUDS JUSTICE.

Iudument of the Court Received With
Signs of ApprOvaI-The Facts UpOH
Which the Action is Based Are Re-
cited by the Iuduss-The New
Court Martial to Try the Prisoner
" at Rennes, Sixty Miles from Nantes
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
How MANY
I lines i

Has a sad and heavy
Cake stood between an
ambitious house keeper
and a brilliant success in
the entertainment of her
friends?
If you contemplate
A Five O'Clock Tea
Or An Evening Company
it will be worth your
while to visit our store
and overlook our line Of
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.torioNFEHs.
INK.

Hlckerion q Dewitt Auctioneers. Real
Estate and storage. cash paid for second
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BAD WATER IN
BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. July is=At a COST ~
about tlta.0 00O Manhattan anil
brooklyn have cpnsirueted water
works having a capacity ~ SO o9a oo0
gallons. and have taken infinite pains
10 purify arb protect the snurcea ~
supply. Yet In Manhattan ihcre S.
complaint 81 the appearance and
taste 81 the Cruton water. although
It's quality - said to ~ all right.
whsle in brooklyn the RldKv vssfsl
water. although tasting and looking
we'll. has deteripsaie4l IN quality. and
- now believed to be tha main cause
~ the heavy mortality among In
fnutH This In barge part ls one ~
ihe results 81 tho RECENT prolonged
drought. which has forced both Hnr-
uuRha 20 fall back upon their Ha8r-
age reservoirs. u iH claimed Chat.
while the condition Of the wntrr has
deteripratrd there 10 10 cause for
public alarm. but certainly The heavy
lufaut mortality Ia brooklyn calls
Tor Instant action 10 remove tho
cause The Health Board has put
an extra force - inspectors Al work.
In Brooklyn in order 10 make rigid
fnvs atiRntion.
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THE SEVENTH
MAY FIGHT

WASHINGTON. u. G. July 10
The friends OF the seventh Illinois
volunteers. who. under Col. KAY
anagh. made such an excellent rec
ord during the war with Spain for
discipline and soldlcry conduct. al
though net offered an opportunity to
face the enemy. arc making despsr-
ate efforts TO induce the president tn
permit the enlistment Of the reEl-
ment for service In the Philippines.
Col. HartiEan. the regiments new
commander. Is here. and had an iu-
terview at the White House. Comp
trolier Dawes IL rendering him vv-
cry possible assistance. but the prob
abilities are that the regulations
adopted for the enlistment Of the
volunteers will not be modified In
the event that efforts should fau To
secure the enlistment ~ the seventh
Illinois as a regiment. Il - the plan
Of Col. Hsrtigan and his friends %
have one 90 the officers Of the rewt-
ment given a commission OF iicuten-
ant colonel ard assigned IN Fort
Sheridan. In such a capacity Il t.
believed he could succeed In having
most OF the boys Of the seventh hc-
cepted and nodded into the new Thir-
sieth regiment
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HAWAII MAIL
NEEDS STAN S

WARRINGTON. D. g. July IS
Assistant Hupt jackson. ~ the rail-
way mail service. has made r-porl
70 the pustnffiee department ua his
trip through the western states Isl
which h. has hrrn comforting with
the publishers ~ newspapers. with a
view % having thor mail matter. o.
saw time IN handling INSIDE up Ia
the printing house Instead ~ the
loeal uoHtaHieea Tho puhaHhres ~
the West promised thrIr cooperation
in the plans proposed by MF. Jack
SON. and the details VIII Do arranged
At once BY The depaftmH az. Ia an in
yratigation 90 the work ~ The Nan
Franc SEQ pozt1fnsr. 81 Jackson
found taat one fourth Of AL fte mail
matter hispa tdhrd tu thF Hawaiian
islands was without sufficient post.
age stamps. Congress ava not bring
Hawaii within The ncapv 81 the 3
cent postage.
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navigation OF the Illinois river. ask
INK him 60 urgo the secretary Of war
t. prevent the sanitary diatnct true
tees from removing the state dame.
II this order should be lsauod by the
secretary 90 war tho question at the
removal OF the state dams would
break into congress.
The law under which the sanitary
district Of Chicago was created ee
uulres that the state dams at Horny
and Copperaa creek shall he removed
before any water shall be turned Ia
10 the main drainage canal II tho
sanitary district. Ii the Federal
government intcrVcnvs q prevent
the sanitary trustees from carrying
out the provisions of the drainage
act strict construction Of that aec-
ton 81 the law which relates 60 oh
struetions In the Illinois river would
retard the opening 81 the sanitary
canal until congress or the ieElsla-
turc came to the relief OF Chicago.
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COMPRESSED
AIR TO BE USED

SEw YORK. july u Tho Whit
neY interests. Nhiuh control the
North and West Side Chicago surf
ace lines. arc uow having plans rrc.
pauvd and contracts drawn looking
to- the equipment - the prreenf ca-
bic hines IN Chicago with the e#.ms
pressed air system.
Msn connected with thr American
Air Power company aald today that
plane wefe under eenaidrras on
which. ~ carried cut. would result
IA that company HhatsrhIuE fhr aih-
- air companies William e Whit
uey and his friends and the director.
ate ~ The company De- mndr uu ~
Thomas bnian. ". T. tikua. Thua.
p. Ryan. A. a Mcleod anil >. ~.
Hoadiey. II - expected that ~ a
meeting - the company next week
Henry Payne whitney H1il also BE-
elected n director
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MUST
BE 0BEYED
Unless Patrons DO So. Sptink
ling Will be Stopped.

The city water department is md
lnE 10 "a hard matter Ia have people
1--we up 10 tho rules for HprinkinK
Al thu-r residing south 81 Yoaler
way from Elliott hay tn Lake
Washing ton and east OF Fourteenth
avenue, are permitted a. sprinkle
from q u . o'clock in the morning
Those in the remaining districts are
permitted a. water frum tu q
o'clock IN the evening Thla rulo ia
MT adhered t., aud superintendent
fauusu. uf the water department
states that 81 il Impossible a. III TIN
tanks fast enough to supply the d.
mand In case - hrv." said Mr.
Nuunsa 'thrrr Is NOT enough wa
ter for the department II the pa
trnna d. not obry the rules tbs do
partment intends to stop ali surnks
link
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Tho SEATTLE Junk Co pays lowest prices.
bat square bust ness. los Railroad avenue.
Telephone Black ma
Alaska Junk CO. pays highest prices:
prompt returns. No III Western hYenua
Telephone Pike il9
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enue.
yes. His wife Is doing all she can
10 rouse his courage"
what has sne donc?'
Promised him II he'd stay IN tho
Philippine until the war was over
she wouldn't ask for cent Of all
mony"
Norn Drug Co., Ilfth and Pike.
Prescription specialists EhOne fIks u
-sO-z=s-7----=7--=----=----
Vol. the Assayer. 1896 Roxwell blk
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CHINA WANTS
TO BACK OUT
Shows q Disposition TO Deny
Concessions Granted.

WASHINGTON. II. G. July Ia
W. Barclay Parsons. on behalf of the
combined American china Develop
ment company and nFiliEh AMI Chin
csc corporation. has callcd On Sec
rotary Hay and represented that
there was a disposition on the part
Of the Chinese government 10 back
cut Of the railway and other eoncete-
EionS which the late eN senator
Rrice secured Tor the American
China Development company. Par
sons asked the assistance 81 the
State department in the matter. Hay
Will at once communicate with Min
lister CefsSer az prkin and instruct
him 10 make the proper presentation
to the Chiuesc government n is
sakt that the british ambassador IN
China viii be instructed 90 urge china
Co fulfiu the terms If her contract.
which IS shared by an English COM
pany.
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New Keel Laid.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. July IT,
Tho Keel for tho new steamship Pro-
Gus. OF the Cromwell nrrt. was laid
at the shlpysrd today. AMI tho YES
eel viii be launched In September.
This r. tho second ship Tor tho Cram-
well line on the ways Tho Profeus
will have passenger accommodations.
but In other respects and dimensions
she is similar tn the four big Morgan
Huera building here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
CEAR-CUMMlNS
FIGHT IN IOWA

DE,s MONIES. Iowa. July is--Al-
though the Republican state conven-
;ion win meet In this city in few
weeks TO nominate a governor. lieu
tenant governor. supreme Judge and
railroad commissioner. the Republic
cans seem 20 BE- taking little interest
in the matter. The Republicans will
meet In the unfinished auditorium Of
the new opera house August 3 and
one week later the Democrats will
name their state ticket In the same
place. Gov. l.. NJ. shaw and Lieut.
Gov. ]. 9. Niiiman are slated for re-
nomination and up to date no other
serious competitors have appeared
Col. Bell. Of Washington. IL put down
as a winner for the nomination for
railroad commissioner The list Of
aspirants for nomination for au-
preme judge INCLUDE q. =. Robinson
OF Sioux City. the incumbent 81 the
ONCE. q. W. Durham. Of Vtntou.
n. w. Towner. OF Corning: David
Ryan. OF Newton. and John G. sher-
win Of Mason city. The Indications
point to a lively campaign Tor the
nomination for supreme Judge and
no one at this time can pick the win
ner.
The Republicans will adopt VERY
strong administration platform. AZ
firm the gold standard plank. declare
for expansion. adopt a plank against
trusts. and. u e. believed. viii de-
clare in favor Of eiecting United
States senator's BY the direct vote
of the people.
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HUNTINGTON. /. /. July 4 l..
". overtnu AMI Harriet Il Hogan
never saw each other nntH tssiAv
when they we're married Theif
caurtship naH b. correspondence. ~
suitiug from a newspaper adV~f tiae-
mHut Overteu lives al Pccauir. AMI
the Etri az Gr~eniawn TheY arfsug
rd to b. married her To-Day ami both
are PLEASED with the marriage.
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Editor Out Of Prison.

CINCINNATI. q. July i6.-scorea
Of admirers fockcd about Editor &.
c. Moore. a, thc Palace hotcl today.
eongratulatiug him On his release
from the Ohio penitcutinry,
Moore was sent up FROM Cincinnati
by judge A. Z. Thompson u the
United States court on a charge 81
sending obscene publications through
the mails. Despite the charEes male
against him. Moore had many
friends and admirers. Who stuck to
him and finally succeeded In Evttiug
a communication 81 his scntecc.
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TROUBLE OVER
STATE DAMS

PEORIA. III. July 1.-THE Tredcf-
er1l government Is 10 be asked bp
ptand between the sanitary district
OF Chicago and the state dams acrocs
the Illinois river at Henry and Cor
peras creeks. The shipping Interests
OF the river. backed By the steamboat
men OF -. Louis. arc preparing r..
petition TO lay before Haior ". T..
Marshall. tho United states engineer
at Chicago. who has charge of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
VIOLET GOGGLES
FOR SOLDIERS
With Which to Locate Smoke
less Powder Batteries.

wAsH1NGTON. u. g. July H.
Acting on the discovery Of Colonel
Smart Assistant Surgeon General.
L.. s. A.. that violet glass VIII loett"
the nash NJ n gun using smokoieHa
powder Gen a. Il. Burlington. chief
Of ordnance Of the War department.
has ordered q number Of goggles
and binoculars FOR use in thu Phil
ipplnes
Col. Smart has made extensive eX-
perimonts on colgged glass FOR th8
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Advance Of Wages.

ANDERSON. Ind. July 1.-THE
Union Steel antitrust mills in this
county. which have been In the
hands OF a receiver the last three
years. were put into operation today
with 800 men. who have been given
an advance Of ten per cent. over
last years amaigamated association
wage scale. The plant has been uur-
chased by Thomas Wright - 81
Louis. who paid 500. 900 for II. When
in full operation It viii furnish em-
pIOyIneut for 1900 men.
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In Honor of Her Sex.

Mrs. liuaarl saEr. tho wife of
ths great unauelrr ia a very enthuH
IaHuc worker for e#arity ehs hIH
raised ilnn 600 toward ihr buuIIne
uf a wamau'H hospital. and expects
% ruiae tlu0 nu0 mota in rho fall
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Jestsr's ldentity.

MENiCo. Mo. July is--slexansfer
Testers counsel said today that II
was not admitted yet that he was the
man wanted for the GILBERT Gates
murder. In spite % all apparent
identlfication. Ex-Gov. Johnson. -
ST. Louis. u Is said. viii ASSIST In
the prosecution
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AIEnIeAI. rIEArMENr.

MI,s nu HWAS TurhIah aud
me.iiyaird baths, magnetic electric
treatment. nervous Weakness. Uhf.u#
lr dlasasrs cured. fsadlnEH sec. a-k
Pacific block.
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To Settle Mine Disputes

CARBONDALE. H.. July IAN
adjourned meeting OF the state board
adjust the differences long existing
In the Williamson county coal fields
Fix shafts. representing more than
one thousand miners. are involved.
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TEAMS EXERCISED.

A small blaze ln the basement ~
8. ". Il. Dally's atorr an prcIiant.
III avenue gave the FIRE department
a run yesterday afternoon. The lana
was trivial.
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nothing better iof kiasEa timfaf. country
or hard work. taFalfy Trousers. aoubl1
a1rfHehL g. l4i dyed 1laek. o. ten.
HIira Ht1ffa Hud cod weather hos coatA
= ~. Army black wool bets, soc KubBsr
biaukais 1le Navy uudnfsairts ani dfnwefA
s. uu each E.aH Eots q W and mp. GoYrfn-
mont tenfs 9a9. U.pl OFcualFta t2oa
kifk 1911 fffft A Vruu#
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Wanted iiffF railroad alafers tar Trn-
l1Il. s1rt al maHufHinH nfaat northern l.
E iairg HrlH. q LHfHouH new work Team.
tflra. Kfa4efH. I4eAmea wages. e. lIsa pass
fnir tatnF rH. Cfaw lord 80 ~ HHln =.
Mfuf.I - nHl iHf ti.ss#Ic tunnel uHHes
81 ID. lH hrH AZ -HaHr siiH- Gas.
fond. llIH. MaIu street
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aaoat aultotas Asp cosfFActoas

aautue Bridge 60 Umh~ra N
brI.ieps. wHlrfs tsaf huukefa. etc.
plis Jr.kIuH auI foundations. dell-
ere in piles. logs and SPARE.
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Scs Home Saving Machines Best aHd
& hFApeat machln made. hoid on easy pay
facntz. onleo neNt door 10 Fostofloe.
Witt i- KISs OF al / sewing mach nes.
Sold - b y. Euris. inus second ave plD-
uecr dealer in sewing machines and swing
machine fuppiles. Telephone Hnn efi
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lrnh. rtsllt. e1l, str.. 81 auis o. fut
hrHtffg Tent AHd Awning Co. Marion ASH
H'rfefu. Telephone Nam 90
i4f sale 30 kenf IruHasII sIkes. NV aui
HcoH1 haH1 aaHarH invalid roller rhnIff
. thHIHH alEzH aH1 Tx fffHsts.
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sIeN. An mor4r NuMnEns.

Rubber lBpH. aluminium Aud enamel
trttera iuf signs and house numbers. Chks
Weston. 50 esisr Way Phone Black 1874
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Iinsay's homc-mada bread, cakes ant
pastry tost ia the city. las Third Ava
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aaH=saas=a=-Hss-a
1srrannal-Are you going camping I
hhFu tents. camp aipols. camp stoves, cots
etc for sale uf rent l.. Chapin, Cyl aud
aE f'tEe street.
FOX 1ALE -II0od, > room house aud
lafs ON car iins high and slightly: kllg4
Hardin. inI 1rst avenue. .
ece itansaa before purchasing
mar hiHe. feH good secondA
chimes for sails reasonable. -
street opposite rostofics-
antel 10 buy old gold an
Heusel msufg ieweief. - HI
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Atias Dye Work.. - UnIga street JeIs-
phone Buh ly1. Ih0 only french Dye
HouHs So the city.
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> KELLOGG. - Bailey Building
- OH & MONEY!, toS-f Bailey Ballding.
GEEs v DANIELS. 90 New York Block
tHAs. n. Ehu5. haomf i4-tS Halter Bldg.
MILO 4 ROOT, io.it EexWeH builiing
y y CARROLL. lAsyef proctor In Al
iulrallT and solicitor OF pAteatA No. eis
seattle National Bank Building
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Found The place 20 buy stoves. furni.
tutr. invalid chairs, crockcry. piliows, CON-
forts barber chairs, mirrors, pianos, sewing
machines. everything and anything. T..
Chapiu's second hand store, col and COS
Pike trupt
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The Pacific Tailoring Co. best SIS, SIS
and so 81 is m hdc in the city. Dyeing.
Cleaning Repairing. rs rhird avenue.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
EEATTIE

Hnid.up Capital s5A,lO
General banking business transacted
james u. Hoge il President
Maurice McMicken Nico President
Il. II Parshursi Assistant cashier
hight aud telegraphie exchange payable
in all the principal cities VI inc Uni tel
states and Europa
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SNIP cHaNoItss.


sUNnE & ERLANp. Ncsior wharf. sail.
makers, ringers and snip chan diers; man
ufacturers 81 tents. isrpaulins, mining
hos1 canvas Of all widths
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Correspondents IN all tho principal eitIaalu
the United states and EUROPA
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Mrs Hansen. corner Fourth and PiEa.
latest Spring styles Lowest prioeS
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a CHILD MIS- SING.

Gr1ver Mcdonald. aged seven
years, is missing from the -esldcnce
OF Mrs. sOuiborg, 20l3 Second av-
euue.
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~ II. neprW. frutizt speeiaii
and bridge work. 40 Burke hui
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Mrs. IasChtta. professional mtdWtfg
and nurse. Cor. 9Th and Madison sts.
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Capital stock paid in....... .ssls,Ooa
tufplus ss,,...ssss. sss.....,.... ao,J1
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cLoIiI,as oLrANINa.

Eeatus Clothes Pressing Co keep your
Cleaning. repairing. ii05 81 Ay. Tel. Baa lDa
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NHomHaa rrurf 2 HHdus eala.
Hau# #.II#H NH Throne H|YH5"I
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MANftp- oLnImINn.
ABSTRACT oF TITLE.

Cust or clothing. trunks and valises bought
81 no second ave. Phone Red IlsL
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Haefaf# suial stHaa. EHIf. psfa ur los
81 lae Eaga = ltsllase Bio
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gAE ivSEr SOUND NATIONAL BANk
Ot kEATILE
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loriI.s A>p ftnNIsnrp ROOM,

Best and only thorough Dancing school a
fity day and evening. TN and Columbus.
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bCANDINAYIAN AMERICAN BANK
or SEATTLE
Corner NClor Way and First Aycnu,.
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HOTEL bROShDN sb Frst avenue
Cool elevator; Tuoms single OF oa suite.
lew rates. Dell crane. Manager.
II you wish fearn OF anticipate a change
tfy fha Rochester Hotel. Pike aud second:
good room q Per week: nicely furnished
outside rooms g. 10 g.. trauEcieuts &c Gnt
tae: free baths clcctfie lights
HOTEL YORK. tirst Avenue and Pike.
ffsi-class ruotns aud board At y per week
HOIEL COLBY. cor Thiri aud Cherry.
hrst-class room and board. y week and up.
aihNW oub nOUsk, Ii9 south fifth
single rooms 81. q 20 and 8 per week
1HE VICTORIA. l28 first ave; elegant
furnished rooms, g and - a week suites
with bath. etc. O. {. stark, proprietor.
HoTKL SAVOY Please ut rooms es u Tst