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THANKSGIVING DAY.
III.
"Got him fur sartin!"

All, did dreami Was Il vision gay
That swept before mine eycs and hed awayt
Was II reality. that wondrous store
OF pies and turkey, cakes and sweets galore.
And cider, too, that erst with stealthy straw
from the barrel had been wont to draw.
Now placed, with all the rest, that blissful day.
At my sweet will, with none to say me nayf
All, woe Is me- II was no vision rare
From such delights that seize me unaware
No dream is this that fills my frame with woe.
And In mine own apartments Lays me low,
Remind that man is mortal. and without,
Tho family physician goes his way
To other victims Of Thanksgiving day.
*. B. L.. in Life
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Society.

IT must say do not think much Of our
new neighbors. They are not in our set."
"How do you know"
They neglect to perfume the gasoline in
their automobile" Omaha World-Herald.
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A mother OF twins one night heard II;
series OF giggies proceeding from t1t'
neighborhood OF the children's bed ~
What are you laughing at. thersr' s1o'
said.
"oh. nothing" replied Edith. one Of a.
twins. "only you have given me two8
baths and Alice none at all"-Tit-BitA
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Nv.
II was laying for q coonl'
Half wouldn,t Dc.

well. Mr.. Simpkins, what do you II
from your son. Walter, at Blue Haxe
asked the pastor.
Same old story. dominic" sighed
old man. Waiter writes that he's Il
back on the football eleven. He aiNg
did do things by halves. wrote and r.
him to become a whole back or On
up."-Harper's Bazaar.
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''what's the matter. old man?'
''Been specializing In stocks"
'swere you a bull or a bear?"
Nope! Just plain assam Francisco
News Letter.
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BInnketed.

$50 you made trip through italy by
tandem? Fine scenery. isn't TT"
you'll have TO ask my wife-she sat
EQrwNxds-:Lustisa Blasttsp
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A Commander.

Phrenologist-My friend. you were born
to command. Are you soldier?
Dignifled Stranger-No. sor, Opm jan
itor.-New York Weekly.
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Considerate.

''what lovely waste basket the editor
has"
eyes. he's 30 kind-hearted. he means the
poets lines shall fall in pleasant places."-
philadelphia Bulletin.
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Evidently nm Amateur.
To-day cooked the dinner aione.
II thought so, for saw all the winel
OF your house wide open."-Unsere e.
schaft.
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Am nut the. PubIic.

"what sort of reception did your
tragedy have at its first producrioa n
terday?"
"Oh. magnificent! Only the pubIlo u
seem to take very kindly to it."-He
Welt.
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Improbable.

How is 1t you need money 10 soon ~
to pay your tailor? 1t was only four ~
ago that gave you 80 marks!''
Eyes. uncle, but the fellow didn't r.
around then with his billr-F1i&Cc
Blaetter. Il
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A Compromise.

Clerk--You called me an idiot. and Y
don't take it back you may look for
other clerk. z
Employer-very well. I'll take thu
back. So you stay.--Unsere Gesellscneg
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Al NatnraI Mi.taIxe.

what an awful smell that ice g.
has that he's eating.''
Now. don't be silly! That's cameu
cheese. observation-disclosures
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Distinctfons.

She's the best matchmaker -
town."
"Ah! matrimonial or plain sulc1
Philadelphia North American
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Too Noisy.
1.-THE march of civilization" said the az
man with the chin fringe, us all right CO.
cept for the rattle Of artillery that accom-
panies it."-Kansas City independents
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One OF Fashion's FriiIs.

II hear they are trimming the botte
skirts with fur
Yes: that h another fashiopa1oe
bslow..-Philadelphia Bulletin.
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She-why DO they call them samDle
rooms?
He-They are great places for gsttinG
trial packages. The man first gets the
package, and the trial foliows.-Indianap.
oils journal.
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linfnaries.
ira get married.
Miss Pocus. II It
were not for the DIS
agreeable formaHties
involved"
"Dear me; can't
anything be done to
make 1t easier for
your"
well. suppose you
say yes Chicago
Record.
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n Simple Test.
Mrs. sharptong--I
fear my husbands
mind 10 affected. ID
there any sure test?
Doctor-Tell him
you'll never speak to
him again II he
laughA he's sane
New York Weekly.
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pEtBIIsgEE NOTICE IfsFeA.1x
sxenfs are g. H. McC3sil&E. l. C. b.rae'as,.s
v d EA.4ry AID y. Il. Loans t-tsf .sS'~
tectoFE are J a Lasaeart y z 4as4ts /.
Essene Mccarthy. =. IL MSS AZ. =. n
6segea AMI II. 4 Wills PoslhAss-Tt@ =
efy~IasFs aFs cur agents. F@s ia1-asy cIs.s
IL the8e &Ess - 1s.r Te-s1Gslt agents = "a
various es&.Az ard COS az Of TIE Nor. Nstk-
ADV k.f<T1Sf ssfs-tSGsee hours OF 1as
Post al e4iaS essseT business ofsssr. Jay
7 a. sI anti Il y, u. SssEsAAs ssV1ta. 49,
q. rs unfs. II y. ~ ttsss-iis9 saf@s -
mems for insertion fslicxinG morning Vi
b received W 90 k5.S9 - IA AotsFt4ss-
meats 8uaeT csa&AIasss headings vii - "
serted az the sAga ~ l css.i s0fa ea.a
Insertion. Payment aIAaya tG s8FA3ite , :
sassftasesieat resolved foE ieAA A4a~ -
csEfm
ADVERTISERS Change .or advertise
snents IL the Sunday Pos ~iAtesfs. sla'sfs
E4ss be furnished 10 o'csec& ssfaF1fs
A1ysT issm@nts wlii be received al HTAASh
SsslesA u he ost-inleiisEsHceT
EEAARD-Ten dollars VIII "a paid sor
Information leading 70 the cony.ct5oa OF
any sferBpu Atsa.sRg copies u tais paper
eeIlEefs6 "a subscribers n seattle
TACOMA BfREAU-So, iaG Pacific az
euue. & u. BAIL
oLYMriA-4i.I. Main street. q. G. Wiz
stanley. AEeat
kEEEET7F-P. X Lewis.
SfDh AN BRA och Office. room ii " Oh
FsF0n hiprk. corner Riverside ana MIL,
Telephone ~ ] .. Peserpoa MauaYeg,
PORT T0WNSfsSD u m. a Pfsirer
bFI4iISHHAA IAY~NeS Whatcotn.
Parker Ellie, Manager.
VICTORIA. Il. c.~-;eorge Aarsden-
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WANT ADS.

Adv rtssenss nfs under any
heading I'm classified columns
lie - word each snsertfoni mia
fmusa charge @sS- tiassthea
advertisements running one
month ~ lGhoat chang. eff copF.
$50 per line. tswyen words
connt so iiaeb. gn three
months order, Sf.I5 per line
pee usDnfiss on @tx months or
der Size per sias per snonthi
es. S~arls order, 81 per line
per uenth.
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personal.

ONLY 4 DAY OR TWO BEFORE
FEBRUARY II, 1Ssa
81. Valentines day Is nearly here We
stu show Z rine variety al I1c 15c, Sc
Masks are cheap paper masks fron 81
up, cloth masks from loc up: VIE masks
from &c Up. Wigs, boards. ttnsel, g..s
paper, etc, FOR rraSQuerades.
Comic valentines, for &c. fancy yalen-
tines, &c; Lace valentines. L, =. 81. s.: TX
and cellU-oid valentines. loc Up 10 s..
Our line is still the largest and hand
soonest IN the city
Ne get told this dozen tines a day or
those who have searched the town over 10
get suited. We can su.t yol in pr.ce and
quality. What more co you want?
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The following is1terg await advertisers a;
tbs GE4cr-
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE fake ESet3ce that Erwin AAC-zo
SSE-Gzer. 825ss address - a. ne or1ce y
The Norfoa Bay * Yukon R2Sway ard
Navigation Company, Ss211le- T. :. a.
8 10 logger IRE manager 12r Ire Anglo
Alaskan Syndicate. Limited, g - Back
le-sbzry. u ice city q I~aEdc1. ksre.-azssi-
in he said Merton Bag s. Ixk0a Raj
way ari Navigation Company Oh. 81 a
rctel number Of 800 SHARES. are the
property c. t-e said Arss o-AlaSk3a Syn
sfrzts Limited Pe-sGGS dealing with
he said Erwin A}o1zo Gardner VIII
please take notice O. this fac-- 289 VII
same. ard t1At tns s2i- 39Slo- A2-zsk81
Syndicate. Limited VIZ nc be houn1 =
any way ~ any acts q TIE said Erwin
Aio~z1 exAr5ue-. dated his An cav -
January. IS9e- Aaglo-AlaSk2n Syn61cAte.
Limited J A ScriVEsT, Secretary.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers business houses and puts
~ r4era ~ he Press Clipping FSl.rsa !
tAlien 81 room " Mckay building Port
lana Or Elmer \. Friend. a gent Ga
Bailey h9i1ldi1g. phone Black III
COMPoSTTT0N-W arc nox PREPARED -
% composition for 1ae trade (any meas
urs9 in N1ucss reI. NIDiou. Brewer and
Long Primer Satisfaction guaranteed
Ca Or address -In,slIigencer. Seat
LOST.
LOST-Fri6ay afternooa. several copies oc-
taro music. Return 70 this office.
L0ST-Par; Of eye glasses. Return 20 Bon
Ma-c-e and reeve rewar3.
LONDON LOAN oFFICE-Money ,oaae,d
on va.Qab.e-s. watches diamonds ard
,swelry. lo5 Second avenue south.
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COON BROS. 4os Pike street,

COON BROS. 403 Pike street
SEWING; MACHINES only house on
the Pacific coast where sewing machines
supplies and needles fer every known
sewing machine can be obtained, NJ raIt,
repair. exchange and sell OF iIstaI!rnents
al known makes; ne keep TIE most CON-
plete repair department in the city. re
nave duplicate parts. needles. shutclss
hoho.ns. betting ard attachments for ev-
cry known make. Needles. &c per dozen:
mail orders promptly flied upon receipt
81 posta. or money order " advise Jhe
puoac TO purchase more but the leading
makes Of machines. such as the New
Home White. Wheeler & Wilson, House
hold. Singer ana Domestic: Il is CHEAPER
in the end We keep them all II. }Iaa-
sons Sewing Machine Agency. 2I5 Colun.
hia. opposite p0stoff.ce. Tel. Black 1921.
SEWING; MACHINES you are coatern-
r,aung tie purchase of q sewing ma
Gang, GO not fai - see Us: IKE have tne
celebrate ed kgs.-1ll slw .uE machine row
50 popular IN the East. ara selling taem
az cost % introduce rhem they are as
p~ftect as any machine made, b1-.-hear-
ing. btj.seleSs. guaranteed for Ter years
Ssa-t@ SKYE selling for $40. <i5.l+G stvie
selling for &455, call Immediately. West
ern Mustc Co, S4f Pike street, between
Third and Fourth
ARMY GOODs-Cavalry trousers. double
usage one year SIS: army 5verras.s
dyed black. ali wool, s.: Gen. Ms
Storm and cold weather hood coats. 81 %.
arm! lax WOOL HahS' sue snort "afE--
p tS4 W hA1's c0atS. $50 Afcfic over
shoes. $50; rubber blankets zoe ana 81.
navy nhdei s.iTts enc era "ers. each. 81:
h@'E we 80 >, - ...p'v I > linen tow
tIS, io1- hfN' -. F4sSI avenue
,1--~-- 49,, $50 - -
- -, 49, 1-'ess- i-Dt5S- EGGS.
ST le.IL u, isesa ranch oEEs, &c dozen.
Others wa; charge you tAat for East
~ tSeSt - e.' , I5.lItet every t<s to ee
100 t1sa, +"ihe fb.eH Itfne atL
FteA.> 81 tne1l. al TINS price t1ey are
f4tdi'ef IMAM zDt&I. GNr fancy iowa
"acleSfie prizes tset IN Win the crowd.
tDtf ~ Tx @4fI+E,
H. tlist avenue.
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GENUINE Robinson Napnr Bath Cahi-
g" N Use. MAKE beautiful complexion.
Cure colds. liz grippe and Ffeuua ti=.u.
VIII keep you wei Descriptive matter
r.. =. =. HIS. general agent. Burke
building
ENLAHtE YOUR BCSTS. LADIES' %
IL inches. 81 home. W.th Or Conway =
1A-t I3A-o.1s. m 1Tia.ns orst. $Leo Cor
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HELP wasTED-NAIE..

wASTED-Ipa station useo f5r station
@1rk % tbe british Columbia Division q
tae " aa1e Pass & YUGDE r4I.r2aa. worx
b. direct ID the stat.ta man az highest
EF4csss sarsGs -se 70 Sac per yard. rock.
80 20 TO fgsr yard tB&ss axe nsiles II
s4aaafG station w0rk as Tools etc fur
H.sesd raen 81 reasonable prices Apply
20 NJ. J Eel@y contractor. = snl II Col
al2a 5lack, first ard Columbia street.,
SEATTLE. 10 NJ InEs q Co4T. building.
Vancouver. Il. c.
HELP FoR UNCLE sAM-Taousanas ot
appointments 81 81 made 10 government
EeDsatlQns In customs pgE5off.ce. Internal
revenue. railway mai. aaa government
yrlxt5nE services ana Departments A.
Washington, slsaogyAeae.s IL great de-
gr8 sd Prospects fog lsS8" gly.ug full
particulars. published ~ Nati Core
spaads1Es Institute. Wazhfngson. T. e.
seas free 70 readers - post-In;eI! igsncer.
write f3f & today, examinations san 20
be held in Seattle.
Statesmen ss.o.op month and all ex-
Iess@.ax guarantee selling - merchants
Arctic rsfrig4Fa:iBg machinss for COOLING
fefr-sera,ors. sssasara@stse5 ). PR cent
cheaper than ire exclusive territory as
fsxnea. AEctie RefrIgefaf.ng Co. CInc.n-
B&t}. ..
WANT EsIl-Meu ard = omen in every town.
70 work for us az taalr homes; s. % So
weekly no c1avasssuE splendid opp0r-
ta8!fy: write AZ oa1e. Standard Mfg Co.
Ia West 20 81, New York city.
GOVERNMENT positions: don't prepare
Tor any evil service examination without
seeing our ilaaE rated catalogue OF infoT-
Eua3i5n. Ssus fires, Columbian Core
sto3dencs College. Washington. ID. &.
WANTED: az twor,hy gentleman or lady
81 represent ne. oEse who has access -
piano Or organ; musical knowledge IN
Necessary: 81 10 $40 Per week. ". Scot;
Grove Scranton. Pa
WANTED Experienced hookkeeper who
understands i9Eaer business Address
giving references and state exper ence.
VI = care post-intcl!g enceT. SEATTLE.
Wash
Experienced furnishing goods
Sslles.1an. capable % taxing charge
Address giving references ard salary cx-
pected. J ~. care Post-tntoi.igente
WANTED -sa4esgnen: 100 travelling: expe-
Renee uunec"s Favy: 81 Per month and
expenses. references required. +. ".
Glen. MnEr. Blooms -gtou IL
wANTED-salesuen 70 sell tolls, soap to
dealers sI0o mouthiy salary and tx
Isnseas experience unnecessary. LOUIS
Erast ca, & Lou.s. Nc
Statesmen for cigars. 3i9S month aad sx-
qn1ssfs, C4a firth, eSfs ri< nee uuf.c ess4T ~,
.uou agneats 80 -t-sL9ftaers &. {. Ela1op
& GO = L0aiz. Ns
TIP ffoSE EsstJCE rFstsuFa At under uew
F,le.tS cement. aeTFsss the best isc guaa. n
city; largest restaurant IN Seattle. zl2
fsFsf aEeglt}e sDuth
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TEsIt-Geutlen4 desiring comfort
able furnished rooms az lowest rates.
THE Flor.uce III Madison.
WANTED -Ts1 good wood turner's. Ar
pig 10 W'sa com Fats Nil co. New
Whstupm. Wash.
WANTED Competent pjancr man. Ap-
piY 30 " hatcom Fails NH ca. What
cuU.
y Ant III t-f8sA hoys apply Monday
morning. 20 - 0'c.ock The BON Ma~che
" ANTEu- F}rsf-c.aes barrier fo Wash
i1Etsa street Itr re" HBt3s
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PIANO cheap for cash: slightly used:
vii sell 81 an enormous reduction for
casa. cal AZ cEce- Western Music
60. n Pike street. between Third and
E'&Grra
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GENUINE Robinson Napnr Bath Cahi-
Uets il stock Gail ard see them ~
q" ia use. Maxi beautiful complexion.
WIN keep you wei pescrirtire rre.tar
fToe. .. =. HIS, general agent. Burke
building
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WILLIAM = HARPER
Loans. Renta,s Rrd General
Care OF Property. -.
~ Gt and ~ Dexter Horton Bank c-'
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ONLY 4 DAY OR TWO BEFORE
FEBRUARY Il, 1879.
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ATT kNTION. LADIES' have for sale a
bazaar stocked with the trest goods
and most extensive varieties. We pro-
pose 70 sell at Invoice nuc remain with
the purchaser u1tJ she Is thoroughly
able u h@n.4e IL, probable cost s. .esl.
~ particUtGriZs would be t1o expensive.
s. cali n Golden Gate Exchange. Fea-
eel. - Auckfey bloch
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h..ss -
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50 l. ISM ~ siss1 20 a month and au ex-
ISesss.sx guaranteed selling - MERCHANTS
Arctic refrigeEating nac1lnse for cOoilug
cheaper than sce. exclusive territory as
fexueA. AEcE!e Refrigesaf.ng CO. Cinc.n-
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ENLARGE yO1-R BUSTS. LADIES' ~
u inches. 81 home. w.th II. Conway 3
lust Tah.oils. m 1Tia.ns crst. sLg.0 sar
rase we cannot: those q FeloaaI i0 rrsSt
- wears prove lis pvrmace1t Scaled
1a--s a. ~ stamps C.f%N&Y St-f,-
CIflC Go. Trenoat s. Bcston N24s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

cARrISrES DRAMATIC SCHOOL.
uslrf!s prepared Ger tAe stage. szocUsiosi =.
plane rsrySt@Si AID vC.ce culture; par
tical2r attentiEg3 aaiG 20 juveniles. So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE

WE ARE STsI.-. PREPARED
To hus.3 for yoa
On l5sa avenue.
Between John and Thomas
We believe Va are not overstasirr xs,,
we say that within radius ~ five No.
of this property du~ia. Ghe lxzr ~,
mont1s. including TIE houses COW gstss
construction, there have been bait =. -
thirty houses. costing from SN -
These Improvements can ozly cave ..
effect. That OF raising the prices q soss
We therefore advise intending gssvaasr,
nut 10 delay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
WaNTED-yo RENT ROOMS

WANTED or s room UNFINISHED hos1<e .
nus haV@ Tno<SsrT c0nv@EseIceS. A.
dress r - care fUs-t- ints<I-ge
WANTED go1nas wanted Immediately
10 supply the demand Moore * Co. IA
r.rr e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

FOR SALEs-Ni.lsnery stationery and
Notion store. living rooms, on street car
line, 500, hotel ~ rooms, brick s. $50
lodging house 4. rooms. $le1e. grocery,
invoice 81 @1. variety store. S@,a8, res
taurant $50. p, tner IN THE b.st res-
tauran; IN Seattll. Ss98. cigar store. $50.
caudy store, 500 S-room lodging house
Su". houses and lots; acre property agd
tmher claims Aorgans Exchange. 1911
Ibird avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

ARMY GoCDS-CavaIry trousers double
over seat. strictly all wool VIII last aarl
usage one year. s2I5; army 0verc1at >
dyed black. all wool. 50: Gen. Mes
storm ana cold weather hood coats. 81 90
army black wool hats, 41c short wate--
proof working coats. So; Arctic over
shoes. $50: rubber blankets 15c ara 81.
navy undersGirts and drawers. zach. 81 :
navy overcoacs. s.: i,et0 L. : linen tow
els. l0c. Kirk. 1917 FIRST avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-25
HOUSE ROUTINE.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

H. F. 1874 (Schurman, Rep, of Ramsey
To define and punish tramps and Migrants
Judiciary.
H. F. 1S5 Larson, Rep. of Redwood)-To
encourage a better condition of rural schools
and to appropriate money therefor. Educa-
ton.
H F. 1856 (Mallette, Rep, of Mile Lacs)-
Eighteenth judicial district Passed under
suspension of the rules.
H. F. 1877 (Torry Rep, of Meeker)-Appro-
priating $400 annually to pay premium on
state treasurer's bond Judiciary.
H. F. 1873 ALLEN, Rep, of Fillmore}-To re-
peal Special Law 1879 relating to county au-
ditor in Fillmore county. Passed under sus-
pension of the rules.
H. F. 159 (Hymes. Rep, of Olmsted)-Pro-
viding for sale and use of mileage books on
railroads of the state and providing for pen
alties for violation. Railroads.
H. F. 14o QIymes, Rep, of Olmsted)-Reg-
ulating sale of binding Irvine at states prison
Binding Irvine.
H. F. 1H (Stevens Dem, of Crow Wing)-
Providing for publication and distribution of
5000 copies of Minnesota in Civil and
Indian Wars and appropriatng 50, eco. Mill
tary affairs.
H. F. 142 Pope Rep, of Kanabec by re-
quest-To amend section 1, chapter III, Cen
eral Laws 1884, relating to payment of claims
against counties and appeal from allowance.
Judiciary.
H. F. 143 pope, Rep, of Kanabec, by re-
quesO-To amend chapter 49, General Laws
1880, permitting county 1undS TO be expended
on other than county roads Roads and
bridges.
H. F. IA Grass, Rep, of Murray)-To
amend section 1891, General Statutes 1894. re-
lating to list of delinquent road taxes Towns
and counties.
H. F. AS CAcNeill. Rep, of Douglas-De-
fning public stockyards and duties of persons
operating same and regulating charges. Cen
eral legislation.
H: F. 146 (Allen, Rep. of Fillmore)-To re-
peal sections 5s45 and 5S46 Statutes 1894, re-
Lott to t-;O
H. F. 147 morris, Rep, of Hennepin)-To
prohibit Misrepresentation in sale of life and
casualty insurance. Insurance.
H. F. 148 (Von Lehe, Rep, of LIE Sueur}-
To amend section 60, General Statutes 1894
relating to elections. Elections.
H. F. 149 (Babcock, Rep, of Wadena}-To
constructing and draining lands Roads and
bridges.