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Board and Rooms.

PARLOR with upright pi-
ano. heat, gas and bath, to rent; also
another front bay window room rent
low. l flight Vine St, middle bell
leads from 1888 Front st.
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For Sale MisceIIaneous.

RANGEs-$2 down, 81 per week; $50 Sec
ond-hand ranges fitted up ana fully war
ranted. s. to SO. Guy Furniture Co.
REFRIGERATION for meat market for
sale cheap. Inquire II Vine st,
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LEGAL NOTICES

Union Station. Boston and Maine and
titchburg Railroads, Boston. Mass-Fol-
lowing is a descriptive list of the un-
claimed articles in the parcel room, Union
station, Boston, Mass, Monday, Janu-
Nv ON 1900.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
subscriber has been duly appointed ex-
ecutor of the will of Mary A. Gill late Of
Worcester, in the county of Worcester,
deceased, testate, and has taken upon
himself that ttust by giving bond, as the
law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate Of said deceased are re-
qulred to exhibit the same, and all per-
sons indebted to said estate are called
upon to make payment to
G9ORGE r. ADAMS. Exr.
Worcester Dig. q, 1873. Dbl,
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CisIrvoyan S and Massage.

MRS. JULIA A. SPAULDING, ciairvoy.
IN, is at 54S Main ST.. where she will bC
pleased to greet both patrons and
friends. Examination and massage sl.O
eacA Room L. one fight.
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Union station Boston and Maine and
t1tchburgl Railroads Boston, Mass Fol
lowing is descriptive list of baggage in
the. outward baggage room, unclaimed, at
union station. Boston, Mass, Monday
January 2di 1899:
Trunks; 4. r. Co. check A 2754, B 29O41
95976, ll77I McCallions 1S4S, Weinstein' S
276; B. & NJ and F. r. r. Rs. 800; dress
SIT case. 4 T. Co.. 29O42: bedding,
McCallion's 500. A T. Co. 1895; mat
tress, Throp,,s INA; hat box, B. & M. and
r. RS 8H; bundle, A. 7. Co. 2O74S;
crate 3. & N. & p. r. Rs. 257; basket
a. Z r Go. 587S$l extension case, B. & N.
~ e. r; Rs. 5S; tool box, Throp's 316;
hammock. A. IT. Co. 32S16; hand Bag. B.
Z M and F R. Rs. .905; trunks marked
"a ace Theatre, dare II Eaton and c.. A
Woodbury.; bedding Marie Knivas; bun
dies s. Garland Edw. McNary, John
Carr, p >; extension case, John Will
Jams; baggage, 10 mark or check, one
black. two canvas and two zinc trunks, 4
extension cases hand bags, II bundles.
ean.
All of the above Baggage remaining I'M
aimed at the end If six months will be
sold at public auctioi
G. H. FOL ER Superintendent
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III AIRDRESSiNG-W igmaking a specially;
/ facial massage, superfiuo1s hair removed
by electricity. Miss c. Kennard. $s7 Main
tACIAL AND BUST MASSAGE - Hair
dressing. manicure, electric treatment.
Room 50, Knowles building. Miss Helen
johnson.
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D. H. PUTNAM,
EXPERT PLANO TUNER AND REPAIREB.
ELM PLACE

SUPERFL0US HAIR AND MOLES
Removed by the Electric needle process NJ scars
or other injury. MISS ii. M. PROCTOR,
81 Elm Street.
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haIrnressing, Etc.

and facial treatment, room 49, Burnside
building, SS9 Main St. successor to K. F.
: Murphy,
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Bundles: JX ISL. 1863, 1928, 2Os1. 1853, 5S45,
ll59 307S 2037, 6S7S, 1904, S567, $40, HX 74S7,
3lSl $50 1853 1882 5573 1925, 6S44, 1886, 5754,
.5g2, 9S5. AUU 516l I'LL 6204, So7S, 49S5 5l93,
9ll4, $40, 1855 TT 1915, $50 S6SS, STA, Sis.
1875, S544, wv $50 1925 1878 1853, 1872. 1852.
3SSo 6293, f443, 6703. 67S5. 1916 1916 1882 l463,
S 9as g Esas va WV ESQ 49, ny 15S6 6aU5
2l24, AS @5, 1905 S431, $685., 1856, AC 2717,
2SS 2S04 1893, 44S1. 1866 1910, S211, 7I2S, SOL,
a 3 1858, 403. S253, 1854, Bill, 1904, 2279. 2S5,
o, ~ Xxx; * $50 400 5SSt, 72QS isl d5l1 12l6,
2J55, l5j6, 9B6, 960S, $3.50, SSl5, S342, S950,
9s3, $a45 365, 1865 1926. 3S44, 2064, 5S0S, 1861,
J55 HI lie, AID 1918, 1859, GA, ST, 925, 22O6,
l5,s' 2le9 GA, 81, 926, 2206 1873, 1888 aoil
5769' 6i G47o. 7ooS. 1872 700, 7is6, S689, 7475,
$50, 995t, g945, AE 2670, X 1889, 1851, 4147,
029, 2902, 270), 1929 2024. 1852 1852, 564S, SPA
5S$3 5tl1 St9 723S Ss99 g54 956 S2s $95
"a, S049 2S79, $780, DB 1881, 1881 1854. 9l72,
S2l2, IS 5640, 3S71, 5792, 75lS,, 77S9, 27S 2051,
S}l7, PIP 1929, 77s9, S4S3, 1923. 1854, 1854, Q
" 2S6s, 1881 1855 RI q, 34SS, 1927 As, 1850.
1865 5ia 1913, Az 9S77.. W lbs, 1858, s25S,
s9l9 OK S252 1927, 274S. $3.50.
Bags; W 5644. 659S, $500, w 1895. 1924,
SEA SIS. 655i' 285s, Xxx 55s5, &C 1865, 1880
676s 1861 AE 80. SAT, 1916, X SIT. 955, Y
2405 S74S, 1872, 2 62S, 1850, AID 443S 1890 DB
'S9s sc S3 RRio8 49, SIS IS S$l2 d HS 1872 $5s
w 1851, 1858, Y 6S54, 403S. x 6493. z 276 DB
1893, SIS 5029, 1851, 90 1892, W $751;.
Boxes: y U 5000, AC 145, 124i, 67S7, III
6l9l. t259. 1854, AID 1897, 90 2OO6, Y 2502, OK
BASKETS: w 1896, WV 4sl2, w 1887, RR
Grip: SIS 1852. w 100.
Irontac JTTT 5l33.
Screen: Wy 45S6
Tin box: Wy 2747.
I Stillatds: Xxx $685.
Plumb: AID 1855.
Sample case: SIS 72S
Valis@, Wv 1875. IS 1915, PIP 1858.
All odthe above articles remaining I'M
called FIR at the end of six months will
be Sold Y public auction.
q, H. FOLGER, Superintendent
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chlropodist and Man cure.

ALL ILLS OF THE FEET scientifically
and carefully treated without pain; warts
removed; also manicure. Miss A. ",
Carberry. room 49, Burnside building
Main st. Evenings until 7.aO.
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Rooms With Power.

FOR RENTAL Chicopee Centre for light
and heavy manufacturing, 100000 square
feet with 200 horsepower, run by water;
also two iron foundries and a brazins
foundry rent reasonable. William
Cashin, Springfield. Mass.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

bought and sold for investment or on
margin.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS DEALT IN.
Direct private wires to New York, Bos-
ton and Chicago.
If you are interested in the stock mar
ket send for our market letter, which we
receive from our N. Y. correspondents
over our private wires daily. All our Gus
toners have made big profits by acting
on our advices to buy the Glover
Stocks" We have been advising the pur-
chase of May wheat from 65 upwards, and
still advise its purchase on reaction of
to cents from present prices.
1t will pay you to send for today
market letter. which specially mentions
the following stocks: Reading issues, the
Changers and Sugar.
OUR QUOTATION RECORD, issued by
US monthly, is a most valuable book of
reference and is Indispensable to the in
weston or Spectator, as 1t gives the high
est and lowest prices, earnings, dividend
rates and on all the active New York and
I Boston stocks for the past ten years, cor
rectly compiled up to the present month.
This book is free to any one applying at
our office for same.
AS we have private wire connections
running direct to the floor of the Chicago
Board of Trade, our facilities for execut-
ing orders in wheat, corn and provisions
are unequalled. Our commission on grain
or provisions is 1-l6th.
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wau va pers.

have removed from 2O6
Main 81 70 229 Main 81. We have some
ten thousand rolls wall paper, which we
Peterson Co.
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REAL ESTATE of all kinds for sale o.,
exchange; money to loan on real estate
Charles a; Ksbley, room 5l1, Stata MI.
tual building.
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LOST-St. Bernard dog; had on collar;
license number 1895. Return to Fred
Scherner, As Webster ST., and be reward
ed.
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Stores. Offices, etc.

FINE NEW olOIht Boou SIZE, with eX-
of Sebbens, II Vine st., from 1879 Front
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ROOM with power to let. 10 Church st.
r. l.. Colbert.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE --First.cIas
brick apartment block near Park st q.
Maher Son, room 1903, Walker build
ing.
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cost and Found.

LOST-Fox terrier dog with brown head.
collar on marked IL. j. Knowles, Wor-
cester.' Return to $40 Main st. and be
rewarded.
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N.00 SUIT cleaned and pressed; 500 silk
tailors. 81 Main ST.. orp. Elm. one flight.
Omen evenings,
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TO RENT-Estate "A Wellington ST., IA
rooms, ample grounds, steam heat. In
quire of F.. S. Robbins, 10 Blackstone
ST., or N. A. Harrington, 492 Main ST..
room Is.
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FOR SALE - At a sacrffce-2-tenenen
house near May st. and Park ave. ; par
ties leaving city. Mcleod, "a Bradford
st.
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EIGHT-ROOM modern apartment in fine
brick block, steam and electricity. In
quire Of Desmond, SlS State Mutual. or
Al William st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-10
Port Stephens Sails for Manila
With Mules and Supplies.
TO GO DIRECT KOBE, JAPAN.
Only One Stop Between Here and
VIII He Watched With Interest,"
Over 500 Mules and Much Feed
the Largest Cargoes Yet Sent.

The transport Port Stephens, Capt
Whitehead. cast OF lines from the Airing
ton dock al 80 o'c'ock last night and
hauled out into the stream for her long
voyage to Manila, with a cargo OF mules.
The number OF animals carried Is sos
the most In any single shipment tina,
ever left this port. and probably more
than has been sent from San Francisco.
a large force Of experienced men ac-
companies this expedition
The Stephens will make direct for
Kobe, Japan, and from there will go
straight through 10 Manila, making only
that one stop on the way. AS this is
the intention OF going through to Japan
without stopping, the result of the ex-
pertinent viii be w;Sohed with interest.
The vessel expects TO require. twenty
uncertain at this time of the year.
The personnel Of the party sailing on
the Stephens is as follows: Capt. ]. c.
Byron. assistant quartermaster. com
manding. and his clerk, Mr.. Mallory;
Surgeon Pascoe. Veterinary Surgeon
Davis. Of Buffalo. n. Y; rrainmaster
Hall five wagon masters, seventy-eight
teamsters. five horseshoers. five wheel
wrights and one saddler.
Besides the mules, the cargo includes
one horse left over from previous ship
800 tons OF oats, beef cattle for rat!ons
on the way. IA Milburn escort wagons,
10 ordinary army escort wagons. u am
balances, harness for the mules, hard
ware, field FORCES. assorted tools. etc.
Assistant Guartermaster Capt Robin
son, Robert Moran and Electrician Max
well finished their inspection Of the veg
Sci last evening and found her In exceed
ingly fine order: the electrical apparatus
was working with a high degree OF eff
cheney. The loading and moving OFF
under the supervision of Capt. Byron
were accomplished expeditiously and
with the finest possible results. Capt.
and preparing of the Stephens moved
more satisfactorily than on any Of the
transports that have previously gone
from this port, and he expressed himself
as being highly pleased.
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GENERAL NEWS FROM NOME.
Montana Prospector Tells of Ills
Northern Observations.

Herbert A buchanan oT Helena Mont
one or The Ai0ha's passengers f,om Cape
Nome. tells at the richness uf that camp
lie has been lucky. holding several beach
aud bench claims. "a we'll ~ some On the
creeks. He reports that no claims have
yet been worked on the bench or tundra
As Ia beach claims. he says there - nkesy
IL be some disnute The whole beach -
staked with claims 6soxi as feet ana
the shore. those who have claims staked
believe tina next year they eau make th.;r
claims gus4t ana keep or the crowd
Mr. NtGcha7'au has = bach claim u ths
east instead ~ tht Nest az y 3mt. TN. gen.
eral trend # she working and hr saws il
runs ahtsUt - cents 20 the pan eighteen
inches below the surface Thr beach =
stak"d ten miles as fhe east while the
sJakes run forts miles 20 The west
one man back from Cape York taif NJ
buchanan We "a nct think Their. was
enough ju sight there Ia ause i stampede
tut the prospects wsfe Vss4ilaut ca one
creek three meu far tbree DAYS averaged
- cents a shovel almost an the nu2fasa
Mr. auchanan pa. about So" 80 worth u
e1aims belonging - William Hester ard
others ~ Seattle. and he is going back IN
the spring
Tie advises al Who So ur r.: arst 20 take
fheir provisions f9r he thinks the gno.l
Supply WILL o. rhcTf nN winter ANA fh4t
There Is danger 30 great five sNtepfre
over no iH~u ana max 'DE ~ ttfvI~ W.-.e
when he tFtt NFWA poor rs@a.s vor. s-.t
tug al - cash, aud a lunch ems .sting
ch.rfN az Sandwiches ana -up of coffee,
was worth s. seattle reapfe scrc 60 sts-
drllce every here NJ. 8pshanau goes u
Helena. where he vii spend Ihe Atuter
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TALK OVER CHINESE QUESTION.
Diplomats Of Many Nations Call at
State Department..

WASHINGTON. Nov s.-The diplomatic
representation OF every nation directly In
terested in the Chinese question called at
the state department today. II was notice
able that the calls Of the Russian ambas-
sador. Count Casstni. and the French
charge daffaires NJ Thiebaut, on Secre-
tary Hay. lasted longer than usual and the
Chinese minister Mr. WI extended his
cali TO include Assistant Secretary Hin
who has been giving much attention "a
the subject ot the trade relations OF the
United States in the Orient.
The Interest OF the Chinese government
IN what is going on between the United
States and the European powers is In
tense, but Il Is believed Secretary Hay has
relieved the main apprehension. which was
founded upon a suspicion that our govern
meui in the event that the European pow
ers failed 10 give the formal assurance Of
tho maintenance Ot the open door that
II seeks. would take possession Of a section
o. the Chinese coast before 1t was all taken
up by other powers.
So confident are the officials Of success
that Il Is iniimated they have not even
gone 10 the length ~ framing a policy 10
meet the event Of defeat. No answer has
been returned by France to our inquiry as
To a formal assurance of the retention OF
trade privileges.
stipulation all apply 10 Tonquin and the
sections of China that have been under
French influence for a long tine past. hut
Will apply to any extension OF French
holdings
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BIG Cash REALTY DEALS.
c. ID. sTIMsOx SELLS PIKE STREET
BUSINESS CORNER FOR 100000.
Real Estate and VIII Make I'M
proyemcnts klondiker Henry

One of the largest cash real estate deals
ST the year was contaminated yesterday
when deeds were filed with the county
auditor transferring from Charles ID.
Stir1sons the mill man and wife. the
southeast corner of Second avenue and
Pike street for sI60 go. The consideration
was gold coin, which was on Wednesday
paid 10 Mr.. stmson. The purchasers are
Richard II Bradley and Henry Il. Cabot
both prominent Boston people. II is
understood they are acting for a group
Of Boston capitalists who are interested
In other Seattle properties a week ago
the Post~istelIigencer published the fact
that the deal Mas pending and about 10
be closed.
Mr.. elise has gone East for the pur-
pose % consulting with his New Eng
land clients regarding their Investments
here. lie carried with him the deeds
for the property at Second and Pike or
rather, the auditors certificate that they
had been fled.
II is understood that the purchasers
OF the property propose to erect substan-
tial Improvements upon the ground with
In the next six months. While no definite
plans have been announced by the pur-
chasers, yet II Is understood that Il Eve
or ix-story building is to be erected,
which will he a frst-class business and
office block
Tire property sold by Mr. StimSon con
alEfs OF isHSl-b 'egf AT the southeast cor
ner OF Second avenue ana Pike street.
II r. described I'm the deed lots ant:
I, block q. Of A. A. Denny's Third add
ton to the city of Seattle The property
Is COW covered by nne-story brick and
frame stores and by two-story frame resi-
dsnces. It Is one OF the best business
corners UP town. and as a business I'm
vestment Is regarded very good prop
e~ty.
That Seattle business and residence
realty Is gtit edged is rroven IN the Slim
son sale In 1885 Mr. Stimson purchased
through Daniel Jones the corner lot at
Second avenue ard Pike teet for 81 $50
Two years later he bought 4f ] A Moore
the adjoining lot FOR 81. coo his total in
Vestment representing approximately
s4s fao In cash Before the Boston capt
talists secured a warranty deed to the
property they bad given Mr.. SIimson
SEQ e1 cash. Thus IN three years time
Mr. Stims0n doubled his money
In the meantime the property paid Q
per cent. on the Investment. II IL pay
lag NJ present a good return on the in
vestmert If the Boston capitalists
Yesterday an 81 $40 real estate trans
netien was recorded when Daniel Jones
sold TO Henry M!llet twenty four lots In
the Squire Park addition This property
ana Is situated on the Madrona park line.
on the second hill MIR Milet is n
wealthy klondke miner He Is French
Canadian and was one Of the first miners
ia reach the Klondike. Previous "a 1895
he had mined for several years In Alas
ks. like Prof. I4ippy Mr.. Milet be
lieves that II f. COED thing 30 exchange
kioudike gold for Seattle realty The
terms understood 10 have been cash
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GARONNE GOES TO TACOMA.
VIII Load Grain and Return to This
City on Sunday.

The United States transport Garonne
went 10 Tacoma yesterday to load hay
and grain for the cargo Of cavalry horses
and mules which 81 Is soon TO take from
this port for The Philippines.
Capt Chilcott OF the quartermaster'
depart ment. stated that the ship would
probably return 10 Seattle Sunday.
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FoR THE NEW CHURCH.
Women Of Sacred Heart Parish Are
Having Fine Fair.

The need Of money 20 pay for finishing
the fine new church building on Sixth ave
rue north and fai' street has brought the
patriotic aRd earnest women Of the parish
II the Sacred Heart cf Jesus together IN
an endeayor - raise the requisite funds
and they have accordingly started one
pf their charming fairs. which T. going on
~ Collins han. Second ana James street
Tbs opening day was last Monday. ana
the display and competition Will 40 on I'M
III Saturday might The patrunesses ak
press the horc. based en the experience ot
81. FIRST foar days that they wit clear
severed thousand dollars with which IN
send their E-tw ste==5l@ @kywAT3
The g \ Il ha5t. which 81 occupied for
fhis affair has beer covered vita attrac-
tive decorations Including ERE cloths.
EnN~rs etc which make "A neat back
luC :t& ct the various booths extending out
from th~ three first walls series ~
9tn'ns tables in the csnt"r completes the
hutue'tke aEd rH3rmsos Tittuve. with
scores az rrefty women ard girls running
anout disposinE - snelr wares and
chances "n numerous valuable articles.
81 ne ehl2tea * ne Sottiity presided
over ~ MFs y. " Richards and Miss
Na4G" Flynn This IS At tha 'eft of she
tHafo entrance : reproduction IL 1r,ria-
tHf" ot the pelisG church. which was 80
strayFt by Nre teHt Epr:Rg evaces ere
ajfe. sn3 exhiHl{s Hastily fhc purposes ~
t@r fA'r mHiFt3edr a. articles - anery
4Itf ares. 11tis Htt An.t zkaaCks that ar
teal fo trs SuIuEey generation - We a.
e. rAe o|tc~ arc placed r8 sale and hna q
h"et - I.Hrtns~r}& Nh+u thc t-tu-;4s are
in 30 S. expected ;0At ats haofa VII taxe
t~tt%6 almost as usG,n many II ,hc
others combined
Ie~ 2etrA ladies. taa'A * -srhans the
most attractive Sd far u}et~ visitors
tnsea fair Norse0 preside ever tals ent
3ta1 Th@ sweet pfrauHstaD ot thefr .re~-
titts- 60 ,a" t~tr-t~sV values ~ thet- Ael .rs
tt< '""S i@h~ tst-" rTh. e.c. which feN
of tse ptf-U eoaaer> tau Fesls. Tns~ = =
sEF q tasa r SIS. Fad
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CHIC AGO. Nov 2 The quarter mile paced Teoo~ri
vas broken :vIce NJ Garfield park Today EDDIE
Mcpufis tn tho face q stiG breeze clipigd
and one afh seconds tr0Ea the record II ves'srlsy
making the mark % Is 4 Few minutes later
Major Tayior, the cniored rtier vent The distance
IA se~Cnas
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RtFFALO. Nov Kii MrCoy knocked out
Jack NcDcnonsh. u -. Fsul. ia the fourth round
{ What have hs.n tSsntf rotad = tho
Hawthorne Ciab annex tonight. TIE mon fought
AT catch weights
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simmons he said
oh lie; Fit.sitnrnous and ShaTsey fight. and then
/ II match jeffriss against the winner
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LAST SICK VOLUNTEERS.
Thirteen Washington Boys Re-
main in the Hospitals.


Careful Alteration Of the Medical
Corps Saves the Soldiers From
the Rigors Of Tropical Illness
Only Twenty Deaths in the Regi-
Cases OF Smallpox in the Orient.
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COMFORTABLE AND FASHIONABLE
TIE return OF good times has set the well
dressed. comfort loving people Of our town
10 l,uying furs again. They buy thcm a;
harn. because the choicest grades II Alas
ka sealskine can Re rad in Seattle at the
ola and ever up-tc-Gate fur store II r
Yetkovtfs on Marion street. between ktrst
ara Second avenues.
The striking shrwrights At the Mare Island navy
ye..i are s;in out
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