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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
Cashed Checks and Lett.

Much surprise has been created by
Valparaiso, popular young salesman
who recently came there from Cleve
land, o. Numerous checks for S25 or
more, which he cashed before leaving
Saturday night, and supposed To have
been drawn by his father, +. &. Smith,
of Mantsu, o.. accounted for his sud
den departure. Smith was one of the
leading lights of the Baptist church.
Creditors declare they will prosecute
him
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06

Indianapolis, Ind, j Jan 2, 1S9J.-With
the coming of Frank b. Posey every
candidate for the United States senator
ship from Indiana is here and the indi-
cations at this time are that the contest,
which is growing warmer all the time
without adding 20 the certainty of any
ma1' S election, will be the hottest that
Indiana has had ia years Robert s.
Taylor of Ft. Wayne is among the last
of the candidates to arrive, but he was
the first to hang out his plscard an
nouncing that he would be glad to see
his friends in the finest of the Denison
parlOrs. The other candidates have
followed his example, and the contest
is fully on. Haniy, Taylor and Posey
are III the lead. Friends Of Beveridge
are loud in expressing their confidence
in the young orator, but old politicians
smile and say that the young Indiana
pOlitan is out of the race Steeles
friends are quiet, and this fact is wor-
rying the lieutenants of the other can
didates not little. it is acknowledged
that Steele is one of the best politicians
III the state, and ii is hinted that he has
cards up his sleeve, which will make a
big difference when the time for voting
comes.
Hanly's boom has not waned in the
least, and every morning his managers
say they are able to announce better
prospects for the Lafayette man. Per
sonslly he is the most popular man here,
although Posey has won much popu.
larity since his arrival.
Posey and his friends say that what
support he now has will stay with him
until the "last dog is hung" and that he
will make big gains on the ballots fol-
lowing the first.
Taylor is strong man intellectually,
and it Is believed that whatever support
he now has will stay with him, and that
1t NAV count for more than people think
when the breaking up comes. Ills man
ayers are Senator Gilbert and Charles
X. Lane OF Ft. Wayne and they are
both hustlers.
Hanly lays claim to 81 votes; Taylor
comes next with claim of 26 votes.
Beverldge follows these with a claim to
l6 votes, and he is followed by Posey
and then Steele, who claim certain
number of votes so as not TO be left be.
hind in the approximate estimate made
by the newspapers here.
The legislature meets next Thursday
Nothing vii be done of any import
aDce until the senatorial contest is set
tied, and then both bodies will take u
rest.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
A Party at Twin Lake

Quite number of Twin Lakes
young people gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Seider on last
Saturdi ~ evening TO watch the New
Year make its appearance. The eve-
ming was spent in playing such games
as are played at parties. Excellent
music YVES furnished for this occasion
produced by mandolins, guitars, violins,
harps and an organ. Choice vocal SO.
lections were also given by the male
voices. Those present were:
Misses
Nettie Seider Mary Seider
Ida Seider Matte Glass
Lille Frank
MesSrs---
Bert CRUDE Roscoe Nichols
oliver Splitter Oliver York
Henry White William Frank
Oliver Albert Ira uoem
At the midnight hour the youngsters
gathered around the organ and sang
the old familiar hymn, "God be with
you till we meet again." and
took their departure, wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Seider happy New Year and
a long, happy and prosperous life.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
Wilden's Making settlement.

The embarrassed firm of A. II. Will
den Il Sons, of Goshen, who recently
failed for $4,000, and their creditors
have reached an understanding. Tn
Messrs. Widen will deposit $4,000 cash
and all real and personal property will
be turned over To trustee. The cash
will be divided pro rata among the cred
itors and each one will take the remain
der of his claim in Elkhart county and
Goshen real estate. The choice of the
respective pieces will be determined by
lot or choice. The Widen realty inter
ests amount to Sl30,OO0, and it is thought
that the firm will come out of their EN-
barrassment with all debts paid and a
surplus on hand.
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Evidence Turned In.

The evidence in the case of the Elek
tron Cycle company was closed at noon
Wednes lay. The court holds that taxes
for 1897 aud 1898 due the city and
county are prior and paramount lien
on the funds and should be paid before
any other liens or claims. AS TO the
respective rights of the labor claimants
the court reserves his decision until
after the special findings are prepared.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
Kefore the Justice.

Justice Weber listened to the Van.
camp VS.. Marsh case for trespass,
Monday. The location of the trouble was
near Sligo, where George Marsh bought
a tract of timber from Vancamp's land.
Mr.. Marsh's son was hauling logs from
the tract and in 80 doing violated an
agreement of trespass which had been
previously made. Technically the de-
fense was guilty. He was fined nom
inal sum. The case was appealed
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Aged and Poor.

II is reported that the aged widow of
the late Oliver l.. Morton is in poor cir
cumstances. If this be true IL certain
ly should be remedied. She Is a worthy
woman, and something to alleviate her
condition should be considered. Every
old soldier in Indiana, at least, would
be glad To help her, We feel sure, and il
is to be hoped that some one among
them will start the project at once.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
Unfortunate Plymouth business Man

One of Plymouth's merchants
scheduled and filed list of his assets
today and will adjust his affairs with
his creditors under the terms of the
new bankruptcy law. We refrain from
mentioning the name of the concern at
present, as he has not yet decided as to
the outcome of the business perplexities.
He has been considered as thoroughly
established but of late the trade has
not justified the expense. lie bought
very heavily before Christmas and has
not been able TO swing 1t. The schedule
of assets include his stock, house and
lot and farm.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06

morning and afternoon Saturday, but
did not definitely decide whether to
continue the annual fair or not. II the
difficulty with the Amphitheater CON-
pany can be arranged satisfactorily it
seems probable that the Pssociation will
be disbanded.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
Firernep Elect OfIicers-

The tiremen reelected the following
officers Tuesday night: Foreman, II. A.
Armstrong; First Assistant, John
Burkboz; Second Assistant, John Cul-
len; Sec'y. and Treasurer, John w.
Davis.
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AHappy and Prosperous
New Year

is our earnest and heartfelt wish to all who have
so generously contributed to the remarkable and
tremendous business of the year just coming to
fact that you appreciate our efforts and zeal to
make this first class, reliable, money making
store.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
At the Altar.

Married at the home of j. +. Apple
man at noon, Sunday, Dec. 25th, 1893.
Mr.. Oliver Brumbaugh and Miss Anna
Baugher, both of West township.
"a very pretty wedding occurred at
the home Of William Kennedy in West
township, Saturday evening, Dec. 3lst,
1888, the contracting parties being Miss
Lilly Kennedy and John Heminger, son
of James Heminger. J. +. Appleman
tied the nuptlal knoS in the presence of
a large number of invited guests. Miss
Elsie Dill played the wedding march.
The supper was all that could be de-
sired and in all it was very happy
occasion.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06

Sunday, Jan lst, 1899, Mr. Charles A.
SeIder OF GrovertOwn and Miss Iva
Stanton. The ceremony was performed
In the presence of only the immediate
friends.
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This is the week to buy Christmas Presents.

DO not l to visit the DAISY and price Jardners.
are selling them cheap Nice for the ladies. We
novelties which will select FROM
line date and at bottom We giving goods
original labels; not old goods with labels please
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06

! Married at the home of the bride near
Knox, Ind, by j. f. ApPleman at IL m.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
THERE is NO WANING
IN MR.. HANLEY'S BOOM FOR THE
SENATORSHIP

Contest Grows Warmer Friends of the
Candidates Marshaling Their Forces in
Their Last Eforts-TaylOr in Second
Place.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
Fail tn Reach Decision.

The directors Of the Laporte county
Agricultural society held sessions both
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
HANLY'S CAUCUS

The lIsnly caucus, Tuesday night,
called for the purpose Of getting ac-
quainted,' was attended by 70 legisa-
tors, according to the Hanly mems
story. Supporters of other candidates
saw this Is not far wrong, but it is denied
that all the 26 men are true blue Ilanly-
ties
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06

Complete Stocks. Honest Goods, Low
Prices, Prompt Service and Fair Treatment
VI ch have been the important factors in bring
L. bOut these great results will again be in
vogue this coming year, 1899.
No time, money or care will be spared to
make this the greatest store in Marshall county
The stocks for the coming seasons will
equal, if not excel, all previous efforts and posi-
lively will maintain the lowest prices consistent
with good qualities.
Again wishing you the compliments of the
season. we are yours
Always to Please.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06

Indianapolis, Jan. 5th.-Charges of
combinations and trickery went about
the Denison lobby thick and fast, We'd
Desday.
1t WAS charged that Littleton, Kimb
ley, Gibson and DeHsven, candidates
respectively for speaker, clerk, door
keeper and assistant clerk. have
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Ths following deed. were fled for record Ia the
ofYioc u the county auditor Yesterday:
block u. Gilman PARK add. Nov T. SIS
Gerard C. Scott Of to r. d. Tucker, lot Is.
blood Is. Yssisr's First add. Kent. SEPT SO
Nathan A. James ct to Annie Mcnamara. lots
J. 2 . and q. block 2 James Div Green Lake add
wniism Maiidore e. ux TO T. u. Price. 10, 3. block
G. str.enson's SUP plat, Enufnciaw Aus g 500
y. D. Bessc 10 Cyrenas Finch. und Silver Horn
Nos l and mines. Nov. I. 81
Let /, block Is. Renton add Oct. .. 800.
q. Henry Whitcomb ct to Bertha X Landss
ess. Of hioek g. University Heights add. Nov
william II. Hand ct ux. TO James O'Sen mel sec
%: tp =. rs. Nov. 9, s.eoo
Fhdolin wiihella Ct M. to An. Wilhelm. part
lot, and g. bioc& 49, Terry's Firs. add Nov 3 goo
=. G. CheAsty 10 Oscar y Goransson. lot g. block
Msdisan street add. SEPT s nn
j. H. Ruddefhsm, James Fitzgerald and John Il
Walsh to Colin Campbell. America and Britannia
mines. Oct. ls, $1,000
Colin Campbell TO America Britannia Mining Co
britannia, America. Columbia. Scotia and Emerald
mines and Amesies and Britannia mill sites. Nov. l.
winaeid n. Smith ~ ux 10 c. +. Lane, iess II
and q. block .. Commercial Street Steam Motor
SAME to II, a Lane. lots Is TO 49, block IS: lots
Z 10 q. block q. Commercial Street Steam Motor
add Nov. 9. sou
wll.sn xs.as s e Mr., =, Johnson lot - bloc.
Ira II Bronson ct ux, TO Max cleriens. lots 10 I,
block Il, Harrison Heights add Nov o. s.
Grace A. and Huge A. AlhfeTht 10 Johanna l..
Jsnc. ict 10. block Z Cable Line add. Nov 8. ttee
Sheriff to Addie T., Kenyon, 81 feet lots and
., block L. Desns add Nov ;. N.aa
Sheriff to Dexter Horton & Co. bankers. part lots
] and g. J. II "A. J. Nov 3 $500
Caroline A. William NJ and Charles r Iaaa
Helen L. Cosbett. Carcine 4. T. Pratt ard trus-
tees under will n William p Istd 90 Emcline Drew
~. partition - part nel nwi and lot !. ~ IL
"a. r 4. Sept -
Everett q. Jenes ~ tn Andrew Mikalicieh. Ia,
8. block 10. Eel Heirs Second adj. Nov I. SEQ
Isabella and Loais Lortie To Heinrich Bfc~ Rrsw
ing Co. lot g. block II. Gilman Park add, Oct Il. 81
Dora W. Trcgi;nan TO G. ". Coriiss. lots TO 10
block TO- Weeds South Div Green Lake add Oct
n. $Dc.
Mock =, Smith ct TO Dansne Cooper lot :
block H. Comstoeks add. Oct y. $50
Lizzie and r. 4. aorgsn 20 .eorge n Woo
house. ~ lots and !. hiosk 10. sup plat a. ksa
nesr's add. oct. II. 81 600
}, A. aud Mar r. Swareii. A J and Hort ems,
H. Westlsnd 20 Great Northern shinste Co. al, in
t1rest tn sat ned and lots sna $. . tp ~. 10
with single mill. tools cite. Oct II. 81
Alice r. hetie tn q NunFcs CaFrfes. ~ lots
ara T. hcsk 50. SsElas Second add Nav z s-sa
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UNITED STATES MARSHALL ~
nt.trt1t ~ Warrington. 80 =

UNITED STATES MAftcfHs -
District of Washington - 6f =
BY virtue OF an order 81 sals 49, r.
of the United States o.Sne Vn
the northern division. disincs ~
ington. on the fourth day % -, RI
1850. notice Is hereby kisen = -
sell by public auction. i or - \
day. the 18th day OF Nvsr"a 49, r -
e Il Of Seattle. Wash, ths -
"Dode," her engines. boilers. 49, RI
boats. tackle. apparel. appsF..e.Ss.s8 -
furniture, az she now lies = y f1f
ooch' Guy " United States 49,, H.
BY IL ". TYLkk -
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LEGAL xoTrCEa

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o.
United States, District OF va q
Northern Division. In the ~ 4
F'rancies X. Day, Bankrupt
Notice of Sale of Real Estate 8
Notice is hereby given that 49,. X
order heretofore made In this 49, ~ -
undersigned will offer for sale e ~ 49,
est and best bidder the properly Ssv 8
ter described, being an undividsa - -
terest belonging TO Francies g - -
rup, subject 10 any tax hens &. y.
liens of record against the seme 49,
An undivided half interest ~ - ~
Ing described property situated - : =
county. Washington: Lots one " ~ =
Is, inclusive, In block seven1een -
lots one nf 10 eight 90 fnciuays. 49,
sixteen Gs), all OF b. r. Days y ~ r
an addition To the city OF seast " 49,
twelve u2l. of block seven " y y ~
II. Days La Grande. an sadites -
city OF Seattle. Said sale VII
by the undersigned on the 1sn ~ 49, !
vember. 1899. ut the hour OF 800 -
m. at the door OF the United 49, ~ -
House. corner OF Fourth ave. IS
St, Seattle. washington ,.,-vpuT
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The following letters await advertisers
At this office.

CARD or THANKS
WE desire 70 thank cur many friends for
their acts % Kindness and ~ mpashs dur
ing our late Bereavement
MRS JOHN RATES
MIR HARRY ~ RENISS
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POST INTELLIGESCER WANT AID
AGENCIES.

fVSI ANTELI<SdkS(kA WAsA "~'
AGENCIES.
The ost-Infsslieenoef has established branch
agencies where classified advertisements Win Be re-
eetysd until 10 .. N. each day TIE rates charged
Post Infsiifsencer bs,sBess office Cash ads only
yin Be taksn ~ branch agencies. Foiiowins b the
hst u agencies;
Yorke narrtngton's drug store.
Second yenue aud like.
Nrcadway Pharmacy, r. Il. Fisher,
Broadway and James.
Renton Hill Pharmacy. Twenty
Arst and Eaat Jefferson.
Walla Wa1Ia Pharmacy, Twenty
Arst aad East Jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy, Ninth av-
enue s0ueh and Jackson.
ShfrtleTs Drag store, Twenty
thira avenue south and Jackson.
seAmits' Drug store. IOxz Howell,
corner BoFen.
North Seattle Pharmacy, battery
and First avenue.
A. u. Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
n. u. CostfEan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anns avenue and Roy street.
ballard.
PResten's Pharmacy. Ballard av-
eaae.
FREMONT.
FPemont DruG Company, Lake
street and EWING avenue.
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small house, near school: must be reas-
enable. Address G 81. care Post-Intelii-
gencer.
WANTED-2 or 3 rooms for light house
keeping; close in. Address b 20. care
Post-fnteiligencer
WANTED or more furnished house
keeping rooms Address Y 3, care Post
Inteliigencer.
WANTED-Oflce room by young attorney:
state price. ". care Post-InteAigencer
wANTED-To RENT HOUSES.
WANTED-Furnished house or furnished
rooms. with board. on car line preferred.
Address 80. care Post-Intelligencer.
wANTED-Five room fiat or house; fur
nstled. Address w 81, care PoSt-Intelii-
gencer.
wANTED-ROOMs WITH BOARD.
gentleman and wife: best OF references;
within walking distance business center
preferred Address Room Is. Colman
building, city.
WANTED-A large, pleasant room or
suite with board for gentleman and wife:
must be nicely furnished. Address A SO.
care Post-Intelligencer.
ROOM and board for lady and child In
Queen Anne. Address r g. care Post
,-E
TWO ladies want room and board; terms
reasonable; references. Box s5s. Seattle.
WANTED-BOARDERs.
EIRsI-CLASs board: GU I0lrd avenue.
-
FOR RENT-ROOMS WITH BOARD.
,,s ~ $50. Sm urnsaeu Iou .,i.:
rrfararoa. a~nSanSyad oi9 E,,f,h awanu.
N --n-es eA-.-a-.se - : ----. q .e--u~.
ROOMS and boara; telephone: bath: nice
.oea..on - 'naulsoi
L-r-r, Nrcut-r, roo,, ror .r-. rv;.h h,.ra
TX Rianchard ioo"' Ao' wv WIZ" '0A'o
80 -
Ms-ton s,r o"aru'ns' Afs BLACKWELL ~"
, H 49,.
Npc nay hnars "a ,,a.. $50 nr
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FOR RENT-HOUSEKEEPI ROOMS.
HE for hnuss%eep J nar,IT f,,r.nishsd
AppIy 1907 First avenue between g q m
and I n m
FOR RENT-c.rouns eoor furnished for
housekeeping. modern: Rood location.
Swezaa IL Ha,lsr Rlk
Tuprr ~ four y,,rrJsnsa housetssn,rg
rooms: adults esisis First avenue
, -o1.-.-. $500 $50 : = : 49,
Maa NlHahIO HodseNeep'h< 1oohis 40
-....-..::.
80 $685. .------.r--~ --c--
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CENTRAL. hotel, Main and Second avenue
cial rates by week OF month.
- --------- ------------------------
FOR RENT-EleGantly furnished rooms.
tel Ferguson. Front and Seneca MrA
Ferguson. proprfefress
t--------------- -----------------------------
somely furnished. reasonable: also
smaller room; board III desired. 1923
Fourth.
HOTEL BRONSON. 9s First avenue: un-
der new management: nicely furnished
,------------- --------------
CARROI.LTON hotel. Occidental avenue.
day. Mrs. Johnson
f------------------------
rooms. single or en- suite: overlooking the
bay; low rates
HOTEL SAVOY, scs First avenue, fur
nished rooms. SIC ana up; convenient 10
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GLENWOOD House. ITO Fifth avenue,
week and up
-----------------------------
Old Rainier TO single gentleman. Apply
at room Co.
JuANiTA Hotel; strictly fret class: GEN.
tra!ly located: 0.So to 200 per weak
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| SIS Columbia st, alcoye front room suit
| rooms.
| ffrst-ciass rooms and board at $3.50 per
week.
SNOQUAf.MIE Hotel, Pike And Third
| Hiiyer.
farsiI,s 49, 49,, 90. NJ. Ai P'as"
! - . .. 80 80 .
xycT-uy x-Npn,.x. 49, -, -
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U. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE Burn ~
ing, Seattle, Wash, Septemb6R = Asl
Sealed proposals for aa6e.00o cuate "a
dredging Everett harbor. Weeh.. u
received here until II noon. NeveM91
1899. and then publicly opened: H.
ton furnished on application. Hefp
lor, Captain Engineers.
WE are making special prices q mQ ~
siding. flooring. rustic ana ctA3 Il
material; we can furnish any nume4 u
FIR or cedar doors and wind0W IA
time than any other factory 70 - 49,
west. Pacific Door Co.. Railruoa q
and Pine street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Vtt%H NVN EN FsS.
THANK SEWING DAY prize masquerade
bail, THURSDAY, November 80 AZ Rank
halt Pike street and Fifth avenue. pYss~s
best representative costume ana cake
walking prize dancing music hy Nag>
ners FIRST Regiment cgchs SRA, asflnis-
sion rs. grand march 81 3 y. sn. Sharn
-----~~----~-~--r----
ATTENTION SIR kntghf@-Ststa.i t~aurfava
Seattle tctnmAndeyy Nc < " II qntS
ing Knights cnurteouSiy invited
III. W. TYLER Recorder
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HELP WANTED-NALE.

WANTED-City 1aborers. s.. donkey
hook tender, So. mill hands, $2S or 81
day; farm hands and mixers. SIS: wait
ers. boom man: drag sawyer: bucker.
carpenter, $40 clear: funky; good la
borers. s.. IS iath mill help. sf75: End
cooks: tiemakers, i3c. seraper men and
wood leaders, s.. rs day. Cranes, log
Washington street.
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WAETED-Furnished house or furnished
rooms. with board. on car line preferred.
Address 80, care Post-Intelligencer.
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FOR sALE-MACHINERY,

FOR SALE-One 51axS double drum Amer,
lean Hoist and Derrick Company; engine,
good as new. also one stiff leg derrick:
reasonable. Address H 81. care Post-In-
telIigencer.
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wANTED-To RENT HOUSES

WANTED-Offlce room by young attorney:
state price. X 3, care PostIntelligencer.
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FOR RENT-HotsES.
s-roz71i &0usr. 5s1Gsru improvement iC
perfect order. brick basement. one-half
block t-1na street car. furniture for Sale
almost ss grzssi - new very desirable
and eSgFetgasy r~zsenaSls 70 rtGAt par
:ry- @z- E3ghth svenEe. north pfse
FtpR RENT Furnished n.ossss az rirs
FystsEs every AI1x 81 excellent Cgsi@r:
HaN iceatson and st~W. pt2US. fully tug-
Ts}s 7s -. Ersss1eF4s - r~nt - right parry.
" VILLAIN 2. Harper, Dexter Horton Bank
ssuiaa5GE-
&2l & n@@ hoUses. never been 9ces4Eta1..
F2e1*rn. C-ss E1N- nne lccslhaa- Aan.cA
& Tanner. Zs2 Bailey ojocs
1901 SIS SIorea ATss a&ts. Pioneer Rent
ana NG.sS laS SSlss2g. kcx~css
k.slk.
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" ~ s-iS~ksf .ght Esea AID women 10
t@s@ = .Eesvss3 rA9 training course IN
sass s~Alzs - I'll oF<3 1scs3ffons ara ae-
Es2an2s 1og c0EzsEr.eGf ~SfsewS exqerE+ras,.
e. seass2sg @3sd FeE~ss ter ~ charge - class
SRI ggaNAse instruction Mercantile SAare-
hsN1 ans rSgs~ sss4s}g lFsecS- q Dexter
s.og'e1 tiAaA sGa.-iaS. Ii Ii A4A1x.A
Manage,
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WANTED-On White Pass q Yukon rail-
road. good general hands at s. per day.
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man block, or Inns OF Court building.
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