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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
THE ENGLISH NOVEL.
MIR. Cross Interesting Study OF Its
Rise and DEVELOPMENT

r-.-s assistant professor OF English
o. Val. traces the rise of English fiction
e., ,h. Motto Dar.hur 90 Stevenson. and
- nar..-ulariy full and interesting in It's
ac,aiirt ~ the earlier novels ana their
au-nar. indicating all Continental sources
AMI other tributaries which nave con-
,rihu.ef 90 their development. Mr.. Cross
evnre.-es a hope that his book may not
o,', p. u interest % the ordinary reader.
..aha ma, wish 20 follow some Of the more
i..,~.art steps whereby q fascinating
l,ts-a-v form has become what 10 is through
roasid,lti0us JOB structure and content but
also thinks tae volume should be OF great
service ta the student. As an introduction
o. sr..i4I Investigation Of particular
,s~iod Mr. Cross proceeds 20 explain the
law which govern all literary Development
based Old The principles OF action and reac-
ton.
We aye by nature both realists and
idaarSt-. at one time one characteristic
h4.-r ir The asccndency. at another It's
rav.r.. Whichever characteristic happens
70 be- in d., ascendency is often carried 10
sv.ss- with ,he natural result that great
reaction follows. which is taken advantage
~ hv a. ma. Of letters. who while reverting
o. an earlier type yet finds il modified and
asy.,.a.i hy the influence II The age in
wh.eh ar lives.
NJ GROSS cites Fielding and Thackeray
.s brilliant examples in illustration or TINS
theory. 50. Cd go for Illustration beyond
che tU, r1t-l~ts just cited. fieldns SCI
the spanish rogue story over against llch-
a-is.r AMI Thackeray prote7seily took
Fielding 4- his model in MS 'eac.'"
a~..--. k.ns Besides the strict
ID, ,.--.-aI element. Their. are differences
IN literary aufeCederts and llfers noes
..-. For realism Fielding had
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-28

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE TABLETS. All
druggists refu the money II 1t fails to cure.
E. W. GROVES signature on every box. 26c.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-28

Before buying your carpets you
should look over Bragg & yarney's
newest and best line in town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

Vet Think lie Has Walk
Over ia sight.

Hawkins ana pi-k Casa Ga aaylsa
saFs YES e:5sy. ana took rsst last
49, They weTe ooth a. tAe Seattle
49, ttaA smoker Nni watched the
|ssas wa gree interest Next MU,asAy
- isfs x& have she ccmtsr as the
II - IRE o3t jefferson thealer. corner
Is 1870 sFeaRa and 1eff sFson ssge~s. So
L. -asss4N@s ger 50 s.x>r&uH& friendly
= seso sounds wei bat these wAe
ssss.,s. sSse personality ana hsN ksszs rs
- eln& tHe other eye
-. Ser iA'"s taEt ssS ~0autS pass
lFsss I1ssr RAf wsfeaet HIS box sng
f.. q . East HSst a3i Incidentally
|zs~s.s-F q ths S~1r ts.S5assS. ~ rsS "a Ira
- ta&- e4N rounds ~ BOT Scyk g
|aas - t2 E@AA@ weIt trained HaE4s SIS
= e@f Aafs seeo tofHw santeshlur
ls,nss ri N- f~sHSa wetEht ever
tss7 - 81 asl2 @.fa -uz wonderfully ~
- - s#t 20 ntF- - FcsFa-ss ~ g-s>f
L. va 7sver resr stepped ~ any
|sseAs saf HEaE woaaSr HoAslS
IL a. assA rs 3ors ~as thEnk NJ has
r. tAiaS Asf tco hfel MONDAY ssien.
49, = Sh4Ees G.r&s plsA .Ne -. %
- SO 2&As ke a-lt f.s' sae& arFak n
~ ss~s rs q -~f nrsf,x -Eavsr.-r
~ "a as0fS .t1s ssG * ksSp A~ay
stsstha lrfs%
"a Saecess9s;, a. 'h.s tss~e nre ssaTv
a.. " - >Cng,a>sea taas h@ San -
sr-.s sasssasloa S~svtSna w4GA recsf
So. e' sS2c'FSs - ~ has - sS,a On
ear. % ATest Va skias>' 1geT BOOK. II
l ~ 49, wtA ufs~r.ae arcsrss-v.
Ns-s~ - " tasts s IS .Faahls ~
liz Pa are - net - x kusc.< -ss,s Navs-
LA -4w 49, gcs Al12x tA2.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

A worthy Frenchman. " Bouydarie Is
concerned for the future OF tho African ele-
plant, as we'll he may be The huge beast
is killed at the rate of % SO veer for MS
ivory, ard. as he "a slow breeder, kline
ton threatens him ~ no distant date
What is tn be done7 The obvious remedy
Is TO preserve The elephant. as the huffa9
what il left Of him, is protected n Tcl-
i0vSssone Park. Bat then The various AZ
rscan governments depend upon ivory for
Their revenues. and Il may b. that tae frEsgt-
tatioi1 IF famine prices wi!I hs too strong
fo- adruintstra tons in Gs1,calfAeS. oae Il
NJ Bouriarie's suggestions l. decidedly
fanclfui. He considers that the African
elephants viii be valuable by and by. ant
only as poSsessors Of fusks. bat "a beasts
~ burden. 7 ne question, however - their
domestic capacity u quite unsettled. IA
spite or their supposed employment by zgIe
Car rag mans Altogether taey ara II
Raj way. though Me. KhSdes for one, may
b., trusted 20 keep them from going the
way ~ the white rninocerae ana the a1Igss
Il as caa---Pat. Mail Gazette
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21
Everett II. &

1-oreat Anl Stream.


My friend has y pet Florida cram. 81
which he is very fond. The crane stands
az one side ny the hour, Just rl0mlnx him
self thea gently picking n; shoe buttons
ard finger rings. Occasionally he II in
daigei in a favorile passsrns--shat Of tax
ing the lairpfns eat ~ his mistress hair.
In nature he Is As gentle and aTecfionate
kitten. and as he has never been
sease3. he has no enni!;s for anything ox~
cent dog. One night he was attacked by
n strange dog, ard $,nee then his hatred
for any canine other than the home dog is
trsgrss.
Dick has Always been Unfortunately fond
81 hts master, whom he makes every sf-
fors % please. !, IL AZ his command that
he viii danre. bawiuv and twiriing in the
rsoSt graceful manner; then circliDr with
wings distanded around the yard and hack
again 20 bow and courtesy as before. An
other vary yleasing recognition 81 his In
teiiigvuce IS IKE manner IL which Ire al
Ways Welcomes his owner. lie recognizes
his hoFxe ana carriage az FAR as his eye
car resch snd long before the bird is in
view bis velce is heard tfumG@G!1g 4 greet
inR which t. continued UnIif the master
reaches are aste, when. ~ the S1agfe con1~
wsra Louder, Dick he throws his head
hack ard gives 4 scfig, gurglsng note, In
dealing 5oS ard pleasure. t. no ore else
VIII Ae sfSe this welcome. I * unique
aai peealiar~fcr his owner alone.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

on my coat and hat and going down town
and just filling zap for snow birds FOR the
sake % getting into the right spirit 10 ap-
preciately read Dickens After the punch
game Is over the dinner makes Its appear
ance. and any man who oihciates Al a
Dickens dinner by reading Of one IS bound
10 get hungry Well after the Yorkshire
puddiugs and the meat pies and the roast
beef OF Old England ana the savory lamb
and parsnfp stews ard all the rest or the
stuff has been cleared away ny tho people
at the old roadside tavern. Dickens has the
most cheerful. o,a-lookng walters bring
IN the beady. foany old ale ard the mulied
claret and the pale beer AMI the schnnpps.
and all hands sir around the table loading
M and telling stories, and having such
deuce Of u good tirle~~well it's hard real
ing for ne Every man IN the crowd mas
got hold Of one of those fong~stemned.
church warden pipes. and they just Sir
there in that cosy, warm. fire-lsghted room
while maybe. the snow Is drifting and
furrving outside and every winter sound
Is sasari, and clsar-and drink and smoke
and spin yarns. until the blooming old
commonplace life that We people nova
days lead-say. let's not talk Dickens any
more. My teeth are leaking now. and the
first thing you know-weli I can't read
Dickens ard now Won know why"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21
rharch Gains In rsas.

T's'ENhN
According 20 ecclesiastical statistics
" hsct are only approximate ~ best sac
membership ~ various religious aFTaci-
cations sU the United states IN Is> WAS
= - ~ This Is sn increase og sk3.s%0. or
ever per rrrt during the year
The membership q the Roman ,'afh~
clio Church Is par down at @sIt1> aria
"A gain during the war a &sA1Es s%Qt ~
the Methodist church ~ S.Seetsss, with u
sAkn OF ~ ts4s and rat q the EaDtlst
church "a. ! ~ 80 wtta gain 90 So
Only foHr other churches have >neaf-
hersh{a ~ over a @7t1Aau~tla@ Frtee1y- -
xtae a as@ tsiA tHe lWtherH1 q - 5>-st
Jewish a. ~ son aasl Disciples 81 CnFiSs
Il sESssSs There are So IS Protest. ant
Tpl~ecpai.ans and 81 ~. Congregation.
altsts,
n tNn figures ear - trae,e43. chrrcs
fs,efqs eer~Ast, {a fAe {-Htted Sgares "a fgs-
crraslng FsseTe rapidly than population
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

San FRANCISCO. Jan I.-weather a.
ingies.de fine: track good Results:
Six furlongs. seIirE-Inpeyios4 wen
Cyrti second; Ed Gartland II. third. Tine
lis.
allie and a stxtesrssh. sei.ing-Toru Gro
wei won. Captive second, Frank Jauesrt
third. Time. i:5si..
Nile. selling Rey del TERRA wen.
HARRY second. Hugh Penny thirt. Time.
i.42ts.
Five Observation-Disclosures won. Mar--
BLACK second. Rubscon third. Time. I,a1it
six fur.ongs. handicap orfnxa won:
san Senado second. AIiyar third Time
I.is.
One mile. selling--Ad Sprecsa.s won
. Two Cheers second. Billy McCloskey third.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

Eject of the NoxetIst's Descriptions
on nm Impressionahle Man.

Ne ssis ,he rssss VIC is krys1yv, n fgs
s-sersw - ,,tfs ss4,xr,e,, ..~f,-@ ~ 49,
- f,|k~..s -. 49,. - $50. 7 s.ssss
issss =. - sslSa~s N fhsT~ r sssEb
- 49, So. 80 - 49, s.t,~sa' tt,-- -
,,s.s...r - f5ee.c.~. 80 ia f..s.,.se-~s
60 - - L~5S 4f...ssr,s ~ - w. 49,
81 49, ~-,-r,
s's-s,as.pr7 {yhy rs qgeers fse1k here
f+rs 80 80, 80. yttrsrs,sx x,.-,,srs ~ -
$500. IT, -, 49, = ,.s.s.-fsss.,s s..s,s.s
80, - - - 49,. 49,. $3.50 -
s~es.~' -. 80 - -, s,e.s.a.-s7.s~sft
$50 49, - Al tSS.ss< fssf ysarf re- =,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

NEW ORLEANS Jan eJ-wsa:her
Gear and cool. track fast Results:
Selling. nise-kisry Regent Sos. Gold
Mine second. e7sancery third. Tine, f.ssls.
SEX ara haa farionss-Brsght Night
won casiin second. May Dro;t ,hIrt'
Time. 1.zsL
Selling. mile and ttuse-s.x.aeTstha--Tou
won. BAsQa8 sHcone: Tranby third Time.
z:1siz
Handicap. seven fslrsonrs-rehrfse won
81 Esor:an seeozId; Appgelaek third. Time.
In
Selling. mile and sixteenth--f~a-. Sea-
FIN Hstn: Da4sretu second. Zoo thlra.
Time, ] .59.@
Selling, six s1riongs-Tor7 Kingsley won.
Rec second; Zen Frost third. Tine.
LISA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21
EXCLUSION POLICY
ROUSES EVERETT
GIRL ATHLETES.
FrfSiiege OF Witnessing Basket Hall
Tame ut University Accorded
Prof Wander veer, and Not Prof.
McManus-Fafr Players Protest.

Ihe long-expee:ed basket bali game be-
tween ahe University coeds and the Ever
Ell nigh school girls vii, take place today
IN fns college armory at 40 p. IN. The
greatest rivalry already exists between the
TWO teams and a .ierceiy contested game Is
anticipated. The students az the Unjve--
silly are as much excited over the match
as they would be over football game. and
a-scsss the prospect az winning with great
susto. II is said that the college has the
advantage OF the high school. inasmuch as
It's team is used to playing In public and
has had most beneficial training In It's
games with the other four women's teams
OF that institution. while tho high school
girls have never appeared ip publ. before
and have been hampersd greatly by the
lack Of practice.
The Everett girls are also reported 10 he
dissatisfied with the treatment their coach
and manager, John Il. McManus, formerly
ore or the IniVersiiy's weii-knuwn ath-
ietes. - receiving az the hands 81 Pre-
Wander Neer. the physical instructor az the
University. In accordance with a custom
prevalent at the college nobody but the
lady friends OF the University VIII be per-
mitted to watch the game. with the excer>-
ton of Prof. Wander yeer and the offe!9is
II IL reported that the Everett girls consider
II 10 be as necessary for Mr.. McManus 10
be present as Prof. Wander veer and that
they believe II is eaiy proper they shsuia
have Their manager there 70 see hey get
fair play. IL is insisted however that Mr.
Me Manus viii not be allowed to enter.
After the game VITA Everett there will
probably be game between the fourth
team of TIE University and the Seattle high
school. girls. The lady friends az the DIFF
feTent institutions concerned are most cor
daily invited 70 I've present. The game will
BE- called promptly nj 30 ?. IN.
The makeup ~ the T. OF w FIRST team
and fhe Everett team Is as follows
T.. OF w. Everett H. &
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

Mo<f q gnY English friends scattered In
searca o; partners. advising ne to 10 ;he
same. with Ire Information that formal
presentation @as unnecessary: rather haa
FORM. &c fact
just say 'Quiere tas;ea ballare' CrAoes
year grace Wish 10 dsrce1 and she win ~
AZ plsssssi as psnch - dance with an
Americana
was stfr exercised IN sn9~ss over my
neglected dutv 50 ruv hostess, Sc. lust -
Set my mind a Trzt. ona - she fellows fsnE
ire ~ e her $40 as a very brown lasiv
rather tai ani slender for a F{s3eima ana
dressed 81 tbe uGtsvss STANDARDIZATION
PLAID skirt black slik ov~xsk.rt. white
wa1sz a@s& StsTiv s5aYcheef beautifully en-
ArosAsrc8 FYanis - fhe fArnnes nina
}eSe r1aSe 81 f@e eenyeNfx-h41t shs h,x-s4
ans sFa.ted wteA tie * q .saches~ saGa
q w wor!s sn Spsass7. wa.ca Iii nat
understand, ana tGe1 saved sa.s a F3,s1h-
beteNetir3 hN@7i AFd arm toward a gratsn
- @A'Essv =. r2attets1g n lsqaH4 Tegal.n
NJ knowledge - Spsatza was .Y,lss,s "a.
tAas tsyre tBt ~sraFaa.sf rny w3tz an
prts1het tAe sir nearest tie. ana. ager
Ssy Ssesst 1'sGsst ta@. sail waaE nn4ss h2ve
sssss1sps tkn Kerry c4s~;av Ntfx - Sss
ssG142sss tr.a3. however. ard bumped On a.
-ec:. aeaGnzrg al over. The musicians
were playing wa1ts ans 81 \ moment
mere fssrss Tsyssif threading gass gsaaz#x''
y n SIS bSes dancer h4a rvsv met ~ sgsy,
5tfe AZ G0zne - aos4Sf. T&a eaRa X n
s asscA SAe asss ate3 her%sf - Try noYse toe
x~scTfs s.eses AIS tAs ixhtnezs wssA whgca
shs her@ef danced Sers revazs sa9ssx 81 ts4e
Hut afterwards discovered gaaf Al sas
E--.s a&1sv~i Eaz}s~ sE veil 80 sae. .5S wv-~
SNyfol svzssrs3 &s~ wA.cn - t~A1srs sfersz.s-
- q Fesfpgs ae rs sVss, sns tna facs that
1FeT SwTe uzaa Essf~sgT~t ~ tsgsg 1~e$ses
sAs'y Accounting so< fha zAerers ac--
Tee ualig SssZuw ever. sclgri Exag SO
Saz-ssw bat ~ = tesSs for c13v9rSatse-s TIE
ossSy sssar ~ EssT&Ses ! cee33 rscaaI were
rs&Se@ - TIE s~sr& = A. Tee css cAzs@s
sae r&9- The "a haw eSss tsss tre&A ~ fA@
ssAs-- =" Rsss csh@s gzTt3e ss4asfr .sssasss plat
..-4es derived .sQSs lzy sss@s--ss grammar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

Both Want . Chance 1T rfsasinmonl
n ShaPkey Does Net Accept

NEW YORK. Jan S,.--The managers %
jim yeSrisx and Jim corbest have cover.
e6 the S1ats which F7txgtnnnons put 10 f.
fhss city for s1aEEay To cover ie f. ur.-
seYsfo11 that ;xo weeks viii BE- given
ssarkss to Goysr the aznJgnt before FYtx-
sifrsTsoszs says anything about a sgs. WITH
essnsr Je1Tfss or CSybsts- cortett says
ne Ia wiling 20 go 10 a finish with Tftx-
s.1aE.Drs
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Disgrace.

II guess can STAND being caught IS q
woman " @as4 shH burglar, ~ they 10 hign
a away s'4,af IL makes s3e sore whom ! fsjglk
ao.rgt te8u' hgt BY taat pug dog" ~CiHcta-
natl Enquirer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

nuf there VIII ts nose taaa Q Little exer-
ei1e
u VIII probably be a long tine before
seattle Sports will hare another oypoysan-
~ & see such prominent rug-Lg.s. ana
Seattle hoyz AZ that.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

srYysae wae hard ID Mrs. &c style."'
'Efuw s17
tNas ~ne hsa - give 50 her ~ aNa& STAY
AZ acsss@. Judge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

RAfSEER~tsEAND h@tr tAA5e caste
rAe<sas are she proper tasnEs nes s1fs-
~ seaFs l. -
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
TOYS.
These long nights you need them.
Blackboards. sc up 20 u.
Toy Carts. 1Gc. <0c. Soc
Toy Wagons. &c up 10 500.
Doll Go-carts. 5oc, CSC. SIC, $50. t22.
Doll Carriages. &c UP 10 sac.
Wood Wheslbarrows. 1bc TO SOC.
Tricycies. veiocipedes. iron toys Of all
kinds. and books. games. etc.
II your child fails TO win the stove. you
can buy others here.
COON BROS. iN7 SECOND AVENUE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale OF nrst-class furniture as
B.ckerton q Devftts salcsyooms. 1871
First avenue. on Tuesday September 5.
At 10 o'clock sharp. consisting In part
~ follows: bed sets. springs. mattress
-. extension tables. dining chairs. CEN
ter tables. leather coucnes. 2 elegant up
right pianos organs. oil paintings. man.
tel top. mahogany wardrobe. parior
suite. steel range. silvcrware. carpets.
hall tree, rockers, fine cornet. crockery,
glass. etc: furniture now on view.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

POSITIVELY no advance In prices: for
the next thirty days We will continue
10 sell all cast stoves and ranges at the
same low price: another car load Just
arrived: the manufacturers do not reg
uiate our prices: goods we'll purchased
are half sold: our large purchases.
made before the advance. enable Ms to
make prices that can not be egualed.
We are sole agents for the Garland
stoves and ranges. Geo. H. Woodhouse.
1871 Second avenue.
SPINNING wants your trade: he will
appreciate II. he IL wi ing 10 20 out OF
the way 10 get IL: he n willing 10 he
unreasonable In order TO keep e.. no
carries the celebrated Clipper and Tale
lines: they viii be fitted with either
hub or automatic coaster and brake.
he aims 20 do only the best repair work
and has the finest livery In town lIS
Second avenue.
regulator has brought happiness to
hundreds OF anxious women. have new
er had a single failure; longest cases
relieved In two to- I'VE DAYS without
fail: no pain. no danger, no intsrfer-
ence with work ny mall or office. "a.
AL letters truthfully answered. The
Room s't. Chicago. III
I have found q positive cure for drunken
ness: can be given secretly: viii gladly
Mrs May Hawkins. lock box J. X. Ia,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
HONORABLE gentleman. stranger.
wants acquaintance with respectable
lady. widow: answer. naming time and
place Of meeting Address s. care
Post-fntsiiigencer.
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combines bathroom ana ssni,ariun, m
sp~c.iun invited descriptive matter ffse
G n His. general aSer,. Bsrks b.fg-
MRS JOHANNA OETEDAI.. graduate
medical electrician; electric treat rsents,
haths ard Swedish massage. medical ex-
ercis~s taught. 10 ard "a Union Block
Monday and Friday evening Private
lessons daily. Raaks AAls Pike xiresf
and Fifth avenue. Prot Wilson
tApIES-Your bust enlarged aiI inches.
failure impossible: harmless $40 cash
gvarAn Tee. proof FREE LeonArz Nod
cine Co. Kanaa City. K&n-
TO MERCHANTS. professional men ard
names sns addresses az Doubtful debt
orx I'll Pioneer block.
GRAND BALL RAnke hall Pike street and
rffta avenoe, B<xs Saturday, 0ap<Rmb<r
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BUSINESS CnANCEs.
NOTICE-Tnv~<tors AMI spscuiators can
you guess, Good Euessers can mshs
money In or new guessing contest en-
hracsng ore 81 the most Interesting toosrs
OF the day. The best sue@ers can ;rxds
In 70 shares Of stock on me New York
the Chicago board Of trade or 30 na.se
OF cotton on tire New YORK cotton ex-
change. and ws will furnish the neuey
costs you nothing We also manage
- twses a month % rsbsrrfb>rs Write
fer full particulars ard conditional sent
free e. r. MAcKEY . Co. Bankers
= Broadway. New FORK
PARTNERS MEETrNG-on Tuesday IN
complete organization Of new DEPART
mert store. safest and most economical
plan known 10 mercantile science orly
two more subscribers Of g. On each adj
rstfted. rare opportunity 70 become
member % large store. consrollfn9 your
own department. wishing particulars.
address Immediately. D. c. Carleson.
Boz ga city.
FOR sALE-Pareei delivery business
consisting oS four horses two nsts of
doxbie harness. two delivery wagons
and good will Of q business alrenAv or
paying basis. this - IN e1cesjens co.
portunisy for IN snergs<te nan. price.
-. Apply - Y. =. Ssoadard- wash
WASTED-Actfvs az gssn: partner Win
x.1s 70 yla1s capital for S~w proposs~
ton en- Coast Fer particulars Sddrens
A. r. XcEacne-r- Ho~s. wzsa.
PARTNER wanted With 0.sA c>.ttsf "a
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F0R uXCHhN0U for 49, ESTATE m -
attic heeet. - rpsUDI AL ccmpIeseiy
furnishes. of13ce on wouu1 1cer: Inc
real sUeuso ard Wuuen fr00 E.ase 50
100 neeu Apply. Morg8ns ExcnznDe.
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FOR RENT
That beautiful house. No. lot E.gh.e~nth
avenue. Will lease for one year: will
Be vacant September 18th.
Nice ntse-rocm house on Queen Anna
Hill. IS per month. large lot ana lots
az fruit
ward. about November sst
New house viii be built near sou,hw~a,
ecsne. Harvard and Harrison streets.
Tor long time tenant.
VIII build ere or tive houses on beautiful
lot. nth avenue and Spring streets. for
sale On tastAlsnent plan. or for ions.
time lease; Rentoa addition.
We have atty clients waiting for house.
cottages ard fats. II yoa isss your
property with as yoa will get quick re-
turns.
rEHRrS- COMPANY
IS Pioneer building Telephone Mafn sx
foR RENT-TsH-Foom swelling .isrznt
~ furnished. strictly modern. IA, "a.
heater. nn<s; sxv On Queen Anna
Moor. d Co. fit lance street.
srcom assserr hssss s@
t-raom hsass. West Ssxssis. 8 acrss. r.
s-sccn Acese. West SeAftis ga
81 Sew Ycrk Block
FOR RENr--<-rccm rat rs; Aroom
hcrse. 81. both walking distance.
Nielsen Macpherson d Ca. - New
York block
FOR RES-r--shous SGT. & rsss.tra sever-
fs@e1e Ef<zxT. 70 ~rzsss csss1fes Address
~ Seventeenth svsHae, awe hooks ssarsa
Tester.
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or ssssn, ssr.nsr vsss
G.W 20 el89s capital for 5~R rrnpos-
ION en- Coast Fer particulars address
A n. AcEacne-r- Ross WASH