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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
Events of the Past
....Week in Society

The commencement exercises Of
the University Of Washington and
the Seattle High school have been
the chief social functions during the
week 7zae .=swest Eiri graduates
and their more scinbrr associates.
the gentlemen" have done a large
amount - celebrating and class col
ors were seen floating every where.
Every ere 81 the graduates we're
busy I'm preparing for the event "
their school lives and today there u
very tired st ~ school peopie in
the city. The ball % commencement
was set = rolling Wednesday fore
noon when the class day exercises
were held as the university. Wed
nceday evening the Juniors OF the
High School bsnausts.d the Seniors
at the Rainier Ctrand. Thursday
forenoon the commencement exer-
cizes Of the graduating class OF the
university were held In Denny hall.
In the afternoon the class day ever
cisaa Of the High School graduates
was the event at the Seattle theater
Thursday night the long looked for
scutoF hop vas given ~ Ranke hall
n hundred couple spent delightful
evening. The graduating exercises
~ the High school were held AZ the
Seattle fheatrr Thursday night and
the alumni association Of the High
School welcomed the graduates into
the organization at "A banquet az
Ranke hall last night. Taking Il ali
IN all the young people OF the city
have been very busy. az every one
had friend IN one Of the graduat-
Ing classes.
The regular meeting Of the Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution was held az
the residence Of Mrs. Edmund Bow
den, 1870 Eighteenth avenue. at
O'Clock Tuesday evening, The ad-
dress Of the evening was made by
DIR. T. NJ. Young.
Mrs. Hansard and Miss Hansard
Rave taken up their residence at
10it Boyieston avenue.
Miss Ida cohn left Monday on
visit with her sister and other reia-
fives in the East.
Miss Bertha Knatvoid. Of Tacoma.
was In the city to attend the com
Increment exercises Of the Univer-
sity and was a guest Of Mrs. =. L.
Crawford.
Mrs. s.. T.. Barr Of the Woman's
club. Of olympia. was visiting among
Seattle club ladies' during the week.
Mrs. r. VI. Fox. Of Whatcom, chap
erOned the following young people
from the BellinRham Bay city to at
tend the commencement exercises 81
the High School: Miss Daisy Fox,
Miss Helen strinRcr. Miss Maude
Wright. Mr.. a. T. Fox. Mr.. y. ~.
FOX. Mr.. Thomas White and Mr..
j.. CoumbH.
Mrs. y. ". Coe has returned from
California where she has been for
several months
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Adams are In
Port Townsend.
The following ladies acted as pa
tronesses al the Senior hop Thurs.
day evening: Mrs +. y. Graves.
Mrs. j. y. Allen, Mrs. $. L. Craw-
ford. Mrs George -. Kittinger, Mrs.
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When a woman's children have all
had the whooping cough ana she is
Informed that her nclghbors are all
down with it. she goes around all day
thanking heaven for It's blessings.
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TIN TRUST MILL
TO SHUT DOWN
Over 1000 Men Affected BY
the Closing.

BRIDGEPORT. o. June t--Notic-
80 were posted this morning that the
iAuEhiin Tin mill Of the tin trust
works. would shut down tonight In
definitely. No cause was assigned.
over 200 men ara affected
HvsrY 10 IN fruit trees rrsit's Orchard
AdA1ttun
Tsks cs-sss g car 10 frsits Orchard AID
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Excursion 10 Tacoma.

Steamer State Of Washington
leaves Ycsler wharf at s "a. m. sun
day. Round trip 20 cents.
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Mrs. VI. G. Henry. Mrs Harwcod
Morgan. Mrn. Henry F'uhrtnan. Mira
J. u. MaedouKaii. Mrs. q. IL King
and Nrs. c. II. Fowler
Ale. Bradcn and sfiss Bre~xe. Of
Tarcna we're In the city Decoration
day.
Mrs A. w H. Haynor. % Taco
ma. was visiting her sistsr.in-ia ~
Mrs. whittiescy. u this city. the
erst of the week.
A party was given at Tacoma sun
day BY Mr. and Mrs sstusser On ac-
count Of the engagement 81 Miss :.
Friedman. a sister of Nr. J. Fried
man. To Mr.. ". Blasberr. Of this
city.
Mr.. Thad Tnudson. og Tacoma. was
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Crowley. of
Portland. are ia the city en- route "a
Alaska
Mr.. A. Calm. n san Francisco cap
itaiist. and his daughter. are ex-
pecfed in Seattle on a short visit.
Rev. James chsal and Miss Cheai.
~ Tacoma. were in Seattle Decor
alton day.
The Queen Anne social club gave
a dance at the Queen Anne club
house last night.
Miss Marie Hewitt. Of Portland, IL
IN the city.
Mics Blanche stcbbins. Of San
Francisco. r. visiting Miss Efie
White at Fremont.
MFR Frank stelnberR gave a
launching party on Lake Washing
ton Tuesday afternoon.
The ut Rev. William NJ. Barker.
bishop Of Olympia. left on the Cot
tage city for Alaska.
Mrs D. T. Brown was visiting in
Whatcon during the week.
Mrs g. u. Fowler and Mrs. Lucas.
~ centraila. visited In the city this
week and attended the commence
ment exercises Of the University.
Mrs. ]. Y. Coffman. OF chehaiIs.
was In the city this week attending
commencement.
Mr.. Clarence Maynard. formerly
a student Of the University. spent
the week with Harry and Roy coff-
man. and G. II. Fowler.
The Guadeamus society OF the Uni
versity closed the year by a conn
plinentary party at Meydenbauer
bay last Saturday. The afternoon
was devoted to picnic. with n bask-
- lunch at O'Clock. and the even
ing was given to dancing at the
pavilion. About so couples we're
present.
Judge w. II. Brinker and Mr.. Jess
Tsrinker left Monday on the City OF
Seattle for Alaska.
Mrs. w. II. Trimble IL entertaining
her mother. Mrs Ford, and sister,
Miss Ford, Of Kentucky, who have
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AMUSEMENT nuIirrIs.

THIRD AVENUE rnEATEn-
nclRseo-Thall company. In Peace
fal Valley"
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Judge w. II. Brinker and Mr.. Jess
Brinker left Monday on the City OF
Seattle for Alaska
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Mrs. w. X. Trimble II entertaining
her mother. Mrs. Ford, and sister,
NJ iss Ford, Of Kentucky, who have
just arrived from Honolulu.
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Within waking distance, rratt's Orchard
Addition.
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The Guadesmus society OF the Uni
versity closed the year by a conn
plirnsntary party at Meydenbauer
bay last Saturday The afternoon
was devoted To n picnic. with bask-
81 lunch at 9 O'Clock. and the even
ing waa given to dancing at the
pavilion. About so couples we're
present
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TO homesceEers special terms rrairs
Orchard Addition.
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The following ladies' acted az pa
trOnesses al the Senior hop Thurs.
day evening: Mrs =. u. Graves.
Mrs. J. y. Allen, Mrs. $. l.. Craw-
ford. Mrs. George -. Kittinger. Mrs.
4. c. Hughes, Mrs. y. II. Downs.
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Mrs. y. ". coe has returned from
California whore she has been for
several months
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Adams are In
Port Townsend.
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church - immaculate Conception
.-Cornee u broadway and Madison
Rev A. swere Morning sermon
a 10 % and evening al ! -.
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Trinity Parish church-=Coruer Of
EiEht avenas AMI james street.
Rev. IT. IL GoWsn. rectnr Morning
subject. Love. Human ana Divine, "
Evening subject. The Love Of
Money
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81 Marks Epsscopai--Harvard
avenue between seneca and Spring
streets rev J. 4. y. LlNyd. pas
Tor Preaching af II a. ~. and ..
M. Nornins subject, Sacrifice and
seinshnrsa" Evening subject, The
N4iunainers - Divine Judgment"
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Tire last musical service ~ the
season a. ~ Marks churSai will be
given tomorrow evening. when the
choir viii rfnder the last of Hay
HniH s'Cresafiun.'
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Mr.. Clarence Maynard. formerly
a student Of the University. spent
the week with Harry and Roy Con-.
man. and G. Il. Fowler.
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North aeailic baptist u
TiAri avenue and Cedar street. Rev
T. J Sawyer. pastor. Special s~rV-
iecs morning aud evening.
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James Sears. the bunco man. who
was arrested this morning. has been
Identified "a being connected with
the biK bunco game a, waiia Walla
in April. when Farmer Royce was
buncoed out ~ $500. The three men
we're recognized as Grey. Green and
Jim Jordan. three well known
hunks" and the fourth has been
AsntIned a. Sears The latter has
been bound over IN the sum ~ 5000
and he IL confinei in the county Jail.
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Church Of our Lady Of Good Help
Corner % Washington street aud
Third avenue south Rev. y. X. Pre-
fontalnc. Morning. sermon at 1880
and evening az O'Clock.
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Miss Bertha Kuatvold. of Tacoma.
was In the city to attend the com
Increment exeroisez of the Univer-
sity and was a guest Of Mrs. =. l..
Crawford.
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Grace n. r. Church av.
enue south near King street. Rev
" n srilick. pastor. Services al
II "a NJ. and : p. m.
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st. Clements Episcopal Church
Twenty fourth avenue and wash
lnHtsn street Rev, Geo. 3uzzeiie.
r.utar Regular sunday services.
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Mrs $. +. Barr. Of the woman's
club. Of olympia. was visiting among
Seattle club ladies' during the week.
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Sacred Heart Church-sersiees are
temporarily held in tho brotherhood
building on sixth avenue neaf BELL
street REV. Father Brown In
charge.
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Mrs. J. Y. Coffman. OF chehaiIs,
was In the city this week attending
commencement.
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Mrs r. VI. Fox. Of whatcOm, chap
eroned the following young people
from the I3ellinRham Bay city to at
tend the commencement exercises 81
the High School. Miss Daisy Fox,
Miss Helen gtrlnRcr. Miss Maude
Wright. Mr.. a. T. Fox. Mr.. y. ~.
FOX. Mr.. Thomas White and Mr..
u Coo,n,f,a
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Madison Street n. r. Church Cor.
ncf % Madison street ani rwrniy-
third avenue. Hsv A. :, Grcsg. pas.
Tor.
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First Presbyterian ehurh-Cor-
nor ~ Fourth ana spring. Itev. a.
L. liutchls1n, pastor Morning.
"Pre-eminence Diory ~ the Church. %
Evening. ''christa Ideal Greatest
Man"
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.

Joseph W. Mcclellan Took Carbolic Acid
 With Some Whiskey.
 Joseph w. Mcclellan, well known young man of Fair Haven, committed suicide Saturday night by drinking a dose of carbolc acide mixed with some whiskey. Mcclellan purchased two and one-half ounces of carbolic acde in Healey's drug store on Grand avenue and then went to the saloon of William Herman, where he ordered a glass of whiskey.
 When he got it he was seen to pour the carboic acide into the whiskey glass Turning to some friends in the place Mcclellan said good bye and drank the contents of the glass. He stagger- ed out of the saloon and fell to the sde- walk unconscious. His friends called the police wagon and he was taken to the New Haven hospital. Mcclellan was dead when the police wagon arrived there. He leaves widowed mother and some brothers and sisters. He belonged to well known and respected family at the Four Corners, and no reason for the rash deed is known by any of the fami- ly.
 His father, who died few years ago was well known religious exhorter and was once assistant superintendent of the Sunday school of St. Andrew s church at the Four Corners
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Wash Goods

The fine French Organdies that were made to sell at so cents. Now at l2H cents. A fine lot of choice Dimities and Lawns, must be sold at once. This price will move them. Now at l215 cents Fine Scotch Glngham and linensssuitings all reduced in a lump to IS cents a yard.
 Finest of French Ginghams in Great variety of desirable patterns, all this seasons best style. Now at 25 cents Fine printed piques that were so cents.
 Now at 25 cents All our usual l2K cent do- mestic organdies, lawns and satines. Now at D cents All domestic shirting prints and calicoes, the usual 5 and 6 cent goods.
 Now at 31s cents All our IS cent Ginghams and Madras Shirtings.
 Tow at 10 cents
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Committee on Claims,

 The Committee on Claims will meet 1T Rooms 10 and Il, City Hall Friday, July H. 1899, at s p. m. when the following pc ttions will be consldered:-
 Petition of Robert T. Heating for. abate ment of assessment for extension of Hurl burt street.
 Petition of German Lutheran Zlor Church for abatement of assessment fol street sprinking.
 Petition of Thomas Cannon and Mary McKiernan for abatement of assessment for grading walk.
 Petition of Thomas II. Fulton for repay ment of interest paid upon assessment fol Dewitt street extension.
 Petition of Mrs. B. Kinney for abat- ment of interest and lien.
 Petition of E. Y. Bushnell for abate- ment of taxes.
 Petition of Lumina Hitchcock for abate. ment of taxes.
 All persons interested therein are notified to attend and be heard thereon without further notice. Per order,
 ANTON STAUB, Chairman. Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN. jy14 St Assistant City Clerk.
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Committee on Sewers.

The Committee on Sewers will meet in Rooms 10 and Il, City Hall, Monday, July 1Ith, 1899, at p. m., when the following matters will be consdered:-- Petition of the Weibel Brewing Company for sewer in Vine street between Oak and Sylvan avenues.
 Petition of Patrick Scadden ct al. for 8 sewer in filling street between Washington avenue and Putnam street. " Petition of L. G. Hoadley ct al. for sewer in Lamberton street between Greenwich avenue and Plymouth avenue.
 Petition of Francis Farrell for catch basin in the northwest corner of Baldwin street and Congress avenue.
 All persons interested in the foregoing are notified to attend and be heard thereon.
 Per order,
 GEORGE R. COOLEY, Chairman. Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN, jy14 St Assistant City Clerk.
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THE VALLEY DAY EXCURsI

THE VALLEY DAY EXCURSION.
 : The biggest and safest boat on the Sound, the Glen Island will carry a merry party of eXcursionists on Friday to that delightful pleasure paradise, Glen Island. The boat will leave Starin dock at S:30 and returning leave Glen Island at B. While it is really an out ing day of the Edward Malley Company Protective association, hundreds of their friends will accompany them and will
 participate in the entertainments and enjoyment of the party. The sale of tickets being restricted to friends of the members there will be an entire absence of roughness encountered on large ex- cursions. The tickets are fifty cents for round trip, 4
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Silk Bargains

Not many of them, but what there are of Cheney's figured foulard silks that usually sell at 75 cents. Now 50 cents All this seasons styles of Cheney Bros. best printed h. dia and Foulard silks that have never before been offered under $l.0O, Now at 85 cents All our Ri Kai Wash silks, good colorings, that have been 4o cents, and scarce too:
 Now at 3o cents
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REAL ESTATE AIT AUCTION.

WE will sell the brick block. located on Grand avenue, corner of Blatchley avenue, at Il o'clock In the forenoon. This auction sale offers a good inducement for invest ment. The building contains 8 spacious stores and 13 tenements. Any practical Rerson W ths see Gy visiting the premise
 be q profitable investment. The property will be sold regardless of it's past, present or future value. Sale to take place on
 the premises, rain or shine. DILLON & O'bRIEN, Auctloneers, S2 Church street, Room 13. jy17 St
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

July 18th, 1899
 New Haven, in said District, deceased. The Administrator de bonis non, cum tes- tamento annexo, having exhibited his admin istration account with said estate to thla Court for allowance, 1t Is
 ORDERED - That the 20th day of July, 1899, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, be and the same is appoint account. and this Court directs that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a circulation In said District By order of Court,
 jy14 St ALBERT r. WELLHS, Clerk.
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NEW HAVEN TAXES.

The subscriber gives notice to all persons liable for taxes In New Haven on list of 1898 and payable July 1, 1899, for the City and Westvilie School District, that he will commence to receive taxes on said list on July ], 1899, at his office, No 8. City Hall, No. 165 Church street,
 Regular office hours q. m. to D. m,
 FRANCIS c. ANTHONY.
 Collector of above named taxes New Haven, Conn.,, June 30 1899. je30 If
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One bottle of Grown Deo- dorizing Fluid will make two gallons of strong disinfectant. It is powerful, yet harmless in it's effects to persons or fabrics entirely free from odor and does not, like car bolic acid or chloride of lime, substitute one disagreeable smell for another being at once cheap. harmless, clean, convenient, and instantane. ously effective. Regular price 25c.
 Sale price 1Oc bottle.
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N L FULLERTON, Proprietor, 926 Chapel Street.
 Leading Grocer. Telephone 941.

His sion.--Doctor-My rule is, SBe sure you're right, and then go ahead" Friend-Tndeed? thought it was, When in doubt, perform an opera ton. Puck.
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SPECIAL MEETINGS CALLED.
Aldermen Meet To-Night and Council
 men o-Morrow Night

Aldermen Meet To-Night and Council
 men To-Morrow Night.
 In response to a petition presented to him, signed by large number of alder men and counCilmen, Mayor Driscoll has called meetings of both branches of the common council to be held to take ac- ton on the orders for street sprinkling which were passed by the common council and part of which was vetoed by the mayor. The aldermen will meet tonight and the cOuncilmen tomorrow night. The portion of the sprinkling or ders vetoed by the mayor was that in- structing the director of public works to puprchase watering carts so that the sprinkling might be done by the city in stead of by contract. An attempt will be made to pass the orders over the mayors veto and those who favor such action say that enough votes are assured to pass the orders, the veto notwith- standing.
 CA ASTORIA. s;ss,,ass ss,,, sss 1 The Kind y:z Hay. !..!: Bought signature os &NAszlxIs
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Silk Grenadines

Plain and fancy colored silk grenadines. that have been $l.O0 to S2.5O a yard,
 Now at 69 cents to $l.5O
 White corded stripe and check taffeta silks, very desir- able for waists. Have been $l.00. Now at 69 cents
 Perhaps half a dozen$l2.0O patterns of Novelty Dress Goods. Now at $500
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Fly Obstructors {!

The only kind of a screen that amounts to anything is the kind that fits so close that the flies, even the little ones, can not work through.
 That is the kind we sell, with a nice hard wood frame, and they cost but a tritle if any more than the i'll fitting soft wood affairs.
 A few of the Jap porch screens left and the price is low.
 Made a big hole in our stock of veranda rockers, set tees, etc, last week, "a few left at bargain prices.
 Still a good assortment of hammocks.
 Lawn swings and all sum. mer goods at special prices.
 RROWN & DURHAM,
 Complete House Furnlshers, Or ange and Center Sts.
 Closed Friday afternoons during July and Augt.
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court. July 14th, 1890.

NoIA AIT W EUGEN1E J. RADON, late 0f New. Haven, in said District deceased, The Court of Probate for the District of
 months from the date hereof for the credit ors of said deceased to bring in their claims
 against said estate. Those who neglect to be debarred. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to CHARLES F. BOLIlMANN.
 jy15 3tp Administrafnr
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Patent Stove Brick lasts loneest d1s
SANITARY PLUMBING

N And House Drainage q Speciality. "
 THOMAS r. MEAGHER,
 successor to The Robert Morgan Plumbing dealer in Gas Fixtures, Burners, Globes. etc; Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Water Heating Estimates given. Special care in testing by pressure apparatus the sani- system of buildings by smoke or peppermif1t under pressure. at a nominal cost. Teie- phone call 267-12 ivf II
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LOST, A BLACK Angora cat; had ribbon and bell Reward if returned to jy17 1t 3O3 WHITNEY AVE.
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Committee on Building Line

The Committee on Building Lines will meet In Room II, City Hall. Tuesday, July IS, 1899, at p. m., for the purpose of con. sidering the reports of the Department of Public Works de layout and assessments for the extension of Gibb street.
 Persons interested i'll the foregoing are mo- tlned to attend and be heard thereon with out further notice. Per order,
 THEODORE GRUENER, Chairman. Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
 iy1T Jt Assstant tIty Clerk
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dH1ants.

one cent a word for each insertion. ilve cents word for full week, seven times.
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MRS DnWNES

CLAlROYANT, trance medium, tells past present, future, gives names, advice on al affairs of life.
 iy17 7tn 104 OLIVE STREET