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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-28

East Oriand.
Mrs. Cook, OF Bath, is at John Higgins
for few days.
Charles Gibbs returned from Grand
Lake stream Friday.
Miss Blanche Blsisdell returns to
Waterville this morning.
Miss Bessie Brainerd, of Portland
Conn.,, is the guest OF her brother, J. b
Brainerd.
Herman Dorr is at home for the summer
He made two voyages with his fat her tC
Porto Rico.
Mrs. Reuben Weeks visited her uncle
Sewell c. Niles, at Stockton Springs, the
past week.
Mrs. Nettie Stilphen and daughter, OF
Bat h, are visiting her parents, John Hig-
gins and wife.
Miss Florence Mason left for Southwest
Har Dor last week, where she has employ
ment in restaurant.
June &c. NJ.
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EUGENE.

West Sullivan.
E. F. Chaplain is painting his house.
NJ. II. Havey's new bsrn is twice the
size of the OLD one.
Ralph Farrell is home from Stonington
with his banio and cornet.
West Sullivan will have a quiet Fourt h
this year and many will go out OF town to
celebrate.
The local ball team played the Cherry
field high school nine Saturday, a very
pleasant game. The home team won.
Warren Tram, of Sullivan, who has
been empioye ed at the Fsneuii hail market,
Boston, is spending a two-weeks' vaca
tion in town.
Schools in town closed Friday, after a
term OF ten weeks. The primary school
in this district shows the largest average
attendance for years, and is very inc
school. The committee has asked Mrs.
Abbott and Miss Gordon to return for the
year.
June 26, q
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So tnesviIle.

SomesviIIe.
The Somes house had a party OF ten
Thursday evening.
Mrs. R. G. Salisbury, of Cambridgeport.
Mass, formerly OF this place, is yisiting
relatives here.
j. Lowell Grindle returned Monday
from Bru nswick, where he has been at
tending Bowdoin college.
The sad news Of the death OF Rev. E. B,
Wood, OF Fort Fairfield, was received here
last week. Mr.. Wood when a student
spent his vacation and preached in this
place. He was much liked by all who
knew him.
Mrs. Ella Mason, of West Newton. has
oeen mere on short vacation. Mrs.
Mason lived here until about eight ves rs
ago, when they moved to West Newton,
She Is police matron there. and a great
worker in all good works. Every one was
pleased TO see her, and wished she mig hit
have paid longer visit
June 26. II
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East Franklin.
John L. Hardi.5n Is yisittn; in Boston
Ersstus Il. Bunker and wife. are Inc
parents OF a son, born June 81.
Mrs. Thomas Gordon and daughter
Daisy have gone 10 Mount Desert to visit
relatives.
Mrs. James Il. Ash, OF East sullivan, :,
visiting her former home and her rel
RtiVes here.
Frank Workman has returned from
PASSPORT, where he has been doing mas on
work for the past few months.
Schools taught by Misses Vose and
Blsisdell, also the one taught by Mis-.
Edith Gordon, closed Friday last, all hav-
ing given the best satisfaction.
The ladies aid society OF the Free Bap.
tist church was entertained by Mrs. +. f.
Blaisdell June %. A large number at
tended.
Rev. II. F. Day. who was quite Ill last
week, was able to occupy his pulpit at the
Baptist church sunday morning, and
preached very able sermon.
June 26. = T.
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CURES RHEUMATISM.
neuralgia, headache, pneumonia, pains in
stomach and bowels, sprains and
bruises, bites and stings OF
insects, etc.
Cures others, will cure you."

4 common mistake of local advertisers
is to estimate the ralue of advertising
space Of one newspaper by the amount
asked by some other publication. II is a
mistake Of judgment for business man
to estimate the ralue of space in a repu-
table newspaper lvith a good circulation
by that Of some other publication which
iciH accept business at any price and be
pleased to get it.-Leavenworth (Kansas)
Times.
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Stonington.

Stonington.
Allie Warren has had his lawn graded
etc.
F. E. Webb and wife were in Rockland
Tuesday.
Edgar Robbins is having an addition
put on his store.
Steamer mt. Desert commenced
making daily trips on Sunday.
Henry Smith, who has been at work at
North Haven, arrived home Saturday.
Steamer John Wise, towing barge
"Marjory" arrived from Boston Saturday.
1t is rumored that the iong-looked for
''waterworks" are soon to be put in by
parties in town.
c. II. S. Webb has purchased the house
and lot formerly owned by r. W. Knowl-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Noyes will
occupy it.
Steamer "Merryconeag" brought a
party Of excursionists from Rockland
Sunday. In the party was Capt. w. c.
Sawtelle, formerly captain OF steamer
mt. Desert.
June 26. EUGENE.
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II.
EastbrooE.

EastbrooE.
Grafton Googins and family, aud Nina
wilbur have gone to Hancock for the
summer.
AN interesting sermon was preached
here last Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Sumner.
tie Will occupy the pulpit here next sun.
day.
kalo Googins was severely hurt last
Friday by being kicked in the face by a
horse. ne was unconscious for time, but
June %.
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Dedhaun
Miss Inez BurriIl is very Ill.

Miss Inez Burrill is very i'll.
Luther Treworthy. of this town, was
married to Miss Nettie Monteith, at
Cam bridge, Mass, June S.
Ernest Prescott and wife, OF Brewer,
Miss Lizzie Wood, of Ellsworth, Emma
Fogg and daughter, OF Otis, are among
the visitors in town.
The programme OF the Children's Day
exercises at the Congregational church
Sunday is as follows: Singing, choir
scripture exercise, school; prayer, pastor
welcome to Children's Day, Supt. II. p.
Burrill; singing, children; recitations,
Guy Burrill, Lester Waning; singing,
choir; Rotations, Clifford Burril, Har-
old Burrill, Effie Phillips, Andy Steele;
exercise, children's class; duet and cho-
rus, children; reading, Lydia Farnham
solo, Gladys Eldridge; exercise, five
children; dialogue, Roy and Lena Mad
do1; singing, Marcia Burrill; recitation
Aimee and Nora Miller; remarks, pastor
singing, school; benediction.
June o. B.
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sport.

Bucksporr.
Mrs Mary J. Bradley, widow OF the LAT e
George l.. Bradley, had q severe stroke Of
paralysis Saturday, in Pertlsnd where
she Is residing with her son, William
Bradley. Her condition is critical.
The Bucksport schooner Gro. W.
Lewis', which was owned solely by the
late Capt. Mark Gray. has been sold by
the estate 10 Capt. William H. Coburn. OF
Winterport, from which port the vessel
will hail. The Lewis" was formerly a
Grand Banks fisherman, and was sailed
for many seasons by Capt. Angus Nichol-
son.
Two vacancies in the faculty OF the
seminary nave been filled. y p. Sipprelie
will succeed Prot. +. c. Ball in the COM
mercial department. Mr. Sipprelle was a
former student of the Z. NJ {. $. grad
uatlng from kent's Hill in 81, afterwards
taking year at Wesleyan university.
Since Decembe he has had charge of the
Augusta branch OF Shaw's business col
lege. Miss Agnes Person, OF Bangor,
was elected instructor in elocution, phys
lcal culture, literature and physiology.
Miss Person is highly recommended.
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Mrs. Alonzo Abbott died suddenly les.
Friday OF heart disease. She was bu-,
about her homework, apparently Pm goe,
hus band, coming in to dinner, foun,'
her dead ON the floor. Mrs. Abbott wa
about sixty years Of age. She VS.
one of the most esteemed women OF
Hancock. She leaves three children
DR.. E. G. Abbott, of Portland; Cbarles
Abbott, of North Sullivan, and Miss
Nancy Abbott, of Hancock.
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BIuehiu.
Waiter Butler went TO Boston las, week
Mrs. q. a. Clough and family are at
their cottage FOR the summer.
Mrs. Kline and son Tad, OF Cleveland,
have arrived at Ideal Lodge.
A mum Der OF Bluehill teachers are plan
ming to attend the summer school al Els
worth.
Mrs. o. NJ. Slower returned from Boston
Saturday where she has been spending
some weeks.
Capt. II. +. Johnson, OF Melrose. spent
two weeks in town and made some
needed repairs on his house.
Memorial services consisting of music,
remarks and select readings were held by
Mountain lodge OF RebekRhs Friday
evening. One esteemed mem Der, the lat Z
Irwin Harden, died nearly year ago.
The grammar school, Miss Nellie Doug
lass, teacher, and the primary, Miss May
Sperry, teacher, gave an exhibition FRI
which was enjoyed by the parents and
friends present.
Memorial services were held by the Odd
Fellows Thursday evening. Rev. +. Bean
made an appropriate address, and others
offered their tribute OF remembrance to
the brothers who had gone before. 1t
seems quite remarkable record that but
eleven members should have died since
the organization OF the lodge April 26,
1881. Something more than 40 have be-
longed to II.
June %. NJ,
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anbrrtisrments.

NO~~~~N~~N~>~~- - 0~-T~>-0~@-~--->N~~Sr~~
WHO Is Women as well as men are
made miserable by kidney
TO and bladder trouble. DIR.
DI NEo kilmer's Swamp Root, the
DIANE great kidney r EN- d y,
promptly cures. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. You may have sample
bottle by mail free, also pamphlet telling
all about it. Address, DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, \. Y.
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Cranberry Isles.
b.

Cranberry Isles.
John w. Breyfogle, wife and daughter
dorothy, OF Philadelphia, Mrs. William
II Z; breyfogle and Miss Winstandley, OF
11h.iHGago, VIII spend the summer at Capt,
William II. Buyers. ~
June q.
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! Byooli,n.
Mrs F. E. Chase, of Ellsworth, is visit
ing friends in town.
The straw berry festival given in Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday WAS a success.
Mrs. Lucy A. Redman has returned
home from Brooksyille where she has
visited friends.
The sh owmen are posting their bills.
They watch the coming OF the little fishes
as well as the rest of us.
The farmers think we shall have small
hay crop. As the old fields look, it will
be impossible for rain to revive them
before bsying time.
\ gentleman sojourning here caused
quite a scare Saturday. He teok his gun
aud started cut expecting to return be-
fore dark. As he did not return parties
started in search. To their relief they
feund be had gone to r friends and
stopped tea, thus causing his delay.
Probably his wife said sonnet hing to him
en- his return home.
june Is. g. B. y.
The schools throughog the town closed
Friday. Appropriate exercises were held
in nearly all.
Miss Clara F-eo;hy, a teacher at PFoyi-
dence, Il. l., i spending her vacation At
her home in this town.
Charles Blake, who has been at home
for some weeks with an injured foot. re-
turned to his work on the Frank Jones
last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Blance, who has been
spending some time with her parents, K.
". Nutter and wife, returned to her home
in Prospect Harbor saturday.
June 26. La MorcHE.
Franklin.
Mrs. Millett's house is much improved
by paint.
John Paul Gordon was in Portland on
business last week
Warren Springer has his new house
framed and boarded.
W. B. Blaisaell 4 CO. stored a shipment
OF western flour last week, also five hun
dred bushels Of corn.
T. L. Wilbur employed c. ". Cook, OF
ElIsN h, to paint his buildings, and
they make a fine showing.
Uncle Toms CABIN Co. gave street
parade Thursday, and good entertain
pent at the hal in the evening.
Mrs. Martha Libby, OF Minneapolis, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. II. Card. II
Is her first visit here III twenty-five years.
The Foresters are busiiy arranging for
a Fourth OF July celebration. The church
societies Will provide dinner and supper.
The Washington County rRiroad COM
menced it, summer schedule to-day. The
mail facilities and train service are vastly
improved.
Russell Blaisdell and Forest Gordon
have prepared a lawn tennis court at
Shipyard point, " here hey will be pleased
to meet their friends.
The Methodist Sunday school united
with the East Franklin school Sunday, in
the review lesson, holding an open air
service IN the grove near Mrs. Goulds.
June 26. b.
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AT CRANBERRY ISLES.
A New Congregational Church Organ
lied sunday.

lied sunday.
CRANBERRY ISLES, June NJ speciah. a
Congregational church was organized here
ON Sunday, June p, with twenty
one members. These members live
on four islands OF the group; some have
been mem bers OF different denominations,
but all are most happily united in one
church, and take the common sense view
that one church, whose platform IL broad
enough to receive all true Christians, is
much better for a small town than two or
three weak fragments OF different denem-
nations.
The services to effect the organization Of
the church were held IN the church on the
large island The house was beautifully
decorated with potted plants, cut flowers
and ferns, and an audience completely AL
ing the house was most deeply Interested
in the impressive exercises.
The pastor, Rev. (. y. Dayie, was as
sisted by the State missionary, Rev.
Charles Whittier. ! goadIy number OF
friends came over from southwest Harbor.
The day was exceptionally dne. The sing
ing. with Mrs. spurling al the organ,
aided greatly IN The services.
!. The organization of this church marks
an important event in The history Of
the town. Although the islands have
been settled more than a hundred
years. there has never been separate
church organization here until now. In
the past. those who wished to join
church we're received into the ueighboring
churches on Mt. Desert. There seems 10
have been Tor several years growing in
teresi in religious matters. This has re-
suited in the support Of a pastor for sew
al years, in the very good attendance at
his service, in the repairs and adornments
put upon the old church and in the work
of building a church at Isle>ford
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-28

Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills, Biiousness, Ia
digestion, Headache. Easy TO take, easy to
operate. 25c.- 4drt.
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Every
Household

Has use for a Hammer. Few
have good one, and nails wheI
they need them.
You wanted the hammer this
morning and couldn't find it.
Stop at this store on your way homt
and pick out one. A dozen styles
small and large. Hatchets, too
good steel, well made.
We make up assortments of nails to-
home use, sizes to suit. Makes house
keeping easier.
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COUNTY NEWS.

For additional County Nr'es ssr other pages
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27
YAKIMA CHURCH-G0ERS.
The Church Peoples Column Religious Intel |
lireuee for AL

Regular services VIII he held at the
BAPTIST church SUNDAY both morning
and evening subject at the morning
service Heart Music In The evening
there will he review of the Christian
Fude4vor convention at Detroit AMI OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Convention
at Richmond. Al friends OF young
peoples work cordially invited to attend.
The Ch-ietiau Endeavorers OF the city
held union meeting ~ the Christian
church. on SUNDAY night, the meeting
being led by Mrs. Coudit from the Pres
hy,erian society A few OF the endeav-
orers also spent pleasant evening with
society in the Mckee. The union meet
ing next Sunday night will be in the
Congrega church
The fourth quarterly meeting will be
held at the NJ. T.. church mex, SATURDAY.
evening and Sunday. Quarterly confer
ence at s p. m. Saturday. Sermon and
communion on sunday at II a. m. Our
presiding elder VIII be present and have
charge Of the services. Preaching serv-
ice At $ p. m. A Methodist love feast on
SUNDAY at 3 p. m. Sunday school at 10
a. m. EpwOrth League at p. m. Prayer
meeting on Thursday st p. IN. Choir
practice on Friday evening.
At the Salvation Army Saturday, July
20, 1899, Sunday and Monday evenings
we will have present with us Adjutant
Nelson, "the spiritual special" who
plays number of musical instruments.
Everybody welcome.
The Young Peoples societies OF the
different churches will meet at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening at
: 80, continuation of the uniou serv-
ices
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Items Gathered by Hustling Reporters and
Boiled Down 10 the Right Point for
Quick Perusal and Easy
Digestion.
Miss Viva Wiley is i'll at home.


Mr. and Mrs. Poole have gone to the
Sound.
All wrappers at reduced prices at Mac
donalds.
Born, Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. W. Vi.
Metcalf girl.
Go to Gilt Edge store for pure spices
and Baking powders. 2S.12t
Mrs. A. J.. Dlley will leave in few
days for the Sound.
Mason's Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses
at Coffin Bros. 26.tf
Miss Laura McDanes has returned to
Yakima from Thorpe.
Mrs. d. W. Lesh Is in Seattle tor an ex-
tended visit with friends.
Try our Crystal Coffee. 1t IS the right
thing. Knsey & Co.
Mira. J. b. Current left this morning
for a visit With Guldendale friends.
Miss Ethel Young has been the gncst
OF Goldcnda,e friends the past week.
Gilt Edge store mas best summer drink
in the city. 2s 1T
Prof Barge and daughter, Miss Barge,
returned Tuesday nil from the Sound.
John J. Rudkin, county attorney, has
returned from trip to the state capital.
Try our Blend Teas-Congo's and
Green. Kinsey & Co.
Rev. Lyons has returned from the Big
Bend country, delighted with his outing.
The U. 5. cavalry officers on the Sound
are to purchase 1000 cavalry horses for
Manila.
With every purchase at Coffin Bros
g Big Department Store you receive tickets
for Fine Chinaware. 26-tf
Mrs. John Sawbridge has gone TO Port
Townsend to spend the summer among
relatives.
Hop pipe and sheet iron work our
speciality. Wallace Coburn Hardware
company.
Plenty OF money to loan at per cent
per annum, payabe-interest and prin-
ciple-monthly. T. w. Griffin, at First
National Bank, North Yakima.
j. w. Thomas is absent at his mines
in the Swauk digging ont the yellow
metal in nuggets.
DR.. Gum and Matt Bartholet returned
from their trip in the interest of the
state fair on Monday.
See the new Automatic, Valveless and
Wi,kless Oil StoYes at the Yakima
Hardware Co.'S.
II you are thinking of building consult
w w. FELTON,. He is competent and
practical builder and can please you. 23u
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\ recent letter from Fred Jungst states
that the people are leaving Dawson by
the hundreds for the Nome country and
other points, and at the rate they are GO
ing out Dawson will soon he depopuated.
You will find all kinds OF sporting
goods and out-of-door amusements at
The Elite. loft
Clover leaf Manila Irvine works in any
binder without trouble, Buy it and Won
will have no other. 1t saves time,
patience and gram. Costs no more than
any other. WaIlaceCoburn Hardware
company.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27

The popuisls of Washington have
work to do. We hold the key to the
situation in this state; letus see to II
that we do our full duty. We can place
Wa hirgton in line for direct legislation,
at least. ia 1900. We can elect every
legislator pledged to this reform, II we
choose to do so; we can defeat every one
who will not pledge himself upon this
question. Chehalis Advocate.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Person, late of Dakota,
now residing in Yakima county. are in
the CITY visiting their Old eastern friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie. While here Mr..
F,rson gave into real estate agent John
Showers hands n list of his farming
property in the East, comprising some
400 acres which he wishes TO trade for
X lickitat property.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27

Mr.. Swoplelgh-No, my son, and when
you see other boys who may throw
money around more freely than you are
permitted to. always remem Der that /
have had to work for every dollar ever
got in my life
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27

Horrible agony is caused by piles,
buras and skin diseases. These are i'm
media,ely relieved and quickly cured by
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
of worthless limitations. l.. o. Janeck's
drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27

pines" said the janitor philosopher,
"our brave bves fond it hard to move
around. But not so wild the inimy; thin
haythin are just like molasses; tn hotter
it ie tn fasther they run"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27

DeWtt's Little Early Risers benefit
permanently They lend gentle assistance
to nature, causing no pains or weakness,
permanently curing constipation and
liver ailments. Janeck's Drug Store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27
GOlieniale Gossip.

T. l.. Masters and Arthur Hale re-
turned from trip to Yakima county
Monday. They took several head OF
cattle with them and were looking for a
to find suitable place disposed of their
cattle to a North Yakima butcher. They
expect to leave the last of the week for
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27

oval, let me- look at one that amt
made by combination. Pm opposed
ter encouraging them air trusts by pur.
chasn' their goods. b'gosh."
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and bacon. IS l2t
The brother of Cashier Hunter, of the
local Northern Pacific railway Office, is
visiting him from Spokane.
Miss Grace Tibbetts, OF Beatrice, Neb..
is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. J. \. Shell
ley. on north Second street
Fred Parker aud Geo. W. Carey re-
turned saturday rom trip to their Fish
Lake copper mining properties.
Money saved is money Garner. Nothing
truer Save money by buying your
hardware right for cash at y. Il. Barton's
Second street. 24-u
Among others in the regiment, Cor
poral Jas. w. Spahr, of Company +,
arrived from Manila on July "a
Everything the camper Misunderstanding
tackle, ammunition, etc. at the Wal
laceCoburn Hardware company.
Gilt Edge store has best fruits and veg
etablcs in city. 2S12t
W. J.. Malioy has LETT his cigar stand
in charge of his partner and is enjoying
ten days vacation on the Sound.
Mrs. Mills, wife of John Mills, promi-
nent Yakima sheep owner, is at the new
Walla Waila hospital for treatment.
'' 10 "'I' Eus' s'oie '"' oest coI'eeS
ahu 'e's' ~oI-'
W. II. James returned from Portland
Friday last. He will leave Portland 10y
ship for Frisco on the 3lst OF this month
10 resume MS duties on the sacramento
pee
]. +. Furman, representative OF the
New York Life Insurance company, ac
cnmpanied by his wife, lelt Saturday
evening Tor H"uhd cities anu VIII ne gone
several weeks
We are selling Fancy Lemons at the
lowest price. kinsey Il Co.
;, c,.e.,, 49,,
Billy Splswn to Seattle With 81 head Of
horses, returned few days ago. At that
time Mr.. Splawn had disposed of about
halfthp horses.
Ii you want to buy, sell, or trade, 90 to
the Big Tent Second Hand Store, south
OF Collin Bros, Second It. 26-tf
"'''f""e M'uui'ne ''aS n'eu sun io'
Middling. charming desertion and non.
snnport SNYDER & prahle are the nIain-
tiHps ot,o,roya
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MAJOR W. W. Evans oi Tacoma VINO
was soJourh'he III lak'r'"' Was 'aileu
nu'''e"'y nome oy 'elestaPn Recently
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Money to loan on improved city prop
=rtv; : per cent. no delay. Inquire of
IF Donst * Dam 27-tf