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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-31
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-ONE NEW BOX TOP
buggy: one new twO-seat trap: $50; one
second hand phaeton. Inquire 20l-203
Weybosset STREET Cmch29
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BAKERY AND BARN TO LET AT
l6 Benedict street. Arlington. u. l.
l25l
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED SOIL
citors Of good appearance for crayon
portraits; liberal commission. payable
weekly. Address at once, Globe Por-
trait Co., 1926 SO. Main ST., FAN River.
Mass (2D
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WANTED-ACTIVE YOUNG PEO-
pie I'm every town and city OF the u.
5. TO represent us; cash offers; iarge
inducement 10 right parties; send =
cent stamp for particulars. BlGELoW
d MILLER. Lowell, Mass. (25)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-31

TO LET-26s PINE STREET. VERY
nicer lower tenement. aii modern i'm
provements separate furnace. etc Ap-
ply 20 O.. l.. PIERCE. Board Of Trade.
city. tZ)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-31

FOR SALE-On Adelaide avenue.
near Elmwood avenue. building site
5OxlOO. 45 cents per SO. II. to move il
Quick. G.. l.. & III. j. GROSS, Room 2,
10 opiyau building.
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SMALL DAILY IN MASSACHU-
setts. the only one in city OF $4,000:
splendid opening; investigate. Address
Box 762. Franklin Falls, n. III. (2O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-31

TO LET--Tenemenys In all parts OF
the city. ranging from 80 To s2S per
month. A. .. SiAKEE. 107 Westnins-
ter street. (Sj-tD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-31

DIVORCES quietly and legally OBJ
talned for eight causes. DOLMAN Il
BUETTNER. Attorneys-at-Law. Es-
tablIshed Is years. Highest references
given. 1873 Arch street Philadelphia.
a2e-tf
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Makes, 107 Westminster Street.

ROOM RENTING AGENCY-Parties
having rooms to rent and those wish
ing TO hire rooms. VIII hnd IL at their
advantage TO call at our Office. 1O7
Westminster street. room II. Q9j-tD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-31

FOR SALE--On South Angel street
a one-family house. practically new
with every modern appliance; small
stable; 1880 square feet of land; price
si2. 900, of which $1,000 may remain on
mortgage at per cent. G.. l.. & III. j.
GROSS, Room 2, Banigan building.
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,si;' sSsS""S:sSGss vi e, Paul Arnold

Ciairyoyant and Life Reader. past, present
and future, " ABORN STREET Hours IN
a M. 20 80 y. M. daily sundsysRt 10 . v. m.
ging Professor bell Get your scissors
mars Wxflmo
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

i II NE w Ss i IhONA
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Isaac |. Gutf Co, 81 Weyhossst ST.
FOR sALE-FOR YOUR RENT,
modern cottage. . rooms: all improve
ments; desirsbly located; near schools,
cars, etc. Plans at Office. ISAAC L..
GoFF a. CO.. 81 Weybosset street.
FOR SALE-sl. .<50 BUYS A GOOD q
family house in the city, near car line.
good tenants: pays 10 per cent; terms
easy. ISAAC l.. GOFF a. CO., ~ Wey-
bosset street.
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE LEVEL
building lots; only 200 feet from pro-
posed electric line; $40 each; terms
easy. ISAAC l.. GOFF g. CO., 81 Wey-
bosset street.
FOR .SALE-cHOICE BUILDING
lots I'm all parts OF the city at low
prices. Get our prices before buying.
ISAAC L. GOFF a. CO, 81 Weybosset
street.
FOR sALE-MoDERN s-ROOM COT
tage, east side: corner lot; furnace,
bath. hot water, etc. Will sell very
cheap: terms easy. ISAAC l.. GOFF &
CO.. 81 Weyb bosset street.
FOR SALE-NEAR BROAD ST. A
good building lot for only $500; terms
easy. ISAAC l.. GOFF & CO, 81 Wey-
bosset street. Real estate. Insurance.
FOR SALE-TwO-FAMILY HOUSE
I'm good condition, near the city; lots;
only s1.S00: terms easy. ISAAC L..
GOFF d CO., 81 Weybosset street.
FOR SALE-NEAR POTTER AVE-
nue. In Emwood: level and desirable
lots: only $500; terms easy. ISAAC l..
GoFF & CO., 81 Weybosset street.
FOR sALE-saoO BUYS A GOOD
lot on Althea street; curbed and sewer
ed; 100 feet from car line. ISAAC l..
GOFF & CO., 81 Weybosset street.
FOR SALE--LEGANT HOUSE
lot on Bellevue avenue; curbed and
severed: good neighborhood: very
cheap. ISAAC l.. GOF'F & CO.. 81 Wey-
bosset street.
FOR SALE-ON COLUMBIA AVE.
adjoining Roger Williams Park: fine lot
for $500: terms easy. It's a bargain.
ISAAC l.. GOFF & CO., 81 Weybosset
street.
FOR SALE-DOUBLE YOUR MON
ey Invest In our $50 house lots; high,
dry and level; sure 10 increase in value;
terms easy; no interest. ISAAC L.
GOFF e. CO. 81 Weybosset street.
FOR sALE-OwN A NICE HOME
with your rent money: our modern cot
tages are well built. have all convent
ences and our terms are light. ISAAC
L. GOFF & co. 81 Weybosset street.
FOR SALE-LIVE AT WASHING
ton Park Pure air: fine view OF the
bay: water gas. electric lights. schools
etc. Lots so down. ISAAC l.. GOFF
& CO, 81 Weybosset street.
FOR SALE-HANDSOM NEW p
family house. Is rooms; all improve
ments: steam heat; attics separate: ex-
ceIlent location: terms easy. ISAAC T..
GOFF g CO. 81 Weybosset street.
R-SALE-N4GIi-S- -S-Ro9M-e6F-
tage: all newly papered and painted:
ISAAC /. GOFF e. CO., 81 Weybosset
street.
FOR SALE-ELEGANT 7-ROOM
cottage: all modern: terms 5000 down:
$40 per month with interest. Now is
the time 70 own your home. ISAAC L.
GOFF e. CO.. 81 weybosset street.
FOR SALE-s10o BUYS A LOT BE-
tween Gladstone avenue and Smith
street invest your money here. ISAAC
l.. GOFF g. CO. 81 Weybosset street.
(mch1s-2m)
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BICYCLE FOR SALE-BOYS' ISIN.
frame i'm good condition. Apply 90
Broad street, city. (mch2D
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TO LET-NICE TENEMENT OF
rooms, water closet on floor: SIS per
month. ROBERT MUIR, IS Elm street.
(mch236O
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TO ADULTS ONLY-Sunny tene-
ment OF rooms, newly fitted, excel,-
ent location, ten minutes from city hall.
on line OF electrics; rent IS per month.
Address j. o. WALPOLE. 107 West
minister street, Room IL. ian7 tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03
INSURANCE RATES UNCHANGED.

The first OF November has come and
gone and the promised reduction in in
surance rates has not ulateviailzed. The
pibl.c is informed that "there has been
IN unexpected delay in Issuing cards,
which IL tbs same excuse that was made
month ago. yet insurance rates re
main unchanged.
It Is evident that there Is no little DIFF
ference % opinion among the local
agents as 10 the date when the pro-
posed reduction shall go into effect.
Probably the numerical majority are
n0t in favor OF relating any policies
issued prior to the receipt Of the new
cards, which will not be for several
weeks yet On the other hand, some u
The firms doing a large amount OF bust
ness Insist that the reduction shall 20
into effect a the tine 81 was first def
nitely promised. They have. in good
faith. been assuring their clients who
have taken out policies since that time
that such policies would receive the
benefit Of the proposed reduction when
the new rates were announced. An ef-
fort r. now being made 10 force them to
repudiate their pledges or bear the loss
themselves They o. not propose TO
submit to either Of these contingencies,
hence the war among the agents
II is nov stated that the reduction will
De from l. 70 20 per cent. on an aver
age, but In case Of hazardous stocks
the reduction VIII not apply. There
was never a better illustration given OF
a great cry and small crop of wool
since the Irishman sheared the hog.
For more than six months past the pub
He has been informed at frequent inter
walls that q substantial reduction In in
nounced The reduction has not yet
been made. and there is no telling when
Il Will b. made. but we are now told
that when IL does come 1t will be as
stated above. from Is 10 80 per cent. on
an average and hazardous stocks will
not share in the benefit.
Bat why this discrimination? The in
surance companies demanded that some
so. 600 he expended In the betterment OF
the FIR" department as a condition prace-
dent 20 the reduction OF rates which
demand was granted, Did not this i'm
grovemcnt reduce the risk ON hazard
ous stocks Of goods az we'll as on ali
other kinds Of property liable TO injury
ar destruction 10y fire. There Is no
logic In this position Of the companies
IL IS IL plain hold mp,
\ long suffering public viii take In
n fresh stock % patience and await
further developments.
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THE P.-I. AND THE SOLDIERS.

Sundays Post-IntellieenOer viii especial
~ commend itself 10 the patriotic people
Q: Washington, for ii viii be devoted in
large part 70 the exploits and the home
coming OF the peerless Washington troops.
Elaborate preparations have been carried
out to make the fort hc0 ming issue va!ua-
bic f!cn "a historical standpoint. and al
artistic gem from the standpoint % the
artist. II will contain a complete review
o. the exploits Of the troops In the Phil
ippines. and will be handsomely illustrated
with half tones and sketches.
In o,her respects the Sunday edition will
compare fayorably with the nigh standard
ST by this paper.
On accoun. Of It's unusual features, the
Sunday Post-Intelligercer should be pre-
served by its many readers a. a faithful
mirror Of The history making deeds of he
First Washington and the glory achieved
by fearless soldiers on the battlefield.
No one can afford to be without the sun
day Post-Intellige
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

How One Outside Point Regards the
Seattle Celebration

Port Townsend Leader.
There Is another element also. that mas
operated To dampen the enthusiasm OF the
people of Port Townsend III regard 70 the
Seattle celebration. as no doubt 1t has OPP
Grated In other paris of the state. and
that i the apparent apathy OF consider
able element Of the Seattle people them
selves toward this reception. The senti-
ment referred 70 has found expression from
day TO day In the editorial columns Of
the Daily Times. and has been carried to
such an extent to leave the impression
that the Seattle reception and celebration
will be n farce or a failure. and certainly
not worth taking up the time and attention
OF outsiders. In fact, enc Involuntary
forms the opinion. from reading the Times
comments from day TO day. that even the
Seattle people themselves are not taxing
mach interest In the celebration. and viii
pay little attention TO It. II would appear
from the sarcastic squibs In the Times that
only two or three companies Of the voiun-
teers will be there anyway. and IN spite OK
official news reports from steamship ana
railroad Offices 20 the contrary the Times
articles still leave their sting and make
II appear that the celebration VIII not be
worth seeing. The Times may be- perfect
ly honest and conscientious in its remarks
but II they have left the same impression
in other parts Of the state as in Port Town
send they have served 10 keep thousands
OF people away from the Seattle Vo!un-
teers' celebra ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

Once when travelling IN the north OF
Ireland an Engiishtnan OF letters CHANGED
upon a small town which, to his surprise.
he found extensively flied with an
nouncements Of a cnncert al which Nine.
Patti was to appear
The price Of admission 10 the back Of
tha hall being the extremely moderate
one OF threepence he FASTENED TO secure
seat After long interval of waiting.
the manager stepped forward. remark
ing
Ladies and gentlemen, I regret 10 Say
that Mime. Patti Is unable TO appear to-
night In order. however, 10 save You
from disappointment. | have arranged
that Miss Arabella Jones II our town IF
Baliy slack CUTLERY. shah favor you with
a song - Ynllt h. Cnmpn Mon.
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attention II the careless hunter TO The fac.
tha, he also is after game and IS no, the
game itself The American hunter, OF The
contrary, dons a tawn-colored hunting suit
and selects for 4 companion an exci.able
young man inclined 10 shoot at everything
tina, stirs within his range Of vision and
make an investigation afterward II the
young man does nc; shoe, the fawn-c0iorei
sui. full of holes before the day Is over
The hun, is regarded as highly successful
- 81 0s9
An exchange tells Lis that instead Of is
suing return checks 70 persons leaving a
theare- during the performance the jap
anese mark the departing spectator on the
hand with an India rubber stamp. Il that
practice obtained in this country some
men We Not of would look like the tat
tooed monstrosity IN a side show a; the
end OF ;ive-act melodrama-
- o'e -
There il a strangely familiar tone TO
those London papers who ale criiicisins
Gen. Whites tactics and telling jus; wha-
he should have done in order TO have won
instead CT lost battle. This country Is
also blessed with numerous newspaper
military strategists capab.e Of giving ex-
pert advice On any and al occasions. Like
their British brethren. distance from the
scene of action aDd ignorance II conditions
merely serve TO make them more certain
OF their ability TO criticise and justly con-
denim the action of trained military OFF,
GERS on the ground. The newspaper Mill
tary expert Is d nuisance that ought 20 b.
abated whether he makes his habitat In
New York or IN London.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

Candidate Bryan always voices the SEN
tinents OF the audience he faces. Where
sound money is favored he addresses him
self 10 the task OF Strengthening trusts de-
nOuncing the war In the Philippines and
picturins the evils OF 'militarisn." whil2
free silver Is discreetly kept in the back
ground. To that audience Organism means
anti-expansiou. anti-trusts and anti-miu-
taI1sm with the currency question some
where in the background as a side issue.
AT Weeping Water. Neb.. last week ne
faced an audience welded 10 free silver
and 10 them he said: Il desire again TO
say 20 YOU that the silver question. a.
presented four years ago-the issue Of
u 10 i, il You please--is as alive today as
ever. In spite Of the frantic efforts Of the
Republican party 10 befuddle that para
mount issue. The Chicago platform Is as
fine specimen OF Democratic art today
"a ever before. ana there ia nothing In II.
as originally drafted, that should De repu-
dated after four years Of experience
Therefore. let the lovers OF free silver be-
not disappointed or fear that the issue is
being neglected. Naturally, new issues
arise, following great foreign complica-
tons. but they do not necessarily obli:er-
ate old issues. though for a moment they
may overshadow them" To the Weeping
Water audience Organism means that rec
silver is the cornerstone II Democratic
faith with anti-imperaiisn and anlt-ex-
pansion "a temporary expe1ients, Any
thing to get votes.
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Victoria Colonist.

tNtNfIs- tU4UIII-L-
On October % Capt. C. 4. Weldon OF
the Royal Dublin fusiiiers. was killed at
the fight at Glencoe. He had a short time
be fore the beginning Of hostilities IN South
Africa exchanged into the fusliers from
the Nottinghamshire regiment. IN which
he had been made captain in the place OF
an officer killed at Dargai heights or
October % 1895 The latter officer was
promoted to fill the place vacated by one
who was killed In the Soudan on October
~. 1897. These nre certainly very remark
able condolences. and suggest good
many things, one % them is that British
officers are doing more than their share
in GENE nting the empire with their blood
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

An agent u the Chiaese Eastern rail-
raa1 Is in New York for the purpose ot
purchasing $50 go worth Of American ma
eaine tools pumps. hoilers etc OF this
sHlount H.s,so viii he expended for ma
chinery f7r tbs large marine repair shops
"a be- constructed hy he company AZ Por.
Arthur ana - Fl" f-r equipment O. the
construction saol.s ~ the Shanghai dol IA
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fo- throwing out the entire vote q these
two cities. II is admitted that each place
vii give Taylor. the Republican candidate.
from i2l.o 70 500 majority. and II their
vote can tie thrown CIT by the Goebe. state
election board /. all resai. IN the election
q Go@bel. The Republicans ana the Brown
Democrats are working together 10 pre-
went the contamination Of the plot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

The Hon. Billy Masou's threat 10 resign
II the national Republican convention does
rot adopt his views on pending questions
has had the effect Of bringing out large
number OF numerously signed petit ms
from his enthusiastic constituents. urging
him 20 resign al once and not avail; tie
action Of the national convention. 1t Il
said he - seriously contemplating taking
the advice 50 freely ana generously Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03
SEATTLE, FRIDAY, NOV. q


The most anG the best We can get
out % the interesting article on the
Nebraska campaign III yesterday Post
Iutelligencer Ii that the state In close
aud exceedingly doubtful. The FUSION
lists are displaying the greater energy
AMI enthusiasm, the Republicans are
well organized ana reasonably conf
dent. but. despite favoring conditions.
they realize that they ara making an
Up hill light. Col. Bryan is wagiug
remarkable campaign Ia save his state
and his own political bacon He IL
making "a rear platform tour. covering
"A dozen points and Az many speeches
per day. Bryan's unhagging Industry,
perfect physique. ana versatile ora'ori-
cal powers were neyer shown IL strong
er advantage. John l.. Aitgold has besn
sent To Nebraska IL help him out. AT
geld despite the general atmosphere Of
distrust aud suspicion which ever sur
rounds him, il "a speaker OF rare power
and striking originality, No more for
midahle campaigne~ could have been
chosen 10 support RTyau's mistaken
cause. The Republicans have sum
moued Senator Fairbanks ana Assist
ant Secretary Of War Geo, ID. Mekie-
1ohn. ana they have besides thrown out
a strong array Of their local speakers
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They Will Soon Appear.

The Post -Intell!gencer Is in receipt OF in
Quiries relative 10 write-ups of several
towns and districts in Washington and
British Columbia, promised 10 be given at
some time during the recent past. An ex-
PLANTATION Is due that delay has been caused
By press of work in the art department Of
this paper. The strain is now practically
relieved, and the POst-lntellgencer feels
warranted In stating that il will be able
to publish these articles In their order I'M
mediately after the volunteers reception.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

1t Is fairly illustrative OF the English
character that the first reports Of the lis
aster at Laiysinith. which contained the
ominous word ''capitulate' in connection
with the capture OF the British troops by
The Beers. caused feeling OF fear lest
the troops had surrendered 10 the army
Of farmers without making such resist
ance as the history and traditions of he
English army required. When the facts
were known and Il was learned tina, tho
capture was only effected after every
cartridge was exhausted and further .e-
sistance useless, a SIGH OF relief went up
ana press ard public alike txclainsd: at
Was not 90 bs1 as We feared" The l0ss
was had enough, but British honor re-
ma!ued uuimpaired.
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Hemp Feathers, All Same Injun.

Corvallis Or, Union-Gazette
few days ago a lady passing down the
street. with the fashionable hat and feath-
ers on her head, attracted the attention
Of an aged Indian who happened ~ he
standing near. Taking a long ana careful
look at the lady and her plumes as she
passed. the old SCARED veteran cf the red
men exclaimed: "Humph Heap feathers!
All same Injun long time agot'
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What's that terrible racket" asked
The visitor.
''Oh. don't ray any attention - e." 20
-rirnei tho man who occupied the MID Tie
Pa. It's rally nothing a. all. You sac.
TIE 10y In the tcn hat AMI me hoy in the
lower fat have a telegraph code. ard taey
talk 20 each other over the steam pipe that
runs through this room NJ reason - ~
disturbed I assure you"-Cshicaeo Evening
Past
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Signs of nm Open Winter.



George T Bale has an apple tree which
has evidently. and with some reason. mis-
taken the past summer for a hard winter.
ana has preceded 10 bloom as though Il
We're spring,ime. The Indians. by the
way. claim that the bark on their dogs
The looks Of the sturgeon teeth and ether
infanbie signs all indicate an open winter
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s~huvI Has His Defects.


tiymrf8n.
Carl Schurz gave President Lincoln tho
wovs: possible advice In the worst nossi-
BE wav n l~ic and as = general vas an
utter fzzle. iIs a~SUrun.ion ~ Superior
wisdom about MIR McKinIeys war"
counts sor nothing with those who know
the Scrurz record.
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Prosperity fn the Dominion.

vancouver. 4 @. News-Advertlser
II may be added that the returns "a a
whole indicate r. gain I'm the bank clear
ance aggregate Of about 10 per cent. for
iSqs~9 over the Ike record OF the previous
year. and therefore point to "a very de-
ciicd all-round growth Of Canadian com
merciai activity.
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t'n.nHNoIIa Fr'NrVrlse.
AL over tile Northwest Il has lseen gan
erallv admitted that there - nothing HE
the Seattle spirit" In the Grays har-
b7r ce3lnfry there - something tina: Is
p-r,frx t. have squal Est-there qualities
:, IS ",te Aberdeen rustic
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7 EEFIIttFFF IEt4f'N
Thn Doors may gain few Gava-ta rts
while john Buli - getting good and
ready hut The war cRn only have one Pa
suit---th" aip5nS Of fAs Trsnsvaai rap1ltl-
IL - he naap
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Spokane Spokesman Review
II VIII not surprise anybody that James
]. Hill has ordered two larse steamships
FOR the trade between Puget sound and
japan. MI Htil has been talking Of tire
Orient fer a year or more aud he gen
orally knows what no i talking about.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

" IVA " a Itl { FltFff-
Whoever Il moves & IS the Insignia ~
progress. the advance * trade. com
rsercs art an enlightened civilization
That Gag v.}! never tjshonnr the people
o.. the Ph5'5py.'ne archipelago
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We0a'Chee BepubI!oan.
II seems - lie n ho.y terror 20 had
people. and some % thu city's denizens
have already had snakes in their boots
- a consequence, We gaze-i upon Il last
Tuesday. and x Ia unQues,lorably a great
cNrioslty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

can gains there ought 70 he Z fusion
defeat this year; but !. IL probfer1at'cas
e there will DC.