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PROPERTY OWNERS CLAIMS.
Request That They BE Included in
COmmiss i0ners' Estimates,


COmmissioners' Estimates.
The Commissioners received letter from
Chaplin Brown several days ago requesting
that they include in their estimates for the
next fiscal year an appropriation to pay the
owners of property on AIbermarle Street,
in Tenleytown. the amounts awarded to
them by the condemnation proceedings of
last year. The property owners were re-
quired to appear before two separate juries,
who condemned the land in question and
each time the award was made the Com
missioners refused to pay the amount of
damages.
The property owners considered these
amounts too low, but agreed to take the
last award If the settlement was made
Immediately. The land which is to be ac-
quired by the District is in the bed of
the road, and the holders of the titles to
1t are unable to dispose of it for that rea-
son. The request is made for the appro-
priation to be made equal to the amount of
the last award with interest with a pro-
vision included for further condemnation
proceedings in case the Commissioners
deem such measures advisable,
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bears little resemblance to a battleship OF
the first class at the present time, with its
comparatively low, heavily armored hull,
revolving turrets, small number of power
full breech-loading guns and military masts
Under the classification no proper place
can be found for such a battleship, or for
modern cruisers, torpedo boats, or moni-
tors.
The attention of Congress has been re-
peatedly called to this anomalous state of
affairs and in his annual report TO the
Secretary, Captain Lemly, of the Judge
Advocates Department, renews former rec
concentrations made by this bureau.
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All-wool cardigan jackets, either single
or double breasted-blue, back, 81 50
cardinal, wine. and tan-for .JU
Also non-irlitatlng feeced lined shirts
and drawers which have sanitary quail
ties; warmth, comfort and dGrab lity S1
Two pieces .......................
Wright's genuine health underwear made
with double lock sti5ching-Jhe fleeing is
woven in the fabric and is warranted not
10 wear off Guard your health against 81
the coming cold weather, two pieces.
New Dept-Johnson q LuttrelI Building.
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5. KANN, SONS & co.
9th and Market Space.
Capital Savings Bank Election.

AT the annua! meeting of the stockho.d-
ers of the Capital Savings Bank. held al
6o9 F Street northwest last night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Hon. John r. Lynch
vice president. Jerome A. johnson; secre-
tary, r.. II. Terrell; treasurer, L. c. Bal
ley; cashier, ID. b. McCary: board of di-
rectors, James F. Bradford, DR. w. S. Lof-
ton, Or. John r. Francis, Wyatt Archer.
Whitetield McKinlay. L. C. Bailey, H. E.
Baker, John A. Pierre, w. S. Montgomery,
Dr. A. w. Tanell, r. II. Terrell, John r.
Lynch. Dr. William A. Warfield, and Rob-
ert Williams.
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KLoNDIKE WIRE FACILITIES.
Operations of the Line From SkaR
nay to Dawson.

operations OF the Line From SkaR.
nay to Dawson.
Consul Dudley, of Vancouver, informs
the State Department that the telegraph
line from Skaguay to Dawson was COM
pleted September %, and is now In opera
tion. The nearest point to Skaguay reach
ed by telegraph, adds the consul, is Cum
berland, or Comax, British Columbia. Ar
rangements will be made for steamers to
call at Comax to deliver messages brought
from Skaguay and on their northbound
trips for messages to be delivered at Skag-
uay. This places Dawson within two and
one-half days by telegraph.
Mr.. Dudley has alsb been informed that
officers are at work surveying a line from
Ashcroft on the Canadian Pacific Railway,
by way of Quesneile, British Columbia, to
Telegraph Greek, In the valley OF the Stick
ner River. As soon as the survey is COM
pleted it is expected that q telegraph line
viii be constructed. A branch line to At
lin. b. c., from Lake Bennett will also
soon be in operation.
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AT. the Naval Ac.aemx

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct lit is stated
that Major o. C. Bergman, United States
Marine, Corps, who was stationed on the
Olympia, will be assigned to command the
Naval Academy marine barracks, now tenn
porarily in comand Of Capt. L. ]. MagilI,
who relieved Capt ]. H. Pendleton yester-
day. Captain Pendleton leaves Thursday
for Sitka, Alaska.
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Dem ented In ElIicott City.

Inspector Boardman this morning received
message. from the police authorities of Ellicott
City, Md.ss stating that John c. Isel, who gives
his residence as 461a Bates Street northwest. was
found yesterday wandering in the streets there,
apparent " ss1Hented. His brother, Harry G. Isel
of 14l5 Street. was notified and has provided
tfanspossxsieas ss- bring him home.
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MIR. Vanderlip Not to Leaxe

Assistant 'seerfyary Vanderlip said there was no
truth in the story printed today to the effect
that he would shortly leave the Treasury to ac-
cept an offer from Newt York bank. lie might.
he said, go to New Yorkssome time or other. but
he did not know when. 1t is not likely, he said.
that Secretary Gage will go to New York on
leaving the Cabinet -
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Uncle Sam Don'tWear

Truss. but he carries the Al:
~ Cushion Truss all over the United
States. Men. women, and childr.a
cear and like them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
nth comfort; nothing else VIII. Consultation
and two weeks' trial Tree. Office, parIors, watt
Ing and consutation rooms on the same door,
Catalogues free THE R0RICK AIR CUSHION
Truss COMPANY. liza v st. NV. I'd Hocr.
iy13-tf
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The GaIlinger Case Report.

The Civil Service Commissioners within few
days, it was said this morning, will make public
their repsrt on. the of Senator Galiinger of
New HsSFaSFss who was charged by. former
Governor stay@ia M that State, with violating
the Civil; law. The Commission, it will
be remembsffd d Investigated the, charges several
months ago. bug made no final report on the case.
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Maryland oyster Tongars

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. 11.-Anne Arun-
del oyster tongers to the number of l,05l
have been licensed this season. The dredg-
ing season will begin October Is. and az
dredging licenses were issued up to noon
yesterday.
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Licensea TO Marrv. -

Among the marriage licenses granted yesterday
in Baltimore was one to. Herbert. r. Miles, Of
Washington, D. c., and Mary E. Gresser, Of Bal
timore county, Nd.
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Report of the Health omcer.

The report of the Health Officer for the week
ending October q shows that the mortality OF the
District for the week was In against 1l5 OF the
week previous. OF the, total number ei deaths,
"a occurred among the whites and 80 among the
the eolored people, the death rate being % 90
There were 104 cases of diphtheria in quarantine
at the close of the last report and 26 new cases
were discovered. Forty-sot:r premises were re-
leased from quarantine restrictions. leaving Sc
isolated cases.
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is. Kall, Sons { Co..
Always fhe besf of everything
for fhe Ieasf money
The Busy Corner.
School Suits
for Boys.

Wonder if the school lads of King
Arthur tine wore clctles OF mai I?
What a chance the fash on offered !
First ION in boz S garments is
las: n ness. We've had ours made
pretty near wearproof and ripproof.
One special of 200 Boys Suits in three
styles. Double breasted, Sailor Blouse,
and Vestie; all-wool cheyiots and cassi-
meres; satisfactorily made and trimmed.
Double breasted Suits from to 10 years,
with double seat; pants in different pat
terms.
Sailor Blouses, from 3 to 10 years; strict
ly all-wOol; designs in plain blue and
mixed cheviots; all handsomely braided.
Nestie Suits in 4 patterns of Scotch
Cheviot and Heuingbone; made with sep
arate vests and shields; neatly braided and
trimmed; 8 to years.
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Pictures Free of Charge.

y. Ackeriy Sackett, the silhouette artist, has
been engaged by Joseph sAuerbach, 623 Pennsyl-
yania Avenue, for a limited period to demonstrate
his sbllAy OF executing sihopette pictures gratis
OF customers visiting Sir. Auerbach's store.
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Stationery.

We all know that things which are not
movable are stationary. but we have 2 list
OF moving vafues in our stationery depart
ment which are propelled by such prices as
these.
LOCO boxes of assorted Papetrie, 10 inc
styles 10 choose from, per box. fV
Egyptian parchment paper in azure and
white, well-kAown 25c quality, per 1SC
pound. d..---..-.---.-....... ~
Envelopes to match, per package U
1,50O pounds of HurIburt's very best
writing paper in azure-dresden. 11C
cream and white, per pound. "a
Also put up in Papetrie form. "a DC
sheets and "A envelopes. Li
A very special line of white envel- &c
opes, assorted shapes, per package. y
Ladies superior grade ink tablets, Qc
/" sA|SS'"'. "
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Columbia Theatre-Herbert kelcey and Efie
Shannon, -'The Moth and the FIame;'' evening
National Iheatre-"At the White Horse TaY.
ern;" afternoon and evening
/ Lafayettea slpare Opera House-"The Choir In.
visible" :essning =
. Grand Opera sHouse-yaudeville; afternoon and
evening",
Academy sof Mnsic-John Leonard, in "Two
Jolly Rovers;'' afternoon and evening.
Kernan's-'Imperiar' BurIesquers; afternoon
and evening".
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TN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Richardsou Her

Representative James D. Richardson, of Ten
nessee rs in Washington, attending the meet
ing of the scottish Rite Masons
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TIDE TAHIE
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide..,..... ..s..I2.6s A. NJ. and 1884 PM
Low tide. ide................6:5s A. NJ. and 7:0S p NJ
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THE SUN AND MOON

Temperature at l p. m..........................T
Highest temperature yesterday, p. No.. a
Lowest temperature yesterday, 5 a. m.........4 .4t
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SiG0 is the Resu ar Price and Value.
Special Tomorrow, $2.OS.
I'd floor, Boys Clothing Department.
Silk Waists and Suits.

so Black and Colored Taffeta Silk Waists,
corded front and back, very spe- q 90
cial IS value. For ............SJ. SJ.JO
We are showing without a doubt the
finest assortment and the best grade of
Black and Colored Taffeta Silk Waists in
the city at the popular price a 90
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~f.JO
An elegant line of Black and Colored
Satin Duchesse Waists, made with fine
cluster of tucks. IS and &C Ak ,,d 81 IN
tl0 values. For .... SU.fo dha Si.JU
A very complete assortment of new cor
duroy, velvet and woolen
aists. in assorted col QQC to G M
ors For ................Jo 10 ~ 9J.VU
so fine All-wool Venetian Broadcloth
Suits, in black and royal, go sale to-
morrow. They are silk-lined throughout,
and are unmatchable at the Nh III
price OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o'oo
Every size.
Another shipment just received of these
double-breasted ught-ftulg scal.ore Ell
back homespun suits, with tafIeta
lined Jackets and stitched skirts. S11 5[l
New grey homespun suits with new seal
loped back and tight-ftting jackets, lined
with taffeta silk and sold every
where for $12.9S. Our special Gin IN
Second Floor-Suit Department
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0te Gpenins Gin,es
: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1se
Weather Prediction.
TEMPERATURE.

For The, District OF Columbia, Delaware. Mary
land, and Virginia-Cloudy tonight; shower,
Thursday; light southeasterly winds.
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ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

Lamps lit today. P NJ
Lamps out tomorrow. oy....................5 .5:l6 A. NJ
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JOHN KENNEDY.

Yards. 4th and r sta me-; IA Ii st. me-
Uptown Office. 1885 at. NV. Telephone, 1888
p. SAIL COAL THOROUGHLY SCREENED.
sel8-tf-em
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M ME-, THEO,

Medium and Card Reader. Washington's most
famous Clairyoyant and Palmist. Consult her on
business, love, and family affairs; Teunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages, and gives good luck Open daily. German
spoken; 25e and Soc 90 ii ST. NV oe7-7t
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Local Pensions Granted.

Among the pensions inst granted are the fol-
lowing for residents of the District OF Columbia:
Original. Charles p Welsh s6 Additional VIII
liam Mangum, Sc to $40. War with Spain, orig
girsl, James p Gadd;s Sc
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A Few Fetching Low
pric=d Desk Novelties.
Metal and velvet Pin Cushions. lU~
Glass Ink Wells. with meal trays. j
Decorated Desk Tablets with blot 1EC
ter, glass ink well, and pen box. ZJ
New Shamrock Pen Wipers. LJ
Cork Brownie Pen wipers. ...... fU
Beautifully embossed Blotter Folios. LJ
l.500 Rolls Of Crepe Paper; every 7C
color of the rainbow.
New White Ink, the warranted kind, nc
Regular Sc j
Section First floor.
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Mr.. Mitche,p- Western Trim.

Assistant Comptroller of the Treasury L. P.
Mitchell has gone 70 his home in Indiana TO look
after some business matters. He is expected back
the latter part OF next week.
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CI1!IIIllH!E'

uAuE VIII Sore Throat, Pimpies, Copper
nAtL iUU eoIored Spots, Aches, OLD Sores.
Ulcers in Mouth, Hair Failing?
Write COOK REMEDY CO., 1851 Masonic Temple
Chicago. ILL.,, for proofs Of cures Capital, s5O0,-
0u0- Worst cases cured in Is to 30 days 100
page book free.
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PHASES OF THE MOON FOR OCTOBER

Sun rose e..... .6:06 AN. Sun sets. 5:2s p NJ
Moon rises. Noon sets. .10:4l p NJ
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NOW's the Time

To lay in your coal supply. There's prospect Of
another advance in coal prices Better be carly
and place your orders now. word to the wise
is sufficient.
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OUR Sf.5o HATS

ought TO be marked SOC and 81 MORE, il
you judge them by the 81 and 81. so hats
you in other stores DERBYS and
FEDORAS-new fall blocks-SI So Good
ones for 81. Finer ones for s.
1FADLERS GLOVES, 81 NECK
WEAR, 25c. Heavy Underwear, SOC.
Colored Shirts, 5Oc up
MOORE & CULLINAN, 435 7th ST.,
oc10-tf Successors to A. r. LEWIS.
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Our Mems Dept. Offers

second Floor-suit Departmen
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IebbInR quotations.

The iobblng quotations today we're
~ follow
sugar gahbinrl Golden r. in hhiu.
ttsiis. extra e. In bhh. Ns1. pow.
darel. & -. dry Fr1nuintr1. g. N.
ruhe. q "a spot r1sh prices
Flour. etr. 9nhbluFl Patent IN.
raiient. 49, Novelty \. t31e. star
tbskerH1. t2Sa. Centennial, = Cola
Drop. s. 10 corn meal. yellow. 81 ~
g. 100 he In l0-lb sacks. sits ewt
20 III rncks corn meal. white. 81 COO
50 per 100 lbs iu i0-lb sacks go htl
In 4f.fb Hnrks miCkw heat -four. pure.
s. % per 50 lbs iB BIB sacks. crack
"a wheat. g. 10 pcr loo lha In n
To sacks. farina. $500 per loo in f=lh
sacks. So per 100 lbs In lob
Hackq. steel cut oatmeal. 81 n per
100 lbs IN t0.tb sacks graham -four.
o. 81 per 100 ihr In t0-ib ef eka Whole
wheat Hour 81 N ref iD0 ibs tn 10. ,
sacks. rye meal. t3i0 per 100 lbs Ia
10 In sacks; rye -four. s22s per 100 lhs
IN 10th sacks. split peas io0-lb sacks.
50 %. aplit peas. 81 N per 100 Ia n
25-ib boxes. mixed peas. $50 per 100
100 iba IN sacks, f2.1i per CUt in
25-lh boxes. wheat flakes. - ID
boxea. IT.. wheat flakes. s2a5 per
case Of 90 glib pkHa In hills
81 50 10 iba not. fancy ROLLED ahts
o Ib #lekz. $3.50. cracked wheat.
$40 rrr Dbl in fO-ib Hacka. aft i
cut oatmeal. $3.50 per bhl IN 20
10 aaf isa Graham Huur, t275 per Dbl
IN l0-lh socks. whole vhaat -four.
81. 10 par Hbf In f0-lb sacks. rye meal.
fg.75 per bal In 5o-lb aaoka rye flour.
- 90 per bhi, fancy rolled Oats. lsA
Ibs net in bhls. SASS. fancy rolled
oata. $50 lbs me- IN hbla. tlH. mury
rolled oats. ao-lb s1c'p, $3.50. fanny
rolled oats per case. 81 s.
case. 1250.
coffee uobblnE)-Green - Mocha.
per IL. 23a pc Java, per 10. 28a zge.
costa Haea. choice, per n. Gle.
Ranfted=A Ickle'a. m 100-lh ca4ea
por 100 lbs. ft275. eo-lb cases. per io1
/ Inc. 81 81. ae-lb cases, per iah HIS,
81 o.. Java. 5o-ib tine. per b. flni
sack a4c. Alden Mocha. 3iI5c. Cara
eala 97e Guatemala, pic ground
coffee. i6a zoe, Lion, 1908, il225, Cos,
~ 90.
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WILSON BILL
IN CONGRESS
u Provides for q Division OF
tho State Judic AIRY.

TACOMA. Dec ia special lis
patch from washington announces
that Congressman Jones had intro
ducsd the Wilson bill. providing for
division = this state into tWo ju-
dlciai districts. This would make the
Cascade range the dividing line. ami
make SPOKANE and Seattle the in
diclal headquarters for tie two dis-
tricta
Local attorneys who practise in
the United States court az well -
those who are familiar vith the pur-
poses - the bill and the true judi
clal situation are opposed 90 the
move. They make atrouE show
INK iu favor = dividing the state by
a line draen eaHf and wrEt. and
which would divide the east AMI
west side business between tsa
courts This same suggestion was
made when the Wilson bin vas in
troduced and the chamber ~ COM
merce. through a committee he's ted
b. Gen. J. " Ashton, prepared a
strong letter showing the need u
fhe east and wsHt dividing line.
The division 81 the state into tvs
judicial districts IL necessary to re-
iieve Judge Hanford A. present he
s. oyer7urdena1 with work and can
not b. expected 70 keep up wlih the
growth ~ TIRE big district There r.
now a bin before courreHa which
combine the circuit and district
United States courts under the aue
head Of the United states circuit
court. This. however. would not
tighten Judge Hanford's duties. II
would add to them and make the
need ~ division Of the state even
more apparent
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per month, and the price Of boarding
ariaonern from 80 cents to 90 cents
4 day
There IN movement on hand IN
fhehaiis go bulid a new apefn house.
The proposed building Will BE- larger
than the present one. and nearer the
center of town Ths intention ~ Go
form atock company Tot this pun.
uuse.
state F1sh Commissioner tittlc
saws that the NoltHaeh river Ia prov
inR one ~ the best streams ia the
state for silver salmon MANY nHh
viii be shipped from there To Little
Spokane and other hate heriea. whore
the supply OF the parent neh has
been short
j y. Lever. 81 Union. or. was In
Yakima last week.. working up
a wooden min project lie has had
excellent announcement aud tho
prospects are good Tor the deal 90 50
through The proposed mill would
consume about 50o o00 pounds ~
Wael annually and would rtvo rrKu-
lar employment 10 30 az 50 hands,
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OUR coUMTRv's FATHER

Todev IL the centennial annlvsr-
rary % the death n George WASH
inwton. Tonish, tbs Free and Ar-
ceptca Masnaw - Seattle viii hofi
memorial services at the First Pres
hytertau church.
The programme is a. fpiiows
Addrrss-s~The Personal Chars -
ter 90 washington BY the Rev II
u. GoSen # the Trinity Eri.-pps
church. u which church Washing.
ton wRs a member.
'Wsshingtonss Masonic History. p"
II ~ Hunsiey. 81 Arcaha lodge
Wasniuwtnu.r Las, Illness by
pr. Pareter. % Ionic lodge
Address s-s~ Influence - Mason.
~ IN Founding the American Rspub.
Dc" Prot J. VI Taylor. % 81 John :
lodge.
Vocal solo-tennie Houwhton Ed
murds.
Address-Rev. A. l.. Hutchlson.
song by ausrtetts.
Masonic benedietiou-Re A L.
Hutch bison.
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f~lshsd. surfaced orc up tive sifen. 8
81 IN T. inches wide. Et2418 length
y 20 10 feet. special lengths. sHH FER
M extra. one inch anlah. si1aIs. an
vertical Efasn. - per ~ extra. aaaf-
Ing. drsaae1 and matched. fi1Hzl.
stock boards. s.inrh. lsuis. fozInaH.
- sa0fe. tz-.Hch. tls1is. fencing. NJ
~ s-tnch nnish. -. NJ q q. Y ~
channel rustic Of drop siding. weight
zoe pounds. ttiutf. mr. timber. iaisfa
and asantifnEa. rough. ~ tn0I6 s /
$ =. fsanats. SIS. tifuA boards.
iE uch and up. SIS
washington Red CEDAR Lumber
Rough. 81 bevcl siding. ght. zoo
be. ttfdfs 20. ceiling. weights. Sas
/. saui - inch. 1900 lbs. Nos /. 2
ards. N-tnch. To0 he. tiaHs7. walasz
rafina. ttauA rustic. tfanes. -.
shingles. q 20 standard Hhtueiea,
81 10. l-inch finish. ~. ~ and is feet.
fGtH1l r oh finish. g. Iaf. cedar
squares. !. 3. ? and 70 feet tst81a.
pickets. 81.
Kiln drisi. 81 In advance 81 green;
drayaHe. sGe
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yIliRE o. no sdrae work" ln our shop
~ We give y1H the work when prumls
81. and W. charge unlF what ls filr con.
nideriuE uuf labor ard Hunry an wing "a.
fuiiira When drai1uE WiIh We yuu d.
not have tu pay the bill - rho man
who urw the f1Wu he didn't owe
ua anything his klud Of people pay 10
b. advance nr ~ dau.t ID the work
piaott G French Printing Co.
t0t " Washington st. Seattle. wash
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STATE NEWS.

Only - votes were cast AZ the che
halls city election.
The RoslYn coal miners were too
busy 70 take holiday on Thanks
giving day.
The payroll 81 the city rmrlpyes
81 Tacoma f5r the month OF Noven-
Der amounted to go. 800.
Walla Wa1a wheelnnen nre taking
steps toward the construction OF a
cycle path between their city and
Dayton.
Dog salmon now bring 60 cents
each on Puget sound. which ig said
20 be the highest price ever paid f5r
the FISH.
The Builders Exchange. Of sppn
ane ~ preparing 10 take the militia
tive In establishing the wage scale
for the building trades Of the city
for next year.
The commissioners Of Walla Walla
county have reduced the salary Of
the deputy sheriff from 500 10 $50
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N the Superior Court ~ the state
af Washington Tor King county.
summons for publication No BE-
%.
=. \ Hartley. plaintiff. vH. william
Meeulloch. T. 4. Sandersun and
g. u. Patteu. defendants.
The state 81 Washington Il the said
William McCulioch and g. II. Pat.
ton. greeting.
You and each ~ You are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty
DAYS after the date Of The first pub
lirafion Of thip summons. ta-ylt.
within sixty DAYS after the i4th day
% December, 1899 and defend the
above entitled action IN the above
entitled court, and answer the COM
rlalnt Of the plaintiff and serve a
copy OF your answer upon the I'm
deralFned attorneys for plaintiff nt
their aihcc below stated and I'm ease
uf Your failure 80 10 do Judgment
viii te rendered against Won accord
Ing tn the demand NJ the eompla int.
which has been filod with the cierl,
Of said court
The object ~ tho above entitled
action IN 10 obtain Judgment against
the said defendants aud each OF
them FOR the sum 81 $3.50 with inter
est IT the rate of t. uer cent. per
auuum from October ~. 1879. for the
aum If $50 Tor attorneys fees and
far plaintiffs costs and disburso.
msuts hcroin. on q certain promls-
sorry note made, executed and deIiv-
cred by said defendants In piaIntin
ON June 90, 1898. You are further
notified that plaintiff has caused n
writ 81 attachment To- be issued IN
the above entitled action. aud mas
caused levy thereof to be made upon
certain property of defendants al,
follows, towit; one certain pipe boil
err, two detached coils. ono drum
aud one piece OF pipe. sltunted In
Seattle. King county. Washington,
aad that in case Judgment Is render.
81 in favor NJ plaintiff. said property
will be sold and proceeds applied
towards the satisfaction ~ said
Judgment
MCCLURE & MCCLURE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
=. .. address: Room IS Dexter
Horton n co. bank building, Seattle,
King county, Washington.