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The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08
Personal.

Post Office Inspector George S. Evans,
who has charge of the New England dis
triot. suffered stroke of paralysis in Bos-
ton Monday. overwork and the heat are
believed to have caused the illness.
K. L. Cooling and family entertained "a
party of about 20 nelghbors and friends
from Sanford at their cottage at Great
Diamond island, Friday.
At the Young Women's Christian Asso
citation, the Sunday services win bend.
by Mr.. Luther freeman, pastoZ OF Chest
nut street NJ. e. church. The meeting
begins at A. 80. All women ere cordially
invited.
Miss Jane Shaw and Miss Helen Deer
ing, are at Simonton's Cove for two
weeks outing.
Mrs. Florence G. Porter, accompanied
by Miss Helen Porter, left last evening on
the steamer Frank Jones for Bar Harbor.
to attend the American Institute of In
struction. Mrs. Porter has been the re-
clpient of many social sttsntious while
in Portland. On Friday, Mrs. 5. b. Kel-
sey gave shore dinner in her honor at
the Cape Cottage casino. There were
present. besides The guests, the following:
Miss Inez A. Blanchard. Mics Helen Por-
ter, Mrs Frederick E.Moore, Mrs. George
W. Moody, Mrs S. b. Kelsey, Mrs. Frank
G. White, Mrs. Charles y. Roberts, Mrs.
G. A. Dyer, Mrs. Oscar r. Wish, Mrs.
G. w. I. Cooling; Mrs. VIM. L. Kilborn,
Mrs. George l.. SWEET. Mrs. 5. X. Small
Mrs. l.. Jack, Mrs. Frederick Jones, Mrs
Mrs. E. S. osgood.
Lieut.. John q. Berry of the revenue
cutter Woodbury., began 80 days leave
yesterday. Lieut.. B. L. Brockway Of
Birmingham, Ala, cadet OF this years
class at Annapolis, has been assigned to
the Woodbury..
Mrs. Allan Wilson of Concord N. H.,
formerly Miss Gertrude kioe of this city,
are at Waite's landing for the month of
July. Mrs. Wilson'S mother, Mrs. John
o. Rice, is visiting with her daughter.
Miss Derby of New Haven, is the guest
of Miss Maria Gould at the Sherwood.
Mr.. Emile Phillipson,a prominent treas
ury department official of Washington, is
spending the summer at the Ottawa
House, CushinR's island, with his family.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles Walk
er, wife of Major Charles Walker, will re-
greet 10 hear that she had slight shock
yesterday morning. psaH
The Country club were entertained at
Peaks island yesterday by MIR. and Mrs.
Cooling. The members dined at the
Peaks island house and ATTENDED the per-
Torrance of Paulton's comedy "a Man
With Past" In the evening.
Mrs. B. f. Clough of Auburn, is visiting
her neioe Mrs. Irving Libbey, II Hanover
street.
Mr.. Frank Fuller, the receiving clerk
for the Maine Steamship company. &C
companied by his wife, and daughter.
has gone to the White Mountains to spend
a few weeks vacation.
MIR. Charles w. Pickard of the Trans
cript. fell from his piazza steps at the
Cape, Thursday afternoon, breaking his
wrist. His painful injury will confine
him at home for some time.
Mrs. James Thomas and daughter, Mrs.
Bean and Miss Stella Bean of Gorham.
N. H., are the guests of Mrs. A. e. Dem
nison, 20 Merrill streeu. for two weeks.
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Patrons of the PRESS who are 60
ing out of town for the season are re-
minded that they may have the adj
dress of the paper changed as often as
desired, ifsthey are regular subscribers.
To those not regular subscribers the
paper win be mailed at the rate OF
fifty cents a month. "A
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SUNDAY EXCURSION
TO Mere Point 81 Cham berIain's
Landing, Brunswick.
STEAMER MADELEINE.

STEAMER MADELEINE.
Leave Portland at 1000 a. NJ. Great Dia-
mond 1910; Waite's Landing 1890; Madoka-
wando 1910; Town Landing. Falmouth Fore
SIDE 1915; Princes Point 100, Cousins IL 10;
Littelohns 11.oO; CT. Chebeague 1880; Bustin's
II AS; Mere Point 1l.55; Birch Island 1900.
arriving at Cnamberlains Landing, Brunswick,
at 1880.
RETURNING.
Leave Chamberlains Landing, Brunswick, at
ZOO p m Birch Island 2.3O, MersPoint 9.S5
CT. Cheheague 2.50, Ltttleiohns 300 Cousins
3.05 Princes Point 3.20 Town Landing, Fall
mouth Foresde 335, Madokawapdo $40
Waite's Landing 800, ct. Diamond 4.i0, arrv-
ing in Portland 440 a. m.
Leave Portland 4.45 for ct. Diamond Waltes
Landing, Madokawando, Town Landing and
Princes Point.
Leave Princes Point at GOO for Madoka-
wandO, Waites Landing, Great Diamond and
Portland.
FARES;-Rornd trip tickets to Chebeague
or intermediate landings, only 25c; other
landings 80 cents; children 5c. Shore din
ner at the Domhegan House. 50c.
Tickets good for Sunday June Is.
PORTLAND, FREEPORT & BRUNSWICK
STEAMBOAT co.
Capt L. A. Baker, Mgr.
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WEDDINGS.
RowELL-MITcHELL.

At waltham, Mass, on Thursday even
ing June .. occurred the wedding OF
Miss May Louise Mitchell Of, Yarmouth,
Me-. and MIR. Henry Kendall 'Rowell, Of
Waltham. The ceremony took place at
their new home on Columbus avenue,
being performed by the Rev. Q. K.
Harrington, d. I'D, pastor Of the Con-
g regational church.
The HOUSE was beautifully decorated
with hemlock and eiderberry. The we'd
ding was private one and was attended
only by relatives.
The bride was attired in handsome
white muslin gown, trimmed with rib
bons and lace. She carried q bouquet Of
roses. Among those present at the we'd
ding were four sisters Of the bride, all
dressd In white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell win have re-
ception in the fall.
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THE LATE L. oLIFyoRD WADE

The Harvard club of Maine held a
meeting yesterday to take action on the
death of the late l.. Clifford Wade. The
following were appointed committee on
resolutions; Thomas l.. Talbot. William
NJ. Bradley and Edward Woodman. The
following were appointed committee to
attend tie funeral services: Hon. George
Walker, Rev. DIR. Asa Dalton, Sidney
W. 1haxter. Albio K. Chase and Nathan
Clifford. The funeral win occur at 81
p. m. today at No. Gray street.
The counting room of the PRESS will
be closed during the time of the funeral.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08
cHlLpRENs DRESSES.
]. R. LIBBY co.
wINDHAM WOMAN KILLED.

North Windham, July IA severe
thunder shower struck this place about
six o'clock Thursday evening. Mrs. Kate
Morrill,, thel wife of Horatio Morrill,,
while straining milk in the cellar. was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
Her husband was knocked insensible
but will recover.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08

LADIES who are afflicted with Freckles, Tan.
Moth, Pimples. In fact any and all blemishes Of
the skin, can remove by using Emery's Treat
ment Complexion Cream and Lotion. Its wal.
ranted to cure. For sale by druggists. Sent by
express paid on receipt Of sl.oo to any address
NJ. Z. EMERY & CO..
P. o. Box 1sS1, Boston. Mass.
eod2t
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SAIL AND DANCE.

The American Cadet band will play
for the sail and dance at Long island
tonight. Two boats will leave Portland
pier for Long island one at seven O'Clock
and tho other at 7.s0. Ladies accompan-
led by an escort win be admitted free to
the sail and dance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08
SAIL DOWN CASCo BAY

on the Pilgrim Sunday afternoon. The
trip laid out by Capt. Oliver is one that
Will give the excursionists the lest view
OF the different islands. The steamer
leaves Custom House wharf at 2 Is call
Ing at Peaks going and returning.
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OBITUARY.
SHEFFIELD A. THOMPSON.

Sheffield A. Thompson died at his resi-
dence in Scarboro, June 30. aged 81 years.
He had farm at Rogue Bluff. where be
resided for nearly % vAars. Since his
residence In this sect, 4 the state he
Inns been ueng7d Y ming. For the
past fiysyesrs hs hn 10 poor health.
which tetn mated sumption, Mr..
Thompson WIS yeII sent during his
sickness, putting TO- every effort to
overc Ian the territl s5ase. He was
attended, through al ais illness by his
faithful wife and many friends. Mr..
Thompson was twice married. He leaves
widow and two children, one by his
former wife.
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10 OPEN .sWIMMING POOL.

Bar Harbor. July IA subscription
list was opened here today having for It's
object the raising of enough money to
open the long closed swimming pool
building at the Casino on July Is. 4
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TTIE PRESS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENrs TODAY.

- " n - -~A@ = ' = --t'- - = = = =
Owen, Moore & Co.
j.. A. libby Co.
Ofen HooDer,s sons.
Eastman Bros. & Bar croft
Rlnes Bros. Co.
CITY OF Portland.
Geo. G. shaw & Co.
i. f. foss 4 Sons.
Calderwood's Bakery.
Notice.
h. II. Hay & Son.
standard Clothing Co.
Portland Stove Foundry.
Bank stock For sale.
Portland. Freeport s. Brunswick Steamboat Co.
Portland & Yarmouth Electric ny. Co.
sunlight and Welcome Soaps.
sunday Excursion.
FINANCIAL
Rrainy, Husting Man.
Mason & Merrill
Herbert B. ChuIch Co.
AUCTION.
Foster s Dolly.
New wants, To Let. For sale Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on page G.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08

Big stock of paper
novels, good summer
reading at the picture
counter.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08
NEW ADvERrrsEmEsrs.

PORTLAND. Juiys, 1893.
w s .s'' an si s'..
woven Ham.
mock, rich coloring with
pillow, spreader, valance
and hooks to put it up
with at SI.49. That's a
remarkably low price
for a really good one you
know. There are only
thirty in the lot they'll
soon be gone. Palmer's
Hammocks here too.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08

New stock to-day of
mems soft negligee
Shirts, choice patterns ct
madras, and percale, col
lars and cuffs separate or
attached SI.oo and $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08

Novelties in Bathing
Dresses, just arrived.
The best line we've ever
had. All requisites for
surf bathing. Bathing
dresses are made to order
in a day.
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1.-The Prudent Man Sefteth
His House in Order. -

your human tenement should be efDen
epen more careful attention than the
house you lve IN. Set IN order by
Thoroughly ,enovatine your zohole system,
through ti0od made pure BY taking
Hoods Safsapardla. Then s0ery organ
evH act promptly and regularly.
HoodJ SaaJab0lM
S 'E
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08

FOR 6oc. Childs Dress of Nainsook, fine
and soft yoke of fourteen one.
quarter inch hemstitched tucks; inch
Observation-Disclosures; turn over cuffs; neck
finished with fine embroidery; back yoke of
tucks; pearl buttons.
Special price, 69c
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-08

We are prepared to offer TO
the public
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

nPEcfAL ron HOME AND GARDEN
We have ~ lots on Hisfh avenue north
which are especially adapted for arts.
VII, arr rsar smys ia, s. snr
irrigated by an ever flowing spring ~
pure water. which is locsted on the
property. very desirable location. easy
Of access BY The cedar street car line
or wheelj good peighbofhoof pleasant
surroundings for comfortable home,
this properly IL all eisstsd ard IN sfnsli
"co5nseh'L nf II I'm p rn snf'f 's Tmsra
A fine corner, s0si1D, sii ~ large bearing
fruit trees, op Taylor avenue this prop
sry y en,y three blocs, from me end
best yslue IN corner iof for 9 dsslrabIs
home on The msfsst Price. M. tssms
vHnY pEsinAnhE yNossrmucrrp
lots on Fiftb avenue north. commanding
80 good " not - batter vfew thar sny
s ssf :. . ef"Psr ns. 2" y. r. AZ. r.. s a..
Of property 80 ~ vii command drubls
The price ~ " offered for. wbich ls 81 10
80 cash, the balance IN snd 10 months
~ pei cent You get from this prop
.fty full and uBobnffuoted view ~
LAKE Union. fhs Sound the city the
foufius, Itsbton snd Hesoun hills. West
Me,,a, t E,t,sm""'' saens .nd nroos'yn.
full Cascade fanae. Titls - the sdsei
iiece ~ property for pleasant perus4
teni home the vle~ can nsvef be on
sffucted by buildings oa the sdIafos
ia property, side ~ ground. 80 feet on
fifth avenue north, 100 feet deep. wffh
alley ~ the rear
TRAITS ORCHARD ADDITION
Holman and ttobinson have y fee ~ the
VefY ehoice lots left 60 select from, all
The lots have large, hearing fruit trees
upon them wbft D makes This pfspeffY
especially desirable for homes. ~ IL
close ~, easy ~ access Nv car line ~
wheel very dnatfab bio and chssp 10
REQ This property. 60 20 tho end ~ she
cedar sifesi cor line. then walk one
block east and three n0fth or TaytsF
avenue, ard You wIn not hs dfespt,ofnf.
81 ~ the value ar ioesflon ~ tire prop.
effy ffire 80 pei lot A frrfesenfa-
I've ni' the ground ~ show yoa the
PROPERTY
MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
ti7 coianbis street
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HBNTON
Hill
ADDITION.
nENrox frLL ADDITION


nENToS fffLL ADDITION
10 YOU want homog Nov IL the time 20
blr Ptopefiy y adsabeias ~ have
from f1ss 90 SO street graded sever.
wsiff ~ lots are ~ ~ ~ feet 90 easy
terms abstract sith each igs fitle per.
feet pnig per cent interest. thls asil.
ton r. fn the Madison street. az Inc
before Yoa buy, cth on ~
100 snap h,ll sc ~ o. Seventeenth
ssfo ~ ~ ~ upfen avenue ard olive
street.
o. 70 Pour iets '.n s'ss. Harrison .ns
q ias io', 90 Iisrrison street ara TENN
sVsnus nufh
o 90 I lots On Third avenue .s~ sna
Mercer street
fa~a lots on twenty third avenue. % ear
IMPROVED PROPERTY
q 80 Tao modern eiEht-roon heUses sew
euth avenue, near Union street. income
usa- E,sht.foofn bouss. On EgShss ave.
nBe near fTke street
q '-sroor enfisgs gn rs~stsr avenue.
O - '.foom cottage. On rasats svsnus
mar Stewart street
9 go ifnlss ard iof Tssntv.raarfs sea-
nus rear tesief Ha9aefn. sever ard
A Orc sfues ranch east - ne mountain.
~ acres fnf safe esssp. rffh al improve
nienfs
HpNFS. ffDNrsQa HOMIE
We ere tasiltin. several rstaseN
We can sell 0n easy raWrfentx
Nc HpfA q MINI
- sn3 - Hansr niark
'rhore Whlfe sfs
FDR SALE
se acres tnttnrn isHd q ares cleared y
asfss sssahea. n srrss S<srng orrAsrS.
close - arAee- 800 ofree ard sxwm4E
very chwap aasf ~ssy terms
iafs on corner. fsBf blocks frefn ear isne
Queen Anne MA tss
! fIf. @&A4e fHt8. near corner Frrffhfsr 81
street auet feur aeenNe sesf gfsces
and ff1l~1 q lns
Z iet suA& ga NsteeHfh .0wnar rosth
Vita Fnnisrn sFpsn sot4se gua~s barn
PART AZ the e3ty, 0GW pSgs~v = Wasnp-
ksDS u - oOuuo $500
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rm SEATTLE PosrnTn1IoENcER SUNDAY. M1TuBU H. leea

yxHaEx-nAHvIS cos EsSE
ouR ovv1cH - rIoSsxs szocK
ror tire s~u~es - our eys-se..s.n -
ere we report me fs<sows1g coS@5ones
The weather for sufIsfns mass sscsgs~ne
Desirable houses sos rent vsy S.ss~
The ts~n 10 suea wsn ns~ssmers. wss
sre anxious to Buy % rs~s d~~sssss psop-
srfies
The demand sss desssssss ss~s Svvv~~
rusehssprs are not only eyming frssD
wb~foom, woo!iey. spessn~. porslsaa. and
from gther saosHbs 70 fns cffy Of s~stts~
iconins for homes and sssscus to ysy ssfa-
ssc s"f lie 10 '' ssa Il nv" a..y "s syns
you wIli pay higher prices Tor sessrssss
prop~rsiea
Ameos the m~ny properties iissed Win
us - csa ssssns'ss o ~ fcsso~1ss:
sL9c- r~ . ssvsa-rco~ ressaenes 70
H,xe- For an srspm sssss. oms ssocs
from broadway coz Iina
H.ao@ ror . rsssdsscs pvopsvsy. ~ ~
Dexter ri.
HSe-Fer the rsrsmsn residence -
Twensy-sccond ave, near M~dsscn =.
g,me- rcv eomplets Ssoom russrscs On
Main ~, near Twsifsh
N.xx-caSh fos me Jones proversy %
Tenth ave. ae.f snS u srcssSag css ma
a,se-rw . basssIful rvadsscs o. .
rooms. 6ns view and Icrattou.
eas-rcs resee~es ~ 40. ~ nssA-
500 FOR . b-~vsNst ssusaescs o. Co
i"mbia- near Minor ava
1900 For ss srcem r.s'sspes IN ssss-
nsc- F.r . rev ecmp'ess 7-rocm rsss-
G.0o For . mssnsscsps hons 81 30
snd most rpsgnincent view ~ the sound %
be obtained IN the city.
heated Win hot wsssv. evesisehsns f~s.
Washington.
$3.50 For q new .hgss sssns bulls IN
belmont ave, near Hsrrfso0
G0c For . magnificent rs~SNnc~ wins
built 81 ne southwest conner Of Belmont
H.s For q new 10 room r>sssenee. farge
lot, overlooking the Sound ard MOS cors-
p'ste ~ every respect. Tnss u bargain
We have many other improved proper
ties " various psrfs ~ enc city Gail ~
have i"s, M pro~ ~ M s - s,ss sas yss
~ VACANT PROPERTIES We OFFER
lske csr Ilns rhI. block sss % ,~srIs,s
lots
q, 80 -. Ter ~ ans.s wasn't cernsr isx
for ~es investment, w3fh sure or
vsnce.
A 49, a.. a.. a.. =. -. -
t.,'tT = AZ - ~ 80 - &c f.v.y ~nv va
lots whirh 80 are oHerfns IN fss 4esss<4
steal s5tIrsn ~ fn~ nsinf~f Hsss.ss csr
nn* I1sSe lo's "S MvlB nsvIng IRE
- 49, V"'"'HH o"r"~ss Who ~is ossssd
wv" INV
pnr lsrEr -, Ene vie~. 0v~riocx-
wv "'"'7"" P"FH
"F ~ "7@1tsnd PsrH sdd. from -
'" y" ~'eh
49, a.. -.
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49, u:ssSe. r~sEs Irv-ss~@ss
80 grop@y
youv ssf~nuew - -nss~4
5oDsuu smDuD @f
eoslee<fns rsnss 20 -srn
- No pfepsTss-s n~uus-~sA
. ps~usm - srsT . nv- ~x.~s .s~u-~
but 20 "a gnc~ srsne Tou - airsef canf~er
Sprsus sx~nses s~sw~3
Msassn sna RTs>.
very ei1efe~ sgfs
Sx18 fe~a
T .s4sn sc 5nrs
can - nsH ~ - p~v frpns faut- go
boo - rave ye~n Fef 1stEe~a 8s<tlssz tsffi
pTHs win rb~~~ nuslaSnms an<t~r ~ss
tns property va - wsts<srxwn &c ms
TN sssna> s~sw~~.
T~sf~v sra Ha6Hsons
Prsp~rfv n ,ss- ss~srs~s
% eor@es~r~s swrfn
Hse9 per fenf
Tire ssecs oHerea = ssvsnx per c~ns ~
price sskcd. wlmeB - 8nsser 49, per sssts
Win Improvement
sssona xv~ru~ syutn.
nortn - Nsins
only H<agB.
con - dEvfdes.
PVT cassl This prf<s - Under sl1~ rsSrkss
wifh prsssas condssssns n s-1rss grgosal~
re new snsen 9~pot
wsiI - ssatn -
prices on second xv~use sswsa ~sH ru~-
n Tssrd Avsnss suy
Tvo Is.~~@sen
01IRA o~twe<n
Triton and pfne
Tasrd svenu~ 70 ne issskns "a
20 new D~rny hofst
wnns as efyer ~ wtnsn rsssvnN vsss -
sccepteo Frame bufgdsnsw s~sns ~ <po8
r~surn Isrse p~r ce,ss On save-rn~rs-
p~vsssss~ vuvs tn
vsezet rsss*~see prop~rrv.
On sny % sh~sv prDD~ys~s
ssiid FOR yaa
zer0rffnu - veffr
own sBsrs an4 sell
- easy fsrns<
on s~nspn mu.
esrr~r Ten sv. sri H~T@~r.
fetxI8 fe~t
I'm fo1lars
ms property sdfofrs fns porsfas 5rop-
vsuffai bufgssrs srofs n ssnsss~ .ssssi
fer Owe sASfsoNr nor ssS
oss~n snn.
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WE have customers for farm, timber
lands. acre tracts. dwelling houses, busis
ness properties. etc. J. " Wea g Co,
Ill First avenue. once In main entrance.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
.->-~-~~--~-~~-----~---,---
4 few snap shots sor Monday
Al aluminium goods - per cent on rsTu-
All sSewar, steelwAre . per cent. 90 reg
ular prices
No Granite Tea Kettles. so. nrst ausi.
4fy
s-QuArt Grasi'e Tea and Coffee Pots. nc
each
II YOU are troubled Win hear, failure 90
not come near "a FOR ~ have other
io~ prscrB that will sfmrfle eou Goo
ii. " oealhstse III Secand agsnas
III you contnrnpIsfs investing Ia residence
or ACREAGE PfvFeTfy. or esnf ioaEtnE
house millinery cr grocery >tarc eF IN
yea mfsh 30 make almost any KIND ~
an iavrsimeui. ! can entertain you
havc tcr safe Z. y = y - ~ and -
agEe tr@cfa. Renag tm proved sn4 osnefa
not a'sa lnslgsng np8fws csear rnsNiu.
eTy snd gree 81 stores s&wu1ifis esc 40
sau Aang a utgr suburban ffsAisgfs@ (
have -. ieso money, 700, short
tane LGst drop IN say hello" any
boa VII h. Sparks. n New YORK
block
% s@a Az 90 knaw hou $50 earned IN a
3caF s1s' FhfB drop rs postal ans 49,
= 20 sTs2a ecu oar laA3iays ard S<nsS
he7S4lsf @n.cH TErtalrs lE detail fho ensy
sesssa4e sian = ai~ays max nx iArgs
ard safe priests = whss. and carr. elVs.
asuas paid every tao weeks psinrspai
aa1 sn,T@~4 eAFmtuss car 30 w!tbAgaua
90 ssEsNa fSur year. % Gunfwksn sue
esNs higaest pszs. commercial and Gus.
tarskSvs references, TIE Cosr citation In.
vestHess Sc. Ratio hi4s.. CsleaxO.
FOR s&fsks~ sso3Tanx hauss % rnorss Eso
~ FnT. Sac tgsEesms Hsar3 ~ hrsrs.
<~@ - r7arrs. tSt. - - ms frs9. 4
feosBe. s. ~. - ROOMS s&n esnsT
a9gkFs- az szrs af1 prices. - .sa4st
and cigar stAns5s xroe<r4ss aaa rs.sau-
rarsa. kxgzss = oa6nss. Itss Tsiza Ave-
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our place on WILDLY L.
land one whitehall beat. Is feet long. Z
feet wide. PAINTED white on outside and
dark red on inside has name Fanny r.
on each side Of how and name on starr.
halls from Race Point; on stern seat 10
i-tnch hole for towing. has four shor.
side. sheathed on SIDES with copper 10
protect when dragged on beach; ribs,
gonwale and keel, which Is or t-inch,
are oak: hrsss on bow. which = broken.
5 reward for boat. T. Race.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0PGCIAk NOTHCGS.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

TO save your digestion.
To live we'll and happily
To save doctors bills
1e he healthy and strong
To have well cooked food
To make yosir home happy
Use Garland steel Rang>
For sale by Geo. 81. Wooahousa. y
Second avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

INFORMATION furnished REGARDING en-.
pioyes and others: capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency. al Pioneer
block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

GRAY hair restored: full tine Of hair goods
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
personal.

The fruit season 10 drawing 10 . close.
The few you want can be purchased
here cheaply.
Fruit Jars. Jar Covers Rubbers, Wax.
etc, Stone Jars for preserving etc
COON BROS. fAT Second ave
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16

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