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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
NEW SETTLERS
COMING WEST
homeseekors Coming to This
State In the Spring.

Reports from the Eat are to tn
effect that the coming spring VIII
witness great lnnua # home seek.
era % this state. men with money
attt which Ia buy lands or tn en.
EaEe in buHluaaa According To the
railroad officials at ~ faui. the
home ssehets aFs expected % be -
numerous that excursion trains to
accommodate them are being ser.
iausiY discussed
TIE 81 paul fianser Press recently
published the following
TIE iand departments - ali 81 fhs
western fuads have never sKperienc-
Il such a demand for information
rdnerrnine farm lands az now exists
Thr omaha probably VII ioesis 10
aoa nrN aetIie=s along lie Inc n
Western Wisconsin. ard Western
Minnesota la The early spring TIE
demand has been - great f1r home
aeehers' rate that the roads ia ss
been Obliged e. IN gpan certain days
each month for this business. when
they vii run special ears 70 accom-.
MEDIATE the home hunters In North.
ern Minnesota AMI Eastern South
Dakota The condition IL tha aams
There are tNa localities uow reeelx.
ing the attention 81 The Eastern
farmer r. search 81 HeW homes =
TIE West. TIE nearest q him i
Minnesafa. HaearaiH AID south
Dakota tut from this point l1ne
jump i made into Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
SHORT CHANGE
MAN AT WORK

Jake Robertson. alleged by the
police e. be- a short chang man.
was brought before Judge cam this
morning on charge 81 robhiuE len
kin Mpfxan. a water front merchant
% - The ease HaH continued until
tomorrow morning ana Robertson e
bonds were placed AT 80
Hnbeftspn'a tick lH shtuNd one.
although IL Il tHreaihare by Use.
Robertson aent into MorFan's PA
Robertson vent Into Morgan .
piare II business and called for a
5 cent article lie placed s. btu
on the counter. Morgan counted out
- Is In change At this moment an
other man entered tn Htnrr. said to
b a confederate 81 Rnberfsou'E. aud
called for an article Morgan laid
the bill on the counter and immedi-
Rteiy Robertson. Il ~ claimed. sub
stituied 81 bill n thu place 81 the
g. note lie paeketed his change
and left the store.
Morgan soon found that he had
been made the YtstIn Of tho Change
racket and notified Officer On-
horne. Robertson vas arr aiof soon
aftrrward
pmcsr Osborne states that Robert
son rs well known u The police and
has n record In British Columbia a.
n short change man Robertson w.s
arrastc dand IL being confined IN tho
county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
STATE NEWS

The total tax receipts 81 whitman
county Tor the year ending Novsm-
her - amounted u over $500 600.
\ syndicate - farmers u Union
town. whitman COUNT. have I'M
loaded 20 90 bushels - wheat. sell
ing at 2sise per hushei.
James conway. 81 Cotton. whit
man county. shipped twelve big "a
louise horses FRIDAY for the Eeattir
market. one span % grayE together
weighed 5000 pounds
The ahlngis shipments from cas-
tie Rock thr paai month have not
been quite 80 heavy as for October.
yet there vas shipped during No
vetnber about ~ carloads. or nearly
q, 800. 600 shingles.
The government drcdgn II NJ work
on the east fork ~ Lewis river a
cut 500 feet long. - feet wide and
feet deep has been made The
work ~ conafru ting ie.tirs WIN be-
gin AZ once + viii require so cubic
yards 81 rock In their contradiction.
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OF
THIS PORT
Number OF Vessels In and Out
During November.

IRE port warden. y I. Rogers.
has atsd his report Tor November. 1,
* as follows.
Vessels arrived steamers. s. net
tonnage. s7.sss sailing. :. net ton
mage. stss. total. 81. net tonnage,
sa.sti.
Departed Steamers. a tonnage,
q. -. saiiine. 5 tonnage. LT1t. To-
tails. 8. tonnage. ss.ee0.
Number tone - merchandise re-
ee5fad from coast ports. ass value,
tssAea0.
Ftsh. received from Alaska. 1850
tons value. $4,000.
THE Keid fsnm Alaska was valued
at s. SO 90.
Merchandise from foreign ports
tzs5 tons value fsts.tfp
total value 81 imports was ss.11o,
80.
Nuuher - tons OF merchandise
shipped 10 cost ports were 5000
waite ~ Same. tIc8.ese.
Number 81 tors - coal exported
wcrr u e5s. value. st2t9gs.
Merchandise shipped 10 uritiah
Columbia. f.asa tons. value. tits0 900
Merchandise shipped 90 foreign
ports. g.sss tons value. 1863. 900
Number ~ feet ~ lumber exported
was go 010 value. $40 80.
Total value q exports was 81 80.
zgs
Total receipts Tor wharfage was
glet 81. and = this the city buoya
Yielded fts - Washington street
sip. 80 - FIRE allp. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12

One OF those touching examples -
keen intelligence and love among
dumb brutes. which makes one real-
ize that mankind ia not the sole pos
SCISSOR Of higher feelings. came to
light near Green Lake last wsek
oscar Lorsen, q rancher In that
neigh borhood. tells the story.
1t seems that LorE1n had ben
missing young chickens from his coop
for some time. lie laid the blame on
weasels. and watched for the mar
auder unnecessarily.
one rainy afternoon he was walk
ing through the words. when ha
crossed what seemed q be tire run
way Of some Wild animal Feathers
and bits NJ down were scattered
along the ground and chung T. the
twiga on either SIDE
Confident that he rad discovered
the tran ~ the robber Of his pnui-
try yard. Lorson followed the track.
expecting 10 md, a lta end. the den
OF some animal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12

Human Hearts" a beautiful itsl
% the hills ~ Arkansas. has proven
the banneF aittaetiou ~ the SEASON
az ten Third avenue theatrr The
play is CLEVER stage realization 81
human emotions and sympaihioH. II
H. mviodramAiic Ia form. yet never
truuscrnds the bounds ~ probable
~ The male and female Villains
are for hetter bits - character study
than Is usually found IN the modern
stage play.
blended with srrusa n tragic emo
ton 10 a atruna vein ~ humuf which
relieves th~ nerve tension and pre-
srnis pleasing contrast The com
pany prcHen'lnE tho play iH Wen east.
and every performer is equal O. thH
Interpretation of HE or her part
THIS play will BE- continued
throughout tho week. Including the
regular saturday matinee.
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resolution this afternoon asking the
two parties to hold their convrn.
items here. hut the resolution was
not taken very seriously 10y some ~
the aldermen. and one OF them suE.
Eesttd that it might be amended by
Inserting Fsuhing Of Montauk point
Tor New York
Afterwards the municipal council
passed the sauic resolution Before
leaving for Washington Senator
tlatt expressed his deep .iterest la
tfe movement to secure the two cnn-
Veutions. and said that he would DO
hia beat 70 get them for the city,
Senator uauua. who was in the city
Tor two days, did not commit him
self on the subject az the two con-
Nentlons. the one most likely 10 come
h New York Il the Republican.
The Republican convention prom.
lses Ia b. eui and drled Hratr. with
m contest against President Mci<u
leN.a nomination. and even the
question ~ vice presidency will prob.
abs he aettlef IN advance Under
such condition. there Is better
prospect for securing the convention
FIR Nev York fhan la the case ~ q
a arp contest niras nryan rFalu
wishes e. Invade the rnrmys youn-
try there would seem To Doe mo-
reason far huldius their convention
here under The ha'rful shadow ~
Tammany hal Tae Atlermanle res
uiiuu passed. mentions the many af.
fractions and uurNeciirt hotel ar-
Communications 81 New York as an
rsumeaf feF holding the couvrn-
toms here. Hut the very sligo ~ Now
YORK IH ere 20 tn frHHHna uhf the
politicians are not favorable tp to
idra ~ convention ~ this city
There are - many hotels and points
II interest that the delegates would
be widely scattered and hard ~ ret
Al. Whlie in a smaller city they would
AL she gathered On three or four no.
tets au1 thus reached ,n frW nln-
utva II has been 81 years piuco a
national convention Wam huld In
New York THAT Was in 1865. when
Haratl9 Seymour uha nominated fnr
president In rnmmany hall he WA
defeated. but NOT necessarily because
the COM aIian Aaa held here.
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He had proceeded but a short dh-
lance. when he feard the whining "
some animal lie erpuchod low AMI
eraele1 FOR some distance on an
foars. TIL he aaw the cause ~ the
noise
Carefully parting tho brush. he
looked on slaht TINT first uHtouish-
ID MIN and then brought moisture 10
his eyes.
small yellow puppy waa tugEin~
and pulling az a heavy rope by whira
Re wuH tied to fir sapIiug. CLOSE
bY las an uukempt bitch pf the same
uoudrscript breed Now and again
she would enaw al the rope strauds,
Then she would give Il up and carcHa
the little fellow who complained at
his imprisonment
Scattered about were the bones
and feathers Of fowls The ground
was we'll tr1dden within the radius
OF the rope II was clearly evident
That the pair had been there for
some time.
The story was aelf-ovident. Some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
For Municipal Own.
ership in Seattle
A MEETING At STOCK ElCnlNCE
To % Followed Tonight by Pub.
iis Gathering Of Citizens
OF Seattle.

The asht Tor municipal ownership
and popular legislation has bssuu "a
earnest,
n took a decidedly Sensational turn
last night, and now promises q de-
Vclop Into a usht asalnst the ma
jorlty to- the city council The tao
tics Of the eight last week in re.
naming absent from the special
meetings, brought matters toward a
crisis, and the railing 0t President
Rlnehart n falling to rvcuNuias NINA
GRITTY members ~ critical moments
last nlshg N the council meeting ptv-
elpltated the CLASH.
The large gathering 81 adhsrtnts
20 the proposed charter amendments
that occupied the lobby. left At The
time this WAS done. anH aHaeHb 4
Ia the rooms u the Stock exchange
corner spring and First avenues.
}. ". Goodwin. chairman ST the
Committee % one Hundred. presided
nr. Titus vas chosen secretary
The meeting opeurd with number
% Vigorous extempare speeches IN
the subject % the Immediate cause
that brought the members together
rameiy. President Rlnahartss ruling
ana the actions 81 the majority.
The matters - municipal owner
shtp and popular legislation WTfe
touched on auiy by q discussion -
the best means to set the ehsrter
amendments before the voters mkt
spring Several - the leading spirifs
mentioned the Northern racifirs
attempt 90 Eobhle up the water frunt
All agreed that tire corporation aut
franchise questions we're taking dan
Esrous proportions.
The legal status q the ureposnd
charter amendments was discussed
AMI a committee appointed 10 get aI-
vice from set known attnrusya On
the subject
y. was decided 70 call meeting u
citizens tonight Tor discussion n -.
councils action In attempting -
thwart the PROV lsions Of the charter.
THIS meeting Is 10 b. merely prefa-
tory 70 larger mass mee tluxa at
which number % go0d speakers
viii address the people.
The resolution calling touiHhts
meeting u wordsd a. follows
Re 70 resolved. That al citizens
OF the city % Seattle be- invited -
meet az the Seattle stock exchange
First avenue ard Spring street.
Tuesday niEst. December ~. fee tbs
purpose % protesting against the
acts % the city council N 10 e.
forts O. delay the submission 70 the
citizens % Seattle % tire proposed
charter amendments. and against The
disposition OF the city council - Kill
the said proposed charter amend
ruen,s, and thereby nulilfy the pro-
visions % the charter % the city.
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The Olympic rhester

The Lyric Company az the olym-
pic ,hratrr this week Il winning new
lnursls IN the manner In which Il
presents sketches. Nothing is left
undonc that would ia any way add
10 the attractions.
The solo orr hratra 10 quite IN al
ditiun 20 this thsatcf and shows con-
riusivciY that the management -
trying 20 give the patrons - the
place all that 10 coming - them. "
The bill This week consists - 4
Pair % Lunatica." The Irish
Home and An on Account - n
bracelet" with the illustrated say
inTs - NJ Tracy and comedy work
% Biuy Reynolds.
sfisa blanche CroEier. Miss Flor
eurc Hoysion. Mr Harry Proctor
and Mr. Leland webb. are NJ clever
a. the city has seen fnr some time.
Matincca are given on wednesday.
Saturday and sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12

heartlosa boy. wishing 10 get ria Of
tho pup. had tiol him here. expecting
he would staryc. The mother at
tractrd by his cries, or having Wit
messed the deed. came 10 his rr#sf
Time nftcr time. 40 subsequent ev-
animation showed. she had Fuawcf
at the ropr Finding thiH uHelers.
ahc had adapted the tactics 90 hHr
via ancestors, ana forlEcl Tor ier
0urpr ng
Lorson moved forward 10 release
tho puppy. Tho old dog saw lin.
and. with o Erovl was at him 'u an
instant No man Tor herr She had
enough Of the race. For nearly ar
hour the kind hearted rlnchcr tried
10 get at TIC rope, only to be driven
OH at each attempt by Rrowls aud
cleaning tcotch Finally he resort
ed 10 atratcry. lie walked away
and hid I'm q thlckct near by
Some time otter. the mother left
the place 10 hunt for food a few
seconds later Lorson had cut the
rope and was carrying tho puppy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12

In the Superior Court Of King coun-
y. state Of Washington. No. a.
So summons BY publication.
Annie & wright plaintiff. " Ar
thur 1arfieklow. u. = Day. Fran
cies r. Day. g. 4. RcmsberE. First
NatlorHl Rank Of seattle. cor
poration. James 4. Filley. Arthur
Z. Grimm. Samuel Baker. Denny
Clay Company. a corporation. and
J. = Elliott. defendants
The State % Washington to TIE said
James A. Finley and Samuel Baker,
defendants.
You and each % YOU are hereby
summoned 70 appear within sixty
tG0j days after the date OF the first
publication % this summons. to-wlt.
within sixty teol days after the 2ist
day 81 November 4. n, 1899 and de-
fend the above entitled action In
the above entitled court which
ia hereby designated by the plain
TIT herein a. the place Of trial and
answer the complaint ~ the plain
TN. and serve a COPY ~ your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys FOR
plaintiff. at their once below stated.
and IN case Of your failure 20 ~ do
Judgment Will be rendered against
YOU according 60 tho demand ~ COM
plant which has been nlcd with the
clerk OF said court
The nature and object OF this ac-
ton IL 20 forec.oac tho mortgage re-
corded 10 the Auditors office OF rail
king county. ia volume 100 ~ mort
cages at page 256 % the re- ris %
raid county. and executed .y said
defendants. y r. Day ana F4sncies
Il bay. his wife. on April IS, 1893.
10 J. ndmead Wright. 90 secure the
pavment of n note OF the same date.
executed BY sRli defendant Arthur
garriekiaw 20 said Wright. Tor the
sum ~ one hundred ecvcnty-nvc
dollars ttiT0 and interest. said
mortgage having been assigned 20
the plaintiff herein. end being upon
tho following described promises In
said King county. Washington. to-
seIf. lots seven 80 and eight tO In
block two 90 ~ o. =, Days El Dor
.Hda. an addition to the CITY of Seat
tie
Also FOR Judgment against tho eai
defendant Barrirhlow In the sum nj
one hundred and srveuty-nve dollars
9i7D with Interest thereon at the
rate Of two per cent. per month from
october %. 1893, until entry Of judg
ment herein. together also with an
attorneys fee ~ seveuty-nve dol
Iarr. and plaintiffs costs herein. TO-
gether with any sums Of money pald
out by plaintiff on account 81 tax es
and furthermore Tor general cqut-
able relief including the barring ~
defendants herein from any and an
right. title and interest In ana Ia
said premises.
SMITH q COLE.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
once and postonlco address,
Rooms 46-As Boston Block, Seattle,
Washington.
Date OF FIRST publication, Novem-
Der q. 1899.
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hurley CUT
BY MULLEN

Nick Burnley. the prize fighter. va
ST. bed By his trainer Barney Mul-
len. IN a fight az the corner u Maii-
son street and FIRST avenue last
night Mullen vas staudins in front
Of the Louvre saloon. when Burnley
and his wife passed By Mullen ak
81 Burnley Tor some money. which he
claimed Burnley 8Wed him TITS
brought on words. and Burisy struck
Mullen. Mullen had a knife IL his
hand. and used % freely in Burnley. =
head. Mullen vas arrested ~ ON
Ger Mayor Or Carroll dressed Hur-
iey's wounds. Wfich are painful but
not serious
M . Il r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
HUBBARD REpRlMakpE o

Police omeer NJ Il. Hubbard WAS
fcprimanded by Judge Cam yeatcr-
day. Hubbard referred - members
~ the eolare1 race ne sulerefs" At
f1rney Hawkins eaiated. who MS
defending a calored prisoner asid II
II please the court. object - such
term being applied tn people Of ms
race In this court Hubbard can call
ne wat he WANTS To outside. but in
here aak the prafsefIanaf tho court.
- I wont have - set n gun"
Judge Cam Informed Hubbard -
he mafe choice tn the language h
used IN the future. and break himself
= the uHe af police court slang"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
BIDDING FOR
CONVENTIONS
New York May Secure One or
Both Of Them.

NEW York. Dee. Eft Is hard
90 interest the merchants Of New
York IN the project ~ INVITING the
two national conventions ~ 1900 70
meet IN New York They are 50
busy with other things that most OF
them don't care much where the con-
ventions meet. and they fail to see
how they viii profit by putting up
the necessary f20o. 900 % defraY the
cost Of the conventions Yet the
money viii be forthcoming II the
conventions are call To meet IN New
York. There can be no doubt o.
that.
The Board Of Aldermen passed a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12

sEDR.o- WOoLEY. Dec r. The
Twin city Busiuera League. snl the
aedro- WooHsy have been for some
time considering the proposition "
advertising this town ans - rich
tributary territory. by means ~
printed matter distributed through
the Eastern and middle states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
NEW OREGON
MINING CAMP

UAKFR CITY. or. Dec r. 1t T.
understood from Trustworthy sour
rer that n now gold mining camp
win be- opened up nt Mccarthy hill
iG miles north ~ this city hy Hosr-
land ~. g.. and Spokane capitalists.
FitfuI work hna been done for years
iu Tint section. aud an Immense
ledge. Hnld 20 carry good values in
gold. has been traced FOR several
miles. n having leaked out that rich
ore wae hriag uncovered. the cspi-
taIivt~ from the north have iust -
cured an option on the Guthrie ana
other interests. Tor the purpose ~
extensive mining work.
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Keeps tho Property.

OfYMTTA. Dec - The supreme
court has dismissed the suit of Annie
CUNNINGHAM against Thomas Clan
cy. 81 A.. over the title TO valuable
property. located az the corner -
Second avenue north and Washing
ton street. In Seattle
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The klendlka cspItAI.

Dawson in Miniature" which -
being exhibited 90 1885, Second az
enuc. is one ~ the BEST and most
nnvei mechanical exhibitions yet
shown here. Those wha have seen
the real metropolis OF the Klondike.
say 10 miniature representation II
atrikinEty accurate me many NOV.
Ing figures In tae model. and the
beautiful light effects representing
thr aurora. are exciting both praise
and wonder Tue exhibition ~ a
costly one. and deserves large pat
ronaEr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
RELIEF FOR
SUFFERERS
Families OF Dead Min.
erS Are in Need.

CARnoNADO. Dec r. Yesterday
afternoon relief committee NaH ar-
EaniEcd, n Immediately sent forth
an appeal 60 the citiHens OF the state
FOR aid 90 thv dead miners families.
The appeal h. signed BIS GrInth
Davies. 90 Seattle. A. G.. Little. ~
Tacoma. Rev Michael Fanfare IT
EuumclaN. ana Rev r q Watson.
afrd Rev } runirl. " Carbonate.
The appeal 10 meeting with gem
cHuua response. An the Seattle
newspapers are today receiving stub
scrlptionn Tor the brreavri famHlgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS
rhe sasttla Ihaatat.

"Why smith Left Home viii be- nj
the Sratilr thrater tonight aud toe
morrow night ~ Or ona - the best
~ Hsu8dhufvrs roaring farteH. ana
comes With lhr best 10 recommend
tiana from every place where 6 has
been presented The plot deals with
thc woes ~ newly married cuupi 2
through the wc'l,meant, but over
orrclpua alterations ~ relatives.
Thr cast presenting the farce t. an
unusually strong ono. ana VIII uH-
dnuhtrdiy meet With a cordial feesp-
ton
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MOVE ON NOW 1!

Judge Cam says he viii no longer
permit taaauE In his court. and ~
has given due notice that u 6, % not
stopped. ne eiit order HE baIlIns 10
arrest ali such persons. ard they will
Be tried Tor vagrancy.
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m @ GOVERNMENT GOODS


Army cavalry trousers. SIS n pair.
special small sizes. 30 and % waists.
says. rubber blankets and Ioneas.
from SIS up. Gen. Miles pattern
storm aud cloud weather hooded
coat $3.50. buffalo FUR overeoata,
$40 each. overconts, fii0 Ia $. can
vas hoods. 75c each. oh'neifa tcnd
and neck protectors. Goc each. saf;
black wool siourh hats. fee each
heavy all-wool flannel hlouses 81 u
s. each. heavy all wool flannel over
shirts, 81 each. dark navy blue IN
dcrshlrts and drawers. 81 each. can
WIS overalls and jumpers 75c suit,
army carbines cal. g.. So. prospect
Ing packs, 81 grub bags. 25e. heavy
canvas leNRings, csc to 81. army re-
volvcrs. Remington patterns. s. 50
each. cautccns. 25c each. mosquito
bars. 5Oe shelter tents foe army
huElos, 81; 500 sailors ovcrcoats. at
50 lo0 600 Atwood watch caps, at PIC;
2 600. pairs an wool socks. at 15e.
roo pairs canvas leERiugs, At The. ann
new regulation white sailor suits. at
81 80: navy drawers 81 lanyarda 25e.
nll-wool sweaters. s., government
shoes. S325
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CUSTOMERS fos rous PROPERTY.

cusTOVtRs TOE f0Uh PknPtHIf.
We have customers coming each
week from the East and can sell
your property quickly II you list
with ". and al right price.
Great Northern Land & Loan Co.
1909 First avenue.
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Seattle Gas &
Electric Co.

iia-2is Cherry street
We sell welsbach's and guarante,
u en-
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LOOKING
-
Where One Lights

la pretty Haa1 idea when IL
comes h. PAYING aut Npur
money for tHaa and eodeea.
The store at which you trade
should be cite that returns
yau values. that gives yaa
the best that caters to yoaf
iutffaEt Your buying should
be directed toward tie store
that nearest merta There con
ditluuH
There II no risk In huy
inr here. fnf aNauf mauvy
hack II rot value and the
proper quality Va guar
huter every transaction as To
price and quality
IT, our Dinner Party
Bi,nded coffee. SEE deli
slaua ana pleasing drink tn
rauaied TIA cup quality
East India Tea Go
Tel. Green 905. 222 Pike ST.
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oaeoHaE TfeEMpEH 4 co. Inc ths "a
tHH fHHshla HbafrHft company sstabiifh-
- fstf We arg naN making abstracts 81
mining Claims ~ rhsffg street
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Il. " HouGHroN. 4ia. Hs. Is. az
Collins block.
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sHE rUaEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK
% BATTLE
faHftai stees Ped H.. 10 90
hAttlaH sssfsf-ss. .o.blv
eat.F HttA ssssfsfssaa. .efsss lfsf4l'Hs
= r &sHfstdrr . ...... VICE prssifsHt
~ s. Anhery 1aaAisr
eafFss u4suta in hii iht principal eitirs
ia liz Tinted State ami Europs
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1na inner - rlosAL Rank OF
HEaUHFI.E

Paid Up e1pitHI. cocoon. $1,000
teHffai banking business uaHssrtsg.
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ti4afies NeH.aHen ... 81. Woe lrs-ifsnt
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Is = Fnrkhufaf 10000. Sasfsiant Cashis-
FEht SAD ttisEfagtic sHehshss psrsbs
m - ths pfsHainaf eitiss 81 tbs IDN~o
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