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TRACTION COMPANY WINS.
Jury Decides That Charles Nelson
Suffered No Damages.

The damage suit of Charles Nelson
against the Seattle Traction Company
went to the jury yesterday morning a
verdict being Immediately returned for
sued to recover $4,000 for damages for
personal injuries. which. he alleged. were
received through the negligence Of the
defendant company.
The case was bitterly contested, a large
number OF witnesses being called. dia-
grams submitted In evidence. and every
thing possible done to protect the inter-
ests OF the opposing parties.
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STEAMER KIMBALL SAILS.


Francisco yesterday with cargo OF gem
eral freight and seventy-five passengers.
as follows:
j. ". Blnden. @. Christensen. George H. Daw-
ner. Ottis Gruner. =. Johsnson, A. iIarsrthy. d.
q. Harmer. w. A. Hopkins. r. L. Carnahan, w.
J. Montgomery. n. Jensen, r. o. Jensen. A. a.
Hoelscher. Miss j. Kcarns. Mrs. Anderson, A. p
Sinclair. J r. shock Miss L. Jacobs. Mrs Gard
ner. A. Rosecrantz L. Holmes. j. s. Merrill r..
Stout, J. Williams II. Lovern. A. Murray r.
Palmer. Capt Hansen. W. n Robston Mrs W.
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las completel, hrnccd me on en- M
as vigorous as when boy and you 49,
not realize how happy am"
Dear Sir:-Your method worked 49,
needsd Strength Snd y sscr' S.y WY
pletely returned and enlargement Il ~
tirely satisfactory.
Dear Sir Yours was received am 1
had no trouble In mixing use OF tho ~
1t II boon to weak men. am groai
improved in size, strength and vigus~ 4
All correspondents Is strictly cona1c4
tiai. mailed In plain. sealed envelope a
receipt is free for the asking an1 r.
wants. every man to have Il.
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Rev. }. p. p. LIwyd, rector OF ct.
Marks Episcopal church. win begin a
special series OF Sunday evening sermons
tonight dealing with "The Episcopal
Church. Its History. Customs and Flu
ture. The series will continue through
out November. The subject this evening
will be .rhe Church idea"
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MADp PERMANENT.
Alpheus Byers Now Receiver OF the
star Concert Company.

star Concert Company.
Aipheus Byers. who was recently made
temporary receiver OF the Star Concert
Company was yesterday made permanent
receiver. This action was taken in a suit
commenced by Fred j. Keith a Co
against Frank Monroe. the manager OF
the concert company.
The property which passes into Mr.. BY
ers' control includes a liquor license.
stock OF liquors and concert hail para
phernslia and equipment
Mr.. Ryers Is directed to apply all prof
its OF the business to the satisfaction Of
certain debts. amounting to 81 800.
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Lobe 6 Mc6III,
70S Second Avenue.

I00 M00 For twenty acres Of
hill; ripe for plating.
90 S0n Two and one-half
yODSJVV acres OF land near
Queen Anne and Highland drive. A
hne view of Sound and mountains.
$4,000 P P;rs. sg,,s i IG s. Gn
town; partly Improved Old frame
building; In the center Of the grow
Ing retail business district.
31S.0(0 rwo. lots on First
terry; improved with old frame
buildings now paving $40 per
come with small outlay.
412.On0 Five houses and
lot. near Ninth and Yesler; income,
g zSn Large residence on
Queen Anne hill
SulsVUO and large double lot.
on Ninth avenue, between Yesler
and James; paying big income.
$780, OOisIos,ssn Avenue q ssn0 in 81 Bell IL
town, fronting on two streets to
1eep water; fine manufacturing
site.
Gase nnfA Double corner lot on
Sl0yUyUFirst avenue. near
the postofice.
$500 . Lake. wa lSss s5sns .R5
blocks from car hne. Must be sold.
a. Rnn Double corner lot on
OS0UV Yesier way, near town.
$500 sE:s i,ll corner lot on
q n1fnlA Double house Of eight
2uslVU -ooms ana bath; large
grounds; numerous fruit trees and
berries OF all kinds; close to car
line and handy TO school. Terms
II desired; must be sold.
GS6n For a fine large building
0OUV lot on Dexter avenue; full
size.
e nfhnLarge corner lot on
OuVVVU Thirteenth avenue.
near Madison; grand view.
S2R. O0O -Four double IN, house. e,
prominent corner near Ninth ave-
nue. and Yesler: income. $3.50 per
annum. Terms II desired.
- Mfhn Corner lot on Columbia
VoQVVV street. near town: two
houses. bringing good income.
$4,000 Il s,arf E,,,S double sSs.us eo 1.sr
blanchard.
eORO Cottage house Of Ave
WV rooms. near Rainier
school.
EREn Three roomed cottage
XUSDV house. within two blocks
n car line ten minuteS from town;
lot 50xl00; terms II desired.
a Inn House Of six rooms,
0uVuVV and lot 60x120 feet; nu-
merous fruit trees and all kinds Of
berries; close to car line; terms II
desired
$3.50 Anew Gotta costas. .r house ss,S q
twp .Rocks from car: terms II de-
sired
GEEA New house of four rooms
VOtDV afid bath. ON Summit ave-
nue.. in good neighborhood; lot COX
i2O feet.
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FORAGE FOR PHILIPPINES.
Transport RoyaIist to Take Cargo
of 1900 Tons of Hay-COn-
traeta Awarded.

The transport Royalist is expected here
within a few weeks to take a general
cargo Of forage to the Philippines. Bids
were opened two days ago by Quarter
master Ruhlen for the furnishing of 1900
tons of hay.
The best bidders were w. w Robinson,
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. and Lilly. Bogar-
dus & Co.
Puget sound hay will be selected. 1t
will be double compressed
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Aiamni A..ociat,on Meets.

sity OF Washington met In the law school
building, on Fourth avenue and Seneca
street, last night, nearly thirty members
being present. A committee was appoint
cd to draw up a new constitution An
assessment 90 81 upon each member was
levied. There VIII be another meeting
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9 ~"
4 s~oliea face. the characteristic
epidemic symptom of Cold or
q RIP
liz dO|OuIeul, SwpIIed FACE.

fhe doctors say this year thAt epidemic
Srip has taken 0n new phase. ihe first
symptom eciag ppsiine ap q one side
% sae face. extending even 60 she ciossnE
- the eye, u is accompanied BY neural.
Sie pains and BY most Of the well known
kymptoms 81 influenza catarvh. pains
and soreness In tire Head and Chest.
Cough and Sore Throat. General Prostra-
ten and Fever
"a met's tho epidemic condition. ana
cuts Il short promptly II Il should not
Slcld az cnra alternate with Specific Ne
At dras A-
DIT Humphreys Manual on the care
aud treatment OF the sick in ali ailments
iespssally ehldrenl. mailed free
/, ~&74Agsys a9yxsss,sis Msaie,ne Co..
4 - 0sAm 80 SeAA -. Mex xeyk
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NEWS NOTES OF THE SUBURBS.
South Seattle.


Mrs. II. B. Cation entertained at din
ner the following friends Tuesday after
noon: Mrs. Clovis La Grave. Mrs. La
Grave. Mrs. Fred La Grave, Mrs, r. NJ
Dufy, Mrs. G. Cation. Mrs. C.. Conn.
Miss Lizzie Burbank has returned from
West Seattle. where she has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Watson.
Mr.. @. A. Robinson leaves tonight for
Minneapolis.
The Silver Star Literary Society met IN
the Auditorium Friday afternoon and car
ried out another very interesting pro-
Opening so6g. Our Flag. BY the School
Reading .-s,............ Ernestine Burbank
riano soio. ,s'...'....''''.''s Eva Wright
....x....... Mamie and Annie Kirschner
Eecitauon George kirschner
ciosina scns-aAmericc.a. e'"'e 'i0n'a''A
A very pleasant surprise party was
given by the many friends OF Mr.. and
triple birthday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver
and their son. Mr.. Paul Weaver. The
evening was spent In games and music,
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. n.
Weaver. Mr.. Paul Weaver Mr.. and Mrs.
burbank. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens. Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. BEN Atkinson Mr. r ana Mrs
J. Fahrenbasher. Miss Bessie Weaver
Miss Clara Burbank. Miss Rose stephens
Miss Laurie Bull Mis. Margarine la Fon-
taine.
Arthur Ward. of Georgetown. who has
been quite III. Is now convalescent.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Wesley NJ
r. church will meet at the home Of Mrs
Carter next Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF weslev NJ
church met at the home Of Mrs cookson
Mrs Hushs, Mrs. Nice. Mrs Hofnditx.
Mrs, Coocksen, Mrs Chamberlain.
Mr. Harry Bull pleasantly entertained
a few friends Wednesday evening. Light
refreshments were served Those present
were Mr., and Mrs. II L Buil. Mr. and
Miss Ruth Bull, Mr. George Mosk Mr.
Lester Bull. Mr. Leo Conn.
Rev Roland Hughs will hold services
this evening AZ 80 o'clock a; the Wesley
NJ ~ church.
There viii be services at tho Bapiis.
mission today az II a m and al 10 p m
The literary department OF the Enworth
League met al the home Of Miss Frances
Robinson Tuesday evening
O. A. Robinson returned from yelling
ION Monday.
II. b. Cation left for Spokane Tuesday.
lie expects 10 remain away about a
month
DaneinS Glasses
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THE best running watch Is the .I.ou,.
Kloat Special" No. So Second Avenue
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Rabbi Jo.ephI. Fa,h.r p..a.

Rabbi Theodore r. Joseph, OF Congre-
Fatien Temple Dc Hirsch received yester-
DAY afternoon the sad news OF the death
~ his father at Lancaster, PA. lie was
81 years Of age.
ARTISTIC fancy work. exclusive de-
eikns, at Fineh's. isis Second avenue
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DIR. FLEiscHER, diseases Of men and
women.
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MASQUERADE BAH Tuesday. November
20, Rauke hall.
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Monday and Friday evenings. Priva,. les-
sons daily. Wilson's Academy. Ranke
block. Pike street 90.
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Finest Sunday dinner In Seattle will be
served this evening. from 10 q nj the
Rainier Grand Cafe. Beautiful dining
room. Excellent service. Music from
TO g
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PAGE ? is all real estate Read about
Highlands
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The Aclue Piano Company. Second ave-
noe and Madison street are distributing
a handsome welding present worth So
free 20 all newly married couples. ..s
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MASQUERADE bail Tuesday. November
( -. Raake hall.
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W. II. Carter. an Occidental avenue
liquor dealer yesterday reported 10 the
police that a burglar entered his houhe
at 1871 Washington street Friday evening
and stole ten silver spoons and heavy
overcoat. The thief obtained entrance 10
the premises by means OF a skeleton key
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Mrs, Fl. B. Cation entertained at din
ner the following friends Tuesday after
Grave. Mrs. Fred La Grave, Mrs. r. Nj
Duffy. Mrs. G. Cation. Mrs. c. Conn.
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Miss Lizzie Burbank has returned from
West Seattle. where she has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Watson.
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MAs9UEAoD ball Tuesday, NsYsnsss
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MAY INCUR SEVERE PENALTY.

ana place of the meeting and reception
20 MIRA Foster Will be announced later.
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G.. A. Robinson returned from wellns
Ton Monday.
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Il. Il. Cation left for Spokane Tuesday
He expects TO remain away about I
month.
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Rev. Il, II WItham. Mrs. James stephen
and Mrs r. "A. Heston attended the
meeting OF the Congregational council,
held In Plymouth church, Friday. They
were the duly appointed delegates from
Columbia Congregational church.
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3 WAGNER, asaii.. osynpas
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The literary department OF the F.nwnrti
League met al the home of Miss France,
Robinson Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. @. A. Robinson leaves tonight 70
Minneapolis.
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Mrs. NJ n Plat, state president OF IN,
w G. r. T., has gone East. She wil
visit relatives IN New York, aid he
former home Washington, u. c., wher,
she VIII attend the national W, c. T. L
convention
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Mr.. Edward Newell, who recently re-
turned from Dawson, Is making many
improvements TO his home in Columbia
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Rhodes. OF Evange-
nne street, are receiving the congratu-
lations OF their many friends upon the
arrival OF a son, Monday, November g.
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Mrs. II, II A. Hastings and children.
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. J. A.
Dudley, left Thursday for santa Bar
ter
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Mr.. Charles Cook has lust returned from
Dawson. and expects to remain In this
vicinity during the winter.
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There Will be services at tho Bap;is.
mission today az II a m and at 70 p m.
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Miss Anna Kelso has been quite III at
her home on Ferdinand street, this week.
but Is recovering.
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Mr. Frank osgood and family let, TO-
day for their new home on Esstlake
avenue. Seattle
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF Wesley N Z.
church met at the home Of Mira cookson
On Thursday last. Those present were
Mrs. Hushs, Mrs. Nice Mr.. Hofaditx.
Mrs. Coocksen, Mrs. Chamberlain.
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Mr.. and Mrs Hyde and family are now
occupying the Sparks cottage. on CO.
iumhus street.
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Mr. A. L. Rosby has his cottage on Hud-
son street ready for occupancy, and Mrs.
Rosby and family arrived yesterday.
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The Silver Star Literary Society met In
the Auditorium Friday afternoon and car
ried out another very interesting pro-
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Rev Roland Hughs will hold services
this evening az % o'clock az the Wesley
NJ ~ church.
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of WESLEY NJ
/ f. church will meet at the home OF Mrs
Carter next Thursday afternoon
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Arthur Ward. of Georgetown, who has
been quite I'll. Is now convalescent.
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Mr.. Harry Bull pleasantly entertained
a few friends "wednesday evening. Light
refreshments we're served. Those present
were Mr., and Mrs. II l. Bull. Mr. and
Mrs. G. Conn, Miss Strong Miss Mitchell
Miss Ruth Bun, Mr. George Mosk Mr.
ester Ruli. Mr.. Leo Conn
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the following:
9EATrLE-Arriyed. Dec I. str City Of Topeka.
from sknewny. sts Centennial from Nome str santa
Ana. from Ncsns. Sailed, Nor. ~, str Aloha, for
lulu: srhr stimson for Gan Pedro Arrived. Dee.
]. sh Orfsutsl, from Ban Frsncisco. Sailed. Dec.
l. su South Portland, for sAa Francisco.
SAN FRANrfaCO-- Arrived. Nov TO- achr Bar-
hsrs Hernstrr. from Cane Nome: str Rohcst Dol
lar. FROM Seattle. Sailed. Dec ], a. m, ST.
SAN pIEGo-Auised. Nov 20. sehr Marion. from
PORT PORT TSwSsENp- Inward. Dec !. .chr II D,
Bendixes. = a. m, from Honolulu for Port Blake
fw Tacoma. nrs Centennial and ssuia Ana, from
Nome. and sailed. No. q m. for Seattle with $50
passenger; str City 81 Topeka. from Skssway. and
sailed On o. M. for seattle Passed out. schr
Annie N. Campbell. from whsieem for Pisco
HADLoCK Arrived. Dec |. schr Dora Ruhm,
GRAvrsFND-- Arrived prior TO Nov e. Br sh
nsodick Castle from Port Biakeisy.
MELBOURNE Arrived prior to Nor. q. N Lou.
i~iana, from Hastinga Mil
NEAR BAY. Dee T. 2 .. m Cloudy, east wind.
three MILES passsd IA, Bs str Kintuck. l y. IN,
from Manila for seattle,
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Dec I. str Jeannir,
for Seattle Arrived. Dec, l str Msesinaw, from
PORT TowSsEHD Arrived Dec l. sh star Of
Russia from uopotuiu Br sh rofrisdsle from Nag.
asski, v rercrted bsisw Point Wilson,
MEAN BAY, Dee J, y m eCiuaiy, east wind,
three miles Passed in. shres fnasisd steamer black
hull yellow funnel with black top. at .. m
Passed ont Ger hk Faiias. from Chemsinus. Toe
West Coast South Amcrica. schr Annie NJ Camp.
hell ffum Nhstcom for ptsco IN too u tug: BIZ
fresnn from Per. Gamble. for San Ftanciseo, IN
TOW Of tus ID cctyphene. from hadocs for sgd
mAplock Arrived. Dec l. sehr Goiagn Shore.
from Honolulu.
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PosT-INTELLrGENC WANT Al.
AGENCIES.


me rost-fnteleencer has established branch ssen-
efes wher. classified advertisements VIII Be received
until 10 D. m. each day. The rates charged At the
branch agencies the same a. AZ the Post fnte1i
gencsr business office Cssh ads only Win Be taken
q hrsprh srsncfes Following V the He. Of agencies:
Yorke BarrinGfok's drug store.
Second avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. E. Fisher,
Broadway and Jamee.
Renton Hill Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
waiIa WaIIa Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jcnerson.
Browns Pharmacy, corner resies
and broadway.
shirtIeH's Drug Store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. 1922 How
ell, corner loren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
4. r.. Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
end Fifth avenue north.
r. D. CostiGan's Pharmacy, 0uecn
Anne avenuc and Roy street.
UALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, Ballard avs-
uue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

RENsfROM-The funeral services the remains
Of The late Herman Renstrom viii take place this
SUNDAY afternoon. al 20 o'clock from the
Eagles hall under the auspices q seattle asrie.
Nc ]. Frsternsi Order Of Eagles. Interment Lake
View cemetery.
SoPER-The funeral services for the late Marg7,er-
lite Soper VIII take place today Sunday al 2 ..
m from the mEtusry chapel Of Butterworth a
Sons
FLAGG-At Nome ALASKA. October g 1900, Cspt.
A. NJ. flagg native Of New Brunswick aged 20
yeaS, IL spoplexy, caused BY exposure during
wreck Of schooner Fischer Brothers. Body arrived
in this city last evening on Centennial
Funeral services win take place today tsundsyl
at .. N. from the rortuary chapel q Buftsrworth
& sons Rev. George Buzzele officiating All mem
hers !. o. o. +. invited to attend
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MARINE NEWS.

AsToRfA-Arrived. Nov 20. str Adsie. from
HonakonG.
SAN DIEGO Arrived Nov. %. sehr Marion, from
Tacoma.
GRAys HARBoR- Arrived Nov %. schr Philip
Pine. from San Pedro
SAN FRANcfsCo Arrived. str Columbia. from
Astoria: sctsr James A. Garfield from Grays Iiar-
bor str Markham. from Seattle str bel Norte, from
Portland Sailed schr Volunteer. for willars Har-
bor schr Lizzie Prien. for suisiaw river schr Ber-
wick, Tor Copue river. sfr Willamette. str JEANNE.
for seattle. str Empire for Coos Bsy; str Progreso.
for Tacoma
LUDLOW Sailed, Dec. l. sehr compeer Capt
Lsren. for kahuuf "a. T.
HoNGkoNa Arrived. Nov. %. Br str Empress Of
Japan. from Vancouver.
PLYMOUTH Arrived, Nov. 80. Br str shsndon
from Seattle.
HOQuiAM~ Sailed. Nov. 20. str Coronado. from
Aberdeen for San Francisco. str Grace Dollar. from
Hoqham for San Francisco Arrived Nov. 70, str
Nswhurs. from San Francisco for Aberdeen; schr
Philippine from San Frspcisco for Ahardsen, schr
Lillibunne. from San Pedro Tor Aberdeen schr LIZ
yie Vance from San Francisco for Hodriam. Sailed.
Nov. %. su Grace Dollar. from Hoquism for San
francisco.
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PUBLISHERS NorIcE.-Trsveiins agents are
A. ID Burnett J. A. Mcclellan. o. B. Locmb and
p. Blanchard City collector are 4 7. Hawlg.
John D. sheehan, J. A. Goodfeilow. A. H. Mills
and Robert Akin Postmasters eveyyvhers are our
agents. Pay money only to these and 10 our resi-
dsnt agents In the various cities and towns OF the
EnrfhMcaf
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Seattle Loral Report No rain fell during ths
last twenty -four hours; maximum Temperature. g
degrees: minimum, "; mean 20; winds light and
variable.
GEORGE n SALISBURY.
Bection Director. Weather Bureau
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sohETltING new IA Seattle. a taitor-
made clothing house. made ON our ovn
premises. what Is tailor made clothing Z
Clothing that n made OF the finest A.
sorted cloth. cut by practical cuttsra
made hy practical taiiors No fartuyv
work. Your fnd style. Mt, good unnllfv
~ our tailar~mads clothing departments.
WSb sell you z iailor-fDade sult cheaper
than you can buy factory made. Wsin.
berg & kessisr. iaii0rs. ii0 second az
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fpk SAtsEs~if YOU want the lot al
joining yours, send IA the lot ana block
H4hptf anal Me WIZ quote you a price
or same " II ~ for sale Frank n.
kenick 4 Co, 2ls Bailey building
WE buy. sell, rent. exchange. store ard
cofninissipu on everything IN second
maud machinery. Loagrrs Supply Co.
~ ssilfpAd avenue south. Phone. He'd
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HELP wANrEp-nALH AND FEMALE

WANTED-Deputfes linen or women) for
the best fratcrnal organization In Amer
icas men and women both ADMITTEDLY
pays sick, accident disability and old age
benefits while you live. and In case OF
death a funeral benefit and a further
payment to the beneficiary. all under
one certificate: the organization is
backed by welI-known business men,
good contracts will be given to deputies
with or without experience; this organi-
cation pays all claims on sight. Address
Independent Order OF Lions. $40 20 54g
Worcester Bldg, Portland. Oregon;
Alex Sweek. Supreme Secretary.
AGENTS to handle our gasoline gas
lamps; warranted for one year. also our
nantes, manufactured az our factory.
Northwestern Lighting Co. us Yesler
way. Telephone. Main 1899