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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-03

For "A Cold en- the H~ad
laxative Rros,o- Quinius Tablets. 80
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SHAMOkIN, Pa, Nov. 40. ]. Reed.
an ex-counciman who was recently con-
victed OF conspiracy with borough paw
Ing contracts and admitted TO bail on the
decision OF the superior court of a new
trial. disappeared three DAYS ago. Last
nigh. IL was discovered that the local
lodge OF the Maccabees. OF which he was
record keeper. bad been swindled out OF
S6coo by forged death certificates OF BEN
jamn Dallis and Thomas Shoener. Davis
who was in Michigan, noticing he was
order. informed his relatives here that he
was alive This started an Inquiry, fol-
lowed by the appearance OF G. j. Seigle
OF Port Huron. Mich, who IL a high Of
fetal OF the order. After a close In.
vestigation the irregularities were discov.
cred.
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BALTIMORE. Md. Nov s-Rear Ad-
miral Richard. OF the French navy, who
arrived here yesterday with two French
cruisers, La Cecille and la Souchet, paid
his official visit today to Mayor Hayes.
by whom he was warmly welcomed and
who extended to him the freedom OF
the city.
Admiral Richard was much pleased
with the cordial reception and thanked
the mayor for his words Of welcome
The visitors met a large number OF city
officials, and later called upon and pre-
scented their respects 10 Cardinal Glib
bons.
Late this afternoon Capt, Peter Learv
commandant Of Fort Henry. went
aboard the CeCilie and paid his compli-
ments TO the admiral.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-1ntelligencer
SPOKANE. Nov. : --James A, Kerr and
H. w. Craven spoke Mt Mckinley hall
tonight before an audience OF fully loo
people Both Of the speakers presented
usost convincing arguments In support OF
tbs Republican ticket. and Judging from
the liberal applause bestowed. the audi
ence was IN perfect accord with them
Another rally was also held at Hiil-
yard. where John T. Wilson and = a.
Hyde were thc speakers The employees
Of the Great Northern shops turned out
All massc to the meeting. and gave the
speakers . most enthusiastic reception
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CHICAGO. Nov Ftaht asfenasnts
vhs an3pf tie corporate eare 90 The
Faffne valley rreAmrfF COMPANY. are
eaf4 a. hrre safrsnfea ths a3Vrrnnfrssf
- thsssFenas 20 da5skra ~ the Hllctf
ss,-rs54fs -ture - n'eauarFafine we're tett
- ne federal ceur. ~ sas grand 31rr
today
sges ~ raw material 60 she vaias ~ f2s-
afa uhirh was discovered Va era cream
arY earnaaev'a plant
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special Dispatch to the Post-inteiiiseneer
TACOMA. Nov. a-~Fcrmer Congressman
w. C Jones addressed an audience OF
susionists AZ Germania hail tonight pre-
senting the usual Democratic reasons for
the electtun OF Bryan and the turning
down OF Mckinley and prosperity Mfr
Jones has not been a very popular speaker
here since the gross discrepancies between
his wheat charts and the actual facts he
came apparent. two and four years ago.
IL was noticeable that very few Republic
ans attended the meeting
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PITTSBrRG, Nov 2-~0fdciai notices
were posted today OF the establishment
az a pension system for the employees ~
the Pennsylvania lines west OF Pfftsburr.
The new system wiz 20 into effect on Jam
uary J. 1871. Employees aged 70 years or
from service on half pay. Another provi-
sion also stipuiates that II an amplove
has been crippled In the service OF the
road he ran retire Mt the age Ut 6 years
The system has been In vogue on the
PENNSYLVANIA road for some time. and
as n has met with the approval ~ the
employees, n has been decided 20 extend It
over tka eufire pennSvlvaaf& line
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whaling steamer. Arrive.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nav. The whai.
ting steamers Karluk and Issunette ar
rived here today and the California Is re-
ported outside the heads Tire Kariuk re-.
ports the capture OF elght whales and ~.
ports having killed eight whales on the
Siberian coast.
These vessels report speaking the
steamer Alexander on the saith uitimo a.,
Ifnniaska The Alexander has nine bow
heads. The steamer FsFfies was spoken
IN ihe Arctic or September ~ having
then seven huWhsa1s The steamers Al
cha ard Heivedefe were seen. but thesi
catch was not reported
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-fntellgencer
TACOMA Nov. 2-The police win to-
morrow ask Judge Keau to send 90 the
reform school at Chehalis the fagr Seat
tie boys now IN custody al the city iail
The father Of the two Sloan boys tele-
phoned today that he thought the re-
form school was the best place for them
lie intends coming over in the morning
The mother ~ Roy eager the leader -
the quarteste. held the N0me opinion two
wrecks ago when she came here looking
for him The boys are not having 50 easy
a time as they enjoyed when they were
allowed the freedom % the sal two weeks
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chanxea nj. Nam. 20 satin.

Special bisgatth 90 the Pos; inte1txencer
TACOMA. Nov 2-The superior court
teaAy anfhhsixe,l t.ryinE g. Hoper "a
change bis name e. GeorSe y Smith, Wv
which name ~ has been khoWn Tor wars.
fle tald sne court th8f ~ left haaae sfue
Years Asa On sfr1uni % trouble Wtth his
FATHER sfssf stsprlnfh~r ard seen aftsr
axsurned the uatns 0f smith because nis
father a. aFsi tried - oofieaf hts earn.
inrs
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Is TWENTY DAYS OVERDUE.
Aberdeen People Fear for the safety
of Schooner A. ,. West.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelllgencer.
ABERDEEN. Nov. 2-Some uneasiness
is being felt about the schooner A. j.
West which 10 now twenty days overdue
from Old Mexico to load lumber al shis
port for the Philippines. She Ia very
stanch boat. being built and owned BY
the West & Slade Lumber Company, OF
this city. She is four-masted. and was
built here three years ago at cost OF
s75.0o1.
The schooner r. C. Slade. which sailed
from here last week for Australia, was
forced TO put IN at San Francisco. on
account OF her deckload OF lumber shift
ing. She will discharge her cargo and re-
load again.
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sHRrSERs ARE WELCOMED.
Are Entertained In Royal style by
Citizens Of HOuOlulu.

VICTORIA. u. c. Nov "a great vel
come awaited the Mystic Shriners OF San
Francisco upon their arrival In Honolulu
on October 81. on the steamer Zealandia
committee met them at the dock and
showed them the sights Of the city.
me attorney general of Hawaii IL MAX
Ing inquiry into an alleged trust formed
ny Journeymen plumbers and dealers in
plumbing goods -
IL ~ reported at Honolulu that Or Car
mlchaei, quarantine officer there Is to
return to San Francisco
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Plant 80 rtiiIse rroaset. of Ttasber
at Aberdeen.

Special plsnsteh 20 the r,,si .fntsilixe aeer
ABERDEEN Nov Wv l. Harnef. 81
Saginaw Mich has been in thts cttv
for rnuse tifna Iooklng over ths ne,d with
a view sN erecting wood alcohol ptaWt.
ffe - Chemist Rni SAYS that nnt only
ni.nhni can ~ obtained frNyu ths cedar
au,f sarstcA bat also chsrcanf suA a eeMl
ali siranar "a TIE Sfs,khelTn braa3 snA
also ufuulp ttiGg NRs and terlain sct3s
Gan er profneesf az - whFch arr very
rrsHtahle. Al the refuse now burned AZ
the MIL yasiS eomid b. utilised Mr.
Rstrner q interested n u similar tnHus-
try A. RS home In saginaw. ard e prsc-
ticss n HIS views
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100 dozen Mems Natural Color
Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers,
pearl buttons. silk trimmed and
covered seams. siacs 30 60 ss. each.
6or
10 dozen Mems Camers Hair
Shirts and Drawers, finished In
first-class shape special price. Sc.
2eo dozen Mems worvted Finish
Shirts and Drawers. natural color.
a garment worth si.S. sizes 20 to
a.; special price. N.0.
80 dozen Mems Cancels Hair
shirts and Drawers. one OF our
most popular garments. very little
shrinking. sires ~ to a.. each.
Ss7is
leo dozen Mems Australian Wool
Shirts and Drawers--a fine finished
garment, and at popular price.
Sizes % to ~, each. $50.
The Jaros Wool, Fleece Lined
tnderwear-~the very best garment
OF It's kind on the market today
sizes 30 20 a. each. siss.
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NEW YORK ~as 1e.x .g'rsgiienf
r-irsffsns nrrlFef herr fa5a8 from Prince
te- sra eaileg 70 SEE BIZ fFlessd =. g
t,se3ies ~ thf iaAfeT.s esaee- Mr Clrve-
fs-s4 4er,.e.l ki1rs.if - 81 futeFNleReFs
~e-s~saaslsss sffEe ~ IRE firm ~ firnesiic'
A r. nst shaf fhs "a rFes s3rHt and NJ
Tlyv.sif5Fs sre-v going but - tnNa for a
80 6Rvs Fs anA@rsi sas theV were We-
see Fr 4 Hutk shooting fKne4itien trWn
in Msrvisrs ara shsy wan.f naf rctgrn
t-ssnrF zoe latter part ~ nnXf Week.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Pest -Inte1ligencer.
ABERDEEN. Nov. 2--There ~ a lack
or ambition among the Bryanites here
financially speaking
There are now several thousand dol
lars posted at different places I'm the city
ny Hepublicans, and all kinds Of large
odds are offered on national state and
county issues. but the Bryan men seem
10 have lost all confidence. and Il IL
simply impossible to offer odds large
enough 70 get them to venture putting
up dollar.
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far as Judge Denny Is concerned. but
many regret that the fusionists should
have thought the necessities OF the cam
paign demanded the publication of in
situations against a highly respected
gentleman who was an honest upright
Judge and has always been regarded as
one OF the best citizens in the county.
Evidence OF the esteem In which he il
held Will he furnished In the shape OF q
handsome majority on election day
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speclai Dispatch 20 the observation-disclosures.
TACOMA. Nov. "a reunion and supper
was held last night by eight 81 the TWEEN
tY.seVen cftlxeuH ~ Tacoma who were Tn
dirteJ HftsTn wars ago fer the part they
tnask iu driving The Chinese 6ut az Ta-
coma aud Piseca COUNTY After the Chi-
neaa exoslus the rich Chinese ~ san
Francfsca ma3s strenuous Efforts fa have
the men responsible Tor their going ar-
rested ana Imprisoned The tweuty-eeven
unsn we're driven across the state 70 Purt
Vancouver where the federal court heii
- sessions The Indicted men have main.
thfueA an erKaniglriUn
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Special Dispatch 20 the Posi.fntelllgeneer
ARLINGTON. Nav s-James Eva, 81
Everett. delivered a political speech
didats for governor a. IS Dunlap. who
failed 70 appear. There was COED crowd
present and most respectful attention
given 10 his remarks. The Prohibition
ticket will poll about ten votes in this
nfeetnct
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FITs BIG RALLY.
-. :. AISes makes Ringing
....-. nat IL erected With Ap-
'-.-- n~1scratic Campaign In
s..,ss practically Collapsed

=. n<euasch to the Post-t l,ta resIv
Z S6ZES. Nov. a-ine pss ssrseen
~ enmpaign took plaes IN nas,s ~
49, .ssts gathered In the Efremens
q 49, - the address OF ex-senator
A,ien Early In the afternoon
- 81 arrive. and before o'clock
r. u, -. flied to cverftowins. Free
r. ~ I'm between Aberdeen, Cos
sx Uoauiasr. ana the Citizens
~ sr~v6.,n met the incoming dele
~ 9 - ssrorted them TO the hall.
~ tsen tastefully decorated Tor
- ss.ssr,rk. a prominent Republican
a~,r acted az chairman OF the
~ about thirty leading Repub-
1z = ~ Crays Harbor region acted
~ = s~rstdenfs. Chairman Phiibrick
ssnrtns speech. al the close OF
- snfreduced Senator Allen, who
...,sse6 With an ovation. The speaker
a ~ address by referring to his as
....-s~ n territorial days with the
l...,s "A Cfays Harbor. He next paid
.2~>.~ trfbuss 70 ]. " Frink as can
y " 4, governor. At the mention OF
1~ sswe the audience broke out into
.1r.rS ara prolonged applause.
~ S.,nhsv then launched into con-
4s.s 6Iscussson OF state and national is
va. vSseh he handled In his usual mas
~ rvla There were fully 100 people
'r'ssrt ana Senator Alien held the large
1sros mil the close. His argument
~ - DAT II could offend no one. and
W = TOD thu plain truth. 10 that n0s
- Dsmocrsfs and Populists were
11 d remark after the meeting that
S| vsrt cnsirely in sympathy with Re-
111sn ~ ip'es. There we're at least
Sro time many people to hear Mr..
o q we're present at Mr.. Ronaid's
- wcek ago In the same hall. The
nksslic campaign has practically col
- h this county. and the county win
r n1ubiicHn BY At least 500.
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Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Nov. 2-Pat Ried and Jim
Carson. who were sentenced 10 the chain
gang Yesterday for thirty DAYS. escaped
from the police officers under whom they
were working this morning. and have not
been recaptured- They came mere rom
Seattle with Henry Bacon. desperate
character. who has several times been In
fan at Seattle, where Detective Wap-
penstein gathered his record year or
50 ago. II Is believed the three men have
been working together
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special nispatch 90 the Post-inteliiFencer
ABERDEEN. Nov IA great rnauv
~ our local Nlmrods have been ent0ylnx
ne duck shooting near he outer harhor
AZ South hay and North beach ana frorn
me amount - game being brought ia
" - reported cutie plentiful a great
many elk have also been killed up near
the 2A-oault lake the past Ten Alna
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Rich find of Free Cola.

VANCOUVER. n. C.. Nov "A dispatch
from CambouTne, a new town in the Eo0-
trnaN district, says that very rich find
OF Tree gold ia decomposei ora has iuAt
been made there. The quartz from a
nssure vein assays several thousand iol-
with coarse gold
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WILL WAGER A FORTUNE.
Spokane Man 06ers Ten Thousand
Dollars on Election Of Soma
tor FPSuk

Special Dispatch to the Post-fnteiiigencer
SPOKANE. Nov. Jack wilmot. OF
this city. IL so confident Of the election
OF Senator Frink as governor Of Washing
ton that he authorizes the announcement
that he will wager ten thousand dollars
tnat Mr.. Frink Will be elected next Tues
day.
The full amount or any part OF II will be
wasered on the proposition made by Mr..
Wiimot
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-fnsalIiRcre4r
HOQrGANf Nov Fer ths b,.,1s,
q James r Eiierby. who lost his house
hold goods by Ore ~aFiy Tits rnorrlrr
a subscription has been raised rrl,,9l
paiiY by mili mon. amounting 10 xitt "a
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FENlif4ETDN. or. Nov. z.~-Iadxe Flna
today sentenced Columbia George ana
Toy Toy Indians Go he hanged IN re-
ceunbrr e. for ihe murder - Annls a.,
indian medicine vemsa," ty giving hsr
poison.
Mrs Ainnis Crockett was sentenced %
NE Imprisonment for tbs murder ~ her
husband
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Ofd Block sold.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer,
TACOMA. Nov. 2-The Stetson Trust
Company has purchased for $4,000 the
old Chamber OF Commerce building. at
Pacific avenue and Twelfth street. The
building is a thrse-story brick structure.
originally costing about sSeco.
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The raet-lnfsIiiEencer has secured sh~
exclusive f3ght fog Washington a. para
NJ Sailv & Cos latest folder nan ~
t'hica ard Asla- These may ~ secured
a. -fntclltEsHscer business osTlsaa Al
~ -...a. -
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CHICAGO NAV 2~WlaA tHw large re-
,.tfye~4 81 PTS M8Has Samas3 S3ruAssn
frs.is~..f1 fNfs afternoon created a nAnlg
~ Sssts street. fie eusstee both wagons
tate a crcwe, shooting from a wincov.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Nov Am Italian miner has
developed a case OF smallpox at Fairfax.
He has been put in the pest house, and
efforts are being made to prevent spread
NJ the disease
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Underwear for Women
and Children.

Stut'garter Sanitary Wooden Un-
derwear for Ladies' and Children.
This underwear fulfiils all the re-
quirements OF the NEST exacting
critics. tbs the standard OF the
trade and remains permanently IN
every household into which II Is
introduced.
Munssng Wooi-Plated Underwear
for women and children-.thorough-
~ well made and reliable under
wear-that Is comfortable and dur
able and reasonable In price.
Ladies' Munstnr Wool Plated Tn
ion Suits In medium and heavy
weight. 81 ~ tssS
Ladies' Muusing wool Plated
Vests and Drawers, light, medium
and heavy weight. each. SIC. N.sa.
ti.h9
Ladies' Jersey. Ribbed Arl.wool
Vests and Pants. white only. each.
Ills
Ladies' Natural Wool Vests and
Pants. N.95.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Wool Vest
ard Pants in white and natural
color, each, si.0e
Ladies' Wool MIXED Jersey Rib
bed Vest and Pants in gray. SIC.
Tsc.
chiiaren's Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Pants. all wool. SIC.
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Tws npea were seriously triares sna
Third received three severe scalp WaNuds
~ fe.ltng over ne loses - a sob aSssed
tbs Ea0ggNE Sinpsea waA arrested
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r1r TlFsN co.. Nov the floldsn "a.
49, -egl5 rz~es ~ p q Wells was So
s,reFg6 rs hrc th,s usqrnir4 Isss, H.
90 I-.-.r..
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So pss4s~FrtegllxenrsF has secured ire
sxp5qssgvs right sor Washington 70 Rant.
Gr%Kg5v A cas- Afest fielder map ~
rshss4 ana ksiA These pang ~ serur~4
Al Post -Irsssfltgennef Aa&tneas am3ceA A.
- cents each
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A very f'ne slnee and overseam
Glove. medium weight threc-clasp,
embroidered back In black, brown.
tan. mode. red and gray. regular
price SihA; Saturday, sSc.
An excellent assortment OF Gloves
IN medium and heavy weight: also
pique and overseam stitched and
embroidered back in black. brown.
tan, mode. red. gray and white;
regular price. si.25. Saturday. SSc.
Gauntiets in the different shades
OF tan and brown. regular price.
81 90: Saturday, bac.
Antoinette--a piqte ana glace me
dunn weight two-clasp stitched and
embroidered back In piack. brown.
tan mode beaver. gray. red. beige
and white nj 800.
Chantilla--a heavy and medium
weight glove prix seam and Paris
point. swo-clasp. In black, dark.
tan. mahogany snd drab. worth
s2eD now ti.75.
Constance---a suede pidue two
clasp stitched and embroidered
back In black. brown, tan. beaver.
mode. beige. gray and white. Mt
Sligo.
chlIdren.s KID Gloves. giacs and
overseam. Ia brown. tan, mode and
red. at 400.
A fun and complete assortment
OF Mems Wool and Cashmere
Gloves ranging In price from sc to
soc.
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tion providing that floor covering be
purchased.
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Sn-etsl nsSnaseh - the YNass-gmss IL srsncer
S.vNrElAIfA NOV. aSevcn Young mcn
r,ars arrested N this csiY and hraaEnf Ae-
f,ro fsi<ftcn rawtrGIn Or a eEsrEs 81
tsssrovirx properly and ceEsrartiuw the
ssrset< Thov - the work on Halloween
night ART considerable damage Vas dane
Al .,leastef zlflftv ans eerp aautaucsd -
rs,s . ARE ~ 8, - each which has been
settled The Young men were conneNiet
r4tN sarmn - the best "a rlilsvx. and the
AFFAIR created no iiitle talk
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Yer tola In the Head
Laxative Br0m0-S ssiiaine Tablets. 30,
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Hosiery For Women
and Children.

ladies' very fine ixi rib black
Cashmere Hose. high spliced heel
double toe and sole. guaranteed
stainless, pair. CSC.
ladies' plain ana fxi rib fast
black Cashmere Hose. high splfced
heel, double toe and sole. French
feet, extra value. pair. s5c.
Ladies' plain black Cashmere
Hose. high spllced heel and toe and
sole. h0c.
Ladies' fxl rib and plain black
Hose with natural feet. double heel
toe and sole, good value. 1ac.
Boys two-thread black Cashmere
School Hose, spiiced knee ana high
spliccd heel. double toe md sole.
pair, 2sc.
Children's Heavy BLACK Fleeced
Hose, sxi ribbed. spiiced knee and
high splicrd heel. double too and
sole. pair. sc.
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Hotel Colonial
Gales Is Y II. N. w.

Washington, ID. @.
Situado en- la parte mas centrica de
10 ciudad Immediate la Casa Blanca
y d los Departamentos del GobiernO.
Por frente del hotel cruzaR tran
Was en- tOdas direcciOnes.
Restaurado ultimamente. SalOnes
Dc reception; de lectura, billares para
los huespedes, cafe, buffet, &.
Departamentos para familias y ha-
bitaciOnes con banOs particulares.
Seryicio esnerado: TELEGRAPH; tele-
tOn0 &.
Precios mOder ados.
w. X. Koch, prOpietariO,
I'm. d. Mayo 8 de 1900.
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Sobre este uamamos muy paricuarsnte atenci6n de
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Que concsde semeianEe Privilsg1o.
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e. SOL del Canada?

SupGcamos inegene pdbico de Isa la lectura
tudo de esAs hemosa condclOaes eVtando
S0SledaAss arantdas asegurar
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c. E. Ssorer, SApr"tendese=C~ Mstz Ageae general
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TOdO anunciO b Communicate que 30
fls0rts on este diari0 debera salts
fRCsrss Su impOFte DOr adeIantadO.
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MUY IMPORTANTE

Sc aceptan Comisiones para com
pra venta de Acciones del ~Creditoo
de la ~Luz EIectrica>, en- la Agen-
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