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will so stimulate and tone up the en-
tire body and regulate the nervous
system that the period IS passed With
out difficulty When YOU have back
ache, sensations Of fantness, pain in
the groin, shortness OF breath, beat
Pushes, want OF appetite, and are
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procrastinate; the remedy awaits you.
BE sure 10 get the genuine Prepared only
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ST. Louis, No.
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Where brlghter iar than earth.s aow.rs
Their loving faces smile above.

Where brighter far than earth's nowrs
bloom
Their loving faces smile above.
Their smiling faces yond the vail.
Where cen the face Of God they'll
see,
where sorrow never can prevail
But peace and Joy eternally
Then O We m0urners! courage take,
We stricken. dry your tears away
TO love Of the divine awake.
Prepare 70 live with them Away
-Alnie O. Laurltzen.
RichReld, Utah May Is, 1900.
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FUND NOTES.

proposition an aluuhu.
Springville reports its list to be near
ing the $500 mark In cash. with $lO1 IN
provisions.
A ball for scoheld sufferers win be
given az LOa on Frida' night. This
little town Is I'm the wllds OF Wayne
county, but Is willing TO do its share
A total Of $3.50 has been collected at
Lehi. a very generous contribution 10
the good cause
LINES
Consollngly inscribed to the mourn
ers Of the scOfleld mine disaster.
out from the dark and dreary mine
Where the surging death-damps rise
Out from the deep dark mists Of death
10 eternal sunlit skies!
Where mortals weep and sigh no more
But Joy and gladness reign,
BE comforted, ye weeping ones
Your loss Is their rich gain.
Be comforted. be reconciled,
We wives, We children all,
For know ye that a loving friend
Doth hear your faintest CALI
That friend Is Christ. our Savior.
The eternal one OF heaven,
Then look 10 Him. In deepest woe
And comfort shall be given.
His care will bring you safely through,
His love will sOlace bring,
The balm His healing power bestows
Can heal the deadliest sting.
Look al those now'rs those lovely
floWrs,
A lesson they win give
The germ Of life lives 'yond the grave,
And soon again they'll live.
We none OF US have long 20 walt
Life Is a passing hour;
We live and die, and rise again
More glorious than The Hover
Yet now Ills done the cold gray mist
OF deep despair. you must not yield
But live Tor that which is beyond
In Christ can every wound be healed
Ye mortal souls so tempest tost
Look up, look up 20 Him who saves,
And know your loved ones are not lost
Zen though they sleep meath Icy
graves.
Yes. there Is hfe beyond the tomb,
In homes Of great eternal love,
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From IehL

Lehi. Utah. May i5.-The relief fund
committee Of the scodeld disaster APP
pointed by the mayor Of Lehi, have all
handed In their subscription lists and
below are the amounts turned over by
nanh mamhar IF the committee.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
ORE AND BULLION REPORN


MCCORMICK s co.
Mingo bullion. o." ,,' ''' "'''i-
Silver and lead ores. 90. O.. ''''' '''
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN
......Az
Bullion. q, '.' 900 ''' ''''''''
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"WARNER's WARNER s
IS AFE" CURE
FOR LANE RACKS
IS AFE" CURE
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS
IS AFE" CURE
FOR KIDNEY DISEASES.
IS AFE" CURE
FOR ALBuMlNURTA.
rs ATE" CURE
FOR BR1GHTs DISEASE
IS ATE" CURE
FOR TORPID L1vERs
IS AFE" CURE
FOR MIIoUsNEss.
IS AFE CURE
FOR BILIOUS HEADACHES
IS AFE" CURE
FOR BILIOUS FLATULENof
IS AFE" CURE
FOR LIVER ENERVATlCN.
"SAFE" CURE
HAS CURED THOUSANDS
sc AFE' CURE
WILL CURE YOU,
sc AFE" CURE
SOLD EVERYWHERE
sc AFE" CURE
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE
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New York. May ls-Gold ioi ~.
ment 10 Europe by tomorrow p,5,f
has been engaged as follows ~ allt.
Waeoun & Company ''No" , 1
bsch Ickelheimer q Co- -
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Gold for Europe.

SYMBOL OF PURITY-Ths
Wagon FOR ice. Telephone ~
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The advance sale for the John Drew
engagement opens no the Theater to-
morrow morning The stay being linn
tied 20 one night Saturday there IS no
question as 20 the rush that will fol-
low,
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-07-06
wroth, and swore that the chief
scribe should be humbled.

wroth, and swore that the chief
scribe should be humbled.
Now it cameAto pass that Levi,
the chief priest, donned his linen
ephod and his linens breeches and
taking his sstaff, set out onta long
journey to Philadelphia, the City
of Brotherly Love,atoIburn. incense
before the altar of HANNA And
when he had departed, Jehosha-
phat went to the Union synagogue
and demanded of Leahy the key to
the treasure house. And Leahy
waxed very wroth and saidlwith an
oath, Whose house is this?" And
Jehoshaphat answered as hes had
been commanded by Levi, '1t is
mine" And Leahy said, 'Thou
dost speak falsely, and ifs.thou dost
not hold thy peace,..I.w cast thee
out of the rear door of the syna-
gogue." And Jehoshaphat wes
very. wroth, and he answered, 81
shall report thee to Levi" And
Leahy answered, Report and be
damned" And Jehoshaphat turned
away and went to an upper cham
Der where the wicked ceased from
troubling and the weary could rest.
And thus did Jehoshaphat speak,
''He Ethat ruleth his tongue is
mightier than he that conquers a
city. If thine enemy smite thee
on thy right cheek turn the left to
him also. Thus have I done and
when Levi shall return [ shall be
given the reward Of the faithful. "
And thus endeth the first chapter.
-Walla Walla Argus.
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Political Pot-Pie.
The Organ and the Pipers.
SEQUEL.

SEQUEL.
The old, old organ has been over hauled,
And put in fairly good order;
But the Pipers are drifting, drifting, drift
ing,
And will soon drift over the border.
Oh! those pipety, piping Piper boys,
Who are lost beyond redemption;
Have already found themselves obliged
To seek new presumption.
They stick to Tom and put him up,
For everything in sight;
But It's plain to be seen that Lewis purse
Is not just now in sights
Oil those pipety, piping, fiper boys,
Without organ, purse or sense;
Are just beginning to realize,
That time brings recompense.
Sammy has picked up his musty old law
books,
And Frank has gone to Jersey or to HI;
But as to Scandinavian Johnny
The good Lord alone can tell
But the pipety, piping, Piper boys
Are played completely out;
The gang are clearly on the run,
And the end will be rout.
Poor Tom! his occupations gone,
The game is clearly up;
And hereafter as an honest man,
He must work if he would sup.
But these pipety, piping Piper boys,
Wherever they reside;
No one will care how they may fare,
Or what may them betide.
MORAL.
When Nomads and Bohemians,
In prospecting strike lead,
They should stick to business methods,
And suppress inordinate greed.
But the pipety, piping Piper boys,
Weighed down with sins objectionable,
Are sinking in Serbonean bogs,
Whose depths are quite unfathomable.
Melvin.
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q q X
Over in Ellensburg quite a few
anti Wilson men subscribed for the
Bee because it was supporting the
Piper-Humes-Ankeny gang. It
seems that the proprietor of that
paper made something of a grand
stand play in that direction while
working" that city and quite a few
of the politicians over there bit at
the proposition. For a while they
were delighted with their little
Seattle weakly" and was compli-
menting it wherever they went.
eff you think Tom Humes, of King
county, is going to loose out. see
what the Bee says is what they
are wont to say to the proposition,
but soon great change came over
the Bees editor and he deserted
the Humes' people, and became a
rabid supporter of Senator Frink.
Now those Ellensburg politicians
want either their money back or
the policy of the paper changed
again, as they have been bun
coed. The most of them are even
refusing to take it out of the office
SO fearful are they that the Ankeny
people will see them with it in
their hands.
Political gossips in Democratic
circles have been rather scarce
during the past week, owing largely
to the fact that most Of the politi-
clans were either in Kansas City
attending the National convention
or spending their entire time read
ing the newspapers to see what
those that were there would do in
the platform business. There can
be no fusion in this or any other
state without a Is to l plank in
he Democratic platform, and for at
time it looked as though the Gold
Bug Democrats would defeat any
thing with a 16 to l ring to it. Mr..
Bryan was persistent, however, and
stood out for it, and the committee
voted to insert it by ~ to 25
There may be a great many free
silver Republicans in some sections
OF this country to fuse with the
Democrats, but such are not to be
found in this immediate section
The Republicans no longer feal
fusion as they have turned the con.
glomeration down just as easily az
they once did the Democratic
party.
* 40
Prof. j. M. Layhue, we'll known
King county educator, who is a
present in charge of the Puyallul
schools, has announced his candid
acy for the state superintendent,
of public schools. Once he wa
superintendent of the schools O
King county, and as such he fillec
tho bill most admirably. No mai
in the state stands highe
among the educators and schoo
teachers than Prof. Layhue, ant
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And it came to pass that after
war had broken out in the house of
David, a great strife arose in the
house Of Levi. Because Of its
good name for peace and brotherly
love this house has long been
known as Union, but now has that
name become lie and reproach.
Now the grand desire of Lewis
soul is to be one of the rabbis of
the great Sanhedrim OF Washing
ton that he may sit at the feet of
Mark, whose surname is Hanna,
the great prophet, and learn wis
dom. Togain this great onor Levi
is ready to give the half Of his great
fortune in gold and silver, where
fore has he gathered round him
many men of wisdom and valor and
made them captains of tens, of
fifties, of hundreds, of thousands,
and Of tens Of thousands Of
shekels. Among these captains is
Jehoshaphat Howard of the tribe
of Watson, who was brought from
the land Of Chelan and made the
chief scribe of the Household.
Jehosophatis a man of great learn
ing and wisdom, mighty in counsel,
wise as a serpent and harmless as
dove. This man did Levi place
in charge of the Union household
saying, eff any mau shall ask thee,
Whose house is this ? then shalt
thou answer, TT is mine" And
Jehoshaphat bowed himself to the
ground before his master saying,
'fYea, lord, it shall be as thou hast
commanded"
Now there was in the household
one Leahy, keeper of the records
and Of the treasure. When this
man saw that Jehoshphat was
exalted above him, he become very
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spite of them it's men are con.
stantly dropping off. When En-.
cry was decapitated there were 6
number Of claquers that had been
promised the job, but only one
could get it, and Rumble being the
successful man, all of the others
were disappointed, and as result,
are now sore heads-using the
street pass word. Tommy Bevan
was promised the place and when
he did not get it he flew the coop
and said, "Humes he id! / have
all OF him and Piper that I want, SO
IN future count me again the gang. %
1t is now currently reported that
he is out fighting Humes like a
mad man. There are other we'll
known ward leaders that are also
tottering in their support of Piper
Humes, and the Piper-maker pre-
diets that before the time of the
primaries Mr.. Frink will have four
fifths of the entire county conven-
ton.
Senator A. G.. Foster, better
known as Blundering Foster pass
ed through the city last Wednes-
day on his way from Washington
City. Senator Foster did not
make as bad a break while in Sc
attic as did his son some months
ago, on meeting one of the promi-
nent colored men Of the city, but
the spirit that prompted Harry
Foster to act as he did seems to
to have been inherited directly
from his father.
Charles E. Claypool, the deputy
United States attorney for this
district, has resigned and will go
to Alaska to act as commissioner
of Judge Understands court.
No man in the state is more gener-
ally liked than Charley Claypool
and the boys will miss him in the
coming campaign. The Pie-maker
regrets very much that he is to
quit Seattle, but since he is going
where he can do better for him
self, he has his permission to 90
and bring back ton of coal.
uuu
Ed. Cushman, brother of Con-
gresham Cushman, has been
given the place made vacant by
Mr.. Claypool's resignation. Once
III Tacoma a law firm ran like
this, Cushman, Claypool & Cush-
man, attorneys at law. Of that
firm, Frank is now a member of
Congress, Claypool is United
States court commissioner in
Alaska and Ed Cushman is deputy
United States attorney for this
district. Ii the members of that
old law firm made VOW to each
other to go out and get Office, then
they have succeeded most admir-
ably, for all of them have an office
and an Office that pays well.
q u q
And it came to pass that after
war had broken out in the house of
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Gmbroidcries4

Cambria Edgings, 31c, SC, &c. t. l-3c, 10c l2ac
Fine Cambria Edging, with bow knots, Fleur-de-Ls and
other novelty patterns i5c, 2Oc Csc, 29c, 35c
Cambria insertions and Beadngs Sc t. l3c, lOc l2ac
Fine Swiss Embroidery Edgngs 1oc, l2ac, l5c 2oc 25c
&c. 35c
Fine Swiss Insertions and Beadings l-3c 1oc l2sc &c.
2Oc 25c.
Cambria and Swiss AI-Overs &c. &c. sl15 $780, $780,
SITS, $1,9O
Fine Cambria Tuckings SOC, Coo, 75c, $10o
27Inch White and Cream Brussels Nets for ties hat scar
etc, 15c zoe, 25c.
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The Humes combine is being
taxed to its utmost to hold It's
fighting forces together, and in
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laCGS4

livery many Cn1eS we are ny
1--WE have been all the CITY, and find you have the best
assortment of Lace and by far the most reasonable prices
This always swee incense and deserve by buy
ing in large quantities and only from the best makers
New AlOver White and Cream Vaencennes Laces, soc,
&c. soc, 75c 85c, &c. $780, $198
New AlOver Cream Vense Laces 81 Co., $125, el50 S175
$780, $780, $500
New AOver Black Silk Laces &C. &c. 1926 $780, 81 98
New Black Spangled All-Overs 81 .25, $780, $1.75.
Valencennes Laces endless variety white and black
from 15c, 20c 25c dozen up to zoe yard
Valencennes Lace Insertions match ace 2c 34c &C.
to Zoe yard.
Imitation Torchon Laces so pieces wide worth
&c. &c. 1Oc yard, for Sc
Real Hand Made Linen Torchon Laces 13c 1Oc 123c
l5c zoe, 25c
White and Cream Oriental Laces, Sc 7c &c. 10c 2ac
up to SOC.
Cream Silk Chanlly Laces 7c 10c 12c 15c 2Oc 25c up
o SOC.
Black Silk Chantly, Spanish and Bourbon Laces g. &c. c
12Sc, 15c 20c Csc up $1O0.
SPECIALIZE pieces Black Silk Chantly Lacee, from to
IL inches wide, worth SOC and 75c, for Csc
White Patt Valencennes Laces to inches wide 7c,
&c, 10c 121c, l5c Zoe
Cream Venise Insertions &C. &c. 1oc l2sc 15c 2oc 25c
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Perhaps the scalest trick that has
been turned in Seattle for a good
many moons, was turned last Mon
day evening, when the board of
health, at the behest of the Piper
Humes combine, decapitated Ell. L.
Emery, as deputy health inspector,
to make room for one A. G. Rumble,
one of the most abomable political
hangers-on in the county. Rumble
knows no more about the business
he is expected to perform than does
a hog about the music he hears
from a brass band, but he was
clamoring for a job, and threaten
ing to quit the Humes people
unless he was given one, and SO he
had to be cared for by firing q
competent man and putting in g
dummy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

rf.itfiuu ~ tuo Northern lnriucs pat.
emo 600 the >ruilvd overlap hind grant 10
Clark. md Cpwlit, counties. thi, ~inte.
Anut aiOOll acres %, hud. valued ~
s.yrril million dollars are involved m
thr SUR Many knory legal questions
mr. ras'1. Al facts. however, admitted
rud wrrr stipulated before the court.
nyudug tnr inrmuli'v nt a trial one
luudr'h ~ more settler, nrr deeply m.
t.r.- ed M the decision ut the cts'
wmru Niil govern ~ four other similar
CAsr>
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
wnRSF AMD NYlRsf.
Tho slaughter 81 chr,u,u. 'hr los,
bistf..,iue I've E.p"tt-d.

Tho slaughter "l Chr,u'u. th~ Lost
ri.tr..,ius I've E'p",'"d.
Vi.uun. De- go Further rr.rfs NJ
the 1urf,n mn.-o-- of Christmas
Show thut thoir ir,uertrr 0, Nurnm.
mrdtu fanatic nfm"i luudus Islam.
who hm.f. Ut having slaughtered 2ll
Chu.tIpus vifb hi- own mra. lnr
authorize, hpvr ~hpvn indifference %
'lr.r us-,n.-rs nni ihr uutu-, p.rp-
tutrd uu Christian, ars byuni ireup.
uru
A. H'urh men were rru"nml AMI
nail. wrrr driven Through tHu lHlds
mad l,.t Women wrr ntl.'',~i nul
chldrrn mutilnd Chllirn wrru
murdered nv mutinupu brlofr thr'r
pnuuts' ryrs
Women wrrr m1ltrrt,rd ht tfummwt
before thr ryr- 1T their husbands.
fathers and bruthrr, aud thru rarrivl
into ihr bondage ul mfrms
Men we're dome a. inath slowly hy
nriou- means. Their lnih, cut ~ sue.
rs,tyrly and c..il,ltcu we're thrown intp
hu river.
The hpndi turlufed the Christians ~
iihnrtz by sllriug n'-h from nll lhft-
II thrir bbil,'s bolur hlllni, tm'm
A Gurh orthuflnS priest WAS li,d In =
,ack aud pitrh..d into the river NJ Grmp
VITA Tnr Srrvinn crnsul At MiuuvliAl
estimates that iiOO p'rspnS have hHru
I hiilud pud 40 WOMEN Httnuhtd and
I PLACED ~ hnrrius.
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The best present 81 all for
man would be- good warm over
MEMS FINE , o,.... ""' ao ".~ a" any 'i ".
OVRGOAS S'Gos" % n g"s 1 %s sD ,s5 's na
new grey- at $lOU, si200 $500
and 5000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
THAT RICE TRUST
The Company Preparing ." i'"gi" n".''
tees 800 4. I,g scale

New York. prr % S.vud marung'
% trr American Irr trWrr, p.Nun.
uu,r rummuv. hui,rl the Si5pOl.oH
company recently Incorporated 10 LOUIS.
iauu. have brru lrli here thi, Verk tp
pmuIrir the organization ui the crn.
uuy aub discuss iWwr puu, oiilwH
hive not lr,u rhwru ~ ~ the prr
frrd -u'k hu, brru ISSUED and o,
somewhat les, than half the common
For thc prc,rut the company Will buy
rirr irum tue growers uud sell It on ~
own nccuuut Contracts have brsn
mndc, u Is said. with ~ mills tor mill
ing that portion Of the product bought
IN the rough Il Is stated thH' the com.
pany has contracts Tor about ~ per cgut
NJ the rice output NJ Louisiana aud
Texns Eventually It Is intended "a ne
auire mils and canals The hohdpum
tiers will be- here aud the selling uiliuu "A:
Crowley. La
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
MoLINEAUX FATE.
~. appeal wu N", ~. ra..ed ur"r
I.HttI February.

Iatii i'h'utry.
NrV Tora. D,y - Nrt until the lat.
ier ptri ul next month aud perhaps NOT
until the middlr ol February will ~.
lnud Mnlnrauv know h- fate. whether
IN. rauyirfnn on the charge 81 murder
Will ip, sustained 10y the court Of appeals.
~ set aside. aud nrw trial ordered
Counsel iur MnlinmuN and the prose.
cutmr attrucy have finished the pre-.
pnratinn vt their respective eases.
Their printed aud hound hriefs will Inn
sent to the court of appeals Then both
sides will nppcar hriure the court and
mnt e. argument II has already hee
drrd,d tnd the arguments shall h'
madr ~ january The daoision may lH
gtyru ~ q mouih NJ m few days The
matter ui time resting entirely with the
Judges
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Boston. Dec q Justice Colt IN the
United States circuit court here decld.
ed m favor of the American Bell Iele.
poue company IN royalty suit brought
by the Western Union Telegraph com
pany. The ease Is known rs the stock
ticker case and has been IN the courts
since 1894 The amount involved IL
$4,000 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

jefferson. Tex. Dec - As the cl,t.
hound sherman. Shreveport and south
ern passenger train passed the Terry
farm u.r lryuni th' CITY. aud ~ 10 was
passing some uuld, Inrking tor the nil-
fmd. q passenger deliberately shot one
Of 'hr men. killing hm Instantly Ne
arrest ha. been made yet, rs the pas'cu'
ger va, not known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
IN. a,..t rnnn-l cemrl.,.h.

Seattle Wash, Dee 9l.-rhe Great
n rthcru train ~ /. cnN hound, has
the honor oi first entering the Casude
inunh Eleven INFINITE, later it emerged
IN the east sd, The trip was sue.
cess M ryarv particular There were
mn ceremonies anu clnuce settled what
uu m tur honor The tunnel -
I3.SIy i,,t bong aud cost several millions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
ca.,silsns suit Postponed.

New York. Dec 2l-Argument on
the motion OF onjoining the trustees OF
the Gould estate from paying Countess
de- Castellane her share OF the income OF
the Could estate. has been postponed
until Jau. 7.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
sulT FOR LAND
Go,.rom-nt Sue. u"Iuu Pacific fo' vat
nahi- Irsrh in Washington.

Seattle. Wash. Dec 81. In thu fed.
ernl onurt here yesterday Judge Ran.
ford heard aud took under edyl@ment
the casr NJ the llmted States ". Union
Pinhr Railway company IT al, - suit
brought by the government for tho can
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-11
Art,cIe. Of AUGMENTATION.

snecsal Disua.ch TO the Post-fntelligsncer.
OLYMPIA. Sept. o.--The following articles ~
Incorporation have been flied in the secretary OF
states offce during the past week
Dixie Queen Gold Mining Company. OF spokane;
crritsi stock s. 90 eeo.
Rntanscn Creek Mining 4 Milling Company. OF
Spokane: capital stock N,0o@o
sunnysfse Cemetery Association. cf Sunnysds
CAPITAL stock. none
Davis Memorial baptist Church. Of Mount Yer
non: CAPITAL stock. none.
Aberdeen State bank. Of Aberdeen; capital stock.
se5 Go
Circulating School Library Association, o. Mount
Vernon: capital stock. none
Certificate q increase ~ capital stock of the
Marietta Mining Company Of Everett; capital stock.
81 so no.
washington Cornice Company. Of Seattle; capital
stark sea
Eureka Automatic Scale compsny. q Tacoma;
capital stock. $1,000
certihcais N increase of capi,si stock Of The
Hoial Company. n spokane capital stock. sc.ca
csrftsi Milling Company, Of Seattle; capital stock.
s5sao1
Kssle-Mrlntyre Company. Of Seattle: capital
stock. tl0.000
Washington Lumber & Manufacturing Company.
q Nspsrine, canital stock, s2em
Wsnoochee Driving Company. Of Boauiam; capital
stock s2.eN
Rocswocd Creamery Company Of North Yakima
capital stock. 81 500
John Davis 4 Co. Of Seattle; capital stock.
sNn1
Mstsilne Mining Company. q Spokane; capital
stock, 500 nca
lone. Candy Company. Of spokane: capital stock.
$500
Rans q Commerce. Il Everett; capital stccs.
sNal0
La~.Ine Telephone Company. of Iosfine. Or .
capital stock. $500.