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FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.


LAKE WASHINGTON WATER FRONT.
OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME
BY THE DENNY BLAINE LAND co;
number Of water front lots in our new
Lake Park addition ON the lake, front.
between Madison and Madrona parks. We
tention OF making 1t 4 residence and
home site for those person. who enjoy
beautiful scerery and Aquatic pleasures.
such =. boating. bathing and fishing
amount OF money for improvement
work. consisting Of clearing, grading and
water pipes connected with the city wa
ter system and cement sidewalks of a
substantial nature a. fast as money and
men can do the work.
1t is our aim to make this the choicest
residence portion Of Seattle. and we are
carrying out the improvement work with
We have tsken special pains to lay out
the. streets in this addition to conform
with the contour Of the ground, and
he so gradual and easy that one can
travel to and from the lake front with a
bicycle.
The Madroua park car line. which runs
through the best part Of the city, passes
through thi. addition, and lands YOU on
the ground in % minutes from the bust
ness center. The cars are OF the newest
pattern and very commodious
The water front lots we are now offer
Ing for sale are ever sixty feet t., wide on
length on solid ground and lie nearly
level.
The lots ahut with the west end on the
boulevard, running north and south. This
boulevard has an outlet about the center
of the addition to the lake, This outlet
Is about 900 feet wide and will be parked
and beautihed, excepting in that portion
which is used for walks and driVeways.
A granite breakwster running I'm n semi
circle OF about three hundred and fifty
feet in length and four feet high Is now
under construction along the waters
edge for the protection Of the outlet.
This breskwater will add greatly to
the beauty OF the property.
A modern and substantial wharf will
be built running out from the center OF
this granite wall 10 deep water for a
boat landing. All native trees that add
to the beauty of the addition have been
preserved. Every sale made by us Of
lots in this addition IS made under a
guarantee that all Improvement work not
yet completed will be carried out to the
letter. Every sale includes all improve
ment work done by us. and there will be
no extra charges for grading, cement
sidewalks or water mains.
We make no restrictions as TO buildings
in our sales. but wish to have purchasers
make improvements OF desirable ma
turs. Nearly every lot in this addition
commands a fine view OF Mount Rainier.
the Cascade range and Lake Washington
and surroundings.
For prices and further particulars in
quire of
DENNY-BLAINE LAND CO, Dexter
Horton Bank Building.
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PUBLISHERS NOTIcE-Trsvsling agents are J
A. Mcclellan o. r. LOOMS and r. Blanchard. City
eoiiectots are n. r Hswisy John d. fheehan. J. A.
Goodfeiiow. A. II Mills and Rohert Akin Post
masters everywhere agent. Pay money only
10 these ard 70 our resident .rens in the various
cities and towns II the Northwest
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ROYCE-At the residsno. Of J. ". Ewing. IN Ere
mont. July Is. 1900 Adelaide Royce. native q
New York aged g. n heart failure.
The funeral services will Be held today monday
at .. m. irora the Fremont VI. 2. church. Friends
invited.
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POsT-INTELLIGENC WANT AID
AGENCIES.

The Post-fn,eIiirence- has established branch sgrn
eiss where classified advertisements viii be received
until 10 D NJ each day The rates charged at the
brsueh agencies the at the Post fntslli
rsueey business office Cash ads only will be taken
AZ branch agencies Following is thr list Of agencies
yorL~ BsrrinRton's drug store,
second avenue and pike.
broadway Pharmacy, y. r.. Fisher,
broadway and James.
Wenton hin Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
WaIIn WaIIa Pharmacy, Twenty
first and East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy, corner Yesier
and broadway.
shirtIcH's Drug store. Twenty"
third avenue south and Jackson.
schmits' Drug store, 1O22 Howell,
corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
A. ". Guys Pharmacy, Denny why
and Fifth avenue north.
r. n. Costigan's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
pveston's Pharmacy, Ballard ave-
nue.
FREMONT.
Fremont DruG Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
! heading In classified columns,
lie "a word each Insertion min
imum charge. 25c. Classified
advertisement. running one
month without change of copy,
$3.50 per line fseyen words
count to fneD. On three
months order. st.3J per line
per months on six months err
J der. $500 per line per month";
on yearly order, 81 per line
per month.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


THE BOARD OR DIRTCToR's or ~
attic School District No !, at their Gifted
seventh avenue and Marion street. VIII
receive sealed proposals. until O'Clock
m. September Z, 1900, fer the construcies
Of a Senior Grammar Scherl HutldsM
In accordance with the wings and ~.
cifications, copies of which may he eeta
at this office. or ut tho. architects osies.
Boone a Corner, New York block. Seat
tie.
Proposals must be separate fcr IN
plumbing and for the heating and ths
Board reserves the right &c, reject aAy.
all or separate proposals.
Proposals must be accompanied hy
certified check for 5000. payable 10 shs
order of the Secretary ~ the board. "
guarantee that the Bladder. II avsFdsi
the contract. Will enter into n couirad
and give surety bonds Tor the full smesnl
OF the contract. LYMAN HANKS.
sFSisiAll .-
PROPOSALS fors Subsist eace Supplies
ONCE ~ Purchasing Coinmsaanry. "a
Francisco. Cal, July Q, 100 Sealed pr.
poSals for furnishing ana delivering
such quantities Of subsistence supyiiet
delivered at such wharf .1r wharyss q
such warehouses In san FIanciEen. NM
as per circular TO be s-an a. this q.
fee. will be received here ,wniii II osxpes.
a m. Tuesday. July H. 1870 ana openee
Immediately thereafter ta prorsnes =
bidders. Specifications, general ittisN-
tions 10 bidders ana BLANK form ~ ~.
posaI Will he furnished 70 eataushsa
dealers on application totW. w. bAldr
WIN, Major ami G r.. US Army. Faf.
cha sing tofnmiHsHry
TREASURY DEPARTMENTAL hcs ~
pervisinf Architect. Washfngtsns -
July :. ison- scaled propoE ais VII % y
ceived az this office pntil 2 o'clock ? y =
on the 9Th day ~ August. 1900. ana thss
opened for the constructloi, q barras1
and hospital buildings az the u , assf-
antine station. Astoria. oregon, ~ ~
corGsnce with drawing and sperifsas--
tion, copies ~ which may he rad ~ ~
discretion ~ tho supervising afthitssl
by applying 20 this office ~ s1rsega =
charge at tho station. James hset
Taylor. Supervising Architect.
OFFICE 81 @ Q NJ. Vancouver rssrsess
wash July Z 1910 Waited. ~ ~
tinted States Ee1 cavalry horses, rsss
Or lsF- Dealers Will be advised ~ V,
Fcriptinns. etc. by cGnspieaassy $500
hand hills ia their respective lot@s.
ties and dates when 40 inspeefw ~
De- present 10 Inspect such anifpAs y
may he presented J ~. 1aeofa '
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LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
ORIENTAL Chapter, No 10. Royal Arch
Masons~A special eonvocstion OF this
chapter will be convened Tuesday even
ing, 80 of the clock. July the nth, at
Masonic temple, Mark. Past and Most
Excellent. All soiourning companions
are specially invited To be In attendance.
by order OF the Most Excellent High
Priest, II. \. Nichols, +. r. Limerick.
Secretary
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NOTICE to the stockholders of the Seat.
tie Brewing md Maltiry Compahy-.yo
are hereby notified tlsLt the anIaIAi NEE.
ing ~ the stockholders Of TIM seatsA
Brewing and Mating Company IL cafsl
to meet at the general offices ofthe com.
pany. located on Grant street hridgs i
the city OF Seattle. Wash. at she kas,
of O'clock Pc NJ. on the 20rfi day II ~.
gust. 1900. for the pnrpose oil eleetif
seven ca trustees to serve for ths ten
OF one year. In accordance with the ~.
laws of the company, and for Shs ri.
pose of considering any other cuisines
that may properly come hefare saa
meeting. BY order OF tho presid ent.
j. a FOX
Secretary Seattle Brewing and Aaitias
tfOmpanr
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MORTGAGE loans NO totiates. :.
amount at lowest rates WaisrAa's.sl
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FoR Rr>r-FuRxI,HEp ROOMS.

LARGE. r|"I7 Formulated ro.m sr-LuG
r.or a'~r rvr flrrisA~- f-H0t -.- ms
aps.-.r- Vta "a, Bath p@.nc very
iLSteu street
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WE have an abundance Of money -
on furniture. pianos ara Other y e.
payments. Beavers & Co ris ;'', " PAIN
ton building "asaaas
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GR0LIa DAMUS < OSNE.R. loans =, =
attic real estate. IRE insu ranla 1v ~ y
ison street. Telephone. Union x AAa-
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PRIVATE funds to loan OF, city uror.,,--
low rates. no delay IL nluna ps.sss,ys
Dexter horton Bank bu Hiding ~'aes
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SPECIAL SPECIAL Sprrr.,---
Lowest rates ever known ON ~. M,
property. no commission. can sns IN
Thomas Investment Co., Coins u
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POSITION wanted by professional nurse;
young woman ~ experience and refine
ment will tak0 charge OF lady or gem
tieman Address O II, care Post -inteili-
gencer
f1RSTsCLASS inllltncr and dresSmaktr
wants position IN wholesale CT refMi 80
hhNshment Address f %. care POST
IntriuEenCer
WANTED To nnd "A Free Mason who
viii hrfrtrnd puor respectable lady.
Address b y. care p0a .Lntclusenrer.
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MONEY TO loan az low rate A. -
on improved city and farm ssn,srsg
Seattle T, property and arms in ''iSS ssssSl
easy terms. The Oresos No., sAie "a
Ltd. Robert ]. Fisher. ,lge.,t ss sse q.
building. Seattle. w l2ity
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rINANoIAL-Mo>EY TO Io.- =

WE LOAN MONEY 10 al sa,a-,-s---
holding permanent posi,,i,ns 20 pe5e,
spoasible concerns on y0r-nSan n.
NOTE. without security: esrs, lwy
Seattle Loan 4 Credit Co 81 4
York block. sN-s Ney
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COLLATERAL bank. mon ey adyanc.s :
diamonds, watches and other eco ,ss ~ y
lateral. Barto. Ito Cherry. eN1 ~
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THE famous hot springs of Green River
Wash. now open; good accommoda
tons: camping privileges granted. Ad
dress Ada b. Watkins. proprietor.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-2co0 rockmen and general
hands for work on White Pass &
Yukon Route; wages $3.50 per day
and upwards: board 800 per day.
Also station men for heavy side
hill rock which will be let at highest
prices; tools. powder nd all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Apply
TO NJ J. Heney. contractor. 10 Colman
block. Seattle. wash: Inns OF Court
building. Vancouver. or Bennett, Is. c.
The sun., 1900-02-02
THE HUMORIST.

There is no secret of success in busi
ness. All you have TO do is to attend tC
,ur businets and 60 ahead.-Curnellns
Vanderbilt.
Once upon time Cow g'owerel
tieIceiy upIn Blct Gle Girl. "On, YOU
brazen thing" cried tile Cow, with much
feeling; why, il II was being said 10 me
that | stuffed my calves with exce,eior |
should never show my face ag ~ rhls
fable teaches that the point of view has
TO be considered in order to iendei jusl
crilicism.-Dttroit Journal.
Whoever pays you more court than he
is accustomed to pay either intends G
deceive you or finds you necessary to
him.-Courtenay.
Sir Augustus Lackcash to tailor)-
'My son tells he that you have allow I'd
HIM 10 run bill for three years. have,
therefore, come Tailor-"On, pra, +.
Sir Augustus, there 10 really no hurry"
Sir augustus Lackcash-"I know that,
aud, therefore, have come 10 iell you
tnas in future | want TO ges my clothes
from you, too, "-Tit'B
Don't let your heart grow cold, and
you shall have youth with you Into tile
'.eens OF yuur second century .-Glsd'
stone.
'Ah, yes, my dear" said her mother
"ss We grow Older We get only the dregs
OF love" "But, ma," said the pirl, "ps
aiiI sells you he loves only you" ''Trua
but [ N no longer young snsush 80 be
lisve it.
Every man stamps his value on him.
seli. The price We challenge for our
selves is given us by others. Man II
luade great Or little by his own will
Schiller.
''The horselesss cab is here t., stay"
Thus to himself he rafsed;
AND soon he knew that IL VAS true,
90 he Kot out and walked"
The sun., 1900-02-02
AKUsERHS.
t'TsR nKAnr OF CHICAGO

asE n Ahui VI IhlIdoO.
"The Heart of Chicago" strvnF
sonedy arama from the pen Of Liscois
]. Carter, apshor Of 1.-The Fast MAIL"
Chattanooga, Remember The Maine"
and vther Eairring meladrsmas, will be
the next atti iaetien At the Opera House
ON next "Wednesday night, The story
told is said 10 possess 4 good deal OF
originality and to be we'll put together.
AS is usual with Carter production, the
scenic sds make big bid fer popular
icy. The 6rst act is located in the down
town district Of Chicago on the night Of
the Chicago fire. The fire scene is said
TO be put On in an entirely novel man.
ner aud to be very effective. Excited
throngs of people Fastening to places Of
safety, putting fire engines, falling walls,
rh-hlhg cabs, flying timber and Ieaping
Iiam"s all add to the realism Of the
scene, Othel important scenes represent
a panorama Of the south side, showing
the lake front, the five mile
crib, a bree ek~ater, Michigan avenue,
State Street, WabaHh Avenne, the Audi
Jdrinm, Chicago Opera House, County
Building and other prominent buildings.
The railroad scepe, however, is the one
on which the greatt 81 stress is laid. 1t
Is absolutely new to the stage and is said
t' possess no puint Of similarity to any
other railroad scene ever presented.
The scene is laid at the railroad bridge
Just outside of Whiting. Iud., here an
attempt il made to wreck an onconing
t'ah By pungipg it into the river
through the open draw. Fhe headlight
OF the fgine is first seen as mere speck
OF ilsht Ill the distance and gradually in
creases i" ", the low sound of the dis
tant whistle grows louder and louder,
then tie bell il heard, and finally tht
train daahes painting under full head
o steam down to the fuotlights. Thi.
scene occupi' ten minutes from it's in.
ceptiun to lts completion. 1t is not &C.
cnmplished by means Of pictures-;t is a
real engine.
The sun., 1900-02-02
george EYRE HAD MONEY.
Ii is nsught That He Had see
In His Psekst When
Murdered.
BROUGHT "R0Lk" FR0NFHILA.,
Detectives TrytnE to Verify the Fact.
"Piany" Pierce II Worry Ill
Ms Attorney Declares.
and May Net Stand
the strain.
BROUGHT "ROLk" RROaPHILl
ky spssiAl Dfspstoh 70 The San,

ks spssiial Dispstoh 70 The San.
ChssIsr, Pa, Fob. 1.--fbe only new
point made public in the mpfdsr my sscry
Of George b, Eyre, the youns sportsman
Of Chester who Was killed whiie On .
duckins trip on the Delaware river
December ~. is the suspicion that Eyre
had about Se0 in money in his pocket
which hs had sollested in Philadalphia.
This was discovered by Eyre's mother
while looking uver aoIpe papers belong
ing DO the murdered uan
A detective went 80 the city upon q
morng train TO invsstixase. II il can be
proven that Eyre collected the money,
tie prosecution will be greatly strength
ened in its conte0tion that robbery WAS
the motive for the murder. Eyre was
knowR 20 be fond Of flashing his roll. -
but up to today it was put known III 4
he had any "rolP' in his possession the
dav VI the crime,
Ga the other land, the defense have
agents at work IA Wilmington working
upon Mary Co~an's story of Pierce's
confession. She swore that the day
after the murder jim Pierce bought
her watch and several articles Of cloth
ing
The store where the watch was pur
chased has been KEEP, a secret by the pr
lice, bus the defense have located it On,
of the lawyears fur the defense, refe, rius
TO this today, said:
| "Whas if we should prove that tn,
purchase wss made the day before til,
murder instead OF ths day aiterp' II,
would say nothing more, but ii suct
fact could bs shown by the toJkl
Y ~ - "a Ia II -
| Cewao's testimony 30 bs absolutely un
trrs.
Mary Cowap is ia WILMINGTON, a
house No 4l5 ra,nsli street and can b,
had just when wanted.
The Cowan woman 10 In one sense tb,
altar witness OF the Ccmmon wealth. bu
there are other witnesses that have sser
suepoepaad from the same house; th,
woman who had the ring when Jiu
Pierce went out with Mary GowAa ol
that Christmas shopping trip, Friaa,
evening, December "a, aad the eiah
bat were witness 10 Jim Pierco's shouin
OF fine gold watch shat night and hi
display OF roll OF bills when bo settle,
accounts with the colored boy wh
played baniD and sang songs Th
| Wilmington puilCc are no longer on W
inquiry, as the Cowan woman ia undt
the direction OF Chief Berry. Resident
in the neighborhopd of the Davis bous
contif III the story that Pierce was there q
the time stst ID, but do not know whe
he left.
The Pierce boys spent quiet day i
Media jail today. The only visitors d
lowed to see them were their father an
brother.in-law.
Their COUNSEL, Joseph II. Hinkson, wa
caller at 2 O'clock to-day. "Pinncy"
/ very sick man. FIe ave nothing ,psic,
/ day and DR.. J RI. Fronefeld, the priso
J physician, Was called in.
The sun., 1900-02-02
Friday. February 2. 1900.

TAE dominant need here is for got d
rpolisios--pslitics that will rssuls In the
application Of sound policy, effective oi
tho general welfare, to State governments.
No dream Of the political ideslist, NO
prejndiee OF caste on the one side, or ol
ignorance ON the other, nor YET the in.
serest Of the grovelling place seeker,
should be allowed TO warp the judge
mont or control the action of the sincere
ly good citizen in determining his poll
tical ,tion. The demsnd for Republic
ssn success in this State is urgent. The
Democratic party has proved itself 10 b'
bosh inca pable of good gov, ,rnm mt ane
unworthy of public trust. 1t hAa no lofs,
ideals for tie idealist; M und polite
for the practical thinker; no methods u
assure the purely utilitarisn politician Q
successful governmental administration
il has been tried and has failed-faile'
not only because of its ineapscity, bu
because OF its lack of honorable, hon. q
political sentiment and purpose.
The sun., 1900-02-02
HIS sxcHLLEScY, THE GOVERNOR.

Some two Years ago middle aged
English gentleman began to syetrmaLic
atty 20 the rounds Of the comedy theatr, a
OF London, aud by easy and pleasant
nyertnies,to make the managers sensible.
Of his presence. He was fanltipsslv
dressed, obviously MAJ of means,
"a k-d with spirit, and sometimes with
| suthrritI, on matters dramatic, smoked
good Cigar aud WAS nnt afraid of tie
cost Fl those 'iitle attentions by which q
dlscrstt supplaut approaches the throns
Of power He casually mentioned from
time tu time that he had written 400 q.
thing, a !i,tl- pisy, possibly a comedy,
more prnbably farce. b., Wac afraid /"
cIsssify il, and vory likely il was of nn
account. Bat by she cons; ant iteration
"f ti'e subject, accompanied by that
good ci.eer which makes even stern
c"n'We'cia'-ey manager nmmen,ariy '
convivtal, he Was toll TO 'send it AZ round
and let rs look st it Y" In that may,
atep two hard years oi discreet re.
cuuiaril! bnd-Es-nie but co thu
ous'y amiable lobbying, Captain T..
MAr7hsil, a retired Fast Indian Army
tfirer, war forced 10 brcomA his ow Ii
pr ducer, f,r all the managers hid RI.
fused his play. 81. ia June, 1896. lie
| nhtu the Court Theatre, London, and
thus came iutn recognition AZ the author
oi "His ExcelIrDcy the Governor" one
OF the ~lLlieet plays Of the dsv. Is sue
cess at once precipitsted scramble hy
American managers for ils possession,
with harles Frnlnap, not departing
from is usual good fortune of being OF,
top. TIE play Nas Int In NV YorI
TOWARD Il c'ose OF last season. it re.
opened the present segson nf the Empi,e
Theatre here, and is now er tour with
the assurance OF u crrlsin money gelter.
This "farcical rnmance," which is solue
thing fairly new in btsge nomenclature,
comes 80 the Opera House Aext Thurs
dsy night with the universal prslse al
critics as enc Of the w,tliesi pr. duetion.
OF the day, and fortunately, ore that /,
clean Of imniorsl suggestion. The com.
Pany includes EtheI Barrymore, Char
iotte Crane, lea Vernon, Joserh Hol.
land, Z. Newton Lindo, J. 3. Booth,
The sun., 1900-02-02
DELAWARE DIVISION.


For New Castle .l3. u. NJ; 2.35, 4.27
aud B.6S ?. m, week days.
For lewee, g. a. nj. /; 4.27 p. M, week
5ays.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar
S.l3, ll.04 a. m.; 4.27, B.58 aud 1911
M Sundays, IL. II p. M.
For Wyoming and way stations, 2.&
m.. week davs. =
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
tomturt ard Norfolk, il.04 q. m., weak
days, and II II night, daily.
! RAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TlOK, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Un-
cinaati, Louisville and ~. Louis.
Dining Car.
1925 a. M, daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. No coaches to Pittsburg. J Linz
tied to two Buffet Paror Care.
1920 p. IN. daily, "Limited," Pittsburg.
Chicago, Cleveland Toledo, Cincin-
mat, Louisville and 81. Louia. (Din-
1925 P. m. daily, pisssburs, and oleye-
80 p m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Nashville (via Cincinnati), Indianapo-
:, LIE and st; Louis. Dining Carr
y 30 p; M, daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
ior Toledo, except Saturday.
Io.S5 P m. daily, Pittsl,urg, Cincinnati.
louisville, Cleveland and st. Louis.
il.N p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
daily tor Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, exosp.
Saturday.
~ Congressional Limited Express.
All Vestibnle Parlor Cars and Dining
Gar. No extra fare other than the usual
Pullman charge.
az Limited Express, Vestibule Parler
Ears, Vestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company
WIZ call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences
For further information, passengers
are referred to the ticket agent al the
station.
}. B. HUTCHINsON, J.R. WOOD,
fen. Manager. Gen. Pace. Agent,
The sun., 1900-02-02
Ifvau nnlnr ahoula assins

II ysu oolnr should desire
And you feel your soul asFire
TO depict in puprle, green and yellow every
IhE.e of evvTy cline
Don't restrain your inward yearnlns,
Bus ssur back 10 nsture turning.
ehve this same prescription 10 the pablis every
SINE.
Now, ifyslues yeur p,sihon.
And yse think painters missiop'
Lies In juggling shades of darkness, Just TO dsR-
Gle peoples eyes
Where's no form Ber eslor needed,
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