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Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
RICHMOND SPARhLEs.

-Tdere WAS . grant supper Dee.
2s'h, given by the little InoependeDt
Club OF the west end at Johnson's Bali
Carriages brought the little fellows
and their sweethesrts 60 the hall The
msgnifeent p.rlors wsre t%ronVed wish
boys and g.ris dressed very fasbiona-
blT. Among them were Misses viii.
iams and Ovens, Refreshments were
served at 2 A. n.
Messrs. James Bailey OF Orange, N.
j., Robert Davis of Newpor: News,
Va. and Garrison White OF Hot
Springs, Va, we're in the city.
wonder will that fellow get his
girl back again, Mr.. Bailey has gone 2"
Well, don's know He wants her to
spologise. "He doesi Well. / feel
sorcy for him. She'll never think Of
such. IL's ali over with him now"
Why don't some girls receive Christ.
mas presents? rney claim they have
winning ways. Yes, that's the trou-
ble, those ways are means for too ma
ny, fellow never knows when ne is
BEST"
It's sure fact the girls on lssh St..
love doll babies. One says she has
HOOH PAeyANB Win oOAAS Aux soNoutcou
years.
Mrs. A. Ballot lie now living at the
residence OF Mrs. M. E. Smith. eos N.
lat st.
Members of the Richmond Athletic
Club must be present at meeting
next Thursday night, or else forfeit
their membership. p. signed by Presiden
Staff and Com nittee.
Great many people OF Jackson Ward
lost their chickens week before last.
Mr.. Andrew Smish lost nine hens and
q tiGe Irish game rooster. They trim
med the fen ce with feathers and left q
sign that they we're coming again.
a certain member OF the Independ
ent Club fell cut OF chair Friday
night and wanted TO fight because he
didn't know how he fell
The Merry Twelve gave grand en-
tertainment last Thursday night week.
Among those present was Mr.. James
Williams and Miss Lillian Moore.
A good many boys from the V. N. O.
l. OF petersburg spent their Christmas
in Richmond.
Miss Lillian Moore and Carrie B.
Smith, teachers in New Kent Coup ty,
came home Christmas and returned
Lass Monday TO their schools.
Mr.. Charles Russell is home from
the Hampton Normal and Agricultural
institute, after term OF six years.
There were good many entertain.
ments given on Church Hill during the
holidays. The boys kept lively; but
were not too disorderly for she oeca-
sion. Fireworks could be seen aud
heard in all directions.
The Florida bsllmen and walters ex-
poets to leave Jan. 18Th.
The boys from the sss shores and
mountains spent the Christmas hero
after having large season away.
Young boys stop playing pool in 1900
make new rule, for in length Of
time IL will turn you fool. then you
can see the cost CT pool.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
Mr.. Hamilton narter .DsAS! /.

Mr.. Hamilton ". Garter swho has
been sick for sometime died Thursday
morning at his home in North 9th st.
Mr.. Carter who was q very rromi-
rent society gentleman was secretary
of .he Orion Club and ex.president OF
the Ciceronian Literary and Society
Circle. He was also Sergeant-MajoP
of the Six Virginia Regi nent aud cor
responder for the PLANET
At this writing arrangements for the
burisl had Dot been sffected, but it is
likely to occur Sunday morning frem
the First Baptist Church.
He was one OF the leading advocstora
OF the project for the formation or q
Grand Literary Circle OF the state aud
with the assistance OF Mr. Thomas H
Wyatt, George K. Taylor and other
gentlemen, he had arrangements OF
foot fer she first convention in this
city next spring.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
Pastor Remembered.
Mr. OLIVE BApr1sr Ca uRcH.

Mr. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURoH,
CHRsTERFIELD Co., Va. Dec. 81, '99
Rev. Nelson B. Brown,
Dear Pastor 1T is with great pie as
ure end sasi si,faction TO me. as we'll ss
for the graf lhcstion OF large number
OF members to present these gifts to
you: namely, one suit OF clothes. one
shirt, one neck tie, one collar aud one
pair OF shoes. and q purse, containing q
neat sum. And also hope that you
may see Ia the example OF shese mem
bers the beauty of uRfslteriug friend.
ship. We, "a members have journey
ed through life in the ck VI ch with you
Tor more than fi We years.
We look back over ,he past, and CON-
template with salts action the good
yor have done us During your stay
with us you have preaohed d aud talked
and worked for the glory of God, and
the elevation and comfort of your fell
low men, and il has been the earnest
effort OF your members 20 present to
You these presents as s toksn of their
love and esteem. And may we sll
win you. dear pastor, so live that our
END will be full Of Joy anu peace. And
may We press onward for, beyond the
Alps lies Italy, and beyond this dim
world lirs heaven
The following Is list of the COM
mitiee: Sister Phoebe Ale xander, La
vinia Gross, Margaret E. Fer, secre.
tEry.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
A Surprise.

On Tuesday nighs January 2nd, Miss
Nj Frances Epps was utterly surprised
at her residence, 740 E0rsh 3rd st ,
when at s:2C. large gathering of
gents and ladies presented her with a
bountiful purse. groceries and refresh
ments. Miss E9ps has been sick for
two months ana her many intimate
friends made her heart glad by the ir
Kindness and geaerosity. May God
bless them.
Planet Court, 1877, meets, FRIDAY,
January lash ut 4 r. n. All members
are requested TO be present, as it is the
installation of now officers.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
A Southern Jamborse.

We have just received from the pub
fishers s copy OF this most unique mu-
slcal composition. It is certainly one
of the most catchy and attractive
piacee OF music that we ever heard. It
is almost impossible 90 keep your feet
still while it is being played and it is
making as big hit as "Georgia Camp
Meeting" A sufficient guarantee nf
It's merit 10 the fact that it is from the
pen of Mr.. j. W. Lerman, the compos-
er OF the Dow famous "Ksy3 KAys
Dance"
TT q regular prise of this music is
5Oc per copy, bus il our readers will be
sure 60 mention the name of this paper
to the Union Mutual Music Co, 20 E.
14th st., New York.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

President q. w. Hayes of Vir-
giniA Seminary, enroute from Will
iamsburg, Vs., where he delivered the
Emancipation address Jan. 1st, called
on Us.
Itis presumed that the boys and
girls will step of in order to ges rid
in fine bridal carriage OF Isssrs. J
A, and O. j. Cooke.
Rev. P. II. Graves of FredericIs
Hall. Va, called on US.
Mr.. Lewis Potter of Henrioo Co,
left Sunday for Alexandria, VS..
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

Jolly to save ais own life; that Mr..
Jolly pursued him with drawn knife,
and that he acted in seif-defence, q
any other man would have done While
there were wit lesses to the shooting,
ne 1e of them sopeared IN cJurt to tes-
tify to these claims of self defence.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
PRIEST CARRIED HIM.
Father Murphy Carries an Injured Negro
on His Back Seven Blocks to Secure
Medical AID.

John Msheod. Negro painter, while
at work on 9 building in New York
city, fell from = seaffold thres stories
to the ground. He broke his arm and
two ribs and was injured internally,
A crowd gathered as hs lay on the
ground, unable to move. but no one
sent for an ambulance and no police
man appeared in sight.
After Mahood had bsen lying there
for ten minutes, Father William Mur-
ply OF the church of st. Peter and st.
John came along. He rebuked the
crowd for dilatoriness in calling an
ambulance and then tried to find q po-
Iiceman. When he was unable to do
so, he took NJ M4haod on his shoulders
and carried him seven blocks to q drug
store, where he sent q call for an am
bulance TO Fordham hospital.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
Grand Social Event.

On last Tuesday night, Pfics's Hall
was the scene OF the first Grand Soc;a
OF 1900, which did honor sto the 10th
Century Social Club. The haIl.was fill-
ed &C an early hour with charming
young ladies and gallant men who
''tripPed" we'll at the sound Of tie m :
sic. Later, the Gesnd march was play
ed and all were ushered inso the spa.
cIous dining hall, where a eumptuous
repast was served.
After oil we're in, the master of cere-
monies. MIR. John Brown. introd ducsd
the President, Mr.. K. Jefferson K les
who delivered the welcome ADDRESS.
He was followed in excsllent addresses
by representatives. OF the various clubs
I5 was the wee sma hours OF morn.
ing when all left for homes.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
Xmas Dinner Party.

There Was beautiful dinner party
given Christmas evening by Misses
Belle Jordan, Mary E. Harris and Mr..
Jefferson d. Trueheart at their resi-
dence on West Franklin st.
Covers were laid for about twenty
three persons. The menu included all
the delicacies of the season and every
one spent very enjoyable evening.
The following named persons were
present:
Misses Maria Hsckstt, Bette King,
Matte Holmes, Leila Sheperdson
Matte Hundley, Mary Hampton and
Miss Grey; Messrs. Lewis Adams,
Preston Jones, Marion Carter, London
Daeney, Lewis Collins, VIM. Harris,
James Branch, Schaffer Clark, Gus.
Banks, A. l.. Johnson, George Jeffries,
Mr. Irving and Mr.. e. Bedford.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
Church Notice.

First Presbyterian Church, corner
Monroe and Catherine streets, Rev. w.
E. Partee, d. D., pastor; Mrs. Olivia
o. Bolden, organist.
PreachIn C IL A. NJ, ard %.
P. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day evening at 8 P. M. Sabbath school
at Q 30 A. NJ, DR.. P. B. Ramsey, super
intendent.
A cordial invitation is extended to
al persons to attend any and all OF
these services. Ocs-A-lyr 10
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
MANY THANKS.

since cannot express my thanks
and gratitude to you, the honored
committee, nor the members you rep
resent L therefore com mend you 30
God assuring you through Ills help, ]
shall ever De found resd5 TO help you
abby both precept and exsmpls,
morally, intellectually, religiously or
any other way that will be helpful and
uplifting
May the blessings OF God rest upon
the church and vici ity, wlshiag you ali
happy New Year,
N b. Brown.
Pastor of Mt. Olive BSpt. Church.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
A Creditsbls IntsrUrizs.

Messrs. j. A., & O. J. Cooke have Just
secured a magnificent bridal carriage.
It is richly upholstered, brand new and
thoroughly up to date in every respect.
They have also q new funeral diree-
tors wagon. IL is q handsome affair
and wa examined it thoroughly as the
handsome outfit etood IN front OF the
PLANET Office.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
DELIGHTFUL Tea.
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2. 1900.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2, 1900.
Mrs. G B. w. Kelly, of 65 Chapel
st Norfolk, Va, gave a very delight
full tea at her home Dec. 2sth in honor
of her brother, Mr.. O. p. Williams, of
Flushing, N. Y. who spent this Xmas
holidays with her. Among those pres
ept were Mrs M. <. Tyler, Miss Bette
Whiting, and Mr.. T. Smyth. of Nor
folk.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
Leigh St. n. E. uhuroh servlos.

There will be services at the Leigh
M. E. Church Sunday, Jan. z, 1910, at
IL a. M, and p. m. At 8 p. m preach
ing by the pastor, the Rev J. Edward
GuEbV, A M, B. ID st which tim the
sacrament of the Lords scpper will ks
administered and the reception of
members. ALI are welcome.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
Passed Away.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. Is. 90.
Sunday, Dec. 8rG. was . day that will
long be remembered in the minds of
those who turned out at Aliens Chap
ei to pay the last tribute OF reepect TO
their friend and clsssrnste, Rosa B.
Reii, the daughter Of the late Patrick
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

PARsoN-PATTKRsoN- The marriage
OF Miss Margaret L Patterson of Rich
mond, Va and Mr.. Gee. w. Parsou Of
Philsdelphis took place IN that ei:y on
the 9th inst. Miss Patterson is we'll
knewn here and highly esteemed by
all who know her.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
NoHAD

LOSr-On Friday night, Deeembsr
%, 1899, from 307 w. Olsy Street, to-
Adam, on the right side OF Book Ave-,
going towards Broad St., q lsdy's neck
fur of tan, with dark browp tales, q
small heads and 4 little paws. Reward
/ of $500 will hs given to the hnder, il
brought to 307 w. Clay st.. city.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
Unionl Unionl

The Installation Exercises of the
Sunday School Union will take place
at che Eo, nezer Church on Sunday,
January 6sh, at $3.50 P. M. A special
programme has been prepared and all
will bs benefited.
r. 81. Thu RsroN, Pr es.,
A. BRvKRLEY, Cor. Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

Planet Lodge, No %, met on Nom
day niga Jan. 1, 1870. The attend
ance was slim, ont much business Was
trans acted. The Grand Chspcellor as
sisted by Sic James T. Thompson, OF
Old Dominion Lodge, No. s, who acted
as Grand Master-at-Arms and Sir 8.
g. Baker of Msceo Lodge, No. 25, who
acted as Grand Prela5s, installed the
officers for the ensuing term.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

never thought no harm;
And tho TO II ter childhood n ankird
10 s { I prone.
Hove the recollections OF that boy
used to own.
HOWELL c. FRATRRRsroN.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

WANTED--A good cook aLd general
house servant. No washing so do.
Only three in family. Apply with raf-
erences to 21l9 E. Broad st. SettleS
woman preferred.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06
PRICE s CENTS
PYTHIAN NOTES.

Richmond Lodge, No. 1,rimet or
Monday night. Jan. 1, 1900. at Masonic
Temple. The attendance Was aim
The Grand Chancellor was present suc
presided. The Gfficers however from
some cause were not installed.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

Mrs. Sarah e. Johnson, nee Oau-
iday of Baltimors, MI, 10 visiting her
sister. Mrs ]. NJ Shsppsri OF 30 West
jackson st wtere she will be pleased
TO see her frieads,
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

Unity Lodge met on the 22nd uft ~
vita q full attendance. Much businesf
was transacted. 0fiisers elected for
john T. HarUer, @. c.; A. q. john
son, V. c.; Leroy Brown. Prelate ;,
John A Jackson, K. OF Z. and Z. >
etchsr J0h, son, N. OF F.: BurwelA
Jackson, M at A.; A. w. G Farrsrs
NJ. of W.; w Van Jackson, Grand
Representative w. Van Jackson, siz.
months t~ustee.
Unity Lodge meets agaiu Fsidsy
night. Jaauary 12sh ats P NJ. As.
thet ia the hrst meeting in ths year
we hope to have q good attendance.
We Will install our newly elected otti>
GERS. Come early so we can leave ear
~.
Unity Court, l32. held its monthly
meeting, Dec. 81, &C 4 p. M. A grest
deal OF business was transvcted. It
was quiet and loving meeting. The
following ofh sers were elected: j. W.
Robinson, w. o.; Charlotte Bcight-
we'll, w. Matte Campbell. W, In
spector; Maggie Woodson. w. 8. ID,
JeannetTe Jackson, w. ]. D.. EliEsbets
Robinsen. w. o.; M. E. Brown, W. I
of D.. Pearl Wsddell, W. r. of A
Matilda Hall, w, r. of D.. Plumm-
Dsbney, w. E.. Maria Jones, w. O. ;
Agnes Gray, w. Asst. O.; Thomas J.
Blackwell, w. H.; Maria Evans. W.
P.
NoKAD
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

The sttenda ance as all OF the lodge
meetings this week, thus far, has been
very sIim which ia doubtless due TO
the extreme cold weather, as well az,
the holidays.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

Sir @. @. williams. of Planet rI.odgs,
%, is confined on acc 1unt of sickness,
at his residence, 7l2 Preston Sc. -ua
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

Sir Thomas + Paige, K. Of R. aud &.
OF Bruce Lodge, 81, of Berkeley, Va,
was in the city last week on business.
OF Importance.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

Sir E <. Page left Richmond.ysstsr-
day, Jan. 2, 1900, for Youngs.owu...O 20 :.
80 attend the funeral OF his sister, MRS.
A. u. Page.
Richmond planet., 1900-01-06

Virginia Lodge, No. 8. and, Sampson
Lodge, No. l6, will meet on next Mon-
day night at Prices and .Johnson's
Hall respectively.
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The folIo~ing deeds were fled for record in the
county auiitor's Office yesterday:
L. Ralph Andrews 10 Jean Jean, ~ II acres In
SO 3. ~ q n. e. siee
Jacob Fugrfh and wife. l.. A., TO James j. hui
LOT %. blors -. Seattle Tide Lands, $50.
nj Of lot "a: all u lots D to %. and n IS feet Of
lot rs. Seattle Tide Land. 900.
Sidney j. Williams 20 James J. Hill, u OF lot -.
lots q. Is. 80 . and part Of lot 81. block US
lot ), block 81. and part Of lot B. block -; lots
II. Il, 10 20 ~. 2. A. block ~ lots 20 Y, IS 70
Seattle Tide Lands. sia.00.
Henry W. Lung TO James J. I'M. Part Of lot %.
AL a lot q, block SIS; lots n 20 d. block So:
80 u lot J, block SO; part Of lot y. block 80
psn a lot l. block ni; parts OF lots 81 To- y, block
sesttis Tide Lands. ses 100
Malcolm II. Waiter and wife. Lotta NJ, 10
rrsnces G. Adams, 70 feet n Iot s. and n 10 feet
Of lot Z. block Al, D. ". Nasie's add, $500
Karen Msfy Peterson and husband, Nils n. 10
Minerva WHEREIN. lots 2 and q. block g.
sussn NJ Fifsls and husband. George w. 10
Frederic A. Whiting. nvi and nj o. swi and nwi
Of sei u sec ~. ~ 20 "a. 2. N.so.
q. 81. Butierworth and wife. Ellen A., 10 j 4.
MeAu.sn. tract on Republican street and Pom
r. \. Antsny and wife. Nellie r.. to Mrs. Eiz.
abeth Wright. u o. lot u. block u, D. T. Denny .
Park add, 500.
Lille Il KIT and husband william G.. to Anna
MIST. lot ~. block g. East Part add, $500.
George q. Wing and wife, Emily d.. TO r. 81
Jordan, iot g. block %. Sarah A. Bells Second add.
p.sno.
y. W. Jordan and Ada Jordan 10 Henry T.
Manley. lot 9. block o. Heirs OF Sarah A. Bell
Second add s,60.
~. lots TO 2, block ., Lake Union Second add
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Observation-Disclosures WANT AID
AGENCIES.


fhs Post in,eIirenecr hw established branch assn-
~ vhssc classified advertisements will be received
until 10 D. M. each day The rsses charged a. the
tsneh agencies are the same IS at the Tost intei-
ovueef business ofyiee Cash ads only viii b. taken
- branch agencies Following IL the ist q agencies
Tosks narrtnatoa's drug store,
oecoma avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, y. Il. Fisher.
Broadway ana James.
Nsntoa ntll Pharmacy, Madison
Utvest sn1 Fifteenth avenue.
Wslla Walia Pharmacy, Twenty
0sst and East Jefferson.
rrsebesa's Pharmacy, Ninth ave.
me s0utA and Jackson.
shirslcTs Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schmits' Drug store. I022 Howell.
ooruer Dorsa.
Narth seattle Pharmacy, nsttery
aad Ftrst avenue.
\. y. GUy's Pharmacy. Deany way
ana ruth avenue north.
y. ,. Cossiwan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue aud Roy street.
BALLARD.
Prsstoa's Pharmacy. ballard ave.
uue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street aud EwtaG avenue.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


FREE dancing lessons CO. All ladies' or
good social standing also low rates for
gentlemen now at oar opening daucing
Glasses for beginners IN Waiting two
step and all tbs NeFy latest ballroom,
canoes. bath Monday and Friday eve al
Ae nv Wilson's NAncing school NAnkn
BAH. tise street ana Etfth avenue.
GRAND Fourth 90 IuD bali Raukc hail
Pike street and fffth avenue, WclneS.
day evening, July 9Th music oy Nag
neE's FIRST RyRineat orchestra.
SOCIAL. dance liAnke hall Ttke and
tSfih avenue Tuestay evening July Z.
ntuslc bf Wagner cSceilent orchestra
Admission. &c
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HELP wANTED-MALE,

WANTED-At free employment office
pastry cook, out OF city. sis week, kfteh-
en- helper. se5 month. board and room
mixers and farm hands. s25 to s35
month and board % sawmiIl hands in
$50 month and board: two screwturners
In sawmill - and s2,25 day; 4 house car
pcnters, 81 day. 5 hours. bridge car
cut -oT. 81 day and up. free fare. ia
coke drawers, 81 an oven; s logging r.
X. graders. 81 day, good camp; good pllo
driver man, s.. 70 day; . men on N r
steam shovel $3.50 day board $3.50
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BEhGETTO-In Everett hospital. June z. 1870. Pet
e. Befgotto, aged 81 years from injuries received
Cascade Tunnel The body Is az ButterwoFih's.
Funeral services today a, 10 m. from the Church
Of Our Iady Of Good Help
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WANT ADS.

A1vest1se0ents snaes say
AsaAsaU IN elsssiasA eelumus,
- . weSA each inssRtions nsss- I
e0ua charge. 96e. C1assiAea
e1vsstissaents ssnnins one
0satA without change of copy. I
$50 pes line (sevcn words
ssunt % lineD. On three
osnthS sp0ss. eI.56 per Itns
80 month"; 81 sis moaths' 0r-
Scr ol.oo Der ltss PEI months
- yearly order. ~ per iins :
90 aooth.
q oAooooeoeOss :
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PuBLisHERS NoTiCE.-Jrraveiins sesnts are J.
4. Mcclellan, o. y. Loomis and y. blanchard. City
collectors are \. z Hawicy. John D. Sbeehan. J. A.
0oodfsllov. H. Mills and Robert Akin Post.
masters everywhere agents Pay money only
20 these and TO resident agents In the various
cities and towns of the Northwest
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LICENSES TO WED.

Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday at the
county auditors Office for the following couples
Fred Ii. sherman 90 and Nettie y Hayes 49,
both OF xashon island: Charles W. Saunders legal
age and Naude L. Phillips illegal ssel, both o. Sc
affle
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ron sALE-bELGIAX HAREs.
LAUREL DELI. RABBITRY.
Salinas city. San Francisco, Seattle.
BREEDERS AND IMPORTERS.

lsAl REL DELL RABBI TRY
Salinas city. San Francisco Seattle.
BREEDERS AND IMPORTERS
We have Just arrived from California
with a fine sample lot ~ bred and un-
bred pcdigrced does and bucks Parties
wanting 70 start rabbitries should lose
our prices. a. We VIII r. remain n5 S era
few days only We can sen vuu Bee
CLANS az prices YOU can more than dou-
the stock We have here ON exhUfflou.
and II YOU w9nt one or two az them
row Is your chance You can nud rs
and our Nelgiaus for the next few DAYS
az DR.. Haru4h's Sanitary Rabbitr,. No
1882 Nineteenth avenue Take Msl{-
on street cars Open SUNDAY Booklet
II. Is. PYBURN g. co. Of SALINAS
CITY, CAL
wAysOS's rabh.try. 80 slw7h avenue
Seattle, @a Maple street. Los Angeles
Spe 'Ai harE Aius tar hss week ak does
Yukon strain aN fine hAres and nice
length % body. these does hre3 IT. 81.
have ten does that have vo.inE rom
oue 20 FOUR "a, SIS old. n5 To- - each
fnr doe ana litter. 7 have always good
~, ana nobody ever complains Gait
and see yourself Salasroaug St Vest
cr1 ay.nue. Seattle.
PACIFIC BELGIAN HARE co.
LES AnEels=, Oakland. Seattle.
REST sT T,Tsekf7+ ami imgsa4rs s.1 ,,,,,,..
NoJ should see our patent sclf-rieaninz
hHfches W make st-~cial prices "a
hutches stoCNad with hares as selected
J Y. BOUNDS, Manager. - Marion 50
Prince David. Imported, "a siu1. SQ0
ORANGE GROVE RABRITRY-
Third avenue. Seattle, 1895 F.. Twenty
seventh. Los Angeles. Wholesale and re
ta'i dealers = fine pedtgreed hares. We
make a Speciality u stocking up 10, gin
ucrs AZ wholesale prices. II YOU want
good buck don't fail to see our stock