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than five land miles. A private letter
from an officer says that the range of
this round was more than five sea
miles-''more than ten thousand
yards" Let it stand at five land
miles, but this much is certain: The
strain on the carriage of the 1owa's
twelve-inch guns-the strain due to
the extreme elevation that was nee
essary for the great range-almost dis
abled them.
Having quoted in full Schley's dis
patch of May 25. in which he said. in
response to an order to blockade San
tiago, 81 shall not be able to remain
off that port on account of general
short coal supply of squadron. so will
proceed" etc, the historian evidently
takes great satisfaction in quoting
also, by way of contrast, Admiral
Simpsons dispatch from Key West,
May 20, to Secretary Long: Would
like to start at once with New York
and Oregon (for SantiNgo), arriving in
two days. l can blockade indefinitely"
and to tell the story of SIMPSONS thir-
teen-knot run around the east end of
Cuba, covering the whole distance from
Key West to Santiago, 800 miles, In
barely more time than Schley took
to cover the 400 from Cienfuegos.
So the question arises Shall the
Spears history be excluded from the
Navy Department Library?
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termined in their warfare by the inn
mense amount of fishing gear destroyed
every year by the sea lions. The large
males play havoc with the expensive
gill and trap nets, literally tearing them
into shreds.
The sea lions now so seriously threat
ened with speedy determination are
among the most interesting represent
tatives of brute creation to be found on
the continent. Their natural home is
along the entire west coast of North
America, from Alaska to the southern
limit of floating ice. There are in reality
two species of sea lions, the lions of
the California coast, which have of late
years attracted so much attention, be-
ing somewhat smaller than the species
found in more northerly waters. Many
of these sea jewellers, particularly of
the larger species, are really leonine in
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-08-11

Knees and elbows are gashed and
skinned against the sharp rocks; bodies
are bruised from the animals blows,
and, it may be, there are tooth marks
to show. This way and that RACES
the battle, the lion roaring like a mad
menagerie all the time. Finally one
of two things happens, the men get
their opponent we'll emmeshed in the
rope or he gets them into the water.
If the former happens. the sea lion is
logged off, still roaring; if the latter.
he shakes his oppressors off. dives and
is next seen wearing a sardonic smile
several hundred yards out at sea.
1t is comparatively easy to distin-
guish the California sea lions from the
species found farther north, for the
reason that the northern animal never
banks or bowls. as does the California
lion. The Alaskan sea lions, of both
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-08-11

sexes and all ages, have a deep, base
growl and prolonged. steady roar,
while those off the coast of the Golden
Gate State break out repeatedly with
banks or bowls, and never give a call
that could be mistaken for the roar
of one of their northern brethren. The
old males often roar so loudly as to
completely drown the sound of the
surf, and the sounds given forth by the
pups might well be compared to the
barking of dogs.
The California lions are very timid
and fearful of human beings. At the
approach of a man they will roll or
tumble into the sea. or. If necessary,
even make frightful leaps from high
precipices. On one occasion a party of
hunters at Santa Barbara Islands
drove twenty sea lions from the brink
of a precipitous cliff. and when they
went to the rocks, which shelved from
the beach sixty feet below, expecting
to find all the lions mutilated or killed
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passed offering a bounty of $3.50 for
each sea lion killed in the waters of
the state within a league of shore. but
the appropriation is not yet available,
and in the meantime the fishermen
have raised fund by, private subscrip-
ton and have engaged men to shoot
re sea lions at their breeding grounds.
The California State Board of Fish
Commissioners has taken steps in the
past two years TO kill off large num-
Der Of the sea lions on the California
coast. and already many have been
slaughtered. In a letter to the gov
eminent at Washington M. Alexander
T. Vogelsang, the president of the Cal
afornia board, has explained that ii is
not the intention of the board to ex-
terminate the sea lions, but merely to
kill about ten thousand of the thirty
thousand which he claims now infest
the coast. The friends of the sea lion,
on the other hand, assert that the
number of animals has been greatly
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of the Treasury Department to stop the
wholesale destruction of these animals,
which have long been priced by lovers
of nature as one of the great attTac-
tions of the coast, and which consti-
ftute one of the most interesting fam
lilies in the animal kingdom.
The controversy regarding to sea
lions has been in progress for a good
many years, but it is only lately that
lit has assumed so virulent a form.
Lately the fishermen of the North Pa
cific coast have Joined their San Fran
cisco brethren in a movement for the
destruction of the sea lions, on the
ground that the animals were making
appreciable inroads upon the salmon
! in the vicinity of the Oregon and
Washington coast. At the last session
of the Oregon Legislature a bill was
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appearance, and their majestic bearing
is enhanced by their ferocity of appear
ance, the bulldog muzzle and the hard
brightness of the vicious little eyes. A
we'll grown bull will weigh a thousand
pounds. The sea lion has flippers, but
he connot begin to make as good use of
them as does the fur SEAL Where the
latter can crawl five or six miles in
twenty-four hours, the sea lion will
progress barely two miles in that
length of time.
The sea lions have harems, but they
are not nearly so jealous as the fur
seals. They are shy and wary in the
extreme, and on the approach of a
man stampede into the water. The
bulls fight most ferociously among
themselves, and turn off from the
breeding ground all save the largest
and strongest animals. The COW sea
lion is about one-half the size of the
male, measuring, in the case of the
larger species. eight or nine feet In
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MORE "UP-TO-DATE" HISTORY.
Some Interesting Quotations From N
work by John II. Spears.

From the New York Evening Post.
Washington, Aug. when the time
comes for silenciAg another contempt
rary historian on the Schley case.
there is a candidate in John r. Spears.
The fifth volume of this History of
Our Navy deals with the episode off
the mouth of Santiago harbor in a man
ner perhaps not so violent as Maclay's
book, but with quite as plain indica-
lions Of the authors opinion of Schley's
conduct. He tells how Schley, on the
,afternsen OF May "a determined TO
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John Morley rarely "takes his walks
abroad" without one or more of his pet
dogs, to which he is devotedly attached.
In his old journalistic days his favor
lite dog always accompanied him to his
office, waiting patiently for him until
the days work was over and it was
time for the homeward journey.
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DIAGRAM.

Bend the seat away from you on
dotted lines; but the leather back
should be bent towards you.
X must be glued to the front end of
the cart on the bottom; and Y and 2
should be bent at right angles TO x,
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LADIES'
READY-MADE GARMENTS.

Ladies' Corset Covers, all sizes,
15c values at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DC
Ladies' Ready-made Waists, also
Skirts, SOC value at .............. 19c
Ladies' Ready-made Skirts, white
and colored Duck Crash and
Pique, plain and braid trimmed,
70c value at '.......'''''''x' z'c
Ladies Shirt Waists, white and
colored, some carried from last
season; they are just as good,
just as stylish as this years
make. Some slightly soiled, for
mer price, $1.00, $1.25 and $3.50;
choice to close NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 39c
Ladies' Ready made Skirts, Crash,
Duck, Pique and Denim, $1.00
value at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49c
Ladies Fine White and Colored
Waists. worth up to $500; choice SOC
Ladies' Fine Percale and Lawn
Wrappers. the S1.00 kind at 49,. CSC
Ladies Ready made Skirts, up-to-
date styles, worth $3.50 and $500,
now ...................... S9c
Ladies' Fine Trimmed Lawn Wrap
pers, $3.50 and $1.75 values at.... CSC
Ladies' Fine Cotton and Silk
Waists and Skirts at about Half Price
Ladies' Tailor-made Suits. former
price $40 and SIS, now 1915 and $8.9S
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MILLINERY Department.

Closing out balance of Trimmed and
Untrimmed Hats at Half Price.
Closing out Children's White Null
and Lace Caps at about Half Price.
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Mount the above illustration before
cutting out.
A is the bottom of the cart. Bend
the sides and ends away from you.
along the dotted lines and glue the
rounded flaps OF the sides TO the ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-12
LET US NOW REASON TOGETHER.

preliminary
kaag eNChe Police Meredith,
disappointment public, failed the truth
aetdl cloud si shau1 aud
net b dspl until the trials OF accused
aey viii
VIII do vel to spirit 90 dropping acrimonious dis
Feeling in the factions developed claim
ms Meredith rsheusy
inreatr In statements bctray the their judgments Tor
others have tried discriminate EarhId twisted
told n the Incidents the
IS r.
who ohslnaey all about the
Wroug cf the terrible who
least judge
hy extremists both slides doing declared that
De ny euc
Let higher
the
flly and gunt
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GOLD EMBLEM
OF ESTEEM
Chief OF Police Sullivan Presented
a Badge OF Honor.

Tho members of the Seattle police
department. few sN.ud4erfa aud
several personal friends Of the chief
have presented chief II Police sui
lNau With a handsome Fald emtlem
ui oul,y. Detective Frank Kennedy
made the presentation speech In
10 few words hr rendered the HuHs
nuiFr tu Dhirf sullivan B= e token -
rIr"W from hla ruunrdlnatea The
pf.HUuttuuu was IA complete HuH
uIisg tu 90. chief and he Waa xIslhty
moved. Ih" token Was aruHuted by
him lu "a rrw we'll chosen worlds ia
which Doc thanked The donors Tor
their friendship aud expressed a
wish that hr would always retain
ihe esteem COZ htH officers the aama
as when nr Was e uatrnlmau. ser
gutut aud captain among them
Tho badge consists or "a gold shield
surWuuul.l by haf. upon which
thr word "ghirr' ls written In the
..nfrr nf che shield b. small HIaH.
and written above and below It are
the words. chief uf paute. Seattle.
wash Tho emblem vas made by
Albeit Hansen after daulgu by he
trCtiVe Kennedy.
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FARM LANDS.

kUHHOUaDED BY NICELY i'm
proved places and close 70 post
office. stores and good school. -
acres that VII make a fine HON
for snmebadY. land nearly level
rich Eaii. highly improved. fenced
and cross fenced. small house
large barn. cut building, large
ore hard IN bearing. apples. pruurF.
cherries pears. Htraub berry p.aufH.
al kinds 81 garden stuff. price
$500. which i isHs than lmrf0F s-
uuHufH cost
RoET MALTRY. 40 New York Rik
HERE Is a FARM If % acres. .
acres cleared. balance all partial
IS cleared. enc mile II fence. houHe
two barns. out buildings, fine orc De-
ard. 80 bearing trees. small fruit,
good garden. splendid location al-
Joining small growing town, handy
90 seattle. To make quick sale own
er Ntli sacrifice. For particular
see
HoBT. MALTHY. 80 New York Blk
POULTRY RANCH. 20 acres. good
land. nicely improved. house. large
barn. chicken houses. orchard.
small fruits. garden. price FE9
EgHT MALTBY, 40 New York Blk
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LOS ANGELES ELkS
ON BASEBALL TOUR

TIE Los Angeles Elks base
ball team. after playing the game AZ
Tacama next Friday. viii proceed o.
SPOKANE for a game sunday, and
en- into Montana. playing Butte, Hell
era and Great Fails. Walter Thorn
1an. ~ Everett has wired ln vain
for a gume next Sunday. he may
be accommodated on the return trip
late tbs month.
On returning from Montana the
tAllfurnians viii play the Portland
league team. ON their way south
they vii play ar salem. or. and
san Franclsco. SAP jose. stockton
and Santa Cruz, Cal
fs-
Great ure-inVent0ry Shoe sale at
the Trean Shoe 60. commences SAT
friday morning at a. m
strikers Ball. Armory, Monday.
july y.
o.
CO 70 Spinning for bicycle repalra
To faftleahip. Steamer Athlon.
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WILL BUILD
new LAUNCH
Ssamens Friend Society Will EN-
ploy One TO Visit Ships.

The Saaruau's Friend society. the
r.uiAr monthly meeting % which
~aN held late yesterday afternoon
IN 49, office % Judge ". s. Greene.
h. decided 10 have a little launch
n he used for the purpose ~ con-
aHre tn ships In the harbor. where
4HeetiuNs are TO be held and for uar
- tn chaplain IN the harbor II n
t. b. called the Bethel Messenger.
ard mlIl cost 5000. The finance com
fsItfee was authorized 20 employ
= meme to solicit monthly sub
= rsrtiaus 10 apply 90 the support
~ The chaplain and the society. The
ss4fs n So was received last month.
a. which SIS was applied on the
chEniaIu's salary.
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VA. II HuTTNEit. attorney at
law. suite prosecuted and defend E
81 IN all courts. o. years cHpefis
suoo Proceedings boz bankruptcy.
Companies Incorporated AhhtrLftH
carefully rsEmlucd. Collections
made On on pHrtn Of the Juited
sfHfeH Highest commercial and
bunk references. ll. Third ave-
uus. Phone. Main 1000
apEeKEHT. Al ClyiI ana rrImlu-
al practice 10 years actual rNusilz
eHne. combinations free Room II.
Arlington hotel tower poatynlefl .
phone stain a1o
J. = BALL d. and D. H0zwell block.
Joe Columbia &C. Phone. Blue GO
General practice ln nll 'hr courts.
Damage Cases Speciality.
Moderate FefsHConp Ii'atlon Froe.
A. l.. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Stain 49,
~ - MARTIN, go Mutual Iifr bid.
] a EElLOdG. ~ Bails@ building.
HESsoN a Aus1 90 Boston ls."ek
". u. LA@BuTH. sgt-S. Pacific blk.
a. 9. MACDONALD. tos Burke SD.
Root. PCimer 4 brown. Pioneer bid.
u e coSOvER i2-t5 Halter bldg
LYMAN = KNAPP 90 iialcr bids.
G WARD Kemp 50 BURKE bldg
} = DOUGLAS b0i Sew York bik.
u1cH hun psHOnN -ot.s n v bk
8 s LANGLAND. 5oz New York blk
HORACE PETER 5is New York bk
PIERRE r FERRY. al0 Burke bill
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ONE LONG, SWEET SUMMER DREAM.

The Official ISSUED
which they which
chllren which
drnu Required begin when they
How would Like 20 be Moravau buttanakers
3
hours
thlnk
al the could
o
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RETAIL CLERKS
NEXT SOCIAL

Retail Clerks. union No z7o. vii
hold social next Thursday evening
In &. a. b. hall Collins block. Tor
the purpose 81 promoting aeuuaiut-
anceship AMI aruusInK interest
among the clerks Nha are not set
inside the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-12

EucTIoS saIea, BicKerion.s sales.
rsumH. lsI4 first avenue on Mon
day the 18th. Hf ln o'clock sharp
consisting Or stock ~ notions " hleH
VII bs solid lu iatH tu falt thc trade,
also quantity ~ furniture. gas
stoves uur upright plano. lace cur
talnH. arr squares miFnt carpets
rugs. mating. rope trIukF FHEl
register. etc. Parties having any
furniture 90 dispose ~. send iu day
before sale. D. q. HlgksTtou. aus-
fiauesf.
+. q HICKERToN. general auction
Ger. 1912 First avenue.
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FOR Continued.

FOR BALE Seattle auction sale
stable. 1912 Western avenue tel
Bun 1851 Auction every Iuen1uy
and Friday At =. IN horses.
wagons. harness. &c. All Kinds ~
goods sold on commission. ~. J.
walker. auctioueef
HIGHEHT prices for second hscd
goods bedroom hetH stoves. car.
pets. etc FED Front Furniture GO.
fi04ffg 2Hd Ave 2 Tel Red l2-z
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n0SLYk COAL
III QUEEN COAL

once tried always used. our
maxim. Success the test of
merit"
Business started In Seattle
Aus 1899, and has Increased ev-
cry month since.
Telephone Union "a for steam
coal and domestic. orders to be
delivered north of Pike street.
Telephone Main ISIS orders for
delivery south Of pike street.
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&l1,rTsK-E1nrKr1r-IzI11
5tsrrtt WASH
LADIES'
SUMMER
SKIRTS
The sorts told of today
are those that aid the ef-
feet of pretty shirt waists.

At 1925 skirts Of Linen Crash.
made with d9ep nouucc.
At ft.6a=Binen Crash Skirt. seams
and odEe Of nounce has piping
Of navy blue.
At 81 gsa-Liuou Crash Skirt; the
hpunce has two rows of lace in
HeTtion.
At g. 50=Gruaa Linen Skirt. with
nouncc and hrmstitched seams
At &a.15 Grass Linen Skirt. with
group Of tueks. nouuee trimmed
with linen insertion.
White Hiaue Skirts -, each, sSc.
liz 21.75. g22b and o.. 80.
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AaCHirEcTB.


MeManua q Wsikor 90, n Z blk
+ " HOuGHTON u4-l7 Collins
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AUcTtoNEERS.
AUCTION SALES

MAHTfS q Fox. general auction.
Gers. aas Third avenue. Sales Tues.
HH#H HHH TrtUHFs
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
hesrRAcr or riTLE.

OSBORNE. 1REMpEH d CO.. Inc.
Abstract Company. established
isag Mining claim abstracts. Base
urut Of the MUTUAL f.'fr building
booth Whlttshey Hanford Abstract
Co entabllHhed 1859. bnhrmrnt Of
Halter block Telephone Main l5t.
SEATTLE Abstract 20. 49, Y BLK
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PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenhe and Pike ST. Capital
paid W. 100 600 \. q. Ncufelder.
pres. }. r. Hayden. cash. J. T.
gfeenlesf asst cash Commercial
naFiuEH and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATioNAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. 3t1s. 600. sur
plus. IS co.
J Furth. pres. J. 3. Goldsmith.
vice pres Il V. Ankeny. cashier
In the United States and Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid up capltal......gIG0.0 900
Traunacts general banking business.
II. G. Henry. pres: n. n Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent
Safe Deposi1 fasIl Boxes fer Rsa,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid Up Capital asa. 900
General banking business trhnHa cted
u. Hogs. r.. pres: NJ. MeMiek-
sn. vice pres. l. Turner, cash: r.
i. parkhurst. Asst cash. Exchange
90 principal cities 81 q g. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
u Seattle. A general banking busl-
nssH transacted. Deposits 81 zoo. COO
4. ChNherE. pres. = l. Orondahi.
Let vice pres A. u. soelhcrE. cash.
J F. lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce.
Capital paid s. 00o. 30
eight Million DollaraJ
surplus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o. coo Goa
Interest allowed on time deposits
4 general Banking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE HRANCH-Corner OF
James 50. and Second Avenue.
ID A CAMEN ~ Mrr
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Personal.


DEEDS. Wills. Mortgages, Leases
Contracts, Powers of Attorney and
AfitdaNits prepared. collections at
tended TO, dispositions taken, com
panies Incorporated. attention to
bankruptcy proceedings. fees reas-
enable. Room h, Arlington hotel
cover postofhce); once open until
O'Clock ,, m.
WILL any one that saw LADY
thrown frQm street car at the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
lson street on or about Aprl Is
1901. kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen {. Sterling. No. 22i2 Madi-
son street.
BARGAINS In second hand house
hold goods call 81 Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give Won
hne secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets, carpets. They look "a
good as new, for half the money.
ITO and liz Second avenue south.
oNYDoHoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid iunIta-
uons, a Mcdonald block.
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nIoYcLE RnrAIK.

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vidette
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. ii12
E-a.-a.H4H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-12
Have You Ever Felt

the thrill OF music cmnnate from n
kfMHALL Piano1
You Judge a plano by 10 tone: Ion
tone la the uuerriuR index that tells
whether an Instrument In good or
bad. n IL because % their marvel
Gus tone qualities that KtMBAII
Pianos have become NO widely popu-
lar. Tho flill, round. long sustained
tones are possible only with inHtru-
meufs Of the finest make: no cheap
instrument can ever hope 10 have
them. Special bargains in piano
slightly damaged in remodcllug our
store.
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Want Or. Thwing TO Remain.

A special meeting n the Charity
Organization society Was held thl4
afternoon, az which Il 10 hoped In
Induce Rev. br. Tha Ing ta recon
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PHoTooRAPHERs.

STAMP Phoios-double size. - for
PIC. button free photo geweIry.
Novelty Photo Co - Columbia.
Amateur hulsh.nR. Wise. Med. blk.
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FOR SALE.

TWO new Drill Presses. % and T.
inch; best make. Drill" star.
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peRaonhL-centInusa

THE cheapest place r. got Raaollns
aud uH nfassH. gasoline and coal
u.I Ir M olympic oil 30. ~ Thlrd
avenue Tel afaIu 4fI z-hafner
gasoline stoves. too. gasoline,
$40 Tor 3 EaiI0Ha
All KrnfaaklanH interested ia The
organization IT Kentucky cub.
,ail Ht room r.. Arlington hotel. o.
mail name and address
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FoR REM.

FoR REST-Han centrally lSsated.
seaflng capacity 100. light. iele-
phone and water IN hall. Inquire
- N.aauH H.anua-
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FAFHION HaIr Store. lzl1 Second
avenue. din auosia Of the scalp
free o. charge
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PRIhTIHn 80 eINpIna.

MARKET Report Printing d Pub
fishing Co. high grade Job print
Ing. "a spring st. Tel. buf s4z.
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
t05 507. sos Washington Bid. over
Trecn's shoe store. Tel White ts1
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LADIES fry n bath Mrs. TAFT.
careful massage. sif Third avenue.