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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

\ meeting of the stockholders of the
r. $. & G. Irrigation Canal Co. has beer
called for Saturday, March 80, to be
held at the court house for the purpose
OF electing officers for the ensuing yeal
and to transact other business.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

The Rose Carnival of the Christian
church is being planned The program
under the management of Prof Wilson
will be OF special interest this year.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

The -months-old child of Mrs. Place
who has been visiting Mr.. Vivian 81
Ahtanum, for few weeks, died of small
pox on Saturday night, March %, 1901
and was buried on Sunday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

One Photo Button FREE with
stamp photos for 20 cents at JAIME
studio. l2-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

\ mothers meeting will be held at the
Christian church Tuesday afternoon al
80 under the auspices Of the w. c. T
U. All are cordially invited
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

Lost-A ladies' small silver huntin
case watch. Suitable reward will
paid to finder if returned to this offic
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

The Boston store armour
clearance sale in another colt
month of April. More room
the cause.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

The bridge across the upper Natchez
near the mouth of the Tietan river, ha
been completed. The bridge was bull
for the Natchez Cattle & Land Co. an,
measures two hundred feet in length
The contractor was Richard Ball of thi
place.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

The young people up the Natchez W
will give party in Natchez school hou
tonight. \ number OF young folks
this city will attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
WORK goa KAmsss tAwmaKERs

A Kansas a~efnhiyEnan has intre-
dueed q bni 70 prohibit the sendinE
Of flowers. etc. to prisoners IN jail
the bin il crudely drawn. but Is tn
tended 20 put a stop 20 the sleksuinx
sush over noted prisoners. the max
Ing Of heroes and martyrs out II
criminals. The human mind r. a
peculiar institution. II r. balanced
on hair springs and seemingly only
awaits an opportunity - assist is
owner In making a fool % himself.
10 a rnursferer ha. found sure
novel manner IN which 20 take the
nfs Of HIS victim and II passahiy
good lookfnw. silly women crowd the
courtroom. deck him with flowers.
write TO him. and incidentally sick.
en- that portion OF society which has
retained its mental balance.
That " history In every state IA
the union. Kansas has not forgot.
ten the John Collins case Collins
murdered hts father. John waa q
college boy. and social favoyits.
His trial was an example % What a
Few light-minded women with the
aid of florist. ran DO IN the Way 81
ifi-tirned sentirn~ntauty That his
hands were red with the blood 81 hts
father was % small moueuf.
BY All means pass the hlli and
make prisons less like hotels. Kan
sas may not enforce the measure.
even II u becomes a iaw. but the
effect on other states win be good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
TINE soLlp SEVEN

The publication IN the star laes
Saturday of a complete expose Of the
triekcry and iugwlery which has
marked the recent handling ~ teies
phone franchises IN the city eauns
ell caused a hlg sensation through
cut Seattle and the SOLID SEVEN
we're yesterday beset by friends.
nsiEhho.s and constituents, who de-
rnanded explanations. Naturally the
seven gave vent 60 nuthursis OF Vitz
riolie indignation and offered al
sorts Of lame excuses Tor their com
duet. No, one could, however. stand
.up and boldly deny the truth 81 the
stars statements That the SOLID
SEVEN were surprised, Is putting
II mildly. They had not supposed
that their actions were under sur.
VIGILANCE. Tor Il has been many a
day since any uewupapef IN this city
undertook 20 follow up local council
men. who. like Caesars wife. were
supposed TO be- above suspicion,
Hence the SOLID SEVEN did not
use the carc IN thcir proceedings
which would probably have bren Oh.
served 70 they had suspected that 3
newspaper was on their trail
To-day the couuciimen hn belong
10 tss~ SoEAp sEvES have been
asked individually ~ the stars re
rofters what they could say foF
themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
WANTEp.

49, 'sla'H7fa-H- 80 f7'=-s-s :.
To BUY an kinds Of second bah
goods. Olympic Furniture sse's
9i7 Third ave tel. Main ISL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
HnPEnFLrOls III.


THE Chicago ElectrQiYHis Company
CURES Eup.riiuoua hair. ONLY
SKILLED OPERATORS employ
al our manager r. an expert
ILECTHOIDDiST, the ONLY
SPECIALIST upon the coast she
not only does effective work but
leaves no scar OF trace We base
our claim for good work upon this
fact. that ~ IL PAINLESS. PER-
AAEENT and HARMLESS. Con
fuifatiou and booklet free. elz
Third avenue. with Turusy's SAINT
tarlum. Phone He'd sQSs.
BARGAINS ia second hand house,
bold goods cell at Red Front Fur
niture company We can give you
enc secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. caTpetN. They iook as
good a. new. for half the money.
lle aud Ii9 Second avenue south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
TO MOVE
ON JOINTS

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. fi.@C4tiasna
numbering 400 INST ysnfefSaY and
decided o. run out the joints. They
adopted an ultitnAturn ordering ths
anthpritiN 90 cnf0ree tbs prohibition
tsWs warning property owners MT -
permit Joints on their premises. ati
telling tho joint keefsafs that thvs
have untu FRIDAY noon e. Set their
sausie cut 81 town chief nf Police
sfahl made an address rledklnE rs
Efforts 90 enforce thn iaW
A "Wreetins Army" AS formed
vita Lac men signing their names
81 q pledge % stamp cut the falaia
that may b. discovered after FI8dsf
neon n IL feared that binadshsd
sili result Ia the next few days. az
hs feeling on both sides l. extremely
bitter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
MAY SELL TO
THE S. [. Go.

". A. Underwood. receiver 81 the
Seattle cry Railway So returned
Saturday from New York and - uuw
making has headquarters at The tut
ler Mr.. uudegw wood 81 here loaAs
ins over the lines - his company
uu Xeaier whg and lacasun Hteret.
During his atHy he gin prohs BY
sign papem transterrtng he lines "a
thf seattle Electric Go. There has
issu neEutia lions IA regard - this
trausaetion ~ late. ap1 Is + Veff
probable that the deal Wlii nov -
contaminated.
aff Underwood Declined = faY
anything N regard q tHe pfsnnsl=
ton this m0rnlnE. lie h very niue
said the receiver. "A can zee an in E
uieuae improvement and adYsnee.
fheut =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
REcsprios TO BERnHAspr.

When Eastern people become
worid-weary. having seen everything
and reached that stage Of mental
and physical fatigue that refuses an
answering thrill 20 any sensation.
no matter how startling. It In good
to read Of the people Of the West.
They are very natural and blur
and breezy among the Missouri hills
or on the plains u Kansas.
Social distinctions don't count fof
much. and a mans position Is meas
ursd by his own acts. while n a
woman IL good. with. perhaps beauty
added. the world 1.-The Western world
lis hers % command.
That IL the West--the West which
Sara Bernhard the divine. the pet
ted. the silken sara has Invaded.
Al Kansas City people wrapped
themselves IN blankets and stood al
night In front Of a theatsr waiting
for the opening Of the seat sale. The
theater burned % the ground. thu
temperature grew colder and the
blanketed crowd moved 20 another
thester aud spent second night.
And then Sara arrived. The peo-
pie didn't get excited. but home
pride was aroused. A stranger Il
not allowed n pass through Kansas
city without visiting the stockyarda
and packing houses. There are no
exceptions. The town MUST b
advertised.
And 50 Sara and her private ear
~ere shunted 70 the stoekyard tracks
and for a time rested IN the lee OF
a mighty factory where the aqueaia
Of dying hogs make sweet harmony
for those who really have the in
tAnssts OF Kansas City at hear,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

while the great uctresa vaa treated
ta ia.ooo odora such aa would put a
selt reupccung tAmbutger to the
blush
HAD she desired It, pernhardt
would have boon permitted q idu
a hog with hcr own fair hands, hut
she made no such request Instead.
this woman. who was being treated
to the most inspirlns slght kansas
cts anordu. dealt the town a sab
tn the back,
SHE said the smell reminded her ef
ChIearo A. tbr people IT kHnsaH
city have the snme warm feeiluE
far the windy cts that exiata be-
+ tween Tacoma aud Seattle. It's a
wonder that Sara aidnt play Ia
f empty apata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
PHoroGRArHiER~
REAL ESTATE.


TUX BALE
$1,000 Groom cottage. modern, ahut-
Ting car line. easy terms.
Sl60a-l ~ STORY, 6-rnom cottage. lot
50 $50. severed, fruited. abntting
ear line. terms
5000 acres, one mile from Riakc-
ley. on county road. improved
terms.
$1,000 l-room cottage. modern, brick
foundation, and basement. barn
: Tote, II fruit trees bearing. terms.
10 per acre, ~ acres, IL miles north
OF bothelL alder land. acres
cleared; stream year round reach
ed by rail-. boat or county road.
$50 20 lots Y mile from store, post
Office, school car and lake LAYS
nice, and slightly. lots 80 100. half
cash, balance SEQ monthly.
Sloo-Lots 5 90 "a Myers LIST add 70
Moreland, fine soil reached by boat
four times daily; terms.
S. ], TEACHNoR.
b2s New York Block, city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTY with gg7g can Secure good
paying business. new building and
good location.
PRocRAETINATfoN r. thisf.
and iho man uf woman s. no hest
tatea may have 90 pay SIC 0r sec
fur Olympic ON Company stock.
BETTER get in white tha ise shares
remain. The time is short a fnW
days perhaps only hours.
~ T. uHhney. THE great oil veil
man who has the famous uehney
EuHhcr nud twenty other pruau-
cling on wells in the NcKitsfigk
district. California. and e now n
SPOKANE. wrote for terms % gel
into che Olympic oii Company sen
the ground floor We replied that
Is cents per share ~ 81 IL the
ground Moor. and the elevator IL
about 90 move upward
Don't blame anybody hut yourselves
n shares jump o. q on - cents
while YOU arr thinking about tax.
FMS them "a a.
500 Tor 81. n we strike oii. and we
certainly expect e. 10 nu The
Olympic Oh Cumpnny whn ineur-
poratad 20 tnnt the wei known
coal 90 Indication az Cnnnlla point.
and sts officers are q Supreme
Judge r. E Greene. president
George ~ Emerson, president 4
First National hank - Woquihm.
vice president. MuHFra Greene 4
grifithn Seattle, attorneys n II.
CHAPMAN secretary and manager
National Bank ~ Commerce. 81
seattle depository. ard II T.
Hnimes ~ stewart e Holmes
Drug Co. william - Perkins.
banker and broker and Capt ".
a fletcher. mines and mining. are
trustee This company has over
1900 acres ~ land adjoining Capal-
e. point. and these will Be- worth
thousands ~ dollars per acre II We
strike ON The quickest and nreats
est fortunes iu the world have
been thus obtained Machinery is
engaged and expected 20 he on the
ground by the 10th instant ~
win got 100 shares which may be
worth $500 by midsummer. Min
eraioriHtn examined Cnpaiia point
last Saturday ana pronounced the
coal 90 Indications most certain.
only rrrnii lot 81 stock LEFT at
fh cents per share of 81 Il will
cost you nothing 90 get fullest in-
formation and booklet free by call
ing ON or writing 10 olympic OIL
Company room ~ HITLER block,
seattle. Washington. =, q. Hox
sat Telephone. Black 10.
A GREAT BARGAIN
5000 secures q good business paying
good profit. must be sold today.
can "a once as Yealer way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

PARTY with f1Ts can secure god
paying business. new building and
good location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
shows Bitterness.

LONDON. Web. 1.-THE reports
that Gen. Wood " % replace kAteh
euFr, and that peace commission
- the Beers ir contemplated. are
both denied ~ the government
Lord Raglan says. -troapa. not eam.
miHainnera. are suink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

ALASKA junk Co. pays highest
prices prompt returns No. III
Western avenue. Tel Pike tt9
SEATTLE JUNK co. pays highest
cash prices city and country ord
erH. prompt attention 1907 West
ern ave, Phone Main G4T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

II any one o. the iocsi theatrical
managers wants an attraction dur
ing dark week 70 let him apply %
the expert company q seven fuEEisra
now members Of the Seattle city
council. The combination can d.
sieight-of-ha acts with franchises
that would astound Hermann or Kal-
Ter. BY All means give them a
chance on the stage. 20 that the peo-
pie "can wonder how x IL done"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
Beers Rspulsod.

LONDON. Feb. IL Kitchener has
cahled the war once that HHera
numbering 1000. under nogha. have
retired eastward. Gen. spfuit Waa
killed and nhudrmaYeF severely
wounded in Hothas attack On or
HuEr camp. The narru we're fapuls
ed. having % others aiisfd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

ahi March o. no. 10. tos 20 a4s ANtH =
Fot Alaska Leave Seattle Z. n
Cottage Ctty Feb p. ~ March II
20. APRIL 10 Senator. Frb - RlHfsH
4 "a "a. Aprii rs. ALL Feb I. -
March Il n. April D. Steamer leaves
every nfth day thereafter
riehst Omer aIa Ttraf Ave-. seattle
y Tablet g0mmH At q htiigt AAss
usnl Agt. ocean Dock. reatlia uopts y
fsfttns Co Zen, Aats.. HHh tfnhelzaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

ESTES Dancing Academy. us =
ave. popular and select sehoca ~
tc-date fancy and society cAnczzk
only school where ordinary p1Fa
learn : 20 10 dances " y 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
PLUMBING.

ThEo. TURNER. Tel Green III.
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co. bun al.
GEO. II. wooDHoUsE co. Tel
Main ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

lVEffNf.
g. gg Cor whui.aa.H rammiaHifs =.
Iahliug hlnIHr Ha}Ha Heasss
ah4ut $50 dHIig. cheap rent -
fafIfinu.
fsoaa for ono w the leading fes..s.
ann in thr cf. tH#sesHsd =.
fHIu.
tsG10 f1r grgrrrr ono - thf alss.
IH the rifr iurnIH price
900 for business natfHa abaaf -
monthly. Does fof reauIfs atfss
ton ~ owner
Hs believe Ne a. the Ianaast -.
HsaF lu htgh-flHaa LuFihfss apf Hf.,s
lHpa. ard II sou shft - Iaeats +.
any kind ~ business iH seaftis. -.
49, rnu and irt ua csc lat Hs -
dr. Tor sou.
Do. T.. MrIE. EaHeueaf sP.sIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

4. a. OUERNsEY. % pionesF ID.
SEQ "a fzS0 for tote s1r11e fsst 40
two blocks from car liDe. city n.
Ter and street u - graded. nsxt.
"a and sidewalks laid II once. q
easy payments special feFfas i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

There may be one member % the
SOLID SEVEN who was unwilling
" drawn into the combination. n
this be fact. the sooner he gets out.
the better. Now don't all rush %
get out q this ioopholc. Tor IL Isn't
big enough for more than one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
DENIED |!
Family of Former King
Milan Refuse to See
Him on Dying Bed.

VIENNA. Fch. ti-#Furmer King
Milan b. atiu alive. though very taW
ilu has expressed a desire 60 see hin
wife the former Queen Natalie and
his son Alexander. but both Of them
have begged 90 be excused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
liatehst an Emblem.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. tt.=Folz
lowing Mrs. Nations lecture here. a
law and order league waH organized
10 enforce saloon regulations. The
emblem b. q Ratchet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

II remains 90 b. seen just what
these couneifnien fEupoEr to Do about
IL The star has made is state
rnsnts and asks the fullest luxestiEas
ton The SEVEN can. II thy
wish. SO into the courts and sue faF
libel They can. ~ they prefer. d.
Tnand an INVESTIGATING committee
but. in view o. the fact that they
form the majority % the council. a
committee Of their .oWa number
would hardly be acceptable = the
people. Let them ask Tor an invest
iEation. n h almost a safe prosiie-
ton that they win not DO II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

CALL at our once. see a map q 8
pals point and md that -
more dayH-perh4p only hou<p<
viii see the sale Of the last 81 -
&c oil stock. The next jung n
be TO sc or Sec. See our a~w -
ffre under business chaneesa .
this paper. Olympic Oh Compass
room n Haiier block. Seattle. T.
Hack 1N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

Il was worth while 10 see that
grand yuah made by the SOLID
SEVEN upon the office n the board
81 pubuc works one week aEa last
Saturday, when they wanted q hase
the Automatic Telephone 60. knock
81 aut spectators cay Il MAS vel
worth round price or admission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
WHAT Beers
MAY DO

CAPETOwN. Feb. IL Sir Alfred
Miner. tn hts address 70 the YHluu
teers. said that % must not be con
sidercd imppsnibls FOR the Beers 70
set 20 cnpetnwn,
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the
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awaFdt
pprovedA
king ans
from II
led 10 HI
"a BE-
Bow nal
street I
submit
FACTOR n
pectixe
OF the Q
A. within
following
dered
uue west
rneh a
nd Eixh
wafkinw
n street
avenue 4
m street
IN svenu
from sG
ite Of pf
submit
nsQn II
Yesier
and ia
venue 4
4 avenue
nue. norff
nd IS Of
North Sc
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nK side
e1Wean
s.0sO q
n east. A.
To aaa4
adlEon q
Laurel s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

WHY PAY RENT when yoa ..
own your ~. h''l" ~ ~
49, ,.rE ggB esn raf = IIf.eEsI - -
count nfI rFr con Eat Fu4 =.
money t1 build 81 m a. & - -.
81 Interest which ean Be paf4 -,
iu monthiY iuHtniiH1snfa inafsaf :
having rent 90 n landlord yaa :.
raylnF for your own bone Tnsa
tots are only two 1irckn ffan. =.
ear line 81 q r stones "a -
stead al Frnmunt Efwafts
Stone. agonth. % Hiuekier hloek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

liz THE SUPERIOR COURT ef
the state OF Washington Tor -
County OF King, Maria hanke'
plaiuum. W. John ". Banker. =
PENDANT. No. 30 s4e. SunineS
The State of Washington to 9ea-
W. Banker.
You are hereby summoned 70
pear within sixty days after
date OF the first publication q -
summons, 10 wit within sixty ass
after the Tth day of January. 80
and defend the above entitled ansfa
In the above entitled court ana -
swer the complaint of the defena4a
and serve "A copy Of your -
sWer upon the undersigned a~.'
news For plalntin AT their office
low stated, and In case at your -; -
ure 50 TO do Judgment Viii be zen.
erred against you according TO =.
demand of the complaint, which -
been filed with the clerk Of the -.
court The object Of this action !.
20 secure a divorce on the groens.
OF desertion and failure Of sappe~
ANERIt4L BEANEha.
EVA STEVENSON,
Attorneys for plaint..a..
Office and post office address. =.
Washington huildlng. seattle, MN
county, Washington. =
Date Of First publication, Jan. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
Injured Eleven.

CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. IA mot.
ar car ran into n FiHiEhinN party
early yesterday rmoFuins and in8urs
"a Il persons. None aye fatally hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
ARCHITECTS.

a. TiDLMAND. a c4luan bloch.
Nsnanus a walker. -. y. ok
b. w HoUohToN. al Collins.
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/ I'SIF

lowing Ha
iity Of ro
tenred to
Reed w
ated in Il
nan on I'll
an alley
His cod
plead
Saturda
en-
d guilty 4
20 s yea
Oach wi
assault q
had pun
q guilty q
need to .
~. Youn
are
ound guilt
H. Vast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
Go on The CIT Of EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT.
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave seattle. 100 a. In.. u "a. and
.. n.
Leave Everett eis a. N. 10 and
- > N.
sunday.
caiman dock Seattle. Tel. ned ri
fafa ita. round trip tise1. FIRST
class meals served az IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
ATroangYsAT Law.


J. =. BALL. IN. Is Roawsa AloeA.
10 Columbia 81. above Let Ave.
General practice IN al the epufta-
Damage Cases q Specially.
Mode ate Fees -cuuHultat1uu Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
VA. III. nUTTNEk. Attorney at
Law AdYics free Huits pruee-
cuted and defended iu all courts.
II years experience. Proceedings
IN bankruptcy. ComrH mics iueors
pofat9d. Abstracts carefully en-
hmined. Collections made in all
parts ~ the tnituf states High
sHt commercial aud hank refsren-
Gee so Third avenue. opposite
Public Library Phone Main iaaa
~ y FosTER lformsriy 81 Meeon-
urllFTille o.. bari rnsfnfereee ~
bankruptcy general imw practice.
collections etc. 81 Faelne HlaEk.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-nt-las. I.oxtef Horton Hank bid
rtEnnE u FERiiY. isio second.
J. . KtitocO. re HALEY u lsins
HENSON 4 AUST. = ilosian Bleas.
~ y AMBpTH. pa raeife -
A q MACDONALD. tas nufke 80.
Root taimer q brown. pioneer %.
q. q coSoVER a. - maiieT bios
LYMAN y RNArP. IL Hallsf tids.
II u MARTIN Z llostan fElaet
q WARD KIM CSC nufke hia#
] y DoroLAs ol New York big
RicttARp ospoRN rot y Il *
3 s. I.ANctANp. soi Nev York Dix
HORACE rETER sit New Yofk ~
: p REYEs. 'i7 New YORK nleek.
Fred 81 Peterson. sio Mutual Life
I. % pAnkER Esq raelnr nla.k
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FOR REPAIRING
THE TOPEKA

II T. estimated that Il MI cost
- go 90 make thu necessary Repairs
upon the steamer city u Topeka.
she now iiss ln The does At Quarter
master harhur she has three halss
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her machinery has shifted. hiais
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II 10 interesting o. know that The
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ever the stars expose 81 the aolIn
SEVEN. mildly quotes Mr. Mearu
arty this morninr a. saying that Il
isut 90. or cOurae n Metifaarty
denies every thing. that settles g.
HaHsasals asssHfss-sasa
The SOLID SEVEN also rushed
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The story n told auoelnetiy IN the
star today.