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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-29
Salmon Pack
All Sold

ASTORIA, Jan. 29-According to reli-
able information the salmon pack OF the
Columbia river lie nearly all sold. No
more pounG tails are available, and az
10 pound and half pound fats, between
500 aud 10000 cases are left. The out
put Of the Columbia river canneries last
year was about 250.OOO cases. The
standard price for tails has been 81 so
for pound Aats 81 65, and for hali-pouud
fl as 95 cents.
Thess prices were maintained
throughout the selling season. Owing
10 the superior quality Of Columbia NV
er salmon, higher prices have been real
lied than for any other product De-
lnand for Columbia dsh has been good
aud the canneries have had DO trouble
10 d!sposing Of their stocks. Theselling
saason has been profitable one, though
not 20 much 81 as in the Pslmy days Of
he industry, when fish we're cheap
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SALEM SOCIAL WORLD
PERSONAL MENTION
"For Her Sake. .

The presentation of the new Russo
Siberian play, For Her Sake, at popular
prices, may be regarded as one of the mosI
enterprisinR bids for a full house adj
vanced this season. Accoi ding tC
common repute, as the word is passed
among dramatic critics, the play is
original in conception, novel in treat.
ment and mounted with small regard
for expense. Its promoters, Rusco &
Holland, have provided an unusually
large cast Of players, some of whom have
acquitted themselves with distinction
in other pieces Of superior sort. For
Her Sake tells a story ofRussian militar-
lem and life in the convict mines Of
Siberia. II will b. seen here next Fri.
Jay night at the Grand opera house.
Box Office opens Fri sy ats g.. m.
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SALEM
SILVERTON
RAILWAY

The Citizen, Of Marion County and the
cities of Slverton and Salem, sre cordial
ly invi ed to meet the Greater Salem
Commercial cub in ol en- inference. ~
the city hail in Salvm. at 1850 o'clock p
m. on v ednesdsy, January i9, 1902
upon the important matter Of prOperl,
iisposing ol the Salem -Si'verton Rail
way enterprise. Business men and
farmers are particularly requested to be
present, aud the members Of the Greater
Salem Commercial club are expected 4,
be in att tndance with ut fail. Done by
order OF Ga, q. 5. L. G.
l.27-3t y. J. JUDAH, secy.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Alice Kane, who has conducted
a dressmaking shop on Liberty street
has gone to New Whatcom, VIM. tC
reside with her brother. She was sc'
com panied by Lucille Countryman and
Joseph Williams, who will visit there.
The two literary societies of william
etie university, the Philidorisn and the
Philadosian will have joint meeting
on Friday night, as farewell to Prof.
@. A. Dawson, who leaves in few dsv
tU take q post graduate course in Cali
fornia college.
Charles Parrish Of Canyon City was in
Salem Tuesday, He is former resi-
dent of this city and while here visited
his sister and his neice, Mrs. @. II.
Hinges.
Miss Della Darby, Of this city is III
with typhoid fever at Granite, Grant
county. She has been teaching school
there but has been i'll for two weeks.
Mrs. ]. N. Smith aud brother, Dr..
Frank Smith, formerly of this city, are
at Turner today visiting relatives.
]. Often OF the Salem Shoe Co. ar
rived home yesterday from a business
trip to Hood River,
Frank J. Chapman Of Dallas and A,
G. Chapman OF Ovid, Mich, were Salem
visitors yesterday.
Miss Minta Guiss, who has bees visit
ing her sister, Mrs. e. @, Patton, has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. o. V. Allen have Como
to Eugene for visit with Mr.. Aliens
brother.
f. d. Griffith OF Oregon City was a
Salem visitor yesterday.
Walter D. Pugh and son were in Port
| nd today.
W. ]. Darcy is in Portland for a few
days.
Frank K. Lowell is in Portland today.
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At Odd Fellows Temple .

Willamette Encampment Of Odd Eel
lows held its annual installation Of Off
Gers, conducted by District Deputy
Grand Patriarch Circnit Judge George
II Burnett. The officers are: A. Vase
chief patriarch :Wm. Waldo, high priesi
WI. Culver, senior warden;S Heipl,o f
junior warden; Richard Csrl.en, Serb,
]. G.. Wright, treasurer; John Stapleton
outside sentinel;J ]. w. Young, inside
sentinel: w. +. williamson, guide; NJ
L. Chsm berlin, fret watch ]. A. Folan,
second watch; Claud Catch, third
watch: 7. F. Walker. fourth watch; ]
w. Roland, first guard Of tent; John
Porter, second guard Of tent.
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Suing for
State Lands

The mandamus proceedings instituted
by G. II. Robertson against the State
Land Board will now be heard by the
supreme court The case is one in which
Robertson purchased some school land
on which payment had previously been
made by other parties, but they were
over one year delinquent in their pay
ments and Rot ertIon claimed they had
Loot all claim to the land thereby.
The State Land Board refused to grant
the title of the land 10 Robertson after
he had paid the regular price for 1t and
he sued them to secure IL, The circuit
court dismissed the case as TO the de-
iendants.
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Famous Winter Resorts.

A winter uip to southern Californis
an ~ zuna VI. tie famous Sbasts
Route is IN, rpyor To- be forgotten. Re-
neWed atq"ai"'eGco " ~ lhia section
viii ever develop fresh points OF interest
and add Il sources Of ehjuynent under
its sunny kiss, in tn" variety oi inter
ests and adlrd industries, and its pro-
hnc vegetation aud among its number,
le-s rr-or's Of orntan, shcr' valley
and plain.
Two trains lea o,tlsnd daily ~ -rn.
inv and evening, iYr California These
trains are equipped W'ih the mast im-
proved pattern Of standard and tourist
sleeping cars, ald tho low rates place
the trip la reach Of all.
For illustrated guiies Of Caliiornis
and Arizona winter resorts, address
r. T.. MILLER,
Gen'l Pass'r. Agent, Portland,
III IF
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nervousness and general psye tout
languid feeling.
There 10 often a foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue and il the interior
Of the stomach coald be seen il would
show a Shiny, inhamed condition.
The cure for this common and ohsti-
nate trouble is found in n treatment
! which causes the food to be readily,
thoroughly digested before il has time
TO ferment and irritate the delicate
mucous surfaces of the stomach. To se-
cure a prompt and healthy digestion IL
the one necessary thing 10 do and " ben
1 normal digestion is secured the catarrhal
condition will have disappeared.
According 10 DR.. HarlaRson the safest
aud best treatment is 10 use after each
meal tablet, composed OF Diastase,
Aseptic, Pepsin, a little NuT, Golden
seal aud fruit acids. These tablets can
now be found at all drug stores under
the name Of stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
and not being a patent medicine can be
used with perfect safety and assurance
that healthy appetite and thorough
digestion will follow their regular use
after meals.
Mr.. N. ]. Booher, Chicago, H.,
writes: "Catarrb is local condition re-
sulting from a neglected cold In the
head, whereby the lining membrane Of
the nose becomes inhamed and The
poisonous discharge therefrom passing
backward into the throat rea"bes The
( stomach, thus producing catarrh Of The
stomach. Medical authorities prescribed
/ for me for thr-e years for catarrb Of
stomach without cure, but today am
the happisst OF men alter using only one
box Of stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets. l
capnot find appropriate words TO express
my good feeling. have found hesh,
appetits and sound rest from their use. I"
sluart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the
salest preparation Sc we'll 50 the simplest
and most convenient remedy for any
form Of indigestion, estarrh Of stomach.
billionsness, sOur stomach, heartburn
and blOatiBg alter meals. l-27 1881.
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Getting on HIS Feet

G. W. Phillips of Scio has carried q
lot Of property through the hard times
and now is getting on his feet again,
He was recently in Salem and made
loan at low rates Of interest and hopes to
be soon on the credit side of the ledger.
Many a man has had fight to hold lis
own the past few years in spite Of ex.
pausion property.
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entalive OF THR JOURNAL have received
admission cards to the execution Of
Wade and Dalton in Portland Friday
letter received from the sherff's office
in Portland says that at least six hundred
people have been refused admission to
the hanging OF these men, and those
who have cards are offered ten dollars
for them. Not more than fifty will
witness the affair
THE JOURNAL will have a special re-
port OF the double execution with
illustrations giving view Of the hanging
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OnIOns--Sl.60 0ol.76.
Potatoes-S5 @ 90 per ccntal.
Butter-Best dairy, 1920; fancy
creamery 25@27hc Store l3l @l6s.b
Eggs-0regOn, ranch % doz.
Poultry-Chickens, mixed So 90 a
NoO; hens ~; turkeys, live 10 u l4o.
Mutton-(irosa. 4c
Hogs--Gross sac.
Beei-Gross 3.75 asa 90
Veal-6rOss, Sc a SC H..
Hops--ll "a l2cib.
Wool-Valley, rs a l5cib Eastern
Oregon, 8@l2J8c; Mohair, u 92l J6eb,
Hides-Dry hides, I8 pounda and up
wards, l5c a. 1917.
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CATARRH
OF THE
STOMACH
A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe
and Effectual Cure for il.

Catsrrh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incursble.
The usual symptoms arc n full or bloat-
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery risings,
a formation Of gssea, causing pressure
on the heart and lungs and difficult
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wheat. oats. BIC.
Wheat -52I6o.
Oats-3lc
Buiey-flb per ton.
Flax--Caeh, Northwest, Sl 81.
Mop Market.
Hops-ll@l2o.
Suictlv cuuict--l2C.
Liverpool Dec. 5.-Hops at London
Pacific Coast steady, e3 ne. to "a.
Live Stock MM6st.
Stecrs-3@34c.
CpWs--2l9 2l96t3r
Sheep t25Ogross to $500
Dressed veAi-bf ~
lOgs, aliye--4Ar
liOgs, drossed--lic.
rlOur Hay. Pss1. ETC.
Baled cheat-f7 90.
CloveT-$7.
Feed barley--tlSK per tor.
Bran fl6R.
Shorts-alSbO.
Hour, wholesale-S2 06.
Potatoes. AD'es. Etc.
Potatoes-b5c.
Apples iOC9GOc per box.
Fancy paokrd-tl 90.
Onions, $3.50 IN g. 6h per 100 lb',
Dried Fruits
Drie apples 9Bc.
Italian prnnes 4Os TO 604-1& 10 80
Petite Prunes 49, to 60s 81 @4o.
Wood, Fsnee Posts. BIC.
Big lr-t3 30.
Second Rrowth-t3O0.
Ash 81 90
Body oak S. 90.
POie Oak-S4.0O.
Cedar POSTS 10 Zoe.
DAIRY aai Creamery Produsts.
Dairy butter-l6@20c.
Creamerv-2O@2jC
Store -l5c.
flrst-class untry, per rOll--35c.
Cream NJ creamery, pan skinned
2lc
Separator skimmed-23c.
EGgs alt Poultrh
Turkeys, liye--lOc per pound.
Geese-t6 per dozen.
Ducks-fj 20 81 per dozen.
Wool aud mOhair.
Coarse WOOL l3c.
Medium ic.
Finc-~lti.
Muhalt--EU N EDc.
Hliss. Pelis aadFuB
Green hides, No. l-5c.
Green hides, No. 2-4c.
Cali skins--i6bc.
hneep-25 10 76c.
Goat skin6-25c tO Z 90.
Gray fox 10 10 40c.
CO0n--lO 10 25c
Mink-25c 10 fl.25.
otter ti 90 o..
skunk-li to poe.
Mnskrai--l lo 30.
Wlilcat--l0 10 25c
Sislaers Market.
Chicksns-7@Sc.
Eggs per dOzsn. caFh lso.
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TATE or ONO, CRY Of roLRuo,

UCAS COUNTY,
FRANK j. CnENEY makes oath that he
"a the senior partner Of the firm of +. j.
CHENEY & Co. doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State aiore-
said, and that said drm will pay the sum
II ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
Zach and every caee oI Catarrh that can.
not be cured by the nee of HALL's Ca
TARRH CUEE FRANK y CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and sabscribed to
10 my prfsenr this tixth day OF Decem
Der, A. D.. 1886.
A. w. GLE 'SON,
SEsL Notary Public.
Halls C,tarrh Cnre is tai en- inter
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the tysien'. Send
for testlmrnials free.
+. j CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o
Sold hy Druggists, 7)c.
Hall'sFamily Pills are the hest.
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Ouite a Saving

A salem lady says they have saved
over one hall the expense Of maklug
cakes by purchasing from the splendid
assortment kept in stock a. the Pioneer
bakery ~ eod .
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FOR sALE.--9OOO Cedar Posts. / also
have on hand four grades Of cedar
shingles. No shingles TO he ionna
elfewhere in the City like our Ne. ],
II. These shingles are tho D. tyolt
brand, acknowledged by all phs have
used them as the best nada ahine.as
on the market. Sold by \. p. Nc
Cracken "a and Nebraska asrosts
Englew oOd. 10 R9tf.
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The Grand Canon Of the Arkansas.

The Grand Canon Of the Arkansas.
Easiest of access among all the canons
Of Colorado, being situated on the main
line Of the Denver x RIO Grande be-
tween Canon City and Salida ia the
front range ui the Rockies, II Is tho most
speetacnlar, aweineplrlng and msguit-
cent. Down this mighy clrlt IN ths
heart OF he rnck-harfier rush the rag
ing waters Of the Arkansas River lashed
into ioaming fury and dsshed into
spuming spray by iis swilt descent
through the tOrtuGus dCtie. 10 narrow
Is the passage at one point that there
vas no room for both road aid river,
and therefore curiOu-ly G. Instructed
bridge Of steel had 10 be thrOVn length.
wise OF the stream, ausIendtd from iron
supports mortiUed intO the canon walls
on each side 90 the right and left. And
right here can be seen the climax Oi all
the canOn's grandeur, tiat which has
been sptly called The Royal Gorge
For two thousand elk hundred let the
solid mOn1liths roar upWufd-hve times
as lofty as the Washing on Monument,
the highest permanent structure reared
by the hand Ol man. No words can ad
equately detcribe this mdgnihcsncs Of
the scene % ily those who have Dsheld
its glories can appreciate thsm.
This is bat one Of the many wonders
~ nature revealed toths traveller on The
Denver & RIO Gfande Railroad, The
Scenic Line 0f the World.
For dstaiied inlofmaliou about this
most delightful trip tOtie East, address
j. D. MANsFIELD,
Gen'l Agt., Rio Granle System,
DIV n Portland Oregon.
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wra sna We rave for Dsssnr
This question arises in the family

This question arises In the family
every day, Lvt us ansNet ~ touAy
Try Jt., ~ a delicious anG healtbful
dessert Prepared 10 two minutes.
No hollug. no baking! simply add
boiling water aud set to cool. Fla.
Vors:-LemOn. Orange Raspberry and
strawberry. Get a package at your
grocer's iodRy. 10 Gus.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Henry Long, Portland.
+. S, My err, do
] K. La Tourrstte. San Francisco.
+. A Msrzt,s, Portland.
A. h. Cooper, DO
Ii, h Loun bury, do
h. Mcdonald. do
Ii X Buriord aud wife, San Francisco
q. +. NotnagIe, do
z. NJ. Ward, Portland.
8 S'urick, san Francisco.
A. ID. Grihn, Portland.
ID. NJ Janssvn, san Francisco.
Is. Sllherherg, do
T. Ford, Ci y
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POrIland Market

POnlahd Market.
PoETLAND. Ian "a. Wheat Walla
Wal q. 621l q 631f.
tiOuT-f Portland. best grades e2.8O0
Is ~ Graham ~ 81 0t2 50
Oaie-- Choice Whine fliOc q tl.25.
Barley tl0 @ t20 per ton.
M1'stufi-Brsn, tl6
Hay TimOthJ-lll@tl2 POI tIp.
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D. P. Hun sinner Frrsra' Director. i07 State
Street, PsOpe Red 2423. salem Oregon. Resi-
denee 800 Court. FhOae Black 2Is1
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NEW WOOD YARD.--sawed and iorr
loot wood. Large and second growth
fir, aeh and willow delivered 10 any
pa't OF the city. Phone 2bl5 Black.
w. ". Burdick. l2-lgu.
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An Unioue Social

at the First NJ. r.. church Wednesday
Jan. 20 s p. m A jolly time guaranteed
Admission l5c, two Zoe. 28 2t
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WOOD.-Diy second growth Or. A loot.
delivered TO houses aud stofee prompt.
ly. Leave orders with K. L. Wade
70. Salem, and W. A. White, 90
Commercial. I29f
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FOR RENT Newly finished ofioe
rooms in Mccormack Blouk. Steam
heat, elevator. lO-26u.
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FOR RRNT.

FOR kENT-Three furnished roors.
Inquire OF A. 0lineer, at 321 Mill
street, or Phone black. 17tf
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FOR SALE.

F0k SALk-CoW with twin calves.
Firstclass animal In every rcppect.
will cell at a bargain. Mrs. Mary
Fchmid, Turner Toad. / ~ gts
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he telegraph editor OF the Boise,
Idaho. Statesman Was robbed aud left
for dead MondzY morning.
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ENGlNEkR--C Competent, experienced
reliable, wants permanent position.
Address A, H. M. Journal Office.
TAFT.
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FOR SALE

l will offer for sale the entire plant
and premises Of tie Crystal Ice WOTkt
on easy terms or will lease same ior =
number OF years 10 a responsible party
provided sale or lease il consumated in
eide thirty days. Party can have OPP
ton on 90 cords o iiT wood ia the tim
beF at cost. Apply 20 James Mcguire
on the premises. D 23-u
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A YOUNG MAN-wishes a place n
work Tor HE board while attending
school. Apply to w /. Staley at Car.
ital Business college. 25-3ts
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Double Hang
ing Friday

Sheriff Durbin and Deputy Goliath
and ex sheriff WrightnAn and repre-
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Lost AND POUND.

LOST-A thirty second degree Masonic
emblem, on the county road between
Brooks and Salem. Finder will re-
ceive suitable reward by leaving sane
at Journal Office
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LODGRs

soREsTERs OF AMERICA - Oourt
Sherwood Forest No. 10. Meets Fri
day nights in Turner block. ira
Hamilton, O. n. A. l.. Brown, secy.
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SPRAYING.

SPRAYING-and pruning. Leave or
ders at Gray Brothers. Richards nna
Finigan. ilmi
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AGENTs--lo cell "Schley and Santiago"
by Geo, Il. Graham. Autograph in
PRODUCTION and personal account ol
battle by Rear Admiral Schley. True
etory Of Santiago told for fret time by
the only eye-wilneeses Of the feht.
Sells faster than "Liie Of Mckinley"
Liberal commissions. Free outht
ready. Seven 2-cents for postage.
Beware OF limitations. Can DO had
only from sole publishers.
w. b. CosKEY COMPANY. Chicago III.
BtdE
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WILSON'S SHAVING PARL0Rs.--
The only shop in the city using the
AOtieeptic kazor Sterilixer. / also
have Dandruff Cure that cures or no
pay.--Jas. w. Willson, Prop, 247
Com. st. l22tf
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O AS 30 n \ a..
s..n,b. 1Ihs kld Ysl HsH Nsag Bsugb
'',;''' = &kHZZ<zzu
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WANTED.

WANTED--A girl for general hons, :
work. Inquire at third cottage north
OF lincoln school building on 9onlh
HiVh Street 1.S7 "a
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CLASSIFIED ~ -
ADVERTISEMENTS

AeNslllsemenis, ave lines Or less, n thls soiu,nn
= month. Al over five lines al ne same rare
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BUSINESS cHAncEs-centInuta

BUSINESS cHANcEs-contiousa.
aNAr nAHoAtN efaesf5 stafv u,te I,l1g
frHt taau Es1hAnEe. ~
fHE narrsfa CIGAR stsfs heart Of city
gre trf 'aasi EfebanHe % tiaft.
wsn'-s r.rts-r ~ith isroo $40 msa,s
$1,000 49,. '"ati ta. haHEe. - STAR.
- raori haass brsv - sifr. clears sao a
'ana' EtraaaEo. 10 HtaFt. nayd
Faia'n. iarHted fr zee tasiuss. Fart q a..
s .faas Cast tHrHaHEe. ~
Partner vnafsl wI,h $500 in Hssa tag
c s 'aa" Etchahgr. ~ Starr.
Partner ~satsa ~l,h 1900. 500 month
'.'A1iss N7ae' "a hanGr. - STAR.
hss' tarrain -eer offered ~ thls r-a't re-.
fharsr ~ starr hvgs bls.k
A oprAr uAHaAt~ a boarding house
Roo attHA sod chance fuf Henn1In
SWAN. mFsf Heu. Noat EEahange. 10
riafI tta1i
FNAi'. raane aaieb shae store Tia mau.
sr.matF5 coast fsshanEr. 20 starr
uafi Hlark
~ q have a kasaI asiretlan " beat husinsra
HrfahltieF gfeFfg HtaFsA. nlArArir.
saloons AMI wnr4farfuriua olpnftunitirs
cell fHr nst. WusHn a CO.. gfA HInrEtsy
hlii1rN
HEATrrE LoAN q CREDIT 90 urel
Inr'fpHrafrf tnfsr the faus ~ thr
state ~ WnsHfrrfaa
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prosecuted aud defended in all courts iH
years experience. Pros eudluEa De- bans
tar',lh COMPANIES incorporated, abstracts
OH laHa 20 the United HtafrH HiEhest
commercial and bans references. bil
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a q MACDONALD. eco uutbs puullus
LYMAN o. KNAPP 10 ilHHsf UuHans
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9 WARD kEMr agt uurse building
4 NJ EWING 40 New yorb bonding
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james gast
81 W. nuuUutON. ug.if caiius
Au>tttAtr 90 1tILH
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sttatt 60, eataulihse't ihsI hInlHa
claim, abstracts basement u the Aa-
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liall ready foF orders portrait. figure.
Landscape wan ACCEPT three mote
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Auction SALES
AUCTION and ,auutsalat. uu.iar. bancroft
sal htair se,enlhHua uults tauabi aui
tHld. hru leather HHa1s eIl cell aF sss
snarEs at half rfi.r uuI iitr street %
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1919 rtfss avenue
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BUSINESS coLLEGEs
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hEsr methods ani tsaghers. Aen,s basins-s
coiisss, assoni ana i1ks.
HANKS
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traasas "a ngpssits. q s.5ooo capital
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FEoFLEe AAvfwda uANK
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cash cguiansrviai savings aHd ts,sst lust
TIE TtnaT NArioSAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
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asst cash Erchanxs uu gfinelrai elties
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THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE
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sfal tSnktaE businsss transacted
SEATTLE hnAWCtf corner - fafa.a
street All aarunt aVsnar
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PUGET RouSp NATIONAL nAN'K 90
SEATTLE
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rFeA " v. AnkHng. cashier.
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