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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-23
MANY, SENATORS ELECTED.
Battle !s Warm In Colorado do-Man,
- N Reelected. ~.


Denver, Jan. 21.-A ballot for Unit
ed States senator was taken in the
senate soon after noon. Henry M. Tel
Ter received rs votes, the entire num-
ber cast. One democrat, MCGUIRE OF
Arapafioe county, Was excused from
voting on his request. Only two re-
publicans, sDe Lohg and Pryor. we're
present, and they refused to answer
to their names. 'Lieutenant Governor
Haggott and all tile other republican
members had Withdrawn from the
chamber before noon, but De Long
and Pryor were turned back by the
Sergeant at arms when they attempted
to follow. Senator Adams, president
pro- tem., was in the chair when the
vote was taken. '@.'
The vote in the house for senator
was as follows: Henry M..aTeller,
democrat, 25; Edward D. Wolcott, re-
publican, 1S;.-Frank. G. Goudy.,, repub-
lican, 13; Irving Howbert, republican.
6; N. w. Dixon. republican, 81 -
BY Republican. Senators.
The republican senators met in Lieu
tenant Governor Haggott's chamber
and ball6ted for senator. The vote was
as follows. -
Edward. o. Walcott, g. Frank C..
Goudy, 4; Irving Howbert q; John w.
Springer, /; Jese Northcott, l.; N. w.
Dixon, 2. 80 .S
Salem, Ore.LBoth houses of the leg
islature Tuesday ballotted in separate
session for United States senator.
There wassno choice. The vote stood
as follows: Senate-C W.. Fulton, 8,
r. T. Geer 8, H! L. Pittock 8, M. G..
George 8, G. e. s. Wood (democrat)
6, absent i. :.
House-Fulton 19, Geer 13, Wood
ldemocrat) IL. George H. Williams 2,
A. L. Mills 2, M. c. George 3. Binger
Herman l, c. E. Wolverton /. R. L.
Glisan 1, G. w. Stapleton 1, w. D.
Fenton /, C. H. Carey /, H. H. Hewitt
1. Gill, republican, voted for Wood
(democraD.
Springfield, nl,-Congressman. A. j.
Hopkins was elected United States
senator in both houses against Con
gressman James P. Williams. The vote
in the senate was IS to 15 and in the
house IS to 81. .-4, 49,: =
Jefferson City. Mo.-Fprmer Cover
nor William ]. Stone. candidate Of the
democratic caucus, received a major
| ity of the votes cast in both houses fol
the successor of. Senator George G
Vest, whose term expires March 8
1903. Hon. Richard C. Kerens was
given the solid vote of the republi
cans. =: & I.
Albany. N. Y.-The. two houses Of
the. legislature in separate session
elected Senator Thomas G. Platt te
succeed himself as United States sena
tor. Three republican senators voted
for Elihu Root, secretary OF war.
Indianapolis.-The house and senate
In separate session reelected Senator
Charles w. Fairbanks.
Salt Lake, Utah.-Reed Smoot wal
elected United States senator from
Utah to succeed Senator ,Rawlins
democrat.
Hartford, Conn.-The general asem
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-23

The strenuous minister dispenses re
ligion by the pound.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-23

Salt Lake, Utah.-Reed Smoot was
elected United States senator from
Utah to succeed Senator ,RaWlins.
democrat.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-23

Indianapolis.-Ther house and senate
In separate session reelected Senator
Charles w. Fairbanks.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-23

Hartford, Conn.-The general asem-
bly, reelected Orville H. Platt to serve
as United States senator for fifth
term.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-23

Albany. N. Y.-The. two houses Of
the. legislature in separate session
elected Senator Thomas G. Platt to
succeed himself as United. States sena-
tor. Three republican senators voted
for Elihu Root, secretary Of war.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-01-23

Springfield, Hl.-Congressman A. j.
Hopkins was elected United States
senator in both houses against Con
gressman James P. Williams. The vote
in the senate was IS to 15 and in the
house IS to 81. ~.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
They VIII Return.

w. j. Mattern and w. S. Kale, of
Topeka, Kansas, returned Tuesday
evening from stay of two or three
months IN thunder Mountain district.
They went in at the time the large
party from Topeka visited the camp.
The gentlemen made several locations
in the Big Creek district and will
return next spring to develop them.
Mr.. Mattern is large dealer in
granite and marble monuments, and
is returning to his home to close out
his business, and turn his attention
to mining. The gentlemen express
the belief that there will be a short
age of provisions in the camp this
winter, owing to the mining com
panies being unable to get their sup
plies freighted before the trails
will.be showed in, rendering it i'm
possible to get animals over it.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
Chickens for Sale.

A fine lot of thoroughbred Cocker
ellis and pulletts of the following
varieties from the best stock in the
west: Duston white wyandottes,
Northrup black minorcas, Falkland
barred rocks, Byce white leghorns.
Address Frank Gardiner, Hunting
ton, Oregon. DOT
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03

Eastman Kodaks at Walker &
Som mercamp's. 9-tt
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
A Perfect Painless Pill.

is the one that will cleanse the sys-
TEN. set the liver to action, remove
the bile, clear the complexion, cure
headache and leave a good taste in
the mouth. The famous little pills
for doing such work pleasantly and
effectually is DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Bob Moore of Lafayette,
Ind, says. 'All other pills | have
used grippe and slclken, while DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are simply per
feet. Sold by all druggists.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.

The grand lodge of Odd Fellows
for the state of Idaho, meets at
Occur dAlene City October 18th.
j. A. McCune, j. b. Coakley and
Erastus UtIey are delegates from
Weiser Lodge No. II, of this city.
0. NJ. Harvey, as an officer of the
grand lodge, will be in attendance,
The Rebekah lodge of this city,
have elected as delegates to the
grand lodge of their order, which
meets at the same time and place,
Mrs. 0. NJ. Harvey and Mrs. Frank
Mitchell.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
An Old Timer Leaves.

Joseph l.. Eaton, one of the old
timers Of Washington county, ac-
companied by his family, left Thurs
day tor Red Deer, Alberta, British
Columbia, to remain. MIR. Eaton
has disposed of his property and
stock on Hornet creek. He expects
to engage in the business OF stock
raising. Mr.. Eaton and his family
have many friends throughout Wash
ington county, who wish them sue
cess in their new home.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
THE CITY DADS
Have A MEETING
But Little Business Of. I'm
portance Transacted.


Council met in adjourned session
tuesday evening, September 29th.
Ii was moved and carried that the
electric light and water system con-
tractor be notified to discontinue
work on the secondary wiring and
that 1t be done by the city under the
direction of the city engineer, and
charged to the contractor.
Rules cad regulations for the con
Quoting of the electric light and
water systems, were adopted by
council.
Bill of s47 SO, to the Northwest
Oil and Paint CO., of Portland, was
ordered paid
Adjourned till Friday evening,
October I'd, 1903.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
Religions Services at crystal.

There will be religious service
held at the Crystal Valley school
bouse week from next Sunday, at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon on Oct. ] L.
A matter of great Importance to all
the families in the community will
come up. There will be a sermon
and singing; and every one is invited
to attend and bring the children with
them.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03

Trustwortby lady oF gentleman y,
,.snage bnsiness 30 this County ana
adjoining territory for vel ana Jay
a,5blg koogn House d solid Imam
XIII s'aodipq. $50 90 straight cast
LAM and ~ pensef, paid EACH Mon
Ian 6y cbeck direct from hssag .,'at
tr,s Erpense money eafes'ep
',9s.tou permanenf Address NAME
seer. Gl6 Nonop BLDG Chicago ~
InI IL
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03
No Hope,

In a letter received by friend
from Rev. c. f. Evans, at Portland,
no states that he found Mrs. Evans
much worse than be expected, and
that owing to her condition,
he could not remove her from the
sanitarium. He says she can live
but d few days.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03

LosT-A check on Bank OF Com
merce. of Payette, in favor Of Geo.
qheho for $40. Banks and stores
will please take notice and refuse TO
cash same.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03

A, Glaze. deenei and 0ppl,e'
.alos.si. has mQYfd NJ ~ FN,'A ,
plaee per pp'lalnf w f'f"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

10 be the peculiar SHARE 81 the Fiat
iron haiiains. and there has been
slanr ials II taxing down the three
upFrF stories. Engineers have look-
81 into the matter. but confess th.y
are al iass AZ "a haW o. remedy IT,
A taller al the corner of1irnAdNAy
and Tx etty aseead street has
hfausht salt asetnHt the owners u
fhs building because the wind. 80 he
aiissea. + eauutsd down the tall
sides Of the strueturs and blows In
his fsiste siass uindoN& which are
crushed like tissue paper.
A Few days asa a little messenger
boy VAS caught In the blow and ear
fied OF his feet under passing
electric car lie Nas crushed to
ieath- Al elderly woman. trying 20
east an anchor To windwafd by
hanging on te a lamp rnat. ~as fafr-
ID to LET 90 and thrown to the
groand. breaking her arm
There have been numerous other
fsss1Alttes. but none mere serious
than The sudden hftins u skirts and
a liberal expose of rafnsd linFrrtes
Every aft~Fnpon there may be seen
a fes nsan hutdted In CORNERS ma h
Ing notes Of vnrtous styles Of pass
efsby. The cry Of -ufousa- never
eqasist such exhibitions a. may
be seen ,hare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
A MEADOW
COLLISION

SALT LAKE. March a.-rhe Rio
ofandc a Western train No. 1. coli
lidad head-on with y light engine.
this morning. two miles from here
Engineer i,artiirs Of the paaseu.
Ecr train was fatally hurt, ami
Brakeman Buekvsiter aud baggage
man t.owthor were badly cut ard
bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

ON them
The senate voted that kilograms
ttesn Spokane and King counties
AGAINST the gambling bill should be
htsfuekssA and remain.
1ste houae passed the good raadn
hill. 80 10 "a, after a long asht. ia
Witch much bitterness was mani.
fested fhe htil does away With
dtstslft rad supervisors aud pro-
Nties that poll taNes shall BE- paid In
cash = a head instead Of 81 In work.
a. nov The hill was introduced al
the request Of the Goods Road. a.
soetN tian. of which Samuel Hlll IL
president.
Narrurten az pierce this morning.
after hot ttght. succeeded m Ert.
tins hia TAI commission hill oa the
calendar as A special order for Mon :
day
The measure IL auned at railroads
70 tafee them to pay Just share Of
the taxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

....~ ks,sssrs~ ksseefsttea.
~ TORN. March L. special
n<rser~>atsnesll --Aii New Nork u
3r1 sh<se eln-trry days. Of the
49, srct m Manhattan. the
.-.,<,r Il Broadway and ftfth ave.
q rw<nsy- third street. where
- s,rs.ts fxrasn. max structure.
y s,.fsrcr tuiisins. has been eon-
s~,s>t sinc< the building Of this
-. uksrs1 ss-asery buiiting on a
.asrr4ar plot. The streets tn the
<.rkkxsrcd have heccufe such sue
- s.,~< Of Wind that n would
- ! lsks- treat hio~ IN Cleveland
~ ~ June sephvt.
Inr riub tcn-all breeze Of 10
y, = ss1tSnlv and strangely
rn1<rn<t. when Il strikes this
~nresr. iate = bowling sinsaon.
- s~rsps daNu into the street.
.rnx,-x rsftly Old gentlemen and
rr>xr 4 7SneN- Of women shop-
- rA~re h no telling where the
~ 3 Rag 10 strike II husties
~ Brs11~&s. suceps up ftfth
u<ue sni th<n swings around the
ns7 ccrr~ ~ tAe t1atirua- strfk-
= ~ 1csusG~ctsnE pedestrian BE-
~ y - tak< = thfee- point reef
b n lAs><a
~ ohses 10 Wrong
~ - & al the trouble d said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
WILL REDUCE
LITIGATION

OLYMPIA. March "A ban which
will make a radical change IN the
administration OF justice is nov m
the hands Of tho governor for hi.
signature. Senator Grow IL the ads
thor % the MA II H. intsndsd 10 re-
iiavs the taxpayers Of . large part
% the coat of lttlsati0n By compel
ling tho ttisant demanding . jury
trial 60 pay a JURY Zee q III. un-
less = Jury is demanded the ease will
be tried by the Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
ARE
THREATENING

HtRMiSoHAM. Ala. March a.
several PROMINENT leaders o. the
LAZY whites" party are rccsiving
anoHy nous letters thFcassninw as
sarsfnation because the nesrses are
ruled out Of Repubiirsn party csun-
ella. one tetter states that former
State Chairman Nauxhn'n iife vas
saved only thraash tho pleading %
negro friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
STRIKE OVER

CHICAGO. March d--Ths striking
pAckins house engineers ruturned %
work this morning, having accepted
the packers proposition % submit
their grievances TO arbitration. An
piants affected az a result are work
ms a full force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
THE TURKS
CONDEMNED

GENEVA. March q a large meet
inE OF Macedonian aympathinera was
held here today, Former President
% the swiaa Federation i.aohanal
was chairman. cauHtio denuncla.
lions of Turkeys mlnrulc were pre-
pared. to be sent over Europes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
HONDURAS
AT PEACE
REAR ADMIRAL GLASS CABLES
rHt REPORTED succGss
OF nONNlllo

wAsHINuroN. u. G., March a.
tsear Admiral Oiass. commanding the
Pacific naval station. cables from
Salvador AZ follows "Au quit az
Amapela- Reports from Interior IN .
dieate success OF nonnnlo and raa-
toration OF peace shortly, squadron
sails March Tor Acapulco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
GORMAN
WILL LEAD

WARRINGTON. u. c.. March a
Senator German Of Maryland was
elected chairman OF the Democratic
eAucua today. which position carries
with Il that OF Democratic floor
leader tn the senate. Twenty eight
aat % ~ Democratic senators were
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
HONOR FOR
HERBERT

LONDON. Marrh s-Ths official
gsHetfs to-day annuuncea that sIs
Ntrnaet Herbert. British amhas.a.
Dor At Washington. u. q. has been
msfe a knixht 81 the Grand t.ru~s
and ~ the exeisrs o. ~. Michael ard
81 George ~ recognition Of his ahie
wurk ~ the Venezuelan affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
FLOODS IN
RED RIVER

TExARKASA. ARA. Aarvh a.
The Rsd river - rising Al tho rate Of
a FOO, per day. n .. nov past the
danger line. An agricultural work
IN the valley has been suspended aud
the residents % the iowiands are
fleeing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
naR DOYLE GOES
Innouen CHANCERy

~ psyi< and one 1lassrook. two
4n19 N the city Jail. disagreed
- Hk1g1r>p over sptns ahatfues
u1u4< q Psychological probiefn.
- W. he prsvtous question waa
- - tth- tsi;sr. vuftink on d.
- nr1f-'s face looked like =
~ 4<f.erakL RE vas r~i~n.ed
~ ru11t1y and <uore oat . COM
- z<z1nsf his antaEonisf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

4 n -, ZONES biii providing for n lew
~ EN-. OF tha assessed vaIua-
ir5>,.- Ablttlne property for local
e<nu,1 ss-nts IN cities Of the flrsI
frm1- !. passed BIZ thu free con.
\ - epnmi,tee this afternoon
~ 49, sfnsnded M 20 permit oil
nm, ..n Assessment on q ma.
Tei a. 80 o. the city council, In.
nnanlm0ila vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

sbeTfoN sals u househaia furniture al
n q nirkeftan Co.'S nov Aaiearoams.
azas First avenue. near Battcfy street.
on Saturday, the 7th. ~ 1910 sharp
fed sets, HprlnaH, mattresses. ektrnHipn
tahIsa. dinins chairs elegant upright
piano fine orwan iaoe curtains. 10 foo,
val case. ehlfunief. ros kers Kitchen
bussn. alHa so Gotta mattrr ssea. nliisws.
baddins. etc, v, q. uickefton a Co,
auettnnasrn, 2a2f first avrnue, Phone,
slsnuet. Msin tdot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
WILL FINISH
ARGUMENT

me argument before Judge Han
fard. In the FEDERAL csslft. 81 ths H..
attic Gas and Electric Cefnrsnysa IN.
Junction suit against the ciffnans
Gas and Light Company viii bs esa-
efasfsd to-day At s o'elork. N IL
that1xhf that the court VIII probably
take the matter unfer Adjustment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
STRixE rs
GROWING

vAxcoUvER. b C.. March a.
I! c>r<izn FaeffIc STRIKE - grow
nFe s>rtoss daily. At Nelson
n>191t handlers. cisrss and bag
- s<fuch today ln sympathy
- 4 Ne shop- are exp>ctsa TO
L1iuc4e Are Engaged In in.
~ urNneF EEnpress OF In
- nfffssrs are being sidef BY
s1s3ns % Portland. Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
iAAxEY rs
NOT BLIND

=. York. March s.-The re-
~. s'ishe4 IN this mornings
~ et Evangelist Hankey has
~" ficktn Nlth blindness, was
- y % home this morning. RE
~. 80 III for two montha but
sts no signs of blindness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

E>i<lsh..ne clothinR stock Of y.
y a. on'sf a Co.. that was bought
~ n>r,'''p ,lothirg co. at f41s and
a.. I. ave-, H. now being sold
r.r.@ cents on the dollar
e.n,' mas been Investigated
E... absolutely true. Their
M door 10 the Bon Marcha)
ssr,s. .Iovded all wesk-nnd De.
N ~ so--ss thsir iaIs IL bona.
%.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
HEALTH OF
THE POPE
CONFLICTING REPORTS COMB
FROM RoME AND LONDON
coNcLAvE DEEMED NEcEs.
sARv AT THE VATICAN

ROME. March a-T'he pape'a re-
narkabie vitality has again come 10
his aid. and he IL much better this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
OTIS HOUSE
DESTROYED

D., ..AlIkHTowS. ". y. March 4.
~ ~ 1.<ff1yed me OTIS house eartx
- .1uk The guests we're com
sri. Ne IN their night gar
49,. @sHsiance was called from
49,. lug owns. The loss IL
sn'pAoo. March a. Wheat, Is rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
SNAIL Fias sxctrsMenr

small hiaz@ At the HOUSE OF
John Rsli. al seventh avenue. cal.
ed cut TIE IRE department TN. after
ncosa The are VAS quickly ektin-
xniHned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
WINDS FRANKS AROUND
NEW YORK'S FLA7TRON

.s.sv GUSTS CAUSED PROV. SHAPED BUILDING
~~.-eap MAKE LAKE FRONT sREexEs FeEL JUNE
~r<yRs-sNeisEERs UNABLE TO SOLVE MYSTERY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
mi INTER-
THE Blacks

.Lkl'}H, y. G.. March "a res
-' 80 introduced In the laEis-
y m14r urging upon congress
-. sHi of The fourteenth and
s.s-1 n 4nFndmerts 10 the consti-
q ~ United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

frr f-rss ave. eevu.f r~~~ssL
ffse sifnny ecAafhNest coFnef. p~tsta,~ f,suf1,e.
W feet s4s~r~. eAo s.@ ~ 90 p~r
wr@k hie~trtr uxht~l rafc~lAtH Baths
Hi,@<iai r>iss - famiIi>> s.s sinsis ssn-
tt~nen
TttiiicEs fu-ees Sat fsrrfss-s ~ hss--s~~r-
Ne eiee- So w. nanuras NJ cfii8rsn
ftess~~r R~ntiss As~-ry. ever 0xys
dsus stove
nnpAa viss - uftn~4t hoard. ever
eautern e1atenlrnna. - fhs HpraSps. ~
fssiss -sy. AZ poralsr Friees
GRAND PACIFIC noTy1-, fits rir.t ave.
rsa. bcass r~~iy nsrnish<a. Ell usoasrsi
txtfrs rno4fsrafsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

Classified Ads
,~----~~>--l.r:er sls--~~-~-~-~---I
BuT-TE,t BUTTER BUTTER
~ Eoos ess
A REGULAR sMAEH-uP IN
PRICES.
Strictly fresh ranch eggs. every egg
guaranteed. aas=n &c. Nov for
ham and eEks. and fancy Iowa
ereamefy rstsiisd at wholesale
prices. We always lead. aud the
public appreciates q. We give you
the very best Of goods cheaper than
you can buy inferior quality at
cow nuTrER STORE
First and Pike.
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WANTED picture sssnts. saiarF and coua- |
trisssae - busitstss tics ssa u.
WANTED--A solicitor for the gro |
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esilfins. rhen-. Rack "a
coAf.krEttAL BAFN fssFso Rsedl. |
money loaned on auy good eoilatsrsl |
100 Cherry.
TO boAN-r.lyste n.ensg a ies. rte q
sss neeas. j sas )
For observation-disclosures
aifEAf HUMILIATION aAI.E at the lied |
Front Furniture Co. 1oa -aio Second ev- |
ence south Owing tc the hafstinE 81 .
water main, which damaged our Immense |
ftaet considerably. are Offering 20 the |
public bargains In oar hue that will sur. |
ptise an ssaetins public. tnrnltufs. |
sisas~are sud ali housshoid furnishings |
At steut eae-tanth Of their actual vaiue. 1
EFhraes this opportunity and secure bar |
aasns IN cur fine a. ouce.
ron aALE-A fine tened first-ciasa square
Plano. CHEAP. M Eastiaks avenue. fiat /
a. Take Lake Union cat
pounds. 10 be sold at once on account OF /
going away Inquire at First anu
blanchard. In alley.
ron HAIht@stoves. ranxea. earpefs, heather
etaifa. tables book cases. show cases
vsfarsiiss and pictures at half price. col
COS Plks street.
NEW ~ h. D marine sasoiins eneinea,
with jung apafk. Internal reverse, and /
right up-taadate. for aha. 81 0inord a
bows machine shop
FfiHNITuHE f,H sale, price te6o rent tea
per moaith. eircffic Tights. . large ruonia
sa1 Columbia street, corner Sixth avenue.
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OF y.-ar ewn IN . iea.iny -hsrs y--a " "
GOD -srfctsndines and she a-~uruse~
n.s rs.s. 4, p.,,,., n..~s y, ,s' ~. e.n.
ION siartrfc .ifna tn nrss plaes n cars
stftks feks Waahinstonl hendr~fs q
families are fnafins N saa huiidins
h.ssl~s, tsfkr sswrniu hanfY. rlenfN 81
wurk Toe etsrShasfys isss~ cp-foat t,ts
r-ll r. t7r. 80 ahd tfso al ~ aewn ard
o. mon,h. Home< built si-s. t.ecatiaa
u hlfh sd hesifhy; rshinx. h-.aiins.
pisaiy ~eaa ssd wassri sic~ n-txreat-.
rchsai. chsrrh~. sse~-> ,sisphenss.
Hafni-r nnach I. hsppy. Tass cars -
wsshinstra ssr.rti fare ~ rides fer cns
deflsr see NJ. weed sx~st At osnes
af nsinl~r ftasrh ur = X efurfsesnt
e~r.s. sfe Is~fah nisch.
c1sEAP HoNEa.
s11S-Sssr nivefsits Aaafiee On nsnten
cash. haiaure. az rsrh ssc~.~,uus three
mnaihs unfli raid.
tsTn-Sesr rsstrr stAfioa On same Inc
ehoies s.sefe tracts. ons-hali rash. bal.
ancs Easy.
ADAMS . NicBot.s
isis secpnd averu~ Room aiR-
rfs,x~i usfsrfruat hns buiidinEsi all The
.,a.k errs fsopa
pin- css.As~. walking di.ssnos' r~nis ,isi
Zoe st1sn
c'ss,ass. new sod ,no,i~rn. cornsr on Fast
tfnitn near In far s1tOo
TAYLOR COOK co.
fT~@ Arvsde.
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-- funeral Directors
RtfT TlfaWOnTH soNs- H;lnbaimsrA
fsen.tsoa THIRD Tel. pfks 20
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w Rave money 10 loan on any fiadi Of
security, Davenport a Hail 5oi New
York block.