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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

No estimate will be considered unless
1t is made out on or attached to a
coupon cut from The Times Dlspatch.
There Is no limit to the number OF
estimates which may be submitted
by any one person. but there must DO
ten cents OF subscription money for
each estimate.
Every subscriber OF The Times-DIs-
patch Is entitled fully to enter this
guessing contest II the subscription Is
sent direct 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch Of
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Address all letters plainly to
MAY0RALTY CONTEST,
Care Timss.Dlspatch.
City subscribers can send
in their guesses by mail, II
it is more convenient, but
money to pay UP their sub
scriptions for a speclt7c
length Of time must accom-
pany the guess or guesses
each time.
Remember, soc. gives five
guesses and pays for one
month; SIS pays for a years
subscription out OF town
and gives SO guesses; So
pays for a years subscrip-
ton in town Carrier de-
livering), and gives 90
guesses. No papers can be
mailed in town except to
parties having postoHice
boxes.
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1t will be readily seen that this plan
is cminently fair to everybody. hs
yet no one even knows for certainty
who all the candidates will be. and no
mortal being can possibly. say with
any degree of accuracy how many
votes the nominee, whoever he may be.
will receive, 49,,
No one connected with The Times
Dispatch, either directly Or indirectly.
will be allowed to participate IN thls
contest.
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flcc. but no guesses Will be allowed for
money paid to tho newspaper car-
rIers. IT'S as easy for out-of-town
subscribers 10 guess as It Is for those
liTTg In the city. .ist
fHenember the contest closes at Il
O'Clock on the night OF April Goth: Lesu
than twenty days In which to win tho
prizes DO not pay money to any one
:or guesses unless they have written
authority from Tho Times-Dtspatch 70
receive your money and to give you
4 receipt therefor. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE % SPECIAL ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given by the
Council Of the City Of West Seattle
King County. Washington. that a
special election will be held within
said city Of West Seattle and In the
territory included within the here.
matter described boundary line and
not within the present corporate lin
itH OF said city OF West Seattle. on
Wednesday. September the 2sth. A
T.. 1895 at which said special elec-
ton the electors residing within the
said territory within said proposed
boundary line and not within the
present corporate limits Of said City
o. West Seattle and the electors re-
siding within the limits Of said CITY
will vote aud are hereby invited 70
vote upon the question whether said
proposed territory shall be annexed
10 and be included within the cor
porate limits OF said City Of West
Seattle by placing upon their bal
lots the words For Annexation" or
the words Against Annexation" OF
words equivalent thereto. Said ter
ritory proposed 10 be annexed to
suid city is described as follows, to-
wit:
All that certain territory situated
in Township 20 North. OF Range 3
East OF the Willamette Meridian.
In King County. State Of Washing
ton. included within the following
described boundary line and not In
cluded within the present corporate
limits Of the City OF West Seattle.
to-wit:
Beginning at the north westerly
corner OF Block Number i65. Of Sc
attic Tide Lands. as the same are
laid out and plated upon the off
cial plat thereof on file and OF rec
ord In the office OF the Auditor OF
said King County; thence In a
south -easterly direction along the
south westerly boundary line OF Lot
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A warehouse worth 10000 Is to
be erected on the tide flats on the
site Of the old Bennett box factory
By the Poison Implement company.
The site cost $4,000. As soon az the
buildings on II can he removed the
erection Of the new structure viii
commence.
II. H. Warner, master mechanic OF
the western division OF the Northern
Pacific for 20 years. has several his
connection with that company 20 ac-
ccpt Il is said, n position on an
Alaskan railroad. Mt Warner su-
pcrintended the construction Of the
shops at Tacoma and the first cars
built ia this section OF the country.
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WAS A NAVAL
ATTACHE
mg nerIpps Nsna Aa.nl

LONDON. Sept 1.-THE Copcn-
hagen correspondent Of the Central
News reports that the unknown
Japanese who was arrested az Sha-
gen yesterday on suspicion Of being
rpy. Is Captain Takikawa. a naval
attache 10 the japanese embassy AZ
Berlin. lie was freed this morning.
lie said he Was travelling for pleas
urc. but the correspondent says II
b. believed be was ia reality watch
iBg the Baltic fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16

Fer -Mi.osnsnseu.
Nt.MMAdE eAfN 81 ncoond hand
d isi" sstisefdih avs ba I1 In
coats, suits, skirts, waists. hats.
hhovs. stc. You can dress we'll Tor
a small amount 81 money by oon-
suitinE wp call 1ia bth ave. north
dwelling house. near Thomas Fl Gee
dar or Virginia earal. Phone Main
nEATrin sea oil - rubber enmpo.
Hition that Will reaiat the action %
salt or fresh water flllinE the pores
Of leather keeptng u Huft and pit.
able, adding to wear and waterproof
qu0itieH Manufactured aud Tor sale.
sholrHale and retail. a. l. hsattis.
river Dock
ron BAi.E-Mstal pot and furnace.
best made, perfect cundhton eApas
city one thousand pumn ~ 100 IN
ave Phones sunset iNQ. Ind, ti1
ron aAt.E=s span nsavy horses, har-
ntha NaEeuas plaN ncfapef aud furs
nlturv - fiNHsfuum house. 50 acres
81 land 20 rent close IN. l. star.
VI manufacture Whistles aud Ar
Pumps fur tAunehfH- kinds and
rrlecH 1iitord Dow. iii seneea 81
roR SALE New round bottom beats
and skiffa - West Harrison st.
city.
LAUNCH whistles. complete. Shaw
a Coz Goldman dock
Ron SALE zine cocker puppies. so
tike -
Fer sals--r srpas and Laaa
EVERY DAY
Nsw homes are bslnS bought In
MEADOW DALE
EVERY DAY
Mers AEApowDALE TRACTS are
EVEnY DAY
our man y on The ground 60 nhe~
yea cur choice 6 and ie-atfr MEAD
oNnAt.E tfaeta
EVERY DAY
lessons Your opportunity to make
the best seietfiau
EVERY NoH%tNu
At N O'Clock the Great Northern
sees o. MEADOW DALE buf TICK
ct q q. N s,l =, d 49, ~ I. S ~, ".
" EST . WllEFIEiL
ard unieu Block.
noNEsrEAus under proposed Euv-
eminent irrigation tn WaHhluktofl
g sost O el - Don't Wait Cor the
Fush a. " south Dakota. Montana.
ard act is sefs- q esst and 70
q feet mild winters earliest frait
section. good locations nov Charles
NankFrt, loratufs IuatoffiCa hidg
isasco. Wash
. No - acre. al elsar,d thsfs ere s
acre bel pfHaeH. ir acres RI cher
rifa and Hums apple. pHaHh and
pear trfrH 2 aeffu in Htfia = llsHHlsH .
good HHrasau house. barn. =
large chicken houses and ards
and some ether uuthgilalnNa cay
terms.
st.ErrENUHES a AUNnIL
= NeNW~Il RIA y - corner FIRST
Ave amt Columbia Street
FARMS AND POULTRY RANCHES
Nsff cheap ard nu EASY terms Am
II Stevens Rooms > and - Halter
Hinek
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LONE TIIL CrTA0 There Worse Pas Than Those Want d@
M VI II IL ~ Al whaedd&
For al. El.i,


/ Polt BALE CtIeA1t room fiai. coin.
pletuly furnished Tor housekeeping
rent 81 iGa IN ave. Fiat Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-16
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

CThese prices are 70 any buyer In
quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 Per cent higher1
Provisions.
Fresh Meat-Cow beef. tqtAo per
ID steer beef &C. veal, 10 i0c 10.
pork. DC 10. mutton. saehe ID.
Provisions Hams. itu1tc To-
breakfast bacon. Ice 10. bellies.
fresh. lie ID.
Vegetables
California potatoes. fha1Eo per
lb. Yakima potatoes % per ton.
carrots. too ~ sack. eabbage,
ONE 10. radislffs. i0c dor bunches.
green onions. i0c per doz bunches:
cucumbefa. 29040c DOZEN. native
peas. q 10 wax beans sdsc ~:
egg plant. ito 55c. sweet potatoes.
% per ID.
Green Fruit. Etc
Apples. Wenatchee. s0c4si.zG
per box Valencia oranges. s27Bn
400 per box Lemons izUa2s per
box Hlackberriea ti2b Ter crate.
Persian dates 6isc H. Bananas.
$500 q 50 bunch. Native strauber-
rieE. 800 per crate Cherries.
400 per crate. CanteloupeH. Yak
NNNNNAH " ~ W. ANNAHa ~ = u AA#"NH -
box. Weuatchee peaches. zoo 7Bc
box Watermelions. 1880 as per
Dozen. Sweet pruneH. a5db0c. Brad
shnw's 60. Tragedy. soc raspb~r-
riea. 81 50 grapes Washington. Tsc.
grapes. California, fiai.zt. nut
negu &C.. E.iIbrick pea ehea. IS q Sc.
Crawford peaches. 500 soc.
Hay. Grain ard Feed.
Oats. iasooaas.oo per TN: barley.
f2t.50 rer ton. wheat. 80 per ton.
if2oo Per ton. bran. 5000 per ton.
oil meal. tzzos per too = W. tim
othy 1890 per ton. r ". com
pressed Timothy. asa 20 ton. new
wheat hax. tis00S 1900 per ton:
Puget Sound hay si2Mi3 per ton.
middlinKs f76oe per ton. cracked
corn. $500 Per ton: straw. tieos
per ton. Peanuts, Jumbo. Sc; Al.
Butter. EGGS. Cheese.
Native creamery. &c per n; Fast
srn creamery. fresh. sodzfc 10.
EEEs-sattve ranch. $50 CSC doz:
Oregon ranch. &c doz. Eastern, zSe
eoz
Cheese-Sative. Iiaizc n.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens isi4e. spring. 100
ishc. Ducks. live. isa lie.
Fish. Etc
Haiinut. tdtMc per ID: salmon
trout i00 lie per ID; founders 30
per 10: soies. TIC per ID. shrimp@
i2M ole Der 10. smelts scarce.
Groceries ard Cereals.
Sugar. Golden G. IN sacks. isss.
Extra c, in sacks. s5.s5. powdered.
IN barrels. tsso; dry grauuiated. in
sacks. tics. cube. Ia barrel. $3.50.
Crown. TT: Straight. Per barrel
$3.50. Gold Medal. fe2s. Minnesota
hard wheat. $500. Pillsbury. isso:
Piiisbury's Best. is.Ts. Standard Da-
kota. ISIS. whole wheat flour, per
barrel. t4ne. graham. $3.50. graham.
i0s. per bale. i2ts: rye -four. Soa.
per barrel. tAT5: rye flour. lea per
bale 2 30 rye meal. Sos. per barrel.
fAJo. buckWheat. Der barrel. tT.eo:
germ meal. los. per bale. t27s: corn
meal. SOS. per barrel. ft09. yellow
corn meal. ioS per bale. .a1o. white
corn meal sos. 1900. rolled oats. per
barrel c-C-c- 's2s. wheat fakes
box. 70 lbs. t2.oo. Parma. PER barrel.
s. 80. Parma. i0-Ib sacks. per bale.
i3o0. hominy, large per barrel
st5o hominy. small. los. bale. tl5e.
Holly. seif-raising buckN heat. per
case, tA2t1 Holly cake and pastry
flour. per case. tf.00. pearl barley.
e5-lb boxes. per cWt-. tt-5e. pearl
barley. iea-lh sacks. tsoa: split
peas. SSH boxes ssoo. split peaA
ieo-lb boxes $3.50. popeorn, per
cwt. t3.so.
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STEWART. STEWART 4 CO.
Room = Enluu tiuEk
81 % heautfuf home nu 18th Asr.
Capitol ifiii. terms
. 30 handHumH aafuum huuas. Cap
itul fiill furnace AID an eampists
8 - cash. bal g. HHIt
81 80 Nirn tsruum cottage. tut NfKe1
to cash bal 9 - pef month
fssseNtrs tsruam cottage. on = acre
Eruuna . tiafs = street ear snd B.
cent fare - caah. bal a. pr
unutn
O 40 Sics fruam cottage or queen
AnnF ffin 80 eAah. balance easy
monthly payments
=. nsautifuf iata ssin 2 htnekn 81
car line - UAsh. balance o. Ter
month
t1sse- acre tract wifh fine slsw. near
scent car llHa
We have arfa tracts and farms fur
sale cheap and o. reasonable terms
HTEM Art HTEW ART a co.
Room Il ninu uieEk
rs F#Haf ave
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STYLISH MILLINERY at low prices
Mrs A. NJ Hanson, i0oi. cor. fth
and Pine A.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

our chief cutter has Just returned
from New York city. HERALD.
tailor. 1893 Second. 90.
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IKRGE hght front room on Madison.
hath, Eaa and clcetrie hsht Phone
Main etaa.
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RIAL ESTATE AND t0ANN
- MON moe ~ ff1 FIRST ANE.
BOTH PHONES MAIN I'll
Rich a0il running watrr ard los
prices are Whaf make the laid asli
~ MFaduudafs Reach. : q q acres
30 customer price . - - fsFr
acre terms 80 g. q cash anH
e. - pr month. Nothing Ike IL 81
The state faF the money ManF
tracts have more than enough tim
Der ~ pay for them timber aafea bic
a. once a. Wharf j. being hufif az
most fuished Go a. once ard Halec Z
Fpur tract Small payment down e.
AL that IL Required Take = ~
train am morning AZ 80 e. NaahrF
We have TO- men there that meet
the train ard all ahuW yea ths
WEST & WHEELER.
"a EHien Block
a G JOHNSTON.
Houses. lots Farms. Acre Tracts
80 tsruom house and lot ais. ca
9TH near Dearborn.
fas-i.ot UHiU. - and Jefferson. vat
- and sever in and Isltid.
ITO NsW tsreem huuHf and lots fiN
90 zach. hear fatona station Green
Lake
q 600 lots mxiaa nicely Improved
truom house barn an uei fenced
Green Lake station Would exc hanHr
fer farm or acreage
Call IN and lock over my list u good
a g JOHNSTON.
Phones Main 71i Ind. a 20.
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Rel Gs,s,s-oo Continues
WHY


You have to go three times AZ far out
to buy e ghsa Pa A. stsArrt.p
the LAKE. With tssppQ school house
right ou The addition
TERMS .s.h3 BoNpoa sp SOC A
WEEK
n al the real estate men % Seattle
formed themselves Ia one blE COIN
eiass n noe 20 cheap a. ~ offer
these large lots We have owned ~
scfea twenty eight years. since SCAT.
90 We yiiisss = ao'o fg p,
h ridiculous to thIak TOT min
ute aaf badV could buy land at
ihls time &c ghsaR as ss.,aeen, ssl
~, IN -, ,,1,i,s I'm ~ =, r,,i..
lIoiirs aud TELEPHONES NOW
poa.t buY any~hste on promise u
s .ssss ap5 ss,'ssssi ssas,i y. NOM
After sou sac Southeast Seattle ne
man aH earth can euHsinse tnu ne
hgs = BETTE prgf-1 1'.,, Ter HOME
This and bseins 81 n.Aean IIii and
eateHdz &C. aks washington. thkiuK
in part 81 Rainier ftsiEhfa A Zoe
plank street ffum HiHat avenue 90
fr ~ shf tss = il, sf III fss n.ssss
ifln aid Hainler Heights car nns-
49, beth afthin n htes kH q aulths
East HEAI-flE. ard NAluGF
Heights tine viii - extended pf@A
tiveiV this summer C. the adaitina
noua delay and yea al have upths
tug q fsHTet Take any WaHhirg on
street eaH 90 knufhHHat Seattle N
runs fhHaHHh che middle II ne uitis
ton en- fhsfs I'D Yau viii r4ss
months q time Witch Fuu wiil isas
- living va out where You can unf
lots IS cheap a. ours
Offias open until Z evenings
SEATTLE upMEHEEkEftA 90
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-28
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

-0~~~~~~.~~~r~e~~~~~o
FOR SALE NEW 2h-MCH PLATFORM
truck. or exchange for lighter one; also full
leather top Concord buggy. Must sell. 6H
Monroe st, tel. 1906.
NEW WAREHOUSE = FURNITURE STORED:
moderate rates. Inquire bakery, 18th Std avs
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GARDEN ACRES

GARDEN ACREs-SIx OR TWELVE ACRES
OF Arst-elass garden land for sale at q bar
gain. Lies well and best Of soil for garden
Ing; between 18th and 18th av and Vincent
az and country road. VIII make easy terms.
Commission paid to- agents. Ellery G. Hollt-
day, 84O Temple Court,
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..EIECTRlLoLYsIs.

sgPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEss WARTS AND
Anna ". Griswold. AT Medical block
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO THE PACIFIC
coast or household goods or emigrant NOV
ables. Prompt service, lowest rates. The
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 3D. st s.
nently removed by electricity. Miss Holltster,
1918 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-28
PIANOS AND ORGANS
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
PATENT ATTORNEYS

|
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING, IL AND II 7th sT
| 8. Designers and photo engrayers Phones 1854
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PRINTING

GET OUR ESTIMATES FOR PRINTING Your
business stationary; frst-class work, up-to-date
O. E. KNAPP 8 CO., PRINTERS, GET WORK
out on time. Phone. Main s. As 4th st s..
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AND ENovAToRs
DYEING AND CLEANING


TWIN cry DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents'
clothing and all household goods. $40 Nicollet,
ANTON DAHLGRENs DYEING AND FRENCH
dry cleaning works. 620 I'd st NE: office, 20
Central az. Both phones.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work. 725 Hennepin av. Both phones.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY, 21o KAsoTA
| building, John Harmon. Mgr, Detective work
in all Its branches, References. police head.
quarters. Minneapolis. N. w. phone.
WHEN m NEER OF EFFICIENT DETECTIVE
services call Son Baxter's Detective Agency,
6e5 Temple Court. Secrecy guaranteed.
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SEE THE STAR TAHoRs AT III HENNE-
walt, for 25c; pants, 10c T. @. Tel 1854.
a. :. IVENS AND MISS DE NERs, LADIES,
tailoring and fashiOna Die gowns. 1872 Western
aY. N. w. Phone. Main s193 ".
FENN MAKES FINE CLOTHES FOR MEM.
New spring goods just arrived. $40 Hennepin,
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ELECTRICAL

TELEPHONE APPARATuR
for farmers lines, exchanges and intercom-
muntcating Systems.
MINNESOTA ELECTRIC co.,: q i
- sEz sa:--a 300 Id ay S. .f-s
THE MPLs. ELECTRIo MOTOR CO., a40 1t
av n. electrical contractors and repair work.
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Furnished Houses.

large screened porch, TWO Dath rooms, shower
bath, sas stove and range; Just the place for
or for two congenial couDles;N rent very rea-'
epnable; references required. Address 8756,
Journal. T. IL a@.
FOR RENT--A LARGE, COMFORTABLE Phi.
vate residence OF 10 rooms in one Of the best
residence locations In the city; well furnished,
In tine condition throughout; Will rent to small
private family from June to October a year
Or more IL desired. Address S140 Journal.
10 RENT FOR THE SUMMER, A NICELY
furnished home in one of the best locations In
tns CITY; within easy walking distance 81
consider renting for a year or longer. Ad-
dress B24b, Journal ~
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE ON HARMON
while owner Is at the lake. One OF the best
Bank OF Commerce building.
WILL RENT FINELY FURNISHED HOME TO
responsible party. No children. Fine place,
location and yard, piano. gas, wet sink.
ranges, etc; Apply quick. Sill Dupont av s,
telephone 64b t-3 South. ~ ,.1.
FURNISHED HoUsE-THoROUGHLY MOD
ern, seven rooms from May to September;
best of condition and cheap to right party.
Frank r. Richardson, hat department., Bar
nAby's. g., NJ rr., ~. ,lgr
FURNIsHED COTTAGE Ar LAKE HARRIET
just the thing for three or four young ladies'
G references Tea given and required. Apply 4ooA
NINE ROOMS, MODERN FOR THE SUMMER
central to town; nice neighborhood; large shady
lot, at 1214 Yale place.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, NO. 2l18
HsnneEtn. June to Sept. l, $50 month.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE DUB LINE
Of novelties; send 7Sc for samples and fnforma-
ton; begin work at once; # sample is not
satisfactory return same and we will refund
money. Patterson Wodehouse Co., Lock Box
$50. Minneapolis; MINI. q
LAND AGENTE-PAY $e PER ACRE COMMITS
sion Frank p. Root Lakota,z N. D.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO THE PACIFIC
coast on household goods or emigrant NOV
ables. Prompt SERVICE lowest rates. The
r Boyd Tfansfay Is Storage Co., 48 3D. ct s..
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FOR SALE M1sCE;I,1 {, ANXIOUS

For sale, all or part Of our show cases
and counters first moor. These are beng
replaced by new ones to match those in
new addition to the Glass Block Store. {.
The counters are well Seasoned and the
cases in good order. Oak finish e
For further information apply to Mr..
Sadler,
WILLIAM DONALDSON & co. M
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LADIES' TAILORING
MEDICAL

PILEs-DR. n. WAITE, 2b YEARS SPECIAL
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
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Bou.ERs, MACHINERY ETc.

0V41a1ts Ix1xAV1A1IIA10x GIVs
MANUFACTURERS. ALL KINDS; ALSO
large dues and pipe rtyeted or otherwise
Manufacturer Supply Co.. 24O5 Uniyersity
aYs Sc, Mnnneapolis - -, 33Zf sss3~
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PLUMBING-FoR PLUMBING AND HRATIN,
see W. 3. Bayley & Sons, PIG Guaranty BLDG
Jobbing promptly attended to. Shop 100 Post
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EXCHANGE MISCELLANEOUS
>~.e~~~eN~~N~c~~e
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ENCYOLo
Blitanntca, fine condition, books never opened
Make an offer. 1921, Journal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-08
oRpiNANcE 10. 17s.

An Ordinance % Amend 8ordinsnee;
No. 166, an Ordinance Fixing Com
pensation4 70 pc Paid the MAYOR,
Aldermen and other oAHcers Of ths
city IT sismarcls anu Repeating AT
IS Ordinances and Parts ~ Ordinances
III conHict ThereNith. ~
BE itls ordained by the city council
of the city of Bismarck, North Dakota:
n section i That section ave of said
amended To Rad as
follows
Section s. That the conn ton
~ the CITY auditor 81 fixed q ths
sum nf 10000 per mon
Section 4. This ordinances shall
take eject nom and SITTER the 1st day
of September. 1904 following HI pa
age, approval and pub a q q
Approved sept M, 1e04
tiiw. q. sSs
Attest Actink a1Ayor,
III Thsstl 81
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
National.

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! For President, ~: y HEIR a Y
Theodore Roosevelt, Of New York
For Vice President ,=}$ n z
c. w. Fairbanks, Of Indiana. IL
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For Congress s ,$ Sfs5 p IT,.
: Thos. F. Marshall. Cakes.
4 A. j. Gronna, Lakota. rrs ::
.53Ss Legislatlve.
For State Senator, 27th District
C.. B. Little, Bismarck.
For Representatives
r.. N. Stevens Bismarck.
M. Spangberg, Slaughter. E.
State
Presidential Electors s-,.s.s.. ~
| B. s. Russell, Stutsman.
VI Samuel Richardson, ward.
Roger Allin. Walsh.
I j. F. ". Keibert, Oliver.
Justices Supreme Court
N. c. Young, Cass. o.s :,
Edward Engerud. Cass. ass. :.
Governor
e. Y. Sarles, Trail.
Lieutenant Governor %fr:
David Bartlett. Griggs.
Secretary of State,
E. F. Porter. Foster. 3 .s -..3 E
H. L. Holmes. Pembina. 4
Treasurer = +. &C.,. '.,...' ~
A. Peterson. Sargent.
Supt. of Public Instruction
W. L. Stockwell, Walsh.
Attorney General Is.
|, c. N. Erich, Nelson. s.y
Commissioners OF Insurance +
e. c.. Cooper, Grand Forks. e..
Com'r. of Agriculture and Labor
w. G. Gilbreath. Morton.
Railroad Commissioner.
| C. s. Deisem, LaMoure. .,. u
John Christianson, McHenry. Vi.
Eric Stafne, Richland.
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Proposals for Heating and ventiIatina

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Proposals for Heating and ventilating
I 81 Plant.
Pa Sealed prop sals will be received by,
the capitol commission of the State
Of North Dakota, at the Office Of the
secretary Of state, until Tuesday, the.
18th inst. at 2: 80 p. "a, for installing
u heating and Yentilating plant IN the
new north wing Of the state capitol
building at Bismarck, n. D. ss2s
Plans and specifcati ions are on file
at the ohice Of the secretary OF state.
md ct the Office Of the architect at
Fargo. n. =. & ss
Certified check for $500. payable to
the order Of 10. =, McAdi llan state
treasurer, must accompany each bid. &
# The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
By order 81 the Capitol Comm ssion.
N. p. BHEBT
Architect.
Il Bismarck, N. D, sept. d, 1904.