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Hank ~ Seattle a general banklnE
eo6 capital ana saggi1s. $1,000. 4.
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cashier. correspondents IN priuelpal
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Curios
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Madison street, Indian rsiicA Sc.
shslIa. etc
Dramatic School
EaAN Dramatic aud Opsratle school,
Direction Of Northwestern Theatrical
Association. Spring term commences
s.ssmsnts suzrsntssd Eradqatsa. sls
ms, dsgelns ,pssSrigyiye catalogue
slsai. ' John cort. msnasss. f.is-
phone Iilus 80
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guaranteed OF money refunded 1o3u
Marion.
Folding Beds
NORRIS FOLDING uEbe-cali ct
factory. utA Pike. tables made to
order.
Junk
IN you want correct weiehta aud
prompt returns deal with the Chicago
Junk Co. iDs Western. Main gu
Millinery
AIS A. III ffANAoN-H prinE miiiln-
efy a the lowest prices. Cor Fourth
and Pine.
oeuils,, and Aurls,s
on Hreais buiiains' ~0N'''''0'- - y
On FONDA sADEAu-sii Hurs. Old
IN KIBnE- Bailey building.
M.ehsnleai Enalnssrs
X L hALl.AsrEit-t&N9-. Pioneer.
Printing ard Binding
AaSE. The Printer LII hpFinz 81.
leommsreial pFintinE % all kinda
physlelsn ard Surgeon
Y. coHnoHY ~ y.
tVisuuh Fhyslclaut
thirty five years practical experience.
1faa s8eeessfuiiy treated and guar
entsss cures fpr stomach Trouble
tthsamatistn. catarfh. Asthma al
Htin. Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia.
piles. Constipation, old Wounds.
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seed call OF write iW epfiuK 81.
cor FlrNt ave Seattle. wash. Tel
sthous. James 80 office houFs 20
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safe Tspnsit building T1i First.
Patent A,torrsy
re ApAMs-D rsflns coiman elds
Storage
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Boxing viii be Ia fiouriehinR conf
dillon IN Pittsburg again IN a short
time.
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AWFUL. CHEAP. going East. new =
story house large tract land. also
loo cords who'd. only tgibF terms %
down. tio per month. close tu ear and
school. owner. office Garden station,
Few minutes tide nentun car and
Aeftdeutat and Nfatgr
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We will 80 70 Grants Cafe. ial
Third ave. for Good Meals. %.
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mi.esIlsn.ou.


M sHfsaT GUID STRIKE IL THE
NORTifWE
A wonderfully rich strike. ga free
milling ore has been made on the
Lucky Jack claim AZ Poplar creek,
British Columbia. This camp prom
tsea 70 BE- the greatest Gold Camp IN
the Northwest. Fortunes will be
made IN good mlnlnE companies
stocks IN this district and 1884, ~ 90
see ita first Developments. Tho Lucky
Jack Mining Co owning 80 ACRES
IN the heart of the dintrlct e a s.
attic Company. and ~ now selling
ita organization stock a. bat cts.
per share The office - the Com
pany il at Room / Colonial Block.
Ind and Columbia streets, where tsch
specimens Of the ore can be seenf
eersensis IL
ron ALE kinds % grsdinE, dlaTnE
cellars. spading lots clearing lard.
anything that may come up-Tcie
Ind. 1851 giA Jefferson. w. v. Hfk-
loft. Seattle. Wash.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstraeto,s
osI0I.S y, TRL arGH q co. inc.
strsois basement Mutual Life BLDG.
Prones; Sunset. so, Ind be.
BOOTH wHfTTLEsEY.H AHFoRD
Abstract Co, established lsee. base
msnt o. Hstlsr blk. Phone, Main ia
SEATTLE ABsTRAcT CO. N. Y. blk
Attorneys al Law
oEo. =. HoksMAN, Attorney at Law.
Personal Injury cases "a speciality.
soo.sof Pacific block, Seattle.
THOMAS PAGE, % floor Oriental
block. Both phones John zisi A 1866
q. WARD KEMP. Burke bid Buff nas
W. d. LAMBUTH. so,-B Pacific bloot
Business Coii~Ss-
FhOF. ROtffttN = day ana Hxnt
school Fourth and YeBler.
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: lots aNllt each, splendid level gar
den. beautiful view. near Lake
tniont Go right party will sell at less
than rents. say tie per month pay.
menta Phone after 4 y. m. Red
t6tA
AWFUL. CHEAP. going East new 2
story house. large tract land. also
loo cords Wnad. only fGibF terms 80
down, SIC per month. close Co ear and
school. owner. office Garden station,
few minutes tide Nentun car and
Occidental and feslor
Acreage tor sals
ATTENTION, uoAEsEEkEllAl
500 aeres fine bottom land. with
running water one acre partly
cleared. small house aud log harm.
this IL uloae 10 oar and only 10 min.
ulea. tide from city.
car line. veil timberod and lies fine,
this Il genuine snap and viii so
quick.
II you want a homo close 70 city. with
fine ear Hefflce. then come ana see
one u our Home Tracts. an acre
for the price Of lot. from $40 60
SID per acre
GnAs. Il. ADAMS.
eisA First Ave, % Starr boyd Bldg,
SPECIAL
Buy one 81 those large tracts hoAiAl
feet. at Dunlap, fer tia, terms, tle
cash and s. eer month. Just about
two blocks from old Ncnton line. &c
fare rs buying book. Dunlap has o.
grade school churches, stores poet
office etc. plank walk, tracts level.
soil the very beet will buy you lufn-
Der 10 hnlid With. or build FOR you.
Come TODAY tracts selling fast
SIZE Gt4AMnEN or DUNLAP.
81 Union block
60 FARMS
Acre Tracts Lots. homes. Invest.
menta In Washington. the sound
country deseribsd' quoted IN the
SonrffwrA1'i s. rrse. Tsicphone.
Write or call fer u
CHARLES R0MEnS a CO.
10th Phones. gil
End ave. and Marion ~
AcRE TRACTS e.. CRY wopKrns
ti1s 70 80 per acre fer upland or bot
tom land At Riverside. on the Inter.
urban: - minutes from Pioneer
square. On easy terms. It's the beat
Phone Main fNs
y i. FEHRES co.
- Pioneer bldg
KNOW You Will. nUY THIS
so Tor rive acres 81 flns land close
a. RiVefton station - minutes 20
shs cttv on New Rsnton car. close
10 school. and fine road 60 city
terms siee cash. balance one two
and three NrHfs
Il II NiCHOfR
k=x Pioneer bldg.
ACRE TRACTS
fAtA
R~yrn hioek= e fh~ STATE University.
shres btnakA frnss Ehn school and car.
city water ard cement walks AZ tho
door ThlH L. choice land and you
cannot call too quick
PETIT & SON,
Arcade block.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
sac for acres - fire land, level and
alec. ard very easy cleared. close 10
ear ant sehpoi. and - minutes ride
20 the cigf $50 cash. balance SO per
month
2 arrsa Of nice level land Tor fga
terms 81 cash. balance = per month
q N. NIcHotA
e. Pioneer bldg
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Births

ESrn 10 Mr. ana MTs' Il RSSin>Sns-'
hey.
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Ard
ley, a boy.
fiorn 20 MFR. and Mrs. John Rom
sts2d. boy.
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GREGonY.s BARGAINS.

GREGoRY.s BARGAINS.
'...-.4s ..s.sssf. ssss.s..t.. .......t
Neat. nearly new. well built s-room
cottage, near the university. on
good lot. s1xtlf. with spring % wa.
kinds 81 email fruit also apple
plumb. cherry and pear trees Very
fertile soil rafAed more garden than
family could use last year Good view
Of the city. lakes and mountains.
why pay rent when you can buy this
for fH07 Which Is Tess than the Inn
proyementa cost
~ y. GREGORY.
N-& Sullivan building.
WE OFFER for sale for a few days
a Broom cottage. large lot. nearly
level. with commanding View. south
Of Lake Union. close TO car. In term
ed BY some people as walking dis
lance owner going 70 Alaska. price
Vacant ,'si lot toxioo. close BY. we .an sell
YOU for 500
oTrsF uEfM a HOLMAN,
s0f New York Block
GET THE NEW BOOK
Telling % Homes Acres. Farms In
veHfments. the best IN the market.
Wonderful opportunities Ask for
'sEMITROPIcAL NORTHWEST
CHARLES soMERs q CO.
Both Phones, 81.
End ave. and Marion 81.
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Farm Lsnds-con,lnusd

Il miiea nom town, good soil. ,ilf
6s acres north end az Lake Washing
house. t4.11.
100 acres, % bottom. 30 acres cleared.
rood asfoom house and outbuildinHH,
orchard. t3bpJ,
10 acres Ia pasture, close 60 W0odins
WILLIE on railway, all fenced. good
land In.
DAHL a ACtfERR,
q HoxWell Ink i06 Columbia 81
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zepSsSS 3 xoGSi. g sSSESSs. Ia,
festival paresfs.
John O'Brien. q. NJ Seventeenth av.
emu south: cancer q tarnYx
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Hay, Grain and Feed
Butter, Eeos, Cheese

Native creamery, &c per 10. Eastern
creamery. fresh. &c 10. storage. 2lazi
per NJ.
EHHH-Nativc ranch. 2nc dox. Ore
gon ranch, &c doz Eastern. &c doz.
Cheese Native. itlfiae per ID. Eaat.
iAn LII
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sonl.,x Na,,,..

I'm fHF MxS Rasssf ~sSifssf
stripping on doors and windows
Randall the Carpenter. 80 Madison.
Phones ITO. Ind, ter
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MAN tailored ladies' walking skirts
made 10 order for g for short time
10 advertise our suits. Jackets.
skirts. shirtwaists. +. b. Nslson. g.
Hlncklsy beck
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spseIaI Notice

CARPESfERs. NoTfcE.~fhs sisc-
ton % business agent and a special
assessment will b. the items - bust
ness next Tuesday evening. This IN
official notice for you 20 attend. ~
w. Wiikin. Recording Secretary.
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DANCE SUNDAY night. Ranke Han.
PIKE ~. and tth. Two gold watches
given away as door prizes Ladies'
free. Gentlemen Soc
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p mlIsa ffom own Good W -
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-05-19
Sealed BIDS Wanted.
in jeopardy.

For covering the Lattice Bridge
across Neuse river with corrugated,
galvanized iron roofing. Bids will
be open first Monday in June. Com
missioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. Specifications may
be had by applying to
G. +. HERRING,
Chm Board Co. Com.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-05-19

are better prepared to escape the
more vicious fish to be found in the
Neuse when they enter its waters
or their way to the salt water, after
they have reached the age for their
journey thitherward.
Several years ago the Fish Com
mission put a large number Of young
shad in these waters, near its mouth,
and the number of shad that came
up the Neuse a few seasons after was
increased 70 to 100 per cent.
A peculiar habit OF shad, and not
mentioned in the above article, is
that when leaving the salt water,
after they 7 grown, they seek the
waters of the stream in which they
were Matched, and if there is any
possible way Of getting back, viii
go there to spawn; and so each re-
curing season each stream is supplied
according to its own output.
Of course, when young shad are
put in Little river at its mouth q
large number naturally go into the
Neuse and they return up the Neuse
when grown and thus give fisher
men ali along its banks an equal
chance to share in the catch.
Last year very few shad were
caught III the rivers near here, and
this season the catch has been ex-
tremely small. We venture the as
sertion that there has not been 100
shad offered on this market for sale
by all the fishermen combined for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
IN THE REPUBLICAN COLUrlN.

While in there disputes and
the ranks OF the Republican party which time
might initiate against ticket
appear be for uneasine especially in the of I
The Republicans settled the the governoshp
there III wise that the party strong with
of the people today. Charles Deneen
choice OF very large section OF the for governor
he endorsed by the leaders but with the delegates favorable Gov
Yates he
Deneen has been states attorney for eight years and his work.
authority has been orderly Efficient fears and
grssvey honest Illinois and Chicago have had struggles
with booders franchises The fight Chicago
going for and the people thoroughly understand the
situation understand
All the dishonest party and the bosses
in political organizations engineered queer combinations in
city council and The people however forced these
bosses dsappont the franchise dealers and political influences
from outside the could the plotters
support his for the governorshp and
the fu truth Importance his candidacy have been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
FIELDS POINT.

This IL the "Clambake State" II the ex-
preston be accepted. Rhode Island Is
known far and wide for its clans and
clam dinners. There are scores OF places
scattered about the state. especially
along the shores OF the bay, where the
Rhode Island clambake Is prepared and
offered for sale; but there necessarily In
a difference in quality among so many.
There is a popular idea that the farther
one goes to eat his clam dinner, the bet
ter the dinner Is.
But just as the man searched the VIDE
world DER for four leaf clover which
was finally found in his own door yard,
so Providence people may seek for the
best shore dinner at the ends of long
sails and tedious excursions only 10 hnd
out that the prize bake OF all is prepared
for them right under their noses and
within a twenty minute trip from their
own homes
Col. Atvell has made long and exten-
sive study OF the cooking of clam ana
the "nxins'' and at Fields Point each
day sets before his patrons a shore din
ner. different from other shore dinners
because its so much better, and the
standard example OF the Rhode Island
clambake. Bakes from 1880 to tomor-
row.
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AT BOYDEN HEIGHTS.

There IL no better place for midday
shore dinner or for one I'm the late after
noon after office hours than Boyden
Heights. for Il Is easy 10 get there and
the dinner IL certain 20 be good. The
boats leaving on the half-hou all stop
al Royden Heights Trains leave the
rox Point station Of the Consolidated
M belf-hourly intervals and all Of them
stop at Boyden Heights after running
along the pleasant shore OF the upper
hav And besides these the Riverside
cars Of the Rhode Island company all
s,on al tho entrance OF the grounds.
whe-e n large waiting station has been
hull, In addition 20 this Tho bake Is
certain 20 prove one OF the best ever
offered on the bay
FOR ~ is prepared by man who was
formerly chef for number or years az
one OF the private cianbake clubs on the
east shore OF the bay and who has also
had long experience az shore resorts The
regular bake. served from noon 20
o'clock. fs n good one. with everything in
4, that is usually served In bake az the
nr,ce. 20 cents. The special O'Clock bake
served from 10 3 o'clock. Is better one
as ~ should be. for the price Is 70 cents
n Is served IN a private dining room and
4, contains all the delicacies OF the sea
son. including Holsters and everyone
knows that Holsters are high these days
There are lots OF clean amusements a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
PAWTUxET.

A quartet OF local canoists arrived home
here last night after n couple OF weeks
camping and padding up state and near
tho Connecticut line. They were Rat
cliffe Hicks, Earl Rothe, c. Lord OF tho
r. c. C. and Sam Brown OF the N. n. c.
In two canoes with the usual camp dun
mage they went up the Pawtuxet TO the
railroad bridge and made n carry TO the
Norwood depot. where they embarked on
"A train for Kenyps They went TO King
ston and camped three days at Worden' s
pond and had a splendid time
From there they went down tho Paw
catuck and camped az Word River juno
ton and st Alton. In the latter camp they
entertained Hans Schneider the loca
musician and were IN turn entertained M
his summer home there. II. s. McCor
mick. a Providence business man. wa
also entertained BY the campers az thu
place.
The four then went 20 watchaug pont
and camped. thence 20 Mantle and from
there 20 Westerly. where they had
funny experience
They had taken their traps 20 the sta
tlon and were walking through the tow
In their rough shooting coats. sloucl
| hats and laced hunting shoes. A coupl
/ OF them had belts with sheath and hol
! sters attached and altogether they pre-
/ sented a wild and woolly appearance
which caused the youngsters OF the tow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
THREE EXCURSIONS.
Local Parties Enjoyed Sailing on the Bay
Last Evening.

The steamers leaving local docks for
excursions down the bay In the moonlight
last evening carried crowds TO the aggre-
gate OF 1000. This number was appor-
toned 10 three distinct parties.
From the Church Of the Messiah some
500 enjoyed the sail down the bay on the
squantum. A stop was made at Boyden
Heights at 1890. where a pleasurable
hour was passed. The committee In
charge was as follows: John Hird, chair
man; Frank Briggs, John Biltcliffe. Wal
ter Hearst and John Battle.
AT the same time some 800 members and
friends OF the Union Social club boarded
the steamer City Of Haverhill and made
n tour OF the bay lasting we'll towards
midnight. The following committee had
charge OF the affair: NJ j. Burke chair
man: Paul J. Patterson. Thomas Murray
and James Coyne.
The third excursion was that OF So
Monica and ct Joseph branches. /. G. b
u. and was taken on the Mount Hope
The party spent the evening hours sail
ing here and there about the bay, return
ing by midnight. John Turbidy was chair.
man Of the committee, and was assisted
by Miss NJ. q. Halliwell as secretary and
various sub-committees.
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DIED.

AlLEN-In East Providence Centre, on
the 29th inst. Doris Peck Allen, infant
daughter Of Edgar and Ida B. Allen.
BJeRkANDERN-I In this city Juy 20. 1904,
Hans Frederik Bjerkander aged so
years months.
Funeral services Sunday. July 81. from
his residence. 81 Pearl street at ! o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited To at
tend Burial In Grace church cemetery.
EDWARDS Pawtuxet. on the 10Th
inst. Lloyd Sphinx. child OF DIT Fred
orick and Carrie a. ID. Edwards. aged
years. ] month.
Funeral services Monday afternoon, az
. o'clock. at the residence OF his uncle.
Edwin L. Sphinx. 3s Fort avenue Paw
,uxet Neck. Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
ELLsWoRTH-In Belleville. X. =, on the
2qth inst Hannah A., wife OF Albert
r. Ellsworth. In her sgd year.
Funeral from her late residence, Mon
day. Relatives aud friends invited to at
tend.
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DOWN The RIVER.
Special Attractions Prepared for The EntsT-
taInment Of Thousands al Shore Resorts.

What prettier summer entertainment
could be imagined than that which Is 20
grace the stage OF the Rocky Point For
est Casino the coming week? What was
ever more fascinating than the airy
fairy ballet-the re1l ballet of the old
school? Such an organization Is the Rose
Edyth Ballet troupe OF is front line
coryphees and a genuine French Pre-
miere danseuse from the Opera Comique'
Paris. The very suggestion brings to
mind the slories OF Kiralfy spectacles OF
a decade ago.
The subject OF the ballet Is Japanese In
character representing a garden fete IN
Toxic. Brilliant costumes. novel electric
effects and appropriate scenery viii be a
feature OF this production and In spite OF
the fact that an outlay of over $500 Tor
a single week will be incurred. there Is 70
be no extra charge for admission OF
seats.
The vaudeville part OF the program Will
be made equally interesting by coterie
OF talented people. Among them Miss
Ethel Robinson will be warmly welcomed
This charming singer. formerly star oi
THE Telephone. Girl and last season
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
A NEEDED CODIFICATION.

ample reparaton for the
sinking Knight Commander and that the Arabia will be
released make almost that there will be clash these
other incidents of similar character 1t probable also that the
feeling Russa seizure of
neutral ships and will be productive good by bringing
definitely define the rights OF
neutras what shall constitute conraband OF
here be remarked that Russa willingness make
adequate amends for against neutral has been
largely induced by French influence France Russias banker and
that such relation her with the OF the
undoubtedly used the of conservatism and
prompting decision reparaon for injuries already
inflicted Nor be doubted that it will be employed the
future restrain Russia from likely friction
gender i'll will on the part of other nations.
Vague variable hazy the condition of international
law the definition of the rights of neutral merchantmen
concerned neutral shipper without absolutely fixed right
begerent bound if the flag
under which he ships his that of weaker than the
In such usually OF might makes right
the forced the raids of the stronger
Precedent of little weight dsregarded when viola
would involve likely involve the danger
conflict very elastic contrband of war; be
include every goods begerent
nation fit to in its proclamation provided that
nation is strong enough enforce its edict.
In the mbrogc obvious Russia is position
provoke either Great Britain Germany the United States
retaatory ayng sezng their merchant
is she in position enforce her definition of what
if definition rejected
of those If this fact realized
burg certainly Paris and friend and ally France doubt
advising concatory
that has been marked in her replies protesting nations.
would view of the apprehension that
the has when the ought
and pougang codhcation of international law that shall be
binding upon which rights of belgerents and
clearly defined and which articles be considered
contraband of war distinctly enumerated
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30

with their eyes full OF the big litho-
graphs with which the place was blazon-
ed to take them for members OF Pawnee
Bits wild West show.
They had a following of admirng lads
wherever they went much TO their amuse-
ment The clerk in a village emporium
which shall be nameless also thought
they were rough riders when they enter
ed to enquire about an odor that remind
ed them OF foamy topped high schooners
OF amber fluid He refused TO explain till
one of the wild looking visitors stated
that II was a canoe party and not an
equestrian aggregation then he told them
10 follow the scent and II led to the back
ROOM
The members of the party were well
tuned up and in the pink OF condition by
reason OF their exercise and will proba-
bly, be In good condition for the coming
races.
Though there was no regular meeting
Of the Pawtucket Old Home and I'M
proyement association, Thursday night on
account of the Firemen's celebration
there were several members who ASSEM-
bled TO discuss the business at hand and
IL was agreed that matters were progress
Ing very favorably.