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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-04
Montana Claimed for Taft.

HELENA. Mont. November 4.-Reports
from the state are still very meager From
reports at hand. which come from strong
democratic territory, it seems that Taft
will carry the state, but Gov. Norris,
democrat. will he reelected, having shown
strength In the northern counties Thomas
l.. Long, democrat for Congress, has a
com Portable majority in the returns thus
far received. but these are not conclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-04
TAFT CARRIES WISCONSIN.
Legislature Which Elects q. s. Sen
ator Overwhelmingly Republican.

MILWAUKEE,. November Awhile the
election returns from Wisconsin are far
from complete. the indications are that
Taft and Sherman will carry the state by
plurality estimated at 5000.
Gov. Davidson (rep.) and the state
ticket have been reelected by plurality
nearly equal to that of the national
ticket The republicans elect ten con-
gressmen and the democrats one-the
sixth district. The legislature. which
elects a United States senator, Is over
whelmingly republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-04
Philippines Enthused Over Election.

MANILA. November 4.-The news of
the election OF William II. Taft was re-
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm by
all classes throughout the Philippines.
The first message indicating his victory
came from the Associated Press i'm New
York. and the first definite news that
Hughes had been reelected Governor of
New York and the political complexion Of
Congress had not been changed was
from the same source,
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Bryan's Following.
KENTUCKY IN BRYAN COLUMN.
Incomplete Returns Show Majority
Over II, 900.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, November 4.-1n
complete returns from the state show
Bryan's majority in the state to be be-
tween 11.OOO and 1900
Clean Sweep in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON. S.. c.. November 4.-In
corrplete returns show that democratic
electors have been chosen by $1,000 plur
Atty. The socialist and independence
League tickets received only nominal votes
All democratic representatives have beer
reelected, only three having any oppost
ton
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WILL KEEP UP FIGHT
Democratic Chairman Mack
Announces His Plans.
WHY BRYAN WAS BEATEN
Charges That Candidate Was Victim
of Misrepresentation. -.
y
TO CONTINUE HEADQUARTERS
Proposes to Promulgate Principles Of
the Party on the Tariff in
Next Four Years.
WHY BRYAN WAS BEATEN
TO CONTINUE HEADQUARTER!

NEW YORK. November 4.-Declarina
that the democratic party is more united
today than it has been i'm many years
that Mr.. Bryan was defeated by what III
claims was Misrepresentation as to the eff
feet that his election would have on bust
ness, Chairman Mack of the democratic
national committee this afternoon ISSUED
statement in which he announced ex
tensive plans to advance the party's i'm
terests in the next four years.
Mr.. Mack AYERS he has no apologies to
make relative to the republican victory
and pays a high tribute to Mr.. Bryan
saying he made 1.-The most magnificent
fight ever waged by candidate"
Misrepresentation Charged. i
Mr. Mack's statement in full follows:
There is not much for me to say and
no apologies to make relative to the VIC
tory of the republican party. Mr.. Bryan
made the most magnificent fight evei
waged by a candidate. The party was
made the victim of Interpretations
Misrepresentation that democratic sue.
cess would retard the business interests
Of the country. That was, Of course, an
argument without foundation in fact
yesterday uclcdt
the democratic party stands more united
today than it has In many years. and In
this union lies its future strength and
power of recuperation
1T is my intention to continue head
quarters in Buffalo and Washington fot
the next four years to keep in touch will
the leaders of all the states and promul,
gate democratic principles and democratic
thought by the printing of literature Il
aid the leaders of the party in fighting the
high tariff which. in all probability, thu
republicans will continue. notwithstanding
their promises to revise it, l am sup'
ported in this by the members Of the ma,
tional committee. state chairmen and
other leaders all over the country.
Bryan's Following.
I'm his own state. Nebraska. where hi
is best known, Mr. Bryan was victorious
While it is true that he met with defeat
in the nation, he did SO as the candidate
of his party, supported by the 100000 OF
1000 900 of his countrymen who voted fol
him and his principles he so splendidly
espoused and with the respect and admir-
alton of the entire nation .
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GOV. JOHNSON REELECTED.
Majority Over jackson in Mime.
sofa Conceded to be 10. 600.

ST. PAUL. November 1T was con-
coded by all parties at noon today that
Gov. Johnson has been reelected gov
ernor. The st. Paul Dispatch (rep) con-
cedes Johnson's election over Jacobson
(rep.) by q majority of from 10000 to
1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-04

There seems to be a tendency amonu
heroines in novels to get themselves
crushed, rather than folded, in warm EN-.
braces. Styles change, of course.-Puck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-04

An optimist is a man who cats the
doughnut without thinking OF the hole.
So IL pessimist-Puck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-04

That the subway and water loans would
be Endorsed in the city there had been
but little question. the final decision on
this point also lying In the hands of the
business element.
Convinced that the issues were abso-
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THE WHITE HOUSE,
Washington. November 3, 1908.
y. s. Sherman, Utica, N Y:
7 most heartily congratulate you.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
CONCERT AT
THE MOORE

The third popular concert 0f the
Seattle Symphony orchestra. given
at the Moore thoatef yesterday aft
ofnoan. proved IA be- one Of the
most satisfying entertainments
which any local organization has
yet afforded the ei,Ya music lovers
The program consisted 81 light
classics aud Was we'll chosen. The
stately March 81 the Priests.
Mendolsnohn, the overture to or
pheus. Dficnbaeh. the lie ed
suite. MHnsenet. @Henedicfps
Mackenzie two harp solos By Nine
Alexandra Mafqunrdt. Beiloz
Nalae dee sylphs Tofeador Il
kudniOusr. Hubnnntein. and the
ChabricrWaldteufcl waliz. rs
pana. made the afternoon a most
enjoyable one
Under the capable direction Of
Michael keEdlle. the symphony or.
cheHtfa ts improving with each con
cert and those 20 be gwen In the
future ~ the Moore vii doubtless
find liberal patronage.
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ts.s,tls s,ss, Exclusive ssrvies)


......lT..a...,z..
NAal4iNeloN' asa. e'-ltleh'
mond PEARSON Hobaun, hero Of the
Merrlmae. has aiken his seat In
eougfesa AZ member from Alaba
mn Iohson sought a place an the
nous. naval committee. and now
that sneakef Cannon has appniut. 4
him he pfnnaaes IA tryute MIA every
onarr, awards a lnrr.r navy With
naval haze and foftiflcationH on the
Pacific
uohsop feels very strensly ON the
IanRpsse ne An nai tn an intsryie~
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WOMAN SEEKS MISSING
HUSBAND

insane from ths frenzy % ire.
mems. W Shields IL wandering 81
large In the eitY and bis wife. from
Wham be escaped ON Tuesday. this
morning asked The police 20 assist
her Ia the search for him. she
says that he vas takcn 20 ProVi
dsuce hospital last week suffering
with delirium tremeua. bat had hs.
come sufficiently Improved Tues.
day 20 alloW him 10 accompany his
wife 20 their home at MukiHrp she
says she started with him fuf the
depot. bat on the way be brohe
away from her and has not since
been seen lie IN smooth faced. -
years old. s feet Z inches ~ height.
has gray eyes. and wore when last
seen a blue serge coat. darn tfoas
ers aud soft hat
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or not e. furnish adequate docking.
repairing and building faoillllon Got
Il Pacific navy
Japan. France. Germany and
England. he says SO united IA hn
alliance 10 drive the commences Of
the United states from the oriental
seas. These nations Bfe already At
work utrangllng that commerce In
China
America has not dozen her duty.
She has been too busy making
money. 60 protect hof foreign Ia.
tefes, The Monroe doctrine has
not been accepted by any great
m,,D Frh II itufupc
NJ t,ohsu uaAys that the late
i4nsf Trouble ia China. a. vel ss
tn more recent boycott on Ameri.
-. WIS a. the lnstleatinn of aipla.
lie says the Japanese are training
the ahinnmeu to hate the white
man. aud particularly the American.
Japan Is feadt iu every hing for
or with the United States. except a
tuatlfiablo ptetHet Great Britain
has sueh q treaty with Japan that
she viii have 10 help her Eastern
ally In any war the latter desires To
undertake.
n Japan takes our island pos
aenhiuBA We can never retnke Thorn
Japan eould put IN thousands OF
men. be near the base 81 supplies.
and W. coald not hope 10 sail over
the aesr 10 feeaptage them.
The white man hrs resources VI.
perior TO the japanese Tor building
ahipn Through the white mans
hold ON the supremacy Of the ocean
IL the only hope Of keeping a
worlds peace The United States.
nAtie NOT peace. should control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
SANITARY INSPECTORS
. MAKE MONTHLY REPORT

Tho reports Of the regular SAM.
iatian department of The board Of
health werC completed this morn.
ing aud turned over 10 Health Of
eocf ! A. pnrU.
OF tte 100000 gallons of milk IN.
speetef for the past month. none
WAS condemned
The total Of meat condemned
amounted 10 1896 pounds
There were TO cases u Glpb-
iberia Tor the month The total
Of houses fdmieaied waa i75. rooms
Lis Ihf number Of houses In
apsetea for contagious diseases was
600
There we're 3sl plumbing lnapec-
tlons and rs defective jobs found
The Eas inspections amounted 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
JAPAN HAS ALREADY TAKEN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS" STARTLING
STATEMENT OF HERO HOBSON NSTROG ANTIJAP INTERVIEW

the mighty oceans In the interest Of
Justice.
RreHident Roosevelt knew the
unltde states wha unable 60 cope
with Japan a. the time Of the SHn
Franciaco Incident. but he dexter
aunly avoided the situation aud has
haffied the aobeises Of the alpan.
eBe
O afhe sailing Of the fleet means
that America ia 10 become the bal.
Wnrk for the world Ia stopping the
progress Of the yellow peril Tie
futurc existence ~ peace, 90 even
Of the nation Itself hangs upon the
Willingness Of the American citizens
Ia uphold the uDNe Tor "A larger
navy"
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81 with 29s plumbing permit.
sued s'A "
AiIk inspections Of wagons 49,.
reaiaafaaia daIrlss and So.
tailed %. wv
Amino billed Tor food ma.
cts inspection Numbered 81 +s s
tle. t9l5 sheep 500 hsgs a. =. !.
calves The inspection Of -. 4
yards slaughter houses mar -
flHb Hlands.. sausage faclorlasS -
mission housoa docks. depof- -
numbered "a
The regular sanitation 49,.
closed g. houses ana razea ~
There wac a t6iHi " Gs3 nnlrg.,s.
~ oil kind abHted The felns.s'l
lions amounted 10 ssg.
The total of inspections Of hat..
les and restaurants am0Hnies :
IfI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
CAPT. MII<KEL SEN
IS ATNOME

dltIon, by Way Of Fairbanks Valdez
and seottle In speaking 1T hiH -,
p1stt fban. Captain otkkelsu said
That no would start from Point baF
raS 10 tho fall in a small gasoline
launch he claims that the bis
ts1af IL foilsre Ia the Ice. aud he
ts eenhdSBt that be eill hnd land
CaptaiB Nikkslpsn left Prof LET
finawsli 1T Ftau2 man island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
SUES ALASKA COMPANY.

Eugene 0'Rourke today broaa.
suit on behalf Of himself and asz
ciates. seeking TO recover d1n
ages Of $500 from the sewss
Peninsula company. Of Nome tn
complaint recites that the M
we're induced 20 go TO Nome =
the promise % employment. az
that upon arrival Of the Beriug sa
port they found no work awaitl1
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
ASKS RGaEARlNe.

A petition for reheafiug tn the
case Of Eugene =. Lawson ~ the
black Diamond Mining company.
wherein the former recovered a
foe of $4,000 for the sale 81 the
eompany.a properties 10 the Pacific
Coast company. q betnE argued
this afternoon before Judge fraiof
Ia the superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
FAVOR sUB-TREAsURY IN SEATTLE

Copies ~ letters have already
been received ffom ieadiaE bankers
Of idaho. Montana. thia state aud
OreEun
The orlEiasla II tie letters ATE
adaFeaasa 20 the congressional rep
foaentativea 10 Washington. urHtaE
them IA Support Senator Pilsa htll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
PORTLAND MEN
ARE INDICTED

PORTLAND. ORE. Jan. In
dictmenta were returned this aft.
eFnoJn By the grand jury against
J. Thohurn Ross, George Il hiIl.
tohu Aitehinaon and r. T Hurk
hardt. officials ~ the defunet Title
Guarantee 4 Trust company. On
four charges % illegally hhndiluG
state funds and with receiving Dc
bositare money after they knas
the bank % be iuaolseut
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Sc VERhRCE MUST
PAY kLImoNY

Under au order Of the sapehs
court entered today. Or A. Z. Sea
erauce. d well.knowH physician uhs
ls being sued for divorce By Ia
vlfe. Mfs Hannah Severance. mas
pas his wife temporary aii8ony I
so a month and file with The clea
Of the court s25 for attorney -
In the pending action.
Mrs. Severance has been q
charged from Providence hosp.ia
where she vas 8 patient. and !
living az G44 18th Az. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
WATCHNAN Is BEATEN
BY STRIKERS

The first serious trouble az a re-.
suit Of the strike now ~ progress.
occurred IN the neW brick building
almost completed a. Second av and
Pike 81. yesterday afternoon. when
a Rohlnng. Of IL Twenty firth aya
the Waterman. was severely beaten
by six men said 70 be union work.
men
Hohifing appeared ia the prose.
cutting attorneys office this morn.
ms and secured John Doe warrants
for his aasailants. whose names be
did not know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
BROWN ENDORSED

Frederick " Browne. candidate
for the nomination on the republi.
can ticket for councilman from the
Seventh ward. vas unanimously
endorsed At meeting 81 the Sey.
euth ward republicans. held last
night ~ Dogs hail
The meeting resolved itself into
the organization Of a Browne club.
with II A. Frederick president. s.
II Hathaway secretary. aud c. W..
Gould treasurer.
4 resolution was passed pledging
the club 70 work for the election
Of Mr. Browne and for the success
81 the entire republican ticket at
the city election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
FIRE.

CuLnERTsoN. Mont Jan G.
Pre- originating IN the laundry Of
the Evans hotel last night result
ed ia the destruction 81 an entire
business block and had not dyna.
mite been reaorted 20 the loss
would have been even greater The
principal places destroyed we're the
Farmers and Merchants hank. the
Evans hotel. Moons hardware store.
department store. several saloons
iiysfy aud office building. The
loss IL sla5.D0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
POLICE ADAUD0N
SEANcn

Search by the police for the auto
mobilla who. ON rhnraday even
inr. ran down and killed aged Mrs.
nslayen. on 4iat ay.. has practical.
~ been abandoned fof want Of clues
that would lead 10 the mans iden.
tlty The womnh Vas struck at a
late hour In the evening. and th,
deed Was Witnessed only b. a small
boy. who could give the police no
information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
HgAa Nav PASTOR.

Rev J . O. Powers. the new
pastor q the FIRST Unitarian
church. preached hls firui regular
aoFnun before his congregation
YESTERDAY There Nas a iarEc AZ.
tendance A special musical pro.
gram had been arranged fog the &C
casiuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
RevoIvers All Kinds

Protect yourself and your home
Smith a WeRaon. Colts. liver John
son and all other makes OF reyoly.
ers. from tl5e 20 So You1l sure
need one quick some time. Theo.
dore willis 4 Co. zoos First av s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
FAIR DIRECTORS NAMED

The s.4o0 etoekholders Of the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
this morning. largely by proxy.
elected new board 81 trustees for
the exposition % serve one year.
All the old board save four were
re- elected ~ l.. nhoder succeed.
ed Judge G. ~ Hnuforf. resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

From information beinR resolved
daily b. tho exeeative committee
Of the Seattle cieaFlns hoaas. il IL
made piain that the entire financial
Interests IN the northwest are 4
unit in tho move Dor the establish
ment u = sab treasury Al Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06

~. 81 Barr succeeded Morltz Tka.
sen. Alfred Battle. " II Workuss
IT, and q y Holt. S G Yerses
The new board u trustees NJ
meet Friday ut p IA At the Chsu.
Der 0f Commerce aud elect nex Al
neeb. II il believed that The a.
officials will all be reelected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
BOUNDARY FIGHT

WASHINGTON. y c. Jan -
Owiag 10 the important cases ahead
OF IL on the docket. the controversy
between ths states of Washington
and Oregon. over their boundary
line IN tho Columbia river. had %
boz postponed today until later Ia
the week Meanwhile the legal
lights representing the neighborins
Pacific coast states wiii baHk Ia
each others society. Just a. II they
Eefo not rs nay mean things about
each other later on
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Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. g.
Miss Mag Duff employed as mss
by Mu W A CLARK j.. and shs
was terribly injured by a street ca
which struck the horse she va
riding yesterday. died this norm.
Miss Duffy formerly resided i
Butte. Mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
PROVIDES FOR SON.

Judge Morris today signed an or.
der Ia the superior court fixing a
monthly income Of si00 from the
estate OF the late J. A. Wcatberg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
10y uni,ao Penn. }

NOME. Alaska. Jan captain
MtbkeiasD. the Arctic eSpierer has
reached hers. amer 3 bsfo trip from
Candle iie vas glven treuie nd
North After a foW dsfs rest cap.
tain Mikkeisen will start for tssB
don. where he viii fvfit hts eApe.
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s. McAlllatsr. puruer on sound
steamer. fen through one OF the
wharyea ut GeorEstoWn shortly
after g.iduiKht and was taken 10
Providence hospital with a broken
ffH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
TWO PRISONERS
ARE SENTENCED

n Iaufes. recently arrested on a
charge ~ stealing two tubs Of
butter watch be afterwards sold 20
a local dealer. Was allowed TO plead
guilty 10 a charge 81 petit lArceny
today and vas sentenced % serve
20 DAYS In the county sail
A n Aldrieh. bound over on n
charge 81 emheEslinE the futsls 81
a local agency for a barber college
Of which be vas Ia charge. likewise
entered plea q guilty aud vas
sentenced TO a term of % days In
the county jail
soap Lake Soap cieanaeH and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
DIAMOND sauGolER
ARRESTED.

Mas Howe vas arrested ~ I
} aerref service aErntH this I
} mornima. charged With amnz ,
} giins diamonds lie Wha given I
} a preliminary hearing before
} rnltsd states Commissioned I
} Keifsr aud placed under $500 /
bonds
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who was killed by a stree, "a,
10 provide for aud educate the a
ceased's minor son. Russell Z
WeHiberR
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LIEUT.. hazard is
a PHYSICAL WRECK.

10y UHIfru TTeHHlI
) DETitOA Mich. Jan {
) The eourVWntlinl Il. Lieut. Z
; Russell T. fiazzurd 81 the /,
; charge Of forging The name Of {
B the enmmaudaut at Fort I
; Wayne has been ~ iDepsd for :
; a week Hazard. who II under I
guafd al "A oloapliBl. il
) physical wreck Ia spite Of I
. the aeflous charge and report 1
from settle that he III a I
wife and three children living I,
In Oakland. bis girl wife Is as 1
. faithful "a him aa size ever /
was. !,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-06
DESERTS POST To
FIGHT COLLECTOR

Letting 20 Of Strip aud brake lev.
era. upon which the safety 81 =
score Of passengers depended.
onfieu. gfipmAn Of car No ~. al.
lowed HE car 10 run without con.
troll np the hiil on James II. above
fifth av. Saturday evening. while
he assaulted " = Hcfiiue. collect.
or Ca the car
Regardless % protesting passeu.
gers the gripmAu continued 10 beat
the collector until the latter escaped
out of hia reach
Both men were suspended. pend.
ina investigation. when they reach.
Cd the James ~ power station.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

-
rup arAu loan %. ue.tt celuns
Il ths eaee rsfasf oisfb. boabAsspsf
HHH hlhiHf engineer 90 emutHin ran re
tslr Wsasy n ua Ga hiH e4ae without
sstnlNN.
Vinrur YrnNra 80.
IaauH moHeg ia ameun,a uf tene az :"
saretsht ~ fiat loans aaa iestal!nea
leans &c r,esga, ~ tsig;. = !e's''''
nasieH hlaeh heh thcnes
Nome, advanced saiausd people scss y
merchants taaHafHfa taHtaiuH hanss
vithaut seenritl iafssat haaineHu th sll
hflneirat eitica Ielman. ~ Wslts.
AAt,AuY toANH-
THE rftH'aetNH t5oAN coNrA NJ
s0t MARION ntfLptsa ~
Msppy leaned sslaasd people on 90.
mand f0r cheap rafra see 80 Hsatt %
tteaU Co tHa Peoples savings haRs
no i.eaN- rflNais MONEY "a iew rate =
iutefsst oznef ashihnfn. aat>seo Nehl.
heru nldE
s.lars issaa loves, rstss. -,
lsrHas Confidential A heNtps, sai
Peoples hsnt nlda
~ lean droen Lake tioo 40 taao
y ciaNhean sst Empife utas. gaf
sesand ana Aadiss'e
'aaus GA furniture horses etc Wa.
WosHh. iee rssier wsf room
BANKS.
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rus CANADIAN uANE or
TN1N MENeH
IafaeiiHhsa thef.
tisad oatee Toronto esnaas -.
srd ths ruiiea states A Erosi eshsths
tss Us teossetesA Interest allowed On
''''. eEViSas nerAurNENr
seattle meoea q Holt ss ~
FCder ssrNp ,sssysiio.sSu nANs oF
,.ss e sss ss 60 essa esss oeis
snHs. strs rrss y sassoY sss
sas uei'se ssat'q aea ssfsne
ReAI EsTArE DEALERS.
c o HillNAS 4 . . r'us. niss
R60LrH nanRrSs tit sse ress
pATENV ATTORNEYS.
AAanss q nroaha rsaistVFsa fatsnt
ana rfada siaFh AttarnsFt tt years 10
aaattia este ceiu,an ntose
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= s.-..,.i Z, s,.sy-tt sr.4-sss 80
asanaIia fasIfguts esstsspsihs cgnzai.
Ratlan ans eNaaatnatiaa tree Ht ~
Eital nlts Main fffs
PaoToeRAPagRs' SUPPLIES.
Audsrsaa Surely CO. as chsrFy -
seattle
MUSICAL.
lliiss Fisss5 yaiss 3 nsl,ass R,ass
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