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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-16
Thee Opportunity Real
National Service for
Those Who Want To-
Work Offered By the
Navy League.
~ TACTICAL PATRIOTISM is the
#rW need of the hour.
What YOUR Uncle Sam needs
q today are men andswomen who

WANT TO WORK.
Every man and woman can do his
or her bit toward: giving the nation
victory in this war, Not every one is
wanted to shoulderxa rife at the front
or to join the naval forces.
The man who stays at home at the
lathe or behind the p1ox and works
harder and better than he ever did
before in his life because he wants to
see the U. S. A win this war is every
inch a patriot to whom the thanks of
the nation are due.
President Wilson proposes TO see to
1t that these men are thanked and
honored for patriotic spurit and work.
II you can't be I'm the armed forces
of your country in this war you can
be behind them, and the fighting
power of the Navy and Army de-
ponds upon this support behind them.
given by every man and woman in
the land. Never before in any war
has so much attention been given to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-16
and contribute our money.

and contribute money.
Let us dc it in this way by pedging monthly
rbution for year. let with this tremendous
work before armies begin FIGHT and be prepared.
Pledge cards can be secured and information be OBJ
.tained the Campaign Headquarters Hammond Cham
Der of Commerce rooms.
The first the defensive wall should be- aside from
the QUESTION of military service contributions this fund.-
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-16

The citizens of our city have already in mind and
heart the realization of debt and duty TO humanity
The community has shown it by the number of
young men and boys that have volunteered their
services in this war and on their way to the
front.
We must show it with contribution of dollars
back the work caring for them and assisting those
IN need Excuses and evasons won't do; it others
sacrifice their health lives certainly sacrifice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
AnRINIn Az EHArTI. N


April 80 @-tIca Ahru. from HonEsong.
80. ports at 10 IS a. m
Aflas from Ean FrAurisco ~ - o. NJ
April 70 Col D. l. Drake. from san
Fraurisco. o. 30 q ~
Admiral Nrhlsy. from San Francisco. a.
% =. %.
oirpfn. from Ean Francisoo a. 80 ~.
Capt \ y Lgras from san Franrirr
Via Point Wells a. a
Admiral watson, from Tacoma. a.
3
Ks,,hkan. from SanAirno. c.. Al
a.
4 a 4. = crook. from Pur,, Sound
navy yard. cts m
prinrs 0eorGr from Prince Rupert. "
g. NlA ports af D.
SEALED FROM ~EAT-rIG
aprfi 80 capt Lucas for Rar
Traurlsra. stA Point Wrns. az : -3i
"a m.
saisai Mara fa' oriental ports. At
~
April So Nlbssaa Naru. fo' orienia
ports. at q m
Afnuf fuT Tacoma. az A. m
snrshM esfrFr fnr Tacoma. ~ - a ~
Prince HrnfEe fnr Prince Hgpsrt, ~ G
tlA pofts Al mldniEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
TT WAS TAME"
SAY MALE TRIO
OF HIGH J|NKS

nc tfCfcA 10 CSNs
The three naughty men who
bluffed viqilant ooorseepeAs
and attended the high jinks
party civen by women OF the
Musical Arts society, in the
Fisher building, Saturday night.
disguised as mysterious yelled
ladies', have reluctantly confess
ed.
They are DR.. Frederick Adams. II.
y. Hildreth and Alfred Boardman.
And now there is an awful row.
Some OF the performers who ex-
hibited In mems attire haven't been
able to get their eyebrows down for
&c hours. since they discovered that
the high links was attended BY
three shocking members OF the op-
posite sex
But the worst OF Il is. one OF tire
three brutes who slipped the thing
over this name would be mud II any
one ever found out which one be
was). admits that he wishes now he
had gone 10 a banquet NJ which he
was due Saturday night al the
Washington hotel,
There wasn't anything alarming
about the affair at all" he says. 1T
was very nice and proper. and be-
lieve now would have had better
time at the banquet And So
reason why any one should so Up lh'
the air about IL.
The three men wore dark wigs.
long coats and heavy wells. and 90.
cupied seats in the back row OF the
auditorium. Leah Miller. daughter
OF Congressman John T. Miller, who
occupied a seat beside the tho. real.
lied there were some very tall. larg-
footed ladies' sitting next 10 her.
and when some active soul endeav-
ored TO bounce the three strangers.
Miss Miller addressed Hildreth as
her mother and saved the situation
temporarily.
Miss Miller was exceedingly chary
about giving out information before
tho gentlemen confessed this morn.
ing. tho she would admit that the
ladies who sat in the same row with
her were rather larger than the 9th
ers who were present They coz
versed in whispers, she says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
DEATH PLOTS
ARE REVEALED

TRENTON. y. J.. April S0.---As-
sassination plots against President
Wilson. Theodore Roosevelt. Vim.
II. Taft and Senator CTom) Tag
CART of Indiana are believed TO
have been revealed today thru the
death OF Chas. g. Mueller. Indian
apolis architect, who dropped dead
OF heart disease last night in a
hotel lobby here.
Coroner Bray and L, S Marshal
Snowden found in Mueller's pocket
notebook in which were memo
randa stating that Wilson. Roose-
Welt and the others were picked
for death.
A loaded revolver was found in
Mueller's pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
ExILES GET COIN

Following the sending OF tele-
gram to the Russian ambassador
at Washington by Attorney
Thomas n. Mahon. 81 return
Ing Russian eXiles and IL childysx-
stranded in Seattle because tN <
would not accept steerage accom-
modations on the Kamakura Maru.
received funds furnished by the 10
cal Russian consul. y. Rogoiay-
lensky. MacMahon understands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
LABOR'S GREAT DAY

International Labor day, May LIST.
will be celebrated by the workers
of Seattle and vicinity with a pa
rade. leaving Second ave. s. and
Washington at. at If n. m. Tues
day and ending at Mt. Pleasant
cemetery.
At the cemetery. memorial serv-
ices will be held in honor OF La
boris dead
A mass meeting III he held at
II, ID. $. hall. 1925 Fourth ave. at
s y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

F'aN a.. 1te bottle u@ai sauce. lbr, .
bars best white sohp. ttcs 30 whinuf-
$50 % lns narafoni. cfr. soc Del
Monte Jams -tr. coo teas this week. 1fc
TO-. rh, maple syrlp. iEc hoff'r zoe
peaches aud pears Itc ran. ifr squhsh,
cans gtc stalls ~; -. Queen olives 30
at. fancy fra olives. itc D. Yakima
honey. tie o. 90 a. Mrs Forfsrs fruit
puddlnEs. for &c. hreAkfAsi rh'rp@s. .
Tor re home mad. mAYonnaisu zoo
d. stan a. fresh butter tac ~ strictly
,r~sh .Ess. dor fse. goat chssss. {,
tba Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Waterfront Notes

EXPECT TO SILL BOATS
Sale OF the steamers Alki and
Despatch. OF the Border Line
Transportation Co. either to a Sc.
attic cannery concern or 10 a firm
operating in the California trade,
Will probably be completed this
week. say the owners Of the yes.
sells Tho two steamers may be
placed In the Portland.Seattle ser.
vice. 4 Seattle shipping man has
also made an offer 10 the Border
Limo people with view TO oper.
atlng them In the Southeastern
Alaska trade.
The AK and Despatch are val.
ued 81 $4,000
cAuTo COMING BACK
Tho Seattlebuilt ship Cauto.
launched from the yards OF the
Seattle Dry Dock e. Construction
Co. last fail. will return to Seattle
late this week from voyage 20
Cuba Via tho Panama canal. The
Cauio will load with $500 tons OF
rice at Seattle designated for Glen.
Is under charter TO Williams.
Dimand q Co. OF San Francisco.
The Cauto's voyages ind cate
that there is enough trade between
Seattle and tho Cuban ports 10
Justify n 60-day service between
the Sound and Havana Cargoes
consist chiefly OF tallow, flour and
rice
70 BUILD WOODEN SHIPS
Large shipyards. TO be estab.
lished on Puget Sound by the Stone
4 Webster interests. will build a
number Of wooden hun ships for
the government. say dispatches re.
ceived in Seattle yesterday. A. W
Leonard president OF the Puget
Sound Traction. Light 4 Power
Co. local representative of the con.
Germ, confirmed the announcement
last night The yards will prob.
ably be opened in Bcllingham and
Tacoma. where Webster 6 Stevens
have property which would be con.
yenient for the location OF ship.
yards.
TO LAUNCH VESSELS
Three 65-foot fishing vessels will
be launched at the yard OF the
I Trogoning Boat Co. at 3 o'clock in
the morning Tuesday. Because the
/ tide will not be high enough at any
other time during the day, the
early hour was chosen for the
| launching. The time may be
changed TO l o'clock p. m. II Il
Is seen that there will be enough
water at that time. They will be
/ christened the Plover. the Easter
and the Southland.
The three boats will he launched
| complete in every detail, according
to Frank Tregonlng. president of
| the concern. They are identical In
/ construction. OF combination
| purse-seine and cannery tender de,
. syn. Their total cost Is $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

stalls itsG fancy noodles. 7e d. corn
starch. G. o. ,rrnfn-ttss. ne pEF
O., raj can table syrup. ttc. rr' ginger
snaps. ize %. hIT bars boraE laundry
soap &C. Liquid Veneer 10 and afc
bottle stan - fresh coles. zoe o. d,
salmon trout he 9tc. 'snderloin cole.
lts 9fe. salmon trout. ? its 1tc. stalls
l2.1t, salt spare ribs. ~ = "a q boiiiuS
beet. 100 H.. veal roast. ii'rc 10. club
saunaFs tic ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

pineapple. 7Ge. ioranbsrrfss ana rAHpber
fi.s. 2 cans 9bo stall a. rood coffee. lI'
10 choice Japan tea. 3ta 10. ftai ~
best sesd potatoes. itto sack WiDsshI
apples. 30 dor asparagus. ihr he
stall 1891. veal chops ttr 10 club sau
cage. izns ~ lanb chops foc 10 f'ai
sf salmon trout. zoe. 2 Tor 3Sc. haiiDut
lbs sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
UNHAPPINESS
DRIVES WOMAN
TOTAKE POISON

The one cry o. mrs. Lee
Steele, 20. who lies probably
dylng a Providence hospital as
the result OF swallowing bi-
chloride Of mercury tablets AZ
s a. m. Sunday, is. Don't let
my husband know!"
steele 10 said 20 be we'll
known mining man, with Inter
ests In the Yukon. They have
been separated for some time,
Nrn. steele told Detective u.
Barton, who questioned her al
the hospital.
Mrs. steele has one son. George,
8 She believes her husband 20 be
stlli in ignorance OF her attempt a.
suicide. He Was not at the houte.
422 North GlHt ct. Saturday or
Sunday night. tho the police be
lieye he is In the city. He had not
called al the hospital up 10 ar>a
~ hour Monday afternoon,
Man Was Win Her
W. ". Tolin. who says be II A
merchant OF Butte. Montana. bu,
who In registered st the Washing
ton Annex as from Stan~ood,
wash was at the house when
Mrs. steele took the poison. He
was arrested by officer -. ". Nor
ris. and held until Sunday evening.
On Mrs. Steeic'B statement that he
had absolutely nothing 20 do with
her act. he was released.
lie told the police he Vas inyii'
ed TO the house at II .. m. Satur-
day. and that he and Mrs. steele
had several drinks and talked over
her unhappiness. She then wen,
upstalrs. he said. and moment
later the maid came down. saying
that Mrs. steele had taken poison.
lie told the maid % call the ambu.
lance. and he ran upstairs and tried
to help the woman.
She Wants 20 Die
Mrs. Steele insists she took hall
the contents OF bottle containing
30 tablets OF bichloride OF mercury.
She suffers intensely.
Dr. ". +. Dryer. who IL auan1
ing her. IN inclined 10 believe. how
ever. that she either did not take
AS much OF the poison as she
thinks. or else the prompt meas
ures taken by the housemaid and
Tolin relieved her OF 80 much OF Il
before Il took effect. that she may
yet have a fighting chance To re-
cover.
Mrs. Steele persists In saying
that she does not want 10 get we'll
i've been SO unhappy for so
| long" she says. Il haven't any
thing TO live for"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
IMPROVED s ACRFs
HOUSE RUNNING ATYRt gsfF

ownrr % thin lard aves ia sion.
taaA ~hers ne has large fsra
This property ha. nor been ussd
fnr three years owner uef caring
60 rent. and - tsFiuninE 20
grew 30. tie wuglG sell on sasy
Ennnthly cr quarterly terms 20
responsible party who tntsnd~i
iiving on fiAc. - acres ready
for piuwtnE balance siaHhed.
second grnwth. easily cleared.
spisndid anil. level ruuniuE
watsrs small house furniture.
stove nw. farm implements.
str good neiKh horh aod nns
mile FROM station easy drfving
diwanc@ gratti@ pabifc maraet
Information sa1 New York nix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
s. BUSINESS PERSONALS

LADIES. MY REGULATOR NEVER
falls Ono complete treatment froe
1919 broadway.
Building
SOCIAL CLUH TUESDAY EvENfNGA
cornor rite and Tory. ladies free
LADIES o. TROUBLE SAVE TIME AND
money boy calling 1919 broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
AUCTION SALE

AZ EXCEPTIONALLY FI.E AranFtF.
MINT oF UI8ft. suNUU HOUSE
ENfsffSgH vffI Ha Is feafure af tho
Mkt Argrto$ SALE 80 HEA'rri.f. s.
IEAbISg Auction fiuf 3d. zoos s.fa
sECDSD AVE Ura daarf north %
Moore fhestrcI. 10 40 T EsbAY. MAY
These handsome end rHafIr pieces
Include 70 700 Nictrnia boz mahogany
care Hffh Uua rscorfH italian marble
pieces from the A ~ 49, oga costing
. 600 Hut another 1850. $50 oak dining
sets Including large extension table
huffefr china closet. sidehnHrd and
feather vnat chairs. largo CcllHretta.
two Globe Wernlcka bo0kcaars leather
couch Brd rocker. Morris chair. library
tables leather cushioned seats nigh
boy oak and 'ircaralsu walnut chit
f1nfsrs variety n' good dresser
tIrdr.rra maple N1nuiruu bed. dresser
rhI00ulrr rnrtuwrr. ladYs deck. rsI
room chair atH rocker. sanitary
cpushes tTp airale sizn twin brass
beds with box springs and cotton mot.
freaaea. large enamel bedI vIfH rGW-
plete outfits blankets lot8 ~ bed and
Table linen. pGrtirreH curtains. electric
lamps ciocFe CUTLERY. so pieces Whita
Tfa'iard iutr ~ engraved and cut
glass fancy china fDaulton and Coal
porte. mirrors pictures. largo Brussels
and velvet art squares and carpets
small rugs. inoieum. ConEoleum. steel
and gas ranges. n fine lot 81 now and
second hand tools ~ alt Kinds. Kitchen
furnishings etr This is sure 90 Do an
other great sai9 which you cannot AZ.
FORD 20 miss 1otfN HrsuELL 4
-DSN Aucti0uc"ra Mriu 2as1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

| PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
| srEaaTRs IEAyK rHos CorsA>
DOCK. ROOT or MARION STREET
t~as. Arrive
sest'i. Seattle
',lsfsfta. Is C-rsrt To~a-~aa-rett
Aassi~s
IL - si~.m.r soi pss. foti tspm
tuid- Ta~nssnf wiuiafns daiiy
.iHht .nunrsnss, tksgulHui
1 aauF EAnastss anf victoria
{ 'ltass rot call al;
ivieiofis HHrAays
rsessp. p's~,,
/ 7 stsfn stesm-rs Tacoma sni lean
/ istana Indianapolis fer Ta- 10 team
/ ~ team rnraA direct Steamer - ifpr1
t8pfn every to hours .scl tspsn
ttrru sinri. tfip. zee fsana ''trn
stpfn trip. iepn
etrrar s'epn
s5tpm fis isprn
daily daily
res re~-.sud -reeiai
| eesra str siout, for rurti ! aePm
| etpsu Tounsrua sir.et 10 tepn
eAliy connects 81 To~ussne eaiiy
Z l-ith rail iias. far al
ipoirts ca Olympic
! 'rsrinsuia
snaraf,s- ard R~aiinshani
4 ,sssrn -t~an.r wh.tcsm eesn
esiiF Tor .rseorfs. and daily
HsiiinEhar
/ Observation-Disclosures
rsrt Townsend
! iss epra kui.han. for ttprn
eAiiy Irr.rst, ansceri.s daily
| lsns n.liinEhsml
Eas Jusn Island. Nottingham
lie ST. Ro.slis. Tor Perf sepni
{ fniin'ht 'To-H.snf and n-i. Tusvfy
Sunday bingham via all san Thar,r
Tuesf'y Juan Island poinus saiurr
/ Thursy
Fort Towa.erd-rert Anuei-s-N.ah
IA, ard w.v rsrts
~ 81 Steamer Utopia for eepfn
rnidn'hirort Townsend. port Tuesdy
SUNDAY Angeles Nssh HAy Thursy
| Tu.sd'ysnd -ar ports satuTy
| Thurs 4
Fort Town.-nd-rert Angeles aud
wav Port.
1sas str waIalsIs. fori soprn
fnaHr' M Fort FoW nHFNts f'NF1' FNfNNN
/ Norsar Angeles Ctalzm and wsduss
w.ans.'way port. Friday
rraaT
Port Camille udiow-r 1ssier
aaopm steamer ruset. forI ssearn
daily fKinssion. Ca m p - daily
except f.udlo~ -'Fglou.i except
sstury' FlaFisr. To~n-end. SUNDAY
Hsn.,ius and Had
lock
sspr, steamer Puget, for setpm
livingston. Ludlow and
lray points
sunday Only
,so.m steamer Puget. frrl tseprn
kingston. ludlow and
-sy poin'. !
-- ucod Canal-osmhic-tudl
--If.n, str rotiateh. ,orl - on
daily it.udlov Port Gamble rnisu'h,
,,e.p, ..nanror and al except
sunday points on Hood Canal sunday
r,t,t. marked 80 are boat landing.
p,.s.r,er. FOR these points and for
rtber boat landing points must max.
fheir own arrangements for landing
ma assume MI risk and liability in
making such landing Steamers pa.
.,nEsr rate does not Include boat land
ING charges
uerKaK. liability =. limited - wear.
in. apparel. not 10 exceed 800 for
whole ticket $50 pounds SLOWED tree
steamers and schedules subject "a
~hanvs without notice Freight p.
r.i~ad daily for all points tercepttns
raconaN named In above schedule
tickets must be purchased AZ ticket
offire open from 80 a IA. to 1906
| midnight
rIaTr sorND NAVIGATION co
Ticket office. Csimsn Dock.
Phone. Main aapS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

EoE 11i-I.-tss ACHES Ali. rtLl.A
BIO. good improvements. oceans euf
side gangp SoeA ~slL etc tt.iaa
WrN tal raw Nap Mash
>~~-~@~~-~re@~e~~~~s@-
IS FAR. LANDS FOR SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

TiiE ,.Utplf. Hrft0ut. uf ph$rf@u
.tsfta tnuffh Az n~af t'ise go fl -ffs
Msmbrr or .@rh~ Inner CIRCLE.
= Eammsf glasses 44af formed iH
riasssraf tutrfufrtihs dance. taf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

wANTEp-OLD FALSE TEETH DON'T
MATTER IF BROKEN HIGHEST
PRICES PAID CASH ron OLD
GOLD SILVER AND MONDE
SMITH JEWELEY MIG 60. az T.
tMIIll c.I HI.Do ~ It'll t,toon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
BUSINESS PERSONALS

NJ odt \ ~ ititiots
nANtIn hr employing d
'fFErIkf.tHf Instead ~
an bUHtN Any teacher 4
few hu4fs uith IL spe.lai-
tst uHii pHf fHaf seual
snap Co ruaf dantlnE
Am tho latest dances ard
aIt iAs fas critics
TERMS MOST
NaHa .rst. AM o.
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GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

g lice No. tHineHs
uafura herbs hens
fefurff hH crsf
o. Treating o. ma %.
htHn bladder
rhlnafsu as =
fefGfru att H4a41
other hFiH~rfa
ur ard wafeH E
usHE tHfHrae HHt4fa
fFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
ls-euslNess OPPORTUNITIES

Jh-bOSlNtsS OPIUM UNI IL
FoH aAfLe- STOCK rs sfttSot-n MIL.
part ttms seod pa -hius Sob come
lsok &c over Have ether business
u'S "a Mar'sius
SMALL RESTAURANT toW HAt.-.
cheap. po competition. elosa to navY
1sgf ues y Ctarls.ten wssh
a. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
NANaAtS tpU aNf.E 500 rouNp
team. $3.50 Wfite Emu talssr 30
stuo Hsisr'. Everett inisrurban. er
~>SeS~~~-~y~S~y>~~e~>s>~>>~~|~o
- LOST AND FOUND
LlFr MALE kittEuALg boo. wtp
n.sdsy ffon .sot ftth ave . license
DSSson>olls,ssg s I,e s..s,issC-.,11ss-o>o>
4s-mlscELLANgous FOR SALE
nAhIt AID bDoRa
SHIPPED ar here % anyone, e. 'seta+s
prices W eWn our uNH ult ard
guarantee fret quality suHds ahd safs
delivery So d~stlaatiaH H~Ha - sas
va Illustrated eat4lssu@. No. q. matted
free postpaid. gfumFtu Ga receipt .
fs4ursi
8 cross panel DOOR. ~e ..........tt 81
Z psnsl Crarsmsn door, ........... i.fs
uiss. door. "a los as ..+.......+.s 20
gtR2a G-UFht NiHtnus .s+.......... -
iaAlG ~ light stndpws ............ 81
to,f. .u.s, h.rn .a.h - Is
stsso 3 pIy p.a.~r Panel. ......... IS
istlssss spruce rs.sF hin. .......... its
riain wiaas~ frame. ..s.. @
tnaridlHss sash cupboard doors har4
ware mltsd Eaiafs, 81, fromp' shlE
q u WILLIAMS GO
tsti Ftr., A,e araft- Wash
Fuo>o0RArus ocR arrciNLrr
We uaas Buy rent fsgAlf
Wh''""
ass "s.'.ass ,,,.,. ,y.' ''''
-, $500 i,.,,,..,.~,,
IFrrkErn N19FIS.i
.,- -, ~ - q, "a - 1900.
siy -, Al $500, I, "a - -.
W ssga, Is reasa. . u 80 .saars
Msnat.siar.r. ''i sa.s - saa Door.
seattle WASH
sas rNHFE..F FIEE. SIN Mt' Ftt4.
vrs only f1sts each ahsai4tvtv reni-
p,-ts come s-e taIr paHns deco,
49, ''ar ~. ,.re' ,.,
9t tith Fena~ Beacon So
piled on saFchass ssysf Fgasr. sis
Uaien
ptSS srtIs rgt >Rs
saE' And smhFslls ~ Second ave-
90, Jsms. Nna 1871
ron sAi.E -ooop coAr. sW PA T-fsR.
bat Ana sao7r % ai-1s@f -"'a tfA FAen"
t'A.i ~
SW&2 EkHFN, AHA4Nsta
.SK./IE 49,, - 1as -
xExrSxST al rs,v.r.i,r
ro,o -
49, :
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punIlc NOTICES

so PUBLIC NOTICES
HHoTUERHOOp or RAILWAY can
mon ~ America. Puget Sound Lodge,
ao- wifi give their benefit dance Ht
preamIhnd wednesday. May ?. 1al7.
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