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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-15
A GOOD PROPOSITION.
Improvement of the ccEnty Road TO the
Race TracS

The board Of county commissioners yes
terdsy rejected the application Of r. H.
Bromley for & retail liquor license, aud
granted licenses 20 Bedding & co. of Fan
CITY, and }. l.. Freed of Boise Greek The
plat oi wheeler's second addition was
vacated.
The board adopted resolution inviting
The cooperation Of the city in opening a
road through 70 the race track on the west
side of the railroad track. The commits
sioners propose 10 commence from tas
second crossing Of the railroad BY the
county road and open Fued through -
the eifv boundary on the wesi sade 81 tue
railroad. and Il IS expected that the city
viii then continue Grant street 70 connect
with the new pieceoi road. This VIII OF
viats a had piece CT read as well - me
fu-o rsiiross crossings, ore % which i eN-
eeediugiy dangerous, a. the yirW doWa
IN. track Is shat OF b. steep blur. TIE
eoaniy Will plank TIE read from the race
track 10 the ciiy lifnitS. and n the city dc
eis.es e 60 operate ard extend Grant sire I
therc viii b. good plank ROAD clear 10
the race track
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WAR ON THE ouAcEs.
The Regular Practitioners Take the
Mater in Hand


We row have real. full-biown mesii-
cal st,elsiy in Seattle, said a prominent
physician yesterday 1T is none Of your
o1e-korse organizations either, but g live
association VITA = members, all OF whom
are reputable physicians who have COM
piled Hith the laws Of this territory rela-
tive 70 the practice Of iaesilcinc We have
orr officers. aud hold regular meetings
where We discuss matters pertaining 10
our profession. At recent meeting the
question OF guacks came up. and il was
decided that the society should
take upon itself the responsibility
of exposing and prosecuting the few
quseks who are uniawfuily carrying on
the practice Of medicine IN Seattle We
villa make no bad breaks. hsst when We
have secured all the evidence necessary 70
convict those fellows. we viii go after
them rurgh-sho
Are there nGGy 4Gaeks in Seattle -
No; very few for the size OF the place
think four VIII eavev the number. There
Is one recent arrival from san Francisco.
who PLAYED himself ont there and then
came here. and two or three Others. They
carry on their business very slyly. but then
they come within the puryiew Of the law,
and az soon as We get sufficient evidence,
We VIII 90 for them. There is fun ahead
and not very far ahead either"
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DEMOCRATS DISSATISFIED.
They Don't Fancy Their Nominee for
Prosecuting Attorney.

fto8cc1tlIR attorney.
How NJ politics inquired n reporter
yesterday of wellknoWn business man
aud puofaincnt Democrat
"Thluvs seem 10 be rather quiet just
now. was thr reply. "of course I want
10 sec our side win and aia g0ing % 30
what can 10 assist, but ] am q mighty
sight moro interested Ia having our cansii-
date Tor prosecuting aftoracy knocked out
Were getting pretty hard mp when we've
got to nominate 9 scrub lac Blaine, sifa
hope he Win be showed uadFs. u would
lls as much of a disgrace II the district -
elect him a. Il was - the Democratic party
10 nosainaie him. Just take his record fer
she mast three tscnfhs au1 II j. enough 10
DANA him lie tried ~ gel nominated for
city attorney a. the citlfen's convention
Heeaase be did not cut much OK nEure
iherc, be bnekgi aud kicked aud got up
that snidc 'old-timc DEMOCRATIC COZ
Neution Those who attended. when they
got an Insight into hat u Was called for,
left In disgust without making any aonii-
uaiipus
Taen on top si that. ioek a. the JOB he
unt % on ihe cts. lie stirred NJ the
street contractors and sof them al 60 kick
ing and quit work. To Try aud farcc he
council % do phas lt had no r.ght 10 do
Fortunately. when the contractors got
their eyes open and saw that they were BE
ing uscA as tools tn pnh SOMEONE eise's
ehesiuuis ouf of fhe ore, they quietly re-
turned 90 work. Ne, VIC don't want any
saeA RAN for prosecuting attorney sud We
went have hlm
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ANUsEMENTS

FeyK's OrKEA HacsE -NrSt Fr,day aai
saturday Joseph GfisH7eF ana uifc .fhWte
pagiesl ugu pFsstacs "fergircu.' sd
.'The World Against Her." Ihe $40
Francisco Essnsacr "a yaly p. i>'s. ssss
81 -F0ygiveu
The story j. ea& entirely q ncE oac- nus
thai nc-i roi Pc = hialrauce o. tis saws
when ghey are Wr,i handled uo o3e usrs
81 these husbands sud wives uho -, ssis
efattss ly mistakes. uisaut-rs- sndiaEs. -
cVcn hy crimes 81 th1y only love eaee
other fcrVeaIlY sad es-1e t,Erihe- after
a1AaF wears Ia a uae tuaf satts2ss tAe
universal tusc 81 tAe 4ram ste aaa ~sf5lz1s-
t5e Ga this ease fke hHshAad takes tle
ilsG's shaFg Of the in'crss w3a ttm, ssi.i
In thai par;icgsar the plsy 4 q siaF lasF
Hai gcntlc Auuig nsa5slsla Gis fsf r7lnti
% Tie ar,i3ltar ths1slE0aflf t3ie t1ii- zssss.
ta-when "Thek il me- Ajax 20 boz BE IS
tzikius g: her, avs trrc;ofe t1est i've
hsss,aud s-4 safe - ts GepflatSs- -
vstrznSesneEf. AID fn Hasl reccaCi aiatsi'z1.
surrounded thss<A sheg Asc tF s-v1p "a
rarne-f snd aMEan-ss7E~ fasprsc- have ta-
arsi piare iu fhf as4rss sud i6e 1aelasstse,
81 thc au i.curN uhlie 1sc GlAy - sn 4ls'
eress aasi Arsis 4s}er t1e esai saFfa.t4 3
fsstleS dNwE
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no HALFWAY BUSINESS.


RiEidIy Enfsrx~d.
Inc ordinance extending he a - tfras..
to their original boundaries before re
we're cut down By the las. esnursf w.
passed Last Friday evening" said 4 rauu-
Gilman yesterday. bat the fac. does not
seem 70 be generally kuown- TIE or.si.
nasce, however. was not published uuss,
"wednesday, and consequently viii not =,
Into eject Until nex. Monday. Tns-. rr51f
ne DO more humfss1xfng ssBofsf ft,ix snasfs--
nave talked with evsry raeYatE- ~ -.
council. ard ] know hos tfev Al fee5
ABOUT II. Al the next meeting 4 shaII -.
1tsfor 70 have the ordiuaDre ps,tiishess
n TIE PusI-lxTElISGxxcgz So I
nefe yet e see the a-sf man outside az
tse reuucti. who Nas wsf-hirYe for ~ ~,
Eas sten u pnrl1she6. Tue basldfnrs rasr
veil under way siil Ae permitted 70 b.
e9in Isiefssi- bat no more wooden bufE.iuvx
vii - allowed 70 be erecfcd within Ia
Ere limits
wi at viii yoa do about the little ehan-
ties which hare been put up reeeutly with
IN the old liEzifs7f
He VIII order a iryeStfxasior. ard II Il
= snosa inst snf buildings have been
erected IN violation of the IRE i.rnfts' s7rtif-
Esl1ee. Sc wt1 order ihrra torn down a.
ostss. There viii DC DO more haif-Nav bs,sf-
i4ess sb0B, this matter. and 20 permits viii
= granted for wooden buildings within the
Hre limits n11er szsy Consideration. That
Nhs one Of the fsss9es On 1feh re we-re
elected. and NE would be reereant 70 the
trust Imposed IN tls b Cur constituents If
We aia not stand aFzn on this proposition .
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BREvITIRs

TAYLOR & Burns's new ad will be rena
9Th interest
The steamer Glide has been laid up no
undergo neesied repairs.
AsssrS Ge0. W Roasdman & son have
purchased :. Hunters paint store "a Front
The steamship Usnaffna. Cart. Holmes
sailed for Saa Francisco last eTegssrg with
freight and passengers.
The Black Diamond ship IvAnhoe, Cart.
Carter. arrived Ia port Thursdsv uizht. IN
tow Of the :. L. Aasilck
The schooner D9sa BInhm. sailing in
Charles H. welss's line, with merchandise
Tor Seattle, is ngw over due.
The steamship. Willamette arrived yes
teraey, and to-day wfli go undes the
ehuies to load a cargo Of coal
The steamer Premier arrived on zine
Yesterday with large list Of passengers
ana ~ tons OF freight from Vancouver
A dispaieh was received in Seattle FROM
spokane Falls last night stating that the
printers employed On The spokA1e Rerfssg
were on strike.
The ship General Fairehild, Capt Boyd,
loaded Win zsJ3 tons OF Black Diamond
coal, was foHed 20 sea last night BIZ the
tug = l.. MaSfiek.
ADAM keis was fined 80 aud 80 costs hv
Jasssce soderferg yesterday 70. blasting
within the city limits on Jackson street A
H9tieS OF APPEAL y As given
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
ior Herbert A. kadge. Of Seattle, and Miss
kosa Medana- OF Nietoria, and for J. ID.
noughton aud Miss Rosa Campbell. 81
Boutwell,.
James Phillips and James ChiiliGn were
held for the grand jury yesterday by United
states Commissioners Emery on the charge
q selling liquor 70 Indians. In default OF
40 bail each they were committed 10 iafl
A u. a -.
thai he had been robbed Of $if9 the night
previous b. Joseph Marin, his friend and
room mate. Ia the fOuag block. on Wash
ingioa street Beth men are said 20 b.
gamhlerx.
Timothy Moran Was sent 20 jaii by Justice
Jones Yesterday for 20 DAYS isv slSaii"- :
f-.l 81 blankets. rife sns other articles
belonging 70 Jsules Wiuterstein, who bad
lett the tpaBgs in the Seattle, Lake Shore 4
Eastern depot
snii was begun yesterday by the kenne.
dy Lulnher company vs. the Huron Lum.
Der company for sata -. the value Of 100.
% ieet OF logs belonging 70 The plaintiff,
said 10 have been converted By defendant
10 is ows use.
A. Z. Sicisan. who was killed BY rail-
read accident on Jgue ~, 1855, had an &C
etdent policy IL the Travellers lAfe & Acct
dent Insurance Company 81 Hartford for
wv which sum has Teen paid 10 his es-
tate b. that company with their usual
rFpmptness through tncjr agents. Taylor &
Burns
+ The annual convention Of the Yeaag
Mems Christian Association of TIE Pacific
+ Northwest viii open In this city next
Thursday and continue until sunday.
large number Of oni .of-i0Hn delegates are
espesies, and all who can provide enter
fslnment for one or more are requested
10 communicate with 6. Carter. general
secretary OF the Young Meas Christian
Association.
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MURDERER KLINE.
he Is Nervous and korose-verdiet Of
the Cc-erer's Inquest.

The eosoaeg's inquest in ,.e case Of
George A. Basic, WAC was murdered We'd
nesday, was concluded at Justice III. l.
gones's Office last evening. DR. Miller test
hed 20 tie result Of the autopsy, as pregi-
easIy stated, aud that death resulted from
internal hemorrhage. produced by pistol
shot wound The bullet which did the
fatal work was produced aud curicusly ex-
amlned by the jury. Ii was IN two pieces.
having been diverted by striking the
shoulder blade, and was also considerably
aaitened. II wRs evidently OF 3.-ealibre
The jury found The only verdict possible
that the deceased came 20 his death from
the result Of pistol shot wound inflicted
By Ferdinand {. Kline.
kline's conscience seems 20 wear more
heavily ON him day by day He eats but
little and HIS sleep IS broken He spends
considerable Of ais time pacing UP and
down the crowded Jail corridor with his
head down. he is EneommunicatiTe,
nervous and morose, and fully realizes the
terrible crime which he has committed.
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LUCKILY AvERTED.
The Shops and Roand House st Smith
Cove Threatened BY Fire

Forest tircS were raging at smiths cove
yesterday. and the employees q the seattle,
Lake shore & Eastern railway, fearing TIA.
the flames would reach the car shops. ma
chine saop and rouuA house, tclephoned
b the cts for additional hose. which was
sen. down fgy special train. The CON psuy
had an abundant S1pFiV uf wnier. with
eu,s! head. and by bard Sighting for several
hears the beildiugs were saved, and no
harnsre resulted further than the loss o!
time of 3 lar-e aaRoer 81 men
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DAY OF AT0NEMENT.
Jewish Residents Observing the
Occasion.

OfGAsfNus
Pythsan hall was well filed last evening
by the Jewish residents Of this city 10 hear
Rabbi = g Hyams of Victoria, b. G.. speak
on ''Broihcriy Love ard Tolerance" The
oceasion was ono OF importance IN Jewish
religious ohservapccs. il being the eole-
braiion OF the opening exercises IN The
Yoin kippuF, or bay Of AtonemenL
Some Of the congregation wore the shawl
Ike garment known as the tailus. which
4 characterized by the peculiar fringe on
IL border. called the tsliis The services
were held under the auspices Of Seattle
Lodge, No. si2. Independent Order b'nai
Birth This order established a new
society last sunday, called the seattle
Hebrew Benevolent Society, which already
boasts Of a membership OF 20, whose duty
Il win be 10 attend 20 all arrangements for
religious ohseryances, the establishment OF
Sunday schools aud the care Of the sick.
The society has appointed a commitie 10
draft constitution and bylaws. their re
port - be made sunday, September =,
when officers will be appointed The
temporary officers of the society are ffest-
Bosfss, chairman; J. Gseenberg SECRETARY,
and Sam fragaihal. treasurer,
The society engaged Rabbi Hyams 10 oc-
eury the pulpit last evening, His re-
marks were exceedingly liberal. 4
synopsis OF the sermon win appear IN To-
merrpw's issue. The presiding officers
during the holiday services are Messrs. II.
singerman aud g. Ciotfs,ein.
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ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Ms. Wiuslow's S0asaiag syrap, for chit
arsr tesfhin9. Is the prescription Of oae 81
thc best female nurses aud physicians IN
fo-tv wears w$th uaVsr-fEl5lflE saccvSs b
rafli{t,,s pf mothers for their chiidren-
Durine the prpcess q tccihing - ralne e
ftrnlruiNhle IL relieves the fNIl4 fraEa
xasfu. cu-es agseDtcry and GiaTtaleS. ETlF'-
iHS IN the bowels ana Wtnc colc. ~ CAV
ms healfh 10 the ehiia s. rests the u4otAer.
IsriCc 1sC 4 bottle. AasSaNIS
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EXTENSION

90 rsIE sEArTtr, lkSE swaSE sNp EAsTEsS
EAtEwAV - RAsINs EIyEE-
psSianlug SAaisy. september l5th, the
f-utu leAving seattle A. > q m Wal rsu
through e. Easlus Rive, a3aut ten tnties
rsSf frngn 04itnaa, arriving fhere a. / 10 =
"a EciEruiHE, leaves kA1tilg River ~ -
= "a. arriytnx IN <seaftla a. Is ,. ia. g. g.
F-useat TGis nrraHge1geui VIZ shorfea
ne sta-c ride 81 ard scoaa gan Csty Hep
Fareh and the tsll3- safe as.saf ten Eiles-
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Intending - rise I'd handling certain
Lees Of psauas aE3 orgaos and wtshi1e -
es,atirsss.. our stask ia tagt Gue. We pCfsr
gssr sufirc stock 81 rsaaos sad csesns - an
Isaraeusa r~fuesias ia Frtce. ri4eT ~ sash
- i..tsIfrerutS FH-eaGiuE purchases
,sfl 80 .reli t.s cas- sad eUArnI.se eztr stock
A WkN-EN.
N-,.sa-.fesrv A..s~k. Frtsat sfFeat
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lis saMETHl NG APPALLING.

ne a-aac.rs Il slfaUn isEt shoslssIis7sss
rsFshe-s give fs8e.r eA8ttrez - zae ssTzs- =
srrs-rs sa1 ea-GlAts hsss-Ez faaf ar fsst
- s-stssl rraSs 81 t-ua1Aat via y ssas4f
calac tsa7sl.ls. f4sssss g sl.'i1ssz t1s5ss'-ss
- y, SIZED s. azee - zsszg A1ksrfS
Rstv SaStAer x eezfz-zls 10 ef12iEs .
grss-xAf-c, aezee ss safe SD . a =
syrasET ais ~
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RAPIDLY IMPROVING.
stnmrs and Trees Being supplanted by
Cszv Homes

fasFe Is no I.cs;ioH at the city undergo
ihg Non important changes ihaa tbs, sec
non q NORTH seattle known A. Dcany :
FssI sdeiuoa NvW house, are galus ur
" every hand, streets arr heins graded.
- c.earcd aud sidewalks laid n ere
ielAt On Depot street WhicA guns through
~ W ssditup a iesg tiockS south of tho
NNlsartu's Home. several business houses
~ heiny ertrtetl. ia Whoic hsucks where
~ aso there was nothing blt brush
so sirmrs. uaN fhcrg arr cosv homes
80 icSs taan lee aeW house, have heca
.ltysed ~ t1at section Curing the past
NeiNe months, sad fgily twenty eve mcsre
unW pa cvHsse cf construction. Al
id,y a.,
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STEAMBOAT RUM0RS.
Changes to be Made In the Various
Routes


Notwithstanding tia, Il has beca posi-
lively announced "a Portland that the
steamer r J. Potter win be sent around 60
the sound about the first Of October. there
arr msay here who do mol believe that she
win come Among those is Mr. Geo. II,
Jacobs, manager OF the Washington steam
bosi Company "Iu tell yon what ihjRk
aheni FL said he yesterday. Il ain aware
lba, the company is anxious Ia lay the
Alaskan up, aud ! lssiieye they VIII do 81
shout the tirst Of October Then ! think
the North Pacific will be placed On the
Seattle and Olympia route and the olgm-
plan on the seattle and Victoria route, the
sane as b fore the Alaskan came
around That wtil enable them TO
pat the HAYWARD on between seattle
and Tacoma % connect with the trains
The North Pacific viii not BE- Put on the
Whsieota route because she draws too
much water for certain portions ~ the
Business along the route. However. the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
has mol esked my advice about how % run
Weir boats and ! s@ only giving my ideas
Tue ulymptau can perform the service he
tween Seattle and Victoria trsf rate. aud
the North Pacific can handle the trade 81
NE upper Sound equally as we'll aud tecl
eenFineed That Is the arrangement that
wiz b made
captain 2 Hatch. 81 the siesiaes Fleet
aeNi, wxs asked yesterday ryeaniing the
nfirginE Of TIE steamer Dudinc around
tfpfa tae Columbia river He said Il ex
lseiod 10 have her around herr beforc this
nine, but you rcgnemher about thc time she
va - start Tie steamer iUrlinc broke
aoWn, and her owner jacob Kama, placed
thF lndine on the route uutii the iuFline
tolid bc Trpsirc7t, The repairs took much
leagct than was Anticipated and that &C.
osaais for the DELAY ] have plenty 81
seFk fer another bast. and have loSt con
siderable mcney this summer BY not hsv
lhs two steamers instead of one.
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN eco.

We are receiving and marking entire fall pur-
chases We too busy write advertisements make
any attempt make detailed prices of gigantic fall stock
The arrivals of freight every day for the above house
exceed times the of all the rest of the retail dry
goods and clothing houses in Seattle For proof of the
above the daily trade review in which all the freight
that arrives daily is recorded.
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EDGAR l.. EATON.

SfgETAPHYsIcIAN.s GRADUATE OF
vi Spiritual Science University OF IL
hnois- Graduate Ct Walters Massage
University OF Pennsylvania All diseases
treated. Chronic diseases a speciality, Also
agent for Dr. W. II. Rowiandfs East India
Catarrh Remedy. Once hours, u and
l to 5. Consultations free. sasi.. Frorf
street
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ANOTHER fRg~oNKB Coos CEAxN john
Neesrty. prisoner at TIE county jail. wss
easin ned in lhs PROBATE eo,irf YESTERDAY.
80 80 as5adrcd insane lie will bo CON
Sst..'ea " the Stvi5sccega Insane ass luHa.
~ ~ afty r. q saliur sad was cuusm.tfes. 80
- " await the ae'icu "a thc grand farY
~ caArce oi burglary Ills deuEnf5a
! 49, serious aust he seuBs npsrig ldiotie
N.ttias ~ tac sia3 was noiitVd when he
aas eommitrcd 70 jAji several cases 81 Ia
sNssl'tA hafc ne nt3y Developed among TIE
slsollsss, and e Is believed that ibe terri
-. - yNrTV-uV'ird condition ~ tbc tSil hiss
iaaeh TO Be- Wllh Il
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We will be all ready with immense stock Monday
morning. Our stock the most complete yet known the
Pacific Coast Prices lower than any quoted by any house
in the Northwest
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND 6 CO,
Civil and Mining Engineers and
nran~hSs-rHn

DAILRoAD. MINING, WATER WORKS.
IL typographical. bridge, sewerage add
lrainage eug7nFerlug given special Affen-
ti0n. CITY properly OF lands surveyed or
sslts1ividest. Mans and mechanical draw
fnzS. engrosSing aad blue FsriaIs specially
Tnwuship pi6lS and faaE.s always on hand
Rooms 10 aud "a. Yesterday block. ,esf-
n. ~ jus In
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A RCHTTECT-RooA 5. REINIG BLOCK,
n Front and Marion streets
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Our goods consist of New Clothing, Gents Fur
nishng Goods Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes new Rub
Der Goods Hosiery and Underwear Corsets and La
dies Furnishing Goods. New Laces, Embroideres
Flouncings Ribbons Buttons; Gloves etc, New
Goods Pushes Silks Velvets and Dress Trimmings
of which the is the varied and complete
New Flannels, Ladies Cloth New Domestic and
House Furnishing Goods Bed Spreads Blankets and Com
forts the greatest variety and prices that be
matched anywhere in the Northwest. New Coaks, Wraps
etc. of which hold the banner stock. New Millinery
Hats, Trimmings, New Woods and Bazaar Goods.
New Carpets Porteres Rugs and Dress
making Department open Monday morning with the leading
modiste the Pacific Coast in charge secured
salary days ago Chicago take charge of this
line for this house
Detailed price list will follow week.
Don't fail examine complete stock before
purchasing elsewhere 1t will be the advantage OF all
buyers to do so.
Samples mailed free application
Country orders both wholesale and retail will receive
prompt attention
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cAIldna CRY Isr PiitAsrs' laassla,
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CAIldrsa ca lsr PIisAsr's CaslaFIa-
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FISHER * CLARK.
III. SHERMAN,

a RCHTECTs - BUFFERS BUILDING,
n James 81. opposite Occidental Hotel.
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DR. FANNIE III. ABBOTT,

HoMEoPATHIsT, FORMERLY OF Ias
IL Washington street, Boston, Massa-
ehzsetfs. gives special attention 20 diseases
OF women and children. Those expecting
confinement or suffering from menstrual
Irregularities should especially consult
her. Calls answered day or night. Con-
saiiation free. Treatment free for those
unable 10 pay from 5 to 10 a n. wedneS-
days. Rooms. Kenny Block. seattle
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~ Law. Attention given 10 land l.ixa-
ton. land titles and rrohass. matters ouiv
Rooms and .. Union Rlaek. Seafrlc
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physician & SURGEON, ROOM II.
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Columbia streets Office hours 10 to II. 2
TO and nights Teleohane Is.
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