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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19
A Good Farm for Sale.

The undersigned. living in tina town OF Willow
Springs, LAFAYETTE county-Sls miles south of
farm of I451a acres; all OF which is good land
and well improved. Sixty acres have been
seeded down for the past six years; two good
bottom hay meadows, and good second bottom
pasture, COON living water and running streams:
good frame house with spring at the door. good
barn. sheds etc, small orchard; and in every
way n desirable farm. Inquire on the premises.
HENRY HOWARD
Nov. :, lSS7.-lI-m6.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19
nemoeratie Meeting at RidgcMaY.

RIpGEwAV, Wis. Oct. IS.-At the
meeting held here Saturday evening.
the building was crowded many being
unable to procure seats. This shows
thar the people are awake to their in
terests and a reduction of the tariff.
James Buckley explained to them in a
most forcible and convincing way the
fallacy OF a high protective tariff for
the people of Wisconsin and Iowa
county
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

At large-NELsOE DEWEY, of Grant County.
THOMAS THOMSON, Trempleau Co.
Fret District-JOHS WINAEs of Rock Co.
Second District-HESRY N. ACELEY, Of Wau-
kesha Co.
Third District-WMLIAM p. Bragg of Green co.
Fourth District GEORGE J. OEEENANN, Of NIL
Waukee ca.
Fifth Distributions FRANZ, Of Manitowoc Co.
sixth District-JosEFH MARsToE, Of Outaga-
ME Co.
Seventh District-CYRus VI. BUTT, Of Vernon Co.
Eighth Distributions w. BAsHFoRD, oiSt. CrOix
Co.
Ninth Dlstrfct-DAvrp JENNINGS. Of Waupaca Co.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19

For President
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
For Vice President
ALLEN &. THURMAN,
OF Ohio.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

For Representative in Congress for the
Third Congressional District,
John Is. PARK NSON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19

And this condition collecting
n ssof
As more than
900 No could be furnished
the suIeuo burden indicated by
habnantPREs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19
An Address.
TO THE VOTERS OF IOWA COUNTY, WISCONSIN


The the political reaching
parties
This thousand dollars Nearly much
Of building
The methods:
Allen Thurman
would shelter
if whis
5 tobacco andoe omargerne
Upon public yourselves your your
T children.
prosperity andth o corporations
policy your living removing
: prices a greater your labor
It O o O
5 hmltsby o
o control the prices article
The t in
: the November the
o
= election candidates IN the
and
o solicit o IS
: 0
o s
Isl reduc III h
: so o
: O
z DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19
NATIONAL TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19


tanned bidding
labor public
create the master ar rob
ETTE O
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19

READING NOTICES viii be charged at the rate
Of 10 cents per line tor first insertion and cents
per line for each subsequent insertion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

VIII Re ii the Arlington hotel, seattle
Monday. New 5. and remain unnl sztur-
day night Nov. 10 Principal hotel. Port
Taunsena. Nos. u Consultation free
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06


What a comfort II Is. said Re
publican, last night, after the great
meeting at the Armory, TO have
candidate so entirely satisfactory.
listened TO his speech from the begin
ming to the end, and was sorry when
he was done. II was well conceived.
wrought in every detail with the
skill OF snan OF sense and
taste, and most admirably
spoken. Mr.. Aliens appearance and
manner attest his true character Of
honest man and cultivated gentleman.
! could but contrast the effect made
upon my mind by this speech and that
Of Mr., Voorhees, Saturday night. The
one able. modest and dignihed. the
other verbose, vituperatiye and half
scsndalous with self-pEalze. have
never in my life voted for candidate
for high otlioc with such sense Of
supporting the hest man as | shall
have to-day in voting Tor Mr.. Allen. "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06
TnoUGHTFuL sPECuLAT0Es.
Old wall street Men who Embrace
Their Opportunities.

Henry Clews In the Cosmopolitan
But few gain sufficient expe rience in
Wall street TO command success until
they reach that period In life in which
they have one foot In the grave.
When this timc comes these old yeter-
ans OF the street usually spend long in
teryals of rcposc nj their comfortable
homes, and in times of panic, which
recur sometimes oftener than once q
year, these old fellows viii be seen in
Wall street, hobbling down on their
canes 20 their brokers offices.
Then they always buy good stocks
10 the extent Of their bank balances,
which have been permitted TO accums-
late for just such an emergency. The
panic usually RACES until enough Of
these cash purchases OF stock is made
10 afford big rake in. When the
panic has spent It's force these old fell
lows, who have been resting iudici-
ouSiy on their oars in expectation of
the Inevitable event, which usually re-
turns with the regularity of the sea
sons, quickly realize. deposit their
profit with their bankers. or the over
plus thereof after purchasing more
real estate that Is on the up grade, for
permanent investment, and retire for
another season 10 the Quietnde Of their
splendid homes and families.
III Young men had only the patience
to watch the speculative signs of the
times a. manifested in the periodical
esrcsS oi those old prophetic spccula.
tors from their shells IT security, they
would make more money at these in-
tervals than hy following up the slip
perv 'tipS" OF the professional
'poinsers" Of the stock exchange al
the year round. and they would feel
no necessity for hanging NJ the raas-
tails around the hotels Of those Pre-.
eieas frauds who pretend 10 be deep
IN the councils OF the big operators,
and OF all the new ''poolS" In process
OF formation, say 10 The Young
spectators, therefore, watch the
ominsus visits to the street OF these
old men They are A. certain 20
he seen on the eve ~ panic a.
spiders creeping ssealthily and naiSe.
lessiy from their cobwebs Just before
rain, IL ron only wait "a see them
purchase. then put up a fair margin
tor yourself. keep out " the bucket
shops, as web As the sample rooms.
and only visit nelmcnlca's for lsxht
lunch IN business hours, you can
harsly fail 20 realise handsome prants
on yoGr ventures.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

fyAAI. oS SHELTON & ARMSTRONG
Y sal exanIae their Lis Of vseAnt tina
ecf .&llsas.
Arcsts Railssae. Fcnai S:rest.
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WIS, nlsnehe X. nruee says.

Ex-keEisier og tAn Treasury Il. X
Bruce + eoiag 20 New Jersey. wh~re
he Will deliver seven speeches. From
there he NtN 80 g. Connecticut. where
be VII deliver three speeches. ami
then 10 NeW Work, whore be will DE-
llver thrce morC. tie has fast ~.
turned from Indiana and the North.
wcs' AS q Michigan. Minneseta
and Wisconsin, said be. Il have no
doubt. It's nonsense 10 talk IL aav
enc q the@ sssng hemecVaiic. They
are al safe for the Eeputlicans.
Aow ahowt Indiana
Well iudisna Is an right. uaieas
the Democrats saoula poar hie III
q yeoney iu there iasi ato1t The tigne
~ rleetfgn tNat say shai the m.
salt Wogid tc Ia that ease.
Ioa thsak NV York Is safe for fl.r
Republicans ~
That Is thc oriatoa I have from all
/ hear
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

Il looks like n Waterloo all along the
Inns. New YORK. il safe. with forty
thousand votes 10 spare. Connecticut
Is certain for Harrison and protection.
The skies are clear In Indiana. The
& doubtful states" are doubtful no
longer,
Itisnow clearly aracc for maiorities.
Every state that has voted thus far
has outdone It's best record since the
war and In the greater election OF to-
day We may look for greater majori-
ties. Everywhere the battle is being
fought on the great issue Of protection
70 American industry. II was put be-
fore the country by Mr. Cleveland and
Il will carry him 10 his political grave.
In this big fight Washington Terri
tory, rs the seat Of industries whose
Iiie depends upon the policy OF pro-
lection. should speak with a loud
note. II Is not more important that
protection should win in this election
than that II should win decisiveiy.
With such an issue bare majority
s.ould be only little better than de.
feat. We want majority 80 big that
II win be q notification TO the country
at large that Washington is squarly in
line and IN the front rank for the great
and vital principle upon which the
public good here and everywhere de-
ponds,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

The duty u TODAY & toEs % she
polls and vote. and - vots tbe Re-
pabiirsn ticket ssrsight frora gehn B.
Alien aown 70 Charles Robinson. Lei
every r,ad Espabisean so~1ay form
hlmsslf into a comnsttes of one 70 see
10 il that hi aeisssfcr gets out 70 The
polls. Zee that there i 20 nsgsect-
We are assured o. majority. bslt i Is
Important that is shsuId be . ronser.
4 decisive majority i needed, not
only 10 emphasize the rrofersion sen-
timsns Of the territory, btst % show
the country At large that the two last
preceding elections were usssasuai and
accidental. Let us plant Washington
Territory firmly on th< Republican
side
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A VERY NAsry nm.

The charge that the torches aud
uniforms used by the Republican
clubs OF this city we're manufactured
by Chinese is the most stupid. II not
the moss disreputable. lie OF the cam.
paign. The uniforms and torches OF
the flambeau Club we're manufactured
by the Domestic Manufacturing Coma
pany Of wallinsford. Connecticut, and
those of all the other clubs hv the
pettibcne Manuiactaring Company of
Cincinnati. They did not oente from
BIN cochrane' farm or J, u, Metcaits
kitchen, where Chinese labor Is the
rtlie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

There ars In sesftie nusahss os Isepab
Hes = who have ssosef into Tbs eity frosn
shs East sfthln The r<zs ysar, who voaid
Ike 70 vote for John 3. AIlen. Accustomed
70 sstss where there are rexsssy LAYS fisey
imagine ;hey snHn b. registered befars
they can vote. This 10 /. nissake. wash
iagsoa Territory has no registry Isw. and
foe dc heseft Of these newcomers sho
may a~slss to be counted for protection. Il
nay be stated that sss wsr wmo HAS EKEx
4 BONA Yspx KKssnwsT % THIS rxEEiToGy
ros sfx MONTHS s. rxrrrfgD 10 VOTE IepAS.
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Notice to Contractors and Builders.

- EALkb TENDERS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
- up % MoaGay. December g. lSss. for
TIE labor and materials nccrsssry ir tire
erection and iueiossng 81 the cuu.er bald
ing and two wards for the proposed Ha<r,5-
tai Tor TIE Insane to BE bulit at Medical
Lskc. spokane county, Washington Terri
tory Hics Viii - taken for the eousfrtls--
Goa d TIE bHilfing both In stone GHd
eriek. Bids wiz also be tSkcr sor tho
whole or Sersrstc PARTS os the same. gn-
ciI.ffuz cremation. Stone pgork brirk
work, Csrfenfer work uafutinx a.sa alAg.
Tag. galvanized iron and ia uo-k. A cer-
tites5 eeec& 10 The value Of 10 per cent 81
ths .iu tas.-t Aesc5il Psl1f each uiG- wh3ch
wili be forfsiicSi % the Territory sA0aid the
Bidder fail to qualify with good and ac-
erpiAbie snFesies 70 tire value % - per
eeoL Of the contract price within 10 DAYS
alter Fgey4EiNE noskce Of the acceptance of
ias bic, sAu hid. rct raaie oar on blank
tersas og aGacrozarsaes ~ certified
check . the vsirc Ahave stated, o. that
tlsy fie yFeseaicsi alter itic til1e stated viii
b ret-gref- The commissioners reserve
the right . re.cet sur or al bids Plans
aa3 specifications snd detailed arxxings
san = seen ~ Aessicsl Lake Gu ~ Afsar
0ct0tgr Is. Esss. It'd bank fc-ras obsaguea
s. Ar15xluE - stanley Mzlactf, Medical
Lake, y. T. AZ ales 30 sse ssSled Ana al
ssaesss-i % Stanley ftEi}ert, secretary 81 Tie
tyisisflaE csmfaissica- Nedieal lake, " T.
zzd vii . aecsivea M "a y o'naacS nnou,
fsecssnssef = ISIS. e. NHlrh tiz.e ard place
they Hia - opened ia he prsSenee OF
si1ters. Ns8s ~ sse marked sfroyxsa5 for
szlisias hssFlial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

When Ar. Allen was nominated the
PosT-IsrKIlssESeER predicted that he
would be elected bv majority Of
five thousand We now withdraw the
figures and advance them by one
thousand. lis oar judgment, based
upon reports from all over the terri
tory. that Mr. Allen will have a ma
Iority OF upwards OF six thousand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06
BARGAINS WANTED.

"ASTED, FOR CASH. WANT TO
w purchase at bottom figures. for East
eru parties. the best lot that can be had in
Seattle to-day for $40, f20o. $50. f2l $40.
t3l 500. ~ 500, $50 and 5000; also three
lots on part times also one let and small
house; owners must pay regular commits
sion. List your property flor sale or rent
with X. q. Faegre. Is Washington street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

Sick Lady ftD Bridget. Win ear1s
psdn't | inst<nes Foa 80 sxy, Bridget.
10 any ene fb1t called that was too
ID 70 be z3fnx
Bridget Tn. bat sszur<, sass-s,
fereot L infotreiy na On. muEs. they
Do have suck h<1rtifui fzli salts On
Sick LAZY sronxsng herself Yea
nasy SAP 10 the IsSIes. Brffrzf. that
viii &c 3osn a. once.
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Every man y wears q age whe hiss
lived In the territory six noaths pre-
ccding to-day Is eatstlel 10 vote.
There Is no registration. Every vuter
must pa; in his ballet a. the roil,ne
place in the precinct in which he Ave.
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IresshleE via KaiFe saa nit,s.

Hgmiryas@ Ala snseai
Shai ap oia iasn. YVES re oT wear
hase; I'm the pgcsche la A&v This
I. lsuguaee wss addressed 81 Res. j Z.
Gadeisa, = Baptist rsiinsgor in Shelly
cuuntv. a. he snnaahcel his teAt last
Sunday morning The speaker was
navi3 WsyFtlisen, uesHter - h.s
church. who had seiifsuly hepaa.e
trare3 eH she sgh}ecf 81 url.ran.
With kgits h enc hand and 5 lish.e
rs the other Nargvllson then rehe,i
up anS down this aisle aud preached
sermon fafson Radcliffe trled -
iease tAe ho4ssN and fsastelisea
sprsug uroa h5n snl aezt hla Sc
vegcly Mhi'c tas firls Wss g,anr %
the congregation eScsped sfani tae
The church narf1lis8m tlssn eaH.
f,efed Ar0an4 sarnaeh tAe ngislstsar-
hnoi .ef sAFee ssays with h.E kH.fe IN
one hand ard his hihlc ia HE ether.
rFeS< aiax - svcfs one BE saes and C.
fylae arrest. Nes'eFdAy Re wAs cap
tarei and to-day was takrn to the IN
sanr zsylam ~ TuSaloosA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

Spokane Falls papers os ocsober 3
wene delivered froU the Seattle Np,,ss-
'ol'iec yesterday, Another demcnS,es-
tion Of Democratic ineapaclsy 10 nan.
age the ordinary business Affairs oi the
s.,,,,,,tr..
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Tux ernAIcnr TICKET.


Lmok Ont Tor DoE1r
and Compare.
variety Of lxgus and ''tioesoress
tickets hxsrsnr tie Republican imprint
- in e4fralssios. In wire TIE
,,ssre 81 Ronald has been ssbsti
fsIf<d for that Of Kisn&er. IN oshfrs the
peroe a Gilman f1f that % Osborn fkst
81 f:ochfAne for MeGrAs. etc. There are
various combinations. all Of course frauds,
1euf and Designed 10 deceive csytiess sosess
f6llow1nr h the straight ticket cstit
out and compare Il With your ticket before
ron deposit it fn The ballot box
For Congress,
JOHN B ALLEN.
For prssadser General,
A. P. CURRY.
For Acknowledgement,
X. 3. 0'BklEN.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
". w. NEHLis.
For Joint Councilman
JOHN y, AuLT
For Councilman.
JOHN q. KIskEAEl
For Representatives.
!. r. BLAcKBuks.
J. n. JONES,
W. " htNEbAhis
FOR sheriff,
JOHN n. Mc0kAw,
For Auditor,
w.R. F0RkEsT.
For Treasurer.
W. q. LATiMER.
Foy Probate Judge,
RICHARD OSB0ks-
For County Commissioner,
FRED GAecH.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
JOHN WOODEN,
For Assessor
JULIUS HORTON.
FOR school Superintendent.
v. A. PusEY.
For Coroner,
IL N. eMART.
For Surveyor,
e. II. Anderson
FOR Wseckmasser,
e. r. SHOEMAKER.
Precinct Oflieers.
For Justices OF the Peace
JOHN !. MILLER,
c. VI RIVERS.
For Constabies.
n. q. THORNTON,
CHARLES RobiNBUN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

Tire, raosths aeo Coehsa1e ras an
arosaaf free fSader. sos IL b<gs ''Ake
togs'' 70 IL Tie fariF oion<.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

n yoH desire seasibie. b,isiasss-like
board Of county commissioners, rofs fos
Fred Gaseh. " H. Taylor and John
Hoefia
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II Is the duty Of every enpl oyer TO
give the men IN his service time to 60
10 the polls and vote This Is work
ingmans election.
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE AN ANNUAL MEET
i ing of the stock holders of the Seattle
Dry Dock K ship-building Company at the
effice of the company at Moran Bros, in
the city of Seattle. W. r., Nov. n, 1855, at
10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year and
the transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
BY order OF the president.
GEO. KELLY, Secretary.
Seattle, W. T.. Nov 5, lsss.
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NEW MUSIC ROOMS.

.IE2 MATTE A. BRIDGE. HAVING
vi iss,szss- ~ Tuasa Nes ! and = Fkc0
EauSes lsz-ss FFI.nt sfrpel F..gsaas desiring
isss1racIians 81 flaz0- Fzssfl- cello. - wei
A. IN easEsrfan sgd Eaiae es1aray4s. sriEl sns
E1det azy care tie Es1st gsfsF.sHgh and
esea Feiss.zt asszstaSc-- Der ere<scuF ais from
t4s Ezss k3a SoEs1 At - he strongest
sslAr3rssz. AID Ssssirs1 - Sab4sc n esaeasex
~ A1g fsszpzts ssEr1EsF sfe wiuter. ttsere Efu
b. SERIES 81 free i.sesnrcs eszzeesed with
ssnzsc, - histzxy Acd - eGzrosxrs
Tessns apSa sPplsesszaa.
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Vote early. Don't put IL off tilI late
in the day and run the risk Of being
too late
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TAKE HIN.

Take yoa Democratic neighlsor to
the polls and see that he votes the
straight Republican ticket.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06

See kow Big majority King ess,safy vaiH
gre fv Aiien and ne wAeis Republican
f.el<,
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Vote foF Joha n. fiiea and protection
10 The industries Of Bashiagtsn Territory.
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4 rote for ro@Aees Is rote for free
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B,ssAwAaehsf Reaaai Aosels for fst
trade. lie ,eesld Ao,el ger asyghiae sle
sAas pFoaisei % eeness tae SsusA ef tse
ergxass Of fAe North.
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". y. Forrest, Rcpatsiaaa oasSsa2.lf fos
swdftar, = fae bsss aan sser aoxsaassd
~ tkas pssisisA u eay psssfleel pssts IA
King coaafy.
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AHen and protection % ne iadasfIiie. Of
the terrffoyy
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The "mea with eianer buckets
viii decide to-siay who shall he presl.
dent Of The uuisea ssAses
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4 Svse fg Ieaa n. MeGrew ssh h 9
sese foF Aea<eg alssi slscisReg On ~ sAer-
t6'.s esSe,
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Losd GslgA Efecsiieasr tassAgass ss3sAss
.'tasaoys Aas sisssass' T. rs os3rinr ~ 70
.fs,os mia sAs tariff
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FI>,NcI,t..


INtNp-A &EN MOROCCO F8EKasT
4 sss0k f,at efntna ehgrk ga Dexter Uae-
t4H &c, nSek, aFsaa in favor % SSa1ael
Aias2th NNUsf can haVe sane IS calling
nI=as = A. AtsoAN. i&sea sSiaaa. clty.
ls'es .sS fu9pe7iT aa4 Feyzas fat tais a.
tesitsesseaf
I.'NgNb-oN lAAfES STREET.. A rs0r,
fas1S ulees eise ease Oauer can arvr
49, ~ sa-aee e tAls ofre and fsytur
stss GGfrrf5ss'saraE
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ST. nat sen hats &c st'saisA g'ass&.-
ean sscssh
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

J. g. sCuKHY H. X. OWENS.
SCURRY ~ OWENS,
(ayIL ENGINEERS. SURVEYORS AND
~ Contractors. Railways and other pub
lie works designed and built Office
Rooms 80 and 81, Yesler block, James ST.,
opposite Occidental
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A CONTRAST. INDEED.

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EDUCATIONAL

NIRS. A. II PAINTING. RECENTLY or
vi Nkscaga, hss opened q studio AT
rgsom 5, tiors.on block. 81 Fronf street,
who're she wall receive pupils in singing.
veice culture aad plane. Office hours.
snefnlnEs from ? 70 u and Tuesday and Fri.
dsy Afternoons from 5 10 s. singers trained
for pariof. ehureh aud concert Staging.
and is the niasie - tbs italian. French or
English schools Mrs. fantinx wauid ac-
ccf9 res5tioa as soprano in church ehGis
NJ ~ AUGUSTA < WILLIAMS. TEACH
Vi 50 % clpcatioa nelsArfa system 81
expression ". &. r. q Hall, SO sr3 street
ryi waite or class lessons
uFANTEp-FIvE FUFIiS no QUALIFY
w for fsasltious in shorthand. hvan old
reporter Ms p A. Thomas, seattle real
estate of'icgs
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". 6. Lstimsv Is tAs nan Jer seeput,
treasurer
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A Meeting

rs HEREBY CALLED BY THE BAR
i tenders and Liquor Dealers Assoeia-
ton for Thursday evening. at Turner hall.
$50 sharp, for the purpose of perfecting
the organization.
Ry order committee
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B'sa, Aonesf Richard 0sbornis The man
fer probate Judge.
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FOR SALE.

Two lots, corner Of Miu
and Second streets. This
is one of the best blocks
that is for sale in the city.
One lot, corner Of Com
mercial and Main. This
is . fine location for any
kind Of business, either
wholesale or retail, and
will make one Of the best
places for q bank in the
city.
An extra bargain on
Front street.
Three choice lots on Sec
ond street.
Three lots on Fourth
street.
Choice residence lots in
all parts of the city.
HEPNRR 4 DlSHON,
EOS, COnnereial st. Seattle, W.T..