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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
PERTINENT SUGGESTIONS.

The retiring mayer eloaeS his osfsfisl
service with n review oi city Affairs
which Is wosth the readiug ard care
fui con liberation Of every citizen. The
recent rapid growth Of Seattle. he
points osst, IL 4 consequence Of whoie-
sosne conditions hazel upon tie re-
sources Of the Territory the growth 81
population and the development q
industry. In the activities Of Seattle
we have. 8. DR.. Minor shows. the re-
fieefsen af the activities ~ the Puget
found Basin. and 81 the whole Terri
tory. Within n year our city has
wholly changed IT. character, has
ceased u be a town ard become n
metropolitan city. IT, business rela-
tons are no longer hsnstesi TO the
ssronnsi country. bat extend to all
parts 81 the Territory. to the great
Ianlher markets Of the world. 10 The
financial eenters Of the East and Of
Europe. to the fishing banks Of the
northern coast. to the sealing waters
OF the frenotcs North. aud to Alasks.
A city thus established and expand
ing owes some things TO IT, own char
scter and importance which may
properly enough be disregarded or
neglected in IL earlier career. Street.
public institutions. etc, which were
good enough for the town Of Seattle
are extremely shabby for the city Of
Seattle
The necessities now upon as as the
consequence OF increased population
and enlarged relations of industry end
trade are pointed out with careful de-
tail by Dr. Minor. We need greatly
improved streets with substantial
psyemenis tn the place OF the existing
wooden roadway We need an ex-
tension Of streets and grades. and. q
the mayor might sell have speelllei
improvement In the facilities for sup
plying water aud light. We need
parks for which We have the basis in
slightly tracts 81 land at present in a
state Of natare Shade trees are
needed not only tobeaatity the city but
10 increase the comfort Of our people.
These and other matters referred 20
IN the message are dependent TO w.
extent II least upon the action ol i,ie
city government The mayor and tie
city council can do much for the ciey,
and It hehooyes them TO be sisilsat
and eaterprlsina il they would maze
Seattle equal to her opportunities and
abreast with the progressive move
nents Of the time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
HOW TO BUY LAND.
Ger lied Cssess. Parsbie at Sigh
on She Puget -Susd satiosa4
Bank g. ven 80 security
for sIaasy Gnvssf~d.

To those des3rous or buyixg properly on
iasae, and becoming property oNaeTs and
landlords. We offer the following
We wili allow y0n from tlsree months 80
ayc years time. according 20 the land you
ss1Eeat
We charge aesther premium nor falercs.
ca Tine i'agsaessts, and VIII give yen sar.
Hauty deed
s g have lots a; 80 sn4Sffs .hns are close
. Madison street. aud Gse within radius
q one spd at niles Of the fesztaa.ee
fhes lag .r4s sss are deS3ra5se ioss
y rrssaIre Only % pcr cent ss 50 earnest
tee issss aioUans ~ each and every suisse
mercy and sc sssf give ees ~ sss5 cheek for
ssssrf fasaeai
Tbs rasex il aFawn BY the PBset ssussl
Aa.a0anl haaa and IL male psYAbse al
sight ts3us grEuflzIg the purchaser HiYsa
ages as59 ysfly.sessss that lave never 30
aefsse Sfsgrssl
Alter you have bzrgaisea for ere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
A VALUABLE CHANGE.
An Effort To Prevent Chinese Camins
From, NancntsHef

United States Marshal Hamilton
aud Deputy United States District At
torney Charles f. Mun,lay, returned
rom Vancouver, Il. C., yesterday. hy
the Premier. TO whica plaec they con
yeyed the six Cinnamon who were
recently ARE ted for being unlawfmlly
within the jurisdiction at TIE United.
States. The Cinnamon all had cert.
&c ates permitting them to land on the
British side. The Canadian officers
stated that hereafter no certificates
would De sus5l 70 Cinnamon leaving
there anti after they have purchase d
their tickets for China Asst j. nov,
n Gilman goes 10 the Canadian Gus
tom honse. tells the officers he Is going
10 bina. and they siraightwaY issue
him a certificate permitting him - re-
turn, Instead OF going Ia China. Mr.
thiuaman make hi. way 10 America.
and il he Is arrested here be Is taken
back at the expense Of the govern
mcut and his certificate enables him 10
land in Britt II tcFritorv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

iected ~ ths corporation agents fos
the ferrsskrsal capital. NOT in the h.
ssress II Ne p<orle. bat sszv tbe sdvsn-
saxs 81 a.. corporation and II thcse 70
wAonx lis povsrs ars committed n
shf. Territory II proposed 10 more
the earitsi. mot b. the ssir means Of :
popular vote. bat by Political snsrr
practice and isbse-y. We very ssaeh
mistake the temper Of orr people i
The tssck can be fzsle 10 work-
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rmn oAriraL JoB.

From many sources, both paisslc and
private. the PosT-IsrsLtIseScKR hears
expressions bitterly hostile TO the
proposition 10 move tbs Territarial
capital from Olympia 10 North Yak
ina. That the scheme IL a private
oue fer the advantage OF the Northern
Pacific railroad and few OF is hang.
ers-on. is an especial cause for disap-
pFoval and disgust. Many Of the peo-
pie % this Territory have not forgotten
how North Yakima came into exist
ence, and the remembrance is not cal
eaiased 10 give the present scheme
popular favor
The facts, briefly, are as follows /.
The pioneers OF the Yakima country,
whose advent preceded that 81 the
railroad By many year, estahli hes, q
Eettlemesls ia the mouth OF What g.
known as The Ahtanun,. OF Yakima
Pass Ia iSsi. when the Northern
Pacific made is way through this pass.
and Of necessity through the settle
ment the latter had grown into an
extremely pretty town Il had pop
ulatian IT Eve hundred or upwards
Therc wrte icw brick and many
wooden stores two or three cammo-
diols eharghes. a fine public school !;
"a lcN tine &c iJeaees and pretty dwell
ines without numbers The streets
were lined slth ornamental trees, ami
pure. e0.d water ran in refresh.
ing streams along she margins
Of every street it wa. pretty
and altogether soodly aud
prcspssous town The railroad
managers. CHIC Identical men who
are uav tryiae 50 manipulate the
captd aRsi other political Job for tac
Northern Faci3cl tried 90 gei the
t3Snsite owners 60 divide ih,ir land
ia oon Iteration II thcir establishing
depot. ut the proposition was ne
ieeted sish Indignation rs an unwag-
fantcd and dishonest cxaciion. iitglc
short in iaes, 90 aaenus ht robhery.
has '''0 "'''''s'es ~ !" '''r''ed o''t. had
IN 'Fe l'aNrr 'han "at -"pp'se.i' for
The snsese.'c,' 3" iafeins the eeiaa-
u 'hneHt et e "epot ioar n'iics away.
a'3 "a competing ise TRAINS 10 run
pc sh "'e Tow" without s''IpinE'
r ths4 acS town sac name If Nofth
Ni'"s WIS s''ea a'a1 W ih t''e ASS -
" -''t s1''e ''s''s.'F' a sysicn'a i''
seoe ''e y iee@i i'o~fH 'fe'A zoe
o. aAt town ia see'a'tre ioi ne "cw
. wa Begun. ~ '1e ease oi q seaA
e'on,fy soni''ah''f 'ae'c 'ea'd' 81
coaFs'. he hatoue o0ie1we. The o'd
tow Was a'*f'at ''e,' aad fy2e''ea'll,'
as4ueonei. and 'he RES town co} b.c,i
uP .'- hu iacss sat sHceee BED
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE

more lets, should yoH, through slckness O,
( aecideiit. become pressed Tor money. Won
hate only 10 preseat y0ur cheeks 4, ne
] bank aud they .iil b. eEsAed on the st.a.
I ios tbstF Tall face saiue.
f0u are. therefore. BY the OPTION aud
PRIVILEGES We Offer, insured AGAINST acsi
deHf. You are g0ar treasurer aud banker
ana ~ the saans tifae IA owner Of valuable
property
Sh0sisi y0u a. ans sirae saweyer. n,e,eu,
the efles r. al the bzak fSr payment they
VIII D. immediately boaoref aga fgr.
varied - IL, and yoa thereby auuni AN
rlSisis 81 pnrcbsse oF the said land
We offrF q golden opportunity and advise
You 70 5i3y n92. poa1 eAft for time and
h-siis~nee - as3gr3 Y0u the Opportunity
oi saJigx, cVDid have bought such aud
slca is'f q few months a10 for - 1uacn-
aug Dow = u worth 30 much
Make year Income. 40 matter how snail
earn sefnetAiag sci youT rorftef-.fone
isetofe The boom and benefit from he adj.
Itaaseoistinenial railroads are heading
Tor seattle
Manufacturing Is aourishiax ani rros-
!hs fssfa healthy growth
bsaeFat commerce Is tn a stase OF cub
sfAliiai progression.
fae daily papers are filed with ACCOUNTS
{ neE s1scFyfises-
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STEAMER WILMINGTON.


Do you think the oppos ition which
Frank Bernard going TO start with
the W.l'ningto. between san Fran
q 90 and the Sound. viii be Of a per
mapent n-taFe asked a rcporteG
yesterday 81 a w,llposted business
man
"of course I have no inside knowi.
edge of the matter. bat ! viii tell YOU
What ! think about IL Nau viii per.
hsps remember that in ISIS. ! think
it was Mr. Bernard placed tie Wi.
ialnston ou til. route insummapd oi
Captain y o blackburn. and tha;
after she had ls'en ON the route a few
m0nth- the Pacific Coast Steamship
ruupany chartered her Tor a term ei
years 81 onething like sixteen han.
dfesi dollars per month and laid her uF,
ta Oakland creek. w here sic remained
>osae years she vas then fixed M
and Used bg hecDmpluv as . ireichteF.
Hes charter, e eems. has cxpireI. and
Frank Bernard II NOT the kind as a
ntAn that allows grass 20 rrow under
MS feet. and De- Is eoing 10 make the
company charter her again. o. ei e
make her very tfo ih'cs0me 10 them.
fer one Wn9ta like 20 see an oupasi-
tlon tnc of steamers on that route.
Wii ] sln alFAitl as soon as TIE Pacific
toast Steam hip Company see. that
Frank BERNARD really means ha.iness.
they viii charter the stragacr again a.
they have a fire trade row beth in
freight anti passenger aass don't want
&c diViled no.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
THE BLANCHARD MILL.
Construction Soon 10 be Commenced
Probably at seattle.

The Blanchard Railroad Company
Niil soon commence the construction
Il a szNmill on Page. Sound. Mr..
Dudley Blanchard has just returned
from Cleveland. Ohio, and Detroit,
Michigan. where he went to consult
BIS business associates in regard 10 the
matter, and it was decided that the
company boaid build mill at some
suitable eoini on the Sound, Seattle
preferred Ito be furnished with the
latest and most improved machinery
and OF cuttisg capacity OF i00,0eQ
feet OF lumber Ia ~ hours. Ii was
also decided III Il the company should
sell no more fvgs, but retain all that
are put ia from'now GA for their DAN
mill. which IS Expected TO he ready for
business carlvS in the spring. Mr..
blanchard stats that thev will coutia.
ne PARTING log In the water ~ long rs
the weather continues fine. bat when
the rains ret in their camps will be
shat Gosyu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

seattle IL the center 81 s5pfa
hitbs 81 the Pnge, eoand dziss1s !. y
British c5iamlss aa5 Assska ~ -; -.
Tor large proportion OF fAssf -. - s
ehauaise, machinery asd sI.ppz. Z. -
The wholesale hoHes u E<s ~ ~
adeiphia. Esssfon. Chiessa an1 " :, -
cisco ressagbize SEATTLE - slla ~ ~ r.
mart. aud are agbting tspfa Az
her patronage ....s.>h.1af6
Every week bersids TIE es'as -. -, =
a new agesey 10 our msesf iSf
Introduction Of faesr vars -. 4 -
Cable ears eonHerfipx tpfH 49, -. -
city, with many other IA. 49,
fsYises are but a question 81 eIss. 4. 81 -
For taese reasons asd faslss - - -
ers that are within resdf tslA - r
II you are la wssatnzsea ~ ~ \
your health, make u q rfss -. -
y0u are here for insesSrzSnss
prices are los. -. urGoG4
such expressions a. y rs1 80 nslG
Ia the Eastern states ehe4Pe< -, 80 -
here" don't draw 3nfefe@1 = -
OF reap the benefits 0! "A ssx 1L.. -
We can sell % yoa n0s -
cheaper fhRn 30 cen sri ~
date. 49, 49,
spring and sHnshlns w1a go IN -
esfees on real estate prices = y
Oh aoWers II s1ii briag -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

DISTRACTIONS N FLOWERS, FRUIT.
I Frres and fAzdseape E.4ea Ia sli5
sii1 Pasted satHti ~ aithrf "a Class 81 ~
sAFt. a. p As,snstie terrzss Is MgR T. t.
-fa.Sss e RAi.saa IpllA- sn4 yuui3 ..
sAT4 naher Mrs. rsaifA aiil t.a E.sqasssl %
see Shy 0oe wsxAtre hssaag a. ss-liers -
&uesfzss. Fhursz4rs ard szfssEsszFs. s-aas
. - , "a ~ cana Ass ssnrs,. ~ 4
tss.ssases. csszlae- ssxasna aa4 E3sssak. rsss-
s~sas ~'4sssalaa ty-zsS
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IMPORTANT To INVESTORS.

SEFERAL HUNDRED ACRES or wFST
- Seattle land. s;lessd;d water font. adj
joining freepori; IN aerys a,s3oinina Kirk
isnd n - per acre; 500 for iais cleared
anG fenced, next 10 Mil sireet cahse rad.
enly tAFce-qnRTsefs II mile from tie post
oflies; several good bargains in business
property; $ acre tracts adjoining Rsysua
park, improved. running water. anIy soc
GEORGE DpRFFRI.
0ifice. west side Of Commercial street. up
Stairs. between Aili sn1 Washington. n,
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FROM HOT SPRINGS. ARK

Nr }oAa 4 E5SYsiSu. g'rsssEaai Medical
ana sfrs2s 81 iustisgls sayse - hare msasa
Ackfrs tEsEsefsSlz 4aaaeas ~ tmfltsgssfs,,l
s4i lasf r-fzt rssEsslTE is4 retssassssfslflf..
sfr - es. s1rT ussrc tsss ramr5g have
f'rrefgstss 8 % HN-fE-agS ssstieEzfs zz1 f,
eFEf1 tz~c easr p al .saoS results Aasrrs.
u Si.ffess at2gts aEe SuSrxQ.esss azsas S.5ls.
by A. 3 STEWART S.a4gv
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

THE RE6tfaG EXAMINATION ur
: ;Farhers VIII 'Hse uisas az this Decay
esaall iiosIsn NSrsb seattle. on Nrslsfss-
aaY sad TausS3ss An<aSf Sgh Aria sih.
ls,ss caaa saeuriaE a. ,s'ci.rs 3. ~
ISAAC I. EsLM,
kEg County Schos,' SGTf
@s-sfsle, fu5v - fs-ast ss3-.ysf
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To Contractors.

NEAfED PROPOSALS WILL RI RE-.
- ceivesi ~ the Board % q he,al pi.sse-
fers f0- District No 1 uHdi 2 oreloek =. m
Of August -. isss. fsf tde erection 81 fwn
school buiidlnes
Proposals ~ te made serssHieiy for each
building, sud the prgfs-ai rsE;sf sfa,e tis.
time reg siirea for The c0uyietian 81 each
tasleifs after the EF5T9val II the contract.
Eash PROPOSAL taa.E be sncaEi7p snisd ~
al aaeersed hank check 81 tao tnelisapgi
aoilsfS. sazdI fs2 able 81 tho President II
iss Board. ~hica chez = will b. forfeited 10
Seho0i District Se. II the party decline 10
cs1eT is3ie . contract II til such security a.
the Easrsi saay re.qusrI
II the tefIder - not secuted fAa e5erlz
9iil fse returned
i'.asss Azai specifications fnAe be seen at
The oilies e W g. fsssaBe, Architect.
Tile Baan4 reserves tae right q reject
aly AL 81 bsds- ;s.zf,i
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A CEAIRvoE Ant asf] TESI MEDIUM
II has GFglvsss IN shis eltg frss.r Fesefszae
tST'-Goa. aad slli Fsfazia for q szS-s ffsns
fsssls Her tests are zBsssr saf1sf2z4f4Tv rs-
Esriiax health. marriage. fssyuess ard a.
seli frsxssEs- tlgr roszas are a. Arsiazt0rg-
js45sEz
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a NECESSARY REFORM.



Chief Of Possoe Mitchell : getting
into his work with hat little fuss or
fscurssh OF tranyrss. He prefers not
10 say VIA: he Is rosny 70 DO. bat
rzther to les his acts tel fcr them
selves. Already. however. be has
in@sgarase.l ore ssucA -neesgesi reform
He has zrfosn.s5 James Borart. esty
s<iser. r1Basrx ttr action Of the city
council, ami Mr. Bcxzrt has under
taken 70 make the efty jail 81 place
for the coat neuent OF human b-fngs.
YESTERDAY nc moved every movable
article out q doors aud gave the pazre
tkorougk sxeepinT He thea turned
the hose % and flooded the ixl and
scrnbbesl Is cut A barrel OF lime Was
rexs procured and the ~ ais well y bite
washed sew locks viii 80 pat en- the
cell doors zrad Hex bedding provided
TIE expense VIII he ssout $50, brt -
in wortay c4ase The old bedding
dirt and other articles were saoveled
iato . wagon and eartea away. some
Of the articles have more or less his-
tory attached to them A policeman
whp was watching the process Of load
ing the dray. made sssch com 1asEts az .
There goes the shirt OF the man v tlo
took koagn on R4tS There j. one
sarzh AeBgnn4h. " etc.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Bogsrt vas
isisily engaged fixing up and decorat-
ing the cossnrii efsAfnt.eF for the rect
ing FRIDAY evening.
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baArn OF PaisctNAN McGlvgIAv. --
! T. Mcclellan. the wei known Pc
leeua1. 3icl yesterday m0-niae. aged
S. wears he bad becn acting rzptain
si1ee t,lc Fe,ignati1a Of t'apiain Mem
cins Aa>i saturday r'aht be coal
p'alaei oi ice,iar so and Hss obliged
10 So home lie rafialy rrew warsc
uaia his death Mr. Mcclellan va
au els timer oa the coast and was we'll
and iasarahiy kuoNu- lie had heen
oa thc roi5ce force ahaut tno wears.
ard Nas q VI SAINT ard eon<rieat.sus
o1 cce. iie ieaves VI lie ard SIX ehii-
a-sH ln >frssscued rircusustaac9s-
3 he eecC7-es vas a men her ui tie
f4tf5a{i on,cF sons % AHuerf q arts
fhe AUist;s oi }.ai0- The fanrral
srFsng epeHts have u0t vet been DE-
cl .ets Epaa
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The new chief OF police has begun
veil by thoroughly cleansing the city
Jail. And now sill somebody have the
streets eleaned9
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fFEBN ANExS'~ pz~srFERKtNcr ~
The disappearance az Perry Harne
st'ii reiua.us 81 uueuived. aysteer.
snd ths theory Is gaining e7oHai IA i,
ec has laieily lelt lhc csaatev on &C.
cuunF ut Assircs toaRast-s Ns-~fs~-
ass jean l'seruln Sled ga apyli ati p
SEQ fae Gf-trlrt sasfrt For "a atta hrncn;
io hc i-saea On ENae's property To
seeaFe tsc p1sHcut of q rrslt. 5s~srg
ra1e ter >isst aa1 iaiercst Mr. Hieru-
eng si-egr4 that ga ne hzd aAseon. esl
or at l'ss-t ab.casei hiniseif from p >
H~i1ai rlacr II sss1is. Ihc astac hfaent
uas saca
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FiBtClass Private BOARDING
OIL AND PASTEL pAINTIyG

HOUSE. COR MARION AND sEaxT
Ill -. over pFaz ssore. Bsaai ~ fsv
w..ss ~ Mlasssa rx4
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Two FISH PAlsrrses. The walls OF
the owi CiubT rooms have been adorned
with two 500 paintings. One Is by
W. W Armstrong. and j. a beautiful
view OF Mount shasta. 1t contains q
great variety of color artisticaiiy
blended, and Is rare germ. The other
i view Of Yellowstone park. with an
Indian camp in the foreground. IL IS
g grand mountain view, and was
painted By G. b. Collins. The pic-
lures are FIVE and hall feet square.
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McKINNON & CO.,
MRS. MERCHANT.

DIE DgFyEgs. CONTRACTORS AM,
1 Builder oe5es-iH the Alley. sss,-r,-
site ~. ssssf.5ss ~. S.-sss8s n fasftst
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANIEO.
"ANTEp-GoOD STRONG BOY ABOUT
w y years old. who lives wfta parents.
inquire a. SEATTLE Brass Fanndry.
uASTED - A PRINCIPAL FOR THE
w P1yalisp school. Address r VII
son. school clerk Pus zisHr-
XEANTEn - A GOOD pRESSMaKEE
w who thoroughly understands fitting
and cutting. wos1hs Ike employment by
the dsy Address Room J. is Cherry -.
WASTED-TD LET A CONTRACT FOR
w the clearing OF land Apply az oaee
f8s fail particulars 10 c. ". B0AAS
59zss Front street. jyzsst
WASTE DIV GOOD MIXERS
w - sdr work the year round. Ger
man or swiss preferred: wages SIS per
month. Apply - f. MEEkEK. Kent. jyass6
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FOR RENT

I,oR REST-fITE- ROOM HOUSE, TWO
II miles fresn postotiSce; $40 per month
REEFS z, DANIELS. starr hfock
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NOR RESI-A NICELY FURNISHED
y Office, suitable for doctor. dentist or
btwyer's Office also suite Of rooms suit
s.Sle for Offices, or dressfnsker or ,nilliner's
ieeH. For rent al the International Hotel,
Cherry street. Cali soon.
E.,0R RENT-fyPNIsHED AND UNFUR-
II uished roornf Ia all parts of the city
Call on PosEaoY, SsoFroRp & Co. rooms
"A and .. Union Block Front ST. mhsi
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I,oR SALE MILLINERY BUSINESS FOR
Il sale. as per invoice. Central location.
Coed .easons for selling. Address B. W,
this osice.
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FOR SALE

L,oR sALE-CnEAp HOMES, on THE
Il installment plan; house and lot for
use; also lots without houses on, saae
plan. Call on MILLS & FERRY, COS Front
street
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IHoR sALE-FRUIT STANDS. SALOONS,
II lodging houses. stock of groceries,
etc. :. A. V. HARTwELI., Dearborn block,
sup stairs cor. Commercial aud Jackson.
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I.,0R sALE-EiGHT YOKE OF NO. /
Il oxen, girting from feet to feet 6;
% years old, Inquire MATTHIAS DON
AHOF. Central Untel. Pnyailnn
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MISCELLANEOUS

NANTED-TO PURCHASE HoUSg
w aad lot. from to 10 rooms. cen.
ifaliy located Address MILLS & FERRY,
COS 'FRONT.' street.
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( XYrANFED - To TRADE FINE RESI-.
W denec sn Los Angeles for city prap
erty- or good acreage close in Address
x. r. ifiss Office. iy8ts