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, 1889-03-28
NOTICE.
Inited stntcs Land onlce. srokane Fal

United States Le I'd Office, spokane Falls, w. T..
December T. 1855.
Conn LIANT having been entered al this office
by Ntil Blair against JOnn Celler Tor aban-
dOuing his homes esd entry No. 5pS2 hated
JHnuHiy iSSS upon the tclf sec ion 30, town
snip a bo,th range A. T. W NJ, IN Spokane
county, w T., WI "A view TO cancellation of
of said entry, The said Pr ri es a,e hereby sum
mOnCd 10 appear ut this office on he l4tn day
Ot ApTil, lsS9, ~ 10 O'Clock A. Vi to respond
aud furnish testimony concerning said 81.
| gCd abandonment,
j. NJ. ADAMS Register.
EUGENE MILLER, Attorney for contestant.
, 1889-03-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate OF Sarah A Cooper,
a Cea>Id
The creditors Of the above named deceased, ,
and all y rsons haysng claims against said de-
g, ascd, are her, by notified aud required to
Dr sent such claims, with the m c ssafy vouch.
ers, s,within one year from this ds e,tu tn under
sign d adm nistrator OF said estate At the Office
OF Eugene q N ler, In the city OF Spokane
Falls, W \. .
Administia ator of aid Estate.
Dated this 18th day OF v ar. h. 1882
FUGkNE MILLER,
Attorney for Administrator.
, 1889-03-28
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
ROBERT MCKINLEY.


SIrgp srATts LAEp FFIcE,J
SP,HANE FALLS,
Mach ~, 1889
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler ha> led notice uf his Intent on
To- make nnal proof N supnott OF bis claim,
and that su Il proof Will be made lore he
United s atca land oihce at pokane Falls,
4 IN April 2.th, 1889, a A, NJ, viz; Robert
Mckinney, who made homestead eutry TO,
52s7 for the swi5 OF the mel s'lI Of theuwA
and ma OF swit SC 90, 7 %. n RAJ, e, w NJ
lis con ninuous res dc nee upon and cultivation
OF sad land VIZ:
Goitleib Schuela. of Sp kane Tails, w u
August ! hui le, OF spokane Falls, w 7: \ lfrch
Strong, OF Spok ne Falls, w 7; q w White, Of
spokane Falls, W u. "
, 1889-03-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH:
New York stock Market.

New YORK. March N.-The stock market
started out this morning with burst OF ac-
ttvify which, how yer. soon died away and The
usual du lness ensued with decline from the
high prices Of the opening. The result of the
day 's operations, how. yer, isto leave a great
majority of the list fractiOnally higher with a
ew marked gains The close was quiet but
6rm and generally at g ose 10 opening figures.
Government bonds have been dun but
hrsn.
Petroleum opened steady at 9iI4 and closed
firm at gl15.
, 1889-03-28
New York MArkets,

NEW YuBE, march z7.--lIoPs-Steady and
quiet.
CorFEs-Dpupns opened steady and closed
al 5g ~ points below yesterday: sal :, %, $50
bags: March aud April, SO 10; May sl6 GOO
10 7h; spot Rio quiet and easy; fair cargOes,
lsAc.
SuGAR-Raw very strong and unusually &c
I'VE; i@ir reun'ns, l-lOc, ventrifntaIs 50
test. 6lzc bid.
CopPkB-Quiet aud unsettled; Lake, April,
Sl4 %.
LKAD-Unchabged; dom site, 81 %.
TIS--Dull and easier; straits, E2l %.
, 1889-03-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the estate OF A, X, Van Houten.
Notice Is hereby given "y ne terel med,
ainini nistruttix OF the estate of A. r. Van
Houtcn. deceased, to the creditors Of aud al
persons having claims Rgsi ~ tue said de
ceHs. d, TO exhibit them with the necessar ~
vouchers within one year from the date Of this
notice 10 said admlnistratrix, ut the office OF u.
Z, Van Houtep, In the Jity Of spokane Falls,
w, T., tue same boibg the place for the trans
action oftne business Of said estate,
LlBBlE g. VAN H,UTtN
AdministIatIix of the estate OF a. X. Van
HOutun, deceased wSt
Dated this sew, nth day Of March 2, 1889.
, 1889-03-28
MINING STOCKS
27.-- Mining quotations
Liverpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. March u WHEAT Quiet
holders offer moderately; Californi. No. !. rs
Cd per GENITAL; red Western winter, Is 4d pei
GENITAL.
CoRH--Easy; new mixed Western 8s 9Ad
per ntal
, 1889-03-28

steady; beeves, &, 25cat 20. steers, 81 0omA TO-
stockers and feeders, y 20Cn3 40; Texas stae's'
1908 20. .,
Hogs-Receipts is,5ooi slrongi mixed, 81 10
(dt 80. heavy, 81 65CDi S5i light $4 65Cnt 10.
Sheep Receipts. GC0O str,d2 naiiv.s, W w
,D5 90; Western corn-fed - 1904 80.
, 1889-03-28

SiIAN .'D--FROM OUR RANCH, ON r. MILE
~ nom Medical Lake, a. q bay n0re, three
sea. d, brand sc n lett shOuldrr ~
wa'd " so Will be given for l. formation lead
iug To- her recovery. information may b left
"a +, * 4 miil or al 'Huch GLASGOW BnOS
, 1889-03-28
Money, Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK. March "a Money on call easy
at 2@6 per cent; last loan at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, IH961A per cent.
Sterling exchange dull. firni ana unchanged.
, 1889-03-28
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO Marcn 27.--WHEAr-CIosed ir-
regular; cash, y9Izc; Nay, II 0lh; July SIC
CoRS-Firmi casn. HNci AprIl. sbc; May.
31jAc.
v..,f-- irIn; cash. 26H Msy we
BARLES-Nuthing - lug
Ryt Dul
PRIME TIMOfHy--sl ~.
FLAx--fl Is
WHIsky--sl o.
PoKK- st.oigeri May, 81 72ls; July, s12 81 u.
LARD Steady; March, "a 02I2; May, 81 TO-
, 1889-03-28
FRUIT TREES

TGT2 SALE
pom one u four ears { III. All home. raised
End known To be UdHn ed To- our climate
Nursery n, Five Mile Prai'ie. Address
HENRY TONN Er.
o IokunC Falls Wash.
, 1889-03-28

Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO, March "a --Cattle--Receipts 100
, 1889-03-28
RUPTURE

Cured without pain
or drance from
business
Treats all forms OF
Thr ,at, Lung Nerve
and Blood diseases,
, 1889-03-28
q .uuo!Lsuv oyBua!oS 10 uol|lp3 "
SX3Q1lna = Sl13llh08v

III run ,sqluom mod 'Iuek Bgt eoIid 'Adoo
ustnlosds ioj puss 2IseeA peVslland ,ssuI
-pJIoA 9qi uI ssBIo slI Jo jsdBd Suv 10 uollanoID
asssIpt sili sgg pun pousIIqud I9ded lnJluutoom
pus opIld9Ios Iplndod lSOm puB 1soplo QUA 81
, 1889-03-28
Dr.. Powell Reeves & Co.

Toe Old Reliable
Specialist OF many
years expert c n G g,
treats With wonder
ful success all LUNG,
I'll ROAT, CANCER,
PILES, FISTULA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-29
Choice Residence Lots

si2, 600 Double corner. 10 feet square. a.
the northwest corner Of Spring and Sixth
streets, confsining good residence
S5,5C0-Full lot Il the southeast corner Of
Madison and Ninth streets. In our judgment
this is the most desirable residence lot in So a.
tie. II is corner LOT on the choicexs residence
street in the city. and il is practically tbs only
lot on the street where the view cannot be OBJ
strucsed
SIS, ooo-Two lots 10 feet square at the
southwest corner Of Eighth and Seneca streets.
This is the cheapest property In the best real
dence part Of the city.
S4,25o-Iot on The east sida Of Seventh
street, between Union and University.
sz.3OO Three lots on Depot atreet, reas
Broadway. with magnificent View
st.7So-cosy cottage on Fifth street, be-
tween Union and University, with fractional
lot
si.zoC- Desirable lot on Washington street,
near Twelfth.
si,doO-Two enc lots ON Roy street. In
Queen Anne town; 1890 each.
$500 Building cites on Sixth street, be-
tween Union ana University.
REngON ADDiTiok-we sttll have =
very few Iois in Renton addition, but there viii
be no more left in few days
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BMEvrTfRs.

81 Johns Lodge tonight Sublime.
Grand entertainment tonight II Pr
Fnonth charcA. Third street. between
tinsen and University.
The bark Aureola il IosdEng rnerrhan.
disc at san Francisco for seattle. and wfI
sal on Deranber !. Freight 81 tos rates.
The Seattle Nal Carriers Association
Il Eosng 10 give grand ball for TIE benefit
Of the association on Christmas ere. The
services Of fse First BATTALION baud have
been secsifea for TIE occasion.
The next Wanona Cinb party viii be
given on Wednesday evening December 4.
at Turn Verein hall. aE 30. All members
are requested 10 cal upon MF. H. y v.
Hsss. a. First National bank, and procure
admission cards
Gns Hill. 4 Iongshoreuaan, who had his
Leg ernsfed Ia a. accident about four
months ngo. died at Prosidenee hospital
where hs has been since bis misfortune.
last might. Re was 30 years OF age aud q
ruefaber Of the union.
The splendid entertainment 20 be given
NJ PlyuiOath Congregational church 70
night viii undoubtedly draw very large
audience. The programme published yes
tegday morning contained two unto rEn-
maize IdundeFs. the VIM Tswkbary being
printed for Mrs. Tewksbnry, and Mrs. 2
Hoskinson for Miss H0sksnson.
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Acre Property.

$4,000 The Oneida Gardens plated in
fye-aeFe tracts. for sale ia = body NJ 500 Per
acre. This is coed land halt Of it ia cleared and
70 acres improved. The pFopersi. Il ioessed
north 81 Lake Union. aad il Is bargain a. this
Price.
SO. Ooo-so acres north Of Union bay. on the
line 81 the seattle Lake shore q i.asiern rail
road.
AZ. SOO-7as sores opposite tho White lHsase
In south seattle: three acres IN garden.
sA.Sco Five acre tract aoata Of Jackson
STREET The favestsnrnf can Re doubled By plat.
tag tAls Tract
s.. EoO-i2sS acres adjoining the town site
Of Fail CITY: suitable for plating
a2.ooO-a9 aeres near Green Lake.
$1,000 acres At Port OFcAaivi. adjoining
the navy yard
1900 single acres N Days Are Gardens
These acre tracts are within bali raale q fAe
Green Lake electric ROAD The land adi0isiag
"a psatsed into lots ard Il selling readily.
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gahs Naakhifn- rs se.H@ase street.. hss row
tai ztfsk 81 ENs 4A5HFe@ st7 al NsfseR3sS. Ast1
pa0sa * Fse&ses a sAaw fa fsospestaxe sayeFs
- eesng1ass sssses
gsssfssal Nihae2's ssAsesstes nss s.sak ss,sr
0hssstlas hsetgAx@. ~ sate e Lewsasa 3 hzF.
Fsf sr.s.s5sss so,sss n ths has ana esp Nne co
IA gha1sas sselsssess. TIE Asss8s. s<es1a street.
aesF Epssess skaeA.
- soAss Als.woel hesvr seeks cAesser
Gear
lssssssas reservations ssassse to4 al Rasne Ess,
Va tAr NossAara 9selMe FAllFaxt &iss vesssb4ss'a
tlsssxe ast1 14g4lax eaE lkE& 1fises. as eAssstA
ssrxSt. EssstaN kssSk
= Esoyisex. s.leAsy.
NaFshwcss FguA Ca~paEy wgal yassfvc car
whsea u&is q sea4 - the ts&ts ~ aeuess naAzkst
fsaees
- &nssue ssagsakk sawAss Esktes SteAgy.
~ KgsEE,sE.s-7 rerses Chssses csesxy.
esq easezs q exaax eanssie.
KAs sAsss@k sss9k "a cas- ~ sssses sFez a.
caaFsss tsssssSssSAass tte hAsses.
2kA uevka assxs Chsssse EsaAsx
gAagss - sstksa Is RSsak seg ERas AAsk
So eeNgs sls2 aAnskszeAtNss saessTF 9sxArs.
So FsNxaes EeyNsaE cfs@rs-
kAza gapszs s. esGa = haass&
xAe ssasa asksxs a. Tasy ecz5& 81 ssExses
asa 4enhsea ta AFkNk "A Faay aEszE 313.g
stzaAss3 - esaAk r. NxeTs esssT @sssaAs = e p9eS
eseza sls4a sskes StaMsrk 4 szaAsSes &T1S tseSsss
fs4zy. sssaHa sEs1 SeeEsfs
~ 4. 4 s2aasats, ~ ecans<ttaz STA gez-
esA1 pFasf2re. gsxva easxaeaiAs aEte@xaae e Al
sAFaNfr. EegxUEE sd ssNslA esxss- &sktssttas
&ssR014ss, HtSF c8EzrsAsA& 41SexsNa y -
kssnxys, AsAss &Ea fszsss as - N1e<sz So
s&ssN Ma cave sEseAA sasAstt.sA 80 saE1ssEs
fenssa nTsEsTy sseeAses, rsSasN Ssssseea ara a.
less ~ fzsaMsc a1Asas2s Nktsxs rne& ~
gessal4s eisxk- oovaar sxes26 a4a seAanasa.
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rKnaoNAL


Mr. W. =. Collins has recovered from
his recent Illness
Mrs G. 4. schafFner. who has been quite
III Tor two weeks. Is cenvalescent.
AiF. and Mrs. ]. G. Niggle have occapIed
sheis new residence in Hsghland addition.
Dir. Hubbard bryant. . banker OF Al
hany. Or was IN the city yesterday. ac-
eonapanged BY his wife.
Mr.. Joseph wasson and Mr. j. n. Kirk
patrick. both wealthy residents cg Ieba-
non Or, are stopping At the snoqnaimis.
Captain j. A. Hatfield has almost en-
TREY recovered from the injuries shich he
Sustained At Olympia dursag the inaugurh-
slon parade.
Mr. William Y. w. Ripley and con. OF
Rutland. W. are in the city on a tour Of
inspection. The son viii Ia ali probability
locate 10 seattle
Mr. @. B. camphali. ticket agent OF the
Providence hospital. returned yesterday
from trip 70 the Logging camps in the
interest Of the hospital
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rmK a.AMr rxrlapgn.

Slight ssase tsask - the sberiH-s
ohiees ses 40 Damage.
1 lAmn, sxF4adss last evening at :
zslp<k h i hsese On The alley between
1tssH ayeaes and JeHersan ssfeek The
Ne aad waaaAn who occupied she h0uae
taksa out and the nosnan threw TIE bias.
p ssiap m The - az tie rear Il the
sstsrs aslls~. The man. whn was highly
estedl made vigorous dsshez st The
sszag Of, ard the womaa dsbssed at e
- psssS If beard la a nsament or
&c ltsln Ray ran into the yara and al
e'zfssa - run ont into The alley. al the
- shsassng Fire.
- Esfhef sllssf him back With ga oath.
- he aotlef persuaded the little fellow
Rs9 relies By telling hiRs that II @oaldn't
&.ssisAt % ANYTHING.
sbsak he 81 Sas stu Burning hrirsftly
~. ISfEglte reporter strpisa la
s'asa she ssaemsand sykea tho naaa What
= aAnae vas an8 bow she kiaxe originated.
= Anfsxf sss string Of osshs. the FeSals
saofaaThiy d8sara~a TbanksEivsns
ess. sra az onslaught ~ish q eluh.
- sAnssd the reporter to retire from
g sssmiasN
- hFs wss dangerously near high
~ esa 81 ere tirue 4 io0ked a. thoaen
- asgsls ho = sesfaas blaze. The re-
FEssi sAisea vatA he asasex we're put out
slss1l bat decided not 70 sesiaw the seliei.
- seapse sssta iaess lAsp plexs fseMAclc.
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wnaMLrNe or rnr wmnErs.



Successful Opening 80 the Bicycle
Tournament.
A large audience sllsd Armory hall last
evening to witness tie beginning OF the
three-nieht bicycle tournament between
the champions al both SEXES. The build-
ing was wet arranged for the occasion.
The benches we're rlssesl ia such posi-
tim that they soruiel : guard for the
track. which runs ga The extreme outer
raFt 0s tie hall next the walls. The gal-
leties proved a eapitAi place for spectators.
and they were filled % overlooking with n
lsne audience Of ladies' and gentlemen be-
fore the exhibition commenced.
The tournament opened with sla exhibi-
ton os tg3ek bicycle riding BY Mr.. I'll. q.
Kennedy and Master James Mnlllgan. The
different features 81 their exhibition were
received with storms ct AppsaaSe. Tie ex-
hihstsen MS the finest thing Of the kind
ever seen IL Seattle.
The event OF the evening Eas the CON-
msneement OF the thTee-says race. two
hours each evening. There were foar start
ers. twe ladies and twa gentlemen. Miss
Helen rai&W ia. Mss kisAe osBrien, Mr..
HI a. Kennedy and Mr.. Fahss, sae French
chape9s0n. The ladies were handicapped
ten miles each or In ether words. weFe
given ten miles start for the three nights
race. TIE track averages twelve feet in
wsash. Il nicely ressnesl TO prevent slipping
au The tuvns and measures exactly sixteen
laps 10 the naile.
The Yaee started At $50 o'cl0ck sharp.
keuaesgy toek the lead 81 osce and main.
tasrsea II Entis the E1lsh FAsAn. the
Freneh champion. Vas not nearly 80 aar-
ins rs the Anasricaa. and consequently
lest oa the curves The noSs interesting
part az the rars sAs the struggle besweta
pretty Miss Basdwsa and Ass. 0'nrssR
tsreas rivalry exists between the ladies, and
csc would rather se her life nearly than
safer defeat There Was not tweaty feet
assserence heiwsSn the swo feonl the start
e. she aassh. Armand the sssese they w0ald
whIrs tfssa * was almost imresxisls - see
sheaa, frSs enc woala BE- ahead. thsn the
eshsr. Thev made IL extremely s-apicsl
for the FRENCH chasarlon. tesl several
tunes they sea shs pAee aud succeeded in
h~assng hiro AZ the end eli the swo hears
Miss RaIaNfn wes s<Adlng by SIX feet.
whish "a hssYela ethics IS lie. The s5ssng
81 ~ w4s beAstsfsa. ard Al EisaEz yeTy sx-
citing AZ tae end * Ehs twe hours the
seor~ ssooi as fessawss
Kurneav sz4les. - lAEs
AEt4s = stitsass 3&fss
ss'Exsea -.4s-s e. 1alsex lsns
Tat2E. - alAseas laEs
Alsewanx she laslSSz fass ten aaIaes hanas-
cap. il car easily he seen - the above
s4als that ksnnesy Eztnsd tNO niles ard
sswht lsVs os The iaGts&. ard cns EsAas and
sssyea saps 60 the Freedman. shs
FrxaeAnsaa hs4 gzaseE tSe 1ao-e laps ca
sAs ladies' he wo1sA hare cut doan gheis
hznaiczp sosse rssse. TAss be tAise1 % d..
ksnues3y Vii tA4a hare - ksep up MS
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Five teams we're stalled yesterday in the
deep ehuck-hsie at the corner Of FiEth and
Pine streets. The mad Is very mach DEEPER
e. that poiat than anv other IN the street
and great deal Of swearing uas done by
the Owners Of tears stuck there Last
night az 80 ecE0ck lin McGraw's hack. IN
the hands Of careful driver, ard with
three ladies in il. sunk intoshe mud The
ladies we're carried 10 the sidewalk, and
desperate attempt was made 70 pull the
hack oat, bat wIEh no sEccess- The more
the horses pulled the deeper the hack
settled Ia the mud. until finally when i had
settled 50 far down that the doors could
not be opened. an attempts 70 haul it out
we're abandoned. While nnhitehing The
horses froEa the hack. one Of them COS
away and had not been found AT late
hour this morning.
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A wcaa-ehopper aamed j Higgins ent
his fool neesiy on With an ak While chops
rsar wood ia the ssccsls near Redmond,
Wednesday. lie was brought 10 Proyi-
dence hospital m this city the same even
Ing. where DR.. Willard attended him. The
doctor was 81 the opinion that part Of the
foot should be amratated, bat Higgins
said BIZ would rather take chances on It's
getting vel The way Il VAS The injured
mesahsr VS. dressed. has Il viii be sesessl
davs before the direct outcome Of the tn
Jury viii Be definitely known.
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AtnsIANn nIs lNIInIEs.
- Assa tsnsdeaer wha Was sa florrfsis
knrnssf 4aakae Nicely

- ssSa 0nfdeaer wha Was 50 fIorrfkls
khEhea na&ag NKssiy.
AFAFssm nsniels iAs aexsi gardener wha
= 5 sfsshslaliy hnFaea IA his csAsa On
: sAFes Atssxs hutNven Yesler aveaae ard
49, ssna stecet. several DAYS since.
:. s.'sss si'eaasstancss uAssh petnt g. taal
A&s h<sa renewed g. Providence
sftfsl
= sas sa8aSss - strength snee the e.
- q tAs ARA sheek pAsSe,l awAs ard
s fseS9ssss ps sts recovery aFe runs. a.
y wla ~ . long Elsns hSsose BE
S txsx fss,aiHx hts strength i be sseg
- hs nsiehanss hsYe ret afnlslssA hEs
- - asd iEsss dSFsssas sources w40aey
NassteA.
a@s thas @an threw Any Light nnea
sass has Been aaearslsa. and faEsess
- - ssxhsosx are trsa IN he hesssf
= So Febb<a anA that to hl4e tie
- Us ruet<ss taraea The LAMP over
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ratio Of gRia oE sAe EAases 70 defeat fhsna-
wkeEher ne car do 20 o. rot fsuaains e Be
seen The race zonisAf wia Be usoFe Inter-
essing than lass. asa Wal undoubtedly
draw 3 Large crowd.
An extra feature 81 soulght's perform
anee vii he an amefeas raee between & s.
Dfmmick ard ~. = Morris. Of this city,
The rers wi1i - contested between the
exhibition trick rsasag and the regular
contest. They vii ride two mSles-
Coed music is IN AEEendance and > very
sr5cyatse evening car he spent ty lovers Of
renfrel srsare
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Cheaper Building Lots.

s75o-HIgh. slightly iots on Depot street.
west OF Broadway. These lots afIoFd perfect
view Of the entire city and havbos
s0OO-Loss in Edes & knights addition,
south Of Renton Sddition.
$500 sighfly lots IN Collins addition, vest
Of Lake Union: corners. 500.
s5oO-Lofs in Bieeiow's addition.
S3oO-Lots Ia Bigslew's addition
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Lime Property.

a GREAT BARGAINS 22a91 acres OF land
at Port Langdon. on orcas island. with an isa-
limited supply Of line. This property has been
particularly developed and contains q kiln
house and other Improvements. TO close up an
estate AZ once the property win be sold at barely
hall its value. We especially invite investiga-
tion ofthis matter. as we are convinced that Il
Is avery rare opportunity to scenic valuable
property at q nominal figure.
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+A3ac ~ - g4A e &St-4aap 11d os- PttlsAzs
Mrs. Belden az agea and feeble lady at
$40 Mason 81, San Francisco. aftcr going
down steadily for months was coznpletel
restored and Is now wen and healthy.
j. H. Brown. bookeeper, Petaluna,
cured Of indigestion and constipation.
Miss Clara Melvin. rs Kearney street,
& r.. cured Of az aggravated casc Of indi-
gesziOn and constipation
IR. RouFaft Chief wharangcr, foot Of
Clay street. s r.. cured OF pains Ia the
hack. liver trouble and sick headaches.
Ms J.LampheFe, 12l2 Market street s r.
had been treated for two years for Liver
complaint with the fhird bottle she re-
gained her accustomed health.
Fred A. Blocker. Baldwin Hotel, s r.,
suffered for years with dyspepsia Felt
better the FIRST week and Is now cured.
Gustav solomon Of % Valencia street,
gF.. cured az headache and liver trouble.
Edward SestclI. 70 Everett street. s. r..
cured OF pains In the hack and chronic hEl.
sousness aud over ioo0 others
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Front Street Property

$50 oOo-eaxi2o feet At the southeast cor
nsr Of Front and seneca strsets;a 6ne business
ocation reasonable terms.
$50, coO-sox1aO feet on the east side Of
trout street., adjoining the corner advertised
ahove. The two lots. giving a doabie corner
I2o feet square. win BE sold for s9o.ooa
SIS. ooO-Fall LOT, eoxs20 feet, On the esss
side 81 Front, between Ienora and Virginia
This Is the Hates property It contains valu-
able Improvements and is cheap st this ngure
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WI sees Have Hstse4 Fets-
kFAEhIs Facilities.
: Z. .ssss g sefksa@a ~ Begin - uexk
.as.lsE a nss copper ufaf fow TIE
49, snaoa Telegraph ComgSnR ssoa
i. -. y afss tostAy. Mayk tsrsne ~
-. sss.as 81 Ard wssa BE pasBsa wstA "A
sf<sa a. possible 80 o4ysnlzA. II
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Stone Quarry.

atO. ooo-gs1< scres Of ire iass hnsldIBg
stone al Pnxss sonns The qrarsy ss loatea
on waaasoA Island. ard is parssall,' opened. -
csssrs aea.rAsss Iatesrsnent spss2nenz 81 tie
sosf nay be seen al CTR ofaea
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sneak Yhssf Arrested.

Janrls Cosemaa. a sneak thief who has
hccn III trouble many tisaes sid under var
ioas aliases ia seattle. vas caught, IN the
act at itesling coat from Hyanls Panson
4 60. n clothing store yesterday by Otaeer
lIagRetty. who landed him IN jail to am
aver tsl eharse al netsy lareens TO-DAY.