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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
George Francis Train Released,

BosroN, November 9.-By order of
Judge McKim, George Francis Train was
released from jail today. The Judge
said he did not believe the man was
dangerous to himself or to others, and
did not deem him sufficiently insane to
be ordered to the asylum. He did not
believe him sufficiently sane, however,
to be held for debt, and therefore he
ordered his discharge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
Attempted JAN delivery mt Fresno.

Attempted jail Delivery mt Fresno
SAN FRAKCIsoe, November 9.-The
Examiners Fresno special says: A bold
attempt to break jail was made by some
prisoners in the County Jail yesterday
morning. The prisoners, twenty men in
all, had been transferred from their cells
into the outer corridor to permit of
the floors being scrubbed. Janitor Stew
arts attention was called to the prisoners
by suspicious noises, and on quietly
watching observed Bert Williams, alias
Whitley in the act of saving one of the
bars. William Murray, another pris-
called on them to stop, which they did
Immediately. Thomas Jones, arrested
on suspicion of furnishing the prisoners
with the implements with which they
worked, denies all knowledge of the az
y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10

in 2:35. lowering the 1-year-
old record 81 seconds. This was
followed up by "Regal Wilkes" breaking
"Axtell's" 2-year.old record, bringing
1t down to 2;2054 against 2:2s. This is
glory enough for one day, and places
California in the forefront as the State
where blooded horses can be bred to the
highest achievements of the turf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
4 Ticket Clerk Abscond..

sr. LOUIS, November 9.-It has inst
TRANSFERRED that John w. Jones, clerk
in the ticket Office of the Missouri Pacific
railway. disappeared last Saturday
night, and his accounts are about So 600
short. The young man was we'll con.
nected here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
A Deficient NORTHUMBERLAND.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-Fourth
Auditor Lynch, In his annual report,
says there Is deficiency of s$253, 4o4 In
the appropriations for the pay Of the
navy and marine corps for the last fiscal
year, caused partially by the payment
out of that fund of claims for longevity
and for service on board receiving ships.
under recent decision by the Supreme
Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
The Com ian d Of a Regims

The Command Of Regiment.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-Maior-
General Scho6eld has decided that the
command OF regiment should always
devolve upon the senior officer on duty
with 1t, whether he be stationed at the
headquarters of the regiment or not.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, November 8. - The
excitement caused by the rapid and
threatening rise OF the river is slowly
subsiding with the water. The river has
fallen several inches in the past hour,
and all danger for the present is past.
Little damage was done.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
Out His Throat In Uourt,

FRANKLIN. Mass, November 9.-Elmer
Labadie, a Frenchman, about 45 years
old, while on trial for criminal assault
upon his daughter, before Judge Wiggin
today, killed himself by cutting his
throat with q jack-knife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10

WE MAY look out for another infiiction
of negro minstrelsy without burnt cork.
All the colored walters in the Palace
Hotel were dismissed yesterday and
their places given to white men.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-10
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
As roo. Fer Week. or 500. per Month.
rmxs pY xAII, INCIuDrNe rosrAaE:
SUNDAY. NovEmBER 10. 1859.

oNce of Publication, 123-125 West Second
oRoet, Los Angeles. Telephone No. 166
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NOTICE TO CONSTRUCTIONS.

NOTICE Tt C0NTRACTOR.-THE SCHOOL
~ board 81 tire city o. seattle. W. T.. will re-
Cciye bids for the construct ion OF four frame
school houses. Bids will close Septernb Der 30. u
IA. Bonds will be required OF the successful
hifder A certified chsck OF two hundred
!.fsp dollars uust accompany each bid a. settI-
r.ty Ter the execution of any con;rSc' that may
&c awarded Pans speC3h GiiofS and GStati =
a. Office OF Charles -. Saunders aad & ".
Houghl0D, architects Room IS. Boston block.
ITO CoNrRACTuR~-hiD On CONslRJC-
/ ton OF the Manhsisan building. corner
Second and Union streets, VIII De received at
he Office of the undersigned until y m, ~4tuT-
day the 1gfb. ChsFes ". sander ana = ".
HoHrhion. architects. reoin 81 Boston nioes.
NOTICE ~ CUNTKAtTvk---pLAN fok \
~ dwelling house can he sRea at The PROBATE
court room. ~ nc courthouse. Elds VIII hs re-
eaivei for tbe erection and CON ietiOa 81 said
house up - Saturday morning. a. 10 3. IN, eeIs
TENDER =. ~. TIE contract VIII b. let 20 the
lowest respou~i bic bidder. The right fg reject
am and a. bids j. reseFFcd. = " kHfHeE. guar
dlsn.
DDS Will BE KECE}VtD At THE OFFICE
ID o. the uaicr. Enesi until "Wednesday noon.
Septem Der -. ter TIC erection 81 brick build
ing on the corner oi Main and Conan eTy'iai
streets. far Mr. Harmon, right IS rcseTved 70
reject snv and AZ hif>. Fisher. Architect.
NOTICE TO CONTr ACToKs-ALL con
~ tractors having contracts calling for esec-
iFieai work Of any kind Tiii Ind * o. their aG-
vantage Ia call upon or address the undersigasi
ard who are ready t0 bid Enon anything IN the
electrical line. wiring fer electric lsghts suDun-
eiaiors and bells satisfactorily done and guaTan-
teed prices lowest ~ tbc city. Baker, Batch n
Co. 10 and l. AtSlns Block, Columbia, between
Third snS Fnn-th
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ElrTs BOUND OVER.
h Gssd Jury WIN Inquire why he
SHOT at jackson.

Tis Gnsd Jury WIN Inquire why he
SHOT at jackson.
ST Butt, the eolored barber who shot
IsAa ]. Jackson. the colored porter, on
sub Fourth street Sunday morning, was
rsiossr 10 await the action OF the grand
rlly Justice Miller yesterday morning.
Isasa,ing was continued from Monday
frsoa and seven witnesses for the lie.
kxad two 70. the prosecution were ex-
Ed The defense made an effort to
50 hat Jackson was a relentless villain
sAsA pursued Butts until he was forced
sR- apon him in self-deiense. There
sss testimony save that OF Butts him
sssiPpori this theory.
lzans Miller, after weighing all the evil
~, aid be could do nothing but send
hss to The gran djury. II was evident
d Tie defendant had been altogether too
Assy Hlih his pistol, and the question of
F@aiion could be considered in the dis.
hnart. Butts bonds were placed at
We Democratic Waiho +. 5. Mus
re and J. Collins, the colored employ
E' 'sent, recognized in the required
Essni
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SlSH.HA-sHO-NOO.
,.rish New Year to be
celebrated Today.
.uo PRAISE TO GOD.
Custom. of an Ancient 'e'-
x~w seattle Synagogue
e,sIps Of Som-kip-p"0r'
| 8. AND PRAISE TO GOD

,oo or the Jewish New
bsss = obseryed By the israeiites OF
p VI ~wickstrom's hall. corner OF
~ =. = Columbia streets, oesinhlh ga, ~
n !. y. ~. evening ami continuing until
= Va IN the services Rev J.. Essen
iona will be the officiating
q "a bv Rev. :. 5. Hyams, OF Vic
sbo will be the lecturer at
? subsequent occasions.
80 .so.noo Is one OF the principal
g that ancient people, ard IS
81, ,s = all over the world whef-
,s Jess. In the olden time
- - usually fell on day soon after
> 49, and the services, as now, con-
- 80 -.,,sr and praise to God for His
.,d munificence in providing Tor
The Jewish New Year does
re first day OF the first month
y =. Isxish calendar. namely, Ms
so srsd on the first day OF the sixth
= s,.sri that being the one following
- The holiday is observed from
49, 4 he preceding day to shutdown
ss,ssrsl day. The old orthodox Jews eL.
fp,,o dags but IN America the first
-. generally observed.
So this evening will consist OF
80 and praise. commencing at
nd lasting about two hours. To-
t,o-nipg at < O'Clock, besides the
- praise service. Rev. Mr. Hyams
lecture. The services will
100, four hours, AMI the remainder OF
iii he spent in friendly intercourse
-. lsraelites in the city. Rev. MI.
-. I'll also lecture at the services held
a.,,...,t Jewish New Year marks an
- 4 the history OF the Israelites OF Sc
Z. ;...u,ucb a. it is the first services
+ 50 h.-, under the auspices OF & perma-
4. l.x;.b congregation, the organization
s-s;rh vas perfected September 1. The
-, a III. congregation Is ohave-h a-sho-
= ,bich signifies 1.-The peace OF God. !"
!, congregation starts out with fair pros
=, having nearly 100 members on the
8 .oas;s,ing OF the best Jewish citizens
! cattle. The officers are as follows:
,r;dea,. S. Aaronson, vice president. II.
I Iuy secretary. Sol Blum; treasurer,
I Essential; board of trustees, J. Lesser,
;.sI a.,onson, X. Gottstein, s. Newman
I'd 7. singerman.
srt saturday, which is the Jewish Sab
IN i. called the Sbabuth Chuva. or the
abbsth Of Repentance, and is connected
s;,h the Rash-ha- sho.noo. On that day
j Is,aelites comm.ne with themselves
rd prepare for the solemn services to fol-
ss few DAYS later.
Ten DAYS after the Jewish New Year. or
sginnIng with the evening OF Friday, DC
pbkr 1, Is the Yom-kippoor. or Day of
l!onement, which Is the most religiously
bseryed Of all Jewish holidays. All food
j strictly abstaineA from during Sabbath.
" all Israelites over 10 years of age. The
attire day is spent in fasting and prayer. in
aonemeni for sins committed and in reso-
ations to lead a better lite
4 large number OF tickets have been sold
n attendance at the Rash-ha- sho-noo
graz. which begin in Wickstrolu hall
d. usning.
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CITY NOTICES.
)RoPosALs for lighting the streets and pub
i lie buildings of the city OF seattle

DRoPosALs for lighting the streets and pub
i lie buildings of the city OF seattle.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids viii be
received by tie undersigned clerk Of the city of
Seattle, al his Office in the city hail. before
Friday, October 4. 1889, at o'clock p. m, for
lighting the streets of Seattle from the date of
awarding the contract 10 the lst day OF October
isi0
The city council will consider bids for the fol-
lowing described lights
first-One sixteen candle-power iReandcscent
lights 10 each lamp post
second-Two sixteen candle power incandes
cent lights To each lamp post.
Third-One thirty-two candle power incandes-
cent light 10 each lamp post.
Fourth-Ten or more 1000 candle. power are
lights.
Fifth-Six foot gas burners
~ixth-rwelye foot gas burners
The party receiving the contract VIII he re-
CURED to place, msintain and keep IN repair.
date OF order.
Al posts, lamps and lights AZ present in use to
be htfed ready for lighting, at the expense OF the
successful bidder
All lamps, tights and posts to he maintained
and Kept Ia repair by the successful bidder.
Bids VIII also be received for lamps snd lamp
posts, and placing the same ia position ready
for use; diagrams and specifications Of lamps
and posts 10 accompany each bid.
BIDS will also he received Tor lighting the city
hall, clerks office, police headquarters, jail and
engine houses
The CRY reserves the right to reject any and
ali bids.
Dated seattle, Scptem Der y, lss9.
{. W. FERRIS. Ciiy Clerk.
Date Of first publication. September Il. isS9.
TEMPERANCE STREET TAX NofiCE-THE
i tx levied by The city council in the dis.
irict created by ordinance No. i,019, Ia provide
Tor the grading of Temperance from Mercer
street Ia Bradley street, and constructing side
walks thereon, is now due aud psv able at
the Office OF the city treasurer. All taxes aot
paid within forty days OF the first publication
OF this notice will be declared Delinquent a
penalty OF per cent. ADDED aud interest al the
rate OF 10 per cent charged.
c. ". FERRIS, City Clerk.
Frat publication OF this notice September
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South Ninth and Charles Street I'M
prayemeut.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, W. t. sept. 81. Iss9.N
Notice is hereby given to the owners OF prop
orty condemned by ordinance No. ,20i entitled.
an ordinance 10 lay of, extend and establish
south Ninth street in the city OF seattle from
Miksdo street TO Piummer street. and 90 lay of,
extend and establish Charles street In the city
of Seattle from Tenth street to Eighth street. and
Ia provide for the cond ennailon of real estate
necessary therefor. that they, the said property
owners, are hereby required 20 appoint one per
son To act with two other persons zone 20 be APP
pointed by the owners of property benefited by
the provisions of said ordinance No 1901. and
one 10 be appointed by the mayor oi said city of
seat;lel in appraising aud assessing damages and
benefits within aud Tor the assessment district
described AMI established by section of said
ordinance No. i,2oi, IN accordance with the pro
visions of section l1i OF act OF the legislature
of the territory of Warrington, entitled. "An
at 30 revise aud amend this charter oi the city
Of Seattle. approved February 4, lssH." said az
p0iutment Is 90 be made In writing. aud filed
with the city clerk of the CRY OF sea tie on or be-
fore the 4th day OF Oetnher 4. II. 1889
T.. ". FERRIS. City Clerk.
FIRST publication OF this notice, september q,
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Dexter Street Improvement.
0FFiCT pF rHE CRY CLEHg
OF TIE CRY % sEsfrLx.

SEATTLE, ". r. sept. -, l<s8.
Notice ls hereby gwen 70 t0s ownefs OF prop.
er1y benefited BY ordinance No l.i1s entitled.
An ordinance 10 extend. lay OF aud establish
Dexter street 81 tha city ~ seattle, ffoTa tue
southern boundary line Of Adele addition 10 the
north boundary lNe ~. Hind xiey's addition.
aud 90 preside Tor tne condemnation Of real es-
tate necessary therefor" that they. the said
property 0eners, are hereby required 20 appoint
one person 20 act wish fwo other y,s.-soua t0ne Of
whom s. RI h appointed ~ the owners 81 prop
eFty condemned ~ said ordinances No. i.i4s, and
oEe b. TIE mayor - said cIty ~ Seattle. iu Ay-
pra5sils and assessing damage and benefits
HituEu aud for fl1 ss1esrfaeut district described
AID established ~ section Of said ordinances
No i.i#s, IN accordance witk tho provision Of
seeiieI ~ % al at 81 the legislature of ths
territory 81; Warrington eptified. IAN at 81 re-
Eiss and amend the enaFicr II the city II seat
Tie, approves February {. isAs" ssh spp1int-
Taent J. - - q a5e lu writing sIsd Fled with the
tsfy eleFs 81 the city 81 -ssffle OF before the
AT asy Of ocgoper, A. - Iva.
q w FsRRlS, city clerk
fiFss publication Of this notice septeabes 70.
s%ss
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Dexter Street Improvement.


SEATTLE, " T., sept. 20. lss1.
Notice : hereby given - ihe awnera % prop
eTry condemned BY ordinances Sa. IiaS. entitled
An ordinance u extend. lay uf aud establish
Dexter street IN the city a. seattle frnm the
southern boundary line OF Adele addition to
the north boundary line OF hinekieys addition,
ard 70 provide Tor the condemnation OF real e..
tate Necessary therefor" that they. the said
property owners are hereby requiftd % appoint
one person % art with two other persons zone 10
hc appointed ny the owners of property henc.
6tri Is The provisions ~ said ordinance No
lls2, and one te 70 appointed by the mayor 81
SAID CftY of >oatiiel il sppTaiSlng and sssiug
daTnag ; and benefits within gnd Tor the sssess-
mcni district described and established bS see
ton of said ordinance No. 1873 ia accordance
With tAe provisions II section l0l Of an set of
the legislature 81 ths territory Of Washington.
entitled. A set - revise and amend the char.
ter Of the city OF seattle, approved February 4.
fsof." said appointments i 20 be made tn wit.
ing sud hled with the city clerk al the city OF
seattle ON or before the f,u day 81 october, A ID.
10. & " FEkklS, CftF Clerk
FlgSf publication OF this notice, september ..
F@-ss
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South Ninth and Charles Street I'M
pr0yement.
OFFICE or THE Cry CLERK
~, $500. &c., -. =. =.

r. z
SEATTLE, w. t. Sept. Il. issaN
Notice Is hereby given 10 the owners of prop
erty benefited by ordinance No. 1,20i, entitled.
AN ordinance 10 lay OF, extend aad establish
south Ninth street i'll the city of Seattle from
Mikado street To Plummer street, and to lay off,
extend and establish Charles street in the city
of Seattle from Tenth street 10 Eighth street, and
To provide for the condemnation OF real estate
necessary therefor" that they the said property
owners are hereby required TO appoint one per-
son 20 act with two other persons lone of whom
Is 10 be appointed by the owners of property
condemned by said ordinance Ne l Dol, and one
by the mayor OF said city of seatte) In apprais-
ing and assessing damages and benefits
within and for the assessment district
described and established by section of
said ordinance No. 1901, in accordance with the
provisions OF section loi OF act of the egisla-
ture of the territory of WASHINGTON entitled, An
act 10 revise and amend the charter OF the city
oil seattle, approved February I, 1856 said ap-
pointfnent is TO he made in writing and fled
with the city clerk oi the city Of seattle ON or
before the iih day Of October A. b., IsSo
&. W. FERRIS, City CLERK
First publication OF this notice September II.
fss9.
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w NJ a.

AIRS NJ = STORY. VI o HAS 81 DIED
vi vocal faasic under gae besi rlTossssu EEs.-
ke-s hAs returned 10 TIE citx aud = prepared Is.
rsceive limited naFn Ter Of pRpiAs in the arr o.
singing sud voice Couture. h0oEss 8 s1l :, Al
klG~ hgil6iHg
W MARTINS. TEACHER Or rIAso;
w shortest successful fserIasn method &.
va5ce culture = specially. 49, PIKE stree.
aGADEAY pY MUSGC-NtsCAL CI.TUr r.
n e1ocufioa. and - brsneAes ~ inssstt-
aeutai @usgc tauzsN ,Anw5 4A IoluGD =
street between fearih = s~<ifth
Nfk~ WILLARD. RSI&- And 8, l.4E44
vi Frozt street Yoste cwlIu-e. pisno, s3Is'Az.
slosut.on. physical eai9gEe class, 10 q 4
saturdays
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aiilEE LkCkiE As \ PROPHET.
efttaicis That IA Discharged Prisoner
VIII BE in Jail Before Night

@sNaieis That Discharged Prisoner
VIII he In Jail Before Night.
FsaE Reynolds a notorious petty lar
s''s.ei, was released from the county
yesterday morning after serving a
s2G ldlyty days. As he was leaving he
1ahi 10 lsier l.eckie and said You'll
sN have aarge of me again. ID you 7"
V fonUbe back here before night, -
ssA 'he lailer, who has pretty good
sa@ Eae character Of the men he turns
san upon.
ass' true prophet. About 5 O'Clock
sht Reynolds passed in front of the
- coming store on Second street,
iesier avenue, and picked up two
- 'aoes and 4 pair oi stockings dis
me son,
we clerks who witnessed the lar
@a'ed Reynolds and turned him
= : lieutenant Willard, who Mapped TO
- h'ynolds slept in Jail las, night.
'Fse's Ia and from Europe.
h. i.ckeIs "a sll points tn EUROPE aud
Naa AZ Northern Pacific ticket Office.
Soond street, Boston block.
So Northern Pacific railroad. The hcNt
49, ule Tor all points Hast, -f,icc rs
~--.,l, kaeinn block
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CAUTION.

Beware of fraud. as nv name aud the price
are stamped OH the bottom of all nv advertised
shoes before leaving the factory. which protects
the wearers against high prices and inferio,
goods. II a dealer Offers ". T. DOUGLAS shoes
at reduced price, or says he has them without
my name sni price stamped on the bottom. put
him down as n fraud.
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ART

lIRs. J. II. sAlTh Has Returned FROM
Vi sen Francisco and fropene4 her arr studio
81 Boston BLOCK, sketcAtug, siiN life dfawing
pas'els. water coinis and Oils.
4 RT sTTpso-JE-sTE u. ELLIOTT ARTIST
IA focrns = aid =. kjigen block. second
street. between berry and 1smes.
'isHE ART EMBROIDERY STORE WILL
l furnish choice yafte ~ fsueF articles
an1 embroidery materials Thsukfug iorsler
customers for their patronage w. would wlsh
Continuance and invite them Ga the issl uFs,uing
cprsets. hosiery sid small wsFes. also Az uf y
for sqBlpotse waiot Stamping &a1 uinkIne
done Ms. ". 5. Fellows aud Miss e. u. Fsoi
fis ~eea8G stFeft
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soerFrT sorfCf<

I,RATERSiTY HODGE. No. -. - o ,.
l. meets every ThBrs6sy evening. - = o'clssos
10 Tie bail OF >szf;}e ledge. SOrfh seattle al
Issmb@fs Of the order ~ good standing are e0r-
diaily insiyed Ga attend.
:. ). HOLMES =. q.
IT MITt HE'LL, secse;ary.
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Drs. Larrin can be consulted free nj 2s5 Fifth
street, corner Main, Portland. OiIlce hours
from 10 10 o'clock daily: evenings. 10 s. ssn-
days, 10 10 II All curaole chronic diseases loss
OF manhood, blood tail,s. syphilis, gleet gonor-
rhna, structure. spermatorrhra, seminal weak
ness, or loss OF desire OF sexual power, in man
or woman. catarrh aud deafness are eonfideuti.
ally and suees ssfuliy treated. Cases of private
diseases guaranteed, and never published in
the papers. Most eases can receive home treat.
menf after visit 10 the doctor Office inauir-
les answered and circulars sent free
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NTONECITTERS.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ works. Fox & Crosbic, proprietors: all
kinds OF cemetery and building work done with
artistic skill a full supply of msntes constantly
on hand: positively better and cheaper than any
other firm on the coast; designs with prices
FURNISHED on application free of charge. Pike
street. between Fourth and Fifth Seattle.
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FOX INSTRUMENTATION,

FOR E-MISCELLANEOTS.
I'ok SALE OR ENCHANGE-LADY' THOR
oughbred mare: drive or ride. 7. O. box
| 100.
TOR SALE-FoUR SPAN OF GOOD, HEAVY
draft horses for sale: corner Of Twelfth and
Jackson streets
TOR sALE-SiX SETS OF GOOD, HEAVY
J. Concord harness for sale: corner OF Twelfth
and Jackson streets.
L>oR sAI.E-CHEAP; A SMALL sAwMILL
4 IN good location. Inquire Puget Sound
Machinery depot.
E,oR sALE-TROTTING HORSES. FINELY
II bred Hamhlesonian mares, together with a
few l. ,, and 4-year old colts standard
bred, also one 3-year old French Coach stallion
tine STYLE and action, ST great bargain. Ad-
dress Frank kimball. T. Q. box ali. >estte W. +.
NOR sALE-fCAS DELIVER IMMEDIATELY
II 20 acres Of Valentine scrip. Prices reason
able Richard Nevifis. ~. room II. kilren block.
NOR SALE - FURNITURE OF TEN ROOM
Il house. rratt * Morgan. The Fair, 7oo second
street
NOR sALE-oNE GOOD SECONDHAND
II safe. For full particulars address safe,
care Post Intonignneer.
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sTENo6RfpIIrrs

~ VI HINMAN, ~fENOGEAPHEK -
IL. si1ie Music Co. 81 Third stree
~ WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER aEsn-
w suagiefs-l>t aagrAgs5ers furnished shoys.
ba0d Asd fyrewtltinz work executed typ~-
w7lser. rented Room :. Sss fiu hlsss