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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-15
Boston Stocks.


THE McKeesport Council Monday night
ordered about So, 900 worth of street improve
mentS.
THE Westinghouse Electric Company yes
terday declared its usual dividend of IN per
cent out of the earnings of the best three
months business the corporation has ever had.
THE election for directors of the Allegheny
Gas Company was helu on Monday with the
following result: James McCutcheon, Presi-
dent; L. Mcintosh, H. M. Boyle, Addison Lysle,
John Porterfeld, Robert Young VIM. Walker,
Herbert Du Puy and James Graham.
JOHN M. OAKLEY & Co., with their usual
enterprise, have opened an Office in the Rialto
building. Chicago, and one of the partners will
in person execute orders on the Chicago Board
of Trade. Mr.. M. r. Jacobs the new member
of the firm, is fayorably known in this city and
in Brownsville, Pa.
The following charters were issued from the
State Department at Harrisburg yesterday:
Progressive Perpetual Building and Loan AS
sociation, Of Washington. Pa capital, 81. .00U,- :
600: Pittsburg Electric Company, of Pittsburg
capital, S100 900; the Rural Water Company, of
Pittsburg, capital. $500; the Donegal and Connoy
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of Marietta;
the Valley Water Company, of Pittsburg, cap
ital, $500.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-15

When baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When ssce became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When sac had Children.sh she gave them Castoria
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Dressed Meat.

Armour & Co. furnish the following prices
on dressed meats: Beef carcasses. 450 to $50 MS,
SIC; 800 to $50 Bs &c; $50 to 80 rs, &c. Sheep,
Sc q D. Lambs, &c % d. Hogs. 654c. Fresh
pork loins &c.
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Features of the Market.

Refined, New York, 6.85.
Refined. London, 81.
Refined, Antwerp, 1BH.
New York closed 824.
Oil City closed S22,
Bradford closed S24.
"A B. McGrew & Co. quote: Puts, &c to S21sc;
calls, S31zc.
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Philadelphia Stocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur.
nislled BY whitney & Stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
change
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-15

Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA. 50 cents;
SOAP, 25 cents; RESOLvENT, 81 Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORA
TIoN, Boston, Mass.
RISend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases
"a pages so Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-15
DOCTORS LAKE
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.

Medication are treated at this DispenSary with
a success rarely attained. DR.. 8. K. Lake is q
member of the Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, and is the oldest and most expe-
rieneed SPECIALIST in the city. Special atten-
tion given to Nervous Debility from excessive
mental exertiOn, indiscretions of youth, etc,
causing physical and mental decay, lack Of
energy, dependency, ETC.; also Cancers, Old
Sores Fits, Piles. Rheumatism, and all diseases
Of the Skin, Blood. Lungs Urinary Organs,
etc. Consultation free and strictly conhden-
tial. Office hours 9 to and 7 to = p. NJ; Sun
days. 2to4 4P. NJ only. Call at Office or address
S. K LAKE, NJ. D., NJ. r G. ?. s.. or 2: j.
LAKE, NJ. d. sel-l3+MWFWk
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-15

DIMPLES, black-heads, chapped and ely
Im skin prevented by CUTIcURA MEDI-
CATun S0Ap
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-15
WATERBURY, w, January 20, 1857.

Psoriasis, Eczema, letter. Ringworm, Lichen,
Pruritus, SeaI Head. Milk Crust. Dandrun,
BARRIERS, Bakers Groeers' and Washerwoman's
Itch. and every species Of Itching, Burning
Scaly, Pimply Humors of the Skin and Scalp
and Blood with Loss of Hair. are positively
cured by CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and
CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautiher,
externally, and CUTICURA RESoLvENT, the
new Blood Purifier, internally when physi-
clans and all other remedies fail.
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Governuen. Bonds.

offered at 2. Prime mercantile paper, .S1z@
81 Sterling exchange dull but steady az
81 81 for 60day bills and 81 SS4 for demand.
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SCRATCHED 2s YEARS.
A scaIY, itching Skin Disease With Endless
Suffering Cared BY cuti-
c0ra Remedies.

If had known of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
S years ago it would have saved me 500 two
hundred dollars) and an immense amount Of
suner1ng My disease (PsoriasisJ commenced
on my head in spot not larger than cent. Is
spread rapidly all over my body and got under
my nails. The scales would drop OF Of me all
the time, and my suffering was endless and
without relief. One thousand dollars would
not tempt me to have this disease over again.
/ am poor man, but feel rich to be relieved Of
what some of the doctors said was leprosy,
some ringworm- psoriasis, etc. took
and Sarsaparillas over one year and q
half, but no cure. went to two or three doc
tors and no cure. / cannot praise the CUTT-
OURA REMEDIES too much. They have made
my skin as clear and free from scales as a
baby's. All used OF them was three boxes Of
CUTICURA, and three bottles Of CUTICURA
REsoLVENT and two cakes of CUFICURA
SOAP. If you had been here and said you
would have cured me for 500 you would have
had the money. looked like the picture in
your book of Psoriasis (Dicture number two
How to Cure Skin Diseases''), but now am
as clear as any person ever was. Through force
of habit 1 rub my hands over my arms and legs
to scratch once in while, but to no purpose.
am all well. scratched q years, and it got
to be kind of second nature to me. thank
you thousand times. Anything more that
you want to know write me, or any one who
reads this may write to me and will answer Il,
DENNIS DOWNING.
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Government and State bonds were quiet Al
firm.
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anE BAY CITIES.


Free Hight-ef-Way the Water Front
offered Bennett- Robbery.
WHATcoM, Nov. 23.--The right-of-way.
free Of cost. has been offered the Bennett
Railroad Company along Front street. in
beiiingham, thence along the water front
IN Schome, and uorthward through
Twelfth street. on the Whatcom water
'front.' The Bennett company does not
seem TO desire 20 accept route on the
Whafcom water front. claiming that con-
stfuction would be more expensive than
through the streets on land. The citizens
do not feel that the railroad should insist
on running diagonally through Whaicom.
requiring the city 20 pay for the right-of-
way, when the water front Is open free OF
cost. The public has no desire TO dictate
to the railroad company which route IL
should take. provided the railroad manage
ment is willing 70 pay the damage conse-
quent upon running diagonally through
much valuable private property.
trunk owned by Jack Simmons. con-
tanning $3.50 in cash and other vAluables.
was stolen from room in the Raymond
iodginghouse last night, aud was found on
tie street today. No arrests yet.
Likins Il Stenger are erecting very
large three-story building on the corner OF
Fourteenth and D streets for wholesale
and retail grocery store. More wholesale
houses on the bay would find profit In
supplying surrounding towns.
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shirnine Intallirenre.

poRr TOWNSEND, Nov. 23.- The schooner
vesta from san Francisco. arrived today
with merchandise for Sound ports.
The cark Elsiaore will be towed 70 Seat
de tonight
The british ship Senator cleared today
for Queenstown or Falmouth with cargo
Of 400 so6 sacks of wheat from Tacoma,
value. $4,000.
The barkentine Kate Fiickenger cleared
for Molendo. Peru. today, with q cargo oi
lumber.
poar GAmBLx. Nov. 2S.--Arriyed At
lanta, General Butler.
sAs FRAscfsco. Nov. 2S.--Arrived--Sts
walla walla, Victoria; whaling stE VII
Ham Lewis, Fox islands. str Jeanne,
Nanaimo. Cleared-Bk General Fairehild
Nanaimo. Sailed-Str Empire. Nanaimo;
sh Richard III. Port Townsend: hk Temp
Ter. seattle. hk John West. whaling, hA
Arcturus, Port Hadloeki sh Rnfas +,
Weed. NAnaimo.
GLASGOW, Nov. 2i.--Sailed- Haaelbank,
for Puget sound.
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sehuszlsr. iots and :. Blk "a. Des Mo.nes.
Southern ps<iEe Land Company "a Sol
Camp. lots snd4 blk 81. Des Mosnea. So.
y. =. Baxter 70 Fl. Chaplin, SCI Of nes<
sec =, tp Is. r ;. tE0a0
West Coast Improvement Cornuanv "a
J. z Carlton. bot -. Blk 50. Gilman PARK.
W. Aahworth 10 C. n. Boxslens lot q
hak %, Gilman park. 81 30.
". Ashworth 70 M Brogdea, tcs %, Blk
-. Gilman Park, 81 30.
G. IL Clarke 10 +. T. Bssdin, sk nwk Of
se1z sec g. p rs. "a. 1900.
W. BTAcksfE 70 4. q Reeves. fot hfk
y. Fairview Homestead. 81 800.
l. V. Goodspeed 60 r Ellis. set al nws<
SEC 10. ~ -. r5, 1900.
Il ID. Russell 10 G. w. Turner. undt< q,
nwk Of nes<, sec Y, tp 25,r3. 1850.
West Coast improvements Company "a
& Il. COfyell. lots q and -. blk 81. Gil.
man PARK, $3.50.
r. Hanford 10 @. +. Ward, lot I. blk Il
Laws second sdd. 81.
i. G. kEsb0usne to ;. yaux. lots / and 2
Blk s9, Lake Union sid, Sos.
!. :. I.spsky 70 D. Carlson. ne1< Of sec o
tp q. r 4. 81 ,D61
II. A. Bieelow 70 D. Carlson. undK d
same property. $tEc0.
Z. Il. Whisworth 70 ]. s. Wallace. 8 lot.
tn Fern add. 81 go.
J. Davis TO A. b. Jennings, part Of tracl
l06 Of 5-acre tract No 4. West Seattle
81 $50.
q. w. Carter 10 J.. Davis. part Of tract
100 OF 5-aere tract 4, West Seattle, 81 100.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. "a
n. McAndrsws, swz Of sell and nwIl ol
swk and sek OF sw1ss sec II. tp p, 4
$3.50.
Moore Land Company 10 NJ. r. Moore.
lots and .. blk 10, HazeIwood supl add
$50.
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nnAL EsrsrK rnAssrrns.


a
ne Deeds Recorded with ths Auaitos
Yesterday.
Zeal sstsse transactions from January /,
- = dase are ST. Ar .kst03. There wsre
- lag Esccrd YESTERDAY ~ deeds. the con-
tistssseas aeFFegatiug So. AIS, al AZ.
sszs s u ,ssAs0. Following u the list as
hFnlsAet 81 0sfoTae. Trcmper s Co. alb
afsssefs q utle. roogn Il. lostoa block
Vest Coast improvement Company 10
hoya. iot ?. blk Is. Gilman park sid.
Wet Coast improvement Company 10 J..
sssen, hot 2, hls 90. GiiMAn park add,
4 MeAFshaF - c. Kakeliy. lots and 6.
! I, iesles's hrsi add. 81 -
We Coast iuapvovvment cbnArany 10
hses. let :, hlk "a. Gilman park add,
$ z eAapsn to ]. r. Aver. lots IS. i6.if7.
y =. . and - Ak 81. Ingiewcod, 81.
tA<sa seand Land and Developments
sfssy b J, Babe. lots /. 2 : aud 1. blk
sssESed > sdsi "a West seattle. sSSA
Ms2seman 10 /. u. Aasit. lots {. and
= =. T. nvany's fifsh add. Sx.sa
- e->~H1A "a - 4AstFAt4st f1k p -
+skNfss's sseona add. 81 loo.
= !. Cram 70 ). II. Reed, lot /, hsk 4
wse ala. ssAA
!, NsssE 30 > Michel. lots $ and 9. hlk
szsss seasas adj. Sssa
:. = Grow 30 A. J. Kspv. lai Is. h1k I,
- = SARAH Bells hsss ADD, g. 40
= = haske ~ j T. GleAson. lots s and
~ ], "a 81, Maple Leaf add. sssa.
: haeasts Ia E L. Clarke. para II lots
Z - y, see r. sp "a. re, 81 600
- = Koosen st 81 So j. Warden. lots ?,
- Y IA =. Lass second asga. s7SA
8 = ha<aEds.s 10 q. II. I.llly. ons-hAlg
- - - bets 1, 5 ard &. htk ). Ezxser's
ss Coast Improvement Company 10
- = fsAFes, les Ii. hlk a., Gilman park.
Il ]. hstsea 10 |. A. Springfield. los 2.
e = "a. aaas ses Z hsk IS. Krnton add g "a.
-. hsnas 1t al % {. u Morris. sAsee-
.@sfss sass=sst In los Ii, slk S. psospscs
ssssses sssa
seass Improvement Company 80
= ezsAs IA ~ elk q. 6slraan park.
- = aAFsEou - ]. Marrssaa. aets ; ara
- afeea s. Marse Iseaa sid. $40.
fAstnS Land Company - !. l.
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poRr TowSsKsp. Nov. "a corporation
70 be known As the Hastings ManufAetar-
ting Company. Is about 10 he Incorporated
with a capital stock ef s6o.ooo, and viii
place In operation 50 extensive plant for
the manafactare Of sash. doors and blinds,
Ia this city. The ineorporstoFS are o, G.
Hastings. W j. Hastings. T. W. Hastings,
L. h. Hastings, d. NJ. IItslsdeEd and
Charles Packard,
Pr. Emerson has sold hh pelmonico
restaurant % Thomas Doaley and ESadoFe
Townsend California trm. who VIII az
sasna the management about December 1.
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HAWAIIAN nEnELs AcourrTKD.
The lie adler Tried Isy y Native Jury
Death Sentences COMMITTED.

The lie adler Tried By = Native Jury
Death sentsnee COMMITTED.
San FRAEcfsco, Nov. 23.- Hawaiian adj
vices received by the steamer Zealandia
today state that Robert Wilcox. leader Of
the instruction at Honolulu last July, has
been acquitted. His first trial came. - =
sudden termination, Is one Of the jurors
announced that he was prejudiced, and the
J was accordingly discharged. Wiicox's
second trial occurred the last week in
October, and the members Of the Jury
were all native Hawaiians. He vas
promptly acquitted.
rhe other persons engaged IN the insur-
rection have also been acquitted. Lyman
wss fined $3.50. and light fines were also
imposed upon ten or twelve natives.
Lumsns, the Belgian. WHO wass the first
one OF the eonsplrators convicted. has had
his death sentence eommused by King
Kalakaua to one years Imprisonment. after
which he will probably be bafaished.
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osysen o. cosrssa.Lz. . raa cgnszses,

OFFxcz o. CoHFEEuxEEM % Tbs 1th&EHEEsf
NknnEN8foHs sep -, tse8s
WaEaKAs By satisfactory SFf4suc& presented
20 asae Mn6eEsfxEn4. Il hma Reen made 70 apea@g
thss sThe Bgxa8u MKEsGaeA kAnk 81 AeAttle.b Ia
the ~ Of seattle. Ia tsae epHnfy 81 NfEN, nsd
aerrsasfy u SasAinKsEz, eas cozHpzfsd viii AL
ths psoFlsasts 81 he st4fufrs - g6e Unstcd
ssatsx Required - ~ n0Upsi19 WITH a&gcFe al
nsm0r nEa4m sksall 10 &nkh0fs3e1 ~ e@aamenea EAe
bgxarexa 81 kmnkanK
Eo~, esssrfurs i, KAwnssI EAsey. exaap-
fsnfisx * sea eaf4encTs - nsEesT cefstfr thas
me Hassae Naelnnal hank - seattle - sA7
rIrv 81 eemskie. sa ne scnnfy Of zSn9. SD Nxfss
ssxFy ii MaAAsnKson IL aatk0rsxa0 ko nD1xznas5rs
ere c4aEaesx 81 h91z19x. - pFpFtdnd IN seeEann
sfsFaas krn4F11 nnd ssKsy-N8uG "a fhe revised
stafnsas * ssss uussesz states
in eassnscuy 8herens. w4tness my hsD1 and
s3s1ef eeses fAis lstA 6Ny 81 s@FsezaseEs lss1
taKaf a. d f~kEkT.
Ne. Ala CaApszcllEz " kAs Esxs<zzE
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ: RECEIVED
- By the heard OF con m iesioTiars OF King
county, Washington, 81 the once 81 the conntF
auditor. in seattle, Washingtoh, On or before
SATURDAY, Deeember 3, A. y. 1859, - 1880 q. m.
for furnish ng ali materials and labor for the
pfumeang and for the hot water heating plaat
canpiste Tor tie Dew courthouse for htns
county. at seattle. Washington. in accoFoaEce
with iAe Plans ssd sTrcl nestlons prepafsa y
" A. Ritchse. arch itecx, ana row on Tile ~ the
architects oftsce In room n. Fifinpeg build
tng, - the eoxrer OF Front and 5anecA stEeess.
Ia seattle, waxh.
Zach propasAl must Be accompanied By Ger.
tihest cheek on some local sank 10 TIE SIM %
one shoussa3 dollars ~ 600 and insde payable
20 ssse order II the Treasures OF K5nK County
Warrington. ~ q guaxansex thas IA ease OF fhe
zward or the co1trAft nsEng rs4e % him. the
said contractor shHis eaisr inso formal con-
tract and s1rsssk : good ana snfHeseai eoz6 IN
the snm of Ehe contrast price sscuFaang ~ iaw
No nrepesal viii be considered nElsss acco n
panied by such eevtiaed check
The Commissioners reserve tAe Fight 20 Fe5scf
any on al Of sae BIDS
Dated this Iss cay Il Howesnbsr, isfa
cauasv Ansitos Sna Kx-osics0 Clerk o. the
Board 81 coHnty Commissioners OF kiag
county. wAsh-
sKsrT1s KAsrRas eoxsrzxcTIaE cozl
SKArrgK, Washl. AoFesnhsr "a $50
seniaG proposals viii Be resolved At the ofAee
os tais cozFanY, roam ~ Bost.sr. bioxk. uzsli
noua thursday. D@ceEhef 5. fssas foF Eae czsAf-
tag grnbstEg gFs4sng and tFesssii'g N seei.esss
Ehe NorsAcrr Branch q fhe seSssAA Lake Hhess
Sal tsrrs 81 roatsnrs aaa rperiscsfsoas.
srezles xzss 8e1Aa plans ear 81 seea % sns
eGaee Of sks company
az al nesstxeaEs r. d. TA2kWgT,
gaae- FFessdTezss sd Cktss gnEsneeF.
- - q
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r.rtIana Dry s.aa a. spsrm ram.

rsKrtASp. Nov. = The tYra Of Lewis &
Isaac Jacobs. doing = general dry goods
business. made an assignment today 10
Essn Frank for the hsnegtt Of their cFesa-
itorS. Their assets contained 81 the Store
ia this cts are estimated ct - ooo, and the
liabilities AZ sit 90 There are q uunh*T
of san Francisco ard Portland creditors.
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TO LEA8E


E@0K RExT-FHg EEgE EESTAEhA IN
II tUwn: Mxtmre4 ~ tnwSsc@ prices sussd 20
eAfsa1 70 ees4ssues q bakeTFs rare c1N1%e itS
Aa.sees nssxzsn. Pcs frssszszenessx e{see.
r~s5E fKAsE--ejN COMMERCIAL sIAEEf. A
Ii ecFues 80 fssr tern a yeart, MR&h4NAe9a
Territory IEsxagHa9z8 Ca Lhlwssly s'1aaSs
safsA4HG
LOB ERAxE-WHARF ADJOINING Rail-
Is FaA1s lac wAaae r4Tf 81 aioek -
toax az skszk sExra. sassMnz4 fNs shAanae nf1f -
o. w&rxAgmsrA w&shfngsan Issrsaugy inseaa-
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FeREEaSp. Nov. ss-The total less
caused BY The destruction q ths pnkAie
sehool building Ia East Portland last nagAi
wlll rsaeh na4rly ssa.0n There i lnsuF~
ance on LIE hasldsng ~ sIsa9. IN the Sol
sosSax companies NORTH Bgstlsh ard
Mercantile. 500. columeia Fsre and NJ
rine, S4.ss9s New Iceland 81 So
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rArRvoY4xcE
Dnxxs mAxFg1.

NFRA kkYSOLDa. 1881 MKbIEN. LATE 90
VI san frahefseo. wfll give siftsnEs c8tl1. A..
dfgss 4 - Third stFess. Dsysan hoasa, reoEa a
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DAgrs DaKssM AgfxC F6Rg.oRs- ARTISTIC
/ eaflfek and nftinK daae IN dFsszzsektaE.
wfnx4 All eEoakA Mrh l. A. Thzs1. roDa1s aa4
20 e1ra6r ssaean and fEont Streets ae4tkie.
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wAea Bssy uas sick. we gave hev c@ssarta-
wsrn sA~ was CaAsss, So ersea fas cAssarsa.
wAza So aeeaue Mss. SIC eaaag g c@ssarss.
whsA sac kaA cAskzrxa sAe gave sAesa caascsiA
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GEO. F. MEACHAM
esz Tniap srREET.

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Found,
For sale. tor Rens and Situations N&nte9 VIII
he inserted az T1--- Of cents o word for the
fsFsf insertion: eeas q word for each subsequent
insertion. Payment alNxys in advance
N0T7CE-The Eusiaess oEace Of tbs PosT.IN
1nE1aaKseKR viii hereafter be open until II p. m.
ciasstaed advertisements Will BE- reserved up 70
tbs hour
ms following letters are awaiting advertisers
AZ this 0fffee.
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A TTExTEOG, Il. uIEs~FDGMs DEVELOPED
n hv pAyeseai e8Ixafe. smpefa0us Gess ~
fa0wed All dafcrnfties OF the G9ds sne1ied ~
tia fsAIning : esass IL Eow bssnH iprsnad 20
dies dasfnng 50 totu eAil ~ Hotel Ia Pierre
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KAMSAN cock Al kAe Mes&z3asss Pvesrzk&ns
eA9rVH. SssssAss axsnsd2s. NeTssAA<E - ~
Rev Casxk baNis. Mr. tsAm R2xMSay AL &sse
Masy ccH4. Ac4h 81 S1&ksseA
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gx-HR 1sTO& uHFCx DASEg 0KcHEsTRA
i = SOS faM4Y far euEskssasztx. having 81.
ewrass to nesviees 81 Professors Clark AID Yarn
f.usd egags0nef asn9 nsrn3t All gs3ers rr8raytsy
astrzssss - y Eses Le.SIEs. !. llk Krzzs .tIaes
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GEORGE I. NRACHAM
6l7 Third Street.

s1,seaf Ter Sew 5-Koom Hsuss and cox
10 iots near elaesxir iines unsurpassed vfew
shsz eza't bs shnf or TERMS xoa. ard yozr
own pan feE ne balance Own your own
siEiEheeg
Fer saburban Hemes-Ffne tract charm
lazy sltnzsed ssr country ssatzs be<ufsfai view-
good land. Hssh sxen surface. gently sI0pfne b
within sea fset Of nice. sandy beaehs wharf
within 90 fest groves Of raapie and cedar:
spxsBe water, etc. fwo hours drive oTsr smooth
roaA: via sas1 IN 10 OF WseFs tracts Ask for
furthsE parahsuizus
II Ffse Lets north Of oasen Anne town. IN
Laws second addition. sor ss,Esa
. Lets, each esxlzs. near Aaiison street. and
wlihln walking distance Of ne possofhes. al
for t1,f00
SLets Nsrsh OF Madison street. in Laws
srss addition, iar s1.2sA
5-Roona house and sax12D lot ca Birch
street.. neas Harrison. for y, 90
Heuse and Lots. I20xioi. north Of Madison
street near Broadway for u 500
Euu Lot in Union addition. On ma ridge,
s7M Walking distance frcn Front street
GEO. r. MEACHAM
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AssArrEs Avn rrKMTsTs.

nRYANTS ASSAY OFFICE, SKATTLK--
ID K0or 4 NeHan block. correct a4sayN for
terns and references address "a above. send
samples hY mail OF express mining properties
examined 81 reasonable rats. G. y Bryahf.
NORGE HKTHENE- AasAyEA AND CHEM.
NEist apAtYxsr nf Goa. Ore clags, ores. etc send
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EygrsxEns xxD CONTRACTORS.

CAN FkAECIaC0 BRIDGE COMPANY w-
- sfneers Ard contractors Cor bridges % every
deserssisoas wharf baflG3ne. pile diving. dfsdE.
ing aud steam shovel excasailng. piAas ana
sls0n0enen solicited. once loo 81 Jackk0n
street Semfsfe. Wssh.
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I1fAN0 Az Ols1sAx IEaSoxs-THOKOuGH.
4 ~ annAnbema ard Emsz4Aa s4meaSscn. W.
MsgsIas. grum KaE1sek cozssrSatoss. bssssn. III
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cosrnAcTons AVID nuTLDERs.

E4IEU ffENLFFFsfEHa
nUNHAM q COLLINS. CONTRACTORS
~ pf1a driving and bridge bniidtngs 0tssne
foot "a Eommefeial street.
DAFFKRT 4 STANLEY. nufi.DKKs AID
III, contractors, plans and speei ncati0us fofu-
ixled Columbia tfeuae, seattle.
OMEN THOMAS CONTRACTOR AMI
~ builder; pisna sna speeia c&fa0ns furnished
on Short nuiics hoom 81. Bostoa block
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ON AND AFTElz MONDAY, THE 18th INST.
~ there win be open to the public OF Seattle
q National Tart Exchange with direct tele-
graphic communications from ell National A.
ISOLATION tracks, sgish accurate descriptions OF
al recess being rua- The Exchange viii be 10
Gated in the back part OF Myers cigar store.
Second street. neat Yssieg avenue
NOTICE TO PkOgREETukS-PLAkS FOR
IN cottages. SIS: Tor e-stosy residence, so; city
and county maps IL lowest rates. J. Friediander.
Arrhitaef So Columbia street
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N4xa wfII.As.D. ROOMS AND 6. 9zlzsf
VI fsanz sxrnsws yUaeH exk1Ers 5sAHes EEis3Es
slaeus1ens phgakA e2ssAEs ElaaAs - . Es
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NEAGxE nw STEGuKR & ENAN--fHAN-
~ coek Neaxle. George r. q sselsueT and
william {. Ryan -AtsorneyS Ntl&~. rooat 4
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NOTICE 10 srOcKHoEDKRs.

NOTICE TO sTOCKHoLDERs-THE REGU-
IL lar annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Ktnk H5entv investment Company NO. 2
win be he'll At lie ofice OF the Post futeili-
genccr Company ca fne 18th day Of December,
1850. ALFRED Fol NAN. President
GILBERT n SMITH. SetrefsEry.