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FOR SALE.

I20xI20 feet. corner Fourth and Wall
streets. Large resicen and livery
stable; three buggies and five ssts OF bar
ness, etc. Price $4,000, bali cash.
10 and 2, block 40, Sarah A. Bells addi-
ton, $3.50: $500 cash. balance time.
Four lots. block 81, MERGERS addition, on
the motor line.
Lots and 2. block Is, Meth Seattle addi-
ton, 5000
Lot !. block L. North Seattle addition,
$500
Lots and 4, block 81. Denny's third add
ton.
House and lot on Box street. 6 rooms, for
S25c0, 1900 on time.
Ten acres at Kirkland, 5000.
Fifteen acres in section 2, township %,
range 4 east $500.
Fine farm at Redmond. improved, 60 acres
bottom, $40 per acre.
Ninety acres on Mercer island. one-third
mile water front.
EPIER d WHITEHEAD,
Roar, II Tfufar, bfoet
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

InfFICE OF BIRD & noRNBACH.
NJ Arehitecfs-Rics will BE- received al
this once up 20 noon of Aon1sv sebrSl-
ary =. lss5. for the excavation ~ th. lot
on the southeast coraer Front and spring
streets, fsr the ave sfsgy stone and brick
block Of Mr.. A. B. Hoiyoke
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Advertisements uns.er the heads OF Lost
Found, For sale, To Let ard Situations
Wanted will be inserted At the rate OF
cents word for fsrst insertion: / cent n
word for each subsequent Insertion. Pay
rnent always Ia advance.
The following letters are awaiting sfver-
tisers a. this Office.
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All kinds OF blank books and
rulings 20 any pattern cone at =.
Anthony's bookhindery, opera
BLOCK. af the 5osf4at nrSc a.
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Loo SALE = BOOKS sTA'rIosEky.
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EoE sAIx-sA1ssoS. PK1cE. s4sca AEs-
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E0R SALE LOT At FREMONT.
IT Dea@y 4 Hoytss a9dsfina: Il ix Ger
rser and has EEe xsfw. Address f1x par
rscnlars. 0Hnsr. !? @. box Iak.
LOB SALE on TSsrALLNENTs-FIvE-
II rcos1 hsase with iot -sxI2. <2p0 cash.
balance az SIeoe Ia zzeaShIr payments.
Rees z. Danseis. r0cn SAT- hoek.
Eog sAIE-.Sao-f.o FKET SQUARE
IT northwest c1Enex Of Ninth ard Alcer
streets best fsxrxsia On Ekrfn str-ess 1850
cash. balances On kis1e. Rees p. u1ase2S.
room 4. starr blaek-
y,oR SALE - OLD EEwSP.lPEzs IN
% ssadies OF 10 q tbs ofiEe.
EoR sALE-A CHaEeE LOT or LIVE
Il ssoek-il head; o fHH brs~3 Jersey ball
Cal snon. RAHR 4 EoAEMAS.
EOg sALE-'TwEyTY-Txo HEAD or
IL work e2ssss. 81 Nn- CoeArxn's Waite
River Farm Inquire Of Morgan o'Brisr.
fsriiis-
I,oR SALE OR 70 LEsf-saoSBY
II housa, at OEssng. W. T. = HailSs EAST OF
Iacosns. Address Crosby koxss.
E0R sALE-cHEAP FOR cAsa -
IT Lodging house: god paving business.
one OF the hsss locations IN the city. Adj
dress " n. this ofsira-
EUR sALE-yEEY caEAP-si4 ACRES
IT of good land on whsdby Isl and. part II
tue vicinity of Oak Harhor and part near
csuPesiise- apply 70 d. E DGtie. Yesle-'s
wharf
E,OR SALE-GrS BUSISEss-DOTSG A
II good trade. together with complete
repair department. A good paying, wen
established business q . hargsin- James
West, s21 Front street Al goods Is cost to
reduce stock
EOR sALE-SIcE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
IT YesleF's frxt addition; q few mipEfes
walk or ride on Mil street. cable road VIII
take yey on the cheapest lots in the City of
Seattle: size OF lots 6oxlS feet; adjoining
let's are selling from 1900 10 S1z0O the lot:
don't miss this chance If ron want 10 get q
nice cheap lot for home; price of l0f $50
only. George Dorfel, Real Estate Broker,
Office, Commercial street, between Mil
and WASHINGTON, up stairs
I,oR SALE-cHEAP; THREE BLOCKS
IT IN the immediate vicinity of the gas
works: cheapest wholesale bsEineSs prop
erty In the city. also lots on Seventh and
Jackson sfreets: on account of an ensum-
brance On the property it will be offered
for 80 days 100 per cent. lower than other
property in that vicinity. Apply 20 Josiah
Collins, Jr.. corner Front aud Cherry.
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TIE Eastern STATES and kerspe. AMI secure
Sleeping car Recommendations. at gss4yDer
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Mas FHlaAs SHORT HAND AND
VI txEssrases. papEls desired terms
low Cos0ufx. Block
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids viii be received for q three story
frame haildsux. 61xi1D feet. 10 be erected
on the northeast corner Of Ftfth and Pike
streets np 70 neon February q, 1850 Pians
are on 1Ie NJ the oeir~ OF
H sTElsMANS. ArchEtec.
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FINANCIAL.


c0sn 0OnT0 LOAN. In SUMS TO
EZsUsUU suit borrowers. upon i'm
proved City and farm property also for
building purposes. Lowest rates: no delay.
f. Bowdon. Zoe Columbia street near Front
NONEY 10 LOAN on FARMS AND
vi city prDperty-By the Western Farm
Nor gage Trust company. room %, New
Yesier block, Sea tie, w. T. Long time
Lowest rates. No delays. Money in bank
here. A. H F0OTE Manager
WESTERN LOAN OFFICE Monty
w 10 loan on watches. diamonds and
iewelry, corner Commercial and Washing
ton streets.
IONEY 10 LOAN On IMPROVED
vi city and farm property ut current rate
of interest No commissions. No delay
whatever in making loans when security
is all right. Transactions completed In
short time. Rees p. Daniels, room s. Starr
block. over Stewart 4 Holmes drug store.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES;
vi no CON mission--on improved bush
ness and residence property in Seattle;
also on improved farms In King county
and down-Sound territory. Loans made
promptly and money paid when the papers
are executed. FRANK p. LEE 4 CO.,
room n, New Yesler block.
MONEY 10 LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE,
wi chattel mortgage or personal security.
Notes, mortgages, etc, bought G. T. MIL
LER, x CO.. lis Mil street, Occidental
Block iy13
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-. 1911. ess~<-ss szsaaeJzr - s4sks &C a1Hy 90
treated az their hor<ex ~ e5Tespondence.
hedicfua and ins 4ncfiNaz SRA ~ matlor
exrFsa ConsnltA nu frse n4w
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FOX AA<XE
TOk EEsT-THREE rsYURNI2HED
E szscxzs. uez. socntc6. Ias1xrs reaE1 IS.
GNs9siai sslDrk
HOE REsT-FURs1sHKD ROOM. 1Tss
IT Freu< ssresxs s<ta - the sfzeyuoer >
TUx gExr = THREE RyeM HorsE.
II near Lake Naskingren snd the Gaese
LEne- - per 1r7tA. EeSs 2. pz7fe2S- roorz
3 Starr baoek-
T-oa gEST-HDTEL IN SEATTLE. Zee
Il rorcs- sow ren&. ao1x Ieascs fzr7zssEre
for sale Actress Hss@i- this ossic@-
NOE aEwr-THKEE NICE. LAa6E IT,
JIG fsrnSs1e4 rooxzx On corner Ct Lsucrz
ard Second streets
Eoa REST-ELEEASTE.Y FURNISHED
f~rnf rn<asr VERY cheap. Eignfs street.
heszeen Bel xtsa Blanchard: thirt hcase.
EsOK gENT-SlCE FURNISHED ROOM
IT With Gre ssz1 bsss. ss- Pike street
T-og RExr-E.ODsrSG HOUSES FROM
IT eight 70 ~ roomk- Furnitsre and
lease sor sale Hal 4 tailzn0re- go Frons
street.
TeoR EENT-LDDGIgG HOUSE. BEST
II S0eafEen in the city: ~ rooes- clearing
esese fssr rzrzsh Sew furniture and lease
for sale ebexp. Hail & Gilmore, ~ Front
street
T-oR RENT House or SIX Rooms.
IT ia Oak street.
I-0E RENT - ~ COLUMBIA. NEAR
Is Frsnt street., 7-ro0rE hozsxs. good loc&-
don. furniture far sale. Prizes $50. In
us;re ~ ~ James *, opp. Decide 1s&l
hetel nongsn & Go.
nor REST-A sTORE ROOM 2sx50
II 4ppfy ). ID. Thomas Bellevue hotel.
I,OE gEST-LEgCH COUNTER AND
IT oyster psrior. furnished complete 80
Commercial street
EOE RExT-FARH FOR RENT AND
II lsn6 for eaIe. Il qrire Of J. AMER
son. corner Seventh and Len0rs streets.
EsOR RsSr-A PA2LoR WITH FOLD
IT Ing bed for one or TWO gentlemen
Is2s< FIRST stre4 & two days
NOR REST-sTORe ROOM ssxs9 FEET.
II s8ifa Die for Geld s.orace. For psrt1c1-
lara eaIf at Puget Sou ice works
EOR kEST--OSE CSFrRSISHEpk Room
IT on the northeast corner Fourtii and Le-
nora streets, to nice respectable lady In
quire on pfernssss
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A sSAF-RESTAURsST PAYING OVER
kSp per Eaanfh: two wears lease; rent
saAy VI ssl'e vii STAY tvo weeks with
aayer- Also restaurant taking 500 10 lsS
Per 1aF. viii A~sr tho ssrirtsss Ynxesssga.
ten. TIE lease ~ dre hoaseS ia fsst class
lssc.fian eight rpasn Fanse fov rest ixs Of
sarra. Cal A. GAGE fa- these sn.l ether
earE sias II. Aagsea 4 Cos Cherry, be-
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Also very desirable lots 81
SMITHS COVE.
We call special attention 70 the
PAIaTinE HILL ADDITION.

This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots in the Market the
greatest margin fox profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con-
Struction of the navy ward af Lake wash
iagton these lots win increase in value be-
yond the most sangHine expectations
Even now the addition n In the center Of
the manufacturing district. surrounded by
factories sssd lying nj the salt water gate
way Of the canal Posfofiice. schooihouse,
public hall. railroad depot on the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the s. l.
s. & T. r. r., which runs hourly trains ut
Toe. in addition 70 which the new motor
line is about TO be constructed 90 the prop
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IL s0Sx, ariftesi away from Priests Point
ea February n. ssss. sairaAse reward for
Informal on lsaItag 30 nscoxvry OF same
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IL denomination twvaIy Goisars. 6aser
slll esafer fsyor hy returning 10 i 81
aLHkkfsQN. hsss 81. Bellevue Hotel
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Two nae lo.x ia Ross second s<zs.tioz, two
planted Ia fruit tzeez Price $2-1 each.
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Why the TartarS Laughed.

The artist who accompanied George
Kennan on his trip through Siberia
was engaged one blistering day in
making sketch of group of pictur-
esque Tartars. Still other Tartars
amicably gathered around him as he
was at work inspecting his umbrella,
gazing curiously at his sketch, and
walking about. As the tartars were
armed to the teeth the artist thought it
was best to be amiable, and smiled a
broad and propitIatory smile upon the
party. Whereupon the entire party
smiled broadly in return and showed
great interest in him. He smiled again.
more broadly still; whereupon the Tar
tars came around in front of him and
began to GO through the most extra
ordinary antics, laughing still. The
artist gathered somehow that he was
expected to laugh, too, and proceeded
to crafty their evident wish. The
more he laughed the more they laugh
ed and several big Tartars came
around in front of him and Law down
on the ground, rolling and tum mbling.
The artist laughed until his jaws al
most cracked. The thing finally be-
came little alarming, and calling his
factotum and interpreter the artist
bade him find out of the head man of
the Tartar party what these extraor-
dinary antics were all about.
His excellency, said the Tartar
in explanation, '.smiled upon us and
showed lis something which we never
saw before-teeth made partly of gold.
And as the men of my tribe saw that
his golden teeth were only to be seen
when he laughed they took all possible
ways to make him laugh; and when
they rolled on the ground before him
1t was only the better to see into his
mouth and behold his golden teeth."-
Boston IF0necyiDt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-03-07
THE SACREDNESS OF SEVEN

The writer of the Agricultural Imple-
ment has been studying over the mys-
tical number seven, and concludes that It
is undoubtedly the sa1red pumber.
There are seven days of creation; after
seven days respite the flood came; the
years of famine and plenty were in cyci, 8
OF seven; every seventh day was Sab
bath, every seventh year is a Sabbath of
rest; after each seven times seven years
came the jubilee; the feasts of uuleaven-
ed breal and the tabernaces were obser
we'd sseven days; the golden candlestick
had seven branches: seven priests with
seven trumpets surrounded Jericho sew
en- times and seven times the seventh
day; Jacob obtained his wives by servi
tudes of seven years; Samson kept bis
nuptials seven days. and on the seventh
day he pu. riddle to his wife, and he
was bound with seven green withes and
seven locks of his hair were shaved off;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was seven years beast,
Shadrach and his two compa Mons were
east into furnace heated seven time
moss thaniit was wont. In the New
Testament nearly everything occurs by
Seyens, end es the end of the sacred
volnme we read Of seven churches, seven
candiesticks, seven spirits, seven trum-
pets, seven seals, seven stars, seven thun
ders, seven vials, seven plaques, seven
sngels, and seven headed monster
Scientific American.
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A Wonderful Volcano.

Near the city of San Salvador, in
Central America. says the Guatemala
Star, are two active volcanoes, San
Miguel and Izalco, which present d
magnificent display to the passengers
of steamships sailing along the coast.
IZalco is as regular as a clock, the
eruption occurring like the beating Of
a mighty pulse every seven minutes.
1t is impossible to conceive of a grand
er spectacle than this monster, rising
about 1000 feet almost directly from
the sea, an immense volume of smoke
like plume continually pouring cut
of its summit and broken with such
regularity by masses of flames rising
1000 feet that it has been named FL
Faro del Salvador-the lighthouse Of
Salvador. 1t is in many respects the
most remark a Ule volcano il the world.
because its discharges have continued
so long and with sucl. regularity and
because the tumuit in the earth's bow
els is always to be heard. Its explo-
sions are constant and are audible 100
miles off. 1t is the only volcano that
has originated on this continent since
the discovery by Columbus. 1t arose
from the plain in 1770, in the midst of
what had been for nearly 100 years
magnificent coffee and indigo planta-
ton.
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What We are Coming To.

Nominal mistress-I would like to
entertain a few guests in the parlor
tonight, Bridget. Do you think the
gentleman who calls on you would
mind sitting in the kitchen for this
once?
Bridget-Indade he would, mum!
But Oi'll tell yez what Oi will do. Ofll
schrub the kitchen windys and black
the sthove, and yez can take thin in
there, if yez loiks. It's not the loikes
OF lady like me that nd be disoblig-
ing to woman loike yourself, mum,
Mistress-(fer (fervently-Thank you,--
Time
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For the relief and cure and intiam.
nation and congestion called "a cold in
the head" there is more potency in Ely s
Cream Balm than in anything else it is
possible to prescribe. This preparation
has for years past been making brilliant
success as q remedy for cold in the head,
catarrh and hay fever Used in the ini-
tiel stages of these complaints Cream
Balm prevents any serious development
Of the syptons, while almost numberless
cases are on record of radical cures of
chronic catarrh and hay fever after all
other modes of treatment have proved of
no avail. %
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PAsTIME OF A FLORIDA FIRM A fit

PAsTIME OF A FLORIDA FIRM A firm
here IS abont to engage in novdl eutar-
prise IN C, injection with their vegetable
garden. They are taking glass bottles
and training cucumber vines, when they
are ready to bloom, to grow cucumbers
inside of the bottles, SO that when the
vegetable is full grown it will be much
larger than the neck of the bottle. They
will then take and pickle them and will
have picked cucumbers in bottles with
necks much smaller than the pickles.
Ovideo Ella. Chronicle.
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Questions of the Hour.

do angels wear white dresses, say?
Always, or in the summer: Do
Their birthdays have 10 come like mine, in
May?
Do they have scarlet sashes then, or bluee
When little Jessie died last Eight,
How could she walk TO heaYen-it is so far.
How did she find the way without light!
There WASH even any moon or star.
viii she have red or golden wings?
Then will she have 10 be bird, and fly?
Do they take men like pres dents and kings
In hearses with black plumes clear TO the
sky?
How old is God? Has he gray hair?
Can He see yet? Where did he have TO stay
Before-you Knoxville had made-any where:
Who does He pray to-when He has to pray:
How many drops are in the sea?
How many stars,-well then, you ought to
How many flowers are on the appIe-tree?
How does the wind look when it doesn I
where does the rainbow end? And why
Did-Captain kidd-bury the gold there?
when
VIII this earth burn? And will the fremen
try
To put the fire out with engines then?
IF you should ever die. may we
Have pumpkins growing in the garden, so
Ny fairy godmothsr can come Tor me,
When there's princes ball, and let me gof
Read Cinderella just once more
What makes-rlen's other wives-so meanT'
! know
That was tired, it may be cross, before
l shut the printed book for her to go.
Hours later, from child's white bed
] heard the timid, last queer question start:
Mamma, are ycu-my stepmotneri' il said.
The innocent reproof crept to my heart.
S. NJ. B. Piatt.
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81 used often to read the newspaper
alond 10 my wife," said Bert Robinson
land once ] was fairly taken in by a pa
tent medicine advertisement The Sc
dnctlve paragraph began with the mod
est account of the sea serpent, but end
ed with setting forth the virtues of cer-
tain DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical DiscOv'
cry which, twas alleged, was sure cure
for all throat and inng troubles and
wonlG even cure consumption, If taken
in time. The way I was taken in vas
this; [ had Inng trouble and bought q
boite Of the remedy. I was a strange,
30 it aud it took me in-aad cured me.
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The Grain Field of America.

In 1860 less than q thousand bushels
of wheat were raised in Dakota: in
1870 the crops amounted to 170.662
bushels; 1880. 2S9 bushels in 1880: 3S.-
166.413 bushels in 1855: and in 1887,
BY the estimate of the statistician of
the national Department of Agricul-
ture, 81. 400, 900 bushels. or rather, if
the evidence in the hands of The Ter
ritorial statistician are TO be relied up-
on, 62, ,553. .499 buSAcls.-HHper' Be-
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$50 For One Bottle of Medicine.

This is TO certify that my wife was for
years afflicted with asthma, and was so far
gone that several decided that her case
must terminate in consumption. was
induced to try bottle of DR.. Warner S
White Wine of Tar Syrup. To our
great satisfaction it gave almost immedi
ate relief, and two bottles completely
cured my wife. She is now we'll and
healthy, but l would not be without the
medicine if it cost me fifty dollars bot
tie. VIM. e. FARRIs,
Chm. Bd. TIP. of Wilton, Monroe Co.,
Wis. %
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BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE,

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piless, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction of money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by II.
Rinrichs.
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SEA LIONS OFF THE PACIFIC CoAsT.-

SEA LIONS OFF THE PACIFIC Coast
Mr.. Mcclure says there have been a
good many sea lions around the rock of
late fishing for salmon. One of these
monsters will dive down and in short
time come up with a salmon in his mouth
give it few shakes, which slap it around
his ears so that the crack can be herad
on the rock. and break the fish in two.
He will then swallow one-half and dive
after the remainder and swallow it..
There is one hugo old sea lion, which is
blind in one eye and has evidently been
driven forth on the cold charities of an
unfeelipg world by the other lions, as he
haunts the rock and is made sort of pet
of by the light keepers, who throw him
biscuits, which he eats. He will allow
them to come within ten feet Of him when
basking on the rock. They call him
Dick and he appears to know bis name.
He will raise his head and answer with
his musical howl. The other lions swim
around the rock, but evipce no desire to
cultivate the acquaintance of the dwell
iers thereon. On the rocks near the
shore is regular rookery, where hun
dreds Of these lions oongregate.-Port-
leud OEegonian.
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LEISURE Hours IN FLoRIDA.-The
Barlow folks are having lots of fun
guessing the number of oranges on a
tree. There were over 100 guesses about
the last one selected, J. Shelnut Winning
the $50 prize for the nearest guess, he
guessed 1854, while there were 1868
orangea. The other guesses ranged from
1857 to 00.-Jscksonville Times.
Union