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HONOLULU 0RATORIo SOCIETY.

EDITOR BULLETIN
1t is proposed to establish So
ciety in Honolulu for the purpose
of studying and publicly performing
Oratorio Music. There is surely
abundant musical talent in the city
and suburbs, and it seems pity
that no opportunity should be afford
ed for enjoying the highest class of
choral music. Such works as the
Messiah, Elijah, Judas Maccabeus,
St. Paul, are practically unknown in
Honolulu to our own great loss. 1t
is obvious that the only way to sue
coed in a work of this kind is to
secure the services of all capable of
rendering assistance. have spoken
to many ladies and gentlemen, in
Guiding some of the leading must
clans, and all seem greatly disposed
to enter upon the work.
May 1, through your widely cir
culated journal, ask those who are
willing to help, to meet in the Y. M
c. A. Hall on Thursday evening the
18th inst. at 8 O. clock.
The invitation is especially ex-
tended to all choirs and musical
associations. 1t will certainly dc
no harm to any one to meet and see
what can be done.
Thanking you for your courtesy.
F. M. ENGLISH, B. A. Oxon.
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Damien, completing the noble sacn.
fee of himself for his brother men,
suggested the thought that the sym.
patty " the United Kingdom ought
10 End expression in substantial
memorial Of his work" A summary
Of tho meeting accordingly held at
Marlborough House under the
presidency Of the Prince OF Wales,
was published ia the Honolulu pa
pers at the time.
The major part Of the Journal, a
pamphlet Of 1873 octave pages, Is
taken up with papers 10y physicians
on the subject Of leprosy. II would
take too much space to give any in.
telligible idea of the various theo-
ries advanced as to the origin, COM
municabilty, and prospects for the
cure of the disease. The matter in
| HtucTul Is, hONtNCi' hONV"OhNhg' III
possessing an element of hope that,
with the very pick of the English
faculty investigating the disease
Systematically, the contamination
most devoutly wished of cure be-
ing discovered may within a mea'
surable period be realized. Refer
ences to the plague in these islands
are frequent in the discussions
1.-The Recent photography o
Leprosy," occupying % pages, en-
titles a large number of reports O.
physicians who have studied thu
subject here, as well as officia
documents of the Hawaiian BoarC
of Health, the voluminous reports
presented by the late Mr.. Gibson tt
the Legislature Of 1886 being par
ticularly prominent in the indexiDs
of subjects.
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WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 10, 1890.
the WEEKLY BULLETIN.

On and after the first Tuesday in
January, 1891, we will begin the
publication of the WEEKLY BULLETIN.
The new paper will take the place
of the present WEEKLY SUMMARY,
and will contain much new matter
not appearing in the DAILY BULLE-
TIN. Local matter, of course, will
be reprinted from the daily edition,
as we'll as will be portion of the
editorial matter; but both new edi-
torial matter and miscellaneous ar
ticles, together with special articles
devoted to the development and adj
vertising of Hawaiian interests gen.
orally, will appear regularly in the
WEEKLY BULLETIN.
The paper will be issued in the
form of an eight-page folio of the
same size as the DAILY BULLETIN,
and will be so arranged and man
aged as to offer special inducements
to home advertising patronage. A
large number of advertisements
have already been secured for the
new paper, and large editions, be-
yond the regular subscription lists
of the present WEEKLY SUMMARY,
will be issued from January 1st and
will be circulated throughout the
Hawaiian Islands and foreign coun-
tries.
The WEEKLY BULLETIN will be
furnished at SIS year TO Island
subscribers, and to foreign sub
scribers at Sc year. For adver-
Using rates apply to the DAILY
BULLETIN Office.
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j. III. SOPER,
President.
J. G. RoTHwELL,
Secretary. 730 ID
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COUGH-CHEWlNG-GuM, the
~ latest style of gum, for sale at the
"Elits Ice Cream Parlors." 72e Ivy
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X. Won Tempsky, ESQ vas this day
been appointed meh.Jer of tn,
Road Board of the District OF Maka
wac, Island of Maui, vice A. vor
Graevemeyer, resigned
The Board now consists as follows
C. II. DICKEY, Chairman;
l.. A. ANDREWS,
h. Won TEMPSKY.
G. N. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Dec. 8, 1890.
1872 st
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Zu Verkaufen !!
Deutsche Buecher:

Meyers Conservations- Lexicon,
Ueber Land q Nicer,
Eur gluten Stunde,
Roman bibliOthek,
Werke Won Samarow, etc.
Naeheres zu erfragen in der Expedi-
ton dieses Blattes. 1892 lw
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az AurnORlIv

Thos Aiu, Esq, has this day been
appointed Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture Tor the Districts Of North and
South Kona, Island OF Hawaii, vice
J. p. kahalewai, resigned
The Board now consists OF
w. MULLER, Chairman
ID. II. NAH1NU,
THOS. AIU.
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Dec. 9 $3.50.
732 81
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STATE OF wAsHIS8ros, :
ft0r~Ty or RF<c
II THE PROBATE COURT OF KDl|

Tn THE PROBATE COURT OF Ku9
l. County, State Of Washington
In the matter of the estate Of sivers iTef>e1 ~
ceased No. 903. Order 10 show cause say u
trfoufion should not be made j
knut Nelson. administering Of the estate q ~
Iverson. deceased. having hled in this coan
petition setting forth that said estate - en1My
condition 10 De closed and Is ready Tor c.<a1
titled by Law thereto, and II appearing 10 me
that said petition sets forth facts slrncieA
authorize . distribution OF the residue q
estate.
Ii is therefore ordered by the cour that AZ n
sons interested in the estate OF the saa ssc
Iverson os and appeal before the said Probate eec
OF King county, state Of Washington 81 ne ms
room OF said coGrt, IN the city OF -eattle on tae
day of January, 1891, al the boar OF ii Q Geek =
OF said day, then and there 70 snow cause. y
they have. why an order OF distributions sno1la
De made OF the residue Of said estate amon8
heirs and persons ia said petition named sceofa
to law.
II is further ordered that copy Of this orier
fore the said 5th day Of January, 1881. IN tas ~
Inteiisgencar Saturday !ssuel, newspaper Pill.
anG published in said King county ana o. Seen
circulation therein.
Done IN open court this 5th day q Dses10.
/, 1880. RICHARD oSBoEs.
Judge Of said Probate toaft |
STATE OF WAsHINsToS,
CoUSTT or KING.
I. Richard Osborn, clerk OF the Probate eoln
kiug county, state Of Washington, 90 nsfeas -
tdy that the above a foregoing dscuue1s - -
correct and complete copy Of an order @ go =. ~
bate court TO show cause why Distribution -
estate should not be made In the above sl.'r ~
matter, made and entered by said coufT % tes
day OF December. 1890 ssi|
In witness whereof have hereunto SCI ~ ~
and affixed the seal OF said Probate cc1I ~ =
day of December, 1890. RICHARD u>bunn-s...
fsEAI~l Clerk Of said PROBATE 80.
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Crisp Snaps, :

81, 600 .s.ss. so.lao foot lot on oiiss
41 100-Lots 6oxf2o in Poussns addition.
sRAsloo neax car lire. Splendid yiew OF the
city and bay. Easy terms-
COOK PER ACRE-For 20 acres Of excellent
1po&O garden and on the line of the Rainier
Avenue Electric Road A portion already Inn
proved Easy terms Of payment
G17E FER ACRE-Forsy acres opposite
~ hifkiand- Close 70 railroad
G1 Q00-House and lot near Jackson street.
R1sooo small cash payment, balance In
monthly inssaIlmenss.
TO ExCHANGE-32o acres Of agricultural
land IN Kitsap county 10 trade Cor farm In IIil-
moss indiana Iowa or Kansas.
WATER FROST-sso Der acre. This trscs
is situated on Port Orchard and Is desirable
pzce- Part cash.
GS CS0-Fun corner lot On Twelfth street,
spcs~cu near the HaiIer residence
&G 000-8oxso feet corner Tenth and Main
&2 500-i2oxl2o on Eighth strees. near
$40. 900 s z: % wash,nstOn street.
&2S0-sighfIy resident lots In Mcsleerss add
ROoO ton, overlooking the Sound and Lake
Washington.
81. 5O0-IE.orS,se and lot 9sar car line ana in
long time.
$3.50 we $3.50 hCEE a prime 'rs near .ss
sric Line.
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EsGIsEERs AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
- Engineers ard contractors for bridges Of every
description. wharf building. pile driving. dredging
and steam shovel exeayatlng pans and specinca-
items furnished on application. correspondence So
Icltea. Once, Occidental block, Seattle, Wash.
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n TIE PRoRATE COURT OF Q!

JN THE PROBATE COURT on TIS}
county, state Of W4ShingrGn.
In the matter % the estate Of William IA Bean 3
real estate
Charles Amy, the administrator Of he srus
William La Bean. decreased having s.eS IN -
1on N tnis court duly vEEiaed praying for a 40
OF TINS court for the sale Of cextasn rexI ss1sp
which the said deceased died seized, to- - =
poses therein set forth and Il appearing a =
court from said petition that tie personal estsss
me SAID deceased In the hands Of said alain.sna
u not sufficient to pay the claims against ths =
estate and the expenses Of the administered
thereof and that II Is necessary % sci, Al nr ~
ton OF the real estate Of said deceased 10 CAV =
said claims and expenses Of the adm nisSrssn1
And Il appearing to The cours that = ID pesas1
conforms 10 and Is in accordance with the reaaR|
ments Of law IN such case male and progidet
IS ordered by the courz thai al persons nfsssal1
10 the estate Of the said deceased appear 6etos ~
PROBATE court on Monday the 5fh day os Jsaun1]
1891, al the hour 81 II O'Clock u The forenoon
said day. at the courtroom Of said PROBATE coua
the city CT Seattle, in said King county, thea z
there 20 Show cause, II any theY have, wiz 4
order OF this court should not Be granted 10 -
administrator authorizing and empowering him
sell the said real estate OF said decreased or 50 mud
thereof as may be Necessary to pay the aforeszl
Claims and expenses OF administration.
II - further ordered that cxpy Of this order /
show cause oe published Al least four successa
weeks before the said 5th dag Of January, 1881. I
the PostIutelli gencer Saturday lssaej, newspap1
printed and published IL said county q King snd1
general circulation therein.
Done In open court this 5th day Of Decenbg
1890. RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge Of said Probate CoGt
STATE OF WAsEIS8roS,
COUNTY OF KING,
1, Richard Osborn. clerk OF the PROBATE coafd
said King county, do hereby certify that tie o.
going IS fun, true and correct copy Of an onpz1
order to show cause, made 81 said couri On - &
day of December, 1890, in the matter Of thE 60
Of William La Bean, deceased.
lsEALI RICHARD OSBORN,
Clerk OF said Probats C1aix
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DANCING ACADEMY.

-
DROTESSOR NJ C AKER, ALB BATTERY
L street; Wednesdays AID TD8rs3ays juvenile;
Saturdays private lessons: modern society dancing:
please call or write.
QUEEN CITY BANGING ACADEMY, WASH
" iugton hal, i526 sixth street. advanced
Uses Monaay ard Friday evenings. beginners
class THURSDAY evening; private lessons; waltz q
specially. Professor c. Lopq. send ter circular
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

III r. HAMMOND & CO. SUCCESSORS TO
IL. Anderson & Faesres, commission merchants
and wholesale dealers IL hay. grain feed and prr-
d1ce: storage solicited Commercial dock foot Of
Madison street, Seattle, Wash.
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REWARDS.

SS0 REwARD-s5O REWARD WILL BE
.-oo paid by the undersigned for Information
that Ail lead TO the recovery OF and conviction OF
the person or persons who stole the following arti-
cies nom the Woodland PARK motel. sometime be-
tween tue 18th DAY of November ana December 4:
One Marlin rife Ss-callbre and A double harreled
shotgun The barrel Of which i 50 inches grade
Nos. Ls- Smith bhnmefleSs hound iniAd with gold
on the n gAer guard ami Initials q; c. r. engraved
on gold plate on the stock. The gun was enclosed
in black leather with initials on brass piaie
hsDck.
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CouxrY OF KTSs.

IOCNTY OF KING, X,
1, Richard OSBORN clerk Of The pyrha.s 49,. Nv
hing coGltyr state Of Washington As 49,
certify that the above ard forexolng ssrrmsss
I5as, correct and complete copy OF az ar1er # =
SAID estate should not be made Ia t5s 49,
t.ted matter, made and entered by sa;d rauf
the list day Of November, leeO
In witness whereof have hereunro 90 ~
and affixed the seal OF said Pronats .,ry- fssS:
day OF November, 1890.
fSEAL- RICHARD oSRopy \
fLerg a. p-nA-r II
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Is THE y PsoBATE COURT. KING CIR


In the matter OF the estate AZ r5.,~
ceased No. i52. Order 20 sknu- r.sss -
tFibution should not b. made.
Agnes Rntter. the assignee Of IT,
one OF the heirs Of Thomas Rae -
hled IN this court her petition seszsr~ - y ~
said estate - now IN a cond.,sau IA = - ~ I
ready for the distribution q he rsssse ~
among the persons entitled ~ an - - -
appearing 20 the coart that sad 1870 - -. ~
seficient 20 authorize dlssri5tsou a - - 9
Of said estate: = '1s ~
IL Is therefore ordered By the cour- o.. y
scfss interested IN the estate on ths - 8 =
rae De and appear before tie sasS -
co1Ft OF King county. state N VISA. -
the COURTROOM Of said coarr. to rs 1s.- -
tie 90 the sd day cf December Isoo :, - |. =
o. II cock a. NJ Of said day, than srs n 49, =
snow cause. y any they have WHY an s-~s. - y.
trssution should not o. made Of he rssss@ y
estate among the heirs ani persons b ssss 49,
mentioned, according 10 Law. 4'ss
X u further ordered tina. q curr n nj. -.
puoilshed once week for fozr sr.r,-s<-,rs -. =.
before the said I'D dsv Of Decsmher TSaa =
Fost-lntelligeEcer t~agurday lssget- 49, =
printed and Published IN said EInx rrrr-r ~
genera circulation therein
lone u open COURT this 2Isr dar of ysvsx.
-oS"- RICHARD OSBORN
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WaNrEn-rNFoRMArros.

WANTED - INFORMAII0N; ANY ONE
w knowing the whereabouts Of the 1O-year-old
daughter Of Jack Gordon. who killed By blast
explosion Ballard. Sunday last, viii please
notify J. s II. Smart, IL D.. coroner
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Il. E,caard Osborn, CLERK Of the p-,s...
i Alns , sogEty, state o. NasaInstcn. Is 49,
trGe, correct and complete COPY AZ - 80. .;a
rtooate court 70 show oagse whv d;,,.ssI 4
said estate sho9Id nor be maze IN * -
matter made and entered By saIs 49, -
day Of December. 1890 e-ss o II
In wit1ess whereof. have bs-sr,..
and affixed the seal ~ sald P-rss go ~ NJ
day Of December. 1890 eoar q
kIcHARD osBou
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LEGAL xo1rcr.

IN THE PROBATE c0rp-
4 Ccanty, state 81 Washiaaror "
In the matter 81 the estate -
deceased. No. sos. Order 70 .ss,s I
tFsno1ipn should not - made
knuf Nelson. sdnnInist-z.s- a -
dreas b Olsen, deceased havirx sI1sx s<1o1
his petition setting forth thar az an
In coG1itiDn % Ne closed aFsd Il -..s.sk 81
tFfouflon Of the rssidEe tharprs $3.50 e
entitled Sy law thereto, and II -
court that said petitloa sets fo-rs s..s.s.x &
70 authorize disJribgtioa Of rs rss ri
estate: sezA1zk r
Il y Therefore ordered By The 49,
sons interested IL the estate N rs,a ~ ~ 4
olsen oe ard appear before ths 80 :. -
OF King county, state q TasAinsror
room OF said court in the CITY ~ Ss....sh ~
Gay o. January. 1891, al the hessr ~ 80 - . Z
q saiG day. then and there 20 sso.- = y ~
foeY have, why an order Of ysissrsr,,.. -
os made Of the residue % SAID ssssse ~
heirs and persons in said gezirsnn -. ~
coFdine 70 law. oh 1saf11
IL = farther ordered thar a conv - -.
p1oi!sAee once week for fJs,r :. - a
fore the said 5th day q January. fsss q ~
inteiligencsr Saturday iss1@7 - =. III
and published 10 said King cora,r $3.50
Circulation therein 20 n
Done N open court This ssh s.~x
Ac0V' RICHARD 49,!
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AssAFERs AVID CHEMISTS.

~ E BOGARDUS. FORMERLY CHEMIST
". for the B. & o. r. r., also practical assayer
and chemist n Chicago; mines examined: assaying
and chemical work Of all kinds done: classes in as
saying. Room 8 Terry building corner CONNER
cia aad Washington streets. Seattle, Wash
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Special NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE FOR CUT FLOWERS
- and plants 90 20 the greenhouses Of the WASH
tDgton Floral Company, on Madison street. near
Lake Washington; here ycu find the largest
assortment OF FUSES carnations, hyaciBths etc
In The state the public are cordially invited 10
VISIT cur greenhouses.
NOTICE TO BTILDERS-PIASS FOR COT
~ tages, SIS; two-siory residences. $50: build
tnzs crested Gu insssllment plan by J. Friedlander
architect and builder. S01 Columbia.
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HAIRDREssIyG.

HAIR DRESSED IN LATEST STYLES:
IL bangs cut and curied for % cents hair dressed
for % cents during December 20 advertise. Rooms
1l2 and IL Washington building, Front street. over
Stewart & Holmes.
T AIDES HAIRDRESsING AND MANICURE
IL parlors; elegant assert InenG of hair goods and
cosmetics Rooms IL and 113 Washington build
ing. Front street. over Stewart & Holmes.
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BATHS.

VENDOME TURKISH BATHS: PLAIN
baths, Csc; open day and night: separate
ladies department kligeE block, 600 Second.
CEATTLE HOT SALT WATER BATHS
~ Special apartments tor ladies: corner West and
Seneca streets. C. Il DAVIS. proprietor; A IL
Crane, manager.
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AIDES PRIVATE HOSPTTAI-ACS,oS
nodetieas Tor ladies' a. 2.l22 Seventh Sfrsz
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Mail AND STAGE LINE FRo1T T-T10~-
W Clty % shelton and Ksmilchie daily an, -
Su.a made sIth trains aud boaIs fcr
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FOR sALE-LoDGIsG-HoUsEs

Tor SALE-LODGISG HOUSE CHEAP;
Il suitable for q man; clears from 500 10 $500
per month. w. +. Hall, sos Second street.
L'oR sALE-LoDGISGHoUs GOOD
u paying lodging house, On easy terms Laos
Front street
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ocULIsTs AND AURIsrs.

DR. EIBBE-OCCLIST AND ACRTST AND
IL physician for diseases of the throat Removed
20 Haier block, corner Columbia and second
streets, rooms and g.
n go. a REICH. VI. a., OCULIST. AURIST
" and physician for diseases OF the throat
Office. room 81 Boston block
nR- STTLLSOS, SURGEON FOR EYE. EAR.
IL nose and throat. Halter building. win leave
October lst for FIVE months tour among the hos
pitfalls OF New York and Europe.
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EMPLOYMENT WASrED-MALE.

EAPLO1 MENE H3-t n IL NIL
vrvANTEp-Two OR THREE SMALL SETS
w OF accounts 20 keep by good accountant C.
T. Harrington. Russ house.
vrANTED-BY COMPETENT GENTLEMAN
w stenagrapher work for afternoons Address
Lansing, Post-lnieiltgencer
NOTWITHSTANDING AS FOREMAN IN
~ sash and door factory by man pi long expert
spce address Mechanic, rost-lnicliigencer.
xrANTEp-FMPLoYMENT BY RELIABLE
w German: age So or will pay $40 10 anyone Sc
curing steady employment. Address Workzaer.
Postfnteliigencer.
JlrANTEp-sTTUATIoN YOUNG NAN DE-
w sires employment as eNokkeeEer, OF Once work
of any kind; can furnish hFstclass references: sal
airy moderate. Address f. w. Posllnieliisencer.
ylrANTED-ro sUPERINTENpENTs AND
w professors position ny teacher oi herman
and French Address Beno, Posi-lntsitlgenceE
yyyANTED-A VERY WILLING YOUNG NAN
w desires position IN an office or siete, good
penuaH: can furnish best q reterrncse ". oe sat
fsfed ui,h small wages. Address f0sition' fosi-
Inteiiigencer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As BARTENDER,
w clerk Ia grocery store or efese y. nossi' 49,
experienced IN either business. g. b. May. Posl-
lnteiiigeRcer
ylyANTEp--AN INTE ILIGENT YOUNG NAN
w wants position wtth hi1ts tastS ,,s ~ AAS
other work Address James, fosi-inteiaiseAceF-
yxyaNTEn-A SITUATION By A FIRST,
W class cook man and VIE; ofesa nieAi AslS
pastry. Address j. NJ w, rest s1se-sSnSe-,
vvyANTFp-ooop BARRIER WANTS sITUA.
w ton. Inquire or address corner eenanaerszAi
and Washington. cigar sfefes
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SEWING MACHINES.

MATTE AUCTION COMPANY VIII RTry
- tof a. tarnifure OF every description: parties
ceslTo1s OF selling private or ruble a. Is sses
call; premises II south Third street sscS-,, -
Robertson, a1crioneers. -S8 q
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MANICURE.

MRS. ELMER STEARNS, MANICURE. CHI
W ropodIst and compiexioaist; Russian treat
ment. 322 James street.
4 LICE NJ AIkEN-EXPERIENCED MANI
"A cure and I.ectruIogtst; parlors 20 and so HoI-
yoke block. Front and Spring streets
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ROOTH & HANFORD ABSIkAtt.
- (Inc.l Rooms 345 and 346, ~esrtie ose<
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FOR EXCHiNG

Tor ENCHANGE-GTLT-EDGE REAL Is
Il tate Tor span OF heavy dram horses ha<nss
and wagons Address ;. W. Rozea, Fremont
WANTED - To EXCHANGE A LIGHT
w spring wagon for that IS larger and
heavier. Call az olfico OF Post-I ntelilgencsr
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lUANTED-ACTIVE, RELIABLE MEN AS
w special agents and state managers for the
Washington National Building, Loan and Invest
raept ASSOCIATION Of Seattle: terms liberal; post
lion permanent; the only national association IN
the Northwest. I. Hill Case, General Manager,
Occidental block.
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CL4IRTOTANTs.


MRS. REYNOLDS, THE SUCCESSFUL TEST
VI and business medium gives life readings: no
cards, no questions. Has removed TO Few hrick
Front street. between Spring and Seneca; hours
from 10 20 4.
L'LORANcE MARVIN. PROPHECIES, WHO
Il predicted the seattle fire. Room 3, Phinney
block, corner Front and Seneca streets.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

hrs. DAWSON & EAGLEsOS: L DAW-
IL son, ". D.. J. r Eagseson, NJ. D.. Office for
the present r0ona a, Colnan block, Fron. street.
Office telephone No IS; nT. Eagiesons residence
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COSFECTTONERs.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, ETC
i Henry's ice cream. all hayors. always on hand
delivered promptly 10 ali parts OF the city, Metro
poiitan bricks, all avors. quart so cents three
pints so cents, two quarts 81, OF 81 per gallon:
home made candies made fresh daily; largest as
sortinent in the city, al Henrys ST Third street
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