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DUDES. FRENCH AND ENGLISH.
The F~uIlbIooded scotch and Devou.hire
Dialects.

The FullbIooded scotch aud Devonshire
Dialects.
Max o'Iicll in Washington star.
think tina II | were an American girl |
should lot object To catching the English
accent, hut all the same | sympathizc
with the American who, In n New York
paper. has been exhorting his country
men to avoid copying the mutilated Eng
lish affected by some nglishmen. There
is something slipshod about speech bereft
of sounding r.. for instance. that | cor
daily dislike. IL IL a sign of eifeminacy
and wan Of sincw. The I~ncroyables. un-
der the Directoirc, started the absurd
trick I'm France, u our young dudes
have kept IL up. Ii is Their wont To talk of
their honna, etc; hut IL ! had To choose
between The honor of two young men |
would try tab of the n who put in all its
letters. Sturdy, honest folk who do not
shy AT their r. are not likely 10 shy al other
things. There IL something in the speech
81 "a true Scot or "A D~cvoushirc man that
gives promise Of his energy ar faithful
ness. III two men came Ia you, one asking
for wack aud the other for worruk, which
would you bc more inclined to employ?
went n day 10 see "A Scotch friend ~
mine married. When the bridegroom.
holding the brides hand, said, II take
thee. . for betterer for worrus." I
thought to myself, "If I were "A girl |
should like To be taken like that"
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LIEBIC WORLD DISPENSARY
AND INTERNATIONAL
Medical and Surgical Institute

Kansas City, MO-, san francisco, Cal
DIR. Ilebig & 60. are regular graduates In med
ieine and surgery and sps,cial praetiiioners an,
MONTANA, totreat all Chronic, Nervous and Pri.
yate diseases. whether caused by Imprudence,
Excess, or Contagion), seminal Weakness,
might ~lossesl, Sexual Debility, loss Of sexual
iorce,, Diseases Of the biood,' sypGilIs, Gonorr.
ha.a, elect and Siricture) Cured. Durable cases
guaranteed with life membership. Charges low.
pecially prepared for each individual casa, at La
b~oratory. No Injurious or poisonous compounds
used.
No time lost from business. Patients Al a dis
lance treated by letter and expess. Medicine
sent everywhere free from gaze or breakage. I,
In diseases of the Blood, Brain, Heart and
Nervous system. AS well AS Liver, Kidney and
Gravel Complaints, rheumatism, Paralysis and
all other Chrome diseases.
Club feet, Curvature Of the Spine, Piles, Tumors,
Cancer, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Inhalation, Flee
triciiy, Magnetism, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Kidney,
bladder. Eve. Ear, Skin and Blood, and all Sur
Diseases of Women a Specially. Separate par
lors for lady patients
tute making a Specially of Private Diseases.
All blood diseases successfully treated. Syph-
ilitis Poison removed from the system without
mercury. New restorative Treatment for Loss
OF Vital Power Persons unable 10 visit us may
be treated ut home by correspondence. All COM
munications confidential. Medicines or lnstru-
nitnts sfut ny ulii W tNpIt>s sf'uIfly nstthtu.
One personal interview preferred. Cali aud con-
suit us, or send history Of your ease. and We vii
send In plain wrapper our Book Free explaining
why thousands cannot be cured OF Private
Special and Nervous Diseases, Seminal Weak
ness. Spermatorrhosa. lmpOtency. syphilis. Con-
orrhea. elect. Naricocole. ETC., etc.
Dr. Iiebig K Co. are the only Qualified or re-
sponsihle Specialists left In Montana since the
new medical law.
once hours from 9 Ia 3 and7 10 Q p. IN. or by
appointment Ia obscure and urgent eases.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Sg-Agency for Dr. Iiebig's lhyigorator at
Room 2. Sc. broadway. Butte.
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HIS FRIENDS PROTEST
Butte Expresses Her Opinion Upon Rev.
]. ]. EcAlliStef'S Treatment.
Prominent Citizens OF All Creeds
and CaIIinPs REQUEST That the
Popular Preacher be
Given Justice.


Slsria Correspondence 81 the H'ah"''"'
BUTTE. Aug. 1.-The friends OF Rev. D.
J. McAllister have not been. idle during
the mas, few DAYS, but have been busy cir
n,,la,;nc N ,-,o,;,;op addressed In R,sbop
v;..a,, III. o;ro,,i.,ors have only had
" -. 49,. -. ,h.,, ia 40
Two DAYS III winch W ""rN' ''es nv ',
finish by tonight. Accordingly not all
tho mcmbcrs ~ the church and conrrcua-
ton ~cro seen II Is howcycr. signed Inv
the majority OF the church members. No
ope N whom II was presentcd refused 10
.'-,.. .ha a..
. u, many went voiun.arny W 'uo UT.
culators and u IN believed that all except
the small fraction opposed 10 Mr.. Meal
lister would readily have signed il had
,here hcen t;me IN do so.
7, !. si.nad a., o.. - ,b,, s.r.u m.,n.
s'Eneu ~ iou"o' N' aaa
Ders OF tne omci"i poarI. h.hopps,aose
outside OF the church are signatures OF tue
most prominent business men. lawyers,
bankers, physicians, etc. In the city. In
fact III. mama ~ every hanger IL ON the
Ia. The Name ~ ,ron,inent Catholic.
rs. M ua.ieso ", iIp:" c.m.a.
Jews, irespyteriahs, 'bap',sts, .ohg'eea-
journalists and Southern are
nm the list In fact "A petIttOn was never
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BONDS N TOCK
Ups and Down. In Market Values ON the
New York Exchange.

New YORK, Aug. LIN the stock market
this morning the improvement begun at
the close of yesterday. with an advance
from y to u per cent. Subsequent iluc-
tuations. however, were i'm most cases en-
TREY insignificant and values moved up
and down within narrowed limits. The
close was dull and firm, with insigniii-
can changes from last evenings figures.
Government bonds steady.
Pctroleum-Opened strong. September
at 80; market advanced, then declined,
closing steady.
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n NILE
stanley Not Entitled tn Any Credit for
Their Discovery.

hoftf
\, ,bo month ~ ,,ar, ,sss rao,o;,
-. u.nn1nn -" ,ap""
'onu i'ehnnns Spehc' "''a'heu' 'he cS-
peoiuon OF 'hc famous caItaih' now or
Burton, reached the southern ex-
trcmity Of the great inland sea situated
south OF the equator, which he called the
'victoria Nyanza.n Speke's discovery
was. however, incomplete, many geog-
raphcrs claiming that the river which
flowed out Of the lake in the north was
not nor could IL he the Nile. writes Colonel
Chaille Long in Haryer's Weekly. Spoke
endcavorcd To trace this river, but when "a
short distance from the lake he was
driven from the river and was forced 10
abandon the project. leaving the question
still one of geographical discussion and
doubt.
Ismail Pasha, khcdive. imbucd with the
ambition 20 emulate his illustriuus sire
discover the source of Egypt's great river
and extend his domain Ia lis head waters
authorized Sir Samuel Baker Ia under.
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The Ruling rassIon.
Prom Puck

Prom Puck.
Rescuer Ito drowning womanj Now,
madam. don't struggle and we're safe; the
Lake Is a. clear as n mirror, and
Drowning Woman-Oh. let me look i'm
iti ! think my back hair is coming down
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Boston: Closing:

phiLADELrhiA' Aug = nominal.
BosrGN, Aug. e.-Territory woods have
been sold freely and the prices obtained
have been about bsa59c clean for fine,
hH57c for fine medium, aud 53et Soc for
medium. In the spring Alabama wool
there is more doing. witt sales at lea ic,
as tn quality.
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Go Up Head, sonny.

From the American Grocer.
Chicago Teacher: Yes. corned beef is
one OF our most famous exports. Now.
who can tell what stands next To corned
beef
Boston Little Boy ,triumphan,lyl Cab
haUat
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Closing stocks :

Money on call easy, 4ef6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5u6H.
Sterling Exchange-Quict and strong
60 day bills, N.s5; demand, Si.s9L.
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esn- Jshn Bidweil's Reminisesnsss.

Ananks to the pioneers "reminiscences OF
- Ne quite plentiful. But not 80 with III.
enefal John Bidweil. who Is now promi-
eeaiiy before the public as the Prohibi.
eeiso candidate for governor. addressed
s1see audience In Masonic hall. Stockton,
~ before last, and surprised his audi
~ II came 10 California forty.eirht
sefs ago. he said. land ours was one OF
ufst party Of white men that ever
<Sseed the Sierra Nevada mountains.
nen we arrived at the STAN
river. at a point about
Mensy miles from where the
g stockton now stands, we concluded
" bold consultation. We found plenty
same. plenty OF wild birds. and The
Unity, therefore. was to US a pcrfecs
~. II was almost paradise. for we
zen ABOUT twenty DAYS or more cross
S3ssu ~ SIERRA Nevada range aud entirely
sSssnout provisions. The last OF we Killed
~ me journey high up in the mountains
~. 20 poor that there was little less than
~ ~ And bones about him. aud the bones
- no marrow Ia them. We thought IL
sss.g nsrd living: but later on We had no
- % kiil could find no game and could
49, no animals except such as became
s5naussed and would fall over the cliffs
snea Ne had 10 take those poor animals
- NY 70 eat them. When We arrived in
~ great San Joaquin valley ana saw the
49, range OF mountains. away off in the
s.sance, Mount niahlo, and the hlre
nke extending southwark, we said
= We have 10 cross that range before
al ~ INTO California So we bad q con-
~ = Some thought IL was 900 miles
s 70 oaliiornia- Some OF US thought We
&ns De within so mics, and as
SsSsssaiy We would have 10 cross that
We saw away of in the west
na perhaps We might have TO cross
10y ranges more before we rot TO CALI
M We'll. some said: 'let US stay and
- ssme TO do US on the res, Of the hour
Others said; Let's rush on over
mountains. The range hack OF us
-. fecensts been covered with snow and
anesa OF ns may soon be. Let's SET
~. y uesore winter comes on sut We
~. persuaded by the rest TO ssay, and
49, mere IN this region We found the firsi
ssssuencc OF civilization. That nisht we
attacked by lndisns--snd we all ran. .
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srEc1AE NOTICE

IF PARTIES Who WITNESSED THE ASSAULT
On J. r. Bur1ick uy ID b. Valentine aud
Jack CrsEssoss. employees OF TIE Seattle Transfer
Company. IN their ireishf ofEcs on the ncraing
af the 18th. viii call ~ Buyasek's wnrenonse. on
s'rs;ss street they VIII conier u favor which Ill
&c sprr ciatst. J. P BCxoicx-
COuTH DAKorA--ANY SOUTH DAKOTA
~ people visiting s attic are invited to call ~
RON ~ Union block. aad maze same their
hracqusFters during their stay in the CITY. CSC
". Field. late of Lake Preston, South pskota.
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE PUBLIC
IN notice ID hereby given that /, &. l. Faust.
assignee, III . certain cause new pending IL tbs
superior court os Ming coansy, Washington. en-
tilted In the rnstser OF the insolvency OF James
Campbell and J. u. +. Atkinson, c0-rarfncrs
u;ascf the 6Em name and style Of Campbell &
AtkitsoB. In pursuance OF IN order in this be-
half heretofore duly made by said coar'. win
cash. as the premises numbered sol Front
street. In the city Of seattle, In said couasy. on
Tuesday. the 9th dag OF May. 1S91. At kalf pAAt
ten O'Clock Z M. aud between that hour and
twelve o'clock morn Of that dsy. and between
the hours OF Two O'Clock p. m. and O'clock p.
afier 1t like hours. excluding Sundays until the
sale Is completed, all the stock OF g0ods, wares.
xnd merchandise, Of which am In possession
aS such assignee, and consisting OF full .iues OF
all varieties OF hardware aud other articles and
tniugs Ia my p0sscss:oa A. such assignee, AMI
also I'll the unpaid book accounts. vouchers,
notsA bonds, bills securities and other evil
denceH OF debt and chooses In action and shop
fixtures in my possession such assignee.
Dated AZ seAttls, King county. Warrington.
this seventeenth day OF April. Ia -.
PREsToS. Cara 4 PRxsroN and
GREENE d TuRNgR.
Attorneys for Assignee.
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German papers contain notices referring
to the steady decrease OF the population OF
Iceland. and the emigration TO Canada and
the United States. Report has iss&hat this
year the exodus Will be porteutous, amount
Ing 10 over 5000 or nearly the quarter Of
the whole population OF the island. This
emigration 70 America has been going on
during the last seven or eight years. grow.
Ing every year. In 1887 2. 900 are recorded to
hayo Gone. The extent OF the drain may be
Inferred from the fact that The average an
nuaiex OF births over deaths In Iceland
Is GO. But. Notwithstanding this, the
number OF inhabitants fell in the four
years from "A CHS TO % 224. showing q de-
crease OF $50. instead of an increase Of
2.560. The emigration is principally from
the northern aud eastern districts. where
AGRICULTURAL work IL carried on undsr great
difficulties. The emigrants have settled
principally in the Northwest PROV
inces 81 the dominion OF Canada. and
have sent home such favorable accounts
OF there new doniciic that IL Is
natural the emigration shouid increase.
But other causes also contribute to pro-
mote emigration. There has heen . sue
ccssion Of unfavorabie harvests, and the
com petition of foreign steam fishing boats
has almost driven away the old-fashioned
hOats of the native senmen.
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Mortality .f unloa os.srsls.

General VIM. T. sherman reached his
10Th birthday on the sth Of April and Is
IN vigorous health. He Is almost the
culv great commander OF the Union
armies who lived the allotted term OF life.
II il . striking fact that the soldiers
generally Of 10th armies iall short OF
he hut O. were he now alive. and
he died al s. Sheridan Was born IN
issi aud died al 81. Thomas died At 81.
md hc Was naturally OF . robust constltu-
dim Meade died at 81. Halieck was but
81 when he died. Mcclellan Was tut SO
vhen he died. Mcdowell died At 81.
Hooker was but s. when he died; Burn
.,as ~ss hat So when he died. Hancock
d,sa A az. Fremont. born in 1913. 10 still
living. Rosecrans was horn in isls. and is
still living.
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rrEr RECLINING CHAIR CARS VIA UNION
PACIFIC SYSTEM

Tr~tu No & ssfhe Lsmlted Fast NAiE, IeatuS
r.sis"f On me CnEcu Pacific syssem at .
:. asslv ia Aiditsoa ~ Pullman palace and
s,fanIst slexpers and asninx cars. Is also
nrsss With eiesant fee reci.nsas enAir cars
sSssh arxs...lsss I'D cotonist. watch ran taruogh
e s' ne~sssnsf Ia chicago without change.
Hath fsrss-ciass and colaniss char carr are
,sssse.t With rccssnng chairs Of The latest I'M
proved pattern. are nuea UP VIE ss.as.
Ana ere lighted by saa 49,.
Al elssecs OF passengers are carried n saess
cas- without additional eharge. .
pswensvrs desiring the 9aiekeS tine ana
80 ,s.ssshle xrvviee from Portland aad the
Ss.,s rext 20 al Eastesn ros;sts. should par
49, shcir tickets via the Uaten Fsc1ae system-
yn~ss .-sas. vii take pleasure IN furnishing
-. ssrs~ss through baggage checks. detAlse<,
-, = rm sfien. etc. upcn sPpisestsoA
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Bsg Bond Railroad situation.
watervilc Empire.

Il seems pretty we'll settled that railroad
operations have been suspended 10 far as
this party Of the county Is concerned. At
least for q time. The latest reports are
shat the Central Washington engineers
have been removed to the Sound.
where competing lines are likely
10 ret control OF territory quite ~
valuable as the Big Bend country, and II
Is not definitely known when they will be
ordered here or jus, what their route will
BE- from Conlee City. The Great Northern.
which 1t will be remembered absorbed the
Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern, have q
corps Of engineers in the vicinity Of Wilbur
tryine 10 find practicable route 70 the Co.
lumbsa river via Watervilie north OF the
contemplated line OF the Central Washing
ton. Ii the Great Northern should make
ANY very active denominations 1t Is . GER
taintv that the Central Washington would
try and ind time TO push its road here
without delay.
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laronner Mail.

asee number Of logs have escaped
. J. g the North Fork within the past two
i -. safee weeks. II is estimated tina, over
feet Of logs had gone to sea
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nTKEs CRY BANGING ACADzxf. CHS
~ kosmk AaEl. sIs FROST sfesI Upsn ~
sSlhsner. fjks. iof a6usts. 1o13sy er1 Ttrxs-
day evenings Fer Lac - asa enstdr~n. Aatss~
ces astexuooa. frsyAts scnsons. walSs spe-
c1xlfy.
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Drcxnox.aE

neAEfxE ExGIxEEAIxxs - CAPTAIN r.
MI wlIner. farregiy 81 tae Z. = SasT- AID
CHEF Enr5ns<r l. n. Emery are prepared -
rsvs fiji ,nsxrs<xlenx in nAxsxnH9n. marine en-
rire~vtwr. marine are hfssesuyc aud raetnA nsssf
drsffinx soFres y sshfnxson s<gses sz1 ksis-
rUad assuuc. seattle, VISA
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-. uovrs ar GRIM LAKE.

MANY eusldiuss In seAitsss saoashs are not
nv In the lisa Of easad.ns permits nsasa ey
~ 49, srl oxfnx N rscn< hxve coznsntEcet %
Mind ss Green Lake. Ma sa.ssrss keaL :
Usso heuse: Nj A. y Sssss : Nv so1sTs
rst.n~v /. A. sap hcs1nx.
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rs..r.A Pullran vsssaealed s2eeres an9 ala
sns. .is,, ietsss sxsprosess tcussss sse<rsrs
$500 n fhs Eaes via Northern Pacific ak
a.. a slserr. city ticket agent. sse ssscna
ssrses Boston htsck: 4 fonkin. de- o. tsSses
axerl SeAstie-
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DooTH & EAxFogD xEsTEACT CO. Gzc.
ID krcns 1ss ana "a. Esxst.e beck
nzEoRSE. JEEuPEg 4 90. AassFRAcT9Rs
~ OF land tszsss. rooms =. 10, II IA IL. BoT1
lsoek. SEATTLE. y sssM
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RO8 aAxx-NxsCxxxAyEO
--.------<----------~-.~---- -,---.-
Is nes5 :. 80 sss.s 80 $3.50 $3.50 An1 - ~ =
asvxn.h eeyyrs
Ic0k SAlE-ARU ESTEEfIA ClSAKS II
II 1,ao1 Seofsie A,.ei fo-t 81 ysrkson xfreef
ross Is
ENoK &AIE-CHEAp FOR CASH. - SHARES
- 81 Amersran Building and Loan As~ocsastea
% M1ut rolls. MINI upsn yhfrh has fees
svoad any m1snrS icrsfsrtaSnw i Vii ssare shst
the president Of TIE nniidinr ana Ian AsSs,-
cfaxicp. JaEres II Rs>hon uron a Derd hax
pesxissrnfly refused g rrsusY ssssi yno,snt x1SS
nny pcrsiou a ,nnae nof ryen J. 1Sl - ~ rrx,
- bur cigar 8 tAnf i rnnle xss x.id xrxssL y,
light tie samr: siso. NJ. y.roa rnrth tse
cAnszjrs 81 the rrrvt snsauA ysssan.l nsxr ~
"a mn NJ 80 ei.sss g ne necse TO- 5.
refused 10 srrsv -, - =, =. - - :. a
ss.,ek ~ - Ia,s - ~ poStisss .sne ss10
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49,. a. p cen:emeri 4 Co hid gsases; new
IA, ,uss IN. dr~sssd aad andFss<d shssssf
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- AZ tae oesrr 81 she xssSrxA~ng aseAssnrs.
srxs exfy errsrsrzsAs. wa<ss-sesss n q. uasss
&C ok n n o. tar 1aA ssAr ri iuns. isse soS
I'll tsc .ase< and materials ssuSsycd 70 complete
use ~ sae GATED Sesse< cstete csxs<< FcxtoEr>>
etc., hu:itsznx 6 Rovr Iewnsrusi. Nash<. IN ae-
{ sstaaes with drawings sni srcestz-~sscaS>
ccyasS 1T whfrA RAY he Esd On sr0asretsoa b
this uf:sse % sse es:scs OF the saastiat ss1tns-
Eseh tssi mast be aecsHp~sscd ~ eersifol
check for &a0
after the tlme fixed for ereNsnr the same. slsa
bids whfcA do net colEels <srss3iy WITH al the
raaireueuta Ut Il d invf a. or
JAMES II. MfSnRfM.
supervising Afcalt<ct
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r.. tas,<~, snasiin vndsrwesr xaFnes"s
ns.,axorncsy trimmed Chcss<x tltafy.
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Exsrxrsxs Avn eoyyrxcronx

CAN SaAScl-<1 HEfusE CsJNPAST-ES-
- xineefs aad coass Azfofs far bssexss OF ever
description. wharf szs idl1gs pie diving sfredg-
fng anG steam knJFss crx2wztzngs ptnus ani
specifications faEaixEed On <5ffsE1sEea. corrsr
s1on4zune solicited. ozzses seo. Of Jxrxsg1
street. SsaSsE~. Mas.
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heu.e4 lspa - q Is ~ nonth. 49, $3.50
hossets - = ~ 80 ,s ssss rs sse1s ios
e. 80 eAsA : Irzs IA 81 eood sse:ss Vii
vesz.sees r - $50 a 49, .nxsee Iesfiscsy In
- - ~-----
: ----1 e. --.l,. rre.s. eornsr f.ne.
TcOK REyT-yunyrxHRn Rf,1es- - prr,
il nonth sud nrrsrda - ma 90 -, 80
- - .---- 4 1870.
EOR kENf-LARG8 FRONT ROOM. FIRST
~ naor; Ast on sccend hoos. uish aicovx.
-
y ~ sui.. er ssneIs 4 ne Psnnaer S.ocS.
Aa1ro ana Union ss<eeA
80. - -
r sssns ~ houseksepsns. So aas7 ss .esa
ssFeef
Is rooms, single or en- mite. faciue the Sorud.
he Esther. I1gsS Front street. Ma L Thomp-
c.---------
49, 80. e, y. ~ ss p ho0As: ELEdAN!
baths. win ladies psrior. TIE WiiI:a Is,e:.
frs.ns street.
800
Hon nENI-ftkNtshED ROOMS: TWO
cloras nom pos'o siicr 4i6 cosuritia street
Eok REAT.FrRNIsuEn Rooms. With
o wlIncuf nosrd i.sii Front street
v~oa prvr r7pcT =, - :. 800 =
ss,cs - ~. $50 n,., ~ -. AODA-
corner : nh and Jane. street.
V,oR RFyT-UNrrRyYsHrn Poows ~
n .uft<. .ss,- - - -
arms e.oSk. cesnnnia ssreet
IN xRase
- --,--------.---
.:ASE-A r6M MhAAS. oxlI fkEIs
p..s :. sss auos q rae nfesL Apply fessrson
IT - -
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c0A16S0 SnaNe3S.
ZOE sALE-s.5, GROCERY LEAsE-cHEAP
= rent: new stock; fixtures; good neignbor-
hood. Box sis.
EoR SALE-BARsER SHOP. $50 CASH:
= good location. Apply ~ 2.2i0 Front stscef,
North Seattle
100 ,--,,. $500 -
kuS sALE-iHE STOCK. FIXTURES AND
ing GOOD business. 10 fine situation: small
meat Company. Second ana Cherry.
80. n, .,,,--,, <<,,,.-~,.,.------.---.-
II the right party. long established aud well
located business Tor sale cheap. Inquire OF
Washington Territory Investment Company,
Second aud Cherry.
INOR SALE-SALOoN; ONE OF THE BEST
= psyins saloons on Front street, with lease
quirc 1713 Front street, Seattle.
F carpet cleaning works ia the ciry. !. g. q
Carpentcr & Co. 7oS Second STREET
II two aud ore-half years lease: apply on
premiaex
II I..s;.,,. 49, ~ = 49, a,n r r.,S
~,.s...~s,. -.
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VSOR SAIF-pAYlNG GROCERY BrrsISFsS
il best location in city. Addresx R 81. Post.
In.ellisencer oiiice.
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II clearing afoaE sixty axrrx 81 land a. Ma
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wANZED-PARINEk
NX-ANTED-PARTNER, WANT A NAN
w with 5000 TO 1900 AZ partner in No.
established business: one Of the best locations
81 this city. Address loo. care Post-Intelligen-
Ger.
w ANTED-FARTSER IN OFFICE BUsI.
w ness clearing so per day: capital re-
quired. $50. Room 5. frye block, Marion aud
'FRONT.' o. , 7om u. ~ Unicn book. Front 81
vXyANTED-A PARTNER, A PsTENTEE
w and manufacturer wants partner with
cap tai; must have at least 81. CO. Address 81.
v. G.. care Post-fntcliigencer.
vXYANIED-PARTNERI IN THE BEST MANU-
w featuring bus ness in Seattle; capital re-
qrired, 3,0n0ot 10 SlS.OJ0 doing that much bust
iiess monthly; essabsisned eight years. Address
b. Posi- Inieslixsncer Office.
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vr~Axrrp-ro EXCHANGE A PAIR or
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