davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-06-27

A lace wonder has just been brought
across the water. 1t is a unique speci-
men of embroidery and Irish lace, spec
tally manufactured for the great exhibit
ton OF 1851, at which it took a first
prize. 1T took twelve girls twelve
months to make this perfect specimen
of tho old embroidery and lace trade of
Ireland. The main design is a chaplet
of fern leaves, entwined with the rose.
the shamrock and the thistle, and in
fine and exquisite workmanship it is
said to surpass anything of the present
day. The cost vas So, 0O0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

tne fee er4 l..f .f.. -. - ....
are .s-.l-,- ,..e-'.- ,..,-.
where t.ey 80. s--. 49,
sa,aat ...,... ~. .........,',.
u la aaA, e0t.f.. ~. ..,...l -, a-,s
Ise r..fsa..,. ,.-,...s
pointed far4t.r. 49,. -...t 4. 4..,,. ...l
Jtrry an tsn., fl......-t,
F.l.
,....r..- N4s te = o"s e4
,.....- -
....l, r. .AAe. Nt'-' -
. -a' ilt" pll give M . noli.iila-
.p..,l. ..s
.t...... -. ...'' .-.. '--o .4V'
n.st-.... ~ s..
r.-r',.s, ..f,.-.. go. s'.'s -..'' = ~ ''.
f.....I ..,... 'a@~'' -+s e''"
~. l.t,...., -. -. '-'s-+s guess "Ao = "'
- t'1t-i concert gwen ~ Tie ora
'e-,..'..s.. -s ~ p s'4etee'l loi nhane.aiit
-. ....l.-l Ae s'.''i pre-
l.sf ,t..,- '''"i e- i-. 'n' ,
t-, = ..'.. e-9~'''i i-se4 aH1 NAl
...,.t.. - I.-hop has been having the
-I az 7".Af iLlelha ais ior i-e paei
'..i'e ,ais. ,~t al last at las bad io
anu 90 - bod VITA lt tin
,.''' = o'.is'l.ns % tlk ilat
sr,.y-.t. - U'" Ao' lay hlin out
''.l '@'il business man took "a pro
Aotl "hleA hv had made far
1.ii,o iApiilii', year ago Yesterday
'''-''''4 o. is>t' .nl4 actually >ocurrc
.I
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
PURIFY IIK>oAAL

Dr. c. j. johnson has returned from
Detroit
B.odgctt bias returned from a
trip lortH.
Nr. and Mr.. " o.. Hor.au afe a
Washington.
Nm. q. Robinson aas returned from
Guelph. Canada
As-I-taut District Attorney Adst S.
suffering with tIa lu.uel-
Mr. and Nr-. II. rra..he- late coao
o. Florida 20 .pola Size WH.ll.
CITY Surveyor Co.ae lsuku-a Irl.f
rest with Ic'auyts near Dooplrx
NJ. and Mr- VIM. Aldrch Iatnm
are enjoying % trp through O.. Ia-t.
Mrs. = ". Sargent. ol kaikss.a. r. t.s-
ting friends n th. city ior i,a ata.
Nr. LWc Stevenson aud sou. of
stanton, are visiting friends m this
city.
George = Amos and nm1y are
spending iue uaa1s rlt. l,aIt. eat
Pohagou
Lansing x. Sau.lHry rtu ons
siud.e. u the iaH dlpaIau, at t.c
university today.
Mrs Uarl 81 HCnirr-hoU. of D. t.
sister of Hr-. NIa1r D. Dici.sr-ou. has
como t0 tb.- cty 90 reside
Thos CIo8teeI and family. of D..
diana, VISITING hIs hretn,r. Gunct
6moivld. oi 4s N.uta-avc.
Jo1n p. Harrran. who las been
visiting friends tHf-e.ty has returned
o. BIS homo u Waco. Jefas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

Lieutenant Hurley and Patrolman
Gitchell who accomplished the capture
Of the fugitive and outlaw, Joe Hlder-
brand, at 300 Canal-st.. are now enjoy
ny the fruits OF their daring. Tic
Police and Fire Commissioners. after
tine formal adjournmuto the meet
Ing on Thursday, sct aside the rglc
and allowed tho officers t0 take the
money. The rule ol the board has
been tnat all rewards should Do turned
over to the police relief iu4d.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

The y. N. c. A. VIII hold il. ann.-
vorsary on the afternoon and evening
Of the last sunday ID January. The
auuua. reports of the retiring officers
WU he road az this meeting. and an De
tcgcstng program VIII be prepared for
The occasion. The soliciting committee
j. ~ work securing funds ior the new
binding.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
THESE BIZ OUR PLAYERs
the Asceasn NonFNns in -s~eet assee
aor Amusement Netos-

NA't@ fe~AN - ~ 49,
aer' AAsuseaaent Netea-
Tie GRAND Rapids Guard s tine oldest
lu-i tary oompany n the cts IAeF
Wlll judging from tie rehearsais. sai-
pass tle minstrel entertainment thty
gave year age They have secured
tae very best talent obl4 aab.s u tle
ctys and the gas AIt taat tnnsg Fl1
attend tht Nuard nnnstr, ls al Powers
next lucsdaA evening NLl sef uut ut
the hest "shows of tMs Alnd e,tr
oferrd by ioc.d performers
The sl,ecial holiday edition oi lae
AtN ork Nfaasliig Airn.r ls au Ciahar
ato and brilliant uumbeT consisting ui
- pages. Iypoglsphlcaliy ills Neia sl
Natt.ke and ls q beautiful Sample ol
artistic progress in tife arr FreslrfaLNt.
Mere are many stoues| sketches aud
poems ifom the ptns oi eminent mtn-
bis oi tht profession. WA-cA iAt
.dta so cafahly ana fairly represents.
al 0Nh4oAsiails tlat oul ACTORS ...1
actresses cau utter mau9 tr-.t aa4
thttftaullL iuss Ut t.lf una
thinking -llocga tle great uu..c
ANON taeu oay fuI I.erc7. ui..Z l4o
Thought aua -.s.t.. of ufatls Ha s.4
Hftt IsEr I.. $685.. d, deserving af
eoueratulauun. f.I thuulL u.s journal
Lt has conu.r.a0l tu tlt mlre DaI.,i.
mae oi tloaeals- 80 readcrs he..i.
go. assurance lI-t ae has u DIS uU..
iaA nulan.r a--ta al I..l.oa. .e..i, li
.Ir-atct, fsut REGARDS tI. quality
ni matter a4t sfI oi Irs, ulsIuH,
mHet he -Iatfl flu e. Im.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
DR.. Wilbur, Specialist,

Treats SIC -esSfully chronic and LONG standing
CLASSES a. those OF head. throat and lungs.
liver. kidney and heart comp .aiuts. iutetcrate
diseases of the stomach. that have dettd I'D
other methods. those fearful diseases of Tire
nervous system. arising In m whatever causes;
>curiula, tIol-y. paralysis, MS. FEVER Sores.
c0ntrac cd cords enlarged and sfiN Joints.
rheumatism. neuralgia. Sriatica. hon" d'forn-
iticS, SALT rheum. eryS pelaS. Scald Lt al 3D.
conditioned ulcers. syphilis. nasal pr.ypu,.
asthma. has fever, rose cold. winter coughs.
cured hy THIS wonderful system lf not foo Ia
advanced. Bone diseases cured when an
methods have Jailed.
Ladies who are suffering from conn aiDts
peculiar % their sex can consult the Doctor
with every assurance Of SPEEDY relief and per-
mauent cure without subiecting them 70 the
embarrassing procedure of au eNamiuat lon.
which i'm nine cases ont of ten is unnecessary.
The Doctor particularly invites an cases that
have le"H given up fy other physicians.
- lhe Doctor Viii remove 0uc Tape Worm
free Of charge, a'so ~traighten the first case IF
Gross Eyes that presents itself al the hotel.
FREE
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
DR.. Wilbur

Has adopted this plan: That hc viii charge
nothing for advice. consultation or tr at'ueAt.
until the patient pr0nouuccs himself well.
The Only Charge Being Made Is for Med
icines Used During Treatment
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

"Thc Streets of Now York Wednos-
day and Thursday, and MesAycr and
Vaughn "a a .ylNal ol tuC Tourists
on Friday anh saturday, are Manager
CobD's attract ons al Power. next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

OFFICE H0URs-From 10 a. ~. 70 D. m.
No patients received sundays.
Tumors and Cancers Removed Wtdou.
PAN or tie Use Of the Knife.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
AN OPEN LETTER.
U4oM frofsesor y. r. Loeaey. PrIGcipa
Fulton Public school. In Favor
Of Drs. Darrtu.
~ Muin Have a RrancA ofice In Tacoma.

Editor 0regunian--nf Sls. am no, in
y habit OF pulling advertising doctors,
- cannot let this opportunity pass with
s ~ mention. IN justice To the afflicted "a
~ q DIR. uarrin. The doctor has cured
~ o. troublesome catarrh and bronchitis
~ seven years standing. by electricity and
Nedicine. The cure Is perfect and pernia-
ut cheerfuiiy recommend his treat
enh and viii answer all letters addressed
y me at Portland
y Jan. ., 1900 j. r. LonNgy.
Their l. something about the success Drs.
q ueffin are meeting with which il truly
1esd 70 credit, yet we have IL from persons
ii snoss veracisy We cannot doubt. that their
{ &Nse> are remarkable. Ibe above case Is
I cnliasly striking. Professor isooney is
4 IN ui undoubted integrity and well
4n0Nn throughout the state and nation
40e above card 80 nrs. Darrin Is positive
SW o. the uneNamrlsd success which
SENDS their treatment. Ii shows how
ldisal as we'll as unexpected. are many 81
s. lei cures, and how chrome diseases of
many Years duration are unahle 10 resist
LII skill. and Is bat one OF the many
Oses which the doctors hare undertaken,
I 10 Is only eSs OF the scores of patients to
eeon they have restored health. The
yatncr OF the above statement we have full
Qfaaee In saying. was actaatci IN pah-
nlng The same by no other motive than
aHtude tor his cure and desire 10 make
Soown The means tn others as unfortunate
himself When We reflect What great
oa y health-when we consider that
eHhoas X the slightest approach TO hsppa-
srss Il Impossible that il IS IN short, the
J. GsAtest earthly elessssg~-cau we he other
= 80 than tnmeaSaFabiy surprised 10 find
Se4ehe who has lost this great treasure
4 ~ yet heSststeS u fellow q usAiniy defined
6 80 leading 10 its recovery 10 see "A sick
- Or WOMAN neglect or refuse Ia visit
I; - Osrrin. who may do him or her some
~ and cannot do harm. Is equally as
<xpsscse2e mystery. Try them. al ali
s yvs0tss comnloa sense would suggest A
esaiiagion will east Yen nothing. fhe
IA osestors could I'll this page with resrsoaSi.
8 - ssFuiSates, bat their fame is sa vide
sAa II l. unnecessary, The doctors treat
chronic diseases ~ thesr pAriors ia the
ssnington building, corner Washington
q Fourth streets. Portland, and Hotel
1a1to, Iaeoma.--Gs Yseassissa.
-. pArrin's New Place OF Business.
Il ~ narrsn eAa be consulted free At the
Aolio hoiei. Tacoma. sissi The Wash-
ssn building, corner OF Washington and
V1sth styeets. Portland. ogsice Aoass
+ ec1 10 10 4 o'clock ,iasEv. evenings 10 !
{suaSs ~ 10 y. All eafzase ehroais aud
seAtr diseases. deafness. estaryh, ner.
~ aeeilsty, premature weakness all
!. ~ @ssenic diseases oI both sexes. less or AK
Ahhood, however Induced are conf
MANY AMI successfully treated Cures
8 = ssase diseases guaranteed, and never
g S-.s red IN The papers Most cases can
<.sc honss Treatment after visit 10 the
office. Inquiries answered ami
~ suiaFs sent free. srarues writing viii
- naenEca paper.l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

This addition hes been ready for the market
fur nexesol weeks. bar has been Nffhns;d until
the Queen Anne Hill EXTENSION ~ the Front
street czb1e mad shensd Be- commenced The
construction At that road now being well under
way. and IL eon pIesson In the rear future IN
assured inct. The property n put upon the mar
ket There are s. acres. cleared and level -
ho0F. lying on thr bread plateau above Queen
Anne t0wn, commanding fms REV 81 the
ali and 1reah water. OF the Olympic ard Cas-
use north and Rainier on the south In fact.
every possible view about TIE city. Is l. naid-
way h<tueen the commercial and manutsrsar-
tng interests of the city. To the west y smiths
Cove, northwest is Ballard, northeast Fremont.
cast the mills at Lake rnion. al usnufaet M
Ing localities. and al within Is or - minutes
ride OF any portion of the s6oifioa. With an
electric road on either side and the cable rosd
running through the center. IL IL positively the
most accessible piece 81 property yet put apon
tbs market Everything around II has been
plated. 20 that 81 stands almost alone 81 choice
xtsidence property. park beautifully de-
Ntgned Is left In the center OF the edition.
kneh lot h . good one. Special Inducements
viii he given to thoss who viii build. Terms 20
suit iaboFing people. This Il special oppcr-
tnnfty for Auycns with limited income to Sc
cure home on terFns so easy that the outlay
will not be missed In Buying . lot. whether
Sor home Or speculation. get one that some
other person will want. There IL always ready
saae for good property. No trouble TO show
properly. Once hourn from q m. 70 p. M.
eud IRON 20 p m. J. COMPTON Il Co, The
Fair, Second street
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y - eev1y parf 81 tsse year ! had VI.
- ae<ee4 ~ Rheumatism. fxom which
wAseou1ned % ny bed for over three monfha
- = ssneS was unable 70 Earn myself Ia
bcd. - even raiss fhs cover. a nurxs ma g
e - ceneteat steendance day Ard right
yoe - teeo1e hist what little neurfsh neat
eook nad % - Etven me wtxh spoon- AZ
eer calttsE g the besf local pbysicians. and
0yt19 III 9e1eT Ucdsetncs wfek1ut receiyiu4
any bene1t 1 va tedured ~ frienss 10 tn
eyt6e 6peE11c q. =. 81 Idise0ufinued "a
oe1er nod5einea And took c0ur~e 81 3. :. s.
e94r1qen efBaH butf1ee, which Affected cszm.
pteeo nnd permanent cure
+ G. BAssET, n Dorado, KanssA-
Tseas1eeca Blood and Skin pissuses msil.
o81oo- SWIFT eRGCI1iE co. Atianfay q.
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r>oR sALE-CHEAP. $50 WILL BUY BAR,
r counter hsek oar srd Girrux, sxssres
raxsy. male ca A1nss and made ~ ozsrs rerasB-
her ue make sxlsoH ard store ssssngS sg<-
e4xxy. therefore Ne cs8 save yon money. Get
urrcr Co, - Second street.
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xssrsxrns AVID CONTRACTORS.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE cuMFASS-ES ~
- etneers and eoatzacfor for bridges 0s every
description. wharf building. pie driving. dredg-
ing snd steam sAovel exeaysssngs pans sfi
spondence soiiei;ei. Once s0o- os Jsckssa
street ~ attic. Waxa
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CCTRRY 4 OWENS. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND
- suryeyorx hare geu0ret 10 new Offices In
seattle b!nck ROOFS sel and S6k PiAss and su-
E<rznfsadenrs ioy ssraetusess a<ad general sur
veyinE promptly attended -
CRY SURVEYORS OFffcE
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WATER FRONT.
rival Of the Disabled Steamer
Augusta
oDeoEs IN OCEAN STEAMERS.


MADISON bead Monday evening. ~
= port at an early hour yesterday
ing Her crew managed 70 patch up
teoken machinery and she came hers
- small hesd q steam. ene isys
nsTfngton g sm!1ns wnsn nnasr-
fsrnns. The iois vent Gus 70 ner
ssssraay MOI ILL., 1.'n no'nss
1910 s.'u 49,. = - A1u -
49, ~" - q !.
s. 49, - s......s. 80 49,. 49,. q.
49, 80 -. =, $500 r.;,s ~ss.n -
.z.s 80 80 ...,.ss.s,s -. :. ...s;.. = -
~ ,.sst - -. e., ,,iles di.tsns
a zs,.x-ss, a. ~. Fam refu.ed q tor, The
I !,.-4s 3. as.tfle fcr : eenf -. tbsn s9pp
zSls eI,sr.c rsrtatn Fo,ev refn.sd -
..sse end the Edith left him. The An-
zSs Mi - ready Tor ser vice assin within
Ss-, dsvs
I'd -. x.,.
80 - - -. -. 49,
= ~ -. c. rs.,.;scss .s.,..d.v - ~,
~ -. =. - - - -. 80. -, .h,s
~. 80 49, .s.. r. 49, r.smrr y,
- . =. - - III =. $1,000 "a
~ q - 80. -, - .,.s =
~ u.-.s.s,. Ill 49,. ca &C.,
- -. $500 = ~ -nrsS :. -
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r0R aALR-BUsrykxs cHsyrrs
TVs1c ,-x-zs.. -
r eocd ioeafioa. as yacrsess ssrees Z. sni.s
80, :.
oh $50 kkSIAEkAS1 IN GOOD To-
Acdsen = e.. Post fnfesiixencer-
r~op
sAtxaE-sA1OS uoiN6 Gooe BUSl-
nes- - iss15 fTons sErec1
r~np SaTr -uT~rpr 49, -
800. - -. rL1 49, ftN rAk-
- $50 = - -~caas S1n1o .nisn. aSn-
T~oR g4IR-t,R VIII rvrusrx-r rxer,
r cafy rsaI e<sass ! insa~r,< .s.,rr - s..,sss
ana e~ntss s,,rrsshsr~ .sss4. 49, =. =. = -
ma IN iirsseisss ccrs;,ser ,.ss - 49,.
H>lons rs,r,,ss- us;,s go ~ -; 49, - ats~11
80. -- z.-n INA I naro 1.Ieesx
DEs1NEsS CHANcE-A GOOD PAYruG RI
~. ssil store % second, near Columbia. for
f-ssss. ...P. sskssin- Aaofess 4 = Co. Fast
--.<....x1.en.
gnxrr~ x,n
- = 49, = = go.
RiDs WANTED FOB CLEARING ARMOUR
ID addition tD Seattle IS acres Pi~Yson Hsyi-
land, care SeSudwfek Rofers 8 Collins. Albion
block. Third street.. hetween James and Cherry.
- = =
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL HI
A. received ~ the once Of the secresa-y of
the seattle board OF school direcso<s. Seattle
oaock. up ~ noon OF Monday February 10 1870.
foF grading, grubbing and clearing bioek IS,
Conssock's supplemental addition Of seattle
bounded BY White. Lee, Gay2og and Anna
streets. according to plans nov on fie at the
omce q saunders 4 sAoughton. architects,
rooms II and q. Boston block
rTorYcr m rT-1y Drpe 49,
MN ~ bOiLOE3s-skALkD PRO
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HORN,

1KEN--ln Seattle, February 2. 1900 to the vile
g u Captain Joseph tsreen. = son.
Seattle. Tuesday. February 4
80. 10 the wife OF X. H. Crawford son.
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MARRlED.

l&lHER-PflsTER-At the residence oi tho
e0ctstins clergy lyman. Monday. Feb. ,. issu
~ Rev. samuel Greene. Mr. John Sathcr ansi
Ma Margaret J. Fnster. both ~ snoho mish
o0unty.
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NOTICE To Pg0PgrETaRS-EsTIx
~ Tor pssss agrr azsSs f-sixhf eiev afoTs. eaFnh
walters ard ether halsssnx rsrhsnefy fu-nisaed
by ! FrseS5l&Esser, 81 Columbia. sole ase 81 TOT
ysromtnsnr E<sszrn manufacturers Fssaz sos
81 asn1s % buildings ~ TIE agwes: ssrunA
NOTICE ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ xralnss the wsshsngson sze4Entosi ADD
Transfer CozEsGy vii present the Sane for
payment ir.ras3sssesy ~ tAear assee~
GEo. 4 JAC0E
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"CRISP SNAPS"

n U and save the nickels, buy
leo InIl1 | pnc ! 81 loot lot In ssay .aik.
UOO iuui ktgO ing aistanss Of bushes nee.
cash. balance In Ave years at per cent.
just think Of that
Queen Anne Town $:s::;s. {: s: s.:
hes an even sur
View s !; :; g.. :; 4; 4;
edged building spots in that vicinity
$3.50 ! IS: \ RI. !.
hill 70 climb TO ret 10 t.
En0nT cTR[FT ss e I'f isa st sss:
any reasonable terms
= sais ne buysr- Isn't that hberaf In
@n0O ssss e. s:!s;s Psss e
ness building Inside property in
seattle e dead sure thins"
Pin Faith |: :;; !: 8: !; ; ~;
street.. near The Ras house. for y 80. and
- how soon Z viii bsins . Per cent q, q.
~ 81 81 ic ses Ponder 81 list And
then come sronnd 70 me Groand Floor
Real Estate Once aud Get further infcrma-
$l00 Per Acre tn ssas' a s5a i1sss
=. 6--v 6n.-. = soun to be pushed ctr
Oh tdSv J6IUIS In lots at rate OF 500 per
acre. Easy tefms for handling. Have you
the nerve 10 spot . good thing when yoa
see TT
n M n II yon have eood sal
Property Wanted i: &C: |: = :: q {: !:
are invited ~ get II on the list ~ my
ground floor once.
N RIM Fine slightly corner toxi.s. near
Nj hill Madison street; onehalf cash
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sorrS-r xavyrw<
4RE.


AIRS. RowENA NICHOLS. ARTI<r--ART
Ayk s1udio 1915 Jackson sErsets afawinx.
crayon. paxeeax. oils o@e iNStra p<tnHn< In
class. 50 cents Ger eours private. IS cents deco
Mrs. l. II. SMITH. AarI,T-ARf .SrCDlo
NJ SIS Boston bleck: skefchsns. sl.sl.lise draw
inr. rsssiies. water coaeEs and oils. visitors vel
enyae-
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Music
g W COR SECOND AND IEsoRA STREETS
Ss farmerIy l.2f2,S Front street,: piano. Eui.
tar and eiocution; voice culture specially:
physical culture class. 10 a m, SATURDAYS
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617 Third Street.
Czopst +. MEACHAM

NOTfcE--The business once OF the rosr-fS.
rxIllaExexK viii hereafter b. open until u p. IA.
Classified advertise meL. viii be received up 10
this hour
Advertisements under the heads Of Lost Found
For sale. for Rent. and situations Wanted win
be inserted at the rate CT . cents word for tia
frst insertion: fc.Gt word for ca n subsequent.
insertion. Payment always in advance
Advertisements viii be received 81 branch
Offices OF TINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ;
Tacoma .............. C. l. Fowler. agent
Major Geo W. Barter agent
Port q. Earle sxsni
The foslowsux letters avsit advertisers a. this
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GEO. w. CRANE
$50 SECOND STREET,
FOR SALE
MEADOWBRO0k STOCK FARM

Consisting Of 30 acres y miles sogfh 81
Iynisn. on . main fr&yess1 road - mi -
tEoza sore. ssanil au1 Dos 1fsscr. ie9 serea
tssst1u iAad. ne arts al ese4Fed. and drained ~
over 30 rods 6f lsssnsse. 10 seses clear st all
stamp. esn he TILED OF moved vita I3&cksne
without ubsErucsioD. oTef 81 mites % gccs.
fenxe On toe Fisea, good IA story frame Asnse
81 klx saxge fGeEse, with good Cellar abdeT.
and Stale I over 20 heal OF ftocx. Two sssgi
wells With pufapss good fra1e hes boslse szx2i
fest: good bearing OFsHarf ID sp,ls. f~ssea.
plum. cherry sa1 pyGnes. ssTe4 srFes sslwed y
faIi gxAia: Is asses E0ae Elomef really for SOW
fue spring xrasn lso acres Of this lard is Of the
bess quality 81 hop isaG. Thlx farm viii keep
100 head 81 as1eK FnsaEasf AMI WfD7eF. aEG il
osae " she very beat iR NbxseaEa co1aty. Also
hsye Is cows. % brad of yogAg cAstss. a0gses,
hogs saa ents keus, mower. rsxs, psows aud all
kin1s 81 ssrsn machinery. weseh VIII 70 seid
ssth the farm % separately.
PHgcz-3s8 psr acre, $500 cash. bsisues Ga
ear feru4 far nkEsseaiAks eel On ~ AE.a.sss
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MRS wlSnEsASk. LApfEs' IKK1ikIED
vi naTse atsengAxexi coa2a<mSEts only.
as Temperance ssrecls sSaiSie-
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nR A. J. MCINTOSH. II. q C. V. 4. GRAnU-
IL ase oi ontario veterinary college. ToraDso
stables. Ffftn ard Washington streets leie-
phone at stable No 90
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NTME ALEsO. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi soyant and lnediula. IAlosy house,
Tnlrd and Jasacs Hours. y. N e z 8 N
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and save the nickels. buy
1c = 2s-foct lot Ia easy walk
y D ing distance Of business
D center for 500. only 1850
3 In Ave years at . per cent:
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FOR E-NTsCELLASEoC&
NOR sALE-BY OWNERS A cosy HOUSE
II in god location. cheap on easy terms viii
make big reduction for cash Address q. J. NJ.
r. o. box SO, City.
NOR SAILOR Will EXCHANGE FOR
II city or hali.r5 property. two frsi-clsss
work trans and onIht complete. 40 Lombard
street
NOR sAIE-MUsT BE SOLD IN TEN DAYS:
IT 7nxeoe fest ~ block Is Jackson street AID.
SEQ. Address Owner, fost-lntslllxencer once
TOR SARA FIEsT-CLASs LODGING
IT house Of "a soarns, EenfsI S1a0 long lease:
doing good business Inquire 81 Washbarn
hoase. corner seventh ana King streets
IOg sALE-A FRsT-cf.Ass UPRIGHT
Il psano: also second land square piano 70
be sod 81 oargaia. Apply R4ceerson & Hell,
1. - Frons street.
v-oR sALg--A a. ROOM IopGISGH0UsE.
+ ground ieass three years. 80 per month.
aae lscasion. ios siofo cash Address A. 81
fast.IEsesiigeaee--
uNoR sAIE-sArE. ONE GOOD SECOND
i haad ssse e.exa. For terms address W. NJ,
Post infSllassacer el1ce
p,og saIE-CHoIcE AND CHEAP BUILD
II ing aoss. wstA pavement froa 1esler are
rue. issasea n Yoangs sddstsea, overlooking
Lake Washington. tsA ca Bair x bo2rnt&u.
Tsnrse eou-7. corner laird and Cherry,
NOR sALE-3alcK: PAEIIEs VI HING
II hyirk viii 30 well ey calling ~ "a ofscs
al the seattle Necessity EFsrx Cemps y. E6
Nsxsoa ssrees. ncar foarta- j. Il Nevis. Gen.
evsl MANAGE.
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w apcssfsea a. Aaa< keeper, safssz2Sy 81
cashier. Apply ~ Ssslcrs e1 frossceaes. Sc
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4 SRIyED - THE NOTED Cl.AIRvOYANT
N tfxle~ medium, Nine. iayss. csn he CON-
sEates by all on every subject; sas stactien gsar
asseed or 70 pay. No sis Third street. near
Madison