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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-15
ATLANTIC TEA Co.,
nO9 Market Street.
226l Market Street.

130 8. Fourth st., Stoubenville, O.
.or' market j. Fifth ST., East Liverpool, o.
a.o front st', =. Marietta, o.
w baltimore St., - Cumberland, Md.
40 market St., PnrkersburS, ". vn /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-15

IN advanced agc the declining powers
are wonderfully refreshed by Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t really does "make the weak
strong" IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-15

LIS. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-15
THE FINAL MEETING.
Ways and Means Committee
Ready With a Report. =
THE SUGAR SCHEDULE STILL
E0thcring tho DIcmbcrs-Nhcn tho
Bill VIII Reach the Ilousc-Scnn- .
tor Faulkner not SO Lcaky
0 as hc was Reported. aa

Special Dispatch to II. InIelli2sncer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March ll.--In q
dingy little committee room in the sub
basement OF the old portion OF the Capt..
tai this afternoon, the Republican mem.
bers OF tho Committee on Ways and
Means held their final meeting, and were
for tho last time passing upon tho pro.
visions in the new tariff bill. All Of the
Republican members OF the committee
were present, and as rapidly as clause,
sentence or paragraph could DO read,
Chairman Mckinley called for viva
vocc vote and the question was deter
mined. Three or four items OF special
Importance were left over from the meet
ing OF to-day, and among them sugar.
AT tho meeting tomorrow the Republic
cans expect to complete the consideva-
ton Of the bill, which II is intended shall
30 to tho full committee the iirst Of next
week.
FREE SUGAR.
The three Republican members OF the
committee who are fighting for free raw
sugar, burrows, Of Michigan, Lafollette,
OF Wisconsin, and Gear, Of Iowa,) have
set about to force favorable action upon
their position. They have asken the
advocates OF free raw sugar from the
various States in the House to get
together and adopt resolutions showing
their position. The Republican mem
bers OF the Illinois delegation to-day
adopted resolution, and attached their
signature to it, declaring that in what
ever form the tariff bill is prepared by
the Committee on Ways and Means
shall be reported, it must favor the free
admission Of sugar below sixteen de.
grees OF tineness, which is raw sugar in
the common parlance OF trade. As soon
us the bill reaches the full committee its
contents will rapidly become known and
each side will then accuse the other OF
giving out the information. The Repub.
licans say that the. bill will reach the
House within ten days or two weeks at
the farthest. Some OF the Republican
members of the committee, goaded by
tho criticisms in the press, and smarting
a little under the irritation OF so much
individual opinion, are insisting that the
bill ehall 60 to the House from the full
committee by the first Of week after
puyk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03

SAN Francisco, May "A dispatch from
w. r. Grace, at London, to William P.
Holloway. Peruvian consul. says that
sub-company, entitled the Peruvian Trust
Company. with &c. 600 capital, has been
formed to work the concession granted to
Peruvian bondholders. The first day the
subscription books were opened 81 500, 900
was subscribed. Holloway said that Grace
Was entertaining . project of running Q
line of steamers from Callao to Panama,
but nothing would be done until the Pan.
American delegates had returned TO Peru.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03
That
Tired FeeIiu

Isssl vsry macA indeosed - Ho.rr :
MIA Tor believe e 10 70 the a. q g.
tsss Owe nay pssssns hsAssA- n u,
GOT - completely run down sAaI - Sz3
OF sleep. sad I'll shs DREADED a. ,S
seemed N have . morsgase On NJ -, r.
obliged 10 soanton ny work. 81 -.
medical treatment snd speadiaR - sSSa
no hstser. Then nay vie rsrsasdn1 w- =
Hoods 6arsapariI =
Hoods sarapsrti'a Before ~ - 49,
gone began 70 amend. hsvs nev n~s7' f.
bottles and have xainei = posnA 49,
thing without IL hurting me; NJ Av~sSS
hiliousnsss hsvs gone. never isat a6s,S;4
life. Am q work again and eensaAw S-s
vel man Those tso bcsssss xess - ~
~" Wv. EuLoWs. Lxncpis. NJ
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hat
Tired Feeling

The MARRIED neasfs which people IN rsn
6ouu q weakened senss Of heath drive from
Hocd's sarssparslia. cocc usiveiy proves the
claim tAas this medicine -snakes the wax
ssrous- II does not &C. IKE sssnuians. sa-
parting nctiuous strength fron which there
nuss sozlow . reseson Of greaser weakness than
befOre, bat possessing inst those elements
which the system needs and readily eises.
Hoods Sarsaparill1
Builds up IN . perfectly nakaral vay. I'll the
veakened paxss. ecu upon the blood - purfeer
ana vitaltzer assfsss 90 healthy action those I'm
pcztans organs. the kidneys and liver.
NY daughter received much benefit from the
use Of Hoods sarsapaxilsa - IN excellent tonic
after . proeracssd attack Of bronchial pneurno-
mia" REV. =. b. ADANS New Hartford Conn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03

nuruEAypp<s nATsxA
IL sppl5es1son a CnnninsAA2 Z Czny
for retan Hquor license uas rsfsrrsd Il
eenaeo vss~ ordered issnsd 10 ChGnB
Dlsex. John Con- and q. J. nelson
1hs monthly rsp0rfs q Tie cry st1cEney,
ehia a. police, trsasnser. hsalth oMcT.
police justices, hnrbor master. chfef q frs
deparsmens snd building inspector vsrs
reAd and refeTrsd-
The chisf Of poles Vas instructed 10 clear
stresfs and sidewalks Of ohstrucfsons not
covered By permifs from he building IN
spec4o1.
Pists Of Adele addition and Frank P0o-
tius' addition we're approved
The thOusand dollar forfeit checks do
pointed by the Seattle Cable Road 4 Wsser
Company and the West Street & Park
Transit Company we're ordered returned.
upon the parties fling . REIMBURSEMENT Of
eli rights given under franchise
McWdliams Vas awarded 500 damages
By reason Of the pipe line from Lake WASH
ingson passing through bis place. and the
city attorney WA instructed 20 prepare the
stipulation
The bill of the Spring Hill Water Com
pany for laying additional mains. was
brought up. IL vas ordered that the city
pay I'll claims for labor IN constructing new
work. and for such material used therein
a. Was not on hand and IN sock 1t the
time Of the purchase Of the plant By the
city.
The ordinance vas passed granting 70
the Lake Washington Cable Raiiroad Com
pany . cable road franchise. amendafory
to the Yesler avenue Jackson street fran
chise now owned by that company.
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faR ax1nnious - shoeo Who h9So Dn1o -
eEug4 - acQxo psEDansn8 4nnx1sFA
yones a1onded Kie8's motion tAat .
special cemmif1se a. three - appufnsod 70
bvssf1gsao ~ na1aes, - IMPORT ssiss eaxii-
81 couvUnience.
The smsndmenf was defeatsd- The chg.
inai motion vas also lost
Hail deiievo that made The original
motion that texsts should 20 on The first of
4ay- now move that the committee -
port 70 TIE council that tent permits b
extended 10 June 1, with tie excepfi0n c<
vhafe tie tsnts stand IN the way Of par
nAnsns improvements.
Nei1 opposed this motion, on IL ground
that the council VS. no better advised now
than IL vas when II passed the Nay
order.
TwicheH moved m amendment that the
time b extended thirty days 70 merchants
who shall show within i've days by proper
evidences that they hold leases 70 rooms
which are not completed. and that al other
tents b torn down forthwith
The Twichel amendment was put, car
RED and adopted g the sense Of the COM
miftee.
Wallingford moved that IL be the sense of
the committee that the street commissioner
be instructed to proceed with the laying Of
sidewalks on Second street q videned.
The motion Was carried
RrGHT-oE-vAY oBsfRrcTKp.
The Seattle Terminal Railway Company
appeared. by Attorney A Burieigh. to ask
that building placed in Weller street. -
established by ordinance Of July IA, 1859.
for the purpose Of obstructing the constrc-
ton OF the Seattle Terminal railway, be
removed. and also that building placed
on the right-of-way of the company ut
Piummer street by Durham & Collins be
removed.
The matter was referred to the judiciary
committee. with instructions TO report ct
the earliest possible moment
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hat.
Tired Feeling

The chief reason for the marvellous success of
Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 found In the article itself
II is Merit that Was, and the fact that Hoods
Sanapariila actually sccomplishes what II
clsimed for IL, IL what has made IL the medicine
frst in the confidence OF our countrymen. and
given to HooG's Earsapariila popularity and
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold BY al drugyisfa 81: six iof IS Prepared
only by C. l. HOOD & CO, Lowell. Mas
100 Doses one Dollar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03
wAsHINGroN,s BIG CITIES.

Sestfic's Postomce Receipts Exceed
Spokane and Tacoma Combined.
WAsHISGros CIrY. May 2-Representa-
tive Wilson, of Washington, was at the
postoffice department today. and with the
Off cials there made up statement show
ing the business OF Seattle, Spokane Falls
and Tacoma, for the year ending March
3lst. At Seattle 1t was $40 COS; at Spokane
Fails, $34, AIS. and at Tacoma, $50. 446. The
percentage of gain in these three cities was
found to be larger than for any other OF
their size in the United States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03

CHICAGO, May 2-The Great Northern
road today made q siashing cut in lake and
rail rates from New York to the North
west. The rate from New York TO ST. Paul
will be but cent higher than from Chicago
TO ST. Paul. This means q cut of II cents
on business between New York and
Omaha in favor of the St Paul route. The
announcement created . stir among Chi
cago wext-bonnd roads
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That
Tired Feelilr

Early isst spring ! wss vexy nueA - -,
hsd nervous headache. felt misusoAk - F.
that ] Was very much heneand = -
SarsapariiiA" MRS J. u. 1AY10R =
Euclid avenue Cleveland. q.
Hoods safsapsrilla purinsd NJ 49, -
mo strength. and ovescaue the ken1r61r -
dizziness. 20 that nov an abe - IN snnIrs
LUTHER MASON. 50 charca -, Levsll -
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggist 81; ssx "a a -
emily By c. l. HOOD a CO. Lowell Maa
100 Oooos one ooDlae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03

AWo Jersey BANKS COuoPee-Ol0 bh1rt
Firm Embarrassed.
CAMDEN, N. j., May 1.-The Fidelity
Surety. Trust and Safe Deposit Company
suspended payment this morning. Charles
L. Marks. president Of the Gloucester Ma
tionai bank, which suspended yesterday,
is also its president. The company had
only small line of deposits, its business
being mainly fduciary.
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., May 1.-The Mer-
chants bank suspended payment this
afternoon on account of . run caused by
reports that several branches in neighbor-
ing towns had suspended. Philadelphia
deposits are estimated at $50 900.
New YORK. May 2.-Fechheim 4 Co.,
shirt manufacturers. have failed. The lia-
bilities will reach 1915. 900. and the assets
about $275,O00. The house hiss been in
business twenty-five years.
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That
Tired Feeling

For many yeas have taken Hoods sarsa-
psrilIa in the early spring. when ! am troubled
with dizziness. dizziness. unpleasant taste In my
mouth in the morning II removes this bad
taste, relieves ny headache and maxes me feel
greatly refreshed The two bottles have used
this spring have been worth many dollars 10
me" JOHN BINNS, 66s 4sd street. town Of
Lake, Chicago, Ill
Hoods 8arsapari!la
Sold by all druggistx 81: six for s. Prepared
only by C. l. HOOD & CO.. Lowell Mss
100 Doses One Dollar
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hat
Tired Feelinr

Il have used six bottles OF Hear -
rtila for Indigestion. II has kespsa Hs
deal I think 10 the hes< aedse1ns = a
ton and dyspepsiA" MRA y. 4 IsN1S1
DALE. iss \. Fifsh street. Sen Josa q
Hoods 8al-saparilln
"Sincs Hoods SsrsapariIls - =. r.
hands for sale have hsd issgasss - No.
served testimonials - Ia hvss In
carrying this preparation Ia - 49, -
year. my saies hare been srsasR - y
similar preparation. and the ssss1neo11asisS
favor are ~ once positive and pernunn11v .s,s3
able" A. WRIGHT. Healds6ure CT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03

Report Of Treasurer Ames for March
and April.
City Treasurer Ames' report of the finan-
cial condition of the city for the months of
March and April was made to the council
last night 1t is as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03

Hoods sarsapasiIia 10 . standard remedy In
this wild west and sells wen from the source
OF the Willamette to the noath Of the Cosumbfs.
Ny boys say. Papa. Why don't you buy more Of
Hoot's SarsAparil,a - . time. we are s'wsys
shor.-' IL sells On ITS own merits" DEAL
Portland. Oregon. the oldest druggist ia o,egon.
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81 have taken three bottles Of Hoods Sarsa-
pa.fIla for kidney disease. which has troubled
me for some time, and feel ever 20 much bet
ter. would not be without It. l never took
any medicine before thai did me 20 much good
l have recommended Hoods Sarssparilla TO .
great many People" MRS. NELLIE HOWE,
Channel street, stockton. Cal.
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That
Tired Feeling

Al was ail run down and lost my appetite. and
was losing desh rapidly. when . frie d advised
me 20 take Hoods sarsapaxilia. II worked Ike
magic: my appetite and iesh returned and
feel like . new man" ALBERT WATERS.
senrkton. Cal
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That
Tired Feeling

Il have suffered for some years with eruptiors
on nav face and neck After using ave bottles
Of hoods sarsapariiia. every bsemfsh disap-
peared and now my general hearth Is excellent
believe it 70 be the best medicine In the
worl9n y WALSH OlaIla GrtRou
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AssAxERs AND cHEn1srs.

~ Z BoGARDUS, FORMERLY CHEMIST
IN chicago. am prepared to do all kinds Of
chemical work and asSsyirg. Room s. Ferry
building. corner Commercial and Washington
streets, seattle. Wash
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GEpasz T. MEACHAM.
6l7 Third Street

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost
Found. For Gsle. For Rent and Situations
Wanted win be tnsoxted se the rate Of cents .
word for the Amt insertion: cent . word for
each srbssqusnt insertion. PAYMENT always in
advance.
Advertisements vfn b received e branch
olhces Of The poeF.IrYE.x1eBxcDn sE
Ieco0s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT u. Culver. sgent
Port 1ownsend. Handley & Kelley
EoTICE-The business ONCE Of the Posr-Is-
TxLIIGREcER b open until u p. m. CLASSIFIED
advertisements VIII Be received up to this hour.
Tho following lettsrs await advertissn ct this
ofaep:
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STOLEN.

CT0LEN-A FOX TERRIER DOG; WHITE
~ with brown spots on the head and clipped
tail; answers 20 the name Of Jack" liberal
reward paid by returning same to 2506 West
street, or sl5 second street, and no questions
asked.
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MKxP wAN1kD-1ZAxk
WAnT1D-A Yo0Eq LADY WAxIxD NJ
WAnTED-YoUxG GIL 10 AssIsr n
satter s a between Jsckson and Kline. raxs
YesIer avenue cable.
UAxTxD-GIkL FOR GENIAL HOUSE
w work: GOOD wageA 81 Je6snon street.
UAxTRD-Two sALEsLADIKs- APPLY
w between hnurs Of and 10 q m as cocOe
e0unter - Smith 4 FoeteTA CORNER Front and
Madison
gxyArTYD-A FIRsT-CLAss PASTRY COOK
~ q ArlnEson csfe. l71s Front street
UANTED-A LADY or ENERGY AND
w fne address - solicis orders fr new
s per day. Norfhwee.srn Advertising and
Patent Agency. room =. koxvell buildins.
yrANTKD-DIyIxo ROOM GIRL AT THE
" Andfews corner Front and Cedar
UTANrfD-A FlRsT-cLAss BUTToNHoLE
w maker Miss Leonard, GaIipdo House.
Third street. baveen Union ana Universfty
uyANTED-LADY CASHIER AT PULLMAN
w restaurant. Front street
uTAETgD-GIRL 10 ASSIST IN HOUSE
- -o-- -,9.z -o1-.n ..--s.-
w e the Mason Doree. corner Front ana
uricn
w work; snsii isusiiy. sii Bsnser street.
- -
w and wsit On able. Apply 70 Il. wilcox.
Uocef. 6oufre-IAfmef buildfug.
- E
WANTED-A GIRL ~ COLUMBIA
WAETED-GIKL IN FRUIT AND CIGAR
cluded. II C., Post-Intellieencer
- ----. 80 800 -
WAhIED = 6OOD skikI IkOAnk AND
laundry.
- -, $500 =. =, 800
w fOr genera hossework Apply & once Of
Hotel Diilcf.
- ,-..,---ec-
~ small family. Call q L1oi Main street
- -, go. 800 =, - 1---n.- Uc,,.-
w work; two in family Apply to ll2 Six
teenth street. near YesIer avenue
UAETED-A GOOD GIRL TOR GENERAL
W homework; ANAL family. 80 feslor
avenue. corner North Ninth
!. $3.50 800 :, -, ~ ~-->-,-> go
w atoms. Apply to MIRA =. ,. Pecks ladies'
inseIiisencs bureau. 7@ Second street
WAETED-A DREssMAKER TO SEW BY
w the day. Apply 102 broadway, MrA Harry
White
- - = --------- - ----.-
w family: no children. Apply ASA Front
street.
- $50 -. $500
"ANIED-GOoD 6lkL fOB GENkhAL
street
- - -
M ANIED - TIL fkOJECIOkS OF
munity IN this state desire 70 secure the services
during the ensuing school year Of Christian
teacher 70 lake charge Of the ladies' Departments
OF the instfku lion: appIidsnts will give refer
euces and depomfpationaI courectious Adj
dress Trustee, /" care Carrier No. Is Seattle
II7ANTFD-THF LADIES AND GIRIs TO
w know the inteilirenee once II tie nav
Nursery has removsd 70 the Fair, 800 Front
street rIesse cave es 9 can
HELP RAW1ED-AALR
vrvANTHD-HOp PICK Fps NO TErs a To
w - ~. yoni,n1n IN cons-sct - ,et-
tn8 Oub er5putnHs oeos W. CKeue z, Io WASH
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nR A ,. NcINTosH. GRADUATE OF on
Otario vertexnaxy collesA Toronto Ontes
ne innxmaxy . Aontana stables, Firth and
Washington streets Ones teiephona. - -,
toenee. ~.
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Dated ct Seattle, September 1e. 1880.
W. R FORREST. County Auditor.

NOTICE TO LUMBER DEALER,-THE UN-
IN derYigned will receive bids for material for
the construction Of the North Seattle cable road
until Saturday noon, October IL. 1880: Di-
mansions. 5000 feet ar lxI3xD, 10000 fees fr
sxi2x20. 100000 feet G. dar sx1zx20 10000 feet DIR
3x12x20, 100000 feet fir fxIzx2- Spec fcations
can be teen at the once Bidders will state
where the lumber viii be delivered. The lum-
Der Wlli be required in about 100 90 feet lots
A. r. HITTEN. Pres dent,
Room z. RengssOr6 Building.
IS. NJ. NCIRY. sHnf Construction.
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BUSIND59 Cha
Three iruis and cigar stoss4
$1.o00.
Two boarolng-housesL
Partner in restaurant.
Team, timber and outfit for ~ !5
4 few paying lodging houeea
TOR SALl.
Billiard and pool tao4e&
Chautauqua lots
Small house and furnit1E4
lease. s. per month
Blacksmith shop and tools = . -
$500
Two-story house. 2ox2o, On lsa1ee
lease rams ave yesrs, gro1n4 rem
HALF interest in sawm1u sd g
map. -
a large number q central -
with furniture for salA 80 3
Two-roomed house. $50; %
~ years lease: ground rem! y -. ~; =,
HonseA rooms and onaees - = 4!
city. ~~v.
six-rcom house. wafer irees "
Furniture and complese oufns 49,
GEO. w. CHA
Wsshtngtoa Employ1eos 49,.
LOG WsBningsou - S
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ocULIsrs AND AU1rsra


GREEN 4 NUGEEr. VETERINARY PHYsr.
NJ ciars and surgeons honorary sradustes ONT
Vet College. once md indrmary at Gurney car
phone ~
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THE STUDIO OF MRS L n. SMITH, ROOM
i So, Boston block, viii reopen SEPT Isl
Sketches from nature Alaska scenery . spe-
cialfy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-To BORROW $500 for one year.
w will pay 10 per cent interest: securifv
FIRST mortgage on real estate and manufacfurinr
plant close 70 this city, worth four times the
amount Address I. B.. Post-Inte,Isencer
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JESSIE NJ. ELLIoTT - ARTISTS STUDIO
q Front and Spring. Conservatory Of Ar, room
IS and 81
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WANTE:

Four mill hands. 80 per moo1A
To cut loo cords Of snipgle be10
Ten graders fe1 city vuRk QsepU
employment
Three faxu banda - Dou1A
Wood chopper $1.50 card q
Single sawyer. -
Woodsmen. 34a 8
Four mem - clear iAnd. ~
!oh.
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reeidence kts on Temperance street,
in Queen Anne The abu.fing property on
either ride y nccupied with valuable Inn
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shortly run TO the property. Then tHst think
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A NY DENTIST TRAvELINS AROUND THE
"A city or suburban towns claiming 70 be con.
nected with my Office 10 fraud; my painless
metnod OF nliing and extracting teeth Il known
70 myeci foniy: my prices are the same as nere-
toiore tkastern}: lady operator in attendance:
call OF Nrite forrefe rsnces. Dr.. q G. Gri6 a
go Front street, Seattle.
c. GRAssE, DENTIST. OFFICE I'M
q . Gottsteln block, corner Front and Colum
Ola. rooms Is. Is and 50. second floor
~ BARNETT, D. D. s.. ROOM 4
Os Scheuerman block corner Front and
Cherry streets. Seattle, wash
hrs LEXINGTON 4 PUTNAM TEE CHI
~ cago dentistA Rooms - and Is, Union
block. Front street. Seattle. wash
A LBERr ). FORREST. DENTIST: FRY,s
"A block. Front street. between Marion and
Madison: teeth extracting and gold dilina 4
specially.
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~ Boston Dental College, room IA Seattle
block. corner Third and Cherry ssreets
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We Colmsn building. Front street betveen
Columbia and Marion
nk @. WILLIS PRICE, DRNTlaT-BuaxR
II block. Third and Union.
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