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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
WHIP AND SPUR.

Isaac Murphy was given e 900 To- in
ming the Omnibus stakes with Re- lel Rey
by his employer, f. c. Mclcwc"
stockton, CAL, has now gotta kite shaped
track, and Stamboul, PAL. il TO see if he
can car'urc the stallion record ON 1t.
Eection"cr now has thirteen rew trot-
tiers, General Wellington, brother to Sunol,
being the latest addition to his roll Of honor
Old Stationary, the oldest horse in Con
neciicut ana once the fastest trotter in
bridgeport, died at ne advanced age OF AZ
years recently.
Mambrino King is the only sire that has
had two trotters win races il the grand
circuit this season. They are Nightingale.
";l9}4, and Nettio King 2:2Oj4.
The two great 5year-o ODDS, Nancy Hanks
and Margaret >, met for the first time at
tn" breeders meeting at Chicago Nancy
won in 2;lJ. She has record OF 2l2 6.
The great Maine stallion, Nelson. re.
Gently ttOt,ed mile AT Independence, la.,
IN &l0, but no record Will be claimed
Nelson = best record mile was done iu2:lO
FoEhall keene's 2yearold bag hlly, by
SpcuGt ft-Cnn-tantinople, is one of the
biggest Youngsters Of her ug, in trimming.
She looks like a 4.ycar-old in size and con.
formation.
G. ". Williams is said to be the only
driver that has given tire, trYtters re-.
ord- better than 3:i3 They are. AXtr'L.
years, 2:l? Ailrrton. 2:l2 aud Mary
Marshall, 2:l92.
Little Albert by Albert w, 2:o0. reduced
his record to 2:ls Mt Buffalo. II. is now
tn" fastest trOttcr by "A son of Elpctiouccr--
90 \ 1 - i,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

As durable cases and those most likely to
recover are the ones who Generally attend
school, the direct curative Influences can
not be accurately es' mated; bI', Is might
be expected, the most encouraging results
are met with in the ycUug and in those
whose insanity has been cf cuulprdtiyrir
short duration. ! can recall two cases
where the patient could not Rad or write
before becoming insane, but hccamr fam ~
proficient in both before returning home.
Three others also occur to me who APP
peared 80 I've in the depths of deiurutia, but
were, after several days OF patient trlal,
made to feel an interest in ,, "puyzlc map"
and each went ON lulnterruptcdly to re-
covery and home.
Another patient l. the terror Ct the wa. l.
in Which She stays until 10 O'Clock in tine
morning, when she goes qUie; y to school
and remain, for two hours one Of the most
interested of them all. After l-avin3 the
sonool she @iG,iu becomes ugly and irrl-
table, and it i only the fear of being Kept
away from it that axes her al all com
trollable. Surely these scattered instances
show results sufficient To iISl fy the effort ,
made; but am sur. that, even where the
results are not so marie /, the school is at
least an important adjunct to EN- loyment,
games, ont Of door exercise and amuse-
ments.-C. ". Pilgrim, NJ. d.. in Popular
Science Monthly.
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GA'Fs.


Lone stsnd3 the primal murder. Through h.
brain
In SceLunr too chaoticullv etreatn
Inc Words the blow, the asoniIihg scream
Tho sudden, sioscnlng bloud that dyvd Ia
plain.
The pl as figure Of his brother slain,
And Gods just sentence ALI these thing
but seem
They nave not Mapped 1T ts a CHASTITY dronl1
Nay, 'tis no dream look on thy hand, o Gam
Lorg stands he, Wild eyed, rooted to the spot
At last be ruuscs from his stupOr unrk
And waiting like blind man, DOH depai
An outcast Gu BIS forehead flames IA
mark
ktampcd by Jehovah, but no feels Il not,
So hot within bis bosom burns his heart.
-SAuda kuOs
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he Went down, and Immediately began to
wrigglc under me llh3 an eel. AS | kept
him down with one hand tried to pull
out the handouts with the other. This
somewhat embarrassed me, and the lur-
Eiar proiited by ii to pull ont sharp knife
He had "r>ed himself round on his back,
and before realized what he was afte he
tas hacking furiousy ut me with his keen,
iaggerliac blade Then realized that we
Ntic goilg 10 have fight for 1t, and pre-
pared myself lie tried to run the knife
Into my side. | wtrled it off, but the
lldo caught the Geshy part of my left arm
and ! teit warm stream of blood squirt
cut.
That mnddoned me, and seized one Of
TIE steel drills lying near at hand and hit
ny MN such "A blow over the temples that
lo rollaped at once and lay as if dead. |
pat the handouts on him instantly, and
to max" matters still more certain, | ST.
cured his ankles Then rose and looked
at my arms. The knife had made nasty
cash, and the blood was nowirg freely,
bat it was not serious; and when the house.
he, per- who mad just then appeared on the
scene, had bAnda4el It, | went out and Sc
cured the help of the policeman first met
in conveying litht 1ocd Jim to the office.
felt n proud man when | made my re-
port to the inspector.
Light Tocd Jin;' said he "What,
james Bland? Nonsense, Parker" Bat
took t. in 70 the cells where Jim was being
attended to by the doctor
"Yo.i're ri-ht, Parker" he said That's
the man. Wei. this will lie IA fine thing
for you"
After tiinr, fonl'nga little exhausted.
went home TO fry ard yet some sleep. The
surgeon had attended to my arrn. and told
me it W., but superficial wound. 1t felt
sore enough in spite Of that
had no soorcrreachcd nv lodgings than
saw sitting IN nv easy chair the strange
nan who had called upon me earlier in
the evening. He rose to his feet when
entered. | stared at him in utter a.tonish-
lnuus.
"Wel, guv'nor," said he, II see you've
done it. You've got him square and fair.
l reck onY"
Yes" said
"Ah" he said, with a sigh Of comnlete
sati,facji ion. "1ncn I'm satisfied. Yes, |
don't know as how there's aught more |
could say. reckon as how Light Toed jim
an me is quits"
was determined to find cut who this
man was this time. sit down." said
"rherc's a quest ion or two must ask YOU"
just let me yet my coat of and I'll talk to
YOU took my coat oil and went over to
the bed TO law it down. ''Now then. " be-
gym, and looked around AZ him. said no
more being literally struck dumb The
man was Iouei
| heyan to feel uncomfortable. ran
hastily down stairs. only to find the outer
door locked and bolted. rs | had left il a
few minutes before | went back. utterly
nonriiSsed For an hour pondcred the
matter ovcr bat could neither make head
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NOTICE TO CONrRACT ORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS FOR STEAM
~ heating-Sealed proposals Will be received at
the office OF the board OF public works of the ty
of Seattle up 10 noon Of Wednesday. September
80. 1891, for the furnishing complete in place,
ready for operation, in accordance with plans and
specifications now file at the Office Of the super
intendent Of buildings, bridges and wharves, n
system OF steam heating for the new city hall at
corner Of Third and jefferson streets this city
Bidders will state the earliest date at which said
Work Will be compile ted ready for use.
The amount of the contract price will be paid for
In aty warrants drawn on the appropriate fund.
Inc board OF public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the outside PRO
posals tor Steam Heating"
BY order of the board OF public works
F. ". d. H0LBROOK, Secretary.
First publication September 10. 1891.
RIDs wANTED-wASHINGT SOUTH
- ern Railway ComDany shelton. Wash. Sealed
bids viii be received this Office until October
1891 Tor cutting and splitting suitable for locomo-
tiVes ana piling along the right-oi-way at points
TO De designated by This company 300 cords of fir
WOOD, a coru TO measure feet by feet by "a
inches closely piled.
The Company reserves the right to reject any or
an bids but purposes awarding the contract to the
lowest responsible bidder.
NOTICE To CONTRADICTORY Is
~ gwen that the Board of University Land and
building Commissioners of the state OF Washing
ION nerehy invites separate sealed proposals, first,
for all the materials: secondly for all the labor
necessary IN the construction OF the university
Dulldlng ttO-Wit: the building for administration
and beliesiettres on the site located therefor in
section Is, township 25 north of range east. in
hing county, Wash, in accordance with the plans.
other drawings and specifications therefor. adopted
by SAID board, and which will be found at the office
oil Boone Il Wilcox, architects. rooms So. SO
ana OF; IN the Boston block, corner Second and
tOumba streets. Seattle. wash, on and after Sep
TEMPER l, 1891 Said proposals 10 be fled with the
secretary OF the board, James r. Hayden. in Seat
We on or before Thursday, September -. 1891, at
me nour OF O'Clock p. m, at which time all pro-
poSaIS VIII be opened publicly by the board In its
oIlce rooms SO7 and 30S Butler block, seattle All
contractors must be citizens of the state of Wash
lngloh- The board has the right To reject any and
All proposals Each proposal must be accompanied
ny a cerilhed check in the sum of ten thousand
ooiiafs Sio.OOOl to be forfeited upon the inability
OF the bidder 10 furnish satisfactory bond. Pro-
Posas must be endorsed upon the envelope, sealed
iDgtOn,"
Dated at Seattle, Wash. August 90 A. d. 1891
ELISHA r. FERRY.
Governor and President eX-otcio.
JOHN ARTHUR,
JOHN McREAVY,
CHARLES +. LFAVENWORTH,
JAMES r. HAYDEN.
Ioard of University Land and
Building Commissioners.
Date d first publication August %, 1891
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H4IRDRESSTNG.

IoHN T WITTWER. TIE ONLY PRO.
- f->s91si ha;g6rssser and ySlGmaseG in she cj.y:
EairtSessing lao Is and chifrcns b-aE-cuttiur
a specially; most ratUra looking bang KEEP. .
STOCK and made 10 order. All kiuls OF haic yvssk
Ccne IN The very latest style OILS ront next 10
LoNmal & Haa.Ord's
fNR,A>SfAN HAIR PABLORS HANGS
y waves. cGr!s. switches; goods ma q - order:
VIZ making specially. bang cutting dressing.
s.aGp9s ing bleaching aad dyeing. Rengslorn
tloCE, 109 second street.
FACE MASSAGE. THE NEW ART OF
L acquiring a good complexion without cosuast-
les; hairdressiuc, cutt;ng seechlng etc uiauc.!r-
Ing and chiropoty. 3drs Reed, Atk!ns olocA 3l5
Columbia street.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

T AXE WASHINGTON BELT LINE COM
IL pany Notice to stockholders - Notice is
hereby given that pursuant TO the bylaws Of the
company, the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Lake Washington Belt Line Company Will
be held at the Office Of Mr.. J. +. Mcknight. Ire
mont building, In Seattle, Washinston. on Mon
day, October 5, 1891, at O'Clock p. IN, for the
the ensuing year. and the transaction of such
other business may legally come before the
meeting A = DURHAM Secretary
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Two POUNDS OF THE BEST LUMP OR
calculated sugar given with ever oound If
tea; coffee from rs cents 20 - cents per rorfua.
pounds n sugar given away With every do{ssrs
street between Front and second
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t4RPET-L1YING.

{ fAhFEIe CLEANED, REFITFED Avn
iAla; ho1sscieaning Ia all It's branches. n,ss,
Pacific Carpet Company corner Front ara $50, Sao
Thomas J. S Pelky. anu spring
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FOR SALE-LODGISG- HOUSES.
t'rk >ALE - CHEAP. LODGING HOE-SE.
a - rooms; furniture nearly Few: best Loesklou
IL GIy Address X T., Posi-IlIel44Senee<.
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i n. "a fNpN@. lO2 SEATTLE RIOrK.
n I,.s Tal1F.. hFus ana inaIviduais examined
1919 90 t-o>,a Statements made tharsfr,,-n
1890 kILeh. Fari neFship settlements f-r.iras-
fforIsspoudence stif a general agency co3ducte5
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LfOR SAIE--Sf 800; 4 HOUSE OF S Rns,,----
I lof SOW 10; corner. $3.50 cash. H. S. Ture.s
221 BGtler block aefI
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IGOR SALE-JjOO BUYS A 5-ACRF gApn.--
A TRAIT: a bargain; - cash. J. " Prashsso = J
Ivan building, main entrance. qua
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L'OR SALE-HOU~E AND LOT ON syv
4 teeuth street. near Broadway power .has.sEc
$500 Chlbers. LIcwellyn- Dodge bmldiag
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L'OR SALE-WE HAVE GARDEN TRACE
u on Lake Wash ngton: the beat investrren, B,
the state. T.. Ven Lonsway & Co., 1l9 Wasbi wash =
ton book. s
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Tor SAi.E-$jO0 CASH: HOUSE or rc,--s
block Ds1sr
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LNOR SALE-5-ACRE TRACTS CLEANED
Il and grubbed. i'm the fertile stuck river valley O.
easy terms. by q. w & w. r. Prichard, 202 Cali
fornia building. Tacoma, or ClOde & Applegais,
Sumner
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L'oR SALE-NICE BUILDING lot Nr.r
j Iesier avenue. on sixteenth street. N ~
ChiibcTg. : LlewelIyn Dodge building.
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L'OR SALF-TWO NEW HOUSES. q am
j rooms: Car line: close in: this ia a h51 80
gain. as the owners are forced 70 sell al onrs
Gardner & Stratton, 600 second street o'
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TOR sALE-LoTs. 3Ox10O ON CAR LINE
II close IN for tZ75 each, on easy terms Gard.
ner & SfrattOn. sos Second street
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INbR SALF-EIGHT ACRrS GOOD wArrg
building.
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EEOR - LIAM EXTRA FINE HOMFSTr. -
Il re- iuquishmcnt, c.ose To railroad station 100
Sine farm AZ Fort Crescent, with house two 49,
and growing crops: cheap for some cash ana - ~
change Ter inside city property. s. W. tlsrs
Hilckley block A
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L'OR SALE-NEW HOUSE on MADIsov
Il car line: modern improvements. sfnafI e..
payment: rent pay ents for balance Room "a
KoxweIi building. ="
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L'oR SALE-s2, 400; HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS,
II monthly payments. II. 5. Turner, 22l Bu,lsf
block.
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L,OR sALE-l5- ROOM HOUSE WITH BRrr1
Il basement: lot 30xl20: on Eighth strsel az
block from car line; rented for $50 per mona.
price 81, $50. Gardner & Stratton, 60g second
-
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L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HoUsgs OF
Il rooms, five blocks from courtho1&
Turner. POI Butler block.
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Il BsI kICTDRS.

pIgTH * HANFQRD ABSTRACT COMPANY
=, IN Rooms -g- -D4 aud zOs Rurke bog.
corner second and Marion -traatt 'r~ e.
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L'OR SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES; eAsDs
II rooms: on car line: close in: this IL . hx TAI.
gain. as the owners are forced TO seli a. NcA
Gardner 4 StrattOn. 606 second street.
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E'OR SALE-IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY
IL for sale or exchange see II. >. Turner, al But
Ter block
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L'OR SALE-$2, 800; HOUSE OF ROOMS,
II bathroom; monthly payments; only $500 can
II. i. Turner. 22l Butler block
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L'oR sALE-CHOICE CORNER LOT IN Rgv
4 ton addition, cheap. Gardner d stratton. 6os
Second street. Wv
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L'OR sALE-TWO LOTS NORTHWEST COR
Il ner Of Eleventh and Washington, sa0oa
Gardner & Stratton. 6O6 second street.
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L'oR SALE-IN BROOKLYN: ELEGANT {.
II room house: streets graded and sidewaikedt
close TO electric line; big bargain. Rooms ~ and
IS Halter building.
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NAVY YARD ACRES At LOT PRICE sPE-
~ cal bargains In kitsap county John w. Ram
sey. Sl3 second street
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TOR sALE-HoUSE OF ROOMS ON can
II line; 81, 400 $3.50 cash, $25 per month IA
Turner, 22i Butler block
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L'OR SALE-SMAI.L INVESTORS REAP pTn
Il returns In South Park, Scattle's rasrv.I
suburb; buy s75 lot and double your nn.
quickly: terms 80 cash. balances IS per nan,ka
finest residence property In seattle: best 0ssaas
and fruit land in King county: pure cold wsss.
dry, healthful and splendid location. street -.
line building 30 the locality. south PARK Iard
Company, II Columbia street. Seattle
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HANTED-hoARDERx.

IVAN rEp-BOA RDFRS. WITH OR VIM.
go Third street ff'
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CONFECTTONERs.

ICE CREAM FoNPEtvrroo-.f-gU -
1euIy ice cream all havcrs, always on hand
seIed promptly 10 ali parts OF the city; Metro
I.tAh oIlc Ks All hAvors. quart so cents three
p.hts 90 cents. two quarts SI. or 81 per gallon:
hoLie- made candies made fresh daily. largest a.
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T4TIO RING.

HAVE YOUR TROUSE RS MADE BY coon.
IL trousers maker We make nothing else. IL
Gottsteln building, corner Front and COLUMBIA
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PLATING.

DACTFIC RAILING AND PLATING CON
i pany manufacturers Of iron fences grlie
work. bar brackets, ratings, fancy iron WORK 40
hFe ESCAPES. D. west rates; polishing AMI ntcke
Bfafirg IL Union street
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4 .FEEb GEA~SNER. FLORIST AND GAN.
~ denPr landscape ornamental and All xmas ~
garden WORK at reasonable rates Corner Aanl'oe
aHd " bite STREETS
CARMICHAEL STIRLING & co. LANc
" scape Gardeners; plans and estimates furnishes
BOX S9i. clGy
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SIoNEY TO LotN-BY OWNER: SHORT
VI time; no commission Forbes, room 8 olyn-
p,c ntSsca
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WAETED-OUR AGENTS MAKE 300 TO
w $500 q month selling our goods on their msr-
its: we want county and general agents and will
lake hack all goods unsod II county agent faiis
TO clear 300 and expenses after thirty days
tTlaI. general agent less than $3.50 will
send large illustrated circulars and letter with a
special offer to suit territory applied for receipt
of three l-cent stamps; apply AT once and get in
the boom. Address Renner Manufacturing Com
Isnv Pttsburg. Pa
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PHYSICIANS AND sURG EoNs.

DR woODRUFF-PHYS AND SUI
~ geon. Office and residence, and Sni4''ah
building Front street. Telephone sos
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DR KIBBE-OCULTST AND AURIST AND
~ physician for diseases Of the throat; removed
to Halter block. corner Columbia and Second
streets. rooms and :.
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LANDSCAPE GARDESERS.

DFTERSpN. MARION & co. IASDSCA Pf
archisc's; correspondence solicited boa
ltb. Fremont wash.
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PSYcHoMETRF OR soUL READIss.

('pNsJLT r WARpSWORTH SMITH. LATE
= 81 N~~ YORK, GA all matters Of impqrtancs
"a ash
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FRANKLIN = PALMER, ". d. (HARVARD
Il University. Room IA Occidental ol"cA' tfIe-
phope 6i5
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n Vice. the celebrated female physician Of Ber-
lin for irregularities and monthly periods; no med
cine need to be taken, matter from what eau q;
restores In two days: never known TO fail:
the process IS. positively guaranteed safe to
use u any case and can be sent and used al home.
and Is used ali over Germany I am the sole
agent for California AtteDtiOn-Be not mised
and deceived by selfpraised advertisers. The
genuine new process can only be had at my office.
Or. v. Pepper. 1877 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco Urgent cases telegraph.
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DE GEO NEwLANDS. PHYSICIAN AND
ID surgeon Pioneer building; telephone. Office,
All: residence 400.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-21

DR. STILLSON-EYE EAR, NOSE AND
IL throat. Halter building
DR GEO. A REICH-OCULIST. AURIST
~ and physician for diseases of the throat has
removed his Office to rooms 205 and 200 Pioneer
building.
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AIRS = j. DEAN-PHYSICIAN AND SUR
M ge0n; Office. Seattle block: office hours, ii to
II n ~. 1870 to 4:30 p. m: residence corner Re-
publican and Temperance streets; telephone No.
4 3 AT residence.
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TEIERfNA XII w.
4 j. MCINTOSH VETERINARY SURGEON
"a. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. Of
fee at Montana stables. Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone. 200; residence telephone. 1857
GREEN & NUGENr. VETERINARY PHYSI-
~ clans and surgeons: honorary graduates On
tario Veterinary College Office and infrmary at
Quincy Cab stables, corner West and University
streets; telephone. 49,