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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
(lnanrla! Glcctlnas.
financial elections.

THE IMPORTERS AND TRADI.Eo NATIONAL BANK
OF Nt.N. y bt.h.
NEW -NOtih. December 10. lS9O.
~ liz ANIMAL ELECTION for directors OF
i hi, bank VIII De hold a. IT. banking rooms corner
broadway and MuT1y-st Tuesday. January IS 1871 inc
poll Will be open from II ~ g. ! p, N. ,,to,
EDWAED TOWNSEND C1sieF
Tue CENTRAL NATIONAL ENNk
NEW.yOEK. D-."mb.r .. $500. .
H'IlE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
l. tins bank VII De- held 10 t" banking house. J-o
I.DWb SHILrIN. Cashier.
OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.
so. 100 BROADWAY, 90 ,.oo
NIW-YORE, December o.? 800
VNllE ANIMAL EEtC IlON FOR DIRE
l TORS Of This company vll b.. hold on MoNDAf. r9
I'm Iauuar, u..' 80 this ollie. tn" poll "i'!
CYRUS PECK. SECRETARY.
~ FICE Ot IHt FIDELITY AL tNNI ATTY COM.
PANY o. NEW-i yEk .. ..,..
SOS. 40 To lgG BION DIV ~. Ni.N-fpth.
NIL A\Ni' Al MELTING Of Stockholders
f.9 election o. pro. tor ~ ths Cnmpfuv VIZ h hrn
~ this ONCE ore TUESDAY. January G'h. l-I bi'"n TIE
hour ~ twelve and one o.r'1. D. - . -
EoEr j. HlLLiN. Se're'a-v-
THE FOURTH NATIONAL HNNk OF TIE CITY OF
December - 1890
VIE ANNUAL. MEETING OF the stockhold-
i q 'h- Rank Tor ee,t Ton - pt.cgr- u b. h.d
TIE bankif rhoI-r on Iuc1' ne i3'h d1F - January
CUA~ H FNITiE~oN. cashier
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Notice j. hereby that n view o. thr provisions ~
the sixth Aftlc. 81 the oued mortgage" this
company ccc.d.d extend until Juiy T. l-'l -" tim"
within which holders ~ cairo and Fulton Bonds Ma. o.
change the for me General Cou.od1'"f Ia way and
Land Grant Bonds - ns Company. DO" principal and in-
Of which guaranteed ~ the VI --opu Pa inr
Railway Company Tho ttlp and Futon Bonds wy
continue draw Interest o. ~ fs'" ~ Peg cent p"i
annum uutu pad. Th., company f..et.o. thr feht 20
discontinue t.ne. The payment ~ Foo no1'v p-"
MUM q $50 per bond u1Go BOO connection w.'h tie
exchange OF the Caro- and Fulton BoIds
\ II. tALEF TrcasuFcf
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Dancing Arn0emies

LEAANDtR MACHliNGORS
"A CLASSES ~ DANCING.
MENDEISSOtN ROOMS les WlST o1Tli-ST.
Private lessons umc by appointment
MISS uONT 100 West 3Jd.st.-Ma.U aud latest
"A. dance, thoeousit and rapidly taught; ~HttN private
l. s.On- q Speciality, al.p at rlooh ald evening ci0r'N
o. FRN \NpO-S ACADEMY IGo East jjth->t.-\ school
Il frr Clu-ug d oru mt and CailSthcni,~; EXERCISES
nj, the now and fashionable dances. send for circular
4, EOIsUE ". VILLAGES SCHOOLS. 20 West 53thst
I md harlem. West l1Gth.-t. So circular
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The figures for she year in Pennsylvania show GA32
completed wells. Of which ], OGG were dry. In BUCK
exc land there drilled 21jl wells. OF these l4l
were dry ard thcrr were liz wells abandoned during
the wear while 1901 represents the total number OF
wells on which WORK started during the wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
IRVING SAVINGS RESTITUTION

IRVING SAVINGS RESTITUTION,
SI.W-IORK December 81 1890.
rNIIE TRt STEI.S Of this institution nave de-
carcd interest all remaining deposit during
the three months ending December 81 ~ the rate OF
FOUR PER CENT. per - coo and under. and
THREE PER CENT per the excess OF $1,000
exceeding - OCO payable and after the third Monday
DAVID ". DENARE.ST. Vcc.Presdent.
{. ID. HEATON. Secretary.
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Eap,nss Banks,
Dry Dock SAVINGS Institution,

81 AND 3i3 BOWERY.
The trustees have declared a dividend for the six
months ending December 81. 1890. all deposits en-
titled thereto under the bylaws Of the rate OF
( per cent per OF $500 and under ana on
the 1900 and exceeding $4,000 at the rate
OF per cent per snnum payable Oh and after jan 49, 1891
ANDREW MILLS, President
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DIVIDEND Notices.

THE DENVER CITY CABLE RAILWAY COMPANY.
COUPONS due January /. 1891, on the First
Mortgage Bonds OF this Company will be paid at the
office OF TaintOr i Holt, II Wall.st NeWYOrk City.
q. ~ L'HuILIER. Treasurer.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE RAILROAD
COMPANY,
-. SEW.YORK December -, 1890
COUPONS of The First Mortgage Bonds of
~ the Bccyille and ElGrl1do Railf0ad Co. due Jan
uary l. 1871 will be paid at maturity by the state Trust
60. oil Presentation.
H. FULTON CUTTING. Treasurer
THE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK,
NEW-lORk December 3. 1890.
DNlDEND.-1he Directors of this bank have
- this day declared q diYid OF THREE PER CENT
free OF taN payable and after January .. 1891
The transfer books will be closed until that datr
n. SCHENtK, Cashier.
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5apinas Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK,
STIIANE., CORNER 18TH -. =,
rNIlE TKl SIZES have ordered that inc III
trr..t In ne credited to depo~itors January 1851
mall be at the rate OF Forn PR CENT PEk ANNoM NJ
STEPHEN W. JONES, President
FNTpK ITUGilSON, Treasurer
e. w. DRINCkERn0FF. Secretary.
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Ceetures an0 Meeiings.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
CLFCTURFs IN THE GREAT HALL At O'CLOCK.
IIv z thr lecture Will b. delivered by PROF.: MAi.
n GOODYEAR. "MEDfAENAL CAIHEDkAL
hrCJiirFC ri ri" with lantern Illustrations NO tckeo
required. Doors closed Ut O'Clock.
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Smuscmtnt5.

AC\DfNN ENDS NEXT WEEK.
Y 10 TINES MORE MATINEE SATURDAY.
ENDS DENMAN THOMPSON, ENDS
JAN. 10 TIE Old HOMESTEAD. JAN 10
GRAND OPERA Hot 81. ,. %,
VI Hcser, ed slt,-Or sta circle and BaIeSny-'oo'
MATINEE }. Il. EMMET, UNCLE JOE.
Ntxt we,L-D Dr.. B1LL, nom Garden Theatre.
IUERRNIANN'S THEATRE, B'way a 29th-st.
Il f,orl Evening THIS week at b 'oo'
Bon HON MATINEE IL Il /: n NJ
TOMORION.
~r,v uILCl Art Nine. Her; aud ABDUL Kahn
EnSITN lnF SPANISH DANCER ana SIhoor'iNn
,rnSrtRX NIN.S Mat Mon, We'd, Sat.
CARMENCIrA.
Entirely New speciality Programme
NEW PARK THEATRE, Bnay and 3oth-st
LAST WEEK THE LILIPUTIANS
In THE Pupil. IL MAGIC.
Only two matnecs. to-day and SATURDAY.
In consequence OF immense success OF the PUPIL
IN MAGIC this play Will be continued until further
neicc.
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METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,


AND THIRD AVENUE
Opposite Cooper InstitutcJ.
On tRTEkED 1872.
SeNcntyiftn Dividend.
NEW-NOkK December 13, 1890.
INTEREST for the haf year ending December 81,
1890 rate OF TIiEF> A&D ~ s..lttLF Ptt CENT
per annum will BE- credited 70 dtpositors entitled thereto
under the bylaws Of the bank. $500
Interest payable Wednesday January 81, 1891.
Money deposited Or before January ~ VIII draw IN
ter,st from January l. 49, ,,,. - -,
q. y. CONKLIN, Secretary
THE SEAMEN's BANK FOR SAYINGS.
- AND 70 WAI.l.-ST.
,I'lE TRl Sizes have ordered that interest
be paid to deposition. entitled thereto nnder the by
laws accordance with the savings BANK laws FOR the
,N IsJnth> ending December 81. 1880. a. follows; .
On accounts not exceeding one Thousand DOars at the
rate Of FOUR PEI CENT per annum.
on Larger than one Thousand Dollars. but not
exceeding Three Thousand Dollars. al the rate OF THREE
PER CENT per annuu.
ON accounts larger than Three THOUSAND DOH2r> anu
which exceeded -aid amount prior tie limitation ~ de-
post. by statute, at the rat. Of TWO PR Cent Der
anuim, iayabr and after Monday. 9th January ls9
WILLIAM G. STURGES PRECEDENT
DANIEL BARNES. Cashier.
Nrw-York December "a 1890
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st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Go.

To Holders OF the First Mortgage R"iIrond nnd
sinking Fund Ia nd -t.rant Bonds of the { miro aud
Fulton Raiiroad Company. ma turing January l-t
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CITY NOTICES.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN CONCURRENT
~ resolution No, l9.-Be it resolved by the city
SSuhci OF the city OF Seattle by concurrent action
OF ooth houses That whereas application has
been made 10 said city council br the seattle Con-.
SoLldated street Railway Company a corporation
Incorporated ana organized under the laws Of the
state OF Washington, and having its principal
once ln the city ~ Seattle by its petition said
city council. dated September -, 4 n sol and
Ned on said day In The office Of the CITY clerk Tor
authority 10 construct and operate an electric
street railway along and upon the following desiz
mated route in tbe CITY OF seattle to-vyit:
commencing az the intersection Of Pine ard
fiith streets. with a connection win ts rresant
Le VI street railway track ia Fifth street: thence
running east along and upon Pine street 70 a com
IN sixth street
VOW, therefore. he it resolved that the city c0un-
GU OF the city OF Seattle does by this concurrent
ItHoiution determine that franchise 20 construed
-ti,, oisrate street railway along aud upon the
ABOVE designated route IN the city Of seattle should
% granted, and that the city clerk be and he IA
netspE directed 70 cause notice OF said application
ana OF THIS resolution 20 be published for ten days
IN me city Official newspapers ar the expense d
Salu aPpLcaht ana N sad notice 20 speci!y san
route over and along which the city council pro-
poses to grant said franchise To the person. com
paiiy or corporation who will nay the highest sum
Tor said franchise The bidding for said franchise
10 De IN accordance with the provisions 81
the city charter in relation 90 bids male TO thu
board Of public WORKS far a. sad provisions
may he applicable: provided that the city council
may REJECT any ana ali such BIDS ana may refuse
20 grant franchise for any part OF said route for
which said appI cation was made and mai each bid
must De accompanied by ceftineI ehecS payable
to the order Of the CT comptroller fpr an amount
equal 10 at least per cent OF me amount OF shs
bid, and the amount Of sal cheek shal he forfeited
and paid To said city in ease the .uccessfll bidder
shall fail pay the amour. OF AS bid within thirty
DAYS ter the acceptance Of the same.
ofOct6Oel 1891 GEORGE W HALL.
President Board u Aldermen.
Adopted oy the House Of DELEGATES this l2,h day
OF October, 1891. u W JONES,
President House of Delegates.
Filed by me this 18th day of OctO5es 1891.
II. w MILLER CITY Clerk
Published this 10th day Of October 1891.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CoNTRACTORS-<E PRO
y po'als VIII De received by the board OF dirac-
tols OF SchoO! district No p, Chico hitsap county
W ASA, Up 20 80 .. m. October p, 1891 for the
erection Of q two-story schooihouSe.
Plans and specifications can be seen AT the ofYca
OF b = sparks Cnico
The board of directors reserve the right 20 reject
any and all bids
BY order OF board Of directors school district No
80 K +, CASSEL. Clerk.
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Special NOTICES.

SCHOOL ELECTIoN-NOTICE Is HEREBY
- given that Saturday, November the 7th
1891, a school election will be held in school dis
trict No /, in the city of seattle King county for
the purpose of electing member of the board of
education for term of three years.
The polls will be open at D. m. and continue
open until p, m. at the following polling places:
Rainier school, Third street near Jefferson: Nc
CoOmb's building seventh and Pike streets:
Denny school, T. T. Minor school and Nichols
building, Fremont ". Fl. HUGHES, President
Attest-H f. WHITNEY, Secretary
Dated Seattle. Wash. October l6 1891.
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CONFECTIONERS.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, ETC
L Henrys ice cream. al fiavors, always on hand
delivered promptly 10 all parts Of the city: Me 70
Poltan bricks, all havors. one quart so cents three
pins 80 cents two quarts 81. or 50 per gallon.
home made candies. made fresh daily; largest as
sortmenl IN the city az Henrv,s. 81 Thirf s--ae.
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MARRIED..

IFAKE-ATwELIs-At the residence of the Off
eating minister Rev. J. r. Damon. go Fifth
street on Thursday, October ~. 1891. Mr.. Irwin
W. Laake and Miss Eiecta 4. AtweII both Of
Houghfon.
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NOTICE OF UTION.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE-NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given that the partnership heretofore exist
ing between w. l.. Halbe and William Schuize,
conducting the Vienna Cafe, was this day disso we'd
by mutual consent, William Schulze retiring from
the business and w. L. Habe to continue the
same. w L. HALBE,
WILLIAM SCHULTZ
Seattle October 90 1891
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CARPEELAFING.

Nd HOCSECLEANING IN ALI ITS
II branches: order boxes al Graham & nauIton's
40 second. and Pacific Carpet Com PAW corner
Front and Spring. Thomas j. = Pelky
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FOX siLE-L Uses.
E'oh SALE-ON EASY TERMS % ROOM
u hotel, dtning-roa m and Tar Apply T. o Box
10s or S-S South Third street
ENoR SALE-LODGING-H HOUSE: II ROOMS.
Il excellent location; long ease; cheap rent:
honSe iali; great chance Address = 4, Post
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RON II

RON n
at To HI
Soon.
No. I.
.prisirS
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hold
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satuNof
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HANTED-REAL ESTATE.

" ANrED-T0 BUY A LOT IN THE REM
w ton or Maggie additions: must Re Chean; state
price and terms r. NJ. Pest lntelli geuccr
" ANTEp-HOUsE AND lot CONVENIENT
w 20 car line; Will eXchage lots near car line.
don't oliect 10 mo. tgage; VII pay the difference
Apply 10 P. q Box AGO,
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BORROWERS
WANTED FOR
$500, $1,000, $1,000, $4,000
SHORT OR LONG TIME
Real Estate or Gilt Edge Collateral
Paper.
CARRAHER & MEACHAM
Ground Floor. ia Cherry st.

Advertisements under the heads of Lost Found.
TcrEale, For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
Inserted at the rate Of cent word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisement
received for less than 20 cents
CCrICE.-The business Office of the Posr-IS-
TELLIsEScER In open until IL p. m Classified
advertisements Will be received up 10 this hour
Advertisements win be received at branch Offices
ef the PosT-ISTELLIeEScER at:
iecOfnA.....-. ................,.T sammons, Agent
toD Townsend. French d springer
The following letters await advertisers Mt this
of;co;
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CL4IRTOY4NTS.


MRS DIR. zUILIA, THE RENOWNED MIND
w reader and forecaster, has arrived This lady
Is forecaster of the highest order She tells pasf
present and future with the utmost trufh
Through her wonderful gift of second sight she
can reveal the past and unveil the future she
VIII ast0niSh you from the very Outse, with bor
remarkable influence over your mind Without
trickery. pTetense or sham. but i'm the broad onsn
light of sober senses she will read yopr life 60
infancy 10 old age. Through your entire life she
VIII trace your daily conduct; warn Won of inn,
Iending disaster: tell you If friends are true or
false; guide You in love. marriage and dIvorca.
advise you in business. law and social affair: re-
stores lost affections and unites the senarated
neiic charm that no ordinary circumference r n
resist. Through her wonderful magic mirror YOU
can see your future husband wife enemy or friend
S remains snort time only Don't fail 10 see
her- Pariors so arranged you Will meet no
prompt attention Office hours; a ~ 10 o
n, sundays Included. brunswick hotel pariors,T
and g No 900 Front street
NINE. RIOS CAN BE CONSULTED By .Tf
W on business. love and marriage ParIors II
and IL corner Third and Pix. Heussy blOck
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.
ALFRED GRAssNFR 1AY1SC .pr -. -
"A dener Corner White and Madison streets
CARMICHAEL, STIRLING & "a T,|0
PoT sps gS,aenefs; plans and estimates furnished.
PLATING.
pacific RAILING AND PIATTNI. --C1~,
paAy, manufacturers of iron fences grilIe
an N-fe work ratings, fancy iron work and fire
lis MON street. ~ ~ t1-4'Aiis.
HILLISERF.
GEATTLE MILLINERY p.pT0pS %.
- Ihirc street, for latest fashions imported ana
eoiniesuc; Eastern prices don't forget 10 see the
LIBRARY.
(fIRCULATING Library Am CTTAT7TGT-~
AS Pike street ~
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.ABSTRACTORS

BOOTH e HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID IInc J. Rooms 202 2O4 and 200 Burke block
corner Second and Marion streets.
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HANTED-BO4Rn.

WANTED-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
w with board for gentleman aud wife. state
terms must be near street car line. Address O.
a. =, Post-lntellieencer Bureau, Tacoma
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MINES BOUGHT AND SOLD; SPECIALITY
4u gold and silver. Address Charles f. Black
burn q Co, Grand hotel, or room 41S Pioneer
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CONFUSION AND STORAGE.
HIIRDRESSTNG.


John L. WTTTWER. THE ONLY PRO
- fessional hairdresser and wigmaker in the city:
hairdres1ing; ladies' and children's bangs-cuttng
a speciality; most natural looking bangs kept in
stock AID made 10 order: all kinds of hair work
done In the very Latest style 6lS Front, next 10
LOwman & HanfOrd's
lace MASSAGE THE NEW ART OF
Il acquiring good complexion without cosuet-
les; halrdre- sing cutting bleaching, etc, mani
curing ana chlropody. Mrs. Reed, Atkins block
81 Columbia street
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-A SPECIAL
- meeting of the stockholders of the King County
Investment Company will be held at the COM
pany's office on Monday, November 9, ct O'Clock
p. m F. ]. GRANT, President
S. z. SMITH Secretary.
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nook BTNDERY.
MATTRESSES AVID WoTEy wyRr,

GEORGE s LANDER, MANTFACTrprs.
VI OF woven wire. spring beds rnattyessas - -
upholstery; northeast corner Cedar ana Wa -
streets Telephone $40.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND CHArT4T-
s3e a ia books Seattle Book and Stationery Co
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SHIRT FACTORY.

QUEEN CITY SHIRT FACTORY 400 srr.
" ond street. All kinds Of shirts to Order. a -.
feet 1T guaranteed. A. NJ. Britt. Manager.
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LOST.

I OST-AT CORDRAY'S THEATER GOLD
IL watch and chain and large fat gold locket;
name on inside. "Nettie G.. Drew" Reward will be
paid If left at the Post-Intelligencer Office.
| OST-A BLACK AND BROWN GORDON
- setter has collar with license tag 11S. Reward
paid Ii returned to ,1l0 Front street.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUsT

ART.
NELLIE J. HAZLEWOOD, ARTIST IN
~ structions given in oil, crayon and water col
ors studio. room sos Seattle National Bank
block, Second and Yeser
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EMPLOIHENT WANTED-FENxLE.

WANTED AGENTS: RUTLER'S ROOE.
w 1000 pages: 200 engrayings; published in
fhTee languages; nrSt edition o0,0D0; the only
work hy General Benjamin f. Rnfler: territory
should be spoken for promptly: correspondence
invited from experienced solicitors and othe-s
seeking good opportunities. J. newipE Companv
San Francisco
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HELP HASTED-FEMALE.

HELP H4STED-FEHALE.
WANTED-YoUNG GIRL TO WORK FOR
Jackson street
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework. Apply 7O2 Box street.
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR THE CARE
w of children at 206 Chestnut street, off Yesler
avenue
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL WORK
w in restaurant Apply LAPS Front street.
WANTED-A LADY STENcGRAPHER AND
W typewriter to go tn another city for a few
few months engagement. with prospect of a per-
manent position. Address, with references, r O.
box 594 Seattle.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work In family Of two must be a good cook
and iaundress: wages S25; apply before noon. 400
Eleventh street, corner of jefferson.
NJ ANTED-FIRST-CLAS SEWING GIRLS
w for dressmaking trade: good chance for right
parties. Address D. +. Crossnan Il Co, Snoho-
msh, Wash.
WANTED-cOoKs, WALTERS AND GIRLS
" for general work. Mrs Clark's Employment
Onice, 3o7 Union street
WANTED-GIRLS TO CALL FOR WOoK AT
w Mrs Martells Employment Parlors 3l7 Ma
rtoD street, between Third and Fourth.
IA ANTED-GIRLs FOR HOTELS, .REsTAU.
w rSnts and general work. Mrs. Randalls office,
J..lt Second street
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FOR SALE-REAL ESrArr

L'OR SALE-CORNER LOT. 60xl32 IN PRIV
ton addition. one block from Madison ssrsas.
grade tax paid; $3.50. Gardner & stratton rrom:
col and 20Z Bailey building.
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REMoVAL NoTICE-JoHN W. FT-ySFy
80, ~ % estate, removed 10 sl3 second street,
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I'VE BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND FUR
W niture to any amount Frederick & Nelson,
1918 Second.
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PHYSICIANS IND SURG EONs.

nR. ]. II. KOONS, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
Dgeon. 211 and 2l2 Pioneer block Office hours
3 TO II. to 5. Residence, corner McCIaire and
Barclay streets
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DATENTs-CAVE YEATS; WRITE FOR lad
l. vice TO Inventors" g. II. King. Attorney, 7
Epler block
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DOR SALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS ON
ond additions: snap. AlOnzo Hull Oily mpic block
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PLATING.

I1ACItIC RAILING AND PLATING .,ON
- paAy, manufacturers of iron fences. sriIie
$3.50 a.. .ie @ofS, rangs, fancy iron work and fire
lis Union street "N '''e Ae4- pASA'Ails'
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CRYSTAL BARBER SHOP AND BATH
~ house, now running under new management:
bathrooms specially fitted up for ladies' 4Os Yes
Ter avenue.
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L'OR SALE-DO YOU NOT THINK Ym
IL have made mistake in letting golden oprr
tunities for selecting magnificent building site q
unimpToved while prices have steadily advanceds
Do you intend to learn nothing from the past and SIN
prOcrastinate until the choice sites are all beyond
your reachs If you do not. shall be glad to shog
you property with graded streets city water rnstnx
street cars and all conveniences at com parativer
low price and on the easiest of terms In a iocairv
second 10 none ia Seattle for beautTu scenery and
fine residences George III. Randeli Seattle block.