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BEFoRR BIoKRRToN. ].
FRIDAY, April q

Daniel Hanley vs.. Keliimahiai
Hanley. Divorce granted on the
ground of respondents adultery.
Carter for plaintiff; Rosa for de-
PENDANT.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made. or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
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Board of Health.

Alta meeting of the Board of Health held
on Wednesday, April sth, Charles Wilcox
Esq. Was formally elected Secretary, vice
Geo. c. Potter. resigned.
DAVID DAYTON,
President Board OF Health.
27S5,St IS70St
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In accordance with Section of Chaptel
XIV, Of the Session Laws Of 1855. / have
thisdsy appointed q. S. oVEREND, Pound
master 70 the above pound, District Of Ha-
makus. Hawaii.
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office April 9. 1891. 1370-3t
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pavahIe semi-annually. These Bonds are
issued under the authority Of the Act, APP
proved on the 9Th, day Of August, 1890, and
STYLED the Postal Savings Bank Loan.
H. A. wIDEMANN.
Minister of Finance.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
HoNoLuLU. H. l.. April 9, 1911
S7S5 lS70-tt
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Tenders for School Houses at
SPreckeIsriHe and Wal


Tenders viii be received at the Office of
the Board OF Education until THURSDAY,
the 7th Of May, at Z O'Clock noon, for
building and completing two school houses,
each 221SA12 H. with versnda 6xS2 #. at
SpreckelsviIle, in he district of Waikiki,
Island Of Maui; and one At Wainanale,
in the district of Koolaupoko, Island of
Oahu, ISxS4xl2 #. with verands 6xS4 #.
Plans and specifications for the above
houses may be seen at the Office of the
Board OF Educs1on; and for those for
spreckelsville. at the Office of the School
Agent in Wailuku. also
The bids should be separate for each
house.
The Board does not bind itself to accept
the lowest or any bid.
By order of the Board of Education.
". JAS. SMITH.
Secretary.
Education Once, April IS, 1891.
27se-St 1s71-2t
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Gazette Box and job Office
IS Merchant Street.
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PLATING.
DAClFIC RAILING AND PLATING cow
wire work. ratings, fancy iron work and fire e.
gy4beT; lowest rates; polishing and nickle-plating
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELL1NEONS.
TO BALLARD PROPERTY-OWNERS- DO
you want TO trade house and lot in Ballard near
business fer lSacre ranch? 20) apple trees. acre
straw De rries. 200 raspberrles, meadow, house,
barn. etc II you do, write for one week to c. II.
Cantine, Kirkland
WE BUY FOR CASH SECOS MIDLAND FUR
" niture to any amount Frederick & Nelson,
1,2l3 Second
TICK ETC TO ALL POINTS BY RAIL
IOA II y road SO to $l5 cheaper than
the regular rates; tickets bought and sOid tickets
guaranteed. Richardson & Co, 7l9 second street.
TOR SALE ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
l. all good bargains
House and lot on Yesler avenue line, 50 900.
House and lot on Lake Union line. s., $50.
House and lot on Madison street line, 81, GOO
House and lot on Wall street, s roo.
All trst-class hot and cold water, electric lights;
all on monthly payments; easy terms.
We have also fine lots on Wyckoff street, Madi-
son street and D.exel avenue. upon which we will
build you home and take our pay in monthly in
stallments. HOME BUILDING CO.
81 Rox y ell building.
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Special NOTICES.

ITO THE PUBLIC-I HEREBY GIVE NO
tice that Will not be responsible for any debts
contracted or agreements contracts entered into
by my husband. James Murphy.
~ that the directors of the Middle Kittitas Irrga-
purchase of thirty year per cent coupon bonds of
said district in the sum of two hundred thousand
dollars of the denomination of five hundred dollars
until November 20, 1891, at 10 O'Clock a. m at the
office OF said board in Ellensburg, kttitas county,
Washington.
Details and requirements of bids can be seen at
the ~ &c of the said hoard or will be furnished on
application TO the secretary.
The directors reserve the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the board of directors Of the Middle
kitIitss Irrigation District.
JAMES q. BOYLE, Secretary.
T OLE JOHNSON, OF BALLARD, WILL
;, not be responsible for any debts that my wife,
Jennie johnson, may incur.
SCHOOL ELECTION-NOTICE Is HEREBY
- given thai Saturday November the 7th
1891. school election will he held in school dis
trict No l. in the city of Seattle King county for
the purpose of electing member of the board Of
education for a term of tblee years.
The polls VIII be open at o. 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, +. I. Minor school and Nichols
building, Fremont W. II. HUGHES, President
Attest-H. +. WHITNEY. Secretary
Dated Seattle. Wash. October 10. 1891.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.

w ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER or
W = ladies' and gents clothng Fifth and Lames
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CL4IRTO


NJ Us i'R ~ lila, THE RENOWNED MIND
W reaieF ana torecaster, has arrived. This LADY,
l. a iUrecasler OF he highest order She tells PAS
present ana Iuture with the utmost truth. Through
her Wonderful gift of ond sight" she can reveal
the past ana unveil the future. he will astonish
You from the very outset with her remarkable in
huence over your mind Without tTickerv nre-
tense or sham but in the broad open II. ht or sober
senses. she W Il read your life from infancy to old
age. through your entire life she VIII trace vonr
ualIy conauC;; warn YOU of impending disaster.
tell you If friends true or false: guide Won ~
love, marriage aud divorce advise you in business
Jaw anu social aHslrs: restores lost affections and
unites the separated Removes evil Influences sng
arms you with magnetic charm that no ordinary
CHCuiusi ences can resist Through her wOnGerfiil
magic mirror yon can see your future husband
VIE, enemy or mend. She remains a short tIma
only Don fai- 70 see her ParlOrs so ARRANGED
You VIII meet no stranger. Letters c 7ntaiuiug =
VIII receive prompt attention. Office hours m
10 : p m, SGndayS inc uded. Brunswick hotel
paTlors and :. % 903 Front street
Ii MI ROSS CAN BE CONSULTED BY All
VI on business love and marriage. ParIors II
ah4 :, corner Third and Pike. Heussy block
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" MULTIPLICATION BY EXPERIENCED
" collector; will devote all o. part OF time. ree
erenee> or security. Address W W, care Post
Intelligence.
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NAVY YARD ACRES AT LOT PRICE sPE
y cal bargains in hitsap county John W. HAi"
sew a. 3 Second s.rett
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TOR SALE-HOUSE OF EIGRT ROOMS,
It 1900, 500 cash, s25 per month. Fl. 5. Tur
ner 2U7 Butler block.
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IS III = fiANFORD ABSTRACT CONfp
clrs ahS,. Rooms 2O2 2O4 and 2os T,y,-a a y I
----- second and Marion streets A'i' sc block,
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ENTS Wanted.

WANTED 49, AGENTS; BrTLER's BOOK;
w 1000 pages; 200 engravings: published in
three languages; first edition 100. 000 the only
work nv Genera Benjamin =. Butler; territory
should he spoken for promptly: correspondence
invited from experienced solicitors and others
seeking good opportunities. J. Dewing Company,
san Francisco
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4ATTREssEs 4SD yoKEv u

tT 81 -. = LANDER. MANrFACr-Dro
s,rests: ,,1 northeast corner Cedar ana "ap up
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L'OR sALE-TwO LOTS ON WASHINGTON
It street. corner. for 1880 Gardner & Stratton,
rooms POI and 2O2 Bailey building.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY NOTICES.
CEALED PROP SAILS WILL b. RECElNh,o,
= at the Office OF the board of public WORKS " -
noon of Friday. Eoyernb 8, 1891 fo7 the ssie u
the city OF seattle Of n, TO be used as ne sise
All engiue-bousc Tor Tue ire department. o ,;st@a
city. Location restricted 90 the kenton anNn
aud its vicinity. Price named 20 be based on - as.
ment to be made IN city warrants drawn 60 go -
fae me fund ~ D. taken az par. The noAld -
serves the right to REJECT any and all n.dS -
pCsals 10 be iudorsyd on the envelope "flOtSsr1
Tor Ene.ne-House site" BY order of the board "
public works. 49, ...-v
f. W. D. HOLBROOk, secretary
First publication October p. 1891.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT M ~
y city Ak rolls fJr the year 1891 are now ID -
office, and that al city taxes on DO real es Ia
and personal properly. as assessed upon sslu 80
will become dUa and payable az my Olfee 70 s az
cry hall the first day OF November A y ~. s
All taxes a. assessed upon said rolls not PAL, a
or before March first. l. D. 1892 at oc.ocA 2
N. VIII he declared delinquent ana a FenaIS =
per centum added. -,
WILLIS [. AdES. city Treasures.
Date Of fTst publication, October .. 1871
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WANTED-THREE WOMEN COOKS IN THE
w country; $25 and $50 per month l06 Wash.
ington street
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I OST-BETWEEN OCCIDENTAL s0r-Apr
II and Pike and Eighth streets OF in streat rsr
lajys gold watch. WAltlau make wrA shcrt
double cHAin witA charm attached. Finder vvfIl a.
suitably rewarded b. leaving u a. $40 Burke block
I oST-JMBRELLA. WILL GENTLEMAN
? / Dean from barber sRop in hssrn1an, - p
neeE ouildi1g On saturday night please return to
sapefin,en5ents once. g., l. - { =. Ry AID ex.
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FOB 4LE-LODGING-H USES.
TOR SALE - SMALL LOpGING-HOTSF
Il cheap; rooms all full 403ls Pike street
TOR SALE-IOpGING-H HOT 81; i ROOMS.
house filll; great chance Address : A. posi-.
fnteIE Eencer
FOR EX CHANGE.
Tor ENCHANGE-STOCK Or GROCERIES,
L and &c livery rig for uninCam0eFrd CITY prop
erty. Address sam. care P0st-lnteLligeucer-
TOR FNCHA NGE-FIVF-ACRF GARDrS
L tracts near Kirkland for city property. Rooms
Sl5 SnG 3l6 Pioneer block.
LNCR HANGE-LODGING-H HOUSE Prs
L tauraut, merchandise or real estate wanted f,-
a splendid farm OF 100 acres near large r{tv in
Kansas Apply room 20 Union block
LOR EXCHANGE-SrOCk ~ AMERICAN
District Telegraph COMPANY al Falrbaya, -
real estate In Seattle Fa.rhaveu. Address p
Post-Intelli gencer 49,
L'oR EXCHANGED ACRES OF coon
L land fer city properly; also house of : rome
for lots between second street and Lake " ssning-
ton n. :. Turner, 22l Butler block
LFOR EXCHANGE-HAV YOU ANY-THrxf.
4 IN household goods that don't sun van w.
Will exchange Frederick 4 Nelson, l2lS second
street
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WINTED-BUARD ERS.

LNOR PRIVATE BOARD OR ROOM NEAR
Il business center apply TO Mrs A Carey, 600
Third street, corner James: references given and
required.
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FISH MERCHANTS.

I 'A- -t FbELL g sam. CORNER SENECA
- street and Railroad avenue seattle v,hcfas.1ss
aeSuer5 IN salt and # sh water fish OYSTER no1I
W alid game; car load and box lots speciaifv
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR C -
/ Vrnperty--F Farm lanis ~ slaughter Aeah ..
Orchard -Irlas CITY an NAsuJni lani; INC o4ps,
rOrty OF the above localities Tor prot1c.i
soil is well known James r Porter Il "o'''"'
building
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BOOK BINDFPY.

ANlHON1S BlNDERY. BLANK BOOK
numerical rooms and Terry block, Seattle
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L'OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ONE BLOCK
Il from Madison street car; price $500: half cashj
balance SO PER month Inquire Rudolph Aim,
room Halter block.
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RTg CHANCES.

I,oR sALE-RESTAURAN DOING A FAIR
II business; cheap on account Of Sickness A"-
ra.s A II a re- Llst-L nt Igencer.
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tDWARD LYNNE-EXPERT ACCOUNT
- ant 30 South Second street
/ H. PARSONS. ACCoUNTANT-lO2 ST.
- attic block 81
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DEEING and WING.

I'HE BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
L clothes Cleaned and dyed bv expert tailors and
m me- Is Smiths Steam Dye Works, 6l2 sec
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HATRDR ESSING.

IoHN 7. WfTTWER. TIE Only PP0ersS-
Slonal ha!rGresser and t5igrnaker in he ci 10.
undressing; ladies' and Chidreu's b1pgs-cpt,ss,
a aptCldi " most natural looking hangs kens -
sLocA ana made 70 order. all kinds Of beir va.
Lowmau & Hanf5rds s. ~ ueA' %
t'Ath MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF az
-, tu.Il9s good complexion without cosmetic.
80 ,.etrtns cutting, bleaching. etc manicnrin,
ilmba street '-' D'00N' 'l0 %
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r oANs on RAILROAD BONDS. CITY WAR
| , rants In blocks William L. Ills, seattle
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OCEEN CITY SHIRT FACTORY. $50 SIC.
g qua street. AL kinds of shirts 10 order. nor
49, 80 guaranteed. :. NJ BRITT Manager.
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MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE OR
VI negotiable paper. >. L. Bowman, Il olympic
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-A SPECIAL
~ meeting OF the stockholders of the King County
Investment Company will be held at the com
panys office on Monday November g. at O'clock
p. NJ. F. j. GRANT President
s. f. SMITH. Secretary.
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,EAoFAL NoTICE-JoHN ". RVWSFYr
az, AZ estate Removed 10 el3 second street
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FuPLcrmEn1 WANTED-u4rF.

W ANTIp-A POSITION A. ROOKKFFpFR
" or other Office work by q steady reliable man.
SNPer.e2'e and references. Address {. /. =, Post.
1ntelliEeucer
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A Nd HOUSECLEANISG TX ar Trs
-, \ branches; order boxes al Graham q DsnIton's
~ ,ee..lia, ana Pacific Carpet Company corney
-9-L and Spring. Thomas j. : Perky.
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DRESSM4KSG.

DRESS ING.
MISS NANNY HANSON FELINE, FASH
VI ionaoe swedish and French dressnaker 5I7
Pike street. 90
MRS, KING. FASHIONABLE DRESS
VI maker; cLlldrens clothes a specially. hest
@9SAi Eastern prices 1914 Front street, between
Pike and Pine. ~ 'sen
RS. ROSS DATIS-ROONs PA. 2l5 or
N ~ N@sAington block, over stewart Il Holmes
VI I>SES SLICK & KING. FAsHIONABTF
- - lTessnaking rooms 81 and 81 starr Iovd
MISS A. NICHOLSON. FASHIONARTF
" uFessmahinS Tsr.o-s 81 Hiuchlev h1oTL-
Seon9 street; stylish garments; perfect fit guar,
SECOSD-HAyD GOODS
IGHE-G CASH PRICE PAID FOR NFW
= az .rcoAo-Aand furniture at Chesters II 2
REMOTILS.
REAoNAL NoTICE-JoHN ". RrNSFY
~ sa-~le, removed 10 el3 second street
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CONFECTTONFRS,

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY FTC-
Henry's ice cream, all fiavors always on hand
oelVered promptly 10 all parts of the city, Nitro
io'an orlcks, all haVors, one quart so cents three
homemade candies, made fresh daily; LARGEST IS
sortment in the city AT Henrys. SIT THIRD street
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MARBLE and GRANITE WoRrS

\ Nv 55;;NILA Nd MARBLE WORKS, COR
~ ner sixth and Pike streets SeattIe. All kfnJ.
cemetery work on shortest notice; designs fur.
nished on application 49," 'u
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BORN.
oDGERs-In Seattle. Monday, October 20, 1891.
49, 0 he 49, par

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost Pound.
For Sale 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 thaa IS cents
NOTICE.-The business Office Of the PosT-IS-
TELLIaENcER is open until IL p m Classified
Advertisements will be received up 10 this hour.
Advertisements viii he received at branch Offices
If the Posr-ISTELLTGEScER at:
Tacoma. Safnmonss agent
Port Townsend. French q springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office;
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A on car line: one of choicest locas,ons in ~
city Gardner slratton, rooms 2Ol-2O2 Bailey
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EMIL DE- NECF, ARCHITECT HAI1gs
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ITOF SALE-AT A BARGAIN, 20-ROOMEO
L house and two lots: corner Eighth and MAN
streets Will take part payment In outside pioP
eFtv. Chilberg, ( Lleweliyn- Dodge building
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ASS4TERS AND CHEMISTS.

~ L. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". Chamber of Commerce; mines examined;
assaylng and chemical work of all kinds done.
Rooms Al, 4S and 40 sullivan building, Front
street, between Cherry and Columbia.
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1roSFY TO LOAN-PRUDENTIAL Ma
vi tional Savings and Loan Assoc'auoh' bales
building.
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EOR SALE-FINE FARM; SEVEN MILES
I from Port Angeles; 100 acres bottom land;
well improved: good buildings; S65 an acre; also
horses. mares wagons. cows, ali farm implements,
worth about $500 Apply 10 James II. White
man. Port Angeles, Wash
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<fRCHETECrS
y AEKTNsoN-sEATTLE NATfoy1Tp,S,=.
! blorE. AL Bank

RooNE e WILCOX, BOSTON BLOCK
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FOR 81 LE-REAL EsT4TF.

E'Oh SALF-SEFERAL CHOICE FIVE AND
ten-acre garden tracts OF alder bottom land
S.Ies niue from seattle; terms, one-ffth cash;
per- 'Oi's Front street corner Cherry
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P8YSTCTtys AND sURGEOys.

nR. J. II. kOONS. PHT~ICIAN AND SUR
IL geon. I'll and - : tionecT blocS. Office hours.
to ~. 70 s. Residence, corner McCiaire and
BARCLAY streets
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NOR SALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS ON
T Queen Anne HILL in RandaIrs and Burke sec
end add tons: snap. AlonZo Hull Olympic olecS
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WANTED-GIRI.S TO CALL FOR wOoK AT
w Mrs Mar.ell'S Employment Parlors BIT Ma
mon street retween Third and Fourth
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NOR sALE-A NINE-ROOM HOUSE WITH
L modern conyeniences: IN Queen Anne; lot oVh
12O: with or without The furniture; easy terms
Inquire at IL Pike street.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY,wAS
" ington hall, 1925 Sixth street. Advanced
class conyenes Monday and FRIDAY at 8 D. m be-
slnnerS, Thursday at P. juvenile, Saturday,
Instructor. ~
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L'OR SALE-$15 900. ONE-THIRD CASH,
Il balance on easy payments will buy 253 acres
Of choice marsh land. 80 acres well cultivated and
al No. l improvements; this must be sold; real
worth S25 900. Call L. Ven Lonsway & Co, room
1l9 Wash ngton building.
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TETERTN4RTANS.

A J. MINTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON,
~. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. Of
flee at Montana stables Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone, 700; residence telephone. 367
WALTER GREEN, VETERINARY PHYSI-
w clan and surgeon; honorary graduate On
tario Veterinary College. Office and fnfrmarv at
Quincy Cab stables, corner West and University
streets; telephone, 432.
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COMMISSION AND STORAGE.

WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACTTTTIFS N
our extensive warehouses for st ring house
nou gords and furniture: also grain and other pro-
uuce. H. r. III mmond Il Co S2l -S23 West
street, corner Marion
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III SItINMANN. ATCHITECT. ROOMS 70
Columbia streets '0oi'd and
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STORAGE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS. NFECHATDTSF
II grain, baggage, etc, stored ar lowest ra, Is
money loaned on goods: insurance lowest in the
Cial street. W % NN'11'iel
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[ - Ia Ting LIBRARY AND CHATEAU
szS Pike street. @- "'@'i0naIS 20
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOUSE
w work In small family; must Re good cook.
.al6 Madison street
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WANTED-LADY EXPERIENCED IN BUSI-
w ness TO take charge OF store in Seattle: must
advance owner $500, which will be secured; good
salary 20 right person. Address store Post Intel
lgencer.
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TEp-ENPLOYMENT: BY NoT-Ncf
" man familiar with dry goods. grocery hus-
reSs and bookkeeping; reference given. address
W. " >, care Post Intelligence
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WANTED-A RELIABLE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral homework Apply forenoon, ,524 Sec
Ond street
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L'OR SALTWATER FRONT NINE MILES
IL from Seattle; SO acres: lies level; fine beach;
acres cleared with house; $25 per acre. Rooms
3l5 and 3l6 Pioneer block
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LFRED GRASSNER, LANDSCAPE GAR
"a dener. Corner White and Madison streets
GARMICHAEL. STIRLING & CO. LAND
- scape gardeners; plans and estimates fur
nished. Box 1884, city.