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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Commissioner Jackson Guy having .nhun
kevsyille Railroad Company produced be-
fore him at Farmyille. where he has been been
sitting for the past two days. has adjourned
to his office in the city to complete, the a ns
counts referred to him, and Will go . on
with the case on Monday Qo-moTrowl
morning at IL o'clock at his Office NO.
Goddtn Hall
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Hotel Bru, uHick

At Wavnesboro', Va, a charming place 20
spend your summer. The hotel 10 built
in Queen-Anne style and contains all the
modern improvements, and table IS FUR
nished with all the delicacies of the sea
son. The delightful climate and pracing
soiouru during thesummer months. Under
the management of Mr.. James A Nright,the
guests will find everything for their COM
fort
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cou,try (hurcfses.

Throughout the State the churches are re-
agitating the subject Of Organs. 10 aid IN
the selection it would pay TO write US iof
description of organs and easy terms OF
payment. An experience OF fifteen years
enables us TO promise better sa'isIac -.
MANLY Il. RAMOS u Co,
eo3 Main street. Richmond. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

For kinney, Blood, SKIN. aai
Troubles &c, tho "pnmmcr" rraro t-
Water from tho great G,--hc1ias
Ashe county, y. G..
OwENs Z MINOR nRCl ,Nfri.N
Opposite l.-'r.~.
EiahM ID
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Lexington. va.-rhe Athen. Of ihe SD.

Beautiful for situation; rerru q
heathfulness: the centre ~ The
nal mineral development "a >.r.t
Valley: the home of a mighty f'r .
cultivated society; tho most
residence town IN the South
reach by rail Of the great centre ot
,ation.
The lexington Development
now offers ITS Lots % the pr ..
prices and upon easy terms. ,n
sale. but any lot dan b. selected d..
bought at any time. Splendid ..4.s
profitable investment. Addrres
j. ID. II. Ross Pee ia-,
or j. Med. ADAR : re.a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Arc endorsed by Miss Annie brr. 80
Raltimore's Leading Grossmak -' u p
Iowa. Il consider them sIpe b D
other. aud so do my customcr
For sale at all leading store.
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Annual CIearinc-Out Sale

OF Summer Shoes. All our own hand
make. Some are insists which were made
for $3.50 to $40 per pair. Some are SAM
pies which our drummer mad on the road,
aud are as fine as can he made.
Your choice for - per pair this week.
W. L. DREW X Co..
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
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The Main-street and Church-Hill cleo
tric-cars are running regularly 70 the Lake
and Reservoir Park without change. Inc
city of Richmond should have a few cleo
tric-lights in the park.
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Baker. po.son-oab cure.

This preparation Il per.er'y ha-n.''' e.
effective lotion for the cure of th' t
hisnguring eruption caused - i0it- 't .
cents bottle. Prepared only boy
4. RoBERrs bAKlr, il1rrt t
0l0 east 3ain street, k..l.a0. !. 'l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Persons visiting Fashionable n .,..
sorts can have tho wonderful I...
Eromine and Arsenic Spring Water ID.
TO them by notifying Us.
X. J.. CHnIrits Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

NALARI, cured and craiicatri f0u mo
tom ~ BROWEs IrOs billf.'. NH.a
the blood. tones tho Io.fe,, al Dr. d
Ike "A charm on pn--'ls M gene I'D
giving new energy and Strength
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IO6 in shade.

Keep cool. Go to Vaughan's, 602 east
Broad street. and see the llammOcks be IS
Offering at AZ. Is. and 92c. See the Light
ming Ice Cream Freezer at -. Fly-lraps,
Roach Traps. Rat-Iraps, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Go 20 yaugban's, COZ east Rr,a! .
phone ISL, and order NIre scr /. =
vour windows and door. Nf
Screens adjustable from 70 10 &c e..
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A very delighfful entertainmen, :,
given last "Wednesday evening ~ -
pupils OF Miss Clarkson's nus" sc1osi.
tho residence OF the principal, 1as ~
cramme was skilfuily arranged ard 4,
braced solos duets Ts trio ord, y9ts y9ra =,
numbers was extremely merlfo'ogs II,
raptrrousIy enccred and reelected gf..,
credit upon tho ability Of MIS- Csi..-.
ma A teacher.
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Only al Eound Trim

to Norfolk, Old Point, and Newport News
by the steamer Ariel next Saturday night.
See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Tart de la Mode. lie Bon Ton. The Sea-
son, Young LADIES' journal, aud all the
leading books and magazines. Also.
large supply of summer reading found at
Leonards, newsdealer, 903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Uickok's No. /. II. d. C., r.. o.. e..
line sun Cured are Pure. Clean. -r. A..
-Curei Tobaccos. JrythD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Read Mliieldoriers' new afFort.scuc-' r
front page AMI attend their seiii-aai'N =
salo and secure some o. their grea. uii.-...
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contentmcnt isWealth.

and 10 obtain the former smoke r 50.
Flowers. which can be found o. 4. ga f,
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500 Main 5

When YOU are out driving go by Leonard
Heights and see what we aro doing.
JACKSON BRANDT Il Co., Agents.
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Fruits aud Flowers
re.lnrn nrrs.-shlell,

This well-known brand Il - - .1rz!.
ali the dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Then smoke the Gne.favorei fra..r.
Flowers. obtained at all The deNc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

To y. n. y. botanic Blood hln f'. .s
given the credit of curing fla' tori
OF hereditary biooi-poisnn cairi cam
Allan Grant, Sparta, Ga, Whites.
sore came on my lip which nn'
eDithelial cancer by prominent
also mad much pain and efott N'
back. Eight bottles Of y. r. Is. a"H
gave me strength, and made re n.
q. +. Keiiar. NuAhtsuie' CO.,, Nf.
n. l. curing an ulcol Oh my I'-" -fi
q cancer
James 4. Greer. Athens .
ten wears 1 have been r. sl..nfr'
on nv face, whicf dfch1rfel '.'-
Nothing tried gave icini.
h. a trial. Tho dlschNs' sf1..
and The cancer rtr" i' 81. uh.A
nothing LETT except soar.
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Mtadt Shoes.

Misht Shoes.
Alo Shoes for s..
e. Shoes for -.
"a Shoes for -.
$3.50 Shoes for -.
rbeee are nisft and sample shoe. A..
all handmade. w - DIV f0..
500 Main street, coraer il,as
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PM Nicely.

[Grcenbrer independently
The DISPATCH is always one OF the safest
and most conservative papers in the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

All summer goods marked down
sold at ''''t.'
New Gffnte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

Old newspapers for sale at this office ;
price, rs cents per hundred.
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Pianc-Tunfuw.

Call Phone $50 or write to Manly d.
Ramos 4 Co.
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Fashion BOOTS for August.

Pianos for Rent.
Manly r. Ramos Il Co., 903 Main street.
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tUUCAtlOU. uilSHiOiS, Slc., NV III w
put IN a word for his paper now and then.
+.
Mr.. Henry X. Ellyson, Jr.. Is at Cobbs
Island.
Mr.. Louis Ecker and family are at the
Natural Bridge.
Miss Bette Ellyson Is visiting relatives
in Cumberland county.
Colonel Taaewell Elicit and family have
taken cottage at Bon Air.
MIR. James r. Ellerson and wife left
Thursday for Fredericksburg, Va.
Mrs. Lewis Fnos aud family left FRIDAY
evening for Baltimore to visit her son, MIR.
| W. o. EDos.
Mrs. Landon b. Edwards and family will
spend the summer at Nimrod Hall in Bath
county.
| Miss Susie Easley, of west Main street,
will leave in few days for visit to Chats
worth, the beautiful country homo of MIR.
! Il. Il. Chafiin.
Mr.. II. w. Fuller was OF Old Point last
week.
Mr.. w. S. Forbes and family are summer.
ing at Bon Air.
Miss Bette v. Faris left yesterday fol-
Harrisonburg, Va.
MIR. Fenton Felon Finch expects to spend
his vacation ct Saratoga Sprays. N, Z.
Miss Rosa Freshman left on Wednesday
| tor stay OF several weeks at the seashore
| Mrs. II. w. Ford and family will sum.
mer at Nine Oaks" in Chesterfield
| county.
Mrs. Stanley Finch, Of Mobile, Ala, u
visiting Mrs. walthall, No. I'll east Mar
shall street.
Mrs. John +. Fiett. Of Mathews, is the
guest Of Mrs. II. A. Atkins, Of Church Hill
She will leave Friday for home.
| Miss Nellie Fuller passed through Rich
mond few days ago from her home a
keswick ca route for Old Point.
| w. r. Fox, superintendent OF cit,
schools, and s. T. Pendleton principal o
Central School. returned to the city yertcr
day from the Conference of Supcrintend
ents and Principals ct Bedford City. th
Conference having adorned sine DE. Pro
fessor Pendieton read paper on ge0graph.
and mnp-drawing.
@.
Mr.. Robert 8. Gray = IN Culpspss.
Miss Grses Grifath l. q Old Poiat.
j Mn. Frank T. 0laAecw and Mn 1eh
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phur Springs.
Rev. DIR. Little and wife left Wednesday
for Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lightfoot left Thurs
day for Cobb's Island.
Mr.. f. 0. Lafong will spend the summer
at northern watering-places.
Mrs. p. A, Lowry and family will leave
Monday for Washington city.
Rev. ]. Is. Laurens, of Ashland, is in the
city receiving medical attention.
Miss Katie I.auer left yesterday to spend
| the season at the White Sulphur.
Mrs. George S. Lowndes, of Atlanta, is
| the guest of Mrs. William Smith.
Mrs. w. W. Landrum and two children
are summering at Cherrystone Cottage.
Mrs. Joseph L. Levy and children left
| Friday to spend the summer near Char
| lottesville.
Mrs. A. l.. Lockwood. No. 125 west Cary
] street. and daughter Edna are summering
in Fluvanna county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lathrop are at
Bon Air and Will spend the month Of Au-
| gust in the mountains.
Miss Minnie Lewis, who is the guest of
Mrs. Thomas johnston, left last week for
her home in New York.
Mrs. II. b. Lee and family left Thursday
for Waynesboro'. and will spend two
months at the Hotel Brunswick.
Mr.. L. II. Lyon and his granddaughter,
| Miss Clara II. Lyon, will leave this week to
visit relatives IL Southwest Virginia.
Mrs. w. NJ. Luck will spend the
month of August with her sister, Mrs j.
w. Blakely, of Elizabeth, n. j., and will
also visit points on the coast.
| Mr.. Selden Longley, of Glade Springs,
| is in the city. but will leave shortly. taking
with him Mrs. Longley. who has been in
the city several weeks under treatment OF
DR.. Mcclure.
DR.. Landrum will spend the month Of
August traversing the counties OF Eau
quier, Loudoun, Albemarle, Culpeper
Madison, and Rappahannock. His family
will probably summer IN tho mountains.
NJ.
Mr.. George W. Mcclure il in Baltimore
DR.. and Mrs. John Mahony are on trip
TO Old Point, Va.
| Mr.. Meade Minnigefods and family viii
summer in Europe.
\ Miss Carrie Moore will spend the month
Of August ut Roanoke.
Miss Helen Mckinney will summer Will
friends In Pulaskl City.
| Mn. William Mayo and Min Mayo hav
seturnsd from Old Point
| Mr. and MrnL J. b Moore ars summsrinl
! = 1ea AiSs latee = ~ seaeon thy VI
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.orIcE no coNrRAcroRs.


PROPOSALS wANTED-sEsLE.p r 1880
1 sls will be received by the Board OF trustees
~ the Fastsrn washington Hospital for the In
sane at Medical Lake until February 10 lssi ios
the construction al a water plant accornins 20 tiis
mans and specifications on hie AT toe Once 81
Huber Hough & Trumbu room os Granlte oiocA
spokane Falls and at the Office of the secretary oI
the Board, at Medical Lake. Separate hids VIII De
received for
one yO-horse power boiler, placed IN PCS ilIoh-, A..
For l4.O90 feet Of 5-inch pipe gslariu.eet -
stand pressure Of $50 pounds 90 the SQUARE iL.e,
and also all necessary connections, dehVefed On
the ground.
For trenchnS ard laying the same
For a reservoir IS feet by go feet by ~ ieet-
Fer frame house for pumping staton-
For brick house for pumping station
Bids viii also DC received for the eutsre WORK. -
4 good ard sufficient bond VIII be required Tor
the completion of all contracts.
The trustees reserve the right to REJECT any anu
all bids.
of Eastern Washii gton Hospital for the thss.lt;
Medical Lake, Washington. aud marked seA'eu
proposals for water plant.
n. F. PERCINAL,
WILSON LoGkHART. firusteeS-
CHARLES McDOCALL.t
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nE4THs.

PEJIIsEy~-At gapush, Quitiayute. on the 18TH
inst. very Sudarnfy. at the residence OF hls
brother. Daniel PuiisD, Marquis Dee Puiieh' aged
~ years. . -.
GfLBERT--In san Francisco, January 3 1881
Jessie b. Bolton a native Of V. Y, aged SO years.
months ard 10 days.
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nrsonUrroys OF RESPECT.
cAsrLx HILL, HAnxoxY I,oneE,

No 5. KxfsftTs oR PYTHIss,
AT SEATTLE Jan. 70. lss1l
WHEREAS, It has pleased the supreme ruler 81
che TTrIyers 70 cali from our midst late brother
J. w. Hunt. and.
wHyREAs the lodge has lost one OF It's Oldest aud
,,esf worthy mem hers. and this community good
citizen and the family 81 our deceased brother an
afIfctionase husband and father; be IL therefore,
EesoIped That in the death Of Brother Hunt the
goage has lost one Of Its most faithful and trusted
members: one who ever ready 20 assist a
brother member in distress and 70 carry out 10
practice the beautiful teachings Of our order; and
h. II further
TssoFssd That we one aud ALL as Pythian
Enintts tender cor heartfelt sympathy and con-
defence to his bereaved family; and he IL
R>solfed That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes Of this lodge IN memory OF our late
brother and that copy Of the same be presented
20 the family Of the deceased and that these resoiu-
lions be published.
T. KORN,
FYED III. PETERSON,
FRED B0RIES.
Committee
Dated January %. 1891.
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NOTICE To CoNTRACToRs-sEA Pro
~ posais will be received by the board OF county
commissioners of Thurston county " aShlnsion, AT
the Office Of the county auditor IN oiymp:. " asa,
ington. until o'clock D. M. Of Thursday FeornaIy
10. 1891, for furnishing all materials ana ereess
the new court house for Thurston county. " ASH
fr-,on inclusive of fireproofiBg plumbing. neat
ing and for the entire completion OF the buliding 10
tail drawings prepared BY W 4 Richie. architect,
copies Of which win be on file and may be seen on
fect's ofEics a; rooms So So and 60 Union block.
Seattle, Washington, and at Mains Dntding or
Washington street between Fourth and Fun
streets in Olympia Washington Each proposal
must be accompanied by cefslhed cheek en- some
Local bank IN the sum Of hye lusa az e., ,rsas
urer of Tnurston county. Washington as guaIaii-
tee Of good faith the part OF the said placer Inc
check of the successful bidder TO be retained until
the said bidder shall have executed the formal con-
tract prepared By the architect and FURNISHED
the said five thousand dollars IS 100000 shall be
forfeited to the said Thurston county without re-
course and for lquidated damages for such failure
on the part Of the said bidder. No proposal will be
considered unless accompanied by such certheu
check properly endorsed The board OF county
commissioners the right TO reject any and
all bids.
0O'''' JOHN P. TWEED,
County Auditor and Ex-oflicio Clerk Of the Board
of County Commissioners, Thurston County,
Washington.
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-sEAL PRO
~ posals will be received by the undersigned
clerk Of school district No. So at Ballard, King
county, Wash. for the construction of a frame
schoolhouse. s0xs5 feet ia dimensions, and two
stories high. Plans and specifications can be seen
AT the district clerks Office in Ballard
All bids 10 receive considerations, must be In by
January 80, 1891, at o'clock p M. and be accom-
panied by certified cheek in the sum OF 500,
made payable TO the directors of school district
No. so guarantee of good faith.
The successful bidder TO furnish good and sum,
Gent bond in the penal sum of $3.50. conditioned
tor the faithful performance of the contract IN full
accordance with the plans and specifications The
right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
By order OF the board of directors.
Dated this 22d day OF January, 1891.
NELSE EMERSON, District Clerk
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF Co-PART-
~ nership-The law partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
CHARLES +. FISHBACk,
VINCE Fl. FABEN.
Dated Seattle January %, 1891.
THE FIRM OF o. T. IEFFLER C CO.. RE-
tail liquor dealers, No. 1913 South Third street,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. Fred.
kickbush having disposed of his interest to Mr. w.
W. Ayres, of Dubuque. Ia. Business VIII still be
conducted under the name of q. F.. Letter & Co.
The new firm will assume all liabilities and collect
all bills Any accounts against the firm should be
presented at once for payment.
O. F. LEFFLER,
FRED. KICKBUSH,
W. W. AYRES.
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LITHoGRApHERs IND EseR4rErs

| Aaho1EAPdEkS. STEEL FNGRAyFps
49, h anu ts,road printers; show cards labels ofeiee
'5.,i stationery. bonds. stock certfscafes
,pio.Ls, checks. drafts, calendars fans ebronoc'
cal reyl =, .sIs MATS plats, color and CONNER
Pfipring Co5S'sS cescri ptlon. Woodward Tiernan
I.I1o5s 'front.' street. Seattle Wash t ~
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-fSSAYERS AND CHEMISTS

& =. boGARDUS, FORMERLY CHEMIST
go t ion ti.s .. q o. X r.. also practical aSsas er
anu chemist 10 chicago. mines examined. ssSa,s
ing ana cnenliea work Of all kinds done; Gases IN
assas ~. H0om Terry building. corner Corn
E-.LS-Al sl1 " ashlngton streets. Seattle Wash
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GoVERNMENr LAND.

" ANlED-lOO MEN To LOCATE OK HOME
.'., Ste'.as' pre-einpticns, timber claims reIin
y.Isnileats uusuryeyed and newly gurvexssy
lands; all information free: safisfarsi,s, ,, yea
' ~ no pay; We are the oldest and most reiiabI.
1.seLs anu sStmateTs on Puget sound: we sIso
nave on cur list some fine coal heavTne, cit s"
-one. q 20. room II scheuerman block. e''''iiia
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MAIL AND STAGE LINE FROM 49,.
~'A City To shelton and EaiuiIehia ftslf - -
Turn; connections made with trains ana v.1xs.
Wash.
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TAILORING.

4 RTHUR L COOK, GoTTSTEIN Bull g., !.
Il the John J. Mitchell New York sfsnaAiss - -
TEN llsed: "our speciality" trousers 70 ofaef
tie, Wash.
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pOBERT G.. WESTERBIAN. HEAVY rv ~.
~ ing and general biacksmithipg nlacnlsns. saf
Snd NH tools manufactured West street,
OF \ esier avenue. T.. q. box III, seattle 49,.
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PRINTERS.

DACTFIC PRINTING AND PUBIIehas.ss
Il Company, 10 Madison street, seattle. NJ
class printing at low rates
DAVIS & POPP- SQUIRE-LATINF E ,. - -
~ ing; Job and commercial work: make r
cialtE of black placsrd. cards and hangers --
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CONFECTIONERS.

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY FTf, -
a henIy ice cream, all hayors, always on hand
uenNereo promptly 10 all parts OF the CITY: Nero
politan bricks, all navors one orart SD Cones ,b
plnis 80 cents, two quarts 81. or 50 per eaiIan.
nome mace candies made fresh daily. I..rgest
street A' - GA Ahifa
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CLAIR FOT4NTS.

nj rs. REYNOLDS, THE SUCCESSFUL, TFSrr
w and business medium. gives life readings. no
cards; no questions. Has removed to new hrick
from 10 TO T. nuns
E'LoRANCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES. WHO
predicted the seattle FIRE. Room 3 Phinney
block. corner Front and seneca streets
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DAsCING AC4DEHY.

MRS. WEBSTER, LATE OF SAN FRAN
w cisco, begs leave to announce that she has
opened dancing academy for children and adults,
fancy dances a specially. Cali az 705 Pike street
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
W ington hall, 1926 sixth street, advanced
classes Monday and Friday evenings: beginners
class Thursday evening: private lessons: waltz a
specially. Professor @. Lopp. send for circular.
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MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU WISH YOUR LOTS OR ADDITIONS
Il cleared and level am willing to do il cheap and
IN short time; As | have made this kind of work
my speciality you VIII do We'll 10 write To me- Eu-
doiph Aim, 2. o. box -, Seattle.
DEMEMBER WE ARE ALIVE AND OFFER
H no stale list of property. Akin & Walsworth
4 RE YOU LOOKING FOR LOT. HOUSE
~ or homee See Akin & WalSworth
L'OR RENT-STABI.H ROOM FOR HORSES
Il Inquire FOG Seventh street.
I IST YOUR STOCKS. BONDS AND SCRIP
Il with the Seattle Grain and stock EXCHANGE.
grain and provisions bought and sold on margin
Room G. COS second street Correspondence
solicited.
IL WE HAVEN'T WHAT YOU WANT WE
VIII rustic for IT, the harder the times the mos
We rustic; have TO- Akin d Walsworth
HEADQUARTERS FOR SAN FRANcIsC0
IL dai!tes Is now ~ the corner Third and Madison
streets.
IN MARION STREET, NO. 2Ie, Is THE
" place 70 take your shoes and boots 20 mend
Thomas p. Freeman.
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regular rates tickets bought and sold tie kets
guaranteed. Richardson s Co, 719 Second street.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I'OR SALE - LODGING-HOUSE, CHEAP:
IT cleprs $500 to $500 per month; suitable for
man. Hall, room ] Halter block.
TOR SALE-LoDGING-HoU CLOSE IN
Il Dig bargains Gilmore, 719 Second street
I,oR SALE-LopGING-HoUS GOOD
Il paying lodging house. on easy terms laos
Front street
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PROFESSIONAL NURSE.

MRS. T. MILLER, PROFESSIONAL NJ A1A-
W !, S2l Third street. door Il. room 90
L AIDES PRIVATE HosPITAI-ACCo,aa.As 49,
II dations for ladies AT 2,l22 Seventh $50
Mrs. A. VI. DefOe seattle.
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goo WASD-L0ST OR STOLEN FROM
Gu British bark Samoa, white r0wbost Sll,srs.
Stern name painted on stern, 70 feet long: finder
or anyone knowing the whereabouts viii bs -
w4ried BY addressing Baifour, Guthrie & Co, Ia
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