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agriculture requiring that farm maChin-
cry should be made OF costly woods and
precious metals set with jewels, silver
mounted and gold tipped. The cost OF
farm machinery would be 80 great that
man of small means could own no more
than hoe or spade. The more expens-
i've machinery would be In the hands OF
the rich, TO be used for or rented 10 the
people OF less means at ruinous rates.
Should any one at the present time wish
to use such machinery he is at liberty to
do so, but the machinery In general use
will combine cheapness and utility. So
II Mr.. Carnegie and other high-tOned
gentlemen like him want 10 use gold In
their exchange business they can do so,
though l doubt IL In justice 70 the many
their extravagant money should be made
a legal tender. The people want money
that combines cheapness and utility.
Do we want silver money!
While gold and silver are too expensive
for use In making machinery, besides be-
ing otherwise unfit, il we must have ma
chinery one hundred times more expenS-
i've than It need be, we should not make
the mistake OF limiting the manufacture
of money to one metal. Make the range
of costly material as wide as possible, so
as to make the injury OF such extrava-
gance as small as possible, If money
must be made OF costly metal, let It be
made Of as many kinds as possible. The
amount Of machinery, much too small
anyway, could be made greater, and
what is an important consequence,
cheaper. Then give us the free coinage
Of silver at once, as an inch Of the span
that must be covered before we reach a
rational money. In the production Of
food for the nation the farmer has the
sulky plow, the hose drill and that mar
vel Of ingenuity and mechanical skill, the
steel binder. To cloth the nation the
cotton gin, the spinning machine and the
sewing machine do the work of q million
hands. The locomotive engine, q neces-
Sary adjunct of modern civilization and
a wonderful testimonial Of our great in
dustrial development, furnishes transpOr-
tation for persons and goods. We have
chained the lightning and made 1t a
willing servant to our many wishes.
The air ship is at hand to sail the azure
depths OF heaven with the grace and
swiftness of bird.
Our grand array Of mechanical pro
ductlon would surpasS the fable Of the
most fertile imagination OF all time; yet
In commerce, that broad field wh64e
every class Of labor finds fruition, where
the great problem Of social development
must be worked out we are using ma
chinery born Of barbarism. We are
bound by spell of fetch worship.
The glamour of the yellow metal has
produced paralysis. The chinking Of
the yellow and white metals has rung in
our ears till we have gone mad. We
must throw of the spell or human pro-
gresS must stop. We cannot advance In
definitely in other fields Of industry, add
ing one mechanical perfection after an
other to liberate mind and hand without
the all important machinery
Of exchange. Badly handicapped as our
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n n. CAnEAHEn. GEO y. AEAcHAn-
Crisp SnapS!'

n11 0OO-fmproved quarter block, elEfniy and
centrally locsted; rented for 5000 per month
eie Improved lot, 6ox120, Just on OF Pike
street. close in.
go Per Acre-1oo acres water front on Port
Orchard
aann per Front Foot--s0 fee, on Front street
for on $4,000: handsome business blocks
Al around this property: this Is not only a gooa
buy, but it IL actually one-third cheaper tnan
market prices.
- .foO-a very handsome, slightly lots, 30x120.
I0rsh Of Queen Anne; part cash
nA2BO-One Of the choicest corners 1o0xl2S,
in Queen Anne.
- ,oO0-sIghtiy corner on Bradley street, 64x
100 feet.
u, 5oo-Fine, slightly so112s-foot lot near Madi-
nago-Desrabie residence lot on South Four
teenlh street; graded and level with the sae-
walk
81 .s0O-5 acres frnit and garden land on Rainier
avenue electric line. only 5000 down.
20 Acres on electric line. partially improved:
Al quality OF land: price, $50 per acre easy
terms
a. BOO-2 full lots. eOx120 on Eighth street. be-
tween Main and washington; part cash.
"a o0O-Corner eOxs0, Tenth and Main: part
cash
os oOo--Tmproved Lot, 6ox12o; close in; rental
500 per month.
o175 Per Acre-leo acres north of Union bay;
exceilenttract
$3.50 Per Acre-I6 acres near Green lake; part
cash
21BO Per Acre--30 acres near Kirkland; IL
oe.sO0-Fine corner, 60xl20, on Jackson street;
close In.
o1.1O0-Elegant. slightly lot, 60xl2o, IN fontirs'
addition easy pay nents.
$4,000 Business lot on Washington, near Sec
ond.
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LITHoGR4PHERs AND ESeRAVERs

r TTHOGRAPHERS, STEEL ENGRAVERs
Il and railroad printers; show cards, labels Office
and bankers stationery, bonds, stock certificates
diplomas, checks drafts. calendars fans, chromos.
advertising cards, maps, piats, color and CONNER
efal work Of every description Woodw ard f5ernan
Printing Company. business Office 10 and 20.
1,ll51 Front street, Seattle, Wash.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-THE RF(;V
~ lar annual meeting Of the stockholders of rhA
Seattle American District Telegraph Company of
Seattle for the election Of trustees and such other
business as may come before II, VIII be held al TIE
cumpany's Office on Monday. January % lsaI ar
ocicck 2. m. z ]. GRANT
SIR" AMI r. SMITH. President
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALE PRO
~ posais will be received by the Board of Trus
tees OF the Washington soldiers Home, at the of
hce OF the secretary, room 20, Occidental block,
seattle. until IL O'Clock a. m, Saturday, January
"a 1891 for the erection of the buildings for the
Washington Soldiers Home, to be built at Orting
Pierce county, in accordance with the plans spec-
hcatons and detail drawings, prepared by W. A.
Htchie, architect, copies OF which file
and may be seen at the Office OF the architect.
90 Union block, Seattle. also at room Union
block, Tacoma Each proposal must state price
bid for the main building and separate bids for
each of the four and sixsroom cottages Each pro-
Eosai must be accompanied by certified check for
nve hundred dollars on some local bank guar
antee of good faith. The check of the successful
bidder to be held by said Board of Trustees until
the said bidder shall have executed the written
contract prepared by the architect and furnished
the required bonds: in the failure of which the
said 5000 shall be forfeited to the said Washington
Soldiers Home, without recourse, and for Iigu-
dated damages for such failure on the part of said
bidder. No proposal will be considered unless &C
companied by said certified check, which must be
properly Endorsed and made payable to the said
Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Separate proposals VIII be received at the same
time and place for the plumbing also for the heat
Ing OF the main building, according to the plans and
specifications now file for the same, each pro-
posal to be accompanied by a certified check for
three hundred dollars, and subject TO the
dtions as Sc: forth in the call for bids upon the
buildings
BY order of the trustees.
GEORGE III. BoARDMAN, President.
NJ NJ. HOLMES, Secretary.
First publication. December 20. 1890.
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For EXCHANGE.


ENOR EXCHANGED RANCH IN EASTE RN
IL Kansas: $40 acres seventy rods from railroad
depot, for city or outside property. :. NJ. Preston
room 302 Pioneer building.
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE GOOD TEN
W room house, well located, in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, for Seattle or Washington property.
Room %, Olympic block.
TOR EXCHANGE-NEW AND WELL FIN
Il ished house of IL rooms and lot overlooking
Sound and city, five blocks from business, for stock
of furniture, hardware, groceries dry goods. For
further particulars address NJ. a. S., Post Intelli
genber
DOR EXCHANGE-A FINE INSIDE RESI-
IL dence lot in Seattle for good ranch or Ana
cortes lots; give location of lots. p. o. box 994
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND LOTIN MIN
neapolis. Mnn for Seattle property. Call at
Sl1 Second street, Room IA.
WANTED - ANY KIND OF PROPERTY
w real or personal, to exchange. Gilmore, 7l9
Second street
WANTED - TO EXCHANGE, A LIGHT
w spring wagon for that is larger and
heavier. Cali at Office of Post Intelligencer.
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NOTICE 70 royrRacTORs.


NOTICE TO goNTRACToRs-sEAL PRO
clerk OF school district No 81. at Ballard, King
county, WASH, for the construction Of frame
scnooihouse, S0xS5 feet in dimensions. and two
stories high. Plans and specifications can be seep
at the district clerks Office in Ballard.
All bids to receive considerations, must be In by
January 80, 1891. o'clock p. M, and be accom-
panied By u certified check In the sum of $3.50.
Iaade payable TO the directors of school district
no %, as guarantee oil good faith.
Inc successful bidder to furnish good and sufh-
cient bond In the penal sum of $4,000, 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.
~ order of the board OF directors.
Dated this 22c day OF January, 1891.
NELSE EMERSON, District Clerk.
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRS-SEALE PRO
~ posals will be received by the undersigned
clerk of school district No. Is at Newcastle King
county, Wash. for the construction of frame
schoolhouse 30x60 feet la dimension and two
stories high
Plans and specifications can be seen at the dis
triet clerks house, No. 81, Newcastle
All bids to receive consideration must be in by
Saturday, February z, 1891, at p. m. and be ac-
compapied by d certified check in the sum of $3.50
made payable to the directors of school district No
IL as guarantee of good faith
he successful bidder to furnish good and sur
hcent bond in the penal sum of 81 200, condi-
toned for the faithful performance of the contract
lions.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and all bids
offered.
By order of the board of directors
Dated this 18th day of January, 1891.
JAMES CROUCH, District Clerk.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
DRFSSMAKIyG.

afTss JOSIE E HARRIS, FASHIONABLE
NJ dressuaker: pariors 63 and "a Rengstorn
block. Second street; stylish garments and patterns
cut to raers
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xxrHo KNOWS THE wHER EABOUTs OF
w II G. Hand. formerly Of sidney, later Of ~
,.,as Ne will learn Of matters OF sraa ii interest
10 him BY calllng 81 room aio Butler block. Sc
atslsN
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CTATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNT
- King, ss--In the probate court q said Z
county. In the matter Of the estate OF Thsqs3
Gard, deceased No. $50.
Notice Is hereby given, that In pursuan0 NJ
order OF the probate court OF King county. M2
made on the 18th day OF December, A. D L.
In the above entitled estate and matter fhem
signed, administrator de bonis non OF said ~
of Theophilus Gard, deceased. will sell q m
auction TO the highest bidder for cash, gold nd|
the United States, and subject to confinnan@I
said probate court. on Saturday, the Ith III
February, A. ID. 1891, between the houS1]
O'clock in the morning and the setting Of tbt \
on the same day, towit: nj eleven (1lt o'eto1]
the forenoon OF that day. al the mont door emu
of the courthouse of King county. Wssh-
city of Seattle. in said county and state. y !
right. title. Interest and estate Of SAID Thsa14
Gard, deceased. at the time ofhis death. ana q
right, title and interest that the said estate tHI
operation OF law OF otherwise acquired other -
in addition 10 that of said Theopbllus aas1
ceased at the time OF his death, in and aasa
that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land ~
lying and being in the City OF seattle, cpan!|
King, and state of Washington, known -
tIcularly bounded and described as follows l9N@
tract ofIand, Beginning seventy 70l feet west q
southwest corner OF Third and Washington -
thence west twenty (Z0l feet; thence sonsn y
800 feet: thence east twenty 600 feet Y
north 10 the place of beginning, sixty loVl - -
ing part Of lot eight (Sl, in block ten w.
Maynard's plat of the town NOW CITY, 81 ~
together with all and singular the tenefnenA "a
ltanents and appurtenances thereto peionsin5
Terms and conditions OF sale. cash goia ~
the United States Of America. ten per cent
amount bid TO be paid on the day OF sale Nv
remainder of the purchase price 70 De psia
the confirmation of such sale by THIS couIs ~
livery Of the said administrator deed ~ sas
chaser or purchasers-deed 10 be al inc eARSA'*1
SAMUEL l. CRAWF0Eln1I
Administrator de bonis non Of the esfsse q
ophilus Gard, deceased.
A n
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limited STATES MARSHALs 49, 49,
- United States OF America, Sortnsl'a .. - 4
or the district of Washington, IS. ny sns~a ~
writ Of venditi0ni exronas 20 me direcls"ss ~
from the District Court Of the nited 500 $50. 4
Northern division Of District OF v asnins.s. 'ss
suit OF John :. Day and Michael Gay $50,
steamer GypSey Queen, Der tackle, 49, -
furniture. In accordance with the dsclu
after mentioned, and whereas the said sSa. -
been attached by the process issued QUIZ s " ~
trict Court in pursuance ~ the said ApV 80
now In custody by virtue thereof anu ~ n
ceedfnRS have been theFeup0n nad We. La y
ment, sentence and decree 81 the sAAd I.s.r <
ana pronounced on the 10th day 90 Jaha1.s' ri
said steamer was ordered sold by me A 49,. ~
SIX ~ Gays notice ~ such sale acc0rdLns We
1 hereby give puplic notice that ON tn1 60
% January, 1891. az O'Clock in the slesS
Northup's Landing, Lake Washington. ~ : K.
trict. VIII sell the said steamer Gypssy ~
her tackle, apparel and furniture % ~
bidder nor cash. payable AT the time ~
THOMAS r. Bku~x
rnfted states Azfl
Dated this 18th day OF January, lssh
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RAILROAD TICKETS.

DAILROAD TICKETS To ALL pOINr]
Ii to SO cheaper than regular rates, ever N
guaranteed: tickets bought and sold. Rlcass2
4 Co., 7l9 Second street. Telephone lil.
HNIoN TICKET oFFICE-NEw YORK Z
~ Chicago, $40, ST. Paul. $50 Butte Ctr
Kansas City, $3l. SO4 Second street. Teiegk5
No. so.
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost, Found,
For sale. For Rent and situations Wanted Will be
inserted az the rate Of cent word each Insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertisement
received for less than Is cents
NoTICE-The business Office of the PosT-fN-
4ELIIoEScEn Is open until IL p. m. CLASSIFIED
advertisements viii be received up 10 this hour.
Advertisements will be received at branch offices
nf the Posr-INTELLleEscER at
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Summons, Agent
Port Townsend. ................. Handley IL French
The following letters await advertisers at this
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w ERsoN-PRAcTICAI, DYFR Avn
and ia,os saAsf OF Ladies and gents clothing fs,b
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL Es $3.50
~ Notice Is hereby given that on ine ss1s,r
10Th day of February, A. ID. 1891, the 49, ~
described real estate, situated in the CITY q ~ =
county of King, state of Washington, VII !.
at public auction at the door Of the conbly W "
house. in said city, to the highest and ne1 r.
therefor, to-wit: -
fractional lots one, four and five tn olock Z
eight, in G. ID. Boren's plat of an ADDITION
city of Seattle.
Said property has the following frontage, 49, y
the south, Yesler avenue III 3l-l00 fee,. = ~
west, Third street. 80 79-l00 feet; on ny ~, ~
Jefferson street, 100 feet on the east, tne -
block thirty aforesaid, 167 80 luo re- IS. i
The above described real estate being - =
erty OF King county, and now being usfg ~ Y y
county for county courthouse purposes. - Fl
erty VIII be sold subject 10 occupalion -. y ! Y
county for county purposes until sncn lsh 800
new county building, now in process o. 81, 100
ton, shall be ready for use. provided suea - -
occupation shall not extend beyond the MS
April. A. ID. 1891 =. X
Terms of sale will be one-third down a. ~ ,v1
OF sale, balance to be paid on execution anu -
OF deed conveying the property .1ul
BY order of the Board of County Gonmsssa'
OF King county, Washington. FRED $500 1aSr
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H4IRDREsSING.

T AIDES AND CHILDREN's HARDNESS
Il Ing AMI manicure pAriors: elegant assortment
81 nAr goods and cosmetics, Rooms liz AMI i Is
Msshlnston building. Front street. over stewart q
Holmes.
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UNIrEp sTATEs MARsHALls :,

LIMITED STATES MARSHALs xs rsis
- United States Of America, District Q. 49,
ton, s.: BY virtue of decree 70 me ~ W q r.
sued from the District Court Of the lni.e ~ ~
TOR the Northern Division of the Distnca y
ington, at the suit Of the United states as sss
vessel DAISY" her tackle, apparel. hrh, rs.ss
am commanded 10 sell the said vessH ~ M
accordance with a decree dated at sesaliss; = =
lngton. January 18th, 1891, pronoahesa :
court. -
hereby give notice that on the 4tb "a! y " Z r
ary 1891, at one ID o'clock in the ails 81 eassss
the foct OF Virginia street, In the city o. 49, 6
said District, will sell the said vessel
tackle, apparel and furniture 70 the nisness
Tor cash, payable AT the time OF the sale
THOS. r. BROW u
United states Asfss
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WANTED A RESPECTABLE GER.
w man woman, q place AS housekeeper tor
elderly couple, infant nurse; references given
Address. FOR three days, A. h, care RoSI-Intelli-
Eencer.
WANrED-A POSITION IN A BUSINESS
w office. Mrs. A, POST nteligencer
w ASTEp-F IRsTaCLASS COOK WISHES
w situation in private family. 1915 second
street
vVANrFp--AN EASTERN WOMAN OF RE.
w spectaoility aud capable; situation, house
Keeper or chambermaid: city or country. Call OF
address l. r., rom s, S0a Third street
ylANTED-BY A WOMAN OF ENPERT-
w ence. situation as ladies purse terms rea-
sonahle. CAl OF address at ana North Eighth
street, Seattle. Wash.
IN ANTED-BY COMPETENT WOMAN A
VI position as hOuseSceper or care Of lodging
tonse. Mrs Gee, l,oOAA south Eleventh street
Tacoma.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY COMPETENT
w person as ladies' nurse. Call at 2,2ls Front
street.
w BY THE DAY; FIRST
w class dressSnaSeT; good references given. IS
Union block.
ylvANTED-PARrIES DESIRING RELIABLE
w help call Al Mrs. RSr1aliS Intelligence OF
ice ai6 Secnnc street..
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ESGkA FER.

Il I. CLAGUE-wooD ANDcu.IE-pT.T IT.,
80, engraving. Room SO Union bIoct "a al. =
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FDUCATTOyAL.


MISS CHEALS BOARDING AND
ll school for girls win reopen January ) /
six resident teachers: special primary cIsss 4
organized to commence February l. For ~:
lars apply to the principal, Miss Cheal 6l2 q
bia street, Seattle
GCHOOL OF PRACTICAL, CIVIL. MECH
- icai. Mining, Engineering. surveying. p,n
ing, Architecture, Assayiug aud Navlgsfion. 4
second street, Portland, Or. and 723 Markrt 4
San Francisco, Cal. Established 1884 AT
DER NATLLES. President. send for cirulu
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70 IND.

I'OINp-A sCOW HAS BEEN Found AT
II Nsshon sdrift, 80 by II feet Address A
Erickson, NaShon, Wash.
FOUND - ONE CERTAIN PROMISSORY
4 note: face value one thousand dollars Isl aOO1
For further particulars call :. Bisazza Proprie
tor Poodle Dog restaurant, POS Washington street
opposite standard theaier.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Rooms 22 and e3, Olympic Block.
Corner Yesler avenue and Commercial street.
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4 ~ ~ - L. C0oN, GOTTSTEIN RIJTIpTnSCs.
,a nssd our Speciality trousers 70 oTrIer -
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SAMUEL l. CRAWfunfln1
Administrator de bonis non Of the esisse q =
ophilus Gard, deceased.
Dated January Z, A. D. 1891.
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Z CHRlSTIANER-LARGE ASSORTMENT
4 low prices, cash and payments; special atten,
non gwen TO tuning or repairing being an EXPERT
Ia that line: secondhand pianos and organs ex-
street. AN
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LOST.
/ OST-ON SOUTH THIRD STREET Re
IL tween Nam and Jackson. gold headed uln.
brella with iockets set 10 each end of handle. A
very liberal rev ard will be given by the clerk of
the Arlington hotel for its return and no questions
asked. Ned Parker.
I OST-SILNER WATCH AND BLACK ONYX
Il chain: also gold ring. Finder please return TO
Ideal Rest and receive reward
I OSr-BRoNN CURLY DOG; WHITE SPOT
Il ted breast and feet; strap collar, and with
name on same. 50 reward. G. +. Nadeil l,4le
Jackson street
I OST-WHITE FOX TERRIER PUP WITH
IL black spots on each side Of face, black ears:
short tail black ring round same. 4 reward of
$40 VIII he paid If delivered to Dr. Harre corner
Second and Madison streets.
/ oST-PoCKETBQoK CONTAINING TWEEN
Il ty-two $50 bills, twenty-three $40 bills two
cheeks 90 First National bank Of West superior
Wis. one for $3.50 and one for $500 Finder will
receive $500 reward by returning to PosI-InteIli.
Eencer office.
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~ RANT VAUGHAN-PIANoS AND ORGANS
~ on easy payments. Seattle block, corner Third
and Cherry streets, Seattle. ~
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COMMISSION MERcu.xrs

II X. HAMMOND & co. SUCCESSORS To
80, Emerson q Faegre>, commission merchants
dace; storage solicited CoTftaerctsI doc am pro.
Manson street, Seattle Wash i"'tsoi
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ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY. ETC
l. Henryts ice cream, all favors, always on hand
delivered promptly 10 all parts OF the city, Metro
positan bricks ali fsyors. quart 90 cents three
ptlts so cents. two quarts 81, or 81 per gallon
homemade candies made fresh daily; largest
assortment in the city AZ Henry's SIT Third
street
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HAgTED-TO LEASE.

yVASTED-TO LEASE sAwMILL LOCATED
w in Sidney, on Port Orchard: has capacity of
5000 every ten hours good local demand for all
the lumber. Wheeler d Singleton, No 900 Third
street. seattle Wash.
WANTED-To LEASE FOR A TERM OF
w years for building. south hall of lot Q, block
r, A. A. Denny's addition: West and Union streets.
Address Mrs. J. n. Magrath Port Bakeley. Wash.
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KfLLTNER X.

THE ROSEBUD MILLINERY ss,r1rsr- -
eood 5 sa aa, assortment of imported and Other
Nj h 80 =. J. GRESHAM Is AN ARTIST re
er ~ sslsnny e.egant headware. To be eonvincad
300 Second street go AnA1u street, or
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TETERIy4RTAyS.

GREEN & NUGENT VETERINARY PHYSI-
VI clans and surgeons; honorary graduates Ont
Vet. College. Office and infirmary at Quincy Cab
stables. corner West and University streets; tee-
phone 432.
nR. A. j. MCINTOSH, GRADUATE OF ONTA-
II rio Vet. College. Office at Montana stables:
office telephone, 200: residence, 367.