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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
CHINA'S FERMENT.
a Leading English Merchant on
the Situation.
a VERY WEAK RULING DYNASTY.

trhe Young Emperor Wholly Occu-
pied in Managing His Wives. Who
incidentally Manage Him = The
Minister of War May Lose His
Head for "Not Knowing"
SHANGHAI. Dec. Further advices
regarding the defeat Of the imperial
troops by the Mongolian rebels state
that many of the former deserted the
febels, being evidently In sympathy
vith them, and the force, which was
composed of the flower of the Chinese
ermy, men selected from other regiments
ssT their proven courage, showed no
bpir1t W hatever in the encounter. 1t is
said that according to the peculiar
methods prevalent ut the Pekin court
the young emperor is kept ignorant of
The dangerous condition Of affairs, and
~ entirely taken up with his recent
t1artial arrangements. The war min
tster, Ole-Hohu, is threatened with dis
grace for not having detected the dis
affection among the troops, and may
lose his head. The rebels are described
as adhering to their tribe organization,
and although merciless In their treat
ment of those who offer serious resist
nnce, and of foreigners under any cir
cumstances, they are strictly obedient
~ their own commanders.
A Dangerous Crisis Imminent.
The Europeans in Shanghai are get
hng more and more excited, the general
opinion is that the crisis is more acute
Than those which existed on the Taep-
tngs.
! A leading English merchant said: "It
would not be serious loss either for
China or the world, if the present dyn-
hsty should be overthrown, so far as the
dynasty is concerned, for the recent en-
perors have been utterly lacking in any
kind of ability for ruling an empire like
China, and the consequence has been
ithe growth of a palace, or we would say
bn Europe, petticoat government at
tended by the vilest intrigues and di-
rected by the worst influences, those
which spring from the jealousy Of
woman. The Chinese themselves feel
Chat their government is not what it
ought to be, and their outbreaks are not
by any means scnseless explosions Of
rage and cupidity.
A Strong Government Needed.
"The Mongol tribes, too, must have
heard something of the weakness and
degeneracy of the government, or they
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Commissioner and Mayor.

LoNAcoYINe, Md, Dec. 1.-Mr. r. NJ.
Boyd, mayor Of Homecoming, has been
elected commissioner of Allegany county.
He resigned the mayoralty, but the
council will not accept it. They declare
there is no law to prohibit Mr.. Boyd
from holding both offices, and his resig-
nation would require the unnecessary
expense of a special election to fill the
Office for short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
He Talked Them Out of Church.

MT. HOLLY, N. j., Dec. There was
standing room only in the Methodist
Episcopal church here, the attraction
being particularly lively sermon by
the pastor, Rev. ]. H. Boswell, who has
won the admiration of the townspeople
by his fearless exposures of local evils
and wrongdoers, regardless of whether
some of them are members of his own
congregation or not. One or two of the
latter couldn't stand such plain talk and
walked out of church. Mr.. Boswell
spoke contemptuously of the anonymous
letters, containing threats Of violence,
which he had received, and said he pro-
posed to keep right on in the work of
reform regardless of threats. In refer
ring to the marked increase in the tax
rate, he said, it was caused mainly by
local magistrates who are getting rich
on the fees they receive for the commit
ment of tramps to county Jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
A Deadly PIaything.

LONDON, Dec. Five boys, while
playing on the beach at Southampton,
found bomb embedded in the sand
They did not know what it was and be-
gan playing with it, tossing it from one
TO the other and rolling it along the
shore. While they were engaged in
their sport the bomb exploded and pieces
of it flew in every direction. One boy
was instantly killed, another was so
badly injured that he is now dying, and
the other three were so badly wounded
that small hopes are entertained of their
recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Mr.. Beals viii Prosecute.

KANSAS CRY, Dec. 1,-Mr. Beals,
after an interview with the prosecuting
attorney, in which the latter strongly
limited that Mr.. Beals might be called
upon to answer the charge of compound
ing felony, has decided to prosecute
the people who abducted his child. He
has given description Of the man who
brought back the child, and it is be-
lieved that the man will soon be under
arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Ready for the Launch.

CHESTER, Pa, Dec. Everything Is
in readiness for the launching of the
new government cruiser New York,
which will take her initial plunge from
the ship building yards of Messrs. Cramp
81 Sons this afternoon. For some time
past large force of men have been at
work preparing for the proper reception
Of the guests. An immense pavilion has
been erected, with seating capacity of
1,500 persons, from which an excellent
view of the launch can be obtained.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Juvenile Burglars at Johnstown.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, Dec. /. - George
Dynes and Alphons Lee, of Chicago,
We're committed to Jail to answer charges
of burglary by breaking into an ex-
press car and stealing number of val
liable articles. The boys left home a
month ago for Philadelphia, and were
on their trip back when they broke into
the car. Dynes' father is painter and
decorator, and Lees father is janitor of
the custom house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
The Weather.
Warmer and fair.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Judge James NJ. Coffinbury, one of the
Oldest members Of the Cleveland bar, fine
speaker and writer, died in Cleveland yes
terday, aged rs years.
William Krcger, porter on the Inter
national and Great Northern railw ty, has
been arrested at Galveston, Tex, for rob.
bing the United States mail
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
oolonei smith Dismissed the Service.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-After weeks
considSation General Snowden has ap-
proved the finding Of the court martial
on Colonel William B. Smith, of the
Third regiment. The finding of the
court martial is adverse to Colonel
Smith. The verdict of the court is prac-
tically a dishonorable discharge from
the National Guard, but the finding is
based only on technical military irregu-
larities. The criminal charges, such as
embezzlement and forgeries, have been
ignored and the colonel has been fully
acquitted on all of them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Secretary Foster,s Illness.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The continued
illness of Secretary Foster excites some
uneasiness among his friends. He is
much improved today, but it is known
that during last week his condition was
such as to cause apprehension. He is
unable to sit up, and only the most ur-
gent matters are brought to his personal
attention
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
yerdiot Apainst a RaiIrood'

BELAIR, Md, Dec. IA jury has rem
dered verdict in favor of John O'Con-
nor against the Northern Central Rail-
removed from Baltimore county. O'Con-
nor had bought ticket from Texas to
Baltimore and return, and, according to
the evidence, when he attempted to pass
the gate to go to the train at Calvert
station the gateman excluded him be-
cause the date on the ticket was illegible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
France and the HOLY See.

ROME, Dec. 1.-The French ambassa-
dor to the vatican has been treated with
marked GOODNESS for several days. The
vatican, on the other hand, has sholTn a
marked increase of favor to the Austro-
Hungarian and Prussian representatives.
These circumstances are regarded as in
dicating an end to friendship between
France and the Holy See.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Rye for the Starving Auu,rerarea,

ODESSA, Dec. IAN outcry has been
raised that agents are paying fancy
prices for rye that is so adulterated with
sand and other materials that it is unfit
to eat, and also that they are buying
wheat at prices above the market rate.
1t is feared that the outcry will put a
stop to the contributions of persons
charitab bly, inclined.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Contract Laborers Sent Back.

NEW YORK, Dec Thirteen Crotian
laborers who arrived on the steamer
Rhynland on Saturday, under contract
to work in the mines of Philadelphia and
Ohio, were returned by the same ste lmer
yesterday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Fell Hundred and Fifty Feet.

ST. PAUL, Dec. Information has
reached here that span of bridge on
The Great Northern railway extension
at Kalispell, Mont, fell, taking with II
fifteen men. Five men were killed and
the other ten injured. Some of the in
jured may die. The fall was $50 feet.
No further details have been received.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Booming General Miles.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Chicago Times
starts presidential boom for General
Nelson A. Miles with half page Of his
tory Of his life and military services.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
DR.. Hairs Insane Assailant

New York, Dec. John G. Roth,
the insane real estate agent, who fred
three shots at Rev. DR.. John Hall, was
held in s., 900 bail and committed to the
Tombs. There is no doubt of Roth's in
sanity,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

At tranquility, O., Isaac simmons, a
farmer, and his wife were bound hand and
foot by three men, who afterwards robbed
them of the;f savings, supposed to be 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
: OFF MARKED PRICES.

No nonsense, no funny business. We
mean exactl5@what we say and will do eX-
actly as we promise. For a limited time
you can buy any Suit of Clothes, any Over
coat any Pair of Pants, anything in our
Furnishing Department at One-Fifth, or
20 per cent less than the usual selling
prices.
It's great ego" and one that every
sensible man will appreciate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
+ 0FF MARKED PRICES.

There is no better clothing than ours.
Hamburgers' Clothing means the best that
tailors' skill can produce. Every little de-
tai of workmanship is effected with con-
scientious care. You know us WE'LL enough
to be amply advised Of the fact that we
never indulge i'll Misrepresentation. One
Fifth of the Price off on Hamburgers'
FINE CLOTHING is great big induce-
ment.
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SPECTAL NOTICES.

NOT1CE-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the directors of the Middle Kttitas Irriga
ton District will receive sealed proposals for the
purchase of thirty year per cent. coupon bonds OF
said district in the sum OF two hundred thousand
dollars ofthe denomination of five hundred dollars
until November 90 1891. at 20 O'Clock a m at the
Office of said board In Ellensburg. Kitttas county
Washington.
Details and requirements Of bids can be seen At
the 0 ce of the said board 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
Kittitas Irrigation District.
JAMES 6. BOYLE, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS-NOTICE
~ Is hereby given that bids Will be received by
ington, in the Office of the auditor of said COUNTY
until Saturday, November 2l, 1891, at the hour
of IL a H. for the construction and completion of
wagon bridge and necessary approaches across
Green river at former location of bridge generally
known as ''Patton's," said bridge 10 be single
span of one hundred and thirty (l3O) feet more or
less and of the width OF sixteen (16l feet Each
bid TO be accompanied by plans. specifications
strain diagram ana certified check for 5000
The successful bidder viii! b. required to en- ter
into contract within three days after date OF
award and To give good and sufficient bond in the
full sum OF the contract price.
The board reserves the right reject any and all
bids.
For details apply to John Wedding, at slauch.
ter, Wash. T. A TWICHFIT
County Auditor and ex-Ohicio Clerk OF the BOARD
Date Of first publication November IA
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NOTICE OF DTSSOI UTION,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore CT sting between Holm
Gray ard Walter J. Blood. under the firm name of
John Gray 6 Co, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Walter J. Blood win continue the hnS-
ness. receiving all money due sa firm and assuE-
ing all Liabilities, John Gray retiring.
JOHN GRAY.
WALTER ]. BLOOD
Ninth and James streets, Seattle Wash
November 8 1891
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Personal.

Personal.
WANTED-1o ADOPT a CHILD AT BIRTH
W one Of misfortune taken and questions
asked Address Child, Post-Inteuigencer
I ADY CORRESPONDENTS WANTED BY
IL sober, industrious labo ing 81 years Old I:
object matTimony. Address Cook. sos Main street.
CET YOUR CUT FLOWERS FROM THE
NJ Woodland Park Floral Company, eli Second
street: fresh roses sent in from their greenhouses
every morning.
A GOOD HOME FOX CHI DREN UNDER 3
"A years. Apply Mrs Ramage Fremont. Wash.
DIVORCES OBTAINED QUICKLY AND
~ cheapiy no fee till after divorce obtained. APP
ply Attorney, room 20 Union block.
DETIO'S CCRLfNE - WARRANTED TO
Il keep the hair in curl from days 10 weeks in
warm and wei weather: OILY soc bottle ASK your
druggist for II, or W. 4. Hasbrouck d Co, Front
street, seattle Wash. druggist agent
TO THE FRONT AGAIN. DELMONICo RES
L taurant, new and just opened under Grand ho-
tel 9l7 Front street. ]. /. Woodward, manager.
ECONOMICAL MEN-SAVE So ON YOUR
~ next suit by sending for IL cloth samples
fashion plates and measurement blanks free; post
age, cents Ed L. HuntIey & Co.. wholesale gen.
teel tailors, 1874 Madison street. Chicago. when
ordering samples please mention Post-Inteli-
gencer
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ASSAFERS AND CHEMISTS.

~ Z. BOGARDCS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". Chamber of Commerce: mines examined;
assaying and chemical work of all kinds done
Rooms AZ, 4S and AZ Sullivan building Front
street, between Cherry and Columbia
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WANTED-PARTsERs.

W ANTFD--PARTNER WITH $500 CASH
w for half interest; good paying business; SPLEEN
did location; investigate. Address L., Post fntei-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


L,oR sALE-FRUIT AND CIGAR STORE;
II good established business; will take part cash
and balance real estate Holland & Co. room
Roxweil block
Tor sALE-AT A BARGAIN. CoNFEc-
Il tionery and bakery business; one 81 the best
stanfs In the city. Cali AT 81 Third street
TOR sALE-GRoCERY BUSINESS: GOOD
location; about $1,000 stock. Apply Sl4 sec
ond street. florist store
L'OR SALE-A MANUFACTURING FSTAB-
Hshment in the center of the city. buildings
and machinery nearly new: 30-norse power
CINE and boiler with shaftinz and betting suitable
TOT any Class o. manuiactory; this property VIII oe
sold AZ very low figure upon easy terms Apply
at Office of Washington Territory Investment COM
pany, corner second and henry streets.
FOR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN FIRST
X class established business; lady or gentleman.
Address T., Post-Inteiiigencer.
TOR sALE-s2 900 BUYS FIRsT-CLAsS
Il saloon doing roo3 business: in fine location.
1nauIre of George G. Marks. lis James street. oc-
cideDtai block Seattle
E'oR sALE-AT BARGAIN. REsTAU-
Ali combined 1926 Front street.
NY CAPITALIST WHO DESIRES oPPOR-
"A tunitses of investing at q large rate % interest
on the best Of first mortgage security, learn Of
sucn BY addressing Mortgages Post-Intelhgenoer
L'oR sALE-NEwsPAPER ONE OF THE
Il most complete news and lob outfits IN ths
and business together either separately Ad-
dress p D. O.. care Posi-Inteiiigencer, Seattle.
L'oR REST-CHEAP. CRYSTAL LAUNDRY.
4 Inquire on the premises. Yesler avenue. De
tween Third and Fourth.
L'o. sALE-BooK AND STATIONERY BUS
4 fness; test location the CITY, $1,000 cash
required. TO Front street
GS S00-ALL CAsH-wILL BUY HALF
ScscoO interest In the best money making
business in the state Actually clearing all ex-
penses a. OIL 81 900 month This is idle state
Inent, but Will De proven TO the satisfaction Of
acceptable man Only pushing, energetic man,
with the very best references, will De considered.
Dutlfs VIII be to take entire charge Of the finances
buying supp les keeping plain accounts. etc. This
Is thoroughly respectable. wel!-establlshed and
strictly cash business. The owner is in independ-
ent Giro instances and rot being very stout, has
concluded to let the right person have full haif
interest for the nominal sum of $500 cash, but
VIII consider no real estate or trade of any kind.
we have personally Investigated this and know 10
IS just as represented. and THAI the owner Is well
known ard very popular, and will be vOuchef for
by hundreds OF the best Of the community. If
you are looking for some scheme or speculation
this won't suit you; bat IL for honest business
that Is actually coming money, yoU had better in
vestgate this Apply Smith & Buckley, rooms
BOB and 504, Pacific Bank building, Tacoma,
Wash.
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TcF CREAM. CoNFECTIONERY. ETC
Il Henry's ice cream. ali hagors, always on hand,
delivered promptly all parts Of the city, Metro
roliten bricks an aavors one quart 50 cents. thres
pinfs 80 cents two euarts 81. or - per gallon;
home made candies. made fresh daily .srgest
so tment in the city at HeErys, 81 Third street.
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roR 1EsT-HoUsEs.


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TOR RFxT-aS ELEGANT EIGHT ROOM
house. rlafe and Arr vIasx brIck hasement
laundry tnbs and ali modern improvements In.
cure al sos ASH street. S0rt1 seattle.
t'o.h E6S I-aoO Is; ciII WATER
stg . looln' " IN Da a.sa.
s!3-s res,nls: stree grsdsd car t ise
~ = Sssna- Sa- l.s.,a. ,,,.>
-
FOR REST-STORES.
II ner Fifth street Apply 10 j. 427 Fifth street
-------------------------
II mousse YesIer avenue. Inquire room 3. up
stairs.
LsOR RHINESTONE WITH DWELLING
Il rooms back low rent to desirable business.
26l51 Front street
E0R pESy TnnGryc uorsEs
- = : : = = - y = . -,
T7Cp pE.STrDncTxGu OF III
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FOR RFyyOFFTCFs.
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+ street and Marion AppIy TO "a n n .mmond
4 Co
poo.ys avn po.pn
=, = ---c-----
49,, - y rs = -, - ~ 49, ICONS
four y,sn gas sn sna ass Tor TWO or
OF sound. 9lS fifth street, near Madison
I,ooAf t,,T, rue. po,pn oos E,oI--,-r-T
X '"i' w. DoA'D. eoo hoCHiH.
I,oo,, .s-r no, ., ,,o1, :, - 81 49,.
~ We yan, b., ,, r aD MAJ ae Asp
street
T1oR K1-XT-FrPyIsqFn p1t,lfa rpoW
! $50 board and room, - weekly; cIeanest
shsapsst 80 muse N Town. western mouse corner
Ti1t aito JAMES,
nooNs Axn ppTV.TE po.pn 100
IL Finn street
I,oou u,rru po.pn ppTv.TE r.--T,y
A'bIo1 merry
noARD A~D <fs-ErpsT-CT pTI
Tcnth '"'N'' CAV e'iei avenue opposite Sou'h
100
stnga ~ On &c ,sss,snsI d. oe As
cr,rede No so,sn ,s3,e,. Es ~, an r re-
street "' @l''' 'e""oi's Ho'e'' rum
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-
E'oR sALE-PEARs, APPLES, GRAPES,
lemons nuts, etc H. X. Hammond & Co.
i harness. Inquire at Lilly. Bogardus & Co.
80, ,,x-,.--,-. -
II choice creamery. II. Il. Hammond & Co
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+ cooking outfit Of restaurant and the restaa.
rant TO let SOB James street
Il amounts on Seattle property H. s. Turner
207 Butler block
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Il stock. II. r. Hammond & Co.
E'OR sALE-LIGHT HORSE AND WAGON;
Il $3.50: worth 5000. 923 West street.
E'oR SALE-A NEW SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE;
4 hot and cold water, bath; all frst-ciass;
Building Company 81 Roxwsli building
L'OR sALE-AS RECEIVER ] AN IN
Il strucfed by the creditors to dispose OF certain
disc stores. of them being an excellent opening
for any one desiring a good location in the country
volume OF business of 1890 being $50 900 over
good farms good locality: go head horses IN
GLIDING span of fine work horses: 30 head milk
cows: head good bulls. ANY or all Of the above
property will be sold cheap. For particulars ad
- ~ =, -~--~'o
Tor sALE-PEACHES: LAST OF SEASON
II III. r. Hammond & Co.
nor sALE-5Oo BOXES APPLES. Raid.
i win Northern spy Fan Pippin Pearmain: vonr
choice only 80 cents Dor Cooper & Lew lis
Marion street
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MySCELL4yEOUS.

MySCELL4yEOU
DRIvATE HOME FOR LADIES BEFORE
L ..and during confinement; doctor In attendance;
confidential L. o. Box ,27Z, Seattle Wash.
no SELL CUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO
L George c. Marks lis James street. Occidental
block; late of 207 Commercial street.
FUNERAL DESIGNS BASKETS. BOQUETS
II etc; reasonable prices. The Woodland Park
Floral Company, 9l4 Second street
T ooK-WE WILL BUILD You A HOUSE
IL for home In any part OF the city on rent pay
ments. Come and have plan drawn Home
Building Company. 81 Roxwell building
I'VE BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND FUR
W niture to any amount. Frederick d Nelson,
1918 Second
TVNV EfNS To ALL POINTS BY RAIL
L lNN II - road So TO 3l5 cheaper than
the regular rates tickets bought and sold tickets
guaranteed Richardson 81 Co, 7l9 Second street
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E'OR SALE-FINE RESTDENE PROPERTY.
Il great sacTihce; easy terms: S-room house. fns
outhouses; with modern convenience: on two hns
lots; lawn and garden. Inquire on premises 3O3
Rainier stree, corner Main; on Yesler avenue car
line
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LOST.
I OST-A GREEN PARROT WITH RED
Il feathers on neck; flew from corner Tenth an /
Washington streets inder Will be suitably ra-
wardet hy returning 10 g. ". Young. l,OJ6 Wash.
ingtoa street.
I OST-LADY'S ELGTN GOLD WATCH.
IL bead fob chain attached: inside of case en-.
gTayrd Remember the Giver" Finder returDtrv
same 10 J. +. Repirge AT Ocean dock VIII receive
reward
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L'oR SALE-I HAVE TWO GOOD HOUSES
a on North Seattle Electric railway, I'm O. Kin
near's addition. TO SELL small cash payment: bal
ance 10 suit purchaser; modern houses unex-
cei!ed view; I-roomed house and 2roorned house
Apply at AL Olympic avenue or sl5 Second street
E. T. smart
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BOOk BISDER Z.

L ANTHOSY'S BINDERY. BLANK BOOK
manufacturers. " ashington street. corner
commercial, ROOMS l and Terry block. Seattle
Wash
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Tor SALE-MODERN EIGHT ROOM uOrTSE
Il car line: one Of choicest locations in the
Ct =. Gardner & Slratton, rooms 2Ol-202 Bailey
building.
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CL4TRFOTASTS.
GALL ON NINE ROSS. THE ONLY NATF--
Y "a gifted f1rtun@-telier IN seattle She tells
your past present and future, and you can consult
her on any subject Parlors Il and u Heussv
block, corner Third and Pike.
I UCE-TO LOVERS AND BUSINESS PFo-
Il pie. II N trouble OF any kind CAL on Nine De
Canon The trGesr foFtUne-.etler in the citv
Tells everything from The cradle 10 the grave
~ith a. much ease a. II sac had known YOU al
ways Call and satisfy yourself that she il gem
uine. Gives luck in love ana business affairs Hith
perfect istsc1on- Net one failure. There i no
doubt that Nine, De CAUor Is Lhe greatest medium
On earth. Has been patrouize1 Dy al the most
prominent business men and S0rlea from al parts
OF the world. If Won cannot cali on her send date
Of birth, lock Of hair ant s3 BY mall ith staTnD
aud have your fortune written Miners Locating
OF n! nss specially Cal address rooms i
and a DouthttJ block. next t0 EpIeT block Take
elevator. Once boGr> from 10 a. n 10 . o m
4 RAtNED-Ak>- NELSON. READS YOUR
mead and tells past. present and future: con-
sut2tion all affairs: nun bers or horse given
away. Our Home, l,5161s Front street, room "a