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Oar freshness rsslff~e4s a.e Yssfeslsx ersr~<
~ iefNi - nefv ess disorders. usrzfurai
lesste Aaa &c -. gfrtt yafeaes.e Skin
- bnes al~s>e< Cures rNpis chnrx-s
- efeff. tefsn~ ssss
fi-Ss~ntess. sAfasi 80 safest treatment
searssif At Howe wstlHa f-,.@
hf>loA b fRE MEDICAL co
. sef rtfstfa er8rf fhe fs4s "a fs,s eskss ~
&~ss ~ Irsnost 81. hssfea Ma
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

Which OF Us does not recall with a
gentle futter Of emotion the unutterable
delight that we experienced when we
grayely set about II delicate operation
''the first shaye"?-Gn innocent subter-
fuge TO which youth resorts by way Of
proving 70 his own satisfaction that he
has reached the stass of full manhood.
Es has beardl Everybody knows that
little joke of barber at the expense Of
q young "lyceen," who, glowing with
pride at the discovery, fancied or real.
OF the first appearance Of tender do Sn
on his chin, hurried off to the irair-
dresser's to get shaved. The willy Figaro
offered him chair, placed napkin
round his neck, covered his face with the
fragrant lather. and then walked away
to attend to other business, apparently
quite oblivious of his new customer
Growing impatient, the latter at length
exclximed, We'll, what are you wait
ing for"
For the beard to grow" was the
BARRIERS reply-Petit Parisien.
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sat in little colored church oongre-
gation ON Missionary Ridge one Sunday
afterneon, aud when tho minister as
oended the pulpit he said.
Ola hahn. gwine - ne AIRY sertaon to.
dsy. It's jest gwine 90 be 10 take mp
eollec kshun g. snish 90 de new nestin'
house.. Oar am warns kinds 81 heaven;
each heaven Is graded 'couiin' b how
much you give orl sirth IsFudder Jack
ssn viii now pass lie hs,
The bat was pasaed. turned upside
down Ga the d~-s aai lhe content.
eonntsi Th~a The preacher said
ssaiaess an sistsFs. dat's tvo bite IL
as bad. an se-sl lie white man frow "A
in. he Ia dsrfsfs wise b a two salliln'
heaven. an Dc had rest . v0a wost
ever gtf hook frs~ ae h~fsi We viii
new siaa d Doseiagy New Ysk
Nstia.
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PLAN or EITCHFN.

kitchen from the sink the entire end of
the room is taken up with shelves. cases
and drawers. There is a window and door
near one end OF the cases and a window in
The middle.
A sketch shows the elevation 81 one SD.
OF this room. Under the window are thre.
drawers. four lan and two meal bins. one
for corn meal and one for oats aud other
cereals. On esoh side Of the drawers and
bins in the lower part OF this side Of the
room are two cupbosr,ls with pancied doors.
Inside are shelves. Above this lower sec
ton are two other cnpboars's-one pre-
sumsbly with wire screen doors and an
other with gloss doors Between this sec
ton Of the cupboard and one below 10 a
space In which articles may be piaced before
setting them above Thi.space is confirm
Gus he full length of the side Of the kitch-
en- ard is not provided with doors. There
is an open space about nine inches high he
tween tae upper and lower sections Of this
cupboard. Ia which Is a shelf running back
Ia tia wall. Above the glass aud wire
screen doors shown ere two othe closed
panel doors. which protect a cupisoari
which may contain supplies which do no,
sreau-atly corss in use. On the table under
the window aud ever the -four bins may b.
placed marble dough board Thus all of
the fscitis for pastry work are at hand
the supplies aud the Gxturos.
The Kitchen IL separated from the side
hall br two doors. This hall "Opens into
reception room TN front sc well a. the din.
ing room At one side Ia little space be
Tween the Kitchen nse and the dining reoFa
wall 10 = recess suitable FOR hooks and an
umbrella stand. The passagt~sy % ths
cellar. - shown. Is al laoens 10 the kitchen.
Louis n efRsox
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Al, wst,-

The yslIex CITY Milling compsny has
90 teef "a the rasBstsctufe 81 tiauf
Try he LILY NtllfL
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
How to Stop an Express

Suburban Resident-See here. sir! You
told me that that country place bought
Of you was only thirty-fve minutes
from the city.
City Agent-Yes. sir; thirty-five min
utes by express. You remember when
we went ont 10 look at it, the time was
thirty-five minutes exactly.
"But. confound it, sir, the express
trains don't stop there. not one of them.
and the accommodation takes about an
hour and halfI'
"You and l went by express. and ID
stopped for Us. you know"
Yes. know; but it hasn't stopped
since"
ut win stop II You hire man at your
station to buy through ticket for some
where. That's the way did the day
VIC went out. GOOD News.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

1 rsn2rk, again. that Ia osaer 70 he
sa4liaed 10 Eeet yoer aats Ia tass PARIS.
alar ass roo saaI azbo2alisa f-itL i. lie
triumph u the truth ard tks orertarow
of sslcAAssiness H0w dare he Christian
church ever set eiscsar4gedf Have ne nes
the Lord AinightY ca cur slider How long
al IL take God 20 STAY tbs hosts Of seanS-
eherio or barn Sodom or shake dowa
Jerieso' How loas ssill Il take God. y hsa.
be once arises Ia his strenxth. 70 overthrow
al ths forces az laiqGikyi Between this
time saf that theFe nay 5e lObg seasons Of
dark asss-she chariot wheels " God : Cos
pei may seem 20 drag hesssly, tat here Is
the promise. snd yoater Is the throne, and
when omiSis-leaee has iost Us eyesigat
and Onuipotance fails back impotsut a.
Jshosah - driven trVm his throne. taen
the church Of Jesus Christ can Afford 20 Is
desPoadent. bat never until then. Despots
may plan sad aFa4les may march. and ire
congresses Of t6e sAti0n may seem 10 think
they zrs adjusting all the Affairs Of the
world, bat the mighty nea OF The earth are
only the dust OF tae chariot wheels OF God :
providence
think that before the sun Of this cen
tnry shall set. tie lat tyranny may fail.
and with = spleador Of demonstration that
shall lie the ast0aishmont Of the universe
God will SCI forth the brightness ard pomp
and glory aud perpetgity % his eternal
goyernnent uGt OF tae starry flags and
the emb.axoned Insignia OF this world God
will make = path for his own triumph, ana
returning from universal conquest be will
ait down, the grandest. strongest. highest
throne Of earth his footstooi
Then shall al natioas song ascend
To 1hse. our au'ar. Father. Friend.
Till heavenS high arch rosounds again
With Peace on earth. good VIII 10 men,"
THERE Is GREAT ENCOURAGEMENT.
Iprcach this sermon because | want to
encourages all Christian workers in every
possible department. Hosts Of the Twin I
God, march onl march onl His spirit will
bless you. His shield will defend you.
His sword will strike for you. March onl
march on. 1he last despotism will fall,
and paganlsm will burn its idols, and Mo
ham mechanism will give up its false proph-
ct and tao great walls Of superstition viii
come down in thunder and wreck at the
long, loud blast OF the Gospel trumpet
March orl March on The besiegement
will soon he ended. Only few more steps
on the long way; only few more sturdy
blows; only q few more battle cries, then
God will put the laurel upon your brow.
and from the living fountains OF heaven
will battle OIL the sweat end the hea: and
the dust of the conflict.
March onl March onl For You the time
for work will soon be past, and amid the
outflashings OF the judgment throne and
the trumpeting Of resurrection angels and
the upLeaving Of world of graves and
the hosanna OF the saved and the groanins
OF the lost, we shall be rewarded for our
laithfalness or punished for our stupidity.
Blessed be the Lord God of Israel from
everlasting TO everlasting. and let the
whole earth be filled with his glory. Amea
and amen.
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Both the method aud results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; IL is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tenn eiiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and iesers and cures habiiuh
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
daced. pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptsble 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 all and haze made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
shs FRANCISCO. car.
toUfSUfts. ~. AZ. fosg. M.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

la Z c. WKsrs kKBsk .ss BAN zEs.r
skkr . s2srAAsres speolEs lef a sslx - 1s44x-
noss Commissions. Fla. Nervous Neuralgia
heAaachr Aefs0ss flsst I4sseE c.osea - The
tse ~ .lc.thei 81 to1acco. N 4ActGiBoss Aeataa
LessfesSiOB softeltng II tbt bFata fosC sag
Ia lasshtsy saa ic4eta- 80 nlsxfs. aecay sad
ossta. fgf mature ia A<e-t Ia rci.aesa. lsssss
~ Power ~ either SEA. lafest,i fsfy Los>rS ana
egsTI0storr hdaA ca0sc3 t.s etsf-exsrtieB - Ne
brain sSif-Alf@se ~ esef-! a aizeace, Escl boK
coats. nS oae montts treatment t.W Boa.
OF -, tokes OF So soai - k1aa Bgep.4a 81
Tect.pt VI ptscsA
n GUARANTEE SIN BOXES
To cure Nns CASE. villa each oretr received
- IL Tor slk tVArz. accomplished BY - a.. ne
v Ill srn1 lac purchases eDc sfittcA guarantee
a. reilnd the sn0i1es Il The STc<1laeal eees asl
egses cure. oaATsn Ices tsS0rG oEly 10
WITH a WHITE,
Eoftsa House ihArmacy, sole Agents,
~ Monroe street, Grand Rapids Mich.
OPEN ALL Nl0HL
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Wife estopping before n millinery
store)--Look. James. at those beautiful
hats, and declare their cost 10 almos;
nothing.
And do you suppose, my darling"
answered the devoted husband. moving
her gently on. that ! would force my
wife 70 buy in store where they sold
things for almost nothing Not much.
And the villain fairly chnckIed as hs
saw his scheme work. - Philadelphia
Times
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

A coasa@stse. ~ the Fssass zsd ash &c
o4~Fs Many Adsszrzzxs-

A conss@=tAs. ~ the Fseass ~sd ash &c
oaSrs Many Adyxatzx~s
fClopyf .Eht. -. - Anefte1A kreSs As-ocZA~
teal
I have pixanea macy kffchs1s with
pxatTy AID distinct ekias roona additions
After h&y.gg studied the hoasskes piag
methods ef tbs French people. - NJ are a.
sx ses<ii ngis ecoacmieol n2flon a. regards
al matters 81 aenaesficity IL has becoIas =
question With us II sc do rot 20 too far IA
The .nnrxes II our kitchens a. vel a. ia
the size Of that room. ] certainly believe
THAI tie French kllebsn h more eooD.snaieal
than osns, thst II. iess labor j. required TO
DO the kitchen work than with us II Is
generally true, however. that more labor
Is involved 10 Transferring tbs food from
the kitchsn 10 the dining room and la get
ting the china ia place beforc aud after
meals than with Us Here We have two
facts for eonssd-ration-in one respect the
French kitchen Is more economical tlaa
ours, aud 10 another Il is less economical
Is IL not possible 10 construct kitchen
which shall combine the advantages Of both
for our houses. and thereby maze a positive
saving OF latogs The French kitchen 10
ireqgeatly not more than fevt wide
rarely - ~ 2 tcct NiHta ~ u LSfet AA'-S
than 10 or III feet iofig, and commonly from
10 . feet Ia length. AL this will at nrst
strike an American a. being too small.
A French apartment nearly always con
tains the odor Of food. Not Of the cooking,
understand. bat OF the cooked food. The
odor IL cooking Is carried on by properly
constructed and arranged cooking appa-
ratns. The range is provided generally
with one or b1th sides Enclosed and hood
coming down 10 within five feet Of the
floor. The odor OF the cooked food Is car
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

The new medicinal preparation fer
the complexion recently presented -
sogns OF the ladies ia Grand Rap ds
viii he found az New Ham. drug
store. also st residence OF Mrs. AZ
Nius, 74o W. tflakesi.
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could not turn him aside Ivy calling him a
hypccrite they said 20 him, "Oh. you are
nothing but fanatic" That did not dis
turh him. He went on performing his
Christian DIZZY until he had formed all hls
troop into n Nihie class. and the whole en-
eampment was shaken with the presence Of
Col SO Hsyelock went into the beathen
temple IN India while the English army
was there. ard pat candle into che hand
OF each OF the heather gods that stood
srnuod in the heather temple. and by the
light Of those casd Is, held M by the Idols.
General Havei1ek preached righteousness.
tem9eraacs ard Judgment 90 come. AMI
who will say. on earth or In heaven. that
Havelock hsd not the right - preschs
THE MOVING PRAYsR or FAITH
In tbe minister's house where prepared
for college there wa. man who worked
BY the name of Peter Crey. lie eonid
neither rad nor write. bat he was
man of Cod. Often theolc9ians wosld
stop in the hoase-grAvs theoloxians-- and
A. family prayers Peter Csoy would be
called upoa 20 tead. ard all these wise rnsa
sas around. wonaerstsuck 70 his religions
efficiency when be proved be reached up
and seemed - take hold = sss VERY throne
Of the Almighty. sui Re talked With God
until zoe very heavens we're bowed dowa
int0 the si3tino rom On. II I were dying
I wcald rather have plain Peter Cvcy knsei
By ay hr,fsisi~ aud commend ny immortal
spirit - tiasf taBa soms h~srtle~s eesnsnsss
s-fie srraFei la ef@tlY osnoalcsls. Geo
preach thi. gospel. Ysa say Ysa are Bos
licensed Ia the name q he Lord Al.
nishsy, thi. nsernisa. | liesnss yoH. Ca
pr..eh THIS gosgsi pfNsee a ia tbs aais
hath sshsals. IA tse prsg~r msesisss. 80 TIE
highways. IN The hedges Wee be aato
yga IL y0a sEs~tA u ss<.
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NOTICE OF DIssOL UTIoN.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore subSsting between us the under
signed, Ferdinand Toklas. Paul Singerman and J.
b. MacDougall. carrying on business at Seattle
King county, Wash. under the style and firm name
of Toklas, Singerman d CO., on the 18th day
of July, A. ID. 1891, dissolved by mutual consent
and that the business in future will be carried on
by 1.-THE MacDougall & Southwick Company" a
corporation which win pay and discharge all debts
and liabilities and receive all moneys payable to
said late firm FERDINAND TOKLAS,
PAUL SINGERMAN,
j. Il. MAcDOUGALL.
Dated at Seattle this 18th day of July, 1891
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~ Il. BoGARDUS. OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". Chamber Of Commerce; mines examined: as
saying and chemical work of all kinds done
Rooms AZ - and 80 sullivan building, Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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RENO T4LS.

III X. HAMMOND 4 CO. HAVE REMOVED
Il. thear commission and produce business 10
Nos Nj and SIS. corner West and Marion. bulId-
ins lately occupied by Knapp. Burren & Co.
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MARBLE AND GRANITE wopEs

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS cor
~ ner Sixth and Pike streets, Seattle. AN kinSs
cemetery work on shortest notice; designs fur
nished on application.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

N0TICE-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
~ All persons and firms are hereby notified that
the name THE Red Front has been copyrighted
for the state OF Washington and registered with
the secretary of state, and all using tbs are
noti fed to discontinue from and after this date.
A j. PRAEGER q SONS.
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COLLECTION AGENCY

EIFIELD COLLECTION AGENCY - PRIN-
II cpai offices at chicago, Minneapolis and Seat
tie. Collections and legal business attended 10 in
all parts OF the United States Collection of rents
ana personal supervision of property for residents
and non-reSdents. sixteen years experienced
Highest references. George W Fiheld manager
Seattle office, rooms and Rengstorff building
709 Second street.
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Seattle, "Wednesday. Juiy 10
1891. 10 the wife Of H. r. Connolly, . daughter
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING. CLEAN
~ ing and repairing works, go second street
w ANDERSoN-DYERA AND CLEANER OF
" ladies and gents clothing Fifth and lanes
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BOOK BIyDERY.

REMOSED-F ANTHONY's BINDERY
HI blank book manufacturer removed 10 Mash,
ington street, corner Commercial street, Seattle
Wash. e'
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FOCAL and INSTR UmENrAL MUSIC.

MUSICAL INSTITUTE. OCCIDENTAL
1Nl block rooms 335-33S; vocal culture and in
strumental music; Office hours 10 to ~ a m
Mrs. Willard, principal.
MADAME BERTA CRIvELLI, FROM MI
Nl Ian, Italy; vocal culture fold Italian schooD
and piano instruction; music rooms Roter house
Front between Spring and Seneca streets; the
only one on the Western coast holding in her nos
session certificates from the famous New York
teacher, Nine. Louisa Cappiani.
CARLBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC-VOICE.
~ Miss Martha :. Brown. pupil of Nine Cappisui
of New York; violin, Mr.. Heinrich Israel of the
Conservatory of Frankfort; piano harmony and
orchestration. Mr. Edmund Morse; weekly lectures
free TO students. Edmund Morse, director Burke
building Second and Marion.
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ENGINEERS and CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN-
~ gineers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scripton: wharfbuilding, pile-driving, dredging
and steam shovel excavating; plans and specifca-
tons furnished application; correspondence So
licited. Office, Occidental block. Seattle, Wash
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ATTORNEYS Ar-LAW.

GALE & FAY 4 PARK HENDERSoS. At
NJ torneys and eounsellors, rooms and 10 Bos-
block
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MJsCELIASEOUS.

TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD-Two GOOD
L carpenters Will work for part cash and part
real estate Apply Carpenter, care of Post-lnielli
gencer.
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SECONDHAND GOODS

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR NJ
IL and secondhand furniture at Chester's, !
Pike street. -
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRS-SEA BIDS
~ VIII be received until next Saturday, 4 D. m .
by the undersigned. for furnishing and driving
piles aud cApping same for electric road as per
plans And specifications In my Office. The right IN
eject any and all bids reserved
FRED F. SANDER
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
CyEATTLE LODGE. NO. 2, ]. o. o. r, MEETS
- cvery Tuesday evening In Odd Fellows hall,
Norm SEATTLE ri 7:30 O'Clock: members OF sister
lodges and soournsng brothers I'm good standing are
cordially invited 70 attend.
VT PFaRsE, sec'y.
postofiec box 3la
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DRESSMAKTNG.

HAIRDRESSTNG.
T AIDES HAIRDRESSING AND HANIC.TrRE
IL parlors; hair bleached. dyed, singea and cut
Rooms ll2 and lib Washington building over
Stewart & Holmes, Front street
CIRCASSIAN HAIR PARLORS 49, BANGS
~ waves, curls, switches; goods made 10 order.
wig making speciality bang cutting dressing
shampoolng, bleaching and dyeng. Rengstorff
block ZOE second street.
FACE MASSAGE. THE NEW ART OF A.
Il curing a good complexion without cosmetics.
hardressing cutting, bleaching etc; manicnrin,
and chipropodys Mrs Reed. Atkins block, ais CO
lumbia street.
TOHN 7. WITTwER, THE ONLY PROFFS
sOnal hairdreSser and wignaker In the CITY.
late with = Strozynski. san Francisco: hair!ress-
ing; ladies' and chlldreBs' bangs-c,1trino a sna-
cialty; most natural looking bangs kept in sfack
and made 20 order: all kinds OF hair work done in
the very latest style 3l4 Pike street "
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ZOE sALE-REAL ESTATE.

| TOR SALE-vERY CHEAP. BY OWNER,
IT 40 acres land near Kent: mostly hoftom:
partly cleared will sell any amount from 10 acres
/ up; terms easy. Address Y, Post-Inteliigencer
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GOLD AND SILVER MINES AND MINTNa
VI shares bought and sold guaranteed as RENEE
sentsd. George III. Thomas & Co, 1872 Occidental
block. Seattle.
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BUILDERS AND RACFORS-BIDs ARE
~ request ed for the immediate construction in
Portland Or, OF three-story frame building
ssxloo. WITH basement, on q piling foundation.
flans and Speci feat ions and all particulars Al the
office OF J. +. Lord. 2Sl7 Front street this CITY
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A RTHUR L. COON, GOTTSTEIN BUILDING.
~ the John l.. Mitchell New York Standard svs,
TEN used; 'our speciality trousers 10 order Sc
attic, Wash.
Il j. LASSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR KoRN
IL. block, Occidental square, South Second street
and Yesler avenue, rooms Is and 49,
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost. Found.
Fer sale. For Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
inserted NJ the rate of cent word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisement
received for less than rs cents.
NoTIcF.--The business Office Of the PosT-IS-
: rxtrroyxcrr is open until IL p. M Classified
advertisements VIII be received up 10 this hour
Ads srtisemenfs win be received at branch Offices
N the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
pors Townsend French q Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
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IA 2STEn--A POSITION As FIRsr-Ct.Ass
w fireman. Address ;. J. A. care Post-InteiH-
|2eacer
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CTORAGE-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACIII-
~ ties for storage; household goods furniture and
other goods protected from dust and soiling III
II. Hammond Il Co.. S2l-S23 West. corner Marion
CTORAGE OF GRAIN, PRODUCE Ann
~ other property solicited and warehouse REGENTS
given. III. X. Hammond & Co, S2l-S23 West and
Marion, and fronting Railroad avenue and wharf
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CCHOOL OF PRACTICAL, CIVIL MECHAN-
~ cal, Mining, Engineering. Surveying Draught-
ing; Architecture, Assaying and Navigation.
Open all year. 1913 Market street. San Francisco
Cal. Established 1864. A. WANDER NAILLES
president, send for circular.
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FOR SALE-LODGING-H USES.
E,OR SALE-CHEAP, A 26-ROOM LODGING
IL house; good location lab Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-16
CONFECTTONERS.

Tee CREAM. CONFECTIONERY FTc--
Il Henry's ice cream, all fiayors, always on hand
delivered promptly to ali parts of the city; Metro,
PoItan Dricks' all havors quart 90 cents three
pihts 80 cents, two quarts 81, or 81 per gallon
home made candies, made fresh daily: largest as
sortment IN the city at Henrys, Sl7 Third street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-16

CARMICHA STIRLING 4 co. LAND
y scape gardeners plans and estimates furnished
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-16

" With gentleman with small family an elderly
roui'sS 81 companion tor invalid; references ad
.stscss ! ...sa9 Jackson street.