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Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
DWELLING HOUSE,
FOR sale.

TINE HILL FARM, situated in Montgom-
i cry county, Md, on The Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, one mile and a-half from Seneca
Mills and 222 miles from Washington city.
1t contains 490 ACRES OF FINE LAND, and
an extensive quarry Of admirable brown
stone.
Apply 10 &. C. PETER, Rockville, Nd or
10 ROBERT PETER, 3I04 P street, West
Washington, D. Q. sep ls-6mB
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
O r D Err NISI.

Thomas D. White ct al, VS.. Frances Il. Pyles
ei al.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as a Court OF Equity. No. 9l9.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
&C ftSWEA.R

NOT AT ALP divine nuncton but you will do de
Gently and in according the prescribed rule under the law Of
Let be yea and but that those
and those embod the truth the whole truth nothing but the truth
thereby harmonze the divine and To otherwise would be de
base oneself and degrade his business calling profession
About weeks ago told extensive purchase of
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Farm MO. g

Is known as the Hargett Farm, and contains
about $50 Acres, under good fencing, in
fine state of cultivation and improved by
good Dwelling House and all necessary out
buildings. 1t is well watered and is very
desirable place.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

Is known as the Mills Farm, and contains
about 300 Acres of Land, in good state Of
cultivation and improved by a comfortable
Dwelling House, all necessary out-buildings,
and has on it fine spring, thrifty Orchard
of chnica frnit and is well Watered
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
REFERENCES
WIN. sMTTE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

Virginia Avenue and 9th Street, N. W,
oct 27-tf WASHINGTON d. q
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Farm NO. 4.

Contains about 300 Acres of Land in fine
state of cultivation, and is improved by three
comfortable Tenant Houses. Is well fenced
and watered.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
o r D E r N IS I,
James W. Reed VS.. Zachariah 7. Reed al
Ruth L. Reed, his wife.

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
as Court of Equity. No. 957.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Farm mo. q

Is farm of l64 Acres, situated on the pub
lie road from Darnestown to Germantown
Station, about miles from the latter place,
and adjoins the lands of Mr.. John H. CASA
way aud others. 1t is in good state of cul-
tivation, partly lined and capable of pro-
ducing good crops
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
COUNTY TICKET.

For Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
JAMES ANDERSON.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Valuable FARMS,
situated in Montgomery county, N
Farm MO. L
Farm MO. q

Contains 388 Acres, in good state OF cnlti-
walton, and has running water in every field.
There are no buildings on the place.
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FOR FACE8NGE.

FOR fACHsNGE.
Tor FNCHASGE-EIVF-N GARDEN
/ tracts Laar NirS-ani for city property. Rooms
SIS and .la k.0rreE CLOCK
Tor FNCHANGE PIANO FOR lots
! la Fremont la'a0s n BroaA.yl J. = Morse
roya. Pa Harse o1.Ilg--
NOR ENtHANGE-IoDeI Ns-ioJ~r. RFS-
1 tr.rarl merchandise OF zeal estate ~ an-.s for
splendid farm ~ ,6N acres near -ar-- ...,,- 10
Kansas, AEP.y roau % utvu asntE.
l'HE FNgH kN.-t.-Gutu ~ElGN0-HAN1.
1 .as--... as al cart al.! no sets single f.~-
ass -.r ,a. Fe .er ~ mason "uEA- ALare>s e. &
b., }. g. ..N ~ta.
Tor FNrH ANGE-STaCK N AMERICAN
1 ..~tvcl Ie.v-raFa COMPANY ri Fa.5hayen iur
r.a. estate ~ ~aajle - FSlTaAyea- Address l.,
L.-.. 4u-,..4@tUler
L'uE ENCRANGE-s0 ACRFS or coon
-ala tcg etF properly also a nagse II : rooms
IHr l,tS u=t~ea-. Second street s-t lake WaS.trc-
ioH ii. S.. .Gravr. - &us.rr h-s.A
EoR FTCF hNgE-uAVF Nog ANYTHING
.n t.I~.ao;a -yoas taai -a.f s4a yous We
~ eaye-Gss. FREDERICK - Ne.soa, LIS second
street
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Special NOTICES

NOTICE. PARTIES HAVING 800 d :
~ trunks, baggage and other valuables ST red
with US for over six months without settlement Of
storage charges will please call aud settle other
wise said goods VIII be sold according to law TO sat-
lsfy our claims. Shoudy Bros. IL Co.
/ OLE JOHNSON. OF BALLARD, WILL,
j. not be respons BILE for any debts that my wife,
Jennie Johnson, may incur.
SCHOOL ELECTION-NOTICE Is HEREBY
- given that on saturday, November the It'll,
1891. school election Will be held in school dis
trict No /, in the city Of Seattle King county for
the purpose of eecting one member OF the board of
education for term of three years.
The polls Will be open at ! D. and continue
open until p N. at the following polling places:
Rainier school Third street, near jefferson: Ne
Coomb's building, seventh and Pike streets;
Denny school. ]. I. Minor school and Nichols
building, Fremont w. II. UGHES, President.
Atte>t-H. /. W Whitney, secretary
Dated Seattle, Wash. October To. 1891.
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COHWTSsTOy 4Sn Sron

w HAVE SUPERIOR F4CIT T-T;,,-.->--.
our extensive warehouses far -, les n
hn'I 50 ' end .rntnr". also zraa and W. aonss
street. corner Marion '' o-A-sZS We..
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H4xTED-PARTSERS.

WASTED-A BARBER As a PARTNER;
w small captta required Apply od-estab-
lfshed stand. Pioneer barber shop, AaacOrtss Wash
W ANTFD--A PARTNER. GOOD PAPER
w HANGER an8 kaIsoMiner. with $50 capital;
work 10 start or. none but nrst-ciass need apply.
Apply Partner care Post IntelliRencer
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-4SSAFERs AND CHEuyxrv

+. B1GAEDU> OFFICIAL. A~~4y-r,i. z-----
-..,,I ita.r' 81 ,4nltnerre; mines exantre4
Roo. 4 - an Ia N4sN o. an kinds done
80 o---.rr4 tnerry and Colun5s. 7' 'front.'
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FESH BERCH1Erx

CAMPBELL e. sam. C0pNrp -
street and Railroad avenue. Saa,t9. SENEcA
dealers .n 'fi, and fresh water FISH sNloessl9
irE and game, car LOAF and box lots $50. pool.
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Personal.

PERSONAL.
DIVORCES OBTAINED QUICKLY AND
~ cheaply no fee TIL after divorce obtained. APP
ply room 20 Union block.
no THE FRONT AGAIN DELMONICO RES
taurant, new and just opened under Grand no.
tel, 81 Front street J. /. Woodward, manager.
nR. LAMOREUX, OF NEW YORK, CHIROP-
II odist; painless treatment; cornS. bunions
etc; patrons visited at residences; open Sundays
Scheuerman block Front and Cherry streets.
ECONOMICAL MEN-SAVE So ON YOUR
a. next suit by sending for y cloth samples,
fashion plates and measurement blanks free; post,
age, cents. Ed L. Huntley & Co.. wholesale gem
teel tailoTs. lS4 Madison street Chicago. When
ordering samples please mention Post-Intelli-
gencer
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X Nor AIS

EHnNAL NOTICE-I0HN " pI- - -
roona a. e't4'e, removed 10 8I3 second sfras,'
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ROOE RTNDFRi.

II ANTHONN'S BINpERN. BLANK BDoh
+ rragufactlrprS, washington street, corner
commercial rooms J and Terry block, seattle
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HdSTED ROaRB.

? AN rEp- BOARD BN Young NAN.
state terms Thompson. rusg- iutellleturrr.
PLEASANT ROOM AND R0ARpIN pRl-
Ate faulty FOR .wu yocuE ugu. BENTON E..l-
.Ueoc answer ~ Ho are aut titi-- 90 F.ay l.r
Ne II go0d houle. references required Al.
Il. ~, Pei. iutcaisSt
TEp-NECEgN FTENl~HFp ROOM
frNs bVaFd for gentleman sua wfrs- st-ra
f.grSt m near street tAr line Address q
s1nIellge1eSE kaEsAa, 1acouaA
Ggnt
Al "a
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NANTED-OUR AGENTS MAKE 800 To
w $500 month selling our goods their ner-
It's; We want county and general agents and will
take back 81 goods unsold II county agent fails
TO clear 800 and expenses after thirty DAYS
frial or general agent less than $3.50, we will
eend large illustrated circulars and letter with a
special offer 60 suit territory applied for receipt
Of three lcent stamps; apply AT and get in on
The boom. Address RenneT Manufacturing Com
feny. Pifisburc, Pa
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pAttFIC RAILING AND PLATING C1u-
poay. Manufacturers o. Iron Faces. er.t!e ans
N'Fs "af&- TA' l2&~ fancy ron work ar0 FIRE -
cape, lowest rates - .saIng aad uIs..- I.aIiny
lis Uu5on sLTusL
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AGENTS TAINTED.

WANTED AGENTS; BUFFERS BOOK;
w 1000 pages. 200 engrsvings. published in
three languages. first edition 100 900; the only
WORK by General Benjamin T. Butter; territory
sh0uio be spoken for promptly. CORE spOndsnce
invited from experienced solicitors and others
seek Tx good opportunities. J. Dewing Company,
san Francisco
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Ar

NELLIE J. LAKEWOOD ARTIST-IS.
~ strUCuons given in oil. Crayou ami water col
orS. studio, room sos Seattle National Bank
hIycH. = conc and YeSle-.
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CL4IRTOT4NTS.

If RS DR. ~ lila. TIE RENOWNED MIND
~ reaie- and f0recaSter. has arrived. This lady
Is tuTecaSter OF Tie highest order she tells raSE
Present and 'uiGFe Win the utmost truth Through
her wonderful gift Of ,oIl sight" she can reveal
IL" pas al unvc!t The future. ~he Will a9tanisn
ven from tie very outset with her remarkable in
tue. 90 over your mind. thout trIckerv pre-
tense oT sham. but IN the brc al of H. ut Of sober
SguSes. she " Il reat yoIr life from infancy 10 old
axe Through your entire life she VIII trace vour
Ca.ly conduct, warn you Of impending disaster;
tell sou II friends true false: guide Won IN
love. marriage and divorce; advise you in business
LAW and soc al Affairs; restores lost affections and
uHi,e~ the separated Removes evil Influences and
arms you with magnetic charm that no ordinary
CIRCUMSTANCES can resist Through her wonderful
mage mirror you can see your future. husband
"l'e. 1.tAy CU friend. she remains a short rinla
only hunt fAii 10 see her PGr-ors So arranged
Yea vii meet lao stranger. Letters c .rtaiuinc q
WILL receive p:oup. attention Office hours a m,
10 y. U.. ludayS included. Brunswick hotel
TaTlors ana \, 10. COS Front street
NINE. ROSS Can Be- CONSULTED BY ALI,
VI On business love and marriage Parlors II
and - corner th.td and Pike, HA1,sv block
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L'OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. ONE LOT on
i Fifth street. near Spring. also one house aud
two lots. corner Tenth and Cherry. Chilberg,
LEVEL yn- Dodge building.
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VOC4L AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

H v
MISS \. +. MCFARLAND. BANJO SOLO
VI ist and teacher. Musical Institute. room 335
Occidental block.
MADAME BERTA CRIVELLI. FROM MI.
VI Ian. Italy; vocal culture (old Italian schoo)
and piano instruction Roter house, Front. be-
tween apring and Seneca streets.
DANJO AND GUITAR ACADEMY - IN
- structious by Professor Reamer. Fine banios
and guitars on installmentS HOlyoke block cor
ner Front and Spring streets.
I +. LANCER. INSTRUCTOR OF VIOLIN.
- harmony. etc. AT State University Of Wash
ingtOn For particulars make application at the
University or AT Durant's music store, 10 Front
street.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE. OCCIDENTAL
vi block rooms 335 1913; vocal culture and in
strumental music; Office hours, 10 to IL a. M
Mrs. Willard, principal
EDCCiTION4I.
MOUNT RAINIER SEMINARYIlOSS SMITH
VI street Mrs. NJ r. Cochrane Principal
MISS CHEALS SEMINARY, CORNER SECs
VI ond and Mad son. Schoo, reopens August 81.
1891
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H4TRDR FSSFEG,

IOHN 7. WITTWEB, TIE ONLY PROFESS
SlJnal halr5TrSser and iEmskeF IN The CITY:
hairdreSsins; ladies' and child-en's hanzs-Cutrinc
specially; most n4fuEa. looking bangs kept IN
sJoca ana made 70 order: all kinds Of hair WORK
done in the very latest style SIS Front, next 10
Lowman & Hanfor3's
L'ACE MASSAGE. THE NEW ART OF AC.
L GuirinE good complexion without cosmetic.
harGresS NJ, cutting. usarhiug. etc. nani-urnE-
and chlrcpody. Mrs Reed. Atkins block. 3l5 90
lambda street
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HELP HANTFD-FEB

" ANTED-A GIRL TO 20 HOUSEwORK
at 7oi Eighth street, between Cherry and Co
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MATTRESSES AND WOTEN BFREs.
4 EORGE :. Lander, MANUFACTURER
VI o. woven VIE, spring beds. mattresses and up
h1istsrY; northeast corner Cedar and Water
streets. te!rpa ue $40
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L'OR SALE-EIGHT ACRES: CLEARED:
half mile from the water; price $500: easy
terms. Herbert ;. Upper, 704is Front, corner
Cherry street
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TOR >ALE-TWO LOTS ON WASHINGTON
4 street corner. for 81 500 Gardner & Stratton.
rooms POI ana 202 Bailey building.
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LNOR SALE-FIVE- ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE
L in, on car line for 81 $50; 500 cash balance
80 per MOI h until paid for. Gardner & Stratton
rooms POI and 202 Bailey building.
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LNOR SALE-LOT 5OxlOO: BLOCKS SOUTH
Il Jackson street; S425. j. 5. Morse room 224
Burke building.
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VI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RY FNpFElF<CFD
W collector, VIII devote all or part NJ time. r,E
eTencss or security Address " W care Post
1nteltWenCer.
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JyANTkD -EIRST-CLAN~ BARBER pF>IRFs
" steady situation. Myers. 30 front street.
Heali3e.
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MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE OK
vi negotiable paper :. L. Bowman, Il olympic
block.
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l4rANTEp-pRfS~M AMER WOULD LIKE
w 10 engage sewing IN fstgHses. terms ~ - per
DAY: best reference. Address l. G.. 300 seventh
street third door north OF Virginia.
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Tor SATE-CORNER LOT. 6OxI32. IN Rem
i ton addition, one block from Mad son street:
grade tax paid $3.50. Gardner & Stratton, rooms
2Ol and 2O- Bailey building.
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DRESS1f MAKING.
MISS NANNY HANSON FELINE. FASH
VI i0naDle swedish and French dressmaker, 81 =
Pike street
MRS. KING. FASHIONABLE DRESS
VI maker; Children'S clothes a speciality. best
work: Eastern prices. LOLA Front street, between
Pike and Pine.
AIRS ROSS DAvIS-ROOMS PA. ol5. or
vi Washington block, over Stewart & Holmes
drug store.
MISSES SLICK x KING, FASaIONARIF
VI dressmaking. rooms 81 and 81 Siarr-l5oyd
building
MISS A. NICHOLSON FASHIONABLE
vi dressmaking rar.orS. - Hinckley block,
Second street; stylish garments, perfect tit guar
AnteeG.
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For Sale For Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
inserted at the rate Of cent word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No Advertisement
received for less thaa 25 cents.
SOTIcE.-Tbe business Office Of the Posr-IS-
TELLssEScER Is open until IL p m. Classified
advertisements will be received up TO this hour.
Advertisements viii be received az branch Offices
Of the observation-disclosures at:
Tacoma. Safnrnons Agens
Port Townsend French q Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office:
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llANTED-BN YOUNG WOMAN FcrSF
w work. PLAIN cooking without was..r- ar
would take care q rooms NJ a., care Post IaJa.i-
EonceF.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE-MANAGEMENT AND HALF
Il interest IN North western Business Mems Asso-
ciation seattle. Address a. VI. c, room 3ls Pho
ne-r block
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ESGINEERS md CONTR4CTORS
- IAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COAiPANY-FN-
- gineers and contractors for bridges of every
description; whart-buildIng pie-driviDg dredgin 2
and steam shovel exCavating; plans ana sPecliica-
tlons furnished on applications; CORES pOEdeuce
solicited. Office, Occidental block. seattle, Wash
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING 4CIDENT.
DANCING ACApENY-PBoF. II 4 AEFR
II Viii remove his school 70 the HtuCk!rv tIr.l
corner Of second and Columbia streets, CouCorL!a
STAGE DANCING-JLG. CLOG. H0RNPTPF
- >s.-. aa.Sr ft-A.t.a fling. and Al fanrv
dances. Professor 6. Loops Academy. 1875 sixth
s-Fs',-
DCIFN CITY DANCING ACApEMY.WAsH.
~ lI-t.n a4--, 1925 SIKH street. Advanced
class pulNrneS Monday ana FRIDAY III g. III . b--
+tUueI-. hurs 'av "a D- "a Juvenile. saturday
p. ms private lessons send fgr Circular 6 Lop3
Instructor.
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& u ANTED-LApH AGENTS: WASTE No
" time IA selling common articles when vou can
have tla best, the hNgola CofSVts and waists sur
pass all others Apply for terms. etc. 10 Western
NS,erset Co. -. Louis SO.
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WANTED YOUNG LADY, POSITION
w as clerk ia store Address =, T.. BOX -
Fremont " ash
= w ANTEp-FoSIrIDN RN FNpERIrNrEn
w nnree Us S.Arnth .LrreL
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EFEITNE =.

C-EATTLE NILLINERE PARLoR~ 500
- Third street for latest fashions. imported and
domestic; Eastern prices; don't forget TO see th'
gold watch.
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ItANFFp- BY EDUCATED NUvNG MAN
W experienced book keeper. employment On of2tcs
store: test OF references. small WAGES At,lrrs.
Book care Post intelligence
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4CCOTNTINTS.

EDWARD LYNN E-FNP1RT ACCOUNT
l. ant @l0 ~Cu-L second street.
7 II. PARSONS, ACCoCNTANT-I02 Sc
- Gttie block.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN CONCURRENT
ID resolution No lT-Be it resolved by the city
council of the city Of Seattle By concurrent action
Of both houses: That whereas application has
been made 20 said city council by the Rainier
Power aud Railway Company corporation duly
organized and existing under the laws OF the state
Of Washington and having lis principal Office n
the city o. Seattle. BY It's petition TO said city coun-
Gil dated August Is, \. =. 1891, and flied on said
day in the Office Of the city clerk, for authority 70
construct and operate an electric street railway
along ana upon the following designated route in
of Snnr-ln n -.AIt.
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DTETNG AND CLEANING.
CAN FRANCISCO STEAM BYEENG. CLEAN
- lng and repairing works. go second street.
" ANDERSON. rNs.R And DLEANFP OF
W ladies' ana Ee1r< clothing. FIFTH and James
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L'OR SALE-$3.500 WILL BUY 20 ACRE
choice ranch; q mile from thriving town and
railroad; % acres cleared; q great buy. l.. Ven
Lonsway q Co, room ! 10 Washington building.
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WANTED-AT ONCE. A LIVE AGENT OF
w small capital To canvass for a useful house
hold article. Address L. a. H.. acknowledgement
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OCCLFSTS AND ATHEISTS

~ GEORGE a. REICU-OCCLIST ATRrST
- ana physician for diseases of the throat bqs
building 81 ''leer
i(R STlLLSON EYE EAR NOSE AN
IL throat. Haler building ~"
INk. klRBE-OCULI~T AND AIRTST IN
- physician for diseases OF the throat. raror,-,aI
10 Hai.er block. corner Columbia ana $50
streets. rooms / and ). 1 eN"-a
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CRYSTAL BARBER SHOP AND BATH
" house, now running under new management;
bathrooms specially fitted up for ladies. 4US Yes
Ter avenue.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MERCHANDISE
1 sra.n. baggage, e,c. stored a. lowest "a. rs.
rooney loan : In goods Insurance ioW.sr $50 zoe
city. >noady Brua 4 Co. $40 md 81 CONNER.
clal sSzSsk
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wANrrp-rrw41E.

EANTEp-FANfLY DESIRING THE SrR-
W vices q 3 truSty, reliable woman. gee9 t.un-
dress cock aud seAnlStr -. cne or tsSo DAYS s- =
week, drop letter 10 MrS. d ". care Ius-. In
telilEeacer.
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EMPLOYMENT HANrED-M4IK

IVAN SITUATION, NAN AND WIFE,.
w as cooks; like 10 set work ia = country hotel
ear give good reference. Address .. r. " Rah
cock house. Seattle, room No. -
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E.gTTED-EUARDE RS.

" q y T. Et-fsO4 n - A. rs.
L'OR PRIVATE. BOARD OR ROOM NEAR
Il hnsiuess center apply to Mrs a Carey, 600
Third street, corner James; references given and
required.
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R0OTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPAN
Il Incl Rooms 202, 204 ana 200 Burke bloc
corner second and Marion streets