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~ HOWARD FIEI4DlNsA


coming - Atz1o. sfoA eHA - Douxxy
49, 80 r;.ai4as vita health - liar 90
oxn- The sl-zhs 81 Is ulzht have booo
dznSs<oss 70 E1sssiI's peace 81 nind
sxceps that - lad 10 peace af mtnA
larisg shass days The worry Of pro-
vtdiRg fsx his personal expenses which
we're ever increasing; his anxtety -
gsr1tns the motor company; his fssr
lest Desring sAoa.d hear Of certain epss-
stioas Ia tAs ssoek and shoaid call .
hals en- ths whole procession all
THESE eossitsrHt isas kept Russell In ,
condition anfzvoraois 10 love- Aites
had csnqasred him only 20 far thstA c
fels he wAs not good enough TO be In her
society. Ths recognition u this fact ~
sny young man IL . symptom, bat IL
may ssvsr lead TO proposal or % = -
form- n Russeil. had considered the
sabjscs 81 all. he would have said ss
snos that ne could not permit himself
- TILL in love with Alice without gross
srsschery 10 his friend But - yes he
sheughs oniy that she eaghsnt 70 DO al
lowed - know him. and he wondered
that her father should permit L.
''osd Ray mast know the condition
Pm tn thought Russell FL wonder
thae b asssnt polissly hint that N
tssess ssAy away from his house. esP
yoss some crash should come and two
- three of my creditors should combine
- p~t me In Jail. 1t would not be Plea
ans fos Miss Ray"
He was surprised that Ray should ~
New his invitations to the villa husssll
1slt like an inpostor when he accepted
them; and 1T hast he began to refuse.
bat ~ . rule tho old millionaire would
t.ke the young man by tho arm and
walk him down 10 tho yacht as il he
wore under arrest Russell realized
that he had won place in the old fell
low's affections, and this made him fesl
'meancr than ever about the whole affair.
II was possible that Ray did not know
ell about him. Russell reflected. He
might be blinded by prejudice in his
favor; he might accept him because Of
Browns assurances. Brown had been
on the most intimate terms with he
family In the days when the son whom
Ray had lost had been q youth ct col.
1cBos htiSV Ou4y iibetS kifi. AZ eoy
rate no resolved 10 go to Ray, make
clean breast of the whole matter and
give the old man fair chance to kick
him out OF the house. This would mean
financial ruin, but Russell didn't care
for that. He was In . At of despond-
sncy-a mental condition eminently f.
vorable to virtue, for hope is the tempter
after all.
The occaeion came on . day IN the Last
OF September when Bay proposed anotA-
Or Sunday at the villa.
''Ms. Ray" said Russell. ''your kind
ness blinds you to reasons why should
not be- guest ~ your house."
The old man started ana Looked
ssarchingly into Russells face
perhaps it does,- said he, land per
haps 1t doesn't / may SEQ the reasons
better than you think DO"
"Then why do you ask mo 70 GOMEZ
should not be offended II you did not,
or even IL you forbade me to enter your
door. II could still retain the benefit
Of your counsel which you have often
20 kindly given me here in your Office,
is would be much more than could rea-
scnably expect. Though I have never
had home. am powerfully sensible Of
the Jealous care which musS Be en-
ployed to guard one l am , reckless
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fellow. pursuing . career Of most I'm.
certain issue, through ways which are
not the best It seems 10 mo that
should never meet Miss Ray again. Par
don me for even men tioning her nsme."
you're blue, young man." said Ray,
Shafts what's the matter with you.
You're career will come out all right
and you'll be . rich man. I've picked
you out - fellow with . very level
head. and don't mako many mistakes"
"If I ever get rich" Russell replied.
''it WIN Be by such methods ~ that deal
with Remington and others by which .
man might feel disgrsced"
"Oh. all this sensimensalism II natural
81 sach . tfme." said Ray, cheerfully.
viii play some other chump and get his
money back It's al In the game"
"But I'm only N sdvensursf any
way. I have ne solid hopes; and my
character IL becootng - unsettled -
my circumstances. I an lush today
snd broke se-u,orrows honest In the
morning and . scamp before night
whsn I shink Of Miss Ray
yea when you think Of her ssid
that ysgns iady's sire, with . good
hsmorvd sufle--"when you think OF
her your sias lsok big and biaek. I'm
glad Of IL, could AJAX no better Guaran-
tee that zen rSaIly love her"
Rssseli starred up Ia assnisAmens,
but before be ssalA utter . word Ray
csttnaeds
-Tve BEEN waiting for Jon 10 speak
20 me like shss. More than once have
thcasss yoo were Fcsng 20 bsein When
you showed hesissncJ about coming up
- The villa I knew vhy. You said:
She's rich mans tan9hss saA have
only M wits
But nuy aesr sir. Rasssll broke In,
~T bsvs never vsrszred 10 rsmsssl7 can
alder tns possibility
'-of cosrse you haveut bvs Pea msy
begin nov. psn> speak - her ysA she
h cnlT nss&s rsri yon know. o. ssvrse
ysu Aavsn's - mpsA - htnted sny
ta1rx ~ Ne scr> % he>. and week.-Mrs.
for . y.ar: lee - sav 49, ysAr dare
ear ys-, wczlsns bare shoazhs ~ doing
- whas res ~snssd ~ say - ne, esd
vhas ssw that yea wanted ~ ay-fos
f>tssvs ~. $40 sos - &ecefvea-~s
sAzs rsa tels u nsre hsscrseee - tsly
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<18 - 6D1
a ssa4sfsas1ess nan. nanssn sean
ess fsiiy p~rsaAis hfnssh tAss Drsvn's
1ns1ps - niss R4y's fneslissssaa ~
vunnnusns ws~ld - sAeq>s mss By
rs 49, g - sps1sey foe osases1
0dsss~ n - ssekp>y shosA nsp sas
= Dlaa 10 s>us1f - say nssexng ~
ssepw 49, - - s<us - shs n~xt -
pemh1y thers vesh - - isone ssvea
Qasseas t1sss - whst skss plsa hAa
- - ssvsa sytnioas - sny thing
49, nxGhs ~ eDsrs1 - : ssbsAdsa
4As pssskzkns a.sAtss uoalA - ~ IN
- nns Fl nsasai prog,sA
hut Is wss noe bssanne - stsse con
pntsssaoas thSs Basssli ceusiaaed 70
'oHn spoa Mis- Ray - frequently - tAs
a1rsxmsesness wesld permit He went
bscaass he foznd II vsors and mere
'ogpsasbis ~ 10 ga He was bsecmine
Io~o 1ssDss involved h money making
lnshsnss ~ . NATURE M oAlsolatsd -
male man fesA ~ pssos viii htnsslf.
These fAncifsl prsissts appeared -
ogrtAs sp vitAess his volistsa and -
esntra htn- Ne Sss tAsis srsstars.
Thsy gzvs hin . living. bet fps al be
could So they might eus him % vssA
shilling sny day. lie regArAsA htnssn
rs sn tnAsssd frNad. and sAsagA this
vas en- the whole rather plsasoas q
0xsr. he enjoyed the variety - fsslina
honest once IN awhile
And when sneh desire cAne - hfn
As called apon Alics Ray. and talked II
the snhiecss which interested her g
- - -
pleasure which ne dd nss undsrstsad.
but whfch came 70 hin bscsuss be seally
wzs honest In rer~rd 70 her, snd HADN'T
. thoazht An bis brain which oouldn1
have been safely photographed TOR her
inspection or Brown'a He liked hsa
ulmyay ~ no liked sunshine and fresh
atr. Sac was % palpaoly innocent 81
small asceits and vsnities
Resell rather liked Mrs. Ray. too
Size was inferior TO her daughter in
every way. Even In her youth she had
not possessed half Of Alice's beauty. yet
at forty-evs she waa by no means the
embodied prophecy which sometimes
,frighsens sailors away Mentally she
WA almost blank, IS Brown had said,
but With good Instincts and breeding
she had never felt the want. A safe
mother for girl. altar AL; for IL is i'm
possible 10 inherit evil tendencies from
. person Of no tendencies whatever.
Is was sasy for Russell 10 win her sp-
probation He made NO special effort
10 DO %, bat he was innxtcly respectful
and OF . most courteous demeanor. Gil.
Ebsrs Ray had sold his wife that Russeil
was hustler Who would DO heard
1rou.- and she had taken this 10 mean
an active young man who might DO sup-
posed 10 prefer thesesrs and wine sup
pcrs Of . rotous and forbidden CHAR
Iacter. rather than peaoe and quiesnsss.
She therefore felt oomplimented by
IDS evident dsliaht In the home-like
.svenines he spsns there. with no more
ihflaRioas eueswtainnent than . some
What vacuous conversation and . litt'9
nusioA II he bad been In love with
Alios that would hSve been snoshsy
matter. but the maternal eye detected
no sign.
/! TIE iifs q ths family was simplicity
Aselt They spent almost all thek
svsnnss ~ homs. and enjoyed cash
Ip<hss's eoupsay IN ne good Odd fashion
sAlics ang aAd played we'll, and both
her parents we're good nsAsnsrA though
N,. Ray had . slight tondency 10
homneleaoy. They stayed In the city
lveSy late thai sssson, to Rosselrs essat
6atis{ac siou
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DINPLES. black-heads, red. rough. ehapped
In and oily skin cured by CuTIeUrA Soar.
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B9t csps1 haA - - prcvTsed vfSH -
nose poem snd ABtss sn3 Rsassu we<e
hard - vor& sDoa n &c svsatnG In
early fovsosss - - lzhrasy - -
RayA AHss As1 - hssn sueHs vssL
End - - In big eAAsr bsexs - opea
Ere r3sytae tie prstsT fuv~k3i 7ks<~
w.s ~ air - ianGoav sesxs ber vkieA
~ havcf1y &c kss remained % kW
flnnA n - ieDensely seconfAG.
Ros~s1 sse>xht end s>e sr~1<rnf fash
Ing npca hev 49, checks gave he- .
s.eesn1xo> vhseh vel riga e~sscs2s
- n~s1atens Dya ksri ssacx.s a
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A BAD SKIN DISEASE
On Limb 3 Tears. Bsdrsddea YeAys.
Dectsrs and Msdicines Ussiess-
Feared Amputation.
Cured By Cutieura at Cost Of $3.50. New
Does Her Own work. 4 IVES.
derfui Cure.

must write and tell you Of the success !
had been troubled Tor nearly fye years with
skin disease ia the right limb. and ali the doc
tors in this city could do nothing for IL
tried everything. until at last thought i
should have TO have the limb synpufsted 81 the
knee. IL MAS swelied to twice tire natural s.xe.
ana eould barely hobbie around on erutshss.
wasin The house. pat OF the time bedr!dden.
for THREE years. and could not get out i hap
pened to look IN the newspaper ana saw the
CrricrkA advertisement. and rs \ last resort
tried that used two bottles of the hisoisENT
and three boxes of the CurCrEA. ! am now
able TO DO al my work. both In house ana cut
OF doors. aad my limb Is IS natural 80 could
possibly be under any circumstances. 1t is =
most wonderful cure. had given up hopes OF
you are welcome 10 use u 10 the best Adyan-
tage. Any one not eredfting THIS can md me
by addressing me ~ the above named city.
Mas. HARRIET sTIlkLER. Iowa City. Ia
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uAPrEa ~
rxnrN

In the 6rss earry Of sarps1ss - nsyS
aeespssacs Il "a imaginary pFspsssi fss
his dauga ssrs hand. kasssll hoss sAghs
81 sirely Of the fact that he haa made ne
proposal fhs bsnsvolsat old gentle
nan terminated the Interview with .
hearty hsnashAks; sad bsfose hssssn
recovered the sss Of his vocal organs
The TIVE men were cut apoa ths street.
where sonfasasssl discussion Vas net
possible
Whatever may have bssn Ne suhjsss
Ray selected for his remarks On the
way 70 the yacht. they sell tar abort Of
his eompsnion's attention Rnsseifs
thoughts worked harriediy upon the
problem presented by the strange re-
suit Of his attempt to obtain an edict Of
bAntshnsnts against himself. That such
an exile Was now mere than ever nee
sssary was evident enough. but IL was
also clear that IL must b voluntary.
He should keep cut of tho way OF temp
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cuIlcuRA REMEDIES

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OF itching. burning. Scaly. crusteo. p,mply.
scrofulcus. and hereditary diseases and hu-
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hair from infancy To age. from pimples 70
scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price. CuTscrRA. Soc. Soar.
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ES-Send for How 20 Cure Skin Diseases. !"
81 pages, 80 illustrations. and LOO testimonials.
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DIR.
GRAFTON
s. GO.
l9n LATE OF NEW ro's
wv MOST SUCCESSFUL
CataTh, Throat and Lung Doctors
IN THE WEST.
Are now permanently located at No. "a East
Bridge-st, Cor. Canal and Bridge,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
$1,000 REWARD!
For any case they fail to cure coming under
PRIVATE Diseases of MEN
a special study and practice for many years:
over s.tog treated yearly. Recent cases OF
PRIVATE DISEASES cured IN short time.
ULCERS, TUMOks, BLOTC0ks on the
face or body. cured without giving mercury or
other poisons. Mercury IL the curse OF the
human race. Your children will suffer from It's
effects. Avoid II as you would svoid any a. ad-
~ drug. and use IT no more These diseases
are Icing cured in this dispensary Without
mercury.
DIR. Grafton graduate Of Rush Medical Coz
lege. Chicago. III. Is well known all over the
United States and Canada by thousands of old
and young men he has cnred. and II Is q well
known tact that for years he has confined BIN.
sell To- the study and treatment Of h~Jusi and
Chronic Diseases. thus obtaining advantages
few possess. Medicine. like all other sciences IL
progressive aud every year shows proof II its
advance. By . combination OF remedies at
great curative power be has so arranged hts
treatment that IL will Afford not only n ne
date relief. but permanent cures ~ forms
Of Throat. Lung. Nerve aud Blood Diseases.
sti, nnfonio COUNTRY. Thoss wfe eoaiem-
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At ope-third the cost At our DIspenssry. u East
RIPTTRE cured without pain or hindrssce
from business.
To J;oc BY shfs treatment . pure. lovely
0huiOo cempiexioa- free from sslloxnsss.
freckies. eisckheads. ernpt3ens. etc. brilliant
eyes aud perfect health can be had. That
tired feeling and ali female Weakness
ersl Debility. Sleepiessn<ss Depression and
Indigestion. ovsrfsi Troubles. 1nssmmssion
aud liberation. Falling ane DISBURSEMENTS,
Spinal Weak nepa. Kidney Complaints and
change OF lie Consult the ED Doctsr,
Eye and Ear a nssp o. =, c p. t,. ls
Gisbe, ana Far ara Near sighssdnsss. lsver-
sion Of The Lids. ecrofaloys Eyes Ulcersfiess,
Inasmmsfienx Abscess. Dinbsss 81 ylsien Of
one or beth E1es. and Tnmors Of La. Infsn-
nation Of fba Far. Ffcsrsf fon or Cafarrh. n
ternsl or Erternss Deafness ~ Paralysis sing
ina OF Roaring Seisss. ThieksBsd Drum. etc.
Nervous Debility s sssr@s'Y Essss:
Night Emissions. Lose Of Vita Power. Sep
fusson Of IDEAS biHs sefsye The eyes. Jsnxsst
Gloenin>ss. Deyfes<ssn Of spirits. Asersipn 70
SScietv Eaefs Discouraged, Isaek 81 Corf-
eencs Tu4f. Lssflsss. Tnft fer Study ~ Busi-
ness ana fn1s life . burden. nfsly. psxm&n-
entity ane prfvst>Is cared.
Private Diseases R R.s.s sfl I.'ss.
G'e.t. strset1rs. ssfnins Erisslons. Lyss e
S<raaa Power. vsAkness ~ tie serpsl vrssss.
Wsnt cf Desire IN Nae er FsmAie, whether
rem fnpru1srt haBts 81 yeBnG - sssuai
bsss9fs sf ustnvs years 80 arr ca0ss tfet &C.
tsiitsfes TIE sefssl fnntt5sns spsstii3 AIS
Permanently eures-
Roth govo9 censss censssutassly. n
Oosu OtAtS 70 sny fseabss cal 81 vrfte.
Dssys are Dssssrsux
ssss r. eests ss&xps fer NesIrsi Code -
Laws ~ Hszzfk-
fTFTCF HcT Es-sa ~ tssr o.
cerzsr Br5ers ara GAIA. fsrsn< fsrisa xits.
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r0rrCr 70 cOyrRACrons.


RIDs wANTED-BIDs AND DISPLAYS
missioners a. Snohomish county, Washington, at
the ofiice 81 me county auditor. In snohomish.
wash, until o'clock p. m. OF March II, 1871. for
furnishing the new courthouse with electric light
fixtures; de4Aii list can be had by applying to the
undersigned.
The heard cf county commissioners resery ing the
right to reject any or all bids. GEO G. RUFF.
County Auditor and Clerk Of Board Of County
Commissioners.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND DEAL
IN err In materials and miscellaneous supplies
the hoard Of public works, No. 500 Butler block,
mp to noon Of the 25th Instant for the furnishing TO
the city Of seattle on acquisitions during the
months Of March and April, 1891, materials, sup
plies, ETC., hereinafter Indicated The prices
given In the tenders made TO be based upon pay
ents to be made by the city OF Seattle In warrants
drawn upon the appropriate funds
bids.
Lumber, dimension, Or and cedar; lumber.
dressed, flooring and rustic; piles 80 to IS feet in
length; baed hay, grades TO be specified by seller;
cement: lime; brick; cut spikes, inches: cut
nails. fen-penny to sixtypenny dfir bolts, three.
Quarterback: water pipe and fittings, black and
galvanized, from one-half inch 10 inches diane
ter corporation cocks, 10 fit work Of the Mueller
tapping machine; steam cocks and gates; tools and
miscellaneous hardware: Office desks, chairs, bed
steads and bed furnishings. ETC.: harness and sad
dlery: general ONCE stationery and draughtsmens
supplies: hospital Of patients, including drugs;
druggists' supplies and prescriptions; printing.
Details 70 facilitate bidding viii be gwen on per
oOnal application.
BY order Of the board OF public works
FW. d. HOLBROoK, Secretary.
First publication February ID, 1881.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF gIz
i ty, state Of Washington Leqn1
plaintiff, VS.. Peder Peterson and Etfxu1G0
son, defendants No. $50. CndeF ~
OF an order of sale and special execuc
out of the above named court in the \
titled action. and to me directed and a.
have duly levied upon the following deSc
property. situated In said King county. tosV
No twelve f12), In block No. seven "a, in
View Addition to the city OF Seattle, acuo
the recorded plat thereof, together with
singular the tenemenfs, heretiitamentS
purtenances thereuHt0 belonging or in =
appertaining. Notice Is therefore here
that on Friday the 18th day Of March,
the hour of 10 o'clock o. m. Of said d.
courthouse door in the city Of Seattle. In e.
county. VIII sell the above described -
public auction TO the highest bidder f0e1nN
j. n. WOOLE
Dated this the 10th day of Februarj :
COUNTY TREASURER'S NO4 T
~ county treasurer of King county.
Will pay, on presentation. all outstau<n
drawn on the county fund Of said Good n
date prior to and including warrant No u3
February ~, 1891; also all 0utstandz
drawn on the road and bridge fund 70 Dr.
20. 1891; also all outstanding waFrnum
the school fund Of school district ~
county, bearing date prior to January
10 and including warrant No. 2,11&
Will be paid on such warrants afteR ~
BYRON PHELPS. COuney ~
Dated February 20. 1891
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Calahel & Meachan,
u AND q OLYMPIC BLOCK.
Commercial and Yesler Ave.

= Advertisements under me headsuoS Lost, Found.
4or sale Fer Rent and 6ltuauon5 Wanted will b
1nossted ~ Ne rate Of cent word each insertion
1ngDens always IN advance. No advertisement
eocoived for less than IS centa
NO1ICE.-Ths business once Of the Posr.IN-
rnLxdeHNcEn IL open until IL p. m. classified
advertisements win b received mp 70 this hour.
Advertisements will be received q branch ofacee
ofthe Pos1-INxxLLlaxNcEn at
xee0ma ........s..........~...T. Sammons, Agent
6eft Townsend .................H andley 4 French
Tho following letters await advertisers at this
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cLARKoYArxs.

MADAME ROSS, FORTUNE TEIxZ
w Third street.
T,LORANcE MARVIN, PROPHETU
Il predicted the Seattle fire. Room ~
block, corner Front and Seneca streeek
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AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN-
~ gineers and contractors for bridges Of every de-
scription; wharf building, piie-driving dredging
and steam shovel excavating plans and specifica-
tons furnished on application. correspondence
ficited. Office, Occidental block, Seattle Wash.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co,61I

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as 49,
For san Francisco via Port Tuwuee1
toria. At 3 p m passengers receives -
. p ND February =, 2. II. IL, ~, IA
i've day 9 thereafter e.
For Alaska: February and IL: Not044
from San Francisco for victerie
sound ports: At a. ID. February = NJ
Ifckets may be obtained at the oe1G9
pany, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODAL. PEHK1N2
Gensral gents, San L.
II. MCCLELLAN, superintendent. sGuc1
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II H. HAMMOND & CO. SUCCESSORS TO
-. Anderson 4 Faegrel. commission merchants
aiu ~nolesaie dealers In hay, grain. feed and pro
aaee; storage solicited. Commercial dock fool Of
Madison street, Seattle Wash =
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ASSAYERs AND cHEMTsrs.

~ f.. BOGARDUS. FORMERLY CHEMIST
~. for the b. & o. X. r.. also PRACTICAL assayer
and chemist in Chicago: mines examined: assay
ing and chemical work Of all kinds done classes in
nlerciai and Washington streets Seattle. Wash.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
BOARD AND ROOM, PRIVATE FAMILY.
- 016 Cherry street.
BOARD AND ROOM. 72l Columbia
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CEATTLE. KIRKLAND, HOU0H1Q
~ Yarrow Ferry.
On and after February j. 1891, steamo1
will leave her dock north Of jackson g.
power-hou Lake Washington, foe
Houghton and Yarrow daily.
Leave cable house. Leave K1kl
At 6:45 a. m. At 7:Se q
At 900 a m. AT 0.4e ~
At IL 100 a IN. At l1:48 ~
At 100 D. m. At 1:(4 j.
At 500 .. m. At 3:zk
AT 500 p. IN. At 6s49
Parties intending to return by ocicck
boat can secure berth and meals by appU~
purser on the steamer.
C. r. KRAFT
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PROFESSIONAL NURSE.
MRS. wINDEBANK. LADIES' NURSE.
Isl frst-classEngish certificate. III Oak street.
near the power-house.
r AIDES PRIVATE HOSPITAL-ACCOafMo-
~ dations for ladies at 2,l22 Seventh street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Defoe, Seattle.
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A J. MINTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON,
"A. graduate OF Toronto Veterinary College. Of
fee ae Montana stables Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone 200; residence telephone 367.
GREEN 4 NUGENT. VETERINARY PHYsI-
NJ clans and surgeons; honorary graduates Ont
Vet. College. Office and infrmary It Quincy Cab
phone 432.
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CONFECTIONERS.


Tee CREAM CONFECTIONERY Ere
1 Henry's ice cream, all fiavors, always on hand
delivered promptly TO all parts of the city: Metro
pints 50 cents. two quarts 81. or 80 per gallon:
homemade candies made fresh daily; Largest
assortment In the city at Henry's Si7 TSIrd
street.
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pARTIES WITH sl25 CAN LEARN OF
4 tillsoie Iiiaber claims: near water. three
mlies nom Two towns Can <l9 Filth. corner JEFF
ferson afternoons: this Is no land loca1orsS snan
aud VIII bear fullest Investigation,
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WILL GIVE MORE CASH FOR NEW AND
w second hand furniture. stoves, carpets, ETC.,
at LAOS Front street. under Weed house.
rASH FOR SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD
~ goods; also sells new and secondhand stoves
and furniture. n. NJ. Freeman, 1.525 Front street.
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L,oR RENr-A FRONT SUITE OF OFFICES
i N Union block. Lewis s Ledserwood- IL. Is
IL Union block
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STEAMERS.

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