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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-28
BoNDs-CLosING PRICES.
Merchants National Bank 4!
ST. PAUL, MIMI.
Capital, $1,000, 600
Surplus& Undivided 800, 600

". R. MERRIAM. President.
c. Fl. BIGELOW, Vice President
+: A. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
GEO. c. POWER, Asst. Cashier.
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Hastings Mayor Resigns.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS, Jan. 27.-At the meeting
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Oil Markets.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Jan. 27-Petrolenm-Noth
ing doing. National transit certificates
opened at 74c.
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ST. PAUL UNION STOCK YARDS co

SOUTH ST. PAUL.
The Yards and Packing Houses Open for
Business.
Ready Cash Market for Hogs
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COMMISSION -. MERCHANTS,

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Coffee and Cotton
Bought, sold and carried on margins for fut
ture delivery.
324 Jackson ST., Gillian Block.
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Write US and we will mail you our Daily Mar
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ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers were
recorded yesterday:
John Lawson and wife to George e
Skinner, south IS feet of 1t 49, How
ard Park 81 500
same to same, south IL feet of 1t 7S and
north IS feet of 1t 70, Howard Park :. $3.50
Union Land Co to E Matheis 1t 8, blk
II, Burlington Heights No ......... 400
M Malone and wife to Ellington,
undivided south "A of 1t 10, blk L.
Rosedale Park 500
l Z Matthews to Jennie c Hayes, east
81 feet Of 1t l. biz /, A B Wilgus' add. 400
G A Staples to S C Staples, 1t 1, blk 9,
Langevvin's Fourth add .............' $500
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BANK OF MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL. MINN.

WIN. DAWSON, President.
ROBT. A. SMITH, Vice Pres,t,
WIN. DA WSON JR., Cashier.
ROST. l.. MILLER, Asst Cashier.
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DrErye AVID CLEANING.
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF 0HERIFF'S SALEM THE SU-
~ perior court Of King county. state Of Washing
doing business under the firm name and style Of
Williams 4 Groat, plaintiffs, vs. T. o. Lindsay, C.
S,032. Execution.
Under and by virtue Of an execution, issued out
tom lne ana n6I !" sne aC
levied upon the following described real property.
s,u n;ns IL IN IS, said King to VII A.
lisl. sevsntsen si75, twenty Coz swsnsy-ons ssi.
lamette meridian, thirty eight and twenty mine
intersects the northwest corner Of the : A. Maple
donation claim, and running thence north along said
seven and twenty hundredths (27. 20, chains u q
point thirty and seventeen-h5ndredths (SO1O
Collins donation claim. thence west twenty-six
and -twohundredths (26.52) chains TO the east
Of Lucinda Gordon, deceased. to Bowles G sprasue:
thence south along the east line of said Sprague
c sIass ,y and hundredths (S7O
t46l minutes west one and fty( l.5O) hum
dre p Chains s g the Of the Columbia
forty ons-Sundredshs tsSp chains n n'n no aaS
chains west Of the north corner of the s. A. Maple
Donation claim; thence east thirteen and ninety
ginning. containing ninety-nine and one-ffth
(99 Lob acres. more or less; except that GER
tOelN& part
above described tract Of land) more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at point on the
east line of the L. NJ. Collins donation claim num-
Der forty (46) in sections sixteen (l6) seven
teen 90, twenty GOD. twenty-one t2l), twenty
eight tzS) and twenty-nine (29), in township
twenty-four (24l. north Of range four "a, East
MMLlamette meridian, King county, Washington,
forty mine and forty-eight hundredths fA9.4Sl
chains north where said claim line intersects the
northwest corner OF the 8. A. Maple donation claim
line; thence north along said claim line ten and
thrty-hve hundredths Q0.35) chains; thence west
twenty-six and ffty-two hundreths t26.52l chains
20 the east line of that tract coveye to
Bowies c. Sprague: thence south ten and thirty
nye hundredths QO36l chains: thence east twenty
place Of beginning. containing twenty seven and
tnTsy.nve hSndrsdths t27 $50 acres more or less.
the LIST day Of May. 1891 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
Z. m o. said day. ct the front door of the court
mousse in the city OF Seattle in said King county,
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated this the LIST day Of April. 1891.
j. HI. WOOLERY.
Sherih King County. State of Washington.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO ACTORs.-BROADWAY
Az street grade. Sealed proposals will be re-
public works Of the city Of Seattle. on or hefnre
Monday, April Is. 1891, at IL O'Clock noon for tho
grading OF and construction of sidewalks on hofh
sides OF Broadway street from Yesler avenue 10 No
Forrest street in the city Of seattle in accnrsnce
with The plans and specifications therefor now on
file i'm my office Each bid Is to be accomnan ted
by certified check payable to the order of the CITY
comptroller Tor sum not less than per cent of
the amount hid. and no bid will be considered nm
less accompanied by such check The hoard oe
bids. F. ~. D. H Ifi,f1 my ana all
Secretary Board Of Public Works
First publication April 2, 1891
pIDS FOR, CLEARING LAND-NOTICE "a
- hereby given that on Tuesday, April n 1891
bids Will be received by the board OF county com
missloners at the Office OF the auditor Of said
county. until the hour OF 2 O'Clock d m on said
day, for the clearing, grubbing and blowing of ten
acres OF land situated In the northeast corner Of
the west half of the 1. NJ Collins donation claim.
situated In sections II and 90 Township 2I North
Range Last, according TO the specifications nov,
on lille In the office of said auditor Each hid
must specify certain sum per or net sum for
a certain sum Per cord for each cord OF wood
cut and piled in accordance with the snaf-
incaflons, and must be ACCOMPANIED nv a
certified check Of one hundred dollars 10 guarantee
that the bidder will enter into contract i'm casa ~
receives the award. ~
The successful bidder will be required n ept.r
dollars for completion of the same accordinv 70
SAID specifications, and also bond in the fnll sum
OF the contract price, as required by the laws ~
.ne s,aae providing for the payment Of labor and
material furnished within FIVE days from the date
OF award. The board reserves the right to reiact
any and all bids. '''
BY order of the board of county commissioners
Dated at seattle March 10. A. D. 1891.
+. A. TwICHELL
county Auditor and exofficio Clerk of said Board.
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nRprNANCE no. 1.sus.,

ORDINANCE NO. l,0oa.-arz
~ to authorize p. B. ~
Baker, /. H. Sanders0n, a.
Collins to improve Co1um
Twelfth street and Bruodua1 E
street between Columbia ard q
city Of Seattle, by grading ana &
walk on each side Of the 80 r.
pense. 49, E
Be 1t ordained by the city a. 60
Section l. That p. b II. r.
Baker, I. H. Sanderson, a. a.
Collins be, and they ere heeJ1R
empowered to improve Coluu
Twelfth street to Broadway ID
from Columbia street to Cherry
city OF Seattle. by grading -
ance with the established grnde =
sidewalk on each side thereof
Sec. 2. That the cost Of Tie
vided for In section one Of this -
paid by said p. b. NJ. Miller, Chml1S
HI. Sanderson, A. A. Denny end -
Sec. 3. The city Of Seattle -
come responsible for any d ~ v1f
incurred in the Improvements pGu0
ton one of this ordinance. 2
Section 4. The improyemeuf 1900
ton one shall be done under - r
supervision of the city engineer q
tie and the grading shall Be N 49,
established grade. s. ss{
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall tn g.
force from and after its passaes -
Passed house Of delegaoGo -
March, A. ID. 1891. +
President pro tenn. Houo6f
Passed board Of aldermen -
March, A D.169l. GE0n61 II
President DooG1o4
Approved by me this SOeh dnF e
1891. HARRY VHX<
Filed by me this 3Oth day 81 l1n651S T
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nRDINANCENO no. l,67O-ANoon1
" authorize p II. Harvlwfrko.

ORDINANCE NO. 1,07O-ANonn@6'
" authorize f. HI. Hardwicke. G.
George kinnear, John r. WIN -
rnne, the StimsOn Land C0mpanvU
to grade q their own expense lV41
Temperance street to Light stxoGE
Be II ordained by the ciky ~ 80 l.
Section l. Thai +. n. HankQl
Adair, GeOrge KinneAr, John x
Cochrane, the Stimson Land 1 oD s
Sheafe be, and they are hefGo0 49,
az their own expense Powell 00l u
ance street to Llkht street, - u1uf1
in accordance with the liked Uno 49,
work TO be done under the G1l6nno1
city engineer and to b. nc6&D90t
street when graded to be oldeuG
~ the expense Of the nhovo $500
city OF Sea tie shall In no WfD -
responsible for any Of the laboR err
the grading and sidewalking 81 -
Sec. =. This ordinance shAn n0(
and amer Its passage and apRgez IS
Passed board OF aldermen No.
0EO66I
President BuaE1
Passed house Of delegates MnzE1
GEORGE n IN
President pro tenn. Ho0Go q
Approved by me this 30sh deI
1891 HARRY NlII
Filed by me this 3Oth day of IT.
HI. w. MIENH
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ORDINANCE NO. l.ss7-An &

ORDINANCE NO. 1.0o7 IAN
" to authorize George B. Ada1k. -
John +. Willis, George ]. Smith, ~
M. Burke, G. M. Sheafe and G. q.
grade Banner street from Allee oep4
street.
Be 1t ordained by the city Of Seo11o
section 1. That George B. AdntRt g.
John +. Willis, George J. Smith, A. -
NJ. Burke. G. NJ. Sheate and G. O. -
and they are hereby authorized -
own expense, Banner street, n ~
from Alice street TO Bradley efxo99v
be graded In accordance With ~
thereof and the work 70 b dOne -
intendence OF the city engines -
by him; said street, when grAdees ~
on each side at the expense - IL
parties. The city Of eeettle she4 - IT,
no extent be responsible for ony g
materials used In the grading - Z
said street. 81
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall tako
force from and after its pasanGe -
Passed board Of aldermen NA1u1 4<{
GEO. w. HALL H1e
Passed house OF delegates Maxe4 ~
GEO. b. KITTINGER, Prek ~ X
Approved by me this 30th o4y -
1891. HARRY Wutx
Filed by me this 30tn day 81 No. ~
H. W. MULES T.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Is hereby given that the a m OF Mills a Ram
dali, doing senersi real estate business is this
day dissolved by mutual consent A. r. Randall
having purchased me interest of A. l. Mills. A
T. Randall viii continue the bushes IS collect ana
Pay all DIS OF the firm. A. l. MILLS
A. r. RANDALL
Seattle. w ash, April j. 1891.
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c0xrECrrOxERs.

ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY. ETC
Henry's ice cream all favors. always ON hand,
poltan bricks, AL havors. one quart 50 cents three
pints so cents, two quarts ~, or ~ per gallon;
assortment in the city At Henry's, SI7 Third
street.
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ORDINANcE NO. l,sss-AN olnn

1RDINANCE NO. l,se5-AN o1pq
~ authorize f. III. Hardwicke, go
Jesse +. Cochrane, J. II. Payne. Geo9
III. McKawain and l. G. Mcfarian ~
street in the city Of Seattle from ~ g
to Bradley street.
Be IL ordained by the city Of SeoetAo =
Section I. That f. IL. HardwickA
near, jesse +. Cochrane, J. H. PoX.s
Lyon, +. HI. Mckawain and l. 9. uc1
they are hereby authorized to grn1e &
expense Light street. in the city 81
Olympic avenue TO Bradley street. ~ 4
graded in accordance with the liked O.
and the work to be done under the 80
OF the city engineer and to be acce~
said street when graded to be sdeWot
side at the expense Of the above -
The city Of Seattle shall In no wise -
tent be responsible for any Of the 49,
used in the grading and sidewalking
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take 49,
Ia force from and after its passage 40
Passed board OF aldermen this l7th ~
1891. GEORGE ". ~
Preaide12
Passed house Of delegates March IL 4
GEORGE n KI1x13 ~
President pro - 4
Approved by me this 30th day q ~
HARRY WHYIA
Filed by me this 3Oth day OF March ~
III. w. MILLER ~
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-nxv-n U z =,
ONT RESOLUTION M Sss.'@
solved by the board Of ~
bled: ~ 49, IT,
That IL Is the inteutior - ;. E
eald city To Improve Mvt<
what Is called Alta street.. ftc..' Z,
clarence street, In said cffv -
waking the same. The esfiu,:s g.
and grubbinz said street. errl-Ss.1S
Ts,IG.f2: the estimated cnef ~
street Is l5.0S3.08. excludin. ~
estimafed cost of the sideWSIk$- u
$t,iiVW. the totai estinn1sS ~
tae aoutting lot owners u IN - = ~!
ated cost Of the clearin9 snS c.sess.l B
fngs Is $4l6.25; the eyfimssaS 49,. (
OF the crossings 10 e2,7l320,
cost 10 be paid by the citv = Z
cost or the clearing. TYubhins
street and Of the sidewaIking - ~
assessed against the prox,ert~
street proposed to be impgove7 = lS1.
and which said abuttins -
declared to be the uFuGrssS
ssio Improvement. Al nses
aouftlng property, as def3ned - -
OF article eight WIN
sZnl nave nfteen l5) days ~ 80
OF the first publication AZ m -.
the city clerk protests assir-s 49, r.. ~
Passed board Of aidermen ~
49, Presideus 49, ~
Passed house Of delegates H1SsS 1
GEORGE n NJ
President pro tenn. AZ uSree
Approved by me this s0eS ~
lsyi. HARRY ~
Filed by me this 3Oth day n 49,
III W Mf1T2X<&
Date of first publication. ~ - :!
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ORDINANCE NO. 1,66S-AN Okptn
" 10 refund to Anna E. Hanfosd 49,
forty dollars. wrongfuIiy assessed ana 49,
personal property tax by the city OF 49,
he it ordained BY the city Of seottie - Ssx
Section 1. That the city compfroiiet 80 "a
Is hereby authorized and directed. 70 oraS
lars. payable to Anna Il. Hanford. %
personal property tax wrongfully assee2es
city Of Seattle and collected nom $40 z
Hanford. - -
sec 2. This ordinance shall take enect -
force from and AFTER its passage ana ~ &c.
the mayor. .~sSx7#
Passed board OF aldermen March l5sns W
GEO. w. HALL. PIea ~ 42az
Passed house Of delegates March ltsn. X
GEO. B. kITTiNGER. Pres. pro te1 No 5{&
1891. HARRY WH1tx
Flied by me this 30th day Of Mareh, ~
III. w. MILLER ~ @s
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REWARD.

&S0 REWARD REWARD OF $50 Fx-
RpV cii'siNe OF transportation charges 10 Bon.
NY stewart nndeftakers, VIII be paid at tae
cbiss ot StfnNe Il AeAtcken, Starr BOYD building
Seattle, tor the recovery of The body of Albert j
t'a.es, supposed Ia have been drowned la Seattle
hsrhor on the afternoon of Saturday Febrasry
20. 1891.
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ORDINANCE NO. LOGAN OIL
" authorizing the comptroller g
the assessment roll for the grnG 1
PiGmmer's q Dearborn's addition asss "a n
payment OF the same. xS5&
Be IL ordained by the city Of Seatsle =
section !. The comptroller OF the cry 49,
Is hereby authorized to correct the
roll for the grading of South Eighth
ordinance No. 1888 by striking theey.s
mers 4 Dearborn's addition for the r.
said lots are not adjoining upon said iu
and are not within the assessment dfstzS -
said ordinance ~ ~
See q This ordinance shall take efEece e. s
force from and after its passage and ePYsrS3 8
Passed board Of aldermen March l1tns 1sN
GEO. W. HALL. Pre9 49, 4 ~;
Passed house OF delegates March lotns
GEO. b. KITTINGER Pres. pro temz - 4:
Approved by me this 3Oth day O. - Z
1891. HARRY WHITE
Filed by me this Both day OF March, - IS
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Joint RESOLUTION M -
u solved by the board Of 49,, -
delegates OF the city Of Seor1S 49,!
blad:
That IL is the intention Of ~ - 8. 7
city 10 improve Twelfth Stre~S ~ 7z
street in said city by Kra<iiss ~ s!.
ance with the established nS1S % r. I'D
sidewalks on each side Of the s11Ss. ~
cost Of said Improvements 3 ffvS5
dred Us, 800 dollars, and TT 49, ~
ment, excepting the cost Of - W. ~
Is TO be assessed against the - r.
said street proposed to BE- iurrS D.
above, and which said abufffn1 49,
declared TO be the properly
provement. All persons c.
property, as defined by sectfun -
eight 80 Of the freehOldeys 0R1
teen (15) days from and aftef ~
publication Of this resolutioa
clerk q protest against said iuas1
Passed the house Of tleleentas
GEORGE
President pro ten ~
Passed board Of aldermen -
0EO
President 1
Approved by me this S0e6
1881 HARRYy
Filed by me this Both 1sy q
H W. NITx6
Date Of first publication 2Gare1
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EotfND.

EoCNp-THAr If YOU WANT TO EAT
the ncst roast beef for luncheon best heefsfeak
Tor oseakiast snd supper, 20 20 the Columbia lunch
yosials. opposite posteitiep fFst-class Uncertainty
lnneh li:SJ e. 2sSo. try IL
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NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS, COR
~ ner sixth and Pike streets, Seattle; all kinds
cemetery work on shortest notice; designs fur
niahsd on application.
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SECOND-HAND GOODS.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE
Ii shoes, clothing and second hand goods of ali
descriptions. Drop postal 70 Bells second hand
store z ,210 Front street.
CASH FOR SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD
~ goods: also sells new and secondhand stoves
and furniture N. ~. Freeman, 1.525 Front street
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FOR REST-HOTELS.

L'oR REST-HoTEL WITH BAR AND OF
- isee; ~ rooms; southwest corner Main and
South Third streets, brick bpildings reAsona-
eie Inquire In Hinckley block. corner second
and Columbia. room No -
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HOTELS.

RoIER HOUSE - FIRST-CLASS Private
~ hotei, I,llo1s Front street; excellent rooms
reserved for tranSients - AN0AAS
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wHOLEsALE CIGARS.


DEMOVED IF. ANTHONY'S BINDERY,
N blank book manufacturers, removed to WASH
ington street, corner Commercial street, Seattle,
Wash.
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TT r. HAMMOND 4 CO. SUCCESSORS TO
II. Anderson 4 Faegre), commission merchants
and wholesale dealers in hay, grain. feed and pro-
slce: storage solicited. Commercial dock, foot OF
Madison street, Seattle. Wash.
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no. RrNr- noDcrNe-nousEs.

l,pR kENT-Ps.UMMrR HOUSE. CONTAINS
> - rooms, Inquire $50 lnlrd street
Eok hENT-IopSiNo-H HOUSES. ALoSzo
i Haii. Olympic block.
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INoR RENT-CLIFToN HOTEL CORNER
Il south Fifth and Yesler; SO rcons; electric
Light Room u Rainier hotel
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RESTA URANTS.

CADDLE ROCK RESTAURANT Nwy,- 49,
- land hotel; hes, of cooking; reasonable n,icas
open DAY and night; steaks, chops, fish. oysters
A BBoTr HOUSE RESTAURANT. PIKE
- s-r... ls now open; home cooking a speciality
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- Aooou III nder new proprietorship and man
agement; new hotel conducted on the AmerIcar
plan; steam heat and electric lights throw ghnnt.
special Inducements to commercial men and shaa,
j. ]. Kelly, manager iaeoiiA
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A fTER THIS DATE THE DONAC BREW
~ ing Company VIII not De Responsible for an,,
bills contracted by their agents unless by order
nom company DONAU BREWING Co
NOTICE TO PRoPRIEToRS-PI.ANS Fop
~ costases, sle; fo- two-srory residences $50;
buildings erected on insrallment plan j Fried.
lander q Co, architects. Kline & Rosenberg block
rooms and 9.
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G0YERNAfENr LAND.

HOMESTEAD AND TIMBER CLAIMS 10
IL Gated satisfaction guaranteed Cali on or ad-
dress Dewitt Whiteman, room IS Squire-Lati-
mer building, Seattle, Wash.
DEOPLE LOOKING FOR PERMANENT
homes timber claims will do well to cali ON
the State Land Company: we have good places
near salt water; also fine property tor sale. Wight
Graham & Co. room s. Squire LAtimer building
Commercial street
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Special NOTICE.

NoTiCE-CHECk ON DEXTER HORTON
~ & Co, signed seas Brown per FELIX Rrown -
payable to A Franklin or bearer; payment has
been sfopped - - -
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FoR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
L,oR NOTWITHSTANDING IN
Il side residence property for acreage: within one
or two miles from Kirkland. See owner. room 3
Sanderson block.
LaoR EXCHANGE-ACRE PROPERTY NEAR
Il Seattle and choice lots in Anacortes for city
property in Omaha or Lincoln, Neb. or improved
farms in Eastern Nebraska Address NJ p o.
box ,s23. Seattle.
Tor SALE OR EXcHANGE--FoR SEATTLE
property 10 acres In vines and fruits in Califor-
MIA with the largest chicken hatchery the Coast:
place highly improved; buildings all new; with
$4,000 Address Il. Fl. Ryan, Seattle. box 33S
Il IRELAND ACRES AND LOTS; SEATTLE
IN lots and houses: q steam backyard at West
Seattle; fuily equipped. Swear lease; terms TO
suit purchaser Address Owner, Eper block
room 70, sl3 Second street. city.
LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR SEATTLE
Il property. small ranch AT Point No Point Kit
sap county, together with stock thereon and tools
necessary 10 carry IL Inquire Of j, s. Maggs
Lake Union boulevard
WANTED-ro EXCHANGE SOME coon
tngton, Oregon or the East Address owner p o.
box ], l01. Seattle. Wash.
LNoR ENCHANGE-INSIDE PROPERTY IN
Hoqniani, Wash. for residence in Seattle: viii
pay difference II cash j. +. Trowbyidge, sos West
street. Seattle. Posioffice box 74l.
L,oR EXCHANGE-SALMoN FISHING sra
Il uon In Alaska; VIII trade Seattle properfy
j NJ. acknowledgements.
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THORNTON 4 SMITH. laos SECOND
street. contractors Jobbing and Office work
q speciality.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-TwO OR THREE GOOD MEN
~ 70 represent orr weliknown house for town
md city trade: local and travelling; 500 and
penaes per month to the right man. AppIy quick,
&fafinE age. I. Il May 4 CO.. Nurserymcn, Flor
3sen and SeedSmen, 81 Paul. MINI. (This house Is
yeepoukib1e.)
NfANTED--A Roy TO LEARN THE BAKING
s ~ trade Apply AT 500 Columbia street, between
Third and Fourth streets
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LNOR EXCHANGE-INTEREST IN.
II side residence property for acreage: within one
or two miles from Kirkland. See owner, room
Sanderson block.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY, WASH
V ington hall 1875 sixth street. advanced
classes Monday and Friday evenings; beginsers'
class Thursday eKening: private lessons; waltz q
speciality. Professor q. Lopp. Sc nd for circular
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ENoR SAL.E-PIANOS. ORGANS, yIOLINS
II hanjos. guitars and strings; In fact eyerything
in tina music line F. Chrtstianer. sll Third street