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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
MONROE PARK RECOMMENDED.
1t Is Considered the Best spot for tho
Wickham Monument.

II has been recommended by the Com
,nittee ON Grounds and Buildings that
Monroe Park be chosen 10y the City Council as
the place for the erection OF the monument 10
General Williams G. Nickhain.
Several other sections ot the city were re-
ferred 10 as desirable localities for the statue.
among them being Jefferson Park, which was
strongly advocated "a "a good place FOR tho site.
The Council will probably act upon the recon-
mendatiOn Il the committee at i's next session,
which conyenes the first Monday evening III
August.
THE CONTRACTOR QUESTION
At the meeting of the committee last evening
after the monument site had been decided upon
the Same trouble that has been discussed at
every meeting OF that body Tor nohths-that OF
the relations between the general and snb-cOn-
tractors on the Third Market-Was brought up
and argued nj length.
MIR. d. C. Richardson, who was present, stated
mat an arrangement had been entered into
among the general ana suD-cOntractors ana ar'
Preston Cocke and himself, Mr.. Cooke repre-
eentinc the sub-cOntractors and he the general
contractors, by which he hoped the whole matter
could be satisfactorily adjusted. Mr.. RichTdson ;
idea IL that all the sub-cOntrlctOrs assouire
me General contractors attome convenient place
xrifh Nr. Cooke and himself ana agree To the
amount due the former by the latter. This being
done n prO rata of the amount due by the clty 70
tho general contractors can be established ana
the sub-contractOrs can get that portion of thoir
money Immediately MI. Richardson says that
when this il established his people can see
where they stand and can within month oL so
arrange Tor a full payment OF the moneys mat
FINISHING WORK.
On motion of Mr.. Curtis, the City Engineer
was instructed 10 advertise ior estimates oi INC
filling and nnishiug Of the hard-woods OF the
new City Hail. -.
some other unmportant business was trans
acted, aud the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
They Will PIax Bail.

On Thursday and Friday afternoons OF
this week the Columbia Athletics, OF Washing
ton. and the Richmond Baseball Club Mhl
meet on the diamond at Island Park. Inc
games will be called az 4:3O promptly, aiid
Manager DonAti, VI the RichmOnd-, proinises
some excellent ball playing on these days,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
rr.m Hail to the Reformatory.

Crenshaw Curry, who was convicted IN
the Police Court July 18th OF petit larceny anu
senteuced 20 sixty days in jail, was pardone1
Yesterday by Governor Mckinney upon condluon
mat Curry be sent 10 the keformatory ana be
subject 10 the rules OF tho Prison Association Oh
yirsiuia until he is twenty-one years OF age.
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Iahnr-Dny Parade.

There was full meeting last night OF the
committee appointed by the Trades Council to
make arrangements for the Lsbor-day parade on
the flrst Monday ia September. and the commit
tse vent earnestly 10 work 10 make the occasion
a grand success. The work to be done by the
cornn,lttes was divided up among the different
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

covered IN this canyon. Gold has also been
picked mp In the hills north of this city. The
whole country Is wrought up 20 n high p;trh and
many ptospectors are fitting out and starting for
the fedr. Those who have returned arc very
enthusiastic over tho prospects and have dust or
nuggets 70 back up their stories. A great deal
OF Iron Is also being uncovered by tho gold hunt.
arr
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Exciting Goid-Finds In WashinEtcn.
lBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

ELLxSBuRo. WASH. July 2O.-There 10
great excitement here over the magnificent
yold-nnds that have been inade IN tho MensssAsh
Canyon, fifteen miles from hero. Fine nuggets
and dust are found daily and the gold b 81 high
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
To lie Decided To-Day.

Judge Barton, who is holding special
term Of the Chancery Court tor Judge LeaAe'
came down from Frederlcksburg yesterday,
where he went Saturday evening TO his home, ana
will this morning decide the Tompkins case, which
among other things iusol es some tobacco bssadS'
dc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

n,lss EsI. odis NT - An a. G me. last
ferred on two candidates and three were ad-
yanced 10 the second degree. Grsnd-Chsneellos
Olivier, Of s,aunton, paid an offcisl visit aud
addressed the lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

Tho mos, enlcacious stiinulents to excite the
appetite are ASGosruRA Bu1sSs, preparen oy
DIR. J. e. b. siegert & Sons Beware oi conn'er'
feits. Ask for the genuine article
70, ,o,nSe or thin Blood. Weakness, Malaria.
Neuralgia indigestion, and biliousne-s tske
RROwN's IRoS BIrTERs-it gives strength, makihs
old persons feel young-and young persons
strong; pleasant to take.
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For suustroke

USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. A. L. ZusxKR, Melrose, Mimi, says !:
at produced gratifying and remarkable
regenersting effect IN case OF sunstyeke,"
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO, 10ls A. NJ, household fur'
niture. bedding, carpets, Re.
HUDSON 4 CO, II NJ. Delaware peacheS-
/. POWERS. | p. NJ, watermelons-
y. c. EDWARDS, l Z. NJ, waicrmelo0@
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Sunday In August.
THE PASTORS AWAY.
All pastors OF the Christian churches or the
city are away eummering OF on duty.
Tho pastor OF the Seyenth-Street churcD, heV'
Jabez Hail, Is taking his vacation at Cie'e-
land. o. T.
Rev. L. A. Cutler, Of Marshall-street, is in
Franklin county attending the district co-opera-
tiOn.
Rev. E. A. Cole. Of the Third church. left few
days ago for his Old home In Indiana, "here he
viii take few weeks rest. ,..
Rev. |. J. Spencer, OF the Co~ardin-Ayenue
church, Manchester, Is attending and assisting IN
the work OF the protracted meeting at clifton
Mr. A. n. Moore. the newly-elected editor OF
tho Missionary Weekly, expects 10 arrive anu
assume his duties in Richmond on July 29tn'
DEDICATION or ST. vIScgNTs CHURCH AT NEWPORT
NEWS.
81. yincent's church AZ Newport News was
dedicated on Sunday by Rign; Rev. A. van de
Vyver, bishop OF Virginia. There were large
number Of Catholics present from hicnmohu,
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Old POINT.
At o'clock Sunday morning speciai train
Of ten coaches left here, having aboard the West,
End Beneficial Society, 81. Patrcks benehciai
Society, McGin Catholic Union, Ancient Order OF
liibernians, Sc. Josephs Society OF 81 mary
German church. and a large number OF otner
citizens. Tho run was made In two hours and a
half
On reaching Newport News the eIcursionists
In line and, preceded by Chief-harshal frltz
Sltterding and his assistants, marched TO the
church, which IL situated on Washington ave-
nue. near Thirty-second street.
The dedlcatory services were commenced aboIt
ii O'clock A procession was formed, headed oy
the cross bearer; then came the acoiytes, clergy,
and the blshop. As they passed around the
church sprinkling the outer walls Win noIy
water, the psalms and litany OF the saints were
chanted. The procession entered the churcn
and the interior walls were sprinkled.
At the conclusion Of these ceremQnies solemn
high mass Was celebrated. Kew. FISHER Charles
K. Donah0e, celebrant; Father Frioh, vicar-gen-
eral " tho diocese, deacon: Rev. Father Patrick
Donahoe, Of ST. Patricks, sub-deacon Brother
MichseI, master OF ceremonies.
Kev. Father McEyoy, OF Georgetown College,
q talented Jesuit priest, preached thededicatory
sermon.
Rev. Father Mccarthy, Of Sacred Heart
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A sSlGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-TN
Washington. ~
IN the matter OF the estate of Duncan c. Mclean,
Insoivent debtor No. ll2l6
Notice Is hereby given TO the public that by the
order OF said court the undersigned assignee has
oeen granted leave and directed TO accept the offer
ol mares borech 10 give nine hundred and ten
doIars IN consideration of a conveyance of the
rsht ute ana interest of the unders igned In lots
seven y ana eight 49,, in block thirty nine (39)
OF d. L. Dennys third addition to the city of Sc
attic comprising the Clarendon hotel property.
ana SAID ofier Will be accepted, provided higher
October 5, 1881.
JOSEPH SHIPPEN, Assignee,
BIT Pioneer Block.
Seattle. Wash. Septenbe- % 1891
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T4NrED-fNFoRM4TFoN.

WANTED -- INFORMATION CONCERNING
" the whereabouts of August Herman A he.
iNsi 81 g iu W lnnSfn0ccS. Nevada thrt wears age
a r Able ola Nts.eF avenue, Seattle state IA
FRI please copy. -
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MATTRESSES AND WOVEN gIeEs

[ r noh1E > LANDER. MANUFACTURER OF
woven wires, spring beds. mattresses and up
nroLsteryt northeast corner Cedar and Water
streets Telephone, 640.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLU TTON.

NOTICE OF observation-disclosures is
~ hereby given that the copartnership heretofore
existing between Charles w. Saunders and +. w.
Houghton, doing business as architects under the
nrm name and style of Charles w. Saunders IL
T. w houghton, Architects Associated and also
under the firm name and style of Saunders d.
Houghton, has been dissolved. L. W Houghton
Will continue the business in the old office in the
washington Territory Investment Companys
building. corner Cherry and Second streets Seat
tie, w ASH. and Will receive all moneys due said
firm and Will complete such business as the firm
now mas on hand and In general will close out the
business of the same
CHARLES W. SAUNDERS,
T.. W. HOUGHTON.
Dated Seattle. Wash September IL, 1891.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ shlp-Notice is hereby given that the partner
snip heretofore subsisting between u.s. the under
signed. Ferdinand Toklas Paul Singerman and J.
B MacDougal. carrying business at Seattle,
hlng county, wash, under the style and firm name
OF Ioklas, Slngerman q Co. On the 18th day
OF July, A. ID. 1891, dissolved by mutual consent.
ana Inat the business in future will be carried
oy 'lhe MacDougal Il Southwick Company
corporation which viii pay and discharge all debts
ana liabilities and receive all moneys payable 10
SAID late hrm FERDINAND TOkLAS,
PAUL SINGERMAN,
J. B. MAcDOUGALL.
DATED at Seattle this 18th dav of July. 1891
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FETERTS4RT4NS.

4 j. MCINTOSH VETERINARY SURGEON
a. graduate of Toronto VeteTinarv COLLEGE OF
nce at Montana stables. Fifth and Washington
streets, telephone, ZOO residence telephone, 367.
GREEN & NUGENT. VETERINARY PHYST-
~ clans and surgeons: honorary graduates on
taFlo Veterinary tollege. Office and infirunary AZ
GurneF Cab stables, corner West ana University
streets; telephone. 49,
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PSYCHOMETRY OR SOUL READING.

CONSULT F. WARDSWoRTH SMITH, LATE
of New York, On all matters of Importance;
inciose lock Of hair; terms 81 Box $40, Seattle,
Wash.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA CTORs.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS FOR STEAM
~ heating-Sealed proposals. will be received at
the office OF the board OF public works of the city
of Seattle up noon Of Wednesday, September
30, 1891, for the furnishing complete In place,
ready for operation. in accordance with plans and
specifications now file at the office Of the super
intendent of buildings, bridges and wharves, a
system of steamheating for the new city hall at
corner Of Third and jefferson streets, this city.
Bidders will state the earliest date at which said
work Will be compile ted ready Tor use.
The amount of the contract price will he paid for
in city warrants drawn on the appropriate fund.
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
Proposals to be Endorsed on the outside PRO
posals for Steam Heating"
By order of the board of public works.
r. w -. HCn.BROOk. secretary.
First publication September 10, 1891
dds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTH.
- ern Railway Company, shelton. Wash. Sealed
bids will be received at this office until October
1881 ior cutting and splitting suitable for locomo
tives and pi!ng along the right-Of-way at points
to be designated by this company 500 cords of fir
wood, a coru to measure feet by feet by "a
The company reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids, but purposes awarding the contract to the
lowest responsible bidder.
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-NoTIC IS
~ given that the Board OF University Land and
Building Commissioners of the state Of Washing
ton hereby invites separate sealed proposals. first
for all the materials; secondly for all the labor
necessary in the construction Of the university
building (to-wit the building for administration
and belles-lettres) the site located therefor in
King county, Wash in accordance with the plans
other drawings and specifications therefor. adopted
by said board. and which will be found at the Office
of Boone e. Wilcox, architects IN rooms SO. 80
and 90, in the Boston block. corner Second and
Columbia streets, seattle, wash, and after Sep
TENDER i, 1891 Said proposals to be filed with the
secretary of the board, James II. Hayden, in seat
tie, on or before Thursday, September "a, 1891 at
the hour of o'clock p. m, at which time all pro-
poSals Will be opened publicly by the board IN its
office, rooms 3O7 and 308 Butler block, Seattle. All
contractors must he citizens of the state of Wash
lngtOn- The board has the right to reject any and
all proposals. Each proposal must he accompanied
by a certified check in the sum of ten thousand
dollars SO OO0 to be forfeited upon the inability
of the bidder 10 furnish satisfactory bond. Pro
posals must be endorsed upon the envelope Sealed
proposal for the building of the University of Wash
ingtOn,"
Dated at Seattle, Wash, August 90 A. ID. 1891.
ELISHA p. FERRY,
Governor and President ex-officio.
JOHN ARTHUR.
JOHN McREAVY,
CHARLES f. LEA WENTWORTH,
JAMES r. HAYDEN,
Board of University Land and
Building Commissioners
Date Of first publication, August %. 1891
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FISH MERCHANTS.

CAMPBELL q sam. CORNER SENECA
u street and Railroad avenue, Seattle wholesale
ceaers IN salt and fresh water fish, oysters, poui-
try and game; Car load and box lots = speciAiv.
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LNOR SALE-wILL SELL YOU FARM -
IT Vashon, 40 or so acres At $40 and eso - -
acre l. Ven Lonsway q Co, lI9 washlnr,sc..
block. ~A
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REMO FILS,


REMoNAL NOTICE-JuHN W. RT-HSFY
~ real estate, removed 70 SIS Second street
room So. $1,000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER % THE
~ Minneapolis Realty and Investment Company
VIII not oe responsible for any debt contract
tered in upon by A L. sutton.
4. IA I.ROT. Acting Secretary
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FOR EXCHANGE.
LNOR EXCHANGE-A FINE BLACK RTrGC;Y
4 horse for sealskln Sacque or diamonds. i diress
/. O Box 259.
I'OR CHANGF-EIGHTY ACRES TNrN,
Il proved, tor good fgrniture good team horses
and wagon. 1904 Front.
" ANTED-TO EXCHANGE CITY PROF.
W erty for horses. tall at Harry White a Co =
real estate office, Occldent block.
FOR EXCHANGE-FOR SEATTLE PROP
erty l. acres only miles from OakIa nj al
me. sunny location. W. T. Hall room 8 sll sec,
ond street
EOR EXCHANGE-LOTS FOR SEVERAL
\ good teams. Address r T. Powell care Harry
White q Co 4'
E'OR EXCHANGE - WILL GIVE Gpan
Trade Of Falrhaven lots for cottage near rail.
way line In Seattle Address Cottage Post-InteIij.
gencer 49,
EpR FSCHANGE-HAVE YOU ANYTHING.
4 IN household goods that don't suit youe We
street. - 40 Teeol4u
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I'OR SALE-wE HAVE GARDEN TRAc~
IT on Lake Washington: the best investmenf y
the state. L. Ven Lonsway & Co, lie washins
ton block.
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E'OR sALE-LOTS, 30XlO0 ON CAR LINE
Il close In, for S275 each. on easy terms. Gard
ner d Stratton, 6O5 second street.
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L,OR SALE-NEW HOUSE on MADTso~
IT car line: modern improvements. ANAL a..
payment; rent pay ments for balance. Room a,
Roxwel building. ="
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L1oR sALE-SI 800; A HOUSE OF s Rno,-s
It lot sOx110; corner; $3.50 cash. H. 8 Turs.s
22l Butler block
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DANCING ACADEMY.
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
x ington hail, l,526 sixth street Advanced class
conyenes Monday aad Friday al p. N: begin
nefs, thursday al p m; juvenile, Saturday. = p.
NJ; private lessons; send for circular. q. Lopp,
Instructor
phoF NJ. c AkER WILL REOPEN HIS
Il dancing school Tuesday evening, October g.
~ eryes building corner Front and Marion
streets; classes Tuesday ana rlday evenings;
cni4GrehS class saturdays; frst-class accommO1a-
lon LOT clos ard private parties; send for circu-
lars Address l37 Marion street.
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LASDSCAPE GARDENERS.

LASDSCAPE GARDENERS.
pEfEhSON, MARION & co. LANDSCA Pr
architects; correspondence solicited. Box
1856. Fremont, Wash
A LFRED GRASSNER, FLORIST AND GAR
~ Heher; landscape. ornamental and all kinds of
garden Work at reasonable rates Corner Madison
and White streets
CARAlCHAEL. STIRLING & CO.. LAND
Sscage gardeners; plans and estimates furnished.
ROx 394, city
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CHORT DATE NOTES AND MORTGAGES
- bought: loans from $50 up on any good secur-
ity Townsend. Milroy IL Co, room Colman
building
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L'OR SAIE-AT A BARGAIN Ann 40
II easy terms. 6-roomed cottage; pleasantly -
mated; good well of water and fenced: two hloshl
from Madison street Apply 70 W. W. Harrissns
Madison and Matches streets. S1s
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L'OR SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES. n Avn o
Il rooms: on car line; close In; this Is a bic ~.
gain; as the owners are forced TO sell at once
Gardner & 5tratton. 6O6 Second street
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L,OR sALE-SMALL INVESTORS REAP pIa
II returns in South Park. SeattIe's marvsions
suburb; buy S75 lot and double your mons
quickly: terms $40 cash. balance IS per rnon,S.
finest residence property In Seattle; best Eardsn
and fruit land in King county; pure cold w.ts..
dry, healthfuI and splendid location; street. 80
line building to the locality. South Park Isnx
Company, ! II Columbia street, Seattle ~'u
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L'OR SALE-A CORNER LOT, 100 Fprr
II square Pontius' addition, with house ara -.
provements, at a bargain Rooms 40i and "a
Burke building.
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REWARD.

ga REWARD FOR THE MAN WHO
~ - took a wheel sCraper away from my lot,
NTH and Pike; 10 for sale, but not that way. r
Chaplin.
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L'oR SALE-FINE SPAN OF BLACK HORSES;
II might exchange for building material Rooms
j to Epler block, Sl3 Second street.
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CARPETS CLEANED, REFITTED AND
Olaid: housecleaning in all its branches; order
boxes at Graham & Dault0ns 40 second ana
Pacific Garrett Company corner Front and spring
Thomas J. =. Pelky.
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L'oR sALE-S500 CASH; HOUSE OF ror-n
IT rooms and a lot. IL s. Turner. 22I Ba,lsns
block ~-@cf
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COSFECTIONFRs.

ICE CREAM. CONFFCTToNEpV 1--rC,
= iiehrt ice cream, all iavors always on hanI
We REQ promptly 70 ali parts ofthe city, No.
ooIcks, al HaVors, one quart so cents tbraa
PINS ~ cents, two quarts. 81 or 81 ner eajIo,.
Hr-trs ~ candles made fresh daily largest as
----.--n- "a .ne CITY al Henrys. S17 Third street
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L,oR sALE-CHOICE CORNER LOT IN RFY-
Il ton addition, cheap. Gardner & stratton, sOs
Second street. ~
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L,OR SALE-STOCK OF JEWELRY AND
II fixtures, will sell fixtures alone: best ioca-
ton in the city; all pledges not redeemed before
September % will be sold. Cal at once at Pacific
Loan Office, South second and Washington streets
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PERSONAL.
NIB; JOHN Il. GRICE HAS A LETTER N
VI the Post intsIlig encer office.
YOU CAN GET AN ABLE AND REITARTF
- ot nlen from irst-class lawyers OF standing in
all eSal difficulties probate land divorce - ~
"es corrections, etc, BY applying 10 Legal Aid As
sos alton. room - Union tloCk, Seattle
II ANIED-THE ACQUAINTANCE OF AN
etdtfIy gentleman ~ nice elderly lasfv. Oh
JeNt nl siriluony and home II suited. address PEI
care PusI-IuteiIigencer. go
DR. LAMoRFUX. OF NEW YORK CuTp0p
ollNE painless treatment; corns b-.nicns
s'S, patrons visited at residences; open Slludsvs
1one-tiulan oiocA' Front ant Cherry streets.
ECONOMICAL MEN-SAVE IS OK yOE-g
next SUIT by sending for II cloth samples
I@SA.sh plate AID measurement blanks free. T,osT.
- Q ceatS I'd L Huntley & Co. wholesale gen
-. -sa-.o's, - Madison street, Chicago. When
or1rring samples please mention Post Inlelli-
SsAceT. ~ SA-4
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CLAIR NTS.

NINE. ROSS CAN BE CONSULTED BY ALL
W. on business, love and marriage Parlor5 IL
and IL corner Third and Pike. Heussy block
ELoRESCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES, WHO
Il predicted the seattle fire. Room 8, Phinney
block, corner Front and seneca streets.
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A NEW PROCESS DISCOVERED BY DIR. f..
~ Vice, the celebrated female physician Of Ber-
lin, for Irregularities and monthly periods; med
lclne need To be taken, matter from what cause:
restores in one or two days; never known TO fan
the new process Is positively guaranteed safe to
use IN any case, and g sent and used at home,
and Is used all Germany. l am the sole
agent for California. Attention-Be not mised
and deceived ny self praised advertisers. The
genuine new process can only be had at my office.
DIR. V. Pepper. 1T Montgomery street. san Fran
cisco. Urgent cases Telegraph.
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