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and Tho vorss results wouid noe b realised unsi'
some time after the scssiou It Congress had
coascd.
Fortunately. Congress has had experience
In lecislsting under circumstances some
what similar to those which now exist.
During tho war between the States. or
soon after it's close. that body passed law
intended to prevent specializing In gold.
and thus preventing q decrease OF tho
purchasing power of ereenbacks or United
States Treasury notes. The result was
precisely the reverse of what Congress had
expected and intended 1t TO be. Gold
fairly jumped up" and ereenbacks de-
clined in value still moro rapidly. whilst the
prices Of all commodities rose 30 high that
ruin and disaster threatened to overtake
tho nstion. Congress being IN session
forthwith repealed the law which had
thus 30 grievously disappointed Its origi-
majors. and things assumed their natural
condition. II must be recollected that in
the case before us now tho bimetallists
are in favor of the Government holding
its hands of and allowing silver and gold
TO be placed on perfect equality. 1t is
the monometallists who persist in dis
eliminating against silver by law.
But tho point we wish to make il that as
the people are determined to have free
coinage and to jingle silver in their pockets.
Congress might If would proceed
next winter rs soon as possible to
pass law providing for the free
coinage Of silver. thus complying with
the popular demand, but making the new
law 60 into effect whilst Congress was in ses-
SION. This would be q great concession
for the timetallists TO make, but as they
have a cause which will last till 1t is sue
cessful. and need not fear tho fullest dis
cussion or the freest operation OF the
national laws Of finance, they can AFFORD
10 make that concession. Time works IN
favor Of him who is in the right. We tell
what Congress might do. Not what 1t will
do.
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little while ago tho Richmond DispArcu
asked: "Can Ii be possible that tho Alliance
convention u Virginia will mount that (Ocnia)
PLATFORM Wen, neishbor. the dose has been
swallowed without sugar or other sweetening.--
kcs(olk v1e,nias.
"'Iis true. tits pity; pity its. It's true"
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COLLECl,
IN RICHMOND. tl.

The next session begins SEP.
and continues nIno month";.
Eyneu-es per session M
embracing entrance fet-, f.f
lights, and washing abDlf
resident student about 49,.
school, II both classes De 'a.a..
$40.
The scheme OF inatrn ''lDl .r
independent schools Of lHfn.
Languages, English, Mafl..
Chemistry. nnd phii0fopIy ari
School OF Law. Provision IS also
tematic instruction in E.nln
The courses Of instfl &c.,
schools lead 20 the degree
Science, Bachelor 81 Art, anf A..r
In the Law School a. the te-..n
Law.
The location Of the college in fte
mond gives IL uusItpl- !
heaithfulness and IN opp =
ment other than than tAlas a-
lege itself.
For catalogues apply ~ 'he
city or address
Chairman
" 25-Sa, Tu&ThtSe24i
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An Episode.
IKafe Masterson. In JudRe.l

An Episode.
(Kate Masterson, in Judged
We had met on the bluff,
She was dashing aud slim
In white flannel frock and yachting hat trim,
And her eyes looking under It's tlp-ti!tcd brsin
We're pretty enough.
In q few weeks hun,
She believed was rich.
thought her an heress--the pert little witch !:
But We both were mistaken, and there Was a
hitch
We had met ON the buff.
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The Wsshls pispntch.

sn eiRhtpage. 6l.columa newspaper and
magazine Of general information. u only
81 Der spnum.
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KSD OF THE MEETING.

To-day is practically the end of the
meeting of the ASSOCIATION SO far as It's
actual work is concerned. The sections
closed up their lists Of papers this after
noon. and Monday and Tuesday are to be
given TO excursions. a number of which
have been arranged by the local commit
tee. The formal closing, with election of
officers. &C.. will occur Tuesday evening.
1t is generally understood that Professor
Joseph Teconti, of the University of Cali
fornia, will be the next president. He
is Georgian by birth and was q
valuable aid to the Confederacy in its
scientific departments. He is a specialist
in geology and author Of a valuable text
book on that subject; but he has written
much on optics and other branches of
science. No more worthy selection could
have boon made. The next meeting OF tho
association will probably be in Rochester,
N. Y. The one now closing which is the
fortieth meeting, will rank in all respects
among the best md most successful ever
held
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ALL SUMNER GOODS MUST BE
SOLD-PRICE no OBJECT
GOODS MUST GO.
PANT AL00NS.

That's orr talk this week. II ought 10 DO Of in-
terest TO every gentleman. PANTALOONS are
quite specially in stock, therefore you'll al
ways find large and varied assortment when
you come here. Now. II you've an interest In
the economic purchase Of a PAIR OF PANTS
we have paved the way for you-we've put you
In position to buy them lower than ever before.
Our hacking down-prico system has spread IT,
self into our
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Ask any OF the following persons what they
think Of EN-:
John Kelley, corner Ninth and Cary streets,
David A. Ainslie, Carriage Manufacturer.
southern Express Company.
Captain Samuel REGISTER. Richmond.
Colonel Alonzo Philips, Richmond.
William b. West. Woodeuwaro dealer.
(jy 24-tAu27l
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PeCul

To itsolf In many important particulars. Hoods
earssrarilla Is different from and superior 10 any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
arstion of ingredients, Hoods sarsaparilia pos
sesses the full curative value OF tho best known
remedies Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In lts medicinal merit. Hoods sarsspa-
rills aocomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla Is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said. loo doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce as good results Hoods sarsaparillA.
Peculiar In Its good name at home - there IL
more OF Hoods sanapariils sold In Lowell. whero
II Is made. than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar In Its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Do not DO in
ducedto take any other preparation. DO sure togst
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold By all druggists. 81; six forss. Preparedony
By c. l. HOOD q CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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The Weekly Dispatch.

an eight-page, G4-column newspaper and
magazine of general information. is only
81 per annum.
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EDUCATIONAL

Vl SCHOOL reopens sEPrgve1.'i'r
and Offers unusual cfncati0nai at,ain,Ek h,
It's sbIo corps NJ toschers under W.. .s,es /,
personal supervision, and ri,l IN '.at.l,.
iunitses for culture rhloh Bslt.9,'-'a ' "A,
tionsi and musical centre a. Il n,. ~
The schooi " situated IN the most b., ~ =
Of tho city. Apply Tor circular, N i9,. !,
Place, Baltimore, Md. '~.i n,
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under new managemrl- I-.
able faculty. The building .tt...
somely reiurnished Fc- ter .-..-
formation apply f0r cota. .y.. Pr. r
jaw.
~ 25-eodi&wim H.-t.
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Reading notices IN rcsding.mntter type I'VE
iincs or less, s1: in nonpsrcil loaded, 75c.
Card Of rates for moro space furnished on sp-
viLraffo
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H-4TRDRESSIyG,

John T. WTTTWER, THE ONLY PR0FFS-
slonai hairdreSser and wigmaker in the civ:
hardresSing; ladies' and children's bangs-cutting
q specially; most natural looking bangs kept in
stock aud made 10 order; all kinds of hair WORK
cone IN the very latest style. Sis Front next 10
Lowman & HanfOrd's.
FACE MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF AC-
= curing a good complexion without cosmetics:
nairdreSslng, cutting, bleaching etc mautcuriny
S SI,a Ghircpody. Mrs Reed, Atkins block, 3l5 Co
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DANCING 4C4DFHT.

SiANDARD ACADEMY, CORNER SECOND
= ana Columbia; receives pupils Monday Tues
social and stage dancing taught. Professor NJ e.
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY WASH.
TS lngton hall, ,526 Sixth street Classes con-
f N1ne MONDAY thursday and Friday al 8 D. m :;
emo 10! Circulars fancy and stage dancing Pro
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COAFECTIONFRS.

Tee cream C0NFFCyTOvrPy r.
llel-Es ice cream al havoFs, always on hand
y 4Iv1plis 10 a. parts OF The civ: Nfro-
- a. nSFors one quart 50 cents tbraa
f'.lss - oFilts no quarts 81. or - rsr gsI an
-o--e-I1a-s candies. made fresh as.Iv. Iaraa-r
" u '1s cry Al Aenry's, SIT Third street
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

~TpChHoLDERS' NEETING-A SPECIAL.
: meeting 90 me s;0c Shllrs OF re K ne Comfy
Investment Company NIL ~ held Al fbs rsr5
E.lDy : o1lce on Monday November A. : $500.
2 II : J. GRANT T,r.sissnt
= Z. SMITH Secrstsrv
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W1yTED-BOARD.

ICANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. BOARD WITH
w refined private family; state terms. sin clair,
Posf-Tnleli zencer.
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CRY NOTICES.

SSFSSNFNT ROLL. or LOCAL IMPROVE
y nlent district No 10. f1r Farm street grade
Nolce l. hereby gwen that the assessasIn. ~ 80
for loea Improvement, district No W, lo1 ,, "a
eradn Of Farm street. m the city Of Seatt,e noa
Depot street to Harrison street IN said eiss, -
cUlisr,,ctIrz Of sidewa IS on both sides hereof
has been uled by the board of public WORKS 80
the city courcil Of me clry OF seattle ard 1Lss
49, = bs-ahv gwen that said roll Is open for plo-
lie psu ctfon a. the office Of the city clerk u "a
CIV nan and UiLt remain open tor Inspection 80
Monday November 10, A D. 1891, ~ oesoeA Z
m ana all persons owning property n ssla -, -
f-1r.vsn mem district and all other persons insrs
a-rpt ara requested 20 appear on said ON Jay =
Novenl Der A D. 1891. al 80 O'Clock p H. a. -
council chambers, N the CT hs 20 lnAAs osss
tfon thereto # any they may have. AZ pelsol3i
Interested are further uolaed that the city COUNCIL
H. 20 said -asr mentioned time. con siasr au' - "A
ali directions made, and WI, a. said Iliie y =
some adjourned meeting, n AXE Sucn corrections =.
surn roll as IL Just; ana thst AFTER me coAslt
GRAFTON ~ any and al objections win approve SUI
70 L aud VIII assess the amounts found 20 De -
against each lot and parcel Of and tro94ng Oh san
street. n. " ~ 1 II p ';ss.,.la
Date Of first publication October - A " -eS--
INPOUNDTD STOCK Al ACCTIoN-sATCH
day. NgVem Der Il. 1891, az 10 =. N, 10 ito1b y
police headquarters corner o! lhrd s.Iee 80 n
Neser avenue VII sell az p1tL-c alct.oa - ~,
the highest bidder for casn 70 pay expense q II
20 ndHg and keeping, IN follow s-1e'cFloso aAr
q one red hetfer; about g. three years Of age;
wgIre s. .ps on Daes.
TGe owner OF the above-aescrjoed animal . 70
M unknOwu BOLTON RDGEhS,
CHER OF Ponce. seattle.
Date OF first publication October 20. lssl'
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
" ely Ak rolls ior the year 1891 are now 70 -
Cfice and that al city taxes on Do reAl $40
an personal properly, as assessed upon sAd Eo...
VIII become cue aud payable a. my cIace y ~, 80
CIV balI o. the first day OF ' oveuaoe A y L,SL.
All taxes Is assessed upon sad rolls not pau u
or before March nrst \. D. 1892, a. oe-ocA
H. NIL Be declared delinquent and penalty ea
Der CenIum al led.
WILLIS L ANrEs. city Treasures
Date OF first publication, october o. 1874
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MARRIED.

vAIIrMA RTYR-At the residence Of Q. r Pal
ner in North Seattle sunday. November !, Mr..
George W. Vail OF Port Angeles and sarah Z.
Martyr, % Seattle. Rev A Inwood officiating.
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LyOR PRIVATE BOARD Or ROOM NEAR
Il business center apply to Mrs A. Carey, 600
Third street corner James; references given and
required.
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BUSINESS CH4SCEs
TOR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN PAYING
F'tau huSlnlsS; Old established and good
Inquire OF holland & Co. l.4-5 Front street
Tor sAIE-HALF INTEREST N OLD rs
I tStI'shea manufacturing bus ness thar is net
ting 20 rer cent per month on Carital invested
qu'red $1,000 For particulars inquire of Holland
& johnson, l.+25 Front street,
L'OR RENT-TO EXPERIENCED PARITES
4 ne d;nInS-room aud kitchen of a 1901 room
hotel; rent VIII be taken ont IN board Address
J.. g. box a07.
EoR RENT-CHEAP. CRYSTAL LAUNDRY,
I1q .'re "8 the PREMISES. Neser avenue, De-
tween Third and Fourth,
L'OE SALE-ByDk AND sTATIOH BI@S-
hess test location "a The CITY, $1,000 cash
FOR EACHANGE.
L7oR EXCHANGE - EVERYGHTTC- F1P
anything. Big secondhand stor-. sixth ami
Pike Chapn.
TOR EXCHANGED WILL EXCHANGE A
7 me SO 600 stock % shoes in good town IN
Mary ana TOR deslrao property in seattle Wash
Owners address :. ". Thatcher Aurora. ia.
TOR EXCHANGE-FIvF-AC GARDEN
4 Tracts near hiFAland tor city property. Rooms
$40 ana Slo PloHeer block
TOR EXGHANGE-sTocK u AMERICAN
L DISTRICT Telegraph Company AZ Falrnayen for
Tea. estate II ~ratl!s CO ka.rhaveG. Address Z
fosi-Intei!,seucea
Lon EXCHANGE-so ACRES OF coon
land Tor city properly; also = house II : rooms
Tor -.ls between Second stree; ana axe " a-n.n.,
FcE S4LE-LODGIN6-Ro
TOR SALE - SMALL LoDGING-HoUsF
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Advertisements under the heads Of Lost, Found,
For sale. For Rent and Situations Wanted viii he
inserted At the rate Of cent word each Insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisement
received for less thaa % cents.
YoTICE-The business office of the Posr-IS-
TEIIrsKScER 4 open until IL p N Classified
advertisements viii be received up TO this hour.
Advertisements will he received 90 branch oh1ces
Of the Posr-ISTRLLIsEscEK st;
Tacoma .......................TS smmons. Agent
Port Townsend ,........... French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
nHa
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s TOR4GE.
TAIL ORISG.

HAVE YOUR TROUSERS MADE nv -
II trousers maker. We make no,hI,1 ~ 10y
Gottstein building. corner Front and ca7ss: hs
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e10 SO-FoR sALE-A ,. GsEA - .c Baf /.
frx--Isss marsh land 10 acres alder bottom ~
aces mos Is good upland; very easily cleared
fra improvements done; TWO good living HOUSES,
etc efc situated ~ miles from Arlington, oho
h0-nfSh county: p, miles 10 n lroad station Anu
near ~Iil.agGam iSh river; viii sell the NHole -
q UpO: cheap az 5000; terms. nail cSsn, V1
so,,e in ; wears a. low interest; this " ~ GEAR y
vesti-at.on II land Is not as represented vii ~
bona fde {uGuirers expenses TO and from the prop
erty. owner 5 leaving the state ana mus sch ~
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Y srraa, -, = ~ N - ~, CORN EE SENE 4
dealers in % - al az enus. seattle. Wholesale
fr- "a selt ana tresh alter 6sh OYSTER 1oal-
- 60 ZANE car loa ard 1ox los : suefiai-v
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4 LICE NJ. AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MAN
~ cure and electrologist, hairdressing parlors :
and 20 HolyOke block. Front and ~prinE streets
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ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS.

n f. BoGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". Chamber of Commerce: mines examined
assaying and chemical work of all kinds done.
Rooms At, 4S and 49 Sullivan building From.
street, between Cherry and Columbia.
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CA RIP EELIVyNr

4 Nd HOCSECLEANING II - r.
branches: order boxes ~ C;r,L-r, = u L.
49,, 80 ana Pacific Garnet Companv corner
80 me Spring Thomas J. : Pc " N0---'-
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&C ENTS WANTED,

WANTED AGENTS; BUTLFR'S ROoE.
" LOCO pages. 200 eDgravsngs: published IN
tAree languages, rrst edition 100000; the nalv
Sork ty General BENJAMIN r Batter: terrfr0ry
encnl1 - spoken toT promptly; c0rresnondencs
bANlted Iron experienced solicitors AMI Others
Sac tranclscO -f''''' =
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Is ~ q hANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
corner $500 lens @O@, ZO4 and 200 Burke hIocG
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TOR SALE-HoCSEs IN ANY PART OF THE
It city on the instaIlu,ens plan Room IS Union
block.
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DARTrFs HAVING MONEY TO LOAN WILL
l. DO well TO consult r. II. Dempsey, lib Column,
hia street; several applicants for money; sood
stssI
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MATTRESS rs IND WOVEy ~

GEORGE :. LANDER N.Nrr.~-~----
VI Of woven wire. spring beds rnaftrsssns1 az "a
holstery; northeast corner Cedar and a NJ. p
streets: telephone $40 a Wass
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A J. MINTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON
u. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. OF
flee at Montana stables Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone, 200: residence telephone, 367
WALTER GREEN, VETERINARY PHYSI-
w clan and surgeon: honorary graduate On
tario Veterinary College. Office and infirmary at
Quincy Cab stables, corner West and University
streets: telephone 432.
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DRESS MAKING

DRESS MAKING.
MISS NANNY HANSON FELINE FASH
VI ionaole swedish and French dressuaker SIT
Pike street.
MRS. KING, FASHIONABLE DRESS
VI maker: Children's clothes a speciality; best
work; Eastern prices l,514 Front street. between
Pike and Pine.
MISSES SLICK & KING FAsHrONABLE
building.
Nj lSS A. NICHOLSON. FASHIONABLE
W dressmakng payIors 81 Hipckley block
second street; stylish garments perfect fit guar
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NAVY YARD ACRES AT LOT PRICE SPE-
~ cal bargains in KiJsap county JonH W. RUN
sey. Sl3 second street
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- CITY SHIRT FACTORY. $50 SIC
f1Sr fit Al alndS Q: shirts order; per
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COMMISSION And syop.

NE HAVE SUPERIOR FACT TT,s->
W our eK ensive warehouses for st@-sllEs u
hold gods and furniture; also grain ana ~ soss
duce. Fl. K. II mm0nd e Co. soI I. sSsaer p.
street corner Marion. "-A'oz5 W.
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II TING.

pACIFIC RAILING AND pTAT-%C COW
pahy' manufacturers OF ron fences grille ans
NIEe work. ratings, fancy non work a39 are o.
j : Cuion street $500 I'm - t4'1-4i1S
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pHysycIASs AND SURGEONS.

80 III Rooms PHYSICIAN AID SUR
geon ~ and 2l2 Pioneer block. Office hours
otoi2, TO 5. Residence, corner MoCla!re. and
Barclay streets
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DR. STILLSON EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
IL throat Ealler building.
nR KIRRF-OCULI~T AND AURIST AND
IL physician for diseases Of the throat; remoy ed
TO Haller block. corner Columbia and Secoad
streets rooms : and ).
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CL4ERTOYINTS

VI u - , tsQeo an BE ONsCLTED BY All
AID - c D.s'less. love and marriage Plrlors ii
- ----C- LALrQ .nc PIX EAn..r 49,
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SECOND-HAyD GOODs


iGHEST Cash PRICE PAID F0R ~.
Il Il and second-hand furniture at chestsrss ~
p ke street N7'esFs ll3
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rT,D IoAN-FRoM $500 TO $4,000 ON GOOD
L security Room Iewellyn- Dodge building
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DTETNG AND CLEANING.

THE BEST PLACE TO HAVE yOvR
l clothes cleaned ami dyed bv expert tailors ana
onc street UNS' O4- 9e0
CAN FRAVC-rSC-O l-TI- = -, 1-,-,----
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IOR SALL.-60.000 ACRES CHOICE FHUiR
and zine lsnd with perpetual water rights for
sale in lots 70 suit from $50 an acre upward r9s
rar,iculars maps. etc, apply 70 the CrocSsr- HUI
man Lani and WAFER Company, MERGED IA-
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
It property- Farm lands a. slaughter, henL Fo-s
c-,sa-s S1r,ss ('irv ami vash0n Inland: the sup9-
roritv of the ABOVE localities for productyeness %
soll Is vel known James Z Porter. Il Gottstein
buiidinz
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MONEY TO LOAN on LIFE INSURANCE
VI policies policies bought outright. Room
nj
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VI no delay in closing. solicitors Loan ana
Trust COMPANY T. w. Richie. manager, 40
second street
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