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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

The gold-bugs are rejoiced, says the
Courler-Journal, to learn that Secre.
tary Foster will not allow any insect
powder to he brought in the treasury
building,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

An important discovery. They act
on the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves A new principle.
They speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles and constipa-
ton. Splendid for men, women and
children. Smallest, mildest, surest,
so doses for IS cents. Samples free at
Owen d Moore's.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

A bill for no-fence law is before
the Legislature. The title is IAN act
to prevent swine, sheep and goats
from running at large in the State OF
Tennessee and to define what shall
be lawful fence. If the bill passes,
the fellows who vote for il will not
go to the Legislature any more.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

Ey cry time Mr. Quay is goaded to
speak concerning himself or politics,
he is seized with desire to 90 fish
ing and straightway he puts off to
Ilnrida
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

A Henderson county farmer claims
to have had two sheep killed by
'possums. There is an able-bodieu
liar abroad in West Tennessee and
he should be at once corralled and
muzzled,-Appeai- Avdlanche,
He ought to he hung, and man
who will charge such crime as that
to 'possum is guilty himself.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

The American says the Toiler is a
true oracle, and Brother Mcdowell is
a blooming geranium. We thought
he was morning glory.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriS.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them CastoTs
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27
Evening Vshasss-ltai Chronicle,
IS CENTS PER WEEK.
BRANDON a BARKsDALE. PROPS

What about the ground hog; will
he come under the no-fence law,
too?
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27
THIS Is A NOTICE

THAT Geo.IR wood has returned
10 this city TO live and let live" is bust
ness IS Parting and Paper Hanging. tie
will hang paper for seven cents per bolt on
the wall ten cents on the ceiling. Leave or
ders with John +. Conts. Give him 2 trigi
fea2e .dlYr
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

Poor Mr.. Edmunds, what will he
do, the maple sap is failure in Yer
mont?
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27
bargains in Envelopes.

The LEAF Job Office has some extra
good circular envelopes, numbers and
81, at cut prices, in lots of 1000 to 10,
900 either printed or plain. There
are $4,000 OF these envelopes and bar
gain in every one.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27
WHAT PEOPLE TALK ABOUT.

Tom Martin, the ex banker, has
taken himself to prose writing since
the Farmers aud Merchant bank
suspended and is digging deep down
in mental philosophy. lie says that
the mind exercises a great influence
over the body, not only of men, tut
Of mules. To back up the position
assumed he relates what happened to
a couple of mules ia West tennessee
last summer. He was there and saw
it all. A farmer gave his little boy
a piece of ground TO pl mt il pop
corn. The yield was abundant, and
there was trouble about housing
room. However, the harness room
at the stables wa7 the place this pop
corn was dumped Hoary winttr
passed. Spring laid loving hand
on that popcorn aud summer still
found large lot Of it in the harness
room. The two work mules, fine
animals, had stalls close to the pop
corn, and it was an awful hot sum
mer. 1t was 50 hot that the pop
corn all popped, and the stalls where
the mules were confined were soon
covered with the snow-white grain
as it was burst by the heat. The
mules had never seen anything OF
the kind before and naturally
thought it was snow. They got this
notion into their minds and it 50
worked on their bodies that they
froze to death in August.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

McGehee Bros. sell Fosters gen.
uine kid gloves at $l.00 per pair.
2,24,d,tf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

The attraction at ELDERS Opera
House next Tuesday night will be q
play that has made for its author and
manager as much money as any
other of modern times. 1t is one
out OF the usual order Of dramatic
conceptions and is exempt f'om the
stiffness and stacy effect that usual
ly characterizes dramatic produc
tons. Everything is acted out as
naturally as if the observer were wit
Messing an occurrence in real life. |.
is the justly celebrated Little Lore
Fauntleroy," written by Mrs Bur
nett, especially for the young, and
no dramatic idyl of recent years has
made more pronounced or lasting
success.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

Kendrick & Runyon, of the Cen
trail House, received a lot of tobacco
yesterday, purchased last week at
Hopkinsville for $40, and sold it i'm.
mediately for $l2.5O.-ClarkSuiRe Leaf
Chronicle.
Why, neighbor, all that you say
may be true and yet it does not argue
Clarksville's superiority as a tobacco
market. During the past two weeks
there have been hogsheads sold upon
our board at from $3.50 to $500 adj
vance over the price paid for the
same hogsheads on the Clarksville
Oard.-NeW Era.
And this reminds one that
the man who does the squib
writing for the New Era has been
taking lessons from Tom Martin.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27
14th day of March, 1891,

offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash
the property above described, and will sell
same on the premises at 10 O'Clock q. IN. on
.sid day, aud will as provided in said mort
gage, make deed to the purchaser. Said
is registered in trust deed book No.
H. pages lG and IL, Registers office, Mont
5omery county, Tenn sSee.
This the 18TH day of February, 1891
NJ, SAVAGE,
President The Equitable Building Loan
SsGciatiOn
February 20, 1891. tds,d.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

Fvery body, young and old, grave and gay,
should see and enjoy this charming ptrfOr-
nance, now the admiriug talk OF the world.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27

PRICES, 25c., Soc, 75o. q 81. 90.
Reserved seats now on sale at Owen &
Moofe's Bookstore.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-27
for Infants and Children.

"CastoriA Is 80 wen adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. oxford St., Brooklyn, ny
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OCNTY NOTICES.

GALL FOR BIDS FOR ELECTRIC LNiaaii
y hEtures--NOtsce IS hereby given that AZ
proposals - - accompanied by samples p -
teI "a ana designs u fixtures. tor the furnLssasc
We S9oEofliSh county courthouse. at Srohels.sZ
Wy, " ASH, according 10 the plans and spetlaaa
L4 -, On NE N the commissioners -
VII De Received by the board OF consaa
sioners OF SnOhOmish county Wash, az ther -
ln sad county until August % at , O'Clock p No
az winch hour said bids VIII be opened -
>nch proposals must be accom- panied ~ Z ~. -
nen cs~cE N the sum Of three hundred coL1s; ~
Se forfeited 10 ~nohon3ish county ny the succesT,
Di4uef ~ case he fails TO enter INTO eoassi, -.
sooc ard srfflcenr bond in the full sum or Ls w.
Iact price " bin five days from date Of aNaIn. "a.
20 Ola VIII be received or cCEsidsred un.-9S n
1phlp ahied OF sample OF nIateriaf - % -,
CONSTRUCTION. and detailed description Asl -, 80.
ueslsn, or By sample Of the uXturss tlslLsSI
tne beard reserves the right u reject any
al Oids.
Dated al Snohorntsh, August 5. 1891.
By order OF the board Of county conlrlsssllrS
OF Snohomish county. GEO. G. E1Fr.
County Auditor and ex-oficio CLERK OF b o~s@
C'ALL FOR BIDS FOR HEATING Cousr
- house. Notice IL hereby g1y that Seaieu -
pOSals for heating the SnohOmtsh county 49,
house VIII be rpeei ved oy tie board Of county
miEsi0n@rs Of Sl0hOmish county. " a-hinsls,-.
the Office OF the commissioners O said county 1n'
August %, az O'Clock .. H. "a
such proposals n Ist Be ac-OEL panied oy tsss :.
fed cheek the sun Of $500 20 be fOris -
SuOnomish county BY the successful bidder ~ -
he fails 20 enter into contract ~ good and
bond IN the fun Of the contract price 49,. -
i've DAYS from dale OF award AL bids 70 0
comPAnied BY a detail descri pti0n OF same II
The board reserves the right 70 reject any am
bids.
Dated snohou1ish, Wash. August 5. 1891
BY order Of the board Of county comm
SaOhoulEn county. GEO. 4. nj Ffs.
County -.i<>sss A2d ex-odicio Clerk Of BoA'~
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CITF SDTTCEs

ORDINANCE NO I19s-4y % -----------
~ 20 permit y. A. Denny Collins So Axcg
ters AID Montgomery EBsse!I - zr.@y <af p.
walk Eleventh street from the eaSf 49, ~. 80.
Of Dennys Broadway addition EosdcIs, ssssseiias
Union and Pike streets. 70 Seueea 80. aesEesa
own expense snd n acco-dancs wifa ~ y Der
Eshed grade. -1e et&s
re il ordained by the city Of Seaf.la.
SECTION !. mat permission - a. lows.
granted - \. A. EennF. collins Fslfv 10y
ana Montgomery Russell 70 Grade a. -, - rssss
Eleventh street. in the city N @aatsis soe~tk
east and west line Of uennY's RroaSwss,i II fes
u said city o. seattle. mIfway Besurss. @,,aipas
and Ike streets. 20 seneca street ar ~. aas
pense and IN accordance with the estsF - - ~.
OF Eleventh street. 0a fsta
sec 2 said work shan be done unSa-
vision Of the city engineer and the cffv ~ S supF
shall not In any manner as or become ,ssrs 80 80
for a0y work done o. materials furnished \ !.
doing Of said w0yk ~
sec g. This ordinance shall take e=a~. -.
in force from and after the passage. soVrsrs -
publication. tzs
Passed board Of aldermen this l7th rayafa
~ u. 1891 GEORGE W HAT1s~
President Board Of Alde---
Passed house Of delegates this ira Ss~
gust, 4. d. 1891. r. W JOy7a$
President House ~ D4ta.-
Approved By ne this che 18TH dar AZ -
A H. 1891. HARRY WHITE ws--S
Filed by me tins I5fh day q August. A. D. ~,
II ". MILLER, CIR 60
Published this 2lst day Of August A. b. ~
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il holders OF the Jam Is street Construction Com
pamy Will be he'd az the Offices OF the company,
room ZI9 Pioneer block on Monday, September :.
1891 J. D. BOWMAN, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders If the Metropolitan Land Company
will be held AZ the Offices of the company. room
2l9 Pioneer block on Monday September Z. 1891.
J. u. LoWMAN, SecrAt ary.
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20 PRoFEssToNAL ARsTRA cross ~ :

To PROFESSIONAL ABSTRAC To9s mn -
4 tle--ealed proposals VIII Re received !. =
Office Of the Board q Public Works M ~ 80 -
Monday, August 81. 1891. f0r the furashfn-,.se.ss
city OF Seattle as called FOR dHrng The wagss1
September and October, 1881. -'iescriptia-ss .
tracts OF land within the iimitsof said city rsrs-s
BY the city engineer 70 meet the duties AZ 49,
ton in the making up Of assessment rolls Or a.
wise
Bids shall be furnished At 50 many cents sa...
description" by which is % De an6erytacx1
--latest record % ownership As embodied In =
% transfer. \ inal deed, though ernbracing -
names in interest, will ne considered a. cnr,.S-.
hut one description" also one deed rhaurs -
braclnE several tracts. will De Considered a -
tanning 0ut one description"
Particular attention Is directed 20 the c.sns,l..,
here given. which are 10 serve TIE basis AZ -
naent, which is 10 ne in city warrants ="
Any additional Information cheerfuiY r-sa N
per-Cnal application.
By order Of the Board 81 Public wwSs
r. ". y. HOLBROOE, Ser-ss,v
First publication August II. 1891.
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CONFECTTONFRS.

TIE CRAM UDNFEt HON FRY F-TC
Il Henry's ice cream. Al! favor. always or hand
delivered promptly 20 al parts q the city: Metro
puitaD orieSs al 12vtrs, one quart 50 GEMS thea
PMS 50 cents TWO quarts 81. or 50 Der xalIco.
home made candles made flesh daily. arcpst as
soEEcent n tie clty ~ Henrys, sl7 Third street
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PERSONAL

Personal.
TT " DUNCAN. WHO Is RETURNING TO
Sar Francisco on August -. Is des8rous or
undertaking th@ collection % deotS. rents SnI Tor
car give satisfactory references ia san Francisco.
Address care Leo DaE cor Second street, Seattle
TIE PARTY WHO FOUND THE PU RISE IN
CoriIrSy's thesTsr on July = = known ana can
Be isa; fed ard unless he allows TIL on aer o. the
purse oppsa-GGElty % prove property q WARRANT
Wiz he iSs1s1 FOR his arrest forthwith
0CCCLT A~TRoSOMY-TF Y0C WANT
~ yoTr AarcScays correctly drawn sen1 stamped
and se.f2z5rsssssi eHvs.op@ E0r circular glFlng
particulars. 70 AssTolossE. Psstolce Dox os<, -
at7ls.
DR- IAMOREUx. OF NEW YORK, CHfRo-
IL T.o95s-: paip.eSs treatment; coTns, eun.ohs,
etc. patrons visited AZ residences open sundays
ScheaerMan block, Front and Cherry streets
WILL TAKE BOARD FOB RENT OF FIVE
W gas5 rooms s27 Pearl street. near caoie
An HONORABLE MARRIAGE BUREAU,
~ rel abe and confidential eend 10 cents Tor
de- ais Address Mrs. HERR SZ5 Iaytor street,
san Francisco. a.
ECONOMICAL MES-SAVE s. On YOUR
l. next suit ky sending FOR II cloth samples,
fashion pate and measurements blank free; post
sze 9 cents IA l. r nrtIey q Co. wholesale gen
teel tailo-s Is Madison street, Chicago. When
ordering samples please mention Post-Inteiii-
zencer
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sPFCT1I NOTICES.

SPFCTIL NOITTES.
SFAIFD BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
= m stock 81 gcofs n the store formerly ocCu-
pied ov Fl. 81 b. Greenbaunl, Seattle, Till Monday.
August 8 stock consists Of dry goods. furnishing
goods fancy goods. etc: stock inventories $50 900
a degosir OF certified check for 10 per cent. OF
amount Of bid viii % required terms. cash. Ad-
dress r. l. Bartlett seattle, agent for creditors.
Seattle Aug 3. 1891
THE NORTH SEATTLE W. C. T. u. HAS
i opened an employment Office At its reading
room No 2. 500 Front street. We sol cit the pa
trOnaze Of she ladies' Of that part Of the city ard VI
those wishing empl oyment Mrs. A l. Smith,
Manager.
RI you GOING TO THE QCILLICTE
~ country? IF so. buy your ticket 10 CIallam
bay. CiaIlam county where you have the advan-
faEe of a good wharf and through pack trains TO
all paris Of the QniEIiute and adjoining country.
James Carlson Packer. Clallarn Bav. Wash.
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Rooms IND BD4RD
TOR RENT-FCRNfSHFD ROOM WITH or
i without private board; terms reasonable
Apply SO James street
E'OE RFNT-ROOM~. SINGLE OR EN- SUITE.
Il Only hrSt-ClsSs boarding house in the ~itv
ltoo seventh street, COraer Madison Refer
eUce required.
Tor RENT-HANDSoMELY FURNISHED
i roonls wiih private board; home cooNing
523 FifIh street
FIRST CLASS FAMILY BOARD: Rooms
s'nAIe or 81 suite, references gwen ard ~
Gnir'd; no ssnsl children Neu1orne hotel Front
street.
| O>I-A GOLD HUNTING CASE SHE'LL
- NStSa. stern and ley .Lt.er finder viI be r.
N-g-rl ~ leaving same s. room ~22 Oc, dental
tGtlltuG. corner sSisr and second ~
REHOTILS.
pENoYAI NOTItE-JOHN ". RI-MSF.4
~ Fea. eaiais, removed 10 SIS second street
rcon -
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TtITY TREASURES NOTTCR-NOTfcE "a
y hereby given that the assessment ron fsr -
Improvement district No. {. for the ir1urovss.-,
OF Joy and Black streets, created 0y oriiasues n
1854, entitled An ordinance 10 provide ~ -
Improvement Of Joy and black streets In ths -,
Of Seattle, from knight street 20 Depot sfreet \,
grading and constructing a sdewzlk on sarA a.
thereof" has been cert fed 20 ne kar ralerf,s
and that unless payment ae made a. such sSsss.
ment within thirty days from and after the tss .
the first publication Of this notice such Assess.
ments shall become delinquent ard shan scar :
terest at the rate Of 10 per cent. per AMMAN ire
paid and the sums delinquent shall be entera6 1.
the animal tar roll for the current year axzfns
each Tor and parce! 40 delinquent aud With i,,,s
est collected as other taxes md II not paid with,
the time hXeG for The payment Of city taxes shsa
be collected as such taxes are collected ard az
lot or parcel so delinquent shall De sold for -
amount OF such asses sTleat with interest and ssh
az the time and in the manner and bv IN
same authority as lands and loss are sold f3r ss
taxes WILLIS L AMES
Clsy Treasurer
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NOTICE OF UTION.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between rs,
the undersigned. Thomas Earle and James Wei
liHgtOn Macleod carrying on business In the state
Of Washington as railroad contractors and general
merchants with head Office n the city Of seattle,
King county. undeT the style and firm name OF
Earle 4 Macleod. was on the 30th day Of July. A.
u. 1891. dissolved By mutual consent. Thomas
Earle viii all assets and liabilities OF thu
SAID firm and receive all moneys payable 10 said
firm. THOMAS EARLE,
j. W. MACLEOD.
Seattle, July 80. 1891
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-SOtice is hereby Il en- tna; the partner
ship heretofore suosisting between as, the under
signed. Ferdinand Tok as. Paul SingerIBan and J.
y. MacDougalL carrying business q: Seattle
King county. Wash. under the style and firm mama
of TOkias, Singerr1an a Co, waSs on the 18th da7
o. July. A. ID. 1891, dissolved by mutual consent
and that the business in fIEre vii! be carried on
by The MAcDOugal & S0nthwick Company" a
corporation which viii pay and discharge all debts
ami liabilities and receive all moneys Davaule TO
said late firm FERDfSASD TOKLAS,
PAUL SI$GERMAS,
J. r. MACDOUGaLI.
Dated ~ Seattle this 18Th day II July 1891
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fRRTED.

DEaoss- DE ARDORRF- the ocrldental fotel,
reastIe. Thursday, August 20 1891 by the Rev
fohn T. Damon. III Feix II. DeHo-s ~ Bal
lard. Kan
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TOR ExtRANUE-tsC0 FARM LAND IN
IT 1-raA22sA cnaary. Or. also good div NJ horse
So SssEv. BOX s52
IF XDC HAVE a GQcD HOUSE AND LOT
veg WA-x 70 erc&an@e fo- soT2setg.lE@ good cal
rs
I-SlR CHAxGr-sMpRovED PROPERTY
II for loss csaSs ~ ~ good farm land II. : Iur-
2eT 81 ssnsBer aocN
IveR EXCHASGE-TWO lots FOB ~ RNI-
II Eare. ASaseSs ". Y Y. P9sG-Tnrell isenceF
TOR EXCEANgtE-H0CSE AND LOT N
i Minneapolis NEal-. Also seven lots ia - "a -
MN, t0- Seassse property; give = goo1 HAed
GHsSS Asock. EossSGl J.
TOR YNCHANGE-wHO HAS SOME 81
II attic rro-r-Tv or farm IanSis 20 exchange for
city Business property az New X hatco0. Wash.
InveStiS4te this James 2 Porter, II Goitstein
huI.SsES-
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YTsCELI4NEOCS.

I'VE Buy FOR CASH SECON D-HAND FUR
W niture 70 any amount Frederick & Nelson
l-Zl2 second
TICK FITS TO ALL POINTS BY RAIL
Il IL II T. L - road 50 TO $l5 cheaper than
the regular rates: tickets bought and sold; tickets
guaranteed IsicbardsOn Il TO. 7I9 second street.
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SHIFT FACTORY.

QUEEN CITY SHIRT FACTORY. $50 SEC
- ond street AL kinds of shirts 10 order: a per
sct II guaranteed George ". H. and, Manager
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~ Books Of public officials. corporations. al
nainisJrators, firms AM individuals e1arniued
OPENED or closed Statements nlssl. ther.frara
Advice given. Partnership settlements business
cOTresPO deuce and = general agency conducted.
leferNnces IQrnisheki.
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SECOND-HASD GOODS

I LGH EST CASH FRICE PAID FOP NV
P5ts a. secondhand furniture ~ Clester's lis
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Assn FERS AND CBEINES

n Z. BOGARuCS, OFFICIAL As-AYrR FOR
y. Chamber Of Commerce; mines examined; A.
saying ana chemical work Of all kinds done.
Rooms -. ~ sNd 80 sullivan building, FROM: De-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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Advertisements under the heals ~ byss 49, -
knff1e, For Rent and Situations wan - =
nssr. N az the rate 81 eant word each insertion
Haynasns always in advance. 10 sdveri'senieh'
'ertis ed for less than 70 cents
NOTJcF-The husiness oscs Of TIE PosI-IS-
xEIgeEscKR IL open Until II p ~. st~ssiAe'
r6scrfiseTnepts will be received Up 70 'nis h'Ni-
Advertisements will be received ~ " 9'' "'4ies
~ fhe IosT-TSTELLIeKscKss ST
. j srv,sna r. saumons, Areu:
soTt Townsend ..............-...ffehch q Sifi9se'
The following letters await advertisers ~ tns
! gfsrnz
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eEo. +. MEAcHaa Nm. cAEzAHEz
"CRISP SNAPS"
RI,NTON HEIGHTS
NORTH or MADISON ST.,
800!

~ = build house not shack 10 s1t Fo1,
nd yba can pay n out ia HONTHBf f r..
49, II. This Is cream property ara n1ans ~
80 We homes are being erected 10 the vieigs.s
GARRAHER MEAthsaA..
Ground Floor, ] II cherry -
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MINING GFOLOGTSr

CHARLES r BLAEKBCHN-PRACT
y mining geo!0g.st, will examine and ranor+ -,
the Conc ton and value OF any mining Urnrarrv n
tae state Precious metal mines a speclslt,-
Neariy twenty years experience: u1o,larsra
CEarses. al work guaranteed Mining invast-
gives larger profits the iuvestFnen. rbar 60,
ot1ef legitimate business known Capitalists seek
iL- ilients are invited to submit propositions
H.Ieral wealth right here in Washington All
ComalGh icail0as cneeTfu!Iy answered Core
sloi.leAc sOAlclie1 concerning geological or min
, ,4s subjects Address, North Bend. king county.
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CARMICHAEL STIRLING 4 co T.|0-
- spe gardeners plans and estimates furn sbe1
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IL son street; telephone f7f; office hoHrs 70 I'D
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CONFUSION MERCHANTS.

SToHAtE-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACIII-
- tie> Tor storage: household goods, furniture 80
ot1er goods PRO eCtsd from dust aai SaiIfng II II
hA.ansoHt * & O.. - e-5 Mt>J corner Marion
STORAGE OF GRAIN. PRCDvCE Avn
- other properly solicited and warehouse recsf-ts
sive0- II <, Haalmoal * o. ~ .-S.S West and
u avioC. and fronting Aail-oa avenue and wharf
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.UANTCERE.

4 LICE VI AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MANI
y cure and electrOlozist. nairSressing parlOrs, q
and 30 Holyoke block. Front and Spring stree
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"A AVE YOUR TROUSERS MADE BY COOK
irc1sers u4zker We n axe nothing ei<a Tns
'oitsIein building. corner Front aa1 Columbia
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LgOR SAL OR EXCHANGE FOR INSIDE
L seattle property, an improved leo acre ranch
Olympia marsh. SSsZft county: convenient 70
postof93ce and railroads. Address Farmer, care
Post Intel gencer.