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FOR LEASE.

HOTEL 10 LEAsE-THREE-sroRY BRICK
II hotei centrally located Water street AZ Port
Townsend, Wash. containing IS bedrooms dim
ING room, Kitchen. sforerOom and basement. Will
lease rom 10 years; furniture and bar fixtures
tof sale cheap rne opportun ity for an energetic
man With three or four thousand dollars TO MAKE
money Apply 10 F. A. Bartlett. Pcrs Townsend
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TURNER--fn seattle. wednesday, June 10. 1891
70 the wife of s, i. Turner son.
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ORcHARD-At the family residence on Lewis
street. Thursday, June II. 1891. Edward Earle.
Funeral from the residence at o'clock this az
ternoon.
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DON'T

Don't cheat yourself
out Of a good smoke by
taking a poor 1mi tat1on
for the genuine Seal Of
North Carolina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
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STENOGRAPHERS.

BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADorAR
HI ters-Shorthand and typewriting; tyrewriters
rented; supplies OfleeS 2S0-231 Pioneer building
Front street
WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w ouarters-Shorthand and fypexritinc. tvna-
writers rented; supplies 332-333 Ploneer hnfidinS
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EOR SALE-A FIRSTCLASS LODGING
a house; very cheap: good location: on Washing
ton street, between Second and Third sIreets A n
ply 2l5h Washington street, upstairs
DOR SALE - LODGING-HOUsE CHEAP
IL with lease of the ground for three wears In
quire NJ 5l3 Main street
LNoR SALE-CHEAP. A 26-RooM IoDGrSC;-
IL house; good location. l,4lS Front street
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WANrED-P4RTNERs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH $500 IN THE
w tailoring business for taking orders aud 10
Post Inteiligencer.
1NANTED--A PARTNER WITH S75o TO
w take n half interest In "A paving store. rooa
location and PAYING business stock consists Of
fGrniture bedding stoves. iinwarc, crockery, etc:
Pest -Intelliacncer.
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oHoKcx MxAcHAM NM cArmAHEa
"Crisp Snaps

Madison st.-fets facing on Madison street at
1850. Payments.
town.
Brighton ch-EIegant home sItes-a full
acre in each. Very easy payments.
Queen Auue-The handsomest pair Of tots on
Queen Anne HIN at way down figure.
Brick BuI1dfngs-seyeral new business blocks
Ia the business center for sale at tempting
prices
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TOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE. MONEY BE-
IL ing needed, one fine lot i'm Haller's addition.
near Yesler svenue price. sI,2OO. Chilberg, 4
Llewellyn n Dodge building
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MARBLE AND GRANITE VoR.s

III IGHEsr CASH PRICE PAID FOR vFxs
~ and secondhand furniture at Chestes,s' il
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L,OR SALE-S2. 500; A SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON
Il Queen Anne hill; lot S5x12s; view of bay.
Lake Union and city; small payment down: bal
ance go per month. J. Ii. Meinhardt room 1
Hinckley block
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ia CHERRY ST., Next Door 10 the
PostInfeiligencer Office.

SOFIETY NOTJCES.
"
THERE WILL BE SPECIAL MEETING
af Seattle Tribe, No. q Improved Order OF
Red Men, Friday evcning. June H. 1891. for the
purpose ~ comforting the Hunters degree. fiI
THOMAS PRICE. ssaehenl.
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Ls0R sALE-5O0 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND
Il in kitsap county at less than one-haf its
present value Inquire at room 65 the Hotel
Diller.
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Tee CREAM CONFECTIONERY ETC
l. Henry ice cream, ali aavors. always on hand
delivered promptly 10 all parts OF the city; Metro
politan bricks all hAvors, quart 90 cents three
plnts 30 cents, two quarts 81. or 81 per gallon:
homemade candies, made fresh daily; largest as
sorfment In the city at Henry'S. ST Third street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NrASTEn--FTRNtSHE ROOMS. LOCATED
w between Ninth and ThiTtHenth Aud Madison
Sal James streets, by two gentlemen: best OF reg
ereaces. Address T. care foStfaieligenceF
uANTED-A HOUSE OF FIVE OR SIX
w rooms or fiat, partly FURNISHED Address
stating particulars aud location, room Colman
block
WANrED-Tp RENT HOUSE IN GOOD 10
~ eality: rent from so % $50 per m0ath;
furnished Please address by ietsef. ZOOS kiAh
street
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NOTICE o. RECEIVER's SALE-uSpE2
~ and by virtue of an order OF sale issuss
out OF the superior court Of King counyf
state Of Washington and TO me dree,eS
and delivered I will, on Monday, ne .s.n 80
OF July, 1891. At the hour Of il oeiock IN liz ~
noon OF said daI A. Ballard, In said Comfy. 80
the steamboat 'sE. W. Purdy" III puoiic @ue1'oss
- 80 Ae'' ' J. H. wooLERY, Receiver.
Dated this July 10th. 1891
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Date of the first qualification, july 5. isai.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLus

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLu-
- ton No. 27.
Be IL resolved by the board of aldermen 81
house OF delegates of the city of Seattle In sesss
assembled:
That IL is the intention OF the city council OF So
city 70 improve Lewis street In said city from -
Ter avenue TO the north line Of Walla Walla a1dp
ton 10 the city OF Seattle, by grading the San
The estimated cost OF the grading and sidewaikhS
and grUbbing of said street excluding the cro[
ihgs, Is sixtythree hundred So, 1901 dollars. ~
total estimated cost to be paid by the ahutui3
property owners Is sixty three hundred [S55H
dollars: the estimated cost of grading, grupol1
and crossings and box drains. the crossings seys
hundred and eighty $3.50 dollars: the total -
mated cost 10 be paid by the city Is seven hundf9
ing OF said street Is TO be assessed against the pro-
cry abuttng said street proposed be Improves
as described above. and which said AUDITING prop.
erty is hereby declared 10 be the property benens
by said Improvement All persons owning sl{
abutffng property, defined by section seven ~
OF article eight Will of the freeholders chAItss
shall have hfteen Il days from and after the osx
of the hrst publication of this resolution 20 "a
with the city clerk protests against said props
Improvement
n w JOyEA
President House Of Delesates
Passed board of aldermen June 80. 1897.
GEORGE w. HALL
President Board OF Aldermeh
Approved by me this the I'd day OF July 1871.
HARRY WHITE, Mayor
Filed by me this I'd day OF July 1891.
II. w MILLER. City Clerk
Date OF first publication, July o, 1881.
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WILLIS L. AMES, City Treasurer
Date of first publication. July 8. 1901
BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU.

L.
ID ton No. Is.
Be il resolved by the board Of aldermen and
house OF delegates of the city Of Seattle in session
assembled
That is the intention of the city council Of saia
CITY TO improve Pearl street SAID city, from the
south line Of Olive addition, by grading and side
wa King the same on each side thereof The esti-
mated cost o. grading, rubbing the said street
excluding the crossings. Is twenty hundred and
seventy f$21Tol dollars; the estimated cost OF
sidewalSing the said street is fourteen hundred and
ten and $1,000 81 So dollars; the IotaI est
mated cost OF said Improvement 10 be paid by ths
abuttng property owners Is thirty-tve hnndred
and eighty and 5O-100 I$3.5S0 5Ol doll r.: the
estimated cost OF the grading and gruboing o. the
crossings Is one hundred and forty-seyen STAT
dollars; the estimated cost Of constructing the
seventy and 5ulO0 lSl10.5Ol dollars: the total
estimated cost TO he paid by the tify out of tbs
general fund Is three hundred and seyeDtsen and
oolO (@5lf.oOi dollars: and the cost of the grad.
ing ana sldeWaiking Of said TO oe assessed
against the property abutiing said stree. pro-
posed 20 De improved described above and
which said aoutting property IS hereby decfar red 10
be the property benefited by said iInprgve ulant
All persons owning any abui Ing property as de-
nhed oS section seven Of artig II eight VIII OF
the charter snail have fifteen fl5l DAYS from and
Ter the date 81 the first publication of this resolu-
Improvement ~
Passed house of delegates June 20, 1891.
X. w. JONES
President House of Delegates
Passed board of aldermen June 30, 1881
GEORGE W. HALL
President Board of Aldermen
approved oy me this I'd day OF July, 1891.
HARRY WHITE, Mayor
Filed BY me this I'd day OF July 1891
II. W. MILLER, City Clerk
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR -. ~ m, y
IL and secondhand furniture -
Pike street
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTlCE-THE FOLLOWING CITY WAR
~ rants will be paid upon presentation at the
city treasurers office and no interest allowed after
fifteen days from frst publication of this notice:
Salary fund warrants Nos. l I'll TO l 800. inclu-
sive.
1889 road fund warrants Nos $500 to $685. in
elusive
Fire fund warrant No. 1913.
First publication dated this 18th day of July, 1891
WILLIS L. AMES. City Treasurer.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU-
ID ton No As.
Whereas, The estimated cost of the grading and
sidewalking of Joy and Black streets, furnished
by the city engineer was eight thousand and sixty
eight and 70-100 [$S O68.70l dollars, and the as
sessment roll now pending before the joint conven-
ton of the board of aldermen and house of dele
gates of the city of Seattle prepared upon the
basis of an estimated cost of said improvement of
eight thousand and sixty-eight and 70-1OO
I$S, 06S. 70l dollars: and
Whereas, It appears TO the satisfaction of the
city council of said city that the of said inn
prOvement VIII not exceed the of sixty-six
hundred and seventy and 40-100 1$6, 670.4OJ dol
lars, therefore,
Be il resolved, BY the board of aldermen and
house of delegates of the city of Seattle In session
assembled: That the assessment roll and the rate
per cent for the improving of said Joy and Black
streets from knight street to Depot street be
amended so as 10 produce an aggregate amount of
sixty-six hundred and seventy and 40-lO0
LS6,670 4el dollars instead of eight thousand and
sixtyeght and 7O1OO RS O6s. dollars as afore-
said.
Passed board of aldermen. this ID day Of July,
1891. GEORGE W. HALL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed house of delegates this I'd day OF July,
1881. r. w. JONES,
President House of Delegates
Approved by me this Sd day of July. 1891.
HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed by me this Sd day of July, 1891.
II. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
Published July D, 1891.
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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR. SEATTLE
~ Wash, July IL, 1891: To the Honorabo
Board of Aldermen-Gentlemen: herewith ~
turn b. of A. bill No 218 without my approval
am satisfied that no such sum is needed and aay
bills Justly chargPab.e to the city for the prop<f
celebration OF Independence day can. after ber1
audited by the finance committee of the city ccu1k
Gil, be paid out of the general funds Respectfully
submitted, HARRY WHITE, Mayor
Date of first publication, July II, 1891.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT RESOLU-
Be 1t resolved by the board of aldermen and
house OF delegates of the city of Seattle in session
That is the intention of the city council of said
city 10 improve Chestnut street from Talbot TO
Knight street in the city of Seattle by grading and
sidewalking the same on both sides thereof The
estimated cost of grading said street. excluding
CROSSINGS Is twenty-seven hundred tS2,7OO) dol
Is twenty-one hundred and twelve 1872 1922 dollars;
the estimated cost OF clearing and grubbIng said
the total estimated cost of said Improvement 10 be
PAID by the aoutting property owners is ifty-one
mated cost of grading and clearing and grubbins
the crossings Is two hundred and five and 5O-lO0
ing the cross walks and box drains is three hun
dred and forty -four tSS44) dollars; the total esti-
and forty-nine 50-lOO (S549.5Oj dollars; and the
cost of grading the said street and sidewalkinV the
same is to be assessed against the property abuttng
said street proposed 10 be improved as Described
above and which said ahutting property is hereby
declared TO be the property benefited by said inn
All persons owning any abutting property as de-
nned by section seven % of article eight (VIIIl of
the charter shall have fifteen el5 days from and
after the date of the first publication of this reso
tion to e with The city clerk protests against said
Passed house of delegates June 90. 1891
r. W, JONES'
Passed board of aldermen June 80 1891
GEORGE w HALL
President Boar1 of Aldermen.
Approved by me this the I'd day of July 1891
HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed by me this I'd day of july 1891
H. W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Date of first publication July 8, 1891.
THE FOLLOWING CITY WARRANTS WILL,
be paid upon presentation at the city treasurers
oiice and no interest allowed after fifteen days
from first publication of this notice:
Ninth street warrants ordinance ], 254, Nos. 673
and ga
Pine street warrants, ordinance 1855, Nos SAT
and S4S.
Fifth street warrants, ordinance 955. Nos. 126 TO
South Eleventh street warrants, ordinance s4s.
No. So -
Battery street warrants. ordinance AL, No $50
Fiith street warrants, ordinance 9O5, partial pay
ment No. l640.
Rainier street warrants, ordinance 1887, No.
1888. ~
South Ninth street warrants, ordinance loss,
Nos 2.SlS to 2, $50. -
West street warrants ordinance ], l69 No 2sOl
ORION street warrants. ordinance .252 No 528
594 ''""' w.
south Tenth street warrants, ordinance 1917.
No. $50. ''
WILLIS L. AMES City Treasurer
Date OF first publication Juiv q 1901
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FOR sALE-LoDGISG-HoUsEs

FOR SALE-LODGIEG-H
E,OR SALE-TEN-ROOM wELLFURNISHED
IL lodging house on Third street; fine location;
1925; house rent $40 month. rooms all flied j.
:. Morse room 224 Burke building.
TOR SALE-CHEAP, A 26-ROOM LODGING
IL house: good location lab Front street
MISCELLANEOUS
IF VOC HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL SEC
l. ond-hand go TO or address Parker, zoo South
Second street.
WE BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND FUR
W niture 10 any amount Frederick & Nelson
1213 Second.
WE ARE NOW READY TO GIVE YOU THE
w finest well Of water there is with our drilling
machine: work guaranteed. Call or address 4l6
Orion street. Seattle, Wash.
IF YOU WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSE OR
nave any property to sell. or you want to Dor
row money, or you want farm city property,
cali on the Bennett Land Company, Room 81 Col
man building: they have some good bargains.
TTGR ETS TO ALL POINTS BY RAIL
IION II - road IS to SIS cheaper than the
regular rates; tickets bought aid Sold tickets guar
anteed Richardson & Co, 7l9 Second street.
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TMPOUNDED STOCK AT AUCTI0N-TUE8
day July 14th, at 10 o'clock m, in front ofpolso
headquarters, corner Fourth and Terrace ssrestA
viii sell at public auction, for cash, to the highe
bidder the following described animals, 70 VA
One spotted red and white COW about yeArsd 4.
age, left horn broken; one spotted red and whlle
about years of age; star on forehead, hrante1
"O.' on left shoulder The owners of said animfn
are TO me unknown. BOLTON ROGERS
Chief Of Police Seaftie
Monday. June 20.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

EHFlELD COLLECTION AGENCY -PRIN-
II clpal offices at Chicago, Minneapolis and
seattle Collections and legal business attended TO
In ali parts OF the United States. COLLECTION OF
rents and personal supervision OF property for resi-
dents and non-residentsL Sixteen wears experI-
enee. Highest references George W. FIfeld.
manager seattle office. rooms 8 and Rengstorff
building, 100 second street
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

SToRA6E-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACIII-
- ties for storage; household goods furniture and
sthsr goods protected rom dust and solling H
n Hammond & Co. s2l-s2S West corner Marion
SroRA0E OF GRAIN PRODUCE AMI
- other property solicited and warehouse receints
given III X hammond & Co, ST. SAG West and
MARION and fronting Railroad avenue and wharf
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VOCAL AND INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC.

FOCAL And INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE, OCCIDENTAL,
WI block. rooms 335-338; vocal culture and in
strumental music; summer term begins July 8;
training class for young teachers. Mrs. Willard,
principal.
MADAME BERTA CRIvELLI. FROM MI
M Ian Italy; vocal culture (old Italian schooD
and piano instruction; music rooms Roter house.
Front between Spring and Sens streets: the
only one on The Western coast holding in her pos
session certificates from the famous New York
teacher Nine. Louisa Cappiani.
CONSERVATORY OF ARTS-HOLYOKE
~ block corner Front and Spring streets; Elocr-
ton, Mrs. Celeste Langley Slauson. Special sum-
mer course of SIX weeks beginning July g. Send
for circular. Voice Culture and Sight Reading:
Mrs William f. Miller. Violin: Vaughan Arthur
solo violinist and teacher Guitar: c. v. Thiell
soloist and teacher
CARLBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC-VOICE
~ Miss Martha s. Brown. pupil of Nine. Cappiani
of New York; violin, Mr.. Heinrich Israel of the
Conservatory of Frankfort; piano. harmony and
orchestration Mr.. Edmund Morse; weekly lectures
free to students Edmund Morse, director Burke
building. Second and Marion.
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President Board of AldermeA
Passed the house of delegates July d, 1891
r. w JONES
President House of Delegate3
Approved by me this 10Th day of July, A. D
1891. HARRY WHITE. MayoE
Filed by me this 10th day of July. A. ID. 1891.
III. w. MILLER, City Clerk
Published this l1th day of July A. d. 1891.
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H4IRDRESSIyG.

ToHN ]. WITTWER, THE ONLY PROBES
- sional halrdresser and wigmaker in the city:
late with :, Strozynski. San Francisco; hairdreSs
ing: ladies' and chidren's bangs-cutting a spe-
cialty most natural looking bangs kept in stock
and made to order: all kinds of hair work done in
the very latest style 3i4 Pike street
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E'oR SALE = HOUSES NEAR TAYLOR
Moore, los Columbia street
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FOR SxLE-REAL ESTATE.

NOR sALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS ON
IT Queen Anne hill. In Randalps and Bnrkes sec
ond additions: snap Alonzo Hull olympic block
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III ENG AND CLEANING.
An FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING. CLEAN
~ ing and repairing works, $40 Second street
w ANDEksoN-DYER AND CLEANER OF
w ladies' and gents clothing, Fifth and James
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DEVASTATING.

MRS. KING. FASHIONABLE DRESS
w maker; chidrens clothes speciality: best
work; Eastern prices. Rooms and Oakland
house, l416ls Front street.
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ASsAYERs And CHEMISTS

~ e. BoGARDUs, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
~. Chamber of Commerce.; mines examined: as
saying and chemical work of all kinds done.
Rooms Al, 48 and 40 Sullivan building Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia.
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choice
prices.
mand |
the So
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fornia
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10 lbs
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corn
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS,

/ u PARSONS, lo2 SEATTLE RIocK
~ Books OF public officials corporations admin.
istrators firms and individuals examined, opened
or closed Statements made therefrom Advics
given. Partnership setrlements bnsinaxs na,ra
spondence and general agency conducted Refer
The Helena independent., 1891-01-12
A ufOInafic Manners,

But time changes minds as we'll as man.
ners, though even now when mak;no
changes from one circle to another. it often
requires that adaptability which could be
eaid fonnd IN one who has automatic man.
hefs. However, such radical changes not
street Dress etc, among people. but also ~
the cohsenlences and iuxuries afford,.,
mankind. Railroad travel is ono Instance.
lew years ago, comparatively, one had TO
consume much valuable time in an uncon.
Ior,abie way to make what il now though,
ho.hihg nm OF az nights journey in a sleeper.
portation facilities can be fond ON the
Iast trains OF the Minneapolis Il st. Louis
railway TO Chicago, st. Louis, Hot Springs.
Kansas City, etc. Inqaire of apy agent oi
we company, or c. M. Pr>-t, general ticsst
ana passenger agent. MinneaI Iolis, Mian