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AFFAIRS IN CHILE.
Admiral McCann Defends Minister
Egan's Action.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.--Admiral Nc
Cam, who commanded the United States
squadron in Chilean waters during the
late war, comes to the defense of Minister
Eagan in the statement published in the
Post yesterday morning He says:
"Egan is fiercely assailed by newspapers
of the victorious party, though it was by
his intervention that great lenience was
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A Desperate Killed.

PINEvILLE (Ky.), Sept. 18. = ellis
Johnson, the noted leader of the men
who ambushed the Middlesborough po-
lice at Gum Springs, from which re-
suited the lynching of Rossemus, was
shot through the head last night and
died this morning. The fatal shot was
fired by man named Jones in low re-
sort, who fed, but was pursued by Rem
fro, who fired and gave him a mortal
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TACOMA BANK ROBBERS.
Chandler Taken to Portland-Albert-
son still at Gardiner.

son Still at Gardiner.
PORTLAND (Or.), Sept. 49, United
States Deputy Marshal Lamplzins arrived
here this morning, having in charge
Fred Chandler, who, with Edward AL
bertson, was arrested Wednesday, near
Gardiner, Or. Albertson was left at Car
diner, in charge OF Deputy Sheriff Coch-
ran, pending the healing Of his wound.
Chandler was met at the train by a re-
porter, but refused to be interviewed.
Upon arrival here the officers secreted
Chandler, and 1t is not yet known
whether he is now in tho city or on tho
way to Tacoma.
LATER.-It is now reported that the
officers took Chandler to the Office of the
detective, McSullivan, where he is kept
close prisoner, and is not allowed to com
municate with any one.
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Three Indians KILLED.

SAGINAW (DIich.), Sept. 18.-News has
reached here that at Bayport last night
three Indians-John, Dan and Bill Squa-
nos-had been killed by Charles Ather-
ton and man named Bradshaw. The
murders were the result of quarrel
Atherton was arrested, but Bradshaw is
still at large.
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Ono of the DaJtons C,antrrad

MUsKoGEE q. IT,. Sept. 1S.-Word was
received here late tonight that the Mis-
souri,, Kansas 81 Texas robbers, who
robbed the express just north OF here
Monday night, had been overtalSen by
officers and bloodhounds seventy-five
miles east of here, and a sharp fight fol-
lowed. in which one of the Dalton boys
was wounded and captured.
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Biexcle RECORD Lowered.

PEORIA, Sept. 18.-There are over 700
wheelmen in this city in attendance on,
the bicycle tournament. To-day the
worlds record for two miles was broken
by Wheelman Murphy of New York.
The record was 5:114, made by Rich at
Hartford. To-day Murphy made the
distance in 4:5g3
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Earnings of Transcontinental Lines.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-The gross earnings
of the lines in the Transcontinental Asso-
citation for the month of June were: For
passengers, S697 ,9S8; for freight, 81 ,924,-
345. This is decrease in the passenger
earnings of June, 1890, of SIS, So and an
increase in the freight earnings of S523,-
425. The highest percentage fell to the
Southern Pacific, 26 per cent. of the
passenger and 81 per cent. of the freight.
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"PEACH DAY"
Anniversary of the Planting of Peach
Trees in Colorado

IISts III NUIUTHuO.
GRAND JUNCTION (Col.), Sept. IS
Grand Junction has the distinction
OF inaugurating Peach Day." es-
tabhshed to celebrate the raising
OF the luscious fruit in this arid and
barren part of Colorado. Ten years ago
the pioneers brought here leafless sap
lings; Tuesday they fed nearly 10000 peo-
pie with the fruit raised on them. 1t was
a gala day for the junction. From Gov
ernor Routt down, nearly every high
official III the State has been present and
participated in the proceedings. Racing
at the driving park followed the peach
festival, and in the evening the State
militia gave grand street parade. The
days doings wound up with a grand
bail.
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A Boiler ExnInslon-

CHARDoN (oD, Sept 18.-The report
has reached this city of the killing of
three men at MontvilIe, ten miles from
mere, by the explosion this morning of a
boiler in Jelly factory. The entire
building was demolished. 1t was re-
ported later that two little girls were
among The killed
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Pension Awards,

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS. = California
pensions: Original-James W. Smith,
Timothy Maloney, William Bergen,
James C. Carter, William S. Kidder. To-
seph Burley, August Ushman, John
Woods, George ID. Clark, Varnum West
colt, George n. Shaw; increase-Augus-
tus Bragonier.
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Death Record.

New YORK, Sept. 1S.-Frederick Conk-
ling, brother of the late Roscoe Conkling,
died to-day of cancer of the stomach.
CHARLESTON Is. C.), Sept. lS.--Cap-
tain c. Rutledge Holmes, a prominent
Confederate officer, died to-day.
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CIassmate of General Grnnt neaa

ROCHESTER, On. ", Sept. 1s.-General
Isaac w. Quinby, classmate of General
Grant at West Point, and who served
with distinction in the army, died here
this morning, aged 20. He was also
Professor of Mathematics and Natural
History
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The "Lohengrln' - incident.

BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-The German press
generally views the 'Lohengrin' incident
with indifference, some persons only re-
marking the firmness of the French Gov
ernment as reassuring.
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American Cattle for England.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-It is probable
that as soon as the new system of inspect
ing cattle for export has been thoroughly
tested American cattle will be allowed to
enter British ports free from the ten days'
quarantine now imposed. Secretary Rusk
now is as anxious to see the restrictions
removed in England as he was in Ger
many.
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Death of a California Pioneer.

VICTORIA {B. C.), Sept. Isl ohm Kurtz,
q pioneer OF California, Nevada and
British Columbia, died here this evening
after few days illness. The deceased
was one of the best known old-timers on
the coast. He was instrumental in form
ing the first militia company in San
Francisco, of which he was chosen Cap
tain. He engaged in mining in Califor-
MIA and Nevada in early days.
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New Postnasters.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Isl. J. Burke
has been appointed Postmaster at Con-
cord, Contra Costa County. Cal. vice p
G. Murphy, removed, and j. T. White at
Dunlap, Fresno County, vice Il. S. Tur-
ner resigned
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Escape of a Desperate.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS Lincoln
Person, noted desporado, one of a num-
Der of prisoners being taken to the peni-
tentiary, picked the lock on his hand
cuffs and then escaped by jumping from
the train, which was going at the rate of
forty miles an hour
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The Itata Case.

Los ANGELES, Sept. Isl. C. Aims
worth, William Banning and Andrew
Young, all residents OF this place, were
to-day appointed appraisers by the
United States District Court to appraise
the Itata in order to determine the
amount that VIII be required of the claim
ants to deposit as bail for her.
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A Rnflrond stril,o Innminn,+

GAINEsvnLE (Tex.), Sept. 1s.-It is
said there will probably be general
strike on the Santa Fe because of the Law
ing OF of conductors and brakemen with
out cause.
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Tornedo Roat 80. ,

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is. = Secretary
Tracy to-day awarded the contract for
building torpedo boat No. 2 TO the Iowa
Iron Works of Dubuque, Iowa, the low
est bidder, at Sill 800.
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Michigan Methodist Conference,

DETROIT, Sept. lS.-In the Michigan
Methodist Conference this morning, after
a full discussion, the conference decided
the question of admitting women as Law
delegates and in favor of their admission.
by vote OF I49 to 73.
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Checker Tournament.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-In the Barker
Reed checker contest both games to-day
were drawn. The double corner open
ings were used. The game stands
Barker 3, Reed O, drawn 5.
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Nntice az - Annon,

GUTHRIE %. IT,, Sept. IS.-The Chero-
KEGS have given notice of an appeal from
the decision of Judge Green, and will
carry the case to the Supreme Court OF
the United States
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were easily defeated to-day. Brooklyn6 6,
Cleveland 0. Batteries-Caruthers and
hinslow; Viau and Collins.
New YORK, Sept. 1S.-The Giants
easily won to-day on Chicago's errors.
New York 8, Chicago 8. Batteries-Ew-
ing and Buckley; Gumbert and Kittredge.
Boston, Sept. 1s.-Clarkson's pitching
defeated Pittsburg to-day. Boston 9,
Pittsburg g. Batteries Clarkson and
Cancel; Baldwin and Miller.
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Cabinet Meetine.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The President
called the first Cabinet meeting since his
return to-day. All the members of the
Cabinet, except Secretaries Blaine and
Proctor, were in attendance.
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SearIes WI Contest

CALAIS tMel, Sept. 1S.-Attornoys to-
day entered an appearance for Annie c.
Severance of Los Angeles, Cal, as con-
testant Of the will of Mrs. Searles.
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OPEN TO SETTLEMENT.
Proclamation Issued Concerning
Ceded Indian Lands.
THEY WILL BE THROWN OPEN TC
THE PUBLIC ON TUESDAY.

The Announcement Causes Great Ex-
citement at Guthrie-Thousands of
People Getting Into Line to Join
the Crowd Already in Waiting for
the Order to Go Into Effect-TroubIe
Looked for Between Whites and
N-or-r,cr,c
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six Persons Ininred.

BERLIN, Sept. 18.-At the experiment
to-day at Jueterbog, near this city, with
new-style field piece, shell exploded
and seriously injured six persons.
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The Remnants of an Army

BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-Dispatches from
Zanzibar state that Lieutenant Letten-
born and sixty-fiye survivors of the Ia
lewslIi expedition have arrived at Baga-
moyo.
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The Pope's Health.

ROME, Sept. lS.-The Pope's health is
said to be better than for long time.
Nevertheless, his physicians insist more
vigorously than ever that he observe their
hygienic prescriptions in order that he
may be strong enough to receive the
various pilgrimages now being organized.
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DISASTROUS WRECK.
Collision of Passenger Trains Neai
POcatello, Idaho.
FIVE MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

a Polico ohncer Mortally Wounded al
Reno, While Trying to Arrest
Desperate Character A Brutal
Wite-Beater Arrested at san Fran
cisco-A County Bridge in sonoma
County Collapses-The Itata Caso.,
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Mexfcan Land Concession Fo,.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 18.-The Mexi-
can Government has declared the conces-
sion granted Messrs. Ellis and Ferguson
Tor the colonization of negroes in Mexico,
forfeited on account of noncompliance
with the contract
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Stronger jumped from second story
window, the latter being rendered un-
conscious by her bruises. The house
was burned to the ground in twenty min
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Rritisll I,ark Ashnro

BoLIXI Missy, Sept. ls.-The British
bark Bertha Bigelow is ashore on Petit
Bay Island.
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Crops in tho South.

SANTA MARIA, Sept. 18.-Rain indica-
tons have cleared away. The bean crop
is being harvested and yielding better
than expected in this section. This years
grain is being rapidly shipped.
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a Bridge Collapses.

SoNoMA, Sept. l8.-The county bridge
which crosses Sonoma Creek at Embar-
cadero collapsed yesterday afternoon
with a loud crash, precjpitating thirteen
head of horses and five steers, that were
in the act OF crossing, into the stream
below, which contained few feet of
water. The stock escaped uninjured
Part of the goods stolen from +. Clewes
& Co. IS store last Sunday have been recov-
cred They were found in a deep ravine
one mile west of that town. Detectives
are watching for the thieves.
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Democratic Orators Coming.

SPOKANE. Sept. 1S.-A party consisting
Of Senator Faulkner of West Virginia,
Congressman BynGm of Indiana, Hon.
James NJ. Beck of Pennsylvania, Hon.
Lawrence Gardner, Hon. G. f. Black, Sec
retary and President respectively of the
National Association of Democratic Clubs,
will arrive at Spokane September I'D,
where Messrs. Faulkner and Bynum will
address the Democratic society of Wash
ington on the 9th. They win arrive in
Portland October Sd, leaving October 9th
for San Francisco, where they will remain
until the 11th. They will then proceed to
Ogden, Omaha, Denver and Dos Moines.
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unlznown Nan Ixilled hv n Train.

NAPA, Sept. 18.-The south bound train
this afternoon killed man about one
mile south of here. He was literally
torn to pieces, and no one has identified
the remains.
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BASEBALL IN THE EAST.
No Agreement Yet Reached Between
the Major Leagues.

No Agreement Yet Reached Between
the Major Leagues.
New YORK, Sept. lS-The National
Leage nnagnates to-day gave further con
sideration and discussion 10 the report of
the Conference Committee appointed by
the league to negotiate with the American
Association, and which the latter refused
10 deal with after Kelly jumped from the
Cincinnati Club. When the meeting adj
joarned it was stated that the Conference
committee had been discharged and the
Chairman OF the League Committee in-
stfdcted to so notify the association. This
is generally considered TO be the end OF
al present efforts at harmony Between
the TWO organizations. Before adjourn
Dlent resolutions were adopted declaring
that the League would be glad to welcome
the return of the American Association
- party TO the national agreement in
the same manner as they withdrew there
from, namely, by notice 70 the National
Board.
LEAGUE CANES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lS.-The home
team out-batted Cincinnati to-day. Phil
adeiphia II, Cincinnati 6. Batteries
Kline, Esper and Graulich: Crane and
Harrington.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 1S.-The Clevelands
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Special NOTICES.

CCHOOL ELECTION-NOTICE Is HEREBY
y given that on Saturday, November the 7th,
1891 school election will be held in school dis
trict No in the city of seattle, King county, for
the purpose of electing member of the board of
education for term of three years.
The polls viii ne open at n m. and continue
open until p. m. at the following polling places:
Rainier school, Third street near Jeffer son; Nc
Coomb's building. seventh and Pike streets;
Denny school. L. T. Minor school and Nichols
building Fremont. W II. HUGHES, President.
Attest-H. +. WHITNEY Secretary.
Dated Seattle Wash october Is, 1891.
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CITY NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CONTRA CTORS-MAE ST
= graoe-$ealed proposals VIII he receivea ~
the Undersigned secretary Of the board o. puso-~
WORKS OF he city cf seattle. mp noon Of Moa1Ay.
october p, 1891, for the grading and consracs.sa
o. sidewalks on both sides Of Mary street - -
city y seattle from Third street m PontIas -
Dad addition 10 Hillside avenue IN Denny , - -
ParE addition ia sad city. in accordance VIE -
plans and specifications now on lie IN thfs ono a.
Each bld b. 10 DE accompanied by cefb.n1ss
checS payable 10 the order Of ne city conptLo'sss
fgr not less than i've 10 per cent o. , -
amount Did and no Did viii be consi0erei nhfs~
accompanied ~ such cheek ,s..n
The board OF public works reserves the rgna~
reject any ana ali bids :. N.
Proposals 10 ba Endorsed ON the outside OF 'as
envelope Mary street Grade
Nv order of ne board of public work
w n. HHLBROOK, Secretary
First notification October !. 1891.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ city az rolls for the year 1891 are now IN ~
Office and that all city taxes both real ests.'
and personal property. as assessed upon said Ivas
Will become que aud payable at nv ONCE " al
city hall on the drst day of November, A. u lse..
AL taxes IS assessed upon said Tolls aot pau =.
or before March trst, 4. d. 1892 az oelecA.
m Will be declared delinquent and a psnaikf =
Per centurn added.
WILLIS l. AdES. City Irssshx&
Date Of first publication. October 0, lssA
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BORROWERS
WANTED FOR
$500, $1,000, $1,000, $4,000
SHORT OR LONG TIME
Real Estate or Gilt Edge Collateral
Paper.
CARRAHER & MEACHAM
Ground Floor, ia Cherry st.

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost. Found,
forsaIe For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
inserted at the rate Of cent word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisements
received for less than 70 cents
rcTTCE.-.The business Office Of the Posr-IS-
TEIirsKrcxn is open until IL p. m Classified
advertisements VIII be received up to this hour
Advertisements viii be received 1t branch offices
az the Posf-fsTELLYsENcER At:
Tacoma ........................T. Sammons, Agent
Tort ......French Il Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED AGENTS: BTTLER'S BOOK.
w 1000 pages; goo engravtn-S; published N
taree languages. first edition Toe 600: the oalv
work bv General BENJAMIN + BGtger. territory
should be spoken for promptly: correspondence
invited nom experienced solicitors and othesS
saeking good opportunities J. pe~ing Company
San Francisco
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ANTFp-HoCSE AND LOT CONVENIENT
w 70 car Iira, viii eNchaEe Icfs near lire:
dent oaject 80 mortgage, all pay me difference.
apply 10 - O. Box &u1.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-sEA PRO-
~ posals will be received by the board of direc-
tors of school district No %, Chico Eitsap county,
Wash, up TO Z 30 p. m, october 27, 1891, for the
erection of two-storv schoolhouse.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office
of r. :. sparks, Chico.
The board of directors reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids
BY order OF board Of directors school district No.
% z z. CAsSEI4. Clerk.
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COMMISSION AVID sr0B.eE

WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACILITIES N
-, our extensive warehouses for storing house.
.5u eosla and furniture. also gram ana other PRO
conner Marion " - 9'Aee-'
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CONFECTTONERS.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY. ETC
Il Hsnryis ice cream. al navors. always on hand
delivered promptly 10 all parts OF city: Ne 70
po-ltan bricks al navOrs. one quart 90 cents chreA
PINS - cents two quarts = OF 81 Der gallon.
homemade caodles. made fresh daily: largest as
sortfnsnI u Tie ca& 81 Henry 9. sl7 Third street.
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HITRDRFsB TyG.

John r.. WTTTWER. THE OyTy So
fesstonai hairdresser and Rigmaker IN IN. - -
haIrdres-lhZ; ladies' and chiidrens bau1a-cu,,syL
specially: most natural looking bangs ~.
stock and made TO order; all kinds of hair ~ - "
done in the very latest style sI9 Fronf na IN
Lowman 4 Hanford's. - next u
FACE MASSAGE, THE NEW ApT -
acquiring good complexion without cosmos.
curing ,i AM chiropody Mrs. Reed, Atkins hIocs
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DRESSH4HT ING.
MISS NANNY MANSON FELINE, FASH
VI ionabIe swedish and French dressmaker. SIT
Pike street.
MRS KING. FASHIONABLE DRESS
Vi maker: children'S clothes = specially: best
work; Eastern prices I,5l4 Front street. between
Pike and Pine.
AIRS R0SS DAVIS-ROOAIS pa 215. III
VI WaShin ton block, over Stewart & Holmes
drug store
MISSES SLICK & KING. FASHIONABLE
VI dressmaklng rooms 81 and 81 Starr Boyd
building.
Miss A NICHOLSON, FASHIONABLE
VI dressnaking Parlors 81 HinckIey block
Second street: stylish garments; pe-fec lit guar
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Tor SALE-A NTNE-ROOM HOL---r-
Il modern conveniences: in Queen Al an
100; with or without the furniture; ~
Inquire at I13 Pike street efm@
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HILIHNER

SEATTLE MILLINERY PARIoRS so-
: THIRD street for latest fashions irnnorra5 81
ooniestio Eastern prices don't forget 10 see tie
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SHt FACTORY.
Tonne.

% u ~ s,- III IRT FACTORY, 500 sFo-
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ENOR SALE-REsIDENCE: ALL MODE
4 improvements: view simply grand: near 1t
cars: one-tenth cash, balance long time. Geo
H. Randel, seattle block
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FOE SALE-HOUSES IN ANY PART OF tt.
u city on the installment plan. Room % Uns
block.
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fEMOTALS.

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A room houses and lot s0xl20 feet IN,
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FOR SALE-AT BARGAIN. 20-ROOME
house and two lots: corner Eighth and Ma
streets: VIII take part payment in outside pro
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DOOTH HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
- Inc. J. Rooms 202. 2o4 and 206 Burke block
corner Second and Marion streets.
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JxvANTED-ACTIvE INTEREST IN BUST-
w ness of loans and Investments by capable
party VINO can add his share; references. p. 0.
Box !, 1896
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LOST.
T OST-AT CoRDRAY'S THEATER, GOLD
II watch and chain and large fat gold iocket;
name on inside. ''Nettie &. Drew" Reward will be
paid ii left at the Post i n tegencer office.
I OST-A BLACK AND BROWN GORDON
IL setter; has collar with license tag llS. Reward
paid If returned TO IL 10 Front street
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~ NJ MARTIN. NJ D., PHYSICIAN AND
". surgeon. Office, rooms 81 and 80 Occidental
block; residence. LOIS Yesler avenue.