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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-06
N THE HOUSE,
, Superintendent of
,be Census Freely
Discussed.
DEICIENCY BILL.

| DEF7ClE5cI blAA'
\ Some Debate the Measure
/ M Through Successfully
Census Talk.
By the United Press.
r,,HIyGroN, Feb. 5. The
,ts was not in session today.
THE HOUSE.
r,.HlyGroN, Feb. 5. Upon
assembling of the House the
k,ir stated that he was suffer-
Iicm a sore throat and as the
[n;ttee were to be called for re.
!, be would request one of the
/ lSns clerks to call them. Sub
(eptly Mr.. McMillin took the
\. Mr.. Fithian, of Illinois, Of
Ma bill placing agricultural i'm
rlt, on the free list, which was
+rrd to the committee on ways
means. Mr.. Belrzhoover, Of
[mIyania, from committee on
claims, reported back favor
The bill known as the
! BrIer raid claim BILL 10 author
The payment Of damages sus.
lF Pennsylvania from Union
Cooted.rate troops during the
The House went into COM
f-ot the whole on the census
ig deficiency bill, Mr.. Sayers,
Ae, in charge of the Dill. He
l& II the superintendent Of
A M been allowed to have
M way IN apportionments il
"4D' that the expenditures
iA'ottr would not have been
H!' Out a3 be was constantly
@'lrl Oy members of Con-
loi positions, who
'I Tremendous pressure
~ on him, there mad naturally
araVagance. Men and wo-
na been given places who
a'uld have been appointed.
'Hn0l so much the fault of the
.-''nd7nt that money had been
% ana extravagantly ex-
'' az II was the fault of Con-
s-'n. Mr.. Dingley replied
Was to be regretted that
against the superintendent
|S,' A. D"a been precipitated in
\ "aV on this deficiency bill.
49,, ul'"lr to the superintendent
'''' If charges were to be
my should be the
,,,, u an investigation
b Iu'.l't'ee. Mr.. Sayers, of
\ ,Ss %,'l,d that h had precipi-
NV. ueoate. Questions had
~ r', 4 10 him by The Republi-
|n,.I 'pe :, Other side. Mr.. Ding
wvl, ,n"V The House did not
B, fn,'asr %, !, there was any foun.
|.,b, 4 'ne charges mad. He
I, si%s 'us Superintendent Of cens nsus
Es] ]'al'y i. and efficiently dis.
Ean !, loty' One of the
|snb 'ne expense for the
aqu,an,a a'oS was 50 large was
.r1r.oa a,r,@ent imposed upon tie
sto rs'l, cn,, Of census by Con-
zeal -, 49, a"ta regarding farm
lad ''''7 Mortgages which
b rba 'ppo'ed. This imposed
InL...1s Superintendent "a new
Wat ,u Of duty of ascertaining
rsageJ' J'~PoSe \. farms had been
That it Dun9an, u of Ohio,
eha, ,n uSa come to his know
'been i IONS Of useless statistics
He Ss5 Sb,55'F0yed after compila-
erintend' oeen told that the
lAcbi. "uent had emploved -. lot
ela,iy's ~achines,the invention
When ~ a. a royalty of So a
.actur.d : amachine could be
crcnn, Vt ten dollars. Un-
'ppropris,'';a'n he was oppos-
S&r II" ''ln5 any more mon
'soy Such vo''Sus , to be expend.
'Naois, way MIR. Springer,
favored the nas.
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For water rash and sour stOm-
ach take Simmons Liver Regulator.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-06
Gov. Scales Condition.
Ry United Press.

By United Press.
GREENSBORO, N. c., Feb. 5. Tie
condition of Ex-Governor Scales re-
mains unchanged.
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Attention z. P.

Members Of Centre Lodge, No.
B, are hereby ordered TO meet at
1890 O'Clock sharp. this morning
at the Castle Hall of Phalanx
Lodge. No. 81, to attend the fune-
Ia! services of our late Brother +.
w. Sherwood. BY order Of the
c. c. W. w. WIS y,
X. Of X. and s.
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Don't lose time and make YOUR
self worse with pills and oils. Take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. ). The
State department has received no
cabiegrams from Minister Egan for
several days, the last one being a
simple acknowledgement that be had
received Secretary Blaine's cable
gram containing the information
that Chili's apology was acceptable
to the United States. The depart
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LONDON, Feb. 29.-Bar silver, Al 7-16d Con-
soils, 30 lie. Bullion paid into the Bank OF
England on balance today g., 900 Bank OF En-
gland discount, per cents
BREADsTUFFs.
LONDON, Feb. 29.-The Marx Lane Express in
its weekly market review, says: The average
decline of English wheats for the week
lower
English -four is heavy. There are large sup
plies OF American at 2ss per sack. American
flour has been underseling the English produce
since September. Imports nave been 225,0O0
quarters i'll excess OF the average requirements.
Corn is Sd dearer in London, and oats 50
better.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9.-Wheat-Unchanged
CONFIRM for spot and fair for futures;
spot, As I'D, steady; March, as Sd steady; April
Is 4d, steady; May, As SD, steady.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
saw yoRK srocK ExcnANaE-


ygw YORK, Feb. 29.-The stock market opened
M the week with renewal of the excitement
yer coal stocks and the rest OF the market sym
sihized to a limited extent. There was phe-
,smeaal upward movement. Distillers was the
ally weak point in the list. The market closed
srm, near the best prices of the day. Among
the final gains were: Delaware & Hudson, 55s
|Fr cent; Lackawanna, So per cent; Jersey
central, 377s per cent New York Central. per
|isnt; Union Pacific, per cent; Sugar, Il per
|nnt
Government bonds-Steady.
Peroleum-Closed, 575sc.
GOLD FOR EUROPE.
Gold coin to the amount of 81, 03o,0OO has Just
hen ordered at the sub-treasury for shipment to
,,turope tomorrow. The total ordered since Feb
mary 10 is s3,7S00O0.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy: Closed, offered, 2.
Prime mercantile paper-4015 Sterling ex-
|shange-Firm; quiet. Bar silver. 9e}2c.
BONDS.
Il. s Is (reg) .. ll511IU. s. 2s (reg)...... 100
II $. Is (coupon). 1864 Pacific 6s.....-.-.. 50
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sl.50 per GENITAL California black, 81 Io5D1 20 for
common, and sl5oGl.69 per centsl for choice
lots for seed
tlour-Femily extras. s5.05Cds5. Is per barrel:
bakers extras, s49Gn5.00 supertine, s. 2NosS. 10.
Nheat-sl: SOL. 66l I, with sl.671z .or a choice
article Of shipping wheat
Bariey-Feed, 95tg9sl &C for dark coast, 97J5(3
slUo Tor good qnsity and s. 0l(Gl.0i for choice;
brewing, $Ll0(gi.lo per GENITAL.
Corn-Large yellow, 81. 25(oo1. 2el<; small yell
low, :l.271 st3l.3o white Sl$Rdl ;sil5 per GENITAL
Wool-spring: Foothll, per pound, l6Cglsc:
Northern, ls(G22c; Nevada, I5t1ISc; Oregon val
ley, lSg2lc. Eas;ern-Light l6nlSc: heavy, 10
@l3c. Fall: Mountain-Lignt and free, llGl2c;
heavy and poor, 9Gl0c. Plains-Heavy and
poor, 7(GSc; good, sg9c. Lam5s-Poor TO choice,
SglOe. Northerl-free choice, 159l6c; defec-
tive, ll(Gl3c
Call board sales: wheat-Buyer. season,
81 66l9 1l67l4; closing, $751;
., Barley-Buyer season, sLols49Lo31a, closing,
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, 22I2c; telegraphic, Soc ster-
nng-bills-Bank, S4.S634; sight, $50; CONNER
eial, ASil1 Silver bars-9aG925s Mexican
dollars, 7l97112c
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NOTICE TO srockHo1DERs.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL. MEETING OF STOCK
~ holcers-Notice is hereby given tina: a special
meeting o! the stock holders of the Seattle National
Bank building Company will be held on Tuesday.
the 10Th day OF March, A. d. 1892, at the hour of
2ociocS in the afternoon OF that day, at the ONCE
OF the company, in the seattle National Bank
building, the corner of Yesler avenue and south
Second street, at the ci Of Seafsle. King county,
Wash, which meeting all stockholders Of the COM
pany are hereby notified and requested 20 attend
as business of Importance will be brought before
the meeting for Its action. BY order of The trus-
tees. w r. BALLARD President.
EBES SMITH, Secretary
Dated Seattle Wash. February 20 1892.
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MERCHANDISE

Hops-Easv.
eolee--Options closed steady and lower. Sales
we II $50 bags, including March, s1S4G9lSi5:
ny, ST. SgDl2S5. spot Rio, steady; No. Z, l5c.
aMsar-Raw, steady; Muscoyado, 30 test,
.&51c; centriugais. Sc test, 53sc, Refined,
s'esdy; OFF A. 81 g(G&}s SC.
9Iopper-steady; lake. $l0.6GtGl065
lead-Flrm; domestic, S42AgL25.
Iin-Easy; straits, $40. SGGl9. 90.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Feb 29-The wheat market was
Moderately sctiye but weak At the start. The
market then grew stronger but later declined
rs, then held steady, closing about > lower
thsn on Saturday. Receipts were l,l9i,oOO
Bushels; shipments, 47S. 900 bushels.
Whea,-WesE; cash, 81, e: May, S9stc.
Corn-Staaiy; cash, Ale; May, i2 Sc
oa's-steady. cash, 2s54c; May, SOssc.
hYe-Ql.et; SIZE.
5asiey-tulct. I6c.
asa1-S;eaty; % &c.
nASky-Sll4
PoFS-Steady, cash, SlLI7ls; MAY, su.4olS
Esfa-Steady; cash, S6i2: May, ~. -
SHOULDERS. $i75tgj.50; short clear, IS: short
es's&7E.
y CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK.
rCHioAGo. Feb 29.-Cattlc-Reccipts, 5000;
ss%Sady 10 weaker, good to prime steers, $500
'ssssAers, Sl.tV1-2a.
~ ogs-Recclpts, 5000; steady 10 shade
ssgher; common. 81. 40(G / IS; mixed aud packers,
ssaal7i prime heavy and butchers weights,
eSSstsiSs' 2; hight sL6NG375.
so9aeeir-keoeipts, 7,tlio; market steady; ewes:
Nyfd -; mixed. SL,0GA90i wethers and
fs.sa1'lass, S3J,yyL65; western wethcrs, So2I9
Boston srocK EXCHANGE.
BOSTON, Eel. Closing:
A,ehIson -..-.... So. Bell Telephone 800
Ns1ican Central. lgl Burlington...--... 1854
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NgARsHAI,s NOTICE OF sEIzURE-IN THE
vi United states District Court, District of WASH


MARsHAL's NOTICE OF sEIzURE-INTHE
VI United states District Court, District OF wash
ington Northern Division.
Whereas a libel has been filed in the district
court Of the Tinted states for the district Of WASH
lngtOn, northern DIVISION on the zlth uay or
February. 1892. by the Vulcan Iron WORKS COM
pady, a corporation against the steamer = = tal-
kinS her tackle engines boilers. furniture, ma
chinerv etc. alleging in substance that thete rs
balance due libelant IN the amount o. W. Az -
and forty-three dollars and five cents ,S2i5Oo) tor
material furnished and labor performed % said
steamer, and praying process against sald tteanltr'
and that said steamer, her tackle engines, poers:
furniture machinery etc, may Oe condemned and
sold to pay such sum with Costs charges anu eN
penSes:
der the seal OF the said court 70 me directed and de-
hvered, do hereby give public notice 70 al pei
boilers furniture machinery. etc, or IN any man.
interested therein, that they De anu appear ne-
fore the said district court al 9es.,is ~ ~ sa us
trict. the 7th day Of March, 1872 al ~ cIosk
IN the forenoon Of the same day, then and there 10
in;erpose their claim and make theif aiesA"on VI
'''''' THOMAS r. BROWN. U. $. Marshal
By H. A. BIgELow. Deputy. -. r...,.
y. ". CARa and HAROLD PRksIoS' ffoctors roe
Dated al Seattle this 9th day Of February 1899.
IrNrVED STATES MARsHALs SALE
L United states Of America Northern Division.
District OF Washington ~. . =
directed issued from the district court OF the
United states for The Northern DIVISION, District
Of wash ugtOn at the SUIT on ~. =; HayMnyi
against the steamer Augusta. her tsckIe, sppsrei
ana ,rritur. in accordance with decree dated at
seattle Wa.h. February 70, 1899, pronounced In
said court hereby give pubic notlce ih@ on Frl-
dsy thc in das, Of March, 1892. at o'clock In
the afternoon Of said day. a. the foot OF sprlny
street in the city OF seattle N ss.d usSLct VII
and furniture 10 the highest and best bidder tor
f THOMAS r. BROWN, U. :. Marshal
Bstsd AZ ~ssttle his 2sth day Of February 1892.
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SAN rKANcIsCo MARKErs.
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Ban Francisco. Feb 2g-The vegetable mar
- was fairly active. Good demand prevailed
= everything excepting potatoes and onions
zach continue IN over supply. Increased ar
hVa's have oglEsioaed lower prices.
ihe fruit narScI Is very quiet. The supply oil
1sages ana apples Is large. and the quality not
saSA a. 10 invite buyers seven carloads OF or
sses arrived This morning. Dried irult IS
VIE, without any change OF Quotstions-
ne market Tor dairy produce Is Ye-y quiet
site s Ia EmD,e supply. ana decline OF |
en, was ao;cI a,l around. Ecgs are very weak
ee suffered a further decline in prices
Produce PC .e.rts-F.oGr. ea.c,o quarter sacks;
saesi. ii5lll leuts.s; barley, 10000 cents!s;
S.eclincs, loo SACKS, beans, 1000 SACKS. bran,
.'sn sacks potatoes, S,000 sacks; wine 1900
tzloaS
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
oats-Surprl,c 81 .scl .5o. mill ing, 81 $5gi. q:
s - 10 choice, Sl.-1 sol So. OF grades, 81 ot9
Wa gray, N.-e&L-o; Oregon black, 3L2'3sS
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raoon.a Grain Nrarket.

TAcoNA, Feh. 29.-tspecial. 1.-The grain mar
h. was neither dull nor excited today, but was
tixlr market American markets keep going
own but thai Goes not seem TO influence prices
ERE Barley was in fair demand Tor feed pur-
p,es. Quotations: Club, csc; blue stem, 9Se;
hley, ST. Der ton.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NORTHERN.

THE NORTHERN.
J F Cordray Portland J 5 Mcclellan, City
J Nancy, Everett d spenser. Chicago
q Robinson. Chicago II Willis, Tacoma
Paulson, Tacoma L W Cummings Wash
ID Johnson, Edwards, Portland
w Wood, Tacoma W G Anderson. G
l. w Townsend. Y John Rigby, Wash
Frank Lane, y Y John Corkish, Or
9 A Burkhardt d VT, Or K " Calson. 5 f
/ knlehter, 5 + Dr. Harrington, Victoria
Jack Harrington, C O'Farrell, Tacoma
w stevenson, Wash Capt J Hastings Wash
A W Martin, Chelsey + K Reed, n Yakima
J Hamilton, Fairhaven w Purdy, Whatcom
4 CookinghaIn, City T o Burckhardt, City
D Johnson, Ira Rockwell. sidney
II Brownell, Everett w Leonard, Colo
IL Heynm'n Honolulu FL Nee, Montana
Hobson, Montana W H Fiske, Portland
THE ARLINGTON.
c NJ Fernald, st Paul H wichers. Langley
G Rogers, Whatcom W Bull Eliensburg
VI Chandler, do Hiatt, Anacortes
ow Haden, San Jose NJ Malone, do
4 Dart, La Grande McCielland, do
NJ Connolly, PortlandB D Mills, Clifton
Ii Shepherd, FranklinW Chase, Augustine
Taylor IL W, stanwo'dE , Moore W. City
: G Henderson. SnohomJ T Robinson do
Miss Casey, WhatcomF H Kilbourne, do
c Riggf f, Tacoma kilbourne, do
Hugh White. Tacoma Mr. Fleming, sn0h lSI
VIM Graham. Ballard Mrs smith, do
Mrs Wilson, Tacoma FJJohnson. city
B Carpenter, Fairhvn A Jose, North Bend
D Gu tin, North Bend G Tibbetts, do
waterhouse & fy city W Littleheld, Boston
THE GRAND.
Lewis Jacobs, NewYork Mrs D ] Cain, Edmonds
f J ID Eitsch, do Miss sullivan, do
NJ Kankman, do f Lythe. do
L N Kayser, San Fran W II Raymond, Portland
Philips Bolger, do d B Dodge, Chicago
VIM II Ash, do CO Morris, Everett
Z B Robinson. Franklin W q Campbell, Tacoma
VIM Koken. ST Louis II Johnson&w, st Paul
Nj Gcraghty, PtAngeles J IL Adams, city
NJ Plate, Portland J Thompson. Olympia
A Neeahaw, shelton q Dening. do
NJ Eares, Sutton / f DAHL PIT Townsend
G A MetZ.er, Lacrosse c Barthing, do
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BRIDGE
~ builders-Noiice is hereby given that sealed
bids VIII he received by the county auditor up 10
across the Swinomish slough, in SkaSIt county.
Wash Bids must be for the construction of the
bridge according TO the plans and specifications
hle with the county auditor. copies Of which will
be furnished upon application.
specifications OF their own and bid on same, which
will be considered.
BY order of the board of county commissioners.
Seal. FRED +. PAPE,
County Auditor and ex-offico Clerk Of the Board
of County Commissioners of Skagit County,
Wash.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = BROOK
by the undersigned. secretary Of the board of pub
lie works of the city of Seattle. up to of We'd
nesday, March o. A. D. 1892, for the grazing and
street. from Grange street to Depot street. in the
city Of Seattle. in accordance with the plans and
specifications now on file in this Office.
Each bid is to be accompanied by certified
check. payable to the order of the city comptroller
for sum not less than five (5) per cent OF the
amount bid, and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check:
into a contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the full amount OF same within ten (I0) days
from being notified Of the award, failing which
said check and the amount thereof Will be for
feited to the city.
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope Brook
Street Grade"
ny OrCer OIL the OO4rC OF puDuc WORKS
+. W. ID. HOLBROOk, Secretary.
First publication February 25 1892.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - CHESTNUT
~ street grade.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the undersigned, secretary of the board
of public works OF the city of seattle to noon of
Wednesday, March 8, A. II. 1892, for the grading
and construction OF sidewalks on both sides Of
Chestnut street, from Talbot street TO Knight
street. in the city of seattle in accordance with the
plans and specifications file in this Office.
Each bid is TO be accompanied By a cert fled
check, payable TO the order of the city comptroller.
for sum not less than five (5D per cent. of tho
amount bid, and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondSmen
tor the full amount of same within ten (l0) days
from being notified of the award, falling which
said check will be forfeited to the city.
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals TO be Endorsed on the envelope "Chest-
nut Street Grade"
By order of the board of public works.
F. w. d. HOLBROOk. Secretary.
First publication, February %, 1892.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

w I. HAMMOND, SUCCESSOR TO H. r.
w Hammond & Co. commission merchant
wholesale fruits. produce. butter aud eggs Hour
grain, etc. COnsgnments solicited Szl-sZ6
ence FIRST National Bank. Telephone ass. l.. o.
Box a76
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CoUyrY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF HEARING BY THE BOARD
y Of county commissioners in The matter OF the
,rc,....s cs,atrurtjou Of a wagon bridge over the
SS.,s,f.r.s,,ts sr near Tot, m King county.
Sotirs Il u. soy given 20 AZ persops concerned
that "a MOI ~ March Z, 1892. me board o. county
~s,s.ea.sse "a King county, state of Washing
~. s-tts" - me qassii0n OF the public neces-
s<rs - ~. Il AZ 81 n wagon bridge nj The fol-
srtsp W. sns thereof 20 be located on len
h.arrG = noinf which is rs $1,000 chains
s,<.-,r ~ - io6 cham. east o. southwest corner
81 1872 se Us north & east W. NJ, and
srf~.X nisn easierly direction across SAID
s<rrr7r - fDgies thereto
HH srs.,e-l therein VIII therefore take
49, 49, -, ,nteafiou and present any rea-
~ ~. a. sfr.t sneh proposed bridge or the
h.I..ic- a., M Il The time OF said meeting.
T77-,s ,r1-.s - are Instituted under and ac-
cez;ins 70 Sees.,s 2p73 Of hiii's Annotated stat
~ M ti,< a< Washington ,,
= K Z-f~~ Il = hosrti Of county commissioners
= <1E - - r. 4. TMiCHELI.
y 80 49, ex -Or1clo Clerk Of Saio
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IF YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST FURNI-
ture IN the market at lowest prices call at al5
Front street; weekly payments. Belltown Furni-
ture Company.
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IETHS.

BENEDICT-In Seattle, Monday, February 20,
1892, to the wife of s. G. Benedict. daughter.
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BiTHS.

NEWPORT BATHS 49, OPEN DAY AND
y night; salt and fresh water. electric, meai-
Gated. zussisn sulphur and cabinet VapO- baths;
private apartment sior ladies', excellent attend.
sRce. slc k.eat street.
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EAXDsCIPE GARHENEEs.

LFRED GRAssNER. LANDSCAPE GAR
n GeneE Corner White aud Madison streets. ?.
o. Box 1859.
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FOE s4LE-REAL ESTATE


I'OR SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE AM
two lots on Queen Anne hill, with or withou
furniture; all modern improvements: hot wate
heating. Inquire at POI Occidental block.
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DOR SALE-16O ACRES: 10 IMPROVED:
Il all fenced and all good. level rich soil: half
lilo acres can be plowed this spring; stumps;
price $40 per acre. l. II. Rogers, 10i Butler
block.
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L'OR SALE-s3715 PER ACRE; BEST QUAR-
Il ter section on orcas island; 90 out of 100
finest bottom land; grubbed; close 10 wharf, will
sell either 10 acres; half cash. w. f. Smith, POS
Bailey building
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FOR EX CHANG II.

L,OR EXCHANGE-A VERY FINE PARLoR
L organ. new for secondhand upright piano
zeal estate and pay difference in cash. Address
Organ. Post-I ntellCencer
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ASSAYERs AND CIfEuTsrs.
HAIRDREsSISG,

HAIRDRESSISG.
CIRCAssIAN II Ar rxkIonz.-waG Max.
y ing, bangs and svi1<teL HeeU90eR b1nck 100
Second street, seat n, WueA- roons a 81 s.
John T. wITr4kn uA3hnuEaaER AND
D wgmaker. el4 45pne pGxs g LoUnna 4
HanfoEd'A 49, -
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MIS- CELL4NEOUS.

ZINE POULTRY AT RANENNA RANCH;
Il Light Brahnas, Plymouth Rocks, Brown Leg
horns. \ /. Wyandottes, Pekin ducks; eggs or
chicks delivered personally 10 any part of Seattle
or suburbs. For terms address NJ. Carton, Ra-
VIENNA Park Wash.
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GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING AND
~ cleaning works. telephone 69L 90 second
street.
w ANDERSON, DYER AND CLEANER OF
w ladies' aud gents cl hing. Fifth and James.
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FIN1NCT4L.

I oANS OF 500 AND UPWARDS; LOW
II rates; no delay. King, Epier block.
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DOR SALE-BARGAINS: 40 ACRES AT
Il Browns bay, kitsap county, S25 per acre; IA
acres on Mercer island, near East seattle, SIPS per
acre; 4-roomed house and lot in Lake Union aodi
tion corner. 5000: lots at Port Angeles at $50
each; two-thirds cash. balance time at per cent.
Address z. D.. care Post Intelligencer.
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LICE ~ AIKEN EXPERIENCED MANI
\ cure and eiect-ologist: bardressing pa-lozs.
20 and 80 Eelyoks b4ock. tIolt and spring streets
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Patents.

III l. REYNOLDS. MECHANICAL ENGI-
III. neer and patent solicitor: late examiner u.
= patent office; applications for patents prepared
and prosecuted. Room 4S sullivan block, Seattle,
Wash
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4 VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29-rhe visible supply of
Pain on Saturday, February -, as compiled by
e New York produce exchange, was as fol-
ms:
d Bushels Increase Decrease
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4 r. TIPToN-427-iss BAILEY BuILDING