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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-11-18
RECEIPTS AND ENPENDITI RES.
The Annual Il. port OF the i:o>ton 4 Mon
tana Company Forthe Year Ending
in june.

ihJuhe.
The Boston Transcript of IA recent
date contains the following: The annual
dated Copper and Silver Mining com
pany for the year ending June 80, 1892,
shows that the years mining profit was
1926, 1871 total disbursements, includ-
ing dividends, construction. interest on
bonns. etc. we're 81 ,144. 121,l3 The com
pany realized SjiO.OOO from the third is
sue of bonds. so that the net results is
that where June "a, 1891. there was a
balance Of assets Of SG2l. 1lJGO, there
was a balance of liabilities Of $1JG,G03.O2
June 30. 1892. That is the company
seems to be ~S11S,3lS.G2 worse Off as the
result of the years operations. but it is
only fair to say that construction, prin-
Cipally of the cicctrOlytic plant. is re-
sponsiblc for this, But leaving con
struction out Of the question. we find
that where the mining profit Of the year
was Si2G. lOi.Jl. the total Of bonds re
deemed and cancelled under the provis.
ions Of the mortgages. bond interest and
dividends paid was Si1S.1JJ.9J. That is.
the net profit from mining operations
was SJ2,:iIJll less than the charges and
dividenos paid. From 1887. when opera
tons We're begun. 10 June 30. 1872. the
Boston ~ Montana has produced a total
of II i.2S2.lWI pounds Of copper at an
average Of 100 cents: and 60, 81 ounces
of sllycra At % cents. making total re
ccipts from copper ! .~lij,G.S.ls and
from silver SG0l. i':iJG. together with
so - gold.
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CON~IITt TIO> IEANEI;>.
IN" >o"i-ty Hoid. It, Third ANNUAL Re
union ~ Helena.

Hons. I. +, Collins and Paris Gibson
hav" returned from Helena. where they
were in attendance at the third annual
rcunlon If the Society If the Francis Of
the Constitution. President W. \.
Clark presided. An address of welcome
was delivered 10y tiovcruor IoOie. and
Hon. y. }. Craven read a most interest
ing paper on "Eduration. There were
come thirty tive members of the society
present. w the evening n banquet was
given IA the Hotel Helena. The follow
ing are the officers chosen 10y III" society:
President l.. II. licrshtield. Helena.
Nicc-prcsidrnt W. W. Dixon. Butte.
Secretary Henry knipprnbcrg. Bca.
verhrad county.
Treasurer Il. .. Hickman. Helena.
Executive Committee l.. II. Iirrrh-
field. chairman; Henry kniVpenb"rg.
secretary; J. T.. Richards. Jos. X. Toolo.
\. j. Craven. W. y. Clark. ". J. kcnnc.
dy. II. Il. Whitchiil and Paris Gibson.
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Hil'pII.N MATED.
Dr. Gordon Woos and Wins Charming
Bride in the sunny south.

In. Gordon Woo. and Ninsa Charming
Bride in the sunny south.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage in Mobile. Ala.
on the 9TH inst. Of DIR. X. =. Il. Gordon. of
this city. and Miss Isabelle Maupin. Of
Mobile. The ceremony was performed
in Trinity church. br. Gordon is n well
known and successful practitioner Of
medicine in this city. and is a general
favoritc in professional and social circles.
The bride will be pleasantly remembered
as the young lady who visited this city
IA the guest of Mrs. Cockrlll and also
visited Governor Leslie and family in
Helena. She has been absent from the
city almost a year, but the many friends
she made during her s%oiourn will be glad
to welcome her return. The TEIuuNE
unites with DIR. Gordon's many friends
in congratulations, and expresses the
hope that Mrs. Gordon will find her
home in the mountain land AN agreeable
and happy exchange for the n she left
N the sunny south. DIR. and Mrs. Cor
don will spend their honeymoon in the
south and east and will he at home in
Great Falls after December LIST.
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HIS HIGHT Ht>D era SLID
4 >wit"lm,n seriously. Iuiui-d It-t night
Nhil. 'oupling Cars.

While engaged IN making a Coupling
OF or" dumps IN IT," yard il West Urea,
Falls last night. the drawhcats caught
the right hand Of G.. VI. Potter. Il switch
man. crushing il very hadiy. He was
brought tu tn" cIty al once and Or.
Luugrway. assisted 10y DR.. Ferguson.
dressed tn" in. urrd member. Inc thumb
ana thlr,i tiugcr were amrutdted at the
first Joint. several stitches were taken
IN the palm. and the injured man was
then taken Ia III" Park hotc.. Tine at
tending physicians say it cannot hc told
as vet whether Potter will not lose other
portions Of his hand. As it Is badly
crushed This Is on" Of several acct.
dent, which hay" occurred in the wards
recently and tine employees say they are
coming too close together.
\cl- NortcnseE. 1t switchmau in The
vari Al Sand COuio". lost two fingers Of
his night hand Will" making d coupling
Monday. II" was brought 10 the
city ant l. nov At IL. Tim mouse.
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DR.. Parsons, = Helena. Mont. special
lst IN surgical. aud medical diseases II
the eye. ear and throat. will he al the
Tim house four days. November - 10
December /. Cal early. 10 not neglect
the most important organs OF the body.
The past record " pr. Parsons in this
cit! is sufficient guarantee for his future
good work.
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The u"st save in the world for cuts
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands. chIlb.ains,
corns. and AL skin cruptious. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give perfec, sarisfac-.
ton. or money refunded, Price - cents
per box. FIR sale by Lapeyrc Bros.
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MINERAL
The Value for the Year Passed over Thirty
Nine and u Hair Millions.

The report Of the United States assay
office at Helena to the director of the
mint for 1891, has appeared. The pro-
duction Of gold and silver by counties
was as follows. fractions of the ounce be.
ing omitted:
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TRIAL ~ IsDI.~.


John T. Truton. treat Falls: Myer
Harris, Grcat Ia Is: Richard Graham.
Great Falls: Wi. Hanks. Great Falls:
Dame. Mckay. Great Fans: John Buck,
ingham. Great Falls. ". /. Houston.
Great Falls; W. &. Jones, TREAT Falls;
j. C. Farher. Great Falls. II. =. CLoweu.
Great Falls: r.. VI. Locke. Great Fails,
!. :. Corson. Great Falls: John II. NAV.
Great Falls. -. Briggcmau. Arlington:
Jo" Lessard. kibbey; J. - Arkew. -.
Clair. John House. -. CAR: {. II. Aus
TN, -. Clair. .lohu Webher. Couches
j. & Adams. Il River: Robert Wenzel.
Cora. {. T.. Hulev. Belt. James Ciillett.
Willow Creek. u, ". jackson. Grea,
Falls: W. {. Chambc-.air. Great Falls;
- VI. Lambert. Great Fails; Peter Nor
rs. Logging Creek: Archie Campbell.
Evare; Van liardsr.iter. kibbcy.
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LIST of

1Ist OF letters :etualnihg u~ncaIle,i for
in the Great Falls postoilicc for the week
NnhinR Saturday. Nov. T.. $50.
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Gold. l39.S1l ounces: silver. lGs3l9.OGG
ounces; copper. H.. 7G1.l2O pounds: lead.
2s.2j},',0 % pounds. Total value. S}9.,}J..
$50.
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Ii = dangerous L. neglect your tire in.
suraucc. You daily risk d total loss.
When you 10 insure. 10 81 in solid com
panies. We represent nineteen of them.
Collett. Baker II Mills. resident agents
rooms ; ami /. second floor. Bach. Cor,
X 20. building. orr Central avenue
and Park drive.
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In ealing for letters, please say adycr-
tisrd. II not called for within II days
wi. II" sent I" the dead letter office.
:. \. Bt>CHLrN. 7. NJ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
Date of first publication ID.

(tITf TREASURERS NOTICE, CITY OF
~ seattle-The following city warrants will be
paid upon present alton at the city treasurer's
office. Interest SAID warrants will cease at the
expiration OF fifteen days from the first publica-
ton OF this notice:
Terrace street warrant, ordinance 1889, No.
7la.
Madison street warrants, ordinance l. 4e7 No,
1,lT3 10 1856. inclusive.
Ninth street warrants, ordinance 1854, Nos. 67S
and 6.9.
Jones street warrant. ordinance ,47a, No l. 1862
Wall street warrant, ordinance SIG No. - 65
Farm street warrant. ordinance 1,s5S. No. 2, 5ia
Firth and Republican street warrant, ordinance
1.S7-, No. assn.
Fourth and Harrison street warrants, ordin ancs
1,sI7, Nos sos TO 1878. inclusive
Mary street warrant, ordinance 1852. No =, s25
Lrook street warrants. ordinance ], 49, Nos
2,0ul and 2,oo2.
Dexter street warrant. ordinance l,i52, No
3,Ui3
Florence street warrant. ordinance Pa. No. 80
Seventh street warrant. ord nance S4s o 531
Dreaei avenue warrants, ordinance 2,i8S. Sot
2.ols 10 = $50, inclusive
Johnson avenue warrants, ordinance 2, l72 Nos
1900 IL 2679. inclusive
Lincoln avenue warrants ordinance q l7s Nos
Zoba TO 1854. Inclusive
Gould street warrants, ordinance l73 Nos
2,6I Il to 2 1872, inciu, We
Marion street warrants ordinance l23S Sos
SSo 10 4s2. inclusive
Second street warrant, ordinance e53 No 22s
James street warrant, ordinance 3S7, No.il.i
w ashington street warrant. ordinance 2-3 No
Rainier street warrant ordinance 1895. No.
LASS ADOIpn 4 eITn "
city fraaaurer
Date OF hrss publication December II, 1892
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DECEIVERs NOTICE To cREDIToRS-IS
IL the superior court Of the state Of " ashing;on
for the county of King. samuel u. Dustin and
George W. Tiboetts, partners dong business under
the firm name and style OF Gustin & Ttbbetts.
plaintiffs, vs. The -noquamis ain Company, de-
PENDANT No. 1857.
Pursuant To order made by this court in the
above entitled suit the 20sh day Of December
1892. notice Is hereby given by tue under sgaed
Herman Chaplin receiver Of the said defe nd ant,
to the creditors OF tee onoquaImie Mill Company
to present their Claims saainss The snoqualnlis
Mill Company, together with proofs OF the same,
TO said undersigned at his Office \ 81 Boston
BLOCK, n the city of Seattle state of Washington
on or before the Goth day IF January, 1898
HERMAN CHAPLIN
Receiver OF the snoquaimie Mil Company.
Dated seattle. Wash. December Il, lss-.
Date Of first puo.ica lion December -, 1892.
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DEATHS and FUNERALS.

tka
BAssETT-on Friday December %, 1sss, 2. sIs
Juanifa house. Pike sfreet, seAssse. AAs-
Bassest of consumption. aged IS years.
The arrangements for the funeral have no' ~
been made
KENYOS-The funera, of J.. Gardner hensy.,,
Will be held from the Masonic tefnpie s -
o'clock Monday, under The auspices "a ~
knights TempIar. Internent viii be f nsue -
Lake View cemetery. Friends are fnfissa -
participate.
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OFFICIAL TIME CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1st, ]
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE


For ST. Paul and EAst-10: IS p n.
For Spokane--3: 20 y m. and l0:25 p =
For Portland and South-S:l5 = M -
p. m.
For Olympia--S:l5 n M.
For Montesauo and Ocosta-8: ID n
For Tacoma-6:l5. S:l5 n IN, 12:01 ia
S:45 and 10:25 p m. :,
For SnoaUaimie Falls and North 49,
a m.
For Sumas and Anacortes-9:15A q.
For Snohomish and Getchell-9:lo
4:S6 p. M
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sEArrL1
From st. Paul and East-l1.25 p. m
From Spekane-l0:35 a. m. and lies ~
From Portland and South-5:5O p m Aeelkll
a m.
From Olympia-5:50 p. m
From Nontesano and Ocesta-5:5O 2
From TacomA-l2 :55. S:45 and l0:W
200. $50. S:45 and l:25 D. m.
From Snoqualmie Falls and North -
2. IN.
From Sumas and Anacortes-5:2Op p n
From Snohomish aud Getcheli-l0:SoA1s
$50 p. m.
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TfCKbu
ALL POINTS IN THE WokLa
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H4RRY1GES.

HUMEs-fEAs-In Seattle Thursday. necen as-
%, 1892, At the residence Of the nrfaes .ssss
W. &. Fass. corner Tay.oF All NeaeI - -.
BENJAMIN HuInes and Hattie Feass ecsh %
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Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dav 0al
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Se1lo4
Paul and Chicago wifhon. change Conn.,
for all points in the United States and Oa1114s u
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
IN Improvement district No. 80. for tue improve
ment of Meirose avenue under ordinance No.
1857, and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
of local Improvement district No 49, for the inn
prosenent of Meirose avenue from Pike street 20
Depo. street. under ordinance No. 1857, has been
reported by the board OF public works the city
council Of the city of seattle and now file in
the Office OF the city clerk and the same Is now
open for public inspection at said office and will
remain open for inspection until Monday tue "a
day of January, 1885 ut , oc. ock p m, AMI all
persons Interested are hereby required TO appear
before the cfy council in Joint session to be held
in the council chamber of the house of delegates
in the city hail Monday, the I'd day Of January,
1893, at O'Clock p. and make objection
thereto At said time fxed the council will
consider any and all objections made and will
make such corrections in said roll deems just
and viii then deduct The amount of such cost as
sessed against street crossings (Which sin all be paid
from the general road fund of the city,, and will
then by ord finance approve such roll and levy and
Assess the amounts thereof against each parcel
and lot shown In said roll and declare the same q
lien thereon. Said matter may be adjourned to .
later date II SO ordered hv the city council
GEORGE j. SLOVENIAN,
City ,ierk Of the ity OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication Dece ubar III 1892.
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During tn,


nerrhandisd
he foilowin
Fife, 40 ton.
Great North
~ ALA, 80 to
haven. 10 {
non,ah II Il
Bound l. Aid
IONS, lo.ai
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MEECfiA

4 Produce Al
et the port c
Jour hours d
eiiic, 500 toua
Great North(
tons; Mont |
Puget Sound
boats, Is toni
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m, A


Odu
=.
hAIfV
0.<H
A'~s
III
HIGH
-
q mi It,
IL.
$500
- --;;I
$3.50 90
E4enaa =
clearing q
sesftle
Portland
Tacoma.
Tha ai.s
-,
nus steoti
though so
Native POI
large amoI
s,sos s,Ifn
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20 - -.
as cheap
Hgn. We
man3. but
bean no m
the waek
FLOUR
sack 81, iUI
SHELLS: d
lis. Corn
2ae. Rtce
SUGARS
1g,hS.noId
verified. IS
BUTTER
and dairy.
EGGS-F
CHEESE.
Swiss impt
FRUIT
MIA. 2MN,
Apples, sd
6c per gal.
usve.e. Doe
vEGETA
&c; cabbad
Small whit
Linm, &c .
potatoes. So
SC Ter M.
CANNEU
cots, Zoe: c
25e: all OF
corn and st
CURED
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hops--Du.l


[tof'eeop,i
PAD lnchangr
f,-a9 bags. II
eauary, US
40. steady. :
sugar--Raw
s., sold at &c
"a steady.
| t.opperonI
aa.'saei-FIru,
| din-FIru:
Bot
| Bosrox, Dec
Etchlson
khriington..
xieaa Cen.
['Bid.
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sf4st stead,
ers g G09
FHnsss, 81 go.
Ehogs-gee1I
|smn''non. saus
~. Prime he,
Isheep-Reea
saesfs nat.1
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ improvement district No. SO, for the improve
ment OF Melrosa avenue under ordinance No.
1857 and hearing thereon
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment roll
of local Improvement district No. 80. for the In-
provement of MelrOse avenue, from Pike street
10 Depo: street, under ordinance No. 1867
has been reported by the hoard of public
works to the city council of the city of Seattle and
Is now on file in the Office of the city clerk and the
same is open 70. public inspection at said
Office aud viii remain open for inspection until
Monday, January 2, 1892. at O'Clock p IN, b..
and all persons interested hereby required
to appear before the city council in JOINT session
be held I'm the council chamber of the house of dele
gates in the city hall on Monday, the I'd day of
January. 1898, at O'Clock p. m, and make OBJ
lection thereto. At said time fixed the city
council will consider any aud ali objections made
and will make such corrections in said roll as it
deems just. aud viii Their deduct the amount of
such assessed against street crossings (which
shall be paid from the genera. road fund OF thu
city,, and will then by ordinance approve such roll
and levy and ASSESS the amounts thereof against
each parcel and lot shown in said ROLL and declare
the same lien thereon. said matter may be adj
journed TO q later date If ordered by the city
council GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN.
City Clerk of the City OF seattle
Date of first publication December Is 1892.
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TACOMA, 1 |
ket was u
About Gee foI
Enough there
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COAL AND WOOD lard
TYPE WRITER'S.

TOR REST-Ty pf.W klTERS; A IL KIN ps,
L ii. y. Burpse. general assnt, $50 Pioneer
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HAIR ESSEEE.

r A FRANCE HAIR PARIoRS: HAIR GOODS
IL manufactured: badness treated successfully;
massage treatment. 1906 Third street
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~ 4 \
NEW YoR'

NEW YoRI
oday was l,
4ency OF prii
the most maj
10 40, the hi
Cyrus ". Fie
position to II
sts, and viii
hearty 100 po
p on rumo
the dimerens
Panama IA
proved y
vas checked
danhattan r,
3rai list deeii
owest figure
hess was actl
as much di
6ension was
GoveruEleu
Petroleum.
NEW YORK
tive thous
hered for exp|
hat any golc
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

iCiose connection with N. r. tfein -
land and san Francisco. .r... = =
Steamers "Ci,y of Kingston ana $500 sNy ~ -
tie maze close connections al tns - -
with trains to and ffcm Postlshu easszs.s
east aud west bound overland trains.
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Rtchison....
I'm. Express
An. Pacific.
an. souther
CENTRAL Paeid
burlington.
POTION Oil.
pen * kio q
stiilers....I
Illinois Ceut1
Kansas d Te
ake Shore.
cad Trust.
Hilisyie - 81
ich. Central
!issouri Paci
.afth Ame.iI
Forthern Pac|
Preferred
oorthwesseru
Preferred. II
on. Cal. d v |
eaf wood
oaid & Curr
ale d Norcr
ome.take
Eexiean.''
htsrio
pair
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Advertisements under tie heads Of LOST fouhos
For Sale. For Rent and Situations Wanted Will %
inserted 81 the rate of cent word each inaerstoh
Payment always in advance. No advertisements
received for less than IS cents
NoTIcE-The business Office Of the Posf-IS.
TELLIGrNeyH fs open until IL p. Ciassinea
advertisements will be received up TO this time
Advertisements Will be received at branch on1ees
of the PosF-ISTELLIeEScERa at:
Tacoma .,........,..,,.......-T. Summons. Agent
Port Townsend. ,........F French & springer
Tho following letters await advertisers at fhs
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hIa CHRISTMAS STOCK LADIES WRIT
~ ing desks has arrived Rato~n Eur.it,rs
t1fnpany, sIS Front streeI Open until 3 o'cIocx
evenings Inssa.lmenss
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TfCKbu
ALL POINTS IN THE W0kk0
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FINANCIAL.

TYANTED-To BUY 4 FEW SMALL FIRST
w mortgages on real pro perty: those due pre-
ferred. Inquire OF J. H. Cannon. room 1 Boston
block.
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NEW YORK

| Money on
Prime mere
fhange-Qus
fxty-d bill
i NEW YORK
4. 8 Is treg.
y. 5. Is (cou
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LIVERY STABLE. s saS,gn:S

with horses, Carriages etc, good location and
business; will sell trade for good city or farm
property. German American Investment q Guar
anty Co. Yesler building.
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fFHE BOARD OF EDUCATION Will RE
L ceiVe lids until Wednesday. December % at
; = M for printing the auuus. report according 10
SPECIFIC ons file at the office of tue board nv
order Of the board. H r WHITNEY,
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u ANTEp THIS WHtt4Ek UatTs, 0F
u q Miner aad wife ~ u =. EaEs.
halls, Wash.
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WHO HAC CITY OR FARM PROP
w I1O IL 40 erty here to exchange for
excellent farms in Ohio: Missouri. Nebraska, Da-
kota, Kentucky and Washington? Let have
description of your properties and viii. give
YOU . good trade German merican Investment
& Guaranty Co., Yes!er building
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ED UCATIONAL.

MISS MARGUERITE SAXTON, TEACHE Il
w OF elocution and dramatic art; terms reason
able. The ABBOTT, Third and Pike streets.
IISKA INSTITUTE, VAN NESS AVENUE,
II 1905, San Francisco. GAIA finishing school
for young ladies: prepares for college, European
travel or society; send for circular. Nine. b.
Ziska, A. NJ, principal
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24

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