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MONEY AT FROM TO PER CENT
NJ Time three to ten years. special rates for
business property loans. One and two year loans
on unimproved land and vacant lots, 10 per cent
w ID Conner and Olympic block
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FINANCIAL.

G-FoR MONEY AT BEST RATES AND
ID terms In any amount on hrst-ciass real estate
security, apply to F. A. Turner. Loans aud Invest
ments Established in seattle in 1878. Room
127 Occidental block. Take elevator At Second
street entrance.
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NHEAP MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
~ and unimproved King county property, and
also in outside counties George n. Van Loren,
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LfOR SALE-RARE CHANCE To MAKE
Il $4,000 profit on an in vestment Of q, 800 cash;
quarter section of choice fruit land close to rail-
road station: one hour from seattle: must be sold
at once; call today for particulars Room "a
Union block
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-----,ryv~rINE OFFICES IN soCihE-
s,smer sains: ass rso ss: Se 9pq rsaNSo
nsasd tar ar ftsnton Trust Company. 40 Squire
ss.,nr bpIitinSr
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E,OR SA,LE--A Two-FTrTHS INTEREST IN
II a good paying single mill. located near Seat
tie, on railroad and water Inquire At Scandi-
navian- American bank seattle
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THE
HOPE k@INDERGARTU
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
Held In the Log Cabin. corner Of fen,
perance and Republican Streets,
North Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS.
IS conducted by the MISSES wISTsRporRsR
who are certidcaiea and experienced tescnsrs.

hours OF Attendance, 9 to II q, m.
Fees payable IN advance. 50 psr nonth
small fee o. IS cents per month wiz oe chaya
liopery.
The methods afseachiux are aased on FRoEBELa
SYSTEM, which Is new Being universally adop,A
bs the best teachers Of infants
las following VIII give an idea of tts scopo:
IHt hI< DEIsGAR& EN- GIFTS teach II
ruainnentS OF Color. Form. Arithmetic and Georne
gS. culitsaiink the caflGren's constructive faculty.
nastaa,ion. powers Of observation, aud clearssn
OF perception
The KINDERGARTEN GAMES conpris
oynnasiic Exercises. Glass Singing and HaDfis II
Ahl,aa.s nud Biras. developing paysiaua p.om4
Obedience snd combined action.
HI kiSDER9ARreN OCCUPATIONS en-
orece Residing. Writing. Drawing. Neediswsrk
WOODWORK Paper Plating. Bead WORK, Baaka
soidins. Modsling. etc. which train the hand y
deA;er.ty aud neatnsss and The eye 10 accuracy q
observation.
TAE sF$DERaARrgN OBJECT LEss0ye
convey a Gear idea OF the Physical Word in reA
non TO Animals VeSetAbi IS aud Minerals ard cse
iVAts in the pupils tbs power Of description So
acquired !.
Visitors are invited On the fourth Wednesdays
every month. from 10 80 to l2 a IA
me schoei 10 sccesstsie Ter pn pills from the CO
40 arc est street cars pass AT q distance q q
oscck only.
References: Rev. David G. Garrett 1t Main
rectory: Mrs l. Z. J. Hsas. YaErow, Lake MA3
inztor: Few Wallace Suttiaz, LOGO second saek
ana payeats Of former pupils.
For farther Information apply to Miss Wi13e
bourne. sio Republic an street .orth seasila
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R~ECEfVEK'S NOTICE TO CREDIroRs-H
i the superior court of the state Of Washtnrfa
Tor the county of King. Samuel L. Dustin -
1eofse w Iinoetts, partners dong business unaa
the HrEi name and style of Gusiin & Fibbees]
plaintiffs, vs. The snoqualmie MIL Company. =
PENDANT. No. 9,1S7.
Pursuant TO an order made by this court in q
ABOVE entitled suit on the Goth day Of Decemha|
1877, notice Is hereby given by the uuderSignGG
herman Chap1n. as receiver of the said detendno]
10 the credttors of the Sno9uaimie Mil Conn
70 present their claims against the Snoaunlmh
NH company. together with proofs OF the snaR
oiock. in the city of Seattle. state Of WashiuxeMl
ON or before the 2eth day of January, lss3
HERMAN III PIy
Receiver of the SnoauaImie Mil Ccmpanx
Dated seattle, wash. December 81. 1897 "a
Date OF nrst rubiica tion. December %, 1892. 4
GTATE OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY q
King. So In the superior court of King ceunfl
In probate. In the matter of the estate 81 HeeG
y Woodward, deceased. No. 1885 Executs
notice to creditors
Notice IL hereby given by the unde rsigned. ern1
utrix or the estate OF Henry s. Woodward r.
ceased. to the creditors of. ami ali persons harn1
Claims against. the said deceased. to present TIN
with the necessary vouchers within one year aaed
the date of this notice TO the said exscutrixn n n
place OF her transaction of business. the Iaw odtui
OF Messrs Greene x Turner. y os. 3el. 3l8. -
and 80 Washington building. in the city OF So
tie, county of kins and state of Washington.
SARA WOODWARD
Execusr'x OF the estate OF Henry s. Woodwut
deceased.
GREENE & T~uRNEa, Attorneys for said ExeoI
trix. -
Dated at Seattle, Wash. December /. 1892
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SAN

SAN FRAN
Rssh iruiss
year. There
hoicevaue
tons in
offered. hut
CITRUS fruits
rood. elcsI,
are firm and
Gets
acapulco tn
To-Day ha.or
a.ed fruits
slistls var
Vegetables,
P,tetoes fro
and are dim
0eiy firm.
rRoDUI
San FRAN
Produce
.M.1aioes,.,0
saasase.@ b,
2L@ gallons
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NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS,


NoTIC TO AN
souuty investment Company will be held at the
Office OF the company on Friday, December 70
1877. at = O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of aIectiny
directors for the ensuing year and transacting any
otneF business that may properly come before
them. e. SMITH, President
JOHN A. WHALIEY, Secretary.
Date first publication December IS. 1892
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STDCK-
L holders OF the First National Bank Of Seattle
TUESDAY, January 10. 1899, at 3 o'clock u. n, far
the purpose of eiecting directors for the eDsninp
year ana transactlus any other business that NAV
properly come before them.
December 10, 1892 L. TURNER. Cashier.
NoTICE-THE NEETINgO OF THE
: stock holders of the Washington Nntionat
naIls. OF seattle. for the election of directors and
the transact on OF any other business which NAV
properly be brought before it. will be he'll. at ifS
: O'clock p. M NJ. +, BACkTS ttashiar
Dated December 10, 1892.
N~OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING or
~ the stockholders of the Puget Sound National
Hank of seattle. for the election of directors AMI
the transaction of such other business az "
come before II, will he held az their office on Tuas.
day. January 10. 1893. at 3 O'clock p. m.
J. FCRrH Cashier,
STOCKHOLDERS MEErING-THE REaTr-
- lar annual meeting of the stockholders of tha
bosion National Bank of seattle viii be held at
us banking house on Tuesday, January 10 1904
AT 5 80 o. m. for the choice of directors and the
transaction OF such other business as NAV nrons
erly come before the meeting.
\. NJ. BRGoKEs. Cashier
Dated Seattle. December 10, 1899.
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dol,arsiur,
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NERCF

Produce
1t the por1
four hourt
cfae, go ia
Great Mort
ton, $50 to.
haven {
4 At4-ka
Total recei
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fOR R~EST-STOREs .

| RENJ-STURES .
| TOR RENT-LaRGE. RooMy STORES IN
= the heart Of Eeilfovn: fine location for custom.
squire Laiinier building.
| Fox ~kENT-sToRE WITH IL ROOMS. ON
1 Front street, North seattle: only 922 Per
month HIS Turner. 2o7 Batter block
| E'oR ~REST-sToRE. " EASEMENTS,
4 with steam hea. and elevator, Ills Front
street Frank II. Winsiow. Agent
EoR RESr-sToRAGE ROOM IN BRICK
basemsnts. Front street: light and dry: eie-
water service. Address III Post, 722 Fifth street.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
For SALE WELL PAYING REsTAU-
: rant at an nnusual bargain. proprietor Is going
East 2os Washington street
For sALE-FIssT-CLAss HOTEL; "a
condition: located at depot in snohomish. sp For
particulars address Dubuque hotei. shohomish.
Fos sALE-HALr INTEREST IN PAYING
Tux Sonica. care t-In,eliigencer.
WE HAVE on HAND MANY GOOD
~ business opportunities in the way of business
snanees; iodg.ng houses and exchanges Party
bus ness In seattle. Partner in u well located res
taurant. long established 800. Bakery aud res.
1890. Lodging house. &c ' looms, $1,000. msS'e in
payments Lodging house. Il rooms. well located,
mortgage OF 81 900, ana so acres land. Walia
Wala county. s3, 2u0. for exchange. Hou es and
iots ana acre property fol sale or exchange i'm any
STATE. List your properties with Mo-gan's Ex-
change, 200 New York blk.
FOR sALE-siO0. GROCERY STORE ON
vo;r rro ~, stress; parties going East Apply W.
For sALE-Ar GREAT SACRIFICE. PLAN
= ing NIL, hunter yard. sash and door factory In
eooa locaiity ana thriving young city. For terms
cal at room 81 sullivan block.
FOR sALE-s5, 900 o A HALF INTEREST
4 Ia a manufacturing business established three
years, $1,000 for a well established wholesale
min; 5000 for a half interest in a coal mine ard
stone quarry. quarry clearing $4,000 per year;
wholesale business: IS. 900 to 81. 900 for = h -
interest In q retail and wholesale business; $500
sor q good paying boarding and lodging house;
soou Tor a nice lodging house close in; 81, 1850 for
I: Hall & Co, 2ol New York Block sas'"s''' s''' w.
E,oR sALE-To MEDICAL MEN DRUG.
= gists at Friday Harbor. San Juan county. in
some good appointments. Apply direct to DIR.
> oggett. Friday Harbor, or to Stewart & Holmes
Drug Company.
EToR sALE-BREWEgY SITUATED ON H
attic; annual capacity 500 bar ras:m pian a and
stock complete: ready for immediate use; custom
fnrsher particulars m1sn ada.s,s 1 %n,e + s s.nPiy ysca,l fa:
room alo California block. Tacoma, Wash.
SAW s Eon L 5rA 1scE BY ,na rs,E
s sa1ifhns s sompsny "a situate: : ,aa on their property In
Address Box PSI. Seattle. wash.
LIVERY STABLE, ea .SPns
business: win sell or trade for good city or farm
property. Germs an american Investment & Guar
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CONSERVATORY OF zPyx

SttooL of MUSIC, =
~ HoFoke block. corner Spring and Front street.
fia"o, Pipe Organ Roscoe Warren Lucy.
ein1ing-Ars. William L. Miller
NIo}ia-W. Vaughan Art1ur Cn;tar Ra,,o r,,,~
EtocntiJh. PhFslcal tulturs-MrS Siauson.
Drawing, Painting from Iifn-sTfsx t:skeD
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Hops-Du
Cofee-OI
Ut. Sales '
Der, sIdl5;
@i3.0.
rugar-Rs
and dull.
Capper-F
Iead-SteI
Tin-s.ea'
Noo!--F.r
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TACOMA,
quiet Gu
Several ca
only &c vi
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Exchau
clearing /

During {
merchandi
the 70 low
cifc, i5 "a
Great Mort
Is tons: NJ
tons; Pug
puy's boa
Ruckeye-5
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DANCING ACADEMY.

phof. IoPf> SELECT DANCING CLASSES
l. convene at the Ariinxton i.otsl E,srI Friasv a.
Monday evenings aud saturday after Moons. reFer-
euces required from all pupils,
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NV Yo

NEW 10
exchange |
The stock I
tied state,
on any par
noon hrous
tEiers and
Rock Islam,
The close '
Governm,
Petroleum
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CHICAGO.
A.r<et a0i
natives, S57
m.xet; 9th
.Hogs-Ree
Wloe lowe,
prime hesy
WNas40
sheep-ge
hatlves,sas
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LAND

Every one Wishing to take up good farming or
government land is getting taken up so fast that
IN very snort time there viii be no land to take.
10 he ON: also some good reIinouish meni, with
improvements: terms reasonable. Inquire from
station agent, Montbofne. Skagit county, Wash.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES..


1oAsT-ia Seattle. Wednesday. December 81
80. 70 tbs wife az ". Quasi. a daughter. -
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Advertisements Under the heads Of Lost. Found.
for eaie. Fer Rent and Situations Wanted wili be
Inserted al the rate Of 1 cent a word each insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertisements
feceived FOR less than rs cents
business Office of the PosT-rN-
1ELLTsEScas Is open until IL p. m. Classified
advertisements viii be received up to this time.
Adyer::Selients will be received at branch Offices
Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
nhcoilAf Sammons, Agent
Il Springer
me following letters await ADVERTISERS a. this
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FRANCE FAIR PARraRS. R.tp .nops
- manufactured, badness treated sfscrsssfnfi~s
massage treatment laos Ih.ra street
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RosToy, q

CHICAGO,
opeiaedisc
selling, rail-
trades hefor|
" higher; Il
hn
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cLrGERS 10 BE DISCHARGED.

Orders were received from Washington bv In''fH"l
paps,uo Collectors FeIdiI and Eidlnan ana M'"'"
Yer1rin 81 this CITY, yesterday directing 'h'in " ''
horce half OF the caugcrs employed IN tI''r ol9'io
Cu.,or Fiduan said that he had four CANCERS III MS
,o aud tina, Collector Kerwln dad fourteen ms
,d mean The removal OF nine ohclais OF 'n's p'u'
rh ,esson given for issuing the order was s"n ~ "
tbot the work required Of them had Deem 80 Io'''N
. ~ make the PRESENT number unnecessary y pro.
is,, incorporated in the Sundry civil aIi ana P>S'u
=. ,h lac, session Of Congress repealed the N'cuoh ~
,,arinr that spirits placed IN new p''N"p," ~
.,srs and wholesale dealers III Hi"V''
h,1d u. gagged and smmPd Dy ule
I,nith STATES officials. This, 1t was saln' WIS "n"'
,,ad reduced the amount Of work. Ihe ne" r's"i'
e. ,ent into ercc. August H. III" eau3e''
ro noid NV fees but the total pay accFulhS u '"'"
u, INNS, not exceed 50 a day. o"ih2 10 '"'
h.n,o in the law the maximum pay does not III"
average more than "a &C., ., =,
.Tbo order is a great hardship To TIE ea"S'IS'
cold a wcllknown Republican last evening anu ~
the oninion Of many, it Is "A mistake poI'l''iN'
~ -, or,uger does not come within the dVh ScrNi'c
oIa.siec,,i,n and all the men naturally eXpec"|' -
give M their places with the c-'he' III
lion at Washington do no. see whV i.'Puoiioi -
nndutri. frotinn should anticipate thls ",t''n 1r
throv, ,beso men out OF employment W,Liin a. ,,r
months Of tl. time they would he oDHe'u " -
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TO STEER MR.. CLEVELAND.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS TO MEET.

A CONFERENCE TO DE HELD IN THIS CITY
THE PRFsIDENT.ELECT APPROVE IT'S PLANo'
Democratic leaders OF high Standing In the party
most of them OF National fame, are going u "o'u
conference In this city within day or TWO. Inc
object OF the meeting Is to formulate poS ior VIC
Incoming Administration and have II all ready for Mr.
Cleveland when he returns from his Hog l'Eu u''h
shooting next week. senator German, of Maryland Is
the leading spirit in getting M the conference ana ne
has found able conductors in eXChamberain oroKer' oil
Tammany Hall; Speaker Crisp OF Georgia Hehh'or
Brice and several local statesmen. II was sau E'''
evening that the meeting would take place in senator
Germans rooms, in the Fifth Avenue lio"I 'o
morrow, II the majority of those invited
20 attend II should reach the city III 'rh' II wv
many arrive to make the senator's apartments con-
Portable place for IT, the probability is that they VIII
be invited up to the home OF william c. whitney VINO
has agreed TO countenance the proceedings though IL
minated with some mlsgvings. MI Whitney
has doubts TO whether the affair VIII he pleasing
to Mr.. Cleveland, who on his return may Ignore the
recommendations OF the conference.
Besides senator German. Mr.. Whitney Mr.. Croker
and Speaker Crisp the statesmen looked FOR are Sefl-
ator Carlisle OF Kentucky; Senator VOORHEES,, or
Indiana; Congressman springer, OF Illinois, Senator
Vest, OF Missouri senator Call, OF Florida, senator
Faulkner, Of West Virginia; senator Mcpherson, OF
Ncw-Jersey, and Don NJ Dickinson, OF Michigan II
the inter Is able To get here aftrr inc DcWociuuo
Jubation which took place at Detroit, last evening
in which he was u have IA leading part 1t was
said that senator Hill might also be present, and
also possibly william F. IIarr1ty, chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee.
"The real object of the conference" explained an
Interested Democrat last evening. Is to devise ways
and to prevent the results Of our victory from
being rittcrcd away by people who did ttio effect
i've work in bringing II abou,. The Democratic party
Is passing through critical period and II will require
unity Oh the part OF wisest leaders 10 keep II In
the right course. The question Of an extraordinary
session OF Congress must be met AT once. and the
policy which the party IS Ia pursue regarding fusion
with the POpuiSts the silver and question
must be settled. These latter matters VIII
have material belrlng relative to the
election or United STATES Senators In Ger
tain Western Statcs notably In Kansas and
Wyoming whcrc II will take the united votes Of the
Democrats and POpulsts 10 prevent tho election OF a
Republican. The disposition Is 10 make senator
German the leader and 10 follow his guidance
some Of Mr.. Clevcland's friends look upon the con
ference with undlsgusod suspicion. There are too
many Of Clevoland'S enemies IN this thing TO suit
mc.r SAID One OF them last evening.
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REMARKABLE TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD.
cr1-rrxc RECORD FOR Two-MILE HEATS

WAY oxcF PULLED A LUMBER WAGON.
Cons,dennr the temperature and the fact tha'
r.,ther horse had been specially prepared 70 ro TWO
mile heats at speed the match decided yeS'eruaN !"
Fleetwood was certainly rcmarKhDle one '"' -
heat in 80 setting the record lor "e''S ..
distance. and every mile being faster thah - "'
.y.rasc time Of each heat being % l-2 The owners
;, W. and Rahv mt ND 81 900 each in Mr.. A. A.
ponrers hands and in addition TO this their parus'IS
~arered so freely on the result that more IMAM q"'V
was m before the race was decdcl'
Iohn R,hd,s black ceding Wax. &c IA, was Inc
,evoHte before the start at SloO 10 f''' ~ -,
Tho Arst heat by two lengths in :33' inc mr.. ''
IN Q :26: this made his partiSai,> JuulI',' ''"
ESQ limos, went begging. J. C. Nct1cnahans che'''"
.,a,n, pahv "a L. was stil unsteady the secoh
.,n and again Wax beat him by a length anu flo'
q, $40 found no takers. In the third hea'' no"eiol'
1abv settled down, and wax ola "e
ub,ch lost him the heat by a length ana hai'' IN
wox Marty found plenty OF takers then az 10 on
80 H., Babv won another fighting heat by c'o'e
fnish the chestnut had the call III INC pe'','7 w.,
tackled his opponent early in the last neat anu ~,
rt,, half way down the homestre'ch. when INC Dim
horse lost his stride, the result oeciueu' ""''
.Nad,nc BY about a length at the wire.
Roth gehings of tho sane ase' e'7' 49,,
pahv Is bv Duplex. son Of liame'' o' ou n
bletonian, dam Maggie Hickman ny he"sS 80 ro
chen. HIS record Of 2:22 Ia was haue y" Wv
SSsmpe track at New-I}riain. Conn .
Six months ago Wax was pulling a lnIlD S ", -thc
bnt one uat , g., ,ro,ning showed several miles below
40 was bought by his present owner l1r MONEY
started in eleven races d ete tho money but
' WI =, noo SIDE. Two.MILE HEATS. BEsT
THREE IN FIVE.
= McCenahan's ch. e. Baby, by Duplex
o. .,onoao1d ................... 2 !
go hL wax. by wexford Gibbs. . :
Tinc-4 SO 4 go, 4 :54a, :54l2, Avn
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DECIDED IL FAVOR or THE REPUBLICAN,

Columbia. =. G.. Nov. 2G l>rrciall.rh state Boarl
II CanVasscr, 10 night decided the With Congress d.,
trlct contest I'm favor ~ George W. Murray cooref,
Republican. The contest was brought by Murray.
the Democratic nominee General W. Noise, having
prlma facIc majority If ZOO votes Murray alleged
that all % Ms ballots oOnformcd 10 ev'ry legal re
qulrcment hut that they 'ut shorter hy tho Dem
ocr.tic managers after they had been voted. lie
Insnnccd 81 In berkeley County and III I'm George
town County. II found that these ballots wcr
properly certified 10 and returned rs correct hy III"
precinct manager. and that the two county boards
had thrown them ont as being 81 defective size. stat"
Treasurer Bates. who Is chairman ot thu state Board
aid 10 night that the decision I'm awHring the Ger
tihcatr % Murray based The foregoing cir
cumsianc,s Thee two totals were added 10 Muir
RAYS vote and the official result was given IA fol
lows, Murray, 1879, Noise, 1870.