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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19
Farm for Sale.

! offer for sale my ranch and all i'm
provenicnts, situated on Slater creek,
two miles west pf Mayfeld, in Elr,ore
county, Idaho.
II contains l60 acres, all wire fenced
one. hall of which is fine meadow land !,
a four year old fruit orchard Of TIVE
acres. the remainder being fine vege-
hle and grain land, and always plenty
of water. Also two-story dwelling
house, barns aud all necessary out
houses.
Also. GO tons Of timothy hay, NOV
ing machine, rnkes, plows, etc.
II is in the center II one OF the best
stock ranges in Idaho.
For particulars inquire Of Manue.
Comes, Mountain Home, Idaho.
In j. l.. TATE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19

A Purvis, Miss, dispatch has this
elopement Item Miss Leona Lott and
Lafayette stade elnped to-day. The
intended bride stopped at neighbor's
house while stade went for license
One ar. Jones came along and Miss
Lott then eloped with him. They wen;
to tho RESIDENCE Of J. II. Griffin. Jones
alec left her and went for Incense,
after whirh Miss Lott clipped the third
time with Wilbur Griffin, who kept by
her side until thty welv married,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19
Horses Wanted to Winter.

One hundred head Of horses viii be
taken for winter at my ranch.
Bruncau valley VIII be well fed and
cared Tor until the 1t. day Of APni,
1898, al $40 per head.
Eight or ten head will be received
nj Mountain liome and returned IN
the spring without extra charge.
Also 100 tens pi hay for snle.
JuHN BENHAM.
Brlneau Z. o., Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19
MORE STATES.

There is result Of justice that will
follow the past election. IL will be
the admission Of Arizona, New Mexico
and Utah as States. II Oklahoma has
the requisite qualifications it should
he admitted also. The fact that il l.
Republican should cut no figure.
Democrats can afford to be generous.
When Texas was admitted il was
agreed that the national government
might cut II up into FIVE States
Whether that time has come vet i,
will be for Congress to say. 1t Is too
large--as large as France and capable
Of sustaining 10000 900 Of people.
States too large and powerful are dan
gerous TO the existence Of the general
government Idaho Democrat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19

Mr.. Cleveland carried New York by
over 10000. Mr.. Harrison had $4,000
four years ago. The Assembly will be
composed of 7G Democrats and 81 Re-
publicans, Democratic majority Of
a. The Democrats have two majority
in the hold over Senate, and will thu,
have &c majority on joint ballot. This
insures the election of another Demo
cratic senator. For the first time in
forty years there will be two Demo
cratic u. 5. Senators. The victory in
New York and Kings county il simply
stupendous. Below Harlem bridge
Clevtland's plurality Is about 10000,
or 81 600 more than in 1855. In the
State q Democrats aud ID Repnb.
licans were elected to Congress.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19

/, is predicted by old politicians that
the Republicans will never again have
a national ticket in the field. The
party had no standing in eleven States,
and now that the North is almost as
as solid as the South against it, there
Is no probability OF its electing an.
other president. History is repeating
itself and it will go as the Wing party
did in 1852 when Pierce defeated Gen.
Winfield Scott.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-11
IEGAL NOrIcFS

L United States OF America Distrsct a. W-.sh
inCfea. -.
nereas &C order OF sale duly izsgeS os4e ~ a..
United ; 2TeS distric1 court Tor the ssric- o. Was.
ington, Northern division. or the thlrd dav !,
March, 1882, n the care Of she BIark rfarSo.s
steamer Rainier. her engines. boiler fseszis -
parei and furniture. 10 me directed ana egl9TSs1y
ing me 10 sell TIE SAID steamer Rainier hsr -
glIes. boie tackle. apparel and f1rnitare asls.
giving hfteen days notice q such sale
Now, therefore, notice - HEREBY ETver IT,.
nn1er and IN pursuance q SAID order sale On "a
24th dAy Of March, A y. 1892, a. the haur az X
O'Clock IN the forenoon q said aT. in the corptv y
King, In the district Of asflny -0n At a. -sa-
irEs Bal arf. In tie waters o. -a4rner - - =
viii sell al public snction 70 the chest bidder
cash the said steamer Rainier. her engines aoils-
tackle. apparel and furn .ure.
THOMAS K RRoWy
Cnited states Marshal.
BY RICHARD BRApLEY, Deputy.
Dated March :. 1892.
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DEATHs AND FUNERALS.


sToLTIx0-In Seattle. at I'll Bell street wednes-
day, February g. 1891, an infant daughter of c.
y. StoitinE,
Services were held ct Cross & Co.'S yesterday
afternoon Al O'Clock. IntsrmeEt at Mount Pleas
ant cemetery.
HAGNOE-In Seattle at ISIS Water street.
Thurr@ay. February 10, 1892. Charlotte E., in
fsnt daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Hasmoe
Iaserrnent at Mount Pleasant cemetery yester-
dag morning
WkITUS-Ths funeral services Of John NJ.
Wilton viii be held tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock at his former residence, corner Howard
and Fourth streets. IntermeDt al Masonic Gem
etery.
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BIRTHS.
MARRTAGES,

DOLAE-cA MPBELL-In Seattle Wednesday.
March 2, 1892, al 1880 p m, AZ the manse Of the
First Presbyterian church. 3ll Madison street,
Thomas D0lan and Isabella Campbell both of
WoodInyilie, Wash. Rev. Elliott W Brown off,
ciz1sDg.
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LOST.

I oST-BETWEES CITY DOCK AND Nc
l. Claire street bundle of curtains poles and mis-
ceilaneous articles tied together. Finder please
notify e VI. Fosi-Intelligencer.
I OST = y RED FLaT-BOTTOM BOAT
l. would carry six people; K. Mills name on il;
any Information will receive = liberal reward
Address Box H46 seattle.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPASy-FN
- giheers and contractors for bridges Of every
description; Wharf-5uiidiHg piIe-r wing dredging.
and steam shovel eycavati1- plans and Spefiiic.
tons furnished On appi cation: CORE Spoa lencs
solicited Office. Ccciagnial block. seattle Wash
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CITY NOTICES.

TO p-ALERS IN HORSES ND OTHFps
sealed proposals viii he received ~ the board
of public works Of the city OF seattle ~ "a noas
OF Monday, March u, ! So. for the Supplying IA
said city Of one span % horses sEt1ae for ira ,ss
OF The FIRE department. 80
Payment for said horses 20 b ,,aae in CITY va,
rants on the fire fund a. Their face value
The board reserves the right 70 reject any .ra
ali bids -
By order OF the board Of public works
7. " y. HOLBEOOk. secresarv
First publication, March 9. 1892
To MERCHANTS AND OTHERS-THE cry
L council having By ordnance :. zoos providsd
Tor the plscils Of a nl1orilg buoy IL SeAfte mar.
Dor al persons Interested in the tier OF It's locs
zion are invited % appear before TIE haard Of pup
nc WotSs a she city hall, corner OF Esslsr avanue
and Third street. on FritAv, The IlI1 Inst Al 4 D
m, 70 submit their opinions In reference thereto
in order that no considerations WI "a shoald goy.
ern IN the matter may he negleC-eG
By order Of the board Of pubic works
F. W. d. II lLBEqOK ~@--stary
First Publication Marin g 1872
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FOR SALE.

400 ACRES ofeHceilen' farm land, seven
IOO hCIab'C miles from Olympia, 300
acres Of which are cleared and sown to timothy.
Abundance Of good water, two small houses, large
barn, and other valuable improvements Price,
$40 per acre, cash. Must be sold. Reasons
best known to the owner
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EWARD.

DEWARD-Slo REWARD AND NO CUES
IL tons asked for the return of gold watch charm
with ehild's photograph lnclosed Address Char N,
Post INTEL igence-.
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u Z
ID ton No. l02:
WHERE'S. The city council o. the city Of Sc
attic has heretofore. BY house o. delegates ;oint
resoirtson 20 81. declared its intention grsis
and sidewalk Rose street and Du~srnisA street
from Madison street. the north line Of block one
~ IN Highland addition % the city Of seattle, 10
said city. AMI,
WHEREAS. The city council Of the city of Sc
attle did. on the l3th day Of February A. D.
Leg, pass an ordinance No. SIS. which satd or.
dinance fixed and established an assessment d.
tTct as provided In section eight - Of 2riicis
such improvement; and.
WHEREAS. A n asses naent roll has ceen lied BY
the board Of public WORKS with the city council
Containing the names Of the owners whea known
Of al the property in said Fssess ent dlsfrc. and
wnen UNKNOWN sad property Is Iiste-i TO Unknown
foot + assessed against each separate lot and par
Gel Of Ian Of he property n said district against
The owners and properly, when known. and against
the property when the owners unknown. and
in said assessment roll the estimated cost Of the
street crossings was assessed against the city
and other things were provided In said assessment
roll IS required oy section GIT O. Of article eight
81 Of the freeholdsrs charter; therefore.
be il resolved by the beard OF aldermen and
house Of delegates OF the city Of seattle In session
assembled, that she city clerk Of the city Of seat
new>p psrs Of the city Of seatte, in ten eonsecu-
tive issues II the same notice that sad roll has
been filed BY the board Of public works with the
city coHncii, and thai a persons owning land in
SAID assessment district, No. 20. be required to
appear and file objec ions with the city clerk, II
any they have, on OF before the 23d day OF March,
A. p. 1892 against the assessment roll or the taxes
er IS sessments made herein, or the same will b.
approved. If found correct by the city council Al
said time
and il IS hereby further ordered and resolved
that there b. pint session OF toe city council on
said I'D day Of March. \. D. 1892, 10 hear obiec-
tons II any. again Z said assessment roll. ana, II
no objections are made for the approval thereof.
Passed board Of aldermen this 23i day Of Febru-
AIRY. 1892 A :. MILLER,
President Board II Aldermen.
Passed house Of delegates this 18th day OF
February, 1892 T. W. JONES,
Presideut~H House Of De egateS
Approved By me this 2ith day Of February. 1891.
GEORGE ~. HALL, Mayor.
filed BY ne this Gath day OF February. lsq2-
II. W. MILLER. City clerk
Date of first publication March sth, 1892
THE FOLLOWING CITY WARRANTS WILL
Il be paid upon presentation at the city treas
urers ONCE and no interest allowed AFTER dftean
days from first pub icafioa:
salary fund warrants, Nos 4, 25I TO 1, 26o incl1
sive-
Interest fund warrants, Nos and 8.
General fund warrants, Nos. 2lS to AIS incla-
sive.
Police fund warrants Nos $50 to 25S incIusiva
Public health fund warrants, Nos l0l to li7 lnr
elusive.
WILLIS Z AMES. City Treasu~e-.
Date OF first publication. this Sd day OF March.
1892
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LANDsC4PE GARDENER.

A LFRED GRASSSER. LANDSCAPE GAR
y dener. Corner White and Madison streets ?.
O. Box 1889.
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WANTED-A MARRIED MAN TO LEASE
w my ranch on water front for term of years
on favorable terms o. ID. C., care of PostIntelli-
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIRE
~ co partnership heretofore existing between
Frank Haniord and Frank Beach, under the firm
name of Haniord & Beach is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All debts due the late fiTrl
are payable TO Mr.. Frank Hanford who Will also
discharge all obligations and continue the gem
/ raj insurance business hereio fore conducted by
he late firm. FRANK HANrORD,
FRANK BEACH
Seattla March 1899
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-11

eco LOTS IN RIVER PARK: CLEARED;
.pOO best of garden land: plank street TO add-
tion; car line running in 80 days: IS minutes by
car line from center OF city 10 addition; cheapest
property on the market; sold small monthly
payments without interest. Gould & Whtworth,
IS Olympic block.
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EoR sALE-sNAPs: $3.50. TWO LOTS on
Il Sesler avenue, worth 50 ,G0j; $3.50 lots IN
Ross I'd add. worth $3.50: sz15 lots in Days LIST
add wocih $3.50. Maxwell. room IS Smith block.
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STENOGRAPHEBs.

A SSIE NJ. sANnS. sTENoGRAPHER AND
y typewriter. opeA evenings. 2S0-23I Pioneer
block. Telephone. 10.
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J'OR SALE-40 ACRES VERY FINE ALDER
L bottom land east of Kent: all level rich black
soil: $50 per acre. L II. Rogers, l03 and 104
Butler block.
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Tor SALE-BY T. Il. CANN, ROOMS SIT
It and SIS Pioneer block. lots % and "a of block
No 10, Mad son street addition: two houses on the
property.
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MANICURE.

LICE NJ. AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
"a cure and siectrologist: hairdreSsing parIors
90 and 30 Holyoze block. Front and spring streets
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TOR SALE-FINE IMPROVED FARM; $50
l. acres: river bottom land; near Port Angeles:
good barns and dwelling-housa: well stocked
horses, mares. mich cows, etc: all farm inple-
ments. Address James H. Whiteman, Port An
geles, Wash.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
HANTED-PARTNER.
ia CHERRY STREET,
Merit doer 70 tn. Pssi-Inisligsutsr 0lFios.

WANTED-PARTNER FOR LOGGING BUS
W mess; large body of timber secured on salt
water: camp, team and outfit; g., 500 capital. Ad-
dress Logger, Box 682 Seattle. Wash.
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r " D. HOLBEODk+ Secretary
First publication, March 9, 1892
RoARD O. ALpEkMEN JoINT REsoLr

?. " D. II ILBEVOh. -e-rsfary
First publication. March 9. lss2
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MONEY LOAN OFFICE.

OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY;
~ Uncle Harris Loan Office. 304 Washington
street: liberal advances on diamonds. watches and
tewelry; lowest rates.
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-ABSTRACTOR rs

pOOTH d HAN FORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID Inc Rooms 202. 20t and 206 Burke block
corner Secon and Marion streets.
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CLAIRTOTANTS.

NINE LA WEE. CLAIREOYANT TRANCE
VI medium; consult her on ali subjects: salts
faction guaranteed or lay. Parlo-s 10 Il Eu-
reka building sos Columbia street.
DARTIES WISHING To CONSULT A BUSr.
L ness clairvoyant can do 50 at rooms 81 and 81
Chaplin block. corner OF Sixth and Pike streets
NINE ROSS NATURAL GIFTED FORTUNE
vi teller, lis past. present and future; lucky
numbers given. faTlOrs ll-l2 HeuS5y block, cor
ner Third aud Pike.
FLORENCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES, WHO
l. predlc:ei Clevelsnd's election and the seattle
fire. Room 20 Douth,tt building Take elevator
A RRIYED-MME DE TONGUE OF NEW
y York. the wo-ld-renowned AMI highly ceIa-
brated queen trance medium of The Atlantic coast
She Is seventh daughter. born with a double
vel Has the power 81 any two mediums Won
ever met. Tells entire LIE, past presen, ard
future in dad trance Every hidden nlvs,ar1,
revealed. Tells the Iuil meme of her callers ana
the name Of your future husband Or wife With age
and da-e OF marriage. and tells whether the one
You love is trae or false. Tells all your cusiu.ss
Affairs with utmost truth Gives advice o. al
vorces contested wills, specUla.ions. etc Tells
vour life from the cradle to the grave. and causes
speedy and happy srr.ases. This is the 11a1ar,-s
first visit Hours Fl IN 10 a m to 8 T. m par
lOrS sine le.lI house 500 Third street room Il
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L'OR SALE-EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND;
Il one-half best marsh land, the rest creek bot
tom: is situated in The outlet of the Day creek
mines, near the city of Hamilton, Skagit valley.
Wiley Roach Hamiltol Skagit county. Wash.
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WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM IN A
W strictly frst-cass private family, northern
part or city, by a young lady: references ex-
changed Address p. o. Box 235, city.
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W4NTED-BOA Frs.

WANTED-TABI.E BoARDERs IN PRIVATE
w family; home cooking; room to rent. lii
Third street.
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L'OR SALE-RESIDENCE LOT: 52zx120
L lot 5, block 80. Laws first addition; cheap at
$500 cash. Inquire of d. L. McCowen, sheriff )
Office.
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L'OR SALE-SEyERAL SMALL IMPROVED
Il and 10-acre garden tracts near the city on
easy terms. Herbert :. Upper II ami Is Scneuef-
man block. Froni. corner Cherry street
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TOR sALE-S50 CASH AND MONTHLY
l. payments GUYS new 4-room house and two lots.
level and cleared, with fepcs; good garden and
fruit land; price $500. Room Halter block.
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JyOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS on EASY
Il monthly payments. George VI Van Doren,
Offices POT, 20S and 209 Washington block. En-
trance T0j Front rect
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J'oR SALES ACRES VERY CHOICE LAND
L miles south of Seattle, near Lake Washing
ton and adioins Byrn Mawr: price 81 200: very
easy terms l. H Rogers, le3 and 104 Butler
block.
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Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L property-Farn lands at slaughter, Kent Port
Orchard. SumaS City and Nashon island; the su-
peri9rt Of the above local ties fer pro tUctiveness
ofsoi is well known. James Z. Porter, II Gott-
stein building.
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Personal.

A SIGHT WORTH SEEING-THE FINE
"A display of nice furniture at 915 Front
street; sold on inssallments Belltown Furniture
Coulpany
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LNCR SALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS ON
Il Queen Anne HILL in Randells and Burke's sec
ond additions; snap Alonzo HUI. Olympic block.
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ATTORNEYS 1T L4W.

n Z. PATTERSON. s34 PIONEER BLDG
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CPECIAL APARTMENTS FOR LADIES AND
- children: lady attendants; open week days 10
10 p. m; open Saturdays to II midnight: hot salt
water baths, Csc Hot Salt Water Baths north
west corner Seneca and West streets, Seattle
Wash Lodgings connected with bathrooms
NEWPORT BATHS - OPEN DAY AND
~ night: salt and fresh wafer. electric nedf-
Gated Russian. sulphur and cabinet vapor baths;
private apartment for ladies; excellent attendance
SIS Front street.
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WANTED-A MAN TO DO GRUBBING
w Call Seattle Floral Company, 2,705 Third
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TOR SALE-7T ACRES RIVER BOTTOM
land near Fall City; all rich, level land: land
s20 per acre; easy terms L. Il. Rogers, 104 But
Ter block
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ASSATERS IND CHEMISTS,

n z. BOGARDCs. OFFICIAL AsSAYER FOR
u. Chamber OF Commerce; mines examined;
sssaytng and chemical WORK OF all kinds done.
Rooms Al, 4S and 4a sullivan building, Front
street, between Cherry and Columbia.
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TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF $50
L acres; 10 ACRES cleared; 50 acres bottom land;
good water and county road; at a bargain Her
bert S. Upper, IL and 13 -cheuerrnan BLOCK
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L,0R SALE-4O ACRES VERY CHOICE BOT
Il tom land In Cherry valley. near SnohoInish
river: $50 per acre; very easy terms. l. II.
Rogers, 1913 and 104 Butler block.
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L'OR SALE-S0 ACRES FINE LAND NEAR
Il Slaughter; $40 per acre: all good bottom land
L. H. Rogers, l03 and 10I Butler block.
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NoTICE-WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD To
~ the A E MacCulsky Company, incorporated
our stock Of merch sndise contained in store al
80 COmmercisl street, Seattle. and besneak for
our successors a conIin uance Of the patronage so
literally accorded TO as
SHOUDY BROS 4 co.
Seattle, Wash. March s, 1892
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

L'oR SALF-26 ACRES CHOICE LAND
Il south of Seattle: Is minutes walk 20 street
car; 200 yards to school; all land in this veinlty
is selling from $3.50 to $500 per acre; must SELL
Will take 3 5 per acre cash For Information ad-
dress J. W. Jones' Black River Junction, King
county Wash.
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J'OR SALE-57 ACRES WATER FRONT: 9
L miles from Seattle; small house and 2 acres
improved; $50 per acre: easy terms l. H Rogers,
103 and l04 Butler block.
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REAL EsT4TE BROKERS.
I,IRST-CLAss BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
property in all parts Of the city fer sale CORE
srondence solicited W E. Ledgerwocd, reaI estate
agent. successor 10 Lewis & Ledgerwood, room %
sullivan block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-11

ARCHITECTS.
EVERS & kEI II. ARCHITECTS, ROOMS
IL 5O2, sos ard Butler block
DARK INsoN-sEATrLE NATIONAL BASg
l. block.
BOONE & WILCOX. BOSTON BLOCK
LIMIL DE SEUF-ARCHITECT-HA
Il block
II STEINMAN, ARCHITECT, ROOMS 50
II. ard 81 Boston block. corner second and
Columbia strest2
HATRDRESsING.
(IRCASSIAS HAIR PARLORS-WIG WAX
- ing, bangs and switches. EsHgstOrf block. TU9
Second street. Seattle. Wash, room 81.
ToHN T. wTTTwER HAIRDRESsER AND
- wizmaker. 6l5 Front, next to Lownan q
Hanford's-
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DEAOvAL-ABERNETH SHOE DEALER
AID Pike streets.