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The Portland daily press., 1892-03-16
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Fifth Page.
BRIEFJoTTINGs.

The directors of Plush Mill will meet
today.
Unity Lodge, I. o. o. F., will confer
the initiatory degree this evening.
The Portland Wheel Club will make
their nominations this evening.
The Deering Library Circle will meet
this afternoon and evening in Lewis hall.
The Deering city government will or
ganize at Lewis hall, Woodfords, this
evening.
Another bright, cold, windy day yes
terday. The sprinkling carts would be
useful just now.
The Board of Overseers of the Poor
met yesterday afternoon but did not or
ganize.
The committee on Easter ball met last
evening and organized to perfect arrange
ments for the 10Th Easter Monday ball.
The Cape Elizabeth Board Of Select
men organized Saturday by the choice of
Geo. G. Mountfort as chairman.
There will be a picnic supper of the
Martha Washington Society at Mrs. N.
E. Redlon's, 46 Brown street, Thursday
afternoon.
The parish of Advent church at West
brook has voted to buy the lot next to
the church on Maine street and build a
parsonage.
The monthly meeting of the Associat-
ed Charities will be held at their room,
City building, Thursday, March II at
p. m.
The first reunion and banquet Of the
Grand Trunk Commercial Travellers will
be held at the Alpine house, Gorham, N.
H., Friday evening.
Gen. John J. Lynch, city solicitor,
Monday evening, invited the members of
the city council to partake of an oyster
supper at Growers.
The first annual meeting Of the Second
Parish Woman's Missionary Society will
be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock in
their small vestry.
1t seems to be settled that Rev. j. NJ.
Frost will remain at Congress street
church and SO Pine street church of Ban
gor will have to apply for another pas
tor.
The Eleanora which has been tied up
at the Dry Dock wharf since last fall was
towed to Franklin wharf Monday to be
put in order for service on the New York
route in place of the Manhattan on her
next trip. The Manhattan will be re-
fitted
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YOUNG MEMS CLUB.
Their Dinner to be Very Largely Attended.

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Young Mems Republican Club eleven
new members were voted in as follows
Fred C. Malone, Clarence W. Peabony,
Chas. G. Burnham, Sewall c. Ripley,
Edw T. Greenough, Willard F. Keith,
Edward HI. Snow, c. S. Whlppie,
Geo. W. Gray, Albert f. Neal, =
Harry G. Josselyn.
There was general discussion OF the
dinner, which is to be given at Gilbert's
Hall tomorrow evening. Great interest
was manifested in it, and the returns
from the sale of tickets showed that it
will be one of the largest dinners ever
given in Portland. Hon. Thomas b.
Reed has already arrived, and with him
at the dinner will be Congressman Dolli-
yer of Iowa. Besides there will be pres
emit prominent men from this city and
the state.
The dinner will be served promptly at
7.45 o'clock; reception from Z to 7.45.
Gilbert's orchestra and select quartette
will furnish music. Nj. Pooler, of the
Sherwood will be the caterer and he is
making every effort to prepare mem
orable banquet.
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LADY SOMERSET.
A Great Meeting Planned for Her and
Miss willard.

Lady Henry Somerset OF Eastner Gas
tie, among the Malvern Hills, VINO is 70
speak in Portland, March 3oth, is WON
an of most beautiful character. She is
the daughter of an Earl, the mother OF a
prosperous duke, with pedigree 7oo
years long, and estates involving a ten
antry of over hundred thousand per-
sons. This distinguished woman is also
the leader of the s'white ribbon army in
Great Britain. She came to Boston IN
November to attend the Worlds and Ma
tional W. G. T. U. convention. She has
been spending the winter in Chicago
with Miss Willard, and sails for home in
May.
She will speak in Portland for the
State W. G. 7. q. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Willard, and the State
Union hopes to plan meeting worthy Of
such notable women.
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Boot and Shoe Workers Union.

Portland Union. No. 8, of the Boot and
Shoe Workers International Union has
secured rooms in the Painters and Deco
rators' hall, 1s43 Middle street, and will
hold their regular meetings at 7.30 On
Wednesday evening OF each week. The
meeting to be held this evening will be
of much importance to the shoeworkers.
The bylaws committee and the label
committee will make their reports.
Every shoeworker should attend.
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SCHOOL oMMlTTEE.
Superintendent Orlando M. Lord is IMAM
imous1y Reelected.

The first meeting of the school COM
rnittee for the new year, was held yester-
day afternoon at o'clock. There were
present Mayor Ingraham, Secretary Lord
and Messrs. Bradley, Thompson, Webb,
Mcdonald, MCGOWAN, Brownson and
Blake. The two latter being new mem
bers were sworn in.
After the reading of the records, the
committee proceeded, upon motion of
Mr.. Mcdonald, to the election of a super
intendent of schools.
Mr.. Mcdonald nominated the present
superintendent, Mr.. Orlando M. Lord,
and he was unanimously elected. Mayor
Ingraham designated Mr. MCGOWAN to
inform Mr.. Lord, the latter having re-
tired during the election.
Mr.. Lord thanked the committee for
their confidence.
The election of a taker of the school
census was next in order, and, and upon
motion of Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.. Robert N.
Barton was elected, and his compensa-
tisn fixed at three cents per name.
Messrs.. MCGOWAN, Thompson and
Brownson were appointed a committee
to nominate a list Of supervisors of the
various schools, and the various standing
committees of the board. They reported
as follows:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Text Books and Courses of Study-MeSsrs.
Br0wnson, Bradley and Mcdonald
Examination of observation-disclosures. Bradley,
MCGOWAN and Webb.
Estimates and observation-disclosures. Webb,
MCGOWAN and Blake.
Rules and Regulations Blake, Nc
Donald and BroWnson.
Instruction and Discipline in High School
The Committee, Mr.. Webb, chairman.
School Rooms and RepairS-Messrs. Meow
an, Thompson and Webb.
Drawing and PenmanShip-Messrs. McDon-
aid, Blake and Bradley.
Musical Observation-Disclosures Brownson, Nc
Gowan and Webb.
Special Committee. School for the Deaf-The
Chairman, MeSSrs. Thompson and Blake.
SUPERVISORS.
High School-The Committee, Mr.. Webb,
chairman.
Shailer school-Messrs. Blake and MCGOWAN.
North School-MessrS. MCGOWAN, Brownson
Jackson Grammar School-Messrs. Thomp-
son and MCDONALD.
BuuI6T ScnOOI-MGSSTS. bTdulSy duu WcDD.
Centre Street Grammar and Kindergarten
Mr. Mcdonald.
West School-Mr Webb.
Primary No. 1.-Mr Blake.
2.-Mr BrOWnSon.
3.-Mr. MCGOWAN.
4.-Mr. Mcdonald.
5.-[Spring Street Practice
SCHOOL, The Committee,
Mr.. Bradley, chairman
6.-Mr Bradley.
7.-Dr. Thompson.
S.-Mr. Webb.
9.-Dr. Thompson.
Island Schools-Mr. Blake.
Upon motion of Mr.. Webb four weeks
leave of absence was granted Miss Carrie
E. Gould of the High school, on account
of sickness.
Upon motion of DR.. Thompson, Miss
May Wood, a graduate of the Gorham
Normal school, was chosen to fill the
temporary vacancy in the High school.
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nIulkcrn at 1t Again.

One of the notorious Mulkerns, limo
thy by name, got drunk yesterday, and
seeing Mr.Max Kittleman on Fore street,
who has large beard, struck Kittle-
man, and knocked him down. He then
pulled out handfuls of his beard. Miss
Bessie Bernstein came along and Null
kern struck her. Then Patrolman Skill
lings came along and he ''scooped'' Null
kern in
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North Yarmouth Academy.

The North Yarmouth Academy has
added to it's educational appliances the
International Cyclopadia in fifteen vol
umes revised up to date. This institu-
tuition offers excellent facilities for col
lege preparation and for business and
scientific education. The spring term
will open Tuesday, March %.
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Portland Council visit Hallowel1.

The Portland Council Royal and Selec4
Masters, will visit this evening Alpha
Council of Hallowell, and it is hoped
that large number will accept the in
yitation and go down. The Alpha Coun-
Gil will initiate 13 candidates, and good
time is promised
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the
registry of deeds:
Distinguishing Land Company to Lizzie R.
Packard
Cape Elizabeth-Na Nathaniel w. Morse to Dan
lei Hieber.
Gorham-Wlliam E. Day to Susan J. Day.
Brunswick-Albert I. RineS to James W.
Curtis.
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wher Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
dec11 eod&w1y
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$4,000 for the Hospita1.

A despatch from Boston says Mr..
George A. Stevens, by his will, leaves
$4,000 to the Marine Hospital of Port
land. Maine General Hospital is proba-
bly, meant.
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Mr.. Looney to Address the Lincoln Club.
w. H. Looney, Esq, will address the
Lincoln Club this evening at o'clock. A
full attendance is desired.
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PuNK1N HoLLER, Name, Feb. "a. 1892

PUNKIN HoLLER, Name, Feb. "a 1892.
Mr.. Editor:
Jerusha, that's mi wife, sed she thort ort tn
tell all no about the Hidden matter. I'm a
numbered and yere old kan jump rale
tense, and kan walk faster than kan go afoot
sense I kommensed usin Hiddens Magnetic
Compound, the appothekarys sell it. don't
Git n0thin for writin this.
YOurn
EATHAN PnLSBERRIE.
See advertisement in another column. tt
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dec1

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup has been
used over Fifty Years by millions Of mothers
for their children while Teething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softens the
Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates
the bowels, and is the best remedy for Diar-
rhea, whether arising from teething or other
causes. For sale by Druggists in every part of
the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. 25c bottle.
febsMW&F&w1y
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Westbrook Seminary.

The graduating class of '92 have appor-
toned the class parts for the graduating
exercises as follows:
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The Smallwares coun-
ter has a complete stock
of Brooks six cord sewing
Cotton, hundred yard
spools at 24c a dozen.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Our sale of Winter Over
coats and listers yesterday
introduced us to many new
customers. We expect to
see many more today.
SIS, $F3 and $40 Overcoats
and listers for $40 is good
advertising for our store.
Others for S5 and So that
were So and $40, will suit
the pocketbook of some
customers that haven't got
the ten to spend.
Remember this sale is for
this week only, and the
Coats are on the front coun-
tiers and in the window.
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THE PRESS.
NEW ADvERrIs;EMENTs TODAY.

NEW ADV TODAY. :
ADJUSTMENTS.
Lecture Course-Second Advent church.
FIFTH PAGE.
Kings Sarsaparilla.
Georges Creek Cumberland coal.
EIGHTH PAGE
Rines Bros
j. r. Libby.
Owen. Moore & Co.
x John Little & Co.
A. johnson, jeweler.
Franklin Fire ms. Co.
Harrington & Bickford.
North Yarmouth Academy.
Board of Harbor Commissioners.
Commercial Union Assurance Co.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost. Found
and similar advertisements, will be found under
their appropriate headings on page 6.
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X. JOHN LIT TIE & co.
WEDNESDAY MARCH is,
We Offer Some Special Bargains In
Every Department.

1900 yards best quality dark Prints at Lee yard
One case ward wide Beached COttOns at Lie yard.
One short lengths OF Bached Cottons
&c per yard. . ,.. =. n, .. -
a5 dozen Cidrens wooden 15c per pair marked down
from soc.
ONYX HOSIERY.
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See advertisement in another column. tt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-18

THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS
sicner OF lands and works hereby invites ar hi
trt5s IN submit before the 3oih september
nexi, competitive plans and estimates of cos, for
the construction of certain provincial government
buildings Particulars OF competition and further
Information can he obtained from the undersigned
W. :. GORE
Deputy Com missioner OF Lands and Works Lands
and Works Department. Victoria. Il e.. 10Th
June. lsS..
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LEGAL NOIlCkS

NOTICE OF SHERIFF~s sALsxxi, IL
~ superior court OF the state o, . w. slsinssh
the county of King Reuben J. hossvs n merrill
" samuel H. Brown, MARY Brown, al
and william Ksfus. defendants - -. ana sgec
Under and by virtue 81 an orus i.a =. mel court
iaJ execution issued out ~ the ano.s - sfrra@a
In the abuve-antited action, ana ~ and ssssrd
and delivered, have duiy ieyiso sp -, orogwssy.
~ essen, n, s,d inr county Washinxs 10 re
The north half N ~ of lot s1 ~, =. IRE town d
(21inH r.. Yeser's FIRST ahfitlon ~ ~ ash,agssa.
Kent in the county Of King, state "'an,sats be-
together with all and singular me .nto belong
efitatnsuts ana appnftenAhresS
ing or Ia hnv wise apperfainihst ,n.t m FYi1ay,
Notice ia therefore hereby glsra -. hour ~ -
tie 10 day OF september. 1872 :. ~, ,or az tn
o'coc a IN OF satd day. at the i.o', said Kine
courthouse. in the CITY OF @esse,,,t,ef pfoperV
county I viii SELL the above des 49, ss.r ezsn.
~ pu"iie a"''''" ~ 81 WOoLEkl sae'
Dated this the 18th day Of August AS
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NOTICE. TO Contractors.

no CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
miscellaneous Suppiies-Seaed proposals will
works up to noon OF Monday Angus, 20. 1892.
for the furnishing to the city Of Seattle requsl
uons to be issued during the months of September
ana october. 1892 materials and supplies, etc. "a
per advertisement. Of June II. 1892. copy Of
which is on file IN this office for the inspection of
All bidders should conditions ar. Sc requiring the
purchase of art cies In very large quantities above
the ordinary requirements. the board reserves the
.gnt 10 make special calls for tenders to meet
The board desires to purchase frst-class ma
terial Of such quantity and kind as to meet the
actual necessities of the city government the in
tenion De nc IS far as possible to cover the whole
ground OF the city expenditures for its daily needs
In the various departments.
The boari reserves the right to reject any and
all bids or portions of bids; proposals to be IN
dorsed on the envelope, bids for supplies"
BY order of the board OF public works.
&. g. HEIFNER Secretary.
First publication August ls, 1892.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN ELECTRICAL
at the Office of the board of public works up to
noon OF Friday. the 9th day of september, 1892,
light plant for lighting the streets public buildings
and grounds of the city, whch system shall re-
place the present lighting system In by the city
ing all engines and all apparatus whatever for OPP
Grating the same. except the building. the same to
ne complete and put in working order and shall
include all the apparatus. together with all labor
and cost of construction for the plant installed,
complete with all the latest devices
Said proposals will be received nv said board and
laid before the city council for its action. Said
The city of Seattle reserves the right to reject
ana all bids so proposed and may decline 10 pur-
chase or erect any light plant whatever, bidders
are required 10 give definitely the make or distin-
gushing character of the apparatus which they
propose to furnish. Proposals to be iudorsei on
of Seattle"
Complete plans and specifications will be found
at the office of the board of public works.
BY order of the board of public works.
Z. G. HEIFNER, Secretary.
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ElrSf nuhlIcafinI

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - IRVING
~ avenue and Chestnut street grade-Seaed
proposals Will be received by .he undersigned,
secretary of the board Of public works Of
the CITY OF Seattle, up To noon of Wednes
day. August "a, \. d. 1892 for the grading and
construction of sidewalks on both side, of Irving
avenue and Chestnut street, the city of Seattle
IN accordance with the plans and specifications
now on file in this Office.
Each bid Is to be accompanied by q certified
check, payable to the order OF the city comptroller
for a sum not less than five 81 per cent of the
amount bid, and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
Tor the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten ilOl days after being
notified Of the award. falling which said check
and the amount thereof will be forfeited to the CITY,
said improvement is to be paid for by the mode of
payment by bonds" and The contract to be
entered into therefor shall provide that said i'm
provement shall not be begun until the bonds to
be issued for the payment thereof shall have been
negotiated, and unless such bonds be negotiated
said contract shall he void
No person. Is eligible as q bidder who has within
Two years prior TO the letting of said contract made
default in paymen. OF any just claim Tor any work
or labor performed or for any skill material
furnished pursuant to any such contract ia here
advertised. or who, within said two years. has
signed, abandoned. surrendered or failed TO com
plete any such CONTRACT.
The board of publ c works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope "Irvin4
Avenue and Chestnut Street Grade"
Please attach copy OF this advertisement to bid.
By order of the board OF public works
c. q. HEIFNER, Secretary
LtR0t ,,t>Is - ill.,. 4
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EDUC4TTONAL.


NHE SEAT LIE SHORTHAND AND TYPE
writing institute. Mrs Leo. Principal Thor
ouSh ana practical training for law and core
spondence. Room 3lf Occidental block
4 CADEMY or THE HOLY NAMES COR
= ner \ snih and Jscks streets seattle, Wash
boarding aud day school for girls: twelfth year be-
gins August 20. 1892; thorough Instruction. in the
tag'ish branches, art, music. elocution and Ian
guAges
CEATrLE FEMAIE COLLEGE WILL RE-
- open August 81. 1892 w W Becx 53i Pio-
neer block. or layenna. Wash
ME- RAINIER sem iNARY-buAR Df Nc
w and day school for young ladies' and children:
schoei re-o0eHt August IS 1892. Miss NJ. II.
tochrane, IN. ncpsl. |, les Sixth street
MISS tHEiL PRINCIPAL OF ST. VIM.
W fred's Seminary, VIII be at the residence NJ
Flrs Brs<dOp. OF Fourth aud spring streets,
every Monday and Thursday morning from 10: 80
10 l1:Su 10 receive callers
CT.wINIFREps sEMISARY-FIRsT-CLA
- senoos tor girls; DeSt term commences August
81 fo- particulars apply TO the principal Miss
Sheal, Seattle.
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First publication, August H. 1892


NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUlLDERS-NOTIC
~ Is hereby given that bids accompanie by
plans, specifications and strain diagrams will be
received by the board OF county commissioners Of
Ming county. at the office of the aud tor of said
county, until saturday, August 20. 1892 at
O'Clock p. IN, for the construction ard comp elton
OF wagon bridge over the Squak slough at the
crossing of the road from kirkland TO Redmond,
originally petitioned for by +. A. Richardso ct
al. and known road 2S7.
sad bridge 10 be four pie trestls 81 lar to the
bridge over Squak slough at Bothell 10 feet wide
III the clear and at same heigh, above low water
as all other bridges on said slough. Bids to he per
lineai foot for frestle and lump bid for 3J-foot
span Certified cheek for 800 must accompany
each bid, to be forfeited the county by the sue
tract within five days of date OF award. Bond in
the fuu sum of the contract price viii be required
Bids Will also be received al the same time and
place for the construction of three frame trestle
bridges over the three principal guiches on the
aoove-named road between Kirkland and Red
mond. l he first and second zulches are very near
together. about "a miles east of Kirkland; the
hrst guich is about Is feet deep the second 20 feet
deep: the tresing over these two gulches is about
400 feet in length and will be- practically tres
land. about o5 feet deep AMI will require 200 feet
of trestng.
Bids To be per lineaI foot. Certified check of
$loO must acc tmpany each bid TO he forfeit ed
10 the county by the successful bidder in case he
fails t. enter into conrac; within i've DAYS Of date
price will be required Bids for the bridge over
Squas slough 10 be markfd lid >Quak Sionsh
Bridge: bids for the frame trestng to be
marked Bid Trestles Kirkland and Redmond
Road"
The board the right to rejec. anv and all
bids r. a. TWICHELL.
Clerk of said Board
Dated az Seattle August r. 1872
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THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF TIE STOCK
1 holders at the Metropolitan Land Company
Will te held al the Offices of The company. room
ei9 Pioneer building. on Monday. september ),
lS92. al : T. IA. r. i'eIy, secretary.
NOTICE To STOCkHoLDE RS-THE AN
~ nusi meeting ofthe stock holders Of The James
Street Construction Company VIII he held AT tbs
offices Of 'ha company, room ala Pioneer nusid-
Ing. on Mouday, September B. 1892. at 3 r. H. j.
II Lownan, secretary
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WANTED PARTNER WITH A FEW Hun.
w drsd dollars; active business Cerresnond
with James barron. Everett WaSh
NrANrEp-A PARTNER IN sAwMIIr.
w only $50 10 - o0o needed: splendid shapce
io right party. Atl Mar. care Post nfetlEecneer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

YOU CAN SAVE MONEY IN VISITING
i the Eeiitown Furniture COMPANY ais From,
street. before PURCHASING furniture installmenrs
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

E'OR REST-CLARENDON HOTEL. CORNER
l. Second and Depot streets; desirable tenant
can secure this recently built house very favor
able terms. Apply Charles Louch, l.412 Front
street.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

"ANTED-TO RENT BY MAN AND WIFE,
w furnished house in desirable part of city.
Address X. g., care Post Intelligencer.
XNANTED-BY THREE LADIES', FUR
w nished house of five or six rooms near James
street or Broadway car line. Address S. T., care
PostInteIlgencer
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LOST.

LOST.
I OST-BLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOG.
i had on lea her collar: answers to name of
"Ned." Liberal reward Will be paid for his return
to James West, at tiordon Hardware Company.
! OST-LADY'S DIAMOND PIN ON STEAM
IL or city of Seattle August IA. $40 reward given
by leaving a. 302 south Tenth street
7 OST-A FOUR-LEAF CLOVER BREAST
- pin with diamond setting. Leave Union
Electric Company, SIS Second street, ana receive
reward.
7 OST-LIVER AND WHITE tMOSTLY
Ia whitel English setter dog, months old. no
for return to at my Office. starr Boyd puld ing.
Maurice McMicken
I OST--ON FOURTH STREET. A LADY'S
~ gold watch. bangle and chain. with name
"Allie H." engraved on case. Liberal reward to
finder by calling at box office Cordray'S theater
L,oUND-A POCKETRtOK; OWNER CAN
Il have same by proving property and paving
for this advertise mea;- City of Paris Dry Goods
Store.
LNoUND-THAT I CAN BUY THE BrST
Il furniture for the money a. seattle Furniture
Company, MS Front street
L,oUND-oN PIKE STREET. NEAR MA
Il sonic temple, the best place 10 buy household
goods Frederick Il Nelson
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WANTED RusRpFRS.

VA ANTED--THkEE CHILDREN To BOARD
W Inquire OF address l.. A. Sprague, Ballard
NAsn.