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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

The report that the Bhedve of Egyp. met his
death by poison ia discrsdited.
Emperor William's ne,aure for the SUPPRESSION
of 6runkenpess causes considerable discussion In
German parliamentary circles.
A revolt. said 10 b, allied to the Carr, move.
ment, broke ont IN the Mexican Town Asce n.ion
The osers killed the chief magistrate and gained
possession Of the town.
Berlin advices state thst shcull France revive
the question Of the British occupation OF Egypt
she will rsceive no supper FROM either Russls or
Turkey. Germany supports Great Britsins policy.
The Sultan of Morocco fai ordered the deposi-
tion Of the Bashaw, whose exEctions provoked
the rsvols OF III, Khsbyle tribes. This seems to
avert for the present the danger Of farther ex-
element az Tangier.
Europe is beginning to understand that Ger
many, no. France, is the great menace to the gen.
ersl peace movement OF opinion in favor OF
the restoI alton OF Alsscs and Lor alne to france
is vialble. Its ad socates srs not Frenoh1en or
Utopians, bat men Of eminence il neutral cum
tries
A band OF Spanish anarchists, armed with 70 RI.
ing pieces, msde an attack last FIidsy on tbs
town Of Xsres, intending to pillags it, but wore
frustrated by the 10 Ice, who learriog the lot,
were prepared t. resiIt Ths Anarchists g, though
surprised st finding strong force OF policemen
aWajllng them, showed fight ard ioe Eo1rs held
their ground. They were fuauy repu!sed and
then chased by clvslrymen. who succeeded in ar.
resting many OF them,
Minister Egap, with the tact approval Of the
Gillian goverDms escorted three Balmacedsts
refug gees from the American Legation in Santiago
and put them aboard the Yorktown. The York
town will probably sail to-day for Peru with the
two McKennss. Carrera wi | sbil aboard the Gar
man steamer Abydoa. Pubic opinion relative to
these three refugees is that Chill il wall rid of
them. While President Mont sni his Cabinet
would not grant them salro conducto nothing was
done TO prevent their lsaving the American LIE.
CATION. There seems to be 10 doubt that the rest
Of the refugees Will leave the Legation uIder
similar conditions at an cry date. The widow
ana children OF Bamaceds will 70 to Europe in
February. They expect to re.ide In Barcelona.
President Mont on Friday yisittd the pii.on in
szntisgo snd released Colonies Moran and Ezra
Eurlz who were eficars OF Balmaceda's division
at Coquimbo. He also gave orders to release some
OF the other Bamlcedi4ts mi.i:aiy officers con.
haed there. The Baltimore inquiry was continu-
ed at Vallejo on Friday. The thii'n press does
not condemn Minister Egan for escorting the
three Balmacsdist refugees aboard the Yorktown,
but asserts that his government is putting lin on
the l,vel Of loicsman IN engaging him in auch
work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11
PROM GAsEIEGTOE.

rs,eo;al Correspondents Of tho Alexandria Gosette ]
ArHIHGGor. d. o.. Jan. IL, 1872
Col. CLAW, collector OF customs al New
mort News. Va, sDd ex Congressman Bow
den. of Norfolk, have locked horns over al
sppoiutment OF DO great consequence 10 the
NAYS Department. As the administration
nears LIS crucial period, that of 'enomioa'
tjon lis charitable donations toward b1ngrS
V,rciDisps are OF course dropping more hno
more like the "gentie deWB uf hesVsn" tnat
shakespeare wrote Of, which blessed ailse
River and taker. Bat unheppliy 10 this In
stance those gentle dews could not oescsno
on both the Oo!onel and ex Congressman 81
the same moment, hence their mNonGeE-
standing. Il seems .hss one w W Eesne'
coIored' editor OF the Colored Lancet news.
paper, Malone organ OF Petersburg and TIE
Coiored South East. was given short viii 9
90, an appointment to s clerical place in
the Norfolk navy yard. By the way, the
Oolonel CLAW referred 10 10 the ptesdsnt u
sha Republican League, OF Virginia, while
Evaps ia the secretary Of the same organz q.
ton, The appointment ct the eolored
brother was OF oouTss credited TO General
Malone. And now comes BoWden, who
nrotested vigorously to the Secretary OF the
NAVY, against this appointment, bis maio
noint being that Evans was en- EnTarranted
imnorts,ion into bis district. carpet.hagser
as IL we're. hunting for subsistence on strange
grounds and In violation Of the Fights ofres.
ident owners, etc. Then came protest
also from Col. Clay, not against Evans, but
against the claim OF Gen. Mahones friends
that the General had secured the place for
the Lancet editor. Said the Colonel recent.
1v ss the GAZETTE correspondent is inform
I'd. to cerssin Of his friends: II appointed
Evans. / did 1t; and no credit can be taken
nv Gen. Malone, Or any other man, for my
work. Il Is probable that Col. Clsy is
making friends for tee fsil race for Congress-
In the Norfolk district. he is man OF 10.
tellIeepce aud responsibility and Is veil
yersed In the "triekas g. yepapllqan!sR beth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11
Foreign News.

ROME, Jan. IL 1t Ia again reported tia
the negotiations between Ijsly and tie
United States for the Reinstatement ef re-
lations are making good progress. Ills eaio
that the negotiations have taken place al
Bone and that the affair may be expected
10 be completed soon.
DUPL1N, Jan. 1.-THE heavy snow In the
north Of Ireland has greatly impeded traffic
The roads In many places are utterly impas.
sable, and religions services we're the eiore
not belG yesterday. 1t Tyrone fuDera
procession became Toe. In the storm, and II
vas found Necessary to abar don the hearst
10 The snow.
ST. PETERsBTRG, Jan. II "A coliisio.
occurred today between pessenge. and 3
freight train at the seliks station on the
Viafza railway. Thirteen persons we're in.
jared and Ave Of them axe Ia a precaTiout
condition.
TANGIER, Jan. 1.-THE rebels ere eyi
IDENTIFY gaining In strength and bodnes'.
They seem to have no fear Of the forces oil
thu Sultan, for they are now approaching
the CITY. The greatest excitement Is pre-.
Vail!ug here.
LONDON, Jan. II The Chronicle anys
"Is Ia probable that 1t was lively rsoolIec
ton of the Alabama award which caused 8
hitch in the Behring ssa negotiations
The Eogllah representatives need beware o.
oil ambiguous proposals enana!lng from the
other side"
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE condition CT tbs
Duke of Clarence and Avondale, eldest sop
and heir OF the heir apparent, whose Illness
from irhneDza and pneumonia has been an.
nounced, Ia favorable.
CAIRO, Jan. 11-Father Ohrwalder, the
priest VINO recently escaped from the NAB.
dists after years ofcaptivlty, confines the
report that the Mahdi was poisoned. The
priest Gays that when Kartoum was taken,
q beautiful girl was captured and presented
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

to The Nabdi. Tho girl, however, vas no.
content to live With the man who hsd been
The cause If The Obstruction OF her f.ujv
She b,ocded over her wIopes srd dasiiy
determined tc take revenge. ehe psoda
subtle pc;rcn In drink intended fcr lie
Mabdl ald then save the cup to her sa,er,
He partook Of the drought ard shortly 81.
ter the effects OF the poison begeu 10 mar!.
feet themselves. For s days the Mstdi
Iiosersd, suF.riug 81 the time the mos:ex
oalsite agony ard torment before dca.h re
lIe7ed him Of h!s psirs.
EDEN, J,n. Ill. was annoprced soma
tins sgo That the Arab iosu:rcciion in Ya.
men had besp qseled by the Turkish troops
ead that the country wse quiss agaa. Itis
now stated that the rebellion Is renewed
and that the iDsurg ants AKA u1det the eal.
ershlp of Abmed 'Addin. descendant ct
the former rulers OF lyman. The bs,s
aro marching upon Sara,, the capital city
of Yemen. and ths Turkish forcts are at.
yenoing to repel them. The Sacks Bho
have bean ircitad By the fanatics OF tie r
religious eeots, are. with ths'r f,l.owsra, rIs
ing everywhere against Turkish authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11
Governor EIcKinley's Inaugural

COLUMBUS. o. J4o. II. -Wu. al kinney,
IT,, was inaugurated Governor OF Olio to.
day With &C ecIat. imposing psgeentry srd
numbers unexampled ir the S!a.e's history.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 11.-In bis inaugural
address to dsy Governor Mckinley, after
reviewing the great progress which OHIO
has MAIDS during the past ten years, apoka
OF the Slate frances and the subject OF taZ.
alton. Tn, appropriation for public pur.
poses, he said, should not at g Tina Ike this
exceed the receipts Of the State treasury
In regard to the ballot Law tha Governor
said: "The new bslos Law, from my ob
servation and Information, meets with very
gsn,ral favor in Its scope and purpose, a..
though imperfect 10 come OF its featured. l:
Ia step In the right direction and should
not be touched ezcep. where /. can be i'm.
nroQed.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

TIE REPUBLICANS vac want to ad7srtise
Minneapolis four at the ezpsnsc OF the
Vhoe peopie Of h Uai!ed 5lstes attribute
the defeat OF that scheme 10 thu "ex-rebe!s,
who found bea.ed revenge for The part
Russia took in preventing England from
Recognizing The rebsl Safes SO bsligsrent
mower ard from RAILING tbs cotton blocs-
sde.n Bu. now, as ever, patriotism" is the
last resort O: thcee whose capital 10 every
thing else taan rascalisY has heen exhausted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

Ths debt conference, which was in aesslcn
ia Rlchmor d on Saturday, has adjourned aod
Captain Garden has returned to New York.
Elk Senator Warwick Ia engaged In reducing
% manuscript the report as agreed upon By
be committee. This work is eui jact 10
amendment b7 the committee. but the ger
,ral impression lie that the completed report,
together with the Governors message, will
10 submitted to the legislative bodies .hs
Eaak
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

ALI BRANCHES of the government ssam
TO b. honsyoombed with fraud and oorInp'
ton. Il has aow been discovered By the
diEsrencs between the reports Of the oecsda
and the Iadian bureaus tnst rstions haze
been, and are being, drawn for twenty-five
bundled more Indians than can be found on
the Indian reservations. To avoid oe.co'
ton thu two bureaus referred to ahould have
had better understanding witE each other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

Travsers shond be prepared for lha
changes OF weather and the effects OF ex.
oosure By providing themselves with Dr..
8ull's Cough Syrup.
A Nashvilie's Doctors prescription for o
ady suffering with neuralgia: A pew bon.
act, cashmere shawl, pair of gsiter boots
aud bottle OF Salvation OIL. The lady
recovered Immediately OF course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

TaE q. 6. circuit Court Tor this circuit
hes sgsin decided that Virginia cOupona ere
receivable not only for taxes, but for faes
aad Honor licenses In Virginia. If the leg
islature ba wise II will ratfy ths recent debt
agreement g. once. for such decisions go the
one referred to are not conducive to the &C.
ospsancs of thoss terms by the credlsore.
yho are pluudered thereby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

In ADDITION 10 she fge million additional
Chicago asks for her proposed fair, she now
asks for four mlllIoa dollars more fos new
postoflce. From Congress elected upon
the promise of economy 10 the public serv-
Ice, neither of the requests referred to is
likely to b granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

TIE RIoToUs behavior OF the negroes In
Washington ;s doing more to cool the ardoT
ofrepublcsn congressman for Mr. HARRISON
nat sohems-ths Force bill, thsn ell the
speeches That have been made against that
bill by their wssst southern colleagues. Il
Is we'll for the country that such lessons are
taught in Washington, becsuze they era
mora eff. Give there than any 1hsIe ellie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

ONE SUGAR planter in Louisiana has jus!
received SIS 900 from the government ss
bounty on his las. yea;'o crop. But nc COL
toe. ncr tobacco, nor wheat, nor corn plant
or In Virginia ever receives cent CO bounty
on any crop he may raise. And yet hs is
lust az much entitled TO 1t az bis fellow oisi'
IAN In Louisiana. Such ia one Of the Uni net
INEQUALITIES OF the Mckinley bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11
DIED.

At FAREWELL, Londoun CT unity, on January 7th,
at $3.50 p ~, MARTHA SOLOMON, beloved wife
of N. NJ. solooan, and daughter Of the Jate Lem.
uel Walker Warrington and Norfolk papers
please cory.
January Cd, at her resi1cr ce, Glove, King George
of Henry B. Lewis, in the 62d year OF her sge
"At reat,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

In THE last legislature there were no Hi!
men. Now there are thlry'eight, and
coma Of the members have DOT yet deter
mined upon their choice. Tia legislature is
almost aolidly demoorstio. Among demo
Gratis the fact that msn is democrat al.
EsSa tells.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11
Fl x q N u r I e.
MoNcAE RT.s.r;l;2a, JAN0ARY II.
THE RICHMOND Dispatch aays Virginia

THE RICHMOND Dispatch says: "VIFBIu!a
viii nevay 80: up the whipping pest asFie.
Pablo continent is sgainst il. Whether 1t
was cheap or dear, il is gona, AID never to
return. ve trust" & bill has besn in!rc'
dacsi Ia Legislature to re'estabish ms
whipping post. L the menn6e1s OF thst
bod be- wiss they will give it wider scope
and osss IL. l. would then not oniy re'
duce the criminal expenses CT the State one
half, be. elgo be great Improvement to the
morals and manners f largo pstt OF her
population, and 40 body would sttf'r ex-
cept those who richly deserve its punish
rnent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

FoR WAYS that ara dark the northwestern
milless who Jointly have contributed chip
load OF fur to The reopls alleged to be
starving in Russia, eFe peculiar. Il Dow
appears tha. they cid go as an advertising
dodge, and 8 means whereby to have their
new PROCESS Aoar introduced into new
market,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11
Mississiupi's Congressional Districts

Mississippi's Congressional Districts
JACKSON. Miss, Jan. 11.-Wblie Misssls.
slpp.'a number OF congressman will remain
at seven 1t is certain that attempts will be
msae to cut the districts, az they now stand
oil to pieces. a bill! whloh radically
changes them all. Is now drawn and ready
Tor introduction in the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11
Roller EXnlnslnn

NoaBIsrowN, Ps., Jan. IA boiler Ia
the polk packing establishment Of A. II.
March st Bridgeport, this oaunty. exploded
this morning Wreokiog the building. T@o
men were killed ana several others were
Iniured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

Those who would learn to speak French
By the quickest. easiest aud most perfect
system eyer devised are invited to attend
Prof. Etrsnne Lambert's free lecture Thursday at
P. n, at Arlington Institute, S20 Ktng street,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-22
DEATHS And FUNERALS.

DWfER-In Tacoma, Saturday. August 20, 1892.
sarah Dwyer, Of Old age-aged IS years
BODY will arrive On boat from Tacoma at IL AS
this morning, and be taken TO Trinity Parish
church. where services will be held at O'Clock.
Inferment Al Odd Fellows cemetery.
bROWN-In Fremont. Sunday. August Il, 1892,
Peter, son of J. IL Brown, OF cholera iufantu N,
aged months.
noon. Interment at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Mc3REW-In Seattle. corner Of Amy and
South Nineteenth streets. Sunday, August Il,
1891, an infant child of Mr.. and Mrs ]. h. Nc
Grew. AGED days.
Interment at LAX View cemetery.
CONCASSOS-The funeral OF Mary T.. Concan-
non took place yesterday aftern con at 2:3O
O'Clock At the church OF Our Lady OF Good Help.
interment az Calvary cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-22

ITO CAPT iALISrS-SEALED PROPOSALS
L will be received by the undersigned until the
hour of one O'Clock p m. Of Thursday, september |,
1892, at the law Offices of Jenner, Legg & Williams
rooms 13 and Ia Boston block. seattle, for the
purchase OF the following described lands, situate
in King county, Washington to-wit: southeast
Of sec L. TIP 49, X 8 east, $50 acres South u OF
SWAa. Sec T. TIP % X east, 40 acres south y OF
SEA. Sec 5, TIP %, X 3 east, 30 acres Southwest
"a OF sec 5. TIP 70, east, 100 acres. Tract No.
OF William ii. Iaylors Snolualme Prairie are
tracts, 3.23 acres Lots 4. and \. and u OF the
SWia Of sec ~. TIP "a, X 2 east, 174.75 acre& OF
the above property about 40 acres may be
rated as merchantabe timber tracts and all Of the
the finest of valley lands having railroad trans.
portatiou and other accessories which render it
particularly valuable, some considerable portion
being now in high state of cultivation. with good
buildings fences. lawns, very large orchard, etc
All Of the aforementioned iands belong to the
estate of jeremiah w. Borst, deceased, of which
am sole executor in trust, having full power UNDER
his last viii and testament 20 sell the said estate
and execute good and sufficient deeds herefof
Bids viii be received for smaller amount OF land
than 40 acres and upwards: may be- made 70
cover all the above mentioned lands and one lump
sum bid therefor Terms of sale spot cash. pay
able a. the banking house of Dexter Horton u Coz
Seattle. Abstracts furnished free brought down 70
day OF sale, The right is expressly reserved 70 re-
iect any all bids. will he nj room IA Boston
block daily Sundays excepted) between the noufs
Of noon and 80 p IN. from now until September
l. and will be pleased 10 gave any further informs
ton which Intending bidders may desire. JUDGE
K ANDREWS, sole executor, sole devisee apa
sole trustee under the last Will and testament ~
Ie~pnliPh " Port dec aSof
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w AN ED!

House of modern conveniences, desir-
ably located, QUEEN ANNE TOWN
PREFERRED) commanding view of the
SOUND. Price ranging between three
and four thousand dollars.
WATER FRONT ACRE PROPERTY
on the east shore of LAKE WASHING
TON between Kirkland and Bryn Mawr.
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CrkSuARp ACADEHY. CORNER SECOxD
- and Plte -irrets. row opeH- Be.iEEeS~, Mon.
dav snt Thursday evening : To 1889 advanced
Tuesday evening. to II herman Ia 10 ! Vtla!.
rem, SATURDAY. 10 and 5 10 3; French Sc hoo. II
dancing. send for circulars fgof AAet.
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I'OJN p-FFisT CAN Boy THE BEST
fGrniure tor the money a. seattle lGrnltars
Company .li5 troEt street.
I|OT MON PIKE STREET. NEAR Ma
L sonic temple, the best place 10 buy household
gnoSis Frederick * Nelson
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NOTICE OF pTSSBI ITIDS.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION THE FIRM OF
" kraas * Mclean. doing business a. Rssrx
piainoad have :El~ day Dissolve partnerNhia
Nj kraHs ~ cor1inUe The business asG Jay aud
coec: al! deutS VI The firm
JOSEPH hEAV-
PETER MCLEAN
Seattle August 20 1897.
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y OST.

OSr-IiNEE AND WHITE MOSTLY
/ whltel EngIisb setter dos. \ moa:hs old no
collar, lost about august reward VIII ne p.it
f,r r-;urn 10 n nay Office. starr Boyd ouiltnl,
Maurice NcNlCkPD.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM
NO. ia CHERRY STREET.

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost, Found,
For Sale For Rent and situations Wanted will be
inserted At the rate Of ] cent word each inser-
ton. Payment always in advance. No advertise
ments received for less than % cents
NOTICE-The business office OF the POsT-IN-
TELLIsE NcERis open until IL p. m. CLASSIFIED
advertisements will be received up to this time.
Advertisements will be received at branch Offices
Of the Posr-INTELIsENcEk at
Tacoma ....,................T. Sammons, Agent
Port Townsend. Wrench d springer
Office:
Aloes ia X mil Man.
Box IS. ~. 3. I.
Boiler. X. q. I. c. G..
&. IL. u. o. 20.
&. K H..
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I HAVE $1,000 TO LOAN on GOOD CITY
L properly. Address y, care Posr-iNTELLI-
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ETNASCT1L.

YARN OR CITY PROPERTY LOANS-7 TO
II 10 per cent, terms TO suit borrower. r. l..
fehren, at Seattle savings bank. fesler avenue,
near second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-22

THE BLAINE NATIONAL BANK OF
L Blaine, wash will act agent for non resi-
dent property owners of Blaine in payment of city
taxes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-22

l., ANTHONN'S BINDERY BLANK BOOK
manufacturers. Washington street, corner
Commercial, rooms ] and Terry block, Seattle,
Wash.
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FISH MARKET.

nENVER FISH MARKET WHOLESALE
land retail de alers IN fresh sat and smOs ell fish;
EASTERN and piy mpla pysfers: fish ice shipue to
al parts: wholesale derartrns Mt foot of Nam street
telephone o32: retail department. second and
Aatil Son. telephone 93 a -avinovicli. Seattle.
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+ OASS-AMOUNTS AND TIME To SUIT
IL borrowers. S04 Seattle ational bank build
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MONEY ON CITY, SUBURBAN, RANCH
1A property: proof money; mortgages bought
Forbes, 8 Olympic block.
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Tor SALE-NEw STOCK OF DRUGS: 81, 200
l. if taken soon. Address Drugs, care Post lntel-
iigencer
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nor SALE-A HALF INTEREST IN
l. practical manufacturing business paying large
profits; bargain to the right man: $500 TO 900
required. For particulars address Interest, Post
IufeIppDcpr
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Rooney TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
w property Herbert $. Upper. II Scheuerman
block. Front. corner Cherry street
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L'OR SALE-iTI-A GRE FARM on WIILAPA
L river, Pacific county: Northern Pacific rail-
road To South Bend runs throu IN tract; 30 acres
cleared an firstc.a>s for hops balance goal fruit
land will be sid whole in 10. - or 40
acre tracts: easy terms Address John Wood,
owner. Willapa City. Pacific county, or VIM.
u. Wood. agent. Seattle.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON BUSINESS PROP
AvA erty, per cent resident. per cent per
mum: farm loans; no delay. A. L. Parker & Co,
rooms 5 IA and SIS Butler block.
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FpO LoAN-$2OO00: SUMS 5000 To $4,000;
no delay or commission. Inquire Seattle Mar
ket, 1l5 Washington street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-22

IF YOU WANT MONEY ON IMPROVED OR
Il unimproved property. or to pay off encum-
brances, come and see us: amounts and time to
suit; no delay: red tape: principal and interest
payable in Seattle. Lee & Bowden, and Col
man building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-22

DOR CHANtit-IMPROVED RANCH. 100
acres, good buildings 600 besring fruit trees
three-quarters nile water front. hall mile from
railroad, for good city property. rreen, 2Ol-202
Washington building, Front street