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the Worlds fair on the anbbath. and ssnS
10 tho clerk's desk and had road what ~
called his reasons for ths amendment, hut
he was not amused, ~ all ths other senators
were. when the clerk read imprsssivsly The
commandment, Honor thy father and Ihy
mother, that thy days may be long il ~
land which tho Lord thy God Riveth thee,W
Quay then. in some confusion, supplied,
and the clerk read. the comma andment ID.
propriate TO tina matter, "itsmsmbsr the
sabbath day to keep II holy" etc.
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Great Falls Notes.

GREAT FALLS. July 9.-[Speeial. George
Shannon. arrested by Deputy Sheriff Morri-
son late last night. is wanted for horse
stealing at Butte. He was found concealed
in house on the north side. James Peter
son was also arrested for obstructing the
officer. Shannon's crime was committed a
year ago.
Attachments were served on the property
OF George Grant. contractor, to-day by the
Cascade and Security banks for $4,000.
Grants liabilities are said to be fully S12,-
600, assets unknown.
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Passed by tho House.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-In tho house to-day
the silver bill was reported and placed on
the calendar. The probabilities arc that II
will be taken up next week. Tho nayal ap-f
preparation bill came up Int was sent back
TO conference. The postoffics appropriation
passed and the house adjourned. leaving
the legislative appropriation bill uafnishsd.
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Old Etna Active,

ROME, July 9.-Mount Esna was unusually
active to-day. Thick columns Of smoke,
in which flashes were seen, issued from the
crater and rose to a great height. Then
blown by wind, it covered Catania with an
immense cloud. Quantities OF lava and
ashes were also ejsotsd from the crater.
During tho morning trembles were felt
throughout she whole district. .-...
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Congrmtuintss Hls successo,.

WASHINGTON, July 8.--Ths following u
one OF tho many conRratulatory letters
which Foster. the secretary OF state. has 70.
osivsd since his appointment:
BAR HARBoR, Me-, July q, l8a2.--My Dear
Mr.. Foster--l ought sooner 10 have written
you word OF congratulation on your Az
paintment as secretary Of state, which K
most heartily do now. l am very glad YOU
are appointed. You will be able 10 do bet-
TER service than any man now TO the depart.
ment. Very truly and cordially your friend.
lSigned. JAMES g. BLAINE.
Hon. John W. Foster, Secretary Of state.
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Sympathy OF Wage Workers.

New York. July 9.-From every inside
labor element in this city as cleaned late
yesterday afternoon, and from the iron
workers in particular, every thing points to
q general strike in this city within tho next
ten days, unless matters at Homestead are
satisfactorily settled. The success of ths
strikers ut Homestead won the sympathy oe
all wage workers in this city, aud the GEM
eral opinion is that the Homestead men
should be supported and given aid.
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On july 10TH, 1850, Millard
Fillmore, the thirteenth presi-
dent of the U nited States, took
the oath Of office.
He was elected Vice President
in 1S48, and for the higher honor
was indebted to the death of
General Zachary Taylor. When
he still owed two years of SER
vice to the weaver to whom as
a boy he was appren ticed, he
bought off his employer by the
payment of thirty dollars.
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In the 2:26 trot, three in Ave, purse $500
there were only two entries, Adelaide Mo
Gregor, owned bv DR.. Wise. of Los Angeles,
and Leap Year. the property Of Williams q
Noorehouse. of Butte. Leap Year won the
first heat, Adelaide Mc(irseor taking the
next three easily. Time, 2:321SS, 2:2s, 2:322,
2:3O.
J. There will be no races tomorrow, but
those of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
promise to be interesting. A daily excur-
sion will run from Butte.
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Ten Mile safctv R.uor,,.

New YoRk. July 9-At the second annual
race msstinR of Riverside wheslmsn to-day
the ton mile safety cham pionship Of Amer
ioa, time limit thirty-hve minutes. vas
won by i. +. Berlo. NJ. A. @. Time,
80'4O 20. This makes tho time record for
tAs safety.
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Aid Promised.

DENVER, July 9.--Various labor organixa-
tions in this city held meetings at which
resolutions were adopted severely dsnounc-
ing the part taken in the Homestead trag.
edy BY the Pinkertons, and calling upon
Congress to enact laws preventing the eni-
ployment OF armed men by corporation.
for the purpose of intiInidating and mur-
dsring workmen. sympathy is expressed
for the Homestead workers aud aid prom-
issd II necessary.
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Great Northern Service.

ST. PAUL, July 9.-About Aug. 1. regular
daily passenger service will DO inAugurntsd
between this city and Spokane, WASH. on
the Great Northern extension. Beginning
to- morrow mixed trains will run Sundays
and Wednesdays esoh way. b12 miles, via
Havre, the Flathsad valley and Spokane.
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DISASTROUS Fire in Chr,xti.na.

CHRIsrIANA, July "a disastrous fire
broke out yesterday afternoon in the town
of Christiana aud half the best part of the
town ia in ruins. A large area was devas-
tated. Sb6 of the principal houses and
numerous public buildings were destroyed.
II is estimated the loss will reach sc, 600. COO.
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Two Guns for the Men.

BRENNAN. Texas, July 1.-TWO twelve
pounder Napoleon cannon, the first issued
to the Brenham field artillery, were shipped
north last evening with this direction at
taohsd: "Striksra. Homestead. Pa" The
shipment created . sensation.
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Not Quite So Many.

BAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Latest reports
from the scene of the explosion say it has
been definitely ascertained that five persons
lost their lives, three whites and two Chi
nese. 1t is believed this will be the extent
OF the fatalities. A number of Chinese and
several whites we're more or less ininred.
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BAH aud Powder,

HARRISBURG, Pa. July 0.--lt ID stated 1
large amount Of ammunition was shipped
from the state arsenal 10 PittsburR Thurs
day night, TO be convenisnt II needed for
the troops.
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DILLON RACES.
Fn Days Sport at the Opening Of the
Meeting.

DILLON. July 9.-[Special. To-day was
the opening day of the summer race meet
ing of the Dillon Fair and kacing assooia-
ton. The attendance was good. weather
perfect The first race was half mile
dash, purse $500, five starters It was won
by Ths Jew, Gypsy Girl second. Flora i.
third. Time, :5015.
Mile, purse $300-Assinaboins won, Gold
bar second Idaho Chief third. Time, 1:46.
The result of the 2:45 trot, purse $4OO,
three out OF five, WAS as follows:
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The Fire Under Control.

ST. JOINS. July 9.--The fire was under
control this evening; 1900 persons were
rendered. homeless. Tho government house
was not burned as ut frat stated. The fol-
lowing streets were wiped out: Military
road, Dnckworth street. Prescott street,
Queens road. Cochrsna street, Cover street,
kings road, Cathedral hill. Longs hill. At
meeting of the executive council to-day
u was resolved TO erapple with the great
calamity that has befailen tho city ~ far
a. they can by supplying those rendered
destitute with provisions and other nscos-
saIiss Of life. u 10 estimated that insurance
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Races At Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Washington park. Five
furlonRs-Siluria won, Daredela second
Wanpeso third. Time, 1:O4.
Mile and ono furlong-Guido won, En-.
garita second. Prince Fortunatus third,
Time, 1:57l.
Ono mile. Boulevard stakes-Yo Tambieu
won, Friday second, Santiago third. Time,
1:43.
Mile and si1tecnth-Harry Smith won.
Reveal second, Carmen third. Time, 1:51l6,
Three-quarters of mile. hents--First
heat. Oregon Eclipse won, Big Three sec
ond, Tim Murphy third. Time, 1:171d.
Second heat-BiR Three won, Oregon
Eclipse second. Time, 1:lS. Tim Murphy
distanced. Big Three won the run off in
1913.
Five furlongs-C. II. Gillock won. YOU
linden second. Lakeland third. Time, 1:05.
Tnmmany Wins tho Lorillarti.
MONMOUTH PARK. July 9.--Mile and one
sixtsenth-Merry Monarch won. Potomac
second, Kildeer third. Time. 1:iS.
Six furlonRs- Belladonna colt won, DIR.
Rice second. The Baron third. Time.
l:l4S5.
Lorillard stakes, mile and three fnrlonRs
ton third. Time, 2:2Ol1.
Six furionRs-Aelen Nichols won, Prince
lmps ial second, Experiment third. Tine,
1:l4S.
Monmouth cup milo and three quarters
--Longstroet walked over.
Mile-,rhe Sheriff won. fremont second,
Milt Young third. Time. 1,%11S.
Five furlonRs-Queenis Trowbridgs won,
Yemen ses0nd. Triangle third. Time. :b91I.
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Quay Drops Into Scripture.

WAsHINaToN. July 9.--ln the senate Qusy
offered IN smspdnsnt for the slesine Of
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each subsequent general municipal election ~.
delegate shall be elected from each ward s.i
enough aldermen shall be elected from the rsscs
about TO expire, and the aldermen so alac+ad .al
each hold office for four years. 'AA
The members elected to the house of aals-.
shall each hold Office TWO years. Each uen,hse
either house shall further hold Office until hfsII
cessor ia elected and qualified Each rnar1k.soc.
the city council shall have an annual sa ,uet y
three hundred dollars. 70 De paid mon,bI-..s W
vided THAI after the population Of tha ny pros
have reached the number OF rs 900 a. dats-r. slAi
by any official census. such salary shat - s
the sum OF six hundred dollars -
annum payable monthly. dedurtt, Pet
five dollars shall De made from each rsrs p
bers salary who shall De absent f-o,, '1eh.
meeting OF his respective house, unless said 81, ely
DER snail certify on MS honor that said ahSan.
was caused by illness or unavoidable absence r ,cs
the city at the time Of the meeting AAuh
Resolved. That section Of article " of thu g..
holders charter, lie amended so as 70 read a. -
Sec. ;. No member of either bonss ...,,
any federal state or other municipal ofHee Ia Ia
employee OF the city either Of said brnss -
be interested in any contract with the cify ~ at
or ioF any department institution, board, officer
Each member upon taxing Office shan mai. -,
HE IN the ofice Of the city clerk oath haf - i
nIihfuIly comply with and abide by All tho-ar,'.d
ments Of this section. and the violation ~ ~
the prov slons OF This section shall WORK Fs9 OF
o. his membership and warrant his expulsion nm
Resolved, That section OF article " of thae-
holders charter be amended so as to read as fol.
sec. :. The house shall meet in seuara,s 49,
Der majority of either house SHAH eo-.,
tCte quorum, but a less number NAV s,is,.sr,
from day TO day. or till the time of the next ree,
lar meeting, and may compel the attendance Of an.
sent members in such manner and under snnh
penalties as each house shall prescribe for itself
a quorum Of each of the two houses OF the ctv
council assembled in joint convention shall ne n
quorum of a joint convention OF the CITY cOunciI
Passed house of delegates this 18th day OF Jan.
uary, 1892. K. W JONES
President House Of Delegates
Passed board of aldermen this 9th dav 0f JAM
uary, 1892. A. :. MILLER
President Board of Aldermen
Approved by me this 30th day OF January
1892 GEORGE W. HALL Mavor
Filed by me this 3Oth day of January 1897
II. W. MILLER City Clerk
Date of first publication, February 2. 1892
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DROPOSED AMEN DMENT NO ga PROP
Il csltiGn 10 amend section Is of article v AZ
the treeholders charter, adopted October !, A D.
1890.
Resolved, That section IS Of article V. of,ths
freehoders charter be amended as to read a
follows:
SECTION l3. There is hereby constituted body
TO consist of the mayor. president of the board az
aldermen president of the house of delegat s. the
chairman OF the board OF public works. city comps
rolier and city treasurer TO be called the advisory
board.
The mayor shall. once in each quarter and A
much oitener the interests of the city appear to
him TO require, call meeting of such advisory
hoard. such meetings shall. be for the purpose u
comparing views and consulting together with re-
gard to the affairs OF the city, and shall have the
power 10 make recommendations and suggestions
TO the city council and TO the various other depart
ments of the city government
The mayor shall preside at all meetings of tha
advisory board and the city clerk his deputy
shall ACT clerk thereof
All proceedings of the advisory board shall be
kept on record in the city clerks flee.
Passed by the house OF delegates this 10 day
of January, 1892. X. W. JONES,
President House of Delegates
Passed by the board Of aldermen this eth day Of
January, 1892. A. ;. MI LER, =
President Board of Aldermen
Approved by me this 30th day of January,
1871 GEORGE w. HALL. Mayor
Filed by me this 30th day of January, 1S9l.
H. W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Date of first publication, February 2, 1892.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDG ECGMPANY-EN-
~ gineerS and contractors for bridges of every
description; wharfbuiid ng, piie-iriving reiging
and steam sel excavating; plans aud specihca-
tons fnrnlshed ON application; correspondence
solicited Office. Occidental block Seattle. Wash.
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MARRIAGES.

CAMPBELL-SMART-At the residence Of Hon.
John II Mc1raw 5i4 Fifth street Seattle, Tues
day February 2. 1892, by Rev. John +. Damon,
Mr. Harry f. Campbell. clerk Of department No
3. superior court. Tacoma. and Miss Nellie n
smart Of King county.
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NOTICE OF DTSs UTI ON.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNE Err
~ shp-Notice is hereby given that the partner,
ship heretofore exist x between the undersigned
under the firm name of Padley & Cram, engaged
in the mercantile business at 1901 Jackson street,
Seattle, Wash is this day dissolved by mutual
consent c. A. Gram the retiring member VIII
assume and pay all liabilities OF said nrtn ana an
said Gram b. W. PADLEY,
C. A. CRAM.
Seattle. Wash, February l. 1892.
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DROPoSED AMENDMENT NO. "A PRoPo-
L sltion 10 amend sections two To three to- i've
(5l and seven 90 of article ~. OF the freehoders
charter adopted October l, A. D. 1890.
Resolved, That section 2, 4 article ", be
amended so as 10 read follows
sec = The board OF alder inen and the house Of
delegates shall eGCn consist OF as many members
as there are wards in the city, member of
each house % oe elected ON each ward
Resolved, That section OF article ~ Of the free
holders charter De amended so as read as fol-
lows:
SECTION 3. At the general election in 1892
there shall be elected nine members of the board
Of aldermen. and there shat b. elected In each
ward one member Of the house OF delegates: pro
vi ID, That IN case Of the adoption Of this pro-
posed anne dmeni, the person receiving the high
est number Of vote, for dee.ate Il said general
election in March 1892, shall be emil lea 20
quatlIy As said delegate. - the Eeneral election
IN 1882 the i've members of the board OF aldermen
receiving the greatest number OF votes shall hold
once soT four years, and the other four for
Years and III Inc ease OF tic the length 81 the
term shali at the rst session. and before transact
ias any other business, be determined by lot At
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOR RFST-CLARENDsi HOTEL. CORNER
+ second and Depot streets; q desirable tenant
can secure this recent built house on very fayora
BE terms Apply Charles Louch l,412 Front
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CITY NOTICES.

TMPOUNDFD STOCK AT ACCTTON-SATUR-
l. day. February Is. at 10 m. in front OF police
headquarters, corner Third street and Iesler
nue., viii sell at public auction, and to the nigh
est bidder, for cash, 10 pay expense of mpounding
and keeping, the following described animal viz:
One % nav horse. about seven (71 years of age;
biazed face and one white foot. branded r. T.
The owner of the above described animal is TO
me unknown. BOLTON ROGERS.
CHIEF of Police.
Date of first publication January "a A D. 1892
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WASTED-PARTSER.

W ANTFD-PARTNER WITH 81 500 TO
W take Interest and manage a established bust
ness: money wanted 70 enlarge plant Address L
N II. Post Intelligence
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WANTED-PARTNER FOR LOGGING BUS
W mess; large body Of timber secured on salt
water: camp, team and outfit; 81 500 capital Adj
dress Logger. Box 6S2. Seattle Wash.
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W4yTFD-BOzED.

WASTED-RO0M WITH BOARD BY SIN
" gle gentleman: references furnished and re-
CURED; please state location ]. F., Post-InteHi-
geDcer.
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FOUND.

I,0CND-A FOUNTAIN PEN: OWNER CAN
IL have same by proving property and PAYNE LOT
this notice. ]. o. Hestwood, ol5 Bailey pultolns.
EOUND-A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY
Il on Front street. near Wall The owner can
have II by identifying IL and paving LOT TINS SaVer
tsement oy calling A wilson, $3.50 'FRONT.'
street
EoUND-NANY HAVE FOUND PLEASURE
Il and positive happiness BY buying Their furniture
OF the Beiitown Furniture Co. 915 Front street
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WANTED-TRAYELISG SALESMAN TO
w carry an extra line of samples; big money
Address Salesman. Post-Intells gedcer
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yUANTED-sIx MEN TO CUT sHINGLE
w bolts; 81. 10 per cord George w. Crane l06
Washington street.
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WANTED-ARE YOU A CATHOIICe ARE
w you unemployed? will you work for $lS per
week: Write TO me at once. J. r Gay, 1874 Mad
ison street, Chicago, III
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r OANS-SHORT DATE: ANY AMOUNT;
IL buyer and seller of all kinds of city and county
warrants; money to loan on inside business prop
erty at lowest rate in the city. Trounce, Haller
hugI dinr
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lUANTED-SoITCIToR AND GENERAL
w agents wanted; new books; special terms;
s70 per month guaranteed Address q. T. Wood
ward Publishing Company, 100 suffer street, San
Francisco Cal.
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TOR SALE-A BARGAIN: FOUR BEST
L lots in North Seattle Aionzo Hull 81 Olym-
pic block.
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H1yTFD-TO RENT,

HANTED-TO RENT.
"ANTED-TO Rent: HAVE DAILY AP-
w plicetions for houses In different parts Of the
city; owners viii please leave description al my
office George NJ Van DoFen, 20, ZOS and ZoS
Mashington block. Entralce 705 Front street.
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HELP WAyTED-M4LF.

WANTED-Si50 ENTERPRISING MAN
w with this amount TO take half interest I'm a
very profitable enterprise; fine opportunity TO
make money. Cali on George g. Marks. lis James
street, Occidental block.
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ITO LOAN-Sl5 600 IN A LUMP OR IN SEW
L eral amounts on good residence property; not
necessarily improved V. Hugo smith i Co, la
James street
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L'OR SALE-40 ACRES OF LAND MILES
Il east of Orillia; 10 acres beaver marsh; SZ5
per acre; easy terms; will take team part pay
Z. V. Martin, Orillia. Wash.
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pEoF; BRYANT, ODD FELLOWS, HALL
North Seattle; select classes; private Lessons
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
- ington han, 1926 Sixth street; to and X "a
doP m; classes every evening; private lessons:
send Tor circulars; stage and fancy DANCING. n,si
lively no soclals. Professor G. Lopp wa
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

IrLKS, ATTENTToN!-sUNDAY FEBRUARY
Il y. social session Will be held nj our lodge
room, SlS Front street at $3.50 .. m. Invitations
can be bad by applying TO members OF the lodge.
HOWARD LEWIS, Chairman.
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n F. McCONNAUGHEY LOANS MONEY
u on improved farms and city property
sonable rates: loans closed promptly building
loans solicited. Rooms ll8 and l20 WaShingt on
building Front street
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FOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

EIHkL GERTRUDE DAHL, BANJO ARTIST
- SOLO VIoilnlst and teacher. 1918 Sixth street
IT w. REAMER, TEACHER OF BANJO
a and guitar. Post-Intelligencer building room
IS.
MADAME BERTA CRIVEIII. FROM MI.
W LAM Italy; vocal culture (oId Italian schoon
ana piano instruction koter house Front be-
tween Spring and seneca streets
Nj USlCAL INSTITUTE. OCCIDENTAL
w block, rooms 335-33S: vocal culture ana in
strnmental music. Mrs. Willard principal
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MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD IMPROVED
NJ city property. Lamping & Stoddard, room IA,
703 Second street, corner Cherry.
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UToR RENT - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
II rooms with free baths. at "Our Home from
So TO $5 weekly. Mrs Mathews l,5l61a Front
street.
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DOR SALE-FINE HOUSE OVERLOOKING
u Lake Washington; lot 50xlO0; corner; price
$4,000; good terms. H S. Turner, 207 Butler
block.
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Tor SALE-HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS;
$25 per month. Ii. 5. Turner, 207 Butler block
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CHORT TINE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE;
- mortgage and commercial paper bought; proof
money furnished for prescriptions. l. p. Taylor,
to 4 Sullivan block.
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MONEY! MONEYi-I HAVE 100000 TO
M loan at per cent. to 10 per cent, according
class of security, on improved city farm prop
erty; delay. |. W. EntZ, Union block, repre-
senting Jarvis Conklfn Mortgage Trust Company
and other capital
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