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The National tribune., 1892-06-16

Baron Otto Won Feldmann, scion OF the
German nobility, died and was buried In
Washington one day last week. The Baron
came to America about nine years ago and To-
Gated in Baltimore, where he lived in grand
style for time, spending money lavshly. In
the course of few months his money dsap-
peared and he obtained employment as book.
keeper, but still retained his hold on society,
where he Was received as welcome guest He
was an enthusiastic military man aud came to
Washington three years ago as Lieutenant of
Baltimore company. While here he met
frail woman Of the town, whom he eventually
married, living with her until his death.
Baron Won Feldmann, the dead mans father,
The National tribune., 1892-06-16

Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky. last week
introduced a bill which authorizes the Secre-
tary of War to contract for fifty mortars, SINH
lar to those which are now being bnilt under
contract for the United States, and fifty NOR
tar carriages of such type as he may deem best,
all to be completed within eighteen months
from the date of awarding the contract the
mortars to be used only on the Pacific Coast.
The bill also approprates 81, 100000 or SO much
of that sum as may be necessary to carry out
its provisians
The National tribune., 1892-06-16

One Of the bills that was considered last week
by the House of Representatives was one to in
crease the pension Of Mrs. Mary North of New
nan, Ga, from SIG to SIS per month. Mrs.
North is the widow of soldier OF the war Of
1912, and she is, according to statements at
tached to the report of the Pension Committee
lol years old. Congressman Moses, Of Georgia,
had the bill in charge. and was fast pushing 1t
through, when the Hon. Buck" kilgore, Of
Texas, the white liskered nan who has the
reputation of doing all things tha. he does
with the vigor of youth, Especially Directing
10 pension bills,) objected TO its consideration.
Mr.. Moses arose and made novel plea. II
seems that Mr. Kilgore was born and passed
his boyhood days in the town where this aged
lady lives, ana though be had forgotten her,
she had been one Of his small-boy acquaint-
The National tribune., 1892-06-16

On Thursday, June 8, the floor of the House
was accorded the judiciary Committee, and
during Lawyers day." as it is called, several
important measures were passed amending the
statutes. including the bill to dispense with
proof of loyalty during the civil war, as
requisite to being restored or admitted to the
pension roll (which is said to apply to only
few of the survivors of the war of 1872, and
the bill defining murder and manslaughter on
waters under the exclusive jurisdiction of the
United States.
The National tribune., 1892-06-16

Representative DUNCAN, Of Ohio on Friday,
juno 10, introduced joint resolution in the
House, which directs the President to sever all
diplomatic relations with the Russian Govern
ment until such time as that Government shall
cease discrimination against the Hebrews be-
cause of their religious faith and shall remove
the arbitrary and brutal restrictions now i'm
posed upon them against the protests of the
civilized world. The resolution was referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs aud viii
not likely be heard from again at this session
of Congress.
The National tribune., 1892-06-16

is well-known resident of Hamburg. Ger
many, being Major General in the German
army and on the Emperor's personal staff. He
is very wealthy and resides in large castle in
Hamburg During the Franco Prussian war he
commanded the Eighth Corps The family
were much chagrined at the mesaliance formed
by the younger Baron, and had discarded him,
although he continued to receive money from
Germany.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

San Francisco, Feb. 2i.-The vegetable market
IL without any change. Receipts OF potatoes
AID onions continue to multiply heavily, and
prices are weaker. Green vegetables are not
plentiful, and find ready sale.
ss,The fruit market shows little improvement.
.zShe,e is good demand for high grade fruit,
Pbut there is little in the market One car load
OF apples constituted the receipts. Dried fruits
ace without material change. The improved in
curry tor prunes and bleached peaches is the
only new feature.
The market Tor dairy produce is very dull.
Eggs are weaker, with a tendency for lower
prices. Butter and cheese are without activity.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Flour, 1900 quarter sacks; wheat, 1900
cen.als; barley, 1900 centals bran, 1900 cent
AS potatoes, 1000 sacks: onions, 1000 sacks
wine, 46.0 900 gallons; brandy, 10000 gallons.
Flour-family extras, $5.05SG5 10 per barrel;
bakers extras, si.9OJ9j; supertine, sS.2OG34o.
Whcat-Sl 65@l67}9 per GENITAL for good TO
choice shipping quality.
Barley-Feed, SOC for dark Coast, e614 Ga971 &c
for good quality, and 9Ss4cesLo0 for choice;
brewing, sLojSGl15 per Genital
oats-Surprise, Sl.5O(bl co. milling, s1s51l. 40:
good to choice, sL271 s@LS212; off grades. 1900
LIS; gray, sl2OC9l25; oregon black. sl27l94g
LS0 per Genital California black, 81 1001l.2O for
common, aud sl.5O9l.6o per GENITAL for choice
Corn-Large yellow, 81. 25c9i 26i 1; small yellow,
81 z14Gsi.3o white, sLSoGlS2I2 per Genital
Wool-Spring: Foothill, per pound, 16(1lSc;
northern. ls(d22c; Nevada, i51isc: Oregon val
ley IS(GIc Eastern - Light, 16CG lsc:
'heavy. lOGpl3c Fall-Mountsin--Lght and
free. llcl2c; heavy and poor, 9Gl0c. Plains
Heavy and poor. 7(1Sc; good, sG9c. Lambs
Poor to choice, sCGlJc Northern-Free, choice,
BGl6c; detective, llQDlSc.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, 22I2; telegraphic, 30. Sterling
bhls-Bank, sLs6tz; sight $3.50; commercial,
stSi1% Silver bars, 9O3sG9lc. Mexican COL
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CoTSrF NOTICES.

NOTICE OF HEARING By THE BOARD
~ Of county commissioners In the matter of the
proposed construction Of wagon bridge over tha
Snnquslmie river. near rolt. IN King county.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons CONCERNED
Ihai GA Monday, March a. 1882 The board of county
coinHIi .siOners Of King county, state of WaSh,no
to WIZ consider the question Of the public necsS-
Sly Tor the building Of wagon bridge at the fol-
lowing point viz:
The westerly cad thereof TO be located on Ian
sbank uf liver al point which Is rs SO-IOO chains
nm ana 10 100 chains east O southSvsst coTnar
O. section 9. IP p north. Il z east w ri ana
" ehd thence IN an easteTy direction across s.d
sfftarn a. right angles thereto. '~e
Al psraoas interested therein VIII therefore tai =.
11e l9-lce OF suen intention and present any rea
- iOf or against such proposed bridge or tha
@AtDn therepf ct the time of said meefyp,
1nFsse proceedings are Instituted under and az
k1Eoins 70 section 2'T3 OF HIPS Anuolafea s.,
1tts AL Codes Of Washin1ton. S'~'-
NJ one OF the beard Of county con,n,,s.,o,...
- fetrnary. 1892 n a TNV1G.trit1TaIp Gay
$,4nt{ Auditor and ex-unicio ClerE on sa,a
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GENFRAI SHIPMENTS.
Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Feb. 24-[special. l-wheat-The
market is dull and lifeless, in sympathy with
ioregn adyiees. An offer OF sL57l5 per GENITAL
vas made today for lot of valley wheat, but
the purchase was not contaminated Holders
continue to ask several cents above export
value. Quote: Valley, sL55G1. 60; Walls Walla,
N6OGl.55 per GENITAL Receipts, twenty four
hours, go centals.
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Feb. "a Especial. - The grain
market was quiet, with no business being tran
sacted. Wheat was bought for millers only
Quotations: Club, e6c; blue stem, 800; Barley
so per ton. Wheat receipts, $500 bushels.
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I-0p RFNT-THE ENTIRE Or ANY POR-
L ton q the building southwest corner Soeth
-..e-,f s-s Washiuetep streets, known as the
TStrf suriv TO WlEIaski Oes dental olock, o.
second street between 10 ana II q L. and sHG
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PIE POPULAR FURNITURE DEALERS.
1 the Eelltown Furniture Company, still
selling their splendid goods on weekly payments.
915 Front street
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NfRRTEG Is.

AoiCuNB-FbN-A \; thc home Of the brides par
ents. rs seneca street. Wednesday evening,
feaysar, D. lS52, ty Key. :. AlouEo Brieht,
d D., Sir Charles - Holcon3b 70 Miss Angie
L Foy.
TRI9fBrI-- ATKINS0N-nn Tuesday. February
70 lS'- 49, tiH uIuaSa az The tiTst Presbyterian
ehurll. Sll M.lI-ol street, Edward /. irimhie'
o. = t'v vs. hateuul. Wash, ard Lottie Atb .nson,
OF Cation, ohio, Rev E3liatt NJ. Brown, oihc,at-
Is d, cuugl. NIL make their home IL New
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EASTERN MARK ETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.--The stock market TO-
day was extremely dull, prices for the most
part showing no decided tendency in either
direction. except in few stocks. Most of the
final changes show losses Chicago gas is down
2s; Union Pacific, rs, Rock Island and st.
PAUL..
Government bonds--Easier.
4 Petroleum Closed, 5S5k
- GOLD FOR EUROPE.
The German steamer spree, which left here
yesterday, took out 100000 in gold, generally
understood to be for Austria.
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered at per
cent Prime mercantile paper, st9'53 per cent
Sterling eXchancc-steady; 6tday bills, Sis5;
demand, Si.SS. Bar silver. %2sc.
BONDS.
US As reg. ......li6i4U. S. IS teg). 100
T. "a coupons. .Il63 Pacific 6s.......... SO
Bid
MERCHANDISE.
( coAee-options closed steady, 10 up to 20
points down. sales were lSo0o bags in
.cluding: February. NtlH9lt20; March, si3. 10
s@ls.i5 April, sl@GlS.lQ: May, 81 soG9l2.S5.
Spot Rio, steady; No. Z, IA st@l5c.
sugar-Baw, steady. Sales were 1900 bags OF
Nuscovado. 50 test, sc; molasses sugar, SO test,
Nc. Refined. steady and quiet
COppeT--Neak.
iesd-Firm. domestic, ;i.3o.
/ In-NoHk; straits, $ll6U.
~ CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
i CHICAGO. Feb. 2i--The wheat marke: was firm
today, The opening being about the same SIS yes
ferdsy's closing, arG prices steadily advanced
with only slight fluctuations. then held steady,
,nd the closing was about tac higher than yes
tsday. Receipts were 90i,o01 bushels; ship
nents, $4,000 bushels
Wheat-s teady; cash 9O'sc; May. sS(99S9sc.
Corn--stIongcr; cash. I14,c; May, age.
= Soats-Steady; cash, ~ SC, May, 3i9sc.
Rys-Quiet S1c.
Barley Quiet. Abf
FlaN-Quiet; s7l.c.
Nhisky-Sl.i
; PoEk-F.Tm; cash. Sli-S0; May, sli.75
LArd-Firm; cash. $3.50, May. S6dS62ll.
shoulters-SL75lbt3 80: shor; clear, s6.25; short
hbs S5S7'2.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2A-Catte-- Receipts. 1900
head steady Good TO choice steers, 81 500
aS9. extras steers, 50; Others, SE6GG45C. feed
6, 33O1G3.75: stOCkeES, 81 Sot125o.
. Hogs-keceipts, 5000 head steady 10 niger
+ Rough Snd common, Si4Npi65: mixed. s47oC3
-. prime ami butchers weights, s4SSS4.gU;
Ssight 81. 75t5lSD
2 Sheep Receipts. 7.o'0 head: active. lambs.
,oWer; sheep steady; ewes, s. TsS9l5o; mixed,
N@GB+15; wethers, Sa.ioG625, Westerns, s. 10
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NARSHALS NOTICE OF SEIZURE
WI United states Of America. District of Ma.h-

NfARSHAL'S NOTICE OF SEIZURE
vi United states Of America, District of Wash
ington, S.
Whereas, a libel has been filed in the district
court Of the United states for the District Of
Washington, Northern Division, on the 23d day
John Gibson. Robert Benson F.. elem and l. Glenn
against the steamer Favorite, her tackle. apparel
and furniture alleging in substance that on or
about the LIST day OF November. 1891. the libel
lants were employed TO and did ship SAID
steamer. TO serve thereon TO and from the various
ports Puget sound, at the request OF the master
and owners OF said vessel and did serve until
the 3lst dag of January, 1892, when they were
discharged without the payment OF wages due
them: and alleging further that there IS due the
said hbelants respectively the following sums as
wages as seamen on said steamer favOfite:
said James Dickson, sTs77; to said otto
Zahn. si340; 10 said John Gibson. $50 %; 10 said
Robert Benson, SIS; 10 said Z. Glenn, S97.07 and
TO said /. Glen, S457s, part OF which said
sums have been paid; and praying process a. "a
vessel may be condemned and sold to pay the sums
aforesaid and costs for all other further and proper
relief.
Now therefore IN pursuance ofthe nonition IN
der the seal OF the said court, 10 directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice all per
sons claiming the said vessel her tackle apparel
and furniture. in any manner Interested therein
that they be and appear before the said district
court be held az the city Of seattle Washington
for the district OF Washington, Northern Diyisi n
On the ION day Of March. 1892, at the hour of 10
O'Clock "a. % said day. pro- ided the same be a
day Of jurisdiction, otherwise or the next day OF
Jurisdiction. then and there to lntsrp0se their
claims ana TO make their allegations IN thai behalf
THOMAS Il. BROWN, L. =. Marshal
BY H. A. BiGELow, Deputy.
STRArToS. LEWIS & GILMAN, ProctOrs for Libel
lants.
Dated at Seattle this 2ith day Of February, 1892.
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Found
FOR sale. For Rent and Situations Wanted viii no
inserted at the rate of cent word each insertion
ray ilent always in advance. No advertisement
received for less than rs cents
NoTICE-The busne Office of the Posr-ISTFt-
LIefScER Is open uaiil y n. m. Classified adver-
usements will be received up to this hour
Advertisements will be received at branch Offices
OF the PCsT-I STELLIGESc ERat:
tacoma ....-.. ................T. Sammons, Agent
F"r' TOWNSEND .--..............F French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
Officer
a g. Equity. %
A. L. L. l. L. Rent.
Box 10. Leas Rivals
Bird. Market Restaurant
Confidential NJ o. X 299
Cashier. 10. T. "
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hTRTTTS.

IEERN-In Seattle Wednesday. February "a,
1882 10 TIE wife ~ I'd L. Terry. a daughter
FEANE-in Seattle. "Wednesday. February -,
l. g.. o. She wife of $. Frank al daughter.
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MISCELLANEOUS

GALL AT THE METROPOLIS SALOON. S12
- Washington street. There is bargain for
anybody.
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DEATHS And FUyEnb1s

JOHNSOS-in Seattle, Pike street weanes
day evening, February "a, 1892, edward John
son. aged months. u 'o"n-
Funeral services will be held at Seattle Under.
taking Company's rooms at = O'Clock this altar.
noon lnterment at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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1Ayi1SCAPE GARBESERs.
Akp SGRAssSER, LANDSCAPE GAp
~ -, ! araeE White and Madison streets :
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ZOE Sl4LE-REAL ESTATE.

L'oR SALE-SMALL HOUSE AND LOT
II overlooking Lake WashinEton; good view OF
Sound and city; terms reasonable Box l,644,
city,
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LOST.

T oST-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH. ELGIN.
L marked on the inside From G. W. to A. s.
July IA. 1897: lost between Seattle block, Third
and Cherry and the Arlington restaurant Reward
for return TO room 470 seattle block
/ OST--SATURDAY, SMALL BLACK AND
II tan colored rat terrier; Toby: Information
for recovery literally rewarded. l,0l1 Temperance
street.
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ABS TR

DOoTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT CoMPANl
ID Incl Rooms 2a2. 20t and POS Bnrke bloc.
corner second and Marion streets
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FOREIGN MARKETS..

FINANCIAL.
loSnoN, Feb ai-Bar silver, Al 1854. Con-
scls. 96d. Bullion paid into Bank OF England
on balances TO-DAY, ES,o0l. Bank OF England dis
count, per cent
BEEADSTCrFs.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 81. Wheat Unchanged
Corn-Spot, supply poor; futures, holders offer
Moderately. spot, firm. As I'd; February, firm,
! = Sd; March. firm, Is 4l.d; April, firm, Is S'2d.
Y0TR LAST CHANCE
Regis'e- .oicy or you can't rO,s, TIE books close
a midurb.
I We invite Won 70 call aud Try q cup OF Beef
Tea Ltlthlai N taN ey. gof Front street
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Attest NOVELTIES IN FURNITURE
l. sold by the BeIltown Furniture Company, Sl5
Front street. ony house in the city selling on in
staliments.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.

JHIRST-CLASS BUSIN ESS AND RESI- DESCE
property in all parts ofthe city for sale: CORE
spondence solicited. W. +. LsdgerWood- real estate
agent, successor - Lewis & Lsdserwo Od, toola -
sullivan block.
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CRY NOTICES.

NO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
L niscelaneous s1ppies-seaed proposals. viii
be received AZ the office ot the boari OF pn BIZ
works M 10 noon OF Monday. Febrgary - 1892
for the furnishing the city % seattle on reqilsi.
tons u be Icd during the moaths OF IA, n AMI
April, 1892 materials, supplies, etc, heroin-
after indicated.
The prices given 10 The tenders made are 10 ba
basei won payments to be male Dy tn cEy Of 'Se-
aitle N warrants drawn upon the appropriate
fun Is, 10 be taken at par.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids or portions Of bids
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FOCAL AND ISsTRUMESTAL MUSIC

FOCAL AND INSTR CMESTAL MUSIC
II W. REAMER, TEACHER OF BANJO
and guitar. Post Inteili gencer building room
%.
MADAME BERTA CRIVELLI. FROM MI
VI Ian. Italy. vocal culture }Oll italian schoob
and piano Instruction hoter house, Front be
tween spring and seneca streets
MUSICAL INSTITUTE, OCCIDENTAL
VI block, rooms 335-33S. vocal culture and in
strumental music. Mrs Willard, principal
DANCING ACADEMIES
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY WASH
" Ington hall .526 sixth street: 10 5 ana = ~
10 p. m; classes every evening: private lessons.
send for circulars; stage and fancy cancIug; post
lively no sooiaIs. Professor q. Lopp.
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DATENTS-CATEArs WRITE FOR "Au-
l vice 10 inventors" G. II. King, attorney. 7
Epler blocs.
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L'OR sALE-s5O CASH AND MONTHLY
Il payments huys new i-room house and two lots.
level and cleared. with fence; good garden and
fruIt land: price 5000. Roam Haller plock
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YH I.l...I. p. fATTERsoN, ssi AND ss5
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GALE & FAY & PARK HENDERSON At
~ toTneys and counseilor& Rooms ana 10
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I I-lIlI.l = ANDERSON, LAWYER. 4O5
,,1.,. rGe DOCK Land mining and patent cases
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ATToRyEFs At LAW.

+ r. TIPToN-427-4ss BArLEY BUILDING
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FOUND.

EoUND-YOU WILL FIND TT TO YOUR
Il advantage 10 buy your furniture at 9l5 Front
street: IL is sold instaliments.
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lust TOO SWEET FOR ANYTHING-THE
- tone OF those beautiful Vose pianos. +. Chris
tianer, 81 Third street
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no YOU WANT A FRUIT FARMe WILL
~ sell you 10 acres, nearly all cleared. with so
bearing fruit trees 700 bearing currant 200 goose
ferrieS best Kind over 800 black berries terms 20
suit for instance $50 down. balance in 10 years;
purchaser must live on it and prove it; price
SZoVU' II Will doubly pay for itself tom prod
ucts in the time given; the best OF neighbor Dds
with school, church and store in sight oft L
r. Carpenter, Vashon.
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-, hh ,- HAhDIN & MEEK. ROOMS 20,
~, % ana 20 Hsler bloes -
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EoR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN No l
4 meat market AZ a bargain George W. Crane,
Jos Washington street.
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y II. }. PENNEFATHER. ATTORNEY AT
1t. law. Rooms ! and H. A. smith b,ock
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JAMES LEDDY. ATTORNEY AND CORN
- seller at Law. late OF Chicago bar Rooms 4DI
4o3 Burke building, Second and Marion streets:
raIlrold aud dannZa suits snecialfr
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L,OR sALE-BUSINESS LOT IN SOUTH Sc
IT attic; opposite White House; fronting south
Seattle MOTOR line. Apply TO l. H. Mooie, near
premises.
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DOR ACRE TRACTS. IMPROVED or UNIM-
4 proved, for gardening, fruit growing or poultry
raising close 10 city, cheap and easy terms. The
best in the market, see ID. NJ shanks owner room
Boston block.
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NTASTED-BIDS FOR LAYING BRICK IN
w plain walls laying only; leave bids and your
address az, care POsl-Intelugen
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| OUR COMPLETE LINE OF SPRING AND
| y summer goods hereto meet the time we
make Al suits, $40. 1913. S25. Wanamaker &
| Brown, 222 and 223 Bailey building, second and
| Cherry
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III IGliEs; HASTINGS & sTEDMAx. ATTnR-
4 4 ueys a. law. Rooms A.. - a. Is Haiier bloelx
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DOR SALE-s250 CASH WILL BUY FOUR
L Of the best lots in South Park: fenced. cleared
and under cultivation Room II Post-Inteiiigen-
Ger building
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W! LsL In p. DYER. ATTORNEY, SIS But
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-25

TOR RENT-EIGHTY- FARM: ALL
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-25

I YoS 3 DENNY. ATTORNEYS AND CoUN-
ing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-25

L'oR saba DOUBLE HOUSE AND LOT
IL also 80 acres OF land overlooking Squak lake
and lots in jefferson adj Apply 70 owner. 2l4
Rollins street
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won RENT-IOp6TNG- HOUSES OF ALL
/ descriptions furniture ioF sA'e- mall room :
Sl1 second street.
NOR EENT-CLARENDoS HOTEL, CORNER
/ -,,~r,sa ana Depot streets; desirable tenant
can s,,rs this recenI bgIt house OF very IANorA-
be terms Apply Charles LolcA 4i44- FROM
street
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Il p DOLE. HALLER BLOCH.