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How Horse Flesh Tastes,

"You never ate horse flesh, sup
pose" said Lieutenant Russell of the
Seventh United States Cavalry at the
Southern. 81 have seen the time when
/ ate it with genuine relish, and that,
too, without any salt. 1t was in 1877,
during General Miles Nez Perces cam
paign. We had followed the renegades
up the Missouri to it's confluence with
the Yellowstone, and the chase was
so exciting that we didn't realize how
low the larder was getting until it was
drained, and we were getting too far
away from the base OF supplies to re-
plenish it. The game had all been
driven out OF the country ahead of
us by the fleeing Indians, and when we
finally caught up with the redskins
and forced them to fight We had al
most nothing to eat for several days.
We captured about seven hundred
ponies from the Indians, some OF them:
80 round and sleek and fat as to ap-
pear to us the finest meat in the
world. Our butchers killed the young
est and latest of the ponies that night
after the battle, and as soon as they
were skinned and dressed we had
feast that would have MADE Lucullus
turn green with envy. We lived on
this pony meat for several days with
out salt, and roasted over spit, like
barbecued beef. The meat had pc.
culiar sweet taste, not at all palat-
able, when think OF it now, and so
fibrous that we could pull it apart in
great strings. But it kept us from
starving, and /, therefore, can hearth
lily recommend pony meat to people
in dire straits.''-St. Louis Globe.
Democrat
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L'ANsE SENTINEL.
a KINNEY, Pus's AID Psor.

IT is worth good deal to us TO get
out OF the hackneyed lines OF life.
But when we seek the novel we are
the least likely to find it Our hap.
piest experiences come unexpectedly
and our best teaching In the simplest
ways and often from those who never
affect the conscious attitude OF in
structor.
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PILLS VALEDICTORY.


HERE was a hush OF
expectation in the
assembly room Of the
Belgrade high school.
Late on the previous
afternoon Mabel
Bowen, who had gone
back to the building
after school for her
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FOR SALE-LODGISG HOUSES.

no YOU WANT TO BUY A SMALL OR
~ large lodging house? DO you know that there
Is more money made in The lodging house business
than amy other particular line in Seattle Ia
coma and have you been tod. which I presume
You have. that the best place to 60 in search OF
such q business is TO Morgan's Exchange 2oa New
York blk Seattle. or els Washington blk, Tacoma?
We have % rooms, well furnished and centrally
located: price. 1900; 81 900 cash. balance
monthly: Al elegantly furnished rooms: well To-
Gated; price $2,750: part ca h, balance.easy: As
rooms: all good furniture and De bous ht for
$4,000 % rooms full of paying roomers: price.
$l,0oo: furniture of private residence, 8 rooms,
elegantly furnished: price. $500; board and lodg-
ing house OF 8 rooms. central together with some
acre property near fnglewood TO exchange for large
lodging house: saooa, restaurant and lodging house
combined. making money: price. 81. 900: can buy
halt interest II desired call and and be
convinced that we can show you something in the
way Of lodging house that will pay. Morgan's
Exchange. 209 New York blk, Seattle, and 2l5
Washington blk, Tacoma
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COTSTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURES MOTTO E-NOTICE
" is hereby gwen that the tax rolls of King
county, state or washington for the year A. u
isSZ, are nov IN my hands for collection o. tae
taxes levied therein
section 81 of the Revised Laws of 1891 pro-
Vides as fotlows. to-wIt: There shall De allow
Ance or rebate 10 ali payers OF taxes who shall pay
the same within the year for which they are as
sesssd, az iouows; Three per cent II paid on or
before the nrst day OF January next ensuing; but
II not paid on o. before the first day OF March
they snail then become delinquent aad penalty
OF ~ fer c+nfum shall thersnpon to- added, and
from tbe said hrst day Of ii arch said paid taxes
ana penalty snail bear an interes. OF 20 per cenIum
per anuUm thereafter until paid Taxes paw
shle at the county tressurer's Office. la Seattle,
King county. Washington. bet xeen the hours of o
o'clock a m and o'clock p. IN.
BYRON PHELPS County Treasurer.
Dated Dece mbeP ], 1892
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CONSEEYATORY OF ARTS.

CCHOoL or MUSIC, ELOCUTIOS. DESIGN
CHoiyoke biock. corner Spring and front streets
Piano Pipe organ Roscoe Warren Lucy.
singing-Mrs William r. Miller.
Nioiin-W. Vaughan Arthur
tultar-ts harles v Ihieil: Banio, Flute.
Elocution, Physical Cuiture--Ars Slauson
Drawing, Painting from Iife-Miss Fisken.
English Literature, Rhetoric and Grammar
Miss ,turruhriaS
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NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST
~ grade.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST
~ grade.
Sealed proposals will he received by the under
signed. secretary Of the board of. public works OF
the city OF seattle UP 10 noon OF Monday December
o. A ID. 1892. for the grading AMI construction of
sidewalks on both sides of ArFna street in the
city OF seattle. from the north line of Powell street
accordance with the plans and specifications now
on file in this Office.
Each bid is to be accompanied by certified
cheek, payable TO the order of this city comptroller
for a sum not less than five 81: per cent of the
amount bid and no rid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required TO enter
into a contract aud furnish satisfactory bondsmeu
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten days altar being notified
OF the award. falling which SAIL check and tho
amount thereof will be forfeited % the city. Said
improvement is to be paid ftf by the mode OF
payment by bonds. and the contract to be
ment shall not 10 begun until the bonds TO be is
sued for the payment thereof shall have been ne
Gotiated, and unless such bonds tie negotiated said
con- gact shall be void.
40 person is eligible as a bidder who has within
two years prior 10 the letting OF sa contract made
default in payment of just q GIN FOR any work
iaoor performed for any skiz or material fur
advertised or Who within said iZo years has as
signed. abandoned. surrendered or failed to COM
pete any such contract.
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any aud all bids.
Proposals 20 be Endorsed on the envelope ANNA
Street Grade"
Please attach n copy OF this advertisement 10 bid.
BY order OF the board Of public works
C.. q HELM FIR. secretary.
First publication November - .l-S2.
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FOR REST-OFFYCES.
FOR REN2-LODGTSG HOUSES.

DOR RENT-LODGING HOUSES OF ALL
i description: furniture for sale. w. T. Hall &
Co, room 3JZ New YORK blocS
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u -eal;le|
Supplement-
district NO |
provemeni !
bepIt street
plen,entsl j
previdins.
constructinn|
pay therefl
meut, has|
AMI that 4
tferein ca
DAYS from
tioa of 1
become dc |
the rate OF
Hnot paid |
come dei!nl
added, and
| on the amy
| each lot 4
/ the iaieresl
/ count bein |
| fnetine hx |
collected n
sgsch aldt
thorized 60
linauent u
/ quent sh1
sSSe sInen1
and IN the /
4 lands and
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r.,a OF frs.

CfrY IRE
40 seattle
ls~se.sineai 81, r
s.. in NJ .sc CIV
! ssooiatn fifee =
ssreet. crea.e
Tor sal tnpr
devalas an
tl,,, mode o.
Uhed 10 me !,
meat Of ne ht.l :
ssithiu thirt. !.
csrion OF E., !
become ,,e =,
the rate OF y !,
;inot pail o.
cor, delinq,,
I sdCie,I. and u
the snnu
each lot an /,
interest CO
count oe' :,
thetirue iias
seec.lected
viii, such ~
authorized !
deliut ient
eus.ts shall 81 !
meat, win
in The ~ >, y
lsaGs and 10
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LyOR RENT-RooMS SUITABLE FOR RES.
II taurant, barber shop and stationery store, in
Bay View hotel. Everett, Wash. Inquire 2509
JACKSON street, Seattle.
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PIANOS, ORGANS Of o Cash se.
commodating terms: Steck. Hartman. Vose &
Sons, Jewett and Krell pianos: Chicago cottage
oreans. every one iuily warranted; low rents;
light expenses, propOronately low prices; special
snaps in pianos re possessed, where considerable
has been paid. often on hand =. Christianer, 81
Third street
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~ ROCERIES-NONEY SAVED BY PAYING
~ cash at Conner Bros.
Baking Powder, Royal. l6 OF. ............., 46
Baking Powder, Prices, Is OF. ............. AZ
Butter, Iowa creamery, 5-Ib tubs. .......... 90
Butter. Iowa creamery, lob tubs. ......... 3 70
Eastern Catsup, pint bottles. ............... rs
Reans small white. per ID. ................ O3
Coffee Roasted Mocha and Java. IS and 40
Good Costa Rica Coffee, per pound ........ IS
Flour, best California brands per Dbl ... 40
Flour Washington brands. per Dbl. 4 90
Flour. Graham, Job sacks Observation-Disclosures. 80
Flour. Graham. 5u-lb sacks. 10
Germea, per package. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Honey, gallon cans Observation-Disclosures. i 90
Lard Pure Leaf. 5-lh pals 65
Lard, Pure Leaf. lob pals. ............... 20
Pure Leaf Lard, 20 pounds. ................. 40
Corned or Roast Beef. 2-lb cans, three for so
Corned OF Roast Beef, 2-lb cans doz. ...... ! 80
Maccaroni and Vermicelli, per bc8........ so
Maccaroni and Vermicelli, lib pkgs........ 10
Matches. California, Z blocks ............. IS
Soap Savon, 20 bars in box, per box. 60
Rolled Oats, per 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
Rolled Oats, Quaker. packs. go. 25
crackers. . boxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Yeast Cakes, boxes for. Observation-Disclosures. 25
Pickles. per key ........................ 90
Lye, 4 Cans fol. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Rice. very best, per ID. Observation-Disclosures. 06
Syrup per key Observation-Disclosures, 80
Granulated Sugar. IS lbs observation-disclosures. / 90
Best Native Potatoes, per 100 pounds ...... 80
New Wheat, per 100 pounds ................ ! so
Canned Tomatoes dozen. 90
ca. Good Green an Bl ack............ IS
Vinegar per key. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
CONNER BROS. III YesIer Avenue.
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WASTED-To Buy 4 CIGAR sTORE =: CEN
W 'rsl location. Address +. II, care Post-ln-
teligencer
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EANrgD-fSEoRn4rIoN.

IVA TEr-tN FORMATION WANTED or
w sd~ard Hts1shFaaa, a native Of Indiana,
ass y hFlas soo4t - yesrs Address III. AAler.
eQe Broadway. Oakland, cal
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FOR EXCHANG

Tor EXCHANGE-ACREAG FOR ONE OR
Il two horses. Apply a, 80. 5l1 Seventh street.
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-1TSCEIL

"ANTEp-fO BUY SECON D-HANpC CLOTH
w tnS: highest price paid send postal 10 tailor
shop 200 South second street. Repairing neatly
done
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


L,oR RENT-RooMS SUITABLE FOR RES
II taurant barber shop and stationery store. in
Bay View hotel. Everett, Wash. Inquire 25O9
JACKSON street, Seattle.
L,oR sALE-GRoCERY STORE: GOOD To-
Il cation and good trade. Address Il. y. NJ,
Posiintelligencer.
I-oa SAIE-A HALF INTEREST IN
Il manufacturing business: will take from So 0j0
to ST. 900. For a nice line OF legitimate, estab
lished businesses call on w. 7. HAL & Co.. 20l
New York block
L,oR GENT-THE BEST EQUIPPED CHICK
L ranch in the state; chicken house LIS feet
long. brooder, 1000 capacity: stream of water
running through the yards good house oarn ana
gardea. Address J. \. PEBBLES, care Seattle Hard
ware Company.
RE YOU LOOKING FOR SOME BUSINESS
"A enterprise to engage in: IT So call on us.
We deal in and handle ali kinds of business
chances and have ON hand now many business
opportunities Have party warting the loan OF
$500 for one year: VIII give good security and
month to take charge and Keep plain accounts in
an established mercantile business In seattle
Fine restaurant, well located aud long estahI he'd;
price $3.50; grocery doing business of 1928 to
$3.50 per day cash; price $450o. Drug store at
try town. $1,000. Partner in a manufacturing
business; $500. Barber shop, well located
ana 'e saloon Ens ipI soe The
party with 81. 500 secure N interest in leeit-
innate business ia Portland that will clear $3.50
per month. good business man with $500 can
secure an interest in paving business In Seattle
We have a grocery store at invoice; about $4,000
ANY other line you may want can be found at our
offices. Morgans Exchange. 209 New York blk,
seatse, and us Washington biz. Tacoma.
TOR RENT-CHICKEN RANCH: ACRE
l. all fenced; chicken houses garden. 4-room
house; one block from street car line: rent ~ per
month: viii sell 100 Young laying Eens. Address
T. F. Kendall, auditors office, courthouse.
E,OR sALE-A Two-FIFrHS INTEREST IN
Il good paying shing!e mill. located near Seat
tie, on railroad AMI water. Inquire At Scandi-
n-American bank. Seattle.
EoR sALE-cIaAR STAND: CHEAP. lott
Third street
L'oR SALE-GOOD FRUIT AND CIGAR
stand on good corner; doing nice business;
cheap Address Box 276
Tor SALE-BREWERY SITUATED ON THE
L N. p. r. R. midway between Tacoma and Sc
attic; annual capacity $500 barrels plant and
stock complete: really for immediate use custom
established: magnificent water supply. Fog
further particulars address John b. Reed, receiver,
room 40 California block Tacoma, Wash.
G WHIT FOR LEASE BY THE
OA w vi LII Seattle Dry Dock and Ship
Building Company: situated on their property In
Seattle; capacity so to 100 NJ feet per day. best
facilities for handling foreign and local trade
Address Box PSI, Seattle. Wash.
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IroR sALE-GRoCERY STORE; GOOD To-
IL cation and good trade. Address Il. p. NJ, care
Posi- Int iiyencer.
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WANTED-MORTGAGE LOAN, $1,000 To
w $1,000. at 10 per cent. for one or Two years.
p. o. Box 1929 city.
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FOR RENT-HO USES,

L'oR RENT-NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE IN REM
Il ton addition near car line; has all modern con-
veniences; S25 per month. Inquire room 207 Sc
attle National Bank block.
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Found,
For Sale. For Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
inserted at the rate of cent word each insertion.
Payment always in advance. No advertisements
received for less than IS cents.
NOTICE-The business office Of the PosT-1S-
TELrIoENcER is open until l2 D. m. Classified
advertisements will be received up to this time.
Advertisements will be received at branch Offices
Of the Posr-INTELLIoENcER at:
Tacoma .....,..................T Sammons Agent
ieuSi q
The following letters nwait advertisers at this
Office:
A III. Farmer. Ike
A. r. 10. A. l.. 4.
D. lat. Grocer. l. & r.
Dudley. II. &. Rapid Writer.
Employer. ~. Trader.
Enterprise. J. /. 9. NV. y.
Envelopes. Jos. n Glasgow Y. l.
y. J. ~.
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Date of {

N inipro
Eent OF Ia
and hesrlIl
r Sotlce /
/ OF local In
/ ppvenne I
| ference
| has been
wor<s u u
4 / now Oh
name Is 1
| osNra aud
| Oar, the ~
|p NJ. anu
appear
| he ne q ia
| Gates IL
/ December
/ tsciion the
/ Council ".
| and will N
| deems jus1
such cost ;
| shall De
| eifsl, and
! end levy n
| each parc
1 the same !
| iourued 10
| council.
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J ADY. THIS is FOR YoU-AN ENTIRELY
IL new article; the most extraordinary invention
for women Of modern times; send for circulars.
=. o. Box 7i4.
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TIRST-CLASS PIANO WILL BE SOLD AT
l. public auction Saturday, December 3, 9 u. M,
to the highest bidder, satisfy mortgage Scoones
q Co, lllO Second street.
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ENGINEERS AND Contractors.

GAN FRANCISCO BRI DCiE COMPANY-ES.
~ gineers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scription; wharf building piledriving, dredging
and steam shovel excavating: plans and specifca-
tons furnished on application; correspondence so
liciied Office, Occidental block, Seattle Wash.
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VA ANTED-TRAVELING Statesmen TO
w sell Baking Powder; put our goods in
glass rolling pins: $50 month salary and expenses
or rs per cent commissions: good side line; If you
want Job write send stamp for reply. Chicago
Baking Powder Company, 767 Van Buren, street.
Chicago.
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ii.
D.
81 hs.nEx Nv Nv
s ''iI, On ~, Fri
Conner Ie'l st,
"a. the 'w .,t
II, nate OF hr~t
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NrANTED-YOUNG MEN AT ONCE TO
w learn teiesraphy; good positions in railroad
office when competent at good pay. j. L. Sey-
monr. $685. Washington street, Portland. Or.
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'''InpouIS az.
i owlns 'i nI
r,unsl on 10Y y
sscsioa Oh =,
e;sciocg a i n,,
euss;ssr.S one ne
streets: .. Uny
MARKS 1 wnls,
nerse being "
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TOE SALE-CHEAPER THAN SECOS D.
j. hand, by parties DESTROYS Of leaving city, bed
suite, six chairs rockers center table,
bed lounge, extension able cook stove with uten-
sis, and numerous other things; goods nearly new.
AppIy 6IS Alton 81 rect
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J,OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
l. at reasonable rates. Columbia house, No. 222
Columbia street, three doors east of postofiice.
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N ANTED-Ar REDUCED RATES TO MEET
w the times; parties roomng will ind IL to their
ADVANTAGE to call or address The Ripley corner
Front and Pike streets. before locating
N-ANTED-soL No IFS CHERRY
w s.reet.
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LNUR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS; PAR
Il ties looking for furnished rooms will save time
money and street car fare ny stopping at Cliff
house. Front and Seneca streets; brick building;
no danger from fire. the best and quetest house in
city: rooms from Sl.50 TO IS per week, special
rates to monthly roomers
L'OR RENT-TWO FURNISHED HOUSE.
IL keeping rooms; bath; gas: $40 month
Chaplin. Sixth and Pike.
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Date of

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city coun
district y
the sulpf
etFea-ts II
Oak stree
sncr OF b
No 81. /
eating III
han Ire
SAB SsD,
scrib u
pavaD .
sl'ty fou
rrinctp9
ten Tor ~
dollar {
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for N y
dollars &
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- 80
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WANTED-A SOLICITOR AT ATLAS DYE
w Works 2224 Front street
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L,oR RENT-THE BEST EQUIPPED CHICK
en- ranch in the state; chicken house LIS feet
long hrooder, 1000 capacity: stream of water
running through the yards: good house. barn and
gartea Address J. y. PEBBLES, care Seattle Hard
ware Company.
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LNoR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il In German family. 6lS Fifth street, near
JamCa
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E"oR SALE-A HALF INTEREST IN A
X manufacturing business: will take from 5000
to ST 900. For nice line OF legitimate, estab-
lished businesses call w. T. HAL q CO., 20l
New YORK block
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, FUR
11 niture. horses and other securities ]. W.
Moore & Co, ALB Seattle National nank building
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w ANTED-YOURs SECURITIES AND SHORT
W time ioana J. I. Nelson Smith BLOCK, sec
ond and James
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I'oCND-rHE CHEAPEST PLACE To Br-y
L ship cha1dlery, at the Seattle supply store
l23 Nesler avenue.
EoCNn-tsnOp PIaCE TO GET FINE
4 sal. clothes made cheap. Ajax. Tailor, i42l
Second
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-VACANT LOTS. HOUSES, GAR.
IL den tracts, chicken ranches, farms, timber
lands. railroad lands. on easy payments. Herbert
$. Upper, IL scheuerman building, Front. corner
Cherry street.
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WAST ED-SEAL AND PLUSH GARMENTS
w 20 repair ;os University street. between
Front and second.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
A RcANA LODGE. NO. 81, F. AND A. NJ
~ Stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
OF each month II. +. WHITNEY, w. NJ.
A. s. GIBBS. Sec.
NSLs4r COURT FRrAR TUCK, 1921, A. O. F.,
~ meets Thursday evenings in Masonic
~ Temple, Second street entrance.
& W. II. JOHNSON, L. S, room l6 Korn blk.
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HELP WANTED-NA

WANTED-LAUNDRY MARKER; SKID
w der, $i5: miners, 50 to IS; boy on tram:
dishwasher. George w. Crane, LOG Washington
treet
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INOR ENCHANGE-LOTa AT FAIRHAVEN.
II lots in Winlock. lots Mt Green Lake, Lake
Washington acreage. Gran:ivue house. on Front
street, corner of Pine; seattle lots. 81. 500
house and lots near street.car line: If you have
anything TO trade come in and Gould &
Whitworth, Olympic block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-02

WANTED - ACTIVE WORKERS FOR
W ''Shepp's Photographs of the World" costing
100000; holiday bonanza: agents wild with
cess: Mr.. Edy +. Henry, Boyertown. Pa, cleared
$3.50 In one week: Miss Jennie A. Clark Saiida,
Colo, $50 the first day: outfit 81; terms free Adj
dress Globe Bible Publishing Company, T23
Chestnut street Philadelphia. Pa. 35S Dear
born street. Chicago. H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

WANTED-CAST OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT
w l4I7 Second street.
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TO LoAN-$1 200, PER CENT 5 YEARS,
I on improved city property or farm: $500 and
500, per cent, or years. on vacant Residence
lots; small commission. Townsend, Milroy & Co,
y Golman building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-02

JONNER BROS. 1T Yesler Avenue.
Half block west of Occidental Square.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-02

L'OR SALE-5 OR 1GACRE TRACTS. ONE
Is mile from u. S. Dry Dock, Port Orchard. for
$50 per acre. William Bremen. owner, GIG Second
street.