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The Portland daily press., 1893-11-24

Dining room furniture, Good trades"
At Atkinson's, PAL Middle St.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-24
ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION
Dry Goods.
~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e
A GREAT SALE VERY SOON.

At the earliest date possible we shall advertise
all the Dry Goods at retail that were bought by US
direct at the sale. We shall also add a great
many that were sold cheap which we did not
succeed in securing ourselves, even in SO large
lot, but buyers did not always succeed in
securing all the goods they bid on We had per-
sonaI knowledge of all sales made and shall give
the people of this State full benefit of our own
purchases and that of others, wherever we can
divide with other buyers Below is few of the
goods and prices:
Fine $500 Bed Spreads at $3.50
Fine $500 . 9 % l.5O
Good size s $. $ ~ cts
Rest Warranted Feather Ticking, l2 Lee
Bates Best Checked Ginghams, l-2c
Many Good Dress Ginghams, ) l-2c
Good Wide Sheeting way down to cts
40 inch Sheeting 8 $ 6 cts
IL i'm. Bleached Sheetins way down to cts
Wider widths will ALSO be ever SO much
less than ever sold them.
Sheets and Pillow Cases made from these
Auction Sheefings will be offered very
soon, also at lower prices than yet
known.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-24

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The Portland daily press., 1893-11-24

Sale positive. Every article marked down,
old price Black Figures, new price in Red.
SECOND FLOOR
Ladies' and Misses Jackets marked from So co.
z 90 and IT'S $50.
ladies' Black Refers $40 90, IL. 90 III. to S.
Ladies' Mewmarkets with capes, $500 to $780,
Ladies' Refers, all newest styles, $1,000 ST rs
MAIN FLOOR
Cents furnishings, Shirts SIS to zoe.
All Wool Shirts and Drawers, 81. 25 TO 75c.
Lot of Dress Goods worth G2c 35c.
Dress Trimmings, Brads, ETC., less than half price,
EASEMENTS.
Ladies' Wrappers and Waists reducedl-3
Cinghams, Outing Flannels, SatineS reduced l-2.
Towels, Napkins, reduced R-2.
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WHAT
THEY THINK 0Pp.

The premium map oteres i. :.
PosT-iNTELLIGENcER to il ss,.s
bers. old and new, is now b i. -,
in thousands of homes in the p...s
Northwest That no premiun =.
offered has given such uniyer<,l g
faction, is evidenced by the sallo....
testimonials, which are 4 faw
the large number received fro, Is.
who have received the maa Tb..
letters are exact copies Of the az
mails on file in this Office. il. !.
natures only being omitted = !.
observation-disclosures does nor t,.s !.
liberty to publish in full the nam, J,
those who have so kindly expr,,s.s
their appreciation Of the man
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EsrrnrRrsr w.sh - :. =

ENIEkPKIsE, wash. Feb. "a n,
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle T..
Have received the wall man
ceptionally we'll Pleased with Il irIs
cellent Accept thanks. Yocn trn,r
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East ST. CLoup. Mimi, May Is isn
Post Seattle. WzxA.-
Gents: The map received in Foca order
and We think il is fine map. You shead
certainly be able 10 dispose Of { iafys
number of them. Yours truly, We
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M.uorr. Wash. March n -.

Post-InteIligencer Co, Seattle, Wnk :
Gents: have received the map ana "a
well pleased with it. Think il well RwsA
s., which it would cost to 20 to astars
gencer live and prosper. remain yosa
very respectfully, EH
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ONrAptn Canaa. A..

Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wass-
Gentlemen: The premium map rece.sa
in good order, and il gives perfect salistsA
ton. am yours truly, Nh
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prsu.sr,y Wash Anril I =

FEsHAsTIN, Wash., April -
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wna-
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on tsls
of April, and after sixty miles tfsss "
stage from Ellensburg TO this plsc4 cas
in excellent condition. am well plsas1
with the map, as well "a astonishsi 4 "
price for which you give the map u yass
subscribers. Most respectfully. Nh
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Kor,srAu r q Nav "a IN

kokfsLAH, Is. G., May II ~
Editor Post-IntelIigencer, Seattle, VISA
Dear Sir: / have received the map 4
the world, etc, and am pleased To ~
that / am thoroughly satisfied With Il
Yours truly. va
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CtEyKIANp. Wash FtA4p

Editor POST Intelligencer, Seattle Wash
Dear Sir; / received your premium nap
which gives us great satisfaction. NY via
thinks it is worth more than thepaps
and map both cost. She is much deliEhisi
with il. Yours very respectfully, BE-
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BALTIMORE. Nd. Nav i

bNLAI MNitk-, lWNIs, MAY ia l<N
Post.Intelhgencer Co. Seattle VISA
Gentlemen: The map receirsd and !
very much appreciated. Very truly, ]. s
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LooMrsroN. Wash Feb. .. l@g

LooMIsroN, Wash Feb. & lssz
Post Seattle, Wash. :
received your map and Il Is away b.
yond my expectations. think II Ia woTls
fully ten times the money you ask for 4
and is the best map have ever seen pg>
lished. Yours with respect, is
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nrArn. 4xp rrsERAEs

~EI 9xsw-gr SeadaT 4epseFnber Is 1888 ~
IsgT FlfGA stress. -@assEe. 1essas Ssasssn. %
tygkcs6 fever. aEss - yeAss aus = ssSssfhA
The betty - fsksg smsbassnes a. Cross HnNss.
ssxIax soozass tine q faa4gsi ass So
.ge4IsSsn sssssssv. sezsesae~s Is. fEez nt
Ft@venth nr3 ssfe~aes ssfw~ss. Seattle. n n
Mis- Of Instrumentation ~ TIE b@~ss&
the srsneras raii be =. Heart Fsess4at csraeissy
On Tessdsy IL s'eiock fsons Gross nzasss sxins
yoosssz
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NORTH WELLIseToS, B c., June : ~
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, asa
Dear Sir: | have received your r.
MUM map in good order and am hieef
pleased with il. consider that -
got your valuable paper free, o. ! vs.n
the map more than the price OF snnsssf
ton. Yours very respectfully. I'D
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PALousE CRY, Wash, May q. lM
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash-
Gents: l received the map Of the soGA
sent by you in good order and an vel
pleased with Ii. 1t is both useful and
ornamental and should find place a
every household. please accep; NJ
thanks. Yours respectfully. Nm
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FRY. Idaho. Feb. y fsc
The Seattle observation-disclosures Co. ~
attic, Wash.-Sirs: ] received the doas.s
wall map a short time ago. and 10 go
condition. Am more than pieasee w.
il. 1t is worth double the price igl'
truly. Id
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wrsr FEnSpAlk VISA

Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wa
Sirs: / received one OF your pres,
maps the other day and il is me -, vt.. :
every respect and deserves praise
truly.
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BosroS, Mass, June - -

BosToS. Mass, June u -
Post-Inteliigeucer Co.. Seattle, -,
Gents: l received some time sincs ~ "a
excellent map of the United state II
the world map on the reverse 80 go. -
am pleased with it. IL forms ILL., Il
and valuable addition to my ONE. -
cannot fail ~ be satisfactory y a la5 ~
who invests the small sum asked ~
map. Yours truly.
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Iuuur Wash. Feb. { ~.

LUMMI, WASH, FeD. =
The Post Ie;elligencer, Seattle, ns, -,
Dear S.rs: | received yoar premium y. NJ. Il
in good condition. Many thanks 81
Respectfully yours.
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LANGLEY. Wash, March II NJ
Post-Intelligencer Publishing Co ~
attic, Wash.-Gents: | would say int
am delighted with the map. IL can
good order and is a daisy. An
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Mas EvERTs Ann 49,
VI rntillners and dressmaSe-Ss M. nAESrn>]
TEN O french tailoring used c. &C. Aeaiszs =
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AsERpEEs, Wash. FEB. =; -.
Post-Intaliigencer Co, Seattle. 80
Premium map received and gives
satisfaction. Yours respectfully
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TAILORING.

A RTHUR l. coon Now MAKES SUITS.
II oysrecsis and ix0aasrk The Go.ts.sln ballGlng
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NOTICE TO ION fRACTQaS-NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to contractors tina. the board nt
regents Of the Washington Agricultural College
viii receive sealed bids NJ 70 o'clocS - m. sep
tsmber Is. 1898. scr the following wcrS. viz;
BIDS Tor the furnishing Of Sli labor and material
in the construction of sdnIintst alton building
- De erected a. Pm Imam, " ash. each bid 10 De
accompanied by a check payable 20 the order Q.
Regen - Washington Agricultural Col eye ana
school of science and cert lied oy some bank 90
ing business in the state OF Washing on, Tor tae
sum of one thousand (sl ,000. o9s dollars
Bids for the steam heating OF said building each
bid TO be accompanied by certified check paya-
Bile above mentioned, for five hundred (Soool
dollars
BIDS for the plumbing and drains for said build
ing each bid 90 be accompanied by q certtned
cheek payable as above mentioned. for nve hun
dred $500 dollars
An bids must be in the hands of the secretary OF
the board befare Q 0'cloxk n M, september %,
lSaS az Pullman Wash
N case either Of the bids accepted the bid
der viii be required 20 enter into contract and TO
furnish a bond provided in specifications, and
in case said bidder shall refuse or fail 20 enter into
such contract and fur Ish such bond within ten
DAVIS thereafter said check shall be forfeited % said
board of REGENTS otherwise the same shall be re-
to rned 10 HIM and the cheeks accompanyin2 all
bids nas accepted will be returned TO such bidders
The regents reserve the right 70 reject any and all
bids.
Durlic ste plans and specific cations may be seen
on and after september Is. 1898. =, the Office OF
the architects. James stephen and T. Josenhans,
Pioneer building. seattle; az the ONCE OF Charles
Il. Conner, spokane and at the college offiee,
By order o. the boa-d OF regents of the Wash
Ingfon Agricultural Coileg@
+. A. BRYAN, Secretary
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Pullman, Wash

NYoTrCE-YoU WILL SAVE TIME AND
N money by getting prices common and
pressed brick Gotta, mortar c0ors. etc. from
AilIs 4 Stoner so Burke building. seattle
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T. ANrHcNNss RINpFkv -.
Manufacturers WasAirvsss.n teANk -
SesnsneFciAi rooms and fsr- - Msassss e.
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suNparEs.
HARDWARE

Fifteen hundred cords wood body Or, delivered
at hospital; zoo tons COAL cases perforated toilet
paper, 10 pounds white chalk, 500 feet chalk iine
80 barrels Portland cement
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Post lntelligencer, Seattle. sss,~
Dear sirs: Map received in goa $50 s.s:s.
We! pleased with IL and aiso sH Il II.
Yours respectfully.
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- 80
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WASTED-WS hAFs LAsn - 49, - = = =
w ~ > s serxaaa in ss.ass sns '<- sAASefs
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II SO kis-stoLrE AID 10. - -. !. . = ~
w sseEs pan: ed vssw 81 pay: owner fsp'f.
: -
v,onws vyrTu xo.pn AT 1o7 vTFTH ST:
TX as tssss sesrs. r@f~rences reasfre4
1.r.1,.(s vE-Tyx s.S. u-Tr9oTT EoxRu szr
il Nsrsor
EIssT-tLAs1 Room ASO boAAn 90
= ecsss'lsls $780,
EiKsT-eLAsS DAY boAknI TIA iaihn
FOR REyT-EooMs
-
hE =. Es,,lxs - Ia IT'S frsni street
-
LsOR EEST-z OK 3 E<FURSEsEED ROOMS.
II hr1cs building cioss Ia Sc ils Cherry street
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Ea4n n
steam hszs "a fpser nsock
-
K HIssss nom raesss 900 Foarth street
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5,s,s ,ssra -rtss han s-d "a Coz Fifsh.
-
LsoR RgNT-wrTH BOARD, FURNISHED
On sas aes In rs s5S fari street
LsoB kEhT-SIcELH FURNISHED Rooms
..res, ''4 'AsA' WIN % "'''''-' ''- 80 - =
NOR rg~r-TUnTE INTENSIFIED ROOMS
Il for Housekeeping. lie Leuors street
I,oR rFxT-FURNIsHED HOUSEKEEPING
It rooms: 81 per month. 10 West Pine street,
rear Grand View house
I,oR RKST-THREE ROOMS FURNISHED
IT for Housekeeping; cable car line. lis Lenors,
corner second street
I.op Rr>T-ELEoAxT FRONT ROOM IN
1900. 49,,
+ shed con,pl4ie' a. lowest rsles FIorencs
house Fourth ana Madison.
/ a 40 gell street
L'OR REST-FURSlsHED ROOMS: GOOD
Il view Of city ana bay; cable passes the door;
transIents solirltes. omen All night wits heuse
Front ard Tnioa
-
els Una
TOR REgT-FURSfsHED ROOMS: A NICE
II parior suite: also single rooms 607 Cherry st.
.r -n
Il assseepiar: fne bay view: rent very rea-
sonable 26i5S Front
-. ..,-- :, -,.-. .., 49,. -
+ housekeeping; ane view OF sound and city
Efok HEST-kl4E cASTs SUITE FukSIsHED
steam heat DR.. ferguson. Hoiyoke buildinx
corner front and spring
FOR RENT-FuRHIsHED Rooms FOR
street
FOR hENT-RooMs. PEkMANkNT AND
Entrance Cherry street
E'ok RENT-SICEL..l,, fUkNishEp ho0MA
doors east postofice,
- 1900. ---,7.-
Il keeping ROOMS; bath; sAs % month Cha
-, : -
Eok EENT-FuRNlsHED OR UNFuR-
building brick. corner front and Battery; One
view: rent low. Inquire On premises
L,oR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNISHED
Il rooms single or en- suite; references given and
required. The Vsndoms Front street
FOR REyT-HOEsE
$3.50
ossrS on ca, ns near bust
ness. Appiy q 10 How first National bank
ff-S = = = - :, ~ $500. e--
go. -. o,.,,,,'ya e. a., yaoa,,. ia 49,,
street ' vs. S
Eoh EENI-IN SAY FhANCIstO: ELE-
sa i 's,n,sns ,hs - 80 hne ma
80 sA na9n s very Ap
,x-n $3.50 "a ,,,Sc.,, ,,-~,,Sr ~ 49,
ttns, hl-.s -, 49, sao - - .N
o., . e-s y. ,',.s
@S-tspsil Ssose ~ ~" F~s no"en-
v,c.gr~ ~ .pxroS .on,r,o~ ~pa
t'S,ss IT. -, - 10y. ~ - n
=, MAl, ,ss, nso.e, IN s-'"on mouse WIN lawn
-, ,,,.~--- ,1-~.-s-. o.-r..-x-..
E'oh n.y. - -. y = IL iaoNs % DE EEN
Sssono s"1 hlrss TTpIlnk sna senecA 'hauife
hf~ hAiiHfd 10Y ana Depot streets
ae. son .asi On ~ o. ~ pc V'eM ~
1870 -. - = :. =
NOE RFST-sR ROOM aOTrSF IN FREMONT.
only a. 5I3 nafiey bufidlns
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Advertisements a0eiar the head u Loaf. Fouad-
For sale For bent and situations Wanted VIII BE
inserted Ct the rate Of cent word each sSSertloa
Payment assays in advances. No EMBELLISHMENTS
received for less than - esntL
HpTfCE-The busiaezs Office Of the PosT-Is-
rrLYIaRxcga Is open Eafl i2 p N. Classified
advertisements viii he received 10 this time
Advertisements viii b. resetvsd .; branch Offices
Of TIE PasT- IaTELIfoEscEs nj:
Tacoma r,,reass ......,..1fieP Pacific Avenns
Thomas Samnons. Manager
Fort Tos<nsefad commemorative ca q springer
Ts,s following letters await advertisers At this
All 70 y iSepot
"a Ia II Relnqnishmsnt
Al Hammond. X I'D
n ~ s. sincere.
Buyer N water
Bsfxnln IL. ". ~.
Boa8 Cd. .M. wisors
j. Mrs = 1s
Iraughtsman. g. r. G. s5.
H. u IMrs. r. W. Isa
J.. A.
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RAkLocK TYPEwRIFER; VISIBLE WRIT
ID ing. forced alignment; latest hest: send Cor
catalogue. agency Edison Mimeograph. scott a
BAnnan. 40I Bailey block
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Sorrcr no cosr.AcroRs.

pilt. r. u. & 10 b s3oia comp and strycna4a
gssasins. 2 u & ca. 100 phosphate. aaoes ara
nnx vosn gela1ins. = r. & Co; SO hy3rars pro
siesdi1e asi SAlastne. T. u. & 60. loo paoS max
xora ard dom ana 81. $50 hyeo tao nao-Phi ass
= grain atEepiae. l-151 grain. +. u g o. svV
htpo faa hyGroorenite hyoScins. a-aO gram
Wye:h & ca. S-pcua6 6nid racf gent r u &
tos ipeana fluid extracs g,si6es sc IL z. p = &c
poRHd Hail extract ct. p. n, & Co FNssastis
ftiii extract black haw. r. II * Co. ruansts
Sni3 extract pscaf, ?. D. 4 Co; ! ponads rrid ex,
tract trfticum repeaS r. u, & Co pounds hata
extract sanrnetta, 5 pounds hnsd extract pEun
vIsg. 5 ponds auis extract sarsaPartiia camp
for syrup. ) pounds fluid extract hcoFtcs, y ~ q
Co pounds siix:r va.eriaaase sospGiA, pe1anas
simple elixir gallons ulsltine. paSlas gallons
mAatiue and easeara, gallons nia.tiae and < L.
q. = gallons ma tine with pyrcpacs iron. Gglpsse
and strychnsRe- gallons malfio yerhi9es sEounu
glass mortar. dozen cataeterS, dekFa each nos
2 ant 10. dozSa flexible cRthes~rS = each
Nos = and 10: French prescription scales
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For information concernins =
map call at the publication o''' :
address
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CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM

ia Cherry Street.
rext Door 20 Post-IateIiixenesr Once
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4 n MOORE AND THE SEATTLE LAND
company have moved their Office across tha
stress 70 ia Columbia sirees, Halter building
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HELP BASTED-MAgE
uYANTED-- ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS
w old. one that can milk preferred. Gail ls2l
Hyde street.
yArANTEp-GEHTLEA To KNOW THEY
w can get furnished by day or week at
lowest prices Florence house, Fourth and Madl-
ylrASTED-LABoR RY CONTRACT; WILL
w pay IA land IN prices 70 suit Address II. y.
Kelsey. northwest corner Dexter and Valley
streets. Seattle.
yrANTED-YoUSa MEN TO LEARN TEL
w eRTaphy and secure positions; catalogue free.
reymour Telegraph school. Portland, or.
UASfEp~-AT REDUCED RATES TO MEET
w the tpss; parties roomlng will ind u TO their
advantage 90 call address the Ripley, corner
Front and Pike streets. before locating.
WANTED FROM IL TO IL YEARS
w old NJ Am. Dist Tel GO. q Office.
1EANTED~sALRRY OR COMMISSION To
w agents 70 handle the patent Chemical Ink
Ernsng Pencil; the most nsefei and novel inven-
iion Of the AGE; grasses Ink thoroughly In two sec
ondss wefks Hke mRglC 200 10 500 per cent profit.
agents make $50 per week We aiso want . gen
era agent to take charge OF territory and appoint
sub agents. rare chance 20 make money: write
fof terms and specimen IL erasing Monroe Eraser
Manufacturing Co. \ IS Ia Crosse. wis.
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Eight ounces antifsbrine 8 ounces aniikauania
\ ounce cocaine b drochl0raie, IS pounds potaSs
bromide. pound posass aceJate, = rounds uotazs
iOdide. . pounds ooraK lump, / ounce mafphiA
suiph, pounds soda bromide 40 pounds RochelIs
salts 50 pounds mAcDesla suiph, & tsonDds z3ucf
sn!ph. pouads cretse prspzraise 10 rounds s,f-
phur resGb, pound chfOrpot4ss tablets I pDund
cblor pot ard mar ammon tablets, IL pounds
chlarai hyd cFysL ounces quinia suiph ounces
gum opiam powder. 10 pounds insect powder
pounds pot 6aonrosn. Is pounds blusatose pann.s
suiphafs soda, so p1unds eop9sEas, 4 pounds Parz
ponaGs, pounds Carlo te acid u aiIfu xrotf1 8
pounds muriAtlC acid tcammeFclAl) . eaIIous cax
tor oil tcoid pressed. gallons castor oil No q
ehosoform squibbs 10 pounds syrup hypophos
comp with iron. dozen aatlsep la a = ~ ID q
Col. dozen Piatt's chloride cts pound itnct
Ecoasts rad pound vim antlmony, / pogpd win
cod liver ol BuFnstt's pinisl. 10 pounds BARRIERS
bar SAP u. h Williams 4 Coz. 10 pound. y4<s.
line gE3asnl, 10 pounds vaseiins fcArhplatsrl 3
p0uHds lanoltas. pounds iint tcarboiE;ed J q IN
pouads assoEeeni Gotten sp.aan & j ! pounds
atssorosnt cotton tearbolatsa). a-poand packages
J. J.. 100 yards sslrgaoa's game lbiehlof J. q ~
yards game iedtfJFsu. / dozen cylinder r1hhey
plaster Inch bg 10 yards J. 4 g rolls heltafouma
p!as pert ] yard each J. a j.. I rolls mustard
plaster Cloth yard aeh ] Feu ssIng ass piAstsr
lsiacki. roll Isingi6ss ineshl soxen I'm oiat-
msut boxes (2-08aeel,4 dozen powder box e. meA
dozen pfii boxes med q dozen cEulels hair x~nfs
large: dozen Payson's indeilp3e lax Z dozen
medicine glasses. ounce graduation: = doz@u
syringes rubber pipes. Davidson No /. 3 POO.
coEks, graiB each. NDA g. = 5, g. ard = s90
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-18

DANCING ACIDEMY
49,
DROP. Loops CLAssEs CONVENE AT THE
Arlington hotel hall Monday Wednesday and
Iharsday, al p. m chlidren's class Saturday AZ
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-18

POSI-INTELLIGENCER @
SEATTLE WAsA
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13

Beautifully located within onequarter mile of city east of Churchils Addition the line of the North ern Electric Railway which will be completed by February next
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13

These lots situated high ground where the drainage is perfect and have pro rata share of water right in the Salt River Canal. No city taxes to pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
OBII "a X y.
DE-. HAMILTON GRIFFIN.

Louisville KY. MAY IA private cable dispa'ch
received here thi, morning announces the death CT
DIR Hamilton Griffin strpfathcr Of Mary Anderson
Navarro after an Hines, Of several weeks Dr
Hamilton had been In bad health for nearly Il year
being a sufferer from Brtght's disease. About year
acp he was knocked down AMI run over by Il carr
while. crossing IA street In London. several ribs were
broken and he was otherwise injured. lie never fully
recovered from the shock, ana when he reached Lc
Vile last fall. just after the death OF MS Dro'"r'
Gllderv Griffin, he was still weak aud walked WIKI
difficulty finding cane necessary.
In l-67 DR.. Griffin married the widow OF Charles
Henry Anderson. the mother Ct Mary Anderson
Navarro Mrs. Anderson had two children Mary.
the elder and Charles Joseph Anderson, who was
married the daughter OF awrenc' Barrett ana Is now
living I'm London. Hy her marriage TO DR.. Gn'hn TWO
children Bauchr ant Frank Griffin. were born Frank
Is nj the head OF a large publishing house In New
York. and Blanche is with her mother, Mrs. Uliihn
in London. In 1879 DIR. Griffin gave up his practice
son upcn the stage. Her great success Is due In
large measure, to DR.. Griiin's untring eNcrtion,
From Miss A.:dcrsons first appearance" In Louisville
until her first trip to England DR.. Griffin was her
manager. This period cXtcni,d from January. 1876.
10 1883 Since retiring iron. the management, DR..
Grimm has spent most Of his time abroad.
DR.. Grimm leaves wife. two chn1rfn ana TWO
scp, ildrcn spoken Of above. one sister, the wife
of Albert I. NInn, also survives hlm lie VIII
probably be buried in London.