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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
Complete
Manhood
md how 10 attain IL.

AZ netieai eork ghst tets he causes
-, f,tee - ~lislis. paiats tie frfae'if lfs
= Went ,'ssl, ere ria-f eaiutbie attisiifsiis
- 49, iestiii..i, medical book ,hai has ~.
resiet - years - res. every tsgr hearing
HaiNioae f'ss.fsf.ia, q, it.,ft Aonre - The
sai'eit treated sse N~fxa.s ~ f.let. latps-
lrnfy. tieftlliy i,epsi..-.,,s-t xssitetsie. fhe
'-f-tAa, hess initIlsiIar Marriage. sfc.
10y H'sa - ~ eopit kt..sss she r. and tsashs
re pas acts fhe ca .e.--ef4 sad the rss
os.-,fst - - ntrfiIlH slls.aee - srrslicf %
't-.tl'' ~, "hs Noati ainae o. fasf tsli.es
nt@ ef"'l 'r1rf rlf =. = sfr. q write 80 -
st-S'le hii'f ts-f u vii fr seat free
""~0 -. - Stress - rat, t.hsfs
Use Ns.h6sis,. - b =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
RETROIT, LANSING
- & NORTHERN r. r.

CofSo 10 uETnfgI-
Lv. GEsnd Rapids 90 ~ = = m 80 r ~
AZ. Detroit $3.50 - - "a - z a. n - 3 ~
EFrrHsI>s fEbN rI,rRaif
". Dcfrrli stsr *rNfu flf q n
Ar. Grsnd kapias A. ,. y ~ - = e. D. a. \ m
sAefss~. Aha sNr - IprlA
IL Grand Earl,is .-.-..... ,nsm - q n
Ar. Gnaud has,ids ..-s-... n = m a. a. 4 n
toREiL va IowElI HsEfises n
". Grand Rapids si0am fEpm tNpn.
A. frem Lsgsrli r. 81 M = o.
THHofsH ca sEFtlfE-
Pasic1 tnrs on I'll trains l,ef~eeu CRAM har
i.i< and lt'frrit isfiuf af a. saginaw -
rinrrinf tain.
'EFef3 dsT Other trains Fcfs dass ursIf
Crosses DFliaTNs. GEO Pass fiFent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

reekhapl~ s'seep Eems.l, oares
shoopsng eoush-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

1fains ieasiEs essatt a. az ! a. sni Il 81 =
Ern a4li1. vxtef tfNlz.s daiis cKcest >4i.iaf
sf-Efff>s kNp FkELoEc kK sgsxnCk
Norths a. a. train ias r4rit4 cat a. Tfas.
ere Cts. i9p a. ffaln ko< rarloz cal GT41a
Rapids g. ittaskst alsd Ma 4Issas llfl-
40 u y tram h.s tlefsias ears 0f4nd Rap
ia ~ fctssskcf saa Mas kina~
scatk-l "a = train has fsIlea car t1s1d
hspias o. fincinnsti-
it.t m train hss psFief ear nssnd Rarias
- Chicago
eNp ~ train has Wasnrr sicef.inx CA uraaf
Rapids a. tturllnati
H9tF n tram has Wagner sler., lns car Grand
Rapids - thiesgo
kfskE6oS. GRAND RAPIDS A INnlaNA
For Musksg<,n.. IL. q - a - am snrn
fp.n Nuskeson Ar. ~ a. ssln fft \ "a
>unday train leaees Tor MlskaecE M : al.
ARRIVES fnou Nusks.4un a. ; N
CHICAGO WAC RAJ
I've. Grand RaIids i0te n 1.opmu 1pm
Ar. Chscsso- 1888. ; - . a. $50 4 ~ tsam
40 ~ a train has throast fafi.T Car snd
u n m train dAi.s thToosh hksnfr slaeIlhs
Car
I've. Chicago ..Tnsm al0rm nGpm
A.. OraLd Rapids . - - fm et.s A.
40 N train has through faflur Car ana
II a. m tEai1 dAils. ihnsogh Nasncr Sisei-saf
Tar.
lsAroexh Tickets and frii iuformsflos can b.
had ~ caiiing uI,C.n A AlniQnist Jacket afrrt.
AZ slnlon st.finn, - tscorsf Nun>fIi. alssu
,,ci'., sfens, No. q aonfoe s'.es., 'lfai,o Rap
Gen. Pas. aud llchet irelt-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
GEAAp &AFlus. slka.
UNITED sIAIEs DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL $500. 900

fnoNAs u. Gflufss. frtsldeBf
Gao. q. hs1eos. Ace President
J. fkEDEslca Bk Ak. taslssfa.
r IL Htkf Assistant (ssilief.
Transact baslness IN Al .iss.srt nlcnfs - haa.k-
ing aothoF.xe1 b The >atiol.al iiaukifl La.
Exchanges ayaiisbe IA al me toniu1eptlal
eIllcs - the World az currrls rates.
L. > bonds bouEbt ax6 sid
BfAifItE>.
Thomas II. 6iibert >oyrs l.. ssery.
Thomas J. q irsnn, sfe<srgc q briggs.
David NJ Anlberg. I.emuei ID. Putnam.
Hanson Luce. Constantine Nofioas
f1iward n Hunt. John fifg4cfald
i. Sleaaft White. Phiiot oIlsf,
}, frederick iiaa4s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
CAPITAL 100000

ID. A fLOpGEIf, ffesldcnl-
oko- ". Gar. Vice President.
NN. VI. ANDERSON. Cashier.
jso- A. eLfsopk, Asst Cashier.
Translates a general banking business. Ia
terest paid Oh time deposits. IS special at.
tangeinsns wi,h hessIs. knssts. Naehea .nd
all foreign countries. ~ ard dircct upon the
most favorable conditions. aud drafts drawn un
all foreign cltics az lowest rates.
DIklcroEs.
VIM. II. Anderson. Nn Sesrs.
Christian Beffseh. Geo. n. johnson.
A. , bowne = NJ Lemon
A. ID. Rathbone. q. " tias.
D. A. Modgrtt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Ezney. opsn ksszls. - gsl....---S 80
kins, tAro.iAa f4lE, lsf aer-.--t--
hiees xo.aas i-r = -.s-s-*s-- 49, a.
hlae. kanry leaa. lSf u 49, Va
taaEsz-- / III .Eka.sss -. = izs
CAs4xI til-,osr--t GA, s2-sss. l - F:f .'.1f
Ion.-sses 49, - x e. 80. 40 49, -:
lasa- .ssEal Masa AID Java. 80 sic-
I.tsf,-~. 'o.asi -,asad tsrees. slu1si ccEn-
fs,s.ild. - fa.ssIsa ssns. lie; pure, sieruss.
ST., slsssssfsd tisls. Ia kettle rel4efea,
tisrces. Ais, - Gessa ilas. las.
Vegetables and seeds
Wholesale psizss lar.lshsd % Mosiey
tAcsages. Ter doc ..........-..... .fsst 20
Orloas. l'eE lfi.-.....-......-.-. t5.oss1 Az
l'ofasss~-
bssftailks. Ter ba-...............- .sof -.
liecie;is, pr oa-.-.....-.-.-..-.. -.<e -,
hese. lsr la -..--...-......--..... -s"@ ="
beans
Hand Picked, per bu.............Ssoo a2 10
tnpieked, Ger ou--...-.-...-..-.. i--ssei ''s
-s-fkls-
Meiluin aud Mammoth Glover. per
bu .-...-- -.,-.......-....-..-. sttoas.O
iiiiothy, yer bu.---..-..--..--.-- ---oS9-sSo
frults
Appies. fair TO good per Dbl .. & ed %
CxAssKaAlE--Be Bell and Cherries. $50
per ba; Jerseys. xs0esa3-25 per bu.
flokIDA osAsoKs-brisnts, ais "a 80
pr box.
Lksrsss->ew Messinas. in boxes Of 500.
sac 40 per Dox.
bASAsAs--s hoice shipping. sl-aesa2.5o per
banch; good stock. - Ter bunch.
Farm Products
Quotations Ia farners--
BcrrsR-23e pr Ioond.
Essss--ssa - I.f dor
l'ot4foE--s.1t.t IL per bu.
BkAss-hand picked, Si.s5 per bu.
Ho>Ky-faney White, LOO per pound.
lKrTCCK-Hot h0slss. IL per pound
fAAsI K1--soc per coz-
IuRSIfs AND kJTABAGAs-.5.aJ pc per bu.
tARRoIs-.Ua i0c per bu.
BsEIs-5.c per ia.
PAksSrfs--sSc per bu.
CABBAGE-Medium quality. E.n@lo.o
per Loo.
CKIKhY-2s<a3e c per doz-
VEGETABLE bYs1Eas-z-sd.toc per bunch.
PiEff-ANT-iuc PER pound.
kApisnEs-Hol house. toc per bunch.
ARR Es---ls-ta 81 .0U per bu.
oSIoSs-sl 10 per bu-
Poultry.
Live turkeys. I'D liz; dressed. Halle.
Live chickens and rOosters, l0d1lc,
dressed. l3sdlfc.
Live fowls. ia Toe dressed. Hale.
Live old ROSTERS. 6s1 &c: dressed. 7tdsc.
Live ducks. loo i2c dressed is'al5c.
Live geese, :sa loc, dressed. lita i.5c.
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Grain.

whea. zoe; corn. 45c; oats, Csc; rye, 4sc;
barley. <i.10.
Flour-Lilly white, si.s0; patept. $40;
buckwheaf. $50.
Mill Sufi--Middlings SIS; bran, si7;
screenings. SIS.
Ground feed-Per ton, SO; corn meal.
per ton, $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Star A star. 10 inches clear. s. Per thou
sand.
No. 2. Eve inches clear butt. se.25 per
thousand.
Sound butt. <i.75 per thousand.
Gull shingles. u PER shaGsand.
I.sfh.
No white pine. $50.
No >. white pine. g ~.
shipping cuil-. ST.
Mil cullr. $40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Cured hides, No. l. %. to 4s4c; No. 2, %
TO - &c.
Green hides. No. l. size; No. .. 2i<c.
Heavy steers. cured over "a pounds, SIC.
Calf. green. No. 1. &C.: No. =. sc.
Calf. cured, No. ]. &c; No. ?, 511c.
D,.aconS. - 10 81.
Tailow-
Rough. &c Per pound.
Rendered. 10 6lsc per pound.
Sheep pelts. 75c 10 $50.
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Wire nails. rate. Si.s6.
Glass. discount. 75c.
Building paper, per roll. S1.06d5.00.
Water proof paper. per roll. Sl.U
LUsfBER-ketail piece stuff:
No. l hemlOck, up 10 and including Is
feet lengths. SLIGO: add Sl.t0 per LOO feet
for every additional two feet.
No. hemlock. up 10 and including 10 feet,
s.; every additional two feet. sl.O.
No. pine. si4.o per 600 feet: add ~ 90
for every additional two feet over IL feet.
No flooring. white pine. 50.
No flooring. white pine, si7.
No. 3 flooring. whiie pine, SIS.
No. ] maple IS.
No. ceiling. - so.
No. ? ceiling. =. SIS.
70. I ceiling. &. so.
No. . ceiling. =. sic.
No. I siding. Ain. Sl..
No. 2 siding. Ain. SIS.
No. German siding. so.
No. . German siding. ST..
No. , German siding. sl5.
Finishing material
No. ! common boards. So
No. ? common boards. Sl7.
No. common boards. SIS.
J. in finishing. 81.
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WHAT
THEY THINK on n

The premium map oEer.s !. .
PoSrlNrELLIGENcER to liz 80.
bers, old and new, is now 10 \. - -.
IN thousands OF homes in n. g.. -
Northwest That no premium -
offered has given such uniser<,, -
faction, is evidenced by the soll,.. q.
testimonials, which are a sew
the large number received from 49,
who have received the man IT,.
letters are exact copies OF the ar.
mails on file in this Office II. 3
natures only being omitted. :. :.
PosT-lNTELLIcENcER does nor Ga, :.
liberty to publish in full the man,. :.
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation of the man
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IHk SUPERIOR COURT OF TEE STATE
OF washington. for King county.
James poiAh piAintin w. Thomas Barkar arm
- marker whose NarlsGEaD uxuaa 4. - - !,
aakAo~h, eopAFDers doing basiness unisr tha
nfin nAfo1 and style 81 Thomas Barker q son
defendants Se l6.b7a sammsns 0"a'
The state Of Washington 10 the ,.gs r,..
Barker AS1 - SAfker copartE@ra doing husiass.
oh1ef me htni hALns aad style OF Thoaaa. pnrsar
& son. defendants; You are hereby s1-y Ia, %
appear withlE i~ensy (2o) dsys afssr serytes ~
this summons apen you. exclusive of tha a. -
service. Aao ostSod tbs Anove-enfttiei a~tlct IN,
TIE cours AiosssAad and answer the conguga az of
We paAlHtn ana serve copy Of yoar ans er TS,ssn
tne aa1essiSfe1 attorneys for piasnIifF A. She,r
once heiow stated and tn case Of your xsuye "a
10 Do 3aagTaent viii De rendered against yon a.
cor1ing "a tie demand Of sns e8raplaIn. Eai-a
viii be Eied with the clerk Of said com .A
GILL 4 kEENE
- PtnlntiHs Attorney
ssAssss. hins c0aasy. WAAh.
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IIVHTVNs 100 2.
Post-Intelligeneer Co. Seattle, Nasn. -.
Gents: | received some time sincs soa ~
excellent map Of the United states ~
the world map on the reverse side ~
am pleased with It. 1t forms hsndsonss
and valuable addition 10 my once. -.
cannot fail To be- satisfactory 20 any oas
who invests the small sum asked ief Wv
map. Yours truly. u. -
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hAITTMnnM

tlAok4, Nc. May 10 fses
observation-disclosures Co, Seattle. wssh
Gentlemen; The map received aad !.
very much apprecisted Very truly il
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PrsHAsrrs. Wash. April 4. L

PEsHAsTTN, Wash, April {. ls91
Post-Intelligencer Co.. Seattle. Wash--
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the il
Of April, and after sixty miles travel ~
stage from Ellensburg to this place. cana
in excellent condition. I am well pleased
with the map, a. well as astonished az the
price for which you give the map 20 yoaf
subscribers Most respectfully. Nm
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MALorr. Wash. u.,ch = -,

- y 1s1t5sf zAafCl u I6EA
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wash
Gents: have received the map ana q.
well pleased with it. Think il well wor,s
IS, which il would cost to 70 to sto,s
and buy 1t. Long may the Post.Intsl,s.
gencer live and prosper. remain yoars
very respectfully, SH
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EAsr Sr. CLoUp. Mimi, May IS lsss
Post Inteiligencer, Seattle, WASH
Gents: The map received in good order.
and We think is Is q fine map. You shoald
certainly be able to dispose Of larss
number Of them. Yours truly, v.Q
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ONrARrn r...

UNIAkIas Canada. April A fsQa
Post-Intelligencer. SestfIs w.
Gentlemen: The premium mac I rsssixss
in good order, and il gives pertses .a,;.s,sa
ton. am yours truly, M III
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ENTERPRISE, Wash, Feb. IA ,sos
Seattle Post Intelligence. seattss W.
Have received the wall man ~
ceptionally well pleased with 4 +, In e.
ceiient Accept thankx Yours tsus.
n. H"
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CIrxxIAsn. Wash- Feh. . isa

Editor Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: received your premium ma
which gives Us great satisfaction. Ny wiz
thinks IL is worth more than the papss
and map both cost. She Is much delighted
with it. Yours very respectfully. Ra
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Eorrsr.u r n M.,,o -,

kokIsLAH, 3. c, May ~ fsQ2
Editor Post-Inteliigencer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received the mar a
the world, etc, and am pleased 10 s,sis
that l am thoroughly satisfied with h
Yours truly. VS.
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NORTH WELLINGTON. c., June 2 l@s
Editor Post-Intelligeneer. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir, / have received your pre-
MUM map In good order and am highly
pleased with il. l consider that ! hsvs
got your valuable paper free, - vsias
the map more than the price OF suhscrip
ten. Yours very respectfully. d.
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LooNsros, Wash Feb. 8. Isg1
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, WASH
i received your map and ii Is away Be-
yond my expectations. think ii is worth
fully ten times the money you ask fer Il
and is the best map have ever seen pub
lished. Yours with respect Is
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MrAnow. Wash. Feb. 9. q

VI FNHVNs " U8tIsf 4 y
Post-Intelligeneer CO., Seattle, Ma 49,
Sirs: The map is better than We eIpscse..
so We are well satisfied with It. kssPsoe
fully,
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LrMxr. Wash, Feb.

LuMxI. Wash. Feb. { lsi
The Post-Ietslligencer. Seattle. Wasn.-
Dear Sirs: | received your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks iei u
Respectfully yours. ~.
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sorrcE TO CONTRACTORS.

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TENDERS.
Il endorsed New Parliament Buildings, Vic
toria- Con tract No. 2" will Do received by the
Honorable Chief Commissioner Of Lands and
Works up TO O'Clock p m. OF Thursday, 3oth No
yember. 1898. for the several trades required in
the erection Of new parliament buildings at James
Bay, Victoria, B. G.. Wig:
!. The excavator mason and brickiayers work
2. The carpenter and joners work.
3 The skaters aud plasterers work
4. The coppersmith's work
5. The smith and ironfounders work.
@ The plumbers work.
z. The painters work.
Tenders will be received for any one trade or for
the whos work.
The plans. details. etc, rs prepared by f. NJ Rat
tenbury architect, can be seen at the office Of the
undersigned on or after Monday, October 10, 1898
and complete quantities clearly describing the
whole OF the work can be obtained on pay ment of
$50 for each trade. This sum will be returned to
the contractors on receipt Of a bona fds tender.
Each tender must be accompanied by an ac-
cepted bank check equal 10 2 per cent. on the
amount of each trade rendered for, which will be
retained as part security for the due performance
OF the work. Tho check will be returned 70 I'M
successful competitors, but will be forfeited by any
bidder who may decline to execute q contract IL
called upon to do so
The lowest or any tender not necessarily &C.
cepted. w 3 GORE,
Deputy Commissioner OF Lands and Works
Lands and Works Department
Victoria, b. G. September 2S, 1898.
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PALousr CRY. Wash. May q. iss!

PALousE CRY, Wash, May q, fss2
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. Wash :
Gents: I received the map of the word
sent by you in good order and am vel
pleased with it, 1t Is both useful and
ornamental and should find place IN
every household. Please accept ny
thanks. Yours respectfully. n. Il
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Wrsr FrarpALr. Wash.

Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, WASH
Sirs: | received one OF your premlna
maps the other day and 10 10 fine map n
every respect and deserves praise. foan
truly, :. "a
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For information concerning 1nD
map call at the publication ottce y
address
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NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. Feb 3 ls-
Post Seattle, WNAs -.
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps ~
balance due on subscription ana har
Much pleased with map. Think -
fine premium Yours respectfully, ..
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ABrRpEEs, wash, Feb. II. ls,@
Post-Intelligenesr Co, Seattle. 49, 49,.
Premium map received and gives per- q
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, a. -.
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,ToE sxyf'T- @N ELEs-49n THURSDAY. oef1ssr -.
1899 - tae resifeaeN - Rev. 5s1a D4sn@a,
sks afsss4mxznx E4srgy a1&a, Va 80 I'm sfrs~ss
E4sssss. f1axfn 81 Nssecss Aas Mss Hatsss A
r<1@sl 3ozt a -sestzsss
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FRr. Idaho. Feb. p. lse2

Far, Idaho, Feb. y, W.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer Co, -
attic, Wash.-Sirs: received tue doubl.
wall map q short time ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased VIA
it. 1t is worth double the price. foan
truly, h.J.
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LANGLEY. Wash. March

LANGLEY, Wash. March 81 is8z
Post-Intelligencer Publishing Co, y,
attle, Wash.-Gents: | would say thai
am delighted with the map IL came ~
good order and is a daisy. A.
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L.r,H. Wash. Feb. 9. isgl

POST fntellieencer, Seattle, wash
Dear Sirs: Map received IN good snsP~
Wei pleased with il and also tns pssss
Yours respectfully,
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srHrHa.

toz@aaw-rs esasslA Taar~s&y. o~7sSes -.
fsea. 20 Nj sas Afs wHza@Fa ~ 1eh&Non-
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xorroE OF DIssoLUrrox.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name of James
Lee & Co 10 hereby dissolved by mutual consent
JAMES LEE,
GEO W. BUCHANAN.
Seattle. October "a, 1898
The business heretofore conducted by James
Lee & Co. viii be continued by the undersigned as
sole trader under the business name of James
Lee q Co. JAMES LEE.
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HshFFD~REaL ESTATE,
n ANEkh~tn sly ABOUT 8 ANRES % =
sAkla party esxaFea Tor casa Address J. 4
ts'At fatR sd seaesE
VI ANTkn~To ~ RCHAsE NICE RFSI.
~ dsssee sof 3ifses grssa owner give fa.g FArtic
oAAf& Aa8r~ss 80 asse fssss ] a - iszs8s.er
HaNrEB--RuA 9DFRk
IA ANFkD~hN CHRISTIAN LADY. Ont
eFw1z 8sa fUgFsesakA street
NJ IS AE@top CONTINUES To SERVE
voc e~sS @9r NseAs "A ths Gas - S0 9gs 80
-. stfse4t HS4T2 Fsase~1 - SIS zzsatskv Ia
60 % sv4kl3. SasaAg s1anszs $50
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Advertisements unaer tbs head az Lns;, Foand
For sails. Fer kent and Situations Waited viii bs
inserted Al ttse o. cent word each insertion
Payment always Ia afsanca No advertisements
ssesivsd f~F less than rs esntI
NoTfcE-The business Office Of the Posr-fS-
1sLfIsEEcER is open until IL p m. Classified
Advertisements wtli b. received ap to this tune
Advertisements win Dc resolved ~ branca efaces
ct the PoeT- fsTELLfaHScEas tf
leE9tzt& s1@fEASf tnEanc ANeDne
Thomas ssmmons, Nanas~r
Toft Townsend ........s........frsaeh 4 Springer
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SPECIAL NUTIrEs
" pobLAND PARK FLORAL CoNPASY
= aAfe, TOR the convenience Of their custou%Ts
s!So~3 store A. No at6 second street hstweaa
AA@ sea ana Marion streetA PAINS cut now.r.
- srcNFa'ioas specially.
oIICk-PARTIEs MOVING AWay M
etttsg 10 sell household goods 80 obtain a.
sNAoFs on sane, diamonds, watches stF ean
y a. bet eT terms ihNa elsewhere hF aafra.sing !
- E"sl-l hts ltS"n7sr, All business coo hdsnttsI
SCHOOL ELECTIoN-NoTiCE Il HYEVpy
sesS caeetiSn w.ll be held ia school d,strirs No
- 20 cosy a. seattle. Alag coanty for Ehs auvn.s
- str'tstA ;N1 ne s1bers - the beard cf e4ae.sies
-, s-T t~ra 81 thFss ysars each.
AN0 F9sss a.. oe eg%g ~ I n m ApA eoDssnva
-. eAtA p "a Al the folsosiag plAces:
fAA4ISsr stheo3 utl,ftaz
easlts sch0ai building
: I AinaF ssA1al hatGfuE
bsEsF school building
Ae+&BfeA scaOoi hQsia3nR
l&esnc sch0aS hGfsdinx
~ srcsF Scheal haIirtrw
n ? Day schcol buis4lax
AAAsilA Nraoal Guiding
sErs=A 80 AS'@eE @'NA-7 saa Third
y = oonl . eGtie5ng Sevsath aaA PIKE .tv.as.
AAFsoa streets 'SA' @Aa
:. r. MscpoU0ALI. Prsslssn.
A1est-H , HIrSNs. SecresArv
~'s 81 seA4l-e NStohez II 1.sa
NoifCk-ALL hills AGAINST TK1E
= s.$Asass 1sty q eeFdsea ua a. ans gvrtss
-t9ees Sc, $50 sheGsd - presented q, 49,
tssESs a. IsLS docs. eeEore thai 4ate
- WILEY NAVIGATION Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-27

s0CIETY NOTICES.
CCoTCH SOCIETY GRAND HALLOWEEN
- social and dhnes. chataptt tRftics dock In' etc
81 the Odd Fellows hall. North seattle, on Tues
day. October 81, ~ D m
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON, Pres
A HCAHA LODGE, NO 81 ~ AND A NJ
N stated meetings second aud fourth Mondays
CT each month l.. l.. MOORE. W. n
A. a 6iIsss. Sec
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REFORMATION Is WANTED ny Y1fr ~
y aeFslgnsd - ens Wm d. Ia~ No r,sssi..s -
the oessas4te1 h0*sA estFaer f}rst 40 Assss.ss-u
s1ests testtsst ~, IA TIE fssFS lsSSsA PetsF
- thsk hsne hS Fsssifs n >asessa. tr ssss -s
EassesS5 hsssi, saA followed ths Business II 90
~ lsesieF. fes ua3crslSEs1 has information -
tat ~
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ENGINEERS AND coxrRAcroRs

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN-
~ gineers and contractors for bridges of every d.
scripton; wharf building, piiedriving. dredging
ana steel shovel excavating: plans and specinca
tons furnished on application; correspondence 40
licited ONCE 52o-62S Seattle National Bank
building, seattle Wash.
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CfTY FORGE AND IRON WoRKs-oUIcI
Nwork, low prices Corner West aud Universal
streets
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l. ASTHONY'S BtNDERY BLANK pOOK
Il manufacturer Washington street nornsr
Commercial. rooms and Terry block. seattle.
Wash. f
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IRON FORKS.

description OF merchandise private residenc.
sales a specially. Auction rooms ITO Seconr
street: Box 1875 Seattle
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Held IN the Log Cabin corner q Temperance AMI
Republican streets. North seattle from
SO IL q IA Also 71s Esevenlh So
from l:So 10 x.30 p m