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fshoud be read daily By all Interested changes msy
sIs for foreign need no, be specially Cd:
dra tcr a.ie oS ,@{ s. 81 s,nsn~ aid ecme c,s
document. letters rot .pccialy sddred being sent 81
rosign mail, or he week March II will Gloss
prompy all cs-cs) at MI onee a. 'o9 s mo, psr
rI,.r,oa ROM Scw.orIcSn. at 30 p N. Zoe
J.%.sS e, 's'moi iof 'i RurSs .Ii per Nice
,as,a rom Nss3 s"' s% S1 from New:
s. TES9Ay ss,.sna s space sS
Turkey GERMANY Denmark s~edr N,rM,y ' e,,n,. n;
Ir,se, mart. .s' r Ss %%ss b. dri pr Acr
y % Sppe%e" r,l u M r 10. "a@s. e,,srs %:
at 3 y m. for Blusnelds per ,'u.-e' fro" We've
PER wsc.land ,a Antwerp letter. must b. drse'.s
A N and a Ia IL 20 p ,"au,s Va
.,.a, fS' m' c '.Sspi,Sca,y 50 ma % wind
IFnse s2S Ieo1s' 10 S 81 o. aS. Srp.
for Brsr and la Plat, Countries VIA ah, RIO Jans'ss
"a 90 S1"p. re- Tor cs III; ; Domino. 40 luz,
I. sS per 70, 'r s5nSd, 'y "; At
r rc. p1 A"s' Sr S ' Via toa .".:s
Pc, dsr .S'' .r sTs hc,o c,r. Tor Other part.
N's,q gi r Sf % per N''l: Spnen.y
e,r,. for Franco raSsc g~na iSy Spain PcrSss
s"a s 10 10 am f,r Europe per ssryA
a, 10 a. M Tor Nethcrsnd, direct pr obi,m. VI:
Rotteri,m fletiers must be- directed per oldham y
10 a. m Tor scotland dr,ct pr a@Sn.r vi ,.'s
S sSppc@suio r' 80 q W. & Fortune Island ao .
maca also Jackmcl and AuNCa,e- nayti per-
and Yucaan per Orrsha lcter. for cuba. Tampies
AMI TuNIam direct and other Mexican states via Ven
ss;i s no. s; Jgs.:
Snan. Portugal and Turkey. per s. = la Bretasne, w
yI,S, from, s & costa a. n'n 10 va h n o
pierre. MiqGeion per steamer from Iaiifas
san franesco. Sis,e .nc,e duly gp % March IS sN
p Mail, for the Hawaiian ISLAND rr . ,usf,aiY
a. 20 D. m Mails for The Society I.fand. per shIj
Tropc Rd (fso, San Fransi.se, clo.e here tsIy w
land naSs "a fi ard samoan .isnd PER Msm"ds
from u,s ssa g,a"ci.,o' s sIc'' here i' Dr y
mail Tor Australia Man. for China and Js,an. We
dav az 6 30 p m MALI fo- Newfoundland. ~ rail q
Isf,T and thence bv steamer AZ mis- once DALI
a. 80 m. Mails Tor Mioueon. by rail- 20 tostcn az
y m Mails fcr ciia h" ,il 70 Tsnia via. AMI
,hcnce by steamer sailing Monday Tnrsiays and sac
Mexico overland unless specially addressed for die
patch by steamer close al this enc. daily ~ a. mx.v,
schedule Of cosn9 T. arranged IN mo rtcsumroos
their uninterrupted overland trfnsit D. San Francisco
Malls nom Fast arriving time at san Francisco ~
the dav n sailing ~ steamers are Dispatched uehce hs
dav.
Registered mail closes a. q p. m previous asv
tho English French aid German steamers n, the hour
closing Of supplementary mails ct TIE Posomc wn,rs
II i.anrr " WV" CoRXEIiI's VAN CoTT I-stmastcr
Postoaice New-York. y. v. March lS"
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LEANDER +. POWELL.

Leandcr T. Powell well known business man, died
yesterday No. 36i Cntonave. Broohyn, at the ae'
Of forty eight years. lie was the Only child OF pa'h
H. lowell PRESIDENT of the National city Bank ana was
born and ,ducnted In Broohlvn. lie was IN thc III
.nr-,ncc business early IN life and later WHOLESALE
shocdracr I'm NewYork II" was ~ tho time oi Ms
dcntl the head Of the FIRM Of Powell & Campbell, OF
40 l.2 and 1914 Duancst. He was director III hN
father, bank and In the Washington Trust COMPANY
Mr. Powell wa member Of The Brookyn' oxiofu ana
Crescent athletic clubs. Of Brooklyn. ana Of the Lo'oN'
Of New York and 81 The Great south Ray ia'ht 'np'
" Long island lie formerly OWNED IN" yach' b'H'
Powell. and later the David b. which was nam"
D., bi s,,h.r lie leu A wife and two daughters.
1,,e funeral will take place tomorrow evening ana
the burial viii be- IN brccnwOv.
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END OF THE POULTRY AND PIG EON SHOT,.
THE FEATHERED VISITORS At TIE GARDEN SAY
FAREWELL TO THEII FRIENDS.

FAREWELL TO THEIR FRIENDS.
Fine flowers have been daily bestowed upon IN"
exhibit Of prize. fulfcathered buff cochinS AT the
Poultry and Pigeon Show at the Madison square
Garden. Adams. Purdue & Young. OF East Orange
~ j. the owners Of what Is said TO be the finest eX-
hibt OF this class shown here. have won 800
in premiums alone during the week. and fresh flowers
are placed about the cages OF their fowls several
times a day. The other owners. too, have been
lavish In rewarding their pets. and the air OF the
amphItheatre has been heavy with the perfume OF
American Beauty roses.
Yesterday ended the exhibition. which. while
success from q breeders point Of view. has MT been
Il conf le,e financial success. Nevertheless. 1l,ooo
persons have visited the Garden and birds to the
amount OF 1900 have been sold. The non-arriva!
Of the Nar,nic, m which many valuable BIRDS IN
tended for the exhibition were sent has caused the
breeders much regret. fer among the several hundcd
birds Oh board there many foreign prizew nners.
md their arrival was awaited with mpaticnce.
While j. V. Gottschalk, the energetic assistant man
ager of the Garden, was rushing about getting norma
ton for the reporters. he noticed a Plymouth Rock
cock acting Qucerly. The bird was doing his utmost
10 preserve his dignity. but the Influence OF the
branded meal he had been fed With wa, too much Tor
him and he at last gave mp tho struggle to preserve
his good name and rolled In uDgracefu heap In the
corner OF his cage, much to the horror Of his mates
The white homing pigeon that escaped from his cage
on Thursday has not been recaptiired. ana this after
noon the roofcover Will be opened In order to enable
him TO fly 10 his far-away home. The removal OF the
birds will be begun this afternoon. and by nighiall
tomorrow 1t Is expected that the Garden Will be
cleared and the usual quiet restored until the circus
arrives.
over 60 900 in regular premiums and $1,000 In
special prizes have been awarded during the week
or this amount Adams, Purdue d Young, East
Orange n. j., come first, closely followed BY H. '.
Ora wiord and Thomas II. Terry, Hampstead Farm
Long Island. other prominent winners were limo'N
Tredwell East willison. l.. l.; Vernon Dc Gnese > H.
schienein, T. A. Iavtmeycr, lr Jones wilcox, =. H.
Rockenstyre, Colonel A. V. Hilton. &. NJ aiming d.
Cons W. r. Levering Alexander Hay. Sharp Brothers,
woodlawn Park Toultry-yards Knapp Brothers, l.. H.
MYERS, A. B. Hoskins, Philander Williams, John Kuhn
w. F. Lnckman, II. T. Peters, T. S. GaddlS. W. u
House Newton Adams and George +. Peer. The best
price OF the week was received for q Jacobn COCK
owned by H. " Crawford. secretary OF the New-lorH
Poultry and Pigeon Association. The purchaser WAS
A. q. IIoshns.
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rrcJTryE HUSBAND CAUGHT At LAST

According 10 the story told by Mrs. Ance f''''e'
y, Newark. her maiden name was Alice PARKER anu
Twelve years ago she was married TO U'p nr,, H.
palmer n, newark For five years they lived h"ppy'
but one night seven years ngo. while she was SIM
Palmer told her he would nave 10 20 ~ nh,,t
10. 800 anor hc left the house her fourth child
.n" ,,orn She was III for several days and hhaiy
r.coverod hut since her husband started Tor me sorc
che had not seen him until Friday night: She says
sn. ho traced her husband to Cornwall, ~ Y, where
no had gone with Ella French. Newark GIRL WIN ,
whom he had gone through marriage ceremony. one we
,S desertea the GIRL and gone 10 live with hS
mo,hcr Mt MontclaIr. She went to Bloomfield FRIDAY
and Justice george D. Miligan took her complaint
charging her husband with adultery Palmer WIS
arrested Friday night and committed to Jail 10 await
tho action OF the Grand Jury.
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OBITUARY..
THOMAS 4. sCANEON.

Thomas +. scanlon. the Produce Exchange reporter
~ The Tribune for the last five year. died at MS
home, No. JJJ ~ackrttst.. BROOKLYN yesterday morn
Ing lie thirty three years old and left WIZ
Mr. scanlon wrihnown OH the cOmmer'inl eA
changes. lie began his career nineteen years ago "a
an crrgnd boy hls predecessor On llr Tribune MI
Winans and by fhthfulness and hard work he h'icd
himself TO succeed Mr. Wlnans when the latter died
Member Of the exchanges expressed deep regret yes
tcrtay when they heard Of Ids d,ath, and many a
them VIII attend the funeral. which VIII BE- held ~
hi, home 10 MORROW afternoon at 80 O'Clock
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AFnmou. Ncw.York Hotel

Tho fame Of the Buckingham Hotel which towers
oho, IA. majestic Carheda Fifth Avenue. New YORK.
= ,ro,lsvlde IL. appointments are sup'rb and i,s
l,,tl,n makes IL most desirable for day. stay or q
works ,is, in the ncropoli'. IL + Just far enough
reroy.d from tho hustle ~ the city 70 Insure Inrt
20 .hnc n il only stones throw from Central
Iark IL i a, tho zane time within Tn mln.ts ac'S'
Of all the theatres and rhe shopping 'en,r 1 t"' '
minutes, walk The service. the cuisine and th' thooueh'
' No estah,h uent In tho matter OF guests rom
,ort make the Buckingham on" 81 IN, most d'vhun'
h,.r.. In Nev.Nora ard the vital esturr-oi" Cost
:, b.. gr,.'e,t magnet Of ali.-rhilldelphls Times
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DIED.

gTEfNwAY-On Saturday, Marrh tth, 81 m, E1ises
beth Steinway bafsve1 wife Of william httawey, -
daughter of Richard Rsan aged ~ YEAR. 81 pncumantS
after an illness Of three day, II her late rcadenee, -
Gramcrcy Park. - , 49,, .---s
on account OF Mr.. Wuuam sr'h"sys Hn'>s' tu"~ss
private
Please omit flowers
TRACy-On Friday. March 81 ~ his late rcsidence. ~
Fast 5Ohst George Murray. .oa u oe is1 Seee0o
Manning Tracy. ~ This city, artd % ,eafs
Funera the Church ~ The Ipphany, LIVING.
Ton ay. and ysthss, Monday morning March 9th. -
10 o'clock.
wALI,-c1ara r.. wife Of W W. wall. on Thursday.
March ID at Jacksonville Fla. -.
Funera Moniav. Marrh 9TH NJ y M, Ioni hcf eee ~
drnce 2S3 West 18th st.
Please omit flowers.
Inerment private.
WHEELER suddenly. AZ Boston, on March = lsvSs
Esther 'rscc. widow ~ DR.. william Lamont Wheeicss
aud daughter Of tho late william Beach and Esshee
.rsc. Lawrence.
Funeral services Enanuc church. Boston, on Money!
March q. az hslfpa.t 10 O'Clock
Interncnt at Mannsvle, y. Y.
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IN SELL ANCIENT RUGS AND CARPETS.

The American Art Association, which mas mao IN
-. travelling for the last year In London, Tehcran.
TInis Iran and Constannople Will sell al auc.on NJ
Tho erd OF this month"; an important colieeuon OF
anc,ent rugs and carpets. This collection mas oeen
m"uc - with this exhibit will BE- number OF
IN ns M rsutifui Six rugs contributed py Ine oman
rs'T p.rssa to the worlds Columbian Exposi'io"'
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toward independence since the time II his first sym
phory, and the symphonic poem. ".ndine' wn,.n
was discussed Mt length In this journal when brought
forward by Mr.. Van der stucken some years ago
Mr. strong Is n NewYorker, thirty seven years old
and Is now living In switzerland His father Georgr
r Strong was president 81 the Philharmonic scei"v
from 1870 10 1874 The new symphony u pubhsheu
In Germany and l. inscribed 10 Mr. u. A. MCDOWELL
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I,Jyrss or BENJAMIN II. FIELD.

BENJAMIN Hazard Field. the wcllknown prcs,nen'
NJ the New-York Eye and Ear lnfrmary' new -"
Free Circulating Library, Home ior Ihcnro'es "a .,
.,.,a Iom. who has been I'll at his home at NO. II
Fast twenty sixtlst, for several days. was saa 10
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dmlrNl.
10 the Tropics

.-,tss among the lovely West Indian ISLANDS ~ this
- ~ , CHARMING experience. The magnificent = -
ic,x~. York her third cruise Marin
lew good cabin ,'ll vacant. PARTICULARS ifoin
Thos COOK s. Son. 35i iIroaiwsy
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admiral"


a. ,hs ronucs, ~ many friends NINE. MARIE J..
n ,n~vT assisted hv Miss Iucv y. Mawson, concert
,n'rI'f and Mi. sin, R-fttni Hnmphr,Fs cohe,it
P'. ''>clerton- from Sir ldwin Ardoid
q, shc,ry. artist and 5ihase ~" dsy AZ ~ y m
" ri'D.,s az SIDEWAYS Mufriy liH hVti hha sh'r' =
Admit slon tickets, tlOo
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" 4. MCDONNELL.

Toronto Ont, March Wv. J. MacDonneh' 'he-
waller II the Legion If Honor aud former 'Vh'" ior
France died here to day.
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be better yesterday. Mr.. Field has been sunering
from gastrs, but he is improving and II Is believed
that he will entirely from his present Illness
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"Adniirni."

,ood for tho eathy-cuda1,s "KeN' Wsnai
Extract Il ib'f drink l"I '"' 'N"''
brand Fluid Beef.
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MlRRIED.

SATURDAY. March 1 nn AZ "r,b",
'nnrg.s church Stuyyesant square o. M iohn "
Mn Maria Louisa. daughter OF me nv ''"' -
s Ma.on' D, ~ IoY. + Fallon, ~ Dallas. T'Ns
RICK sFyMovR-on Thursday e>enins' ,hs rr, 6r
- - :, Ga. 1hurch Orange. y. j., ny ur "
.n,hony Shuvler Caroline, daughter " ''ncs "a ''
m"nr 10 Walter Martin K.cA
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-....,. You canno, 10 bald or gray.
and melt time ScAi'~ '"h O''"'''" s"'
,,e this and no other preparation
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A-SpIRITrATIsM. ADELPHT HALL, j2d.st. an(
proad vay- sunday 4 % M J. W FLETCHER. Speaknt
and Tests, Mrs MORT NIGHT slate Writing SeaneS
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Reliqions Notices.

ALL SOILS CHURCH Nadison ave. ami 6Sth ct -
Rev SAMUEL H. BISHOP breaches at u a. m
Choral evening song al 80 y. m. Anthems 'ifE NJ
PRAYER" Mendessohn and blessed Je-u, (ssbst MatsH
D,orrk
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, corner Of 3tth-st sac
ROBERT COLYER Subject. The Memorial Service "
Carr
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DIED.

Notices of marriages must be indorsed WIN 'aA
,a,ue md address.
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| FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. 1S Worth
| At WILLIAM r. BARNARD. Superintendent Service
| OF song Sunday at 80 T. ". Inc service - amoL
wholly by the children Institution Public nvteo
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FIRST SOCIETY sPiRlrcALiSrs. CARSEGIl
Ing s. afternoon, 3. Esychical experience.
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TEMPLE EMANu:EL l3dst. and sth,svs;.As
False Shyiock." sests Gse.
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RARTHOI MEW Pastor. Regular services afe hcN
every sunday in hall, 81 West 1?0th.st at II N an
z AS D. IN.
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NOTICE 70 ARCHITECTS.

DLANs AND DESIGNS FOR STATE CAPr-
tot building will be received until p m on
the fourteenth day Of December, 1888 ~ the Once
Q. the state capito commission, IN the caty OF
said building is 20 be fire proof and 10 be built OF
TONE. oric&s IRON and steel as Tar IS practicable
AND 20 De equipped with the most approved
melnods OF heating. draining and Ventilation
a., W go snrs coss OF me building compets. .nclaa
tng ali hxlarcs and appliances ready for oeeu-
pshey snali not exceed the sum OF one million
(sl 600 00u) collars
The commission offers the following prizes 10
afshI1scts submitting plans and designs'
first-fo she architect submitting the Plan and
oeslgn which shall he accepted BY the commission
a. the paa and design OF said capitol building the
hFst prize shall be awarded which shall consist OF
Ms sseSNon As architect of gafd building anu Inc
acceptance OF his plan and aessga.
Sfeola-fhe second prize shall consist OF the
suth ga niteen anndred 1900 dollars. ara shall
ue sMasaed 10 the architect submitting the plan
AA1 eesisn aeeraed second tn merit
a. ioe third priza shall Be ne sum OF one
teoaSAAd slb0ot dol axs and shall be awarded 20
.ne Arcaltect submitting the plan aud design
deemed third tn merit
fSafin-The fourth prime shall De the snm or
ave hundred tsS00l dollars and shall be awarded
y the architect submitting the plan and design
deemed foGrth n tEser4t
Map OF the crumbs on which the building 10 70
- saee.esi VII De furnished On spplicaaIen lac
ptsas and designs presented shall consist q four
eleSatfcns. Plans Of each story, one section and
one perspeetivs drawing These and no otasrs
vii be considered
Ihs commission reserves the right 20 reject sny
aso .. plans and designs. and 10 re&dVsEtlss TOT
The submission OF further pIaps and designs
J. III McaRAW.
/. & 0kIAES
n n GLOVER
jOxS McREAyY.
EDMUND RICE.
STATE Capitol Commission
ofyfnPA WISH. July - 1898
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NOTICE TO srocxHoLDERs.

THE PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION AND
i Improvement ompany will hold their annual
meeting of stockholders on The FIRST Monday even
ing In October at 7s0 o'clock at Brierty's ONCE.
Yesler's DOCK. SAMUEL HoYT, President
/. A. DYER. Secretary.
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NorIcK OF DTssoLUTIoN.


1iseolITloS OF CT PARTSEkShiP-TH
uFsn n.1stcsoIs sxiSstng Enasf Ans nAsnc aho
style OF Cotrtek q Howe doing cuisines. At tae
corner 81 Main street AMI Railroad Avsnue IN the
SeAstse Mug sslooa. 10 the city Of seattle coanty
o. King, stAss OF Washington, - satE day dis
solved By mutual consent ". H. Conklck.
ago l. HOWE
Dated seattle. Wash, September :, issa
nfSsoLUTioS-fHE FIRM ssf W. h JONES
~ e Co has this day seen Dissolved by mutual
Goa senL W r JoasS pays Al ashss snd reserves
A@a sIsentys Cue the arm w. - JONES
AUzRss 2 lsSx 10A< PAUL J1NE&
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

g IAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE cUMPANY-ES-
- gneers and contractors for bridges Of every de-
scrlpfion wharf building. piiedrivtnE. dredging
and steel shovel exeAsaiing; plans aud speciiea
tons fcrnished on application: correspondence so
itcited- ONCE 520-523 SEATTLE National Bank
bulldog. seattle. Wash.
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NlANTkn-a Oh sNSRrRNlsagn ROOMS
), so.ssesr fef hsa<skssssns As2rsss = ".
fsss sass.sasesssH
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rzTrasoy-Tn ssassle 41n8sy. sspsean~< 2.
1881. 10 Mr. and Msz y. .. Pstsrsen. . asaSh-
HEprrEf.p-gn seassSs. Moa6sv. s~ptssh~r Z.
1898. - NJ. AID Ers- ~ >. EssaAld. tsisA
beth girls
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FRANCE HAGK PAKIoRs: LATEST
aEs4 40 Klks street
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py<rHs xsD FUNERALS.

N0oRE~-At bis hezses 1874 ftfsh sfrssfs sesss.~s
"a Mondnv Aepsseze1r g. As3J. Beniznain II
Moore eezorea. exed sboss - yeArz eeASh -
sultlng fron bowel eoznpsainL
H0oPEG--As tbe fsnaity rezsfe1cs, t05 Nsts
street ssasste On AouxsT, S<psssnh~T > 1888.
George Thern&s. srn - Mr.. and Mrs. 1hsHs3s
Hasper azes 10 nosths death resulting ffesn
snSAznm& iaa 81 fhs bowels
The fuserxl takes pIasa ss 10 O'Clock today from
the yssfssnee inGernsnf be4ag made 10 LAks
rss8 cemetery.
K0EIIFR-As the fzraify resids8cs. corner o.
RaAs ard Eadss stress. Sestsis. on Sunday sep
fernher u 1esx Nsksnns. f6fzut essxhSsz 81 Hr-
sn4 Hrs. AFs1 Koe Ter. &zes. meztA< osa1h 70
sastinx from cssaBess fsf2ntnr1-
The fanerss tossx place yssEeresy tntArmsat Do
fpx srs ie 10 LAKE yisw csnnesery.
rayfDH-Ths funeral % Fyssk TsTfor tskss
paers ~ os<f0ck soazrr2w from the reside afe.
E23 yessEw arrnns. fnserne1f heiag nsat1s ga
VIII affctszs.
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NoTfCE-YoU WILL SAVE TINE AND
IN money by getting prices common AMI
pressed brick terra GOTTA mortar coiors etc, from
Hills & Stoner, s36 Burke building. seattle
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BEBfyEss CHANCES.
LOS sALE-sso: oxE-HALF INTEREST =
sarsa 4 frashsr. ais sonia Third
ToE sALE--caEAP. GOOD FRUIT AND CT
Il gar store. three hack ifvi1x roonzA Ed Sona-
Aine. California Asrks1 53s PKG
LOB sALE-LcD6IS0 HOUSE: Is ROOMS.
II nswfy sernssAef 20 days $50: censra1ly located:
exrhNar- fcr hrnse ara bot: also pony, harness.
lsay's sz<idss Sol Msin street
LOB sALE-CLgB sTAURAST; THIS
Il we'll known and paying resssurz1L corner
cesdaessd ~ Mrs. p Baxer s a. sale with al i.s
hesongtags on account Of the Illness o. ne pro-
pzissrexx. For fun particulars apply Al ihe Vsa-
UMBEa AND sHrSsLE MILL. ONE or
IL the bess on fhe SQUAD for rsnt. sale OF az
change. Apply 70 or address O. L Faust Pioneer
E,oR sALE-GRcCERY sToaE AT ~
a ceces ssock sssoo e g;s srs1s =. mon,s
6i6 Second street
LroR sALE--oLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY
Il must re sold ~ eece. Address X T.. Post
Inteiilgencex
EoR sALE-I,oDsISe HOUSES. HOTELS
Z restaurants cigar and fruit stands. gro.ery
gan's Erehangs. View York blk
LOB sALE-FURNITURE OF MADRoSA
Il hotel aud building for rent Apply T. H
Dempsey. s07 Front street
I,OR sALE-oSE SHARE OF THE CAPITAL
II stock OF the GRIMM Chemical Company, OF se-
attic. Wash: cheap Address =. C. kiroy. BIS
West street. city.
TT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BUSINESS
i and have about 5000 cash In hand you can
secure half interest IN best money makfng estah-
lishmenz In Northwest; there 10 no surer or more
profitable business anywhere: thoroughly estab-
hshed and coHing money: experiences not ex-
pected. bur must be man Of energy. some bust
ness ability and snqnestonanie integrity: she very
highest bank and other references given ADDRESS
p. O Box 1861. Seattle.
WAzTED-GENTLEMAN WITH $4,000:
w will not necessarily take your time Address
r.. Post-rnfeiligencsr.
BUSINESS CHANCES HOTELS, LODGING
ID houses. etc. pol New York block.
GC0a YIELDS s45 NET PROFIT wEEKLYg
sC&UO Howes Infaiiibfe Handcappfng system
on Eastern races; second successful year; refer
ences from subscribers: safe. conservative, prac-
tical; profits returned uniformly each week For
terms and prospectus 1898 address G. D. Rowe. p
O. Box l27 Brooklyn. n. u.
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