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Editor post~Intelligencer. Seattle. Wask
Dear Sir: received your premium n
which gives Us great satisfaction. Ny u
thinks IL is worth more than the par
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EAST Sr. CLOUD, Mimi, May 8 isH
Post Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash. :
Gents: The map received in good orda
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certainly be anle TO dispose Of Am
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koKrsLAH. Is. T.. MAY "a fS4
Editor acknowledgement, Seattle, WA
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the world. etc. and am pleased 10 So
that / am thoroughly satisfied with n
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N'NEfHfVs O1tlFla AUrfE y, XII
fost-Inteliigencer. Seattle. Wmh
Gentlemen: The premium map receIyI
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ton. l am yours truly, Nh
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CARRAHER & MEAChAM
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or sale fos fssat sns sstnatioas snt@d VIII %
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LooMrsror. Wash Feb. s -,

Iooxrsros, Wash Feb. s. fS1
Kost- In elligencer, Seattle, WssA-
] received your map and il Is awsy h.
yond my expectations. think ID Is wmss
fully ten times the money you ask fxt
and is the best map I have ever seen pas
hshed. Yours with respect. ia
PKsHAsrIS, WASH, April T. lsa
Post-lntelligencer Co.. Seattle, WasA-
Gen -lemen: Your map arrived on the n
OF Apri and alter sixty miles travel y
stage from ElIensburg to this place. cana
IN excellent condition. am vel piesssi
with the map. as well az sstonishsd o. the
price tor which you give the map to your
subscribers. Most respectfully. Nm
PALousK CRY. Wash, May q. fs92
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash. 4
Gents: / received the map of the world
sent by you In good order and am vel
pleased with IL. Ii is both useful sna
ornamental and should find q psacs Ia
every household. Please accept M
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NORM WELLrSsros, b C., June 2. lN2
Editor Post-Intell gencer. Seattle. VISA
Dear Sir: have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am hixhlf
pleased with il. I cons der that I hsss
got your valuable paper free. as vsiss
the map more than the price Of subscrip
ton. Yours very respectfully. DL
Far. Idaho. Feb. q, iS99
The Seattle Post-Inteliigencer Co, -
Attic, Wash. --Sirs: / received the d1nos
wall map short time ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased vita
it. Ii Is worth double the price foan
truly, HI.
LAssIxY, Wash. March 81, 1889.
Post-Intelligencer Publishing Co, -
attic, Wash.--Gents: | would say fhss
am delighted with the map Ii came
good order and is daisy. A. b
WEST FERSpALs. Wash.
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, WASH
Sirs: l received one of your prem!ua
maps the other day and IL IS a inc map =
every respect and deserves praise. oun
truly. j. "
LuaMr, Wash, Feb. 4. ls9l
The Post-Iete hgencer. Seattle. wash
Dear Sirs: | received your premium rna1
in good condition. Many thanks Tor Y.
Respectfully yours. aI
BosroS. Mass. June H. issl
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Gents: | received some time since yoa.
excellent map of the United States %
the world map on the reverse SIDE. anl
am pleased with Il. IL forms handsoms
and valuable addition TO my oriee. sns
cannot fail TO be satisfactory % any o.
who invests the small sum asked for shs
map. Yours truly. L. L
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash, FEB :, is1
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balance due on subscription and NAP
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MEADOW. Wash. Feb. 9. iss1
Post-IntellIgencer Co.. seattle. VASE
Sirs: The map IL better than We expec'eas
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fully.
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IArAH, Wash. Feb. 3, bs%
Po-f-fnteliigencer Seattle, NksA
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FKsHAsrIN, W ash, April 4. In
Post-Tnte.ligsncer Co.. Seattle. WasA-
Gen. lemen: Your map arrived on the u
OF Apri and alter sixty miles travel y
stage from Ellensburg to this place, csms
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PALousE CRY. Wash, May q. fs1
Post-lnteiligencer. Seattle. Wash
Gents: l received the map of the vofll
sent by you In good order and am vi
pleased with il. IL is both useful sna
ornamental and should find q psacs h
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" ANTI p--FuNEU OR kOrE ROOMS
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sss FNfS HfNTEp

tfTMtNAfEn DOOR PLATES AND HOUSE
Y aafntsefs The latest thtng ont. more scratch.
'ng matches IN she ee1d az rain Feat name or
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the tsSst; tire dsfk@r The beftsv scas tve Saigr,.
We waRtet ECLIPSE Novelty taunvanv sole
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LooNfsfoN, W ash Feb. y IN
Rost-fnteIligencer, Seattle, VISA
j received your map and il Is away b.
yond my expectations. | think Ii Is wmls
fully ten times the money you ask fx il
and Is the best map have ever seen pas
hshed. Yours with respect la
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wrsr FxRSpALs. Wash.

Post-Inteiligencer. Seattle. WASH
sirs: l received one of your premiun
maps the other day and iI IS n fine map -
truly. j. ~
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LusMr. Wash. Feb. 4. ISL
The Post-Iete hgencer. Seattle. WASH
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in good condition. Many thanks for T.
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NORTH YAKIMA. Wash, Feb S. Zee

Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. "asa
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps -
balance due on subscription and map
Much peased with map Tank ~
tine premium. Yo1rs respectfully. ). s.
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NORTH WxLLrNsros, C., June 2 tss2
Editor Post INTEL geneer. Seattle, WISH
Dear Sir: l have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am hixhlf
pleased with ii. I cons der that I hsss
got your valuable paper free as vsiss
the map more than the price Of subscrip
ton Yours very respectfully. D.L
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4 AR hif-N FIN f83N IDAHO HasstsA FIFTH
a sos - s.rotsr s1rreF &ssa tassfs store sns
t>sst @sNt Sos ftts -.e 'es1 bssteess toesste@ "a
tosn Hae es~s5ss f-r 3rs ,-rs>t. senfs fsfussas-g
tasse o fs,sfis Ftrr 4 Hf7fv fAuk 80 - street.
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e. afet-Ctass ~ vac hnAFAens bo.4@e ~ A. ga.
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For rates. routes and other information call on or
address
A. ID CHARLTON, Asst Gen Pas. At
No l2l First 81. Portland Or
A. NADEAU. Gea. Agent Seattle. City ticks.
ONCE, corner Yesler avenue and Front strsss
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MEADOW. Wash. Feb. g it1
PostTntellgencer Co.. Seattle. "ssh.
sirs: The map IL better than We sxpec'eas
60 We are vel satisfied with II ksspee~
fully, r.s
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Asgzprxs, Wash. Feb. IA ls-
Post-fnteiiigencer Co, Seattle. 49, -.
Premium map received and YES ps,S'
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, A n
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II L REYNOLDS. FORMERLY EXAMINER
IL. in U. 3. patent Office: patent business a
cialty; American and foreign pAseass promptly
secured Room "a sullivan block.
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Rooms AND NoxEu.
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LANGLEY, Wash. March 81, 1897
PostIntelligencer Publishing Co, -
attic. Wash.-Gents: | would say thss
am delighted with the map. 1t came "a
good order and is daisy. Al
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u ANrFn-hY MtnpLE-AGEp LADY A
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WANTED POSITION nv A COMPETENT
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curTH A IITTgLL ATTORNEYS AT LAW
- Rnoms @ $40. sll Butler euiltlnE
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Fay Idaho Feb. n iss2

Fay. Idaho. Feb. z INz
The Seattle Post-Inteliigencer Co, y
attic, Wash.--Sirs: / received the d1aess
wall map q short time ago, and in good
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it, II is worth double the price Yoan
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ng ERrfFR a Jackson. ATTORNEYS
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LArAH, Wash. Feb. 9, lsI
Post-fntelii gencer, Seattle, Mxsh
Dear Sirs: Map received IN good sa-p~
We. pleased with /: and also the ps2s6
1oors pec.iuliy. u.
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TIE SEATTLE PosTNTLGENCER FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is 1923
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For information concerning tnn
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address
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Caak PRESTON tHARoLD Preston e
IN Carl attorneys and eounseisors O. law
81 ~ Pioneer block.
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TYPEWRIrAhs BOUGHT AND SOLD. 3l1
Occidental block.
DARLoCE TYPEWRITER: VISIBLE WRIT
ID Ing forced alignment; la.sst. best: send for
catalogue: agency Edison Mimeog.ap Scott q
Banran. ioi Bailey block
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k0cTETy soTTCEs.
. RcANA llsDaF. No 81 r. AND A. NJ
n stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
II each month L. L. MOORE. W. NJ
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
NEW SILKS.

The way those Silk Lace
Grenadines are selling Ito
be found here only is a
surprise even to us. AS
they are rather expensive,
$40. 90, $4,000 and $4,000
a dress pattern, it proves
that there are many ladies
in this town for whom the
best is none~too good. Con-
sidering their style and
durability, however, they're
not expensive. While they
are light and airy, they're
firm of texture, and will
give satisfactory service.
Made up over Changeable
Colored Silk, they'll be the
handsomest and most stylish
dresses seen this season.
Plain black Grenadines,
warranted all silk, IS cents.
A new lot of Novelty
Grenadines, Gauze and Iron
Frame, "a inches wide, $I.25.
Novelty striped changea-
bic Taffetas, in fifteen styles,
IS cents a yard. Lowest
retail value SIPS. This is
one of the bargains OF the
Silk stock.
Black Surahs with white
hair-line stripes in fifteen
widths of stripe, IS cents.
Novelty Silks for evening
and reception dresses, $40
to 800 a pattern. No du-
plicates.
Colored Satins are men
toned in all Fashion Jour
nails for full gowns or trim
mings. All the new shades
are now in stock. Prices,
$I.25 and 81. 50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
Ten More Gases of Rosenbaum
Goods Are I'M
earthed.
Part at Merriam Park and Others
in Minneap-
oils.

Another discovery of goods secreted
by Samuel ROsenbaum was made yes
terday, and they were replevined by
Leonard w. French, the receiver Of
Rosenbaum. Alfred E. Boyeson, attor-
ney for a number of the creditors OF
ROsenbaum, got word yesterday from
Thomas Merkly, fireman at the Cleve-
land avenue engine house, that goods
were being removed from vacant brick
storeroom in Merriam Park. at the cor
ner of Cleveland and st. Anthony ave-
nues. Replevin papers were gotten out
and an officer went to the building and
found two eases of goods. The removed
goods were pursued to Minneapolis and
eight more cases were found at the Chi
cago Il Great Western depot, and which
were consigned to j. Annenberg. sup
posed to be an assumed name. The en-
tire ten cases were seized. The goods
weigh 5000 pounds and are valued at
$500. One of the cases was opened
and found 10 contain fine dress goods.
i he action for the two cases found IN
Merriam Park is against John Doe,
Samuel Rosenbaum and Morris RoSen-
baum. The action for the eight cases
in Minneapolis was begun against the
Chicago & Great Western Railway COM
|, pany. S. Anneuberg and ROsenbaum.
/ These goods were behind partition IN
the Merriam Park building; probably
since last October. The building has
not been in use for long time. Mr..
/ Borges0n said last night that they have
thus far succeeded in finding and re-
plevying total of seventY-two cases OF
goods secreted by Rosenbaum.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
OUR SPECIALTIES.

Printed Twilled India
Silks are in greater demand
than ever. New styles are
added to the stock every
day. We carry but one
quality, and that the very
best. Thousands of pieces
have gone out of this store,
and every dress was an adj
vertisement for us There S
nothing like them for wear,
and they're suitable for all
occasions-street, house and
evening wear. Price for
best quality, 500. It's
poor economy to buy a
cheaper and poorer kind.
Fifty new styles of Cheney
Brothers best printed India
Silks were added to our
stock last Thursday. While
the manufacturers h a e
raised their price, we shall
continue to sell them at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
A MEDICAL BUILDING
To Occupy One Of the Sixth and
Minnesota Street Cor
nerS.
G. Z. Dickerman TO Build and L..
Musseter to DC.
cupy 1t.

Plans have been completed and the
arrangements made for the construction
of six-story building at the corner OF
Sixth and Minnesota streets. The owner
will be G. E. Dickerman, of ll6 East
Seventh street, and the architect who
has prepared the plans is A. f. Gauger,
of 235 East Seventh street.
The building will be OF red pressed
brick with red stone trimmings. 1t will
be 10 feet in width and ITO feet in length,
the longest portion to face on Sixth
street. There will be three stores fac
ing on Sixth street and one facing OH
Minnesota street. The main store room,
twenty-five by eighty feet, will be &C
cupied by Lathrop Musseter, who has
secured ten years lease of the prop
erty. 1t will be one of the finest drug
stores in the city and in the entire
Northwest. The furnishings will he Of
a most elegant and costly description.
The show cases Will be set OH the floor
and built to proper height. There will
be no counters i'll the store.
The remaining portion of the building
will be occupied by various business in
tereSts. The upper floors will be de-
voted TO Offices, and number OF promi-
nent physicians and surgeons have
already made arrangements 10 occupy
them. The entire building Will be de-
voted, as far as possible, to men OF this
profession. There will be fifty suites
of rooms and each will be provided with
bath rooms, lavat0rieS and electric
lights. A fine medical library will be
placed in the building for the accom-
mediation of the tenants. and an effort
will be made to have the building as
Headquarters for the medical men of
the Northwest. There will'be hall on
the top floor for the holding Of meetings
by the members of the medical profess
sion, and there will be a reading room
in connection with the library.
One of the stores will be occupied by
stationery firm, and the other will be
used as a jewelry store The building
will cost 500. 900. 1t viii be heated by
steam, and will have attachments for
hot and cold water. All OF the conven-
fences known to modern architecture
will be utilized, and the building will
be one of the finest of its kind in the
city.
In the drug store will be placed soda
fountain which will occupy twenty-five
feet of room, and the equipment OF the
fountain Will be the most expensive
west of Chicago. A similar spac1 will
be taken up by the prescription case.
Work will be commenced on the build
ing as soon as the weather will permit,
and it will be rushed forward to COM
pletion as rapidly as possible.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
THE ARMORY LEASE
Made for One Year-Miller Must
Pay for His Paper.


Pay for His Paper.
The committee on ways and means
from the board of aldermen yesterday
decided to report favorably on the
resolution ordering tho proper city
officers to sign a lease with the armory
association for the use of the armory for
one year from April 20, 1892. The char
ter provides the city shall maintain an
armOry for the use OF the national
guard. The armOry is used for this pur-
pose and $500 per year is paid by the
city as rent. No rent has been paid for
the past nine months, aud the comp
troller refuses to pay until lease or
contract has been made. The old lease
has been lost or mislaid, and the one in
question is to replace it. The batch
of bills, mostly for supplies pur-
chased by the police depart
ment, which had been obtained
without acquisitions were allowed.
Among the number was requisltion
from City Treasurer Miller asking that
$40 be appropriated from the city treas
ury to pay for subscription to the Pho
neer Press for the year 1892. Aid. Zlm-
norman objected strongly to any such a
thing passing, as it would leave the
door open for every public officer to
subscribe and leave the city pay for
any paper he might take. Considering
the fact that Mr.. Miller had only been
city treasurer for six months IN 1892 1t
looked queer that he should ask the
city to pay the subscription price for
year. Mr.. Zimmerman insisted on the
reQuiStion being withdrawn, and this
was done.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19

After some debate Mr.. Canby's motion
was voted down. Thomas Cochran
then called the attendance of the ex-
change to the American Land and
Title Register, monthly published In
st. Paul and devoted exclusively to real
estate interests. The periodical, Mr..
Cochran stated, is not local, but national
in Its scope, circulating in every state in
the Union, and being, therefore.
splendid medium for the advancement
OF the interests of the national real es-
tate congress, which meets in this city
during the summer. Col. j. II. David
son, William Hendricks and President
Fairchild made brief speeches in which
they urged the real estate men OF the
city to give their warmest support to
the st. Paul publication, which Is the
only national real estate paper in the
country.
Although the date Of the National
Real Estate association convention has
not been definitely settled, it will in all
probability be Aug. 81. This date has
been selected by the local COMMITTEES
and only wants the approval OF Presi-
dent Cutter, of the national association.
The convention, which will last three
days, will be held In the proposed audi
forum.