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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Thursday, May 81
Sch < J oakley. wooiwari New York
ARMED
Friday. June
sch Vim Pickering, Hammond. Boston
sch tranconia. Young. Philadelphia
ARRIVED
Monday. June
sch Mary Augusta. Bow'lcn, saco
SAILED
sch Leoncra. Bellatty. lenobscot
Sch |. ID Remics, Sinclair, Bangor
SAILED q
Tuesday, June 5
sch Myra Sears, Hart, Bar Harbor
SAILED
Wednesday. June 8
Sch Samuel Lewis. Jorian, Plymouth
Domestic Ports.
BosroS-Cld May :. sch Hugh Kelley, Haskell
kenncbcc
Sid june /, sch. Edna. somes Sound aud phi
adelphia; Messenger. Green's Landing and MAY.
port, Fla, 4 Bentley. sullivan for New York
Ar May 81, schs Harvest Home, Brown, Ron
dout; Northern Light. Brown, Milbridge Edw
Rich and T. + Newcomb, Deer Isle
EDGAKrowS-sld June !. sch Emma Green
Low, Port johnson for Bangor
BASGoR-Ar June |, schs Rabboni and A h
Lewis, New YORK
BArH-Ar June ,, sch Lizzie Lane PhiladeI
phia
BALTIMoRE-Cld June ;, sch Rosa Mueller
Boston
Foreign Ports.
CHATHAM. \ bar May 30, sch Hattie King
Collins, Mt Desert Ferry
NALPARAIso-At Apr -, bark Pepobscot, Par
ker, for United States
MAYAGuEZ, Rat May II, sch III Wood
run Dinsmore disg
DEMERARA-Ar May = sch Carrie A Backnam
Stubs, Portland
spoken.
Apr "a lat 10 5, Ion 81, bark Mamie swan, Hig
gins, from New York for Wellington, NJ
Notes.
SACo-May q, sch Mary Augusta, Bowden
from Philadelphia with coal, Is at the whar
here leaking badly She sprung aleak off WoOt
Island and afterward ran on the spit in the har
Dor. The crew are kept constantly pumping.
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ffleoifal.
Statement WORTH INVESTIGAT-
ING.
From IL Well known Belfast Lady.
From Belfast Journal

FROM htlla-t journal
In January, 1891. hsd La Grippe, As
thousands Of others have. Il left me ives K
and with 4 bad cough, and what raised
was often specked with blood tried
several different kinds Of cough medicine
which did no permanent good. only to
patch me up for short time.
My cough kept getting worse, no appe.
lite, and found my strength gradually
falling. My weight, which had been 1875
pounds, was reduced down to ITO. and
July 1, ls9S, Ma bad bleeding spell
which frightened me. knowing Of some
who were worse than and hal been cured
by Rodolf remedies. began the use OF
the Emulsion and taa Discovery, knowing
II would do no harm, II ii did no good.
What was my surprise before had taken
half bottle Of each, the Discovery and
Emulsion, 10 find myself gaining and nv
cough beginning 70 improve the pains
which hsd been shooting through my
lungs like needles 70 leave me and at this
writing my cough j. Well and no splitting
blood, good appetite aud weigh l25
pounds. Truly am better IN every re-
>peCt-diSesse all haai~hed ~ 'hrrr bot
ties of Discovery and Emulsion Ynn are
al liberty T. puhli,h thi> stat.m.nt. So II
Others are ~ick they msy arn ,bat III.
dolf- will cure them
Mrs Tr>> L Wrsr
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CLARk-At Franklin, june !, to AR and Mrs
Reuben Clark, ION.
CROCK ETA Hancock, June G. To Mr. and
Mr. Joseph Crockett, son.
CARTER-At Bluehili. June l. 10 Mr. and Mrs
Alopzo X. Carter, u son.
HEYwoRTH-At sullivan, May y. to Mr.. and
Mrs. James W Heyworth, daughter. Rosie
a
HoDGkINs-At sullivan. May "a. to MIR and
Mr.. Edward liodgkins, a daughter.
PHILBRoOk-At Mariayille May p, to Mr..
and Mrs. David A. Philbrook a daug hter.
REED Al fremont, May 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin VI. Reed,
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MARRIED..

CARTER-CARTER-At Deer I-le, May 81, by
Erastus J. Carter, esq, Mrs. IDelia NJ. Carter
of Deer Isle, to Hiram 8. Carter Of Brooklin.
DUNBAR-MARkS-At Orland, May 10, by j. 5.
CONDOR esq, Miss Ernestine Dunbar 10 Ern-
est l.. Marks, both of Orland.
GORDON -CARTER-At Mt. Desert, May %, by
VI. L. Allen, esq. Miss Josie 4. Gordon Of
Cranberry Isles to John 4. Carter of Mt. Des-
LEACH -HARRIMAN-At Orland June 9 by
j. $. Condor, esq, Miss Florence T. Leach to
George A. Hartman, both Of Orland.
SMlTH-MOON-At Ellsworth. June >, by J. II
Brimmer, esq, Miss Lillian A. Smith TO Alber,
6. Moon, both OF Ellsworth.
SEAVEY-CLOCk-AtG ouldsboro. May 26 by
William =. Bruce, esq, Miss Fannie Seavey Il
c. II. Clock, both of Gouldsboro
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CARD OF THANKS

James A. Garfield Post, No. az, G. a. r., OF
Bluehill, extend thanks to all who assisted In
the exercises ON Memorial Day; to r. G. Lord
the head chorister, for fine and excellent music
to the Bluehill brass band, led by James Bethel
flowers; to the W r. e. and Sons OF Veteran.
for their assistance, also to the orator Rev. Mr.
Palmer for his able and eloquent address; and
to :. Everett Marks, graduate of the Bluehii
Academy, for his very appropriate and interest
ing defamation. We predict for him brigh
future as an orator.
Rlnahill. Ne. June 4 lss4.
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ELLSWORTH MARKETS.


WEpSEsDAi. June s. lSii.
SAtNk law REGARDING WEIGHTS NEAstRss
hushei q Liverpool salt shan weigh m pouni.. AMI
a hushelof TURKS Island salt shall weigh " pounds
ibe standard weight ct bushrl Of potatoes stsci
order ard At ier shipping Is 81 puuBds
The standard weight az hushel 81 beans IA rrnd
DR. AMI as or shipping, Is s? pounds pf wheat,
ruta hasa turuiPs Sni peas. - Pounds a ~
pounds. u ouians. 80 pounds, Of EnEush
rgs, rSr ard Indian meal, 81 pouuds, q harley and
iHokN at q rounas n oats s. pounds ey~n
urr IS ~ AaIefmtnt-
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CARD OF THANKS.

The James NJ. Parker Post desire to extend
heartfelt thanks to Hon. E. =. Spofford for his
excellent address, to the fingers for their ser
contributed flowers or in anyway lent timely aid
| in behalf of the G. A. r. upo., Memorial Day.
PER ORiER COMMITTEE.
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The best salye in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores.
Tetaer. Chapped Hands, Chilblalns. Corns. and al
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Files, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box. For
sale by $. d. wtggin.-Adrf.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely do
you good, II you have a Cough, Cold, or any
trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed TO give relief,
or money will be paid back. Sufferers from
La Grippe found 1t just the thing and under Its
use had speedy and perfect recovery. Try q
sample bottle at our expense and lean for
yourselfjust how good thing it Is. IRA
bottles free at S. ID. Virgins drug store
Large size Soc. and s1.00.
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TIE CITY FATHERS.
Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board
OF Aldermen Much business Done.

81 Aldermen Much business Done.
~ 'Aa' >sS>t'n n The board Of aldermen
WAS he!d IN The aldeTmeu's room Monday
evening Aldermen Means, Eldridge Maddocks
ami Nea'le1 being present Mayor Higgins
presided Snd Clerk Hale recorded. The
l'trnsi Of the last regular snd Intervening
-pscisl meeting Wa read snd approved.
The following /,
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Coming Events.


June 1-Ilancock District Lodge OF Good
Templar, at East Bueksport. with Silver Star
Lodge.
June % Democratic State convention, Lew
i-tOn.
Scribner & smiths circus. which gave good
satisfaction here last wear. will visit Ellsworth
on Thur>dAy. June q. The show announces
80 people. l25 horses, ten cages OF animals,
three open den~ in parade. three golden cars,
twO bands of music, and an extra strong ring
performance. William o. Dale for many
years the principal bareback rider for Barnum.
will be one OF their features. and another
feature will be giant elephant, said to be the
largest in this country. The beast was bought
by seribner & Smiths foreign agent from a
Hind0o trader two Years ago at Tassisudon.
Bhotan, India, but the authorities there would
not slow the animal to be removed. After
almost endless red tape, Harrison, scribner &
Smiths representative, succeeded in winning
the msharajah's favor, and that dignItary
ordered the authorities not to interfere with
the elephants removal. and the brute Is now
with this show.
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FOURTH OF july.
Preparations for its Observance-Lis
Of Committees Amounted.

VI committees Appointed.
The general committee met In the alder.
mems room last Thursday evening and the fol.
lowing minor committees were sppointed
Faniastics-F. c. Burrill, Chas Halpin, E. n.
Carr. VIM. J. Logan, Chas J. Treworgy. Byron
Getcnell. A. h. Cushman. l.. NJ Moore and
Prank Trull.
man, Geo, Il Woodward, Harry >trstton and
tha- \ Real
To escort visiting frcmen-E- u. Carr as chair.
man with Instructions 70 appoint his aids lie
appointed a such l.. II. Cushman John novle
and VIA. }. Logan.
on hose ragtnE-F Il. Carr Ilnwooi Cushman
Leland
nH music " NeaIley, G. Z Monaghan and
! I. >tivV.
nn trades procession-E r Robinson. +. :
i'ef-'F' :" J. Woodward, Chas l., Morang. !. l..
u Poster ana }. 7 Crirpen
'lh dinner for visiting fireneu r u carr
has ,. Brown. Clifton Woodward 1ha- j
irtwarEy. Fred SWEET amt Oscar staples
ON Hrewurk--trci toomb- George T. Wood
wari and r.. h. Robinson
'ln printing r. VI Campbell Chas Mona
-har. e II. stuart and John povlr.
pn concert and hali-t,eo- T.. Woodward r G
Euuul, T. II. Carr. WIN j. Logan John Ford
. W Motley has. llaipin. George Poster, II
+ havl-, u NJ Moore and 4. h eastman
The committee on hose racing Is TO be allow
81 ~" for prizes, from the fund OF the
general committee.
lhr following i the program for the lay a.
prepared ht the program committee f. f.
Robinson, lohu Doyle and george Z. Wood
ward:
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since the eyange.i>tic meetings held in the
city ID March aud April, the Young Peoples
Society 81 Christian Endeavor connected with
The Baptist church has increased it, active
membership quite largely. Eight who were
formerly associate members have been elected
active members, while nine Others, not before
members. have been received as active
members.
At the business meeting held last SUNDAY
evening. the following were elected as officers
snd members ~ the committees
President. Mis- sadie r. Jordan.
ice President MIR Melvin Frank
torre7 rondiug secretary, Miss Annie Nc
Far.4nd.
Recording secretary, Mis- Maud l.. Woodward.
Treasurer. Mis- Hattie Curti-.
Lookout Committee -aac Vincent chairman;
Mis- Eta Franklin, Mi-- Josie T.. Petteng i'll
/ norton II Tinker, Miss Maud l.. Woodward
PRAYER Meeting Commttee-Mrs Charles
Curtis, chairman, Miss Celia Gard, Miss Lily
Jordan, A. r. Farrell Miss Ellie r. Walker.
Social Committee-Mis- Nellie Pettengill
chairman; Miss Lena Pettengll. Miss Tune
Sargent, Mi=- Jessie Robertson, Mrs. Everett
Tinker
Calling Committee Mrs. Melvin Franks. chair
man, Miss Maud Billings, Miss Lulu Holt Nil.
( Hattie Curtis, Mrs. Norton II. Tinker.
I Missionary Committee Ernest t. Curtis, chair
man; Miss Lizzie T. Cushmau. Mis- Edna X
/ Vincent, Mis- Mary springer, Willie Vincent
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'INN- I.FN 4 " 1T
Belfast, Nc Msrrh al, 1904
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Lannon's, - iyz l-s ~ Oranges. Z;
bananas. H1--s t'.crauat-, each 90
stf4atrflss.ps aoA J.. - IHtArY!vs, esen
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CITY MOTTO ks-

ORDINANCE NO. sSI2-An ordinance ap-
proying the "RepIat Of blocks -. 90 ana
81 in supplementary plat of Pontus sec
ond addition to Seattle
Whereas There has been submitted 70
the city council for approval pat OF ah
addition or subdivision OF land iylnS VIII TN
titled "Replat OF blocks 4s, ~ ana Oh II
supplementary plat OF Pontius' Second ad-
dition TO Seattle;" and,
Whereas The city engineer has mace
the necessary examinations ana survey
OF said plat and has aScertalned thsat ssald
plat complies with the requirements OF or
dnance No. 1898 OF the city OF Seattle, en-
titled IAN ordinance 10 regulate the man
ner and form of making, approving anu
nling plats of additions or SUBDIVISIONS OF
land within the city. and pats OF adul,
tions to the city OF Seattle within ana
without the city," approved February -,
1888, and the city. engineer has duly CERT
fed his approval or said pat III WrltHAS
thereon; now, therefore,
Be 1t ordained by the city or Seattle as
follows:
Section l. That the plat entitled Re
plat of blocks 40. 50 and 81 In supplement
airy plat OF Pontius Second addition -
Seattle" he and the same Is hereby ap-
dorsed on said plat. signed by the mayor
and attested by the city clerk. as pro-
vided by said ordinance No 25SS.
Sec .. This ordinance shall take erect
and be in force from and after its pass
age and approval. II approved by the
mayor; otherwise II shall take effect AT
the time Ii shall become a law under the
provisions of the city charter,
Passed the board OF aldermen the 10th
day OF December. 1894. and signed BY me
in open session in Authorization OF its
passage this 10th day of December, 1894.
l.. MILLER.
President of Board of Aldermen.
Passed the house of delegates the 10th
day of December, 1891. anu signed by me
in open session In authorization OF Its
passage this 10th day of December, lS94
J. f. CREIGHTON.
President of House of Delegates.
Approved by me this 18th day OF Decem-
Der. 1894.
BYRON PHELPS,
Mayor.
Filed by me this nth day of December.
1894
r. f. STEWART.
City Clerk.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - Lewis
street Improvement.
Sealed proposals will pe received BY. the
undersigned secretary of the board or
public works of the city of Seattle, up TO
noon Of Monday, December II, 1894. for the
Improvement of Lewis street from Yesler
avenue to the north line of Walla Walla
addition, in the city of Seattle, by grad
ing the same and constructing sidewalks
on both sides thereof, with parking strips
between sidewalks and roadway as pro
vided by ordinance No 3549 in accord
ance with the plans and specifications
now on file in the office OF the board of
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check, payable 10 the order OF the
city comptroller: for a sum not less than
nve t6) per cent. OF the bid, and no bid
will be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will be required
to enter into a contract and furnish sat-
isfactory bonds for the amounts required
by the city charter and the state laws
within ten days after being notified of the
award OF the contract to him: falling to
do 50 the said check ard the amount
fixed therein will be forfeited TO the city
No person is eligible as bidder who
has within two years prior TO the letting
of said contract made default IN payment
OF any just claim for any work or labor
performed, or for any skill or material
furnished pursuant TO any such contract
as herein advertised. or who within said
contract
Said Improvement is to be made under
and by virtue of ordinance No. $40, and
as amended by ordinance No. $40 and
the law OF the state of Washington.
The board of public works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
Proposals must he Endorsed on the en-
velopee, bid for Lewis street improve
By order OF the board of public works.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
Date of first publication. December 5.
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~ -rur sIrpERIoR CoURT oF ky

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
cnnnrv State OF Washington.-ln the
,attar ~ +ha estate OF George r. Alb
scts deceased. Notice of distribution or
estate No. 1917. - -
I'll Darzans interested in the s9lS
ss.a4s. Won. and each of YOU. are hereby
noti4ea that the undersigned has maze si.
sScItSstiou to the above named court Tor
a,-fs- SHOWING her share Of the said
sstata 70 be given 10 her. and that the
hearing OF said application VIII be held ,,, IN
the equity department or Ine s az c1,,1-
~ f1ot If King and state of WASHINGTON. tae e
Va, sav 81 December, 1894, AT go O'CLOCK
T. M "a 'iNs T,OTTIE p. ABBOTT,
Petitioner.
F,shback & Ferry. attorneys Tor pei
toner. 401 Pioneer building sea1te'
King County, Washington.
Dated December ii, lSs4
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Afver4tse-~ desiring display advertise
rsents changed for the Sunday fsSsis must
hand sn copy ~ 1 O'Clock saturday 70 II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co.
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That there shall be Written an..As
face Of each OF said warrants = - =
the following: ~ a
This warrant Is issued In len :.
rant No. -, said 70 have 49, ~
and IS a duplicate OF the same = - =
each Of the blanks aforesaid 10 go ~
the proper number. That the 80 ~
urer be and he Is hereby airas.ss .1ss<
dorse Hpon the back OF each az ss5s -. =
rants the date Of the Respective =. ~
tation Of its original for pav-,.s.s w
that payment was refused for "a. \.
funds. va Z
Sec 2. That the warrants +, \.
as aforesaid be and the same ers ~, -
declared the binding ohligatinrs y Z
city ~ Seattle. payable out 81 ~ '. ~ ~
Improvement fund under oriins,.ssAs ~
1872 and not otherwise. y
Sec. 3. That the Comptroller 20
city of Seattle keep on file tha ~, q
the said A. y. Denny and z
wherein and whereby they guaras:s - g
city OF Seattle against loss or sasrss. n
reason of the issuance Of easA -
warrants aforesaid. n
Sec. 1. This ordinance shall fakA a.
and be IN force from and after h,
sage and approval. II approved ~ ~
mayor; otherwise II shall take e@ss y
the time II sh AL become : law Under 3.
Passed by the board OF alss~nn.
10th day OF December. 1884, ana - n \
by me TN open session IN aufhert,~s.
Of its passage.
l.. MILLER.
President Of Board az 4iss--.
Passed nv the house Of Gelsrstss ~
10th dav OF December. &. u. ISs ~
signed by me in open session IN sa,k-]
tication OF It's passage this Iatk ssr 4
December, A. n. 1884,
J. f. CRTCHTaN
President Of House OF nsisr....|
Approved BY me this 1lth dav of nsssa
her. A. y. 1894.
BYRON PHELPS
Mav-.
Filed nv me this 18th day Of fsrsrs,.
4. u. 1894.
r. r. STEWART
City cis-k
Published December Is A n 'iSes
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Published December Is. 1894.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
THE prDGET.Y REBEKAH SOCIAL
gsisffg viil give rf1eIr next dune s0cla4 To-
night al Odd Fellows hall, NORTH seat
tls Masquerade party THURSDAY even
Ing, December q.
ARcANA LODGE, No. 81. h. and a ~.
Stated meetings second and fV9ttn
Mondays OF each Iuouth. -
ID. w. BASS. ". NJ
A g. GIBBS. Sec.
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MONEY LOANED on pianos, furniture
etc. Moore e. Co, Alb Seattle National
Bank building.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS = Lewis

Date of first publication. December 4.
1894
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A4w1rssseYr.~syts ssrxser the had % Lost,
Jrourd For Sale. For Eerr. and 3 tuafsons
vanted wfll ~ inserted az TIE rate % I
cent a word ea5ch Insertion Payment al
vvavs IN advance No advertisements re-
eesve1 for less than , cents
rOTfrT[Ths business office % the
reet-Tnselligence IS open until II 2. r,s
SUNDAY hours a. n. 70 p. m Cas-
fed Advertisements VIII be rsceaFeo Up 20
this tine.
Advertisements VIII be received az
branch ofkcss o. the Poss-lnfeilsgenc~r Az
TACOMA BUREAu--Iiis rasiTsc avenue
Thomas sarnu1ons. Manager.
JsrT. TOWEsEED--Frenc & Springer.
HEIYISGHAM BAY BUREAU-SeS
wnatcorn, corner Holly and Canoe streets.
O. IL Culver, Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
az tnsz Office.
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN. Herbert
s Upper, y ScheGerTnzn DOCK
A SMALL amount Of private money TO
ioaR- Roorn SIS Bailey busiaing.
To LOANED to g.ss. short or long
tine FraRsen. IS Halter
waNTED-Ausoqnt $50 to SO private
money for loans bearing 4 pr cent
firsE-cIaas real estate security Ger
man American Investment & Guaranty
Co. 1eSser building
BONDS. stocks. warrants and loans Ger
American Investment O. Icaranty
Co. fesAer building.
WARRANTS wanted. all kinds: money
% loan; VIM. d. Perkins * &C. Colt
stein block.
LEE & BowDEN. financial and fire in
sgrance agents. Horton bank oulfolng.
MONEY LOANED on furniture. pianos
and other securities without REMOVAL
confidential Room II. 703 Second street
PRIVATE MoNEY-Any amount TO loan
on chautels- % Dexter Horton bank
building.
PRIVATE MONEY on. real estate. ap-
81
Glorious. Epler block.
PRIVATE MONEY to loan on any good
security: warrants bought. Room IA
Halter block
MONEY TO LoAN-Eqoitable Building.
Loan and Investment Association. room
OH New York block.
MONEY TO LOAN on frst-class i'm
proved property. Wright Bros. IA
Burke building.
MONEY LOANED on pianos. furniture.
without removal; real estate: other Sc
curities. Seattle Mortgage Company, 207
Cherry street, near Second.
STATE. county. school and city warrants
OF Washington purchased. Cruthers &
Morris, SOS Chamber Of Commerce. Port
land. Or.
PRIVATE MONEY to loan In amounts
Of 500 20 500 on good city property.
Stoddard & Brown. Burke building.
WARRANTsAll kinds of warrants
wanted l. p. Taylor. Yesler building.
Front street
MONEY LOAN oFFICE-oldeet estab-
lishment in the city; Uncle Harris loan
avenue: liberal advances on diamonds.
watches and jewelry; lowest rates
MoNE1 LOANED on pianos furniture.
etc; lowest rates; confidential. Ritten-
house. 80 Hinckley block.
EASTERN AND DOMESTIC MONEY
for long time; also money for. short
time loans. VIM. p. Harper. No. ISL,
Squire-Latimer building.
MONEY LOANED on pianos, furniture
or any good security: strictly conhden-
tial, II. Binnian & Co. BOZ New York
building.
MONEY LOANED on pianos, furniture,
etc. Moore & Co, Alb Seattle National
Bank building.
wARRANTs-wa Warrants wanted.
+, w. Trounce. next TO postoffce. Colo
NAL block.
MORTGAGE LOANS on city property
Jno. T. Dorr & Co. room A Bailey bldg.
WARRANTS wanted: all kinds municipal
bonds negotiated; short time loans. Jno.
4. Dorr * Co. room A Bailey building.
r. II. HURD. PA Pioneer building Mort
gage loans.
MONEY to loan. James Boutwell,, Bos-
ton block. Telephone 63.
THE THOMAS INV. CO, Bailey build
ing, always have abundant money for
mortgage loans at rates same as before
the panic; always the cheapest money
in town for desirable applica tons; city
property only; s2Oee to 100000.
CAPITAL s., 5000, land mortgage bank OF
Northwestern America Qimited), OF
London. England. loans money on i'm
delays; money always on hand: CORES
pondence solicited. Harwood Morgan,
manager once room G Haller block.
Address letters p. o. box "a.