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Made Yankee = coin +, : cans 3 IA,

WINDSOR, Ont, Sept. Thomas
Ryan and Ed Weaver, counterfeiters,
were arrested here Thursday night. A
search of their apartments revealed
molds for coming American dollars
and quarters, q quantity Of metal, q
melting pot and other equipment
necessary for making spurious coin. A
few counterfeit quarters and dollars
were also found. The men are said to
be members Of gang who have a
large and well-equipped den some
where nearat the city =
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ssSoMET1MEs,', said Uncle Eben, ssyoh
KANT intiahly trus' er man dat keeps talkin'
bout de beauty oh honesty. Hit soun's too
much es eff he Wus argyin's wit hisse'f. ~
Washington Star. Il
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THE barber neatly moved his lawn
Aud said, when he was through:
Shall put little sea foam on,
Or give you shampooa"
indianapolis journal.
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ure in the quest. At last he meets her
She is coming out Of theatre. He
touches her sleeve. No word is spoken
then, but, as if by mutual instinct
they enter tie nearest cafe.
Five minutes later he has said:
81 have always loved you. You be
long to me. Since you say your hus
band is dead, you are NINE"
''But you have no money" glancing
at his shabby clothes.
II can earn it, he pleads. "a mar
who loves as do can fail in moth
ing"
The next day they were married by
aapriest of the Greek church. Was il
love or gratitude that prompted the
woman, upon her third brief meeting,
to grant SO much?
The priest. gazing after them as they
departed, murmured:
II have united goddess and hero. .
IN. Y. Journal.
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A Born Gallant.

A Detroit home has among its lares
ct penates a small boy who will be a
Chesterfield in point Of manners al
least, if given half chance. He has
great admiration for his mother,
and yet there are times when she is
compelled to punish him. Such a
thing occurred the other day.
Now" she said after she had con.
cluded vigorous spanking for will.
fulness, II hope you have changed
your mind"
No, mamma, . he sobbed, 81 always
said I'd rather be spanked by you
than kissed by any other lady in town
and / think SO yet. =" Detroit Free
Press
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KENNETH (aged three, very tired by q
long walk -..M Mamma, my shoes are getting
new again.
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No MAN is good who has come to the con-
clusion that he is good enough.-Ram's
Horn.
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FRESHNESS and purity are impaired to th
#s Har b gna WRs Sulphur Ta So Soap
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-06
THE First Ark Light. IN oah was the first
electrician. He made the arc light on Mount
Observation-Disclosures Record.
wb.n yis,t,n, zimmerman.

Stop at HOTEL N1coLLEr, the central, first
Electric cars. to all parts of city, and to st.
Paul, pass the. door. Rates, 200, 81. 80 and
$500 per day; suites Of rooms with baths,
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HEALTH, comfort and happiness abound
in homes where ssGarland" Stoves and
Ranges are used
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Found Dead in : Cornfield.

ST.. CHARLES, Ill, Aug. 81. son Of
A. ]. Nichols, while pulling weeds in a
cornfeld mile from town, found the
decomposed body of q man. "a silver
watch and some money was found on
the body, and a revolver with one
chamber loaded, lay near by. It is UNI
doubtedly 9 casesof suicide. The body;
is thought to be that OF q Chicagoan
who was visiting here and who has
been missing for q month.
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THOUSANDS are drowned by getting in the
swim Chicago Herald.
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6 Among the Ozarhs. .

The Land Of Big Red Apples, Is the title OF a.
Is handsomely illustrated with views Of South Missouri
scenery. including the famous Olden fruit farm Il
5000 in Howell County 1t pertains entirely "a
southern slope Of the Ozarks, and will prove of great
value, not only to fruit growers but to every armes
and homeseeker In other States looking for farm and
1 home. Mailed free.
Address J. E. LOCKWOOD. Kansa, City, Mo.
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DESPERATE Clara You'd you accept
an apologyan Mamie - Yes, anything, if it
only looked like man. Truth.
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SCANDAL IN THE 400.
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt to Begin Proceed
ings for Legal Separation.

Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt to Begin Proceed
ings for Legal Separation.
New YORK, Aug. 81 Reports from
Paris are to the effect that Mrs. Will
liam K. Vanderbilt is about to make
application for divorce. If she does, she
will ask for an allowance of $780,,
900 year, the custody Of the children
and the three homes which the fam
lily occupies at different seasons of the
year. The white marble palace at
Newport, that cost 100000, was
decided to Mrs. Vanderbilt some time
ago. The husbands relations to Nelly
Neustretter, well-known woman in
Paris, are said to be the immediate
cause of Mrs. Vanderbilt's impending
action, though other women will
doubtless be dragged into the case as
CORRESPONDENTS
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3 BR1aHr people don't spend all their time
rejecting syracuse Courier. "A
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Took Thousands 81 ballots.

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 8 III. o. Abbott
was nominated for congress by the
democrats 81 the Sixth Texas diatriots
Ion the 8,ggsth ballot.
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price 75c.
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A Man and Wife Saturated with BlaziL
A n1,rI

a NAAn anu VIE S6CuTaGSu WIFI OAnAAA..sts
Alcohol
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 3.--On FRI
day morning a fire started in the labo-
ratory of Farr & Brightman, manufac-
turers Of fluid extracts, etc, by the
overheating of case of alcohol, caus-
ing it's vapor to ignite. The burning
fluid was thrown upon the garments
of George r. Newland and his wife,
Mrs. Newland. and at once enveloped
them in flames. Before the fire could be
extingnished Mrs. Newland was se-
verely and probably fatally burned,
and Mr.. Newland was badly burned on
the right hip, the lower part of the
abdomen and both hands and arms as
far as the elbows Wallace French
and Oscar Guernsey, employed in the
laboratory, sustained severe burns on
their hands and arms in saving Mr..
and Mrs. Newland from death in the
flames The building was but slightly
damaged
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FATALLY BURNED.

The commission then adjourned
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J. T, CoNLEY,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent,
st. Paul, Minn,
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LOSSES TO THE ROADS,

yuTOuSu Gu0 SGrlKe - nave D6ou assured Dy 3
number OF railroad officials that the protection
OF the police was all they needed General
Superintendent Sullivan, of the Illinois Cen
trail, President Thomas. Of the Western In
diana, and superintendent Ashby, OF the Union
Stock Yards & Transit company, have all con-
graduated the city authorities on the conduct
OF the police and the management OF the dis
turbanceS. s8 q
s'In all the evidence produced before the
commission, so far as could discover, ] have
seen no instance where charge has been made
against the city police that they have failed to
do all that could have been expected of them.
! suppose Mr.. Egan might have made some
complaint but he was continually putting the
police force to unnecessary trouble and effort
by alarms OF violence where there were nome .
Would you say Mr.. Mayor, that the police
had shown no sympathy for the.strikers or had
not let their sympathy influence their con-
duct?'' 55ss
II would not like to say the police had no
sympathy with the strike. Doubtless some Of
them had. am free to say that so far as the
strikers at Pullman were concerned was in
sympathy with them myself. What Il do mean
to say is that no policeman let his sympathies
keep him from doing his full duty during the
strike so far as have been able to discover
The police were on duty for ten days without
going home They lived at their posts or at
the stations, and think they did all that
could have been expected Of them. y
The mayor told about the failure OF his eff
forts to secure arbitration or other settlement
Of the trouble. AJuly II the witness had ac-
companied MayUr Pingree to call on Mr..
Wickes, Mr.. Runnells and Mr.. Brown, but they
persisted in their statement that there was
nothing to arbitrate.j On July IS came the
communication from Eebs and Howard to the
general managers which the mayor agreed to
take to the general managers.
II took It to their headquarters and found
ayers did not wish to consider any commute
cation coming from those men. He said, how
ever, that since had brought it he would con-
suit the members OF the association personally.
He did, and the result was letter returning
the communication ass
ut has been intimated that I protested
against the presence in the city Of federal
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CITY NOTICES.


NOTICE or ASSESSsfFssST R9Ls.s--.se.r.
tice OF assessment roll u ige.' s.-szrsss
ment district No s. for TIE sss-~<.s
meng Of kennev street, Under es@r-
No. ASH and hearing theresa .s.sss
Notice is hereby given tnAI ans .easpsfs
ment roll % local s,,s-sge
district No. rs. fer the iq r,.a
Tnent OF keBney street from 10
street cor EeTui ngtcn avsnaeI Is
sen street. under ordinance Nc, Ssbtf
been reported BY the board
works 70 the city council or tls -
Seattle and IS now On tie - -
Of the city clerk and the safns ses
open for public inspection az - l..~~ ~
ami VIII remain open for iasps syg ~
III Monday tire 9Th day q 3asa.11s,s5rs =
az O'Clock 2. m. and al =, serf i
terested are hereby redalfs3 y s2sss,es ,
before the city cogncil II JOINT a n Z
be held in tire council ctianes-.ss - -
It'll day OF January 1895. az Q - = all
and make objections taeret95a @sssnss
time 50 fixed tns c9uGcil va ~ VI
any and all objections Faas~ - q
make such corrections IN sd41 s.e. y
deems Just. and wiI then - .ss<s.tf
amount OF such cost ASSESSED fras
street crossings (which shall % 80 "a
the general road fund Of ire s s.,s -
viii then hv ordinance apVF9s- - ssFfsx
ara Levy and assess the Srfasa.a - ssess
against each parcel ard let q - So 5st
in said roll. and declare tns .zsssrszs
thereon. sad matter may e - cif
council =. = Sft Sssssfss
city CLERK ~ the City q .l 49,
Date Of FIRST publication b'sss'-
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Advertisers asxsrsrx 6tsuiag advertise
merits cnanEea sox fase sEHaag Issue Ha'1ss
a@nA 81 ropy ng ! o.eloeA SatureaE g in-
eare charge.
PosT. f<TEtTaesENcER co.
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Advertisements ufs6er the hal - Lest
T08sa Fcg sale. Fer Hsat. aoa : tpssiofs
Wanted Will r. Eassrted - fhe rate &
eeft i 2crs each &1seFti1n. Gss zseut al
wsys IN adgsnee. No advertisements re-
eesxe4 Ter less thar = esHtx
%oTTf'E-The t7s3nega Office 81 ere
fsna1 sfieenrer IS open until Il ?. N.
gunsay honrs. r. n. 20 3 =. n. C1assl-
ffe5 adVeg slseszenfa xill be received up 70
this time.
Advertisements vii Re received 81
hfanch Offices AZ tie T'osf-inteil4gene<r Al.
TACOMA 81 RIA t5--ggts fsaelue avenue.
Tfsensas Narlnfanz Manager.
Ts<T TOW y Nfs French & Springer.
HEE4.INGHAM BAY BEKEAT~Ssw
vhafcsui. corner Holly and Canoe streeta-
O. II. Culver. Manager.
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SPECIAL REQURt

The People Of Seattle Nhv
wish me 10 come down
their ehimneys this year
will please use only oil.
man coal. I've got . ne
suit, and don't wsii' y
dirty il, and Gilman eeaiD
the best anyway.
Santa CIaB
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wNNran rAnrNxn.

non SAFE ffakeFe ass~r a s,,es hs,s8-
nssA va SEA 81 81 BAR inttFssE. wtA
teAe halt "a trs4e ApEiV NeN A8ttes
Store, kgS1l street. Seattle.
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- k<-~s'~~sA AS1~&e -1s 1IJfs
FINANCIAL
MONEY To LOAN for sAevt size on
<ss-es1se sec1rsty- l. y. P-eSnalL -
Halter block
WASTED-Ap Applications Tor a few. small
toanS AZ RON ~ SEATTLE NaTsoraA Bank
LoANS-Appsieati fer loans wanted:
eaiy absolutely csolee real estate sssln-
~ cezS.cere1- T. II. WfeStlfz1g. rom
Al New YORK building
WRIGHT BROS -Money 10 loan on first-
sass improved property. a. hofAe
EAPTTAE. g. saanRa-rsand Mortgage Bank
North Western America. Id. losns non-
OF IMPROVES CITY sra faE,
attic Harwco1 Morgan. Manager. r
O. Box -
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN. Herbert
a SMALL arnount Of private money 70
loan- Room SIS Bailey building
BONDS. stocks. warrants and loans. Ger
mana rasrlcan Investment * Guaranty
Co. Yeslsr building.
WARRANTS wanted. all kinds: money
% loan. Wm. D. Perkins Co. Colt
stein block
s0rancs agents. Horton bank oa1lGing-
MONEY LOANED on furniture. pianos
aud other securities without removal.
conaleniial Room i. go Second street
PRIVATE MONETARY amount TO loan
On ehattels. 10 Dexter Horton bank
building.
PRIVATE MONEY on real estate. ap-
proved securities. $50 and upwards.
Glorious. Epler block
PRIVATE MONEY to loan on any good
security; warrants bought Room IL
MONEY To LoAN-EquitabIe Building.
Loan and Investment Association. room
81 New York block
MONEY LOANED on pianos. furniture.
without removal. real estate other Sc
curities- Seattle Mortgage Company. 2o7
Cherry street. near Second
STATE. county, school and city warrants
oI Washington purchased CTuthers &
Morris sos Chamber Of Commerce. Port
PRIVATE MONEY 10 loan in amounts
OF s2s 20 500 on good city property.
stoddard & Brown Burke building
WARRANTS-An kinds OF warrants
wanted. l. p. Taylor. Yesler building,
Front street.
MONEY LOAN oFFIcE-olaest es,sb-
HShment In the city: Uncle Harris loan
Office. sls Second street corner YeSIer
avenue: liberal advances on diamonds,
watches and 5ewelry. lowest rates.
MONEY LOANED on pianos. furniture,
etc; lowest rates: confidential. Ritten-
house. 80 HinekIey block
EASTERN AND DOMESTIC MONEY
for long time, also money for short
time loans. wm- P, Harper. No. Isl.
sguire-Latiner building.
MONEY LOANED on pianos, furniture
or any good security; strictly ccnfiden-
tiai. II Binnian & Co. se2 New York
building.
MONEY LOANED on pianos. furniture.
etc. Moore 4 Co, Alb Seattle National
Bank building.
wARRANTS-wante Warrants wanted.
r w Trounes. next to postoflce. Colo
NAL block
MORTGAGE LOANS on city property.
Jno z, porr 4 90. room A Bailey bldg
" AfikkANA - NA2tetl. al k4ltS- nlUllclpd1
bonds negotiated: short time loans. Juo.
p. Dorr & c.. room \ Bailey building.
r. NJ HURD. "a Pioneer building. Mort
gage loans
MONEY 10 loan. James Boutwell,. Bos-
ton block Telephone CO.
THE THOMAS INV. CO, Bailey build
ing. always have abundant money for
mortgage ioaHs at rates same as before
the panic always the cheapest money
IN town for desirable applications; city
property only, s. 600 TO s2o6 GO
PERSONAL.
LAMPS I.kMPSZWe are Headquarters
for Seattle: an elegant line Of cecorat-
ed lamps. fine cut glass cheap. ~ per
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F. CHRISTTANER-New and permanent
plano and organ warerooms al the Rial
10, Second and Madison.
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nurEorwx~r wANrxp-MALr.

WA&ft8e-A yuueH sg2u wa1ss vrvrS ~
aaV kt0.tt sFsea - t,fgish tfefusan sr.f
SH a&Hjaa AgasSs&ErsS $50 Th.r8 81,
EtaaFa f4
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WINTER & HARPER-Complete stock OF
musical instruments of every descrip-
ton Burke building. Second and Ma
rion streets.
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" IN f.it f'Hsitt1n IS tss1s -kerper cF
slerA ta Ggt eas eFss. rs - A.aeg man
81 er eHE- -kf3ocys A, care Pcs1-
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SHERMAN. CLAY & CO. dealers IN
high grade pianos and organs and ev-
ervthing in the music line. rs Second
street Hinckiey block.
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Acr~ss wA~rrp.

WAITED AEeHts every city s7Et g&S-
xsasA. zx Ike & ever seFgs L3ana-@ - amp
Fsms@eE and 4esxfNn@rs sesl4 A. stEfak
sse-g tasrk eee eTafe ard h4siress
sEzzn waists ore sr&fr4ts se-H zSs4 safsg-
pies NE EzafS -. - rcN nreaE rs-sltss -
IRE EBnefr nass Pure AsezrsnzE1s Co. tlrs-
cse11fE Dhs9.
SALESMAN WANTED - sell tze Eapfd
lisa zaseaT - 1he - zCies2ss &1A re-
tai tf&En Wasnss arr dries tnE dssneS
n tw8 as}EssteS ~8tnelE wEff4F4S tae
r14erss r. wax suH al sApe rs.
f4kT T0-lfscE. 70 n5e1 HsFk. E-Aa E'laA~
80 week. AssrHss " = HsrTss0A &
e.. Clerk ~. - Cei-srkzs. 0al0.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO FRIDGE COMPANY
Engineers ard Contractors bridge hulld-
ing. dredging. harboa improvements ard
general contracting. - Seattle Nation
al Bank building.
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LOST-Souse ere picked VI by mistake
package e far tides in our store
Saturday. Please return 80 owner can
have in tirne for CHRISTMAS Parfaf.
Hardware Co. 81 YsSler avenue
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NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Washington Nation
al bank Of Seattle for election OF direc-
tors, change OF bylaws and transaction
or any other business which may prop
cry be brought before IL. will be held
at It's banking house on Tuesday, JanG-
airy = 1885, at : o'clock 2. IN.
NJ. F. BACkUS. Cashier.
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II sTEUCTIOS.

ESTEUCTI0%-Ban guitar arS man
Golll; rapid progress guaranteed Club
Practtcs free Prof Sherry, Gel Burke
building
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zoo Bis EEY.

EENOVED-F. Anthony. book binder. re-
moved 70 Front street. fe4t Of Cherry
Kline & Rosenberg building. take the
elevator: perfect tat opening BLANK
books made 10 order.
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rnf~rossNs AND sUgexox-

DR.. R0NA ALENANnTR-
building. Telephone ss- @saaare
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of the First National bank of
Seattle viii be held at the office Of the
bank in Seattle on Tuesday. January
SIN 1Ss5. at s o'clock p. m. for the cleo
ton OF directors and such other business
as may properly come before the meet
ing.
l. TURNER. Cashier.
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ArsTFeFA-ssme a~ Gao Y0&r- rae1 70
Esesrta - private family. enezF 10
ssarh Nirth street
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Telephone Sas e'yoss M
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MONEY TO LOAN for ssevt tizse on
gsst-e>4Se sec9rsfy. l. n. P-esnaA. II
Halter block.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF The
Harrisoa-T Treat Company. Inc. OF Seat
tie, viii be held ar the Office OF the com
pany, No. Els Commercial street, Seat
tie. on Monday. January IL. 1895. at
o'clock p. IA. for the purpose Of elect
ing trustees for the ensuing year and
THANKSGIVING any other business THAI may
come before them.
C r TREAT,
Wee President
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ron sALE-IoDalNe uorsrS

kee~ sA{4sl-ts1e of tas nnast I-s1gsuE
Got12es "a ire essy. az racass occupied.
ese4f - oFsF ss-8 Per r,oaEh. fss{tsst iE-
kcSZ-l1tsLE seEcs-.
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" ASTEp-.Ap Applications for few small
toanS az roo.l 81 SEATTLE National Bank
h4siEI5-w
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rxtg SALE or ENCEA NSsEsA chosce
s1zn=te zszzl. excise 4cTeAss. S41er
sr1rr. Under EsEn el1sE1x1zaEzzs partner
wamzeE sn E~sxery store. Room -.
E.reg.ew haa.eA
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NOTICE OF ssIr -

NOTICE OF SALE or s-,--s-,-..l-..
Oreas Island Sruft C,ss,,,rss, - *
hsFehS given that AZ th1 ~. =
senee y the Superior sss,,,s.s 1Aase =
sea 1ses wash. en- the Ixh sss ss.ss
aEy As-sR as ten um aseBses e gas
proclaimed. W. - 80 - aflE -
ton the shares - tha -. - s'ssslAe -
Jas orcas Island Frat -. ssss8 :
loug.nE - the persons .s-~,--sssy L
80; tSr esslngleat aSsassFna1se e -
sale g be mafs Ia ire ps ..,Sssss ss<sssess
pas L nc ssess lnents due uzssa : No = s
expenses - advertising 80 ss.-ases asA ~
smallest number 81 shares - ~. ~ ~
No 81 Ekess. -
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BELLS, batteries. anuunciatorz. sreakf-y
tubes. electric light. bell wiring ard re-
pairs A a. Johnson. co Yesser avenue
tslephCns So
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ART

JESSIE ". ELLIOTT. studio room ct
Burke block
PROF. MAX MEYER. Artist on Non
GAYS ana Tuesdays gives three hour les
so1s Tor s. q. as sII1to IN tire Ratio.
JOHN SoGLEBERG-E -larginx a srA-
cialty- studies TOP aoor Pioneer build
ing elevator Euns TIL 2. m. visitors
invited
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annual meeting OF tire
stockholders Of the Puget Sound Nation
Al Bank of Seattle viii - haiS =, iss
banking house on Tuesday, January &
al p n. for the election OF directors
ana such other business as may come
before the meeting
r. V. ANKESY. Cashier.
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MONEY LOANED on furniture. pianos
aud other securities without removal.
confidential Room u 10 Second street
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NOTICE TO sToCKHOLDERs- an
King County Investment COMPANY Will
be held at the Office OF the coFnpa n.y.
SulliEen building. on Monday. December
q. 1874, az O'Clock p. m. for she pur-
pose OF eiecfing directors frw the e-
sung year and transacting any other
business thar may properly come before
thenl- Stewart E Smith. President.
John a. Whailey. Secretary.
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rhe following letters awas advertisers
SOCIETY NOTICES.

AfssANA LODGE. No. 81. +. and n ~.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays % each month.
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