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Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-COFFEE-Options
opened steady at l0d2o points decline, on the
call 6. 0O9 bags sold. Market declined opening
under notices. rallied local covering and
outside orders again weakened closed steady at
unchanged prices To net decline OF 10 points
coffee. Rio dull; No, I, si,75, Mid. dull, Cor
dova SlS,00UiS so. Warehouse deliveries from
New York yesterday 10, go bags; New York
st ,ck $50, i5s bags; United States stock. $40 SO
bags; aioat for the United States. lss. 900 bags
total visible for the United States. b29 sig bags
against 50S $50 bags last year,
HANRE. Nov. 30.-Opened irregular and un-
changed at noon; closed unchanged 10 Af ad
vance: total sales. 5000 BAGS.
RIO. Nov 30-Dull NJ Ro si2.7j: exchange
gNd: receipts, IL O0D bags; cleared for the United
States, e,0oo bags; for Europe, loo bags; stock
gliG00 bags.
SANTOS Nov. 80 .-Queti good average SAN
tas Slj receipts 1000 bags stock, 421 600 bags.
HAMBll RG, Nov. Sl-Steady at AgH pfg de-
cline; sales, 1900 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
NNtTHRt Tot
IL years. S0o,6Oi 667. 40 736. 35S 469.
Average for IL years. 1885 50 3Oi
DRY GOODS ACTIVE

Some improvement Is noted In the volume
of business doing In the dry goods line, and
the trade for the past week was of very
satisfactory character. The cooler weather
has been favorable to the trade in winter
goods, and much better demand has been
developed.
There has been no material change In the
market for staple cottons during the past
week. In brown sheetings and drills quota
tions are without change. but the ten
dercy has been somewhat in the favor OF
buyers in some directions. Goods in the
woolen and worsted departments remain
unchanged.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The shoe business is exceedingly active
in the local iobbing houses and merchants
who have all along held back from buying
awaiting lower prices, are now sending in
by statesmen or through the mails good
sizable orders. 1t has, In fact, been a great
created a sharp demand. and found retail
ers generally with small stocks on hand
Every jobblng house in the city has been
rushed with orders, and an immense guam
tity of goods have been shipped into the
country The trade In rubber goods espe-
cialy was active and large proportion of
the orders received were marked rush"
The market continues just about steady on
all lines
IN THE LINE OF HARDWARE.
The week under review has brought forth
very little of general interest to dealers In
hardware, The volume OF trade was very
satisfactory. and the general conditions
were satisfactory to local iobbers. The
market did not show any material change
In the matter OF quotations.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

AS many complaints are coming to the Chicago
Board OF Trade showing that persons in ending to
deal in grain and provisions through members of
the Board and subject 10 It's rules and regua-
tions misled into dealing with persons or
firms who have no connection with this Board
the public is cautioned against dealing with such
persons firms, and is notified that GEORGE
T.. STONE Secretary. Will answer any inquiries
as to whether any particular person or firm is
a member of such hoard.
GEORGE +. STONE Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Cotton Market,

NEW ORLEANS. NV. 80 o-CoTToN-Easy;
m.ldling, S-l6c; low middllng, i-lGc; good
ordinary. TAc; net receipts. 15T5l bales; gross
l6 ai5 bales exports, to Great Britain 6eI9 bales
q France, 500 bates: TO tho continent 900 bales,
cuAstwlsr, l,3ss bales; sales. s.so0 bales: stock
a13 ia6 hai-s
MEM YORK, Nov. 50. COTTON -Dun mid.
ding. a-l6c net - slpts none gross si2 bales
exIars. TO F,nnoe. so bales; to the continent iOs
ha,ss; forwarded. l37 bales: ssles. none: stock
l0d S0s bales. futures closed steady; sales 500
hates; January. ss.ss: February. ssA: March,
ss.sa; April, $50; MAY. stT; June. $50: July.
s. al: August. S. "a. pctnber, k.&: December
$50; spot closed dull; middiing upiands. si6c;
niildling sulf. l3-lGc; sales. none
dlinE sac: sal-s. leo bales; receipts sos bales
shpmgE;s. s.a9a bales; stock. 81. $50 baies
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week and Month Close with Fairly Liberal
Receipts Of All Sorts
CATTLE TRADE SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE
Usual saturday Indifference Manifest
ON All sidcs-iIogs Firm Up
and Advance n Nickel Under
Competition.
SATtrRDAy Nov 40.

Receipts and shipments FOR the past
twenty-four hours, as compared with the
previous six days are as follows:
RECEIPTS
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Frisco Wheat Quotations.
MAY IMPORT THE XAFFIR CRAZE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. o.-wHEAT-Inac-
centals.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

On the Proinc, exchange today the butter mar
ket was firm: creamery, l7@22xc; dairy ll@
20c. Eggs. frm: l3d2lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
New York weekly Bank Statement,
LiyerDOoI Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3O.-WHEAT-Spot steady
demand moderate; No. red winter. 5s 2d No. 2
red spring. stocks exhausted: No. l hard
Manitoba 5s Id; No. l California. 5s Sd; futures
closed steady, unchanged from yesterdays clos
ing prices; business about equally distributed;
December, 5s 2Ad: January. 5s Sd; February,
IS sNd; March. 5s 4Ad April, 5s md May.
SIS 5Ld
CORN-Spot steady; American mixed, IS 3lad
futures closed steady unchanged from yester-
December, 3s sad January. 3s 2!sd; February
SIS 2lad; March, IS 2led April, IS Esd; May
Is 2Ad.
, FLOUR-Market steady; demand moderate ST.
Louis fancy winter, u.s.
PROVISfONS-Bacon, easy; demand moderate;
Cumberland cut, 2S to 80 lbs, S0s; short ribs
2s lbs, 32s; long clear, light IS to 4j lbs, 2Ss Cd
long clear. heavy, So lbs, 2Is Cd; sh ort clear
backs light, Is lbs, 2Ss: short clear middes
heavy So lbs 27s: clear bellies, IA to l6 lis, 34s
Hams short cut, IA to 16 lbs Ais. Tallow, fine
North American, nominal. Beef, extra India
mess 73s; prime mess, SIS Cd. Pork. prime mess
fine western, 53s Sd; medium. 46s Sd. Lard, dull;
prime western, 27s Cd; refined, in pals. 2ss Cd
CHEESE-Steady: demand moderate; finest
American, white, 44s; finest American. colored
45s =,
BUTTER-Finest United States, 95s; good. Cos
LINSEED OIL-2Os Cd
PETROLEUM-Refined Sad. -
REFRIGERATOR BEEF-Forequarters, Sgd;
''isI BLEACHiNG PowDER-Hardwood f. o. b.
Liverpool, f7.
HOPs-At London Pacfic COAST e. los.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
bpuds were as follows:

Boston stock Quotations.
BOSTON, Nov. 3D.--Cail loans. $50 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
New York Mining uuotntions.

silver bars. 67tsc. Mexican dollars, 54S S55c.
Drafts, sight 2lc; telegriphtc 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Foreign Financial AhFnirs.

BERLIN, Nov. 30.-Exchange London
days sight 20 marks 4SlA pfg.
PARIS Nov. S0.-Thrce per cent rentes. 10Of
95c for the account. Exchange on London 2jf
20hc for checks.
money and the account, lO67s. Gold is quoted at
Buenos Ayres today at 222; Madrid 1852; Lisbon.
&c; ST. Petersburg, so: Athens, Il; Rome l0Il2l2
Vienna, l03. The amount of bullion gone Into
the Bank of England balance today is 1856. 600.
New York Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: Reserve de
crease, 1881 $50: loans decrease 81 S0O specie
decrease. S1s4 00 legal tender decrease 1874 200
deposits decrease, 81, GOO circulation increase
$500 The banks hold SIG Sl2, l50 in excess
of the requirements of the % per cent rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

Snn Ernnci.cn Mining 0nntntIons.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. SO.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks toily were as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

steady
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

NEW YORK. Nov. SO.-rho following ara tho
closing mining quotations:
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London stock 0uotntions.

LONDON, Nov. 30 y. m. closing:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

offered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

Mass. for sie.500 which IL about thc
highest price ever patti for dog lte
was brought 70 this country on the TIM
hris. in February. iS9t. and remained iu
Meiroso for some time when AIR sears
cold him 80 w. =. Eciek az This city In
fsas. when Mr. Reick disposed 81 hlS ken
mel. Sir Bc'iiVere was sold u e. \ Pratt.
OF latte Rock. Ark. the owner q. lhc
Argyle kennels.
In color Sir Eoaiverc was orange. Ntth
perfect white markings and jense black
shadings, lie was gentle ard aHr.-tonato
In disposition and gifted ta a remarkable
degree with the charsrteftsftc iuttili-
genee or the 81 Bernar1 fii- pc.tcrre
showed blue h1cod extending taroush s,,-
eraI generatio % canine ancestry
Sir Redivercs career on the bench.
with possibly one or two serepffnrs vaz
an endless round of triumphs After d g
first appearance as a puppy N~n wHz
offered for him and refused An sfIi-
tonai S5f1 was finally ofrere3 art
when that failed - move he owner the
same gentleman offered - Nivc S'auoi
for the pun Eut even this proved I'm
efeetnai untn Mr Sf8re naalty yrrurr 3
him sor America hy ratiuE So -o' VhUe
(, has frequently hren stated thaf S.r
reavero WIS never beaten ju the show
ring. this Is an error. as on MS Nery Htst
appearance In the rt-E when he VAS ru-
tered tn the novice pugry rftSs ar War
wick. England Prince Begeea VINO was
sfterward Imported % thts country ar,f
died here. tefeaict him Art-r,sa~.i
when Mr.. Reick owned hifo ais kenocl
companion. Princess Ff7rau-e. " as
placed over him IN "a special class Far +h,
best roUgh-coatcd dog tn tse show Trts
decision. however WAS nat endorsed ~
good Judges Whn SEEN s}4ere3 str frtf.
vere the eeat dog az his breed ever
shown.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

RAMAfFE-At ne family residence IRE
rent. Seattle Wednesday May I. 4sse.
Of tyrVssla,h4 Pneumonia William SaEEase =
aged - Yeas.
Z EFsTLIN--At me ESwers aos1sss. sssAI-
tie wednesday. May !. Ike. o. con
st.rzr.%cu. -. Be-Zf3n. a native O N0F-
7@y. age4 = years
WILL AAfSsDN-At the Famous ioaE1Ts
house. Commercial street.. seattle, ~ Sd
Tsas6ay. Ma J. 1ss5. % kck1aE y iflle.
sea ~ Mr. AMI Mrs. Wsl4I NtlAafl-
ren azs5 years
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kne~ here AZ tire cfab az soiiT OH
Sport. has beer for years leading > Goa-
Bio ufe
Yea Hognlsr Csxelte1iys-w'hx. hozr's
,hstg
C&n8serly-T happened 20 BE called 70
BROOKLYN on business last week. and
met hiHa face % face on a resilient street.
pushing a Eshy carriage.
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DEATH or SIR BEDlyERE.
He Was Americas Greatest RonGh-
Coated IT. BernaIsi.

New York sun
Sir Bedivere. the champion 81. Der
nara. died OF gastritis at the Pratt ken
nels Little Rock, Ark. April Is
Sir Bedivere. who was bred by Thomas
Green. a druggist of Wailasey. Cheshire
England. was undoubtedly the finest
specimen OF the rouEh-coated ST Ber-
nard ever sent into show ring lie was
seven years old and measured - inches
at the shoulder. while he weighed about
Els pounds. In fS9i. when three years old
he was sold 10 =. II. Sears. of Melrose
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
state or Washington. IN and for ~
county ~ King J. Bidmead Wngns
plaintiT. va. Eusan r.. Byrne. J9nn Z.
Rvrne. husband and wife: the sea'lls
Hardware Company. corporsnoaa.
No 1851 -.
Under and BY virtue Of an order OF sais
and special execution. issued out OF %
above named court. In the above shtILisi
action. and 20 me directed and delVei,ss...
I have duly levied upon the foiIoNhssS
Described real property. situated 10 sa'a
King county. Washington. to-wit' rn.-
Lot three % To block I'VE 90 oi h en-
TONS addition 10 the city Of Seattle "a
cording 20 the recorded plat thereof. 80 n
property being situated In the coHn'!
king ard state 81 Washington. -,
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen. 80 -.
on Friday the 81 day Of May lr9. a. az ~
hour OF ten o'clock a. N. Of said asS'.s.
me front door Of the court house. W. 80
CITY Of Seattle In said King eVasy Al
will sell the above described propsfy' -
public auction. 10 the highest piloei' -
cash .,.t fsg
At. VAN DE YANTkK. sn- -----
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring di-play advertise
merits changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy ~ O'Clock Saturday 10 N
sure change - -
PosT-INTELLIGENC CO
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Advertisements under the head OF 1Sost,
Found For Sale For Rent and Sltua'iotas
Wanted viii De inserted al tne rats =.
cent = word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements -
ce!yed for less than 3 cents.
NoTTrEThe business orT~r OF the
post-Inteliigencer IS open sntii II .. m
Sunday hours A. n. 10 ,. N CIassi-
fed advertisements viii - received Up -
this time.
Advertisements Will De received Al
branch Offices Of the Post-Inteliigencef az
TACOMA PrTREsIr-Ifls Pacific avenue,
81 NJ Ma'ffson. Manager
PRT. TOWNSEND-French & Springer.
BEIIINGHAHM BAY RtREAC-NeW
whatcorn. corner Holly and Canoe streets
O II. Culver, Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
~ fEfS nf3ra
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Count Won Reventlow Danish minister
at Washington city. has been appoint 81
minister for Denmark n Rome. NJ
Brun. secretary Of the Danish legation al
Paris succeeds Reycntlgw at Washing
ton city.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL NORTHERN
y g NiiiiaTns. San Francisco.
" C'Brssn Tacoma
g. " szait8. PorzA an4.
J r Eox. czfy.
- =. Foalxes. saa Francisco.
IL :. 6a4Etesez. ely
4 " Agyey, Tzc8ns
81 Frazer. Porftand
rsok WsikeSon. Hamilton
Rector, Olympia.
y J McFsalau. Tacoma
J - Ea&nnin, &eN York
y - D0toa1er. city
u. + MeGfuiey. TaDonEa
" krllv, Spokane
j. Mcf'oFEnscg, Vallejo
J y h..5saEsis vaneouver. p. C.
y II Parker, Nanstruo =. G.
Sis. f10gsn. Nex York
HOTEL DII.LEzR.
J g Mosiae. C0snopolis
John Connet1y. Saoho~gTlsa.
" J. Carosnter. Minneapolis
tsronEe Hart. Cisalady
1iieF LITTLE. AihanE. Or.
y. p Whitman. OLYMPIA.
H. T. Wallsre. Portland. Or.
J. johnson. New York.
! +, Boyd sidney
: AHitbany ard aife. san Francisco.
-. Bell. Tacoma
v Dana. Portland
y u. BTosH. NarW York.
Irs = .,aau1nseerlans9. snohon'ish.
Jehu Holmes. MeMurray.
u . Campbell Mount vernon.
joan n Stroke Kansas city Ao.
y " Robert sp1 and Ntfe. Kingston.
EAEz Mobile SeWyeF. HcnEta.
:. Lklus. Minneapolis
Mrs r. Hell. Minneapolis.
4. y. Harris. san Fra nc8sco.
Nrs- Annie Phillips Mount Vernon
Miss Katie S@ihon. san Francisco.
Mrs. A TurnbBH Black Diamond.
u. =. Icons. Cherry Valley.
r. W. Ferris Mount Vernon.
.. II. Nernei. GAINESVILLE. Ind.
Hugh Ross. Port Gamble.
y. 4. Peterson. Florance.
J NJ. Har1. t-tsahdy
". II. Hsafon. Mercer Slough
HOTEL BUTLER.
J.. l. Ganiette. Whatcogn.
", +. JamisoB. GreenSbugg Pa.
4 NJ. Sloan. Greensburg Pa
r. :. JanKIsou, tr.. Gree Hsburg. Pa.
J. II offUtt, GTeensburE. Pa.
r.. Galley. san Francisco.
" II Alexander port lard
Charles r Fly. 81. Louis
4 ", Mackenzie. Portland
J =. Reed. 81 L<,uis
5. NJ Eugs. Portland.
Charles Freeman. London. F4lgland.
Mrs T. kafz. Tort Townsend.
H. ". Davis Cape Town :. A.
r. Mcfarland. Everett.
George r. Smith. Tacoma
q y. Gordon. New York.
Charles r. Warner. Tacoma-
John Kangley. StreatOr. III.
T.. &. Miilett Chai1aEs.
John Ifohs0n. Chehalts.
Thornton frGidsby. Everett.
.. a Bet'es. city,
T.. ST. Lane W'hatcom.
e. A. Matson AMI wife. Wenatchee-
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Only tiS, - remains 70 10 falHt@l 10
complete the half million gagsiay reauiT-
Ell TO ensure the construction ~ the
pnpIth canal and a fuaa effort r. being
made nv inc commit tesss 70 complete the
amount this week.
The work ~ the appra4senen' commit
tee has been considerably retarded by the
failure Of some aeveniy~tHO subscribers
To ssersd IN their contracts and subsidy
notes These deiiDqusnts are urgently 70
auested 20 attend "a this matter a. once
IN order so hasten the completion Of the
work
JOHN Burns signed his Tfote yesterday
for 81 COO his subscription having already
been published AMI sigBined his Intention
Of adding TO Il n the subsidy was not
rais.~f Within a very short time Charles
Pearson, 81 Tacoma. sent a gili-e~1gf'1
note Cor $50 John y Terry and John NJ
Lyon each increased their former sub
sacrtptions yesterday BY 800 each. John
and William Campbell. OF the FOR, Blake
ley Mil Company. gent 500 through the
National Bank Of Commerce, making a
total of sii.op0 subscriptions sent In
through this hank.
Thomas a Bain. by accident, was left
out Of published list: So
John Drew should have been Thomas
Drew, siun
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W ANTED-En ergettc young Eastern
business man desires partner - Join
him IN business enterprise IN California
s. eo 20 S7ns1 required. references given
ana required. Address y. y. Post-ln-
teif'ga-1rar.
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STORAGE.

STOODARD e. BROWN STORM. - - -
pany; dry storage In brick buiiaihs'
duced rates. once. Burke buiiaihs.
sToRAGE-lIo South Second street ). -
Eeadman.
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quickly. Over . ooo private enao-semen's-
fnernatGTpnesS means iIauotenry a The first
s'aSc- IL IS symptom of stIu.nal weakness
n0d oa-Tvnnc~s- Il can Be Stopped Ia ~ dsys
h. The rlse a Enslya1.
The req discovery was made ~ THE :. ss''al-
ists NJ fhe old famous hucsoa Aedicai insti;gts.
II = tie sfHnnEfSs ~isAllErr made. II Is very
psW sFfGl bat kafUissS Sat fog 81 ~ pack
zro efs g&ck&Ess for s. 30 tT an sealed hCxesA
Written guarantee sfvru foF care. ] YOU tssy
SIX boxes ana are pot eutirvly cured. slx more
wiiI ~ sent to YEA frsss 81 ail changes
ssead ser ctFraiar~ sud O., tlraonsAls AffrCSs
s'FtD3o~ MEDICAL INSTITUTES
June stcn Stockton. Market ard Ellis
streets. san Francisco. Cal
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LEG AL NOTICES.
NOTICE or sHERIFF"s SALEM THE

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
superior court of the state of Wash.
ington. for the county OF King.
The Oregon Mortgage Company, limit
ed. a corporation. plaintiff. VS.. Perry d.
Vincent. Jane Vincent. his wife; Marsoa
w Smith and Addison Smith, her hHs-
band: John Campbell. George Dalpa!.
Eugene Roy and Albert Dalpay, co-part-
ners doing business under the firm name
and style Of Dalpay, Roy a. Co., ard
John Campbell. defendants. No. is.2H.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of
sale and special execution. issued out Of
the above named court, In the above en-
titled action and 20 me directed and De-
livered. | have duly levied upon the FOL.
lowing described real property. situated
I'm said King county Washington. to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter and the south half OF the south
east quarter Of section twenty-three t2sl
and the northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-siX t26), all IN
township twenty-six t2sb north OF range
five 90 east, containing l60 acres. to-
gether with all and singular the tene-
nents. hereditaments and appurfenances
thereto belonging, or In any wise apper-
Notice is therefore hereby given that
on Friday. the 18th day OF April. lSsa, At
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
at the front door OF the court house, IN
the city OF Seattle. In said King county,
] will sell the above described property
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated this. the 9Th day OF March, 1886.
A T. VAN DE VANTER. Sheriff.
NOTICE OF SHERrFF'S SALE.-In me
superior court Of the state or Wassning.
ton, for the county OF King. CananA
Settlers Loan and Trust Company
Iimtef, a corporation, plaintiff. Va
Charles Blomquist. Anne ASpaas. =. ~
AGpaas her husband. John w Gnar-
ton, j. r. Malan Security Savings oanx
n corporation. and III. RI. A. HastfntA
as recsiver Of the sc gnrsty Savings DefA
defendants No. ~ 0i6
Under and by virtue OF an order or sac
and special execution. Issued out OF .hs
above named court, IN the above ef1iaussa
action. and TO me directed and DELIVERED
] have duly levied upon the following a.
scr'ibed real property situated IN san
X ug county. Washington, TO wit.
Lot numbered two (2l fn block nunfoes'esa1
two O. - Valentine addition 10 me c..l
of Seattle, according 70 the official -.
thereof a. recOTTied In volume Z OF plats
on page II In ne Office ~ the county 49,
ditor ~ sai4 King county, together wa
all and singular the teTemeuts, here1asa-
Irfnts AMI sppurtena noes rherf'to Deioaae
ing or appertatning.
Notice g therefore hereby given that 50
Friday. the TN lay % June. ls9s, az t1s
hour ~ 10 o'clock a. n. Of sam day. =.
the front door Of the court house, IN ~
city OF Seattle. IN sad King county !
viii sell the above described properly -. =.
public auction. 10 the highest bsidef, JOE
cash
Dated this 2sh day ~ April lsa5;
A. T. VAN De VAN,rEKS
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n--lh.. Ninr,.las.-. n.,nths.

In order - SECURE correct irserttoa %
notices aussr these headings. the same
Should - ief' az ine business oH3-es %
tnis ser No charge Is made fer such
rati<rs
F4nsrtf Notices resolutions - other
Sfeeelat auset % lrrl'e uts a .lf ~ charged AZ
she rA>e * % cents rer ne each lnser-
rnsr- rN-rel.r-l.iENl-ER %
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WANTED F8rst-class waist inisher;
none other need apply. ZIG Washington
building Front street.
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WANTED-A girl for house work 300
Rainier street. between Yesler and Jack
son street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

WANTED-Nurse girl: good home "a
proper girl. Apply lie Columbia street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02
FIVE THOUSAND MORE
South Canal Subsidy Coming
Near the Goal.
IT STILL LACKS OVER SIG. 900.
The CarnpiscIis of BsaLeley Give 81 600
Each-A Taconsn Ola tho List
The ApprnI5enent-

esfsEcrl2stous 20 the sgfFasfy % 80. 600
~ -he SEATTLE ard Lake Washington y a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARCANA LODGE. No s.. F. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays Of each month.
G. e. PATTEN. ". NJ.
A 6. CrRBS. Sec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

ertN. close in preferred German Amer
team Investment x Guarantee Company
Ncsler building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

WANTED \ good girl for general house
work Norwegian preferred. Mrs. May
Keisan. 1910 Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

y ANTi1I1-Bsookly property. vacant
ie.~ also improved PR perry. have a
unuetr OF partners. Jaecb Miller. as
Bailey
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

ED-Experienced prospector as
partner 10 60 TO the Yukon mines viii
stand the most OF the expense. Apply
al Cliff house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

W ANTEp--Young girl 10 care for baby
1927 Hyde street, Renton addition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

WANTED We havc purchasers for fret
class w.aiag property. developed. Don
iAue & Akin, 35 t'Ner-Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02

WANTED -ItoHee enI I7t from S30o "a
$40" og Madison or Queen Anne. I,oni-
han 4 Akin @5 Cherry.