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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF q. s. .LAND-Pul

SALE OF q. S. LAND-Pursuant
10 section 81 as I'll 1; 4 ktNlscd Statutes
OF the United States tie uhueIle Wiz
oIrer Tor sale a pLL.iC iiLctluD vi. W LD4>Eo-
DAY, DectuiDer l6. its0, "a .'tath p
m, on the premises. all the rieht, tilis
and interest ol TIE ttnled States III anu
TO all that certain lot or parcel OF krouha
known and described as 10 II IN ti6ch %, III
Howard Universe y SUI diylhtn ol u iaIIh
of John A. Smi IL, in the district OF Coiuin-
bia, together with the building anu I'm, if,
provemenaS thereon, formerly oWheu ny
George s. Balloch. Terms OF sale len
per cent Of amount bid TO be pald at time
the property is struck off, ana aiance oh
delivery OF deed. F. a. REEVE,
Solicitor OF the Treasury.
SELF ,oc1 5.pov1 8. .dec4& 1-6t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., AUC
TIONEERS.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF FuNsERvICEA;
BLEPR0PERTY YANDMATERIAL AT
THE MAIL io.t,s r.,l III MENT SHOTS,
NOS 79AND4s1 { STREET NORTH
WEST, WASHINGTON, u. q.
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY
FOURTH. Il 90. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A. Nj, will he sid at public auction, at
the government mail bag equipment siiops.
Nos. 479 and 4sl c street northwest,
quantity Of unserviceabie property, such
as 10000 lbs =, ute Heads with rings,
or less, l 300 lbs. Glrty canvas, more or
less, 1,50O lbs. Strings, more or less,
and other miscellaneous articles.
The right is reserved To accept or reject
one or all bids.
Terms of sale cash.
RUFUS B. MERCHANT,
Item Disbursing Clerk, +. o. Dept.
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wANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-By small family, a house
centrally located in northwest: owner
to accept board as part payment. table
supplied from the farm; city and country
WE have number of applicants for
houses renting from $50 to $3b per
month send US description of your vacant
house and you will be surprised how quick
We will rent 1t. TIMES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU. tt
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Dr.. Ledthermdn.

Specialist in all forms of private diseases
HydruceIc, NariCocele and Structure cured
Consultation free. Every day. 8 to IL, g
o ., Tues, Thurs. and Saturday evenings.
z To s. Coz st. NV Closed Sunday
DIR. YLOR. Dos F St NV makes
foil sets OF teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling. 81: amalgam. soc: Extracting
free wlen plates re made jelS-tf
LADIES beeding confidential treat
:ssnt, 3 sure and safe relief in all
woman complaints and irregularities. Gold
medal awarded for the science OF obstet-
rics from the University OF Munich. Ra-
vaTia. Strictly confideEtial. MRS DR.
RENSER. No. Seventh ST. me-, near E.
Cap. ST.. Washington. D. O.
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srRAYED OR STOLEN.

STOLEN last, large red and
white st. Bernard gyp, named Wick.
conviction OF thief CHAS. E. BARBER,
Room 6, sos and GOT 7th st. NV. no12-tf
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~ SPECIALIST,
.r. Leon, 4ol MissouriAve.
Ofiics Hours. 1Oio 80 los


PROF. CLAY -Gldes established me-
dsumi Tells business, love affairs. all
evcnts OF HE iron. cradle to grave for 90
cents; 10 to 10 daily. 4e9 II st. sw.
no1O- l IN o-em
OUR grea. est medium and spiritual moth.
er, DIR, MARY GORDON, tells you an
things and prescrites.a proper remedy for
vour troubles; consul t this gifted lady
before it is too late. Now at 529 13th
St NV. motif
HALEE MEDIUM-Tells your life
business, love affairs, lost Or stolen
property, friends, enemies, removes spells,
causes speedy marriages, unltes the sep
arated, and gives good luck; hours, s. to
y daily; - and 80 cents. S25 II st. NV.
no6-Im-em
Me. FRANCIS Will not tax you
with u long lingo of impossibilities
tiat ann"t be done, but all III trouble call
and be helped at once by one that can
guarantee Satisfaction; life from cradle to
grave; cards. % cents trance 90 cents:
hours. 10 to 8. lilo st. NV.
COPS 1mo-em
M III f. THEO. paimist and card
re;i'ier, can bc Cuilsllucd on business and
love affairs; wives and mothers come and
see me when III trouble; comm unfcat!ons
str city confidential; German spoken: open
daily: prices 2oc, and soc. S29 II st. NV.
ocpO-
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-At 927 d st. NV, horses,
carriages, buggies, and wagons; all
styles; 81 80 and 50 per day. no19-t
FOR HIRE-Special rates for teams to
drive To the races; horse and buggy, So;
horse and trap, So: double team and trap,
81. WILLS LIVERY STABLE, No. 326
n. j. ave. NV, opposite b.. x o. depot.
Tel, 22S. no16-3t-em
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PERSON AIS.

SPIRITU "A LIS Mars. EffieMcNei
ciairvoyanl and test medium; conSulta-
lion Zee, 81, business examinations a
Specially. 1914 Ia. ave. EU1s-at
NOAOA. culture at GnuIne-Psychuiogical
system. "Une OF my laInily has used
the printed exercises pertaining To this
system Tor about one year md has improved
her voice without sUrainins or tremuio;
SotsLronger and gained III compass. Tony
mind, these exercises are a great benefit to
strengthen the lungs and vocal chords with
out INJURY to the health, etc.'-Dr. NJ. B.
Strickler. lessons, in books, 81. Adj
vice free. PROF. A. w. MEYER, 1887
18th st. NV. Saturdays. B to 8 p. m.
no1S-6t, EN-
nIGnIAND SASlTARIUM.
Special branch for treatment of liquor.
opium.- and cocaine habiis; estai ishcd
three Years, see report of supt. of chari-
ties, 1886, page 5+: fun information at
branch office, No. $50 n. Y. ave, or
ALFRED j. WESTLAKE, sec'y, Hyatts-
Vile. Nd noi7TI-em
YOU would not believe us when we
said IT would soon be cold, but we
still have a fine lot OF custom made suits
and overcoats, very little Worn, at tie
lowest price -JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619
u ST. NV. nol7Tt
500 reward for any case OF dyspepsia.
lnuiseS,iun, and suuuacn troubles mat
canust be cured With sCrnmp'S Tonic OF
fruit and spices. CRUMP MANUFAC-
TURING Co, 1929 1lh st. NV HOl5-1t
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You want? A magnificent house On Ninth
street, just below 8 street north west, for
~ 800, with ten rooms bath ana cellar.
This is bargain. If 1t isn't. look over
our broad columns and you will find what
You want.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-01
THE HEAVENS IN DECEMBER.

Venus shows brilliantly in the early
evening. setting nearly southwest Sac Is
in Sagittarius. but viii enter Capricornus
about the middle OF the month.
She makes close conjunction with tho
moon on the 5th, the planet being only
three minutes Of an arc south.
Mars is in opposition with the sun at
midnight on the 1ath. Washington
mean time. Each opposition OF Mars is
watched with increasing interest. and his
northerly position puts him In good place
for observation. He will be prominent in
the evening skies during the winter
months. He Is now in Taurus. a little
east OF the brilliant Aldebaran.
Jupiter has Just paSSel his western
quadrature. and Is on the meridian about
s o'clock a. m He still fingers I'm Leo.
near Reguius. and will begin his retro
gression on the 18th.
Saturn shows as A morning star In the
eastern part OF Libra. He Is in eonjunc-
ton with Uranus on the 18th.
Neptune is IN opposition with the sun on
the 10th. the time OF hts opposition being
The spiendOr OF the winter skies IS be-
ginning 70 appear.
Orion. Taurus. Gesnini. with their bril-
liant attendants. glitter In the east In the
early evening.
On the 18th. Sirius rises at STA ?. m.
and Affair sets az SIS p. m.
Arcturus, our delightful autumn visitor
ia the west. is now In The eastern skies I'm
the morning. rising az ] o'clock .. m. on
tie 18th. GRRiS T.. HARMON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-01

New York, Nov. Ga dispatch 20 the
Herald from Buenos Ayres says: The
Herald correspondent IN Mcntsvtdeo tele-
grap1s alarming reports which snow that
the revolution in that republic has not Yet
been suppressed. and that the federal
troops have met with disaster al the hands
or the insurre@tionists. who crossed the
brazilian border into Uruguay. President
Bo-da has received a dispatch from Cerro
Largo. near ths brazilian frontier. which
says that Gen. Munoz. the Ur8guayan
commander, who pursued SAraiya. over
fcok the latter. and was defeated in 3
battle which followed. Gen. Munoz is re-
ported 70 have been taken prisoner. His
son. who was captured on the frontier
some days ago. Is dead II Is not known
whether he was killed by The orders Of
Saratya. as his body was found by party
making a recoanoitre near Villa De Cerro
Largo, in the ruins of a house which had
been burned by the rebels The body was
charred. bat il was recognized as that OF
young Segunde Munoz.
President Bords's reports also state that
before Gen. Munoz met SaFaiva in battle
the latter sent a message 10 the Uruguay
an general, saying that IL he were not
pursued further toward the border, Gen.
Munoz's son should be released. other
wise he would be killed Gen. Munoz re-
piled that his duty 10 his country was
above his love as father.
Several bodies OF insurgents were dis
persed by the Uruguayan troops yester-
!. day. They fed toward the Rio Negro riv-
sr. AT Durazno and Apariccio the rebels
have gained important adherents.
The Herald's correspondent In Rio de
Janeiro telegFaras that the government
has taken measures TO observe strict neu-
trality on the Uruguayan border. Seniors
Peinhri and Macaado yesterday accused
Silveria Martins OF being the real insti-
gator of the Uruguayan revolution
Gen Gumsrcindo Saraiya was the chief
o. the revolutionary party in Rio GraRde
do Sui. Brazil. from April. lssi. untA the
end OF the rebellion there. succeeding
Gen Tavares. From the tine the revo-
luton began in 1882 ne was active in the
rebel ranks. and when Gen. Tayares re-
signed. Saraiya was Immediately pro-
claimed chief During the tine he was in
charge many atrocities were charged.
which, &c is said. he ordered. and cruelty
and butchery were frequent throughout
Rio Grande. All these. il was decided.
were due TO Saraiva's policy. TIE new
chiefs active work began in May, 1S9i,
when he entered Rio Grande do Sui With
large force OF rebels at his command.
The hardest fighting in which ne particle
pated. however, was when. under the pro-
lection OF an unceasing ire from the feet
OF the rebel admiral Mello. he forced his
way into Rio Grande City, leaving II al
most IN ruins.
From the time OF the rebellion until the
present Httle has been heard Of Saraiva-
His surrender practically ended the hos
tilities in Rio Grande DO sui, and he has
since been living in Uruguay.
Victory Of the Government.
Montev.deo Nov. So.-tsovernment troops
have defeated the rebels near CahiIia Bar
rico. and the revolusion!sts are believed
10 be completely demorallzed-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-01
Condition of tbs Bank.
GOODWIN FREE FOR $4,000
The ComeTia ESCAPES From His d.
yorce suit by Payment OF
Money TO His Wife.

San Francisco. Nov 3o.-When the d.
vorce case Of Nat c. Goodwin, the actor.
against his wife. living in New York. was
called today. II was stated that Goodwin
has iisregarded the subpoena ISSUED hy
his wife's attorneys and had left last
night for Portland. The court was con-
sidering the advtsaiHAty OF committing
Goodwin for contempt when he should
again come within ire courts jurisdiction.
when Goodwfn's atio .neys announced that
the ssslf had been 4 smtSsed by Goodwin
before his departure. An affidavit was
Rad from Goodwin stating that the caee
had been compromised. and that he had
raid sis wife SIS aag i'l lieu Of aiimony.
II Was stated thst ne real object in dis
missing the suit wsa q Tear that Good
wins suit might eraharrsss the suit Of
MAXINE Elliott. whe, simultaneously had
nIed an application for divorce from her
husband. George SIC Dermott.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-01

San Francesca. Nov. 58-Bosh Fltz-
simmons ard Sharkey have ceased
their training ard all rest aafil
"Wednesday night Each remains in MS
own training quarters Their respective
managers have been trying % ssiset ref
cree. but Lynch. acting for sAaraey, does
not wish choice 10 be made anFi the last
moment. II 10 one IL sesecfed By Nesines-
day noon the National Athletic Club VIII
name an Official. Zach pugsilst seems con-
fidsas OF the decision The betting Is gen.
orally from 10 I 20 20 Is favor OF FIX
simmons. Martin Julian, the latter's man
agsr, says he ss betting TO fnat Shar-
key VIII be knocked out IN foar roanas-
Yesterday was doctor.s day az the quar-
tiers OF F'stzsimmons and Sharksy. The
same physician waited upon both men. as
ne was there as the Representative OF the
National Athletic Club His object was 20
tap chests ard test luags and satisfy him
self that the men were IN sound enough
condition generally 10 bear the hrunt Of
as hard a contest as il Gs believed WeSnes-
day nights event VIII prove to be.
In addition 10 being doetor's siay. il was
visitors day. and the camps OF the rival
hsavyweiEhts were fairly oYerran with
people from town. As Sausaltso * not
within as easy reach as the Cliff. T7tzsim-
mons did not have such crowds hanging
around on his heels as al the sailor man.
but the cornlshman received sdulasion
enough to satisfy the most pompous pugil-
ist As for Sharkey. whenever ne showed
himself on the veFanda OF the seal rock
house, the roadway In front Immediately
became congested At times there were
thousands staring az him.
Fstzsimmons' normal chest measures g
inches. Under forced exhalatiea IL IS S71s
inches. and under force inspiration IL
measures 81 Inches. TIE only defeet in
F1tzsImmons was siigaf attack Of coryZa.
q mere cold in the head. which will quickly
wear off.
proved 70 be Al inches. With forced ex-
haIatfoB Il WAS ssas inches, and with forced
Inspiration IL inches
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Vat aaoausn'. Engagement.

The FIRST performance Of Madeline Luz
cstfe Rygey's new play. IAN American
Cfttzen." viii he given the Seattle fhe-
ater next Friday night ~ tire celebrated
comedian. y. G. Goodwin ana his comedy
company. tne leading lady - which j.
beautiful Maxine Elliot. The enEaSe-
ment Is for TWO nights only. saturday
evening being devoted Ia The Rivals"
An American Citizen" Is said 60 be sN-
capslonally well adapted % the abilities OF
Mr. Goodwin. Miss Elliot and the support
ing cast As Beresgori Cruger. Nj Good
ain hss every opportunity for the display
az hlA talents. The part Is that Of y9aug
ana energetic American. wfo. by his na-
tive enerEy and pluck overca5nes a Nor.d
Of difficulties. al sue ia t1c Insofar RFeju-
sSeaS sf = Stubborn Englishman.
Goodwin produced the piav during Sis
lste tour OF Australia with complete sue
GEES.
Maxine Enloi Ntu be seen as Beatrice
CareN, a rolc So which she Is said -
shine.
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SUGAR INDUSTRY uNPRoFITABLE.
British West India Planters Facing
an Economic Crisis.

London, Nov. 3D--The unhappy eeonon-
&c condition OF the British West Indies has
encouraged the sugar redners here. VINO
have lssen badly hit BY the foreign bounty
system, TO attempt 10 revive the anti
bounty agitation that was rampant seven
years ago. Now it is announced that Sec
Rotary Chamberlain has decided 10 appoint
a royal commission 10 inquire into the
sansegs OF the economic crisis, and as this
is largely due 10 the improbable sugar IN
dusfry refipers here assume the Inquiry
was primarily intended 20 deal with the
bounty question.
This, however. IS great mistake TIE
sugar bounty question may be incladed
within the scope % The commissions IN
vestIgaiion. but Mr.. chamheriain's main
object is TO siEnalize his term in the CO
lonlai Office by reviving the prosperity OF
Exgland's ancient West Indian colonies.
and his he believes car cuiy be done by a
com rAeta economic revolution.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Next Wednesday might Seattle Is 70
make The acquaintance Of s pianist VINO
has already had reputation everywhere
else Nine. Observation-Disclosures has won
some sxtraos binary praise. The New
York Tribune says OF ner. She Ii an ar
tsat whose career Il has been a pleasure
70 watch. for Il has been one Of steady
growth on lines which are wholly sound
and freed from ali OF the adventurous
or Sensational Her trtumphs IL Ger
many were not only genuine. but 90 brill
liant as 20 If her into the front rank
o. coreeF1 giving piaBoSorte players IN
q land peculiarly rich Ia plaTsists Of noin
sexes. Aggressive virtuosi who we're the
body guard ~ Lzzi In his last years. pro-
fsssors from the conservatories Of the
Fathfr.aEd and brilliant fiedglings from
Vienna and Paris Wed with the little NO
man from chscago. but sac has maintain
ed herself against them al! and fairly di-
vided some Of Ei1e highest honors of the
concert rom only with Paderzess<i and
the musical woman, also from America,
Nine. Carreno*
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Syracuse. " r.. Nov so-Ksd McPhar-
land. Of New York. and Jack Hanley. OF
Philadelphia. met this evening In a twen-
ty-round contest ~ the Empire Athlete
cub aYank" Sullivan acted as referee.
Mcfarland soon demonstrated his SD
periority, hitting Hanley with right and
left and getting away time and again
without a return. Hanlsy took his punish
ment well. and stood Up under q Ike a
man during the entire twenty rounds, get
ting tn an occasional upparcut or a light
lead on the face. MePharland played che
aETrexsor from start 20 finish. bar Hanley
vas successful IN avoiding a Knockout.
Mcfarland was given the decision at the
end on 20 MS.
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BRrxNoS NEWS.
QuIlcene waxoa Road Nearly Com
.fe..a-An Earthquake shock.

Rrfnnos,. Nov. a--Special-The twelve
s.,of v,aran road between ouilceue and
F2r3~non IL r,rar9v completed. Eight men
are employed on he road.
As s.so o'clock a. m. November q there
wss an esr,houske shock. lasting for
fRa,ttv seconds some thought Il was
landslide
TO- s.ov- "a FIRE inches deep here and
vreethar at,ita ef,9d the thermometer AZ
a N SATURDAY standing AZ degrees
above zero
Rrtunou Republicans gave Tree dance
ana ss,B,sar saturday night in honor Of
the victory a. tire county and national
election The - chf was stormy and cold.
Nevprsbalrss tnare was a large attend
anep
Mr Rferson icxEeT o. brinnon, Is sick
Win typhoid fsser-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-01
DIAZ BEGINS HIS FOURTH TERN.
Advance of Mexico Under His Rule
MAY 60 Around the World.

Mexico, Nov. 30.-Gen. DEaz VIII take
the oath of office tomorrow as president
for the fourth consecutive term, making
FIVE terms in the chief magistracy. he
will, II he lives. show. at the end of his
term, which concludes The century, sew
erai railways crossing Mexico from sea 10
sea. and gigantic port works and hun
dreds Of Few factories. The government
will stick TO the silver standard. as here
tofore as the one best adapted TO this
country. and as affording 1t. az the pres
ent rate az exchange. an immense protec-
ton TO home Industry. while at the same
time securing for its exports gold pre-
nfum. which operates as q bounty TO
tropical planters.
u is believed Gen. DiaZ may go around
the world during the coming year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-01

Taat there - q grammar IN art 50 itn-
lsarfsnt thereto 50 - thst - written oF
spoken language 10 taose $50 use theei,
osat -, shawn in tha lecture before the
seattle Art League aE3 Sca0e3 eE Desisu.
in fhe W8nekier building shts evening. TIE
Gliserate speaker ssSy interest his audi
ere.. nslE ats ungvs nina tlcal Ufier&nce Wi
ever afxema sensitive esrss 50 ere u7.ssrHs>&
artist may interest, bas MS faulty inter-
s.retAttoa OF nature VIII ever oGe"d sen-
slsfv,e eyes. fsis EsaaEd illustrations I1tt
- ,ssee TheSa teNtNgvs commence a. . %
escte-k saa eautiuuc ha,f AZ aeuF. ATT
fsas Teachers ara =; asenss ara cordially
irvEte3 81 attend.
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ITALIAN PARLIAMENT OPEN.
Government Asked tn Cede Disputed
African Territory 10 Meuefek.

Rome. Nov a0.-The Italian parliament
was reopanea today Ia the chamber OF
DEPUTIES the premier. the MARQUIS bt Ru-
diai. in presenting htll providing Tor a
grant Of - esa 90 lire 70 THE Prince or
Naples. tire heir apparent. who had just
h4ssn married 70 Princess Helene OF Mon
tsneero said thst King Hanhert had de-
ca3ed 20 reimburse the treasury an eauai
amount from the civil list. Tsis announce
raant was greeted with loud cheers
Later the MARQUIS III Rudini asked that
the criticisms Of the governments African
poIicy - discussed today.
Count III Vermas ex-sscT@i8ry of war,
expressed his approval 81 what the gov
eminent Rad done. asked what is future
nelicy would BE- ard suggested that IN
rrser 70 establish good relations with
snySsiata. the government should csae 10
Msn4lsk the territory now IN dispute.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since january 4 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1855. are s4I22ssIS There were HE'D
for record yesterday u deeds. aggregating
xi4ss Following is a list furnished by
the Daily BEllstln, room ID ocstdsn;al
block.
Margaret Decker fnee sidney 20 Horace
T. Decker lot H. block r. Gilman 81 nst
sab aivl: lots and 3. block -. ksi1's al !:
lot :. block 81. u. ;. Maynard'S pat. all int
IN los s. block q, -. s Iaynava's plat. and
los 5. bgock %. n . AayDsFds plat, Oct
= = ", love. etc.
same 10 Mary r. Williams. lot 2. block
S. Kids al. lot q, block 5. Gilman Park
ad lots FL 20 =. block I. potes's dis.
Green Lake al. OK =. :. a. love. etc.
Josenh :. Readiek 90 Mary fseabeIk, lots
2 5 ard l. block ;. Lake View al. Oct.
- 81
Seatt!a Brewing ana Mailing Company
20 Mary Tdine. lot IA, hfcek ~. anc lot L.
block q E.nEie wood. Nov. =. az -
Robert Il. sSsf.ieY ef ux. 10 +. w. Coe.
q - sw sec 4. -. s. ~ a. sept. =. g.
-suuel r. hGlbe e TX - Harry kr1tx.
lot ) block q. A. a. Dsany's al. Dee. -.
Ises. s.
81 q. Graves 81 TX % John Lesry. lots
Il and =. block 6. jackson * Rainier ~
aE %sv. 81 &lst
CARA NJ CLAYTON - X g. Nelson. lot
Il block To- Union al. Nov. -. sTsa..
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Conditions Of Each Clrdfal

Manuscript must be writes ~ one sihs
Of sheet only. Typswritsm manuscripts
ureserredo Sign article. stesy. poem or
sketch With a nom &c piuns. DO not sign
xraur name 20 manuscript y sketch. bus
.,rt.. q on a separate slip q paper. EN-
close this In sealed snvsacps ana With
xsu, nom de plume o. the outside En-
,,,~. ALI in . large envelope and address
..ns 10 Manager Esu xssts Edis'sa sf
pest-Intellgsnesr.
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san rranr SO. Nov, Size CITY - IA.
eAis lsft for the NcrtE isis neTulng Nth
the FcsloRssE pasSer.Eegss
Seattle-C Heraey. Mrs. jones, ", NJ
nova 4 ar& slfe. George frenca ant wife.
Nsss Belmont. <. Clements &hst Atfe- 4
Toet. ggsn-
.raecsna-M Drake aoa wife. II. Os,To7n.
: EaA L. Winter.
Nscsars&- AIRS. Ca7.-Iirass &Ts Ray. J.
Ssessrsee. Nrs Adams Asses Nee. Mrs
Baacksnsn. 2isz tS.ac&mau. W.ts!afa Reoa
ana asEe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-01

but Ingersoli got around IN time 10 keeo
from being shaf ont OF the game Foglgw-
Ing are ne scores for last nights psays
ssseTfsy sss1 beat George az s9--tg. r.
Eerroi aia9 beat r. schoerfe18 ga ras
-; Haynes ION beat Holbrook ess9. co..
X d Jones fssb beat Ripley fss3. ss-ss-
Lewis go. beat Farrell Gs99. s1s
Following Is the schedule q games far
torszns:
sS-Trenan1an va Allen; Tnverarsty va
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se-shortridge rs. Eakridge: Haynes va.
Lewis.