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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

A picture Of darkey life in the good
old times will be presented at the Grand
Opera House on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, in the production of Harry
Mar,ell's scenic play, The South Be
fore the War" Il is a play full of sug-
gesuveness of those plantation scenes
familiar TO those who knew the South
in slavery times. The typical southern
darkey with all his eccentricities pre-
dominates in the company, though the
realistic portrayal of the white actors
fairly hides their identity. The play
introduces cleverly a number of scenes
that are positively life-like, beginning
with Under a Southern Sky which
pictures the return Of an escaped slave,
including many incidents of bellum
days. dancing of every description, and
genuine old darkey melodies. Another
scene depicts a darkey camp-meeting,
with all the peculiar characters usually
seen there. and all the ceremony, sing
ing. shouting and amusing incidents that
are known to characterize such a gath
ering. Other realistic scenes follow one
upon another until the audience is fairly
refreshed with its glimpse Of old-timq
darkey life
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

It doesn't take much to make the
goldbug organs mad these latter days OF
the campaign-and we know what the
gods first do to those whom they intend
TO DESTROY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

The rich hoodlums of Yale. who pre-
vented Mr.. Bryan from speaking by
yelling continuously, are about on
mar with the Kentucky hoodlums who
rotten-egged Carlisle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

All the heads of all the national labor
organizations in the country long ago
declared for free coinage. Some Of them
nave swallowed their former opinions
why. we will not sop TO inquire.
But when these men, foremost in
the ranks of labor, demand free
coinage legislation in the interest Of
labor. what workingman is fool enough
to believe it will hurt him, or will not
benefit him?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

Bimetallism-the homes, money OF the
Constitutions the only hope OF the
farmer and The workingman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

What ails Col. Hart, editor of the In
teIigencer. that he is afraid to meet
Col. Poorman, editor of the Bellaire
Tribune in joint debate? The Wheel
ing Inteligencer is a bigger paper than
The Bellaire Tribune. Is the thing re-
versed when the editors of these two
Republican papers stand up on the ros-
trum to be measured? Or is i, that the
cause Of the Intelligencer in this cam
paign is too weak TO stand against that
OF the Bellaire Tribune, which staunchly
and fearlessIy upholds the Money Of the
Constitution? Maybe Col. Hart will
tell us about it when he gels back
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27
BUSINESS CHANCES

,zo INVESTED BY OUR BONA. FIDE
sS-sten of speculation will make Sl2g our
ing September Write SCHNEIDE;R5 *
CO, 236 Lasalle St, Chicago. seL-eu"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

Get the Best,-%
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.
Toe PER WEEK.
Telephone, 9O7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

Plutocracy grows stronger every day
the gold standard is in existence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

Next Saturday night The Silver men
will get into line and own the city for
while. Nobody will furnish them ex-
pensive uniforms. but they will be there
lust the same. Let no Silver man stay
out of The line because he has no uni
form. The uniform would add nothing
to his vote or 10 mis- dignity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

The one great end attained by Mr.
Clement, in his production of The New
Dominion which will be seen at the
Opera House Thursday evening, is the
bringing forward OF a new creation in
the dramatic world. This is accom-
plished but rarely by the greatest art
lists, and is the constant aim Of every
sincere histrion. HohensJauf,5n is one
of those happy composite creations
which strike a chord h9rm0nizing with
the universal heart. The pleasant en-
vironment and the eXqusitely natural
dramatic treatment found in The New
Dominion make the character of Hob
enstauffen stand out like a mosaic in
the hands of Mr.. Clement The per-
Torrance put forward in the production
of The New Dominion graJ.ies with
refinement and edifes with truth.
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Democratic County Ticker

Blythe eternal. We vim see who Is going
60 rulc-the money power CO.. the people
Andrew Jackson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

The esteemed Intelligencer says there
were 5000 in line Saturday night last
on the occasion of the big goldbug blow
ont Our esteemed neighbor general
lies and does not give details as the sun
day Register did. It's count is too much
BY two thousand. Although free trans
portation was offered from any point,
and uniforms and apparatus for making
a noise furnished free to all who would
use them, only about three thousand peo-
pie accepted the invitation, while the
straw votes on trains showed that from
one-third to one-half of these were for
Bryan, although in order to get a free
ride these had to wear Mckinley badges.
Yet the Intelligencer predicted from
5000 to 1O,OCO-an Of them good gold
bugs. With all their mighty Efforts aid
ed by coercion and unlimited Doodle to
get 10000 crowd, they failed TO the ex-
tent of two-thirds. Without any effort
or Doodle Bryan had a multitude of 40
600 to greet him here. And they all
paid their way. That is the difference.
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The gold standard means white slav-
cry.
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DIED.

GAITHER-At Pittsburg. Pa, on sun
day. October 18th. 1896. at o'clock a. III"
John II. Gather. I'm his 18Th year
Funeral services at residence OF ms
brother. George Gather, III Eoh street
this cTuesday) afternoon at 2:5O o'clock
Friends of the family invited to attend.
Tnterment at Mt. Wood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

The Sis, is Silver Flag Day. Hang
Gu, your banners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

Last Saturday Was sold day. Next
Saturday VIII De Silver Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

The gold standard has been doing its
work unseen for many years. Il viii
1omple.e this work wi,h a grand rush
u Wall ST. wins this fight
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR REPRESENTATIYE IN cONdRaSS.

First Dlsuict-y. w. ARNETT. Of Ohio.
Sec1uI-F. 81. BROWN. Jr-. of Preston
Thrd-E. W.. WILSON. * Eanawha.
F0urtL-WALTLE FENDLEION, o.
Rolne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

"My Uncle from New York" is the
name Of a new comedy, which has met
with natjering success wherever it has
been presented, and it will be seen
for the first time in this city at the
Opera House tonight and tomorrow
night. The plot is simple, but the story
affords abundant opportunities for fun
making. none OF which are lost by the
very clever company with which Harry
Montague has surrounded himself. Mr..
Montague enacts the role Of q wealthy
New Yorker, who has been making gen.
erous allowances TO spendthrift neph-
ew in California, on the representation
that the money was spent 10 provide
for the wife and family of the nephew.
He visits his relative, and the young
man in San Francisco palms off coun-
terfeit wife and child on the old gentle
man. The resulting complications are
very ludicrous, and the deception finally
ends, after which the nephew is forgiven
and the curtain drops on a very happy
scene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR ENT-DESIRABLE RESIuINr
on National road, all modern
fences. Apply to NJ. NJ Cecil
Foundry. u'
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IN THE THEATRES.
Brand of Cain" Opened Last NiGht-"My
Uncle from New York; Tonight.

Brand of Cain" Opened Last Night-"My
UucIe from New York; Tonight.
"The Brand of Cain" is the name OF
the pleasing melo-drama which opened
a three nights engagement'at the Grand
Opera House las, night The house was
well filed and the efforts OF the actors
in their respective characters were wei
received. The play is interesting and
calculated TO hold the attention Of the
audience. The scenery is realistic and
adds greatly to the attractiveness OF
the show. The company includes a
number of well klOwn Thesp.ans,
among whom are Lawrence Holmes,
Walter Pane, Harry Bronson, Roslna
Homes. Edith Talbot and Cora Ben
nett. The Brand of Cain will be CIV
en- again tonight, tomorrow afternoon
and tomorrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-27

THE ROYAL SOAP IS BEING .
tributed among the groc.rs OF N|
\ number of gold watDh' will ..
awayTry an order of your grocer
OcZ5dQcs
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CRY TREAsURER's NorIcE-c,,v,- :,

CITY TREAsURER's NoTIcE-city !,
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given thai -. a.,
annual installment OK local smprovemsss,
district No. i'll Tor the Improvement :
East street and Twenty second aysnns :
the city of Seattle, from Yesler avsaus !
Remington avenue tor Barclay sfrssss
under the provisions of Ordinance 81
$50. which provides for the lnprovsnsss
OF said street BY grading, sidewalklps
and parking said street and avenue ~
tween said limits. and providing for 4.
payment therefor In installmeuls ana y.
sablish.ng a fund for such paymsnf Il
the levying and collection Of special =.
sessments upon the property bencAted 81
the Improvement, and providing for Il.
issuance OF bonds as authorized By a
act OF the legislature OF the staSs q
Washington, approved March 9Th. ~
and under the provisions OF ordinance "a
S3f9. approved May 9Th. 1884, as amendsl
by ordinance No. site, approved July li.A
1854. has been duly certified to ne "a
collection, and the respective sums there
In charged and levied against each parpsi
and LOT of land. and part thereof. Ii IA
district, In payment of such instaiimnt
remains unpaid, and the same. including
the interest on the whole amount eharu1
must be paid on or before the 18th dty
of January. 1897. Unless payment &
made on such installment on or heios
the i4th day OF January. 1887, the ana
shall become delinquent and shah hNs
interest AT the rate OF 9 per cent. ~
annum. until paid, and II not paid befas
said time. penalty OF five CD per cent
shall be added. and the sums delinqusat
shall be entered on the annual tai ra
for the current year against each lat al
parcel of land, and part thereof, - T.
iinquent, and with the interest and pea
atty shall be collected as other tAxeA t.
gether with such additional charges q
penalties as are authorized 70 be eharD1
and collected on other delinquent taxa
and each lot or parcel OF land - d<iIn-
auent shall be sold for the amount 4
such assessment. with interest, penalty
and costs, in the manner provided u hu.
GEORGE +. MEACH1M
City Treasurer of the City OK 2lalils
Date OF first publication. Dccenhr IN
1896
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NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC

The public u hereby warned not 70 pe ~
any money 10 parties IepFessnsssn,k s - =.
Srrent the following. who are the ol.sy
srthgrtzed travelling agents Of the tos,-
frteiIixsncer. viz: J; A. MecleilxnTnsii , . u y
Hanna. This does not apply 70 ressese - -
ausnfs OF this paper who are loettsn "a
various cities and towns in the Nor y -.
nor TO postmasfsrs. who are ~ -. 90 she
sufhorfzed TO take subscriptions f2s Aass
DsIIv. sunday and Weekly Post-lLnss....
9sncer. City collectors. j. A. - s'a w., :
Il r. Haw5ey. w. w. Ewing ana "-
Realty.
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CITY xor,f.r.


~ So ! ,IpRkE.AsURER's Norgrr -
ssesS.s ssesiee : hereby girea ~
proven.sr. a. a.. .assa i naenS az lnsss q
49,. s..-sas district No. IS ~ 49, b.
- = e+.'Sfl1 or Willow Street - sae IL.
eaasss. from East Stress - :. 80. sse ca
,1ro,-s.. y Sssa Walia AGGislan ~, 80 $40
s-e'.s tSl1As q ordinance No. sf-s Va IL
ssv',.s 1or TIE Improvement Z, s1scA
sfr,,s,tgr.s stSdlng The same ara Aa
o. Win parking strIu~ hasnes tAse1.
MAAAs anu roadway. and pravssau xsd4~
tae pay laent therefor in fnsfassr.s--.aA tar
sstsonshing a fund for snes s - ~
~ the ievying and collectIan ~ yaea<
sSeSsil'silSs apch The property ha,sssssanl
- els IMPROVEMENT. and proytasrs' IS. -
Inc issuance OF bonds as sasthssshx fR
an aey 81 the legislature AZ ~. s.ss. s IT'S y
" 9shinSten approved March as sac s &
anc under the provisions ~ 49, s-. -
No. $50, approved Nav Tn ~
amended by ordinance Ma esss =
proved j0ly nth, 1874. has hesr a
SeEtllea 70 ne Ter collection. ara 8
,SSs'esttNe Sums therein charxssi g.
ieNted against each Parcel sra -
land. and part thereof, In sass ss =. II
III payment Of such inssalin,e-ssa
mains unpaid. and the sane l 49, =
the interest on the whois 49,
caaFged must be paid on or hesc-a s:z
Cay % January, lNst Unless narrast
&c made on such inStsllment On ~ "a
tore the 18th day Of January iSs-
same shall become delinquen, ana "a
Dear interest at the rate of p~S - -
FER annun. until paid. and II "a. -
before said time. a penalty AZ AZ. =
per cent. shall be added. and ia 49, =
delinquent shall be entered on ths -
nuai tax roll FOR the current 80
against each lot and parcel IL ianS -
part thereof. SO delinquent. and Ma
the interest and penalty shall he ~
lected as other taxes, together v,sr
such additional charges or penalti., ).
are authorized 10 be CHARGED ana :, !.
leeted on other delinquent taxes. sss
each lot or parcel az land SO dallnsns~.s
shall be sold for the amount Of suss -
sessment. with interest. penalty -
costs. in the manner provided hy a.
GEORGE +, MEAcHkN
City Treasurer of the Cry or Scarf.
Date of LIST publication, December *
1896.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF sHERIFF~s SALEM Ili W
Superior Court OF the state OF msM
ineton. for the County Of King. fss ss
A. Jones, plaintiff. VS.. J. ". IaIsonr go. -
Bessie Carson. and The seattle VI
Co. a corporation. defendants
2.eIi -
Tnder and by virtue Of an order o. Q, ~ ~
aud special execution, issued ous :. ,.ssf
above named court, In the aDoye 1890 "a III
cause, and TO me. AZ sntrlIt ai1 res 80 ~
delivered. I have duly levied upon .1,ssss,a
lowing described real properly. s.s.s
in King County, Washington. 80
The southeast quarter Of the sou ~ q "A
quarter and the southwest quarter = ,.sr
southeast quarter OF section - ,snn
in township twenty-tDree hef.'s; =, .s,etf
four east. OF the W. NJ. containing go ii
acres more or lrss. together Wiz ~ III
singular the tenements. hereaiiAihs.s7 IT
aIDurtenances thereunto oeiongibk. a
Notice is therefore hereby given -. ~. !.
Friday. the sth day of Janasrs. "a In.
TIE hour or 10 O'Clock a. m. Of szsn "a Z
~ INA iron. door on the c0nTtHenss..
the city OF Seattle, In said sink .,s,ss !;
/ will seil the above described pfopsss =
puDttc auction. - the nignest $50
bidder. for cash. -
r. VAN DE- YANTER. nnf''~
Corllss e. Iangland Attorneys. -
NOTICE or sHERIFFss sALE--lsw -
Superior Court OF the state q -
Inrtnn. for the County OF king ~.
- IA, american Bank Of $3.50. $3.50
A CORPORATION. piaintin. V - xe.
Dahl and Regina Dahl, defshasn'~
= 500 as as
Under and by virtue o. an oFas, = 10
and special execution, iss3ea ss,~ satssssd
above named court. IN the 49, so.sss.ss4 Ard
cause. and To me. As sheflHs IL. shs ~
delivered I have duly levied np2n sas.ssafr4
loving described real pfepesy' to-xsf.
im King County, WASH ~, sssa-
f.ofs numbered eleven ana 49, ,sass-
tx-rbrs. snd twenty~four. IN pe - nsa-rb><
her threa and lot ten fi9) N 0iu1A Tsrx 81
Ace Twka Nlew Addition 20 laT tnxss1zr.
sesttie together with All ana u anpgF.
the fenenents. hereditsrnenss -
fersneea tbereuntO belonging. fhAf %
Nettca a therefore hereby gsye.h III. II
rr5glsv she sfn day OF Jae91F ..asd say.
faa hot~ 81 10 o'clock A. n =. .rasase -
a. the front door Of the e 800, r0ansgs
fhe city Of Seattle. in ssl9 la s' ayoosrsy q
VIII Ne,l he above deEerltt1 srd best
49, 80 80 s,,e 80 10 the highss ahS
bidder. for cash Z. f,e~srnbsr. 80
4 4. VAN De NAs 49, rs
corilss & IAngand, AIl9 ...---- ---,ss
II TILE SUPERIOR coeKsfso INK aeo5si.y 7.
s..tt. - xyasttngton, Ter lbs - stoha ".
cSoTge hinder. plaintiH, -, s,ons fof
T,oxns e al. defendants. ).
Lall'ea,ii.oan' q, NJ Washington Y .ssJ s s-
JoEb ~ DO bexSs fina pgwn1,. s. i YTsssriex
so on and - johnson. his s w. sv,ife: O. 4.
Larsen and - Lsrsehs his sIfs. "a
Hodge. ho Eoasrsa.tion~i: To- ,' -.
fsneAh =, von are HEREBY xsTs afsef
"a to appear within sislg .,,, ~ q -
he date OF the first pao' six.y ~ ~ -
f. .nmons. towit: - J, ~sa0.gau.bsf. - -
after the lzta day %
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REWARD.

a reward of SO VIII be paid for in.ga-
nation leading 10 the arrest ana co -.
4ion Of any one stealing .cop's. .snrst,ers
throughout the city.
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49, "a secure correct Insertion o.
~ sudrr these headings. the same
ns.'s1 he left AZ the business Office %
40 narer. 10 charge u made for socn
1yfssrsr.r notices. resolutions or otser Pc
~ssf announcemenss win be charge AZ 'ne
80. - 10 cents per sfne each tBserx1o1
's'' ST-fSTELTsIGENCER CD.
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INPOrNDED STOCK NoTIcE-IAs A.
lowing described horse PLACED IA thA
CITY pound on December y. leA WI "
seld at public auction to the highest Nh
der for cash in hand. TO pay eost Of In
pounding and advertising. Saturday De-
cember Is. 1896. at 10 o'el)sk 4 m. 1t The
front door % police lsaoqhArtsrA cor.
ner az Third street and Yeyl8F way
one sorrel horse. years Old
The owner OF the above described horss
being to me unknown.
c. s. REED. chief .. Police
Date of first publication. December II.
ISIS
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MARRIAGES.

cHrLDs-HAnfMoNp.In Seattle. T.1es-
sa1 ofYIc4afsnE clergyman, Rev. Jonn
Dar9oa. sI0 Fifth avenue. Dir. VIII
sam ChIids and Mas May Ada HAM
rnrnd both Of this city.
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rERBERT-on THURSDAY, Decenoer -
iSe' 10 Mr.. and Mrs Thomas HsEDs1h-
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

LATEST PATTERNS in amateur outfits
and complets stock dry plates and films:
free use dark rooms for changing. Wash
irCton Dental and Photographic Supply
Co. 21i Columbia. opposite postoffice.
C. W. PARKER & CO. fresh paper and
plates. everything used In photography:
no catalogue
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IMpoUNDED STOCK NoTIcE-Tha fol-.
lowing described mare. placed IN Tho
city pound on December |. i&, VIII ~
sold at public auction to the hlghes.
bidder for cash in hand. to pay cost ss
impounding and advertising: Mondag.
December a. 1896. at 10 O'Clock a. M q
the front door OF police headquaHfrs
corner of Third street ard Yesler way.
One bay mare, years old.
The owner OF the aboye-described NAV
teing TO me unknown.
G. =. REED. Chief OF Poliea.
Date of first publication. December :
1895.
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ApyERTrsERy NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display ADVERTISE
ncrs;s changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by o'clock Saturday 10 an-
Uure change.
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IMpOUNDED STOCK NOTlcE-Ins ~ ~
lowing described horse. placed u u
civ Mound on December 3 1885, VIII
sold at public auction 10 the hishes; ~
der fer cash In hand. 10 pay COST q e
pounding and advertising. MONDAY " Y.
cember n. 1896. at 10 o'clock a. m. = "
front door Of police headquartsrs, eos'
ner OF Third street and Yesier way
one bay horse, Z years old.
rhe owner of the above-describfd hoss
being TO me unknown.
G. 8. REED. Chief Of Pohee
Date OF first publication. Decemoa
1896
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY,
engineers and contractors; bridge build
ing dredging harbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
OF bridges for railroads and highways:
pile driving trestle and wharf building.
5le Seattle National Bank building.
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AUCTION SALE
Bickerton & Boyle will sell at their
salesroom. 1221 First avenue. on Friday,
the 18th of December, al 10 a. m sharp,
the following household goods: Ele-
giant bed sets. rockers. dining chairs. ex-
tension tables, chiTonieres, ranges,
cook stoves. heaters. lounges, carpets,
tables. book case. vases, pictures. sill
verware, desks. baby carriage, center
tables. etc, ETC., etc.
BICKERTON g. BOYLE, Auetioneers.
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BY ORDER OF the board of underwriters
the balance OF the stock saved from the
wrecked stea ner Umatilla, consisting
mostly OF canned goods and groceries,
will be sold at auction at lI5 Pike street
Sale commences Thursday at II a. m
This stock must be sold without reserve
or limit, for cash.
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AUCTION SALE OF JEwELRY.

AUCTION sale every day at and 7:3o ..
NJ of fine diamonds watches, jeweIry
and silverware. etc. at J. X. Basye's
old rooms next 10 Rainier-Grand hotel.
Bickerton & Boyle. Auctioneers.
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AIMING MAN desires situation as super
lptendsnt OF quartz mine; development
/ pry. Address Superintendent. care Post
1utslligenccr.
WANTED-Posftfon az foreman of ranch.
Address Rancher. post-intalligencer
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ART

JESSIE u ELLIoTT. Studio. . Boston
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GRAIN AND STOCK EXCHANGE
SEATTLE GRAIN AND STO~x r-x
charge. - Sullivan nsack. Eralr r,rSx.f-
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NOTICE 10 CoxTR ACTORS.

II s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Portland. Or.
November %. 1Ses.-Sealed proposals for
extending the South Jetty al Coquiile
River. or. will be received here until
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MISREPRESENTATION CLOTHING


TO BUY FOR cAsH-Fivs. SIX or seven
room house. modern improvements: good
sized lot. We'll located near car line. also
two good building lots. well located !:
state price and general description OF
properly. Address -. II. r.. p o. Box
A. Ssattle
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ron REsr-sroRES.

FOR Storeroom on Cherry street.
between FIRST ard Second avenues.
ftrmer}y occupied as business office OF
the t-Iuteiilgencer hreproof vault.
with burglar proof safe. Apply room n.
upstairs.