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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-12-03
GEORGE
CUSHING'S
y SPECIAL
Sale Announcement !!
GOODS AND FIXTURES,

from Is IS per from the lowest cash prices. Each
will receive the full benefit of the big discounts
every article from Steel Pen Quaro Family Bible and
from Sugar Coated Pill the expensive Drug my
Store.
My goods all right and many of them new, and
what should be obliged have if I continue in
business, but as I situated have the money and
take this method to unload.
My stock consists in part of Drugs, Medicines, Per-
umery Soaps Patent Medcines-Books, Stationery Fancy
Goods Pictures, Art Goods, Cutlery, Razors, Wallets,
Japanese Goods, ETC.
have many desirable goods suitable for Holiday Pre-
and the prices will surprise you. The mighty dollar
shard get these days. and each the lookout
for his money which is just it should be-
shall show good line of illustrated and miscellaneous
Books and all be sold and will be low prices
Pocket Cutlery low prices. Patent Medicines
wholesale prices. Prescriptions compounded half prices.
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NOTICE. .

am runuing fish team and wish to es
tablish permanent routes for each day of the
week. | will Keep several kinds of fresh fish
in stock continually and l hope it will be
mutual benefit to receive a share of your
patronage. Respectfully yours, lwis'
{. +. BUSHEY, Skowhegan, Me.
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ONE WORD IN CONFIDENCE !

Please don't think say that this sale old "Chest-
nut" and have idea of closing out my business In
answering that please let say, mean every word
in this "Ad and all who would like save by
careful buying this sale appeals strongly. Can you
afford notice the discounts named above Country
Merchants and Druggists would do well call secure
some of these good bargains
The goods we offer are to be closed and attempt
will be made purchase goods take their place
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NOTICE.

A check for S8s.4i on he Pittsfield National
Bank signed by II. G. Fuller, Treasurer of the
Linn Wooden Co., dated Nov. 2, 1855, payable
to my order and endorsed by me in plank,
was lost in transmission TO Bangor. All per
sons are cautioned against buying or cashing
this check. 3w49t
Hartland, Me, Nov. 80 1895.
4. S. BURRILL
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.


There was a slim attendance at the broadway
Real Estate Salesroom yesterday. Three pnrce's
were withdrawn or postponed. and the only property
sold consisted Of seven lots ut Pennyfed. Throg
Neck Westminster.
James J.. Wells sold In foreclosure. Map OF villa
Sites belonging 10 Green owen e. Gelston. at
Pennyneld Throg's Neck Westchester twenty
fourth Ward, northwest corner OF washington
Place and Morgan-aye., lot 6OxlO TO J0hn '0nheHy
for S35; lot adjoining, lWxljO, to Maria ' Mc.oy
for s2l5 Creen-ave g. feet north of Washington
Place lot i6xlS to above buyer TOT Sl2o; southwest
corner OF Washington Place and Morgan-ave, TAX
Ing In the block front In Washington Place 10 Green,
ave, $50 feet. by Irregular In the rear 10 Saihuei
encumbrances upon the property amounted 10
s59il. 49,.
At private contract George II. Read sold for John
H. Waydell to David s. Brown the block front
in Twelfth-ave running from Fiiy second 10 Fly
third-st. plot 2Ox225 on private terms III Is un-
dersood that Mr.. Brown will Improve the property
by the erection OF n large soap factory.
T j. Bennett has sod for Hermann Lange 10
James Dunno. No. 692 West End.ave three-story
brownstone dwelling. lot T11xSo for S2tVo
Augustus Van Raden and John h, knauer
through Loud. Yoke Austin have sold 10 WI.
hemina j. Cole the rstory tenement-house NJ
No 20 Spring-st The price IL said TO be about
$4,000
Charles NJ. Kaeppel has sold to J. ]. o Brien for
Charles Gerding the property at the southeast cor
ner Of Bathgate-ave and One hundred and seventy
ninth-st the plat 90xj0 feet consisting or six lois
Flathouses Will be erected on these. The price Is
about $l5 go. The same broker has sold for a Mrs
Kirkham n cottage at the southeast corner OF one
hundre "a nd seventy nth-st and Nanderbilt-ave
for about $500.
r. NJ Montgomery has leased the three-story and
Henry Wadman. who will use 1t as hop ware
house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-07
SPURIOUS COINS or GENUINE METAL.

The officials Of the Sub-Treasury In TINS city
sbout six months ago discovered that spurious
silver haIfdollars in circulation IN this city,
and upon investigation. decided that these coins
had probably come from the West Strange 20
say these half-dolars contained about 'hree Genus
wo,th more OF silver than the legal currency OF
,hot denomination. The reason is that these half-
dollars were coined from silver bullion but ola
not have the genuine stamp OF the United states
statement published yesterday conveyed the
Impression that the discovery OF this mover KIND
~ Illegal coin had Just been made In the abb
sence Of Assistant Treasurer Jordan yesterday.
M l.. Muhleman. Deputy Assistant Treasurer,
said There Is nothing in this matter No
additional discoveries beyond those Of six months
ago have been made The matter was placed In the
maj IL the last we have heard OF it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-07
MORE MILLS SHUTTING DOWN.

Providence, Aug. 6-Representatives Of prominent
cotton yarn manufacturers in the Northern States
met here this afternoon and passed resolutions
agreeing TO effect a curtailment. The details Of
curtailment were left TO The individual concerns.
but II recommended that not more than one
half the time be cut off during August. The ac-
ton of the manufacturers was due TO the de-
preston caused by the lack of demand from the
knitters and weavers into whose hands the yarn
goes
Lawrence Mass, Aug 6.-Notices posted
In the Arlington Mills to-day announcing shut
down. from August IL to September a. five weeks.
The dyeing and finishing departments will con-
tnue to run. The shutdown affects 1900 op-
eratives.
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A SERVANT GIRLS SUICIDE.

Mary Clancy, a servant girl. twenty-five years
old who lived with Mrs. Bennett the second
floor of No 34s East Slxty-frst-st.. committed
suicide yesterday afternoon by drinking carbolic
acid Two hours after she took the poison she
died in Flower Hospital The girl had been out
OF work for three months. and was living on
the charity of Mrs. Benuett. Dependency on &C.
count Of her inability 10 se,4re employment Is
The only motive known for her suicide. She got
Sesterday afternoon and went to drug store where
She bought the poison Soon afterwaid she was 3
nuickly as possible TO the hospital but there
rs no chance OF saving her. Her only living
reIa tiyes are two brothers
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r.., e2d-st owner; Louise Barkhauson OF 10
90, Rowery Jesse two-story ana n'''' foo
brick hotel cost '''''''''''
New buildings uptown branch; =, .
rordh,m-nys n corner Cross ST. for tw ..
story frame dwelling. by Bernard Nay OF o". 1900
Island cost. 80 - .,orv
o. n " corner Madison-st. for two-story
frame dwelling. by william co'forn' o, WV. 800
1e5,b.s, n 3 225 n NJ 81 Ann save; ior
brick tenement. by Albert ho'n'm''. 5000
Alterations, uptown: ,,o., ., 90 n
s,ebbins-ave " " 1888 n Of i0eth-st 70
,wo-story frame hotel by James a ana r. eoo
wolf 81 No 900 Vanderbilt ave. owrcr. -.
1a,b-sr n q 3IO n OF Jth-ave IWsksnctn'., ="
n two story frame dwelling. by william - NJ
Phee,en ~ No 22I North Terrace-ave, Mount Aoo
Vernon. owner cost ..........-.'. .. 49,. =
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REcORDED MORrGAGES.

De Agreda. Marie l.. to Mary l. McVicker. Nos
l6 to 20 Chambers 81. years .................
Franchi. Angela. to Maria Ilpf. s Spring
st. No 2i3. years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Same to Julia Braun ct nj. executors. Of George
Faust deceased same property. years........
Koch Henry r. and Adoph Rosenberg and
wives to Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa,
ton s f24th-st. 32t2 II W Of Lenox-ave. and
8 s f2ith-st. 300 II OF Lenox-ave. 3 years.
mortgages 's'
Muller Peter and wife to executors Of william
: Taylor. deceased. lljth-st. 120 II Of
9th ave. 3 years
Same. 10 trustee Of Richard Morgan. deceased
8 il5th-st. l45 II W 81 5th-ave. > years.
mortgages
Same. tc Margaret Inglis. 18TH at. 100 II
Of 5th-aye. . years ..................:....,
Smith. Bertha and John Il. to Charles 4 Bristed
No II East 15th-st. years. ...................
Stern. Louis. to Frank Ehret. 5th-ave, ~
Sheridan Bernard. 20 Francis u Kowvenhoven.
a3d-st. 1s.4 II W Of Lexington ave. 3 years
Simpson Martha J and Joseph II. 10 Edward i
Schell Of al. guardians Of Mabel sherman,
No 221 West 3S,h-st. years .................
Weed. Robert NJ and wife To- William Haviland.
No 2IT Bowery, ear......-..........'..'.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Aug. Cotton frm middling. exc; low
mddng enc; good ordinary 6ic net and gross receipts
10 bales; exports eoasswise 49, saes o. S'2ok' on'o
ding 0sc; good ordinary, 1316c: stock, 4a6 bales.
Savannah Aug. Cotton steady: middling. &c: new
hc lower; low middling. enc: and receipts 10
bales % bales new cotton: sales. I: stock. 1871.
New-Orlesns. Aug Cotton nominal good middling,
TIC: midding TIC; low mddng &c; good ordinary sc:
gross receipts 124 bales sales $50; stock Is 721
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REAL, ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE $3.50. 900 piece Of cen
trail Chicago property. producing fair IN
come Incumhrance 100000. VIII take
clear Kansas city or st. Louis. Mo. prop
ertv. or good stocks or bonds. VIII give
bargain 10 party able TO assume incum-
brance. c. G. SPOTSWOOD, Room 1Ol,
l45 La Sale St. Chicago. III.
YOr- ARE MISTAKEN Its not too not
TO trade your country place for city prop
erty: call and talk with mo about H. JOHN
O. HOYT 90 Pine-st.
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ilufurn,sbso Aonsss Go Get.

.,>vo,oo>c~oo/oo~r~~N~N ~.
NICE a-story house In West Sths'. one OF the oeS'
"A block. y, the West side 49, foot wide bull, by days
work for an estate lease years, $500 Apply ut once
POWER s5th- ct. and Columbus-nye.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ST Nlcholas-ave. corner l2Gth-st, 6s.Sx1oox
III. lOxl0O: George F1nck and wife to the Cam
Spring-st. n s. No 213 Julia Braun et AL ex-
ecutors. etc, TO Angela Franchi. .......... -.
l47th-st, 9 1lJ II OF Brook ave. 2Jxloo;
Matthew Coogan and wife TO John ! Bell. ....
Tinton-ave s. 1892 II n Of l65th ST. lIN732:
Elizabeth T Bel and another ~ Patrick
Iyrnes and another. Observation-Disclosures.
36th-s No CO West; Rachel Grunhut. indi-
vldually and executrix. to Anna Frank. 49,.
Elizabeth St No 10; Nannette Schwab to Will
lam Fetterer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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RI.uDING PLANS FILED.

BIlllDlNt PLANS FILED.
The following plans for new buildings and CIT
lled yesterday:
New buildings. main orlce-No plans fled.
Alterations:
Broadway and 13th-st. corner by Samuel II
and Herbert Valentine. eXrs. etc. RAYMOND
Halves OF No West tth-st. lessee. 10 hve-
story brick store and Office building. cost. ......
Pitt-st ~ 80 10y Fanny Deutch. Of No 3O2 Eas:
lIouston-si. owner. TO a threc-story and base
mcnt brick hotel. cost -................ :.
Bowery No 225 by Albert Wagner of No 10
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THE LAST OF THE TINPSON SUIT.
DOCK BOARD RECOMMENDS THE SUPPLEMENT OF
rHD cAsE-THE CITY Is TO PAY FOR
TIE PROPERTY

THE PROPERTY.
A leg and bitterly contested suit was brought 20
q close by a resolution passed at the meeting OF the
Dock Commissioners yesterday The resolution
recommended the settlement Of the Timpson suit
which has been pending against the city since 1888
In 1856 the Board recommended the purchase OF II"
Zoe, ~ bnIkhead property Il West and Beach SITS
FOR $4,000 The Sinking Fund Commissioners
declined TO make the purchase but the city had al
ready taken possession.
Mr. Higgins as attorney for Timpson & Co.
brought action against the city for 100000 The
lower court found for the city. but on appeal the
Supreme Court decided the case In favor OF the
plaintirs According a recent compromise
affected the city will pay Tmpson g. Co $4,000 with
interest from May 1886, and costs Of the suit The
resolution of the Board formally ends the matter.
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School AseM6les.

School Asemtles.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Goyernessea
&C. to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ j. YOUNr-FULTON - Union Square.
a ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The Trb-
"A received their Uptown Once. No. l,2i2 Broad
way, "a north Of 3ist-st.. until o'clock ad
the following branch Offices at
regular office rates until o'clock M viz "a sth-
ave, o 0. 23d-st; l52 Gth-avs. cor 18th St
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T'O BUILDERS Scaled proposals for furnish

ing the nec~ssar, materials and performing N. an.
for erecting and finishing laundry building 'r he x,n
haitian State Hospital AZ Wards Island y !. rsy -
by mail delivered IN person 70 2 ~ ctir<
m Monday August liif i~@ 70 Iohn hcAnsrnsJ Ae,-
President ~ Tho Board 4 Managers ~ 10 Nr.s,,.
state Hospital. No Madison Avenue Sev Yos ca
at which and Ilace the Board ~ Managers on r.
c~lve and open all proposals.
Plans and specifications may DO seen and blank IRA
Of proposals. obtained at The once = o psrry. fN,d-
'ecf in he Capitol Aihan,. y Y. or - lr "
Macdonald General suIerin, ent"ni y ne Hsptal. 4
No. Madison Avenue. Ne9 York 'ly.
Proposals ~ for The whole work. arf - soco-.-
panied by bonds 81 sureiiea guaranteeing ~. ,a,a-
rul execution % the n - II accepted
The Board ~ Managers r~serv~ mo gh' - feie srv
a bds they deem f0r the lsri interests - ne
state. join " ActkNEf
A.iLD Dr.. In l.. L - 49,.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~-ooo~>0N~Noooo.>o cN.cDo'00'co>">'-oS"."-
A FIRST-CLASS BAKERY. with prop
erty: rare chance. II. II. SCHOEN-
BORN. Hackensack. y. j.
FOR sALE.-A1 deiicatesscn business. with
valuable manufacturing recipes. estab-
lished II years. sl4 Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
LAMP-FILLING FUNNEL.-shows exact
height Of oil. just the thing for metal
tank lamps; no waste: money wanted to
put IL on the market. EDWARD {.
FROST. Portland. ore.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT representing
two English houses would like TO core
spond with American manufacturers wish
ing 10 be represented In New-lork ana
Pennsylvania. Address COMMISSION. Box
20 Tribune once.
PLOUGH Reversible. well adapted to
fiat land; thoroughly tested; patent for
gale GEORGE w. STOW. bingham
ton. y. /.
REGISTER 81 workmen's time. our check
receiver never clogs, superior to all
sothers. will sell patent. q. X. and -. W
sHEPARDSON. south Haven, Mich.
PRINTING. Most accessible oflce in Met
ropolitan district: quickest work by our
sEss. Swsy. S Ms. a' MERcPm Tlans
PRINTING COMPANY. World Building.
THE CUBAN PUZZLE" or "weyier in
the Trocha." latest thing out. patent
rights for sale. Address r. FORWOOD
2" Chronological. New-Orleans. La.
WANTED Capital not exceeding $1,000
for development Of business. with excel
lent prospects. fun particulars to right
man. Address PROGRESS. Tribune once.
WANTED. Inventors should write John
Wedderhurn a Co. Patent Attorneys
ium: monthly contest open To them upon
application.
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A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions fcr n. Trih-
n une received their Uptown OHfce No 2s2 Rroas-
way ri door north Il 3is -. until orors p al
,ertiFements the following branch o~ces
regular Office rate. until o'clock riz - sh-
ave- cor 81 -. i52 9Th ave. cor 18Th Mas,'A
9th ave and IAN lg2 columbus Ws-' eG'h-
100 West ;2i St. oh ave ~ East ian . -
s2l st. between IN and -th ave. 80 Fast 4I'h-
~ i33s Sd ave between 1Gfh and I1fi 80 20 a.
ave Gis' IN isi ave. seth - 60 ~
ave Ais 80 81 ave ~ ble"ck"r - 2a
30 ave 2so Fast 10Th It. 1921 ~ ave ? o. - sve
~ Amsterdam. ave ao2 West i2i-t iIs Past ifth-s'i
300 Eas, ash SO ath s,i 9TH ave I. is2 A.
ave 9th 2pt East sjih 81 e2o Nr0aissy;
l. jG3 "a ave-. i23 Sh 1915 - ave - efh-s
the Harlem OFFICES 2o5l 81 ave. ii3'n-s 10
Es~ i2sh-s'.. ~
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ron SALE.

A--A-A.-ON WEEKLY payments
fine diamonds, watches. no trash. Can
or address WATCH SUPPLY CO.. Nal
den Lane. Room 2. All goods guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRICES.-oU secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fullJ
s,,aranteed: machinery bought and eh-
changed GEORGE h. EDDl' "o' "i"o'-
son-St -
a HIGH-CLASs mahogany Office fixture
partition and doors AZ bargain. oo3
5th-ave., Room 80
FIRST-CLAsS baker and confectioner's
business for sale; short distance from
New-York. RARE CHANCE. Tribune "
fee.
FOR sAT.F--ls95 Spalilng bicycle with
lamp. bell. tools. 10000 mile cyclometer'
foot pump and stand complete. SD WILL
IAN O'NFlI.L, 5sT 5th-ave.. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE. -First-class butcher shop.
doing good business: good reasons ior
selling. address ADDISON J. LYON. IN
steyens-ave., Mount Vernon. y. Y.
INDIAN RELrCs-IArge Collection tor
sale cheap. Write W. X. MOOREHEAD.
Colunous. Ohio.
500. go CIGARS. all grades, 70 he sold nj
auction this day II. UPDEGRONE.
euctioneer, III Nassaust.
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Gyenrsions.
Dropos1ly.
~~c~oNNN~~~oNooNooorc rsoonNrr>r~->>->>>>-1>
CONTRACT FOR DISPOSI<G OF TTCUR

CONTRACT FOR DISPOSING OF LIGHT
" HOUSEHOLD REFr-s E GATHERED BIZ THE M
PARTMEST OF STREET CLEANING
me Commissioner of Street Cleaning desires pgte
enfion tho fact that he IL about recsiv. his p, a.
privilege u picking tho Light hous~hold rsfs. -
rubbish (oher than garbage. ashes and
gathered Up by the department u street c@.nins 81
deposited In tina, Departments yards IN dnersn, por,ors
Of the city.
Fuller particular - The form n e-''mss or s-,
posai. the security 70 he paid IN ~ bidders ana IN.
and conditions - The contract oAsnst
The once u the DsIarrnen, y street Cleaning No -
Chambers Street.
Attention directed the sd,~r,isernsn' - nj. -
posed contract appearing 10 Tn" cry Record ~
official organ - the C1y.
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no STEAM .nEATING cONrRAcToRs-

i Sealed proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
terals and performing Tho labor ~ erecting and
picng steam heating and vsnflafing apparatus hs
brick cottage female .nroyss ~ ff Manhattan safs
Hospital ~ Wards Island y V 10 sem ty -
delivered In person up ~ o'ciock p u Irfar Az
gus, iTfh 1896 John McAnerney. Acting pr~sisn n
- Manager - the Manhattan state Hospital
o, No | Madison Avenue New York CIV. ptf-h line
and place Board ~ Managers viii receiy. ard oyss
Plans and specifications may 10 ard blank fo-ns
Of proposals obtained the once = J. - F~-rr
,eci IN me rapi,al ~ Aitanv y = sr = ir
Macdonald General Superintendent %, tho Hospital. Il
No I Madison Avenue. New i0rk CIV
Parties bljiing this work must . pe71rs FIRE
actually engaged m Ne heating business an. 80
proposals r1ust f1r fhe whole work and a--on-
20 n.d by bonds no ,ath-
ful execution - tho offer II accepted
ire posrd q, Managers ne righ, IN,
or ali bids as they NAV tho hs ~
state. I'ltN MNcttNt1 +,
Acting Pres'den' - ard . Managers
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6uburban propsrtp for Sale.
unfurnisbeo Apartments 90 fet
grrnrsions.
Manhattan Beach.
gxrnrsions.

LEAVE FOOT OF Bath ST. r r.. daily, eSr-pt sun,
sor 20 e..0 40 02O 100 A. NJ. l2lo ana nan
ho,ry from 10 TO $40 600. and half hourly from 30"
WIiTTEIIALT ST. via Bay Ridge daily .S'ept Gun
dav hourly from 7:l0 ~ to i1'lo T. H. ana ""''
hourly from 40 10 $40. 1920 T. NJ
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Rockaway Beach.

r-ains l.ave Long Island CITY daily except sunday
A.. s'io go II OK A. NJ: i23o. RI. 30 40. 80
"a, 90 40 500. o:2O r. NJ. Saturdays 2oo DO
NJ
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QcntDrrs.

QcnrDrrs.
HFRMAN DRISI.ER A. NJ. Ill. D.. COLUMBIA, q
ii Fast 49TH-sT.-PRIvATE INSTRUCTION during
sme Successful experience IN preparing students for
College Classics Mathematics. French and German.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

ooy>~onNo->NoNo.N~.NNN |>N~N|~c~N~~SoN~>~'s~
DESIRABLE HOMELIKE square or single
room. 81 floor all conveniences; private
family; gentlemen. references. OWNER,
l45 East 2ith-st.
o9TH-ST.. r. between 9Th and Madison
ayes Delightfully."- cool rooms; baths;
suites. single: convenient principal hotels.
clubs.
9TH ST. 10 WEST.--Priva'e family
frs.s "a floor and one room on 3D.; refer
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DR0POSAI FOR sheet Asphalt and A.phai

i Block pavements Ofic. = Tho Gor1ul.s1a.rx
T. C. Washington - g.. August 500 sealet Pm
posals will b. received this cfce until u ".
August 1895 FOR laying sheet Asphalt AMI AsrhsN
BLOCK Pavements Blank forms = proposals.. sre fcs
lions and all necessary Information % Obtained a
tho office u the Engineer 'ommissioner JOHN "
ROSS GEO.GE TRIESDELL 'fiAs. ?. WEL.
(nn1fni .slnners i. q.
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WASHING. &C. -Respec,sbis ycuns ssrss,
an desires washing and IRONING COL
rood Isupdfe,s fresh air DRY hr Ia
NELL III East Ssi-st. ring wsss
timeA
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wASrBA
VI q L..
Male.
nfrnrnr 4 Acr-rl MAN a@l-,.t u..A

BrTLER Young sVels q. wishes ros.
ton private fami'f ci'r - country. Er3
city reference Address StNENsoN ? III
Lexinrtun-aYc.. care Mergrer.
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WORf< WANTED.
>>~S"~'~'~~~>oO'.'"~".., >-D'~--"-"~'-oN"~'D"'-"~

0aIA.
ENERGETIC young man. of good efuca-
ton and address for several years past
In the merchandise commission business on
his own account. would like 20 represent
reliable house. or take other resp bic
position: Al references. bond II required.
AMFRfcTS Tribune ONCE
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
NInnor Creek Mines.

The group % mines consisting CT the
PavmAstcr. Bonanza Queen. Grand Cen
tral. Crown Point. RED Jacket san Fran
ctsc0 AMI Bald Eagle, situated on Money
creek. King county. distant from half a
u,l,e 90 Eve miles from the Great North
ern railroad. have recently been iuCorpo-
rated On Seattle under IRE name az the
Geld Mountain Mining Company. WITH A
Capitalization % 8. 90 40 The fncorph-
rafors are William Frankfort, George ".
peveenan. G. }. Beryford. :. r. Ponerov.
Nest ~ tha development work on these
properties has been done on the Pavruas-
isr and san Francisco. a tunnel sixty feet
lanE. having been run on the former.
u~hHSa turnei on TIA latter IS n twenty
feet. both being ran on the le5xe TIE
company hiss q fierce cf practical mining
rraan. sna the work = progressing very
raasdlv. The ledge Is showing thai these
mines are equal % any IN Money creek.
The company has also pat IN 4 fcrce o.
msu - work 20 o1ea new rutEe n the
Same district from watch q great deal is
expected Paving ore ccgt5 D. sNtppeS
immediately from the top. and il covers A
xpacs - ever - feet each way
TIE Apex nlne. situated about q nile
from the BONANZA Cueen. has ynst made
q shipment q selected ore . tha E.-erett
snattsr TIE shipment consisted ~ three
ca~ leads Watch save ssnelter returns OF
evse SSa 20 TIE car. o. S.Ea sor tha lot
enshle the Apex. 50 vel as fhA o.her
mines 70 market a large a1eoant % lowsr
grade ere.