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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
woMEN's FEDERATED CLUBS
VIII Begin Their State Convention
This Afternoon.

hiS 1fteffAoOhs
The state convention ofithe Minnesota Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs will open this aft
ernoon at O'Clock in Park Congregational
church, Holly avenue and Mackubin street.
The programme for the afternoon is as fol-
lows: Invocation, Mrs. j. P. Adamson, Mer-
RAM Park; reports of officers, corresponding
secretary, Mrs. A. w. French; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. H. L. Stark; treasurer Mrs.
Town and Country clubs, Mrs. W. B. Fowler;
reciprocity among clubs Mrs. H.. c. Theo.
pold; club journeys, Mrs. A. F. ingalls,, or
Fortnightly club Dodge Centre. TWo-m1n-
ute reports from tourists clubs; mlscellane-
Gus business. At the reception to be given by
the Commercial club this evening, there Will
be assembled the members of the federated
clubs. their families and intimate friends,
and the members CT the Commercial clup ana
their families and immediate friends; me
guests will be received by Mr. and Mrs.
Gregg. Miss Evans, Mrs. Dennis Follett Mrs
w. F. Graves, chairman of the Iedera1lon Ire, re-
ception committee; Mrs. J. A Wheeiock, MIS-.
John jackson. Mrs. H. C. James, Mrs. George
Thompson, chairman of the reception COM
mittee and the president of the st. Paul
Federated Clubs. In addition to these, the ia
dies whose names were G ven as the receiving
committee in yesterdays b Will as
sist in welcoming the friends. Mrs. Dennis
Folett and Mr.. Jesse Gregg VII give ad-
dresses of welcome, ard Miss Margaret ~ .,
Evans will respord. There will be solos oy
Mss Florence Marian Pace. soprano, an9
Miss Maud Burdette, contrafto, accompanies
by Prof. Titcomb. Prof. D. F. Colvllle WI, WI
sing a baritone solo, and musical speclalties
will be given by F. H. Tenney ard .. A.
Wolf, accompanied by Henry Delafeld. Ine
Twin City Mandolin club will play the IN
ter.udes and during the serving of refresh
ments The reception is in charge OF tne
entertainment committee of the Commerclal
club and an auxiliary committee OF the Iol-
lowing ST. Paul society women: MRS
George Thompson, president; :. Mes
danes R. NJ. Newport, George Metcalf, Jesse
Gregg E. NJ. Prouty, W. r. Merra M +
Patter OF, W. A. Naylor. T. B. Scott, T. y
P. Sanborn, A ]. Stone, G. c.. squires,, J: 3.
West, ]. A Whee:oek. Rudolph Sch IN man
b. E. Hushson C. S.. Morgan II. w Fagley'
n D. Brown. E. c. Stringer, F. B. Doran.
W. F. Graves. Charles Smith, H. T. Black
| Robert c. Hine, A. K. Pruden, NJ D. COVE
s. G. Smith, N H. Clapp MISS Stu[s go
Mesdames Charles Mailer. William NJ Lis,
gett, E. o. zimmerman H. c. James ana
hlIrO
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
To Aid Alton Negroes.

Between forty and fifty colored citizens met
at the Pilgrim BAPTIST church to devise a
ni of raising funds to forward to Alton, H.
to aid the colored people of that. city in their
efforts to secure the restoration OF their
rights in the matter of furnishing school
facilities to their children. In consequence of
the action of the Alton school board in con
stituting that city one entire, school district,
tend two particular schools irrespective of
t tSo residence es Of such coored pupils their
parents and the remainder of the colored
population have applied to the courts Tor
an order compelling the school board to re-
store to them their original rights.
Robert Miner was elected chairman OF last
nights meeting, and George James, secretary.
It was decided to hold public meeting with
in the next two weeks, either at the Pilgrim
church or at the ST James A. NJ. E. church,
at which addresses will be delivered by vari-
Gus ministers of st. Paul and Minneapolis and
other citizens.
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and added strength it had received
during her regency Mrs. Newport, as
state regent, also spoke of Mrs. Mon
forts services in highly commendatory
terms, while Mrs. e. e. Mason, for
mer regent of the chapter added her
tribute. That the ladies were heartily
in sympathy with these expressions
was attested by The frequent and
vigorous applause (which Interrupted
their utterance.
A reception followed at which Mrs
Monfort, assisted by Mrs. Newport and
Mrs. Squires, was hostess. AS the ladies
began to move about the room the
handsome palms, roses, chrysanthe-
NUNS and other flowers were more in
evidence and their fragrance, together
with the aroma ofTcoffee served to the
guests, had a panoramic effect on the
scene, changing it from a business
meeting into a gay social function.
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charge of selling intoxicants without
a license. The accused are William
Defranchy, 1880 University avenue,
John F: Kelly, 2S40 University avenue.
ana William Wood. University avenue,
near Prior The complainant is Pa
trolman c. ]. Palmer who alleges that
Detranchy sold him a glass of whisky
and two bottles of beer; Kelly, two
drinks of beer, and Wood a drink of
whisky and also beer The prisoners
each pleaded not guilty, and the cases
We're continued until Wednesday of
next week.
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HELD as WARRANTS.
Police Trying to- Connect Some Pris-
eners with Crime.

Police Trying to Connect Some Pris-
eners with Crime.
The police are endeavOring to round
up the confidence men Who have been
swindling passengers on trains running
into ST. Paul with so much success of
late, and the arrest Of John Beaucleigh,
alias Bouquette, at the Union depot
Monday evening, after a fight with De-
tective Daily, was yesterday followed
by the apprehension of James Strong,
who, it is alleged by the police, has
been working with Beaucleigh, and
Fred boucher, a third alleged 'short
change" artist. boucher is thought to
have been the man who victimized
number of storekeepers in the outlying
districts, while the authorities hope to
connect Beaucleigh and Strong with
some of the numerous sWindling oper-
ations on the trains. 1t is alleged that
they are the pair who turned a trick
on the Omaha road several weeks ago
ard escaped at the Seventh street
crossing by holding the passengers at
bay with revolvers. The police like
wise say Beaucleigh and Strong cor
respond to the description Of the ICON"
men who feeCed a passenger on the
Omaha road out of 800 between St
Paul and Minneapolis some days later.
The railroad officials are interesting
themselves securing evidence against
the suspects and it is said that several
travellers who have been swindled will
be brought to ST. Paul to identify the
prisoners. In the meantime they are
being held on the charge Of vagrancy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
LITTLE GROUP OF BIG MEN.
Attorneys Here in the Union Pacific
Sale Matter.

A little group of distinguished railroad law
yers, interested chiefly in Union Pacific mat
ters, were at the Ryan last night. They in
cluded ex-Gov. George Hoadley, of Ohio, now
a resident of New York, special assistant to
United States Attorney General McKenna;
Gen. John C. Gown, of Omaha, special at
torney for the government, and Judge W r.
who came from Omaha to appear in the case
of the Gunnison branch, which has been in
litigation for two or three years The two
first named are interested in the sale Of the
road, while, as stated, Counsel Kelly had
other business.
They sat in Gov Hoadleys room and talked
over the affairs of the great big system
which has cost the government so much hard,
cold cash. They will remain here today,
when some action will be taken on the date
of the sale of the Kansas division Of the line.
still in Omaha, and will probably remain in
that section until after the sale of the big
system
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS.
Note the Offers at Reduced Rates
Made by the Burlington

American Public Health Association,
at Philadelphia, Oct. 25 to 20. Tickets
on sale Oct % to II, good to return
until Nov. 1. Rate. 1886 for the
round trip.
Christian Temperance Union at Buff
falo. N. Y, Oct. 81 to Nov. 5. Tickets
on sale Oct. "a to Oct. 80, good to re-
turn until Nov. s. Rate. $3.50 for the
round trip.
Worlds Convention Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union at Toronto,
ont. Oct 90 to 26. Tickets on sale
Oct 20 to Is, good to return until Oct.
% with stop-over Con return at Buff
falo. if desired, until Nov. 8. Rate,
s23. so for the round trip. Ticket Of
fees, 400 Robert street, and Union
depot.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
HAVE NO LICENSES,
Two Insurance Companies That Do
Business In Minnesota.

Business In Minnesota.
insurance Commissioner Dearth is
endeavoring to warn the public against
a couple of companies which are un-
licensed to do business in this state,
put winch do write risks. transacting
their business by mail. One of these
is the Daily Mutual Fire Insurance
company, of Lisbon, To- The other
is the World Mutual Benefit associa-
ton, of Wheeling.
1t will be recalled that the commits
s1oner refused to issue license to the
later company some time ago and af-
ter while the company went to the
wall: 1t appears that the company
has been resurrected again, with head
quarters at Omaha. and an effort is
being made to write up all the busi-
ness of the old company.
Use the Long Distance Telephone to Mime.
sofa No. and So Dakota cities and towns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
DIED..

st. Paul. Mimi, Oct. 25, 1897,
DR.. John H. Adamson, veterinary surgeon,
aged 80 years. Funeral leaves 59113 Selby
avenue at o'clock Thursday afternoon. the
18th. Services in ST. Paul's church. olive
and Ninth at 2:3O o'clock Friends invited.
st Paul, at the residence Of
his niece, Mrs. P. L. Dawson, 621 Reaney
street, Tuesday, Oct. &c, at p. m, William
H. Collins, aged 81 years. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
sTEFFANy IS GUILTY.
Jury Believes That He "Held Up"
William Booth.

The jury in the case of the state
against Frank Steffany, indicted for
holding up William j. Booth on the
Rice street bridge last summer, return
ed a verdict of guilty at p. m. yes
terday after about six hours delibera-
ton. Judge Lewis will sentence stef-
fany this forenoon. James Lynch Will
then be placed on trial under the same
IL ont
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
Some Intcrestin. Events on the
Card foE. the Future.
Nrs Edward Hunter has cards out for
reception Thursday, Nov. A.

receDiOn THURSDAY, NOV. i.
Mrs. A. ]. Mairs and W. MARS will re-
ceive from to Wedr.<'day, NOV. D.
MIRO NJ Newport has invited a number
of ladies' to meet SJrs. Booth Tucker, VINO
will talk upon rescue work. IN the ever
ing Mrs. Booth-Tucker will speak in central
Park NJ. E. church.
The sixth annual meeting Of the St Paul
branch of The Needlework Gund OF Alneiit ID
will be held in the hall OF the fellel so'i ny
Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 10 "a. m. IN In Inc
afternoon the garments will be on eXh1pi ION
Persons who have not yet c9nneGtea t itsni5
selves with this society, when adapIs lCsf ISL
wishes to helm the unfortunate, can 40 SO
by sending two garments to any Oh the
directors.
The Public School union was sponsor for a
comedy. Down by the Sea, given IN me
Central high school last night for the oene
fit of the Benjamin Drew school library iehe
Mrs. Smart, of Haeues say epue, entertained
the Alert Euchre club yesterday.
A concert, which promises very wei from
a musical S andpoint, will be given Thurs
day evening by the choir Oh me sWt1isn
Lutheran church on Woodward avenue 11 Kiss MISS
Augusta Wicklund, conralto, will appear
and has selected Faure's Palms Tor her
contralto number. Master Morrie, jeffrey, the
treble soloist Of the Chris church choif, VIII
lnist. will contribute an ius rumental num-
Der and the choir is also down for several
concerted numbers.
William B. Thorne, son of DR.. and Mrs.
William Thorne, CT Hastings, and Miss Har-
riett L. Vosburgh OF Reno, Neb., were mar
ried at the latter place on the 2G5h inst, The
groom is bookkeeper in The Fist National
prominent society young laIes. They will
be at home at 81 Summit avenue, after Nov,
g.
The congregation at the Park Methodist
church gathered est night in the p ar o.
pastor. Rev. Benjamin Longley. who comes
from the Methodist church at Winona
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Thorne returned
Saturday from their wedding rip and are
at So Summit avenue.
Dr. and Mrs Park Richie have returned
from their Eastern trip.
Joseph ]. Mcmahon has returned from a
four months trip to the north OF England.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
RAID THE MIDWAY.
Three People Charged With VioIat.
ing the Liouor Law

The police have started another war
upon the blind pigs of the Midway
districts and yesterday had three al
legged violators of the liquor law ar
raigned in the municipal court on the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
Chas. j. HedWall, Agent,
Minneapolis.
Watson & Howard, Agents,
St. Paul.
The Oldest and Best Appointed Studio in the
Northwest.
1850 GnAss,.sszs91 1851

90 AND 1O1 Est SIXTH STREET.
Opposite Metropolitan Opera House.)
Exquisite Photography. 'HThe New PhOto.~
outdoor and Commercial work Speciality.
Mr. Zimmerman's Personal Attention to Ap-
pointments. Telephone 1911.
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MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

DEATHS
Corenlia F. Lott, 500 Paramount ave. IS years
Mrs. Nancy Morgan, 200 w. 4th st . 5S years
Baby Brinkman. Colborne St.. .31a months
William A. Hanger. Rice st.........5 weeks
Lillian Mclean Howard. ........ 1854 Dawson
Mrs. L. R. Williams, 1905 Thomas. IA years
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27

Mrs. A. j. Mairs and N/s MARS Will re
ceive from to Nedr<,day, NOV. D.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27

The Public School union was sponsor for :, a
comedy. Down by the Sea-, given in he
Central high school last night for the p e's19
fit of the Benjamin Drew school library lehe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27

Mrs. R. NJ. Newport has invited a num lEsl
of ladies to meet Sirs. Booth, lucker' WIZ
will talk upon rescue work. In the even
ing Mrs. Booth-Tucker will speak in Centra
Park NJ E. church.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27

Mrs. Smart. OF rue say erpe entertained
the Alert Euchre club yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27

Teasurer-NIiss NJ. K. Badly.
Registrar-Mrs. j. B. Baird
Historian-Mrs. c. E. Riggs.
Chaplain-Mrs. M. D. Edwards.
After the election of officers the ladies
united in singing the Star Spangled
Banner" Miss Pace singing the stanzas
as solos and being Joined in the chorus
by the whole assembly. Just before adj
journment, Mrs Monfort, as retiring
regent, in few earnest words, thanked
the chapter for the kindly spirit shown
and the staunch support given her
during her regency. Mrs. ]. W. Edger-
ton, in behalf of the chapter, expressed
to the retiring regent the qualification
Of the chapter at the profit, pleasure
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27

TIE congregation at the Park Methods:
church gathered asst night in the par.ors OF
the church to formally receive the new
pastor. Rev Benjamin Longley. who comes
frnrn he Mlthndist church at Winona.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

feet wide. on the north "a.
teen UA OF said block rins-seo q ie
lotS numbered three ia sc 49, -
ana SIX 90. in block uurss.. - 81
cree ana TOUT tie4l. in n r ~ 90 -
addlicn 20 North Seattle 80 ssays
IN u I. Denny's Sixth ssss.sa. osecf Il,
Seattle. together with an 49, % u.
buildings and improvements iasaas 4
belonging or in any wise sn,ss-. tasrss
e which property IS lyinr -. ssS'a2e :
king county. Washington sd "a. y
Inc terms and conditions ~ .,..
tulioMs, VIZ Same to b. se !,
81 l.iaue aecer6ing 70 the rravss'ascszs
practice OF and subject IA s,-s 80 fals -
said court. Property 10 ~ ~. -, matte !
gold coin OF the United S.a.s. ~ -
lea, 20 be paid at the Tina - Ase
sale: amount TO be realized -. 80 :
or ga. ISe.p9, an attorney Zee of ssss.ssN m
cests- with interest on the wh-sA8 a
sums at the rate OF nine par 49, n
nun, from date OF said Serrss 20 d
and accruing costs. and iees sefl ~
or the master and the sasts s- 1T Hsslzzass
az said sale, and fees and ca-,r.. sfsssss
the clerk OF the court. SSsa :
The plaintiff may become a
~ said sale Said sale suhsact = TN.
ton according 20 the laws % Wssasss
Purchaser 70 be LET INTO srnr-.ssas<se
session Of said described rrsssEts ~
each and every part thereot u
United States Master IN ,rh sx!N
District Of Washington. Nortss.ss y y
sion. s-sr N
for Plaintiff. a0 eosal
49, T-a'''s Ner~A 49, I'M
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The n,ssiic "a hereb- warned not 70 pay
any money 20 parties REPRESENTING 70 De
agents OF the Seattle Post-Intsslsenees
except the following who are the oA.S
Intsillgencer. viz: J. A. MCCLELLAN. J. J.
Haw!ey. L. A. Harrison. Will II Hanna,
This does not apply TO resident agents OF
cite. and towns Ia the Northwest. nor 10
postrnastsrs, who are In al cases antnor-
lied 70 take subscriptions for the Daily
Sunday and Weekly Post-InteAiseac
CITY caf;ecfors. = A. Cash5art. r. L.
Jawisv ~ W Ewing and VIM. Beatty
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-=
UNITED STATES MASTERS SALEM
the circuit court OF the United States, for
the district Of Washington, Northern
division, Ninth Judicial circuit. In
W.s t. M MsI co Lewis; plaintiff vs.
poFate under the laws OF Wash
ington: D. T. Denny, John Leary
John keenen. II. r. Lombard. j. W. Ed
wards. James Frankland, Malcolm Me-
Donald, James Oidfeld. William Coch-
rane. David i. Denny. Manson r. Back
US, receiver Of the Rainier Power 4 Rail-
way company. a corporation organized
ana existing under the laws OF Washing
ton: Union Trust Company. OF New
YORK, a corporation organized and exist
York. the city OF Seattle. a municipal
corporation organized and existing under
tae laws OF the state OF Washington;
SShssr,,.s n Baker doing business as
Fuller. National Bank OF Commerce
o. providence, corporation or
sanlzea arc existing under the act OF
congress, known as tire National Bank
ACT. and ne acts mandatory and sun
Elementary thereto: Merchants Nation
q bank. corporation; Seattle Hardware
National bank. OF Seattle: Nelson ~
PsFhsT, " Hammond Wright. C. M
sassfe. receiver % the Washington Saw
inEs bank third Street a. suh,yrtar
Railway Company. a corporation ana
Thomas Boyd. defendants No. arc
Notice y hereby given that IN pursuance
a ar, oy virtue ~ decree OF the above en-
uueG court. Hon. g. n. Hansord. Judge
~ ne above entitled cause. dated on the
Sist day % March. A. D lses and ~ an
slias order OF sale dated March Tzth. fsyT
therein 20 ne directed issued from ara
0noer TIE seal Of said court, I. the ur fer
signed. as United States rnasfsr in cha,
Gerry for the district OF Warrington %ortn-
eTn dsFizion. VIII sell ar public sale "a
rs a1E1e@t bidder therefor upon srs
trrns and conditions h~rsgns Per a4s.sa
on sad r1orfgared premises a. the eor,
nef 81 blsuarck and Mercer streets in
ne city ?, Seattle. in the county OF king
st8te % " asElr rio1. on Monday the 12fh
day % April. fEz7 e. ne sostr ~ Ia ,,eef-ct,
- - forenoon o. that dav. The following
aeseFloed fnortEaxss premises that fs -
80 re vest on@-haf fwisb os block
numbered ninety-f0gIr fsn sxrSr,. = 800
s4sFsn and iairty hun1redths aI.g)
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except sundiI
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Sea,tle-Taco1a
route. az follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. Mayi
TINE CARD.
Single fare. soc; round trip. B :.
Leave Seattle-7.45, Ills a. m; Ia VI
p. m.
Leave Tacoma-9.30 a. IN. /, 4:0, p
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattie-7:30 a. m: IL m;
Leave Tacoma-9:so a. m: 2:W IN
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, u
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of ~
rion street, Seattle J.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and Bfaa
Washington, fare Soc.
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AUCTION SALE.


AUCTION SALE have received instruc-
AcrS from Ms \ V kauiz 20 sell BY
E+@c aUt.cu az her residence. t3z9
Terry avenue. be- tween Vnsen and Tat
NeTSity streets. ccmmen.lng az SD T. M
shsrp. OF Tuesday and Wednesday
March 0 ard s. an extra ane assert
usnf - furniture. consisting in part as
fos.oSs, NienneSe cabinets. Cashmere
anc ofis1'al TaSs. BaEdat curtains ma
noEaEY. walnut aGi ooxwoo1 bookcases
Anut cabinets. card and center "a
n5fS, reed and D. ri ODD rockers hand
some hand"-aTve6 photogrAph eases
poTuereS, brass Tots. mirrors lounges.
lscs curtains, le-soog 3lnlnE extension a.
De. carved oak dining chairs rs-,seA
caS siasocaTa. cc@t -. Vscures Rrus-
seAs and sGgrAtn CARPETS. Fvezs 81 Z asss
cherry bedroom suites. e,nzant ssfrAaals
cured hasT ia tressss cost SO Sursuas
salst Srts. brass Hs3stsa.is sazk. hs.sss
Bed and houScha.a .snsn. mating NJ
3ssttS range. ccst $50 p.aee. gas 60
isry. cTocSe-y. laundry Ard bas.grw
stoves. and otHer articles 100 nare-tI.s
% msatkoa~
X = BLAZER Au--g,-as-
y p. The a1rttoueer dest rs "a @s53 -
gse7cz24 afteDtsoa 80 tets sale as srI h
CH zslcs sef11rn Ey1et wsta - roy -r-, -
eaosce furniture and sga1~4-6gAc.
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IN order 90 sz1ure correct insertion o.
notices un1er these headings. the sane
should be left 4: the business oTsce q
This paper. No charge Is made tor soca
notices.
Funeral rotfc.s resolutions Or other spe-
ese. Announcements will De charged a. t1e
rate Of Il cents par Ire each lrsSrft2n.
PO9T-T%TELf4TGE>C -
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

cAsET-In Seattle. at Providencs hos
nI;al. Thursday night. March Is, ISL.
Miss Nellie Casey, OF brain Eoeose'
aged = years.
Of.9OE-Af Brtnnon, Wash, AondAy'
March q infant son OF Dir. and MIS-.
Peter Olson, aged day.
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ron RENr-orFiCFs.

FOR kENT-At tow rates; ene suite a.,
i've oHfst1e Sc2Ei. a. srcaUe naer -
Washes Territory faNsrisnent t1c-ss-
PAWS bui.ataE. a. cogrSF - Cherrx- IA
Seeona streets. ever Fass-I nssls 81 s..sr-
ApF3y goS2 -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR gaLE-D@sirsb7e and pro1ta5ss al
cash mercantile business In Seattle, Wei
n4-ses small. honorable and legitimate
business. with extremely bright future.
NJ experience necessary a stranger 20
the city rsr drop into this business ard
succeed as I did Principals only. anu
those with g 90 cash need Apply: rsz-
son for selling. vii engage IN mining
Address Enterprise. 2. o. Box 40. Seat
tie. Wash
WOULD yOC LIKE TO REALIZE 1850
per day on t%01n invested No mining
scheme; 10 speculation. TO gambling
strictly legitimate business enterprise
Address X. Post-Irtelhgencer.
FOR SALE-Rsstauran doing a paying
business, owner leaving the city. Msr-
chants restau rant, foot OF Washington
street.
GET RICH QUICKLY. Send for 800 In
vsnftons Wanted" Edgar Tate Co.,
2iS Broadway. n Y.
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STR. MULTNoMAH
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LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oLIARa
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