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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Philip Peck, the Olaa coffee
man, has gone home.
David Dayton has added house
and lot on Young street to his sale
list.
Fully one third of the land in
Great Britain is owned by men,
bers of the House of Lords.
Miss Mildred M. Kingsley was
married to 4. E. Mossman last
evening by Rev. d. p. Brine.
A diminutive Hawaiian boy was
arrested last night for wandering
about the streets at late hour.
The big reduction ribbon sale
at the Temple of Fashion will
positively close Saturday evening.
The average residue of ashes
left after the cremation of the
,Shuman body amounts to only s
ssSounces.
1.-The Misses Eva and Helen
SParker left on the Kinau this
morning for Hawaii for an extend
ed visit.
The trial of Miss Santos, other
wise known as Minnie Weir, for
larceny has again been postponed
to March 8.
All Kui was fined $50 and costs
by Judge de la Vergne this morn
ing on plea of guilty Of opium
in possession.
A small dog belonging to fire.
man fell off the hose wagon on
the way to the fire last night and
was badly hurt.
Bishop Willis will hold con-
frmation services at Kilauea, Ka-
uai, next Sunday, having already
left for that purpose.
Miss Alice Walker, who has
been visiting in this city for sew
eral months, returned to Kohals
in the Kinau with her mother to-
day
w. w. Bruner, the surveyor, is
to take charge of the work on the
new Pail road aud has already
commenced the necessary sur
veying.
= The alarm of fire last night
came from the Vida residence on
King street. The blaze was ex!
tinguished before the department
arrived.
George A. Turner left for Hilo
today to take the position of Col
lector of that port, vice Arthur
Richardson. He was accom-
panied by his family.
Jordan's silk sale only runs to-
day and tomorrow. All the fine
silks that are now selling as low
as 10c. will be taken off the coun-
ter at the closing hour tomorrow.
There will be social at the
Christian Church, Alakea street,
this evening. Doors open Z pm;
entertainment starts at 8. Mem
hers and friends will be cordially
welcome.
The concert to be given by the
Kalihi. waena school children to-
morrow evening, will take place
in the Arion hall, rear of the
Opera House, instead of at the
drill shed as originally intended.
1t seems to be generally under
stood that w. j. Coelho, the de-
faulting clerk of the District Court,
is to be given time in which to
square up his Indebtedness to the
Government, as has been the rule
in similar affairs.
} At a meeting of the Jockey
Club last evening Secretary Wild
er was instructed to ascertain the
names of horses which owners de-
sire to train for the 18th of June,
style of races wanted, and other
data, on receipt of which another
meeting will be held and pro.
gram arranged.
w. N. Armstrong, M. ID. Mon
sarrat and Chas. Hustace Jr. have
been appointed Road Commits
sion to estimate the value of a
strip of land four feet wide ex-
tending from King street to the
Boyd premises on the Waikiki
road, required for street improve.
ments, The property ia owned
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AUCTION Sales by w; S. Luce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-29
CITY NOTICES.


ell of the City OF Seattle, and Is now on
fsle in the Office OF the City Comptroller
and ex-orricio city Clerk. and the same :
now open for public inspection At said OF
Zee and viii remain open for tns7ec ion
urtN Nc nday. the third day % May. iS7.
a. s O'Clock y. IN. and al persons inter
ssted are hereby required 70 appear before
the City Council al 4 session 10 De held
in the Council Chamber in the City Hall.
on the third day OF May, lSs7. at o'clock
=. N. and make objections thereto. Al
said time 50 fixed the Council will con-
slider any and al objections made and viii
make such corrections IN said roll as Il
deems lust. and VIII then deduct the
amount Of such cost assessed against
street crossings (whsch shall be paid from
the General Fund OF the City,, and wta
then BY Ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot shown in said
ro2 and declare the same first lien
thereon. Said matter may De adjourned
10 a later date IL SO ordered BY the City
Council WILL H. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-OGicfo City
Clerk OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first puhiics ton, March *. 1897.
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sTRAITs sTEAMsnIp comp1Nv

sTRs GARLAND AND FvATcFy.
seattle snd Townsend Mean Raw ro1.a
5leaEner eaTiand leaves Yesier dock 80.
aAEs. lHszdays ard Thurs6svs 81 ~ a
z n loF FoIt Townsend. PORT Wulga rne
DAnreneSs. Port Angeles Port f,rescsss
- s.ats Fysht Claliam Bay and Mean
o opposite days. Steamer Evangef Isav1.
lssler dock sor Port Townsend port A..
s s..s z- az victoria Mondays. wsdneseavs
alternate days Ct 20 ., N. STATUE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-29

NOTICE OF ASS BASEMENT ROLL OF
Local improvement District No. lZ7. for
the Improvement Of Main Street from
the east margin OF Eighth Avenue South
to the west margin Of Ninth Avenue
South. under Ordinance No. s41. and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
nent roll OF Local Improvement District
No. ~ for the Improvement Of Main
Street from the east margin OF Eghth
Avenue South 70 the west margin OF Ninth
Avenue South, under Ordinance No 4417,
has been reported by the Board OF Public
Works 70 the City Council 90 the City OF
Seattle. and IL now on Me in the office OF
the City Comptroller and ex-oTicio City
Clerk and the same e now open for pub
IS inspection at said onice and wll re-
the third day Of MAY. isgT. a. s o'ciock p
m. ard NJ persons interested are hereby
required 10 appear before the Cify Council
a. a session e be heid IN the Council
Chamber IN the City Hal. on the third
day 4 Nay. 1877, al 8 O'Clock ? ~. and
m k objections thereto II sad tire 80
Fixed the Council ysifl consider any and ali
objections made and viii make sisch cor
rectioas ln said r0i5 it deems Just. and
xxi fhen de&0Ci the amount % such cost
assessed against street crossings (which
shah ~ pald from the General Fund %
the CEtyb and ALL then by Ordnance APP
prove such roll and levy and assess the
amuguts thereof against each parcel ard
same q first lien there3n said matter
may D. adjourned - q later date = 80 Or
dered b. the city Coene3l.
WILL n PARRY,
City Couptroller and Bz-0Htc1o city
Clerk - The City - Seattle
Da1e q frst publication. March 8. is57.
Notice Of ASSASSIN EzNT ROLL OF
Ispcss Improvement District No. IL FOR
the gnpE0ss naent % Main street. from
Railroad Avenue 70 the east line ~ 2 IN
Avenue south una = Ordinance No
4fS. and hearing thereon
Notice - HEREBY given that me assess-
EEsnl ron q Local improvement District
No -. for tie impnov eFnsnc q Main
Street from Railroad Avenue ~ f1e east
line % ksfSe Avenue South. gmdar ord
na1cs No. $50. has been reported ~ fse
Beard q Public Works 20 kae C.gy C02n-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-29
L. & 3. TRANSPORTATION co.-week.

Steamer Champaign, Skagit River route
leaves Seattle March 2. at 10 .. m:
March =, al midnight; March 2s az mid.
night Leaves Mount Vernon March "a.
al a. m: March -. at a. m. Nzrch 81
a. A. m Guiallp going north Tuesday
and south Sunday Calling at stanwoo1
Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon ard
Avon
CITY DOCk-Stsamers FOR all points on
ne sound open al night. s c. Yerkea-
Manager. Telephone. Main 81.
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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TAco1I
EOT-Tp

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacor,s.
FaiFhaveu or Whatcom. Leaves C,orn,.err,
c.aI d3ck. Tacoma. ?. m. city dock
foot Main street. Seattle. o. m Tues
Thurs. and Sat Returning leaves vvs.,.
com , m Fairhaveu. SIS p. m ard
Anae2rtes - p n. san. Wsdnes snd
r r. sr,s,s~seattIs g.. or $50 round trip:
w n FTrra
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co ON THE GREYHoUNp.

Everett, Edmonds. Snohomlsh Route
Two round trips daily. except SUNDAY
In effect Nov 20. 1896. Leaves sess,ls 'S
a. m. 4:45 y. m: leaves Everett 10 u,
Z y. m. Seattle landing Colman dock
Everett landing. Merchants dock Coz
meets with Str. Flyer for Tacoma; win
Str. Mikado for Snohomish; with trala
for Monte Cristo and way stations Tes
phone. Red s5l.
FRANK w. GooDHUE. Manasss
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STEAMERS.

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON
Carrying u. s. Mail
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock foot Of Main
street. $50 a. m. calling at South Reach
Burchell. Brick Yard. Bremerton. n a
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico. Siiverdsie. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy station at y. m. arrives Seattia
at p. m. Z. y. Robinson, master INV
Bogardus & Co, agents Telephone
Main ~.
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SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

Steamer City of Kingston between n,
coma. Wash, and Victoria, p. c.
7;l5pmI LvI NJ Tacoma Iii0Arl llsps
9:s0pml I.vl PSI SEATTLE seArl slsp~
la:3oam I.vI 72lPt. Townsend sSArllIassr
3:saaml Arl1l0i Victoria MILy sazn
sDaily except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes frst-class A.
commodations. Nrrying both freigh, Al
passengers. and leaves from Yesler whar
Seattle, for Victoria, at $50 p. m. and n
Tacoma at y. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occup,
staterooms until a. m.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire OF
O.. F. THORNDYKE
Agent, Yesler wharf. Seattla
i. A. NADEAU,
General Agent N. P. Ry.. Seassls
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AUCTION SALE.


AUCTION sALE--I have received instruc-
pubic autlon at her residence. 1870
Terry avenue, between Union and Uni
versity streets, commencing Il 10 a.. m.
sharp, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 80 and 81. an extra fine assort-
rent OF furniture consisting In part as
follows: Niennese cabinets. Cashmere
and Oriental rugs, Bagdad curtains. ma
hogany, walnut and lockwood bookcases,
walnut cabinets. card and center Ia
bles. reed and brentwood rockers. hand
some hand-carved photograph easels.
lace curtains, lo-foot dining extension ia
bic. carved oak dining chairs. carved
oak sideboard, cost $50; pictures. Brus-
sells and ingram carpets, carved oak and
cherry bedroom suites, elegant bureaus,
curled hair mattresses. cost $40; springs,
toilet sets. brass bedsteads desks, books,
bed and household linen. mating. Ma
jestic range. cost $50; plate, glass, cut
lery. crockery. laundry and heating
stoves. and other articles too numerous
10 mention.
" II. The auctioneer desires TO call es-
pecial attention 20 this sale. az It is
chance seldom met with to pick up some
choice furniture and bric-a-brac.
AUCTION sALE-l have received in
structions from Mr.. Iatour 10 sell by
public auction at his residence, 1904
Nineteenth avenue commencing at 10 a.
m. sharp. on Friday. April 2. a valuable
lot OF fine furniture. consisting In part
as follows: Piano. makers Pease & Co;
cost s45o; velvet. pile. MOquette Brus-
sells and tapestry carpets. rugs. walnut
birds-eye maple and oak bedroom suites.
wardcobes. bureaus upholstered chairs
and rockers. sewing machine. 10-foot din
ing extension table. lounges, handsome
brass plano lamp. cabinets. pictures.
books. easy chairs. hail tree. screens
curtains, portieres. shades. clocks. china
closets. hanging lamps. plate glass and
gaffierr afrg5ad hair n nd WOOL
bedding. springs. kitchen and heating
stoves, moving machine and garden
tools and other articles too numerous TO
mention.
r. G. BLAKER. Auetioneer.
r s Take Madison street ear. on view
day OF sale
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DEATHS AID F-INERAI.s.

rETG-gr Seattle. ~ 80 Atlantic wtrees.
John " cess. aged GO years. Of cancer
% ne esornzcf1.
TIE funeral services viii - set1 rom
Tssyssnay * stewards cfsap%a AonoaSs
Esrca . a. ! o'csock p m
TArrTxA~-At Milwaukee VIE. sun
day Marcs1 = 1856. after long niEsss,
svsavfaa III. kaufman. aged II years
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALIE.

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ssd
Port Townsend daily. except SUNDAY, 1,
1000 a. m. returning. leaves Victoria l.
$40 D. m Steamer George r. Starr Leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports dafy,
except Saturday. at 900 p. M: SUNDAY
direct, at a. m; returning. direct leaves
Port Townsend at 2 p. m. Phone. Pike n
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

SIEAMFK LYDIA THUMPSUN.
Carrying United States mail, leaves ciiy
dock. foot of Main street. Honial
Wednesday and Friday NJ | a. n. m
Port Townsend. San Juan Islands an
New Whatcom. Returning. leaves Mes
whatcom Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day. at IA m. j. r. Thompson. manager.
owner. Lilly. Bogardus & Co., agentA
City dock. Telephone. Main g.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
TT q MATT.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock, foot OF Washirt
ton street, Tuesdays, Thursdays and ~
urdays at o'clock a. m. fer kingsiA
Port Gamble, Seabeck, Brinnon. HOY
Dewatto. Lilliwaup Falls, Hoodsport Isl
Union City. Returns alternate days
n. TROUTMAN, Nastsf
Telephone. Red Isl.
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In order 70 secuTe correct insertion %
notices under these headings the same
nhont5 be left at the kus.ness Office o.
this paper. NO >harg1 IL nr16s fer s1cn
notices.
Funsrai NOTICES resolutions Or other spe-
ess5 arr queen srts Will be charged AZ tne
rate OF 10 cents per isre each sGseTtfoos
PO<TTETEL -T(t EScER 90.
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STEAMER.
FLY ON TIE sFLyrp .

SEATTLE To rAcov.
-Four round trsrS daily 800,
In one roar and twenty-avs Saoaay
THE STEAMER 'FT.Yrpaaa'ss
Regular daily trips. Ssat,is
route. as follows: facs.n
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY ~
TIME CARD aAyl
Single fare. so. roara 49,
Leave Seattle-7:4S. ua5 a m
y. m. a-, - sr
Leave Tacoma-9:ao a. m.:l4ms
SUNDAYS. IA
Leave Sesitle-7.se a. m: HAS
leave leave Laeen pa, a. m; IN.
coma. and Commercial does LAR. IA
rion street. Seattle .sss q IA
Sundays. steamers FLYER ara -.
Washington. fare Toe. a sEaa Z
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card in Effect June |. la

SEATTLE. EVERETT a WHEATON,
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves sealS
daily, except Saturday, at 10 p n
SEATTLE & LA CONNER houis
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily, szoV
Saturday, at 10 p. m. -.
Telephone. Main 27s. feslef 49,
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT MASH.
rNGTDN pnyfTE

STEAMER MARY f. PERLEr
Leaves Gaibraith dock. foot Of Washiss'
TON street, for South Beach. Sylvan Grovt
PIT. White. Bremerton. United States DJ
Dock, Charleston. Sidney, Tracy,on cF
co. Sllverdale at 3 p. m. saturday 2 ~
Sunday. p. m: returning, leaves SiTs.
dale at GO a. m Telephone, Red Isl
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.

Edysrffssr. desiring display advertise
snsnts changed FOR the Sunday Issue nust
hand In copy ~ ! O'Clock saturday 70 n
ssgrs change.
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SPOKANE FALLS Z NORTHERN. kllSM u. ! !"
SHEPARD. RED kQghIih MIAAa

The only all rail- ronie
change Of cars between sps
po..r,ua and Nelson. Also bef~eD
Nelson and Hossfand.
DAILY EXCEPT sISDAt'
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REWARD.

A reward OF SO VIII Be paid for irfor-
r,ss stou Ieadfnx 20 the arrest and oonFic-
ION OF any ons stealing copies % rs
pont-yufs,I.xencer delivered 20 suoserioers
throughout TIE city.
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PACIFIC CoAsr srr.Ms-n

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHn -
The Company's elegant steamer, r..
tftia. City of Paebia and Wnlls W.,
In leave seattle for San Francis" 80 -
Port Townsend and Victoria. n. ~
a. m. Mar 5. 10, Is. %, Is. 80. Ami
10. "a % May 4. 2. Ia. 70, a. ~ IN. \
San Francisco. a. m. Mar s. la
Apl. 2. !, II, II %. e, May 2. f.is
"a. June I. Leave san Franctsra -
Seattle via Victoria. n. c.. ara ~.
Townsend. at 9 a. m, Mar. 2-,nrn
81, Apl. !. s. II. ls. Il. 2s May /, & NJ
n, Is. 81 Due at Seattle p. m. Mar
u. 20, g. 80. Apl. T. 2. IA. is. "A. q Mi
2, H. ~, -, %. June 3.
The elegant steamers City of Toaeh.
Mexico and ALIKE leave Seattle 4.
Alaska, at A. M. Mar. Is. 90 q "a A.
!, g. II. "a. %. May 4, 9. "a Ia AZ
Due back at Seattle Mar q. Apl. 4 n
i6. 81, s6. May l. s. II. is, q, -. 81. Jun, Z
10. The Company reserves right 20 ehssxs
without previous notice steamers xaIas,
dates and hours of sailing.
]. +. Trowbridge. p. s. supt, o.,
Dock, Seattle
c. Fl. J. stoltenberg. Tiki. Agt. n 4
Ave. Seattle
GoonALL. PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Am
8. r
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STR. MULTNoMAH
pAILY9
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND or.y>s,..
AT r, NJ. af1
FARE TO TACOMA, . Cent?
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TACOMA
SEATTLE.
VANCOUVER. B. C

Take steamer Utopia for Port iesas
end Aracortes. WhatcoH, BLAINE -
VANCOUVER. -
Leaves Yesler wharf Mondays ~
Thursdays, D. m. Blaine. 81. tanc'ssp'
81 For Information. Yesler DOCK.
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btsENTss tHNNNEs.
FOR sALE-Desirable and profitable all
cash mercantile business In Seattle: well
established and centrally located: ex-
penses small. honorable and legitimate
business. with extremely bright future:
no experience necessary. a stranger TO
the city can drop into this business and
succeed as ] did. Principals only and
those with s.. coo cash need apply: rea-
son for selling. will engage In mining
Address Enterprise. r. o. BOX $50. Seat
tie. Wash.
WOULD YOU LIKE To REALIZE SIS 90
per day on $4,000 Invested? No mining
scheme: no speculation. no gambling:
strictly legitimate business enterprise
Address X, Post-Inteliigeneer
FOR sALE-Restauran doing a paying
business; owner leaving the city Mer-
chants restaurant. foot OF Washington
street
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
tEXCEPT SUNDAY,
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND Or.y,.,..
AT 80 A. NJ. ArA
FARE TO TACOMA. IS CEyrs
Tel, 81 Main. CITY Dory -
CAPT. L. WILEY. Manager. R
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Close conn ec1 lions A. -Ne.sS1- lAU
81 for kaslo and al hooteAAs
Points. -. "a 1csrar
Passengers for Kettle RIVER 80 ..s.s $40
airy Greek connect az Marcus
daily.
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PERSONAL


PERSONAL
.sS9 DYSPEPSIA. stomach troubles.
loss o. appetite. 20 those who Use Pap
sPAPoLA is 81 exquisite and delicious
luxury"
THE ONLY Compound Turkish Electric
W~st rafns or the Coast fer ladies' ana
gentlemen Turney Co. 80 Columbia
FOR sAI.EFew great bargains in higa-
grade pianos and organs. from $50 up-
ward: easy terms. sos Second avenue.
FoR PEST-A good upright piano; at
Sow rent william -. Redield- S5 New
York block.
MARRIAGE PAPER. 100 ads many
wealthy iac. Marriage Journal. Port
land. or.
xps LESLIE Iuss Third. vapor and
electric baths; rheumatism speciality.
EVERY GROCER should carry Papola."
SEWING MACHINES. sewing machines.
-215 Columbia street.
TRY yoS GUNTHER's Hair Invigors-
tor: finest on earth
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. all
kinds. 4i0 Yesier.
GRoCERs can get OF Louch. Augustine
& Co. Papola.
ASK YOUR GROCER for Papola."
MARRIED LADIES. try SECURE
-
FINANCIAL.
WE NEGOTIATE LOANS In any amount
AT the lowest rates offered in the city,
I'M d.
money on hand for small loans. large
loans closed without delay. John Z.
DoFr & Co. room a. Bailey building.
PER CENT TO PER CENT.-Money
on gilt-edged business and residence
property Harwood Morgan. room 3.
Halter building.
LIBERAL ADvANt rs on vainables-
Watches, diamonds and warrants. a. low
rates. Urcle Joe Loan Office. CIT Sec
ond.
$50. ooaeoo AssETs-Mutual Benefit Life
loans money gfuil valued on us poicfes-
Angus W Young 1i9 Washington block.
THE THOMAS INVESTMENT co.
rooms and ) Occidental block; mort
gage loans and fra Insurance
EDMUND BowDEN. successor TO Lee
Bowdsn. financial and insurance agents
Horton Bank building.
WARRANTS WANTED-State. county.
school VIM u. Perkins a. Co. Sol New
York block, seattis.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY,
Ltd.-Robert J. Fisher. Agent, f0S Bailey
building.
HERBERT :. UPPER makes loans on
farms and timber land. II Schsuermah
block.
JAMES boutwell,. loans and insur-
anee. Is Boston block; telephone, Main
100
LOANS-City improved property; 8 TO ~
per cent. W. o. Hardin. SIG Third.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned, as receiver or the Rainier
Power & Railway Company, viii. on
Monday. the 5th day Of April, 1887. pur-
auant 20 an order OF the United States
circuit court fc- the district OF Wash
ington, wherein he was appointed, expose
for sale TO the highest bidder for cash.
subject 10 confirmation by the court.
all the bills and accounts receivable Of
the Rainier Power & Railway Company.
Said sale will occur at the hour OF
o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day. Intending purchasers are hereby
referred 70 a list OF such bills and ac-
counts IN possession of the receiver. at
his office. So Bailey building. Seattle.
FREDERICK BAUSMAN.
Receiver or the Rainier Power a. Rail-
way Company.
Dated March IS. 1891.
PROPOSALS FOR sUPPLIEs-seaied
bids FOR supplies viii De received by the
directors OF the Washington state peni-
tertiary at their office In Waiia walla.
Washington up % o'clock ?. m.
of March. =. 1897. for the fol-
loving. via. Groceries dry goods.
her drugs and medicines leather ard
shoe findings. tobacco and four and
feed, Fer sFecincations ald any In
quiries. address James McInroe. WaIla
waIla, Washington.
CoNPOsITTON-we arc NOW r-eT-a-,-1
measured in NunpaTeu Mini0n fs-ev5e-
and Long Primer. Satisfaction guar.
anteed cali CT address Post-Intelll.
sencer. Seattle
NOTYCE-Tae ONCE o. the Seattle R-icl-
Exchange has been changed 70 vo,-r "a
over business Office ~ Post-IntelIiEer-
Ger
Special. INFORMATION DATry =,
q ~
public men Nv toe Press clipping IN,
reau (Allsn's}, Union block Portland
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FOUND.
LIBERAL ADVANCES on vasuahfaa
Watches. diamonds and warrants. ~ E9v~
rates tucia Jo- Loan Dff.cs. 81 Sac-
orsf
LONDON LOAN CPFTCE-Nr7re,, ,-,----4
on ealeAa.ts, watches Diamonds 80
jeaary- l6 Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAINS ara blankets 49,
d-rei Eeai as aeW NJ. M5she-. 81
F''St 49,
FoUNp-Teass, Wan Tents ioxi2. sm
CeFr"r Ssxin ara PIKE ChapIr.
lost.
IoSr--lAals's purse vita ahosgt ssg -
tween seattle and Tacoma -, E-iys-.
reward Il T. Foster. ~ C. street. IA,
ccFnN
LoST-R,ack ard Naita Taaap~~s -
Return as Terry Avenue t3r reward.
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ICE AND coLD STORAGE.
DIAMOND ICE AND C0LD sTs0PsSr
e.
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