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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-24

NJ
Total ................. Sl,5oo 10
The routine report Of the Commit
tee on Cemeteries, recommending two
or three transfers of lots, was adopted
The Committee on Elections report
ed the fc g changes in election
officers: I'D ward, c. T. Reed vice
w. X. Bodley, Fourth ward, Clarence
Echols vice George Hogg; Fifth
ward, L. Delbrugge vice W. B. Odbert;
Eighth ward, Charles Heinlein vice
John Marion. The committee also
recommended that the election officer
taking charge of the ballot box be
allowed an additional dollar. The re-
port was adopted.
The report of the Committee on Pc
titions and Remonstra3ces recon-
mending the transfer of three licenses,
was approved. None of the principals
or sureties were present, but the May
or was authorized to take the acknowl-
edgments.
u6 SOHIuIGJCO Oil tiNNeH, NN-A~J
and Grades recommended new
curb on Twenty-second street, be-
tween Main and Water streets, that
the railroad track on Twenty
street be moved to the center OF the
street; that new curb be placed on
Thirty-ffth street, between Chapline
and Market streets, and that the alley
between North Broadway and North
York streets be opened to the public
All the recommendations were adopted.
A later report from the same Com
mittee transmitted an ordinance chang
ing the grade of Florida street, Alley
X. Elm street. alley J, and alley AZ. The
ordinance was passed, alter good deal
of fun at the expense of the City Clerk,
during its reading. Before the roll was
called Mr.. Hoe asked Of the Board OF
Public Works had the money to do the
work.
What work." asked the Chair.
1.-THE grading of these streets"
81 don't know" said the Chair.
Mr.. Hoe-Isn't the object to bring
out big vote for the refunding ordi-
nance, by providing new street grades?
l think that is the object.
Mr.. Higgins-We want to pass this
ordinance so as to lay some curb a.
ready appropriated for. If the refund
ing ordinance goes through, we expect
to do some work over there; if it does
not-well, we make no promises.
The ordinance was then passed.
The report of the Committee on
Wharves, granting the privilege Of
landing a naptha or gasoline ferry at
Ohio street and. the upper end of the
wharf, came up and a motion to refer
to Ordinances was put before there had
been any remarks. Mr. Higgins got a
chance to say, however, sthat the Solic-
itor had said an ordinance was not
necessary, as the city could grant moth
ing but a mere privilege, and, in fact,
MI. w liSOU udu UCI nave " tOHic W
Council at all, but could so ahead and
run his ferry without asking the city's
permission, just as the Twelfth street
ferry had started. The Island people
wanted the ferry, and all other posi-
BILE means of communication. This led
to a general and extended debate, in
the course of which the Chair declared
the motion to refer had been carried.
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PROPOSALS.
BIDS FOR GAS COAL.

Bids will be received at the office of the
Board of Gas Trustees of Wheeling until
November &c. 1897, at 7:So o'clock p. M.
for furnishing lump and q gas coal TO the
ming December 10, 1897 Said coal to be
delivered in Hempfield yard. Wheeling,
and paid for as per weights of gas works
scale. Bidders to state the price of dig
ging on which their bids are based, and
the scale of advance or decrease made in
case of change in the price of digging.
can be seen at their office.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. GAS BOARD.
GODFREY SCHUL, Secretary. no22es
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-24

Your Friends tSs s ss,l yog si *
bargains they secured here yesterday.
1t is not too late for you. Come to-day.
GEO. NJ SHOOK & co..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-24
LITTLE OF Importance
Done at Last Evenings Session Of
Council.
Changes in Election Ofdcers--Street
Recommendations Acted Upon.
New Grades on the Island-A
Kick from the B. p. W.-Loan
Commissioners Elected.

Both Branches of Council met last
night with a bare quorum present in
the Second Branch and the same stu
alton in the First. His Honor, the
Mayor, ard President Chew were both
on hand.
At the conclusion of the reading OF
the minutes in the Second Branch, Dr.
Megrail called attention to an error
in the report of the Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades, in relation
to the lowering of the sidewalk at
Main and Eighth streets. The minutes
showed the sidewalk had been lowered
two feet, whereas the actual lowering
was but sixteen or eighteen inches.
After discussion, in which the City
Engineer Joined, the chair ruled that
the correction was sought to be made
too late, but that the objections might
be noted.
The report of the City Clerk showed
total balances on hand of $50, 791.62.
City Collector Hall has paid to Re-
ceiver Forgey $116,700.46 on account
of fifty cent levy, and s22,576.4O on
account of ten cent levy.
The Committee on Claims reported
in favor of the rejection of the claim
of the Baer Sons Grocery Company
and the report was approved.
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For your Thanksgiving dinner try
our Java and Mocha Coffee. n. f.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To NTRACTORS-NotIce is
hereby given that sealed bids will be
received until 10 o'clock A. m. Febru-
airy H. 1897, by the county commission
ers of King county. Washington, for the
furnishing of all material and construc-
ton OF three hundred (300) feet (more
or less) of piles and brush bulkhead on
White river, at McDougalFs place, near
Orillia, for the protection of tho river
bank.
Work TO he done according to plans and
specifications now open for inspection az
the office of the board.
Bids viii be received separately for the
furnishing and driving OF the piles and
for the furnishing and laying OF the brush
or for the work as a whole.
Bids shall name price per pile. driven.
and price per cord for prush in position.
Bids must be sealed. Endorsed bid for
pile and brush bulkhead at McDougalrs."
and accompanied by cash or certified
check in the sum Of . % dollars. TO be
forfeited by the successful bidder in case
he fails TO enter into contract with good
and sufficient bond In double the amount
OF the contract price within five days OF
the date Of the award.
Payment viii be made I'm warrants
drawn on -- fund, or in cash,
at the option OF the board.
The hoard reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids. I. II. EVENSON.
Clerk OF Board.
Dated a Seattle Feb. 1lth 1897
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

Tire rnbIse = hereby wsrreS ret - Ply
any Trorey 70 parties Teprsssnfing % -
agents 81 fha ssatfsa F1st~InEssi i8sRse-l Z
sVrsrf fhe fs791frg ~ho aTe re CHiE
susEsartzFe fvzw@gfrsz agents % toe Pos
Tnsefifr~n@er. viz A N-&ellAn. = !.
fa~f@v 7. a fEarrfsan. WI n hsniis,
THIS does rot apply - resi1@nt 49, %
essgs~ ~ .nzus n re Ncrtnwsst. nor .
roNfrsa sfe~s. Who ara - al cases s@the--
izat - take - 3scripfl anH fgf % D@Ls'
EanHay So Weekly PQzt~i nfef1z-nc.
(ssfy collector A CafhcaFt- z +
FIaw1ey. "a W Ewing and Wm seaLLy.
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'ir.t A,enss
STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPANL

sTRs. GARLAND AND EVANoE 81.
steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock ss..
DAYS. tuesdays and Thursdays A. ~
70 M for Port Townsend, Port Wlhlans
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port erss ss'ls
Gettysbu, z. Pysht. Ciailam Bay ana Nssa
Bay; returning. arrives at seattle -.
Yesler dock for Port Townsend: PorI ~.
ceIes and Victoria Mondays, Wednssaz,s
ard Fridays al $50 y. m: arrives sts'as
alternate DAYS at 2:30 y. m.
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co on THE GREYHOUND.

Everett. Edmonds. snohomisn s su.,
Two round trips daily. except suncss.
In erfect Nov 20. 1886 Leaves seattle y
a m AS D. m: leaves Everett 70 4 y
7 u. m. Seattle landing. Coimsn GO ~.
ryereft landing, Merchants dock tss.
nects with Str. Flyer for Tacoma; ~
SIR Mikado for snohomish: with rsa
for Monte cristo and way stations iss
FRANK w. GOODHUE. MANAGE
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l. SB- TRANSPORTATION co.-w's1

~ Time card u,es
Route leaves Seattle Feb. IS. az mian ssa.
FEB. II. at midnight; Feb. 10, al mians-
Leaves Mount Vernon FEB. II. at
Feb. ~. at a. m: Feb. q, 81 = go
CTutalip-Going north Tuesday sno 81 e.
SundayD Calling at Sianwood, fH' 50
CITY DOCK-Steamers for all posh l..' y
the sound Omen all night 5. 9. is'
Manager. Telephone. Main y.
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BANKS.
PEOPLE SAVINGS BANK.
OccIdenLsl Block. SeaLtle. Mash-

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
jacob Furtn ......-------....-:... President
Arthur A. Denny ..--..-.. Vice President
John Learn. ......... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden Manager. Cash'r. Sec'y
Frank J. Bod gett....-... Assistant Casbier
Slgmund Sclsga 5acher. John Collins
r. c. <eufeldeF. J. T. GreenleEf
Transscts savings bank business ex-
clGsivsiy.
Deposits received from 81 20 10000.
Interest allowed Der sunum. Six Der
cent on term deposits. per cent on or
dirary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May and
November Loans made on rea! estate or
approved collateTals only.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in........., ses 90
surplus ....- -.-...-............ 3, 90
Jacob Furth ..s.....................Pr President
=. 9. Neufelder President
x v Anseny -.-.---.---...... Cashier
Correspondence in all the principal cities
IL ina United States and Europe.
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IN order % seetre correct Insertion -
notices Uuds- these hszs5rgs. tns sane
should h@ 3@st At TIE hEEtnsss Ore e
tbs paper. No charge Is E8Gs faE sI-n
resfcss
Funeral rSysfres Resolutions o cher -
Ga arno-Ere rents asg1 ~ cha-gso AZ ne
rats cr - cents De- tnk each fzssT-f1a
FS1sT@f%TEsi = &c fsNsgksE co.
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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TAcos'
EOTTTF.

Take steamer BAY CITY for AnacoI'ss
slrnsven or whatcom. Leaves Gofan1 -
ctd dock Tacoma, 2 .. m CiV 80 -
Cffot Main street,. Seattle, p. n, 80 80
.rs1ra and sat Returning leaves We.
com s o. m. Fairhaven. s:ia ?; ~, -
Anarortes 10 p. m. sun. Wednes. 80,
Fri Fares Seattle 81. or $50 rouna Wv
Tacoma Si.52, or s. round trip. ~,,u
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca

The elegant steamers Umatila clsy i
Puebla and Walla Waiia ply hetwsss 4
attic and San Francisco, calling al ps
Townsend and Victoria. b c. as fal.oss
Leave Seattle Due
For San Francisco, san Francisco. Al.
a. m: January {. 10 IA
January 8. 7. Il. IT. Is. 30.
p, q. February 4 All
February I. s. i2. Is. IS.
q. Is.
Leave San Fran Due
cisco for Seattle. Seattle p. m:
Q a. m: January !. Il IL
January 4. ., II, 10. q.
"a, -. February !, !. u u
February 4. 10. Is. q. q.
20, IS; March 2
The elegant steamer City OF Topaz
leaves Seattle at q m. for AlaskA As.
nary q. February Is, .. March pa
back at Seattle February !. "A. Mana
L. n.
The company reserves right 10 cham.
without previous notice. steamers, szlzi
dates and hours Of sailing.
City Ticket ONCE, 6o6 Ftrst Avesss
Seattle. WssA
GoodaH. Perkins & Co. Gen. Agts. SO
Francisco.
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STEAMER DELTA
Jeaves Galbraith dock. foot OF Wasnsf
ton street, Tuesdays, Thursdays ana ~
urdays AZ o'clock a: m:s Tor hihk ,ans
port Gamble. seabeck, Brinnon. Hor.
pewatto, Iilliwaup Falls. Hoodspofi en-
Uniop city. Returns alternate days
ID. TROUTMAN. Mast9
Telephone. Red Isl.
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REV YARD.

A reward OF Sc VII - paid for intor-
NATION s@shing 20 fne arrest ana cons,e-
ton az any ore stealing copies OF the
T>ost-Tnf ~ izsnee~ delivered 20 suoscri0eFs
Throughout ire city
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AUCTION.

AUCTION sALE-At Arlington auction
rooms on Wednesday. February nth.
commencing at II a. m. 4 quantity 81
household furniture removed from pri-
vate residence for convenience Of sale.
consisting of hardwood bedroom and
parlor suites, lounges, rockers. dining
room tables bed linen. chairs kitchen
and heating stoves and other articles.
r = RIaker Auctioueer.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

no THE PUBTIC-Notice IL hereby given
mat the partnership heretofore existing
befween william Cheader and John Pee
80 trading as Cheader & Peters. Il ~,
Ynutual consent this day dissolved. John
peters continuing the business thereof
and will settle ali claims.
Dated this I'D day q January. 1897
WILLIAM CHEADFR
j PETERS.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co;
r.. fvard ia Effect June /, ia

SEATTLE, EVERETT WhAie~
ROUTE. -
State OF Washing ton leaves 5eatbs
eTrepf Saturday. al 10 p. n ...rv~r
SEATTLE 81 Ia CONNER 49, 49,.
Falrbaven leaves Seattle daiy. s1S'
Saturday. at 10 .. m so.f
Telephone. Main rs. ass'si -
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FLY on THE FLYER

FIJI NN TIE FLYERF
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Four round trips daily. excep, Suns..
In one hour and svsnty-flve nsr.s.N.,
THE STEAMER ''FLYERs
Regular daily trips, Seastle-T...~
route, as follows;
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAV.
TIME CARD.
Single fare. sec, round trip. M
Leave Seattle-1:t5. has a. M. gE A.
p. IN.
Leave Tacoma $50 a m; l. 4Jasa,
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle--7:So a. m: m..sa.
Leave Tacoma-e:2o a. M: $50. s.sse
Landing at Northern Paclfo wharf y
coma, and Commercial dock. foot AZ u.
rion street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and Stan 4
Washington. fare 0oc.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
srrAMrR RnsAL1E

STEAMER RosAIlE, -
Arlington dock, leaves for fleIot,,s 4
Port Townsend daily, except sunaais, =
1900 a. m: returning. leaves Nlelo,. .se,s
AGO n. m. Steamer George p. starr 80 80
Tor port Townsend and way ports a. -
except Saturday. AZ 1000 .. m; son naes.
direct at a. m. returning. direch, ~, -
port Townsend at .. m. Phone, flks :
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A l. A = x A.

Pacific Coast steamship Companys
POPULAR STEAMER AL-kL
All newly RENTED. new upper deck cana
and new and commodious seccnaThn
passenger recommendations, will sail fgoa
Seattle. February ed, at a. m. wa y
coma. connecting al Port Townsend W
steamer Walla Walla, sailing ircm ~
Francisco. February 10Th, and VIII eaa 4
MARY ISLAND METI.AkAHILA;
KETrHTKAN. WRANGEL.. SUM DIN
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
Fare 10 wrangel: Cabin. 81; seeona
class. $3.50. Fare 20 Juneau: canln. wv
second class. s..
City Ticket 0fiice. 600 FIRST Asehw'
Telephone number, Main 10.
J +. TROWBRlDGE
Puget Sound Superinienassi
Seattle office, Ocean dock, foot Oh Mas
street. Telephone, Main ~.
Goodall. Perkins Il Co., generh sselA
San Francisco.
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COPY OF SATURDAY. February 81.
statement Of our combination Average
dividends. per cent:
December l-tA 1sss-z per cent ness O. -
profit on every 800 invested
December tegh Tsss-4As per cent let. or
SA-59 pro6t On every sle9 Invested.
Dscernbsr @Sth, Iss-s per cent. net or -
profit or every $50 invested
January Ind. 1ss7-7 per cent. ret Or 81
profit Or every 500 invested.
January eth. fss7-s1s per cent net. or $50
profit on every $50 invested.
January 18th. lSs7-4ls per cent net. or
-. - profit an every 800 invested
January I'd. 1ss7-4l1 per cent net. or
A.S9 profit on every 500 invested
Pro1t on every 500 invested.
February sth. is97-s per cent net. or IS
profit On every 500 Invested.
CaH and investigate today. George 5.
Cassidy. Agent. 81 Washington block
THE UNION Savings and Loan Associa-
two-sSorY IN bas ssa' ri Ia; 5eserised a.
follows; Lot =. block 3, Latona addi-
ton 20 the city OF Seattle II there =
anyone IN Seattle wants nome for
the same amount Of money that they ara
now paying for rent. please examine
said property and correspond With the
undersigned. We viii sell he property
on monthly payments without interest
L . MARBLE. Secretary.
WE NEGOTIATE LOANS in any amount
az the lowest rates offered IN the city,
OF improved inside property IN Seattle;
money on hand for small loans; large
loans closed without delay. John z.
Dorr + Co, room A Bailey building.
ANDs-AMERIcAN Mortgage
pank- :. Eliens & Co. agents, Olympic
nIock makes loans 10 any amount on
improved inside property ana farms
70 oeiay and lowest rates
LIBERAL ADVANCES on vaiuables-
Watches diamonds and warrants al low
at s@ Uncle Joe Loan Office 81 sec
sogWo.eo ASsETS-Mutual Benefit Life
ioahs money (full valuel OF its policies
angus W. Young. ia Washington block
The THOMAS INVESTMENT CO.
rooms and Occidental block; mort
gage loans and fire insurance.
WARRANTS wANTED-state. county.
Svsnool VIM. u. Perkins & Co.. Sol New
York block. Seattle
TIE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY.
building
HERBERT S. UPPER makes loans on
tdrms and timber land. u Scheuerman
JAMES boutwell, loans and insur-
en- 3 Boston block; telephone. Main
LEE & BowDEN. financial and fnsur-
ahce agents. Horton Bank building.
Third
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
rnents charged fer tie sunday issue M
hand In copy by ! o'clock Saturday 70 N
sure change.
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SOTICE-Th@ business Office os the
po<t-fnfsil geEceT is open until - y =
sunday hours q n 70 y - ?. N Aho
20 > p. 10. Classified advertisements VISA
b. resolved up 20 thIs time.
Advertisements under the head ~ lost.
Pound For aais For Rent ana SltnARlg~s
Wanted will De inserted al TIE r9le q
cent q word each Insertion. PsFtnent A.
~rwyE a. advance. No advertisement To-
ceivsd for less than q Genus.
Advertisements VII be received NJ
braueh osfces OF the Pozt-Tn'sliiEencef
TACOMA BUREAU-$o. 1l5 racine
avenue. So
pFLIINGHAN BAY-Sew Nhatcoin'
q IL Culver, Manager. x,-
OLYMpTA-4f71a Main street. Shafies
Watson. Agent
The Allowing letters await advertisers
~ this Office.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
inx,-Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
wjll be held on Thursday. the gth day
~ February. 1897. az room 40s BurI.s
building. in the city OF Seattle, Wash.
ington. at O'Clock p. N.
Thls meeting Is held I'm pursuance Of thu
hv-iaws Of said company.
Dated January 27th. 1907.
c. p CONVERSE
Assistant Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-Tenders for relocating German
baroue Potrimpos. now stranded on
beach north or Columbia river, will be
received at Lloyd's Agency. Astoria. Or
egon. on the following terms: To be
delivered n a safe harbor; first. no cure
no pay. or second, on a percentage OF
value of vessel. The right to reject any
or ali bids is reserved. z. L. Cherry.
Lloyd's Agent
COMPOSITION We are now prepared
10 do composition for the trade fany
measure) in Nonpareil Minion. Brewer
and Long Primer Satisfaction guar
snteed. Call or address Post-IntellI-
senCer. Seattle.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping Bu-
reau (Allen's). Union block. Portland.
Or.
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MEDICAL.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SAGE will cure LA
GRIPPE. and II is a great tonic and a
specific for biliousness. colds, fevers,
chills liver and kidney complaint.
malaria, general debility. etc. Try It.
Price. 20 cents. Rocky Mountain sage
Co. London. New York and Chicago.
For sale by Stewart & Holmes Drug
Co. Seattle. Wholesale agents.
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ron RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-At low rates: hne suite OF
I've outside rooms. on second fOor OF
Washington Territory Investment Com
pany's bUfldlf <. AZ corner OF Cherry and
Second streets. over Post-InteulE encer.
on9v room Is
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER UTOPIA x.sS
Leaves Tacoma. Il noon; seatlses ..ssva
wharf. .. m. Mondays and 1870
for Port townsend. Anacortes. ~ 80 10.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Fr1nay .a.,rf
Dor. ard Vancouver. arriving Vans0s'~
4 p m. following day. -.oursx
Fare 10 Blaine. s.: fare 10 Vsne.ys1
g. For further information Apply y
Ter wharf.
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP Gu
STEAMER WTLLAPA.
Capt. George Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska Fen1os Ia
1897. al 10 o'clock. and every nihss1
thereafter. ~,fy =
For freight and passenger rates spp1
j q. CARROLL. Axsh'ss
Schwabaeher Dock Tel. 80 90
CHARLES =. PEABODY, GensfA
aggr. Seattle.
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w,>rEp-sECoND-BAND CLOTHING.

wtTTF%BERG. lli West Main. nav.
highest cash prices for second -bay =
clothing Cail or send postal; Immediate
sftention will be given.
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wA<TEp-AGE.sTs


INFORMATION WANTED % Cv~n.
Brown; vas last heard OF ga seattle IN
fSas ANY information viii he fNs-kl
funv received by hIs father Arlrear
rrown. - Marble street. Sprinsaeld
Msas
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.-s--
.MYsTyC JEWEL SOCIAL CLUB dance
tonight, AZ Collins hall; invitations and
tickets a. Mr. Eaiiey's. rs Columbia
atreet Odd Fellows and their friends
specially invited.
THE SELECT DANCE OF the season vii
be given hy Evergreen Lodge, A. @. y.
W Wednesday February y. a. Collins
hall. music rs LANCER A. iueben.
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ANTET-ffausework by capable wO-
man: references Northeast corner
Prince william and Randolph streets.
WANTED Position az cook or general
housekeepsr. Address D.. care Pos,-tn-
feliigencer.
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ICE AND COLD STORAGE.

DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STORAGE
Company. foot Union street. nsnufac-
lures crystal ice from distilled water.
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CRY NOTICES.

MRS. A KING. ToS Fourth avenue; first
class work; prices reasonable.
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wANTFD-ny expert accountant and
lawyer situation with lawyer needing
an accotin tant or as ho0kkeeper whore
legal knowledge can be utilized bank
Ing mortgage loan. real estate or lum-
her business preferred. Holmes, ziso
Nleoliet avenue. Minneapolis
WANTED Situation as buttermaker In
creamery. by experienced japanese Ad-
dress iI0t Second avenue.
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HANNA. chiroDoaiss. So second avenue.
r-raaa EyuSsr hook
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c-respondence in all the principal elite.
ID ias United States and Europe.
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WANTED Respectable girl for general
homework IN small family, references
required Can a. oncS SIS Prospect av-
snue Willow street car.
WANTED Girl for general homework.
Apply 1911 Marion street