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NASAL
CATARRH

LOCAL DISEASE
and is the result Oi
colds and sud-
den climatic
changes.
This remedy d oes S
not contain mercury
or any other injuri-
Gus drug.
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MATT F. JOHNSON,
Judge of said Superior Court.
Holl & Dunn Attorneys for Executor

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE
of California, County of Sacramento.
In the matter of the estate of c. CHAUN-
CEY TIETJENS deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the eth day of January, 1895, at 10 O'Clock
a. nj. of said day, and the courtroom of
said court at the Courthouse, in the CITY
of Sacramento. County of Sacramento.
and State of California, has been appointed
as the time and place for proving the
will of said c. Chauncey Tietjens de-
ceased, and for hearing the application of
Theresa Tietjens for the issuance TO her
of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court. this 2lst day of December, 1897
(Seal) W. B. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY E. S. Wachhorst. Deputy Cirek
Indorsed: Filed December u, 1897.
w. 3. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY E S Wachhorst, Deputy
Holl G. Dunn, Attorneys for Petitioner
d22-lIt
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and Sta., Sacramento

BOARD AND ROOM. 81 % TO 81 PER
day Meals. 2Jc.
Accommodations first-class. Free bus
10 and from MOTEL. ". j. ELDER, N gr.
THE BELVIDERE = HOTEL,
1923 sixth street.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT: NO
Chinese employed or pstronized. We So
Icit your patronage kITstsclass table
LOW rates.
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A Railroad Mans
Experience.

. A railroad man came into
: the store the other day for an
. other pair of Carhart Cordu-
. roy Trousers. He said that
8 he had worn the last pair
. 'braking" for two years.
. The Carhart trousers are
. made just as we'll as can be.
2 The corduroy is of the wear
. resisting kind, the seams dou-
. Bile stitched, buttons riveted
! and the seat lined with heavy
|: drilling.
. Black, brown or mode
; color. s. so pair.
? This advertisement is for
. those who have never tried
> the Carharts. You who have,
; will take nothing else.
: It's the Make up
. and finish of Our suits at SIS,
. $50 and SIS that gives them
. that superior appearance.
. Every little detail, cloths,
. findings, cut, finish, workman
= ship has received that care
: and expert attention so neces-
. sary to insure the highest re-
3 suits.
. Besides, a wide selection of
. cloths and sizes to choose
. from. Special sizes, too, for
. men Of unusual build.
. For Cold,
: Foggy Weather.
> Chest protectors of chamois,
. with felt lining, soc. Some larger
= ores. for back as well as front,
. S150.
@ Men with weak lungs or sus-
: ceptibIe to cold, will find COM
Q fort in our heavy underwear,
. double in front and double in
= back $3.50 per garment.
. Warm fur top gloves, fleece
9 lined. soc to $1.25. For boys,
q zoe.
. Warm wooden gloves and nit
. tens of several kinds.
= Heavy wooden hosiery for cold
= feet, 25c pair.
: WeinstOck, Lubin & Co.
q 4OO-412 K STREET,
q Sacramento, California.
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TO CIRE a GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All DIR II z
eists refund the money Ii it fails to cure &c The
enuine has L. Il. q. on each tablet.
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The complete destruction by fire with
Chicago, the largest auditorium In the
world. emphasizes the necessity for reg
ulations forbidding the erection of such
large structures-likely to contain at
times tens of thousands Of human be-
ings-of infammable materials 1t is
surprising that Chicago, after her bitter
experience should have permitted a
that could be destroyed in less than
half an hour by fire.
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They had a rousing Christmas at An
derson. Ind. On that day 1900 men
who had been idle for over six months,
owing to a disagreement between en-
ployers and employees, were notified to
return TO work this week at scales of
wages considerably higher than paid
last year. Now then, all together, We
calamity shriekers and do nothings,
and shout the worn refrain, Where
is your promised prosperity?"
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4 dispatch tells us of a new fad
among English society women. 1t is
the sending of photographs of them
selves IN their night robes to their
friends. That is all right, though
silly For all the chances are that
these same women are more modestly
robed in such costumery than in full
dress.
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news facilities are now so much more
extended and swift, that we hear Of all
the murders, whereas before we learned
OF only portion. Statistics prove that
the unlawful taking Of human life has
in the last few years greatly in
creased; this is likely due not to defiance
of the law and the punishments it pro-
vides, so much as to the lowered value
of life in the estimation of so large a.
class of people: to the indiscrirninate
secret arming of the people; TO the
trust assassins have in the ability of
lawyers to prolong trials and wear out
the courts, until at the last escape, one
way or another is probable
1t is due to the wearyng delays of
the law and to the unreasonable ad
vantages we give and extravag CANT mer-
cy We show the accused in the matter
Of delaying judgment. That the
growth of the lynch law spirit is IN
degree due to the same things is not
doubted. The true corrective for this
unfortunate condition is reformation Of
the law. so as to produce celebrity and
certainty in penal laws and judgments
under them.
We do not want the inquisitorial sys-
tenn of the French, nor the arbitrary
severity of the Russian system, nor any
other procedure of which We have
knowledge. But we do want speedier
trial, sWifter execution and greater GER
tainty under the criminal laws. And
these we can have. The people are
the law makers. 1t is within their
province to send up law givers who will
SO modify the laws as to make 1T posi-
bic to try a criminal, exhaust his rights
Of application for new trial and of ap
peal, and bring him to execution with
in al least a year. They manage to
get through with most murder cases
inside of six months in England with
in one or two months in France, and
within even q less time in Russia.
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Just at a time when all the country
Is stirred up as to the need for sending
in immediate supplies to the Yukon
ours gets in and seiZes twenty tons of
liquors that some kindly disposed souls
were smuggling into the Northwest
Territory with Dawson as the objective
point. Is there no justice in the land?
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The President has issued a proclama-
ton calling upon the American people
to contribute of their plenty for the re-
lief Of the suffering people in the desc
lated island of Cuba The singularity
of the appeal, which does infinite credit
to the heart Of the Chief Magistrate
of the nation, is that it contains not
a syllable Of reference to the cause
of the suffering and destitution in the
fated island. The reader is permitted
the sweet privilege of suspecting that
there is a state of internecine war in
that land-it would never do to say as
much in an official document. Spain
might be displeased, you know
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zM7segsf1lGxzk2at,

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
County of Sacramento, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of ANNIE +.
HAMMOND, Deceased.
Frank Hickman, executor of the estate
of said above named deceased, having filed
his petition herein duly verified praying for
an order to mortgage certain real estate
of said decedent for purposes therein set
forth,
1t is therefore ordered by the said court
that all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased appear before the said Su--
perior Court on FRIDAY, the 21st day of
January, 1898, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
at the courtroom of said Superior Court,
at the Courthouse, in the City of Sacra-
mento. County of Sacramento, and State
of California. then and there to show cause
why the following. real property, to wit:
The west fifty (50) feet of lot in the block
bounded by F and C, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets. in the City of Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, State of California,
together with the improvements thereon,
or some part thereof, should not be mort
gagged for the amount mentioned in said
petition, to wit: One thousand dollars
(S1 00O. or such lesser amount as to the
court or Judge may seem meet.
Dated December q. A: D. 1897.
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The Government has directed the
United States Engineering Corps to
Immediately survey the Puyallup River.
up in Washington, with a view of deep
ening and clearing it that a fresh water
harbor near Tacoma may be bettered.
But here is the Sacramento River, a
natural navigable stream as long as
ten Puyallups and a hundred thousand
times more valuable to commerce,
draining the richest valley on earth,
suffering for want of even an engineer
ing recommendation that it needs thor
ough and systematic treatment, and
California has to get upon its marrow
bones and beg that some attention be
given to it, at least in part commensur-
ate with the magnitude of the shipping
and agricultural interests involved.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST Glass HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect Ladies' dininE-room separate.
Open day and night. BUCkMAN Il CAR
RAGHER Proprietors. 40. 1919 Second
street, between and *, Sacramento.
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The Best Family and Transient Hotel
in the city. Table second to none. Prices
reasonable. Electric cars pass the door
Eighth and j streets. PETER FLAHER-
TY, Proprietor.
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CHANGED HANDS.
WINDSOR HOTEL.

THE NEW YORK KITCHEN, 415 X, IS
now conducted by DE COSTA q CON
TENT. Meals 15c and up. First-class IN
a rce,4eCfe
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TURCLU HOTEL,

$40 N StItGL.
CONDUCTED 0N THE EUROPEAN
plan; strictly first class: hot and cold
baths free to guests; electric cars pass
the door. FRANK MEYER. Prop.
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Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Fair Wednesday
fresh northeHy winds.
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NfAISON FAURE.

RESTAURANT DE FRANCE, 427 X
street formerly near Golden Eagle Ho-
ted. Family Orders Banquets and We'd
ding Parties a speciality.
l. FAIrRE PROPRIETOR
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ence. AS it is, few intelligent readers
care to waste their time and eyesight
on windy miscellany
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
Stockton Mail: THE old journalism
Is in the evening of its decline The
strong elements of society, pereeivng
that government proceeds from popu-
lar opinion, have concluded to take pos
session of the instrumentalities of form
ing that opinion and of controlling and
diverting it in accordance with their
own ulterior motives. No private en-
terprise can hope to compete with that
species OF Journalism which seeks no
legitimate profit out of the publication
of a newspaper, but which finds that
profit in ulterior purposes. San Fran
cisco Post.
The premise of the Post is right.
The conclusion, we think, is wrong. And
for this reason: The Post fails TO take
into account the strength and influence
of the press of the smaller cities and
towns. 1t is not the journals of thes
great cities which mold public opinion.
We know 1t pleases the great journals
TO think so. But the stubborn facts
oppose the delusion, In California The
press Wnich influences opinion Is the
daily and weekly press of the interior
Against the united strength Of these
uapers the combined journals of San
Francisco. if they dared the trial, could
make no headway at all.
GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPER.
Oakland Enquirer: The United
States Government is not in the news
paper business, but, nevertheless, it is
going to issue daily publications. Af-
ter January 1st the reports OF American
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SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
engineers and contractors. bridge build
ing. dredging, havbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south.
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CITY NOTICES

CITY TREASIEER'S NoTTCE.-Nottes
$ hereby given thar the assessment rcl
o Local Improvement. District No. ~ in
TIE city os Seattle. cr<as. TED by Ordinance
No 81 esnttsiei an Ordinances 0rovt3~
trS for he Improvement of Virginia
street - tse City ~ Seattle tsona ths
cast margin or Wes.tra Avsa}e o The
wesr margin % first Avenue. ~ re-
nsaahtUE re same 0ns-hSlf IFS width.
Aa0 providing for TIE payment therefor
~ The mode OF immediate payment, ard
eststoiisAtsg q fund Ter such pay BY
az assessment spen all Fhe lots and par
GELS q land benefited eys sach improve
ests2f under th~ urovtSiof8S z Ordinance
Ne, s.Q>s, approved April 18Th, iS9e. -
Atfef.S8 ~ Ordinance Nc &$aA 9ls-
proved the Nih dag ~ MAY. fNA ard the
certified - Eac for collection. and shat
aEseSS payment Of she assessment there
On contained Is made within 81 days from
the date ~ the tfTst Vs1Aliraffan Of fhfs
rOtSce SQCh assessment she'll become de-
ff''94eas an3 shah Ae@r Interest az thu
rate ~ 20 per cent per srnQr until raia.
ana x nct paid NSfore Such assessment
snail nave become delinquent = penalty
o. per cent. shall * added and the
sums delinquent shall NJ entered On the
annual tax rol9 FOR the current year
SssaI.ss ssch 'os ana parcel - DELINQUENT
and wisa the interest collected as other
taxes separate account eeiux kept there
Or. ana IL not raid within the time fiSei
fer the payment OF city taxes, shall -
collected together with sue. additional
charges ard penalties as are authorized
10 De charged and collected on other de-
ltaqGsnt taxes. each let or parcel so de-
linqgent shall be sold for the amount Of
such assessment. with Interests ard costs.
AZ the time ana IN the manner ana hy
the saEre authority as lands and lots ara
sold for city taxes.
GEORGE = MEACHAM.
City Treasurer q the City Of Seattle
, Date Of frs publication, Seattle. Wash.
June 18th 1897
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CITY NOTICES.

RESOLUTION No, 1lS BE 1T REsOLv-
"a ~ the city Council OF the Cts Of Sc
attic as follows.
AZ Tnat Il Is tne Intention a. The CITY
~ SEATTLE % Improve Pike Street from
seventh Avenue 10 Eighth Avenue b re-
Vianking tas sasSe-
~ TSat the cost thereof b.. pad bv as
,sessrgleYzts 70 be levie8 sspon the property
zbt.ttfpx upcn SAID portion 81 said PIKE
Str9et anG@r tt4e plan or immediate rs =
meat" ~ tne manner provided b. The
- rf-r ard ordinances u ne CITY Of Sc
affle ana tns laws og ms STATE of wash
-. rhAt the eisv enafnseT BE- directed 20
f+'~f{sb a. fns ~ify cosne4i au esr Enats Of
80 cost 81 ssl6 s1upF9s eEnfE5s
"a That LIE matter % making "a 4 IN
r.sorerr4nt al ~ considered b. the eltx
e1ara8 AZ a session thereof 70 he held on
ne ssn cav 81 july issl - 30 o'cscck .
w az which ttusr &4 prisons desiring 10
- hoard i gare tas el1y cotsfcEl nFos fns
metz a. n4ak.u9 s.El0 lrupsoFe Tnent ara
rarlaed IN ~ present.
gae..s} tae ClsE soslrcl fhe I'm asss a.
frs~0~ iss- arr agEteA - me tn 0gser. 49,
ss9r IN a. heggfleatlou - i3s passage fnfa
1:a cay o. June. ~.
* CHAPMAN
P-essdenE PRO TEN. - tee c.fy s.oanelI
Fses4 oy sle tbs lta aay % JaEse lss1.
WILL u Parry
Cgty Comptroller and Ex-ofTlclo cry
Date Il ars. publication July :. 1851.
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@----~
OFFICE OF G 2; NJ ), xaaeosvsr Bar
posaIs, II t.ipilcs;e. viii he received
he-e. or a. oFrlces % q..svte-rnasssrs al
Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman
Idaho Portland. Or. and Forts Cannv
SpokAne. Walia YSliz arS Vancouver
Depot, Wash. Al ! o'clock 4. III. Juiy "a
Isa-. ana then opened, fer fUrnishi,sx
forage ard bedding therefor for siscsl
year comusncsnS Ialy ]. 1895. Infornaa-
ton furnished here or ny said quarter
masters. T. s reserves right II reject
or sccep. any % all proposals or any
part thersef. E,nvs lopes containing pro-
fosals should he marked; Proposal for
Forage and Beading az -" ana ad-
cuarternassters~ J. W. Jacobs. Z =. NJ
PROPOSALS will be received at the IA
rsaa az supplies and Accounts Navy
pepzrtrneul, Washington, =. g. un;ii =
o'clock noon. JGly - issg. ard publicly
opened Immediately thereafter. 70 fur
u'sh AZ the Navy Yard Mare Island
Cal. the annual supply OF coal coke
charcoal ard wood also the annual sup
PLY of coal for the Naval Station. Puget
sound Washington. and the Naval Hos
sails wii be furnished upon application 10
The Bureau. the Navy Pay Office San
Francisco. Cal. he Navy, Yard. Mare
get sound Washington. EDWIN STEW
ART Payniaster General, L. 5. ".
4 = ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke buIld
ing. Seattle. WASH. May 10. iSss-Seslex!
proposals for furnishing SO GO tons Of
stone. and other materials for conStruc-
tor. OF ietty at Grays Earhor Wash
IDgton VIII be resolved here until Jalv
. fss7. and then publicly opened. Tnfor-
nation furnished on application. HAIR
Ry TAYLOR. Capt. EngrS.
NOTICE TO PLUMBERS Sealed propos-
ais fer the construction ~ r water closet
system az the Olympic school viii be re-
ceive3 81 the Office Of the Board of III
rectors Of the City of Seattle, School Dis
trlct Ne !. up 10 ! =. n. nf Wednesday.
July :. Iss- \. \. GUERNSEY, Sec.
STCTA ISLAND SANDSTONE-San Juan
county Wash. easy access. Capasssy
for large pieces and quality unexcelled:
government used IL IN dry dock at Port
Orchard. For further iuforuia fion ad-
dress A. Robinson, liz Columbia street.
Seattle. Wash
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.orrCg TO THE PUBLIC.

-s,,~ "a bereb~. warned not 20 pay
5ss 49, e. narties representing 20 Dc
~ the sea.tie Post-In senceE.
$3.50 he .folsow'ng. who are me ony
ox.~S rsys,.nx agents ~ 'ns PS<--
ssAs. $50. viz: J. 4. Mcclellan ana r.
Elerr ,sss.,rxsr. This DOES not Apply 20
s.,x.nf agents Of this paper Wno afe 70
- r. various cities ard towns 70 tfie
$500 80 nor TO postnastsrs. WHO
q III eases authorized 70 take suo.
1905 Tor ths Daily. sunday ana
= 49, pozt-In.a Iigencer. city coIiensoss.
Tathcars. r. r Hawley, c. V. "hate
- william II. Beatty.
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TRANSFER COMPANY.

THE SEATTLE TRANSFER co. Third
aud Weller streets. Hacks. ca hs bag
gaze office. telephone Main A.. IA Cherry
street: telephone Main As. warehouse:
coal telephone Il or $50. Storage and in
surance at lowest rates.
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MARRIAGES.

------., r-r. eTy,sv EsI.T<--rn Seattle, We'd
HE bslAH i,,as. al. 1877. al the residence Of
s;sc "a grs. Il. p. Alien, 20 Twenty
~ ~ sar,,,e soutil. Mr.. Jaaaon 6: Hub
= 81 Miss Florence NJ stoweil. REV.
f;arress officiating.
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ne WARD.

~~ard q 90 viii be paid for infcr-
~.stSs ksrine 10 the arrest and consic-
~ = asy enc stealing copies OF the
E,iste.IIrsncer delivered 10 suoscrioers
SS-..s~Aat.s sfe city
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--s.r 10 secure correct insertion %
.rder these headings, the same
Ss0e,9s ~ Ell II the business o.acs q
60 3er. 40 charge Is made 'of saca
-, ,c.sce~. resolutions Or otner s2e-
!shs.nrrncemen:s vii he charged a. me
g = g cents per HE sz~n lnssriofn y,
~ pOeT T.fCESCFR CO.
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.A~.,,.em.nts under the head o. Lost.
$50 For Sale. For Rent and SITUATION,
1000 viii be inserted "a the rate OF
ssf { vofd each lnsertion. Payment AZ
~, ID advance. No advertisements
sssssd for jsss than r. cents.
Axysr.,semsnts w.s; be received n
Man oflscss OF the post-inteil SsnceT
flcONA BCREAU-No. lAS PACING
PORT william Jones.
eFIIINGHAM RAY-Sew Whatcom.
o r. Culver, Manager. ~
0IYNPIA--<l7il Vain street. u. X
vasian.ey. Agent
xnTTcT-The business ornce OF sns
sr-InteliigenceY IL open until IL y. u !:
0asday hsrrs. . a m. to I'D p. M ahn
1, received up to this time.
ne following letters await advertisers
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WANTED--SECOND- CLOTHING:

WEINBERG a co i21 second avenue
south, pays highest cash prices for SCI
ond-hand clothing. Tel Black io63 Cau
or send postal
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f. ANTHoNy-Generai bookbinder pa
per ruler and blank book manufacturer
SIS First avenue. foot Of Cherry, Kline
& Rosenberg building: take elevator
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NOTICE To CfSHnIDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. -Celce OF
thc Rainy MiaiuS Company.
Notice Is hereby given that ere regular
annual meeting ~ she stockhcid-rs ~ the
Rainy AtusaE Company viii be held "a, the
ctiire of ths cog2p&uS. az Everett. Wash.
Oh "Wednesday JalE q. I%'. az 4 O'Clock
g. - for 5he election ~ trustees and for
the transaction of such other business as
may GENE before eue meeting
TIE stock transfer cooks w!A be closed
fvan JGiN Gutii .luiy S. ss97
CHARLES + RAND President
Attest Edgar J.. Bailey. Secretary.
STOCkWoT. DEES' MEETING Office II
thc Monte rTist0 Mining Company
Notice Is Hcrshy given that che regular
annual meeting % th~ stockholders ~ Tie
Monte CriSto MininS Company will BE- held
At the office - tae company. a. Everett.
Wash on Wednesday ta1y q lNs1 81 -
oclock rocn Ter thr alection CT Ir9stees
hrss foF TIRE t-xnSA ctiou ~ such orhe~ busf
,,eSs s. may come before the meeting
TIE STOCK transfer books ala bs closed
from j2}y gattt l..3y Is isS-
CHARLES + RAND presfsfa--
Attest E1Ear l.. E3ttey. secretary
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BOOK BINDING.

NE LEAD the printing procession. min
ing prospeciuses and stock certificates
speciality. metropolitan PRINTING and
Binding Company. Dexter Horton Bank
building Seattle.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

Aa,,r,.s<es desiring display ADVERTISE
100 ehanre. for the Sunday ISSUE mass
- "a cory ~ o'clock Saturday 10 IN
- change
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wANTED-TO RENT.

and daughter desire fur
niShed rooms or cottage for light house
keeping locs.ion. between Yesier avenue
and Union and Fourth and fifteenth ave.
nues, references. Address r NJ care
Post-Intellgencer
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ENJOYMENT WANTED-FENAI
+-~---r-,------s -
TaSTED-Sswirg by frst-class dress
naker Address s., care Post-Inteilisef-