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Floor Collins Block, Settle. wash
Hours 3 20 II, 2 TO 8. 10 s. sundays.
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NOTICE - Tfavei.nS

PUBLISHER NOTICE - TfAves;n4
agents are j. A. Mcclellan, v :. Eowsy
and q. H. LOOMS City collectors are . A.
Cathcart, r. r. haw.ey, EuEeEs AcSaTtas,
G. H. McCowan, c. Fl. Stsfep ana IA -
Willis PossrnAsters every brFe afs 80
agents. Pay money only 70 taes% ana -
our resident agents in tns varlc2s c'ises e~
towns OF the Northwest ...
ADVERTISING - Office hours o, tns
Pcst-Jn;ell.xencer business office; Daily.
g. M. until II y. M. SUNDAY nou's. - 80
e. IA until IL o M CLASSIFIED sesef 80 SO.
mems for insertion following morning VIZ
be received up to 1879 3. H. A1ss ~ =
ments under classified headings wa oc ~
serted At the rate Of ! cent "cT1 ~AIsa
insertion. Payment always IN AZ 49,
NO advertisement received for less enAn -
cents
ADVERTISERS for adverase-
ments In the Sunday Post-intsiasenees
must De furnished By ] O'Clock Saturaay.
Advertisements VIII De received ~ ofshco
Offices Of the post-intsisgencer
REWARD-Ten dollars will ce pad soS
information leading 10 the conylctson oI
apg person stealing copies OF this paper
delivered 10 subscribers In Seattle
TACOMA BUREAU-No i12 Pacanc ave-
nue.. L. A. Harrison.
oLYMpiA-4i7i4 Main street @. c. Win
STANLEY, Agent
EpEEEfT-P X. Lewis
.SPOkANE-Branch Office. TraoesS
block, COS Riverside avenue: teierhone "
= y Peterson. Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND-Wm A. Pfeiner.
~,hEL.LINGHAM BAY $50 New Waaicom-
rsrker Ellie. Manager.
VICTORIA, b. c.-Georse Marsden
Inc following letters await advertisers Al
this office:
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BOokBINDING.

+. ANTHONY. boOkbinder. paper ruler
ana patent blank book manufacturer.
Boston block, opposite postoffice, rooms
81. 10. IL. ~. Seattle, Wash.
METROPOLITAN PRINTING & HIND
ing Company. 2ol Second avenue south.
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PERSON Al.

Personal.
MONSTER SALE Of sewing machines: 20
ner cent. off from now until December
q 1898
As A medium of advertising We will nut
on sale 100 of our latest improved Bali
Bearing and Domestic machines at %
per cent. off.
as these machines are known the world
over and are strictly up-to-date-
Thls viii make one OF the handsomest
Christmas presents you could possibly
give.
Every visitor VIII ne presented with the
humorous story of Uncle sam. comic his
tory az the United States.
II. ilanson's sew!ns Machine Agency.
2l5 Columbia street Seattle, opposite post
office. Phone. Black 1921.
BUTTER BUTTER. EGGS. EGGS.
WIfE'S WARNiNG-John Won he
me COW Butter store Way. there,
Mary? Wen. III tell you. You can al
ways depend on getting hrs,-c.ass butt
Ter good weight, ami although he only
gives l. eggs IN IA dozen they are al
WAYS good He sells the very choicest
Iowa creamery for - To. Fresh eggs
Then he al - has fne picnic hams
at 81 = In. ..Dd ae always gives YOU Is
OF. To the IT,. tel you. l always want
what's coming 10 me these times 1T,sSa
people that mark their goods way down
outside and give You a different deal in
side have no uSe for. You 20 with the
crowd M there and YOU Will be more
'''' COW BUTTER STORE.
las FIRST Avenue.
FOR ~ DAYS ONi.Y-Juet ona hunsrs5
ot tAe new Eail Bearing and Domestic
sewing machines viii b. sold a. ius; hsf
price Hanson's. H5 Columbia opposite
postoihre- Needles. repairs for all makes
o. machines.
RESPONSIBLE parties going into Daw-
son On snort business trip viii carry le;-
fers or business papers, s. eaca leave
December : W .ll.am Gillespie, H. NJ
- a1e corner Pike street ana Eighth av-
euue
PACIFIC COAST MATRIMONIAL.
Agency Ladies ana gentlemen c0nten-
r.atns r2atr.mony. address. enclosing ID
cents. Isock Box jars fer particulars In
tervt,Ns daily . 2. m.
a GOOD SET q teeth. s.: silver 4n,nss
sc uq, geld filings, 80 Up: Painless
fling ana extraction, bes; D: refere mes
d.. Baker, =, l.. 5. rooms ~ and a Sal
Ivan box
LADIES get your Christmas tailor s,li,s
a1t c.olks n7a4s az Mrs. BcnSon's expert
litter t.cEanj IN - lately from san
Francisco. Room :. Brunsw ok.
MONEY To LOAN In any amour. on tla-
nloncs. watches tcweiry or chatIels AT
4oS rates Dealers y Sufuctr. rooms g.
snd = SLCiVan block
JAMES WINTERS NIL leave fo~ DaaSon
about December - M dog teanl Leave
fa4a wita Art1tr - 9Th Collins block
IA FIT = Z s~sitiVe}Y cured ~ new meth
%. Ssnt for FREE book - 4 W EFlau
~ Fourth stree, Portland Or.
PRIV ATE raTtv ai-s lend sSo or .ess o.
warrants. $cT3r or ctner security If 81
care Posi-Inieiige nce-.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
Stockholders. Ballard Wash. November
%, 1895.
Notice IN hereby given that on Thursday
the sth day of December. 1885, al 3 o'clock
p. m. a special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the West Coast Manufacturing and In
ves,ment Company VIII be held at the Of
flee Of said company in Ballard Wash.
for the purpose of taking action upon
proposed amendments OF the articles Of in
corporation 90 said corporation. reducing
the number OF trustees from four 10 three
and abolishing the office of vice president
and treasurer. and notice IS also given that
al said meeting a motion will be made to
repeal the present bylaws of the company
and to adopt in lieu thereof other bylaws
TO be presented 10 the stockholders at said
meeting. and also TO elect trustees of said
corporation 10 serve until the second Tues
day in May next, which trustees should
have been elected at the annual meeting
which said company failed TO hold on the
second Tuesday of May, 1895
DAVID McNAY
President Of the West Coast Manufacture
ing and Investment Company.
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In ORDER 10 secure ccrrec. insertion OF no-
ticeS under these headings. the same ssoaio
be eft Al the business Office O. this paper
No charge u made for sUcu notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions. or other 81
cAaI announcements vii. oe charged Al the
rate Of IL cents per line each insertion.
POsT-kGJELLIGE@c CO
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NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS.

49, ~
OFFICE C. @ NJ, Vancouver Barracks.
Wash, December ,. 1888. Sealed propos-
ais. IN triplicate, VIII be received here or
by Quariermaster AT Seattle, until II
O'Clock a. m, January .. 1879. and then
opened. for furnishing WOOD at military
post near Seattle. The Wood TO be cut
from the ground 10 be cleared on the re-
servation and piled where directed De
IiVeres 70 commence January Is 1892
Information furnished hers or by quarter
master. Seattle. L. :. reserve right 10 re-
J.ct or accept any proposal or part there
OF. Envelopes containing proposals
military post near seattie." and addressed 81
to undersigned or to Quarternaster. Sc
attic Wash. Jno. l.. Glenn, G. .. NJ.
PROPOSALS for the purchase OF sleds
Office Constructing Quartermaster Seat
tie, wash. December |. 1885. Sealed pro-
p0salS in duplicate will he received here
until II a. N. December Il 1925 for the
purchase Of ore hunGref sleds Infor-
nation furnished on application. Enve-
lopes con aiming proposals should be in
dorsed. Proposals for the purchase Of
sheds" and addressed 10 w. w Robin
son. II. 4. =. ~: ". s. A
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. FLEIsCHER = Specially. surgery.
genlto-urtnary and female diseases. or
fice Washington block. ao5 First avenue
Seattle.
X. -
phone, Main 5s1-
DIR. SARAH KENDALL. HoIyoke block
Telephone Green SSl.
DR.. wOTHERSPOON. Telephone Main
2al Hay 36l.
DIR. DE woe. surgeon. 2ol7 Second avenu.
Telephone.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. - Hinckley block
DENTISTS.
@. W. BRAGDON, u. u. 8, Starr-Eoyd
bI5ck. Phone Black ST.. Crown and
bridge work.
& l. ERWIN. y. y S.-Ofnce residence
sig asT3 street. Phone Green ssi.
ALBERT J. FORREST. Safe Daposi,
building. From: strfe'.
ALBIN & sMITH-Telepnone Black LIE.
sullivan block.
c A HOLMES. u. d. s., Colrrsan building
DIR. LESLEY, EOS Mutual Life Building.
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Every visitor viii ne presented with the
humorous story OF Uncle Sam, comic his
tory Of the United States.
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FoR IEtsE-CirH PROPERTY.

FUE EENT-CeatraEv ,etste9 So "a.
~f'S -se f.art.es ea0 secure very ssasi~-
CO. ttf}1s Stlf'tHaut X -. room A.
-ul8n 80. tnE 81 f'r~t avenue.
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II. ilansons Sewing Machine Agency.
rs Columbia street Seattle, opposite post
office. Phone Black l62l.
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Thls viii make one Of the handsomest
Christmas presents you could possibly
give.
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This Is an opportunity you should rot MICS
as these machines are known the world
over and are strictly Up-t0-daie
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WE WANT GOOD INSIDE INCOME
THAT WILL JUSTIFY THE INVEST
ME,NT HAGERTY & WELTY. 403
NEW YORK BLOCK. PHONE BLACK
Y~tas
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rop sALE-CIrY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAT.F,-$a5su a fine house OF ten
rooms. o-tck foundation. sewer Connec-
ZION, furnace neat. tne Lawn. corner lot
-oxiea feet. Rento1 addition
s..-S slightly ressGs nee lots only three-utssr-
ters % a .rnlir from ocstoffice. s1x1ls VITA
alley streets graded ana sewers lal8
Sssn-S-aere tracf south OF the city on the
county road With small house.
= VI JORDAN
3 and Colonial o3ecx
FOR SAfE-s-r0orp modern house On 81
monthly payments. this aoGse Is II walk
ing distance CO business center nav zen.
sM3 your hcwe Spencer. ST
FIRST avenue. p2one Main ia.
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As A medium of advertising We will nut
ON sale loo of our latest improved Ball
Bearing and Domestic machines at -
ppr cent. off.
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$500 FOR HALF INTEREST in Wei Is
tahlshed first-class merchant tailoring
business. $500 Of the money 10 be used in
purchase Of goods 10 enlarge the business
incoming partner can, il desires. 60 on
the road. Feazsn & Allen 81 iinckley
block.
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81 eGG-If you are contemplating hotel or
lodging house business. we know iJ's 10
your interest 10 see this one we are au
thOriZed 10 guarantee and IL VIII be
proven that the house il now clearing over
all expenses $50 per month; all light
rooms; furniture extra good. Feazel &
Allen. 81 HnCkley block.
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nElr w.>rtD-..,E ,>ntEw

W ANFktf-'fhrcv goad variety vaadcs .l+
performers. two women fs4ngcrSh auI
man; one 20 PLAY piano; muse ne fiist
class Apply Immediately - Conrad
honlrr. proprietor Golden Rule hotel
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FOR SAT.E-Meat market on Second ave
nue. in midst of business, lease for Il
months at S15 per month; owner must
sell n once on account of other business
relations: butchers in otit+of-way places
would do well to investigate this at once
LELAND SPENCER < co,
Si1 First avenue.
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FOR SAIE-LODGING HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A fine r0om.ng hoUSg CEN
traily located and always doing good
business, ii good profitable transfer: house
- reasonable rant. part cash. balance on
easy terms. ladies should remember we
have lady at the head % our rooming
house and business chance department
LELAND SPENCER & co.
IL First avenue.
FOR SAI.E-Tn!fty-roo-n lodging house.
newly furnished moderate rent good
location. Apply 10 Frederick. Nelson IL
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WE HAVE a cash customer for general
merchandise store in a thriving country
town in Washington; STATE amount nf
business done. FeaZell &; Allen, 81 tiinck-
ley block.
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$3.50 SECURES one of the leading restaur-
ants in the city; seats "a: lo-foot range;
everything new, neat. tidy and complete,
surrounded by hotels: in the heart of the
business center: brick: reasonable rent:
any one looking for restaurant will Go
we'll to investigate this; we will assist you
10 a few hundred this deal. Golden
Gate Exchange 81 Hinckley block.
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FOR SALE Restaurant. centrally located.
running force day and night; taking in
over slco per day: come and investigate
for yourself this place ] viii offer for
sale for a few days only and will war
rant you 1t is not for sale by any other
agent In the city
LELAND SPENCER & CO.
S1l First avenue.
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SFE0IAL NOIlSES.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers, business houses and pub
lie men by he Press Clipping Bureau
tAlen room IL Mckay building Port
land Or. Elmer \. Friend. agent. 6o5
Bailey building. phone Back Isl
COMPOSITION-We are now prepared to
Go composition for the trade (any meas
ure) in Nonpareil, M!nion. Brewer and
Long Premier. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address Post-intelligencer Seat
tie
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FOR - DAYS oNLf-Just one hundred
ot tAe new Eall Bearing and Dornest =
sewing machines viii b. sold a. jus, hs 4
price. fiansons rs Columbia. opposite
pos,otiiHe Needles. repairs for a! makes
% machines.
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MONSTER SALE Of sewing machines: 20
ner cent off from now until December
y 1898
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WANTED or,2waoi choppers. ~ cen.s
Apply +. 4 Drummond Flyer do X
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LOST.


LONDON LOAN OFFICE-Money loaned
OH vaIuaoIes, watches. diamonds and
jewelry. los Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY-Mrs Mosh-
or. Phone. Lake AS.
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MASSAGE AND DATHs.

MRS. N1BLOCk. failor-made gowns. CHI
drens dresses. patterns cut 70 order a
fourth floor. corner James and Secon'
avenue. over Lace House.
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AN APPEAL FROM TIE ". C. T. o.

Washington June 1.-The general officers and .
large number OF National secretaries OF depart.
menis and State officers Of the ncn-partsan Ma
tiona Womans Christian Temperance Union nave
issued circular letter 20 the presidents and facul-
ties Of American colleges. urging the importance
OF guarding their students from the temptations OK
drink and vice After expressing their apprecia-
ton OF the work that has been done in this direc-
ton by some institutions. the circular says;
But will not those who have been less watchful
henceforth their strong united influence 10 me
extinction OF saloons and other haunts or vice In
collsre enyirons 10 the Punishment OF ntoxicat-
Ing drinks from class and fraternity banquets and
college receptions the utmost protection OF stu
dent life from the temptations fatal 20 young
men and 10 The building up OF a dominant prin-
ciple against drink and vice.
t'pon the bright. brave. manly young men In COL
leges and universities depend In large measure the
unbuilding OF society. the solution OF the many
great problems confronting the age. the best OF our
guidance of our Government. the bringing OF the
Universal kingdom Of Lord. For the sake OF
all they ought be and TO do we urge your ut
most endeavors for the strongest moral guardian.
ship OF your students
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

The Professional Woman's League held n special
meeting with closed doors yesterday afternoon to
discuss plans presented by Mr.. Handy FOR new
clubhouse The developments OF the session will
he brought before the league for action at it,
regular meeting IL is proposed to give the matter
deliberate and thorough consideration. To quote
one OF its members
The league will build until II ia OF
ing a clubhouse that will serve for all time. and be
a pride every member
such earnest and Industrious body Of women
as the Woman's Professional League never has dif
hculty in raising money. financial returns OF
its various public entertainments attest. Despite
the heavy expenses OF the last entertainment, the
negro MINISTRIES, IL cleared N7l
Inc league has a membership Of over five hum
dred women II f. the only woman's organization
OF the country assists its members financially
The amount OF practical wholesome philanthropy
II dspenses daily is an untold story. Notwith-
Standing the large amounts Of money IL advances
With or without security its losses through dis
honesty during the long years of its organization
have not exceeded rs.
The proposed clubhouse will doubtless be fitting
monument 10 the varied interests that have con-
tributed 20 the leagues growth and sollfity.
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MISS BARTON RETURNS TO TAMPA

MISS Clara Barton. who has been In this city Tor
two days I'm conference with the central CUBAN
Relief Committee and the New-York Hed cross
Relief Committee left town on Wednesday on tho
midnight train for Washington. on her way 20
,r.,,,,. ,,bere she expects 70 take charge OF the
relief ship STATE OF Texas George KEENAN, me
arst v,ce-nresident OF the Red Cross. and r. L.
1,o,b u,bn came 10 New-York with Miss Barton,
started last night and Will join her In washington
to-day. III, al. a.. cooro,,r, ., U,-
Cor ermisslon TO establish Red Cross headquarters
In osrh OF the National camps, TO arord an or
,,cr,unitv for the women OF the Red Cross auxil-
inries 70 furnish articles or food and clothing
g. mo solders II Is asserted by the Red Cross
mai II has reliable knowledge that there Is much
sickness in the Chckamauga camp. and more than
~ medical department Of the Army can care for.
such foods condensed and matted milk and
and convaiescent soldiers the Red Cross hopes TO
be permitted TO furnish.
Tho Red Cross has Just received present a
steam launch forty feet in length and with three
feet draught II will carry twenty-five passengers
and will he much needed. The Outlook" OF this
city. is the donor