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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21

THE FINEST OUT,
HREwISG co.'s fnmo,s
IlnCk BEER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21
BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

The race between the last five clubs at
the beginning OF the third serIes ia as fol.
1ous. . B.
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SICK AND POOR.

a Colnred Family Near Elm Grove In
Bad Circumstances.
The attention Of char!tabIy inclined
persons is drawn to n sad caac, out
Peters run. east OF Elm Grove. Lynn
Tolbert, q colorcd man. and his family
are very III. and. besides being In Door
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21

The above race Is a for a 8 and s. prize
for ne team finishing first and second re-
spect!vely.
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WHEELING Is becoming fam Gus for fiuo
beer. SCHMULBACH'S BOOK EEEE has
caused it
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Club. Player. Average
Myrtles. Gus WeItzel. ..................... 1i6
Lotus, VIII Handlan ..................... 153
Alphae, Andy Hores. .....................l 36
Laurels, T. +. Clark. 139
Ramblers, D. W. Cochran .............. 132
Thistles, Charles Swan. Isl
Eclipse, George Sonnefeld.. .............. rs
Deltas. Harry Vogler ..................... 13i
None Such, Bert Welty................... 131
The Club, J. J. Carroll. $50
Calumets, Joseph WeItzel ................ 125
Crescents, Robert Hall!sy .............. l0s
The following table shows the number OF
games in which each player In the league
contested. and the average pins OF each
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1t Is said that efforts are being made
to establish saloon In this Vicinity, but
the rumoc hardly seems plausible, judy
Ing by the expressed sentiments OF the
citizens. The normal school stands as
all insurmountable obstacle. 60 n saloon
here. Two saloons have been estab-
lished in the district within the past
year or two. but West Llbertyites will
have to depend on visits to Wheeling,
or liquid packages ransmitted--from
hand to mouth. SO to speak.
The most enthusiastic boomer OF this
little town on the hill Is Colonel B. L.
Rogers. the hack line operator. hotel
fellow. Benny Lynn, as he Is better
known, would do anything to boom the
place, and he hopes some day to hear
q railroad engine footing among these
hills. He Is an enterprislng citizen in
more than one respect.
Next Friday evening West Liberty
will be treated to the second dancing
party this winter. This Is something
unusual In the old town, and many OF
the natives haven't recovered their Sec
ond wind after the first shock. Miss
Maude Spooner, OF Wheeling Island,will
oitic!ate at the piano. and the dance
takes place at the home OF Harvey
Wells. sE
The normal school Is enjoying large
slice OF prosperity The spring term
opens next month, and n reco-d-break-
Ing attendance Is confidently antlcipa-
ted. A new feature, the monthly read
Ing circle. has been inaugurated, and
the Joint meetings OF the literary co.
cleties provide interesting entertain
ments.
The Christian church, which has been
without pastor. since Rev. II. TyIock
resigned, has secured Rev. Mr.. Hodge,
a young man who will graduate at
Bethany college this year. Mr.. Hodge Is
engaged until next spring, after which
time It Is hoped to have some regularly
stationed minister here.
About May /. DR.. N. D. Jobes and
family will remove to Wheeling Island;
and general regret is expressed at their
departure. DR.. Jobes' practice here will
be In the hands OF his brother. DR.. John
B. Jobes. recently located at Bethany.
William Shorts new residence on
Chatham street. Is about completed. and
Is decided improvement to the town.
There are some houses in West Liberty
which date back to Revolutionary
times.
H. E. Dunlap was out from Wheeling
yesterday and returns to-day. He will
be back next Sunday, and then some,
as his interests here are of great i'm
portance.
The box social at the n. E. church
Friday night was splendid success.
and the ladies In charge were well
pleased with the receipts.
Miss Cora Cox. who has been III the
past week, is expected to resume her
duties at the Greggsville school to-day.
xyurrv yx,r i,
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cARRoLL cLUB LEAGUE.

VIII Handlon won the individual prize
for high average. with comparative ease,
the next highest players being seven pins
below his average OF 1853. A prize will go
to the high man In each team. rs follows:
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The box social at the N. E. church
Friday night was n splendid success,
and the ladies' in charge were well
pleased with the receipts.
Miss Cora Cox, who has been III the
past week, Is expected to resume her
duties at the Greggsville school to-day.
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NICHOLS S MUM,
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
80 AND 90 HALLER BLOCK.
Phone. Red 1878.

FOR sALE-By +. W. West, % Union
Block.
Fopr-reom house barn: lot eoxls; graded
street, hall block from cable: $50
Corner lot, with store building ana small
house on 1t. TWO car lines pass the door:
a good business location; income of SIS
per month. 81 go
Neat seNen-rcofn cottage. in North SeattIa.
half block from First ayerua cable; g. 40
Six-room house. :ine lot: Harrison strsat
between Broadway and Harvard avenue;
sI.Se.
Ten~room house. In excellent condition
modern; close 20 Madison street; lot TAX
10; s.. 80.
Corner. iooxfoo. two blocks north OF YesIer
way neat and modern six-room cottage:
a iine view. s.. 90
House OF eight rooms. with all modern I'm
proVsments. rooms large and Well ar
ranged; nice grounds. or second hail near
Madison: good view s. 30.
Esgslt-roorn house; barn half block from
Two car lines: loi 6txl.0 $500
A modern house Of eight rooms. I'm good
ncsghborbooi graded streets war. cloae
to car Ines and school house Is well
planned ana IN good condition; possession
given AT once. 81 80.
Corner lot, within easy walking distance
or business portion 81 fatv. no hifl- sfrao,a
graded: sewer: car line passes in front Of
lot AMI another lire within one block:
$3.50
Cor.er lot. exlso on Western avenue
West stvVett. one desiring TO buy on This
street vii 10 well 10 investigate. Siss
Corner ssfxi3t on Denny way and Secon Il
avenue north. iot has a frontage Of l20
f.%i on Ss,oud Avenue north, have yo, n,
Mid erecting q row % ncuses7 II so In
yestigate this; 81 900
Iot on Madison street. with frontage Of ca
feet on street and ~ Geen. $500
= flna corner lot in she pontssls Addition,
west Of Broadway: fstxla3. streets graded T.
lot in splsssSita cogY3s'inn f0r building. b.,
Corner. ip'xies1. on East Olive ard Ts@lrnogs
avenue ttxo blocks north Of pike sirpss J.
lots nave excellent view g. aa
Lot on FIRST avenue rortn. fall size. 81 fs.o
SfS lsF' or Danny Way nsag Broadway ESQ
GtxI~a On Belmont avenue. two tloeks mort
~ Denny wag: $50
A ugnis-T IL very desirable rs-stftcucn. ~. G
r.8Ft6 - Madison street m Tweifta ThI~.
;senfh Fourteenth. Fifteenth Ssxfee*-sh
SsfyeF.tee7ta ard Eighteenth aysnu1s
ranging 10 p-Scc from $50 - $50: ali
fu4l sAza los
=. II. WEST. q rsson B,ork
FoFs SALT. sfa-52-Toa.Ts house. strsetf,,
Tgn6err. @iwsesufa avenue near Nasisny
terms - Esss- New naosery house ~,
North Seattle cabe line, fine vfew 81 40
fsF=s nsee hGsgse and lots on Queen A-n~
AssB; worth si=ss@. sEsFt ~ sold t-sFteire
~. s0xt2. on Ersa ix4v. nice cottage a.
S.aErentf avenue. nioek sson Catholic
fer water front on Lake tsssnu. near
Western NIL. psntkney' Fuller e. 70
= asf 3 Sullivan bssi.fsn0
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wANTED-PARTNER.
BUSINESS CHANCES.


HAVE YOU SEEN the crowd OF people
for the past month at MoRGAN'S EN-
CHANGE. ie1 Third avenue. buying
and locating themselves in homes and
business, before the coming of what We
confidently expect the prosperous year
of 1899. This exchange was estab-
lished in Seattle IN the year 1899. and
has steadily advanced in their partieu-
lar line OF business. until today they are
ladder. Lodging houses, business
chances. houses and lots. timber Gains
and acre property are especially in de-
mdn6.
A few OF our special bargains are as fol
lows:
For Elegantly furnished brick no.
tel, IS rooms; right in the center OF bust
ness; every room occupied and Clearing
over $3.50 per month: S., 500 Will take it.
5000 cash: balance easy.
We have Cor sale $40 acres OF fine cedar
and fir timber land in Skagit county; l.ao
acres in Cowlitz county, and a daisy tim
Der claim of ieo acres in Snohomish coun-
ty. We have for exchange block IS, Lake
Union second addition, - lots: the block
cost the owner S2,Joo: there is no ineun-
branee on this property. and it is bound to
duced the price to 1880 think Of this. only
$50 a lot. and what is better. he has got
the Attn fever and will exchange the
block for hams, bacon. -four or general
produce: picks. shoveis or stock of gro-
ceries or liquors. Grocery on First ave-
nue.; invoice; rent only So; will sell FOR
$500 Three restaurants. Wei located.
parties must sell. A special snap in a
partnership: inside business; any one who
$50 per month TO each: 500 takes IT,
For S9Ie-I xadgiug holiSpS
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Personal.
BUTTER-BUTTER.

E1sGS-ElGS.
] WISH you ali a merry Christmas, and
the way TO make il so Is to be sure TO get
your butter and eggs from the Cow But
ter store, which makes X a speciality to
get The best Of goods always and sells
them at the lowest possible price. Our
very best Iowa and Washington cream
cry We still sell for - cents u pound. and
our fine eggs are Sill 20 cents a dozen:
kettle rendered leaf lard, ie-nound pail,
~ cents; full cream cheese, = pounds for
- cents Ltmburger, 81 cents a brick.
Headlight Baking Powder. l pound ~
ounces. only 70 cents; condensed milk.
corn and tomatoes retaied at wholesale
prices. also sugar cured picnic hams
at cents a pound. Get in with the
crowd and you VIII ind yourself at our
place Cow Butter Store, li23 First av-
enue.
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ALL WEEK We had the expected crowd
or MAS buyers. and yet We have goods
left for the New Years trade; u big as
sortment OF the best.
When you wonder where TO find the toy
you want, cali Oh US, we have IL II you
don't know what sou want, call on US
and YOU will see II at once.
We have been in the business too long TO
be caught without the gift you ought 10
buy,
COON BROS, 4a3 Pike Street.
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MIStEIa t<EDI =.

BiG REMOVAL. SALE 81 simev are. steel-
eare. gT3nsfesars. hsEsl~are. stoves
heaters ana ranges at greatly reduced
fegices Geo. IL Wo.osslsoase ID .'5I.e.
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FOR ENCHANf; is~Piano for typewriter
Zig stock 81 pianos 10 select from. West
efn Music Company Piano and OTgaa
fa~sors, Pike street, ket@*ea EA-ga and
E~asszs4 Hwauasf<
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FOR sALE-CIrY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Real estate.
Lewis Estate settled.
sceooo worth OF choice residence ana bust
ness property for sale.
1coxiao feet. southeast corner Fourth ave.
nue. and Madison street.
laoxleo feet northwest corner Fifth ave-
nue and Madison street
soxieo feet facing on Madison street. oppo-
site Third Avenue theater.
10 lots In al parts of the city.
Nine-room house, modern in every para-
cular; fine view; easy terms: sa,75o
easy terms: s2.5Oo
Two .4-room houses; city water: street
Four .-room houses and two Groom houses
Two acres. cleared and gruhhed. facing on
Rainier Beach car line. and 5-room house.
for s5T5.
One and one-half lots in North Seattle. on
car line, $1,000
Seven-room house. close in, Just forecsosed,
on payments. si,75o.
Five-room house on Twenty-first avenue;
easy terms; $500
Third avenue lot. improved. paying per
cent. net. $4,000.
Two tide fiat lots, we'll located. $500.
Sixty-room lodging house. doing paying
business; VIII exchange for city property.
J. COMPTON & CO,
Rooms and Downs Building. Second
Avenue,
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NICHOLS & MUM,
REAL. ESTATE INVESTMENTS,
50 AND 60 HAILER BLOCK.


50 AND 60 HAI.LER BLOCK.
No better time 20 invest than the pres
ent in Seattle dirt. Property is being adj
vancei each day. Now Is your time 20 get
home.
RENTON HILL ADDITION.
RENTON HILL. ADDITION.
On the Madison street car line: fine view
OF the mountains and lake. We vii! sell
you the choice of
FROM $500
On easy terms; title perfect; abstract with
each lot. We will furnish you money 10
build with on low rate OF interest. Be sure
you see this property before you buy.
GILT EDGE ADDITION,
GILT EDGE ADDITION,
On second hill. on block north O. Yesler
way, on Twenty fourth avenue. one block
from three car lines: high and level: fino
view.
$50 FOR YOUR CHOICE
OF FIFTY LOTS-s350
Monthly payments al + per cent interest.
SEQ for fine lots near State University
s650-Two lots in North Seattle; snap.
sy.0Ibio-roof,e house on Boren avenue
one block from Madison. with two lots:
corner: this is a fine home.
SI.3nt-5-rootn cottage, with two lots 60
by Ia feet each. Do you want a home?
Look at this.
Si.5-o-room cottage on ear line.
We have SOME good investments in busi-
ness and residence property close in.
NICHOLS * MUM,
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INSTRUMENTATION.


IF Otto Charles Sesfert and GenevseYe. his
wife. last heard q IL Dawson City. Alas
ka, son-ia-iaw and daughter Of Robert
viii Apply TO Fookx. Chadwick. Arnold
& Chadwick, solicitors, g. Carey street.
iincoin's Inn, London, England. they
VIII hear OF something TO their a6van
tags. II either or both OF them be dead,
evidence of death would he paid for.
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Mon IT, ACfFsF~S SALE Sn3q 'rHonSA -
Nussta A4ershV given tA1t the mort
gage - she N1ls fSoraa 3syte8At .a4lyEs-
ATr eSsa British 13s5lt. sseA "a screw. rwz-
tSEereS tonnage -. n7rt II registry Nc
taF& has kser 90 rs The sl.1lz 81 81 fsN
gar sA-8 - - . atcs vii b. SD far a nssxa
sssfa8at ceg tes @sr9 Gay 81 flace ~ ne~
1ss$ ~ aE1as.ls - any better o~sr srs}~r
aGt rN S1Yt3e - TIE p2N IT 90 sasa e-sa-
ss.ueG Sc q ce~s&.n mortgage h-eartl2E s4se
.gs cas- ~ A0EttsE, $50 and rfatss~YaJ
a. ~ gszSg It's house ~ Sc Esrrt ~ N'sy-
SEA- 4 6 ~ BACK =. fGss~ ~ T.r-~=
casa FNGEEhsr p4r;.1eta~s On znc.Sea "a.
rzfe& s1H = ~ Hay =. F)ssesxrl.sr lsss.
fAANGLE,Y & MARTIN
- fsrV arEHsa-t street Nscserl@ Il {, 60
scssSrs str ne MGR -sGse
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WANTED TO RENT-SeYen 10 rine-roorn
hosGse. with ali modern cozveasences;
mas. BE "a hrst-elazs repair: good I9ca-
,ion, csose :n. for adults: answer giving
location and price; possession January
10 G Il Pssat-I ni.EI. gencar.
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& SPECIAL INFORMATION T'1rRsTSgF-D
~ 1ze~ ~ 10 Press Css.rEsg4G Es5rsssr,
s.A;i~a o. rs@ss g Mckay ksSfs&Se rset-
ans. o.. Eaaae- A.. Fr.ena. sgw~g. ss
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street: rent on SO; a snap for $780, Gro
Gerry in residence portion of city, estab-
iished for years; $3.50 takes it. House
finished; all in fruit. 81, $50 viii get
il. Five acres in Green Lake: parity
cleared: good house; part trade Lots in
in the town of Kent for something in Sc
attic. California property Washington
property and some cash for a lodging
house. Call and sec as. We are rustlers
MORGAN'S EXCHANGE.
1911 Third avenue
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s75N-New furniture of i2-room lodging
house.
81 Soo-Contents of a 3e-room hotel
s.. 50l-A newly furnished 65-room hotel
81. i0-A model suburban house. IA lots,
fruit, etc
For other special bargains call on
a. L. PARKER & Co,
AZ New York block
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wANTEp-Eoy Ok II years wants good
home n0- too far from scnoo8. wound
Ike 10 give instruction gz the u1arcoltn
Tor part pay. Address ' T. care Post
fr.EI1geneGr.
ROOM AND BOARD 100 Strictly private
family; nice gentlemen preferred. or man
and wife. terms reasonable ans Fifth
avenue
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FOR SALE-rlTY REAL rxrA~-
Continued


FssHFStsN-MAREIN COMPANY
DtsSikAkI4hs tIolf SEES IL
and East Howell
Ssssss--seysIl-roora Aocse. now bunS =,
broadway and East r.na
s. $50 ssht-room house a, Dsna,
peswesn Harvard and Ee.raous
@,s-Fcr tao cottages norfhags, -
last Olive ans. Broadway SAse
s-.fs-SzS-rooIn cottage. now htayl5s-
i1er Be4mont ami East Thomas. finss,.s1sEsp
New modern nve-xeoni cottage on 80
,eenth avenue. between East Uowsa -
I,ehhS way; tine neIgheoghocss: sns ria =
I.s-E3sht-rcOm house. now >,,a.-
last Columbia and Eighteenth ave-
\ SNAP
N.as~-A partly finished hnnSe ara
4o1s On IWenty-slN ta avenue usar ~
son: must be sold ~s@s saA{
BARGAINS IN I.oTs
Union and Pike 0~tweegfs
sS,eN-l-ot on Union. near Sixth -
Esne residence lots ~ all parts OF IN. I,
S,st-flne eignt-ro0Ia ls>sssa ~, NV
keenth avenue, Hear Madison. IN 49,
excellent nsaghn1rhoo1: A tina ha-~.saw1.
SMALL HOMES ss-&
W Al.A~A NAi.I--A ADDITION q
we represent the owner OF slxtv.fw. h
- ne ABOVE addiilol, and are prepar.s y \
etvSt ON same small houses ranss.N a
price from $500 10 81 ,Soa Thess ss.aS ~
houses VIII be sold on terms "a ss.,, "a sa
chaser. ~ ss't ear%D
INCOME BUSINESS PRopEerv
we nave two tine business r-,srsl.
priee sio'ess ald Ss5.oe-pay ins i'd aas
per cent. net. Az ana
FE FL RI MARVIN COMPANY =
Ae--lo PIONEER BUILDING; II
ID
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR SAf@f<-SsRnsiard bird horse For "a
part..,nlars cal II the OceaieeatAt hotel
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FOX SAIAE--By c. 4. McKenxSa
Cheapest home in the civ ~ Ss,.,, :.
room house, strictly modern. on pcss.sa =
avenue. cost 10 build 81 80. the i,ss
S55o. Wkt
$l,GQo buys a nice home near Harr.x..,
rourteenth avenue. room hoasa 80
new. large lot. we'll improved. nissss,s
home. cheap.
N,AoV-S-room modern house. Ana 49,.
large lot. plenty of flowers. Esasslaks ~
enue.
S,sOo-6-room house. beautiful corn.. =.
abundance Of flowers; Noria Seattle Ss
NNp-S-room modern house. Terry ars,r.
A,fe-i-Eoom modern house, Terry ~
s5,es.,-s-rcom modern house: Terry a.
Jefferson. ~
CHEAP VACANT LOTS
N.40i-Doaole corner. Bellevue ana HAu,
s.; 4co-Double corner. SUNNI, ana R1na,.
lican.
Soulful lot, Boylston and John
ssvo-Lot on Belmont, near Pike.
NrGlot on East Olive and Harvard Arr
nue..
sss-Lot on Fourteenth. near Ns,inu
street.
si,oto-a4xl2o feet, Seventeenth, near Deanv
way.
s75o-Lot on Twentieth and Madison
81, l0-Two lots, Nineteenth and Eaa
Spruce
s45o--Corner lot, Eighteenth and Macw.
sesa-ISot on Thirteenth. near Madison
Call and examine my list of property.
G. i. MCKENZIE
Tel. Red 1i6i. Room ! Co!nlan Bleck
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FOR SALE.
Fine modern 1o-room house, ON SecucA
avenue west. lot G0xlao; one block from ~
line: fine view and a No. location: prsceJ
$3.50.
new: bath and all conveniences; lot SxIMj
one block from car line. price. N,001. N6N
cash, balance on easy terms.
This Is foreclosed property, which he
owner does not wsrlt and IL willing 10 sar-
ing, rooming house on second floor thrtS
stores and living rooms on ground floor, ht
exl2o; corner: building alone cost &n3
price. $500
And another-rine lot, eaxiD; two DWELL
ings; modern: one OF rooms, the other
rooms; splendid nefghborhood: one bioci
from car line: price, s., 80; buildin0 ar9
" orth the money.
SPARkMAN & MCLEAN,
606 Bailey Bcjldinr
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
KNIGHTS TFMpLARs. ATTENTION
All knights TEN plars are courteozlsiy re-
fisssted 10 assemble at me asylum OF Sc
attic CofnmanisrS. No. 2. X. T.. Masonic
Temple. Monday. the 18th day OF DE
cemher 1888. al the hour OF o'clock 81.
M. to participate Ii the annual Christmas
OhserEaHces.
J. G. PETERSON. f. C.
T. r. TINTO. Recorder.
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FOR sALE-MACHINERY.

FOR SALfs~f'heap. 0ns secondhand
band Sess! shingle machine Ia good cor
df5{on. Address lock box go seattle
Wash
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waxTED-To RENT HOUSES.

BIG REMOVAL SALE o. sinware, steel
ware grsntfeware. hardware. stoves,
heaters ard ranges at greatly -e1scca
rrices Geo II. Noodaoaase. 20 Pike,
near Second
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MAI. FOR DAWSON and all points on
the Yukon. Bennett. Cariboo. Tagish,
White Horse. Salmon River. Fort Sell
kirk, Stewart. Indian River and Daw
son. Capt. Brown, the wel-known steam
boat man, just arrived from Lake Ben
nett. leaving his dogs and baggage
there In order TO make a flying trip 10
the above named places. Any one wish
ing 10 send mall quick leave letter and
soc with Hardy & Hall. COG First ave-
nue. before December 30.
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FOR SAi.E-Ft RE.

FUN =
BIG REMOVAL SALE Of t!nware steel
ware gTaIAitsware, hardware, stoves
heaters and ranges M greatly reduces!
prices Geo, Ii. Wcodhousa. 80 Pike
near Second.
FOR SaTF-Furnlturc OF fvc-roorn cot
fage furnished complete: nice locality:
CLOSE in. rer. 81. Address X - care
Pest Intel ~ TCFT
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FOR sALE<~t'so s-roora hoa1se: u, ~ -. ~
Broom fksssssc s5ssf. ares ia. ~
eaxy terms aad bargains. Rocsa
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