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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-07

seizure of the French steamer La
Fayctte has been removed by the prompt
release of the vessel Immediately upon
notice of her capture reaching the State
Department. The explanation for this
action on the part of the administration
is given in the statement which follows
and which was issued from the White
House tonight:
"The La Fayette was released in pur-
suance of orders issued by the Navy De
partment previously to her seizure, but
w.Ich had not been received by the COM
manding officers of the vessels that
made the capture. The facts are that
ON April 20, the French Embassy made
informal inquiry as to whether the La
Fayette. which left Saint Naire, France,
for Vera Cruz. by way of Havana. be-
fore the war was declared or informa-
tion of the blockade received, would be
allowed to land at Havana certain pas
scngers. her mail bags and the dispatch
bag of the Consulate General of France,
and to take some French passengers on
board. An assurance was given that. if
this privilege should be granted. the
steamer would be forbidden by the
French Consul to land goods.
THE matter was duly considered. and
it was decided that. without regard TO
the strict law of blockading and as an
act of courtesy, the request OF the
French Government should be accedel
to. Orders were accordingly sent on the
second day of May. When information
was received of the capture of the
steamer and of her having been brought
to Key West these orders were commun-
icated to the captOrs, with instructions
to release the steamer and to see that
the orders were duly delivered. so that
they might be carried into effect.
mo demand was made either by or
on behalf of the French Government.
directly or indirectly, for the steamers
release.
THE Wilmington will escort the Ia
Fayette to Havana tonight"
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SPANISH SELF-CONFIDENCE.

London. May 6-The Madrid CORE.
spondent of the Standard, says:
Many Spanish generals with consid.
cradle experience of Cuba, whom SenoI
Sagasta haS consulted, assured him that
they are confident that General BIancC
III Cuba and Captain General Macias in
Porto Rico, can hold on and make their
respective islands very uncomfortable
for the invaders as long as the supplies
of stores and munitions of war last, even
if the Americans should meet with some
success in the bombardment of ports
The Spanish generals have absolute con
iidence in their ability to defeat the in
surgents directly if the latter cease their
guerilla warfare and come into the open.
upon the plains or near the cities.
Seven prominent deputies have laid
on the table of the House Il motion of
censure and inquiry. showing that Spain
spent 100000 pounds sterling in ex-
traordinary naval estimates voted in
1888, and has spent about S.000,0
pounds sterling voted since without
adequate results, on the squadron. under
Admiral Cervera, lately ut Cape Verde
Islands.
The deputies also want to call atten-
ton to the reserve fleet to which Admiral
Camara has just been appointed, and
only Il few vessels of which are ANYTHING
like ready"
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THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Secretary Gage Figures on the Expense
of the War.


of the War.
Washington, ID. c.. May G-The testi-
dition of the Treasury and it's require
ments. in order to meet the monetary
demands of the war as given before the
Senate Committee on FinaHce, was
made public to-day. The Secretary
stated that the best estimates placed
the extraordinary expense for the war
and Navy Departments at S52,OOO,OOO
up to the first of July next, in addition
to the $4,000 voted for national derensc.
He thought that from forty to fifty mil
lions in addition to the ordinary revenues
would have to he realized between now
and July 1st to preserve the gold re-
serve in the act.
Mr.. Gage said he knew of no other
method for raising this extra money, eX-
cept by taxation or the sale of bonds.
The Secretary refused to furnish an
estimate of the expense of the war after
July 1st, because he had no data from
the War and Navy Departments, but
he gave the committee what he called q
''ques'' based Oh the best information OBJ
tainable placing the figure at S2j,00O,-
900 Il month in addition to the ordinary
expenses.
Mr.. Gage expressed the opinion that
it would be impossible to place as much
as $100000,000 of loan among indiyid-
uals and i'll small sums.
SOLID AGAINST BOND ISSUE.
Washington. ID. c., May G.-The Sen
ate Committee on Finance spent today
considering the amendments suggested
by the Republican Senators as a body
and by Senator WOlcott as an individ
ual to the stamp tax schedule of the war
revenue bill. These amendments were
largely matters of detail. but all were
intended to increase the volume oi
revenue TO be derived from the proposed
law.
Sevral changes We're adopted and the
proceedings were generally of a har
monious character. Indeed there hur
been no marked division eXcept over the
bond question, and that as to the amount
of revenue the bill shall Weld These
ulHeitICeS were tupHuSlAeu uStlH IL
today's proceedings.
e Democratic members expressed
themselves solidly in opposition to the
bond issue They presented the Other
members of the committee with some OF
the Amendments they will formally offer
They include the provision for the taxa
ton of the gross receipts of corporations
to the extent of ! per cent and the
coinage of the silver seigniorage in the
Treasury.
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Ell MORRO's GUNS BOOM.

Havana. May 6.-This morning about
II O'Clock El Moro was signaled by a
French warship, and ut 12:4J D. IN the
second-class cruiser Dubourdieu. from
Martinique, entered the harbor. Sh2
carried the Admiral of the French llcct
in the Antilles.
The American fleet today has been
nearer than at any other time. At $50
O'Clock cruiser approached almost in
front of El MORO The Playa ChiyG
battery fired the first shot, but it fell
short. The second passed above the YES
sci, which turned and retired at full
speed. The third shot fell near her bow
and other shots were fired at her as she
''retreated." This correspondent wit
messed the firing, but does not know the
result of the final shots.
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WE CATCH MORE FISH.

Key West, Fla. May 6.-Two little
prizes were brought in today. They were
both Spanish fishing schooners. of nc
great value. the Oriente and the An,
tonic Suarez. The Oriente was captured
by the gunboat VieksbHrg off Havana
yesterday. She was bound from Yuca.
tan to Havana with II cargo OF dried fish
and had been out thirty-6ve days on ac-
count of the gales and contrary winds.
The Nicksburg put prize crew ON
board and sent her in here The Antonio
was captured by the dispatch boat I'm
cas- off BOca Cieia. near Hama. 1t is
said she was signalling information to u
French steamer as to where she could
land without interference from the
blockading fleet.
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INSURANCE MEN.
They Close Their Session at Old Point
Comfort.

Newport News. Va, May G.-Thc
Southeastern Tariff Association closed
its session at Old Point tonight. A
committee consisting of Il. w. Butcher.
of Petersburg: l.. Il. Warren, of Rich
mond; t. l.. Alfriend, of Richmond. and
Thomas Egglcston and s. Y. Upper, of
Atlanta. was appointed to investigate
and report upon the recent anti-competi-
tion legislation in this State The matter
was not discussed by the associGtion.
Officers for the ensuing year: President,
Capt Il. s. Gay, of Atlanta; vice presi-
dent, w. e. Chaplin, Richmond; secre-
tary. Charles c. Kerning. Atlanta.
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THE TEMARARIO SAILS.

Copyright 1898 by Associated Press)
Buenos Ayres. May 6. via Galveston.
The Spanish torpedo gunboat Temar-
aro, which has been, it is alleged. un-
dergoing repairs at Ensenada, on an
estuary of the La Plata thirty-fve miles
from here. and which was said to lie
without crew and disabled. sailed to-
day, probably going northward.
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Leads all 0r North Carolina [ae8 in B0f News and Circulation

not in a position to spare Il vessel to
carry dispatches Another suggestive
explanation is that Commodore Dewey
has not succeeded in obtaining control
of the land telegraph lines to BolinaO
connecting Manila with the Hong Kong
cnhlo
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Washington, ID. c., May 6.--Any in
ternational difficulty connected with the
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RELEASE OF THE La FAYETTE.
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BITTER AGAINST Us.

London, May 7-Special dispatch from
Paris. says that the seizure of the La
Fayette intensified bitter feeling against
the United States. Angry expressions
We're heard. The United States Embassy
Is .irder special police protection, in view
" probable hostile demonstration.
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GLADsToNEs CONDITION.

London, May 6.-The bulletin issued
at Hawarden this evening, says thai Mr..
Gladstone's condition is unchanged.
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r. ". WEST,
. Union Beck.
FOR sALE-A good nve-room cottage.
with nice level lot. 05xl2o. has view Of
IN, Inc Sound !, s Is some distance from car
six-roorn house, with corner lot: good To-
catson: fine view: convenient 20 car and
Ssyen-room house. with good lot: on
Eighteenth avenue. near Madison: N4e.
Ssx-roor house, with water and bath;
fine lot; excellent location; 3l-5a.
Two lots On car lire. one a corner: SIX
room house; lots sBxiae each: two more
houses could be erected on the lots with
out erowding: $50.
Eight-room modern home, within walking
distance: good view. lot caxl.e g. 100
Modern sight-room house on high ground
overlooking Lake Washington: enc block
furniture included. $3.50.
Lot Ssxl29 on Broadway. near jefferson:
two houses: this is good income proro-
Corner lo;. two blocks east OF James street
power house; new five-room cottage; lot
Modern eight.room home. within tao
and good view: Ss.0J9.
Modern e!ght-room house On Broadway.
between James street and yesier way:
Six-room modern cottage on Sixteenth
avenue, north OF Madison street. full lot:
Osc Vi TIC pttoSdHlesl homes IN Renf0N
addition: One block from Madison: f,.,l
lot: grand view; 1900.
69xf2o on Fourth. between Union and pike.
two houses: 81, 300.
An entire block OF L. lots e0xIa0 each.
I'VE blocks from Madrona Park line: one
desiring a large tract OF ground would
do well to investigate this; 81 500
Lot 4xi20 within two blocks Of Madison:
In good neighborhood: has very fins
view: $50.
soxi2o on Nineteenth avenue. six blocks
from Madison street; cleared. fenced and
IN fruit: $3.50.
Some very choice lots on Fifteenth ayenue.
north OF Madison street: 60xfa0 feet:
ranging In price from 500 TO 3l,ioO.
Lot lDoxizo on corner. In the Pontius addi-
ton, east Of Broadway: this lot has a
good view OF the Sound, bay, lake and
mountains: s.. 400
Lot one block from Pike street. In the
Lnion addition: easy walking distance;
Double corner. 12Gxia0 on First ayeuua
IN North Seattle; 50 Geo
corner soxlze on Second avenue; good To-
cation for row OF houses: 1890
Corner on Broadway and Pike. 6ox1ao.
81 Loo "'
i2oxiD on corner OF EastIake avenue:
Lot eoxi20 on graded street and between
two car lines: level fenced. we'll cleared
and Get in erase: 500
+. w. WEST, % Union Block
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NOTICE OF ASSESS n.ST RoLL-NO-
ttre az Assessment Roll az Local improve
mem District No. is5. for the Improve
rrer; Of Terrace Street IN the City es Sc
attIa from Fourth Avenue 30 Sixth Ave-
nue. under ordinance No. 1870. and hear
tng thereon
Notice il hereby given that the assess
mem rail Of, Local improvement District.
No. 80. for the improvement OF Terraces
Street in the City Of Seattle. from Fourth
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sKAGIr RIVER RouTE-steamer City Of
Champaign.
day, May y, at : a, NJ: Thursday. May -,
at q. na.. Saturday. May u. at a. m.
Leaves Mount verron-Wednesday. May Is.
Sunday. May. -. az : r. m. Calling at 1,i-
lalip. Stanwood. Fir. Skagit City. Noun.
Vernon and Avon. For passenger ano.
freight rates apply at City dock: telephone
Main 81. w. p. Gilkeson. Manager. III. II.
Mcdonald Master.
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SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
STEAMSHIP CLEVELAND

VIII leave Seattle fer San Francisco on
Thursday May -. returning leave San
Francisco Thursday. June -
For freight and passage rates apply
E. r. GAME, Agent.
Arlington Dock. Phone. Pike u
PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE
iS yesler way.
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srRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEA

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route,
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock SUN
% M. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungenesl Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallafa Bay and Neah
on opposite daye Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesier dock for Port Townsend, Port
Angeles and Victoria Mondays, wednes-
s Ssss ana a,ernase DAYS 81 m M as1 Tss
Main f96.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one haiir and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattie-T1cc ..l5
route as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 3.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattie--T:45. Ills a. m; Z:i1. b:io
D. n.
Leave Tacoma--a:so a. m; !. 49, p m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave SeattIe-7.8l 81. m: IL M: p. m.
Leave Tacoma-a;30 a. m: go 9:3o p. IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ta-
coma and Commercial dock, foot or Ma
rfon street. Seattle.
SUNDAYS. cleaners Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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=. II. JORDAN,
eens Estate and Insurance.
and 6 Colonial BLOCK


IN. JORDAN,
r~.s Estate ard Insurance.
and Colonial Block
- orposrrSITyo R
ss ene improved lot on Second ave-
-. sst.st cs Pike; a bargain.
a 6ns corner. is1xlze. sell smpsosSs ~.
- blocks hon ps., ss,ss .oas LOLA ''~
srs investment. close IN, paying
- ssnr, net: buildings nnosern ana IA
~ repair.
MORTGAGE
- 4. an< residence In Queen Anne: cor
- - lysxfz feet. tHa-room ssrietsy
.sxsfu house. e!eSahs view
-Ope OK the choicest Garner ~; ~
n <sss ogr the first hill, near Madison
-. good modern N-room house. .
~ RESIDENCE
AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
an-Ffre modern etgnt-room mouse, on
-, Nil: view unsurpassed lot sgxis
-. are lawn: perfect title: immediate
ts..srlsn. cosi k.agsera mortgages
-. cheap fcSay al 1900.
zn-fsoct s-r3om house IN Queen Anne,
9 20 or fhs most slightly lots; cor
- Nxsse feet.
f.ns seseu-room strictly modern
sspe OF Eenton hill. elegant location. !.
G4foo.n house. newly painted and
1901. natI room: 10; 6ixi29 feet. only
kSsrulxs walk from pos;ofrice. two car
"a good Groom house; corner lot: On
$500 street; close 10 car line.
~ -Goed groom house, corner lot. eox
rMGcod s-reon house. corner lot. 3ox3o.
food 6-room cottage.
~ .fssri s-room house on lnstaiimen;s:
r.nded street. near car lines. Twenty
ga "a eoed 7-room house: lots OF berries:
n f6Sl5b; near car line
k THAT ARE
GREAT BARGAINS.
sm-xD acres, Is miles from Seattle. on
rsieaad; 100 acres under plow; good
bS1d5ng. dairy, cider mill. etc.
; raisos sS.'s acre. " Under sp Dar o.
SMALL FARM.
en-g acres. all improved and under
pbs: good buildings; including green
kaase; sir.e watsr piped into house. green
hgpse snd garden: spring planting all
lone: 90 bearing fruit trees fine view
q seund and noun tains: only just out
"a city limits: near terminus OF cleo
tie uns: great snap.
VACANT LOTS
Ar
GREAT
BARGAIN
PRICES.
4. MO- lots right In the town OF Brook.
:yn close 10 the car lines. together with
8 sxSE foot Ia ccrner) lot jus; across the
street. from the county courthouse.
4 10 Fine. filled In lot on tide fats; a
great bargain. close TO extensive i'm
cfovemsnts.
10 one Of the finest lots on Rainier ave-
zoe. s0xi09 feet. commanding the best
s:tw OF Lake Washington OF any lot In
.he city
rs-Fine s0xi.0 foot lot, en- Fifteenth ave-
sas. north OF Madison: very choice res
saeace bot.
ta5-rine corner on Eighteenth avenue, 4
blocks north OF Madison. eoxso feet. eie-
gAnt view.
eeL-Twe fine lots, a corner. overlooking
Lake Washington, on Madrona car line.
WS-Fins building lots. s9xlos. near Madi-
ton. nne view.
FOR RESULTS
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH ME.
F. NJ JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance
ard T. frptnni.t
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Avenue 10 Sixth Avenue under ordinance
NO. $50 has been reported by tire Board
o. Public Works 10 the City Council OF she
lily e. Seattle and Is row on file In he Of
ice OF the City Comptroller and ex-O6icio
CITY Clerk and the came is now open for
pubic inspection at said office. and viii
remain open Ter Inspection until Monday.
the eth day Of June. ISIS. al ) o'clock p.
N, and all persons interested are hereby
required 70 appear before the City Council
az q session thereof TO De held In the Ccun-
day OF June. isss. at s O'Clock p. M. and
make objections thereto. At said time so
nxed the City Council viii consider any and
all oeiections made and will make such
corrections in said roll as il deems Just.
and will then by ordinance approve such
ron and levy ard asseSs the amounts there
or against each parcel and lot OF land
SHOWN IN said roll and declare the same a
nrst lien thereon.
Said matter caay be adjourned TO a later
date Il so ordered by the City Council.
City Comptroller and ex-Ofrieio civ Clerk.
Date of first publication. May IS 1856
IMPouNDED STOCK NorIcE-The fol-
pound May Il. 1855. wifi be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash IN band. to pay cost Of imnoanding
a. m, at the froat door ef police head
quarters corner Third avenue aud Yesler
way:
One bay horse, white face four whi.a
feet.
The owner OF the above described horse
being unknown 10 me-
c. s. REED. Chief of Police,
Date of first publication, May Is, 1885.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NoTICE-The fol-
lowing described mare. placed in the city
pound May Ia. 1895, will be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
In hand 10 pay cost OF impounding and
advertising. May IS 1885, at 10 O'Clock
q. m. at the front door of police head
quarters corner Third avenue and Yeslcr
way.
One light bay mare. years old. lame in
left fore shoulder.
The owner OF the above described mare
being unknown 10 me.
c. S. REED. Chief OF Police.
Date OF first publication. May H. 1885.
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VIII Leave yeser wharf. Seattle, every
Sunday. Tuesday and Thnrsday d, LIZ
y m for Anaeortes Fairhayen. What
com ard Vancouver. Passengern may 20
on board and occupy rooms al soy y. IA.
Returning will leave Vancouver every
Monday. Wednesday and fFaay' a. ii
p. m. - - =.
This steamer sas superior passenger &C.
commodatfons Table service unsurpassed.
For freight or passage Apply on BOARD OF
WAsHINGTON STEAM NAV. co.
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vIcToRIA-PoRr TOWNSEND.
Puget Sound q British Columbia SteamshiD
Sompany's
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
Leaving Arlington Dock daily except
Sunday.
$50 m iIvl... Seattle ...iArl s:45 Am.
80 D m. Lvl. Pr. Townsend. fvIli 30 p. m.
s:3o pm. ARR. Victoria .lLv. 500 pm.
8. r. BURLING. Agent.
Arlington Dock.
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PUGET SOUND g. ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

steamer City OF Kingston between IA
cora wash, and Victoria, b. C.
s,0opnn lIvI II Tacoma liioiArl 4.acpm
.o.0opnl I.vl y SEATTLE STAT i:Epm
f.fesmtT,vl - Pt- Townsend d ArlI1:t5am
2.eariAri 40 Victoria MLyl s:ooam
DAILY except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes nrs.-elass &C
cemraogat!ons carrying both freight and
pa s~engsrs and leaves from yessef wharf
Seattle. for Victoria at 10 .. m. and for
Tacoma az Els n. IN.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy state
rooms until a. r.
Fer rates. tickets. etc, inquire Of
r.. r, POPE,
l. A. NAuEAr,
General Agent. y. p. ~. Seattle.
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FOR VANCOUVER. sIA ANACORTES
AND TEhTCoM.
The Elegant s!aowheei Steannar
OCEAN .HAvE
Clancy. Master.
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DAY, NAY -. 1894
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
nocTEUR ADRTEN MoNoD. Of the
asaeuIIy OF Medicine os PARIS fFrsncei.
Ing. Telephone. Mala ass Rs<sdence.
!si seventeenth avenue. Rainier q
one WEEK MoRE-Raymend boy me-
LIN s.,., Independent slate writing: sittings
y W circles. Sunday, Monday and
.tsanesaay evening: spirit manifesta-
uons~ lezl Third avenue.
MRS. DIR. ALcoRN. OF Philadelphia. gives
sa!san.c medical baths local treatment;
9aisnce OF May. for 81 per treatment:
avenue and James street.
DR. FLEIscHER-specialsy. surgery.
Seattle
Ok. CALHOUN. s,arr-Boyd block. Teie-
phone. Main 3s1.
DR.. SARAH KENDALL. Holycke block.
Telephone. Green 81.
DR.. vEsER. Washington block. Teie-
phone. Red 81
DE- g.. NILES IF Bailey building. Telephone.
Dr. cARRoLL-Union block: telephone.
DOCTOR RAY. physician. oe Fifth Ave.
DIR; ANNIE RUSSELL. a H,ncklsy hlesx:
DENTISTS.
DR. II. F, SMITH. Il. i. Is and Il HincS-
M ss; telephone. Main Us. Residence
c.. L. ERWIN. d. d. S.-onsce and rest
oence. sl6 Third street. Phone. Green 4Sl
JOHN d. WHITE. D. d. g.. rooms sSo-ss1
Burke building. Telephone Red 1s@
@; w; BRAGDoN. D. D. 8. starr-Boyd
block. Telephone. Black ST..
ALBERT J. FORREST. safe Deposit
building. Front street.
ALBIN 4 sMIrH-rel. Black. lis. Sui
livan block.
c. A: HOLMES. D. D. s.. colman building.
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.
DR.. A. B. KIBBE. oculist. aurist and
physician for diseases OF the throat: re-
moved TO rooms 3e6-3c7 Bailey building.
cor. Second and Cherry streets.
DR.. ST1I4LSON. eye. ear, pose and throat:
removed to No. Hinckley.
DR.. sIMoNToN. eye. ear. Hinckley block.
DIR; WHITE: eye and ear. Pioneer bldg.
MEDICAL.
LADIES!-Chichester' English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand. are the
best Safe. Reliable. Take no other.
Send &C.. stamps, for particulars. Relief
for Ladies'" In letter by return mail At
druggists: Chichester Chemical Co.,
philadelphia.
CHIROPODISTS.
HANNA, expert chiropodist. Parlors re-
moved to Burke building; reception room
33e: All competitors CHALLENGED.
DYEING AND CLEANING.
SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. GO Sec
ond. Telephone. Red 1853.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
CHoY CHUNG CO.. 1916 Second. between
Pike and Union. Prices reduced.
DIVER AND WRECKER.
A. o. BENJAMIN-Sand pumps for gold
mining kept In stock. 3l2 Railroad Ave.
LEGAL NOTICES.
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FOR sALE-sso will buy 81 good home:
I, acres OF good land, half bottom ana
tire Upland very good: house. barn,
chicken and root house: plenty of fruit
Of al kinds; 100 bearing trees and about
3 ilst planted: good, healthy place 10
iivci fsnsfh lived there for eight years;
centrally located. IL miles from Tacoma:
close marke. TO the coal mines Of Car
hpneoo, Wilkeson and South Prairie;
GOD roads; schooihouse within half
mts; the above price VIII take It, free
ffoa all tncumbrancs and perfect title
Address Geo. Horn. 1884 ID street, Ia
eessa lash.
ron SALE ght.rnom house. fuil-slzed
los, accessible 10 two car ines
Asfsrn slsht-room house, With or without
furniture
Afefai residences on monthly payments.
Two nne lots out Broadway on graded
street.
lois on three years time TO any one whs
as.l build
We advertise nothing hut snaps.
J. COMPTON & CO,
Downs Btt,iiag. Second Avenue