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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26
A Sad Death.

Bert Curnow, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Curnow Of Glendale passed away
last Saturday morning after an illness Of
only four days. The young man was a
victim Of that dreaded disease appendi-
citis, and although Dire. Patterson,
Bergstein and Fee performed the critical
operation successfully, the disease ha,
taken too much of u hold upon the young
man. Bert. as he was familiarly called
by his associates, was an exemplary
young man and was universally re-
spected. The sympathy of the COM
munity is extended to the sorrowing
family. May he rest in peace. The
funeral took place on Tuesday at the
Methodist church, Rev. q. H. Jones Of
ficiating.-Re1Eo Gazette.
Deceased WIS brother OF Mrs. W. @.
Neasham Of this place and came here to
work. He was on as caller only half a
day when he was taken sick with the
above result. He was highly spoken of
by all who knew him.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26

A few weeks ago the editor was taken
with a very severe cold that caused him
to be in a most miserable condition. 1t
was undoubtedly > bad cast of Ia grippe
and recognized 1t as dangerous he took
immediate steps to bring about . speedy
cure. From the advertisement Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the
many good recommendations included
therein, we concluded to make q first
trial OF the medicine. To say that it
was Satisfactory in its results, is putting
1t very mildly, indeed. 1t acted like
magic and the result was q speedy and
permanent cure. We have no hesitancy
in recommending this excellent Cough
Remedy to anyone afflicted with a cough
or cold in any form.-The Banner OIL
Liberty. Libertytown, Maryland. The
IS and 80 cent sizes for sale by G.. w,
Kinney Il Co., Wadsworth and the
Lovelock Commercial Co.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With Local Applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
q blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it You must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
n mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not q quack medicine. It was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
in this country for years, and is q regu-
lar prescription. It is composed Of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect COM
bination Of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in cur
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggist, price Toe.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26
A Serious Accident.

Saturday evening as the stage that
plies between Wadsworth and Cling
house was starting above Younghan's
placer claim to return to town with a
load of passengers, something happened
that frightened the horses and they ran
away. William Nichols was on the
seat and undoubtedly could have hand
led the runaways but for q badly scared
Ohinaman who grabbed the reins with
the result that the wagon was tipped
over. Mrs. Younghans- and her child
rem escaped with some wounds and
bruises, Mrs. Church suffered an inch
and q half cut over her right eye and
MI. Nichols had his left ankle broken,
The Chinaman escaped injury. Drs.
Kistier and Richardson went up to the
mines and attended the injured who are
nov all in town. This sccident is one Of
. long series of i'll luck that has followed
Mr.. Nichols for some years. He was
just feeling in the best OF health he has
had for years and it is quite q blow to
him. He has the sympathy Of all his
friends.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26
For A%ssemblyman.

Geo. W. Robinson, nominee for As
s~emblyman is one of Washoe county's
pioneers, az well versed in her needs as
any man within her borders. He is a
farmer with large holdings and his in
tegrity is unquestioned. He lisa veteran
of the civil war, q plain practical man
who will give Washoe's delegation
strength in the Legislative halls. He
has seen the county grow, Is progressive
himself and in his hands the peoples
interests will be safe.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26
A Fatal Accident.

"Brown johnnie" or "Little Johnnie
as he lie known to many was killed yester-
day morning at the railroad bridge by
being run over by No. 3's engine while
that train WAS IN the yard. Johnnie
was going across the river to do some
work at the stock ~corrals and before he
stepped on the bridge he saw the engine
coming toward him. IL is customary
for the engines to run just far enough to
go wei the switch and Johnnie probably
thought this was what they were i;oing
to do. He would have been safe had
there only been one engine, but as there
we're two he was caught. The whistlingo Of
the engines and the attempt to stop
them attracted the attention of all with
in hearing. Johnnie became confused
and stopped apd the. first pair of trucks
Of the head engine went rel him,
mangling his body cruelty. His left arm
and his left foot were, cnt off and his
body fearfully bruised. 1t was pitiful to-
see him in his agony hold fast to the
severedlef arm will, his right hand. DIR.
Jackman was Immediately summoned
and administered morphine to Ease the
injured mans su~fferings. In the few
minutes Johnnie was conscious he told
how the accident happened. He was
taken home after the surgeon had at
tended him. Johnnie was well known
to all old timers 81 an industrious and
clever Indian. He saved one OF the
Pisrson children from drowning some
years ago.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26
Notice School Boards.

We wish to call attention to school
boards OF this section that we will furn-
ish the best school monthly report
cards evcs printed at rates much cheap
er than can be had elsewhere. They are
perfect for graded Or nngraded schools.
Write us for sample and prices.
W~ApswoRru DispArcH.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26

AS q result Of the late California law
concerning the marriage OF divorced
persons, The Marriage Bureau of Reno
gives the following data which will he OF
interest: The number OF marriages re-
corded in the County Recorders office
from January LIST to September 30, 1893,
amount to a totle OF 172, being an
average per month of 10. Estimated
railroad fares of California couples. &c.
$50; estimated fees marriage service
$500: estimated hotel bills, etc, 81 800
clerks fees,at $l.l5 each, $296 recorders
fees, at 50cents each, sS6; total 1882.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26

Yesterday morning in Prof. Gaines
room James Abbay, Roy Pike and Louis
Bryant presented an elegant hand rnade
banner to the class 100. The colors were
crimson and blue, fringed with gold
lace and the face of the banner bore the
figures 100. The presentation speech
was made by Prof. Cains who called at
tention TO the the Specification Of the
colors-crimson for courage and blue for
fidelity. State Superintendent Cutting
being present was called upon and made
q very appropriate speech for the occa-
sion,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26

w. D. Linton melted and refined q
$500 bar Of gold bullion for the Slip
Mining Company this week, the result
Of the first run Of ore in the new mill.
Mr.: Linton is enthusiastic over the out
look at the mines and about 40 much
pleased as the boys who bring the gold
to him now almost daily for refining.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26

The Lovelock Tribune says that word
has been received at Lovelock from A.
G. Hitchcock, who is in San Francisco,
that there ia a prospect That work on the
railroad to the iron mines may start this
winter. He realizes that it will be
easier to find laborers in the winter
months. At any rate he is enthusiastic
over the building of the road.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26

1t is nearing pay car time.
The mumps in town are holding their
own.
J. b. Cunningham is now improving
rapidly.
Harry Short has returned from San
Francisco for q rest.
Andy Russell is rusticatins at the Lee
&Ffazer ranch.
Tom Grafton is in town after a month 3
visit to Churchill.
G.. S. Nilsson is making arrangements
to start a Newspaper at Golconda.
r.. H Cowles is shipping hay below.
Itis from Mike Kaiser's ranch.
W, II. McInnis, 7. v. Julien and B.
G. Shearer spent Sunday here.
G. NJ. Humphrey, nominee for State
Controller ON the Democratic ticket was
here Monday.
Corporal MacEchern will arrive here
about the first Of the month to resume
civil life
jeff Poole, Bob Arthur, R. Lauder and
Joe Casteel were down from the mines
this week.
Ed Shorts pelican telegraphs that he
has reached Pyramid all right and is
strictly in the swim.
All the Oct. magazines for sale at this
Office. Also ladies' journals and fall
fashion magazines.
Leave your orders at the Nevada Store
and Market for crabs, shrimps and fresh
salt water fish.
A milling test OF ore from the Badger
mine shows the owners that they have .
fine paying property.
Tickets for the grand ball to be given
on the opening Of Music Hall, Nov. IL,
are now on sale at the postofice.
Women are being insulted on the
streets OF Reno at night and the tar
bucket brigade may be called out.
FoR SALn Or RRsr.-A nice 8 room
house, large yard and city water. Apply
8. ARNsTErN
Members, of the battalion are under
going physical examination. Mastering
ont will take PLACE on the 10Th.
d. Tsdder came in yesterday from a
hunting trip loaded down with ducks.
No ~troublesat all for a good marksman.
Every nominee on the Republican
State ticket is y representative III in
Nevada and worthy of the sufferge Of
the people.
Hon. A. G. Cleveland is likely to be
crowned the 'sPoet Lariat" of Nevada
instead of being made merely q United
States Senator.
T. G. Gaynor's is the place for deli
cacies in the way Of salt water fish of all
kinds and the change meets with high
favor.
DR.. H. B. Mcdonald. Office in DIS
PATCH building. Crown and bridge work.
Teeth without plates. Fine gold filings.
Charges reasonable.
Ask at the DrsrArcH Office If you want
to rent q five room house next to T. ].
Yeargin's. Cheapest rem to the right
tenant. Water and barn. Cheap.
The Superior Court Of San Francisco
has sustained . justice court judgment
against the Express company for re-
fusing to send q package unless the
sender paid the one-cent wal tax.
The rumor circulating on the Com
stock Thursday that Newlands had en-
t,red the Senatorial race proves to have
been without any foundation, says the
Virginia Enterprise.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. Of L.
E. will give their ninth annual ball at
Music Hall on Thanksgiving Eve. Their
annual dances are the events of the
year and this one with excsed the glories
OF aliothers.
The Wadsworth Drum and Fife corps
is ready to furnish music for political
meetings and for dances. A. II. Girls
void is the manager. No need Of send
ing out OF town for music for campaign
meetings.
The registration in Washoe county
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26

He Is . loyal Democrat and Silver
man, broadminded and energetic. He
will make an efficient and creditable
County Clerk and the people of Wa
shoe will have no occasion to regret
their action by casting their votes for
Mr.. Bridges.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26

The Reno Journal says: Mr.. L. 8.
Bridges, the Silver-D Democratic nominee
for County Clerk, lie in Reno looking
after is fight. Mr.. Bridges lie a gentle
man Of intelligence, integrity, excellent
habits and superior business Qualifi.
cations. He served as County Clerk Of
Churchill county for four years and was
then elected Recorder Of that county in
which Office he served four years. He
made an excellent official record in both
offices. Five years ago he removed to
Wadsworth where he became engaged in
the mercantile business and has had
charge of Wells Fargo and Cos. bust.
ness in hat town,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26
NEW TODAY
VIM. WEBSTER.

VIM. WEBSTER.
Democratic Nominee For
DISTRICT JUDGE,
End Judicial District /.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-26
WHAT JOYFUL FEELING

With the exhilarating sense OF reward
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness, which follows the use Of the Syrup
OF Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time
medicines and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered bu. neve accepted by
the well-infofmed. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the Gala. Fig Syrup Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
pCEl.IaaEna NOTICE Trss

pgEl.IanEaG NOTICE. Trsse:.ns
agents ars ! j. Mcclellan. y q hS@I@5:
A6a O. Ilo}usls Cssy ceissessr ,
are J a czsneassz y 4 raw"
Iggsre Mccarthy e r. NeE0~aEs = II
eseesa are il. n Wills Posisnas Sfs e.
efygiz<rs ale o@r agents. Pay ErSFSsy on.g
70 ;neas sEa TO or Tess5sff &ge1's IL tns
vSxsSGs ess.se ss-ss towrs q tsae Sos =. y -.
ADEEETTsg SCs-tJrics n01fs q IT'S
Ya~s-IEte,Isxsncsr oSgsfsss oG3ee Jay
Sz Il. rsaGss i p III Sunday aG1T@ okel
a n HgtIl !! = m CLASSIFIED advertise.
meats Tor insertion foilowaos morning "ld
be rsessYed Up fe 2GW , "a Ad*efs'ss-
usss.s aTss4sr c.asz.sse9 tsa63ngS Wa oe ifs-
serted az tfse gStz % j cent 4 Sofc sa1h
Insertion Payment a8wSYx II @GF@f8ce
no acvert ssmsn received tor less tsah %
cents
ADEEgTISEPS-C-hAn far afser-
tsse.nssts " the Sunday Posf-l Etsiiis~serf
mus se furnished sy ] c'eiocs SATURDAY
Advertisements Vslil - reSsiYeo Al @F&hEa1
offices o. The pcst-Irteissgencsr.
EEwARD-Ten dollars will "a pad Tor
Information !eafiug 70 the consfrtacn o.
ans ssss0E stealing copies OF tdas paper
delivered - subscribers IL Seattle.
TACOMA Ri aE%GS-N0 l1ls FAc3nc
sssage- l.. a Harlan.
ktEEETT-P X LUls
SFOki& E Branch office, Ifacess
block. yS HisersslSs avenue. telephone. 49,
j. o Peterson Manager.
PORT sSESD--W A pfeiser
EEI.LiAGEAS BAY-Ssy Nhafcom.
Ferksr Ellis Manager 49,
.oLYMpIA-s17a1 Main street O. c.
W!ng.sHiey. Agent
VICTORIA. T. George Marsoen.
The following letters await advertisers
ot Ibis uff.ee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
wANTED-PARTNER.
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE-One Of the leading hotels n
the city. with all modern improvements.
in the Immediate vicinity Of railroad &C.
pots and postottice.
Fer SaIe-Sa.ooa: very choice cor2e. and
paying; good stock on hand.
Fer Sale-First-ciass saloon and lUncn
room.
Fer Saie-Down-town saloon, making big
money; viii sell cheap.
Fer Sa.e-The best paying restaurant n
the cry.
For Sale-A small restaurant. DONG
good, steady business.
tor Sale - Furnished house; :irst-cI3sS
place, ~ rooms. one block from post
office
For Saie-A big paying hotel: First ave-
nue..
For Sa,e-Lodging houses, Is. -. j. rooms;
al centrally located
For e-Delicatessen. grocery store. bak-
cry. barber shop etc.
-Notiee-lt you wish 70 sell your business
or are looking for any kind OF business.
cali and see Us. 33-Si-sS Union block
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AN UNUSUAL CHANCE TO make money,
no speculation: responsible man wanted
20 handle our goods exclusively in Sea-
tie, the advertiser "a fGaaufactUre.1 &C.
siTes 10 secure the services or All ersr-
setlc. capable business man. who can FUR
nish lew hundred dollars cash capital
10 carry sInaa stock OF salable goods
necessary To till hts own orders; invest
neni required more as guarantee OF
Sood faith. and so that a personal inter
est III the business may be manifested.
this is positively q bona iide. genuine and
!esItInaie opportunity To make over
S5.We yearly: from re right applicant
fullest INVESTIGATION demanded before any
investment viii he accepted: oaly those
with strictly honest intentions who mean
business and can comply with the above
conditions need answer. AIonzo Wslch,
SOS Downing building, New York.
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PERSONAL

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
SHARES OF stock-Ofsi2e of the West Seattle
Land and improvement Company. Seat
tle. September y. ls9..
Notice IS hereby given that ia pursuance
OF a resolution OF the board of trustees Of
he West Seattle Land and Improvement
company. held this day. certain shares ~
the capita stock OF said company. here
AFTER described. or SO much thereof as may
DC necessary 10 satisfy a certain assess
metli Q! 81 per share. 0Giy lev.sd thereon by
said board OF trustees az lis meeting aelG
july Il. lsss. VIII be s0.1 4. public auction
10 lie highest bidder for cash N The tgonS
door OF The United States pos,office in the
Sl'y OF SeAt'le. al the hour OF l. 0 clock q.
m on Monday. the 24th day OF October.
The following is a particular description
OF the shares IF stock ordered 20 be sold.
together with the names or ;he respective
shareholders ana the amount Of the respect
i've assessments LEVIED on their said shares
q stock:
No Name OF Delinquent. shares Levied
"a W scho.ls; trustee, -5eil $3.50 .
-: .Chas. II Bak 2. recelveg2,0s0 2.Go4 -
Notice is further given that all OF said
stockholders have made default in tire
payment % their said assess enis upon
nad been given to each OF them. as re-
CURED by LAW ara the bylaws of said
company, ard that said sale vii. be made a.
me &c and place above specified at pub
iic Auction 10 the highest bidder, and that
al s0ch sale The person who Shall pay the
assessment due as above stated. together
Win lie pro rata expense OF advertising
ana OF sale for the smallest number OF
shares Or portion Of share OF each OF
said delinquent stockholders, shall be
II G. STRUVE. Vice President.
DANA W. BROWN. Secretary
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FOR SALE real. gSY.r~


fpH rs SAAI-. J5,y ?. ". wes.. S go
Desirable residence %. ~, n.,.s.
81 ssser "As, g N.7s-seziA aresss "a
Corner. eaxI-a. ~ Ta-s-,y. .o.,-.,
'Aree CLOCKS tFozn Madison. ~ -FesaA
1.tsss< ~, ts'Xl-a, = NgEra Sear.,s e..
S3xl-2 ~. Nl2etrs1t. = e. - ssss
Madison. ~ ta2ce4 aa5 n hSs~ assa {
salal shack 90 .os- $-Sa 4rsa
so Wy G-s-y-aae resi3sa-e -
Fourteenth avenue ucrs- = x1s.. 49, -
View, ss.ce -or 1,ssA sl1.9 49, gsz1
Is. s19G 1904 - Us north u
Elne l3t cn. Fifteenth ays-us IVA
notta = Iat-s-i,. t,Sl28. Si.oas Ss'1a
3sfx1os ca BTuGlHa $3.50 q
l~5&2-H On graded Sergs.g no s,>-s
cASis lAe; street severed. 81 "a
A@o eN3e.isEt les 81 SEcCrl sxs-,A ~
s!AI-5 sASa; corner. "a very t{es.rssls n
''3'a er ,er a ;. rev a hoases5 3. s5a '''a'
-, - '- '- 49,; % seventh avenue a-s
nara. 5000 bu.l.lns 81. slls0 IA
a2-f block = lois. s3xlas eachl 3, ~,
Sea-; oa h~gAta avels1e norsa, So
orTTnard: SIC toE ali. Us =
overlooking Lake WaSh.nGto1 ~, >dse'
Corner On Highland drive gCnss,
hilD. 6i3l9o. sl..tsa. Aaas
a Few and strictly modern h,asst, o..
unsurpassed view: sa.s sass
Modern e.ght-r3oEn hume on second -
two blocks from Madison. fun lat "a -,
view; $3.-50 '''' sAat
zee modern house of seven ra,,,s
Madison street: fine lawn, nulnhsa- ~ -. ~
ing fruit trees. s--S9a *a'-
Eszht-room house IN good losa.4a, 49,
O. Ies.er way .Hu blocks, -orner se,. ;ssl 3. =
E!sai-roorn house On Twentieth as 80
hat block from TWO car lines: 10; 49,
SIG59 ~ %A-e
s'N-roofn cottage en- North Brsssxsv.1
house IS new ard modern; iot sesla,- a. 4 4
House OF eight rooms: Iot sgxlsa, hs....'e
Madison street and Madrona park ear 20.
Si.js9. "a ~As.
\ good property on Seventh avennA :.
tween tnt2n and Pike streets: Two "a
vesIment; call and get nar;icl,!srs y
TIDE land LOT on First avenue south ss,,.
in. i5A1So, sl.e50 e41S
loo acres OF land at railroad s,s,,-.
store, postofice and school On lars'
fruit trees; within . miles OF Ses,,,..
splendid location FOR country store. = q
for property. including store b,rssss..
terms. '-s,
T. ". WEST. Is Union g,oes
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Der "A lss& Margaret. snsani 1A~En7@f
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xc.sson sL4ss fA@se ssA-trgs, fn$ szsrs
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\. f. NICHOLS G. co,
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.

4. f. NICHOLS C CO.
REAL ESTATE INvEsTMENTs.
% and 81 Haller Block
RENToN HILL. ADDITION.
RENTON HILL ADDITION
HomeseekerS, Investors-Don'; fan 70 81
prices and terms In the BENTON Hi az
ditlon, only Ia miles from the possoflas
on Madison street car line. Don't rent
you can't afford #. Seattle IS going !,
be big city. Rents are going up. -
VIII choice building lots, Property IS nos
today in the city are In the Rea,on HI
addition. No trouble 10 show this prop
er;y.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
sl.25Q-e-rOoTn cottage near Pike street. a1
view; easy terms.
Net1-1-room house. hot and cod xatsf'
bath; on car line.
s650-s-room cottage. hall and pantry; nas
view. on car line.
S251-5-room cottage: lots; this Is cneapt
on car line.
sL350-Business book: will pay % per GER:
TINS property is ~ good locality en- css
Inc. and wi. bear investigation. must ~
sold IN order 20 settle up an estate
s2y'-f-Toom cottage on ear line; this 10
snap.
\. F. NICHOLS & co,
80 and 60 Halter Block.
DOUBLE house and lot. cor. Tenth
and Pike renting for So per mo. y, - - :
House and lot l1i3 Owe street -..s.. ieAS
TweiVe-roorn house. lot 6a}xl2o. ahJn- .ss
dance or fruit, ia Warren street INV
,5 az n'''seS Oh f'A' 'S~'l' 49, - sgs
Ing Furniture I'l ,.'.s "ii4 .o'' .,'-' 7a
Elghi-room modern house. ~, Thir- ~ "A
tyfourth ave. lot 5Jxieo. PRICE -as
500 cash. balance instaiiment plan.
ANA @r fi Ia.s l ,rd l2T <rs cor ie..' 0a
7-room house. modern improve
Tnents. LOT 60x12e. 40 Banner 81.
%dt,b h sa71,il and he''aoSa ... .es
VIZ atd n2use on io' '"AI-' l'a 100
'- sooa,,o mouse ana 'o's' @ 1ma
sem s53i'b H sea,,, and acre q ann 30
Groom house. modern improve.
meuts lot 6ixl2s. Yesler ana .N
Twelfth .......... ........-. ......... -'~''
AN-CORCoRAN CO.
los Washington Building
Tel. Red H2o. -.
FOR SALE-n 80 handsomely fu'nsIsasas,..
little cottage IN an excellent. nelsh.sss
hood. with beautiful view: o"hea -s,es
abroad io q few weeks and p'sesss rrr,s-
ccnsi1era bly, below cost 20 insafe rr-sysi
date eaie. Apply at cottage, plks
avenue. two blocks north or f.ssA
Sunday after : p n. ---e.
FOR SALE-fIanEs0m new hons ;ss,
rooms. every convenience; pest i'a- as
LOCATION on Madison street car n IS
giant grounds l2exl28. chicken 90. %. s..ssa
stable. VITA living room, etc; IS -.
condition: owner leaves town. ~ ARA.
St. ns1 Also a fggg pieces OF t,esl s.ssSa,
ture from Paris Apply 90 baaS'
ing from 10 10 IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

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references. Wages 80 4 week % starr lr-
spp'S - iSi> rsc-nc avenue. Tacoma.
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