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BREAKFAST CEREALS.
They Contain the Essential Ele-
ments for Perfect Nourishmeut.


Cereals and fruits should form the
base Of breakfast foods writes Mrs. S..
T. Rorer, on Breakfast Cereals and
Fruits" in her cooking lesson in the
Ladies Home Journal" They will
support muscular action, preserve the
heat of the body, and strengthen the
brain in its nervous activity. Whole or
steel-cut oats, and whole wheat, from
which our nineteenth century bread
should be made, contain the essential
elements for the perfect nourishment
of the human body The great objec-
ton to cereal foods is their difficulty Of
digestion, not from any fault of the
foods, but first, from lack of time in
cooking, and second, from lack of prop
er mastication. Raw starches are indi-
gestible. The first step, then, towal d
the digestion of starches are over the
fire. Each little cell must be ruptured,
and for this. long and careful cooking is
required. The second step to the diges-
tion of starches is in the mouth. They
are there converted. from the insoluble
starch to soluble sugar. If they are
swallowed quickly, without mastica-
ton. they miss the digestion, entering
the stomach as strangers. This organ
not being prepared to receive them,
they are cast out into the small intes>
tines to be entirely, instead of partly,
digested. This organ, now compelled To
do, in addition to its own duties, the
work of the mouth, soon becomes over
taxed. and we have, as a result, the
disease most common in this country
intestinal Indigestion.
"Of the breakfast cereals steel-cut
oats heads the list Any of the wheat
germ preparation are good. After
these come the rolled wheat and barley
and rice and preparations. All these
foods. however, must be thoroughly
cooked, and eaten with sugar"
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LOsT-FoUND.

LOST-A TWO-YEAR-OLD BROWN
hliy. Return to Tryons Stable Ninth
and Tenth, L and M, and be rewarded. 1t
STRAYED-DECEMB 18TH, FROM
the Merkley ranch on the river road, a
bay mare; weighs about 1000 pounds
and receive suitable reward.
LOST-A FOX TERRIER-ANSWE
to the name of Spot" Return to Saddle
Rock and be rewarded.
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English by Analogy.

A hungry Frenchman was in an Eng
ilsh restaurant, and wanted eggs for
breakfast, but had forgotten the Eng
Hsh word. SO he got around the diff
Guilty in the following way:
"Vaiterre, vat is dat Walking in de
yard?"
"A cock. sir
"Ah And vat you call de cocks
wife?"
THE hen, sir
And vat you call re shildrens of de
cock and his vife?"
Chickens, sir
But vat you call de shicken before
dey are shicken?'
Eggs, sir
Bring me two."-Youth's Compan-
iCn
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Distinction Without a Different

Distinction Without a Difference.
rs my old friend Major Walton still
living on the avenue?" asked the old
man, after long absence from the
city.
NO" replied his son; "he has gone
TO his final rest"
What" exclaimed the old man; Ma
jor Walton dead, Is it possible?''
You misunderstood me, father" re-
piled the young man: 'he is not dead
but has moved to st. Louis. ."--Chicago
News.
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NOT
NOT

IF you will send your address Or
call free circulars and testimonials
at once sent to or given you. The
"30-Day Blood Cure" is as effective
I'm its particular sphere rs "Hud-
yam" is in case of nervous debili-
tation. These circulars are free,
too. So is medical advice. If you
can be cured, the great Hudsonian
doctors can be Of more actual SER
vice to you than any one else on
the face of the earth. Buy a stamp
and see.
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| HAVE THE FoLLowINe for

horses, suitable for any use: a blacksnith's q
eoatht, a machinist's outfit. three wagons,
ndteeI barrels wine. ore ranch ten city
seven ladies' and gents bicycles. three
thousand pear and peach boxes, three
mines, one 5-stamp mill, ranch to trade
dor city property. Write to p. o. box $50
Telephone. Sunset black. AL; residence 1921
street. j. +. COOPER
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pELIABLE
~ and ENTERPRISING
Sacramento Dealers.
GROCERIES CHEAP. !

groceries. Don't think that because I
quote low prices the goods are not right
The reason ! can sell so cheap is that [
nave no high rent to pay, buy in large
quantities and get discount for cash and
Keep store expenses down to the minimum
triaI order Will save you money. JOHN
RILEY. Tenth and e. Phones 159 and 474.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-TWO WELL FURNISHED
na1s: furniture new, rooms all occu-
pied. Apply at this Office.
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OPTICIAN.

WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
optical goods; eyes tested free by a
competent graduated optician KLUNE
& FLOBERG. dealers in jewelry and
precious stones.
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PACIFIC GROVE BAKERY.
we make speciality OF strictly home
mace goods. Try our domestic bread:
can't be beat Rice Bros. s23 j.

POUI TRY. Bargains in thorough
bred Minorcas, Il. p.
Rocks, Wyandottes. Leghorns, etc. Poul-
try supplies and dog cakes. soaps and
remedies. F. f. TOWNSEND & CO.. 1o25
j street. Capital telephone, 490.
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PERSONALS.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-USING
for the last seventeen years an assumed
name as a means of proteetion-having
no other-and believing this not now
needed, / will hereafter use the name OF
my husband, Edward Bcwes Scott Mrs
Edward Bowes Scott, formerly known as
Mrs. B. S. Edwards.
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l0soIs E STREET-5-ROOM HOUSE;
electricity. Inquire Riley's Grocery,
Tenth and E.
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FOR SALE-36 ROOM LODGING HOUSE.
ooing good business; willing to show
books. Address w, this office.
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LODGING HOUSE OF % ROOMS FOR
sale; best location; filled with steady
roomers. Address W.. J., this office.
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STORE, 20TH AND 7: ALSO LIVING
rooms in rear. INQUIRE 1o15 10th.
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CARPETS rlADE OVER.

Are you going to move? Ring up Rivett's
steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Twelfth
and q. Telephones 292 and black 952. Old
carpets made over Cleaning Sc per ward.
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OYSTER MARKET. We serve

oysters In all styles but every day from
10 l:3o p. m. first-class full course table
d'hote dinner at 25c. WILSON'S, s17 K.
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SELECT SCHOOLS.

BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND AND
fypewriting, normal and grammar grade
classes reformed January Sd. Tuition S6.
Howe's Academy
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12-RoOM LODGING HOUSE, RUNNING
full. for sale. Address S. E., this office
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62S 7TH ST-NICELY FURNISHED BAY
window rooms. suitable for two.
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MUSIC AND ART.

PROF. j. s. BECKER, TEACHER OF
piano. Tel. 1876. 719 n street
HOLBROOK & LOTHHAMMER. PIANO
tuners and repairers. l02l Eighth street.
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CHICAGO CHIMNEY SWEEP ss fll

vent loss from fire. Have your chimneys
Cleaned by Egan Bros, s2l X next to
haze Bros; white labor. Tel-Sunset ee9
black; Cap. 102
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TO LET OR RENT.

400 VACANT HOUSES; COMPLETE
list; particulars free. CAP TRANS.
CO., 904 K. Furniture and piano moving.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

THE PUBLIC is HEREBY INFORMED
that F. H. King has sold his butcher
shop at S17 Seventh street to NJ d.
Wright, who will collect all bills due
said F. II. King. The continued patron
age of the public is respectfully solicit
ed. h. ii. KING. d30-10t
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PLUMBING. GAS. STEAM AND
..~.1, hot water fitting;
at all times. Chris Schrlid lO2I Ninth at
Cap. TEL l3: Sunset. Black 904
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FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE SECOND
hand hack, spring wagons and double
harness, IL good driving and work
horses. Kent Bros Stable. 1917 Third st.
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CHIEF MOHAWK QNDIAN DOCTOR).
902 Sixth, guarantees to cure all cases Of
catarrh and similar diseases by botan-
ical treatment, or no pay: no drugs
used. Teeth extracted without pain.
CRYSTAL PALACE. COG j STREET
The choicest OF wines, liquors and cigars.
Call and be convinced. SCHNEIDER &
FREYGANG. Proprietors
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HONE = MADE

Mince pies, pumpkin, lemon, etc.. also No.
fruit and pound cake for Christmas The
Ann Arbor Bakery, 1912 J street.
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FOR SALE-THOROUGHB B. PLY
moHth Rock Hens. 81 so: Cockereis ana
fuitets, 81 each. Guinea Fowls, IL oo per
pam yard on Twelfth street, near Amer
lcafi River Bridge. W. II. BASLER.
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borrow money on watches, jewelry and
diamonds: strictly confidential. 4l9 K
next to Metropolitan Theater.
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TURKEY TArIALES s FRESH ]
day. All Spanish dishes served Canned
tamales and oysters put up by the Capt.
tola Canning Company. 800 l. street.
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2c04 M ST--NICELY FURNISHED DOU-
bic parlors, or will rent them single.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DR.. D. F. FOX-Office and Hospital. Ills
10th. Residence. SIS 18th. Cap. phone, 30l.
DR.. c. L. MCGOWAN, VETERINARY
Surgeon and Dentist. Lockhart Stables,
1o15 18th st. Cap. 54l: Sunset, blk 394
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DRESS AND CLoAKMAKING.
ARCHITECTS.

FRANK II. SCHARDIN. ARCHITECT,
Pioneer Hall. 1011 Seventh. Sacramento
JAS. SEADLER, OFFICE 1o1S EIGHTH
street, between ] and K streets.
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WHENEVER YOU WANT FIRST
class fish. crabs, Holsters, oysters.
place to get it. American Fish Com
pany, 7A ] street, Tel-Sunset, Main. "a,
Cap. GIG.
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LADIES, BE UP TO DATE; HAVE
your furniture made new Tin colors to
suit); 81 so per set. Address 1929 NJ
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pTglIsHEg's NOTICE = If ss..sa..
sxs8Is are J. ~ leC'eiiAi.' So . esstv
o. T. Looms and Ca4riss - 70" 80
So.ISctors are ]. A. CatheaTt, 3. ria
ley J. J. fiax.sy. =. r. ~ $500. = 40 -
Iofsr JackoL PozsTsasteTs every re- 81
90 a CERT pa. money Saiy 10 tos2S am
10 oar resident agents ~ tie various SiA-e@
Ard towns OF tns Northwest
ADVERTISER hours oA lise
Posf-inteI.lgencer o4sinsss o'ics: baAIS
,,ntII II o m: Sunday noGrz. open a. ~.
70 Il .. n. Classified AGsSs SO. 50. - -
insertion following morning va -
cesyed 5,g, 10 ia.so 3 n AaYer;ise ~ lts
under classified headings Will y ans sL go
al the rate Of cent Ii Eofo e@-h @AA's.
ton Payment always az aaFaA-Se a.
advertisement received Tor sssss s"~tA
cents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for adssr-
sisauents IL the Sunday Post IN ts.issssses'
1n1st De furnished by ! ocl5ek SasSLnAs.
Advertisements Will re received d. "'"'''
Offices OF the pozr-In.elsIasnser
EEWAgD-Ten dollars will Be paid for
Information leading To the eohs1St4oiI y.
any person stealing cop4es OF th4s pap3l
delivered TO subscribers II Seatle
TACOMA BiREAU-Eo. Luz racine
avenue l.. A. Harrison.
EVERETT-P. X. Lewis.
SPoKASE-Brancn office. Iraae1
block, Cos Riverside avenue; tesepHohs 49,
J. 0. Peterson Manager.
PORT TowNSESD-Wr 4. Ifsiner.
Parker Ellis. Mansgsr. r.
oLYMPIA-4i71s Main street. @. &
WiGsianiey. Agent.
VICTORIA, Il. C.--George Marsden:
The following letters await ADVERTISERS
a. this office:
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NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.

NOTICE TO STOCkHULDEKS-No OF
assessment. Office OF the West Seattle
Land and Improvement Company Seat
tie Washington. July - 1895
Notice is hereby given TO the st0ckhold-
ers Of the West Seattle Land and Improve
ment Company that at regular meeting
OF the board % trustees OF said conrsnv
duly convened al the office Of the COMPANY
on the llth day Of July lsns an assess.
ment Of one dollar Der share or each share
OF m. capital stock % the said the Wes,
Seattle Land and Improvement Cornnany
not fully paid up was duly made and lev
led due and payable To the Seattle Ma
tioraI bank ~ Seattle. Washington the
treasurer 81 said company. az SIS barking
house in the city ~ Seattle. Washington.
on or before the 18th day If August SOS
HOMER 8 KING
President West Seattle Land and Improve
rnent COMPANY.
Dana " Pr0wn Secretary
Dated Seattle Washington Iil, c9s 1ens
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SPECIAL notices.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-The fol-
lowing described personal property will
be sold for storage charges at private
sale 10 the highest bidder at the expira-
ton OF thirty days from the first publica-
iion of this notice unless redeemed by
owner.
- Bergstrum. box Of tools. furniture
etc; F. ChartZ. trunk with contents. Fl
Thompson. Valise with contents: p Lewis
trunk with contents. .. Heiseth. trunk
with contents.
First publication Of this notice August
1885 MRS NORA TOTNGGREN
Proprietress Lyndherst House Seattle
Washington.
COMPOSITION-W are now prepared to
90 composition to- the trade (any meas
ure) IN Nonparei.. Minion, Brewer and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address Post-Intelligencer. Seat
tie.
SPECIAL INFORM ATOM FURNISHED
n1anufac. urers business houses and nub-
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tallen's). room e. Mckay building. Port
land Or
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLING
tice of Assessment Roll OF Local -
provement District No. III for the i'm.
provement of Jackson Street In the uy
OF Seattle, under Ordinance No. isSa ans
hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the asses
ment roll OF Local Improvement Dstrn
No, III for the improvement OF Jack0s
Street from an intersection with the ma.
sewer on Twelfth Avenue South 10 pom
sixty feet east OF the east margin .
Tenth avenue under Ordinance NO. "
has been reported by the Board OK fuo3
Works 20 the City Council or the Lly
Seattle and ie now on file In the onics
the city comptroller and ex-oh!cio eIv
Clerk. and the same IS now open iof puS
lie inspection at said office and VII! femssSS
open for inspection until Tuesday. tbs Ms
day OF September. 1888. at O'Clock p n.s
and all persons interested are hereby -
quired TO appear before the CITY Counca
a session thereof to be held In the CcSs.s
Chamber in the City Hail on said ain y!
of September, 1898 at 500 O'Clock p =
and make objections thereto. AT said tins
so fixed the city council will cons.0er ~
and all objections made. and VIII maZs
such corrections in said roll as II 49,
Just. and Will then by ordinance = Io..
such roll and levy and assess the amosn2
thereof against each parcel and loi OF -
shown in said roll and declare the ALL
first lien thereon. Said matter may os
journed 10 later date II so oroe'eu
WILL II. PARRr
City Comptroller and ex-oHIcia City Ci~s
OF the City of Seattle. -
Date OF first publication. August D. =
IMPOUNDED STOCK NoTfCE-Tbe l.r
lowing described horse placed IN ths ~ 4
pound August 5th 1895 will be sou -
public auction to the highest blbds.
cash in hand 10 pay cost OF impoun.2
and advertising, August 2rd, lsss 80
o'clock a. m. al the front door OF poa1
headquarters. corner Third aVehue
Yesler way. , -,
one brown horse. white stripe 10 - ~
left front ankle white. Branded on
shoulder. Upper lip crooked s.,n
The owner OF the above descrloea "V
c. s. REED. Chief Of Polises
Date Of first publication, August y -
IAsrOt' %DING EOTICE-The foiiosl
described COW placed m the city poea<
August T. 1898 will ne sold a. pnoBe -
ton TO the highest bidder s0r casa Il
hand 10 PAY costs Of iTnp0undhk -
ADVERTISING August p isss. az 10 oc,.I
a. m al the frOut door OF police - -
quarters. corner Third Avenue ana
Ter way.
One orindle cow. dehorusd ....
e. y REED, Chief Of fsD,,a
DATE Of first publication. August ~
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT rolf r.
tice OF Assessment Roll 81 Locss. -
proyement District No. ilo fof -
provemen; OF University street,
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HELL WANTED-MALE..

WANTED Railroad lai1orers and fence
gang I'm Montana tree pass out and
washers. $50 and S2c: restaurant cook. $50,
carpenter to build HOUSE by job or day
city teamster s. day. teams. s. day
fiunky. So and found. broadaxe and adj
men. So. second cook. hotel porter. $50
G n tunnel help. iaborers and drlll
runners, free pass, single and family
men for steady corporation work, cheap
rent; 2-ho-se teamsters $3.50 free pass
top pay for ali kinds % woods and mill
help laundry driver. farm hands, SO ;
section hands, si.15: line men. s. 25; ligh.
irsside Job 81 30. farm cooks s35, Ak and
woodsmen. s. 10 s.. Cranes agency, io6
Washington street.
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=, order "a secure correct Insertion OF
no;icss under these heading. he sans
ehc,.Ie be left al the business sn.ce =.
en.s paper. NO Charge - M&ae tof s"S0
nctlc1s 10 ..-~p
TunersI notices. resolutions OF OF 90
suec,si Announcements VIII o. 80
n. .se rate os IL cents PEI lee eaSA AZ
seri.es. Po5T-lEI = l.l... =. :. -. -
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH AND SPANISH languages =
Constant and a. Bracone 5i2 Wash,nx-
ton building. First avenue.
GOOD BIG SCHOOT-Wiison's Moaar,
Business College.
ATTEND the hest Acme Business Col
g@ya Seattle.
ELOCCTION.
ELoCUTIOS-Lizze Jay Richardson scs
Fourth avenue.
\
AysAYER AND CHEMIST.
JOHNSON. ASsayer, e. SCAT. Nat. bk bldS.
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wANTED-Three men In Seattle and one
man In each unoccupied town In Wash
ingtcn and adjoining states. to take or
ders FOR mems made 20 order suits at
$40 TO 81. mostly $40 10 $40; pants.
$50 10 r.; SEQ Per month made by be.
EinBers without experience: We furnish
full lire OF samples and all necessary
OUTFIT. For application and reference
blank and full particulars address Amer
lean WOODEN Mills Co. Tailors for the
Trade Chicago hi.
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EMPLOY NENT WANTED-MALE.
'-~-s-s%s~e-
WANTED-SituatioD by frst-clasS station
ary engineer and pipe filter wno rs slight
ly crippled. though Well able to do all
WORK. at wages accordingly AdGfess II
50. care of ost-inteiligencer. .-t.
WASTEp~-Pesition hy thoroughly ex~
perieneed and competent boakkasper and
first-olass salesman good city references.
moderate salary. Address r 81. care OF
post-Intel.gencer -s-
WANTE.p-Position bookkeeper. long tx-
per,ence, also stenographer and type
writer. Will work out OF town. Address
" 50, care OF observation-disclosures.
REGISTERED pharmacist desires a posi-
ton. Address II % Post futellige ncer
WANTED Position "a draushtsr1an.
George II Rae, iaii First aveDue.f
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EMPLOY MENT WAyTED-FEMA

WaNTED-An experienced middle-aged
LADY wants "a position as housekeeper or
chambermaid In private family or FIRST
class hotel. Address + ~. Post-Inteill-
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OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
0uartermaster. As Halter Building Seat
tie. Wash. August 5. iS9S.-Sealed pro-
posals in triplcate will be received here
until II a. IN, Monday, August Is. 1925,
for the furnishing and laying six-inch
water main at the new Military Post al
Magnolia Bluff. Full information fur
niShed at this Office w w. ROBINSON.
JR.. Cant. and 4. .. NJ L. S Army
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SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
engineers and contractors; bridge oLllo.
ing. dredging. harbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street ami
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY builders
OF bridges for railroads and highways:
pile driving, tresile and wharf building
5l2 Seattle Nationa. Bank building.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLF n.
tice OF Assessment Roll o. Local -
provement District No. 10 fof
provemen; OF University Street.
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PROF. MANNING. Sanicult health culture
cures diseases without drugs; fat re-
duced or increased without laborious ex-
ercise. Parlor S., Butler Hotel: consulta-
ton free.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
AECAEA LODGE. No. 81 F. and A. ~,
meets second Monday each month.
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A GOOD SET Of teeth. IS; silver filings,
Csc up: gold filings. $3.50 up; painless
DIR. Baker. d. D. S.. rooms 43 and n Sui
Ivan block.
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HELP WAN ALE.

WANTED one thauberruat1. = waitress
e.. 3 guFls Tor NshJ hoUSeNoFk SIS ard
So month, s" r:fls genetas houSegSafk
s. Ia s. rcs month. good Cooks xcset
wages. ~ Mrs Ers.f'r SeutAraSt cor
tter SF-o'lG aNeHUr ard CHERRY street
pAe3e. i.ssi BLACK ana S-.Seaih ami Ma
fsNn. phone, Ri Isl
WANTEts--A frw l13.es or gentlemen f>r
lnfss,'- a.s'cs work a. tAc.y aoH,es .a-4I
s8y - right parties uu exuerleuss ta,-
'Es4ft u9 cam ASN+c.. koclu 2 Post
f0tsluseuCVr kU 'gtus
WANTED Two WAre}e rtf}s ar1 w.. ax
rrric.srcsi irooefs- Seattle steam. Ixaslp-
HsF
WANTEn~tigi: must - eoaa cook
family II twc. can At isIg Mad,sen a,
WANTED Nurse ctr. =. Nncr waite ,,-
co}orrt. good Wage. sci OlyWute p:t-t
WA$rEn~Fxpsrt rncad i~ ~e~s az tssse "a
Ci'y Laundry. Fourth ard F1ke.
WANTNI- Fif~t-.'aSe woman caak. Ar.
pay New NcstrTp hctS'.
W ANTFfH-- f.xsser S,rct5 tur Nosrx VI
Wi-f1stf'rr r,sef3a~
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FOR E-ioDGiNG Houses

kpk -ALt,-No-el. tlrus-ure frsf-.,...-
desirable location. steam heat e}e~;rl.
-sats. "a rs ana al r9de~a ecnycn
ices Address ( IS. care Po~;-In:el5l
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ALL He WANTED.
The Mountaineer's Modest Request Of tx.
president Cleveland. x

New York Journal, Here is story
which shows the value OF advertising
and teaches also that personal fame is
after all questionable and comparative.
Overlooking the Hudson the next house
to ex-senator Hills Wolfert's Roost is
the summer residence of a Mr.. Cleveland
whose fortune is based upon the lucky
combination OF certain chemicals which
result In the production Of an article OF
great use In the kitchen. BY much ad-
vertising the Cleveland name became a
household word. Another New Yorker
celebrity by becoming President a brace
OF times. It was between his TWO terms
that he took a hunting and fishing trip
into The Adirondacks. tMen5 in the
woods become fond OF their guides, and
therex-President, after, two weeks Of fine
sport, had special Hiking for his.
He took the tall woodsman warmly
by the hand when hIs.vacation was over
and his outfit packed for the return.
"B!ll." he said, i've had the fun of
my life this trip. and I'm grateful. to
you. The money I paid you don't settle
the obligation. II there's anything I
can do for you, Bill, let me know It
right now"
The ex-President meant what he said.
well" replied the mountaineer. I'D
never aet yc et We hadn't, offered, but
seems as ye'ye offered. I don't know
why I sh'd be bakerd. Ye see I'm get
tin mighty tired OF these yeller salerdtus
biscuit, Mr.. Cleveland, an az We would
SEN me some Of yer bakin' powder I'd
remember 1t to my dyin' day