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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20

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TACOMA BUREAU-No. 12U3 Pacific
avenue.
EN ERETT-P. X. Lewis.
PORT TOW NSEND~Wm. \. PfeiTer.
BELLINGHAM BAY New Whatcom,
Parker Els, Manager
oLIMPj A-4t.i2 Man street. @. &. Win
Stanley. Agent.
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II this Office.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

SPENCER-Mrs. j. Spencer, mother or
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Boysiand and Mrs j.. n
Snuli died at the home Of the latter, ldlo
Seventeenth avenue, at a. 81, January
10. aged a years.
Funeral from the house az p. A.; jan
uory 10th.
LORD-In Seattle, at Providence hospital
January -. ISIS. Frank /. Lord, OF ty-
phoid fever, aged 40 years.
ERBINGHAUSE-At Providence hospital.
January 10. 1885, Charles EbhinShause, OF
pneumonia.
NELSON-The funeral OF Lena Christina,
daughter Of Hans Nelson, viii be held
at the plymouth Congregational church
at ] O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. John +.
Damon Will oificidte. lnteTment III Lake
View cemetery.
OSTLUND-In Seattle. Wednesday. Janu-
sry 49, $685. OF consumption, At the fam
lily II &dence I520 Tenth avenue west,
Oscar Os;lund. aged - years.
BETHELL4-The funeral services OF Ed
ward Bethel viii be he'd this afternoon
at o'clock at Butterwolth's chapel
under the auspices OF the Masonic fra
ternity.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The &fnck EXchanRc.

KEW YORK Jan. I9-The market for
stocks today improved In tone aud activity
the aav wore on. and ut the close the
general list showed fractional improve
ments. w4iIT iu some rasaS there MAS
rise Of fran ] 90 "a points. The close
VAS strong al the best prices of the day.
The extreme ease Of money. can loans be-
Ing made as low "a IA WAS a potential ia
Hnsa In the markets late strength There
were several other beneficial features in
the news Of ;ae day, The weekly earnings
II the railways in nearly every road was
net sincneases, running np TO s2etsa IN
Chesa peake 4 Ohio and $1,000 In Louisville
~ Nashville.
The sl5o00 eao Illinois Terminal bonds
were considerably oyer-sllbscrihed. The &c
facts together with the action Of the house
AZ Washington In sustaining points 90 OK
der against Cuba resolutions. caused riS-
Ing tide in quotations. tae tr1acT% f3t4aR
the view that legislative action In behalf
OF Cuba for 4 while. m least. was tmpTob-
able. Washington r ports regarding the
currency question had little influence on
the London market for Americans and Ber-
I'm and Frankfort were reported taking
"A sympathetic view OF the subject The
transactions In Sugar aud Northern Paci-
i3p were In considerable v0itane Sugar
rose on street gossip that II was time for
resumption Of the bull campaign in that
specialty. Northern Pacific left off al Il
advance on hopeful expressions regarding
the earnings by friends OF the property.
The bond market maintained a fair de-
conferred in the speculative lines. The ag-
gregate sales were s. 40 go.
Government bonds showed an easier tend
euey
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CHIC AGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. ian. fa.-wheat started with
some show OF weakness. AZ usual 1Ae
opening vas greatly Influenced, ~ Liysr-
pool and ths action. % t1at market or THIS
occasion vas a appointment - the bans
Liverpool opened L48&si higher, D1t "
cpsnInz tine here that advance had nearly
al been lost TIE market. however, vas
only slightly affected, ard after few
minutes hesitation a flrm and rioy!e was
showE May which closed yesterday :, a
sl@ssla@c. opened today al SAC. soil a. ~ sc
and Tor some time stood at AAtFtissc
About II o'clock the market became strong
ard advanced 80 Iizc. where Il was wei
IRE q the trade however Il opened AZ
s!IFiS2c. or tsc under yesserday's price II
started up al once. and By Inc, time May
Sc. great deal Of the early buying OF
July was credited 10 the Letter pe0nie.
which had the effect Of not only driving
and for time trading in that option was
The a5vance that followed the opening
decline was in the face Of q good deal OF
bearish information brought in over the
wires. Flour al Paris Was reported ~ CEN
times l?"er for March. l.iy.rroql gi9sea
Atlantic and Gulf uorts were equal In
what and four 10 .@o bu.
Local receipts were II ears against -
the similar dag al the year before. ReaiiZ-
ing hy iocal longs became quite free IN
the afternoon, in both tbs May and July
ibtEoit7 atf1 SfAS4ft DEEAlf1rS fftFstseti t4t
trema duliness which SET in during the
last half hour also had its influence ana
the market was weak az the Close, May
closing at all4c and July al S@9sc.
There WAS some i'm pToven1e mt in the
trade In corn. The market was weak on
general 81 Hing by room traders May
ranged fran "a - 2sss1y 2SSac and closed a
shade higher a 2s9sc.
Oats were du.l as In the other grain pits,
the start was easy. hat the advance IN
wheat and corn WAS followed bv s~s -
Considerable interest was shown IN pro-
visions AMI prices advanced. Later the
market became weak and nearly al the ad-
vance waS lost ~ the close Nav pork
was 2iFc hieneY. May lard use lower AZ
si,72i.. and MAY ribs unchanged.
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HOTEL. NORTHERN.


john W. nasI}y. Everett.
II. r, Mickey. Aiegsa. cal
& " G2.ly, P1rtiand
Francisco.
II. =. Bsell. Milwaukee.
y. StaSse EassEauss
{. z Eawriag- Dies Moiaes-
\ p Andersen. Ssnd1f7-
Mrs. A&SIarS3 Spokane.
II .. Stripe. New York.
A y. kelmer. Stysdcn.
Max Levy. Port Townsend
Mrs. Lawrence o Er1en- Tacoma
Miss Stella OEy5en Tacoma
W F. Wilson. Portland
Z. \. St5Esr, Car 6E5a, cal.
+. 2. SaitA. Cambria CaA
g ). AsTav}s3, Portland.
:. r. It.i.Asd i<aEer Il y
y $. M.t,o1l aud V r.. Marion. Ind.
II. Saeehny Nevada.
James SheehPy. y evR52-
George G. Strow. Portland.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
" J Manning Juneau.
g. Nrsmbold ts1y.
~ Ecseawrakzz Cry.
Thomas Howletf. EreGasrtofs.
George Edgar z;a wises S31 Francisco.
II. ]. Kelley. San Prane{sc
J Z. Fint san Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs Raw ley. Ssn Francisco.
T. J. Harrington. Boise wash
George s, Mortimer. C1tV.
George wilcox PORT B}akeiey.
/ r overstreet. CE;E.
Thomas Joazs9n, Hartford
ott3 Koch CRY
George Green Wcoj'ey-
#. r. Erucknlan. San Francisco.
II. 7. Martin. San Francisco.
II. Anderson. =. Paul
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FOR Exchange or month";. ~ ~, =.
nlsnfe. cottage on corner lot s'xl,p,
ton excellent. Room II Downs blocA. :
Second
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Births. Marriages, Deaths.

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notices under these headings, The same
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THE SEATTLE wsakET~.

There snerns 20 Dc 3 general hold-bsck
az pouIfry on tire paFt Sf state ftFksseFN-
af,sgsry.e4sss are rseF being gse0tEEts f-9ffIt
fDssxa,. Il, Tide 5Ssr TIE present assfsEs fsfs
Live eniekens aeityeFgG - seattle q
bring tic pr pgifnd. drt&ssa ~ -
per f,oasrssl Live fMTEsF8. A&fs E@F b}1ffa5'
dressea Hale pef Fflune,
Butter Is about the ssEae a. rsefeF9ay.
hut tiers is a prospect u X h@a0FflfaS
easier.
Potatoes viii likely weaken IN price -
shipments faF Inc Fast day or t~3 nase
been quite heavy. sao1Eu y Eti oIsiy -
temporary. Shipments rave isseEs flesl 49, ss'
ssaf!gea are ioahlnE Al Elzui@s faSifI'1s
81. Oregon buFtanEz sit-
b@sa srssfsr3sss There have sss1 none ia
the market for nesrly two months
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REAL ESTATE bought, sold or exraaA
ed: residence and business. city psUisrl
business chances eotIities. The reai /.
tate man. Madigan. s01 New York bias
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SAN rasNClsEu MARKETS..
Hressl,su rs.

RFFS&>kaHs.
BAN FBASCfS~o yar - Wa,
stss.'y odeFiaEs no, large, tagaras apef,.,.s
stEchSeF. Harley ecAsre ana rrn,ft e-tt
~ quota stcas- oats steady at unchanged
prices.
Flour NJ; case fs- - is extras g q
O. 80 bakers extra So eNs4sa
81. ~ FOR caeice; ali,5ag s. &sFf =
Raylat-Fessl. si.ea. brewing s. as.t} ~
Oats Peer - fair. s. sa3i.Ee%4 es.-si r.,
eho.ce, 81 fSsgi.fsts. ganey fsea 81 ~ 81,
EFsS, N.ie'essI y: niaiinE sIF-s-@ss ~
SnfaF!sy. 81 s6sgsi .; black Tor seed s. 80
la0. re<i. s. 3aGl g.
Receipts.
Flour. qua eter sacks y rs: wheat ,an
tsiss @@Ea. As~'ey- csnta9s fNGs beans
SACKS. : rs potatoes sacks f4gs hraa
szfSs. sN: nsidalasE, eacks 80 hay taas
81. wtel. halss- ! hses ran,bsg ~
sasSksatsef Has&S. =; %s34e gators q 80
Chasing Quotations.
Whest- Steady: May s. So
hAfies -S3r0ae. Nay. @e~c
1@sn - rEa yellow sg4s-essSs a
Rran-sss-ta s 50
Nooi aud Hops
"eoi-Sprans. Nevada ii21sc; OREGON
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seaaally hels. Bar Jaly Opening oE fer con-
Ct sE&ans
Esasest~- Essessfsfe ~ 500 experts. IS. 80
h{l. EsTH1sg- SRI. Nc. RESI- SL@-aS- up
t2oas aNaraE easy under 3ESa Yg2<Taz1f55 =
cah8es E1t FaBatFgs and we're firm a. Ire
c59se on FIR eSsar2ncES. = good exsseTs ds~
na@n8. sFssaE csss pGslEsuEa ard - re
iafe EartI1smtsI markets SIoss2 14E - nes
aig5s@r %n re7 I2qHzry S8.42sRltl S-ISs
closed $t937s: MAy. p iE~ls f.Ezs1; eiosf1
81
E5ops-Egr-n
Ncaf-Ss ea6y
feErots 8rr-pEn
tsu~ee options c1o&ed dull. wl.1 r--css
ret unchanged 70 points decline, ~aIs@-
a IT, Syso. c5eras. gi9 Eel3 hi<aer. No. :
tnscfce sfse. 40. = T3bbiEg. sac.
MID CofTee-t1Etet. Coydeva- s1<s1s l-11c-
slGar-~Hsw. steady FAIR refining, @-c'
cszlrtII-g4E. ~ test Sac; reEre9, STEADY.
NPtnt..
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tntelligencer.
TATOOSH. Jan. 19.-i p. m.-Barometer.
Sons; heavy rain; wind west. - miles Out
ward. stmr PFogreso, I2:2o p m.
NEAH BAY. Jan. l9.-4 p. m-Heavy
raig; ligAs west wind.
PORT ANGELES, Jan. 19.-Barometer.
3o:lO. cloudy. Wind west. miles.
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS.
The pressure Is high over California and
Oregon, and low 10 the noFthward Of Port
Angeles. Brisk southeTly winds prevail.
which were high on the coast today, reach
ing thirty-eisht miles per hour at Tatoosh.
Rain has fallen in the Northwest.
Seattle Local Report Maximum temper
allure. IS deg: minimum, 10; mean, ~.
Weather cloudy. Rain in the past TWEEN
tyfour hours, trace.
G. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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FInur--Steady
Receipts and shipments.
Dair, Products

On the produce exchange today tie. but-
ter market was easy. creamery. iJ46I$;-c;
Dairy. Ufti.c.
t-slefSe-~tptet. sfY<t e.
EggS-S Steady. fresh l9c,
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PORTLAND Jan. n Wheat Wen,
Wal @sfs.f3s.. 1a1t,-,- "a 49,. q 9
60. 81"
letf"a British steamship t1ivnn.a e--
Npko#&ms. wjss IS So ssvtt}s az fsstsr ...a
Lea sons TU}sts ljaneoux ~srs.,
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ron SstE--Rsss. So,


FOR SAI.l,-ssSa- F'o,,r.- ,.,,..-'------.
ne i.i k'Nl0. on Tsays.ana eotass -
we tiockS rom Msssssssss.!se- nssfd ~ e
$50 "a splendid view 81 ~ asasiss y
-, - q 1t S'SS-roonl cottage. w,,A
$3.50 0fTeT lot, eaxiM ~ NJ
IKE, SiN-foafn Aou<s 49,. - nrsssfsx.
81 N-voam HOUSE nae. s lar GU. y
- 9" Harrison street street. a so'ass !.
: Cot loxlaa on Es,,.. ~
ba -5Ss a4oeAS north Of Masiss0ss,as ssasii
$-,+s.- ; groom house On s,,..
y, o. Modern e!ght~rcoyn 49,. g
s.it" 6Nenue. two blocks ~
NssF C'tcUer lot GoH rs
, so very fine Tors 4, ~
h.N3-3 each: corner srss NostA No.
- 1870 ,ts'oe0; close TO srAaa,.e e u
~ lev, W.. ytS mulberry and s ss.s ~
-, a modern eight-rnc,.
f.-tSt tesanai9 street go. ao1ss !,
JStf tsr L.ne and LARS " Aansss
.''4fch os James street -, WssAssrs
tothatt.oo and gooa hassas kss,, s - :
llL. htNi-B V@semtnf. =.
a llcW house os efrht -,
" tao}at}s. seed View -. 80 - a.
,tlSta lte from MadlSos $3.50 ~. ~
tcentl avenue. ,sssssk sea II
= and i vn,a WI
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SEATTLE wnn.r MARKET.

Wheat-Export Ne cluh. ~. " :
elestem Ncs milling, Ne. clllh. 7sc. N. /
bs@stena. sec
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I.leQ-WE HAVE A desirable tyesa,
eisht-room house. square roef. this pfs:
erty Is close In. and offered at ! saEsss.
Tor 4 few days only: situated osa-a
block from ear line. See Feazell NJ
nix. 81 fiinckIey block.
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ron SiLE..--LaNDS.

FOR SALE-Ind.an res rvation lands-trn-
der t8e acts 81 congress, approved M3ra,
g. 1888. and July :. 1896, there viii ne snt~i
q pu3lic auction in tina city Of Tacoma
Washington. all the uDsnid portion ~ ~ (
PGEa Hun l6dt4n reservation 0rfrf,,sii,,
amounting TO 1890 acres OF exceiictt
garden, farming and timber land ia
lands viii he sold IN tracts 10 suit ~
chsse3s. This reservation lnirnedl4telv "a
{oira tAe C5ty OF Tacoma. and l.oga'rs
on PUGET sound Aho1t 5lsl acres ~ i
have been pialted Into lots az an affifio.5
10 Tacoma. ana these lots ara aD1rl "a
a. from -" 20 5t9 each; acre lots a. kone
Ia sl@9 each. These lots VT! be offered
for salA a. The same time a. tie isr,4
Terms Of sale for lands and lots casa
or NOS less than on third cash. ana %4i.
auce lu equal annual ;fst43i -Yse73,s &, a.
four. ihre", two or one year. ut option Of
Durcaas-r. with six per cent iuteros. 80
cured by vendors lien: deeds 10 he ~
proved - The secretary OF the fufers,,.
Sale comTences at Tacoma Wsehlr,.
ton, on "Wednesday. February IS III II
O'Clock 2. tn, and VIII Ia r0n,Eni,ea -,
every wednesday uutjl all the larg}s ~
iot7 are sold or tthdrawn from sale Far
fuit Information adGre - . 4 Srns,-,is~
Con- missioner Tacoma We. ''-.''
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IN AneIAI.

NEW YORK. lar. Ts--The Evening
l'oet Eson5ou cab5eg-sEa SsVs:
Gae stcNA MagASt here To-Day was ss..tat
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TACOMA wartr M.nker
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

TACOMA. ian. y Wheat- Dull h,yt -.
L.lsaer. Ne. eine stem. So, NJ. elgh
The. ASA
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ARD irregular 70 6uii. Grad franks ard
Americans had the best markets aftneHgn
rae latter were unfaTcra5&y affected az the
cpening By news that the United States
serat@ finance committee had rsn1~se< "a
v0r4Dly Senator Teller ni}3 f1r paying tae
konas IL silver. Ias continent bought
Americans. and German buying OF North
eru Pacific was q feature NeE YORK eS-
change 4 closely watched. especially IN
yiszz - ere case of nancy here FneTa was
g general reacfsoC &r ArgenfiDes.
It's references IN these dispatches yes
fsr5ay TO the financial position n Aus
f~iG waz based On economic cor 3ltions
BreaastuIx.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. Is-CIose: Corr
Futures steady. January, IS Al. February,
SIS 21.a. March, q 1Tad
WhsAt-FErra. caFg0ss oy coast, firm,
czrgces on passage quiet and stea iw En-
g!ssh country markets, partly 6d03s cheap
eY French country markets quiet ard
steady Liverpool wheat, No. / California
IS lt3@s-s lid.
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wANrED-sECoSD-u.Nn cLoTuIx,:

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for la.Iles.
f,.ll Ss.t'l I cast-off clothing. The
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Sif+ifsI. NOTICES

a %
10 WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. N1.t-@
r. hereby gwen that fhe ursd4rs a-e7 a.i'i
offer for saIg and sell 10 fhf. bt..gst- -
or for cash ~ = O'Clock in no rnor,tr'e,
q January =. ls4a. before the do 1s t rs
King county courthouse, If So"
Nazh9Gton, certificate - ssork 5l,,r,e 80,
= - the I1jou Trust Cornn9nv ~ ~
hundred 0.o shares Of tie ~ rc-~l.5
cap.tal stock % class D. Of To r,.fcI
Trust company, which said rt.,I-'
owned ur watson q. Squire ana r.ie,i..l =
% he undersigned IS ,Qflatsr-I 5o 'c'-r''i
the UNDERSIGNED, ''fA'i4t %
PRoFIDEET LIFE. & Trust Ga
s.,e,,~r, 3 Cc.v o. Foiiad lDhla. Pa.
Attorneys for said p. J.. 4. r. O..
CoMPOSIfIo%-We ara now rranars.I -
Do competition for the trade fsri. ry'r. -
ur-b ln Ncnpareil. M.nou. Erl.ie- i'- 80,
L0rG Primer. satisfaction e,sIsre -. ii y
C4ii or address Post In:e.neencer sd -
lie ''14 a.
SPECIAL rNFORMATto% .T3tfr~--
manufacturers. b8Stwees trtfa-g
public men by tire Press r4fnrin- ara ~
reau tAlieu'z). room q Mckay Es7srs! -
Portland Or. f@'t-i'ts'
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THROUGH NINE STATES.

The Northwestern Line comprises ever
5000 miles OF perfectly equipped railway
In Illinois Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan,
Minnesota. North Dakota, South Dakota
Nebraska and Wyou.ing. II operates the
finest trains in the world. The service 20
Chicago Milwaukee and all the principal
cities OF the East and Southeast cannot
be surpassed Insist On having your ticket
via THE Northwestern" +. w. Parker.
Commercial Agent. 6o6 First avenue. Seat
IL
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THE hAR|TI NE RECORD.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, Jan. l9. itsS-
Rain.
u. s nEPAR TMENT OF AGRTCUL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle Ian 10 IsGs
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fzfezte. fzH eoHsaegr cnset EErh*. KS,
eag joaquin kgFnkss. .&se. nsEtSssz2 1z&S5s ~
ffSs -. ss9sr.Mtr LAMBS 1kSy - Sac 4SsA-
qss3a psszas tHse. Hank cl1S aE4 aeslsfo-
ssssss sssstgc. -
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MARKET md TRADE REVIEW.

sesfs9e. Jan. -. fsss,
Exchanges al me eeassis. Tacoma. sp2~
kane and PORTAGE elear.n9 houses today
89re.
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LIST YOUR
pnhnEn~-

FOR SAl.t>-S2.d0o takes a ina sav,x
sixth avenue, between Spring ara 49, i. g
streets. terfaced. stone eurS an, So 4
ron Madison ear line: s-roam ~ s g
mousse; iins view of Sound ana Nos 80
sZ.tsE--Iakes lot 60x1eo; fsorer ayenssss
view OK Sound and mountains: s., y y
81. ltJ-Takes two acres laye, a,s...
garden land, all in eultiyafiap. - e
mouse; stream Of water tAro,,gh ia,s' !
car line. 4sa az ]
Si,St-Iakes two lots and broom hs,s.
roma; one block from car line. :
$i' ese-Eakes block and lot is1 fsss ).
street; 4 good investment. ~ Z
S=,asF'- I;tkes lot Goxl2e, e0-soot !runt i.
avenue, near 1esler way. =
MADlGAy
50l New York Ma
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BIRTHS.

MADIGAN-In Seattle. sunday. January
Is, fss,S. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. MadlSan, 4
daughter
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.-Today's state
uent OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, szf9 So:
god reserve. 2lEg. SO la2.
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GOOD
$i.Nool-A fine s-room -. PRorss~
I7.,1 'tr, , Of The corner. IA elssass
SL3j0.is@-l;otl S-room ha,sa. -.
water. haJh: !ot 6ixioo fesi - NY ~ aFs II
OF twentieth avenue and ls 81 i sslses
$as,.S''--i ouF-fnom cottage. 10, .av,~
lru1t 'ine view. close 10 MsassaaA "
o ons sfe,,l;tst bargain in the eity j, -
q e59 q d5,,iAg comfortable n,sIs 49, = Y
land. All cleared and In fruits ~ .
house, with cellar and out bs sSya s'ss ~
$6tA. Ca good, slightly res,ss,,.. =.
LEX H. tr on Hyde street.. four blocis :, 9
FOR RESULTS
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
r NJ. JORDAN Wan I;
Re3l Estate end Insurans.
q" aIid Colonial block
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FOR SALES sos modern he,r,. !.
~: corner: first hill: pays IL per 4 !
net. - -
S,5oo-6 houses. 7oxi2o; corner; pan !.
cent. net. -.
ss1;wV-io acres. close In; car Tire: saa
Eisgant homes. $l2. 800. sI0. 800. $50 "a
sS'1o S2.soo all on the first hil the 81
me city; cottages, 1890. 81, 90. ti.M &.
choiee lots. $500, 500, $500 sl5A III
none better in the city. Geory nWs:
iis Columbia street. Halter block
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TAKE a LOOK HERE-s.ss viii he
five-room house. a. foot lot. an q,
north OF Madison, on Nineteenth avspS
800 cash. balance $40 per month, Wis
i;aterest. This is getting home tU i
than The rent yon are now paying
or Saie-A shoe stock on one uf TIE y
streets IN the city: can he bought rig
LARRIS CAN
q Hincilsy
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-, ~. JNknAN
4'e34 Estate and Insuran,.
BARGAINS BROCK
IN
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HELP wANTED-MsLE-

WANTED TeaFz1ster: ErSaSer. COCKS;
sawyer. ysgslker: laundry washer 5nd
ara Nr7sh earcenters. boy 70
lsArn trade: GeagIsss sX4u1Eaexs ana
wostssr7@r3 machine 3T,lf miners, IEse
btoHker ANA H9er weed and ,selt tseD-
fserS wiro worker BAKER. loGE4s}s crew,
aS business Nkt&&ak4--,
farms 20 rents Eastern 1sQn5geFS %9S4oses
s. Crfaes EszfsE ssss !1leFt 1HaEea0. ~
&5Sf8Ist@LE street
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GoNE8NAi INT POSITIONS -t1ot1 pr
VICE examination without seeing orr -
l5sErated catalogue e iaE@Tn79t Aa8l' S@nt
lcse Washington, l.. <
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L. ard IS years ~ age. ~ room = a =
DENIAL of0>S- petW zen ~ a. III ana no a.
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silver bars .... s-s Drafts-Etgh, -. fT59
NIX anls .sr9EE9l.- IeIegEailn :. y
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WANTED-A lady or gentleman pa',ss,,
with $50 10 500 for nice little p =. !.
business Address II. T.. care fsf''
teilsgeuCeT.
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fFhuu gs

Sterling or f4onaon. sixsy 6avs. si.@'4
sterling OF London. siEyt. Sis9z4.
Financial.