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are now as follows: j. Eikel, William
Brenstedt, Robert Eikel, A. P. Matthews
and Andrew Brenstedt. Capital stock $780,
900.
The Postal Telegraph company has com.
pleted the planting of it's poles into Aus
tin from the north and expects to have its
wires strung to this point and be ready for
business within the next ten days.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. Alexandra Carrera, nephew of ex !.
President Carrera of Mexico, is in the city
and the guest of Hon. T. H. Wheless.
Mr.. E. G. ssnter of Dallas was in the
city today and oxpressee the opinion that
Mr.. Crane will receive the nomination for
governor On the first ballet.
MIR. Fred Proctor of Victoria is In the
city on business with the general land Of
flee, and reports good progress being made
with the construction of the Guadalupe
Valley railroad.
Fon. A. 3. Davidson and Hon R. A..
Peasants of Cuero are in the city on pri-
waite business and are registered at the
Hotel Salge. Mr.. Davidson is candidate
tor the State senate from the Twenty
second district.
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Gayernor cuIbersan coming.

Austin, Texas. March iG. Governor Gull
berson went TO Houston tonight to redefm
his promise to the Hibernlan societies
there to attend their 81. Patrick's cslebra-
ton.
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DR.. Siegert's Bitters Is indorsed 10 ply
sicians and chemists for purity. Don't be
defrauded by accepting a substitute.
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TAYLOR, Texas, March is-A head oua
collision occurred this morning at O'Clock
ON the Missouri, Kansas and Texas ~ olf-
cIeyille station. FIVE miles out from FAVOR
Engineer Walter Avery, pulling the nortn-
bound freight. was seriously hurt having
his leg cut entirely off above the knee.
ts,f,eep es,,ntv freight cars were smaanea
I'M and the cabs OF the locomotive were
badly wrecked. The cause OF the wrech
wes the failure OF the air brakes 70 work
on the norihboupd train. Avery Was
brought 10 Taylor. where his leg was am
puiated nv local physician. ana ne was
sent 10 Houston.
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NOTES.

"a AZ asedt Hardware company today
tie ns 'nsn lment to Its charter, chang
ry.. AM 49, = the "Eikel- Brenstedt conf
I'VE - .Ain9 the number of directors
.s'ee. The officers and directors
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attorney General approved the FOL
~ 2 s0i'a Issues for registration: si5,-
!ars ''son county court house refunding,
u sshrt reuse rsfunding and $4,000
'saeading bonds of Brazos county.
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pIIRCMAsE or cunA.

Insurgents Willing Ia Pay spain for
lnslenenlenee.
Nov York, March 10 -Horniio s. Rubens.
counsel Of the Cuban juI.ta IN this City, IN
speaking Of the proposition IL buy Cuba from
span ard thereby end the present war. De-
slared that II would be simIi, impossible. ~
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Hp.p-END COLLISION.

The Engineer and sra'.emnn were
scnlded and Otherwise Hurt.
smthville. Texas, March lo'--f'tis'nes'
Walter Avery and Brakeman c. g. hash'
Of this city, were seriously injured 10
bead-end collision at Circleville, hfty-sM
miles north of here. on the Katy at lo'oo
list night. Mr. Ayerys left foot was am
nuteted by the company surgeon ~ Ias,or
and both men were taken TO Houston io'
treatment this morning. 49,, u,
Mr. Avery is also hadly, scaidea anu ;, M.,
u.ci, ;s badly bruised and may be injured
;n.a,nailv Engineer j. +. Butler had ms
hack wrenched in jumping from the train,
Both engines and several freight cars were
demolished.
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Mems Hennsdorf black and brown
Maco Socks, regular made, in all
sizes, value t5c, q for rel 8
during this hour only...... &C
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PTELIsgfEn.s .0rfCE-Ctty conectotY
age J. A. ca.aca-- r. r Hawsfy. -
Hawley, g II NcCcwsn all 9ohn
Jackoi. Possraasssrs eysrywaere are ~. .
agents. Pay Hoaey only TO 'aese ana L., 20
Cur resident agents n the VARIOUS eas's1
and towns Of the Northwest
ArvEET hours O tss
Post intelligence bussness casee: DA'y
unfit II .. NJ: Sunday hours open ?
q. m 20 II o. n. Classified a1Fefs,seMs, ,
fe& insertion following aaosEtis. Sst os
received Up 10 HsN r. m AGsefI&es1s.s.
ua6sr classified headings VII oe lase. ri
~ the rate OF cent ward eaca isas =
tia Paymsns always n asFaace. .s *
Advertisement received fa less taAn -
cents.
REwARD-Ten dollars viii b PAID 70.
Information leading 70 the c5ns,1eso,s -
any person stealing copies o. anis S@'~'
Delivered 70 Subscribers In 5<a,-ss-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. es sor 49,
Easements in the Sunday 9oss-i
must be furnished by I o'clock sasu.ay
Advertisements will b received Ak o'~
TACOMA gEREAU-Ho. l3@ PACING
y ERETT--P X LewA.
SP0KAEE-EYaach office. IracsInss
block. SIS Riverside avenue. telephone ~
., ., Peterson Manager
PORT TowSsFSD-~wm. A. PEREZ.
BELLiIGHAM EAY-New WnAsSo~'
Far1er Elts Manager
oLYNPfA-lI7h Main street. G. C. WIZ
ssaniay. Agent
VICTORIA. b. c-Ceos1e Massden
The following letters await advertisers
~ this o2!es.
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CRY NOTICES.

Al -
NOTICE OF Assessor !, t,<si ir1160
me- msnt q bistrset 10. isa for tss 49, [
rneff 0. Tweniy-ihird Ass
tho CITY os Seattle; IRON $3.50 80 r..
to Yes.er way under ordinsne
and hearing thereon. -. ss< e.
.nnSS g,'G roll I of i,oca: ImprossaoecTf It
No. ig3 for the innrovenae1rs.. s - = -
Third avenue south. in he ,. G = W. q g.!
from Norman street 70 49, rssos41
ordinance No, -. ~, nas woyks 10 ~ -
conncil Of the CITY Of settle s,s tSseess1ro $
on iile in the of.ics o. ne al y, M
and ex-oniois C.;y Clerk aaa .. T.
row open for pubic insree@ -
Office and wil reFnAln ~ ~ ~ -
at o. CLOCK p. m. ard "a r.
ed are hereby required
the City CiRact - . q
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NOTICE TO COSTRACToRs-No,lce is
hereby given THAI seaed proposals will
re received by the undersigned, secretary
OF the board OF public works up 10 =
o'clock p. m. Friday, July ls1. 1885 for
the furnishing OF al material and labor
for me foundation and casing Of a stand
pipe for the Cedar river water supply OF
the city OF Seattle. situated in the city
park. The approximate quantities Of
materials ana fittings necessary for the
construction OF said standnipe are as fol-
lows to-wit;
- cubic yards Of earth excavation.
"a, cubic yards OF concrete foundation.
~ cubic yards OF coacrete main wall and
pilasters.
IS cubic yards OF concrete deck floor.
- liHeal fest concrete bfit courses.
window pilasters
IS ineaI feet concrete door steps.
4eo square fee. Of picked wall surface.
e" square feet OF cornice works AMI
e0o square feet Of asphalt coating on roof.
81 square feet Of vault lights.
SET double doOFs
l. windows with sG-ounc4 gi1ss
! concrete gate chamber.
z coats Of mineral paint.
80 pounds Of twisted steel rods
Pans ana specifications are now on file
In the office OF the board 81 public wo1k a
Each bid must he accomfAa uisd hy a Ger
titled check, payable - the order OF the
city conpiro'ser. for slp not less than
be considered unless accompanied by such
check
The successfu. tl3.ler will he required
% enter sDtn & ccgtrA9t and furnish sat
tsfzctoTy bonds Tor the amount required
by the C3ty charter and the laws OF the
state OF Washington within ten dayss
after b@tng. notified Of ;ae award OF the
contract fo am; falling 20 10 so the
said check ard the amount fixed therein
VIII t>e forfeited 20 the city. No person j.
eligible az s. bidder who has wf:htn TWO
years prior 70 me letting Of said contract
made default IN payment &c auv t,Izf
claim for a1y work or labor performed or
any skill or material furnished pureaa Mt
10 any such contract aa herein adyer-
sAssi- or WHO wstnin saiA TWO years failed
10 complete any such contract.
Special attention x called - article
ENffI of the City charter - r2o~ n. force.
relating 20 hours % laoor." ard 10
article VIII. section n! @ihs l ana .. re-
is,tag % banda ard EIT.tie2
The beard OF public works reserves the
right TO reject any and al ba1s
Proposals Hls1s. De ir 3arssd or he or
TeloS~ Bias for 5he Cons ralrtlar of
FoHndatisu ana Casing for StsndpsI,e
BY order - sha coara u p4bMc works
FRANK OI.ESDN
Secretary.
Date O. 2rsi 1so.Gs,sao Jursa u lsss.
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In order - secure correct Insertion Of
notices under saess headings the eene
sao<.d &c ~, IL the business oaice OF snss
paper Nc charge - Hada Tor suea no
F.os.z. notices, resolutions o. ofhes
special announcemen;s viii - charged
af the rate OF ~ cents per arc eae.l in-
esrtfer. co<T-y-TrLLICENC -.
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JOHNSON. Assays -. .. seat. MAJ. "a s.as.
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NOTICE TO C0NTRACToRS-No is
hereby given that sealed proposals will
be rece!yed by the undersigned. secretary
Ct ss board T & puS* S1.k " to
the furnishing OF ali material and labor
for the erection Of standpipe for the
Cedar river water supply OF the, city OF
Seattle, situated in the city park, The
approximate quantities OF materials and
fittings necessary for the construction
of saic standpipe are as follows. to Wit:
$50 900 pounds of steel.
e000 pounds OF special castings.
200 pounds OF Finch cast iron pipe.
20 feet of Pinch kalamein pipe.
9 12-inch gate valves.
1ixls-fnch manhole head.
! Finch swing gate.
LEO square yards asphalt coating,
Plans and specifications are Tow on file
in the office Of the board OF public works
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check. payable to the order Of the
city comptroller. for sum not less than
five 80 per cent. OF the bid. and no bid will
be considered unless accompanied by such
check
The successful bidder will be required
TO enter into a contract and furnish sat-
by the city charter and the laws of the
state OF Washington. within ten days
after being notified Of the award OF the
contract to him; falling 70 do So the
will be forfeited 10 the city. No person is
eligible as bidder who has within two
years prior to the letting Of said contract
made default in payment of any Just
claim for any work or labor performed or
any skill or material furnished pursus n.
TO any such contract as herein adver-
tised or who within said two years failed
TO compete any such contracts
Special attention Is called to article
kill of the city charter as now in force
relating to "hours Of labor" and TO
article will. section 81. subs / and .. re-
la.!rg 20 bonds and suretles.
The board OF public works reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on the en-
velope. bid for the Construction OF a
Standripe."
BY order of he board Of public works.
FRANK OLFSON.
sss~rc nv
Date of first publication, June Q. 1898.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ROYAL. ARCH MASONS ATTENTION
Seattle Chapter. No. g. T. A. NJ. meets
this Saturday evening az O'Clock .
Past and II. f. " degrees
J. ~. PRATHE.ft II. r.
-. 8. PETERSON, Secretary
ARcAEA Lodge No, 81. r. and A. NJ.
meets second and fourth Monday each
month.
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kLONDIKE-OCTFI
Sos 600 WORTH Of Niondike groceries,
hardware and clothing thrown on the
market at cost. Cos:in Bros Basement
Store. III James street.
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ALASKA KLOND|kE
WANTS.


SACRIFICF,-Two first-c.ass tickets TO
Dawson via ST. Michael: also freight
space for sale. j. Walter Mclean. Ven
dome noiei. Phone Green 81.
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kt1Itps SALES.

tn T}iE, highest eiS3er--A complete s.e =
e. groceries ssT@@ SASaa. ss,i a. asAe~
GNtaTe7 parties ~.<A&vE yrs SAP rAsa ar
- = aAfr fSltr = GO - asier +
NoTGCE To tbs GENERAL. rE-8f.tt---
yefs AgS5es sac S5ves sz@4f - S3-kef-
sca = ierxsi1 ~ axe placw A. ttis Easr4
a. eaIse 1e~&%s az = 'c}agk = H.eHsiS ar.
ss>&NER AND CHEMIST
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ron H&NGE..

70 EA1EA = Is-~Ns.5 give rGrs cash ard
clear property soF good Seattle equities.
also Improved ~ 8H!GrTovea clcv grgss,-
erty - exchange Tar improved or vacant
lsasi near city. Z. i. xo2Ag.u. Sgrxs
ss-.s~..E.
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FOR SALE-By f. W. WEST. Is and =
|, Union Block.
street and car line in North Seattle;
= $3.50.
between Broadway and Harvard avenue;
$500.
Four-room cottage; corner lot. Soxico:
500 300 ' WV
Flve-room cottage: lot 64xi2o: on Yesl3
way. close down town: $3.50.
Seven-rnom modern house: east 'front.'
Seventeenth avenue, three rec, blocks no.
Madison. lot Is 3ox120. S2.loo
Six-rcom cottage on Sixteenth avenue
north Of Madison: lot 6ox12o: fine locA'
ton, $a.l0o
Six-room house: good corner lot, eoxi2o:
graded streets. sewer. convenient 10 car
line and close 10 school: N.@p.
Four-room house: barn; full lot; half block
from cable: $3.50.
Modern e.ght-room house, within short
distance Of Madison street on second hill.
fine lot 60xl20; good view, house Ii new.
we'll built and we'll planned. $3.50.
Eight-room house: lot 50xi0o: located ons
block from Madrona Park ear line Cd
heights overlooking Lake Washington
ana mountains; house is modern: OeO
A good eigat-room house. With ali modern
conveniences; lot 6oS12o: good location:
between YeEisr way ard Madison and oue
and one-half blocks from MadronA PARK
car line: immediate Possession givsos
$500.
Full lot on Seventeenth avenue. north q
Madison; 81 600.
Splendid residence lot on Fifteenth ave-
nue.. north OF Madison: E.2s0.
Corner on Eighteenth avenue tRenson add.
tion). near Madison street. full size. ls"'
Al excellent lot on First avenue north:
6axl20: fronts one car line: two ofhd
lines within three blocks. N.0oo
Double corner. sI20xi2o. in North seatil..
close % the bay: controls superb vseW'
si.i59 for both.
I20xi2o: corner: on car tine; streets graded
easy walking distance down town 80
level al the way. street severed. go0o
location TO build 70" OF houses; slss".
A very fine residences .ot on Harvard ave.
nue.. corner: surrounded by fsns homa'
si.Oo.
Six full lots in South Seattle fronting
Grant street car line; n,soo for all
Full lot on Twenty-firEt avenue, on biocA
from Madison street: 500
A fine corner lot on Harrison street ana
Belmont avenue: s6xlZv. good view; -
graded and ready for building: 1850.
I20x12o: corneT: on Second avenue. In Norm
Seattle. $500.
Seven lots each et0f.D FIVE OK these 10Y
are an Frat avenue AMI two are on
Fourth avenue. with the rcgratsnG 81
First avenue these lots became q spiens
did Investment. at the price asked. pfEs
fer ALL sl2FAa
r. w. WEST. Is Union Block
FOR SAT4E--A fine building lot on pixe
street; block east OF Broadway.
one corner lot, 800. this offer II qoCo
only for a few days. Apply 10 8AN1os
The florist gig Second aTeu1n. !.
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NOTHING Is NICER

NOTHING Is NICER
fOR Christmas presents than Q pair OF
vases or piece OF lacQuered ware. We
show quite an assortment Of both Of
these. vases running UP from SIC each and
being splendid value. while In .acQuerei
ware We show bread boats trays in vari-
ETY.. Jewel boxes, work boxes glove and
handkerchief boxes and many other kinds,
and al ar one-fhird OF regular Japanese
prices.
We have few solid copper Eve o'clock
teas with alcoho, lamps and stands. They
are elegantly finished, in variety of en-
craving and lacquer: worth twice what
We ask. We start them At ITS.
We have few pieces OF triple silver plated
pickle casters, 5-bottie casters and but
ter dishes. We offer genuine snap on
these.
All OF the above goods came to Us in
deai whereby The original owner suffered
big loss. and since We don't carry them
regularly. We shall give you great bar
gain.
CHINA TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS-we
nor price. We selected them, from the
cheapest up, with i view 70 their rapid
selling. and were not disappointed We
claim 70 have as fine line of them as
any store in town: not expensive ones,
either. mostly from I5c to &c.
There are the usual variety OF toys and
fancy goods which you trd in ali stores.
put We venture 10 say all stores won't
sell them as low as we do. Pocket knives
al SOC which We warrant; picture frames
from sc up; wood photo frames, Pinch
mouldings, glass. back and mat, &c and
up. Ii Is not possible for any firm TO
compete with US on this lot.
Picture books which were bought right in
the first place enables US TO place our last
years &c ones now al 2oc while many OF
our last years 10c books are now &c. And
In games We can supply the town equally
as low. II not lower. than down town
stores. Parchesi, 81; chess. 60c: checkers.
l3-!nch board and checkers, 15c; better
ones al &c: dominoes. from &c q set up;
Spelling board, 81.
Stereoscopes, &c: views. SOC per dozen: coll
ored views. 81 Per dozen: magic lanterns,
75c and UP, musical top. just like an or
gan. for SIC; birds that fly; balloons which
ascend. and monkeys that climb, are all
here. Suppose You visit US. 1t certainly
won't pay you 10 buy elsewhere.
COON RR0S Pile Cfraat
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RESTAURANT at a bargain: sl.i00 will
take one OF the finest places on Second
avenue, lease to run seventeen months.
$3.50 for nice place on Pike street: $500
will take & fine place down town an
other for ss75. also one for $3.50; cheap
rent.
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Cigar and fruit stands-si5o will take the
best down town pace; rent, $50 per
month, doing a business Of SO day: sl25.
rent 50: 500, rent s.; $3.50, rent So: $50,
rent $50; $3.50 for a nice ccsner, rent SIS.
Money 10 loan on diamonds, jewelry and
chatte,s.
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NOW is THE TIME TO PLANT.
BULBS.

And the sooner the better. Malmo & Co.
carry the best stock OF imported bulbs of
all kinds. 9l5 Second avenue. near Madi-
son.
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SPECIAL. LOT SALE
Corner Republican and Twelfth avenue
north, a0xi29 $50.
Corner Melvose and Republican. S1xi2o. fine
view BAY and mountains. Ssf1
II VIII pay you to look AZ these
ESHE.LM A%-CoRcORA$ co.
is5-f0s Washington Building. Tsl. Red 1870
81 0SD 8 rooms god lot: loo, rooms:
$3.50 9 rooTss. al modern. close I'm:
small payment. Room Z P.-I block
$459 will buy s0-foot lot on Queen Anne nils:
convenient 20 car line. view uusurpaes-
cd ~AFe barEntu. a Sullivan hs1fi1sns
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PERSOyAI-Continued.

PERSOyAI-COntinue
WANTED-Four young iadies. age % 20
e. 10 join Theatrical, association. Address
ID 8. Poss-Intenigencer office.
TO LOAN-Priyate party viii lend small
amounts on diamonds ar other collateral.
IS. care Post-In,eli.gencer.
Henry Hensel. manufacturing jewe.er.
room . Hinckley block.
HOW doc.orS dentists. pharmacists. COM
pesen: undergraduates. can soon gracu-
ate. Box iA Chicago.
PIANos-New cabine, grands. SIS; SEQ.
superior grades; standard makes. Mar
thus, SOS Second.
WHILE ycu are out shopping drop in at
our old curiosity shop. Sixth and Pike.
E. Chapin'sl
A MAN OF MEANS would assist lady
friend Address s 81. care ?ost-1nteili-
gencer
NO HIGH RENTS: small profits and lovely
goods. Seattle Hair Store, $40 Yesler
way.
STOVE REPAIRS. 90 Yesler way
Phone. Black 1854.
OLD bedroom suites painted white. Tel
PAS Main.
TRY the Third Avenue Millinery. Mrs.
Hourn.
DE HUME vous anne. De Shin.
G: w. E. please call at once. w.
wANTED-PARTNER
PARTNER wANTED-we want a good
man with Sl.00: Will guarantee 500 per
month One with $50, also one with
SOC, for half-interest in good business
which pays 500 per month. $500 viii
buy the hes, patent in the United States.
only three states left Washington. Cali
fornia and Arizona; all the others being
sold 1t must be good thing. $3.50 will
buy patent that will pay in Seattle
alone in 60 days $500 nothing like il
ever been put on the market. We also
want a good partner for good grocery
store, also n partner with SS,Wo, will
guarantee in months 5000 each. Have
on hand now 5000 worth of stock
Money TO loan on diamonds. Jewelry and
chartels.
DE MERS & SPENCER,
Rooms 81 and % Sullivan block.
WANTED-A partner in an A No. l es.ab-
Hshed business. paying about 500 month
profit; can draw $50 month sa.ary: must
have 5000 TO $4,000 capital: business To-
Gated in The city and Will bear the clos
est investigation. Those interested can on
ii. b. Jackson & Co.. 405 Bailey building.
wANTED-A partner in an established
strictly cash business IN the best location
in the city; If you are looking for a
business don't fan TO investigate this: cap
ital of $3.50 required. For particulars
inquire of NJ. 3. Jackson & Co.. 4o5 Bailey
building.
PARTNER with 5000 for sure invest
nent: can be handled on smaller scale
for si,010; this giit-edse proposition
Address II 3d. care Post-Intelligencer
HAVE 500 to s1.ooo to invest In some
business: what have you got? Address
l. Is, care Post Intelligencer.
WANTED-Partner in hotel business In
Seattle: good trade. Address n So care
Post-Intel.igencer
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COON BROS, 4os Pike Street.

BUTTER. BUTTER. EGGS. EGGS.
A WIFES WARNING-John, you be
sure to get me your butter and eggs at
the Cow Butter Store. Why, there,
Mary? Wen. I'll tell you. You can al
ways depend on getting frsi-class but
ter, good weight, and although he only
gives IL eggs in dozen, they are al
ways good. He sells the very choicest
Iowa creamery for &c a 10. Fresh eggs
3c a dozen. Lard at wholesale prices
Then he always has fine picnic hams
at sc a 10, and he always gives you Is
OF. 20 the 10. j tell you. / always want
what's coming TO me these times. These
people that mark their goods way down
outside and give you a different deal In
side have no use for You go with the
crowd up there and you Will be more
than pleased.
COW BUTTER STORE,
1923 First Avenue
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Before buying call on
F. NJ. JORDAN.
8 and s Colonial Block.
Corner Second Ave. and Columbia st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
BARGAIN

$4.ooO--One OF the finest dairy farms In
the county, I7 acres: nearly all bottom
land about 20 acres in grass and garden;
a fine large barn: 31a miles 10 railroad
station fine stream OF water and lake
on place: this farm is well stocked with
Jersey cows and Is all equipped; must b
sold; about 16 miles from Seattle.