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The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
CITY OF PUEBLA READY.
Preparations for Manila Expedition
Progressing Rapidly.

Preparations for Manila Expedition
Progressing Rapidly.
San Francisco July S.-The City Of
Puebla came off the dry dock today and
went to her berth at the sea wall. She
will receive freight as soon as the mil
itary authorities may choose to send it
been taking on board a great deal of
freight left over by the Newport. She
will also take two field pieces which are
on the dock ready for shipment. It is
said the next expedition will sail either
Wednesday or Thursday. A military
guard was sent down to the Peru to-
day. If the troops were ready to move
they could be received next Sunday and
the two vessels could leave on Monday.
Annexation of Hawaii will probably
cause a change in Gen. Otis plans for
transporting troops to Manila. 1t has
been suggested that all the forces en-
camped in this city be removed as
speedily as possible to Honolulu where
a camp may be established. Transports
would then ply between Manila and
would be consumed by the round jour-
ney from Hawaii to California The
United States may send a. body of
troops to Hawaii to support the new
civil authorities and to garrison the is
land.
Major George P. Schriven of the sig
nal corps has been ordered to go to
Manila. on the Peru and report to Gen.
Merritt.
Captain c. Dupont Coudert, commits
sary of subsistence division of the
Third army corps at Chickamauga is
adjutant general of that division
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
CUBANS REFUSED RATIONS
American Generals Demand MeniaI
Service of INSURGENTS.

Washington, July S.-The war depart
ment officials express no surprise at the
action of one of the American generals
with Skaters army in refusing to extend
aid to some of the Cubans because of their
refusal to do menial work required of
the government is to feed the Cubans who
may need it, vet this matter rests with
ably has the right to withhold rations if for
any reason he deems such action neceS-
sary- A separate account of all food fur
nished to the Cubans is to be kept by the
army officials so that a the end of the
war an intelligent statement of the sub
ject may be given to the public.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT,
In VIII ich Mrs. w. T. Beerbohm Mar
rowIy Escapes Injury.

While riding north on Harrison street
last night about o'clock a. carriage
occupied by W. 7. BeerbOhm, his wife
and child was run into by a runaway
horse. The carriage was upset and the
wheels of the buggy attached to the
runaway passed over Mrs. BeerbOhm.
She was picked up badly bruised. The
other occupants of the carriage were
not hurt and today Mrs. Beerbohm
finds she has suffered no injuries more
than severe bruises.
The horse that ran away belonged to
Will Dresser of North Topeka and
started from Sixth and Topeka ave
nues as Mr.. Dresser was getting out
of the buggy. Both the buggy and the
carriage was badly wrecked.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
POPULISTS DIVIDE.
Two Tickets Placed Before the Peo-
pie Of Missouri.

St. Louis, July 8.-The Peoples party
of Missouri is split in twain. The Pop
Ulist state convention yesterday divided
and as a. result of the split two Popu-
list tickets will be attempted to be
placed on the official ballot of the state
at the coming election of two state su-
preme judges, a railway and ware
ent of public schools. One ticket was
put up by the Rozelle convention, COM
posed of delegates who believe in fu
sion with the Democratic party. The
other ticket was put up by the middle
Of-the-rOaders, who do not believe in
fusion with any party. The tickets fod-
low:
Middle -the-roaders:
Supreme judge, long tern-John M.
Voris.
Supreme judge, short term-A H. Lfv-
ingstOn.
Railroad commissioner. II. Hills.
Superintendent OF public instruction
John d. Brown.
National cOmmitteeman-Pa Dixon
National committeeman H. Hills.
National mitteemanThOmaS Day.
Rozelle ticket:
Supreme judge, long term, S. A Han
dy.
Supreme Judge, short term-J. H. Nc
Call.
Railroad commissioner-Dr ]. R.
Smith
Superintendent of Education-J. D.
ElIeff
National committeeman-Arth Ro-
zelle
National committeeman Mil
1er-
National com1nitteeman-W. R. Lit
tell.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
New York Money Market.

New York. July 3
MONEY-Money on call, nOminally 1A@
115 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 31%Gl4
per cent; sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at S4.S54
@4.S6 for demand and at $4841a6iA for 60
days; posted rates. S4S59D4- -S512 and "a. 4.S612@
4.S1: commercial bills, S4S33t
VER-Silver certificates, 5Ss4059l4c;
bar silver, 5S5sc; Mexican dollars 4514c-
BONDS-GOvernment bonds firm. New
As, registered, l241z; new Is, coupon, 124A;
As, 11014; IS. coupon, 1015; 2nds, %; IS, reg
of &c. 1919.
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MUST BE UNANIMOUS.

New York. July s.-A special cablegram
the Spanish ambassador to Italy as hav-
ing said today to the correspondent of the
paper named: eff all the powers invite
Spain to conclude a peace. Spain will
SteIdA'1
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
Chicago Livestock Market.

HoGs-Receipts. 1000: Niies0 LET over eE'S g. 600
Market 5010c higher. Light. S3.7593.9712;
mixed. S3.S504O5: heavy. So. .S005410
CATTLE-Receip eipts. 5000. Market steady.
BeeVes- S4-1Od5-S5; cows and heifers, S2.40
Q4.I5; Texas steers .$3.50d4.65; stockers and
feeders. S3.50d4-75.
HEEP-Receipts, 1000. Market steady
Natives, $3Q5; westerns. $425Q5.25; lambs.
$4'd6.15.
Yesterdays official:
Receipts. % 663; shipments. 5.803.
CATTLE-ReceiDts, S,943; shipments, L.,
1O4
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Gossip.

Furnished by the Wickham Commission
Co. 112 East Fifth street. Topeka, Kan
Chicago: Corn does not sympa thize with
the strength in wheat. Some corn being
thrown the market this morning. This
market may do better from the fact that
the American market is not influenced by
early cables.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
Kansas City Produce Market.

KANSAS CITY, July :.
NO J @ old See New. 757s2e q Re?o No neg o!dd d
soc; new, 71073c; No. 1 red, new, 77c; No
2. old, 834S4c; new, T5Q7Sc; No 8. 71q73c;
No. 2 spring. 73Q74c; No. 8, 71Q7Sc.
CORN-ActiVe, steady No. 2 mixed,
32Q321sc; No. ? white. 33G1332zc c; No. 3, 321ac
RYESteady. No. ., 5SGt40c.
HAY-Active,- unchanged.
BUTTER-Creamer ery, weak. Separator
12I1412c; dairy, 12c.
EGGS-Firm Fresh 815c
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
BLANCO FOR FIGHT.
Urges Continuation of the
War at Madrid.

Madrid. July 8.-According to a dis
patch received from Havana Capt.
Gen. Blanco openly urges the continue
ton of the war
The newspapers of this city say the
moment has not yet arrived to seek for
peace, one OF them adding, I'VE find
ourselves in a position from which we
are able to make our enemies feel the
consequences of war"
Band concert tonight Garfield park.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
CAMARA STARTS BACK

Paris, July S.-A dispatch received
here from Ismalia says Admiral
Camara's squadron has re-entered the
Suez canal and is returning to Spain.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
Kansas City Produce Market.

Kansas City, July 8.
CATTLEReceipts 5000. Best grades
steady. others weak: Native steers, $3.75
1870; Texas steers, So. 3004.90; Texas cows,
S3CTS. 40: native COWS and heifers. S1.5Oa
4.90; stOckers and feeders, $3.30d5; bulls,
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08

18 pounds finest California Granu-
lated Sugar. LOO
Arbuckles Coffee, per pkg. .. 1Oc
Lion Coffee, per pkg .. 1Oc
LeVering's Coffee, per pkg .. 1Oc
Mokaska Coffee, per pkg - 1Oc
Sugar Cured Cal Hams, per ID. &c
Salt Bacon, per Ib. b..... sc
VOLTS MOI Sugar Cured Hams
per ID. &c
Breakfast Bacon, per lb ~ SlZc
2 lbs of Fresh Country Butter. e. Csc !
3-lb can VOLTS o. K Lard . 25c I
5-lb can VOLTS o. Z. Lard .... doc
1O-lb can WolR's o. K. Lard 80. 75c
Good White Family Lard, per Id. Sc
2-lb roll Armour's Butterine Csc /
Pyles' Pearline, per pkg 1900. Sc
20 lbs Sal Soda ...... 25c !
8 lbs Floss Starch - 25c
10 bars Lenox Soap Csc /
10 bars Silk Soap .. 52c /
10 bars White Russian Soap 25c /
10 bars Clairette Soap - 25c |
IL bars Monday Morning Soap. 25c |
Household Ammonia, per bottle. 1Oc
3 cans Lewis Lye . 25c
4 cans Greenwich Lye .. 25c
10 lbs handpicked Navy Beans. 25c
g pkgs Rolled Oats - 25c
Chase & Sanborn's Seal Coffee
per can ...-........-.......... 35c
Dwinell & Wright'sWhite House
Coffee, per can ....... 35c
2 lbs Bulk Cocoanut . 25c
Loose Bros. Soda Crackers, per lb sc
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Range Of Prices.

Furnished by the Wfckham Commission
Co., 1l2 East Fifth street. Topeka, Kan.
Chicago. July 8.
Article Open High Low Close Yes
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08

HOGS-Receipts. 12.00O. Market 5dl0c
b higher gg5 Bulk Of sales @ g. 1904: heaayies a5
4; lights $34543.55; yorkers, So. 1903. 70;
SHEEP-Receipts, 3.O9O. Market steady
Lambs, $3.60d6.25; muttOnS, $3J4 65.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08

Billiards. Snow Liniment will cure
Lame back. Sore Throat, Wounds,
Strains. Bruises, Cuts. Old Sores. La
dies, it will cure your back-ache. Geo
". Stansfield, 632 Kan. Ave, and Mil
1er's Pharmacy. Cor. 9Th and Topeka
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
The Star Grocery

and In"Ee If you don't find e
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

wANTED-25 stock calves ss4 Harri-
son st.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08

Band concert tonight Garfield park.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08
Rangeg of Prices on stocka

Furnished by the Wickham Commiss
Co., 1J2 East Fifth street, Topeka, KaI
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08

REPREsENTATIYE SALEs-
The Topeka state journal., 1898-07-08

Washington, July S.-The president
today sent these nominations to the
rarnatn.
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PUBLISHERS NoTrcE-City Collectors

PUBLISHERS NoTTcE-City Collectors
Are ]. A. cathcart, r. r. Eawisy. J. /.
Hawiey C. II. MCGOWAN and jon'a
Jackol Postmasters everywhere are o.e
agents. Pay money only 70 these ana 70
our resident agents IN the VaTions e'tisS
and towns Of the Northwest,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hours OF VIC
Post -IIteiiigeneer bgssness onice; Da'is
until II p. III: Sunday hours. open >
q m TO II D. m Classified advertise nien !, >
for insertion following morninE WIZ DC
received UP to 1870 p. n, AdFsf-ist 81. = =
under classified headings WI! oe ms. -
at the rate OF cent a word eaEa iA7s =
tioa. Payment always in aiFah.s. *
advertisement received Tor less shAn -
cents.
REwARD-Ten dollars will be paid 10.
Information leading 10 the conFicsi1., 81, -
any person stealing copies OF ms pape'
delivered 10 subscribers In Seattle.
ADVERTISERS for aoseI
Elements in tho Sunday Post-!n'eliies.,ee'
must be furnished by o'clock sa,uruay
Advertise will De received al ofa"eh
Offices OF the post -rntelllgencer:
TACOMA BUREAU-So. iooo Pacific
avenue. T.. A. Harrison
ENERETT-P X Lewis
BIOKAET-Branch Office. Trhoes.s
block. COS Riverside avenue: telephone a.
]. Q. Peterson Manager
PORT TCWNSESD-Wm A. Pleiner.
EEILINCHAM EAY-New "galco"'
Parker Ellis. Manager
oLfMPIA-+I7is Main street. q. L. WIN
Stanley Agent
VICTORIA. II. C-George Marsden.
The following letters await advertisers
81 this Office:
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HrrNTYY-Iu Seattle AT Fifth avenue
and Pine street.. Saturday, JUDe y. KS.
10 tie Wifi, Of Thomas Huasly. oaugn-
ter
wArf.ACT-A. 1919 Tnlrd avenue, Feat
RIO Saturday June Is isc. 20 Nr. and
Mrs. Charles W Wallace. daughter.
CHEES-fn Seattle, Friday. june u. isss
to Mr. ard Mrs. J. w Green, Isle West
ern avenue. daughter.
pAIT.EY-In Seattle. Friday. June u,
tsays sr, Mr and Mira JACK Bailey. a sor.
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BARGAINS IN
$S.00-One 0. the finest corner lots on he
first hill: cioSe TO Madison street: good
le-room modern house. great bargain.
A1S-One of The cos{est homes III Renton
addition. close 20 Madison street. elegant
view. IN good condition.
&, soe-A fine room house and lot on Rem
ton hill. between Fifteenth and SiNteent1
avenues; north OF Madison; this place
can be bought on easy terms.
Sa..GA :ine >-roou modern house lot 20
SIA feet. fire view, convenient 10 car
line. easy terms.
sl.S5e-tood S-rooln modern house, one-half
block from TWO car lines. lot 6exI-0 feet /.
easy terms.
si.24-GooG Groom house; corner lot:
graded street. convenient 10 car lines.
s1tS-Ftne 9-ro9yn cottage. nearly new. good
cemerted cellar: city water; fine lawn
let 111Xloa feet: convenient 10 car line /,
worth today Sl.s0G.
SPECIAL
OFFER TO
HOME-SEEKERS.
I Will sell you a lot In the best residence
district in this city; streets graded.
sewer. water and gas mains laid. elegant
view Madison street car line. On this
!o1 | VIII have built for you. after Your
own design. substantial and modern
house: and this property You can buy
on the instailInent plan. Eastern rate of
interest Here IS your opportunity 10
buy home on your OWN terms. Do not
fal 10 investigate -.
SPECIAL.
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In orsae~ - serEre ccrrecs insertion o.
notices @s.s ses4 headings. tie same
should IT, - ne hsssf-e%s office o. tass
ps per. re s made scs sSca III
tsces -
Funeral gsgGsces. resolutions ~
epecia. announcement. viii De s5srseo
a. the rae OF - cents per Ire eaS1 W.
sertlon. sT-ISTELr.IGENEEr -
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FOR sAIE-By f. W. WEST, % and Is

FOR sALE--By f. w. WEST. % and 26
Union Block.
six,room, aouse. with fine corner lot COX
40 graded streets. water and sewer; two
blocks from car line sl.seo.
Eight-room modern house good lot: one
block from car line: fine view; $1,000
Corner lot on Seventeenth avenue. with
good modern six-room house. barn and
fruit: two blocks from cableS $500.
Elght-room house. new and modern. on
Fourteenth avenue ). ot two blocks from
Modern eghtroom house. within reason
able walking distance Of business por-
ton Of city; connected with sewer: one
block from car line: good view; s., $50;
will sell on terms If desired.
Modern eight-room house, with lot Goxl21
On Fifth avenue, near blanchard street:
$780,
+ .ocn of ground near Madison street. good
ten-room house; $3.50.
1eoxl2o on Fourth avenue. with two houses
OF six rooms each: very convenient to
Pike street: 5000.
Fourroom cottage. with nice lot: two
blocks from Yesler avenue cable: $50.
Ten-room modern house on Boren avenue.
near Stewart street; easy walking dis
tauce: good level lot: $500
Eight-room house, with every conven-
fence; fine corner lot: nice lot of fruit
and shrubbery: one block from car: good
view: within walking distance: $3.50.
Modern Six-room cottage. with lot 60x120
on Renton bill; $l,so0.
Nine-room modern home: lot C0xl20: two
DOCKS from Madison street, pEerlOpkS
Lake Washington: s2.650
Four-room cottage. large lot; half block
from cable $3.50
Good prospective business corner on cable
line in North Seattle: 6oxl20; s. SEQ
ferxl20 on car line in North Seattle: good
level lot: excellent location FOR a nome
or would make a good site for building
houses To rent: $1,000.
Good residence lot on car line in North
Seattle; $50.
Corner on Fifteenth avenue, north OF Mad
ison street; $50.
Double corner on Thirteenth avenue, near
Broadway; very fine view; $3.50
Lot 41xi10 two blocks north of Madison
on Denny way. $40.
Four lots in Brooklyn, one a corner; $3.50
Lot 60xl20 or EastlaIe avenue. near Lake
Union: fronts car line: 5000
Nine lots In Fremont at great bargain;.
call and get particulars
Corner 6oxlA, three blocks from Madison
street. on Twenty-fourth avenue: good
view Of Lake Washington and the Cas-
caGes. $50.
f. w WEST, p Union Block.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
6FfgfTIALfSM-~f ,hufch OF tire Soul.
Esther Thomas, pastor. VIII begin Il
course OF Inspiration lectures upon the
subject. "Whst Are Our Friends Doing
In Spirit IAfeT' beginning Sunday even
Ing. June < ps:Iis hall.
ARcANA Lodge No. ST. f. ard A. NJ
meets second and fourth Monday each
month
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ppFscOTT-At Ross Nan p, wife Of l..
Prescott, aged q years, az consumption
Funeral viii .aks place from Der Late
Yegldecee al s.5s p. III. today. Inssrment at
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
EORTIIrP-Tn seattle, Saturday. June =,
1879 OF daphtherie. az the family resi-
d@noe rs Seventh avenu. south. Leo
PusseIi Sorfs1up aged : years.
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wASTED-Aen and women in every town
20 work for ~ a; their homes; no car
wasting: We viii sEnd yc8 work .mUfdi-
atsiy. We have several different lines az
work 10 give cut some OF which requires
no experience whatever. II you can't de-
vote the whole day &c Our work, you can
earn s. or s. "a week By working an hour
or two OF an evening. IncIosse stamp: We
VIII send you full instructions free o.
charge. Standard Art Mfg. Co. No; li5
Standard building. i42 West Tweniy-inird
&asx
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NEW ELDORADO HoTEL-Eiegan.ly
furnished rooms: transient and perma-
nent; modern. 3II First avenue south.
H j. Bum. proprietor; 4. Lewis. man
ager.
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BARGAIN
FINE VACANT

CORNER
I have on the first hill. between Yesler
and Madison, a fine double corner, l2oX
i20 feet: an excellent piece Of property
to improve for a steady rental income:
this property Is valued by conservative
judges at 81, 500; Will offer il during the
coming week a $500; the greatest bar
gain on the hill.
OTHER BARGAINS
IN VACANT
LOTS.
s1.6o0-An extra fine lot on Seventeenth
avenue. close 10 Madison street: sewer,
water and gas connection eexl2o feet.
s101-A fine lot on Twentieth avenue, COX
l2o feet close 10 Madison street. east
front. easy terms.
s1o0-Good double corner on Nineteenth
avenue. north OF Madison street; smaN
house; full of fruit.
s7o0-Fne corner on Queen Anne, 5ox12S:
street graded; fine building site.
S600-Corner 6oxs0 feet on Eighteenth ave-
nue.. just north of Madison street
So5o-EXtra fine lot on Twenty-third. one
block north of Mad son: excellent view.
+. NJ. JORDAN.
5 and Colonial Block.
Corner Second Ave. and Columbia st.
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FOR RENT-Nery desirable furnished
rooms. board Il desired: ore OF the best
line al door. Address I. q. Post-in.elli-
geucsr-
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INCONSISTENCIES.
BARGAIN IN
A SMALL

For s2.0oo can sell you fine small farm
or suburban home. on a good county road
only an hour and halfs drive 10 7. o.
or convenient "a electric car line: mag
nificent view OF the Sound. This property
consists Of Il acres OF land. al cleared
and under cultivation: only 500 feet from
the Sound and Great Northern railroad:
$50 bearing fruit trees, all varieties; good
Groom house. barn. chicken house etc:
also a greenhouse. Fine springs furnish
amount Of pure water that Is piped into
house. greenhouse and garden: land ia
good: title perfect. Owner must sell and
is therefore willing 10 sacrifice the prop
erty, which IS worth to-day $s.00o. Look
this UP If You want u snap.
SPECIAL,
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FOR SALE-E. =. Writer'S residence nea-
Denny way. containing II rooms; saloon
parioTS. not water heat: billiard roova
with billiard and pool tah.es: g-o,ird.
consist Of Fix bixl11 lots: green hn,..o ana
plants. barn. carriage. spring wagon ann
horse. *-~o' terms TO suit. call AT
premises
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FOR RENT-ROOMS-

FOR RENT-Hotel ByuuswlcS; in near.
of the city; caoi airy -eo.ns: regaiar
week sc-~~~ y7-<. avenue and Column
b:a streets, near railroad 5epoEs-
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FOR SALE-Patent right fer mocha meal
device needed and wanted in construc-
ton OF every house and building told
and new, highest Endorsements; profits
immense: price reasonable. IL y, care
Post-lnteiligencer.
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FOR SALFt-House and lot on first hI,.
easy terms: low price
Ten acres water front on Lake Washing
ton. highly cultivated: good btlfId!ucs
Choice residence lots on Boradwav.
b We viii sell you "a lot on three ysars' tir,e
II you W.jl hGsA on e.
We advertise nothing hut enaue
J. COMPTON g. 20
Room 8. Downs building
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HOTEL BRONSON. eo5 FRS, avenue, two
blocks from depot: newly Furrisheu
throughout; elevator: electric l.gnis.
very low rates: new management.
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FOR RENT-Hote- Brunswick. FIRST av-
enue ard Columbia street, down town.
save car fare and nil climbing eur rates
by the week ara the lowest. all things
considered; call in
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COON BROS. 4as PIKE STREE
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this year. 'o1 wss< ~
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Manufacturers cannot fill orfssrs ~
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,>>sfsn asn CHEMIST.
JOHNSON. AsS~ses. 49, sea-. NAs :. Nd.
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F. NJ JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
) ami Colonial Block.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS IN
FINE
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SITUATION WANTED ~ trained ,tFrS4
10 objection In any part Western Wash
frgton or places on Sound. recortl,il, nj D.
tions from Eastern hospitals terms yea
souab.e. Address "Nur~e" care poss-
frs.eisSeucssF.
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FOR SALE-A thoroughly appointed saw
mill. shngle mil and paning mill nil
under one roof. with large dry kilns for
lumber and shingles and mill site OF six
acres. with al! out buildings needed for
the business. a the Junction or three
railroads: shipment can he made over
timber IN the immediate vicinity for yea r.
10 come at reasonable prices for stitrnr1-
age; large log pond adjacent to mil
Eastern trade established. VIII he sold
cheap and on easy terms AppIv IN ar
correspond with i. 4. Wooiley. Woouey.
Wash.
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FOR SALE-Must go at once: grocery
store in splendid location: everything
bright and new: fine cash business ::
cheap rent: reason for selling. leaving
the city. Address f 81, care Post-lntel-
lEencer.
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wANTED-Engineers and fremen. send
q cents fer 2l-page pamphlet con-
tanning q j,9t Of questions asked by an
examining BOARD OF engineers Address
Geo. A. Zeller. bookseller. IS S. Fourth
street. 81. Louis. No. Mention Post-In-
tenIgencer.