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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
RIVE RS FECi,.tl SOLID,


Eight Million lBushelk 1T Coal stranded
k3<tw cen PIttSnur. Aul louisville. r.
PlTTsBURG. Feb. l3.--Never in the
history Of navigation has the situation
in Pittspurg river affairs been 80 critical
q it 10 now. After three days OF the
coolest weather ever known in this
section of the country, the rivers are
frozen "a tight as q millrace at many
points and the ice is growing thicker
every hour. Of the bigs tows that wers
started south on the rise last week
many are stranded helplessly at danger
Gus points along the Ohio, several have
lost part of their tows and are aground,
while one. the Fred Wilson,. is
lying in eight feet Of water. Altogether
there are about 5000, 600 bushels Of
coal afloat between Pittsburg and Louis!
vile. To these conditions add the fact
Of an almost unprecedented accumula.
ton of snow in the water sheds of the
Monongahela and Allegheny and it be.
comes apparent that the inevitable
break up in the rivers is to be feared.
River men are fearful of flood that
will do great damage along the river.
Twenty years ago similar state of at
fairs resulted disastrously. A number
of vessels were wrecked and much coal
was lost. At that time, a record for
low temperature ne degrees) was estab-
lished, but that record has been smashed
with all others for persistently low tenn.
perature. Both rivers are frozen oyer
from Pittsburg to the headwaters, NOS.
withstahding the constant efforts Of
pool boats to keep an open channel, -, It
is hardly possible that the snow and ice
will be able to pass off without extra
ordinary results
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Lee, vU, CKEDlT ".
Brother o. rr"ts.>ur Andrse Doubts the
ECWr.t kllasinM SfnrH.

Brother o. rr"ts.~"r Andrea Doubts the
Scwe.t Russian story.
MALMo. Sweden, Feb. 18.-The
brother Of Process Andree. the miss
ing balloonist who attempted to cross
the Arctic regions. has informed q local
newspaper that he does not believe the
report, received by way Of Krasnovaruk,
Siberia. that the reDlains Of Andrve aud
his companions and tho car of The bal
loon in which they left Danes island oil
Spitzbergen group on July II. 1897,
have been found between Keno aud
Pit. in the province of Ysniseeisk. He
says That the locality is cultivated and
it appears incredible that the corpses
and the car of the balloon could have
been thsfes year and a half without
having been seen before this Further
more ,Andree's brother points out in
stormy weather the bodies would al.
most certainly have been separated from
the wreck Of the balloon.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
KING OSCARS HEALTH.

According to Stockholm Advioss It 10 Fal
. From Satisfactory.
LONDON, Feb. 13.-Advices from
Stockholm show that the health of King
Oscar is far from satisfactory. He will
go to Biarritz if he is able to do 60 al
the end of the month. Thence he will
take trip to North Africa. The queen
of Sweden and Norway 10 still very fee
bic: She will 60 to Honnef, Prussia,
after KING Oscars departure for Biar'
ritz.
Washingtons btrthday win be bril-.
liantly celebrated q The Omitted States
legation at Stockholnby a bal. which
the crown prince M promised to At
tend, ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

Juel Morenzie. formerly Of Chippewa
Falls. Wis, was recently murdered 1T
Circle City, Alaska.
The president has sent to the senate
the nomination Of Horace A. Taylor Of
wisconsin to be assistant secretary Of
the treasury.
baron Won Bulow, German minister
of foreign affairs. made speech iuftha
reichstag, making friendly references ID
the United States.
A Chinese attache Of the embassy, Of
China at Paris believing himself to he
prosecuted by the secretary Of the les..
ton. Lion Young. killed him with q
revolver and then committed suici.j.'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
Two Interesting items for Ladies.

These items concern ladies and children Here
you are in the depth of. winter and these items
are needed now, and the price is cut lower than
we can replace the goods In order to move the
goods out of this store before we move to OUR
ZIG BUSINESS HOUSE IN THE FLYNN
biloxi
FIe' &c lined underwear for children price cut
in two.
The lSc kind at nc.
The 2Oc kind at l5c.
The 23c kind at 16c.
The 25c kind at TIC.
These are for ladies'; there arc only few Dozen
the prices we're ~, 70, 30 and 35c Ia your
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
Muster Out hmm unes.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL. The secretary
Of war has given orders for the muster.
ing out OF tho Third regiment Of i'm
munes, now stationed at Santiago and
vicinity. This regiment was recruited
BY Colonel May, a regular officer. The
troops will be conveyed to Macon, Ga,
where they were recruited, for dis
charge. They are to leave Santiago
hv March II.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

Charitable lnstitutAOM> 49, New York H.
,ordinwly Bury. {
NEW YORK. Feb. l8.-The sufferi,.
throughout the last week has been Ill
tense. Charitable organizations, fri,
homes and places Of refuge have bee.
taxed to the utmost to attend to the
many destitute people. Every night
the police stations are crowded with
those who have nowhere to 90. The
capacity OF the. hospitals and the free
dispensaries have been put to the test
and have attended to the hundreds of
persons suffering from frost bite.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
One-.third and
QYer.Qf Vases

1O0pairs today there are not 50 pairs
Are you one of the 50 persons, who will
get these handsome vases at half their
worth? Not often you will find such
pretty goods west of Chicago, hardly
ever west of st. Paul, but we have
them and they are yours at these prices:
The $l.00 kind at 60c.
Thu 60c. kind at Soc.
The SIC. kind at SOC.
The SOC. kind at SOC.
The Csc. kind at l3c.
The l5c. kind at lOc.
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The odds and
Ends Table

UC VOO0 0nV 4h;. %oh,n 'Evorv a - ;,.l.. ,,r,
Ends Table matter how small the bien,.
ish ia thrown on thi. table, here you can al
ways find big values some times goods are
not damaged per cent and eoId for just
half price I noticed this morning tn re
six fine jardinieres on this table The first six
ladies that come will talk" them; they will go
at just haif price There Is covered dec
grated dishes; their value was 81 o., our price
il Soc These covered dishes are not damaged
at all, hey arc the remaining part of three
decorate patterns which are quitting
handling. Then you can find an odd butter
d sl, an odd cover, an odd spoon holder an
odd milk pitcher. AID odd china plates odd
china cups, odd decorated butter chips and
sauce plates, and in fact an thin. waited IN IA
outfit "a, half price, sometimes
less.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

Those that sold for $500 now sell for $500
Look after these now don't come when
they are all gone
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Crockery Spittoons at 10c.

There are l2O these their value is Csc
our price is loc
Our reason for this is because of our NOV
ing' we don't want to carry them with u.s.
if few get broken in moving it will eat all
the profit off the others: Therefore Csc.
spittoon for loo.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
White Bed Spreads at Little Prices.

There were nearly 200 of them, only 6S left, the
prices we ask is only about two-thirds what the
goods worth These quilts are Marseilles
pntterns they are handsome goods and won't last
long ut there prices
The 9Oc kind at &c.
IKE 81 ~ kind at SIC.
Yon may thank our removal sale or you could
not ret them at these prices.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

-rh' pr--ti'at h. app',inted u
= "urt Of inquiry to examine into the
: hargeS concerning the Quality Ut
IN ut fur nistrti the army In the war
with Spain.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
Some German China Cheap.

Some German China CHEAP.
We have nearly $50 sets of the three-piece
child's sets. These sets consist of plate, cup
and saucer, they are German china IN three
solid colors white blue and pink.
The ware is considered cheap lately at l5c.
we will sell all we have now at loo,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
OnaWA Out Of Coal.

Sioux CRY. H., Feb. l8.-The ex-
Aaustion of the coal supply at the neigh
boring town of Onsws, has caused much
alarm with the thermometer at 81 be-.
low. The local dealers are without q
pound in stock, and are threatening to
replenish the supply from the railroads.
1t will be several days before it can be
secured from any other source.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

An antitreating society has
been organized among the farmer.
in the vicinity 1T Albert L-a.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14
SMALL MATTERS and GREAT

this of divers kinds. but general
The channel pointed oqt each but all
lead economies Ia things need Some these
small lots Of the touchand We these
after with rush and in couple Of DAYS it
ofast week hnted about lace and
and the week brought hundreds Of lace
We will at the present rate of selling have half Of
sPrng STOCK OF aG9s and sold before our
double the force usually at this OF the
and not idle minute from the time open the
morning TIL close night Among the extra values of OUR
SALE this morning dainty china
English dinner and glass; carlsbad china
saucers goods Ladies' and Children.
white bed spreads. Some tour-piece glass
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

E1onrn inod nroee Gnodc Week before
= at Little Ut Half Price. 2ao yards IF
this 20 d. today there ia about 500. this is fair
ceiling for tile over a week with the cold wealth
er it has been here 1t is 1Oc. yard at any store
in the city. Removal Sale price &c. yard for
what 10 left,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

A Hit About LII, Last week We se ment 3t ,s
blI0 cages. very hard-tt-please people
came here and were suited Yes orr solid
brass cages will suit anyone, no matter how
hard to please they are The 81 10 kind CSC,
the $125 kind at 75c. the 81 81 kind at :@5c.
Attend this sale, it IT, genuine removal sale,
and what is our loss is your gain
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

Remnants of Dress Goods at Two.Thirds
and Half.
On the 18th day of January when we decided
to move to our new bushes house in the Flynn
block. there just came here three cases of mill
there are not 600 yards Here. These remnants are
NimpSohs black and white calico it s of standard
grade;and patterns always value for SC. yard
our price is 3%
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Famous Breeder Dead.

CHICAGO, Feb. l8.-Mark Wentworth
Durham. owner Of the famous Oaklawn
farm, Ut Wayne, nls., and the most ex.
tensive breeder Of pure bred horses III
the world. died at Mercy hospital fro,"
q collul Cali ion OF diseases.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

-MHyOK Kimball. If Walker. has
asked the an' h"r,ties ut Washington
t. statiun $40 soldiers ut that place,
fea ring trouble with the Indians
"A five-six'hx jury bill h1s heen
1D.r'ducpb IN the legislature again
this session.
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Those Pocket , There were re;. oyer three
Books. these fine pocket 6oof.
at just about half price, and thi- morning
there are less than one hundred 1ts no
w..ndcr while these prices prevail l0c, l5c, zoe,
&c, Csc, and SOC
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

~ J. ! J. W
- 0ne-fifth Saving The :, Ladies ladies
on Fine China. fie S"Ss ofthe
department. friends who come
49, regularly and oftener, are particular
49, ladies'. These DIRE the ladies who can
1.-~ recognize the difference between the
- apparently good and the really good,
- who, know the practical advantages of
'- all china over the 50 per cent china;
- who appreciate novelty and exclusive
mess and fine selections and: who like;
to get these things without paying ex-
ira for them. Here are four items,,
49, each one Of which, will appeal to such:
- ladies with double force of amarked saw
!. Ling. You can save considerable money
- here today. =.
- 50 Carlsbad china salads value $3.50 our
- --- price 70 = $l.0O
= 100 china cups and saucers including
- some mustache cups value Is, Is and
up to 80 take them at SOC
~ A lot of chocolate pots worth up to
$3.50 they are yours at $l.00 each.
49, 100 china plates for bread and cake
value Csc, 75c and up to 85c that we
will sell at Soc.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-14

CornnA Wook of En- To look at the
br0idery Show. ter it is evident
that many are doing their spring sewing now.
We only limited last week, and the response
was wonderful Three to five inch Hamburg
edging worth SC, &c and l0c yard, our price
SC yard A good heavy Hamburg edging S
to inches l0c yard. Persons interested in
this particular article for present use will
save money by buying this.
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PUBLISHERS So11CE Tts'siuS assn.s sTs
J. A Mcclellan o r Loeusis, o Ls~1s t'a7fr ssG
/ Frau city aa}ls-s0fs ! 4. Esthcast. y
Hsw;ey r " Casa. II Gok.ks. c II
rtscea and Rotor Akic Pa@tnaasts@s svsry%ssrs
are car agent Fsy Fn5Sss aD.y q tA"~* ard -
CAR r.silsnt agents gs-f5sS cstsss and .1Ens
q the Nes-bs@st
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POST -INTELLIGESCER WANI AID
AGENCIES.


AGENCIES.
The Pos,Iutsllissnc has established branch
aGsns4es where classified Advertisements sill be
esised until u y ~ sach daE The rates charged
ths hrsneb agencies tue ~ tas
Post lnieliixaDcsr business Office. Cash sszs CITY
VII be tAs-n at branch sxsnciea foi0wias Is the
list of agencies:
YOrks Barrtngton's drug store.
Second q 7enae and fike.
Hroadw.y Pharmacy. y. T.. Fisher.
Broadway and James.
R~ns.n Hill Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jenersoa.
WaIin WaHa Pharmacy. Twenty
Arst and East Jenerson.
Fre-born's Pharmacy. Ninth a~-
enu~ south and jackson.
shtrtiens Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
schmttx' Drag store. io22 Howell,
corner Bor~u-
North Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
and First avenue.
4. r.. Gns's Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. II. CostigaB'. Pharmacy, Queen
Amaze avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Pr~stsn's Pharmacy. ballard nv
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company. Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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Death 4ap FUNERALS.

HaIaf-N Ia. sarS-s- = slss- HasseA r1l tai.
rsAss ftcsa New Ws~, nias7sV pFessTtsr1SE ehi4rea
u. fEs%1xr . a'fierk
RCssELL-in 0roTfils. Oc,os~- y. E9s. 8fa- ] l..
ko.xsa a. ,.,s,e Il per.YylTarie a.sf r Y-ags
raeuths ar "a days san ff21etsoG, i'sF--4sG
Or seattle and yi9Jo-1z. e. c. paper gs.ezass
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ASBESTOS GOODS.

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STEAMBOAT work. boiler and PIPE ~.
ering a speciality. be sofia Dsass''is
Co Yes!.r wharf Seattle
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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PROPOSALS Invited 10 supply steamer
FLYER al Seattle for one year with first
class. sound fir wood rate so cords ues
month. delivery 10 begin January |, iasl
loaded barge moored Flyers dock, and
discharged by her crew; rate. Is TO |.
cords per night payments cash for nun
Der of cords taken each night by steamer
Flyer. For further information, call on
agent steamer Flyer. Seattle, Wash. Ad-
dress proposals 10 Columbia River pu-
get Sound Navigation Company. Port
land. or
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MISC t,ILAtEbtS =.

WANTED Furnished room and one meal
day, in a good family, by a young
native Il city. references given. Denay
hotel neiRhboFhocd preferred. Address iS
New York block.
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~-~---~~~~----"--------~-- '-----~---~~- -.,-,a
bENTER HORTON & co. BANkEka
Pounded 1879. Seattle incorporated iS'
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The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
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LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
STEVENS and Miller w X e. wit hold
u fair In &. \ II hail. Collins block. for
three days. beginning Tuesday October 81
Admission free. home cooked meals s,ry-
FL "wednesday ana Thursday. ball Thurs
day evening.
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TRrSsF-S fitted 10 your particular cas-:
4 Iun3nerg Artificial Limb Co.
sullivan building
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SPECIAL NOTICES


NOTICE The remaining assets Of the Arm
Ben r, SniPes & Co which failed in fsS3
at ElensbuTs Wash, Will he sold by the
receiver ~ T1c estate al public auction
In hat Ct;y on The An day OF November
lNt9 Among ~ real estate 10 be soil
Is some very valuable properly, Including
the elegant stone bank building formerly
occupied ~ tae Nrm ~ Ben J.. Snipes &
60 THIS properly brings good rental a
tire present time ana affords q splendid
invest n1eut especially or one lest ing 70
enter the banking business. q good OPEN
ing Tor which exis = In Eisnshurg
The real estate belonging 70 the estate
si:ia % in Yakima county viii b. sold a.
North Yakima ~ TIE 5o;o day OF %ovsm-
Ter 1sa3 Intending purchasers desiring
fan particulars should write u L. L cray.
receiver Ellersburg Wash.
COMPOSITION are now prepared 70
= composition for he trode any meas
ure,. f. Nonparei|. Minton BREWER and
Org Primer Satisfaction guaranteed
t8N or address Post rteilisencer. Sc
attic
SPEC N. INFORMATION FURNISHED
r1a-tfa -fure-s business h0useS and
Iahlc men l.. :he Press Clipping Bu.
r'fu tA}jeu -. room - 81 Kay building
lrr''a0d or
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MASQUERADE bali. with colored IT,
Illumination lights. kanko hail. PIKE
street AMI FIFTH avenue Saturday even
ing. November iArg. cake in
Union bakery Nhdow with g. cash far
best cake walking contest. free - al
prizes for best feprea~Dtattv costumes
music By Nasnera t'iret Regiment or
chestra. admission. masquerade. .sjc.
spectators. &c.
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FOR RENT-One or TWO nicely furnished
rooms; gentlemen preferred. e]2 Eighth
avenue corner James ring twice.
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ACCOUNTANTS.
AGnIC IMPLEMENTS.

WE have the hest line OF road wagona
huggses. spring wagons. express aha
farm wagons in the city. Full line oess
farm machinery. also harness panss
wind,nii!s. contractors road and grad
Ing piOws and drag and wheel srapeIA
We represent the hes: factories In Us
world See us Poison W lton Hafossr
Company. TN Colman stone block. ~rSa
Western avenue.
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HOTEL BRONSON. sn5 First avenue. an
DER rev management. nicely furnished
rooms single or an suite.
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FOR SALE-HOt AND LOTS

s. fNs' Corner lot ooxl2o feet. with eix-roorr
cottage located in Denny addition. ,wr
blocks from Cedar street car line Norm
Seattle. bargain. Edwards 4 Co 4
Marion greet
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FIRST LASS furnished rooms &c and 5oc
Per day 81 81 and g. ~ per week CaLtor
ria house, corner Fourth and Main.
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OlieHt hank in washington.
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VICTORIA Hotel Nicely furnished
rooms. single or en- suite. overlooking the
bay, low rates.
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Core ran4snts IN al! IA primo pa 81 .'''-~
IL this United States AID Ei'ape
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued.


SEATTLE MESSENGER &C. 6l4 Second
wants to deliver your package promp
service guaranteed. ring .. h box OIL
phone Man 80
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CARROLIToN hotel Occidental avenue,
Main street; rooms. IS, 80 30 cents ger
day Mrs Johnson.
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FOR RENT-Elegantly furn shed rooms.
$50 ard upwards; baths. steam hea; Ho-
tel Ferguson. Front ard Seneca Mrs.
Ferguson. proprietress.
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BUSINESS CHAxCEs-conrinueA.

DOUBLE block shingie mill. ready % run;
abundant timber. excellent locatioD:
cheap. Address 5 g, care Post-Intelii-
gtnCer
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

Suite ~ elegantly furnished rooms !:
strictly modern. for couple or single gen
tierrsu desiring frst-casss apartments.
Queen Anne; block from car line. n be-
Ter yieH - The Sound ard city. Moore
& Co IA James street
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WANTEp-To exchange one large work
horse for two small horses suitable for
laundry wagon Apply Seattle Steam
Laundry.
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HOTEL SAVOY, S. First avenue fur
n.sned rooms sc and Up: convenient 20
trains and boats.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

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rear8nce 10 sciicit orders among bust
nes* nsn on salary. Room g Safe De-
posIt building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

OWNERS can ind cash buyers by calling
upon Rerick & Tanner. slo Bailey block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

CENTRAL. hotel. Main and Secon5 avenue
sou1h steam heating rooms furnished
and unfinished far Housekeeping. Spe-
clai rates ~ week or month