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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-11
HE GOT THE WORST OF 1T,
Celia Decker Howe and Acts Had n
Little Scrap

Mrs. Celia Decker Howe had another
falling out with her friend Isadore AZ
tbs last evening, which was the occa
sion OF her being escorted to the city
The can had been going back and for
ward to and from a saloon during the
evening and the inevitable under those
circumstances followed. Celia alleged
that Acts smashed her in the eye and
she took the can to him. Celia is a
muscular young woman and Isadore
got much the worse of it, as his ap-
pearance would indicate when the cou-
pie arrived at the Jail in custody of
an officer. He had several cuts in his
physiognomy from which blood flowed
freely, and he looked very much as
though he had been up against a husky
man instead of a woman. The couple
were booked for disturbance.
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HOBART IMPROVING.
His Family Is Confident of His Ultimate
Recovery.

Paterson, N. j., Nov. 10.-There was
another change for the better in Vice
President Hohart's condition. He was
able to sit up in a chair in his room
and picked up a newspaper and exam
ined 1t, eventually turning to Mrs. Ho-
part and asking her to read for him.
The patient was evidently stronger to-
day and took more nourishment than
at any time since his bad attack CT
nearly two weeks ago. Despite the
statement of attending physicians, the
FAMILY still have hopes of his ult.:Eat2
recovery. They were much eng. IL
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He Has Resigned.

Chicago, Nov 1O.-John B. Sherman
has rendered his resignation as president
of the Union Stock Yards and Transit
company to take effect on Jan. /. For
"a years Mr.. Sherman was an officer of
the corporation and for SO years of this
time it's directing genius.
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filming Shares Of Tintic, Utah.

Centennial ST. bid per share:
Grand Central, s5.95 bid per share:
Swansea, 1921 bid per share; South
Swansea, $3.50 bid per share; Bullion
Beck, $50 bid per share; Mammoth.
$2.10 bid per share; Ajax. roc bid per
share; Eagle and Blue Bell, $3.50 bid
per share.
The Bullion-Beck has just paid a
$4,000 dividend for October, making a
total of S2.41S.400 Ore shipments made
during the past week from the lead
ing Tintic mines are as follows: Gem
mi shipped II cars; Godivi shipped 3
cars; Uncle Sam and Humbug shipped
S cars; Grand Central shipped l car;
Star Consolidated shipped car: Sun
beam shipped 3 cars; Swansea shipped
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Orders for Mobilization.

London, Nov. 1O.-Orders for the mo-
bilization of the necessary reserves for
the supplementary division announced
yesterday by Lord Wolseley were issued
this evening. The men will join be-
tween Nov. Is and 20.
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IN the divorce case of Monica Frey
Callahan against Emmett Callahan, in
which the National Bank of the Re
public and the D. j. Hennessy company
are named as defendants because of
some properly interests involved, the
defaults of the defendants were enter
ed yesterday and the PLAINTIFFS proofs
will be heard next Tuesday
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to-day by the fact that he was able
to sit UP such a long period of time and
by the way in which he apparently rel
ished his food
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

PUBLISHERS NOTICE - travelling
v. g. Rowiey and o -. Lcomss. City co..
iectors are J. A. Caihcars, r 7. Hawisy.
Eugene Mccarthy. G. H. MCGOWAN. T. n
0tefYen and II. A. Villa. Posfmasiers ev-
anywhere are our agents Pay money onsy
10 these and TO our resident agents IN tne
various cites and towns Of the Sofih~esI-
ADvERTISfSG-OffIce hours o. tAe
Post-Inteilsgencer business office: LAZY. .s
.. m. until ii D. m; Sunday hours open -"
q. m. until ia.3u p. CLASSIFIED zdyessise,
ments for Insertion following morning Will
Be received I'D TO 1890 .. ia Adver.ss-
ments under classified headings VII be IN
0erted at the rate OF l cent WORD easn
insertion. Payment always ia advance. So
advertisements received FOR less IMAM .
cents.
EEwARD-~Ten dollars will be pad Tor
Information leading 10 the conviction OF
any person stealing copies OF this paper
0eitrefed to subscribers IN eeAftk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for adverthe-
Dents In the Sunday Post.Inte.igencef
Advertisements viii De recAye3 At branch
etaces Of the Pest-tnteil.geneer.
TACOMA BUREAu-No. 1l2l Pacific av-
OLYlpiA-zi7siA Main street @. c. WIN
Stanley, Agent.
EyERETT-p K. Lewis.
6PoKANE-Branch Office. room II VOL.
verton block. corner Riverside ana NIL:
telephone ~ J o. Peterson. Manager.
PORT TOwESEND-wm A. Pfeiffef.
6ELLIN0HAM BAY ~ New Whatcom.
Parker Ellis. Manager.
VICTORIA. b. C.-0eorge Marsden
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


HJESCH--In Seattle, March "a. tsss, az
the residence. - Virginia street, Ma.
fhi.fa wife Of Thomas G. Hirsa- aged
~ years.
Funeral Monday II D. N. from Seattle
undertaking pariors. interEeN LAKE
View cemetery.
COLvER-fn Seattle az tie Neg Engiana
hotel March y lSs, Ricssra James ~
yer, formerly OF Los Angeles. wezi-
known newspaper man. was lJuHl 49, =,
In bed Death waH presumably oue 10
apoplexy.
Cor,yER-In Seattle March 2. no. at
the New England hotei, Richard j. Coz
yer, Of apopiexy. aged - years
TIE remains are being eusoaired oy
Bonuey 4 Stewart. and viii be taken TO
Los Angeles by his wife Tor intermens-
PIyRDY-In Seattle. March g, lass. a; iof
Columbia street Perciyal Mills infan.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Puroy, o.
pneumonia.
Inferment was made In Lake View cense-
terry yesterday afternoon a. ocloek-
EAgTrRLY-The funeral Of Harriet East
erly will take place this afternoon at :
o'clock from Bonncy 4 St~.aris chapel
The remains VIII De sent 10 AurpnSs-
boro, Ill. for fntermenf, al 40 p. M
HJI.MBERc-In Fremont. March .. 1883,
Oscar Huimberg. OF Inflammation OK the
stomach. aged GO years
0TOELT-In Seattle March 3. 1899. at Zsu
Third avenue, Henrietta Stoeit, aged b.
yeara
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uLIP &NTED- AGENTS. ,uaIC
oHS. Ere.


AGENTS WANTf.Ee--+'N sth pNwex at
Mania-WSr ~ rGstppsseas- ~ A.
si4tFA4 AsTast 1E -sefAs L. ~ .sNs.,-s.
Af.skral ts0sey Personal ai.ss ar4 es.-
logS ts.ead- A. OeSeX's r~aaest Az
SJgcknes 5e4HNt tsse ssees ~ A4ne x ssssr
aal @as ay tAe BRIDGE So tssvs,5a rxs-h
Decay 0aT.as FGa entire aatEg HISS
tF&szsl wssc glet2Fes 3sssH Iti~sN.r a.ts
AFTER ere 3Stiil%~ A'E HcoS i'sfce szaGs
s. E8fsasss fae zEeNss i}Tufs avsr,-
thlDx eSss ART -sis sf@ e,oN tae sss,s.gl}..
want 49, gssscA t-~s-sst e.sea ss...f
tNAi1. AsNesaa.Es tsFF.fesg .Szma Is s-sgs.~
IL gSy gesfas@ GA fswe oagAs A8Ifs,x.
tesiAY ErzgTFt=l E''4E'kssa4sss 10. EA-gl A
S.sss<@<0. Is.
S&slsft 4TfsA$ @snte,t fer ''T-Nc Story as
tsr Pa3anss0eS by ssfsfc.Af NsHtars-
gKtsfnFsSn- So Passes ks4 ss.zFsssrwz 1
sas@Fe*4 sHAs.s KsgS@Abs gseasrss.sfss-e -
t@St{ses- kfsss2Ars2 snorsmS4ks AsxmsS
sssaFswg ss@sz - 20 s. & dxv faves
s~sssk sca gg&Hes. FFs45 ~ paid fsress5f
siFFa. sFsgfsSs fret TIE 1s5sgsszSc.s
<esss ny. 1sESAEz sasng :. Chicago.
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PERSONAL.
COON BR0S. WILL MOVE NEXT
MONTH TO 1917 SECOND AVE,

But before We 70 We offer YOU some ry1t
prices that VIII certainly tempt you 10
buy.
II you want to see SNAP look at the
stationery We are Offering
Fox paper "a sheets, "a envelopes !6r
and If you can equal the quality al l5c
you have bargain
Box paper tinted blue or pink worth
&c anywhere. and bargain a, that. &c
Tablets. tha: yoa have often paid JOG for
we sell at Sc.
Stereoscope and IL views will 10 sold
special at Scr.
TIE stereoscops alone is worth thu.
amount, while the views always bring
ssE a dozen.
Easter egg dye. { eolors g..
Easter paper dye iG patterns. &C
Easter cards. new designs &c 20 &c
We have 4 line Of summer toys az t,hear r,
as they can possibly 8e sold
Doll carriages. @sc np 20 $50
Iron wagons. s5e Ia 1859
u nset FarTCws i5C to *se
Hobby horses saoo flies xwfnga rrn-
que; sets. chiidren's chairs. garden sets
toy paekaxes. teEss, balls marbles. kites
etc
Bird cages. breeding cages. sod an8
water caps, ca&e springs and hooks nira
seed. etc. a.
COON EROS, 80 PIKE St.
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WANT. ADS.

AdveSt1seoents under Any
heaalng IN cIassiAea columns
10 . wera each insesttonl mia
imam charge. 3Sc. Ciasslnea
Advertisements Puaning one
menth without change ~ copy.
~i.SO per line. Sseven words
couat - Iins). On three
0enths' order. el.S1 per 1ins
Der months On six Honahu' os-
Ger, $40 Per liAe peR neA4A,
- yearly esAsR, u per liss
Per neath.
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l.. s GOVERNMENT GooIes-Ss.a,.,r
better for Alaska timber country ana
bard work, cavalry trousers sfos,sse ovsr
seat. 8. =. dyed black, sIas5; army over
coats. dyed aIsgk s. ~. Gen Miles ssorr,
ard eo}s weather hood coats. ~ u. army
black Tooi hats. %sc. Arctic ove-srses
So FublseT blankets PC. navy ursirr
ssirss and rraWer7 si-gn each. navy
osercoats. sEs@- blankets 81 % ard a. a.
government tents. sxs s. -. sxrsngfisld
carRas1es. sS-a4: 0verxhsrfs SO tne
SHIRTS are made 81 navy cloth ard ara
ssssrsly al ~Ool XIX, liz First avenue.
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THE following patents are offered e.
sale; investors would do well to iuve6.
tigate; fuckers improved bicycle brako.
Holmbergs seif-heatsng soldering Iron.
and Snyder's seal for bottles and naakS
Copies of patents sent upon RECEIPT n
10c: capitalists. promoters and investora
seeking valuable inventions should -
dress the Patent Record. Baltimore. m
Inventors aided TO secure money VIZ
which 10 patent Inventions. Persons p.
string TO buy or sell patents fully n.
formed through the Patent Record, Hal.
t.more, Md.
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FOR Mondays trade wa ofer some good
values IN groceries
10 lbs
American fire grarutated sugar.
Noa
Choice California Tomatoes,
per can. cents.
Hawkeye sugar corn.
per can. cents
Washington brand sugar corn
per can. Q cents.
This corn sells regularly
> cans for - cents
Fancy Oregon French prunes: large and
juicy: don't require much sugar; just
tart enough TO taste right;
special price.
per H., cents.
Fresh ground rolled oats. cook up white,
clean and wholesome.
per ID. cents
CONWAY BROS. & CO..
800 Sixth ave. south.
Phone Main 5SS
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IT you are a gardener buy Malmo's seedo:
Malmo's early sunrise and Aalm0e
Klondike Queen Peas Is the most proAe-
able thing planted. For particulars c1A
at Maimo's Seed Store. 916 Second A.
nue., near Madison.
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BUSINESS chances-Cigars and firm
stand. We have for next week sons
special bargains, ard IL you wart 70 -
in business call on us at once; a yeFr
good place for $780, $50. 500, $l00. -
$780, s5to. $500. $1,000
Restaurant for saie-$sO. a good nleca
down town: $780, the finest place In So.
tie. SO q day. a snap. 81. DO 500 east
balance on time: 500 will take the ME-
little place, blocks from this ofAco
DE MERS, SPENCER & CRUN.
Sl-32 Sullivan Block
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WANTT1D-To invest 5000 TO SlS.0oo y
legitimate. well established paying
business, in or on; OF city, by party &
twenty-five years In active business: ~
wildcat scheme entertained. Addreqa
with full particulars. !. care Puoer
Intelligencer.
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1870 -------------~--------
BUSINESS CHANCEA


FOR SALE,-Anytaing and eyeryfhs.-.
sti!l they come. Morgau's Exchanss
loil Third avenue. can't all their or6sss
Great demand for saloons. res.auranfs
bakeries, grocery stores, cigar and fruit
stands, houses and lots and all kinis -
business chances.
I<ooSlng houses-Five rooms, SIS.
rooms, ssoe. rooms. ssSo. rooms. -.
rooms. $3.50: 10 rooms. $40: II roosss
$50; Il rooms, 500. Is rooms. S6O. ~
rooms. slate. Is rooms, $i.tSo: Is rocrns
500, Is rooms, 81 .l01: - rooms. 81 ~ g
rooms. $50: Is rooms. $l.ia0, % ruosas
SLIGO. "a rooms, s. tse. IS rooms. 00N.
10 rooms, s. SO. 10 rooms. s.s)o: SIS roo1sn
Ss,.W: 50 rooms. $2.ooo: 20 rooms g -
house and lot on Tenth avenue. -
Madison, house rooms. lot S0sla :
corner. $50: restaurant. s6to, resiaurssf
and bakery, 81 600: cigar stores, tAQ ~
$Soo. grocery AT invoice. SipA
MORGAN'S EXCHANGE
I0i1 Third Avenue.
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SAFETY IN SPECULATION-Sleo invest.
ed by my "safe method" IN gram y
stocks has paid 81 600 profit within j.
days; references furnished; write toe
particulars Immediately. Richard Oh
yer, Banker and Broker, Chicago Stoek
Exchange, Chicago.
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BIG BARGAfS-One of the largest An
best first-elass restaurants In the cftys
we'll established trade. everything In hege
running order; finest location: must have
cash Mt once; no agents. G s., care Post
Intellicencer.
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$2.eC0-iiOTEL. As large. light, airy, uicoly
and completely furnished rooms: cvery.
thing neat, clean and first-class' VIM 4
splendid transient patronage: courns.
deus halls: low rent: Just been rcnor
waited: with a large bank roll to ~
credit. is for the first time put on H.
market: at time. too when Sesttlsn
hotels will groan under the strain r
caring for the enormous travel; the NJ
prietor must so; the first 10 see a.
property will be the lucky one. FSasaH
81 Hinckley block
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THE SEATTLE PosTINTEIIIGENCER. SUNDAY 1885
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued.


INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS
School. Scranton. Pa: capital So. H", 10
professors, -5.sssa students; oesldss IN
structsou pamphlets; set OF fise or more
tex. books free with course: these worth
half the cost of instruction. electric
power and lighting. marine. stationary
or locomotive engineering. Ss on y per
month plan: 81 on s. plan; fifty differ
ent studies; don't take anything that Is
without financial rating. Address A. r.
Shay general agent. Seattle, WASH.
SEATTLE MESSENGER CO.. GA Second.
wants TO deliver your package. prompt
service guaranteed. ring Q. r. box or
phone Main 10
wANTED-Second-ha sewing machine:
state price and make. Address No. Is.
Holyoke block.
WANTED-Single driving horse: must Be
gentle. 1o3 New York building.
wANTED-Good piano: first class make.
Address room 81. Butler hotel.
WANTED-MeGiuns ssx~d Office safe C..
l.. Parker. ga Burke building.
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WANTED-Solicsiorst 10 secure orders Tor
the celebrated book, THE Story OF the
Philippines and the Deeds of the Gallant
Dewey" by Hon. Murat Haistead, re-
Gently returned from the Philippines:
he tells all about the islands. the peo-
pie, the wars. about Dewey the man
and Dewey the hero. the Idol of the ma
ton, as gained from personal associa-
ton with the great admiral on the decks
OF the Olympia. contains an eloquent
account of Dewey's famous battle IN
Mania bay as related In the adm.rafs
able way, goes like wiadfire; nearly SO
large pages l5o rare engravings; big
book. low prices: nothing equals this
book TO sell: many clearing so daily;
We give credit. pay freight and furnish
outfit: write today. Barber Bros. s.
Hess, $50 Dearborn street, Chicago.
WASTED-R. X. iaborers and teamsters.
$l-15 and So, clear, free pass To work.
ship daily: 800 r. r. ties. engineer, So.
negro or negro impersonator for street
work. $40 week; boomman. $50. farm
hands. Transfers and mixers. so 10 So;
skidder, 81, swampers. $2.25: barkers.
&2-35. hook tender. 81 so: fallers. $3.50:
line teamsters. eco: camp blacksmith.
$4S and found. second cook: disbwasher:
quarry and brush iaborers. s.; mill
hands; drag saw helper. $40: man and
wife, city. $35, sled leaders, 81, coal road
men. select help for the largest and
best firms OF the state. fi.t0:n years
experience. George w. Crane. loo Wash
ington street
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-FEMAIE

GERMAN compile wishes situation In rri-
vata fatnisys man coach man and gard
ensr wife nrst-csass cook. understan.
french and German cooking thoroug My:
rfss-ciass references. Address X 7. care
Posf-lntel.geneer
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FOR SALE-45 room, hotel, centrally =.
Gated: rent only $45 per month; "a
lease, made three years ago. YunninE
nearly two years yet: always full an
very cheap for cash. Spencer q Co.. ~
First avenue.
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WANTED PHYSICIAN, familiar with sne-
cialtst nraettc. preferred. must he reg
fstered. Address stating particulars
sge, states r-gissnred in. and waere per~
sonai interview can be had - s., care
Post- In,csii seRcrr
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WE handle all Republic stocks and upO
application can quote the very loweos
pos Bile prices on same. Back Bone AnA
Gold Standard are our sreciastics, w. b.
Vincent Il Co, s and Roxwell block.
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WANTElsseo.0oe market gardeners to
plant Maimo's kionaike Queen Sweet
Table Peas. larger BETTER and ea,ita~
than atly ether variety. price reason
able. Malmo'a Seed store s,s second
avenue
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this Office:

LODGE NOTICES.
ARCANA LODGE. 81. e. anG A. NJ. meets
second ard fourth Mondays each month.
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TIE most complete stock Of cut ncwef1l
plants and seeds al Malmo's. si6 Sec0n9
avenue. near Madison street. ". b.
Seeds of all the best sweet peas. snctu0.
ing about 10 varieties new and old.
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PARTIES with limited means can occurs
large territory for patent, an artide
that cells on sight: large profits. Can
between ard 3 O'clock, rooms JOG ana
3c7 Bailey block.
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FOR sALE~An entire restaurant oufn-.:
range, tables. dishes cash register. ev.
erything AT bargain: owner has no u.s.
for H. VIM. r. Harper. Dexter Horton
Bank building
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ROBINSON yAPOR BATH CABINETS
in stock. Have door and top curtains.
Can be sent 10 your residence for iuscec-
ton. 5c,eo0 In use. Don't go to Hot
Springs. Use cabinet at home VIII cure
Ia grippe, colds and rheuma ism. VIII
keep you well. Descriptive matter free
c. b. Hills. general agent. so Burke build.
ing.
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MAKE your money earn money; -
money-maiSing chances In stocks, whlok
cotton and bonds are better and ot1
now than ever before; there are no To-
under our plan. and stipulated lncc10
on your capital Is guaranteed: every r.
city for successful investment 10 oltefen
our clients, write for free advice and III
erature. showing how You may increaoo
your income without risk. c. &. MAc&0
& Co.. % Broadway. New York.
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THE MARY ANN and the Mary Ann n.
tension mines. in the Republic district,
are making fine record. Some Of dis
stock has been left with Us for saJo -
prices which are desirable.
FEHREN MARVIN COMpANy.
2GS Pioneer Building.
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IF you are a gardener buy Maimo's seeds;
Malmo's early sunrise and Maimo's
klondike Queen Peas is the most profit-
able thirg planted. Fer particulars call
at Malmo's Seed Store. 9l6 Second ave.
nue.. near Madison.
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Slg, CIGAR stand, s10a eight furntshe0
rooms. rent 500. 81 200. grocery store oa
second avenue: 200. Broom brick me-
tel. Gardner Land Co., SO New fof1
block
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WE REPAIR all makes OF Sewing Ma
chimes; only the best skilled woykmen
are employed: needles. shuttles and parts
for all machines constantly on hand: IL
you want the best give US a trial; every
thing guaranteed satisfactory or money
refunded. 2l4 Columbia street, next door
10 postoffice Seattle.
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MENTAL SCIENCE-Dr. Melissa C..
Gidean and Orpha Jones' teachers and
heaters through the Christ method. To-
Gated in the Bigelow block corner OF
Second and Union street; class taught
Rooms and 10. Office hours 10 to r.
to ). No charges: free will offerings
accepted.
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FOR RENT-Two large rooms in eierao,
private house. with board II desired
Address : :. care Observation-Disclosures
FDK RE<T-one or tws rooms with or
without board. 81 MaYion
PLEASANT boarding Mrs. Rlackwert
1850 Marion street
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WANTED-For u. 6. army: able-bodied
unmarried men between ages OF Is and
3. citizens OF the United States, OF
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read and write En-
glish. For informal ton apply TO recruit
Ing officer, Pioneer book. FIRST avenue
and James street. Seattle Wash.
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SAW AND SHINGT.E MILL for eale-&
complete mill OF fifty to etxty .hcuna1
lumber and fifty thousand shingles cnno-
city; timber supply .nexhaustih.a; e6ul
rail facilities. plant In perfect ruapinR
order. Address Washington xAchtn1gY
Depot. Tacoma, Wash.
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BEST GOODS IN
SMALLEST PACKAGES
Cali at is2S,s Second avenue and see the
finest line OF watches ever shown in Sc
attic. Paddy Phillips, Howard, Van
Guard. Creseen; Street, Riverside. Royal,
Riverside Naximes, p s Bartlett
EiSin and American Wal,ham. all high
est grades, and will be sold in contunc-
ton with everything connected with or
carried by a first-ciass jewelry house.
Positively sales daily. ESQ ard 80 D. m.
q. w CARMACk
l52si. Second Avenue,
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PACIFIC Electric and Galyan.c Belt Co.
will sell You teits ard appl arceS cheaper
than any one else: all goods warranted:
easily regulated. carry stronger current:
do not fail to get our prices. Second and
Pike.
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WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS are
gaining ground very fast. stone dealers
To the contrary notwithsi anding. About
10000 now in use, and the end is not
Yet Recommended by metallurgists ge-
ologists and scientists as comparatively
indes;ruc,iole. Call and see cuts and
samples. Room 30 Hinckley block. Ed
gar Bryan. Agent.