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san FRANCISCO. Dec. ta.--Th~ trarz-
port Hancock arrived tbs afternoon from
Manila. va MAz-zSAlG WtEh a Wrts4scrr,4s
carzo 70 consists < Eha bodies q analsf
- soldiers Anl1 sailors whG either Eisss
F~ battle ar sZGeG bed no tas rawRxpw
u disease "a Ihe Felip p&-es. Cainz- Ca n
anG Hsnolz4sz- TE-s = t.e largest number
~ A03iss hSCUKat bone since the gur.
break q tins spaEish-Az1erfea1 Mar
TIE HArcfscE MI M&ely remain Ia zua--
znEine a few Gays TE@ bodies viii -
takes ID ths Preside and paacsd "a ne
oaIfIGlazs there pending tnternaenr Or shsp-
meat 70 ire homes % relatives
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COMMERCE OF THE PORT.
Exports for yoveabey axxrexase In
valse 1877 Amount
Il n Sss .Gsoo

PORT Nar3er T@zs@rrs rsprrr ct rts hxs-
fnsss transacted during S1venrh@r vas
Hgs< YESTERDAY az TIRE effy haT e shows
thar the total rzs-s 81 imports issrfr9 t1s
rpDnrh Was g 80 VIC ard ths exports ag-
9rexzts6 EF-M7 TIE rsrs5-- furnishes
q gDs,s exhsbst ~ tse Fes1rzs 81 es5r- zerre
Mt the port ~ Seattle
FossSwf-x u an abstract - the -spSr-s
s<s fsnnsss q r><m snt sassuE v-~sls arrived
ant te-aT-@s
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TIE funeral q Edward 3. shack. whsch
was ersxsraltY Announced Tor : . rfgsfS
this Afternoon frcm the family rsssAsrise
at 1ls MA1ssnn street. ~as Festerssay
Afternoon pssrpCr41 unzE Wessnssslay
nzar-fnz AZ Il a'csaek
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1850 FszaAx1cGl AS Yesterday after-
nsan haHna over tar trial Ia he s,4ns rtsa~
eoUrt hg 51SstcR Cam charEe 3 wiFh rha
bur<ssrv - the res seEce of r vrcA
al 41 EweatV-secpn1 ayenHa. ca Satasr-
dav tssI The defendant lutrcGgtce,s -
testimony IN as sWn behalf
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Ffaa. Trunk on Sidewalk.

Detective Prilnriek early yzssArssy
morning discovered a large wooden truak
fyfnE upCn Ehs Sidewalk On Cai4rrirfa
street sl1nTs41e .he Boston block q "a
ca zsssE Il 70 De- removed 70 rcEice heat-
quarters ker Naturalization Il vas al
Grst thought 70 - the prosperity * a
woman wnss mpl@ine1 80 the rssIice rrRs
a Aisssne=t exgressrnan hass f4lles % g.
liver ser trunk bux sks easSlAizssst owner
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H BoytSn Aast aixht reported 70 the
D1llre Tat rs house. situated an TharTv-
srzs axHnue. near James street wzs en-
tered ~ a burglar Ant a few artlcles Z
nnrnzrai yAs1@ tAksn 2Ear0fru- -na
hssrwEAry occurred 1urins ths absence 81
2 <a-7ffv
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THE best running ~afch Is EsogI,
Eleds SpecI4l. Nc. "a SSccnz ayer2S
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pairing for entertainments az Different
xinxfs to De given during Christmas hogi-
days
The copper era., 1900-04-26
Democrats take Notice.

On Saturday, May 5, at the school house, in this precinct, a meeting of Democrats will be held for the purpose of selecting seventeen representatives to the county convention in Solomonville, on May 12, when delegates will be chosen to the Territorial convention to be held in Phoenix on May 23d. At the latter convention delegates will be elected to at tend the National convention at Kansas City, Mo-, July 4, 1900
 c. M. SHANNON, Committeeman. Clifton, Ariz April 26, 1900.
The copper era., 1900-04-26

A. M. Scott returned from Solomonvine Sunday and on yesterday morning opened up the mercantile establishment of S. J. Forbes, successor to s. w. Price & Co.
 S. J. Forbes has a large stock of drygoods of the latest spring and summer styles; also the finest groceries, and large consignment of potatoes that he will dispose of at bottom figures.
 Thirsty people should drink Coca-Cola. L. w. Smith is serving it very cold just now.
 The county authorities have had a new set of Reward Circulars printed, naming the amount of s2OOO as the sum guaranteed by the relatives of the murdered boys and the county for the assassins alive or dead-St- Johns Herald.
 Fresh Apricotts-from Yuma Heights-atJ. & A. Smiths.
 Marinus Christensen arrived Saturday night from Solomonville, bringing with him "Climax Jim'' who is having his preliminary trial today, charged with breaking some of the territory's ten commandments.-St Johns Herald.
 Attorney General Ainsworth has handed down an opinion to the effect that corpora tions formed under the laws of this territory by parties who are non-residents must have a resident agent at the place of business designated in their articles of incorporation On Tuesday of this week, at Solomonville, S. J. Forbes, of theefirm of s. w. Price & Co.,, the business of which was recently placed in the hands of Receiver Ben Clark for settle ment, bought MT. Prices interest in the store and is now conducting business at the old stand on Chase Creek.
 s5c per yard, Chinese Mating at J. & A. Smiths.
 The news has reached Clifton Friday that Happy Jack" Sedman died of pneumonia at Hugh McKane's ranch about six miles this side of Alma New Mexico, one day last week, after an illness of IA days. MT. Sedman was an oid-timer in this section and owned small ranch on the Blue. Freel Freel Save your coupon tickets and secure premium at J. & A. Smiths. It would be unsafe for a person to prowl around any Chinese abode, in Clifton or Nor enci, after dark, now. Since the three Chinamen were murdered at Morenci the Mongolians have oiled up their old fire arms and purchased new ones, as they are pretty well worked up over the sad affair.
 CheeseI Cheese! Everybody likes good | cheese and J. & A. Smith have it.
 Messrs. Riggs, wolf hunters who trailed the supposed Indians who shot Prospector Mack, found the place where the fellows | changed their moccasins for boots. There were also other indications that the men were not Apaches, but desperadoes and that they have since effected juncture with Scarborough's slayers.-Range News.
 The magazines for May are arriving daily. | You know where to get them.
The copper era., 1900-04-26

heavy steel rails for the old ones that are being taken up and shipped back to the steel works. The new rails have been laid from Guthrie to point about two miles beyond Duncan, and the con- tractor expects to reach Lordsburg with in twenty days. When that work is con- pleted the outfit will be brought back to Guthrie and new rails will be laid from there to Clifton.
The copper era., 1900-04-26

Hypermetropia or ''far-sight' is responsi- ble for about 80 per cent of all cases of con vergent squint or strabismus, among child. Ten: If taken in early stages when sqniinnt qiitn correctly fitting spectacles If neglected un- til a child is grown, the trouble becomes per eration. To test the eyes of a child too young to read letters, we have recourse to the oPn- thalmoScOpe and the shadow test. The lat ter is the most useful, as it makes the Optician independent of any answers he may receive; and is, at present, one of the most scientific and correct methods for testing the eyes,.
 We use these instruments, and what is still more essential, have the necessary knowl- edge to use them intelligently.
The copper era., 1900-04-26

Graham and Gila counties should each have a representative to the Kansas City convention. These counties, together with Yavapai and Mohave, have been furnishing the big majorities for democracy. It is good idea to select delegates from the seat of intelligence and loyalty to the cause of silver. Bryan should be endorsed in the territorial convention and only Bryan men should be sent to represent the party Phoenix Enterprise. The following are the dates of the different national conventions for this year: Repubh- cans, June 19, in Philadelphia; Democratic,- July 4, in Kansas City; Populist, May g. Sioux Falls s. D.; biddle-of- -the-road Populist, May g, in Cincinnati; Prohobitionist, June 2, in Chicago.
 Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, at Dunn's
 I shine shoes. Long Tom, Opposite Clifton Hotel.
 The finest brandies in town at John 0. Smiths, Chase Greek.
 Finest wines and liquors for medical use at Dunn's Drug Store.
 Go to Jack Goodwin, on Chase Greek, for first-class shave or hair cut.
 CHAMPION MOWERS at H. P. Noake's, Fl Paso, Tex. Write for prices.
 Ice cold bottle beer 30 cents per bottle {; by the glass 10 cents. John O. Smith, Chase Creek.
 G. F. Gray, the accommodating assist ant express agent, made flying trip to Lordsburg Tuesday.
 J. N. McFate & Go. are handling the celebrated bottle beer made by the Lone Star brewery, of San Antonio.
 Drop in and see John Smith. He keeps the best whiskey, the best brand ies and the best cigars in town.
 There will be meeting of Democrats in primary convention on Saturday, May 5, for ths purpose of sending represents tives to Solomonville, to attend con- vention at that place on May 12, when delegates will be chosen to the Terrltor' ial convention to be held in Phoenix on May 12. The latter convention will elect delegates to the national convention al Kansas City, Mo-, July 4. This precinct is entitled to F delegates to the Solomon vile convention and it is hoped there will be a large turn out of Democrats al the primary.
 The road bed of the Arizona and New Mexico railway from Clifton to Lords. burg has been placed in excellent condi- ton, and a large force of laborers are now busily engaged in substituting new
The copper era., 1900-04-26

If you want to be in the "push" go to the Manila Bay on Chase Creek and get a drink of ice cold beer.
The copper era., 1900-04-26
House and Lot for Sale.

House and lot, with four rooms and hall, in Riverside addition to Clifton. Apply to James V. Parks, Duncan, or George Hormeyer, Cn1- ton, Arizona.
The copper era., 1900-04-26

CHAMPION MOWERS at H. P. Noake's, Fl Paso, T-x. Write for prices.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were fied for record In the
county auditors Office Yesterday
Daisy H. Wintez aud husband TO samuel Mans
ford lot 3. block 2. Georgetonps subdF o. tract 10
,i5s. r ,.,,
tsr 1t NIX lots and 6, block p, kiihournes DIV 70
r. Van Re yan,sr, as sheriff Of King county. 70
Annie Il Tounsend, iots and 1, block Is. Bel n
Denny: and lot g. block y. Fourth add OF w y.
Bell Nsn.i5
Al r Van De vapter, "A sheriff ~ King county,
10 Aunie Waite Williams. lot s, block IS, Bell a.
Denny. s23HB
Nellie phinney. executrix 70 Alfred Peterson and
Va Marriott, block u, Woodland add 10 Salmon bay
N.1T5
Lynn Nichols and A. r. Nichols 70 Eriek Daniel
son i0ts 81 and IS. block II, Lake View add, to
STATE of Washington 10 Bernard FeilJ lots !. Z,
5 and g. bioek io4. and lots /, 3 B. T. >, aud 7,
block 3d. Seattle lids Land, fi.Shi.
rrancis A. Bell ct III. n William Bolborsf, lot u,
bloch Z Francis A Belis add, $50
David Fergusur 20 William swan. lot u, block .,
jackson Street add. 81, 500
Martin Hobbs "a M. 10 Walter r Ritter. lot IL
and A lot H. block o. Rengsturff's sdd. 500,
William r. Sherman Il 10 ". L. Perrin, 0 30 n
u lot H. bloch 4 Nsris's add. 81, etc
West Seattle Land aud improvement Company to
Catherine " Hun lot 70, hieck 10, u plat J. West
seattle Imp Go i plat 500
n a. Clark et ny 10 Andrew Merchant. part sec
y, 70 q n. RI .. 500.
clara Lill's Emefson and husband to j. H. At
wood. lots . and "a bioek II. Hardwood add
Grain Wocdworh 81 ur 10 Emma A. Rowland.
lots I. ard 10 block A. nunn's add. $500.
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LICENSES TO WED.
BIRTHS.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

fa,aiiy residence sa2 Second avenue. Aiameretta,
the f-year1ld daughter q Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker, q measles.
aHIELDs-In Ballard. August q, 1900. Lawrence,
cOIyMAN-tn this city, August a. 1900, At the
family rcsidence I5H Mercer street Nellie, wife
~ Charlie Coleman, aged = Year,, Of septic pos
onins
Nixoy-f Ia thss eity. August "a, 1900. at the fam
~ residence corner Sixth avenue and Weller
street Mrs Nellie Nixon. aged 10 years. OF par
alyxiA
Funeral peryices viii be held Sunday. at 10 a. N.
from Butterworths CHAPEL
prRNtVY- Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth
Buruiey viii be held sunday at p M. from
Fufteruoffhia chapel.
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DECENTRALIZATION WANT An,
AGENCIES

~ restisseiiiscncer has established branch ascn-
esss whers classified Advertisements will b. received
until 10 .. m each t.y The rates charged at the
branch agencies are tho IS at the PsstInslli.
espcer business ofics Cash sds only will be taken
q branch agencies Following Is the list Of agencies.
Neske Barrtastoa's arug store,
Becsad avenue and Pike,
broadway Pharmacy, y. E. Fisher,
broadway and James.
Nentsn mn Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
WatiA Waila Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst sud East Jefferson
Browns Pharmacy. corner Yesier
and Broadway.
shtrtiem's Druu store, Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy, IO2. uow-
rlt. corner boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
ana First avenue.
A. u. Guys Pharmacy, Denny why
and Fifth aveauc aorth.
y. u. cossixaa's Pharmacy, Qnc~n
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Pr~ston's Pharmacy, Ballard ave.
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont pran Company, Lake
str-et and Ewtsa avenue.
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FOR sALE-CIrY REAL 1870.
Continued.
LIYERMoRE.s sprc1..

L1VERMoRE'S SPECIArs
"A Great Bargain. Must IL a..
,,t Hean me Following Lines Csrst.
Nine Therefore, "H'ssA 4
lst.-on Ninth ave.,-therefcv~- .s..i
2nd.Good Observation-Disclosures. :
srd-New Observation-Disclosures.
4th-Cioss TO school and Church,.
sth.Two car iines-therefors--v,rv =.
sth, , cash paymsnt-sAs,,.
7th-Price observation-disclosures -,
Ii. va ~
sth-Rent as,co-therefore-pau
income fNss M
eth-lt's a special barsa,n--,h..-.
call on LIvERMoRE and %, sasstett-
and terms. and then go and loat T. IN
&.ee-lSo acres timber on the Soma IN
acre tracts for homes ON the S.lrscS ~
coma Electric Railroad -sN n,
N,6oo-Two and a half acres -.
Prospect ave. West Seattle fne Rs,aas
$50 Per acre for Sound water from, 81
ssoa-For q very fine lo-aere ,r.e,
front, running spring water. ma ssE
beach, quick transportation. ~HQ
S2,s51-2lo acres fine water front d.. .
Seattle.
sS,o0o-20 acres between seats,e a.. =
mont, suitable for plating fssss IN
5000. :" se'e'' ~
ss.ooo--Fine tx per cent. inve,tu.., Z.
Pike street. -
c. b. LIvERMoRE. ia New ION y.
DENNY-Bf.AINE LAKE plhr
The Most PICTURESQUE Site on Isks ~
ton
Only twenty-five minutes from n. =.
ness center on the MadronA uns ~
a twelve-minute service. ~
The Parked Avenues are 3ss6.a
They Have City wates.
They Have Cement walka
Go With One OF Our Men a = :.
Property.
1t WIN Pay You.
DENNY BLAINE LAND CoMpAna
Dexter Horton Bank DuildlrT
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE --Travsline agent, are A
D. Burnett, ]. A. Mcclellan. o b. Locmis and ".
uianchaf1 City collectors are n. r. Hawiey. John
p. Sheen a. J. A, doodfecw. A. II Mills and
Robert AHA. Postnastefs everywhere are our
agents. Pay MONEY only 10 these and 10 resi-
sent sssnn in the various cities and towns Of the
Northwest
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WANT ADS.

Aavertis .ssents under any
heading in cInssided columns, 7
lc . word each insertfont min Z
fmum charge, 25c. Classified
advertisements running one
msnth without change of copy. I
q1.s0 per line (seven words !
count Co iineD. On three Z
acnths' order, sf.s5 per line
per month, ON six months' or :
aer, ei.2O per tine per month, Z
On yearly order. ~ per iine
per month.
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si.2oe- i9oxl2o feet, on Eastlake avenue
corner; excellent location for
-. houses 20 rem, on sell
fSse~1-rrom house. and LOT saxiO0 feet.
with fruit. and good well. handy
20 esrs and school. street graded
s'0l--N-tvorn house. and lot taxieo feet
on Nineteenth avenue north. com.
Portable home for little money
si,s'e-s9xi2g feet. with two houses. hath
toilet, city water. street graded
aud paid for. handy 10 ears ana
school easy walking distance: bar.
t,so-carner lot on Twentieth aver..
Win s-reom house and barn fruit
Come n and see our list OF cheap lots
Also farm property
LLEwELLYN 4 WARD. IFS Marion 81
FOR SALE RY VI. ". nEARBppN
u Union Hook
VIZ bsgcN, " lots, zach 8gxia3 feet with
afHN " f"et. one block north IN tSir-
neaf park small house. barn chicken
zen, feneu and hedge around the whole
sl9gk. yigw q hay that cannot be OBJ
slxiD feet on wesilake avenue. twa-
stgry modern h0use. graded street snd
sewer connection f ks1
sixiie feet. hair bloch from Iaeksan
street. small house n Year. fof ss.,,es,
y. street Ffaeei; ii.ap9. easy isrrns
49,. tFti r"rneF On Tntrtsenth avenue
NgIin, D9th strects gradsd; tBa
FOR sAL..-A choice lot ia Rsnton aadi-
W.n. tgF tAo less fhaD current pricez
100 Lots on West street car line
kla4~4s0ts on Ma1rona car line
A@S~lo,s on Iwenty fourth avenue
near East Marion street
Terms On above II desired. X van
want cheap building lots for ca.h a..
have them for -, 60. 80, 81 and ~,
each
FoRREsT 4 sHorwELL.
Washington building.
LARGE. weIi-builf house. xitb snl.r-s1s
view Of Lake WnahingtsFf and beagtif,,i
surroundings. a fine home for farniiv
and real bargain.
Also fots on graded Ntreete In sf.,,a,,
neighborhOod. close 70 three ear iinss
Executors Of an estate are closing these
out at way-down figures Apply 10 e1-
scutOFs.
STEIN & BARNES. 5ss New York BLOCK
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MofORMEN~Ne arr making fot your
special use Stoves. MantDclier STYLE, re-.
iotorcea palm. ef asbestos tanned horse
hide
Alaska mfts with uF without removable
lininEs. siso leather suspenlfrE 81 YQu
try them Yea VIII have no other
PACIFIC nk0k aR AGE co.
100 FteFt AVENUE
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so.Inrf Noricns.

r~s-@s--sH~----ssya7ssss-A
NEW opening dancing glasses Mapaay
and Friday EVENING". AZ S.N az Prot
pfke street AnG Ftfth avenue; private
iessaaa aaily. Bali room aud danclns
Guide Aeft free
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.ooan NOTICES.

aonaE NOTICES.
-~-----.-r.ss-ar~
ST JOHNS I0nUE. 30. 3 r. and 4. ~
mptta this saturday evening at $
y clock Important business ana second
degree, on h'fee Masoua aro cordiaiiv
invited. a. \ Guernsey. ; ". y 4
PqscFsor. sroreiafy
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-At free employment Office. city
hall:
head failers. ..,,...,.,,..,,..,.... $50 day
second tatlers.. ..'........s..,.,. 10 day
10 Fuckers ,sss.t.s..+..-......s S.4S day
bankers ..,s-..,...,... .v..,.s, $50 day
snlpefN. ss.--.s.t... .ss...-. ...-- s4.be DAY
rlgang SINGERS ..,,,...,..,.,...ss s. ~ day
- sWampeTs .,.t.,.....s ......... 81 20 day
x skid road men ..4..............S q day
This Is q uFat-class cash camp, no fee
wANTEp- For United states marine
corps. United States navy, able bodied
unmarried men OF good habits, between
ages OF q and 20. must be citizens or
have legally declared Intention to be-
come citizens. For further information
apply at marine recruiting oftiee. room
ali. i5l Aesler way. seattle.
RELIABLE man to represent In rdst-
dent community old established house
worth t1a oea Duties require hiring help
making collections and some office
work Liberal salary aud expenses adj
yancsd ia right party Address WA, j.
L.ttia Mgr, lz8 Chestnut street, Nhsla
dephie "a.
YOUNG man au hin clerk ana house
salesman must be QUICK and eNcep-
own handwriting, salary expected ssla
references Address IS care Post
tntellrgnrer,
WANTED Twelve persons 20 travel; SAL
afy Ns and expenses. absolutely no
cuee. enclose ecif-addrcssed envelope
Colonial Company. "a Dearborn ct,
Chicago
GOVERNMENT PosITIQNs-poat rrs-
pare for any civil ssrvics cNamlualion
without seeing our Illustrated cataloEge
~ Information. sent frrc Columbian
Correspondence college, Washington.
WANTED TifUy mon for sewer warS.
Njs 90 N@. el&hi hours dry work
work Jefferson and EgAtcenth. Mitchell
& uard
BRIGHT, energetic meu 10 represent us
Throughout the state. good CugHw sstrn.
accident ana health insurance. Tho CO.
iumhtaa AecidCnt Association. Collins
block
statesmen 70 sell perfumes. toilet
SOAPS. etc. 20 dealers fiM monthly
aud expenses. experience unnecessary
Plomer foTfgmcry CO. 81 louis. 40.
WANTED Man 90 milk % cows at dairy
good WaNeF NAi4. steady aon. Also >
Swedee. 81 work on farm. CAN ou pr. r
ReeFes hofn Mss X SEATTLE.
WANTED Men. ac. S. and s. M. bssf
III camp board S@ rwsnty-rrsi ana
East hu two blocks from Madison
street power house
WANTED Stroux. reliable loys 10 de-
liver papcrs Apply circulation ucpart-
mcnt, Post Intelligence oflcc between
le aud " a. N.
COMPETENT hookkecpsr and Office mar
STATE Rep experience ana line 81 Vrark.
used %. Address c L. Care Pcst-rntelii-
WASTED--A boy 90 learn the clo,hlng
business and 10 make himself generaug
usefal' Kline 4 Rosepoers.
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nELr wANrEp-FEMAIn.

HOT SEk EkPER for city. cooks for city
and country; mattresses, women Tor
laundry work, geseTat Homework girls
Queen city Enploy meut once il05
Third. phone Green ieol. Your patronage
solicited.
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The following lsttsrs await advertisers
at this once
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EMPLOYMENT wAsrEn-rEmAL

=-7s~s'-sn>r-----
SITUATION, by competent SRI, go 40
houscw ERIK small family preferred Ad-
dress q IS. Posl-t atrliicencer
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DAIRY farm. iss acres. partially ~.
proved ~ acres bottom land, only tnfsss
miles from Kirkland. an east SIDE y
Lake Washington. Price S0 Per &crs
Carraher. i0i Bailey building.
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COMPOSiTION-W are now prepared 20
do composition for the trade (any meas.
crel. IN uonpareu. minion. brewer ana
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
call or address. Posl-Intelllgsnesr, Sc
attic.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

81 600 for half-interest in one of the LEADING
single mills in the state: capacity, Su.-
600; mill cost $4,000, and is very desirahly
located.
$500 for single mill in suburban town;
easy terms 10 responsible party.
121-room hotel .....,...... .Slspp
50-room hotel Observation-Disclosures. sfVpo
45-room hotel ........... ................-S2I5u
32-room hotel MINIMUM. ~ toV
And scores OF others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

THE celebrated Henry Long Farm. y y
Chshaiis. considered by many 70 y W
VIII he sold ~ the administrator. ~ ~
ieFnber !, either In parcels or A. vns,s
10 the highest bidder. full infOrmsues
by addressing W. r. Allen. si2 caiipr
MIA building Tacoma.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-05
King KanuCk (NO. SGD

Will make~the season of 1900 at my
stable two and one-half miles north Of
Ely and four miles southwest of
Woodland.
KING is dark bay, I6t hands
high, with dark points, fine style and
action, very large fiat bone and short
back; in other words, frst-class
Clydesdale stallion.
KING KANUCK mo. SCI was bred
by Mr.. John Roberts, of Terra, On
tario; sire, Hamlin Ql8) by Black
Spot (5853); first dam, Fan (l32) by
Young George. seconded dam by Young
England.
This fine draft horse will serve
mares at $500 to insure in foal.