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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27
AT MINES OF TIE SLOGAN.


n 10 expected thAt she itlshisrsa rngfl
ana tv,an.w&r ali ~ ensnf irtgsf 4rd ~
fgsnm{mg a4Gar NJ the taes % ghts nasnth
Ts34hie sAa Arisen N@eF tHs wkna<es
neesst "a tae CNanfs&a nnina. nsNf 7soeAr
srss sas esaFsa have eesn caiist - 20
ee4ste sfe atspets
I'VE Rsuhssf -Carihco utne wAteh has
tssn ssrsiex Nas &eVrs vRFy fsch ere tsgr-
IL y a. hkes A suiA aut W. 90 fAe Frep-
Ys@ g.anesrnsa ,4slns 70 asfssr rssaAiasss
~ffl wra-k thts wtrses. aa2 fsBtaT - 49,
saa sAxsa ep N - az SAe NUArssxs Ter
me sainsTx
rhrrs saa4 q hiKh-s fsas Gro a aas arr
hasrK ihksn sax & tns SFVeertge- Tee
$50 strge as fssa wzep@gfF a4s nFefs A~ftss
fss~esaT sstenE A. hs8nS ytxaFNgsstg Nrcs~
emtsA 81 Ehe F4Hx@rsY 90 r. Ac4t Maum-
tain cempaAx, Nrt r sse@tne ~ IA esf
shaFs
4 shsnnsnt was rNosnflY Hssas e .ss
Han M,nes anqit6E sFDsa shs NEVans- &rf
seSaFns - ~ r. gni& sae ssiws~ wsss Nv
eakres sstag a&sssS al ssfsmnes
F'2Vs t@2n kgs A. ~@rs 90 tAe Eess FNx
s3Assn Nks cnsnrsrNrs8s Ara arE ats -
sairped ssH7s ghs pFuSsFty - fAa ssas
Tks resusns far nse srsss 81 are sss.
aaf AAtetr ~ tA~ HAmasna riasra - So.
ssas ftfv m@sfs1 fHa NWw@ra 81 la9 ~tta
xAfrgaeus @&s Atettess tate tao lets. fha
sat a. waseh gave - ai1Hres fn SILVER
assa ths saspaA - eaz1as.
Maurt--s gf&asftsrgxg hks twelve rser AZ
ueeS 90 nGafrzas ~ tks &onstcf rs4Ae
rsanalrx rrassrag tnzEsl e t&g tie ss.sxe
at a ecn&iasrnai0 1irsAars s~tew tha
rFsseu; wesksnss Tas tau1ei "a already
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27
ALL In ONE CORPORATION.
Geld Htu wsntpg Company Ab.erhs
yartous Properties Wear the
0ou naary Line.

GRAND FORKS II G., Nov. 1H.-W Y.
NEWTON manager 10 the Newton copper
group. near the International boundary
line, south OF this city ard on the Amert-
can side. reports that the shaft ~ new
down nlnefy Ave feet. and that an add
tionai shift ~ men have bsen put to work
on the property, bringing the force M 70
The fun complement The group of Eve
claims Is awne-f prinripsIty BY Iowa men.
a. h also the Copper Ralison greun ~ i've
claims adjoining the Newton Copper On
the south, and also the MaGtspn-carrol
group ~ s~o claims, . short distance eAr<
~ the Copper Bullion Although owned
Nv practically the same men, the sroups
We're operated by three different cunap3-
efeA a rsnrxn aiEntsan has ftt@t taken
place. the three companies nstrg corr
hissed fn ons. under the name ef the Gold
Hap M,nlnx Company. ire capital stock
IL n M so The MAafeon-c arrnl Is tenn
gnrayflv closed down, awaiting tNs ar
rival AZ machinery The shaft sunk
Y, = aekth a. no fact ON the Head ard
srass-r4lt driven shirty feet A fgf force
AZ suen - smpipyed ON the scurer Bui-
Hen A shaft MAS sunk eighty feet and a
tunnel driver - feet cfose-cuftiug tbs
has 4 drift WIS then run ~ feet On the
lead ana ~ she end a winse sunk seven
tx tsaA vas er6ss-eut ans found "a ~
eighteen seet wtte With ere which aver
ag-z III ana viii concsniyate ~ a ratio
~ IA % 4 The ere - principally white
quarts carving sfricxsrs ~ aray copper
ara considerable gaienA Picked taEapie@
have ruH a. high ~ from SO 20 sZ - Feis
ana frNtn 81 - ~ n silver. A. MeEln-
se< farfueety - nusfs. Mort IL sa@ertn-
teaEsnt % the three pscperfips
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NIGHT SCHOOL COURSE.
xIII.-How TO AVOID COMMON
BLtNDERs.


L VIII be convenient n cur discussion
70 group common grammatical clandtTs
under the various parts ~ speech
Nouns are words used as names. The
hrst practical thing 20 b. noted ahAut
Them IS that IN thu usage ~ good writers
some nouns begin with capital letters.
while others DC not This dtstinction IN
practice Is based upon the classification
Of nouns as common and proper
a common naan u a name common or
applicable 10 all objects of the same kind
las house. boat. book. river. Kingdom.
Common nouns. when written, begin with
small letters. a proper noun Is the name
OF some particular object. TO distinguish
that object from others 81 its ksnd-ss
Gray Gables. Oceanic. Bible. Nile, Spain
Proper nouns. when written. always be-
SIN with capital letters. so also do words
derived from them--as America. Anert-
can. Ancricanisns
The next practical observation 20 be
made about nouns relates 10 the subject
Of gender Gender Is classification Of
nouns according 20 the sex OF the chSects
for which they stand. a word dencting q
male object being Of the masculine gem
DER, a word denotinR female object be-
Ing % the feminine Render In most eases
gender in our use 81 language may BE-
said 10 take care ~ itself most masculine
nouns heing unronscsonsiy referred 20 by
he. his" or .'hi,n." feminine nouns by
she" hers" or her" In the case If a
few nouns. however biunasr@ are fire.
auents therefore we give a iiss N words
Of different gerders that are sometimes
FNa A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27
MEMS AND GOSSIP OF THE MINING WORLD.

in 80 feet The bunk houses have been
repaired and everything made comfort
able for the winter
A stringer carrying a nice streak OF
ore has been opened up on the pcnneliy
group by the contractors who are run
ming the crosscuf- The tunnel Is in i&s
Iesi. and IL Is expected to reach the
ledge with another $50 feet. A drift Will
be run on the stringer.
The trouble at the Cody and Joker
Fraction Is not over yet. and the prop
erty IS idle a f0rce Of men went up 70
commence work a few days agS. but FRY
brothers would not permit them To com
nence operations. Charlie French built
cabins on the joker this week,
Another important strike was made e.
Gently at the Rsco. In the upraise from
No tunnel. where the md was made
about two months ago. another streak
Of seventeen inches Of clean ore was
The Globe Mining Company. which has
assumed control OF the I.eyfafhan Gold
Mining and Aiilling Company. Limited.
Il preparing for Systematic and proper
development and exploration OF the large
indications that extend from the top ~
the lake
On inc Sunset property AZ whitewater.
which Is being developed by the Cana
dian Gold Fields Company, sixteen men
are employed. There are two veins on
worked through the old Wellington tun-
mel, and the upper one through a cross
cut recently driven by the Gold Fields
Company. From the upper vein some
very fine ore mas been taken out in de-
velopmeni, and shipments will be made
when rawhfdine commences. w. H. JET
frey Is superintendent OF the property.
George Drewry is undertaking part Of
the development on a contract.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-rnteiligencer
REPUBLIC. Nov. IA good body q
quartz has been encountered in the south
drift being run from the west crosa-cp,
from the zse-foot shaft on the Butte *
Boston The cross-cut is 40 feet from the
shaft and the drift about 6 feet south
from where the ledge has been cut. This
drift Is being run 70 tap the ore body
found at the bottom Of the old shaft
which was sunk on the ledge a depth 81
- feet. As NOON as this ore IL struck an
upraise will be made 10 connect with the
old SHAFT. which VIII afford ventilation a.
well az completing the preliminaries nee
essary TO stope the ore for shipping,
There are seven men employed. and about
three feet a day II the average progress
In the Flag Hin the west frfft from the
bottom ~ the eD-foot wirze - now In ITO
feet. The face shows a good body Of
quartz that has shown Itself along the
hanging wall for several days. The mine
IL looking better than for some time. and
II II thought the main ore body which
the drift will encounter in a few weeks
will show a vein OF hixh-graie ore. su-
perintendent Baker Is well pleased with
the outlook.
At the annual meeting Of the Republic
Consolidated Gold Mining Company. held
in this city few days ago. the following
trustees were elected for the ensuing
year. A. A. Aver, James Hutchinson,
Abner bingham. James craythern. = r.
afsarns. all OF Montreal: Robert JafYray.
Toronto: ". r. spier New YORK; David
III. Burreli- Little Falls. ~. r.. and n r.
Hsiiahan. OF Republic. Messrs. aver,
Hutchinson and Paterson were in the city
several DAYS for the purpose OF attending
the meeting. They examined the Rspub-
He mine and the new mill. and spoke In
highest terms OF the showing made and
the success Of the operation of the mill
In company with Mai Leckie they visit
ed the ouiip and other ueighbariug mines.
and were highly pleased with the show
Ing 81 the ore bodies blocked out in the
properties. Mr.. Aver was present NJ tho
regular session ~ the city council and In
a short speech addressed that body re-
gardlng the bright prospects ~ Republic
and the great Importance Of the success
OF the new mill to thu whole camp In
speaking ef the proposed water system,
a franchise for whleh the company has
been granted 10 build. he thought the city
was hardly ready for II vet: although "
would be crest convenience for every
one. the city should prepare for II by
constructing a thorough drainage system
before II IT. put In. MessrS, Hutchinson
and Paterson also made short speeches.
This Is the irsf wish az NEST OF the psrty
to the caInr. and they have been ssre~-
ably surprised at the amount Of ore al
ready mined and blocked out for shipping.
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NEW YORK Ser x--TNe -rssttsnsrs tarfrsses
~ 81. -' & ,s 8. s .s ss, ass ,s =:
DAY ard prizes rvaurnrd sh<ss up~sra erur~s IRE
ssitanr~ va ~ mexns unifcfm. the striking
IN sevse eceks ths ssststsrcs ras nes aoFs thsn
enough r. saAsle them 70 soaf their owa. rhsie
ssnsil sarahsr ~ pri,sss wsskness. save ,lisht
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the Krn4ss ssssoestntlan IN Fssass. IA ~ IA
ths tesrs mura n fnffisx ie~es psson fsfniiae
farss huysv = ms Nssaet sssss - THAI seeessns
say rsrk srss "a sscrtAi 1su~npa Maey fnssaTs
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ssss rrs..s q sseszs Ns sssssss.. - sss
fine eaEtt - hAA - sNs a These rs
scrrssea saa prvterssa ssets ss.enres A. sssresss
ssasAezn rresp saA sksn ss ~ saagA~essora. -
rhleA sant stFsAaex sakns ~rfs Fvcesisal nc'A
the ptex.r~st ssasss e. wttsh alsisisaas 9ss p&sa
~ are ssfos4 kat tbs fassF rrtrei glassnza rs
fur NhsfA afrstthA sfesz<ets rsneass. ~ ttt
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~ sss4 regcsrss eH1 atats1 fs&s sat sssil
sfssieaes sssM 4 fssa r. a. ~ seei ssssss ~~rs
fsx.sefsg ssaastaet &tsss sNt Mifx ssesezs ssssls
svatsass a. ,ssss keaarss sSsssef = sffk
ssss eezs1staTs. besssr0 ~ xuat ez,1faassses -
tsasA kssiEsEssss ntseg uw wsf scr~nss
q ~ meessr Ass4ss & sAr rass*sfsas ses
ssscfess n ste ~naeans rsafsfpr4 a ia et3sf-aeNt
" ~ sssss veesaes - Neosss ~ ssSssaau y fAs
ssss4 - aae ari3aqes Apgssswsst TNs Asrr "a shts
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asa sssass,sx ~ AsAsf rNsas - Nsssaz sszAa~ss
rsss* wm rwT Assg a@sszE - ~ iea@ an@aA
wssssrs sssseks
rss zsas4st ssssssass ~ss srfe ss& 92Aa .ekiss
r.fsf sssss ~ rtsss = - ~
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b ssss@ssz = 40 - b ~ ewk sc N iAss
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Mamsp a@a Eschenxs.
Fss4r4ss
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rHE womEsNoF THE ARENA.
Football. Like sisafstoriai Gawss,
Has Its Female cksr psens.

NfM fNFk f-ffNN4
She does not rlav the game, her foot.
hall costumes beirg usarTcia ~ beauty
aud unFtn4ss FIR such encounters shs
encourages a. Ske Eosth forth 10 the
nxnt armed with tire sss - the univer-
sssv ~ me heroes she Aaa xuhluxas~a IN
the genfIer iissH. she biazcr ~ his col.
iewe glowing on her breast IN the form ~
bunch ~ crimson eafnniaoNe. Y8ofcnn
rhrysantherantnH or fsasract xintets Her
conception - she zane ~ enir s1ualei
IA sts ssrAngen~ss by The Witness - her
use ~ he iafxnu 81 TIE aridifor ard her
Intensity ~ Interest Ard sven fnea@ are
nnshiex - her iue~At3s ieselsness and
grene.
On me covered ssand. IA the nr~s<nee ~
the sfeveu sefv@s der siael an4 the
eiFrer rafHAnE lthr fiVal fsAfnl. she ~ a
whsflpipa 81 eresioas wisibiy Expressed
she waxers Nmsnis nsaiiuss IA bsr CT.
ssesmen4 aha harrss h@r gloves IN ~tlf
anntauee Ava Are4iee tne aenpe sssSesrfnx
stjsctfres e. a saas.sfnsned nnre. rnashed
fusgsert&tk as she ~Huld - lean Ia
sFanrg.e As % ter asAnnsy ana msshaa
~ wtxwaxgsnx hsr ssx $50 Me- wSaia
Strive y sssrai boy 20 tAe hrsase - rsas.
as-war 10 Eva oaufses frnnn eavtsps se.
s@asf
Saw Ans MgAiss-sr run Asv sTa sssss ~
their rpasses.@Asr eeiifxs j. tefnafss saH
TIE eAsssrts sess - the xsrsg for ihe Fastlr
gwtntx ara eansa4i8s5 ~ The rrisrHca ~
sssstnrm SsrmAntsne fTnsAN stated. - @ar.
rate ~ tsasn3H #tessf "a an To- ssitess
r.sgrsx n - fNen sks sa~ssx "a ara ssfsa .
i - tAsn So rfssR n aef wTasb fsoss So
fsssskrass raages Ara ssrt4rsk aA~ wII
urtta 4 tetss~ ta ftee sSss8t Hsfssstax 70
NJ. imsafAM1vsS rsrors ~ fhe rMrssa On
tfas sANss she hwsr rgnastY ara nsstfr ~.
prasf4ses wsfA fzaeH * raatssn Sas-
farne as eeaNsy fns s-ssf - ifsa Ssassan
snsfras saaksNg cTss ~ kfras sos err.
sex a. f&z ksnss&ssr. Fsssts@ xssse
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NIGHT SCHOOL: HOW TO DO THINGS.


fgentuses tpersens Of
genius great ssliity)
lrenii Cspir.tsl
hypothesis 6ypo,Scsss
oasis eases
paTanthesis pRrMntheses
phenomenon phenomena
ser&ph ssranhtm Tor ser
aphS)
stratum strata
sabesu ;Ahiesux
thesis theses
One % the most common oiuniers con-
rest writing of what Is called the pcsscs-
sife easel. T.. the form az noun that de-
nesss possession, &s, This - harry.s
as follows: In tho singular number tho
PosscssiNe 81 nouns Is formed, a. rule.
y l., aadins an Apessrepas and - CO.. -.
tiqn % the added -" makes nav syi-
liable. II this additional syl.ahis makes
an UNPLEASANT sound, the - Is emssssd
Eesaness sake" II tho - Is sounded.
Is always written: and u !, = written.
4 should ee pronounced In reading The
IA such cases IL chiefly matter az taste
Whenever their T. doubt Is - well to add
the - as HoreSe's ede-." sCaaries's
In the plural number. whtss the plural
already ends In So teR X usually cors>.
he pcsssss,ss case i formed by sAdlnE
The pcSsnssive OF those few nouns whose
plural does rot end IL 80 10 formed. a.
Ia the singular number. by adding An
Arossrephe ana Is" Csls as. "Mensn
shoes
Thg pessessivc case nf compound ncuns
ard expressions used ns compound nouns
IA fnrrsed by adding the proper align of tho
gcSScSsive - tire end ~ the compound.
IS. .'That Il my sister.irs-saw's pony:
This is the Prince ~ Wale-'S palace
when two or more persons possess n
thing IN common. the sign ot the po@Hca-
-iNe y attached 70 Tire last name only.
~, John and Mary's home"
Separate ownership u Indicated ny add
name. as. -Alice's ard tAssie's dresrrs"
Ia forming the possenstve of sanyhudy
tiSc" ana who else usage u divided and
Inconsistent The weighf nf good usage
vermS ia incline 10 ANYBODY ei.e'a''s hit.
on ire csher hand. we usaaliy say, whose
else
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ABERDEEN. Nov x--Another gold
find has been discovered Ia this county.
This tine the report comes from 0arrard
creek. In the eastern part Of the county.
where A. h. Sahl has uncovered AZ vein
which is said IN look very promising
He has sent a quantity Of rock from the
vein to Seattle TO be agsayed ana Is
anxtously awaiting the results.
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49, eNasxx -gsats IL ssa rnig raA Hrs
. a. y-ysmrasra NrE f'asif3Tn5a los
- ga tlrea. Sa4fro31T ersNsrF
rsrs sssss4s 10 san trans3seo - = Efss
- srre~fNse f~e trains tMff4 ESs
-. 49, teYsns 2Fpsg q e @sssss~.
~ se1thsrr FasaAS Ca 50 Fsrss
aseaar
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TO 0WNtRS OF MINIS

...st..e ffera Nasns 20 Nsw rsrN
=. fNnsen EuKtAsa saA ss.s,srs.
t.tsws "a seNfssss ! aa pTvassWa "a
AsN ~ esre~e txasal@Atlae 4Mf fussark
sssa any 80 .sses+Fs'..s SsA.
ts. tras4rts saa @1x4tSsaeas1iy IA
aFrt4 -. ,.....s, IA a.
Mesa a H@mfeFss efse~ RlaNesr
49, ssls esgy. ansl ns@eaAFsr y axxG
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NEW YORK. Nov sThs Corm~rrssi kdvers
sinsss tnnann financial rsAssrzm ssss
TIE ey<ufns a the msskefs bore to-day VS. qnsst
ard d1n thss usnslss sost h<fpre ths sessis.
fnent fxt theirs considerable improvement In
the sftssncssF ths snnuaHswfasns thar the atlo.
raksic sffuaftun had ~rsae rsesrer sersssliy 10
ghe question - mnney lntemniss
Asncr4rNns usye raistsr hnt thsrs wss 4 xnnH
rosskef fw fAsn fhrcrshnas the s-ss3aa slsArxxA
Asds dssAsemsnss ssriaasts asasycs sffitssss essl
iugN Tbs erkatF.gsurs shsst - Nnssh<sn Hail.
Sas s@cxfs1@. shis mnYulnf. and inncn. tssfns the
hknt. tcak fhssn freely.
Ciosfag Quofaftens.
LONDON Nor M-~Atrhssnn a. csnsAlsa ~.
e8ae ST. Ensoa rsrinr r*sfssyeA On Northern
fsfstr t7sfzFrsd sstt s3rsea rfaAs. fs Anarcn-
a. lea4 rssd Ninss. ssA
F.r afisef- Etsady y s1sf p<f ozsnfs
MosaSy~ 4ss&s psF eent
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raper. fs85 PER eeuf Ssefiing exchange hrrn
VIA actnal h1sl1ess II h3rkerx' hlts al 81 s%W
ssa1 for deznand ana At N.Eh& Ter ssxsy
c1ys Posted rates. S.Sia ard s. ses4 ssss Can
resriai ttlk, Ns@ tsssi1
SILVER c<rttfrAtsS. ssslGse Bar s.lser sy-.r Msx-
tcAa dollars. 81
Sosernment bondA s;r11s STATE honas. ssronx
RallroAa knsds. strurx
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THANK sgfvINts ;aFksEs sEs Eagle
s..,sa $3.50 0essers - - kzS Al fAs
Mcvwaa Oyster ca SIS sevea1 &TaA&a
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If7FtFf* AMN FFFMTNFN
Hsss fwEgen &az rs s4s tilss@ya 4rs1
Fass Arar4 sss*tsFn esssorx ~ - has ~
is.s Narx&n 9Yster Cst sNs netss.4 ave.
s4s
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CONSULT psctNnaa Mafg1z, s~ssfsss
sregAeaess. Hetei vtSsnFss.
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nEARr ipE VAIN.

- TF.f@7 q NlneE-
liz raief Knxtases Sfsss Ss@io&te&.
.s.,r~~x CAilfazn+a.
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GOOD QUARTZ UNCOVERED.
Ore Found in a Drift of the Butte
and Boston.
WILL SOON De SHOCKED OUT.

Superintendent Of the Flag Hill En-
poets to Eneounter the Main Ore
BODY In . Few Days-Easfern
Capitalists Attend the Annual
Meeting of the Republic Con-
soIsdated Gold Mininx Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

Metals.
The MARKET far metals aisplkyef ssnrrat insrsisisy
fasiAy
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fissa sbsesd furnished m inventive in either a.
frrfrn.
LEAD closed quiet ~ y-sk
speltrr was also quiet and ancksnged. AZ ~ NJ
ia,s copper vas duii ard ssni austsd at SO Fss
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re iron warrants quscs and nern'nsliy usshsns.
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san FRANCISCO.


SAN rgAScfseo. yas. d Sterling On Londss,
SIXTY dnss, S.ssk sizhi. a-sf.
Financial.
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Silver bars. ETC. Nesscan delssrs, Nts&sie
Drsfss-ssght. fise 'siexFAphie. No.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REVIEW.


SPOKANE Nor u The clossrg lids fen mint
s,oeks to-day we're a. follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

Nnfs~.This ~ continuation az the sertus
81 exercises the first lnstaiimens OF which
WAS published IN the Post. tnsetixknrer
% November II The idea ~ these ever
cfNes ~ 20 teach the principles of anubls
entry 70 young people wha have already
some knuwltdxe Of accounts
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
FURNITURE

A@N.-l Unlll llllUNL-@2 Few people difference between Summer Fur niture and Winter Furniture yet there ference between the Cool Rattan, Wicker niure and the Warm Cosy Upholstered Side Furniture The Furniture be alive differences your needs and he must lay his plans place goods You can't pack Winter Furniture away merchant dise there is only make the needed and that is "sELL EM"-one way to quckly-that way to make price inducement- what we are doing in the Furniture Department now
 Mhltln0'S Stationery We have added to extensive Book and Stationery In opening this line show the newest society called Writings French organde Note This looks 1oohs like line shear organde laid delicate color Come in and see it. It will appeal to your good taste. New ideas in Tally and Guess Cards by Whiting
 Mems Underwear, great opportunity for who intend buying Winter
 LOT r. fleece ne % ana either plain gan; all 5oc garments to close out at 39c
 LOT IT.
 Mems Wool Undershirts Drawers, natural gray all sizes, 75c garments at 59c each.
 LOT IT.
 Mems All Wool Undershrts or Drawers Came1,s Hair Natural Wool Red Medicaed heavy ribbed Babriggan ali SL % garments at 74c each
 BOuS' Suits.
 All sizes, all ages, 15 years To force off the Winter Stock while there is yet time for you get and warmth of heavier goods We placing orders for other Seasons must make for those made of other Fabrics that's why you get this large percentage in the prices
 S2. S8 Suits at t.....E...........s19s
 S"9o 2.25
 375 at...................... 298
 390 at.....................
 498 at.....-............ 3.75
 5.48 at. at...................... 450
 5.98 G at. at..................... 475
 750 at..................... at. GOO Special Lot of Boys Pants that 63c at 4sc.
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
 LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & To 
R Good TdI6 Bears TeIIlnQ TWiC6

Suits advertisement
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
BOuS' Suits.

All sizes all ages, 8 15 years.
 To force off the Winter Stock while there is vet time for to get and warmth out of the heavier goods We placing orders for other Seasons but these must make room for those made of other Fabrics that's why you get this large percentage in the prices