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BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. s-wheat-sseady on
call and quiet for spot Barley. strong. Oats,
wheat-shippins No /. sics; choice. s-cs; mill
Barisy~feed 7sss7sic; brewing. ssasoc.
Oats-Gocd to choice white. NiIt@lS; gray. ulo
@leo; red. good to choice. Nlsssl2A
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks $500: do Oregon. 1900;
wheat centsis. 1850; do Oregon. 100; barley. cen
s sssn. ssei can 's ps,,,ocs s,cs 90 so bran
sacks 600; do Oregon. LOO; hay, tons. 500 wool
bales. "a; hides. number. SIS
Provisions. Fruits. Etc.
Mnlstuis -Middlinss. slT@eo: bran. sia asis 50
Hay~wheat nais: whea. and cat. xaii; best
barley, $50: alfalfa. s6s7; compressed wheat, $50
Il: straw, per bale. EdsIic.
Pofstoes-Sweet. new, ltG3c.
vesetshles-silver skin onions 1880; eucumbers,
naSoc green peas. 2dsc; string beans aasc per 10;
Fruit-Choice apples. 81; common. sc; Mexican
lines. sea7; ccmmon California lemons. 81 na2 IS;
choice California lemons. saeS5; bananas. slsa9
Butter-Faney creamery. sss.sse do seconds. no
&c fancy dairy. ls.ase; do seconds. lssisc
cheese.caifOrnis fats. sssac; Young America.
Eess-Store. i5@i7c fancy ranch. &c: Eastern
lsai7c
Poultry Turkey Fobbiers. saioc; turkey hens lea
llc old boosters. 50 5ads; young roosters, Ssad6;
small broiiers, si7sae: large broilers. 81 nds fry
ers. Nds 80; hens. 1scas; old ducks ssaa; geese
Nlsk@1 S
Wool and Hops.
wccl-spring: Nevada lsal5c: Eastern Oregon
i0al5c valley Oregon. isaiac. Fall: Northern
mountain lambs. loal2c; mountain lambs, sdloc
San Joaquin plains saicc; Humboldt and Men
docino, lS8lsc.
Hops-Crop Of 1889 ll7lsc.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady; December. liz: cash. SoS
Bsrley-Steady: December. &c.
Corn-Large yellow. ST. nal ~
q 60 q
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The Butler.
/. stanford. San Fran. II ', Pederson, sps Grv.
s.p, Butler sstr. D. aa' Wsl, sRs.' Tsaa
+. Green. Aberdeen. MIN Hildwali. Cincinnati.
!; Lyona. n rort- Miss !. Levy. Louisville.
Mrs y. Armstrong. vAnc. Miss T. Levy, do
W. @. Lee. Cleveland Mu s. Van Buskrk
r. Friedman. San Fran. Harrisviils
William Bslfour. califcs. Mrs J. Pick. West Bend
s h.ay a issl: York M s:s't s. spes ss
Jas Baum. do. = A. Williams. Topp
W. g. Duncan. Daid, = 8. Wright o. s. A.
I F. n sri ss,1s E sit;ss Mi' c N Wright
The Brunsvvick.
P. STANDBY. San Fr.n r y. Darlington. City.
J. W. Harmon. Taccms. Mrs y. csmchei. Hlns-
M cs.sss coupssl. Rs, " a'R asnn OH Ss
Oakley Piersell. y. casey.s. |. Powers. Minneapolis.
Ed Lawrence. Oakland z Lsnhead. Grayson.
r. J. Conway. SPOKANE. Tom Hall, DO.
NJ ]. Milkeen. n Bend. Antoine Petire. Victoria
Mrs C. N. oran. Minnp. Mr.. Matthews, do
Master NJ: w L onn. Dc N' "a, Downs. rnd
9. ", Wilhelm. juneau. Mrs G. G. sullivan. Ohio.
R T. Watches. Butte e g. coshiil. Oakland.
NJ q. Candee. Cascade I. Stanley COCHIN. do
Geo Martin. wellington. Chss II. Coniey. Mona
The Diller.
u O'keefs. Whatrom. Annie Dempsey, do.
Fred Bsxwsal Tolt r. u. Newbcrry Gamble
L. semon. do. T. A. Spencer. Tacoma
y, Dorsen. =. Diamond A. A. Ausplund. Denver.
L Ahrshams. do J. J. Gallagher, Dawson.
r. r. Paulson, Ballard r n. Hunter do
Y. II. Johnson. Dawson. r O.. Mccleary do
Edith futile. Hoqaism Fred Roger do
Emma Trttie Do. NJ. Bghe. San Fran
NJ Wilbur. DO. p e. shunroL. Chicago
sidney Stanton. Tacoma A. CLAY, Berkeley
J. McGr-eor, MAiicek p. Mccoy. Edison.
John Chattsrton. DO. A. j. Bossert Renion
frank Hanson. EdyvsiiieJ. A. westherbee Bassn-
Watson Allan, Aonafhan-w. p. weathsrb.e. do.
n. Dempsey. Mnte crsto,
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week from New York was Onset By the rise o. "a
change rates at the end Of the week. WIN .ne
errness ~ money in London being taken as an m
dication that the gold will be drawn from ths noe-
Bank C1earings.
The following table. compiled by braas.fe .as
shows tie bank ciearngs at principal cities for tns
crease and decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week last year. ~
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SOME sRIrIsH COLUMBIA CAMPS.


In Central camp. n. c.. are several pro-
pertie. considered very promising that
have been, idle for some time These In
clu0e the No. 7. Mabel, Orc, Cornucopia
and others. The City OF Paris and Mates-
tic groups are being operated under one
manaeement. Tho former has shipped
more than 900 tons OF ore 10 the Granny
Of ore Ger day and will shortly increase
It, shipments to 10 tons daily The two
minel together get their power from the
power boilers. i0-drill duplex air COM
pressor. six machine drills, steam hoist.
pump, etc. About 81 men are employed
- the mines. besides number OF
Grand Forks The following is the chief
development work done In this camp:
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LIVERPOOL, Ang s-whost knA aaas IN p.,,.
elslet Ffgnfa cfssn,fy mNFtefs dsll
LONDON Ans a. Wasat-ss'ar.sa~. a., ......
nnF&tn4i. unchanged La1ilst country rasY1rss r9@s
LIVERPOOL. Ass WHEAT SPOT, sfss8t N
2 rcd NssteFn winter. q ita 10 i ws,sa.ss.
sgwiAx. q 20 No l Cafeteria e tlss4. as
Fnfsrrz, qpiet. ssftrmh-F. g 81 -
Ger.- ss1ts stss6J American mixed rex "a ts.s
e -. = Lad fu,uTss. 1all. ssp.erui,-g = ia
Ortetef y ~ Notanher. 8 M -
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General ouotations.

NEW YORK. Aug s--Flour- Receipts. 1913
barrels: exports. l6.yi0 barrels; market. firm.
Wheat Receipts, li6 $50 bushels; exports, - 9i
bushels: spot, firm; No, red. rae elevator. size
T. o. b. Options opened firm unexpected higher
cables. sold OF later. owing TO beansh home crop
news and liberal Southwest movement From
this the market rallied big cash demand.
closing Arm at iftc net advance. September closed
sole: December. SIC.
Wool-Dull.
Hops-Quiet
Cofee--Optons closed steady At . net decline Of
10 TO Is points; sales, 22s0 bags. including Sep
temher 1907 SOC; October. s5c: November. 7.ssc
December. 7se@sc; spot Rio. weak; No. ] n
voice. DC: mild. quiet.
suear- Raw, steady fair refining &c; centri-
fusai Is test. &c; refined. steady
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Aug s. 1900.
Exchanges at the Seattle Tacoma. Spokane and
Portland clearing houses today were:
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
70 20 u
San FRANCISCO.
sterlinw Exchnnre.

sterling Exchange.
SAN FRANcIsco. Aus s-sterlins on London
sixty dau. A.@; sight, S.ssS
Ftna ncf0l.
Silver bars. nze; Mexican doliars aadts4c Drafts
Sight. ioc; telegraph. i2ic
% q q
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change Export values are about Hacec for wslla
Walia and valley and about sec for bluestem.
q q %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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e 70 %
FOREIGN.


NEW YORK. Aug. s-The Commercial Advertise
er's London financial cablesram says:
The markets here steady today. but the news
harder investment securities particularly being In
demand. Americans hstiess. and Baltimore q
Ohio issues were weak on realixatons after the
declaration Of the dividend Union Pacific was good.
but entirely Nsw York support Rio Tintos were
strong early in the day Paris buying but later IN
the day they reiapsed Anaconda however. held
the rise, owing TO New York support.
The stock exchange here will be closed Saturday
and Monday.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Aug a-Atchisou Isl; Canadian Pa
ciac soA; Union Pacific preferred, IA: Northern Pa
ciAc preferred 7st; Grand Trunk, 81: Anaconda a..
Bar Silver--Steady; "a l5-l6d per ounce.
Money-s@A per cent
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Pacific Coast Steamship Comparye
8. s. Senator viii sail for CAPE non
direct Saturday, August 9TH. ct . p. -
Ticket ofics ~ First eysR1A
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THE Montana State School Of Mira. a.
Butte. Montana. opens Saptemher ~
1900 Full f0ur-year course 81 lnsyy,t@,
ucn-iwo terms OF twenty weeks each
Montana others pay rs per term, For
further Information address " III Iasr
ard. Butte. Mont
If you have never tasted Jesse Moor.
IA" whiskeF. try Il and BE- couvfrcsd
that Il Is the best vhiskey In the world
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On The prcduce exchange today the batter marie,
vss firm. cresmsriss, ItaiN dslriss itai;c
| Cheese. STEADY. Aaioie Exss Arm fresh. lie
= % r.
LIVE gTnCx A A N n xrr
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THE wEArHnR.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
, Portland. Or. Aue - (
o. g. DEPARTMENT OF ac.mr....,
WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
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Lo.don'. vast Dock system.

London has larger commerce than any
other city in the world. Liverpool comes
next and Hamburg probably ranks third,
although Antwerp closely approaches her.
The docks OF London cover a greater area
than those of Liverpool, and some Of
them individually are, or were until re-
Gently. larger than any on the Mersey.
The Victoria dock. opened IN iSsS. meas
urcs S01oxi.aSa feet. The Royal Albert.
connecting with II and completed In 1850.
Is $500 feet long and 400 feet wide. Ths
two, with their locks. constitute a, chain
almost three niles long. across one Of
the great horseshoe bends In the lower
Thames.
Not NAMED In the VIII.
When Duchenois. the great French act
ress, died. someone met an old man who
had been her intimate friend and who
was apparently crushed With sorrow.
Kindly meant professions OF syupa,hy
and consolation failed 20 cheer him. sfor
he said, 1T is not 20 much her loss which
troubles me as her base ingrasitude. Car
you credit IT. She left me nothing IN
her will. and yet ! eined with her a,
her own house three times a week rcs,,.
LARRY for thirty years"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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whs1s--Erpogs-So l. dub. Sr: We 1 ssu<.,.-
- Erlias-So ! eiSh. sc. hsassisz. ss.
= q y
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Ana. uIh.at-o Quiet and aneAanx,a
Blasst~Es. ssr; ciah. So
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POsT-INTEBLIGEyCE WANT AID.
AGENCIES.

The postfnte1genccf has established branch agen-
until 10 .. m. each day. The rates CHARGED a, the
branch agencies the at the Post-Inteiii-
scncer business Office Cash sds only sill he taken
AZ branch agencies Following is the list q agencies
Yorke Bnrrington's drug store,
Second avenue md pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, Il. r. Fisher,
broadway and james.
Renton Hill Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Wslfa waifa Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy, Ninth ave-
nue. south and jackson.
ShirtIens Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south md Jackson.
schmitx' Drug Store, 1922 Howell,
corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
A. r.. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. ID. CostiRan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, Ballard ave-
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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WATSON'S rabbitry. 200 Sixth avenue.
This Is the seed time Of the Belgian hare
industry in the Pacific Northwest. Are
you ready for the approaching harvest?
II not We can supply you with niga grade
stock does bred and INBRED. best strains.
Large assortment 20 choose from. The
renowned Lord Jupiter at stud service.
fee $40. Particulars Ralph NJ. WATSON
elt Western avenue. Seattle.
LOOKING for Belgians? Something real
good Of the most popular strains. heavy
weights or fancy Then write 70 OF visit
Pittocks Belgian Hare Rabbitry, Elm
hurst Cal Prince Britain. Prince
kischena, Red Ranger and other choice
bucks at stud My stock took first on
best display, first on doe with litter and
other awards at Oakland exhibit.
THOROUGHBRED pedigreed Belgian
hares. Sir Styles and Lord Britten stock
all ages, bred does and fancy bucks also
fine doe with 3 young. st Cyr at
stud. service fee 81. r Erlruhaugt
breeder and importer. 100 sth ave.
IMPORTED Belgian hares; breeding
does bred 10 imported bucks. our prices
will astonish you. Write Sunset Bel
gan Hare Co, Frultvale. Cal
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PUBLISHERS SoTfCE.-Tratefing agents are J
A. MCCLELLAN. o. b. Loonis and r. Blanchard city
collectors are r. r. Hawley. John D. sheehan, j. A
Goocfeiicv, A H. Mills and Robert Akin Post
masters everywhere are our agents Pay money only
70 these and 70 resident agents ia the various
cities and towns Of the Northwest
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wANTED-2,0oo rockmen for work on
White Pass g. Yukon Route; wages
$3.50 per day and upwards: board 81. 90
per day. Also station men for heavy
side hill rock, which will be let at high
est prices; tools, powder and all sup
plies furnished on easy terms. Apply
10 NJ. ]. Heney, contractor, Is Colman
block, Seattle, Wash: Inns of Court
building, Vancouver. or Bennett, B. c.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale OF household furniture:
the contents of Groom house. r. G..
Bicketrton & Co. will sell on the prem
ises, No. 27i5 Third avenue. on Monday.
the 18th. at 10 o'clock sharp. bed SETS
springs, mattresses. chairs. tables. rock
ers, writing desk. child's bed, y bed.
portieres, curtains. pictures, lamps,
crockery. kitchen queen. stair carpet.
Brussels carpet. steel range, etc.
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FOR SALE-LINE STOCK.
FOR sALE-BELGIAN HAREs.

FOR SALE~-Two Jersey cows and heifer.
fresh. 1879 Summit avenue.
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HELP wANTED-MALE-continsed.

BLACKSMITH helpers, s215; car black
smiths helpers. s.. Is; wharf tailyrn-n, 20
and board. free fare edgerm4n, s5I and
board, free fare; tallyman for edser, S5
and board. hand saw setter, ti5 and
board; ship carpenter. 90 and found
steady lob; mil teamstsT, 50 ana
board: hook tender in pile camp, $50:
sieamfitters, s.; gang sawyer, - ant
beard, free fare; swampers IN bolt camp,
so and board. storeroom boy in rcslAul'
ant 81 week and board; men for n. p.
steel gang. s.. free fare; &oodcnopPei 5.
$L9 cord; laborers for O. y, -, fn'l
men, 81 and board, free fare; mill man
for Eastern Washington. $50 and board,
can take family; bolt cutters, a cord;
teamsteTs in city, 81 macniiiist3, 81 30,
city iaborers, s., on street gra5e; nfst
for Yukon river, s2-75 cord, fare paid
part way: woman cook, four IN family.
81 month; woman TO help IN housewo-ks
sl.5o day, room and board. People In
ployment Once, Post street and fesler
way west. Phone, Main 90.
wagon man; deck hands.
ss5 clear, mill tallyman and edgerman;
setter; cutoff sawyer, lath bolter. mine
and camp blacksmiths; planerman. 50;
second cooks; hotel cooks, $50; fiunkeys,
sZ5 clear; mine carpenters. 8. 70; city coal
teamsters; knot sawyers. &c; walters.
sl059. farm hands ana mixers, IS and
$50. summer resort help, s25 clear lime
quarry laborers, s2.25; hoe hands; ex-
press driver; stove and cordwood split
tiers, g - day; brickyard laborers, $40
10 SO: edgerman. s.; inside laborers s35
clear; city shovelers. city blacksmith
and foundry helper; coopers. porter, $50
clear; packers. &c; woodward help. s2.-5:
coal miners and their helpers, go and
s.: bark peelers, S2.T5. cutoff sawyers and
inside mill hands. S225; tfemakers, i3c.
fine timber; fireman. land clearing; coun-
~ roadmen. s.; greenhouse helper. SIS
clear. machinists; smelter help; mill
hands. SEQ a month OF g day: planer feed
ers, coke drawers; rOadmen, SIS.
Cranes. l05 Washington street
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FOR SALE-sTEAMBOATs.
FOR SALE-FURNITURE
FOR sALE-MACHINERY.

MACHINERY-One slide
valve engine. l7isx24. wooden fly wheel.
two flue boilers. i6 feet by 60 inches,
2 or "a 3 inch hues. used about four
years, guaranteed TO pass inspection. 100
pounds steam, claimed 10 be good as
new. one inch new Waters governor;
the boilers have two stacks. fronts,
CRATES and No. s. injector. all pipes and
connections. s. feet Of inch shaft: 20
feet OF Isis inch shaft. 20 feet OF
IT'S inch shaft, all with boxes. one iron
pulley, Slxls inches, seven or eight
Reeves pulleys: one Stearns secondhand
edger intake 7x60 inchesf one carriage
and husk, +. p Allis & Co. make; s. feet
inch steam feed. one solid tooth S.
inca saw. ; gauge. one solid tooth IS inch
saw. ) gauge. one Dinsmore governor
and some betting one sli2e valve engine.
IKE Grays Haroor Commercial Co.
Cosunpolis. Wash.
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HOTEL TO LEASE.

HOTEL TO LEASE.
TO LEASES-5o-room hotel in enc of the
best towns in the state. situated on the
principal street: electric cars pass the
door every few minutes; three minutes
walk from all depots and wharves: gas
and electric light; heated with hot water;
newly painted and renovated through
out; grand opportunity for hotel man:
none others need apply. Address Alsop
Bros. New ANhatcom. Wash.
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PERSON AL.


If you have any scalp diseases consult
those who thoroughly understand the
treatment OF al skin diseases We
are daily receiving new customers
through the remarkable cures of our
scientific treatments, our flair Besto-sr
Is a scientific marvel tor gray p air. posi-
lively not "a dye We are able 20 furnish
you references. A nne line Of switches.
ornaments and cosmetics for sale a. the
Persian Hair Store. l4ls SecJud avenue
Mrs. 2 A. Humphreys and Miss G.. l.
Dunning. propriet9rs- Prone. Green l211
HOW big is your busit DR. Conveys
Bust TRtlol1s Is the only remedy on
earth which enIarges the bust 10 10
inches. no in3ury. no appliances. no roi-
sons. home treatment. 5000 II We can't.
sealed facts & stamps Conway Spe-
c'nc Co. IS fremont street. Boston,
Mass
DIR. JESSIE n CONNECT. medical lee
trician. Just arrived from the East ana
located rooms : and { SIS First Ayenae.
trclfy IN the treating % ail nervous
ans cAranic dis. eases. Consultation free.
Hours. % 2. m
STYLISH hairdress.Hg rasuicuring. facial
massage Arf the scientific trca 'u1ent OF
All hair and scalp difficulties "A speciality
a; Mrs Shelter Modern Toilet ParI5rs.
ss-8-Sl-S2 Downs block 7Ve Second av-
enue Phone Blue 80 Geatierneu's
nanicuyias.
a Racine bath cabinet combines Turkish.
Russian and u2ellcate1 baths. cures
colds. rheumatism. etc, best ca utuat
made Call or write for catalogue. sold
oniy BY Modern Toilet Specially Com
pany = Downs block. 10 Second avenue.
LADIES Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills are the best. safe reliable:
take no other; send &c stamp for par
ticulars- Relief for Ladies' lea letter b.
return mail At druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co, Philadelphia. Pa
NATHAN PHILLIPS. los Occidental av-
enue; bargains, new and uuredesmed
watches, Jevelry. Nail orders solicited.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


RESTAURANT. 25xleo. in brick building.
under European hotel. formerly known
The Chilberg,' best location in the
city of Tacoma for this class Of business:
Is partly furnished with boxes: lO-foot
range, chairs. refrigerator, tables, steam
dish washer counters. broilers. brass
coffee urns and other equipment this
property is offered at a very low rental.
including the above mentioned fixtures,
any part OF which we are offering at
private sale separately. Inquire Of r.
;. Harmon. Twentieth and streets,
Tacoma, Wash.
FOR sALE-Special bargain for a few
DAYS. = room lodging house @lsaring
$50 per month. well located. price g. ia.
IS rooms, 81 90. IL rooms. 81 80. 10 rooms
500 p rooms. 81 200 rooms sisS
rooms 40 Cigar store with living rooms.
$500, grcceTles. $50. $50. $i,sos restal-
rants. 500. 81 90. fine hotel, county scat
town. N,ee, Z room unfgTnished house
rent. So Aorgan. $ Exchange. 1911 Third
GREAT opportunity for thoroughly es-
tabhshed merchandise business. well
known and paying large profits rent
cheap; location unsurpassed. paying $50
per month over and above an expenses:
This is genuine bargain owner sick
must sell. Will make great sacrifice:
only SO cash required Hail 90 New
1ork block Establisaed ISIS
81 60 stock 81 clothing. underwear, boots
shoes and rubber goods. made specially
I9r the A51ska trade. will be sold less
than cost. also teas and spices. goods
IN warehouse IN seattle Address b ~
care Post lnteligeneer
% WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Tbe
>hsrses for an treatment will he half
pari. and New York Medical Esectrolv-
sis Institute. sa9.sl0 Washington Block
FOR sALE,-Au established nlcrrantil,
business IN 'he best pcrtion % second
avenue an exceptional high grade bu.f-
ness opening ll-1ealth cause 81 sell{ny
,
FOR SALE-Fins hotel IN most slielble
location iu NJ city. south 81 sfadisoT
ana U9Ft9 ut Neeier avenue. paving fne
profits, rare chance. Vim r. Harper
Dexter Horton Bark building.
THE most profitable ana popular hotel
=, -. 'aheo1NeF. T. G, PROFITS averaging
80 per month. Further particulars
from proprietor, Oriental hotel. Nan
eouver, 4. c.
NICE clean stock 81 fancy eroceries ard
s4safs Tor SAFE no reasonable offer re-
ipse1s must De sold az once. leaving
lot N9ta-. inquire owner. LIS First.
DON'T forget % attend auction sale ~
furniture AZ g5lb Third avenue. On Nom
cay, The l4th. ~ 10 O'Clock sharp Il e;
bieketton q Co. aucti0ueers-
AN excellent opportunity FOR a FDod hotel
iuaA tiLa ND 70 Ert into well-uaytng
n8sioee. Particulars address A g. care
" FAEE1 sAIT H-Room Colmau build
ms Tel, Red 1854. notary rub}fe real
estate. mines and timber lands Loans
---- ----------- ------
FINE stock * millinery FOR sale. good lo-
cation hne stock, going 90 Alaska must
sell, investigate az COS First avenue
FOR -F1rst-olass confectionery
business, good trade. and steady income.
al al az 100 1nerry street. Seattle.
FOR prompt attention. and quick sales
list your property with Herman &
Herman. ~ New York block
500 cash buys fine cigar and confectionery
store, two living rooms. cheap rent. APP
Ply IAo First avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Company's mill at
the foot of Broad street, North Seat
tie. is now in operation. Mill office. tele-
phone, Union Sc; downtown Office, room
C. Bailey building, over Western Union
Telegraph office, telephone, Main $50.
COMPOSITION-We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure1, In nonpareil, minion, BREWER and
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address. Post-Intelligencer, Sc
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers, business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllen's), room AZ Mckay building, Port
land, or.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DANCING classes for new beginners;
private lessons daily at Wilson's Dane
ing Academy, teaching all the very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dances:
terms lowest In city. Office and acad-
envy. Ranke hall, Pike street and Fifth
avenue. Telephone. Green 1880