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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

CATHCART-The funeral Of Lizzie Marian Cathcart
win be held today at il O'Clock a. m at the Ply
mouth Congregational church. this city, Rev. w.
II. g. Temple offieiadng.
CALNAN-The funeral services Of Thomas p. and
Lizzie Calnan viii take place from the funeral par
lors Of Bosiney Stewart. Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Irterment Lake View cemetery.
CATHCART-In this city May 5, 1900. at as First
avenue north. Lizzie NJ, beloved daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac c. Cathcar, aged Is years. Of
Catheart, Wash.
Funeral this Tuesday morning at II O'Clock from
the Plymouth Congregational church. corner Third
and University streets. Rev. Temple oiciat-
Ing. Interrnent Lafs View cemetery.
BECKINGHAM--In San Francisco. May e. George
Rockingham, Of s1s Washington street. this city
Notice Of funeral later
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POsT-INTELLTGENC WANT AID
AGENCIES

AGENCIES.
fhe Post Intelisencer has established branch
efes where Classified Advertisements will te received
until 10 .. m. each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies are the same at the Post Inteih'
ct branch agencies Following Is the list Of agencies:
Yorke Barrington's drug store,
Second avenue and Pike. getsi
Broadway Pha rmacy. r. e. Fisher.
broadway and James. SIX
Renton Hill Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Walla WalIa Pharmacy, Twenty
arst and East Jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave.
nue south and jackson.
shirtlen's Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south ana Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy, 1922
Howell, corner Boren. m
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue. vi
A. u. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. b. C0sttgan's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, Ballard av-
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont DruG Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DANCING classes for new beginners;
private lessons daily at wilson's Dane
ing Academy, teaching all tho very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dances, terms
lowest In city. Once and academy,
Ranke hall, Pike street aud Fifth ave-
nue.. Telephone. Green 1880.
COMMODORE FooTE w. II. c., No IS,
give a dance Ranke hail. Wednesday
May a. Wagner's orchestra. Admission,
Is cents
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE of extra fine furniture
the contents Of rooms, well furnished:
Il q. Bickerton a. Co. viii sell by auc-
ton. on the premises. No, 90S Ninth
avenue south-take Beacon Hill car-ou
Tuesday the Sth May. at 10 o'clock, fine
oak and iron bed sets. springs, mat
tresses, extension tables dinIng chairs.
elegant sidehoard fine dinner set. shell
china, reception chairs parlor furniture,
OF the hest rockers, bric-a- brac. clock,
fine pictures writing desk. screens, por-
there's, Brussels net curtains OF the best.
vases, iardinieres, onyx table piano
lamp. casels. parlor suites. touches, ele-
giant hall tree. gas and electric chande-
Hers. eascls. large mirror, ornaments Of
the best, silVerware. gas stove. Majestic
steel range heaters carpets rugs bed
ding. sewing machine. don't forget adj
dress, 213 Ninth ave'ue south. lunch
provided.
To saloonkeepers, cigar dealers and 9TH
ers: u. @. BickertOn & Co. viii sell at
their rooms. 1912 First avenue, on ac-
count Of whom /, may concern, by public
auction. on Wednesday, May Q, at 2
o'clock sharp. 5000 cigars.
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PUBLISHERS NorIcE.-Traveins agents are
J. A. Mcclellan, o. p, LOOMS and f. Blanchard
City collectors r. T. Hawley. John D. sheehan
I! A. Gcodfeilow. z. Q. Gerow and Robert Akin.
P0stmasters everywhere are our agents Pay money
only 10 these and 10 resident agents in the
Various cities and towns Of the Northwest
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SOME GOOD VACANT LOTS

Ss00- Extra large bot on summit ayso~
with large bearing fruit trees !.
&.5r2 corners C9x22sl IN Washinsfoh y
ditiun
81 l0o-,A haif-block @ lots ioxiio eachl
Young'e addition lie wei. -
800 each Tor lots f0xI63 on car ms =
north 81 University Heights.
81 9o-A fine corner overlooking hAJ'
Harrison street. -.
$3.50 10 $500 for lots In East PARK aad'p~
0Ni20 very cheap ....<
Sios0-A fine corner, BOXED on Pros'S~
street
FOR SALE by W. ". DEAEBoEM
% UNION BLOCK. -.
l20xl2s feet. corner on Highland IL v.
four blocks from cable. fye-fooM. ~
tags. fine view, and vel imp'N'e4
grounds f2.g1Q. easy terms -
50xl2) feet. Thlriy-third venue. .ssr
Madrona Park car line. six-rooin, ~
and a half house; $3.50 !.
Very choice lot on Sixth ave nor'ee, ~
tween Denny way and John ST. 49,
feet; alley - feet. street gradea -
severed fi.Gy0. ~,
58xsO feet with stable; queen Anne u.
near Kinnear Park. exceptionally VI w
view that cannot be obstructea'
easy terms. -
i2sxi50 feet. Queen Anne HIN, one ~
from Highland Drive. street graaeo -
severed. t3.GQ0. -
soxli0 feet between two car lines: grsassss
street; sewer aud city water. sro'N
cleared ready for building $50
NEW MODERN COTTAGES.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY. -
81 s1o--I>ocated on Twentieth avenue, "
blocks south of Madison street; coIls[
Of five rooms with basement. lot 81
ed all street improvements coInplsatsss -
N.I50-4-rOom cottage on Twenty thirn ~ ".
nue.. between jefferson street ana 49, w.
way; Rainier Heights cars pass tne n ~
this Is an opportunity 10 buy moo~-
house on an Improved street al n'~
nal price.
GEO. w. DILLfNG.
40 New York block.
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WANT ADS.

2 Advertisements under any
! heading In classified columns,
2 1c . word each insertion, mtn-
fmum charge, 2bc. CLASSIFIED
> advertisements running one
z month without change of copy,
4 $50 per line (seven words
. count to line). On three
months order, S1.s5 per line
I per month"; on six months Or
} der, e1.2O per line per month,
On yearly order, 81 per line
per month.
)
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LODGE NOTICES.

ALL persons desiring instruction in deep
breathing and mental concentration and
treatment of all diseases viii find my
Office at VA Pacific block. Mrs. Elizabeth
A. CrAi9
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FoR sALE-MACHISERY.


SECONDHAND MACHTNERY-One slide
valve engine. l7Axe4 wooden ifs wheel.
two hue boilers, 10 feet hy so inches.
% or - 3 inch 1ucs. used about four
years, guaranteed 10 pass inspection, 100
pounds steam, claimed 10 be good as
new, oHe inch new Waters governor.
the boilers have two stacks. fronts,
CRATES and No 25 injector. all pipes and
connections. Is feet q inch shaft, 90
feet az Isle inch shaft. ~ feet OF
ZIG inch shaft, all with boxes; one non
pulley. o0xi6 inches. seven or eight
Reeves puIleys one SteaIus secondhand
edEer. intake 1x60 inches. one carriage
and husk. l., r Allis & Co. make. 26 feet
inch steam feed. one sold tooth IS
inch saw. S gauge; one solid tooth s. inch
saw. S gauge. one Dinsmore governor
and some betting one slide valve engine,
l2Xlf. Grays Harbor Commercial Co..
Cosmopoiis. Wasa.
FOR SALE-New Scotch marine water
hack boilers, feet diameter II feet long
dome S8N30 inches. furnace 90 incne9 di-
ameter 50 3-iuch tubes feet inches
long. Address d. a Robinson 20 " ash
iuEtOu building. Seattle.
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ron sALE-MIscELLANEous.

DON'T forget 20 attend auction sale II
fine furniture on Tuesday. the Sth. AZ
10 o'clock at 2l3 Ninth avenue south
take Beacon Nm car. read auction no
tee. Z. q. Bickerton & Co. auctioneers.
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FOR SALE Established wholesale fruit
and produce commission business; perna-
nent location. Address L 4. care Pos
Inteiligencer
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAIEi-IAsted exclusively with Nor
Eau's Exchange. newly furnished lodg-
ing house 40 elegantly furnished rooms
never offered for sale before: positively
clearing above an expenses, goo per
month. the rent IL very low, ana loca-
ton gilt edge. price, $4,000, unless you
have the money don't Investigate thlA
snap. We have IS rooms 81 900; 20 rooms
rooms. 4S9. rooms SlS5. 3 rooms. new
u furnLhcI, $50. special bargains
IN grocery stores, cigar and fruit
stands. saloons, restaurants and all
manner ~ buginess chances: We are eH-
ta3iished in this lire 81 business and are
doing the business % tao town. Nor
san's Exchange. luii Third
SANDSTONE QUARRY.
" @ 8TA instructed 20 once n half-lnf rest
or the whole u what Is without excou~
ton the best sandstone quarry. within
miles ~ deep water. quarry frontage
on the sound IN quality of Stone. loca-
tiou and act essfbilty. this stone has no
equal ~ yod appreciate what such a
property vii 1e worth IN the future de-
velppmenJ Of this country. call at once
for full particulars.
". y. FIELD. s s,, Estate.
@. a. VIRTUE Nine Nine
q ana 22 Fialler Building. Phone Man sos.
RESTAURANT. z5xi2o. In brlck building.
under European hotel formerly known
as The Chilnerg." best location IN the
city Of Tacoma for this class Of business;
Is partly furnished with boxes: i0-foot
range. chairs. refrigerator. tables steam
dish washer, counters. brOllers, 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 0f r
5. Harmon. Twentieth and A streets,
Tacoma, Wash.
FOR Established wholesale fruit
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED = FEMALE

FOR RfsNT-1>wo~etory frame building,
O)xsc feet Railroad avenue, near Com
necticut street. suitable for manufac-
turing purposes or stable. Address d.
A. Robinson. le Washington building.
Seattle
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Company's mill at
the foot of Broad street North Seat-
lie, is now In operation Mil office, tele-
phone. Union &C: downtown Office. room
G, Bailey building, over Western Union
Telegraph office. telephone. Main $50.
COMPOSITION-We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure), in nonpareil minion, BREWER and
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gail or address, Post-Intelligencer. Se-
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
(Allen's), room ~ Mckay building, Port
land, Or.
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The following letters await advertisers
at this ONCE:
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DON'T forget to attend auction al. :.
fine furniture on Tuesday, the Nh Z
10 o'clock n~o at I aT Ninth avenue sout l:
tice. L. G. Bickerton & Co, auctIonsans.s'
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aELr wANrED-rEuALE

wANrFn~A thoroughly experienced
cloak and suit saleSwomau. ca phliv *
takiDr charge. AicNandCr Wilson. Sec
ona avenue and University street
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WANTED 900 rockmen for work on
White Pass 6 Yukon Route; wages
$3.50 per day and upwards; board $40
per day. Also station men for heavy
side hill rock. which will be let at high
est prices tools, powder and al sup
plies furnished on easy terms, Apply
to Nj. j. Hensy. contractor. 70 Colman
block Seattle. Wash Inns OF Court
building. Vancouver, or Bennett. Il. c.
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THE HILLS COMPANY, BONDED
1920 First avenue. will sell you a fiourish-
ing hotel of "a rooms: house full ali ~
time; q complete sacrifice. at $50.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

good statesmen for tea
and coffee; good salary or commission.
Seattle Coffee Co, room 81 Safe Deposit
bufldfng
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WANTED-Position; first-cass machin-
list; understands mining machinery and
engines; single. II. Campbell 4l9 Main
street CITY
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FOR SALE MIscELLANEous-C

/ can positively beat them all; examine
our high grade tailormade misnt
clothing, sold for third the actual value,
at ITO Second avenue south Phone,
Red l22z
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FOR SALE-Dock property, sawmis
flour mill and factory sites: timber hnd
Address n. A. Robinson 100 Washinslca
building, Seattle, Wash.
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SIS rents nice modern 6-room house. large
lot. fun Of flowers and fruit trees furnl-
ture for sale ten minutes walk Room
Post-lntelligencer building. upstairs.
MODERN 7-room house, furnished or
unfurnished: on first hill. Address ii S.
care Post-Intel.gencer.
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ONE two-horse boiler and engine; also
one four-horse engine; one gasoline en-
CINE. Loggers supply Company. 924
Railroad avenue south.
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WANTED-A stenographer with some
knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply at 10
o'clock, SO West.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Thoroughly competent and ex-
penenced stenographer desires position.
Address r 3, care Post-Intelligencer.
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FOR SALE-Cheap; express team, wagon
and harness; everything new. Stand
First avenue and Marion street. r.
Pearson.
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WANTED Two girls one Tor general
houscwdrk and second glTl W0o uuder
stands plain sewing. Apply SIT james
street. city.
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observation-disclosures.

ART embroidery materials, embroidery
silks. and stamped linens stamping 70
order; lessons given by especially en-
gagged and thoroughly competent teacher
Mrs. l. A. Finch. 1916 Second avenue in
Persian Hair Dressing Parlors
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SEND your old gold jewelry: we remodel,
exchange or pay cash for II. Henry
Hensel, manufacturing jeweler, room IS
Hinckley block.
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WANTED-Girl for general homework;
small family; wages $40. Apply Az
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WANTED-Girl for general homework,
family OF three adults, must be good
cook. 223 Sixteenth avenue north.
WANTED-Cook In private family where
second girl is kept. Apply corner Minor
avenue and Spring street.
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FOR bargains in secondhand household
goods, call at the Red Front Furniture
Company, as we are closing gu, all our
second hand goods to make room for
complete new stock. 110-1l2 Second ave
nue. south.
The oasis., 1900-10-20


 THE Lordsburg Liberal asv...' that the Southern Pacific Co. h.s made a traffic arrangement with ,hs Arizona and Southeastern ra;lw.'. Clemson to Bisbee) and its Soro,. extension. by which the trains of the latter road are to run throuoh to Fl Paso from Bisbee-and hs yond, when the extension cou mences operations. If this be trus it disposes ot the notion tb., the line now under construc,;or from Don Luis eastward is to hs extended to Fl Paso. The I.iber,, states that the recent purchases If real estate at Fl Paso by the South. ern Pacific were for acconnt of the Arizona & Southeastern, to give the latter yard room in that city
The oasis., 1900-10-20

WITH commendable devot to duty the republican cand date for probate judge, MT. Eb. Williams. who is up for reelection to the same position, remains in his office and attends to his duties. Upon the other hand his democratic opponent, MT. O'Conner, leaves the Nogales public school to run itself and travels the county electioneering.
The oasis., 1900-10-20

SATURDAY last, too late to in- clude in last weeks paper, came the intelligence that one of the democratic candidates for congress, MT. Wilson. had withdrawn. An elaborate scheme. by which all the offices territorial and prospective state) are to be parcelled out. was a part of the program of withdrawal.
The oasis., 1900-10-20

The list could be prolonged in-
 definitely. In every instance the
 American silver dollar buys double
 the quantity, or more, that the
 Mexican silver dollar will buy. Yet
 there are six grains more of silver
 in the latter. Why the difference
 in purchasing power1 Because the
 American dollar goes for gold, for the reason that is coined for gov- ernment account, and the govern ment puts it ont only as there is a demand for it at par with gold.
 Now, eighteen years ago, when Nogales was first started, the two dollars circulated in Nogales, upon equal terms. Each boughtas much of any commodity as the other. At the same time the working people here were paid in the dollar oftheir nationality. And the various arti- sans of the two countries were paid the same daily stipend-about three dollars per day for skilled labor, and one dollar for unskilled. As silver began to decline the prices of goods in Mexican money raised. Periodically, the Mexican laboring continued to accept Mexican money. The Americans stuck to their own kind of money. In about eleven years the advance of Mexican prices reached the point where they now are-viz: two for one. And the Mexican workers to get about the same | rate of pay, but their wages would l ouy only one half of what they purchased. Is it not plain that they live only half so we'll as formerlyf And is 1t not plain to the working man in the United States that free coinage of iilver will do for him at one fell 'woop what it was eleven years owing to the gradual decline of ilver bullion) in doing for his Mex can prototypee
 How, then, can the American workman vote for free coinage of liver?
The oasis., 1900-10-20

BUSINESS experience and saga city are what are wanted in the board of supervisors. Where will you find more than in Hogan, Dumont and Atkinson, the three republican candidates for super visorl
The oasis., 1900-10-20
A DIscaspxxcy.

Between the democr atic platform, as adopted by the county conven. ton of that party, recently held in Nogales, and one of the candidates, at least, there is surely a marked discrepancy. One of the resolu- tions reads:
 RESOLVED; That we believe that none but democrats, tried and found true, should occupy places upon our county ticket"
 Now the democrats of Santa Cruz county who are expected by the party managers to vote for the county candidates standing upon the platform, adopted by the con- vention which nominated them, are asked in all seriousness how they can reconcile with the above quoted declaration a vote for Dr. A. H. Noon, their candidate for the legislature9
 When was Dr. Noon tried as a democrat and found truel
 Was it when he was chairman of the populist territorial committee in 1896, and a delegate to the national populist convention the same yearl
 Was it when in 1898 he professed to have seen the error oi his ways, and supported Brodie3
 Was it when in 1899 Governor Murphy appointed the doctor a member of the board of supervisors ot Santa Cruz county, his excel lency at the same time declaring he would appoint to office in the new county none but republicans?
 Was it when in 1899 Judge Davis Ia republican, appointed one of his sons clerk of his court?
 Was it when in 1900 Census Sup ervisor Tritle appointed another son enumerator in Santa Cruz Does anyone suppose for a that either of those three appointments would have been made had there been any suspicion that Dr. Noon was democrat?
 Surely democrats who hold a pride in party fealty should prefer ] Q vote for straight and consistent republican, like MT. Tener, than or one who is everything by turns and nothing long," like Doctor Noon.
The oasis., 1900-10-20

NEVER before in the history of Nogales and vicinity has the repub- lican party been so strongly united and earnest as now. A strong ticket has been nominated and will be elected.
The oasis., 1900-10-20

Now the Wilson organs are now trying to explain away all the hard things they have said about Mark Smith.
The oasis., 1900-10-20

IN THE board of supervisors the people of Santa Cruz county want Atkinson, Hogan and Dumont,
The oasis., 1900-10-20

Subscribe for THE OASIS.
The oasis., 1900-10-20
WHAT WILL A SILVER DOLLAR RUys

Why, one will buy many things. But the quantity of anything one silver dollar will buy depends great ly upon what kind of a silver dol lar is rendered in payment of the purchase. For instance, an Amer ican silver dollar. backed by an American gold dollar, will buy twice as much as Mexican silver dollar, backed by nothing. In Nogales we have both kinds of dol lars; and the stores accept both, but at widely varying values.
 The following statement, pre- pared by one of the most prominent business men in Nogales, shows the present purchasing power of both dollars in our stores.
The oasis., 1900-10-20
l1 1ds<x.
Saturday, Oct 20, 1900.

SUBSCRIPTIONS ONE YEAR s2so SIX MONTHS l.so SINGLE Cory 10 CTS. Payable in American Money oi it's Equiva- lent. 'ff L1.lf
 Advertising Rates made known on applt- cation to the business offire,u
 Unless otherwise specified all subscriptions advertisements and Job printing are payable In American money.
 Address all communications to THE OASIS, 5anta Cruz county. Arizona.
The oasis., 1900-10-20

Published Every Saturday at Nogales, Santa
 Cruz County, Arizona, by
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