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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
,,a. ,s.atA.r = ID 80.

New York. Aug la.-Dealh reapaa 4
harvest saturday fEom New Works. humid.
ity. AT least So persons died IN the city
and vicinity. 30 from PFo4tEationa ana
three children trom falling from Ore 3.
cares, on which they had crowded 10 "a
some relief from the tortnTing heat.
since August d, shen the Temperature
Vas VI, the conditions have been crossing
" orse. All in all 1t y the hottest eontina.
Gus weather New York has had
The greatest sufferers were the children.
Within the four days. during which the
heat has been oppressive, there has been
am average Of III child patient II bellevue
dlspeuAaTy alone, tbs ages Of the ehildEsn
ranging from i've noaIAs to two ysara
There vas No more humidity today than
IA, previously beea reported, hslng 81 pss
cent early in the moTning and advancing
during the day. Many horses were sun,
struck.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

The brokers' price for lead was s3.9s
and for copper $3.50.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

The 1ongshoremen's strike is still on
in Portland, Ore, but no dificulty is
experienced in getting outside men TO
load vessels
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
C. P. HUNTINGTON Is DEAD.
tie Was PFeEIdent Of the Southern
Paeine RAILWAY.

Raequette Lake, y. L., Aug. &c. r.
Huntington, president OF the Southern
Pacific Railway company, died At hrs
camp, Zine knot, in the AdirondAeks.
Apparently veil on retiring at IL
y clock, he VAS taken suddenly With
choking spell, which vas quite eoulinun
ws... him, and Was not Thought 10 Oe .sr.
iru-, but he became worse. rs soon IA
The SERIOUSNESS OF the attack was realized
i messenger Vas dispatched to the camp Of
Governor Lounsberry for a doctor, and he
NIs on hand in hall an hour. Mr. Hunt.
ington died without gaining consciousness,
not more than three quarters Of an hour
having passed between the attack and hi.
death. Mrs. Huntington and MIR. Hunt,
mgtons secretary, G.. + Miles, we're At
IN, bedside at the time Of his death.
News Received nt Frisco.
san francisco. Aug 1.-THE news Of
Colhs r. Huntingtons death created
great sensation in this city, where his
movements, both IN railroad and private
life, have been watched AMI studied with
Keen interest
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

Chicago, Aug l2.-siN deaths here were
due To the heat Saturday and there wsrs
% prus,latioHs, three Ut Nhieh viii PEevs
htiL The mereary to,Iehei is highest
paint at 5 o'clork. ~hsa W Mas EsaeAsA 10
the seathvf bureau offiee. nosa % The
street it Vas 95 and 81.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

Washington. Aug i2,~sanday thia
II az the HOTTEST city IN the URitst ttstsA
he official thsraaoasstsF at the weAther
bureau Registered lOl.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
TROOPS ADVANCING FAST
ARE HALF WAY TO PEKlS
Un.le sam'. RsPIy 10 II Haas
sir, Relieve MiAis'eT'-""'-
-,.. said 20 Have Made = Mistake
Mid RumoFs Aaoat'

Washington, Aug. IA dl'Pa'eh nA'
~, lied at the war department iroin
1,sa,pL ,AAllee, dated August ~ "AisH
Is as follows B
aA,i,nl Al Hos II Wa yesterday
m, pl,,,, uhich Is Spelled lilo NO On
the var department mAp', Is A'
Nay bxtassa neHGsin AMI feAih
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
A Death at milwaukee.

Mii@4ukrs, Aug. l2.-OAe DEATH waA
a~ribel tO the h~aG todAy, also eas pros
tratl4a- Lbs Teesfd TIA eighI days shS1s
nine Irlghs All Is PEuzsTaIIoHs u gs01R
p,otls anI aboaI Is hlaiisl-s das u haas
lnayhg minis.
ave- D~Aths 90 CtH~l1AAtL
tlurinilltI. Aug. ~. th- aassraFy Faaa
TO- ~ saturday attsiHDon 1hs dsaths By
,4u.gryke pS4s I~0. IhsEs sss. nlae psus,
.f4Ll4na.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22
Death of Thomas johnson

Thomas Johnson, one of the most
respected citizens of Skowhegan, died at
his home Saturday last, aged 81 years, 2
months. He was a native of Canton,
Mass, and had resided in this town over
40 years. He married Susan, daughter
of Dea. John Clark, who survives him,
also one daughter, DR.. Cora NJ. johnson.
Mrs. johnson is seriously Ill at this time
Mr. johnson was an industrious man,
great reader, and to the last, took a
lively interest in news and the events OF
the day. He was life long Democrat
His last sickness was brief as he had
often expressed hope it would be-
He was confined to his room but a few
days.
Funeral services were held at the
family home, Monday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. Howard Markley, pastor
of the Universalist church here.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22
Special Offer.

In this weeks advertising columns we
have special combination offer to ex-
tend until May 1st. The Tri-weekly
New York Tribune and the SOMERSET
REPORTER six months, $1.15 or the
Weekly Tribune and the SOMERSET
REPORTER six months for 85 cents
This Offer is also good to those who are
already subscribers, who will pay all
arrearages and six months In advance.
Remember this offer closes Tuesday,
Nav 1st.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22

In recent lecture on Rome Mr.
Frederic Harrison said that the great
value of the city of Rome from the
point of view of general culture and
education. was that it had by far the
longest and most complete history of
any city in the world 1t had three
great qualities as the center of human
culture and the development of human
civilization. 1t was the center of the
ancient world for many centuries, II
became the center of the early Chris
tian world and for 1000 years 1t had
been the center of religious pilgrim.
ages, while for four or five centuries 1t
had been the center of poetry and art
of the modern world. These three
great epochs together made up some
thing like 5000 years. and no city In
the world had had SO continuous u
life. Hardly century passed without
leaving its memorial in Rome.-Eondon
Globe.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22
Lucy White Grover.

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Charles c. Grover,
died at her home here Thursday, the
18th instant. She had been an invalid
for about two years. She went to the
Maine General Hospital in Portland fol-
treatment in October last, but failed to
get relief and had been failing since heI
return in November. Her age was &c
years.
She was a daughter of Charles b
and Thankful White, deceased, and
leaves az near relatives Mrs. Clara B
Leavitt, Mrs. Cora Pooler of South
birmingham, Mass, and Charles B.
White of this town.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22

1.-THE loggerhead turtle" said an old
fisherman, gets its name from the
resemblance of its head and neck, I'm
der some circumstances, to the end of
a log. You take a big turtle, one
weighing, say. GOO or 800 pounds. al
sea, with its body submerged and head
and neck out of the water. and they
look at little distance just like the
end of a log sticking up. Hence the
name loggerhead." New York Sun
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22
MARRIED.

West Forks-Mar. H. by C. E. Ball Esq. Mr..
George M. Durgin of West ForksJ and Mrs.
Henrietta Church Of the Forks.
No. Anson-Mar. I8, by Rev. j. e. Clancy,
MIR. Wesley Perkins and Miss Olive Hutchins,
both OF No. Arson.
Skowhegan-Mar. 81, by Rev. H. w. Kimball,
Mr.. Morris Gledbil of Bridgeton, N. j., and
Miss Harriet M. Avore of Skowhegan.
Bngham-Mar. IA, by Rev. J. C. Gregory, MIR.
ROBBIE Sands and Miss Leonora Goodrich both
OF Bingham
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22
Job Printing.

rue lob Printing Establishment connected
9Th the SOMERSET RRRoRrRR is prepared to
do all classes OF work, the richest aswell as the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
enced workmen are employed and . large
dinp and business cards in Sreat Variety.
orders of dances, bills of fare, programs ETC.,
etc, printed in great variety of styles on short
orders by mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22
A Nice Girl

Mabel-Why do you always buy two
kinds of note paper?
Maud-Well. you see. when write
to Tom, use red paper-that means
loye-and when | write to Jack | use
blue paper-which means faithful and
true.-Chicago News.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22
NEW ADvERTIseMEhTs .

For Sale-Selectmen.
LOST. b. Anderson.
Wanted-R. G. Chase Co.
caution Fuller b. Smith.
Great Values-Ira A. Norton.
Suit Opening-W. II. Wiides.
suit Openins-W w. P. Ordway.
wa, ted-Jermic Emoliient Co.
zinc Mining-E. F Fsirbrother.
Probate Notices Nathan owler.
Price Current-Simpson & Savage.
Spring Goods-Boston Shoe Store.
spring Dress Stuffs- ID. y. Judkins.
Dissolution Notice-Arnold u Owen.
Republican Caucus-Nathan Fowler.
AGENT Wanted-P. o. Box 1881, Boston.
Coburn Op, ra House-C. A. Fairbrother.
Dressmaking Rooms-Miss l.. b. Currie-.
queen Quail .y-Green & Barnard Shoe Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22

Will make you a skirt to order and
guarantee satisfaction cheaper than you
can buy ready made.
We inOfte your inspection and are
yOHr 0aon good jnd gment.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22

A college education spoils fool. bun
it shows an Intelligent young man how
to acquire knowledge that may be use
full to hlm.-New Orleans Picayune
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22
DIED.

Pitts6ed-Mar. 10, Mrs. william Dobson,
aged s3 years, IL months.
Skowhegan-Mar. IL, Mr.. Thomas johnson,
aged 81 years.
Athens-Mar. 10, Mr.. Nahum Mason, aged 70
years
Dexter-Mar. z, Mrs. Sara c. wife OF Hiram A.
Keene formerly of Skowhegan, aged 65 years
and months.
Skowhegan-Mar. 10. Mrs Charles c. Grover,
aged SO years.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-22

The opportunity Of the season to get
your suit made to measure at w. II.
"'ides' opening, Thursday next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-15

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


The following deeds were filed for record In the
county auditors office yesterday
Mutual Land Co 10 stephen Turner. lot TO- block
Is. Gilman park. March u. SIS -. -,
Joan Olson 10 q. 4 Turner. lot q, block To-, Gil
man park. February 9; siT5,
" 4 Smith 70 II W. Pratt lots to u inclusive
q block IS. b. y Days Eidorsdo add, March H.
william murphy. trustee. to c. " Roosberv, !.
interest Of estate o. r. II. Day bankrupt, IN IN 10
lots In La Grande add, February o $50
q r. Turner et ux 10 Il r. 81 John. undivided
I inservss In acres In sec !, 70 D n. e. March
aasNs aud John r Holloway To g. T. Turner I'm
8 9. smith to NJ o. Peterson. lots . 4 and 5.
block II Gree add. 70 pss Moines. November l.
"A " Psrkhur.s 10 Edith Ayrrs. lot .. block /.
whsssr's rhisd add, February q 500
o. and I, hlech y Gilman park, March ;, ssse
Emily sl.nscn 70 NJ. 4, Owens, let .. block ~
Gilman. sda. Fehrssy q $50 :. :, :.
and IT, block ia seattle tide lands March s; s2ai.
Rossna r. T1orndykr 20 Grace G Gilman, tide
hands AZ snith cc~s. 100 fee, By sssim chains Jul,
A. J. sws,ts ct ux 10 Minerva J. Msr.hsn, lots
Ia as snd 70, block u. Woods South Shore
II r Rude TO O. Roeisaf. los 20, block II, Third
Mo'~ Iins sdd. April y. isse 81
Der.ta walter e W Scot, ,,, Iot. :, 81 and TO-
J. D. Hewitt 10 Carrie vaentins. lots and g.
hqet Rsnioa Hi add. except west 30 feet March
ii 4 Andrew 10 @ n Croker. lot g block /
Mis- a Rsndal's Canal ndd. January 81; 500
Aasr Hoeuiche 10 August Mots. 81 81 tract e.
CeorRstown. March 70 t32S
National sBnk Of Commerce 10 stokes & Stiles,
lot s. block l. Falls City. March "a $50
Ots Ronk 20 Markarst Ronk, lot TO- block u.
Rcutnn add March o. 81
o u Gan.t 81 ux to Nettis Hnnsieker, lot l.
block "A. sarsa A. Heu heirs Second add, March
~ sem
& q E~sr To Alice 81 Evers. iotA I and s. block
O. Rssdaits ada February % sfIs
Washinxtnn National hsnk 70 eils NJ. Sparks. lot
III. bloct ;, Columbia March y. $50
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PosT-ISTELIrGENC WANT Al
AGENCIES.


tn. Pos, In,eisrresr has established branch srsn.
ees where eisssiasd advsrsi.emenn viii be received
until 70 D each dsy The RATES charged at the
branch seere,es the At the Pest intsili.
sssee, business office Cash ads only will be taken
a. tsnea sgeneiss Following IA the lis, Of agencies
Yorks Barrington's drae store,
Second avenue and pike.
broadway Pharmacy, y. ". Fisher,
Broadway and James.
Renton nm Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
watia waiia Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jefferson.
Fre~sorn's Pharmacy. Ninth nve-
nns south and jackson.
shtrtt~a'r Drug store. Twenty
third avenue south aud Jackson.
SENATE Drug store, Iea2 Howell
corner Horen.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
A. o., Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
aad ftftb avenue north.
y. u. Costigan's Pharmary, Queen
Anne avenue and Rox street.
BALLARD.
rreston's Pharmacy, Ballard sv-
eane.
FREMONT.
Fremont Dras Company. Lake
street and EwipR avenue.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

LARsoS-fn this city. March u, 1900 al Providence
hospital. Andrew Larson. aged So years. Of pnea-
usoriis
HANLEY-In this cty, March IT, 1900. at Provi-
dencc hospital. John Hanley, aged % years; mem
her ~ the FfFemen's Union. :
CoDy-fn this city. March ~ 1900. az Providence
hospital. John Cody. aged - years
residence a. her dausnier Mfs MAY Detweiler.
South Park Mrs. Amanda H. Craudall. aged 81
years: 8 pioneer q Fidaiao island, skagt county;
member a Eastern Star.
Funeral services At Bonpey s;swart's chapel
TUESDAY. p, "a. Infsrment. Lake yiew cemetery.
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PrBLfsHrRs. NOTICE Travelling agents are
J. A Mcclellan o. p. LOOMS. r. blanchard. city
collectors are n. T. Hawiey John D. sheehan. +. H.
GohIke, C. II. steSen and Robert Akin. Post
rassters Everywhere are oar sgents. Pay money
only 10 these aud TO our resident sSents In the
various cities and towns Of the Northwest.
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LICENSES TO WED.

Licenses 70 wed were issued yesterday for Robert
J. Smith i5D. a Lopez, and Flora Guard tn. of
Friday harbor; c. J. Anfersor TN. II RichAfdaon,
ana Erika Nation ~. q Newcastle; Eden W.
Pollok Of Seattle and Alice 2. Decatur, u Mt.
vernon: Isaac Foster sil and Name Fooie 80, both
"a
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EMPLOYMENT VENTED FEMALE.

TWO young ladies' wishing to meet party
going 10 Cape Nome that can give them
employment Of any kind. Address S Ia.
care Observation-Disclosures.
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ron sALE-sAumiLI-

sAWMILL for sale. one of the best mills
en- Puget sound. almost uen' cost az
most 5000. has salt water and rail-
transportation. price S@se terms "a
su.& purchaser Address a. Johnston.
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WANT ADS.

Adverfisemen under any
heading I'm classified colsmns,
10 y word each Insertiony min
fmun charge, 25c. C1essiacd
advertisements running one
month without change of copy,
$50 per Iinc (seven words
count TO Iine). On three I
months' order, sf.ao per iine
per month ON six months or
der, $3.50 per linc per month";
nm rsarIy order, ~ per line
per month.
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Lop0E NoruEs,

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A O T. W,-Auenuont On tTi~&3 eFVn-
ing March ia Columbia TodFt Ne
Win give a basket spciah,C fer the o. nest
~ = brother ia ure1s ca'uc and hiring
yuuT wife and ) hssket ~ Eppa taiEsT Z
cat and hello this deserving oro.her. No
aanaigtance will re charged hWf contents
cf baskets viii bs Sold AZ a1ction. ~
llks hall. Colrau butl Jung 80 =. m
A. l. HIiTBRUNE ~ w
IONIC Lodge No -, r q 4. M-Rc gular
communication Friday March Il. IA p
m. T. A. degree. Visiting brethren vel
Il GbUPTEL. w. NJ.
:" l. CASE. Secretary
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T.. ID. GALLAHER q co.'s sNArs

E. ID. GAIsLAHER q CO.'S sNAf9
T.
Lots l. 2, 2. block s. Yeslers first -
ton. corner Spruce and Twentistt w
nue. modern house. 10 roonss ny
Five acres. Ave blocks north Of No. -.
street power house, on Ninetesnn ~
nue.; price. sS.0e8.
Tundra claim on Center cresk, 49,
Anvil creek and Nome city. prscs. =
TIL. guaranteed.
Lot :. block 10. =. a. nelrs sadits'e; ~.
Fifth avenue 9oxiA fe-gi At1H 49,,
residences. present RENAL. 50 psf n sss<
walking distance from ssssasS
price. h.Dsa
g.
Lunch counter In very center 81 c1
chance for The right party, pfioA 80
Anap.
G.
We buy and sell resi safsts ssd
properly. Csli and see "a
r. y. GAf.LAHE.R Co.. -
stock Exchange BuilJins. ie1 r -.1,a--.-s>-
y y 2 ?. EEiIEE44RRA " I s::s
81 s.gD-sokiae only one block lsss@snsH
corner ~ Broadway ana 80 wa
street.. FOR a clasH-in hsins ~ - ~
houses for rent. where can fvN
no iaxioo. on Drsssl 1Thlrty aishs ~. -.
nue.. sasf and south front.
have money. Gre view, na Ysif
$500 New seven room huesz Ustse&
fsanfh avenue moth trytn - ~
street rsodera and caFnpleSs 49, 49, II n
sirshl~ tenant Hiii rent mis- ee'1
n .sS--s..aiss On ,ha nrst alH. s.ss Z ~
Columbia street. % VIII seH -"
ioI. lhls L. very cheap. "a fst
fsyg.- f4us ~ fhe sighthesi cpfHe. ~
con hlu. Thirfssnth avensss. h's-
aachasefta street.
" you are iooksDg Tor 4 reL-a. -1e -
on car fine scent fare, zee 80 isst
have 10 offer AZ fiTs per zere' k'''1
streets dedicated.
Liza your properly with as
ranches and timber iand.
y. ?. TIIBB1+.EP,r Sl..:;
sI-2, Halter bldg. 'Pnons: -. :
1910 buys one Of the bsfs Hi.ls as ~ h
tie CITY see this n roc afs 1877 ~
home Great Northern -
Loan Company. successors 70 .
& Co, sll First avenue
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED--Double blocker, 4c; man and
wife at camp Of % men, $50; horse team
sters, ~ clear, saloon lunch cook milk
ers. S1s; sewer mem pantrymau, hotel
houseman; dishwashers, 81; farm hand,
near city; shlnge swampers, s2S, first
and second fsllers, s. and s.. 50. bankers,
81 so, pot washer; hoy 10 walt table, hand
pclisher, so week, clay works nelp, as;
fne chance; mill hands. 81 day and board;
government teamsters and laborers 81
day, low board. boarding house cooks, 81
aud room, hook tenders, s2es Rwampers
s. 20, all kinds of weodsmen, top pay,
second cock, head skidder, boys on rancn
and IN hotels wood and bolt chopper,
81 cord. all furnished; tiemakers. lie.
farm hands, s1B. cut OF sawyer; man
and wife on farm. Tacoma city laborers,
$50 day; country carpenter and mill
hands, fare advanced, packers, knot
sawycrs miners and outside laoorers
Cranes, les Washington street
MANIFESTATION men ON the extension
OF tho White Pass a Yukon railroad. Ap-
ply NJ. J, HeneY II Coiman block. Seat
I 9ane Ma.a. 8 & Inns Of Court building
MEN wanted to learn barber trade. only
cisht weeks required. special induce
meuts this season illustrated catalngus
map ~ city and souvenir mailed free
Moi.rs Barber College. San Francisco.
California.
LOGGERs' WATERPROOF SHOES.
Asbestos tanned calf. high laced. hand
made right here; warranted Pacific
brokerage Company. le1. Frat avenue.
Statesmen To self perfumes. toilet
soaps. etc. TO dealers. sfoo monthly
aud expenses experience unnecessary.
fiumer Perfgmery Co. 81 Louis. Mo,
WANTED Boy 20 work about store aud
90 delivery. must De acquainted with the
cry Apply va the nt>ninE at Malmo's
Seed atore $40 Second avenue
CARPENTERS wanted. tWo men. experts,
ni,lus ana hanging doors. trimming etc
top Wages Go slch men none Others
wanted l~''s sixth aVenuo
WANTED salesman. one who lnisr-
stands Diamonds and watches. must have
Kcqd references Richarda the lewelcr.
tls First avenue.
wANTEp-ColIectnr and canvasser
splendid chance Tor hustler. references
required Gall between sAd e. room
Is Boston d ek.
AEN free ,nlie of F.lectrosono at ISL.
First avenue cures stomach ana kidney
aAmg nts, rheumatism AMI blood alseas-
es Elcctrospne
wANTEp-For retail er5csry. a stfonx
boy Ahoat k 3 ears 81 ayr Address In
owu handwriting. W 81. care Ptst-Intrl-
l.KrHeVF
wANTED-l2 men 10 work placor mlne
on lay. Auin. p e For particulars
see NJ } Anderson. Hotel RscheHeu
Gentlemen desiring tomfort-
Ahie Furnished roofus ~ lowest ratea
This Fl0rsnce. as Madison.
WANTED Iusme,latoly. coat ana pants
maker steady Job ~ Sha0ahaa. Ma
naiwo A q
WANTED boy a, American plrtglet Tel
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

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DANCING classes feF neW beginners.
prsVate lessons dairy ae Wilson's uanc~
tpg Atat*mN. tykchinE aU RTE Vcfg LAT
rSs hsiiFgsom aud thea4t "a tauces terms
lowest IN city OfHce au4 ArateTy.
RAnEe hall Pike Street ANA t1fth ave-
nue. Teiephaas. Grren lI@
MASQuERADE ball Rauko bali 81. Pat
FickiS ptkht Saturday MaFch AZ nanE-
Ing until morning Music hv Wagner
first regiment orchestra Admission. d
cents
SEATTLE splrlgual Association riN give
eniertaia naent and dance MH eontc tum-
pie Thurs6ay. Nereh ~ adM.s sl.n. vs.
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LOST.

LUST.
LOST-Between James and Union. silver
chain purse, engraved on top NJ r G,
inside. In Memoriam. oct. g. Finder de-
liver 70 Ills Ninth avenue and receive
reward.
LosT-In postotnce. leather purse. CON
tanning small change, nail file, etc. Find
er please leave at second general deliv-
cry window. postofice.
LosT-Black cocker. name Tinker; also
sable and white collie, name Whalley.
Return to II Seneca, corner Third, and
get reward.
LosT-Brown cocker spaniel about six
months DID, with collar. s. reward. Apply
Burlington office, lo3 Yesler way.
by taking Electro,one; go and get a
sample free az 1874 First avenue.
FOUND.
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FOUND-fn front OF Quick Drug store.
pair OF spectacles. Owner can have same
by identifying and paying for ad. Call
Post-Intelligencer Office.
LONDON LOAN oFFIcE-Money loaned
on valuables, watches, diamonds. jewell
ry. los Second avenue south.
FoUND-Electroxon cured my stomach
trouble; free sample 1874 First avenue.
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY-Mosher.
Tnone, Lane I'D
MONEY loaned on valuables. 40 occi-
dental avenue.
MONEY loaned on valuables. s2 Second
avenue south.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber company's mill at
the foot Of Broad street, North Seat
tie is now in operation. Mil office, tele-
c, Bailey building, over Western Union
Telegraph office, telephone, Main eSs.
COMPoSITION-we are now prepared 10
ure). In Nonpareil, Minion, BREWER and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address Post-fntelligencer. Sc
attic.
SPECIAL. INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping Bureau
(Alens), room ~ Mckay bsilding. Port
AUCTIoN SALES.
AUCTION sale Of fine furniture at E. G.
Bickerton & Co. s sales rooms. l5i2 First
avenue. on Friday, the 18th at 10 o'clock
sharp; elegant bed sets, iron bedstead.
springs mattresses bedding. oak
tension table. extra fine dining chairs.
rockers. book case fine Bentley organ,
upright piano, sewing machine, fine pic
lures and etchings. Brussels and ingram
heaters, toilet sets. crockery, glass and
tinware, also dozen fine Oriental table
covers. Sale starts sharp at 10 X. G..
Bickerton, auctioneer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-15

MANIFESTATION men ON the extension
OF the White Pass 4 Yukon railroad. Ap-
ply NJ. j. Heney, II coiman block. Seat
tie. Wash. or Inns OF Court building.
Vancouver, b. c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-15
Damn on THANKS.

oAnD on THANKS.
MRS LARS btAESEN and children de-
site 60 espress thrtr aiueeft thanks TO
their many friends f1T thelr pArtaAinW
IA the funeral 81 thelr departed husband
and father. L7fs hiussen aUd fer the
many EnwVrN given t1F tho 0rraHiHus
MIS- nlNESEN AND CHILDREN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-15
ron sALE-LoDGIxG HOUSES.


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