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iMfii L \OTI< ES-4 onttnoed.
T3«rrfconstrucMn#r Quartermaster, Sc
°!El» Wash . May 2. IMO.-Sealed propos
t. «1!l be received at this office until S
« jn Saturday. May 12th, 1!»>I and then
Sjned fur the supply and delivery on
Era the sundry sh P equipments for
IStfltting th» I' S. S. • Seward." Li.=ts
5 the materiai c,n be seen, and Infor-
JLtlor. w1l ; furnished at this office.
3T t-nl'eil States reserves the right to
Ulin; or reje. t any and all bids, or
it* cart thereof Envelopes containing
UoDosal* should b« Indorsed "Proposals
Eroutfits U. s S. -Seward,' " and ad
to TV. W. Robinson. Jr.. A. Q M.,
x., S.atUe. Washington.
U KHOI-DRRS 1 MEETlNG
'\~m.clfi! mee".lnpr of the stockholders of
•he Van An la Copper and Gold Company
.Ini he h' M at the office of the company
m Van Anda.B C.,on the 15th day of Slay,
•MI at the hour of S p. m.. to fix a mln-
Miim price at which the bonds voted
It the last annual meeting can be sold
M the treasurer. By order of the board
3 trustees.
" A C KN'OWLTQX, Secretary
J|SS 111.
ABSTRACTS.
IBSTRA' TS examined. H. S. Tremper,
Ttarr-Boyd building.
" Arcnitnio* PLKATIXG,
wgg GAI.r.AGH KB, millinery store.
Beyond avenue.
""IOBHT'I.TTR 41. IMPI.GMBXTI.
WE havs the best line of road wagoms,
luggies, spring wagons, express an 1
fcrm wagons In the city; full line best
Itrm tna'hlnerj, also harness, pumps,
»l»dmi!!s. contractors' road and grad
ing plow" and drag and wheal scraper*;
v> . represent the heft factories in the
»orM; see ■* Poison Implement an 1
Hardware Co.. Colman atone block. tAH
gtj Western avenue.
" ACCOIKTUITI.
fIANK A McGEE. (Xpert and consulting
gccounlant on private, corporate and
sufelic accounts. book* opened, closed,
audited. etc.; errors and ftauils detected;
ngaeelled references. T.'l New Tork blk.
PARTI KB not emplo>lng regular book
krepers can have their books posted
rteWy, balanced monthly, opened or
tinted Kor Information address W. W,
Clark, WW Terry avenue.
CHAB. B. GRANT, expert accountant;
hooks of firms, corporal lone, counties
»(c, exsmlne.i opened. closed; errors
C tried; confidential. 45 Colman block,
ttle.
ARTISTS.
JIBBIK M ELLIOTT-Btudlo. 37 Boston
Jgwdt. _
ASBESTOS FTOODS.
>AT work boiler and pipe cover
tfiff « upeolalty. De Solla-Dfusaing Co.,
flitfr wharf, Brattle.
HOOKRIVDINU.
f. ANTHONY, bookbinder, paper rular
patent blank book manufacturer.
on block opposite old p»ntofllce.
nobis W l- ; , I! I'-' S.'n': > Wash
metropolitan rniNTivo * hind^
tag Company, 112 Yealer way
BATH*.
QINt'INE »•« water bath*. *l* First
m* Sm.
mrrn.K Rr.r«ma
BICTCLEH rented and repaired. Bpln
lU\K<.
DKXTKiI HORTON & CO., RANKERS.
Kwnuhd l?t70. Seattle. Incorporated 1(W.
Oldest bank in Washington,
C*piUl fully paid 1200,000
Sarpluf 190.000
W. M Ladd President
R H Denny Vic# President
N H. Latimer Manager
M W Petetson Ca.<hier
C- E. Burnaldo Aaat. Cashier
Correspondence In all principal rltlea of
E»lt»d Mutes Europe, China Japan. Ha-
Mllan wand* Alaska, British Columbia
i»! Nnrthw- »t Territory Drufts Issued
•set on J in>-«u Hk.inwuv. Atlln. Bennett
WGUawson City
CsllxMiona nude un all points on reaaon-
Uh tarins
AGENTS OK HANK <kK BRITISH
_____ NORTH AMERICA
TRE ALASKA RAN KINO * SAKE DE
POSIT C<)
NOMK, CIT\ ALASKA.
taUiarUed capital JfiOO.oOt)
Thi» company wtli I'lien lor business ul
Son# s lty. Alaska. on or about June 15th
•»t It will do a general tanking Ijusl-
MM. Mil! safe dep.>»tt hostt* for the keep
!W »f gold anil oth- i valuables. sell ex
iui> gold dual an nul gold
CAMFI.L WHITEHEAD Ph D..
A«»«i«r iM Oenerul Manager.
EZRA 1> PARKER. Cashier.
•ftUa corresp. nd. tu I'uget Sound Na
. , tlnnal Hank
THE PUQET SOI Nli NATIONAL
BANK SEATTLE
Capital paid up 1309.000
Jseofc rurth President
Ji. Nsifeid.T Vice rn itint
* V. Ankeny . Caahler
In the United S> . • i K - toic
,2°y dust bought Draft* Issued un
***** X rt h w*#t Ttrrltory
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or
SEATTLE.
'*N> rr CAPITAL IISOWM
Jatn»» t> Hogt Jr . president lister
<» '*r Utl»t« of cri t U* .ed
(«M »%co »he r*
Correspondent at Nome,
BANK OK V'AI'E NOMK.
Ittll J irtute >.f «t«am< r th* office . f
£ « ® ■ ni*:ij>;,t of tin bank at
f°m*. will be at Ptr-t National Hank
*4l*.
THR
CANADI t\ BANK or COMMERCE
Head Otto e Toronto
®4J*UI paid up |,; Jul WOO
B'* Mll'd n Dollars.
.. iirarvch,
" H iIoHK v A tin* Minag^r
NATIONAL BANK IF COMMERCE
NM-up i-apu«| tUD,<m
■ Urn,:a a general banktna business
S-pHfnrv President
VI c President
w *• Caahter
-jM« I>roslt Vault Bus for Rcnt__
v ?" K ' ' s BA VINOS BANK
t„ ■ '■ l 'tkc St i"*, ltal paid up.
4. t" c , N'Sufv) i« pr «, J k Hay-
K.J™ - T Grwnlmif. aast cash.
Wiwi* savings and trust
K mi nFUI K KIMtKKS.
rHOPEH. mo-..,1 Firs: av -
a} - ofllve and bar fixtures;
a 'jy ml)tr stisuaboat
lIIISS BICW,
—Continued.
BRIDGES.
H. P BELL. MEM. AM. 80C. C. E .
No. 31 Five Sisters' Block,
VICTORIA, B. C.
Office of WADDELL & HEDRICK, Con
s alt in ir Engineers for Bridge* md
Btructural Work, of Kansas
City, Mo.. Yj. 3. A.
Wooden bridgoy designed to last from
two to three times their ordinary life.
BRASS FOLSDEHS.
SEATTLE Brass and Bell Foundry Com
pany. brass castings, finishing and Job
blng; old metals bought
CABS ANII CARRIAGES.
PIONEER Transfer Company barn;
telephone Rainier 40; stand Wheeler
restaurant; telephone. Main 222, car
riages, baggage, wagons, reasonable
ratt-s.
THE SEATTLE TRANSFER CO. Tele
phone 41 Rubber-tired carriages, best
for invalids, easy riding, noiseless.
CASH REGISTER*.
NATIONAL Ca«h Register Company, 407
Washington building.
HALL WOOD CASH REGISTER CO.,
1020 First avenue.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Do you wish to know what the future
holds for you? Consult Mrs. De Hall,
trance medium and independent slate
writer She asks no questions; tHls the
names of friends and enemies; tells what
you called for; tells your name in full;
tells all about your business affairs;
tells things you should know Does an
other share the love that should belong
to you, or Is there some one else's love
you wish to gain, or have you secret en
emies or rivals you wish to overcome?
Do you want to get proof, facts and
names in regard to whether husband,
wife or sweetheart is true or false? Do
you want success In luck. love, marriage,
health, business and speculation? Spe
cial attention given to the location and
recovery of old estates, locating mJnes
and buried treasures, hidden fortunes,
documents, lost or absent friends—in a
word, whatever your troubles, suspi
cions. hopes, fears or desires, you are
earnestly invited to call, and you will
be rewarded by obtaining a clear insight
Into the future. Also if you care to learn
the lives and fates of those who are
near you. All business private and con
fidential. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Fee from It up Hours
from 9 a m to 8 p. m. Free tests to
those who bring this ad from 10 to 11
B. m. daily. Parlors, First avenue,
the Savoy.
ATTENTION Mrs. Dr. Farnham. the
world's most famnAp medium and clair
voyant, given advice on business; every
hidden mystery revealed; if marriages,
sickness, il«nths. changes, travels, di
vorces, separations, lawsuits, business
transactions, will®, deeds, mortgages,
lost or absent friends, interest you; if
you desire to be more successful; if
you desire to have your domestic troub
les removed, your lost love returned,
your bitterest enemies converted into
stanch friends; in a word, whatever
may be your troubles, suspicions op de
sires. call upon this gifted woman and
ahe will send you away happier, wiser
and bolder than ever before. Write, if
you cannot call, for thousands upon
thousands have been made rich, hap
py and healthy without ever having
come to see this wonderful woman
Consultation by m»il Is alway* most
auccessful and satisfactory, and all
correspondence is kept sacredly confi
dential. Address or call on Mrs Dr.
Farnham. Fee, $1.1)0 and upwards; di
agnosis free; no sign Circles Wednes
day evenings, * sharp. 905 First ave
nue, Bronson Hotel; rooms 7-8.
MRS E GREY, palmist and psychic,
Sives satisfaction in every case; disease
lag nosed without question; rheuma
tism and neuralgia cured by a n»w
method. The Jewell house, 411 Yesler
Way
MRS E. EMETT. South African medium,
in her wonderful clairvoyant sight, re
veals past, present, future; consult her;
readings, Vic. < 'ffice X£l Pioneer build
ing. corner James and Ki|>t avenue.
RETURNED Mrs Welch, clairvoyant
palmist, psychometric reading of miner
als a specialty, this week only.
and gents SO cents. 71# Third avenue,
room 3. over HoiHiev A Stewart i
ADDIE SWAIN, palmist, tranco medium;
seance tonight. JSc private sittings 10
a m to 9 p m ; ladles frea test. H2t'><t
First avenue, near Pike.
UMK I.A VEE trance medium, tell*
past, present, future satisfaction guar
anteed or no [isy Sixth and Madison
MME MELBOURNE clairvoyant, card
reader, call, be convinced; satisfaction
guaranteed 1122 Second avenue
MADAM KHPKHAN/.A clairvoyant, life
reader; business advice. Kenuebcck
block. MS Yesler way. room 1.
FJ A iRANi'E MARVIN. «14 First, publlrly
pr.'llctctl Cat* Nome strike in Post-ln
telljgeneer, July 25.
MRS DEIJUK.H IUI e ■ ii d P*tn>ellum
ia»'4 ftc .-ond No «. Cll lea Tue days and
Friday» T:SO p. 18.
Dll SWAN. readln*» »V. 157 Yculer,
ro..m SJS _______________________
MADAM FRANCISCO medium 132 Pl««.
rorner Seeond.
UAN4 IHa At* %UK44 \ .
BALLRO<iM and sta#* dai
private or clatiea. pike and Fifth ave
nue. Ranke halt
t IHI'KVI I IC* A>U Ml II l»l t«-
OVINUTON'B «arpenter*. Jobbers. 11l
M*rt<<n Hlui* US.
CARTKH'S shop, old p .toftlio alley.
Blat a it __
UKTBITIYK AUKSC*.
j THE t; A (Jtir.ln. r Detective A«. N y
conduct* a general detective bualuese.
astabllahed twenty years; best referenda
furnished Office Jlti lionet r tiul. ■ ng.
11l l.l\t. IM) I'l l: »MMi.
PARISIAN DTE Wi'KhS NVw ilant,
Nyt i*»tati!f!i satisfa. tb>n guaranteed
lis I'nlon. telephun*. l ike 134
ATLAS DYK WORKS, rs I'nton Tel.*-
| bone, Huff ;•» ! Leading French dye
house In Steatite _
WEIR'S dyelnc. elear.in* Ml Jackson.
Black ML
W ANDERSON. Fifth and James Black
; -t3
SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. Seattle.
Blue U
lAl.lMllt kill IV tl. IH< HITKt'T.
BABNEB & CO.. 74-75 Starr- Boyd bulld
ln« ____________
E l_ XI AIOJgTER, >U-«M Pioneer bld<.
I I I.< I ITII N WSU
BELL repalrum, houee wlrin* 7\Ji Ilku
atreet.
t:\T.lM.t.tt« \M> uiMHieroit*
PI "OUT SOIND BRIDGE AND DREIvI
INO Ct» *'! First avenue - ath in
us harb, r improa-ements bridge bjlld-
Ing and general contracting. Scows for
rent.
BEATTLE HRiWE COMPVNT. l-jllders
of bi'l lgea, wharves, coal bunkers, etc
pile driving and foundations; dealers In
pile-, lours and spars.
IM.lt \\ l\l..
SEATTLE Kngravlng Ct> tr.ak« rs ->f high
grade printing plates by all processes.
Hinckley block _ _
EXPRESS \MI Bl(.G \t.K.
JOHNSON S t-M'RESS haaj «\#r>tlilug.
Fhoac, Red 31.
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY MAY 11, 1900.
■llBB Hi).
—Continued.
FOIJiWCi HKII FACTORY.
MORRJI 4 SOX. manufacturers, 1530 First
avenue.
FISH DEALERS,
CHLOPECK BROS., Yesler wharf. Tele
phone. Main 379.
BAN JUAN FISH CO.. Columbia dock, Be
aUle.
GAS LIMPS.
PACIFIC OAS LAMP CO., 1002 First ate
nue; finest gasoline gas lamps of great
brilliancy.
HARNESS AND Stnm.KRV.
M SORLET ft HENDERSON. 2"5 Occlden
tal avenue.
norsF.-R \I«IN<; A\n FOI vn ATTO'TS"
CONTRACTOR, builder. A. F. Ttlford,
ISO"! First.
IXSIHASfE.
ATLAS INSCRANCE COMPANY. of
London—Organised 1W Assets. SI(U*»V
-HP" Fire losses promptly adjusted. Ed
mund Bowden. agent. Horton Bank
building.
WATSON, HAN FORD ft CO.. rooms
3V., 2<W and at»7 Pioneer building, tele
phone, Main 121.
PIONEER RENT AND COLLEOTION
CO.. S and 9 Roxwell block. General in
surance.
H. A RASER. agent and adjuster Im
perial Insurance Co., 210 Pioneer build
ing Main . 1 26.
BURNS ft ATKINSON, general insur
ance 14 Boston block.
CALHOUN, DENNY & EWINO. Insur
ance. Olympia block.
CRAWFORD, CONOVER ft FISKEN,
New York block
ICR AND STORAGE.
AND STORAGE COM
pany. Tel.. Pike 158. Ice and storage.
JL NK.
SEATTLE JITNK COMPANY—Highest
■ ash prices; orders promptly attended.
Rear Seattle Market. Black 1113.
AI.ASKA JUNK CO. pays highest prices;
prompt returns. 1111 Western avenue.
Phone. Pike lilt
MACHINISTS.
OIKFORD. repairing. lUS Second. Tele
phone. Buff 381.
A F. HUTTON. machine shop. Flyer
dock.
MAPS. HI.I K PRINTING, ETC.
ANDERSON Map A Blue Print Co., Pa
cific block.
M \<iß IMI H ATHS.
DR ETTA RALPH, sanitarium Turkish
baths, massage assistants. 1413 First,
near Union; select patrons.
AN Eastern ladv, Turkish salt water
baths; lady attendant, massage; private
rooms. 21* 1 a Columbia.
ZELLA LORRAINE, masseure, baths.
Room 2. 222 Columbia street; no sign.
NEWLY opened bat a parlors, 600 Second
avenue, room 4.
Ml IK* tin JIHIIO.
O. R.' PAUL 'is New York block, buys
and sells K>>od mining properties
C. E THURSTON A CO.. 10» Cherry Bt.,
mining Investments. Cape Nome claims.
J") tit mine* see Yoho. New York build
ing.
MUIMi PLATM.
RELIABLE silver-plated copper plates
and pans. Seattle Electro-Plating and
Manufai .luring Company, III} Second
MOM IMB JIT* (ID mtIBITOtKI.
WE carry a fine stock of monuments,
headstones, tnurkers. also granite and
marhit curbing; special attention to out
side orders. Paget Sound Marble &
Granite Co.. 1108 Second avenue,
■AMI K\< I t ItKH LUI!M> fMI Kit-
WE IR.
FINEST line ladles' silk goods, chil
dren's dresses, gents' shirts, etc.. in city;
satisfaction guaranteed. Wo Hop A Co.,
ISM Second aeenue. ______________
MK<OKN<<KH *ICRVICK.
HI NO the "O. K " bo* Tor messenger*.
\\ , atern Union and Ureal Northern tele
grams backs, gurneys and express
wagons; quick service Telephone, Main
Km oil Second. Hram.il Queen City
Laundry __________________
OttTKH OBALERI.
THE Waldrip Oyster Company, Flyer
dock, wholesale.
THE MORGAN OYSTER CO.. 130* Second
avenue ____________
NOTARY PI HI.IC.
MAJOR CLAKK Pensions, rentals, collec
tion*. Union block
PATKM « IMI IIHtUIMi.
lIAHNKS Jk CO.. 74-75 Starr-Boyd build*
log Superior service* In all branches of
« irk writ# for ot»r book, "Advice te
lnvntwa" _ •
ADAMS Registered Patent Attorney Ka
per. patent and mrrhanlral dru i*htlin
an 1 biuo piltitln»: Ct'm.in tiuiljina
I'H^TKHH.
M.WIZTI* HHINTINtI COMPANY,
s. . ;rrt;".ii bi.#k. Ctiar-y atr«*t. naat
pjat-lnt*lllt*Deer. . l«-p%on». Blita K1
BILL BROS.. Wa»h!n*ton bulldlr.it
[•hone. Whit a IR.
IM.I HlllVU. HOT ,WATKR BE»fl*8.
M\l'i S plum bin*. (r«s an I arram-ftttirf;
n r »<.!'•. t • .t '■ able .*4
Klr>t avenu< Ti'l'-photte. 'A hlta SBl
,i ( OULIN. plumbing. *ll Third Tela
ph' n«s Main AS.
•i:\TTLK HEAT A PLVMHINO CO.
WhW* 3JI
si Ll-11VN" pumbli*. «S Ctolumirta
111 on a, It-i-* 101.
Rvt TMAN PLt MHINO ca Telaphone.
Huff 471
si T ! VAN a I>V\IS. la* Firm Buff *>4
M KROWB A HON Tel«pt<on«. Pike !«.
I*l. VMM.. UIHI AMI 1»40* »U»kl.
PA'TFIC HAILING AND P LATINO
Works I nton.
U tsaiVOTON WIRE WORKA- Eowii
and TFTAT.
Itt Hllt.lt (.HOW.
tSOODTEA R HIBIIKR CO.. rocra SI
H.r. key M k Oold Seal boota. oil
.-lorn:nir. belt'.n*
«AFE« AM» LOCK*.
NORKTS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANT.
11P» rirat-
SVtL >t\KKRS.
SI'NDE A- ERLVND. Yealer wharf. «aJl
mikt 5. anJ »hlp chandlers,
i .uiufacturera of tents, -arpaullna. mln
luk h.w eam-aa of ail widths.
SHOW f\M>. STORK I'llTl lIES, ETC
DIX |4 N" BOROEBON CO.. Front and
W,-..-'i;r.K n atrerta. Portland, Or. SOS
Oci i:> r.:«il avenue. Seattle.
i SLATTLii S&ow C«ee Factsr*. lelo ;a£ av.
EHISS [KIH.
—t'ontlnned.
SAW M AM'F ItTI'RERI.
WASHINGTON SAW WORKS. 603 First
avenue south.
tttnraiuHvo.
HFX"*KM.VN * HANSON, designers. Of
.iut, iVsU r dock
SFfOMI-HWn DEAI.RHH.
CAHN ft COHN pay the highest price for
junk. Yesler way and Railroad avenue
SIGN AND HOI SF. M'MHKHD.
ENAMEL. Illuminum, nlckelold. C. Mes
ton. 310 Yesler.
SHIP CHANDLERY.
C. F MFVFTR ft CO.. WX> Flr.=t avenue
south. Ship supplies of even' deßCiip
tion
STEAMBOAT PAINTERS.
HAMM ft WALBI'RO, steamboat paint
ing: estimates cheerfully furnished. 103
M.idl»on. haacmcnt. Telephone. Buff :>6<s
- AFLE.
TUB SEATTLE TRANSFER CO., K!S
Ftrot avenue Brick warehouse: low ln
suranca. Telephone 41.
HTORAOK AMI WAREHOI'tIS.
406-4W-418 Occidental Avenue.
Advances made on Consignments.
MORGAN, JACOBS Jt THENHOI.MB
TRICK AMD DR AY I.INKS.
D M'OOVERN, successor to the Kahaley
Truck Company: movln* safes and
heavy freight a specialty. Telephone,
Blue S4I.
THE SEATTLE TRANSFER COMPANY
Telephone*, Ma:n 41 .tnd 46: all kinds of
hauling, safea. machinery, etc.
KVKS TRANVRNN COMPANY -DUtrli
utlng pool cars a speiialty: all kinda of
moving done. Telephone Main S6O.
TYPEWRITERS.
BALL-REARING Densmore, New Cen
tury and Yo»t typewriters, all standard
single and double keyboard machines;
all makes of typewriters rented and re
paired ribbons for all machines; send
for catalogue. Seattle Typewriter 12*-
ehange. BIS Firgt avenue, Seattle, Wa»h.
I MBR ELLA REPAIRING.
T'MRRELIaAS Manufactured, recovered
and repaired: general repairing. 21S
<'olumbia afreet H.>V»»son Broa
W IIOI.ESALK l.mi OR DEALKRS.
R. R. R R.
Roosevelt's Rough Rider Rye.
M. ft K G«tt»tein, sole agents.
KKI'I KI.^HKIMER BROS-Crt>wn Dia
monds whiskies especiallv.
BUCK CO., Incorporated. Agents Ysllow
strvne Velve* vrttlsklea.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
ATTORKBYI-AT-LAW,
BKLCOI'HT A M'DOUGAL, attorneys at
l.iw. notaries, etc.. Dawaun. Yukon ter
ritory. N. A. Belcourt, M. P., Q. C.
Frank J. McDougul. Offices at Ottawa
anil Dawson Special attention given to
Ottawa work.
P. I'. Carroll. John E. Carroll.
CARROLL & CARROLL—Lawyers, pat
ent solicitors, proctors in admiralty, 72-
73 Hinckley block.
HARTFORD BEAIMONT, 520 Washing
ton building. Telephone, Black ISHM. Res
idence 411 Seneca. Telephone. Huff 117*.
FRED H. PETERSON, attorney and
counselor; proctor In Admiralty. Fourth
floor Mutual Life building.
PRATT .V- RIDDLE. attorneys-at-law.
Rooms SO9-JlO-311 Bailey building
STRUVE. AU.KN, Ht'GHES A Mo-
Mlok>n. Bailey building _
DAVIS .4 Oil.MOßE—Lawyers, proctors.
Pioneer building.
JOHN F .... I.l.EK—Attorney-at-law. 3S
-41 Haller block.
\ JOHN O. GRAY, lawyer. Mutual Life
building
FRANK" B. WIESTLING. 61-62 Boston
block.
CONOVER & WILSON. 43-43 Tlaller build
ing. _ _
H s rn>:m i■ i it. :i-i2 Starr-Boyd build
ing
J. A. KELLOOO, lawyer, Bailey build
ing.
\V I» LAIfBtTTH, 2m4-&* PaclAr block"
M 1 L<> A HoOT. 3I«» New York building.
GEOk F AI'HT. New Y'>rk building
Z_B. RAWBQN, *l7-*l* Pacific blork
HEKS P. DAN I EI.S. W New York block.
%«*A%KK \MI (Haim
NKWTON IK Cherry «t.
AHC IIITKITI,
SAT^P?rRB^I 7TA\VTON arvhitectii~ ?nS
and 2HT New York block.
CHAIUJEI H HI.HB. architect. JO®
Washington block.
R !, ROBERTSON. 71 Deiter Hortoa
building
■MIL DE NEUF. architect. M Wash
! Ington block
JAMES STEPHEN, architect, W New
York block.
A TI DEMAND, architect, 47 Colman
j butldlim
«. C. M MANI'B, 4m yew Tork bull' ig
8 J MEANT arrfeiitett. i£ Colman block.
< HIROPUOItITf.
HANNA. only (graduate ehlropodlnl
oil the Padlir coait, indflWll by phyvl
<ian« Parlort fturke \> illdinn <flv#
year* lorated in Beat tie)
Civil BXQlllSßftl
K A HILL». civil and minlnir ensteeer
Mutual iJfe liuillin*: phone, Matn
Mtnfnir propertiee mined. Heat
<»f referencea
W S FOR TIN ICR, 4 Colonial holl4in«,
irrtfatU»n, aMUnajre. water r«»wer. land
ourveyy. romtructicn «upertattod4»Ht.
DEXTIfITt.
I>H HHAviLxN, r«».,rw M Mutual
'
C A liOLMESb L> D. 8., Cotraan bulld
•
Kill C'ATiO* A I.
i LEO'S BUSINESS >'OLLEOE. Second and
I'nton. teaches Ptiman shorthand, mod
em Nji kkeecing all mmon school iuS
jects special leesona in railr ad fngineer
ln(( sni mechanical draughting by prac
tical railroad engineer. investigate.
I WILSON'S Modern Business College run*
all the year-day and evening Book-
It. eping. telegrsph.v shorthand. Knglish
Unless you want to be convinced a» to
our superiority do not visit ua. Six drat
class specialists aa teachera.
I PRIVATE SCHOOL Mrs. Laurence
Gronlund. Hoiyoke block.
FRKSH'If If «in!. F. Constant. 511 Wash-
Ington building.
MAE E. «TEPHF.N'S • ,'ratoo literature,
?hak —; «ar.- i:i.l iivsnal lultore, c.aaa
Lfur chlWiren now being organise j. lioiy -
uke blcck.
PROFESSIONAL MM
—Coo tinned.
EDUCATION AU-Coßtinved.
ATTEND ihe best. Acme Business Col
lege. JSeattie
LADIES* TREATMENT.
"SOSPITA"—Nerve and uterine tonic.
Room Pacific block. Mrs. J. H. Bunch,
manager.
MIMICAL.
MMK. ARAMENTI. the celebrated sinser
and vocal teacher of New York: voices
examined from 12 to 1 daily; residence,
Rainier-Grand hotel Studio. S3 Hlnck
ley block. Seattle.
FIRBT-CI*ASS instruction in guitar and
mandolin given by Rose Charlotte
Mitchell <53 Holyoke block.
LOI'ISK BECK, teacher of piano. Hotel
Stevens.
MO*OI) HOSPITAL.
PRIVATE general hospital. First ave
nue; maternity department specialty;
nurses' bureau. Telephone. Cnlon 6.
NAVIGATION SfHOOk
PRACTICAL naviiration taught. 70 8.,
Saf*» Deposit bulMlng
MEDICAIi.
THE best private home (separate room?)
before and during confinement; best
care and attendance; nice garden; prices
moderate; babies adopted Into good
homes Mrs Dr. Wegener, 1312 Golden
Gate avenue. San Francisco, Cal.
OSTKOP\ 113 \ .
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF OSTE
OPATHY Sixth floor Safe Dep. ml t
building Examination free, literature
on application
DR. LILLEBKLLK PATTERSON. Oste
opathy, 53 Cnion block. Examination
free.
OCULIST* AND AVRISTS.
DR. A. B. KIBBE. oculist, auri.«t and
physlcan for diseases of the throat;
removed to rooms &sfi-327 Bailey build
ing, corner Second and Cherry street.
DR STILLSON. eye, ear, nose and
throat; removed to No. 8 Hinckley.
OPTICIANS.
THOMAS CARROLL, rompllcated watch
repairer. 308
MISS WILZINSKI, optician. 112 Cherry.
Consultation free.
W. S. MORLEY. scientific optician. 1207
First.
PATKNT LAWVBR.I.
MASON. FKNWJCK & LAWRENCE.
Washington City. Seattle branch, 4<>9
Burke building: patent book free.
PHYSICIAN* AND >1 RKRO\*.
DR. VAN DYKK—Diseases of women:
genlto-urlnary, chronic, nervous, t,|00.1
and skin diseases Washington building.
DOCTOR WHJNTWORTH—CoIIin* build
ing; telephone. Union 91.
DR. FLEISCHER Specialty surgery,
(cenlto-urinary. nervous nn<l female ills
cases Washington block. First avenue,
Seattle.
DR. SARAH KENDAI.U Holyoke block.
Telephone. Main 718.
DR. POWRT.L. Downs building. Tele
phone, Black IJ7I
DR t-AI.HOI'N Starr-Royd block Tele
phone. Main 391
DH. RK'HTKR. Mutual *.lfe Telephone
East 271.
OR. ANNtK Ri'SSELI. M Hinckley blk
ALASKA WANT fIDVS.,
CAPE NOME-KLONDIKE.
AI.A*KA BOOTH AMD SHOKS.
MINERS' waterproof shorn and boots of
antwstos tanucu calf; warranted. Eureka
leather suspenders, gloves and mitts.
Latest gas lamp* either gasoline or eoal
oil. Pacific Brokerage Company, HOC
First avenue.
A Lakh a o« tfittkrh.
PIONEER manufacturer* of Alaska cloth
ing, make puru woolen goods and have
the best equipped plant for making
clothing In the state. Seattle Wouleu
Mill, 1117 First avenue.
AI.AHK % TKMTd IMI T AII I' * I 1.1 >*.
TENTS AND TARPAULINS The right
kind at factory prices Seattle Tent and
Awning Company, Mariun and Western
avenue Also hydraulic mining hose..
TENTS, tarpaulin and awning cotlon
duck, all weights and widths: hydraulic
mining nose. I'elit* Tent and Awning
Company. 117 Yesler way.
ll.\«K A XTKAM IIOII.HKft.
WASHINGTON Steam Htatlng Company,
Washington block. Post Street. Tel., Main
_W
AIAHKA t'UITWW.
UNITED STATES government goods,
nothing better ran be bought for Alaska
that will give you better service, navy
overcoats, fb, blankets, II .-> up, slicker
suits, ti 89; navy sweaters. I.\ wvol
socks. W. watch caps. 25c. cavalry
boots. U >1; government shoe*. U Kirk,
1217 First avenue,
SEATTLE WOOLEN HOUSE, opposite
Hotel Stevens. WJ First General out
fitters, make men's < iothiug to order;
pure woolen good* direct from rolll.
I \ M KOtUIM. II." t 1 i.
BTEKL-RiHHED cunvaa folding boats. Se
attle Tent and Awning Company. mauu
fa tur.rt. Marlon and Western
I tl'L Ml*i..
PARTIES going to I'ilK N me will fir-d
It to their advantage to Join the M .rri
aon party We havo location No 8,
Noma river; pumping outfit and »lut «■»;
claima divided into lots 89 feet on river.
13" feet deep, prke lI.V . tS cash, bai
at.ee from earning* Full information
call or address C. D Morrison, 114 Jama*
■ treat. Seattle.
I will sell half Interest In weil located
rreek calm at N. ma for *>"•> an ,i *iu
(Ut real estate security that tItI" is
perf-.'. du agonts. am «.ng to Nome
or R.-anok*. Address C S, 'are Post-
In'elligcat er.
COAL OIL BURNER
And Gas Generator, the only blue flame
burner without wick on the market. Juat
th' thing for Nome, don't fail to see It.
Pacific Brokerage Co., I'K. First ave
nue
COAL oil BURNER
And Gas Generator; the only blue flame
burner without wick on the market;
Just the thing for Nome; fstl to
see It Pacific brokerage Co., liMJ First
avenue. ___
MISS WINTER'S patent eiderdown sleep
ing bag. weighing only ten pounds, ideal
bed for the coldest Alaska weather. Se
attle Woolen Mill. 1117 First avenue, i.»ar
postofflce. ____________
NOME— Accommodation for a few mora
passenger* also limited amount freight,
new fast-sailing schooner Harriet Buck.
Hotel Dilier or F. J. Butler, SJM First
a v»nue.
THREE miners with outfit and ticker* to
Nome would like to work claim < n
shares don't answer urJeaa yen citui
buslr.'- a. Addre.s* P7, c jli* Post-Intelli
geacer.
MM HI IMS,
(Iff 111 IMB.
-Contlnnrd.
CAPK (on! inuofl.
PARTNKR with small capital to $o to
Nome uith an amusement proposition;
s?!> to Ibw clear profit per day. K2, care
Poat-lnteilnfenct r.
MINERS and prospectors goins: to Nome,
■w'ij at Seattle Woolen .Mill store, No.
ul? First avenue, and jet best map of
that coutttry free.
THRKK rirst-claas Garonne ticket* today
at bottom Ujjruros. Several rtr*t and
seoon 1-claas tickets on other boats. CU
Pacific til- ok.
CAPE NOME
Will owner of discovery .»n Manila. Cape
Nome, call at ail \\ a*hnigrton building?
FOR BAI.R- First-class ticket, steamer
Oregon. saiN May 15. Call between 3
and 3 p. m., Seattle Trading Co.
FOR SAI.K Two first«£la*s tickets on
steamship Cleveland; private stateroom
Call wa James street.
HAVE best liquor proposition for Alaska;
investigate It Address M 7, Post-Intelli
gencer.
FOR SAI.K—One tirsf-clas* ticket on Oa
ronne. Phone. White 32R. 12 Jefferson
FOR BAL.R—Best first-class b»*rth on Rob
ert Dollar: $125. call N,.y York block.
WA NT ED—Second-class ticket for Nome.
Address K 7. care Post-Intrtttjreneer.
>OMK TOWN LOTS),
FOR SALE —Two lots in surveyed
townsite: one piece «>f business property
in the heart of the city for sale. W. H,
Whittlesey, room £>>• Hurke block.
CAPK >OMK HOI SKJI,
PORTABLE houses. Don't fail to see
Eureka practical portable houses, store
rooms, warehouses and sleeping cars.
605 New York block
CAPE NOME houses; the onlv practical
and cheap 'Phone, SIS. Washington
Planing Mill. First avenue south
COAL OIL UA» STOVES.
COAL OIL BURNER
And gas generator, adjustable to any
stove, removed easily toaburn wood; Just
the thing fur cooking and heating at
Nome; don't fall to s e it. Paeifto
Brokerage Company. 1002 First avenue.
(APR NONE TRANSPORTATION.
OHOIOB TICKETS TO NOME.
Alliance -Two second class and five
ft rat clasa.
Tao>ma- Sl* second class.
OhK>—Two lirst class.
Oaronn- Four first • lass (ibargain).
Centennial—(Hie second class.
Robert I>ollar —Two first class.
Oreffdiv Two firs* class.
BO) Lfci & DAWSON, 304 New York lilork.
VX<OMIWS>4MICIU4i99«I>
PICKLES, kraut, conoentratad vinegar
and cider specially tacked for Al.isKa
trade; money makers. William Hunt 4
Co.. pre servers, 2108 Western avenue
ALASKA wolf robes. Yukon cap. alwasli
mitts, moccasins, gold bags, etc., at 0.
T. Wernecke's, »Of Railroad av*nus.
FULL line ot slot machines for Cape Noma
trade. Room 4 Roxwell building. Mill#
Novelty Company.
!*OMK PACK NORSK*.
PIONEER Stables, experienced outfitters
for Alaska; pack horses, also work .ind
s» Idle horses. 514 Sixth five nun south.
\OMB TICKETS.
TWO flrwt and two sacond-class tickets
on large veasel *allin* May liOth. Call
or ad drees ttoalert iMd, room 2S, Unlvcr
sky house, 1314 Third avenue.
NOME TI-'KKTS FOR SALE Two flrafe
class; steamer Centennial; freight
space; sails about May 20. Address O.
B. Seidell, Everett. Waah.
KlliST-tT-AWrt tioket. ste»tmer llnanoke;
«leo frewrht »pa<.e for one ton. Mitchell
& Conner, ss Sullivan block.
POH HA I.l*2—First and t*econd-claa«i tick
ets for Cape Nome. No. 60S New York
block.
TICKKTrt on the Aberdeen; first class,
$125. Ft. M. It. Tldd, (m Third avenue.
HRBT-<TaAMI tlcki-vt for iwU#> on Ho&nokc*
for Norm-. 4 New York tkl'K-k
U \ MV
THK I*;imi>in4r ('omiMtny. Inoorpor
at«], I-* with a larifo i/urn.-mg
I«!dut luiil \* >»«.'rmw of worn®
hem h rfaJms at Nome, t lth»»r o» i
or rthprwl*, w«»t <»f river i;rv
ft»rrv«l A|M>ly t«> 1L Manngei.
MirtuaJ IJ[a
<«4K>!> rnrptttiU'r wairti to iro to Cai*
Nome, wHI jmy haif hU faro In < aah and
work arrtvai. A.<ldr«MMi
_K, Bn»*<w«m Ag MUI Co.
o<K>!) mechanic to Xom*
In for work. AdJr«»« V *3,
rom-Intt 1 lUrtPcer.
WANTKr>- Becond-ciaa« ticket on ftmam
tr Ortfoit. Addrtb* li 7. car« Pout-In*
tfltllfcnctf,
- .J..- . - .
STUANKKS.
TIMK CARD T.
DODWKLL 4b CO .LTD.-VICTORIA
Hotrri.
STEAMEH "VKTOSItS."
EFFECTIVE MONDAY. OCTOBER
•; imif
SOH I N IIUI MD.
Dally, Except Sunday.
Leave TACOMA < JO p mi
Arrtea BKATTLB ID » p. RA.
Leave SEATTLE 11 IS p n*.
Arrive PORT TOWNSKND .... 1 W a n.
Leave P'»RT TOWNBKND .... I«J a nv
Arrive VICTORIA « 4 a. NA.
sot nt not wo.
Dally, Except Monday.
L«ave Victoria • SO a m.
Arrive PORT TOWN*ISNO Il lJa m.
Leave 1 liT TOWNBEND .... II to am.
Arrive SEATTLE 1 li p. m.
Leave SEATTLE I *i p. TO.
Arrive TACOMA I <1 p M.
For further Information, apply to our
office* at Tacoma. Seattle. Port Towneaas
or at Victoria
DOOWELL A CA. Ltd..
General Agenla
FOR VANCOUVER. B. C.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH I'ACLFIC.
MC William* Master
Tee'.er wharf every Monday,
W«l!rie»3ay and Friday II I P N.
Arrive* Vancouver It T a folio wing
day.
Leave* V*n<vjover every Tufaday, Tbura
day and Saturday at I p. m.
Arrive* at Seattle at M a. m. feiiowln4
day
Connect* at Vanoouve* with C. P. R.
train* for all point* Eaat. and wltb ateam.
era for NarjJmo. Comox. Victoria. Nets
Weatmlr.ater and TeiaJa I'land porta
Freight WOI not be received at beatUe
after t p. m. on day of aaillng
For freight r i aaaage apply at the of
fice rl the Vancouver line. lea.er wharf.
Tuethoiji! Kr 1 Iftj.
DAILY MATS TO PORT TOWN SEND
AND PORT ANGELES PROM
CITY DOCK-
Bteareer Alice Gertrude leave* City dock
B'.idava. Tuesday* and Thuradaya at 11
uidnlght for Port T'.wnMnd. Port Wli
liarnt, jungeneaa. Port Arigele*. port
<"* re» ent. OeTtytburg. Py*bt. Oallam and
Neah Bay. Returning, leave* Port Ar.ga
lea Tuesday*. Tburaday* and Saturdays
at 1 t m.: leave* Port Townxend at IS
a. m.; arrive* In Seattle 230 p. m.
Steamer Garland leavea City dock Mon
day*. Wedr.eaday and Friday* at 12 mid
night for Port Town**r.d. Port Williams.
Dur.gene**, Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning, leave* Port Angale* at I a. m.
on Muiidaya, Wedr.eaday* and Friday*;
leave* Port Tcwbaeud tl 11 A M.> ariiyeg
in Seattle at ! 30 p. m.
Telephone, Main 619.
&AJTI, i a, lUQUtWii, MIMW
STKtMUKW< onllnnrd.
SKAGIT RIVER ROCTE- St earner Skartft
Queen, H. H. McDonald, master
Monthly time card—Leaves Seattla
Tuesday. May *, at « a. in.: Thursday* May
10. at 7 a. m : Saturday. May 12. at S a. m.
Leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday. May 9.
at 8 a. m : Friday. May 11, at 9 h. m ; Sun*
day. May 13. at 10 a. tn. Calling .it Es
monds. 8t an wood. Fir, Skagit City, Mouat
Vernon and Avon Free erth* when boat
leaves Mount Vernon In afternoon.
For passenger and freight rates apply
at City dock. Seattle. Wash. Telephony
Main $7.
FOR AN A CORTES, FA IRH AY E N.
WHATCOM AND BI*AINR~ Steam »*■
G&ORGK K STARR leaves Central dock.
Seattle, at s p. m. Mondays, Wednesday*s
and Fridays* Returning, leaves What cons
at S p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
FOR WHIDBY POINTS ANI>
LA CONNER Steamer FA IRHAY KM
leaves Central dock, Seattle, daily at 1
a. m , except Sunday. Returning, leaves
La Conner at ♦» p m.. except Sunday,
touching at Edmonds. Clinton, Brown*<
Point. Langtey. CoupevUle, San dc Puca,
oak Harbor. I'tsalady and l<a Conner
LA iX>NNER TRADING .v TRANSPOR
TATION CO.. owners. Telephone Main
ill.
eKATTLK A KVBRETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
OO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMONDS
ROUTE.
Time card—Leave Seattle 7 a. m.. U m
and sp. m. Leaves Everett 913 a. o&,. I.Si
p. m. and 7:16 p. m.
Three round trips dally, except Sunday.
Connections—At Seattle with the *t*amsr
Flyer for Tacoma; at Everett with th#
steamer Mikado for SnohnmUh and wltb
the Everett * Monte Cri*o railway fat
Monte Crtsto and way stations.
Column dock. Seattle; Merchant*? dock*
Everett. Telephone- Seattle. Red Oil
Everett. SX E B. SCOTT, Manager.
THE FAVORITE U. S MAIL STEAMER
"STATE OF WASHINGTON 57
Has now resumed her regular run be*
twefen Seattle. Everett. Anacortes. Fair*
haven and Wnatcom, dallv except Satur*
day at 10 p. ro., from Yesfer wharf.
This palatial and popular steamer la
Just from the handa of the shipwright,
machinist and decorator, and In splendia
conditions for this season's business.
Elegant staterooms snd cuisine the best.
The irevelin* public can now be assured
of rapid transit and quick dispatch of
freijtht. the State" being the only dally
beat on the Seattle-Whatcom route.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
Phone. Main &17. V water wnarf.
AhdgtO*~LlN« MAIL STEAMKR&-*
NEW YORK. GLASGOW LONDONDERRY
\ tiooyis....Neua, M»j ttlAs<Aart«.....Ntsm. M*y M
Kfru«isia..Nuuix. May lt,C Borne..Noea, /nu» %
A|tori| Jun« t. July I*. August W
I'MtfVom«..Jatie 30. B«v*-*t»l*r S <»r«ubrr J
lr , arn** l »« Jan« iS, Jaly >. 1
HATJfiS gtOTKD Ti) P\ltlH DIRECT
Or «Ith tour •mbrm ins tMMilead. Ku«Uu4 u4
I island HirtlU sua be ret«m«U caw tor bsst
,-pm* **" u -
17# JHot..nl ' M Afo. 111.
BiiTTLJB-PORT O A MbUE'tiiVV NSLNfII
ROUTB.
■T*AMBR FROIPFTI
Imvm rtly dock dally .( T:JO a m.. M.
r.pt Haiid.v, fur Port Kingston,
Fort <ifin>Di«. Port Ludlow nnd I'ort
Towna.nd. K.turnlna, ri*> h«* .1
1 »J m. dally. Sunday Imvm for Port
Tt>wnnvnd direct at li a. m : r.turnltif.
1 .Tai Port Tciwni.nd for H.«ttl. dlrwi
at I T m. T.l.phon., Mala 11. LJUy. Uw
gard us & Ag.nla. _____
TOR TACOMA AND OLTUMA.
STF.AMER MULTNOMAH
p«nr. '«"pf flunday. l.avM (or TaoMW
aad Qlympla at 1 p. m.
BTEAMKR CITT OV ABBRDRKN
r>«l!y. ti -ept Sunday. Imvm far XauoaMl
aad ulympla at 7 a. in.
Par* b.t«,Mn Matt), and Tacomw H*t
round trip, tfte.
Landing at WbiU Btal dack. foot
atria* IUUI
T.lrphnn., Main tM. _____
PORT ORfHARt) ROOTIC.
■ ll»nl<*tilp lowa."
F'aat N*w ttlMmrr Pll*rlm
Threu trlt>. ev*ry day 1-cavu t.-atlle 9'A
a. m., 3 W and < 60 p. m.
Lrav* Port Orchard point. ; oOa. m.,
p. ni an;! IS) p. m.
Fare, round trip, «<V. Colmaa (Gr.y«
hound) wharf. CapL Ctiaa. Madlaon, rnaa.
t«r.
pJOOTT & PRKNiJH. aKf-nt., 1H Waal».
lngton iKrMt.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WAUH»
INOTON ROUTE.
BTEAUKA MARY F PERLEY
Leave* fool of Washington HIMI >1 14
P m, Sunday* *lO p. m, fur Pluwel
ltearh Bremerton, U. S pry LHn k a
t'barleeton. Kidney. Tracvton, Chloo. Hll.
verdale. Returning. l«v« Sllverdai* * 4
« m Kidney. IOA a. pi. U««n Slduejl
Baturdu/ i.igbta •! 14 p. m. Telephone
Main IH _ _ '
iIIRT JTOWNBF.ND. HAN J VAN
ANDB ANH WHAT* OM ROUTE.
BTKAMtK LJDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United State* luatl. leavea <'ltj[
dock, foot of Main atreet, Sunday*. Tueae
da> a and Thursday*. at U o clack mid
night. fur Port Town*end, San Juan Is
lands and New Whatcom. Returning,
lekvaa New Whatcom Tuaadaya, Thurs
days ai d Saturday* at 1 a. m. J ft.
Thoipi>*on, MUl»|«o»jir. Lilly, Bo
tar Jus A Co AgeuU, City dock. Tele
phone, Main IT.
"WHATCOM AND PKATTI r itoiffir"
UTEAHKR HAT ( ITT
leaves City dock, foot of Main street,
Tueadays Thuradays aod Saturdays at
» p. m. tor Anacortes. FairUav«n iuui
Whatcom. Returning. leave* Whatcom
Sundays. Wsdneadays aud Friday a at $
p. m.
Para from Beattle, fI.WI
W II ELLIS * SON (Mm
W J EI.HS Traffle Manager. .
FLT ON THE FLY ICR.
BF.ATTLF. TO TACOMA. .
Pour round tripe dally, except Sunday,
in one hour xnd twenty Jive mfnutag.
THIS STEAMER 'FLYER."
Regular dally tlliA SeatUe-Taeom«
route, aa follow*-
TAKINO EFFE'T TUESDAY. JUNE «.
TIMK CARD
Uava Beatti.a--1.44. 11 It a m i >4 (14
*lUm Tacoma—« »a. m.; 1. 4 JO, Iy. a.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle-7 Jo a. m. Urn., » p. m.
Leave Ta< oira- »10a.rn . i I#. T» i» ««.
landing at Northern wba/ f. Tn
ron..i, and Commercial duck. lout at
Marion street. Beat tie
Sunday*. ateamar Fl*er_©r Oreybound.
~ B'IEAMFR A. R. RORINSON.
Carrylng U. B
On Port Orchard and Port Waahlngton
route, leaves City dock 1 » a. m„ tailing
el South lleacb. Kurchail. Ilrlk Tarf,
liramerton. U. B. Navy Yard, Sidney,
fhariestoti, "Iracyton, CMco. B!lvej4a.e.
L«vea Pert Orchar! Nav* Station at I
u m.; arrive* Seattle at 4pm K. N,
Robluavii, roastmt. Lilly. RogafUua 4k Cou,
ag. nt*. Te.h >. :.e. Main t7.
OR»M.
And Oregon Short Lin«.
MiWEt r HATES— SMUMTIunr HOVI K,
Seattle to all point* Kaf an! Southeast,
Via Portland. Bait I-ake City and rjenv-r.
I'.-lrman paUace elaenere. library and dln
:«„■ -are, tij.holstered tourist tleeper* and
It*a rscUnlng chalf cart, ataam heat.
I'.nUi light For ticket* to or from an/
joint la tb« United Btatea, < anada or Ku
repa. call on or addro* R. K. Kins. o«r>-
>r ta A««ut, tit Firm avenue. W.
H Huriinjt. fl. P. A.. Fortlaxid.
Witdota't Robertine corrects all
blemishes of the face aud makes 4
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