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IWdf 111 fc«l*y in new ar*i rreatl* in
fMut Iwrtn. A rntiipltto drew of
Mf type* with paper of Mln nfbx
tod Akrt! «UI be ft after make the print
Ml that ran la iMml. The a-Milfcm
•f «M < oliifnn to e«Hb |Ur an/I of an
fm& to the length of the vheet will
on> nearly etjrtit catamite of near op* *
•taking In all • fhirty-oi* eolumn
faftr. the eiact 1 »nin»erpart In "Iw of
Ik* Kan fraiu-ivo rhr»ni> V From
Ma time forward there »iU lie room
fw a large lm-rra«e In the quantity «f
•aw* matter and al«o additional rontn
JMfl of late from e-*nli«l limit*
'JM) for the wlnrti'lnt patron* o»
' »«pat*r.
This improvement 1« the lieginning of
lkni|M which are <te*ign*d to make
Ute PIM-lmUttTOti a iietter new*
paper than it lta« ever lieen lief ore
Jaawaee in the quantity ami quality
Kgeneral telegraphs news, a larger«.
* fajwion to' territorial ne»« report«,
Mw energy In the ioral department—
Bim are among the improvement*
to immediate prwfert.
It In Jirtipiwil to make the I'iwT
l«TKM.l>i*li m niKDi r tlw p ii«*ral
tkiaatnl (or a Territorial tww«|«|*r
"%fC ronip«*hcn«l*r «ope. The rail
raail drfdopnu-nl* of the- p*»t jrrar
•ml llw yrtr in lotiw- will tiring the
paoplr of Washington Territory, mi
lia| dirirleil by an lmpA«itl>l<* imrrwr.
Into i'lihmt mm ial ami lm«(ne«* rria
Hons. To a**i«t llir ilevelopment of
Ihrw relations, so important for tlir
.••Mare of the Trrrttiiry, ami with
thani tlx; development of a |Mtrioti<
Territorial «piril, wilt t« tlx- <lnty ami
»» Wif #J-I til ) .(» 4 »• r." I. • <>. *4
f*|s jwibl.jt. 1 »t til* 11 V? ,iqkr l-f
k»»t< .i'ui |n" i laMrn
tb.r fiK-Oitli t' »• i*f»nj
aum» tn am in. MJiit"! m «U- r«"fi
torv fit »>*• i <*al i of
•• it • t f..i , r*
»• i «« rf»'-n*n l
tii»> »Hi met promptly It *io, In
Itft, lie itn iMilii v of thr »i ■ 'My iiw.it
mlng* t*f tl*«* i'Uprr ift
H it
t'NC t*N4»T|C«T.
» -A «nninwpui ft#* im \ «/
* 4 «<i i* H Hut
train. W .tm ; -»{,M*i», «<HJ* Kllv i«
«»* Ifm, <•?
I#*.., piiiiv p:..li" ) | tl.»«. ,
•itUtii, ; it li>«* H* ■ I :•„! ►
tually i '-ilnr |i> kn
without kw|4u« a drinking hole. This
majority of tlw ilrunKl>t<. In »|«W
of Uif »lnr« that Itiivp Iwimi i-rm upon
Uwtn, are not willing to do The -en
lime til anionic them la m »im-i«|t*<l that
e*' 'it rut >tatr i nnvi 'itnin il wa*
' tliat n■* mhiii a-, thrir Prrm- n I
pired they would refuw to
for any purpose. If tlw
itle l>> thi< resolution with
* grist ii. nl ~f vrrlmlioil
101 l will he let Imv In Intra
itlier year ha» Kvefl
( ardent proliiliittiMiUt* admit
on» kii* ol tlw word alcohol
m»iitv, ami I hi' tmut careful
%>/'* ■•'••hiiiitory •talute* have
- -»«■. nl |j,| UOr f„p 1
e. Tlw
is ini- j
>( llmir
•'m»r 1
Btraaney wpM •Mekto to warfci»*i«
Jfk* Hftit OIK. AHiplln r. the erratic
WiimmU* and Id* tori harr «t-
IrwM a (tvit >M more attmUm m
Unm l Britain Hum in the I tuM
iWn. PdmlH} *bn IKmneßy »
t irr - to (hi* *t.ie of th» Atijrt»«>r th*
AaiWntdvi may M caßed af*m bi
take kin ttf> and gtr* htm the brartt)
M their »uf<{«rr»
m rorsta or ii tr.
It u he h»»f«»l «fi»{ t!,c» »ti: '■* a
!»?;'» attrt- iatwe at the KTtim* ai
•it»«en« ftllnl toe Maturdar frrr.mi
u- toko preiiminary •)»[" (•».»■
in* to the proper triawrrance of lh«
Fourth of Jul* the «f the en
fir* territory *r» looking tn !«eattte fa
make th» fi»f Hwo»<»rai4e hr a f»l»
tar*ti<i(i •w-b an Utr FarMr XortkoH
l,a» neaer aeen By rnoatnon •
tiw dti" ant IMm of the torn
tnry wiH refrain (inn having anything
f more than kwal nWmllMn. aiul
t» Seattle a> cordinfly fall* the pteaa
anl UUfc <■:' prf|iatin? f<<r lh»- *r«-ne
.adebeaUon la wb'.ca f<f4* from all
part" of the territory arill nniir
II then i« any .lay which iMCfi
• an« nhould tfcWatf cordiaHr. m
tliM«laxttrally and ut>aivitß«>i*lr it i«
j the fourth of Wjf. The
' •>< r-a. li T*< urnng annlrrr-ary «f if:«-
nation'* birth «*»rta an Inß'ten'-e (■»
(owl n|»m the AraerWti
.■ an «-arr»ljr he o*ere»tiinate.i One
i day fn earh year in a»«iiredly n-rt t<«
in rh to devote to the »t>irriy loaiiil
tttitw patriotism which make* the
fourth <A Jaly delightful to tlw TU til
hny and terriMe to Uxne nt weak
i*nrr». There i* none t<« mirk ol
»ueb patriotinui. and what there i»
it «houM he allowed full swing oti at
lea«t one day of tf>e year. Hmile i'
yon ran, then, grandfather <rr gran-1
m.ither, at the fi« ami m««e and roar
which make the bot July day •eem
like a mildly drawn picture of loftuA
frown if yo" insist: but hold jrggi
. temper through it ail and remenii»t
whal • irreat I4e»«in* it i* for the
cntmlry that the American p«»plr
pww tbi« *i>irk of patriotic edthusi
a«m ami (bat ibey are aide to work nil
the mrpliu In the m>i«y but harmlr--
j demonstration" which mark each
Fourth of July in every American
.*Hy who* citUenv are fit to l>a called
A meifcan*
A* ha« IIPPII thp rntirr territory
will Innk t«' i*»'*ttlr lor a filling trip
(■ration of thp n|>|>r<«> )ilnir annivrr
wry "I the nation* Mrtn Nwltlt ha
* Wi4r rp|mtalion fordoing in thp right
way p*»r> thing thai «hc umlprtake* t«.
■in, and thp hijrh bofm for thp cON)ia|
rvlphraliiHt In whiih thl« imputation
ihm (tfvpfi ri»* tiiiirt not hr ill»ap|iolnt
ri. Krrry effort tnii«t l» mad* to
IMU HIP affair a panl It
•liotild intuiting •*»* I P*I l rri of a rp|p
hratlnn of I hp® .ntwaary of Ihp na
1 I!' I. ,«Kl ' i i HIPP orpr Uw
• • I • ■ of :le an. I \Va*h
n Ip"( *" i' ff. X thp pa<t year
' l.i ■ { f iuir |»r»«fwrlt?
*1 » fhr | ■ . ;»( .. 'Onp fraturr
'lit It . tMrlil ife ' tof*. ahollltl t«-
s |rj iti »ntal .it- lay whirh will
gup visitor* ati i tally of »ppiin{
whi' * it! t **i an ilo anil arp
4" ; * »'ig«fp»tr I il-i
lit I i'>. - .in Ihp t itlp* of thp
1 Ih Ihp |irp«l Ipnlt
i»l I rhamhpr* t> f
•ititnrii . to vi«it Spaltlp
t-.i. ). Hp t ptptirailon
I in" i«ti'tt-i *{ an i tkp thp ■ plrhra
u I' -"l.ifMu i.*■ i- I of Im al and
< mj. J it « -lu - tpr whit h roiild
. jrivrn in no ol!«:r ««y.
t>■ •« i- ! . la madr to at
t#*. • vi«:i |*rt< of th»
it rtHat-i and rtain tlwa in
.a f • i"t r if. py will forrvrr
p to thpir »mt
•O ItH «» ,i ~, v HI. OIM-P linrp. they
will not fail tntjtitp thp rapid *tridp«
towanl grpulnp.. that t> aV r lipen madp
anil arp now l*iiig tna<lp v» j*p»ttlp
nor to i-arry hii>».|. a«t thp »tory ittv
won Iprful prtwprritv. Tin |« thp xear
fur a frail'l cairhratton anil Xralllp i*
thp ptafp at whiih it •IHMIM l» hpl I.
I<rt tlip ritUpn* lata if. thprpforp, pnpr*
(frticallv an-1 unitedly. lo prpparp a
demonstration whii h will in- thp »..n
der o4 tl«> Ootlhwe-t.
Tin- m.wt di-« o'.iraitttig rt j...r(» t.n
tinnp to N> rwpivrl Iront t'iih« It >»
*ai>l that thp t«lanil i.« in a MatP that
, l»ori|pr»i upiiiit otu|>|ptpanan hy
K*pn in llnratta nnirlpr«. rohl«-rit<
j and nutraftr* of all Kiii.l. arp «i tlaily
ami ht»urlv t»t'iirrr.up. rpo|>lr arp
aa»a»inat<Hl on thp «lrppt», ami thp
»rll known ai WPII a> thp o(t* URE fall
-h-tiioa to thp atta< W> of thp liri/aiiil*
•ftpr rpvpiitrp TraTrltpm
'•rigtynU arp Italtip to
rn into prison hy
ut «••«■<» ami
•»pnt a«Tiil.<
■iMjr Ptitpf
■♦v antl
"t ;
PRESS COMMENT.
■Mr m ran uuna n no
r»mmtrp «m Ife iiltrm
(t igHnadi fo«m«fri»l Bortd- »
Vkitmr mar he *Uin»*«l for th*
Hon I» W Vonrba*.. be mm not «w>
tb* mAr of bi» country to any ri.iblr
fitnt ciorin* tb» war farftaa mm '
UH -"tat* ni tbr imrtk in wh»-h titrrr
mm iW atPMgni .ympctiud with
the retMu'Kf «oulh. and it wa* tb«
»Utr of a p*a.t MMfincy ajrain«t th*
>.•!-■ "M •ntfrnrtt)! and In atol of th*
rriaribun. that ram* r>»«r r
l>fc>od.»wl Ih I n<hAii* Thix nmyir
try «*r Ltrroorrgtir -tH* •» h«i4* of it
It >u tb* n><»t »:>.! .ham*
Irw mm) xiiutHtrrilT twm of thr
(It Tb* rrhrt< Ml!) < srolma
arrr of patriotism romparnl
with th* > opprrtead and butternut
plotter* araio*t th*ir atMttjr in In
dinta Wtsatrrw «m-lti renews and re
arrre it ma* b* pr<>p*r to ob*rre in
.peaking of th* «o"ithern p*«t|>l* who
r;,t*r*d th* war with thrtr !*tate« a
trait.,T' th*r* w«• <loubt what*rrr
that th* Indiana r»<« W*r» traitor-
Tb*v ron.plred t-» *wa«inatetJ«rer
rx.r Morton thrrw a train off tbr
track "II whh h th*y knew be «»•
trareling. trvmg t-> murder bii». and
•hot at ttim at night in thr yard <>f th*
Elate byw Nm an*l Urn
dh» k« wer* lf*lfn at tb* parly hi
wbi< b tht* trmtoroi. nmrpirat-y wa«
hst< h*d. and they iw»*r lout th* ronfi
den<*« •>< th* party. Thry did n.A pre
tend to I* tb* auppwrti** of th* war
in th* war. bat howl*d for I*3" wh*n
thrr* *■> n<> p*ai *. and »***r «a* th*
day wh»n tb*y would n-4 hare »ur
rrti irml to th* Soitlirrn <"'.nf«-.l*ra<y
on any termn. with or w Mural th* dl»-
...liitM.n .d tbr I nion. Tb*y n*»*r
.ippUudrd tb* «pl*n>iM regiment* of
fn-tuina on th* way to the front, or
welcomed them *« »»• tor« whrn. Kith
thmiK"! rank", th** rrt imnl. Th*y
ookwl th* nth*r »ay in Hi* «Uy« wh*n
th* hr«t (am* of th*ir rrraX Mate «u
Kainr<l. ami th*y hat*<l anil Itarnl the
•tronK man who wa« th* fri*nrl «tf hi
r'xintry in Indiana, and who.* (jkiry
•»nri*« aim** all in that rr*at <vninion
w*«lth Oliver P. Morton, Why
»ho;ild Vorirh**" wk to lam 'or what
be wa* not? Ili« "IH< nl r*«<rd ba»
h**n rami for with a ri*w to r*r*
inoniri. but bl< infln*w* and lal«.r«
w*r* Mtt*rly arain»t th* poli*Y that •
pr**™!!*-! and that *a< »in.li<-at*d in
thr t4 rminati'in of th* war hy tli* r*»-
tor<ti'>n of thr I'nion. Tb*
< r»ti< iwrtr wa« at fault— wroni? abw>-
lutrlv in IM oriirin, |iro(tr*«» and con-'
( 'lu»i.rn of th* war and Voorh*ra wax
..f hi. |wrty with all lit. nwrpy. and
ardor an*l **noiu.
And whv ihonlil V<iorb*«a havrh**n
inHam*<l liy th* ta\ini. of hi. equiMvd
a lvrr.an i Thr rnord only -ho».
that hr during Ihr war what hrl.
now-a «iil>iiii">ioiust to th* «olkl
Houtli Ilia »tatr to-day. tind*r tl«-
doitiination of thr rary, i« polil
icall\ a provim * of th* ronwiUiiatnl
HouUirrn t'onf*<!*rary. If it wa. for
thi- thr war wa. fought, why tlir.
■tm.plrator. of Indiana Ihr Knight.'
of thr Itol.irn Cin I* wrr* only a frw
yrar. ahntd of thrir i-ountrvmrti in
«>;itiinriit. and a jrrrat dral of Mood- 1
«li*d iinrht liavr lirrn .pared in «»r
rrndrrinjr t*» thr South in-for* coin hid
ing thr rtiwtly CTTrmonirt of con<|Ui»^
"An HalifPMi •««i liHffff#!
4 opperhe»«t."
{Philadelphia I'rfw.]
Vw»rhrf«, of Indiana. during the
war was one «f the iikM odtou*. ma
lignant and ind#»- ent of northern POP
(•erhrad* (Vtvumnn pmdenee *hoiiM
lave hint not to do anything
to revive the memory of the da\ -•
wlifii (mil alitm 1 »»f l'rr»i«U»iit l.in« -oln
and the t iitoll «*oMier* was the fatnil
i-ir language of hi* lif»« Had he exer
«i*ed *u< h prndenee lie wi.iiM not
have lei'ii l-a-tina<)»*•«l he ww vc*~
tenia > by the senator from kan«a«.
g<*aded into the n*e of un|*arliaiiien
tary and dt<*»n!rHy language and com
plied t«» leave the Menate apparently
m an evress of feeling. Tho«e for
whom the memories of the war are so
painful that tliev rannot l«ear to have
them revived. *honM remenil**r that
they are itmler Unul< t«» keep the
l*ea«e If thev ktr with
due d«*< orum and mode*ty the rhanre*
are that their tin*avory' record of a
generation ago will not 4»e raked un to
Vi»lliite the atmo*phere of Unlay
here i* no e|a*« of men who •»«» murli
need to have the war tteriod lairied
deep out of sight ami of miml a* the
northern copperheads.
The 4 hlef Offender an«l Ilia I'un*
(•Itment.
* f «mi*ville Commercial.)
The » hin «)< Senator V««or
hee> flayed aiive IngaJl- razor
like tongue, he l«»*t hi* temper and hi*
manner** and employe 1 the c*mr*e
language quoted ai o% e 11•• writh«*<l
like a victim at the "take under Ihe
terrific fire of « nti> i*ni. sarcasm an.!
malignitv showered upon him t»y the
senator from Kan«a«. It wa* a terri
hle eiiwiation. old wo tnds gap** 1
afre*h a* the *< i)«»u of fa< t. dipped in
the vitriol of anger, *a* plunge*! into
them Voorhces' |w*litii al «areer a
thing of shre I* and pat* hed at le4-
wa* riddled until hi* ver\ naked ne--
ws* visible. Hi* <on net -1 ion with the
knights of the <M>lden Circle"
hi* attack* upon Lincoln
w»-re reproduced. and hi* dnpliiitv
during the war wa> dwelt upon.
liualN la-l»el him with the furv of a
slave master until tho wiater * from
Indiana towed in hi* -eat. livid with
ra^e.
W It* Ike I harge« Hurt.
! Terra Haute Ktpre«*
Mr. !nga!l*cho«e to trap the emo
tional Indianian It' Mr. Yoorhe** had
not ri*er. to »etort confessed!* |,e
would hare had the U**t of it l*wau*e
the Ingall* reph ; p to that point hmi
W* n to hi*own Intend
'tut the kan**
rm mrur, mat it. iw
FOB SALE.
fT<. tHJU> ASU SAWSE. WTW l>
1 f-i i»Si( r> a
" t ommrrrmlit.*r«ni* mil»»
PUSTBETS MR.
\HtXTT*». V C AUXP ST TBT. JOT*
wrpm nf» in> ant SnvVi;
nnitl a! )M ML AhH t
hrwison. «» 4mu*4. B) after M
myll at < OMMrmtE
NOTICE.
WE HAVE THt* DAY SOLD THE
tsrrt« r-+\A .rmn'. tsm t of < ttisnbi*
Hrwt, to Mr. T T De*k». TkastiU
Vnbik k* ttrif ilVn! patr**»a#e ia thf
post. we rhrerfttlly r*-i ->w Jhm to
«**r MTf«w* i> 4 E> M. MOCRo
Heetilr, Mar U. iw myll tt
WAsm-To i.rr-ron sale
Ad* rrtteemenf* andr? ?fe* b»-ad* at List.
F**r»d, f«r TO IjH and tttaattoae
Wanted will >w idw rvd «( the rale "f 1
rs'ou a wtmS f««r l« 50 pr rent,
fw flrk *nW»|umi Kthwol
alweyt Lb adriafv
\VA*TED - hcmoX IN t.w ERY
ww a« fkrk Had «rrcf«J rran fx
,\4dr»>— J H. * . thla ofßee II 31
ITASTO-A GIRL TO TAKE
▼ Y fin nf faro fWWrr* to Mra.
I*r*w. iwifrl and Virginia «t». wtll M
W antex*--rrr atjok a* kir*E i*
YY private family. Inqnirr ot Dr. H R
Canaan. r »na », Kgm»ti Mwrk wtII »
%MTASTEIV—afTTATIOX BY A YOCM*
ww mma §tlrodiii|T»Trtlftrt»J t'nirerdty
Addws p. O ht>x 3» myll 3t
TV A*TEl>—!*R "ELY ITRNIHHED ROOM
Y Y far fpatlemtn. Hue U> bwriittw rm
trr A4dfw» P o U>« 454 myll 21
lo*T-A GOLD PIN WITH AMETHYST
J and ps-url aeftinga. aha* ehaln with e
Mi**!*' aMa-b#*# Findrr |»lraw
tuna to tt. Drwar atoee «ik!
rrwifd myll at I
It**T-4IS THE ROAD TO THE RACE '
j livk, rtraw bat Tb* flndrr *lll
yt»mc trin* —m«- at thin office myll It
FJOR REXT-A PLEA* IST. W'NNY SIDE
fpmt ftwwi: vtfw«i(thebj; fiirnl«M
*nit*Me for (rittlcmiu and wife, or two
"ingle jrutb-mm. with Ik«M Inquire
•***roer Trim t and Madiaon atreeta, over drng j
«tn*r myll W
IX) RENT —FI'RNHIIED FRoNI ROOM,
down afair*. Fifth street, dw
Janmw myll 3t
WANTED -rrKNL-HEI> R<*)M BY
Y Y afttvlc tt> utk-mavi. in private family.
Hrfefrurwi; addrrw H thU wvH) at
YVANTED-HITTATION AH STATION
wl ary «»r flrrwau. Br*t
' «*n«'r Addn-o 1. thl« o(B<y. wi> 10 '^l
YVA*TEI>-A r»»H GENERAL
YY h«nwwi»rk. Mu«t be a rompetent
r<w»k, »«rtsl warm. Mr*. 11. II ftif
n«T Fuwrth and Jarfcwm atrnyt# myw tf
IjrWARD—I/IHT-ONF W»RREI. MARE
IV t J*. riftit hii*. r*mall white
•addh* mark* Will pay $.» to tb«- finder
who her t«» our at«»rr, VZ2 Frrmt street,
''MM A «'o. mylftt
PALE—REHTAI.*RA2fT, HAI/K>N.
a H-*i*e and « iirar Htaud. at a
ttarfein. Aiw» the New En«land H«»tel on
tuna of Main and < ommrnlal *treet*. F«»r
terma itKjtiife of T 11. « ami. mvftftt
\1 T ANTED—<iIRL FOR
Y Y At»t»lv enmer Fifth and Madi«*»n st*
Mr*. D KriNicir >y3tf
I>>R HAIJE—4>NEOF THE BEXT FARMS
r on White River. F>HKI.MAN, IJJCW
EIJ.YN A f<». a;C".tf
"11 T ASTED-rNKI RNb*HED FIVE OR
YY «ix rr«»m hotter, not too far from brad
jr«« |'m»tM(ft<f U'l ££* aj.JA ltW
REXT— Ft AND FNFTI.
Biahed •»»«>*•• ft»r rent in allnarla of the
v. tall on IN warn IT. A (a.
f<t»m» 24 end iT>.rnl«m l»l<H'k. Front at. mli.^l
IV ADV. At WE AND IN
YY tellfm*nt, to
♦ nttty, an old firm. Refetvaeea rwjnlrwl.
I't*tlna(ient (Mwltion and «alarv B
BAINBRHWfK. Maimiger. X) Rende St.. N. V
\IOXIY TO 1/>AN—ON LIVE tfTOTK,
.Y| household fnmltore, merrluuHtlw*, ete.
•ir jwrsoimi note COMHOX. MIUJCR A
« 0., Jamw*trwf. opptadteoecMcfvtaL d«*7tf
NOTICE.
r p» « B-< ONTRA<TORS AND KTATU>V
I Mea—l am i»r»-|»«red to I*-t wnrk on the
Rtx «»r and Northern R- K. from lirw*
Ki\«*r «4ditnr t»> the Kirk »««»al mine. Apply
ou «tr »ftrr the 10th at <»re«'ti River <ddln<.
GEO RUE DONALD.
my< II < ontrart«»r.
JAMES RYAN
\VIIO WORKED IN OCTOBER. INM. OX
YY the O A(' R R. Nt ore*i»n City, ia
t<» wet»d hl» I* t» addtw t«» R.
K'- hlrr, rveetver «»f the (». A C. R. R.. Port
la»Ml. < my a ft
Notice to Contractors.
\!.ED BtlH Wll.l. BE REr EH ED AT
tin* ofhrv of
f'»r !*!»| « ]• M'lii* i»f 19acnia of mm, nntil
May 12' at iHi| MmhoH ran tie had
at the o®« »• Lata <-*-n 10 and 11a in earh
dn» Th« n-%| to a'fH I an# all hid* I«
r> *rn ed 1»> i. ><haaa. IJewelfyn A( a »tf
The Fourth of JtOy._
'P> tiik imk -a Mcirnw or rrr i
I t«. n» l» hr,;tijt mll.fl f,jf Kstanky
uint w*t »*TI AM.) SI F) oViurfc, at «HR
hall of thr « uarntisT f»r f*..rnw»aFe, in i
art Km UtoMu* th«* pni)«er r,?» {.ration of
th<- National Day of Ind. |«t-n«lenre. An nt
t« !idanre i* re|>reseNative N re
<|Ur«(ed T. T. M!!fOR, Ma>«»r
Urattle. May *th. m>9
Notice to Woodmen.
HN>S WIL L RK KB EIVKP cr TO MAY
l-*th '"T rkariiu twrnty arrvv <»f :
;»nj In iirwi Rivet "li.trti i I'am. uLir»
Mill !*• a-litn hj Ivu-rKirk. V- 101 hamU-t
" r < Illlim-oy (iul)dliir». TUCPIIW WT. »«I :
CALL FOB BIDS.
I >*lll REt'EIVE SEALED BIDS FOR !
rlraiin* and drHiuiry Twenty arrea «*f
land on Hr« wilway, m»ar lf»h»io > » addition
Hi I* to tnr opened on *atur»lay. May Uth. }
at 10 h. m For dncrintlon «*f un>pert> and 1
•j**t iArafion* *«f work t«» be dour, rail at j
my offie*- between 9 and k)a m earh rtofTh
t»* J F.McNAI «tlfT.
n* v r -t lt>' s t otßinrrrial *tr»-»t. j
FOI! SALK.
It is the intention of
ths management of the
i
r * I
%
Jackson sad Mill streets
Cable Road to have same
completed and in opera
tion by August Ist next
.. . •
The completion of this
line wQI double and
treble the valne of prop
j
ertj in the vicinity of
both Jackson and Mill
.
Streets.
. |
We can offer today 36
LOTB in
JiCISON ST. IDOITION
p r
AT 9MB
|
$250 to SSOO
PES LOT.
One-third cash; also
A,
addition as a whole,
53 lots ia allX
» i
5-ACRE TRACTS:
S ¥
i«. ' ;
26. J
%
32.
AT COST!
Great Sale of Muslin Underwear Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 7,8,9.
In older to introduce oar new lino of Maslin Underwear we will
•Ser the whole stock at coat for ten* dart only. These goods
we iD first-class, ud come direct from the best factory in
the country. Do not miss this grind opportunity.
This sale will but THREE DAYS ONLY,
LATOUR & CO.
OPPA BLOCE.
FOR HA I jK!
STETSON & POST BLOCK,
COIINKH OF
Second and Marion .st lXH'ts,
BY
ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN <fc CO.
REMOVIITNOTICE.
On May Ist, the wholesale liquor store of
M. & K. GOTTSTEIN was removed into
their new quarters, in Marshall's Block,
GOLDEN HULK BAZAAI i
Our new line of BABY CARRIAGES has arrived.
They are the cheapest and finest in the market. Ask
to see them. New goods received daily. Send for
price list of FREEZERS.
EARLY ROSE
POTATOES
FR">f
NORTH YAKIMA,
jrST REt'RIVED AT
Cb iLouch's
Front and Union.
( For s change of »eed for thia iK»il nothing
ran be better than the above, a* they are
grown in an ashy aoil and ere of rtne qual
ity. For eating pnrpuaoe they are nnaur
pa*»ed.
LOOOEKS!
iOXEN! OXEX!
rWILL ARRIVE IN SEATTLE ON OR
«t*»ut Ma> 4th. with four car )<»a«Uof
work nxvn for «nic.
Enquire lit Arlington Hot* 1.
j »r>" J r Hrt'I.EI.I.AV.
HOKSESJWR SALE
0. H. HOLCOMB,
n ASO|'F.\U» A NEW HAIJC STABLE OX
thr allrr, aonth of lj*oir*t«>n'« lively,
whcr* he ha* on bawl a fine selection of
hor«e«. and will reedvi- nrden for anv cla«*
of h<»r*** desired. If dm in stock. mhl tf
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
University of California.
THE REGULAR COtJßfltOr
will commence Jane l*t, l»w. F»r par
ticulars a'Mr**** R. A. Mclean. M D ,Dean.
Merchant afreet, Han Francisco, call
r.ruia mj* 2w
IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.
' 200 |rrr« of Fir«tela«* I ami, north
of
thl% »« a hif bargain.
_
I HAVE AN IMMENSE LOT OF THE
choir*-*t real e*taf* in "wattle and King
j rrwoty, which I «ffer a? Nrdrmk prto-*
nr.<*Ri,E r*»RrFEI.,
I
i fair*. Mill and W'-Mhiiigton 2|»
| 8(55(H) HOUSE.
j'pro f.F. \?"TIF-'I I Y *•> \TF.I» i/»T«.
| A witfeaucw.eitfhl boast,
I in tint <-ia«» <»n th» rerjr
J ncrani' the "Hill/* A magnificent *t#-w
' finr neigh M*rh a chance will »>4
* nt it*e?f ascaJn f««e ym'* far vn>- ?<<ud
I mau to g*t a *w*ut;ful Hmbt, Cvm--;»lrU?
' \*;!h all &<*k-rfc improve—pta
ruicKt
$6500. $6500.
i *» f». < raixxKY,
.-.-w. T',- .'v 'V j.Vnt«' »■«-:
SEATTLE WOOD YARD.
f \RY *U«K*M>nE* "T AW
11.. •• j»rj k «* m
, T A -.-r' ' - Fr
FOR rAMiLY USE
" Rour
CHEAPEST LOTS
-15—
SEATTLE.
HALEY & WRI6HPS Addition
HOW TO BUY LOTS.
Oo to the different dealers.
Get their quotations,
Tien cone to lis,
And if we do not iflre ymi
More Ileal Valxie
FOR VOIR MONEY
We will give you a lot
or Til K
Finest Selected Groceries
U the Great Northwest.
The Great Railways,
Steam and Sail Vessels,
And Street Car Lines
MAKE THEIR TERMINI'S AT
612 Front street.
*EXD FOR THICK LIAT Or
Groceries, Provisions Grass
and Garden Seeds.
Trlrphonr 19. V. O. Bos 449.
Boiler Works for Sale.
OR WIIX EXCHANGE FOE IMPROVED
r*»al the boiler works known a*
tfc«» ijueen Cttjr fuller Work*. on
<>»lman * wharf; *>tt«lnf and tools all new
and in flrat i-Im ehajw and plenty of »«»rk
on hand, fur t*rtir«i>ara inouirr of
OMK H. A HAIR,
a;j*tf Cordon Hardware « <>ui|«a!;y.
tit LOTS 1\ HAZLEWOM AIHTHW,
Twu miies from the close to Yadisai street. Tbey are#«p. ,
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON JTRBBT.
| If
!: t
High and Iyiel, commanding a Ueau'.ifu! Vkw.
100 ACRES A W.TER FRONT Nfi:' SEATTLE.
HOW TO BUY UNO.
- r ■ 11 ' 1 ''* •* • _.. -, /i } 4 yMIt - **: f * 1 «r*e* .
rtr'lScS Ckirkt, Pt|a> > sl\Ut -a »•-••»■»» M.mr r, , , v-# _ j *«£ . .t ■ *a; .
•a >k> l*u*»« >«S«d *•« • si -- !h» ptHa ul,, r „«i ' j# -», V *.
Bask *> fMM»>«dru) ~~ ,j< :» . c»- »».-• • .
| tm» sm.t »■» « <i. • * ' - W • fh - *-< tmn
- r ■■•vr-'Ot* tf „ , i 4 < t!, r +■
T l&«* i- .1 f V **" •* • ■ *. ti» T „
o*.»<!K««.M»r»fr -' > ft-J. ■ ew« t
».> wii. .1S»» ?<•« f/ in «-i»- ** t A
a» t «.>»-us».*e»«*« * f - *• __ »• *V 7» * • ■*»>■*«>-> • M». .1
pr»r I! ■ -i .Vf 7 «<st I * S« "• rt-
U«,«iakti4i 4 will gift - V • -- 4 : »;<* „
*2: . , ,«* **"•>—****»» ...
*i. j a ■»*& kz* *+** f|fc» ?■*£• ft ** I; - f »• * • «-» i . . ,
« <; A2k! «r 4*i -». vi - let® -r m ■ '' *'" & * '
f. f. r .-» w UMC6 ..*/ -
at ®ej » 4• - «•'» •!** erf". fi> , ■ • _ £ *
fit •*»««*;** *_c4 # -«r ,*j« ?.. ' 4,. , " i
»' I 7 | 4.
.. .UV-I kMI k»• * t p f »
-r. Ju.»fci»n »** »«* - J. ,* f
tot>Kr «• )«»««• ;,
A COMPLETE AN| FREW STOCK
FANCTS STAPLE Ml,
CBOCKEBT An GudTABE
»« wx<i« J
N. CHILBERGI IN'S.
713 and 71ft (Union Block) Fipt
INTENDING TO CONFINE OUfLVES
TO THE WROMBUUt TRAP* OF;
Groceries and Harare,
F.»W*«tTrlv fcrrraftrr, we now o<fc t our
Dry Goods, Men's Furnishing Goods, k u d Shoos
to the trade at greatlj-rodaee^ees.
We »!*« t.ffk-r 111 rlthrr wh.»V.-*»>r ..r wrull. AT IWT. our „« , an-i,
OtH'k»th». Kmc". »inrtn» «4c. <•<»».
Call rarljr uhl wirf tarf»ll»
SCHWABACHEB Bit, A CO.
IS USUAL HUBS IP lIH I TIMtS.
GALLAGHER & GRUIRANZ,
s»r<ld Alfred Boy4f^»
■!■>* this dtr Ik* •*»■<» •* *• Hutlfr,
fuarutrtd I* b* ikr Vt» • •»«■ fWy.
Aim k«*i> »fhok* t»l »' V
Staple and Fancy Groceries, fine Emfa Lard and
Meats of all descriptio £
We will ilot be nndrmoM. and Mti.faetlon «»«»■« rry rur.
GALLAGHER A GKUIfcANZ,
r.rarrn «bH K*nl Mrrrfcaat*. " Hl W. T.
PET K K SON Bl)S.,
laipartm mi •"»" «» J
GRCK'ERrKS and IMIcAsiONB.
I jinr»' Stork. li>iroXfH«fc Ortlrrw by ni4Mfft«x!.
Agent* for K. »i>ftw'i < r»awfry Bnller. *l4
HARRINGTON & i|IITH,
laipartrn aad
Hare now on band the lanrwt and l*«t wtoctod dock !.> IHfrt xouod.
GROCERIES,
Iron. Strcl. rorvtarr *»»<! Miip chandlery. Flour. «ir»li», B*o*
nud Mhh's frock rry *n«l Ofaranvftir, Pnhiia «u<l <1 *" UNI o*
Staple and Fancy groceries.
Also IJmc, Brirk. I*l««tcr and i rmrnt. A cent* k>ts6 Bros. A C«v'e
rt'lrl»mtrd Wafott».
(dmnirrrUl afreet. Henttle, W.T. WAiIPTOy W*tfTM»
THE HANDICAP COMPANY
or keattjjc.
\V ,U rrttNHi! BYTIIKPWftRcnx
? ? tract, p*hiU*m. *rmltter» f |m| *t !*»*•«
«TP. rtlriiaiiior*, hctnc cleaner*,
unvQftri, wafthev*, earyel bfttfr*.
or men to do any cleaning in tne bow* or
rani, duapfr tiwo any otr tn the rltjr.
J II ROOK Kit Arn.,
fceoad «t., bet, (trncr* HIM! Vnlven<ty.
FISCHER & MACDONALO.
|Wholesale tors
AND
IMPORTERS.
Df ILIUM 1% all UI>VH or
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
I > rovisi< >ns, j
Tobacco
i i
ASK
Cigars.
Corner of Colombia street
and Railroad avenue,
SEATTLE, W. T. I
Speo^Barpiis!
Lot ijlrir 40, Maynard's
plat, twSmal! buildings
rentincppx6a month, onqr
S2IOO. |i|
Lot 4|N£k 39, Pontius 2d,
a fine Wbr a house, all
grade<VP*ied and fence,
finest fP in the city, a
small met S7OO.
A Sna#4o acres fine land
overlooMftthe Sound. Look
this u^jft
60 aof inside the platted
district,s3ooo. We will
take site-third interest
with rijJierty.
Splew five-acre tracts,
cleared*? mile from depot,
platted! wound, for, each,
SSOO. foke bargains in a
few and lots. Look
US UfX
MBNK: 4 WHIPPLE,
tiiom 17. I'lti"!! Hkirt.
w. AJAMROUCK 4 CO.,
pi'MCo r»wt»irn<i»
D|[JOOI9XB
? »*l 6rAi r.ui. iw
Photiraihic Supplies.
rtfi < Hralllr. W t.
Lowm# InM K. and P. ft.
teAHSSM A'lK.nt* r<>B
THE KJABE, PIANO,
I'ianaa. tW and
Maalral InMrmH.
I orarr <►>«•*> Ctanj ntn-u.
UIM.&M.
CoftwM# Oyiter Honaa,
Til' "111 ftnAtoa* hoowpl llila kiwi ta
th. .11tut familj
au.l jl *1

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