The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], May 17, 1888, Image 2

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tpfa. Mm, twit door to rn^aßre
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tMßtotheaewooe.
Mton alt MaatttaaMia to Pwn fwrauu
MM fab Co.. Seattle.
« SWEAT *«*».
1W Pw-ltTtuiiinrit i« able to
to tto peoptoof Seattle thi* morn
ing one of die wort important a* well
■a oar of tto moat gratifying piece* of
—a that It* column* hare ever rem
Mm 4. The entire main line of the
SMttle. Store A Eartern railroad
la aow under contract ami will he
(■tod to completion a* rapidly a* a
flm of contractor* whose resources
WO practically unlimited ran do the
«Hfc. This will place Seattle indirect
connection with ttpokane Fall* and
Mm Colombia River Ba*in.ar.d will give
II toMttoable advantage* which are
by no other seaport on the
Horth Pacific coart. Tto idea
gUiii the people of Seattle
km cherished tor »o many year* is
M( to process of materialization, and
flw one thing that •eemnl nere»*arv
In order to aware tbe future greatn«-»
•flbis city I* within our band*. The
Wattle. Lake Hbore A Kartern ia a Se
attie kiea. It* incentive and its »nc
mm are due to Ihiniel H. Oilman,
Ttomi" Burke and *e*eral other citi-
HM of Heattle, wbo by their (ilurk and
fctoruilnation and their perxirtenre In
Ito tame of tUacourageraent* have ac
«ompll>)ie<l that which aeemed itiifaM
■Me. even to many wbo had ail faith
In Seattle.
A mr IIUI MUCTATBMBMT.
A folder now being circulated wide-
Irby tto Portland board of immigra
tion contaisa tht» paragraph: "Port
land has four timen tto population of
any other two citien in tto I'acifli
northwert." Tto atatement U re
pMted in a large abeei ported < on«pi» •
aounly in Heattle and eluewhere. Hinre
false statements, however loudly spok
an, do not alter farts, there Is small
grievance In this, hut It I* neverthe
less eery little ami very shabby in the
board of immigration to attempt to
promote the interests of Portland by
disparagement of oilier places, es|ie
rially when to make this effort appear
roason.il.le, lie- must be told. Port
land proper contain* about SCMXM pew
fie ami with the suburbs of East port*
land. Alhina.St'llwotid. and Mt. Tabor,
about .10,000-certainly not more than
MjOOD. More than thl« Ik not claimed
for Portland, utile*- it lie by some irre
•ponsilde boomer of limited knowledge
and big Imagination, or perhaps of
•mall conscience. Seattle, by candid
•atimatos. now has 18,000 to ao.ono peo
ple—in the judgment of the P«*r
limuutiru, based n|ion recent In
crease in its city circulation and other
rfgnificant circumstances, not less
than 30,000. If these facts are
not known to the Portland hoard
of Immigration. its ignorance
la not creditable and if they are known.
Its statement granted above is without
excuse. The quoted statement is
probably not the considerate work of
the hoard, but the extravagance of
some ignorant and silly "Isviimrr" who
has forced himself into the Isiard either
aa a member or an employee. Seattle
la not the only city where public
bodtes are sometimes aflli< ted with pub
He nuisances, and we suspect that Port
land has her own experience in this
IWJtect. _
RKKKT RAILWAY rMAM NIHtN.
At lt« K|>ri i!il meeting on Friday
evening the roiinell will oonsi.ler the
application of the Seattle Street Kail
njr Company for an amendment to
it* franchise. permitting it to in* elec
tricity a» a motive piwrr and to ex
tend Its lines on several rtnwii whirl)
a dot* DOt now occupy. To the flr-t
proposition there will probably 1* no
abjection, provided that thr amended
franchise 1* such as to point thr In
tMwt* of (lie rily, Thr wtiml, ho»
nrtr, should I* srnitinued carefully
Uml should Iw acceded to only after
fall eonslileration.
Tlir people of Seattle are peculiarly
friendly to the Srattle Street Railway
Company. It invested a larjfr amount
«f money ill Seattle at a time w hen
there «a< little reaseu to hope (or a
speedy return It has, on the whole,
given the publii' a satisfactory service
and it" projectors have stuck manfully
to their original plan rvrn when the
outlook seemed most unfavorable.
Mo dlwinteeested |>er»on will assert
that thi. company should not 1-e
given the preference where new terri
tory is to he tinnifM. It is deserv
(air and even generous treat
aaent at the hand* of the city. and
guch treatment It will re
Al the sai*»e time the utmost care
eboubl he e\er* imtl by the <t>andi ami
tha H|rhl< the city should be full>
Uti in the iriantsnj: of the new
franchise It should lie uml*r*Uw*l
thai the which are »rrante>l
if the not
avail itself of them within n rea*«m
able lime. It •h«»uM be f*tr
ther that the motor* u*ed shall not he
|hiUi* titii*ame>. and that »\n htU*tai
Batkm* a«i steam dummy » "hall have
no plai-e it* the >trwb <\t Heattle. The
of tbf cit> to levy upon
the |Kvt|a rtv of the ami t>«
fejculate Its relatkm* to the pnU
ahoubt ha carefully pn •<» In «4n»rt,
thr ltiterv*t- m «»( th<f city should he rv
gurdeJ abore the cUiitis of any
ivotiwtn ujon the regard of thr t t.
«etu». however irreAt the * nvty K
The lVuuwrats of T« in-nwt. si
having a baisl time t vir.ctiug at \v.
dkiate for go*<-rti .r It * > * I
that "Bcb" Ta.vl.-r. t. <■ , v
tin- who ti.'ilUst »»st; i*.t]
a re<«arV»tW eantp:- !l •
t>rotS«r was '«>• i '• *" n.stUl Is
yrtlOttUliaUv ..xi ■ a:
If he«W*:mt rvrn ligber -r-. the
pruus *rfta trf Trr.nc -e< jU! g ■ *ly
confer theiti < ( a fcia*. it '
kowevtr. that tiorv -c.-i oj jk
tjoti t*> him v.v. t -1 !. is ■ a i. r
way t- 1 I* «'•> I' ■ f.vaa ftr
a U >
decided rtornfty in tto rtato «m*ww
Hwi iml tkougl Hq—wHiwlMli
Mr favorite tfcfj am nvifk
to prevent tto nnailnaHun of any other
(tndUile. ________
Two week* tore passed rface tto
Hyiwtatfw. of Ito Republican
party of Washington Territory me? is
rTosentton at North Yakima. Ttorr
ha.« been time lor tto delegates to re
turn to tko*e wbo *•» them, aad to
| rcfort ami nphte tto work there per
forme-1, time abw tor Ito If"! bod;
!of the party to make op it* estimate
rotnrniw that work. What rtand*
now a* the judgement of the party i»
neither ha.tr nor misinformed. On
the rontrarv. it has the .jnality of «©-
l«r secood tboswbt. b««ed upon foil
i exposition and diom**ion of all the
; fact*.
In that convention a resolution wa.«
offered to tto eorct that tto Republi
can* of Washington Territory "anile
with tto Republican party through
owt the nation in their admiration of
tto exalted talent*, eminent *ervke»
and rturdy devotion to the principle*
of genuine KepohWeanton illurtrated
n Ito potto record and declaration*
of our illurtriou* rtandard lieam in
tto lart prtrtdential campaign, tto
Hon. J a me* 0. Blaine, of Maine."
Any fair analyd* of thi* rwolution
•how* It to be simply a formal approval
of recognised Rej>ublican pritv
arul of confidence in tto great re-«g
nixed leader of the nalkmal Repul.U
eaa parly. My inference, indeed, il
supported tto movement for re-nomi
nation of Mr. Blaine but it did not
commit tto delegate* chosen to that
movement nor in any way bind them to
it. It wa*w»cb a resolution a« ha* been
pa*««-d by nearly every convention of
Republican* that ha* assembled in tto
United State* within tto past four
year*. But tto convention at North
Yakima first hesitated over this reso
lution and finally rejorted it.
If there i* a man of slamling in the
Republican party of Washington Ter
ritory who approves of thi* action to
lias yet to *peak out. Nobody ha* yet
dared to speak in support of it. On
tto contrary there ha* been a cboru*
of indignation fromoneeitremeof tto
Territory to tto other. The Republic
can* of Washington Territory, the
rank ami file of tbe party, believe in
tto "principles of genuine Republican
ism" especially a* they are -illustrated
in tto public record and declarations"
of Mr, Maine. That tto representa
tive* of tto party in the Territory,
formally a«semMed, should have de
clined to approve the*e principle* and
have declined further to express confi
dence in the great and chosen leader
of tbe party is tto subject of profound
di**ati*fartion. Tbe chagrin felt when
the vote at Yakima wa* announced,
ha* deepened to humiliation since it i*
found that the fart wa* telegraphed all
over tto I'niteJ States and that Wash
ington Territory now stand* commit
ted in opjsisition to the principle- of
the |«arty a* illustrated in the expres
sion* of Mr. Blaine and in a hostile
attitude toward Mr. Blaine himself.
This outrage upon the Territory and
upon the Republican party was
brought about by a few men whose
chief distinction is the fact that, while
assuming to 1* Republicans and in fact
acting nominally with the party, they
have been office holders under a Dem
ocratic administration. The chief
conspirator (for it was a conspiracy.)
was Judge Turner, the president of
the convention. When the resolution
referred to was introduced he left the
chair, and as lie took his seat among
the S|iokane delegates, was heard to
mutter with angry in-«>lenee, "I'm on
the war |>ath." When the motion to lay
the resolution on the tal>ie was made
it was Judge Turner who seconded it.
When it was proposed to give the mat
ter a loter thought, to talk it over.
Judge Turner, by an outrageous abuse
of hi* authority as chairman, forced
the gag rule and shut off debate. In
short, while others arc not to be ex
cused fur this outrage which so mis
represents and humiliate* the ICepuli
liraus of the Territory, the chief
offender is Judge Turner and,
strangely enough, in spite of the con
tempt which hi- action thus gained for
him, he is pising as a candidate for
iotigrc-«, publicly seeking nomination
at the hands of the KepublUan partv.
tinier any circumstance* tlie candi
dacy of judge Turner would lie an
inipertenance. lie is a "carpet-bagger"
and office holder by profession. He
came to the Territory less than four
year* ago with a federal commission
which he ha* but recently resigned to
rufmKe here in a trade whi< h he has
worked at elsewhere, namely, thr trade
of thr professional poiiti. tan. Brought
up and drilled in the school of Alaba
ma |<o)iti< * he expects to suisenl here
by Alabama methods. As a lurinlw.
of the North Yakima convention put
it. "Judge Turner has evidently bren
used to herding 'niggers' in Alabama
convention*. and thinks he can work
the same game on white men in Wash
ington Territory ." While under any
riirunurtance* Judge Turner's can
didacy *ouU I* an in<|<ertinence, it
would in view of hi. actions at North
Yakima U> an insult to the party.
Kor continuation of this assertion, wr
refer to thr believers in 'genuine He
puMican principles" and to the ad
mirers of James t; Blame.
<«o\KKNOK SVI'IKK S KKTI KN.
•le Wa» lW>ll(htrd to tiet l»arh to
th<> Ottrfft t'ltf.
Ht4*overnor Watsin t re
turned from the >e , <iertlay and
wa* tt» wt ba* k He is look
inff ao*l feriinif well ami ha* had a eery
plea-ant \x t. having ietn alwrnl
ationt »ix months. The t#t»?ertior v»w
many Ittull'.ne iilie< ra*t hut n<4ir
that c tne
err*-* I!r *a»d la-*t evenmjr l ex
|*C''tot to Sind improve
went here after my aKmftci, but wa>
not J rvjHared t»»r what I «*-e- I have
l>een annind the city thi«* alter
noon £ettmjt niy l*eartn|r>s S
Smalts foatui that m.uh interest i«
hetnx awakened in the east conctminit
Wa<d»inj(ton territory, a- l nmli»-t>
that the immiirrati m to th«» laud
milk an;» honey thi* \ car w ill much
*reMer than ever iefott.
The countv commw hmers Tinted
the javr farm fm strfday. They loamt
rwvihiiv siiij* >h4(*. ewtft that the
*t\>[unti<tutb , ii are jrret* > «>eertav<st.
There are at ihi. ty-seeet\ in
HER LIFE WAS SAVED.
T—mm—l» tatnobqr K, to the wife
«f W ft. n«A*ta|M«
W»LTt*-I»««altie. May K <o the wife of
■Lr.«ata.im.
IIIWI T* Soßk, Har K. W (he wife W
iJHHB h«MWh,»l>U.»tt»»l*«»
JotUMtOA* ft
( jOTT-h ewmr. **T ».» thewtfea*
K. Carney. a daagbter-
Huum-h to the wtf* «*
wffe <■«
I. MUtw. • «
tum-lhnm-Ai r«h« Otf, Dm
enrntttj, Way 12. by J. toi;. t
Dm «>4 Wi*» Jnq «li o< **
ks raaMr. W. T.
WW APTMffwimPW.
CHAMJBHBB.
innwii oswhuubueTALK raw
II the mm AUcu, of t edar M.mntain.
; irbo t> ulrM to jump Me ant rvuduj
at Biark Mamoad. aad hit barker Jin
Yuan*. I till Mr !■ order to accommodate
tfceM I viU Make tke <Ukea «M a Mr.
Meadofta*. *> pwt <»)><* sbat Bp. I rail
brat Allen or aor <*fc*r Maa that redar
HouMh eaa MMaee. Or If Jake llaary.
of ?*o«Mh rnfar. whom 1 defeated last
Jane. wmut* another matrh 1 wtß Jnmp
I btM aad fire Mm » iarbea start cm the
same j«Mp lor frwM KM to t m a ride.
XATE MAW*.
17 1 fbompfan jaMper of Mark Maawnd.
Proposals Wanted.
tiEAIJOJ raoPOHAI* WILL BE KE
O relied t/j tbe Hoard of TruMcti of tbe
Bsaaftat for lasaoe In Washington Terri
tory anrtl June 3d. Mm. at » o'clock a m..
for aalßtlDX the new bospttal buiMint ia
•ceordadce with tbe specltcatioos on file
In tbt* vfirr.
Tbe Board rsserrn the right to reject any
or all bids.
GEO. D SHAXSOV.
STEPHEN JTOSOS,
AM*** BR'fW.N,
Myl* it Trustees HonJttl for Insane
REPORT Or THE OOVDITIOX
Of the First National Bank at itanfc. It
Ike Territory ef Waehtaftoa. at the clone
of Mmb Apil JOth. IM:
■movttia.
LumiDldimna 9CTJS7IS
Vterlnfu
L'.B. Bonds to secare circulation ftttUl
Other amka. ba « »4 mort
l«n HJIJ.U
Dae hot approved naent
agnu .... . MlttS
Doe from other National Banks .0 7Ji i 7
Doe from gtate Banks sod bank
an 3LI7IJT
Baal estate, furniture sad flx
tarn .... «.'•!.«
Current expanses aad tura paid. iTKiS
Cbrckeaad otheraaak Items.... IMI4S
Bills of other teaks 0180 00
Fractl L*l paper currency, ail k
• Is and ceata ICS
specie % C6S.OD
Legal tender notea UWM
Bedrmption fund with U. B.Trea
surer (j per cent. of circulation! 1.400.00
Total- 9UV7.i74.17
LIABIUTICT.
Capital stock paid (a 9110.000.00
Surplus fund... lAOUIOO
I ndivided profits. MU»S
National Bank notea outstand
ing M 00000
D.v.deod. aapa'd «U0
Individual deposits subject to
check fi;»V7i
Demand oertificstuaof deposit.. SB9 717 70
Ilea to <rth*rJfctkaal basks— I IOC. 1
Due to Stale Salts aad Banker* 53.78M6
Total WO7 470 27
Tbmutorv or Wishbww, 1...
fount/ of Kin*. I "
I. John boodfellnw cash'er of the above
aam«d bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement la true to the beat of my
knowledge aad belief.
JuH% On DfCtLbW Caaliar
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
lath day of M.j. IS*.
T. K PUMPHRKY.
Notary Public. W. T.
CORRECT Attest
Oku. W. Haim» I
i. U. VCOKAW, I Directors.
W. M. Pt'MPIIMKT. V
THE M. & M.
Coffee and Oyster House,
Tlie only first elans house of this kind In
the city. Especially adapted for family use
and ladies, tilve us a call.
MVEK A MI 1.1.ER. Proprietor.
THE HANDICAP COMPANY
OF SEATTLE.
\rilJ. rt'RNIBII BY THE DAY OR COX
ff tract. t»ainu»rt. grainer*, paprr bang
er*. rtlrlminm, lioum* cmnen, floor
nuvm. wiu<t<m ua«hcr*. carpet beater*,
•>r mvn Tt» do UJ flwilltllt hi tM hotiw ur
yard, ctieaner than any mn* In the vltv.
J H. BIM>KKK A CO.,
Second lit.. h>-t Seneca an«l rutver»tty.
WA CHONG A CO.,
CHINA TEA STORE.
\IA KIM* OF TEA DIRECT FROM
<'hiin*, the purest ami be«t, from 40 eta.
to $6 per pound. Kir*, opium mid all kinds
of China <«oods. llii;ht»*t price f»ald for
live H«»e* at the brick store, corner Third
Lnd Washington streets
Timber for Sale.
TWO Mil J JON FEET. TEN MILES FROM
Alttkf, with froulN7c (« l'UACct Sound;
i *'V to log and put Into tiw water For
particulars, address TIMBER, box 717, Se
nttlr. Wa»h T**r.
TO CONTRACTORS
Bll* WILI. BE RE< EiVEI) IT TO MAY
Ikl, at '2 o'clock I*, in., by the school
hoard of district No 1 for foundation work
of two school building*. Plan* with Iktone
A Mevk«*r. The U<ard rea ntl the rijcht to
any or all bids. myiltil
CHIS. H. JjVELLS UNE.
i£ BCHOONEK HUEREME
mmnunw I<>«.ti nt San
Pranrtaeo M»> ••)»». for Pu<et Sound
port., ami bate quirk dbMrt.
< H\S H WKIJJ*.
mi IV tOCaliforula «t.. San Krauriaeo.
S. BAXTER <fc GO.
Offer for sale in lots to suit
ft car Yakima Karljr Kotr Potatoes.
4 cars nrrfuo C hill tisrnrt rotators.
I ear* I'rsrlrta Potatosa.
5© ton* Pttgst Sound Timothy Nay.
Ml tuna Kastem Wa«hln|ton Hay.
tO ton a Wheat.
AO tons (lata.
I® tons Bran aod Mi«lfllinf«.
to tons 41 round and Rolled Itarley.
t ear* Aprafss Mill* Bmtra Flour.
* ear* Hyskans Mills Kmtra Flour.
FOR SALE
•W'li CEIJI O ANI> BARtiF. B«*TH IN
I good order. (ti«t;irv at A
llanf>>nt s,t'o»»»errtai St.. ?*er myli-tw
ikU TEN SUTE* ANDREW UH~
JIMXESOiZHR.
W Ui«lr»alr and ttelail Healer*.
We have )S«t rrr**l\'.d a of o«-w
< tls iiapcflni lr>» Ja|«u an.t
■ t«torr >;!*•, Faiwy <«**!«, Fioc « hiua
aarv, Sxtmrns CU4asnM»e«s*»nlk Fnihrt*!
Jrty, < rrtH' Shaal*. rui
«b*pr>t Br« 'QR
*wi itbcr bhUUIu irstlfj ,
Ete . ffc . etc
TM# i* <mt9 »^taSiin the rit\
of SwiUitr that keefo a e*>wplete line <»f
l'?r»li Tra* Al«ai« ns Hand.
I al«- lii}wrr
;nvF r» ?sx -v«- * f »r.t f
A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH
IU • l>t Jht-i h n. rntflr V?*-hl
•±t*. in , a** not t nr*d hj
£iasa»S«*d i'u K«:d by X K rTKW-
Firsi-Cii i PriTalt
M ■•.".'v.
IM Wm kk. 1* U» mmt Mill m.«»
w«w»fl *» * *l*pr *
Swyth ShSil." 1
Ntmcg-ir roc WAST A PAETSEE
rail at Hjunrni-S BntaMl
AfCTtrjr. cmaer commercial madJ^tMrn
Wxsemt-vt A M>RA*IOXAL *AX,
• s*« few !■ • lww A*
daea» towi M. Mu»l > fckitt- Wffa
n-ISTHI-GIKX. TO DO UDjBU
W Mwwi Apirty at Mm iwtkkmf.
ewnmrafPentaad AJfcattwrta. H?«
Vt'ANTED—A PARTY TO TAB HALT
11 liiu.ua> in tmr r.tui tract* *h»
H. In <iii I C. H HI'.HBIXL, room 7.
Kerne? Block. »?P **
WASTED— A GUL TO LEAKS THE
JaiW» trade, or a practical tail-ore*
twlr «*» Froai owl.
%VANTED - SfTIATION AH COBRE
aradnm eterk. ■lmin or book
kwwr itkmtMi mjIAM
BREASTED—BOARD 15D ROOM BY
*1 Krnttrmui and wife, witk one child.
A4dW« EDWARD WHEELER. city. lft St
WASTED—BY AS ELDERLY WOMAN
11 a i»aitfc>B m wrwttnx housekeeper la
W ANTED—A ramos AS BTESUURA
pfcrr at bookkeeper. Addreaa MB
rrrat trrrL my*U
WANIED-BOY AT LOWMAS A HAS
tort"*, for, Proat and <*kuilj. 15 3T
WASTED-A FOMTIOS AS ACCOCNT
ant. either permanent or temporal?,
by all experienced book-keeper; be* of ref
erencea Addreaa O. A. 8.. tlilr ogee. IS »
WASTED-SEWISO TO DO BY* THE
11 day. Addwaa J. H thia ofct. U«
WASTED-A posmos OF TRCSI BY
11 a yonac man. who ran «ire refer
cneeo and »all«faefcjry bond* If reunited.
Addrw. John W. Payne. P. O. bo» KL 15 tt
EE* ANTED—GIRL—APPLY TO MRU
11 BornateiD. Cnlon itreet, between »
and 11 a. m . reference rtgnited. myistf
\\* ANTED — TO BUY SECOND HAND
IT empty pork or other plrkle bam-to.
Jamer l/nrfcoiTa mytt lm
\E! r ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL
11 homework. Mu»t be a competent
cook. Good wacro. Mm H. H. Lewi*, cor
ner Fonrth and J»me» utreeta. n|» tt
\**ASTEI>—«.IKL TOR HOI'SEWORK.
11 Apple corner Fifth and Madiaon uta.
Mr». D. kefloHJt. apgMf
1 X)H KENT-FV KNISHKI> AND INFCR
r titshed room* in all parts of the city,
ration PonaoT. Sai>rro*i> A Co.. rooms
24 and £>. Cnion Block. Front it mh.ll
W.»R KENT—FOVR ROOMS SUITABLE
r for housekeeping to a respectable laau
and wife. Apply to Mm. K. C. Morrison,
comer i« nith Tenth and rharles. ipyia HI
I-VIK RENT—ntOSI ROOM, MOI.TKEHT.
r between Thomas md Htniioti. 15 31
FX>K RENT-A PLKABANT, SIN NY SIDE
front room; view of the bay: furnished
suitable for gentleman and wife, or two
single geutlemen. with board. Inquire
corner Front and Madison streets, over drag
•lore. mylSSt
IMK HALE—A IXJT IS NORTH SEAT
r tic, om Mock cast of schoolbouse Ad
dress T. I'FEN, this ogee. mr»B tot
IX>R BALK—A( RE TRACT* ON LAKE
r I'nioo. Nice property. Apply to W.
I'arry Smith. James street. opposite Oeci
dental hotel. mylA Im
IX>R HALE—MMBER ONE HORDE,
r harness and fine delivery cart: Rood
bargain cheap for cash. Address Jas. T.
Kelly, Searss Livery stable. Commercial
street. myi.i 4t
IX)R SALE —FOCR LOTS fiOxUtt FEET
r each, oue block from Mill street cable,
and fifteeu blocks from postofßce. Cleared,
fenced and plautcd in fruit trw*. full bear-
In*. Onlv ItoO each. Best bargain in the
city Biish A Boarnian. Butler block. myI.SU
ITOR BAIJ.-A OOOD, HARD FINISH
r house," lawn, tt.ivrcrs, shrub
bery and fruit trees; lot tiOxl'JO, on Mill St.,
fifteen minutes walk from postofflce. Bush
A Boarman. Itutler block. inyistf
nOR SAI.E— -ISO ACRES OF TIMBER
r land in Snohomish county—twelve mil
lion feet of fir—f*> |»er acre. Bush&Bonr
roan, Butler hl«iek. mylStf
IXIR SAIJL—9fiO ACRES OK TIMBER
laud on Gray's Harbor, only 16.50 ner
acre. Bush & Boarman. Butler block, myl.ttf
r on Green river—a bargain. Bush &
Boarman. Butler block. mylfltf
I»K SAIJC —l."i 00 ACRES OF WHEAT
r laud. In the heart of the great wheat
belt of Eastern Washington, 011 the line of
the S. I. H. A E. R. R.. every acre ready for
the plow, only »s.:s) per acre. Bush &
B«mrinan. Butler bl<»ck. myiatf
t|Y)R SALE—RESTACRAS'* SALOOS,
Lodging Houae and cigar Stand, at a
bargain. Alxi the New England Hotel oil
comerofMain anil Commercial streetn. For
terms Inquire of T. H. < nun. in>l2 fit
IX)K SALE—ONE OF THE BEST FARMS
f on White River. ESHEI.MAN. LLEW
ELLYS A CO. ap&'»tf
MONEY TO LOAN—OX LIVE STOCK,
h«uwhold furniture. merchandise,etc.
or personal note. COMPION. MILLER «1
CO., Jam** street, opposite Occidental. de7t
IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.
.'OO Arm of Flrat-rlaaa I.and, north
of Orrra Lake, • iiOO only,
thla la a big bargain.
T HAVE GOT AN IMMENSE LIST OF THE
1 rhnk'rat real estate ill Seattle and King
county, which 1 offer al bedrock j rii t-w.
OEORUE DORFFEU
Lidice. w<*t side of <'omiiiercial street, up
•tairs. lictacen Mill and Washington. 2p
WANTED.
Waiter*. 110 and |U a week.
Foreman for a small mill. fiso per day
aud fouud.
Dishwasher, fl a day.
Girls for housework. 112, |l.>. fl*. 130. t£>
and S3O per month.
Farm hand* fJS.
S* am per. $&"».
t>ff hearer, 91 *) a da* and foun<L
i Brick moulder. cents per M
Mill yard hands, f Jfi and |IO.
CRANE & DICKEY,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Washington at. m-ar I '•mmercla!
For Sale.
Two lota, corner Eighth
and Pike streets, north*
west corner, all cleared.
Finest lots on Pike street.
FRED E. SANDER.
C or- Mill and < * n*ju«rrial *l*.
MARTIN MARSHALL,
>AW IL\MM£UKL
w : • * ' - 1 ;• > >VK
4 '• . - M■' *•• \ ,-i.r feSftß
* » < r. *»& : • *?
I* it the imtontkm of
thi g ■' of the
Jackson aad HU streets
Gable Mtohaie same
completed aad inopera-
tion bj August Ist next
The completion of this
line will doable aad
treble the ralne of prop-
erfcy in the Ticinity of
both Jackson and Mill
Streets.
We can offer today 36
LOTS in
JiIISIN ST. JDlim\
AT FROM
$250 to SSOO
FES LOT.
One-third cash; also
Olive addition as a whole,
53 lots in all:
5-ACRE TRACTS:
16.
26.
32.
33.
34.
45.
46.
47.
50.
62.
64.
69.
At low rates.
rSIBLBS I. EITTIMiEB
JAMBS STREET.
GREAT SALE
—or—
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
A job of 500 pieces of Embroideries at 25c per yard,
usually retailed at 503.
24-inch Oriental Laces, • - 25c a yard
24-inch Embroidery, ... 25c a yard
Oriental Flouncing, ... 50c a yard
Embroidery Flouncing, ... 75c a yard
100 White Embroidery Robes, at - 51.50
regular price S3.
SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY.
50 dozen ladies' all lilk Mitts, all colors, 10c per pair.
T. ATOTJR <Sc CO.
FOR SALE!
STETSON & POST BLOCK,
CORNER OP
Second and Marion streets,
BY
ESUELMAN, LLEWELLYN ft
REMOVAL NOTICE.
On May Ist, the wholesale liquor store of
M. & K. GOTTSTEIN was removed into
their new quarters, in Marshall's Block,
corner Commercial and Washington Sts.
G. A. GOERKE,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Attention and integrity assure you satisfaction.
BROWN BLOCK. FRONT STREET.
EARLY ROSE
POTATOES
FROM
NORTH YAKIMA,
JI'ST RECEIVED AT
M toll's
Front and Union.
For a chaw of aeed for thi« Mill nothing
can be better than the above, as they are
grown in au it*by soil and are of fine qual
ity. For eating purposes they are hIIMIr
passed.
LOGGERS!
OXEN! OXEN!
•
I WILL ARRIVE IN SEATTLE ON OR
atiout May 4th. with four car loads of
work oxen for sale
Enquire at Arlington Hotel.
ap»ti J. P. MrCLELLAS.
HORBESFOR SALE
0. H. HOLCOMB,
HAS OFENED A NEW SALE STABLE ON
the allrv. south of l*n**ton"s Livery,
where be baa on hand a fine aelertion of
horses, and will receive orders for any clasa
of horse* dealred. If not in stork, snni tf
NOTICE TO
CONTRICTOHSIBUILDXHS.
SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
up to Thursday. May Slst, lww. for the
labor and materials ueceaaary In the erec
tion aud euelosi ng of the centre building
and two wards for the Mmoacd Hfpital
for the Insane, to be built at Medical Lake,
Spokane county. W. 1
Kid* will lie takm for the construction of
the building b»th in stone and brick
Bid# will al*»> be taken for the whole or
the separate parts of the same, including
eiravation. stonework, briekwork. nrwo
ter work, painting and glazing, galvanised
iron and tin work.
A ffrtiicd check to the value of ten per
cent, of the bid must accompany each 14d,
shirk will be forfeited to the Territory
should the bidder fail to qualify with good
and acceptable sureties to the value of
eighty per cent, of the contract price with
in ten days after receiving notice of Use
srrfjitanrf of the Mil.
AH bids n«>t made out on blank form*, or
unaccompanied bv a certified check to the
value above stated, or that may be present
ed after the time Mated, will be rej«rcted.
The Commissioner* reserve the right to
reiect any or all bids.
I'lans. saeciAcations and detailed draw
inns can be seen at Spokane Kails on and
after April &Cb. I** Blank form* and all
Decenary information can be obtained of
I» M DKIMHELI.EK. Trader*' National
j Bank. Spokane Fail*. W. T
Ail bids t » be *»-aled and addressed to
STANLEY iIALLETT. Seeretary of BuJld
! ing f*ommi*siofi. Medical lake. W T., and
, will be received up to 12 o'clock 8008, May
list, l*«*. st a hich time and p!a<*e they win
j t> in the of bi«id«-r« mx^l
I $6500 HOUSE.
'pwo FJimrrUV If* \TFI> L'tT^.
Ha.-** r on the very
«ii»ait (fi ine "iltlL ** A raagniflcea? view:
jfi ue iir h borhf *v»i Pwfe a chance will nt
• present its- 'i a&ain far year* for some
man lo jget a beautiful home, cou>pki£
wttH ail modern improvement*.
riticEt
$6500. $6500.
at osc* to G. c waoonr,
Jia *
IN THE
'rout Rank,
AS USUAL.
6000S DELIVERED AT
UNION BAY
FREE
OF
CHARGE
HALEY & WRIGHT,
SIS FROHT STREET.
P. O. Box to TELEPHONE .W.
SEATTLE WOOD YARO.
DRY AIJtER AND FIR WOOD CTT ANY
droinM lriucth. Dry kiii'lllng a »«*■-
dalty. ( nil delivered to any jmrt of the
dty. Order* refflvvd at IJM Front «treet,
or >t yard on Hopkins' wharf, fuot of Mcneea
•treet.
inhl-t Sm TA. M7RPCLL, Proprietor.
SSO LOTS m HAZLEWOOD ADDITION,
Two miles from the poatoffice close to lfftdison street They are cheep.
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STREET.
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.
HOW TO BUY UNO.
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> he Pufti »«■•< iitltaM
■Uik hifn a* KMirnr
m q»a-T UthwC
In ttirn- 4r«t'ciM -f karm «•
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WcvUi .!k>* i 3 (r Bi »fef*a »trU» to
flr« }e k n' ve» d•« o t*a lain > « •«•
■ae*.
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«* «r# "»t»» l-l m ) ttut a-* •>» to
V* m»n at trt Af. iftvi hu * r J»• f c.»«
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w ti »t<l J? (i
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a. wf *-d * •Jliltvo-n Mcft-ck a «»•
( J I » Mlto! »<£ 44 J «*• / p«|*
Vkl
Tsa tr ; «eS ia 'inwfi by %>»• Pu*;-1 Ma < 3f*.
, >o«i b«tl a«rd t j au-ta p»yat * •! »<4bt, «baft
f*~T. r - *fc- par * va.t .;;%•*"» « JKifi.
ait fe-ire scv. feM b--fafac£»«€i.
MOVING ONWARD fl
11 11
- Wa
The people are rapidly recognizing the fact
•oar prices on all classes of Dry Goods are lower
any house in the Worth west.
Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets.
This week we shall offer some Tory elegant lis*
of these goods, just received from New York, sad
assert our prices are as low as any house in America.
DOHEN\' & MAT! UM,
DEPOT OF LOW PRICES,
ferarr Freat ari M««bia strerts. Sfattk, V. £
walled frw on application, and all nriten ctrrhut,
and promptly mritH:
LOWMAN & HANFORD S. & P. GOT
SOI J! AGENTS roR
KNABE PIANOS,
Mim 4k H««Hi aai Fwrud M Vatay Oiiw—
M—lnal Imt— mU. Car—r IV—t 4b Cfcarry ita.
■KTftU, Ml
niiTiir
aa.2i26.2B.3oA32L*k»StrwW Chicago, IHiwote.
PETERSON BROS., I
lafwtm u4 DraVn la
GROCERIES and PROYIBIONB.
•;#
Large Stock, Lowest Price*. (Men by mall solicited.
Agrntft for E. Nrfktr'a Crfaiiifry Butter. *l4 Front street. Seattle.
HARRINGTON & SMITH,
lapsrtrr* ul VMntle Dnlfn
Have uow on hmul the lanrest and best selected stock ever brought to Paget Soul
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE
Iron. Steel, Cordage and 8hl|» Chandlery. Floor. Feed, Hay and Grain. Hoots
and Shoes, Crockery and Glassware, Paints* and oils, and all kinds c»f
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Also Lime, Brick. Plaster and Cement. Am nt* for Fish Bros. & Co/s i
• celebrated Wagons.
Commercial atreet, Seattle. W.T. HARRINGTON M SMITH.
FISCHER & UNHID,
Wholesale Grocers
AND
IMPORTERS.
BKALF.KH IK ALL KIXDH OF
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
visions,
Tol>acco
AND
Cigala.
Corner of Columbia strost
and Railroad avanua,
SEATTLE, W. X.
High ami Level, commanding a Beautiful View.
» Aft-ryoi bava birga*aal for "f or mora
! lo*». tboal 1 or
j fur m »•,«■/ * a to
jp* ia»ii' >oar ct:«? ka »« iiiftbtrk *a-J b-. artil
] <a eaa? <M oa b>a «f>ac fur tbslr tali fa- • raiaa
Taa ara thwor*. by tba optiao aaiprvl
'ara* »e »®ftr,iaft«fa Taa
re f-,or *ift4aar- r *&4 '■« ■k'f, ft-J at Uk iatu*
; 'ittf *o * wumr >4 > aab « p.x>t^»y.
u l yw ftt any flvr, b>rw<r, fr aal
j tba b-cl at '-• uk for ;a«ta-a* t vt i ba
(am*- |MO| fc iMta t aai for w»r»«l *j oa aai
}<a ianai m W poit-ua f tbr
a*-d U 4
(k* a |3 *a D!ty a-vd »drtw
Ia to hay »ra I ••at wax o a&d ror
tia-T c» bScrt i y.m tbft Oi |>or aauyof a.>i- *
I 3 : \ t II Mba le *
tu"»*b» au > far «a iu .ca «»a feua t. taaoiu
iua i
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» a»» t ».• jv«.i coraar **»u% t^a
bt4H» ai>4 btt.a£» frwta ' b 4 .a4a<«.
: B'taa-iifti laikjfttf •*« La.diag for
j ter Up
Mmtß'a 1 iif 1* ft£»l tfav.'a;
a pi « bft4 tbt
o«- «-f4 -ttiuA* &-al iiu-< »f
Ti.- 4:1, r*..art art B.l*J a a» a »« cf
I
I
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Special Bargains!
Lot 6, block 40, Maynard'l
plat, two small building*
renting for si6a month, only
S2IOO.
Lot 4, block 39, Pontius ad.
a fine lot for a house, all
graded, lawned and fences
finest view in the city, a
small house, S7OO.
A Snap—4o acres fine land
overlooking the Sound. Look
this up, SSOO.
60 acres inside the platted
district, only S3OOO. We will
take a one-third interest
with right party.
Splendid five-acre tracts,
cleared, half mile from depot,
platted all around, for, each,
SSOO. Choice bargains in a
few houses and lots. Look
us up.
MONROE L WHIPPLE,
Room 17, rnioit Block.
W. A. HASBROUCK 4 CO.,
KETUL AME> wartime*
DEUOOI3T9
AMD DIALS KM IK
Photographic Supplies.
rwi at.. w. T.
FOB fAMLT DIE
Snowflake Flour
IS< THE REST. TRV IT.
frnttto If fba cmUr of npptj to torn****
of the tafat Nma4 tftartrta
I'-rttUa Oolacnbu »;id Ataafca took to bar f*
a la#(• KOportaca of th«fr gaaaral mmcka*
ii-a, (DftdiuMr; toi »api<it«a.
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da>i f»l . U.«|.t>. aa l 8 a Fr n*iaS9
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au < ir# &|hta| t -iftii aud aal far bar
aaaata.
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a • a*» Jla oar mi tat fo Le aa*a a lx &«►
dactioi of betr t<fN.
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