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THIPOST-ffITILLIGHiCIB
Pakilshed Daily aad Weekly fa the Paat
BaiMinc, Seattle. WaA. T*t.
rr ua-
Dalir. t year. Is advance *» «
Dally, 1 month " iZ
Weekly. 1 year - ?•?
Weekly.« mocth*.
Bandar. 1 year. J •
Weekly and ssodar. 1 year.ln adv ea tto
Weekly, when nn« paid to advance. *«
»v caaain.
Dai'.y. per week.. ® eentt
IhibwriV's orderin* additaaea . hanied
ibfi -i iriv- the ■*d address ai well aa the
irt ail remittances to Poer Ist*lu
n*> r.K Co.. HratUe.
THE JtEMACE.
f'nlike the me**a(reof last year the
message delivered to congress by Pre -
ident Cleveland j c-teniar deal* with j
many topic* ami Is »uperi r to the for
mer in that it afford* something in the
way of information concerning th<-
operation* of tbesrovernment. In this
respect, however, it i« less explicit and
satisfactory than might be expected
from its extraordinary length.
In that gh»>rny temper natural to
Victims of disappointment, the pre»i
dent draw* a harrowing picture of ten
den- ie" and conditions which he a—
mime* are lea/ling the country to a
darigerouscri-i«,but be i-» foreeil witbai I
to confess a state of prosperity never |
equalled in the hi*t*jrr of the world.
For the e»il condition* which he enu
merates. he fail* t* suggest a practica
ble way of reform and he does not even
claim that the country has had any real
advantage from the Democratic ad
ministration of the pa-! four year-.
Indeed, the stylo and tone of the
Introductory part of the »ues«age are
in the nature of a confession of Demo
cratic in* a parity to deal with the so
cial. political and business evils of the
time. This confession is important
and timely and we must admit some,
what of a aurpri-e.
Conrernidg the tariff the president
i* at least consistent, holding firmly to
hi* fallen standard of "tariff reform.''
but in this a* in other matters he con
fines his remark* to criticism of
present method and opinion, offering
no suggestions a* to how the evil* he
commiserate* may be practically over
come. Kor this omission it must be
admitted, howe*er, he ha* some e*-
i-n-e in the (act (as illu«trated by the
la«t election) that his ideas are al
ready pretty well known throughout
the country.
The message is too big a document
to be thoroughly digested in
the brief time between its receipt last
night and its publication this morn
ing. but a casual reading is enough to
show that it is notable only for it*
pessimistic and critical view of things
that would not look half so dark if the
writer's mental sky were not gloomed
by the bitterness of defeat.
A WIHIS CHOICE.
Public opinion seems to l»e crystal*
lizing into a Arm belief that James S.
Clarkson. of lowa, will Ik* a memberof
President Harrison's cabinet. Wash
ington and Indianapolis cerre*|iond-
ents unite in declaring that this is set
tled, and the only prominent man who
• seems inclined to doubt it is Mr. Clark
son himself, who has repeatedly de
clared that he seeks for himself no hon
or at the hands of the administration
which he did so much to place in
power. If it is true, however, that
Genera! Harrison has selected Mr.
Clarkson as one of his constitutional
adviser-, there are few Republicans
who will fail to join itt the verdict that
he has made a wise choice.
Mr. Clarkson Is a typical product of
the vigorous intellectual life of the
great West. He wa* born in Indiana,
where his father was a prominent lead
er of the old Whig party. In early
life he imbil>ed those true theories of
government which prompted him.
even before he had attained manhood,
to cast his lot with the lusty young
Republican party, which was then but
entering uj*on its career of greatness.
Mr. Clarkson has never wavered in hi
allegiance to that part v. From the
day that he enrolled himself under its
banner he has given to it his l>est
thought and his best effort. He has
never a*ked anything at its hands, and
the prominence which he has attained
in national politics he has attained as
a private lighting in the ranks.
It i? a* a journalist that Mr. Clark-
Son i best known. lowa has been
justly called the New F. tig I and of the
Westj for In Iqw< « * lu^r * dia-
tinctiy marked than in any other
western commonwealth that old spiiit
of sturdy. unyielding Ameri cani*m
which mote than a century ago mace
Ne* Knglaud life and New Ktigl:tnd
thought the t. pi, al life and thought of
Amerit i Ami the voice of the New
Knglaud of the West is the I-un Stuff
Kepiitrr, a paj>er which is as entirely
the mouthpiece of the people of low a
as are the official organ* of Russia of
the government under who«e rigid
cei»worship they eti-d. Mr. Clarkson
is the animating graios of the Stnte
Rtfixtn lie began work upon it as
a printer and is now its man
ager and responsil le editor. As a
writer he is vigorous, direct and keen.
A" tt manager lie is fearless and tie
cided. never hesitating to take a posi
tion upon a public question, or to de"
fend that position, when once taken,
with the unyielding spirit of a » ham
pion whose championship is at slake,
t'nder Mr t'Lirkson's management
the />«' ,' • ' rr l»a« Leoome one of the l»c?»t
--pay.ng new*paper properties ;n the
Wc>t m l has earned for him a for
tune large enough to enable him to in
dulge in the lusttrv of a position in
Uie * ahii et.
Politically Mr. is a X\ pe
an«l rvpre>« utaiive of the Republican
ism of the We l Oneverv great ques
tkm he is heartily in accord with West
rrn sentiment ami belief. i 'oni |s:,»
antil the peremptory withdrawal of
Mr re . the p. - si re
in IH?W. he wa> an eothuaiastic sup
porter of the Maine statesman, ami I ss
intelligent at.d per-i*teot effort" ac-i
comp mm b toward securing the
nommatum of Mr lUaine n lvO Mr
a w.«"« the le.» .» the lowa
delegation at the Chicago convention '[
i*f last June, ami he was active in the ,
quiet and < .*< i»e work wf. « trade
the nomtnation ol General.
Uarri c. r.» h »>t ent rely i*
due the rulix ' swt ivi the \ I »on
strength e.i-. nol it to Lite
for Hart on tl e '.iM«ne balU t
Mr C»ark« v. > l i eve * way t tied
for a position in the cabinet. He
w-mld Hrinj: credit a - \ honor to itiy
administration with he might thus I*
officially connected- It i* to be koprtl
that be will accept the position which
he can nrriy have in the cabinet of
President Harrison. The danger i».
however, that be wiJl per-i-t in hi* re
(iii to accent public office, <-boo«ing
rather to devote hi* energy awl ability
to the up-baikiing of hi* newspaper.
The country will he the tainer if his
desire to remain in private life is over
come and be is induced to derate him
self to the service of the pabtic.
mosincAvr t tterasch-
The view* of Senator John Sherman
on any topic are slwars both interest
ing and worthy of interest. In view
of the fact that. a« is almost tiniversal
lv acknowledged, be i« to be secretary
of »ta?e urnier President Harrison, bis
recent utterance* in re*ar<l to the an
nexation of Canada are more than
ordinarily inter*-"ting and more than
ordinarily significant
Senator Sherman is an unqualified
t*lw vcr.in the expediency oi annexa
tion. He believes that nothing short
of that will put :tn end to the constant
border deputes which have for a cen
t iry embittered the relations between
the United States and the Briti-h
provinces of North America. He be
lieves that commercial union would be
a failure 3nd that in complete political
Pinion the people of both countries will
j tmd the greatest "satisfaction and the
highest prosperity.
Of cour-e. Senator Sherman s f) cak*
only for himself, but, if be is to be a
nieiulier of President Ham-on* cab
inrt, it may be taken for granted that
it will l>e part of the policy of the ad
ministration to smooth aw ay the dif
ficulties in the path of a complete and
mutually agreeable union between the
two great English-speaking nations of
the continent.
THE IHIAI. SCARE.
The usual winter war scare is now
making the hair of Europe stand on
end. Rn««ia an.l Austria and Ger
many and France and Italy are ner
vously fortifying their frontiers and
.hufHing their armies about a- if they
anticipated a tremendous upheaval at
any moment. Immense credits for
military purposes are also being ur
gently demanded by the governments
and promptly voted by the parlia
ments.
As usual, we are told that there will
surely he lighting in the spring. The
world Is cautioned not to press against
the rope* but to stand by with bated
breath until the exhibition begins. It
is a remarkable fact that the-e war
scares invariably come early in the
winter when then* is no prospect of
anybody be in- il>le to fight for many
months. When spring arrives and
roads and weather are suitable for the
fray the scare is always forgotten and
the armies are called away from the
frontiers until winter *hall again make
it possible to bluster without any
danger of fighting,
The experience of the past quarter
of a century has taught the world that
there is a vast difference between wars
and rumors of wars
KOltN.
PRESTON—December to the wife of
Harold Preston, a daughter.
MIHHIKI)
HERBERG FRESVOLD—In Seattle, at the
residence ofK Nelson, December 3, by
the Rev. K. Nelson, lars S. Herberg and
Mia* Anne T. Fresvold, both of King
county.
CLARK PORTER—At the residence of C.
K. Adan-s, in this city, December
by Rev. Ro'*ert Wbitakerof the First
Bantiflt church, Mr. William Clark of Se
attle and Mips Julia A. Porter of San
Praociseo.
O'LEARY—ZENT—At tho residence of the
bride's parents iu Oak Harbor, on Tues
day evening, November®, by the Rev.
F J. Moore. Mr Thomas F. O'Leary aud
Miss Ida B Zent. all of Oak Harbor,
Maud county. Washington Territory.
Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Found, For Sale, To Let end (Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of 2
«nta a word for first insertion; I cent a
word for each subsequent insertion. Pav
neut always iu advance.
The followingletters are awaiting adver
tisers at tins office
R K. U IU. B. IE. S. I James. I
American. 1 Boston. 1 "C." I
FOIC SALE. F
|>>RS.\LE -GROCERY SHELVING AND
I bins Apply to Idtnoek A Cbeasty, 612
Front street. '
|;OK SALE CHEAP-\ WALNTT
I Marble top bedroom net. 2231 Front .
street
I"V>R SAI E CHEAP FOR CASH. THE
Bmn<wi> k Hotel at Gilmau; thi«
bouse is doing a good paving business aud
the owner's only reason I#»r selling is poor
! health of family. Inquire of G. E. Miller ,
A Co., 11* Mill street.
■ SAI.E->fcW UWSK. * lUK>M3
r uear strvet tar. W. T. PiilWan, 90i
*treet
rOKSA JIOOKF.RY, ORGANS AND !
r PUIMMi |
A Coweil. v.->n i s'. C.douial b ock
L\)K TILE NK W RESIDENCE IN A
I tine •« aV\ ; for terms, etc ,
\ . I'o-T Imki.ik.en' t n office
12 • *AU I FIRST CI kW$ DIKING
Mom c A M <tt, tfiil second s?reet.
IH)R ML H >IX 11 E AI HE \YY~Mt JJES
sod 10 head hor*ts, by W. N. White,
1-t* l*>m!-ar>l atreet, North Seattle.
I.X>R SAI E OR KENT -FINE EIGHT
room house a»d corner plot; al*«» 50
lots. Itenov A Hoyt'» addition, overlooking
t tty aud ljik«* thiio*. l-ow prices and ca»y
terms M PHILLIIS, owner, Oeeidental
hotel.
SALE IE KM MEKY THE LA RG
eat as*ortm*nt in tbei ity of choi«*e aud
etijulaite perfum«ry. at M A Kdley's
Drug store. iOB Commercial streeL
I>>K SAl.l NI , NWV 4 SE( roWX
range 4 **. irvel land, timt>er,
tartly el» atvd. very near attle A laike
"bore l; K . price vddress Ho* o
cf!y
la » a»t . : .\t t«» the point and
near the ferr* elegant riew «»f every lot.
liEO IHIRFFFL 1 1 •*** ' "maiereial i»; . be
twrru Mill an<l ash. tigton.
LVK KALE OLD NEWSPAPERS AT
I'
|>»R KALE - OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
I t»'i !!e» of I'SV at this oflV .
L»*s i
1 <VT A IIITE AND BI v« K LONG
a j (.a'.'x-tl rar «t rr!*r d.-c «-an» cut. and
answers to the name of Tamliour; reward
of #lO will he patd for hts return to 'l2
w aabinftou sifeet Las a La
license 'a< ««n ro '.ar
IOST <>N FRONT. EN ION OR PIKE
4 street#, a i»4y*s b»aver ctUf tor c!o*Jk
PltMlrr have at th:t otft e and get reward
O Tit AY ED-r ROM MY PLACE ON
' and t Foa- |
t:aa addition about November 'JO. one two
year- i hark Jeraey heifer, roc white
on U lly and aattCiv of taiJ, ri«bt rar
cn»pped off any person delivering the
aho«e or <mt« inf*miatioa s.> that I can
rttherw*. i N . - * rr wa.-ied J. K.
MUN
w ors «» TO HKNt
UV*M»i) \N ' Sr , KNISHEh A> i>R
leroom kid#:: g bouse, address .s.
Ui!« oft re
THREE TO FIVE F!"R
» ,fd r houMkeeping
*l* •> Ad* - »* t' L . this «•
rot M».
I N»l M» I WHllt II NY CALL OM
.rSi . v» A O HENJAMIN
SEATTLE POST - INTELLIGENCER. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1888.
ro* *i*t.
fd* lOMTOOBO ASDpFry
r niabcl roote* taaDpartto. city
rail on SHAICKB * gWATJOBB, «»■
11. r»W«. Mock. Frawt at- ■ MI
PR REST— FtTESBHEP HOI'SE: DE
strmt. e location. C A. Mott, CI Sec
ond street
epo UtT-LAEGE FURSBHED bCSNY
I Front room. aultabie for oae « two
gentlemen. G. J M . th'* oßre.
Foe rext-sice hoi-ekeepixg
room* northeast corner Third and
l'aion. Apply rot»m 2. op aralrs.
Fs,jß REST TWO SEW COTT4C®
' house* lor rent within live mantes'
wa!k of Smith'a Cove railroa I station; ten
mantes' ride from city staton: houses
•ai table lor families: three rooma; tla per
mootfa. H .VSailtfc. Smith aCosc.
T»* KENT A NICELY FTRSISHED
f front room. private family: references
required. Apply Mis. 3. W. Smart. B»xth
between t'aioo and Pike.
F*ur rest - omcEs ox geoi xd
1 floor. Apply to ET. Smart, Heal E»
rate Exrhange.
F-or REST —A KEWLY-FVRSttHED
front room. Seneea between Third
and Fourth, corner alley, white h f >s>e
ijvjß KEsr-Hoi'sE or five rooks
I" 1 blocks fri>aJ poatoffice: honaehold
roodi must be purchased and rent pa>d
»>n« month in advance. Address X. V Z.
FV>r REST-A SFCELY - Ft'RSISHED
room; 1525 S«on<l street, hvtwiten
Pike and Plae.
ISOE REST-H RSISH«I> ROOMS; AP
J* ply corner Second and Vtrxiuia Sts
T> REST— A PLEASA.fT FROST ROOM
with fire anil two rooms withoat fire
for jrenticmen. AddrraaC. P. C-, thiaotlice.
Ti REST.—SICE Rf)OM FOR ONE OR
two gentlemen or man and wife, with
or withoat board. 2123 Third atreet. be
tween Lenora and Blanchard.
T) REST-WHARF ASI> WAREHOUSE,
luqnire at Manning A Buck's furni
tare store. Columbia »treet.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED— SM ART BOYS lO SELL
?» papers on the train. Apply Union
New® Co . room 13. Colonial block.
iI'ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MILL
v v man, with wife who is a good cook,
capable of taking charge of a boardiug
house for men. Address C., this office.
\I T ANTED—TWO COAI MAKERS, at
?V Wollaud A Smith's, Tacoma.
WANTED— GOOD OIRL GEN
»! «ral house-work. Apply northwest
coruer Fourth and Bell street*.
WANTED A FIRST-CLieS MILL
v v wright; apply to the Paget Mill Co.,
Port Gamble, W. T.
WASTED— A FIRST-CLASS IKOSER
11 apply corner Second and Virginia.
\1 T ANT Kb —A FIRST CLASS COOK AND
v f general house work. Apply 418
Marion street.
WANTED— A WOMAN OF SENSE, EN
v v ergv and respectability for our busi
ness in her locality; salary about SSO per
month; permanent position; references
exchanged. Address MANUFACTURER'S
BCPT., Lock Box 1585. N. Y. we
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
\Y T ANTED— CHAMBER WORK IN HO
v? Tel or lodging-house. Address C. 8.,
this office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man of good habits and college edu
ucatiou. a position iu a busim s* house or
store; uuderstaads bookkeeping: also is a
g<Hsl penman. Address American, this
office.
VirANTED—SITUATION BY TWO LA
* v dies; call or address room 31, South
era hotel.
W ANTED - H,TUATION UOOK IN
first-class family or hotel by good
Japanese cook. Address "Jap," this office.
Y\ T ANTED—A THOROUGH GENERAL
business manager desires a posi'ion
on the Coast. Has ai ifsd saeeesstalli
some of the largest houses in the West, and
besides a thorough business training and
experience has had a legal and journalistic
experience. As a writer of commercial
advertisements he has the reputation of
having no superior on the Coast. Address
J. S. P., this office.
FINANCIAL.
Yf ONKY TO LOAN. SHANKS »v SWAF
.▼I FORD, room 12, Union block. Front
street.
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH 13000
» * to engage iu a good biisines* ia city.
For particulars address K. J., this office.
I WANT TO INVEST 11000 AND SF.R
vices in some good, paying, respectable
business; good business qualifications: ref
erences exchanged. Address O. M. A.,
this office.
YfONEY TO LOAN.—ON PERSONAL,
*»1 collateral or real estate securities,
notes and other negotiable paper baught.
H.W.WHEELER, room 22, Union Block,
Seattle.
MONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE,
chattel mortgage or personal security.
Notes, mortgages, etc., bought G. E. MIL
LER, CO., 11S Mill street. Occidental
Block. jy 13
Yf oNBY TO LOAM IN BUMS TO M7IT,
xtl upon improved city and farm prop
erty at lowest rate*. No delay in closing
loans. K. BOW DEN. 10* Columbia St jv2ltf
EDUCATIONAL.
M a J M WHITON, PUPIL OF BOHf ON
Collwre of Oratory aud of Prof.
Wyierean Marshall; lessons in reading and
elocution. Room No. 30. Pico House, Front
street.
MRS A 11 PANTING. RE« ENILY OF
Chicago, has opened a studio at room
*. (iortlou block, &£} Front street, where she
will receive pupils in tinging, voice cul
ture and piano: office hours, morning from
9 to 12 and Tuesday and Friday afternoons
from 3 to A; singers trained for parlor,
church, and concert singing, and fu the
music of tbe Italian, French, or English
school*.
INFORMATION WANTED. 1
VNY INFORMATION REG A RUING TH K
whereabouts of P. C. or R I. Agler is
wanted for their benefit. Address C. ?.
Agier. San J«>se, Cal.
VNY INFORMATION OF THK WHERE
a bouts of James Crane will be glanly
received b> hi* father at 313 Third street,
between Main and Jackson.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
civnin u• i"' k . N'» i a a;. 1
Meets every Tuesday evening. in Reli's
Hall, North {Seattle, at o'clock. Mem
ber« of sister Lodges and sojourning
brothers, in good standing, are cordially
invited to attend.
G W POOR. N. o.
IIINSY I EI. AND. Rec and Fin. Sec.
Poat office box nit, ju36Tn
MISCELLANEOUS.
\ 1 * AMED —I'.«> A Rl> IN PRIVATE FAM
▼ * fly for two feotlemcn and their
wi\«* no children Addrtta II I. R, this
office.
\\* ANTED HOARD AM) ROOM WITU
s» i.nvare family, within four Modi
of Front, and *.»uth of Pik« strver. Add rem
J H . tht* office.
MU.iT DEIMT- AT HENRY MAD
dock*. ;it Second street. oev
Columbia.
I KHF KK «• * f.f'V PU* 7 *
tj .2 •' 12 + \.i\i in •**) and addi
tn»n. near the fate# f the j»ark onebalfl
ea»h, halanre one year . Wataon H Hrowa 1
Inquire at l'auiel Jones X « o. » nai estate i
oflU e.
| >ai;tu > n\v in . -5 al7i. errs «»f ]
I books to k<* > «an bav .• tbem wrilfc n
op da:I > a: reasouaMe monthly rate* three
nvre »et» wanted; a.l tret* H R . P o box
A.*\ «itv
11'ANfKD- NE OR TWo G4M>l> LOTS
» » to N »rth *v «•* • N.i • m Siu - t*\
caab Add?e*»C L 0 . this «>!*. r.
\\'AV lfcD~H<»!>»• KEKIJ.W K< • M -
" f - an and w:f, oo ehtJn :i A',
draft 11. P. 7U> Seeoad street.
ISA.- WAN l"KI) Kt>K r KTT-- hi » ,34
\ Pr-vr -.IN KR off •
f !
Holiday <.\*>d—have yoi >k*n
►ea M A KtiSey'a display of ♦<». et !
and p**' fume aets The* are the in i
th- rt»y. dim 1 * from the ftrk>r> in Vw i
York ciD eeouine plus* r« a*» h» *p Ha '
raar iml'auoa* i.«vi it bis «iud<>w, iO-;
Comwfrria" atrret
I l Aio w%NTED FO* Phtv t.u M
V I •*' hTtiUGr*. i» - f.T
KAt* FO R
POST InraiucaxcEa ofice
\BLl DRESSMAKING K«A
L soua&e term*. Comer Front aad Mad
won. ort-r Pacific dm# store
XIV ADTWTfiMM"
nrsrei
iMERICLN BCILDKG i LOU
ASSOCIATION
ESTABLISHED IS SEATTLE BUT TWO
JtONTHB, sow NUMBER?
Over SOOO Shares
The ;<u Ufa-, of the association will be
in -*-A!t> within s few days to remain per
zcsEieatiy. Those wishing to borrow
money at the low rate of I per cent per
annum ran not do better than become
stockholders. Parties wishing to sub
scribe for shares or desiring information
on the subject will please address
DOUGLAS YOUNG,
Secretary Local Board,
IST Under Post-intelligencer Office.
BE CAREFUL!
WHAT
Brand of Spices
YOU USE ON YOUR TABLE OR
IX YOUR COOKISG.
PUKE SPICES GROUND FRESH EVERY
DAY AT
J. W. HUGHES ,
THE TEA AND COFFEE MAN.
806 Fromt Street. »»'
Mark Tch Suit* and ANDREW Kan.
Il'£ HAVE RECEIVED AS IMMENSE
▼ ▼ consignment of fiucy goods direct
from China aud Japan, and we can now
offer the finest porcelain Chinaware ever
exhibited in the No thwest. Chicese and
Japanese curiosities a specialty. We have
the best assorted stock lor Christmas pres
ents on sale in Seattle. 100* Front street.
LOTS
IN
West Seattle,
BAYVIEW ADDITION,
Situated directly on the
Prominence
All of the City and Contiguous
Sound.
To those coming first ft few of the
best will be sold at
38250.
VALENTINE HALL,
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Office with L. H. GRIPFITH & CO.
NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the copartnership heretofore existiug
between John Leek ami C. H. White. d< tag
husineit* under the firm name of I>eck &
White, in galvanized cornices, metal roof
ing. steam and gas fltiinirs. has this day
been dissolved bv mutual consent. Mr.
Leek is authorized to collect all debts dne
the firm, and has assumed and will pay all
the indebtedness of the firm.
JOHN LECK,
C. H. WHITE.
December 1,1188.
SEATTLE WOOD YARD..
DRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD err ANY
desired length. Dry kindling a spe
cialty. Coal delivered to aiiv part of the
city. Order, received at 1206 Front street,
or at yard on Hopkins' wnarf, foot of Seneca
•treet
mhl3 3m T. A RUSSELL, Proprietor.
Oregon lieprovectib Tompanv.
SAW MILL,
Dealers in aud manufacturers of all kinds
of Rough and Dre*s*<l Lumber. Lath,
Pickett, Post*, Shingles, etc..
FOOT OF BECOBD ST., SEATTLE, W. T.
| We beg leav«s to announce to the pub
lie that we arv uow in the local mar
ket with a fall stock of thoroughly dry and
seasonal lurcher. Large quantities of
flooring, rustic and dressed lumber con
stantly on hand, insuring prompt delivery.
Estimates furnished on shortest possible
notice. Call aud see our facilities.
RAND BROS.
. OFFER THE GREATEST IXDCCRMENTS
TO INVESTORS,
SPECULATORS, AND
f THOSE WHO DESIRE COMFORTABLE
i
HOMES IN THE
| WONI>KRFUI. CITY OF VANCOUVER,
BRITISH COLUMBIA,
CANADA'S ONLY SEAPORT ON THE
PACIFIC COAST.
RAND HHOS.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ETC.,
t a* VANCOUVER. B. C
Wells' Puget Sound Line.
, r BARKENTINE
WORSTER
1 F A VE.- li.tN O FOR SEAT-
I J li<- and all S>nud p*»rts «*n or about
l»'-*>»mher 9th, Uking all freight offered at
; reduced rates
CHAS. H WELUft. Agent,
No 10 California ft, San Francisco.
GEO H F**HKK. A cent, battle.
HEATING APPARATUS.
MID PI IKMAU M : BE RE
oei*«d b* the t»anl of directors
for srhool district No 1 uutil Saturday. l»e
--] roeihrr .8 for supplying fceattf apparatus
I 'Of the Central *ch.«o> id?og Patieu
i*r» may ob'aiLed by sppiytnf k» WR.
P H»e. a*, h tret. The t<oa-d reacrves the
right to njeet any or all bids.
In offering the follow
ing list of choice and
carefully selected resi
dence property we would
state that to those who
will improve any of same
we will give considera
ble redaction over list
prices.
Jackson Street Addition.
12 lots, block 13.
12 lots, block 14.
12 lots, block 15.
Only two blocks from
Cable road. Will sell by
lot, block, or as a whole
at lowest rates.
Burke's Second Addition,
North half block 19.
Six lots in all, offered in
bulk. Beautifully sit
uated overlooking Lake
Washington and be
tween Cable road.
Union Addition,
Ten lots near Four
teenth street; sidewalk,
electric light and wa* er
supply. Coach line every
half hour.
Syndicate Addition,
Twenty lots on and
near Cable load. Every
facility for good homes.
New schoolhouse con
venient. Gas, water and
sewerage system at
hand.
Lots in Terry's Fourth
and Fifth additions.
IS \ WHOLE.
Block 16, Eastern ad
dition; 10 lots.
Block 18, Eastern ad
dition; 8 lots.
Broadway street addi
tion; 136 lots.
Southeast corner of
Ninth and Madison
streets, two lots, 120 x
120 feet.
Also following ve
acre tracts:
No. 50.
No. 47.
No. 16.
Jaies and Second streets.
Seattle, - W. T.
HOMES
Ui
HOLIES
Addition.
OTXK,
"Cable
Line"
ADDITION
ON
Lake Washington
IS —
Now Ready for the Market,
WE HAVE MOST OF IT CLEARED, BUT
WILI, ONLY SELL
50
LOTS
BEFORE RAIDING SCHEDULE.
TH» 16 TILE
FVrst and Only Addition Ly
ing on the Cable Line
WHICH HAS BEEN PUT ON TUB MAR
KET SINCE TUB CABLB
STARTED
PRICES MUST ADVANCE.
YOB CAN SELECT YOUR LOT TO-DAY
LOOK OUT FOR
OUR BRA SCH OFFK'E
BOMAN
ROCHESTER,
Rooms i and 2, Pencin Block.
707% FRONT STREET
THE LOWEST PRICES
pnblie are rapidly recognising the f«t that on price* tor every
t!w of Dry Good* and Xtm'i Furnishing Good* are the lowest it the dty
THE REASON WHY OUR PRICES ABE THE LOWEST.
80 fir as the pure hate of our goods are ooneemed we boy at u low
a fare* a* any hoase on the Pacific Coast. In that rupee; wo hart M
advantage, a* mo»t progressive houses are on a perfect equality.
THE EXPENSE OF SELLING GOODS IS WHAT
MUST REGULATE THE PRICE
la this respect we claim that oar troenae* are lower than any similar
establishment on the Pacific Coast, and ai a consequence we can aSari
to soil lower This is a fact that no random generality can disprove, sad
the plain and unmistakable proof that it is a fact lies in the 31 missies
of the public
Staples Sect Free on Application. Orders Ctrtfnllj and Proaptlj EUCIM,
DOHENY & Ml RUM,
Corner Coin mbln and Front Streets, Seattle, w, t
swr
I Ts T BUR AN CE!
IS ALL ITS lIKAM HRS.
Fire, Marine, Tafe and Accident
TAYLOR 6L BURNS, Agents,
Do an Exclusive Insurance Business, representing 25
companies, the best in the world. Prompt
payment of losses. .
liefer to any of 01 r old customer*.
Office In Boiler'* Balldlng, Jamet street, Seattle.
WM. H. HUGHES
Printing Oompany,
All kind* of book and J«b work COLI'MHIA (ITRKIT,
• ! Oppoolte Engine House So. t
PUMPHREY & HANFORD,
SHIPPING
General Commission Merchants
HAY. ONAI* AND POTATOES FOB SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT.
TWO CABS EASTEBK WASHINGTON POTATOES FOB SALE TO ABXITZ
HOPH A. SPECIALTY.
rS-WJIEIOI SE l\ REM Of OFFICE. COHIEItCUI STIBT.
SCHVVABACHEK BROS. CO,
Importers and .Strictly Wholesale Dealer* In
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL,
BUILDING MATERIAL, MINING and BLACK
SMITHS' TOOLS, FARMING IM
PLEMENTS, ETC., ETC.
our Prices with e'.inOt Han t>«ucUuo or Portia** Prlated
U»t* mailed on application.
SCHWABACHER BROS. * CO. (nwWW
Oollcett &c MoOa.llTJ.ra,
Successors to Peterson llro# , Importers and Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Orders by \1 Mil Solicited.
814 FRONT STREET. P. O. BOX ll*.
THOMAS G-OWEN"
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor.
IJLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF-STEAMBOATS, STEAM ENGINES, BOIUW**®
1 all kiuds of mechanical structures. Work superintended when under csMtrac®*
Steam engines indicated and alteration* advised upon the view of ecoaomy of hi**®
development of greater power. SUamboaU, whips, and all kinds of machlMff
and sold on commission. Whoever may bo join* into new enterprises or sltersoow
would find it to their Interest to consult with him before enteriuK apoott WJg
2 A, Butler's Bock, Seattle.
IST. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
Livery Hack and Sale Stable; Managers of Seattl*
Iml tIMI Turnout*. Order* Ailed at any hour day or nlfkt*
Telephone 41. Office corner Main and Heooad
HARRINGTON & SMITH.
I ■ porter* »*<l WkoleeaJ# Dealer*
Hare now on hand the largest and Yxat selected aU*k erer brought to Paf*
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWAR!
Iron, Hteei, Cordage and ghip chandlery. Floar, Feed, Hay aad Grain. Bo«*
and sa«**, Crockery and Glasrware, Paints and Oils, and all kind* of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Also Line, Brick, Plaster and Cement. Agents for Rlih Bros A Ca'i
celebrated
Con.m»relal street. Seattle. W. T. HARItIKOTOIf *
LOWMAN & HANFOED S. <fc P. C°"
Mason 4 Hamlin m || « PACKARD
ORKAXS, IVHMDL
And "Uk»r Ant-claa* Pt«n<*. dealer* In Jfaiica) Initramcuta. roroor fro»t M>d CW*
SEATTLE, W. T.
AND
Transfer Company.
OLE AGENTS FOR