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THE POST-LNTELLIGESCIB
>«b:i»be<l Daily end Weekly ID the Port
Baildin*. Seattle. Waih. T«.
st watt.:
Daily, 1 year, In advance »W OP
Daily, 1 month " 1 OB
Weekly, 1 year, " J •
Weekly, s month*. 1 *>
Bnnday, 1 year, 2 1"
Weekly and Sendar. 1 year.tn adVee * f*>
Weekly, wbeu not paid la advance t®
■T cassis*.
Daily, per week » oent«
Sabacrtbera ordering addresses changed
«brm .-1 glre the did address aa well aa the
BCw «me.
Ad.!r<-»* ail remittance to Poer-ISTSUU
•S»';sa Co.. Seattle.
A CRAXfiK.
About two year* ago Pro»*c'iting-
Attorney Ronald, with a wild ftoori-h
of trumpet* ni»d a tremendou* av
saroptlon of virtue. prcrcnte«l a »cien
tific xparring exhibition in wbiub John
L. Buliiran wa* to ba*e been the cen
tral figure. Tbe virtuou* Mr. Ronald
boldly announced bi* intention to en
force the law again*t pri*e fighting
with the utrooat rigor, and e*en to
•train tbe law in order to prevent
sparring exhibition*. Hi* heroif atti
tude in regard to priie fiiditin* wan
generally approved by the people,
though a great many eminently re
spectable citizen* wondered whether
any harm could come from an exhibi
tion of acieatiflc sparring »uch a- that j
which Mr. Ronald *at upon with audi
crudhing force. There were other-
Who wondered whether that *ame ex i
hlbition would have lieeti prevented if
lta manager had lieen politically In
sympathy with tbe prosecnting-attor
nev.
Lc-a lhan a week ago a brutal and ;
disgu*ting priie-fight took place in the
outskirts of Seattle. It did not pre-j
tend to lie a sparring exhi j
bltion or anything el«e but ai
plain, old-fashioned alagginf match.
Whatever screay inay have l*en
obwrved before this went, none was
observed after it. The name* of the
principals to the affair aru known to
the public, and the names oT all com- j
nocied with It could I* ascertained :
with very litte effort. The law relating
to prize-flghiing is very plain, and, if i
a ««rious attempt were made to enforce
It, tbe short-haired rentry would have
an exceedingly interesting lime. How
evor, no attempt ha* .been made to i
brine to justice any of tho*c connected .
with the recent fight, and it i* gener
ally underatjod that the blind god |
des* is blinder than ever, and that her '
sword is coated with rust. Km bold- ;
encd by their immunity from punish- |
ment for past offen-e<, the lighter-,
and fight-lovers are already preparing 1
for a further infraction of the law It
Is announced that I'addy Uorman i* I
expected from Han Francisco for the
purpose of "making a match" uith
Tom Cleary.
Mr. Ronald ii still pro*ec itingattor
ney. He is absent from the city at j
pre-cnt, hut the olfli c 1* still under
bis control and it is lo be presumed!
Unit he has left deputies who under
stand the law n* well lis their own d'.i i
tie*. Why i* ilia ponderous lej* d ma
chinery, which ground a sparring
exhibition to powder, powerle*) be
fore a slugging matchl* It p<i*sible
that Mr. Ronald look* upon pugilism
with more favnr than he did two years
ago; or are hi* suliordiniiteH simply
failing to carry out hi* in traction* '
CAIUNKT CONTUADICTION*
A New York |i*|ht declares thnt it
lift* positive ami authentic iuforma
tion I hilt Mr. Illuine lias been oflereil
the portfolio of stato and that he will
accept.
On the same ilnjr another New York
paper publisher a Washington dis
patch to the effect that Mr Ulaine is
no longer regarded a> a cabinet possi
bility and that it is del nttely ileci.'ed
that John Sherman ii lo lie fecretary
of state.
On the same day n Chicago paper
announces, on the authority of a con
fidential friend of General 11 arri on,
who desires that his t una sh ill not
be mentioned, that t'hanneev M l)e
pew is certain to be at the head of the
state department.
On the same day a BuiValo psp-r de
elarti that ex-Senator I'latt will it
ccpt no position but that of «ccr< t ir\
of the trea-ury, and that «;<•• a I liar
rison lias deciikal t< >i»*l to hi'
wishes and to tender to hint the po*i
tlon which he desire
On the »am« day an On tha p i|s>r
announces that Mr. Piatt has de<'ided
to accept a tender of tt:e narr port
folio, made to him by General Harri
son through Mr Morion
On the same day a St. I <e. ■ paj--r
announces in-illti'lv that Mr l'latt
will not be in the ca! iii< t at ill. and
that Mr. Allison will Iw <■ retary of
the treivsnry.
On the .»ime day 'ii I- ianapi>lis
pa|H<r ftates that tie;i> ral 11.-irt'«nti!
has gently imt tiruily t M vnaltir
Qunv that he will nnde n» t mi
stances invite Mr Wmamaker t ■
enter the cabinet.
On the same day a I'lnla r' !. j
paper informs the p iblie that it h* ■
the most reliable inforn a'.un t • t'c
effect that Mr. Wanamaker will '«•
postmaster general.
On the aama day a ( -inur: •
announces that tlin p t iat< r ;-en
Walsbip will ass.ire ily 1* .ven l <
Southern man.
On the .same day a Piti ' i • I>M '
stakes its reputation for vcrai i \ on i
the ntdtviiient th it tlein ral Alger
l»e secretary of war,
Ou the same day a St Paul p.i ■
takes the public into . - :•
ar.d announces in cq wi'.v t . .v.
terms lhatOeuerai lew W.t. v 1
be of war.
All of which uiiv lie rc_-ar,'« . t
convineing evi leiitra thi' (.. . t!!
Harti«on is ■ matruetini; tliis ,
himself that h* knows )a<t what h.
is ai-out ami that he is keepin.tr lii-
Mcreta entirely to him elf.
ANOTHER TARIi r I>KK %TK.
It i* announced thnt the Per vm;*
of til© hotiw art* pining f- r another,'
tariff* til suasion ami tint I hey w.U re
ceire tbi Mnatd taniXt>tu *itl» opti. ■
mouth, Omt fairly 11 mhed o the
!*ea of tariff debate. lh*y * -.U ro u\c t<
ativ nowhere thi* *§« l* %>' noon <*i j
the .rth day of March
0f < >urH' thiTtf i* i. > o*v i r n
tiriff <Hwa«ion at th a time. Th« !
fcttbjci't ha* been <li* naaeU in «i; it
btar;t before the people, ami tin
people have givta the. - de<» i n in re
gnrvl to it nth an etujdiasn which:
startled the (rex* IntSri No i. i
of 4. ;» ion at Uii« time c..n ehai •••
that vrMiot any iujik tiiat it
the precession cf the j
no\ > And, futher, tkere i> cot thi
•Ufhtctl piobabiiity that any taniTi
fiii U rttactd Uiii wi
•on of congress. Kvery word utt' 'f<J
on the eubject will be ■ won) wutetL
The object of th« Democrat" la re
, Tiving tbe tariff debate is aioipty to
find a pretext for postponing the ad
m;*-ion of tbe territories Jt may ax
we?l he undee-tood that the tine of
the bouse of repre-e»tative« between
the end of tke holiday reee*»
and the end of tbe sesson will be
taken op in listening to the free trade
platitudes of Mill*. Carlisle and tie
Breckinridge*. Tbe adraioiion que«
tion and everything else that doe* not
demand immediate attention will be
puabed into tbe background.
As friend* of tbe territories the
| r>amo ratir representatives are not a
glittering "on"".
The name rif Channcej M Oepew i*
the latest mentioned in connection
i with tbe exalted position of secretary
' of state. f hs'incey would be a ' htrir
j ing secretary of anything at all. and
it is not t<> be doubted that the ruler*
jot all foreign nations would jump with
| glee a« *oon a* they were informed
i that the foreign afl-iir* of the Tnited
State* were to be looked after by such
a prince of good fellow* as Chanm-ey
M. l>epew. With all hi* good nature,
however, Mr J>epew i* a* thorough
an A merit an a.* could readily be
found, an I it may a* well be under
stood tjiat be would not allow any na
tion of le*< thin onr «ixe to say "boo"
to us without an angry protest.
1)1 EU.
ticff on afrert.
Jmme* * i 4 Jefferson, rbarle* U. Thorn
dyke. , ' M
Fun» ra! from tIM» lnte rend-nce »t 1 Ap.
m toworrot.
MARKIKI).
LILLY—McG RATH—On
the }|»:ho»1tj«? ohnr' b |»*rW, br Rev
< lark Dnvt*. W 11. Ulljr to Mlm Kite A.
MHiriih of Toronto.
tuu. veroHr^
pfPRICE^
CREAM
|AKINg
PpWDEf
Iu nprrioi esoeiteaee proren in millions
of burner for more than a -juaner of n ceu
tary It is used by the United *tate« «»OT
■•m incur. Endorsed by the head* of the
Gr< at Uiilrenitioa as the Strongest, Pir»n
*ii«l Mot! Healthful. Dr. Krlpe'* Cream
Siskin* Powderdoeanotoontai 11 Amnionla.
Lime or Alum. rtold only lu cans.
PRICK ftAKING POWDER CO.
KKA TORI. CHIC*Oo XT. LOUIS.
Advertisement* nntler tbeheadsot u«t
Found, For Sale, To Let and Mi nation*
Wnutcd will be inserted at tl.o rare of I
Miit* a word fur fint insertion; 1 cont a
wor*J for each subsequent Insertion. Pay
ment always in advance.
The following letter* are awaiting adver
tisers at rht# office
il A. C. jc. ii. C. J Msnaver. ;Z.
J. HT. IJK i W T \j
IOK HA LK.
SALK OK KENT NKW
mom houiwon corner plat, nt Fremont.
I.nkt' Union..?) minntt'* t>v rail from een
t«»r of elt*. fln* 4 wtrll nt kitrhen door; price
|l-uO, very » n«y terni« r»nt |1». monthly.
AU'»*«*v ml hiiiltiintf lot* t»laef;
MdMHi ftftoea dd —>v ttmi Alao for
r« nt «t'«» hi x rootn hou»«*, thrco lut« ami
water tandir, four blocki *.>uth of
Jarka«»n *tr«*«-t table line. l l ? miles out;
rent sls monthly. Al*o ft»r Mile lOlnra n«-ar
| thi* h»uw. Israel), eaajr term*. M.
i tiecidental H«»'el.
sah i onr miirn « «»w ~« all
I nt »'rwi<> V n ••. lu ar I tke l.ii'oD
r< »K ?v\i I* KIKNITI ii t sroKE. u»
I < ation utral in th»- « it\: k
' <>iiibliiih(Nl «it> and nmntry tr* }« , y»rc>
profrtletor Iravius town owinc to
other bQjttnev* rtiicagementa; ir«v«i u»«e
and rent • h« ai>. the Jm >t harsain in the
market: ah >u« Apfdy toJ. O Hf/orili.
.17 «S**wth Seeond atreet.
|V»H "s\lh' Kiiwr t I A»- I.olMilNii
I' Ul»um> of L» ro«»ni- \ddrvaa B . thla
oflce.
n I OAU IOP HAY AND DAlftl
I inrvi, •»<»'• 1 ,ui Wtilfe riv*T, i;. »i
ttcftttle » T; ihia ta a \«• I fan
every |vartieti!ar i* worth |30,«O0 and is
offervd (or 123,000 fS.On ea*h. haUn etta
time at J* r*r •ei t per •uiinm. For par
t!« tiiar* inquire of J. K N,\IKiHT. Sfat
tie. W T. d^tw
i;oii >\ \ F (INK. I «»r •»N .» K>\ 1
I tifar Pike, M** 1.0 . (ur tl tXW. BtT
IJN KK MKAt »1 AM
i |S>K SAI K V KNK «'t)KNKK
I Inta In Qn •b a one v iwu f«w I ?fo u«»
ItuMtllhiC eoutliiioitH HErTIKUKRA MEA
rttAll.
j ..
poK-Al *. i»RNKIi
I* I*» ' a Ihi ? i*. r . !♦ •
! mwt for J . 4i ViK IT1N• iK R A ME A
t'll \ M 1H- , Mhl alr-v t
j OK - \ -: \ IA)TH <»\ FROST
I' street, to («0 »,»er ; ;i. Jot* in
th«» rtcioity of the ca* worfci «• various
price*, and pViitv of other ha'fraina, HKT
1 NtiKK X MK \i \l VM . M - ♦ t
I>»K -VIK SKH si \ !;t» M
■ l»atl>. i*■ * water, and Ore |»ia<*e: Tenth
street uear tar Jtn» f fa*. l
Sew »e\rii ;«»m lie i» between the
j eah'e liut v three qtjarlem of a mile from
' \ -y -41600 lIV.Ks r I>ASIKUS. Rtx-ra
;? 'A'arr Itlo. W
>AI.K STAII 'NfcKY AND
N ; m atore; lea*>e. cent a! Wcattou
/. tht* oflee.
• \ : - .Ji n iii
I tat »• ■:• th' vi<!is tv of the ga>
'work- i-heapeat who;e«a'e pmv
,• r\ n the nt* alao s lota on seventh an *.
Jaekva ou a -» ouut «.f sn eo« um
brant eon the it «tH t»e offered
j forSPttar* W0 t»-r e« »n tower than
. pr. t. • to fa: v Apt to J tvj«h
j Ooil.u*. Jr. r >ruer rrwnt an»t CI - rry
! - OLl> SEWfePAmU! AT
i tjtOft IAUMjOII west tSATTLI
r rark addition it
thr irrr\ . rtenant *iew of eeerv h>?
;K<> inmrrhi. \\ \ c«n»< - *? »r. be
' *e* tt Mi- a«« t »»-
K Mi r t» sea PA v . N
4 bundiea nf 10$. at t) * .sTt . .
roit RK>r.
I" AI. n "t«i,'i riK-V Pi.i»f»K
I H.iv.T Pa vto «.'baric* 11
K tt ne -
|, > »K n \ ;v l> KK< »V r H.t •• \i
I « v ■ m, \ ,»•>. r . ». arid T* tr»i
rx>H Rbt-s n R*t&iic i
, I «. ;aut r-. o(T5««
| rptva .7 ;»»»j »■ r filoek __
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I* > '• tv • v. 1" • !ur. s'-, <
n;h pri v; • y•-* of the t*a*h tis,uTea* »*
i*tk«* atrre-t, s.«ear v \tb R«f.:ience«
■inlrwt.
I L^ K KKST Pt T RNt>HKD
I , 'tfv r a a
tween II »r»l and Fourth
j I \)H KXHT A FTRMSHKD
I* f n \ wof a- V» \ '■ . s
ft; h ysn \ sr v>m
I ■ '• ru fhe4 r%*awsa: »■' e
' ii- : i.re < w Nt * \*v r th- k
'r •: WHA \ N » A • i it«vrsr
I < a*ll tV huek * f«T
j fur*
w imrd T<» K*:vr
W s \ -
tmt. ft- n» a*> et
I \1" ASTfcl»> ru RVNI \ Bitfss (■>
{ *' ' • tirfween Ktk-»- a:
Vi'l. and Fsfth atre*4w: will f ak«
j 1- <» of wa II bni t imm.-l »!r;v
* -» Man&ali, in enn: i^rau:
jn«CKi.Lii!(iuri.
\\- • tiXWBMB MOOOI K
If prtt'lfßtiß. ftcS HWI
Mil/ »ad Krort*.
fIT,K* krmlUm 'i*rm«. K.C..'h » wry.
I»K iLKIf CP A MUTT-A au»f
t**t, r««. "*ad tt*ru. jtb-
Uw>«n and lif |»H; owtotcm bare **o<
by pro-riut ptowffy wd H? :B f fbsnrf*.
Ciyi A. P. lip* iMia*. iJeniaer B*e, oSce
wh B»Tte» A *''> _
IlAiimsG taught—easiest **jn
«*d norf Vtmr*t Ufßi in ifcmttJ*.
C. W. X>»Qn*t;. eororr Pike and
-ix«U
If *STKU - fAHTMR - POR SALE
\\ ooe-haW or waoie itnere*t la mk of
the beß pario* rrw-ery bualo>*w«a in
town loea'i'jo uaeiaale'l: an o<l e»ta»-
liaaed trwtr. Addrw Partner. fW-I.*-
TiLi; . I*cta n^Sev.
ii-avrei> <nKji> BrsixKM* man
** with l»0OO raah to :nrrea«e the
unck an-! caj *> ifT of one of fieartle'a moat
pro*per<"» paT'n* maaotoetarine
.(,oe<TE». th.a I* nrictiy a Snß-« i*»« opp«>r
tanltr li >9ui Kocß*»ter. r<w.«M2and
! x Ponriri faWK
E«. H M. eIIOKT. COK«ET ASD
;,--e.»!o»c:ni? .ateot perfect fit
at:d •ati*fa<"tlon fwaranter-! Lincoln
Mo ioe. 1-pr.n* Mreet, between Second and
third.
11' AVTED—F''H A CPCTOHEIt WHO
'» 1* In a harry, a cent rally-located
hoo«e and lot Hinre aiant hare modern
impro*eaeiitf an.l he worth by itaelf fritn
tJUOa to s.»*• No fancy prl«; will he paid.
M'e.re Land Company, corner Second and
June* »treet»
Wanted-ten teamoTowork on
M ?iecond »trcet grade. Apply to W. N.
White, contractor.
K.*TATE BARGAINS; -EE AD
!t v."iwmer t below W. p. Rlchardaon.
U" ANTED—r<)k CABH, 7 TO 9 ROOM
dwellinc. Apply to Ronald & Pile*
MME. LA VEK. THE NOTED CLAIR
rotant trance medinm, can be con
sulted on bu*ine»*. !■>«»•. marria*e, dlrorce,
etc . tn a perfect trance: no hnmbtuf.
maranteed or money re
funded. International Hotel. Cherry *t.
Notice— ah mt boys, fred. and
« KlndllnK, have left home
without any cause. I hereby caution any
one for allowing them anything on m v ac
cotin' Frederick Kindlir-e, White rl'er.
\SK VOI R FCRNITIRE DEALER FOR
iifrminKham'a "Boas" Bed Ix>nuce;
for durability, comfort and neatnew, com
bined with ch«-aT'ne**. they hare no C']na'
I DKKK-MAKINO. REA
r w>aab,e terms. Corner Front and Mad
i Ims, over Pacific dnur «t»re.
FINANCIAL.
Money » uian-on first-class
impro. ■ v ,usine*s and re«ideuce
i property in -cattle; also for the t>ur-
J poMnf bnildiu* ou desi'able inside pron
; < rf.. Loans made ou improved farm* iu
Klcff. Kit*«i». ruobotnish, Skairi', What
. rsni. Island, -aii Juan. ClaUam and JetTer
! sun countiee. Correspoodeoee solicited.
! rKVN'K P. 1 EE, represents tbe
Im e«:mtul Co, Ituum 3, Starr block. Front
i street.
* I • 'Ney to i oa s—Notes and other
.*! negotiable t'ajH-r Wheeler
[ Bros", real e-tate exefcange.
MCiSEY TO 1.0'.N SHANKS A SWAF
FORD, roots 12, t'uion block, Front
I street.
MONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE,
chattel mortgageor personal security.
Notes, mortgages, etc., bought, ti. E. MIL-
I.ER, ii CO., ll * Mill street. Occidental
Block. jyl3
ONKY TO L'IAN IN -CMS Tw SLIT,
upon iraprovol city and farm prop
erty at lowest rates. No delay in closing
loans. K BOWDF N St. jyHtf
HUM* WANTED.
117AN1 BP LABY, ACI !VK AND IN
» » telligent, to represeut, in her own
locality. an old firm. References given
and required. Permanent position and
rood salary. Addre*ssunt Manufacturing
lltiiue. f«wk Pox tnxr». New York.
ire WISH TO EMPI/)Y A FEW SALES
»» men on sa?ary to sell our goo* 1 * by
: sample to the wholesale and retail trade of
Seattle, \\ T.. and adjoining Mates. We
an- the lar?cst manufacturers of our line
jin the eotintrv. Send two cents in stamp.*
for particulars. No portals answered, Ceu
tennlai MTg < 'o.. Cincinnati. o.
KMI'LOYMKNT WANTED.
YV ANTED SITUATION BY A JAPA
n»>" to do general housework. Ad
; dress 11.. care tbi« office.
WANTED A SITUATION WITH UK
>* f|»» < table family by a young girl re
cently from fc'ni'lan i. Address Mr. John
Kenm-tt. Wisconsin House.
W ANTED Sll CATION IJY KXI'KRI
yy < need pi Mleman steuogrspher. Ad
dr»*s X. this office.
I Ol M>.
IV>UND A PROMISSORY NOTE, |2 Cn ;
owner ran have tame by proving prop
erty and payingfor tins advertisement. C.
F Kr*sch. tc«>e.-r.
- A LARGE POCKET BOOK
with Singer shewing Machine Co. re
ceipt. owner can have parno by proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
LHST.
l (KSI v SMALL PAWN COLORED PUP;
I 4 answers to Oi« MM Of "Tip:" will
sit up on haunches when told. Suitable
reward will t» • paid for hi« return ts O. I.
Co. sawmill, foot of Commercial st.
NfcV Al> V KKTISKM KNTB.
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT
—AND—
Real Kstate Agency
i * •'
No. 212 rs»ntli wond -t.. Seattle.W, T.
WE HWE TO-DAY
Several first class chambermaids: also
!cook.
FOR RZHT.
Two unforuished rooms, three unfnr
n shed rtwo. one furnished room with
; alcove, all for bouse keeping, and well lo-
I catcd.
FOR SALE.
1 ne ti» : !■ t . • lots n West S- att!e at
from siw * » WOO, «>tt • asy term*
S» v. ,*l bargains in houses and lot*.
c.»m« r gr«« ery —4g>.
Purnitare store. about |WO, within three
> bW*« of Pos'otf.ee.
First-class Restaurant—99oo
ALSO
Elegant tm*ine«* lot on east side Second
stree|, near Hnion, price $16,900.
.f. o. iio/.oicni.
Manager.
t i KOK( i 1 : lIKTI It N K
\.— a>ei: anp niEMisr, anai.yzkk 5
of eoni, flrv elaya, or» «. etc. Sendaatn T
plea for aa>a> h> inai' Ta< ouia. Waah T> "
WILLIS HOTEL
Coraer Main and tsvonii at*.
..Kwrmtri) theTaciAe
EUROPEAN PLAN,
WILL OPEN JANUARY i
Cor «a«] tbor .ib . m.ovated and
t hanfftl a r>ew ai.d p«'rfeet iani v bote)
■a and *t' w or. xent* amok
{• r a »>t re*ti r>|j r om* and aJI the .
f;>rta*»f a bo«M I intend toirake th.a a
; reapeetnbla hou*e. Try ;t.
M. \\~. WIM.IS,
NOTICE
of a t~n->' of e v.-fk' oli.ra of the
m•! t .. i s - |V>u* t> Ct m: .
ft»r the ' ' inercaalnc the « apitai
<>t«rk of s«i i Cvtmpa »
N'OTICR H ItKKCBV '»IVI\ l'O TUT!
•tawkihoidem of the A Fhii- "
. Foatfirj «'on>nan>, ty the under
!»:*ued. a ? l of the Of ««i() <N>m '
' at • meet uf of aaid st.H kh<~4d r* %
* .!! t»e held at the ot'rv oj **; (
t« :atMan> tu the «itv at e
K. sr »\ u«ty. Hn)iiugt«'!i Territtjev.
ft .d. « * Sfa** 27?h day of Frhruarv, •
j ItjKli, at II •• \vk in tti.* j, -t n-s , , Mill
* y . the j aw of ;yt rea»inx :fe rap
!«i k : «"» ! eompaus -vi it* prva
« »t amouatof ijftoharr-aofii V eaeh.li^.OOOi
to {-.••<» ar\>» . f s;<9oc«« h ItOOtO" \l 1
*'• -a hi ,u*:» an* *.> J-e i •**•*» u*
■ ii \> H U.' MMi 1
W U fHii.IJPS. J
- o( - i AUmond A Philtip* '
Foundry Co, •
i«ated vatt. W. T. 1h .ratxr i->. t
Artistic Printiof!
. *
11
\\-E MAKE \ STM-UL7Y •>E RUT
;*al t .Hi;. . taiJ* »«ibtuac «
<taUtMlrfy. lAe *v*do a truc.il J»*4. ;»ri at t
Hit i'OR\aUL& SABA*,r*)S.
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1888.
>EW ADvrnn«w**T*-
C. P. STONE
win sell a few more
Desirable Building Lots
LAKE UNION
ADDITION.
This property is within three minutes
walk of
EDGEWATER DEPOT,
OX THE
Seattle. Lake Short 4 Eastern Railway.
COMMUTATION FARE 10 CTS.
!/>ts fall si '.'- 60x190 feet, and com
manrtinr finest Lake, Mountain and City
rlewj of any locality in or about (Seattle,
lving nearly level, gently sloping to the
lake.
STEAMER LATONIA
Will run re*nlarly from end of I-ake Union
Street Car track, every .'lO minutes, to
EDGEWATER,
In connection with the cars, for
5 CK>TS FARE
Price of theee most desirable
FULL-SIZED LOTS
is sow
S2OO EACH; CORNERS, $225
Very Ea*y Payments.
Price and Terms will be
Changed January 15th.
INQUIRE AT CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
Co-ner Front and Bell Streets.
CAUTION
Beware of Fraud, as my name and the
price are stamped on the t»ottom of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
wh'-ch protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods. If a dealer offers
W. 1* DOUGLAS shoes at a reduced pnee,
or says lie has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, put him
down as a fraud.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
lii i>: . « ;if Hhoe.
-No IV K- IT WAX
IHIiKAD t.»tiftriic (i*. t. easy as Land
ANTL WILL NOT KIP.
w. \ J' )?'»,: \> mU>K, t:ie original
and only baud *■ .n-1 weit *4 shw. K<4Ual«
t wtutiw .- ,*•< c from to to iv.
W. U i.or .1.*3 :,i» POLIi E .-HOE.
kahroad Men end Lc *tcr» arr» r« all wear
f«n :n. Bmot'lh inside as a Hand Bticdl
nhoe. NoTa» is » r Wax Thread to hurt the
fwt
v\. L. IK)I\»LAS 9i.:,0 SHOE i*- unex
oiled f»r h»*a\ / wear, Restca If Shoe for
the j>rl(f
w |„ i •! . ! A.-? S3 '.Ji WORKINCJ-
M v N'> Mi<>K I•*' in The world for
ro«»jh wi-ar; cm* pair ought to wear a wan
a y ear.
W L. DorilLA- -II >E FoR BOY 3
i» th«* beat School Shoe in the world.
All made iu Button and I.act*.
If t -1 ' «»u ! er, writ W. L.
lK»t'liLA>. hRoriiTON. MA>>
mw a.* umm, igun. .
I >IA M( >N I )8!
I >LA M( )X I )S!
Eit-a tfr< induce® cuts in
tr*<"\ <n, :sr purchaser*
will **»;•♦•» .'•< fr advantage
EMamon Wa h« *. tucksand
Jewelry Ivfore 1 s njc- I»ia
men » of the f rss water. ?nar-
I >1 AMON DS!
DIAMONDS!
WM. H. FINCK,
103 Cstsxerciil St.
ASSESSMENT ROLL
SSCOVJ> STREET f.RAPR.
v hctbhi un i am nui the
a * a* •«• . ' - '• •• ~ A-'.i •„'.•{ -
.•.1 M -«t », • •»» ' * ' a-: •- •
*..» i • muvH. : a « «t*»ws k '*« th - •: *
f the i tt « i >-' « ad
fwrt ier mni'- *» 1 • *>\ • r.m • - ii
'*+ "J* [i U* !-u : at Vh ..^ol
»a.d elefk tn U;<- * -f> a.i #al w il remain
. pea f.rr i:»>p • ; ui rrtdav, Jnunmrx
s. l*-9, •: 7 v t p ®t„ •» » : T».*t a 1
tceUt:< :fa w>'.» by
a&>) »i*rb af>p.v tuldi* n>m
n»or ft'Utii "i i»t »i». • r|v *«♦ * *vr !'.»•
- infected oft »a't J« r t». IW, at ?:»)
"Vkafc r T a; tiitir v- nixil >u
the eity ball.
W R. FOKRfc>T, Clerk.
liate of firat publication, Dec. l.w
LOUIS XIY. YASE
With Ebony Engraved Pedestal,
Price, - 8500.
The only fine v*se of tfcis description we« of Chicago. Xow on extubi
bition in OUT show window, with an elecant asaortment of Cut Ola* Royal
Worcester, Royal Dresden, Gobelin and many other fine brands of pottery
An endless variety of fine China. Porcelain and Glassware Holiday goods
of every dwcriptiOD.
finest stock of Groceries at wholesale and retail In the city.
10". i 1 berg Sc SOU, (incorporated.)
Tl3 and Tls FRONT ST.
Always Ahead..
W; R. GALLAGHER,
Saeceasor to Alfred Snyder,
The only agent for the celebrated W. F. Isett Creamery Batter, which has no
Also the Valifornia Qoito Oil, the only pore salad oil that is sold.
Besides my large stock of staples, 1 haye a largo and Taried assortment of fancy
groceries, and sell at bedrock for cash, and will not be undersold.
Before purchasing elsewhere give me a call and tend for price list. Small profit*
and qaick sales.
W. B. GALLAGHER.
Grocer and S««d Merchant. 706 Front street, Seattle. W. T.
Cascade Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
SEATTLE, W. T.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
A. Mackintosh. President J. A.Gould, Secretary.
W. K. Ballard. Vice-President. W. L. Gazzam, Treasurer.
G. E. A CO., - - City Atcents,
118 Mill Street, Occidental Block.
L. P. Smith & Son
70.M FRONT STREET.
FIN* ASSORTMENT OF
WATCH, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, ETC. ETC., ETC.,
"FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CALL AND SHE US. 703 FRONT STREET-
IST. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
Livery Hack and Sale Stable; Managers of Seattle
Transfer Company.
Firsti:m.i at*. i»r*ier« tilled at any hour day or ivtcot.
Teltphoai' ii. Office corner Main end Second streets.
L. Iv. Cx. SMITH,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF
* Tobaccos. Beerschaum Goods, Pipes, Cutlery, Stationery, etc.
Hill street. Yesler-Learj Building;, Seattle, W.
t ole agents for the Flor de Madrid Key West Cigar*.
FOR SALE!
FUR3T-CLABS RESIDENCE LOTS, 00X120.
on Fourteenth street, between Milr
and Jackson; s*vo to $700; one business
corner on Virginia and West streets; lots
in West Seattle Park addition now 011 the
market; S2OO the lot,
GEORGE DORFFEJ..
lIS Commercial street, between Mill and
Washington.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the co-partnership heretofore existing
between G. W. Hunt and J. R. Patton, un
der the firm name of Hunt A Patton, has
this Ist day of December, 1888, been dis
solved by u ufual consent. The business
of said co partnership having been eon
structlon w«>rk upon the Seattle, I,ake
Shore A Eastern Railway in the county of
King, Washington Territory. AU debts 'and
demands against said eo partnership are
to be paid and liquidxted bv G. W. Hunt,
and all sums or moueys due or to become
dne said co-partnership are to be paid to
said G. W. Hunt. Witness our hands this
Ist day of December, A. IV IS-S.
G. W. HI NT,
J. R. PATTON.
Fred E. Sander
DP.ALKK IN
REAL ESTATE
— A.m> —
1,1)111/ 111 RITIES.
OFFICE,
tinnier *llll and t at*
.1. <'()AI 111 IN,
LAND COMMISSIONER Of
KIRKLANO LAND CO,
.lamps St.,opposite Oeriden
tal Hotel. Seattle, W.T.
Noveity, Beauty and Useftilness i
rr — , -rr v " A*■ cm boil-
Camera mak- I
le Ho s«lav 1
, \ v4&*\ 11 »am •* - \ t :
\ J-i B 1 » r '
X.. , '4~y»*ntl »t ti'.i
' i W-.1 i. ! y aJ,
■fJSMOg yorfa-by:
jpjp. W. A Ha>-
bronck.
A FISKEN & CO.,
CENTRAL
STATIONERS 2nd PRINTERS
3C5 SaconcJ Street,
CrII IN. 1 EXAMINE Splendid
Stoc'\ o* ,»cvv Holiday Coods.
SEATTLE VON fOL
nsYA if a xi> FT:; CTT AKY ,
i * - . • '::'k a a|«e
an of Uk I
ay ; r-i-rj at ltste Front street. I
or at f%r \ r»a I j t *' wsarf. t*x *of j
*. FLL.Kr*» » >«or ;
\7A CHONG & CO..
• .CHihA TEA STORE.
a LL KIN i> Of TEA DIKr.CT FROM |
- \ SASta Nan 4* Cta. I
to 16 pre p«tiW. Rice, op-n». ai!k band-I
krreh'rK %od li(aum «iah»-a, very cheap, j
Br.efc store, corner Third and Washington !
streets. >i»
WANTED.
Wood choppers. J1 25 cord.
Servant eirls, S2O to S3O.
Railroad men, 12, $2 26, $2 >O.
General employment always ou hand.
FOB SALE.
A
Cabin and furniture, $."»0.
Two-room house, 13x17, free ground rent,
SIOO.
Furniture complete in three-roomed
house, | ISC.
Furniture in first and seroud-i lass lodg
ing bouses, well located, lI'JOO and $2.')00.
Cheap lots iu West Seattle, SIOO to s'2oo.
Restaurants. s:<uu to liouu.
Fine improved bottom ranch, stock and
tools, SOOOO.
FOR RENT
Ranch, ciifht acres under cultivation,
seven miles from Seattle, SIOO a year.
Two hundred and forty aere ranches.
Furnish'd and unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping.
Rxneh of LOO acres, 90 acres bottom land,
fenced and seeded; 5 '2 a«*res pas tun*; with
farming implemcntsand stock; fc;uuu year.
G. W.
W. T. Employment Bureau,
Washington St., near Commercial.
SEATTLE BUILDING
AND—
Loan Association.
The report of the auditing committee for
lh-H » m accepted.
The following is a t-vnopslaof the affairs
i» f the company flurintc the j>ast year:
Housi *» Built, ' Val. !><an», Val. Security,
•i 3. f-7,1.4). |6f»,J«O.
KEst'LTOF LDAIfS.
Ser. Duration. Earne«l Invented.
1 25 mo. |4 11 or '-;1 pr ct on |lS> 00
1 !f» uio. 2 » ; 9 or JV ; pr ct on 11 50
:l 11 mo. ISS or 22.11 pr ct on 850
4 4 mo. 63 or -1 pr ct on 3UO
Series No. 5 open* January 1.1889
For fuli information rc-*ardinfr the com
i a .v and the purchase of shares, at>n)y to
H. 11. Ames. sc. retarr, room 7, H»»} d block.
CROSS & CO.,
UNDERTAKERS, j
812 Hp«ii !Iw»v K!<*k.
( r«>nt itrcei.
ADVICE TO MOTHKKS.
Mrs. H'irvriowr'« Boothia* Bymp, f»»r coil »
•! a tMtiiiuK, fs ihr.« prrK-rlnlSf-tj nf oue «>f i
• t<r*t frma'e n*r>*« Jtu ) ph> «iciaas » '
the United auvi hMheca fori
fcnr with aever-failiujc b%
millions of BUM her* for their chi!<lr u j
Imrinjr the j rorfii of teetbiujr iu rami* j
ln< a. liable. Il relieve* the btl«l frotri
pain, cure* dy§eu*<*» aa«l cnp- i
ing in vne t«r»wel* mwi w.ud colie. liyifir- \
ia* hMlth to the child it *r*\m tht- in«»»her ,
PtT(* %* a bottle. -law
NOTICE.
r p!!E RKOTLAR ANNUAL M FETING OK
1 the *te< khoMer* of lh<a «"e«l*r f;»rer j
•*'. (.'omt>iny, will be held at the oflf n 1
of the company, t'o'.ambia aireet ou the;
7lh dar of Janttarv, <***. ar 7 p. in.
JOHN COLLI N** Vice-President.
I- J. Coutasv, i**rrc?ar\
ftrc2itn lapmf«cal r<«pam.
SAW MILL,
Dealer* in an-1 mannfacfaren« of a!l kind*
of fUftUgb aa<l l»re**«- J Lu ruber. Lath,
Pirkrta, P «?u sbiuir:#-*. eta.,
FOOT OF 6ECOHD ST.. SEATTLE, W T
We bee tetvt t*» lAßoaoot to the ptib
..r that w* are now iu tbt local aiar
I set wittt a fell «U«ek of tfeor««jrfcl\ dn and
•ea>ooc4 iuaaber. Larv? *.}«•* of
' Soaring. mctlc *i*l <lr«a*-<l tawtber roo
• ctautfy «b band, iiunriag protn %,t 4elieerv.
: «4%?imata* fsrabhel ou »h*»rteai pos*ibW
1 outlet 'all hu-i *>••» our feeiliri*?*
SHE IS "GKATEFUL"
I **f «avwl the life <.f my little «rtrl by a
1 pmm|4 u*. • f I>r. Aeker'« Engluh R«-me<l>
j inr MMnnfttmi." Mr*. Wm. V. tiarriman.
New York. For *a.e by A. 2. OklMt,
dntggUL 6
In offering the follow
ing list of choice and
carefully selected resi
dence property we would
sta*e that to those who
will improve any of same
we will give considera
ble reduction over list
prices.
Jackson Street Addition.
12 lots, block 13.
12 lots, block 14.
12 lots, block 15.
Only two blocks from
Gable 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 I V WILL
Block 16, Eastern ad-
eition; 10 ots.
Block 18, Eastern ad-
dition; 8 lots.
i 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.
a H. KITTiNGER,
Junes and Second streets,
-
Seattle, - W. T.
Male Home
Robert's Celebrated Candies.
Cordon & Dilworth's Fruit*.
Jams and Marmalade?.
Chas. Southwell's Preserves
and Jellies. Batavia Sliced
Pine Apple. Cordon A
Dilworth's Mince Meat.
Spiced and Pickled
Oysters in Bottles. J.
Nouvialle's Mush
■
rooms in Bottles.
Haley A Wright's Mu.-h-
TOOIBS and Peas, imported
by us direct from Europe.
Antonini's Italian Salad Oil.
Franco-American Soups in
Bottles. Imported
and Domestic Olives.
Malaga and Domestic
Itai« { ns, Finest.
Call For "French Breakfast Coffee," Our Latest tad
Best Blend.
The above may not be as readable as one of Mrs. SouthworthVnoveig, j«
certainlv more digestible.
We nave the finest -tock of GROCERIES in Seattle, and we pfonofeii
ways to sustain that reputation.
T2O SKCOND ST., NEXT TO rOSTOFFICK.
TELEPHONE 29. P. 0. BAT US
M. SELLER & CO,
Incorporated,
BOSTON BLOCK,
Three Dcors South of Postoflflce.
TO THE TRADE.
We have now completed opening our large and well selected itccjt at
Crockery, Glas>ware, I.amps and Lamp Stock, Table and l'orktt Cstlery,
l'lated ware, white and decorated China, temi Porcelain, lustre l*na (ad
sprig. The latest de-ign- and pattern".
Ileing the only direct importers, and carrying the largNi stock in th*
Northwest, we claim superior facilities over all competitors, ag®
Our importations in Queensware include the justly-celrtnted mtke ol
Meakin's white gianite and lu-tre hand, of which we are sole agent*.
We respectfully solicit examination of prices and stock.
-M- SELLER & CO., SEATTLE, W. T.
SCHWABACHEK BROS. CO,
vIMCOftFOIATKD)
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL,
BUILDING MATERIAL, MINING and BLACK
SMITHS' TOOLS, FARMING IM- .
PLEMENTS, ETC., ETC.
£®p-roraj>are our Prices witli tit her Han Francisco or Portland. Printed Fac*
Lists mailed on application.
SCHWARACHER BROS. A CO. (meow I *.)
BOOTH & BRISCOE,
Abstracts of Land Titles,
Have the oldest am! moat reliable Ket of abatrart Boom in the coanty.
KiMiin* 3 mi<i 4. HulMlug
J. SCI (RAM, J
Stoves and Tinware
COMMERCIAL STREET. SEATTLE.
Call before buying gonda In that line.
Oolls.ett cfe
Successors to Peterson Importers anil Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Orders by INlnil Solicited.
814 PHONT STREET. P. O. BOX ll*.
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO.
Foundry. Machine and Boiler Shops,
Corner Second, Jackson and Third streets, Seattle
,1. M. CI'INK, Niip.rlnt.nrt""**
THOMAS QOWEN
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor
I)I.AN- ANI> M'KCIFH'ATIONi Oh -TK A VIHOATO. STEAMINOIWIB. BOtLH» tM
1 all kind* of tn«rhanl«*sl •trnctim*. Work «npertatetided wh*D uuder irGttrtrttfww.
-♦earn indicated *nd «lti-ritioiiiadvt»e<l upoti th«- view of oci-nomy of
development of Kn utc; power. tttcambo*T*, *hips and *'l kind* of rniM Wuery ftoujp*
and told on • -ommitiHioii. Wh»* v«*r may \H zoir.g into new eßterj»rl*«« or
would tud it to their Interest to contuit with )»itu b-fore entering wponit b«w
2 A. Kwtler'i Hock, rieattlc. >T
GRAHAM & DAULTON, .
TYK AIM XCi I)EALERS
xisr • --S'
CARPETS,
Wall Paper t
Artist Materials and Picture Franes.
\\Y bar* j r»-«* • ! » full line of < <'ard«. NovehiWi
• th* it f* s.i d b(lu.< .January I ri?g*r«i!e»»
o( price.
BOSTON BLOCK
MO HA X 1» HOB.
Iron Founders and
AND DIALER* IS M
Mill «iid - •m Engineers' miji.ikk, Iron, Hraw cad fayr** Ptp» *"**.
*' am *!;•' * Ma< nine !> • (•.; Cop -■* t *a-1 I '■**
!Ir )<1 Puhiju. Ho*c I »* ki! if ati'i Wmlp. C"ylin»l*r ®u«J other !.nf>rW**tlP* »
bcatliit for i.nMJr and privftte r»uii<!»i»sr»- <**o
W.- h»v« the vu«iM rip** imttinf *iJ*i ; 4 >.„■>» *ad
7r«a ■»»<■<» fAntl »!r1 marine emrtutfc, *MI all w tHh f »f '**» r.in**-.
Paired We have on hau<l and for «-al»* Sow. iwond-hind etMpw* *«<!
Mill «tr -e t eorm r Kai!ma<l arenae. ><>x
WM. H. HUGHES
Printing Company,
SEATTLE, W. T*. , |
AllWod '". f ,X'"- J ' b " u " I oSSfcKiiS.■*S* k
'iM
> Happy Xnias
Heiri's Celery Sauce.
Crosse A BlsckireU^
Pickles, Walnuts. !'
Kmilieu's Point*.
Barataria shrimps. Cam
and rattles. AtnQ^
Cf'eA Ittackvtfr»«|
Richardson A Robbing Plaj,
Puddings. Canada Sn
Maple Syrup,
Pure. Roast and Bong
Chicken and Tvttori.
Holmes' and Coatt's Wafers.
India Chutneys and Saw*
Finest Grades Japan
and China Teaa
No ei|u«l in our Cofftes.
j Walnut*.
Almonds,
i bestnnte,
720
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