The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], December 30, 1888, Page 2, Image 2

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WASHINGTON.
Enormensdy Increased Acre
age of Wheat Planted.
Walla Walla W«H< UmtOm «" ■"
Her Market -Parallnp Hop.
f#r Pari*.
WAIX* W«U*. A.-O» tkf
cjav before Christmas tie »M», which 1
up to IhH tiran had served onlr a< * i
crown to the high peaki hejron.l ns. ■
extended its domain down the moan- j
tain ••ides, across the canyon* ml the
streams, across the fallow ground and
the gram fields until the earth »f
covered and a>l the valley white At |
the »ame tine the frost king assem
bled hi* forces and as he marched,
across the land be -topped the p «w-1
that had up to this tnif lieer, romg
iinre the reapers <x-a-e-l th.ir clatter j
in the fertile fields hereabout Tts a
great tern ptat on to plow everv avail
able are to work alru»t all night as j
well as all day in order to prepare for •
a harvest yielding a commodity that j
brine* at lea«t 6. cent* » *»' W, »« art l
ordinary cost of but .£> cent*; and j
when that article brings. as »t does j
now. 78 cents at the same cost, the
stimulus to produce greater results i«
augmented proporti inatelv. and the
amount of ground t-i*t tin* fail hi*
been prepare.! for *PP n * •*>*>"* u,r
d«rs closely on to 25.W acres more
than what would otherwi«e have been
pre | .an* 1 bad not the present high j,
price of grain ruled.
A big crop of wheat, which happy
result seenis assured by reason of a,■
most favorable fall and thus far fine j (
winter, means not only prosperity for ,
this section, but it also means:
more freights far railroad-, stim
ulattng them to further extension
more tonnage far I'uget Hand ships.
Increasing their number and »eees»t
tating mure wharfage at the * md
port-*, where the gr*at bulk of oar grain
will go for -iupment. It means. P> >.
an increase •( the force required to gar
ner the harvest, and an increase
force every where along the channel
commerce lias provided for its ult;
mate disposition.
w* wiu. it* **AI»T ro* Tor.
The long-de«ired railroad whii h i
to give u» the long wi-bed-for dirqpt
connection with the Sound has arrive l
and shortly will be ready for busily- •
We are readv to "hip to the Hound oar
surplus commoditie-. Are jnou ready
to receive tbemt Have v.ni wharfage
for any portion of our S-OI.WJ tons of
grain that we l>efore many months
will he ready to ship ► •mewhere '
What inducement-' doet (-entile hold
out to the farm*r over here for re
shipment of cereals, fruit-or anything
else? Have you whan"room for a
traiuload of wheat and wareho
to store it in? Have you a do. k where
the ships and the loaded cars can lo
in juxtaposition' or have you a line
railroad to your thriving city that i*
ca] able of handling even a-mall pari
of the grain and fru ts we are almo-t
rea.lv to send to von? If you have
not these accc-i-orie- to your pro«|>eri
tv and success a< a shipping J«>rt it t
high time you were petting them, is it
not 7 Is not your sister city building
wharves and warehouse- for the (rr*in
trade in <nch a manner an 1
with such stability a* t'.
indicate that they expect the trade of
the Inland Kmpire? Have they not
established branch commission h>> i-e
--in this city? Do they not .send soli, it
orn. not only to our town, but all
through our surrounding country, -o
liciting consignments of produ. e t<.
Tacoms commission houses? Yea.
verily they do; and. too. thev are get- ,
ting grain, fruits and other com mod- j
Ities it-nt to them, and thus building ;
lip a trade or bu-ine" that will In*
hard to di-M'stablish. You cannot at
ford to wait until the Seattle, l.ak>-
Bhore A Eastern reaches us. You,
cannot afford even to let our next liar
vest pass you. You mu«t get ready
to receive a portion of it st best. You
mint muk» an eflbrt to Income ac-,
qtUkinted with Ot; and if you but
show a willing dl*|xwition, von will
find that this unapproachably fertile .
and lovely valley this gem of thecit ,
ief of the Northwc-t with all our rich
increase willi all our abounding
wealth- will bp reaily to lay our tri
bute nt your feet
PUYALIXr MEW*.
Great I lutngp* lu INKS Hop* for
Kihlblt at ParU.
PttAiur, I>ec 2H. The real ctlale
firm of Stewart .t Jacol>* have now
moved into thfir new office on K.ul
roml street. They have made tin- fol
lowing salef this week : I-"If !> and
JO, block 6. Miiler'n addition, to J.
Steel. lot .'I. block t (I acre), Shu
man's addition, to II fpiitninp.
#5 acres in section 4. townshi|>
■Jo. range I east, to A. N Miller, s2ti«>
The following nales have hern made
by KnoxVt Samson; l.oti 10, 11, r.»
and 13, block 4, A J. Miller's seeomi
addition, to S. tihafer, sl'3»'; A Ho!
lowell, lots 1 and 2, block 1. Merrill 's
addition, . lots 2, .1, I, ft, II and 7,
block .1, \ Milter's second addi
lion. to Shafer, $1 lot !*», bl«* k
3, A. J. Miller's second addition, to VV
«#. Thompson, lota 1 and 1?.
hloek 1 " Merrill h addition. to Flora
and Kate tlnnell,s32»»; and 1 acre in
Knox's addition, to same |>ar
ties.
The Corinthian lodge of Free Ma
ions gave a supper to the tnemlier*
and friends in the Pnyallup last night
They had a public installation of otti
cere at after whi h the < ompanv.
numbering over ladies and gentle
men, adjourned to the Ptivallup Ho
tel and partook of a very siimpt uou*
tiupper, provide* by the proprietor,
who deserve* great eredit f»»r the man
uer it which it was served
The Improvement of tnopertv in
town *till continue*. li Meeker has a
force of half a do»eti team at work
hauling gravel to l'io ueer »vet» e.
Meridian street is U»ing looked i;t«i
in the *ame manner, and ii »ir town
council would onh adopt the «1* t e
light for lighting the stieets, the citi
zens 1 wants would be very well •up
plied. .V s it is the*e nvo'v little t.>
complain of. Ihe pa t vr.ir !»■■»' vwn
great changes in Pnyallup. The gen
eral store* are getting n her i d in«> «•
fashionable stoek-» every day. The
postal facilities are a* good as any in
The territory There n a flue lpply
of water, and will continue t » \n • even
although the town *hontd Wtivt- ?*tn -
a* I rge as it is. All that is -• j ilred
is a little better railway aeconun*>da
lions, and that the t »wu wi!lna\ein
the near future a* the new r i lwav to
Tar •onia will pretty *'* on lv com
uienced Already - aid-.tior- have
been made to the town, and iu the fir t
few month" ot the total will not
lack much of •'>.
Thi« week the firm of 1 M«« r A
Co. hid a comnmtieatio from W i*h
ington asking for smip \V iton
Territory hops to I** sent t > P.in* tor
the great International e\ • i«m t
be held there next year.
The Grand Army post \ \ to \ n i
going to give an entertainment iu the
opera bouse on theevei rof J,v
ar\ 1
The hop market -till re . ,
no sale* having been eJTe ted tlus
week.
THE OKtNOlitN MINK-i
The Miner# Mapp* N-«i K«crytliii«f
Turning Out Knutifvtty.
A Ruby II dl o ent ot the
POST-INTIXU*>»>• r*. Un ier ..ie ..f
December 33, gives the t un
mary of the condition tl»e c:i!ut*s
that he has recentiv visited
ai st HILL
The Arlington has first-elass ot« In
the uprise and the t » r t
The Fourth of July \ ~*•
with lU I >haft 25 feet
feet wide, with a t. h ! •
to feet wide, and the . i«\
staying, w-huh ha* »:ivt'nto:h »h
canip new life and en
Assessments on sev«- • »
has developed strong in ;; tt • is r
further work.
4HA CORD A Hill
Assessment work on the » ?.tir >h<
good ore in paying quant-tie* nt 1; e
openings—high grade on
The StM>kane N looking w%
This btll invite- I'ms'ivMi: wj?h
tunnel with the k t a
food result' with money em- trii u=
stay with the eule v t»n*e.
<o\, 1,1.t.
A number of a-seaatnents on Min
or*l H til have unW**ke«i-for sati f*
tx> tion.. A lack of mean* fc* «ieee4op»
meut »tay* further w.*ek We *i«Bp ?
hare to strain oar pateor-# and wait
rat U*F an.r
Tbi* wtm*ierfoi belt, with rich de
prv*lte of high grade gray copper. i»
! i&ctva*M bv tbe addition-* of
'new dw-nrerfoi almost laily. Chi)-
«on, owner of the Silver Bluff, is now
taking out a fine grade of shipping
ore.
The Old ivmonu and Union claim*
hirt mnl» new find* of rood ore.
<Jon«iderabie work U being done, and
will be'tmtinsed through the winter
»r.aa tnnan * CO.'a VTOM.
The W ar F.tslt and Black IVtr are
pool pwpfftift On tbe formn a
•haft of 50 fret ban been ronirtrM.
A boot IS feet are now complee,!.
making tbe pre-ent depth Vt feet, in
four t»*t of pay paid ore. perfectly *at
ufactory to the owner*.
WAStCITT LAKE.
Tbe Je*ste, Cornucopia. Htdden
Treasure ami Trinne. wnb many oth
er*. are twin; worked thia winter witb
better result* than at any other time
since the;r discovery.
In fact, the mine, from the lUo*
Oat. >il mile, below Hub*. to the Sim- :
ilkameen, abore I'aJraer'* lake, t'be- '
pa/ ku diatrv t. never allowed *> en
cooraginglv a.* now. Tbe miner, in
the .iifferent <amp*, aithough witho .t
S'lffirienl mean* to p'i'ij their 'ietet- .
op men t*. with what iittie they have |
been a bit- to do. are content j
.•tay by their projiertje. and rustle for
"mowich" uniil «pnnit come* t>> their
relief I bare *een all the proturrtie- j
1 .peak of, and am frank to acfcnowl !
edge my conviction* as to ihe future
good of thi» new Okanogan county.
More lovely fall weather conld not;
he wirtured than what we hare enjoy 1
*1 to date W. B. &.
YAKIMA AGATK MAKBI.R
■ >epo*it* of (imt Mates! and • T
of Acmt.
VAkintft rimM.
Mr K P. ArchiliaM has pre«*nteii
the firmer with a Biiraber vt pimee* of
nirw—marble taken from le*|fre* in
Vtkinn county wme .Vi milt* below
; North Yakima. To griee an idea of
how beautiful the marble i*, we will
1 rite our reader* to the re*t German
j marble of which Ail en A t'bapruan's !
| «M>la fountain i< made. Tbia new find
1 : uiuch more beautiful—it ha- been
■ aJle«i mo**-afpate by those taking a
' ra.via! rlanoe at it a* the diminutive
{tree* and plant- of are aa per
fectJr forme.l ail through H a- we hare
*een tfcem in IIIO«- a*Mte. We have
had it tested bv Mr. who
1 turned a pie= e off it and foun«l that it
was reduce*! to powder *o k «»n aa he
. threw water on it. than proving that it
i* a mar Me formation. It i* not tran*-
\ lucent or transparent like mow
ajfftte. There ar*> i-plntche* of pink
• and blue between the buncheaof mos».
The body of the rock aa a whole i*
mainlv white. The ledges are about
eight feet wide and < rop out of the
» ground «e*eraJ hundred yard.". This
wonderful formation i* in the Hunny*
j *«ide half a mile north
west of Black Canyon and four miles
soilh of Ratti«*snake Springs.
Mr. Heroggn. who wa* one of the
| parties fn making slalw of
! the black obsidian (volcanic glass) in
j the lava beds of {SouthernOregon- **} 9
that there i* a machine in u * in mar
ble quarries whi> h might In* brought
I into requisition for -awing *labe« of
this Yakima mots marble out for fur-
I niture tops, MNU water fountain*.
! msntels, etc. The ledge* are -olid
without seams and therefore the "labs
: may l>e naired out and polished in the
1 most l>eautiful manner.
I
WASHINGTON.
A fiM.OOO hob ) will be erected next
-pring on lot* facing the new depot in
ra«c6
Tin* silver pheaunti on Protection
hltiid hi re not done we'd, hut the
golden bird* have greatly xntilt
Charles Htoll, while drunk, laid down
on the railroad track at Orting
Wedne«da\ night, and n train pa* ed
over and killed iiiin.
The open .season for the following
kinds of frame close* in Washington
territory on December -I t: Quail,
pheasant, partridge, arouse,
sharp-tail grouse, prairie chicken,
ruffled grouse, mountain sheep, deer,
elk an<t nioo*e.
The Unly of < apt. John P. I>oyle,
who died at Tacoma Thursday from
i injuries received in the explosion of
.the tug hit i«<. was taken to his late
home at Friday Harbor for burial.
: The unfortunate man w as no years* old
and widely known on the Sound.
The p .*tofli v at Rurge. Kittit
• county will l«e di"« ontinued from De
j ceintier 31. From January 1 the mail
! service between Poujrlas
! countv, and Ilarriniston. will le tri
weekly. A *emi-weeklv service will be
e«tahlt«hed from Nooksack to Clear
Brook, Whatcom county, beginning
i January I.
An effort i- l>eing made to secure the
stocking of the Towlttz river with
Chinook salmon minnows. The flsh
«ui maturing are said to invariat lv re
turn to their childhood home to pawn,
and by depositing the young fry for
several Miivtcilug year- the Cowlitz
mi Jit lie made a favorite haunt of the
royal Chinook.
R E
P<fPRICEi
CREAM
Raking
IU «tt parlor • * no* prov nto mi!? torn
of bono* for «norv thi!) a aurtvr of • ceo
tuty \* *■ w*. .< by t>.. ruit*ni «,<»▼
■•rumrr.l. Kn«torv»*l hy thr* be*»ta of thft
«»rrftt t'utv. f>'» ' •» m« (j'f n rwutfrM,
»n>l M »*t IT. ■ 'n l>r V- *
H«ltnc P'>«. V.os n ' nt*i Ifcvr. • ift.
Lime «»r \ >,» v* oultr t *
PRICK HAk IN(> IMWDICR r().
»*>» r. Nx ( HH'iiw. sr. mni
Oregon umpauv,
SAW MILL.
l>v«% PI ill nit! BUUilflctitn rx , f M kind*
t>f Hough ft««t l.nr.iN'r, Ijith.
I*i« k« '», |V*U» t. et«..
FOOT OF SECOND SI SKATTLE W T
W* U*v V»vr to itttotiqrt to rh: putv
ik» if>ai wo *jv r x »*» in li '* *1 tn*r
kc ! «lUk » fa'.. 4 of t;.or\»Ui,M) >lry ft:.!
''Wti.- : • i ftr?r sjuauUtie* of
s**v; "C ru*f'.C ami "HI MHI
i bft;j*3. iiMin «« j»rvni|»i 4h*<iv«»n
KatioUkU* furnUiunl t»:> thon*-*.
ttouce. *'ft. I ftttvl »» imr fM(llt!t«
TOR FAMILY USE
SnowHiikc Flour
> THJC P **vt ;HY : :
■V -a HASBROUCK & CO
!t&TA!L >
iDKua-oie^'re
ANO PUUlft* J»
Photographic Supplies.
From it., W. T
TrKRIRLr.
Two thir.lt of ftti *!• a;!.* <ii Nt-vr Y* *
y~ ftrr <rvra «*rpttftwu.jß a
•t?n» lw#v •» «r« l*- Ark«*r't
£tttiU»U K«-» Kt v »l> for cuU]ittQ)i>i ou « \l
*l«ft" 1 ftt.<t mjr ««.«*> ;;r Hl*
*'of aalt by a K fc!«*wftru <Sxusf .r ♦
THE OCCIDENTAL
SEATTLE, WASH. TT.
E. 18. RTTN'TJX.E'X'T, - MAN AQ-88.
Tlii< hoteiwiuch i. >»«-l tir U»» Searti- HtMel>m?«ay. bn Ven enlarged, re
moielel a 2 ! row: ■ > • tkroojijoot. It U now one of tbe lar*e« and be»t
•l>i..in>r(l hob-:, fa tb» Nnrtaweat. with ace«m3n>vla*ion« f»r »eT<-ra! tanndred roena.
An nnrlvaled < ai«n» f.itti'or arxl ai) modern Toarlata will find tbe
i>< >d«ntal a pieanant aoJ .-rmv-nirnt p'.ae>? t«> aac tbelr Israd-i lartrrs, a*all rngc*
<>aod.isan Fraiii'ix n aad Aia»ka «teamer» make Seattle point of ilepartare.
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
AND THI FAMOUS
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
FRO :>T. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS TO CHICAGO,
Without change, eonneeting with the fast trains
ou ail lines for the Ea»t and Sootheart.
The DIRECT and OSI.Y lint ntnnlng throoj I can between
Minne»DOli« anil Ue» Moinea, lows, via Alhwt Lea
Aud Fort Dodge, aoJ direct line to WATEKTOWN, DAKOTA.
Holid throoch train* lietween Mlnnrapolla and At. Loala
And tbe principal citiea of the MiwriMipp* Valley, fonnectin* in Cnion Depot for all
point* Sontn and Soiitb?a#t!
II 11.,,-. V'.tt i A an-1 the (inly line rannins TWO TRAINS t. jntl , a
m3(l\ IfOOPs MWi DAII.Y to U»venwortb. Atchi«>n and raak- ItiUlNdi* "111
In* 'onnectlona with th<- Union Rallwayi aad Atcblaoai.Tlipiita and .Santa Fe. Pacific.
1' L 111 MI>L i> I Tbe train* >hr Minneapoli* and St. l»ni» Railway are compnaed of
*..--if..rta-.> da* coaches magnificent Pullman sleeping cara, HortoO
reclining cbair car* au»l 'Mr justly't-it'Nral. 'l I'alace Dining Cara.
rm- I r,o tvmnda of f aecay. cbe. ked free Fare alwav* a* low aa tbe lowest For
"'""reTabi.-* 1 roi;ir. T.' *e:-. etc.. call upon the ti'itet af nt or write to
S F B'lYI), (T« IJ and i'aw Agent, Minneapolla, Minn.
CHARLES KKNNKUV, (ienerai Ac:it, So. ,■'* Washington at., Portland, Ogna
GRAHAM & DAULTON,
LKADIXG DEALERS
CARPETS,
Wall Paper,
Artist Materials and Picture Franes.
We have j ;-t rt < eiveil a full line of ('hristma.i Cards, Novelties,
etc.. that must be "old before January 1 regardless
BOSTON BLOCK.
LOUIS XIY. YASE
With Ebony Engraved Pedestal,
Price, - SSOO.
The only fine vase of this description west of Chicago. Now on exhibi*
bit,'< n in our show window, with a:i elegant assortment of Cut <«lap§, Royal
Won-* ster, Royal Dresden, Gobelin and many other fine braadn of pottery.
An endleM variety of fine ' hint. Porcelain and <ila*swan* Holiday goods
of every description.
Finest stock of tiro \rlea at wholesale and retail in the city
3ST. Oiiilloerg Sc Son, anew**.)
A lways A he;x<i.
W. R. GALLAGHER,
■ujeeessnr to Alfred Bnvder,
The o ;.y -nt f.-.; rr»e • • ■ W K. !,»• tt I'n ame-y Butler, which has no e<j*i*
Also the * 's;i to.-nia Quito t>i.. *he only pure salad oil that is M>ld.
Hentd«-snt ; h- - \of staple*-. I have a large and varied nsMirtmcot of fancy
uroe**ries. and *• U si Ihmlpin k for 4-ash. au«! w-1 not be uudereold.
Before pnr* si-w • i /no nit a • all au<) send for pnee list. Small prof>:»
and <j«i< k <«les.
W. R. GALLAGHER.
»'«4 luul. 706 l"r*»nt »lrt»ft, Seattle*, W. T
MORA N BROS.
Iron Koundeix and ]Ma.chinist»,
AND DEALERS IN
Mli an-1 - « a- v . 't-v. i-t>n. Brass and <'opi«*r Pipe and Fittings,
-air h:; w», ■«.,. » ■„ •• » ,p Set and lAg Screws; Steam and
Ra • 1 Pwi: fc . an!W«*:. • >. nder and other l.abrit-atiug Oils; Su ans
••aij-.tf for paMh an ' private r»aiMinga.
* H •..'»?« t,u. . nrr 'm *- 1 maehim-ry north of Bax>
#, 1 • mw ■*. m it ' kind* o* niaehinery bailt and re-
-m .. "■ ■ : d-haiHl engines and boileta.
/' box 4^
BOOTH & BRISCOE.
Abstracts of Land Titles,
< f atwtract (toot* i:t tfee coanty.
Hooiii* 3 -».»;! 4, Venter-1 emrv Kulldlii|
J. S( n I RAM,
:-<! < >\ *ma 1 'Tinware
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE.
Cat! b*f*»re huytwg tt: that tine-
Golkett & McCallum,
*■* e* r> xo lYter-o i 1 r i*.. Im|»orter> and iVaiers in
GROCKKII-X AN'l) PROVISIONS
< >nicrs l>y Mail Solicited.
Sl4 FROhT STREET. P. O. BOX 114.
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO.
Foundry, Machine and Boiler Shops,
Co:ue: Jackson and Third streets, Seattle.
'• FKISIK, *tiii^riiitend^iit.
1,. K. (i. SMITH,
■>'. • R * MX) ,n» '*R itr
*-t"3 &<wiU. Ptpr, Cilltrj. Sutkitrj, ttt
' \MUr-ir«) (tallitiuc, Pallia, W.
CD* •*. >r tfe« v '.cr J-. Madrid Key W* Jtctgmia.
SKA IILE POST -INTELLIGENCER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30.18*8.
Two Through Trains Daily
xisr
of price.
Tin and Tlfi KIiONT ST.
HARRY WHITE. JAMES A. PANTING. LAURON INGELS.
THE MARCH OF PROGRESS
West Seattle!
SANDERS' ADDITION.
Located directly opposite the business portion of Seattle, and where Commercial
street will penetrate. Adjoining the White & Manning, Southern Pacific, Faegres,
and South Haven additions. A quarter of a mile of the water front has been platted
into lots, and will be sold to the first comers. This is a opportunity to secure
Water Front Property at low prices and easy terms. The rear portion of this addi
tion is admirably adapted for residence property, commanding a fine view of the city
and harbor, ML Rainier, the Cascade and Olympic ranges of mountains.
SCALE OIE 1 PRICES:
|75. *IOO. $l5O. S2OO. 8400.
Terms One-half cash, one-fourth in six months, and one-fourth in a year.
We might mention a few of the many improvements that will be made in the
vicinity of this property:
THE HALT, SHIPYARD!
Adjoining this property on the south water line.
A GIGANTIC SMELTER PLANT,
Of which some of our wealthy citizens and Chicago and San Francisco
capitalists are the promoters, will be established on the property adjoining
the west line of this addition, in close proximity to the Seattle Southern
Car Shops and Round Houses, in the direct line of the electric motor from
the city of West Seattle, giving direct and rapid communication to Seattle proper, in
dependent of.steamboats and ferry lines.
This property will be sold cheaper, considering location, than anything now offer
ing on the market. Don't miss the opportunity to secure one or more of these lots.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE
Regarding developments in this section of the city. Free Steamboat Transportation
White & Co.,
DEARBORN BLOCK,
Corner Commercial and Jackson Streets.
xisr
—THIS
IT BEATS THEM ALL.
to and from the property.
The Most Startling Bargains
DRESS GOODS
SHOWN THIS WEEK
DOHENY cfc MART7M,
Corner Col umhlu and FronttHtroet*. ftoattle, W. T
»*F *
Holiday Announcement.
Men's
lAiro ishcM*s.
F. t YOIG 4 (I,
816 Front Street.
#
We have received a Magnificent Stock of everything
in our line Especially Adapted for useful
Holiday Presents. m
" SPECIAL.;
STANDARD FDRNITORE CO.
Occidental Kuildinc, Cor. Second and Mill sis.
We Invite the Ui<liet of Seattle, an«l the public generally, to all at nor
mammoth salesroom and iuspect the largest and l**t selected -t..<k of {ami
-4 ture and uphol-tered poods in the territory. Our el>ainl«r suits, parlor ao4
dining room furniture in walnut, mahogany, oak an I rherry, are of the rery
latest designs. We make a specialty of highly polished chairs and rockets,
and carry a full line of art goods, cabinets, music stands, ea.-els, and many
odd pieces rpecially suit*-1 i'or the holidays.
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Respectfully,
SCHOEIMFELD & HEYMAN.
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ARE YOU TIUED OF LIVING?
IF SOT THROW AWAY THOSE LIOHT f)OLED r*HOM THAT
IK\K AND >UKE YOl'R FEET DAMP Tills WEATHER.
LAY ASIDE THOSE CNHEALTHY Rt BBER.X tM) <.<> TO
YOtTR SHOE DEALER FOR C.UI.V, NK KEl>Bl"Rij <k Co.'S
CELEBRATED
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EVERY PAIR Gt'ARANTKED. THESE -4IOES ARK MADE
WITH lIEW* i'RE>DM"RK BOTTOMS AND THE FINEST
FRENCH i VLF I'lT. Itv AND DOIBI.E FASTENED. BOTH
sEWED AND sCRKWFI' FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS IN
oKAITIJC AND EVERYWHERE. M AM'FA<'TURED BY
CAHN, NICKELSBURG & CO.,
SAN PKANCISCO.
FHAMi Alt(»SO>, Snlt'sman,
»** Rooma CT-C6, Yesler Block. Seattle.
MANI-FACTCRIRS Of THE CELEBRATED FORE-1 KINO LOGUIXO »HO«.j
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THE ISTEW FIFtM
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BIMISON HHOS.
Are S«'Uinj,'
BOOTS AND SHOES
Cheaper than they have ever been sold
before in Seattle.
jßemember the Place. 807 Front Street
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X. ARMS' IKON G & CO.,
Livery Hack and Sale Stable; Managers of Seattle
Transfer Company.
TarnooM. Order* filled at »njr hoar day ° r ol * h *V
I Ttl«phoue 41. o®ee corner Main and Second »txe*
EVER OFFERED IS
WILL HE
BY