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THIPCBT-DITILLIGIN CEE
PvMtabed Daily aad Weekly in eke PeM
BaiidiQK. twattif. »aah. Ter.
BY MAIL-
Bally, X year, tn artram* •» »
Oailr, 1 month " i 2
Waakly, J year,
Jhttly, t month', • -
Mnday, 1 year. 3 ®
Weekly and Haaday.l year. !a adT*ea *?»
Woakly, wbc-n not paid In adraace. ' «
»r caaain.
Daily, per week . * <*""
■abarrlM'rm ordering ebaniP-'!
■hoa!<t five tbe <«' i *M"» web a» the
MW ane.
Ailfl.- «< all reml«aiM»« to Poet littbiJJ
lWhe Co..
A cimriri* arATEwrxT.
We print elwwher s -tateroent pre
p<lre<) l<y Mr.Al*«an.if r liefK.un'l'rtb'
dire< tiori of tbs mayor and li.< lnwtrd
of trade, ill answer to a >erir< of
tior, proponnde-1 by tbe f-onim io'
which ha* been authorised V> aelert
the tite for a nava! atation. Th'
qossUona corer a wide tr'- and
Mr. Begg'i ilakment tn reply, i-.
careful, accurate an-1 coi ip'ete No
qoettlon i* a»okl«<l and to each a fail
and satisfactory an-wer t. fra»*ii j
Ifiven. It i» 'l'litc evident tbat
Hea'tfill* *ll u " re.jrnr«
Bient'* ami efjuaily evident'that
no other place on th<- n rtb;
Pacificcoa-tcan «lo «o. Here i- the
mo-t protected «ifnation, the only
aituation on I'Ujjet Sound in fre«.ii j
water, the piaw mwt convenient t<>
coaJ and to timber and other,
wateriai" of constrtiction in j
abort pre-eminentiy (Ac place for
the proposed naval atatioji. There U
no other conduaion after readmit the
atatement herewith presented It f
an Important merit <>' Mr !»• J. *
ataUiiK-ni that it
nothing new here and it i
■ude up of fact- familiar t<» every
boilv who ha* any knowledtfaof the
aituation and will ea-;iy i** ;r the t»-it
of the personal • laruinatioi, to
be made by the eorotni"i«H.
AT TH Kilt <>l.l»
The Indiana l)eiiio< rat« do not worn
to proilt by e*periern-e. They have
alrrad v nhown an inclination to i on
tinue tl»e line of conduct which made
it poasibie for the liepuhlican* of In
diana to carry the state in apite of a
normal I>emocraiic majority of sev
eral thousand
At the election of November, lw
Col. RolierUon, the Repoblican candl
elit*, *'•» elected lieateii*nt-frorernor
to fill b ncttwjr. The !«em<irr*U
had had u candidal'' lu the Held and
bad made a rißuroa* <arep*ixn, hat
Col. Itolwrteon'n popularity *f»i so
great that he was elf" led by a major
ity of about three thousand.
This re-alt «« entirely unexpected
to the Democrat*, ant) Uieir leaders
net a)xiut deriniiiK a plan to prevent
Calonel Robertson from performing
the diltie" of the office to «hi' h he had
|>een elec ted Tbi-y took the e utraor
dinary ground that there bad l*-en no
Tfcam y in the otlice of li< tenant
governor, or, rather, that the pre- -
dent pio Umjaf the -mnate had »ucee«-
ed to the office immediately u|*m the
of the offii .*1 elected b ,
the people. They lti«i-tel upo* this
even though they had themselves
nominated and Voted for a candidate
tor the vai ant office. V disgraceful
wranjrle followed, the Denw ratir
memliers of the state senate ignored
Colonel Kol>ertaori and orgsniced un
der a pre-iding officer selc. ted by
themselves, and the legislature with
ita upper bouse thusorganiied,elected
I'avtd Turpi® to the ITiuted Mate
senate. These revolutionary proceed
ings disgusted the liet'er class of
Democrats, and Uie rentmbrance of
them doubtless Imd much to do with
bringing aliout the llepuUican victor)
in Indiana la*t November.
The Democrats still maintain their
altitude, however. Although the sit
pretne court of the state has declared
that l.ieutenant-Uovernor Robertson
l» entitled to his otliie. they decline to
recognise him, and have undertaken
U> organize the senat*' with a pre-tding
officer -ele> ted by them-eltc- as they
did two years ago. \S hen the lit .
tenant-governor appeared at the door
of Uie senate chamber on Thursday
morning he wn- refused admittance
A temporary advantage mav I«i
gained by audi proceedings as these,
but the Indiana Democrat* ought to
reah/e by this time that they do i
pay in the long run.
tiik iiihti i; it %>« i in hwi i
The latest new* from Hayt> i» to the
effect that tin* arm* ■ llvp|«>lvti had
practically secured control of the en
tire itdand with tin- e\«epti<>:i of tlx
City of Port mi l'rinx ami ih.it I'rv-i
dent Legitime and hit adherent- were
preparing to fly
A ll.tyiian rvvolutioii i* not n ?er\
sarious thing ii< the opinion of the
world at laige howeier uti|« riant it
may lie to tho-e directly - on erned in
it. Nor arc such revolution- uncom
MOD. Krom the tiiuc tilrtt the inde
pendence of the Ulan.! wai secured
until (Jen Salomon ~ ,red tr. ! ...
iU government it-h tor> n
of con-tant it.- »»-, t;r> anil r > *o..
tion One ruler after another wa* rr
iled or as>a--in»ted until 11 wa« rt
garded «• a settled fa, t that no liav
tian government eouhl eti-t for more
than a tew months
The tnaaterf I Salomon « hanged all
Uli« When he fame into |*i« •
the cre»t of one of the wa»< of t .i-.-r
der which -wept otet tl • i-,- ■ |,,
underU ktoiniki 1. ■ , ■*. • t .i
stable one Hew i-natnril't adapted
to Ve the ruler of mi. h .1 proplc .1-
those of lU t, He wa- » giant ,-i
■tatare, being alm.v.t ven f«* t u.l
M* «a* cruel enough fc> m«te h,-
powcr felt, but too -hrew t.. he aty
ran! lit in a marked de
Kree the Ability to control m. V\»
twelve year* he gate the i« and .«
•rnute't whleh. t .. ■ ,1 ft u ,i,.a
Blight he lie* red, was inl.t , r\u
than any (hat had preceded it. It w v
at least •! ' « . . Iraki
resp®< ted I-S.it irv huwet.-r,
nion a turn to i. m-hi- |H>«, eame \
popular upri-<ii.g mrtlire* h K ,»r
eminent ..- b- ■■ t. t . ~ 1
he -t*>n aft. r ,ed
AfTor .1 abort period of ID RE tl.
usual turbulence l.< *.
the t:e of prvafcivnl of lli li 11
W.«« then de- n-ri as the ■ e it, < .
iui: Haytian. He niade conat.terai
pretan-ioti-ai a literary man * »a«
■ arht larof aome repiut'.on it »n»
prwli i«>.i that » won!.! he . w , 1
Mild ruler. He hai not j tat e>i f .
b<<t !t may lie U-.wm he
ha- be«n in the rni.i,! oi d,- .riereier
ainoe»* .tuing power. The people f
Ule uoitherrr jn-rtt. !i 01 the t-i >;i 1 .i:.i
t>ol cept hun as their r .ler, eleeuu
in iil« * (ieiieral" lieppolite
Sa.'h claimed to be the r.;ht!ul pr,
deai and a war ensued. Hyppuhie
h** been aueiwatul In this ami
ha» overran the etrtire :• land
rni«« Lipoma * forte d»* .pwhly
, improve be whi b« compeiied to tot
low N d<jKOD arvl i few dOfen ?nsfe otf
hie pr«4«M«tn in!o »ii!*,
; Tha I'aiM tHatea naval demonrtra
t-'-rj at Port an Prince wa» doc to the
: action at tbe jpverrirowrit in
iiriint the AmerVan fe»»l Haitian
; BUpiWic on • charjre of *mwi.-jfi:nir
j irnitotk* Hyppotite faction. Wbethcr
the chant* were true or falM, the
1 r* ti< unfortunate for Uw I>fi.
time (VfRHNBI, for it
aUr k>«t prestige try- tmn* rcmpeiiarf
to yiald to the den.aridi of the I'nilpl
rtate*.
i Thea?«»ctalion of railroad president*,
j w elaborate *yvtem of orranixa
! tion *l* male public v»«t*r iav, b .
the appaaranee of a very innocent. :l j
'not a ; i *ity a devi ruble, inatnatior
Tint ftatoiient that it ha • the approval
jof the inter»t*le cot»r:ier»c 'Wmmi." j
j -iooer* l*ad» one to infer that it - of:-
! iert- are auch a» will meet pubiic ap
| proval. There fe. however, dar.irerlhsi
ev**rv %ncb as tbi. wn
over-tap the boundi which it-- fonnd
i er« wi«h to vet nptm it and become a i
ptibiic enemy. Innocent ai the asso
ciation may heat present, itubould b
carefnily watched last it develop a ten • j
dency to u*a its ((Teal po*er to the in-'
jury of tbe pnhlic. The orfanUation j
I may be all right, but it will be the duty j
| of the road ft which belong to it to »bow
tbat it i*.
mmm "" l
tULL WElOftrr
p?PRICE'S
CREAM
|AKINg!
p pWDEf
It* superior e iceiMM* pmtu tn mi Moat
of bonw for more thaw a qßarter of a cen i
tirjr. It fa «*ed by the Tatt Got
' • - i of tht |
Great PniTcndtlM *a the Mruni?» *t. Par?** ;
and M'*! Healthful. Dr. Prlee't ''rearr,
Baking Powder do*-* a«>? contelo Ammotiit I
IJme or A iT*m Sold only In can*
MUCK BAKING KmDKB (.O.
nk» VO*K cwicAoo « Lorra
Advertlscmeuis under neaua of Lost
Posad, Kor SaJe, To Let and mtuatioas
Wanted will be inserted at the rat* of 'I
<vnt« a wont for Brs! Inner?!"" 1 eent a
•< ir 1 for each sobsi jin-nt insertion. Pay
ment a! ways in advance.
The fotVwiiucletter#arv awaiting adver
tisers at this otftee"
K. IW.B. IMC.
sigma |t: i). : M. M.
K<-«l t>'af. i J li P. M O. M.
NICM AIIVKtITISKMKNTS
A (' R E S
OR
LOTS,
l>i WOOD'H
GREEK LAKE PARK ADDIT'N
To SEATTLE.
Lands Cleared of
timber aud streets
cleared and opened.
All streets 60 feet.
Lots tire offered in
groups of 10 making:
ACRE TRACTS,
which will be sold
for a short time at
the very low price of
S2OO to $250 EACH.
according: to loca-
cation. Ten Minutes"
walk from Haven a
Park station, ad
jacent to the Park,
and near Green Lake
Land elevated in
smooth,g-entlo slopes
Every lot a beauty,
and every acre an
elegant
HOME SITE.
Fine views of Hai
nier, Cascades and
Olympics: of Seattle,
and of Washington,
Uniou and Green
lakes. Apply to
Win. I>. Wood,
OWNER,
Room ff. UNION ill c.. Seattle
NOTICE.
t«Or*. t |
, , Saattte, .'au U, In? > |
■ . lUv>r »ii,l Va:an. »
■ Mb., tor ratal of V S K-,
J". »*> wake th»: r r«tu-n, tk:.>a<'.
. UtUeSct 0 Ii KItEE V
1' s. Co*!ai«i.o«
Notice to Steamboat
Builders.
Br DP WIU. B2 R*• HVSD ST TBI
Fael»«- SarigaUon »-•-
. ; u iu-t jr.\ l*»». lor balidlac a «*• wheel
•reamer aeeattfimt «•
1 ts-attb. tt6 ***"' *
, /.»• and boid " abawt E rta»n<o«
' aantrr, wflj* as 4 »«*>?»?,
■ r-»VR .J- '« '<l '
r '-'f <■*> ■ " Tes«a ffir ww{» ♦
t : «a«!e<ctt *fc«l w.tfc »lneh » of
ir : . «"
roe». 1* "T 7
■ *t*tl hot.'er ».-> -»rr> l» ;»•. «t«a»- with
, :oefc »hei! aad ahoa: 2» tabw:
drac#; **afr* patrot tf»*■ -
i erfzitt r«iie4 beater, iron
■ivr ick' to carry eirat hw)r> water
atoat » water >i*h: t,a!kbfa«h and eo»-
aarrmrao ta fctill: kaeea all naa."*i
«aa-5 U:-at to be first 1 •*** ;n rrery
f g!i to e-|!i ftr«nt ■>r
[i ****». '.:fe p?*
' I't. ftKMI, *•
i » iosyief'. cs ffgfi to be g&Arms
* i * nilM tuisr iittt in tlmrk
w»*ef, 2f'J tota* freicfei.
boa? to be •omMM bf 1 aai J*»'f
»** ;it Tvohml h «i=ier* to firnUatheir
T»l«n* *ski •pe<ifl<*tJOß*.
' m-r+ftul mui fc#twiftfdt»lN
* *««ix3 anil mSriftit Jeciso f r *f faithful
{N > rforsA(i r> * of ffittflrt. A;i b»*lB U»
■ arfmapaaietf witb ffitUtod for
*>» the ot3wJer*i|rtte<J; »t
forf. to the conMsr If sewwd W
' <!<•* far.* to »ir*i f'-nXTmr* aod fnmlfth «ati«
« fact .ry »woi» within five «iar* after eon
I i» All bd-l« to be a4«ln:f^l
THO' BL ItaOWH,
i**Ttinrj Pacific XaTt«aticn Ca, fteoaa.
j W. T.
; Taeoma. Janoary I*>. t^v.
NOTICE.
V E • HEREBY 0W THAT
JN ». fvr*» a- '»• < « *:ras
i of Kraer f liTtr* dirmH, ire rc
;<jair*»i *,r* ria.'tnr vrith the
' "«»#!': • » !!'« nera*«r»,
: vritbia o'tie a.'-et the hereof, *t
| tb # oAee o/ Ka v «* n «l>! I'e&nj
i feafh'-r. a*T »rnejft, lo r^**ttJ«
KKKU GAHJH.
| VITC* »« HMID,
Kxenton »»f tfcr w1I» of Ern*t F. Lanze.
' depfti^i
1 **•** - J * ? - l: '- lltfe
NOTICE.
'put: cm' IRF.A- Ehl. WilJ I'.VY
I j<r<. »fniat on. the foilowinp DaiiH-d
t waxraat* Ti';fd utrvet, Ord. 9S?<. t«'and in
ir.n iius N<- ITO ?-e»»!ith ureft, Ord No.
I to ami iLi 'udinjr No. l.'M. No inter
! -•! «i . > aJlowttlon »aid warrants after
thU dale. ISAAC PARKER,
-. ait ~ Jan tt. IM-'.' City Trea».
NOTICE.
'I'HE PARTNER-nil' HERETOPOEE
I exiatinc under the firm naiu. »»f Van
War. 4k < oßater ia thin day 4]aaolred by
m'ltitai «•< n»eiit. All bills will ht-reafter b«
paid b* Van wart Bros who awceed the
oid firm.
K
HKlef HAMEH.
WANTED—A WET NI E«E. AM'Kf>
» B"i ►T-i. Seattle. W. T
U'ASTKiMiUOD HARBEK FOB SAT
u-'lav ana htiiwlar JSII Front ytreet.
va* ANTED - TWENTY ■ FIVE UOoD
vv tiruljfe men; wairca $3 per day. * Ap
ply a: ..fflre Sno-jnalmie Hop Ranch. O.
I>. Ouilfoil.
WTANTED-Fawr-CLAW i.ADY t'tKIK
vv f, - a private boardioK-houae; only
firp' i-'a*» d apply ' orner Krout ami
M«il:», n. or« r Pacific l'r'U' Htore.
\ITANTED—Iadt, active and in
»v t*< r^pr--«nt. in her "wn
locality, an old firm. References Eiven
ari-1 1 * rn-.ani-nt |K*jtJon ami
f-n. ; salary Addreas-uj>t. Manufacturing
I . I ... t1- x i - v Y'.rk
KNrMITKBNT WAXTEII
U'AN»LI»~BY GERMAN WHO UN
derstanda bntcber bnnnes# thorough
ly. position iu meat vntrk^t: speak« Gcr
njau aud English. Addreas 1?., this office.
\V ANTED-BY GERMAN GIRL. -4
>«-ar~ <»]»!. position in uood family;
understands cooking. Address M.. thi*
office.
• r ANTKD>~A SITUATION BY A FlßST
elasa iroiJ-r. Address, I^auudrv,
this office.
YV ANT fe I» SlTl- AT ION A 8 \V A"l T K::
» h! houseworks AddrtM
E. A., ore this office.
it \ <G MAN, ANY
kind of an honorable position. Ad
dress Q K. this office.
U* ANTED BY A YOUNG MAN OK
g>«>d business expeneuce. a position
ii« any hunoriUe business. Addrt>«
%V %MF It TO KKNT
U* AMKI» BY FEB. I DWELLING OF
•< or 7 room*. responsible aud perma
nt;Ut tenant. Addrcsa K. A. B , thi)« office.
\\" A NTK [ > 11) IKA SE A LOT ON FUONT
«ire«-t. t«» :mprove, north of Pikeat
Ad<lrr»s Join-*. thl» office.
WTAKTED TO RENT-tfOl>r: FIVE To
Uts r<M>inveentraUy located A4dreM
M K., InTKi.i.i'.gN(kr <»flS<-e.
\\*ANTEI» Tn RENT A VI UaVHHKn
▼ * or uufurn.«hc<l hot!!*.- five t«> eight
room*. w«*' r * \% nt basine«s cen
t< r. • 'iff
I ¥ ft!|ON * I
F-.Vv! . ns(-:!E--kVAT'Tr. •
merly of Gardiner. . pie ax*
a.ldr» fa» H A. thin uffice.
|)K Mt.NAI. IF MATTIE HAPTIN -» I-
I :» -a »:!ii»*. i'>a«*- u rit- 1 Hut hard,
faJsoflk*. i
pKKSOWi \r <IIAKLES F. ' ASKY.
1 f-T*?!--r! > of >an Franeiico. will place
him»- f i': communication with M Hue
tt. "f io Phelan Huildlm. Sail Frmucitoo,
h»? mil r- information of value to
him, and that information of hit where--
' J * ■ v r<-« « :\cd. '
f ;\\N( i \ i
\\'ANTKl> T"
»' • h-■». a» a J,»w rate of interest
silt <dfed tecuritv. Addmi T V . this
otWfr "
i*one\ I > ijoan it six m c man
*»l onlmproTcd bn«j:jr«» and retiden'-i
--proi»erty In Seattle; also on improv*d
f*rin« Hi Kiug county and down x-und ?:r
ritory. Ixiau* mad« promptly and ic •• •.
i«aid ni»en the pa|»*ra ar«- exe<-itte4
rRANK P. IXC s( <"0.
f»r w,■■ l/>mbard Invcftment to. New
Ycaler \mx k ,
MoNtY To LOAN—ON FliWl-I'I.ASS
improvv 1 l.uc iu>* and resideuct
tr ;<m Seattle; aNo for the pur
«.f - 'lil.iinf on d> lirtble inside prop
»rt- LoiMandi on tnproTfld term in j
King, Kttasp, >ka-'i r . VNuat-1
cam. >au Juan. Clallia ami Jeffer
•-'•uutiea t'orr»«po»»dcn<c solidtfd. ;
FRANK I' I EE. correspondent f*>rt)->c Ixhd ;
l:«anl Investment Co, Boom S, Htarr bioek.
Front titreet.
MoN l Y 1» » Li) AN NOTE.- \NI» OTHEK
neß*»tiablf paj-cr bought. Wheeler '
i»ro> rt-al estate <T« hangc j
M. :Y I »aNON KE AIT r> r.\ I K
cha:tt 'norvagv. t-r personal set nrit?
N-'t ». -t._ i 7. *,<■», bought «r K MIL
LER. A CO , li> Mill dtroet. Occidental
bUu k syr>
Mone\ ro i.oan in arii.s t* .sun
u{- ii Improve ! city and farm prop-.
»*r •••»,»! rut** No delav in cit*i-.tc
« y Mow I S liV<WirmMii lv ttf '
\1 \si: 1' i'AKT Y I<> INVh-r TO
f * II M til a i «*xtr •:»! vr poftitTJ ra>»« X
at larf?< jToflm a**ure<l A«i
--•-» CIK ri» : r HMT IrrtUldlKCn nf
f'»v
l-o -V \ K M NKV• •KI Voi r. ' LUTHKs
I < m. ' aa»! .iy-1 at the Heattie Steam
n* »riv . f S«-nria
PUK V IV/ KTI-'IH Vk rtl To MKE f
I u tan .'». v m a».* to manufacture
an urtick of aer!?. A«klw> Sify.
ONt |H>| LAKS KRVVAKU
v* : i !h- )«akl for recover*" tha two
a tie*' watch*** nn«i tw*» parses contain! n*
<*%-», $i riM-h, aod for the «OT» Tic
t • »vf th« who i-Btmd trie
r» *• ! i'. un<ler*l|[nevi on the W
; or a | I«» i »»r.| lor
- HOPkl^
\ S A I' TIiiRKK • 1 AIM-* t AN
-\ * ib> «at ooc*. Uooßt
.J h * k.
I ar » . 1' . »« i k iv» kr, » i'!'cn
5 rA < • < r v -• mi u lo* *a> Thine la the
- i •' i »! > r l'«u -.nti awe lit.
:»\ " -*> : i V V - "mniKK, Tkh'
* f a - v. *?< at ■ .*• w>i» •< a 1 •«J
fcj a r» ai-'e nao «tih th« Jet.? »»f nritr-
M*f»h ?«• II !». Pit! .Attf.r (S
* - ■ ■ Afit 5 Hot " ' • ! «( t
. _
1 V I.N r \ N T liK
I . I r Bnw.
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' * I a.. * !i.» f*i #--r ?.» t->uy un h a
a i a {• "' !:• : «*V wa : ii »»f the <>e
• » - f r j>i- raJi>ar!ha:» jfwaway
Jut » tfc • woods, two or
"» to one torjfc* >ame pr «o,
* * "• « • 1 *. • *•* ct> I*HR , R»a : K>
* - >'-n\ -, iM.I: -e, *« uiHJWi! •tree*
• ' •*• n Mr *n<s V*
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* * «■■ it |>l* « a '.<*!* -«
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•' * * - e uiv.<lmas t <a& b
v-u* iv a t-rr'r t s**4 tra&et c- 4
•-a nifc -en tml * : xr*>>ev rv
. ?.,« !»2*.' * iooat Hotel. §•
A twMii r ~*
;* '*V**f haa»'» He-
J; : *«iirah4*;or. wfv>rt «r.4 oaataa** ct»ir
Uiir4 Vitt c)ieapu«as tiay fcaT? M e^aai.
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, ISB9.
I —T-I HEKfcS' • NE
I J from inTiac * piece of f."»d« ®<
V ■e«ber .Mr for Xwpnt rtr«S. for I®.
TH"MA* H XT'
r>*T-A DR AFT (>!« THE PTOETaOCKD
J NMtooa' H«3k. |*y«b> K>i- O.
land by C. N. B»>« A Co.. Xontrmao P»y
incai ba* t»'n «Wpp»d and ai: paniea are
warr♦* 1 r.<t p***entfa* tfce
L'«WT-«-JVE -D.JUX£- R£WARD-A
lai!', C6»»rt < 1 , 4of. 3tnw In
f if» leg. answers to the aa»e of
early; H I. T'.bfcals aaxae on «"»>ilar. retarn
•ssie to chief Crf aa-d reeesve rewar- .
V ?m H WHITE BODV
lieked with bla i black hsad. and
Mark pavis oa -a< k bad on iearbar corar.
Also biteh P'ipVf, **x BOBtiu o;d„ marked
similar to hM iosc white on one
ear. Flrder of tether or both the ahore.
wij] be rfwtfflfd bj ictTisf them tf
.*» . -*/ •-•-. *:i F'c.,: nree?
rot KKCT. I
I R* N'T *ICE. COMFORTABLE
" rooms, farais ed. sll Fourth street,
Madison. _______
p/R RENT Nl' ELY FURNISHED
j r<* i«. south *.=> of Marlon between
Four?t au«J Ftfib siretts-
FVIK CORKER ROOM WITH
<!r- concord Ho^-e.l*3Front street
-7»-» rvros i**r light hous«-krepir»g.
Hnr-v; TO RENT-T> RENT. S.VIALL »
' or are corner Thirl an i Spriag. Ap
t'j at p-em .«es.
NP> UTT EOOM- AND A FEW BOARD-
I 'K£- r. ;n a j rirate family a.
between Third and Fourth: corner altey:
wLlff ho'i-e.
TIT RENT— PARLOR. NICELY FUR
JT Dished. with prate: private family;
*.• w. 4 . E. f'.>raer Eighth and \Stst
ingtoa streets. _
KV)K RENT— FURNISIfED PARLOR AND
I bedroom, or tiro bedrooms en suite <"n
Ninth «tr^-r. near Jamea:
th i*
I * >R KENT - Ft'KN ;-HEI> FRON . ROOM
I 1 • >:*ab:•• a:i »n. Inquire loom 60 new
hlrx a. .
I 'oK KK x F~H \N!»-• >MK M«)DERN
F honae. 10 r«x>m*. location exeelient;
furniture for *a!e <*&eap for cash; how
filled vrhk «:c»irat»le parties. Addreaa
Rare riancv, tbi* office.
"* -banks A SwalTord. room 12. Union
hlork
r |"M RKNT Wil VRF AND WAREHOUSE.
1 la^ulrc-ai M*cuinK <t Burk'i fnrn:-
' '■ ' ' " ~H *■*■*
FOB -\ 1
|X>R BALE—|S6iO BUYS ONE THE
■ fin' s* '»acre tract- in the city, near
Jarks- u §trert cable lice. Pinckney JL Co., t
r-'Q»' I and 2, Union h'ock.
SALE —HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS:
V lot 50x19; 90$ Bw itMt I
J/ »R SAJ E- -. l i wr HARNESS AM- \
> «ivcrt-«i wagon. Apply 21.: Main sr.
SALE-A FULL-BLOODED BLOOD-
I" hound; a fint* watch do«. Addrv#?
Charlea Naher. I
I>»R SALE- MASON HAMLIN OR
tan at 3 ., ooot: on Ash. between Tho- ;
ma«» and Harrison. H. F Walton.
| jV)R SALE—RESTAURANT IN GOOD i
F location, doing coo<l Ad-
A. 14ai« office.
SALE-A FIRST CLASH MEAT
r market; cheap; doiogaeood buainess.
Add ret«. C H. K.. 1422 Front street.
IMIB »ALE-ABOUT M} FEET OF
1 -helvine and counter; grocery store fix
ture* Apply corner Third and Union.
> R SA LE - A TWENT Y HORSE PO WER
4 boiler, nearly new; also engine, if de
sired too small for present u«e. Address
P. O. box 26a.
IX>R "ALE —320 AC RES FINE AGRICI L
tural land; school, good roads and
neighbors: 10 acres bottom cleared; 12 miles
from Seattle. Inquire of owner, northeast
comer Fourth and Vine streets.
poR SAl^E—2o SHARES IN THE AM
I" Building Loan Association for sale.
Inquire at Peiser's Art Studio, Sl9 Second
street.
I "or SALE OR RENT-FIVE ROOM
1 bouse, lot 7~>xi'ji\ near Ijike Washing-
Kh-v fteOMk ran, IMA lCees P.
Daniels. Room X Starr Block.
I >R - \LE—2WO ACRES OF PATENTED
I timber laud. Inouire of Shelton »i
Armstrong, Arcade building. Front street.
I/' »R -ALE- HOTEL IN ONE OF THE
I best towns on the Sound; has a tine
reputation and doing a go<»d business,
siivlton ,v Armstrong. Arcade building.
Front street.
I.VIK SALE-CHEAP. TO SATISFY A
I Bwrtyys« a wplete pJani lor Weekly
paper; as MOO as new. Enquire at I*«-t* r
soti A Faben, attorneys, or address P. 8.,
4 <>». Seattle.
I "OR SALE—WE HAVE A FIRST CLASS
r dining-room. thoroughly equipped,
well located; 100 boarders; good lease; f»»r
-4* l** • ;i account of sickness. BOMAX A
ROTHESTER. room* 1 and 2.l'oncin block.
I TOR SALE- LOOK FL V FTB |M "N LY
for u nico mldCßee lot. improve.J
with sidewa'k; Fourteenth street between
Mill and Jackson street-; best and cheapest
lot ever offenjd in the city; only few mln
ut»V walk froui Front street. George Dorf
f.-l. reel estate broker, office Commercial
•treet between Mill and Washington, up
*?air<.
POF >AIIMIuP, HAY AND DAIRY
I farm, situated on White river, near
Seattle. W. T.; this is a perfect farm In
ererj is worth MyM sad
offered for s£>,ooo; $*«00 cash, on
time at s per ceut. per annum. For par
ticular* iimuire of J F . McNACGHT. Seat
t:. w T. aScw
I SALE—THIRTY FEET ON SECOND
I sti-eet near Huston block. cheap: GO feet
on .vrond street south of Pike, cheap; CO
ftct on Front street near Pike. $15,0«'0; «'0 '
feet on Front street near Blanchard, I11K); !
two splendid lot* ill Queen Anne Town.
12*200. four lot* near Jackson street, fine
view. $1600; lot on Box street, $-00; several
HI re tra« ts and other bargain* BETTIN
PER A MEACHAM. 114', Mill street .
I7HJR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS AT
this office.
)R S \LE -M A'RES «?F GOOD hEA
\ -*r dam land. p. miles from Helttle.
miles from S. 1,. S .V Eastern K. R.; good
wagon road, running water a ; ! Summer;
pr it- $1". to s*2s twr a-re; will sell 40. >O. cr
: *lf cash for part Fti'julre of Charles
K w 'y, • street. ll«-» and 112
| K -VI \ * HEAP; THREE BLOt K
-1 the immediate vicinity of the ra-
H »«. h**apeat wholesale bueine>s prop
• r . in th** citv . also * lots on Seventh and
Ja-k- n streets on a*vOuntof an encum-
I-ranee <>U the property it Will t«e offered
* • <iay» 100 per eta ower I a:i olliei
property in that vlcinit). Apply to Josiah
roiling. Jr.. corn* r Front and Cherry. j
SI- iyyi '♦> FOOT ON FRONT.
lojM', near Pik- '- at buy on the
market Bittenger ».V * I ear ham.
Wl II y I -SIGHTLY rO FEET ON YES
ler avenu Bittenger A
Ilea- ham
-<' Nt OK THE FINEST LOTS
in Ea.-tsrn \ddition Bittenger
vi. >lea Lam, 114 Mi 1 street.
I JKIR SALJR OLD MttSsPAPIRs IN
I bundles of 100. at this off e.
KKAL ESTATE
BARGAINS.
The well known H estate, original
»>:*« «.f JCANIT.X. U.I a. re*, two wiles frt m
kiriiland, fronts t>*i Ij*ke Washingtoi..
$.. 000 < a>:
1 vro >U. iu.'iadiug corner, in North .Se
attle. cor. Dexter and Tnomac liay)
1« •« iaOxl"'\ Q2 - x Eighty i
.'n : iT l J -M-1 • r Pa near
?s>- term* One E** Dep. r strr*!, y>¥
bra-.::f>il re-.jer. M fw-o hau-i - this
fine prop"
Kfmw ui Jai« street, fine Mew. Cis
terrt water, SI6OO
W. F. RICHARDSON,
OppmiUe Bo.ton E.cxvk
Oregon iiaprioewent
SAW MILL,
Dealers in ana manufai turers of ai* k.n-ts
of Rough aud Dres>«-d l.nmb«r. lath,
Pi» k» ts. Posit, shingles, etc..
FOOT OF SECOND 9T. SEATTLE W T
Wi l«e>g hate U> anuosu ' to Lhe p ?*>
that »«? aiv now tn tit local urn
k. t wilh a fall stock of tboro'ighlj «iry and
Sin- her larffc quanUUes of
and draased
» antly on hand, iosunui( prompt (Mir«rr
( '■i'MtnslM furnish 1 wtii siu "teat poralhl*-
■ Call and »>ur '*44' t;rs
' < ar|H*#ttf (MHtradui>. !
1 K Ar<-. r rontrui > tafaced in
.* oras in ti •ei ysr requested to meet
| «t tha Odd fe.'iows hall. o»er Gt- !en Rsie
J V-. t strvi-1, at . p m.. r :«a!ay.
. a:.ua*v i •. to confer w .th a eounsft
le* fr >m Seattle Lor-ai Coioa, Cl, of the
I of Curfieutui and
>• *••• : r- * .> iiaai
' > - •> adif • work f. r
.»• '-' ft *•' a- Ah wa«f« t. T»a;d
! >r- • .a---.' «■ e» . ♦ COMMIT all
S*atce. .'air.a-v T IMP.
A.sDrßftos. BERTaAKD k CO,
Oivi] and Miaing Eaginaan and
Drsa«kUs>en.
p\ L'.OAI MIVS J ATE"
t\ >;x«grr.ph a. M4|r. »'■»• sad
r-r.ain«anna fiTen 4?-eaja aks
uaa tar lands surveyed or
subdivlde«i si a;» »ud ma- Aaai-a. draw
taaa, «aju->«a us aisa tklae prtnaa
ulass and always ea ka&i
fe»asaa» sbd St. Y«ulca Le«#y bioek ftM*
lie, W.T.
NOTICE
Of a meeting of the Stockholder* of the
Allxmrnd A Phillips Foatwiry'
for tbe parpoac of f»cr-** : ng the
*toci of said eosapany
NOTICE IS HEREBY GFYFN TO THE
«oekhoidcr» ol tfee A ! l»ood A rb: -
livß Foundry Coapany, by the nnaer
tigned. a2l cf th* tru*?ei.s «»d
*a*y, that a meeting of said stockholders,
will be hei i a: the office of said
<mspasy in the city of Stattie
Kin* county. Washington Territory,
on Wednesday, the .Tth lay of Febnsary,
1*?, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon of said
do, for U»« ranoie of iacreastna the cap
ital utock oi said oonspaay from its pres
ent Bciooat of 120 shares o SV* whIUW
to KKW shares of HWeKk AU
iSockhOiders are to be present.
CHAS. H. ALI.MOSD.
W R PHikLIPS.
of s%id XVnxtooA & Phillies
Foundry Co.
I>ated Seattle. W 7.. December 2^l^^
NOTICE.
"E HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
stockholder* of Th"
Company, a co i*orat:on oriranixed ander
the laws of w«shlngtoaTvr'irorr. and bar
ing its principal plareof business at seanle
in thatawcTincof thest<xk
haiders of corporation will be he» i on
-atarday. the >lh day of February, A IV
1*99. at 2 o'cioek p. m. of -aid day. at the
MerrhanL* National Ra*.k Sea:*'e. W. T.
The object of Maid meeting is to aathoriae
the increase of ih-* capitai stoek. frt»m
lIMUCO to
NOA3 ARMSTRONG,
A MACKINTOSH.
J. K METCALFE,
c H ARLKs A KMSTRONG,
B. F SHAUBUI.
Trustees of The Seattie Transfer Co.
Seattle. Dec. !•". i-.-v-. swr
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
SECOND STREET GRADE
N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
asse*Miteiit r»>ll for the jradine of Sec
ond street, from Pine to Blanc bard streets,
and c*n»tnictiug a *idewalk on both sides
thereof, lias been tiled with the under
signed, of the city of Seattle; and
further notice is hereby gm-n that said roll
is opt ra to public inspection at the office of
-ain clerk in the city hall. a;» i will remain
open for inspection Hnfll Friday, January
is, at 7:30 o'clock p. tn., and that aii
persons feeling tbemseires aggrieved by
any such may apply to the com
mon council of said city to nave the same
corrected on said January IS, 1889, at 7:.*»
o'clock p. m. at their council chamber in
the city hail.
W. R. FORREST, Clerk.
Date of fir<t publication. Dec. 22. !*<**.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the co partnership heretofore existing
betw»M_-n G. W. Hunt and J. R. Patton, un
dt-r tLe firm name of Hunt A Patton, has
this Ist day of December, 1888, been dis
solved by mutual consenL The business
of said co partnership having been con
struction work upon the Seattle, lake
Shore A Eastern Railway in the county of
Kin*j, Washington Territory. All debts and
demands against said Co-partnership are
to be paid and liquidated by G. W. Hunt,
and all sums or moneys due or to become
due -aid co-partnership are to be paid to
saidG. W Hunt. Witness our hands this
Ist day of December, A. D. IS*S.
G. W. HUNT.
J. R PATTON.
Dissolution of Partnership.
N OTICE I- HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing be
tween J. Wegert and Mr-. D. Rorney, doing
business under the firm name of J. Wegert
A Co. as proprietors of th»» North Pacific
Brewery in the city of Seattle, Kin? coun
ty, Territory of Washington, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mrs. D.
Romev retiring. All debts due or to become
due the firm are to be paid J. Wegert, and
all liabilities against the firm of J Wegert
<fc Co. will be paid by J. Wegert.
Witness our han«is this 2d day of Janu
ary lss9. JULIUS WEGERT.
MRS. 1)0ROi HEA ROMEY.
Notice of Dissolution.
r pHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
I existing between Lewis A. Treen and
George F. Raymond is this day dissolved
by mutual consent; Mr. Treen continuing
the business will collect all bills due the
said firm, and will pay ail said firm's In
debtodneat. L. A. TkIXN
G. F RAYMOND.
January 2, Ins 9.
Having purchased the entire interest in
the late firm of Treen & Raymond, I tuke
pleasure in extending to the numerous
patrons our hearty thanks for the liberal
support given us in the past, an i hoi e t«»
merit and receive a continuance of the
same in the future. Respectfully • our«.
L. A TREEN.
Seventh Street Tax Notice.
TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
1 Council in the district created by Or
dinance No. S4B, to provide for the grading
of Seventh str»-*r, fro;:: Madison street to
Mill >treef, and constructing sidewalks
on both sides thereof, is now due and pay
able at the office of the city treasurer. All
taxes uot paid within
FORTY DAYS
Of the first publication of this notice will
be declared delinquent, a penalty of live
per cent, added and interest at the rate of
10 per cent, charged.
W R. FORREST. City Clerk.
First publication «»f tl'ls not:< e Jan. J. i— •«.
South Eleventh Street Tax
Not'ce.
IMIE TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
Council in the district created by Or
dinance No. 940. to provide for the grading
of South Eleventh street.from Mill street to
Lane street, and constructing sidewalks
on both sides thereof. Is now due and pay
able at the office of the < :ty treasurer. All
taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
Of the first publication of this notic- will
be declare-! delinoueut, a penalty of five
{•er cent added and interest at the rate of
0 per cent, charged.
W R. FORREST. City Clerk.
First publication of thi* notice Jan. 2. !>»«>.
Tenth Street Tax Notice.
'plIE TAX LEVIED BY THE > iTY
1 eOMdUtsthl district onlti ay Or
dinance No 44. t T>r »fide for the grading
of Tenth street, from Seneca street to
Broadway. and constructing sidewalks «n
both sides thereof, is now dee and payable
at the office of the city treasurer All
taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
Of the first publication of this notic will
be declared delinquent, a penalty of five
per cent, added and inter »*t at the rare of
ten j>er cent charg* d.
W r. Forrest. »uy c.crk.
First publication of tkls notice, Jan. t> I®®.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
'I'HE FIKM HERETOFORE EXISTING
1 under the name and style of Bocqnin
A Alexander. < oing business in the city of
>*a"l«r. < thi« dsy dissolved by mutual
Mr. Ullfl i •• ~i •: having pur
etas- d the entire interest «>f I> Alexander
in tfie cone* m LOCls IWM QCIN,
I) ALEXANDER.
seaTt4««. Dec. 27. lsV*.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE.
FRANK DkMOCTPIED, Manager.
Opposite I'. s r on Bu> rt k. Seeond street, Se
at tc. Dear SIR This is to ecrify that I
have always N>e-I the New HOB- Sewing
Machine in making my balloons, and on
my la?* one I used two of them, and have
always found them to give perf. et *atie
faction. PROF. VAN T.WEI L.
Ae^anaur.
NOTICE.
rfn BCBINEAS HITHERTO OSD < T
; 1 ed under the firm aa*» eof Oulline A
Cameron frill in tiitnre carr •d on under
the firm name of H I «»ull!ne ACo
The a**>ve change taking effect from tills
4ate.
j January S.
FIRE HYDRANT .
KII»- HIT.!. r.E KSntIVEKKY
► • * le-k of ::.v r.'\ of s—
, attic on - ' ore F* lav. January l*. P l
at -i • v-k pr ' -.v B~ v t.vu ants, to --
asalr ;:i s torla- •••with plans a'H :
f... aU« .s now -r-:i f ■- ;i ofD"*'. The < :y
r«serves the right to reject a»v and all bid -
W H FOBRXST. Cierk.
] January - 1
Stockholders' Meeting.
j The regular annua! meetiti? f the stock
holders of the Seattle American District
Telegraph Can pan} will be held at tke
! company* oflfiea in -eat > >n Monday.
Jauuar] * tt !•> p m
F J GRANT, Vice President.
( _C A M.xTScy. Se-,'r* tar di#
BIDS.
j Bids will be at my office antil
1 Monday, January it. ax » pi»., for the ax
eavat i»a h*r a t»rrace of five houses on
Taaier svanue for Clsas. Ns f, EThe
-l*ht is reserved to reject any <*r a., bids.
E B yiSiirg.Archtie.-t.
AH k nils o« blank books and
rulings to any pattern sons at F.
Anthony's boo* bin dory, Opora
Block, at tno lowooc pricoo.
LOUIS XIV YASE
With Et>ony Engraved Pedestal.
Price, - 8000.
Tbt on lt Hue T** of thia description wait of Chicago. Sow on exhiJa
ia our show window, with an e'ecaut asssortmeat of Cut »iiaw. Royal
Worrvsser. a»yaJ Drwd»o. Gobelin aa-1 xoany other Sne braa<!» of pottery.
An crd"e« var.tty of fin« China, Porcelain ar.d Glassware. Holiday roods
of every description.
Finest sock of Groceries at wholesale aad retail in the city.
IST. Sc Son, mco^«te-
Tl3 AMI TIS FRONT ST.
M. SELLER & C 0„
Incorpora ted,
BOSTON, BLOCK, 3 Doors South of Postoffice.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Croctoy, Glassware, Laaps, Cntlery aid Plateware.
■ ■ ■ •
We carry the L.<RGEST and MOIT COMPLETE UNE of
ROCHESTER X_,^^l=>S
Ever brought to the Northwest, consisting of the
MAMMOTH ROCHESTER, 300 CANDLE POWER.
ROCHESTER PIANO LAMPS. 60 CANDLE POWER.
ROCHESTER HANCINC LAMPS,OOCANDLS. POWER.
ROCHESTER PARLOR LAMPS, 60CANDLE POWER.
lUT. SELLER & CO.. SEATTLE, W. T.
CANTON CUPPER PLOWS.
MITCHELL WAGONS.
HARRINGTON" & SMITH
Have just received direct from the manufacturers at Canton. HI.,
The Largest aad Best Varies Stock of Plows and Harrows
Ever offered on the Sound.
The Canton Clipper plow has gained a national reputation for durability and ex
cellence of make, and Harrington A Smith are sole agents in Seattle. There have just
arrived
TWO CARLOADS OF MITCHELL WAGONS
Both heavy and hisht, direct from Racine, Wl*. Intending purchasers wiil do well
to call and inspect our stock.
Always Ahead.
W R. GALLAGHER,
Successor to Alfred -invder.
The only agent for the celebrated W. F. Izett Creamery Batter, which has no e<jn».
Also the California Quito Oil, the only pure salad oil that is sold.
Besides my large stock of staples. I have a urgt and varied assortment of fane,
groceries, and sell at bedrock for cash, and will not be undersold.
Before purchasing elsewhere give me a call and send for price list. Small proht*
and quick sales.
W. R. GALLAGHER.
Or»»rer and S»sd Merchant **QO l*'r«»nf ■*#■»?» 1» W. T
E. U SMITH. BEN. HAZELT.NE M. C. UEKVEY.
CARPETS. CURTAINS.
LOWEST PRICES. LATEST PATTERNS.
! *
PACIFIC -CARPET COMPANY
1214 FRONT ST., NEAR SENECA,
SEATTLE, - - WASH. TY.
ALBERT HANSEN,
—IXiLKK 131
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry
1 *
tie Hgcxi-M for the c«l«biat*4l
| STEIN WAY PIANOS,
4nd ottter Alulc**** «>t I'ian<)« and 4 >rj*ana
YESLEH 81-OCK. FROVT STREET. ddw
Cascade Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
SEATTLE, W. T.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
A Mackintosh. President J A.Gould, Secretary.
W R Ballard. Vice-President. W. L. Gaxzam. Treasurer.
G. E. MILLKH *V CO.t - - City Aftrent*.
j lift Mill Strfftt. Occidental Rlock.
MORAN BROS.
Iron Founders and Machinists,
A.Nil DEALKRS IS
Mill and Breamtx>ar Engtaeers' supoliea, Iron. Brass and Copper Pipe and Fitting*
*:eam arid Water Brax* <*CKMIS. Mar nine Cop Set and Lair Screws; S*oam anC
hian! PUHJJ*S. HO*- Packing ami W*STK Cylinder and oth*r Lab-icatingO.is. Stear:
heating for public and private buildings.
We have the most compete p4pe attinic and threading un u,r; north of Sor
FrttZiCisco. land and marine engines, and ail kinds of naa. hiner, built aui re
Tmired We us . en hand and for •<• low, «v ond-han.l eugin-* an i oilers.
V ' *'• »r>"»- P.-..- i..-'
THE DUWAMISH MILL COMPANY,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in All Kinds of
Lumber.
OFFICE. COByBR OF fOMKEBrKI. AWD LAME BTBKKTB P 0 BOX. 497
Harrington Smith
Arc the Sole AgenU for the i >lebrat«<! Specialty,
| Stockton Sperry's Flour.
i o»am«re'.»; ixrttt ■ S«»tri». W T Htrriigtoa * Smith
: LEVY BROTHERS,
i laPOBTER* AND ULAI.KKS I*
! IMPORTED, KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIGARS I
f TOBACOU6, PIPES, CUTUCRT.
And all the taiast smokers aigicka. Wa invito ihe paWlc asd the trade In genera' j
1 to caL au j eaAza.as oar atock and prloea.
lKt Commercial «.freef. "S»'h »tle. W. T.
J. SCJIRAM,
Stoves ancl Tinware
COKXEBCIAL STREET, SEATTLE.
CaU Men bajrteg |M4J la tkst 11M.
MEXICAN LINIMENT
fT \
ft **h «»!£\nd 1
\ gj^»tg^js»so^g ga y
g|
Thus the '" Mustang" conquers pain,
Makes MAN or BEAST well again! f
JAMES MEANS'
®K "% $3 SHOE rrttilMl :nTh«'»t»t. r " * " *' W# T»
L«««^\V.tv.r EUXD ,n *sr*«X?lOTsMs
IT VsiSTYLE UNEOUALLS3 *®J? « l *-* t '*■ J«r-« *««tt«-»?SLf?S
/ Qv* DURABILITY I*3J^^J^JssiSrs3SVi
/jam£"s^^^^«f'^rjL»s£3
r "* fftfln*! $c- asl ju
( n fft N v j. nr PIT " m vor »^a
TfciMar 3
f | 10l \ I" T " • #M hy rrtaito*
wn *f ike rovitrr, w# v «
placo iherv -nsllr w.tcin your reach in aar State or Terriiory If j«>* wIU tn«*«t as*
postal card an! writeto its. __ __._ ■> m — 1
JAMES MEANS 4 CO., S5§E
41 Lincoln St., Bomob. Ma»». CANNOT FAIL /i 1
J.N. RENGSTORFF. SATl's Bj
Cor. FROST and JAMES 3TS , f
SOLE AGEST FOB £*VIT S4 SHU*
SEATTLE.
NOT FOR SALE.
OS THE CONTRARY, OCR
it ha» eonatanti? k*pt p«* * lth the growth and ptwperitjof wanla,
ami th>* prospects for th»- fatttir wen- n v, r ' -rtar. We -epresent eleven luaraMS
companies, among which nay be foon<i tfct nMest anil beat ia th* wor;4. We > unftas
oanrlin to a k-firimat- insurance uuiD-w t -xf !n«i reijr. gtrtog that »loae ear «rtct
personal attention, Wr have recently to our list the London JLwoAnca, with a
capita! »f I! >.000.000. Tb!« is the oldest iinrurc company in the world.
Pfiti nxjuir-n* insorancc, either Fire, Marine. Li fe or i cchltnt, will and It ta thak
advantage 'o call on n» at oar oSi-e in the Ponoin bwUdinf, Front atnet Xm!
JAMES A. CAREY & CO.
I IE!
Auction! Auction!
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS' WORTH «: Diamonds, Watd*
i Jewelry. Soli J Silver-ware, and Silver l'late, Clocks, «t.-. Kvery tftide a
this stock is STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. -Sale will commence SAT CROAT,
JANUARY 12th. and continue (rout day to day until the entire Hock it
( cleaned out. Sale every afternoon at 2p. m.. and 7 j>. m. in the evening
Ladies especially invited to our afternoon "ales. Do not stay nwaf fro»
this »aie thinking that the ifmnh must bring their value or not be sold, *J f»
; are positively retiring from the jewelry busin.es.
L. P. Smith & Son. 708 Front Street
HARRINGTON & SMITir
laportrn i»l Hhotonml* Dfti#r«
Hare now cm band the largest and beet »eleote4 clock en Paget »OUB4,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWABI
Iron, steel. Cntiltfi and Ship Chandlery, Flow. Feed, Hay and Grain, Palati
and Oil*, and all kind* of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Al*o Lime, Brick, Platter and Cement a*>le Avunta for Clipper Plow* aad
Harrow* and Mitchell Wagon*,
Commercial street, Seattle, W. T. H AKIUNOTON M BUTE
SCHWA BACH EK BROS. & }
vIKCOftrOftATBD;
Importers and Whoienale Dealers io
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL,
BUILDING MATERIAL, MINING and BLACK
SMITHS' TOOLS, FARMING IM
PLEMENTS, ETC., ETC.
our Pn. « with either -*ari Francisco or Portiaad. Printed
Lists mailed on application.
SCHWAQACHER BROS. & CO. di'coar'fci
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
Great 10 per cent Reduction Sale for 30 Dayi,
E. LOBE & CO.
T. R. PUMPHREY,
u:\mi. fokwiuim an CMHISSIM «uit.
Grain, Hay, PoUtott asii < 'alltotula Faed. HOPS A SPECIALTY. ■ •
•'artfully AtUoiletl to.
Railroad Avenue, Between Mill and Wa«hlnt;ton Street* SW* -
tie. W. T.
Z. C7M I I. K B,
Saceaaaar ta W.d l»H A llln , Wk*l*Ml« aa<l K*UU Ortter la
RiMJES, I WIS, PIKLIIR I\H l!()\ STOVES.
Or l. r* Iron the roantry toUtiled aiiJ satiifactioa guaranteed.
v.riv«* uk h oall ami look thruuxh our ImmmM
*tlll Hrwl. s«a*ll». ff. T. j
LOWMAN & HANFOBD S. & P. COU
SOLE AGENTS TOR
tout Mia fJTU J I 9% HI PACKARD
«A>S. HUM If & OKA
And other flr«-cIAM Plan..*, .]»a ; . nlu liatrum- uU. fvrner Front and CbwW;
Colkett Sc MoCallum,
SucceiMKirs to Peler«*»n I'.ro*., Importer and l>eaJers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Orders by Ala.il Solicited.
B)a PROMT STBFFT. P. O. W"* !i^-
THOMAS OOWUN
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor*
PLAN- AWI) iPECIPH'AThJN- ... -TK \ V »'-Al« oTEAM INrtlWfc tf?
I all kinds of mechanic*; utrurmrv* v\«>rk ntperiuU tiJUMi when
enirut"* indicated and alteration* adTittd «p<»o U»e view of •coooßJ «*» hou/irf
dtrvt;ioi>ia«*n; of freaver power 0t ship* **' i ail klwii of wkßt-b''***?
and *Ol4 on 0..3 cd s*l»u Wborvcr may be aoin* inr.o n«»%* ou-rprtse* of
would dnd it to " fir interest w coaMUt Wltfc hlia b*fw« «s?ertnjr
1 A R'rwl, «*»»•»»-.
L. K. G. SMITH,
IMPORTYB AWD JOBHB Of
liliiii Ud TtbtMM, iNfttillU iMfe, PifH, CillJfJ, StltlfMff. **
Mill MMM. lul4> lu>i Balldta*. taattla. W.
tola toe (barter da Madrid K**W««Cigai& J

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