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WASHINGTON NEWS
■ ■■
While Miners Kapidly Leav
ing Boslyn.
TflK SPOKA** B*OW%.
Cwfemc* of Clnba at
POljMptft-Tkt Hloop *ar«fca
All Ulght.
lunmu. F»b. is.-4ad« reign* st
Eeelyn A large asmber of whfte miner*
toft to-day tor Montana. It i* reported that
the mint* will be to-morrow aaoro
lag with negroes. A Jew white men who
d lie "hosted" snd enable to k*r* town wl!!
•too «o to work- Tbe balance of the white
ssiaers will M *• P®*'
Is sattctpated «nJ«» It U a
tow individual
k> V p teen carrying on In a rather high
SldcdßUW' f?<l *r and abusing ta*
miners, bat so far no troubleol any kind
has occurred __
thb I>4»* TW thoisanh.
•abicrlptiM* t« tli* Bwb
iMy Com* Slowly Sow.
M-okaKl Faias, Feb. J.S -Tbe I ICO,GO*
subscription to tbe sO-k of tbe Kpokaae
Fells 4 northern raP-road needs Shoot IPX
OW for coupon. Tbe '-otamlttee u
nearly st tbe 5-txl of their list, however,
' aad tneqoantioa of where this reraaieiag
aawront &to be rsdsed becomes mor«* diffl
"'jrowTfitoveri J. J ■ Browse, tbe spokes*
Mill Com pan? And F. H. Moon? have each '
riven l'M») Burns A Cfcspman p«t their
buim down for |£M Kit') otbrr intMtl
bent came along with #*». IK® and
smaller *um*. tbe conomiitw- rvreirjng
*s*" r SEEe as krw a* |3O. bat it In hoped th«t
tbe end of the week will see tbe last SIO,IOO
subscribed, and t)i»- lis* closed Then work
Wlfl be commenced.
OLMPIA XKWI.
Cssbrmra af Itapnblican Clwbe—
Maw laeorporsAlaas.
OLrvrts. Feb Vs. —Tbe conference of Be
■fMjfss clubs, which was called to elect
fletoastes to the national convention
which meet* Is Baltimore on the 2*th
Inst., was held at tbe Cariton hotel in this
diy this mominif. The tollowlnf cinb* were
wpmsentad; Grant, of Heattie; Harrison
aftd Morton Ufion. of MeaUie; of
TaeOHii; Lincoui. of Olympis: BepnbUcau
Clab, of LaConner. and Cresbarn. of North
Yakima Captain William McMicken.
pnstdaat of tlie Republican League of this
Ttetllarr, acted as chairman of tbe confer
ewes, sod Geo. (1. Mills, secretary of tb»
tow*, scted as secretary. The only bus!
MM to come before tbe .'conference was
the election of four delegates to the nation
aleoarentiou. and the following nersons
were Chosen as such delegates; Watson C.
taßbe of Seattle, Tbos H. Cavanaugb of
Olympla. E. B. Hyde of Hpoksnc Falls, and
Htm. K. Brown of Tarotna. Tbe foHowiug
gßsraates were also rbamsa Trusten P.
Dyer cf Heattie. L. B. Howlctt of North
Yakima. Harry k Wilson of Spokane
Palis, and H. W. Bradford of Tacoma.
OKKKSAL MgWS.
(tor Kemple has apooiuted tbe follow
Jag notarh-s public W. K Crewdsou T Ki- j
tewsbura; A. R. Coleman, Port Townsend
A. W. Holland. Hpraane; George F. lafresz.
POtseroy; (ieorge f. Gllinot* and Herbert
6a«ton, Seattle.
Following are among tbe more Ittipor
tant transfer* of real estate, which were rt
corded yesterday: Port Blakeiey Mill Com !
paay to J. C. Campbei! et si , 40 acres near;
fioath Olympia, IWCU; N If Owing* to E. I
MeQovern, block of Psttlson cubdlrisloH.
el A. 1 nasi to N. Tire, ♦> sf*re« near
water, 114)0.
Ai>octs4oor)werth ofTum water real estate
changed hands yesterday.
Meair*. (ieorge H Emerson snd C. T. |
Wooding of Gray's harbor were iu tbe city
yesterday. Tbey left for home this morn-
Mr. Frank M. Cowey is suffering from
quite a severe iUueas. tbe result of a bad ;
CO (1.
Hon. F. I. Biodgett, who has been very
ill with diphtheria, is recovering.
CORPORATION* FORMED.
The following corporati out have filed ar
ticle* with Secretary < >wing*
Bagley Printing Co. of Seattle capital
atOCk, *19,00*; trustee*, James A. Bobbins,
Z. F. Hickman, E. < . Wlllson, E. M. Kim
atell and Cbas. N. Evan*, tu objects are
to engage In the business of prttuUig and
publishing books, magazines, newspaper*
and to do a genera! Job printing business.
Yakima Meal Estate and Improvement
Company of North Yakima; capital stock,
ISKMW. trustees, F. R Reed, L. McLean. 11
C. Hamplirev, J. D. ('oroett, (ieo. I>oua!d.
Geo W. Bird and H. A. Huson. Its object
Is to transact a general real eatatc and im
pcovement business.
Plttaburg Consolidated Mining and
Xtßtef Company of Walla Walla; capital
•tockTa'tO.ooo. trustee*. !i. 0, Hlalock. R J
Livingstoue, W, 11. Reed, T 1. Bropby and
A. I. Jones. Its objects are to engage In a
general mining and milting business
Aberdeen Electric Company of Aber
deen; capital stock, 910,000. trusters. J. Q,
Weatberwax, Oeorge ft. Allen. <i. S.
Thomas, F. R. Wail and J. A. West lu
objects are to erect aud operate electric
light plant* and electric lint*.
Trade Dollar Mining Company »f s*attlc
capital Mock, |2*O.OUO: trustees. T w. Ben
uett, E. M. Rush and E H Hubbar.l lu
o»«jecU are Ut carry on a general mining
business.
Southern Pacific Town C<>mpany of
Tacoma; capital stock, •nxi.WM tru»t<>e».
1. J. Bnlton, E. E. Balr aud !* H. Ijoomis.
Its objects are to make
lionds. mortgages. ►:»* k«, real «state and
••curl tie#.
TM'UMA NKBH
SMvorea Granted-A Funeral Train-
Court Ktttr*.
T*<oa*. Feb. 15.—1n confirmation o( the
report of Iteferee I. p Palmer. Jmlg-
Allru yeaterday trrauud a divoree to Frank
l.uukley from Mary lankier. The evl
dean- submitted proved that on November
22, WHS, Mm l.unkley «k>|ie<] to San Fran
rUMtt with Frank F Menu, of S>atUe. and
oa thU breach tit her marriage vow Mr
Lunkley secured hi* divorce The defend
•at wa» represented by II r. Uarritaon.
•ad plaintiff be A A. Knight.
A> II « ci« k thl* morning the awerial
train bearing the remain* pf AwUtant
tJenorai Manager of the Northern I'aciHr
Railroad N. Iv Root, whctw death occurred
y«*t«rilay, utartcd for the tut \mn>b>
naming the remain* wen- Mra. Root and
daaght*-;-. Thief Kugiuetr kcudrirk and
Dr. Buckley, chief aurgvoa of the com
Ky The lacomo'sve and car* were
vily draped In mourning
In Judge .tenter* court t.»~da* the petit
larceny eha**e preferred by M K<>(tn
agaiu*t Frankte Howard and r Bum. Wat
dlaiatMcd. the idaintlff failing to appear.
Two laborer* in unloading a largt* evltu
der from the wharf onto a *co». deatined
for the F'o* U'.and clay w.-wk*. ye*terdar.
Mac cylinder clipped, and fearins It wouid
K»t away matte frautlc effort- to M«p u,
aaoreeding only at the ei\mm- of »«-tereW
Wittered hand* and a badly hrut». « f.* •
by a Mr Andcraou
Affidavit* for aat<.rali*at>.m M|ert were
made at Clerk Aver* oAtr e» <Uv l.r Fred
Latoade of Canada ao4 Julio* Kr*u«rt at
France
Th» ttnal acvonut of the ratat# of
Waiker «a» filed before Judgv ftn-kimham
by Administrator C. M F*t,rda*. ami»iiow*
money paid out lUtl and tweit.t*
#N3T» HX
Thv la»t wil! and teatamcnt of John Tod
made July \ ivm.. and l by rh*
R. Corey and J, l>. lV>we!l. wa« petitioned
for proUte to .lav and grautr.l The wi«
lea* ea everything the teatator «a» »«»
■eawHl with lothe famtlv of John latvnu-ss
ter
A petition »a» alao presented b> ;hr a !
minsatratrix ol thr e«tat<- of Minnie M«*
iertoieil j.rojn rt> onuide t!-e territory
Urauted
The Maud art' Oil Co.. ul Cleveland, O
obtained Jadgtaeut lu the d«atrict court to
day again*! Chapman A » o l»; HOT
TbedtMl rt «i|| MieM a
from Monday, Jnd*-* AUyu jr. ! -,« Thr
vaiettdar contain* 23J raw-*, of whirh «j
are civil and balance crtmiuai
Twenty aeven trau*fer» »»: r«>al relate
ww put on record to-day
HKATTLK AM) MOMtCV4\O
Sri|kl l'roapeeta «»f < oniiee(|..n t»y
Tw» Kaitroad*.
MoKTR.tANO, Feb. H li H. MaiMPD J
A. Campl*!l and J, k Mnrphy, ail of the
Blakeiey raitrvxtd. ha\ e bee>a in the vity
the |>aat few dav*. aihile Ft W Tuai»infs
ehief encsuee? of Ihe Chebaiu A urat «
Harbor railfvad ttaamn*. the evening assd
one 'lav In the "(mnerial Ma». ot of the
CheUall> valiet 1 li*- <vf the'v
raiiroad ofßeial* ha* ha«S a ut ueeafe'. r<
lort »ux\n real and la* caa*e>!
many to remark It w >n t U- kvtii Wf.tre
we will have direet counetf ots «« »>
auie
Aa woi>u aa a raslruad reavl.ta tbi» p,.:-.,t
Munteaauo k fmnre srea;n. «.» wtit W a>
•ared, for the eity 1« •urrmttt.iod be *otae
of a# flue a«rifuitura! land av s a
waaiera Washington, whik the uatwra?
of this |«!:nt for farr.»r ,»
van on» kind* ate aa cxhk', a* aui |xn us ;a
tn the tarritorjr
MAMUI. IN tHTOUIt
Aa Katgllah Harvaet !>«-«* rt» Hla
WIN for a Cnwtitttla
t ii!*. H «\,Frht I • U;» uij h
«Ua» th« wife ol au Ku*U«h ha;, at j f
eat reaideut In thi« eHy wili take s
•ac» a<au»»t her tusahaad on a ■ Ua»xe
aeu aupwwi aad taflddQtjr. A ta*W.aU« >
«ui*rr of Ut* tlemi-Wioiuir tan* aaa "the i
eoantea* U t oiMenxit ta thy t, »■
I'art T..x b.rrd >«.%»*
tfc* ioaa of the |£ar*ia aaa tiait«aad- ■ 1
ad. Dariaf the saorv she rotsnd shelter
aad sagiril no daaiacc.
Mr. Ira Oman wood, taanaseraf tbe Pe
«et aoaad ofitoe, la owlSe ill of
tooaifttta. Mr. G. W. Thannaa iatacharge
of tbe otfcna leraporarliy, hat aatortacate
Shaa bad aa wfra to w«ek oa a craat part
SEAL NTATE TRAnmi.
Deeds lUeordsd at tbi Aadllar'i
OSes Tssterdat.
Baal estate traoaar tkma from Jantuuy L
IMS. to date are f1,6«3><9 Sd. Tber* were
li«d for record seaterday <1 deeds, tba foa
side rations a»«r»Ttatin* mj*X. a& averate
of |l«fcV Following is tbe list as far
aiabew by Wood 4 Osborne, aMwten of
title-
E. Biawett to M. J. Win*low, kit 16, blk
41, Deaay 4 Hoyts add. II.jO.
C W. barker to «. M. Van Dorec. lot 10,
blk *E. Mayaard's Ws*aln«ton add.
IM.
F. ba..ta*r» to T. Boyd, iota fc, 'J. IS, bik
3D. Yasier i first add, t'JKA).
H. B. Bojnb'B t« M. itoynton. Oyster
c aitri Hatrte »i»
B. C, Calkin* to Frank /. Msnroe, A acres
trat-ta C, T, K an«l X. aud 'rtmm uacta Sua.
«; UL 01. *,X, SI. >Ot, m. 1«>, ill tract *,«
cept tou 4, S and 6 ia A I, A S. in tract 1A 1
and 4; and lota A, 4,» aad 4 la A X in tract
)*: A & and tots 2. »,4. > aad 6 in Al in tsaam;
lot* 1, t, t, 4 and *>t» A 1 aad A '£ aad * In
tract % k/«a 1,2 aad <isA 1. aad A S !»
tracts*!. k*s?,. 4 in A i »n tract »!: AJI
aad 4; and lots 1, 2. a and 4
1a A 1, all 1a tract 15. ali of aboTe
betnuMaple l*+l add to <»rean lake Cirrie,
O Boost to M McCJcan, lot 1, bik «, Madi
son street add, fiiO.
H. White to The Seattle Tarn Vereio, Sot
#, bik 7, haacer's first add West ncattic,
fID,
A. B. LieweUya toG. xttott. i«4* 1, 2, bik
•, street add. |3M.
D. T. Denny to Western Washington
Bible »<ciety. tots & and <, bik », bortn
tieattic. 11
Ameri<an Bible society to WestsraWssb
lacton Bible we-iety, lots h and 4, bik *.
Norta »«*Ule. 11.
W. F Epier toG W WeUs. tots 4 and &,
and ► of l«t 2. hi* 7, Comstock add. ttMl
G W. Yancr toOeattie Tarn Terein, iot
13, bik X, Pacific add uap}. West
iseattie, I juo
H. < hapiia to Tnra Vereia, lot 12.
Tdk to, Bustoa Company 's add West Seattle,
ptHi
W F. Epler to B. N. atapheoson, lot S,
4, bik $7, Mercer's second add. FAOU
W H. ioboaoa to Jamts Park, lots i, blk
44.1>. « Mayaard's a<ld, l *M'
M. U Walter to M. Henry, lot 14, blk23.
benny 4 Hoyt's add. 1125.
J. E Kennedy to U A. Smith, lot», bik
27, A. A. i>eany s add, fo.ooo.
A. J. Jobaaou to if>. Biaaxza. lot 15. bik ?,
Motor l.iae add, |&0.
A. Pipber to h. Blsaxza, iot l«, bik 7, Mo
tor Line add, |75.
W. H Johnson to H. A. i«t 12. bik
37, A. A. Denny's add, |r>.ootf.
W. F. Richardson to H. H. ."»pencer. lots
r and 8. blk SI, I). T. Denny 's Park add,
UfiOO
K. Blewett to K. Waterboase. lot 3, blk li,
md lot 9, blk IH, Deaar 4 Hoy t's add. JSJ»
■Muore land Co. to 't. ». Wab-riioti*. , iou i
11 and 11 bik 7. Hazel wood add, sap. ||£o
D. H. Klacksasr u* J H. Wat kins, lot S,
ilk 11, Jonas' sap of blk 11, Bnrke's 2<i add,
tiQO
J. W. Maple toC. W. Prouty, 4 acres,!**
H. Hasmasaeu to E. J. Hteei. e 10a of s J , '
>f nw j-i of sec 12, tp 22, r 4 e, I'M.
A. Peterson to A. Jobnsoa. and 1 , of is
-£ of ne' 4 of sec 4, tp 2f> r 4e, |7«f».
V. 0. to Big Tom (Indiaa), lot 1 >aud se '4
>f ne < 4 *r bsc 1«, tp 21. r& e. 77_'<0 acres.
C. B Bagiey to HT. Wai worts, e l , of lots
> and *>, bik 07. D. T. Deaay's I'ark aSd,
IWB4
W. Wardeii to P. Wickstrota, 40 acres off
a »K1« ef s ' 4 of sw '» of sec 19. tp 24. r 4 e.
tfJOt.
P. Wiitkstrom ta 0. E. Hall. 26 acres In sec j
•J, tp 21 Me, 14.250
F. E. rauder to F. Orabit, nnd interest i
n oyster claim "Mercury,' |UW.
C. Crai* to Mrs. H. Featc, iot 13, blk 10, j
lurkc s 2d ad<i, 1400.
T J. paudegreu to T. L. i>abuey, 1 acre in
e« i'», tp Z>, r 4 e, |2i .'
T. L ta T. J. aandcrgen, 1 acre in j
ec '2.'.. tp i&, r 4 a, 1*25.
C. W Prvats to < . rt. Merrill, lot 5, blk 42 •
l. Pontius' add, |2tJO.
J. Cranney to C. t). Merrill, lot U, blk 42, A.
'ontius add, 11.
G. Dorfiel toC. H. Hill, lots l and 2. blk
*, Yeater's Ist add, I2.JWJ
D. H. Blackuiar to W. Edwards, lot 7, bik
1. Jones' sup, blk 11, Burke's 2d add. IMO. '
C. H. to C. W. Morrill, sw ' 4 wf set' 28, tp
1, r 4 e, U>o acres, |4OO
J. T. Clay worth to 11. J. Ihurlou, lot 4.
•Ik 2. Palatiue Hill add,|l'.M}.
L. L. SteiuwcK to J. Jumes, lots, bik 23, i
4ercer's2d add. 1730.
"KATHI.KCN MAYOI ItNp.KN "
Finely Produced by the Karrett
4»leas«u Oramatlc Company,
The cmwtioual drama of "Kathleen Ma
voaraeen" was given m excellent styl« by 1
the Barrett & Cleatou l'rawaUr Company
at Frres Oi*ra house last evening.
"Kathleen Marournecu" is of the bettor
classof I*lah dramas and {Mutraya the drv
mestic life of the natives of the <<reen Isle.
It abounds in pathos aud humor, and tears
and smiles crowd each other from the be
ginning to the end of the drama The
costuming and sage effects were excellent. ]
Harry l*<>wley, ft j. Barrett and Mis* Isa-'
be! Caffner carried off the honor* of the
evening. At the matinee this ahsruoon
the "lady of Lyons" will be given, and I
night the same play will be repeated. In !
this splendid drama the company will be
splendidly dres*ed. the gown* of the ladle*
being particularly worthy of in*pectiou
PANMKMOER LISTS.
Per steamer I'uiatllla, from NSB Francis
ro, February 15 For seat tie—J. Corbet t,
11. H. liiugley. J. B Myers, W. Bynum. P.
0 IV Robinson. J. 11. Bynum, A. E. War
tier. J. J. llawkln*. J L. Cannon, Cnr
Us. J M rtmith. W Penny, t' F Sheridan
aud wife. H. P. Beckett. W. It. Keetiev, U.
W Kerney. »i Schammel, Mi«s L White.
Mr* F llituto, the three Have*
sisters, T. Morrisey and wife K T stalev
and wife, V% Mouteomery and wife, E.
Cv»megy* aud s«»n. J. B Kane, II /. Kane.
I» A. Robertson, A. I ileed.O. W. lamor
eaux and wife, C. c Waiker, Mr». Osborne. !
F II Hunker. V. F Seymour. H A Ilaler*
F. C. Alger and wife. 1. Harder. U Wine
bill, c Rugers, T. U*lie, W B. Wamell,
F. Kogers and wife. J. F Ankeuey.J. N.
Fenton. F. F Billiag*. Mis* I* E M Neen, E ■
J Kennedy and wife, R. I" Wvraan and
wife. J I you*, P. soutag, J W. 1 turn and
and wife. W. II Yeoman«. J. S Fiftcld, G
W Fdiuoa*. Miss C. Rollins, O. HUM. Van
Vartman, Jos. Scbieke, A Scblese. Mrs.
1 von, Mi»* Benson ut«* Tboru, Mi** Oic
den. Mr Barney. A Bolker.
Port Towaaeod- W E. Stexeus, C. 11
Jone*. J F IS-TERS, Mrs H K Hahn Mr*
Frosleta C. J. Miuaick
Victoria D II Held. Mr* F K Thane
it Wani aud wife, T} Hlntch, J. C. Wiint' .
J J Austin, wife and daughter. J Punreo!
N " sjlvU. W Cawidy, Mr* Miraet and
tw«» children
Ta oma-c. p. Hrown. J It Ntcbala, C.
H Aitken. J J. Vt: »<ni. i*. A Packslier,
Mrs. t apt. Morse.. J. p. Armstrong. H. *
\rm»tro»«TF. B. I Hrcwa, T II aldrich and
Wife, A Hurtle* S 11 Adam« and wife. A. •
R. Thoranwrn. W l> Klhlaute. Mr*. i,»H
man. 1 IT FT>rd, J lvartng, W Parr aud
wife. L Bergtr. i. Barkenricb. p. fciumb
wiug. J J. Rem.nth
Hregou A T aUfornia Passed Medford
Mrs . Thomas HWINS*. Mi*S F. shudreu.
MISS Annie .smith Y V Armstroog and
wife. M. Stijenotm. II 1} Hopkins. I- T.
•M'ot, A »» Wright. J. L"SA«'u». .■Crloctis,
11 M Mosiey.T, W lamb, Ed. Tbomp*ON
, and WLH\ Thomas twin*, TL Rcveien, I.
V*a Horn, It llautttr>l, II >att!p*ON, A. M
WRSVBT. J P. Jaek**M sad wife. C >J»tibu
L '• -v. it >. litJe,
" TL T - iia», James *«ra, wife,
llom.r •» King. W Khliiiue, « R -
ic;. « 1. I a-m hard, m P. • 'allender and
V «v. > E Kercheval. \ Vtdler. J* UE«
•VUATTE, C. F IKIRRAUC*'-, lkc Peiaenbarh, N
MafvtH). II A IVRTII.S; J. H«A*eti. R. J
Black, T J *tuf*.l. W U C. UANUUTVA and
•IS second clam
IVr steamer Walla Walla for -AN Fran
TFTSSX* FROM INATUE Fehruan 15 O W WOOD,
F. P STTREUSIRN, A. K Gv*tfrey and wife, A
M Braem*. % 0 \ onaors. T V Fie ovine.
* I. Peek and wife. Mrs. |»R snman, MR»
VT»»let HETT MU* Etta tngal'a. t" KR:N»I
H. *tr«ug. Mr*. L»a»ts. It I iJulline. « H
iWtril, F. A MW. John * K
Sherusaa and 3A steerage
ritoit r. n. k%Nmn.ru.
i > >-! *>. r*k ji.
To the K-S.Uv In your iMot«>of Ktlruary
19th<-rv "Tfcrv »u:
• which mill ica4 wmt jwjU*
a*tray if «fce> 4o tK>: i aow th«?trtum
*teticr-< The *srmm<>r K4ith ha» made u
many trips to 1 vutifu «k* the (retjfht aul
tifight ot «Tat** uiiui t miXzMi of. au4 U.r
that printing u ijlß* «-:slwr ht"v
** * ! not * imct Thtt m«r
t-isaut Who IUM4 worth o< £wo>t» at Se«
MM *ta not »hij> lt, w ,*a thp Edith an
it*. tb*» arv d*hv«ffrd at hi*
*bi<hi*(wo tathra iarthrf «}< th* river
thaa tha KJith Ctww. a»d then i* t>,« an
otb*r tui rv bant NMivlca the <>t»v rrfrttM (a
• hu«n u« ha»f hu rx*a thipaad u> th*
t.iftdca iaa Sa»< ;aot M t+i«s hy tj,*. y uth
la n?*ard t« cfear***, th«» arv >tiv >»m. *»
w«w. atoJ »•» h4*h«r. aad ih«> wnva v. t>o *
arete that art>>-. that h« wa» ut!*
rvj>r>*ni;a4 tbr s -a» when bf pattttod it
lb<» ahj it »«* wruuns it thti
The «»a ii*r» ol th* I. ath ?*vwr i «'».tvn b»
»a»4'.o# ati.l Uvittf Uwrr, •» thai A .■» >«
in that t*w trthti:art t • Jja I*t» *>■ 4>,
tft«*rv ■'.*»* .vaaiui «| »k*r |v?v*|wrtti rrv.i
s» 4'■ *5 S :.ai« «. *n .- ar • 5
Uf at abd hof>t&f that i will bat ha«« to
ai*i» am m.rfr corrwu.-.u. ><f »a:>--vti*
swopMt- tn»£j. i EL Hak«»'< i<tt
Mr i.aa ~u;4» (a tj» oa met of titr tMaai
tr Kdtth
"«*"<• Urn i* >*i U» id a rf.jht
t*a Mtrt, wfeu-S f;>fcc.f»c tatwrt it* pr 4
l<af MMUriKfe Fat; dimiiaM
K«f HViafliti ii>* Uw afv«<ui • s . a«-h
t«i iaict- It iaalv uj. ;tt ~ ~4 s , m
a (AHxwatr«t«<d vAirad Yv»tr 4<u««U
aaUto rvtw <t U»» «;»«»«•*, if -,
Kittucj Sra »* M what •* riaMb«4
K* it. »«14 by Stewart & Itu* («,,
lliKrta Crj s« Paa«'»
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
gCATTur. Feb. 15.
Tfce tone of tbe Enreopens wheat market
m las per/via*. as is that of the Chicago
c.s.'k* ?. aad frotn a 0 an ad
f ranee in prices ta to toitow. CoswiderabU;
wbene Im he id 2n tbe Willamette vaiicy and
east o< tbe mountain*. !n ease price* do
rise, tbesw farmers who were wise esoagb
! to bold tbelr wheat, wtil realize handsome
profit* Both <tome*Uc and Eastern oys
ten are ataia scarce. Tbe scarcity of
| C/.rtat*fan and sJemish oysters is dae to
f tbe recent stormy weather, it being next
Ito impossible to cnteb an »y«ter dnrinc
erea a w<nd «tona. i<*a>r« a-e di»gnated
with the pvx profit# naalfcred on Earern
Offers, and few are willin* to handle
them. They are ceaeraiijr from seven to
cine day* no tbe rawd. and darin* that
time ail tbe lee tunaily melts, and the oya
j tor* rpoil.
CaUia it another lot of hot*
fUf Ea*i Tbey will leave to ; |
: acrmv.
M«ii< «ASI>IsE AJ>'D PRODUCE k£- j
C'Ein»—t»nrtn« tbe last 24 bo'ir* tbe
man prertwx receipts at this i
fiort were a> follows- By rail—
P'Jlfct M»and shore road, isrr u>ns. < olambia
4 doand rati-mad. tons of mer
ebatidise; J*e<u*le, Lake (shore A E«»tern
i"« tons. By water Latme. 099 tons; .
Pretaier 60 tons; loia, 1 ton, Kditk ton; (
Mirrj.icao.4 ton#. Total recti pu, I'iri to a#. ,
r*HIPME?<T» Duria* tbe last 24 boars <
g<*mU and merchandise bare been shipped ,
m>m Seattle to the snrruaadic* eoantrr an j
foik>w< Bj rail— »ound !*bore mad, j
1* toba: ' viumtis &. f*uzet »«ad, 42 too*:
cattle, laae fMwjre A Easter®, *J Uius.
By water—Wail* Walia, !«*> tons: loia. 1 :
ton; ZV.zm An<toraon, JO tons: Glide, 17 i
ton*. Edith. 2 tans: <'laia Brown, "i too*:
Fleetwood, 3 tons. 1 ton; Michigan,
V-j tons Aa«tt*ta, 1 ton; Moantaiceer, 1
um; Ne'uie, 1 ton. Total shipments, !
; liy/'i Um*.
S Art BE OF RECEIPTS-Groceries, WOO I
rkgm; starch, 30 b*»; soda, 6 boxes siatea,
boxes; *amisb, 10fun, dru«s, 20rsaes, ,
pfjw ier. ' 3 ton; banl ward, 413 pkars. paints, .
23caaes. U<jaar*, «6 cases; carpet, i rolls; ,
brandy. 1 bbl. hay, 1 car; {vtano*. 3in
sa«es, eicari. 14 cases; rice, 1040 isau; J
newspaper, 177 bale*; Chineae wbisky, IM
cam*, nata. L> basket#; sngar cane, X cases. , .
salt, 500 sk*; cattle. 20 bead. lard, 32f> ca«es;
c«s, 10 cases, apples. 207 boxes; batter, 5j t
pics, * boxes; nau, 5 bags; aborti, 11 sacks:
t>ran. izr> tacks; 1 amber, 4000 feet; wood, i .
cars. sbingkt. i - ars.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
«* roe* ma review.
Xl* Y<j*k, Feb. 15.—The stock market
was more lively and stronger to-day. and
the result of uk' day's trading i* to leave
almost everything fractionallyhigher than
iast evening. though outside of grangers
there was little or do feature in the list, a
sudden change came over the temper of
' speculation towards noon, however, when
Sit wu announced the Burlington bad '
signed the agreement, and there was a
ruah for both *idea, on account of which
the market woo recovered all the losaea Of
the forenoon and brought price* up to
higher figure*. The improved fee Hair ex- 1
tended t« ail portions of the lift, although
; the granger and Atchison, which were
freely bought by Boston, monopolized the
greater portion of the business done.
First prices were generally firm, at a slight
advance. The close was active aud strong,
at the best prices of the day.
EXCHANGE AWD SEiTRITIES.
New Toax, Feb. 15.—Money on call, cany
at l ! y«2 Prime mercantile paper,
Merlin* exchange dull and firm:
COday bills, |4 *6%; demand, it «S-%.
man ml
4« (registered) V&% 4%* (coupons, . 109
4* (coupons). 12>% Pacific 6a 112
4%# (registered ).1(J7%
WTO. g*.
Can Pacific.. fig Northwestern JOT*.
Cau Southern.. 56% S. V. Central IQN%
Burlington. 113 Oregon Impr'v.. 65%
Del. & Lacka .142', Navigation . 31',
Denver &K. G.. 16% Pacific Mail. *%
Erie 29% Reading .. 48% [
Kan*. & Texas 12% Rock Island »%
Lake Shore 104% Tcxaa Pacific .. 21% i
I* it Nashville <50% Union Pacific... 6®
Mich. Central 91% 0. 8. Express .. 7#
Mo. Pacific ~ 7*% Fargo Exoreiw.. 1)4
Nor. Pacific !»>. Western Union.. (45%
N. P. Preferred 66%
HEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
New Yore, Feb. 15.—Hops-Firm and
qtitL
Coffee—Option* opened steady and closed
Hrm.friUO points above yesterday. Sales,
27.r0 bags; March, #ls 75«15 90; April,
915 65t3i5 80; May.ll.'i 66$ 15 85. Rio
quiet; fair cargoes, 17% c
sugar—Raw, strong; refined steadv and
quiet.
Wool—tjuiet awd weak; domestic fleeces,
52t#3*c.
Copper-Dull; lake, Feb., fl6 60.
Lead—steadier; domestic, 9:1 65.
Tin—Easier aud dull; straits. 921 20.
SAH FR AS CISCO REVIEW.
B*m Francisco, Fab. 15.—Wheat—I'n
sc tiled and easier; quotable fl 41%!*1 43%.
Barley—Feed descriptions slow; No. 1
quotable &V£&sc.
Oats- There appear to be more inquirv
and somewhat increased sales; if detnau«l
doe* not slacken the situation will become
favorable for selliug Ink-rests: choice feed.
II 10; No. I,|l 05 lower grades. »U#l 02%.
Hops-It is reported that a small *hi|e
meat of good to prime California was re
cently ma'Jc to Chicago at about 15%cde
ljvered there, aud about hairs of a sim
ilar quality have been takeu within the
week at about 12%e by a large dealer who
supplies brewers. The Eastern market re
ports firmness for the choicest grades,
which are becoming scarce. 1 here are also
inquiries from England for choice.
Potatoes— Receipts excessive: difficult to
keep wharves cleaned up; quotauous un
altered.
Butter—Free receipts; marketcasv; fan- !
cy."22%c .good to choice, l*«f2oc
Egg*—■"'tiil weak: California ranch 18c; j
store lota, 15(417c.
Chartered- Melrose, coal, Seattle to San
Francisco; Norris, lumber. Puget Sound to
Valparaiso, eo shillings.
chicaoo raoorcß market.
Chic Alio, Feb. 15—Wheat—('iostd a
'■hade easier cash, fl 04 s ,; May, |I 07'-: j
July. *' " I
torn Firmer; ca»b. 34% c: March. S4\c;
May. ,%c. 4 !
Mata-Firmer: cash. 25%e; March, 2Sc:
May. 27 15- 16c
Bariey —Nothing doing.
Pork Steady; eaaii. $1122*,. March.
111 22%; May. 11l 57%.
lard Steady; <*sh. |6 62%; March.
*"•-%•• May.* 72'y«»> 75.
CHICAGO UVK JTWX MARKET.
CHtCAoo, Feb. li - Cattle—Receipts
10.GW slow aud weak; choice to extra
beeves. |« 4«-/t« 70: steer*. 10, stock
ers and feeders. #2 20i«3 «w ; Texas corn fed
steers, *; *««.t 4».
Hor* - Receipt*. 2S,OUQ; opened 5c lower
and closed with lon* renamed; mixed. It .15
(«« 60; heavy, It 35(.«t r >6. Ught.lt (SQH sft
Sheep- Receipts, Western corn-fed.
It 10$ 4 70.
Lit ERPOt't. ii» tl*i MtRKET
Uvaarooi, Feb 15.—Wheat oatot; hold
ers offer frecl>: « alifornia No. I. 7s lod
l»er cental.
Corn Firm, demand TUOL new mixed
Western, 4s ll%d per cental.
>HIPRING NOTK*i
The »cht>. aer Teaser leave* to-night for
Hehfins »ea.
I he WilUamette is in from Portland. >he
will take another soad.
The ship Francis Thorpe went toTacoaia
i arty yesterday morning.
The bark Oakland is discharging at Har
rlugton A Smith s wharf.
Ihi Walla Waila left last ni*ht for San
Franeiaco with Ivxvton* of cm»l ami a fuil
list of pa*** 1 ajrers.
! ho ITemier brought in fiOtont of freight
<ay momißK The maji>r part of it
w*» i . ii.eae merchandise aisu rice.
The Idaho is iu from Alaska She will
take M t. !,* o( coal far -an Prancisco,
aud will leave here again on the XHh Inst
for Vi**ka
-is raaNitsto. Krb. 1A - AmvuJ >tr
*»au IVdro, . afi>ma »!r ol «'aHf»vfuia.
fV»n iatij, *tr •■istsa!. Port Tow n«nt
Hu« t>, ta*. f\.rt tiambir; Ahtv. Taconta
• 'tno- "r *tr .vijtiu'fu v aSiforaia, Sa
fcai»i«< britf t ourtn«> fofrt, t via
\»t«wta >ai.<-d- sr l iaatiiUt Vtcb»ria;
»:r wt;a, \\«.w lw», *tr (Nißlod
*!t t oamahm, l\»rt Tovtiiwßd. bk Jaiat-n
t>kta UixliK, Port
Ua4Wt
Mtiacß.ii.- \rrtve<|— fwtn l\>rt
to»|i«rtML
I'UKKt HILL KKttl.
0., Ffb \ tm
Tk IV KdiSir i w t«h »o« wsd
two«of>i«a o! yoar w%,hi) «a* at l>r»«-tn
b*r '." T. ar>4 tb*> otbrr »i Jauuaxv X
><•« hav* aAij i*!T. Tboor I rr
i>>t»r4 frt««a joe bav« W>rn woru oat t>*
aay riea4i»s Yoar* tfaiv
w « > Ki SSKIL
t»«K«i nt Im-uji tv.fxr -l'att»d ,*;at«t
V*r»tvai itaalihm n» urot>l > c«t*r4ay iti'ni
an «48<.-ia. tt»it u» Tfe«* aaarakai'*
v.i-st thither wa» to iw'.! a c iff Nwi a»4 a
haii webua of o«imi4r laii4 oa a i«4<
meet aitaiuat J T Locfchart Uv &?
»ttb ten »til uiMr ballycara* \Rtet
f%i mi - jwr »*»». jxw aiiscw It arrat* that
: «K »r.«t aa« a .< Is. t.au acvat aa4 ran £*•
Ssiti.t jo t i» a xxmuu in Uhta »uea ae4
;o%a«it «t> i t-taiiirxl a* ate.at hint by tr<r
f vrfw«.rat (.if that a»'.i.,ia*,. Whrti th»-
war*hal ati«'saj»trj to ar!) ttse t »t
>tuur4 hint by ««» *; »<•{ a:;
l&jaacuiw. <lll thr that ha had
▼u«*Srra abirh w»u.4 »},o« thai wm
Ksst t«» tJv* (ti<\;nua«6t in Uv«-
au! i»aat v
w : >~i .» ;wusat4B< th* **i#.
A p»>4 waJtA oa ay>rwttu> an 4 *
«***! *•>»* t 5«« UdM of the w?rt: ii|to o#
|*rfiyt h*ailh if J ar* ii»» asiinte4. ir
rttaSil*, bij.it -<* of batr *a im-ttiw
Mb?. yoa tor ail a*«aua to
tas». =•« i. . » iia»<iei:.>H» T«ait tt
am aafct a aca :»an «f a>»'«| hy
»t<aart A Baisara, l»rat t'».
<<—««
SEATTLE POST - INTELLIGENCES SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1889.
CREAM
Baking
SssS
Its sapertor excellence proves a mil Hows
>f homes for a or* than a quarter of a ©ea
nry. It la wed by the United States Gov
ernment Endorsed by tbe heads of tbs
ireat CuiTerrittea aa tbe .Strongest, Pares*
ind Moat Health fa 1. Dr. Price's Cream
iaking Powder doea mot contain Ammonia,
jme or Alam. Sold only in cans.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.
mrw roaa r*nr*«o «v mm*
Washington Savings Bank
Incorporated ander tbe Territorial laws.
Foot BGilding. Mill St., ieaitle, W T.
CAPITAL. - - $50,000.
OFFICEKS:
W. W. BEAEBOR.V raCUBEKT
R. R. DR* EBOEJf. VICE-PRESIDENT
B W. BIGOIXS CASHIER
A Gesenl Baikiig Basiaew Triastcted.
Draft* <lrawa on all parts of tbe world.
Interest paid on savings and time deposits.
Hoar*—lo a. m. to 3p. m., and Saturday
evening* from 7 to 9 o'clock.
Depoiuts nay be made ia person or by
registered letter, money order or express,
and deposit books will be returned as re
quested.
Money loaned an real estate at reasonable
rates
THOB. 8. KRCTZ. HARRY KRUTZ,
President. Sec'y and Treas.
Washington Loan 4 Trast Company
f INCORPORATED.'
Authorized Capital. r.00,000
(ai<l-up capital .. aO.OOC
MORTGAGE LOANS
OB
Improved Firms and Cltj Property.
LOWEoT RATES—NO DELAY.
Rrascb Orrtcß—ll6 Mill s». (Occidental
Blocs), SEATTLE. W. <T.
(iKORGE FOWLER. Manager.
Eastern OrriCßs—2s7 Broadway, New
York; 3 Sears Building, Boston.
* E stern Otfices— Home Office, Walla
Walla, W T.; Branch Offices, Colfax and
Seattle
Dexter Hortonfc Co.,
BANKERS,
Incorporated WS7.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $60,000
President W. SL Lsx>d
Vice President A. A. Darnr*
Manager. J- P. Horr
Cashier B. F. Buses
CI«HT exchange and telegraph-
O ic transfers on New York. Chicago, St.
Paul, San Francisco, Portland and various
l-oiuts in Washington, Oregon and British
Columbia.
Sight Bills of Exchange on London, avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at all points en favor
able terms.
Bonds, stocks and other valuables reoeir
ed on deposit for safe keeping.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Designated Depository and Financial
Agent of the
UNITED STATES flnmiMWT
Deals in foreign and domestic exchanges.
Makes TgucoaarHic Tkansfk&s and ls
sues Lkttkrs or CaaDrr.
General Banking Business Transacted.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
A Boardieg and Day School
FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
Tscxnna, W. 'P.
The Second Term of this year begins
February 4,
The success of the present manage
ment is -shown by the fact that the
number of pupils attending has more
than doubled since the Wginning of
the year.
TRUSTEES.
Rt. Rev. J. A. Paddock, Rector.
W. D. Tyler, W. P. Prlchard,
Rev. L. H. Wells, Fred'c Motlet.
Pupils may enter at any time, pay
ing for the halance of the term.
For term* and further particulars
appiv to
D. S. PULFORD. Head Master
CHAUTAUQUA.
Sitbtly lots SOxIOO feet In Kills addition;
wate front; one-half m 'e from the porta??
and #d;a<vnt to Chautauqua. Hatted bv
D. J. Pierce et al.
Forty CKoices out of 150
Lots Offered Between
February 18th and 28th
for 525 Each, Cash.
Prices jo* lively double*! March Ist. rail
on or address,
W. H. HEATON. Agent.
Kom block, corner Mill and Second,
Seattle. W. T.
mm To muns.
BIDS
Will be received at the office of the under
signed aatil 12 o'clock m of Saturday,
February 2S, for the erection of a brick
and stone block lOtx 1 Ji) feet, six stories
hljth, for Capt. David Gilaore, on the ow
ner of rn'.versitr and Front street*.
Tae right t« reserved to reject any or all
bids.
FISHER, Architect.
J. COWTON,
L«B COMMISSIONER 01
KIRKUND UNO CO.
Jnmcs St., opposite Occiden
tal Hotel, Seattle, W.T.
sum! 100 USD."
nBY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
teaxth. Dry klo.Lia* s tpe
aUy. ids; delivered to an* part of ta«
tty Orders reoetred at LM> Froat street.
»*r a* rmti od Hops:as waarf, foot of srana
whit T t_ Rt"*utLL. Proprietor
A CO„
UNDERTAKERS,
922 Operc. House Block,
Front Street, Seattle.
WANTED.
TV makers, lilt ud 25c apiece.
La»d dtinn. t2 day.
afrmuji jpria, las id fat
Geaeral employment vhji oa band
FOR SAUL
First-class famit&re 1b 4-reom boose,
ICS; tpriag water.
Two eabtßS OB fpw gTOOBd. 15© to HOC.
Two raw, market*, rvatrally located,
1280 toMOBL
Restaurants. f~3O to ti.m
Ftne improved bottom ranch, stock and
too la M 0&
Building 25x500. with yean' lease.
Dear Occidental. tine.
Foe: lodging hoaeea-tim *1575, *l*o,
rsoe.
FOR REXT
Farm to exchange for city lots.
Ranch, Taerea ctesued, good boose and
tarn. near Mercer Island: rent reasonable.
Farniabed and unfaraiabed rooms al
ways on band.
G. W. "CRANE.
W. T. Employment Bureau,
Washington st. near Co'-nnerdaL
Headquarters for
TEAS,
COFFEES,
SPICES,
EXTRACTS.
Ltrge Sales. Small Profits tad Quick
Return?.
THE LONDON TEA RE
LM» Front St. Seattle. W. T.
West Me Park
AX>DITIO2Sr.
Wishing to call the attention of the pub
lic to this beautiful property, comprising
80 acres with a deep water frontage to the
extent of three-quarters of a mile, lying
within a few minutes'walk of the 'lm
provvment company's ferry dock, and
withia one-quarter of a mile of Milton
Point; with a magnificent view of the
Sound and mountain ranges. The most
costly improvements adjoin this addition.
Call around and examine the property, for
yon will flnl it will exceed your moat san
guine expectations.
FOR SALE BY
GEORGE DORFFEL, Real Estate Broker.
Office west side Commercial street, bet ween
Mill and Washington, np stairs.
MONEY TO LOAH OR lOKTGiGES.
HOUSESTOBENT
Offices to Kent
la the BOSTON BLOCK aad the
COLONIAL BLOCK.
Wall located acre property for
■ale cheap, clone to KIRK
LA ND ud at WEST
SEATTLE.
Apply to
HERMAN CHAPBi
JAMKS STREET,
Owooslta (Wwidsstal Hotal.
English Steel Rails
FOB SALE.
By "Melpomene," now Land
ingatTacoma, a quantity of the
best quality steel ralls-40 and
SO pounds per yard-for sale in
lots to suit.
For prices apply to
BALFOIB, GUTHRIE &• CO.,
_ Taoowna. W. T.
Barboßr's Salmon Net Threads!
VOODBERRY SEINE TWINES
And Une«. Netting, Seine®, Poands and
Trap# of every description Fish Hooks.
I Jnes, Twines, etc.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
517 Market Strsst, Nan Francisco.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
3. BAXTER <fc GO.
OfFcr for sale in iota to suit:
200 Sacks Early Rom Potato**.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
300 Sacks Barlaak Potatoes.
1(KI Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
lOft Tons Eastern Waiklagtei
Wild Hay. M) Tons Wheat.
2 Cars &an and Shorts mixed.
20 ton Ground and Rolled Harley
Spokane Mills Extra Floor.
Ellenabnrgh Mills Extra Flour.
SOOO Sacks Choice Washington
Oat a.
A. FISKEN & CO.,
CENERAL
STATIONERS and PRINTERS
805 Second Street,
Opposite Sew Postofßce.
A Complete Stock of Blank-book
Legal and Commercial Station
•Zh
W. A. HASBROUCK A CO.,
art AIL iM> raas*a:mo9
DRUGQISTS
axo tiSatxas m
Photographic Supplies.
frust St.. •Seettl*. W. T
WA HONG AC
CHINA TEA STORE.
4 U. KINDS OF TEA DIRECT FROM
Ca-.Ka. the panwt and best, from ¥> eta
lo K per poua 1 Riot, opiaa. si:k r.aad
KefcJtii«fs aad Japsa«r»« r«y
Bnck sioce, ronwr Third and »ssiiinxtoa
ttnea y),
M. A. McCALIUM.
M aad l Sjsifrt' Sew BUtck. cor
ner and Main.
UuMineHN Chances
A SPECIALTY.
Establ.sbed and pmsperoos bastees in-
v *>us» tits wanted ssd for sate.
O. C. SHORAT * (Xk I
lUKKTAtm, I
rs«tsf<MsaUs«t..aeaitte. I
THOUSANDS
-OF
BOOK©!
ARE SELLISG AT
G. DAYTES & CO.'S
—AT—
Less Than Wholesale Prices
STATIONERY
Of ail kinds, including
PAPER. INKS, PENS,
PENCILS, ENVELOPES, ETC..
Are going at lower rates than ever be
fore in the city.
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS,
And all other articles remaining in
stock are offered cheaper than ever.
These goods must be got rid of, as the
store is soon to close, and if
GREAT BARGAINS
Are wanted, they must be
SOUGHT AT ONCE
709 FRONT ST., SEATTLE.
DAW
720
iosto Block
SECOND STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE.
HALEY & WRIGHT
STAPLK A*D|FAMT GKOtY.RIKS.
TKAS 4SD corraai,
TKLKPHOSK S9. P. O. BOX <49.
BKST STOCE Or tiOOUS
AT LOWKST I'Klt l>.
SKJIB FOB FBICB LIST.
RAND BROS.
OFFER THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
TO INVESTORS.
SPECULATORS, AND
THOSE WHO DESIRE COMFORTABLE
HOMES IN THE
WONDERFUL .'ITY OF VANCOUVER
BRITISH COLUMBIA,
CANADA'S ONLY SEAPORT ON THE
PACIFIC COAST.
RAND BROS.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ETC ,
wan VANCOUVER. B. C
Fred E.Sander
DEALER IN
SEAL ESTATE
S3»t>
LOCJL SEtIRITIES.
OFFICE,
MEXICAN
Give ; 'V° 1
] r.^non.' w . ■_ -v., *
Thus the im Mustang" conquers pain,
Makes MAN or BSAST well again
M. SEELEK & CO,
Incorporated,
BOSTON BLOCK, 3 Doors South of Postoffice.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Cutlery and Plateware.
We carry tbe LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE LINE of
ROCHESTER T iATV/TFS
Ever brought to tbe Northwest, consisting of tbe
MAMMOTH ROCHEBTER, 300 CANDLE POWER.
ROCHESTER PIANO LAMPS. 60 CANDLE POWER.
ROCHESTER HANGING LAMPS, 60 CANDLE POWER.
ROCHESTER PARLOR LAMPS, 60 CANDLE POWER.
IMT. SELLER & CO.. SEATTLE, W. T.
JAMES MEANS' the people'." 1 buy their
m 1 3 shoe retailed !n ti^eEast. riCtS " h*-* 1 art '
I ft A UNEXCELLED IM . Such ha * been t*e recent progress in our
i*y \*4 u 1N branch of industry that we Ire BOW able to
I \ A STYLE UNEOUALLEO that the James Means" #4 Shoe is in
p Vfv IU nilDSDil ITV «*ery respect equal to the shoe* which only
i UU KADI LIT T a few years ago were retailed at eight or ten
ft AMr A - \fs. -5. AND dollars. Ifwou will try on a pair you will
M be courlnced that we do not exaggerate.
I XIJ'ERFECTION Our* are the original 93 an.t $4 Sh.*-*. aad
& \#V __ pit those who Imitate wur sy<,t« in of business
lOkAti. .
% LP C C J factory products. In oar lines we ate the
**'» O J W g M (IA e B manufacturers in the United States.
v JhUt'll-Jy >hoe« Iron oar relrbrnted lurtory
sold by wideawake retailers
all parts of the country. We will
place them easily within your reach in any State or Territory if yon wUi Invest one cent in a
powtal card and write to us.
JAMES MEANS ft CO.,
41 Lincoln St n Beaton, Mass. CANNOT FAIL I
J. H. REN6STORFF, SATm!FYyfi I
Cor. FRONT and JAMES STS.,f^ TID ,o
SOLE AGENT FOB j $4 SH^t/
SEATTLE.
JHk HHHH jm
- ■ - m-wKr -^l'
foa INFANTS ANO CHILDREN.
a is so well tuisr>t<\i to eattdrs* I C&Storia tnjres Cobc, Constipafcioe
-a, i i , ,iuii>< n.l ft as superior to any pre-1 sSur stomach, Ihsrrhtra, Kroetatfca.
vr.pi:■ «!.no« nto me.' I KiJ«» Wonas, givrs sleep and promote -•+»
H. A. ARCH**, M. D I tooiu
in So. Oxford St., Brooklyn. N. T. I Waboot injurioui Ui-i.cauon
tnaCxsracaCoiiHavT, tSS f uttoo btowA a. i
BXJY YOUR
T-i o O TJI TD T "CP O
UrJX/L/U JlLi JC \j JL JCJ iO
OF
H. WILCOX, CASH GROCER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
219 SOUTH SECOND ST., SEATTLE,
HARRINGTON & SMITH.
layortsrs aad Wholesale Dealers
Hare now on hand the largest and best selected stock on Paget gonad.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE
Iron, Steel, Cordage and ship Chandlery, Floar, Feed, Hay and Grain. Paint*
ana Oils, and all kinds of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Also Lime, Brick, Plaster aad Cement Sole Agents for Clipper Plows and
Harrows arid Mitcbeil Wagons,
Commercial street. Seattle. W. T. HAKKINOTOW a SMITH.
Cascade Fire & Marine Insurance Co..
. SEATTLE, \V. T.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
* Mackintosh, President J. A. Gould. Secretary.
W. R. Ballard, V ice-President. W. L. Gazzam. Treasurer.
G. E. JIILLEB <* CO., . - eity Agents,
( THOMAS CK3WEN
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor.
P ****** OF STEAMBOATS, STEAM ENGIN ES, BOILERS AN I
"tractuies. Work mended when construction
enmnes indicated and alterations adrised i«pon the rlew of economy of fuel o
P"* e r Sitamboats, ships and all kinds of machinery bough
/T m ,^ W ' h< * Ter m «T bcT'ln* into new enterprises or aiLratton,
i A l. BWI k J-Sn'™ with a:as before enterlnit apon it Boon
i ■■ ■ «i .i . 1 '. b
BOOTH & BRISCOE, ~
Abstracts of Land Titles,
Hare the oldest and most rv!f*b!e set of abstract BOOKS ia trie eoant?.
3 suit 4. t«>ier-Lssry Kalldlnjr
Harrington c Smitli
Are the Sole Agents for the Celebrated Specialty
Sperry's Stockton Flour.
Commercial ttrset, tsattls W T. Harriaytoe * »«ith.
WASHINCTON IRON WORKS cl
Foundry, Machine and Boiler Shops,
Corner Second, Jackson and Third streets. Seattle.
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
ll CAUTION
Btinre of Praad. u csj
! price are stomped on Uks tottnai ofln 25
adreutiaed aftoet before iaaria* ujc
i vtueh prr*e«* the u»in>t kZ£
pricei and Inferior p»k I#slw>r <SC
W. U DOUGLArf «bon at a nstaeed wt
o* salts be hu (beta wilttmt ks j waTui
CZZZSL -
W. L DOUGLAS
93 SHOE GoilS&n.
Th«i only calf »3 sKaML&s
tm.ioth inside XO TAClis or Wir
THKItAD to h«.r! the fw, eauy as h*wi.
sewed and WILL SOT RIP.
W. L. DOUGLAS »4 sHOE. the orieiaal
and cnij haud-tewed welt H nhoa.
CBMOB oadt shoes costing from K t«la
W. L. DOUGIAS H 30 POUCI t?HO*
Railroad Men and Letter Carrier* til wmm
them. Smooth inside as a Mauri ate-*
Shoe. So Tackt or W*x Thread to hut the
w. u DOUGLAS •i.so -not t» —, ni
celled for heavy wear. Boat Calf Shoe te
the price.
W. L. DOUGLAS •5.»3 WOREWG.
MASS SHOE iii the beat in the wot id far
rou*fc wear: oat pa IT ought to wear a—n
a year.
W L. DOUGLAS »3 eIIOK FOR BOT9
is the best school Shoe in the world
All made in Congress, Button and
If not soid by yoar dealer, write W. L
DOUGLAS. BROCKTOS, HAS&
L. A. M, Unt _
FOR SALE.
I'2O:tUL), corner of Ye>ler avenue and
Seventh street, 185,000.
60x130, on Main street, $55,000.
120x120. Second snd Spring, >52*508
120x136. Virginia and Front, 126,0«
00x120, Front street, s+>,ooo.
ISO feet wharf prop* rty, HI .000.
130;tl2o, Pike and Third, 130,000.
12 lats in Maynard plat,
One lot comer Sixth and Waahiag
ton, SSOOO.
One lot corner of WashingiOß and
Fourth. $15,000.
i Firs-acre tract in Somerville.
HEFNER 4UISHON.
i
218} CwerciaJ st.. Seattle,W.l
Chas. Loud
THE GROCER,
1412 tm 141 ft, Frost Straei*
Makee a «j*clal:y of keeping the iaigMt
and freak eat stock of choice
Groceries ami Prorisifins
In i:hecity, and aa be boy* In far
greater qnantitie* than any other
Krer in Seattle, be eolirita and la
t able to fill order*, either large
or umall. Yr>a will find that on ac
count of bin immense trade hi*
whole atock is kept fresh and
cl«in, and that be la able to gire
Ki better price* than any other
tae in the city. Alao carer and
packer of the
1888
BRAND OF
iMtwa CWa-fai lagafeaid
Oaiwwwd Haas aa4 laata,
Which be aella right freah from hia
amoke-hoaae, by the aingle pieee,
crane, ton or carload. Sole ageat
for HALL DAVIS'
DtmQEK£BB BUTTEB
Charles Louch,
FRONT AMD UHIOK.
LIFE REHEWEBi
Sf H3
jlfll f !tj|!
Si? # Fga
»*• cikki »:'» '&**
zi »»»1-H4TTEKV *?SM
b;; 1 «<th l:i««lrlr llwpra •*.-«LJ
l=>r .V»n, i»f»r»up»r- f «*pi
-or to All am) ;\rm* ( §P_J
» Cbnreat which cab to IX- g^jffl
BS* •TASI'IXX RLI lit THE ¥ ~*|KF
Kmm>* »HKF*. Tbi» Belt will > .'lll
=« ciin w.iho« ' J Jf"
£ - medicine- Nervous LMiiiitjr.
kCt.< Klwrtiiuan, Dji "I"*' ClilV
» j'ax; ,LiT«r «'«Xi2
■ "at,' •ndK-;<lwy«,»n»»l<« WesiF- £S*«,J
o=3 »»*•. In>|K>t«oc]r Lack «»<
►ri:** s»ia«lFcw«T,Me. *orf«H f 2?ii
•- ,0 p»rticnl**« call or kdJ » f»3f 3
/ll*
ISFIIIET
<te CO.'S
SEATTLE DISPENSARY
319 OmawoUl itrMt omrmmr
JfaokMß. iMttla, W. T.
All chronic Dimhh of MK< and WO lit*
saocesafally treated.
Lo?rr manhood. >«rrou ud rtyw*
Debility, KxhasMteri Vitality. bmIM.
Weakaeia, Spennatorrh
«oaorrhoea, Gleet, riyphlUs, Rrematare D**
Weakow ia Womea. %u<i si! Tvan -
tioaal Derangements that rwralt from y»»uti
f*l follies or excess tu after years.
DBiHABV Kidu«y. and Bolder troab^s.
1 Weak Bark. Gooarrhcsa,
I CryatitU,Varicocele.i*trtctarv. etc.. proaiv*
'ly and aiWy cared. So iunwioa* me>it< iu€
given, uot strong la)«*.uoa» ased. which
"awe itrictnr* Charges fiuoMh.ft
■ HVOUS Debility. Loas of View, Sera ,a)
" EB,VU ® Loesea Night Imliaioas. De
spondency, etc.. enc., cured.
YOUNfi IFR Jroo tb« efcctatf
youthful foUi.j* or iad>w«-
Uoas, «aould avail themselves of our treat
meat, tit greatest boon ever laid at toe at
tar of suffering humanity. Win guarantee
a pontile care ia wery caan.
liddie-tted lea There are many Uoatued
■ iwuic sftcu BCII er«e
aatloas of the bladder. aewmpauiad by •
sm»rtia« or barnii* seosatloa; oa eiamif
atioo t&e unae depuMts a twliaeni and
wmtaa« al&amcti is preseat. The coUii
▼ariea from a brtcat or reddish to a*«a a
milky bite, the patient experiesres a weak
•sal a* o! the iyit«tj ta a mauaer he cannot
account for. Tbt« la m« aococd stage at
semtaal weakness. Many die of thisli®-
uulty, ifsorant of its naase. A perfect ca*
and healthy rmUtrttkm guaranteed.
Otßof hoars, it a. m to 9pi at.; 6 u> »p.
m. aawlays » to *> p. fa.
tt. 8.-femms uiaairto rtut as may ea
treated it their boa* be cxirrewsoodeuoa
MadicteiM and lasinFttoos mm* *>» mat'or
■ IBian nnnaaltaulr **»- #*W
risligssriw'ia"* ■-*

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