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MA KitiAG E*.
BUCHAXAN'-LLBWKLI.YN —At the r-'ilence
of Fliis Morrison, West *e*tt'e. on W<dne»lay,
Janoarv 4. !*«•:'., iJr. Ac tit. .der M. P'«-bar»an,
of Sewc**-i*. ari -? Miss M ma Llewellyn, of
West Seattle
UV: STREET LOT
Near Mad-son »tr»et. 60*120, fine
Improvement* all around
it, only
3 .TOO'-C™
SIGHTLY CORNER. 120*120, on
Renton Heights
52,500.
CARRAHER & MEACHAM,
No. 114 Cherry St.. Oroand Fir or.
Advertisements under the heads of Loat, Found,
ForS»a!e. For R<?nt and Situations Wanted will be
lr>»eri»d at the rate of 1 '•erst a word each Insertion,
payment always In advance. No Advertisements
received lor let* thau 25 cent*.
NOTICE—Th* business o«Jce of the Pmrlv-
TH.Li«r*'rß Is open until 12 p m. Classified
advertisement* wl.l be rece.ved up to this time.
Advertisement* will be received at branch offices
of the Pt»T-I*TKLi.f6KNc*H at:
Tacoma T. Gammons. Arent
Port Towasend French A springer
The following letter* await advert!sers at this
office:
A~~r. (Box 4. I lTf. - SarTderi.
A. E. !«•. M. U.
A. K C. C. M. <4. X.
A. K. IC. IT. O. HP.
A. W. 'Claim. 'Room.
A. R. t Cottage. | Henter.
A«h. 11. G |*eam«tress.
A. E. J. !J. (Timber.
Alpha. J, L, i 35.
P.. I. C. Lot _•
societt xoticeh.
\R( AXA LODGE. NO. H7. F. AN I> A. M.
Stated meetings secind and fourth Mondays
efMrh month. U L. MOORE, W. M.
A. S. G ihk*. Sec.
mrHr KHUR TOCK. 7,921, A. CX F..
mr«*ts Thursday eveninas In Maaoaic
Temple. Secnd street entrance.
fc JS iv. H. JOIIN.HO V. F. K. P. O. no* 191.
help wastet> -female.
nrnwn A TAIMMU 89 IMMEDIATELY.
• ' 205 hou'li -e.rond "tr'-et.
WTANTKD AOIRI FOR GENERAL HOUSE
»* wori;. 3 >'. l Kamier street, between Yes.er
• venue and Jackson air»-et.
U'AMH)-A Hit" I t LASS DRESSMAKER
»' by day. fall Madrona P;»r«c hotel.
lV r ANTED -COOK ; ALSO GIRL USED TO
'» the car* of children arid sewing. Call at Or
phan*' Hou»«. Harrison and Box streets, between
10 and 12, Tburs lay.
UTASTKU-nliil, T- > IIKM' IN (.UNKIIAI,
»» h' usewor*. JO4 North Ninth.
AI'ANTFD - A FIRST CLASS NURSE. AP
*» ply 917 James street.
WANTED FEMALE NURSE FOR HOSPI
" tal work. Grace Hospital.
WANTED GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
»• work; family of tw>; apply at ouce. 1001
Ye«ler avenue.
WANTKD fllßi, FOR GENERAL HOUSE*
" wor* In small family. Apply 823 West st.
UP" ANTED— GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; must be go..d cook. Inquire
IJI4 Joy street
WASTED GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOU-E
--" work; no washing. In'i'jite at 3002 Yesler
•venue.
"IIRANRED—A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
»» housework. Apply at 711 Ninth street.
14' ANTED— 10 LADY SOLICITORS TO TA KE
»» orders on lilx ral commission: *. r » to $lO per
day made ess ly and no h'-avy samples to < arrv.
Room* lOi and 103 Ross house; t all Monday be
ts ran R and 11 a. in.
Ur ANTED AGENTS AT HNOQUALMIF.
bntel, rontn 28. I.itdies are taught Kellogg
French lailor System.
IITANTED—CO K's, WA ITERS, <ll AMBER;
'» maids, lanndrcsa. girls for housework. Mrs."
Clark's < fllce, 3t»9 ''olomhia stre< t.
WANTED— SCHOOI. OF DRFHS CCTTING
tailor system; ladies to leurn to out, flt and
make ail style drnv», bring your nwn dresses to
make. Hoorai 6*2-50 Hi nek It-7 block.
Tl7" ANT ED-COOKS. WAITERS. GIRLS FOR
" general work Mr*. Marten's, 317 Marion
Street. Telephone 445.
If Ell' WASTED—MALE.
TIT ANTED—AGENTS; FI BfsT-CLASS SA LES
'» men 10 sell first-cla-is artiee needed by every
bank and every man bavin* tiank account Ad
dress Bau It Punch, 819 Temple Court, New York
city.
WANTED—SIX WHITE OENTLEMKN
" waiters, between 9 an;l 10 O'clock. Mrs. <
F. F.rlcksoo's employ inent parlors. UO7 Marion st.
WANTED- A TEAMSTER AND HEAVY
" team to draw slabs from dry dock mill to
James street power house. Apply at James street
power bouse:
WANTED BARKER. KOXWELL BLOCK.
" Columbia street.
WANREI —AOOD MAN 1-. WORK ON
" small p'a<'e: must be well recomm» nde.L
Address J , Putt-Intelligencer.
WANTED CALL ANT' St K OI K KT<W'K
»» of underwear; reduced 33 ; , percent. T. M,
ltasin Clothing Company. HOS l-roiit street.
UrANTED— MEN To IH> i LEAKING AND
take pay in la*i 1. Malt by, 24 Colon block.
wanl tlt 4 WOODCHOPPERS; 4 CITY"
»' t' STns; InMtofftlb latid; 7 miners. $3 to
SS. Georp- W. < rane, 100 Washington street.
A 1 *"ANTED -MAN ro DO PAPER HANOINH
'« and T»;- to IRI trig and take part psy in rent
221 i olumva stie-'t.
U'N TI.D FOIL lIIK UNITED STATES
army n =>• hod!' D unmarried men, between
Ilie AG.S ..f vi an' ,'TO v»-ar« ; GOOD pay. rations,
('.•■ thing Tl.d ATTENDANCE at'plicants must
E.- pre|iar<- ITO FURNISH rvevide-ic as TO
A.O> ■ narac: >•' and a' !TS \"ply at room 35 Ros-
I "1 H «'L,I o :F SC '.'IID «;>'! ( OI'IMB a stree!«,
Opp ilm p mtoiHce.
AL* KNTED SALARY <• U COMMISSION RO
»» ACENTS T<» HANDLE tbt I'»RI !:I 1 bentlcsl Ink
1 RASING PEN I; ILL.* rnos. • 1 TII! A»I 1 novel inven
tion oC LB" AG*; IHM ink thoroughly M TS<> W-C
--onit»; WORK-* >IK> magic: 390 t> STN» per cur
protlt s • ■ s IS : • •'•»* P. - VENK . WE also want
A general AG-*nt to 'ACH* R I'S of 'e-riti»r%' siol at»-
1- tits" ,get>'s. a RARE c'A •• t ■ make money.
NVr-tel.E -rrn s and S.«mp!« of NG. Monroe
I FG C0..1t OL 50, E.I * r sse \\ Is.
IT I\IIII» YOVNO Ml N \T ONCE TO
'* I A'N te!rg*a|ihy; good ■■ •Itlor « 'n railroad
»W'-R W! n • impete'.t, »• T 1: pav I <Sev
-11. "II 'O T Wnshiagton street. Cortland Or.
U»ANTED ILOVH FROM 12 IO 14 \ HARM
ol lat AM. I Ist. Tel Co s nice.
W ANTED IT R KDU4 H[>•<A IKW M 1 MK' r
v» t!.f tones. p :I rtIMS WWBilll «IL find TT totlielr
R- va.it -T 'O CI .r s ' e-s II plev, corner
1 ront au.i Pike str-> ts. t«f«>re io« atlsig
T* R ANTED—SOLICITOR NO 115 CHERRY
»' street.
t wfi 01 11 1~ nt if.orf n vu r.
WANTED A 1.1 NU MVN WITH TEN
»' * ars ET perieHi « in THE itroduce and com
-111 si 'IL LOS'"EN n s« E« a position. Address T\.
perlecce, i'o<T ■ lntelligencer.
IT" SV 1 ' SI L : KTLON BY EXFERIEKCED
" dry G.>...is, clothing and SIN* salesman oat of
ctiv prefer; E 1 t n NI sr h .• r SO •• rif \ erv
nei e-sarv. Address II 11 1* 11. , li K ,-n. er
»*• A% 1 ! D B* N H NO MAN . F OCH N M.
'» seatlon and ■ L.ara. II r. pos t ,ti WON .<•*
• SSLS or GRINERY storrt. Adit ess 11, Post lutel'i
geocer.
*Y KNTED POSITION BY A FIRSI I
'* f x peneocisl ac. outi'aiu; references tuc
r- ' ■' Addreas AC.ouiitant, I>. t y2. Sean c.
U. R ANLED— A Flhsf cI.ASS AiVOI'M ANT
a ants SOIiUoS; four v ears In present p si
ti ■; k|M re:er»ti"e* fUn,i-lir-I, I lektegar m—II
•ai.uri'g f.-ried. Atdresi \ coauis:.t, care
No I'lla \A est Street. S«-.sttle, U ash
IjL'ANTED— THOSE DESIKIN V T I 1 ■
»» can get 't at 'he 1 II ISS. N free OL
SlOa-- ' 'C. . swriiJ -liee,
I IIJ'IIOUMr » Orf'll i f *(/
It* AN I f !»—V 'C NO I A I'V, WI I I AITI Nil
*» >g. GIAM taker, ii. S-RES posidon in city as
s» «is ly or C iShisi , #:i * I fcala • Adiirc-ss I>. x
,0- Wash
H «.*7 El' I' AHFN t K.
II -\SI F1 ■ PARTNER IN AN KATAR
« 1 • T.. d tiot«?L. »ili PAY 100 1H r . C. . .-s;.
• lit. aa .mis >an t»e ti|.eiwsi iitciianeiii i * 111
I t. .M pur* a-I r .T.-SIR. S lit: E n E> re J.iiicd.
4l' »» Hotel, care L*OST Inu- . ,*"U T<R
*4 ANTFD—EITHER AN N TLVI OR SI
,i ). rtiier loan E.»tst>; IHE-' pr fitsb E mer-
IKI-I . I. ,11 IN TITIS I-tty. #1 MH» ISI ,SL re
■ T R • "» |.r C< ill a .aui.i«-l •"in I•» M ni .
m i »l 1 a u. \V. \ aui > -' J Sa
UF
WAXTErt—tfIBCELLA XEO VS.
UfAXTED-A FAMILY 10l UmOYXO
" ranch; lease given: p-ivilejre of all thev rai
make. rei.t fre«; irnai bay yoke of cattle of tn»
o*ner. fr.r particulars tiMrw W. H_ V., Ant
cortes. WM!I.
■VI'ASTKD-T" BUY 2.600 CHICKEN* OR
** * ill tra«le fur ltore, carp ft* or cook stove*
for same. Edmonds, 220 Pike street.
"\\ r ANT ED-STOCK OF GK>D* FOR LOTS
*» or biocits to city limits 91.00 Jto *4,000.
Pure A Tucker, 3J-34 Mailer biocit.
\\' ANTED—HECONI>-HAM) OHO AN FOR
" cash. Address Box 19, Wicier«iiam. Wash.
TXT ANTED—AN UPRIGHT PIANO, STA.VIV
" ard make. In good co d t!on : must be a bar
gain. Ad i »-s« Bargain. Posi-lntell'.eencer
VkT ANTED—Ft p. < Aflll, A:.T. KINDS OF
second-hand household go'»ds and ofi.'ce f»r
r.:tnre. Kre.u-ri' K >t Ne.»ou, .Masonic ieuipie,
208 and P:«® ntreet.
W'ANTF.U - EVERYTHINO AV I> ANY
"" th!n« in the ;ineof household furniture at 917
Third atreet. 1 bomss Jenning".
lI'ANTE it —TO BUY TH FURNITURE OF
** t. «or 10-room hou.«e mu*t be good. Box
1.285, rty.
T]L r ANTED— FOR r v«!I SECOND • HAND
"* furniture: large lots a spec.sity, Edmonds,
224 Pike -treet. «
WAXTEn—BOA XIiEBS.
VXCELLEXT TABLE BOARD: HOME CCOK-
Xl< ing. dainty dishes. 714 Tb !rd street
"IV"ANTED—A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY
•» want a irentlemsn to room and hoard: refer
ence-Kiven and reijuired: terms f.r a
gentleman wim c«n answer the«e conditions; tood
chance to learn thelrench lungi<age. Address
l'rf>ard, care Post-!nteillgencer.
HASTED—HEAL E* TATE.
•ItrANTED—RESIDENCE LOT FOR CASH
* or house and l it, half cash, between Jackson
and Madison. *est of Joy street preferred; give
full particulars. Owners only a<lure»s Prompt,
Post-1 n:e. I ißencer.
"11*"ANTED—TO HI*Y A HOMESTEAD RE
*» llr 9iiishm<»nt In Kood location; state pric*.
A '.drf -s B. L. C . Post-Intelligencer.
WAXTED—TO BEST.
TI'ANTED—TO RENT DAIRY FARM FOR A
»» number oI years. Address Box 17, Renton,
Wash.
irASThli-TO RENT 3 UNFURNISHED
*» rooms for housekeeping in private family,
or fiat on ground floor, located wit-in Front and
Eighth str«- is. Jam's 10 »>dar; ref.irencei giv»>n
and required: state prlc»- and d* l *'rib* rooms, etc.
Address i*. O. K., care Post-Intelligencer.
\* r A NTED-TO KENT A CO'I lAOE OF 3OR
»» 4 rooms or flat ort lower floor; state rent and
1' c.\tion. Addreiv Itenter. <-are Post-Intelligencer
ROOMS A-V I* BOARO.
J|OOM WIIH BOARD. 1213 SIXTH ST.
i lOOD FAMILY BOAR > AND LODGING;
' I rooms «mg!e .>r en suite. $4.-5 per week and
upwards, "Oir Home." 1516's Front street.
hTRST CLASS FAMILY BOARD: ROOMS
single or eri «'iit»; refer»*t:ces giv-n and re
quired; no small children. Vendotne hotel. Front
street.
FOR REST-ROOMS.
l?OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
T light housekeeping, or single; electric lights
an I baih. Hl9 James street.
"TOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
r C'olunib a house, 222 Columbia street, three
doors east postotllcc.
POR RENT-CHEAPEST RENT AND BEST
U furnished rooms in the city at Mrs. Knight's,
room 7. ahuw North End banlc.
UORRENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, fLSO PER
J week and upwards. The Brooklyn, Second
snd University.
I'UR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS; RFA
r sonahl* rates and fine view. Florence bouse,
fourth and Madison.
h'olt RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
German family. 818 Fifth street, near James.
>'OR RENT-COSY FURNISHED ROOMS,
single and en suite. 'I he Abbott House. Third
•nl Pik»\ New management; rates reasonable.
1-elix Brown, l'rf.prietor
fK>R RENT— FURNISHED AND UMFUA
iiisb»d rooms, Alonzo Hull, Olympic hlock.
L'Uli RENT—ELEGANT SUITE FURNISHED
J riKims. s2'.>; sltigle rooms from #s monthly;
•team heat. Mrs. Ferguson, llolyoke building,
corner Front and Spring.
yi'lt HKXT-rWO H'KMStiKK HOUSE-
S' keeping rooms; bath; gm ; #lO month.
I bapm. S;x(h an.i IMke
EOK T:E\ T—rrous ES.
RENT—CHEAP. NEAT R ROOMED
1 cottage Aith water works and bathroom; on
car line; all room* on one tloor. V. lingo Smith
it Co , 417 Seattie National Hank building.
f'OR KENT—FLAT OF 12 ROOMS IN RRICK
building. ' arraher A- Meacham, 114 4 berry st.
POR RENT—COTTAG E OF 7 ROOMS; NO.
r 91H « herry street; partly furnished if desired;
ail new Kilt [ aper anil picture mould.
V!>R KENT—IO ROOM FLAT; SECOND
r floor En re a building. Third and Columbia
streets. Inquire 401 Rurke block.
L'lilt Hi N I NIL OM HOI SK; ALI. MODERN*
F improvements; 620 Columbia street. Inquire
Hi! 2 Cherry street.
L'olt RENT-PART OK WHOLE OF FUR
-T nished house to reliable party. tOH Eighth st.
f*»R RFNT-FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE WITH
t'H'h; 405 Vine street; sls per month. Apply
Chart s f!. AUniond. room 34 Roxwell building,
or liellt-viif house.
L'Oit RENT—S ROOMS; BATH. ETC.; HOOD
1 repair; near courthouse. 201 Eigh'h street.
"§j«OR REN i \ HOI 81 I>F 8 ROOMS; lAI HE
r yard; city water; rent reasonable. No. 1913
Ma til >oi 1 street
RENT— HOCME OF 10 ROOMS. COK
ner Eleventh and Seneca streets. Apply 1017
beneca s'reet.
L'oK RENT—FL \TS, $•-' I'E It MONTH PER
» room, including tiatb and water Iti-'H seventh.
}J*OK KENT—oV CAR LINE, CLOSE IN. 2
and 4-room fists: $t and $5 per month.
Wool.ey <t Alverson, 7 and S Squlre-Lattmer hi.!.
Utiß RENT—9 ROOM HOUSE; AI L MOI>-
Fem Improvements. Inquire a: 1522 second «f.
JAOKKENT —4 ROOMS, $8; 6 ROOMS, 916 «,
I rooms *22.50 George W. t rane. lt»t> W a-h
--
CtiKRKNT HOUSE. 8 ROiIMS, MONTiI.
P Prospect ave iue and Lombard street. Daniel
»<2rt ! ai'ev titiildiuc.
NM BE.VT- STOKES.
i L' K RENT FEBRUARY 1. THE STORE
1 1 r >om and basement now occupied t>v the I.oy
j 10-a.! It' w i <>. 1 nier Eronl and Colon streets;
j - fri.i n 40x53. basement s:t .x >3 Appy to Ereil
I verett, room 3t4 Itnrke building.
FOB MEXT—OEEICES.
i V ' RENT OFFICES AT VERY LOW
I rent. s.)utre-I.at:mrr bulld in;
i 1m N 1 OFFICE ROOM FOR STORK
| r r"o:Tt or offlc, . on ground floor. Apply 111
i Marion str«H-t,-eattie.
yon ran T—i.ona 1x; mu st s.
IjjH>R RENT—LODGING HOUSES OF VIL
J kin is. (urniti.re f.ir ~a>. W. T. llall Ai n
Vol • » N • -k blo« s
FOK S .41 E—I.OIW I \<} MN TES.
L" •' H -A i I - ■ N I I'EKMk. BK»r IA)DG-
F ir.g house 1 n city; «* t.v (krafiM aod
ev.»ry r -IU hl!e i*\:!s go *1 rimers a i-fs-".>rv
r. a- < s's en for sclli;,< Addre*a taMlging Hous*
; Po.*t-lnte||i J («.n<t«r
AfK 14 1 >Or/ C EM.
NOTICE I* HEREBI GIVEN THAT I U"M
an t -r January 11 isju. H Wins
low !• anthoriaed to tnotsrt nil t.us nesa pertain
ln.-t. of L M -'\rr .t.. .'saed j ;',e
st*:.. of WaMitngton hi l/.\ ,1 HI \R It
l';\NK it. WINsl-U. A..151 OF rHE
r Starrest At*. Oflk*. SIR Wsaklsdsi Utck,
t o v r.
I OST-BETWEKN ARROTI HOUSK AMI
IA HssulstbfStsf 14 brcodi frof pattern; dia
>' 1 - » o-g». I'V'v . .ft i eave a: |s«.
I o bea ! , iarter« an I s« t -to reward
1 OKT A LADY'S GOLD MONOGRAM
I.is s' *. »>n root or se-'on betwaen lai:.-»» ai -t
r» -Itita' r." .«:d i* ia-J
1 '• *• g *am« to 1 I. -an! rd. 401 , a
j NVOIH street
j I tt- i A PAIR OF IRISH SETTERS ABOUT
*'' n ' * j Reward w te pa dif retarded
I to SO. t arm it.'Vrt
. I <"• am.'.: BLACK MACKINTOSH AND
; IJ .ape a;;' (ktcktck liniag; ;ak--n tr in -E"
■ < man v* r. <.m at \ m Sen Year, m
1 I art} ta» u >.i • li p • ase return :t to»
; 1 mkM ot M f.- H H «••• Ipa
> r / > tm r 1 rut ti s.
I V|l>S MAY i: : ion Si EN. GRAFHER
1 ' «> '• •* •« I'iOt.aer C., la
t.vu i*acu atyoui w--v«.
THK SKATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY, JANUARY to. iß9s,
ItUMXES.% fUAXCES.
"poll RKST—IO AC: KS FIVE MILES FRO*
J Fror;? srreet. on the Rainier avenue ear line : 5
cent* »r fare; ai> k:u<ls of fruit on the p.aee. 221
Columbia. street
FOP. SALE—A FLOURISHING BAKERY
business in the county w»; of one of the best
counties of the s:a'«: cheap on account of sick
ness. Inquire at office of Seattle Democrat, Sec
ond street, between Cherry and James.
r »R SALE—34.SOJ CASH, HALF INTEREST
-T in a first-class shingle mill; capacity 100,"0">
per day, 20 rr oti'.H from city. W. T. Hail A
Co., VOl New York biock.
f" R SALE—S6OO; GROCERY BUSINESS;
rl' «e in and paring »ei ; eood field to increase
busi«e<M. W. T. Hall A Co., 201 New Yorit biock.
I TOR SA. E—SALOON ON YESLER; CHEAP:
n; or wili exchange for property. Caii
at 211 f<outh Fifth atreet.
F P. SALE—«I.SOO: HALF INTEREST IN A
stone q iarry c!o«e to Seattle: there U money
in it. W. T. Ha l, 201 New York bio'k.
Ff»p. SALE-?IARDWAR-:, STOVF. AND
tinware store w;th plumbing, tinning and job
b.n< shop ran in connection wi;h swe; loc»ie<J in
H»att:e and doing a gool business; will invoice
about 94.<<00, which will t>e reduced to suit pur
chaser if desired; has hesn tor four
years, U weli fltt -d up aud store for ona
year at a very l«w Sgnre; a good opportrsnity for
o:ie or tmen who under-<tarjd the businttss. AJ
ore«« Hardware. Post-Inteliigencer.
THK BEST MANfFACTCRINO SITE OB
ta'nabie, situated on the S und, near the city,
to ietse on reasonaoie term*. Union 1 r ;«t cm*
pany, bui.dli.g. Telephone 319.
17 OHH A LE—COM PLETE UROCERY: FI N F.-T
-« location; ro<<l tra.le; invoice 91,400; wiil take
91.000. Address -nap, Post-inteliigencer.
V')H HALK—BT SINES- CHANCES OF ALL
J kind l , ranging In pries from 925t> to 9-0 0 JO.
W. T. Hall A Co , 201 New York block.
"IV"ANTED— A PARTNER IN THAT WELL
*» known re«!aurant and bakery, the Ro?em"nt,
* o. 715 second street, jseaule; capital required,
from two to ilir..-e thou«and doi.arj. I"«r particu
lars a/l iress P. O. Box 153, Seattle, Wash.
yon SALE OR EXCHANGE—ANYTHING
r you have you want to se lor exchange, no
matter a hat it .s, call on us; If you want to ouv a
house and I'H or acre property, we can accommo
date you: if you are ioocing for some legitimate
business to encage in, we can show you he best
list in the city, saioons, grocery stores, cigar
Hands, baker.es. restaurants lodcinc houses, or
any other line of business; we handle and have on
hand now tevera> good in houses and lots
and acre property, also ■ ne or two good lodging
hoa«es at a i argain: call and see us. Morgan's
Exchange, 209 New York bik.
y oK SALE—COMPLETE LIST OF SAHH
-T and door machinery, line shafting, belts, pul
ley, e r.; too<! as new; wili s*-d a part or whole;
apply at seventh and University streets or Tem
perance and Lrad.'ey. E. Clin, Jr.
BUSINESS (.HANC'F.X-CAM, AND LF.T US
know wnat you want; we ■an g"l it for you
cheaper than any other firm la the city, rjajtri A
Eikoos, Hinckley block.
rOR SALE-CHEAP. AN Al TUGBOAT AND
» large first-class barge with well established
towing and freighting uslness; a first-rate show
lor a growing and pr fi table bujitiess; ierin» easy.
Inquire E. Mill-r, P. O. Bo* 752, or northwe-t
corner King and Commercial streets, Seattle.
Was ft.
FOR RENT—SAWMILL: SUIT A BLE FOR
shingle mliL Apply Mechanics Mill and Lum
ber Company.
FUR SALIC-REAL ESTATE.
(""OR SA LE—7fto ACHES FINE AGRICULTU
ra! and fruit land on W hid by island; mostly
cleared: weil watered: LJOacres mar-li; Imiles
water front: 7-room hard ilni-th house, etc.; f2d
per acre. <ieorge W. Mall, 212 Cherry street.
UOR SALE—SI,4OO, r.QUITY IN 80 ACRES
J good land near Seattle, worth $2,000; for S2OO
and outside lots; a snap. Two fine lots. 60*
lbl. East Park, very (heap; easy terms, Three
go«xl eight-roomed houses on long time aid easy
payments. House and lot on car line for land or
vacant lots. Lots in various parts or the city very
cheap. Land to trade for lots and lots for land.
< ;oo<l bargains always on hand. 315 Seattle >'a
tional Rank building. A. rt. Koote
rOR S A LE—9B,OOO CASH, BALANCE TO
J suit buyer, 308 acres; short ride from city, 2
miles from river, on railroad; 270 acres eo«d bot
tom and marshland suitable for grazing or culti
vation; creek runs through farm; 30 acres
under cultivation, horses, cattle, pigs chickens,
farming implements; 9-room house, barn, out
buildings, etc. W.T.Hall, 201 New Yor» block.
>R SALE—TWO LOTS, 60*128 EACH, ON
» t'arni street, overlooking I-ake Union: must be
sold at once; terms easy; price onitr $1,200. Chil
ber.\ Ashford A Perry room 31 Hinckley block.
yu ; SALE—ELEGANT HOUSE ANli "OT
X with line fruit trees: size of lot 125*150 feet;
bouse 8 rooms; stone foundation; in Moorehead,
Minn.; this is to trade for house and lot In Seattle
or vacant lot to build on; will aastime small In
cumbrance. Jennie H. Marer, 414 Seattle Na
tional Bank build ng.
Ti 1 ' 'H SALE ACREAGE NEAR RA< E
i track; cheap. Address Cleveland, Post-Intelli
gencer.
ruH SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, A.N ELE
.T eant horn- with ail modern Improvements; 12
room*; in choice location in Queen Anne Town;
must be sold; I need money; must have $1,500
cash, ha lane- to suit. Address Owner, care Post-
Intelligencer.
VOR SALE—BIO BA •'•GAINS; *4<f ACRES
I adjoining the new nsvy yard; 40 acres bottom
land close to Kingston Kitsap county; a lot of
splendid fruit arid timber lands and improved
ranches, some splendid city lots, etc. Ch 11 berg,
Ashtord it Perry, HI Hincl'.iev block.
F'OK SALE—RELINQUISHMENT OF IHO
acre-* of timber land on Lake Crescent, Clallam
county; six-room house, stove, toois, ttoat. etc.;
price. Address P. J. Milter, Ellensburg,
Wash.
you SALE—LOT WITH MODERN HOUSE,
T 011 Tenih street, near Madison; finest view and
best buy in the city. Pase A Tucker, 33-34 Duller
block.
VoR SALE—6 ACRES LAND AT BRIGHTON
F Beach; ti nest acres 011 Ease Washington; sur
prisinglv low for cash. Page A Tucker, 33-34
Hal ier block.
r »R SALE—A MOST DKSIRA BLE RESI-
V dence property; corner lot ant two adjacent
ones; d«eliing with all modern conveniences;
stable, coal house, etc : everything in perfect re
tar; much fruit of choicest selections; on car
line; price low; terms easy; must t,e sold. Win.
I'. i!strp*-r. Agent. No. 39-afe Deposit building.
F-OR SALE-sl.9rto; Hol/SK OF 7 ROOMS;
bath cis v water; 1< 0 teet from car line; #250
cash, $.5 j>er month. H. S. Turner, 207 Butler
block.
F"OR SAI.E —HOUSE OK 7 ROOMS; CITY
water, street graded: f 1 .'>oo. S2OO cash, S.O
per month. 11. s. Turner, 207 Butler block.
SA I.E —ID lI'Sl- OF 7 ROOMS; BATH,
citv water, hot and cold: good view of hnv;
lot ti ul.'i'; north of Mad:>ou str-et; price $3,450.
$">00 cash. S3O per muniU, 11. S. Turner, 207
Butler itiock.
'R SALE—SI,3SO; TWO LOT* 40x 120 EACH,
one acorner; view ot l ake Wasltington; 20
leet f.otn Madison srreet. ?3. f »o i-fli, balance long
time. H. s. Turner, 207 Butler block.
COK SAI.E-l HEAP; 2 LOTS, 110x120. ON
U grad»d s'r-i t. t.etween Yesler and Jacks- n
street, with 4 small houses rentins; 1 waiit a ca*h
of»-r. 11. >. Turner, 207 liutier block.
yUR SAI.E-IF VOU WANT T< > Bl'Y OR
I >el. real call on Smith Eikoos, llin.-k
--ley bliH'k.
"C*OR SALE—CHOICE RESIDENCE LOT ON
1 Broadway at a great Room 7S !-afe
1 epostt building
EH>R SALE—BEAUTIFUL HOME ON THE
j 1 linest re«i !ence street; magtiifl ent vew <t f
, City and Sound; close to street car line; worth
113.111*0; will be sold a: sac flee; must hnve
j $4.04*0 cash. Address owner, K. 11., Post-Inteili-
K-ncer.
' L'OR SALI rHE MOST SIOHTLY LOTS ON
1 V vjueeti AnUe hill. In Raiulelan 1 I'.urke'i se .
, ond additions snap Alonro Hull, Olympic block
j L 1 >R SA LE—KM GAR EN LOTS ON STREET
1 1 car . ne small monthly payments; u.« inter
est. c eare t i,n • r cultivation, l.ould A Whit
worth. o-\ mp c i.'-.vk
E*A>R SA I t rHE RE Alii NOW VERY FEW
F choice ii is on Hcco'id str»'«*t yhicb can l«»
bon-lit st a reasons' ie figure. We put on the
tn.irket tin- vie r iti • pti;ire fronti -e on the »e<t
-le of Olid, lie! *«•••;! dsd'SOII »tld 'Spring, Ut ft
p: -o «!,: >1 will net » ...ill !•••!•.e pr dlt to the imr
,-has" . ver. si r- li. - Tti-s s an op|M»rtu
n ty which may not ne n.vii IN many year* of ci"-
tt.g <l. '.est juMiipt.ivi d'• s entire from street
to street. •;, ceatral business property. We wIU
ss.l, '! i.t .1 Very ..v is, ,re ;.i| [e. t frontage on
•"econd stnet (oiitkMM coroee Cnion. with foi.n
itato s a.readv ill !••• t; g i.ver i*l> O «i» tor 101 l
p;i-! 1 i!i.ir> apply to Washington Territory Inve-t
--' e:.t < .-II ;a v . v in i iuupunv - building, cor
ner ■*! isin 1 >ll '. ( 1. -rry st. re;, -eattle.
J, OR •» \i I. I" NIM i'itOV E|> I.OTS VN LI
r blocks ». M. Vtiderson. 30S Butler block
{ UOH «AI Hi Ii DING LOTS AN D ACRES
j r as Green iak»; lota front |SU up; eas»- teru.a
| W l> VN ■• 1 r nun t Hal Vr b.i. di'ig
I LH>RSALE—BLOCK OF S LI4TS IN DENNY'S
I Broitlwiv addiuoß rar*» cbincf ?>»r
v • ,;t Mb * fijftoi T •rfiiorjr ofMuai I i ..
| L'< R sal* • KLEI.AN r ii.>mi: WITHOUT
I .Asf i.a i snt. Oe.irge 11. Ra.ideil. Hat.ey ti Ik.
: L'cH s \ 1.1 .'.'it LOTS IN 11 ; 1.1. PR ACT
j * ad i -ee oar i:;er .t HtrstlOS, liailev IwlWUtif
I S*l OR EXCHANGE— FOUR BXTRA
' ■ ice ••.»! ie:.ie lets, graded and terra v i
«a. t - ween Broa.i •* sv and A :-ert
; streets; eict ent view of c.iy Sound and Laka
•' ''• * ' an n >t te> otisrrj te l on aul c.ose
, '' i.e. ti r. \\r .mes I'reeo. r.toius »Oi-'.'tiJ
i "as - . ,-k, i'r. n. -iri-vi.
AI'I >L' < IN MAPLE L» m ADDITION
*» n 1% I«. • niro-n Las #7O. Jso fluoani
I tlia) per a re. u. D Wo d. room < iiaSer bidg.
OHK4P I ( STREET CAR
N II o.t I I »I I~ line Close in lar^^
I ' s 1 «n » n.Diui iv liiuuu. om ui-
IT'.CIK CICLFT.J X V\UAIIA WT U+J W LUNA>&*
EOB SALE—BE AL ESTATE.
FOP. SALE—TWO FINE RESIDENCE L-»TS
in Broadway »Idili n. ?aly 200 feet
from Mai.i«on str»ei, at a prl e ;ba: wiil a-tonish
you. Washington Territorv la vest meat company,
corner and f'herry « eets
R SALE—34 LOTS 25x100 N FAR
Baila-d; 95.350: will sell sor 56<> IL 3.
Turner. 207 Butler block.
FOB »ALE—3fIBCEI.LA\EnV*.
FOR SALE—BP.OKF.N LINE <>F CLOTHING
and underwear at .<3S' cent, reduction to
ck«e them onu T. M. Hasin Ciothißg Company,
803 Front street
F'R SALE—TTTO FRF.= H COWS;
Holstein. Inquire Frldav at City dock. T. C.
Boyd.
FOK SALE—GOOD HORSE; 9i5. APPLY
6JO MeClair street
SALE—TWO COAL HEATING «TOVES,
very cheap; one iaree and one sres 1 s ove. T.
M. Rasm Clothln* Companv, 803 iri"-: «treet
> : t S >.L- —OFFICE FURNITURE. ROOM
2 Kline A Rosenberg bu.lding, i-'roiit street
FOR SALE—NEW MAHOGANY FME SON
piano: cheap. Room 29 Holy< ke hui ding.
FOR SALE—A HAMMOND TYPEWRITER;
almost new. Inquire at 216 Coiu -bia s:ree:.
FOR SALE—WE CAN FURNISH YOUR
house from kitchen to parior; •ecr.nd-hand de
partment ent rely separate irom r>e«- ito wls. frel
erick <t Nelson. Masonic Temp.e, %OS and 210
Pike street.
170?. SALE—WE SUPPLY YOC WITH EV-
F erytbmg in the *av of furniture for your
house. B-flltown Furniture Company, 915 Front
street. Installments.
I'OR SALE—SHIP CHANDLE-lY AND LOfi
gers' supplies; axe*, chains and tactcie: horse,
steei an 1 copper nads; hardware a id >oat rigging;
teas and canned fruits, Suapi- - store, i 23
Yeaier avenue, Seattle. Wash.
h'OR SALE—23 HEAD HORSE* AND M JLES
and a complete «rad>rig outrit F. A. Hill,
room 515 W<isnington block.
SALE-OLD APPLY
at this office.
IfOR SALE-GAR AND ELECTftIC FIX
ti-res, musical instruments, flaii*. rigs, carpets
S'-cond-hand Sixth and Pike. Chapin.
F'OR SALE—NEW AND SKCONDHAND
engines, bailers aud machinery. Moran Bros
A Co . featt ie.
F'OR SALE-NEW FURNITURE AND CAR
pets soM on pasv payments by Benjiett A null
Fnmttur.» Company. 901 Front.
FO R EX Cit AKG E.
TjV>R EXCHANGE—HOUSE AND LOT For
lots or acreage in or near city: a fine townsite
proposition on la<e and railr -a i for ci;y property.
George W. Hall, 212 Cherry street*
F'OK EXCHANGE—4O ACRES OP OOOD
nsrricultural land almost in sight of the city tor
n STO-jd hous* and lot in Seattle. For particulars
address Box 1088. city.
»R EXCHANGE—I 6 LOTS, 5f»x114. IN
Washington add. next to I.at'>ait ; fine level
lots: <>xchansr f r ho :se and lot or vacant lots.
Boom* 44 and 45 Halier block.
F?OR EXi'HANGR—U-MNCCMB BED IM
r proved fre property adjoining Vancouver. H.
i . and ea*h for a go>d, clean general stock. Apply
owner. 10 o'clock. 10cm 43 Bochester house.
ESCH A >GE—SOME CHOICK ST. PAUL
and Minneapolis lots for Seattle property. Call
at 803 Front street
"P-JR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE ;lOTH IN-
X side income and unproved fnrm-> for- exchange.
It will pay you to call on Smith <fc Eikoos. Hinck
ley blocs.
-T -.oil, very conveniently located, easily cleared,
for honse and lot in seatt e; will p»y some cash.
Address M. R, Post-Intelligencer.
Ij*Oß EXCHANGE—THE BEST IMPROVED
ranch <>n the Snoqualinle river for good city
property. Smith A EUoos, Hinckley tilock.
IJLOR EXCHANGE WANTED TO Ex
change Pittsburg, Pa., property for hop or
sheep ranch: fine wh.-at farm in I'ailo-isecountrv
for city property. Chilberg. Ashfor i A: Perry, 31
liinckley block.
-UOR EXCHANOE —l6O ACRES BOTTOM IN
.1 famous blue gras* country. Central Exchange,
til 6 Second.
P B EXCHANGE—IO ACRES OV SKAGIT
-F river, adjoining town of Birdsvlew; ripe for
platting; $35 per acre: will exchange for city lots.
Oould A Whitworth. Olympic block.
EX' H A NGE—UNINCI'.M BF RED UN
improved Seattle real estate t<» ex-change for
general stuck in any live town m H'rtvrn Wash
ington. Address H. J. Barke , room ?9 Sullivan
block.
XISCELLASEO VS.
"TVJR KENT—A FINE 10-ACRE Tit ACT ON
-T street car line: partly c eared; will rent sari)*
very cheap. Apply to Jennie H. Marer, No. 414
Seattle National hank building.
\\ T E ARE THE PEOPLE O.V BETTER!
»* Down comes the price! Choice lowa butter,
10-aound tubs, at #2.50 per tub. Cooper <t Levy,
115 Marion street, between Front and West.
N'EW FURNITURE ARRIVING DAILY:
latent styles and prices low. B«llt-.wn Furni
ture Company, 915 Front street. Installment
plan.
OLD PAPERS FOH SALK AT TltE Busi
ness office of this paper; 25c per bundle.
JIUNOS AND oKGASS TUNED \ND RR.
paired by J. F. Forbes; all work warranted.
I cave orders a; F. Christ ianer's, 811 Third street,
and at O. E. Pettis', 10,)8 Front street.
BENNETT & HULL FURNITURE 00 WILL
sell you carpets and furniture on easy pay
ments. Corner Front arid Marlon street*.
CI RO< ERIS S-MONEY SAVED BV PAVING
f ca*h at Conner Bros.
Baking Powder, Koyal. 16 ot 45
Rakiug Powder. Price s, 16 ox ~.. 43
Butter, lowa creamery, 5 1b tubs l t>s
Butter, iowa creamery, 10-lb tubs ... 3 25
Eastern Catsup, pint bottles _'... 25
Beans small white, per ib 03
Coffee. Roasted Mocna and Java ...35 end 4'J
tiood • osta itica < offee, per pound 25
F our, he«t California brands, per bid...... 4 40
Flo ir, Washington brands, per bbl 4 (>0
Flour, Uraham. 10-lb sacks,.., 30
Flour, (imham, su-lb sacks 1 oo
tiermea, per package. 2i»
I oney. eaWon cans 1(H)
Corned or Roast Beef. 2-1 b cans, three (or 50
i orned or Roust Beef, 2-lb cans, dor 1 90
Maccaroni and Vermicelli, j>er bo* 50
Maccaroni and Vermicelli, l-lo pkgs.lo
Matches, California, 7 blocks .... ...... 25
Soap, >avon. 20 bars in box, per box 60
Boiled • tats, per lb 04
Boiled Oats, Quaker, 2 packs '.'s
< rac«er«, S botes 55
Veastt akes, 6 boxes lor 25
Pickles, per keg 1 00
1 ard. pure leaf. S-lb cans 70
Lard, imre leaf 10-ibcans 1 4J
Lye, 4 Cans for 25
Mice, very best, per lb 06
Carolina Rice, best, per lb It
Svrup. per keg .. 1 :t0
• translated sugar. 18 lbs 1 00
Potatoes, per 100 pounds 1 00
New Wheat, per 100 pounds L 35 and 1 50
Canned Tomatoes, dozen 100
! ea, Good G e.'n an d Black 35
Vinegar. per keg 80
i Oil, 5-gal. cans 90
CONNER Bit S. 117 Yesier A venue.
Half nu k west of Occi'leuta 1 . square.
pjr>«o.v4t.
'4 PRETTY BABY UIRL FOR ADOPTION; 1
- i month O'd. O. A., care Foat-Iniellf-rencer.
Al R ~T(M K OF WINTER UNDERWEAR
s * reiluced 33'j ;>vr cent to Close out: i «at bar
| g Ins for a tew uavs. r. M. ltasin t lotting Com
• pa.'iv, »03 Front street.
UK. MARY PATTERSON, CLAIRVOYANT
and test medium: best seer of th<» age. Willis
house.
MEXH AN SMALLPOX CURB, cures ANY
i ase in twelve hours. Dr. J. McAllister,
Portland, Or.
/"i : N TI.F.MFN'S DISCARDED CLOTHING
• t bought. 1417 second s;»-eet.
| I ADIES' WRITING D 1 BKB, RO< k - Its AND
j I, parlor table* tn every variety price* reasona
; b.e li'lltonn Kurniture Company. 9li 1 ront
street. Installments.
i DEItSONAL-HAVE YOO SEEN OCR ELB
• want ;ne of parlor suite*? 1» -t for tHe m'>n-> .
, Helltuwn i urnlture » ompany, 91 j irstt street.
, Installments.
| f AX!DERM IST—C. C. BKRII, *231 FRONT
I strfH't.
HOOI ..k DRESS < l TTINO, il liiN. k
i ley bi*vk.
H AVE \ NKW COVER P T on YODR
Umorel x. I'uibrella hospital, op; isite j>o«t
--i ofti .e.
| VKW CARPETS AND FCHNI I'l'E SOLD
on easy payments. Bennett .v Hall Fnrdum
« ocnpany. c. Tn- t-ront and Marion sire^t.s.
{ 4 I. T. MESSENGER RATES F.tOM OUR
-\ • office 16 * terry street: 12 bkickior less. 5
«s*n««: 14 blocks. 10 cents: :6 h.ocks. IV cents: 54J
bl<M ki or over. 'JO cents; answer, Soents t>y
: tus hour, *iO cen « siroilsrs and a tvert ita< mat
; ter :.strr lite : fI.SO p«--<in\ . cards
I etc.,delivered a: #1 5o per >:»y King A. i>. r.
j call t.i-x only f.r Seattle rans er • • mp&ny's
I tacka curaeys and express vafOM p»riii p<»
tal !i iegrapn * ar> e < i»;iip»n> s te'- ,r«n<; opvn
» a i oiiurs i t the day a;: ... - t. T- iej-n ne Nu
COJkl A\ l> WOOD I' I MD.
DtY COAL. W.i-iD AND BARK EIGHTS
I» and Pike street wo-d yard. ftlfphOWsns
t-er 70!
HVSM « ITH3.
' r r i't -IINtH, oL Ns>iiX IH, fNOIT
A . suIM
FIXAXCIAL.
MONEY AT FROM 7 TO 9 Pf'R OF NT.;
time. 3 lo 5 ye*rs: spuria, raw * for (food farm
•r«d property loans: 1 anl 2-year loan* on
un.mpr"ved .and an.! vararit ciiy io*s. 10 per cent.
W u. Corner. 4 an 4 5 Olympic bock.
MONF.Y TO LO*N OX FCRSI.
tare or an* good security without removal.
W. C. BJttenhouse. 6-4 and 85 T'ai >n block.
MONEY TO LF.ND FROM SIOO AND VP
»ar J* at low rate oi" intwrea. O. Wineh.li,
20« Buter bock.
CHKAPFST MCXEY IX STATE TO LOAN
on rancaes. new or old, and to pr*vt> up with.
Holhi'hi.'l A Thurston. Pioneer bu !ling.
IOA'.S NE'iOTIAT- D ON RESIDENCE
J property. Room .8 H;nckley block.
CORP*" (RATION. AND PRIVATE
money for loans, bouds. and coun'y wa-rants.
A. L Par.<t-r A Co,. Smith bock, rooms 7. 8. 9.
MONEY ro I/OA N ON PI A FCRM
tare, horses an/1 other securities. J. W.
A Ca. 413 Se-uie National bank buildini.
JVO Tn 92,000 OF PRIVATE MONET TO
O oan at rea-o'iab'.e ra;e«: wi I rr.a»e ba;.diijg
loans West A Field. 25 Union block.
QHORT LOANS MADE: INSIDF. OR OCT-
O side property. K. J. Huston, 514 Hailey block
SHORT TIMt- LOANS AT 10 PER CENT.;
mortgage* bought. Kin?. 7 Epler block.
TT ANTED— LARGE LOANS ON BtTSINE-S
*» property et low rates: will also make building
loani; no delay. J. K. Ldi; Is: »a, office ia secur
ity Saviass hank.
A'Of R MONEY WILE, EARN 8 PER CFNT.
_I on deposit: you ean buy vnor.mm loanst®net
7to 10 per cent.: wa-ra it« bo :cbt; money to
At .-ea:t;e savings Rank, second anil Ye>ler.
INVESTORS— AN Y ONE HAVING FHOM
?s')-» to -*lO 0)(» to invest wh- re safety and
good returns are wanted, will do well to cai! on F.
A. Hill, Washington block, Seattle, between Sand
10 a m.
MONEY LOANED ON RF.A L ESTATE. WITH
privilege paying in installments. morts;»?e»
»nd negoriaMe paper boilguU S. I_ Bowman, 21
Olympic block.
Xt'E IX 'N'T HAVE TO SUBMIT APPI.TfA
" tions for approval: loa>s ciosed promptly;
money a! ways on hand: $3 ) > to $!»0,Ot>0 amounts;
time j-our own; best terms ia city; no red tape.
Lee d£*Uuwden. « olman block.
TO LOAN-« 1,200 7 Pr.K CENT.. 5 YEARS;
on Improved city property or farm: 9500 and
s7o©, 8 per cent., J or 3 years, on vacant residence
lots; sma.l commission, Townsend, Milroy <k Co.,
2 Col in an bu;iding.
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS FCP.NI.
ture, or any good security: strictiv confiden
tial. H. Binnian « Ca, 'J9 Sate i .eposit building.
PRIVATE MONEY oN HAND TO MAKE
good city loana. Eugene R Stoddard room
2.i0 Hurke bu.ldlnj.
VOfES. SHORT TIME MORTGAGES AND
r.esotianle paper bonght and money loaned.
'Ailliam P. Harper 's f'o! ect;on Agency, room No.
39. safe i'epoii> building
VOTES, sll >RT TIME REAL ESTATE AND
chattel mortgages bought; money loaned on
approved securities. Room B Halier bull line.
E. f Smart.
PRIVATE MONEY FOR SHORT OR LONG
time loans on rf-al estate: short date mortgages
bought. J. B. Wright, room 4tt3 Bailey building.
MONEY LOANED ON FUBNITUBE. Pl
anos. hor-es, wagons, etc.. without removal;
loans s rictly confideatial. 703 second street
room 17.
lON<* OR SHORT TIME MONEY; WAR.
J rant* bought. E. R Fowler, room 1 Oiymp.c
block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
and farm prope tv at reasonable interest Ap
ply rooms 1 and 2, Smith block, corner>«cond and
James.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
farm and city property, troai one to five years'
time on easy terms and low rates of interest; loans
closed prompt.y. I). F. McCouiniiigriey. 118 and
120 Washington building, 70i . ront street.
M NEY LOANED ON FURNITURE AND
teams; lo.ig and short time loans on real es
tate. Townsend, Miiroy <Jt Co., 2C oSman building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON RFAL ESTATE;
also money furnished to mak>> final proofs.
Henry Fuhrman. rooms 7 and 8 Suilivan block.
MON'KY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
furniture an I other good securitv. Rooms
12 and 13 H»>r block.
MONEY LOAN OFFICE—OLDEST ESTAR-
Il_ hed in the city; Unc'e Harris' loan office,
204 Washin^t'U street; liberal advances on dia
monds. watches and jewelry: lowest rates.
COLLATERAL BANK, 105 CHERBV RT.,
loans money on diamonds and articles of value.
C* PER CENT. MORTGAGES: LOAN'S. SEE
v» C. M- Anderson. 308 Butler block.
T ° »2,000 AT 10 PER CENT.; PT'B.
urban loan a. Clericus, room 20 t pier
block.
7 T>FP PWT CITY LOXNS, R. M,
■ * "It' V *■* I • Palmer, Coin so b'dg.
REDUCED RATES
tarm« and city property: bui ding loans a specialtv;
privilege to repay before maturity or bv install
ment*: loans c osed tn one day.' J. K. Sdmiston,
Security Savin?* batik.
PHILADELPHIA^??^
offers money in any amount, lowe t ratos an 1 be-t
terms, on inside residence and business property.
Appiy to Thomas A Ca, representatives, 622
Burke block.
A PFR rL'VT 6 '»- " 7'--. 8. g»;
" A I J D \ 1 . and 9 per cent are ttie
rates I loan money for ions time: get particulars.
I. W. F.ntz. first floor Bailey block.
\f OVVV TO LOAN; 6 TO c> |'F R CENT.
i'Lv I < 1 interest; < too to 550.0J0, James
Fothwel. Boston block. Telephone 63.
\OTiCE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
stockholder* of The A. •. Ho'alinc Company of
Pneet sound, tor theelection of trustees an ! officers
f-»r the ensuing year, will be beld at their office in
Seattle, on Monday. Janua-y 23. 1X93, at 8 oci ck
p m. R. s. ROTHCHILD. President
M F. MAY ft E '.v Secretary
EDTCATIOSAL.
CONSERVATORY OF ARTS. FRONT AND
spring streets. Piano, organ, singing, violin,
etc.: elocution, physical culture, drawing, paint
ing; classes and private lesions.
MOUNT RAINIER SEMINARY, IU»8 SIX : H
street: school reopens January 4, 1893. Miss
M. R Cochrane, principal.
QRATTLE FEMALE COI.LF. iF. BEGINS ITS
O spring term January 2u. Take '1 bird street
cars or add ers W. \V. Beck, Kavenna, WasU.
Miss MARGUERITK SAXTON. TEACHER
ot elocution an t dramatic art: terms reason
able. The Abbott. Thirl and PikesfreetJ-
fPHK SEATTLE SHORTHAND AND TYPE
-1 writing institute Mrs. Leo. principal. Thor
ough and practical training for law and corre
spondence Bifom 311 Occidental block.
I UNIVERSITY OF SEATTLE - SECOND
term of Preparatory Department opens Mon
day. October 24: closes December 24: both sexes
received: tuition #'< per term. Address I>. J.
Pierce, pr'ncipal. Box 204.
QTARR SHORTHAND AND ! VPEWRITING
O ollece. Hinckley building; students fitted for
positions in thr*»e months.
VOCAL AM* I\.STKVME>rAL MCSIC
1 s I). ( RANDALL. TEACHER OK SINGING,
UJ. 416 I nion street, Tuesdays and Fridays.
MANTKJMX INSTRUCTIONS. J n. MAKT
n«T. corner second au > c herry, over Barre's
jewelry store
DAIIL'S VIOLIN. BANJO AND GUITAR
«ch i l, I!'< >uth street arid --S Pike.
BAN.IO OVII"AR IN —Tit t'< °TI UN S. ItEA
iner 1'..-.:-i ntellicen.vr ri^
I» A \CI V<; ArA/> FV I'
1)iio; . I »S> IV. T I»AN*CINO rL\>BKS
convene a' th*' Aritnit 'ti hotel hil! Friday and
Monday erepms:* and Saturday afternoons; refer
ences r»-«i»»'re<l from a!! p<:pi : «.
A KCHITtCCTS.
WJLLIAM IL WILMJOX. BURKE BUJLD
»* in*.
U' E. BOONE, NEW YORK BLOCK.
AIM HITF.CTS, ROOMS
it'er block
I'VKRs A KEITH.
r, 502. 503 and 5>4 I
1)A h K I N muN —SKAIT LK NATIONAL BANK
1 Woe*.
VMII. HE NKI F, A:u MlTL<'r, HALLKK
f i I: <vk
t vr, I \ ELKS A\ /* VOVTK AC / OJfH,
VJAN r KAN IMCO BR] r> i< >M IV* N * -KN
i Itaiea a I caatraet r s t r r-1 v of »mi de
scription: «harf Mi tltns. p.i-drivi-i* dre'icint;
a.id «:» »• - v»*i **ci\ait!.t: p arn an J
t.(.n» 'iriii>he i <>n a;>p:trvion: <virre*i>ond«i)<>- a.j
lir re ! «>rti c< d n'a fo »< k.
to^TKtcroils .1 >p m il in us
I UP.NWAV. J 8 •(« ART—CON WAV A BiV
; «J . c»rt. contract >rs. pi edrlvtag, bddn buii'l-
J !■■(: etc !-m fi.r;.:-lied Headquarters,
•-.-S Tl::rrt street, -eattie. W j,n
V«# Nt r IO A X oFf'l (E.
- l i sTABLIsHMf NT IN THK CITY;
j "» I uc.e Harris' 1 ua:> ■ ft, DM VmMxl n
| -.trwt; .;&«•(;»< Mttn. «, v>a u»»iu«uOa. waiibettuJ
iC*«uj , itlftwl Itkli
f atstcrA>~* a vr»
T\R- ANNIE R CSS ELI.. OHA DC ATE F
J-/-er\r.ar srhoo. vil hospital prsc:!.-* r>
2i>27 R>a«roi; block, cor.ter Fr>.n: *r:d > olnrnbia.
T\R. WF.KD, Bt'RKE BCILDISO. TF.LE
1 ' ptso ne No. 1.
DH*. HAWS N A y A-• EF.SON —OF: I ?.
Birse haliding: telephone. Wl\ r
res! r !en<>>. 4. I -r Ea«!eson has WJC.M practice;
res.de nee :e!ephone. ;vl 5
DR. AHTHCR DE VOE. 2»19 SECOND.
Telephone 8»i!4.
DR. SARAH KENDALL, HOLYOKE BLOCK.
Teiephone 3 '5.
DR. H. J ELEf"»CHER. DECT*' HER *RZT;
*pe- 'a ty. *nr,r«ry ai»<l dieea»ei
OHf »»ot:«;eia block. Er nt, aouthea-sl comer
coinmh.a »t-e*t.
DR. E. J ilN'Sox, PHYSICIAN \NPHCR
-OMK. oflet, fWOH 5, 6 and 7 MNMMM
B OCK. R.orthea-- corner of Er IN- and Che-r-j; re*l
dence. No 917 Ye«.e- «v»n i». :ei phone -i'Al
MRS. J. S. T>K AN. PifV-I TAN AND >*UR
ceon. . i>4 ead iOS New V rk !>.»'k;
(1 IF. -e hour®. 11 to I'J «. m.. . :Jito4 '> i> in:
rest .eoce 717 Mary nreet: telephone No. i .3, at
re«:dence
OTt/US A\l> AIBIST«
DR. OE ROE A REI< H.
an I pbyiiclan for diseases of the threat. C!Ec«
and J!'>4 Suildlnj.
DR. A. B. KIBBE, wrnsr, AT'RI«T AND
pbvsiciart fat dimiw MM tbri a; MMWd
to rooms 326-327 Bailey biiiidin*, corner <. herry
an l >e<~ inJ iirer-ts.
DR STILLS V. EVE, EAR, son AND
th-oar. Hai'er hnildinir.
r> ir.v r/s r<
OTANLEY DENTAL C MPASY, ROOM 1
O Ki ne A Roneaberg httHdin<;.
DR. WRASSE IS AOAIN AT HIS DENTAL
room#. 15, 16 and 17 Gotutem block. I>r.
Mondy is assisting him.
rX. PRATHEK, OPPOSITE NEW THEA
• ter. Third street.
C. L. NELSON, ST. JAMES HOTEL,
DR._AT.BSRT J. PORHKST. DENTIST. 15. ID,
IT Fyre block, corner Front and Mar.on.
ft W. BRAGDON. GRADUATE PHII.ADEL
f • phia Dental College. 1-2 Siarr-Boyd block;
residence telephone 912.
FOX. DENTIST, SULLIVAN BLOCK.
DR. G. "WILLIS PRICK, DENTIST—OFFICE
and residence, No. rioo Third street, comer
Jemes.
O G. HILL, D I>. S. (AT TH R WASHINGTON
O. Dental Institute.) Testh tilled without pain.
Corner Second anl Colombia.
\C F GIDWXGS, D D. S. —ROOMS 509, 519
" • and 520 Burse building.
CA. HOLMES. D. r>. S.—ROOMS 26 AND 'J?
• Colman bui dine. 811 Front street.
P EOI.GF. E. THOMPSON. D. D. S.-F'.O \MS9,
VI 10 Hinckley h!or», second and Columbia < - s
XAMSAGF.
\LICE F\Y GIVES VAPOP. BATH s AND
magnetic treatment &05 Front street, room IS.
MRS. HEED, 310 J A MVS STREET-FACE
mawse" for all blemishes of the skin, such as
acne, freckies. mother's mark, wrinkle*. motb
patches, etc.. etc.; corns treated: hair dyeing a
specialty; for th<» Imperial hair regenerator.
La<i:es taught th- art of lace mas^aste.
MAyiCl RK.
ALICE M. AIKEN.. EXPERIENCED MANl
cure ar,<l electrolostst: hair drnvsin? parlors,
37 and 38 Hotel Stevens. Front and Huron streets.
CLAIKVOXASTS.
FLORANCE MARVIN HAS REMOVED TO
the D Ulhitt hiock. -econ 1 street She can be
consulted at her pariors. 16 an l 17. second floor.
MMF, LA VEE. CLAIRVOYANT AND
trance medium: tells p\st. present and fature;
satisfaction euaran(ee.l or ao pay. Southwest cor
ner s:.ivh and Madison.
\RE YOU IN TROUBLE? DR> YOU NEED
advice? If so. see Madam" <say, trance and
business medium, 1218 Second street.
BUSINESS MEDIUMS, SLATE WRITING
messages. 1421 >i*th street.
QUEEN, FORTUNE TELLER: LA-
I dies. s'» cents: gentlemen, 91. Sanderson
hiock. Yesier avenue, hetwt-en South second and
Comm rcial s r r 'Om 9.
J rrojt> EIH AT LA IT.
UDWARD VON TOREL, ATTORNEY AT
FJ law. Occidental blo<*».
HUGHES, HASTINIH & DM AN. COUN
sellors at law. 60. 61. 6., 63. til IlgtWr bid?.
YY F. HAYS, SUITE 412 PIONKEK BLI>G.
PRANK B. INGERSOLL, 146 SQUIRE-LAT
U imer building.
"pENNEFATIIER ,t CORSON. ATTORNEYd
A at law. Rooms 1 and 2H.A.sm th biock.
T7ISHBA( K A HARDIN, ROOMS IIP TO 127
X Sqnire-I.atimer 1 uildinjr.
U' I>. LAMBUIH, SECOND AM) JAMES
• streets.
KICHARDSAXR J 'Vl's, ATTOKNEV AND
counsellor. Rooms 31 32 Starr-Boyd building.
TENNER. LEGG <ft WILLIAM* (C. K. J< N
»' ner. L. H. s. T. Wiliiams) attorneys at
law. Rooms 13 and 14 Keston b!.>ck.
JAM s LEDDY, ATTO .N' V AND COUN
sellor at law. Rooms 401-403 Burke building.
\N DREW F. BU ft LEIGH, ATTORNEY AT
law. Burke building
F'RED H. PKT.:.SO\\ ATTORNEY AND
counsellor *t law. corner Yesler avenue and
Commercial street.
I YON DENNY", ATTORNKYS ANDPOFX.
J "eliors at law. 501, 502, 503 Bailey building
Y B. TIPTUX, 427-428 BAILEY BUILDING,
r P HI'HTEN P. DYER. ATTORNEY. 315 BtTT-
A ler biocic.
CMIIH A LIT TELL. ATT >RXEYK A T LAW
► ltoonn 309. mo. :ni :<ut!er r>!<>ck.
pRKENE* Tt'RNKR (HOCER s. r.KKKNE,
' I 1. T. 1 timer), attomevs a'id councilors at
l.iw. Rooms 301.. 3 8, 319 auu 3-0 \\ a h.uzton
block, X'a'tle, Wash.
pRKHTON, CARR .<fc >N (HAROID
I i'reston, E. M Car.-, (. s Pteston). attorneys
ami couii eliors at U . I'hird rl ...r I'ione r block
PA iyNTS.
HU RKYNOI.D*. Foil ME 111 Y EXAMINER
• 111 U. H. pater.*. ; patent blUlMn a *pe.
cialty; Am»r;rin and t. reUu patents prompt,y
secured. Koom 85 *u:livan block.
PATE N T>. CAVEAT", ETC. VVRI IE FOR
1 \dvic ■to nve-U'-rs "») H. Kiriif T Eplerblk,
AHSTUACruKS
Booth a ii-anford abstract < ompan y
fine.) Mooms 202. Hi»4 and 206 Burse Mock
corner Second and M tri >n >t:»e's.
COLL. ECTiOXS
pEKWWELI COLLKCTIOM COMPASt
\ Keguiar collection* for buaineaa fir: v an. l pro
ruen; »jwv a! a tention to overdue »c.
counts. SO< hut er 1 .o<- .
OT EISO |V/» CLEASJ*G.
FRANCISCO I»YE WORKS. H."J Mo,
O ond s'reet
\\* kSM RSI >N. I»VF.R AMDCLI \NI .••
.k .:»•> a-ni clotfainc. Fifth «ni Jamea.
HOOK /{/ \ n i n |
I' ANTHONY'S BINDERY, BLANK H<».»K
I • nift'Ki .i. t I'er* Wm!.i;ig on *'r»-e . corner
i. rn er<-a!, rm ms 1 and 'Mnry bio, *. Seattla
w ,j^b.
WELL imir i />».
UTATF K—} A 1 l l.y Tl 1 LAK «KU COU
** xtl< *' " 11 * •*<'! 'l«iU«rr\ li «tr«-»'t.
I. Eli.4 I AOTH ES.
M.\l:s]| \l.'S soi h k (>f SKlZt'HK—In t!i<
urt of the V <li irictof
\v n irthern iu aviiuir&lty. X'>
571
iii»r-a ft a hatii fl wj in the a?>ovr
t:'. ( .urt ..ii ljtti ■:»>• «l Jaiiiiar., \. I>.
9-5 by Jam-* Ki«»fer. Pr ori l)fh» fuf
. Umm, i(iuut the MeariK-r Nellie, he MgiOM
i bollera, tfc, and alMs
ln;tna.r> tanc.* -hat there ltn.iw Juet> tr>.. sa 1
'•".lan* -as ah a manner *>n v
- mi •• • l:i_' M» an<t H at the aid aieanu-r,
! t-r m<» innery, ett- . n.av >+■ coti
at >1 »oi<i to (>ay the d -niaut]< ~t' tfce :tbel
: lan: > w. therefore, in punuauc • >t tl.a iti< niti n
j «f *aid court to uie directed an. 1 deilverwi, i have
« i7*<! th«? «a i Nellie, her ;ne<, boi r*,
I et<-.. ar> 1 I ,lo give t»'it>i!o no'ice : > r.!! per
•»•>«* i' i uiin.' or otberw.M* having ariy i:iter« t ;n
j the «ai ! earner, oer >-i.e t>o ef». etc . that
ti.e. fw and appear before ti. * tid «-..urt, at -»eat:le.
; i n th' Oav of l-fbriiMt a? !t»
i 'I ■; Kj*i hi itie :«ir»-'iO*»n of th-* »!av. tneu an t
toe re to i ite;- .V th-ir rlaiins and maiCe t .♦• r
aile<a:ton<t iit th it heba f
1 M M It. BROWN, V. S. Mnrahat.
i'.T 11. A. Kiiitii.w tH-putv
I Kief» r, I'r.tlor fur I. heUativ.
L*.vu Mi *«a>k.« Uud io;uua> wi ioJi.
I.KKAL -▼© ricr.s.
Marsh At.* sotkt or -Kizr'-Riu*?
tr.e <!:- r ~t c irt of trie T- o ,>■ — w# , r
the di«:rici of Wwhb|ML > -jt- horn i v < wz
a>!rn ralty. No. <SOtt *•
wll 'r»M * <itw: r.vU been fl »In;ha
nan M c»»rt on the ;!th lay of Jaa-.ary 7T
1-SH , r.y .rr-» •« ,t i ir-i-r. Pr «■: r» ....
A. <•. fWnjir . nr.-. a.-» as; u.» -t-*rc -3
Uan'»r - ■-r ■ .-- - < ■ , -
Apt ar>- fur: i: : rv. , a iti ":ie Tf—*
bsrr UHl«r«. engine*. to*rmnery incnAL. "
• uralter*. «tc.. a..~ :r.« n , ,v>.*ac* :bat i/ . ?
• - .'.in roT» entitled
t» -d to ihtwi' 'JI: • #,o •««,
thousand dolar. h-/ srmr, f cor,tr»ct r>. -K»
»".v»nmn| :-f»r.iS"( II!« ..«• to
In 5. 1. n« -arona* r - »>a €"-*s* «,^T*
tr-e iii day >!' A j«ust a« 4, 7,!j
contract and [ray < ;un:,» •» ! « -am fscwJ
•?-*• 5* rf> " ••*'* #n - ®**- '*-*• •* r T. U' t» „
p*-e.. furniture. *v. .™y »c --r.a*i «*"«&
t" pay t.ie ;;<«rr.an.ls Of
Now. IkHlta . r. POWMUI"# • ' » WOBitiOB *
«* 1 t»> ;iis» <X.r- ar.J V ered. t *a«
s- *-d the * • Kwa io| tat Ty«»~hi
engine -oiler*. .• .»rv 1i da
*£p a bS.<- :i - -»to».. f ■: .. , Tl n , or S2
r.« a y -r- - .r, ih* t* :»:«»« !a ?
b »• b-r N .■■M ete
- -« :h- »*;: c. .-t v —u: »
**c ! •»* u !•» o'etart
jr. .n- fo->.. 1. . ft:.»> dm* ti-r «i<j Uiere i
! j»niJ a . 1 ;t-.r *Ue»«o«»
tat at r;iOMAS f.. RH- wy °*
T y E. W. Mr,, TT. D.paty.
Or*ea* A Turr. r r'r- <-t n f-.r
I,at> 1 *• '"*' •" 'bU :■» ■ Azt f inu .ATT 1»1
KKfEJVhR-. N.,71 ST. < RE:.ITVjiSIr»
Hi* superior r :r: f -h- «•«« »f M MUaahZ
t r th* c .nnty . f K..,- -><ur ;«•. O Oa«ia J?
T s* w fr ' i a*:* •'• ;.i isr vi.v* ao-*»
tb»* nr;n n»R.» ar. : rv* ff.n-.titi « r.v«L '
\ A ; rj t i *< t T;*6 \*s. * CoarißT '
ffrri'i*nt. No. 9.757.
I' ir> lan: to ati r *r m*.i» t>y tbta court la U»
» r >w
1.-9-.. not-ca .. tjareoy r. «n by ti« an4«-«;<n2
H-rtna • ha; m ■*■ lfilin,,.! >f. n .v>?
'' iimle M o ..parr
to ; n: -rt-.r c Ir.ll »c*ia* the
Mil. < omp-t r. t.-ac- »r *ita proofs of «aroa
to »i*M u !-r- jr>» *at !.h oltfi. a: No «_•
">'*•»• nt •• ri ..f -»Vl.e *itf :t W.«.a ;V .*
OQ or before l&e Ja ' Jan .arv, 1K93
Hr KM AN 1 HAPIX,
Heoelrerof -a nialtn.e Mlli» ..mnaar,
Datr i -»-v. >.e, v\ a«ij., i 'i 1.
IJ.it* of rtr»t publication. December ;:'!. lij#i
T-MTE It STATES MA HSH A V •» MTTIC* 0?
1 s««Rr« i«j » .Vi ti S-laths d strict .-oart «f
t":;.te 1 >!at<rs, d:v.« a. district of
Wa*h.ng:on.
Wherw, A libel of informal: >N ha* BEAN fl'«4
in the a- ve entitled court >n the7ttidayof Jta.
nary. 1893. Ny P. H. W:n*ton. U. 8. district at
torney or the district o: Washington, on belief of
•he T n ted -ta:es and against 200 3*e-'a»l tm
containing one hundred pounds cf opiara pr»
pare i for g purp. n a case of forfeiture
anil flies a libel or inform at; a and alleging in subl
sane*: 1 hat on the lint day of >«p'.ember,
IW. tb» lion. Andrew Was* n. the da'y quaiil
fi«d and acting c hector custom (* '.be ■iistriel
o: I'ugai a>und. did a; K.ng connty. in *a.t i»
trict. sez a.lof .he af resa: : me-< haa-I.se forta«
violation .if lection 3.082 ■ f the h-vised Stat out
ot the United : whereas the said U. 4
a torney pray * tra: the said merchandise may to
d* reed t.> he' f< rfeiled to t;.e I oiled -tales.
Now therefore. In pursuarire of the rr.ooitk*
issued under -he seal of -ajd cart Co me
and d-livered i-. accordance w tn the oner of sai4
c urt. I do I.K.hv give public no-ice to a,. p«n««
claiming the <ta i jp: an - r tn enr manner ta:«s
estel a rem that they oe and appear :;efor» :i#
said district court si the city or Uii
d..strict. I n tae 2; i tiay of February, i s<>3. u
e -v-n o'clock m the foeuooj of tue sarae .lav,
then uii.l tner • to Interpol therr ciaiaxs and r -*-it
their ai.e^ations 1 1 thai behalf.
THOMAS BR. WN. U. & Marshal.
By H. A. Bionow, 1 eputv
F. H WIN -TON, U. 8. Attorney.
Ry .ISMFS FK. AssiataatU. S. Attoraey.
L>ate<i Jannarv 13. I»S3.
L'NITKD ST AT lis MARSHAL'S NOTICE Of
peiznre.ca.se Na 604. In the district court of
the United States. Northern diviaion. district of
Washington.
Whereas, A libel of info:ma:ton has been tile>iin
the giove eot.t v 1 court on the 7tb day of Jasii
ary. 1893. by P. tL Wins? n, U. S. district attor
ney for the district of Washington, ou '*haif of ih«
Unltad States, an : Sve-tael tins con
taining hlty pounds of opium prepared for smok*
In 5. irposea 1 a case of Ibmtm and riles a
1 be; of .uformation and alleging in su'iataaca,
that, on the HHn day of L)ecember. l>»9i the Hon.
Andrew Wa-.-ou. the d .1- in-ifled a:.J act.og col
lector of custon.s for the distr.c of Ihiget
did a; K.P.K county, in s.ud district, seize ail tfes
a oresaid merchandise for tve v > a: oa of section
3.082 o! the .levi-ed statu ot the United Stales;
whereas, the i U. s. attorney pravs thai th«
s»i i mercha lise may be decreed to be forfeited t®
the Uat'e l state-.
Now. therefore, in pursuance of the monition
issued under the seal of said court, to me uirected
and delivered, iu accordance w*h theorlerot said
court. I do hereby »;iv,. pu lie no.ice to ail persons
c aiming the said opium, or in any nanr.er inter
fered therein, that they be aad appear before th«
-aid district court at the city of ->eattle. in said dis
trict. on the 23-1 day or Fnbrnsry. 1593, at 11
o'cl CK in the forenoon of the -atne day. then an!
thereto in erpose their claims and mane their all*
zations iu that behait
THOMAS K. RI'.OWN, U. 8. Marshal
By 11. A. BIOKLCIW. Ueputy.
P H. WINSTON, U. S. Attorney.
By JAMES KEIKEB. \ssistant U.S. Attorney.
L>ated January 13, I^3.
IGNITED STA 1 ES M ARSHAL'S NOTICE !>P
V seizure, case No. 605. In the district court
of the United Mates. Nortbe-n division,district af
Wa-hinsTton.
Whereas, A iibel of information has been filed ia
the above entitled cour:. on the 7lh day of Janu
ary. 1893, by p. H. Winston. I 'nitestates dis.rict
attornev for the district of Washinijton, ir. >»ehalf
of the Untteil States, a id against I'M) tive-tae. tins,
containing fifty pounds of otdnm prepared tot
smokins
a iit>ei of inform itiou allesinsf. in substance, tlitt
011 the Irtth day of l>ecember. ISU!. the Hutv
Andrew Wmwon. t edu v «j ia itie<l and acUng col
lector o;'cut ms for th ■ distri -t of P i«et sound,
did at Kin? county, in said strict. s.Miealiof tti#
a ..resaid met' ..atid s« mr he violation ofsectiot
3.0«2 of the tievi -e ) -tamtes of the Ui.ited States;
wheriivs. ihe -ai l United states attorney pr»y»
that the merchandise may bi decreed to be for
feited tot h" United >iates.
Now, therefore, in pursuance ot the tnnniHo*
issued under the seal 01 s i d court to me
a 1 delivered. ,- i a -rdam-e with the orde of sa l
court. I do h -rebv i.-ive pub'ic notice t«. a.: i»n nt
c!ai:;iintc -he said opium, or iu ativ manner tatea
ested therein, that th-v be and
B.i d di trict court, at the city i f S. attie. in said
dlstrh-t, on ihe 23d day of Febrnary. 189S, at 11
o'clock in tn • forenoon of the «Hme day. then a>4
there to interpose th ir claims and make ibetf
allegations in hat heha f
TlliiM k> R. BROWN. U. S MarshaL
By H. A. Bipelow. t'-pu v.
11. iN, Us Attorney.
By James K«ifer. Assistant U. S. Attorney.
Uuted January 1 ISM
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\PPLY W ASH INOTOS IRON WORKS ca
Town office, x-oott ! street, near Jiridoa
QTORAOE SEATTLE AUTOMATIC M
O f n, ei r Wert a".;i I'aion now fa*
nisti e :h* r M'nerai or oil st'>rai;e at owest rales;
tnonev 11\iB(«i wti.-ii de-ired. U>w insurance.
I A I Lit HI w;
| KTHI'R I. <•" >N N« W MAKES II lt%
-\overcoats and ir«, in, r<. Tlie irntts'cin build 1 oi.
GILMAN COIL
On anil alter tins date prices will be M
follows until further notice:
screened Lamp from Bunkers, $5.00
per ton.
Average by car load on cars, skoo
per toil.
Screening*, $2.00 per ton.
Slack, Sl.lO per ton.
SEATTLK COAL & IKON' CO.
DECEMBFR I, !892.
DR. SANDEN'B
ELECTRIC BELT
LATEST ELECTS*
IMPROVEMENTS, SUSPEHSOW,
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No. 172 First St.. PORTLAND. ORF
WEAK MEN
INSTANT RELIKF. Oito lit I»(U«.
I will « 1.,| «•»,•■<< COCC
lerersa •» Wfcfc imall »• »* J*
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service at rtitiouable rate*. Ttri«|>>iOiMi -37.

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