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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. I.
PROFESSIONAL CAKDJS.
iSSmn 4 .uieii«r
ATTORNEVri-AT-LAW AND
I'flßttr In
*RJZ. s* fort Ttrwaasa^.
•ry. y . / t ■
0 P. JENKINS,
BEATTJX, W. T..
A rroHXK r-A rt.\ *' HOIJCI Z?i
IS CHASCKHT. A v/> pnwro/t
/ HUIJMJUAJ.TR .
/.vu M' HVMR ° " St?**
IfMWMT * HA LI. KB,
Attorneys & Comsllm at Law,
POtT TUWJ9UD. W. T.
WUt pnrtU* la si! »h« r*mrt s of In »h*
T»rrMnr>
•irwa m twuii »rnas»«. e»saaira acwi
iiMfii., mrriJ,
c M.BRADSHAW,
FORT TOWNHKND. W. T.
«. *..« - -- * V -♦«»— -y- " * ~~ "*
isM> ) Mi.llii.»sa. Ta-e bt *ss
MrMLVRA HIRkK.
ATTOHSKYM-AT-LAW,
SEATTLE, W. T.,
wui «4at Vnsiasas la all parts of tt» T*.
nw*y.
M H. Me* i «' H. B*s»«jaJ'
MCONAHA I HANFORD,
* 4 *vrzaoaszr t ~'
Oirici-Comntn'ikl Btrw>t, cuniar
Waabingion, W. T.
D. ». SKMTH,
I'. S. Cowwl—laser, Jinllm of
Oft fftm ssfnvsirTswr.
< uiudl<«s suml* un *ll sums uuJ»r • KIS.
Imp «a 4 sSOss psossa Osvs ss4 OcSuuwl
•.igu.'-aSssS aocncsA asres*.
uro< s-iWnw ul TUfd ni4 fcsw**
fuk
OR. FRED. N. SPARLING.
(Lots of ths U. I. Army,)
«*ff nir'M.r I* Mtrmumo**.
onriciox (HiUMKOCI AI. STBWrr, suuoiui
NORTH HOOPITAL,
AJ.S. MAGGS,
• tar Battle m 4 Rim Mur*. *a*T OW OC-
cuNWTt#* B<#Tiu m
DBN^ipTRY.
i»« J C. OIAM*. hentiht. or
smkriw
KMTMltfd. Ul
HBITAT *• MOTAW«.
WfvljliWß,
I ATTKVTtOX OIVKU TO iXH^
I , 4ft*s- Tfp— >#W>r Won K—
t T.
MIL HAU OS H4MVHAK.
Plpjtian, Smpisii Actflicta
Ofin at » raiJ acs (*hrt ry Strtrt, I*-
t*nu Pr**t Knd *rewi Wrwrta,
BKATTI.K, W.T.
QlSsldl H.B, Mm
BRATTUC. W. T.
I\B ■ •. mmm. tatt of
II VttarlaMeSw a* tar***? »» ,k#
Mirloaaa Omlrai MaUuwl Obllags. ulll
ii 1 Vv,r,rsr
DR. G. A. WEED,
HI'RHKWK AN» VHVHKIAN,
. JU-'.AnXK. W. T.
I • 4 * * . ■ J» ____ _ . .
Taraa VtHn wr J»** Ijs*s"»
MeKAIGHT A LEAKY,
uttohxkts. at- lav, so/jcj
row utt MANCKur. s /•*<* -
tvUtlW ADJtIMAJST
JTw!. Sw»m!a».Tr < »lw SB Ska
sat «f Rmi bate,
iau uaa. urn. a^u
D& JABS BAKER,
rajTMUW * sm«Baur.
MW'OOi- Oaass TFCU\T M 4 V**L «SW»SI
f fHy- <>aaaaiii Htsut. urnswi raa
un laea^Kia
lIB.G.I.CMLIIOI V
eaame, W. v.
•#ea aopMail* UatmuMa u > »*r»c«
(BQAJID AND Tt ITION
Twe Ysaag Ladies
* wuaiac mai Itsa ta
Fmfih, enai. &Ei|lish Stsdies
*Ri cmrncta
BXJICK 1 or YOUR BKIRT
was Qtnunr.
j i ih. is rutfa}, mtrnj J»'ar« ig >;
Üb. *0 many msi.tr ky« h^tswii
S is and bright -fsys, and Jay*
of pain,
l>ayt of gru { stnldav* of j*>, r.-i.-
Sweeth«-art. «inc«* I of rtur h< vr «u
«ja»-en
<»h, a* mar.r, mary dr»ary Injur*,
Ob. to many «uf* w*» tc tb harr ««*f»
Hise and au-t, ami f!n»h wi'h r«-«t tire
ski«>".
Shidews falling ui»hi * *>! and s»' tu
sir f *«H»r hirl wn
«pj«^n
Ob, %<• many tnoes I «it nrxl «ri«h
We Si re wutig \gM-u %i*l a-ftU dream
Of oi4d<T« *-•*» Bai
Utk
Xoiie to love an I fr-a« dm a»rrww
•ereeat.
ha»*«-theart, sine* J tf v<>or h»-art wss
ijQttll.
Ethtl A//#»,.
THS FIRST TSOUSAWD DOL
LARS.
Tha first ilolltrt iLtt •
young man, »fter going out luto the
world for himself ««rns fttid um, will
, generally settle the • pu-«tiou of business
life with him. There may l«» excep
tions to this statement . yet fur a rule,
h « think it will hold true. Th« tirst
condition ii that the y<Hiiigruaa natural
ly oiru*- tit* thousand doil»r*. itiqn«-t»on.
He *f.»••• not Inherit thi* suiu. It doe.
init < uiu« to hiui by • streak of g'»«i
j luck—as the result of a fortunate ven
| turn iu tbe purchase and -.alu of a hun
; dred tbur« * of It is the fruit of
personal Industry. He give* hit time
and tabor f<>r it. While he i<» thus n»ru
ing and auvtDg it, lu- ma«t tm two or
three, or pefliop* four t fuse- at- billyh to
pay bis cur root c\p» n«ms. It* is, con
' S^uuutly, helil dternly to the tusk of
, industry lor ft consiierobli petiod. The
' direct consequence to b!m is steady,
continuous, and solid discipline in tbe
• habits of industry—iu patient, jx rais
teut foreaetings snd self-denying effort
j —breaking up all the tendencies to in
doleuce ftud frivolity, a:.d making him
on tamest oud wotthfuk renuoutists of
tin 0f not only learns how to work,
but he also acquires the love of work ;
•ltd, uiori-over. he learn* the value of the
sum which h<> has thus «t« r>| out tt* his
earnings Jiu ha* toiled lor it ;he has
010 rfel its alow isi rnsai frotu tims to
tiuia, ami. in tin estimate*, it represents
So manv years of practical lab.r. His
id«as of life act- »hap d by hi«. c.v u ex
poriencc.
Tha natural «<rte< t« of earning the
first tttousand dollars we bold to be
eery largS benefili, 't hey aru just the
quslitios of mind and body which are
likaly to secura business iuomu in after
years. They constitute the best practi
cal education which man can have as a
motkmr in this working worl«t The\
US gamed in season to i life'*. purposo-
Ot the opaning |H>riod, just when they
; ore wanted when foolish notions ate
moftt likely to mislead an inexperiemod
broiu ; »»d when, too, there is o full
opportunity Cur H|isii«mii kmi develop-
Qi< nt in latter years. Men have but
| one hie to lira, and hence they Mart
from opening manhood btit onc*< ; and
t tha maner in which they start. the pur
| po*e whieh they liave in view and tha
habits which they form will ordinarily
' determine U*a sequsl o| their farcer on
earth To snoteed, nun nm«t have the
elements of success with theui.-«cltrt*
One gVOftt feasoo why there are so
moor useless, fmfiicient and poverty
stricken men on earth or rather boys
I teaming to l<e men— consists in tbe fact
that tbay did not stall right. A promi
i nent reason Why the children of the
j rich to frequently amount to nothing
j may l>e found in tbe luxury, case and
i indolenos which oiotks the comas am o
ment of their lives It 19 the law of
I tiotl that we should be workers on
; earth ; and no ooe so well consults the
1 devalopuieut of his bciug *- when he
iX>oCsr«o* his tn tt.ts law The
. wiwkars iu <«otno suitable sphere ar« the
I only really strong umi 111 thi» woiUi
DEAN SWIFT
llr. Foster «ay« 'The rule fur
nit aauring what n kaowabie at a fain*
ous man iy the invirsw ritio of what
tin* bren s;tid aV ut him i< applicable
to Swift in a marked degree. Few
iu»n hare Uwn taiW.d a***it «o »i ,ah
that ara known an little '* This i« in a
areat measure due to :Saift
By hi* own ooufaasim ha iired « "lib
by gtealth." Thar the fa uiou* dears ha>
tveu har ilr dealt with, ?Vw aiil deny.
John ion did him a«» kiud >•/ justice tie
c»u*e at too little liking lur turn. Sc>tr
arcrpled theatatanient of other* Utau«t
ha hid too much work to do. J. ffrey.
caring more for tine anting than truth,
said of hiiu that be was 'an
iii fMfcik*. >ulkl«4 or itedttfrrei.! ut lelig
lob, a 4efatu«r of buraanitT, the (Imj
4mr af etat« Sinen who had set vol hiui,
aMtls <i st rot» rof the woman
ed him " Thackeray did u t understand
the dean He could not appreciate the
pamioct and tenderness which agitated
that rough Irish heart* >wiftdad not
win lore to outrage and waste it. but i
terrthb »u*ledv prevet te*l hint from «.n
;oyiuf it i'hrak.tl wiaku*** and
>tieasksa ail » | kr'oosu ot» r that
character. l«*it at time* it was lighted
up by a gesit r>«i>» and aiitcrre « motion
In his writings ire «\ht'4t«d a contempt
Ukl WUnl of bud very dtfiurrtrt to
tW playfelaes* and f t<jorh
which charms us in t*«# / vir* L* ft**!*
In MMaia of his >wift resembled
a dem-wi. and }« t *h v who ku« huti
b*b ami wbu u* d repeat to to th U sou'
lotrsd and duap to him with tf«T\Jtto*
to the last. t>f saift's (<owcr aa a
eriUf tk«nii( |o l itjnf
•atire and sarcasm do man surj****'!
h*m. Ha gae«> to Kuriiah proer a naw
force hen he tir*t s« t ab>>Qt writing
h# formed the re>uluuoa 'to pr\<on J in
a mar ner that stf*o'.| !•»
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TERRITORY, MONDAY, JUNE 19. 1H76.
w th'- world * ~ :ZSG already too macb
nsneeatf-d with »odles« r*p#-titio«i« upon
«*s*ry eabj«*ei. To thtt b#
adhered. nnd to it hi* writiof* own
their chief ratu*
TILE MOOJT AJTD TUX IAITH
I b*- in t**» tb*t th* iw<o« eterU an
ii.f :en e on tha weather u *o deeply
rooVed toe*. nut witint unitiiff all the
■*ttaek« that b*v* made against it
eioc* meUoroiogy kas been j»rk>aeir
stadia*!. it 'oottnu •* t<> retain it* hoi 1
upoa at. An i yfct there never f«a
popular superstition mora utterly with*
<mt k ba«i« than tbi« on#- If the moon
did really paeaeaa ivoy pxerr oe,-r the
woiidwr, th.»t j>ower O'uM only tw fi
erted in one of threu wayt —by reflwe
ti« »ii of ttie luui ran, by attract fa*, or
by fttiution. No e*bef fbrtn of ae
tidfi U Conceivable N'ow, as the bright
est iight «»# a full iim>» mi never equal
ia intensity or quantify to that which i*
reflected towaru* us i«y a white eloud
<m« n «"»Tnm«r d»y, it emu ■m arc»dy b»* pre
t'-ndvd that wtufbrr it effected by -.uch
a (4iuc. That the m<»»n dues tl«it »t»
tr«etm«i> on u* it manifest—we se* it
working in the tides; !mt though it Can
move w it» rit if most anhkely that it
<wn <t«> the *am«* with air, for the »|mhm
tic gravity of the atmosphere is to -<nnill
th*t there it nothing to be attracted
Ijaplaoe ealciiLated, indeed, thai the
joint attraction of the aiid mooo b>-
K«« her cooid uot stir the atueoaphera at
a quieker mte tlian five mile* * day
as tor Inner •aiaimtiona, not a of
them ha* over been diaouvered The
idea vf an influence produced by the
phases of the moon is therefore ttifetfl on
iif i rtnnjm/a!h« (asw wbatttur.
Furthermore, it it n «w di«t:nctly shown
that no variations at nil really occur in
tin* weather at th» moment of the
changes of quarter any more than at
ordinary turn-*. Hince tbe establish
ment uf iucteoruU*gig*l statuaia ailover
the earth, it hit been proven by mill
ion* of observations that there i* no
Mmilfctnt onene«» whatever bqffcwfan
the wipiMwed cause and the Mppneed
effect Tr,e whole story is a fancy and a
sujierstitionwhieh ha> lwiui handed down
to us iuier<Uitrollud, and which we have
a<( vpte l as true U*caueu our forefathers
Ix'liMved it. Tlio moon trxi'ercises no
mora inHuenue on the weather than
herrings do on the Government otSwit
itrr l.Hfal
MOHAMMEDAN FANATI
CISM.
In ovory Mohsmm.'d.'in anuimiuutjr— !
Kuropeau, Asiatieor African —there ex- '
ista a few men who believe thair creed ;
with an intensity which sr.irely any
other faith inspires, who entirety trust
its promise* of future reward, ami who
nrc so tilled with ths pride ot beiug in
trusted witli the "one true fnitli," that
they hold life and wealth and ease as
absolutely nothing in comparison with
ttie sxteusion anil defense of I*lam.
They will dare anything to revenge an ;
insult to it, < udtire any tiling to win a
convert to it, and f*co anybody who of
feis them through death an op|>ortuu
sty ot r<-alising its promises, with a
■art iff delight in suffering which
Christians consider a prerogative of
their own martyrs.
Over and over have a few Mo
haintnt'dati soldier* charged whole
ni.tssks oi Kurop«itns. said cot .1 way ,
through them, or boon cut to piece*,
without a man of tlietn making an ef
fort to escape. Over and over again
hare minute parties ot Mopish*, in ;
Southern India, seldom exceeding twen
ty iu number, -lain somo Hindoo op
pressor, defied the British gorerntuent,
and when attacked, rushed on the
Highlanders' bayonet*, content if Only
the fatal thrust were deep enough to
let tiieni reach the infidels with tlieir
knives
Over and over ag;tiu hatro small bod
ies of lui ks, <l. fending village* or fort*
refuted all term", endured starvation
till the last fuod w»i eaten, and then
died righting, with a *>rtof triumphant
ioyooaueaa iu death. Nothing in the j
history Of liruece, ur Uuliitwor .Kugiand
■urpmnr*. the herm-m which Mflseul
tuana, e\eit«d by their creed, have from
time to time evhibited, under the tuont
unfavorable circtiDistance*, and there is j
no rvaaon to doubt that theapirit which
animated atich men animate* tome of
their corcligionuta now. The idea that
the ••fanatn-a" have all diotl out ie at
faix* a« the idea that tbare are no pioua
Mussulman- i« ft. nwm klmi live up to
their light aft strict l> and earnestly an
any C&lviuiata or lftgh Churt huteii iu
Kngland
Tuk Two Webster. -When Mr. J
Wr hater vi-utiti KiigUi.tl, afttr he hail
attained fan*- enoigh to p?<c*d«
him, an Kngli>h gentleman t-*>k him to
•t* Brougham That *imd< tit
Bnt.»n rac»»tv**i our I)anM *itfc *<aeb
«-ooin»<a that hi- waa glad to git away
and baric t<> bis ro mi. Tim fruwd who
b.;<l taken him returned t'»
»;j ha«te ar.l r
Uy
Lord, bow
«> li I<i VOU !««*haVr * Ith SUt ll UtJsr«Uiing
iy .tud dtwiturtMjr to *■ great
• liw jr» r a.xi < U »n*uU
u>g trtbhn and Ha# air with iaar- '
:iiuaiiut>." " Why, «rbat ou aartb bare
I <hme, atui whom have I Iweu iu-!o U.V* ;
•• r« Dunh'i Wvlwtee, of the lS<*tia?e ..f
tb«- I'nitcd Stataa." tlTeai Juiutt r, what
a Muu<Ur! 1 Uh*igbt U»at u «m tbvt
frliow W*Wor who mad? a diet*mat]
and nearly ruined the Knglbh lan
guage " iht ii the grmt cbanvt
qui. k!y hunted up th<- American Sfoa
t<*r, an i hating othvr ta»te> in common »
<-*i<ie* Uw and pcli'iC*, they tuade a
r*» y j% 1 ni„'Vt <>f it --// }*r *j\*r J»mr.
TUk. >U.a»tLS ut (ivUMJMUr
X„w Yv n j-ay» t«> it« 'i »t ni(*i an an
mul ialary ot w!ueb it the
bigh«at )-ani in tti« I'i.um, U«i»iai«
l+y California N«v wia
Ki<ht Stat*-» Kentucky. Maa-
Mtas* un, North Carolina,
l\nn»yleaiita. To*a«, Yirgimaand Wi*.
cdo«ia"—|<*y t&.CG6: Mary Wad $4,500
Threw fctatr* Alabama, «Georgia and
• M»i.» t< \ikxMii Oanv
boa anl Flocvia pay «aob
iUaeas Indiaaa, Mmneealt. Hiwfcwtppi
New Jensj and Teaaaeeee |ftj WbR-
Oi <O. DUoois. Lwa and Haifti pay
t-ach #2,50/- We« («r<
700. Coai..vUtut
"iOO. aad Mwfcif n.
Xebraaka, New !laaap»h*r<-. Mi ode la
land ar.d Termowt pay iheir Ooiecaors
respect;rely a salary o4 itt«l
Al ISCKLLA XBOU &.
! I
» H. PIMPIftEV,
; " ':TV '* »
• '! k . - 1
* v 4 •
Successor tn
:, ■»..{■ > ■ ' 4
PUMPHREY
t I
' |
""YOUNG.
,r- i
• I
ISoabeUer and"
<*c:.» t
f i:.* *9 % ' i
; jftaturatr, ;
; ;
j. .
amATTua. w. T.I
SAMUEL KENNEY,
Xrrrliaat T»|+or i
) « T*' **' 1 |
■M Jtwt rtcnifj * n*w and c b<4t*
STOCK OF (JOODS'
For ftpnat utd Mnmmm »•»
FASHION;VBLK SI JI TO j
llMk to er*er.
i
CMMmrrttal Mr»r», MM*!, a
MOORE & CO.
dealer* In
Fretfth and Halted
N EATS
* * ' „i. * * > ' J I. *. v■ * »*»
ftiMlftgnwral Murtmcttt of
CS «• «» «»«*
Alio, Hw l«t tfM<U of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Oor««rof Tknd fc Dcioa Stnata. Suult.
I . f
PHOTOGRAPHY
—-I>—. . - »
R. H. CARD WELL,
(*occw».r to)
GEORGE MOdTSE.
hull* l\f IW*« u« tfe> ||M low €ft l|>
UtATTTJC MAKSIT BniFlXTi. c.*un Coio.
iK«rci»l u4 Withiaxtoß itm>u
TKE BEST OP WORK
SOKE 01 THE CILUBT
ui
SATISFACTION O I'AltAlf BRBI>.
a—tii «u. iMk * -» *»
Op|Wjrfil«m
IK TH# Ufc>«TTrafe.
i m mmm m
Hu U« by IK* ot*!»r»lf««*.l < o !>•
<>*ti h « k. il tb* '
oommi>k<ial sr.,
Mttr ft# T»ttl« m 1 V«n*
r»H, tk#r. his r> will <*< ft' **ft u4
th*tr tn »-y AU liotf* «t lfcrl
will b» J- >•
Ship.
MiJl. Railroad, IjOpQfinff.
Farm a**l
Wagon Work ,
A*4 luhmM*! "fc**
~ \. 4 <\MPRKU..
MISCELLANEOUS
HOLMES & (ILIIRE.
*f awl IV*lrr«
FURNITURE
OPHOLsTm'tOOJS,,
, OOMMEKOIAL STREET. SEATTLE.
♦
f
»''l|S
Their Immense Sux k . OooUia*
Parlor Sets,
Of flin— Tap«*tr? and btirCktt
Bed-HoomSets
*j V '
t _ I
OP BLACK WALJiI T A.VJ» WHITK ASH. trlmui«sl
( with black vtfont.
Sofas & Loiiges,
,OF HAIK CLOTH aihl TAPESTRY 1
Onairs,
l Curtains.
iSSuSdIXX^B^Ot
croquet" sets. ;
Coffins, Burial Cases, Caskets, ftc.
j «7* Ml gtadi puwlMrd at (hi* rutafctUhawat, '
vil. CM delivered frea in any |>*rt of tli«> city. t
i ft#atti«. Jutj Hth. 1375.
: Ye Strangers ;
and all who feci weak Ami!
, want to bo restored !
! KNOW YE!
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner 1
man *atiMlied. bv <>allinsr at
the
I%KT SlUft UFHSHMCITIfIQI
' < «V' 1
WIIKHK
1 stealsjS, Oliopju, |
!. And ftl) U»r of th« aruu« ar* mtN In
th« W«l,New lurk Mfta.
!
; by the an J to Partis '
, aid scut iu quantities! to any plaiv
blkiv tLert- in i»teara communication.
Frc.vh Made (audits.
A »<l mi A«*Artm#nt «t
I PINE CAKBS
' CV»n«toTifly , <<»i W. .Win* mml# to
4m*i' tb« »b'>rv*t mttrv. Ball »wrl
ftrtu* tmu;>U«xl. ,
TUflfih. 1 p«.
b : '<• * : d i f .*T i A 9 1 '
WORK OXEN
Good and well-broke Oxen
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At Smith'? Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
A GOOD STRONG WAGON
wanted in exchange for well
| broke Oxen. Enquire at the
abovenamed or at this
Office. m2off
Dolly Varden
m Ml JL«» OM 9
Front Street, sear Um Pavilion,
STaTTTA w. T.
At »b« doi.it TAirrr*
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lilOT CIGAB6 IN SEATTLE
TWK A»ECtAI»TUA AT THIS HOl**E
Smith * JTWEU,
MISCEJXASKOVB
Seattle Planing Mills
€*. W. Ma»a|fr.
S A S H,D O O R S
BUNDS. FRAMES, SHUTTERS, AND WOOD FINISH
of every description.
VFASnxrn LUMBER OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HANI>.
FEED GROUND
our (JILLST MILL % at Rtasaiiabf* Kates.
W T.. Vth. 19. IIC*.
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE
JOHN L JAMIESON
(Next door to Mohwebeebee Bros. A Co.)
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE, W. T.
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS ROOKS
STATIONERY. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ALBUMS
MIAMIASU TOBAOC
Subscriptions solicited for S. K. and F* stern Periodic*)*.
1. A.JBHNCS
i WbotaMir «d iiMi oMt#r to
CTTOICE
Groceries,
Provisions
I
Hardware,
/inc Seas,
| CROCKERY,
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GLASSWARE,
; FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
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Imported and California
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Foreign and Dom^slic
Liquors, etc,, etc.
ALSO
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Soi« Proprietor of Uw fllowing
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"Farter, -
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Aad....
"Pride of W. T."
(iaads guaranteed
as represented.
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SEATTLE BAKERY
AUD
PROVISION STORE
Mill Mrrot, fkallto, V. T.
L. REIMG, Prop'r,
MAsrrAcrr KF*
Bread, Cakes and Pastry
OF ALL KINDS !
l>-*la in GRAIN, FLOUtt, OUOCK
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qmlitjr. * < HMOON PRODUCE
by ♦*▼*: v K(*p* Flll'Mf*.
PAHTkiKH. CANDIKM and CONJ'KC
TIONKLU&S, jjcepami in the o«*t<
«t fttyle.
Also, TOBACCO and CIGARS
ttT* PrioM moderate. Article* deli?
••rid at private hoot*** in Saattl*-
*,* Ord*r« filled tost! part* of tb«
•■J*
THOMAS JACKSON.
U>« old
UNITED STATES
HOTEL
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