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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-10

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NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
1HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. Mr.. NEW YORK
Sraa. Wed, Nov IA. Ss'ytha ..... We'd Dee II
Bothna. We'd. Nov n. (iallia -. We'd Dt. 10
Paronla. -..-. We'd. Nov -. Botlnia. -. We'd Dec B
ServIa We'd. Dec 3. Payonis. We'd Jan q
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YoRh
Rates of Passase-SGO $50 and SIo0. according To 40
comnlodation.
Steraqe very low Storage tickets from Idv-
erloo and Queenstown and all other PARTS Europe At
lowest rates.
- Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
EaNTe Antwerp and other FORTS the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
FOR fr.lfht and passage apry at the Comranys office.
No 4 lowing Green or both stceTal-s and cabin
OTIS BlGELOW Co, COS 7th street. Washington.
DC.
VERNON III. BROWN & 90. New York
Urto Mtssfs. OTIS BIGIIOM 4 co.
janl2 COS eth street Washnytrp
NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM =
~ The first class, full powered. Clydc-build Dutch
Steamships of this Line. AMSTERDAM. ROTTER-
DAM. SNllIEDAM. LEERDAM. ZAANDAM 4 CA
LAND, ". A. SCHOLTEN. MAS carrying the Il 4
Mails TO the Netherlands leave comlanSs Pier foot OF
SllsN street Jersey City, y J., regularly every WE'D
NESDAl for Rotterdam and Amsterdam, ALTERNATELY
FIRST cabin, $40, second cabin $50 st,s.r7,,a S2;
n. CALAUA. General Agent u South William street
New 1ork- For passage apply to W. q. MtJLlROIT
q w, 5Zo fenn ave, washington. ocl
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LADIES GOODS.

MES THOMPSON. MODISTE-CUTTING AND
~ rlttane specially. Teaching in KenSingfon, Ara
sene and Ribbon Work. Please cali at 1880 l2th street
HortnWest, between and y. nS-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-10

u PERPETRATORS AND WATER COOLERs,
IL AT REDUCED PRICES
Fruit Jars. Jelly Tmnblers
lin Fruit Cans and Wax,
Crockery. Glassware and Kitchen Utensils,
Gilray Lace Curtain Stretcher
GEO. WATTS,
ty26 314 18th street, s doors above Penn avenue
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SEATTLE UoxsloNkEs Pm DAxorA.-

SEATTLE CoxsI0NEEs Pm DAKoTA.-
A Little, A B Stewart, Alden & Fiske,
Alexander, Lynch 4 Valbusch. B F
BogaYdus. Ballard 4 Sox, Baker 4 Black
man, b c Ranous, Brann d Moran.
Boyd 4 Ponciu. CLAYTON Bros, C G
Funk & Co. c Portman. G p Stone d
Co, @ y Frasch. Chas Frasch. Clark,
Anderson 4 Co, G n Byvatey, @ Louch,
G Nahee, Densmore 4 johnson, D A
Jennings. Dexter. Horton 4 Co, E L
Manhau, Z Huntley, Z Calvert, E J
Schilline, WusshoA. Foster d Cowles,
T .GAsrh. r II Thomas. g Davies. Ges
Lee. Got Soy. G 9 England. H E Levy.
h Uhlfeldes, 81 g Struve. II McLauRh-
lin. Hurdy 4 Hall. Hotaling Liquor and
Wine Assn. Hall. Paalsen 4 Co, II
B PoUeu. Harrington / Smith. II
Lyon. John Sullivan. j II Hilton. G
Wright, Schram 4 ca. James Frank.
land, J II PeArlman. J Busch, James
virRon, Jos kappls9, II Kline. T No
Donald. d Henry, Shram, J J Weis-
inbereer. Jas Golden, II Hall, Ksll00g
4 Snyder. l. Reinig. l. i, Mitchell q
Baker. Mr. Lance Gran. Nev Castle,
Mcrhee 4 Co, n Y D Stacy. II A Kelly,
Phillips Bros. p PSsdeficks, Il sAbsrn-
athy, Steinvay Bros. Seattle Lumber 4
Commercial Co. SsAekpool. jackson 4
Co, Schvabacher Brua. Smith i Earrar,
c Coulter 4 Son. A Collins. 7 Lyle,
The Hotaline Assn Of r 8. Y Schmidt,
waid 4 Campbell, w PS. Wadde,l 4
Miles, w MeydenbaAer. w II Nichols,
w H Davis. W MonsgsmeSy. Wa Chou0,
w ID Scott 4 Co w H Bov, Young 4
Ackeou. Yealer MIN Co. iesler / An
dsrsou, Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
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FGE1CuT COMING.

r . schooner An erican Girl. in the
Wells line. Which sailed from San
Francisco May .5th. has on board
freight Consigned = ad destined 40 below
given:
For Lacouner-L L Andrews l43 pack
agss. 4 q Gasches 81.
Port Townsend-R w DeLion 4 Co
Is packages
Olympia-Tslcots Bros 2 packages, s
Williams 81.
Puyallup-E Meeker 2s2 packages.
Seattie-Golden Rule Bazaar y. H 3
Levy l, ] T Judd 81. James Dugan 10,
waddeil i Niles 81. w L Jones 46l, Bal
lard 4 Sox 8. w II SNOW ]. T Byle 6, N
Chilberg Il. J b Hetcaif PHI. A Johnsou
II, Clark. Anderson & Co ?, F w Wuss-
hoff liz. Densmore d johnson go, Hot
aling Liquor Association 3ss. Phillips
Bros y, s Bailey 10. Smith 4 Farrar
=, X A Wilson 6, c p Stone l. Co 554.
kellogg 4 Snyder ass. G p Stone IL. c
Naher l, Harrington & Smith l.
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A correspondent Of the Pcu-ixrELL,-
oExcss. under date Of Victoria. B. c.,
May I'd. AZ I pm. teieeraphs rs Al
follows: s"Ths steamer Geo. Z. Starr.
with the University haas hall nine. and
fhrre hundred excorsionissa. haa Just
arrived. She rough vesthev
and many q she excursionisss we're sea-
s6ck. Much interest seems 10 be mani
fesaed In the match game OF base 'ssil
TO b. raAyed on the Beacon Hill
groonds bssveeu shc Victoria and Scat
lie teansA The hand and other excnr-
saooisss from Seattle and Soond ports
are expscsed this evening. The Seattle
baes baiii<es vere resolved by their
british cooSina, and no paine Will be
sparsd 70 make tAslr soioaxn pleasant
and a9rseahle-~
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h fellouine nsU - tzana1ss q
rsai sstats. - recorded It ths AndisnR's
o@cs. sincs our IAse recort:
John Collins TO 7. Hanford, block =,
Hanford's addition-t775.
T. Hanfo9d 20 Louis SohnA block y.
Hsnford's addision-$Z7W.
James r. Eaton 10 Eugene n. Biondi.
20 acres IN section ., township &
range 4 esst-t6m-
Eugene y. Bsondi 10 Mary E. Webster,
20 acres in section 2, township 3, range
{ eass-tlom0.
Nv. a. CofEan to A. Nickname. OF
lot l, block Is; lots 8 and 10. block "a.
lots 3 ard IL, block 7e; lot ]. book -;
Loo l, block g.: lot I, block As: lot 3
block 50: lots and 5. block 81; lots l,
1. and g. block 50; Central Seattle
$1,000.
Mary W. wasdIeieh 10 Andres SloYsh,
trustee. lots ), s. 10, and 20. block &c,
Phinney's addition-$5U.
John Lsary to A. Mckenzie. oue-haH
OF 10. l, block -. lots 3 and 10, block n;
lots and Il. block -, Ios ]. block 50;
lot /. block 50: lot 4. block 50: lot Z,
block IS: lots and 5, block 81, and lots
1. and 8, block -. Meningitis add
ton to Central Seattle, $500
Griffith Davies to George Poncin.
fractional lots l. 2, 8. and 5, block 1:
also lot 10. block 2: iots 3 and 10, block 3;
iots 5. and J, block {: also fractional
lots s and :. block S; lots and ). block
3; 10 9 1 and 5. block 5, and lots and 5.
block 6, wiIfred's addition $lW.
Henry II. Dearborn TO Oliver Ingalls,,
lot 2. block 3, McNaught's third add
ton. ESQ.
H. ii. Dearborn TO z. H. C. Piimp:on.
LOT 1, block 9. McSaught's thiid add
ton. 600.
II. n. Dearborn TO Sarah Holbrook.
lot 8, block 10. AcSaughs's third add
ton. 600.
in. Power TO A. +. Hanford. lots I.
5. s, 7, g and 3, block a, Lincoln Pom
tius's addition. $725.
A. T. Hanford to n. Davidson. lots I.
3, 6. ], Q and .. block q, Lincoln Pom
tius's addition. 5000.
Peter Dean n Samuel Blair. lots l. 2.
>. I. : and 6. block y, Deans addition.
$3.50
Fred E. Sander 10 samuel Blair. lot l,
block ,, sander supplemental addition,
t3's.
n. b. Peterson to John G. Peterson.
l0arres IN section -. township . north,
range 3 east. fl0O.
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This n tse time 70 look cut Car worms

This h tss time 70 look cut fne vorms
- fsois trreA The nisssaAas creatures
Asve heen nesting all eprine. snd nos
1Ass-summes has come. ars csasling
- dosn the limbA and spna every
6v.ng siren thing. They 60 all before
sAsn. and leave tree sanppsd of leaf
and fran. q sad looking. dssolats ohSecs,
. aixrAce to in negligent owner. and
- indirect esuse Of cure spoa all
tea and gardens adioiniuR. Tbe
susses3 and ussa effective remedy - 70
- ~ tie sAsicssd limb in ne nosuine
vAils he worms ue housed in oe On
tAsts netvask. and burn il. vuEns and
a. 4 v~ek Or - tsncs thee trss rssta.
\ rsrrisaed. viii b - mech mor~ D.
vs3epsd that their destsurtina vii Be
ysD69sd tn sispes Doss di6ssik-
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Tnn FAHxy LAxEs-WhaA vas IN Of
this steamer vas Towel into part Tues
day evening. b. - steamer W. X. Nor
vin. Ths snaiss sppse works are eooe.
and he simhsn Of he hull are badly
chArresa, and - Q casual observer il
vunad sssm thaA - - hardly worth
rshaildine. alehcaeh ~ boiiers and
eyainasss sss eoursrasivsay rniniursd.
1he fnGoD ounoss1inG ~ dssnsese are
Cara. JcAa q HIM - b ~ piloe hooas
oD-osd 30 ansvoe biz hsalA The aru in
einasSon ~ enU1Ain had ~ frD the
ohoeDA A nan Scejcing the snoks sang
eAvs shs alAsu. TAs eap1ain dsd noe
lsavs his posa eu afe,e u sesam b.
caDo unmanaQAhae. vAsa - vsat for
vasd. aad had H. plank tAro.a ovss
and iAsAed - ~ boz. - thAs I'll hAnds
eoald b avsd Hovsvse. quite = man,
hse bsss@s alasnsa and jumped over
hoArd. II rsaeAine sAses = aaesey.
h CAnsss esak. assiaR - ADsrisan
soesias takiae - - veAse. gsnesa e.
and aade shoes b sAfsey. fhes vhe
- q - UPkm1o ~ xpW0 - u
oealsy. ARR a hanAs Usse aahose NJ
bafnine s1saznss drtfssd dc0a against Z
lcs Il snaes. vhers - ss1sined until
PARTIES from ~ sAcse s1xruanaed -
"a bcasA and. With 6ockeoB. pRsvented
The rAnny LAke fro0 becoming 4 tceal
vEoek. 1Ae caveAin sAys 10 hay va1
pecked vixhin thres Tea Il the boiler
and BE- . at The opinion that he drv
originated from sQaxks from ths CALLER
saovc. Il has nOe bsen decided vhetAe1
the steamer viii b rsonilt OK NOT
CApsaia Hin has the matter andsf ID
vssrsrenA Ncshing cf any ccnrqueocs
WIS SAVED. TIE captain undertook h
secure some saluah,es and kespaAke'
frcuk hss room. and. IN 80 DOING. CAM
near losing his life. The accident - I
dsplorsble one. and Is the ccnSurma
tsco Of 4 number 81 casualties tina
steamer has experierced az hate. Per
ssns wishing 10 - vhat 10 lefs Of ths
familiar old craft can do - by eoinj
sioxn to Ie&lers wharf. where the he'll
~ moosSd-
4
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1nkus - DuamA-vn. DnaAui..
- en- - fo1Da . - Cpa1nhin anA
Fsast ensnd RailroaA Cp.paay's mill
- e1a61sd III peuVsEsyea LaAD Uaion.
go Rae1s f1 aafda Va1,ansA nssa4
s6sse hsss hssa ~ - - q ~
vex4 10 hfsa dnns O ~ Usua l7Aeezl
plna- 1hh h1A vAisA = - . 0esl
- 9.Aliev. = nou Tor ala. aad ~
mi sruasnaAD yin ~ ehoscs hAagsiaa.
III. AAldvia i ~ 1crSrAt ba1,nam
nan. an4 aTaneszs 60 pslS - 49,
fAirfy deAf vi1A b. ~. tnonudinr
1srceassss vcsh Do ven ts0n q hin
q seea.
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xhs satiss asd ahaslsAs iAek = knov-
lsap - 0ea- Cssok and ~ ~ eoe -
hna psrisa = sinA u Gfose &c.,
~, 01ossasa b. AastilsA i veg d.
6sAne - H. scsnasy u iaeaA and
vsah - Dsss - vsss I - fse ~
es0esAi beaisf hat Co. Cesuk = -
sassss uan b ~ s,sun ~ ~ -
unnu1nAsne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-24

PAINFUL Aocansxr.-Ar. T. H. Pam
phr~y. while eat raiine ON = spsrited
anislai i~<t evening. xas throws from
his hafse and sustained QUITS sessre
and pAsnfal injuries
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NOTICE.
To whom Il NAV ConcoFn !:

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have. THE 81 Gay OF April -
purchased al the interest Of HAIRY L1ef
In the steamer Hope and the h11inauD
thereof All per-ons having canlDo
against MD 6nas or -aii Lcet'~ inseeust
therein. which accrued Prior to sai1 -
day Of April ere notified to present theiR
claims 10 BrA1shAw Z Jones. my sx1se>
neys ~ their once IN Port Townssn4
within sixty days from this date. for ~
msnt. eiee they Win noe Be answered. ~
and al persons l. debsed 70 snid steaDoe
up 70 sid date are notified % ell q ~
JAMES GILMORE
Port Townoend. April q lN0 ny3 ~
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kxzxvAE ~ rx1 DAxprA --TAs dean
snip DskoA arrived hsrs ysuAeeday
ssernsnr. bringing fall iSus u pAaasa-
gers ard \ large freighs. She renainsd
HIRE I'll dsv and IN the eveaiae pro-
crsdsa ~ Tsecma 20 dsechares 10 tons
cf sresshs. AZ that pnirt The sasauer
viii take On lOr tons al srvlgAt and sap
Tons ct Serth Fr~irse crAl - fse&. Re
turning to Seasti~ the Dakota Yin had
freight and sail fos San Frasalscs fr-
day xt e'ciock.
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White Goods.

We keep the best and cheapest stock IN
Seattle.
Baby DresseA s0c and upwards.
Infants Dresses. long. 81 50 and upwardsI
Infants Slipa f5e and upwards.
Short ElanAea and White skirts.
Baby hand knit Shirts.
InfAnte' Robes. complete.
Ladies' White skirts two ruflee and sik
tucka Sc.
Ladies' White SkirtA Soc and upwards
Ladies' White Drawers. SIC and upwards.
Ladies' White Chinese. doc and upwards.
Ladies' Night Gowns. 81 and upwards
White morning Jackets. etc.
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ATTENTION, G. 1. R.

A IL MEMBERS or STEVENS POST,
~ No. I, G. A. r. are requested to meet
NJ their ha L TO-DAY trhursdAyt at 30
an, TO take part in the fune al a our de-
ceased ccmrAde. }. LAuhster. Services
viii b. held at thu Congregational Church
Ct 10 o'clock am. ny order q the p. G.
d. MCGOWAN.
y. SUD.l. Adtu1AAS myM 10
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vxxs Sscx--A dispatch frsn Austin
4. BID. Of this city. vho = ao~ saicrrn-
INK Al Pssso Roraies Scrsns&. csaifu-
mia, states tkst CaaA Kisnhsrtin,, a
veil h-owa Seattle yoane man, Who re-
GENTLY went T. the Golden STATE for the
Aen<St of his health. u vsxy loo With
so.ssnin2 Of the brain. and co& ekpseteSa
- live.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A SMALL vALlsE. BY A PAS
"A senSer on the Dakota Any one
having such valise will please leave 1t
NJ the New hngiand Hotel The person
having lost vslise can find il by apply
ing to The New knghn~ Hosels to-day. q
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SfOCKHOLDgRS NOTICE.
0UUCg o. THE
WAaHISGYoN IMPROVEMENT Co.

~ AAMtS<fI\&N lAtuAtN oAANT ~. -
sRAr1ak W. r. May u iSC
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESO-
l luton adopnna q Q HieecAg & he
TxuneeD g - WasAins - IMPROVE
meat Company. hesd Nay elsa fssN .
special meeting a the Stock hcldefs Of
10 b head q She o6lce q H. CompAay.
room No. L roso building. seattle. W. T..
- Monday. July 1eh. lsA ~ the hour q
O'Clock AA-. DO take into ccnaderaticA
and 20 decide upen The propoaitio1 - IN
crease the eaVisal sock q said COMPANY
ff00 nsey sSo0nnnA dollass s11Aook q
vidcd into &c tho1eAnd tleoN ahafeo -
1fty de1Axe go eAcA-eAs ureoe1t cAD10l
u tAe C0mpaay-sel ve hu1ared tAe11an1
dollars S4S1AooA 70 b divided into ~
tAcuna11 ahAEgo ClAoo9 q 0fty oonAxo
Sespl eAcA. b H. DAY,
= u. 0AITHRHA
n. e. DENNY
Nv. CEORGt.
uySn Trueesa.
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REAL ESTATE.

|lIOI run WhI
SPIFSpID RESIDENCE. WITH LOT
= ;sxlMl corner OF Spring and Fourth
streets. Price. $500 The above 10 the
finest residence property for sale in Sc
attic.
Fine lot on Second street. GEAR Pine.
with house. for 500.
Five beautiful lots in Terry's second ad-
dition. fronting on Broadway street. $sn0.
Fine house and lot On Front street near
Pine. $aO.
Bells addition slsM.
-Four splendid lots in Eastern. fronting
on Broadway. with fun view OF the bay.
Two very choice lets On Coppin's Hill.
Ninety BY one hundred and twenty fee:
on the brow OF Coppins Hin. corner OF
Ninth and Columbia streefs q splendid
residence site. 500
Two lots in Eastern. 500: two 70,
Sii50. and two for $1,000.
Two beautiful lots On Seventh street.
with house. no finer view in the city.
Three lots in MeAleers addition. from
$50 10 Si50
Twelve lots in Northern. sso.
Splendid corner lot Third and Pine.
$s7O.
Fine lot on Third street near Pine,
$Sn
Two corner lots near the barrel factory.
$1,000 each
LIT Il. block c. Bells addition, 5000.
Three lots near Lake Union. &si0o.
Eight lots in Phinneys addition. $li00.
Lots and 2. block 81. heirs Of s. A.
Bells addition. with house. $aD0.
Thirty lots in Pon,ius' addition 500 to
B,osk 49,, and . trsssionai block c. Robin
Lots / and 1 block IL. heirs Of 8. A.
Bell. $3.50
House and lot in Bell Town. on West
st,eet. $2lM
Two fine water lots in blocks H and K.
A; A. Dennys addition. slo@
80 feet frontage on Second street. only
$aooa. This is the cheapest inside proper
~ in market.
Fine lot on IVES. street. in block q.
with two-story house. new and well I'm
ished rents for go per month. $500.
ton. $j0e each
Twenty lots in the Union addition 500
70 $50.
Lots and 4. block e. A. A. Denny.
addition
Farming Land.
Seventy acres of good farming land on
Eaxle Harbor. nice miles from Seattle.
500.
Hop Farm.
One hundred and twenty acres Of good
land. all dyked. one mile from SkASit
City-good house. barn, sheds. orchard.
etc. A bargain: $liO.
Eighty acres near Whatcom. ss5 per
acre.
Ten acres adjoining the Smith place. on
Smiths Cove. $1250
Four t~oacre tracts near Smiths Cove.
$50 each.
One hundred acres good land on Lake
Washington. in tracts of two tn ten acres.
at 500 to 500 per acre. Just the place
for hops.
Twenty acres near Lake Union. i'm
proved. SaOo.
One hundred and ono other lots in Bax-
ter's and other additions. ~ prices to suit
all purchasers
j. w. EDWARDS,
my2 II Front street
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MISCELLANEOUS
JAMES |. KING,
Notary Public
COMMISSIONER Of peeps
Per All The sssses ssA r.r-s,,,,.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
sos California strst lan Pnpei,n
Special attention given to the ,.ksp. -
oepos'ssonsI tell % q


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN YRkf
~ on and afser May LIST our Office -
viii be from s TO 10 O'Clock An. and -
Z 70 p.m-- and that at no other time -
We b expected TO do business. exc<ps =
connection With our mill on LAse Wmk
ingTon- @. l.. PHfNNEY & Co.
Real Estate Broken
op8 q Post Buildiu4.
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Lace Department
This excels anything
in Seattle.

1000 yards white silk Spanish Lace.
yards for Soc and upwArds-
1000 yards black Silk Spanish Lace.
yards FOR SOC and upwards.
1000 yards valenciennes Loca lie per yard
and upwardA
500 yards Linen Torchon. q Sc per yard
and upwards.
1910 yards Pillow Case Edge.
5000 yards Embroidery. different patternA
q &c and upwards.
1000 yards Colored Embroidery. difYers nj
patserns At &c and upwards.
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ulSCELLANBOUR
CLAYTON
BROS.
MILLINERY
GOODS.

T AIDES. on MARCH Isru We ADD
- ed TO our already immense stock Of
Fancy Goods. Millinery Goods. Hav-
ing brought from San Francisco enc Of
the fastest Trimmers we could secure.
and we have one of The best selected
and cheapest stock Of Millinery Goods in
Seattle. having On hand Hats and Bonnets
Of every description. from Is cents to $50.
when y,u are visiting Seattle you viii
save money by calling at c ayson Bros.
TO make your purchased
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C0rSets! C0rSetS!

It iss<mitsed BY everybody who visas
our Store that ne have BY far the finss
stock II Corsets ever shown this side 81
San Frsncisco. Among our fsvoritee IN
20 dideknt makes and colors tblack.
white. dfsh red pink. blue. ctc-l. is The
patent Roman 100 Bone. Queen Victoria.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

A WRITER in the London "Truth" con-
trasts the effects of tea and coffee with al.
coholic stimulants, as mollifers of excited
nerves. The hints given from actual ex-
perience are worthy of consideration, and
for this reason are here given. Says the
writer:
the use OF tea at night is another very mixed
question. If your nerves are fatigued, tea will
often make you sleep; but if you are over-ex-
cited, it will keep you restless and awake. AS
a rule, most late workers are in the habit of Sip
ping tea. Many do not find that it Injuries their
SLEEP, and L suppose that most doctors would
agree that if this is the case, tea for the student
is far better than alcohol in any shape. These
remarks also apply to coffee. Black coffee in
hot countries seems to be the great panacea for
all the woes of life. 1t apparently suits some
late students and business men better than tea
In times Of pressure, and it is certainly superior
TO any form of alcohol. A head clerk in one of
the largest Offices in London told me that dur
ing fortnight of commercial panic, when all
the employees were kept working overtime, most
OF them took to stimuants. My friend said
Il foresaw what was coming, and when the cri
sis arrived cut off all alcohol and substituted
coffee At the end of the fortnight most of INV
colleagues were knocked up, but was as fresh
as bird,''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

! ment and perhaps have special reason for
invoking lenity. They may have less
horror of unsavory contact with whisky
| barrel than a pure and refined woman.
An intem perate husband is es little On
titled TO endurance ss female boozer.
A new literary venture is on foot for
Fargo, III the shape Of Daily Eueni,g
Gail, to be issued December Is, by Prnf
j living Cra6be. The professor has seen
service on the Chicago Inter Ocean,
Detroit Tribune, Winnipeg SJtings, and
other prominent journals He IS a Lon
doner and has many of the traits OF the
oistinguIs he'd English author Of the family
name, who was a relative. Humor and
righteousness are as natural to him as the
aqueous element to & duck, and the CGU will
have lis cons picuous features marked by
those qualities. There is good opening
for email spicy evening pap there, and
it is hoped Mr. Crabbe viii get his prehen-
siles around the situation.
Col. Donan left Thursday niehs for Ra-
cine, Wis, where rs is to attend the nup-
tial festivities of one of the radiant hours
wAom his glowing fancy invests with all
the graces and charms conceivable. He is
" SiVo LILO orio9 away ana VIII receive the
freshest and most fervent oscuiatory re
compense. A good deal is said about the
Emma Abbott paroxysmal kiss, but there
are those who aIlege that the colonel can
put vastly more of phenomenal and parox-
ysmical fervency into one of his magnetic
labisl efforts. The movement has the mel.
ody of perfect music and the flow of ex-
quislte poesy. Next month the colonel
goes to Philadelphia to respond to toast
to Dakota at the convocation of one of the
most noted social organizations of that
citv
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
TIMELY TOPICS.

TIE eminent basso, Karl Formes, tells
American parents that they make grave
mistake in sending their girls to Italy to
study music, when they can attain much
better results at home. He says musical
science is at its lowest level in Italy, and
the great singers are not Italians.