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wn,rmAx COUNTY. ". 7.

Two hundred graders are at work on
the Colfax branch Of the N. p. Il. Il.
The Oregon Improvement Company
have sued the county Tor some 5000
tax money.
A man, whose name We are unable to
learn, was stamped 10 death by an an
cry marc at Texas Ferry on Wednesday
last.
Thirty four applications were made
for teachers' certificates at the exami-
nation held last Wednesday and Thurs
day. OF which number thirty were suc-
oessful as follows: First grade, three;
second grade, thirteen; third grade,
fourteen.
Measn. E. w. Jones, B. B. Glasscock,
ID. II. Arnold, n. 6ussman, ]. Forth,
and DR.. Robinson, Of Coluaa, Cnlifor-
MIA, this week purchased OF ]. II. Willis
and son thirty six sections OF railroad
land. lying from teu TO twenty miles
northwest Of Sprague. They declare
this tract to be tho best land tn the
Spokane country.
During tho past week We hare talked
With largo number Of farmers repre-
sentinu all parta Of this county, and
without single exception they inform
"a that crop prospects were never bet
ter. The spring weather has been In
every way favorable, aud the acreage Is
also much larger than ever before
eown. There IL every indication Of
prospsrity among the farmers this fall
sad a. prosperity among farmers means
uuiycrsal prosperity, the outlook at the
preseut time y indeed encouraging.
Garsffs.
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ITEMS rRom rsRr GAMBLE.

The weather il aeain cool and the sky
dark and gloomy. jy the law of COM
pensation We nust be paying for our
beautiful March weather.
We see by the San Francisco papers
that Capt. Gatter IL in command Of the
Emerald, and congratulate him on his
me vessel. hoping ne may always be so
favored by fortune.
kumors OF wedding ase creeping
around. Not having received an invita-
ton ve oan only speak of it al rumor
Several of our friends seem to he very
smiling and confident of the futlre, aud
We wish them every success, but must
remind them that experience teaches
wisdom and nlatrimony is not all bliss. :"
Oar public school IL nov in charge Of
Miss Anderson, formerly of Olympia
Extensive repsirs and alterations arc
being made at Port Ludlow. 1t is
stated that the mill there viii be in run
ming order in three months.
The Cyrus Walker is being repaired,
and the Yakima goes about without a
sinokestack.
The favorite. Richard Hoiyoke, ar
rived at Seabeck from San Francisco
last week. The old Colfsx should now
be laid up for good.
Tho mention of the musical howlings
has effectuliiy silenced the cat wailing
in Machias town.
Several events of local significance
have occurred lately. and bat for the
fear that this letter would be credited
10 lady of our acquaintance we would
give them a slight mention.
The Arkwright and Fresno sailed for
San Francisco Thursday last, and the
Maria T.. Smith arrived from below this
week.
More anon. II. w.
Port Gamble, May 10th, 1888.
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From the Argus.

From the Argus.
The steamer Dispatch will take an
excursion party from Dungenegs to Vic
toria ON the Queens birthday.
Messrs. r. w. Pettygrove, Jr., and II.
l.. Burkett, two young men Of this place.
have bought cut the grocery store and
bakery of Mr.. Chas. Eiscnbeis, and will
take possession on the 18th of next
month.
II seems that the business Of snug
Cling Cinnamon across from British Co
Iumbia TO Washington Territory 10 GET
ting TO be quite an extensive industry.
Somebody will get caught one Of these
fine days.
Whatcom has its telegraph office re-.
established at last. We were urging
this matter some weeks since, and are
glad that superintendent Lamb, of the
Western Union line. has acceded to the
wishes of the Whatcom folks ia refer
ence thereto.
One of our correspondents says that
the steamer Gazelle was sunk in about
eleven feet depth of water when she
went down in the Nooksack river, and
that tho steamer may prove total loss,
aS the stream u n1gnof tnAu IL was. one
had no cargo on board and there were
no lives lost.
We learn that DIR. Minors removal Ia
Seattle ia as an experiment, and may
not be permanent. His family will re-
main here for the present. and should
he return he will erect fine residence
during the summer on bis lots ON the
hill. We hope he may find it to his in
terest TO remain at this place, as Por,
Townsend can i'll afford to spare such
citizens.
Messrs. G. G. Bartlett and Charles
Wilkes were the successful bidders fol-
the contract to erect the new bank
building. and IL will be completed with.
| in ninety days, under the supervision OF
Mr.. Wilkes. The building will be n
feet wide and 20 feet deep, having 4
basement with 7-foot ceiling. Tn.
main banking room will be 27x40 feet II
size, with a lb-foot ceiling. The vaul
will be 9xlO feet inside and will he larg'
enough 10 hold all the coin valuables il
Jefferson county. II will be providet
with chilled steel, burglar proof SAT,
with q time lock.
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4 NAN or BusrxKss.--The Arm Of
naxlow & baker, proprietors Of the
Azp general merchandise store and
hulA "a Carbonado. was dissolved yes
tsrdAy. Mr.. Baker retiring and Mr.. Bar
!ou Purchasing his entire interest IN
~ business. The latter will hereaftes
eonducs the store and hotel alone a.
ale proprietor. This business has been
ArRe and lucrative and increases in
pace with the growing operations OF tho
eoal mines, and tho tax from this quar-
~ On Mr.. Barlow's time and attention.
added to the demands Of his other IN
eeRaots, landed ON his own account and
= agent in this city for the large hold
inRs Of Mr.. L. IL. Starr, and also as q
member Of the commission house Of
nAAm Il Barlow, may be expected to
Keep him in lively motion.-Led9r.
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MHx1rxa or THE PREsnYrEsr.-Th
Presbytery OF Puget Sound held q pro
~ Mata meeting Thursday at New Ia
coma. Much business Of interest 10 the
Church was transacted. Peter Stanurs
An Indian. was licensed to preach tho
Gospel and labor as an assistant to
Rev. II. q. Mann, for one year. Mr..
George Sheath was ordained Az Evnnge-
list, the services connected with which
we're exceedingly Interesting and ina-
prossive. Rev. George +. Whitvorth
presided and Rev. j. n. Thompson
preached the ordination sermon, large
congregation being present. Steps were
taken TO further the interests Of higher
education and resolutions 10 stand by,
and 90 far as possible, surround bv
Christian influences, our common schools
were passed unanimously. Progress in
Christian work was reported along the
whole line and active measures were
taken 10 further the aggressive work.
Rev. ]. Il. Thompson was unanimously
elected presbytcrial missionary Tor
Western Washington. with ths under
standing that he ahAll enter upon The
duties Of the Office 10 soon A. . suitable
substitute can be secured - take charge
Of the Olympia church. and provided
that the Board Of Home Missions can
meet the extra expensc.-IsuHssrtef.
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OatrxrAr REsrAunANr.-This build
inc was suld by Clarke 4 Co. yesterday
Al auction for $236 20 4 Chinese drn,
Who viii remove Il 10 Chinatown. The
building vas erected In 1858 By the nru,
of N. Moore & Co, the earliest dry
spoods house independent Of the Hudson
Bay Company in the city. Mhsn that
firm, - years ago, erected the Stone
building on Yates srsee. opposite
Langley, they disposed Of thar original
building, which has since passed
through many hands, until at last y has
reached q Chinaman's. Into whose
possension Il may pan during the next
quarter OF a century Il p Idle to speou-
late.-Cesesisf.
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Tan NosE Trsr.-West Indians have
Z curious test for telling whether . par
eon has negro blood in his veins. Il is
called the nose test. The negro has NO
division in the gristle or eartilaeinous
PORTION Of his nose. such ~ all OF purc
white blood can feel At its tip with the
end OF the finger. This 10 the last thing
70 yield to the white accession. Any
ss,ssls q vided. ID ] aud is s5s
object Of. ragraph in 10 10
Prove tbs read Il through
v1thoutt -. yer 70 the nose.
ncHooL -Oh Elwood Evans
oas recei, an invitation
g 0ellver Ing commence
nent veel kial University,
oeeore u the Enphys-
neen, Gnt fosophic liter
~ eociet. nR On or about
Neoneedas 1t II under
- thStz > win reoeive
r. mas tbs year, and
- III exGgoinoG vii
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Rogers's bnet plated ware cheaper
than ever q the Golden Bule Baxau,
Front street as I'm
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Ese-siases for Ill siGhts as Litsls
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Fifty difeges.t patterns Of ehambez
eofs. from $3.50 up, at the Golden Ruie
Baxsar, Front strssk as I'm
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Just opened, ono cass vegetable ivory
buttons. all shades. 5 cents per donsu.
Simon & HrownstonA. l0lm
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Pebble spectacles and eys-giaases q
VIM. n. rinck'A Opposite The Nsv
England Hotel. d2f
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AK for The Bristol" at Philips
Brothers, 50 Frout street, near naxa-
unu. mAAu
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TWO GOOD COMMON LApORRRs,
1 at our mill on Lake Waahingfon !;
Irishmen preferred: wageA ~ koasd
and lodging. Apply hetweee : and Pm.
mys II @. c. PHINNEY 4 CO.
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PROFESSIONAL.

TT J. HUMES. ATTORNEY-AT-LA
l Seattle. Office In Boyd s Poneins
building Front ST. nyis-tf
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In memory Of
John Collins and Mary. his wife.
s g. died Nay q !, !, i ~, ...ais Z Z


Among the brilliant ooserie Of beau.
ties that surrounded The Prince Of Wales
at Brighten, stn The early uoFt OF the
present century. was Lady HaQQere1one.
Whose oharms had at first siahf ottrected
the admiration OF The amorous Elorisel.
But not content With the general adnai-
ration which his Royal Hinhnen9 -
disposed to giant - all pretty Vuusnn.
her ladyship was amhitious TO captivste
tho heart Of the heir apparent. xoonrd-
tuRly fete ohampetfo Vas announeea
70 come Oh at her pretty little villa ~
the Spa. and heI ladyahip vasdeferminsa
70 charm the Prince 81 sseumin0 4 yns1ic
ore9 that would have aatisfed the tanes
OF Z vatican. At her residence she had
: miniature farmyard and three pretty
u!ue Alderueyu- When the Primes With
nis friends and attsudants had arrived.
ne tair hostess came forward from 8 sids
w1okes, dreosed - q milkmaid, for the
go!poes q. mailing = ayllabuh for the
SS1nce. Hne had silver pail in one
naud and IN ornameutUd o1uul In the
oener. Thus equipped shs txipped alsna
wasn noccns nyinG ttQyn hsf dainty littis
m!xine-hat, that hung On one aide OF
dainty little araoeful head, and the snall-
- little apron tied bslow her lAos a1om-
eenef. I'll she oame opposite his ROYAL
d1ganen, 70 vhen Ne Dropped 1 oaro.
x1ily studied, beWitohine rus1io oartney,
1ns passing lightly over the heAutifalIy
naseo oteovs - sup guWn uhov-
ing her nsat ankle . veil 9 har eolored
eeookinRA aha placed hAr s1nol ana ~
e0nyenieutly for une. Loanino naains1
- nank q 90 of ~ erosusst l0okine
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Proposals for Military
Supplies.

HEAD0'RTRs DEPT OF THE CoLUxBIA,l
OIyIcB CHIEF QUARTKRMAsIKR,
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, W. r.,
CrALED pRoposALs LIN IN : T RIP
~ cate. subject TO tho usual conditions,
olnces Of the United States Quartefmas.
tere. 1t the following named posts. until
IL o'clock noon. ON Monday. April g 1884
ct which places and time they win be
opened. in The presence Of bidders. for the
f9rni.hing ard delivery Of military sup
July !. lss4 and endinx juno 81 1854 q
follow: Wood, Coal, Charcoal Oata.
Barley. Bran, Hay and Straw, or Hay in
lien Of Straw. or such Of said supplies a
may b REQUIRED g Portland. Oregon
Bci,e BarrackA I +; Fort Townsend. w.
CsnSy. W. +: fort Wslia waiila. W. n:
Vancouver Depot w. r.; Fort Klamefh'
Oregon Fort Stevens. Oregon.
Proposals for either class Of the stores
mentioned. Or for Quantities Len than the
0ovefnment reserves the right to reject
any Or Al propoaala. A preference viii IS
gtven to articles q domestic producfioo.
ana to articles Of domestic producfto1
Produced on the Pacific coast conditions
q price ard quality being equal.
Hiaak psepoeals and printed circulars.
stating the Kind and estimated Quantjtles
required q each posi- and giving full par
ucuaafe - 70 tho mannee ct h1dd3nG.
amount q bond to accompany psoponeI.
conditions 70 b observed 81 kddees and
terms of contEact and payment win Is
fuz1tahed on application 70 this once q
~ Q!ass9maet9s - tie various pos4S
Kavelopes eestssni.e proposals shsald
b narks4 = propooalS tor -. g -
- a1arseeed g the undersigned. q tSe
ChDtala 81 Aau1sf0Sf 01ST1Sf; SSSsS., q.
- A1ai.s 90 4.asssaaaa1as.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
/ CONSULT
Dr.. c. |. MILLER, ST.
j SEATTLE, ". IT,
Cherry ~. below Seeona
u p. o. Box A.
Consultations & Ex,mina..o,. |
u FREE.
'LhAAlVhRHVA, IMPOTENCE j
Cured on the Instslmept p,..,
What his patients hav>

sPERAATORRHGA, IMPOTENCE -
Cured on the Instalme.t pl.,,
What his patients have 10 ~.
Case l6O. Linn County. Dec n -.
Doctor-l am new man: shsii 49, 49,
my note in II days. IN
He paid his note In full. LIZ
Case LOO. San Francisco s.,.
was cured by DR.. c. L. NM. -
Spermatorrhe In seven weeks. ~ =
subscribed and sworn 10 befors ~ 3.
LIST day Of September, 1878. ~ ~
JOHN HAMILL. Notary puN,.
Case lis. Astoria. Ogn., Juna 3, -
lam doing splendid. / thinE ~. y
wei. II you think best send ma ssSA
bottle or the last medicine. S s1oseee
Answer-No more medicine 49,.
Live as l directed you. required:
Case s0S. White River. VT NJ.
send me couple bottles OF III vs:Ss
l got there last 1t is just What -ane
VIII come down as soon a. lean. ri 81; !
Case na,S sE Ssf is well in six weeks PAN n.
Case 200. Is well In two month.
due. "ss they aro
Case2l3 Iswell In two month";,
notes three months before they ~ dns.
Case 2lS. Stopped here: WA eu,.a !.
month. Pays his notes in full- ~ one
well. ~ ~ Sosseg
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nlH,Y posi- mfELLIaEIOER.


Mary CIemmer, who procured divorc
from her husband some years ago, ID n
author Of the following lines:
Time changes all; and soon or late
They Who seemed one OF heart
Yield unto miehtier law Of fate,
And happier walk apart.
Yet sometimes into memory land
With silent steps they GO,
And healing Vetoeo from he1 hand
Thds pdlah ovscdov.
Beside . singls grave thsy Sand;
The morning glow has ned;
Yet sundered heart and parted hand
Clasp o'sr the sacred dead.
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SAVED NJ Hrs HoBsR's TArL.-Alberi
Dougherty, ono Of tho drivers be.
tween Green River and Big Sandy
who was caught in the storm ON We'd
needay evening and lay out In the ice
and snow 10 hours, was brought In TO-
night by private conveyance. Dcugherty
was unable to mount the horse aftel
abandoning the stage, and the way
be succeeded in travelling was a. fol.
lows: He took hold of the sagacioul
animala's tail. and let IL drag him
Whenever his hands became 90 be.
numbed that he could NO longer retain
bis grasp on the animals tail, tho ami.
NAL would stop and como mp to him
and patiently wait until Douaherty had
again entwined his hands in the tail,
whom the horss would again resume Thu
jouruey.-SaN Lake Tri6uns.
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HluTH's Buou THRArK1.-Mollis Ar
cher, the funniest serio- comic singer on
the stage; Jerry Hart, the great come
dian and end man; Beatrice Leo, the
charming balladist; Billy H. Karman. end
man, vocalist and comedian; Harry
Staley, Emma bayfield,. Kitty True,
Spot Sloan, Fanny O'Neel, Charles
ONeel, the great Dutch and Irish come
dian, Ill under the direct supervision Of
Harry Elmore, tho very funny and
clever general performer. Change of
bill Monday and Thursday. Admission
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Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

\
DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA
vANcouvER BARRACKS. w. t..
CEALHD PROPOSALS. IN TRiPLI-
y cate, subject to the usual conditions,
win be received at this Office, and Ut the
offices Of thu Acting Commissaries OF
Subsistence. ct the following posts flor the
fresh Beef and Mutton needed at those
posts only, until II O'Clock noon, on We'd
nesday, April 18th. 1883. 1t which time
and place they will be opened In tho pres
enco Of bidders. for Furnishing and deliy.
cry Of Fresh Beef and Mutton during the
year commencing July lst 1893: Boise
harrackA L T.; Fort Candy, W. r.: Fort
Csur d,Alenc. !. T.; Fort klamath, Ore
Ron Fort lapwai, !. r.; Fort Spokane,
w. T.: Fort 6tevenA oregon Fort Town
send, W. T.; Vancouver Barracka w. II:
Fort Walla Wa,la. w. +.
Blank proposals. and printed Circular
stating the Kind Of Beef and Mutton re-
Quired 1t each post and giving full in
structiOns - to tho manner OF bidding.
conditions to be observed By biddern. and
terms OF contract and payment. will b
furnished on application 70 this once. or
the Acting. Commissaries Of Subsistence
o the various posts named. knvelopes
Proposals Tor Fresh Deef and Mutton 81
.:....:. and addressed 70 the under
signed or to tho respective Acting Com
miaaaxieo a Subsistence.
SAM'L +. CUSHING.
MIRA DIV ~ Captain and G. g.. u. q, A.
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Seminal weakness, Impotency. night le0oo
manhood can positively be cured ~
stck and afflicted should not fail to cellc1
him: The Doctor has tn veled extenelve!y
IN Europe and inspected thoroughly ~
various hospitals there. obtaining GToc1
deal o. valuable inform alton. which y 1
his services. Dr.. 0ibbon win make -
charge unless he effects cure. PeFoo1g
q distance may be cur cd ct home. A1
communicati0nes strictly Occidental YQu
20 no one but the Doctor. PeRsone VA,
q the paper they see this : dvertisementfQ 6
ChArxee reascnshlo. Can Or Wy1to. ~
dreO Dr.. ,. GlHBON, p. o. box 1911, g.
Hfanciaco. Send go fug 3 pockaGo e
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LIE Richauss Golden Balsan Ne. 4
cures Chancres, first and second etaGe9l
Sores on the Legs and Body; SyphM6o
Catarrh, diseased Scalp. and all primary
forms Of the disease. Price e5per botdes
LIE Rlchau,s Golden Dalse1 Ne. =
curesrertiary Mercurial SyphilitteR he1.
matism. Pains In the Bones. Ulcefate9
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, LumpA etc, ana
Graduates all diseases from the SyUtem
whether caused by bad treatment q
abuse Of mercury, leaving the blood pure
and healthy. Price Is per bottle.
LIE Richauss Golden Span1sh Anti
aOee for the cure Of GonorxhoeA, 0looe
etc. Price $3.50 per bottle.
LIE R1chauss Golden Spanish In1ses
t1ons . wash for cure Of elect, 6x1Q.
lures. Disease Of tho Urethra and Bad
der. etc. Price SIS per bottle.
LIE RichaNss Golden Olnenonss 70
the effective healing Of Syphilitic aoe01
and EruptaonA PriCe u per bottlA.
ALSO AGENTS TOR
Le Rlchauss Golden Pills. for weak.
ness. loss Of physical powers and III G..
eases arising from abuse and excoW e
overwork. Price IS per box.
Sent everywhere G. o. D., securely poahn1
o. =. RICHARDS d Co.. Ar,nHg.
"a and 6ansome Ut. cor. Clsy.
u-04Wu Han FranCdaC0 car
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now 70 SECURE HRALTW.
Il IL strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought ON by impure
blood, when Scovill's Sarsaparilla and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health to the phys
ical organization. II is strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofula, 6yphlilitio disorders,
Weakness Of the Kidneys, Erysipelas,
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and diseases Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
etc.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMFny

Il . nsvseLlsilinr
Cure for NesV01
Debility, E1Ae1GH
ed Vitality ou111
nal Wsakneoe.
8 per m . torfhanN
LOST HANuOo0.
Impotency, IN.
lysis. hros(ulon
rhUa. md II ~
terrible s6eolD r
sclf.Abuss. ~
ml follfAa - -
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To Ex1aRANTs AND FRIsNDs.-The
place TO get your life insurance, and sell
second hand furniture, to buy new and
secondhand furniture, and to get
auctioneering done il ct Pillman,
Lilly d Co., Cherry street, opposite the
telegraph Office. Terms reasonable.
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Swan BAKING PowDKR.-We AJAX our
customers to give this q single trial,
knowing full we'll it will be the favorite
after being tested.
G. p. STONE d Co.,
fit Cash Grocers, Front Street.
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Having secured rooms in the Mar
shall building, I desire to say to the
people Of Seattle that ! Will give private
instructions in the art Of dancing, at
reasonable prices. Having an entirely
new method Of teaching round dances,
I would especially like to secure those
for scholars Who have heretofore
thought themselves unable TO learn to
dance. claim that my method IL 90
simple and easy that it IL impossible for
any one to avoid learning Who viii give
II q trial. All the latest society dances
taught. For terms inquire at room Z.
Marshall building, or address postal
card TO Prof. FehnomAunn.
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The Bargain Store has Just received a
fine line of Notions and Fancy Goods
for the spring trade, consisting of Rib
bons, Laces, Embroideries, Gloves, Hos
iery, etc.. all TO be sold at very low pri-
ces. Next door to Cooperative Gro
Gerry, Front street, In Denny's new
Block.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21

BAsLEa's BUSINESS CoLLH0I AND TEL
soRAPH INsrrruTI.-Young gsntlemen
and ladies can obtain thorough busi-
ness education and become good tele-
graph operators In . short time BY at
tending this school, which il now To-
catsd in suite Of the largest and best
furnished rooms in the Territory, at the
University. Hours Of study from z TO
$50 pm. Private lessons during the
day at residence on Front street, foot of
Cherry. Terms reasonable.
g. A. BAsLKR,
% Inn Principal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21

Ladies', make no mistake, but wait for
the grand opening Of millsnery goods to
got your hats, etc., for Easter Sunday.
at Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21

The cheapest place In the city for
Boots and Shoes II O. b. Littell'c Bar
gain Store in Denny's Block ON Front
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21

Every sztiols In The Gsnts' Furnish.
ing Good lins 10 b hAd q Iho So
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21

-Four DollarA Nsu,s Genuine Calf
Bot, only Ter doalan spair. q Trsen