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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-30

FATHER BoUcHARD's LECTURE.
an audience assembled in the Catholic
church, composed mostly Of the MEM
bers Of the Roman Catholic faith.
About 100 the great pipe organ pealed
forth with the strains of Heimweh, fol
lowed by several other grand pieces,
The choir sang an anthem, and then
Father Bouchard entered and COM
menced his address, taking his text
from Mathew XVI, 18th and 18th verses:
Thou art Peter and upon this rock |
build the church." This was written in
the second century. Then, in the be-
ginning, the members Of the church
could be counted upon the fingers, but
now they are numbered by the million.
There 10 scarcely spot where the foot
steps of the Church could not be traced.
IL has, ~ mustard seed, sprung from
small beginning, and spread its branch
% until 1t filled the whole earth. Then
the reverend gentleman proceeded to
show that Christ established visible
church. with Himself as it's visible
head, and before He left the
earth He appointed Peter his successor.
and consequently Peter was the visible
head of the body or church. Az the
church was then, 90 il was destined to
be. The disciples we're chosen e. q
body Of infallible teachers. He ex-
planned how the Roman Catholic Church
vas the one founded by Christ, and
anyone teaching differently would
teach heresy. No other church claims
supreme authority. and IL they do they
cannot claim TO have existed nineteen
oenturies. Without this authority Of
the church all would be.aAarchy. The
whole Rist and issue Of the lecture
seemed TO depend upon the fact of the
Roman Catholic Church having existed
for nineteen centuries, and upon the
words Of Christ given in the text,
There is no authority outside Of the
Catholic Church, and revolt against
that authority is revolt against God. I"
The priest, after explaining other mat
ters, thanked his hearers kindly for
their patience and attention, when good
music was rendered for the withdraw
ing audience.
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B8EvITlD.

E G. TiIton Is spending a few DAYS
In Seattle On private b0sine;s-
The st amer Ev.nGel ~iil leave Seat
tie for v csoria- ga toe Islands ss II n.
tidy.
To Purs-r Gerard, Of the steamship
G-o. w. Elder, oar thanks are doe for
the usCal court-slcs.
This harbor has never been honored
with such fine ships and such heavy ton
mage as during the last three months
Nine. De Graf is out With a new an
nooncemenf of goods In her line. which
Will Dc OF interest 70 the ladies' GEE sral-
iy.
W. W. Holcomb, the Washington
street lawyer. wss insaitcd yesterday,
and compelled, by course II law. the
offender ~ pay $40 and costs
The executive committee held its
meeting last evening, and talked over
number Of important matters, but will
not take formal action'on them till this
evening.
The German ark Martha, of AIS tons
measurement, will take a cargo of Ian
Der from ole Ut the Sound .axmliis TO
Melbourne. getting ~ shillings per thou
sand Iect for her cargo.
Richard b. Belsrave, advance agent
Of the Figaro Spanish Students arrived
last evening And teday viii bill the
town. The Students Will sing and play
here on the 4th and 5th of September.
tie School Directors call for pro-
pIsais 10 furnish forty-three tons of
coal to the four public schools Of the
city. This 10 the nrst time IN local his
tory coal has been bought for schools in
this way.
q. A. Balloon, ii. ID. c. NJ, late sur
eeon Inter Colsnial Railway, New
Brunswick. Was passenger on the
Elder. He goes to Tacoma today. but
expects to return III a few days, and
open an offioe in this city.
Messrs. A. =. Miller, Angus Mackin-
tosh and John Keenan,, three Seattle
knights who have been attending the
Conclave at San Francisco arrived by
the Elder. They report having been
treated royalty by their brethren OF the
Golden State.
Geo. +. Atkinson, Superintendent of
the Tacoma Mail Company, will make
visit East over the completed North
ptu acinc, ioSsAup ucAt Wcchs auu 10
manning at his old home on the Attain
tic two months. Mr.. Baker and Mr..
VIM Hanson will be left in charge of
the establishment during his absence.
The first number Of the Pacife Jour
nal has been received. 1t is very
neat, newsy little paper, from Oyster
vile, in Pacific county, w. T., and is
issued by Aft. ID. Bowen, formerly of
this city. Mr.. Bowen has the ability to
make the Journal one Of the best sOun-
try papers on the coast, and We believe
he will do it.
DR.. James d. MinkIer has located in
Port Gamble. The Doctor for a year
past has been physician on the SnOho-
mish Indian reservation. but three weeks
ago omit that place for the more co.,
genial and prob table private practice at
Port Gamble. Before coming to the
Territory DIR. Minkler dwelt in Oberiin,
Ohio.
The steamship Geo. w. Elder brought
from San Francisco passengers and
freight for the several ports as below
r,fxr
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o. TUE BOARD o.
CogNTT C0MMlssIOAERs POR
klSG COUNTY. W.T., At 4 SPECIAL
sGSsBUN HELLO AuGUsT %. 1858.

All members present. Ibo chairman
of the board was instructed TO examine
the work done by James Harris on the
road from McRedmonds' farm onSquak
slough TO the Snoqualmie river. under
an appropriation made by the board at
It's May session. 1888.
The claims of Joseph Hadley and T..
HadIey for seventy five dollars for work
done on the road from the Hanford
claim TO lake Washington, via Wet
more's, under an appropriation made
by the board at its May session. were
ordered paid out Of the road and bridge
fund.
The road supervisor of road district
No. 16, was authorized to purchase, on
behalf of the county, the necessary
planks 10 repair the Black river bridge,
bot the work of repairing ~ be done by
the road tax of the district.
The claim Of Geo. w. Wells, road su-
pegvisor Of district No. 6, for forty dol
IAn and 6fty cents, for work done IN
said distxict, was ordered paid out of
the funds Of the district.
The board agreed 70 send pile driver
mp the Duvamish and White rivers to
drive pdles Wherever necessary to pro-
teot the country roads running along
the banks Of aaid rivers from being
washsd away BY the waters thereof. on
condition that the property owners at
such places furnish the piles requisite
for that purpose, and Commissioned
A0Cabe was authorized TO procure a
pile driver and act ON behalf Of the
county In the matter.
The commissioners appointed by the
Board at 10 August session to investi-
gate the claim Of Dennis Mullen for
damages, having reported adversely on
said claim il was rejected by the Board.
Il having bsen reported that parties
are attempting. fraudulently. TO enter
certain bands in King County set apart
BY the Government for school purposes.
the Board authorized G. n. Bradshaw,
Prosecuting Attorney. TO act for the
county in the matter; to insur any neo-
essary expense or to employ additional
counsel, to retain the same for the pur-
poses for which they we're granted, and
he vas authorized TO appear before the
land sfhcers at Olympia, to communi-
cate with the land department at Wash
ingtou. ID. c., and to do all things neces-
sary to be done on behalf Of the people
Of King County and Washington Terri
tory in protecting their rights to school
lands.
Holdredes 4 Gardner were granted .
retail license for Renton for six mouths
on payment Of $50, aud M. II. McMa-
nus grocery license for the race track
for six months on payment Of $50.
The Board adjourned sine die.
B. q. HARRIS, Auditor.
Seattle, August "a, 1888.
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rng wlxxIrE0 sesn EsDEs.

Ths srsaA boom at Winnipeg ID done.
and the city u dullsr than before, and
1stteusd out like q panoaks. Winnipeg
6ssw unnasurally. Il vas pushed v .
populatioa Of 5000 In province Of
eoooQ. and In . vast region having all
told ma 10 sxessd 1900 Inhabitants
Who would lock 10 the city - their
basinsn esnssr. There could b no other
sssalt than OVERRIDING. and subssQusnt
aaps1anioa. The city will now come
down 10 ~ true position. and aftsr
waiting few years for The country
ahoas 70 develop and grow. vill again
advaneA what has happened 10 Win
nips9 can hardly happen 10 Ne eitiss
soath q ~ lins. In NinussoAa, Dakota.
MoasAna. Idaho. washinatoo, Oregon
apd Hrisish Columbia The cities there
h have grown almost - rapidly aswin-
aipsa itsslf. but they have mot grown
eat q proportion With the surrounding
and tributary country. 81 Paul. With
Minneapolis Tor instance. have $4,000
taAAhisants iAa STATE having 100. 900.
rArRo. The chief town In Dakota. has
1900 In total population Of m.0oo;
Hslsaa and Batts. In Montana, have
svsr 5000 saeA ous Of 10000; Seattle
lAOoo ont ef 10000. In NE Territory Of
WashinGtoa; Portland $1,000 out Of
$4,000 In Oregon. and viesoriA 5000 oas
81 $4,000 h British Columbia. Thee
eltiss ars far from ovsrdons. and Il viii
ssally b snrpriaina II they do nos al
soaainns GEowine indsnuitsly In The 10 :
tarV q n Ne pasa.
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SKArrLE CoSsIoHKEs.-Per steamship
Geo. w. Elder: ASLevake, A E Hum
mer 4 Co, A Little, A s Coulter. A J
Smith. Amos Palmer, A b Stewart,
Brown 4 Davies, b L Page Il Co, Bal
lard i Hatfield, boyd 4 Poncin, Ral.
lard 4 Cox, Blanchard 4 Co, Baker q
Blackman, Burk Newsboy, G Louch,
Chas 0oldstsin, G Ksnnott, G NJ By-
water, Clark, Anderson & Co, G Esmo-
min. @ Trasok, G X Brewster 4 Co, Cas-
per Mcintyre 4 CO, G p Stone 4 10,
Densmorr & johnson, Dickman & Gum
pert, d Thompson, d Werfhermier, d
Slattery, d. X. Baxter. E Lobe 4 Co. Z
+ 81 Meyer. Z Schiliing. F N vsnval-
kenburg i Co, Boriee, r NJ Thomas,
Frederick 4 Bowlby, @ N Moore; q
Davies 4 Co. Geo L Baker, Geo Lee.
Geo I Maginnis 4 Co. Geo KELLOGG a
q W Gosling, II Uhlfelder. Hall 4 Poui-
son Furniture Co. Harrington q smith.
II HerschbeIg, Hurdy 4 Hall, H Jones
4 Son, HsnLberg 4 ca, Hung Yee
Chon, H A Moore, H Z Levy, ] Kslp-
pier & Co, Jas Brown. ] Smith, Sohnson
/ Peturu, ! Christ, ] Bersoh, J Schrnm
4 CO. ] Sullivan, ] ID Henry, g Wright,
AANAucs "A oSakK. y a . 00yets
y Jones. w AlverAou. ] StrAtman.
J n Pearlman, F Mcdonald, KELLOGG
a Snyder, Lynch 4 vahlbusch, L
keiniig. L V Schuyder. L kieine, II II
Wilcox & Co. n Haywood or G Slater,
Mrs n g Wilt, Mark Haywood, Michi-
gan Mill Co, n A Kelley. N r smith, N
ChilberR, Phillip Bros. p ] Liar, Page
4 Green, Humphrey 4 Lovman, Pres
berRer 4 Rossnwoie. r Howard, Il l.
Mefrick. Il Merchant, Richard Holyoke.
: Baxter q Co. = B & Co, Southeriand Il
GO, Spring Hill Water Go, Stackpool.
Jackson 4 Co, Seattle Furniture Manu-
featuring Co, Simon Bruvns,oue. Seat
tie l. 4 c Co. SteinwiQ Bros. Seattle Co
operative Society, Stessou 4 Post, T.
Lyle. Tobias 4 Sinessman, Ths ] h B
Z b Co, z n Van valkeuberR & Co, tn
Irving. 9 p H whitelav, Treen 4 Raw
mond, i w Cherain, v Schmidt, We
Joues Waddeli 4 Miles. w d Scott 4
20. WAld 4 Campbell, w Allen. W q
krsdsrick, w SAnborn. Wah sing. W Il
lloyd, Washington Furniture Co, Wah
Caoas. Pee Lee. Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
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CARD.

Al considerable talk has been made
about me By 7. b. Campbell. and as
public Journal has seen dt TO publish his
statement, take this means of giving
the public history of the difficulty In
question On Tuesday afternoon this
T. u. Campbell came over 70 ny place
of business with a warrant to arrest
someone. He picked ON man and read
the warrant TO him. Tho man replied,
Il am not the man you are after" and
Campbell left the saloon. Tuesday
night Campbell came over 10 the Bij0o
Ieeateg. He was pretty drunk, and
attsm pied TO go into the theater with
out paying the admission fee of twenty
i've censs- The doorkeeper stopped him
/ heard the loud talking, and FASTENED
70 the scsoe. Az | approached. Camp
bell, Who, | believe, Is q constable,
shouted: Ppm IN officer, and l can 90
through any part of this house that |
choose" told him he could do
nothing of the kind unless he had
search warrant: bot that any Nme be
came there for any oos. and conducted
himself in a respectful manner, that
or any employee Of the house would
not only point cut the offender TO
him. If be Was there, but reR-
der him any assistance he needed
in making the arrest. He then treated.
and vent of apparently satisfied. l
did not sec Campbell again till yester
day afternoon, when he approached me
in front of the postof.ice with the re-
mark. ANY man who goes to the Bijou
must carry u gan for safety" and e5i-
lowed it up with the statement that be
had hung three men Just ike me. re-
piled. well. on your c~n statement
you must be murderer, for have COM
mitted no crime" He then pointed to
the scantlings near lesler's house.
where the murderers of Reynolds aud
Sires we're hing, and said, "Yoa had
better look out or We will hang Won
there" called him deserter, and 50
il went ON for some time, till We finally
stopped DOR growing. desire it un-
derstood that run quiet, orderly sa-
loon, and also a licensed thester, where
/ employ the very best talent can get,
and try to do an honest. legitimate bus-
ineas. / think Mr.. Campbell ia a little
off," aud is more to be pitied than
blamed. JAMES w. SMITH,
Proprietor Bijou Theater.
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Notice to Draymen and
Transfers,

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
i coal for the school houses in District
NO. viii BE- received ~ the ONCE Of the
District Clerk until Monday. September
ID, lSs1 II 10 p. m:
Is tons ~ sixth street school HOUSE,
8 tons ~ South School House.
tens ~ Belltown lchooi House.
s tons 81 North school House.
The right TO reject any and ali bids re-
served w. H. TAYLOR
au0 I'd Clerk District No. I.
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Many ambitious and indastriouA
yeanG men Of limited means. Who are
iasuaa % acquiring . collegiate sdaea-
ten employ their vaeations in vaSisus
vays 70 rssapsraas tAsis parsss and go
nasasy eaeseA 70 dsfrsy sxpsasss for
aaosAss tern. In New England num-
esrs 70 Mp 70 mountain resorts and
vpsk - walters q The hotels frsqusussd
hytosrisiA By % doing shsy nos only
sain . Ssu dollaza bat 81 good sap-
~ Of mountAin air and return 10 ssady
With ssnsvsd ~ and strength. Re-
Gently Wm. II. Vanderbilt. On isavine
~ Glen noass. Nsv HAnpshirs. save
. cheek fes oSOO. 10 b divided amoae
~ college sladsnts Who vsrs ssrvine
thsss - vaitsea He nsves did Q more
ea1nasn1ahls 81 In his lifA
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.HLAIRvOYANT. - Slooo REWARD
~ for any ono who can equal Nadame
Deflorenoe. the only clairvoyant Who has
0raat: the seventh daughter Of tho sev.
enfh son just arrived q ON Europe tslls
o. lovcrA and names whom you VIM
mary; brings the separated togother:
causes speedy marriages recovogS uloieo
p.opesty; cures drunkennnsA ote,. and
gtses lottery numbocs that are sun q
VIXEN - ard stamps aso encio;sI ~.
enltattoa. q and ~ Call q room No. n
8 Jamo hotel cornerof NH aAd eooon1
suoeoA anil In
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there u delinquent upon two and
one-tourth shares OF stock Of the Hop
w. ID. Scott & Co. on June 18th. 1888, the
sum of two hundred and twenty Ave dol
ian. and that In accordance with law and
IN order o. the Board Of Trustees. made
O the sth da{ Of August 1883 % many
anaree Of s.td stock - may BE- necessary
ths once of w. II. Taylor & Co, ON James
street., Seattle. King county, w. r., on
saturday, september eth. 1853, 1t the hour
q ten O'Clock q n. Of aid cay. to nay
80 oaainquent assessment. together with
poaees ~ The aa1e. u. ID. LEWfs.
aO0 Secretary.
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RuxAvAr.-A large span Of black

kuxAvAr.--A large span Of black
Aorssa attached 10 lumber delivery
wagon, driven by VIM A. Stoves, be-
came frightened on the Oregon Im-
provsusnt COmpAny's wharf yesterday,
and nan away. They came tearing
down Commercial street and oollided
With enc Of Clanay's hacks, doing slieht
damage. The shock broke the coupling
pole of the wagon, leaving but two
wheels for the horsss 20 drag In their
nod career. On arriving at the inter-
section OF Mill and Commercial strects
they did not stop. nor turu. but dashsd
hsadlong into the stone vail In front Of
The feelsr L.sary block. Strange - Il
may ssem. neither Of the animals were
ssrtcosly injarsd. though they we're bosh
more or ls9 scratched MP and bruised.
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r HEREBY GIvR NOTICE. THAT
L four months ago sold out my en.irs
Interest In the store on Washington street,
row owned b. Chin Guam. 70 himself and
Wa Ching. One-half the debes owed by
the store before that time viii pey. Chin
Quaa paying the other half.
CHARLEY.
SeAftto. August d fSsS Au3o 81
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THIS ADDITION COVERS THE w. j
j OF the 3. E. + Of section q. township
: north. range east, and Is bounded on
the north BY the Phinney addition. on the
west BY u. 7. Denny's land. and on the
south By the Pontius additions.
The lots In blocks and are 100 BY lis
feet all other lots are 100 by 100 feet
streets % feet wide. except those on tho
margin, whore 30 feet Is left to connect
with other plata.
Tho lots and streets are all cleared so
that buildings can be erected On tho lots
at once
This addition 10 just five-eighths of a
mile from tho Lake Union sawmill, and
less than throe-eiGhths OF q mile from the
site just purchased from ID. I. Denny for
tho brewster sawmill.
II 10 on . high plateau, and has q CON-
handing view Of the city Of Seattle, Elli-
otis hay. Lake Union, the whole line Of
the ship canal from the Lake to the Sound.
and the coast range Of mountains.
No addition to the Queen City has ever
been plated that affords finer view or q
healthier location.
Remember that the lots in this addition
are twice the slxe OF tho Q In adjoining
additions.
Price. Ssoo each for inside lots and $3.50
FOR corners. except in blocks I and Z
which are $2j0 70 500 each.
Only few lots will be offered at these
n4ures 70 raise money for inmediataIase
Lot. can be had on the instalment pan.
II desired. Apply to
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Don't drive . spawned horss a long
. you can SGT ksndall's SPAWN Ours
Tor bottls. A 10 powerful linjmsns
Tor deep eoAted pains. on both man or
osass. is has No sqaal. Hss adysrtiss-
menl
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Hzasocs Snoorma ScaAPa-Ou the
evening oe August 27tA LsonidAs Rneers
and Thomas Mcfarland quarrslIsd over
. game Of cards In Skinny Jimmy's
ealoon % 0tanvood. During che trouble
Rsaoro drew . revolver and shos Ne
faslAud IN ths shoulder. shastsrina his
eh0al1es- blade In . fearful manner.
Ths vounded man vas taken % Iacon-
~ for surgical trsaameut. and Roger.
vho y voodman. skippsd out, and has
not - hoon axreoled.
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To all whom it may Concern
OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PuoKTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEArTLR. w. T.. July n. l8Sa \

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUoETl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE, w. T., July n. 1883.
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w date August IS. 1873 executed In pur-
suance OF an ordinance approved August
Is. 1874 the city Of Seattle conveyed TO the
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
lands south Of King street. In said city Of
Seattle, in, along. around and about Elliot
bay. from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
approved November s 1874 ratified and
confirmed said grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed By said Company and,
WhereaA Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla WAlla Railroad
and transportation Company. In fee sim
Whereas. The United States has scoui.
esoed in said grant and conveyance and,
WhereAA The said Seattle and Walls
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com
said lands TO the Columbia and Puget
sound Railroad Company:
Now. therefore, the said Columbia and
PUGET Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice thst IL claims the excluafye
right to occupy said lands and to erect
whArves and other structures thereon.
and that all persons are hereby notified 10
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any q aid lands without the consent In
Sound Railroad COMPANY,
LUMBlA 4 PUGETSOUNDR r CO..
BY p y. WEYMOUTH.
Jy8 II Assistant Suporintendan4
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PHYSICIAN. PORT GAMBLR KIT.
l. sap county. w. +. Odlce. fourth door
below Post OmcA and residence. ths
Heaton ho0oA nanR IL church. - WIN
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TIE 0osrsL SHIP SOLD. III. r.
Bssohsr. proprietor Of the San Juan
mail route, has bought Mr.. A. q. Ben
jamin's controlling interest In the
steamer Evaneel, which vessel was
built some two years ago for the pur-
poss OF spreading the Gospsl. Captain
Beecher will take her 10 Victoria today,
whore che viii receive few needed re-
pairs and q general cleaning mp and
painting. Captain Benjamin knows all
about raising houses and other heavy
bodies, but hs lacks the necessary dis-
cipline 10 make Q sucoeanful steamboat
master; hence his craft. though com
pAratiyely new. 10 black and dirty.
Captain Beeoher says when abe comes
cot weak hence she will look "a bright
~ uev dollAv. The steamer Biz has
been chartered by Captain Bescher for
two years, and will soon receive q new
boiler and have other needed repAirs
made 10 her. Al this rate Capt. Bsecher
viii soon earn ths title Of Commodore.
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Maynard's Plat

Lots and ). block Ii.
Lots l. ., 3. 4. block 10.
East half LOT s. block 5.
Lot 4. block IL, Borens plat, on Second
street.
Lots l and 2. block 8. Denny and Bells
ADDITION.
T. North half block ,. Eastern addition.
Lots and =, block y Eastern addition.
25 lots in Hanford's addition.
Lots Is and Ii block 20 kicd's addition
30 lots in McGilvras addition.
30 lotsin lesler and McGilvra's addition
Lots 4. 5. 6 and 7, block 8. MeNaught's
first addition.
IL lots in Northern addition.
p lois in Pontius' addition.
so lots in Phinney's addition.
choice lots IN Union addition.
o lots in Central Seattle.
ssplendid lots in Eden addition.
lots in Williams addition.
lots In Edes s knights addition.
Lot Z, block g. Judkins addition.
Lands by the acre in tracts OF two acres
and upwards. Farms and wild lands. etc.
Call and xamine full list and prices.
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= O b N .
MON EY N A R x K f..

PoNTIUs--In this city. August q. to the
wife Of +. A. Pontius son.