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FlVECENIfS 4 LIN L
SITU4TIoNs WANTED.

VA ANTED-By a woman of experience, {
w place to do general homework, where
she can take her child 81 years old. Apply III
Chestnut street, (old number). 44-5t
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for Nicolay's great real estate auction sale, to
take place on tomorrow, Feb. II, at 1913
a. M, at Barnum's Office, No. 81 East Third
street, near Cedar, are now ready for distribu-
ton. For full particulars of the property to be
sold read advertisement in auction column.
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Among the ladies who may read this there
may be several sickly ones who have made up
their minds to act on the old saw which speci-
fes that ''What can't be cured, must be en-
dured. While the truth of the old proverb is
self-evident it is just possible they may have
erred in Judgment as to the possibilities of the
healing art outside of the medical profession,
and before giving up in despair they had better
test the efficacy of Mrs Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, which is now attracting
universal attention.
Thousands Stand Ready to Testify.
That Aliens Cough Balsam has no equal in
relieving, old and troublesome coughs of years
standing.
For sale by J. P. Allen, Druggist and manu-
featuring pharmacist, st. Paul, MINI.
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NOR RENT-A first-class house, from April
II 1st., in center of city, on line of street cars.
ALI the modern improvements, nine rooms. Ad-
dress G.. l., r. 30
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIokR,
pssErEaToN, D. c., Feb. u, l88S.-9:56 P. ".
Dissertations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
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Valentines, in every style, the finest in the "ity
at DAvENPoRT's.
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CARPETS, ETC.
UnholStering.

J. G. Simonet has admitted to partnership Mr..
F. Fliegner, and removed from corner Eighth
and Wacouta streets to Miller's new block, 109
East Seventh street. The new firm has added a
wholesale department, and will hereafter conduct
both wholesale and retail upholstering in all its
features. At our new place we are opening a
new stock of staple and fancy goods in our line.
Come and see us. J. c.. SIMoNRT &c Co.
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NOR RENT-Lower part house, first floor.
L basement and cellar, Phalen water, one
block from street cars, 573 Lafayette avenue. 40
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Houses.

NOR RENT-A house in Sixth ward near
4 Ohio street. Inquire of j. A. McConkey,
or GLOBE counting room. Az
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XXTANTED-A situation as travelling sales
w man, by young man of good address
and business tact. References given. Address
K, GLOBE Office, Minneapolis. AZ
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ITO RENT-Two cottages and several rooms in
i Sixth ward. Apply to J. c. Mccarthy. 28*
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A HEALTHY WET NURSE desires situa-
"A. ton, city or country. German Intelligence
Office, SIG st. Peter street. 44-50
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EOUR LOTS, Winter street, near Rice street.
L Three acres good land on CORTLAND street,
near new railroad shops. Cheap. Four acres
good land for rent on the same place.
42-4S P. WILGUS, 1874 jackson street.
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TO RENT

NOR RENT-The two upper stories of my new
4. brick block No. 1862 Wabashaw street, cor
ner EIGHTH strset. A. Winter. 34*
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FINANCIAL.
LOST IND FOUND.

XEY ILL loan upon or buy Life ms. Policies
Wv L. P. Van Norman. $50 Jackson. 50
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a Experienced Book-keeper at liberty from
IA D. M, would like evening employment
on books or any Office work, Address G. w. A.,
Globe office. 35-l
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Rooms

THOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, $50
Il Wabashaw street. Inquire at Room No 4.
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Maps and HandbilIs

Valentines at Davenport's S, and don'tyou for
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A T A BARGAIN-Twenty-f lots for sale,
N Marsbal's addition, West st. Paul. Call
at II. A. Timme's, AS Rice street. 1912
I 1ST your property for sale and orders for
u purchases with Geo. n. Hazard, Real
Estate and Loan Agent, ITO East Third street,
St. Paul. 30.
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THE IRON JUGGERN4UT.

Two Men CrUshedt to Death Yesterday I'm
der the Wheels of the Cars-NO One to
Blame, AS Usual.
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-A good stock farm, five miles
Il from Bridge Square, 800 acres, Ito acres
broken, house rooms, close to large lake,
$4,000. TEEPLE & HOSKEN,
42-44-46 63 +. Third street.
NOR SALE-Fifty lots in Summit Park adj
= dition, near short line crossing; two lots
on Summit avenue; two lots on Ashland avenue;
one lot on Selby avenue; house and lot on Nelson
avenue J. C. GREEN,
42-44 Al East Third street
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IA ANTED-A successful canvasser, from 25
w to 50, to travel, hire, train and start
Agents to sell our publications; must be willing
to give a short trial on commission; will pay
from $500 to s. 500 to the right man, who can
suit us; references and security required; give
age, experience and send this. Cassell, Peter,
Galpin & Co., S22 Broadway, New York. 4446
w ANTED-Girl at 382 Robert street, Mer-
w chants Dining Hall. 1870
WTANTED-An experienced nurse girl, with
w references, at No. 252 Rice street. 42-44
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

w ANTED-An engineer of fourteen years
w experience with engines and steel boilers
desires employment at his trade. Good referen-
ces. Address W. N. c., this Office. 35-4l
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Mrs. ]. b. Montgomery and Miss May
Montgomery, wife and daughter Of the
we'll known railroad contractor. are re-
gistsred at the Arlington.
Bliss d. Hickey, of Portland, arrived
here last evening, and if possible TO 60
care suitable bali he will open and
conduct n parlor skating rink nHeattle.
Major j. Il. Haydea, Hon. T. N.
Reed, Territorial Auditor, N. s. Porter,
Thos. Prather, and other gentlemen
from the Capital City, were in Seattle
last evening.
Donald Mackay, the architect. who
has been in Vancouver and Port Town
send for the past week or SO, drawing
plans for buildings in those places, re-
turned home yesterday.
Hon. Henry Failing and daughter are
in the city, stopping at the Arlington.
They took lunch yesterday ON board the
fine ship Henry Failing, now in this
port. The various vessels In the harbOF
displayed their colors yesterday after
noon in honor of that gentleman and
his daughter.
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sxArTIx, April II, lsSa
Chas. Ebbe0xhouoe Wa converted
into q citizen Of the United STATES, By
process q tie court.
John B. Ault vas likewise American
lied
Daniel 8. Sverdfsesr vas also nat
uralizcd.
The account of A. w. EnRle, as
United States Commissioners, vas APP
proved.
The Grand Jury on the part Of the
Territory brought IN the following in
diCtments:
Territory ~ Chin Toi, exhibiting q
pise0l. A uuo bill.
TesxJtpey ~. william Brix, accused
Of Qrsnd larceny. Not true bill.
Territory ". Alexander Wagner,
CHARGED with shooting his nei9hbor.
The tuy rssurnsd IL fOasQUin9 vsedsss:
ave, the Jury in the case, ind the -
fsudanE guilty - charged" and CON-
mend him to the mercy Vt the court.
Mary e. JosspA VI Daniel Joseph.
Decree Of divorce granted.
Territory VI. WIN. Matthew, charged
with burglary In breaking into kellsRR
4 Suydoe's warehouse and stealing
therefrom two oasss Of lard. The jury
in the case returned verdict Of guilty
a. charged.
Court adiournsd till $50 Tomorrow
morning.
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Tie storm seems to be over. and the
promise ia ours uow for a long spell a
delightful spring weather.
George. Bieeiow & Co. are out with
new ad-, In which they offer fine iot Of
property 10 Soold-be purchasers.
Oxiag 20 the death Of near relative
of the Captains. the flags OK the sniT
Fannie Tucker we're hung at half mas
yes.erdsy.s
The steamship Mississippi may Be sx
pec.ed this evening or tomorrow. Sh>
has full freight and large list Of pas
ssn9ers.
A largo Gsrman Gag, saymoonted b.
dimrrztive Ar;sri0sn banner. wal
| building yesterday.
For the benefit of the host of land
seekers. ws are giving GOOD deal Of In
formation about the G. :. land laws
who appreciate IL.
The hook and ladder apparatus foa
the company recently formed, i q thu
steamship Aissi 3ippi. and will proba'
bly, arrive here today.
Col. W. Z. Squire started yesterday
morning on his return to bis homo Al
lion. New York. going by way Of SaE
Francisco. The Colonel will return
during the summer.
The county Examining board VII
bold its annual meeting in the Sixth
street schoolhouse on the ID of Nay
Il will consist this year Of U. s. Jones
L. 5. lngraham and ]. p. Rich.
The sieepinR accommodation Of thu
Emma Hayward we're all engaged BE-
fore dark last evening, and twenty OF
thirty passengers who went up thu
Sound were compelled to sit mp 81
night on board. or take their chances ol
remaining ashore and being left.
The attention Of those going 70 Cali
fornia Is called TO the Brooklyn Hotel
an old fayorifs in San Francisco, wher'
most excellent accommodations can b
go. for $l.50, e and $3.50 day, and
even better than this will be done TO
permanent guests.
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Lor NoxxY on rn GooDs.-Chin,
Guam 4 Charlie, the contractors on
Front, Union, Second and Third street
GRADES, have now finished their work,
and find that they lost money on the
Job. Their affairs stand about this way;
They have paid out $500 which they
had when they started in, and every
dollar thsy received for the work, and
still owe about $500. In other words,
they have lost their time and about
$500 on the contract. The several
causes which led to this may be stated
in tho following manner: Bad weather
bad management and advance in wages
since they received the contract. The
white men who worked ON the grades
will be very nearly paid in full +; bul
there are several iuIuber bills. store
bills, etc., amounting to large sum OF
money, and no funds to pay them
Creditors have NO recourse to the lier
Law, az the streets cannot be sold. Il
will be long day before another China
man will bid on street contract, and
much longer one before the city award
another contract to Chinaman.
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LAsaE PAssxxaKa ARRIVALS TIL

LANCE PAssKxGK3 ARRIVALS. The
Portland Wees of Monday morning
contained the following item: "The
Mountain Queen will take about &c
passengers to Kalama and Sound ports
this morning. Fifty trunks were check.
cd through to Seattle from San Fran
cisco, per Queen, and about 100 more
we're checked yesterday, majority be.
ing arrivals BY the Queen" The hun.
dred and fifty passengers and another
hundred added to the list arrived here
Monday evening by the steamer Emma
Hayward. This is the lareest list Of
passengers ever landed at q port on
Puget Sound by steamboat plying
these waters, barring, Of course. excur.
sions.
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UEAL EsTATE TgANSHRks,

The following are the transfcrs Of
real estate. a. recorded at the Auditors
Office. since our last report:
A. NJ. Scott to Cora A. McDermoth
lot 10, block 16, +. Hanford's addition,
Sl25.
Geo. r. Whitworth to G. G. Phinney,
lots 10 aud II, j. j. Moss addition, $40
John Collins to Isaac Woods, lot G.
block -, Collins addition, $50.
Geo. ID. Hill to Ellen X. Hill, lot 8,
block 30, McAleer's addition, 800.
$. l.. Crawford to John II. Mitchell,
Jr.. lots 2 and 3, block 6, Terry's SEQ
ond addition, $2lU0.
James Mcknight to Margaret A.
Weeks, lots z, 8 and 8, block 4, Seattle
Homestead As ociation, 600.
Thos. Burke to Il. l.. Huguenin, block
AZ. Burke's second addition, $3.50.
]. w. George to Vim. Richards, lot g.
block l, Fairyiew, 800.
N. v. Stewart and E. N. Stewart to E
j. Stewart. oioce Of land in section %,
township rs, range east, 500.
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a. GEr an COMPARISON.

a. TTr ar COMPARISON.
.Cp.C..n OF Portland, makes tne
following statement in q recent com
munication 70 the Commercial He''a'a
Of his oity: :.
Tot. in the much doomed town OF
cssttie have sold ON their business
$500 \ half hiehss psr 'front.' 1905 tnan
-. ~ eysr made on Portland ousi.
- ssrsata: and suburban lots two snd
: half MIN from thsir dtmionuve uus'.
~ ceufer are changing nanos a.
dcnhas ~ rics asksd for - dissan'iy
1900 trsSas here. PRtland and SAD
rrhs hsse 5000 people Seattle ano
snhn,t,a have GOO. We think snese casa .
t;or. v;Ii oroye that the croskers c!y o.
rIt;msfe min il only part o. ms nvio-
IT, ma has no Foundation In fscs no!
80 "a probability. Blk or sient
.,cr1hs Nance. when the Oregon Snofs
10 ;e romoieted through tdUss Goa
-. n..+;cr With the Willard system. the
1~sst Union Paoifc Railroad - psecReo
18th ali IL influences 70 send San iran
80. 80. throuoh freights via foftiana,
thus exsmplifyiue the oio go ,.ss J.
.sfhs LAT ahall be first and sns nn. Iss.
w;sh 49, fev indices of our fnsure 10
the wsy Of comparison anu
ws will cease for the present.
Seattle is no. . much doomed tovn'
nor have lots sold here a half nis0e.
.h.r onv sale ever made ON Portland
hn.inesa strsstA The very choicest To-
oations hsrs bring 500 TO 5000 per
front foot. Equally as eligible sites IN
portland will bring as much. and prob
ah,v mora. &C. p. c." underestimate
n. Thsre are moro than COCO people
here The number Is fully 1850. lie
urotatlv oysrestimates Portland. we
ara certainly gaining on that city. In
the comparison following we viii speak
IN round numbers for convenience SAKE
Int 70 will keen so near the truth ~
P.C.- will not care TO call In question
THAT We say. In 1880 Seattle had aoo
inhabitants, and Portland IL ,5o, or JUST
AZ. times AS many. To-day VIC have
every ysasou for claiming 1900, while
thew have no reason for claiming over
oo5oO. Our city tax roll Is 800 per cent.
oraatsr than Il was in 1880. Theirs Is
not % per cent. greater. Oar roll
amounts this year to $5,0OO,OoO; theirs
70 less than $l4,OoO,ooo. Our school
csnsua showed last July 1877 children ID
the district, aud will undoubtedly show
this year 2l0O. We doubt theirs being
three times the greater, while We are
very positive il il not five times. At an
election in which only the smallest IN
tsrevt was taken We cast last November
1874 votes, and with q strong impulse
such AZ they usually enjoy In Portland
We would vote 1900 strong today. Wui
Portland treble that NUMBER In iooZ
GEO money orders were issued nt the
office in this city. Hos many IN Fort
land? Not three times 40 many, We
warrant. The real estate business mere
has certainly been in excess OF that
there for several months past, both IN
the number Of transactions and in the
aocrscate amount. There are ono or
two things, though. in which they can
beat N quite badly. Our city debt on
the 3lss Of December, 1882, amounted
70 s5.9O5.3G. Theirs was probably TWEEN
.c,A.k Wa haven't dollar
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now TINE rslxcEss axrusxEs'

L 10 almost "a uncomfortable thing
to 10 Princess a. to be King or Car
Note The precautions taken IL the cass
Of Mrs. Campbell, otherwise known az
the Princess Louise. For weeks Il had
been given out that on her return from
Bermuda abe would 60 straight TO Hall
fax. and preparations 10 king 10 that
event were there made. All through
Canada II wns supposed this was the
program intended, aud on the day Mr..
OAnpbsll, the Marquis, started 10 meet
her, Il vas reported by the press agent
at Ottawa that he had gone 10 Halifax
for that parpose. II now seems that
tho Halifax talk vas for a blind all
through. and meant nothing more. And
still another blind followed. Tho Mar
qLis vent 10 Boston, ostsnsibly 70 meet
the Princess on her landing from the
British wxfship Tenedos At that point.
Il was thsn supposed the blind had been
removed. that there could be no further
deception. and that Boston Was 70 be
tho honored port. Instead, tho Tsuedos
ran into Newport, the Prinosss landed,
and before her arrival WAS generally
known she had stepped on tram, and
flown 10 the arms Of her sxpsctant and
anxiousiy waiting husband. II may BE-
= ans thing 10 belong to ous of the
royal families. but in these days Of az
plosivs bonds, dyuamits, nitro gly cerine,
sonspirasors, sto., its . mighty unocm-
Portable thing and most ssnsiblO people
voald prefer being ons among the SOW
eesiRn people Of America 70 being one
II the sovereign rulers Of Europe.
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CoxvutaD.-Wuiiam Matthew, the
young fsilou Who broke into kellogg 4
Snyder's vArshouss several mouths ago
and took thssefrom tvo cases cf lard
vhScA hs Afterwards sold. Vas tried and
euavicesd yesterday. HIS attorney. Mr..
&onald, worked very hard to CLEAR him.
and enstainly Gsds - GOOD = showing
- pnss1bls for his client, but the evi-
eanq vas tsso atruag, and the jrry
foan4 - fellow guilty. Mr.. RsadshAu
"a eoos prosscatOs, and i getting
. - unmhss at oouvicsions.
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II Oyvsosfss b no h,lfvay terms
aaserta Inst Portland b boldly and dan
Rsroaaly threatened bv snns town a.
tsvns On PuRet Hosnd. and unless the
siyss navigation leading 70 that city b
tnvsovsd \ vii salIss heAviiy in ths
raas fos tutuss supremacy. II Il i mot
aslnAily dislaneed.
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PAINFUL ACcIDENr.-Stewart Camp.
bell, a tally man at Port Blakely, met
with a painful accident yesterday, under
the following circumstances: He was
engaged i'll tallying u load of piles into
the Katie Flickingsr. Just rs the last
stick Of the cargo was being scaled, the
platform on which Mr. Campbell was
standing gave way, and 0ns Of his leRl
was caught between some heavy timbers
and badly jammed. The flesh ON his
leg was torn loose from the bone from
the ankle nearly to the hip. The
wounded man was placed On tho steam
or Politkofsky and brought to this city
and taken to the hospital. He viii
probably be laid up for six weeks.
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FOR SALE.

EORTY ACRES OF FINE AGRICUI,
tufal land. lying on the best road In
King county. nine miles north Of Seattle.
Moro than tw0-thirds Of this piece 10 rich
nne springs. There are twoOs more ACRES
Of cranberry marsh ON the land that can
b prepared for berries or meadow n
email expense. For sale Ct $l5 Per acre
between date and May lst after witch
time this oiEer win positively be With.
drawn. None but parties meaning busi-
nc0 need apply. Title perfect
ED. l. LINDSLEY.
Express Wagon No. ia
SeattjA April II. l8Sa apl7 DIV 81
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Tho foregoing are all choice, select
properties, and can be bought as cheap by
letter from the man IN the moon as though
he was the angel Gabriel in person. Make
Your selections and ask your questions.
1t is Just rs safe to purchase anything in
this list at the price l will set on IL as il is
to eat nesl when you are hungry.
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NOTICE.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= OF teachers for the public schools q
sixth Street School house. in Seattle, on
"Wednesday. May I'd, isxA beginning at 8
o'clock Am.
d. 8. Ingraham ana J. r. Rich, Examin-
ing BOARD. o. 8. JONEa
King County School Superintendent.
seattle. w f. April II, 1883 Is dwtd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BOAT STOLEN.

500 REWARD WILL Re PAID
OSO fur the return OF the sloop Rev
noi6A eseieu last week. Said boat IS -
feet and . inches long painted brown in.
side and int bottom copper painted 1.
tons; naDe Reynolds on tin. on the
stern: waaAboard around the outside red
streak beneath the batten. with a6-pound
anchor and 3 fathoms Of chain.
ANTON EDSTROM.
Seatfle. April : lSs. ap4 DIV II
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YESlER'S HALL THEATER
An Immense Attraction. I
Local 1altnt for lpPsssiatisl !
Monday AM Isesday. April e ~ -.
The Seattle Literary Musical
Dramatic Association.
For the hrst time viii be produced The
comedy OF


EMPLOYNEEr IN A SAW MIL
II Wm wosk q GAwtng e. nafne ~
dress SAWYER this o1Scs. All q
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Notice to Debtors Of Z. French

A LII ACCOUNTS DUE z. FRENCH.
"a lately engaged in the wholesale liquor
business in Seattle. have been assigned
to me. and am prepared to give valid
receipts for their payment.
To save cost and trouble to all parties. I
hereby give notice that will require the
immediate payment or satisfactory ar
raugemcnts for the payment, of all these
accounts. Address
VIM. ID. WOOD,
Assignee. Attorney at Law, Seattle. W.T..
Seattle, April 9. 1883. apIO DIV II
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wv ADVERTISEMENTS.

COSTING In Seattle. April n. to lac ',
OF Geo. N. DOSING. = son.
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LOS r.

A GOLD AND ONYX LOCEET
"A watch charm. cameo ON one eide and
initial ON the other. Five dollaru no
ward will be paid for its rsturn TO this
Office. apls 4
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COMING THuRsDAY.-A private dis.
patch received last evening, announced
that the Willard party would arrive il
Seattle on Thursday, and take rooms ii
the Arlington Hotel. How long they
will remain We are not advised.
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A GENTLEMAN ELY AR
"A rived from the East desires Q situa-
ton - ok-keepee references from late
employers. Address H. N. BALDWIN,
Lock BOX As. Seattle. ap8 II
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A house to rent, ty G. McDermoth 4
20. 1885,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-18
CHRIS. n SCHMIDT, C. d. DUsH
Formerly Of Russ House.
BRO0klYM HOTEL.
BUSH 4 SCHMIDT, Props
Bush street. between Montgomery and
Sansomc. San Francisco.
Terms, u. 50, % and % 90
Per Day.

sun lower terms Tor Excussioa an
other lAzks parties. Superior accommO
dakioas fos families q very modesaf>
rates.
- Ths Hoesl hAs bsen rsnovaAs1 an<
rsfarnished froo top 70 bottom.
llr. ChFia Schmidt for the past four.
teen years connected with the Ru3s Huuse,
the iak1of eaevsn yoaSs in the capacity q
Head C10r6. Win b ever Feady % ossoud
tOall the wants 1t Cur patrona
Hotel coach b waiting q III beam and
uoans - ceavV guesoD 70 IL k0use free
cf charge. apl1 dw an