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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

TIE Post Odlos News Stand has been
cold by W. Il. Brooks to Dan Vert
hsimse.
An sxplanation Of the $50 Pozzle
has besa found Il DeAos thai keaoef,
IL photographic artist. selis % I'm
types for 50 cents
Port Townsend, not 70 Be behind Spo.
kans Falls, Waila WaiIa, Tacoma and
Seattle. has began the organization OF
Board of Trade. All the moueyed ana
bouiness strength Of the town unit
ina in The movement.
CaIkius& Co., the Front street pro
vfnion and feod dealers, have beo0me
Cabins 4 Reddish, and the new hrm
infepd - opGoAd tho b0GinaGD OF the Old
irm - aoobio ity proportions, BY fol-
lowing ~ old rule It quick saies and
small profits.
The Street COmmissi nsr should at
tsnd moro carefully and frequently to
cleaning the mod OF the sidevalks-
Use the city pgis0ue.s, Mr.. COnmissaoa-
or, ana work them diligently. The
walks are nov in the worst condition
they have been IN for years.
The regular meeting of the Nevada
Soois9y last evening was exceptionally
interesting. There vas good attend
ance and the meeting vas prolonged
until Q late hour. At the next assem-
bling of the Society q report from the
Secretary will be presented. giving men,
bsFship, financial stat1s and other mat
tess Of interest 70 members.
Numbering the houses in Portland
has been q source of trouble for long
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27
A Gsowno NumAxoE.-Csrtsinly to

A 0nowNo NumAnCE.-Cegtsinly to
right minded and right thinking man
Q Police or Justices court u not .
pleasant place Of resort, and GOOD citi-
zens - . general rule make IN effort to
keep away from suoh places when not
called there by imperative business.
There 10. however, large and ap-
parently increasing class, composed
mainly Of l0afers aud the moEbidly CO.
ROSS, who shrong our Justices courts
whenever caso comes ny for trial, and
BY providing and jostlinR in the small
court rooms, booOme nuisance, esri-
ously interfering With the course Of JUS
tics. These gentlemen Of leisure seem
10 care little whether tho case ON trial
10 or 10 not interesting. The dryest and
moat long drawn civil SOFT holds out to
them irresistible attractions, while q
CRIMINAL case Is always drawing GARD.
A case in which female appears M a
witness 10 sure TO attract thronR Of
idle hoodlums, who stare at the unfor-
tunats witness a. they would Rt the
Bengal tiger in geological garden. Il
makes no difference il the court room
10 cleared, ~ has been done several
times within the past few days. The
undaantsd audience hangs around with
out the closed do0rs; and the man who
10 20 happy ~ to DO able to Aatten his
nose against pane Of glass In the door
10 an object Of general envy. These
hangers-0n would Do uneQualed cub.
jeoss for psychological investigation, ~
being s0msthing new and peculiar, and
the attention Of those interested ia
mental science Ia respectfully directed
- them. A speoimen may b. cip,ured
almost every day either ut Justice vroo-
mans or Justice Cams court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27
alIIy poSI-lmTElucfncf


:, a., "a
Ths Tacoma Se'e' nioe'eany ano
uoss unfairly draws ~ iosso -
Auetioo from oar ars'e's Q. o111.y
morning iast In Ts'As'oe 70 .ns o1.,
River Extension 70 'oe '''e' ~"
fields: ~,
From THE y vosid sss@ .eas :. =" Prsd-
nre, 49, ~ Sorsh.rn Fsci6s RAilrosd,
sntsred into an aerssmsns With ne -
attic people 20 turn ~ So eourse
kailroA1 S Ss - hsns6s a that city,
~ 81 the disadvantaGs OF Faeocs'
oostrsry ..d in oPposssaon = zoe ,, 1sos 4
ration Of the No!snst - ~hsn the ssr-
Co@pan ~ ~, ss I'd va fxsd Il Tacoma,
- the - 6aEs.
Noshine q ~ kind y app vent OF
o.u l,e srufhfolIy said. The srrsr both
NJ the N~srs and IT, contemporary soe
L.s~r. u IN pseufsssasly ssssmine snas
IA. mis- and uliimats objest o. CON
strustine ths Northern Passns hsiifoso
!. IA upbuih Tacoma and give shs II
cana Lad Company an Opportunity 70
all sitv Ioss q sxtravaRant Dssess, IN
,ssad Of carrying freight and passso-
ssrs aeroo TIE continent ana sein'nk
mousy for: stockholders. The .inssr-
eestioo Of The Cascade Dtvis'oo "
lins from Seattle would IN no ssnse
.turu the Northern Pacific k'iiroso
ont Of IL legitimate oourss and trsck'
nor would It make Tacoma any les the
Isgai and actual terminus OF that rail-
rod. Il vosld, hovsvss, enable 20
.enrers and SrsiGht coming u ana go
inc on q 6sattls Va The OaseAos IN
vision. % save 5000 thirty miles OF
more of distanes, while the fssss
charged would b exactly sas
same. How oonusstioa With . pfaneo
eau dsaeot . main line. 70 muse leave
for the Ne~s 70 explain, and upon vnss
ground Tacoma has The riRns 20 %.
,aand that the Northern Pacthe sailroeo
shall NOT allow branch lines 70 inssFssos
and connect with IL main llns' we COZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

The sslsetion Of Chicago - the plass
Of needing Of the Dsmocratic National
Coavsntioa = aid - have been ip6u-
sassd hy somsahine more than the
delightful brsssss which. in The
aa1esv sonImsR months, blow eool and
sreeh fro0 a Lake Michigan. Il h
known that AsDoaald wanted Chicago,
Payuss nppaslsss favsesd Oinoinnati,
vAils advoea6ss oe the "sld ticket
were sersaoo1s n Support Of u. Lo1is,
bseAaas At The Aissorie prsesdsat u had
u ~ VeminAaioa of tAal ticket
h le7& II result 10 thsssfsrs justly
reGarded - dessdsd triumph Tor IL
Indiana man. DiapateAss frou Wash.
ington declare hat there b great dis-
es1f11as1iaa aneoe Dsmossats a The
voedina a 1As eall ~ Vie oouvsnsion.
The tAzt6 rsformees and frSs traderu
UsD snahhed and azs e1esedine vresh
shsssAl The old time ssrvina. "oa the
f0esr poatey b aGain peolrusivN aud
oaly Conservative Democrats ass in
vitsd 70 The eoavsntion. A uuual, a
waiting rae b 70 b run. a. the axins
Of he date of he eonvsnsioo dearly In.
dieatsa u has never been poesihle
siess IL 70 Ssses ~ Dsusorasis psr.
" b take IN open, manly. aeRsssuiv,
seaFss - . national campaign. d Ass
stnce ~ tire qaadssnniAlly eampsd
- ~ Rsunblisan trail. rsssrrsssine II
Old btveaas 6rss. and suhsisaine ana
~ eemnnnts lsfs when its advssearv
nsssd . - aAothes slAtioa. Il has
seseeaavsly sodosss1 and adopssd
every pablie msasurs By The Rspub,i.
- eastys - saiy assss ~ party ~
- ~ Upgplas aad pasts q Shs
~ - ~ hnA Asmbsss q ~
committee vAo wsss. a ID IA,
MEETING. IN favor - assssuavs
unsfAsA vsss fosssd = ossspy |
~ - 1o1HnllI II r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

We have rsesivsd the initial numbsR
Of the Sss Fra.eiscax, weekly paper
publishsd In Gan Fsansiseo. We rsvs,
in iss contents. Il u such number
- only could b. produced BY men Who
are born jsurnalisls, and whose necks
hear NO scars from the collar Of oorpo-
rate tliotatioo. The array Of names Il
one which cannot b duplit ated In ver-
satiiity Of talent ON the Pacific Coast.
Frsm that historical sheet, the Terrific
rial Enfeypviss, the mere mention OF
the name of which brings flush Of
pride 10 the cheek Of many an exile
from the Silver State, have bean Rradu-
atsd four Journalists Who, in the aslds
Of poetry, VT and politics, have wrought
out representation Of moro than 'ooal
knovisdRs. Jossph T. Goodman. Hon.
ksllin n. DaeRest. Judge q. O. Good
win and Samuel Clemens Marx rvain).
each In his bsst vein has contributed 70
crowd the hrss numbss Of the San Fvan-
ciscan With fun and fancy, thought and
strength Of diotion. II 70 this quar-
tstts b addsd the names Of Sam Davis,
shs humosist, Bohemian, and enc Of
the bseegisst writer's Of Pacific Coast
Journalism Arthur AcEwsu. champion
fsee lance and bubble puncturer. and
Ton Flynn, inimitabls in ridiouls, the
so0blaaliou b, 70 Say the least, ~
maskasla for brilliancy and talent. II
thu Asse nsmbss which liss bssors ~ \
70 b squalled each successive week
and that's hardly 70 b dsubtsd-vs
eoaarassla1s The psopas Of this ooase
upoa ~ sdvout. Thsrs IL too much
daaA and mandy pambyism In much
e vhas b stylsd ioarnalism upon this
soase, - vsll ~ At shs East. A spice
q fsssaoo. . spask Of thought pat
iostA in good strong Saxon. and .
sqosleAiaa oe Aumbaa as shs ssrone
haadh = virility. vill b not unappss-
siaas& b that slao II psopls WHOSE
svintca hvsssh having. We sAall look
with saessnsas for sasA Number Of The
Sas f,uaciscaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

beekboos displsyed by the sooRoaiinG
msjosity. Ons Of thsss, vho vas IN
favor Of making . radical Aeht, and
soomsneinG early By holding tie eoo-
vsotioa IN Nay, said . day OF too
sinss: 1T seems - il the DEMOCRACY
would always remain true 70 it, tradt
tjoos, and hang upon the tanks Of the
Rspabiisan army. criticize iss eooduct
and prepare 10 taks advantage Of its
mistakss." He said IL sssusd imDoni-
bic 70 ~ he party 10 m 70 any &Rni-
ned astissds Of oppodtjoo, and whom .
fastioa liks shas beaded bv Carlisle e.
s.ysd 10 make nsv policy it vas mt
vi1h kicks asd ssotamsly. This gen.
tlsman expressed the belief that not .
single member of the committee, il be
told the truth, voald say he sven hoped
for victory nsxt fall. and that By adopt
ing lsts date for the cssvsption, and
emitting 10 prepare and issns ringing
osii, he thought the committee had
prstty s6sctually given mp shs fight in
advance. AZ Chisaeo." - sid. " the
sonvsntioo will b surroandsd BY a pro-
lection mob from Ohio, Indiana and
Illiaois, and iss virtuous intsntion. il it
haVpsnsd - have any. would Do frus-
tSated."
This ID the old story. The only live
element in the Dsmocratic party today
II that which fsvors free trade. OK rsve-
nue. reform. That class elected Car
Isle Speaker Of the House OF Represen-
tstives, and started out on . crusade in
favor Of their principles They were
met at the outset by the opposition OF .
powerful faction, and threats filed the
cir that the enactment Of their theories
into laws would prove fatal 20 the par
~. The result has been 10 intimfdate
large portion Of those who we're most
enthusiastic in favor Of tho CaSlisle-
Morrisou programme whom Congress a.
ssn,bled, and TO defeat thus far all prop
ositions having in viev radical changes
In the tari6. Az 10 have said before in
thess columns, the Democratic party 10
. party Of negations, Of criticisms. It
has mot in twenty years formulated An
affirmative measure upon which il
dared 70 before the people in an az
gressivs fight. Il will not do % this
year. We don't believe il ever will.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

A young man was ushered i to the
parlor where sat his adored one. She
Was gazing soulfully into the hre, think
ing of him, no doubt, but not dreaming
of his presence. He tiptoes his approach,
and, slyly seixinR struggling hair which
vas o0yly nestled in its blonde beauty on
the soruf Of her rounded neck, gently
twitohed it and waited for the sudden
start and Mai1snly blush. pleased sur
prise. But not start-n0t u surprise.
Again he crew il toward him. and again
did the fair one continue thoughtfullv
to gaze in the fire.
Dear girl, she knows not of my pres
ence," he murmured ~ himself. "H0w
glad she will be to discover her Charles
80 close behind her! will end this sur
prise;" and gently lifting an auburn curl
from the slOping shoulders. he gave it a
gentle tweak, and, gentle reader. You
may believe rs or noe, but truly. as sure
- We live he 80 ,lped her! The whole
business clms OF. and then she knew
that Charles Was there. Shall We draw
veil over the picture? BY NO means.
Charles knew that the wore false hair,
and he knew that she knew that he knew
1t. Besides, the girl vas turning thirty
and worth millions. Charles vas poor,
bat madly in love. A poor young man,
@adly in love With girl worth million,
10 never particular.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

6RAErLx Srnsuf RAILwAys.-A tele-
gram vas resstved BY Judge Burke yss-
ssrdAy, eating that strong company
had been formed in the East for the
p0spnav Of building complete system,
Of street. railways In seattle. The cs,u-
peuy poo1sases abundant capital. and ID
willing % give very reasonable RuAsAn.
~ that the work will Be undertaken al
onoe. and puahed 20 . rapid completion.
This includes the Jaokson street line a
veil - the line - Belltovu aud Lake
Union. An agent OF the company viii
seayt fog Seattle In . few days. and is ID
safe % cay that the entire system will
b. built and In operation before next
winter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

In New QuARrKss.-ihe Puget Sound
National Bank vas moved into the ele-
CANT quarters fitted up for it in the new
Occidental building yesterday. The
banking ro0m proper il large and
roomy, and lighted by seven French
plate Window. The finishing Of this
room b very elaborate, being principally
Of ash, which In contrast 70 the furni-
ture, which 10 Of solid black walnut,
shows Oh 70 the best possible advantage.
In the west end Of this room Is the steel
lined, Are proof vault, in which 10 the
burglar proof treasure box. The cash
isT'e private apartment Ia entered from
The banking room. Il IL neatly carps,ed
and comfortably furnished. BY the side
ct this b still another apartment, known
. the dirsotors' room, which 10 also
0ooveniently arranged and neatly fur
ni9hed. The counters. desks and other
furniture Of the hank are all Of solid
block walnut. put Together in tn. best
possible manner. No banking concern
IN the NoFthvest can boaaS of 6nsr
quarters than thOes now occupied By
shs Paest Soand National Of this city.
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ELIMINATE rng ANCIENT nrMsuGs.

Az An old teacher myself, ] appeal
10 other old teachers to corroborate INV
statement when I declare that a vast
deal Of work set down in the orthodox
curriculum Of studies and forced on
teachers And pupils BY popular iRnor-
ance Of what constitutes sound educs-
ton, u utterly useloea, and much If il
really pernicious. leave il 70 the best
mathematician in the land 20 wage
Var, ~ many Of them do, on the pract,oe
Of requiring Of pupils the working out
Of innumsrable problems having not
the least relation 70 the exigenoies of
the w0rkadAy world. To the spelling
reformeN ] lsave their laudablc task.
only pausing to Say that my experieuoe
~ teacher jussi6es me In asserting
that no amount Of oral spelling, NO
ora1e Tor spelling bees, no long series of
epelling bo0ks aud dictionaries avail
much in making boys and Rirls spell
correctly our present crazy English or
biography; it 10 the habit Of nosisine
vosds while reading that forms the
careful speller.
There b, and may psasibly long OF
let. similar dslusion 10 the eject that
the study Of English grammar iunparss
the habit Of uaine good Enalish in
spssoh and writing. Int old csacher,
know that Oh h nos %. The use Of
ear and tongue in cultivated society.
and familiar iutcro0urse With the bright.
sss minds ct tho past, in tbs habit OF
reading works of genius; thsao are tie
only teachers Of pore Language and un-
de0led. Eliminate the ancient hum.
boQe havs mentioned from the school
work, ~ veil - break away from ths
yoke pos upon the neoks By the book
makerA IN the ahape Of endless serles
OF asoRraphisa, which repeat the Same
faces u BIGGER and bigger words, and
Of reading hooks which build immeueo-
y en- the assumed sillinen OF little
children; do theee works Of ema ucjpa-
tiou. and therp will b . great absu-
dance Of time for inssrnction Ia the in
dastrial arta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

I'm PAsrr-Absas forty couples Of
yoone psopse attended Tie dancing
party eivsa at the Court Hooo NJ
evening. Tao oeehssesa ouaaisesd al
~ peeoo2 and tie Dusie vas DE.
NoehiuR ocourrsd 70 MAR TIE plea IN
q the pasty, Which Was voesd IN CO.
1oyable s0oeses. and ro6eoeed credit
upoa ~ yu1nR m Who peajoo1od and
snpeFtnton1ed 10 manaaomonl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

An lNr8suTINo CAsx.-lhe trial oil
Louis Anderson before jury in Justics
Cams court yesterday. on charge Of
assAolt and battery. attracted more shau
usual interest. The alleged assault "a
oommtt>ed upon sissss-in-lav Of the
sccossd, and The whole mastss appAr.
sosly Rrsv out Of an inaaeuiAcAns fam.
~ sqsaohle. The jury breaahs in Z
verdics Of n.t guilty aud Anderson "a
disoharRcd. q. y. HAlles. Esq, con,
Quoted the pfeoeeutiou AID Borke 4
RAnn and Maurice AoAieksn, Esq.,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

Sraxxr wIDxxINe.-A movement ID
On focs to secure the widening az jack.
son street By twenty feet. A large mum.
Der Of tes peoperty holdsss Who Own
lots fronting On the stscse have already
a9fssd 10 Ne proposition. and there 10
ittte doubt list the scheme will b car
RED out THIS viii ssiil further en-
eAnos The attractions Of that thorough
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N d h EN M A ~ h = T..
Corrected daily by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.

I MAS. NAhER, LEADING WATCH
~ maker and jeweler, in the Yesler-
Leary block. deals in Diamonds. Watches,
iewelry. Slverware, Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical Instruments.
NOtarial Seal q q Watches and Jew
elry reuaired and warranted. sel0 tt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

Referring 10 tAs Star Ham sdvertia,d
y q IN soess SooaunA ~ have nov e
ay. that h aoeoedAaes With Q custom
eeleosed ~ - on0o yam eiues, %
hall q a aboas lgnsoA nr8 euUmsncs
or saxth annual ham eAls. Which Co
- o. esoli1e ~ vsey ea0iosse Car,
eosuaA hs0s H. go b 0AuUfaesuFpd
. pre- ealy eosssiae Ara oose as1
expeone - placing 0me bofosp e.
oosec0ees, Wa 6oaGAs ard hAndIsd p
ny 6!Rs QuantisisaL This sals vjll oulv
- - aayA veea pe1ous IN b advsne-
- 70 sAs oeoal 0ears. c. p. STuar
0s0sss and Provisiua Dsalsr. Co6ea
noDo1of 6nlly n Qss nes impssved
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27

SAwTELLE-In this city, Feb. 26, to the
wife of A. NJ. 8awtelle. q son.
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Turing NY ABSENCE. GEO. v.
- smith. room s Post buil1ing. will ~
tend % my business. 0&O. n. CHICK
6oasslA Feb s. l16l. fe3
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EAsrxas Nan Cur Opv.-No Esss-
err mail vas received II the poss oGIses
lase svsninR. and uoos has hssu rsssiv-
Cd since rhursdAy In. Ths NORTH,
taosoo live y i@paaaAhls for dissaues
Of nxty miles. the melting suovs Inv
M 9amAevd o fog that dsssansa. Aipe-
vufea y she furshsss point 10 the eas0-
ward Nth which oar mail c0mm2uica-
ton 10 nov uuhruken.
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Az id the dan9sroas - q oak mel q
as1 cd psee.nely ps.es ths sysasa
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DELLTOWN MEAT MARKET.
ID Doing good business. Good rea ON
for sellin1. Inquire within, q once.
felO I'm LOUIS & BELL. props .
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| Piano and Vocal Lessons.
MISS GERTRUDE KIERsKI GArK
| X1 IT San FranciscoD. teacher OF piano
ceive pupils. For terms inquire at - resi-.
dence. on Marion street. second house
soove Front next to Odd Fellows Hall,
seattle, w. I. feel
ROOMS FOR ALL
BAY VIEW HOU,E.
| pEkSONS ESIRING NICE.
| l. newly furnished rooms, by the week
| or month. will do well to apply at FRANK
S,HOWs lodging house. Gilmores block.
'front.' street: fe5 I'm
TO Let.
1.-TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS IN
| Z the Central House. For further mar.
ticulars apply to MRS. BURRiTr. on
Front street one door south Of the Cen
III: - 49, .fel3
Brick Ya:d.
1
HAVE THIRTY ACRES CITY
! front suitable for brick y srd, !! tcr sale.
Seattle. Jan. 9. 1884. isa
WANTED.
At THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
- dress asd cloak making department.
six gooa dressmakefs; also. apprun.isc
who will b taught to cut By tie reach
rule Apply 1t the Temple a. Fashion.
corner OF second and Marion sts. se3
WANTED.
A HOUsEKEEpER. INQUIRE AT
a SThLsON 8 POSTS mill Office. Il
TO LET.
y DON 2 SECOND FLAT OF POST
~ building. % let. Inquire ct TIE Poser
INTEILIoENckR ONCE. jaIS
TO loCCeRS.
1000 900 FEET OF ELE-
4.OOO.OOOg giant logging lin Der
Tor SAFE. Inquire Of @. ROSENTHAL
SnymPsa. fe6 I'm
WAITED.
1--WE IRONERs. AT THE SEATTLE
IL Steam Laundry; wages, el5 per |
month none but men need apply. jail
For Sale.
DELLTOwN NEAT MARKET.
ID Doing good business Good rca ON
for selling. Inquire within, Ct once.
fel0 I'm LOUIS Z BELL. Props.
For Rent.
SkvgRAL CorrAGEs ON NINTH
Apply 70 JOS. COLLINa JK.. It Jonn
Leery's Once YeaerLeary buildin. .feI q
House to let.
awFLLINa HOUSE or EIGHT,
~ rooms and bath. Carpets and kitchen
s",ss Tor '.''' Address T. o. bog =. :sa
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
DAVID, The SINNER. I
ALL CLASSES or HELP on HAND.
a Send h pour oeasfs atonoe. for David
id and WaaAt1geoa streefs les
DRESS TAKING
4 ND PLAIN SEWING DONE.
- Terms. q Per day. Addzess Work"
NOTlCR
DURINo NY ARsENcK. 0Eo. ".
~ smith. room & P0gt 6uil1ing. will ~
snd % my buoinoua. 090. h. CHICK
asassiA Feb = issa. fsS
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WAITED.
For Sale,

1--WE IRONERs. AT THE SEATTLE
IL steam Laundry; wassA as per
month none but men need apply. iaii
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
ST RAVE D.

ONE FoUR-YEAR-OLD Reid SH
~ brown COW. with white spots; went
away on Sunday hast. Information left at
Ballard & 6ox's hardware store will be
duly appreciated.
275t w. HI. MURRAY,
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NOTICE.

ND PLAIN SEWING DONE.
~ Tsgna u per aay. Address Work. :
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TO LET.

DOOM z SECOND FLAT OF POST
~ building. 70 let. Inquire ct tie POer.
INTEI.Ll0ENCER ONCE. iaJ0
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For Rent.

SNEvERAL COTTAGES ON NINTH
y street containing I've rooms each.
Apply 70 Jos. COLLINS JK., 1T John
LeSry's ONCE Yes Or I/eary buildin fel n
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a 100000 s raET 'ox Of E FL <,
for safe. Inquire Of @. ROSENTHAL
Oympa. fe0 I'm
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1.-TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS IN
I the Central House. For further mar.
| ticula-s apply to MRS. BURRiT r. on
Front street one door south Of the Cen
IT.. a.-ss sss sfel3
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aWTLL.INa HOUSE OF EIGHT
~ rooms and bath. Carpets and kitchen
furniture fog sale. Addre0 p. O. boz ca
6oAiele. -. - leo