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limitations Accommodating.

Benson's Capcine Porous P SISTERS have
the word Capcine Cut in the cen.cr. Don't
b deceived. %.
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GENTLEMEN.

Mr. Robt. Poison, presiden,, Robt
Bantom, vice president; Nelson Kay
auaugh, secretary, Frank Iienshaw,
treasurer; Harry GOdbe,, librarian;
Billy Massey, A. Beer, Il. A. XII
Tough, Ty Wallace, VIM. Stephenson,
Harvey Harris Earnest Faulkner, Jun
Ming, Lewis PIunkctt, Chas, Dobbs
Cha. Norris, David Leland. Besides
the foregoing members there were
many invited guests. Among them
were Mr.. Toby Brooks RagIand Ban
ton, Mobry, Sparks, Harrison and
others.
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Still they come. So get some of our
great bargains in summer silks.
SANGER Bros
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The sick, worn and detected should
read the advertisement of Colden's
Liquid Beef Tonic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

Wives, sisters and mothers approve OF
your smoking Little Joker"
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AlwaNn tho Vnn.

We never allow orr stock 10 rnn down
because the season j. ou the w.uc. You
can find Jus' IA hand omc mylr. 1t the
Fashion lnfar to-day nH y0u could NJ Ihc
,puug opening New Btvlr- Of sun
hatH amt mi- err goods hy cxprc-s this
week. cur stock IN every inc ~ com.
rirte and yon viii have NO difficulty IN
huulug youIstll
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ISDTCAIlONS.

Washington, July 8 West CALF state
fair weather, wind shifting to southern
direction; Il slight Use in temperature
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Special.

BY order of the board of director;
do hereby offer to trot our GELD
sharp against any horse in the 4
without a record for $4,000, alSo]
stallion Ethan Dan to trothim sg'1
any stallion doing service in the 4
FOR $4,000 within the next thirty ds''
the Waco Driving Park. For pln
lars apply to Chas. Moran, Jr., maa,i
Waco Farm, or address posto fbe1
A.. 2!
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r d. MORROW.
e. Fire, Accident and Tornado
INSURANCE AND LAND AGENT

- once In stnrgis Building, Fourth ST.
W a. Cssseday In charge OF Surveying. Con-
veyanc ng and Land Department, Waco, TeY.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Eroncnitis Immediately relieved by
ShiioI''s Cure. For sale by Castles j.
Morrison
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-04

STEALING A BABY.-One Of the Seattle
New Year callers was caught in rather
q bold act, while making his refund last
Tuesday, towit: an attempt to kiduap
baby. Not suspectinR DANCER the
mother permitted her year-old child to
sit and crawl upon the floor. The indi-
viduA referred TO went prepared for
just such work, having carpet sack
along With him, the use intended for
which soon became apparent. While
the mothers attention was diverted to
another quarter. the caller opened ID
carpet sack and pus the baby inside OF
il, and Was about TO close IL up when
the child set mp loud screaming. The
mother rushed TO its rescue, and in the
turmoil the gentleman escaped. What
was intended to DO done with she child
can only be- ocpjectured. The individ-
ual guilty Of this bold attempt has made
New Year calls Tor thirteen years in
succession, and IL il said that on every
occasion he has nipped silverware
dishes, vases, and various other articles
bat never before . baby. THIS mans
past performances on New Years Day
have been so marked by acts Of THU
kind 40 to make his failing generally
known and cause . rigid watch to b.
rot upon him at suoh times. He haa
heretofore escaped publication and pun.
iahment for these acts, but that he viii
always continue to escape Is doubtful.
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in EXTRAORDINARY
AND
OFFER

On account of the numerous
concerning the tract of
355 acres on Lake Washington
recently purchased by us, we wish
to state that Messrs. Smith &
Munich go into the field on Mon.
day next to survey the whole
property into lots 60xl2O feet,
with 7O-foot streets, and IL lots
in a block, and we make this un-
precetlented offer For ten days
we will sell lots at $25 each, or a
full block of II lots for $500.
Any man who can buy anything
will take at least a block of this
addition. This property has been
put down to bedrock AMI at cost,
Just to give this addition a good
send off on the first of the new
year, and to show strangers that
property here can be bought
cheap. This is less than 500 an
acre. Nine blocks are already
spoken for, and a deposit OF 500
will secure the next right of Sc
Letting q block from the addition
as soon as plated, the balance
$4,000 to be paid rs follows: 500
in six months from date of pur.
chase and the other 500 in one
year, with interest. This addi-
ton, which we will call nay
nard's Lake Washington Addi-
tion," is in sections IA, Is, %
and %, T .25 N, r. 4 f., on
Lake Washington, and is nearer
to the Post Building than either
Northern, Cove, Laws I'd, Bige-
lows, Collins's or Phinney'st lst
addition.
We will give to every boy or
girl under 20 years of age, q sim
gle lot at the above price, S25,
and the privilege of selecting it
for themselves; and in order that
no real estate dealer or other per-
son can say q word against this
addition, We hereby publicly make
the offer to take all lots, blocks
and acres Of land, in whatever ad-
dition, situated an equal distance
from the Post Building as this
addition, or within that range, at
ten per cent. higher, by the acre,
than we are offering this property
for BY the lot, and pay cash there.
for. Don't fail to get in on this
addition at the start. This offer
positively ceases in ten days.
If any one viii show US q bet
ter chance to make money in real
estate than this we will make him
q present of . block.
The title to the property 10 per-
feet, ~ We have the U. s. patent
to Chas. Waters, dated NAV lst,
1872, and recorded in volume 30
of deeds, page $40, records of
King county, and transferred di-
rect BY said Chas. Waaers to G.. C.
Phinney. It amazed the public
when We bought this beautiful
property at the price we did. and
We are therefore able to offer it at
such . price that every man,
woman and child may buy.
Apply Immediately, At the old
place.
G. C. PHlD1NEY & CO..
Room I. upstairs b Post Buildine. Seattle
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Following ase The transfers Of real
ssaats - recorded in the Auditors
o@es January and 8:
81. L. Tealef TO ]. 81. Roolbac, lot 6 in
block q N H. L. YeGler's first addition,
800.
John Martin 70 ]. w. George. . par
eel Of land containing two and three
fourths acres, situated in township -
NJ Il, 4 E, SITS.
/. e. Gardner to Sarah n. Strange,
the Z u Of lot in block ? in the East
ern addition. 500.
Thaddeos Hanford 70 E. l. School
craft, lot I and the NV Of the 8 W
\ and the 8 E 4 Of the 8 w 4 of SEQ
tion 80, ton nship - n, B. E., 81.
Adslia A. Bowman .AoClAnahan to
Thomas II. Campbell, lot Z in block los
in D. I. Denny's first addition, $1,000.
d. T. Wheeler 20 g. F. Kyle, COM
mencine at point IS rods N. and 30
rods w. Of the center Ut section "A IN
township . n. X. 2 E.. running thence
n. Q rods, thence w. 10 rods, thence 8.
8 rods, thence E. 10 rods o the place Of
beginning. $40.
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POsI.IHIEuIGfncfR



The suif Of Mrs.. Gotten against Stan
ford, Crosksr. Huntington q al. has
broueht TO light certain correspondence
between Msssra. Hunsinaton aud Col
ton vhish shows . condition Of Affairs
that viii bring . blush Of shame 20 the
sheek Of every man whe pridss himself
uoon ourxovernmsnt, it, traditions, ana
IT. representatives In public life. ioe
lsttsu ars many. Thsy were written
froo New York and Washington ~
Huntington - Mr.. s'olton In San Fran
eieco. and cover several ysars OF lsgis'a-
tioa, in which the Texas Paciic, SOUTH
ern Pacific, aid othor trAn.contipensai
lines than building and projected. were
concerned. They show that inhu-
sncss" we're brought 10 bsar on osssa'
ton, Representatives, aud Cabinet ON
ears, and that nonsy vas on hand ana
freely dsed where II did the most good.
II short. they show that stubbofn osn-
/. O.. those Who we're disposed 70 honest
II represent shs psopls-vsrs con
vinoed," that others wsrs innusrcsd,
ana Others vers 70 b defeated for 70
elsstion II they did not fail in with and
support the schemes Of the msn Who
vsrs then and are now Controlling The
traaspoEtasion system cf the transoonts-
neutal lines. Il II . shameful and sor-
rovfui expose, aud serves to lower and
deasads The bodies 70 which these Con
aressmsn and senators belonged and
heap up distrust against q system ct
representative government which per-
nits the bastsvina Of public rights and
privileges ct the instance Of, o. through
purchase By such msn ~ Huntington.
The LISTERS prove, what has besn often
alleged, that In furthering their ends
thess magnstss Of railroad oppression
in California, Nevada and Arizona stop
g nothing TO attain their unhallowed
and illeeitimats desires; that bribery,
intimidstiou and misrepresentation
have besn their stock In trade, and that
integrity, sslf respect and manhood
wsee thsir prey and victims. The pol:t
isal history Of California and Nsvada u
soplete With this sort Of transkression
- ths " wealthy criminal classss," -
muoh 70 that Il il aud has been for year.
pest impossible to procure the passaRa
Of any legislation which conflicts with
tbs desires or interests Of tho Central
and southern Pacific autoosats. The
end h fast approaching, however, and
vhsn tbs public sense shall finally be y
asoossd ~ 70 incits organizsd rebellion
IL Will - wise for some Of the purohas
oss Of public men and o0rruptesp OF pub.
liz morals 70 stand from under.
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Docs FsoM EHoLAxD.-By the steam
er Queen Of the Pacific, E. A. Turner
Of this city received pair Of st. Ber-
nard dogs and . pair of Scotch
collies, the most intelligent animals Of
the canine race. These dogs we're pur-
chased By Mr.. Turner from breeders in
England, and are warranted to be thor
ouQhbred animals. Besides these he
has pair Of SCOTCH terriers ON the way
out from Europe, and expects to carry
on dog raising to considerable extent,
a. veil a. chicken breeding. By the
same steamer he received white crest
Cd Black Spanish roos,er, the finest
specimen ever brought to the coast, to
mate with three hens Of the same bre cd
imported by him last fall. Mr.. Turner
now has fourteen varieties of fancy
fowls in his yard and three breeds Of
dogs in his kennel.
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4 nGC1ssAaY CenslHArsss.

Il y no lsGs tEns than cad that 20 few
msn who attain prominent political
positions ore able 70 20 justify their
elevation - 70 keep themselves before
~ people and retain their admiration
and esesem. How few. indeed, Of tho
so-eallsd Statesmen Of the past twenty
ysass nsw oocapy positions Of public
tsust! How many have dropped out Of
sieht into The depths Of the vast oceans
a msdiocrity and nothingnsas! OF
hall . hundred leaders IN war and poll
tjos In The decade from 1870 10 1870,
scarcely doasu names are thought Of
today. and Of them but very few. save
With TIE thought or exclamation. Poor
fellow; wonder what has become Of
him." Il h the Lesson OF history, -
veil - ths experience and observation
Il ear own day and generation, that
Pablo susu, Ike private oitissns, viii And
thsls intslisetnal aud moral levels, and
that msdioority, however fortuitoaa
eisoumstanoss may temporarily slsvate
h above IL dsasrving. will assursdly
fall baek TO the dull level Of lie kind.
Public life has its honors, pscu-
liASly gratifying whom earned
aaa deasrvsd, bat dangerous whom u
ntttna and unworthily bestowed or ~
Hn3s,oa No anwSa~~ vrn~AhoxA. "a -.~
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G. c. PHlNNEY 4 CO..
NOS Rosm l. upstairs. Post Building.
A BARGAIN
Real Estate.

WILL SELL THE WHOLEOF LAKE
i side addition to Seattle, complains
about l02 acres. situated ON the north side
Of Lake Union, near the canal, and I'd.
joining the famous school section 16 over
which there Ia 80 much controversy, ct Q
great bargain. a. desire to use the money
In q manufacturing enterprise. Twenty
acres of this land is under cultivation. In.
GLIDING large orchard. Inquire Of
WIN. BALDWIN,
de27 If At Railroad Sawmill.
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TU BArs OAsz.-rhomas H. Bates,
alias Thomas X. Gsandis, the pugil,stio
nasher who's late adventures were
made publie In yes1esday's Posr-Inrx1-
Ll0uRCxa, Wne taken before Judge Cam
aftee . fev hoors' confinement in The
city jail. and arraignsd on . charge Of
drunk and disoedeeiy. He begged Oh
10 ths snase abiect manner and implor-
a he pity Of She Judge. He gave his
voed that I'll eoo1s and nnee entered
aaAinst him voalA b paid. and Va 90
ooedtnGiy sslsassd. II eass - does nos
gone mp % time with tho peooispd
onoea. the charge Of dEunkeCnssD vii
b puaAed a9ainae him, and 10 viii also
b compelled - undergo impeiosnment
for co0tsmps of eo9st. He u nov
an1i0as 70 have the eass aGainee Welt
tnQ diamiansd, bas the hoSsl usln nov
hAvo tAsig innin9s, and axs determined
- - Mr.. BATES have his fill Of law com
palensiu0s growing ont az his diauraoe-
ri adventuss. o. The vho2s IL az
jcasnaltss nay b considered IN : Siaht
paAoA and 0ae e1oh % 10 Justify -
moasnfNl reAeetiou, s6ome6odys ~
% D entestanaes; and Why shoGldn't Il
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GOOD NEWS--HURRAH /!

+ OTIS IN DURKES SECOND ADDI-
~ ton. from 33O0 to 3l0O per lot one
fourth Of the purchase price down, bal.
ance on time-e This 10 the poor mans
site. Take . walk out Jackson street and
see for yourse ves. Three hundred men
are 0ading and improving - fast @ pos
sible. Tho Sister, Achool being built ON
good solid foundation Chrisfs Church
Hospital just started, and the report from
place for the county buildings with the
water works. and . street railway to land
you et your deor within . year. Who
wouldn't shout Eureka7 Just the place
I've been looking for for years; Q beauti-
fui little home nestled among the big nAa
ufacturing establishments.
Stranger. don't look further. Come
right along mp and make tho best invest
mont you ever m.de. 1t the once Of the
poor mans friends,
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CHAs. NAhER, LEADING WATCH
~ maker and jeweler, in the Yesler-
Leary block. deals in Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry. Silverware. Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical INSTRUMENTS.
Notarial Seal ct O. Watches and Jew
elry reUaired and warranted. selO tt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

VIVHE JOHN BRYGGER FARM. IN
i Stanw0od, w. T., well known for its
good location and good soil. IL for sale.
For further Information inquire of owner
or O. SCHILLESTAD. Undertaken, on
Cherry street. Seattle, W.T.. jaA tt
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BARGAINS.

NyHE BEST EVER OFFERED IN
i real estate in seattle car be had ct the
once Of q. c. Phinney Z Co. Intending
purchasers win please call ct al the other
real estate Offices 1Dt ascertain lheif low
est prices. then come to us. and we viii
cell property adjoining - good, II not bet
ter, ten per cent below the lowest prices
obtained This Is IN unsurpassed offer.
and we are in pOoiti0n 70 stand BY what
ty-four lots in our own name. In all parts
Of Seattle. ranging in price from $50 to
5000 per lot We own the following
blocks in Burke's second addition: I, &
Is. 20. IS. 4& So. S. 10 81 and u. eleven full
blocks. l32 lots in that addition. We own
four blocks On jackson street; those two
beautiful blOcks. - and 20 on the top Of
as q floor, from which the most magnin-
cent view Of both thelake and the bay can
be had. There are few places In the world
from which such bodies Of salt and fresh
water can be seen. The rich man can buy
block and pay for it. The workingman
balance: and We will give the poor man Q
lot and let him pay for it. II he ever gets
able.
When we had plenty Of money we were
always ready to help q poor devil, and
have given our last dollar to him we
thought in greater need than ourselves |;
now we haven't . great deal Of money.
but any Gods quantity Of property, and
we are ready t. give home to tho poor
and such bargains to the rich - has never
bern offered IN Seattle before. Come one
and ali! Lots of envious idiots will say
this is only Phinney blow" but the
proof Of the pudding 10 in eating IL. Come
and see for yourselves.
Now 10 the time to buy real estate, be-
fore the spring raise and rush. Look at
the daily records. You viii sec the long
headed, far-sighted business man quietly
gathering it in.
This offer ceases when We have sold
enough to put US out of debt.
Of1C0 hOur9 n m In - m avarv dav
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NV CouxcrL OsaAznm.-On We'd.
sssday evening lass Deputy 0sand
Osansillos y. p. Liehk Of California,
asaicesd BY Chisf Oosnsilloe u W.
csaespool and Wasdsn Kaufman, In.
esitaeed . Council a ~ Of6er ~
Choesc FsisadA 6 ~ Naeonie nm. II
this city WITH ) eAar1se menhers
IT, follovtaG olaeees vsss insealIed:
!. U o.. Jaase 4. Du6; q q. n p
dsun; Y. O., \. G. Youne: Gerre.rv'
w.. lsslis; TSsasssse. Pr. Uayton;
tesAas. g. Harris; llassAal. II n
Ssensa; Wardsa, Chasln No,dsasin;
amman, Dr.. p. n II. Nillee. Tr~reees
-CAasies 0aldsAsin, p. b. n NM
end J. nnsnaaisa.s This psuoisss 8 -
. vcry ane Ooansil. and q the obiases
= ~ Order 40 hsoo6sial . uroifef 2
aaf3s nsmosfship u ~ naas fstnfe.
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AxorHEg TRAerCAL CHAPTKR.DJohn
A. Chandler committed suicide in San
Francisco December nth, by means Of
morphis. In 1881 be figured notorious
" a. the slAyer Of his brother in-law.
Thos. W. CUNNINGHAM. Cunningham
and Chandler had married sisters, the
daughters of DR.. w. g. Abans,of WallA
WslIa. Trouble finally arose between
Chandler and bis wife. when they separ-
ated, she going to the house Of her sis
ter, Nm. Cunningham. Litigation over
property arose later, and bitter feelings
were enRende1ed between the men, who
met and qusrreled on the street. Gun
ninRham drew revolver and fired at
Chandler, Who in turn blAxea away at
Cunningham, INJECTING wounds from
which CUNNINGHAM died the Same day.
On the examination subsequently held,
these facts were developed, end Chand
Ter was dismissed from custody. what
occurred to Chandler afterwards IL told
in the Call Of December 3Oth. a. fol
lows: after his release from prison.
Chandler obtained work ~ . solicitor
for weekly newspapers. and afterwards
vent to Napa, where he made arrange
ments to publish directory of Napa
and adjacent counties. During his re-
sideuce in st. Helena he formed the &C
ouaintanoe of and married . young
woman Of that place, and shortly after
bis marriage, he, in a letter TO gentle
man of this CITY, wrote: i have married
q young, handsome and very rich lady,
and am now one of the happiest men
in California II turned out that it
Was only imagination on the part Of
Chandler that his wife was very rich,
and it soon became evident to those Who
we're acquainted with him that his mind
was affected. One day he vent to bis
wife and demanded Of her the sum Of
$4,000 to purchase diamonds,and when
she told him he must be joking, that
she did not have any such sum Of money
be drew a knife aad threatened to kill
her il she did not give him the money.
He was then arrested, and after an ex-
animation a. to his sanity, was declared
insane and committed to the asylum in
Napa, where, after remaining several
months, he vas discharged Toured. He
then came back TO this city, and worked
A. q canvasser for weekly papers, which
business he was following at the time Of
his death. II is believed that he was
out of mind at the time be killed him.
.>lSys
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Ayers Sarsaperilla stops the nause-
Gus discharge Of scr0fulous catsrrh,
and cures the complaint.
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ALL MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA
n Lodge. No. 10. are req uested to meet
at their hall. at IL o'clock on Saturday,
January 5th, for the purpose of attending
stead. By order.
jal q w M. GOODMAN, M w.
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Steamship Wilminstoo, In the Ase-
chants Line, arrived yesterday morn
Ing from San Francisco, bringing freight
and passsnRers- Her run up The coast
vas made in 81 days, her bsst yet.
The freight Of the Wilmington was
consigned 70 A Little, BlAekman 4 Ba-
kes, 2 G Kelly, Firse National Bank,
Rraueoshal Bros, @ KELLOGG 4 Co, Cor
don Hardware Co, Schramm, Kellogg
4 snyder. n Dinsmors, n ChilberR, U
r Casper 4 Co, Oregon improvement
Co, B G Graves, Snohemish Trading
Co, W d Scott 4 Co, waddell 4 Miles,
Bsllineham Mill Co. Smith 4 Parsons.
W l. Sesinveg 4 Co, h E Heaeook.
Her passengers were Mrs e Hubbard,
Mrs G Jenkinsop, ] Jackson and family.
] LEIGHTON and family, ] " Foster and
family, p Wood. wife and daughter Q
Wellyafd and wife, Wn Wolf. ] Wolf,
Captain John X Howard. Captain 4 =
Handy, 81 Wood, J Elicit. J W Hon
man and wife, and 16 in the steeraRe.
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REAL ESTATE.
N. S. B00TH { CO.

"R TIE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE
w associated under the firm name Of
II. g. Booth & Co. for the purpose Of act.
in9 e Resi Estste Aeenta Farming and
timber lands and city lots left with NJ for
sale will receive the attention mertted.
Persons desiring to purchase such proper.
tiee from US will be furnished eli informa-
don necessary. We have on hand "a ex-
sive list Of city lots and farming lands.
improved and unimproved, and keep
horses and carriages in readiness to give
quick dispatch to customer in showing
them our properties.
Lots for sale ON the instalment plan.
Call and examine our list and prices.
Once. first building west Of Post Once.
n. .. BOOTH,
]. g. NOLOP.
Seattle, W. T.. Dec. l, l3A del Inn
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For Rent.

A HOUSE WITH SEVEN ROOMS. IN
"A yard, at Barrel Factory. For partic-
ule1 inquire q Barrel Factory.
-Jl0 w. g. REVEAL
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For Rent.

ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
" su0lctens for man and wife " TIVE
fuEntehed. CaIl 6 olncoef ". =. HALL
eonno'b Brick. lin
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$1,000 TO LOAN.

INQUIRE or
l Il. UHLTEI.DER,
Jl0 Front a.. Seattle,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-04
For Rent.

n GOD BUSINESS ROOM, l5x60
NJ feet; also. gOod basement, Ax60 feet,
BY
PICKERING 4 CO.
jaS6t ll2 Washington street