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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-21

A few weeks ago Frank Bosler, Of
Carlisle, Pa. aged fourteen years,
smoked pack of cigarettes in one dGy.
He became i'll, vomiting frequently,
and has died from nicotine poisoning.
Pittsburgh Post.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-21

An effort is to be made next season
10 raise ths steamer Sir Robert Peel,
burned of Peel Island, in the St.
Lawrence River, in 1888. 1t is not
known what prize lies there, but it is
thought to be worth while inyestigat-
hg.--M. Z. Sun.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-21

-Yazoo County, Miss, has 5000 ne
groes, 5000 whites, and FIVE Chinese.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-21

IL little wife's a world too sweet
For such man as / am:
But she's a Trojan-hard TO beat
As Hector. son of Priam.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-21

Mr.. Roland"
"'Not year old SAYS l.
".Not a year old! he cried; how
wonderful are the ways of Providence
that a tiny bubble of humanity like
this should be left unframed by storm
that. maybe, has drowned all the rough
and sturdy fellows who filled that YES
sci. It's like seeing an iron ship beaten
to pieces by seas amid whose hollows
you observe the little stormy petrol
securely flying. - ~ F.
The steward arrived with the warm
milk and a spoon, and we turned to
feed the baby. I tried my hand, but it
was no good; | couldn't get the milk
, down his throat; it capsized down his
neck, and his being ravenous and cry
ing made the job more difficult. Here.
give me hold, sir, said the stewards so
b put the baby on his knee. Well he
knew more about it than |, and got a
fair caulker of milk into the little 'un.
and after bit the little chap fell asleep,
whereupon he was laid down in nay
bunk, and there he was, quiet enough.
''Sir, we had some hopes of his thr1v-
ing after this. He was sort of trial
in his way, for he wanted washing, and
dressing, and feeding, and looking after.
and it came hard upon us, who hadn't
the fingers nor the understanding for
such work. He was beautiful boy.
never saw finer eyes in an infant;
blue as the heavens under which we
were sailing, and a lovely little figure,
sir Sometimes when it would come to
my turn to undress him I'd let him he
naked on flannel shirt stretched across
my knees, and tickle him and make
him laugh. until the dropping of tear,
like parehed pea, down my cheek
would make me feel that was acting
the fool, and allowing thoaghts of my
home and of this BARNS loneliness to
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23


The annual masquerade ball. given
ande IL saspisss of ~ Sine vsesin
Arioo Of this city. took p!ses as Ysslsf
Hall Iass evening. and vas largely ~
tended both By makers and those Who
came 70 lsok a. Soms Of H. cAarse-
tsrs we're veil sustained- Nr. y. Ban
- . bear and Mr.. Jossph Happier 40
bis traiosr we're very nns, and Harry
AAroaa, Of Old An9sline. vas very good.
and Nm. Basslsr - Topsy was much
admired.
Al II o'clock . committee WAS ap-
pointed from The audience 70 decide
from The large eonooorss 1t nas2ees
those eutieled 10 prizes, under The rules
laid down BY the club. This committee
carefully ooosideeed the matter, and
finally svasded Harry Asrona, who took
the part Of kjootchman, the 6rst prise
for the best sustAined lady's character,
Q handsome cologne case.
For the second bet sustained lady
character Mrs. Basaler, Of North Seat
tie. vas awarded . brush and comb
eaoe.
For the best sustained eeutleman's
character Mr.. II. Ball, a. bear, took
the prize, consisting Of q valuable ink
stand and st.
For the next best sustained gentle
mans character Joe Happier, - bsar
trainer, vas tho succeBful one, and
walked OF With tue order for fne
plug bet.
In the rush and confusion incident to
unmaakipR il Vas impossible to get
complete hst of the maskers.
Following are the names OF some OF
those Who took part in the evening 3 en-
ioymsnt C. Frandssn. sailor; Mis- Uhl-
cen, sailor; Eta Harris, peasant girl;
L. Roslein, fireman; n. Ball, bear; ].
Happier, bear trainer; J. Leck, Turk; l.
johnson, old woman; II. Turner, clown;
Mr.. Nipps. Gipsy; l. Wood, Uncle Sam;
J. w. Anderson, Dutch farmer; Mn. i.
Wood, Goddess Of Liberty; Mrs. n.
Stevens, cheerful lady; Mrs. B. MoGee.
domino; Mrs. Nippe, peasant girl: L.
Reiche, old woman; Aiss Lizzie Mar
shall. spanish girl; G. Hasar, pink
domino: N1. Rsiche, rObbsr chief;
Mrs. g. w. Bailey, Red Riding Hood;
MIRA Prandsen, sailor; Mn. Pitt. mys-
terious Stranger; J. b. AaRlady, Prince
of Hope; Fred Ferguson. Spoopendyke;
Mrs. B. Heck. French spy; Estella East
brook, busting maid; George Hill. blue
domino; d. Worthsimer, Grim Death;
Henry Aaron, An9elins; J. X. Rock,
black domino, Mrs. Byrnss, old woman;
Miss Su6erin, firt; Mr.. King. d,rt;
Biddy MCGEE, ToPsy; Mrs. K. Prattery,
Irish woman; MfA. WILDER, domino;
Mrs. Dcmarg, domino; H. 8. Thiron.
soheol girl; Mrs. Gregg, school girl;
Mary Hickel, f.rmer girl; Swan Louis,
sailor; Laura Miller, flower girl; Jonn
Paulson. down; Kate Jensen, Danish
girl; G. Page, fancy dress; Berthe Hyd. 9.
fan girl; r. w. Clayton, Prince; A.
Arunds. Buckskin Bill; Geo. g. White,
one of the boys; L. BrUwnstone, Ne
phisto; DAIRY Pardon, old maid; U.
kanke, Indian chief; F. Dicknan, Mo-
doc Jack; Ed Terry. Keno domino; Van
Wycko6, 20 a. yOu please; Fletcher
Coulter, dashing beau.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

A800VAk ~ w0AMuNG Ton.
The steamer Wilmington, Capt. D. o.
Blackburn, four and a half days from
San Francisco, arrived at Seattle last
evening, and landed at Yesler's wharf.
The captain reports rough weather
Throughout: the entire passage. She
brought "a passengers, and 81 tens Of
freight, eight tons Of which are for Ia.
coma and Olympia, and the rest for So.
attic. Her o0nsignees we're: A. Mehl-
horn d Co., A. Helmer 4 Co., Bowman
4 Ohilds. ID. Z. Durie, F. Roberts, G..
Davies & Co., II. z. Levy, ]. n. Lyon,
]. r. h. Norris. ]. A. Stafford, ]. Speu-
cor, ]. D. Lowman. ]. Morrison 4 Co.,
]. Dillon, N. OhilberR, Plate l. McMul.
lin, smith d Parsons, Snohomish Trad
ing Company, Steamer Whitelaw, The
]. n. Brunswick 4 Bake Co., NH. Viii.
COX l. Co.
PssssnRsrs-Mrs. J. Dillon and fam.
lily, A. X. Mcdonald, MP. Shaffer, Jno
Ourley, 3. Smith. J. C. Burr, r. John.
son. A. NeiReF, F. Lanffsr, and II in the
steera0e.
After discharRine her carg,, the vii.
minRtOn will load coal here for S,u
Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

FINANCIAL SuocEss.-Yesterday morn
ing 10 mentioned the success Of the an.
tsrtainment given for the benefit Of The
oemetesy fund Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, but at that time were un-
Abe 70 state vhat the net receipts
amounted 10. The COMMITTEES report
that after paying all bills they have .
net surplus Of $50, which viii aid the
post materially IN furtherinR the object
for which the boasllt was aiyen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

The Fissstra Raiirsy Josyral calls
attention 70 80 kind Of railroad
ticket. Those In No. on The Grand
Trunk Railroad ass printed In . boak,
vhtch oontains 1000. 800 OF 30 sioksaa On
pA&A tasA tieAss good for oos mile.
Thses little tieksas ars sualies IA.
pasAGs aAnpA . m = sAsse asd pes
fosased. One can buy large or snall
numbsr % chem a nxsd rate, and shs
company b bsand 10 asssps one q
ehsm foe saaA mils srassllsa. The,
can b uasd 10 travel In either direction
and for any distance. Thsss Win b y
- ehisg - ~ svse tieksl4 g sruss,,
OF Getting tickets changed. " loss a
through tickets nos ussd. Thee it'll
tsekses vtll b - God = nonsy aad a.
vAys ssssae IL soaa On Il partuni
b dolly psotsstsd from ssalpss aud u
Ike. The new system has ssosivsd ths
ea1dsuenlo . = tAsAs>Das e,aa, 4 -.
paePr4 paa a. ~ vess. ~ - |
bese adopted IN SevstAi Of the Western
s -. 81. G.la i III |
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

WHOLESALE FoRyEITURK.-A WASH
ipRton letter Of February 18th says
Chairman Cobb, Of the HOUSE Public
Lands Committee, says that, though
there may be some delay, the commit
tee will report In favor Of the forfeiture
Of al the Northern Pacific land grant
except the 746, 30 acres already patent
%. In the case Of the Atlantic and Pa
cins, having the next largest land grant,
the forfeiture Of the entire grant with
tae exception Of SIS, 206 aerss, patented
before June 30, 1888, will b rec lm-
mended.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
A BARGAIN
Real Estate.

TWILL SELL THE wHOLEOF LAKE
/ side addition to Seattle, comprising
about lO9 acres. situated on the north side
Of Lake Union. near the canal. and I'D
ioinjne the famous school section 16, over
which there il 90 much controversy. ct .
great bargain. - 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,,
dez7 Il At Railroad Sawmill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
Como 10 San PsAxcrsoo.-Amon,

Como 10 San PaAxclsco.-Amone the
pasasnRss Who viii leave here on the
oetRoing Queen are Mrs. Capt. z. L.
0sIshau and her two dau shtsrs. Nia,ee
Lizzie and Nellie. Theso ladies viii
spend several months in Caiifoe MIA,
vnsss they have many friends and 40
quaiutancoe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23


4 smart gale pesv ilsd - svsnine.
Oisksus are ssliis9 ct e2.0 psis
h Victoria.
Ths sohoousr La 0irosds vas tsvsd
ovse to Biaksly ysseseaay afternoon
A numbsr Of naes doated over oul
city yesterday in hosor Of washinRtoo's
birthday.
The Rrsnsh bark Augsste, SO tons,
u 70 load lambes for Shanghai at Bur-
sard Inlet.
The work Of pile dsivinR for the rail-
road 10 completed alm02 up 20 the Main
street approach 10 the City Dock.
Onisse Kelly vas soms better ysstse-
day, and was removed from his room
Is the Nov Arlington 70 the hospital.
6nohomish City has . nsw postnAs-
Ter, Lot Wilbur hsving resigned, and ".
W. Petit being appointed in his etsad.
The ground vas frozen 20 deep that
the late thsv has NOT yet relieved tie
water pipes of several houses IN the city.
The Qusea Of the Pacific arrived from
up sound yesterday evening, and will
ssii for San REaneises st o'clock Sun
day afternoon.
For bsttssy at vistosia. B. c., ESQ.,
000 have beso appgOpeiatsd By the Do.
mini0n 0ovesnms0A and 900 for the
ooostsnSti0u Of hsTEaeks.
+ Owing 10 the disabling Of The steamer
Osizaba, The steamer George W. Elder
will taks hsY place ON the San Diego
route until she y repaired.
Nr. J. W. Edwards has . word 70 Say
In another column about 6emiAhmos
property. He 10 Offering bargains that
are hard 70 beat. bss his Id
The arrival Of ths nsv Steamer Otym-
plan may b. looked for, from the A.
ianiic, within . week, and the arrival Of
the Alaskan within tV0 weeks.
The entire disappearauOe Of the snOw
in such short meter" v not regretted
By . single individual within the circle
Of car aCquaintaoos. Al are glad.
Ths Doninisn 0ovsenmsnt taxed it,
i've million people las year 70 the sx-
tsns Of Us, al 81. and expsnded THEFT
money 70 the amount Of t68y wv, 463.
Ship J. B. walker, 2lO6 tons; chip %
cidontnl, l563 tons, and ths British snip
Great vsetosia 2278 tons, are chartered
70 loAd Nsnaim0 C0mpany's ooal fOs
6aa Francisco.
rspostsd - bound from philadelphia
70 China and Japan via the Susz canal,
takes cut - cargo 10 Shanghai 5000
cas@ Of se0ned petroleum.
Several hundred Cinnamon. lately
discharged from the work on Cedar
river, arrived h the city BY q special
train yesterday afternoon. Most ol
them hssdsd direct for Portland.
The recent rains have broken up the
loo n the rivers tributary 70 the sound,
and steamers that have bsen laid up
for week or % past on account Of the
loo have again gone into service.
Mrs. Capt. h. L. Tibbals and dauqh-
ter Of Port Townsend, Who have been
visiting friends m seattle during the
past few days, returned 70 their home
Of the Port Of Eatfy yesterday sf;sr-
noon.
D. K. Howard of Seabeek u useotiat.
ing for the purchase of ~ steamel
Josephine. II be boys her she will be
run on Hoods Canal. II not her pees.
eut owners will place her ON some rout<
terminating ct Seattle.
Fire Engine Company No. 2 met Las,
evening. Tho Committee on BY Law,
vas present with report, but owing "a
the absence Of quorum it vss not re-.
esivod and acted upon. Another meet.
ing will b held ON Monday evening
next.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
oavd OF ThonlIe.

4 CkAeT1RY COMMITTEE or
= eevees tocl @. A. X. 1esire = r.
- saesse e tae !adlss sn1 sssaisssss
18TH ss,ssssei = ,T1,Ss 49,. ..ass .S 8.
- $500 AlsA = RI.
sm1tA for - me- - q IA. - -
aeses. Q.4lael as . 80 -
n oeeeeasle - @ kis@1y exsG
lne The eass ealnsnoss : e.sscisi 49,
II i SsSSS$skAI o..l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
HEFNER 4
DISHON.

HAVING FORMED A COPARTNER-
II ship. We announce to the citizens OF
Seattle end al parties visiting Puget
Sound, that We hav for sale fine business
loeA residence property and suburban
blocks. Also.
Timb0g LANDS and
Agricultural lands -,
You Will find tt to your interest - call
on ~ before purchasing elsewhere.
Once, 3s1 Commercial street. Seattle.
w. r. jail
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

Ha WAS No BoY.-F. @. Bart 10 prob.
ably Tie yoanRest-lookine man Of his
aes In Warrington Territory. Y.ster-
day b was being sued in Justice vroo-
man's court By Q snAu formerly in his
employ. M. Bart hastened 20 the Office
q oos of oar most popular attorneys,
md arranged With him 70 lenk after
~ oase. The cause came on for hear.
Inc, and tbs attorney for the defense
took the Rround thas IL his olient had
erred L vas owing 70 his youth fulnees
and tnexperience in worldly matters and
business Affairs. Tho moro he prcened
the 'youth" part Of his asRumeut the
more 0dgsety Mr.. Bart became. Finally
b could bsar Il no longer, aud while HE
attorney vas soaring hiAh In the realnu
o. osatoey ON this point, M. Bart an
peoached him and ssid in a load vhis.
pr: Tn NO boy. ] have . wife aud
~ eaildren." This announcement VA
NE paralysio stroke 70 the attornev:
o1e eoon recovering himsslf he said:
kxooee me, your Hsnos; I havs lust
learned that my client has Q wife aud
II small children dependent upou rim
tos support, and sheFef0eo h entitled to
al consideration Ut your banda" A
broad smile passed over the faces OF the
Ooon and speoestors, and the trial pro-
ceeded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

AWeI11.yN0 HOUa9 or EI0HT
~ tuuuno ~ hasA. Cnspeto aGd k1ooAoo
fas1leaso tx oa3o. AAAr6D p. q. boR ~
oooases - 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

HAREss Soa 4Anca.-This great
magazine for March opens With q front.
tspseoA IN illustration. for Part III. Of
Sodieh 6hAnpsarA "a IOsiA +" with
nins n!ussrasione. u written up By win.
An Henry Btshop. The foSkshiro
Coast. aleo With nine illustrations.
es.nss 49, FOLLOWED b. Aidvinser."
9 poem, william baaek's novel. The
t nany Amsrsaaa Prssidsnts." BY I. W.
hiaRinsoa, The Drainage OF he Evrr.
eiadsa, With TN maps, NJ Posssv
Il ths Dsaf," With eix pcstraiss. g HinSs
a Doasseie Dssosat3nns," visA thir.
eeen tllnsefatisnA Q puoa b Franene L.
Daok. Win Carleton and porSrait, .
poem By Walt WhitmAu, . ssorv b.
Ooar1ss Rsade. 60. In all seventy -foor
nape and pictures appear in shia nam
Der VI this maeeAless asgMsine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

1 HAS. NAnER LEADING WATCH.
~ maker and jeweler. In the Yesler.
l1eafy oaock. doale In DiamOnds, Watcher
OrgAne and other Musical lnstrumonfs.
NOtartAl Ssal ~ - Watches and Jew.
elry rouairud cd Warraatod. ~ r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
FOR SALE.

COn 01IGs
B. 10 and 20.acre tracts
adjoining the Maynard
Lake Washington Addt.
ton, improved and unim-
proved. Prices low.
Lots In Minor Addition,
north Of Barrel Factory,
with Riparian Rights.
Price, 8I26.
Lots from 826 upward.
Several Business Lots
at lowest market prices.
Inquire Of
GEO. D0RFFEL,
At c. H. Hanford's ONCE. Colmsn build.
ing. corner Min and Commercial sts. 10
SEATTLE TO THE FRONT.
1854. 1894.
1900. $4,000.
JACOB S1OTzGl Z CO.,
Real Estate and Money Bros err, Nos.
II and Is Yesler-Leary Rleck.
Nov OFFER FOR SALE CHOICE
~ business and residence property, all
well located, In the city Of Seattle.
Fine building lots In Young's and Craw-
ford's additions; prices from go to $3.50.
No longer any excuse for not purchas-
ing. Do not listen to croakers. Seattle u
now and always win continue to DO the
bu.iness center Of the Sound country.
10000 acres Of choice prairie and other
farming lands. for sale In quantities to
suit purchasers. Well located. deep, rich
soil will produce from 80 to 50 bushels of
wheat per acre. leo acres Of dyked tide
land for sale ct great bargain.
VIII attend to all manner Of convey.
anctng, making out deeds, mortgages, etc.
Final proof made and presumption A.
ings taken. Loans negotiated on al e.
tate and csllateral securities.
Collections made, etc. fee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

our own COuCe enables us
to select the very best va
rieties and give It to our
customers FRESH. Hav.
ing q mill We will grind
Coffee free of charge when
desired. G. p. STONE,
fes Grocer. Tea and Coffee Merchant.
ROOMS FOR ALL
BAY VIEW HOUSE.
DERSONS DESIRING NICE,
L newly furniahed rooms, by the week
or month, viii do we'll to apply At FRANK
g HOWS lodging house. Gilmore's block.
Front street. fe5 Inn
A. =. MAC cuLskx. w.D. SCOTT
". D. SCOTT & CO.,
SHIPPING. COMMISSION
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
A GENTS FOR PUGET MILL com.
a pany's tug boats; for Dominator New
, Yoskl Cigsr Factory; for Raymond &
Archipelago Limo COMPANY.
Ships dishursed and charters effected.
Have ON hand. for sale to the trade. all
kinds Of
Local, California and Oregon Produce,
Capitol Mills extra Flour,
Salem Bakers extra Flour,
Oregon City extra Flour,
Sperry's California extra Floar,
Ground Barley, Chop Feed, Wheat
Oats and Bran,
Bacon, Hams, Lard, Butter, Etc.
Liberal advances made ON consignments
OF Wool, Hops. Grain and Produce.
So. 33l and SIS Commercial street. cor
ner OF Jackson. Seattle. w. T. jyl8u
Lake Washington Mill Co.,
Saw and Planning Mills.
M MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS OF
lv1 rough and dressed lumber. Orders
win Be promptly filed and satisfaction
guaranteed. Address
nosO tt Manager. Lake washington.
GEE LEE & CO.,
Scuih third street, Seattle, v. r.,
DEALERS IN
RICE, OPIUM,
And all kinds Of Chinese goods also.
Chine and Japan Tess from 10 cents to =
Win also contract to supply Chinese L.
Dor q short notice. fe7 Inn
NORTH PACIFIC Beer HALL.
SECURED THE AGENCY
Ii Of tho celebrated WilloWr l,aSeP
Bear. We viii sell B.er, wholesale md -.
tall % suit the trade.
a. aaaHLnoRM 4 CO..
my9 q rsnmt str~aA
TUCK W0 { co.,
Second IT.. Seattle, w. II.
Importers and wholesale dealers in
TEA, SUGAR. RICE. NUT OIL
AND
ohlnoso Provisions Of al kinds
3uh and families requiring Chinoee
nelp WV % furntshed tn shert notice. jan
T~@f
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
the Central House. For further nar.
tculars apply to MRS. BURRITT. a
,rSas street. one door south Of the Cen
Brick Yard.
7 HAVE THIRTY ACRES, c1rYI
l front suitable for brick yard. for ssla |
Seattle. Jan. 4 lssA
WANTED.
At THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
- drca0 and cloak making Department.
IL good drcasmAkers; also. appren,ifeS
vho will b taught 70 cut b. tko Prenck
ule. Apply u the Temple q Fsshion.
ovner q beooad aad Nariaa sta IS
WAITED.
A HOUoEKEIPER INQUIRE ArJ
y 0TITSON Z POSTS NH o1loa. IA
TO LUT
, DON Z SECOND FLAT or POST
u bothainw u - InOuire n ia pr1HI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

A HOUeEKEEPER. INQUIRE AT
"A 6TefSON Z POSTS Mill o(loa. Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

WE HAVE PARTIES WITH FROM
w $1,000 to @l6.0O0 cash. ready to buy
whole or half interests in thorough busi.
nesses that will bear strict investigation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

SEATTLE TO THE FRONT.
1854. 1894.
lvsOOO. $4,000
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
the Central House. For further par.
nculars apply to MRS BURRITT. On
r3ns street. one door south of the Cen
st01. f0l1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
NORTH PACIFIC BEER HALL,

HAVING SECURED THE AGENCY
Ii OF tho celebrated Willow Laver
Bear. No viii sel b ser. wholesale and ro.
tall % suit the trade.
4. 009HlHoRM 4 CO..
mVS n Nvnnt stro.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-19
Stirfrl1 nnb 2Auhe.

bisr offsriren mir @uss fir Mdunsr nnS anaben gu
Mraebeusr reNustrten 4reitn. gtetfe Serrer.Seli'
kite 81, EDtr sebsu IIes sum bGIbsn a5rsiis Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-19
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