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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-05-14

Return Of the ravorite
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21
An INDIGNANT BRIrIsHEa.

SANTA CBUz, Nov. Blast evening
an anti Chinese club, c0mp0sed of clti-
gems of Lorenzo and Boulder, was or
91niZsd at Lorenzo. After passing reso-
lutiOas the members of the club formed
themselves into com nlttee and waited
on all the Cinnamon IN Lorenzo and
ordered them to leave Wit in twenty
four hours. A committee of three was
also appointed to wait on the owners of
farms and vineyards IN the visinity and
ask them to discharge the Cinnamon in
their employ. Today many Cinnamon.
With their baggage, cams 20 this city
from Boulder and Lorenzo. The people
who had clothes IN the wa,hhouses we're
warned of the course that vas to be pur-
sued and took Their washing to their
homes. Everything wss done peaceabiy
and quietly. One wealthy landh0lder,
who is British subj sot, became indig-
nant when asked to discharge the Chi
nese in his employ, aud threatens to ap-
peal to the British Consul for redress il
his employees are forced to leave. Ii is
tumored that all the Chinese Ia FELTON,
will bs ordered 70 leave this evening.
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. lS.-ODe Maitland,
British sui sct. has appealed 10 Brit
ish Consul Stanley, stating that the
people were intimld sting bin to make
nim discharge his Chinese servants.
Stanley referred the matter TO Governor
Stenenan, who instructed the Sheriff of
Santa Cruz county to take steps neoss-
sary to aid Maitland.
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BEGGING FOR MERCY FOR THEIR
sONs.

OTTAWA, Nov. 1.-THE Assizss Cour {
here has been occupied the past two
days and nights With two cases Of criIa.
inal assault in which eight young men
were implicated five in one and three in
the other. When the crimes were COM
mitted, on the 18th and l2th of June
last. there was intense excitement and
indignation IN the city. Bella Graham,
agei p, WAS assaulted on Theodore
street by Garrst Brock. aged -, Mar
tough McHugh, aged -. and Henry
Goodman, aged q and Emily True
man. - years of age, vas assaulted on
EleiR street by Jshn Rolph. aged 2s,
Edward Nolan, aged 10, Francis Black,
aged p, James Burss, aged -. and
Richard Regan, aged q. Nolan WIS
sub sexton of st. Patrick's Church here.
Verdicis Of guilty we're returned in
both cases, and the prisoners we're ST.
raigned la the box for sentence at 6
s'elock this evening in the presence Of
an Immense concourse OF spectators
Judge hose seateocsd all of them to i'm
prisonment for life IN the penitsntiary
AZ kingston, and IN doing 80 said that
had noe the lary recommended mrecy
the sentence of death would certainly
have besn passed.
Many exciting and pitishls scenes oc-
CARED In the court room after the sen.
tencss had been pronounced. Fathers,
naothers, sisters and other relatives OF
the prisoners screamed and cried Dit
eoasiy. Three of the mothers threw
themselves on their knees 10 front of
the Judges bench and implored for
mercy for their sons. Some of the
young mems parents are very respect
able.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21
A skEICH OF METTIE GREEN.
Washington Letter to the Clevelsn
IssAha.

Leadei.
Hettie Green is the sharpest woman
on Wall street and the richest woman
IN New York. Sac is over 40 years old.
and she numbers her fortune by as
many millions as there are years in her
life. Her mother was somewhat of an
heiress, and her father had increased
the family pile to 100000 at the time
Of his death. This fortune Hettie, as
the only child, inherited, and she at
once went to work to increase il.
Much OF her fortune was invested
IN ships, but these she considered
dangerous and sold them, and
placed the proceeds in good interest
paying mortgages. She bonght these
mortgages 10 small towns all over Eng
land. travelling about and investigating
the securities for herself. shortly after
her fathers death maiden aunt of
hers died and left her 81 100000 more.
fne 5000 900 that Hettie Green thus
inherited she had increased nv careful
Speculation to about S20,000, 900 at the
time she married T. II. Green, of New
York. Mss Hettie had an ante n9p-
tIal contract with him whereby he
agreed to pay all of the household
ex ensss and to leave her prep
erty of S20.000,000 and more in her
owa name. After her wedding she kept
ao her business work, and through her
husband got into Wall street specuIa-
tion. she did the spesuIatiug herself.
however. and made while her husban
lost. She could buy large blocks of
stock and would bull and bear the mar
kst as sac Thought best. She has m ade
money right along, and il now said to
Dc worth forty odd millions. Size is
vsry eeoBomioal withal, aad though her
Income must be several millions 4
rear. her total household expenses
are probably not over 5000 She
rides down Broadway IN = five cent bus,
carrying perhaps $4,000 in her resi-
eale, and she used 10 walk to parties
through the Snow, P1lliBg old w0elien
stockings over her shoes, TO keep her feet
dry and save buying Tub5ers. When she
got to the place of entertainment she
would pail of her socks and hang them
on the hat rack to dry. Sue kept Der
silver and securities at John Cisco's
bank, and the bankers say she oame
periodically TO the bank with a
box of whiting aud polished her
silver herself. When Cisco failed
nos long ago, it took two cabs 10
carry away the plate, and the securities
which Mrs. Green had on deposit were
found to be over 5000, 900. Hettie
Green has two children, a boy and a
girl. The Girl is thirteen and the boy
fourteen years old, The boy Is an in-
valid, bui his mother says she intends
TO make him tbs richest man in Am r
lea. II shs keeps on piling up money at
her present rate she will probably sue
coed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21

L9odor ssd Caias Expr-s-
The last meeting ot tbs Geographical
Soeis;y Of Pans zss kird Of fed dsy
fer the Fer East NJ Doepoine oorn-
m1R,cs;ed Useful note OF coal n the
Far East Misunderstanding the nrst
promises, little hiss been discovered IN
Russia, Asia. Japan, FormosA, SsRha-
len. nor n tie s-atheest OF Asa N1r-
% Polo spoke In the fourteenth century
Of certain stone found Il the north q
P-king, employed a. eomb1stibls- II
letJ Ig vas also observed ttat large
qaastlties were used for domestic par
poses. and ~bsn the first steamers as
cendsd the Iangtezs TO bsnkoE, they
we're s5is n tr0care supplies from Ha-
nan In lc+3. an American genloslst,
M P1mp@llT, desired Information
so0gt coal. ana found that Il existed II
ali the eighteen provinces Of China
The extent 10 watch II VS. found WAS
IL the following order: South ShAnsI
aud H1nsu, East stAniung, North
oEansl, Gull, ezecbnan, and near The
P0yzng Lake klAng 81. Ii was worked
where interests demanded il, vas che 2,
aud generally, for want Of coEnmzuiea-
tlon, CONSIGNED u the nelgh5orh0od.
BitELninous coal Is generally made into
coke, aud thus transported, but the
chief deposits are anthracite, and far
s1rpass all other knevn beds. In south
east Shansl Is found the most impor-
taDt bed, 1900 square miles ii extent,
and of a mean thickness OF 10 feet, rep
resentlnR about 40 miIli8fds of metric
tons. Calculating the worlds use at
500, 000,0Do tons Annually, this bed alone
would furnish the whole OF these de
aands for period Of 243 years. 1t is
added that this coal Is of great specific
weight, high purity and extraordinary
consistence. IL. Puupelly places the
annual -oatpat of ceal for China AZ
2S5,Ooo metric tons. The time is
approaching when these beds will be
worked, aGd with railroads China will
throw some energy into psrfecting the
means of extraction that she at prese az
shows IN changing her war armament,
and the balance Of trade with China
threatens to be considerably changed.
The payment for cJttOn, tea and silk
will be In coal. At present We have only
found cotton and opium TO give to the
Chinese In large quantities. 1t is evil
dent that the exploitation of coal mines
and the Introduction OF railways WILL be
for the principal advantage of China,
and while our demands for Chinese pro-
ducts Will continue 70 increase, there Is
nothing We can effer in exchange for
the progressive drainage Of a metal
siiver-of which the Chinese appear
very eager,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21

PoET TowSsENs November iSth.
Blrksntina Mslx1ctsc1, vai51 ar
rived az >an Fransisco November ism,
u charge Of tie first OF ser. Mr.. S=T-
m9re. Il days from Gray's Hsroor, With
10. 900 feet Of lumber. reports that on
November 6tn, II lsfigsd- - degrees Il
minutes Rortt. loagitade - degrees -
inmates ~esf. Captain Wallace and ihs
seooud mate. c. Peterson. Sblie farlloc
the jib we're washed overheard. ] oe
captain was drowned. but TIE mate
saved hiE self by holding on 20 bscs
rope Asthsre vas heavy sea RAINING
AZ the time IL vas impossible 10 save tue
captain.
Bsrkentins Retriever. Captain Gray.
arrived last evening. She made the
splendid passage % I've DAYS from SAB
Francisco. sac loads lumber ST Sea
beck for san FrancIsc1. she made the
last round "trip and discharged s cargo
Of lumber IL b days.
B4rkentins Amelia, Capt. Sevhsll.
arrived last evening, Il days from Hon
olui1- She msds the last rosnd TIP
from here and dis sGarSed = cargo Of
lumber Ii Go days Sac ioads lumber at
Port B!akely for Honolulu.
SulAttL D1E aIkDlGcttts LLAtu "
cola, arrived last evening. so DAYS from
Valparaiso. She is chartered 10 load
lumber 81 Tacoma for Valparaiso. The
Antoine,ts was an italian vessel of 53l
tons. built in 1865.
Ship Rosie Welt, Captain Welt, arrived
this morning IN tow Of tug Tacoma. 10
days from San Francisco, and sailed
again for NanaImo, where she loads coal
for San Francisco. The Rosie Wsit
sailed from Seattle With 4 cargo OF coal
september 2s.A
Schooner John G.. North, Captain
Moore, arrived last evening, - days
from San Diego. She sailed IN compa-
ny With tbs barkeHtiue Sewsboy, Cap
tain Fake, which vessel put into San
Francisco. The Newsb0y sailed from
the latter named port for the S0aud
November 10Th. The j. q. NortR ex-
periencsd very heavy weather of Cape
Fisttery on the 18th inst. carrying away
a ji6, and escaping further damage.
Schooner Marion. Captain Mol ted.
arrived yesterday, 10 DAYS from san
Francisco. She reports heavy weather
of the Cape, causing loss of some sails.
Schooner Aurora. Captain Peterson.
arrived yesterday from Port Blakelv.
with cargo of lumber. and anchored
to ship crew. She - bound to Santa
Barbara.
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CURE FOR Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded b. c
sense of weight IL the back. .0ius and
bower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient to sGpposA he has some sffectien
OF tue kidneys or nei2hboriug organs.
At times symptoms of indigestion ARE
present, iAtulsnoy. unesslnsss of tie
stomach, etc. A moisture. / ke pers9i-
ration, producing A very dissgreeshle
itching, after getting warsa. is = con-
mon attendant. Blind. Bleeding and
itching Piles WELD st once TO the appli-
cation OF Dr. BIS nko's Pile Remeiy.
which acts cirsstiv upon the parts az
fecGed, absorbing the Iom1rs, ailaying
the intense itching end etiectine A per
maneut cure. Price % cents. Address
the DIR. BosankO Medicine Co., Piqaa,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. STEWART. DIV
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Notice Of Final Proof.

US LAND OFFICE AT oLrxyfl. WI
November 7, 1850.
- Notice Is hereby given hat bDs.
TkIABi 4 has fled notice Of intenticn . -
Anal proof before Nelson MsCsllum.
OF kitsa2 County. st his ONCE 10 Pon =
son, kitssp county. W T.. on frioH =
iesh day II December. A. d 1855. o. -
emptioa d. :. No. 900. for the n y
3 OF ssetion "a, township - north. ~
esst.
He names as witnesses Andrew -
= ick Andersoo, David wills and -
Olson, all Of Port Madison, W. 7.
JOIN Y. G0wn.
nol1asl1 naentss Il Ne LAaA -
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CHILD Gan run 1T.

NNRE NEW No $ WHEELER s. WILL
L son Sewing Machine lthe best and
the branch ot.ce on Front street. near
Pike. with full ard complete set of at
tachmeEts. upen which a person Of any
age can execute the finest and most pleas
ing kind OF work possible. Every person
purchasing a machine will be thoroughly
instructed in regard 70 its use and the
use OF the attachments. and will also re-
ceiye guar .ntee for keeping the machine
in < eod repair for five years. All persons
are cordisily invited TO call and inspect
our machines.
Orders from the country are solicited
and will receive careful and prompt at
tention. r. W. HANSON,
J3l5 Agent, Seattle, W. T.
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sEw YoRk. Nov. 2O.-U s. SIS i0sss
~ il3A, As 1881. Pacific IS la~A
Amer can Express i0ZIt. canada Pa
sane &Ssa. Canada southern s5i.. Cen
tri facihe IL, Barsine.oa 1875. Lack.
awsnna i22's. pSnves 4 kIo GsAnds
2 =, krle ia. Kansas L Texas 3ss<,
Lake SHORE esA. Louisville 4 Na.s-
Vile s9'4 AicAlgan Central 7s;s Ssrth-
eTn fzelne 01. Northern Pacific
preferred 6Sss. Northwestern 1l5A
Sex York Central io5's. Oregon Rail.
way and Nayleailnn 1864. Oregon
Unconstitutional Ssss Oregon Improve
ment 81, Pacific Mail es1.. Psnsnas -,
Rocs Island -. 81. Paul 975S. Texa.
Pacific 2ia, Union Pacific 6ll., United
States kxpr-Ss So Wells Fargo III
Western Unioa 79as
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Al isaaina Bay the heavy south and
s1aihwest Storm Of last week opened
eat the middle channel in a direct lins
fruso the Governnsnt breskxaler. The
ste amer fsqGiaa fouzd l. feet ,wc
hoars before hiSh wafer, and the chan
mel exceeds 800 feet In width. Tie III
recsa-ss OF the nox of the tide along
fh~ hTeaksater Apparently eoatinues %
verify The theory of tie Government
engineers IN the construction Of The
,etfy.
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Notice Of Final Proof

Q. 5. LAND OFFICE AT oLrxyiA, W.
Woven. Der s. 1854. :,
Notice IA hereby given that yOsas
THOM PsON has filed n0tiee Of inssn h1 !.
make anal proof before TIE Reg Scr ane
ceivtr. 81 their once. in OF, mpts. ". T.
Tuesday. the 10Th day Of Deoeme.r' -.
lse5. on Pre- emptioB ID. = No. S9b, ~
sW \ Of section 5. township "a nora. n's
east;
He nsmes a. Witnesses: X bart pav.
" X STOKES Of White River. W. T.; D
Cham beri ain, q. W. White and 7. HntgS :
Tacoma, W. T. JOHN y. 60WEI.
Rcl1aeI7 Register Of the Land oDce
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TIE sch and afilcted shoaid not fsl % - :
him Ths Doctor has visited the hosp'.g.s
Europe and obtained . great deal Of w.
Information when he Ia compstcnt 800
70 those In need Of his services. oh. oipe
viii make no charge unless he ELECTS : ~ n
Perso- . cured al home Gall or vnh
Communications strictly confdenii.l. IA
ten dollars for . package Of medieans
dress DR. J. p. GIBBoN. Boz 1851. sc
cisco. Cal. Mention Posr-ISrzLLIassoh
spi6dv
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4 @ - The fast stsrnwheele
- JOSEPHINE.
d. K. HOWARD sole Ownar

ID. n HOWARD. Sole Owner,
VIII. from date, carry the United STATE.
mail on Hoods Canal, making semi.
Seekiy trips 10 Seattle. Leaving sea
beck every Monday ard Friday mSrnIns,
viii touch at Port Gsmbl FOR nsssenyer.
or freight arriving at s. attIe in ne
afternoon returning win leave Ye.ler's
sssrf al ~ O'Clock every Tuesday and
SATURDAY morning. taking the mail Al
Port Gamble for ) abeck and Union CITY.
Ine steamer Josephine viii leave Sea
beck for Port Gamble every day sxcent
saturday. 70 l. Re passengers and freieht
nd receive orders for aEy point on Hoods
CAnA% Ten
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FOR the UPPER sKAcIT.

srn,T Glide C. W. Cove, Master
+ EAVES YESLER'S WHARF ON
IL Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at stan
wood. Utsalady, Moss Landing, Skagit
City, Mount Vernon. Starting and all Ia
iermediate points above. For freight OF
passage apply On board or TO GEORGE
FOSTER 90 the wharf. apI
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MISCELLANEOUS
1T PAYS

1NO INSURE II THE TRAVELLERS.
l. q Hartford. Conn, me best - zel
81 The lzFRess Accident Insurance Gem
psHy n TIE world kes4 the oslO~tEg
IA Pies OF c sins paid "a -ssAitis y TIE
TraveIsrs. for sc-icrn TAI death and mi n
Fiss most Of ther0 wi known cI1Ias n
You Ars acquainted wish some Of tsem-
- their nIna q Aecatenf in.ursEee !:
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Rev. l.. A. Banks will deliver g lecture
at Yesier's Hall. on the "a instant, M
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Battery Street Church
Subject, wit and Humor." Come all
who want to hear q good lecture. Tick.
cts can be bad at Lowman's bookstore,
or at the door on the evening of the leo
ture. Admission 25c. At 5 O'Clock. 70 =
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AUCTION! AUCTIoN!

PEING AN OLD AUCTIONEER or
l. twelve years experience, and thor
oughly understanding the business. q.
fer my services to ali needing them d
that line. will give my entire atteaiiss
to business entrusted to me. I will Ell
real estate and personal property at ths
shortest notice. in the city Of Seattls and
county OF King. X. CHEADLE
sci Seattle Postoffise.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Knights Of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. sils
N-' h. of Ia. meets every "Wednesday al
I-D D m, in Masonic Hail Visiting
brethren IN COCO sanding are cordially
Invited TO attend.
y. MCMILLAN NJ. W.
WAITER WALLER. r.. 3 mhi
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I. Q. c. r..

SEATFL.E LODGE No. & 1. o. g. T.,
- meets every Monday night in Bells
Hal. on Front street next to Bells Hotel.
Visiting nsphers in go-d standing cor
disliy invited.
CARRIE V. PALMER. w. CT
GEO. r. CoTrERiII X. =
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- the dup icate assessment roll Of King
county for the yea lss5 IS low in my gos'
session for the coll elton OF the taxes
therein levied said taxes will bs delin-
guent on the 3ist day CT December, lSs5,
a. O'Clock p. m. and unless paid prior
thereto ten Yer cent. viii be added to the
an unit thereof As penal y. and interest
CHARGED at the rate OF twenty per cent.
per anaun, from date Of delinquency IN
81 paid. -aid taxes are payable Al the
osaee Of the County treasurer, In Seattle.
during office hours.
GEO. ID. HILL.
County Treasurer.
Seattle, Sept. .. Iss5 sessiw3n
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COAL.

THE OREGON IMPROVEMENT
l. with increased facilities. are prepsri
TO supply families. stores and ofices via
a superior ggade of bituminous coal car.
fully SCREEN q and selected. from u,
Franks in Colliery.
Also have constantly on hand the "A
reliable domestic coal. screened and ~
lected, from No. tunnel. Coal Creek a..
ley.
The attention OF steamboat massen n
specially called TO the Franklin Ca
which 10 unrivalled for steaminz pur.
poses. and can be supplied in any quantity
2240 POUNDS TO the TON
And full weight guaranteed.
Offire and bunkcrs foot OF Commacial
and King streets. 4. A. BELI.
oc2 Coal Agent
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TaAsKs TO tAc0kHER PEI PIE

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
i Method OF giving his most SINCERE
thanks 10 the good people 81 Lsccnner
Ter the many sfsyers and pleas sTe- b.
slowed upon him during h. residence
among them aud uastieUsarly 20 the La
conner Hard in connecfioe with III dance
in his honor. "A. MAISCH.
Seattle Nov "a lssS
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For Pern O,,hard and wa.hiugtos

STEAMER HELEN. W.
Ellis. Master leaves Harring-
ton s Smiths w hart Seattle, every Monday
"Wednesday and friday. At $50 q m, for
Miichelfs Point, head OF Port Orchard I:
also. to head Of Port wsshinston. Re-
turning leave head Of Port Washington
a. - M head OF Port Orchard Al los,
Ia.- Nit bells Point At II a. IN arriving
a. Seattle about I'D p. IN. every tuesday
Thu sday and IA urdAy. auyTdw
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

~. 01ee~
oispsn~ry No. -
zesrny strsss.
Franchises. -
lishsd in i&. ~
the tGsstmsos =
sexual and ssnnH
DISEASES, safs >
0oSonEH0A, onN
srucrrn, 5Ifsk
'Lis In I'll its fsfna
| skxrsAL wsAuN
land InRofSs.ei
|. Loss Of mAas~
. pssmsnsnay 81.
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soesfsai
Tickets isslsd fosi tss pofsnd Gnere - -
ms La ,I sapgi y
Of al
se OF g contagious ehA
GENERAL
on cur Jefferson oria"
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HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
IL manufactured and kept In stock, In
large quantities.
Dealers will dad II to their advantage
20 buy directly OF us. as we sell strictly
for CASH, hence our prices arc very low
The cash system enables Us TO sell Cheap.
foods sent e. U ID. 70 any part Of the
coast.
A large quantity Of tobacco stems for
sale
Cigars manufactured TO order In any
desired shape and packed In any style to
stnt el-tomsrs- my dwtf
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Try a pair of Abernethy's School
Shoes. au29
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SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

COLLECTS YOUR PATRONAGE
- With the ass stance OF the latest In
proved Troy machinery and the soft clsss
water of Lake Union, we have facilitia
for all kinds Of work and any quantity.
No I'll nese employed. Give us call.
Leave orders with Geo. W. Crane, wssh
ington street, near Commercial, or W. 7.
Pullman & Co., Cherry, bet. Front and q.
sells BASLER BROS, PROM
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For q frst class turkey 70 10 shs
Northwest Fruit Company. pol9
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~. ! zouoxAlp . -.
Peadent FreFTssssui sSd Ma
SEATTLE GENERAL HOSPITAL

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21
CEDAR MOUNTAIN COAL

TINE CEDAR RIVER COAL
l. Coz p ny is Ros prepared
to furnish It amers. manufao-
tories houses. stores and Of.
fces. with a superior quality
OF Steam and bone tic Coal.
ssio P0UNDs To- THE TeS.
Cedar Mountain Coal is the
best and cheapest because IL
gives more value for the money
than any 9th r, cal in the mar.
ket Try il asd be convinced.
Ii is free from rock and slate
and by using 1t you can run
your stoves and ranges whole
year without cls aiming fiues.
ONCE and yard foot OF Columbia stse.
oc j. NJ. GOLDMAN.
Manager,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21

Total payments by Travellers sil.l9s 90
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agents Buffers Build
ing. Oppasta Uccisental Hotel. oczO I'm
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MISC EILANEOUs.

Insure with JAMES A. OAaEY Il %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

greatest possible power bI INFECTIOUS OF The h
proven euf household medicine and for professional
Of worth Motng
PICTORIAL family
wears remedy Colds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21
STEAMER TRAVEL, ETC.
100000
FOR TACOMA,

WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
=" cay for Tacoma, 1t T:20 q. m; return
ing leaves Tacoma for Seattle at II a. M
On Mondays the Zephyr connects with
the Hayward al Tacoma for Olympia.