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The Washington critic., 1886-12-10

CPECJAL SALE All This Week.
= nntterine, ls, 20 and a5c per lb. $40, $50
"''' W. EDWARD TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Also agent for the celebrated p. II. Van
Ripper Co.'S high grades of butlerine. But
terine shipped from this factory In lots from
10 to 1000 lbs at factory prices. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention. Open
IRON m to 1890 p m.
CALIFORNIA WINE ROOM, 7I3 ID
" st W. Jacob Gundlach's Celebrated
White and Caret Wines by the glass and bot
tie. y: NE x. WEYAND, late from San Bernar-
EMOUR, Restaurateur and Caterer,
IL will furnish estimates on application for
Every facility as first-class caterer. Call
or address liz MoUR, sia sth st n W.
eR AND % GENTS
HARPER's, CENTURY AND ST. NICHOLAS
THE LYCETT BINDERY,
1910 and 1919 Pa. Ave.
AL work guaranteed.
II II. YOUNG's STEAM CARPET
4 :. Cleaning and Renovating Works.
Feathers renovated, mattresses made over,
furniture steamed and moths destroyed. 1929
Pa ave NV. Factory. corner of 9th and
sts $50.
NIyIL SERVICE Examination. Oues-
~ tions and answers on all subjects. Send
ten cents: Ivy Institute. 800 K st n W.
FOR sALE-..MisCELLANE0Us.
TOR sALE-A Young Italian Grey
II hound; valuable breed; having no place
to keep him, will sell cheap. Apply at 1917
Kingman Place.
T EGHORN Cock and -Four Hens and
IL game bantum COCK and three hens. thor
oughbreds; bargain. Address Il. Il. Is
Critic Office.
EOR SALE-Restaurant in the South
IL eastern section of the city. Inquire of
HENRY KUHN, cor 1lth aud stsse.
IMPORTANT TNoTICE-Famiiies and
l. stewards supplied with mammoth fresh
eggs (French breeds) fine dressed poultry
dressed English hares. Italian bee honey;
prompt weekly shipments; order by mail
Parish, "The Oaks, Gaithersbnre, Md.
EOR SALE-Cheap-A First-CIass
II sleigh, price 1856; also one for $40. APP
ply at gl9 II ST II W.
NOR sALE-.'Picturssque America"
II complete, beautifully bound and as good
as new, ut lust half price; elegant for Christ
mas present. Address u. X. ST. Critic office.
T IFE of General Grant Complete In
IL one volume, &c; other books in proper
tion. h. A. DINSMORE,
Room al, Pacific Building.
LNOR sALE-stylish Black Mare; o
II years old, 1874 hands; sound, kind and
gentle: suitable for coupe or carriage.
HOLMES stables 18th and E SITS.
DOR sALE-A Colender G-Poeket
II Pool Table. complete, $50.
OWNER, this office.
EOR SALE-A Pretty Parior Cook
u stove, perfectly sound, cheap Inquire
after p IN at GOO q st W.
DOR SALE
just received by steamer the very finest
imported old Sherry, Port. Madeira, Rhine
and other wines
Also Conac Brandy, Holland and Tom Gin,
Special prices to jobbers
IL A. SELIGS0N,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
1900 Pa ave II W.
GO stlll sell the celebrated California
Clalet at 81 per gallon.
TINEE WASHINGTON GAsLIGHT co.
l. VIII deliver
40 BUSHELS OF COKE FOR $3.50
anywhere in Washington or Georgetown.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10

BECK TO MoRRiLL:
Oh, punster statesman from Vermont,
Why are you by your works enslaved?
You tear Oft all our tariff faith
A Morrill, man cannot be saved.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10

COLUMBIA SHIRT CO., Harry g.
" Towers manager, are now opening mt
No. 1919 N Y ave u full line of one Of the best
selected stocks of gents furnishing goods In
the city. A speciality in fine dress shirts,
ready made and to order.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10

The Constitution gives power to raise and
maintain a navy, and the present state OF
affairs is therefore highly unconstitutional.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10

DAINTlNG.-Lesso in OIL Painting,
Il water.colors and decorative art, by an
experienced artist; 30 cents a lesson.
lil0 9Th 50 n w,
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GOO BUYS n $50 Overcoat at "Tho
PCO HUB 43i 9TH st n W.

DERsONs Purchasing Piano May Sc
i cure the services (free of cost OF u com
petent Judge of good instrument by address.
ing PIANO, Critic Office
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nIL PAINTINGS ArtisticaIiy nnd
" satisfactorily executed from photo.
graphs from 81 up, by Arthur, the French
Artist residence, 0l2 iith st n "; orders taken
at ROCIION'S, b31 18TH 81 II W.
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brilliant Young Lady Wishes to
ID meet an NJ. g. who will assist her to
further musical education in 5xchargo for
services as amanucnsis ISABEL, Critic Office
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OUR NEW CHEF.
The very best was what we asked
To head our city corps;
The District Lords could give no less,
And SO they gave us Moore.
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IN TICE i close after the holidays at q
o'clock. All goods at cost TO rebuild.
YOIING'S. 135 9Th st.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10

rIHE Fred w. Evans Dining Rooms,
j at 9ig T. st n W. continues TO serve the
limited or fixed meals. BIZ of fare at follow
ing rates: Breakfast, 15c; lunch, Zoe; dinner,
g0c; cakes aud coffee, i0c; regular monthly
board, SO; meal tickets, 3 for 81; ~ for s5
All orders filed promptly, and in the best
manner known to the trade.
H. W. EVANS Proprietor
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10

II II. YOUNG'S STEAM CARPET
Il Cleaning and Renovating Works.
Feathers renovated, mattresses made over,
furniture steamed and moths destroyed. 1923
Pa ave II W. Factory. corner of 9th and X
SITS se
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10

sXNAR TO THE KNIFE and the
w knife TO the hllt." $40 buys so
"Esquimaux' Storm Oycrcoat at "The
Hub" 53I 9TH st n W.
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The South may be showed under, but tht
cold wave keeps her solid all the same.

1t took the Fenian Brotherhood long
time to find out the kind of bum O'Dyna-
mite Rosa was.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10
SpErihi NnTINES.
EQUITABLE

~
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-10
PE RS1NAI. .

A CABINET PICTURE, in Coiors,
n presented with each dozen of our he At
photographs. See samples at LARDNER "
BARR'S. 027 Pa ave (over Nogt's).
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n11nr1xHp 70 TIL R2aRE2 o. xAcuzA.
II ksnsn ClEua. ynars "a
b UHEnrREiaa tErnt
4 Cniueman tsd lsaHnea 3 knaw
1hs Eoed has 0AEisi I'D wrsnzhk
Hs uu1shippsa tAs1 ~ cir God
8eiigge8 q Chri1s lha S1a.
Ard Iocnsd win faea - prsls fhs sd
11a1 Q1rislfEn f1lth bad va.
He kilher uams, % Isarn ths va
To aEerinslfnQ hiss
N1E II Ms Ind be feared hid Stray
He'd ind ths uag n thiA
b lsarnsd - spsak or ian euaes vsIl.
He pzanchad unto lis kfna
AID ap14ht q s8Ee shelr sozIs Esun bell
And Heavens Ra1ss 20 ead.
Nss, o. ~ si.sst Be sits IL drsad
Whils Chri1iians pzg1 argund,
Who will nos even ssil him brad
Nor In him from tie aro1nd.
Hie rano were driven from this town
b Force. and Erand, nnd Fear
Nos 1lgllee, IL agsngina froWa,
By Law has called him hers.
Al day from houas 30 hose Be Roas
In ssArah fer bed and baazds
Aew aiek e hsart. beeanzs he knOws
That plenty thaze ID stored
de asks 20 nlna, bui oEars pay
For all his hunger needs;
Bat still these CHRISTIANS sag him nay
when b. 90 hnmoly pieadA
Aiahfa Babls eurtains nv doth hiee
Tha biuahing faee Of daT;
These ubFlatiana. u their holy pride,
Nov naak their homes % pray.
A vail Il anguish and despair
Il heard along the street;
This vail is merged q fersent pfaYeR
Unto tha mareJ seat.
Oh, 0od, 4 this Z Christian land7
Are these Thy favored feg.
Who nov Withhold helping hand
From one that loves Thee. soof
II these, oh God, are Christian deedl
Lat not tbs heather know,
For be. n darkness. better heods
The cries Of huHan VOC i. q.
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PuRLIc SPEAKING.

Hon. Challes u. Bradshaw, Republican can
didass for Delegate 20 Congress, J. @. HzI1es
and other able speakers. will addreas thsir fal
Tow citinons u the following times and places
CLARKE COUNTY.
IACamas, Monday, Oct. IL. en- arrival q
Cascades steamer.
Vancouver. Monday, Oct II. at 80 D. NJ.
Union Ridge. Tuesday. Oct. IL AZ D. m
LaCanter. tuesday, Oct IL at 40 ,. m,
coWLITz COUNTY.
KAlsmA Wednesday, Oct. Is at i'm.
Oak Point. Wed uesaay. Oct Is Af 7.30 .. m
wAHKIAKUad COUNTY.
Cathlamet, Thursday. Oct IA g. go am.
PACIFIC COUNTY.
nwaeo. Thursday, Oct. "A, ct 7Sop. m.
Oysservine. Friday. Oct. rs, 81 80 D. u,
cHKHAIIs COUNTY.
Hcquiam, Saturday, Oct Ia atip N.
Monteeano. saturday, Oct i6 a. 20 nm.
ElmA. Monday. October Is. 81 10 q. m.
LEWIS COUNTY.
Oakviile. Monday. Oct IS atlp
Ce1traliA. Monday. Oct IS 81 fs90Hn.
ChehAlis. Tuesday. Oct. ~ at 10 q n.
" inlock. Tuesday, Oci. ~ Gtln
Toledo. Tuesday. Oct. l9. ~ 7:0p. M.
PUsKT SOUND.
Tenine. Wednesday, Oct g. at1pm.
Olympia. wednesday Oct 20 ct 10 nm.
kamllchia. Thursday. Oc1 81, az 10 q n.
sslellaeoom. Thursday. Oct. q. e. 30 nm.
Nashon Island. Friday, Oct n atI6. "A.
Port BlnkelY, Friday. Oct. ~ a. 30 pm.
Marysytiia. saturday. Oct. q. az II a m
cnohonish CITY, Saturday. Oct "a 50pm
SEanw0oa Monday. Oct Isl a. i0am
Dir. Monday. Oct IS af4p. N.
Mount Vernon, Monday. Oct IS 30 nm.
Utsziady. Tuesday. Oct 81 atlp m.
LaCunneF, Tuesday. Oct &C at 40 .. m.
kidAlgo. Wednesday, Oct q. ct go q b.
hdtson. "wednesday, Oct q. 1t q ID m.
Mhatcom "Wednesday, Oct q, At IN pm
Orcas. ThursdAy, 0cf a, nt 10 n N.
Friday HarhcE. Thursday. Oct q, 10 nm
Port Aadi on. Friday. Oct. y, AZ go a NJ
heuton, Friday, Oc9 -. az 2 D. "a.
Newcaa1le, Friday. OF -. az 10 3. m.
Kent Saturday. tict. 10 az l ,. N.
Tacoma. saturday. Oct 20 atm D. N.
Sack UiMm0nd. Monday, Nov. I, atlnm
Seattle. Monday, Nov. 1, 1t 80 . N.
ha respective CouMty CenfuAA Commilssas
are herr requested 10 fusniMn suitahis halls
ADD nua3e i0r TIE occasion, and Repahlicaa
ss8sPapsrs are rsq1estsd % pahliah this -
ice. h orier 81 fhs TeggifoEia ceniral Own.
nlttea. 8 BAxTER, ChairuEn-
3 D. AFTEDaE Sse-staFy. oeidw
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Republican Meatings,

b 208l Commercial streel
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DlarnICr III PaocsEDIxCs.

The following business has been trans.
acted in the District Court since our
last report:
In the eass Of the United States VI.
Ed. Montaine, on trial for selling liquor
70 indians. the iuEy, after being oat al
CHS and failing to agree, came into
court and IVES discharged from further
consideration Of she case.
Yesterday was taken up IN the trial
OF albert y. Giisham, bett.r known al
sailor Jack who vas indicted for
Burglary. T. ]. Hnmes conducted the
prosecution during the absence Of Mr.
Ronald. while Mr.. Gilman conducted
the defense. The case will 20 10 the
jury this foEenoGn.
On motion Of Jadee Thomas Burke,
the Court appointed she following CON-
mlttee 20 examine &. 8. Cox, JF., an ap-
plieant for admission to the bar: O. d.
hanford, /. N. Wilcoxen and w. d.
Wood,
The Grand Jury on the part Of the
United states returned true bills Of in
diotment sgainst Alex. Waiux, II. John
son and ]. 8 h. SallsE, three sailors
from Port Biakely, charging them With
unlawful conspiracy. The defendants
appeared in court and through their at
toEneys, James Hamilton Lewis and Mr..
Gilman. asked for q hours in which e
demur 70 the indictment, which Was
granted.
The Grand JaFy on the part Of the
United States found true bills OF in
dictment against the following persons
foE selling liquor 10 Indians: Oliver
Parent, William Edison and James
Randall, all Of whom WeFs aEraiQnt d
and pleadsd not guilty; also against
Peter Butler, oolorea, and Dan Roger,
bSth OF when entered plea Of guilty.
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Valuable Mill Property fOrSals

frHERE Will IA OFFRRED FoR SALE
y % P9elic eaetipa. on me GfuH1a. a. RuEt
TeWnaend. WashinEon Territory, Oc3aber -,
Aaee, tae propafty, zeal and personal Of the
fort fowuasDd Nil oumpAuy. Reai property
eeaalsas q hleeka I, 3 >, e.. a., tS -, e. 81,
%, -, as ~, - ", Ia, las. Ia u the eity
% foEt FoNnsan5. W r., aud tract u land
eaatainine 3 \ acres nosth 4 Laartncs street.
Hio0ka 2, !. %. al, ". y. ans the mili and
whasf helsHaing y esli eomp ~. viii ~
eoid - eae piese u Rroqsrtt, ne FcEnsindeE
WI - eela n lots 70 suu. Skit mil q tuo
stories. tasiso fest, exclusive n baiies ruom,
hetltfs - feet y 81 irctee, upsikat enFiGe.
aaioca cyila1nr AS - iact stroke. line sAsft.
iaE. n, and Z n doubie eircpiAF saws, tep
q Ia eqttpm 81 Ia avs rttAu, EanE cispf.
TRIMMER saes piAasf Z. 4 O., Ard dsahlt sar,
faaef 4. D Saiih. neitoR lqf 81 machincFY.
Ted rniler, isia miii ana psckei na1hius,
caasnE capaelgg. NoO ~. Whzri e2tead
tEE ta slieet e iew ti3t. Aisa. q sane Time
saa place. = les u h1on chains An1 ether
nsNahse Pncpef,y. rsrna d szles Heai tsiAis.
g Fgl cenl csah. balance IN one Year a n rer
eeat pef snuam "a arfeoYcd eecariiy. Nov.
Abs property cash 49, aWta
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For Sale.

IGnn TO 500 ACRES OF
OOVEand adjoining the
seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We have lands BY the acre In
side Of the city limits.
Ten or IL residences /; some of
them very good.
-Four business properties on
Commercial street, and some fne
blocks on Front street.
One $4,000, one $50, 900, one
5000 AID one $500 piece of
property on Second street.
Ihree Saw Mills. One Hotel.
One improved block in Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
S20, 900 stock Of Goods.
Lots and blocks in all parts Of
the city.
We think now is as good a
time to buy property in Seattle
as there win ever be. The time
is not far distant when Seattle
viii be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget Sound, and Wher
this fact becomes established il
win be too late to buy property
cheap.
HEFNER & DISHON.
nc5 2nal Commercial sfraat
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SNOOUALMIE FALLS

gKsHK BkATTLR soUAK AND sNo-
qaalmle Transportation Company -
Row prepared 70 carry raSaengors and
freight from seattle 20 5uoqoalmte ana
dispatch. Tho shortest cntcko5t and b "a
route - reach the famous Snequaimia
Fails. hop fanchaa aad huntlag and Tan
inE grounds o. that region.
Two sgagoa q dag from seattle 10 SQaAk
leaving q Il. stones grocery atoro - 7
=. -. and ) b. %. for farther particulars
Apply 81 atoaaB greoary si0ro Eroat
street. aria
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STEAMER TRAVEL ETU
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR c0LBT. FORTS ORCHARD AAb
WASHINGTON.

6TEANER HELEN. WI
= izIll8 Magtar. leaves HARM
1el = Hlnlth , wkaEf 6aalfia orurV llcnf5 =
Mednesaag and FridAy. ~ 80 . m. fcr
Col1F. MltchalIB Fulul had 81 PUra Or
eAAae also. . hsaa % PoF4 Vi aahinatcr.
h flFalnH have hea1 a. Pert W al lnrfon
g - q n. hGad 81 Port Orchard Al 10 a
81. Alichel'n Fulnfat ten q. n. CoIhg ig
n. afrtFln4 - 8oattie ahonf 10 D. ~,
1amanE. THURSDAY nnd eaturdnT, dw
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TIE 1eA a1a A2Iolaa Gnsale not faiI b enll O.
hin- he Doctar kng Visitad Ne kaspltals -
h1rrpe 40 o6tained grszt daal e vaiusbls
tnloFiaatian WhicA ke d cumpetent 70 innsFf
= k1osf u nead 81 hls aervtao1. Dr.. 0IBnof
Nil 4A4a - ehnIHe ullosg no e1sc1l = cuFa
RufSona cura1 e kama. oall e. Wrifr Al
eon1lnieatinna aEiea1y eouadenriaI. $50
sea dallAfa flr q naclala d mnaicina. a.
afess DA. \. y. aIBn0N. Sea 1851. san Trnn
e1eeo. g. Neutlea Pogr-TEFHFffsra~--
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Republican Meetings.

lion. KUGENE cANFTEIn. RE-
IL paaiican candidate for Councilman
frcFa he Twelfth Council District viii
address bis fellow ciEi1sna a. the fellow
ms uwes and piacea acccnipsnied hy
hon J. W. Philips and Hon- T.. Nj Reed
IT. 81 AL paintz II their respective Repre-
sentative DISTRICTS and Hon. W. W. New
In - al points In bis Prosecuting Altar
nsy District; $50. b. Hca. T. @. Nicklin.
o. Whatoofn
ccupeviil0 saturday. Oct. q Al 9saa m.
teost niscaxery. Oct g atTNn N
nuagcness. n nday. Oca. II a. 1 p m.
i1grt ArEtlas TaesdAy, Oct y allan
ceiasc4ua. wednesday. Oct n at p q.
l1oEt liuaaaN. Oct Is - . m
fAort saamhe. THURSDAY. Oct- IA 10 NJ.
sheitqa's Point Saturday. Oct. l6 y.EIp.m
kamilchia. Monday. Oct n a. f.Sa u n.
lnso1 Cliy, l ges lay. Oct -. a. 30 ,. n.
Siiltq1. y e4neSday, Oct. ~ a. -
t'ert Naaisua, FRIDAY. Oct - a. D m.
k'oFt = Akaly FridNy. Oct 81 a. - u m
CoHnty and prectnct Commit go Are
rsqeesled % provide suitAhis Rails and
ttep1atican neWspaPere 70 pnAiish thia
ncftcA ~ erdcr q tie Terr.tarlai Cen
trai 0'cnulitre. q RANTER
* ~ ANrAlrGE. Sc ChAtrmAn.
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THE CITIZENS OF KING COUNTY
= VIII b addressed upon the issues Of
TIE caT b able speakers e. the following
times ana places:
DuWAmisb, Monday, Oct. 18th, 80 D. m
MadaoxViiie, Tuesday. Oct. I2th. 7:50 D. n
slaughter. W ednesday, Oct. 18Th. 80 D. m
OsceolA Thursday. Oct i1th, 7.30 p. M.
9reea River, Friday, Oct I5lh, 40 D. m.
Kent. saturday. Oct. 10th. 40 D. m.
houEhton. Monday. Oct. 18Th, 1s30 D. M
1Quak, Tuesday, oct 18Th. 1.3o p. m
falls sity. W Wednesday. Oct. 10th, 80 p. N
Dpvalls. Thursday, oct. 3lst. 100 D. IN.
Woodlnyilie. Friday. oct. I'D. Tao D. m.
Feehon. saturday, Oct sd, 80 p. m.
kiNG a.. RIP. CENTRAL. COM
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Dissolution Of Partnership

FTHHR UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
j Etvca notice thai the partnership
heEoeafere exiating oetW6cn himssa and
q. Vrooatngcr. Ia conducting the New
Depot Saioan, has heen dissolved b. ma.
euAl cQRaenN ny Hroeulngar faarsnE
The Business viii b eantinucd % M II
~ tha ola , ass. All debts u tne ola arm
vii he colsegted. aAa al moaeya 0WanK
eCs6 FREn. ScHOLpP.
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G. &R. S. B =


EHOR FRANKLIN, BLACK III
n and fniarmaainte aaaKaAA
5Am go
Fur MauraHflo and intNrun
daily nah 80 and 1o.ie a g. a
Retnrnlng arrive Is 4eAl1s
RIVER exiensiun q 40 D. ~
Newcastle krnnch 81 IN 3. -
aRd 610Rm-
HunHing time 70 NsWcA4&. II.
+. J. anLxEz
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Recently there vas sasA 3 wheat
bioaknde ~ Omaha that nosthvssteRa
llDber shipEers rsesiEe9 n0tioa nsl b
forward any more iambee entii tks
bloekade shoaid b bfekNn- Tha Cls-
qael LumbsF Company neeaed 100 Chi
o4Ro, MiluHakee 4 s.. Pknl czgs. bzl
net ons eoald b Furnished for ne tims
heina.
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FRRRS End PLlNTN.

A VERY FINE VARIETY or
liaet4 are respectfully oiiasod 70 the IA b
bc f1r the tall trade.
oreez eAriy. Scad for PRISE Iist and de-
serptlye cAtAlcsln - TIE CioScrOiAie
Fruit fas0 and iAeuitfy Yard, Seattle.
SO ~. III. nANIS Prsn
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uF0ups val 3 chaIg1d 50 cents e2tra
Tor each head.
TO tbs agreement we pledge our honor
b sustain. and poiiteiy Request the puuAc
net - aak ua 70 deFiate ffom TIE came ~
cur dissemination 4 unalterabio asa Just
~. a McCLAlhk
h. r. JUDklNa
aku. MORN
1hkO. x. PEl5kR.
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For Sale.

cEyKRAL ao-ACRE TRACTS NEAR
- the city.
a anmssr q good dwelling houses con-
Tenient % street car Inns.
Choice inaido property that viii pay q
good per eeat en- tho Investment.
Honle choice blocks and lots 10 Com
stock addition.
seine ane lota 10 North seattle cheap
lots Ia D. 4 Danny'a PaFk Addition.
Also. some FARMS ana farm Lands
We have two or three 8aW1uliis Tor eAiei
also. mccoy 70 loan. In fact No nr0 pro
pared e aooomme date any and overy BODY
that comes along.
nEFNER 3 DIaHON,
aus Hsf Commatoiai street. seattle
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WASllllleTnM
sTEAMB0AT TRana P8TFaf
Carrying the q. nll
fas0ma, Seattle 1 Pan II Ia.

ONE OF TEE ". A.
y 4. Cos steamers 7
w nShlngiom O. Ed1sh
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IoWnaend. EeaFtng Iannna a7.s. -.
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tcES IoWntand HEtofa ss
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he steamer W X ME aH -
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haenEnllE. WI laaFe 49, S....
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inG1 6 o'clock. far ea1,t|e fSI||<1
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SkAT1LE-SkAeiT zISfn vera
dho steamer DAH8H VII ltsss
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days and fridayA
FuE freight ana paasaEs nr4 a q.
psny'8 once On HesiaFls y = =
he boat8 e he ma 49,
mr1-a 8h0 B JAeoA1
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Time Check Found.

A TIKI CHICK FROM Tx CAS-
~ eade division q tha Nerihega paclec
hAilraa1 Was toana On ere ~ the strecls
q Sestfaes YeesnfdAy. u calls fos ia age
thAn ~ ana TIE uwaer can have the
came . ealilax 81 thts olllce and paying
tss tAla aaFertesnrnl The nnasr Ma
frAnk 4. A.yoaS. e thla ciiy. a11s
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II YEA wAnt 6ne aFtiais "a tea and
esGees call - D1cxMAN's rev stsra.
Teiephuns la eel
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Just arrived An entire stock Of sta
pie and fancy groceries which intend
% sell as low - the lowest. 2. DTcKMAn
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FoR ThE UPPaR skA0IT.
STEAMER Gum

- NA&-AlAA&4 GAEE4s
CaEZyng - Unfsed E,nt1s -.
EAfNa HEaI,Rf<e WHar -
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calling Is Mukiltea. Tnlslln I.,'=s.s..
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poin8ahuFa. for freiehs e = 49,.
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FARM FOR SALE.
BRlCA! BRIUA! BRlTk

HAVING FoRECLoSED A MORT
III sAsc "a i've kitns of brick. and -
Nd da1itoa1 - turning them Into maaay
=. oassA VA eel than in large or snail
n. CttllaRERa.
~ Orocer. 90 front slraaa.
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NOTlCM

WE THE UNDERSIGNED pHoTo9-
wv tMnhnra defnR business 10 tho city
a. Haalgae, haga aooidad that he present
prices for photographs are boloN tha8e o.
ethef reputable galleries u other CitieA,
and have cUhciadod 70 act IN cCucdFl and
harmony. knn ask more reaeonAhie ~
compensa for our AKIN and labor there
fare "a and afttr sept. a 1aSi the scala
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DIX HOWARD. So ~
VA. nom data cary tea
1910 frln1 - eerfffa t4I
beck ever tIsndaT sls q .e.
vii touch e Pgri 8amtl1
or freigh1 arriving a.
af1orno0a FeiuF4in4 BIN zft
wharf e. "A o'ciock egczI =.
Saturday DcrnlnE e4zln4 ~.
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IL steamer 4oseH l11 VI
haak for Rurt 6amtse 4so14
SATURDAY, q tako paal
snd resolve orIlUs f1E 49,
Cnaaf
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an n r. I0NeRKER

"a WAuUATR on IL UNtfNlI-
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IAe reasoa taaf Tloasands eaunof 81 eurri q
GEAEEAE EEAKEESS. loss o. KAE-
hoob. aad ~ rssHis q atase dlsease o. errrlfsI
= ortAg 70 q conlpiicafica called PkOGTA ron
hhkA. DR.. LfEBfG'S TERYGORATOR a.
- ON Fesre fer PRoSTz Pyl-s.
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hsaiea aad ser 4nslFsf sraf frse. .Adfrs,s LIZ.
bfG D{SPEESAR Yer Dissssss N lf.u.
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