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a PAIR or PRISON BIRDS.
Two Youths Commit q series ~ DARN
Hur- larie-.

s,4rnook Conn. Nov 9-Recentiv the
house OF K. ~. Bushnell OF tins place was
broken into and 500 worth OF silvereare,
together with quantity of valuable
household goods. We're stolen. The
stores OF George Bushnell, J. -.
Acton. Jr.. and d. ". Holmes were also
burciarizcI. The burglars are supposed 20
have been Gustave Anderson and Ed. Peter
SON. aged I and lG respectively, who are
now under arrest in Hartford
awaiting trial for burglar'es COM
f1itfel in Hebron Colchester
and other towns The crimes Of the hope
fui pair is unequa'lrd in the ate for speed
in work and number " burglaries commit
ted. Ia nearly all of their jobs they have
used chl0roi0rm. and ia every case sue
ceeded in making a good haul
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Eastern brewsss Combine o. MAI the ~.
ioou Keepers SIi-orlhl.

i"tA thFf ifFtr n 80 .tNa.
N.u i1ak Nov s.-lae brewers VI New
NorS. Brooklyn. Jersey DD and Newark
hese formed q sl.aue pool fof the purpose
~ regulating their trade j. i, understood
taaf eaoh member has deposited fifteen
Thousand i..ar- IS guarantee ut good
iaitu lne f4g1 thas aul counting, go one ui'-
.0n dollar, = lhe agreement IS sad
o. BE- THAI a existing contrasts ~ltl etsto-
flers shai stand b4t lhe practice oi oa-r
lnx eEl l.ensiye saloon adornmeut- as q h.t
Tor trade shall be discontinued Beer shall
be sold Tor eight dollar per barrel. Del per
cent or IL customer changes
his brewery. the one DE adopts shall
not allow him more than 3 per cent
of. and for every barrel this brewer sells
said customer the brewer must pay two
dollars into the association fund General
brewers. including III b. Scharmann. ad-
mitted today that pool of tnis kind had
been formed, but declined at present % say
whether the foregoing particulars were
accurate.
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IT = ~ '--|-tNs- sNEN- >
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 9.-In the celebrat-
ed Mabley will complications, the executors
We're today allowed S625 for settling the
estate. and Lawyer Wisner, one of the exc
cltors WAS allowed al additional claim of
$1,000 for legal services
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1f..trrE. Mich, Nov a.-Ths official
canvass gives tae following p.urshiie-:
Ntne. 5if for Governor. Mason. 5-5 fer
Congress Fowler. $50 for state Senator.
Haumxarieuer 81 Tor legislature, favor ina
crease salaries. ~.
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sHft.s-
Iresir. Nov. The 5oarl Of trustees of
fhe Detroit Museum # Ar have selected
sire on 1efsrson-sve.. near TX Mayor Grum-
m0n3 house. Work on the building wili
begin ar once.
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ANCTHER EARTHQUAKE.
The CharIeston Dsly Report Getting to be
Chestnut.

Che stnut.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 9.-There was a mod
crate earthquake shock felt here tonight a
few minutes after s O'Clock Although
II was quite percepti bic to
persons IN several localities
il was entirely unnoticed by many persons
in the more noisy parts of the city. Pas
sengers who arrived by the South Carolina
Railway tonight report that the disturbance
was generally felt along that road.
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NOW HE'S GONE AWAY
The Prophecies. the shadow
H. < Paterson and tie
Bishop Talk.
lAE THO 19lGdG lN3s8lD0sS
ney ere incIne5 20 tuo'socsls
May is no Fanatic Hrs
Paterson wiiiing to Have re-
CO ~ifh the Prophecies again
What she .Chlofen
ttxst to Say

s-e4 of IIul F. interview ulea .a fesst. &.
ihr charfa lreter0ea 4ssn-t fhsi seoi tg
fAe If.f. -lir.sla .asf Iaauaaf Ar
VIVA 1aaas wIs i- csle. t.s lfa. a.'fs
ls flih.f large n.a-n l,s leea
neat lral-fe. esd is positive ln eiui
She ha. fo say dunf elsNa
o. be a prophecies .he fsl3.ed O. .te -
porers query bui nisy dil t4i nt c.e
ihs olaroh formerly Tlsy believed
sacl ta Be- thec case h-t nant eaia
t-a' ever male prophecy aes a
a.I so 81. scotland vlrr A-aop Ialtlsal
aid eeat ou the ssn. heaf asf as sHF
two persons night tat did nal fo 90 fat
cars with L.in. We vent on difereni dar-
] was appointed 81 the church 20 perf.rn
mission In Scotlsld Then ] hsv, relative.
there and after I RAD flifled nv n-isslo1
went % visit them. he hshap "a na
vision to ny knowledge
what a. fic reason - yoar rouf ta
Scotland"
don't know as ought 90 State
"Wasn it some mls4niefsi4n fir- at0af
the pO- tiol held as NsrF hlH'eF "a tHf
church here
That Nas uoi fie main reason
Won't you erplalu 90 rs mere esq '.It
The reason icr thhi fa. .ssien
II dol lh'nk lafe 81.
'ls y La' aas itrt $50 aa0-. iat
oi tie Bishop T.ie rae
There a. "a good deal frrfh f0a
statement Mrs lafefeaa is aeaf i..erI
Of nane and have in.wl .tr Or ,..rf
wears rae oid hni saetf
size flles of fle caar.b f.H
iiai is the reAsor "ny sAt "--
sef cred no. doa care o. it-. itf
oi the c.se VIII go ard fe' Mrs iatei
! son Ia "a few minutes both ladies $50
the Bishops s0u. si-pirg e.icref ils
room.
Mr. Paterson. wlsh fo sav 'o fa. iaaf
I was feis f.ae That SIZE ~ Ft-t i.
scotland "ltt fa. w0'-- cage i.rf
went oo1c- times. tont knNv af
ie ier company ior AIn. Are" At
Canada before ve ,ainf Asff tAIik tD-
nave no business io iucil.f Nlil 'nf i.a'
tiers any tf lheff har DfFh tu'tfN fa d
nov e-d a ii'iie goo mnln.
Ladies d.d YOU ever see anyone +f'ei io
Mar tav.et
~ hy. ioutlnE 81 eaNh other Fi.a con
sciors meument a. We iaes. w. never
| heard 81 sufn iAiht
MI Paterson think yop are I'D itii''
small business 70 ~rie such ininf- aho'i
us. ] nls encouraRed he stripping ai1 lt
gave Ar Patterson linguistic haNsiNf
oiAcf qlesil ilns we're a-4'o aae-i l.'
0Dalo" Di Tie .foss aal oi-ff
! GnD practices. io a'l oi a" "nilf h.Ia
/ l'iea ihs, i'er were go f---eDl.-t 10y aHf
/ ihins MA ieA-E uoosi"e l'.'f A'ff.
81 oAe u.'.
Miss Mary Ha~iey wa. nehi seen. s.
most OF The questions sskel heF she rei'. go
refuse 70 ans"ei' PCS or n'. iAe ~
|
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Tonight The tunsh % hvvs Nlta Mari
rlla Sash aa1 all tte fo.lilkiIs erea.
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lYIse Assrr easERAl sSARK&



Land Commissioner sparks's enc
mics among the laoc graboers, whose
schemes 20 steal such Of The public
lands ~ are worth anything have
been checked since last April, are Try
ing hard 70 make it appear that the
C0mmissioner's action In boiling up
snal action on land entries il work
ing great hardship 70 the honest set
tiers who cannot get patents for their
homestszds. The organs OF the land
sharks are constantly asserting that
these homes; settlers are Indignantly
com planning Of and 70 Gen Sparks,
DO il declared 70 have elassed them
al with TIE dishonest thieves the
Commissioner is after The fact is
that no, q single complaint has been
made By any settler xho has honest
iy complied With the provisions OF
the lax giving him q home. On the
contrary. they know the preventing
Of fraudulent entries Is 10 the inter
est Of honest settlers, and al who
have been heard from assure General
Sparks OF their hearty eommenda-
ton of his action The Commission
er's enemies are also complaining
loudly that nobody Can get any
patents for land ~ all, and Genersl
sparks Is denounced for not sitting
out honest claims and allowing them
As q matter OF fact, General Sparks
Is doing this very thing. His famous
order Of las; April only affected en-
tries requiring the conditions Of in
provement, residence and cultivation,
and osths in proof thereof, and these
only in parts Of Kansas, Nebraska.
Colorado and Minnesota, and in New
Mexico, Montana, Wyoming and Ne
vada, where from IS 10 80 per cent.
Of the entries are known TO be fraud
uIent Over q month ago this order
WAS so modified by General Sparks
As TO permit final action to be taken
upon all entries not subject TO reson-
able doubt, namely, in contests where
the rights of successful parties have
been established, in cases where ex-
aminatiens have been made by the
Government agents and no fraud sp-
pears, and In homestead entries
where residence improvement. and
cultivation have been made accord
ing to law. The order never did az
feet cash, warrant or scrip entries.
Al the same time the Assistant Com
missioner. Chief Clerk. and Chief
Law Clerk Of the Land Office were
constituted board TO pass upon and
report such cases TO the Commission
err This board, assisted by force
of clerks, has been constantly busy
preparing the cases of the honest set
tiers for final action, and as fast al
the proper documents can be made
out they are certified to the Presi
dent and the patents are issued. The
land sharpers who are attacking the
Commissioner for not Issuing patents
carefully avoid mentioning the fsct
that patents for the public lands car
only be issued by the President
Since Commissioner Sparks has beer
; in Office from 1000 TO 5000 patents pc
month have been issued, and they ar,
now being prepared at the rate o
5000 per month, a rate, Gen. Spark
asserts, never before reached in tn,
, General Land Office.
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The passage Of the Local Option bill
ID not wholly unexpected, but the deei
sive vote by which u vas carried in both
houses Ia In the nature Of . surprise.
frisuds and opponents OF the measure
alike anticipated Aereer struggle and
closer vote. As the event shows, how.
ever, ID vas a victory without . conflict
"a massacre without battle.
The eject Of the passage Of the bill
viii be TO throw the question OF prohib.
ising the trsfiic in Intoxicating iiqoors
back upon The people. In all portions
Of the Territory q free discussion will
snsue. and The will Of the people on the
question will be accurately Indicated.
The results. Of course. will be varied.
There are portions Of the Territory
where the majority will he strongly
against prohibition. There are other
portions where 10 will be stronsly In
favor Of Il. In all The larger iewns,
however. the battle will be ferce. elose
and doubtful. From now until the
fourth Monday in June the time viii be
occupied by both aides In Strengthening
their forces and preparing for the dsci-
sive conflict.
The campaien which wiil be wAged
gill be intensely interesting. Ths
readers Of the posr-lSrxIIIskscxs
may expect 10 be ksvs fally and seeu
rately Informed Of iss progress and de-
veiopment, OF tie vArsoas pAases whiet
10 assumes ard the probable result il
every ror,ion Of the Territory.
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srxKno OF raK DAISY Wednesday
afternoon the steamer Daisy. Captais
Cushman, went over to Ranbs a Lohse' 9
br,okyard and took on 1900 brick.
Weighing 10 tons, for the Puget Mill
Company. She came 10 this city and
tied up for the night on the north side
of Yesler's wharf. For some time past
the Daisy had been leaking through
sone Of her seams where the caslkiug
had worked out, and whenever she had
much Of lead on il was necessary to
work the syphons q certain length Of
time every hour 10 keep her clear. Cap
tain Cushman vent to bed AZ 2 o'clock
Yesterday morning. Al that time the
work the syphons and VAS looking out
for the boat. Two hours later he vas
startled by hearing the engineer shout,
from his bed. taking With him an arm
full Of clothes, which be put on after
reaching the wharf. After getting his
pants on, he undertook 10 throw the
bricks on her bow overheard, but before
he got fairly started the boat listed and
the Captain had barely time 10 reach
the wharf. The Daisy settled TO the
bottom and at high tide only q small
portion Of her snokestask vas visible
Her upper works remained intact until
nearly noon. when the wind from the
north stirred up rough sea. which drss
loosensd The pilot house. An hour after
ward the upper house collapsed, the
smokessaok fell. and ell of the steamer
that vas visible vas Q floating mass OF
broken timbcrs and boards. On account
OF the driving storm nothing coald be
done 10 relieve the boat from her peril
Gus condition. some Of the furniture
and bedding set sdrift by the eollapsing
of the upper house we're picked up With
q pike pole. II 10 thought the hull and
machinery Of the Daisy can Be recover
ed without very great outlay Of money.
The Daisy has never been q lucky or
soccessful beat Steamboat men say
she vas sired by the Messenger and
damned by all creation" She was built
IN 1879 by r. W. Lake. In his yard in
North Seattle, for the fagst Sound
Transportation Company of Olympia,
for The Skacit river trads. After an ex-
periment u vas found that shs did not
possess sufficient power for the Skaatt
route, and vas placed on White river in
command Of Capt. q. II. Parker. On
This route she did not prove profitable,
and for time vas laid up. Soon after
this siwe the WAshin9toa Steamboat
CompayA needed an extra boat. and
they ma an offer OF 5000 for the
Daisy, vhich vas accepted. although
she originally cost tSuu. The Wash
ington Company expended q considers
able sun Of money In citing the Daisy
NJ and have used her as a iobbing boat
. greater portion OF the time. Ga one
occasion she took Ore and came near
being destroyed. bot was saved after
having her upper house badly scorchsd.
hr. Gfsnvold. the engineer. gives 10 as
bis theory that the bSat must have been
ismmed up against the wkArf by tie
sind With snfacient violence to have Q
hote driven IN her boz by q projecting
.lae. a. she allied very rapidly after he
noticed hef listing. Ali hsnas got
ashore. but most of the crew lost every
thing except ~hat they had o. their
backs The Daisy vss valued 81 5000
and vas uninsured.
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NoNs TOO MucH SLvER. The
editor OF this paper has been CUES
toned as TO why he don't prepare an
article on the silver question. The
reason, In short. Is. thai he don't care
20 expose his ignorance on the sub.
ject Other editors are doing that
right along. add he does not care TO
swell the list. What be does know
about silver il. that with all the
alleged excessive coinage Of silver
dollars they are very scarce com.
modify uader two interesting circum.
stances; liIss. when . bill is presented
to be paid; and second, when one
presents . bill for payment. Our
cry Is for mere silver dollars Pacific
Journal.
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Notice to Creditors,

Is PURSUANCE or EoTICI OF u.
Bucklin. Esq.. frOss;s Jadss Of Kissap
county. potice 10 hereby sivsn ali psrvsps
having claims against Daniel Lsngf.fi.v, isss
Of The ooantE Of ktssp. deceased. hat tAsy
are required 70 exhibit the sane. with H.
vouchers thereof. to the Subscriber. adnfnas-
trstrix Of the said deceased, 81 her place Of ~
sidenee In Pors Gamble. Kitssp soaaty, vhAsn
one year from the date herssf
Daitd this I'D dsy Of Novenbsr, i2k
ALMIRA y LoS6FULow,
AdninistrstxiK estate Of Daniel Lsngfsilsw.
no26tx
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township PIlIS

pEING IN RECEIPT OF REGULAR
Land Once. we are prepared 10 furnish
township plats, with entries marked to
date, thereby saving 10 intending settlers
the delay and trouble of sending away
for the same. Pricc. per township. 81.
ANDERSON BROS,
Room 7. Yesier-LeAry block.
p. o box BOZ. ja7
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Notice Of Final PROOF.

November 10. 1873.
- Notice 10 herssy given that yoHX
LlNbERG has nled notice Of isssnsien -
make tBal proof before The Judge o. 10 his
absence. the Clerk Of thu District osurs. a
his once In sesrtls. ". r On fussaay, tbs
Sch day Of January. A. D isss, o. hoyr ssteaf
application No. <ess. for the lots II, II asd ID
Of section u. township n BoFsh. ranss 60,
=. He names ~ witnesses: John Bude Hsnxv
'BranDon, John Y.nk and Thomas Chrisseph@.
all of Sisaghier. ". 7.
JoHN =. oovKY.
soesdeu Register Of the Land o0o>.
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THE PORT ORCHARD sc H o o l.
L house, with the real estate belonging
thereto. Large house, containing three
rooms. with two brick freplaces, Kitchen
and woodheuse. The ten acres or iand Is
splendidly located, at Dyes Inlet over
looking Fort Orchard Bay. Kltsap county;
Good land. One acre cleared, and GOOD
we'll on premises. Clear title.
Steamer Helen runs BY the above prop
erty three times Q week
For terms and particulars apply. on or
ALFRED LARSON,
Mitchell. Kitsap county. care box 50
Seattle. lalS ~
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON MY PREMISEs. IN NORTH
L Seattle. about Dec. sth. q dark roam
mare, abou. IL hands high. branded -"
in Q circle has Q white star in foreh head
other brand not remembered. Also. her
yeAriing horse colt roam. but darker
than mare has small star In forehead
no brand.
Information lea1ins to thar recovery
will be paid for.
ja6 d2w2 C,B. BAGLEY.
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Nsv blcop. NEv Lxya.-rhis ID Oh
tanned By nsinx ffundsr's Hood farS-
Der. fcs sAie svssyvhsrs. 81 per lss-
~. sax TOE o. -
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LOTS FOR SALE.

MICE CLEARED RESIDENCE LOTS
~ in DIR. Kollock's and Haller's adci-
tions. Immediately northeast OF Ninth
and Mill ssrceta for sale cheap. On easy
terna Inquire OF GEO. DORtFE I, ONCE
with G. X Bowman opp. Yeeler-Leary
building or ct residence. northeast OF
LAwtons nursery. des
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1T PAYS

tho INSURE IN THE TRAVELLERS
i OF Hartford. Conn, the best Is well
as the largest Accident Insurance Com
pany in the world HEAD the GLOWING
exam pies Of c aims paid in Seattle by the
Travellers, for accidental death and inju-
ries most Of them well known citisena
You are acquainted with some Of them.
AK their Union of accident insurance
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A GOOD GIRL WHO. IN EXCHANGE
n for her board and lodging, viii stay
in Of nights and take care OF children.
6iri can SO 70 school - well a. not. APP
ply ct this Office lao
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Nor GuTtrr Daring the progress Of
the conspiracy trial 20 evidence vas
hroags, oas calculated TO connect enc
Of The defendants na9ed wainssos,
With the conspiracy, and % motion Of
Mr.. Hsines the Iadss instrastsd q Q
jury 10 return v~riies Of nos gailly As
10 hina. Watch was dcnc. he ncv talks
OF bringing suit against the Cnised
stAt~s TO, injury OF damage 10 bis name
90 repatatioa-
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DOG LOST.

A BROWN SPANIEL PUP. HAD
n bells around neck Finder will be
rewarded BY returning 70 BOWMAN Z
HANFORD. corner Front and Cherry. 90
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For Rent.

4 NEW TwO-SToRY HARD FIN
N ished house Of rooms. with two lots
and outbuilding two blocks north OF Bar-
rel Factory: also, furniture for sale.
Apply TO kOBKRr GoODRURN or w.
III. sHUCDv. Commercial street reyt
door 70 W. ID. SCOTS building. de@ 10
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A WIFE WANTED.

DYA ADV. INDUSTRIOUS
- young man Q young woman from 10
to I'll, used 10 homework, preferred. Ad
dress Husband care PssT-lNTELLI-
axyren. seaftle. ia3dw3x
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For Sale.

THE STEAM TUG 8. l. NASTICK.
i well found In tackle and apparel. For
particulars apply to MOORE q SMITH.
Port Discovery.
Jas MOORE & SMITH.
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n A r. RE d.

WATSON CooMBs-In this city. at the
re,id OF The brides parenIs. Jan. IA
by Rev John Y. Damon. Jas II. Wat
son and Louisa H., daughter Of Samuel
y. Coomts.
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COUNTY
TreaSurer'S Notice.

THR TREAS RKR OF KING
county, w. T.. will Pay. on presenta-'
ton, all Outstanding warrants drawn on
the County Fund OF said county bearing
dates prior 10 and including No. an. OF
June term. 1854. No interest," viii be al
lowed on said warrants afses Ii o date.
GEO. II. HILL.
Tr asa er.
Ones of County Treasurer. seattle.
January II lSsa jai2siSz&
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BUY 1T, TRY 1T.
Flour
nol7 Is THE BRsT.
4 CHILD Can run IT.


IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KIT
! sap county. Washington Territory,
In the matter of the estate Of Daniel
Mcdonald. deceased
In pursuance of an order Of Nathan
Bucklin. ESQ, Probate Judge Of Kitsap
county. notice 10 hereby given to all per-
sons having claims sgaiast the estate Of
deceased, that they are required to 81.
hibit the same. with the necessary vouch
ers thereof. under oath. 70 the subscriber.
administrator Of said estate. ct his place
OF residence In Port BiAkely, Kitsap
county. W. T., within one year from the
date OF the nrst publication OF this notice.
Dated the 10Th day Of December. iss5-
MALCOLM MCDONALD.
Admin 's.rator Of the estate Of Daniel
Mcdonald. deceased. deiO ,w
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HAVEN SEEDS.

A CCLIMATED AND IMPORTED
a GAR ORN SEEDS.
Send for price list to J. w. DORR Lyn-
den. Wash. TER. ja7dw
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Sick headache, habiiuai costivenoss,
pains IN back and limbs. loss Of appetite.
bad breath and taste in the mouth, etc.,
enfireIy en- rod nv tina n "a NJ
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NOTICE.

7 WILL LEAVE ALL OF MY BUsI-
Il ness with Capt. n. p. Grc9g. to receive
money md 70 ssst2e I'll hills and scoounsa,
no0 l. c. whIfFukD. n. d.
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WANTED.

DY THRKE ADULTS SMALL FUR,
ID nlshet house. or rooms furnished for
Housekeeping: Immediately. Addren
or call 90 GE0. w. CRAM
tee0 kRptoymsnx Bureau.
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Total payments by Travellers sli,is2 %
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agents. Buffers Build
ing oppesits Occidental Hotel
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Situation Wanted.

DY A GERMAN WOMAN. TO DO
ID general Homework. Apply to r.
s. 81 James Hotel. second street. Is
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Ladies', do not be hunbug-
ged any longer. We oner
no Inducement but good
Goods, and guarantee q bet
ter article for the same
money than can be purehas-
ed else v here in the city. Our
Conees are roasted every
day, ard our Teas are care
fully selected and sold cheap
or than what is asked for an
inferior article.
People In the ooud(fy can save money
By sending for samples and price lists OF
Teas, CofYees and Spices.
HUGHES a M1LLEk,
Importers Of Teas and Roasters OF nae
Cof,eea. sa3 Front street JAZZ
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GEO. w. CRANE,

Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets. Seattle. DIV
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House to Let.

GIVEN ROOMS, SITUATE CORNER
- Of Fifth and University stFsets In
quiIe OF .deSil q. s JONES
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WANTED.

DoSrTIoN. BY YOUNG NAN, TO
il WORK in ssorr. o. do any kiad Of worn;
fer small wages Addre.s "a. 4 H.,
pcssofsice dan
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tsSains.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A GOOD GIRL. IL YEARS OF AGE
n or over. can find q good home aud
clothes, In exchange for helping In a
family Of two. Address p. D. BOX 579.
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The Arabella was built In Quebec in 1874
and is 729 tons register. Her
dimensions are: