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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-04
Additional Local on 9Th PAGE.

Try some Of the Yakima potatoes, for
sale by J. A. Hatfield.
Comforters Chester Cieary.
Price our new plushes. Cleary.
Fancy suspenders for Christmas. Display
next Saturday evening TOklas, singer
nan & CO.
Umbrellas for Christmas Grand display
next saturday evening. Tokias, singer
man & Co.
Blankets. Chester Clcary.
Napkins Chester Cieary.
ComfoFters Chester Clcary.
New cloaks Chester Cleary.
New dress goods Chester Cleary.
lace curtain nets: big sale. cleary.
Plush sale. Chester Clcary.
grand display Of Christmas goods ES'
hihliion next Saturday evening foktas,
hingerman & Co,
Ribbons. Chester Cleary.
Big sale OF dress goods. Chester cieary.
Eastern cash prices; cioaks. Cleay.
Ribbons Chester Cieary.
Lsces. chester Cloary.
SAtlns. Chester Ctary.
sc shear lawn embroidered handkeE-
chiefs. Chester CleAry.
Brewery for sac, Crawford 4 Conover
Dunlap hats, silk and felt Grand dis
play next Saturday evening. ToklAs'
singermAu 4 co.
Fancy silk display next Saturday even
Ing. TOslss, Sipgerman Co
Come saa see cur display next saturday
event ag- Toklss, siBgerua an & Go.
Display of Christmas goods next sAtar-
day evening roklas, singermsn Co,
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Alki. OF San Francisco.
sailed Sunday morning for Portland.
Or. with 1000 tons of Franklin coal.
The steamer Walla Walla brought
from San Francisco the following pas
sengers. Seattle. % cabin and 81 steer
ace; Tacoma, II cabin and s steerage ;
Port Townsend, 6 cabin; Victoria. b.
c.. 10 cabin and Z steerage. Her Seat
tie freight amounted to i5il1 tons gem
eral merchandise.
The tug Rainier is on the Colman
dock for repairs She will receive a
general oyerhauling. in which new
wheel, new brass sleeve on the stern
gearing. and new crank pin will be
placed. Her pumps, also, will be reno
waited
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"sMITH's'' NAME Is swAYNE.
The Bullet Is Not Yet Extracted from,
His Leg.

The fugitive prisoner, shot in the
leg by Officer Hanna, Saturday night,
had his wound dressed by Drs.
Holmes and Shaw. IL appears that
through a Misunderstanding On the
part of the police officer who conveyed
the injured man 10 the hospital. med
ical assistance was not procured earlier,
owing TO negligence in not telephoning
the duly appointed medical officer OF
the hospital, Dr. Esgleson. The bull
let has not yet been extracted from
The leg. and unless Inflammation su~
pervenes the wound is not dangerous.
ltis not known as yet whether both
bones of the leg are broken or that
only one of them, the tibia, Is shat
tered.
The man, who originally gave his
name rs Smith, Is properly called
Swayne, and from all that can be
learned has much OF the genus
tough" in his makeup.
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ATTRACTED TO PUGET SOUND.
Many People Lssking n This Di-

ATTRACTED TO PUGET Sound.
masy People Lssking n This Di-
rccsiea-
Mr. C. p Stone. OF Seattle, who has
been making tuo-months' visit 70
the Eastern states. wrote q letter 70
this Office from Chicago, under date o.
Nov. D. in the course Of which he
says:
Il shall start 70 Seattle Deccmbe.
5th. and with me viii 20 eight or ten
people representing three or four fam
lies, all with means and influence
With q view OF making Sea tie their
fnt1re home. l met Captain Roeder,
OF Bellingh4m BAY. Yesterday. at Yer
million, Ohio He VIII start for home
about the 18th OF December. Although
good Democrat, he is nightly
pleased with the election results. as be
believes in protection and desires the
admission Of Washington into the
Union OF states.
Frank Matthias is staying n few
weeks in Chicago bat will soon 30 10
New Orleans to spend the winter. He
now claims Pennsylvania for his home.
bat IAas Fistt Tue AGAlC Quasi ali1l44St
year.
In the last three months | have
travelled over the whole country north
Of Mason & Dixon's line, and from
what have seen and heard, am sure
the travel to Washington territory
another season win be double what il
has been any two years previous. Near
ly everyone seems 10 have taken sud
den interest in the Puget Sound coun-
try. and nearly all desire TO visit il,
either for pleasure or to settle perma-
nently.
am invited 10 different residences
nearly every evening to meet neigh
bors and friends in the respective To-
calities, who assemble sometimes fill
ing the house) for the purpose of gain-
ing reliable information in regard TO
the northwest. Nearly all OF them
eyince the greatest desire to visit and
locate in that promising country, and
to have a hand in developing its bound
less resources. Yours. etc,
C. p. STONE.
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All Chronic. Nervous and speciai
pi.sa.e. sktItfully Treated.

DIR, X "a. johnson, who recently spent
eight months In the principal hosp.ts
aud l. aiding medical institutions OF New
Work CIV investigating the most recent
discoveries Ia medicine AMI saryerv. nav
ing resumed prRetlee IN seSuis' DIT
n.red Ia treat ali classes Of chronic
msladles, such a. liver complaint, dss-
pep,ia. rheumstisin. ali affections OF the
tidneys. heart and lungs, all ssiB and
blood diseases. all ailments STisims trem
a weakened nervous system, al reefs.
diseases. all geniio urinary diseases ano
Al diseases psf-atiaF Ia womeD, AcCngIins
10 the latest aud most narrowed methods
Consultation free Charges moderate.
oMce, rooms 50 aud 90, New rcsler beck
A{lt strsset
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UNION OFFICERS. 80 Seattle Typo
graphical Union No. 80, at its regular
meeting Sunday afternoon, elected the
following officers, to serve for the
ensuing regular term OF six months;
President. Geo. higgins; yice-presi-
dent, Frank Walsh; secretary and
treasurer, A. II. Blain; recording
secretary, f. G. Beard board OF diree,,
tors, Chas. X. Carroll, w. Miller and
Sd Roland; Sergcant-at-arms. L. Is.
Vail. Messrs. Carroll, Middleton, e.
Prosch and Espey were chosen the
regular standing committee TO consult
with the Central Labor Union.
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MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.

Furniture and low lease for two years of
good fourteen room lodging house for sl4o0
We have the best investment for $1,000
in rent aging property in the city.
Two choice building lots in Burke's Sec
ond addition for $500 each.
Si all farm or garden tract OF 10 acres oil
water front, Lake Washington, improved
and on county road, for 1000.
Brewery for sale, good water and good
location, $3.50.
Tannery with latest improved machinery,
two acres of improved land, splendid or
chard, fine ten-r0om, hard finished resi-
deBee. a barn, and a perpetual deed to
magnificent waterpower. Tannery is on
line of railroad and on salt water. and is in
successful operation. Price. 1900; part
cash. Water power is worth this.
For anything in this list or anything you
may want go to
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ASoTfiER DIBECToRY.-The public
will be pleased 10 learn that R. l.. Polk
& Co. are about to issue an exclusive
directory of Seattle and King county.
The compilation of directories having
been their sole business for the past
twenty years, they are enabled TO en-
plov competent and experienced men
continuously. and include among their
publications directories of Minneapo-
iis. st. Paul, Duluth, Detroit, Grand
Rapids, Toronto, Indianapolis, Allan
tn, and Portland, Or. Their patrons
take no risk OF having delivered to
them inaccurate and unsatisfactory
works. The printing and binding will
all be done in this city. The liberal
patronage already secured from the
representative firms of the city is am
Pile assurance that the publishers en-
JOY the confidence OF the business cont
munity. and that their directory will
be all that it is represented to be-
complete in its information, hand
SONNY printed and bound in cloth, a
credit TO the city, and valuable ad
vertisement through its circulation
abroad. The public would do well 10
see that their order bears the name OF
X. l.. Polk & Co.
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INTO NEW QUARTERS.
The Postotsice Finally Removes to
the Boston Block.

The work of removal of the postofhce
into the new quarters in the Boston
block began yesterday afternoon and
was finished early this morning. The
change was intended some time since,
but has been delayed by additional
improvements in the new furniture
and appliances.
1t is not likely that mail can be dis
tributed from the new quarters before
10 this morning.
Postmaster Lyon requests all who
wish their mail TO have patience and
il will be given them in time.
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Third Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED BY TIE CITY
Council in the district created by Or
diuaace No. go. "a provide for the grazing
of Third street. from Virginia to Depot
street and constructing sidewalks on ooih
sides thereof. is now due aud payable -
The Office of the city treasurer. All taxes
not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the first publication Of this notice VIII
BE- declared delinquent. penalty OF Per
cent added. and interest AZ the rate OF 10
per cent charged.
W. r FORREST. City Clerf.
Ffns publication of this notice, NOV q
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Great sale. table linens. Clesry.
Sale Of hosiery. Chester Clesry.
New trimmings. Chester Clesry.
Price cur flannels. Chester Clears.
81. selsndid white spread. Cleary-
WOODEN hosiery. Chester Cieary.
shaWl. Chester Clesry.
Towels Chester CleAry.
We are headquarters for everything IN
Christmas goods. 4 grsnd display next
saturday. Toklss. siagerfnss & Co
Two carloads q those celebrated Iakiua
potatoes At J. A. Haineld's.
RexSs Blood Purifier, Begcs Cherry
tapgh svrap. Beegs Tropical Oil. Beggs
liver Pills, Bcggs German Salye, aud
Rerrs Celebrated Remedies for sale aud
warranted by Hsshrouck & Co, BArues a
Co. pubbs & son, aud Sompsion Co,
No Christmas present coald be more &C
eeptable than . Kiosk camera See tuem
Al stewart 4 Holmes Drug Cos
gsss wanted foT pres rooan, PssT iSIEL'
IIGExCEE effioc.
kodak cameras =, sievar. & Holmes
ntNahapsa EAyfnyt1
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We make specially of this line OF bust
ness and have improved and unimproved
farms for sale, including several especial
bargains near Seattle. We recommend
particularly an eighty acre unimproved
tract OF hne beaver-dam and maple
bottom at s220o; forty acres at half the
price: first-class, partially improved 100
acre farm, with buildings, etc, for 5000.
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Real lace handkerchief display neHs
Saturday evening. TOkias- aluserHSn
4 Co.
The paperiug in Graham 4 pAnlion'
new stone in toe Boston Block Is Attracting
mach attention. IL l. lne ~ors OF art
All parties desiring nne pspesins. eithsf IN
liucrusfa. walton or Japsnsse leather.
shoald call aud Get their prices
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In One Grand Concert.

The above artists are the very cream
of the cultured city OF Boston's protes-
sional musical talent
Box sheet opens, for subscribers
only, Monday morning at 9 O'Clock, at
the Seattle Pharmacy, corner Front
and Marion streets. After Monday
the box sheet will be open % the pub
lie generally. same place. Tickets, in
GLIDING reserved seats. 81 30.
General admission at the door on
the night of the concert, down stairs,
81, gallery, 50 cents.
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ACRES At GREEN LAKE.

Twenty acres of choice water front on
Green Lake, as desirable as anything on
the lake, at $50. Look into this. We have
Is acres very near the take et $40 per acre.
These are the two greatest bargains in that
vicinity
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TOElAs, NAeERMAn { Co,
Front and Columbia SITS.
Clothing Dept.

To those looking for good. reiSAhl
suit Of clothes, an evereoat, or an odd
pair of pants, made by CUSTOM
TAILoRs, of frst-elass material, With
lining and trimmings to match. we
respectfully invite to call upon Us.
We dislike newspaper blowing
None more so. But We can Faithfully
say that no house on the Pacific Coast
carries LARGER or finer selected stock
Of Mems, Youths, Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing than We do, and our
prices We guarantee TO he she lowest
For a good-ftting, all wool Cassi-
mer Sack Suit you pay SIS. This for .
reliable business suit We call post rea-
sonahle; and from that price up to SIS
We can give you yoar choice of over
40 different lines. AT SIC per sui, We
sell a silk-mixed all wool worsted
lined with silk serge. any size from ~
to AZ chest. and as natty and stylish
a suit as any one wants. For the
same price Black Diagonal worstcd
All Wool Sack Suit = cutaway Suits
of the same goods 81 higher. We
could fill the paper with prices, but il
would only tire you to read them all
and puzzle you to remember. Cali on
us and you will be politely shown our
stock.
Our Boys and Children's stock is
now very complete, and We would
like to show them to the ladies' This
department is on the second floor,
reached by an elevator A comfort
able large room. with plenty Of light
and the lowest prices
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SPECIAL
M
Gentlenel's Furnishing Goods

Mems Merino Striped Shirts and
Drawers, winter weight, Soc. Mems
Moleskin overshirts, Soc. Mems Fan
cy French Pereale Shirts, collars and
1 pair cuffs, 75c and ST. These goods
are fast oolors and good style. Mems
English Nerino Half Hose, 25c. Mems
Natural Wool Mixed, pairssi. Mems
Natural Wool Sanitary silk, 5Oc. Over
500 different patterns in Mems tine
Silk, Satin lined, Scarfs, CSC. Ask for
the Arlington, the latest Scarf. In
Mems Underwear the stock reprercnu
4
Keeler's handmade Derby Underwear,
natural eamel's hair, Australian wool.
lambs wool, natural wool spliced seat.
Gents saxony wool shirt and drawers.
Gents Cashmere shirts and drawers,
Gents Merino shirts and drawers.
Gents Balbriggan shirts and drawers
We represent the LirEenin Mills in
Derbo striped cameps hair shirts and
drawers. plain csmel's hair shirts and
drawers, Scarlet wool double seat
drawers, gray Scotch wool double seat
drawers, swits Condo nonshrinking
shirt. and drawers in plain, fancy and
striped. DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary Wooden
| System Company underwear for la
dies. children aud men also night
shirts and overshirts T.. T. 4 Co. are
sole agents for Seattle, W. T Special
5 attention to mail orders
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Forty acres Of choice land on the north
side OF Lake Union for $50 an acre. II ad-
joins land for which 500 aa acre has been
refused. II lays with gentle slope toward
the lake and o CROOKS the lake and
the city. II woald sell readily now in lots
and would make q splendid addition.
Forty acres. little further away, at $l25
an acre. IL lays well aud is very cheap.
FfVe-aerp fFaefs AZ a 81 sn aera
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OPPOSITE KIRKLAND.

Twenty acres near Lake Washington, op-
posite Kirkland, on the county road and
the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern railway,
at sl0o per acre. We recommend it as a
IA -paiu
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BLACK GOODS.

Piiestly silk Warp Henriettas. This
is the strongest thing We or any mer-
chant have to offer in Black Dress
Goods. They are made in two shades.
They never vary in quality or color.
They never turn brown or pull in the
seams. We warrant every yard, and
IL not as represented we refund the
money See that you buy Priestley's.
Their trademark is vanished boards
with Priestly's name on end oil board
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Table Linens.

A tour through our Linen Depart
ment viii reveal genuine bargains.
We consider a handsome table set Of
Linens as acceptable 4 present as can
he offered for a Christmas gift.
q fine Fringed Table Cloths, ~
wards long, with Napkin. to match.
ulaip and oolored borders, new de-
signs. at $50.
Twelve fine Lunch Sets Table Cloths,
4 and ~ yards long, with Napkins
and DoyHes to match, from sic to IS
set
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No LONGER A TEAcHER.-Mr. /. p.
Rich, school superintendent of King
county. arrived in the city Sunday
from Newcastle Mr.. Rich resigned
his position as principal of the New
castle high school on October -. and
now devotes his entire attention to
experimenting the schools in the
county. Examination of teachers has
begun and this occupies most of his
time at present. Dir. Orville Moore,
formerly of Renton, succeeds Mr..
Rich as principal of the Newcastle
school, and Miss Emily Esworth has
charge of the primary department.
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e. ANTHONY.
PRACTICAL B00kBlNDER,

DAPxR RULER, BLANK BOOK MANI
L iacturer. Prices lower taan san frAl,
cisco. County orders solicited Fryst
OperA Rlock. rooms 9 srs ID
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ACRES At KIRKLAND.

Ono hundred and hfty-four acres very
near Kirkland at 500 per acre. Investigate
and see II this 10 not half cheaper than any.
thing in the vicinity.
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SMALL FARM.
EARN LANDS.

Ten acres. with orchard, good buildings,
some stock and everything ready for Hv-
ing; near the bay; $iSoo.
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Art Embroidery
DEPARTMENT.

An elegant line Of Trimmed Baskets
Fancy Scrap Baskets, Broom Holders
Papcr Racks. Fancy Jewel Cases and
the latest novelties for holiday gifts
A large assortment Of all kinds o.
materials for Art Embroidery.
Lessons given and stamping done.
The system OF selling every article
at a small profit. but of thoroughly
reliable quality. is ruling principle Of
this ara.
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on THE CABLE R0iDS
CRiNFORD'S ADDITION.
ACRES FOR PLATING.

Only very few lots remain of the 6rsi
20 which We are going TO sell In this add
ton befare ARRANGING nriees
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Total
10000

And this represents only the people
with capital who have made inquiries
OF this particular firm. Fisher 81 Clark
have all the names and addresses and
will be pleased to give them to any.
body who has the least doubt left oil
the urgent necessity for new build,
ings.
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Silk Handkerchief
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Buy Now and Get the Cream OF
Our Assortment.

Ladies intending TO purchase Silk
Handkdchiefs for the holidays will
find it to their advantage to make
their selections now, as the variety
will not last long, and they cannot be
obtained later on.
We hove them in 100 or more styles,
ranging in price from &c to $3.50.
In Linen Handkerchiefs as usual We
take the lead by large majority. We
have Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs
as low as 25c dozen. We show them
also at Csc dozen and soc dozen.
In Embroidered Irish goods we can
please the most fastidious from CSC
each to Sc.
An elegant assortment in Real
Duchess Point from 1926 each to SIS.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-04

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-04

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