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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-27
CHEAP SERVICE Er cAEs.


Col ]. Theodore Gurrsy Of Eost.sa the
manufacturer OF caEs. has been in tho ri,v
several days. and yesterday eonesud-d
regulations with the Seattle Transfer
Company, b. which the latter win essab-
nsh his cab service IN this city. re
transfer Company have ORDERED as carr.
piste a. onftit IN all detaiIs a an, estx n,
The country hSx- The Carey e.a, i !.
model Of beauty and strength and for ess-
aIsng cannot be e1ceised by tae mot
oeleafe rhetcn- The body 81 mase
o. tae NEST stsel. which receives a hixb--
po1sn Of raint than can possibly be r,sas..
On WOOL and - Of q bea&sare sine eoIssr
ornamented with gold trimming. The IN.
. s o. TIE s<-iy IL supplied xith ssar.
with French ensessea plush. fbe esars
wnien are double. move by al anton sisss
hiHges controlled By the driver. ard tae
WINDOW comm n1feztinx With IL driver
from the top IL 70 arranged a. 70 r-ryxtf
me awkwaraness always fDund Il. o;nrr
pubic vehicles, being hung on q noveI in
proved spring. handled AZ viii. ne net
1essnt Of the cab q 40 pounds and 10 coz
cedef 10 be the ligbsest street rsnssrugrr
coach Of its strength ia the word
what will interest the public most IN re-
gas1 70 these cabs. Is the fact that they
VII furnish TRANSFORMATION a. cheap rates
Inc estg VIII be disig1cted. and fares Will
Dc grated according 20 the distance ire.
xersed. An ordinary fare sill be = cents.
ave tickets for 81 Charges for cab hire bv
sae noar viii Dc aAsut half OF present rates
Tor carriages. With light vehicles. the
sslne occupied In trips viii be shorter than
y csn Be With heavy carriages. The first
tnipTasnt Of cabs will be received here IN
about two months.
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FUNDS for the New Buslafng-Attrne-
tive Lecture Course
Secretary Carser. of the Y. NC A. said
last night thas $40 had already been col
lse-ed toward pzssfng Ep the x4a.ere Y. NJ.
e A. oziistng vhirh Il is proposed 70 erect
upon the lot pzrekasez BY tn. young men
CT safs city On the West side Of Frsar
street. between Tuioa aad Pike streets
Two thousand dollars hare been pledged,
10 BE realized whenevcr the 7. NJ C.. A.
sncceeds IN securing q subscription Of
Soo- The architecture OF TIE building
VIII se decided upoz The selection Of the
architects Plans The z-ehitecs is 70
maze rs Plans according 10 the need Of
tae ioezi Z. n ?. A. that Is. - - 20 PRO-
EoT1rT. re111ns room. Auditorium etc II
Il proposed 70 have 3 library Of over lo.fes
velEzies
.sext Friday eveninz Dr.. I. D. Dover viii
deliver lecture Epon the Mistakes of
Robert G. Ingersoil.. and the following
evening" on Miracles" The Subsequent
lecture course VII be. Decem5 Il. S-iah
w. Brown, Of California. On some subseri
vet 70 n-e announced, and January IL. Is-s,
aozS Z Ho1ghso3- late Of the Re1psfh Ly-
eeslsEs On John Jainama1 81 Home. or. q
Glimpse al the Fsowery EiRgdon-~ ON
February Is the Iail2Sy concert viii BE
given under the management Of Miss Clay
son Mr. Carter feels assured of making
TIE star lecture course success The pro
gram me for he member eog-se. com
Eleneing December :. Il to be.
DcceEn ses Lecture, Clogs ana spurs. .
Rev. Dr.. Pomeroy.
December H-AeEbers' uenthiy recep-
ton.
January 4. ISs9-Leetare. Liberty and
Lar" Trustsa p Dyer
January 25-LeesGre, Heroes" ex-e;ov.
Z p Ferry
February members monthly recep-
ton.
February s-Leetare. Politics and Pa
sfiUfisn :" J. T. Ronald
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The ship Levi G. Burgess went under the
bunkers yesterday 20 load Cedar Mountain
coal.
The bark Oakland arrived yesterday
afternoon from san Francisco with 800
tons OF general merchandise.
The repairs ON the tug Mastlek. " hich
has been lying at Colman's wharf for
number of weeks, will be finished next
week.
The bark Eisinors, Capt simonson. ar
rived Saturday night from San Fraucisco
with 80 tons general merchandise, iuclud-
ing 100 cases giant powder.
The ship Geo r. Manson. Capt Adams,
came into port early Sunday morning from
san Francisco aud after diseharging ballast.
will so under the bunkers to losd Black
Diamond coal
The steamer Wilmington arrived from
Nanaimo sunday evening and tailed for
Sap Francisco yesterday morning with 20
cabin and "a steerage passengers Her
cargo. amounting tn 80 tons, consisted OF
so tons coal. 40 dry hides ard q ssns
miscellaneous freight
The steamer Umatilia. from san Fan
cisco. arrived In port yesterday evening a.
o clock. She left san Francisco with 81
cabin passengers aud 30 steerage. Her
cargo comprised las tons aud was con
signed as follows. Seattle, 656 tons: Ia
coma, 45i tons. Port Townsend. Ice tons.
Victoria. Il. C., ls3 tons, Vancouver, b. C.,
IL tons
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Once Yesterday.

once Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /,
1858, 70 date are 81, 9o5. i63 e5. There were
fled for record yesterday Il deeds. the
considerations aggregatiaz s3o,9a6 60, an
average of sls22 Following Is the list AZ
furnish ed by Wood & Osborne, sbsiraetors
OF title:
l.. II. Griffith to p 5. Dewolf, lots 4. S, s,
7, 5 and =, blk 4, and lots 4, ;, 6. :, 5 and
9, blk %. Edes & Knights add $3.50.
Z. Blewett 10 l.. J. Landon, lot 5, blk "A.
Denny & Hoyt's add. 500.
ID. Norris to Z, sanders, blk 40, Laws I'd
add, Sls So
r.. 7. Daniels to W. and II. L. spie.eke.
i25 IT front on Morreil street. 45.7s It on
Tenth street and -. 43 on alley, blk 30, heirs
of ). A. Bells second add. $500.
o. J. stewart 20 w. and N. l. fpieseke,
same description as above, 81.
J. Lssry to A. Snyder, und SIS of nell of
mel. sec 10, tp .. r3e. 81,
In. Edwards 10 J. Hetheringtou, lots
lis and III. Dwighf's add. sZ75.
II. ". scott to J. A. Tatro, lots IL and u,
blk Is, Northern add, $3.50.
II. White TO II. &erz- lots and 2, blk Z.
White 1 N4nniug's add TO West Seattle,
$50.
c. H. Kittinger to R Myers. lots and 4
and Ell lots and S. blk 6, Burke's "a add,
sls-5
J Frank 10 c. Kakeldy, lot ?, blk IS. d.
I. Dsnny's Park add, $3.50,
=. Bleuett TO H. z. Sfamer, lots IL. Is and
"a. block n. Denny & Hoyt's add, $3.50
West Seat Ie Land and improvement
Company to Ada A. sprague, lot }. blk II,
LIST plat West Seattle Land aud improve
meat Company. $40.
J. II. Renzstorf to J. Lynch and J. Fl.
Shields, lots 6, :, 5 and ?, blk 5. and lots
/ and ?. blk 4. RengstorE ada, $3.50.
". H. Ilewcliyn 70 j. Samuel Brown, lots
liz. 5. :, ) and 9. blk IL: lots :. :, 3. IL and
II, blk "A; lots /. ., T. and 8, blk SO. lots 4,
l., blk Is; lots 4. ). 9, Z. and 9, blk Is: lots
4, 5. {, 10. IL aud Il, blk e.; blk IS, blk 50,
all in BErke's I'd add 70 city Of Seattle,
SIS, co
H White TO J. c. BEanharn. lots Al and
a., blk 5. white & Msnning's add TO West
Seattle. $50
c. C. Caikins 10 ". X. Thornell, ell swI.
nwi sec 81, tP 26 n. % e, $500.
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THE NEW LAND REGISTER.
John II. Baird Arrives to Succeed
John y. Ostrander.

Mr. John b. Baird, the new register for
the United States land Office for this dis
trict, arrived in this city sunday and regis
tered al the Occidental Mr.. Baird halls
from Georgia. where he was born So years
ago, In Columbus. He Is by occupation an
attoruey-at-law and a civil engineer. and
his appearance would indicate that he is
fully qualified to Ill the rather oserous
duties 10 which he has been appointed.
Mr. Baird was selected for the register
ship some time since. bat Illness and other
good reasons, contained in letter pub
ished In the Posi- ISTELLIcRScER. csused
the delay in his arrival He stated last
night 10 a reporter that for the past three
years he has been making his arrange
meuts 10 remove 20 Seattle, and should
have come TO locate In 4 short time with
aat the appointment as register. II IL his
Intention to remain here and engage In
the practice OF law after his term OF odiee
expires. Mrs. Baird aud family are visit
Ing her mother in Alabama, and viii FOL
low Mr. Baird In the course Of a few weeks
john Y Ostrauder, whom Mr.. Baird sac-
eeeds. resigned last spring. but has been
actiug in the capacity Of register pending
The arrival Of his successor IL Il under
stood that he viii form copartnership
with bis chief clerk, J. W tircgory, fer the
practice OF law
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FRYE's OREEA HorsE. Thursday night,
Seattle Is to be treated to the varied, arts
tic performance given by John Jack and
Annie Firmin. The Nashville American
says:
As Juliet Miss FirInin rises TO point so
great as to make criticism wortb while.
The quiet interest and strong grasp of her
acting IN the potion scene. proved her an
artist she read In . suppressed tone of
voice until the moment of dnaI decision
takes possession and holds the yacilIafipg
girl in lie sway IL was BEAUTIFUL piece
OF work, done without reference 20 others
methods- In face. figure, and taste in
dressing. Miss Firmin il entirely character
istic in the part Again in the tomb
scene, the talent Of this interesting artisse
came out in strong relief saperbly was
the moment Of sudden realization that she
had awakened but 10 see death in her low
er's face, reached and gone over The pa
thetlc tone of deep agony, fear OF ell her
surroundings. and the overpowering deter
minaton to be only Romeo's in life or
death, Were evidences OF a genuine artist.
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PERTAINING To ESTATES.
Several Administrations Appointed
Yesterday by the Probate Judge.


Probate Jadge Rochester commenced a
two-weeks' term Of court esterday.
N. Keith Jones was appointed admins
traitor, under 5000 bonds. of the estate OF
The late chief justice, T. A. Jones.
other appointments OF administrators
were made, as follows Estate OF W, u.
Abbott, G. r. Abbott, administrator, uudes
tlSeo bonds; aud estate of Alex. Z. Young,
", A. Hardy, administrator, also under
=, d.. 1. 7. Minor. guardian % Miss Alfredo
walker Of New York. was empowered to
sci her estate IN this Cits a. follows The
y OF the sc 81 section 80. and the !
OF TIE nv i. of section ~, township = n,
range 4. comprising 16o acres.
In the estate Of u. J. Mclaughlin. an OF
ger OF istFioution was made placing the
property in the hands Of Mrs. MCLAUGHLIN
=. The will OF the laie John Brygger wSS
nied for probate, ard part Of proof viii be
taken today. IL will b. necessary 20 seud
aeomulsston "a luterrlgSic Judge Lewis.
Sae OF the witnesses 10 the will, " hc is now
"a san Francisco. The BgyEger estate ia
eiaaeS some very valuable property IN this
siy. MT hrvgger Was offered Sco.O0S for
0ne piece, last summer. aud refused 10 sell.
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kPPEALED TO THE COURTS.


Attorney General Meicalfe has received
notice from the peniieptiary commission
that they VIII apply TO the courts for writ
OF mandate 10 compel the payment Of
their salaries dHs for the last qRarter. The
object of this Is to pat 70 test the question
of payment OF their salaries
Some weeks ago Nj. Metcalfe had tie
matter submitted 70 him, and his opinion
was that the set passed by the Legislature
February : repealed, By implication that
passed February J. The latter act made
their salaries t6o per aanun aud 81 per
DAY for travelling expenses, and the former
q subsequent act Of course, nxsd their
compensation al 81 per day and travelling
expenses, that is. while liz actual service
According to Mr.. Metealfe's opinion they
would be unable 10 draw their salaries as
formerly so the application for writ OF
the eoIirts
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81: splendid white spread. cleary.

Brewery for sale. Crawford & Conover.
Boys Clothing on third floor. Take the
elevator. Toklas, Singerman & Co.
Art embroidery rooms opened. Fancy
embroidery taught Toklas. Slngerman 4
Co.
Fine millinery by express; some very
choice patterns will be shown Monday
morning. Toklas, Singerman / Co.
Ladies' silk embroidered handkerchiefs
for Christmas presents; our stock is with
ogt parallel. Toklas. singerman & Co.
The Pacific Coast Detective Agency have
their Office on Front street, Union block,
where they are prepared to handle civil
aud criminal business
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TiSygRY FOR SALE.

Taanery, with latest improved machinery,
two acres OF improved land, splendid or
ehard, fne ten-reom, hard finished resi-
deuee, barn, and q perpetual deed to
magnificent water power. Tannery is on
line of railroad and on salt water. aud is in
successful operation. Price, 5000; part
cash. House is worth this. Owner must
sell on account of his wife's health
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STRUCK BY LOCOMOTIVE Ryan,
a labeser, who had been looking Hpon the
cup which cheers aud also intoxicates,
was struck by the Tacoma train sund ay
night. and nearly killed. Ryan was on the
railroad track about mile south OF town
with a companion. He Was sitting down
on the ties, aud when the train came along,
attempted TO rise. He was struck IN the
side when about half way 10 his feet. and
knocked head over heels into the dark
ness. The train came along u the depot,
and handear was dispatched Pack to the
scene OF the occurrence, and RYAN was
picked up in an insensihle condition,
brought in and conveyed 10 Providence
hospital, where he is now getting along all
right Ryan's companion az the time of
the accident disappeared.
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NEARLY CONTESTED The new wharf
being constructed by the Ellioti Bay Bridge
aud Pile Company for Afr. George Hall in
North Seattle az the foot of Wall street Is
approaching completion. The wharf Is
l20xiso feet aud VIII be used by the Pacific
Manufacturing Company in connection
with the lumber yard and sash and door
factory which It proposes 10 operate. The
work OF construction has been seriously de
layed by the lack OF lumber. but the need
has been filled and the work Is practically
finished. The same construction company
have been building the wharf for Louch &
johnson near the foot OF 7 Ike street, The
proposed buildings for the curing of hams.
halihut and various varieties OF fsh will be
erected thereon.
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Leneh sets, plain and fancy eoio-s win
scagAins - match. suitable and useful for
NHf's'lass GIFTS. Tokias, siugcrmAn 4 Co
Noolen hosiery. Chester Cleary.
Oeateheri gloves Chester Cleary
Bic sale Of dress Goods. Chester Cleary
we arc the only ssorc IN this city that
81. nc genuine Dunlap & Cas- hsfs
- - sun s.. livery hat confofmcd and
HeaSa free. Tokias, sinserman & Co.
Eastern casa prices; eioakS Clsary.
~ w VIII now pa, on holiday attire ia
a. department sgrAni display 81 boli.
1~s goods. Texas, siEgcrmsn s Co.
,rsss ss wanted FOR pyess-room, Posr-TSrEL-
to 1st ssgessm@king paslors are OF the
man 4 Go,
=, " billions saneing school FRIDAYS
N, Juvenile class SATURDAYS AZ
m al Turner ball
VII, sos sisa 10 speud a Pleasant horr.
ma = an department. Ioklas. singer
t1tWfFH FRY feP nissk.-a F..s..f.
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A CocxeILakS's OPINION. Judge
Burke's structures upon the action Of the
council in granting the cable road its al
,iitioual franchis, were rather severe" re-
marked prominent member of the csnn-
eli to a reporter yesterday. "lt Is my
opinion that Il is slightly unhccoming for
the seattle street-raiiway officers TO criti-
else the council for doing 70 others exactly
what Il has done for them. The coHncil
has granted 10 the street railway fran
chises on more streets than II has 20 any
other company. and IL has been very
lenient about the endorsements OF the
conditions OF the franchises can't see
that our action Friday hight has inter
fered with their rights in any respect"
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MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS
lots A. from 500 to ,lOoo

Building lots az from 500 to 5000
Desirable residences at from $500 10
5000. We have special bargain in a
house and lot, centrally located, for s24oo;
half cash
We have the best investment for SO 900
in rent paying property in the city.
Two choice building lots in Burke's Sec
ond addition for $500 each.
THE FINEST BARGAIN IN FRONT STREET
PROPERTY, $500, INCLUDING A 1900 BUILD
ING TERMS, $500 CASH.
So all farm or garden tract of 10 acres ON
water front, Lake Washington, improved
and ON county road. for 1000.
For anything in this list or anything you
may want go to
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. simon Harris. prominen. musician
OF Pa rtland, is in the city.
Col E H. Merrill. 81 the standard OIL
Co. Portland, is AZ the Occidental.
Mr. F. J. Alex MAYER. assistant secretary
o. the Oregon Fire & Marine Insurance
Company ot Portland, is Ia the city on
business.
Mr. 2. Frederick Of the drm OF FnederiCk
4 Maud, hss gore to san Francisco - re-
cover health after his late attack Of ty-
pholS fever.
Mr. W. y Harris has been appointed
depary postmaster. vice Mr.. Colkeii aud Mr.
Charles T. nargaa has been appointed
none order c e.k
AssSrs. A. " Eucle. J. Y ostrander. =.
NJ Reed, J. , Mcknight Josiah Collins,
JF.. and Mr. Clark. re,urusd from shooi-
lug excursion on the NisQ1stly fats, last
sight They report = glorious time and
so dGrks svceumbed 10 their proves
Mr. r. Anderson. the popular passe ger
conductor on the Columbia and PHget
sound railroad, has returned from Colum
bus o, where be ate uded. a. delegate,
the fits annual convention of the Rrush-
erhood Of Railroad BFaAemen- He reports
bright prospects for tae organization
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NEW ADDITIONS.


Two Piats of Property in West
Seattle Filed.
Two new plsts were hled with the au.
ditsr yesterday. Harry White filed plat
OF Ingels supplemental 10 White & Man
nirgs addition 10 West Seattle. This
covers the 81 OF the sw55& Of the nvit OF
the SEA OF sec 10, tp "a n, 5. This prop
erty is laid out into tive blocks of a lots
each and one OF u lots north OF + street
aud east of Depot avenue The lots are
S5xlOQ feet Victor and fsncy avenues
cross the plat.
John l. Lorraine tled plat Of Bay View
addition To West Seattle. covering lots 81
and SO of the West Seattle fye-acre tracts
in sec II, tp "A n, Of 3. the land being
between Princess street on the west aud
High street on the east. There are two
blocks OF 50 lots and one OF 3 Bay View,
Queen and Prince streets cross IL. The lots
are 25xI0o feet.
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Ing BKoSES. While rrturniUg from a
snort ea.l upou The sick child OF ueigh
Set. carly yesterday morning. Ms. =. {.
Ioung. living 81 uIl Third street. had the
.hiS'eTtune - fall aud break one 81 the
snnats Of her Jeff leg lust above the ankle.
nes erteS brought Mr. Young from the
nslse 10 Der assistance, sad be carried her
inside aud sUm muUet medical assistance.
thc fracture ass reduced and AZ lsst &C
soents MIS-. boaEg VAS nesting as easily As
eoaid be expected.
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LAsT or TRR sLtpEs.-The perennial
landslide which has been worrying the
Columbia 4 Puget sound Railroad, be-
tween Coal creek and Newcastle. viii be
cause for trouble no more. All the dirt
has been cleared from the track, and q
force Of WORK mea Is now engaged in con
Ssructing q tine Of cribhing. a. feet long
aud i've feet high. a. the point where
the slides hsve always occurred, The
work will D. flushed TO-DAY, and the sui-
wark. il il believes. viii be entirely e.
fectiya tE preventing any rccarTeucc Of
the slides, which DELAYED trans and the
hauling On eosl 50 frequently during the
past month
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shsw,s. Chester Cleary.
Towels Chester Cleary.
Ribbons. Chester C3esry.
Blankets Chester CleaTy.
Napkins. Chester CleA-y.
PlRsh sac. Chester Cleary.
Comforters- Chester Cle&ry.
Price cur rev plushes. Clcary.
Great sale; table linens. Cleary-
sale % hosiery. Chester Cieary,
New trimming Chester Cieary.
Price our 6A-acls. Chester Cleary-
&C silk pushes. Chester CleAry.
Lace curtain nets. big sale Cle&ry-
CeatemeFi & Go. kid gloves. Rew lot.
Chester Ciesry
Table linens Chester Clessy.
Pas trimming. Chester Ciesry.
~ silk plash Chester Cls&ry-
some choice bafgNins IN dTess goods a.
-ac- Tokizs. S3ueerli an 4 CO
Fsr trimming. ChssteF Cicarg.
Handkerchief chester CieaTy.
FIae saspsndsEs Tor Christsass. Fekiss,
( Go.
Fisanels Chester Clesry.
ComsaysSrs. Chester Clsary-
New eloakS Chester CieAry.
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Lots in Terry's fourth addition, between
the Mil and Jackson streets cable road, q
from $50 10 slI0o, half cash These lots
are only five minutes walk from the Occi-
dental hotel, and We have only sbou; half
dozen left Lots nearly a mile further
out are being sold NJ higher nrices
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STREET waRS.-U9aer direction Of s,reet
Commissioner Cummings, ONnoAr & Col
Inns piledr.vee was placed AZ work on
south Secoad street yesterday afternoon,
driving piles along the east side OF the
street from Washington north. The cb5esf
Of the work is 10 afford foundation for
the Sidewalk and tbs new pisaking with
which the street IL beinG aid. About 20
piles altogether will BE- driven along sauth
second. aud then IL is likely that Washing
ton will he treated in s similar manner.
Work on the balkhcat gu Front street be
tween University aud Union viii follow,
The hGlkhssd i weakening a. thai point
and repsirs have become necessary.
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CRANFORb'S ADDITION.

We have sold IS lots in this addition in
two days. We intend to sell only 20 at
present Prices from $50 TO $3.50, on easy
terms
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DRESSGOODS
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, aud
if not as represented We refund the
money See that you buy Priestley's.
Their trademark is vanished boards,
with Priesily's name on end Of board.
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RREKERY FAR SALE.

The best location. finest water and best
opportunity for business on Puget sound
Owner must sell; 1870, half cash; rare
chance
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Opposite KIRKLAND.

Twenty acres near Lake Washington. op-
posise Kirkland. on the county road and
the seattle, Lake SeeEs q Eastern railway,
barrain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-27

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