davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-01-19
ROSALiA NEWS.

The therInone,tr ranged TO thirty.
four below Zero Saturday evening,
and the eldest inhabitants claim
that this Is the longest and strongest
cold went her they have experienced
an this coast. Every huusp.hOl,ler
sizes up his wood Pile Hhjut three
times u day, aud II never looks too
large, rs coal Is a luxury Of the past I,
and cold weather iI ever present
with u.s..
A calico dance was held at Mr..
Jones' in the section house On Sa,ur.
day evening and although the
weather WAS severe the attendance
WIS good, aud u very pleasant even
ng was 81 ent, as Mr.. and Mr1. jones
irein to welt understand the wants Of
the people.
ID. +. Anderson, ex.supervisOr OF
Spokane Gu, formerly Oi Waverly,
IL nOw In our mid,l, anu what Is
Waverly's loss IL our gain. We
GLADLY welcome him and hiS es'ima
hle family In our town, both socially y
and In !. business point ut view, rs
he Is briin full Of business, ana wins
the good WISHES Uf all who have
come In contact win him. He rep.
resenis the PalUuse Land company,
and has sold u gOO,lly number Of
their town lots during his short stay
here, aud has still desirable property
to offer.
George Uber, mechanic OF RO.
salia, has ordered the lumber for n
city hall, which promises to eclipse
any former building In the place,
and Uber lest rves great credit Tor
his enterprise which will he we'll re.
| warded IA IL Is "a public necessity.
Muriie & Enicks are opening up q
lumber yard AMI sash, door, and
furniture store, which has been
moved into the center Of the town.
A grand masquerade bill will be
/ held in Muslies' hall uD Friday even.
ing, when u good time Is lOs'ked TOR.
G. =. TOltOn has closed down his
chop mill Tor a. few days ON account
Of the difficulty Of keeping the en-.
gine from freezing.
Religious services will be held
during Tn o week, conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Sterns, former pastor Of
the Baptist church in Seattle.
A petition Is being circulated for
| the erection Of u new bridge across
Pine creek, opposite R,salia, which
will give u, access to Pine City 1T
| all segsIns OF the year, as the creek
Is not fOrdable In high water.
DAILY BUSINESS.
, 1888-01-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.
LAMAR SEATED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-At the cere-
mony Of the seating of Lamar as q
supreme judge to-day the judges in
their black silk robes filed into the
chamber in solemn processi n vt IL
O'clock, and the assembly at the tap of
the yavel. arose resi- ectfuily and re
manned standing until the members
of the court had taken their seats.
Lamar, clad in "a well-htting suit Of
black, II wed the court aud tool his
seat beside clerk McKenney ut the
rig Int of the bench. The chief justice
announced the proceedin 8 Of the
court would be the read ng of the
commission of Lamar and adninistril.
ton of the oath. The commission in
manuscript was handed to the clerk
who read 1t, after which Lamar read
impressively from the manuscript the
judicial oath Us follows:
l, l.. q. q. Lamar, do solemnly swear
that will administer justice without
respect to persons. and do
equal right to the lOor anu
to the rich, and l will faithfully
and imparti,lllv discharge and perform
all duties incumbent ON me as an as
sociatc justice OF the supreme United
States court, according to the best Of
my ability and understanding, agree
able IL the cunstituti. II and Laws Of
the United States, SO help me God.
He took the bible as hs Uttered the
last sentence md solemnly kisst d
it. He WAS then escorted behind a
screen, which extends the length OF
The benches, behind the chairs of the
justices, and after minutes delay re-
appeared ut the left, ,clad i'm new flow
ing robe Of glossy black silk. The
court and assemblage lose, the new
justice bowed TO his associates and
then to the bar ana public and took
his seat in the chair OF the junior jus.
tice, ut the extreme left Of the bench.
Ths court then proceeded with ordi-
nary routine business.
The National bo,rd of trade began
here. to-day. It's 18th annual meeting,
Frederick Trolley, of Philadcl hia, ia
the chair. The annual report of the
executive council was read and
, 1888-01-19

Several cars NJ Chinanpn, who
hxv- ...-m working upon she Spo-
knn- 4. PaluuSe railrO,d, are nOw
side tracked near the depot. They
ARE not n very desirable acquisition.
Haynes p,lacr studio car IL nav
In the city and will only remain u
irw days. s me uf the finest photo.
grnph work ever seen In this city
was turned cut from Mr.. Haynes
studio, aud u, my people will he glad
of the opp ,rtuni,y to again patron.
ixp him. Cabinet size pici ures VIII
be- tnkpn fur the exceedingly low
sum Uf 81 per dozen. III
Fascinators, tot~ygan caps, knit
irts, etc, nlmo.t given away at
Arhley's bnzaar, this week, come and
secure first choice. 1-lS2t
The news that a prisoner has
broken Out ~ the apparently imprtg-
nngable county JAN will te rather
disseminating W tax payers. They
need not wurry, however, for the
inner cage was not broken through.
No coal hns IA yet reached the city
and Il II nIw repDrted that tho sup
ply ~ the railroad cOmpa1sy Is rum
ming low.
A couple ri young wemen Of III
repute became invOivpd In u quarrel
0n Tuesday night and conducted
themselves In 4 very dlsOrderly
IN inner, on account Of which Offtnse
warrants for their arrest were yes
terduy issued.
, 1888-01-19
DR.. Liebig g. 90.

phvsicisrs, Surgeons and specialists from Or
Liebig 4 Co.'S International .urg cal Instltnt,
and ". rid Dispensary, San Francisco, C.llfor
MIA, will open offices In
, 1888-01-19
Notice of Final Proof.
John j. Stevens.

John j. SteVens.
LAND OFFICE Spokane Fallo, W. r.,
January Q, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF In
intention tn make final proof in support
made before the u. =. Land Office at
Spokane Falls, w. r., on April 2lst.
1883, at 10 a. m. viz: John j. Stevens, of
spokane County, w. r., who i,atle lid.
No. 552l Entry for the eM neN, nwI
neL., Sec. 28. Up 25. N. Range 42, r w M.
lie names the following witnesses t.
prove hrs continuous residence upon, and
cultivation OF said land. viz: James
j, Stevens, August S. Powers, George
Bnrcli. q. F. Morgan. all Of Spokane
Fails. w. Il.
l.l9.6t j. NJ. ADAMS. Register.
, 1888-01-19

This visit Is for the
purpose " consulting
and examining their pa.
tients In this and sur.
rounding q uutics. This
will be u rare Oplmrtun-
iiy for those who desire
to consult the leading
specialists on the Pacific
coast, right here In our
, 1888-01-19

IL could be said that u large majority
were in favor OF u nomiual tax, say
about two nts for the purpose Uf
protecting the trade and public from
imposition.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The National Democratic committee
will meet in this city February 22nd
to fix The time and place of holding
the National Democratic convention.
SUPPLIES FROM INDIANS.
These jretary llns requested congress
to authorize the quarlermaster's de-
pnrtment Of the army to purchase sup
plies from Indians ON Unitnh and
Ouray agenci, In Utah.
, 1888-01-19

Spokane Falls, Jan. 29 and 80.
The Spokane offices are at the Grand hotel.
, 1888-01-19
RAILROAD STOCKS.

MONEY MARKET.
Money on call easy, 8 to 4; last loan
81 closed offered, 3@4.
Prime Mercantile Paper --5t to
II.
Sterling Exchange--Steady. 4S4
fer 60 daysbills; and 4,S64 for de-
mand,
STOCK MARKET.
New York, Jan. l3-'rhe stock
market showed about the Usual
amount OF business to day, but beyond
Oregon stocks, Union Pacific and
Reading there was absolutely nothing
OF interest in trading. Traders made a.
sharp dash at Reading in the morning
and forced it down fraction only,
and the movement had little or no
/, fleet on the remainder Of the list, and
was soon over. The presidents mes
sage with the make up Of the special
committee had IL further favorable
effect upon the Union Pacific, and the
Northern Pacific will settle the Oregon
Navigation case tO-nIorrow. The last
II med stock was unusually strong,
and felt in Oregon Transcontinsntnl,
in which buying was very good.
Oregon Improvement continued to
advance on advices from Boston that
preferred stock was likely to be takrn
A majority Of the list is frac,' ma ~
lower Tonight, but the -cs'.nyes are
81 in Oregon Iufrovement 2 per
cent in Oregon Navigation aud II in
U. s. Express. .,'s,--,
Governnients-Dull, steady.
Trading in petroleum exchange was
comparatively light to-day, but conf.
dence practically restored, and part OF
yesterdays loss recovered. Opening
strong at 874, but bears hammered
the market in the first hour and
forced the price down to S64. 1t
rallied easily, however, and was gener-
ally firm although several attemp, were
made to depress it. In the last hour
it advanced sharply and closed strong
at RSa. Sales 3,494 900 barrels.
MINING SHARES.
, 1888-01-19
TAKEN UP.

Al nv ranch at Rock Lake, one buck
skin colored horse. all feet white Aix
wears old, weight about 700 pounds, blind
In one eye. No brands. This stray taken
up on Dcce niber 10th. 1857.
I-I6.4t HENRY SELLEAD.
, 1888-01-19
Hay for S. Ie.

Ihsve 80 tons Of good marsh hay which
l will sell reasonable at my ranch ut New
man Lake, twenty miles northeast of Spo-
kane. Call on or address,
w Is MILLS,
117wtf Spokane Falls, W. /.
, 1888-01-19
CLOUGH & GRAVES,
Real Estate Agents

G5ia2 feet business street. Big Bargain
NV
rect
nearR vereilca yenue
hngton. prpperty "
ooA9 StNnss,
street
Proper
65x7l :" Corner o Mil igh aruain nifsnlds
onrsd Also property IN Brownies ths
CLOUGH GRAVES
, 1888-01-19
Trip up tn Nile.

CAIRO, Jan. l5.-W X, Vanderbilt
has chartered u steamer fol trip NJ
the Nile. The trip usually occup pies
about'three weeks.
, 1888-01-19
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
MARKETS..
FOREIGN GRAIN.

FONEl0N ukAlN,
LIVERPOOL, Jan 18.-Wheat quiet.
steady demand poor. Holders offer
moderately.
Corn quiet, ste"dy. New mixed
western 4s lid PER GENITAL.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Jan lS.-Cat'le receipts
1900. Market lower. Fancy $3.50
steers $@$4.9O; stockers and feeders
$2.O0@$3 40; Texas steers $3.O5@5O.
Hog--Receipts 25OO0. Market
slow, 10 10 Is lower. Mixed 5000
s5.4o; heavy $5.s5@SJ.1O; light $4.l5
@$5.30.
Sheep--Receipts 5000. Market
slow. poor. Fancy natives 5000
$3 %; Western $4.50@$ 500; Texas
$275@S5OO.
CHICAGO, 2;3O p. m.-Close wheat
unchanged
Corn firm; cash February 3S4
May 534.
Oats--Firm.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New YORK, Jan. disclosing 4tiO-
tations; United States fours registered
26a; do fours coupons, 26t four one
half registered, st; four one half cou
pom, st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26
TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KIT FINGER, who are
amply able carry the enterprise just as advertised
1t is their intention work upon the houses
at once and push them through to completion
possible
All those securing lots entitled to houses as shown
bv map can Gf work has not been commenced on that
particular house the date of awar have choice of the
two cottage designs shown at our office One OF the
houses will be of the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
One will be of design, costing in the neighborhood
of $50 each and the balance three in number will be
of modern designfour rooms hard finished cottages,
complete every appointment and could not be dupli
Gated for less than $500 each
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families and will enhance the value of all remaining
lots The title to jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition is Guaranteed Be Absolutely Perfect, and
everything is to be carried out precisely advertised
or money will be refunded
Remittances be sent by mail or express.
TERMS 500 down, SIS 18th of August,
$50 on September Ist, and remaining $50 on or be-
fore LIST day of October execution of the deed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26
rScnEAsIsa ~ n,rrsnsEss.

The Irish question i still upper
most In ,srcal britain, and II II 10 the
Interest 81 rarnell and bis friends Ia
kcepit So, that the English may read
Of nothing else. think OF nothing else
effect no important legislation, until
relief L. given the starving, rack rented
tenanis Of ireland.
The Irish are fighting ss,e battle OF
the scotch. English and Welsh peas
antry against laInilofdism, and this Il
WHY i,se Nationalists are opposed with
such insane bitterness Every weap0n,
whether Of calamny, senselcss race
hatred, OF religious hlgotry. Is used
against them, The lords and dukes
who own the soil u Ireland would
be willing enough 60 relinqaish their
grasp, 10 see the island become iiisle-
pendent Of Great Britain, or that it
should sink from sight beneath she
sea, Il only the submission Of saeit
serfs in other parts Of the empire were
assured Hat they dare not conceje
an Inch lest the whole structure 81 the
aristoeracy iptsef and fall
The lines are new sharply ,ieaNn.
and the Irish esanot bat make sub.
stansial progress. since the thinking
working people oi Eaglan1 see The
scope % the contest Home rsle q
wanted, bat no particular farm of gov
csnment l. iesisicl on. emily thai the
people shall have homes. pot novels
eontos, in ola ase, NOT the pooghcuse
that deer. pastures shalt feed es,tle
that The emlerAut ship shall ue mere
yearly bear away tAo best q lre'and'-
youth and manhood
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26
& DICKEY,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
washington ST.. near cosafnercial-
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ArA NETTING or THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Committee Of King County,
held July II. i.ss. II was directed thai
County Convention be beid AT the Court
Honsc IN seattle on THE7DAY, AUGUST n.
lsss, AT I O'CLOCK, Z. NJ, for the purpose
af nominating candidates for county Offices
aud selecting delegates 10 the Democratic
Territorial Convention All PERSONS OPP
posed 10 the Republican organization of
King County who arr Willing ta unite
with Us in favor OF All honest and econom-
ical administration 81 public affairs are In
vifc.i to jain IN the selection OF delegates 10
said County Convention.
II s. recommended that Delegate Eiec
,ion< be heid at the usual polling places on
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is, lssc, AT 3
O'CLOCK, r. ~
The following Is the apportionmcni,
based upon one delegate for each 80 votes
Tor fraction Of iol cn&t at the last general
election for the Democratic candidate for
delegate ia Congress
Arthur T. Aroudaie |. Bay View l. BLACK
DlaFBond ;, Cedar River >. nuYals ], pu-
wabash .. EBgmelaw 2, Falls City /,
FYRuklln /. Grecp River |, Houghson J.,
Jnanisa I. Hot springs q. Newcastle 4,
Osceola /. RGmond |. Renioa =. sunnydale
I. SamArslixh !. Snvquaimfe ]. SUNK !. sal
mon Eay l. slangh-cr .. Sepitlr-firs;
Ward L., second Ward IL. Third Ward ?,
Fourth Wards ritnseiils = Tnlt I. UBiou
I, VAshoa I. White River =
The voters ia the late precinct OF Eagle
Gorge viii 20 h Engnteiaw.
a. u. EMERY. Chairman
Ed 4. fEkkf. secretary. tyfxt&wtd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26
$50 LOTS in HAZLEWOOD ADDTTI(l
from the poaoace close Madison They arc cheap
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STHHHY
nj Beautiful View
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEA1llE

more lots, should you, through sickness or
accident, become pressed for money. You
have Only - present your checks AZ the
hank sud they win be cashsd on the spot
for fhelf fail lace Yaiue.
Gon are. therefore. BIZ the option aud
privileges ~e offer, insured agaiBst acct
dent You are your treasurer aud ban kerr
ami at the sasae time "a owner Of valuable
properly.
S5asid yoa 81 any hae, however, present
the checks a. the bank for payment they
wil t,e Immediately honored aud TOT.
varied 20 Va, aud you thereby annui all
Fights q purchase q the said land
We offer golden opportunisy and advise
Eou O. buy Row Don; walt for time and
negligence % afford Foa The opportunity
- saying could hage bought such and
sucn q lot a few naaafhs are for 50 muen
and nos II l. worta 30 much.
Maze your income, no matter how small
cara svuaething- -; yoHr conversions
iesors :he boom and benefit from the ad-
vance
TrxnssoniineHtai railroads. are heading
tor Seattle
Manufacturing il ssoasishlng aad gfoss-
Ing with a healthy growth
General commerce Is ia state of sub
ztsussal prs.zressioa.
TIE 4Aliy psp<Fs are fi1c1 with accounts
OF ueH enterprises
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

The opening Of The Ses Perez feser.
walton IN Idaho to white settlement
and the allotment Of land IN ssveralty
- the Indians, now in prozFesz. calls
attention again 70 the great Moses ree-
ervaflon in Eastern Washington. The
vast area contained within the hound
cries OF the okanogan. the Columbia,
&he foiviile and British Columbia +
populated b. q few greasy Indians
who dwell along the wafereoarScs.
Lonely seas OF bapei-grass save VA
tfaupicd By cattle or borses. and quartz
hedges Of fabulous richness seans the
mountains 81 the interior. This speci.
mens that rrozpecters have brought
from the reservation make il probable
shat the richest mineral district in the
Northwest Il contained in Chief
Moxes's domain. The secretary u
The interior refuses to lietsn At present
70 propositions for is ofsening. bat
certain il Is that this splendid country
II grass and farming land and mineral
resour o. will within few years be
narkM by fasmhou-es and towns and
ohe ecao OF the miners blast resound
3n the guiehes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

The skeena Indian revolt. which. by
the way. creates more talk 10 the East
than Ia British Columbia, filling the
papers with stories Of the unguvernsble
and Ilood-drinking Metlakahtlas and
allied tribes. illustrates the BAD policy
u sending carpetbagger deputy
sheriff among the slid natives Of the
north. An Indian hai killed a mcdi-
cinc-man whose treatment OF the
formers two children for measles had
terminated fatally. The father, Kit
snancooI Jim, felt II his parental duty
10 remove the medicine man whose
lack of skill was so evident. and did
80 TheFenpon the deputy sheriff.
attempting 10 arrest KitmancooI Jim
and meeting resistance. shot bin
dead
Now II " well known that a medi-
cinemsn undertakes cure Of the sick
Ut risk OF his own life should the ease
trrminatn In death. This being 50,
and the killing Of native physician
by bereayed relatives Of a deceased
patient being looked upon a. venial
oltense, kitmaneool inns crime should
have been passed over more lightly
But cArpct-bagEef. IN any podtion
Il law unto himself and the fright.
ened women and ehll,iren OF be.
leaguered HaxeIton. listening To the
war-dtums midnight serenade In tbs
camps d the painted skeena Indians
fully realize this.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26
How TO BUY LAND.
Ger lied CaseAs. Pnyzbie NJ sigh
90 she Puget 40 u id alto
Bank Gwen Hs security
for Moasy fny-~ked.

To ffose dezirdSs Of E1gyiaz property on
tine, and becoming properly owners and
landlords se offer the following.
We VII zltss ycu fVoza three fnoEths 70
fye years time. according - the land sou
select
We charge neither premium nor Interest
on time payments, aud viii gfxe you a Wat
ranty deed
We have lots Al 5 D aud So that are close
70 Va ssSsya street and zrr within q radius
az one SAD half .Eiiss as the ts0zt0s73ee.
Issy ias wsii and sre desirable lots
We require ofils % per eeat as sa earnest
the futs zra8Hnk Ct easss and every sabse-
EEoaey and We viii give eE-fi1esi ezserk Tor
gusspt ysag1aens.
The eileek Is GrEwn b ttse Puget sound
National iszsk and il aaasfe parable AZ
ssgat. fkus crashing ssae purchaser asisaEtr
sxes snss p-ssiiegtss that kage aeseF beea
before &c s<xa
A!srr yea have aargziaea for nne or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

Il seems stfsngc thas there should
be In session 81 this tu,e. az lniisn.
a,olis. ncsro conference, sssenhled
~ Democrats 10 aid she prnocratic
cau.e. The great meVcmeat 60 free
the ncyru ANA lilt HAN gron, shicei
slavery u the high pisne of citizenship
was taken up and esFtiei os; hy BE
ralslieaa~. Al resistance 90 gh.s
movement and every attempt 10 keep
the negre in boaiase oylgtaaled wiih
Democrats Eyery law passed. To
ienelst the ncggn and elevate him from
he lowly statas De endured pgiog 20
the war has been the Wofk 20 Ecqa@i.
cans. Those Who hsye opposed The
rassaee ~ ihe-e law have Invariably
been pcmoeyals Every Law
pasSed 10 protect ihc negro Of
the south IN M rsass ana
secure 10 hiW the privilege 81 acitiaen
has been tbe work % Republicans
Those who have opposed tae ~
81 thcse laws have ipNsr:aAy b,sn
Denecrsts, fhe RrabN,aa party
maintain sast every haek eiiisea
the Seash has a Tlsht to yp,e and have
that sose honestly ooautssl The pan
osratic party maints'a prset. Ills
that he hiss net taat ',s'it, snd. ss
consequence eleciians "a the soaah
are farre aad ieW negs,.e vaioy the
Franchise uuiss acting rs acoouisnoo
with orslers ffam white Democrats
manage Its, nioesl, assouisblng
that e9iosed people saa national e'ee,
tioa sAonld aes He,e ans eesk eish a
nAsfv which, II rvice 8'a ash pssttiee
nus IL avs episssei ana iaake3 DOWN
up.a them ani 'hat sAsy sAes''l use
t,.e;r inilaence Is sscllc defeat ~ shc
,x,,ssical orgapixassoa ehiea ifes.
mem. gave them cisissashir SOD has
slxasx sn9eAvorea 20 wesk scF their
hest fnisrcsts-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26
Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with the business Of Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Railway The road starts at the of Jackson
and Second Streets very central location and runs UP
Jackson street to Lake Washington, passing within
few hundred of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad
dtion The cars will every 20 minutes, and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted so as to
pass there every minutes The fare to and from Jack
son and Rainier Streets Addition is only cents being
low as the cheapest car fare in the Northwest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26
To Contractors.

oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- crivsri sy The Board 81 school pitae.
ssrz isr District Ne. until = O'Clock D. m
% August 4. lsss. for the erection Il fwo
scseoi baiidiDes
Proposes . - Ens3e separatels for each
building. aud The prgpesai must state tAe
time required for ife cssEa5 isfion Of es4i
Building after tas approval 81 fhc contract.
Zach proposal must be RecHr8Ya uiatf bs
Al aecsf .,ea tazk cheek ~ fze ihesisshs
dollars. made seYubis Ia tife FrcSidraf 81
rss Bcsrsi- wtieA check ws5i b. forfeited "a
Sehs-l District 80. I u tie parry decline 70
enter infa = e0nf1aef - III xuch security a.
sas EsArt may require
II me fssszes ~ uot srceFscd the ekee<
mifs h.s resU~xess.
EI4rs asG srzss5acsfisHS nzzF - seea IS
the offer q v. Z. Socas. A-rhffeaf.
The Bead reserves tbs Right % reject
zslT arf al ssiss fr..sf.1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

seattle 4 The center q -
filshs Of The Puget sound dtetz ~ i
British Columbia and A..
for large proportion Of inesx ~
efaudfxe, nsaeisfuery af'd WI - ~
TIE wholesale houses a - NJ
AieiphiH. Boston. Chiezgo
cisco recognize SEATTLE - ne -, s.
mart. and are fizhtiug tovsH d
her patronage .z,;:l.
Every week hsrasds ths es' ~ sf5I
q new agency IN oar iafdF9 =
iasrodnetion 81 their wares
t-able ears connecting bot1 49, r
city. With many osscs ~ ~. -
przs4s are but q question q 2 T.: = F.
For these reasons ana fhe2 \. '.s =
ess that are within Fesdy f1s1s
If vol arr IN washington
your heastn. make 4 prtsll -
you are here for fnsestk - = Z 81
prices are low -
srrh expressions - = esn
10 the Eastern STATES eiieaPe1 =
here. dof't draw iaiEsrxt y z...s5..1;I E.
or reap the benefits 81 ~ 49,
We ear sesI u 500 ~ -
cheaper than We can sitV
dale. =. Z
spring and sassbine VIII
e;ssss, on real estate JsSess. I.
on bowers. Il viii e<s1< :
III ~ ", 49, 81