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Discipline Maintained. .

LONDON, January IA meeting OF the
Honorable Artillery Company passed a
resolution demanding that the war Office
institute an inquiry into the charge of
INSTRUMENTATION preferred against certain
members. 1t is announced that the
Prince of Wales and the Duke of Port
land have resigned their membership as
well as commissions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
After Baia California.

ative Vandever received this afternoon a
memorial from the Chamber of Com
merce of Los Angeles urging the acquisi-
ton, by negotiation, of the peninsula of
be presented to the House tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

A RlaZe by tue Sea.

At 2 O'Clock last night the news came
over the wires from Santa Monica that
the old Santa Monica Hotel was in
flames. The report was very meagre,
and owing to the lateness Of the hour
further particulars were not obtainable.
The fire was then raging with all pros
poets that the hotel would be totally con-
sumed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
A Cossack Colony.

SUAKiM, January 14.-The Austrian
steamer Amphitrite, from Trieste, ar
rived here with Atchinoff and 100 Cos
sack women and children for the pur-
pose of founding colony in Abyssinia.
The Amphitrite will be followed by an
Italian gunboat to prevent the landing
on Italy's littoral. The Cossacks claim
that they have the permission of the
French Government to land at Ubpeck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
a DvtmE MON arch, ,

HAGUE, January 14.-The condition OF
the King of Holland has not improved.
The Cabinet to-day discussed the ques-
ton of provisional regency.
IuE HAGUE, January IA bulletin
issued tonight says The King is unable
to partake of food.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
Liable to be Lynched. /.

EATON, o., January 14.-Elmer Shar.
key confessed to-day to the murder of
his mother, committed Friday night. He
says he does not know why he did it..
The indignation of the people is very
high and sharkey may be lynched.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
The storm Did 1t.

PIrrsBURG, January 14.-At the Coro-
ner's investi CATION of the Miller disaster
evidence was produced showing that the
building had been constructed with good
material and that the storm alone was
RESPONSIBLE for the fall of the structure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
Deadlock In Virginia.

CHARLESTON, Va, January 14.-The
House and Senate met to-day, but did
not do anything and the deadlock still
stands as heretofore. There is promise
among the Republicans of organization
tomorrow when they meet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
Sent Up for Life.

SAN FRANCISCO, January IA dis
patch from Martinez says that the jury
in the case of Harry Bird, charged with
numbering George Wallace of Oakland,
to-day rendered a verdict OF guilty OF
murder in the first degree, and Bird was
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
The Montana LegislatOrs.

HELENA, Mont, January a. The
sixtieth bi-annual session of the Montana
Legislature convened to-day. The Re-
publicans organized both branches by the
election of G. K. Cole. President of the
Council, and Lee Mantle, Speaker of the
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
The Nebraskan senate.

LINCOLN, Neb., January IA "A Senate
rial caucus was held tonight. The Re-
publicans nominated Senator Manderso1 q
and the Democrats nominated Congress.
man McShane, late candidate for Cover.
nor, on the Democratic ticket.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
A Captured Lcyanter.

ELMIRA, N. Y, January Al. N.
Cunningham, agent for the past two
years of the Mutual Life Insurance
Campany, left town yesterday, having
with him New York drafts amounting to
$23, 900 obtained by forging. he was
arrested at Hoboken to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

ton. One Negro, named George Mead
owe, was partly identified by her, but
will be held till tomorrow, when if his
identity is established, he will be
iynched
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Kuocking For Admission

SEATTLE, January 14.-Petitions to
Congress for the admission of Washing
ton Territory into the Union. with the
name Washington, are being numerously
signed throughout the Territory and for
warded to Congress.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
Aftermath of the Cyclone.

READING, Pa, January IA -six more
of the victims of the cyclone were buried
to-day. The Relief Committee, in dis
pensing their charity, have discovered
about dozen persons who were badly
hurt bnt who were not reported hereto
fora
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
A Niger I'm a Tight Place.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, January 14.-SiDce
Saturday, when Mrs. Kellum was nearly
killed and her little boy Drained by an
unknown Negro at Pratt's mines, many
colored men have been arrested and
brought before the woman for identifics-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
snow I'm Dakota.

ST. PAUL, January 14.-A heavy snow
storm is prevailing in Southern Dakota,
but there is no wind blowing. At mid
night light snow began to fall here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
The President Dined.

WASHINGTON, January l4.-PresideDt
and Mrs. Cleveland were entertained at
dinner tonight by the Secretary OF State
and Miss Bayard. Other members Of
the Cabinet were present.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
sugar Frau ds.

DETROIT, January 14.-Mrs. Olive
Friend and w. E. Howard. OF electric
sugar fame, we're located at the Crawford
House, Windsor, this afternoon by q
representative of the Free Press.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

The "Lilly" hams and bacon are the
only meats smoked in Southern Califor-
mia, therefore are fresher than any other
meats offered for sale on the market.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
Oueensland,s Pile.

LONDON, January IA The yield in gold
Queensland for 1888 was $4,000, 900
ounces, an increase of 1000 ounces over
last years yield.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
Iacksan lo Meet lem.

LONDON, January 14.-Moye writes
that he will shortly return to England
with the colored pugilist, Jackson, whom
he is prepared to back against Jem
Smith. .at+
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
Cnlifornia Pensioners 8.

WASHINGTON, January 14.-Pensions
have been granted to Jas. A. Dix. Pasa-
dena, and j. @. Lehers, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
All Wool, double in front and back,
| former price $500 per suit, now ......$4 O(
All Wool. A extra heavy (not double),
former price $3.50 per suit, now ....... OC
All Wool, medium weight, former price
$4OO per suit, now w...................'. o oo
All Wool, light weight, former price $500
per suit, now '....''''''''' w
Merino, full finish, extra good value,
| former price $3.50 per suit, now ...- w
Merino, light and heavy weight former
price $3.50 per suit. now. w
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
All Wool, No Is, former price 81 90 each,
now. .....'...-''.'....''' 80"
All Wool, No. 16, former price $1.25 each,
now 0W...................,.... 'oo
All Wool, No. 221, former price $3.50
each, now. w......................... l'oo
All Wool, No. 1889, former price $1.75
each, now w....................... l'Zo
All Wool, No 1899. former price $500
each, now ..............-....... A'oo
CHlLDhEN' . DEf AN lMCN1s
All Wool Shirts and Drawers, former price
$I 20, now oW............,... ...........:.. -"
ALI Wool Misses and Children's Hose, for
mer price Soc, now Observation-Disclosures. 10
The SOC. Hose that we will close at 25c are
the best values Los Angeles ever knew.
Think of it'll All wool, fast colo1s, full regu-
lar Hose for 25c a pair.
We have two or three dozen All Wool Chill
dren's Jerseys, worth $1.00; we will close out
at 25c. each.
Ladies' Jerseys one half former price.
We have few Cardigan Jackets left which
we close out at SOC. on the dollar.
A few Combination Suits left which will be
sold at great reduction.
Our Flannels and Heavy Dress Goods will be
sold this week at a reduction.
We offer extra bargains in Blankets and Com
forts Remember, we manufacture blankets
and fiannels, hence we can give you the best
prices.
N.B.-The above goods will be sold for Cash
only.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

Crown Flour. Crown Flour
Ask your grocer for it Always reliable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

Notary Public and COmmissfOnel
For New York and Arizona. q. A. Dobinson
ia west Second street, Honeubeck Block.
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COUNTY arrasss.

Yesterday afternoon the Puget
Sound National hank. through whose
agency The bonds authorized l,y the
county we're sald rVoenfly in san Fran
cisco, paid over TO tire county treas.
arer slssNo In cash and took in the
securities for the purchasers. Thee
bonds run for thirty year, and bear in.
tcyest II the rate OF i've per cent. and
tAeir sale at par Is notable fact. ia
that Il illustrates The high standing az
King county Ia the financial
market. Mr., lRceh Fagti. x 40
personally managed tue mego.
tiasion fos the county. found
himself, upon arrival in sam Francisco
last month, in eonapeutsoa with
others representing securities 81 sinai.
lar nature from Las Ansssas. san
Jose. and other localities in California
and at FIRST encountered sesae esssta.
cses 10 his mission, hat IN the end Sue.
eesssesl in making s@tier terms than
ans OF his eenlpssssoss. The gaef Il
cresii'ahie, not sloae 10 King soants
but II Mr. fssrth personally. sss il i
quite certain that an agent Il seSs ae-
qnainfanes and standing amoag
moneyess nsn eoaiG rot have Heated
cuv BOMBS a. The how lateress rate
enAhosissa ~ law. without she rsx.
~ = ! ksHvy heaus.
u ss.e = sAese AeNts pats Kim
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It's Old debt 4 NOS pr0v5sied for and
de time Of pzymeBt 20 remote that Il
ned make no figure Ia oar imrse<iiafe
fiscai calculations. Present oblixa-
tons amount only - ahous $4,000 in
current bills snd are provided FOR b.
taxes nov almost due for collection
There viii never - better time
and there c&n neser BE q more press
ing necessity than now for the con-
ssructson Of szifahIe eonnty buisaIngs-
The prsssnt facilities for county tsssi-
meas. for the care 81 county records.
aud for the custody 81 county prison
ers, are Inadequate 10 tsss degree Of
wreschesfnsss. The coarsEsonss i a
mere barn. the varioas coanty Offices
are crxanped and iEl<savenient, afford
ing no space for business ard no Sc
earisy for public records Of fncaiesila-
bic value. xhiis the Iail II ; Disgrace 70
q humane cosnmsnEty.
A builssing which would aEasweT
present requirements ard 20 planned
rs 10 admit eli economical extension
a. demands Increase eomla be built
for about sfsonsa. or possibly sis2s5. 900.
Mepey for tEsI. purpose could easily
Sc groyksed b. the sale 81 bonds AZ
Ios Interest and such bonds could be
paid say In ten years by special tax
Of sin al fraction 81 cns per cent. on
the property Of the county.
The proposition il one which we be-
lieve the people II King eosnty viii
readlly approve certainly u viii meet
with favor from these who have SUI
fsred through the Inconvenience Of the
present poor and iimits.l quarters and
wisose property rights are eoncersed
in the public records. not 10 mention
ssaose WHO have observed the condi-
tons under which prisoners must nov
live while ia the custody OF the county.
The IxTKEIaeEEcEg eomsHensis
the matter to the attention Of the
county commissioners. and suggests
that there Is no better time than now
to sell bonds and no better time
than now to put MP buildings.
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rEw ADvERrIsrMENrs.
= BIDS


DIDs WILL. BE RECEIVED UNTIL
ID Tuesday, February ~, 1888, for doing
the following labor ON Fricke 4 Doses nd
iitlan Il the city OF seattle, being abont 40
acres
first Renewing all trees less thaa one
foot In diameter.
second Removing al trees and under
brush
Misunderstanding and grabbing.
PARTIES wishing to make bide may ret
exact description 81 the property from
sanrry 4 owens. civil engineers, New Yes
Ter clock, The right IL reserved 70 reject
any aud all bids. GRO. NJ. VAN DJRES,
g. and 81 Boston Block.
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THE REGULAR QUARTERLY EXAM
Il nation of teachers N'iil he held in Tur-
nerss hall. seattle, W. n. on Wednesday
and Thursday. the ism ana 18th Of febrn-
airy. isss. commencing 81 ociock o. N.
a. = I0SRs, X. 2. CHKAsrY. Beard OF Ex-
afatners.
Isaac p. RleiI King Co school Sapt.
SEATTLE
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREbY GIVES THAT
IN tbs c5 partnership hezetofsru existing
sirlkr tae Ersa nA u q es shaaksA swsfFurss.
iielnE real estate and insaFsace busI a. 81
90 room 4. Enioa block. seattle. VI. r. 4
this Cay dissolved By mutual consent.
a H&nEE r. suAyFosD
= ID. NJ SHINES
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8ssx~rtisaraefsss nnsisv fne hessfs % Loaf
Pound. For sale, Tc La as!ss sItaast0as
Wanted vii be inserted It the zgse 81 Z
cents word for frst insertion: ! cent \
word Tor each mf-~eg saezst snseff1ufs Pay
nsaas always in advances.
The following letters are awaiting sdver-
tlkars ~ Tits Office.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

NEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
= building Of otfices of the Seattle 4
southern Railroad company and the West
Seattle Land and improvement company
AZ West seattle Will be received at com
pany's Office, room ~. Butler building,
where plans and specifications can be ex-
sEnined up 20 neen, Feb. ID. iss9. All ten.
ders to proyide for complete structure
above foundation Bonds required Com
rany reserying the night 20 reject any aad
ali bids NJ & BATES Secsy
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NOTICE TO M0ULDERS.

NfoULDERs sTEDYTsG THEIR owG
vi interests viii keep clear OF seattle, rs
there Is strike.
4. A. BARTON. President.
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NOTICE

II ALBERT StM0SS. WILL NOT BE
H. zes nns1bse for ans j * 81 as&ts on.
if3sFssf ssa ~ after fsais date February ssh.
having Sold all my right and .ntrsess ia the
AgssngEnn restaurant 10 Mira Eisx4hssa
KsAfAeDfere. SHE essafning all E2sss n0w
ewing - the SAID Albert sssaonx.
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uvASTED = EyRRy BODY TO PUR-
w chase tickets at IoH rates 70 and from
the Eastern states and Europe, and secure
sleeping car accommodations. ~ corner
ye3ier avcnae and Commercial street, of
fee Northern Pacific railroad.
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Special Bargains +!
Kindly Read To-day's Offers

ID feet square on seventh street with
two Rev Broom, hard EnIsssea dwellings.
rHossexn improvements. Price sl2.so or
wllt sell snS dc let and dwelling for Na0o
or eorrssr Tor s7on Terms, parf cash, bal
anee on easy terws.
-----~- 4 SD
Id fssss sagAre GA CasaUssA stee~s, near
~xvTafh, with fogr Auc, nes, modern hard
anssh<d. sse0rn cottages. r. nfiuz at 40
"a h. Price Sc. e0, or hall sar sssao All
the shovt property commands fne view al
city and hATfsoT. and IA z4i respects nrst-
class.
- fsa-------
Twa nne lots In Ross second adaIflan, two
blocks frvm s.stioa, IL cultivation ard
planted IL fgusf trees FFsGe y-s2S each.
y. O. IsSDxoKTH.
Rear Of Dexter Horton's Bank.
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HAVE YOU EXAMINED

The advantages of Gilman = addition as the
best and cheapest property In or about Sc
attle? This is the terminal property vi the
Seattle. Iase Shore & Eastern railway,
which is now sure Of becoming link in
Fifteen minutes ride from Columbia street,
fare, round trip, Is cents. Trains every
hour from this date. All lots are 80 feet by
12o feet, being intended for actual use, not
for sale merely. Residence lots from sl75
upward; business lots from $50 upward.
Ran out and see the street grading and
other improvements. Prices will shortly
be raised. and only limited number Of
lots viii be sold. Examine this land.
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~ TxPTE1FycED PR0SPEcTTR Is
"A deslroua Of ssspc5sfing himsesf with
one ~ more Eenijszsa @ Es4ns nE tne
purpnke o. exElc71x 49,, - = - -
bearing 411r-xs ana q 49, 80, 1lknss F1, 4 !
ab1e soea<I0ns car eeFIa.n-s " q. Mss1. - =
5000; kI.s~x sestfss. W. r
= - =
MONEY I'D LuA1 - EAAAr Ar4
vi cty property ~ the Nes1esn r x.Ina
YssssF block. Sra sle. ". Long siIns.
"a Ks1spaasse fs'es- n s sss1srr 1890 =
..--. : $50 -
WksIEks LoAs off1 ~ = 49, -. :
g 20. go. - $500 Il nd .s', ws,ir-
= I. s.sa.sfs
:.
vi esty snd fsgsa property At eargsfst rase
. ana .s 49,. 4. ,ss, s., ssrriry
= - ~s~s- zr.-s.s-Sss-ss =, : s.zs4ssst N
49, .s.-ss uaes . Fssrssssss r,a.,,ss q Starr
s.Isssk
80
Sf0sEf I'd LOAN At iaSN Isl ga y.
rsssx ana rsssarEcss property IA EsMttle;
also On Iinfrosse Ies.ns "a Aaas s. -.
Sc 80 -
l.s'.. a. - - ~ " = rr 4 -
- - 49, $50 s's :
l-s.s.l =. ---- EEL 49, ----------------
NxUNEg TO fz0AS-t3< REAL ESTATE.
ss = r-s - s,,. .5Fht 8 NIL
IaER. 8 CO. is Aiu r1sss's. ssct-leelf a
Block " JsAs
-Trsxsr1- re- TaaA N cI~rs yFs sEFET.
-. ..rs.~sss ..ss~ s,,d TARA 1s-r,rs.
80 - - ,efs.s 81 .eIsv IL Closing
= ao ssw F,s 10 ss,ss Ga s ivits
-
Eo0G y = ~
sr-AwTFIs-pFTPfI@ FOX fHE PIANO.
w fsafI s,g1 ssr address 4. x. Parry. room
Z starr htork
= =
10. 1HyAAS. 1HOt-l- AASD ~ y
VI typewrifer: pupils desired: terms
low- Colonial block.
=
-. -, :; - 80 ss7s,
MAS lfsil - - = : 81 Dlpa fa. =,
" chase uekeIs al q y fA.es % anu i.o.,l
tne Easserh s11,ss aha an.ops.s hasss sssnss
.erpihg eeI aues - 49, :.
aeSieT Avenue ana eos,ILaelsfaa sstssfs' VI
Zee So-l--e--- rs.--.--
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RnR oAuK
s -, $500; pvSs Il
h~sssfs~ e ~ = fhis CO..
80 ~
Eok sALk-<<1 slfs 80 = 80 -
rs.s,s :. n - - As1s's4e = :
:. -----r <
-. - s, !. axsr-
$50 re s s,ss.- rsfr sssd hsT s1es1 each v
TFr.r<s ssr.sSfh. 1890 f}rriGeusal foteL
v.Ur.Txz IN
E 49, 80 I ssss mas sess IN sli parts
- sssss ss5ssr ~ sssy terms. For particulars
T1fs ~, sgrsnosse 4 Enr;elL P0sT builHLng-
~-.r S--TS-TlI-----.T1TETT-TwO HAD or
ss<vx ess<..s ~ Wra. r0ehrzBts Wh4te
fswer exrrs. Inquire 9I Morgan 1BxasF.
0rsals-
- - risST = YTTT- IT q
rssI.s1 noass ON secund street. t~o
s,7Seks frurs me business eenfer. Eerto &
liodfrey. --
t41A rA-a.s-- -. -. sxsss.- $500 -.
- as 1lssss naAsss-'7 - 80
ia . -. : z =
N1E SAk. - - =. 80 -. go. -. 3 -
y =. - !, !. = =
Is.L.s = 49, : = 80 -
vrgg 92LE~-CaRAr FOR CASA =
e Lodging house. good paying baasiness:
cue ~ ire ossI lescafiffias - ffse ssRs. NJ
slTs.s- :. -. IL
ywyE sAf.r-CHdIrf BfsSfET-s LOT
a. Ssr1rsl & cons! SIRE {. naar Occidental
hotel. b ! r. BowrsAn 8 -. Eesi$ FryHt-
= - - = 1,s-T- 20 - -r-rTT : -sr.Fs
ss rae trse ~ ~ s. hi Bowman d Co.
&C., FYs,nf sf-xes
~ $3.50 E-ss.aL 49, f-... -. IN
Ismlfs. 81 ]. RI. bowman 4 Co. eoa5y Frsanr.
----- : --c-.. :. = - go
- ~ Is 49, =, q -. ssss
: csss & rs = = = S
Lux sas.s--e rksf 81 = i-.sLt ~. -
s s.at - = $50 s.s !.
c 90 Avply i D. &. Dn.ie, Yeslers
wharf
- q
om sA,.sa y, 9 ,.s - ...,sss.sa
\ mar Ntweass.e. ~ ARES ts8slls 49, 81
81 and hSssse. snfsr rooms helow. upstairs
not divided. wifh cellar. Fine bearing
orehe<d. Is 10 70 trees Price s25o0 Geo.
Z Daxl- gilman ..---------------------
I.sOR sALK-HORSEs3--0. II. HcIcOMB
Il Of she seattle sale stables has just ar
rived from Oregon with sHofhEr large LOT %
fsfaN tcr1es. which are n4s9 on sale 81 the
stables.
NOR sALE-GUN 8Us1SEss-D0ISti A
i gossd trade. together with a complete
repair department. hood paying. well
established business a. q bargain James
West, azi Front street. All goods ~ cost 70
red uce stock
---.-7s, : : = e.5y D.s1sT -rTrTTST oN
pa~.iss s.-....s $50, r.ars, and
fPaaa go - 49,.
s ss,s sssf so ssA~s
= ~
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

bids WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THIS
ID Office for the removal ofali the bald
ings ON southeast corner Front aud Spring
street told foundry up to noon OF Thurs
day, Feb. 10. iss:s.
BIkp a D0ENBAcH, Architects.
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DHILEM0N PRIORY, NO. 81 X. K. A. e.
L T.. holds it's regular meetings at
Olive Branch Han on the first and third
Friday evenings OF each month at $50
o'clock. Visiting members cordially in
vifed. Harold Preston. Excellent Prior:
John Wallace. Registrar.
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r Osf IA PRoMIss@EY NOTE GIVEN
L = I2nnary % on ]. T. Blackburn in favor
Of !, T. Thompson: amount 500. Any par
ties finding ttis note viii iesse it at the
Puget Sound Bank. Otherwise ft viii NOS
n. hs3nortsd
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KATLMoap TIcK ETs

Mrs. THOMAS. SHORTHAND AND
MI typeerIfer: pupils desired: terms
lnrx Colonial hinck
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xTEn-puPffs FOX fHE PIANO
w Cal on or address 4. e. Parry, rooEn
Z starr Atork
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1voR SALE - STEAMER - LENGTH, 80
u feet; beam. Ia feet: com pound engine,
- inches and yinches by inch cylinders;
compound boiler, ~ inches In diameter, 6
feet lpng; allowed TO pounds OF steam:
masts. sails sud fittings, complete: huh
and machinery built in lSs7: the above
steamer ia Cor sale az great bargain. Nd
dress. Moran Brcs.. Seattle. 1m
I,0R sALE-AS IMPROVED FARM OF
Il GO arres, sitHated on white river. near
Seattle, ". r.; oil bottom land; price, sil.-
coo: For particulars, apply or write To ]. +.
McNanahf, Seattle. W. n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12

UsoR sAf.E-CHEAP. THgEE BLOCKS
II Ia the immediate vicinity Of the gas
works: cheapest wholesale business prop
erty ia the city; also 5 lots on Seventh and
Jackson streets: on account Of an eneum-
brance on the property 1t vii. be offered
for 20 days 100 per cent. io.er than other
property In that vicinity. APE TO Josiah
Collins. Jr. corner Front aud Cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12

EGsr, RESIDENCE CORNER IN
DIk9 L the central portion OF Sc
sitie Is the southeast corner Ninth and
Madison. Bettinger and Meaeham. has
Min Ssraas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12

y,0R SALOON MERCER ISLAND. 100
+ acres OF land with almost q of q mile
Of water front, sT5 per acre. v. Hugo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12

cEATTiE LODGE, No. !, /. .. OF.
- Meets every Tuesday evening. in Bells
Hall, North Seattle. at IA o'clock. Mem
bers OF sister Lodges and sosourning
brothers, in good standing. are cordially
invited 70 attend
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
FDUCAT I0S Al

MONEY TO LOAN IN SINS To SUIT,
vi HTson fIapreye6 city and faTza prop
erty ~ lowess rates. No DELAY Ia closing
Fosns 81 Hsa~ DIN. 10 fsksln7la Aiz =. witt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12

DusISE-s CHANCES A SPECIALITY.
ID Established and prosperous business
investments wanted aud Tor sale, NJ. A.
AcCallun, 80 and 81 squEres' New Block,
corner Second and n ain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12

Az ANTING TO BUY-aCRE AND CITY
w properly. Those hayiag same call
aud see Cosmode Il Rarts'll, room 8. PosT
hsiilsIifag