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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-05
OUR SPECIAL OFFERINGS
FOR THE WEEK.

Our readers deubs hare quick notice that We make
point ct presenting something every week in Cur advertise
menss just as day exhibiting new goods On oar
counters We doar practice The ehashins method because we
dislike sops equally readers and furthermore
because We have necessity do Of Us hsve lust re
turned from Eastern markets months we hare
ransacked the foremost establishments selecting only wlat we
considered the best values the appropriate goods the latest
novelties the ans combining in nh
the most complete and comprehensive ever gace
the Queen city FROM the inquiries for the goods
advertised last week know that lad viii, in
tsest and desire fact our patrons must rSs
assured do mead them simply state truths Our
representations not 10 be viewed vision
with the Hh sepulehre advertisements the
columns OF the daily newspapers Having confidence We
ann TO strengthen and confirm by
and precise description Our want
your custom and We have best yaiue
for your money and always have
with Tokas sngeman Co. Our policy long since been de-
lined Stated briefly is Honest goods honest words honest
dealings We proud say course has been met
with communication and liberal patronage magnitude Of
old customers enlarge proves il We solicit
the custom u those Who higher prices far
inferior articles AL we ask quality and prices
OF our articles with the quality prices hy compete
ors We invite it We claim the principles economy and
we appeal the business which an more or
less possess share
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soUATTERs or sHANTYTOwN.
They Dtspute Mr. Denns,s Title to
tho Land I'm Question.

The fifty or more residents of
shantytown who have been made de-
PENDANTS In ejectnent suits brought
by A. A. Denny have formed a combi-
nation to flehs what they consider Mr..
nenny's illegal encroachnents upon
their rights. They claim that Mr..
Denny has no title to the land in dis
pate. and that they have a. much
right 10 squat upon it as has Mr..
Denny. Three OF the eases have been
set for trial ON Justice Rivers docket
for next Monday. and will probably be
made test cases.
Yesterday Dyer It Osborn filed de-
ntarrers To- the complaints on the
points that Justices court has no
jurisdiction over the subject matter,
and that the complaints do not con-
tain sufficient course OF action. Ii
the demurrer il oyerruIed, an answer
denying the allegations OF the com
plant will be filed and the matter tried
imam Us tflaxff1
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Mr.. Edwin ". joy prosperous druggist
on the corner OF Stockton and Market
streets. In San Francisco, probably never
dreamed Of riraling iii wealth tie ,aedi-
cine kings Of the country But various
ramors having been floating around to The
effect that he has struck II biz. an ExnnsfaeY
reporter was detailed % tfneArfh the cause.
1t seems that ahniat scven years ago an
English physician. great student OF Bot
any, located In this CRY His practice
was not extensive. ami yet the few cases
that came to him aftracsesi no little attc,l-
ton. His g-eat success seemed 10 be In fhe
treatment OF iiserans kidney disorders
aud viflated blood. lie seemed almost
.Iufaliible, and his weilkeps scerc1 was as
s1nufl u inysFeFy as hissself After his de-
parfure Mr.. joy determined 10 fathom the
secret, aud copying all the prescriptions
he had Allied for the cratic doctor, he
began II systematic ANALYSIS. He aiscoy-
cred running all through the preseript-
ions fer liver aud kidney troubles. vitiatei
blood and stomach disorders couple OF
seeNsAttts- 1sssi2 ktttofs I'D ta3tlu513A
50 simple ard 50 we'll known under home
y every day names 10 every school boy as
to entirely dIssiratc the suspicion that
they were the aefIys principles involved
a.eertain, however. was Mr.. joy that he
had discovered the secret that he cfnbol-
led the new clements IN a preservation Of
saFsaTarIila to disguise the taste. aad put
Il before his customers under the modest
aaine OF Joys Vegetable sarsararilla. I'm
Iacdiateiy the same stories came back OF
It's astshislaing effects and the mystery was
solved, ard the talk II has created has
already saElsed II to step into prominence.
aaa orders pour in daily from ali over the
tsust. And TINS another California Indus
try leaps into existeiiec.S r. ExdnfaeF.
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Nasal c9tarrh Is proaaeiy ane OF Tae most
ssis3xresAhAe ailments thai person car Be
afflicted with. Il iaafArss specific IL used
with doaehe % even snnsed np The nose.
according - directions. morning AID even
saS. radical cure caa in most cases Dc
effected Sold ~ Ssewsrr q Holmes Drug
ga
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When baby Was sick we gave Der Castorfa,
When she was Child. she cried Tor Cas-
terra.
When she Was Miss. she chung TO 6'sxtnria.
when she had children, she gave then
Czsfr<ss.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY Avn aAvINTS RANg

Yesler Leary building, Mil street oppo-
site Commercial street receives deposits IN
any amount aud allows interest thereon.
Board OF trustees: Leigh & j. Hunt. Thorn
Is T. Minor, Edward b. Downing J. p.
Lowman. George H. Hebron, David n.
Bsxfer, and wm. RICHTER Fisher. Bank
open daily from 2 .. II. 10 4 p. M: sA:slr-
days 2 a. N. 20 p. "a. and p. m. 10 p. u.
Jrsr AaSIv En.--A handsome line Of tidy
rings in metal, in the rnass delicate shades
20 match New shades Of silk. Texas, sing
erEsaa K Co.
New stock OF table linens. che ansss nov
elites Just received. Also handsome line
Of table sets, d0ylies. napkins. etc. Tokias,
singeruaan 4 CO.
Meney 10 loan, long or short time. g. E.
Miller Co. lis Yesier avenue. Occidental
block
New parssols. Chester cie-r. Issa styles
arrived. Chester cIeary.
II you want pleasant bonae three lots
with good house, call on d. B. Ward.
Twenty-hve-cent Atwood dress goods,
Chester Clsary.
D. r. Ward viii sell los aud txo house :
tnuw renting for so per month";, Garner
Pine and Tenth streets. foE s7soa.
Ffveeent towels. Chester CIea-y.
Enbroideries. Chester cieary.
All the latest novelties In ladies' and
chiisiren's parasols. in black aud coiors.
TokisS, Singerman 4 Co
Sew silk underwear. Chester Cleary
One Of seaftle's Oldest citizens wants 70
know why people persist in paying rent
when q good home can he had for only
S3s0a Call sf rooms s and =, over Seattle
hardware store.
Five-cent lace curtain ret. Chester
Cieary.
A fRe iof at French and scotch sisnneis,
newly imported. dow on sale. Taksas.
singerrnaE & Co
Sew aprons. Chester Cleary.
Ygncy. MeEnfire a Painting, eli second
street. hare some choice acreage suitable
For plating. Call Sc onfs-
Hosiery. oar big les Of nsw goods ar
rived. Chester gfesrr-
Our complete stock OF bats-siik hats.
felt and strxws. for men and boys. now on
hszaa- Toksas. stugtrrakn & Co.
New JERSEYS. Chester clsxry.
The leading New York ssyle, che Crush
e. in su eoacrs. SIS. ToklAs. sinsesnan
4 Co.
E&w ylbhons, Chester Clesry
Sew gloves. Chester CIexyy.
New line Of towels Tokixs. ssngeymsn
e 90.
Oar hag shipment Of aew goods arrived.
Chester clsAry-
Tsn-cest nasn towels. Chester Clessy-
Sew dress goods. EAesfer cleayr
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ChiIdren's Dresses.

Received during the week among heaps of
other wares our new line of children's white
and colored dresses in Cambrics, Chambrays
and Muslns are all ready for examination of
customers They are in the very latest styles
and are strictly choice goods. We are making
grand discount on the regular prices which
run from s. so to 81 90. We are prepared
to offer these goods at 81 so each, as we
bought out an entire lot from manufactures.
and can afford to do it. The best way to crit
icise these goods. IS to call and examine them
Immediately. We want every reader to put
our statements TO the test
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PASSENGER Lrsr.

orsson aud California Passed Med.
efa Mrs. T.. Nell. Mrs. W. c. Lamb
- = q Jackson. W. c. lambert. q.
Aoslmsn and wife, :. MeCasu. Mrs.
eees1er, Mrs, VI, 4, Smith, Mr.. lee, II.
soss: A. ". Rhodes. Edward rriser.
=. y Gorslon. II, RsFnharslt, J. II
AsneF. ". r. A, Crosby, B. l.. sfoo,l-
ssssl aud lady. X. Rliden. u. q. An.
9erson. J Z. Brexiii, NJ. j. TompsimS,
. s..saseid aad lady. Il. Russon. :.
us.ss,ssher. j: G. NohiaaaSi, A. Fiske. Mrs,
asaass William Williams. Mrs. VI.
SP1er. j: {. kolsA, A. X. croshy and
" secona class.
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eiesissesaes Frequently complain 81 their
barber shaving tAens seae close ard ssss fser
sns nos'k hTesk eat sste small psmples. Fl
nutsrsa spsesse Is applied 10 tbs face Ens-
nssxzsasesy alter shaving no matter huw
close The shave. al soreness viii be pre-
waited. SELL By Stewart L Holmes Dras
tn
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Sol SaITH RUssEII CoNfssThe
amusement lovers OF Seattle have q
freas I'm store for them Friday and
Saturday evenings. April Il and Is.
The funniest Of all American come
dams SCI smith Russell is 70 appear az
Frye's opera house. The favorife fan-
maker comes fresh from brilliant en-
gagesnenss IN Boston. Philadelphia.
Chicago and New Orleans. and he has
just recently closed two weeks en-
gagement at the Baldwin theater.
San Francisco. which was packed
nightly 10 zee Russell's new
comedy. "A Poor Relation. The
pias is as happy rs It's title.
and has been the greatest hit of the
comedians career. II Ii said to be q
poem OF laughter and tears The
eminent comedian Is supported by the
largest and strongest company he has
ever had. and he viii present : A Poor
Relation Friday night and at the Sat
urs1ay matinee, and on Saturday even
ing viii play aBewitched, the fun
niest farce comedy ever written. In
the latter piece Russell appears IN all
his songs and sketches. The opera
house will be filed at every perform
arsr1
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REcw5TGos To-sIsHT. The Young
People Society OF Christian Endeavor
OF the M. f. church viii give reeep-
ton this evening 10 the members of
the Y. NJ. e. A. at the associations
headquarters. f1al Front street Adj
mission and refreshments viii be free.
The ladies auxiliary viii dispense ire
cream az A limited tax. Ia aid OF the
Y. u. c. A. piano fund.
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As viii be seen By the above score.
Kellogg made 20. Mcknight 10, Booth
Is. Collins II. Slime 10, Harris ii.
This gave the Seattle team . total OF
los.
Dodge made 81, Ellis II. Smith 10,
Bell Is, Albright IL. Eberly 10. This
gave the Tacoma team a score OF los
also.
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= pAss in the back often leads 10 easnniE-
sAses uisesse< shst are almost Ypenrssle
~s<ea hleaev Tea cures the I rsf anss pre-
a.. = stse latter, II - rascsy vegetable.
- - : ssfsxaies aud sola ~ stewart and
a. aaes nrNe Ga
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ro-D.v,. weath.r--F.tr.

san Francisco. April s.--Tndications
for 70 hours for Oregon and Washington:
Light rains: sontherly winds: nearly
stationary Temperature
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NEW Coal MINE An extensive de-
post of coal was discovered some
time since. at 3 point on the Puget
Sound shore Railroad near Black
river. ii miles from Seattle. Enough
of this coal was taken oEt TO give il o
fair test, and during the month of
March was used in the locomotives OF
the Puget Sound Shore Railroad. Ii
was found to be a high-grade coal and
well adapted 70 the making of steam.
Other tests revealed that it was suit able
for domestic purposes. The owners
were more than satisfied with the re-
suit OF the tests. There are several
owners in the mine, and they are now
busy making air shafts and otherwise
developing the property preparatory
to taking out coal. 1t IS the intention
to EJECT coal bunkers in thi~ city and
to market portion OF the output mere
and 20 ship the remainder to San Fran
cisco.
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CONTEST OVER TIagER LAND
United States Attorney Hamilton re-
turned yesterday from Vancouver. b.
{. His mission was 10 serve subprnas
ON witnesses who were summoned to
testify at Port Townsend. and also TO
serve notice of appeal in the case of
the United States vs.. J. b. Mohtgon-
cry, Edwin II. Budd and Lee Hoif-
man. These parties claim about I, COO
acres Of land In Wahkeakum county,
which was entered rs timber land.
The United States contends that the
land Is fit for cultivation, and there
fore not subject to entry as timber
land. The case came up before Judge
Allyn recently. and he decided in
favor Of Montgomery ct al. United
States Attorney White Is dissatisfied
with the decision, and has completed
arrangements for an appeal 10 the
supreme court of Washington.
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ss1s "a Saxe nsaS 4. 80 wssa zas Evasss
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ALL COMPANIES JcScug.-A meet
Ing of the representatives OF the differ
ent coal companies was held yesterday
morning. and il was resolved to con-
eur In the reduction in the price of
screened coal made to local consum-
ers on Wednesday by the Oregon I'M
proyement Company The reduction,
as stated in yesterdays issue, was
from $3.50 to. IS per ton. The con-
sumption of coal for domestic pur-
poses in this city amounts TO 200 tons
per month. As the reduction Is $50
per ton, il will save the Seattle coal
consumers 5000 per month, or ST, COO
per annum. In addition to the
screened coal, some 1000 tons of
screenings are sold per month to the
electric light, cable railway and other
large companies for from 81. Is to $50
per ton.
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Ok 0n0-Two lots and three new
VAOsOOO thresssfnry houses, north
east corner Of James and Eighth streets.
&12 000-Two lots at the northwest
streets, including nne residence. 1000.
<700n-HaH block Of four lots includ-
~ wv ing two corners aud two coed
houses or east side OF Dexter street.
S6 000one hundred and twenty
VV,OOO feet square aud Eye-room
house. with large amount of small fruit, At
northeast corner Pine and Sixth streets.
Sc. OOOsssyen-room, hard finished
on east side Of Fourth. between spring and
seneca.
&E 76n-choiee residence and fall
Y0s w lot. corner Twelfth and Pine.
Magnificent view and one of the best ar
ranged residences in the city.
S4.O0Os,1o'ssh ssd he sasstToegn, n. hard
Tenth.
"a nnn-tiood house and two lots,
V1,VVV northeast corner Twelfth and
Howell.
UC700-sIghtly lot and ntw seven
VAsOO room house on upper side Of
Tenth street. between De arborn and
Q2600-Twos and one-hslf lots at the
&0OV0 corner Of Depot and Virginia
streets.
DO 7En-Lot on east side of Seventh,
WI ~ between Lenora and Bianch-
ard. with barn aud eighfroom house.
&1600- Fourroom house and fne.
V4OVV slightly lot near Lake Union.
on the electric car line.
ACRE Tn FACTS.
VoU,OOO acres on the very northern
extremity OF Mercer island: the cream of
East Seattle property hslf cleared
$40, OO0opsa Re se rs.s e ID. ssis 3, rs ss
Union.
$40 C5cThirry-ave acre addition
jaw between salmon Bay and
Smiths Cove at $50 an acre.
900 ,.'Is ssss asss Init, =. I. Pc. par
60 1oEseventr-shree acres south OF
W. AAO the city a. tlz5 an acre.
&C S00-Ten acres at Smiths Core
YV,OOO within tive blocks OF the
railroad hand.
$z,U OU north ii a queen al Anne ei Town.
CO 000-Twenry acres north Of Green
VAsOOO Lake.
Gonn-singse acres In Days acre gar
VOW dens north OF Lake rnion.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
81 0O0sswmiIl doing ps !; bas!-
&C nnn-lnferess In highly rroHta-
VU,OOV bic manufacturing business
90 nnn-Tnsersst tn . highly proAta-
20 wv bic brick raanufaeGory-
a FINE FARM.
ago. OOO-A 4soacre farm, l5o acres
In cultivation, every scos good land and
half bearer dam: over ysue worth 81 ma
chlnery, several large harns. $500 house.
well furnished. good orchard. and every
thsng complete. sales from the farm
amount % over $500 annually
RENTON ADDITION.
For the dxse OF the Erst sale Of lots in
Renfcn addition see cur douhiecolumn ~
ye-tisenenf elsewhefe IN this paper
REWARD.
G60 REWARD in every case VII 3
ssers 20 convict persOns Of DESTROYING our
signs on property.
Gav6,e@Gnuss
NEW rEsIxR HIocK-Tsksths elevator
sxArrIx WASHINGTON.
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The roiTx. Lafn UP.-IEe @. +. &
y. campa1sy's steamer, T. j Potter.
has been laid mp in order TO make Ger
tain necessary repairs 10 her ma
chiuery. The George E. Starr Is on
the Seastie-Tacoma route in place OF
the Potter. The Idaho is running on
the Whateon route in place of the
starr. The Potter, IL is expected. will
again commence running on Monday
reayt
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SToLF THREg TgSTs-I4ast even
ing man entered Brush ;
second hand store on Second street.
and offered for sale new tent. Mr..
Brush at once recognized the man as
one who had sold him two tents about
month ago, that had been stolen
from Wiiton's tent factory on Rail-
road avenue. Feeling confident that
this tent had also been stolen, be de-
tanned the man by negotiations for the
tent, while he quietly sent an ern-
pIoye after a policeman. When the
officer arrived the man was given into
custody. and gave his name a T. j
Manning. He win answer TO the
charge OF grand larceny for the theft
OF the three tents in one of the JUS
tees courts this morning
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FuRrHgR RgpucrfaSs. In addi-
ton to the reductions mentioned sew
eral DAYS since aS having been made
by the Western Union Telegraph
Company, others have been an
nonuced. The rate quoted il on ten
word messages The rate from points
in Washington 10 points in Nebraska
and vice versa has been reduced from
81 to IS cents. to points in Utah from
this territory from 81 cents toea cents !:
70 points in Idaho from 90 cents to 80
cents: TO points In Manitoba from 81
of - cents
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THE TACOMA TEAM.

A shoot-off was necessary, and five
singles and two pairs was the number
shot at. It resulted Is follows:
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G1 0fl-Three lots northwest corner
VAs4VV Twelfth and Weller, 81 100.
Gl 00fl-The south half Of block 4,
VA1VVV Edes & knights addition tsix
lotsl s1oce each.
&7Rn-Ffne lot in Denny's Fast PARK:
VeOO cleared and fenced.
$500 Double corner on Mob HIN,
VOUV 81 20
G06fl Three of the choicest lots I'm
VAOV Crown Supplemental add, $75a
VAOO Heights addluon, ct 1900 each.
xoE0--Half block In Mcsiivra's flrst
~@~O addition, slsO0
CT E0-Twenty.eight lots In . body in
V4OO Hicks addition $1,000 cash:
barxsin.
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fired sAs4a - ssa III II isaEsA ~ /
sszsss sssss = esE fssa s faat sz2A I.
Mas hf0kaa s1Ese past IL her - seallll
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ssss<sls . ne foaaeNnng cnefre list Of prop
erfr
GECOMD STREET.
&l7 0f1fl- Lot en- east side Of Second
and Union. with large residence.
60 Sflfl Forty iees frontage ON Sec.
- sOUU ond street. near Pske Is
cheAPe& property on the street.
14AOI3ON STREET.
00knn-Twe fsH hats nertheast cor.
00OVO n<r y 8ixtA asd Nsdissa:
FRONT STREET.
500, 0OO....sss . ,.s.ss On rsons 9:
scns % wss street TSe.e a.. y s. s1s ss
Ran rights and extend 70 deep water. On
the property are uhisryes. factories and
husineGn houses which win rent for ss{D0 4
month Price. s1o0aNos one-foarxh cash,
balance on long ttme.
$25, 900 ,,,,s p n, ne .sss sd. q e, q
eorner 81 Pre- on Il Ie IS /. nsS T g n, ne
denee. Price. $25.oo0: one-foarsh cash. bal
anee on long time 81 per cent
COMMERCIAL STREER.
S65. 900 =. aorxI-- F.Il
Of CoMDercfaf ard Tain streets, Including
the Ariingtes hotel Building.
S53 001-Fifty three feet frontage
VOOSVOV On Commercial street, be-
tween Yesler avenue and washington
street.
WATER FRONT.
&60 mn Fsn block Of eight lots
VOVsVVV sesth IT the barreI fhrtory.
four lots fAee Water street ard four have
uster frontage, earring riparian rights.
&1f1 fl0G-Lot 10. block 10, D. T. and
VAV3VVO John Dennyss addition. and
LOT I. block g. u. Z. Derny's Waterfront
addition. $4,000 for the two.
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Weespeeaaiiy invise the attention OF IN
vessos % he following cheiee lit Of pop
erfr
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sassssxss xaraease aled
iee-Ao9e a. sae ascesx
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TIE ISsslyE ESassExs.-Chief Of
Police Mitchell swore oat an insanity
complaint in the probate court yesser-
siav morning against j. e Holmes,
the Insane locomotive engineer ar
rested hy 0ascer Barr lase Wednesday
night. As several witnesses could not
be found. Judge Osborn set the hear
Snw for = o'clock this morning.
Holmes Was quite violent NJ times yes
serday. and after being taken to'the
county Jail. insisted On being released
as 81 .1sO .oxl bonds. which he said
woald be furnished BY Dexter, Horton
& 10. : hank
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NE0 REWARD In every case VIII be
0OO raid By rs Tor information san
esert 20 convicf perst,ns Of DESTROYING our
signs on property.
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Mr.. George Il. kittinger sesssrslay
awarded TO q. Ranke the contract for
the construction Of his proposed brick
building ON the northwest corner OF
Washington and South Second STREETS.
The bids which we're submitted were
as follows Megrath Il Co., $50 SIS i.
ID Warner. ;sao. so: q. ganke. So. SIS.
The contrast includes the building
and completion Of the entire structure
Work viii begin next Monday and will
be finished i'asisle OF -four months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-05

wAsHTNGToN STREET.

Go En0-5 by 60 feet, corner Third
Va A,OOV and Washington streets.
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For the date OF tbs frst sale of lots IA
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