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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-13
TIE lFFlIaS Of the cI11.
New Plans Beinx Prspared fsr Tie
Garbage Eeow.
Esbsiidiax iAs ssirs-TAs Qssssf~s
efLIxhss DIseusse3 Iz6srnaIsy
-Ffre Escapes.

Vixen the city Co4neza decided to
build = garbage scow il zas estimated
that gre answering the present neces-
stiles CT the ssssy eeuIa be baiit for
Sf3a- When the bids we're opened
last Friday night the lowest one was
for sz7ss. and IS : zcow costing that
much Was considered altogether TOO
expensive for the CITY 70 build ia Is
present strnitened SnarelAl eoussi-
ton. the whole matter vas re-referrexi
70 the eomFnittee ON health and po-
ice. The committee has instructed
fae city engineer % prepare nev plans
and specifications Tor : scow. 30 that
the cost vii come between $3.50 and
$500. This can be done By leaving
est some unnecessary srca work pro-
yided for in the former specifications
and making few other rnodiiira lions
that vii not affect the utility OF the
scow, while greatly reducing the cost
o. constructing Il. Sealed proposals
for the construction Of the SOCK ae-
corsing 70 the new plans and specifl-
cations vii be caelesi for IN few days.
The committee on harbors and
whayyes decided yesterday TO extend
the slip at the foot OF Columbia 30 feet
further out, ard build a gvidircn 80
that three brick sco~s can unload
there al 4 time Messrs. Durham, Col
lins & Co.. the well known contractors,
have the lumber ami piles all ready
for the work which viii Re commenced
rs soon IS they can secure the plans
and specifications from the city en-
xineer. When this sip Is finished
work On the Washington street slip
viii be pushed and brick scovs viii Ii
the meantime unload at Columbia
street. IL this slip does not afford
rnple facilities the Coan&si viii rro-
vide another one.
The committee on street lights held
m executive session 81 the city hall
yesterday afternoon. Nearly all Of
the members of the City Council were
present, and an informal discussion of
the streetlighting project waa held
The several bids for furnishing the
city with an electric light plant and
the bid OF the Seattle Electric Light
Company for furnishing the city with
an electric light plant we're carefully
considered and thoroughly discussed.
The result Of the committees delib~r-
ations viii not be made public until
the Council meeting on Friday night,
bat it II understood that the prOies.t
OF the city owning its own plant ana
furnishing It's OWL, lights il seriously
considered
The hTe-escape ordinance has met
With general compliance On the part
Of property-owners- Over 90 escapes.
have already been put up. aud ~
owners OF other building affectes1ey
the ordinance have shown their inten-
lion al complying by ordering the es-
eapes made
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Oregon N oae Of the most productive
states In the Union. It's vast mineral re-
ganns contain gola, silver. copper. irea and
fs,al Its immense tracts OF grazing lands
sapport thousands OF cAifie and sheep. and
rs extensive agricultural regions pFo5uec
al the eereals IN abundance, th1 yiessf per
acre being In some instances the largest In
the world. Among sh& useful and yAla-
able products of the webfoot state may De
mentioned Oregon kidney Tea which has
proved boon 10 thousands afflicted with
pain in the back and kidney difficulties II
Is purely OF vegetable composition and
never fails. seid by Stewart & Holmes
Drug Co., wholesale agents
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Cheaper.
90 010-Jos and Groom houss
R4fdOO Easzern zaNsltsau.
Choice Building Lots.

Ch0Ica Ruiidlrr T.ofs
.
voooo and seventh streets
DO ooo-s asa,n &c o.. ms,l s,.,a AMI
vo,Voo Stewart. fan lot
90 f.no-FuI lot Al the soushess. cor
WSs~SV Eer Of Ninth and Stewart
90 rnn-sasshwest corner Essh,n
and olive
90 n00-S0uth vest corner of Tsnfa
VAsSSS ana Virginia
01 TEn-Lss On southeast Garner
VA,e0o Broadway assd hAfeiay stresi.
S sisSs Ana 81 :is s1'si.'as kia's.''' At
$3.50 .ss . sa ss s.. .ss w I.:l;.s
e s,,e f oE -. n,. :. s...a
HAs0Ie snfhssa- thsiae lots ID
blanchard ssa nsa. sl.ise-
Ebnono Rdsro otc
~ 6 AotS'
o. on0-Tw..s,-~sxht lets i. . assy
5 s.rx.is. ~ 's'sA ss e.s.s
ds0 nna BsaeA.s- .nss ~ a-,,nv-..
No,UUU He.Ehss sdastsos,. a. - ss DC
each.
0l,lUU M
vl,Auo me s.ss,
XIS(l lie 20 "a peha5 A&ss r&Tks
ssa &l'1 islcsa
ASaui1Asa'
&300-Ioss Il block =. h:Ss.os's st-
So5n-Tnree q he eaoses.s lss in
| $o5f1-s.s Ias. IN aeanrrs. ssaa.aa -.
Acre Tracts
Aor con-po~.x srr~s 81 ~ hsx.
600 CO., -..s, . rvs, ! !" y, YVES. us ss...ls
ting eiss In TIE vicinity Is plaFsea-
! mn orn-TAirrv.svs avs sA.ssfszs
tMl3,Z0tJ ksaswsun S.sr-rr Esw xns
smIsa scove q, sse an aere.
4 on e NM Flfeen acres sdyo6nfnx
W1VsOOO Minors addition A. smith .
Cove.
So l25 = . rse ssFes s0aan os
nc esss - sA--s - l 49,
X6 6tlO @Esss - $3.50 Ioss
$1,000 So ss;5 .; Chances. .,, ). =
$1,000 ssss. E sisss S sas ~.
no n00-rns<resf in a hsrAly r-nass-
Co s41 80 -. = a. IA,
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YeSaer- Legry bnsiGing, Mil street oppc-
site Commercial street receives de posts IN
say aTneust aud alsoEs interest thereon.
Beard 81 trustees: Leigh s J. Hunt, TaoH-
a. 7. Miner, EduaFd s. Downing. j. n
Lownsn, Georre H. Heiiarpu. David n
Baxter, ard wrs. Fighter Fisher Bank
open daily from a. n. "a ( 2. IA: sAfur-
days q n. 10 D n. and 2. 70. % 2. u.
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Whas Is the best way to estimate
The value Of . thingg This Is a qnes-
ton which. like an inslssersninase
equation, has a variety Of solutions.
What VII il cost ron 70 make he
articles yourself - Is sn indirect ans
vet in the form Of another qaery.
Il has heen the establishment Of .
CREST raany ladies Who purchase our
Muslin Underwear. that We cas- asord
TO dispose al them 1t values marked.
They say themselves thai they ooula
not make shesa Tor double oar figures,
and in some instances even for more
than that.
We bare new skirts and Corset
Covers. Chsmises. Drawers. and
sight-DEexsss- Space fe-bsds qaesa-
tons being made on these.
Bot. mothers. here II somsehing
that viii make the baby laugh ard
eros. and the children s<sis6ea With
dry crust instead OF Jam rel.
We are prepared 10 shew tAe most
recent inpoTsatsozs ct chaEaren's and
fntants' Lace Embroidered Bs;insfs.
Here arc saEnrles
Fancy Enabrosdered Bonnet. trina
med wIth neat ruling. 2Se
Eiasorsss Benne1. rith style hcw
and elegant embroidery. for SC. Geoa
value at *
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1t will doubtless afford
pleasure TO ladies' when we
inform them that they can
now examine our Spring
Calicoes. Entirely new pat
terms in Windsor Cloth.
This We have marked at IL
yards for SI.oo.
It will take time TO view
our splendid selection of
light colored Calicoes. War
ranted fast colors. al 6Lc
per yard.
IL you want a strong. SER
vicable house dress, stop
right there, please. and ex-
anime our highly-fi finished
plain Seersuckers. This
fabric wears well. and is sold
y yards for 81.
Now il is really surpris-
ing One would almost
nave taken that striped and
figured Canton Flannel,
with its rich plush effect,
for a genuine plush. 1t is
of novel patterns, and viii
makea very elegant drapery.
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Here, ladies. We can rev.
el in the song and laughter
of color. None who visit
our Ribben Department,
steel their hearts as they
may against making a pur-
chase, can resist the plead
ing. silent eloquence OF the
delicate and well-varied tints.
MORE ribbons for sashes
and trimmings, in all widths.
and the most dainty spring
shades in satin edges, dazzle
the eye and unloose the
clasp of the most carefully
closed purse. Don't forget
TO visit this department and
note the beautiful light
green and light'orangc tints.
also the new shades Of red
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yFho inssnted the apronY Well.
are dsnf care 50 mach assouf that.
a. 20 let ron kaow that We hare Sc.
pexb stock of I.zs=.ses' Aprons in 70
less than 10 styles. AZ prices ranging
frorn &c up.
IL wsh possibly ssvt zen rasney.
and eonvsnienee you besides. - take
8 ris1ce II eur nss stock 81 LADIES'
Ribs~a Iash~ixxan veza,. II SC each
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aAnru L CRAWFORD
cAAH1m =. cozuvKx.

aAlErU L CRAWFORD.
czAH1n + cczuvxx-
~RxzxzxsC1s-Rve5 ssak ~
eunsD nsa u esafxzA
R CHARACTER or
lnYeStm entS|
oYTxnxo ST
0.1e.esGu.u,s|
Choice Waterfront.
$50, 900 = ~ -. ss.,sas ,sss s:ssA
lses fAce Wnter s1re~f ~ fsnr ksse wster
nssa.ee. earning rtpaxiaa rixAfs-
$40, 900 jass 49, s,es. , e 3 7 =:
los |, block G. D. +. Denays wa:rr- Fr ny
stsirson. s2s.xr sor TIE twaA
Front Street Property.
500, 900 .:;ss. s. e. ,, = .'ss ;.
the rear fscsnx an West s<res< These iozs
carTT riparian rsghts AID sA-s practically
extend % desp Hnssr. On the prsve-fT !
arg wkx-vcs. factories and tzxsress
houses which VII rsa- fer xzax3 rsutk-
Rrice. &lA. $40. ore-sDGrSA cash, balance
en- ioag TINE.
$40 OOO-- Tniry ssss 90 tAs wss
XoSsNvV side Of r-1sif street.. BE- /
tEesn Nx1sssa ans Sprfng
$25, 900 Es. e he ne . .. s:ss e
residence Przce. - 0sa; one fourrh sssA.
oAAznes o. sons r1lze ~ per cenS
$4,000 ssnss ls ~ w. a. ns .sss res s
Fronks between Virginia and Lxnorx
Commercial Street.
Ger 00fl-ARLIxGT0x HoTEL Esg
9QJ3UUu ssf st The sszfheaxf eavner
- tenzeTrsk and Anas streets, inr3zz-
Ing The krfiEyts2 ksfei haii1lnx.
$52, 900 Co., ss,ss fees . lss..ass .
s~eea Yesasr .FeaEe and WasaIngsoa
street
Washington Street.
$12, sas r w . ssss ss.s .:.s asir
Second Street.
So. OO-rsS Fer fee. fee: tss s o sec.
caeszest property en- the street
Madison Street.
81, 900 T.s.s loss corner Madison and
eE In0-Iwe ists ssusAxess ssrzer ~
3JsJUU Madison and AisfA-
Houses and Lots.
$12,O OOrs.ss, %, ss., : q J; s sss;s,
and sixtA streets. iaclndsng fne ress-
$4,000 70 los o On s..ss ssEss:.
the Occidental hotel On enc los IA 4
house thst VIII reas fer so 9 n,onsh:
price, tiesoe sasz terms
81, 900 Ts IL. les so ses:s s.. eq s:s
streets graded Lots are cleared. Lar
hssA. overlook the sound. and Contain
small house and barn
$1,000 niss s s0s Ts Ana .0 s sssae'
a. 5n0-Los corner Depot and wan /
VSsU~O sszeess. sncsnding three ne~ /
sixfno1 cest&seS Fsne location; ssSuo i.
c. 00fi-0ns hundred sid twenty
VSsSSS feet square sn3 fve-roon /
house with large amount os sr3A2l fruit.
a. northeast corner Pine and sixth strsetz /
OK YSf1-Choice residence and fus5 lss. ]
VSss0S corner Twelfth and Pine. ]
Magnificent yieH and one Of the best ar
ranged residences ii the esfy.
5,UUU hsnse, ssa s.e h sashs1 nh =, 90
eass side Of FosrtA. AeEzeea ssxrfng and I
Cheaper.
&2 200-Twc lots and six.scorn house ]
NOto0O with barn. corner Dexter and !
Ward streets.
CO 7Efl-Iot On cas-. side Of Seventh. !
V@s Wv between LEnara and BlAaea-
ard. with barn aud eight rrsoFa house.
90 E0{l-Los and new Eve room. hare /
NI,UUU anishrd hoDse, soufhwess /
corner John aud Reilins VERY easy terms.
60 A00-Les and new seven-room /
VAs tOO house and small barn, cor
neg 81 Harrison and Mary streets. aesr
the Depot street cabs line and The eler-
TIC road, xith . splendid view Of tie |
CITY, TIE h1rtoy. the mountains and Lake |
Union. f2sa1
90 O00-Ios and s-r0ozn house in
p1,dUU Eassern sssltssa-
rL-. DsT1.
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The rush for orr Spring HOSIERY
during the past week has been unpar-
alleled IN The history sIf TIE store TO
ask . reason is toconfssss an Ignorance
Of what ne carry.
In the fashionable shade az black
We have the fsaest brands, each Of
whieh We guarantee $. fast color and
acid proof. We mention among these
The Peerless. the Stainless, yon.Crcck-
ing. Perfeet. saBssary. Gloria, and the
hystsa- foa VIII find cur Ladies
and chiidrens' Hosiery IN this line
marked from &c 10 81 50.
You must not omit To examine our
special line OF siIk-fIa.esi Hose in
black. garnet. brown. and navy. =. -5c
per pair.
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PgoreSKn CsASeE or TINE A
change Of time IS contemplated on the
Puget Sound shore Railroad. The
morning train, instead OF leaving Sc
attic az % a m, viii depart a; 7.l5.
The train which arrives here from TIA
coma st 3 ~ viii ret here earlier. as IL
is the intention 90 avoid the delay Of
over an hour whash takes place 10 the
Portland train on lis arrival AZ Ia
coma in the morning. To avoid this
slelAy The train viii leave Portland al q
later boar than at present. The idea
l. 10 make close connection and 10
keep the passengers on the road as
short q time possible.
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When Baby was sick.

When Baby was sick.
We gars her Csssoria
When she was Child.
She cried for cAsssrsA
When she became Mss.
She chung TO cAssoriA
When she ksA Children.
She gave them Ssxssorsa
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AxoTaEE PRizE- Fx6a.. - IL Is re-
ported that John Hennessy. who re-
eenssy gave some exhibitions IN srar-
rinv with the Montana Kid. xln H.
dAs ssgn articles for s eight wit Tom
Cleary. The terms. a. thus far nnde--
stool. all Re fer $50 side. and the
easire gsse receipts 60 the winner
MARQUIS OF QGeensAerry rules vii GER
ern an the 6rht viii be ~ .snish-
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Mr.. L Reinig is preparing 10 build
terrace OF Eve houses on the corner
81 fifth and Madison STREETS They
vii BE two-storied, and will Re fsstea
up with all Arsf-elaSs modern apysains-
mentS, including hatA. gSs. etc. They
WI cost sis.Csss. snd viii ne finished
IN tenr months.
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0FrscEx Jaxgs's CRAsE.--E Early yes
teaday morning ofEser Wiiliaas Jones
saw two men on Jackson street try
ing to sell box of cigars and box OF
cigarettes. SnSpecling from the men :
actions that they had stolen the arti-
Giles, be placed them under arrest
One OF the men sroEe away and es-
capesi and the other one wAs only Sc
cured afEex > lively race and > hvesser
taSSle. in which the policeman got
several scars os his fsce and a badly
bruised hand. The arrested man, xho
gave his name - William Edwards.
viii BE given preliminary hearing to-
aAy.
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Second Street.
Madison Street.

CT 60f-FerFy feet frontage on Sec
XssOVV end street. near Pike. the
cheapest property en- the s<rses.
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Lord AaeanIay IN one Of his cs-
says says that the nassst sttracssye ob-
jet ia the world. 10 5 man, i . beau-
tifal woman Without dsspusing the
statement. we wossld Ike 10 know the
g-eaf historians opinion. II the seau-
tsfnl woman or women he had in
mind had been seen BY hin, when
wearing the Royal worcester Corset.
Our fnll stock has been received
and We ask all who naay not alreasly
have seen the display ia oar center
window, TO view il before shs goods
are removed. sixtst-tArec complete
styles An assortment wsfheat an
equal On the coast
The yery eh0scest novelties in Pom
see silks and sAssns. in hsrh color..
These esorssss are as ye; imperfscsly
KNOWN IN Seattle. but wherever intro
dnoed il i n once conceded that shev
are superior TO any FnearA made cor
sets knosa- Prices run from Sc 10
sIa We have fall eontrui orcr the
sale OF these cossess izI seattle.
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Embroidieries- Hamburg.
Swiss, and N.linsooks, viii
clam your scrutiny next.
Look, please, az that l,eauti-
full new line of ha r floune-
Ing Just displayed. and for
which 50 many have been
inquiring lately. Side by
side with it. you can exam
Inc our new line of Skirt
Flouncing and AI-Over
Embroidery.
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CT 000-Tve lots corner Madison ard
VssSoV Tenth.
eE E00-Twe lets seHfkwest earner Of
1SsOUV Ns1isen ana yinfh.
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commercial Street.
Ger 0ngl-ARLIxGToS HoTEL - EE1
9QJsUUu sst &C The seEfheaxf eavner
20 te1zerrIH1 and AzSs streets. inr3ua-
Ing the krfiEytsa hotel kai31lzx-
GO 0lff-Flffs-shree fees frontage On
VC~SVOO Commercial street BE-
tween Yesae- .seans and WsxalEgsoa
street
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Washington Street.
Go E0n-5 By 60 feet. ccsner Third
V40sSVV azd Washington srrez.x
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rnr wArrn FRONT.


The ]. G. Britain lies Al Baker, Bacon
q Co.'s wharf.
The Walls walla sails for San Francisco
tonight At s o'clock.
The Jeanne leaves San Francisco for
Seattle December -.
The City ef Topeka Is due here from
Alaska December -.
The Detroit still lies at the Badere Mill
ing Company's wharf
The steamer Michigan was scheduled 20
leave Portland Tuesday for Seattle.
The steamship City Of Puebis arrived
here from San Francisco at II O'Clock last
night.
The steam schooner l.. ]. Perry brought
in 30 sacks Of oats from Browns slough
yesterday.
The steamship Hsytien Republic left
San Francisco yesterday for Seattle. with
full cargo of general merchandise.
The steamer Al-Ki Is laid up in San
Francisco. where she IL receiving new
boilers. Il viii require q month 70 put
them in.
The ship Ivanhoe. Captain Griffith, an
ished loading coal yesterday evening and
leaves for San Francisco today. She has
a.I50 tons.
The uuion Pacific railway company is
figuring on a new time card on the Seattle
Tacoma route. IL is probable that the
company viii put on four boats daily. one
at 4 and a u., and and Q rs p. IN. daily.
The new Union Pacific steamer sehome
Is running on the Victoria route ia the
place OF the North Pacific. Tae latter
steamer Is laid up at Tacoma. Captain
Clancy Is temporarily in command Of the
Sehome.
There Is q movement on foot among the
wharf owners themselves 20 receive no
freight on either fesler, Hatfield or the
Union Pacific wharves after $50 p m.
This rule will most likely be put in opera
tlon shortly,
The George w Elder is laid up at Port
Townsend, having blade put on her pro-
peiler. When her repairs are completed
she goes 10 Departure bay where she loads
800 tons ei coal for Alaska. for which place
she leaves December "a
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cross. 80. Hora Silver, n.eB: Mexican.
" inertia Belle Esls. 81; 0utsrio. $40
e4s vzAscrscs NxvExw
eAs FAsNessco. Dec H. Wheat Steady
and bsssiness fair. sI.gT<
BaTiey-Trnde slow. prices easy. No. /
feed SC
0sts-Sot much demand: values easy:
choice feed. 81 20; No. /, si-2s8L III:
lower grades. SiNI2s
BoTs--DaII IL 7gta<
Potatces--i.ess tsrm, the supply being
more free Early bose, aacessi; Peerless,
sfM1.1s. BaTbanks. sl-SJ@i.5s
BaiissA iittie steadSsr: fancy, 2i@zfc;
good 70 chosee, fae1@oc.
Eggs scarce and srm: California ranch
and store lots range, 55sk5c.
No charters reported
xsw YoKK YRopUcx MARxKr.
Nxw YeEK, Dec. is--Hops Steady;
fair demand
Cofiee-Options closed steady ana m
changed 70 70 points down. sales. 1870
bags; December. $i5.s0g 90: January,
SIS. 7sE 1885 February, SIS. s0Es ~:
March. SIS. 99ez Is 10: MAY. SIS sSsa. IL. 20.
spot RIO. quiet and easy fair cnrgoes
1s51c: No. J. I5@Isskc.
EaRnr--DusI SEsd nominal: cargoes Of %
test centrifugal, cost and freight removed
iis4e; refined. qETiet ard &c lower; c, 81
msc; extra G, S. &C; white extra c, st<a
csc. yellow. 5s<M5s<c; of. 5x@6sSc;
mould. s5<e. standard A, exc. confection-
ers' 6@e1sc. powdered, &c; graduated.
6s<c. cubes. &c.
Copper Il nchAnged-
Lead Quiet and STEADY: domestic.
Sss7t<.
Tin--Dul and weak. straits. s2l.2n
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKgr.
OssIcAeo. Dec. la Wheat. higher; De-
eeraber, 77Ac, May. 621kde2ske.
Cora Higher; December. A5<c; Mar,
$3.50.
oa.s-steady; December. sosse; May,
22zSc.
Pork Firmsr; January. ss.s7xi May.
$s6Tt4@97o.
Lard Weaker; January. sss7K@5so;
May. $3.50.
shors Ribs Firmer; January. sI725<;
May. Sss5es4.gTJz.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr.
CHICAGO. Dec. fs-Cattle Receipts,
1900. steady 70 strong; beeves. s.. SOC 5. -;
stockers ard feeders. ss.2o@4; cows, bulls
and MIXED. ti@a.
Hogs Receipts, 22.ooo; strong. mixed.
$3I0&3.70. heavy, $3.50es. To- light, s3.s5@
ara
sheep Receipts. 700; steady; natives,
s3a6: Western. corn fed, sA5og5.io.
LIVERPOOL sRAis GAREEr.
LrvrRrooI. Dec. Is. - Wheat - Quiet
and steady holdess offer moderately.
Corn-klrm; demand poor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19
H. 4. Dearborn & Co
Room 2, Newlln Block.

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor line
6oxI 20 feet, $500.
Lots 6oxI2o feet. less than
a mile from business center Of
Seattle, $3.50.
North half lot S, block AZ, S.
A. Bells addition, 3oxI 20 feet,
$3.50.
Lots within three blocks OF
Madison street cable power
house, 3oxI2o feet, only $500;
6oxI 20 feet, $3.50.
Fine lots in Cove addition
$500.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, $I,25o.
For business property and
acres at the very lowest price,
cali on
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