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cKSrmALsa NEWS.
Mild Gaze ef Smallpox = 1000 AN
Acre fer Land Near Town.

Retf tes ts8tS1 stt8s seR
CgsHRALss. Ian. n A little excite
Enessf Among few tlnasd ones was felt
last night when il vas discovered that
Ne had ease oi smallpox ia town
the patient l. = little child Of tvo
years. whose pSFents have been here
but = week, ffoSl Salem. IL Is hut a
guii@ ease, and eur town heard viii
take every care TO prevent its spread
Ing
Minnie Roberts. aged Is, siangateA
~ Mr. ana Mrs Roberts ot Larsi Z
prairie. living abaat sAur miles from
Town, died to-day from consumption
and sill he buried tomorrow srstm
her horne, fhls Is tho shttd IN the
tanliis takes AWAY by that terrible
aisease during the pSst year.
A small gtaiid ST Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Porter, - this to@G. Wa h4rlsd ~
day. having died % nsembfaDeas
egc'sp.
fae sensI mcnshly bali lsst nigh,
Nas quite . sgss,ess filanclSliy and
Sos tasils TAest tl&lis are ratteu M lsy
Riu&leg's glse tah, smd ara hooked
forward - wlth pleasure ~ az ou-
Young felix's,
We haye lasiies' stFtne basa nne
orFaaissNi IN sewn rsselseiug Is tx
teusiselN carried on seSeEsa nights in
the week
TIE neN toNn hesri have goec into
Office. ana stassesl Ia esraesfty IA st.
tefssi e. several lltslc Nants badly
nessleti Scr ilse good Of she Burg They
have ALREADY Fst in several siaew axis,
crossings, and platforms, aad have
dene some draining whleA w8s much
nseiEes.
Nj Wlliata Brsan.. whose death
was toariv espectesi last week, IL rap
iBly recovering The Physicians here
gave hls asa az as aS's aFld their skin,
9oea RaCesnau has ssal1 his house
ana ls1t i2eag shs Griss mill.
Henry Hanson bas aea.a sold give
acccS ulore q land rear sown for sac
This = ttse highest amount land has
bg0Awht sci.
Nv. Ery&sst sold II acres for $3.50
ltis land lies one-hall mile Igorth "a
town. May other sales nave hrsn
transacted during the past week.
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sUFFOCaTED BY SMOKE
Three Girls Perish in New York
Factory Fire.

NEW YoRg, Jan. ia cigar box
factory on East Fifth street Was burn
ed to-day. Three girls are known to
have been burned 10 death. A man
has been arrested on suspicion of hay
ing set the building on fire.
Five girls were at work upon the up
per floor. Two were carried down
ladders by firemen, and the other three
lost their lives. They we're Josephine
Farenkoph. Lena Straub, and Barbara
Appel. They were suffocated by
smoke. The bodies were not badly
burned. Loss. $4,000.
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sax FRANCISCO. Jan. i5.-The an
nual meeting of the chamber of COM
merce vas held this afternoon. Pres
ident Merry in his address reviewed
the labors OF the organization, recon-
niendei encouragement of survey of
the bar and the upper bay and the lay
ing OF cable To the Farallones, for
the benefit of commerce. Referring
10 extorticnate pilot charges, he said
they should be reduced for the benefit
of maritime commerce. President
Merry also spoke of the necessity for
improvement of the rivers emptying
into san Francisco bay. The
newly elected president, Ira 2. Ran.
kin. Was installed. The committee APP
pointed 10 investigate The subject re-
ported adversely on the proposition &c
establish a school OF navigation at the
state university.
The report of the secretary of the
chamber of commerce shows a total
present membership of 24T firms. Re
ceipts during the year were $3.50; dis.
hursemenis. S25s3: amount on hand
xl15t
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The steamer Aiki lett for Portland
last night with 1890 tons frankie coal.
TIE tug Tacoma arrived i'm port yes
teFtlay afternoon, from Port Town
send, on her return trip from conduct
ing the ship kennehee, laden with coal
fFoin NanainIo to the straits.
The steamer Mexico sailed last night
for san Francisco With sig cabin pass
eDgers and nine steerage. Her freight
amounted TO lis tens, Of which lss5i
sa..ks OF oats and $50 green hides com
pyised portion.
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All Chronic. Nervous and SPECIAL
Disease. skiilfuily Treated.

Dr. Z g. Johnson. who recently seeui
eight noafhs IN the prfneip pal her F.isais and
i.saiGg medical institutions OF New York
City investigating the Faswt reFeus disrsss-
s4sss IN medicine assa surgery having re-
snfnsa practice ia seattle, Is prepared 20
frest al classes of chronic uasiadies. saeh
a. I've. complaint. dyspepsis. rheurna.
tssFn. al af7ertlcas Of the kfs.nevs. heat
and Iangs- all skin aud blood diseases. ali
eilnenis arising from 3 weakened ngsxnus
zys.sEa. al rectal diseases ali geniso nrf.
marx diseases. and al diseases peculiar =,
SoEsea. according ID the latest and most
improved methods Consultation free.
CHARGES moderate Offiee. rooms 81 and
60. new Sesser Block, Mil street -
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American Ste. RAN preaur,,o,.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5.-The halle-
tin of the American Iron and Steel
Association gives the following details
Of The production of Bessener steel
rails in this country: Total for ISIS,
! .52s.iaa7 net tons; total for 1887
100 .l9T tons; a decrease OF in 1883
Of ab2 lilo tons. The consumption of
steel rails in lssS was fully 150. 600
gross tons less than in 1887; imports
in isss having declined about 1900
tons as compared with ISL.
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THREE ARMY DEsKETERs.
They Are Taken TO Vancouver Bar
racks for Trial.


Corporal Cotton of 4 company
Fourteenth regiment infantry, q. S,
A., arrived In Seattle last evening from
Fort Townsend with three desert.
ers from the Third. Fourth
and Fourteenth infantry. named
Miller. Ovens and Corcoran
respectively. whom he was conveying
to Vancouver barracks for trial. The
three men were captured by the 20
lice 1T Tacoma about two weeks ago
ana have been confined at Fort Towns.
end since that time.
As the number of officers required
10 hold a general eourt-martial Is not
now Stationed at the fort il became
necessary 10 take the men
TO regimental headquarters FOR
trial. They we're lodged in the city
jail until O'Clock, when the party
took the boat for Tacoma.
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them. especially IN vet weather. May
be eleetrleaisr cannes ted through the
net covering. which viii be burned os7
IN sn iESs1zst. and the current trans
ferred - the ground tar.SGgh wire
thar no one would suspect - be dan
gereas. Yet il contains a deadly force
the force that killed young Him
aselman. Il Is simply insufzerablss
that sgach a dan .eruuS system Of over
head wires should be extended nr
evea tolerated. Electric Light wires.
more fhAn ans others. should he pot
nsaslergrn md.
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sAtnN, '}r,. Jan. ia large num-
Der Of bills were introduced In both
houses OF the legislature to-day. Pres
ldent Simon Of the senate appointed
the usual committees. Speaker Smith
OF tie house wiil not appoint commit
tees uniil next Monday. Both houses
will meet In joint convention at ii a.
II, te-morrow 90 hear Gov. Pennoyer's
I fflsasaasr..
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sHoT nY A POLICEMAN.
A Merchant of San Francisco thu
Victim This Time.

SAs FRsscIsco, Jan. f5.-Emil Mar
smoui. member OF the firm OF Bune-
man Il Martmoni. wholesale liquor
dealers. was accidentally shot and ia
tally wounded this morning by Police
0flseer Harry Hook. Hook was run
ming down Front street after an es-
Gaping thief and fired three shots frcm
revolver into the ground 10 brighten
the fugitive. Martmoni, who was In
his Office at Front and Clay streets,
heard the first shot and stepped to the
door just in time tn be struck near the
eye by piece OF flying bullet which
had evidently first hit the car track
and broken,
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The Delaware Senatorial, Contest.

Dover, Del, Jau. i5.-At t0.i5 the
house balloted tor United States
senator. Fourteen Republican mem
bers voted for Anthony Higgins u
Wilmington. and 1--WE Democrats
for Alfred +. Robinson, and the re-
naming two for James l.. Woleott.
The division of the Democratic vote
was IN consequence Of the inability OF
their caucus TO agree upon aeandidate.
The senate ballot at ILLS. Seven
Democratic members voted for VOL.
colt and , Republicans for Higgins.
This makes the vote OF both houses
stand: Higgins IL. Wolcoit ., Robin
son 4
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Canadian Pacific Fruit Traias.

SAN FRAscIsco, Jan. i5.--officials OF
the Canadian Pacific Railroad an
nounce that they have completed ar
rangements for running daily fast
freight trains from California
eastward during the coming season.
The fruit thus shipped will 60 via the
Central PhcSslc and Montana Central
10 81. NincenI. where it viii connect
with the canadian Pacific.
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THE MExICANs woULD ATTEND
Inducements offered by Texas to
the kilrain- Sullivan Fight.

NEW YoRg. Jan. l5.--Sulliyan's spon-
sor in this city has received a letter
from a prominent sporting man. a
resident of FL Paso, Tex, stating that
he would not only guarantee Sullivan
and kilrain $4,000 10 fight there. but
would also give the assurance that
1000 Mexicans weuid be present at
the fight and prevent the authorities
from interfering
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rhs Wellington STRIKE Enaed.

NgcxssaA, Jan Is The Wellington
strike has ended, the ruisacv< TO-DAY
aaYsng decided in nsse lag that "a
. ass cefltd secure work should take IT,.
one hundred men are now working.
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COLUMBUS, O., Jan. i5.--The conse
Grafton OF Rev DIR. j. Mills kendrick
as bishop of New Mexico and Arizona
will take place 81 Trim
ity Episcopal church, Columbus
Jan. Is, the three consecrating bishops
being Tuttle of Missouri, presiding.
Ruleson of Central Pennsylvania
and Dudley of Kentucky. Rule-
son viii deliver the charge Il
the bishop-elect. knickbocker OF In
diana and other bishops. laymen and
presbyters will be present The ser
vice viii be conducted by Bishop Tut
ala
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santa Monica Ho,e, burned.

Lfss ANDYtrs, Jan. 1.-The old
santa Monica hotel. az santa Monica.
laot the tIeW Arcadia building owned
hy Senator Jones' OF Nevada and Mrs.
Gel. r ; kaker.A was burned to-day.
Lass on the building. $50 600: on far
niture, slS00 81 Sts.ssa. The losses
are well roversNt hy Insurance.
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New YoRg. Jan. i5-S. C. Kapff, a
lawyer. to-day received a judgment
Tor $4,000 against & G. Dunn OF Cali
lorna IN the supreme court Suit was
brought 20 recover for profesS ioual
services rendered IN organizing the
Steuhen Cold and Silver 60. kapff
claims be vas To receive 5000 in cash
and $1,000 in shares of the company
cut az capital uf S6.0pe go, the par
Falue ol the shares tssins $40 each
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More Arm. shippe.l to Hax,i

NEW YogK, Jan l5.-The steamer
Saginaw sailed to-day for Samoa. San
Domingo City. Turks island
ana huerto Plata. The agents
of the Clyde admitted that
she carried 20 eases Of rides and 2ts) :
oso cartridges consigned to rsarties II,
eamona. liaytian Minister PrestoEl
requested Collector Magoone TO pre.
yeat the shipment, bat shat official
claimed he had no jurisdiction.
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PAINTED LIKE INDIANS.
Arizona Cowboys Sweep Down UpoE
Mexican Shepherds

HoLBgooK, A. t., Jan. 15.-On the
Gila Bonita cowboys dressed and
painted as Apache Indians, after
many threats of dislodgment made q
descent upon Mexican herders in the
employ of Don Pedro Montana, killing
five and wounding one. A cowboy
was killed. Pedro Candaiario. a
wounded Mexican, is being packed in
on horseback. Pedro Montana, with
an armed force, has gone to the rescue
and protection of his herders and
herd.
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kyoH0MlsH, Jan. I5.--The passenger
train this evening ran over four mules
belonging To /. Catbcart at his camp
near Lake Beecher- The mules were
killed instantly except one. and that
injured 20 II must he shot. Loss, 5000.
10 particular blame attaches except
to TIE EaaHIes, which were in narrow
ent alongside the track.
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San Ia scTsess, Jan. iS.--AngcI1
ADtpae. 3 no was arrested for SNUG
A.in rp.am from the steamer Tina
,llta some time since. pleaded guilty
to-day before the United States dis
iEict caurt and was ordered To appear
for sentence the 2ist inst.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The senate has confirmed the nom
nation of Waiter G. Sewberry TO be
postmaster at Chicago.
Henry Gillespie, OF Sioux City, col
ored, Monday evening murdered his
white mistress and then CIT his own
throat
The Department Encampment OF
the q. A. X. OF Arizona is in conyen-
ton at Tucson. Six of the seven
posts OF Arizona are represented.
The final account of the executors
OF the estate of the late Gov. Bartlett
Of California has been filed. They have
q balance OF So SIS on hand, subject
10 an order of distribution.
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wALiA wAIIa NEWS.
kaslrosa Extension. Advantages OF
apsDitenttaFs-~fs Personal.

AstLs WaEtA. Jan ls-TAere Vii
x taa1st meeting ~ the hoard 81 trade
and e.fy eesncl ~ WalS~huTg. 10
morrow IA tssa Interest ol extension
II tAe H0at road % THAI e.tv. A
eomEaisSee from ear baarSi alll he
present.
his afternoon aFHlory hall wzS
tostsa e. he aa fire between che door
AMI cvsl.ne ID Sas extingesshed with
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SAY FGaSCIsco, Jan. l5-The ship
Amerta. collier. plying between here
and Nsralmo, viii be lieclssi IN the
s'gsu - slss1 ~ insure payment of a
flns 81 $50 imposed for breaking open
the haichwavs of the ship after they
we're ordered closed by government
officials.
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RocugsTEE. \. Y. Jan. l5.-i:rec.
tor swift of the Warner observatory
received notice to-day of the discovery
OF new comet by Prof. Brooks al
smith observatory, Geneva. at 6;51
this morning. It's position is as fol-
lows. Right ascension Is hours Il
minutes, sieotiaation south II degrees y
minutes, with rapid westerly mo-
ton
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ScRasToy. Pa, Jan l5-The bank
OF Congressman BunnelI ST Tunn-
ERnno has been forced 20 suspend
owing to run due 10 runner that an
execution for SO. 900 had been issued
againss the bank which Bunneli was
unable To meet.
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NgNvEg, ian. H. 10th houses 81
the general assembly met in Joint
session and elected = d. Woicotl
[ aited States senator 10 succeed
Thomas " Bowen Mr.. Woseott ~.
ceivea the solid Republican vote OF
both houses. and T. :. Thomas the
nanasls.rAksc vote.
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An asehi.en Dividend Passed.

Busros, Jan. i5.-The Atchison
Railroad Company. st a meeting to-
day, voted not 10 declare tae usual
quarterly dividend.
Nus YoKS, Jan. l5.-The directors
Of the Central Pacific Railroad ia. to-
day declared a seni-annual dividend
of per cent
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Boss clrX. Jan. Is Mrs. nunixay
addressed both houses 81 the Idaho
legislature last evening can the Sut-
fraee question. The house sas
crowded with an interested audience.
aaA The applause ~as greslGrnt
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GAYS FAILS. y. Y, Jan. l5.-Fath-
or Ncisemoti. a Catholic priest. Gre
ated sen sat4on sunday hy preachin.
sermon aenOuncing the order OF
Elks and calling IN ali of bis parish
toners who are menatssrs 20 resign.
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tHtcAGo, San. IS Two small bows.
sidney Watson and Joseph Harper.
watle pa i8s in the harssor to-day
broke ,gsroG.s1 ana we're drowned.
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Italians killed In M.rseI,les.

MAgsEILLEs, Jan. l5--A house IN
the quarter Beliemai. inhabited By
Italians. collapsed to-day Several OF
the occupants were killed and nine in
lnred. The building had been under
mined by floods.
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ISAAC ~ HALE

4 TToKSET AND CoCSSEIxx,z -
A Law Sssi'sisur IN cAsncery. Prorrss, -
Admiralty a21 S0szxy Pause. Ensr~ :,
1ssESr's rev buildSnz. MI stress. -.
W r. Take the eIexarxr.
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WAsHESaTos. Jan. t5.--Scnator Man
dersoF this afternoon received = teis-
gram announcing his reelection b.
the Nebraska legislature.
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a HoLr WAR IN BULGARIA
The King Dragged Bishops from
p~.H ssx a rs.r1 Ns~R<

T1sSpoS. Jan 75l-A1onarmafion has
been received OF the news that the
! bisherls OF Tlrn0va, yarAnz and SrAar-
n were drsgsed from their beds by
gTen-de-arTaes ard sunrnarlly
marched outside the walls ol Sofa,
where they sere left shiveriag In the
cutting north wind Because Of this
slsplerat treatment Of the bishops, il Is
believed holy Rax viii be declared
AGAINST Prince Ferdinand.
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AuSIcH. Jan. is.-Dr. kruss. tie
chemist, has succeeded in 1eoosnpos-
ing cobalt and nickel, both hitherto
supposed 20 De elementary substances.
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In reality q military expedition under
command of the notorious AschinosE.
hence the bznd Was not allowed 60
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EREN SMIrrE

Il r. ~ IEtHDISS.
4 TTORyET-AT-LAsg. NORTH ysxs
n ina. ". r
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LoSpoS. Jan ts.-The Cossaek colo
nESss, who desire 20 make a landing AZ
ubcck, Abysstpia, are declared 10 h-
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4 ET0ESET AT Law, L. Z. coxwn
= l. siouer and Sasa-y ?uhiie. Yfas -
bought and sod. Pos:oszss ns.x r. s.-s
tie. w. T.
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HENRY r. LOOMrx
4 lTT0ESEY At L.Aw--gsyygy !, ,..
n corner Of ErUrs and Cainszsss So
seattle
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEATTLE WOOD YARD,

nRY ALDER AID FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired length. Dry kindling q srse-
csairy. Coal delivered 10 any para of the
city Orders received 81 100 Front stress,
or ss yxrt ON Hopkins saarf, foot OF seneca
street.
mhIs srs IA ErsSrTl. pronrsesor.
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Bosros. Jan Ex-senator Hoar was
reelected n the legislature to-day.
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Nevada Want. Nor. rerrl,ery.

+ CAgSos. Nex-. Jan. IS--To-day the
legislature oy joint resolution ap-
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c. NJ IvER.s. =
4 ET0RSEY-AT Law, s.ssss Fsfaxr =.
- Seattle. NJ T. ~
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True AaGNasIaITY.

The German Emperor shoots = Citi-
zen and Then Forgives Him.
BEREEs. Jan i5-Whiie on q short
excursion at Buekow to-day, the emf
psror having By accident slightly
wounded citizen OF Berlin. who was
looking az the sport expressed his
deep regreE for the occurrence.
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Neznen. kreSsdseg 10 sae saIes. snss ssass
= Rreys's E.stssa1s- sassaE zssSss ssxx..
/. & azEMs Hs4Azaszrse &g5zrs ssssx,s.. II - -
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ssvsst - a-sax sEzts saE saar<.Ezraa ~
enseesss wasie smpa0yx3 81 Iae seresrs-
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me SAL krep Constantly on haaa a fuls,
za.l sasn risss 2ksoztrEens % g pess. xfrssou
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DAILRoAD, MINING, WATER W0RkA
IL typographical, bridge, sewerage ~
drainage engineering given special aktn.
snlsdivided Maps Dld mechanical draM-
iags, engrossing aud blue yrists speesnli{.
Township pla,s and MAPS always GO nsne
Rooms 80 and 20, Yesler-Leary block
tie w. T.
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.JOHN q. JANIck 81

A TTo2NEY, NOTARY Aga s1-zvr~
n 1s VII praessess Assss-p she 80 y.
ssasss sszsSs esssee- Ce1Essss tasrEaszsss -
tsszsHs1 SD defended Elsaaer A.. -.
4 sperIa2rg. N3es1t zose-mzae q Esrsss -
ler1pi Ar9 settlers Treated 49, sss.- ~
pats srgt sEs5rnes 81 Xisx essss,ss. .,--.ss
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SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT
AND
Real Estate Agency
No. Ell south second 81. Seattle. VT

WE WANT TODAY.
Several girls for light housework.
FOR RENT.
Conveniently located Enfuraished rooms
for housekeeping
Fali-sixed lot on long lease, 70 anyone
prepared 20 build and run = boarding
house. No opposition. and large business
assured. Good terms offered 10 the right
party.
FOR SALE.
50 acres good AGRICULTURAL land az Earle
station. 5. L. ). &.E. BY; $50 an acre.
20 acres near Lake WASHINGTON from 500
AND
<i59o-
ALSO
Well appointed restaurant. entirely new
outfit; nothing dner in the city: doing n
flrst-cisss business; % months lease: rent,
SO. A bagxsiR; i.ssno
j. o. BOZORTH,
Manager.
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GEORGE BETH UNE
A SAVER AND CHEMIST, ANALYzN1
~ of coal, Ere ciays, ores, etc. Send sam-
pies for assay by mail. Tacoma. wash ~.