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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18

James I.awler, contractor and builder,
will build houses for those who are un-
houses may he leased, rented or pur-
chased according to agreement: houses in
oil parts of town to rent.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18

PArEAv, Ind, Jan. H. Two men
named Webb and Harris fought yester-
day with revolvers. Both were killed
and by stander seriously wounded.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18

4 coal and wood office has lust been
odcned up at &. I. Groves, Third avenue
and Fourth street. Leave orders. j3tf
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18

We want you all to know that the above
Laundry turns out first class work. All
work called for and delivered.
JOHNSON & TEESEN
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18
Coal. 5000 Per Ton,

Coal furnished any part Of the city ut
vi per ton. Leave orders at Milwaukee
House. p. G. Croghan.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18

Leave orders for coal and wood ut c. +.
Fullertons, two doors west of postoffice,
Great Falls. i3tf
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18
Furnished Rooms

TO rent. Enquire at Dr. Camphells resi-
dence, two doors east Of the Minneapolis
house. i8tf
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18
For Rent.

\ story and one-half honse for rent near
this office. Enquire ut LEADER Office.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-18
HOUSE.

The house met 1890 Il. III. Prayer by
Chaplain Allen. Journal of third days
session read and approved.
Wait of Fergus presented the report Of
the joint committee on joint rules, which
was read, accepted and the committee
discharged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE PUBLIC
AT LARGE.

We beg to extend to you
many thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed
upon US in the past You
have helped us to build up
large and prosperous bust
ness, and we shall endeavor
In the future to merit your
further appreciation by Civ
ing you the best that the
markets of the world afford
for your money. We have
added more capital to the
business, thus enabling us
to buy when and where we
will. Our policy is, and al
ways has been, The best
is none too good. There
is no delicacy we will not
have, no market so remote
that we cannot reach IT.
We cannot be beaten in
either of the three Q's-
quality, quantity, or quota
tons. Sole agents for the
celebrated Dew Drop brand
of fruits and vegetables,
Roberts celebrated candies,
and Davis, Whitney &
Fosters fresh butter. 72o
Second street, Boston block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20

The sansea conference Eseefs one
week from nsxt Monday, and il looks
n though the proceedings you'd be
harmonious. The United States viii
not be unreasonable IN its demands
and. as Prince Bismarck setrns 20 have
disapproyed Of the Gernan consHl's
course throughout. there ought 20 be
very little difficulty in coming 70 q
clear understanding Of the situation
and an amicable settlement Of the
.vIxsie f.ssfter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20

The Repuhlscsn primaries for se-
leesing delegates to the conventions %
districts Sos. Il. II. 70 and q VIII b
held Mar fst As the mea selected -
these primaries are 20 have ; voice IN
deciding on May tn ~ 20 xho shslI
represent rs IN the constitutional con-
ventions, il bshooyss ali good Repub-
Leans to see that good start IL made
II the yery beginning. and IA this Eas
an assurance gigen that King county
viii be represented by her best and
al,sest citizens.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20

The present government in France
Ii on It's last legs. When 1t becomes
20 agltated and terror-strirken as to
order the removal OF General Boulan'
gers photograph from the shop win
dows. IL Is easy TO imagine what straits
II is in and boa little is necessary Il
axerthrnN IL.
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They say this administration viii
favor q lingo policy. If that means
an American line of steamers along
the coast Of Mexico. Central and
South America, together with the
completion OF the Nicaragua canal,
then the Pacific coast should hurrah
for iingoisrn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20

The centennial anniversary Of Presi-
dent Washington > inauguration prom
ises 70 be memorable day all over
the country. The celebrations IN Sew
York and Washington will be affairs
OF considerable magnitude and il
seems likely that the observance OF
the day IN Seattle will be full OF inter
eas and quite in keeping with the
s,,irlt az the occasion.
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inst now. There i rcom for
many more people Jet. and -
times are good. bifuarsis unknosn,
prairie fires unhe4rd Of and the pros
peefs for tsss fntnre revsr better, the
chances for reaction DO not seem 70
BE- 20 great here as shsr are ia some
sections between Montana and Mime
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Tag. G VI. COVE. Wac President.
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Advertisements uasss TIE neaas o. Lost
Found, For sale, Re Let and Situations
Wanted will be inserted At the rate OF Z
cents q word for FIRST Insertion: cent q
word FOR each Subsequent Insertion. Pay
ment always In sdrnEsee.
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The fire at Cheney was one Of the
most disastrous Ia the history OF the
territory
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NOTICE.

OFFICE or u. s. COMMISSIONER.
SEATTLE. April ~, 1883.
Dealers in liquors, beer, cigars, oieorn ar
rerine, and others liable for payment of
United States internal revenue tax. NAV
make returns and pay tax through this
Office Payment for the ensuing fiscal wear
should be made ON or before Nav /.
G. b. EMERY. s. Conn.,
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SOTICE.- The business Office OF tao
Posg.fsrxLLIggScgs viii hereafter be open
until II D. M. Classified advertisements
win be received mp 20 this hour
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HgIP TAINTED.

uYASTED COMPETfNT SECOND.
w Rtyi for zap stairs work: wages, so.
Apply ~ Hfa u. tsatzeft's, eoTner Third
and James
HyYANTgD- "a GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework must be good iaun-
dress. 81 Pike street.
yxyAHTED-- rfRsT.eLAss uHrss-
w makers Immediately. Call on Mrs.
tai, foafih anof Tokass. singeyin an & Co.
NAsTEp-A FIRST CLASS cARpEN-
w ter foreman. Apply between L aud
30 Z. =. wtttisf. second aad Jsmes.
tsfANTEp-A DREssMAKER To WORK
W BY The das, Inquire Miss EAr5sfGe,
aii hinif street., Qveen Anne rawn. seattle.
xYANTED-- FOUR BofI.RR MAKERS.
w apply INN esiintc.y. Albion Iron
wosks Victoria. h. &
WANfKn--AN EXPERIENCED NAN
w 70 run stfeke,. blaekman Bros,
Spohomish. W 3.
{lrASTED-A GOOD GIRI. 10 DO GEN.
w eral homework. Address ASIA Front
street. between Rel aud Rattesv.
NNfAHrEn = Ftks'f UI4ASS TAiL0kS:
w union prices paid. Apps Gogtian
Bros.. 81 fronf street
WANTED EIGHT OR Ten FIRST.
w eiass khip carpenters 81 once. Hall
Bros, Port Biskeley.
w ASrgp- BUTCHER WIN SMALL
W espltal Geo. W Crane. les Wssa-
inktan street
w ANrkn~AN APPRENTICE FOR
W dtrssmaking a. sts Third street.
kate aes'srfhy,
lSTANTED- FIRST CLASS COAT AMP
~ pants fasktEs. Apply A. Cohen, az
Parliie avenue, Tacams.
W. ANIEn - WOMAN COOK AND
w lRuadsesS. Mes. A. Mackintosh.
CORNER Ihied a8t University streets,
NYANTgn - ENrERTENcEp ISsUR.
w aaa salssttoF Apply AZ Seattle 10,
ssrarsE Cas- eHiee, Slalrs building, sec.
esd anj Asinz FoaEa -.
1tfAN En~sAi .EsAES VIZ WISH A
w feg Hiea Co sVli urgoeas Ay sausnie
to tlse ahols sale Afssi retail trade: fsrsest
manufacturers sn caF iioes enclose a-eSnt
stamp wss9S. 81 psT day peESH aneut POSI-
ton 70 tsstfaiS answered tanaSy as
veHees az weges. edvezzfSlnx. csc. Cen
tennssl Manufacturing Co, Clnoaaaati.
cato. u, IN saf.sa
NJ At sff~~lsAal. ACfIyk ANp IN
w selaxcat. 80 represent. is GeT eva
LEGALITY, gn esd evnA. References Ssven
saA required. Permanent position aud
S1of SALARY. Address Sapf. NanasacfarsuE
Ianses isses Rax lass. Naw Ya7k
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PETEK MoRAs.t Trustees.
GRO. KELLY.
Notice TO Stockholders.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. NOTICE
- IS hereby given thar by order Of the
president and ~ the heard OF dires-
tors Of the South Prairie Coal Com
psny, there viii BE- meeting of the
stockholders 81 sad company ~ the Office
OF said company ~ No. "a Sacramento
street, in the city aud conaiy eli san Fran
cisco. Ca2j!ortsss. o. Thursday, the 18th
day 81 April. A. % iss8, "a the hour 81 q
ucseek r. n. Of said say, fus Jae pRrp0se os
electiBS q hoard OF directors Eud other
officers os said eoEapxay for the
ensuing yesr. sHd For the frarsa sfi0n OF
sseh other business ss saay csEae befn.e
said Tleetipg. By order % the president
aud OF fhe heard of directors
T. H. Henderson,.
Secretary Of shes-s1th Prairie caal co.
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Meeting of Stockholders.

Notice OF meeting Of stockholders for In
Creasing capital stock OF Seattle ISgy Dock
snd ship Building Company.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed, q majority Of the trustees OF said
company. 20 the stockholders thereof, that
a meeting OF said stockholders viii be held
st the Office Of said company at the com,
tn the city of Seattle. county of King, Ter
ritory Of Washington, on Thursday.the seth
Cay OF May. 1889, at 2 o'clock Ia the after.
noon, for the purpose OF increasing the
capital stock Of SAID company 70 the sun
of three hundred thousand dollars $500,
COO, 70 besdiTided into three thousand $500
shares oI the par value 81 one hundred
dollars gsIpol per share. All the sfockhoia-
ers are requested 20 attend.
n. T.. pTRIE.
PETER MORAN Trustees.
GEO. KELLY,
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j. O. BOZORTH,
Election Notice.

ELECTION M0fIce.
Notice Is hereby given that at the cleo
ton TO be held Ia this Territory on the lath
day OF May, A. ID. 1853, for the purpose OF
eSecting delegates TO the constitutional
conueation. TO be held in Olympia. W. T..
the following question win be submitted
70 the voters of King county, to wit:
shall the commissioners OF King county
create an Indebtedness not 70 exceed two
hundred thousand dollars ts2oo, O00| for the
purpose of buildihg a comfy courthouse
and jail for said county said Indebtedness
10 be created by the Issuance of county
bonds for said amount and payable after
twenty t20) years and not later than forty
(s0) wears from the date OF issuance
All those in favor OF the same viii votc
"Indebtedness-Yes." All opposed to the
same viii vote "Indebtedness-No."
BY order Of the board of county commits,
sie=erS OF King coanty, Washington Terri
tory. W. f. FORREST,
County Auditor and ex. ofsieio clerk of said
BOARD
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sITr NOTICES


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POM BLAKEIEy--H. D. Price.
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oUMxER~-T a. DErs.
Txr0nA --geTder Bros. Tssth and Pacific
ayenue
WAIIA WAEIA-M NJ. Hart
Wn4rcax Walter Fous&.
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COMPARE THE TERMS.
Prices and advantages OF our
LAND SYNDlCATk


COMPARE THE TERMS.
Prices and advantages of our
LAND SYNDICATk
With any other before the public. The
land Is perfect in its location and close to
the railroad center and manufacturing tn
dustries OF Seattle The adjoining tracts
are now selling in bulk, at just double the
price per acre st which we are pooling this
important addition. The vice president of
the
Merchants National Bank
Has kindly consented to act as
Trustee for the Stockholders.
We repeat, do not fail to compare our
terms and TO call, ut once, at our Office and
thoroughly investigate this matter.
Terms, one-thirl cash: one-third in
one year, and one-third IN two years.
We call special attention 70 the
PALATlME HILL ADDITION
This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots In the market: the
greatest margin for profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con-
struction of the navy yard at Lake WASH
ington these lots win increase In value be-
yond the most sangufae expectations.
Even now the addition is In the center OF
the manufacturing district. surrounded by
factories and lying at the salt water gate
way OF the canal Post0ffice, scho0lh0use,
public hall, railroad depot on the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the S. L.
s. 4 L. R e., which runs hourly trains at
Toe; in addition 10 which the new motor
line Is about 70 be constructed 20 the prop
erty. Lots 6oxllo feet from $3.50 upwards
GRAY g. CLAYWCRTH,
ZO7% Front ST.
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PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS.

Tor OFFICE AND SCHOOL SHORT
u hand and type-writing. Florence A.
Thomas. Colonial block
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REPUBLICAN,
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS,

wv HUI UUuIlU tfUuUi
At a meeting Of the Republican Terri.
toYiai Central Committee. held In sesft,e
April z, isSs, the following resolutions Sere
unanimously adopted.
Rssoffsd. That this COMMITTEES earnestly
recommend fe the Republicans throughout
the tefTsl07y that only two Republican
candidates for members of the ssotsst4tt.
1onal convention be nominated q. sach
delegate district
lstsesFsa. That the superintendent for
J delegates "a fas district conveufia, h..
Esa6e on ine basis Of the Republican vote
as lof delegate IN Congress AZ she general
/ election in the year 1854
Rtsossfa That the chairman and secre-
tAss DC aufaorf.ed 10 apporsIon delegates
AUG ea{i district conventions for the efec.
taon % delegates 10 the constitutional con
Pursuant 70 the instructions OF The com.
mites sfabodsed In the foregoing rexol,I-
EoDs, Republican district Conventions in
ssse several delegate districts Jf washing
Ten Territory. as designated Ia the cfsciss
proclamation OF the governor thereof.
aAses ApSzi j., ISIS, are hereby called 10
faesaay, shs zth Dsy or NAY, isss,
For the purpose Of nominating c2nstfaatas
to- delegates 20 tie constitutional eo1avef,-
sss'a.: % se ridden July 4, iss9. ~ Olympia.
lie basis % representation 20 said dis.
s tTirt conventions saaii BE one III aelegare
q esen iEiEfs ave Ez5l votes cast for the
Republican candidate for delegate 4 Con
xrrss ~ The geaerAi election held "a ssss
So one 2sssgsle fo- each traction Of more
thkn ozse-Aals thereof.
i - Eeo1a 11e nkles By the committee tFl ~
PRIMARIES fSg the selection OF Delegates TO
sss district conventions hereby called o.
Wednesday. Nsy !. fsS9.
u u further earnestly recon saensea tha.
- ssea OF sid district conventions bsst
40 - sAitts1cAies for election e. ssele.stxs
e sise SAL soIssSt4tcssAi cunses.stss1 Sc
assEalnssss3. as an<fsr tbs stating Al ~
esseisf ga xste saF sEers than tao a fs,,s
silgsss' sess gates - i esss "a srSsss fasss dis
ssfes 80 szs1 c1ayesstsssa
GEORGE &. Lyon.
Chairman Territorial Committee
- " Ac9Sx&. SECRETARY.
.Is.ssi st2tssss " r. a F.rsE Is. fsss
a. ~ pE1slczR p&ters throughout the
serrsiesy ssezsc plsFlsh 10 date
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/, GENERAL ITEMS.

1875 ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LANDS at SMITHS Cow, very important
addition to the City of Seattle. To be sold
In bulk, far under the price at which the
adjoining lands are offered. Very easy
terms. A rare chance.
House OF Seven Rooms, with
beautiful oid-essabIished garden.
water Front ct East Seattle.
Splendid Lets overlooking Lake
Washington Also on Lake Union
a Bargain az Pontius Addition. $50.
comprises choice and selected lots in
every quarter of the city and
suburbs.
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I.xNTNrFIs ~ nRsrGHrNNTN

NEVISS & BAKER ORCHARD &ES-
~ sux. IT.. sud Charles Il RAkerf evil
eusiaszrs anst ascasseteS pl&xss mate For
AYdxaGne and eAastEry wceks. foSgtt&
t2oa<. ard 81 EsFaa constructors. railroad
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Some tracts only 50 rods FROM the water.
The motor extension Is an assured fact
This section Of the city Is receiving,
and more transfers than win be found In
any other quarter. We invite our Gus
TONERS and friends TO watch the ofacia:
records and assure themselves on this
point. This land viii double in value this
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~ ing pAxiOxs xs I-l06ss FEotst sfset<, Aso-
yoa oacck; eessaEex g eFsrl 49, 4, go
imported millinery promptly hiled; Al ~
invited
HIuLTSERS Il FINE LINE OF
VI trfmn<t and uafrzuzred bats usreeS
frozs the Opera IN rrrflxnd- Ihss hoase
enTrys only me imyerse1 goods. and uufL
better quarters can be p-E<szfes1. they VIII
Be pleased - show tkz llne 81 S9mpsss
millinery Hne Nrs- swirl. agent. kenyo1
block ~
uvAxT To Soy FARM IN WHITE
w river hotss-n Address seattle. box
I.oda-
nR MARINERS HEALTH CORSET
L. IS eta. a. z<e Frozt street
1I10fAa CASH. s75s TO STIR. FOE NEW
@ltNU six -rooEaed house and lot on
more. va Frnnf street
DUPIIs cAN BIZ TAUGHT DREssMAK.
i ing. cutting and fitting az 81 Iazrd
street Kate Mccarthy.
nNE. LA WEE. NOTED CI4AIRvoYAST,
VI trance medium rezsoved 10 slS Front
street. where sac can be consulted on al
subjects All cali: no hunoag.
4 csc TRAcTsn ACRES NEAR
n Green Lake. $500. Bestznger
Aeacna-n- -
Gf10nrcHOICE SLIGHTLY LOTS N
gllUU comssocks addition. near pro-
pozsd cabse. ON easy terms Beffsnger 8
Aeacham.
II o0E THIS Up WHY PAY RENT
IL when yoa can buy direct from owner
nice horne in a fine location on monthly
payments, the same rs rent. inquire OF }.
c. Knox. corner Jackson and Green
streefs
MADAME TEfTswoRTH EwESs. ST.
vi PaHls oldest and best ciairyoyant
fortune teller. sl93s Front street.
essnn-A FINE CORNER. i2oxi2o.
-sbWU IA North seattle Bestiager x
Meaehsm.
HAZELTISE HEIGHTS. OVERLOOK
IL ing Lake Washington; only short dis
lance north OF Yesler-avenue cable, with
sidewalk 10 the property. We have for
sale 10 lots, the finest In the whole add
ton: only 500 each: cleared and level as
floor. y0U may make yoar own terms.
Frank P. Lee & Co. 2 New Yesler block.
CLARK & cAPES SELL FURNITURE,
u carpets, bedding. etc, cheaper for cash
than any other firm in or around Seattle.
Try thefn and yon win find il so. Pike
street, between Fourth aud Fifth.
= 1000 FRACTION BLOCK II, BURKE's
FfZtU second This Is a prime spot
for lake side villa or pleasure resort.
NINE. ALEs0, THE CELEBRATED
wi clairyoyant and card reader, can be
consulted at the Hotel Brunswick.
DANTHEOE BILLIARD HALL, HEAD
L quarters for Brunswick Bake, Collen-
der & Co. Orders taken for anything in the