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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-06

The county commissioners have
done u most excellent. thing in the
sale of the new county bonds without
the payment Of commissions or any
other charge ON account OF the trsas-
action, Very often IN matters Of this
kind public officers ilnd an opporsu-
nifty 10 share the proceeds with sosse
faverite agent. or 10 Indulge theme
selves In an elaborate and hilarious
lunket az the rahlie expense. When
90 large q transaction Ar thai just
eonciussesi has BEEN accomplished "a
an economical and business lsse way
witheat spessal cost. the taxpayers
have the right TO eongratalaie them.
selves upon shetr exseiisni lad sasns
in the selection OF nlcn to serve then,
as commissioners. IL IL as impoFtsu
fact. a. illustrating the development
OF local credit. that King county se-
curisies tiad ready sale in the siaansial
esnters OF Tho cUantfy. For tie
second TIME withlR a year We have
affected large sales ef bonds aIs II
terms shtsa she's that TIA the n,ossvt
csnsers King counsy Is considered
coed ior her debts.
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One os the first things shas xeatsse
M hare h. ask ii she Kfst saa.e sex-
isaatare 81 Washinxsna ~ssl IL new
esty ch4rfer. Ass.s en~ 81 the tksnr-
for which tsslz s.Aasser NUT provide ii
! material q txnssou ii The esfy Inn
itx.
When The pssssns city boasaarles
were established i vas believed thai
they laeIu<iesi sufficient serssssry 70
nsIpw Tor the xroztA ii Seattle for !
qi.Arf<s 81 . eenfnry or mere The
cid boundaries woald. Indeed, be
ample ever. Jet II che city had grown
symmefriszlIg in MI direcfions II has
not dane this. Aesever fts groxfh
has followed tbs lines u the cable ard
electric soaas and has fa8iowess tbs
shores OF the lakes Ii saeh manner
that there sfe now considerable esss-
snssnisi<s ja<t beyond the city limits
These shonid naturally be included
ia shs city Of which isey are part IN
everything bnt name. The People
who live IN these euslyieg suburbs are
for the most part families Of business
men and WORKING men Who look %
and who have an interest IN tbs Vet
fsfs OF The city as great AZ mai o.
their nf3xh1 3{s who happen 10 live on
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IL Isto he hoped that the people Of
Seattle wilf respond iiberaiiy 70 the
appesl FOR help for the Pennsylvania
fiood sufferers. The disaster which
has fallen upon the people Of Johns
torn and the surrounding country i
the greatest thu has occurred ON this
continent since the white man FIRST set
foot upon IL, In the greatness OF The
loss Of lie. in the destruction of prop
erty. In The extent Of the district
affected. IN ali IL lis harraving details,
The calamity IL without precedent in
tho history OF our country. Never
was q call for help more urgent than
that which comes from the stricken
i~eple. The people OF Seattle must
not be behind those Of other cities In
responding 10 this call. Thev masl
give. and give diversity. fer they have
been shielded from calamity when
others have suffered. and have pros
pered while oilers we're starving,
They must not neslscs the appeal 81
their suffering country men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-06

ssov~rnor I'LL has agsin manifested
his synraihY ~ssh she saloon slranems
by setning the hsga liees~s ball passed
~ the RspssAlseaa Legislature Of SeS
YORK This Is the third high sicsss~s
hsa thai he has setos,i. ard Ter a
governor who plala.ivsiy secisres that
he ssoes set ssni To- 80 into History -
sew Works sssooa governor. he j.
,toing q..iie well. II ~ 40 be svsnAs k,ss
that the sais'enists AID the pssssft'sl
PFehibitiesisss are the enly peepls
wee sszmls srrruse the la,s veto.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-06

Island IIaasput


The steamer ]. 3. Lyn1f
Heecher. master. leaves 49,
day afternoon af sq a. ~
and the san Juan sxssn<sa 49,
wharf t. SvcS Pprt T0Sn51S
every Nandsy, wecnesf6g ~ !
wasicora. eaiAnx 1T Smith, ~
Richardson's iwsxfhcs y,er1n5 q
Lopez. Friday HaFfssr, NxrlS ~.
xoing north and Thursday
koathe HarhoT. Orcs& and
Returning ieaves Nhagoor1 a +!
Tuesdays. Thursdays ana 8i11 z
the Saturday trip the iihhr r7s
70 seattle Fare from Pun
seattle. 81. Unfsi further -
gers or freight from sextfle {co 5l
BY the Lihhy'S Wednesday -
wilt ~ - ried 90 the wazhi11
boat & Transportation ca. 4 =
10 Fort Townsend on Tucsdae &c.,
ssav oixhtx and transferred -
Libby On these days the " S
will Issue tiskets and hsll ffefSS
20 destination.
HERsERf 2. REEcHER =
J. 4. HATFIELD. Assem-. 3e1<iss.
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There will b. meeting az the Central
y naoer.tlc seagne OF Washington "a,
THURSDAY. June q. Al s.aa p. m. in she base.
rss'tat o. rhe Basi.e- bsoeE. esrner ssF ~s-snt,ss
1na James streets. seattle. - ssssn lss.. the
erection 81 cfacers and IN transact VI. h
etfer oasiaess as Eaay as property 5Foxgis
before the NEE ing. Al Fa4zsafsers as,,l siE
Sthfr Dcraorrsfs. ~ho desire q t-eesszz..s
snsh- ~ earnest ; invited ~ ls pr.serlt.
BY order cf tfIr executive eeaazs tee
GEORGE D5SwDkTH, Persistent
JOHN y. TERRY. s-cers tar.
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". s & I.

Steamers viii leave Yesier'< -
ATTLE@ PORT TOWNSEND KoiS p
ing the u. :. mails, Steamer Kl7l1
Seattle every day. except Saturl ~; y
n m. arrives at Fori TuwnH<rI
Returning, leaves eorr Townssrk 27K
arrives at Seattle NJ ! y. IN. h
SEATTLE wHATCcN ROlrr1 s
ever Say Steamer WASlffisSsssS7
dlnsct, LEAVES Seattle at en- -
Tuesdays and Thursdays srr;se
com nj 10 ann the next dav.
leaves whatcnm st7 y m. Mo-
nesdayS aud Fridays. arrives a
a. m next day.
Steamer W. X. &FRwIN. ~
LACDNNER, leaves Seatfls 1t ~
days. Wednesdays and Fridaya.
whatssom II m. next day; returns 4
Whafeom at p. m. Tuesdays -
days: Sundays Al n. M arrl1
tie 10 a. IN. next Gay: Suntlays. =
GEO. $ JACOBS.
u. n. JACKSON. President. +
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An article b. Gail Hamilton Ia the
tsmopeliAan Aaea<ine for June. eu-
ttt1ed The Murdered Philip spencer. =
recaiia 70 mind . sensation Of nearly
Nall : century ago - sensation which
~ ben forEotisn By niae-tenshs OF
thoee who were alive At the time when
n moved The country. and of which
nine tsnths Of The younger kesefation
g Am>eioens hare never heard.
In ueeomber. isaa. Ph Zip Spencer.
! mid ouaan In the United States
navy. and son II John G. Spencer.
then SECRETARY Of war. was hung NJ
Ne yerd.arm OF the United States
hgiR-of-war 6omers. while that vessel
Was nsax 81. Thomas ON a return vey-
- fe0m the coast of Africa Two
neAmsn, Hmnll and Cromwell. were
hung d thu same time. the charge
aeainst al thrrc being HAT 81 con.
sptracy - seise the esmers. murder
~ ot,ioess and convert Der into a
pirate. The three men had been tried
~ coaft marital BY order Of Captain
Mackensie. who MAS Ia command Of
Ne Sse>ess. and they had been som-
nlttsd md sentenced to death. This
oeutencs ea< executed after delay 81
only twenty -scnr h.uss. and the bod
~ a the thrre aliexed nsutinears we're
baxt<d ia tbs sea. Spencer was bat
eixhsceN years Of ago NJ the time Of
Ma dsasA.
Qf cDuxse. tha news os this extra.
orsiinAry occuTrenee crested a tire
msndous sensaaica when the somess
arrived II New York. A warm dis.
cussion immediately arose. Captain.
uaekonsie's action being hsster.y de.
pounc~d BY sonar aud warmly som.
mende1 By others. The pres and the
pnlpss took part in The discussion and
e. tlms Il oosapsea public asssnsiez,
olns<sxt exclwisesy. Captain Mac.
kensie nasde fun rsport lmnedl-
ately alter hts arrival Al New Y-fs,
sns ~ his request court ,nsssiai s a.
nprsiated 10 investigate the afsast.
The ilssaings al this eear, we're ia
fAvus u Captain MACKENZIE. the esi.
dsnce hronehs before IL healing s,s
ulenerss ~ relieve that hs had .eassl
with wtsduna and eeurags and that
~ chssReS stslnst sp~ne~r and hl.
cosal'Ani0saa Were well ssapaesi. Tssa.
vrrsies maek 3s.h popular approved,
and for years there has he~n siksis
question raises a. 10 sp~neer's gasss 81
= 10 tbs rser lear Il Nasksasis's
ecliaa.
Cad Hsnssltrn ii thss late s4y
cosAs- No she : ssaSs Of sy<au<r,
90 sr4esssissas hss eSssatiaa ~ assss.
der Assd =sssiling cspssia M~Sses !
IN ! q usess lssseF tesmss The rAtes
which APPS ~ N tie lune neankes
II shs Csxsszsssss = the ssss u .
se<iss s.n n snhi Ga II si.s rsHsaaa.
~ ID as.s.ssss. h xsssr. ars 80 ssf /
th&s ~hs |. eas aplse~s~d. tkey eli -
lilale soe tFlrf t&nsax - n.supss
r1kssr ~ asnaeisg ~ spn -
- -
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Dispatch steamers from Sentllo
For San Francisco, VIA PM
and Victoria: At6soo p, IN. ~
ecivesi GA beesrsi ~ 100 .. M ~
y aud =, and ever Eve days
For Alaska. At ? a. m Ma
II. II. "a. July ?, Il. II. n. Au&0 y
II. September 10 and "a Z!
From san Francisco, for ~
Puget sound ports: Ataa -
IS, 20. aa,l every FIVE days theRe =
Ticket Office Sesttlc--Cusnu
Sound railroad oiiiee. -
GOopafI. PERKINS & CO.
No. 10 Market street. San Fran
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VIII leave City dock. Seattle
a, II and 10 sor Puget sonlFl
Columbia ports, and nj II D. Il.
and July 6 for Portland. Orr
Port Townsend. Port Angeles,
astoria with freight ami pissed
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@. Z. 4 N
SrmAMu1

- = -h-A M IL
VIM leave Seattle City Dock
Sunday. touching at sll
points:
For Tacoma-Ati::s, = m. d ~
p m. 3z
For YictoriarAs s:4S q. m. ii
For olympia--At 2 p. m. VI
For Tacoma. SUkpAfH--A1
and p. m. \
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TICKET

Tickets 10 all points via Uu{
Oregon Short Iiue, Canadian
Northern faciiic. Only oiiic4 -
selling via all the through lines s
X. r. HAN
Agent. ca
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
THE TRUE
Transc0ntinental Route
BETWEEN
THE PACIFIC AND TIE ATLANTIC

Its passenger equipment il the finest In
the world. consisting OF Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars, having drawing, smoking and
bath roerns; Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars. with Free Sleeping Berths for
holders Of second-elaSs tickets. and the
most modcrn style Of Day Coaches
lts Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality of food, In unlimited quantity.
at reasonable rates.
The variety and grandeur Of scenery
along It's line Is Hnequaicd. and In the de-
tails al track, train service, etc, nothing Is
omitted that can add To the safety and
comfort Of its PATRONS All TN all, II gives
the best AMI most servicahle line Of travel,
whether for business or pleasure. between
Portland. Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria. and
all rarifc Coast points, and Winnipeg.
Minneapolis, 81 Paul, Chicago. St Louis.
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York. aud All Eastern elites.
THROUGH TICKETS are issued 20 all
principal psssntS in the United States. Can
ada. and Europe. al lowest rates.
For artaiscd Information apply 10 the
following agents of the company.
G.. q. MtGoKD. Washington street,
Portland, Oregon: r. w. Mct;tSNEss. seat.
tie, w. u +. Il. ELLIS. Tacoma. " T.;
ID, Il. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent, Vancouver, D. G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
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l3S ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LAMBS ~ SMITHS Cow, q very important
addition TO the City of Seattle. To be sold
In bulk. far under the prick 1T which the
adjoining lands are offered. Very easy
fers AS A rer~ chance.
Ncuse Of Seven aoon1s, with
beautiful oldest ablished gar1ep-
did lots on the corner opposite the white
fence
6eautiful Lots and blocks overlook
ing Lake Washington; also 1t Lake Onion.
OUR LIST OF properties for sale
comprises choice and selected lots il
every quarter Of the city and
suburbs.
GRAY & cIAyWoRTH,
7o7sz Front st.
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Yhltcsn and SsnIalnoo
Steamer Geo. 3. s.

Leaves seattle at II p. m. S0sf
days and Thursdays. Arrives e
At II T. m. Mondays Ne1nesdn}
days. Returning, esse= WhAc1
N. Mondays and wednesday, -
nrsiays Mt a. m. Arrives 81 -
m Tuesdays and Thursdays -
urtiays at abotst > p. m. u
- Steamer lands ct al ~
ings except Oak Harbcr. LaC(
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srssssafr LIVES.

Tax q rs Tlns -IkAM>glS al
! Fass2xfssa. Fr.nk = srsa, sas<sss. car
za< srsxet s1sa sss~>enx~rx ~ rsaz2r.s3
rssss .sl ssss tnsre ~sp f~znea.soz. -,
sss~s r~s~.s a sss.s-ss ~.
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- 49,
100 kafx-.A fs<pizt Bxfs<HESs xoR.
sac AsS4>ezs q + = ez<c kHS<- IN
s0E. sAfE T7xo sI11xKrHAND
i rrzzzzs zzNL1ss< nx2 4sss1kte ~ r4cza
- szsne Sssek
I zsg x sE-sT1TT ISTET7sSs IS 8 liz
/ kssszzzsAssz 1aznnzAe<zfsInfs t<sslEkxs
xzsaa exAsszo 1seF sel;sn~ AzzitxzSs d. s<rss
lesses szsxl<x -. =
los akIx-A FEw GOOD w0kx
+ hezsss sazs - sold cssAap u sid tasi
- d = II - Tsssss sssTst. u. cssa
~ssE I sk~xksM Iii Ii Il s.slasM HOT 81
es~ak ssatae. nsxvsasrs sEzprwfsnseussss
tzsGt sszEH - sameaEats Fxsssexs1vsss De~f
ezssss ard ess~tFzr ms@tcss r. Esxzaxsfpfs-
zlxss EaMsss kzzxxt
-sSE sNI.E~-X fIgsE5sK AID TOT 7. IS
III TEsns ssraek 5stwe<n 1xrutA and
HtaEsh&xsI.
fsun sAl-E-0SE Hs3l3rEsx HEiFkE
Il ex13 asa a&x zr&3e tGf& fE14 - rS<<E
sxtaess ~ esasse n slksr< Aderz~s ssxo<Ee
~ E1ansn. auxzze< Cs17seeFesu x2zl fssacr
se>xas. % Hox -, -sszrses ".
Isss;k r.s La ss5il 81. 100 G ASH, ~ fAkES
sAIs s*<ks lcx kfsxi10 Oh sae earl sisse
Il EizzsA ssss-sf. b1< zessa EirEAnlz SD
EensEz Eer fsssss<t I~rsiealsss see y. -
Esymons. sssa l. A. fsesa. 30. Hs FROST
street
Y.0E s4LE-TEG THE STRONGEST
IL snx Ca TAG Pacific rssss: tnS tsss 49,
sssxt IN lie sowiax bassExsss s1seesE&ry
ne y fur sxIe - less than snAehIRseF cns1
ssuxssf mssSse~ 20 Fsslrr ff0na tse wafer
Inquire 81 Soku e. EaEnksg. Posi- Bald.
ssg. fesl<r zsenaas. r. u box ~
Ts1SE AT.E-K SEN sFAPEEs 0WNEK
IA nauss i've Ga boasessnaa; toe bussfess
neu Eay@ axsi pvsSr hsss ansls ts5~t 81 ma
tafsal Apgas- =. w.. care Posi- Infeill-
ssisser ssssses
Lob ~klE-4A tssa1D PAYING BLACK
r smith ship IN q gessl tpeaflefs: eIzly
shop in TIE tern Address Esise1, Pest
sisslfi<s5aess asssee
LIE sAa.E-~A sIEkS WEEEEI. sf fAM-
+ tr. sSH ssef iassg Box sd. seattle.
1sssSK SAfsL- WANT rs sELL SNEKT
msix. bs1s1ersagik. c5ab5er and fresh
bssfiEr Seattle Milk CO, Post0Efsces Box
f.ssss flfsees Esat ii Commercial street.
f.sOg sAIE-Nxf90 FEET on FRONT
I street. g<Asa bssxiness property. afsel-
tion os investors respectfully Invited. Adj
<srexx essnef r o. Esas SIS, Ctr.
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EksRyf.NE TEfIER.

DIN RSEn MADAME TEITs~QRT4E.
IN Awnsts~ slaiFs0vans fnFfaae teller. At
NvF ssta TsSss4s tsr lew "a. oGly. slsss
fnsak Strsxx
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49, 81 J - -
M suDEkBs rs hsIokxEf = :
" rs. sIsss rennf So lssssr esork1
= WHTENREkG kiEFEk IL u.
II k5eAteafx<x Eea Ilsne3 kfsfer 1t<cr..
neys and tnunse1s1sx Is law xuoz2< ard
:. f'hiss. Alceks s<1ffle.
YAMas 81 HOwE. ATTORkkY-AgLAw.
u fne1nhex ef The Gaieed STATES suFremc
eo1vs e.rl 04ec 6os.@ .fonf ssrses
~ EN- PRATT. ATTORNEY ALLAN.
NJ Rooms Is en1 IL kezEay hut'dInxs
nczxheAsf curner Froaf snss Coiuno<e
TrBEN aNITn, ATToRyKr-ATI-Aw. e.
~ coeanissIoaes and Rotary pahiars
$500 nor - ae.ssas. = z -
vTyHOwAs z sHEpArD. LAWYER,
La1ely Of shepard & sacpArS III
fnx, npytheass corner Front and Cainnhia
s1recss-
nfeRR1Dr. CARE PREsTuS HAROLD
IA Preston. Henry McBxsde. & u Carr.
afsorueys and csunseliozx q lag. Offices q
xagou1er. Noaut yc<nen and SEATTLE
seattle oGzce, room %. s. and 5, third 1Dtw
YesferIesrr hl<ssk. iy1zss.
n5BoRN & DYER ORCHARD OSBORN,
~ Truxxen r. DFe<l. Lawyers, Seattle.
RoonA II and q. Yexiex Bnildiax. Mil
street. end eI camnescis Tske eisys1ox
w LAlR HIfl. ATIU1NEYsAFLAw.
~ sssuas = 90 = seuasn basek' -
:1A1DdHA PAR8oks, ATTu1txkxAT /
NJ ~. 61a<<3e. ~. s. IAfA ka3ee A<Efne1k |
fowA Ioens =, q. exaesS Bo.soa hlock /
DTzKT ! DEEWra0z :. DRTT aE0. |
40 y Bla442 .~t1oSneypntlaw. koonx-t
md 1e8nn hlock, SEATTLE. Wassz- Spec
tniGt&nfI0n. Corporation, and sad MAR !
Is Z. NICHOLS ATTORNEY-AT-LAw.
M NORTH Yakima. y.
EN0TNEKks AND DRAUGHTsMkN.
nwkN THOMAS. CONTRACTORS AND !
" builder. Plans and specs ncatlens fur
nished on short notice once. Room J.
starr block. Front str. ef. Seattle. wash.
NEvINs 4 BAKER ORCHARD NEv
in ius, Jr.. and Charles K Baker,, civil
ensineers and krchitecfs Plans made ior
sions, and general construction. raisraad
projects and general snrveyings houses de-
xixus ans built Rooms II aud Is, Union
block.
ccURRY & OWENS u. g. sCURRY, Il i
- X. 0wensl, civil engineers, surveyors.
and contractors Railways and other pub
10 works designed and built Once
Rooms 50 and 81. Yesler block, James 81,
"A r. ANDERSON 4 CO.. ENGINEERS
Os and draughtsmen- Corrected town
shfp plAts: city, county and addition maps.
No. 2i5 Columbia street, second door from
Tinted s.stas land atlsee seatfle. wssh.
1850 e
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D0tIN STREET GRADE-SEALED
N d will be rreelyesi By the under
Signsd cIe OF the eity 81 seattle on or be-
fore Friday. June :, 1889. az 4 o'clock p. m.
for the grading OF ard construction ok side
~alkS on both sides nf Rollin street, from
Depot street 20 Republican street. IN ass-
e0Fianse With the plans and specifications
therefor row tn die In mr. ufiice Each hid
70 he accompanied by cash deposit Of x25i
as security for the execution OF any contract
thai may be awarded. The cry reserves
the right 70 rejeet any and all bids. G. w.
Ferris, clerk. Frat publication OF this
Es,tixsfz lung 9 fS<1
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Everything from the basket itself. to the
dainties that fill H. Finest lot of fancy gro
ceries north OF Sanfrancisco.
Apollinaris and White Rock Mineral
Waters, Golden Russell and carbonated
Sweet Cider. Lime juice Cordial, Lemon
Syrups, Cross 4 Blackwtll's Raspberry and
Currant Vinegar, Sarsapariila and Iron.
Spiced Musseis and Oysters. every known
brand OF Sauces and Relishes. TrufIles,
pate de fair gras. Picked Lambs Tongue,
Glover Leaf HOLSTERS, Trufiled Grouse,
Woodcock. Partridge, Snipe. etc.
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II u IifxNAx. sTENosaaAPHER. IA
=. Nsstssn y ark- Tsgswrster wszrk az al
&aa<sss stssss7 srsssa msAnsssrfsKs CT sssrsa-
l.sss. - sszHs1x asss sssnrmtssls exs~use@s
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0thtas Kay - r Atsts Es~Axtes 20 81 re o
tnr afhs s.tksz & sers ussn. lssAn y u sssess.
In tase czsy. 9aav = Mr. w A. We q
sssa Misc Au1e Tar. see. sN ~ haAE
x~sHast
Advertisements maAeR EAS lseaxis ri Lest
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4 ssEs MINT ROLI--EIeHTH STREET

4 sSEs ,MENT RoLIr-ElGHTH STREET
n eras5e. Notice is hereby given that
the assessment roll tar the grading Of Eighth
street. from Howell street 70 Depot rect,
and constructing sidewalk on both sides
thereof, has been fled with the under
signed clerk Of the city OF Seattle; and fur
theY notice Ii hereby given that the said
roll Is open 70 pablo Inspection - the Of
Zee Of - d clerk, in the city hall. and will
rsmain open for INSPECTION until Friday.
june z, 1853, at o'clock p. m. md that
all persons feeling themselves agestevcd BY
any such assessment may app4x TO the
common council of raid city TO ave the
same corrected on ssid June 4. 1eS9. af 3
o'clock p. m. sx their council chan Der In
the city hall G. W. FsRRISs tfe4k.--
Date OF first publication. May ~, 1883
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~ You HAVE 4 IsSusE T5IuIl.IlT ~ ~
| your Iaoaey ~ getting MT fizxrs aud
isicas. Address hnilde<. Pest lrsl Iiscneer.
10 Al WHud I 8 q f0yT]FTEiSs;T. 4
4 This + e na<if Oh 'trstum VINO have
tone, g 40 .s 49, u esftes d.. hAssuess
Win Ias seeAllsd ~ III Cushine 4 Brown.
tory. fhaf the sie<S IL - 80 n ia, con.
sssflge n Z. = halEy ssnauihorfnsM b. me. and
49, 49, 4 he rexysonsik3e Tor any debts
ohsf1x tssts or Whfeh NAY he contracted.
y = g 1skfnx either in his own name
g Hl'sIf The uxRse and style OF ..Cu<hing
| = 80 = = PETER BRG&N.
SpssAI3k AI TIE RIsIlON. CAIN co. :
= u1bHuRs Railway agenEe, between
49, sd J1en@ 9reeIs.
NE Af8Esa THE CELEBRATED
- iairYpynrt aud card reader, can be
ses.-s ItstI e tie Hotel Brunswick-
nfBBEk eTAMPs-Go TO SOS SECOND
sa6 xtrza for ali kinds Of rubber stamps
aud Job printing Anaes 4 Ellis.
i OuK OFT FOR SALE or LOTS BY
~ ali real estate agents In new town al
Seattle. British Columbia, located at Mis-
sion bridge. Frazer river connecting Gait
adian Pacific railway with Lake Shore 8
Eastern. For information apply 20 W. Rsidt.
Nesv Westminster. H. G.. The sale OF above
lots viii begin June s. W. H. Pinckney,
principal aren't
NI-ANTED-TO BUY CITY LOTS, M
w proved ar unimprved from owner
only: write or call. Geo. Z. Gilmore. a07
Front streef..
D.. TO $3.50 A MONTH CAN BE MADE
IT'D working for Us. Agents preferred
who can furnish q horse and give their
whole time TO the business. Spare mo-
ments may be probably employed also.
A few vacancies Ia towns and cities. b. r.
JOHNSON 4 CO.. loo Main street. Rich.
mossi, Va NJ H.--flease state age and btlsfz
ness experience. Never mind sending
starnps for reply. B. r. J. 4 Co.
mayf5w Ai6mos.
CLARK 4 cAPES SELL FURNITURE,
~ carpets bedding, etc, cheaper for cash,
fhan Any other arm In or around seattle.
Try them aud you win and II 50. Pike
street. between Fourth and Fifth.
THEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
~ The SEATTLE Furniture Co. sells furnt-
furc cheaper than any other house In the
city. Cali and price our goods and be
convinced. Agents for the Andrews patent
folding beds: l42S Front street, near Pike
STREET
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