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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-11
HARD TIMES AHEAD IN OKLA.
H0NA.

The United States authorities have
been very successful in driving out
from Oklahoma all persons who had
no right 10 remain there. The would
be eeftlers have been hustled across
the horderIine into Kansas. and
when according TO the presidents re-
cent proclamation. the lands are de-
clared open. the country VIII witness
one OF the widest scrambies for home
steads Imaginable. For years pioneers
have been congregatiag In the vicinity
Of Caldwell ard other towns close TO
the Indian Territory line, and at the
present day the number impatiently
waiting to pounre upon the national
domain runs into the thousands.
With the approach of fall we shall
see most unfortunate cen9ition Of
affairs, and the reeitals OF suffering in
Oklahoma are certain 10 be pitiful.
There are not over 2,onu.000 acres
opened by The proclamation, or about
100 homesteads. and there is now
lettering on the border acrowd OF over
COCO people. who hope 10 strike Il
rich by being first on the ground. hut
they offer only an indication Of what
II to follow. People are fiockirg
towards the promised land from ali
quarters, and ksneas, Missouri, Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Texas will lose
thousands OF their people Over IS goo
applications for transportation TO
Oklahoma have been received at the
railway offices in St Louis, and the
amount of mail matter received from
those contemplating emigration il
enormous. and plainly indicates that
there Is not bali enough land 10 go
around among tlsose who would settle
tn the new country.
But this viii not prevent thousands
Of careless and improvident people
pushing forward. and 81 a result We
shall tn few months, find the coun
try oyerrHn with no land available
for homes and nothing or which 10
snsiain life. OF the many whose
motto In now ''okishoma or Rust''
there Is certain 10 be large per cent.
who will In the coarse OF six months
acknowledge themselves "Hus,cd.
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The number OF immigrants arriving
at New York for the sirst three months
OF tha year was one-fifth less than that
OF she corresponding period last year.
that Is, 81 $40 arrived IN January. Feb.
ruafs and March. ISIS, and q, es5 in the
same months of tssa The decline is
among the English, Irish and italians.
The Germans and Russians still keep.
me up To previous records. II any
encouragement we're given foreigners
by The condition of the labor market.
the influx during the sauamer would
be large, bat II Is said that several o.
Che leaders Of the powerful trades
unions In the country have seat warn
tngs to Great britain and Germany
against immigration at she present
time
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Persons Who have had occasion
recently To pass over The county reads
north Of the city complain that they
are n very hal condition fhere hss
been no effort 10 repaIF she damage
done BY hard usage during the winter.
Washonts ana derp ruts are aamerous.
making thoroughEares difficult Il pass.
age and hard on the hosseN that 10
TIE pulling and OF the peesSo who
ride. Those whe have the roaas IN
charge should iose 40 thee Ia putting
thens IN coed condition before the
heavy business Of spssng and summer
begins.
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Anumber Of the states have already
.aortr.a ballot reform bills since the
..t;os.sI election, last autumn, and
sev~rai more have measures Of THIS
Eind ID contemplation for next WIN
t,r,s meetings Of their legislatures.
The osly sfase in which sallot re-
form BIZ has met with the almost
nnite.s opposition Of any one party Il
n.w YORK. In the assembly OF that
-1s1e 10Th Governor Hisl and the Dem
1pr.tsc members have discouraged
..xthiug Of the kind. A bill was
p.s.ed b. the Republican members
~ year. bat wss vetoed BIZ Governor
Hfl In his inaugural address, last
January, no promised With reservation
=. suuport measure for ballot re-
form. but his assurances did moi
arouse any great amount Of confidence
Arsin the Eepulaiean members
brought forth bin st the opening Of
he present session Ut the assembly
and 1t Was opposed almost nuana'
mously on It's final passage
lest Tuesday. BY the Demo
essts. It il hardly probable that
they voted In ignorance Of ths wishes
o. intentions Of Governor Hi. II
tiasy opposed II he viii probably OF
pose ii, and hence there will be an
other miscarriage of reform IN the
great state OF New York, This ought
70 stamp the New York Democracy as
3 corrupt and vicious organization.
No good citizen should object TO the
protection OF the baiiot-hox with
every possible safeguard. The pros
perIty and success Of orr form Of gov
eminent depends on the purity, the
freedom and the sacredness OF the bal.
LOT. That any man or any party
should oppose the means of giving
additional security 10 an honest ballot
h the strongest possible proof Of an
~xft r,urnnae
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Nsiw thai the new executive x in.
stalled IN Office. he work d soaal,set.
ins shs aIssgietssg q he territory for
The slestion u ,slsgstss 10 the eonsss
fassessas ecuventsen should ~ llsssSl.ssa
am the reassats annganeesl Agearsi.
ing = tbs epAh2Gae SIS. tlse pfssasAraa.
hon tos The oaeeiaas saast he tsssasss s.ss
Ao9slsy next.
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his definitely settled that Chief #
feliee Mitchell will lie la.pes.ehe,l he.
tore TIC council ~ rs ascessng to.uaar-
row nigat. The faayor and eapae1l
claim 10 have evidence against h.a
definitely sna positively eliminating.
and he, osa the either hand. claims Il, al
he ean clear hinssls ard SAow an The
mayor and oouneli IN yesy bsa lisAt
This contest. willis fsF from pheasant.
is hkely to result in i mnch more
efficient police serxlec.
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Al Port Toxns<nd indictments hsse
been found against Hers,eTs Beechsz
and the gang for smuggling, OF con.
niying at smuggling. II Is high trns
something was done 10 stop the ~
famous robbery that has been COINS
on for several years past.
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Ii is notasle fact that thoss Eho
hare most TO sAy about Subsidies 70
railroads and other enterprises are
those who neser under Any sireuEn-
stances subscribe 10 them Wind b
cheap In Seattle. - elsewhere
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OF course Seattle caanot give so 60
or any other sam 70 help build rail-
road for the Northern Pacific and 70
help build up the fortunes OF another
city. The suggestion l. prepostsrotis.
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Travellers say that Brooklyn i the
dlrtisss city III the United states. Eyi.
IDENTIFY they have never seen SOME o.
the alleys of the Queen City OF the
Northwest.
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S1lCIErY NOTIf,tsS.

- EArTi4E LODGE, No. 7, |. o. o. r.,
- Meets every Tuesday evening, In Bells
Hall, North Seattle, al ~ o'clock. Mem
beers OF sister Lodges and sojourning
brothers. In good standing, are cordially
Invited 20 attend.
T. V. DOWNING, N. g.
J0Ha J. ksoFE. Rec. Secretary.
PoSfofice box sis. jH2GTu
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ADVERTISEMENT uncer tae heazis ef Lost
Foand. For sale, 10 Los ana 6stastsons
wanted WITH be inserted 81 the rate Of z
raFsfs I word for fyst insertion: 1 cent 4
word fof eaeh sHtxesnets insertion Par
rnast always In advance
The following letters arc awaiting ssives-
ttssss at this office:
w m ILsa - Cook.
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..--.------.zas.zsZ-l.-4--ss--s--s.e--'-~
M4REIEH.

1. as4gf,--LATI gin this city. April no
fs>9, hv Rev. Eliot W. Brown. Mr.. EsInsI
y. csxses and Mas Winnie ". L4tlnSr
both OF Seattle.
AeKrSSos ~ BIsAEkLEE - AZ the resi-
fenee Of thz oftisizsing clergyman. JONI
nasnof, ia seattle, 4 prsi 6, Daniel Ne
Kinnon Of Seasfle and Miss Mary A. K
Bl4ckies 81 Boston. Mass
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(tFDAR STREET GasDE-SoTfCE Il
- hereby given that the assessment resi
fF,r the grazing Of Sses az street. froFu Fifth
street 10 Elliott bay, and constructing a
Sidewalk en- both sides fhereof. has been
fled with the undersigned. cerk CT the
ctty OF seattle: sBd further notice is here
tsx given that sad roll IS open 70 public
inspection q. the afsiee Of said clerk, IN the
city hall, and VIII remain open for inspec-
ti<u until Frfday, April II, 1889. g. 30
O'Clock p. M, and thsE al persons feeling
themselves aggrieyed by any sueh essess-
ment may apply 10 the CorllcE Council
OF said city 70 have the same corrected on
said April 10. 1859, 81 20 o'clock p. M, at
their council chamber, IN the city hail. C.
W. Ferris, clerk. Date Of flrst publication
aprff &. 1ssa
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u sssHas 10 be tie Islsa u chief u
fesaee Mitchell that lhv la~s a ass,ss
ganahsing are talsnslssa gses so tasseh 10
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RTNINFS< rniNtEN

DpSlNE : osfsaKT57 My ~kaG SAtR.
ID sssmilf Address tHsk sa7 = site.
G.NaR SALT gus aNg - CHANsF - GRel.
] geys ss1ee ssst cigar ash ss3sSf ssasw.
fNaHipt sunssK std fsm,t ssnep rAHAN. ktea.
tons ae.a WI & t.-l,s.ne.. ao- sE..... 49,
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I.s'H SALE ss AcfFs. TN 0g Y ATgf
1 fnsnss oaay sslf natts. sasEss sAsstss,
+ gsss Nasfssgn, So Fs,F serss sa;sshinz s4na
aSs9 ~ sRSe rss &rFS. krs> E. naNteAa
soesa s starr hAask
4 AM ACTHaAgEEn. ny RAgraRN
y parties. 90 Sea tne saiAansaE essss res
fssstsfts - YeFY reasonable ssss,s Aexs
+ hsf - issss is All 81 * El,s.A = Ia 4
Isany : sss.iitsgA 80 PIKE ssrsva. - II Ia
esss<4 = \. 4 AsS8sF as's.iigen. "a SFasss
StEsk Nsas{h tns Eatesas ~ BIZ 3 &c Ass.S
+ y seA q NFnayas Fsssf Saslisaess. ~ Karssss
street las - hsgsax y sf BEDS rg,ssrs )
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ktsFsa rzaass, assesnes A. las. gsssaa
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= Ackks ~ NEsT s&ATEEFs WArgR
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as'et FssegngessE sassxsaFss f.zssersssS "a
Nsst@ ss6ttas 81 ssss $ Eass~ q sssS saSh
sessf = - N0Tts sssls
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J y ssse isssfss assss p sascssa & seas s. .
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AfKs ksA n1AxsAsss II IsyTs p.
- sasxa Ma 49, u 2ssAssrs = s,ssssx = sszss
= sssa sFseeN essA aAks = noARMAS
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Notice of Dissolution.

Eae + aEGa&rs Raistoaf Eosnrz u
ys1ss5ssaa By nssseAs essassns ~ tke snerz-
s<Fs 81 sae e8zpsny Gae STARS aE tae
company viii ~ seszlsa - Daa3eg HzzsA-
ssa. whe xsA kefxsfscr cos4ae. eassxsss -
IN E1s eva make
pssDxkr BLANCHARD.
geo. 2. ALaNCHAEu
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NYElnSIfTp LINES.

THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP WILL
Il mington, Frank worth, master, carry
Ing freight and passengers az reduced
rates. win sail from san Francisco fer
Sound ports on Mar. Is j. A. Hatfield, sgt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

81 - ~
L'OUR HANDSOME COTTAGES ON
A. monthly payments; near Jackson
! street; ranging ip price from xI550 10 $500:
Has faodern improvements and convent
encss. ready for immediate OCCUPANCY;
you can hsly one Of them nearly as cheap
a. rsr ress Wittler, care Kiitlnger
Brss.
7 COX THIS UP WHY PAY RENT
1 4 when yen can buy direct from owuer.
bteS home fE fiue location on monthly
paymeats. the same as rent. Inquire OF J..
9. Anox. corner Jackson aud Mtli streets.
w ANTED - SECONDHAND cODY
w coleman & RAYMOND. sig Front ST.
gpRoe. LIVINGSTONE FRENCH sYs.
lem tanghf, aud measures taken for
patterns and guaranteed 20 tit. No Oh
Madison street.
rro LtAsE - BUSINESS LOCATION.
Lake Union water f=as.t: terminus OF
electric motor line. Address M C., Post
iatetliseBeslr Office.
DEAL ESTATE AND EMPLOYMENT.
N the best bargains In farms and town
property; parties wishing good and reliable,
hF}p 40 we'll to call at CariSsun 4 Cos sflt
Depot 81. North Seattle
( JIAzELffNE HEIGHTS, OVERLOOK.
IA ing Lake Washington: ouly short dis
tancs, north al Yesisr-Hyenae cable. with
sidewalk - the property. We have for
/. sale ~ lots, the aeest ia the whole add.
Won only saa each: cleared ana level A.
1oug; yea sasy make YOUR own terms
ffsnk !. lsae & Co. r Nes YesleE hloeS
GET YuUK CARPETS CLEANED RY
" IRE = attic stesIa carpet eiesuvfs. Via.
cent & Net'utehen
! lsaReff> & AMID - to0K as
Y ofis - . = when dome ~ ths. seat.
{ sc stEaas e@Fs'vs cleaners. vincent s Ne.
! tBtshen.
(sLABk & CApEN SELL. FuRSrruRE.
E y carpets, bedding ETC.. cheaper far case
taan any ether tlTm ia or around Seattle
Try theM aud Yea viii Ind it So Pike
street. tsafseen Fourth and ftfth.
Gl.,uo FRACTION BLOCK II. RURKE's
ef-tN setona This IL fsrirae SPOT
far lake side villa or pleasure resort
Csele Inc alongside. Betfinger s Mcarhasn.
fyAIA FOR woop-TURNING AM
~ sereN work a. NJ A SehxaS1,s Rail.
rad Viii. les.t 81 second street.
1FES sKgkfNG EMPLOYMENT ANn
IA Ss1rloyers requiring uen will l,e far
EsSne1 tae sane free % charge by calling
y ~ easnhsrs and Makers Home. No. 5
5 Asslsr svenaa
TIC CHOICEST AND SEATEsr nE.
! signs It SssttuE ever Essad Ia SEATTLE
{ can ~ Seen ~ et1SnAN RRt1S.. the lreI-
IVA tAtasSs, ~ Front street.. where they
sSAke *asts ss arsigr ss san Fganelsca prices
NJ NE ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
VI NFs0xsAf ana JS-d reader, can ID.
s caaSaifxst - gtse Hegel RruaSwfek
aANt hk1sS BILLIARD HAIL. uEAn
I HszFgrrr faF Brunswick 8aike. Collef.
asg : g Orders fskeu for anyfhing IN the
So = -. 80 = Esnnsa. aspnt
ffsRfss'RkR's NOTICE
lNsh FhkAegkkk uF 4HF ffFY a.
rsstsse msl ray on presentation sAs,
te soe liE nH1es. warrants. .asgrv steel
+ ifafE' sxeezeEs Hsa6. e-ytinNnee -. 70 aasf
f9et'ssstaS M Is. All outstanding wsx.
= = en tse9st - evs agssia9HEe ~ No
- 'feesg AZ - alaowesS on said wSFrnats
sfseE sn&s e2fe fsSEe FarkaF. effs IN a..
hfef FIRST pnAlscSteaa 81 sais notice Anil
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j. o. BOZORTH.
heetinu Of Stockholders.
Notice 10 Stockholders.

- ToCKH0LnEgS NETTING -SoTIcE
- = hsgeay gwen thai by ss-ser ef ghe
Fs7sssSekt aat - tas osRra af sssree.
tors 81 the Saash Prairie caai Com
raHF, fAers viii - = meeting ~ Fhz
80 kkes1ers 81 said company ~ tae osglr.
81 said Goa psay So No. a sacramento
stsest, q the C.sy aud rem8ty al san Fran-
rtssTas California. 0n ghu-ssfav. tbs $50
ssS y AHs.l. A. IT, lsNs. a. tSe h0a- e. II
csssgk a q. 81 said Gas, for TIE paryess 81
agsssseFs of sad szs~spsay ~ 49,
ssssstisE yess. AL for The trAakA sion ~
sRissS ether eassaess IS Easy come e-ss.srss
So. meeting ~ sryE@z q tae president
AID 81 lae board af directors
T Is HENDERSON.
e.kstFsrN o &c roAEA Yfatris, cal 81
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NOTICE.

rTso WHOM II NAY CONCERN: THE
Il pablo ts hereby na;issd Eaas wtEi 30:
b. responsible fer xny debts contracted by
sny wiFe Alma Eyer. chr. the said Alma
Egef. having lstt my bed Ant Hoard with.
cat jasE cause 81 p-3Fccstton.
GEORGE E1ER-
sxArTLE, W, T. Aprii 10. Isss
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GrR4r

ArBAYEiA- nAfP..g fgoNGRAY GELD,
= tnE lfsn6ea~~& n. ga 70 4 siiae. about
lsss bands bat sas1rs On and nsw she'd
Liberal reward viii 20 psssi GA Te5nra TO
Montana sfatste
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All kinds Of hiank kooke oe9
rulings 70 Any pattern done - -
AnthonysS bcokbtn0ovy, 49,
olocks II the lowest pstopns
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STEAMER CLARA BROWN

T EAvEs YESLER's WHARF Fok IA.
IL ceme, Olympia asd Big Skookum Ct
= m every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
dag.
Returning, leaves shelton, Big 5<ooku,n,
at a. m. every Tuesday, Thursday sEd Sat
rrday
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"ANTkn-- y0uN0 LADY House
W keepeF faF ies41 Ing hauxe NJ Portland
Address. with ss8ll f's.>--zsIlaFs as 80 zee ans
Ssgsee
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Stockholders MEETING

Use reEnlaF AmanAl meeting Of sNe sfoe <
ausksers ~ tie Hop Erowers Association
VII b~ he'd 81 rae psfsca % tAa son4 PAW.
FNsaEHs susi "a tire PAM ia tzxlssiDg. 7Qss =
fsaat <kFe@t. Seae1se. ". T., Ga &aasssy,
Tie aaDEzl eseetsssn 81 ths tFs1s ss.cx 81
said e<szs, g&zf 9sss take rstsess AZ sssz nssesr
lsE. G. = COVE Fsss~ frsSsesxss.
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4 osF~A TES nof344g GoED Place
Il ~ ls~az Hsn. al he had 81 che
sefia, FtnaHs pleas rssuFR "a fsef.iufsai.
siTsuesF o1ins
1 ASIA SMALL nROwN SPANfKf.
- VIII saTiv kaaF answering 4, she
nsssr q f0lB Safeshsc rvwas8 w43,
- psid fer his fesase - ras8Ah Collins. -
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY.

CTEAMER CITY OF SEATTLE WILL
attic, every two hours: ESQ, $50. 1890 a.
M: 1890. 2:30, 40 p. m. Returning, leaves
West Seattle: 7:30, 10, II q. m; 2. 4, CLIO
D. m NJ s. BATES, Manager
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We call special attention 20 the
pAlATlNE HILL ADDITION.


pAIATlNE 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-
sfruction of the navy yard at Lake Wash
ington these lots win increase In value be-
yond the most sanguine 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 Postofice. schoOihouse,
public hall, railroad depot on the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the 8. L.
S. & T. K. g., which runs hourly trains at
Ice; In addition 10 which the new motor
line Is about to be constructed to the pop
erty. Lots 60xil0 feet from $l65 upwards.
GRAY h CLAYWORTH,
7O71z Front St.
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(sAIa. FoR BfD@5EALED BIS WILL
4 - received by The nnaerSixned clerk
sF s<ze efxy Of seattle 81 O. before FrzczF.
Ar-H - fxg. ~ a'rioex . % For vsaIrf-
Ing Ez hsSsxnts noFe % sesz.fl sESa0rssaEsce
wfsh Specifications asw On lie II M
offzex c. ". Ferris casrk-
cHTHSTgEgT OR sDE-sEALKD BIDS
- wifi Be received ~ the undersigned
essy clerk Of sha cIty Of Seattle. on or BE-
fore April u. ms. AZ 4 o'clock p IL. fsl
the GRADING of and construction OF side
walks on both sides OF sixth street from
paxss street 10 Pike street. II sesnrdsnce
I'D the plans AID specs fcxslozss
fbefe7or now. Ua Hie In my
assxe. Each lid 70 Be acecmpa
ntea BY cash deposit oil $50 - security
for the execution Of any contrast fhst = ~
be Awarded TIE city reserves TIE sEAf &c
rpssrs any and ksi lids c. ". Ferris
clerk. Fz-xs publication 81 This hosiEe,
APRIL ?. 1872.
TEMPERANCE STREET GRADE
II sealed bids viii be reeesvea by the
sIn6esssgned etfy clerk Of tie city Of Sc
sstss. on az fafc5e Friday. A psSl II Issa
ef o'clock p. m, for SIZE grading of and
construction or sidewalks on both sides o.
Ternreraisce street. from Mercer street &c
nyssezev street. IN hefsors1znce With the
rsfaxs and syeeaEcasigns therefor n8w or
fs2n in ray affsee Each bid 10 be sCe0npA
Med By cash deposit OF 40 as security
for the execution OF any contract that nj J
BE- awarded The city reserves soe rfxAt &
reject any and ali bids G. W. Ferris
els l. First publication OF tsfs notice
Apyff !. $50.
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pERSossf

"ANfEn-st irABLE TENANT FOR
" the Walter tsfshafn farm. snqairs
81 Etsnn Saaifh
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llANTED Btf@INES7 MAN NTH
w nve hHassred dsilasz y&seol As partner
Us = gssod Paying business. Calf ON or
saafest. tnsa Sweeney. lee Senecs street..
WASfkh-A NAN TO TAKE waoIR
" az bali Interest ia she heat located
s.te iur notwithstanding purposes ia the
stts EEsQd haitolnss, gsod wharf. aud best
pant nt lsswss machinery tn the caaafrv
tSays leasas 10 Gem mission Address
O. eSli. is2 frept street.. fruit store
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L'OuR HANDSOME COTTAGES ON
A. monthly payments; near Jackson
street; ranging ia price from si550 10 sas(G.
al iaodern improvements and convent
ences; ready for immediate occupancy;
you can bay one Of them nearly as cheap
a. rsr ress Wittler, care Kiitlnger
II
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"ANTNn-sTA OR THREE FUR.
~ nishet F0aFns Tor light house cen
lug. man aud wift, close Ia. Address W.
Post-lnfeiiiesnetF ofi2es
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lNmh FAkAelskkk az 4HK IgIY a.
-ssfSse wsl ray on presentation sAs.
r. oN AE NHHvs. warrants HaxrFv Stsss4f
lfa gEsFxResEelss nsud, ordinance. -. 70 aa*s
l9etssstas Ma Is. All outstanding wsg.
- = en Laegssa sseevs arssia4zsgss, ~ No
}sifees1 At - alsoweA on said w&Frnass
sfteF snls sAfe fss3s Farkef, etFy IN A..
hsyf FIRST F1AlscSiesa ~ sais nessce Anil
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W ANrEn-Ho or or 10 ROOMS,
" anfnFnisheds well located. tn relfa.
bic party. Address /. J. yoyce. city posi-.
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w ANTEft~NIeE ROOM WITHIN OR
- blocks from psistotlee Tor man aud
wife kGdSess +. -. Posi-l atellisens.rr
ofslnn
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NNASTED - THREE ROOMS FOR
W housekeeping In good locality. Al
dress. stating particulars. L H. \, Pos
fnf@Tif - ffpSs oSfitzsk
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I COX THIS UP WHY PAY RENT
1 4 when yun can buy direct from owner.
/ btes hume fE fsue location on monthly
paymeats. the same as rent. Inquire OF J..
&. Knox. cosnef Jackson and Mlli streets.
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EroR SALE - BEAUTIFUL HOME, 100
a feet square. with fine s.r0om house I'm
splendid order. fruit n full bearing; gar
den 81 very rich soil: delightful view Of
! lake Union, the waters OF the sound, and
OF the Olympic range of mounsaig.s. For
particulars call on or address the owner,
ALFRED SNYDER, IA Seneca 81. seattle.
INoR sAIE--CLEAREp LOTS IN WET
seattie. cheap and easy terms J..
Compton & Ga, lis James 81.