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A Former nou,.ns,ss ForssA 20 Rssls..

PARIS, Jan. M.-M. Martineau, member Of
the Chamber OF Deputies. who recently So
eeded from the BoulanRist party. entered o
meeting OF Boulanglsts held here last night.
ne was Immediately attacked, kicked. cuffed.
ana spat upon, and compelled to sign resig-
hatlon Of his seat In the Chambers.
raul Deroulede and his colleagues In the
ssnamoer OF Deputies. who led the recent re-
volt 10 that body when NJ. Jofrrin attempted to
themselves .as TO be the real defenders OF univor-
The sun., 1890-01-25
The Now Hudson County Executive Com
HIttee.

Chairman Michael J. O'nonnell OF the Demo-
cratic General Committee OF Hudson county appointed
the County Executive Committee last night Sheriff
Robert DAVIS the Democratic bosS was made Chair
man The other member of the committeo are James
EennSssy, JAier Charles BirdaalL Frederick J, Mers
heimer Prank smyth Patrick Kenny NJ y. Clark. Fire
Commissioner John Conway Deputy Factory Inspector
Joseph Wisntha Simon Kelly, the King OF WeshaWken,
and Tax Commissioner AiohGel J. ODohnsl.
The sun., 1890-01-25
EaIoyed a Short Hour OF Luxury.

George Washington Varian keeps a road
house on Riverdale avenue, RiuRSbridge. Cornelius
Murray has been doing odd Jobs for him, on Thursday
night Murray broke into the saloon ate twenty-five
clamA and washed them down with the best Whlskey
In the house, Then he smoked . 81 cigar which Mr..
VaIian was saving to smoke on WABhngtonS Birthday,
Justice Powsr held Murray 1000 ball In tho Nor
riSaniA Court yesterday for trial for burglary
The sun., 1890-01-25

LONDON. Jan. 24-The Times says the Samoan
treaty bears q handsome testimony to Prince Bis
marcks reasonableneSs and adds: "That DO complete
equilibrium should be established is much than
could have expected him That quietly con-
sented to the prohibition OF arms and alcohol and
tho land clauses IL probably due to British influence
Their insertion in such treaty 10 remarkable event
in tho story Of the relations civilized with semi
civilized rHceA",
The standard gives the treaty Q doubtful approval
1t says while 1t 10 good 1t 10 likely
diicultiee viii arise In any case provision z made
sGnaorss stand promise we'll for an honest working
contract"
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ga. M" On Her IIisE.

A woman who wore her ring marked "A. NJ"
was found suffering from alcoholism Gt FoSty. .nrst
street aud Tenth avenue ct 01 p. n. yesterday She
was about thirty old ot fair completion bat
ing dark hair and eyeA Her black CLOAK and black
sanoI hat were OF cheap material She WAS tAksa .
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HUNTING JOHN MOST AGAIN.
TBE GENERAL TERM AFFIRMs TEE
lNARCHSS COHTIOTyOM

One Year on the Islana-He Hears OF It
Early aAd the netsetives Caa't Ftnd HIn
Looking For Ban, IL Is Supposed.
BY decision Of the General Torn handed
down yesterday the conviction Of John
Most, the Anarchist, and hia aentannA TO one
The sun., 1890-01-25

LONDON, Jan. A.-Sylvia Grey, the dancer
WINE Gaiety Theatre who was such fAVoritS
on! ~ new York last winter. has met with seri-
IA accident by the breaking down OF q cab.
""iA1al result IL apprehended.
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The French Language iu tho Northwest

OTTAWA. Jan. A.-Petitions have been pre-
sented to the Dominion House from the North
west Territories praying that no law be passed
to abolish or restrain tho use OF the French as
an official language in the territories.
The sun., 1890-01-25
LORD Mayor Isaaes's EAsualss Talk Of Ina-
Deaehnent.
ErOm Dunlop'I CaOIs Ns,ua cOmpanv.

LONDON, Jan. A.-It is said that Lord
mayor Isaacs has some strong enemies. and
mat attempts will shortly be made In the city
courts to impeach him and TO remove him
ION me magisteriRl bench. 1t Is alleged that
NO NO lS Interested in various financial schemes
unoenttlng his high municipal ofiloe.
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The Rra1M.Argeatlne BoundAry Questlou.

MoNTEvIDEo. Jan. 24-The Brazilian and Ar
gsntne Ministers will hold preliminary conferences In
regard to the form Of . boundary treaty, Mnister
question without awaiting the arrival OF Colonel Ger.
quSirAnd the consulting member OF tho committee
Lil WAY here -
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ROthsehlld Wounds tho AIarSuIs.

PARIS, Jan. A.-Edouard Rothschild, son
Baron Alphonse Rothschild. became In
vowed In dispute with the Marquis De Gony.
Achallenge was sent and accepted and to-day
mo duel was fought. The Marquis was
The sun., 1890-01-25
ID. LowLer Saith Is out.

The General Term OF the Supreme Court do
olarod yesterday that ths term OF D. Lowber Smith
Commissioners OF Public Works expired May l. lSao
and that JuStiee Barrett right In directing him
turn over the books 70 Thomas y GiEOy. The decision
y unanimous.
The sun., 1890-01-25
Stricken with PnrnIysis on the bench,

Queens Bench Division of the High Court Of Justice
was stricken with paralysis while the bench to-day.
His condition Ii Berions
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State Treasurer Hamilton Resigns. ~

TOPEKA, Jan. M-James ". Hamilton hand
cd his resignation State Treasurer to Gov. Humphrey
today 70 take effect the Appomtmsn and QuAlinca-
ten days
The sun., 1890-01-25
The spanleh suaraee Law.

MADRID, Jan. 24-The first article or the
Electoral law by which the right ofSuago is given
spanard rs years of passed the Chamber of
Deputies by l4l to VI.
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A Saloon Keeper Charged with Murder.

John Farrell. saloon keeper of az Chatham
square. was arrested last night charged with
having caused the death OF Michael Mahon, q
bill poster Of 507 Mott street, who was found
Farrell acknowledged that there was o quarrel
He says Mahon tripped Ut the door and fell
The sun., 1890-01-25

Whea Baby was sick, We gave her castorias
when she was Child, she cried for CAStOria.
whSa ShS became AiHS Hi,s eiuhE " CSStSrias
WhaA - lad chn6rSA. ShS gave thSA oASasEaA
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The DeIa9oa Bay Railway.

VIENNA. jan 24.-A terrific storm is raging
all central Austria There has been heavy
fail In Bohemia
The sun., 1890-01-25
After Pneumonia

Aud auaehs Of Ia sippA phus fever scarlet fever o.
dphthsra the patient recover strength sowy 40 the
system IL weak and debhAtsd ana the blood poisoned
By the ravhges Of the disease What IL needed good
rsisbls tonic blood purifier like Hoods sarsapsrs
which has Just the elements Of strength for the body
and vitality and rchnen for thsNblood wh'ch prns
back robust health and make the weak strouE.
After recovering from q prolonged sickness with
diphtheria and needing something 10 build me uhI
took bottles Of Hoods sarsaparia felt good re-
sus from the nrst dose It seemed to 90 from the top
Of my head to the ends of my toes 1know Hoods
sarSapariliA IL rood thirR" @. Il. sTRATT0N, Drug
giSt wsstneid, Masa
Hoods SRrsapariIla
Sold By all druggists o.; elk for sS Prepared sagNg
o. L HOOD 4 &C, ,ApothsoarleN Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar ..
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AIr. spurgeon.. Attack of Cont.


LONDON. Jan. 24.-Advices from Mentone
say there has heen further development II gont in
h~ OF Mr. spurgeon and that he 10 unable 10
leave that place
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sasA she American syndIeats's Repressn.
tAtiye.

PANAMA. Jan. 16.-A Valparaiso letter dated
Ds0 H. says that of the contractors for supplies
for the railroads In of construction by the
American syndicAte have brought action AGAINST thO
representative OF the syndicate Don Julio Bernstein
The sun., 1890-01-25
A..,.taut PeatnAster GayIer Sick,

The heating apparatus Of the Post Once got
out Of order on Thursday and Assistant Postm aatsr
GAyer caught bad cold. He was laid up yesterday
and unable 10 report FOR duty.
The sun., 1890-01-25
DIR. Potern Reported to bo at snbakI
LegisIatlon In Berlin

LONDON. Jan. 24.-It is reported that DR..
Peters, the German explorer. Is at Subaki.
The sun., 1890-01-25
BELL PUNCHES FOR ALBANY.
70 RING EVERY TINE a LE9ISJATOR
SELLS HIS TOTE

Tanuaany has EvIdentIy Made W Zee AEina
60 Battle, and Dourks Ceshran Charges
On the Fos-Distriet L.esders-TwiAs.
The 1850 Democrats comprising the Gen.
eral Committee Of Tsmmany Hall filled up the
biggest room IN the wiRWam last night 1t was
q prosperoue.lookinR mass Of humanity. and
there were as many silk hats as there we're
diamonds, and plenty Of both.
Gen. John Cochrane was reelected Chairman
for another year. John B. MoGoldrick and
Joel o. Stevens were elected Secretaries John
McQusde, Treasurer, aud Robert Kelly, Ser
geant-at- Arms. The names Of the district
leaders were called. and as they marched down
the aisle with their credentials cheers greeted
them. Tho Reorganization Committee Of ave,
which has in charge the settling Of the difficult
ties In the Third. Twelfth. and Fifteenth dis
tricts, has not yet reported. and Secretary No
Goldrjck was puzzled what to do about It He
dropped the Fifteenth district entirely and
called the names Of the two likeliest men each
In the third and Twelfth districts. Here lie
tt,lI IaN NJ hAl laad
The sun., 1890-01-25

NAPLES, Jan. 24.-Buffalo Bills Wild West
show has arrived here, with all we'll. It was
caught 10 a great storm on the Mediterranean.
coming from Barcelona.
The sun., 1890-01-25
FIremeu DIseupIlned.

LONDON. Jan. 24.-The DelaRoa Bay Railway
has been completed to the frontier Of tho TransyAa
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Notice Is hereby given that the Hoard ~ H.
cation Of the state 81 Wa<hins ton VIII. ~ ~
IL oelrck neon. Of the I'd day Of JQnA HI ~
ceive proposals Tor the ftlruixhinx Of nnch tono
books - are hereinafter enum. ratxd fof tno -
of the common schools Of estd state MA
p Rod Of Eve years fsom and after the lint ~.
VI september. lsso. Wig:
Readers. spelling books. Dictionaries, eoGV
books, srithmeties.. both meatAl sud ve11o111
Biographies. both OF political and physical -
United stases histories: also text books On ~
sutJects u Algebra geometry utGonoUoo4[s
astronomy. chemistry, botany. geology. no0g1UJS
physics, general history, Engitth EilQro1uT2
rhetoric, logic, word analysis, boOkkcop1D3
drawing. vocal music, pcitticai econnmIS
psychology. Q vii government, and local goSos0e
ment OF Washington. 81
Proposals must state the wholesale. retail 60
c.ssful bidders must enter into contrast - -
ply said books af Prices net exceodfuR TIL
named In their proposals. for period ~ M
years, IN accordance with the provisions at -
ton OF an art Of the legislature 81 Waan1nn-
ton. approved March n, 100 ana must exoQM<0
q bend with tvs or moro sufficient oufotia6 ~
the faithful peri ormance of the contract, 80
srrelies 10 be citisens Vt the state OK Wnok.
ins ton.
All proposals must be sealed and axidreo1 q
the surePintsn fent OF Public fnGtFuck1on y
Wsshin sson. at Olympus ana muae - r5slFo4
sealed proposals 10 furnish text books Ter -
common schools Of the state OF Weahin1tGn4
The Eosrsi Of Education reserves the right . -
tect any ana q bida *
Dated 1t Olympia. Washington, this fsth -
: h. n BRYAN,
surs Pub. ms state of Wsshington
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u)ERsoNAL-INFoRNA y WANTED
L concerning tbs Whereabouts 81 Jsnnls NC
Clue - wears Of Age ANAL OF stature ps1e isre.
dark hair and syes. heavy eyetrews ard long
eseaashxA. when waking she soe&sn thG leE
foes she were wiax-eos, sed dress and long
dark cloak wAea she took he taxfy morning
t-asr guIrg NORA. AZ Bneo6a March -. she hss
Sos hsrr heard Of ssnee. Address her Ea0tntr,
Ma sarah NclRaess Bucoda, Wash
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EDUCATIONAL

1gIss n. h cocHEASE. FORMERLY OF
vi san Francisco vii epen Q school for girls
and young ladies' on "Wednesday, April -. 10
tee building uow crsrp4<d by the CossErega-
fsea9l enurcA. on Third stress, near University.
Rates Of fGifion per monfA from s. 20 IL. &C
easding 70 grade. kxiefenees-5ndxe j. r.
Host Seattle. Mrs George ksssIDgsy, seattle.
Capfsts Chs-iss 6oesfsEls -sn F-anesca
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

nFFIcR OF THE SEATTLE 4 EASTERN
~ Construction Co To the ssot kbo.dess.
Sosies il hereby given that pursuant - the ~
sssx of The company the aaasssl N eetipg OF toe
xtoSkaos erx si the seattle a Eastern Constfuc-
s.oa Co. vii BE held AZ the oFrce ef she com
pAny IN the CITY o. Seattle. washinesoa. ~ Il
s'eiccx n on thursday. May Is Isso. for the
purpo~e Of elecffne srasfees TOT tae en~uiHz
year ant tie frsnsxctscn OF s1ca ogaer business
o. Eay legally corae netese The mes1ax
John CRAIG. secretary.
Seattle. A.vfi L. $50
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - ESTIMATES
N are collected for the erection Of . frame
pavilion a. end of Madison street. for the Madi-
con street Cable Railway Company. mp 10 noon
April "a. 1880 The right Is reserved 10 reject
any or all bids. Plans are at Once OF H. Stein
man. architect.
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-oFFlcE OF
Company rooms 81 and IS Scheuermann block,
Seattle, Wash.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
Bids viii be received until Il O'Clock noon of
May s. 1890. n the Offices OF this company ~
oiiows:
For the clearing even with sa-isce Of one
hundred and sixty acres of land adjacent 20
Saa de Fuca-
For the making OF all suitable timber on said
land into raj road ties. pies and cordwood
Detailed snfor nation and requirements may
e had at once OF the chief eng neer Ia San de
uea. wP MASON. Engineer
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n n. .e ~ rates sxcesieat recommendation and
49, isssares that eoasEituse . successful AMI
ses TIP 20 the East. take the Northern Pc
AAiouga vcss8eule trains 10 ~ tsul,
ssseapas;s. bnluth aud chsesso, CONSISTING oil
49, cnwsag-oosn sni slespsng cars New
- esseseess ander the tireenan OF the Pull
ln...S1 49, I 81 Company are attached 70 daily
i ssSSns usirS No better service TO he scund
Gsss snsfg, city ticket agent, rs second sireet,
T. esoSk; l. Toahin, Depot ticket agent, b.
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FOCAL AxD 1ssrxrxExrzL xrs1c

Musical rSsTfTrTE-sorTHNEs COR
M nxr Secoad an4 LAaatA ssree1a. unzstf the
Hanaxenent and pess0aai direction at MA
willard. voice enssays ana eli bssncnes OF IN
szruEzentas Enstc. only exgexsencc4 aod
tAofszSAly eo0p<ssat teachsU sDeaoye4
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE PUBLIC
IN notice IL hereby given that l, @. l.. Faust,
assignee. in = certain Cause now pending in the
superior court Of King county. Washington. en-
tilted In the matter of the insolvency OF James
Campbell and J. N. T. Atkinson. co-partncrs
under the arm name and style OF Campbell s.
Atkinson. In pursuance Of an order in this be-
half heretofore daily made by said courr, win
sell and canse to be cold at public auction for
cash. at the premises numbered 90l Front
street in the city Of seattle, in said county. ON
Tuesday. the 10Th day OF May, ls0o. ct half-past
ten O'Clock q m. and between that hour and
twelve O'Clock noon OF that day. and between
the hours of two O'Clock p. m and O'Clock p.
m OF that day. aud continuing every day there
after at like hours excluding Sundays, Slntii the
sale Il completed. al the stock OF goods. wares,
and merchandise, of which am In possession
Is such assignee and consisting Of full lines OF
al varieties Of hardware and other articles and
things In my possession - such assignee, and
also all the unpaid book accounts. vouchers,
notes bonds, bills, securities and other evil
dences of debt and choses In action and shop
fixtures In my possession rs such assignee.
Dated at eeaftl~, King county, Warrington,
this seventeenth day Of April, lts0
g. l. FAUST Assignee.
PRESTON, CARR PREsToS. and
L.
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TEN To FIFTY HOURS SAVED

n " TT = EANFN ~ NAeEE
; - Tie Northern Pacific vestauied train.
ss.sAe 500 a. IN daily. Ne change Of
- &c III miles the shortest fcate to Chi
toefist sseeptns cars through. placing
Zastn IN Union depos ten 20 atty hours
- % ether lines A chilberg. csty ticket
80 ~ second strees. Boston block. l. Ioa.
- esros rctet agent seattle
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Attorneys for Assignee.

NYOTiCT-I HEREBY WARN ALL PARTIES
IN owing me bills 10 pay no moneys due me
70 Hiram Robinson, ~ he has no authority TO
collect for me or TO transact any business In my
name. John Coughlin.
CPECIAL NOTiCE-wM. HOWE, PRACTICAL
- boat builder. All kinds Of wool and meal
lie boats built TO order and constantly on hand:
repairing promptly attended %: scows, steam
launches built BY contract; all work guaranteed
ass-class: sail and row boats for hire. Shop
and boathouse loot OF Spring street and Rail-
cad avenue. seattle.
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DRESsMAKING.
CTYLIsH DREssMAKING FROM - UP. Al
~ 2.6l2 Fifth street. corner Depot
nREsSMAKING AND FAMILY 6EWIu0 A.
~ home or 10 so out by the der. Call - -
dress i.s2l North Third street, r0en ~.
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ZOE KEyrHOUsE or 1--WE ROOMS: -
q p~noafA J. 7. Lard Z Co. I'M KEons
IOR RKxr-sROoN HousE AND CElxAR:
Is south Eighth street.. IN 6o0 ~ C1nes
EoR KKxT-sRooN House OCT gAcKsOx
II street. ~ month: Groom nease @ 1sai'
spn- ~: srs0us for hcusekesping. S1k SEQ.
~ craae. 80 second street ~
I>OR RKxT-vERY KEAT AND PRETTY
IT house At nix rooms. on Nsnta seseef. furni-
sure jusa new, cues esO0. sci for 30; rent Is:
very desirable Warrington 1exrzs0fy Invest
LOB RKST-THaKE HOUSES on LINCOLN
Il sveaus. on cop Of bill; North seasxae APP
ply On premseA Mr. Kins-
EyoR REST-FryE-R0OM HOUSE WITH
Breton block.
I~oR REKT-rO DRY GOODS HOUSE. A
II good store In brick busld1ngs iocaatoo VIII
pay veil P. o. box Liza
I>oR RExT-A NINE-RooM HOUSE NEAR
n Jackson street cable. Inquire - Seattle
block
I>oR REST-HoUsE NINE ROOMS: CORNER
IT OF Prospect avenue and LOMBARD street;
neas motor line: 80 . mouth. Daniel Kelieher.
- Boston block
I,oR REST-&ROoN HOUSE ~ NORTH 81
- attic. rent. SIS. furniture fog sale 3 fla
EoR RESr-sTABLE. THREE stalls. IN
4 qnire on premises. zoe Front. cor. sirsan.a
IoR RENT-4-RooM COTTAGE. BATH. HALL
and pantry: Green. three blocks scssn Of
Jackson = T. Whittier Colonial block
E,oR PENTHOUSE OF ROOMS; FURNI-
Il ture for sale Address 50 Pike street
I,oR RENT-DEslRABLE NEW TEN-ROOM
~ house. near Yesler avenue cable: VIZ sell
z E. Thompson. IS Boston block
I,oR RENr-DRuG STORE AND BAKERY.
Il Eleventh and Jackson
I,oR RENT-PARr OF LARGE STORE. AT
II las Front street
LoR RExT-A DESIRABLE asToRY BUILD
IL ing of IS rooms suitable Tor hotel. also two
For particulars apply to obilbers { Gardner.
room ?, Lleweliyn- Dodge building.
INoR RENr-NEw HOUSE. sEvRN ROOMS
il aud bath. Queen Anne town. for rent with
furniture for sale Apply room 81 Boston
block
U,oR RENT-NINE ROOM HOUSE. VERY
II handsomely furnished and In splendid To-
s:s h os ..s 1: @
private family. or. II desired. can be allied Ct
once with drst-clAss boarderx Warrington Terri
tory Investment Co
EoR REHI-sToRE WITH FOUR LIVING
T. rooms, low rent; also two Easements, at
2,6lpS Front street
L,OR RENT-ELEGANT SToRKROOM: LOW
IT rent Inquire ct Kline ROsenberg's, Front
street, foot OF Cherry.
EoR RENT-sTORE AND BASEMENT. Of
I nces and rooms Alonzo Hull. room l. 2A0S5S
Front street
E,OR RENT-Two FLATS. SIS AND so.
IT Warrington Territory Investment Company
EoR RENT-HoUsEs IN DIFFERENT PARTS
E Of the city. Brannen a Rhodes, Second and
Pike streets
U,OR RENT-Tw0 STORES WITH BASE
II ment, Second and Washington, and one
basement Apply to George Kitfingsr.
EOR RENT-O PErTIS & CO., MUSIC
Il parlors. one block above postofiice, Colum-
ba street, viii remove TO l,00e Front street,
about April 20: present location for rent In
quire Baker 4 Balch, room 10. Atkins block.
LNoR RENT-BUILDING KNOWN As TIE
IT Palouse mill, Grant street bridge, South
Seattle. Apply ut seattle Transfer Co
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aTEgOGRAPHERA
MAY ELLIOTT - ETESo6RAPHER AND
vi typswrii or. stenogrsphic work OF ali kinds
executed Rooms q aud 2. horn block
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAa-
hsers; machines and supplies: shorthand and
fypevrting Offices; aenogrspaers sgenEy.
machines rented Room 30. seattle block.
corner Third and Cherry streets
VIZ AsHrsGToS TYPEWRITER HAD
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished; short
hand and type writing wosE sxecnsed; type
writers rented koxwsu block. Columbia
street
-
4 RI1sT MATERIALS - sTAFLE5 AND
"A latest Eastern novelties TOT decoration
=. Wslxlnski Gilmore block. Front street. near
University, formerly rs Columbia street
RT EMBROIDERY STORE SIC SECOND
n street. Miss c. " Paul formerly Fellows q
Pau3 would announce 70 tie ladies' that sne has
4 choice lire OF embroidery materials: also
eharnois and Fnols sksna waite and colored
ho.ssngs, eqa.poss< waists. q few elegant tea
gowns and white ,srseys. stamping aud plnkinx
dor; instruct Gus Esvsn IN snbrssdsre.
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NOTICE or DIssoIUTfoN-TfIIs Is TO GER
~ tiiy that the firm OF Bridges & Thorburn
has fA!s Gay been dissolved by mmtasi consent.
Robert Bridges assuming all debts OF said nrm
ard ali debts due aid nEm TO paid 10 said
Rebers Bridges ROBERT BRIDGES,
WALTER THOKBURS.
seattle April = fss3.
I>og SALE LoDGIyGHoUsE OF y ROOMS:
II raging business Cali 81 Las Front street
NOR sALE-$Sno WILL BUY TIVE BEST
IT paying lodging house In the city; iong lesses
cheap rent; . bargain. Inquire room 81. Willis
hotel Third street
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DooTH HAxfoRD ABSTRACT CO. Qxc
ID Roaas - ana -. 6sAts;s ttock.
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QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY, CHI
~ holm'x hall. SIS Front street 0peu ~
suyamer- Class for adults. Monday and IbmnN
day EVENING" For ladies and ehifdreu, tuk6<I
Gay afternoon. Private lessons: wu1sS . -
siaffy. q
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ENGINEERS AND cOyTRACT0RR
CAN FRANCISCO BRfDaE CoMPANY--W&
- sineers and contractors Tor bridees q svQI
ing and steam shovel excavaf1ne: plnno ~
specifications furnished On applicostGns oGBUG
spondenoe solicited. once toos of Joo1moU
street. Seattle. Wash.
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