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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12
EEArTIruL HomKs.


The Deeorasose Art I'm sea4tle-RIeh
PapeFings-
The interior ~ seattle residences are fast
becoming remarkable for their rich and
tasty decorations In the last year or I've
great change has taken rzare I'D tbSs re-
speet. and today many 81 the Einev houses
have Interior decora tons that are equai 20
the best IN tire Land Bake. C.0se 4 co.
have Just completed fheinter10r decoration
OF papering 81 the sitzEag-rooTn and bail "a
II. L. YesEer's residence ard tins room Is
one Of the haads0mesf and e0stiiest in the
city. The sittiug-roorn il papered ii Lind
erusfa- " alton ard q most hapSsy effect
Is produced The ceiling l. a
light shade OF olive and the eornice
IS the soft c0iors 10 match The ffieze il
three feet side and The paper Is iudensed
to represent nails driven close together,
the ground i eolored rs delicate shade
Of salmon and the relief work shaded With
gold bronze. The dado. composed Of enc
% the latest patterns Of Lsucrusta- " alton.
Il four feet vide anA Is IN the colonial style
and painted IN imitation Of morocco
ientbey. between the fsseze and she dad0
THE walls are painted 3 darker shade OF
olive 20 match the carpet and ceiIfag Mr..
IRsieFs hall, az Bake. eose 4 Co have
aecorated II. Is plain and simple bus pre-
setsts very handsome appearance notwiih-
stsniing. IL Is Of = rich shade of terra
Gotta with 3 ceiling OF eDhelin blue and a
beautiful handlmade iTiexe shaded wish
red. brown and old blue. The decorations
on the ceiling being IN q shade TO match
with the freize.
lsaike, Cole 4 Co. are uow papering two
rooms IN Mr.. Robert knipe's residence
with LincFus's- Waiton. which viii cost
alone 1850. and Of which fuller descFip-
ton viii he given later.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

Real estate transactions from January J.,
1880, TO date are s40f. 1877. There
were filed for record yesterday 81 deeds,
the considerations aggregating Sis.s,6 an
average OF S5i232. Following is the list as
furnished by Osborne, Trenlper & Co. abb
stractors OF title. room Is, Boston block:
]. N. Wallingford to Mary f. Stone, lots
| t95, and p 10 80, blk IL. WaIlingford's
dp, $500.
w. IL. Gilbert 70 p. Brown, n1s lot 3, blk
~, Bell Il Denny s add. $500.
+ Blewett 20 d. Thomas. lot 9, blk 3,
Denny q Hoyt's add, $3.50.
J. II. Seeley 10 ]. Johnson, lot 3 TO g. blk
t., l;ee9ey's add 20 DeS MONIES, sa5.
N. A. 0nsam, ct al. to w ID. Conner, lots
Us and l6, blk 3, Sunset Heights, 1915.
". p. Wiesenthal 10 A. M. Emerson, lots
. and u. blk IL, Lakewood. $3.50.
West Seattle Loan and Insurance Com
pahy tc Minerva f. Gould, ct al. lot 5, blk
80. second add 70 West Seattle, 500
ID. Ferguson TO H. M. Pomeroy, lot 3,
blk Ii, Burke's second add, $3.50.
Moore Land Company 10 J. 0rteig, lot
IS. blk o. Hazelsood supl. $75.
y Chiiberg 10 w. II. Hewett, lot 10, blk
y. Pontus' third add. $3.50.
Southern Pacific Land Company to Flora
Apologize, lot ) and 81 lot :. blk "a, Hunt
ington Park add 10 Des Moines. SIS.
H. NJ Crawford TO Alex Allen, lot ~. blk
3. York. so.
Southern Pacific Land Company 10 o. G.
Palmer, lots 10 and II, blk 6I, Dies Moines.
500
j. B. seeley 10 Sarah c. Martyr, Is lots
in sseeley's add Des Moines 500.
j. : Moggs TO b. A. Anderson, lots in
Lake Union add. 500.
Moore Land Company to c. Swanson,
lots and .. blk ?, seeley's add to Des
Moines, SIS.
A.. johnson 10 Margreat Hewitt. lots
- and e6 blk 4, Green Lake Circle Railroad
add, xt40
r. 4. Watson to C. w. Tawsley, blk 5.
Rayenna Park add, $1,000.
West Coast Improvement Company TO
c. f. Nelson. los A. blk 81, Gilman Park
add. 500.
II. NJ. Crawford TO Mary Wilkinson. lot
-. blk 4. York. $40
r. VI. Crawford TO Hattie blanchard, lot
j. b. Denny TO w Graham, Nts 3 and .,
tlk as, d. T. Denny's first add. $500
r. Huffman to +. L. Preston, lot 3, blk
/, Yesler's second add $3.50.
II. 4. Morrow To ]. G. Smart, tract in
nws. of SEA sec Il, tp -. ;. $50.
Ellen u, Davies TO A. A. Mckelvey. lots
II and H. blk ., Laws second add. 500.
Annie l. Reynolds TO q. r. Carter, 3 lots
in s A. Bell second add. S., loo.
H. o. Tiedeman - K. Aligower. lot II to
rs. blk Is. Gem add 20 nes Moines. SO.
j. 3. Seeley 10 III. III. smith, lots 3 70 -
bib. ~. Seeley's add to pes Moines. SIS.
J. B. seeley TO j. f. Gnstiu. lot 9. blk 81,
Seelevs add To nes Moines. So.
4. W4nkler TO H.C Schaeht, lots II. - and
4, NcNaaghts sipl add l.2a1.
~. Renton to A. NJ Cadiem, lots and :,
~blk -. Renton add. SD
4. c. Calkius % W. A. Lee, lot Is, blk Q.
East seattle s290.
!. W Crawford TO q. w Crane. - OF
net. and els of nwss. sec Ii. tp -. 5. $50
United States 90 j. ". Crawford. MS of
ncss and e,s ol NV. sec Il. tp %, 5. $50
a. Witare TO Mrs. A. Wiley, lots TO ~.
blk -. Moss second add, $40
&. NJ. MeEnilre To G. W Campbell. lot
II, blk {. Queen Anne second add, $3.50
". l.. Anies 70 J Muriook. lot IS, biz Is.
Denny & Hoyt's add, So.
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ANACORTES

VIII be the metropolis and commercial center
Of the lowersourf country. Our faith is based
on the following facts;
ANACoRrEs has the best harbos on the
Sound north Of Seattle
ANACoRTEs harbor DIETER known as ship
Harbor is the most accessible on the sound.
While entirely sheltered II is 50 near the straits
OF Juan de FacA that vessels can sail In without
towing. thereby escaping heavy tax. snip
Harbor was christened By ship captains who re-
allied its advantages
ANAC0RTES is backed by corporation ten
times heavier than any other corporation Inter
ested ia any other down-sound town-the Ore
gon improvement Co. This company recently
negotiated = si5ooo.ooo mortgage After consol
idating it, indebiedness about SO 900 is left
the bulk Of which win be expended In con-
structing the Seattle & Northern railroad from
Anacortes. its terminus
ANAC0RTEs has perfect townste
ANACOR-Es' backing Is Of very practical
eath As-D OtNktA Aut ffotcthehAtA 10 uhs SBaAtA
Is miles of railroad from Anseortes up the
skagit valley, TO tap the wonderful mineral re-
sources of that district. The company has now
On hand the iron for this road and win ship Ii to
Anaeortes as soon as the large wharFes now
under construction there are completed The
company has also con trseted FOR 5000 ties for
immediate delivery. The company is under
contract TO have . miles Of railroad completed
and In operation by August Is nexa from Ana
cortes north. The Oregon improvement Co Il,
now building large wharves at Anacortes. The
Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer.
will call regularly at Anseortcx, and tho gFair
OF the Iower-sound country as wen a. the tina
Der and mineral products Of she skAgit waller.
viii End their way 70 market by way Of Ana.
cortes.
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rmE wArsm FRONT.

The Willamette viii take cargo Of coal
for Portland.
The Ferndale arrived this morning from
Port Angeles ana DangenesS
The Elaer vii arrive from Alaska today
and will load coal for Portland.
Thc Mary Taylor arrived from sullivan 8
slough Yesterday With 80 sacks OF oats.
Tie rerley brought in 80 sacks OF oats
and thirty -tlye tons Of hay yesterday for ;.
Baxter s ia.
The Britain arrived Yesterday with q
load 81 stone from the Ch8ckanat quarry
for the now county courthouse.
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LAND SLIDES.
A Large Amount or Bnlkheading Needed
in the City.

n Large Aauuuift OF DMknS4NAhk %st%uEtA
i'm the City.
Owners OF property which stands AT any
considerable distance above the street
grade at different places throughout the
city, are having considerable difficulty IN
avoiding iandslides, and topping of Of
their lots into the street. The rain and
thawine snow during the past few weeks
has so thoroughly saturated the earth, that
when il stands above the sidewalks, With
out balkheading. il in a.most every in
stance topples over.
The ground surrounding the Rainier
hotel has caused a great deal OF trouble,
particularly on the Columbus street side,
where il has kept falling off until tons and
tons OF dirt had 70 be carried away. The
hotel stands so far back, however that
there is absolutely no danger Of It's founda-
tons suffering.
At different points on Cherry street,
Yesler avenue, South Eleventh and, in
fact. ell over the city, these slides have
occurred and property owners have COM
meneed bnlkheading already to avert
further trouble. A great many thousand
dollars viii have 10 be spent before the
trouble ceases
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THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Here We have cast cost 60 the winds and
marked the goods TO sell at once. All the
broken lines combined ia one Bag sacrifice.
Cioaks that cost from SO 10 so market
down 10 the uniform price Of $50. New
markets reduced from So 10 So, from $500
10 x4.75; grays down from ST. 20 $7.75:
navy blue from SIS 10 $40, gray stripe
direetoire front from Sis To $I2.
Camel's hair Newmarkets. large variety
of STYLES, down from So 20 S1b.
French worsted directories. down from
SO 20 so.
beaver Newmarkets. rolling cuffs and
buttons OF mink or beaver. down from $io
TO $50.
Plush Newmarkets down from so to
$3.50: from SIS 20 so.
A line of Peasants and Newmarkeis
thrown on bargain counter, down from SO
20 S..
Peasants In blue and brown. down from
SIS 70 $3.50.
Jackets cut from so 10 81; from - to
$3.50
nirectoire Jackets down from sl5 TO $40
Startling reductions IN children cloaks
and jackets.
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mrNERs LIKE M.
senator Rutter's Bin Endorsed by
Miners Delegates.

senator Rutter's Bin Endorsed by
Miners Delegates.
A meeting was held yesterday afternoon
st the Bellevue hotel, called by w. G.
Rutter. chairman of the committee on
mines and mining IN the House OF Repre-
sentatlyes AZ Olympia. and attended by
the following delegates from coal mining
camps in King county:
T. Thomas, of Black Diamond; Joseph
ulyatt, Of Franklin; j. Il. Griffin and Will
lam Jones. OF Giimal.; William Penman
and Thomas Taylor of Newcastle.
Mr. Ritter read bin which has been in
PRODUCED by him in the legislature. en-
titled AN act relating 10 the proper ventil-
alton and safety Of coal mines, and pre-
scrihing the manner of the appointment of
mine inspectors"
After discussion and consideration, the
bill was Endorsed and recommended for
passage by the miners in attendance.
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roR TWO JUDGES.

Petition In Circulation Asking for an
Additional Superior Judge.
The following petition, signed by numer-
Gus lawyers and liiigants. has been pre-
pared and will be presented TO the legisla-
tive assembly:
10 the Senate and Hoass II Representatives. The
undersigned. citizens Of King county, respect
fBlly represent that there are over 900 IN
determined civil cases in the superior court of
King county, and the number Of new civil cases
average over six per day.
There are also over 100 criminal cases pending
in said court
II Is impossible for Que judge 90 keep up with
the business making great delay and loss 30 llti-
gRnts aud injury 10 the pnbic.
We therefore request that al additional judge
be Immediately assigned to this county.
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Professor V. A. rusey. county superin-
tendent OF public schools, who has been
Cioeely confined &C. his home AZ Black
Diamond by illness. sinee Christmas. was
in the eitv yesterday. lie had arranged
with Professor q. ; Jones. Of this city, 20
hook after The pnhlic scbosa interests al the
county during his illness. bgs as the latter
was taken down hy sle&ness = Few days
later. the aisiee has been neglected.. super
sntsadeat puSey Is neW vel enough te al
tend Ia his duties ana wili commences
making visitation al schools and bringing
up the Affairs Of his osases in a sew days.
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The Kind Of Settlers Wanted in
WASHINGTON.

The class Of settlers we most need IN oar
new state Of Washington, - s2ea As waa
come 4, ~ Axe r,srrnaTent homes for them
selves and their families We want saeA
A. .rsll tr3nv wfta them sufficient means.
emery ard capacity 70 enser upon bsa~iiassss
for themselves. sgeh s. MI ees15n i&1a
and become practical and pfos EitFoA.s sa.Fiii-
ers, ~ erest shops ard fssitaTsss assa follow
sonle mechanics OF manufacturing ocess-
patton. Ia order 90 induce them hitner,
We fslust offer them opportunities for max
Inc bester hauaes. ard 80 facllitase SsssiIaess
ssttern-l ~ 90 al Ainda. al tats We intend
10 10. We have already lan5s IN every
Esurlson ~ tie state for ssie en easy terms,
and viii re glad 80 forward detailed inf0s-
$3.50, F-es ~ exY~z,ss 10 those who de-
sire fhs sama. WASHING E0N IMAI.
GRAFTON AND HON 81 I FAD ASSOC
ATIO%. Eoam =. E0x wtaa tsSzlitaEfag, seAt-
tie Washington TErsTEss-- Lester Tar
rnr. The0 ii TsaItou. 4. II. Doase. J. H
Calvera. Pred K Gaseb. A. 7. MceaFgar, A.
h EEseEz.
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enANnrnl.AIN INsrlrtrr.
.sses Ter che New Tswaie SehoaI ~ Ia,
Nsnns FaFk,

''sas tef the New Iemate school At Ra.
ssnns rare.
Fans for TIE Chamberlain Female In.
As's - kAvenns Park. sre now being
80 y Architects Tovle & Wiieex. The
sFs 80 uesfly finished that fhe
sskes4 Proportions of tAr naaiu building,
Nj spgsaf Hhen completed. ear
's - srs1s. The building wllt be tao
80 Y height. with iagse basement. ia
- ~ &c placei che heating apparat1s.
= nam roagn or chapel viii seat 10
- and each ef tAa f0ur Gox4o rooins
1919 wiil seat seyeaty ave. Sliding
i - afs npovsdcyA between the ehapes ans
q sAss.feoms, 80 that when occasion
- they can A1 hv thrown INTO chr
81 slst : SEATING capacity ~ $50 ON
Nss'saa aeaF SIR ains roolos and s large
nvls''Fy reon Tor Sleeping purposes.
ss''iss the Plans for the above besl3ies.
80 Wilcox have unaer cay the plans
-. - sasisoas house. wh.eh wiii stand
i. -. 'es institute and wl.l Ne a eanaHsas4i-
assd handsome building.
sse'sSSos ". " necS. who i As The
- = ne movement for the ESTABLISH
:. A. = shss tnss1tute. has also instructed
-. - arsAi5sCts "a prepare plans fog q
49, - p 'sssaas residence tsr hlaaself snd
= - eaAFVA b0aalng fe Ne pas up neSs
-. 8 TIE snsttIats Al Revrna Park
:. q eosanaenoe on the nee buildings
= tAe weather permits ASH mexs
- ssf VII sce thena al conplefa.a ard
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4 Eald robbery Vas committed IA the
posfoniee shortly esIore noon yesterday
Mrs q. II. Coaklsn. ~ NesleF. whsie stand
ing AT the nlaney ORDER window ieft her
hana-satehei on the desk 81 Ser side. Her
business ended she ssepped over to mail
her letter but on returning moment later
her saseh&i uaS gone. Luckily taere was
nnly about $40 IN m0aey "a Eha ssiehel.
Ne elee 70 the thief caaid bs obtained.
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legislative Ng>lsors.

The following members a the legislature
casae over irom Olympia "a last evening $
boat. ard % remain ever sunday sen
aser John 4. ksunssr. q kings senator
Ihega a. Fame of skarit senator FAR.
scatter. ~ Lincoln. senator Luce. 6
okan0Ean senator ", Y. Mood, q
King Representative B'ScknaFn. 81 King.
Representative "a. Drew. q Pors Rlakeiey.
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LITTLE IARCENIEs.
A Cigar store suifers-Diamond Thieves
VIII Go Home.

VIII Go Home.
The cigar store Of W. g. Ronald. on Sec
ond street, was entered Friday night dur
ing the temporary absence OF the proprie-
tor. BY some sneak-thief. who tapped the
till OF $l6 in cash and made good his es-
cape.
Chief Mitchell is hourly expecting the ar
rival of the requisition papers for Frank
Hart and William Calvin, the two Port
land crooks, who are wanted in that city
for diamond theft
Frank Johnson, George Smith and +. w.
Brooker, a trio OF colored gamblers, were
arrested early yesterday morning and re-
leased from custody upon deposising SIS
cash bail each.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

All wool, a5-ineh Madonna cloth, all
shades. at 2ae. worth ST.
Alpaeas, a5-inch, at pc; worth TIC.
Pushes, f6-ineh. reduced from Soc 10 &c.
surahs, all silk, 221neh, reduced from
T5e to &c.
Many more lines IN which equally as
great reductions have been made. THESE
must be seen TO De appreciated.
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ANACOR TES

Has captured the prize. We confidently believe
thar within another twelve months this belief
viii be thoroughly proven. All who know the
history OF oar firm are aware that we have
never handled property outside OF Seattle be-
cause we have known that the majority OF the
outside schemes were wildcat propositions
which wouli act as boomerangs on the FIRMS
fAthering them. We have thorough confidence
however that
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sAGUEA L CRAWFORD
CHARLES I. oOSoyER
0s.zG.esGuesvs
~ -------------.~.--
REFERkNCxs-Kvery Bank and Bass
ness Man In ssattss.
Three Large Cities on the Sound

Taeoma. The ccascr Of the upsOand trade. Is
unquessionahly one Of theSs points seaFtle's
magnificent geographical position makes her
the chief city Of the Sound. as well as OF the
state. wen emitting her 10 the proud title Of the
Queen CITY There must Of necessity be =
commercial oenseE down sound. which win bear
the same relation to Seattle, the metropolis. IS
dees Tacoma For several years there was =
feeling OF uncertainty as 70 the location Of the
down-sOand metropolis. bat 1t Is now belief
almost universally accepted that
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IrAI0rs

The Interests Of purchasers are often "i0okesf
alter by the would BE guardians % strangers.
"A e recommend tnsi persons seeking reSl bar
gains In rgep<rty 81 real value 20 make personal
Inspection OF Woo8 > 4 aiglstDn. watch IA on
Gr~sa AXE Gu the boulevard CA fae Dew
meteor line Information ~ hcsstq Starters. Room
6, hslksa block
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These WIN Marry.

James r. Mcclure and Maggie Buckley
Charles w. Lundgren and Jennie Levin
Charles A. 0leson and Annie III. Gran
siron. and Frank Granstrom and Emms
L. Anderson, all OF Seattle, yesterday tool
out licenses 30 we'd
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The hauling OF chuckanut stone from the
wharf 10 the new courthouse site on
seventh street, near Yesier avenue. vas
begun yesterday by Contractor Rohert
Smile. Twenty teams are employed upon
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Ysls can Sc fasks crGma serk q al st - Yes
Aer aNeaaa sss3ax ka8ia q 90 = - he ek-
= hss5sss = attracting large crowds 8ss3N. who
waite ssee5 srsse IS gae naess erst seza n 80
sistc NessarssAs SOL 81 asSht the psaee Nss
Ehrsasrg,s M&eh stssf0ge m ~ were 8z4ssa&et MIA
ne heaafsfag sosk. tso ass see sas ysREs.avgs.
Is VII EaF yaG So As So
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UNDERWEAR And WOOLEN

Ladies' all wool scarlet vests and part
reduced from 81 TO SOC. n
The same, only nner grade. dosvn iro1I
$i.25 TO 75c. lid
Gents Derby ribbed all wool. frcim U.s<
to 81. 30 each.
500 dozen ribbed undershirts q iSc eocils
Mems merino half hose. pairs for o0
See the wool fascinators and infout<
wool sacques offered nc unhsard-oR ro6l
tons. Further cuts are 70 be Inado, #
Handsome beadsd fsscinAtors ent IT,
$i6b TO 81.
Infants wool sacques ddwn lhpu
to 25o.
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- - FKFKNTs - rAEElNs

oar a1ie3 hsT tbs Kesf yskT st.s be "a tAs h.ax-
sci esorN M1sa&s sea &sss we w4& ysscs tAFFe
kH ksaAl { rSfzsSssSa . sssTaN.ess AnFSzF q she
e es1Nm- sEaae ana city aseeessF1ss q EAe tA&ie1
slzseR ass az&s3as Respectfully.
Eea.NFs SEAEEAA BsK&cTaES NeNF&SYs
lnaA-aNaers seAstle AAsy Alrsessgy.
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Jno II. curley, the well known merchant
tailor OF SGs Market ST.. S. r.. writes to the Ed
win W Joy Co. that for years he was afflicted
with dyspepsia which nothing relieved I'LL be
commenced taking Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla-
lie continues, ~ sn stili taking It Its mild
laxative effects are exceedingly g-ateful 70 the
system. II Is a pleasant surprise that awsiis
those who do nos know what our vegetable
juices do for debility, sluggish liver aad i'm
reired digestive organs
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PERFECTLY xAruRAI.

Green Lake Is the uRtarai place FOR seattie's
choicest suburb. What city hiss such q lovely
body oi water accessible % Is b2siness quarters
The lake has shore line Of over four miles
and 3 boulevard 10 feet wide IL eeing hailt
around Il Good hshinE, SAFE boating aud low
fare viii attract the people. For property 0n the
axe apply q EnoEs a ka.ean hloek
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- - - - 49,

SssaerAi zaecssaF en wednesday, @Anuary IS
al ~ c0AsxsQass e. : q ~ Negecss Esscssar
al assNess Esd s8oetae1 81 CogsssSsas.ou. AZ
giisze s - AIT - asCnsaf neesancFs are iayste1
a. aSzEE1 = tsksst ~ fEeNzdS7L
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT!

striped Elder Down flannel. coz frcun =
70 SOC. s.
Same. plain colors. from 81 to60h
Linen Towels. red. down from o1oo
$i.i0 per dozen. Ss| q.
Linen Towels, down from 326oabo q
Bedspreads, cut from 81 rs 10 7203 e.
$3.50 to 81; from 81 to $50.
Especially tempting bargains a. n}f
nounced in this department In tails 4
and bedspreada.
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RoUGm WEATHER.

The Service Signals High Winds and
storm Outside.
Captain ]. A. Hatfield last evening re-
ceived from the weather department bureau
at san Francisco the following dispatch:
SAN Francisco Jan. II, e:A5.-hoist at T.iE
flag indicating storm southeaS.: signal high
winds accompanying storm: central part OF
storm off Cape Flstiery.
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First Saleof Lots

We control SO lots in the original ,ownsits Of
Anaoortez This is no outside addition but
choice Inside property. and Tire plat, which b,
that az the "city Of Anaeortes.T is dedicated bf
elijah smith. president Of the Oregon Improve
ment Co. We shall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions for the Year Foot
Up S4O4, 704.27.
REcoRD or FIRST NINE DAYS.
Transfers Exceed These 81 Correspond
ing Timae ia 1889 by sss.sso-ss
Deeds FILED Yesterday.

Business and professional men arc ret
engaged Ia making cleanup Of last year,
and consequently real estate has hardly
felt the impetus Of good start for the year
1850 Nevertheless the market has been
very steady during the past nine days and
shows good increase over the correspond
ing days Of last year. The comparative
standing Of the opening days of the two
years Is shown in the following:
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