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The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

AMATEUR EDuCATIoNGsrs, like ANA.
teurs in all other professions, are apt to
be over-zcalous and so 10 extremes. At
recent meeting here of friends of the
city schools a resolution was about to
he adopted asking for the appoint
ment of two tuant officers
TO seize absentces and ruuaways
Superintendent Powell, who happened
10 hc present declared that such ofli-
GERS were not needed, because there
was not room enough in the public
schools for the pupils who now crowd
them. Yet more than one-third Of the
children of Washington of school age
are not in the public schools. What is
in the way of building more school
houses?
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

Nor ALL soldiers, who receive their
wounds honorably enough, receive them
in battle, as was recently shown in the
pension claim of Lewis Summers, Com
rany /, Eighth Indiana Volunteers.
The soldiers regiment had encamped
for the night, after marching all day in
the rain, and there were no rations.
lie went on foragins expedition and,
trying 10 shoot hog, accidentally
wounded himself in the hand. A man
who could use firearms in that way
should have been promptly discharged.
OF course his claim was allowed.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

TlH CHESS CONTEST at Havana has ended
and stands 8 to o. with draws. 1t seems
hardly worth while for two grown men TO
chase their int elects over chess board for
so inconseuuential a result.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

SOME PEOPLE HAVE queer ideas Of fun.
Here's a couple out in Indiana got married
by telephone for fun. The ceremony is said
TO be binding. As the two never saw each
other they now fail to see where the "fun"
.pp,oc in
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

THERE Is 4 CHANCE for the Grant monu
ment fund An appeal has been made to
the outside.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

IOWA mas JUST officially learned that she
elected Democratic Governor last fall
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

The SOCIALISTS or GERMANY made large
gains at the elections yesterday. No Won
der Bismarck begins to think he lags SUI
pernuOus.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

THE Project to apply steam as a substi-
tute for powder in firing ordanee is a
brilliant one. 1t will be real handy to cart
a steam engine around during battle.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

TuE MINING ENGINEERs have been hay
ing 50 much recreation that they VIII actu-
ally need recreation soon.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

\ DEMoCRATGc MEMBER Of the Ohio
Legislature said he could 'lck any two
Republican members" Of that body. But
can he do il?
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

Counselor w. II. Osborne Of New York
is another of the new arrivalsat the Ebbitt
House. He is here To push a claim of
George Thompson, q well-known New
Yorker, who is expected to arrive at the
hotel to-day.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

big, handsome man with face that
much resembles one who was familiar to
the people Of half century ago. stalked
into Wizards last night aud wrote the his
toric name "Davy Crockettn on the regis
ter. He was the namesake and grandson
of that old hero, and people who ought to
know say he resembles him very much
both in countenance and carriage. lie is
tan and staaight as an arrow and is built
like Hercules.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

Colonel II. G. Parsons, The owner of one
of the wonders of this country--the Natural
Bridge in Virginia-is NJ The Ebbitt House.
lie always makes this house his home while
in Washington, and spends most of his
time here only taking occasional jaunts
into the country
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

became State to register at the Riggs
House is Mr.. James Knox, who put up
there last night The Northern Pacific
Railroad Company claims Mr.. Knox as its
second vice-president. lie is man of
much energy, and is very well acquainted
in the city Tho business which brought
him here will detaiu him until the end of
the week, or perhaps longer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-28

NOTICE 10 c0NTRACTORs-sEALR PRO
IN pceals win be received by the beard OF COM
missiOncrs Of King county. Warrington, II the
Office Of the county auditor, ia Seattle, wash
ington. on or before Monday, February 5. A. d.
1850. as II O'Clock = m. for furnishing and set
ting up OF - steel and iron jail cages. with cor
yidors: also for furnishing doors and window
eratsngs for the new King county courthouse,
now In course Of erection ct Seattle, Washing
ton, in accordance with the plans end specif-
cations prepared by W. A. Ritchfe architect.
Is and IS. KoFn building. corner OF Yesier ave
nae and south Second street, in seattic, Wash
copies OF which may be had upon application 70
the architect, accompanied by deposit OF $40 -
security for their return.
zach proposal must be accompanied By GER
tined check on some local bank in the sum Of
ffteen hundred dollars $780, made payable TO
the order OF the Treasurer Of King county,
Washington. a guarantee that In case
OF the award OF the contract being made
70 him, the said contractor shall enter
into formal contract. ~ prepared by
tho architect and furnish good and sum-
Gent bonds according 70 law for the faithful ex.
ecution and completion of the contract, In fail.
to King county without recourse - And for
iiauidatsd damages for such failure on the pars
offhe bidder.
No proposal viii be considered unieas accom-
panied BY such certified check.
The commissioners reserve the right 70 reject
ANY or all of the bids.
Dated this 9Th day Of December. isso.
wR FORREST,
County Auditor and ex-oficio Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners OF King
county. Washington.
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This addition has been ready for the market
for several weeks. bat has been withheld until
the Queen Anne Hill extension OF the Frons
street cable road should be commenced The
construction of that road now being well under
way. and in completion In the near future "a
assured fact. the property Is put upon the mar
ket. There are "a acres. cleared and level ~ q
floor. lying on the bread ptAscau above Queen
Anne town. commanding . nna view of the
salt aud fresh water, OF the Olympic snd Cas-
eade ranges OF mountains. with Mount Baker on
the north and Rainicr.on the south. In fact.
every possible view about tie city. Is Is mid
WAY between the CON merrtal and msnufacfus-
ing interests 81 the city. To the west Is smiths
Cove northwest Is Ballard northeast Fremont.
east the mills at Lake Union. all fnanufactnr-
ing localities, and all within Is or % miautes'
ride OF any portion Of the addition. With an
electric road on either side and the cable road
running through the center, II Is positively the
mosa accessible piece Of property yet put upon
the market Everything around IL has been
plated. 80 that II stands sisnoet alone a. choice
residsnce property. A park beautifully de-
signed is left In the center of the addition.
Eneh sot IL . good one Special Inducements
win be given 60 those who win build Terms TO
sat; iaboring people. This l. Especial oppor
tantty for anyone with limited income 20 Sc
care home on tsrms so easy that the outlay
viii nes he missed. In haytng . lot whether
for . home or speculation, get ole N at some
other person win want There 10 always ready
sale for good property No trouble 10 show
property once hears from a. m. e. p ms.
aud IRON 20 n IA. J. COMPTON a Co. Tho
Fair, Second street
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRE
An boat Sealed bids will be received BY the
undersigned clerk Of the city OF Seattle on OF
before Friday, February z, lS90, af $50 o'clock
p M, for the construction of . Gre boat for said
city. In accordance with the plans and specif-
cations foz the same now on 6le in my office, in
the city hall.
where 1t Is proposed TO construct said beat and
must be accom- panied by . certified cheek on q
Seattle bank for the sum OF four thousand
said city and to be forfeited to said city should
the successful bidder refuse or neglect 10 enter
into . contract and surnish good and suffciens
bond in the sum OF the contract price. within
i've days after the award OF such contract By
the common council Of said city
The right IL hereby reserved to reject any and
al bixie offered. G. w. FkRRiS, City Clerk.
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SESE REASONING.
utation Of the Case from
Their Side.
srEcarry or TREATIES.
!. 60 he Chfnsss 0overnsr Upea
!. resassten -Crifseisfas ths
Suprsns cesrs-

r.crcr err, Jan. 1.-THE pSssi-
~ 80 seut 70 the Senate documents
l1rfae che correspondence between
"a ma the Chinese government. be-
zs, October 10. 1853, ard ending De-
= f8s9. The substance of the cor
sr11uce. which took place during
lndt administration, has been
Eked from time to time
80 1859, Chang Yen Hon, the Chi
sernor. wrote 70 Blaine, referring
etson OF the supreme court In dscid-
IlIIaf the act OF 1855 is In direct contra
- q the express stipulations Of the
- 4 1868. but that it Is the exercise Of
IN powers vested in congress. and IL
r respected g the supreme law OF
iSn viil pardon me, continued the
-. III express my amazement that
1oetrine should be published to the
- the august tribunals for whose
-. by personal acquaintance, ! en-
such profound respect. II forces
= lie conviction that In the three
hiring which have resided In this
- have not been able fully and cor
= q comprehend the principles and
- n your great government
~ country we have acted upon the
Ir11ion that where two nations dcIibez-
- solemnly entered upon a treaty
1ion, they thereby formed sacred
- from which they could not
n6eably discharged except through
~ neRotiatjons and new agreement.
- therefore, not prepared TO learn
50 he medium OF that great tribunal
= ISss vas q day recognized In the law
rr6etice Of this country whereby your
nnent could release Itself from TREATY.
n1ions without consultation with or
nt II the other party TO what We had
accustomed 10 regard as sacred In
nonis
[z1ken Il Is remembered that the treaty
- between the two nations were
1lshsd 1t the express solicitation Of
M npseynment and that every request
}Ss}her sfipuIations have been met In
1lhest spirit OF complaisance. think
nsst sympathiEe with my astonish-
- III body which itself initiated this
W md which represents the intelli-
nd Justice Of the great American
- should trample these treaties under
Snd grossly offend . nation which has
"a hsld these compacts in such sacred
"a bust some way will be found whereby
|1hosty and unprovoked action Of con-
- may b. undonc. this wrong and
80 70 thousands Of my countrymen
-, and high aifront TO the Chinese
nmment wiped out"
eariisr correspondence the minister
oIaiaed to Secretary Bayard and
y IA assured him that the president
I1 vsto any such legislation. In reply
|V1ud denies any such assurance and in
- ~ House that the act wss passed
y onsress with such unanimity Is TO
Il1y render veto wholly futile.
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~ o. NEsico, Jan. sT.-The Mexican
-. .s'a,sseai only declared against Kansas
- 1'eT fall investigation had been
IN. ey the Mexican representative at
.is When Romero RAhso, secre-
- me Interior became satisfied OF The
~ as'saee OF cholera he raised tae quar-.
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SALMON BAY p.pv

90 va a'sei "a - pssnc,f az, the market
Ssss q a. sosis sasna arteries y hts-Es ssvs,
1e1< s~s.s. - aNlidTsts. sza F<ssa ws1s eEvV
- s-sa..t.... " taeasSssiS Bag wesse yea c&n
sss 1f~.s 20 septest g popul.sia1. aai
- sxs..s. ssSsssa5 AZ car issisit1es.
4 "a 49, D&l,ae- I0res 4 -. ard NeCey
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General Lester p. Faulkner IL dead.
observation-disclosures Bross, Of Iii
nois. ID dead
Ars. A. Fespeii has been appointed post
mistress Il Waidfon, san Juan county.
The sale Of seass for ths Emna Juch
opera company At Portland realized a .soi.
The dsssh Of Rev. Father stroup. pro-
vincsai Of The Order Of the Holy Ghost in
America. il auuounced
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|rs Jan. ss,--TAe Uaisess States
- 1asespssse. having on board the
|s.. = y neoFge H PcAdleton. late min
-. : ee''aAEay, sailed for New York yes.
49, %. was eoaspellet 80 retarn. owing
.Asen q weaihnr
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1srrshss Disease Fseqbenfiy Caused
~ tAe Tee Of hair Dyes.
ysnkee blade
Loss OF color OF the hair Il next TO loss OF
nair IN causing general anxiety Good,
healthy hair should increase In intensity Of
color up 70 the agss Of IA. and retain its
natural shade mp to middle life. The
change then should be very gradual, and
not sudden, and IL should not be entirely
white before very old age
Premature grazing, or loss Of color in the
hair, IL caused often in the same way that
badness II brought on. by m unhealthy
scalp Tho granular pigments ct the roots
OF the hairs may entirely disappear. or lose
their power Of diiynsing the coloring mat
Ter in the growth Of the hair If spear of
hair ID once colored it never loses It's color.
but when they push out Of the foIlicIe with
ouebeing colored by the matter. they never
regain it,
Local disturbances OF nutrition win often
cause the hair TO change color In spots.
The most frequent cause OF this Is neu-
raigia in the head, which runs along the
course Of certain nerves. and effectualiy de-
stroys the coloring pigments. The best
cure for this is to rub the scalp in that To-
-essty SsSs} .Sys san 1PpNy tVAfSs sutl ~
suggested for badness. This will give tone
to the muscles. and the glands which se-
crete the oil and coioring matter.
A sudden nervous shock will also often
csuse loss of color In the hair. In such
cases the roots OF the bair and the glands
containing the coloring matter are injured,
and there Is no way to restore the color,
except by dyeing. In resorting TO this
method, however. one should know before
hand what kind Of preparation he IL ap-
plying. Lead paralysis has often been
caused By using hair dyes Unfortunately.
Precautions Against Fire.
General Manager.
A very nervous old lady coming In on
the 10: 30 train at Des Moines the other
night was put by the hotel clerk on the
very top floor Of the hotel. As the cham
bermaid was busting out Of the room she
stepped her and asked Ia q trembling
voice:
DO you know what precaution the pro-
prietor has taken against fref''
"Yis. mum; yis. num- said the bright
one. HE has the place inshured fur
twicet wat it's worth"
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~. ~. 1tfkEssCRa. Jan =. Advsees from
- - report shst Persian khoEasSan Is
- ~ an intestinal disease al ex-
- sassi'tF. There are S.oe1 deaths
k.s OWING 10 sAe scarcity Of doc
- Nature q the disease is unknown
= = tAoaSht 10 Ne cholera.
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o'ooSSoK-s CHALLENGE.
] h willing 10 Row Hanlsn Any ID
tAaee.

tMnec.
leaoBro. Jan. 27.-o'Connor was TODAY
IVA some remarks made By Hanlan In q
- York paper to the effect that o'Con-
T. would tire at the end of a mile IL
ned. o'Connor Is rather annoyed at
Unstant disparagement of his staying
sen BY Hanian and says he Is willing to
ne latter any distance from 100 yards
M miles and will bet him Loo TO
a. any amount at ? TO he can beat
Hanlan viii make match.
eVonnor says he win return from San
lsetsco and row him on any water in
Ennnrsra
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llassssfai Result Of tho work of Raising
Her.

roaTIASn, Jan. 1.-THE ship Clan Nc
wee, SINK In the Columhia river by the
Anef Oregon. was got atloat today and
20 INTO shallow water, where her tenn
lay ealkhead will be strengthened and
lsoved, and the ship win be brought up
rssnand. The work of raising this
aas been difficult and Captain White
siih his entire wrecking plant and i've
= asvs been hard at work on the Job
sas past twenty days.
1se divers suffered terribly from Icy cold
- Ard remain unaer hut a short time.
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= Aeers Complain OF His Omeial
Conduct.

Conduct.
iasssrss, Jan. 27.-IAe Morocco 7fsss
prints long article severely scoring
hss United States Consul Lewis for
= violation of international law, illegal
I'ssoament OF Moorish subjects. extort-
ssneasy. etc.
e"mptains that the Moorish govern.
- demand for bis recall LAST December
xaosed by the Washington govern
- anti the matter was published In the
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

DEsoLur7oy xoTEcE-THE co PART
IL aS-xafp nszssgso existing sesweea l. II,
tfvt@Th, & c Kllbe1ras kz4 gssaes Lecdy, al
se&tGEs. Aas this 4sy heea Observed ex EEslfs-
ten ne r<.l sse3te bzstsrss wsli he eausta-
ged a. No l7t2 sec0no street. By /. H tSFss1sk,
he vsA eaEseef Al p1is-zE4lng aerDsns sn4
ASSUME a. liabilities os the sxse ETH Is l. II.
lsyisz1A & Co l. TX GRIFFITH.
T. G AfI.HsaS ENE
JAAEs LEDDf.
sassse ysnzxrv 1. lSsa
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nE rwo wAsHrNGroxs.

nes Precautions - Aveia Csnfns-
iea d. the nIails.
ksntxoron Crrr. Jan. 27.-Superfnten-
ent Of railway mail service. J. Lowrie
today issued IN order calculated to
II confusion IN sending mail matters to
Aington City and the new state Of
EAington.
{ y aays: IAN slips on packages OF let
N)sacks Of papers should read Washing
ostase. or Washington, d. c.. as the case
- be-"
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Precautions Against Fire.
General Manager.

Tickets ca and Prom Europe.
Excussion tickets 70 all points In Europe and
Enxland sold 1t Northern Pacific ticket Office
No 40 second street. Boston block
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Dgsx 70 4 srAxx.


fox1LAxD. Jan. tie. K Joues, whose
sawmu and large qusntity Of iurnber, 10
eated mar the line Of the P0rttana 4 Will
annette railway, wers buried IN July last,
nas sued the railway company for dam
aees u the sum Of 80, 45e. and shs case Is
now on trial IN the circuit cousk
Jones claims thst the ere uas caused By
sparks from the eompauysz locomotive.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

w ARNrSG-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
w give notice that four notes. purporfing 10
have been made BY =. Z. Parker & Co, and
Ca. are invalid aud viii no: De paid by Is. The
notes mention I'd are. One note for e 90. pay
abe three months after date; one note ior 5000,
payable ssx months after date; one note Tor
+ zoo. payable nine months after date. and ore
note for 5000 payable twelve months after
date, and ali said notes. ifthey exist. bear date
the 18Th day OF December, lsss. aud psfpoft 10
have been made &C seattle.
-Four notes corresponding With the above &C.
scrl9tten ware made - = part cf transaction
ia which the undersigned agreed To purchase
from said MeEon cell Parker a Co. certain lot
OF merchandise ~ ID ssrceG price OF 5000.
Which was the whole and eatire consideration
cf the notes. The agreement 70 purchase sad
merchandise was. on tSe same day. By the
TautaG consent AMI agreement of the parties
thereto rescindsd. aad the notes were TO be. and.
Ast he undersigned selieve.weFs then DESTROYED.
The transaction upon which sad notes we're 10
BIZ made never a A. carried into effect. and no
consideration was ever received By the under
ssgaed for the notes. Ists notice - given be
cause IL Is rzraoysd thai the Retes sre stu IN
existence sas TIE undersigned desire 80 can
uoa all persons against purchasing. os dis
counting, OF il arr manner rece9yias said
notes. Il the sazaa are stii IN sxiste5e-
=. T. PARKER 4 co.
Seattle, January q 1880
ssArrTox-AfIs PERSONS Ar NOTIFIED
- 20 psy 40 money 10 enc George VI, Harri-
son purrost.ny 70 be an agent o. tae - Paul
Jssasnsl OF Commerce he IL 90 longer aztaor-
fxed 20 sec as s1ea-
NoTEeE-ALL PRISONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ against the Washington esesasnCa, sad
transfer cezs psay will yrp-sHt the sane iaf
pavEnent Immediately a. ineir Office
GEO = tAcDRS
NOTICE TO PR0PRIEToRS--PLASs FOE
~ cottages. SIS. fos , stocy rexsieaee, 10. csty
al5 couaty TE.rs NJ lowest r2IeA- ]. Frsealsn4eS.
syrAaserr So gozzn TIA street
NOTICE tn STOCKHOLDERS
NOTICE or PAYMENT or DEEfDESnS-To
~ the stock zns1xrs Of rhe seattle Transfer
90, Tn3 trustees q the seattle Transfer ca
hsve &ec.x-et = s1iv1sca. Of ~ yer cent On Iae
r9yGtzi stock OF E@e corporation, parable On the
foh day q. lamar A. r i.se. ss the eSase % ttse
cox ssany n seattle. aat Ike 3ixa1szas VIII IL
rsz1 Thereafter o. 90 aefyre me fash Gay 81
each Succeeding Month an1ss fustasv asssee
SoAE ARTIST E1s$s. President
EHAS AEMsTatfSts sscre.s-y.
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Axx0EyETxxE-LAE
TosEpH u. GLASGOW. ATTORNEY -AT-IAx.
g ohrsS rozss = sat = kfsszi e'cct
GIDxEy " LOGAN. ATTORNEY AT-LAw
= csrner secocs ara taer-y xsreSfs. srsfsls,
eoarfs cf the ssasr.
law gas Lcuissans and xcntzss bsxs. 80
fro1s street. Commercial. co-forztsoa aud
land iaw- ccnveysaslng-
lanes n HOWE. ATTog>Ey-ATLAw.
- f<nerzh<r az The Cnascd STALKS supreme
eon-s bar Eocsa :. Ssnssersos block.
GREENE ! TUENEg gRoagK ! GRKESE.
NJ l. I. Turner sstosaSyx ard ccsnseisers ST
WISH. - 1920 80
i Preston. z. ~ Carr. C. & p-sxseas a.sue-
neys aud eo1nxeslcrx- Kocms Ill IL
rs snd IA S<sssie hsecx-
TsHEoDoRE j rE PUy. Ex-gUpGs or THg
- T. s1rrene eoart fos nsr attorney q
enicaSo " y rsst-ozs, ss's Of Los Az.
Cherry street. Seattle.
n H. cANN. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
L. as law and notary roa saeresAs cosicc-
urns specially. oHce. room lls Seattle hoek.
On Cherry street. between second aid Thru
Seattle.
~ E BOWMAN = ATTORNEY. ALLAN
N5s Roosa sss. Seattle blocz, eornez fnird and
Cherrr srsses<
n T. NJ PRATT. ATTORNEY Ar-LAw:
specially R0esa s., seattle nlocx
pUsH & MOVES twM = susa AND GsoRaE
40 2. Noyexl, attorneys ard ecrnseale-S. Eoarax
ls-slsiss seattle book, oaraez Third and Cherry
streets.
CHEgARD. SMITH / LYON THOMAS
- 4. Shepard Everett Smith ana JOB Y. f.yual.
lawyers. 2.7 Seattle block. TAari and Cherry
streets. general practice ~ all c0ETzss eos11asr
elsl and real estate lisgStion tpeeisssies.
Il law Room 81. Seattle block. Garner Third
and Cherry streets
NEA6LE, De sgEIGUER 4 RyAS-{AAS.
An cock Neaxie, dacrge r. de Steisuer assd
NtlisAm G. Ryan s--As10ruEs IS afsssH. room 4.
kilsen block so second street seattle.
Washington
A RTHUa & HsnDecx-ssoHS ARTHUR.
~ Frank G. Hsde cSf. attorney -as-lAw. 7l3
Trird street. seattle. Washington.
NgR Wilson. Aftosntys-as-saw. rom u. Co
lsnikl block, Seattle, Wash.
DETRRsoS 4 gENSEFATHkg: FRED II.
eounsaliors-a.-laws os.;ce Third street. between
James and Cherry. rooms anda. Temple Conrt
SSxitsS, w aS1sE xtor.
GALE a FAY. ATTORNEYS ASn CoUN-
NJ sellers. room ie, Bcs,na block. riparian
.as and tide land eontesss specially
nsBoRS q DYER. LAWYERS. CORNER
~ Jes.srson ard Third streets, opposite court
house, seattle VT
II H. AMEs 8 + = SIMPSON, ATrogr
liz news ard roarseilors~nf~saw, room "a.
Burke block. corner Thtrd and Union streets
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