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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-06
Notice of Sherifs Sale.

Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county, State OF Washington.
Louis Levinsky. plaintiff, Va w. De Koslowsky
and Augusta De Koslowsky, MS wife, James
NJ Colman ana Agnes II. Colmal, his wife,
Charles VI. SpaDlding and Valsrla VI. spauid-
iHg his wifi, descendants. Order OF sale.
Under and by virtue OF special execution
and order OF ga e. issued out of tie above
named court in g above entitled actlon, No
4 $50 and 10 me diFec;ed and delivered. have
duly levied upon the foil wig deserio real
prop rty, situated in "a King county, TO wit:
Lots Twelve III and thirteen (lS), In block let
ter d Il and lots mum bsrec twelve ~ aud
ihirgeen n3), in block lettersd III. ana lots
ne 70 bered tweuty.ous (2i} snd Nv nty-tgo t22,.
in biocs lertered ''F and lot Numbered twelve
CI2l. ia block ttered "E, g. the sGrre sppesr
on the plat o. the Lake ) de Homes addition TO
tne city OF seattle. made. executed. dedi ated
and sekuoy led ed on the IL a day OF Juue, A.
ID. Iss3 OF W. De Kosowsky am Augusta De
KosIowsky, when said plat was fled for record
in me Office of tae 81 sisor n King county.
sfore<a a on the 18th day of Jane, A. u. 1888
aid vas recorded on the 15ta day OF June, A D.
1875. and is nov ol record Ia tn pat OF records
of re said King county, In the Office OF the said
auditor If ny esunty
tiee ia therefore hereby given. thss on NJ n
dav. the ssh day os Deeemb T. lsso, ~ the hour
o. 10 O'Clock q m OF said dag. At the eoart-
mons door in the city o 5eattsr, in "a King
couutv. viii sell the abose described prop
erty AZ public azct on To the highest bidder,
Dated this the 7th dsy OF NOV mher. 1900
J. g. Mc5RAW,
Sheriff Of King County, Washington.
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LEGAL NOTICES
INTHE PRoBAsE couRroF KING COUNTY.

IHE Probate COURT OF KING COUNTY,
i 81 e 81 Washington.
Ia the matter of the estate o. Andrees K Ol.en,
oecessed. No. s05 Order - show Gu Use why
distribution shoald not be made
hnut Nelson, administrator of the estate OF
Auulsas h Olsen, deceas, "a, having fled in this
court bis petition setting forth that i'd estate is
DOW IN condition TO be closed ana is ready for
tne distribution OF the residue thereof among
the lersons entitled by Law thereto and il sp-
LEARN the G art that said petition sets forth
residue OF said estate:
II is therefore ordered by the conrt that all
persons Interested in the estate OF the said
AMOR es n Olsen be and appear before the said
fr"baie cours OF King county, state cf Wash n.y.
tosi. ar the court-room OF said court in the ty
o. seattle. on The Stu Cay January, 1891. at u e
nouf o. III O'Clock g. n. of said dsy. tBen and
there 10 show cause, If any they have, way IA
ofJer OF distribution should not be ale OF the
re idue OF said estate among toe heirs and per-
law.
II is further ordered that copy of this order
weeks before the said 5th dav of January, 1884,
IN the Pest-fnieliig. ncer saturday issu J. Q
newspaper printed and published in said King
county and OF general circulation therein.
Done In open court this 5tn day of Fec mber,
$780, RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge o! said Probate Court
STATE or WASHINGTON
oUsTY OF KISe. 30
OF King county State Of Washington 90 hereby
Ger ify tast he above and fosegoing document
Is a true, correct aud complete copy OF an order
OF sald Probate court to show cause why oistrt
above .ntit ed matter, made nd cnt red by sa d
court on the 5tn gay of December, 1890
In witness whe co, have hereGngo set my
hand and xed the sea- of said Probate court
lsE.L RICHARD OSBORN.
Clerk of ssid = onatt I. ourt.
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THE WATER FRONT.

The steamer Hassalo wenton the ways q
dry dock yesterday afternoon, whore she VA
ceive the attention Of large force Of carpentef1
for several weeks
The Brick IL having her machinery over
hauled and house rebuilt 1t the dry dock 6hs
came of the ways yesterday.
The J. r. Mcdonald brought In load g
chuckanut stone and took out heavy cargo -
freight for down Sound ports
The steamer Josephine went out in the place
OF the w. II. Munroe, The Lily not getting ~ -
time.
The tug Golish came In for coal, having
lowed barkentine from the caps 70 Tacoma
The steamer Al-Ki came 10 from Tacoma -
is at the bunkers for cargo OF GOAL
The Bailey Gafzert win b brought around =
Baker 4 Co.'S wharf Monday.
The Willamette sailed lass night with eeF1e
of 2, 100 tons Of coal.
The Marcy brought In . large LOAD q srsia
from down Sound
The Premier brought In load Of iron fruul
Victoria
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TN The PROBATE COURT OF KING

TN The PROBATE COURT OF KING
4 county, sta 9 II Washington
In the matter tne estste William La Bean,
deceased. No. $50. Order to show cause on
rae If real estate.
Cnsrlss Amy. the administrator of the estate
OF " Ill am LIS Bean, deceased, having fled his
petitio i'll this court duly verifisa p ayiay for
order OF thus for the sale of certain real
esta Q of which tie said Ge eased died seiz d,
for the PURPOSES therein set forth: and u ap-
peariug To the court rom said petit on, nat the
persona esia OF the said deceased in the hai DIS
o. sail administrator 10 not suiicien to pay the
claims against the sad estate and the expenses
Of the adm n strAfion taereoi. and that 1t Is
Necessary 70 sell all or portion of thu real
tse OF said deceased 10 pay the said ella ms and
expenses OF the administration. And &c APPEAR
Ing 10 the court that said petition conforms to-
ami Is in accordance with the requirements OF
law in sucn case made and provided. 1t is or
dtrsd by the curt that a persons interested i'll
the e tate OF the said deceased appear before
said probate court on MONDAY, the 9Th day of
January, 1891. st the hour Of IL O'Clock in the
forenoon or said day at the cour room OF ssiG
probate urt in the city of Seattle, In sale King
comfy. theu aud there 10 low cause, IL any
they have. why an order of this court should
not he granted 10 said administrator authoriz-
ing ami EN- pows ring him to sell the Said real
estate of SAID ceased or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the aforesaid Gains
en- expe ses oil administration.
II 10 further ordered that copy OF this order
10 show cause be published at least iour su tces-
sve eks before the said 5th dsy of Janu ry.
1891. in the Post INTEL gencer saturday is>uel,
ueW*bhpcE pfln Gu auu puoiAsnc ia ediu COUNTY
OF King d of general circu alton therein.
Done IN open court THIS 5tn day o. cember,
1890 RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge oi said Probale Court
STATE OF WASHINGTON, 60
COUNTY OF KING,
l. Kicnar4 Os oTn clerk OF the probate court
oi said King county. do hereby certify that the
foeego ng is a full, true and correct copy of an
orieiua order 10 sh W cause, made by said court
on the stu day of December. 1890, in the matter
o.. the estate Of William La an. deceased.
IsEALI RICHARD OSBORN.
Clerk vi said Proba.e Court.
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In California WOODS there h.~. -.
spring at ls@2sc, and of fali a. NAN '~'es "
hosToS srocK ExcuASar
BOSTON. Dec. s-Clossnr s,ocr,.
sssrn,son Topeka. so5sNex t,ens,., 49,, go.
"s'0h ..-..... 81 san Dieeo' 'A'' rs ~
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO. Dec. 5-Ia whe&, ~.
specuianFe trading was fairy iarvs s,sa ~ =.
.naiAe' very irregular within ynoder.,s -----
- olsnins was weak at ssa5se lover 80
men prices advanced &c This ne tsss.- 80
:, ssss'ai oeeiines and advances of s.c ana 49,
n'afhet CT SEQ 20 lower than yes,sss.- -"
eelpts' s95oco: shipments. its. COO hrsss,.
Nv "s ssy.aa closed a seEc; January sa,ee.
Mac c0'p seslsEo: cash s'sssps January Sic,
osts--S5eady: cssh sas
4s7sc ''auA'N SIC; Nay
81 Mess Is po'k.Dsn: e.sh. msss ,..u.,x.
MA asra Il i,'l cash, $780, January wsg<,
Rye-Dasl At 6s5se
Bsrley-Nomiusi, at 7s,
whisky-slH
snort rios--sSoses2 20: short clear. Is s0Ns a,
shoulders, sA6z5faAs7ls. ~
CHICAGO LAVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Dee s. - Cattle-n.~.,,.. +. -.
weak; no Christmas steers on sale. rrs.,s s'Ss
port ana shipping steers, us,sas ~. OLA
aouaa1oi Texans. lsoalsQ
hoes-heceips. 5000: lower light mirea
s'.4V9s.oo; better mixed and psekers ~ enas -.
light, $ss5tGa S. ses'
sheep-Recsipts. 5000: strong ustiv.s "A ,sa
90; Westerns. q. Sot94ss: Texans. s3ssni ~
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NATURE OF RECEIPTS.

Eighteen hundreds sacks oats. 20, 900 lath, 5oo.-
COD feet logs, S. tons dimension stone. cases
fresh fish, car -four, cars bran, 4 cars general
merchandise, car nails. ! car miilstuff l ca
dressed beef, car bo,tled beer car eggs cars
iron, car powder, car paper. car machinery,
car wire cable, cars pipe, car rolled oats, 2
cars household goods. Is cars lumber. Scars
shingles, Car wood, 10 cars Gilman coal.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING
Il couuty ate of Washinctou

county, ate of Washington.
IN the matter OF toe est te of Lucinda
Gordon, deceased. No. $50 Order TO show
cause why striou'ion ehoald not be made
Charles Crit ndeas Coleman, excout r
OF the estate Of Lucinda Gordon, dee, a,ed,
having filed in this court his petition setting
forth that said estate is now in q condition 20
De closed ana is ready for d srribation OF he
Residue thereof among the D. rsons entitled by
Jaw thereto. and Il appear ng to the court that
o I'd petition sets forth fcts sufficient 10 au.
thorize distribution of the residue of said es-
tate;
Ii is ther fore ordered ~ the court that all
Persos inter stel n the esa of the SAID
Lucinda Cor, on be and appear before the
said Probate court OF King county. state Of
WASHINGTON, ~ the COURTROOM of 8 id court in
the city of Seattle, on the s,h day OF Gem.
h'r. 1880, a the nour of elsvea o'clo a N of
% day tnen and IN re snow csuse, il any
hey have, way an der If strinuIioa sh uld
not be mace 81 there's due 50 d IS ate among
tne ne r aud persns IN aid petition men
It's nrthcr ordered that cory OF this order
be published enc a week for four successive
weeks before the sail 9Th day OF u cemDsr,
1890 in the Post-ln elligencer, (sa urday ssuel
q newspaper printed anu published in said
tn, rein.
Done in open court this 7th day o. November,
1880 RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge OF SAID Probate Court.
STATE OF WAsHISGTos,l :.
COUNTY OF KING, %.
Bic ard osooru, Clerk OF the Probate cour,
OF HI county, sra of SIN ngton, o here.
by q rtlfy tnat the above and reg ing docu-
mem ia rue. correc aud complete G py of an
order OF sad Probat court { sh w cause why
in the above en- led matter, made AMI entered
by said court n the 9TH day OF Nov mbeT. 1890.
In witness whereof, have hereun;o set my
han aad affi xed the ssal of said Probate court
this Tth day OF November. 1890
lsEALl RICHARD OSBORN,
Clerk OF said Probate Court
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Tn HE PROBATE Co-RT. KING CoTTTTy
j. State OF Washington

s,s mS rhyhAIE Co-kF, KING COUNTY,
In the matter ef the estate OF Thomas Rae d.
ceassa No. 49, Greer TO show cause why
Distribution should not be msde
one OF the ne RS OF Thomas Rae seceesed nav
Ing hled In this court her petition setting forth
tnai said estate IL now in q coutftfon 4, he
closed. end Is ready for the distribution OF the
fstlaa thereof among the persons entitled by
law thereto. and appearing to the court thar
ssid petition sers forth sufficient to autaor, "a a
oistrtou'ion OF the residue of said estate:
liz Is therefore ordered by the court that ALI
p rsons interested in the es ate of IN. sstd
Thomas Rae &c and appear before the = id pc
tate conrt OF King county. state OF IVES lagoon.
.. sae uoar.ronn OF sal court in the city of Sc
siie, on the 20 day of December 1890 al the
hour OF eleven o'clock q. M of said day. then
aud tnere - show cause, If any they have why
an ord.f OF distribution should not be made Of
pe,s ms in sad petition mentioned, according
10 law.
ITS further ordered that copy of this order
ue puonshed once week for four succ 3.
1890 In the Post 1nteligencer (ssturday issuel'
q u wspaptr printed and published in said
king county. and of general circulation
Done in open court this 2Ist day of November
icso. RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge OF said Pro- ate Court
srATE or WAsHISGTosI
COUNTY OF KING ( ss-
1, Richard Osborn, clerk of the Probate court
OF King county. state OF Wasn-
, nhrv s 90 hereby certify that the
ana comnlete copy of an order OF sa d Probate
court 10 show cause Why distribution OF said
estate should not be 1had. in the above entitled
matter, made and entered by said court on the
2ist Gay OF November, 1890.
In witness whereof have hezeunto set my
hand snd affixed the seal of said Probsfe court
'ni s. zi,' gay OF November; 1880 os,o,u
Clerk OF Sid Probate Court
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS


ssSnsff> AND QUoTATIOxA
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. k-Produce re..,rs..
Fiour' 2ioto quarter sacks; wheat, 50 GOO cene
ais; barley. 1900 centals; potatoes. = ooo 100,
bran, 5000 sacks; raisins 5000 boxes.
Whest-The movement Ia not rspad. vhs,e
prices are moderately Arm No. i white n an.
choice. ~ sa's; milling. slss1lai. 10 per canal.
Bsrley-Tne market again favprs ,he sellius
interest No feed, 81 choice. 81. lss<tal So
common grade, s.45: brewing, q. toal. 5aj< r.
fair to good, and sls5C9ls SIX for choice: chsv.
alier, 81 40Gl5 per csntsl
Oats-The demand does not seem "a he var
pressing Surprise, 81 9591 ss1<; milling. sipo1
l.e-ls; good to choice feed, slS50i.9o. fsir.
n72]stGl. 50; gray, tl75sLso: black, 81 .su1a q
per GENITAL.
Corn-The market II depressed under heavy
offerings, at $50 per csntal
Hops-S2G40c
Sweet posatoes-ll<9z1<c
DIPLOMA
Call board sales: wheaf-ruyer lSoo. n IN
i3llS; buyer season, n.4l8Lsik; ciosine &
slsiH
Bar.ey-Buysr 1890, n3,<; season, si.sp<a
L5z1z closing o. $l.5il<.
FINANCIAL
Drafts, sight, on New York. s; telerraphic. IN
Sterling bills. bank. Sass: commercial a ~: ii.
yer bars. sLos9l.o6; Mexican dollars, Szz<8onc.
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MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Easy.
Cofee-options closed steady. 5 down 20 Eve
np: sales. S271o bags. including December,
81 s5dis.f0. January, sfS49gI6.4j: February.
si5so(gi5 IS: May SIS 2o0g12 81 spo; BIO, steady;
fair eargoes. 1870; No. Z. lss4e.
sagar-Rzw. quiet and easier; centrfugais, IS
degre' test so Z; ssles. 100 nhds AMI 1909 bags;
Muscoyado, ~ degrees test, u-lsc: refined,
quiet and steady.
copper-Easier; lake, December, 1888
Lead-W-ak; domestic. 81 %
Tn-Strong; straits. $2t54
Petroirum-Janaary closed a. 66s<c-
WOOL.
NEW YORK, Dec a-wooi-Easy; domestic.
s4GSga.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. a-wool-Dull and nom
inal.
Bcs-ox Dec. 5-wool--Territory, steady. with
sales OF $4,000 lbs at 80; clean. for dne, 5Sc:
fne medium. t3955s Oregon woods, slow ~ soc.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Ths stock market con-
tinued feverisn and weak, with no changes in
its temper untii toward the close, when there
was moderate rally, and me market closed
firm under the stimulus, with prices generally
only slightly lower than those OF last evening.
Northern Pacific preferred, however, Is down
1ss per cent, Union Pacific "a, and Pacific
Mail rs
Government bonds steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. easy; closed offered at A.;
Prime mercantile paper, 6lz19 Sterling ex-
change weak; 60dsy bills, "A 80: demand,
81 Bar silver. s104I<.
roHDS
g. s. AS registered I2gl$lU. 5. as upon. .lo3
L. e "a coupon. .12Qlz Pacific 6's........109
q. s as registered lcS
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD


Is the line 60 take to all points East and
South. Il is the DINING CAR ROUTE Il
runs through Vestisuled Trains every
Gay In the year 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
no change of sar.l
Composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pull
man Drawing Room eepefs OF
stss' ecu pment,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that csn be constructed aud In which
sceomIn daslons are bota FREE and furnished
ior no.de-s OF first or seccnd-ciass tickets, aud
gLE6ASr DAY COACHES.
continuous line connecting with all lines,
anoriing direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
IN advance through any agent of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
10 AM from al points n America Envlard
ara Europe can be purchased at any ticket
ONCE OF mis- company
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE as FOLLOWS:
Overland through train. 6:10 s. m.
Portisnd and south. clio g. m, 9:25 g. m. and
Cnenalis and Olympia express. 9 D. m.
Tacoma and ioca. 6:l0 and 9:25 q m.;2. o:1S
and o:35 D. m
rARrss WILL ARRIVE Faox
Eas'ern points II 80 d m.
Portland and south. $40 q. m, s:35 and s:Z5
p m.
Tacoma and local. $40 aud HAS q. m.; Ass
9:45 and 1885 2. m.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and
81. Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping cars, ele-
CANT day coaches, finest palace dining cars be-
tween Sea tie. Tacoma, and Portland direct
Daily service
Full Information concerning rates. time OF
trains, sutes and other details furnished on
application 10.
A. d. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Pass. Ags,
III First s.. cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
]. A. NADEAU, Genera Agent, Seattle.
A. CHILBsRG, CITY Tsckes Ag ut. 7l6 Second
ST ct, Boston block, Seattle, w sh.
4. TONkIN, Ticket Agent, Seattls Depot foot
q isr-
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EDUCATIONAL

MISS CHEAL'S BOARDING AND DAf
vi school for girs Will reopen yanuary l.
Issi; six resident teachers; special primary
c.ass belng organ Zei TO commence r bruAry l.
fnr particulars spply to the principal, MISS
Ches 6l2 Columbla street. seattle.
MI. RAINIER SEMINARY YOUNG
vi ladies' and children, corner flftn ana
Madison streets Opened August s9tn- Pupls
Miss NJ. Cochraue. Principal, SE Madison
street. Seattle.
CCHOoL OF PRACTICAL CIVIL. MECHAS
- zeal Mining Engineering. surveying
Draucntiug, Architecture. Asssying ana Nsvi,
cation. i7ob Second Street Portland. Or, an!
s9s Nsrset 81. san Francisco, Cal Estaolshei
1894 A. WANDER NAILLkN. Prea send tor
circular
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TN IRE PROBATE COURT OF KING
i County, 8 at. of Washington.
~ h.. ant

y IhE COQh4 VT hANO
i County, at. of washington
la the matter OF he estate of Sivert Iverson, de-
ceased No 9G9. Order 20 show cause why
dis,rl button should not De mace.
knut Nelson, administrator OF the estate OF
sivert lverson, deceased. having died IN this
our his d tition setting forth that sa d estate
is now IN a condition TO be closed aud IS ready
Tor dis button OF tie residue thereof anon
the persons entitled by law thereto. aud IL APP
pearing TO the court that said peti ion sets for
facts sufficient to authorize distribution OF the
residue of said estate.
his therefore ordered by the court that al
persons Interested in the estate OF the Ssld ove
iverson be and appear before the sal Probate
Court OF ng couaty, STATE OF Wasalhg D., at
the cour room of said court In the city OF Seat G.
on the 5tn day o. January, 1881, at tns hour o.
eleven oe ock a. n. OF said day, then and there
10 snow Cause, II any they have. why an ora
OF dis ribu ion should not De made Oh tne resi-
due of sad estate among the neirs and persons
in said D ution usm q, according 10 law.
IL is further ordered that copy OF this order
be pu blished orce q week for four successive
weeks before the said 9th day of January, 1891,
in the Post-intelliseneer Saturday lssuel a
uewspap r printed and published III said KING
county and OF general eircu alton therein.
bone in open court this 9th day o. Dec moer,
1880. RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge OF said Probate Court
STATE OF WASHINGTON 80
COUNTY OF KING,
/ K!cnard O, DO II, clerk OF the Probate Court
OF King q UNITY, STATE OF NaShlnz ton, DO ners OF
,.erglfy that the above and foregoing document is
a true correct and complete copy OF an order OF
said PROBATE court to saow G use why dIstrioa-
ton of said estate should not be made in me
sboye eniit ed matter. made snd offered oy
ssid court on toe 5.h Jay OF ID cemoer, lSso
In witness whereof have reunio st my
hand ami affixed the seal ~ said frvo.te Court
''i IssaI.I RICHARD OSBORN.
Cl.rk O al pr,sb Z Court.
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FOREIGN MARKErs.


FINANCIAL
LONDON, Dec. o. p. m, closinE-Ccneol
Money, %; money account % l-l6cs 3.
a. 1929; U. q 41Ss sLO5lS. Bar silver. ~
per ounce; money. 2,S per cent
BRE&pSruFFs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 5--Wheat-In fair dsmAx|
No. winter, 70 G<d; No. spring, SD -
Corn-Firm; Spst and December. h "a.
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MINING GEoLoGTsE..

NHAS. F. BLACK BURN. MINING EXPERT
~ aad practical economic mineralogist-Wi1
examine and report o he condition and vaius
OF any mining properly iE the state: will under
take management and scientific development
OF mines: 80 d and silver mines bought and
sold: dealer IN giit-edRe mining stocks; bar
GAINS guarant ed. Address. Mountain View.
King county Wash
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COyFECTTONER&

ICE CREAM, GOMEZ T.oNERf, ETC.
L HenFy's ice cream. all havors, Siwsys on
hand delivered pr mptlv TO ell paris OF ths
ri v: Metropolitan bricks. all nsvers. one quart
co cents three piats - cents two quarts " or -
per gallon; home made candies MAD. iresn "a .N:
largest sssortm n in the city, al hentys y So
Third 81 e.
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xUCyroNEERG

CEATTLR AUCTION COMPANY WILL BOf
- or ca furniture Of every description; par
give rs a call; premises ia south Third street
sccones & Robertson, aucroneefS
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,u.urrn-Assnss % =! ne rinls. ,s Co..
WAhEU Liss; sas . eng "; ss sss' csss
that noids tss 80. $500 ,srsnxiy i.saed; sold ouly
ga E, =; II shon sns exclusive fiens =
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by mail. also cisenlao y 49, = e oncS1
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DascrNG ACADEMY.

QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
W tngt0n hal. 1,526 xth street: advanced
clS Monday and Friday evenings; beginners
class Thursday v@ning; priya lessons; waltz
a speciality. Professor @. Lopp Seud or circu-
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OPIUM EATING, OPIUM SMOKING
OR MORPHINE HABIT.

Panl SLY and Permanently Cured at home.
Business Confidential. Book sent free Cal on
or address DR.. 8. 3. Collins room q, fourth
floor American Express Building, Monroe ST..
Chicago. Ii.
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HOOPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINZ
Steamer JOSEPHINE

Steamer JOSEPHINE
VIII cave aine.d-Cosman's aock foot OF
Marion stree. az g. "a. Tau y
- a Tor Kingston, Port Gamble. Bangor
seaheck. Pleasant Haroor. Hona Horaa. Lilli-
waup, Boodsport and Union City. Returning
leaves Union City 1f q L. Pony train from
Lliiwaup Falls 20 Lake eastman daily.
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CTEAAER MABEL
gSoHoxIsa RIvKR HoCrE)
VIII leave Hatfield, wharf every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, 81 g. m, for Rich
mond. 1welv Mile Point Edmands, SIX Nile
Point Mackilreo. Marysv le. Lowell sad sno-
bemlsh, and returning on following days
E A. SWIFT. Manager.
J. A. FAIRFIELD Agent
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY
Dock foot of Marion street
WINTER TINE TABLE
Leave West Sea te-7 a. m s a m. . q. m. IL
q. m. l. m, 2p m, p. M, 5 p. m, 6:l0 r. M,
Ppm.
:. ave seattle-74o a m. $50 a. m $3.50 a. m,
III 80 4. m. 1880 m. 2:S0 m, 4:31 y. m.
$3.50 p. m. $50 p. m, $50 T. m.
Ms BITES. Mansger.