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Les diagrammes suivants illustrent la m*thode. ata 9lure, 1 2 3 3 2X 1 ADVERTISING l>JEPART)H!fNT E. K. GiLSON, TEA m The only Exclusive Wholeinle and Retail Tea, Coffee and Splee House on the Sound. No. 618 Front Street, U'tKr^'X. ijf^t k„ r 1 SEATTLE AND TAOOMA, k 3IISSSU un rzAisM zh HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns and Sporting Goods, *Tt»?!f«®'' ^S!' ^*^«*"' Cordage, Ship Chandlery, Mill and Loggers' Supplies. SOLE AGENTS FOR PUCET SOUND FOR THE THE BEST WAWir ON WHEELS. ALSO FOR Thompson & Sons' Norwegian Plows, Cfaintfrion Mow«r», Resfiors and Bjniiers, Chloftafn Hand and Self Dump Rakes, Wilson's Hand Bone Mliils* Giant, Judson and American Powder Co>. E 0. Box 711. SEATTLE, W. T. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT HKNBY K. MOOKK. 8. 0. SLAUOHTER. Moore & Slaughter REAL ESTATE B i^ o !5^ e: Mortpp Loans aM Conierml Page XTHGOTZATXS. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLO. Particular Attention Given to InveHtments for Non- Residents. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. TACOMA WASH. TER. SEATTLE AND TACOMA. D. T. DENNY. JOHN B. DENNY. D. T. DENNY & SON, Real Estate Brokers SEATTLE, W. T. f Buy and Sell Real Estate and Invest- ment Securities. BTTSiaSTESS I^XBOFEET-y: HUMES, FARMS, tAttS LANDS, TIMBER LANDS, COAL LANDS OFKICES; MORTGAGES, BONDS, NOTES, SCRIPT. 7 and 8 Frye's Opera Block, SEATTLE, W. T. p. 0, Box 252. ADVERTISING DEPABTMBNT TACOMA -T23:iB- — festeraTeiifliis*tlieniFa*E.E. IF YOU WAMT A Home or an Investnent IN THE NORTHWEST GO TO J7VCOMA. BECAUSE : 1. Tacoma is the Western terainus of the Northern Paoiflo Railroad, the gn^atest of the transoontinentdi roads. 3. Tacoma is at the head of navigation on Paget Sonnd, the " Mediter- raaean of America," whose Port of Entry enters and dears more shipping thun any Port of Entry in the United States, ex«» Geography. ' ^«iif*„*.^?*'ll?"*"i" ^r®" '" *Hk1«»''. German. Preiidi, I^tin. Mueic, Drawing Paintina ia^eto^^ **'"'" "*"""*"'' •""* "^""5 **"•''■ ^V'" important. hoWew" to eX^rlj thoroiS'fi.f-m'i'Hi^fd'.'J^Ut''* '"'■"'"JE'- * B'««w°' Christian home, where giria can receive tnoronsheyatematlo instruction, combined with culture and reflnement. «or OatBlogne and rartioulars addreaa the PriooiMl, MBA. lifellirieii flrTwKIiIili, Taconia,W.T. u I i H' Seattle's Foremost «w«t Ufi)«()t «imJ Mort CpmpWe Slock ef ^and Staple Groceries ON THE aoUMD. FEED AND GRAIN. PRICES LOWER than the LOWEST «-SEND FOR PRICE LXST.^ HALEY ak WRICHT, 1:^ ^ O. Box 440. SEATTLE AND TAOOMA. !2 ICE! ICE Piige({ioiii(iij6e SEATTLE, W. T. We we now prepared to furnish Ice of the finest quality, in unlimited quantities, at any season of the yea^^ to all points on Puget Sound, at very low rates. SPECIAL RATES Given to parties desiring Ice in large quantities, upon application to this office. The Capacity trf our Worb Is TWENTY TONS PER DAY, and the attention of packers of fish, meats, etc., is especially invited to the feet that they can now obtain Ice in any desired qusmtities at very low figures. ADVEBtlSlNG DEtAllTMBNT HMSTEAD HOUS . » . WM. BRADLEYp Prop. A FIRST-GLASS HOTEL Nos. 707 and 709 Pacific Ave., TAOOMA, W. T. Only One Block from Railroad Depot, Ocean and Sound Steamers. RATES, $1.00 to $1,50 per Day. SPECIAL BAf ES B7 THE WEEK OB XONf R. Ill FREE COACH to ill M aU TBAIN8 id STEAMERS. . V . SEATTLE AND TACOMA. U e»WT^'^ South Second Stifeet, Seattle, Washington Territory. JAMES W. SMITH, PROPEIETOR. The Largest, Best and only Legitimate Vaudeville and Dramatic Theatre in the Northwest. Fifth Year of Uninterrupted and Phe- nomenal Success. rone lout the best Specialty and Dramatic Artists Tolerated. I-orrormer,^ i„ »|| Ur««che» of the Pr«le-I«„. All Ie„er. an»w«reA. Addre»a ma above 15 ADVEBTISINQ DEPABTMENT lUHiLrs & se Cabinet AND MANUPAeTURBf^ OF Bank, Store i Office Furniture, 117 Cherry St., SEATTLE, W. T. Stores and Offices fitted up in the best manner. Sideboards, Bookcases and Mantels on hand or made to order. Correspond- ence solicited, and estimates furnished at the lowest rates. m J-. ■■■■■ill SEATTLE A}JD TAOOMA. 16 Oueen City Boiler Worlcs, Oolman'8 Wharf, Foot of Columbia Street, p. O. Box 811. maiNufa<;tubeb8 of Marine and Stationary Boilers, Tanks, Pans, Retorts, BreechJngs, Stacks, Ira Mm, Mm ami alllBiiM Sleet am Plate Iran fort. MPAms TO B01LEB8 PBOKmr ATTENBED TO. 17 ADVERTISING DEPABTMENT ALBERT SCHLOSSMACHER LEADING Merchant Tailor, 60e Front St., SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Opposite Yesler-Leary Block. CONSTANTLY REOEIVING LABGE SHIPMENTS OF Of the Latest Patterns direct from the factories, nd the ^-«-*. Mas, Most ^^^^^ ,,, Varied Assort- ment of Goods in the City of Seattle. ONLY THE VERY BEST WORKMEN ABE BKPLOYED IN KY ESTABLISHMENT. SatiHfection Guaranteed in every imtmu.in price as well as in fit. ONLY Pine TAKORINC DONE. M-'J thi SJOATTLE AND TAOOMA. ER Assort- Am price M. . • OF THB HOli'Sr ««,.-«-..„ P"" YOUNG LADIES, *5i^^?*J ?^*' ^""«' »"«• oomiodioua. ''"""•'ti"" »* health cannot be anrpwaed. tho»fnXh'^aK,;*'M on tlt«1'inS«*« "T^'n^ ^" opportnnity of acquiring a for refinement; h«no™8triitTtt«n^?,«, f^ ^kf-''"®^ of relimop, and to cultivate their ^tS I ! !i ^ ADVEBTIS INQ DBPAltTMEKT tacoma~led^e; The Leading Newspaper of Wadbingtim. DAILY EICHT PAGES. WEEKLY TWELVE PAGES. Contains the fall Asaooiated P reee Dispatches. One Tear ^^^^^- «« ^ ^ ^WEEKI^Y. a^ i .i • *^^^ One Tea? m 00 ThweMonths g 00 ThreeMonthe Jk Sonday'B DaUy and Weekly, one year, 9S BO PAYABL E IJST A DVANCE The Ledger pnbliehes afaU and «3«pleteifet of legal blanks for Waahington. Job Prinfine. ".''■'\*"^& littbh hbads. AU ku.d. of 'ob^tigi ggg^, «,^ ^^^, THE> LRDQE5R. Taooma, Waah SEATTLE, KING 00., W. T. The Leading Liferary and Social Journal OF PUGET SOUND. Head by Bverybodr. m , . SUBSOIUrrjON: ■ ■ •75il>eUvered£city,4w«eka, *^:i Publication Office, Room 5, Ponclii Block. Per Tear, Three Months, E8. .12 00 1 36 76 30 Post-Intelligeneer. -^* rates plaoinffi*^-*,-., •^ FINE rium/^ »»^*'^^ACTU8Lrop""*"^*^"" "", WORKMANSHIP ANr MAr r i *'«^"-«oney ^1IL;!:1[|^'A'- GUARANTEED. Cor Tw«nf« O *?''" •"" "•»*»»'tory: *« «0., I=rope. ' I 1 i II '^i I i-' !•!) 21 ADVERTISING DJBPABTMBNT TACOMA NE"WS, X^jHUXJI^ ^A:3iTT> Daily, per year, Daily, six months, TERMS: $7.00 I Weekly, per year, 3.50 I Weekly, six months, ALWAYS III ADVANCE. 92.00 L60 J-^b Printing, Bookbinding, Ruling, Etc. PROMPTLY EXECUTED. NEWS PUBLISHING CO., PUBLISHERS, Q^Oacific^ venue^^^^^^ . TAOOMA, W. T. Daily and Weekly liam, TIMES PUBLISHING CO. Large.! Clreulation of any Evening Paper in Washing. ton Territory. J ©ally, $t.00 per year. GEO. G. LYON, Kdltor. »«r lach per Mw»»th« T. H. DEMfiSt, Basiaeag Mnmrnrnw. SEATTLE AND TACOMA. ——-____ ^^=./ ixiijk and TACOMA. 22 battle Dailv Press, CITY OFFICIAL PAPER. devoted to the interests ofPuget Sound ^ ' OAIIiT CfAl.!. K»tabll«hed in 1«8«. Consolidated in 1886. Seattle Weekly Prtss, riATTvu SUBSCRIPTION: I^"* *"'■''' "'' '''" ' ^^^^^Y' by '"«^'' »2.00 per year ________^ J^R^S^. 00^^^ Wash. Ty. WacFini Se, (Watch on the Sound.) GERMAN WEEKLY, INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. A. WEICHBROD, Editor and Proprietor. 954 Pacific Ave,, TACOMA, W. T. 23 KPWIN OLA-BK, President, ADVEBTIBINO DEPARTMENT JOHN F. MBADB. Seoy. m Iron anil Brass Ws. (BnooMaom to ^«^ hwiet), Ma«.fW.t«re« »f KTwy Dw«lptlo« of Iron and Brass Castings, Car Wheels, Gears, Store Fronts. Jir estings, Hop Stoves, Etc. I^seat and Most F«lly K«lii»PPe* on the coast north of S an Franolaoo. If you are needing any OaBtings write to ub for eBtimates, which we will cheerfully furnish. 'VTe Guaraat©© all "Work. rr. . ^r^^/r A - - - Wash. Tor. TAOOMA, - - ■ Taeoma Iron Works. ESTABLISHED 1876. IDaTTld. X,.i 3ter, r^xopiietox, Manntaetnver of »tiitl«B»ry an* M*rl«« Engines, Boilers, steam Windlasses for Ships, Etc. All kinds of Machinery made and Repaired. EstimateB furnished, correBpondence solicited. Address _ _ .-*——.•• DAVID LISTER, Taooma, W. T. i SEATTLE AND TAOOMA. Washington Iron Works~eo!^ FOOiDEIlS, ) AND BOILER MAKERS. Patterns Made and Engines and dther Machinery Built to Order, Cor. Second and JaokMn Sis. Near tie Ballroad Depot, SEATT^i* w. f SfandarillronWo F. H. H8TER & SOWS, Props. MANDFACTUBBB8 OF All kinds of Brass andiron Castings, COLITMNS, LINTELS, PLATES, CRESTING, 0^ for Buildings, Boiler Floats, Grate Stoves and Soft Grey Machine Castings. Fencing, ^t^^,^- ^uilro««ri, «. •■t ruMh price. AUo ir« T^ • f ""'* "* **« "•^- prflce. ««d o« e««y terww. ""^^"^ «« re«M»aabl« Room 1 , Wilkeson and Kandle Building Corner Pacific Avenue and 13th Si., HERMAN CHAPIN, SEATILE, W. T. itaw Street, opp. OccWentel Hotel, Beal Estate Bought and Sold "R,^'^ "" ^P~^«J Farm and City ""Sa^aSat^-^^tateand SEATTLE AND TAOOMA. SPINNING. SO E. N. OUIMETTE, tal Estate. tariceaDJloaDBroler, 1314 Pacific Avenue, JESSE CXTRTIS, Collector, Real Estate Dealer, AND HOUSE BROKER. P. 0. Box 577, SEATTLE, W. T. Residence, Belltown, North Seattle, ^" *■'»"* St, l)etween Battery and Wall St». JOHN H. N0REU8, Notary Public. ~ ~~ JNO. H. NOREUS, Real Estate and Land Agent Handles Beal Estate, Bepresents Steamship Lines between * Europe and America. Also, Fire, Life and AcoSt Insurance. Office of the Scandinavian Emi«S and Land Bureau. All Modern Languacns Spoken. Office. 1 St Ward. Tacoma. W ash. Ter. p. q. Box No. 1 93. PACIFIO^GARDENS. First Ward, TACOMA, W. T. (Formerly liiieu'a »rove,) • JOHN H. NOREUS . ta . ^v^x^cuc, - - Proprietor. Th. Finest IteHort on the Pacific C<«8fc. Natural Beauty and Artiati* Arrangement combined with Fine VocU and InatramelrMnrir BHMee ami Steamers atfernate for the AcoommoiiBtion of Passengere. 31 J. S. HOWELL. ADVEiiTISING DEPABTMENT -I8y7-imy — I. M. HOWELL. J. S. HOWELL & SON, THE LEADISro Real Estet©^ Brokers. ». J™""""" ■ «••»•«• Real tstate Buslnes. WAIim FBOK^TAOE Am, OUT PBomiTT A SMo!^^ ®*'^*^'^-««'m».0Ter 931 Pacific Avenue, CHAS. H. AITKEN^^fR m mmua wmmm collectm Kaach property. *'"'»»*'^y «« Tacomn «»r ••le^ »,,^ Koiftestead and niv.An.»«c ______^^4 ^Paciila Avenue, T^S,"^ T.^''''"''*''- E. P. cadweTl Itt Ptaotice since 1877, Taooma. Wa.hlng.on Terrltoiy, and Abstracts made. <='«wo«.poa^BNT^ y. S. UA:BM01Sf A OO., Wholeeale and BetaU Dealer in Window Shades, Curtains, Drapery, Ete. Turniture. Bedding, Upholstery, (lheL»rg>.t stock 'nUie Territory.) 926 PACIFC AVENUE, 0pp. Taooma National Bank. DEA.LKE IN Furniture, Stoves g Crockery- G G BICHAEPS, Manager. , ,6 CHERHY 8T. BIT. rHONT AND 8.C0ND. P. O. Box 738 ^ Presamau witti Lowman & Hantord^ SEATTLE, _^__- Upholstering 122 Cherry Street, D. J. TALBOT, Furniture BBW iSI BMOSB-BiBB. and Eepiwring. . SEATTLE, W.T. P. HOFMANN. MannfBOtttter ol aU kinds of Office and Factory ,.M. E. Cor. Second and Wa«hlngtoB, 8EATTI.E, W. T. %«i#'^ SEATTLE AND TAOOMA. ' 36 BOONE & MEEKER, r YE8LER-LEARY BUILDING, N. W. eor. Troct and Mill Streets, SEATTLE, ¥ASH. TER. Estimatea and Plane fnmished foraJl buiWingB. atid full charge and control assumed in their constmotion when required. LOUrS G RATION, Carriage Painter, 107 Hth St., Bet. A and Pacific Avenue TACOMA. w. T. All work in my line done in a firat-olaes manner. Repairing promptly exeonted. - -»- t •» 7Vloope,--n^ Photographer ^ Portrait Artist, Sullivan'8 Blocl(, Front St., SEATTLE. Call and See my Crayon and Water Color Portraits. WASHINCTON MARBLE WORKS, H. M. WRIGHT, Prop. Momunfiita, Headstones, Tablets and Tombs, Mantels, Furniture Tops of the finest Italian and American Marbles. Btone funiisbed for buildingr purposes. >De«gna and prices f ornicihed on applioa- ition. Orders from a distance promptly attm drd to and satisfaction guaranteed. Call and see my marble mantes. Box 64 'lis Sprins et., Seattle. W. T. !!■' 'I la 37 ''I 1 il im If If ADVEBTI8IN0 DUPARTMBNT Adelphi Saloon and l^odgta^H^ James P. Tiohe, Proprietor. WO. 13 MILL STRBIT, 81ATTLI, W. T. Bar Supplied with the Best of Everything. Cutter Whl.key««p,c.,lty. P. 0. Box 619. CLIFF HOUSE, rllllllllftliUllJiill I nil L ' Board and Lodging Per Week, $5.00, Per Day, $1.00. """ILPHv.. BOE«». Prop., „eOMA, *. T W. P, Sdvdbbrg. Hj. Niman. 1 SVEA HOTEL, 1102 and 110 4 Ballfoad St., Cor, lift. Board and I^PeWeeM^Oa Single Meal, , ^0 Ots. Lodging 26 Cts. An elegant bar in connection with fha i, * i . Hand a choice lot of wLTt/ ' °**^ ^*^ ^^^^^^ «« TAOGMA W. T. "^"'*''™' ^- O- Box 898. Pesinng employment ^''*^^' Headquarters for all SEATTLE AND TAOOMA. 88 CASINO HOTEL, ROBBRT ALLAND, Prop. 726 Pacific Avenue, TAOOMA, WASH. TER. Board and Lodging, $1.00 to $1.60 per day, according to room. SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS. Everything on the table. Family style. No waiting. Help yourself. Exchange Hotel, PETER WESTLIN, Propr. Corner 13th and Railroad Sts., Tacoma, W. T. A First-Class Family Hotel. English, French, German and Scandinavian Spoken. Free bus to and from ail trains and steamers. An elegant bar in con- nection with the hotel is always supplied with the choicest of Wines, Liquors and OigarB. RATES: 81 .00 to SI .50 Per Day. Families at Reasonable Rates. P, O. BOX 458. 39 ADVERTISING DEPABTMBNT i The Iploure's R«sort. TAOOMA, WAHHINQTON TCR. pOB « fiwt-otaM HH-al of Game, Btnuks. Chops. Oysters or loe Creflm and Confectionery L.T^f:itTf^t' «"«n.,lyPriTateDin^g/oomB. Regular did "erf .Sto 6 !,.« Fronoh Dinner to Order p.m Mann's Block, Paoiflo Ave., H. KNABEL, Propr. THE OAK HOUSE, J. T. BEADLE, Fropr. South »ld« Waohliiffton bet Commercial and Second, SEATTTI^B, W. T. Rooffiii from 25 Ueiits up. Meals at all Prices. Commutation Ticket System. PALACE RESTAURANT, The Epicure's Resort. OYSTEBS, STEAKS, CHOPS AND aAKB IK EVEEY STYLE. BAYl.18 A CO.. BOO Front «t., Colman's Row, Seattle, W. T. wfectionery. in]2toep.m it 8EATTI.E AND TACOMA 40 I P East Side Pacific Ave., bet. 8th and 9th, Taooma, W. T. i» b r pJ m a m bJ 5 c ■-I » o o o Will supply saloons with keg or bottle beer. Also families fBupplied short notice. P. O. Box 115. on DAMPING SALOON, Corner Pacific Avenue, TACOMA, W, f. THE BEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS OF ALL KINDS. if I !i 41 ADVEKTISING DEPAETMENT W. p. STANLEY, 2 Opera House Block, - - SEATTLE, W. T. ^School Boo^s,^^ Stationery, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Periodicals. BMIL AMTDBB.S01T, Painter b Kalsominer. MHAIMIIMC^ A SPKCIAJLTV. Paper Hanginis; an-l Glazing, Sign Writing and Carriage Painting. SHOP-Foot of Madison Street, SEATTLE, W. T. Orders left at the Shop will receive prompt atteation. SAMUEL HUNTER, (Hnecessor to #". Sf. Thuiuas.) Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, Etc. ARTISTS' MATaj{.IAI.S. Wall Paper g Window Shades. ACEMT8 FOR MASUHY'S COLORS AND VARNISHES. 924 Front Street, (p. «. ««« *7^, ggjdjj f j SEATTLE AND TACOMA. 42 Snyder, Stevens & Co., 8AW;VIILL: Tacoma, W. T. ALL 8IZE8 OF ner. I ^'0 Cedar ^ Spruce Lumber Cut to order Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic and Planed LHml)er on hand and Manufactured to Order. LUMBER LOADED ON CARS FOR SHIPMENT. J. DOBSZINSKY, COOPER HOWARD CARR'S AOUITION. TACOMA, WASH. TER. ■i^ I ll 43 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT FERGUSON & BROOKS, Groceries, Feed, Hay, Etc. 81 1 Front Street, - , , , (COILMAN'M ROW), x^- *r- AH kinds of farm produce bought and hd , DEALER IN Eastern and Sounu mjm. Orders Prf»mptly Filled for City ^w Country. 114 Columbia bet. Front and 2d Sts. MfiATTI^E, W. T. ' McKONE & CO.,flf DRAlififiH IW Fine Grocerie '^ fr- .v"* Teas, Coffees andi^ Syrups and Flour, 1318 Pacific Avenue, - Immrw. T. i^foods dehTsred Free to any part of the Oity. mm OES, ^ Etc. , ;>»' - ad Sounu SEATTLE AND TACOMA. 44 TACOMA BROOM FACTORY, Manufaotmers and Wholesale Dealers in Brooms \ Brushes OF AE.£, KllVIXi. M. BA UBLITS & CO, Railroad bet. 7th and 9th Sts., TACOMA, W. T. Ice delivered to any part of the city. Orders from abroad promptly attonded to TKCE E8S. |l-AKE UNION ICE CO., ly Filled for onntry. rout and 2d Sts.. !, W. T. T. E. JONES, Agent. Telephone No. 23. P. O. Box SOI. SEATTLE, W. T. ■s,.,-^ HENRY KAMPBTEE,, COMMISSION MERCHAM', And Who Ciile Dealer In Fruits, Vegetabies, Feed, AIVU Country Produce of all Kinds. No. 819 Pacific Avenue near 9tii, Tacoma. W. T. I propose to devote special attention to this line of business, and will be prepared at all times to supply the trade on the best terms, with the freshest goods. Consignments Solicited. 1 I ' 'I i ll iwjii 1 Ml,. I|v BURCERT SADDLE AD HABNISS CO., Wholesale and Betail Dealersjin Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Saddlery Hardware, Trunks, Valises, Blankets, Whips, Robes, Etc., ' 618 Front Street, Seattle, W. T. Dealer in Boots ^ Sloes. 8eU8 the veiy beat Ladies', Misses' ,« and Children's Shoes. ^^ The BANISIBS Hand! Made Tine Shoes }&S. UiiA.)K'S til. 00 SE0X3. Call and Examine TSiem. 1316 Pacific Avr. TA€OMA. „ <3-- 15 TT aST a- B, Mcelroy & smith, Boot fShoe Dealers 818 Front Street, SEATTLE, . - W. T. Boot® and SHoes l^ade to Order ACJEMCY IPOR Eastwood, Rochester. N. Y. Cents' Shoes, •peolal Stock of LatHes' Coods. tnoluding REYNOLDS A EDDY'S Rochester, N. Y; * _ FnU Stock of I-oggers^ Boots and Mill Shoes. SEATTLE AND TAOOMA. 46 CO., ilnrajin i, Sftddlery Valises, obes, eattle, W. T. lers W. T. er. Wagon and Carriage Maker, JOBBING A SPECIALTY. Country Orders Promptly Attended To. C Street, bet, 15th and 17th, tacoma, w. t. MANUFACTCREB OF Ess Carriages, Trucks, WAGONS, Etc. Blacksmithing of all kinds Executed Neatly, Promptly and at the Lowest Rates. S. W. Cor. S. 2d and Jackson, - Seattle, W. T. LINCOLN LEATHER HARNESS EMPORIUM, No. 1317 Pacific Avenue, TACOMA, W. T. Mcnnfacturers of. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HAENESS, Saddles, Collars Whips, Turf and Cow Boy Goods. Call and See Us. H. L.'RICH & CO. Colfbnted UtXitt Collar. 1 11 rtfr •'^ i 47 ADTEBTISINa DEPARTMENT A. ALLEN, PRACTICAL SHIPBUILDER Have constructed Marine Ways, just north of the Barrel Fac- tory, capable of hauling out a vessel of 500 tons. We are pre- Vln^t *?'^^^''"*^'^?*« for Hauling Out, Kepairing, Kebuildmg, L!?ti "°f r.^^^^^'^S ^^«««*« ^' Steamers on short notice and reasonable terms. Ship Carpenters and Caulkers sent to anyplace on the Sound. We will give all jobs personal attention. wi^ u«^'°wfr^^ satisfaction to all parties having dealings with us. Satisfactory Bonds will be given whenevev required Postoffice Box 791. SEATTLE, W. T. PASSENGER Steamer Evanf el Capt. JAMES W. TARTE. mniS Substantial Steamer in thoronghlv equipped, 1 having a sea-going license for 1,000 miles coast- wise. Has a capacity for 50 passengers, or more if nec- T'Tl'-r^TFT^'^'^y ^'^^""" i^Iget Sound ports and iJntish Columbia. - SHE (S OPEN FOR SPECIAL CHARTER £ vreT^aJSbV'LiS/fSl'''^^*"'^^'^ ^'^^"^"'^ --d Alaska. 25 for all AlasCwJ* fa A oun»to if!^"^^^^^ '*" P«'*^«« «' 20 or Arohipelago » one of the most fL«,n«H «„***''*•■ ^^^^ tbe 8aQ Juan all N-rthlmerioa. For b?^-*! rate, ^aK!"''"''""'' "'"* """ »" "^'^^ '° J. P- LUDLOW, Seattle, W. T. SEATTLE AND TAOOMA. 48 GAGE M. WHEELER, PaOPBIETOK PIONEER BOAT HOUSE. TACOMA, W, T. Boats Built, Eepaired or Stored. Boats of all kinds to Let. Parties taken to any part of the Sound. CHARLES MASOULInT^ Puget Sound Fish Market, North Side Columbia Street, bet. Front and Water. Seattle, W. T. AH Kinds Salt and Fresh Fish and Oysters IN SEASON. J. F.T. MITCHELL & Co., Ship and Boat Builders and Spar Makers Ship-Caulking Promptiy Executed. SEA'1-ri.E, .... WASH. TER. P O. BOX 1»«. 49 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Consider Your Own Interests And Take Your BiniiBoolifspaDer -TO THE- PRINTING HOUSE -OF- TACOMA. aSTB-^^T, OKCE-A^F .^-ITID CiXJXOK: Is our motto. S. DONALDSON'S [ 'J Office and Manufactory— Stetson & Post's Mill, Seattle, W. T. Also, office at the Store of Isaac Pincus, Tacoma, W. T. The Advantages of this Press over all Others are : 1. Three Bales of Hay or Hops can be pressed at one time. 2. By taking out the partitione the same box can be|uaed to press aingle bales to any veight desired. j: ^,\ 7^^, VfOBi is portable and can be taken down from the gin^hoose and carried to the held for hay pressing, or used for hides, rags or othir bales, as desired. 4. The simple cousiruotion of the Press enablee any common carpenter or mectuuii6 to repair It without carrying it to a machine shop. It has been m practical use for three years, and :ja8 given nniversal eatiafaction. TKSTISIOIIIfAIiH. „ „ ,. Tbxarkana, May 25, 1884. Mr. 8. Donaldson: , » . I h^ve worked your press for four mcyshs, and I found that one man could work the press bimsplf . and press from »« to 600 pounds in a bale all the time. I find the press to work all right, without any trouble, and you will find it to be as fine a pratis as wa» ever made m the State. Tours Truly, M. 8. HARRIS. rp„ mr„^„ ,..„»„ M n DaI,I,A8. TfXAS. May 23, 1884. To Whoh this May Conobbn: v . # , This Is to certify that 8. Donaldson built one of Donald* -. Improved Hay. Cotton, Moss. Rag and Stan Presses for me July Hth, 1882, and I wil ■ that the saidlDonald- Mn m ImprovMl Prews ga»e entire satisfaction, and on t u i first trial preesed a bale of rags weighing 862 pounds, and only required two men to preso it. H. PRANKEL. wm SEATTLE AND TACOMA. 50 ests mg roic /. T. s are : I bales to ' juried to the r mecluuii6 to jtion. May 2S, 1884. ould work the I the press to s aa WB8 ever S. HARRIS. May 23, Ifm. Hoy, Cotton, aid wonald- preesed a bate FBANKEL. A. K. GIERING. GHA8. O'DONNELL GIERING & O'DOKNELL DealerB in Watclies, Clocks M Jewelry. strict Attention Paid to the Re- pairing of Watches, Clocks and jewelry. ALL WORK WABBANTED. iilVR ITS A CAIiL. No. S05}4 Front St., Coletnan's Row, SEATTLE, W. T. W. J. STARES, Watchmaker and Jeweler. New and Second Hand Goods of all Kinds Bought and Sold. No. 116 South Sbcond Street, opposite the Bijou Theater. The Puget So und Ste am Laundry. Fine Brasses, Curtains, Shirts,Collars, Ouflfs, Etc., done by the Latest and Most Appr oved Me thods. WHITE LAB OR ONLY EMPLOYBD. Nos. 208 to 212 Main Street, - - - SEATTLE, W. T. HALLIN & CO., Prop'rs. No. 1105 Front Street, SEATTLE, W. T, FIno Suitings, Dlagjonals, French and American Cassimeres. 11 B R.V. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT GOBRIIIi.Prest. C. » .mJERT, Treae. H.C. CAMPBELL. 8«o, Pacific Bridge Company RAILROAD CONTRACTORS And Builders of Combination, Wood, Iron and Suspension PORTLAND OREGON, ^ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Portland Savings Bank Bnildiny. 4 California Str eet. J", o. oroh^rS; Surgical and Mechanical Building. Pamflo Ave., bet. 18th and 18th Sts J T-A.oo2^u^, -TT^r. rr. MEDICAL BATHS. InvaUdB who wish to be treated as much Hygienically as the nature of their c^e may permit would do well by consulting the physician in charge of my Hydro-iaectno Institute and further investigate my mode of tr^a^ Z7^A^.rtff'Z A^"''"^\f"f^°^^''^ ^ "«" m my practice Electricity R» t 2r '7'"« f °Vr^°^*-°°'' ^*""'"' ^^P^'- «»d Mineral- Water Baths, with and without Galvanism. Inhalation, and all such Hygienic remedies, as will permit discarding of the stronger internal n^odioation. Office on Mill St., below Postofflce, Seattle, w!t^' **'^^^^^' Mrs. E. A. GILLETT, M. D., (Homoeopathist.) Gradrmte of the Medical College of Cincinnati, 1867. CHRONIC LtSEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN A SPECIALTY. Office and Residence 124 C, between Division Ave and 2d Street TACOMA. ' mmmi'-^ SEATTLE AND TACOMA. 62 E. "^^77". .^^XuILEn^. WhoIeHAlA and Retail l>ealer lit Farm, Garden, Flower and Tree Seeds. ALSO. Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Garden and Orchard Tools, Etc. 171 Second Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. DAIRY MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. No. 171 Second St., Portland Or., Agent for G^. Gf. ^VIOKSON &, CO. Full and Complete Stock of Batter and Cheese Macliinery, DE LAVAL CENTRIFUGAL CREAM SEPARATOR, (the best in tlie world), Barrel and American Dasher Churns, Butter Workers, Vats, Cnrd Mills and Presses, Che<>se, Rennett and Coloring. Engines and Boilers. ^^Agenoy for De Laval Creamery Butter. Send for Catalogne. NELLIE M. CHEASTY, EIBBONS, LACES, FLOWERS, Etc. 810 Front St. SEATTLE, Wash. Ty. ST-A-ns^FiitTca- iDoasrB to oisideis. ill 68 ADVERTI8IN0 DEPARTMENT OLYMPIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Passenger Steamer FLEETWOOD. FA.ST tim:e BETWKEN OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE. Leave OLYMPIA, (daily except Monday), . Gam TACOMA, - - . . . . . 10 '" " Arrive TACOMA. - - .' . . . 9:30 « SEATTLE, :-.... Noon. RETURNING, Leave SEATTLE, - - . . . . \^^^ TACOMA, - . . . . . 4 << Arrive TACOMA, - - . . . _ g.gQ .. OLYMPIA, -.-... 8 .. Steamer landB at Old Taoomg, Steilacoora and Intermediate Landin.«. whenhaUed LANDINGS :--01ympia, El li« Dock: Tao^a N rtbem pf oifio RailroadGo'g Dock; Seattle, Yefller'B Wbarf. J>' rtLern Pa- Meals on board. Only boat making ip on Sundays. GENERAL OFFICE: ^^^^t^^^-?'".l-^^---'fV*'»>-<^rr'fi.--^ .;^^ SEATTLE AND TAOOMA. 64 THREE FAVORITES Ha%-e the rollowinc to sajr of Wisdom's Robertine, The Great Beautifler and Preserver of the Complexion. Mu.E RHEA. Thb Esmond. I PoBTiiANP, Obbgon, Jtine 4, 1887. ) "^^ ^B^-ifn^lZve tri*d yonr Bobertine.^ It is excellent, and I BhaU be pleased to reoonunend it to '^l j^^ /^f/^JJ^^.^^ t^uly. BHEA. PoBTii\ini, Ob., Deo. 12, 1885. '^^ The^irti'r^ycu so kindly sent me is excellent. It is the to^ preparation I have ever used and is a decided acquisition to a lady s toilet. Tours trnly. j^j^^j^ij, ^,nSTON. PoBTiiAND, Ob., April 6, 1887. ^^h^ve K?our "Robertire,': and it gives ™« P^ P^Xlls of ffi that it is excellent for the oomplexion, being.ooe of tne best.artioles of the kind I have ever used. Believe me, yours smcereJy, ^ trebELLI. WAaBANTKD HAKBHL.KS** ASTI* If ATCHliKSH. MANUFACTURED BY W. Wl. WI8DOWI A CO., Chemists, Portland, Oregon. 65 ADVEiiTIBINO DEPARTMENT Merchant Hotel, S. E. Oor. Third and D Streets, American and European Plan..^ Equipped with hydraulic Passenger and Baggage Ele- vators, .^iectric Oall Bells, and every appliance for the coijifort and convenience of guests. Oniy 3 blocks fiifalllailroad Depots and Steamer Mings' FIRu«'^f.A»S IN AT I, ITS APPOINTMENTS. J. a. COCHRAM, Proprietor. '% el, isr. R, L. POLK & CO.'S Puget Sound Directory. 1887. IKOLUDIKa SIBB0TOBIS8 O? Coupeville, Friday Harbor, LaConner, Mount Vernon. Newcastle, New Dungeness, Olynnpia, Port Angeles, Port Blakeley, Port Discovery, Port Gamble, Port Ludlow, Port Madison, Port Townsend, Puyallup, Rentont Seattlei Sehonnei Sheltoni Whatcom, Snohomish, Tacoma. Steilacoom, Teninot Tumwater, and Victoriai B. C ▲IiBO, DlIUCOXOBnS OF CliAIiIiAM, IShAVD, JeFFBBSCN, EiNQ, ElTSi^, Maboh, PrauoB, Ban Jcan, SxAair, Snohomish, Thubston, AiO) Whatoou CoUK'i. s. Ete- e tor. VOLUME I. R. L. POLK A CO., '?rBLisHBBS. Offiob, Boom 25, Ftbs'i' ^T^tcoitaii Bank BuHiDINo. Stiter-4 MOOidiuK to Act of Congrer't, in thn year imi, h^ R. L. Polk & Co., in the Office of tit* iiit>:atiiui of CougireM, «t Washington, D. C. t m mm /Vv/ )H1 tj 2 6, Ot) PREFACE To meet the long felt vant of a volnme that shonld aconrately refl: equalled ek<'- where on the globe. fllstory and Deticription. The first report of Puget Sound came from Juan de Fuca, a Gre«>k pilot in the employ of the Spanish Vicer'>y of Mexico. He came north >ith a small vessel on an exploring exprdition in 1592. He got into the strait f>ep- arating Vancouver island from Washington Territory, and for a time he snppoaed it was the long looked for "Northwest Passage," by which Euro pean navigators hoped to reach India by a i^horter route. Discovering bis mistake, Fuca took possession of the waters and the wilderness in the n .a of the King of Spain, and returned to Mexico. In 1792, Vancouver, a captain of the British navy, while on a voyage of discovery, entered and explored the labyrinth of waters now known as Puget Sound, to which he gave the name of one of his lieutenants; named Vancouver Island after him- Belf, named Mouuta Baker, Rainier, St. Helena and Hood after Lords of the British Admiralty, and gave other names to evc^ry island, inlet and passage he discovered, names which, with very few exceptions, have been continued to the present day. The development of the fur trade and the whale fishery socn after brought an occasional vessel to Pnget Sound, including Hudson Bay Company ships, a half century ago, and the United States exploring expedition of Capt Claries WUkes, in 1841. In the narrowest sense of the term, Puget Sound has an east side length of 150 miles, a west side length of 90 miles and a north length (from C»pe Flattery to Semiahmoo Bay) of 160 miles. Fuca Strait is 12 miles wide and 90 long, without a shoal, bar or rook to impede ito navigation. At ita 235294 59 B. L. POLK ft CO.'S head the Btrait is lost in the islands, ba-s and passage ways of the east, north and south. The ramification of these waters mav be imagined when it is stated tha*) their coast line measures 1,594 miles. The northern waters of the Sound include an arohioelago (De Haro) of islands of great beanty, while in th?? middle Sound are to be found four islands (Bainbridge, Vasbon, Oamano and Whidby) from ten to thirty miles in length each. The upper Sound also contains a numJjer of islands, but smaller. The islands of the Sound are one of its chief attractions. Their scener;, is generally the best, their soil is as good sa that of similar lands on the main, while their climate is thought to be more affected by the Jrpanese current, by which the whole North Pacific Coast is blessed, and for that reason preferable to the climate only a few miles further inland. However this may be the islanders are certainly content with their situation, they live long and happily, and they show no disposition to cUanfie places with their neighlsors of other parts of the conntry. The inlets and bays outnumber the islands, numerous as are the latter. They are to be found reaching into tho iimd everywhere, usually from one to ten miles, with widths varying from tive luiles down tu a f aw hundred yards. Hood's Canal, the chief division of the waters of Puget Sound, has a length of sixty miles and an average width of four. The princi- pal bays are those of Port Discovery, Port Towiisend. Seattle, Tncoma, Port Orohard, Olympia, Whatcom and Semiahmoo, on all of which there is con- siderable populHtion and traffic. The waters ot the Sound vanr from five fathoms to one hundred and fifty, the deepest bebg in the middle 3onad, fifteen miles from Seattle. There are no reefs or other r.b^truotions, and no navigation is easier, plainer or safer. No vessel has ever been lost within ita waterrt in consequence of storms; marine insurance is the lowest on the coast, and seafarimr men speak in terms of tbe highest praise of Puget Sound. The smallext prudence only is required to avoid danger, tiie Sound being a succession of harbors from end to end, or one g^and harbor as it may not improperly be termed, with holding ground in all its parts. By a Btill further extension of the term Paget Sound is now also made to mean the country surrounding it, th« two thousand square m lesof w(;ter and the twelve thousand miles of land partially surrounding it being gen- erally termed Puget Sound. As used in this sketch Pnget Sound may be understood to mean only that part of both land and waters within the jurisdiution of Washington Territory. Rlrers, Lakes and Moantslns. The rivers of Puget Sound are the Niflqunlly, Puyallup, White, Duwam- ish, SamamiPh, Snoqualmie, Snohomish, Steilaguamish, Skagit, Samish and Nooksack. Of these the principal is the Skavit, of one hundred and twenty miles length, navigable for sixty miles to light draft steamers, and having its source in British Columbia. White, Snoqualmie and Nooksack are next to the Skagit, steamboats ascending them from thirty to forty miles. The others can be nsed for the purposes of stenm naviaation from five to fifteen naUes each. The DesOhutes, Green, Cedar, Skykomish and Sauk are streams from fifteen to forty miles long, but are not HvigHble. These rivci a all have their source in the Cascade Mountains, ah flow through valleys of great fertihty, and all are easily accessible either by steamboat or rtul. or l>oth. , The lakes of the Sound country are many in number. The largest is Washmgton, twenty-four miles long and five liles wide three miles from the bay at Seattle; Samamish and Whatcom aie lakes ten miles long and two miles wi le. Smaller lakes, ranging from those of a few acres surface up to five miles in length, are to be found ever> where, frequently two or three m sight from the same point These lakes are the-objeot3 ot no small ■'mtm.- PUGET SOUND DIRECTORY. 60 degrree of pride to reHideots of the oonntry about. Upon Washington and Samamiab, wbioh are connected by Samamiah river, several steHmboats ply, a great deal of farming and lumbeiug being done thereon, with the certain prospect of several coal mines being opened withia a y«-ar, and the speedy building of a number of towns, the beginnings of which have alrendy been made Tac^ma and Seattle get the greater part of their water supply from lakes back of them. Puget Sound is flanked on the east by the Oascade Mountains, and on the west by the Coast or Olympic Mountains. The latter are from ten to thirty miles from tide water, and are from four thousand to eight thousand feet high; the former are from thirty to seventy miles distant and they range from five thousand to fourteen thousand four hundred and forty-four feet, the latter being the altitude of Rainier, the highest mountain in the United States outside of Alaska. There two ranges can be sef-n simuitraneously from hunc^f-edH of points, v.ud thf j uiftrd views of the utmost grandeur. Taken fro;^ a high point on an island in mid-Sonnd, with the waters and lands about, valleys opening here and there, towns to be seen and moving 8te>imur8 and fail ships, and the view cannot be excelled anywhere in the wo Id. From th« deckn of the steamers running from the upper Sound to ports in British Columbia are to be obtained, on a single trip many mag- nificent views, the soul-stirring, ennobling delight of which cannot be ex- pressed with paper and ink. Talleys. For many years, until quite recently in fact, it was supposed there was little agricultural land in the Puget Sound basin, and the development of the country was undoubtedly retarded by the prevalence of this idea. That it was erroneous is now known. The valleys are numerous, extensive, ex- tremely fertile, and already enormously productive. Fifteen yean? ago there were only fifty voters in Pnyallup valley, and not a single town. Now there are one thousand voterN and five towns, one of the three having six hundred inhabitants and two four hundred each. The value of the agricultural pro- duce of Pnyallup valley is greater now than that of the ettire Puget Sound country in 1872. "White river valley is in as forward a condition of develop- ment as Fuyallnp, and so also are Stuck and Duwnmishvall«-ys. These four valleys oompriHe the country between the towns of Tacoma and Seattle, a ride through which by rail is a passage for forty miles between hop fields, meadows, orchards and gardens, affording an enormous traflSc and sustain- ing a large population of industrious, thrifty farmers. The largest valley is the Skagit, but it is of more recent development. Nooksachk valley is year by year coming into greater notice. In it and the Skagit are half a dozen growing towns, the principal being Femdale in the former and Mount Ver- non in the latter. Steilagunmish vaLty is a great producer, Stanwood being its chief town. The Snohomish is a short stream, made by the confluence of Skykimish and Snoqnalmie rivers, the valleys of which are as good as the best, the leading town being Snohomish City, of about eight hundred in- habitants. Samisb, Nisqually, Skokomish and Cbimicum are valleys of less area and note, but ot no less fertility; besides which are a score of others coming with the passing years inlo greater productiveness and fame. The valleys are generally more lightly timbered than the islands and highlands close by. The timber is also more Vdried, including fir, spruce, hemlock, maple, oottonwood, alder, ash, etc., all marketable and in demand. Th*- soil is deep and endu'-inar. It is said that wells a hundred feet deep have failed to find soil less rioh than that at the surface. Wonderful stories are told of the yield of farm produce, as of 4000 pounds hops to the acre, 100 bushels oats, 700 buHhels potatoes, 6 tons bay, and 40 tons beets. No region is more thoroughly adapted to the prosecution of the business of dairying. Fruit alao does welL Ihe vidleys are all aooessible now by wagon roads and rail- 61 R. L. POLK & 00. 8 roads, by steainboats and wagon roads, or by ■waRon, boat and rail all three , In this ma a great advance has been made of late years. Oommunioa tion is not o, 1 easy, bnt it is rapid, frequent and cheap, giving fanners cor responding beuefits in getting to and from market. The climate of the val- leys is a little different from that of the open Sound, beingmilder and a few degrees warmer in summer, and colder bnt less windy in winter. Climate. Except summer the seasons are not clearly defined. Spring glides gradu- ally and imperceptibly into summer, and summer in turn into fall, fall into winter, and winter into s ring. During three of the pAst twelve winters there was neither snow nor ice, the severest cold being insnfiEioient to produce more than light frosts. The coldest weather of the twelve years referred to waa that of February, 1887, when the thermometer got down to zero, and dnring which month the ground was covered with snow a longer period than at any other time since the " hard winter of 1861-2." The disagreeable weather usually begins with the rains of November, and continues until ApriL During these five months about twenty-five inches of rain will fHll, and about fifteen inches duri. g the remaining seven months, more or leas rain falhng every month of the year, a drouth never having been recorded in the history of the country. Niuety degrees is the hottest weather of summer and fifty degrees is the average temperature of the year. Pioneer Settlements. The first settlement of the Pnget Sound country was by the Hudson Bay Company, who eptablished a trading post at Fort Nisqually in 1838. The first American s»»ttlers came in 1846, and located at Tumwater, then called Newmarket. Olympia was established as a town m 1849, Steilacoom and Seattle in 1852, and Port Townsend and Whatcom in 1853. lu the decade following 1860 Port Angeles, LiiOouner, Coupeville, Sno» omish and Taooma were estnblished, and in the ten years following 1870 Puyallup, Sumner, Benton, Stanwood, Mount Vernon, and oth»-r lesser towns. Saw- mill and coal-mine t"[«?iNi»»>'i'>«-. PUQET SOUND DIRECTORY. 62 Paget Sound averBged $12 per thousand feet, and aggregated $7,200,000. The Oanadian and Northern Faoifio Railroads are opening eastern markets to Fapifio Ooast lumbermen, and a trade of no email maguitade has already been obtained. The coal mines of Puget Sound basin have to this lime yielded 8,000,000 tons. Tacoma and Seattle are at preuoi?t the only porta of shipment During the year ending May 81, 1887, upwards of 600,0x0 tons were placed on board ship at these towns — each sending about the same quantity— for sale in the cities of Oregon and Oalifomia. Tbic coal is worth 88 per ton on b'^ard ship at tho ports named. Three thousand aures are planted in hops. Ttese also are chiefly in the Ticinity of Tacoma and Seattle, which are the fJaoes of shipment for the entire product. The Pacific Coast excels the woild by three to one in the production of hops. That is, the yield of Califomi?*. OrAjjon and Washing- ton averages 1,800 pounds per acre, while that of the Eastern States and Europe does not exceed 600 pounds per acre. The crop of 1887 wiU • probably be close upon 5,00u,000 pounds. The price flnctuates amazingly— ui the past five years having been as high as $1.10 a pound and as low as eitfht cents. The average for a long term of years past has been fully 26 oeiits, and at this rate tbe thrpe hundred growers may expect to get lor their crop this year not less than $1,250,000. Next to hops as an article of export in the way of farm produce is oats, the surplus product of whif>h amounts to about 6,000 tonx, valned at $126,000. The oata are grown chiefly on the tide Innds at the mouths of Steilaguamish and Skagit rivers, the crop being wholly handled at LaConner. Utsalady and Seattle, the outside market being San Francisco, where Puget Sound oata bring top prices. Potatoes, wool, hides, fruit, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, pigs, sheep, horses and cattle are exported in small quantities each, but in the aggregate to a very large value. San Francisco, British Cblumbia and the Eastern States take these articles. The seal flsbery employs fur four months a score of schooners and five hundred white men and Indians, the catch beirr* from twelve thoupand to fifteen thousand seals, the skms of which are woxiih at least $100,000. The salmon fishery supporis each season several large and many smaller ostab- lishments, the value of their combined product being $100,000. Other fisheries include the oyster, herring, dogfish, halibut, cod, smelt, sturgeon, clams, crabs, etc., all of which find sale at home or in the Portland maket Iron is produced from bog ore at Irondale, on Port Town. 1 bay, to the extent of about four thousand tons a year, worth about $100,U00. Lime is found in many places, but is got out alone on the islands of the ■■ATOhipelago de Haro and in Payallup valley. The Portland, Western .Washington, British Columbia and Alaska trades are supplied from these sources, to tbe extent of $150,000 a year. Bailding stone is fonn<< in many places, but the finest comes from the Chuckanut quarry, in Whatcom county. Ship building is carried on quite extensively, from one yard alone (that of the Hall Brothers, of Port Blakely) sixty ocean going vepsels having been sent forth, of the average coal carrying capacity of seven hundred tons. The ship building industry, including repairs of steamers, eto., keeps employed four hundred meohaiucs the year around, and their work reprd- •ents $600,000. Railroads. Five railroads are in course of construction. Tbe chief one of these is the Northern Pacific, which has recently completed its Cascade branch. Thus this company owns an unbroken line of two thousand miles of rail- I >; 63 B. L. POLE k OO.'B way reaching from Aahland and Daluth on Lake Superior, to Taooma, on Puaet Sound, with six hundred miles of tribntary road. The Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Company has forty-three miles under construction, to be finished September 15th. The company deolarea its intention to keep on building all this year and next, and to have seventy miles of completed road before the Ist of January, 1888. The Seattle and West Coast Railway Company baa thirteen miles of road now building. This section carries it to Snohomish City. Tha iuten- tion of this company is to build to a point of junction with the Canadian Pacific Bailway at or near Fort Bope, B. C, a distance of one hundred and fifty miles. The Satsop Company is building steadily on to GtAy'a Harbor, from the town ot SheltoD, in Mason county. It has seven miles of rottd in opera- tion, seven miles more graded and tied, and the rails are now due from England for its further equipmeut. This road completed will be thirty- eight miles long, standard gauge. The Port Blakuly Mill Company are building a road parallel to that ot the Satsop, though about ten miles to the east. It begins at Eamilchie, in Mason county, and is headed for the Chehalis river and Qray'n Harbor. Ten miles of road are now in operation, and ten miles will be built this year. When completed its length will be about forty miles. A log»{ipg railroad is building in the Sumiah region of Whatcom oonntpr, by Dudley Blanohurd and associates, and another from Hood's Oanal in Mason county, by the Puget Mill Company. Two short logging railways are already in operation near Olympia, and one near Snohomish. In addition to the railroads before mentioned, the Olympia and Chehalis Valley C<>mpanyowns a road fifteen miles long from Olympia toTenino, the Northern Pacific a road oue hundred and forty -five miles long from Tacoma to Portland, the Oregon and Transcontinental (now virtually the Union Pacific) a line BO miles long from Seattle to PnyHllup, and the Columbia and Puget Sound Company lines to Newcastle, Rentjn and Franklin, of forty-four miles length. Bailroads projected are extensions of the Columbia and P ^t Sound, twenty-five miles, to the common poiit on tliic Nortuem Fuuiiio's Oascsde division, and to Snoqualmie. Also a road for the Bellingbam Bay Bailway and Navigation Company from Seattle to Whatoom, New Westminster and Vancouver, about oue hundred and twenty miles. Pngret Sound Sa-vrmllls. The aawmills of the Sound are the biggest in the world, and they are justly included among the leading industrial establishments of the United States. The Taooma and Port Blakely mills have each out over 800,000 feet of boards in ten hours. The Blakely Company owns its entire townsite, includiog hotel, store, dwellings, mill, wharves, etc., wherein a tiiousand Eeople live and do business. It also owns two large and powerful tug oats, seven ships, 80,000 acres of timber land, and a standard gauge railroad ten miles long, which it is now extending thirty miles further. Its out of lumber last year was 54,000,000 feet; this year it will be not less than 60,000,000 feet. The Puget Mill Company owns three towns— Port Ludlow, Port Gamble and Utaalady— and four sawmills. It owns five tug boats, twelve ships and 200,000 acres of timber laud. The out of its mills last year was 90,000,000 feet of lumber. In all its operations the Puget Mill Company employs 1,500 men, the Blakely Company 1,200, and the Taooma Company 1,000. The other Sound mills, though extensivp concerns, are considerably less, in capacity, property and value, than the three above nunsd. PUQET SOUND DIRECTORY. 64 to Taooma, on 7-three mjlea pany declares have seventy teen miles of Tbd iuten- he Oanadian hondred and larbor, from Ottd in opera- low due from ill be thirty- el to that of Camilohie, in ay'H Harbor. >e boilt this toom connty, d's Oanal m ing railways h. ind Obehalis >Tenino, the 'rom Taooma Y the Union le Oolumbia Franklin, of Steamers and Forelg^m Trade* In 1876, tbirty-B«x steamboats were ofiSoially reoorded in the books of the Distriot of Paget Sound, their aggregate tonnage being 4,663. Ten years later there were ninety-five steamers so recorded, of 12,747 tons measure- ment. Exports to foreign countries amounted during the years below named as stated: 1880 a 446,067 1881 529,887 1882 1,460,725 1883 1,601,147 1884 1.659,133 1885 1.916,000 1886 2,072,111 Trade of the Future. The export trade of Paget Sound is already of enormous bulk— 1,500,000 tons per annum. It consists, however, of cheap artiolefl. as lumber and coal, but in the aggregate the value is great— fully $10,000,000. It amounts to but little, though, compared with what it will be a few years hence. Then wheat and flour, wool, iron and a thousand manufnctured articles will be exported. The lumb' i and coal trad' s will be doublt'd and trebled; scores of vesseln will go north for senia, cod fish and whales; ships will be arriving continually from Japan and Ohina, freighted with silks and tea; the raw sugar of the Pacific islands will be refined here, and maybe there will also be a heavy production of beet sugar, for which uo other region has greater adaptation. A. d zen or twenty sbi pa will arrive and depart daily, while hundreds of trains will come from the north, east and south every day, and as many depart in the same directions. There iH no further went than this, and here must stop that vast multitude who since the days of the May- flower have ever been seeking homes and opportunities in tlie new country beyond. The possibilities and probabilities of Puget Sound are great be- yond calculation. PRINCIPAL CITIKS. •rare justly lited States. ,000 feet of 6 townsite, a thousand twerfol tag lard gauge irther. Its >t less than iwns— Port 'na five tog if its mills PngetMill he Taooma icerns, are liree above flli:A.TTL.E. This city is one of the oldest in the Territory, and is the larer^st It dates back to 1852, though its m-irked growth has been since 1870. The cen- sus of that year gave it eleven hundred inbabitauts, which was increased to fifteen hundred in 1875, thirty-five hundred in 1880. sixty-six hundred in 1888, and ninety-seven hundred in 18S5. The town hns spread outandfilleii up considerably during thH past two year^, and the number (f its iubnbit- ants is muob greuter than at the taking of ttie census <>f 1885. TweUe thou- sand inhabitants is a conservative estimate at this writing. Seattle is on a capacious bay. forming a part of the middle Sound. Back of the town is Lake Wasbington, twenty miles lone, and in the northern part Lake Union, three miles long. On a high plateau between the bay and these lak> 8, and on the slopes leading down to Ixtth lakes and bay Seattle is built. The lower pari of the city is comparatively level, made lauds and the former ^ 65 R. L. POLK & OO.'S !i 1; 111 ! i beaob, to the extent of forty or fifty acres having been availed of m the oonBtruotion of mills, warehouses, hotels and buildings for general business porposes. There is indefinite room for extension in this direction as the needs of the place demand, hundreds of acres of tide flats in the southern end being available for the purpose. The position of the town insures easy drainage, and consequent health to the population, aflFords magnificent views from ten thousand building sites and gives the whole place a charm to be- holders almost irresistible. , -r. i_ Seattle is the peat of King County, and its courts are Municipal, Probate, Territorial and United States, The Chief Justice of the Territorial Su- preme Court, the U. S. Attorney for the Territory, and the U. S. Marshal for the Territory all have residences ami oflaoes in the city. Seattle is also the seat of the U. S. Land OflBce for the Puget Sound District— the Land Dis- trict of largest business in Washington Territory. The U. S. Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers have headquarters here, while there is a branch of the Oubitom House with Deputy Collector and two Inspectors. The postofflce has f>o increased in importance and business as to cause a recent order by the }'o8tma8ter-Qeneral making it a free delivery ofiBoe, with four carriers. The (Vestern Union and Postal Telegraph Companies make Seattle their chief place of business for the Puget Sound district, whild the Puget Sound Telegraph Cempany is controlled here, and here does its business. The Oan^ian Pacific Railroad Company has its Puget Sound office in Seattle, with branch offices in the other towns, and it runs a steamer regularly — the Eliza Anderson— to its terminus at Vancouver. The steamer Evangel also runs to the same place, and the steamers of the Pacific Coast Company giv- ing Seattle five steamers a week to and from that promising and rising town. The Northern Pacific Company also keeps an office here, and the same may be said of many other railroad, steamship and like companies. The church interests of Seattle include the denominations und buildings of the Roman Catholics, Episcopalians, Congregationalists, Prtisbyteriaus, Baptists, Methodist Episcopalians, Methodist Protestants, Free Methodists, Christiana and Lutherans —the Methodist Episcopalians being represented by three church buildings, the Congregationalists by three, the Baptists by three, and the Episcopalians by two. The schools include the University of the Territory, in a more flourishing condition than ever before, grandly situated on a ten-acre square in the center of the town ; a Catholic school for young ladies in a beautiful building that cost 950,000; and five public schools, two of them in buildings that cost $26,000 and $35,000 respectively. Besides there are a number of private schools of primary character. In the city is an orphan's home and two hospitals. The former belongs to and is sustained by the Ladies' Relief Society, and does a most excellent work, oaring for fifteen or twenty small children, finding them homes, etc. One of the hospitals belongs to the Episcopal Church, and was built and is kept by the local membership; it is new and has cost $9,000. The Catholic hos- pital is an immense affair, costintr $80,000, requiring thirty sisters and at- tendants, and having accommodations for two hundred patients. The business of the city is general. As a seaport, its commerce with California, Oregon, British Columbia and Alabka amounts to about 30,000 tons a month, two-thirds of which is represented by a single article — ooaL Lumber, agricultural produce, fish, local manufactures, merchandise, etc., acooimt for the remainder. The Puget Sound National Bank is doing business with a paid-up capital of $50,000; the Merchants' National, $100,- 000; the First National, $150,000; and Dexter Horton & Co., $200,000. The deposits in these banks aggregate ov***- $1,200,000. In the city are a number of wholesale houses, with heavy wiafflc in all the neighboring counties. Forty steamers are engaged in the trade of Seattle. The newspapers are represented by the Post-Intelligencer (daily, weekly and Sunday); The Press (daily and weekly); The Times (daily and weekly); the Real Estate Beoord f T PUQET SOUND DIRECTORY. 66 9d of in the 3ral businesfi 3tiou as the be southern insDres easy ifioent views iharm to be- pal, Probate, rritorial 8u- Marshal for e is also the e Land Dis- aspeotors of anoh of the be postoflSce at order by )nr oarriera. leattle their 'nget Sound ness. The )ic Seattle, :ularly— the Ivangel also »mpany giv- ; and rising ad the same es. d buildings :i8byteriauB, Methodists, 'epresented Baptists by I University >re, grandly lolio sobool five public jspectively. er. In the IB to and is llent work, , etc. One wd is kept itholio hos- ars and at- aeroe with >oat 30,000 tide— ooaL adise, eto., t is doing nal, 8100,- ),000. The ) 8 number i oounties. )apers are The Press iteBeoord (daily); Die Tribune (a German weekly); the Sunday Star (weekly); the Meohanioal World (weekly); and the Industrial Gazette (monthly). The city is lit with gas and eleotrioity, and has two lines of utreet railway. Its telephone exchange has one hundred and forty sub- Boribers, The affairs of the oity are in the hands of a mayor, a oonnoil of nine, a olerk, a treaanrer, a health offioer, an assessor, an engi- neer, a chief of police and ten officers, two magistrates, and a fire de- partment of two hundred and forty members. The property of the oity includes a six-acre park, two brick and one wooden buddings and lots, two steam and one hand hre engines, one hook and ladder outfit, six hose carts, electrical alarms, hydrants, etc. The principal streets of Seattle have been graded and planked, while no town of its size has a greater length of good sidewalks. The buildings are of modern architecture, and many of them very fine. The Opera House seats thirteen hundred people, and is larger and finer than any like structure west of St. Paul and north of San Francisco. Seattle is the extreme north- western terminus of the railroad system of the United States. In the county are one hundred and eighty miles of railroad, belonging to the Northern Pacific, Oregon and Transcontinental, Columbia and Puget Sound, Seattle and West C last, and Seattle, Luke Shore and Eastern companies, with forty miles more to be put under construction before the summer is gone. The railroads run along the water front, with offices, depots, wharves, side-tracks and shops. By the superiority of her natural position, and by the determined efforts of her enterprising citizens, Seattle has become the center or turning point of the Puget Sound country. No wagon road from north to south passes her, no railroad passes her, no steamboat line. From whatever direction he may BO, the passenger is of necessity carried to Seattle, and not by her. Of no other point in this region can this be said. Her busy steamers are daily reaching for the traffic of the growing country of the upper Sound, along \he Strait of Fuca, down the east side of the Sound, across into British Oolumbia, and into Alaska beyond. Her merchants or their agents are already laying hold of the trade of Eastern Washington, made accessible by the completion of the Cascade branch of the Northern Pacific Railway. No town on this upper coast is doing better at present, nor done better in the past, or gives greater promise for the future than Seattle, TACOniAc This thriving young oity is the recognized western terminus of the Northern Pacific railroad and has remarkable facilities and opportunities for becoming a large and prosperous commercial and railroad center. It is situated on the southerly shores of Commencement Bay, an arm of Puget Sonnd, which is capable of floating the largest fleet of ocean vessels and sound steamers. The city is situated on a high bluff which rises rapidly from the bay to a distance of a quarter to half a mile and then extends back on a level and beautiful plateau. The city is the county seat of Pierce county, 143 miles north of Portland, 1,911 miles by rail from St. Paul, the eastern terminus of the Northern Pacific railroad. It is 87 miles by the sound to Seattle, 94 to Port Townsend and 127 to Victoria, B. O. The town was settled in 1873. There are nineteen church organizations in Tacoma, the most of which have church edifices, including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Pres- byterian and Unitarian; also, Scandinavian churches of the Baptist, Con- gregational, Lutheran and Methodist denominations. The public sohoolH are all first class and well attended. There is also an excellent young ladies' school for higher culture, known as the Annie Wright Seminary, and a well equipped young men and boys' school called the Washington College. ^ 1 67 B. L. POLK 4 OO.'S I These two InstitutionB were endowed in the earn of $50,000 each by the liberality of Hon. 0. B. Wright, of Philadelphia, who has in so many ways manifested the great interest he feels in the prosperity of this mty. The city contains three banks, thi Tacoraa National, the Merchants National ana the Pacific National, all in prosperous condition. The press is repre- sented by the Ledger (Independent, daily and weekl)-), the News (Inde- pendent, daily and weekly), Die Waoht am Sunde— the Watch on the Sound —(Independent German, weekly). Large deposits of coal near this city are a great source or wealth, the an- nual output being upwards of 200,000 tons. Mauufaoturing is but in its in- fancy, bat yet it has extensive railroad shops and other terminal works, with furniture factories, sash, door and blind factories, foundries, machine shops, saw and planing mills and many other important manufacturing industries. There are excellent water works, gas works, fire department, telephone oom- Dinnioation, and all other attributes of a good-sized city. The shipments are coal, lumber, hops and general farm produce. The year 1887 marks the beginning of an important era in the history of Taooma. The completion of the Cascade division of the Northern Pacific means the removal of every influence that could heretofore impede its growth, and the opening up tar its mershants of an extensive trade east of the Cascade Mountains. Inseparably linked with the Inland Empire, it will advance with the growth and development of that territory. Whatever trade relations may have been formed heretofore with other ports, it is cer- tain that Pnget Bound can always offer superior ind'-cements to the grain shippers of Eastern Washington and Western Idaho. Already the Northern Pacific is tapping the rich grain districts south of the Columbia and Snake rivers, and from what this powerful corporation has done for Dnluth, its eastern terminus, it is easy to see what its policy will be towards its western terminus, Taooma. Few have forecasted the possibilities of grain produc- tion east of the Cascades. The most competent authority estimates the wheat surplus of that region ten years hence at 100,000,000 bushels. More and finer buildings, both residences and business blocks, are in course of erection this year than ever before. The streets and avenues, on which many thousand dollars have been expended, are justly a source of pride to its citizens, as well as surprise to visitors. The famous Tacoma is one of the finest hotels in all its appointments to be found on the Pacific coast. Numerous tourists find the great glaciers and perpetual snow fields of Mount Tacoma a source of intense interest, and there are annually large numbers who come here to take in these wonderful Alpine views. Population upwards of 10,U00, Telegraph, Western Union ana Pacific Postal. Express, Northern Pacific. Mail daily. There are two postoffices. viz: Tacoma (Lamon E. Sampson Postmaster) and ()ld Taooma (Samuel C. Howes Postmaster.) (For informalion concerning city govern- ment, societies, churches, miscellaneous organizations, etc., see pages 872 to 888.) OI^YmPlA. - The capital of the Territory and the judicial seat of Thurston county, is pleasantly situated on Budd's inlet, 123^ miles northwest of Portland, Or. It is on the O. & 0. V. R. R., 20}^ miles northwest of Tenino, where it connects with the P. div. of the N. P. R. R. It contains churches of the Meth«>dist, Catholic, Presbyterian, Congregational rad Episcopal denomina- tions, four good schools, employing eleven teaohem and having an attend- aaoe roll of 400, Territorial and Good Templars* libraries, containing 6,000 and 2,000 volumes respectively, gas and water works, a bank, the First Na- tional (capital $75,000), a public hall, capable of seating 450, saw and shin- gle mills, a number of handsome and well-stooked special aui general stores, and all the other attributes of a prosperous city. 4 PUOET SOUND DIRECTORY. 68 saob by the many ways city. The s' National « is repre- lewa (Inde- 1 the Sound > history of era Paoiflo impede its a4e east of Empire, it Whatever )s, it is cer- • the (train e Northern and Snake >aioth, its its western in prodno- imates the lis. oks, are in renaes, on source of mentstobe laoiera and eresi and wonderfol era Union 're are two Id Tacoma ky govera- pages 872 There is a daily line of Bieamera to Tnooma and Seattle, also to Shelton, Aroadia and Oakland. StageH to Moutesauo (88) and Oakland (daily except Tnenday), fare 81. Few places present more attractions as a summer resort than Olympia. Here we can find all the comforts of larger places, with an air of quiet un- known to the larger and more fashionable watering places. The calm waters of the Sound, fringed with dense forests, with the peaks of the Olympic range in the background, and Mount Rainier to the east, form a picture at sunset which, once seen, can never be forgotten. The streets are broad and well shaded, and are studded with elegant public buildings and private residences, prominent among the former bein the Territorial Capitol, the City Hall, the halls of the Good Templai-s, Od Fellows and Masonic societies, and Providence Academy. The press is represented by the Partioan (weekly, B«*publican), issued Saturday, and the Washington Standard (Democratic, weekly), the New Transcript, issued Saturday, and the Northwest Teacher, an educational monthly. An eifl- oient tire department renders the city safe from any serious conflagration. The shipments comprise wool, hops, fish, lumber, hop poles and hoops, and may be made by boat or rail. Olympia is crowing steadily, and its future proipeots are most encouraginc. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. Population, 2,800. Mail, daily. Arthur D. Qlover, postmaster. PORT T01VN8END. Beautifully located in the extreme northeastern portion of Jefferson county, on Puget Sound, is a proBperoua incorporated city, 214 miles north of Portland, and 82 northwest of Tacoma. Settled in 1863, it is now the judicial seat of Jefferson County, and contains Episcopal, (-athohc, Presby- terian and Methodist Churches, a good school employing five teachers and having an attendance roll of 200, steam saw and planing mills, an opera house capable of seating 1,000, a bank (the First National, capital $50,000), a foundry and a number of special and gereral stores. Fort Townseno, two miles distant, military headquarters for Pnget Sound. Port Townsend is the principal port of entry for the Sound, the collector of Customs and several consuls residing here. The U. S. Marine Hospital is also located here. The secret and benevolent orders are well represented. Steamers from Tacoma daily except Sunday. Steamers from and for San Francisco also call here regularly. The press is ably represented by the Paget Sound Argus (daily and weekly, Ind.), and the Call (weekly, Ind.). Lumber is the only shipment. Tel, Puget Sound Co. Exp., N P Co. Population, 2,000. Mail, daily. Gtoorge G. MoNamara, Postmaster. m county, Portland, >, where it les of the ienomina- m attend- ning 6,000 First Na- and shin- i general OF ITINERANT DIRECTORV CANVASSERS R. L. POLK &. CO. Are the only reliable Directory Publibhers in the Pacific Northwest GENEEAL INDEX. Page. Alphabetioal isliof names ... 72-562 Banks and Bankers 566, 666 Blakeley Directory 72-81 Clallam County Directory. .49G- 499 Classified Business Directory 564-604 Coupeville Directory 81-^3 Friday Harbor Directory 83 Index to AdvertiBemonta — . .69-71 Introductory ." . 58-68 Islend County .Directory — 499-501 JeifTerson County Directory.. 501 -503 Jiing County Directory 503-516 Kitaa? County Directory .... 517-520 LaOonner Directory 84-88 Mason County Directory R21, 522 Mount Vernon Directory 88-92 Newcasi^e .!>irectc)iry 92-99 Newflpapeifl 690 Oiympia Directory , 108 184 Pierce County Directory 523- 630 Port Angeies Directory 185-138 Pace. Port Disoovery Directory . . . 138-142 Port Gamble Directory 142-150 Port Ladlow Directory 160-153 Port Madison Directory 153-165 Port Townsend Directory . . . 156-184 Puyallup Directory 184-191 Renton Directory 191-198 San Juan County Directory. 630-583 Seattle Directory 194-359 Sehome Directory 860-361 Shelton Pirwtory 361-368 Skagit Cotti-ity Directory... .633-541 Snohomish Direotoiy 363-368 Snohomish County Direotory642-548 St^i'lar.iom J>?.rectory 368-371 Taooma Directory 880-487 Tenino Directory 487-48B Thurston County Directory, 648 -654 T unwater Directory 488-490 Whatcom Directory 490-496 Whatcom County Direotopy. 554-562 IS! iK I INDEX TO ADVEETISEMENT8. Port BJiAoley Mill Co 79 Susknttua D J 71,' BOSTON, MA8S. I.>ennison Mufff Co., baoktione aad p 378 OHBUAXia Oogawell .L K '•.62 Gaston MG 88 HADI100&. Belyea J E , 371 XiAOONJIBA. McGlinn John 87 Martin B L ' ' 85 MT. VBBNON. PordAACi 89 MoNamara M 89 Keytfl Walter 545 oiiyitFii. Aldridge & Hoy 107 Biiirkley & Thomp«on opp 181 Brewer J 8 106 Brown A B 104 Chambers AH 102 Dolan Patrick 106 Drewry HO lOB Elmore Charles 106 Follansbee & Hendersoik 100 Htmry r SB 105 Libby Mrs E 106 Jjiiiiejohn Wm 108 NosohkaG. 107 Oiympia Steam Nav Oo 68 Parker ,1 G 104 Smith AH 107 Springer, White A Oo . . 107 Sternberg Wm jr . . . 104 Thomijaon Aifred 100 Thompson & Co opp 182 Toklas & Kaufman 102 Vincent Berjarain 101 Wosterman HP 106 Whitn«7 A .0 101 Wilson .1 ofan H . . , 107 I PUQET SOUND DIRECTORY. 70 PSM. r... 188-142 ....142-150 ..,.150-153 ....153-155 jr... 156- 184 ....184-191 . . . . 191-198 [)iT.530-5aVright 11 Hallin Frederick 50 Hoffman P 35 Houghton & Johnson 88 Hunter Samuel 41 Jones TE 44 Kellogsr G & Co opp 194 KellyGeorge. 26 Lair P J & Co opp 283 Lake Union Ice Co 46 Lake Union Furn Mfg Co . . top lines MoElroy & Smith 46 Marco F 46 Masoulin Charlep 48 MilesZC 27 Mitchell JFT 48 Moore George N 86 OrokeMF 83 Peiser T E opp 814 Peterson Bros 359 Peterson LP... ., 43 Post Intelligencer 20 Press Pub Co 22 Fuget Steam Laundry 50 Paget Sound Ice Co 12 Pumphrej^ & Lowman 82 Sueen City Boiler Works 16 ohbins L M & Sou 84 Rohlfrt & Schoder 16 Schlossmacher A 17 Seattle Boiler Works 26 Seattle Daily Tunes 21 Seattle Hardware Co top lines SmithJW 14 Smith LKQ front cover StanleyWP 41 Stares WJ 60 Sunday Star 19 StroutEA 12 mammmmmmm 71 R. L. POLK & CO/8 ;; ! 'I Fage. TalbotDJ S5 TigheJS 37 Washington Iron Worts 24 WheeierJM 48 WrightaM 36 SEHOMB. Morse R I bottom lines BHBLTON. KneelandWH 361 TaylorAJ 361 TACOMA. Aitken OharloB H 81 AUandBobert 38 Annie Wright Seminary 10 Baker Jno 8 & Oo top lines Banblits H & Oo 44 Berger Charles 46 Bonuey & Kabler. . .side lines and 8 Bradley Wm 13 Brooks & Blewett. front cover and opp p 398 Brown's Wharf and Nav Oo . . . . 375 Oadwell E P 31 Oarson & Johnson 8 Case G E, top lines and Dobziusky Jaliua 42 Donaldson S 49 Dtxrr HA&Co bot lines Exohanare Hotel 38 Fife & Wilson 49 Gillett MrsE A 51 Glidden & Town 82 Gloyd & Spinning 29 Grattou L 36 Gropper John B 376 Gross Bros 2 Guinn& Miller 26 Hall & Cnven Jer top lines Harmon FS&Co 35 Harris W H bot lines Howell J 8 & Son 31 Hnnt&Mottet 27 Eampeter H 44 Knabel H 39 Langert C bot lines Lister J H & Sons 24 McKone & Co 43 Merchants' Nat Bank front cover Metssler Philip 376 Miller & Browu bot lines Moore & Slsughter 5 News Publishing Oo 21 Noreus JH so Orchard JO 51 Ouimette EN 30 Paddock J A bot lines PftffO Peters&Miller 374 PowellDA 28 Paget Sound College Hospital, bot lines KauhJbhnB 40 BiohHL&Oo 46 Koemer Rudolph Von 37 RungeFG 45 SobollJohnD 40 Shannon & Austin 26 Snyder, Stevens & Co 42 Stmve, Haines, MoMicken & Garretaon 32 Sundberg & Nyman 37 Svea Hotel 37 Switchback Saloon 376 Tacoma Co-op Stev and Rig Oo. 373 Tacoma Land Co 7 Tacoma Iron Works 23 Tacoma Ledger 19 T«ooma News 21 Tcooma National Bank 879 Tacoma Steam Laundry 876 Tacoma Union Iron Works 23 TaylorEW 32 Thomas H D & M E back cover Twyman W F 375 Uhlman & Sargent 377 Vanghan E & Oo bot lines WachtAmSunde 22 Wa-'hington College 9 WestlinP 38 Wheeler Gage M 48 WoodGH hotlines and 28 YoujQgWmB 34 VIOTOBXA. Bamsley John 611 Beegan FJ 609 Cam;.heH P 611 Clarence Hotel inside back cover Colonist 607 Goodwin & Jordan 611 Hall, Ross &O0 604 Hodge Wm 611 Lessk & Morrison 605 Miller & Hunter 607 Phillips George 618 Bmallbone OB 61)9 Tai. Soong & Oo 613 Williams B & Oo 605 WHATOOU. Bemis G F 491 Collins & Powell bot lines Fairohild HA 491 Hixson & McCarthy 491 Terminus Hotel 491 M R. L. POLK & CO.'S PUGET SOUND DIRECTORY, ABBRETIATIONS. adv advertiseiaeut ave avenue bds boards bel below ool'd colored oor corner e east, or east of e 8 east side D north, or north of n e oor northeast comer nr near n s north side n w oor uorthwest comer opp opposite rms rooms res resides s south, or south of s e oor southeast oomer SB south side s w cor southwest oomer w west, or west of w 8 west side BLAKELElf. Known also as Port Blakeley. A village on Admiralty inlet, in Kitsap county, 9 miles south of Port Madison, the county seat, and 10 west of Seattle, the nearest banking point. Settled in 1857, it contains a lumber mill, hotel, a ship yard, 2 churches and a district school. The Port Blakeley Mill Co., whose headquarters are here, employ about 1,200 men, in the different departments, and have a capacity for cutting 300>000 feet of lumber in ten hours. Lumber and farm produce are shipped. Steamers three times daily to Seat- tle. Fare 50 cents. Population 500. Exp., N. P. Mail daily. Wra. Renton, postmaster. Adams I D, laborer. Albert Paul, laborer. Aleki Alexander, laborer. Allen Herman C, laborer. 7 B'E.AJTTXj-^ til ««9 FKOMT MTBKRT, HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CO 73 B. L. POLK A 00. S 09 CO It a I. u ft* ®« Allen John H, carpenter. ■ Amy Charles, laborer. Anderson Thomas, watchman P B Mills. Andrews Wm, laborer. Anstey Philip, fireman. Anthony A B, filer. Appe Frank, laborer. Bainbrid§^e House, D J Sackman, Propr. Bean Joseph, laborer. Beebe Ilenry, laborer. Bell Reuben, carpenter. Bell Wm, engineer. Benner D J, fastener. Bidgood S D, laborer. Billings Frederick, carpenter. Biorseth Ingram, laborer, Blythe Joseph C, carpenter. Boden Louis O, laborer. Boys Frank, laborer. [See adv.) Bainbridg^e Hotel, PORT BLAKELY. g* A First Class Sample Room, where the g Choicest Brands of Wines, Liquors and ^ Cigars can be found. ■ J Livery Stable in Connection with the House. rj D. J. SACKMAN, Prop. quarters in the east, and does ffi'^B, on K J ^^^'^5'^^^^^^^^^ ih/L^A'? !"««* Head- .r:3£3.!l.t!:i^L-^.^« =^2 oTKrV?^^^^^ s,„i.-d^To eVwybody-g^i^aSte^ar l5%= rACIFlC A V 1 le ,se. ioifio lead- lal to MONEYTOLOANl'^»»«*"S»i*I«»sTco. BLAKELEY DIRECTORY. 74 Brahatn Agustus, laborer. Braithwaite Henry, laborer. Brandt Adam, sawyer P B Mills. Brooks Thomas H, storekeeper P B Mill Co. Bross Wm, planer. Brown Charles L W, pilot str Michigan. Brown C P, laborer. Brown Frank, laborer. Brown James, laborer. 'Brown Samuel, laborer. Brown Samuel, laborer. Buifum Wm 6, carpenter. Burchill George, boom master P B Mill Co. Burke James, fireman. Busby Charles, teamster P B Mills. Butterworth George, laborer. CabuUo Ignatius, laborer. Campbell James, millwright P B Mill Co. Campbell John A, Manager Port Blakeley Mill Co. Campbell Wm, assistant engineer. Carlson C L, laborer. Carlson Frederick, laborer. Cardewas John, laborer. Carusco Cornelius, laborer. Case Albert, carpenter. Cavanaugh F J, laborer. Chambers Wm R, tallyman P B Mills. Charlton Thomas, watchman Hall Bros. Chilcott Richard, manager R W DeLion & Co. Childs John, laborer. Clark Willard, laborer. Clements Edward, mate. Cochrane D N, laborer, Collingwood R, water tender. Collins James, spar maker. Collins Walter, watchman P B Mills. Condon Richard, tallyman P B Mills. Conners John R, carpenter. Cooksey A, laborer, Copeland Wm, carpenter. Cover W A, laborer. Creigh Edward N, assistant storekeeper P B Mill Co. ■< > X r m 8 n r I E.C.Vaughan&Co. WHOLMALK AMD BXTAIL Clily Book and dtatlonery Wtore, lioa Pacific At»., cor. llth, Tacoma. W. T. HILL, OSBORNE & CO.Abstracts of litres KhrComity cu 75 «)I0 Front liltrcAt. ftBATTIiB, VT. T. B. L. FOLK A, OO/S ca cs GO ca cu C/9 a C3 c/> CO u 0> CO CO CO Q. 9 .3 Cruise George, planer. Curtis George, machinist P B Mill Co. Dally George, boom man P B Mill Co. D'Arcy Wm, carpenter. Davey Sydney, teamster P B Mills. Davey Wm, laborer. Davidson Wm, laborer. , Davis Samuel, laborer. Delaplaine Arthur, tallyman P B Mills. Detiere John, tallyman P B Mills. Dickson D B, laborer. Dickson W A, laborer. Doyea Frank, carpenter. Draper Charles, machinist P B Mill Co. Durkin P, filer. Edmunds John, laborer. Edmunds John, laborer. Elford John, marker. Elfson Erick, laborer. England George, laborer. Evans Wm, fastener. Featherston B, oiler. Fernandez Domingo, laborer. Fetterly J L, laborer. Fielding James, laborer. Fin lay John, laboi*er. Fisher Christopher, laborer. Fitzhenry James, laborer, Forwarn Kichard H, marker. Foster Robert, cook. Eraser Daniel assistant engineer. Freeman Frederick, marker. Eraser John, carpenter P B Mills. Gaggen Peter, laborer. Gardner John, laborer. - Garrett Alexander, laborer. Gartmann Wm, waiter. Glud P J P, laborer. Golden Stephen, laborer. Grant Thomas, captain Politkofsky. Green Josiah, laborer. Green S S, joiner. Dr. G. E. CASE. Orthopffidic Surgeon, V.A.OOa^L^ "VT. V. JNO. 8. BAKER & CO. ^'•""•*'-' 0"°«"» INVITI 00RRE8P0NDEN0E. BLAKELEY DIRECTORY. Commission Merohants, TAOOMA. WA3H. TY. 76 Green Winfrey, sawyer. Grennell "W B. Grilly Charles, steward Bainbridge House. Haldorson Edward, deckhand. Hall Bros (Winslow G and Henry K), Ship Builders. Hall Henry K (Hall Bros). Hall Winslow Cr (Hall Bros), res San Francisco. Hanson O, ship carpenter. Hayden James, laborer. Hazlet Robert, carpenter. Hepson "Wm, laborer. Hinds Charles C, carpenter. Hines James, planer. Holden James, teamster P B Mills. Holm John, laborer. Hooper W L, laborer. Hyde John, laborer. lerez Juan, laborer. Johnson James, watchman P B Mills. Johnson John, laborer. Johnson J S, laborer. Johnson K, Ibaorer. Johnson M, iiler. Johnson Soencer, laborer. Johnson Wm, fireman. Jolleys Henry, laborer. Jones Wm, laborer. Kargall Frank, mate. Kellig Andrew, laborer. Kerns George, laborer. Kimball George, planer. King Frank, carpenter. King Philip, carpenter. Kippie John, waiter. Knapp A B, laborer. Knight Robert, engineer. Lamon M, teamster P B Mills. Larsen Hans, planer. Lasaon Lawrence, deckhand. Lawrence Robert, laborer. Leinstrom John, laborer, Lincoln Edward H, bookkeeper Hall Bros. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL. Tacoma, W. T. Bpeoial attention given to all ohronio afflictions, including those aoffering from Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. H X m > o PatJwin Engine Steam Feeds] Washington ( Iron Worka Oo. Seattle. FOB liVMBKR MllitM. « C3 CO CO 77 R. L. POLK & 00. S oa CO 03 |1 as e« -a* V . if i V a e Little Yuba, watchman P B Mills. Lockeley Wm, laborer. Lund Harry, laborer. McCall John, sawyer P B Mills. McCann Andrew, cook. McCauUy Henry, laborer. McCrea A, joiner. McCrea Joseph, joiner. McCurdy James, carpenter. McDonald M, blacksmith P B Mills. McGregor Alexander, laborer. McGuire Frank, deckhand. McKeen A J, machinist P B Mill Co. McKinzie Murdock, carpenter. McLeod John D, laborer. McLeon John, laborer. McLeon Murdock, sawyer P B Mills. McLenden Charles, teamster P B Mills. McShefEery Wm, laborer. Malcolm Wm, mangr Bainbridge House. Mariano Juan, laborer. Marr Charles, porter P B Mill Co store. Martin James, laborer. Martin Michael, calker. Martin Peter, laborer. Masters James E, blacksmith. Matherson James, hostler Bainbridge Livery. Mathews W G, laborer. Mayne James R. Mellett A, laborer. Miller Frank H, laborer. Miller John, laborer. Mitchell Frank, carpenter. Minor John, laborer. Mobley James, marker. Monk George, foreman. Mordean Frank, laborer. Morris Richard, deckhand. Munoz Juan, laborer. Murray John, laborer. Neilson Harry, laborer. JSTelson Louis, laborer. V a COLLINS & POWELL, J Taxes Paid. Rents Collecteil. WHATCOM, W. T. Information eiven Non-Realdents. THK CHEAPEST LOTS EVER OKFTERED. V a $55 About IHiuiles from Post. Office, within 5 blooka of Graded Sireots with sidewalks. I'rice, 955. Terms. $20 cash; $15 one mo.; $20 two moa.; Nointerest. 8ize, 2Sxi2o ft. Fshelmait, Llewellyn & Co. Seattle. $55 BLAKELEY DIRECTORY. 78 Nelson Michael, laborer. Nelson Nicholas, planer. Nolando Custo, laborer. Nugent James, captain str Michigan. O'Keefe Daniel, laborer. Olden Emanuel, laborer. Oldtield James, mill supt P B Mill Co. Oldlield Joseph, laborer. Oldghren Olaf, laborer. Olatson Elef, shoemaker. Olafson Olof, laborer. Olivaria Gregario, laborer. Owens Daniel, carpenter P B Mills. Parks Samuel M, laborer P B Mills. Paton George, laborer. Paup Martin, engineer. Pennant Wm. laborer. Peiro John, laborer. Peterson Beabry, trimmer. Peterson John, fireman. Peterson John P, hiborer. Phillips Joseph W, bookkeeper P B Mill Co. Pilanao Cisto, laborer. Pitman John, carpenter. Pitman Wm, carpenter. Pitt Joseph, laborer. Plantzer James, laborer. Plate Charles, laborer. Poole John, boss joiner. Port Blakeley mill Company, Renton, Holmes & Co Proprietors. [See adv.) Powell Thomas, bookkeeper P B Mill Co. Price Hem-y Y, telegraph operator P B Mill Co. Price Joseph, laborer. Redmand James, fastener. Kenton Captain Wm, (Renton, Holmes & Co). Renton, Holmes & Co (Wm Renton, C S Holmes, R K Ham), Proprietors Port Blakeley Mill. Rex Wm, fastner. Richardson George Y, laborer. Riley Edward, laborer. Roathe Paul, laborer. FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opened May l»t, 188«. Starr Street, OLD TACOMA. ■ X ■ o 9. en cr =3 to CD Da C/> 09 i 79 R. L. POLK A 00. 8 PORT BLAKELY Mill Co. Lumber Manufacturers, PORT BLAKELY, W. T. Renton, Holmes & Co. WHOliBHALE AMD RBTAIL LUMBER DEALERS. OFFICE: Ker 3, Stewart St, SAN FRANCISCO. Mills at Port Blakely, Paget Sound, W. T. GABGOES FURNISHED TO ORDER. HALL & CAVENDER, Farm, Timber and Coal Lands. •^TT. T. BLAKELEY DIRECTORY. 80 H Z (See H Z "0 > o i5 5 Robertson George, laborer. Rose John, booininan P B Mill Co. Russell Benjamin, laborer. Ryan Charles, boomman P B Mill Co. Ryder Benjamin S, laborer. Sackman Daniel J, Proprietor Bainbridge House. P 73.) Sackman John D, clerk Bainbridge House. Saddler S N, laborer. Saloraansen M, carpenter. Sands Edward, laborer. Santiago Frank, laborer. Sears C E, sawyer P B Mills. Seaverson Charies, laborer. Sharp M V, laborer. Shenell E George, clerk Bainbridge House. Shepard Frederick F, carpenter. Shepard Robert, carpenter. Shoobrook John, confectionery. Siebenea Henry, waiter. Simpson James, edger. Sims R Y, carpenter P B Mills. Smar Henry E, laborer. Smart Beto, laborer. Smith Charles P, laborer. Smith C H, laborer. Smith Frank, captain tug Blakeley. Smith Freeman, wharf foreman P B Mill Co. Smith George, laborer. Smith Henry, laborer. Smith H W, laborer. Smith Shuber, carpenter. Snyder Frederick, laborer. Soter John, laborer. Southerland Jacob, carpenter. Sox Mathew, porter P B Mill Co. Spieseke Oswin, machinist P B Mills. Spieseke Wm, master mechanic P B Mills. Starr Edward, laborer. Starkey IST P, fireman. Still Edward, engineer. Stone H A, filer. QXT 'XirT^\^\T\ A«ent for Newtsii Wagron and Wor- M \A/ C III IJ virslan Plow Co. Ueueral AKrtnol- S. s 3 o 3 llWi Paelfl« Ave. Implements, and 11»1 B. A. m. TACOMA, W. T. Seattle Hardware Co.| ««a Front Mt., Moattle. ( BLA(;K8MITH8' BUI1-DEK8' MILLMKN'H SUPPLIES Ml CO 81 B. L. POLK A OO.'S § 09 CD CO CO CO CO CT> !l Si i Stuck Josepli, waiter. Sutter Samuel, filer. Swain Charles, laborer. Swanberg Charles, carpenter P B Mills. Taylor Pi P, marker. Taylor James, carpenter. Taylor Wm, boss tasteuer. Thompson Albert, laborer. Thompson Peter, laborer. Timmerman James, planer. Tobin G K, asst engineer. Tully Thomas, tallyman P H Mills. Valmercedes C, laborer. Vannostram James, watchman P B Mills. Vannostram J N, laborer. Vargus Antonio, laborer. Vargus Peter, planer. Walgren Richard, laborer. Watson Charles, laborer. Watson Charles W, laborer. Waterman Benjamin, watchman Bainbridge House. West Charles 1^, laborer. Williams Charles, fastener. Williams Frederick, laborer. Wilson Daniel, laborer. Wist Christopher, waiter Cook House. Woods Charles, inachinist P B Mill Co. Woods Johns, deckhand. Young G A, laborer. Young James, cook. Young James, spar maker. Youngs Wm G, school teacher. Zimmerman Charles, laborer. ^ COUPE YILLE. The judicial seat of Island county. It is pleasantly located on Pnget Sound, 60 miles northwest of Seattle, and 10 miles northeast of Port Townsend, the nearest banking point. Steamers from the latter place daily except Monday and Saturday. It was settled in 1858. It contains a Methodist church, tine public school, two general stores, two hotels, etc. The Puget Sound Academy, fostered by the Con- gregational church, is located here. Population 125. Grain, CT A 'Km-'17'1?nP Importer and Wholesale Dealer in IVlneR, Lilqnom • U-tXn\JJU.DtXi, and Clears. Sole Aaent for the Kore«t KiuK and the Taylor Kentaeky Bourbon and Rye WhlMkteR, Depot for the Piper Hledaeek Ghampasne. 1000 PACIFIC! AV., TACOMA, W. T. lES It of •est ept s a wo m- in, itra the Z^*^r«ir?«!'*^;;'i^5^NTS \ ^"«'**"*®« L°«" * Trust Co. Kins i;o.. BOUGHT. ] Seattle. COUPEVILLE DIRECTORY. 82 produce, live stock atirl friiit form the sliipments, Blowers, post- lipmen A. D. Mail, tri- weekly from Port Towiiseiid and Seattle, master, Alexander Abram L, hotel. Barringtoii E, meat market. Blowers A D (Blowers tte Ivinetli), Postmaster, Blowers & Kiiieth (A I) lilowers, A R Kineth), general store. Brown Frank J, prof of languages and mathematics Pnget Sound Academy. Coupe Mrs Mai-ia. Cranney Miss Flora E, teacher. Cranney Thomas, iustice of the peace. Dyer Charles P, vessel captain. Eaton C P, logger. Fay Mrs Frances. Gaston Miss E M, teacher of music Puget Sound Academy. CraMtoii M IS, General Store. [/See p 83.) Gillespie James, meat market. Griffitlis Thomas, helper. Hull Mrs Sprah K. Jenne Jacob, pi-oprietor Central Hotel. Kineth A R (Elowers & Kineth). Kineth John, farmer. Kinney Thomas F, carpenter. Leach Mrs C A. Leach John A, druggist. liibbey Joseph ll, County Auditor and Notary Public. Lindsay Prof (^eorgc, Principal and Professor Mental, Moral and Natural Science, Puget Sound Academy. Lovejoy Howard B, carpenter. McMillan Rev W B, pastor M E Church. Mitchell Charles A, logger. Mitchell Emerson, logger. Mitchell Frank C, carpenter. Monroe J E, Probate Judge aiid County Treasurer, Power Joseph C, Sheriff and County Assessor. Puget iliound Academy, under the auspices of the Congregational denomination, Prof George Lindsay Principal. Race Puget, drugs. Reed Miss A Irene, matron Puget Sound Academy. Richards Thomas N, farmer. PIHTilRP - ANn RnnM With full line of EnKrnTinKS, Artotypes. Etc. Framed riUIUnC MIIU nUUIII Made to order of latest.best ana most stylish materialB, »■ 0%m§a ■%|A|#\A City Book and Stationery Store, E. C. VauKhan & Co. ■MOUklJINGO 110» Pociflc Ave., cor. 1 1 tb, Tacoma, W. T. CD •5. €9^ ill CIVIL ENamEERS, GARDNER & HOQS, City Mnrv«yor'8 Aflllce, 680 Vront M(tr«et, MRATTfjB, W. T. o .£ c us MM* SiE^: 83 R. L. POLK A 00. 8 fvobertBon John A S, prodnce. Sain Wiison F, cleric M G Gaston. kSchrioider Miss Emma E, principal of ladies' department and instructor in Englinh Drancliefi and German Paget Sound Academy. Straub John J, blackfimifch and wagonmaker. Svrift J H Watson Tj E, clerk Blowers & Kineth. Williamt; Charles S, school teacher. FRIDAY MAKBOR. Tlie judicial seat of San Juan county, is pleasantly located on San Jnan inlet, 38 miles north- west of Port Townseiid, the nearest banking point. The ship- n'.snts comprise h'sh, oil and produce. Population, 75. Steamer to Port Townsend and Seattle. Mail, semi-weekly. Argjle Milling Co. (Inc.), general ptore and grist mill. Bowman John H, Auditor San Juan county, thrown E C, blacksmith. Douglas Robei't, saloon. Gillette E C, county school supt, rv:u San Juan Island. Katz Israel, gent ral store. Kelly John, sheriff San Juan county. McCabe Wm, m •-'terer. McKpv Charles, -Jacksmith. Nicliolfj ¥i. W, hotel and saloon. Reed C C, treasurer San Juan county. Sun Junn Manfacturinj/ Co, oil manufacturers and general store. Sweeney Joseph, general store and agricultural implements. Sweeney J T, genecp.I store. Warbass E D, judge of probate. COUPBYILLE CASH STORE. a M. G. GASTCN, Proprietor, ?E General Merchandise, tt GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, ETC. O Highest Market Price Paid for all kinds of Farm Produce Z COUPEVILLE, W. T. TAOOWA. W T. OF WOMEN. e9 o < a. ma, T. nt and Sound 1 Juan north- 5 ship- 1, 75. ly. store. »0. uce. .SES JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale GROCERi Tacoma, Wash. Ty. IMPORTERS OF Fllfi JAPAN TEAS. LA CONNER DIBECTORY. 84 Waterman & Katz, general store. Wells H G, county surveyor, Vercoe James, county coroner. m CO I CD e CO 3 CO CD Stable and Proprietor Stage gg" C3 CD C/> liA COIVI^EM. A flourishing . iwn on Puget Sound, in Skagit county, 80 miles north of Seattle, 12 southwest of Mt, Vernon, the county seat. It contains 8 churches, a bank, good district schools, a circulating library, lirst-class hotels, and a number of well-stocked special and general stores, and is the seat of the district court. A weekly newspaper, the Puget Sound Mail, is published. The shipments comprise grain and feneral produce. Two lines of steamers call here tri-weekly. Ixpress, N. P. Telegraph, Pacific Postal. Population, 500. Mail, tri-weekly. Joseph F. Dwelley, postmaster. Andrews L L, asst cashier Skagit county bank and sheriff Skagit county. Antenen Catherine (wid Samuel). Autenon Christian, laborer. Antenen Fred, carpenter. Ball Richard H, Livery Line La Conner to Mt. Vernon Bowden Charles, vessel owner. Braun George V, logger. Balcom George A, physician. Breslich Fred, laborer. Breslich Eichard, butcher, Brewster Joseph P (Brewster &, Byrnes). Brewster Useba J (wid Horace). Brewster & Byrnes (Joseph P Brewster, David H Byrnes), con- fectionery, etc. Brooks Samuel P, lawyer. Brown Neill (Valentine & Brown). Bumpus Alson B, larmer. Byrnes David H (Brewster & Byrnes). Calhoun G V, physician. Carlson Adam, grocer. Carter F L, pres Mail Pub Co. Cheno "ith Justin, bartender, bds Planters' Hotel. Cliiibei Miss Mary, di'essmaker. Church John, carpenter. Cleaves Fred D, Real Estate, Abstracts and Insurance, and District Court Clerk. PU6ET SOUND HOSPITAL SftK^^SxS ^ TX.C01IIUL, W. T. Morphine and CUonl Habit. m CD CD h 86 B. L. POLK A CO. 8 B. L. MARTIN, CASH DBALBB IN Dress Coods,Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, Musical Instruments of all kindSn Organs and Pianos Sold on the Installment Plan. Eastern Washington and California Flour, Coal Oil, Bacon, Hams and Lard, Hay, Grain and Shingles. Hats, Caps and Clothing, BOOTS and SHOES. 0B8EEVE THIS A large stock of Cdrpet-warps, Wall Papers of Elegant Designs, also House Linings at very low prices, always in stock. DON'T FORGET to see me abont Paints and Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, Glassware and Crockery. N. B. — I do a Cash Business as nearly as possible. All run- ning accounts payable monthly, and will guarantee you the worth of your money when the cash is laid on tho counter. B. L. MARTIN, UConneis W. T. D D D D Buy Acre TraetH near Seattle of ds ery, Ian. )ur, g, KVall low jlies, run- >rth ESHELMAN. LLEWELLYN & CO., Brokers. ] S^iir^t*i[.fuTOa^J*|lj,"» '**"""- Pogt Building, Seattle, Waah. Kortanefl made by buying Huoh traoUi »>.>'••.<■. u.,. X out, wuiaun, i>enver. etc. DO will purohasee near Seattle prove. LA CONNER DIRECTORY. 86 Dickey S A, teacher public school. Dodge Miss Leila. Dodge Mrs Mary A. Dwelley Jo§eph F, Books and Stationery, Postmaster and Justice of the Peace. Eyer Fred, livery and telegraph operator. Francis Jesse R, clerk. Gaches James (J & G Gaelics). Gaelics George U & Q Gaches). Gaches J & G (James and George Gaches), general store. Gallaiher Miles, farmer. Gardner Calvin B, dentist. Ginnett Eobert, carpenter. Glover J C, gardener. Goldsmith A B, clothing. Goldsmith Charles, clerk J Goldsmith. Goldsmith Joseph, dry goods and clothing. Goldsmith Samuc\ Graham F M, clerk Graham & Naher. Graham Wm H (Graham & Naher). Graham & Naher (Wm H Graham, A F Naher), general store. Helfrich Fred L, sli emaker, Henderson .Ti:;ie, sec and treas Mail Pub Co. Hewitt Mrs Margaret, proprietor Planters' Hotel. Hintz Michael, porter McGlinn House. Hoffman Peter, laborer. Joerg^ensen Sophus, Drugs, Stationery ani Circulating Library. Kyse H P. La Conner Drug: Store, Sophus Joergensen Proprietor. Lindsay Miss Carrie, clerk Soplius Joergensen. Lindsay T F. McBride, Carr & Preston (Henry McBride, E. M. Carr, Harold Preston), lawyers. McBride Henry (McBride, Carr & Preston). IVIcGlinn ilou§e, John McGlinn proprietor. [Seep^l.) lUcGlinn John, Proprietor McGlinn House. iSeep^l.) McKenzie John W, saloon. mall Pub^'!9hinir Co (Inc 18851, F ^- Carter Pre8,Juiie Ilenderhuii Sec and Treas, Publishers Paget Sound Mail. martin S L, General Store. {See p 85.) Martin Charles, restaurant. Cau be relied ui>or\ for i he »ery best work. OimmIp oallotl (or mid i(«lirered. Laundry our. fi«Nt B and ttuuth ^tb at*. Uffioe 'id dour North \jt Opera Houbo, Taooina. m Wkm mi I I D D V PH0T06RAPHl£R. Port Townsend, IVI C IVI U K tm T NegatiTM made Ij Initantueoui Proomw. '^ 87 R. L. POLE & OO.'S < Iti Z H ft O Miller Peter H, jeweler. Mooie Rev Edward J, pastor M E Church. O'Hare Patrick (O'Hare & Wilke). O'Hare & Wilke (Patrick O'Hare, Wm Wilke), Meat Market. Otis Ceylon, carpenter. Palmer Lincoln E, clerk B L Martin. Peck John, cabinet maker. Planters' Hotel, Mrs M Hewitt Proprietor. Plimpton Charles E, bookkeeper. Poison Nels, clerk Perry Poison. Poison Oliver (Visell & Poison). Poison Paul, saloon, bds Planters' Hotel. Poison Perry, Agricultural Implements, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. Power James, farm loans. Puget Sound »Inil The, published by Mail Publishing Conapany. PuUiam Rev J G, pastor Baptist Church. Purdy Percival A, dentist. ' Redward J C, carpenter and builuer. Roberts Frank, painter, Schrlcker W E, Proprietor Skagit County Bank, Seigfred Archibald, laborer. Seigf red J ohn W, farmer. Seigfred Wm E, printer. Skagit County Bank, W E Schricker Propr. Slawoon Orlando, laborer. Staude August, boots and shoes. McGLIlTN ~HOUSEi LA CONNEi?, W. T. No pains will be spared in keeping up ihe well-established repv .nation of the house, as one of the quietest and best kept hotels in the Territiary. ITO ZiXQITOB.^ SOZiD» Everytbinff neat and clean Bbont the preiniBeR. Spf'oxnl efforts mil bo made to keep the table stipplied with the beat the market oan afford, and to see that the meals are ouoked acd served second to no other bouse in the Territory. A large reading room for the aocomniodation of guests. JOHN McCLINN. REAL ESTATE Bought, Sold and »r { Xanituuti male (u sn-ru inU 3 t%ai. H. HAKURM, _ . _, 1 General Real Fxtat* Agent, Exchanged. ( oaMOT«0MTMoiMP.o.,TMtw.w.T, ! ! id, MM. sat ves ing ♦ tb« be Uto the nt, W.t. HALL & CAVENDERi ^conveniently Located. MOUNT YEBNON DIRECTORY. 88 Tansey G W, barber. Thoma Eev Joseph, pastor Oatholic Church, res Tulalip. Turner George H, groceries and hardware. Turner Henry. Turner Mrs Bebecca. Unkhart George, stage driver. Unkhart John, laborer. Valentine S T (Yalentiiie & Brown). Valontine & Browii (^S T Valentine, Neill Brown), tinware and agricultural, implements. Visell J F (Visell & Poison). Visell & Poison (J F Visell, Oliver Poison), General Mer- chandise. Walburn A, saloon. Wallace J Lyle, laborer. Wells Edwin, blacksmith. Wells Seely, blacksmith Edwin Wells. Wells Wm R, clerk B L Martin. 'V^elts Richard O, county supt schools. White John J, clerk A Carlson. Wilke Wm (O'Hare & Wilke). Williams /ilbioil 0, Physician and Surgeon, bds Planters' Hotel. iHOlJWT y£R]WO]V. A village on the Skagit river, and the county seat of Skagit county, 1»2 miles north of Seattle, with which there is direct communication by steamer tour timea a week. LaConner is tiie nearest ban!nng point. Settled in 1872, it has a Methodist Episcopal cKurcn, three hotels and several general and special stores. An excellent newspaper, the Skagit ISews, is issued. Exports lumber, grain and general pro- duce. Population, 200. Telegraph, Pacific Postal. E. G. English, postmaster. Bailey A S (Bailey & Perkinsou). Bailey &, Perkinson (A S Bailey, Wm W Perkinson), Saloon. Eaker George, lumberman. Barrington Joseph, painter, Bernier Alfred (Bernier & LaBarge). Bernier & LaBarge (Alfred Bernier, Gilbert LaBarge), livery stable and ferry. Brann Orrin, propr Mt Vernon House. m CO "0 CD 3 CfO CD c/s SS. taa CO CD' , M. WOOD, *''■'■' »«^"'"*y^f;o*wgsT HABOWARR. liOOMRRS* M1JPPL1K8 ' I taa PMolflo Av., and liai R. R. St., TAOOMA, W. T. PRICBM. {agaMtatitMwa'riww 89 B. L. POLK & 00. 'S Th© WASHIITGTOIT Mount Vqrnon, Washington Ty. A. FORD & CO., Proprietors. Prices Moderate. Tourists' Headquarters* Flrst*Class la ETery Mespect. Fully Supplied ifrlth all tbe Con- Tenleaces of Modern Motels. IVeiir and Elegant In all Its Appointments. RUBY HOUSE, M. McNAMARA, Prop. IL^OXJi-TT ^VEIB3^TOiT, "^^T: T?. t AcGOiioMor4easoMi Bate Good Bar and Billiard Room in Connection. ) ■ la es DRAFTS ISSUED (.IBBLAJVD CKMGIiAIlIU JMWKOBIV GUARANTEE LOAN t TRUST CO. Seattle. MOUNT VERNON DIRECTORY. 90 Campbell, rancher. Cleaves Arthur, farmer. Cobb Willard, clerk Euby House. Cook Miltou B, managv?r 8 M Cook. Cook S M, general store. Clothier Harrison (Clothier & £iijB;lish), Probate Judge Skagit County. Ciotliier & dnglish (Harrison Clothier, E G English), General Store. {/Seep 91.) Davis B N L, stock raiser. Davis Edward D, teacher. Downs Dr H P. County Auditor. Elkins Abraham M, blacksmith and wagon maker. English E G (Clothier & English), postmaster. Ford A (A Ford & Co). Ford A & Co (A Ford, Charles Harmon, W M Murdock), Froprs Washington Hotel. (See p opp.) Gadway Albert, logger. Gates Jasper, real estate. Gates J N, farmer. Harmon Charles (A Ford & Co) Harrison, rancher. Hartson G E, Editor and Publisher Skagit News. [Seep9\.) Hayes Joseph, farmer. Hayes Wm, rancher. Hobsou, rancher. Helfrich James, shoemaker. Jackman Joseph, lumberman. Jones James ('Pickens & Jones), carpenter. Kimball Charles D, jeweler. Kimrich August, rancher. Kincaid Orrin. Knox J B, carpenter. LaBar H, meat market. LaBarge Gilbert (Bernier & La Barge). Ledger Frank, purser. Littletield Mrs Frank, millinery and dressmaking. Littlelield Frank, teamster. Longfellow Harris D, lumberman. Lorensey John. Lucas W T, clerk Clothier & English. McEwan Edwin, carpenter. I |i! CD CO DIAMOft AD/^AMQ Mnslcal Herchandlne and Machine nMPi%/Oy WK%«AnO, Attachmeats, at City Book and »ta- ecufiue UAnuiucc tionerj Mtore, £. C. Vauclian * Co., ObWINb MALHINtS, 1102PaoifioATO., cor. lUh,Taooma,W.T. I 1 \l '■n HILL, OSBORlirE^& CO. ABSTRACTS OP TITLE. Oar books sbow oompleto abttraota of title to all laadi in Sine Coantr. _ _ _ ' oompi CI«r4oa Bl*ek, eM Frvnt atCreeC, o 91 B. L. POLK ft OO.'B Q. McLaughlin Wm, rancher IHcTVamara niichael, Propr Ruby House. {See p. 89.) McKeown Mrs M, chambermaid Rnby House. Martin Charles, shoemaker. Martin Lincoln E, barber. Mason John, carpenter. Mason John T, carpenter. Matlock E K, bkkpr Clothier & English and County Treasurer. Matson, farmer. Montborne H P, physician and surgeon. Moody D F, teacher public school. Moore Harvey, rancher. Moores Miss May, seamstress. Moran George, lumberman. Morse Wm, rancher. Mulrene James, dishwasher Ruby House. Murdock Wm (A Ford & Co). Murray Patrick, rancher. 'Skagit NK^vs o IL o < Q. OFFICIAL PAFSiB OF SZASIT 00U1TT7. iMued Every Tuesday. «9.00 per Annnm In AdTaaoe. G. E. Hartson, Publisher. Mount Vernon, W. T. 111 X H O CLOTHIER & ENGLISH, DEALERS IN Groceries, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Harilware, Cincbry, Nota, Rililier Booils, KTC, ETC. MOUNT VERNON, W. T. Dr.O.E.OASE, s^3^<:*E03sr aoidi TAooMA, w. T. Q^■3^3^TElooxJoansa?. J.) : (i er. fe iOe* lis, JNO. S. BAKER & CO., Wh"«?e°."ale"*6"ro^Jir.. JOBBECRS OK OIOARS A.ND TOBACCOS. NEW0A8TLE DIREOTORT. 92 T. Newby Win, cook. Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co, Thomas Payne agent. Page Wm, waiter Washington Hotel. Papin John, logger. Payne Thomas, agent Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co. Perkinson Wm W (Bailey & Perkinson). Pickens Michael, farmer. Pickens Wm, rancher. Pickens & Jones (M Pickens, James Jones), proprs Union Hall Skating Rink. Pickering John, miller. Pickle Picv F M, pastor M E Church. Pritchard Henry, builder. Pritchard Wm, carpenter. Robertson W F, photographer. Ruby House, M McNamara Proprietor. {See p 89.) Skagit Drug^ Store, Dr James Yercoe Proprietor. Skagit iVews Tlie, G £ Hartson Publisher, Editor and Proprietor. [Seep opp.) Smith David, lawyer. Solon Thomas, rancher. Stephenson, rancher. Storrs Dennis, ranr>- '^\r.%, ^^ m IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I 1.25 If: Hit ai 112.5 6 4.0 1.4 [2.2 1.6 Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. 14580 (716) 872-4503 Those who belisre in "Home Indnatry" ehonld patronize HatlHfiftetlon Onaranteed. LaienoionFmnitiireH'ICo. ■ Eh M pa c/l i-f o P« o Eh Eh Eh u l-l C3» o Besidea 70U will money thereby. LARGEST STOCK. Hill Ht^ opp. Occidental Hotel, Seattle. 95 B. L. POLE & OO.'S CO •■-< o < Q. Z a u X h o Griffith John, laborer. Griffith Thomas, laborer. Griffith "Wm, Laborer. Hanson Peter, laborer O I Co. Harrison Thomas, miner. Hay Peter, miner. Heacock Estee J, assistant bookkeeper O I Heacock Lemuel J, bookkeeper O I Co. Heissenberg P, laborer. Henderson Michael, laborer. Hersenberg Wm, laborer. Hobenclieth H F, miner. Hoffman Nicholas, carpenter. Hope Fred, laborer. Howells Lewis, miner. Howells John T, laborer. Hughes Jonah L, miner. Hughes Thomas R, bartender O I Co. Hutchinson John, miner. Hutchinson Robert, laborer. Hyland John, laborer. Jenkins John L, miner. John John, miner. Jones Daniel H, miner. Jones David H, miner. Jones Edward L, miner. Jones Griffith O, laborer. Jones Howell T, miner. Jones H T, laborer. Jones John D, miner. Jones John D jr, miner. Jones John E, miner. Jones Llewellen H, miner. Jones Lloyd, miner. Jones Wm H, miner. Karnasky James, miner. Kearnes James, miner. Kyle George, miner. Larson O P, miner. Lawrence Edward, laborer O I Co. Leahy Michael J, miner. Lewis John, laborer. Co. R. I. MORSE, S^i^lLime, Plaster and Hair, NEW WHATCOM. W. T. FTtat=5rS«r J5S'':„*°^1S' ^^,, r. OK. kttle. Business, Residence lair, dXXi. HALL & CAYENDER, A^V8:rian";nre"r^! NEWCASTLE DIRECTORY. 96 Lewis Wm J, miner. Lindgren Ludwig, miner. Lindgren Wm, miner. Liluellin Wm, miner. Loftu 8 Daniel, laborer. Loftus George, fireman. Loftus Patrick E, fireman. Love James, laborer. Love John, laborer. , ^ Love Mitchell, miner. Love Wm, miner. Lowry Ealph, miner. McCarty Patrick, laborer. • ' McCluskey P, teamster O I Co. McDonald Edward, miner. McDonald Thomas, miner. McGilvra Michael, laborer sawmill O I Co. McKetma Owen, miner. McKenzie Wm J, laborer sawmill O I Co. McKnight John, carpenter. McLaughlin Thomas, miner. McRedman John, laborer sawmill O I Co. Madison Anthony, miner. Makosky Edward, miner. Manifold George, laborer. Manifold Joseph, laborer sawmill O I Co. Manyoii John, miner. Marston Arthur, laborer. / ^ Marshall Wm H, miner. Martin John A, miner. » Martin Wm, miner. Matson Charles, blacksmith. Maul Charles, laborer. Merritt Wm, laborer. . .- Miller John C, laborer. Mitchell David A, physician. Morgan Benjamin, miner. Morgan Daniel W, miner. Morgan Edward B, superintcnde'it Newcastle Mine. Morgan Evan, miner. Morgan John, miner. Morgan John, miner. TT TTT^\/\t\ MHORTMMRN'H bh poki vm. |H VV LJiJAJ Farmtnir Implements, Rnllders' Map* • **•• ▼▼ V^V*rj^, piles and ©eneral Hardware. 11)M Paeille Ave^ and 11»1 B. B. »u, TACOHA, W. T. iMiMm SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street lii i H H »| e ca "ft I- r Jobbera and Betallerti of Hardwatre and Implements. Moodn. The Lowest Prices. The Beat 97 R. L. POLK A OO.'S Morgan Thomas C, miner. Morris John, miner. Mullarkey Bernard, laborer. Mullarkey Frank, laborer. Mullarkey John D, miner. Mullarkey Thomas, miner. Naylor Theodore, miner. Nesbitt James, laborer O I Co. Newcastle Mine, Oregon Improvement Co, J M E Atkinson agt, Edward B Morgan supt. Nichols James, miner. Nichols Wm, miner. ' Oakley Thomas, fireman. O'Brien Patrick, miner. Owens Edward, fireman. Parry James, miner. Patton Lyman, miner. Penman Wm, miner. Phillips Peter, laborer. Pitts James, laborer. Pitts Thomas, laborer. Pomeroy Benjamin, laborer saw mill O I Co. Powells Henry, laborer. Prichard Wra, laborer. Price Thomas, laborer. Probert Thomas S, laborer. Ramsey Galley, laborer. Reese R J, miner. Richard August, laborer. Rich Isaac P, County Superintendent Common Schools. Richards Edward, laborer. Richards Edward J, miner. Richardson George, blacksmith. Rocks Bernard, laborer. Rogers Thomas, miner. Roisger Richard, laborer. Roper James, miner. Rouse Thomas, miner. Rowley James, laborer. Rowley Samuel R, miner. Rowley Thomas, miner. Sanders August, miner, C. LANGERT. ^e Agent for the Foreat King Whlnkoy, The Famoua W«»t Cigart, y~ _ i ,,— • -r; -"»-"• " /" •■ ""-/'f'" ..H.I..HCU. nana maam aour lUe SeMitm Milwaukee Bottled Beer, and the Camilie Kent 1009 PACIFIC AV., TACOMA; W. T. kiniirxi WAITING ( Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. MONEY MORTGAGES.! Seattle, NEWCASTLE DIRECTORY. 98 SaiTock Joseph, laborer. Shannon Morris, miner. Sporney Frank, laborer. Steinmeyer August, miner. Stonebridge George, miner. Strauss Charles F, miner. Strang James, miner. Suliack Peter, miner. Sullivan John, miner. Super Michael, laborer. Tash Miss Sarah A, school teacher. Tenneut Mrs (wid James). Terrace Frank, miner. Thomas Evan, miner. Thomas George, miner. Thomas Thomas C, miner. Thomas "Wm J, miner. Trevier August, laborer. Trevier Edward, laborer. Trevier Joseph, miner. Uder Edward, laborer. Uder Frederick, miner. Uder "Wra, laborer. Uder "Wm ir, stableman. Varty Henderson, miner. Varty John T, miner. Yaughn Joseph, laborer. "Walters Wra, miner. "Watkins David M, miner. Watkins John, miner. "Watkins "Wm, laborer. Watkins Wm J, supt Franklin mine I Co. Welch James. Welch John, laborer. Welch M, laborer. Wilkes P S, miner. Williams John A, engineer. Williams Thoinas, miner. Williamf* W:n M, miner. Willis Wm, laborer. Wilson Joseph, laborer. Wood Edward, miner, night foreman. OflSoe and School Supplies of bH kinds. News- papers and Periodioals. Novel*. Historiee. Cy- clopedias, Bt City Book and Stationery Store. llOie Paelfle Ave., cor. 11th, TACOHA, W. T. s aa CD ■ X ■ o ! I Books and Stationery B. O. Vanchsn * Co., SBTTLBRB LOCATED in nny of the Paget Hound CountiM. GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS. 0IT7 STSTITOS'B OOm BEATTLB.W.T, 99 R. L. FOLK & OO.'S III z O "Wood E B, clerk O I Co store. Wood Joseph, carpenter. Wood Robert, night foreman O I Co. Zinamerman Daniel, laborer. IVE1¥ DlJiVOEIVESS. The judicial seat of Clallam county, is pleasantly located on the Dungeness river, 20 miles west of Port Townsend, the banking point, and 76 northwest of Seattle. Th'jre are two hotels and two general stores. The shipments comprise live stock, grain and general farm produce. Population, 75. Mail, semi-weekly. Tel. P. S. C. F. Clapp, P. M. Anderson J P, farmer. Berry James, assistant lighthouse keeper. Church Mrs Leila C, teacher. Church Win L jr, manager C F Clapp. Clapp Cyrus F, general store, postmaster. Clark Mrs Elsie, farmer. Clark Thomas S, blacksmith. Clark Wm K, County Auditor, Opr Puget Sound Tel Co. Cline Mrs E, farmer. I Dungeness Hotel, F J Ward proprietor. Eureka Hotel, P Rollins Proprietor. Garfield Wm C, Notary Public, Abstracter of Titles, Tim- ber Land Cruiser, etc. Guptill Miss Ella, teacher. Jacobi Joseph, farmer. King Claries F, steamer captain. Knapman John, farmer. McAlmond E H, general store. McGarvin John, wagonmaker. Madison Charles, laborer. Morgan H, lighthouse keeper. Horg^an & Hastini^s, Proprietors Steamboat Line. Morris John, Probate Judge. Port Town§end, Dungeness, Port Anfpeles and rVeah Bay Route, Morgan & Hastings Proprs. Puget Sound Telegraph Co, Wm K Clark agent. Rollins Charles P, Proprietor Eureka Hotel. Slioemaker Miss, dressmaker. Stolder John A, bookkeeper C F Clapp. Ward F J, proprietor Dungeness Hot^. Ward Wm, County Treasurer. Dr. 0. E. CASE Orthopoedic Surpeon and TAooMA, w. T. ' Gynecologist OLYMPIA. 100 Olympia Coilegiate Institute. Normal and Scientific Departments. I Commercial Department. I^. R. fOI a PI BOOTS AND SHOPS Latest Style Boots and Shoes wade to ... . order. ""«'*» A" w-ric warranted a«d««,fi««^^„^_. OXYMPIA. 102 NEW YORK nirect Importers, Wholesale and Retail DealerM In Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Etc. Mail orders receive prompt attention. Samples and Price Lists sent '_ free to any address. CITY MARKET, A. H. CHAMBBBS, PROPRIETOR, IVholeMKle and Retail Dealer in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Salt Meats, Lai itd Vegetables. 4KHHr ^^i^ street, near Fourth, OHiTTaSIP'I.A., -w. T. HiT'GoodB delivered to any part of the city. 103 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT H. O. DREWRY, LiTeiT, Feel Sale M M He. Corner Colnmbia and 5th Stree ts, OLYMFIA, W. T. TRUOK AND TRANSFER Business Promptly Executed. Ihandle all kinds ot heavy work. H O DREWKY - WniUTTLEJOHN Livery, Feed I Sale Stable, East side Main Street, between 5th and ,6th OLTMPIA, W;t. »•« Job work of all kinds executed on short notice. Prices moderate and satisfactioii giiaranteed in aU oases. OLYMPIA. A-LI^ OL-(^SSE3 FEED KEPT OOXTSTAlTTl,Tr OH KAITD. AG-ENT FOR Studebaker Wagons, Plows, Harrows,etc. _J^6.j ARKEB. Olympia, W. T. A. bTbrown, Real EslatejLoan Broker LOANS NEGOTIATED ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. Fjm, Life, Marine and Accident Insurance. W9l«ry ^bljc W»J C«BTeyancer. TItl«» etamlned. Taxe* ■-aid^^|4kp^y managred for iion.resident«. "^^^.^^^«? <«»« *^- «• «-«»« Office .,-,.;>*^<^Mpfn«iUy attended to. Ke^er.by penniMion to Ifesit/l^tion^ Bm , MMe Mafea St., between 3d.and 4th. OLYMPIA, W. T. Fine Broom, 23 Sternberg, Jr., FURNITURE Manufaeturer, Aroa[i;,iC! crjekk, . Near Unton St. Britee, OWpi% *«?*^?.*i^* *i'"'*' '^P^'^lstery; Fancy and .Common 9^«>«11 SawlnK and 'rnrnliiK of* all Kind^ Shovel and Axe Handles, Spokes, etc., always in stock. 5294 106 ADVBBTI8IN0 DEPARTMENT ^ A. B. WOODARD, IVlMSlBVIt'l iTOsao, S. E. Cor. Main and 8d, Orympta, W. T. BaooeMha pr«otiw«« fooit«nye»rs «» *WV«W attest, the t.-M of n., «rTio-. Brf«r. to Wta« familie-of thi. oit, and ««»*''• ^'''^fj?'*" ami admiiii.t«t«i tor paln;«» Mtraotlon of toeth. D. 8. B. HENRY, United States Deputy Surveyor, RISIDlNOEt 6th Street, 8w.n'« Addition to Olympla, W. T. The re-establiahing of old government lines a specialty. TownBites surveyed and platted. ^^.^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ i^^ted. Lands examined and character reported. HBNRY D. WKSTBRMAN, Paper Hanging, -^ Painting, ^^^ , , Graining AWI> Ealsomining. M. I. Oer. Utpl* Vrk ul A(Uu, OLYUFU, W. T. North side 4th Strt^t, hM. Main and Cotimliia. JOHN K. WILSON. PtOlir. Finest Bntnda of Wines, iujuors and Cigirs. J. H. Cutter a Specialty. OLYMPIA. 106 PATRICK DOLAN, S. £. Cor. Main and 3d Streets, 01 YMPIA, W. T. Furnished Hoo^^sas B3r tlie JDe^y, "^^Toelc or IvContli. First- Glass Billiard Saloon Adjoin 'ng. HOUSE, CARRIAGE, Orders Pr«Hiptly Exe«nt«d sn4 MatlvAietlon Oaarantced. JOHN S. BREWER, Main Street, in N. P. Express ofiBoe, . OLYMPIA, W.T., Keeps oonstantly on busd Key West, Imported and Domestic Cigars, TOBACCOS of all kinds, Frultw, Confectionery, Stationery, Pock- et Cutlery and Sn»i»lcer«* Articles. MRS. E LIBBY, X e 3 s ^Jocx SL Ike e X, E. S. Jeferson, between 3d and 4th Sts., AiiPRiixa^B *^ ^^^' Olympia, W. T. S, W. cor. Wasmng^on ..» — ^ ^, ^ SrwriM, ProvBiDiis, Jo«t »11««'- Countr, Produce iai^^«^l^^;^^^^i___..^ ^ — "^gT^OSO SKA, Foreignl Domestic Goods 6ih St., Ijet. Kaia wi ¥MUngt«n, - OL.YMIPIA PiAMIHC mLL, Olympia and Tumwatet Fact < ,nee Coiusolidated. 8PRIM8ER, WHITE & CO.. Proprs^ B. B. cor. ad and JefferBon OlymDia, W. T., Mannfaotarara and Doalert in Windows, Doors, Monlding ?«.a Fioishing Lumber. Turning and Scroll Sawing done to Ordar. Estimatea fumiabed on apphcatiun, rmComiiigl A.H.TwiTH, Dealor in Confectionery, Tobacco, CigaxsJruit,Ete MAIN ST., West t« r««to«R««, OLYMPIA, W. T. OLYMPIA. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY, I ] 3. CITY €K>teri«]iie:nt. A. H, Chambers, Mayor: Bobert Marr, City Clerk; Samuel Q. Ward, Treasurer; F-ed Gyot, Marshall; 0. J. Peterson, Engineer; George S. Allen, Chief of Fire Department; Wm. CuUen, Street Commissioner; R. A. McNair, jSTight Watoiunan. City Council. First Ward— Louis Bettman, John Miller Murphy, Second Ward— R. G. O'Brien, O. R. Simenson. Third Ward— Aaron Hartsook, J. Q. Ljbarger. Standing CcmmltteeM of tbe Common Council. Ways and Means — Lybarger, Bettman and Simenson. A(;oounts and Current Expenses— Bettman, O'Brien and Lybarger. Fire, Light aud Water— Hartsook, Simenson and Murphy. Streets, Wharves and Bridges- Murphy, O'Brien and Hartsook. Health, Police and Public Property— Simenson and Hartsook. Judiciary— O'Brien, Lybarger and Bettman. Regular meetings of the Council are held on the 2d and 4th Wednesdays of each month. FIRE DEPARTMEHT. Columbia Engine Co. No. 1 — House at City Hall. Members: Joseph Chilberg, President; A. A. Phillips, Secretary; T.N.Ford, Treasurer; A. W. Guysler, Foreman; Wm. Sccfield, 1st Asst.; Harry MoElroy, 2d Asst. City of Olympia Fire Co. No. 2— West side Columbia bet. Fourth and Fifth. Members: C. B. Mann, President; M. A Root, Secretary; A. Far- quhar. Treasurer; A. D. Rogers, Foreman; A. D. Drewry, 1st Asst. ; T. C. Van Epps, 2d Asst. Barnes Hook and Ladder Co.— House at City Hall. Members: Mitchell Harris, President; l.(. M. Murphy, Secretary; G. A. Barnes, Treasurer; X. Hoaoeider, Foremsc; D. Longmire, 1st Asst; Gus. Bettman, 2d Asst.; Dr. Carlyan, Steward. P1JBI.1C 8CHOOL.8, Central School-N. E. cor. Washington and Union. L. E. Follansbee, Prin. of High School; Miss Minnie Freeman, Grammar Dept.; Miss Lizzie E. Brown, Intermediate; Miss Janet Moore, Miss Mary Kennedy, Primary; East Side School— Miss Minnie Laniidale, Teacher. West Side SohoDl— Miss Amelia Dittman. Tether. COUnrXV OTiflCKWtH. (Thi'.iston County.) John P. Tweed, .Auditor; Ohampion B. Mann, Treasurer; Wxn. Billings, SberifF; Milo A. Root, Probate Judge; Mrs. Pamelia C. Hale, School Super- intendent, Aaron Hartsock, Coroner; Samuel James, Assessor; George T. Clin«», Surveyor; Thomaa Prather, George B. Oapen, Austin E. Young, Commissioners; Joseph W. Robinson, Prosecuting Atty., 2c'. Judicial Dis- riot: John T. Guwey, Joint Councilman 8th Council District; Thomas M. J. Beed, Joint Representative 14th Rep. District. 109 B. L. POLK ft OO.'S TERIVIS OF CTOIJRT. Supreme Court— First MondBy in January of eaoh year. Seooud U. S. District Court— At Olympia, first Mondays in June and December of eaoh year; at Taooma, fourth Monday in 7tf"'ebruary, June and September of eaoh year; at Vancouver, first Monday in April, second Mon- day in November of eaoh year; at Kalama, fourth Monday in April and October of each year; at Oysterville, last Mondays m March and August of each year; at Montesano, second Monday in September and May of eaoh year; at Ohehalis, first Monday in February of eaoh year. First District— at Dayton, first Monday in February and third Monday in September of each year; at Pomeroy, third Monday in March, first Mon- day m October of eaoh year; at Walla Walla, second Monday in Ma^, fourth Monday in November of eaoh year; at Colfax, second Monday in June, second Monday in December of each year. Third District— At Seattle, first Monday in February, last Monday in May, last Monday in August of eaoh year; at Whatcom, second Mondays iu March and October of each year; at Port Townsend, fourth Mondays in March and October of eaoh year; at LaConner, fourth Monday in April, first Monday in December of each year; at Snohomish City, third Mondays in May and December of each year. Fourth District— At Ellensburg, fourth Mondays in March and Septem- ber of eaoh year; at Takima, S'^cond Mondays in April and October of eaoh year; at Goldendale, fourth Mondays in April and October of eaoh year ; at Sprague, first Mondays in May and November of eaoh year; at Colville. seoond Monday in June of each year; at Spokane Falls, third Mondays in May and November of eaoh year. BAIVKS. First National Bank of Olympia.— W. P. Book, Pros ; Qeorge D. Shannon, V. Pros.; A. A. Phillips, Cash.; Frank I. Blodgett, Ast. Cash. East side Main bet 3d and 4th. Capital, $76,000. Incorporated, September, 1883. BOARD OF TRADE. George A, Barnes, Prea.; T. I. MoKenny, 1st V. Pros,; N. Ostrander, 2d V. Pres.; C. H. Hale, 8d V. Pres.; George Oilbach, 4th V. Pros.; Robert Frost, 5th V. Prea ; A. A. Phillips, Treas. ; L. W. Ostrander, Sec. Trustees— A, H. Chambers, R H. Milroy.. John Byrne, G. Kaufman, N. H. Owings. CHURCHES, Catholic. St Miohael's Church, 9. W. cor. Columbia and Ninth. Sunday servioaa at 10 A. u. from Easter to All Saints' Day; 10:30 from All Saints' to Easter. Vespers at 7 p. h. Catechism at 2 '.30 p. m. Mass every Sunday except the second Sunday in eaoh month. CongTecational. First Congregational Church, S. W. cor. Main and Tenth. Services on Sunday at 11 a. m. and 730 p. m. Sunday school after moraiog service. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Episcopalian. St. John's Episcopal Church, west side Main street betweea Sixth and Seventh. Services Sunday at ll a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School after mommg service. Services Friday evening at 7:30. Rev. Wm. Oill. rector m charge. Hetliodlst. Methodist Episcopal Church, S. W. cor. Fourth and Adams. Sunday- Class meeting at 10 a. m., preaching at 11 A. M. Sunday school at 12:15. Young People's meetmg at 6:80 p. m., preaching at 7:80 p. m. Prayer meet- ing ThmJday at 7:30 p. m. OLYMFIA DIREOTOBY. 110 Presbyterian. First Presbyterian Church, S. E. cor. Sixth and Franklin, day at 11 a. h. and 7:30 p. m. Banday school at 12:30 p. h. 7»0f. M. Rev. W. B. Lee, pastor. Services Sun- Thursday at COI^liEOES. Olympia Oollegiate Institute, for young men and young ladies. L. E. FoUansbee and John L. Henderson, joint prinoiphls. L. P. venen, professor of higher mathematics and ancient languages. N. E. cor. Second and Plum, E.O. Saint Amable's Academy, under the auspices of the Sisters of Charity. Sister Joseph Hercnle, Superior. N. W. cor. Main and Ninth. IFICORPORATED COMPAnriKS. Farmers' Mutual Fire Association of Olympia. Incorporators, A. E. Manier, W. F. Robinson, Wm. MoLane. Hoffman Stove and Hardware Co. A. Hoffman, Pres. ; F. A. Hoffman, Mngr.; Daniel Wilson, Treas ; N. E. cor. Main and Fifth. Incorporated February, 1887. Capital, $12,000. Tacoma Lodge Library Association (Incorporated 1867). Nathan Patter- son, Pres.; M. A. Boot, Sec.; Clayton Aldridge, Treaa S. W. cor. Fouirth and Columbia. The Olympia Qas Co., incorporated 27th October, 1884. Capital, $60,000. A. H. Chambers, Pres.; A. C. Mason, y. Pres.; A. A. Phillips, Treas.; R Bmoe, Seo. and Mngr. Office and works. Plum between Fifth and Sixth, ' The Olympia Water Co., incorporated 1876. Capital, $50 000. H. J. Strove, Pres.: Morris MoMioken, Seo, ; E. S. Horton, Supt. Comer Plum and Third. The Puget Soand Pipe Co., incorporated August 6tb, 1884. Capital, $60,- 000. John Oorkish, Pres.; Nathan B. Porter, Sec. and Treas.; C. J, Mason, Supt. Manufacturers of wooden pipe. Bay Shore, E. O. Washington Saw and Planing Mill Co., incorporated December, 1886. Capital, $25,000. Isaac Burlingame, Pres. Mill, Tumwater. NEWSPAPERS. The New Transcript, issued everv Saturday. Terms, $2.00 per annum. Gale & Dunham, proprietors and publishers. S, W. cor. Fourth and Co- lumbia, Olympia. The Northwest Teacher, published monthly, devoted to the cause of ed- ucation. Terms, $1.00 per annum. L. E. FoUansbee, editor and publisher, Olympia. Washington Standard, weekly, democratic, published Fridays. John M. Murphy, publisher, oor. Second and Washington. Weekly Partisan, S. E. oor. Fourth and Columbia. T. H. Cavanaugh, Prop. Bepublioan. IiMned Saturday. POST OFFICE. Oeoeral delivery open from 8 a. h. to 7 p. m. Sundays, open from 9 to 10 A. II. Money order and registry department open from 8 a. m. to 4 p. M. daily, except gunday. Mails arrive by train, daily at J; -30 p.m. From Montesano, 7 a. u. every day except Sunday. Elma, 6 p. m. Monday. Sko- komish, 6 p. u. Monday and Friday. Mails close, by train, at 6:46 a. m. daily. For Montesano, at 9 p. h. daily, except Saturday. For Elma, at 9 p. M. Friday. Skokomish, at 7:80 a. m. on Monday and Saturday. A, D. aiover, P. M. Ill B. L. POLK A OO.'S RAIIiROAIMI. Gray's Harbor and Inland Railway Oo.— Prinoipal office, Olympia. Incorporated 17th December, 1886. Oapital. $1,000,000. Incorporators, M. Z. Gk)odeU, W. H. Roberts. W. P. Keady. Olympia and Ohehalis Valley Railway Co.— J. W. Spragrue, Pres.; Robt. Wingate, V. Pres.; P. R Brown, Treas.; John F. Gowey, Attorney; J. R. Hayden, Sec. ; Oharlea Sprague, Snpt. SKCRET AND BKNEVOIiEIVT masonic. ORDERS. De Molai Preoeptory No. 2, Knto Kadosh 80° .—Officers: R. O. O'Brien, Sir Preceptor; N. S. Porter, Sir First Sub. Preceptor; J. Q. Ostrander, Sir Second Sub. Preceptor; Robert Griffin Stunrt, 32°, Chancellor; T. M. Reed, Orator; J. F. Gowey, Recorder; L. Bettman, Treasurer; J. J. Gil- bert Master of Oermonies; R Frost. Tnrcopelier; G. D. Shannon, Draper; G. D. Messeger, 1st Deacon; Archibald Deatsmond Glover, 32°, 2d Deacon; Fred Rofus Brown, 32°, Lieut, of the Guard; A. Hartsock, Sentinel. A. A. and 8. Rite. Olympian Lodge of Perfection No. 2.— Officers: Russell Galbraith O'Brien, 33°, Ven. Master; Nathan Sr th Porter, 32°, Sen. Warden: John Yantis Ostrander, 32°, Jun. Warden; i'homas Milburne Reed, 33°, Orator; William MoMioken, 32°, Almoner; John Franklin Gowey. 32°, Sec.; Louis Bettman. 32°, Treas.; John Jacob Gilbert, 32°, M. of 0.; Robert Frost, 82°. Expert: Carl Peterson, 14°, Assi Expert; Thomas Home Oavanaugb, 16°, 0. of H.; Aaron Hartaaok, 30°, Tyler. Robert Bruce Chapter No. 2, Rose Croix.— Officers: R G. O'Brien, 38°, Wise Master; N. S. Porter, 32°, Sen. Warden; J. Y. Ostrander, 32°, Jun. Warden; T. M. Reed- 38°, Orator; W. McMicken, 32°, Almoner; J. F. Gowey, 32°, Sec; L. B^ttman, 32°, Treas.; J, J. Gilbert, 32°, M. of C; R Frost, 82°, Export; George Daniel Shannon, 32°, Asst. Expert; G«orge Demosthenes Measeger, 32°, Oapt. of Guard; Aaron Hartsock, 80°, Tyler, Royal Arch Masons— Olympia Chapter No. 7.— John F. Gowey, King; Thomas M. Reed. M. E. H. P.; James R. Hayden, Scribe; Alden H. Steele, Treaa; Augustus B. Cowles, Sec.; John G. Sparkjs, Chaplain; William McMicken, Oapt. of Host; James C. Horr, Prin. Sojou -.er; Aldis I. Ash- craft, R A. Captain; Thomas M. Reed, Jr., Master 3d Vail; Thomas H. Oavanaugh, Master 2d Vail; Nathan S. Porter, Master Ist Vail; Aaron Hartsock, 'Tyler. Meets second Saturday evening in each month. Masonic Hall. Oood Templara. Tacouia Lodge No. 4—0. T. JJlayton Aldridge; V. T^, Eva Ostrander; Sea, M. A. Root; Fin. Sec, N. Fattison; Treas., A. D. Wright; Chaplain, J. Campbell; N., W. W. Work; G., Eva Campbell. Meets every Friday evening, Taeoma Hall I. O. O. F. Olympia Lodge No. 1.— N. G., T. C. Van Epps; V. G., O. R Simeuson; Rec Sec, J. T. Brown; Per. Sec, Nathan Pattison; 0., C. M. Moore. Meets eve^ Monday evening, Odd Fellows' Hall. Alpha Encampment No. 1.— C. P., N. Ostrander; H. P., M. O'Conner; 8. W. A. J, Treddway; J. W., E. T. Young; Scribe, J. T.Brown; Treas.. N. Pattison. Meets first and third Wednesdays in each month, Odd Fellows' HalL Western Lodge No. 6.— N. Q.. C. Patterson; V. G.. W. H. Roberts; R. Sec, Robert Marr; Per. Sec; T. Hinchcliffe; Treaa, C. R Taloott. Meets every Thursday evening. Odd Fellows' Hall. OLYMPIA DIBKOTOBY. 112 iB. >t8 A. F. and A. 91. Olympia Lodge No. 1.— W. M., Jamf^s R. Hayden; S. W., J. 0. Horr; J. W., T. J. MoBratney; 8eo., Bobert Marr; Treas., L. Bettman; S. D., J. P. Tweed; J. D., M. 0. Eagley; Tvler, H. D. Weeterman. Meets first and third Monday evening eaob month, Maaoaio Temple. Harmony No. 18.— W. M., 0. J. Patterson; S. W., T. H. Oavanaugh: J. W., George D. Messeger; Treas., Henry Sabin; See., N. S. Porter; S. D., A. I. Ashoraft; J. D., Herman Vi_itney; Tyler, H. I>, Westerman. Meets fourth Saturday in each month at Masonic Temple. A. O. U. W. Washington Lodge No. 9.— P. M.W., J. 0. Horr; M.W.. S. J. White; Fore- man, 0. B. Mann; Overseer, T. 0. Van Epps; Financier, Joseph Ohilberg; Sec., John Yantis; Beceiver, Oharlfs Taloott; Qnide, A. L. Phillips; I. W., J. D. Miller; O. W., H. Hadlan. Meeta every Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall, 7:80 p. M. Knishto or Pytbfas. Capital Lodge No. 15.— 0. 0., J. B, Pattison; V. 0„ J. W. Bobinson; K. of R and S., B, W. Davis; M. of F., M. Harris; P., Jos. Snyder; L G.; 0. Aldridge; O. G., O, Hartman; D. D. G. C, W. H. Boberts. Meets every Friday evening 7 :80 at Odd Fellows Hall. Miscellaneous. Gband Abmy op thb RbpubiiIo.— George H. Thomas Post No. 5.— P. O., R G. O'Brien; S. V. 0., Levi Ostrander; J. V, 0., A. B. Oowles; Adjt W. W. Work; Ohapl., Bev. Massey; O. of D., J. B. Hayden; O. of G., E. Dwyer; Quartermaster, Henry Sabin. Meets third Monday each month at Taooma Hall. Thb OiiTMPiA Bov and Gum Olub.— Wm. McMioken, Pres.; /..A. Phillips, Treas.; Bobert Frost, Sec. PoTLAOH OiiTJB.— Billard and Beading Boom, 8 and 9 Iseral Block. Hyas Tyee, A. D. Bogers; Tenas Tyee, J. ¥. Ostrander; Marmook Tsun Man, 0. E. Kehoe; Chiokimin Man, L. W, Ostrander. WoMANS Oldb of Olympia.— Mrs. Lorena W. Percival, Pres.; Mrs. Anuie S. Hartsook, Y. Pres,; Miss Amy A. Case, Beo. Sec; Miss Janet S. Moore, Cor. Sec. ; Mrs. Lydia J. Foster, Treas. Meets every other Tuesday at Tsim. A. H. H. Stuart's residence. W. 0. T. U— Mrs. E. T. Stork, Pres.; Mrs. H. Brown, V. Pres.; Mrs. L. McCausland, Bee. Sec; Mrs. M. Y. Johns, Cor. Sec; Mrs. Bogers, Treas. OLYMPIA. Abbett Louis G, grocer e s Main bet 4tli and 5th, res 7 m 8 Abrams W H, logger, bds Pacific House. Adams George, logger, bds Pacific House. Aldridge Clayton,(Aldndge & Hoy). Aldridge & Hoy (Clayton Aldridge, Roland B Hoy), Gro- cers, 8 w cor 4th iiiid Washington. {See jp 107.) Allen George S (Allen & Harkness; Springer, White & Co), res B w cor 3d and Jefferson. Allen John C, fanner, res n e cor 6th and Pear, E O. Allen & Harkness (George S Allen, Edward Harkness), Sawmill, Dealers in Rough and Dressed Lumber, n e cor 3d and Jefferson. Anderson David, bartender, res Main bet Ist and 2d. 9 SS.i^TTXjS I HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 113 B. L. POLE & 00. 'S c h ? I SO CS C3 09 M X >- u Anderson Robert S, clerk, res Columbia bet 3d and 4th. Anderson Wm E, timber inspector, res s e cor 4th and Chest- nut, E O. Angle C C, farmer, res s e Franklin and 3d. Ashcraft Aldis I (Dobbins & Ashcraft), res 5th nr Pear, E O. Austin Arthur, teamster, res w s Columbia bet 4th and 5th. Avery Miss Ada, bds Peter Blauvelt. Avery James, engineer, res e s Adams bet 6th and 7th. Ayer Charles H, City Attorney cor 4th and Main,rm8 11th bet Main and Washington. Bainbridge Theodore, shoemaker Benjamin Vincent, res W O. Baker Benjamin W, bkkpr J G Parker, res cor 12th and Adams. Baptist Church, n w cor 7th and JeflFerson. ' Barber George W, physician, res n a 4th nr Bridge. Barber Mrs Ida, dressmaker n s 4th nr Bridge, res same. Barbre August, laborer, bds Mrs N J Broyltjs. Barkley Harry G (Barkley & Thompson), agent steamer Fleet- wood, bds I C Ellis. Barkley & Thompson (Harry G Barkley, Burt G Thomp- son), Mnfg Confectioners, e s Main bet 5th and 6th. [See adv.) Barnes George A, res s e cor 4th and Adams. Barry Jerome, farmer, res Swan's Add, E O. Beckman John, logger, bds Pacific House. Bennett Amljrose (Gottfeld & Bennett). Bettman Louis, dry goods e s Main s of 4th, res n s 4th bet Adams and Franklin. Bettman ^mond, oyster dealer, res w s Franklin bet 2d and 3d. Bettman Wm, clerk L Bettman, bds L Bettman. Bigelow Daniel R, lawyer, res E O. Billings Russell, shinglemaker B F Snyder. Billings Wm, sheriff Thurston county, res cor Washington and 9th. Blakesley Wm, teamster W T Drewry, bds same. Blankenship George C, carp, res n s 8th bet Washington and Franklin. ^ Blankenship Robert L, elk Robert Frost, res 8th bet Washing- ington^and Adams. Blauvelt Peter, mason, res W O. Blodgett Frank I, asst cashier First Natl Bank, res w s Main 1 n of Capitol ave. Boasl Andrew, carp, res n e cor Adams and 7th. 0. LA.NG-ERT. DiBtmera and Manufacturers Agent for tho North Paoiflo onnrti™ i„ ttl «.„f !i J ' u ***• Makes his purohases from the Tery largest Head- qnartera m the eaot, and does bu less on Eastern Principles. A fair and saunre dSdto eTerybody guaranteed. 100» PA.D1FIC AV., TACoJf A, W. ». y^ h MONEYTOLOANl'^"*'""?A°*4a''"STco. 114 H OLYMPIA DIRECTORY. Boise Charles, waiter Carlton House. Bollander Jacob D, logger, res n e cor Columbia and Union, Bollinger D, lab, res Ayer's add E O. Book Wra P, president First National bank, res Jamestown N. Y. Boon Benjamin F, lab, bds Mrs M A Boon. Boon James I, carp, bds Mrs M A Boon. Boon Joshua L, farmer, bds Mrs M A Boon. Boon Martha A (wid Daniel), res s w cor 2d and Pear, E O. Bontell Katrine (wid Henry), res foot of 5th. Boutwell Oscar F, gardener, res W O. Brautigam John C, lab, res n e cor 3rd and Pear, E O. Brautigam Marcus O. elk J N Squires, res E O. Brazel Ally, driver, rms cor 3rd and Main. Brazel George, logger, rms Henry Prescott's, Breckenlield Frederick, bakery n 3 4th bet Main and Washing- ton, res same. Breckinridg^e J Cabell, U S Surveyor General n s 6th bet Main and Washington, res same. Breckinridge John C, messenger U S Survej'or General's oflBce, res same. ^ Brewer James (Brewer & Case), bds Olympic Hotel. Brewer James B, butcher, bds J S Brewer. Breirer John S, Cigars, Tobacco and Confectionery s w cor 4th and Main, res n s 8th 3 wof Franklin. {Seep 106.) Brewer & Case (James Brewer, George W Case), meat, s s 4th bet Main and Washington. Briggs Thomas, logger, bds Pacilic House. Britto Louis, laborer, res s s 5th nr Jefferson. Broden Mary (wid Henry), res e s Adams bet 9th and 10th. Broden Miss Kose, milliner, bds Mrs M Broden. Broirn Abel B, Keal Estate, Loans and Insurance e s Main bet 3d and 4th, rms cor 10th and Columbia. [See p 104.) Brown Dana M, butcher, res Maple Park Add. Brown Frederick R, president Seatco Mnfg Co, treasurer O & C V R K, res cor 4th and Columbia. Brown George W, bds Wm Brown. Brown Rev H D, Presiding Elder Olympia District. Brown Jacob L, barber w s Main bet 3d and 4th, res cor 5th and Main. Brown Miss Lizzie E, teacher Central School. Brown Savadus, logger, bds Pacific House. 14 r I" ; is t* '^S a sa -J Is CO CD E.C.Vaughan&Co. WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL City l>ook and Stationery Store, 1102 Pacific Ave., cor. 11th, Taconut. W. T. HILL, OSBORNE L CO-Abstracts oTlf'tres icrnrcounty i-i o o 13 t> 1/3 M IHI o» e«9 Front titreet. M BATTLE, W. T. B. L. POLK & 00. '8 (0 o o (S Q. c t o Brown Theophilus, logger, bds Pacific House. Brown Wm, real estate, res s s 9tli bet Adams and Franklin. Broyles Nancy J (wid James), res Swan's Add, E O. Broyle: Simeon, laborer, bds Mrs N J Broyles. Brnce Robert, manager Olympia Gas Co, res Bay Shore, E O. Buchanan Henry, fireman O & C V H R, res W O. Bullis Frank, laborer, bds M J Elliott. Bunker Alfred, vet surgeon Littlejohn's stable, res fair ground. Burbee Miss May, dressmaker Mrs E Libby, bds same. Bui-kett Calvin, logger, res n s 4:th nr Plum, E 0. Burns George A, clerk, bds Olympic Hotel. Burr Andrew J, cigars and jewelry s w cor Main and 3d, res same. Bushon Leander A, clerk, bds n e cor 4th and Chestnut, E O, Byrne Jo) i, grocer n w cor 4th and Chestnut, E O, res same. Byrne Patrick, clerk John Byrne. Campbell A Allen, clerk, bds Rev James Campbell. Campbell Festus, gardnr, res n w cor Pleasant and Capitol ave. Campbell Rev James, res s w cor 13th and Adams. Campbell John, logger, rms Henry Prescott. Canaday Ferdinand M, res cor Franklin and 14th. Capitol Brewery, Xavier Hosender prop, Bay Shore E O. Capitol building, s w cor Capitol ave and Water. Carlton House, A D Whitney Prop, e s Columbia bet Brd and 4th. [Seepage lOL] Cai'lyon Frederick W, elk O K Siraenson, bds same. Carylon Philip H, dentist cor 4th and Main, rea cor 8th and Washington. Carney Wm, hostler, res cor Main and 10th. Carroll Fra.ik, elk Robert Frost, rms same. Carson Euward L, draughtsman, res n e cor 9th and Washington. Carson Jmve? M, special agent U S Land Office, res w s Main bet lOtn and Union, Case George W (Brewer & Case), res Washington bet 3d and 4th. Casidy Herman, teamster, res s s 11th nr East Side. Cavanaugh Thomas M, Prop Weekly Partizan s e cor 4th anJ Columbia, res n w cor 9th and Franklin. Central School n e cor Union and Franklin, Chaenn Charles, saloon, s end of Main nr limits. Chambers Andsworfh H, Meats e s Main bet 3rd and 4th, res cor 4th and Franklin. [Seep 102.) Chambers James W, butcher, res w s Main near city limits. C CI CI OJai Clar Clim Com Cont Conn Cook Cookl Coom Coons Coope Corco Corkif I Cor. i^ Corini mil rf Dr. G, E, CASE, Orthopoedic Surgeon, rejA^aoxsj^, "r^r. rv. JNO. S. BAKEE & CO. 2l:r„.^^.r„^°.J'c?s•„?.'! res INVITE 0ORRE8PON0EN0E. TAOOMA, WASH. TY. OLYMPIA DIRECTORY. 116 P w id 4th. I cor 4th Jrd and lits. rgeon, Chapman John M, wagonmaker n s 3d bet Franklin and Wash- ington, res n 8 3d 2 w of Jefferson. Cheim Joseph, dry goods s e cor Main and 3d, res same. Chilberg^ Joseph, Insurance e s Main bet 4th and 5th, res 8 8 4th 3 w of Adams. Christiansen Robert, lab, res W 0. City Hall, n s 4th bet Washington and Franklin. Claessens Rev Charles, pastor St Michael's Church, res n w cor Columbia and 10th. Clark David, logger, bds Pacific House. Clark Laura M (wid John L), res s s 4th bet Chestnut and Plum EG. Clark L Wilson, photographer cor 4th and Main, res Albany Oregon. Clark Wm H, eng fire dept, res w s Columbia bet 3d and 4th. Cline George T, county surveyor, res Black river. Connolly James E, clerk, res cor 4th and Jefferson. Connolly Thomas, shoemaker e s Main bet 5th and 6th, res cor 12th and Chestnut. Connolly Thomas F, clerk, bds Mrs C Connolly. Cook Frank, carpenter, res n w cor 3d and Jefferson. Cook Peter, carriage maker n e cor Columbia and 3d, res cor 5th and Chestnut. Coombs John V, carpenter, res w s Pear bet 4th and 5th, E 0. Coons Wm H, carpenter, res s s 8th nr East Side, E O. Cooper Samuel N, insurance agt, res e s Columbia bet 10th and Union. Corcoran Peter, teacher, bds D H Hendrickson. #, Corkish John, pres Paget Sound Pipe Co, res n s 4th 2 e Plum, '^ E O. Cormier Lawrence (Cormier & Fortier),re8 Gold Bar Restaurant. •. Cormier «fe Fortier (Lawrence Cormier, Louis Fortier), restau- rant, e 8 Main uet 2d and 3d. ornell Miss Lizzie, millinery e s Main bet 4th and 5th, res same. oiinty Auditor's Office, John P Tweed County Audi- tor, cor 6th and Washington, ounty Court House, n w cor Franklin and 6th. "yiounty Jail, s e cor 6th and Adams, ovach Jeremiah, fisherman, res W O. owles Augustus B, Chief Clerk U S Surveyor Gen- eral's Office, res cor Washington and 10th. »UGET SOUND HOSPITAL, Tacoma,W. T. Bpeoial attention given to hU ohrouio afflictions, including those suffering from Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. i \ 3 S €9 mmm% CO 03 C/9 09 CD (A MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. i 09 C9 CO eo to cs 117 R, L. POLK & 00. 8 «c B« i: f 1 u . 88 B I Craig Oscar E, carpenter, bds Win J Craig. Craig Win J, carpenter, res n s 4th nr Br-Mge. Crandall Francis, laborer, res Swan's add, E O. Crins John P, painter s w cor Main and 9th, res same. Cnllen Wm, res East Side Road E 0. Cunningham Jolin, gardener, res Bay Shore, E O. Dafflemyer James, carpenter, bds Young's Hotel. Daniels Morris, clerk Thompson & Co, bds G E Thompson. Darling Marshall L, shoemaker, res W O. Darling Wm J W, shoemaker, res cor Union and Franklin. Dascomb John, clerk, bds J R Wood. Day Miss Marcia, bds L E Follansbee. Dean Nellie R (wid Charles), housekeeper Wm McMicken. Dennis Miss Mary, bds n s ith nr bridge. Dickinson Frank, saloon e sMain bet 3d and dth, res n s 10th 2 e of Columbia. Dilley Eliza M (wid Cyrus), res n e cor Adams and 10th. Dittman Miss Amelia, teacher west side school. Doane Woodbury J, oyster house 5th bet Main and Washing- ton, res cor Main and 6th. Dobbins John S (Dobbins & Ashcraft), res cor 2d and Pear. Dobbins Morris, tailor w s Main bet 2d and 3d, res cor 3d and Franklin. Dobbins Wm, lab Puget Sound Pipe Co, bds Pacific House. Dobbins & Ashcraft (John S Dobbins, Aldis I Ashcraft), black- smiths, n w cor 3d and Columbia. Dodge Herbert R, logger, res s w cor 10th and East Side, E O. Dolan Patrick, Saloon and Furnished Rooms s e cor Main and 3d, res cor Washington and 4th, (^See p 106.) Dorr Ralph S, bartender F C Hawker, rms same. Drew Frederick, clerk, rms Henry Prescott. Drewry David T, wood and coal e s Jefferson bet 3d and 4th, res same. Drewry Harvey O (Drewry & Co), res w s Columbia bet 3d and 4th. Drewry & Co (Harvey O Drewry), Livery, Sale and Hack Stable, cor Columbia and 6th. (See p 103.) Dunham Frederick A (Gale & Dunham), res e s East Side nr 9th, E O. Dusing George, bartender J H Wilson, rms same. Dwyer Elias, laborer, res cor 8th and Center, E 0. Dwyer Timothy, lab, res n s Union bet Plum and Chestnut. COLLINS & POWELLJ Taxes Paid. Rents Coliected. WHATCOM, W. T. Information eiven Non-Residents. Et Far Forb( Ford Fortif Fostei g Fostei Fostei Foster .1 (th2 img- ir. I and ■e. ack- E O. fain 4th, a bet Hack de nr THa OHEA.F»KST LOTS EVER OKKBtRECD. gt^m m About IVinilM from Poet Office, within S blocks of Graded Bt reeta with jt^m m SRKK aid«wallii. Frice, SftS. Terms. |2UcaBh;$l9onemo.; $20 twomoH.; SPKK M^JJ Nointere»t. Bi«e. 25x120 ft. Eshelman. Lfewellyn & Co. Seattle! W JO OLKMPIA DIRECTORY. 118 East Side School, n s 5th nr Quince. Elliott John T, carpenter, bds Young's Hotel. Elliott Martin J, laoorer, res n s Ist 2 e of Pear, E O. Ellis Arthur, turniture n s 4th bet Mai and Washington, res 4th, E O. Ellis I C, logger, res w s Main 2 s of 6th. Elmore Charles, Fainter n e cor 8d and Columbia, bds Olympia House. (See p 106.) Elwell "Walter S (Elwell & Ouellette), res s w cor 9th and Main. Elwell & Ouellette (Walter S Elwell, Lewis P Ouellette), log- gers, 8 w cor 9th and Main. Engine House No 2, w s Columbia bet 4th and 5th. Engle Abraham W, lawyer, res s e cor Washington and 3d. Epperly Samuel A, carpenter, res s w cor 2d and Pear, E O. Erb Frederick, bakery n s 4tli bet Main and Columbia, res same. Etheredge Cortland, boat builder foot of Ist, bds Young's Hotel. Eugley Mathew C, grocer and milliner s e cor Adams and 9th, res 8th bet Adams and Jefferson. Evans Thomas, carpenter, bds Gold Bar Restaurant. Extine Theodore, wheelwright 5th bet Main and Columbia, rms same. Farquhar Alexander, general store s e cor Adams and 7th, res n e cor Adams and 8th. Farquhar Edward Mc, clerk A Farquhar, res s e cor 11th and Franklin. Finnig:an Barney, driver Young's Hotel. First Presbyterian Church, s e cor Franklin and 6th. First IVational Bank of Olympia, W P Book Presi- dent, A A Phillips Cashier, Frank I Blodgett Assistant Cashier, e s Main bet 3d and 4th. Fitzpatrick John '°, bartender H Ramm, rms same. Follansbee liUcen E, Prin Normal Dept Olympia Colle- giate Institute, res s w cor Union and Jefferson. Forbes George D, carp Long Bridge, res cor Main and Union. Ford Thomas N, Deputy Sheriff, res s w cor Main and 2d. Fortier Louis (Cormier & Fortier), res Gold Bar Restaurant. Foster George H (Foster & Laberee), res w s Main bet 8th and 9th. Foster Marian (wid Albert), res e s 2d 1 e of Plum, E 0. Foster Wm J, clerk, bds Mrs M Foster. Foster & Laberee (George H Foster, Allison E Laberee), livery, n w cor Main and 3d. ■ Z ■ o CD CP CD CD S. FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opened nay Ist, ISSS. Starr Street, OLD TACOMA. snil Mtrect, opp. Oerldtsntaf H«t«l, itKATTIiB. s O 119 B. L. POLK A 00. 'B o « Q. ca o < III z h o Free Library and Reading Room, Tacouia Lodge Library Asso- ciation, 8 w cor 4tli and Columbia. Freeman Miss Minnie, teacher Central School. Freeman Smith, res s w cor Water and 12th. Friese Edward, driver Carlton House. Frisch Olaf, sailor, res Hoffard Add. Frost Robert, hardware e s Main bet 4th and 5th, res Bay Shore, EO. Gale Calista A (wid Joseph A), res n s Union nr Main. Gale James N (Gale & Dunham), res n e cor Main and 10th. Gale & Dunham (James N Gale, Frederick A Dunham), Publishers The New Transcript, s w cor 4th and Columbia. Garfield Charles D, law student, res cor 8th and JefEereon. Giddings George W, section foreman O & C V R R. Gilbert John J, U S Coast burvey, res e s Franklin bet 5th and 6th. Giles Charles P, lumber Long Bridge wharf, res W O. Giles Capt Ezekiel, res n e cor Franklin and 6th. Giles Milton, meats w s Main bet 4th and 5th, res cor 8th and Adams. Gill Rev Wm, rector St John's Episcopal Church, res s e cor Washington and 9th. Gimblett John (Gimblett & Yeager). Gimblett & Yeager (John Gimblett, Sandford Yeager), saloon, Main bet Ist and 2d. OloTer Arthur », Postmaster w s Main bet 4th and 5th, res e s Main bet 4th and 5th. Good Templars' Hall, s w cor 4th and Columbia. Goodnight Miss Lillie, bds n s 4th nr Bridge. Goodnight Wm C, carpenter, res E 0. Gottteld Albert (Gottfeld & Bennett). Gottfeld & Bennett r Albert Gottfeld, Ambrose Bennett), bakeiy and saloon, s s 4th bet Main and Washington. ftowcy John F, Lawyer cor Main and 4th, res cor Main and 8th. Graham Frank, logger, bds Pacific House, Grainger Charles, contractor, res e s Main bet 5th and 6th. Graves Francis, farmer, res e s Adams bet 6th and 7th Gregory Joseph W, clerk U S Land Office, rms same. Griihth Mrs Sarah / , res n s 7th bet Franklin and Washington. Grmdrod Christopher, fitter gas works, res same. Guyot Frederick, City Marshal, res n s Spring nr Quince, E O R. I. MORRP^ window Shades, Building Paper. VarnUhe.. • tL ^.^ZrF^^ « . _y WE, PLASTER AND HAIR. Nbw Whatooh, W. T. PAINT COtMim. COAL OIL. Hi Hawtl h Hayd( HALL & CAVENDER a. md cor >on, cei7 Lain tton. O. Ishet. Farm, Timber and , Coal Lands. OLYMPIA DIKEOTORY. 120 Guifiler AiiguBtuM N, blackBinith 5th bet Main and Columbia, res Capitol ave nr Water. Iladlan Herman, saloon e s Main bet 4:tli and 5tli, res same. Flagemeyer Johanna (vvid August), res s w cor Adams and Union. Ilagenieyer Wm, candy maker, bds Johanna Hagemeyer. Ilager John, carpenter, res W (). Hale Calvin H, fruit raiser, res Bay Shore, E O. Hale Mrs Pamelia C, county school supt, res East Olympia. Hall Robert W, lunibernmn, res n s 9th bet Washington and Franklin. Halstciid A Charles, barber, res cor 5th and Washingt ii. Hamburger Herman, clerk Joseph Cheim. Hannaford Edward, wiper O & C V R R. Hansard GeoriTc, carpet layer cor 6th and Washington. Harkness Ed ard (Allen & Harkness), res s w cor 3d and Quince, E O. Harned Benjamin F (Robleson & Harned), res s w cor Wash- ington and 5th. Harris Augustus, clerk 1 Harris, bds same. Harris Charles, logger, bds Pacific House. Harris Gus, clerk, bds cor 7th and Main. Harris Isaac, dry goods etc, w s Main bet 3d and 4th, res cor Main and 7th. Harris Mitchell, clerk, bds coi 7th and Main. Hartman Charles W, lawyer s e cor 4th and Main, res s e cor Main and 13th. Hartman Karl, liarnessmkr, rms 5th bet Main and Columbia. Hartsock Aaron, clerk Samuel Williams, county coroner, res Bay Shore, E O. Hartsock Mark E, carpenter, res s e cor 10th and Columbia. Hatch Z J, Pres Olympia Steam Nav Co, res n e cor 7th and Franklin. Havey Henry, logger, bds Pacific House. Hawker Frederick C, Salo^n w s Main bet 3d and 4th, res cor 10th and Jefferson. Hawley John HI (Thompson k Co), res w s Main bet 4th and 5 th. Hawthorne John W, oyster house n s 4th bet Main and Wash- ington, res cor 9th and Adams. Hayden James R, receiver U S land oflice cor Main and 4th, res cor Main and 10th. H X PI ■0 > o cO 1-3 o tr| h3 O IT* o ■-H G. H. WOOD, li»« Paollie A^ve., Asent for IVewtan Wacon and Wor- ««>Kt>n Plow Co. Ueneral Axrlnal- taral Implements, aad llSl B. B. »t. TAOOMA, W. T. Seattle Hardware Co. 6«5 Front (St., Heattle. h 121 LOGftEKS' BLAOKSMITHB' BUILDERS' MILLMBN'B (SUPPLIES B. L. POLK A CO.'S ?» 1{ CO CO R3 CD OS III X >- 111 o Hazelwood Jnlia (wid Harry), res n w cor Jeiferson and 11th. Headley Thomas J, laborer, bds A L Phillips. Helty Philip, smoon 5th bet Main and Washington, re& same. Henderson John L, Pres Business Dept O C Institute, res n w cor Plum and 3d. Ileiidrickson David H, laborer, res Bay Shore, E (). Henry Dudley 8 B, U S Deputy Surveyor, res n s 6th nr East Side, E O. {See p 105.) Henry' FraDci8,Jlawyer e s Washington bet 4th and 5th, res cor 4th and Plum, E O. Henry Francis D, surveyor, bds Francis Henry. Hildebrandt Wm, elk Joseph Cheini, res cor Franklin and 7th. Hinchcliffe Harry, driver, rnis w s Columbia bet 4th and 5th. Hinchcliffe Mason, driver, nns w b Columbia bet 4fch and 5th. Hinchcliffe Thomas, lab, res Hoffard's Add. Hildebrand^Wm, carp, res e s Franklin 2 s of 7th. Hoffman Francis A, mngr Hoffman Stove and Hardware Co, res cor 4t!i and Quince, E O. Hoffknan l§ltOTe and Hardware €o, A Hoffman Pres, F A Hoffman Sec and Mngr, Daniel Wilson Treas, n e cor Main and 5th. Holbert Abraham V, Teamster, res n s 4th nr east city limits, E O. Holbert James W, bds A V Holbert. Holmes Fred S, clerk, res cor 4th and Pear. Holmes Mary A (wid Samuel), res n w cor 4th and Pear, E O. Hoi ton Charles F (Ward & Hoi ton), res Columbia bet 4th and 5th. Hong Yek, laundry, 4th bet Main and Columbia. Horr James C (J Meacham & Co), res Main bet 5th and 6th. Horton Emma (wid Wm N), res n w cor Plum and 3d, E O. Horton Eugene S, Supt Olympia Water Co, res e s Frank- lin 2 n of 8th. Hosiieder Xavier, Propr Capital Brewery, Bay Shore, E O. Howard Alexander, Gardener, Fruit and Vegetables in Season, res Bay Shore, E O. Howard Frank A, cook, bds Alexander Howard. Howell Bennett M, teamster, s s 1st nr Pear, E 0. Hoy Roland B (Aldridge & Hoy), res s s 2d bet Franklin and Washington. Hoyt John P, judge District Court, res s e cor Franklin and 11th. Kan Kauf ^ Kau: t Kead Keho Kenn C. LlANGERT I^R^rter nnd Wholesale DeBler in Wlnen, biquora ■ivViftt K«!.*i.rr, » ' "J** ^'•"•^•■■L^ ^^^ Agent for the Kore^t Kins and the ■n«d»^?^kri'^^ Bourbon and Rye «rf>-.,k(e8. Dr^t for the Piper Hledseck Champaitne. 1009 PACIFIC AV., TACCHA, W. T. '4 h th. tb. th. Co, nan •eas, city O. and rank- EO. lea in and ■i and t and the J Piper Whstcom Ca.. IftlanA Co., Mknohomlsb <'o., Hha«lt Co.. KlnK Co., WARRANTO (Guarantee Loan & Trust Co BOUGHT. ] Seattle. OLYMPIA DIRECTORY. 122 Hunter C N, dentist n s ith e of Main, res W O. HuTiter Vine, lab Hosneder's brewei*y, nns same. Hutcbmaii "Willard S, lab, bds Young's Hotel. Ingersol George, lab, res n s 1st 5 e of Pear, E O. Inman Henry L, carp, res e s Quince nr Ist, E O. Inman Otto, lab Springer. White & Co, bds H L Innian. lustrum Joim, lab, res w s Adams bet 6th and 7th. Irvin Ella (wid Wm McC) bds Mrs L M Clark. Jameson Wm, logger, res e s Main nr 14th. Jamison John, logger, bds Pacific House. Jenkins Wm, steward Carlton House. Jeffers Edward, elk John Bj'rne, bds J B Jeffers. Jeffers Joseph B, planer, res s e cor Pear and Ist E O. Johns Bennett "W, mugr Mitchell & Lewis Co w s Col umbia bet 3d and 4tb, res Thurston County. Johnson Andrew, logger, bds Mrs Mary Johnson. Johnson Bernard, logger, bds Mrs Mary Johnson. Johnston Clement, lab s s Union bet Plum and Chesnut. ' Johnson Edwin C, logger, res s s 5th nr Plum E O. Johnson Frank, logger, bds Mrs Mary Johnson. Johnson Jamps, lor.,ger, bds Mrs Mary Johnson. Johnson .Toseph P, lorg'jr, bds Mrs Mary Johnson. Johnson Mrs Mary, vtt, s e cor 6th and Plum E 0. Johnson Thomas B, logger, bds Mrs Mary Johnson. Jones George L, tinsmith, res cor 6th and Quince. Jones John D, blacksmith, bds G J McBratney. Jones Mark W, lab Paget Sound Pipe Co, res s s 6tli nr Quince E O. Jones Robert H, lab, res s s 14th Ayer's add E O. Karney Daniel, lab, bds Mrs E Karney. Karney Edward, lab, bds Mrs E Karney. Karney Ellen (wid John), res n e cor 12tli and Jefferyon. Karney Luke, lab, bds Mrs E Karney. Kaufman Gallewski (Toklas & Kaufman), res cor 7th and Franklin. Kaufman John, logger, bds Pacific House. Kaufman Nathan G, elk, res cor Franklin and 7th. Kaufman Samuel G, elk bds cor Franklin and 7th. Keady Wm F, Justice of Peace Olympia precinct, res cor Adams and 11th. Kehoe Charles E, shoemaker, rms s s 4th 3 w of Adams. Kennedy Miss Mary, teacher Central School. With full linn of En«rr»vinj?8, Artotypes. Ete. |Frame« Made to Order of latmt.bpat and moat stylinh materials, City Book and Btati .^ry Htore, E. C. Vaughan & Co. IIOS Paelllo Ave., cor. 11th, Titcoma, W.T. «1 s-s. J > ■ r* »♦ It in '4 h 11 S9 1 PICTURE AND ROOM MOULDINGS CD oa CD* X O $ Mi 9 * X n fS -2- I CIVIL ENGINEERS, QAEDNEU & HOQQ, city Hnrveyor's Office, e«9 Front Street, MEATTLR, W. T. l! ' •• li 123 R. L. POLK & OO.'S < Q. U z I- o Kennedy Michael, logger, bds Pacific House. Kerns James, logger, bds Pacific Ilouse. Kerns John, logger, bds Pacific House. Kerns Samuel, logger, bds Pacific House, Kilton Leverett A, boat builder Loiig Bridge, rms same. Kirkendall Eva C, printer Weekly Partizan, res cor Washington and 7th. Kirkendall Henry, clerk, res cor 5th and Washington. Kirkendall Nathan J, .livery, res n e cor Washington and 7th. Kuhn Edward A, clerk R L Robertson, res W O. Kunkler Benjamin P, painter, res n w cor 3d and Jefferson. Laberee Allison E (Foster & Laberee), bds G H Foster. Laighton J S, drayman, res n s 8d bet Pear and Quince, E O. Lame John H, carpenter foot of 6th, res same. Lammon Joseph, butcher, res e s Adams bet Union and 11th. Langham George, laborer, res Bay Shore, E O. Lansdale Charles T, student, bds K H Lansdale. Lansdale Miss Minnie, teacher East Side School, ds R H Lansdale. Lansdale Richard H, physician, res E O. Lee Rev Win B, Pastor Ist Presbyterian Church, res e s Franklin bet 6th and 7th. Lemon Wm, res n s 8th bet Adams and Franklin. Lenherr Jacob I, carpenter Long Bridge, res nr Capitol. Lennox Jeremiah, res Bay Shore, E O. Lewis Edw?.rd, logger, bds Pacific House. Libby Mrs Elizabeth, Dressmaker e s Jefferson bet 3d and 4th, res same. [See p 106.) Libby George A, res a s Jefferson bet 3d and 4th. Littlejohn B Franklin, stage driver Drewry & Co, rms Dre'vry's stable. liittlejohn Wm, Livery Stable e s Main bet 5th and 6th, res E 0. (See p 103.) Littlejohn Wm jr, hostler, bds Wm Littlejohn. Longmire Daniel D, engineer, bds Joseph'Longmire. Longmire James S, laborer, bds Joseph Longmire. Longmire Joseph, res n s 4th 2 e of Pear, E 0. Longmire Josepli L, engineer, res n e cor Pear and Ist, E O. Loomis Wilbur, logger, bds Pacific House. Lybarger John «, Lumberman, res Ayers' Add, E O. McAllister John A, teamster, res n e cor Union and Pear, E O. McAloon Arthur, logger, bds Wm H McAloon. Dr. 0. E. CASE, SURGICAL DISEASES TACOMA.W.T. OF WOMEN. JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocers Taeoma, Wa»h. Ty. IMPORTERS OF FInI JAPAN TEAS. OLYMPIA DIRECTORY. 124 McAloon Win H, logger, res s w cor 9th and Franklin. McBratney Thomas J, blacksmith 5th nr Cohimbia, res cor 14th and Jefferson. McCarrogher Miss Jean, res e s Washington bet 2d and 3d. McCarrogher Joseph, engineer str Biz, bds e s Washington bet 2d and 3d. McCausland Louisa (wid Isaac), bds R B McCausJand. McCausland Royal B, logger, res n w cor 3d and Pear, E O. MacClay Thomas, res n w cor Water anci Union. McClellan Calvin, blacksmith, bds J L McClellan. McClellan Harvey, logger, bds J L McClellan. McClellan James L, gardener, res w s Quince nr 1st, E 0. McClellan John, laborer, res n s 1st 3 e of Pear, E O. mcClellan liamuel, Blacksmitli cor 3d and Washington, res n 8 3d 2 w of Jefferson. McDonald Daniel J, night clerk Young's Hotel. McElroy Harry B, res s e cor Washington and 7th. McElroy Sarah E (wid Thornton), res s e cor Wasliington and 7th. McFadden James C, surveyor, bds n e cor Chestnut and 3d, E O, McFadden J Cal, lawyer cor 4th and Main, res Main bet 9th and lOtli. McFadden Margaret (wid Obed), res s e cor Chestnut and 3d, E O. McFadden Wm H, fanner, bds n e cor Chestnut and 3d, E O. McGovern Edgar, observer signal service, bds Carlton House. Mcintosh James, logger, res n e cor Main and 15th. Mcltee Nancy, stewardess Young's Hotel. McKenny Thomas I, druggist cor 4th and Main, res cor 7th and Main. McKenny Wm B, clerk T I McKenny, bds same. McMicken Herbert, res n e cor Union and Franklin. ntcmicken Wm, Territorial Treasurer w s Main bet 6th and 7th, res s w cor lOtli and Columbia. Macleod John, dairyman s e cor 10th Boundary, E O. Mace Robert S, laborer, bds s s 5th nr Quince, E 0. Mann Champion B, druggist and County Treasurer n s 4th bet Main and Washington, res s e cor 5th and Franklin. Manning Albert A, shoemaker, res e s Franklin bet 11th and Union. Manvill George L, helper A W Guisler, bds same. Maris Wm S, carpenter, s s 4th nr Jefferson marr Robert nr Quince, T m a I 00 -0 (/> Wi CD 3 (B CD -I CO c/> CD CA GO CD , Druggist e s Main bet 3d and 4th, res s s 4th <:o. PD&ET SOUND HOSPITAL '"-&^^"^-—r^^^ AUUJ3A MUUilLI UUUiiiaiJ Attention given to the cure ot the Opium, TACOMA, W. T. Morphine aad CblonU Habit. t/» u ■ STEAUBOAT ENaiNES, | WasiiiDetoii Inn Worb Co. Condenslnc or Non-Condenalnc. ( MBATTIiB. CO 125 R. L. POLK & 00. 8 a> fff Mars James, restaurant, s e cor 4th and Franklin. CO CO ca CB CO CO Martensen Christian C H, res s b Jefferson bet 9th and lOtli. Martin Holton, driver, rnis Ellis dock. Mason Coridon Z- snpt P S Pipe Co, res n w cor Plum and 3d, EO. Masonic Temple, s e cor Main and 8tb. Massey Rev Richard H, pastor M E Church, res s s 4th 2 w of Adams. Matson Oliver, res s e cor Adams and 13th. Mattliews Joseph, logger, bds Pacific House. 3Ut U S navv, res s e cor Plum and 3d, E O. Columbia bet 3d Mayo Henry T, lieut Meacham John (J Meacham & Co), res w s and 4th, Meacham J & Co (John Meacham, James C Horr), furniture, w 8 Columbia bet 3d and 4th. Meadows Frank P, logger, res s s 12th nr Jeifersoji. Mears John F, laborer, res s s 2d nr Plum, E O. Melville George F, laborer, res e s Adams bet Union and 11th. lUessegee Creorg^e D, Pilot, res Ayer's Add, E O. <^ Methodist Episcopal Church, s w cor 4th and Adams. Miller Andrew P, mason, bds Charles Patnude. Q Miller Miss Johanna, printer, bds J D Miller. C Miller John D, shoemaker n s 4th nr Main, res a s 6th nr C Adams. O Mills George G, draughtsman U S Land Office, res cor 9th and fl) Washington. , , Milroy Robert H (Milroy & Savage), res s e cor Main and llth. 11 milroy Sc Sa%skge (R H Milroy, George M Savage), Law- bS vers, s e cor Main and 4th. ^5 Mitchell "Wilson E, engineer, res n e cor Adams and llth. •| mitchell &, Lewis Co, B W Johns Manager Branch B- House, w s Columbia bet 3d and 4th. ^^ Montgomery, screw turner Allen & Harkness. 11 Moore Charles M, deputy County Auditor, res cor Adams and •| 7th. 5g Moore Miss Janet, teacher Central school, res s w cor 5th and ^t Adams. j| Moore Lindley E, clerk, res s w cor 5th and Adams. *| Moore Waldo G, bartender, res cor Washington and 5th. J J Morris Annie ^wid Michael), res w s Franklin nr llth. j^ Morris Frank, logger, bds Mrs A Morris. ^«9 Morris George, logger, bds Mrs A Morris. COLLINS dl POWELL.i^""„o f«' ''"'"phiot _. BBAI. KMTATB DBAI.ISRM. ' 1 ...P'^Clptlve Of Whateom, w, T. ( Whatcom County. Bay Aere Trmets near Seattle of ESHELMAN. LLEWELLYN & CO., Brokers, Poat Building, Seattle, Wash. Fortanes made by buying such tracts near rapidly growing cities, as Minne- apolis, St. Paul, Omaha, Denver, etc. So will purchases near Seattle prove. —y; of O. 3d ire, 1th. .1 nr and 1th. iLaw- ranch LB and Ih atid OLYMPIA DIREOTOBY. 126 imphlet ke of Jounty. Morris Guy, logger, bds Mrs A Morris. Morris R James, logger, bds Mrs A Morris. Morris John, logger, bds Mrs A Morris. Mossman 1 Y, res s e cor Union and Jefferson. Mottman George A, clerk, res cor Washington and 6th. MuUavy John, logger, bds Olympic Hotel. Munson Albert J, insurance agent, bds J H Munson. Munson Josiah H, insurance s s 4th nr Jefferson, res e s Plum bet 3d and 4th, E O. Murphy Frank, engineer Standard office, res same. Murphy Henry M, printer Standard, bds cor 2d and Wash- ington. murphy John miller, Proprietor Washington Standard, res cor Washington and 2d. Murphy Patrick, laborer, res n s 3d bet Main and Washington. Murphy Miss Stella, printer Standard, bds 2d and Washington. Murphy Seth, shoemaker, res W O. Myer Henry, blacksmith, res s e cor 9th and Jefferson. Myers Silas, laborer, res w s Adams nr Union. Newell Wm A, physician cor Main and 5th, res cor Main and 12th. IVew Transcript The, Gale & Dunham Proprietors, s w cor 4th and Columbia. nfoschka d^ottlieb, Tailor s s 5th bet Main and Washing- ton, res same. [See p. 107.) N P Express Co, S G Ward Agent, w s Main bet 4th and 5th. O'Brien Rossell G-, Clerk Supreme Court Washington Territory and Adjutant General!!^ G W cor Franklin and 6th, res cor Washington and Union. O'Connor Michael, stationer and agent Postal Telegraph Co w 8 Main bet 4th and 5th, rms same. Olmstead Miss Susette, dressmaker e s Main nr5th, rms same. Olympia Colleg^iate Institute, L £ FoUansbee Prin Normal Dept, John Henderson Prin Business Dept, n e cor Plum and 2d, E O. (See p 100.) Olympia Gas Company The, A H Chambers pres, A A Phillips treas, Robert Bruce secy and niangr, office and works w s Plum bet 5th and 6th, E 0. Olympic Hotel, Wra Stringer propr, w s Main bet 2d and 3d. Olympia Planing mill, Springer, White & Co Proprs, cor 2d and Jefferson. [See p 107.) ''K"p"ir,rir''"CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Olllee at Willard'a Paeiflo Ave. 2d Door North of Opara House. CD 5 CD ana era CD CD ■ X ■ o f Enlargements Made] MgMU R R Y FJBOSI ANY NKMATITE. 127 R. L. POLK A 00. 8 CO O Olympia t^teain IVaTigation €o, Z J Hatch Pres, F E Smith Sec, office Ellis Dock, Str Fleetwood daily Line Horton Supt, bet^v^)eu Olympia and Seattle. (See p .53) CL < Q. Ill Z H O Olympia l¥ater Company The, n w cor Plum and 3d. Olympia and €heliali« Valley Railroad, J W Sprague Pres, F 11 Brown Treas, Charles Sprague Supt. Olympia and Montesano Stage Line, I Bernier propr, daily 5 p m, office Foster & Labaree's stable. Olympia and iSkookum iStag^e Line, Drewry & Co Proprs, runs to Big and Little Skookum 3 times a week. Oppenheimer Mrs I, btis L Bettman. O'Keilly Wm, laborer, bds East Side nr city limits, E O. O R & IV Co's Office, J C Percival Agt, 2d St Dock. Orr Wm, logger, bds Olympic Hotel. Osborn Jennie (wid Ernest), bds Mrs F Turner. Ostrander John IT, Register U S Land Office Horr Bldg cor Main and 4th, res cor Main and 6th. Ostrander Levi W, clerk N P Exp, res w s Water bet 12th and 13th. Ostrander Nathaniel, physician e s Main bet 5th and 6th, cor 8th and Franklin. Ostrander Mrs Rowena, bds Wm McMicken. Ott Jacob, carpenter, res w s Washington bet 4th and 5th. Ouellette Lewis P (Elwell & Ouellette), res s w cor 9th Main. Owings Nicholas H, Secretary of Washington Territory, Main bet 3d and 4th, res cor Union and Franklin. Pacific House, Wm I Peer propr, n e cor Main and 3d. Parker Eliza (wid Robert), res n e cor Adams and 6th. Parker Gilmore H, mate str Hayward, bds J G Parker. Parker Herbert N, capt str Fleetwood, bds J G Parker. Parker John &, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Prop Parker's Warehouse Long Bridge, res cor Franklin and 5th. {8ee page 104.) Patnude Charles, mason, res s s 8th nr boundary E O. Patterson D U, porter Carlton House. Pattison James, Real Estate, res n e cor 4th and Quince EO. Pattlson James R, Foreman Puget Sound Pipe Co, res e 8 Quince bet 2d and 4th E O. Pattison Nathan, real estate, bds James Pattison. llY^QII^Q „g^l_ £Sj/^TE DEALER in the First res an( W 8 ft M. n. nAnnlO. Wa»l-, He . J can aell you at bed rook anything that is ' for sale within the Hub of the city. OFVIGB, OVJiB OKiD TAOOMA PO<«T OFFlClfi, TACOHA. W. T. ■1 RY r. BND. res, F ^' Line Supt, J W upt. ily 5 p & Co veek. ). >ock. ,rr Bldg L2th ai»(l 6th, res )th. 9th antl ory, W 8 i^erchant, Franklin iid Quince Co, res e LB in the First ything that w HA. W. T. ** HALL & uAVlNDlRi ^Conveniently Located. ' OLYMPIA DIRECTORY. 128 ■'•S^fif Peer Wm I, prop Pacitic House, n e cor Washington and 3d. Percival John C, Agt O R & N Co, N P K R Co, P C S S Co 2d Street Dock, res Main bet 5th and 6th. Percival Samuel W, capitalist, res 4th nr Bridge W O. Peterson Charles, engineer, res Long Bridge. Phillips Albert A, Cashier First National Bank, res cor Main and 12th. Phillips Albert L, shoemaker, res n e cor 3d and Plum E O. Polvich Mathew, fisherman, bds J Covach. Porter Nathan S, lawyer e s Main bet 4th and 5th, res n e cor 5th pnd Franklin. Postal Telegraph Office, M O'Connor agt, w s Main bet 4th and 5th. Postofllce, A D Glover P M, w s Main bet 4th and 5th. Prather Thomas, farmer, res w s Washington bet 3d and 4th. Prescott Henry, lodgings w s main bet 3d and 4th. Puget Sound ripe Co The, John Corkish pres, N S Porter sec, C Z Mason supt, Bay Shore E O. Quincy Mary J (wid Joseph), res n w cor Capitol ave and Pleasant. , Quong Dan, laundry n e cor Washington and 3d. Rabbeson Antonio B (Rabbeson & Harned), res cor Washington and 5th. Rabbeson Charles, elk Rabbeson & Harned, bds A B Rabbeson. Rabbeson Edward R, lab, res s e cor Plum and 3d, E O. Rabbeson & Harned (Antonio B Rabbeson, Benjamin F. Harned), Funeral Directors, s e cor Columbia and 3d. Raisbeek Joseph D, bartender, res cor 1st and Washington. Ramm Herman, Beer Saloon n s 4th bet Main and Wash- ington, res Ayer's add E 0. Ranger Alfred N, restaurant w s Main bet 3d and 4th. Rawson Robert R, carp, res w s Adams nr llth, Reagh John D, teamster, res W O nr Bridge. Redpath N J, physician, s e cor Main and 3d. Reed Thomas M^ joint representative 14th rep dist, res cor Washington and 6th. Reed Thumas M jr, lawyer 3 Horr Bldg, res Washington bet 5th and 6th. Reyonlds Eliza (wid Alexander), res n s 1st 4 e of Pear, E 0. Riley Warren W, physician n e cor 4th and Washington, rms same. Robbins James R, carp, res Swan's Add, E O. H X m GXT ^[TTf\r\T\ iilABDWAai!. liO««RRI9' • **•• ^' V-rv^j^, AT I-OWF.S »VPPI MWKDKN i GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. I Seattle. OLYMPIA DIRECTORY. 130 Sculley Martin, wool grader, res s e cor Jefferson and 13th. Seagrave iVrtliur A, wooden pipe e s Main bet 4th and 5th, res cor 4th and Pear, E O. Sears Charles E, civil engineer, res Ayer's Add, E O. Sentner Charles, butcher, res foot of oth. Shannon George D, vice pres 1st Nat bank, res Thurston co 10 miles from Olympia, Shattuck George M, lab Puget Sound Pipe Co, res Tumwater. Shaser Augustus, logger, bds Pacific House. Shaser Daniel, logger, bds Pacific House Shelby John, logger, bds Pacific House. Shelton Miss Mary, printer, bds Mrs E Parker. Shicke Frank, logger, res n s 10th bet Franklin and Adams. Shields John, saloon, w s Main bet 2d and 3d. Shields Nathan, milk dealer, res n e cor Washington and 11th. Shillington Charles, hostler, rms cor 2d and Main. Shillington Wm, hostler, bds Olympic Hotel. $>ihoecraft Ross F, Real Estate and Notary Public 4th bet Columbia and Main, res Columbia bet 4th and 5th. Showers Richard, logger, bds Mrs N J Broyles. Sigler John M, res s w cor 6th and Quince, E O. Silsby John A, grocer s w cor Main and 5th, res cor Chestnut and 12th. Simenson Oley R, Jeweler e s Main bet 3d and 4th, res n e cor Maple Park and Franklin. Smith A Howard, Confectionery, Fruit, Cigars, Tobacco etc w 8 Main bet 4th and 5th, res same. [See p 107.) Smith Frederick A, carpenter, res cor Adams and 7th. Smith George, printer Standard, res Washington bet 2d and 3d. Smith Joel W, fruit dealer, res Bay Shore nr limits, E O. Smitii Joseph, logger, bds Pacific House. S^nyder B Frank, Shingle Mnfr Bay Shore E O. bds Olympic Hotel. Snyder Frederick, iisherman, 1st nr Main. Sommer Wm, carpenter cor Cherry and 12th, res same. Sprag^ue Gen J W, Pres O & C Y R R, res Tacoma W T. Squires Joseph N, grocer s e cor Main and 5th. res same. Sparks John G, lawyer n s 4th bet Franklin and Adams, res same. liprafl^ue Charles, Supt O & C V R R Co, rms cor Main and 4th. Springer Charles H (Springer, White & Co). PI AN Aft ARAANft Musical Merchandise and Machine nf^l^^/Of \/R%«f%I^Oy Attachmenta, at City Book and Uta- orufliir UAP Jl .CC tlonf*rv Hrore, K. C. Vaushan A Co., dbnlNu MAUll.lbd, 1102 Pacific Aye., cor. Uth, TacomaJW. T. C/> 8. I CD ■ CD as en CD 09 tn HILL, OSBORNE & CO. ABSTRACTS OF T!TLE. Our books show complete abstraoto of title to oU landii in Kma ConDty, - MEATTIiB, Gordon Block, 6Stt Vront Mtr«et, W. T. 131 R. L. POLK k OO.'S CO &0 ca c/> c/> CO CO CO ui Springer, l¥hite & Co (C H Springer, Allen White, G S Allen, Edward Harkness), Sash and Door Factory, s e cor Jefferson and 2d. {See j, 107.) Stampfler Jacob, lodgings, Long Bridge. Str Messenger, J G Parker master, Tacoma SN Co, runs between Olympia and Shelton. Steele Alden H, physician cor 4th and Main, res s e 3or Franklin and 10th. Sternberg Win I H, furrier, res s s Union bet Plum and Pear, EO. Sternberg Wm Jr, Furniture Factory s 8 Union b^^t Plum and Pear, bds W I H Sternberg. {8ee jp 104.) Stevens Edwin A, agt W U Tel n w cor Main and 5th, res same. Storrs Charles, butcher, res Capitol Add. Stork Samuel, grocer w s Main bet 3d and 4th. res E O. Stowe Charles, logger, bds Mrs N J Broyles. Stringer Wm, propr Olympic Hotel, w s Main bet 2d and 8d. Stuth Magnus, fish, res 8d bet Main and Washington, Stuth Otto, messenger, rms 3d bet Main and Washington. Stuart Charles H, painter e s Main bet 5th and 6th, res E O. Stuart liobert G, res e s Main bet 5th and 6th. Sullivan Orin D, carpenter, bds Pacific House. Sun Wo «fe Co, Chinese goods, cor 5th and Columbia. Sutherland Alex, logger, bds Pacific House. Swan George G, stable cor Main and Ist, rms e s Main bet Ist and 2a. Swan Robert B, logger, res e s Main bet Ist and 2d. Sylvester Edmund, res n e cor Main and 8th. Tiacoma Lodge Library Assn, M A Root sec, s w cor 4th and Columbia. Talbott D J, furniture, res n w cor Water and 12th. Talbott Henry, boat builder Long Bridge, res same. Talcott Bros (Charles R and George N), variety store e s Main bet 4th and 5 th. Talcott Charles R (Talcott Bros), res Main bet 6th an 7th. Talcott George N (Talcott Bros), res East Side end 7th. Talcott Lucius G, clerk Talcott Bros, res Main bet 6th and 7th. Talcott Lucius L, res s w cor Main and 6th, Tallentine Thomas, Book Bindery, res n e cor East Side and 10th, E O. Tarbell James H, teamster, res e s Main bet 13th and 14th. Taylor Mrs Frances A, bds Mrs W N Horton. Dr.C.E.OASE, stjkoeoit a^d TACOMA. w. T. a--sr3srBaoi.oans'T. T," HARHY Q. BAllKLKY. BURT. G THOMPSON. & Manufacturing Oonfectioners Wholesale and Retail. P Corner Main and 6th Streets, OLYMPIA, WASH. TER. Country Orders Promptly Filled. PURE French and American Creams. Retail dealers are apeoiaUy invited to test quality and prioes of our goods. ^^' ^ Thompson £ Co., THE GROCERS -or- OLYMPIA, W. T. Do not fail to call on us in our new quarters in Talcot'sIBlock, where we are better prepared than ever to satisfy our customers. Wo do a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocery Businees .AJ&rr) ipoiJieTr ooii^^gEn 'x 'X'xoa?^, us Unit TTJn C T5ATn?T5 A PH tacoma, wash. ty. JJNU. d. D/iJiLlC & UU., Wholesale Grocers. JOBBSRS OR OIO^VRS A.ND TOBACOOS. OLTMPIA DIRECTORY. 132 Taylor Miss Nettie, tailor, res w s Water bet 12tli and 13th. Taylor Miss Theresa, tailor, res w s Water bet 12th and 13th. Thorn p«on Alfk'ed, Lawyer, Abstracts and Heal Estate w s Main bet 4th and 5th, res Adams bet 9t; and 10th. (See p 100.) Thompson Burt G (Barkley & Thompson), bds E Thompson. Thompson George E (Thompson & Co), res w s Washington bet 8th and 9th. Thompson Sl Co (George E Thompson, John M Hawley), Grocers, e s Main bet 4th and 5th. {See adv opp) Tierney James, logger, bds Olympic Hotel. Tillotson Frank, engineer O & C V R R, res s s 4th bet Frank- lin and Adams. Toellner Charles, barber e s Main b< i 2d and 3d, res cor Plum and 4th, E O. Toklas Ferdinand (Toklas & Kaufman), res San Francisco, Cal. Toklas Jacob W, clerk Toklas «fe Kaufman, rms cor Franklin and 7th. Toklas Nathan (Toklas & Kaufman), res Spokane Falls. Toklas &, Kaiiftnan (Ferdinand and Nathan Toklas, Gallewski Kaufman), Dry Goods, Clothing etc, cor Main and 4th. {Seep 102.) Townsend Wm H, chief clerk U S Land OflBce, res cor 4th and Columbia, Tracy John T, shoemaker, res cor Union and Franklin. Tread way Albert J, Draughtsman, res n e cor Union and Jefferson. Troupe James, laborer Thomas Tallentine. Turner Benjamin B, logger, res e s Washington nr limits. Turner Fidelia (wid Dr G G), res cor 2d and Washington. Turpin Frank B, mail agt, res n e cor Main and 6th. Turpin Peteriield, res n e cor Main and 6th. Tustin James, book agt, bds Olympic Hotel. Tweed John P, CountyAuditor cor 6th and Washington, res cor Capitol ave and Water. Union Brewery, R Wood propr, cor 5th and Columbia. United States liand Office, John Y Ostrander Regis- ter, James R Hayden Receiver, Horr Bldg cor 4th and Main. U S Signal Service Office, n s 4th bet Main and Washington, United States SurTeyor General's Office, J C Breckinridge Surveyor General, A B Cowles Chief Clerk, n 8 6th bet Main and Washington. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W. T. Reoeiyes and treats aU who may require medical or sorgioal treatment, Contagious Diseases excepted. o H X m z > o t! o "0 S a 3 o fi) 3 I PatJwin Engine Steam Feeds* Washington ( Iron Works Oo. Seattle. FOB LVMBER MILLS. 133 R. L. POLK A 00. '8 I OS OS euQ ce as OS ce ce »•— cu ce Vanderpool Wm L, cook A N Ranger. Yan Epps Theodore C, Books and Stationery and Fancy Goods s 8 4th bet Main and Washington, res s e cor 4tn and Plum, E O. Venen Laurel P, teacher C Institute, res s s 4th bet Plum and Cherry, E 0. Venen Louis P, Local Editor "Washington Standard, res 4th east side. Tincent Benjamin, Manufacturer and Dealei in Boots and Shoes w s Main bet 4th and 5th, res s e cor Union and Franklin. {See p 101.) Vincent Philip, carp, bds Young's Hotel. Waldron Frank, clerk F D Waldron, bds same. Waldron Frank D, restaurant, s e cor Washington and 4th. Ward Charles, lab, res w s East side nr city limits. Ward Frank C, mill hand, rms w s Columbia bet 4th and 5th. Ward Michael (Ward & Holton), res w s Main bet 8d and 4th. IVard §amuel «, Agt N F Ex, Ticket Agt IM P R R and City Treasurer, w s Main bet 4th and 5th, res s e cor 9th and Washington. Ward & Holton (Michael Ward, Charles F Holton), Sa- loon, e 8 Main bet 3d and 4th. Washburn Melvin T, lab, res East side road Swan's Add, E O. Wasliin^ton Standard, John Miller Murphy Proprie- tor, cor 2d and Washington. WeeKfly Partisan, Thomas H Cavanaugh Propr, s e cor 4th and Columbia. Welsli Mrs Jane W, res s e cor 12th and Jefferson. Welsh John J, logger, res s e cor 12th and Jefferson. West Side School, West Olympia. West Thomas C, tinsmith, n s 8th 2 e of Franklin. WestermaTi Henry JO, Painter n e cor Maple Park and Adams, res same. {Seep 105.) Weston Royal S, clerk J A Silsby, bds same. White Allen (Springer, White e. W'l!-!am6 George A, elk Samuel Williams, bus same. f'i V-ti*;aiii§ Samuel, Hardware etc n w cor Main and 4th, aame. 'iYilson John H, Saloon n s 4th bet Columbia and Main, res same. {See p IGd.) Wiman Chance, bds S P Wiman. Winian Frank A, bds J S Wiman. Wiman Samuel P, logger, res n s 2d nr Quince, E O. 'Wood James R, Prop Union Brewery cor 5th and Colum- bia, res same. Wood Mrs Laura E, restnt w s Main bet 4th and 5th, res same. WooQKrd Adelbert E, tinner, res W O. Woodlard Aloiizo B, Dentist s e cor Main and 3d, res W O. {See p 106.) Woodard SalcDc E (wid Harvey K), res W O. Worcester F n(M'!s>.o M, clerk Yontig o Hotel. Work W:- "-r:' ' -'hite & Work), res 4tli E O. Wrenn «> s- I'. •' otler Drewry & Co, rms same. Wrenn Wai(,e. ), '^iatnster, ree s e cor Franklin and 9bh. Wright Albert harness s s 4th bet Main and Washington, rms same. Wyley Jane (wid Adam), res n s 2d bet Per^- and Quincj E O. Yantis John V, printer Weekly Partizan, res cor Ada ns and 14th. Yeager Sanford (Gimblett & Yeager), rms same. Yeager Wm H, teamster, res w s Quince bet 4th and 5th E O. Yerion .">hn C, carp, res W O. Youf r '^'/t^wafci T, Prop Young's Hotel, res W O. {See Vouiig^s 29otel, Edward T Young Prop, s e cor Main and 2d. {See page opp.) Zavitoc Bartol, fisherman, bds J Covach. 2.® I* n :§ AS: • tr y ft CD n> £5" I 9* (?P AM ^> s ?^ «l • 95 FANNIE C. PADrOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Rt. Rov. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Pres. Rev. J. A. Nicholson. 8upt. J. F. Beardiley, Physician. TAOONA, W. T. ThoM who belii>Te in "Home Industry" chonld patronise HatlMnie^loii Onaranteed. LalieDimMtireM'fECo. aiiii mu I c/l Eh S2S »-< o o P4 Eh t> o E-i C/3 l-i S3 o» tat Besides you will sara money thereby, LAKOE8T STOCK. opp. Occidental Hotel, tieatile. 135 B. L. POLK A 00. S o < 0. Ill X PORT AWOELES, A postoffice on tl?p ?!trait of Jnan de Fnca, in Clallam county, 16 miles west of New Dungeness, the county seat, and 35 west of Port Townsend, the shipping and nearest banking point. Settled in 1859. Ships grain and pro- duce. Population, now about 200, will be largely increased by the location here of the Puget Sound Co-operative Colony, founded by George Venable Smith. Mail semi-weekly. D. "W. Morse, postmaster. Anderson G, P S Co-op Col. Armbrust Cyrus M, wagonmak J Co-op Col. Ashwell W, P S Co-op Col. Beck WW, dept of manufactures P rf Co-op Col. Bill John, farmer. ^ Bell Wm, U S Signal Observer. Berry, asst lighthouse keeper. Bitterwolf Bernhard B, bnckmaker P S Co-op Col. Brumiield Willard, observer U S Signal Service. Burke Walter, farmer P S Co-op Col. Ch?mber8 Frank, farmer P S Co-op Col. Christophersen Edward, elk P S Co-op Col. Church John F, surveyor P S Co-op Col. Church Kendall, elk D W Morse. Clark J R, carpenter P S Co-op Col. Clegg Wm H, tinner P S Co-op Col. Coville Wilbur, farmer. Crawford Lucius P, millman P S Co-op Col. Croake J D, inspector of customs. Davis J C, farmer. Davis Thomas, restaurant P S Co-op Col. Dingman Byron, laborer P S Co-op Col. Dodge Warren R, logger. Dolan Bernard, laborer P S Co-op Col. Draper Miss, teacher. Dresser Arthur W, shoemaker P S Co-op Col. Dumont R K, carpenter P 8 Co-op Col. Dyke John, blacksmith P S Co-op Col. Eacrett Thomas, farmer. Evans, lighthouse keeper. Fisher Elmer, P S Co-op Col. Fisher H, P S Co-op Col. Fogarty F G, farmer. Gall'ip O W, carpenter P S Co-op Col. R. I. MORSE 'l^er^lmeTPIaster and Hair, New Whatcom, W. T. Faints, oil*. Olasa and Wall Paper. ■■■w Business, Residence e. ie le id o- >y I: "r, r-i. iter. HALL & CAVENDER, ^""siburban PYoperty. PORT ANGELES DIRECTORY. 136 Gallup P W, Dept Public Safety, P S Co-op Col. Gano E H, millman P S Co-op Col. Gihnore T G, P S Co-op Col. ' - Gdodwin Hartley, farmer P S Co-op Col. Goodwin Mrs Sarah, P S Co-op Col. Goodwin Silas, farmer P S Co-op Col. Gordon Henry G C (Gordon & Gordon), farmer. Gordon & Gordon (Henry G C and Mrs Elizabeth W P), grocers. Grant J M, Dept of Agricultnre P S (^o-op Col. Green Wm H, P S Co-op Col. Guptill Capt, farmer. Hall Mrs Laura E, Dept of Education P S Co-op Col. Harlow Honry, farmer. Haug Paul R, stone cutter P S Co-op Col. Haynes L T, Brickmaker P S Co-op Col. Haynes Raymond, tinner P S Co-op Col. Hinckley I'^rancis, Dept of Public Utility P S Co-op Col. Hoagh Warren, tinner P S Co-op Col. Hoftinan A F, Dept of Commerce P S Co-op Col. Hulquist J, P S Co-op Col. Hume Thomas, logger. Hurd James, newspaper correspondent. Jenkins, P S Co-op Col. Johnson G, P S Co-op Col. Jones Joseph, P S Co-op Col. King, farmer P S Co-op Col. Kost John J, carpenter P S Co-op Col. Land Paul, iron raolder P S Co-op Col. Lee Alfred, farmer P S Co-op Uol. Liese F H, P S Co-op Col. Looner Alden, farmer. McCleese Daniel, farmer. McConachi'^ Alexander, clerk P S Co-op Col. McGlynn Owen, farmer P S Co-op Col. McGuire Henry, farmer. McKinle^ E D, Dept of Health P S Co-op Col. McLaughlin, millman P S Co-op Col. Maltby W W, capenter P S Co-op Col. Martin John, millwright P S Co-op Col. Mason Alexander, bookkeeper P S Co-op Col. Mason Horace, boilermaker P S Co- op Colony. Mastick E B jr. County Commissioner. 2 t ri W vJLJXJ FarmlnK ImplementM, Hnllden*' Mop • •'-'■• ^^ X^V-rj-r, piles anrfOenernl Hardware. 11)M Pacifle Ave., and 11»1 H. K. St,, TACUfllA, W. T. SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Jobbers and Retall«r(i of Hardware and Iinpl«'ni« itH. The Best WoodM. Tbt* liwwest Prices. h A h 'OS 137 R. L. POLK & CO. 8 as 03 oa euD CO o ■ z ■ Meagher Bernard, farmer. Meagher George, carpet-layer P S Co-op Colony. Meagher James, fanner. Meagher Nicholas, farmer. Meagher Philip, farmer. lUorg^an & Ila§ting8, Proprietors Steamboat Line. Morse Charles, carpenter P S Co-op Colony. Morse Davis "W, general store and postmaster. Morse E G, hotel. Morse Samuel G, Count}' Sheriff. Patten Frank B, raillman P S Co-op Colony. Pearson Charles, barber P S Co-op Colony. Peterson Win, rooter P S Co-op Colony. Port Townsend, Diing^eness, Port Angeles and IVeah B.iy Route, Morgan & Hastings Props. Puget Sound Co-operative Colony, Geo Venable Smith pres, A E Sanderson sec, Mrs Nellie Wood treas. Reynolds Rufus K, shoemaker P S Co-op Colony. Ribby Thomas, farmer. Sanderson Albert E, sec P S Co-op Colony. Shafer John, tinsmith P S Co-op Colony. Shipley E A, merchant P S Co-op C.lony. Smith' B T, P S Co-op Colony. Smith George Venable, pres P S Co-op Colony. Smith Henry, blacksmith P S Co-op Colony. Smith H, farmer P S Co-op Colony. Smith L H, tinsmith P S Co-op Colony. Spencer John, farmer. Stewart A, P S Co-op Colony. Taylor James, P S Co-op Colpny. Taylor W J, Physician. The Model Commonwealth, organ of the P S Co-op Col. Thomas Adam, farmer. Tillman Charles, farmer P S Co-op Col. Towns, printer P S Co-op Col. U S Signal Service Station, Wni Bell observer. Yail Eugene, printer P S Co-op Col. Vail G W, physician P S Co-op Col. Vail Herbert, P S Co-op Col. Vail Wm, painter. Wagner Jolin, farmer. Ware Alfred, civil engineer P S Co-op Col. CT A ■Krm?"R nP Sole AKont for the Foreat King WMitkr^, The Famout • J-iXXl^i VrJUXV X , £. Jr. Taylor's /»»•*■ copper dMIlled Hand laadn Hour JUaah trhtakiea. The SehlU* Milwaukee Bottled Beer, and the Camille Key West Cigars. iOOO PACIFIC AV., TACOHA, W. T. MONEY WAITING VUK MORTCACESJ ^ Guarantee Loan & Trubi Co. Seattle. PORT DISCOVERY DIRECTORY. 138 Waters John, farmer. White George, farmer. Williams L, dept public works P S Co-op Col. Winters George, farmer. Wood Mrs Nellie, treasurer P S Co-op Col, res Seattle. PORT BLAKEIiEY— /S. B, mill hand P M Co. Hudson Wm F, farmer. Hutchings Thomas, mill hand. Itnrri I nill hand P M Co. Jacksonn Daniel Hi, Pres Washington Steamboat m -< X r m ^> CD o» CD aa 'J r Transportation Company and Postmaster Jackson Henry (Elwell & Jackson), res Snoliomish. Jameson Winfield S, logger, 8 miles south. Johnson Augustus, longf^ioreman. Johnson Daniel, mill hand P M Co. Johnson Eric, teamster P M Co, and j^ I E.C.Vaughan&Co/ ■ 2. 9»t WHOLKS.'T.B AND RrTAII, Oliy Book anil stationer) Htoiii, liOa Pacific Ave., uor. llib, TaconiB, W. T. HILL, OSBORNE &, eg 03 pA Attorneys at I CO 03 bO c/> CO (0 • CO CO oa Johnson Gns, mill hand P M Co. Johnson J P, mill hand P M Co. Johnson K, mill band P M Co. Johnson Peter, mill hand P M Co. Jones Thomas, clerk P M Co, Jukitch M, deckhand str Yakima. Keefe John, timekeeper P M Co. Kelly David, mill hand. Kerven Joseph, steward Teekalet Hotel. Kierman Thomas, mill hand P M Co. Kildall Joseph, clerk P M Co. Kimball Dexter, machinist P M Co. Kimball George, mill hand. Kimball Henry, tiler P M Co. Kiteley Orrin, mill foreman P M Co. * Knight Arthur, teamster W S Jameson. LaBiene Wm, sawyer P M Co. Larson John, mill hand P M (Jo. Lawson Andrew, laborer P M Co. LeGreen Frank, 'aborer P M Co. Lewis T J, carpenter P M Co. Longfellow Mrs M A. McCauley Daniel, mill hand P M Co. McDonald Edward, oiler steamer Tyee. McG'll John, engineer Gyrus "Walker. nicCrrath James F, Manager Teekalet Hotel. [See p 145.) McGuire John, bartender Teekalet House. McGuire Philip, longshoreman. Mclver Robert, deckhand steamer Cyrus Walker. McKay Alexander, logger W S Jameson. McKay Hector, mill hand P M Co. McLane Stephen, logger Elwell & Jackson. McNally Charles, logger Elwell & Jackson. McPhee Alexander, mill hand P M Co. Madden Dennis, mill hand P M Co. Madden Morris, laborer P M Co. Madden Walter, mill hand P M Co. Marr James C, physician. • ■ Mason Frederick, longshoreman. Mead G W, mill hand P M Co. Mead James, rancher. Miller George, mill hand P M Co. Dr. 0. E. CASE, OrthopoBdic Surgeon, Shepp JNO. S. BAKEE & CO. wholesale oro«r. INVITE OCRRESPONDENCE. Commission Merchants, TAOOMA, WA3H. TY. PORTE QAMBL DIBEOTOR\. 148 jeon, Mills Miss Henrietta, school teacher. Mitchell Andrew, logger W S Jameson. Morrill Charles L, barber. Morrill Henry, filer P M Co. Mortel Thomas, foreman P M Co. Mravinez M, mill hand P M Co. Murphy Thomas, capt str Hyack, P M Co. Murray James, blacksmith r M Co. Xeish James, logger W S Jameson, Nevalle Thomas, mill hand P M Cj. Nichols B H, miU hand P M Co. Nickolson K, engineer str Tyee. Norby Charles, deckhand str Tyee, Nordall Charles, watchman P M Co. Noyes Friend, tallyman P M Co. O'Brien G H, mill' hand P M Co. O'Lanie Henry, mill hand P M Co. Ot',0 J H, tallyman P M Co. Palmer Charles, millwright P M Co. Pease M L, mill hand P M Co. Peterson Oscar, logger W S Jameson. Peterson Thomas, mill hand P M Co. Prame Jacob, mill hand P M Co. Price John, mill hand P M Co. Primrose James, engineer P M Co. Proctor John, teamster P M Co. Piiget IVIill Company, C F A Talbot Pres, Cyrus Walker Mangr, Saw Mill. {See j) 143.) Pn^et $ C9 MM* 09 CD • I 9»? Remember Lake Union Furnitwe MlgjCo. ttf?x;" fVl^MP They carry the best and Jargeet Btock in theTerritory."THElR PKICES are the LOWEST. Eh < E-i I— I o ^ o o PS x/i CD* 0. a> 151 aim Mtreet. opp. Ocftdvntal Hotel, ^ISATTIiB, K. L, POLK & OO.'S Edner Louis, mill hand P M C^*. Enggren John, mill hand P M Ov,'. Ericson Jens A, mill hand P M Co. Evans George F, time keeper and mill supt Puget Mill Co. Fickett Frederick, mill hand P M Co. Fickstt Foster, mill hand P M Co, Fitzgerald Barney, mill hand P M Co. Fricke Charles, mill hand P M Co. Friday Edward, mill hand P M Co. Gardener Frank, ship carpenter. Gibbs Edmund, teamster P M Co. Gilmore Frank, shingle maker. Graham J A, ship carpenter. Guptill Thomas H, elk P M Co store. Gustafson Andrew, mill hand P M Co. Hall Clarence, vessel captain. Hansen Hirman, mill hand P M Co. Hansen M, mill hand P M. Harkins Frederick, tallyman P M Co. Haskel F, ship carpenter. Hawkins Horace, shingle maker. Helerson JS", mill hand P M Co. Hewitt Wm H, planer P M Co. Hickmout Albert G, ship carpenter. Hogan John, mill hand P M Co. Hudson Joseph, mill hand P M Co. Hunt Wm, mill hand P M Co. Huntley George, mill hand P M Co. Jacobson Eric, mill hand P M Co. Jackson Thomas H, mill hand P M Co. Jensen Christopher, shingle maker. PHOENIZ HOUSE, PORT LUDLOW, W. T. £, 3ROBEItlT 3D. .A-TTiei3DOE, PTopr. r o SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION. R, I. MORSE, Nbw Whatoom, W. T. Window Shades, Building Paper, Varnislie s- LIME, PLASTER AND HAIR. PAIBTT COLO KM. COAI. OJTIi. HALL & CAYENDER, PORT LUDLOW DIRECTORY. Business, Residence And Suburban Property. 152 Johnson Jacob, mill hand P M Co. Johnson O J, mill hand P M Co. Kildall Simon, tallyman P M Co. Knapp A W, mill hand P M Co. Larsen Martin, mill hand P M Co. Laurence Wm, mill hand P M Co, Lennctt Thomas, mill hand P M Co. Long P J, mill hand P M Co. Lund A, mill hand P M Co, Lawrence Frederick, mill hand P M Co. Lawrence Henry jr, mill hand T M Co, Logan R M, ship carp. Lunde Lars, mill hand P M Co. McArthur Angus, carp P M Co. McDonough Thom^-.s, watchman P M Co, McLaughlin George H, carp P M Co. Madden M, mill hand P M Co. Matheson "Wm, carp P M Co. Middlemas 2 o ■0 SL a ^■s 3 3 on o » 3 G. H. WOOD, ?sfi Avent for Wewtsn m^acon and IVor- Ian Plow Co. Ueneral AKflnal- tnral Implements. 11»!9 Paelflo Ave., and llSl R. R. Mt. TACOMA, W. T. Seattle Hardware Co J ^«^|f smithb' f MILLMKN'8 6«5 Front Mt., Meattle. SUPPLIES CO 153 R. L. POLK A CO. 8 09 09 09 &0 09 X CO CO (8 C e o I Smith Thomas, mill hand P M Co. Sparks Charles, watchman P M Co. Sparks George, mill hand P M Co. Steves Wm H, tallyman P M Co. Stgil Andrew, mill hand P M Co. ~albol C F A, President Puget Mill Co. Tenney Frank, carpenter. Tenney Frank jr, laborer. Tenney Jason, ship carpenter. Tenney John. Tenney P M, ship carpenter. Thornton Frank, mill hand P M Co. Turner Peter, mill foreman P M Co. Utter Charles, mill hand P M Co. Vogt A, mill hand P M Co. Walker Cyrus, Manager Puget Mill Co. Walker Frank, shingle malcer. Wallis Wra, ship carp. Walman Gustave, mill hand P M Co. Wellm Paul, mill hand P M Co. Westerlund C P, mill hand P M Co. White Henry, sawyer P M Co. Williams Albert, mill hand P M Co. Williams R P, fireman P M Co. Wilson James, shingle maker. Wilson S, mill hand P M Co. Winger Charles N, school teacher. Wolt A E, filer P M Co. Yeo Charles, ship carp. Zimmerman Peter, watchman P M Co. 1 3* II PORT IflADISO:^. The judicial seat of Kitsap county, is pleasantly located on Paget Sound, 12 miles northwest of Seat- tle, the nearest banking point. It contains a flouring mill, an extensive saw mill, a church, good district schools, a public hall, a good hotel and a number of special and general stores. The shipments comprise grain, fish oil and lumber. Steamers daily to Seattle. Population, 200. Mail, daily. Telegraph, Puget Sound. P. J. Primrose, post- master. Alden Benjamin, watchman. ^ Alexander James F, mill hand. CT, A'KT/l'D'Tjrr Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines, Ijlqnorfi • AJ-tl-W ^J-C'XI; X , and Ctffars. Sole Aaant for the Korewt kIiik and the Taylor Kentucky Bonrbon and Bye M'hlnktes. Depot for the Piper Hleitaeek Champasne. 1000 PACIFIC AV., TACOHA, IV. T. Whatcom Cn.. Inlantl To. Snohomliih <'o. Mkacit Co.. Kins Co., BOUGHT »r«Do"aaiTo i Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. WARRANTS ^ g^,^^,^_ PORT MADISON DIRECTORY. 154 Anderson Frederick, tallyman. Arey Theo R, mate bark Vidette. Bartels Peter, sawyer. Beaton Thomas, carp. Boyd J E, accountant. Bucklin Miss Annie M, teacher. Bucklin E F, capt str Addie. Bncklln Nathan, probate judge. Bull "Wm, carpenter. Gates Nathan A, steward. Cheever John, laborer. Clifford Wm, mill hand. Colgan "Wm, watchman. Comstock Frederick, tallyman. Comstock Joseph, Sheriff Kitsap Co. Cook Charles L, tiler. Cooney Neil, ship carpenter. Cowden A J, carpenter. Cowden Walter, mill hand. Crous Frank A, bookkeeper. Curtis Wm, laborer. DeShaw Wm, general store. Douglas James, fireman. Field Andrew, teamster. Tirth Thomas, blacksmith. Friday Rudolph, gardener. Gardener Joseph, teamster. George Ernest, tallyman. George Wm jr, sawyer. Gerhardt C F, machinist. Hale Henry 0, Justice Peace. Hamlin Wm H, capt str Augusta. Hammond Mrs. Margaret. Hammond Percy, fisherman. Hannah, capt str Phantom. Hoadisty Talbot, mill hand. Hiscock Miss Lecusia H. Hoffman John, mill hand. Jacobson P S, laborer. Johnson John, carpenter. Johnson Jolm J, laborer. Johnson O, teamster. PICTURE ANDIrOOM MOULDINGS (/> C/l 5 CD a» cm en ♦«i* «i CD H ■ X o ■ I I With full line of EnKravinRS, Artotypes. Etc. IFrames Mado to Order of latest. boat and most stylish materials, City Book and Stationery Store, E. C. Vaughan & Co. llOiC raeine Ave., eor. llth, Tacoma, W. T. CIVIL ENGmEEKS, GARDNEE &. HOOQ, w €ity Marveyor'H Office. e«« Vront Street, HRATTLR, W. T. R. L. POLK A OO.'S C/> Johnson Severn, mill hand. Jones Stewart, mill hand. Kane Robert, laborer, Kiddee Miss Ellen, teacher. Liabo O O, tallyman. meCallum rVelson, County Auditor. McCormick James, laborer. S. meigs George A, Agent Port Madison Mills, as morgan Wm P, Physician. 5 Olsen Charles, laborer. Ie Ordway Ulisii L I!I, Coui.ty Supt of Schools. •^ Peterson Thomas M, ship yard. « Port niadison Hotel, Philip Wist Propr. — Port IVIadison mills, Lumber Mnfrs. cs Primrose Jeter J, Postmaster and County Treasurer. Primrose Wm H, mate str Augusta. Reardon Frank, teamster. Ross Alexander, filer. Ross Thomas, carpenter. Smith Alexander D, machinist. Soderman Augustus, laborer. Sulvain John, mill hand. Sumner Frank, molder. Sutherland "Wm, blacksmith. Vincent George, mill hand. Ward Sarah (wid John.) Welsh Patrick, engineer. Welfare Alfred, capt bark Oakland. Willey A C, tiler. ^ Williams George, carpenter. Wilson James, laborer. Williams Theodore O, clerk Port Madison Hotel. Winchester Henry, logger. Wist Philip, Propr Port Madison Hotel. Fort Madison Hotel, si fU CB CO (0 (4 OQ I CO UJ PHILIP WIST, Proprietor. ^='01^1' :^flL^ZDiso3sr, TTT". T?- Special Attention given to Commercial Travelers. PORT TOWNSEND. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY, i CITY OOTERIVIMLISIVT. D. W. Smith, Mayor; 0. A. Dyer, Auditor; David P. Trimble, Oity Mag- ifltrate; Oharles Finn, Oity Marshal. Councllni'dn. B. W. DeLion, James Morgan, Andrew Weymouth, Hastings, Latimer, A. I. Smith and F. W. James. County OOlceni — S&i Jefferson County. Public School** etc. Port Townsend Public School,— Andrew F. Graven, Principal; Miss Oora I. Bash, Mrs. Busha Beese, Miss Kate A. Morgan, Miss Eliza Payne, Teaoh- eia. CHURCHES. St. Paul's Epiaoopal Ohuroh.— Bev. Oharles B. Orawford, Beotor. Sun- day servicee, 11 a. h.. 7:80. p. H. Sunday School, 2 p. m. Northwest cor. Tyler and Jefferson. Methodist Episoipal Church.— Bev. John N. Denisou, Pastor. Sunday services, 11 a. h., 7:30 p. h. Sabbath School, 2:15 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday 7S0 p. m. Northeast cor. Olay and Taylor. First Presbyterian Church.— Sunday services, 10:30 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Sab- bath School, 11:80 a. m Prayer meeting, Thursday 7:80 p. M, St. Mary's Star of the Sea Ohurch. — Bev. Father Begis Maniouloux, Bector. Sunday services, 10:80 a. m., 7 p. h. Sabbath School, 2 p. m. Northeast cor. Franklin and Taylor. coivsri^s. Alexander, J. B., British Vice Consul. Biondi, Eugene N., Swedish and Norwegian Vice Consul. DeLioD, B. W., Peruvian and Chilean, Ounsul. Botbohild, Henry, French Consular Agent. Swan, James O, Hawaiian Consul. v. S. OFFICKR8. Quinoy A. Brooks, Collector of Customs; W. M. Harned, Deputy Col- lector of Customs; H. F. Beecher, Special Agent Treasury Depi; J. G. Swan, U. S. Commissioner; Allan Weir, U. S. Commissioner; Henry Bash, U. S. Shipping Commissioner; Dr. J. D. Minkler, Health Officer; T. R De- laney, Deputy U. S. Marshal. INCORPORATED COniPAIIflES. Commercial Wharf Oo., L. B. Hastings, Pres.; J. A. Euhn, Treaa.; F. W. Pettygrove, Sec. Wharf, foot of Polk. First National Bank, Henry Landes, Prea.; W. D. Hill, V. Pres.; B. C. Hill, cashier. 167 U. L. POLK A CU.'S Quimper Mnfg C!o., 0. W. Flint, Pres.; Obnrles Pink, Seo.; H. Taoker, Treaa. PortTowusend Water Co., H. L. Tibbals, Jr., Prea.; D. H. HilJ, Sec: N. M. Tibbals, Treaa. Union Wharf Co., H. L. Tibbals, Jr., Pres., Wm. Katz, Seo. Puget Sound Argns. Daily and weekly. Independent. Daily, except Bunda}', 89.00 per annum, Sl.OO per month; Weekly, issued every Thurs- day, $8.00 per annum. Weekly Call The, Demoorat'o. Published every Saturday morning by G. W. O'Brien & Oo. Terms, 82.00 per annum. SECKKT AIVU UENKYOE,E.^'r ORDERS. IVIaMonlc. Port Townsend Lodge No. 6, A. F. & A. M. -A. A. Plummer, W. M.; L. T. Seavey, S. W.; John Molnnis, J. W ; John Fitzpatrick/Treas. ; D. H. Hill, Seo.; Clark Aldrich, 8. D.; N. G. Sweeny, J. D.; Wm. Katz, E. W. De- voe, Edward Bose, Stewards. Meet Wednesdays, on or before full moon. I. O. O. F. Mt. Baker Lodge No. 9—0. Fountain, N. Q.; O. Flint, V. Q.;N. D. Hill, See; F. W. Hastings, Treas. Meet every Saturday night at Good Temp- lars' Hall. I. O. R. IVI. Obemakum Tribe No. 1.— Alfred G, Swendson, Snobem ; Jambs Dalgardno, 8r. S. S^ John T. Morrin, J. S.; D. P. Trimble, 0. of R; John 0. Ap- pletoD, &. of W. Meet every Tuesday evening at Bed Men's HalL I. O. Q. T. Jefferson Lod^e No. 12.— 0. T„ James Stookwell; V. T., Miss Mary Bash; P. 0. T^Miss Hettie Phillips; Chap., Miss Katie Morgan; Seo., Miss Eliza Payne; Fin. Seo.,D. H. Hill; Treas.. Mrs. D. H.Hill; Marshal, Frank Bash; D. M., Miss Belle htookand; S., Charlie Holoomb; Guard, George Korter. Meets every Friday evening at Good Templars' Hall. A. O. IJ. W. Juan de Fuoa Lodge No. 51.— C. M. Bradshaw, M. W. : A. Weymouth, F.; Wm. Korter, O.; JT N. Laubaoh, Beo.; James Jones, Fia,; D. H. Hill, R; J. F. Sheehan, G.; D. W. Smith, L S. W.; T. Torkjuson, O. S. W.; D. H. Hill, L. D. Meets at Good Templars' Hall second and fourth Thurs- dajB in each month. tLnlgHtm of Pytlilaw. Olympic Lodge No. 21.— Charles P. Wood, P. C; A. H. Wintrode, 0. 0.; Oapt. H. F. Beeoher, V. C; John Stookand, Prelate; W. F. Fenimore, K. of B. and S.; W. H. Merrick, M. of E.: G. W. Thurman, M. of F.; 8. 0. Devan, M. at A.; D. S. Sweetflger, I, G.; E. F. Plummer, O. O. Meets Gtood 'Templars' Hall every Thursday evening. ml** A • K« Farragut Post — General Oliver Wood, Oommander. Meets every Thurtiday evening at G. A. R Hall. C. O. F. P. B. Stookand, C. F.; James Gilmore, O. 0. A. Plummer, Treas.; Charles Finn, Fin, Sec. Tuesdays each month. Good Templars' Hall. P. T. H. S. Port TowDsend Histrionic Society.- Charles B. Wood, Manager, ued's Opera House, Port Townsend. James Jones, Seo.; A, Meets second and Fourth Lear- Ray Aere Tracta near Meattle of ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN &. CO.. Brokers, Foat HuUdinff, Seatllx, Haah. Fortune* innr' i by buying auoh tracU nonr rapidly , ^ .wIdk cltips, oh Minnfl- iipoliH, Ht. Paul, Oinniiii, Dunvur. etc. 80 will purchnHOH near Ueattle prove. PORT TOWNtiJBND DIRECTORY. 168 PORT TOWNSEND. Ackley lioring E, bartender Matt Fay, res Water. Ackley Robert, carpenter, bds Franklin House. Adams Albert C (Adams & Lake), res e s Van Ness av 1 s of Port Discovery road. Adams t an P, vessel captain, res s e cor Lawrence and Polk. Adams & Lake (Albert C Adams, Henry S Lake), draymen, Water. Ahe George, seaman, bds California House. Albin I S, carpenter, res e s Water. Aldricli Clark, clerk C C Bartlett & Co, res Water. Alexander iiev John B, British vice-consul, Eisenbeis bldg, rms n e cor Jefferson and Polk. Alexamler TosepK, Lispector of Customs, rms Mrs L Creed. Allaik liV"*!! S, Agent Coast Seamen's Union, cor Washington and Adams, bds Charles Hotel. Anderson Andrew J, sawyer, res w end Water. Anderson A, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Anders( r\ L/ Oyster Supper, DRINK OR CIGAR, GO TO THE ■V^IISTDSOR. HOUSE!, Water Street, PORT TOWNSEND. W. T. BRADSHAW & DONOVAN, Props. Open all Nigh^. Water St., Port Townsend, W. T. REFITTED AND FURNISHED THROUCHOUT. Everything New and First-Class. Terms Rimsonable. A FIRST-CLAaa BAR Supplied with tLe be«t of Winee, Liquors and (jifnirs will he ruo in coimeotiou wiih thi« House, Paasensers oouvcywi to and. from the bonta free of char^b. EDWARD BARRETT, Prop. L. ROSTEIN, leneral Merehar.diso, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, liyinery, Boots and Shoes, Hats atid Caps, OTIONS AND JEWELRY. Water, cor. Quincy, PORT TOWNSEND, W. T. HALL & CAVENDER, ADDITION PROPERTY, Conveniently Located. m GO P> M CO CD S ca CD 3 C/9 M CD C9 CTB 25. MA I t PORT TJWN8END DIRECTORY. 160 Barthrop Edward B, clerk, nns Mrs E E Barthrop. Bartbrop Emina E (wid George), res cor Washington and Taylov. Barthrop Harrv (i., painter, bds Mry Emma E Barthrop. Bartlett Charles C (C C Bartlett & Co, W E Stevens & Co). Bartlett Charles M, farmer, bds n e cor Jefferson and Filhnore. Bartlett C C & Co, (Charles C Bartlett, F Albert Bartlett, Frank A Bartlett), General Merchandise, Shipping and Commissic'.i, Water. Bartlett Frank A (C C Bartlett & Co). Bartlett F Albert (C C Bartlett & Co), res s w cor Tyler and JeflPerson. Bartruff David E, contractor, re*; vv s Water. Bartruff Mrs Nellie, restauraut, w s Water. Barz A J H, 'estaiirant Water rms Windsor House. Bash Albert W, ex -collector customs, ves Maple ave. Bash Mis': Cora I, teacher, bds u e cor Pt Discovery road and Fioee. Bush Francis L, bds n e cor Pt Discovery road and Rose. Hsk»t»i Henry, U S Shipping Commissioner \v s Water, res Maple Avenue. Bash Miss Mary L, teacher, bds n e cor Ft Discovery road and Rose. Bassett Richard, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Bauers Frank, painter, res n e cor Clay and Walker. Bavaria Beer Hall, John Siebenbaum Pronr, s s Water. Becker Charles, furniture manufacturer w end Water, res secor Adams and Clay. Beecher Herbert F, Special Agt Treas Dept, res n w cor Pierce and Wushington. Bfchrman Jacob (W V Chase & Co), res over Ist Nat'l Bank. Bell Mrs Liniia W (veid), les n e cor Polk and Jefferson. Bennett Frank, baker Burkett & Eiscnbeis. Bennett Mrs Jennie, domestic w s Van Ness ave nr Pt Discov- ery road. Benson Henry, laborer, s s Water nr Monroe. Berg Fred, porter Franklin House. Bergman G Adolph, vessel capt, res e s 3d nr B Al P add. Bergman Peter, engineer, bds Franklin House. Berry Augustus, bartender Fraik Hans. Biggs EdwMrd T, carp Washington, res same. Biles J Robert, printer, res e s 3d nr B Al P add. Bill Caleb (B'U & Weymouth), bds Franklin House. G. H, WOOD, HAHOWAIWI?. MI»<4RRM' tilTPPLIRS HllL.li mlTPPLIKM. KT4%, AT I.OWRMT PHICRM. ! laa Paomo Ave., and I I2( R. R. St., TACOMA, W. T. m CD as CD Land i Marine Boilers ""s^ington iron works co SEATTl^E. « 166 R. L. POLK A 00. '8 C3 OS CO CO 09 CD a" » mSQ I'M II «^ He 0'^ Kh Childs Mrs Clara, dressmaker "Washington, res same. Childs Frank M, clerk Ocean Dock, res same. Childd Nathaniel, painter, res n s Washington nr Benton. Christian Jacob C, farmer, res s e cor Fillinore and Lawrence. Christie Fred, sailor, bds Cosmopi". tan Hotel. Chubb Charles, sailor, bds Charles Hotel. Church Howard, carpenter, bds n w cor Benton and Lawrence. Clapp Cyrns F, merchant, res n w cor Clay and Fillmore. dinger Miss Cynthia L. bds J G dinger. Clinker James O, Auctioneer, Pawn'jroker and Dealer in Second-Hand Goods cor Monroe and Water, res same. Close Wni, manager John Siebenbaum. Coast Seamen's Union, Wm S Allan Agent, cor W h- ington and Adams. Cobrall John, laborer, res nr Pt Discovery and County roads. Commercial Wharf, foot of Polk. Commercial Wharf Co, L B Hastings prea, J A Kuhn treas, F W Pettygrove jr sec, wharf foot of Polk. Conner Thomas J, clerk, bnd 8obnrb*a Loti ana Acre Trtcti. Municloui and Cnuntu Skcu-I' lea Bhuqh . Loiai M>go Ut«d. PORT T0WN8END DIRECTORY. 166 Cunningham Harry, seaman, bds California House. Currie John, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel, Daerr Theodore, gardener, bds Charles Kuhroeber. Dale Daniel, laborer, res Tyler w of Lawrence. Dalgardno James, proprietor Occidental Hotel, Water. Dalgardno James jr, tinner J F Sheehaii, bds Occidental Hotel. Davidson Lizzie E, res s s Water 3 w of Monroe. Davis Mrs Florence I, housekeeper w s Maple ave 3 n of Law- rence. Davis John, plasterer, bds Franklin House. Davis Wm r, saw filer, res n s Clay 1 e of Taylor, Dealy Miss Florence, waitress Bon Ton Restaurant. Dean Nellie M, res s s Water. Dearborn W F, steward Cosmopolitan Hotel. DeConzesang Auguste, laborer, res nr Pt Discovery and county roads. Delai^ Thomas R, Deputy U S Marshal Qnincy wharf, bds Charles Hotel. DeLion Mrs Anna (wid), bds n w cor Qnincy and Clay. DeLion R W, Peruvian Consul res n w cor Qnincy and Clay. Denison Rev John N, pastor M E Church, res e s Taylor 1 n of Clay. Devan Spencer C, U S Marine Hospital surgeon, res n e cor Jefferson and Qnincy. Devoc Elias W, Mason Contractor Custom House, res n w cor Van Bnren.and Jefferson. Devoe Oscar L, contractor, res n s Carlton Lane nr Monroe. Dickerson Jacob, carp G E Starrett. Dickinson Alphonso, elk, bds Franklin House. DoReiz Joseph, lab, resnr cor Port Discovery and County roads. Dodd Win, pi'op Central Hotel, cor Water and Taylor. Doebeli F'elix, baker Water, res same. Donovan John, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Donovan Wm (Bradshaw & Donovan), res Windsor House. DosAngos Jnlius, lab, res nr Port Discovery and County roads. Douglas John, sailor, bds Cliarles Hotel. Downie Miss Christina, milliner, bds Madison nr Lawrence. Downs George W, P T Sawmill e end Water, res Water. Doyle James A, engineer, res n e cor Pink and Lawrence Draper Miss Fannie J, teacher, bds G Diaper Point Wilson. Draper George, keeper Point Wilson lighthouse. Draper Miss Hannah C, milliner, bds Point Wilson. PANNiE~CrPADDOCK MEMOEIAL ' HOSPITAL, Bt. Bey. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Pros. Rev. J. A. Nicholson. 8npt. J. P. Beardsley, Physician. TACOMA, W. T. f i li !l Thoae who believe in "Home Industry" thonld patronize Matinfliellon Ouaranteed. LatenniOQMtireM'ICo. Besides yon will money thereby. LARaEsT BTOCK. Mill Mt., opp. Occidental Hotel. Meatile. El U CD ■3 c/a o 5 < a. u X 167 B. L. POLK A CO.'S Drnminond Thomas, contractor, res w end 2d Al P add. Duecy Patrick D, butcher, bds T Bishop. Duval Fannie M, bds s e cor Harrison and Jefferson. Dyer Charles A (Oliver & Dyer), County and City Audi- tor, res n e cor Tyler and Jefferson. Dyer Frederick, vessel captain, bds Central Hotel. Eagleson James B, steward Marine Hospital, res same. Edwards John, elk Cosmopolitan Hotel. Edwards Justus, bartender, rms Saddle Rock restaurant. Egran Joseph, sailor, 1)ds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Eisenbeis Charles, Heal Estate and Pi'op Washington Brewery, res n s Franklin 2 e of Taylor, [^ee p 161.) Eisenbeis Charles jr (Burkett & Eisenbeis), res n s Franklin 2 e of Taylor. Emery, watchman, rms Saddle Rock restaurant. Ericksen Erick, lab F P Loftus & Co, res s s Learned ave. Ericson Victor, lab, res s s Learned ave 1 w of Maple ave. Eskildsen Soren M, carp, res w s County road n of Port Discov- ery road. Fairman Robert, seaman, bds Charles Hotel. Farrell Emily, domestic n w cor Maple ave and Lawrence. Fay Matt, saloon "Water, res Clay nr Franklin. Fegan "Wm, cook A J H Barz. Fenimore Wm F, Dep Collector of Customs, b(' Mrs R Myers. Fillmore Lydia A (wid Theodore), bds w s M^ple ave 3 n of Lawrence. Finn Charles, City Marshal, res s s Jefferson 2 e of Madison. First National Bank, Henry Landes pres, N D Hill vice pres, R C Hill cashier, Water. First Presbyterian Church, s w cor Polk and Franklin. Fisher Robert, cook Franklin House. Fitzgerald John D (F P Loftus & Co), bds Franklin House. Fitzpatrick John, Boots and Shoes Water nr Taylor, res n w cor Tyler and Franklin. (See p 161.) Fix Elmer E (Rouse and Fix), bds Saddle Rock Restaurant. Fletcher Allan M H, lather, uds e s Maple ave nr Lawrence. Fletcher Frank J, clerk, bds Franklin House, Flint Christian W, pres Qui m per Mnfg Co, res a s Franklin nr Fillmore. Flint C Alfred, mate, res n e cor Jefferson and Fillmore. Flint Oloff, carpenter, bds 1^'ranklin House. Flishman Philip, bartender John Siebenbauni. I. MORSE 'dt'irrrn'Lime, Plaster and Hair, New Whatoom, W. T. PalntB, Oils. «lu« and Wall Paper. HALL & CAVENDER, REAL LOAN ESTATE BROKERS, TAOOMA. W T, PORT T0WN8END DIRECTORY. 168 Flowers Louis E TG W O'Brien & Co), bds Mrs R Myers. Flynn Dennis, stiilor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Flynn Richard, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. F^ley Dennis, jailor county jail, res same, Foley Thomas, engineer steamer Hustler, bds Franklin House. Forbes Frank, bartender California House. Fordham Mrs Georgie, dressmaker Water, res same. Fordham James, painter Water, res same. Fort Townsend, Co A 14th Infantry, Capt Augustus H Bain- bridge commanding, 3 miles west. Fortman Thomas, civil engineer Water, bds Franklin House. Fosc Levi W (Jackman & Foss). Foster Charles, stevedore, bds Charles Brown. Foster Frank, gardener, res n s Pt Discovery road. Fountain Charles, carpenter, res nr cor Clay and Walker. Fowler Mary (wid Enoch S), bds n w cor Franklin and Quincy. Fraatz Louis, laborer, res w s Rose nr limits. Franklin House, David Spoor Propr, Water bet Quincy and Madison. [See p 163.) P'razer Alexander, engineer, rms cor Washington and Taylor. Frederickson Andrew (Mohrman & Frederickson), rms Water. Fuge John E, ship carpenter, res s s Washington nr Benton. Fulton John, wheelwright, bds Franklin House. Furlong James, res n e cor Jefferson and Madison. Furlong James jr, laborer, bds n e cor Jefferson and Madison. Fnrloiig John, watchman Marine Hospital, bds n w cor Quincy and Lawrence. Furlong Wm, policeman, res n w cor Quincy and Lawrence. Garnet Viola, res cor Adams and JeflFerson. Gasselman Anton, laborer, res s s Breakwater nr Brewery. Gerrish Charles M, trav agt, res s e cor Tyler and Jefferson. Gerrish Martha A (wid Oliver F), res se cor Tyler and Jefferson. Gerson Max, dry goods Water, res Washington nr Van Buren. Gichard Joseph, saloon s s Water, res Water. Giesecke Wm, laborer, bds Wm Stichnoth. Gieson Charles, shoemaker, res Main. Gilbert Charles G, res s s Learned 2 w of Maple ave. Gilmore James A, vessel captain, res head of Tyler. Gilson Wm, machinist Bill & Weymouth, bds Franklin House. Gise Jonas, carpenter Washington, bds Franklin House. Glasscock Alexander N, carpenter, res s s Port Discovery nr Maple ave. X PI > O o ■0 £L S" o a 5" S' do o . rt ■ VV WvJJ_l. Farmlnar Impli'mentn. ll)e» Pacific Ave KHirORIUM. HnlldrrH' tflup- Hardware, and llSl'lt. B. tSt., TACOMA, W. T. SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 6 5 Front Street Seattle. AarentM fnr Bain Waconii, Howe (Scalen. Atkins' Mllver Mteel Mawn s ft* n u ■ . S »^ e 03 ca OS 169 B. L. POLE A CO.'S St 11 Gleason Michael H, bds Poor House. Glover, Capt U S revenue cutter Oliver Wulcott, bds Cosmo- politan Hotel. Good Teiiiplar's Hall, cor Quincy and Washinffton. Goodwin Wm P, 2d lieut Co C Uth inf, FortTownsend. Grand Army Hall, Argus building. Green P, sailor, bds Cosinopolian Hotel. Griffin Wm, laborer, bds Poor House. Griffith, Bridges & Stetson (J H Stetson, H W Brid- ges, James Griffiths), Ship Brokers and Commission Merch- ants, Water. Grotto Saloon, Mohrmann & Kahns proprs, e s Water opp Franklin House. Guy Amando (vvid John C), res n e cor Tyler and Jefferson. Guy Mason G, clerk, bds n e cor Tyler and Jefferson. Hackwell John J, waterman, res n w cor Monroe and Jefferson. Hall John D, post surgeon U S army. Fort Townsend. Hamilton James, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Hamilton Wm J, bookkeeper Griffith, Bridges & Stetson, rms Mrs E E Barthrop. Hammond Henry M, operator Puget Sound Telegraph Co. Hammond John, teamster, bds e s Madison nr Water. Hammond Thomas, hackman, res e s Madison nr Water. Hammond Thomas, bds e s Madison nr Water. Hammond Wm, bds e s Madison nr Water. Hankins Charles (Hankins & Mathews), res Montana Variety Theatre. Hankins & Mathews (Charles Hankins, Andy Mathews), proprs Montana Variety Theatre. Hans Frank, saloon Water, res same. Hanson Christian, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Hanstrom August, steward Central House, Harlow Mrs Isabella J, bds s w cor Harrison and Clay. Harned "Wni m, deputy collector of customs, res w s Maple ave nr Lawrence. Harris John, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Harris Mrs M J, domestic John B Croake. Harrison Mrs Agnes B, physician w s Polk 1 s of Franklin, res same. Harrison Isaac M, physician, cor Water and Quincy, res w s Polk 1 8 of Franklin. Hart T B, clerk Waterman & Katz. CT A NTflT? R T Sole Agent for the Forett King trhlskfy, The Knmnttt • ■■-«•**■ l^ VXJy AV X , K. H. Tnylor'a ftv copper dlmUled Hand Otaan Sour Math H'hlakiea. The ftehlltM Milteauhee Bottled lieer, and the CatnUle Key Wett Cigars. 1009 fAClVlC AV., TACOM A, "W. T. MONEY WAITING ( Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. FOR -^ MORTGAGES J Seattle, PORT T0WN8END DIRECTORY. 170 Ilasseluiid W. feainan, bils California House. Hastine's Comiiiisi?ion House, F W Hastings manager, Hastiiig's Haiitinj^s Frank W, manager Hasting's Commission House Union Wharf, res nr cor Clay and Scott. Hastings Loren B (Morgan & Hastings), res s \v cor Franklin and Fillmore. Hastings Lucinda (wid Li>ren B), res n w cor Franklin and Monroe. Hastings Warren I, lawyer, bds n w cor Franklin and Monroe. Haverty Tlionias, carpenter, res rear > s Water 2 w of Monroe. Hajden Capt () H, water clerk Griftiths, Bridges & Stetson. Health Office Puget Sound District, Dr J \) Minkler health officer. Water. Hendry John, runner St Charles Hotel. Hernandez Joseph M, shoemaker Argus Bldg, res s s 1st nr cor Madison Al P add. Heiischobei* Emil A, Jeweler and Watchmaker n w cor Water and Taylor, res Maple av nr Lawrence. Hi Wo, laundry, s e cor Quincy and Jefferson. Hickman Edward E, res cor Maple av and Port Discovery road. Hill Daniel H Qs D Hill & Sons), res n w cor Fillmore and Jefferson. Hill Howard H (N D Hill & Sons), bds N D Hill. Hill Humphrey, res n w cor Clay and Polk CD to i CD 1 Hill Nathaniel D, druggist, res n w cor Harrison and Cla 1 iV D & iSlons (Daniel H and Howar gists. Stationery, Paints, Oils, etc. Water Hill ilf D & iSons (Daniel H and Howard H Hill), Drug lay. ^ , Drue- «» Hill Kobert C, cash First National Bank, res n w cor Clay and Polk. Hinds John F, grocer s w cor Tyler and Lawrence, res Maple av nr Lawrence. Hines Robert, sawyer, res n s Clay 1 e of Taylor. Hoffman Joseph S, lab, res Tyler. Hokans, mate, bds California House. Holbrook Sidney, chief cook Franklin House. Holcomb Orin tl, logger, res s w cor Fillmore and Jefferson. Holm Ciiristian, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Holstrom Christian, sailor, bds California House. Homberg Charles, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Homms August, seaman, bds California House. "B.-l—- AM J Pi A 1 ■'«•■»«■■ Office and School Suppljee of all kinds. News- •U J0£S SLZICL U LdiLlOnGr V P»P»rH and PeriodiortJB. Novels. Histories, Cy- Tt, t? \. . W¥i«w*V**w* J olopedias, at City Book and Stationery Store. E, C. Vaushan 4k Co.. 110* Paclttc Ave., cor, 11th, TACVMA, W. T. ■ X m O 8ETTLER8 LOCATED in any of the Paget t)onnd Counties. GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS. OITT B0I71TOI'B OOot SEATTLE, W.T. S m e o E-» P3I M o CO 171 B. L. FOLK & C0.*8 < Q. U z o Honij; Miing^ Sc €o, Luhor Contractora aitd Restauranf Adnins. (^See p 1(J1.) Horn Alphoiiso W, res nv cor Franklin and Walker. Howe Elvira H, res n \v cor Clay and Fillmore. Hoxsie Benjamin S, ponltry yard, res nr Brewery. Hoxsie Christopher .J, hostler, hds Saddle Rick Kestaurant, Hubbard George, boatnian Custom House, bds Franklin House. Hughes James H, saloon foot of Taylor, res same. Hughes Ilobert, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Hultmann J, mate, bds California House. Hunt Ciiailes W, dentist Water, res n 8 Pt Discovery road, be- yond limits. Hunt J J, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel. Hunter Mary, domestic n e cor Franklin a»id Madison. Iffland Charles, saloon cor Water and Quincy, res Washington. I O R M Hall, Marple ave. Iversen Christian, blacksmith s e cor Madison and Water, res west end of Water. Jackman Thomas (Juckman & Foss), res n s Clay nr Harrison, Jackman & Foss (Thomas Jackman, Levi W Foss), meats, Water. Jacobs George, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. James Francis W, res Quincy. Jensen Charles, propr Saddle Rock Restaurant. Je'isen Peter, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Johnson Andrew, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Johnson C, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Johnson John, carpenter, bds California House. Johnson John, sailor, bds Charles Hotel. Johnson Oliver, steward, res foot of Washington. Johnson Oscar, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Johnson Peter, sailor, bds Charles Hotel. Johnson P, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Johnson Wm F, cigar mnfr cor Water and Adams, res n s Clay nr Monroe. Jones Charles, carpenter, bds Fraiddin House. Jones George H (Jones & Calhoun), res n e cor Franklin and Tyler. Jones James, Grocer, Stationer, Alaska and Fiji iBJaud Cu- rios head of Union Warf, res nr cor Calhoun and Franklin. Jones W J, reporter, bds Fi'anklin House. Jones Sl Calhoun (George H Jones, John J Calhoun), Lawyers, Water. Dr G E CASE Orthopeedlc Surgeon and TicoMi.w.T. ' Gynecologist. JNO. 8. BAKER St CO., Wholesale Grocers And Commission Merchants. Xttooma, Wash. CONBIQNMtNTS OF ORAIN AND ( PROVISIONS 80LICITKD. ) PORT TOWNSEND DIRECTORY. l72 Jordan George F, teamster, bds Win Seavey. Jordan Henry E, ineasenger Piiget Sound Telegraph Co, bds Mrs T A Jordan. Jordan Theresa A (wid Laurence F), res e s Quincy iir Wash- ington. Kaaf Frank, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Kahrs Charles (Mohnuann & Kahrs), bds Franklin House. Katz Wm (Waternum & Katz), rnis same. Kineth John H, marine engineer, rms Saddle Rock Restaurant. King Margaret (wid Patrick), res iir w s Madison nr Water. Kirch James, engineer, bds Franklin House. Kirkpatrick Thomas, trav agt, res n e cor Polk and Clay. Koch F, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Korter O George, teamster, bds s w cor Lawrence and Fillmore. Korter Wm, barber Water, res s w cor Lawrence and Fillmore. Krumdieck Frederick W H, brewer, res n s Carlton Lane. Kuhn J Aj Lawyer, Real Estate and Collections, Taylor near Water, res same. (Seep 161.) Kuhroeber Karl, rotter, w end Water. {See j? 161.) Lake Edward, res s w cor Taylor and Jefferson. Lake George E, foreman G E Starrett, res n s Winslow nr Maple ave. Lake Henry S (Adams and Lake), res n s Winslow nr Maple ave. Landes Henry, pres Ist National Bank, res n e corner Polk and Franklin. Lang John, sailor, bds Charles Hotel. Larso.i Louis, manager Beer cellar Water, rooms same. Latimer John S, clerk, bds R K Latimer. Latimer Robert K, druggist, res s e cor Tyler and Clay. Lanback J Nekon, lumber foot of Water, res s s Pt Discovery road 2 w of Van Ness ave. Laurent Francis, tailor T J Corrigan. Lawrence John, bartender, rms Windsor House. Layton Charles, waiter California House. Learned Alphonso F. bkkpr, res n w cor Tyler and Lawrence. Learned Alphonso F jr, clerk, rms Learned's Opera House. Learned Wm F, clerk, rms Learned's Opera House. Learned W H H, Propr and Mngr Learned's Opera House and Auctioneer, res Learned's Opera House. Learned's Opera House, W Ii H Learned Propr, Wash- ington bet Adams and Quincy, res same. Lennon Patrick, stevedore, bds Central Hotel. o H Z ffl > Puget Sound Hospital C/l o cC3 cS W •-3 o a •-3 o S •-3 Ui Prepared to receive chronic cases at any time, from any part of the country. For terms address K. C. Miller. M. D. or E. M. Biowa, iL D. lACQUA. W. X wtmmmm.fmfMi Land and Marine Engines, i washincton ° I IRON WORKS CO. and Ms«Itln«ry of ail klHtlM. (!0 173 IL L. POLK & CO.'S tap CD « 03 ce CO ''I a» 09 ^. CO 09 03 ce E cut Leniiond Elwin 0. carp, rras n s WiksIou' d w of Maple av. Lennoiu! Wilfred, carp G E Starrett. Lewis Diillie T, clerk Charles Hotel. LewiH, etigineeiv bds CiiHi'les Hotel. Lindsi.y Alister W, clerk, hds David Lindsay. Liiidsay Dnvid, carp, res e 8 Maple av ni Lawrence, Lii.dba) Miiss Grace H, student, bdri David Lindsay. Littleiield David M, res J etl'ovdon m Scott, Litt'elield Lucy V" ''wid Tobias), bds a w cor Franklin ancJ Fillmore. Lockluirt John, carp G E Starrett. Loftus Frank P (F P Loft is & Co), reses Pink nr Lawrence. Loftnt F P & Co (Frank i Loftus, John D Fitzgerald), foundry, s e cor Wa^er ar.d Madison. Logan Daiiiel, lab b ^ cor Taylor aFid Lawrence. Lott Harry, niach; bds Central House. Louis Albert, bartexider CharisB Brown. Love Frank, lab, bds Charles Brovf n. Lun Sen, laundry, Acanis. Lundstrorn August, boatman custom house, vms Mi^j L Creed. Luther Thomas P, Inspector of Cuitonis, r.ns Mrs L Creed. ]TIc€»be Jl^meu, Contractor, rt? Polk. McCabe James W, whart»nger, bus Umes McCabe. McCabe Miss Jane, sea.nstreis, bds Jameu McCabe. McCarthy M'cl ael, laborer, bds Frankli'i House. McCurdy Anna L, bds s w cor Taylor -ind Jefferson. M'-'.Curdy Catherine (wid Samuel M), res s w co? Taylor and" Jetierso:i, M.cCurdy Frank, teamster, b>.kK Kfaidewalk'e. I*rice, 85S. Terms. S20cash; $l^ -.id mo.; S20 two mos. H'WV/ No interest. Hiie. 25x120 ft. " :$55 PORT T0WN8END DIllEGTORy. 174 McNamara George G, Postmaster foot Taylor, bds 8 e cor Har- rison and Jefi'erson. Mainland Donald, engineer, bds Franklin House. Manion Patrick, laborer, res nr cor Water and Tyler. maniouloux Rev Father Regis, Rect -i St Mary'ci Star of the Sea Church, res n s Franklin 1 eoi Taylor. Mann Charles H (Mann & O'Leary). Mann & O'Leary (Charles H Mann, Dennis O'Leary), proprie- tors California House. Manson S, drayman, bds Franklin House. Mardan Henry H, pilot, res s w cor Clay and Van Buren. Marden Jason W, bds s vv cor Clay and Van Buren. Martin A J, mate, bds California House. Martin George, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Martinez Emanuel, laborer, res nr Pt Discovery and county roads. Martiuius Benjamin, bartender, res Water. Matthew A, painter, W^atei. Matthews Charles E, restaurant n s Water nr Quincy. res same. Matthews Miss Lizzie S, elk Custom House, bds s e cor Polk and Jefferson. Meach Henry, carp, res s e cor Polk and Franklin. Meacli Mrs Mary A, dressmaker s e cor Polk and Franklin, res same. Mead Laura M, hair goods cor Taylor and Clay, res same. Mead Robert B, res w s Taylor 1 n oi Franklin. Meagher Mary (wid Nicholas), res n s Franklin 1 e of Taylor. Melville James, well digger, res s w cor Pt Discovery road and "^ Albert. gg Merrick Gardner, carp, I'es w s VanNess kv nr Pt Discovery rd. on Merrick Kendrick, bds n s Winslow nr Maple av. -o Merrick Walter H, elk postotfice, bds Central Hotel. B Merrill Edward W, lab, bds Poor House. 9 Methodist Episcopal Church, n e cor Clay and Taylor. Meyer Charles, bas Cosmopolitan Hotel. 9 Miller Benjamin L, elk, bas n s Lawrence nr Pink. Miller Benjamin S, trav agt, res n s Lawrence nr Pink. ^^ Miller Miss LilliaK O, music teacher, bds n a Lawrence nr Pitik. ^ JfEinkler «yainci D, Physician, Surgeon, Drujr^ist, Health .^^ Officer, United States Customs Collection District of Puget ^ Sound Water bet Taylor and Tyler, res w s Taylor nr «» Franklin. fA f^MmZ^TEEZl^Ai^ STEAM LAUNDRY. " fl' ST 0LA88 WORK QUARANTFEO. UtKvm Order* m( B\ V. VVlllara'H, VaelCe Ave. ad Door North of 0p«ra Houm. A « o ■ X 09 Architectural Views j McMURRY 176 R. L. POLK & CO. 8 euo CQ as CO CO CO Mitchell Alexander, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Moiirmaiin Albert (Molirinanii & Frederiekaoii, Mohrinann TAC09IA POMT OWICK, TACOMA. W. T. cia. irirat HALL & CAVENDER, Farm, Timber and Coal Lands. •^SfT. T. PORT T0WN8BND DIRECTORY. 176 IVorris John D, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware cor Water and Adams, res same, Norton Edwin D, res s w cor Van Buren and Washington. Nenueman Louis, lab, bds Felix Doebeli. O'Bar Wm A, cigars, n e cor Water and Taylor. O'Brien George W (G W O'Brien & Co), res Washington. O'Brien G W & Co (George W O'Brien, Louis R Flowers), Jmblishers Port Townsend Call, Washington, entttl Hotel, James Dalgardno prop, Water, O'Connor John, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. O'Leary Dennis (Mann & O'Leary). OliTer James (Oliver & Dyer), res s w cor Franklin and rl rrison. Olivt. ^^elson T, res s e cor Pierce and Lawrence. Oliver & Dyer (James Oliver, Charles A Dyer), grocers feed etc, Water. Olney Emma E, res Beach between Monroe and Madison. Olsen Louis, shoemaker Taylor, res n e cor Harrison and Franklin. Olsen Martin, mate, bds California House. Olson John, seaman, bds California House, Olson O Z, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Osgoode Thomas, bartender Matt Fay. O'Shea Patrick, salooti Water, res same. Overend John, carp, res e s County road n of Pt Discovery road. Pacille Coast iSteainship Co, office oti dock foot of Taylor. Palace Chop House, Water. Pape K, seaman, bds California House. Parson Susannah (wid Robert), bds s s Pt Discovery road 1 w of Maple ave. Patterson George T T, Ist lieut Co A 14th inf, Fort Townsend. Paul George H, blacksmith, bds Franklin House. Payne Miss Eliza, teacher Public school. Payne Mamie A, domestic s s Winslow 1 w of Maple ave. Payne Wm, ree s s Winslow nr Maple ave. Pearson Alfred G, bds w s Madison nr Water. Penn E E, Deputy Collector of Customs. Peterson Andrew P, udonecutter, res beach ft of Monroe. H X m ■0 o o ao en ■0 S- 5" o Peterson John H, Laundry Franklin nr Calhoun, res same, Peterson Otto, laborer C J Bartlett «& Co, Peterson Peter O, runner, res n s Jefferson nr Monroe. Pettygrove Benjamin, dairy, Pt Discovery road. Pettygrove Fraijcis W, rcn n w cor Van Buren and Clay, G~^~woO"n SHELF iTardware, ■va. A^. TT v^v^j^, Balldln« Uupplles a Nij-eelallj-. USA Paeifle Ave., an4 1!»1 K. H. «t. &,a.COaZa.. "W^ t. 90 O 3 ■ oo.. 1:1 I e 92 Cat CO H III Z >• III o e«S FKOIHT MTRKET. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 177 R. L. POLK & CO.'S Petty go ve Francis W jr, grocer Wate., res n w cor Van Buren and Clay. Pettygrove Sally (wid Al), bds es Pink 2 n of Lawrence. Peyser Hugo, bookkeeper M Peyser, res same. Peyser Morris, dry goods etc Water, res same. Phillips Albert, clerk First National Bank, bds n w cor Clay and Polk. Phillips Mrs Hattie E, school director, res s e cor Polk and JefEersou. Phillips John C, student, bds s e cor Polk and Jefferson. Phillips Thomas, res s e cor Polk and Jefferson. Pilcher Benjamin C, lab, res nr cor Port Discovery road and Willow. Pilcher Edward, bartender Patrick O'Shea. Pilcher Harry, carpenter G E Starrett. Pink Charles H, sec Quimper Manufacturing Co, res cor Pink and Lawrence. Pitman George, butcher, res Port Discovery road. Plummer Alfred A, bookkeeper, res cor Lawrence and Taylor. Plummer Anna (wid Alfred A), res n w cor Macison and Clay. Plummer Enoch F, bkkpr, res n e cor Lawrence and Monroe. Plummer Frank, clerk, bds n w cor Madison and Clay. Point Wilson Lighthouse, George Draper keeper. Port Towiiscnd, Diingeiiess, Port Angeles and IVeah Bay J^teamboat Route, Morgan & Hast- ings Proprs, Hastiiig's Wharf foot of Taylor. Port TownMend Irondale and Hadlock Steam- boat Route, Morgan & Hastings Proprs, Hastin Wharf foot of Taylor. Port Towtisend Public School, Andrew F Craven prin, n w cor Clay and Taylor, Port Townsend Water Co, Henry L Tibbals jr pres, Daniel H Hill sec, N M Tibbals treas, office foot of Taylor. Port Townsend and Whidby Island l^teamboat Route, Morgan & Hasliiiga Proprs, Hasting's Wharf foot of Taylor. Post Office, George G McNainara P M, foot of Taylor. Prosper Charlos, Tab, rec on beach. Public Reading Room, Good Templars' Hall, cor Quincy and Washington. Puget SoH?;d Telegraph Co, G W Thnrman manager, n e cor V/ashingtoii and Taylor. OT A'M'fip'D'Tt Distillers nmi Miiiiufiiolnre.-g AsjPnt for the North r«oiflo • .U ex. L^ \J *-4 S.V M ^ Ciiiwt. MBktw Uis piirelmflua from tlie rerr iaritest Head- au«rt«i's iu ilie eB«t, bikI dooti l/UsiiiopM on ICaeieru PrivioiploH. A fair oad HquKrc dusl to •mTbody BvmranUwd, Um9 i»ACEF«C A%'.. TA««MA, W. TT. g's <* Hi MONEY TO LOAN!«»»«*"THSiI"'''''"'- and eor t iir w ry dor- and leral mty Jef. gUB, and N P fFer- Bhet' OIL HALL & CAYENDER, PUYALLUP DIRECTORY. Business, Residence And Suburban Property. "l84 vjL.aoiMji., T^. H X PI 70 Z ■0 > Wilkes jatnos, Btonemason, res s w cor JefFernon and Madison. Wilkes James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel. Wilkes James A, laborer, bds s w cor Jefferson and Madison. Wilkes Wm, laborer, bds s w cor Jefferson and Madison. Will Harry, sailor, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. Williams David, mason, bds Franklin House. Williams Henry T, porter Montana Variety Theatre. Williams Robert, bottler, res Washington, Williams Wm, cook, bds California House. Williamson James, Inspector of Customs, res w s Madison 1 n of Lawrence. Willison Henry C, physician Water, rus Maple ave nr Lawrence. Willoughby Oliver L, printer Argus, bds Franklin House. Wilson Elizabeth, res s s Water near Madison. T| Wilson Mitchell, buutnuvn, bds Charles Hotel. ■■ Windsor House, Bradshaw &, Donovan Proprs, Water. O [/Seepage 159.) t-. Winterode A H, Inspector of Customs. *^ Winters Wm, carpenter, bds Franklin House. ^ Women's Christian Temperance Union, Good Templars's Hall. *? Wood Charles B, elk, res n s Franklin nr Taylor. ^ Wood James A, musician, bds Col Oliver Wood. m Wood Col Oliver, res n e cor Franklin and Madison. p* Wood Sidney J, lab, res n s Learned nr Maple av. (rj Woodley John H jr, res w s Madison nr Water. p^ Wyckoff Josiah S, county coroner, res Lawrence nr Walker. Wyckoff Wm H, bds s s Lawrence nr Walker. g Yee Sing & Co, Chinese goods, Adams. ^ Young /rank, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel. *-^ Zee Tai & Co, Chinese goods. Water. « Zent Daniel J, butcher, r; - .' err Maple and Learned av. ►^ Zent Francis P, butcher, bds ■ '■ J Zent. ^ Zuhlke Carl, seaman, bds T :■' >rnia House. ^ f PUYALLUP. A prosperous village on the river of the m same name and the C. div. of the N. P. R. R., in Pierce county, O 9 miles southeast of Tacoma, the county seat. Settled in 1871, ^ it contains 4 churches, a bank, a steam stave factory, good i-j schools, two hotels and a number of general and special stores. ^^ A live newspaper, the Pnyallup Commerce, a hop and fruit t^ journal, is published. The A. F. & A. M., L O. O. F., L O. G. ^ T. and G. A. R. orders are each represented. Hops, staves, i^ G. BE. WOOD, ?5«\«/*pio^'€« t«n l¥«a:on and Wnr- €o. 4i>eii«ral Aarrlfiul- ,,..^ „ ._ . tural Implements. llWi Paclfle Ave., and 11«1 B. B. Mt. TACOMA, W. T. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I 1.25 |30 '""== i" IM 12.2 ■ 10 ~ 140 1.4 6" 2.5 2.0 1.8 1.6 Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. 14S80 (716) 872-4503 ^^ A iV <^ <^ m^ 4^ «^ i/i Seattle Hardware CoJ^ra™H, [SUPPLIES 685 Front Mt., Seattle. MILLMKN'B •f 8* ce 03 CB 03 185 R. L. POLK & CO.'S train and produce are the principal shipments. Population, 00. Tel., W. U. and Pacific Postal. Exp., N. P. Mail, daily. C. C. Field, postmaster, Ackley Charles D, laborer Meeker's sawmill. Acklev John, laborer. Akin George B, carpenter E M Pine. Atkinson George E, plasterer. Avery Benjamin, farmer. MANUFACTURER Hop and Hay Presses, AI.SO, TEGETABLE K4»OT CUTTERS. Malleable Iron Castings for Hop Presses. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. C. H. ROSS, II Market Gardener and Fruit Grower, ^ 111 PUYALLUP, W. T. All orders from any part of the Sound will 2 be promptly filled. ^Puyallup Restaurant . Ice Cream and Soda Parlors. Ill K. BEZEMER, Prop. Near Raihoad Station, PUYALLUP, W. T. ■■ Also, a Full Stock of Confectionery, Fruits, Cigars, O Tobacco, Stationery and Notions. ■■■ C\ T. A'Mr^-TT.'RT' importer and Wholesale Dealer in %%'inen, lilquora ^' AJ-**-!^ \JJ-IXV X , n„a ciKBi-R. Bole Aaent for the I'ore-.t Klnar and the Tnylor KHntacky Uoarbon and My«» %« hinkles. Depot for the Ptuer Ht«d»eek Chsinpa«ne. 1009 PACIFIC AV., TACOMA, W. T. ES ;ion, lail, Whatcom Ca.. Islanil Co., I GiiarnnfAA Lnan & Trust Hn tSnohnmlsh «'o., WARflANTS \ """' ""*°* t-OaU (k, I rU8I liO. ] Seattle. Hkasit Co. KtnK Co., s, 3>r rill t, rs. lors Ithe per BOUCHT. PUYALLUP DIRECTORY. 186 Avery Edward, cook Pacific Excliaiige. Ayer J D, contractor. Aylwiii Fratilc (Boatman & Aylwin.) Balcer Steplien F, laborer. Ball Henry M, cashier Stewart & Masterpon. Baptist Church, Rev S W Beaven pastor. Barnard Albert F, agent N P R R. Barnard Alvin, cooper. Barnard I H, elk James Pincus. Bartlett El bridge, hop raiser. Beaven Rev S W, Baptist. Behrendt Richard, Wall Paper, Raints, Oils and Glass. Belles Peter, capitalist. Beverly John, Lawyer. Bezeiner Klaas, Restaurant, Ice Cream, Confectionery, Cigars, Notions, etc. [See p 185.) Boatman John W (Boatman & Aylwin). Boatman Willis, hop raiser. Boatman & Aylwin (John W Boatman, Frank Aylwin), saloon. Brooks Rev Benjamin F, pastor M E Church. Brown Joseph, laborer J P Meeker. Campbell Albert, clerk. Campbell Alexander C, Grocer and Dealer in Hops. Carpenter Winthrop, fireman Meeker's sawmill. Carson John, hop grower. Carter Wm L, clerk Pacific Exchauge. Central Hotel, Charles Hal len b eck Propr. Chapman Carlton B, carpenter. Clarke Silas F, hop raiser, Clement Albert^ Propr Pacific Exchange. Collins Frederick, blacksmith. Cook George A, dairyman. Cosney Joseph, clerk. Crockett Hugh, hop raiser. Crounse Wm, laborer. Daggett Albert, clerk H Daggett. Daggett Hiram, livery. Davidson Ira, hostler. Davia Robert T, laborer. Dibble Alvin, laborer. Dillow John, teamster. Dnrgin James C, gardener. I m i I J *s s» I ?» 9m CO CO CD at» CD PIPTIiRr ANfl RnnM With fall line of EntirnyinRs, Artotypes. Etc. ^Frames r lU I unK. ^^nU nUUm Mado to Order of late8t.b«etand moststylish materials, Ma f\ III i^iMi^^o (^ity liouk and Stationery Htore, E. C. Vaughan & Co, IViiJULDiriGO 110« Farlflc Ave., r.or. 11th. Ta«oma, «V. T. CO cc as CIVIL ENGmEERS, QARDNEE &, HOGG, City Mnrveyor's OIHce, 6«0 Front Street, HKATTIiK, W. T. 187 ce CO CB ee CB ca. ea CO • CD CO en B CO cd CO cd UJ R. L. POLK & o o xn ? o ai> c! ■-I c/i o o l-H •-3 PD&ET SOUND HOSPITAL ^"-'^^-^^i-—'^^^^^^^ 1UUJ31 UUUIIJJ UUUiiXXUJ Attention given to the cure of the Opium, TACOMJL, Yf. T. Morphine and Chloral Habit. F 189 R. L. POLK & CO.'S ^ - n. Puyallup Nursery, 1887 Is one step ahead, and can fill all orders that come, for all leading Fruits, big or little, new or old. PuyalluplHoJGooseberry A SPECIALTY. Select list of Roses, Hybrid Perpetnals, Teas nnd Mosses, Ohoioest Ever- bloomerR, Nut Trees. Hnrdy Shrubbery, Grape Vines, etc., etc. Don't fnil to send for my new (1887) revised and enlarged desoriptive pr.ce list FREE. J. M. OGLE, PXHTALLUP, WASH. TER. ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & CO., BRORERtil. HBtTTliK. It'ASH., Have for sale a f ult liet of choice Timbir, Coil aad X ba Ltnli, Imprsvtd anl Unlmprortd faroi, Builreii ni Biildenet Property. City ASi Bntnrbm Loti ana Aoro TrtCtl. Municipal and CnuntiiSecurlues Buugh. Lowi M»gO Utett. PUYALLUP DIRECTORY. 190 Polens Wm E, plasterer. . , • Potter Frank, laborer E Meeker & Co. Puyallup Commerce, Hop and Fruit Journal, Edward N Fuller Propr. Puyallnp Mnfg Co, Willis Boatman pres, W J Bowman sec, barrel tnnfrs. Puyallup I^ursery, J M Ogle Propr, 1| in e of town. [See p opp.) 1 — Renfroe Thomas H. Reynolds N S, laborer. Ross Albert, hop raiser. Ro§8 Charles H, Market Gardener and Fruit Grower. [/See p 185.) i— Ross D M, hop raiser. ' Rowley L B, hop raiser. Ruber Jerry, mason. Ruppert Jerry D, plasterer. Shafer Jacob, laborer. i Sbuman Wm, laborer. Shuttler Marshall M, laborer. Slythe Wm, foreman E Meeker & Co. Smith Marion J, laborer. Spencer Arthur I, telegraph operator. Spinning Charles H, physician. Spinning Elizabeth P, carpet weaver. Spinning Frank, hop raiser. Spinning Wm H, hop raiser. Stewart Carey L ( J P Stewart & Sons). Stewart Fred A, clerk J P Stewart & Sons. Stewart James P (James P Stewart & Sons, Stewart & Master- son) Stewart J P & Sons (James P, Carey ^ and Wm A), General Store. Stewart Stephen D, watchmaker, s. ^ CD C9 «s ^ Stewart Wm A ( J P Stewart & Sons). Stewart & Iflasterson (James P Stewart, Charles P Mas- lerson), Bankers. Stillman Jay, carpenter. Stimpson Lewis, teamster. Stockbridge Wm R, hop raiser. Sturdevant Wm, gardener Puyallup Nursery. SummerfieM Perry, gardener. "rrrp'irizi'.r'' cascade steam laundry Office at Willard'B, Paclffe Ave. 2d Door North of Opera Hooie. \m Enlargements MadejM^MURRY I FORT TOH'niMKI«I». FROM ANY NKUATIVR. CO CD 03 CO cs CO CO 03 ce cs ca *-» Q3 U '55 191 R. L. POLK & CO. 8 CO CO CO c« CO UJ Taylor Earl, clerk. Taylor John R, carpenter. Temple Henry, laborer Meeker's saw mill. Temple Hugh, laborer. Thompson James M, hop raiser. Tibbetta Miss J A, teacher. Toklas «fe Kaufman (Nathan Toklas, Galle^vski Kaufman, Ferdi- nand Toklas), general store. Towmaly Thomas. (Jlyatt Joseph (Ulyatt & Larkin). Ulyatt & Larkir (Joseph Ulyatt, John Larkin), brick lunfrs. Vose Wm T, hop raiser. Vradenburg Aaron G, hop raiser. Wade Lewis, gardener Puyallnp Nursery. Wade L D, hop raiser. Walskey Sophia, waiter Central Hotel. Whelan John, section foreman. Williams j^ederick S, physician. Wilson Robert, bookkeeper E Meeker & Co. Winkler David, hop raiser. Wintermute Elias carpenter, Wiiitermute Levi, carpenter. Wright Ira N, laborer F O Meeker. RE^TOIV. A town on Cedar river and the C. & P. S. Ry., in King county, 12 miTes southeast of Seattle, the county seat and nearest banking point. Settled in 1877, it contains a church, two public schools and a number of special and general stores. Dairy products form the principal shipments. Population, BOO. Exp., Northwestern. Tel., W. U. Mail daily. Adna E. Hum- mer, postmaster. Abner J, laborer. American Hotel, Mrs M Graham propr. Anderson O, laborer. Auld Elijah, miner. Beach A I, physician. Benson A W, teacher. Brown Robert, shingle mnfr. Cade E G, laborer. Cardinal Edward, meat market. Carpenter Ira, blacksmith. Cassell John A, engineer. REAL ESTATE Bought, ( X&Ttitanti ludt for aos-ru Inti 1)7 aoldand i t%ai. H. HANRIM, t--iL-.r \.. J Qoneral Real EHaf Agent, Exohanged. ( oae««TirOUT»eomar.O,ne«M.ir.T. HALL & uAVENDERi ^conveniently Located. ' RENTON DIRECTORY. 192 Clauson H, laborer. Conley Malaclii, laborer. Crosby Thomas, miner. Custer Charles S, clerk. Ditlevsen Frederick, shoemaker. Douglas Henry, carpenter. Edgar Henry S, laborer. Edgar Rebecca J (wid Wm). Ellis Ellis J, laborer. Evans Harold, saloon and livery. Fletcher Charles, miner. Frazer A, laborer. Fuller H, farmer. Grady Mathews, laborer. Graf John. Graham Mrs Margaret, propr American Hotel. Hayes Francis Y, real estate. Hayes John, clerk Mrs Sarah Hayes. Hayes Mrs Sarah, general store. Holder Wm, laborer. Holt Albert F, butcher. Hughes Evan, miner. Hummer Adna E, agt C & P S R R, postmaster and Exp agt. Hurd & Howland (George P. Hurd, F O Howland), dairy farmers. Jenkins Joe, laborer. Johnson H, laborer. Jones W, laborer. Keown Robert, shoemaker. Lilly F A, manger W C Squire's farm. McDonald Harry, fireman. Manifold Frank, miner. Manifold George, bartender Harold Evans. Manifold Joseph, miner. Marsh John, engineer. Morris Joshua A, surveyor's helper. Nelligan Thomas, miner. Nelson Johti, propr Renton Hotel. Not th wester nE.x press Co, A E Hummer agent. Parker David, carpenter. Parker LeRoy, millwright. Pratt Wm E. laborer. o H X PI ■0 o o in' CI 1-3 g •-3 o s •-3 fcd . Jo.. WUULl, "*'■'■' *'^''**Vt row Rii t»rppi.iKs 'R«IT PRIOBMI. I laa Paolflo Av«., and n9l R. R. St., TAOOMA, W. T. r- ^SBi SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street, Seattle. AffcntB Iter Bain WasonM, Howe 8eal««, Atkins' Mllver filteel Maws. CO 193 B. L. POLK r licenses. 8. Claims against the oit^. 9. Special orders of the day. 10. Unfinished Business. 11. Introduction and con- sideration of Ordinances. 12, Other New Bosinesa. Cviumitteeii* Judiciary and Ijegislative.— J. Furth, Chairman; J. M. Frink, T. D. Hinckley. Public Buildings, Grounds and Property.- C. F. Reitze, Chairman; C. W. Coulter, J. M. Friuk. Health and Pulioe.— T. D. Hinckley, Chairman; J. M, Frink, R. Russell. Finance.— J. M. Frink. Chairman; T. D. Hinckley, J. Furth. Streets and Street Improvements.— T. W. Lake, Chairman; C. F, Reitze, R Russell. Fire and Water Supply.— J. M. Frink, Chairman; T. W. Lake, Joseph Green. Street Lights.— Joseph Green, Chairman; C. F. Reitze, J. Furth. License and Revenue.— T. D. Hinckley, Chairman; T. W. Lake, C. W. Coulter. • Harbor and Wharves.— T. W. Lake, Chairman; J. Furth, R. Russell. Sewers and Drainage. -Joseph Green, Chairman; C, W. Coulter, J. M. Frink. 196 R. L. POLK A 00/8 Wurd Roundarles. The First Ward inolndes all that part of the city within the followinff boundaries: Ouramunoiug at tbe interseotion of the center line of Mill street with the center line of South Tenth street, and running thenoe south through the oenter of South Tenth street to Jaokson street; thenoe east on a line with the oenter of Jaokson street to the east bonndary of the city; thenoe following said east boundary to the south boundary of tbe city: thenoe west along tbe soiitti boundary of the city to the west boundary ot the oity; theooe no th along tbe west boundary of the city to a point oa Elliot bay opposite Mill street; thenoe east in a straight line through the oentf^r of Mill street to the plaoe of beginning. The Second Ward includes all that part of the oity situated north of the First Ward, and south of a line running throni^h the center of Madison street from the west boundary to the east boundary of the city. The Third Ward includes c'l that part of tbe city included within the boundaries: Commencing st the uorthweat corner of the Second Ward, and running thuuce on the we^t boundary of the oity to a point on Elliott bay opposite Stewav-t street; thenoe on a line with tbe center of Stewart street to Howard street; thence along the oenter of said Howard street to a point 846 feet west and CO feet north of the northwest corner of block num- bered 29 of Pontius' addition to Seattle; thence east to the center line of Elaine street; thenoe north on a line with tbe center of Elaine street to the north boundary of the oity ; thence east &nd south on the north and east boundary lines of the oity to the northeast corner of the Second Ward; thenoe west on the north line ot the Second Ward to the place of begin- ning. The Fourth Ward includes all that part of the oity situated uorth and west of the Third Ward. Fire Department. Board Fire Delegates. — Robert Oalliean, Wm. Oampbell, Charles Mo- Donald, Engine Co. No. 1; Moses Keezer, U. M. Basin, John McDonald, Engine Co. 2; John Schram, J. 0. Haines, S. Snyder, Hook and Ladder No, 1; John Kinaear, L. B. Daw-ion. G. L. Manning, Engine Co. 4; E. O. Hou- ser, James Frankland, M. M. Holmes, Engine Co. No. 3; F. H. Osgood, W. T. Sharp, G. H. Preston, Hyack Hose Co. No. 1; Frank Pontius. Gardner Kellogg, Chief. Delnge Hose Company.— C. H. Hanford, Pres.; E. W. Melse, 8eo.; H. H. Hawthorne, Treas. ; T. D. Brown, Foreman. Engine Co. No. 2.— U. M. Basin, Pres.; W.H.[Clark, Treas,: Fred Strove, Seo.; E. C. Green, Foreman; E. C. MoClanaban, I=t Aiut.; Frank Fi^ller, 2d Asut. ; W. H. Clark, U. M, Basin and M. Keezer, Mecibers of the Board of Fire Delegates; CarlBassler, J. W, Hunter and F. G. J^ymond, Trustees. Engine Co. No. 4. -James Warren, Foreman; Luke Hale, 1st Asst.; A. Allen, 2d Asst; W. G. Laitmer, Pres.; Cnarles Baker. Sec; W. H. T. Barnes, Treas. ; J. B. Kinnear, C. G. Perkins and E. B. Clark, Bepiesenta- tives to the Board of Fire Delegates. Hyaok Hose Co.— Dr. J. C. Grasse, Pres.; J. D. Lowman, V. Pres.; A. J. Fisken, Sec.; W. A. Hasbrouck. Treas.; Dr. J. C. Grasse, W. T. Sharpe and James Hamilton Lewis, Members of the Board of Fire Dnlegates; Josiah Collins, jr.. Foreman; F. A. Bell, Ist Asst.; A. J. Fiskin, 2d Asst. Lake Union Co. No. 3.— George Burns, Foreman ; E. A. Hoaser, Sea Sehttle Hook and Ladder Co.— J. C. Haines, Pres.; George B. Kittinger, Seo.; J. Sohram, Treas. ; William T. Bogers, Foreman; James Campbell, Ist Asst; T. Nnnan, 2d Asst.; J. Murp!ay, C. H. Kittingef, L. S. Booth, Mem- bers of tbe Board of Fire Delegates. Washington Co. No. 2. — Frank Bogan, Foreman; James Dunham, Sen,- A. M. GUman, Engineer. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 196 Dexter, Horton & Co., N. W. oor Cbmmeroial and Washington. Gnarnntee Loan and Trust Co., Starr Block. Hill, Scott & Co., P. I, T lildiaff. Merobauts National Bauk Seattle. — Incorpornted July, 1888. Oapital, 850,000. AnsruR Maokintosli. Prea.; Robert N. MoFadden, Cash.; 031 Front. Pufifet Sound National Bank.— Incorpornted September i*'82. Cupital, $60,000. B. Oatzert, Pres.; E. P. Ferry. V. Pres ; Jacob Fun . Oaah. The First National. -Yesler-Leary Block. Inoorporatod b'i| .omber 26, 1882. Oapital, $150,000. George W. Harris, Pres.; W. I. Wndieigb, OuBh.; John Goodfellow, Asst. Cash. CJhamber of Commerce. Organized / oril, 1R82. M«>ets ttrst Monday of each month in roon 6. Yesler-Lei ; ^iook. BBiley Gatzert, Pres,; H. L. Yesler, V. f i jp. ; E. M. Oarr, Rea Sec; T. F. Minor, Oor. Sec.; A. Mackintosh, Treus. Roard or Trade. Meets third Thursday of each month, room 6, Yesler-Lieary block. George B. Adnir. Pres.; C. H. Kittiuger, Sec; Z. 0. Miles, V. Pres. ; StruTe, Haines & McMicken, Attorneys. Public Pichoola. Board of School Directors. — Dillis B. Ward, Chairman* Henry O. Struve, Thomas T. Minor; Lvman Wood, School Clt-rk. Meetings of the Bowrd. — The tegular mt-etings of the Board are hold on the drst Monday of each month at 2 o'clock p. m., at the office of Ihe School Olerk. Annual meeting for the election of teachers the first Monday of July. Corps or XcRchera. t City Superintendent, Edward S. Ingraham; Drawing Teacher, Emma A. Shuawav. High School.— Principal, Edward S. Ingraham; First Assistant, Horace O. Hollenbeok; Second Assistant, Emma A. Shumway. Central School.— Principal ex-offlcio, Edward S. Ingraham: V. Prin., Horace O. H>llenbeok. Grammar Department. — Frances E. Nickels, Eatherine F. Oheasty, Tillie J. Piper, Jennie 0. Lombard. Primarv Depart- ment.— Lil'an Burrows, CardeH. Shumway, Ida M. Vrooman, Helen L. Peaioe, Mildred J. Smith, Louise M. lioot. Denny School.— Principal, Orrin S. Jones; Vice Piinoipal, J. 8. Hongh- toD. Grammar DepMrtmont.— Orrin S. Jones, Marjf E. Condon, Clara Karnes, J. S. Houghton. Primary Denartment. — Lizzie Ward, Flora A« Parsons. Nora L. Latimer, Sara Chatham, Lizzie E. Twi»h, South School— Primary Department. — Minta Foser, E. 0. Granger. Jackson Street School— Primnry Department.- Hettie L. Greene. Janitors.— Central School, B. S. Conrad; Denny School, Bertrand Warren. CHURCHES. Haptiat. First Baptist— West side 4th bet James and Cherry. Rev. David J. Pierce, pastor. Services, Sunday 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. h. Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7 r. M. Sabbath School, 12 :15 p. m. Sabbath School (teachers), Tuesday 7 p. m Young People's Meeting, Sunday 6 p. M. Second Baptist — North side JefFfrsou ber. 9tb and 10th. Sunday morn- ing services, 11 a. M. Sabbath School. 12:30 p.m. Children's Meeting, Sunday 4 p. m. Lndies' Prayer Meeting, Tuesday 2:30 p. m. lfrr=Br: 197 B. L. POLE & OO.'S CatlioUc. Ohuroh of onr Lady of Good Help— Northeast oor. Wauijiins^n and Sonth 4th. Rev. 5'. X. Perfontaine, rector, res. at ohuroh, Sunday Ser- vices: Mass at 7:80 and 11 a. h. in winter, and at 7 and 10:30 a. m. in sum- mer. Evening Services: Vespers, 4 p. m. in winter, 7 p.m. in summer. Snnday School 8 p. h. Christian. Christian Church— Between 3d and 4th on Senec& Bev. Bnfus H. Moss, pastor, res. 10th bet. Stewart and Virginia. Sunday Services, 11 a. M.; Evening Service, from 7 to 8, according io time of year. Sundft^ School, 10 A. M. Prayer, Thursday at 7:30 F. M. Con. ^-v -^8 e,t> *» CiS..i. First Congregational Ohuroh— xorthv, oat cor. 3d and Clay. No regular services. Plymouth Congregational — East side Second bet. Seneca and Spring. Bev. H. L. Bates, pastor. Sanday Services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. M. Sun- day School at close of morning service. Prayer Meeting. Thursday even- ings. Epiacopal. Trinity Church— Northwest cor. 3d and Jefferson. Rev. Dean George H. Watson, rector. Services. Sunday. 11:15 a. m. and 7 p. m; Snnday School, 10:1 5a. m.; Friday, 4:30 p. m.; Holy Days. 11 a. m. Ghapf 1 of the Good Stiepherd— Southeast cor 2d and Blanchard. Bev. Dean Qeoree H. WntsoD, rector. Hiram Burnett, Sunday School Supt. Snnday School and Services, 2:30 p. m. Oerman Reformed. German Beformed Church— Northwfst cor. 7th and Cherry. Rev. G- Graedel, pastor. Services: Snnday, 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.; Sunday School. 10 A. m, ; Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 7 p. m. First Saturday evening in each month meeting for mission purposes 7 p. m. ll'IE:»i. Bellingham Bay Railway and Naviryatinn Co. (The).— Eugene Canfield, Pres.; D. B. Jtiokson, 1st V. Pres.; J. H. McGrnw. 2d V. Pres.; W. R. For- rest, See. ; 5 Tesltir-Leary Block. Black Diamond Coal Company.- Incorporated 1864. P. B. Cornwall, Pree.; J, H, Roh-oson, Sec; Bank of California, Treas. Cedar River (Joal Company.— Incorporated Aug. 16, 1884. Capital, $500,- 000. J. J. McKiuion, San Francisco, Pres.; James N. Colman, Mngr.; L. J. Colraan, Sec. and Treas. Co-Operator Printing and Publishing Company.— Incorporated Decem- ber 24, 1885. Capital. 810 000. M. P. Bulger, Pres. ; J. J. Knoff, Sec (Jordou Hardware Company,— Incorporated Oct. 1. 1883, Cnpital, 8100,- 000. Judge J. R. Lewis, Pres.; George B. Adair, Treas. and Mngr.; F. H. Hardwick. Sec. Guarantee Loan and Trust Company.— Incorporated April, 1887, Cap- ital stock, 8100,000. Paid up i^f<>ck, 850,000. L. S. J. Hunt, Pres,; D. N. Baxte.. V. Pres.; E. B. Downiufr, Treas.; George H. Heilbron, Sec.; Charles H. Eittinger. Examiner, Starr Bl.Kik. Hall & Paulson Furniture Company.— Incorporated April 8, 1882. Capi- tal, $100,000. Geo. W. Hall, Pres. and Mngr.; W. R Forrest, Seo. and Treas. King County Investment Company.- -Organized April, 1887. Capital, 860.000. t\ J. Grant, Pres.; S. L. Crawford, Treas.; S. E. Smith, Sec. Post Building, 199 B. L. POLK A OO.'S i 9 Lowman & Hanford Stationery and Printing Company. — Inoorporated March, 1885. Capital, $25,000. James D. Lowman, Pres.; B. Pelly, Sec. Moore Manufacturing Company. — Incorporated 1887. Capital, $40,000. Incorporators, Luther 0. Moore, C. H. Shaw, F. C. Algar and W. Van Waters. Northwestern Cracker Company. — Incorporated March 2, 1886. Capital, 830,000. A. M. Brookes, Pres. and Treas.; George W. Vining, V. Pres. and Sec. Northwestern Express Company,— Incorporated April, 1887. Capital, 810,000. H. G. Struve, Pres.; Jacob Furth, Treas.; James A. Carey, Sec.; L. E. Bightmire, Mngr. People's Co-Operative Union.— Incorporated Jan, 18, 1887. Capital, 8100,000. W. H. Shoudy, Pres.; C. P. Dam, Sec ; F. H, Pt-terson, Treas. Post-Intelligencer Publishing Company.— Incorporated Ootobor, 1881. Capital, 850,000. L. H. J. Hunt, Pres, and Genl. Mngr.; Stewart E. Smith, Sec; Fred J. Grant, Treas. Paget Sound Construction Company, constructing Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern B. R~Inoorporated July 12, 1886. Capital, $1,000,000. Frank- lin M. Jones, N. Y„ Pres.; Daniel H. Gilman, Seattle, V. Pres.; Charles M. Sbeafe, Seattle, Genl. Mngr,; Wm. J. Jennings, Auditor; Homer H. Hoit, N. Y., Sec. and Treaa Puget Sound Hide and Leather Company.- Incorporated June, 1886. Capital, 818,00<'. W. H. H. Green, Pres.; David Kellogg, Sec. and Genl. Mngr. Whter front, foot of Seneca. Pnget Sound Ir»e Company. — Incorporated October. 1886. Capital, 812,000. Charles Hopkins, Pres.; Wm. D. O'Toole, V. Pres.; Edwin A. Stront, Sec. and Tr as. Location, foot of Seneca. Paget Sound Telegraph Company. — Incorporated Angust, 1872. Cap- ital, 8i5,000. Thomas T. Minor, Pres.; Bailey Gatzert, Treas.; G. M. Hal- ler. Sec. Office. 1 and 2, Opera House building. Safe Deposit Company, Seattle. — Incorporated April, W-4t. Capital, 8100,000. James B. McDonald, Pres.; Angus Mackintosh, Sec. Satsop Eailrnad Company. — Safe Deposit bnilding. Incorporated November 12, 1883. CapitaJ, 8100,000. J. B. McDonald, Pres.; C. F. White, Sec.; A. Mackintosh, Treas. S. A. E. C. Mfg. Oompany.—IncorporBted 1883. Capital, 850,000. G. C. Phinney, Wm. H. Beeves, John Keenen, Directors; F. H. Peterson, Sec. Seattle Building and Iioan Association.- -Incorporiited April 23, 1886. Capital, 850,000. W. R. Bramley, Pres.; David T. Denny, V. Pres.; A. Mackintosh, Treas.; Wm. H. Hughes, Sec. Seattle Cable Eoad and Water Company. — Incorporated June, 1887. Capital stock, $160,000. Incorporators- J. K. Murphy, C. P. Dam and Charles Coppin. Seattle Co-operative Society.— Capital 850,000. Incorporated July 13, 1881. James MoCombs, Pres.; Alexander Maitlaud, Sec. and Manager; George F. Fv^e, Treas. Seattlo Eie'tric Light Company. — Incorporated October, 1886. George D. Hill, Pres,; James A. McWill ams, V. Pres.; Taoti Mesdag, Sec; First National Bank, Treas.; James E. Boyden, Electrician; J. M. Frink, Supt. Seattle Flour Mills and Elevator Company.— Incorporated February 24, 1887. Capital, 875,000. Watson C. Squire, Pres.; Edward Wheeler, Sec; J. H. McGraw, Treas.; John H. Walker, Supt Seattle Gas Light Company.— Incorporated 1878. Capital, $50,000. Dexter Horton, Pres.; Norman Penfield, Sec; Arthur A. Denny, Treas. Seattle H'. , Co. D.— Cnpt. J. C. Haines; Ist Lieut., E. E. Hunt; 2tl Lieut., Browa. Cc E.— Capt. E. M. Carr; Ist. Lieut., W. T. Sharpe; 2d Lieut., J. F. MoNaught. Washingtoti ...''tinoibles (Independent Company). ~E. T. Huff, Capt. 201 R. L. POLK & OO.'S .NEWSPAPERS. Seattlu Goiiimeroial Gazette and Pu(;et Sonnd Maritime Reporter.— Poole & Pioken, pnblishers Press office. S3 per y^ar. Senttlu Post-Intelligenoer,— Published by Post-Intellie'^noer Poblishinsr Co. (Daily and Weekly). Kepnblioan. Daily, in city, 25 cents per week. Daily, by mail, $10 per year. Weekly, in advance, 82 per year. Seattle Sun.iay Star.— Issued every Sunday. Francis M. Street, Mngr. Office, rooms 5 and 6 Ponoin BIdg. Terms, one year, 82.50; six months, 81.50; three months, 75 cents. The Press.— Published daily and weekly by The Press Publishing Oo. Terms, Daily 25 cents per week; Weekly, $2 per year. The Times, — Published da^ly and weekly by the Times Publishing C3o. Terms, Daily. $7; Weekly, 81, by mail. Cash in advHnof. Seattle Tribune (German, weekly)— Rudolph Dsmus, proprietor and publisher. Turn Halle.. PO<«T OFFICE. J. M. Lyon, P. M.; W. J. Oolkett, Asst. P. M.; Miss Frankie Whaley, Stamp and Mailing Clerk; Mi-w Callie Lyon, Miss Lotti« Lyon, Gen. De- livery Clerks; James H. Brown, N rht Cl^rk. General delivery open from 8 \. m. to 6 p. m. Sundays, from 1 to 2 p. h. Money order and registry department from 9 a. m. to 3 P. M, RAII.ROAnS. Bellineham Bay Railway & Navigation Co., 5 Yesler-Leary Block. Columbia and Paget Sound Reilroad Co. — John L. Howard, Mngr. ; T. J. Miln^-r, Supt. ; W. R. Thomell, Cash.; W. B. Spencer, Local Agt. and Train Dispatcher; N. H. Martin, Train Mapter. Depot> foot of Main. Puget Sound Shore R. R., W. B. Spencer, Agent, foot Main. Satsnp Railroad Oc— Office, Safe Deposit BIdg. Incorporate 1 Novem- ber IvJ, 1888. CHpital, 8100,000. J. R McDonald, Pres.; C. F. White, Seo.; A. Mackintosh. Treas. Seattle and Went Coast Railway Oo. — H. Crawford, jr., Pres. Office, Safu Deposit Bldtf. The Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad C' —Office, Safe Deposit BIdg. Incorporated April 28, 1886. Caj)ital, 815,00o,000. J. R. McDonald, Pres.; Thomas T. Minor. V. Pres.; Georgo G. Lyon, Sec. and And.; F. H. OsgooJe, Treas.; F. H. Whitwortb, Chief Engineer. ,. STREET RAILW^AYS. Seattle Street Railway.— Foot Commercial to Lake Union, foot Main to Mercy street, Seattle. SECRET AMO BEIVEVOIiEI^T SOCIETIES. 9Ifi!«onic . Washington Council Knights Kadosh, No. 1, A.',A.*.S.-.R.— J. F. Da- mon, 32 deg., Gr. Or. 0. of H , Preceptor.; E. S. Ingraham, 32 deg., First Lieut. Com mander.; H. Peterson, 32 deg., Second Lieut. Commander.; O. C. Shorey, 32 deg., Chancellor. ; J. T. Jordan, 32 deg.. Orator; Samuel Ken- uey. 32 deg.. Almoner; C. J. Wright, 32 deg.. Recorder; H. Butler, 32 deg., Treasurer; Wm. H. Gilliam, 32 deg., Master of Ceremonies; E. J. Ames.Tur- conillier; J. W. Edwards, 32 deg.. Draper; Wm. R, Phillips, 32 deg., Firs- Deacon; Wm. Walker, 32 deg., Second Deacon; J. W. George. 32 deg.. Bearer of Beaudesant; Cyrus Walker, 32 deg., Bearer of Second Standard; J. A. Campbell, Third Stnndard Bearer; Oran Kitely, 32 deg., Lieut, of Guard; H. N. Moore, 32 deg., Tyler; Waphington Chapter Rose Croix, No. 1, A.".A...S.".R.— J. F. Damon, 82 deg., Wise Master; E. S. Ingraham, 32 deg.. Senior Warden; H. Peterm)u,82 deg., Junior Warden; O. C. Shorey, S2 deg., Orator; Samuel Keoney, 82 SEATTLE DIBEOTORY. 202 deg., Almoner; 0. A. Wripht, 82 deg., Seoy.; H. Butler, 32 deg.. Trans.; W. H. Gilliam, 32 deg,. Master of Ceremonies; J. A. Campbell, 32 deg., Expert; W. R. Phillips, 32 deg., Assistant Expert; J. W. George, 32 deg., Gaard of Temple; H. N. Moore, 32 deg., Tyler. Washington Lodge Perfention, No. 1. A.-.A.-.S.-.R.-.— 0. A. Wright, 32 deg.. Master; Isaac Packer, Senior Warden; Henry Peterson, Junior War- den; J. F. Damon, 82 deg.. Orator; O. 0. bhorey, 32 deg.. Almoner; E. S. Ingraham. 32 deg.. Secy.; H. Butler, 32 deg., Treas.; J. W. George, Master of Ceremonies Meets third Tuesday in each month, Seattle Commandery Knight« Templar.— Sir A. L. Palmer, Eminent Oond.; A. B. Stewart, Genl.; J. H. McGraw, Oapt. Qeul.; E. S. Ingrabam, Senior Warden ; Wm. Llewellyn, Prelate; L. H, Broyles, Junior Warden ; Jos. A. Stewart, Treas.; 0. H. Merrick, Recorder ; O. W. Lawton. Standadr Bearer; B. J. Graham. Sword Bearer; Isaac Parker, Warden; C, D. Knight, Senti- nel. Meets first Friday in each month at Pythian Hall. Royal Arch masons. Seattle Chapter No. 3, Royal Arch Masons — W. V. Rmehart, H. P.; Rev. John F. Damon. K.; Frank A. Pontius, S ; Dr. C. H. Merrick. Spc; Hillary Butler. Treas.; W. W. Poole, 0. of H.; E. 8. Ingrabam. P. S. ; C W. Lawton R. A. C; Sol Simpson, Chaplain; M. Oostopeoh, M. of First V.;F. Peterson M. of Second V.; J. F. Cochrane. M. of Third V.; C. D. Kuight, Tyler. St. Jobn's Lodge.-J. A. Hatfield, W. M.; W. H. Llewellyn, S. W, Frank A. Pontius. J. W. ; Sp.muel Kenney, Treas.; O. C. Shoroy, Seo ; J. M. Taylor, S. D ; Frank A Bell, J. R.; J. F. Eshelman, S. S.; James Dan forth, J. S.; C. D. Knight, Tyler. Meets Masonic Hall last Saturday in each month. Eureka Lodge No. 20.— W. W. Poole, W. M.; Isaac Parker. S. W.; B. B. Freed, J. W.; A. S. Miller, Treas.; A. L. Palmer, Secy.; H. F. Phil ips, S. D.; E. M. Stewart, J. D.; H. H. Westfall, S. S.; John MoGrath, J. 8.; CD. Knight, Tyler. Meets Masonic Hall second Saturday in each month. O. A. R. Stevens Post No. 1.— Meets second and fourth Tuesday eveninss in each month. OiTicers: M. M. Holmes, Commander; James Alexander, S. V. Com,; W. L. Ames, J. V. Com.; W. E. Wilson, Adjutant; H, A. Bigelow, Quartermaster; Wm, Alden, Surgeon; F. U. Henken, Chaplain; D. Frank- hn , y. U. S. Grant Post No. 26. —Meets every second and fourth Tuesday even- ings in each month. Officers: A. 31nrah, Commander; M. V. Mills, S. V. Com.; F. P. Heman, J. V. Com.; E. Steile, Adjutant; George Probst, Quar- termaster; D. Warner, O. D. John F. Miller Post No 31.— Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in each month. Officers: W. G. Latimer, Commander; Ed. Herrick, S. V. Com; Fr -k Seidel, J. V. Com., Richard Osborn, Chaplain; A. I. Beach, Surgeon; George Kinnear, Quartermaster; Richard Bradley, Adjutant; G. N. Alexander, O. D. I. O. O. F. Unity Encampment No. 2.--G. W. Tibbetts. C. P.; D. McKinnon, H. P.; D. West, S. W.; J. Harding, J. W.; Moses Korn, Scribe; G. W. Hall, Treas. Meets second and fourth Fridays in each month. Olive Branch No. 4— Frank Sidell, P. G.; Charles Goldstein, N. G.; J. C. Mitchell, V. G.; W. W. Newland, Rec. Sec; G. W. Hall, Treas. Meets every Wednesday evening. Rebekah Lodge No. 6— Mrs. Bella Scott, N. G.; Mrs. E. Teaohman, V. G.; Carrie V. Denny, V. T.; A. Thurlow, Sec.; Mrs. Sarah Thurlow, Treas. Meets, Bell's Hall every Friday evening at 7 :30, Seattle Lodge No. 7— C. G. Teaohman, N. Q.; A. Thurlow, V. G.; 0. H. 203 R. L. POLK A OO.'S Merrick, Seo.; W. M. HagheB, Treas. Meets, Beira Hall every Taeeday 730 p.m. KnightH or Pythias. Grand Lodge— Robert G. Parks,?. G. C , Walla Walla; A. 8. Nicholson, G. 0., Old Tacoma; Prank O Youne, G. V. 0„ Seattle; O. O. Denny, G. P., Seattle; J.D.J. OolruaD, G. M. of E., WalJa Walla; Will. D. Jenkins, G. K. of R. and S., Whatcom; Fred W. Agatz, G.M. at A., Dayton; E. O. Fulmar, G.I. G., Tacoma; Oliver Hall, G. O. G., Colfax. Annual meeting convenes in May, 1888, at Vancouver. Harmony Lodge No. 5 -Jacob Harding. P. C; J. H. MoGraw, 0. 0.; W. L. Bowers, V. 0. ; 0. E. Easier, P. R.; Moses Koro. K. of R and S.; R. Os- born, M. of E.; F. Anthony. M. of F.; Fred Bories, M. at A.; J. H. Frisoh, L G.; Walter A. Hall, O. G. Meets every Thursday evening at their Oastle Hall, Prye's Opera Block. gneen City Lodge No. 10 -W. E. Ledgerwood, S. P. C; J. B. Metcalf, ; A. C. Bowman, V. C; W. H. Finok, P.: A. Pancost, M. at A.; H. A. Bigelow, Trustee. Meets every Monday evening. Hall at Pythian Castle, Frye's Opera Block. A. O. I', W. Grand Lodge— P. G. M. W., Dorris, Eugene City, Or.; G. M. W., J. Brown. Olympia, W. T.; G. F., G. T. Russell, Oakland, Or.; G. O., T. L. Mcllm jyl. Victoria, B.C.; G. R, Duncan T.Wheeler, Portland, Or. ; G. Rcvr, R. S, Durham, Portland, Or.; G. G., Oiver H«ll, Colfax, W. T.; G. W., 0. K. Steveus, Portland. Or. Meets 2d Wednesday in July. Columbia Lodge — Meets Monday evenincs in Masonic Hall. Dr. O. G. Root, P. M. W.; O. S. Jones. M. W.; Wm. M. Morse, F,; D. H. Callahan, O.; B. S. Conrad. R ; S. G. Benedict F.; R. G. Coldwell, Reviewer; A. E. Hauser, Guide; Daniel Warner, I. W.; Hiram Wharton, O. W.; H. Bagley. M. D., Medical Examiner. Alki Lodge No. 33— Meets in Masonic Hall every 2d and 4th Tharsday in each month. B'nai Brltta. S. Simon, Pres.; P. Bories, V. P.; J. Hershberg, Monitor; E. (Goodman, Asst, Moaitor; A, Berlimsky, Sac: L. Abrams, Treas.; U. Harris, L G.; H. Isaacs, O. G. Meets Ist and 2d Sunday in each month, Ghoiten FrlendM. Queen City Council of Chosen Friends— Meets at Masonic Hall Ist and 8d Tuesdays in each month. I. O. O. T. Seattle Lodge No. 6.— W. L. Lowman. Sec, ; O. W. Prankland, 0. T. Meets every Monday eveniug in Bell's Hall, N. Seattle. KnlgrhtH or Ijabor. Myrtle Assembly No. 48U8.— Meets every Saturday 7:30 p. h. in Bell's Hall, N. Seattle. Queen City A««sembly No. 3413.— Meets every Wednesday evening 750, Pythian Hall, Frye'H Op'^ra House, Seattle. Washington Assembly No. 4782.— Meets every Tuesday evening 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Hall. IVIiscellaneoiis. Catholic Library Association of Seattle.— W. D. O'Toole. Pres. ; Terence O'Brien, Jr., V. Pres,; E. McElroy, Sec; Rev. P. X. Prefoutaine, Treas. and S. D. Clerks' Protective Association.— J. W. Wilkinson, Pres. : 0«orge B. Thornton, V. Pres.; Wm. Kierski, See; E. Q. Smith, Treas.; Adam Neal, Sergeant-at-Arms. SEATTLE DIBEOTORY. 204 Illinois Olub.— E. M. Oarr. Pres.; Mrs. 8. P. Randolph, V. Pres.; W. P. Bell, Seo.; Mrs. Deosmore, Treas. Qeorire W ahingtoa Branch of the Irish National League of America. — Prea., E. P. Edsen; V. Pres., Philip O'Brien; Seo., Oapt. W. D. O'Toole; Treas.. Q. B. Thornton. EinarOoantj' Bar Assooiatioo.— John J. MoGilvra, Pres.; A.O. Bowman, Seo.; Bicbard Osborne, Treas. Meet at Oounty Ooart House. King Oounty Medical Society.— Dr. Q. A. Weed, Pres.; Dr. J. O.Sund- be/g, Seo. Liberal League of Seattle.— J. H. May, Pres.; Mrs. Josephine Giddiugs, V. Pres.; P. Wiokstrom, Treas,; A. Amnads, Sec: I. U. Hamtnell, Oor. Seo. Meets Pike Street Hall, southwest oor. Pike and 5th, eyery Suoday. Rod and Gun Olub of Seattle. —Organized Spring 188L — Maurice Mo- Mioken, Pres.; J. F. MoNaugbt, V. Pres.; H. H. Lewis* Sec; W. A. Hardy, Treas. Rooms third floor Yesler-Leary building, Seattle Baseball Olub.— Pres., Watson; Seo., Wm. R. Thomell; Mgr., Stevens. Seattle Turn Verein.— A. W. Piper, Pres.; A. Wolf, V. Pres.; Max Oleri- cuB, Reo. Seo.; W. F.ngn Smith, Otr. Sec; A. Sohlossmaoher, Treas. Meets in Tarn Halle every Monday evening. Gymnn^iam, Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8:30. Gymnastic exercises for girls from 7 to 14 years old on Mondays and Thursdays 4 to 6 p. m., and for boys from 7 to 14 from 4 to 7 p. M. on Wednesdays. Shipwright and Calker's Association of the Port of Seattle.— Patrick McGinnis, Pres.; Thomas Phillips, Seo. Headquarters at Stratman's News Depot. The Ohildren's Home. — Under the auspices of the Ladies' Relief Soci- ety. Mrs. Olara Magee, Matron. West side Box near Ash, N. Seattle. The Ladies' Relief Society.— Mrs. John Leary, Pres.; Mrs. 0. M, San- d«>r8oo, V. Pres.; Mrs Bailey Gatzert, Treas.; Mrs. W. D. Wood, Sec; Mrs, T. T. Minor, Asst Sec Meets in Ohambor of Oommerce first Tuesday of each month. Woman's Guild of Trinity Church. — Mrs. James McNaught, V. Pres.; Mrs. W. H. H, Green, Second V. Pres.; Mrs Gt-o. H. Watson, Sec; Mrs. Sutcliffe Baxter, Treas. Meets quarterly at Trinity Church. Women's Christian Temperance Union. — Mrs. A. M. Weed, Pres,; Mrs. H. S. Parkhurst, V, Pres.: Miss Eva Giililand, Sec; Mrs. S. D. Orookett, Oor. Sec; Mrs. Booth, Treas. Meets every Friday at 3 p. M. at the W. 0. T. U. Coffee House, south side Main, near 2d, Young Men's Christian Association. — Anson S. Bnrwell, Prea.; Wm. L. Ludlow, V. Pres.; Everett E. Smith. Rec Sec; Wm. Bixby, Treas.; Gteorge Carter, Gten. Sec. Northwest oor. Front and Spring. Trannportatioii Eilnes. (See also Bailroada.) Alaskan Route (str Olympian), Ocean dock, foot of Main. Canadian Pacific Railroad, Mill near P. O. Oolby, Port Orchard and Port Washington (str Helen), f 'ot of Wash- ington. Oolumbia and Pnget Sound R R — foot of Main. Northern Pacific R. R— Cor. Mill and Commercial, Olympia, Taooma and Seattle Route (Str. Fleetwood), — Yealer's Wharf. O. R. & N. Co.— foot of Main. Pacific Coast Steamship Co.— Ocean Dock— foot of Main. Port Blakely Route (Str. Michigan),— foot of Washington. Port Madison Route (Str. Augusta),— foot of Washington. Pugot Sound Shore R R.r-foot of Main. Satsop R. R. Co.— Office, Safe Deposit Building. Seattle, Coal Harbor, New Westminster and Semiahmoo Rente (Str. EvangelX— Yealer's Wharf. ao6 B. L. POLK A 00. 'S '11 t ? ,,, ... Seattle, Lake Shore and East-em— Office, Safe Deposit Building. Seattle, Oakland and Olympia (8tr. lola). Seattle, Taooma and Olympia (Str. Zepayr), — Yesler's Wharf. Seattle and Pore Orchard (Str. Helen),— toot of Washington. Seattle and Vancouver (Str. Eliza Anderson),— Yesler's Wharf. Seattle and West Ooast R R— Office, Safe Deposit Building. Seattle and Whatcom Line (O. R & N. Go), — foot of Main. Seattle and Whatcom Line (Wfishington Steamboat Co.), — foot of Mill. Skagit River Route— Yeslers Wharf, foot of Mill. Snohomish Route (Str. W. P. MonroeV— Yesler's Wharf. Tacoma, Seattle and Port Townsend (Washington Steamboat Go.), —toot of Mill. Taooma, Seattle and Victoria Line (O. R. & N. Go.), —foot of Main. Vashon, Taooma, Steilaooom and Olympia Route (Str. Fanny Lake). P1JBE.IC BIJIL.UIIVQS, HAL.I.S A.'VD BIJSINEiiS BI^OCKIi. Public BnlldlnKB. City Hall, east side South Third, between Mill and Washington. Oourt House, southeast corner Jefferson and Third. Oonni Jail, northeast oomer Mill and Tuird. Engine House No. 2, east side Scnth Third, bet. Mill and Washington. Engine House No. 1. Columbia, between Front and Second. Odd Fellow'H Hall, Front, near Bell's Hotel, North Seattle. Pike Street Hall, southwest corner Pike and Fitlh. Postoffioe, north sid« Mill, be ween Front and West. Turner Hall, corner Fourth and Jefferson. Yesler's Hall, southeast corner Front and Gherry, Y. M. G. A. Hall, northwest corner Spring and Front. Bijou Theatre, Second, hetween Mill aid Washington. Opera House, northeast corner Front and Marion. Standard Theatre, Second, between Waahiugton and Main. BuMtneMS Blocks. Arcade building, 621 and 623 Front. Brown's block, no/thwest corner Spring and Front Butler building, north side James, between First and Second. Bryant's blook, west side South Fifth, between Washington and Main. Outman's building, southeast corner Mill and Gommercial. Denny block, west hide Front, between Marion and Madison. Frauenthal building, 104 Gommercial. Fnre's Opera House building, northeast corner Front and Marion. Gilmore's blook, west side Front, between Spring and Seneoa. Gordon Hardware building, 627 and 629 Front. Kenny block, northwest oomer Gulumbia and Front. Eenyon building, west side Front bet Madison and Spring. MoNaught block, east side Commercial, between Washiuf^n and Main. MoPhee's building, west side Fifth, between James and JeffersoiL Oooidental bk>ck, junction James and Mill. Opera building, northeast comer Front and Marion. Pacific Huuntt block, cor. Main and S Second. Ponoin building, 638, 636 and 637 Front. Post building, north side Mill, between Front and West. Renig's building, southeast corner Front and Manon. Stet«)n & Post blook, northeast corner Marion and Second. Starr block, west side Front between Mill and Columbia. Stone's building, 625 Front. Sullivan building, 710 Front. Tokias & Singerman blook, nouthwest corner Columbia and Front. Union blook, west side Front between Mill and Columbia. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 206 White's building, southeast' corner Front and Oolumbia. Toung's blookj south side WaNbinerton, between Fourth and Fifth. Young's building, south side Washington, bet. Commercial and Second. Yesler-Leary building, northwest corner Front and Mill. WHARF AIVD DOCK DIRECTORY. 0. & P. S. R R Co.'s Ocean Dock.— Landmg place for P. 0. 8. S. Co.'b steamships for San Francisco and other ports, foot of Main street. 0. & P. 8. R. R Co.'s City Dock.— Landing place for O. R A. N. Oo.'s steamers for Port Townsend, Victoria, Olympia, Taooma and Puget Sound ports, foot of Jackson street. Yesler's Wharf. — Landing place for steamers running to White River, Snohomish, the Skagit, Whatcom and the Nooksaok, and also for Port Town- send and Victoria, foot of Mill street. Harrington & Smith's. — Landing place for steamers running to Blakeley, Port Madison, Snoqualmie and way ports, foot of Washington street. Commercial Mill Co.'s.— Foot of Madison street Coleman's.— Foot of Columbia and Marion streets. W. D. Scott & Co.'s.— Between Madison and Spring streets. Stetson & Post's. — Foot of Commercial street. Seattle Mill Co.'s.— Foot of B street Squire's. — Foot of Jackson street Manning's.— Belltown. HARHOR CHAROEfel. W. M. Murphy, Harbor Master. Tliere are no specified rates regulated by law for pilotage and towage to Port Townsend and the Struits. Tnga make their own prices, which vary, making any schedule unreliable. The following rates are charged for landing freight on city wharves and slips: On merchandise and proiduoe, 50 cents per ton ; on brick, 25 cents per thou- sand- on stone, 20 cents per ton; on lumber, 60 cents per thousand feet: on horses, mules and horned cattle. 25 cents each ; on sheep, hogs and other live stock, 5 oenta each. In oases not provided for above, such rates sud ohargee as the harbor master shall deem reasonable. It is unlawful to land freight on city wharves, inclines, etc., without first procuring permission from the harbor master. STREET DIRECTORY. Commencing at the docks, the streets running nearly north and south, parallel with the wat^-r front, are named and numbered as follows: Water. West, Front, Second, Third, etc., to Thirty-first street. Otimmenoing at Yesler's Dock, foot of Mill street, going east, you pass at right angles. Water, West, Front and all the streets numbered from Second up, on the left or north side; on the right or south side, at right angles with Mills street, are Water, West, Commercial, Second, Third, etc., to Thirty-flirst Commencing on Mill street, at the Occidental Hotel, Front street runs northwesterly and parallel with the water front. On the right or east side, you pass James, Cherry, Columbia, Marion. Madison, Spring, Seneca, Uni- versity. Union, Pike, Pine, Stewart Virginia, Lenora, Blanohard, Bell, Bat- tery, Wall, Vine, Cedar, Clay, Lake Avenue, Eagle and Grant, where Front intersects Depot street in North Seattle. Depot street runs east and west, and forms a dividing line between the streets last named and the following streets on the left or north side of Depot street, beginning at the water front, which are named as follows: Banner, Temperance, Keiiitnoky, War- ren, Poplar, Oak, Ash, Box, Willow, Birch, Lombard, Farm, Dexter, Vine, Orion, Rollin, Bismarck, Moltke, Lake, Brook, Lincoln, Howard, Albert Pontius, Mary, Cedar and Fir. 207 B. L. POLK & 00. 'B Oommenoing on Mill street, at tbe Oooidental Hotel, and going east, you JRsa on the left or north side, the following Htreeta running northeasterly: effersoo, Terrace, Alder and Oedar. Here Mill street intersects Broadway. From this point Broadway takes a northerly rourse, and on the right or east side you pass the following streets: Lake, Prince, Eaton, Crawford, Bar- clay, Jessie, Willow. Edes, Knights, Filbert, Division, Choat, Gould, Hayes, Bancroft and Hawthorne. The streets south of Mill street to Twelfth run due east from the water front, and are named as follows: Wsshinvton, Main, Jackson, Weller, Lane, Dearborn, Oharles, Plummer, Norman, Judkins, Addition, Town, Seattle, Woodstock, Brunswick, Pine, Plum, Hill, Walker, CoUoKe, Bay View Av- enne, Lander, MoOlellan, Forrest Avenue, Stevens, Winthrop, Hanford, Hor- tun, Hinds, Lyons, Orleans, Court, Yesler and Market. The numbering of business blocks is as follows: Commencing on Mill and Front streets, the numbers begin with 600; on Second street with 600; on Third street with 400; and bo on out to Sixth street On Front street tbe numbers run from 600 up. The numbering on Commercial street be- fins on Mill street with 100; Washington 200; Jaokson 800, and so on. very 20 feet in the budinass portion of the city is entitled to a number. SEATTLE. Aakbus Grunde, lab, rras 1730 Front. Abbott Cbarles, lab, res rear s b Wasbington bet S 3d and S 4tb. Abbott George F, grocer n e cor Market and Jackson, jOS same. Aberg Charles, oyster opener L P Peterson, bds San Francisco Hotel. Abernethy Robert, Boots and Shoes Opera House Block Front, res n s Madison bet Front and Water. Able Albert F, bartender Ernst Roiney, res w s Front bet Union and Pike. A brains Robert (Abrams, Brown & Co), res e s West 1 n of Battery. Abrams, Brown & Co (Robert Abrams, Thomas S Brown), dry goods, e s Front bet Union and Pike, Academy of* the Holy IVames, under the direction of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mai*y, Sister Mary Perpetua Principal, cor Jackson and 9th. {See page 18.^ Ackerman Tneron, carp, res n e cor 2d and Battery. Adair Oeorg^e B, Treas and llngr Gordon Hardware Co, res w s 3d bet Pike and Union. Adams Ckarles E, carp Seattle Lumb and Com Co, res n e cor Mill and Hyde. Adams Clarence W, boxmkr Seattle Lumb and Com Co, bds n e cor Mill and Hye. \\l ! J east, you ihensterly : Broadway. ;ht or eafit f.ird, Bar- Id, Hayes, the water iller. Lane, 3, Seattle, ■ View Av- iford, Hor- ig on Mill ; with 600; rout street street be- and so on. lumber. ,nd S 4th. isjs same. Francisco use Block Front bet eat 1 n of •own), dry irection of ai*y, Sister th. {See dware Co, res n e cor Do, bds n e CITY DRUG STORE Wholesale and Retail Dealers in AND 'S o 5 ■0 » fi» o (P5 o 3 ' !fi SE-A-TTLE I XT-AuieiDT^7*-A.ISE OO., e«5 FKOMT MTRKKT. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. I C9 209 R. L. POLK & CO.'S CD euD ce (U li I ^• til ^1 a" ■ \ Allr.'i Arcliie, tinner Young Bros, rms cor 3d and Columbia Allen Beijiunin B, mngr City Livery Stable, res 207 S 5th. Allen David, capitalist, res e s Oak 2 n of Depot. Allen Elijah, logger, bds n w cor 5th and James. Allen Emma, milliner Miss N M Cheasty, res Marion bet 2d and 3d. Allen Frederick A, elk C & P S and P S S R Rds, bds 611 2d. Allen James A, ship carpenter, res n s 4th bet Yine and Cedar. Allen Robert, bartender W m McMaster, rms 223 Washington cor 3d. Allen Robert C, clerk Z C Miles, rms F Casher. Allen Robert J, teamster, res s e cor 14th and Pine. Allen Thomas, cook W H Morse, rms Columbia House. Allen Watson (Allen & Nelson), res s e cor S 12th and Dearborn. Allen Wm F ( W F Allen & Co), res s s Marion bet 4th and 5th. Allen IV F & Co (Wm F Allen), Pantheon Billiard Hall, 30 and 32 Commercial. Allen & IVelson (Watson Allen, Albert L Nelson), Railroad Contractors, Bridge Builders, Pile Drivers, Carpenters and Builders, foot of Commercial. {See adv.) Allen, laborer Stetson & Post mill, bds 805 3d. Allen, longshoreman, res foot University. Allen's Ship 'Wayn, Alexander Allen Propr, N Seattle. {See j> 47j Allison John W, bridge carpenter, res e s 2d nr Battery. Allmond Charles H (Allmond & Phillips), res s s Pike bet 5th and 6th. Allmond Douglass, compositor P-I, bds s s Pike bet 5th and 6th. Allmond Miss Katherine D, bds Pike bet 3d and 4th. Allmond & Phillips /Charles H Allmond, Wm R Phil- lips), Molders and Founaers, s e cor Front and Spring. Alvers John H, laborer, bds San Francisco Hotel. Alvord F E, laborer, bds Western House. American Home Missionary Society of the Congre- gational Denomination, Rev C C Otis Supt for Western Washington, res n w cor Lenora and 4th. Ames Arthur D, laborer, res w s S 14th nr Amy. Ames Charlee B, clerk N W Fruit Co, res Belltown. Ames Herschel H (Ames & Von Tobel), Lawyer 9 and 10 Arcade Bldg, res cor John and Birch. Ames John, laborer, res w s S 17th nr Reservoir. Ames Willis L, res ve s 6th 1 n of Wall. OT ATff(7L'IJ''Dnn Distillors and Msnufaotnrers Agent for the North PKoifio • Ai^*.^ V*-Ci-*.i»X» Coast. Makes h' I pitrolia89s from the Topy largest Head- qnartere in the east, and does busindsa on Kast«rn Principles. A fair and square deal to erenrbodf guaranteed. 1009 VACIFIC AV.. TACOKA, W. T. oo., TAIL. nbia th. bet 2d 611 2d. d Cedar. Bhiugton MONEY TO LOAN!«"»»*"?,Si?"'^'="- )earbora. 1 and 5th. iard Hall, , Railroad inters and !J Seattle. ry. te bet 5th ;h and 6th. n R Phil- )ring. [Q Congre- )r "Western wyer 9 and SEATTLE DIBEOTOBY. 210 Ames & Von Tobel (R H Ames, Edward Von Tobel), Ab- stracts of Titles Arcaae Bldg. Amunds Amund (Wickstrom & Amunds), res Wisconsin House. Anderson Aaron, carpenter, res e s West 2 n of Lenora. Anderson Albert P, waiter Geo L Rice, res same. Anderson Andrew, laborer, bds ft Pike, Anderson Andrew, painter Emil Anderson, res Lenora bet 7th and 8th. Anderson Mrs Annie, domestic n e cor 9th and Cherry, Anderson Anton, laborer, res cor 8th and Lenora. Anderson August C, n w cor Cherry and 4th. Anderson Benjamin A, laborer, res s s Depot nr Cedar N S. Anderson Bessie, domestic C II Kittinger, Anderson Bina, domet-tic s w cor 10th and Madison. Anderson Charles, sailor, res 503 S 8th. Anderson Christian, laborer, res n s Dearborn 2 w of 10th. Anderson Emil, Painter foot of Madison, i-es Lenora bet 7th and 8th. {See p 4:1.) Anderson Eric A, laborer, res cor 11th and Howell. Anderson Hans, laborer, bds Wisconsin House. Anderson Hilda, domestic 1530 3d, Anderson James M, carpenter, res s w cor West and Wall. Anderson John, rma s e cor 4th and Mill. Anderson John, laborer, rms w s Pike bet Water and Front. Anderson John, laborer, res w s 3d 3 s of Bell. Anderson John (Borst & Co), bds cor Mill and 5th. Anderson John 3, propr Enterprise Planing Mill, res e s 5th bet James and Jefferson Anderson Josie, doir^ ^ti<: s w cor S 11th and Jackson, Anderson Lena, donioatic n e cor 12th and James. Anderson Lena Twid), housekeeper rear 517 S 8th. Anderson Miss Mary, bds rear 517 S 8th. Anderson Mrs Mary, res n e cor S 10th and King. Anderson P Anton, painter, res w s 8th bet Union and Pike. Anderson Matthew, boat builder foot Columbia, res 618 5th. Anderson Michael (Anderson & Ferguson), res Whatcom. Anderson Mrs Olina, res Lenora bet 7th and 8th. Anderson Oliver P, Draughtsman 3d floor Gordon Hard- ware Bldg, red n s Columbia bet 11th and 12th. Anderson Otto, railroad foreman, res n s Pike bet Water and Front. > m 4 .Aw SB CD I » S I e North Peoifio largest Head- square deal to E.C.Vaughan&Co. WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL <'l4.y Book aB o IS same. 1 ids same. )d8 same. WashingtOTi. 8 s 8 Union 1 efferson. )9 & Co, res 1 nswick Hotel. 1 Backenstoes E S, bookeekper, res rear s s Washington bet S 3d and S -Ith. Backer Charles, laborer, res rear 503 S 8th. Bader August, gunsmith, res s e cor 2d and Marion. Bagley Clarence B, manager job department Press Pub Co, res n r, High 2 blocks w of Box. Bagley Rev Daniel (Methodist Protestant), res n s High 2 blks w of Box. Bagley H Beardsley, physician 114 Cherry, res n e cor 4th and Spring. Bagley Lester G, engineer, res s s Mill bet 5th and 6th. Bagley Miss Mamie, dressmaker, bds 424 5th. Bagley Mary, bds .s e cor Front and Virginia. Bailey Henry, steamer captain, res nr University grounds bet Union and University. Bailey John W, carpenter, res s e cor 3rd and Pine. Bailey Mathias, blacksmith C & P S R R, res w s 3rd 2 n of Lenora. Baillargeon Joseph A (Latour & Co), res n s Marion bet 3rd and 4th. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, Tacoma,W.T. special attentiou given to all chronic afflictions, inoluding those auffering from Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. C/1 9 CD cS I— I o ^^ O ►d o •-3 MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. 213 R. L. POLK A CO.'S I 09 CO CO OS fit CD ■ c . ».• ' a o £ Baker, «« a xn ti-< o < Q. U z h O 215 mil Htreet, upp. Ccfld«iiiiii Hotel, t^KATTIjR, B. L. PGLK it CO.'l, Ba§8ler Carloss E, Manager Red Corner Saloon, ^res s w cor 9th and Lane. Baesot Maurice, laundryman Mrs Mary Lachenal, bds same. Bates Rev Henry L, pastor Plymonth Congregational Church, res 1850 Front. Battery Street M E Church, s e cor Battery and 3d. Batten Charles, waiter Our House, bds same. Baudin Benjamin, bartender E Champoux, rms same. Baudoin Moses, harnessmaker Mechanics Store, res Mill bet 3d and 4th. Bauer John, lab, res limits nr C «&; P S R R. Bauer John, lab, e s Grant nr brickyard. Baughman E G, mate str Merwin, res aboard. Bauman Peter, boathouse Lake Union, res same. Baunlon Wm, meat market 722 Front, res s e cor 6th and Co- lumbia. Baxter Daniel K, res s e cor 4th and Mill. Baxter DaTid IV, Vice President Guarantee Loan and Trust Co, res s w cor 7th and Madison. Baxter Sutcliffe (S Baxter & Co), res s e cor 3d and Marion. Baxter $ &, Co (SutcIifF Baxter), Commission Merchants, 8 w cor Front and Madison. Bay Yiew Brewery, e s Grant nr head of Bay. Bay View Lodging House, foot of Main. Bayer Wm H, res e s 2nd 2 s of Senaca. Baylis Harry R, Propr Palace Restaurant 809 Front, res e s 4th bet Pike and Union. [See adv.) Baylis Wm, bartender G C Delfel, rms cor Mill and 2nd. Beach Mrs Eugenie, res 113 Bell. Beadle John T, Propr Oak House 112 Washington, res same. Bean George, bartender Pritchard & Lester, rms same. Bean Horatio V V, clerk, rms s w cor i.iry and Pontius N S. Bean James R, res s w cor Mary and Pontius N S. Bean Lucy, dressmaker Mrs H C Maddocks, res nr Lake Union. Bean Miss Sarah L, bds s w cor Mary and Pontius N S. Beattie Frank R, lamptender Seattle G & E Co, res n s Madison 2 w of Front. Beattie Walter J, blacksmitii Wm Beattie, rms same, Beattie 'Wm, Blacksmith foot Madison, rms same. Beatty George, farmer, res Deimy's add N S. Beauchamp Henry, bds s s Blanchard nr 3rd. R. I. morse; Nkw Whatoom, W.T, Window Shades, Building Paper.Varnislies LIMB, PLASTER AND HAIR. PAIIVT COLOKM, COAL OIL HALL & CAVENDER, Farm, Timber and Coal Lands. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 216 BeauHeu S, pHi'nter, rms La Veta Lodging Honse. Beclitel John, laborer, hds n b Terrace 1 e of 4tli. Beck Nicholas F, carpenter, res 415 Cherry. Becker, see also Baker. Becker Ernest, butcher, bds Western Honse. Becker George D, cigartnkr McDonald & Dowling, rms 209 S 5th. Becker Robert M C (Becker & Fox), ree Commercial Hotel. Becker & Fox (Robert M C Becker, Wm Fox), Proprs Commercial Hotel, n w cor Commercial and Jackson. Beckmann Carl L, laborer, res s w cor 12th and Pine. Beede Albert T, trav agent, res cor 2nd and Blanchard. Beede George K (G K Beede & Co), res n e cor Union and 5th. Beede €r K & €o (George K Beede, Sinclair), Proprs Es- mond Hotel. Beede Thomas, cashier H R Baylie, rms 720i^ Front. Beecher Miss Alma, ladies ready made suits, 3 and 4 I O O F Building. Bell Francis A, coal agt Oregon Improvement Co, bJs s w cor 4th and Columbia. Bell Wm, laborer, res nr cor S 7th and B. Bell Wm M, capitalist, res 2114 Front. Bell's Hall, e s Front bet Bell and Battery. Bell's Hotel, e s Front bet Bell and Battery. Belltown Restaurant, w s Front bet Battery and Wall. Bellinshain Bay Railway and IVaYigation Co (The), Eugene Caniield Pres, D B Jackson 1st Vice Pres, J H McGraw 2d Vice Pres, W R Forrest Sec, 5 Yesler- Leary Block. Belz Lawrence, bds L V Sprague. Benedict Samuel G, wirer and fitter Seattle Electric Light Co. res 115 Stewart. Beninghausen Gerhard, jeweler Commercial bet Mill and Wash- ington, rms same. Benja ain Amos O, house mover, res s s Vine bet Water and West. Benjamin Frank W, l)artender Bank Exchange, rms 32 Com- mercial. Benjamin Thomas C, engineer, i-es s s Madison nr Randolph. Benjamin Wm B, farmer, res s s Madison nr Randolph. Bennett Charles W, elk L Reinig, bds C F Drayer. Bennett John M, barber w s Commercial bet Mam and Jackson, res same. H Z m ■0 > 2 o •0 SL ST o o 3 3 o 3 G. H. WOOD, ??«Va/"pio^ Newtsn li^acon and Wor- ow Co. tvnl«ki««. Depot for the P«p«r Hledseek champagne. 1009 PACIFIC AV., TACOMA, tv. T. ■ C«.. Island <'o., i ..h « •.. WARRANTS BOUGHT. ( WhrntcoM C«.. Island ^'o., MnohontBh HkRKlt Co.. Kins Co., Guarantee Loan & Truet Seattle. Co. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 218 Bigelow Mark W, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co. Bigelow Michael, lab, rms n w cor Stewart and 2d. Bijoil Theater, w s 2d bet Washington and Mill. (See P 14.) Bimes John, lab w s Cemetery road nr cor Case. Bink John, slaughterman Coleman & Boyd, res head of bay. Bird Frank W, engineer C & P S R R, res s w cor 9tfi and Dearborn. Bird John, bartender Biion Theatre, rms same. Bird John C, macli Washington Iron Works Co, bds s w cor 9th and Dearborn. Bishir Miss Ella, candy box maker R Merchant & Co. bds w s 2d bet Madison and Spring. Bishir Mrs Josephine, boarding house, w s 2d bet Madison and Spring. Bishir Miss Zella, packer Northwestern Cracker Factory, bds w 8 2d bet Madison and Spring. Bishop Edward, book agt, rms 919 Front. Bissell, agent, rms Enreka Lodging House. Bittencourt M S, rms Brown's Blk. Bittner August, bartender E Romey, res n w cor Washington and 2d. Bixby J Willard, guard Safe Deposit Co, res same. Black Charles, chamberman Gold Bar Hotel, res same. Black Biamond Coal Co, F G Andrews Agent, toot of Co.nmercial. Blackburn John T, farmer, bds Western House. Blackman Wm, lumberman, res 124 Blanchard. Blackmar D H, clerk, rms Columbia House. Blackwell Wm J (George T Maginnis & Co), res n e cor 8th and Cherry. Blain Andrew H, printer Times, res w s 7th bet Seneca and University. Blaine Rev David E, res s e cor Front and Pine. Blaine Elbert F (McGilvra & Blaine), res e s Front bet Pike and Pine. Blair Malinda J (wid Oliver F), dairy, res s s Mill nr S 13tli. Blair Mary J (wid Oliver P), dairy, res s e cor Mill and 12th. CD Blake Dora, res 222 Washington. Blake Miss May, rms n e cor 4th and Union. Blake Wm H, waiter Wm H Morse, rms Columbia House Blakeney Miss Lydia, bds n w cor 7th and Pike. PIHTIIRP ANn Rfinil ^Hh full line of EnKraTinxs, Artotypes. Etc. 'Frames I luiunt nnu nUUm Made to Order of late8t.b«»t and moat Btylish materials. •■All I V%IIUi#%0 City Book and Stationery Htore. E. C. Vanghan & Co. mUULiUiriGS I10»lfaelfloAve.,eor.llth, Taooma, H". T. OO CD CO CIVIL ENSmEEES. GARDNER & HOQG, Ctty Mnrveyor's Office, ««9 Front Mtreet, MRATTLK. W. T. 219 B. L. POLK A 00. 8 s O c C o o ca o < a. Ill z H O Blakeney Mary (wid Joliii W), bds ii w cor 7th and Pike, Blanchard Dudley R, logger, res s e cor S lOtli and Main. Blanchard George, clerk Toklas & Singennan, bds Mill and 16th. Blanchard George, logger, bds s e cor S lOtli and Main. Blanchard John M (Blanchard & Campbell), res w s 6th 1 s of James. Blanchard Merrill, bds John Leary. Blanchard Wm M, machinist, res s w cor MiM and S 15th. Blanchard & Campbell (John M Blanchard, R J Campbell), Phoenix Saloon, Yesler-Leary block. Blankenship George E, printer P-I, res s e cor 8th and Mill. Blick Wm H, carpenter, res e s Front bet Blanchard and Bell. Blinkens Fred, laundryman, res w s 10th 2 n of Olive. Blinkley, rms 13 Jackson. Blood C A, teamster, bds U S Boarding House. Blowers James C, laborer, res s s Republican nr Bismark. Blythe Robert C, mill man, res s s Pike bet 7th and 8th. Boake Calvin, wagonmaker, res e s Front 4 n of Pike. Boardman George W, painter foot of Mill, res u s Union bet 3d and 4th. Boardman Walter, painter, bds G W Boardman. Boardman Theodore M, painter, bds G W Boardman. Boarman Mary (wid Thomas M), res s w cor S 11th and Main. Bobbin Paul, cook Occidental. Bode Henry, Merchant Tailor 711 Front, res n s Spring bet 2d and 3d. Boegli Jacob, shoemaker, res above McDonald's mill nr Amy. Bogan Frank, steward Saddle Rock Restaurant. Bogardus Byron F (Bogardus & Son), res n e cor 2d and Wall. Bogardns Byron F jr (Bogardus & Son), res Masonic cemetery. Bogardus & Son (Byron F and Byron F Jr), Plasterers and Contractors, n e cor 2d and Wall. {See p 34.) Bogart Charles A, butcher, bds e s S 9th nr Plummer. Boga.rt Frat^k, waiter, rms Eureka Lodging Houfe. Bogart James, city jailer, res e s 9th nr Plummer. Bogart Ralph W, bds e s S 9th nr Plummer. Bogne Mrs Vona, domestic James McNaught. Bohle Henry, fruit stand etc, w s Commercial bet Main and Jackson. Bohrer Marcellus, laborer, res foot of Pike. Boker Frank, rancher, bds George Shepich. Boldt Augusta, domestic G Kellogg. Dr. 0. E. CASE, SURGICAL DISEASES TiojtjA. wTT^ ' OF WOMEN. JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocers IMPORTERS or FInI JAPAN TEAS. Tttootna, Waih, Ty, SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 220 Bolton Charles M, bookkpr, rma w » Sid bet Madison and Spring. Boman, see Bowman. Bonen J E, expressman, res n w cor 7th and Stewart. Bonnet Frank, clerk city dock, rms 13 Jackson. Bonney Levi, driver O C Shorey & Co, rms same. Bonney Lyman W (O C Shorey & Co), res 1710 Front. Boone Win E (Boone & Meeker), res n w cor 7th and Alder. Boone Sc meeker (Wm E Boone, George C Meeker), Archi- tects, Yesler-Leary block. {jSee p 36.) Booth John, night watchman railroad and steamboat offices foot of Main, rms n e cor 5th and Cherry. Booth Lawrence S (Booth & Briscoe), res \\ e cor 5th and Jefferson. Booth & Briscoe (Lawrence S Booth, E S Briscoe), abstracts. Booth Lyman E, res s s Marion 1 e of 2nd. Booth Manville S, real estate, res n e cor 5th and Jefferson. Booth Manville S Jr, clerk Latour <& Co, res n e cor 5th and Jefferson. Booth Norman 0, clerk Hill, Scott & Co, bds n e cor 5th and Jefferson. Borella Anthony, laborer, res n e cor 4tli and Terrace. Borella Anthony E, clerk W H Pumphrey & Co, bds n e cor 4th and Terrace. Boreman Frank B, inspector of customs day duty, bds s w cor Main and 11th. Borgen Anton, laborer, bds U S Hotel. Bories Fred, manager Harness Dept Mechanics Store, rms cor 10th and Washington. Bornstein Julius (E Lobe & Co), res n s Union bet 4th and 5th. Borst Miss Ada, rins w s 4th 1 n of Union. Borst Jeremiah W (Borst & Co), res Snoqualmie. Borst & Co (Jeremiah W Borst), wholesale and retail butchers, 106 Commercial. Borten Arthur E, bookkpr Coleman & Boyd, rms Columbia House. Borzone Frank, laborer Allen's Ship Ways, res nr Allen's Ship Yard. Bossanich Anton, fisherman, res foot Union. Bbssert Andrew J, carpenter, res 7th bet Virginia and Lenora. Bothwell J K, teller Puget Sound National Bank. Bow Wm H, res e s Elame nr Lake Union. Bowen Charles A, engineer, res n s Weller bet 10th and 11th. PDG'ET SOUND HnSPITAI|A"«ndiSr^Phy8ioiai8*Bnd"8MgeonB!'' specif lUUUl UU U 11 U UUUiiiiLU Attentioa given to the cure of the Opiom. TAOOMA, W. T. MorpbinsaadChlonaHkbit. CD :S. CD CD STATIONARY ENCflNES Washington Iron Works Co. with or wtthont adjnatablr «nt-oir. 8KATTL.E. N I i 221 R. L. POLK * OO.'B tUD Bowen Eliza Twid Win), bda Henry Bowen. Bowen Fred A, trav agt R Merc .ant & Co, res n s "Weller bet lOth and 11th. Bowen Henry, blksmith Frederick Marco, res cor 3rd and Lenora. Bowerinan Willet, dentist, res 11th bet Virginia and Stewart. Bowers Walker L, cigars etc Main bet Commercial and Railroad, res same. Bowman Alonzo € (Bowman & Wood), Lawyer, res s a University bet 2nd and 3rd. Bowman Correlli E, lawyer 604rJ Front, res w 8 8th bet Pike and Pine. Bowman Frank, junk dealer, ros w s West nr Pike. Bowman James H, real estate, res Prospect Hill, N Seattle. Bowman Sc Wood (Alonzo C Bowman, Wm I) Wood), Stenographers, 16 Yesler-Leary block. Boyd J George (Coleman & Boyd), res s s Terrace bet 5th and 6th. Boyd Wm P (W P Boyd & Co), res w s 4th 2 s of Columbia. Boyd W P & Co (Wm P Boyd), Dry Goods, Arcade Building. Boyden James E, foreman W I Works and electrician Seattle Electric Light Co, res 811 Main. Boyle James W, carpenter C & P S R R Co, res rear e s Com- mercial bet King ard Jackson. Boyle John G, ed Press, rms e s T'd bet Union and University. Boyle Neal, miner, res rear 503 S Bth. Boynton C W, agent, rms La Veta House. £2 Brabert Joseph, res nr foot of Mo 'ike. Lake Union. Brackett Seward W, printer P-1, bds e s 2d 3 n of Blanchard. Brackett Wm, real estate, rms w s 4th bet Union and Pike, Bradbury Isaac H, laborer Seattle Gas Works, res same. Bradford John, lab, res foot of Union. Bradford Wm, Inspector of Customs, night duty. Bradley Charles T, lab, res w s 10th bet Seneca and Spring. Bradley John A, clerk C Miller, rms 120 Commercial. Bradley J, carpenter Allen & Nelson. Bradley Richard, clerk, rms Wm H DeWolf. Brady John C, laborer Stetson & Post Mill Co, rms cor 6tti and James. Braillard Henry E, butcher, res S Seattle. Brandt Otto S, upholsterer Lynch & Wood, res s s Madison 2 w of 4th, c/> == COLLINS & POWELL,k WHATCOM, W. T. ( I We have the FINEST VA.RWL liANDM IIV WKHTERIir WA»H* SOTON VOB SAL.1B. Bay Aer* Tracts aeiir Meal tic of ESHELMAN. LLEWELLYN & CO., Brokers, Post Buildinff, atatUe, Wash. \l KortanM made by baying snoh tnoU iltirii. M Minn** ear rapidly Krowing Oiwr-v, apolia. Bt. Paul, Omaha, Dtrnver. ato. 80 will parohaa«« near Mattle prove. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 222 Braiiigan Matliew, dairy n s Prince 1 w of Kearney, re% same. Branson A, laborer, bds U S Boarding flouse. Brasen Henry A, ship carpenter, bds 815 Pine. Brasen Nicolai H, sbip carpenter, res 815 Pine. Braeier Victor, laborer, rms foot of University. Brass Wm, rms LaVeta Lodging House. Brauer John, pastor German ME Church, res 1611 4th. Brauer John "W, baker Northwestern Cracker Factory, bds 1611 4th. Braun, see Brown. Brawley Win R, real ea'.ie, rms e s 2d 2 n of Cherry. Bray Charles E, musician, rms Brown's Blk. Brear A, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co. Breazeale Win M, lab, res nr cor John and Moltke. Bree George, engineer, res e s 5th bet Union and Pike. Brehm Conrad, Saloon e s Grant nr Bayview Brewery, res same. Breitenstein Edward F, blacksmith n s Jackson bet 2d and 3d, res w s 9th 2 s of Lane. Brennan John, saloon n e cor King and Commercial, ree rear s 8 Jackson bet 2d and Commercial. Brennan Thomas D, vessel captain, res 215 Columbia. Brewster Wm J, ship carp Washington Steamboat and Trans- ,portation Co, res 2015 2d bet Bell and Blanchard. Breyman Charles, fireman str Merwin, res on board. Bridges C Mart, foreman Z C Miles, res 2115^ Front. Bridges James, tinner Z C Miles, bds 2115i^ l^ront. Bridges John, bds 2115^ Front, ^ridgman Miss May, res cor 11th and Stewart. Briggs Beniamin F, cashier Dexter, Horton & Co, res s e cor 6th and Spring. Briggs Edward, elk Charles Louch, res n w cor 3d and Union. Brill John P, brewer Ernst Ilomey. Brine Albert, line repairer Western Union Tel Co, res Lake Union. Briscoe Edwin 8 (Booth & Briscoe), bds Mrs E Foes. Britain Georg^e W, Well Digger and Cistern Builder, res n 8 Depot bet Warren and Trout. Brittain James C, vessel owner, res w s Front bet Union and Pipe. Brockway David, lab Seattle Feed Mills, rms 604^ Front. Broil Joseph, lab, res rear s s Washington, bet S 3d and S 4th. The CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY can De relied npoa tor the very best work. QoodBcaliedforandd-^liTered. Laundry oor. Eaat B tad ttoath SBth tta. Office ad door North of Opera Honae, Taooma. f Sag I > M M McMURRY PHOTOGRAPHER, Port Townsend, ITegatiyes made "by Instantaneous Process. Eh o F4 El t3 O Pi E^ c/a CO 223 R. L. POLK A 00. '8 < U X H O Bronsoii Mitchell, mason, rec n e cor Lenora and 7th. Brooks Andrew, cook, res n w cor Marion :ind 8th. Brooks August, sign painter n s Washington bet 2d and 3d. Brooks John B (Fergusoi: & Brooks), rms Marion bet 3d and 4th. Brown Alnion P, driver Haley & Wright, bds 8 e cor 2d and Clierry. Brown Amos, res 1110 Front. Brown A G, shoemaker Treen, Raymond & Co, res Colby. Brown Beriah, res e s 7th between Jefferson and Terrace. Brown Charles, lab, res e s Elaine nr Gilbert. Brown Charles H, candy maker Wm Ritterhoff, res rear e s 2d bet Seneca and University. Brown Emma E, domestic, bds e s Elaine nr Gilbert. Brown Miss Emma J, teacher University of Washington, bds Prof Powell. Brown James, stonecutter, res rear s s Washington bet 8 3d and S 4th. Brown James H, elk, bdse s 7th bet Jefferson and Terrace. Brown John F, soap i.nnfr w s Grant nr Newell's mill, res same. Brown Moses, lab, res e s Cherry nr James. Brown Nicholas, fish market foot Columbia, res foot Union. Brown Payton, lab, res Denny's add N Seattle. Brown Thomas S (Abrams, Brown & Co), res e s Front bet Union and Pike. Brown T D, contractor etc, rms Dr H M Hall. Brown Wm, sand dryer C «fe P S II R, res w s 3d opp U Presb Church. Brown Wra F, county surveyor County House, res Falls city. Brown, musician, rms Browns Blk. Brown's Block, n e cor Front and Spring. Brown's Pavilion, s w cor Seneca and 2d. Brownlield Curtis D, capt str Monroe, res n e cor Front and Stewart. Broyles Lodelias H, elk W P Boyd & Co, bd ; Occidental. Brun Peter T, dyeing and cleaning 2d bee Washington and Main a, res same. Brunswick Restaurant, Adam Cannon propr, e s Commercial bet Washington and Main. Bruun Peter, porter, res s s Madison bet 4th and 5th. Bryan Albert W^, lineman W U Tel Co, bds n s Mercer Lake Union. Bryan Miss Alberta, bds 'i s Mercer Lake Union. REAL ESTATE ( Xnnrtm«str m»d< for noa-rti dnti iy ) \%mi. H. HAHUIM. _ . J OPMPfrtl heal Batnt* Agevt, Kxohanged. ( Offl«« n»t Old T»«oma f. O., Titomt. W.4'. Bought, Sold and HALL & GAVENDER, a,i??a'i""y "-""^^ ' SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 224 ton, bds 1 .et 8 3d 1 ace. M res same. 1 nion. i'ront bet M 1 Bryant Edgar, sewing machines 813 Front, res Lake Union. Bryant Gilbert S. engineer Seattle Lumber and Com Co, res w s ; , nth 3 n of Pine. Bryant Jacob S, lab S & P Mill Co, res cor 11th and Jackson. Bryant J George, bds Louis A Dunlop. Bryant Wm J, U S Inspector of Hulls 21 Yesler-Leary block, res s w c jr 4th ana Blanchard. Buberg A, laborer, bds San Francisco Rotel. Buchannan Daniel (Barnes & Co), res Hi tzvilic. Bucliholz Ida, domestic n w cor Front and Pine. Buchner George, clerk J Schram, res Front, N Seattle. Buck Edward F, finisher Hall & Paulson Furniture Co, res e 8 2d bet Blanchard and Bell. Buck Mary A Twid Daniel), bds E P Buck. Buckley John, laborer, res nr S 7th and B. , „.!. , Buckraan Henry, laborer, rms Tremont House. Buckmaster J, bartender, rms Brown's block. ,P '.dd James, luborer Allen & Nelson, bds n w cor 10th and Dearborn. Badlong Bros (George E, Niles C), proprs Seattle Boat Yard, water front bet Columbia and Marion. Budlong George E (Budlong Bros), res e s 2d bet Union and Pike. Budlong Niles C (Budlong Broc), res Seattle Boat Yard. Buel Henry L, res nr foot of Lake, Pontius Add. . ,, Bnescher C Albert, carpenter, les e s Broadway nr "Williams. Buges John, bartender Bank Exchange, rms Arlington Hotel. Bulger M P, pres Co-operator Printing and Pub Co, res Tacoma. Bull John, laborer, rms Tremont House. Bullene Edward E, engineer, bds G W BuUene. Bullene George W, U S Inspector of Boilers 21 Yesler- Leai-y block, res w s 4th 2 n of Marion. Bullock F E J, lather, bds San Francisco Hotel. Bunstine Reuben, mnfr iion wheel steam washing machine opp Fry's oyster house, res e s Front 4 n of Piku. Bunting George T, laborer, res e s Cherry nr James. Barce Kufns L, carpenter, ves e s 8th bet Madison and Spring. Burdett Wm J, clerk Toklas & Singerman. Burgert I J (Burgert Saddle and Harness Co) res n e cor Mill and Williamson. Burgert Saddle and Harness €o (I J Burgert), 618 Front. (Seep 45.) m 00 "tJ ■| » ^H CO IH (0 RiR M H CD KB 3 n CA ^ ■;[v-K' g Si o" CD a> oo as 3. HAKIIWAKI-. I<0 I U IS ca CO 00 CO cu SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Jobbers und R«tail«r« or Hardw»ro and Implrments. Thn Boot WoodM. Thf liOWfSt Priceo. 225 R. L. POLK A CO.'S i^ i^ 111 X < > III Burgess Josiah R, watchman Seattle Lumber and Com Co, res Bismarck nr Lake Union. Burgess Wrtlter H, watcliman Seattle Lumber and Com Co, rea cor Depot nnd 2d 1 ontiue' add. Burgess Warren J, musician, res 312 Union. Burgess Win E, agt O I Go's sawmill, res e 8 Sutter bet Jack- son and King. Bnrian Gottlieb, shoemaker, res n w cor 7th and Terrace. Burke Eliza (wid James), res 2121 Front. Burke Frank, lab, res foot University. Burke Henry, painter, res s w cor West and Blanchard. Burke James, lab, rms foot University. ... Burke John J, lab, res s s Main 4 n of S 6tb. Burke Minnie, domestic K Gott.jteiu. Burke Thomas (Burke & Haller), general solicitor P S Con- struction Co, res e 8 2d bet Marion and Madison. Burke Wm L, lab, res n s Seneca bet 7th and 8th. Burke & Haller (Thomas Burke, G Morris Haller), lawyers, Kenny Blk. Burkholder Wra A, supt Electric Light Co, bds Occidental Hotel. Burkl und Charles, pre -> Eureka Lodging House, res same. . . Burn Leander, lab, bds Yillard House. Burnell Edward W, lather, bds e s 7th 2 n of Spring. Burnell John M, molder Washington Iron Wks, res cor 9th and Terrace. Burnell Maria (wid Strong), bds Hiram Burnett. Burnett Charles H, bupt South Prairie Coal Co, office with Whitworth & Thompson, bds Hirf.-n Burnett. Burnett Frank, warehseman C & P S S R R, rms foot Jackson. Burnett Hiram, res n e cor 4th and Columbia. Burns Arthur, real estate agt 604^ Front, rms same. Burns Francis J (Taylor & Burns), res n w cor Pike and 2d. Burns George L, teamster, rfes Moltke bet Harrison P-ad Repub- lican. Burns James, rms LaVeta Lodging House. Burns Richard, yardman Occidental Hotel. Burns Thomas, logger, rms foot University. Burns Wm, lab, res e s S oth 6 s of Mali Burns, longshoreman, rms e s Railroad nr Pi'se. Burr Charles A, m.ossenger Puget Sound CcnstruC'on Do, bds O P Anderson. OTA "Wra.TT.'PT' Thfc only house in Tbcoiiu whi^h handles the LeadlaK • AJ.iX.X^ \^JaXI» X , HraiidM nr Kt-niUfky l<'tre <;»pp<>r Ulntillpd Vand Madr Monr Ulaah V/blMktea; and carries the larKeet stock of Nenr Vark and Key Weat Clsara. 100» FAC'ID IC AV., TACUiHA, W. T. D] Bu Bu Bu Bur Bur treet (eat DRAFTS ISSUED Jack- S Con- lawyers, scidental 36. . . 9th and ice with acksou. id 2d. Bepub- 1 Do, bds lieadlMK Ulnttllra <3k of Mew A, W. V. 1 GKBMAIVV IRRIiAND KN«IiAKI» ISWB0KN GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. Seattle. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 226 Burr Richard, ship carpenter, bds n w cor Blanchard and 2nd. Burritt Walter, propr Central House, secor Front and Virginia. Burrows Mrs Lilian, teaclier Central School, bds e s 3rd bet Spring and Seneca. Bart James, property man Standard Theatre, res same. Burton John, dishwasher Occidental Hotel. Burwell Anson H, Sec aiii Treas Seattle Hardware Co, res n s Cherry bet 7th and 8th. Burwell Austin P, Vice Pres Seattle Hardware Co, res w 6 11th 1 n of Cheri-y. Burv^ell Austin Fj, res n s Cherry, bet 7th and 8th. Burwell Edwv>.rd B, with Seattle Hardware Co, res e s 6th bet Seneca and University. Busby Isaac W, clerk Gordon Hardware Co, res n w cor Brd and Union. Bush George S, stenographer Bash, O'Toole & Arthur, b'iS w a 4th bet Pine and Stewart. Bush Wni S (Bush, O'Toole & Arthur), res w s 4th bet Pine and Stewart. Bush, O'Toole & Arthur (Wm S Bush, Wm D O'Toole, John Arthur), Lawyers, Starr Block Front. Bviula Olflrence, oyster optner N Brown, res s e cor Front and Madison. V^.'^'y ^r&h, lodging house 919 Front, res sanie. Bi b: ' ^omas E, clerk R K Gilson, res 919 Front. iJu^i ', Vv ";i, saloonkpr, res 919 Front. Bnshnc'' ^IVias K, sa3h and door maker Stetson & Post Mill Co, res s s Cedar 1 e of Water. Bushong Edward, canvasser, res s e cor 9th and James. Bussell Charles B, Propr Seattle Soap Co, res s w cor Seneca and 4th. Butcher Tliomas E, sign painter, res cor Kentucky and High. Butler Hillery, rras N S James bet Front and 2ud. Sutler Isaiah, laborer, bds Mrs S R Butler. ')!iiiar James, waiter Occidental Hotel. r :^ v r^j.ul, bootblack, rms I SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 228 Campbell "Wm, master mechanic C & P S R R Co and chief eng fire dept, res n w cor 3d and University. Canadian Pacific R'y Co, Edward W McGinnis gen agt, Mill opp Commercial. Canaelu Engene, real estate etc, bds Occidental. Cann Thomas H Judge, Lawyer and Commissioner of Deeds Oregon, California and Dist Columbia 625 Front, res 8 e cor 9th and Terrace. Cann Thomas 11 jr, collector T H Cann, bds s e cor 9th and Terrace. Canning George, lab, bds Western House. Cannon Adam, propr Brunswick Restaurant Commercial, res s s University bet Front and 2d. Cannon Charlotte F (wid James), bds s w cor S 12th and Norman. Cantral "Wm, lab, bds s s Mill nr S 13th. Carabined Cha'-les, cook Small & Drnitt, rms Pacific House. Card Lewis S, expressman, res s s Madison bet 7th and 8th. Carey Janles A (James A Carey & Co), res s w cor 11th and Stewart. Carey James A & Co (James A Carey), Insurance, rm 9 Poncin Bldg. Carkeek Charles, lab Stephen Carkeek. Carkeek Miss Emily, bds Stephen Carkeek. Carkeek Morgan J, contractor, res s e cor Madison and 11th. Carkeek Samuel, mason, res s s Pike bet Front and 2d. Carkeek Stephen, bricklayer, res w s 10th bet Stewart and Vir- ginia. Carkeek Wm, marble works foot Mill, rms same. Cr.rle Thomas J, engineer, res e s Elaine nr Gilbert. Carleton H Clinton (Elliott & Carleton), res MiH nr Lake Washington. Carlson Charles, lab, bds Western House. Carlson Charles A, stonecutter, res rear n s Dearborn 2 w of 10th. Carlson Christine D (wid Peter), housekeeper n w cor 9th and Marion. Carlson C J, lab, bds Wisconsin House. ' Carlson David, lab, rins n w cor 8th and Virginia. Carlson Fred, watchman Wisconsin House. Carlson Hilda, domestic s e cor 8th and Pine. Carlson John, lab, bds Wisconsin House. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W.T. ReoeiTes and treats aU who may require medical or surgical treatment, Contagious Diseases excepted. CD CA ■ » =3 CD So' B0 CB Land i Marine Boilers *«''"'l!21i"!! *•"'« ^ (9 03 • MM* C9 CO CO C0 .•6 ■ • • » I ** a » . if a: ! e l*JEAXT&.E. 229 B. L. POLK & OO.'b Carlson John E, elk Hall in & Co, res 208 Main. Carlson Swan, lab, bds U S Boarding House. Carlton Jnlia, res n s "Washington bet 2d and 3d. Carlton W M, lab, bds San Francisco Hotel. Carinichael Mrs R L, bds Mrs M L Potter. Carmine Andrew, lab, bds California House. Carney John E, bricklayer, res s e cor Bayview ave and S 16th. Carpenter Ara, shoemaker, res w s 3d bet Clay and Cedar, Carpenter Etliiel, painter, bds w s 3d bet Cedar and Clay. Carr Eugene M (Carr & Preston), res n w cor 4th and Cherry. Carr Joseph H, logger, rras Esmond Hotel. Carr Lydia (wid Perry), bds s s Madison Cloverdale. Carr Oscar A, carp, res s s Madison Cloverdale. Carr Ossian J, res e s West 2 n of Blanchard. Carr Samuel (Hood & Carr), res s s Madison nr Lake Union. Carr Thomas, lab, bds w s Alley bet James and Jefferson e of 5th. Carr & Pre§ton ("Eugene M Carr, Harold Preston), Law- yers, room 1 Tester Leary Blk, Front. Carrington J, fireman s*^^r Eliza Anderson, res aboard. Carroll George W, elk P P Carroll, res e-^me. Carroll James, lab AUmond & Phillips, bds Villard House. Carroll John, lab, rms Tremont House. Carroll Lawrence D, cigars etc n s Mill bet Front and Kailroad, rms Tremont House. Carroll Patrick P, lawyer Poncin Blk, res s w cor 9th and Mad- ison. Carse John, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, res s s Seneca bet 5th and 6th. Carson Frederick J, plumber, res Denny's add N Seattle. Carstonson Peter S, lab, res w s S 4th 2 s of Washington. Carter A.I C, Furriiture 116 Cherry, res e s 11th bet Pike and Pine. [See p 35.) Carter Miss C, res n e cor Battery and Water. Carter Oeorg^e, Gen'l See Y M C A, bds Mrs R Welln an. Cary William, painter, re» John 2 e of Bismarck. Case Charles, lumberman, res 1608 Front. Casey Henry, laborer, rms Tremont House. Cass Hattie, res 322 Washington. Cassel Elmer F, operator Western Union Telegraph Co, bds Mrs R Wei I man. Cassel John, res s s Banner Denny's add N Seattle. Cassell John A, engineer C & P S R R. Bought, Sold and Rented. COLLINS & POWELL, WHATCOM, W. T. OORRfcSPONDCNOE 80LI0ITID. Ch .CIijI Ch Ch Ch Ch Ch( Ch( ^. fI ESKELMIN. UEWEILYN & CO., BROK.RRfl. MF.tTTl.R.'irASH., Have for sale n full Hot of choice Tiatir, Ood ud I oa Lull, Improvtl and tJslmprortd farmi, Bniinsii mi Biildtaot Pnsirtr, 8it7 tnd Bntnttitt Loti aaa Aor« Tftcti. Mwiicioai ana arurtuSecwlnea Bi uuh . totuJItifiUXK, SEATTLE DIKECTORY. Castello Joseph A, reporter, rms Tremont House. , easterns Thomas, sausagemkr Rice & Gardner, rms same. Q Castro Andrew, fisherman, res foot of Union. ■ Cattell Charles, carpenter T W Bennett, rms a e 2d and Seneca. Cedar River Coal Co (J J McKinnon S F Pres, James M -^ Coleman Mangr, L J Colman Sec, office foot of Columbia. 2 Cedergreen Otto, tailor, res cor 9th and Columbia. ^^ Central House, e s Front nr Blanchard. g Central School, bet Madison and Spring, 6th and 7th. 0- Cester Layo, brewer Hem rich & Co, bds same. 3' Chable Amelia (wid Ferdinand), bds Winslow Lotka. c*. Chamber of Commeree, Bailey Gatzert Pres, £ M Carr s Rec Sec, T T Minor Cor Sec, 7 Yesler-Leary Blk. o Chamberlin Louisa, (wid Andrew J), res Bismarck nr John. s Champion A C, agent, rms Brown's blk. cd Champonx Ephraim, saloon, s s Mill nr R R ave, rms 108 g;* Columbia. 5* Chandler Benjamin, teamster Stetson & Post Mill Co, rms CM — : Phelps. (3f Chandler Mary J (wid Aaron W), bds e s alley bet King and S Jackson and 9th and 10th. S? Chapin Herman, Real Estate and Mortgages, op Occi- ^ dental Hotel n s James bet Front and 2d, rms n w cor Madi- "^ son and 8th. [See p 29.) eo Charles Dominick, lab, res rear s s Washington bet 3d and 4th. sr Charleston Andrew J, pres Lake Union Furniture Mnfg Co, cnq res 8 e cor Columbia and Front. g Charlesworth George, paper hanger, res e s Front bet Lenora ^ and Blanchard. *'» Charyat Mary, waiter Charles Olsen. S Chase Edward, upholsterer Lynch & Wood, res cor 3d and Pine. Chase George L, upholsterer Lynch & Wood, res n s Union bet o oth and 6th. § Chase May (wid Reuben H), res n s Union bet 5th and 6th. Chase Wm, lab, res rear a s Washington bet S 8d and S 4th. Chatham Miss Sarah, teacher Denny School, bds L F Compton. Cheader Win, bartender John Johnson, rnis Mill. Cheadle Raphael, grocer Moltke nr Republican, res same. Cheasty Miss Catherine F, teacher Central School, bds e s 5th bet Pike and Union. Cheasty Edward, clerk, bds E S Cheasty. Cheasty Edward S, ship carp, res e s 5th bet Union and Pike. FANNIE "cTPADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL; Rt. Rev. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Free. R«t. J. A. Nioholron . Hnpt. 3 I • 3 J. F. Beardaley, Fhi'sioiaii. TACOMIA, W. T. Thofie who beli<>Te in "Home Industpy" (honld patronize ■aitnniotlon Wasranteed. LaieDDionFmtnreHtCo. Beaides yon will mtb money thereby. LARGEST BTOCK. 9II1I Mt., opp. Oc«ll MS I" P e s OS J? n iS If MS St Clarke & Davidson (A Arthur Clarke, JatnesB Dayidson), drug- gists, cor 5th and Pike. Clarkson Charles I, cook, rms Everett House. Clausen C F, tailor, rms n w cor 2nd and Marion. Clayton Ralph, gardener, res w s Ash 1 n of Depot. Clem Wm A, engineer P S Ice Co, res foot Spring. Clement Preston, waiter San Francisco Hotel. Clericns Max (Clericus & Korn), res e s Front bet Pine and Pike. Clericus Sc Korn (Max Clericus, Isaac Korn), Props Pa- cific Drug Store, n e cor Front and Madison. Cleris Clemens, lab, bds San Francisco Hotel. Clinch Frank (Gumbert & Clinch), res n vir cor 2d. aad Marion. ■ '; Clough Sullivan E, contractor, res 1827 2d. Clouser Perry, carp, res s s Mill bet 5th and 6th. Clow Alexander, carp, bds s e cor 5th and Jefferson. Clow Miss Emma B, dressmaker s e cor 5th and Jefferson, bds same. Clymer Henry V, farmer, res n w cor 13th and Olive. Clymer Perry W, farmer, res n w cor 13th and Olive. Cobiirn Forrest, Propr New Orleans Restaurant n w cor Front and Battery, res same. Cochran Jesse F, sign writer foot of Columbia, res n a Union bet 3d and 4th. Cochran John T, clerk Haley & "Wright, res n s Union bet 3d and 4th. Cochrane HTm, Sheriff of King County, County Bldg,bd8 Occidental. Codling Walter, head slaughterman Borst & Co, res foot Moltke, Lake Union. Coffnian Wm M, mach Moran Bros, res 2116 3d. Cog:swell Lewis K, Breeder Red Poll Stock. Chehalis, W T. {See adv.) Cohen Philip, butcher, bds George Shepich. Cohn Abralmm, harness, saddlery etc 118 Cherry, res Front. Colin Henry, apprentice Charles Zellenay. Cohrs Fred H, carp, res nr 15th bet Columbia and Cherry. Colcot Wm, lab, rms Trernont House. Cole John A, R R overeeer, bds M O Merritt. Coleman, see also UToleman. Coleman Chi Ids C (Coleman & Boyd), res head of the Bay. O Tj A.WQ'TJ'R.T' Sol© Agent for the for*-** Ki»i// »rfc<»fr/'j/, r/»6 iOnmoM* Coll JUoMh Hhishie*. West Cigart. H. Tnylor'a ftri' coppttr dintUled Hand Undn Sour The SeMtt» Milwauket) Buttled Bner, and tha C'amiUe Key 1000 FACIVIC AVm TACOMA. U'. T. T! MHNEY WAITING ( Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. MORTGAGES J Seattle. SEATTLE DIRECTOBY. 234 'm CD a> i Coleman Clara, student, bds Jacob Levy. Coleman David, boilermaker Queen City Boiler Works. Coleman James P (Colemari & Flanagan), rms 110 Columbia, Coleman &, Boyd (Cliilds C Coleman, J George Boyd), meat market, 217 Commercial. Coleman & Flanigan (James P Coleman, John L Flani- gan), Proprs Seattle Delivery Co, 4 James opp Occidental. Colkett W" J, money order elk postottice, res Lake Union. Collier Wm, macli WashingtoTi Iron Wks Co. • Collins Charles B, bootblack Yesler-Leary blk, res n s Main bet 6th and 7th. Collins Miss Emma, bds s e cor 2d and James. Collins George, bds e 8 S 2d bet Main and Washington. Collins George W, teamster, res e s Alley bet James and Jeffer- son, w of 7th. Collins John, Propr Occidental Hotel, res s e cor 2d and James. Collins Josiah, rents and collections, cor Cherry and Front. Collins Josiah jr, law student J R Lewis, rms n w cor Columbia an^. oa. Collins Thomas C (Collins & Muncy), res nr cor Mill and 4th. Collins & Muncy (Thomas C Collins, Charles Muncy), black- smiths n 8 Jackson bet 2d and 3d. Colman Building, s e cor Commercial and Mill. Colman George A, mach, bds s w cor 4th and Columbia. Colman James M, mngr Cedar River Coal Co, res » e cor 4th and Columbia. Colman Laurence J, sec and treas Cedar River Coal Co foot Columbia, res J M Colman. Colosoff John, fisherman, res water front foot of Spring. Colson C C, lab, rms Tremont House. Columbia House, n w cor 3d and Columbia. C & P S R R Ocean Dock, foot of Main. Columbia and Piiget Sound Railroad Co, John L Howard genl asst mngr, T J Milner asst supt, W R Thornell cash and gen pass and ft agt, W B Spencer local agt, toot Main, depot foot of Main. Colwell John, constable, rms James Welch. Commercial Hotel, Becker & Fox Proprs, n w cor Com- » CO n> CD BO cna CD to Q mercial and Jackson. Commercial Mills, water front from Madison to Marion. Compton Levi F, contractor, res e s 2d 1 s of Blanchard. Books and Stationery B. C. Vansliaii A Co.. Office and School Sapplies of all kinds. News- papers and Periodicals, Novels. Histories. Cy- . olopedias, at City Book and Stationery Store. 110« Fs^iilc Ave cor, 1 1th, TAi OMA. W. T. I '•I '< \'\ m. I SETTLEIW LOCATED in anjr of the PnRet tlound Conn ties. GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS, CIT7 8UB71T0>'S Oflo* 8EATTLE,W.T. 235 R. i.. POLK & 00. S .£ o o Q. c f o Conderman S S, fanner, bds Westera House. Condon Catherine, res 617 5tli. ^ Condon Mips H, teacher, bds e s Moltke nr Republican. Condon Miss Mary E, Ist asst prin Denny School, res e s Moltke nr Republican Cone Wm B, res h e cor S 10th and Main. Congregational Sunday School, nr cor Lincoln and Broadway. Conner Thomas, cigar maker, bds New England Hotel. ia Charles, Propr Ooppin's Water Works, h e cor 9th and Columbia. Coppin's Water Works, Clmrles Coppin Propr, s e cor 9th and Columbia. Corcoran M^ry, domestic, rms n s Madison e of Broadway. Corcoran Philip, lab, res n s Madison e of Broadway. Cort'ee Edwin U, waiter, rms Gold Bar Hotel. Corgon Paul, laundryman French laundry, bds same. Corke Ella, dojiiestic T Y Mesdag. Cornwall P B, pres Black Diamond Coal Co, res San Francisco. Opspjer Fred B, chief enginer Seattle Electric Light ^Vorks, rms cor Front and Seneca. Cosper Ocean F, trav agt, res s s Marion 2 w of 3d. QosteUo Edward, boiler maker Queen City Boiler Works. Costello Michael J, lab Puget Sound Ice Co, res s w cor 11th !;:.*. '.and. Seneca. Costen George, carp, rms Mrs M E Yates. • Costen Harry, tinsmith, rms Mrs M E Yates. Cpstley George, lab, res s s Prince nr Clair. Costopech Mitchell (Costopech & West), res 523 S 8th. Costopech & West (Mitchell Costopech, David W West), gro- cers, 523 S 8th. Ootie Paul, trimmer Oregon Imp Co's sawmill, res n of Madi- son nr Jones. Cottle Miss I^illie, student, bds A E Hauser. Cpnghlau Annie, domestic J R Lewis. Coughlin John, plumber Z C Miles, res n w cor S lltb and King. Ooulson Chai les W, lab, res rear s s Washington bet S 3d and . : :.tS:4th. Coulter Clarence W, coal and lumber, w s 3d 3 s of Columbia. Coulter Fletcher T, warehouseman Ocean dock, bdb w s 2d bet [ Cherry and James. , Council Room City Hall, e s S 3d bet Mill and Washington. Qounter Wm, bricklayer, res w s Stewart bet 11th and 12th. County Assessor's Office, n e cor Mill and 3d. County Auditor's Office, n e cor Mill and 3d. Qpunty Court .Hpuee, Mill bet 3d and Jefferson, County Jail, n e cor Mill and 3d. County SheriflT's Office, n e cor Mill and 3d. Prepared to receive chronic oases Kt toy time, from iwy part of the country. For terms addreaa K C. MUler. U . D. or E. U. Brown, M. D. TACOM^, W. T m CA S Puget Sound Hospital I i- ;■ 1 » i 1. s ■ 1 as 1 i a •0 *.^\ a» 1^ Land and Marine Engines, 1 ^:?®""^^T?'^ — - ° ] IRON WORKS CO. and Maehlnery of all ktnclM. CO 237 R. L. POLK & CC.'S 09 CD OS evj I ^ Connty Surveyors Office, County Court House. ~ County Treasurer's Office, County Court House cor Mill and 8d. Coupe George N, steamboatman, rfc3 s w cor Je^erson and 6th. Cousins Agnes, domestic 416 Main. to Cowan Benjamin, lab, rms Washington bet 3d and 4th, «c Cowden Charles, speculator, res cor 7th and S'-evvart, .£2 Cowen Dora M, seamstress Seattle Co-operative Tailoring Es- *^^ tablishment, res Lake Union. Covien Edgar E, molder, bds n w cor Elnorp. and Republican. Cowen Jacob, lab, res ur cor Elnora and Republican. Cowiti Wm H (W H Cowie & Co), rss n e cor 11th and N^or- man S Seattle. Cowie "W H & Co ^W H Cowie), stoves and tinwaie, 116 S 2d. Cox Miss Hesbie, teacher, bds s e cor Bismarck and John. g Cox Joshua F, teamster, res s * "-or Lake and Clair. Cox Lizzie H, milliner Mrs M L> Pease, res cor Bi^m:.rck and ^ John. 4qe Cox Richard S, lawyer w'.th Burke & Haller, bds n e cor 12th ~ and James. * Coy Peter, fisherman, i Ti? foot of Union. Cragin Truman L, witli Seattle Hardware Co, rms s w cor Sen- eca and 3d. • n Craig Charles, with S L S & E R R Co, res w s 3d bet Union and University. "S Craig^ Cieori^e W, Expressman No 3, Stand cor Cherry and cs 2d, rms opp Arlington Hotel. § Craig James, hackdriver, res s s Terrace 1 w of 5th. * Cramer Amos L, planer Seattle Lumb and Com Co, res w s 2d 2 ■^ n of Pike. g Cramer Ellet H, farmer, res Denny's add N Seattle, o Cramer Samuel, rms n w cor 2d and Marion. «• Cranier Wm J, barber Charles Smith, res e s Front 2 s of Bell. ^ Crane Daniel M, res 1010 4th. £ Crane George W, Real Estate and Business Broker, n s & Washington bet Cor.mercial and S 2d, res s wco** lith and »_ Charles. J^ Cranney George J, laborer Seattle Lumb and Com Co, res e b 8th *5i 3 8 of Pine. S Cranney James, bookkeeper; res e s 8th 3 s of Pine. ^ Cranney Thomas M, teamscer J W Hunter, bdf- e s 8th 3 s of tn Pine. fe Crart Walter C, cook H K Baylis, rni? Everett House « COLLINS 4lL POlJVi:LL,inSW"'^ CU! im STEAMBOAT ENGINES \ f asMnton IroD forks Co. id 11. s id th of let CondemnliiK or Non-CondrnHlnc. { MBATTLK. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 238 Crawford Samuel L, city editor Post-Intelligencer, rins 919 Front. Crawford Win, foreman shoe shop Treen, RaymoMd & Co, res Salmon Bay. Crede Frederick, gardener e s Lincoln nr Lake Union, res same, Gressw^ell Orilla A, Lodging House, 115 Cherry. Crist, see also Christ. Grist Annie, dressmaker Annie De Graf, res Madison beyond Broadway. Crist Philip, baker, re& n s Madison nr Randolph. Crist Wm, laborer, bds n s Madison nr Randolph, Croc^^tt Daniel, laborer, bds U S Boarding House. Crockett Samuel D, foreman Hall & Paulson Furniture Co, res 423 Washington Crockett Wm H, cook, rms Denny blk. Crook Allan, laborer Western Mill Co, bda e s Box nr John. Cross Da. iel W (Pillman & Cross), res 805 3d. Cross. Mi ^ Oliie, dreismaker, bds 805 3d. Crossett Louis D, mach Washington Iron Works, bds n s Main 1 w of S 8th. Crouch James A, cigarmaker McDonald & Dowling, bds New England Hotel. Crow Joseph W, mach Moran Bros, res n w cor 5th and Pine. CroKier G«^orge,, laborer, res n s Jackson nr Green. Crum Miss Lilah, dressmaker, bds S P Short. Cull is Samuel L, contractoi', res nr Mary and Pontius, N Seattle. Cullity Eugene, bartender, res e s S 6th 1 n of Washington. Culver Charles L, logger, bds Wm M Brezeale. Culver Daniel, student, bds Wm M Brezeale. -Cnmraings Clinton, clerk New England Hotel, rr same. Cuinmings Lawrence, Street Commissioner, res i r cor Lake and Republican Lake Union. Cummins Patrick, longshoreiiiau, bds Snohomish Lodging House. Cncuingham, John, grocer e s 7th bet Union and University, res same, Cuuningham Maggie A, laundress Hallin & Co, bds 208 Mpin. Cunningham Mary E, laundress Hallin & Co, bds 208 Main. Cunningham Michael, plasterer, ros nr cor Lake and Harrison. Cunningham Patrick, laborer, res cor 10th and Lenox's. Curby S P, laborer, rms Tremor, t House, Currie Jameu W, lumberman, res e s 8th 2 n of Spring. PATROHiWTHE"CA^AD^ Fl AT OLASS WORK QUARANTFEO. 1j*»t« Ojr4«JM» At F. C. WiUard^M, rMfcttc A^e. td. !>M>r Noitli ot Op«:« Hoom. (D on C3 CD cm CD CO M i i t if- i Architectural Viewsl McMURRY ''.!M mAVK TO OKOKR. Photocraitlier, PORT TOWKMKMD. 239 R. L. POLK & CO.'S s CO 13 o tt) t & I Currier George W, City Agent Daily Times, res e s Sut- ter bet King and Weller. Cnrtis Charles W, bartender F S Curtis, rms s w cor 6th and Jefferson. Curtis Frank S, saloon Yesler-Leary block, res s w cor 6th and Jefferson. Curtl§ Jesse, Collector, Real Estate Dealer w s Front bet Battery and Wall, res Bell's Hotel N Seattle. {See p 30.) Curtis J Fred, master mechanic, res s e cor Bismarck and John. Curiiss Wm G, laborer Western Mill Co, res w s 4th bet Blan- chard and Bell. Curtlss Wm M (Curtiss & Morrison), res boat house. Curtiss & Morrison (Wm M Curtis. Hudson H Morrison), boat builders and boat house, water front bet Mill and Colum- bia. Custer Charles S, clerk S Kenney, rms s e cor 5th and Terrace. Cutler Albert, mailing clerk Post-Intelligencer, rms Mrs M A Vestel, James. Cutler George, lab, res a s Mill nr 16th. DaCord Henry, lab Academy of the Holy Names. . Dahlager John, clerk Western House, bds sa.ne. Dahlager Thrond J, clerk, res s s Decatur, Cloverdale. Dahlquist Louis, clerk San Francisco Hotel, bds same. Dahlquist Olof P, ^ropr San Francisco Hotel, res s e cor 9th and Seneca. Daily Kecord, N S Snyder publisher, P-I building. Daley B A, rms Brown's block. Dam C P, seu Pecple's Co-op Union 317 Commercial, res Com- mercinl. Damm John G, lab, bds Wisconsin House. Damon Edward C, dk Chester Cleary, res n e cor 5th and Marion. Damon Rev John F, res n e cor 5th and Marion. Daliius Rudolph, Propr Seattle Tribune Turner Hall s w cor 4th and Jefferson, res cor 2d and Clay. Daniord James, expressman, rms lane bet Main, Jackson, Commercial and 2d. Danforth Manly, chief engineer Puget S Ice Co, rms nr same. Daniells Harry, foreman job office L «fe H S ir- P Co, rms Co- lumbia House. Daniels David, lab Western Mill Co, res Denny's Add, N Seattle. LEADING RtAL ESTATE DEALtK Fip»t lAfU U UADDIC LtAUINU ntAL KSIAIt UtALtH intheFii 'Will. n. nMnnlOi W«rd. H* can Mllrou at b<>d rook anything that WW mi IB. iir-aiii^iw) f,„ ,,ie ^i,hin the Hub of the oitr. ^' OVIVGB, OVSR OliO TACOMA POitfT OtetftClC, TACOKA. W. T^ ■PI HALL & CAVENDER "SA!i ^»t^-^^' BROKERS, TAOOMft. W r. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 240 Daniels Jennie, domestic n w cor Front and Pike. Danielson John, lab, bds U S Boarding House. Danzinger Samuel, trav agent, bds 1004 Front. D'Arcy Silas A, farmer, res e s 3d 1 n of Bell. D'Arcy Silas G, student, bds S A D'Arcy. Darling Thomas, oyster opener R Merchant & Co, rtns Ocean Ilouse. Daugherty Patrick, stock feeder Coleman & Boyd, res head of the bay. Davidson Emil (Davidson & Grubb), res same. Davidson O, lab Seattle Lumb and Com Co. David-ion Samuel R, ckrk Toklas & Singerman, bds Brunswick Restaurant. Davidson & Grubb (Emil Davidson, Peter Grubb), saloon, foot Mill. Davidson, blacksmith, rms Everett House. Davies Griffith (G Davies &Co), res n s Marion bet Fro it and 2d. Dtt^ies G «fc Co (Griffith Davies), books and stationery, 718 front. Davies Henry, elk Dougan & Co, res same. Davies Henry A, elk Charles Loucli, bds w s Uu uet Pike and Union. Davies John T, bartender O Bernard, bds w s 3d bet Union a'ld Pike. Davies Nicholas C, elk A B Stewart, bds w s 3d bet Union and Pike. DaTis Rev Clark D, Pastor First Methodist Protestant Church, res u s Madison 1 w of the church. Davis D T, mate str Idaho. Davis Miss Eliza, res foot of S 7th nr Jackson. Davis Evan R, restaurant 112 Wasliington, rms n s Main bet 5th and 6th. Davis George W, farmer, bds Denny's Add N Seattle. Davis Henry, elk T J Wincapaw, bds New England Hotel. Davis Herbert H (Davis & Armstrong), rms n s Main bet 5th and 6th. Davis Jacob, hides and furs, res n s Union bet 4th and 5th. Davis James, lab, res Detmy's Add N Seattle. Davis John, lab, res ft of S 7th nr Jackson. Davis John R, res Cloverdale. , Davis J T, delivery elk Peterson Bros. Davis Luther, waiter Occidental Hotel. & H WOOD SHELF HARDWARE, -v*. AA. ▼» ^^v^.1^, BalldSiiB Supplies a MpeclRliy. I1«M Faetae Ave., kbA tl»l R. B. St. %'^cos4fl^. -w^ T. 13 o H X m "0 > o o S. a (0 00 O s :\h H fi f ■3« s« fa « c GO CD CB 6«5 FKOWT MTRKRT. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 241 B. L. POLK & CO.'b 111 X u z Davis Lutlier D, cook, rms 115 Cherry. Davis Patr'ck, baker M J Wright, res same. Davis Simon, clotiiing etc 122 Commercial, res n w cor 3d and Madison. Davis Thomas, cook, rms 919 Front. Davis Thomas T, waiter, rms n s Main bet S 7th and S 8th. Davis Wm H, nnrsei-y n of Madison 1^ miles from Front. Dayis Sc Armstrong^ (Herbert H Davis, Thomas N Arm- strong), Saloon, 117 Washington. Davison Stephen E, expressman No 24, res w s 4th nr Fine. Davison Wm G, lab, res Denny's Add N Seattle. Dawson A D, bookkpr G W Crane, res n e cor 3d and Uni©n. Dawson Lewis R (Minor & Dawson), res 826 I'ront. Dawson S H, rms Brown's Blk. Deal Edward, lab, res n e cor 10th and Pike. Dean Charles I, printer, res s e cor 2d and Seneca. Dean Matthew, lab, bds n e cor Main and S 2d. Dearborn Benjamin B, Job Printer 629 Front, res same. Dearborn Erastus L, res 805 3d. Dearborn George F (H H Dearborn & Co),re8 n e cor Commer- cial and Jackson. Dearborn Henry H (H H Dearborn & Co), res n e cor Commer- cial and Jackson. Dearborn H H & Co (Henry H Dearborn, George F Dear- born), Bankers in Eeal Estate, n e cor Commercial and Jackson. Dearborn Leonard F, with H H Dearborn & Co, res cor Com- mercial and Jackson. DeBolt John T, law student, res e s Birch bet John and Thomas, N Seattle. DeCosta Anton, lab, res rear s s Washington bet S 3d and S4th, Deer Joseph, woodworker Wm Beattie, bds 2d nr Columbia. DeGraf Mjss Annie, dressmkr Mrs A DeGraf, res same. DeGraf Mrs Annie, dressmkr 604 Front, res same DeGraf George, mining prospector, res 604 Front. DeGraf George jr, elk Toklas & Singerman, bds ]\i rs A DeGraf. Delaney J ames H, logger, res s e cor 7th and Lenora. Delaney Patrick, lab, res u e cor Main and Grten. Delaney Henry, washer Seattle Steam Laundry, bds same. Delfel Bros (William and George), barbers lIO Washington nr Commercial. CT A 'M'rX|7''Rrn DMtillero and Manufaotnrera Agent for the North -Paoiflo • AJO.H \*JilAVX » Coast. Makes his piirohaase from the Terr larseet He«d- anarters in tlie east, aod does business on Elastera Prinoiples. A fair and ■quare deal to vrttrbodr gnarwtMd. 1., nd m- res ner- ner- ear- nd ora- mas, 4th. Jraf. n nr Paoifio Head- Kefti to MONEYT0LflANSG''»«*»TK?*ii™co. m SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 242 Delfel Charles, pantry boy Arlington Hotel. Delfel George HDelfel Bros), rms Columbia House. Delfel George C, saloon s s Mill bet Commercial and 2d, res sam'j. Delfel "Wm (Delfel Bros), rms Columbia House. DeMartiiii James, teamster, res cor 7th and Blanchard. DeMartini Joseph, res e s 7th bet Lenora and Blanchard. DeMouilpied Frank A, mngr muoical dept A Hansen, res s s Charles nr S 11th. Dempsey James,* engineer, res e s West 2 n of Lenora. Dempsey Thomas H, mngr The Times, res e s Williamson nr Madison. Deniker Urs JH II, Prop Windsor House, 111 Columbia. Dening Joseph, carp, rms Mrs C Dunning. Denieon Sarah E (wid Alonzo), rms n w cor 4th and Madison. Dennis Isaac, engineer, bds n s Cherry 1 e of 9th. Dennis Rachel, domestic w s Front bet Pike and Pine. Denny Arthur A, vlce-pres Dexter Horton & Co, res n w cor Front and Union. Denny A Wilson, res n e cor 2d and Union. Denny Block, w s Front bet Marion and Madison. Denny Carl A, deck hand str City of Qniiicy, res aboard. Denny Charles L, teller Dexter Horton & Co, res 1328 Front. Denny David T (D T Denny & Son), pres Western Mill Co, res Republican nr Dexter. Denny D Thomas jr, student, bds n s Republican nr Dexter. Denny D T & Son (David T and John B), Real Estf^te, Opera House blk. {ISee p 6.) Denny John B (D T Denny & Son), res s w cor 5th and Eell. Denny Miss Loretta, res 1336 3d cor Union. Denny Miss M Lenora, res 1328 Front. Denny O O, chief engineer str Eliza Anderson, res aboard. Denny Rolland H, asst cashier Dexter Horton & Co, res n e cor Front and Union. Denny Samuel T, capt str City of Quincy, rms s e cor Pike and 7th. Denny Sarah (wid John), res 1336 3d cor Union. Denny School, n s Buttery bet 5th and 6th. Denny Victor W S, etude.it, bds n s Republican nr Dexter. Dent Edward, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, rms St Charles Hotel. Denton David B, sec Seattle Lumber and Com Co, res ss Marion 2 w of 3d. I I I \ R tl || "i a n GO CB CD -C3 cm CO CO y.\ 1 E. C. Vaughan & Co. WaOLESALK AND RKTAIL €ltjr Book and MtHtlont*ry Ntore. 1108 PMific Ava., oor. Uth, Tacoma, W. T. HILL, OSBOME & CO. ABSTRACTS OP TITLE. Oar books ohow complete abstracts of title to all lands in Kins County. Gordnn Minei*, 0)i» *'rimi: Mtrrt^t. MKATTlilfi. W. T. ti 243 B. L. POLK A OO.'S •■-< o iZ P < Ill X DeVoe Harriet E (w. y.lijah), res w s 4th 2 s of Seneca. DeVoe Maniiora, pliysic .n, res w s 4tli 2 s of Seneca. DeWolt' Frederick S, lawyer, res e s 2d bet Union and University. DeWolf Win H, str cant, res 10th bet Stewart and Virginia. Diaz Amelia, rms 113 Washington. Dibbin Fritz, capt str Daisy, res Skagit river. Dibble Carini, brick ninfr s limits nr C & P S Ry, res aamu. Dick Wm, lab, res foot of S 4th. Dickie Clayton K, elk, rms Enreka Lodging House. Dickman l^rederick W, res w s 6th bet Terrace and Alder. Didillon Lonis, carp M F Oroke, bds French restaurant. Dietz Charles (Dietz & Co), res n w cor James and Front. Dictz & Co (Charles Dietz, F Schnitzlein), Wholesale and Retail Wines and Liquors 913 Front. Digel Fred, farmer, res e s Broadway nr cor Madison. Diller Edward, night clerk Hotel Brunswick, rms same. Diller Leonard, propr Brunswick Hotel, res s e cor Front and University. Dillon John W, carp, res 10 Wall. Dilworth Rev Richard B, pastor Presbyterian Mission, res w s Ash 2 n of Depot. Dimock Frederick C, elk W P Boyd & Co, bds n s Pike bet 3d and 4th. Dishon Mert (Hefner & Dishon), res 1218 2d. Ditweiler Eugene, cook, rms Eureka Lodging House. Dixon James, bartender J T Lester, res same. Dixon Mrs Lee, domestic s s Terrace 2.w of 5 th. Doane Harry, Physician and Surgeon, Office and Institute Mill below Postoffice, res e s 2d bet University and Union. (See adv.) Dobbinson J H, sec Black Diamond Coal Co, res San Francisco. Dobler Mary, domestic e s 8th 1 n of Pine. Dobson Isaac, supt Seattle Lumber and Com Co, res w b 8th bet Union and Pike. Dodd James, bootblack Pantheon Billiard Hall, rms same. Dodge Bessie (wid Eugene W), bds John L Steves. Dohm Hiram, steward, res e s lane bet 2d 3d Union and Uni- versity. Dolan James, farmer, res n e cor 2d and Bell. Dolan Michael, bds n w cor 2d and Bell. Dolan Philip, lab, res Belltown. DoUarliide Robert H, teamster, res e s Rollin nr Republican. w Downi Dojie Doylfi Doyle Doyle Doyle, D'Oyh Dr C £j CASS Orthopoedlc Surpeon and TiooMi.w.T. ' Gynecolofllst JNO. S. BAKER & CO. tilZSS,V^ INVITK OORRSSPONDENOE. TACOMA, WASH. TY. Grocers Merchants, SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 244 H Z m > o o Dolton Thomas, hostler Robert Knipe. Donaghey Charles J, bartender Wm Mason, rms same. Donald Barbara H (wid Wm), rms 417 "Washington. Donald Wm, waiter St Charles Hotel. Donaldson Mrs Helen, bds n e cor S 11th and Pi'immer. Donardio Andrew, lab Samuel Marino, bds same. Donnelly Francis, lab, res e s S 6th 4 s of Main. Donohne Edward, cook str Idalio. Donovan James, lab n s Weller 2 w of S 8th. Doran Thomas J, bartender New England Hotel, res imme. Dore, printer, bds L H Graves. DorflTel Georg^e, Real Estate 604^ Front, P O Box 489, re,^ s e cor Joy and Prince William. Dorr Jesse A, planer Western Mill Go, bds James Frankland. Doty Mrs John C, bds E K Bushnell. Doubleday Robert, deck hand str City of Qnincy, res aboard. Dougall John, lab Pnget Sound Hide and Leather Co, bds Charles McMnllen. Dougherty Bernard, teamster, bds n w cor 5th and James. Dongherty Patrick, lab Coleman & Boyd, res S Seattle. Douglas Willie, delivery boy Coleman & Boyd, bds w 8 9th bet Mill and Terrace. Douglas R W, washer Seattle Steam Laundiy, bds same. Douglas Hosea, painter, res s s Terrace 2 w of 9th. Donglass Mrs Margaret, res e s 6th bet Pike and Pine. Douglass Miss Margaret, bds Mrs Margaret Donglass. Douty D E, lab, bds Western House. Dougan James (Dougan & Co), res cor 7th and Pike. Doiigran &, Co (James Dougan), Employment and Real Estate Mill below P O. Dowliiig John (McDonald & Dowling), bds Ocidental Hotel. Dowling J. lab Allen & Nelson. Downing B, carp, bds L H Graves. q Downing) E B, Treas Guarantee Loan and Trust Co, rme e „ w cor 4th and Colninbia. 3 Downing W H, mill hand, bds New England Hotel. Z" Doyle Lawrence, drayman, res Lake nr 5th Pontins add. (jp Doylfi Patrick, lab, rms foot Pike. Doyle Wm, lab, res S lltli above McDonald's mill. O Doyle Wm H, lab, res n s Jackson nr S 5th. fi) Doyle, architect, res Lake Union. ^ D'Oyley Christopher, carp Washington Iron Wks Co, bds J H • PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL. Tacoma,W. T. Bpeoial attention given tn nil ohronio affliotinns, including those sufFering frum Uoipbine, Opium or Chloral Habits. TI 5" o CD f'f n i MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. N: e I 09 CO eo en oS CD II WW bS CO ec "W i| 1-: 245 R. L. POLK & CO. b Perkins. Drager Charles F, bookkeeper L Reinig, res rear University of Washington nr Union. Drake Wni B, lab Oregon Imp Go's saw mill, res nr cor 6th and Alder. Draper Edward J, hostler P S S R R Co, bds 503 S 8th. Drennan Benjamin F, laborer Paget Sound Hide and Leather Co, res foot of Pike. Drew Miss Nettie C, teacher, bds s s Charles nr llth. Drew Oscar A, engineer, res e s 2d 2 n of Virginia. Drews Carl, raolder Washington Iron Works Co. D 'iggs Mrs Eliza A, res s w cor West and Wall. Driggs Granville B, res s e cor Clay and 2d. Driscoll Wm, miner, res w s 3d bet Main and Jackson. Drisco Mrs J F, bds Capt Wm Newhall. Drown Wm B, clerk, rms 209 S 5th. Drngaii Ciiarles, student, rms George Bree. Druitt Urm P (Small & Druitt), rms s s Mill bet 2d and Commercial. Drullinger Ezra C, blacksmith, rms s w cor Front and Wall. Drullinger George, engineer Seattle Lumb and Com Co. Drumnierhonse John, engineer C & P SR R Co. Drury Eugene W, engineer, bds n e cor 4th and Terrace. Drnry Fred C, laborer, bds n e cor 4th and Terrace. Drury Mrs Laura W, dressmaker, bds n e cor 4th and Terrace. Drury Mrs, Supt W C T U Coffee House, rms La Veta Lodging House. DuBois Harriet A (wid Darwin), res cor 5th and University. Dudley Frederick M (McNaught, Ferry, McNaught & Dudley), bds Arlington Hotel. Duffy D, blacksmith Fred Marco, bds New Etigland Hotel. Dufi'y Mrs Elizabeth R, res s s Stewart bet llth and 12th. Duffy James, messenger I Harris, bds Orphan School. Dugan James, Employment Agency Mill opp PostoflSce, res n e cor 7th and Pike. Dugas Theodore, mill hand, bds Ocean House. Dullum John R, machine hand Stetson & Post Mill Co, rms w 8 4th 3 n of Pine. Duncan A, ship carpenter, bds New England Hotel. Duncan James D, carpenter, res e s S 14th nr Amy. Dunlap George, steward str City of Quincy, res aboard. Dunlop Louis A, res n e cor llth and Virginia. COLLINS & POWELL, i Taxes Paid. Rents Collecteil. WHATGOM, W. T. I Information Given ^on-Residento. Edi Edi THE OHEA.PEDST LOTS EVER OKKERED. ^ p p About IMmiles from Post, Offi<^e, within 5 blooka of Oraded Sireets with jt^m tm iRKK'Hidowalks. Vrlct*. •US. Terms. $20 cash; $1!S one mo; $au two moa.; >kKK M/%^v^ No interest. 8i«e. 25x120 ft. Eshelman. Llfiwellvn &. Co. Seattle. N^'Jv^ SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 246 Dnnn Annie, laundress, res foot Virginia. Dunn Charles 0, bds St Charles Hotel. Dunning Mrs Christina, res e s 2nd 2 s of Marion. Dunphy Stephen, lab, res nr S 7th and Grant. Dupont August, longshoreman, res water front foot of Spring. Durant James,! cook J E Graves, res Jackson. Durie David E, shipping and commission Yesler's wha-f, res n w cor Mill and Williamson. Durkin Henry, carp, bds St Charles Hotel Dusharm Frank, locomotive engineer C & P S R R Co, res n e cor S 8th and Dearborn. Dutton Daniel, carp, rms s s Olive nr 8th. Duvail Francis M, lab, res e s Broadway beyond Bancroft. Dnvall Mary Z, domestic, bds e s Broadway beyond Bancroft. Duvail Robert L, lab, bds e s Broadway beyond Crawford. Dyer Harvey S, dishwasher Arlington Hotel. CD J !■■» '» CTQ C9 Ebbinghouse Charles C, farmer, res s w cor Sth and James. Echo Cottage Dairy, W P Smith propr, res Reiiton. Eddy O E, lab Stetson & Post Mill C>, res Front. u> Edison Electric Light Co The, Mitchell Sparling & Co agents, 3» Kenney Blk. "* Edmiston A John, logger, res e s 7th 4 n of Spring. ^ cd Edmonston Stephen D, plasterer, res e s Front bet Lenora and =s Blanchard. crq Edsen Edward P, abstracts of titles Poncin Bldg, res w s 6th bet Columbia and Cherry. Edston Miss Anna S, bds s s Jackson nr 2d Bridge. Edstrom E Anton, laundryman, res rear s s Mill bet 5th and 6th. Edward James, logger, bds San Francisco Hotel. Edwards John W, real estate and insurance 108 Columbia, res s 6 cor 12th and Columbia. Egan Michael, loggoi', bds Ocean House. Eger George, blksmith n s Jackson bet Commercial and 2d, res j^* same. g? Eggart George, baker Occcidental Hotel. 6? Egge Belle, dressmaker Mrs H C Maddocks, res n s 6th bet 9| Stewart and Lenora. jj| Egge Julia, dressmaker Annie DeGraf, res w s 6th bet Stewart J* and Blanchard. "9"* Egge Peter O, res s w cor 6th and Stewart. FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opened Hay lat, ISSSe. Mtarr Street. OLD TACOHA. Si Remember Lake Union Furnitp M'fg Co, j^t/.7o'&^ Fur^ They oanr the best aud largeiic stock in thttTerritory.CTUElR PBK^BB m« thaTOwlKll. O 1-1 o 247 Mill Mtreet. <»pp. Orrtdrnfm ll*tel, f»l£ATTIiB. R. L. POLK A CO. '8 r3 52 o o < a. Ill z H O ElmiannJGcorge E, tnusician, 8 w cor Cherry and 6th. Eisbert M, fanner, res 8 e cor Cedar and Water. Ekenbarger L Adolbert. lireinan, res n w cor S 4th and Main. Elder Thomas B, groceries s e cor Front and Battery, res same. EUingen Edward J, carp, res s w cor Front and Pike. Elliott John J, millwright, res s e cor Mill and S 14th. Elliott J Austin (Elliott & Carleton), res Mill nr Lake Wash- ingto'i. Elliott & Carleton (J Austin Elliott, H Clinton Carleton), hog and chicken ranch, Mill nr Lake Washington. Ellis Wm H, steamer captain, res e s 2d 2 n of Seneca. Ellison Wm, barten ier Hotel Brunswick. Elsey Bella, domestic H A Bigelow. Elsey James A, dairyman George McRae, bds same. Elscy Jennie, domestic H A Bigelow. Emerson Michael T, bds s e cor 10th and Seneca. Emerson Peter J, teamster, bds s e cor 10th and Seneca. Emerson Thomas, mach Washington Iron Works, res s e cor 10th and Seneca. Emerson Wm P, clerk Chester Cleary, res s e cor 10th and Seneca. Emery Charles D, lawyer 118 Commercial, res same. Emery Clarence D, bartender J H Foster, rms Hotel Bruns- wick. Emmerson Ella, res 315^ Washington. Emslie Miss Maggie C, music teacher, bds s w cor S 8th and Washington. Engeltnan Bernliard, bartender George Meister, bds same. Eniiis Wm J, carp Moran Bros, res n e cor 5th and University. Enterprise Planing Mill, John S Anderson propr, cor Spring and Front. Epler Albert, stableman H A Sears, rms cor Seneca and 2d. Epler Jacob A, farmer, res n w cor 2d and Seneca. Epler Miss Jennie, private school w s 2d bet Seneca and Uni- versity, bds same. Epler Wm F, real estate, res w s 2d bet Seneca and University. Ericson Jacob, laborer, bds n e cor Main and S 2d. Erickson Andrew, lab, rms foot University. Erickson E L, lab, bds U S Boarding House. Erickson Hans L, lab Stetson & Post Mi 11 Co, r—s cor Mill and 4th. Erickson John, lab, bds rear 311 S 3d. Erickson Wm, lab, res n e cor 4th and Terrace. RT IWrOT) fiir ^'"(io^ Shades, Building Paper.Vamishes , X. IfLV^XVOfi, LIME, PLASTER AND HAiR. N«w Wbatook, W. T. PAIMT COIiOKM. COAL OIL, t HALL & CAVENDER, Farm, Timber and Coal Lands. SEATTLE DIUECTORY. 248 Erikson Jolni, cook, ruis Everett House. Eeary Andrew J, logger, bds Mrs N J Esary. Esary David N, logger, bds iir cor Farm andiMercer. Esary Miss Mollie 0, teacher, bds Mrs N J Esary. Esary Nancy J (wid Win J), res nr cor Mercer and Farm. Esary Miss Rebecca W, dressmaker, bds Mrs N J Esary. Eshehnan James F (Eslielman, Llewellyn & Co), res n e cor Washington and 8th. Eshelman, Llewellyn A Co (James F Eshelman, Wm H Llewellyn), Real Estate and Money Brokers Post building, Mill. (See top lines.) Esmond Hotel, G K Beede & Co proprs, n e cor Washington and Commercial. Esmonin Clemin, coffee and spice mnfr 110 Cheriy, res same. Essary Benjamin, driver Seattle St Ry, res nr Lake Union. Estabrook Miss Alma B, opr Sunset Telephone Co, bds s e cor 4th and Terrace. Ethier George (Larson & Ethier), res e s 2d bet Main and Wash- ington. Eureka Bakery, n e cor Columbia and 3d. Eureka Lodging House, w s Connnercial bet Jackson and Main. Eureka Restaurant, foot Colnmbia. Evans James J, lab, res foot S 4th, Evans, lab, res n s Decatur, Cloverdale. Evenson Bernard, coachman n e cor 12th and James. Everett House, e s 4th 1 n of Terrace. Ewald Fritz, bookbinder F Anthony, res w s Front bet Union and Pike. Ewald Herman, lab, res w s Front bet Union and Pike. Ewing Henry, lab Mrs M J Blair. Ewings Allan G, seaman, res foot Union. Eyler John G, blacksmith Wm Beattie, res foot Madison. Pagan Thomas, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, res cor 2d and Stewart. Falk Peter, fireman str City of Quincy, res aboard. Falkner, carp, rms G W Walsh s s Main nr Arlington. Farnham Aluert W, student, bds n w cor S 7th and B. Farnham John, carp, res n w cor S 7th and B. Farr James, lab, res bet Jackson and Main nr Green. Farrell E, rms Brown's blk. GTTT XTT/^^\X\ ABmt for Newl*n Wa((on and Nor- H X m :|l| ■■• I! 'I '' i( I 1 I Ik. llJSS PmU1« Are., and 11»1 B. K. Ht. TACOMA, W. T. Seattle Hardware Co. ]•"»«»■ [SUPPLIES CO 249 R. L. POLK & CO/S OS C9 ca CO CO Fauble Andrew, MiitV of n\\ kinds of Cooperage foot of Union, res n s Lenora bet Front and 2d. Faulkner Wm, seaman, rms foot Union. Fanst August, doorinkr Stetson & Post Mill Co, res nr cor Sum- mit and Bancroft, Pontius Add. Fay Fred / policeman, res w s 2d bet Clierry and James. Fearney Gecrge A, carp, rms 1103 Front. Feas Abraham, cooper, res S 14tli m Canal. Feas George, laborer, res nr cor 7th and Stewart. Feas Wm W, teacher, bds S 14th nr Canal. Feigh John (Feigh & Miller), res New England Hotel. Feig^h Sc I^iller (John Feigh, .Vmasa Miller), Proprs New England Hotel, n w cor Comnercial and Main. Fellows Arthur, lab, rms n w cor Water and Wall. Fellows George, tinsmith, res n w cor Wall and Water. Fellows Harry, cook, rms u w cor Water and Wall. Fellows Thomas, lab, rms n w cor Water and Wall. Fenske Charles F. bds e s Lincoln nr Lake Union. Ferguson C L, Sawyer, bds Everett House. Ferguson David, watchman Yesler's wharf, res cor 2d and Brook, Pontius' Add. Ferguson Miss Florence E, rms Everett House. Ferguson Mrs Frances A, propr Everett House, res e s 4th 1 n of Terrace. Ferguson John (Anderson & Ferguson), res 2117 F'ront. Ferguson Wm J (Ferguson & Brooks), rms cor Mill and 8th. Ferguson Sc Brooks fWm J Ferguson, John B Brooks), Grocers, 811 Front. [See p 43.) Ferner Patrick, lab C W Lawton. Ferry Elisha P (McNaught, Ferry, McNaught & Dudley), res e 8 2d bet Marion and Madison. Ferry James P, printer The Times, bds e s 2d 3 n of Marion. Ferry Lincoln P, confectioner 608 Front, res e s 2d 3 n of Marion. Ferry Mies Lizzie, bds Capt George D Hill. Fetter Charles, 2d steward str Idaho. Fouerbacli Joseph H, bookkpr Rice & Gardner, res 2d bet Spring and Madison. Fidler W W, res nr Lake Union N Seattle. Fields Charles, 2d cook Occidental Hotel. Finch Miss Cora N, bds H H Kent. Finch Edward W, lab, res rear University grounds bet Union and University. CT. ATff/lX'"pnn Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Mines, Uquora • i-'.i^J.^ iJXiXW X , mid c'iKars. Hole ARent.fqr the li^ore^t: KInit and the Titylor Kentnnhy Hoarbon Hledseek Chanpaine and Ry<> M hlofclws. Depot for the Ptp«r 1009 PACIVIV AV., TACOHA. %V. T. IVIiatKOM Ca.. Inland To., l^lZirll't • • ' WARRANTS Kins Co., BOUGHT. Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. 8e attle. 250 SEATTLE DIREOTOBY. Finch G W, with Stetson & Pob. M'!: Co. Finck Wm H, ieweler 103 Comniercmi, res e s 2d bet Cherry and Colnn Dia. Finkelstein Max (Fiiiklestein & Harris), res w s 8d bet Spring and Madison. Finkelstein & Harris (Max Finklestein, Henry Harris), mer- cliant tailors, j s Mill bet Commercial and 2d. Finnegan James, fruit 211 Main, res same. ^"in;.igan Bernard, shoemaker w s Commercial opp Arlington Hotel, res s e cor Lake and Williamson. Finnigan James, lab, res n ^ Jackson nr S 8th. First Baptist Church, Rev David J Pierce pastor, w s 4th bet James and Oherry. First IVatioRc? Bank, George W Harris Pres, W I Waldleigli Cashier, J Goodfellow Asst Cashier, Yesler- Leary Block cor Mill and Front. Fi'^her Jaqaes, res foot University. i isuer Albert E. painter M C \ an Tyne, bds 423 Washington. Fisher \iice C (wid Wellesley), dressmaker, res w s 3d 1 s of Madison. Fisher John, porter The A P Hotaling Co, rms 34 Commercial. Fisher John W, mangier Seattle Steam Laundry, bds same. Fisher, lab, res foot of Seneca. Fisken Archibald J, bookkeeper Harrington & Smith, bds swcor 4th and Columbia. Fitzner John, lab, bds California House. Fitzgerald John H, longshoreman, res foot of Union. Fitzgerald Pierce, lab, res e s 10th bet Pike and Pine. Fitzhehry Robert, lath sawyer Oregon Imp Co's saw mill, res n 8 King bet 11th and 12th. Fitzpatrick Alexander, lab, rms 115 Cherry. Flaherty Thomas, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, res w s Broadway nr cor Lincoln. Flannagan John L (Coleman & Flannagan), rms 110 Columbia. Flaarent Joiin, 2d cook str Idaho. Flavin James, lab, rms foot Pike. Fleckonstein John H, barber F A Keene, rms n w cor Front and Spring. Fleming Smitli, patternmaker Allmond & Phillips, res w s 11th bet Howell and Stewart. Fletcher David L, employment office n e cor Washington and Commercial, rms 115 Chen*y. PICTURE AND RnnM J?'^'' fnllUne of En«rHvinK8. Artotypea. Etc. IFrames riU I Unt f\nU nUUm Mode to Order of lateet.b-nt and moBtstylish materialB, ■H Alll niM^O City Book and Stationery Htoro. E. C. Vanghan & Co. sr 3 ^^ CD 1 ■ X o <0 ll .11 i :),> CIVIL ENQmEERS. QARDNEH & HCia, Cltjr Surveyor's Office, e«9 Front Htreft, MRATTliK, W. T. 251 R. L. POLK A CO.'S &L < 0! H Fletcher Georjgre, chipper AUmond & Ph'liips, res s w cor oth and Jaraee Fletcher George jr, farmer, res s w cor 6th and James. Fletcher John G, plasterer, if ? cor 6th and James rear Western Hotel. Flhidall Wir» 1, furniture repairer foot of Marion, res same. Flood Jam8« W, lab res n e cor 5th and Washington. Flow jd'ss Ella R, housekeepe)- 8 s Terrace 2 e of 4th. Flov/ Jn ius F, lab Seattle Gas Wks, res a s Terrace 2 e of 4th. Flynn Patrick, lodgings, s a Mair» w of Commercial, Flynn Patrick, rma LaVeta Lodging House. Flynn Patrick T, teamster M Braimig^an, bds same. Flynn Thomas G, lab, res Denny's add N Seattle. Folson Miss Clara, rms Brown's Blk. Foo Kee, restaurant, e s S 3d bet Washincrton and Main. SFord George T, Machinist, bds 1608 Front. Ford Miss Myrtle C, student, bds s s Oliver nr 8th. • Forney Miss Kate M, student, bds n w cor S lOtn and Wash- ington. Forrest Robert M, farmer, bds 517 S 8th. Fi>rrest Wm R, sec and treas Hall & Paulson Furni^'ure Co and city clerk, res 58 4th. Forstrom E Alfred, logger, bds w s S 14th w Canal. Forstrom Oiaf P, carp, res w s'S 14th nr Canal. Forsyth James, bartender Occidental Hotel. Forsyth John, carp, les 419 WashinjOfton. Forsyth Johi' jr, waiter, rms 419 Wasljington. Foss Mrs Elizabeth, res « s Froiiit bet Madison and Spring, Foes Levi W, res e s Front bet Madison and Spring. Foster Abraham, boiler maker Seattle Bo" i- Works, r^s Lake Union. Foster Miss Asenath M, boarding house 611 2d. Foster Charles R. yard foreman Oregon Imp Co''a saw mill, res n w cor S 13t!i ajid Amy. Foster Miss Dove, student, bds A N McAlpin. Foster George ll, agent Tesler's wharf, res n e cor Depot and Brook. Fr.Hter Hamilton, lab, res Deimy's Add, N Seattle. Foster Henry, engineer^Northweslern Cracker Factory, bda o a Roll in iir Republican. Foster John, boiler maker Seattle Boiler Works, bds e s Rollin nr Republican. T^OOMA, W,T. OF WOMEi^i. >!» .JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocer; Tacoma, Waih. Xy. IMPORTERS OP PINE JAPAN TEAS. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 252 Foster J H, Propr Grotto Saloon, Mill opp Front. Foster Mattie A, laundress P S S Laundry, bde 208 Main, Foster Miss Minta, principal South Scliool, rms \\ e cor Main and 10th, Foster Silas H, res Brook "r 2d, Pontiu's Add. Foster, rms Eureka Lodging House. Fowler Edward, mis rear 322 S 2d. Fowler Mark, res . w cor Main and S 3d. Fox Arthur, cook, rms 419 Washington. Fox Jacob, fanner, res 310 Union. Fox J M, dentist 824 Front, res same. Fox Wm (Becker & F'>x), res Commercial Hotel. Francis Isaac, lab, ree n s Front nr Depot. Fraucis Philip J, kulsominer etc s a Jackso.; bet Commercial and S 2d. I'rancis Sarah, domestic S Davis. Francisc*' Joseph, saloon foot of Mill, res same. Frandseu Charles, lab, res n w cor King and S 11th. Frandsen Wm, bds n w cor S 11th and King. Frankland Charles W, pressman L & H S & P Co, res Lake Union. Frankland Henry M, screw turner Wfcstern Mill Co, res Moltke nr Harrison. Frankland James, sec and supt Western Mill Co, ros cor Lake and Republican. Frankland Miss Katie, bkkpr Western Mill Co, bds n s Main 2 6 of S 5th. Frankland S»irah (wid Joseph), res n s Main 2 e of S 5th. Franklin Benjamin E, confectioner A W Piper, res Kenyon blk. Franklin Charles F, pressman L & H S «& P Co, res Lake Union. Franklin Edwin, carriagemkr e s S 2d bet Main and Washing- ton, rms lane rear s e cor Main and 2d. Frasch Charles F, grocci* Col man bldg, rese s 5th 1 n of Ten-ace. , Frasch Christ R, elk C F Frasch, bds e s 5th 1 n of Terrace. Fraueathal Bro« (Jacob, Joseph and Samuel), Clothing, Dry Goods etc, 104 Comuiercial. Frauenthal Jacob (Frauenthal Bros), bds e s 2d 2 n of Marion. Frauenthal Joseph (Frauenthal Bros), bds e s 2d 2 n of Marion. Frauenthal Samuel (Frauenthal Bros), res e £ 2d 2 n of Marion. Fmy Jane (wid John), bds s w cor 9th and Cedar. Fraaier George, rms Mrs Annie McCoy. TrP'^rson Wm, res West bet University and Union. PIIIrKT SnilNIl HnSP[TAfjAitOTd^^'*PJi5ioii»n8*andBni^ni!'Bpioi«i AUUiaX UUUilil MUUiliniJ Atwntioa given to the our* of the Upinin, TaCOMA. W. T. Uorphiue aad Chloral Habit. m 00 p 0» CO CD 33 03 CD -1 W CA CR C3 CD 09 ■I' J ii'. V m STATIONARY ENGINES Washington Iron Works Co, with or wKbout adjustable cnt-olT SlSATTl-E. I I ■€9 CO to en CO 253 R. L. POLK &, CO.'B ^1 ii 11 a' it « Fredftrick Peter (Frederick & Maud), res s w cor Pike and 3d. Frederick & Maud (Peter Frederick, Wtn H Maud), produce and conimiasion, s w cor Mill and 2d. Frederickson Charles, lab, bds U S Boarding House. Fredine Andrew, lab s e cor Columbia and 4th. . Fredrick Henry A, drayman, res n s Pike bet Front and 2d. Free Methodist Ciinrch, n s Pine bet 9th and lOtli. Free Wui N, lab, res e s Cherry nr James. Freed Adelia, domestic w s 9th bet Pine and Olive. Freed Benjamin B, teamster, bds w a 9th bet Olive and Pine. Freed Elizabeth B (wid James) res w s 9th bet Pine and Olive, Freeman Alfred P, shoemkr z s Columbia bet Front and 2d, res 8 8 Spring bet 3d and 4th. Freeman Harriet L, dishwasher W G T U Coffee House, bds Mrs R F Freeman. Freeman Robert P, elocutionist Y M C A rooms. Freeman Mrs Bosanna F, res s e Spring bet 3d and 4th. Freer Charles, lab, rms n w cor 5th and James. French Laundry, e s Commercial nr King. Freygang Charles J, elk James Campbell, rms Columbia House. Friden John, clerk, bds Western House. Friedrich Albert, clerk R Abernethy, rms 2d nr Opera House. Frink John, laborer, rms Tremont House Frink John M, sunt Seattle Electric Light Co, supt Washing- t.on Iron Works Co, res s w cor 12th and Main. Frisch l f Enlargements Made j M9MyRR Y FKOH ANY NEMAT3TR. ( POKT TOWTVMRXO. S ci o 255 B. L. POLE &, CO.'S 0) 5 u X H 0! O Garrett Wm, saloon 339 Front Belltown, rms Bell's Hotel. Garritioii Lorenzo M, stevedore, res w 8 4th 1 n of Spring. Garrison Mariner L, stevedore, bds L M Garrison. Garton Alfred (Hatfield &Gartoii), res s w cor 5tli and Virginia. Gasch Charles, printer Seattle Tribune, res n w cor 7tb and Uni- versity. Gasch Frederick, saloon 713 Front, res n w cor 5th and Terrace, Gasaer Leopold, charcoal burner, res n s Prince nr Jay. Gaston Herbert, lawyer, ruis Denny block. Gates James M, rubber stamps, rms Eureka Lodging House. Gatzert Bailey (Schwabacher Bros & Co), pres Spring Hill Water Co, res n w cor James and 3d. Gaucher Sijsan O, dressmaker, res s s Marion 1 e of 2d. Gee Lawrence, clerk T B Tillder, rms Bell Hotel. Gee Lee, laundry 131 Mill. Gee Lee & Co, grocers e s S 3d bet Washington and Main. Geertsen Christian, cabinet maker Hall & Paulson Furniture Co, res w s 9th bet Stewart and Howell. Gehl John, helper Allmond & Phillips, res w s 4th bet Main and Washington. Gerasch Charles, watchmaker A Hansen, rms Mrs Richards. Genovich Mitchell, fisherman, res water front foot Spring. George Jesse W, res s e cor 4th and Cherry. George Martha (wid Joseph H), nurse, res w s 8th bet Union and Pike. George Nicholas, fish market foot Columbia, res foot Seneca. George Theophilns, fisherman, i-es foot Utiiversity. Gerke Anton, manager Seattle Co-operative Tailoring Estab- lishment 909 Front, res same. German Rerormed Church, Rev G Graedel Pastor, n w cor 7th and Cherry. German School, Rev G Graedel principal, n w cor 7th and, Cherry. Gerow John A, cooper, i-es Howell 2 e of 10th. Gerts Wm P, bds n w cor King and Taylor. Getchell Serena L, res n e cor 2d and Blanchard. Getman Martin Y, cigars etc w s Front bet Madison and Spi'ing, rms same. Giddings Howland M, res n w cor 9th and Jefferson. Giddings Paul P, student, bds n w cor 9th and Jefferson. Giddings Raymond S, printer J A Stewart, res n w cor James and Ninth. ( lavf itmnti atdt tu ua-m inU \f %%Bf H. REAL ESTATE £l^^nrf 3 %%Bf ^. HAN HIM, «Oia ■no < General R«al Ktaf AgtMt, ■xohanged. (oflMmtOUTM«Mr.e.,Ti««t.w.t and HALL & CAYENIlERi ^f-P^enlently Looated. * SEATTLE DIBECTOBY. 256 Giering Albert E (Giering & O'Donnell), rms 805 Front. Oiering^ Sc O'Donnell (Albert £ Giering, Charles O'Donnell), Watchmakers and Jewelers, 805 Front. [See i>50.) Gilber Andrew, cook, bds n e cor Main and S 2d. Gilbert Fred, rms Tremont House. Gilbert Mrs G A. dressmaker, res n s Pike bet 6th and 7th. Gildorsleve Maro D, farmer, res s s Terrace 1 w of 9th. Giliillan James, mach Washington Iron Works, res w s West nr Blanchard. Gililland Eva, copyist, bds Wm D Wood. Gill Eobert M, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, res cor 4th and Main. Gillispie H J, mate str Edith, res on board. Gillispie Samuel, printer, rms Mrs R Wellman. Gillette George W, elk Uarrington & Smith, res nr cor Sd and Lincoln Pontius Add. Gillies James G (Gillies & Stewart), res n w cor Battei-y and West. Gillies & Stewart (J G Gillies, George Stewart), Bakery, 2125 Front. Gilliland Sabina A (wid James A), res 1524 9th. Gillis James, rms Brown's Blk. Gilman Albert M, engineer, res n b Washington bet S 6th and S 7th. Gilman Daniel H, vice president Paget Sound Construction Co, bds Miss A Foster. Gilman Luthene C (Lewis & Gilman), notary public, res n a Washington bet 6th and 7th. Gilmore Block, w s Front bet Spring and Seneca. Gilmore David, vessel capt, res w s Front bet Seneca and Spring. Gilson Cassins W, farmer, res s e cor 4tli and Cedar. Gilson George F, res s s Wall bet 2d and 3d. Gilson George N, engineer, res s e cor Cedar and 4th. Gilson RuAis K, Teas, Coffees and Spices 1005 Front, rms same. (See iuside front cover.) Gilson Wm A, elk R K Gilson, res same. Gim Gee, restaurant, e u S 3d bet Main and Washington. Gimwald Charles H, engineer str Daisy, res aboard. Gingrus A, cigarmkr, bds l^ew England Hotel. Giraldin Louis, warehouseman Ocean Dock, res n e cor 10th and King. O ar o 5' (ft cO CI g . Xl. WU\.JaJ Mllilil»UI»PIiIK». RTI\. MUPPIilEH n •MT PRtCBH. I 19a Paciflo Ave., and I lai R. R. St., TAOOMA. W. T. SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Jobbers Had Retalleri* or Hardivwre and Impl«mentB. Th« Best UoodM. Vii«* liowfst Prlc«*s. CO 257 B. L. POLK & CO. 8 9» C9 CO 4 o Givler Leah H, dressmaker Mr8 H C Maddocks, rms cor 2d and Cherry. Glass Mary (wid Thomas), bda 211 Main. Glavan John, fisherman, rms foot of Union. Gleason Michael D, upholsterer, res a s Miarion bet Front and 2d. Gleason W H (W H Gl sou & Co), res Young's Block Wash- ington. Gleason W H & Co (Wm H Gleason, Paris McCain),^ dairymen Young's Block Washington. Gleeson James, lab, res s s tlackson 1 e S 11th. Glen Rev John, pastor Free Methodist Church, res e s Broad- way 1 s of James. Glenn James, railroad contractor, bds Ocean House. Glick "Wm F, lab, res Denny's Add N Seattle. Gliesman Ingwer, lab, res n s Eads 1 e of Kenuey. Glissman John, screwturner O I Co's saw mill. Glove Michael, lab, res s w cor S 10th and Mill. Gode, contractor, rms s s Marion bet Front and 2d. Godfrey George M (Barto & Godfrey), res 9th nr Mill. Goding Eldridge, steamboat capt, res 1910 2d. Goflf, 8ee Ooug/i. I Goerke Gu§ta¥ A, Merchant Tailor 1105 Front, rms same. [See p 50.) Goetz Alfred £, snpt Fuget Sound Ride and Leather Co, res e s 2d 2 8 of Seneca. Gold Bar Hotel, foot "Washington. Golden Rule Bazaar, 820 Front. Goldsmith Joseph, rms Esmond Hotel. Goldstein diaries, hatter Yesler-Leary blk, res w s 3d In of Madison. Goldtrip Lizzie, domestic J T Smith. Good Miss Carrie D, res bet Mill and Main nr Elm. Good John E) Propr Seattle Brass and Bell Foundry 421 Commercial, res bet Mill and Main nr Elm. {See p 25.) Good Goonathas, steward Providence Hospital, res same. Good Shepherd Episcopal Chapel, s e cor Sd and Blanchard. Good Wm O, teamster, res 813 Main. Goodall Charles, molder Allmoud & Phillips, res w 8 7th bet Pike and Pine. Good brand George, longshoreman, res nr S 6th and Jackton, Goodburn Robert, carp, res n w cor Temperance and Tbooiat. Goode Wm J, florist, res Denny's Add N Seattle. OT A 'Km>1?'D'P The only honse in Taooma which handle* tha LesdlnK . JUiV. JN UrJZiXb X , MrHnilM nr Kent acky »ad Mort la Lcti lai Aer* Trtoti. Muniniom nnn ii»untu Srcwi i«t &■ uah 1mm Wigo Utw. SEATTl,.^ DIUEOTORy. 262 Haines J Charles (Struve, Haines & McMicken), res n e cor Union and 7tn. Haines Wm H, farmer, bds Bazel Haines. Haley John, machinist W I Works Oo, rins Colnmbia House. Haley John (Haley «fe Wriglit), res w s 3d bet Pike and Pine. Haley J H, logger, bds San Francisco Hotel. Haley &> Wrig^ht (John Haley, Charles A Wright), Grocers 612 Front. {Seep 11.) ^ Half Way House, w s Front bet Lenora and Virginia. Hall Abijah L (Hardy & Hall), res n w cor 3d and Pike. Hall Adolph, carp, res e s Kailroad nr Pike. Hall Miss Dora M. music teacher, bds Mrs L E Hall. Hall Frank L, operator W f^ Tel Co, b^s Mrs L E Hall. Hall Fred M, printer, res w s 3d bet afcniBca and University. Hall George K dairy, bds Western Hwel. Hall George W, pres Hall & Paulson Furniture Co, res n s Vir- ginia bet 10th and 11th. Hall G E, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co. Hall Horace ill, Physician and Surgeon, Office Eooms No 5 and 6 Gordon Hardware Bldg, res n s Union bet 4th and 5 th. Hull Isaac m. Lawyer 19 and 20 Yester-Leary Block, res same. Hall Job W, prop Lake Washington stage, res w s Ash 4 n of Depot, Hall Laura E, cor sec P S Co-op Col, res e s 2d bet Seneca and University. Hall Lincoln A, cik Gallagher & Raymond, bds J W Hall. Hall Miss Nettie, assistant M S McClaire. Hall Rena, res N Seattle. Hall Sarah E (wid Walter B), res w s 3d bet Seneca and Univer- sity. Hall Valentine, Mngr Pacific Postal Tel Co, res n w cor 2d and Blanchard. Hall Walter A, priViter, res w s 3d bet Seneca and University. Hall Wm, lab Puget Sound Hide and Leather Co. Hall Wm L, farmer, res Lake nr cor 3d Pontius add. Hall 1¥ Finlay, Real Estate 625 Front, res 1116 3d. Hall St. Paulson Furniture Co, George W Hall Pres and Mngr, W R Forrest Sec and Treas, foot Commercial. Hallahan M, seaman str Idaho. Hallberg John, lab, bds U S Boarding House. FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Bt. Rev. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Pres. RaT. J. A. Nioholnon. Bnot. J. F. Beardaley, Physician. TACOMA, W. T. CB to H ,1 ThoM whn b«lirf« "Home Indnatry' thonld patronize ilBii»nietioii Wnaranteed ''LaleDiiiOBFiiniitireM'fiiCo. RMldM jon will MT* mpner therabr. __ _ LARaEttT tnucK. nill Mt., npp. Ofi«l' I CA SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Frant Street, Seattle. Aff«>RtB far Bain Wmtont. Howe ISo«3«9, Atkina* Mllver Mte«I Haw*. O 265 R. L. POLK A CO.'S SO CO ■ i i •I «£ Gt agg it S« M 111 « Har1;eca. H.Hrrington Linda, res S\'S Washington. Harrington Win A (Har ington & Smith), res n e cor 9th and Clierry. Hairinj^ton ji Smith (Wm A Harrington Seattle, Andrew Smitii San Franciaco), general store, w 8 Commercial bet Mill and Washington. Ilarria AliVed, Capt Salvation Army, rms La Veta Lodging House. 91sirriH Georg'e "W, Pres let Nat Bank and Washington Iron Works Co, rcd n w cor 4th and James. Harris Henry (Finkelstein «fe Harris), rea n s Marion bcc 2d and 3d. Harris Jsadore, clothing n e cor Front and Columbia, bds Occi- dentjil Hotel. Harris Slg, elk I Hnrris, bds Occidental Hotel. Harris Sylvanua C, res n w cur 7th and Union. Harris Wm, lab, rins 1730 Front. Harris Win H, painting s s Marion bet Front and 2d, rea same. Harris Wm M, clerk, rm? Eureka Lodging House. Hfiirison THsa Carrie, dressmkr, bds Law's 1st Add to city. Harrifion Lev Piiares B, pastor 1st Congregational Church, res n w cor 3d and Clay. C' T A ltf(Q.'l?P T' Hole Au'ViiX for tho yort-nt Kinff »hliik"-.lhe ifamouit ». XJ£X. l^ 'UtXtitt) Jl , n, m Taylnr'n fiv r.nnpi-r dlirtllteU ll X r m 4 IP 9> ^5 CD O a» sr ST It I It n I 'I 'I ■Ulii SETTLERS LOCATED in any of the Paget Hfinnd Conotiw. GARDNER & HOGG,»^' ENGINEERS. itntTiTorioflu SEATTLE. W.T. ■ s O 267 B. L. POLK k OO.'S 4> O "3 Q. C9 < Q. U Z I- Heith Mra Lulu J (Stevens & Heith), rms n w cor 6th and Union. Hdler Charles H. lab, res 503 S 8th. Hellmond Alex, musician, rins 720^ Front. Ilemen Frank P, saloon w s Front nr Virginia, res same. Hemen John F, helper Pacific and Puget Sound Soda Works, bds Frank P Hemen. Hemingway Lewis P, clerk Haley & Wright, rms w s 2d bet Cherry and Columbia. Hemrich Andrew (Hemrich & Co), res e s Grant nr head of bay. Hemrich John fHemrich & Co), resides Alma, Wis. Hemrich John y, bdj^ 711 S 8th. Hemrich & Co (Andrew Hemrich, Fred Kirsclmer, John Hem- rich), proprs Bayview Brewery, e s Grant nr head of bay. Henderson J rark, orinter L «& H S recaiTo ohronio oaM* »t nny Puget Sound Hospital ^^^^^wmIu^Io^k;^^ Land and Marine Engines, | ^f*"'"!'®^®*' »n« railed upu'i for ih» ▼•^ry buut trork. Uoodii 271 n. L. FOLK k CO.'S &> CO 12 % Howe Carrol, clerk Chester Cleary, bds Windsor House. Howe George L, salooiikpr, res w s 4th 1 n of Union. Howes Charles A, student, bds s w cor 7th and James. Howes Edmond £, carpenter, res s w cor 7th and James. Hoyt Henry HI (Mitchell, Sparling & Co), rms s w cor 4th and Columbia. Hoyt John P, mngr Dexter Horton & Co. Hoyt Samuel A, cigars 608 Front, rms Denny Blk. Hoyt Miss Viola v , bds Mrs M A Vestel. Huband Martin, butcher, res foot of Pike. Hubbard James, messenger E Lobe & Co, bds cor 9th aqd Stewart. Hubbard Wm B, carpenter, rms s e cor 4th and* Mill. Hubbart Adam E, carpenter, bds cor 8th and Howell. Hubbart Elisha H, miner, res cor 8th and Huwell. Hubbell John M (Jones & Hubbell), rms D H Webster. Huddi Michael, laborer, rms w s S 3rd bet Main and Jackson. Hnerta Manuel, harness and saddlery cor Mill arid Bailroad, res s e cor Washington and 4th. Huey George W, bartender Andrew Lunn, res same. Huff Edgar T, clerk H Hershberg & Co, res e s Water 3 s of Battery. Hoff Miss Lulu R, student, bds n w cor S 9th and King. Ilughea Mrs J H, res e s 2d 5 n of Marion. Hn|jrhee J Walter (Hughes & Miller), res n s Pike bet 2d and 3d. Hughes Wm, laborer, res n of Lincoln e of Broadway. Hughcii Will H, Sec Seattle BuiKling and Loan Associa- tion, res 8 e cor Harrison and Temperance. Hughes <& Miller (J Walter Hughes, Henry W Miller), grocers, 828 Front. Hughson, see Iluson. Hull Commodore, carpenter, res n e cor Water and Cedar. Hume Joseph, teamster Seattle Lumb and Com Co. Humes Newton, lab Puget Sound Hide and Leather Co. Humes Thomas J, lawyer Arcade Bldg, res w s Broadway nr Madison. Hummell Miss Cora M, milliner, bds s e cor Mill and S 11th. Hummell Ira, waiter, bds s e cor Mill and S 11th. Hummell John H, printer J A Stewart, res se cor Mill and S 11th. Hummel Louis G, lawyer Colman Bldg, rms same. Hummell Richard M, elk Samuel Hunter, res se oor Mill and 11th. LEADING RbAL ESTATE OEALtK intheFirgt Ulli U UADDIC i-EAUINU REAL ESTATE DEA fflf!i n. MMnnlOi f'^^, Heoan««ll yon»tt^d r.K)k ' fur Mle wiihiD the TT ib of th« o;ty. OlrFICJB. OVICK OVD TACOUA A*0«*T OkVrtCiC, TACOaiA. W. T. HALL & CAYENDER, REAL ESTATE, LOAN BROKERS, TAOOM«. W T. faEATTLE DIRECTORY. 272 Humphries Samuel D, lab, res foot of Moltke, Lake Union. Hunt Edward E, elk, bds John W Hunt. Hunt John W, policeman, res w s S 4th bet Mill and Washing- ton. Hunt L S J, Editor in Chief and General Manager Post- Intelligencer, res n wcfor Columbia and 4th. Hunter James, sailor, res e s Beach road nr McDonald's mill. Hunter John HV, ExpresLman and General Teamster ofiice with C F Frasch cor Mill and Montgomery, res s s Mill bet S 3d and S 4th. Hunter Samuel, Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper etc 924 Front cor Madison, res s s Wall nr West. [See p 41.) Huntley Edward C ( J W Smith & Co, Huntley & Manwaring), res w 8 5th bet Marion and Columbia. Huntley Elijah, upholsterer, res e s 6th bet Cherry and James. Huntley George J, res 2015 2d. Huntley Sk IVIanwaring (Edward C Huntley, Edward Manwaring), Cit^ars, Books etc, s e cor Commercial and Washington. Huntoon Daniel R, miner, res 112 Bell. Hurley Lena, domestic C B Bussell. Hurlock Benjamin, brakeman C & P S R R, bds w s S 7th nr the Bay. Hurst Amos, box maker Seattle Soap Co, res s e cor Depot and Oak. Hurwood Char!es W, printer P I, res n w cor 5th and James. Huse Mrs Augusta, lodgings 13 Jackson. Huson Augustus P, spar maker, res e s 4th 2 n of Terrace. Huson Edward L, spar maker, bds e s 4th 2 n of Terrace. Huson Henry R, mach Washington Iron Works Co, res s w cor S 8th and Main. Hutchison Archibald, brakeman C & P S R RCo, bds 416 Main. Hutchison David, lab, res Prospect Hill, N Seattle. Hutton Arthur F, uiaohinist Moran Bros, nns Wright's Res- taurant. Hyatt N Lee, logger, rms Bell Hotel. Hyde David N, res e s 3d 2 n of Columbia. Hyde Sheldon D, bds e s 3d 2 n of Columbia. o H Z m > o o ■0 s. Iddings Elliott 0, barber J M Bennett, rms Pacific House. Ihrig Louia G, res Denny blk. n. H WOOD SHELF HARDWARE^ v^. M^. ▼» V-rv^j«^, I'alldliiK Wuppllfn a Mpecliiliy. lltfit Paeine Ave., and 11«1 H. K. Mt. or a.cos,c1a.. 'v<7^ T. o 8 •as FKONT MTBBKT, HARDWARI AND IMPLIMINT8, WHOLI8AI.B AND RKTAIL. CO 278 B. L. POLK & 00. '8 oo i Ingalls John, lab, res rear a w cor Jackson and 2d. Ingrahnm Edward 8, City Supt of Public schools. Office Central School, res 1909 2d. Ingersoll Oliver W. surveyor, ring s s Madison bet 5th and 6th. Isaacs Mark L, clerk Toklas & Singerman, res 417 Washington nr 4th. Ito Achirah, medical student Dr P B M Miller, res same. iTey Edwin, House Furnishing Goods 122 Cherry, res n e cor 8th and James. J Jacklin Grace (wid Daniel), res e s Sd bet Union and Pike. Jacklin Miss Josephine, has Mrs P £ Nichols. Jackson Andrew, pastor Swedish Lutheran Church, res n w cor 8th and Virginia. Jackson Daniel B, pras Washington Steamboat and Transportation Co, res Port Gamble. Jackson David W, sash and doormkr Or^on Improvement Co's sawmill, res n e cor Bush and Weller. Jackson Edwin, lab, res 517 S 8th. Jackson Jacob, lab Stetsou & Post Mill Co, res rear 311 S 8d. Jackson Sampson, butcher Borst & Co, res s s Mill nr Lawton's nursery. Jackson Samuel, capt str Eliza Anderson, res e s 7th bet Stew* art and Virginia. Jackson Street School, s s Jackson nr 2d bridge. Jackson Wm, bridge builder, bds San Francisco Hotel. Jacobs Mies Ada, bds Geo S Jacobs. Jacobs George S, sec Washington Steamboat and Transportation Co, res w s 8th bet Pine and Howell. Jacobs Hiram J, lawyer Arcade bldg, res e s 4th bet Spring and Seneca. Jacobs Orange (Jacobs & Jenner), res e s 4th bet Spring and Seneca. Jacobs & Jenner (Orange Jacobs, Charles E Jenner), lawyers, Arcade bldg. Jacobson August, bartender Oscar Johnson, bds same, ^acobson Mrs Susanna, res foot of Pike, /acques Bartholomew, shoemaker A P Freeman, bds Villard House. Jager Fred, elk P C Jager, bds o s 6th bet Pike and Union. Jager Peter C, grocer ss Main bet Commercial and S 2d, res e s 6th bet Pike and Union. C. LANQERT, Diatillera and M«nufaatnren Agaat for the North Paoifio Coast. MbIcm his ptirohites from the rerr larRest Head- qnarters in the east, aod does bosiness on Eastera Principles. A fair and square deal to •TwybodirciumntMd. 1 •8 c ST CO 1 I E. C. Vaughan & Co. r ft n WBOLK8AI.K AND RKTAIL Olty Book »nir«ii F, Justice of Peace n s Washington bet Comme'./ul and 2(1, res n e cor Dexter and John. Jones Howe'il, blacksmith C & P S R K Co. Jones Hugh II, car oiler C & P S R R Co; res n s Main bet 7th and 8th Jones Humphrey (H Jones & Son), res s e cor 5th and Jefferson. Jones H & Son (Iltnnphrey and Wm B), boots and shoes, s s Mill bet Commercial and 2d. o H Z PI 7) > la' o cO a g »^ 1-3 o t> It* tr* ►xJ o t-i l-i CO PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL. Tacoma.W. T. Special attention givn tn all chronic Hffliutinns, includiiiR those eufFering from Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. ,■- .> IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) m 1.0 I.I 2.0 1.8 1.25 1.4 1.6 „ 6" ^ 7 Photographic Sciences Corporation \ ^^ 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. 14580 (/16) 872-4503 4^ ^^ N> c> '^^ pu^- -(JV Ln K No intoreet Size 25x120 ft. Fshelman. LlflwellVD &, Co. Seattle. M'w «J ■ X ■ o SEATTLE DIREOTOBY. 278 Kabberg R M, fireman Occidental Hotel. Kahaiey John L, drayman, bds n 8 Cherry 2 w of 7th. Kaiser John, cabinet maker, res 517 8 8tb. » Kalberg Peter N, watchman, res Moltke nr Harrison. S3 Kalesen Christina (wid Peter), honsekeepor Vitus Smith. gg Kane James, logger, bds San Francisco Hotel. o Kane Katie, dressmaker Annie DeGraf, res n w cor 6th and § Jackson. 5 Kane Sarah (wid John), res n s Jackson nr S 5th. § Kaneko Henry, restaurant 135 Mill, res same. § Karkee Charles, baker Wra Ritterhoflf. =» Karnes Clara, 2d asst prin Denny school, res cor 2d and Blan- 5 chard. 3 Karrigan Hugh, laborer, res e s S 6th 5 s of Main. g, Kasdorf Wm O, laborer Stetson & Post Mill Co, bds Our S House. g Kautman David, res n e cor 7th and Marion. ~ Kaufman Gnssie, bds n e cor 7th and Marion. Kaufman Sfimuel, clerk, bds n e cor 7th and Marion. Kaufman Miss Sarah, bds n e cor 7th and Marion. Keagie Ben, laborer Stetson & Post Mill Co, bds 503 S Stli. Keane John J, shoemaker s s Mill bet Commercial and 2d, res same. Keating Michael M (M M Keating & Co), res n s 2d bet Pine and Virginia. Keating m m & Co (M M Keating), Paints, Glass, Wall Paper etc. 111 Commercial. Keel Daniel, laborer, bds California House, Keene Frank A, barber 108 Commercial, res 406 S 11th. Keene Miss Lydia M, bds 406 S llth. Keeren John, plasterer, res 2414 Front. Keezer Miss Mamie L, student, bds n w cor 5th and Mill. Keezer Moses, contractor, res n wcor 5th and Mill. Keggie Miss Maggie, laundress, rms LaVeta Lodging House. Kehoe Andrew, bds n w cor Mill and 2d. Kehoe Miss Annie, bds n w cor 2d and Mill. Kehoe Michael, longshoreman, reo Laka nr 5th Pontius' add. Kehoe Samuel, Lodging House, n w cor 2d and Mill. Keil Charles (Keil CO t/> taa 8? 3 f n 8 S^ Is Remember Lake Union Furnitp W7g Co, j^mc Furniture They carry the best aj.d largest stock m theTerntory.^THElR PHK^EB ri« thoTowSar. 91111 i»tr«'et. »pp OvrldfiitMi Hniel, i^lSATTIiE. 279 E. L. POLK A CO.'d Eh S3 O Pi Eh M u 1-4 o» o tn o Keitli Caroline J (wid Joseplij, res 1521 3d. Keitli Dexter D, res w 8 4th 2 s of Pine. Keitli Rowena R (wid Win), res w s 4tli 2 s of Pine. Keller Nicholas, stone cutter H M Wright, rms s e cor Marion and 2d. Kellogg Charles L F, clerk G Davis & Co, rms s e cor 7th and Pike. ; Kellogg Charles W, clerk G Kellogg & Co, bds Gardner Kellogg. Kellogg David, sec and gen inaiigr Pnget Sound Hide and Leather Co, res n w cor Madison and 5th. Kellogg Edward C, clerk G Kellogg&Co, bds Gardner Kellogg. Kellpgg Gardner (G Kellogg & Co), chief Fire Dept, res e.s West bet Leonora and Blanchard. Kellogg George A, lawyer, res La Veta Lodging House. Kellogg €r & Co (Gardner Kellogg), City Drug Store, s w cor Mill and Commercial, logg Miss Hattie M, teacher, rms La Yeta Lodging House. logg John A, mach C & P S R R. logg John, student, rms Brown's blk. ogg John D, boilermkr, rms s s Madison bet Front and 2d. Ke Ke Ke Ke Ke Ke logg J C, physician, res e s 3d nr Pine. < 0. u z I- logg Mrs Mary E, prop LaVeta Lodging House, s s Main bet 2d and 3d. Kelly Albert C, clerk, bds M A Kelly. Kelly Daniel, cook San Francisco Hotel, res cor Pike and West. Kelly Frederick, lab, res w s Ash 5 n of depot. Kelly Creorge, Propr Seattle Boiler Works foot of Mill, res s e cor 2d and Bell. [See p 25.) Kelly James, longshoreman, res rear 503 S 8th. Kelly John, blacksmith C & P S R R, bds e s 4th 1 n of Pike. Kelly John, engineer, bds San Fi-ancisco Hotel. Kelly John, pile driver Allen & Nelson. Kelly Matthew A, druggist 102 Commercial, res w s 4th bet Columbia and Marion. Kelly Patrick, boomman O I Go's sawmill, res w s 9th nr Vir- ginia. Kelly Thomas, lab J D McDermott, res nr Lake Union. Kelly Wm, lab, rms 115 Cherry. Keinp§ter Bros (Christopher W, Thomas L), Carpenters, Contractors and Builders, Pontius nr Lake Union. Kempster Christopher W (Kempster Bros), res Pontius nr Lake Union. RT IVTO'RQT? Window Shades, Building Paper.Varnishes • •*•• i^LvyXvOJil, LIME, PLASTER AND HAIR. Nbw Whatoom, W. T. PAIKT €01<0UM. COAIi OIL. HALL & CAVENDER, Farm, Timber and Coal Lands. T-fi^coasXA., -rxr. rr. SEATTLE DIKECTOBY. 280 Kempster Thomas L (Kempster Bros), res Pontius nr Lake Union. Kendall Frederick P, clerk H M Hall, rms same. Kendall Thomas H, carp, res n e cor Bell and 3d. '"'Kennedy Addison R, Cashier Pnjret Sonnd Shore R R, Columbia and Pnget Sound R R, 6 li & N Co, PC S S •Go and N P R R Co, rms n e cor Main and Commercial. Kennedy Fannie, cigarmkr, bds n w cor 5th and James. Kennedy H, cashier, rms Mrs D J McKinney. Kennedy John II, engineer, res w s 5th 1 n of Pike. Kennedy Michael, bartender BijouTheater, rms Bank Exchange. Kennedy Wtri J, clerk Seattle Hardware Co, bds M D Ballard. Kennett Charles shoe maker s o Mill bet Commercial and Rail- road, res same. Kenney, see also Kinney. Kenney Block, n e cor Front and Columbia. Kenney Jphn, boots and shoes 808 Front, res same. Kenney Samuel, Merchant Tailor w s Commercial bet Mill and Washington, res 112 Columbia. Kent Plenry H, mach Wash Iron Wks Co, res e s 10th 2 s of Main. Kenyon Block, w s Front bet Madison and Spring. Kenyon DeWitt C, sash a'ld door mkr O 1 Co's saw mill, res n w cor S 9th and King. Kenyon J Gardner, office and res Kenyon Blk, Front. Kenwood Robert, res e h Front 2 s of University. Kenworthy Mrs Mary E, res e s 5th bet Union and Pike. Keogh John, tailor R J Graham, rms same. Kern John, lab, bds Richard Kern. Kern Richard, lab, res e s S 4th bet Mill and Washington. Kerr Alexander, rms LaVeta Lodging House. Kerr Joseph, pile driver foreman Allen & Nelson, bds San Fran- cisco Hotel. Kershaw T R, lawyer, bds w s West 2 s of Wall. Kestermann John, lab, bds rear 311 S 3d. Ketchum Joel, res w p West 1 s of Wall. Kidd I. juis R, printer, rms e s 2d bet Seneca and University. Kierski Henry, saddler, bds 1004 Front. Kierski Miss Hannah, bds 1004 Front. Kierski Wm, elk E Lobe & Co. res 1004 Front. Kilbourne Edward C, dentist 625 Front, rms s e cor 3d and Columbia. o H Z m ■0 > o o IP9 ■q 2- 5" o 5 2. 3" ci (0 A G. H. WOOD. iJ^vi'v.."! 9Ie\vi*ll '^Vhkom hrMl A«rl4*.al- ImpleinentH. 11»» Pacinc Ave., and 11»1 K. H. Mt. TACOMA, W. T. Seattle Hardware Co. «C5 Vront Mt., Mea^tle. LOOftEKS' BLACKSMITHS' BUILDERS' MILLMBN'S [SUPPLIES !( CO 281 03 B. L. POLK & CO.'S CO OS OP CD C9 CO ex. CO CO en >% Q) C C o ^ 1 II Kilbourne Everett H, dentist 625 Front, res same. Killen Joseph C, expressman, res 714 Main. Killen Wm, bds 714 Main. KiltonJFred A, bds e s 7th 1 s of Alder. Kilton^Ivory H, capt str Rip Van Winkle, res e s 7th 1 8 of Alder. Kimball Frank, clerk, res e s 8th bet Colnmbia and Cherry. Kimber Mrs H, laundress Occidental Hotel. Kimber H, laundryman Occidental Hotel. Kimber Jennie, laundress Occidental Hotel. Kimmel H, lab, bds Western Hotel. King A H, sawyer Western Mill Co, bds n w cor 5th and James. King County Investment Co, F J Grant pros, S L Crawford treas, S E Smith sec. Post bldg. King Frank, lab, res ss Washington bet S 3d and S 4th. King Thomas, ship carp res n w cor Box and Ash. King Terence, longshoreman, rms foot Union. Kinley Ambrose R, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, res foot S 7th. Kinley Edward H, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, res foot S 7th. Kinnear George, real estate 625 Front, res n e cor 3d and Spring. Kin near John R, lawyer 625 Front, res s w cor Front and Vine. Kinnear Ritchey, bds J R Kinnear. » Kinney, see also Kenney. Kinney Aaron A, physician, bds n s Republican nr Bismarck.* Kinney Wm A, stock dealer, res n s Republican nr Bismarck. Kirk Samuel C, elk A B Stewart, rms Starr blk. Kirshner Fred (Hemrich & Co), res 711 S 8th. Kitling^er Charlen H, Examiner Guarantee Loan and Trust Co, res 1006 4th. Kittinger George B, with Guarantee Loan and Trust Co., res • 1010 4th. Klassbiti Mrs Kate, rms foot of Pike. Kline Abraham H, jeweler 120 Commercial, rras same. Kline Lazarus (Kline & Rosenberg), res San Francisco. Kline Sc Rosenberg (Lazarus Kline, Samuel Rosenberg), Clothing, Boots and Shoes etc, 208 Commercial. Kl inker Julius H, butcher, rms 817 Main. Knapp CapelTa B, physician s w cor 9th and Terrace, res same. Kneiger Fred, teamster, rms C M Phelps. Knitflit Charles V Tayl( OT AltfnLIT'D'P Importer and Wholeuale Dealer in *%ln«i«, ll«.y Bourbon »••lper r. WlistroM C«^ Ikland Co., Ssa?t".£^ * "^' WARRANTS RlBK €o., BOUGHT. Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. Seattle. ; SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 282 n Knight Mrs Ida, res Denny's Add N Seattle. Knight Samuel F, photographer, res e s 2d bet Union and Pike. Knipe Robert, Eeal Estate Colman bldg, res s e cor 3d and Blanchard. KncfiE John J, sec Co-operator Printing and Pub Co, res s w cor Battery and 4th. Knox Oscar, driver Seattle Co-operative Society, res 1422 7th bet Pike and Union. Kuudsen Bertha, domestic J J Post. Knnst Henry C, bartender George Meister, res w s Pike 3 n of Olive. Koch, see aho Cook. Koch Adam, lab, bds n s Washington bet S 10th and S 11th. Koch A L "Wm, bartender, res e s 7th bet Stewart and Virginia. Koch Eberhardt, lab, res s w cor 12th and Charles. Koch John, student, bds s w cor 12th and Charles. Koch Wm, cabinetmaker Hall & Paulson Furniture Co, res 7th nr Stewart. Kohn, see Cohn. Koleman, see also Coleman and Colman. Koleman James, clerk Schwabacher Bros & Co, res n w cor » 3d and Marion. f- Kollock Archibald M, bds s w cor Madison and 5tb. e Kollock Margaret M (wid John M), res s w cor Madison and 5th. a Korn Isaac (Clericus & Korn), rms n e cor Front and Madison. 'Koolett J H, lab, bds San Francisco Hotel. K^rn Id, President and Manager The Mechanics' Store Occi- dental block, res n s Washington bet 10th and 11th. Kozlowski Wm, clerk, res s s Columbia 1 w of 5tli. Kratz Lorenzo, brewer, res w s 10th nr Pine. Krieger Charles, carp, res s s Lincoln e of Broadway, Krieger Charles H, turner Lake Union Furniture Co, res n e cor Frank and dth. Kriegl' Ma?:, physician Opera House block, res same. Kvose Wm, lab, bds above McDonald's mill nr Amy. Krose Wm F, lab, res above McDonald's mill nr Amy. Krng, Adolph, boolrkeeper Wm Ritterhoff, res n w cor 4th and Cedar. Kurapf Frederic J, tinner,'bds e s S 6th 1 n of Jackson. Knmpf Peter P, plumber J Schram, res e s 6th 1 n of Jackson. Kurz Bernhard, Saloon foot of Moltke Lake Union, res Lake nr Harrison li II h ll CD 90 CO CA3 R. I, MORSE. School Supplies & stationery, ' Ammunition & Fishing Tackle. New WhAteom, W. T. " w o O S p o <1 'bo .9 a o a el o s o (A o CIVIL ENQINEERS, GARDNER & HOGG, City Marv«.vnr's omc<^. OiCO Front Mtrpft. MKATTIiK. M^. V. 283 R. L. POLK & CO.'S r, T E Jones Agt, cor 4th and Blan- Labar Nelson, laborer Stetson & Post Mill Co, res foot, Com- mercial. ■-■ ■■ LaBounty Frank, laborer, res nr cor Brook and 5tli Pontins Add. Lacey Charles P, blacksmith, res \v a S 12th I s of Plummer; Lacey Dilluzon S, res e s 4th 1 n of Seneca. LaChapelle George, carp, rms La Veta Lodging House. ■ La Veta Lodging House, s s Main bet 2d and 3d. Lachenal Joseph, laiindryinan Mrs Mary Lachenal, res same.. Lachenal Mrs Mary, laundry e s Commercial bet King and Jackson, res same, Ladd Wm S, Pres Dexter Horton & Co, res Portland Or. Ladebauch John B, waiter Arlington Hotel. Lair Peter J (P J Lair & Co), res n e cor Front and James. Lair P J & Co (Peter J Lair, John H Rengstorff), Boots and Shoes, n e cor Front and James. (^See adv opp.) Lake T "W, Shipyard foot Lake ave, res Water 1 n of bar- rel factory. Lake Union Ice Co,, chard. (See p 44.) Lake Wm H, bds T W Lake. Lake Union Furniture Wlfg Co, Andrew J Charles- ton Pres, Herman J Norden Sec, Martin B Gnnderson Treas, Furniture Makers and Dealers, office and ware- room cor 2d and Mill opp Occidental Hotel, factory Lake Union. {See top lines.) Lake Washington Mill Co, Guy C Phinney pres and ragr, C Clark sec. Lake Washington foot Jackson. Lamb Frederick, res n s Lenora 2 e of 7th. Lambi John, bartender John Johnson, bds same. Lamont John, carp, res 724 Main. Lrtnderoth P, laborer Stetson & Post Mill Co. Landtner Win, laborer Stetson & Post Mill Co. Lane Silas, laborer, res s e cor 6th and Main. Lanerdy Lillie J, domestic Dr H D Longaker. Lang James M (J M Lang &Co), res 817 Front. Langr J IVI & Co (James M Lang, Mary A Vestel), Drug- gists, 817 Front, Lang^ Milton, clerk Lowman & Hanford S & P Co, bds Colum- bia House. Lange iTIarf in (Martin Lange & Co), Saloon s w cor Front and Battery, res 1934 Front. Dr. C. E. CASE, surgical diseases ricoMA-WT. OF WOMEN. p. J, Lair. -* J. H. Renostorff Boot and Shoe Store p. J. LAIR " 11 • ■( fi T^coaiA, W. T. Attention given to the cure of the Opium, morphine and Chloral Habit. STATIONARY ENQIKES Washington Ironworks Co. With •T wlthvnt i*4]«stable nvt-oir. MRATTLB. 4 I i 286 R. L. POLK ft OO.'S CO CO •MM* J5 Ijovinsky Lawretice C, elk Toklas A Singerman, rma 417 WaiK> ington. Lawrence John P, bricklayer, res cor Lincoln and 5th, Pon« tius' Add. Lawson Augustus G, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, res w s 9th 1 n of Mill. Lawton Charles W, nursery n s Mill nr Randolph, red sam«.' Laycoek John H, Painter, shop s w cor ^d and Colnuibia, res 8 e cor Seneca and 6 th. Leamey Patrick, lab, res Rollins nr John, Lake Union. Leaniey Mrs, domestic Occidental Hotel. Leary John, sec Spring Hill 'W' Ater Co, res r. e cor 2d and Mad* ison. I>eary John, drayman, rea 1717 Front. Learitt John, barber, foot Marion. Le Ballister Charles F, logger, res s s Battery nr Water. Leek John, galvanized iron cornices foot of Columbia, res w 8 3d bet Cherry and James. JLedfferwood Wna E, Deputy Clerk District Court, re« n w cor Pike and 8d. Lee Alfred W, tinsmith Mechanics' store, bds St Charlea Hotel. Lee Charles, «eaman str Idaiio. Lee C A, fireman str Edith, res on board. Lee Theron G, lab, res n s Lake nr Front. Leech £d, lab, bds California House. Leifhelm Theresa (wid Theodore), res e s Box nr 6th. Leiter Wm, carpStetson & Post Mi'l Co, res nr Kenne]^ bet Eads and Willow. Leland Henry, printer P-I, res s s Se:ieea bet 6th and dtb.- Lennon Jennie, domestic n e cor 8th and Spring. Leonard Thomas A, lab, res n s Lake nr East. Leonard Wm, turner Seattle Lumber and Com Co. Leroy Arthur J D, lab, res nr cor Box and Mercer, N Seattle. Lesage Michael, lab, rms foot Pike. Le Sonrd Rev David G, presiding elder Seattle District M K Church, res 1609 4tb. Lester Edward G, lab, res Denny's Add, N Seattle. Lester John T (PritcharJ & Lester), res same. Let Andrew, lab, res n s Warren nr Depot. Levy Bros TMoses and Charles), cigars and tobacco, 113 Ooittv mercial. Levy Charles (Levy Bros), rms cor Front and Madison. COLLINS & POWELLJTaiasPaid. RontsColleeM- WHATCOM, W. T. lafcraiation Given Nen*R«slilent«. JBay Aer9 Trmmtm aear Hcattle ef / rortanaa made by baring iianh traeta E8HELMAN. LLEWELLYN L CO., Brokers. \ S^L "^."Srtoal'ljrve'liTo: Pot BuiltHnff, B»atUe, Wash. near rapidly (trowint cltira, as Minne* apolifl. Bt. Paul, Omaha, D»nver. et Bo will parohaaea near Seattle prove. SEATTLE DIREOTOBY. 286 X ■ O liCTy H Emanuel, Propr Seattle Bazuar 210 and 212 Commercial, res s s Marion bet 31 and 4th. Levy Jacob, tailor, e s Commercial nr Washington, res e s Front bet Seneca and University. Levy Moses (Levy Bros), bds 1004 Front Levy Hobert, clotning 803 Front, rms Brunswick Hotel. Lewin Arthur (A Lewin & Co), bds Brunswick Hotel. Lewin A & Co (Arthur Lewin), cigars and tobacco, 116 Com- mercial. Lewis Charles, cook Saddle Rock Restaurant. Lewis Harry M, sec The A P Hotaling Co, res e s Front SJ s of University. Lewis Henry, r-ook Our House, res same. Lewis Howaru H (Turner A Lewis), res n w cor 4th and Jrmes, Lewis James, lab Seattle Lumb and Com Co. Lewis James Hamilton (Lewis & Gilmaii), rms 322 S 2d. ^^ Lewis John, lab Seattle Lum and Com Co, res rear s s Jackson S' bet Commercial and 2d. SL lie wit Joseph R, Lawyer and Pres Gordon Hardware Co ^ office e s 3d bet Columbia and Cherry, res n e cor Sd and g Cherry. j^ Lewis Mrs Nellie (Mrs N Lewis & Sons), res St Charles Hotel, g* Lewis Nelson (Mrs N Lewis & Sons), res St Charles Hotel. "^ Lewis mrs N Sk Sons (Mrs Nellie, Swan and Nelson), n Proprs St Charles Hotel, 707 2d. S I«ewis Piiillip H, Capitalist, res e s 2d 1 n of James. ^ I o ID. w li I Ul < pa !-• <3 O E-» s CO M S3 CD* r Dtxtllird Hanil Made Monr IiraMh WhlmkleH; and carries the laraest stock of IVew XotrtL and Key West ClicarM. lOOO PACIFAC AV., TACUJNIA, W. T. DRAFTS ISSUED GRRUAWF IRKIiANI* GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. Seattle. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 290 McCall Mftrgaret, domestic Dr H D Longaker. McCall Capt, str Alki, rms Eureka Lodging House. McCann Emil, shoemaker H Jones & Son, rms ss Columbia bet 2d and 3d. McCarey James, bartender John McCarey, rms same. McCarey John, saloon s s Washington bet 2(1 and 3d, res same. McCarrogher Joseph, engineer str Biz, res on board. McCarthy Charles, cigars, foot of Mill, bds Our House. McCarty Mrs Mary, charwoman, rear s e cor 3d and Mill. McCarty Robert, laborer, rms Tremont House. McCaskill Alexander, res e s Cherry nr James, McCaskill Daniel, res Cherry nr James. McCathern, ship carpenter, bds Mrs M E Yates. McCauley A C, laborer Seattle Lumb and Com Co, bds New England Hotel. McCauley John, laborer City Livery Stable. McCauslaiid Ezekiel li, driver, res e s 6th bet Union and Uni- versity. McCausland Leroy O, cashier, res s s Charles nr 11th. McCauslin Mary A, attendant Providence Hospital. McClaire Joseph, driver Alfred Snyderj res w s 3d bet Pike and Pine. McClaire Josiali Q, expressman, bds 1521 3d. McClaire Mort S, photographer s w cor Front pnd Cherry, res w 6 Front bet Pike and Pine. McChinahan Enoch C, driver, res n w cor Mill and 3d. McClellan Charles, cigarmkr A C Miller, bds Lake Union. McClellan John L, policeman, res cor Bismarck and Republican. McCloud, see also McLeod. McClond Daniel, painter J C Laycock, bds St Charles Hotel. McCloud, lab, rms Tremont House. McColough Wm H, carriage painter, rms s e cor 6th and Cherry. McComb Henry B, bds w s 3d 1 n of Pike. nicConibs James, Supt Union Water Co, res n s Thomas rear Farm. McCombs James, sliipping elk R Merchant & Co, res foot of Marion. McConneil E W, decklinnd str Marion, res on board. McConnell George F, ''Ik The A P Hotaling Co, res rear n s Washington bet Gth and 7th. McConnell Mary A^(wid James D), res rear n s Washington bet 6th and 7th. DIAMOA OD/^AMQ SIumicuI iNerchandlwe and Maehlne r I^W^^Of \/n\«#%I^O| A ttaclim «••!«, at City Bo \i I? u da it I I 9 CO CD CD CD €0 SEWING MACHINES, TITT T rtCJTSOTJWT? ft Hft Attorney* at I^aw bbH fllLL, UdOUltiNL CU V/U.AbstractsofTitles King County O 291 6«9 Vront Mtr««>t. MKAlTTLB, W. T, R. L. POLK & CO.'S O Q. I ' < Q. Ill X H McCoombs liobert, deckhand str Herwin, res on board. McCorkle A Melvin, engineer, res s s Olive nr 8tb. McCowan David L, elk C Goldstein, res s w cor Bell and 8d. McCoy Annie (witl Robinson), furnished rooms, w s S 2d bet Main and Jackson. McCoy James W, lab, res nr cor S 7th and B. McCriggan, ship carp, bds Mrs M E Yates. McCnrdy James W, lab, res foot of Pike. McDaniel Daniel, teamster, res n e cor Washington and S 5th. McDaniel David, teamster, bds J L McDaniel. McDaniel Jacob L, policeman, res Lincoln nr 3d, Pontius' Add. McDermott J D, builder and contractor, res s s Mill bet 6th and 7th. McDermott Miss, student, rms Lyman Wood. McDiarmid, see MacJDiarmid. McDonald, see also MacDonald. McDonald Angus, res e s Grant nr limits. McDonald Ann (wid Patrick), res n w cor Jackson and 3d. McDonald Charles, blacksmith cor Mill and Railroad ave, res 809 2d. McDonald Miss Cora, packer Northwestern Cracker Factory, bds w s Front s of Bell. McDonald Daniel, bds U S Boarding House. McDonald Daniel R, lumber dealer, res 3d bet Pike and Union. McDonald Daniel S, bookkpr, res e s 3d bet Pike a^'d Pine. McDonald Henry, fireman, bds 424 5th. McDonald Henry, carp, res 1919 Front. McDonald James, bartender, rms Oak House. McDonald James, lab, rms foot Pike. McDonald James R, pres Safe Deposit Co, Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern R it Co, res 1530 3d. McDonald John C, blacksmith Charles McDonald, res Mill. McDonald John F (McDonald & Dowling), cigars etc 220 Com- mercial, res n s Main bet 8d and4tli. McDonald John W, bds U S Boarding House, McDonald Mary V (wld James), res 424 5th. McDoncid Michael, lab, res Denny's Add N Seattle. McDonald Michael, saloon 112 Washington, res s s James bet 4th and 5th. McDonald Patrick, bartender Pritchard & Lester, rms same. McDonald Patrick H, elk J F McDonald, bds n w cor 3d and Jackson. Dr. C. E.CASE, „?^^^^^^^t TAcoMA, w. T. a-TrajTEaoi^oa-is'i'. T JHO. S. BMER i, CO. whViai""" " JOBBERS OF' CIGARS AND TOBACCOS. SEATTLE DinECTORY. Grocers. 292 McDonald Wm, lab, bds 424 5th. McDonald Wm F, tailor S Kenney, res 703 2d. IfEcDoiiald &, Dowliiig^ (John F McDonald, John Dow- ling), Cigar Mnfrs, 213 Main. McDonongh John, lab, bds U S Boarding Honse. McDonnough John, lab, res s s Main 5 n of S 6tb. McDongall, see also MacDotignl. McDongall Malcolm, res s s Mill bet S 7th and S 8th. McDnff Andrew, tailor, bds John McDiiff. McDuff John, tailor S Kenney, res s w cor Front and Virginia. McEachern John, ship carp, res West bet Union and Pike. McEachin Thomas G, bookkpr, rms Eureka Lodging House. McEIroy Charles (McElroy & Smith), bds J H McElroy. McEIroy Isabel (wid John), bds 412 S 11th. McEh'oy James F, law stuaent Metcalfe &. Rochester, bds J EL McEIroy. McEIroy James H, res e s 5th bet Virginia and Lenora. McEIroy Mathew J, logger, bds n e cor Spring and 2d. McEIroy Mathew M, bds J II McEli-oy. JUeElroy &, i^mith (Charles McElroy, James II Smith), Boots and Shoes, 818 Front. {See p 45.) McFadden Robert N, cashier Merchants' National Bank, res n w cor 2d and Seneca. McFadei> Gorham P (McFaden & Calligan), res ne cor 8th and Cedar. McFaden & Calligan (Gorham P McFaden, Martin J Calligan), draymen, stand cor Front and James. McFarianc * rchibald M, bds n e cor 11th and Stewart. McFarlane Louis G, clerk Keating &, Co, res n e cor 11th and Stewart, McFarlane "Walter, res n e cor 11th and Stewart, McGavick Mrs Carrie (wid), laundress Mrs "Wright, rms foot Marion. McGee Clara (wid "Wm), matron The Home, res same. McGee Delbert C, clerk James Dugan, bds w s 9th 2 n of Dearborn, S Seattle. McGee James M, lab O I Co's sawmill, res w s 9th 2 n of Dearborn. McGee John "W, blacksmith, res n w cor S 11th and Weller. McGillis Daniel, bartender M McDonald, rms same. McGilvra John J (McGilvra & Blaine), res Laural Shade, Lake "Washington. PUGET^OUND HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W. T. Reoeives and treats all who tnny require medicnl nr Burgiool treatment, ContagiouH Dibeasea exot^pled. m CO CD CA CO CD c/» CD Land i Marine Boilers *''s'="'?5l!™!! ^^^s ^'^ SEATTI.V:. i s asg H X . « 293 R. L. POLK * CO. S mcOilvra & BInine (John J McGilvra, Elbert F Blaine), Lawyers, 104 Commercial. McGinnis, see also Maginnis. McGinnis Edward W, gen agt Pnget Sound ports Canadian J* CO Si I! 53 59 St' s ^ a* si *M I* Pacific Ry Co Mill opp Commercial, bds Mrs I H Hughes. '" ~ )ug!i & McTavisb), bds n s Prince 1 w of Kearney. McGongli Janies (McGoug! McGough Peter, plasterer, bds e s S 2d bet Washington and Main. McGough & McTavish (James McGough, Donald McTavish), painters, s e cor Front and Madison. McGrady Michael, lab, res foot Union. McGraw Miss Arra, dressmaker, bds se cor Depot and "Warren. McGraw John, lab, res foot University. McGraw John H (Green, Hanford «fe McGraw), vire-pres B B Ry and Nav Co, res s s Terrace bet 4th and 5th. McGraw Rowena (wid Newton), res s e cor Depot and Warren. IvZ^Graw Thomas, laborer Puget Sound Hide and Leather Co, res foot Pike. McGraw Vick S, carpenter, res 2016 Front. McGregor John D, laborer, res s s Main 4 n of 6th. McGrew Charles H, laborer, bds n w cor 5th and Jefferson. McGregor Peter, laborer, bds San Francisco House. Mclnnis Hugh, ship carp, res 8th bet Union and University. Mclnnis John, night elk Occidental Hotel. Mclntire Peter, clerk Ferguson & Brooks, res n s Cherry bet 6th and 7th. Mclntyre P, clerk Peterson Bros. Mcintosh, see also Mackintosh. Mcintosh James, laborer, res n w cor 5tl. ind Jefferson. Mclntyre Charles P, tinsmith, bds 1313 7th nr University. Mclntyre Hugh W, upholsterer, bds 1313 7th nr University. Mclntyre James, plumber Young Bros, res 1313 7th nr Uni- versity. Mclntyre Sarah E, seamstress, bds 1313 7th nr University. Mclntyre Susan (wid Micha^, res 1313 7th nr University. McKeen Alfred C, clerk J W^ Jones '': Co, bds Byron McKeen. McKetni Byron (J W Jones & Co), res n e cor Blanchard and West. McKenzie John, logger, rms s s Washington bet 2d and 3d. McKeon Frank P, plumber Young Bros, rms s s Madison bet Front and 2d. COLLINS & POWELL, WHATCOM, W. T. W<» have th« FINKHT FAIIIIl 1NVTON FOK SAlifS. ESHEIMAN. IIEWEIIYN & CO., BRORRRIJI. HR%TTTiR. WASH., HiiTe for sale a full li^t of choice Tlmbtr, Coal tsd X oa Lull. Improvti tad DaiinprcTid t^mt, Bttilaaii tai Biildeaet Prepertr, Clt yMiSutort atfltuna Ae.'«T«eti. Mwiriom ana t:i wtuSrcu-i iM» It uuh LoMi Megc Utei. CD SEATTLE DIUEOTORY. 294 McKliern Lachlan, ship carp Allen's Ship Yard, bds Mrs M E Yates Front. McKinlay David K, deputy sheriff SheriflE's office, rms n w cor 6th and Main. McKinney Mrs 1) J, lodging house n e cor Commercial and Main, res same. McKinnon Daniel (Benson & McKinnon), rms e s 4th 2 n of Terrace. McKinnon Donald, laborer, res s s Main 2 n of S 6th. McKnight Alexander, bds Mrs Margaret McKnight. McKnight James, car oiler C and P S R R Co, bds Mrs M Mc- Knight. McKnight James H, saeh and door mkr, bds 2d bet Union and Pike. McKnight John C, elk James Campbell, res e s 2d bet Pike and Union. McKnight Margaret (wid John), res e s 2d 2 s of Pike. McKtiight Samuel, assistant D II Judkins, bds e s 2d bet Pike and Union. McKowin Frank H, teamster, bds w s 3d bet Cedar and Yino. McKowin Miss Ida, dressmaker 2124: Front, res same. McKowin Thomas II, ship carp^ res w s 3d bet Cedar and Yine. McLachlan Wm, housemover, res Lenora bet Uth and 10th. McLain Laughlin, insurance, rms Mrs D J McKinney. McLaughlin Bertha F, elk II C McLaughlin, bds same. McLaughlin Hiram C, watchmaker and jeweler 909 Front, res same. McLean Daniel, lab, bds George Shepich. McLean John, bartender Mrs Jane Osborne. McLean John, blacksmith helper, rms St Charles Hotel. McLean Maleleel, logger, res King nr S 7th. McLeod, sec alio McCloiid. McLeod Alexander, saloon keeper, rms E J Powers. McLeod Thomas, R R contractor, rms 110 Columbia. McLoughlin John, elk A B Stewart, rms Starr Block. McMahon Peter, lab, res foot of S 4th. McMaster Win, saloon 223 Washington, res w s 7th 2 n of T O ' James. McMicken Maurice (Struve, Haines & McMicken), res n s Ma- rion bet 4th ana 5th. McMillen George, wagonmaker, res rear s s Washington bet 3d and 4th. FAOTTIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Ut. Rev. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Free. Rut. J. A. Nioholran. Huot. J. F. BeardBley, Physician. TACONIA, W. T. CD fla CD CO 7X CD CD Id I 2. CO CO 09 S0 C3 a CD ■ CO CD CD •ea ta OQ CD Ci9 Thone who b«lif re in "Homelndusiry" (hoiild patronize Mail'tHcilwii Waaranteed, LakeUnioiMtiireMlCo. BMidea yon will mt« money thereby. LARGEbT UTOCK. Mill Mt., opp. Occidental Hotel. Meatiie. El t- S2i o o Eh El CD Eh to M I— I cy (0 o o c o 295 B. L. POLK A, OO.'S McMillin Lewis, surveyor Whitworth & Thomson, res s e cor Kenny and Edes. McMuUen Charles, lab Pugct Sound Hido and Leather Co, res cor Pike and "West. McMurray David, waiter D & E M Monroe, rras Gold Bar Lodging House. McNally Wrn II, lab, res s s Stewart bet 11th and 12th. HclVaug^ht, Ferry, lUcTVaus^ht &, Dudley (James Mc- Naught, Elisha P Ferry, Joseph F McNaught, Frederick M Dudley), Lawyers, 208^ Commercial. McNaught James (McNaught, Ferry,* McNaught & Dudley), res s e cor ith and Spring. McNaught Joseph F (McNaught, Ferry, McNaught & Dudley), res s e cor oth nrid Marion. McNeale N, with Stetson & Post Mill Co. McNulty Frank, bartender G K Beede. McNulty Frank S, laborer, res n e cor 10th and Pike. McNulty J M, actor, rms 919 Front. McPherson Daniel, barber C Von Dungen, res 1310 Front. McPherson James L, student, bds n w cor 7th and Jefferson. McPherson Miss Laura B, music teacher, bds n w cor 7th and Jefferson. Mt-Ilierson Nelson, accountant, res r w cor 7th and Jefferson. McPherson Wm A, grocer, s s Mill bet Commercial and 2d, res n w cor 7th and Jefferson. McRae Alexander, cai-penter, res n s Prince 1 w of Randolph. McRae Frank A, clerk N Chilberg, bds u s Prince bet Kinney and Randolph. mcRne George, Dairy,, 3d bet Brook and Lake, Pontius' f dd, res same. McRiie John, ship carp Allen's Ship Yard, bds John Smith, Front. McReavy Leverette, tireman C & P S R R Co, rms n e cor 5th and Cherry. McSorley Charles H (McSorley & Bros), res nr cor S 18th and Amy. McSorley Hugh (McSorley & Bros), res nr cor S 18th and Amy. McSorley Hugh J, harnessmkr Burgert Saddle and Harness Co. res s 8 Union bet 7th and 8th. McSorley James (McSorley & Bros) bds nr cor 18th and Amy. McSorley John, laborer, bds nr S 18th and Amy. JWEcSorley & Bros (James, Hugh and Charles H), Proprs S Seattle Dairy, nr cor S 18th and Amy. R. I. MORSE, ''d»'i^'i°.''Lime, Plaster and Hair, New Whatoom, W. T. PalntM, Olla. Glaas ana Wall raper. I! ,-l h HALL & CAVENDER, SEATTLE DIIJECTORY. Business, Residence And Suburban Property. 296 McTavisli Djuiiel G, painter, bds St Charles Hotel, McTeigA illicliael, Saddler and Harness Maker n s Main between Commercial and 2d, bds W II Slioudy. McWilliams James A, snpt Spring Hill Water Co, res Lake Washington. McWilliams John A, engineer Spring Hill Water Co, res Lake Washington. Macbeth, see McBeath. MacBride Miss Lucinda, res e s Broadway beyond Lincoln. McBride Miss Martha, res e s Broadway beyond Lincoln. MacDiarmid James, carpenter C & P S R E, res s s Banner, Denny's add N Seattle. Macdona'd, see also McDonald. Macdonald James F, carpenter in Enterprise Planing Mill, rms Bell Hotel. McDougal, see also McDougall. MacDongal John B (Toklas & Singeman), bds Miss Foster. Macey Thomas, lab, rms Tremont Ilonse. Mack Henry, bartndr J II Foster, rms same. Mackintosh Angus, pres Merchants' National Bank, res s e cor 3d and University. Macklem Mattie, res w s 3d bet Main and Washington. Maconet Engene, cai-p, rms LaVeta Lodging House. Macpherson, see McPherson. Maddocks Frank, crockery elk Seattle Bazaar, bds s w cor 9th and Seneca. Maddocks Henry C, carp, res s w cor 9th and Seneca. Maddocks Mrs 11 C, dressmkr Arcade bldg, res s w cor 9th and Seneca. Maddocks Moses R, res e s 4th 1 n of Cherry. Magi Jacob, lab, bds rear 311 S 3d. Maginnis, see also McGinnis, Maginnis George T (George T Maginnis & Co), res s w cor 12th and Jackson. Maginnis George T & Co (George T Maginnis, Wm J Black- well), proprs Seattle Soda AVorks, 20 Mill. Maginnis Ihomas, bottler George T Maginnis &Co, res cor 12th and JackfO!!. Maggs John S, farmer, res foot of Dexter, Lake Union. Mahone James H, foreman City Livery Stable, bds 207 S 5th. Mahoney Daniel, flagman C & P S R R, res Mill rear of court house. • •*-*■• ^' x-^v-rj^, |,in.» Mn.Hi.'inTMi Hardware. 11»» Paelflc Ave., and 1191 H. U. Mt., TACOJHA, W. T. o H Z m z > o o cO ra o fed •-3 o o •—I fcd 5j> »-3 A h SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street •lobbera Nnd Rvi all«r« or Hardwitre and ImplrmeiitM. 4iood««. Tilt* l> •5 V ■ « r R. L. POLK & CO- 8 Mahoney Daniel, longshoretnau, res foot University. Malioiiey John C, lab, res ss Washington 1 vv of S 8th. Maidment Charles, plumber, res ne cor 6th and University. Maidnient Charles J, plumber Young Bros, bds n e cor 6th and Seneca. Maidment Richard W. delivery boy Rice & Gardner, bds n e cor 6th and Seneca. Maier Conrar" carp, bds New England Hotel. Iflailland Alexander, Sec and Mngr Seattle Co-op Soci- ety 713 Front, rms Denny blk. Maize W m J, lab, res e s Cherry nr James. Majerns John, lab, res nr S 7tli and B. Mallary Vaselius, fisherman, res foot of Union. Malloy John, cook W H Morse, rms Columbia House. lUalone Harrison, Carpenter and Builder, res e s Oak near Depot. Malpne llarry J, butcher J D Gardner, rms same. Maloney Miclmel, lab, res nr cor B!:iine and Smithers Ave. Maloney Patrick, lab, res n w cor 5th and Jefferson. Maloney Patrick H, conductor N P R R, bds Arlington Hotel. Malson Sarah E (wid Allen W), res s e cor James and 9tli. Manes Charles, stripper McDonald & Dowiing. Mann Luther, 2d engineer Seattle Electric Light Co, res 615 S 8th. Manning Abram H, policeman, res e s 8d 2 n of Bell. Manning Gilman L (Manning & Mitchell), propr Belltown Wharf, res w s Water 1 n of Wall. Manning John F, longshoreman, res foot of S 6th nr Jackson. Manning Miss Nanie E, printer P I, rms Denny Block. Manning Miss Olive M, packer Northwestern Cracker Factory, bds n w cor Water and Wall. mannings & lUitchell (Gilman L Manning, James C Mitchell), Furniture, 1001 Front. Manogue James, logger, res n w cor S 9tli and Jackson. Manvvaring Edward (Huntley & Manwaring), rms Pacific Hoube. Maples Eli, farmer, bds n w cor 5th and Janies. marco Fred (John A McBeath & Co), Carriage and Wag- on mkr 8 w cor 2d and Jackson, res s e cor 8th and Cherry. {6'eep 46.) Marcum Newton, lab, ns w s 10th 4 n of Olive. Marie Louis, cook, rms Pay View Lodging House. Maring Silas W, farmer, res s s Terrace 2 w of 9th. CT A Itfni-l4* PT' Sole Atfent for the Foreiit Klnff ll'htHkrjf,The Famous • JJ**. l^ VJJCJ £W X f /J. jt. Tnylor'a ftr- eopper dUUlled Hand Mad" Sour Manh WhIaMes. The HchlUz lUilwauhen Bottled Hear, atid the Camilte Key Weat Ctffart. tOOO l^ACiFlC AV., YACOSIA. MV. T. MONEY WAITING VitH IMORTCACES. ( { Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. Seattle. SEATTLE DIRKCTORY. 298 Marino Samuel, gardener n a Mill nr WilliamBon, res same. Marker L John, slioeinkr H Jones & Son, rins rear n s King bet 11th and 12th. Marks Gnstave, elk Kline & Rosenberg, res 1004 Front. Marline J F, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co. Marsh Frank, boiler maker Seattle Boiler Works, res w s lOtl) bet Virginia and Lenora. Marsh John, lab, rms foot of Pike. Marsh Samuel A, lab, res n w cor Kpring and 7th. Marsh Samuel J, filer Stetson & Post Mill Co, bds 805 3d. Marshall David, lab, res foot Union. Marshall Ezekiel L, steamboat capt, rms Mrs J H Hughes. Marshall Miss Ida, bds Mrs C A Bartholemew. Marshall Wm, runner Commercial Hotel. Martin Alfred, fireman C & P S R R, rms 420 Main. Martin Mrs Annie, bds Hugh Mclnnis. Martin Henry G, grocer Jackson nr Lake Washington, res same. Martin Miss Lanor C, bds n w cor 6th and Union, Martin Mary E (wid John A), res n w cor Union and 6th. Martin Nicholas H, yardmaster C & P S and P S S R R'ys, rms 420 Main. Martin R Charles, mach C & P S R R Co, rms 420:Main. Martin Wm, driver Hotel Brunsvv'ick. Iflasculln €liarle§, Fish Market foot Columbia, res foot Union. (See jp 48.) Masel George D (J C Masel & Son), bds s w cor Union and 6th. Masel John C ( J C Masel & Son), res s \v cor Union and 6th. masel J C & Son (John C and George D), Meat Market, e 8 Front bet Union and Pike. Masel Sylvanus D, meat cutter Borst & Co, bds s w cor Union and 6th. Mason John, lab, res n s Front nr Depot. Mason Wm, saloon e s Commercial bet Main and Jackson, res s s Mill bet 5th and 6th. Masonic Cemetery, Cemetery road 1 mile s of the Portage. Masonic Hall, e s Front bet Mill and Cherry. Matheson Elias, customs inspector, rms Brown's Blk. Mathewsou Lettie V (wid Charles O), dressmaker, res w s Broad- way nr cor Lincoln. Mathewsou Miss Mamie, packer Northwestern Cracker Factory, bds Mrs L V Mathewsou. Matson John, sailor, res rear 501 S 8th. OfiRce and School SiippIipB of nil binds. Nevrs- pnp«rs and PnriodiOHls, No-vpIs. Historipo Cy- _ clopedias, at City Bonk and Stationery Store. illO« Paelfio Ave., cor, 11th, TA«;OMA. W. T. 8 3 w s* CD cna CD ■ z ■ o Books and Stationery I 08 ■ij E. C. Vsnvhan A^Co., 8ETTLERH LOCATED in any of the Paget Hound CountiM. GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS. 0IT7 SOBTITOB'S Offlot SEATTLE. W.T. 299 II. L. POLK 4 CO. '8 Matson Win, elk James West, nns 720i^ Front. Mattiilach Barrel 1 Factory, w s Water bet Eagle and Lake. Maud Wni H (PVedecick & Maud), rnis n w cor Pike and 3d. May E, lab Allen & Nelson. May Capt J II, real estate, rms e s 2d bet University and Seneca. May Smith, lab, res rear 503 S 8th. Mayliew Milford F, bookkpr Northwestern Cracker Co, rms n w cor 2d and Seneca. Meany Edmond S, telegraph editor P-I, res e s 6th 2 s of Seneca. 12 M o a Meany Margaret (wid Stephen), res e s 6th 2 s of Seneca -■-'"■ - }>y Weller. Mears G Frank, shoemaker J r Mears, bds n e cor 11th and Q. U X I- Mears John P, shoemaker o s G 2d bet Main and Washington, res n e cor 11th and Weller. Meany Stephen J, architect Boone & Meeker, rms cor Front and Spring. Mecklenberg Frederick C, res Birch nr John, N Seattle. Medamhe JSi, lab, rms Tremont House. Meeker George C (Boone & Meekei-), res San Jose Cal. Meeker Henry H, bookkpr Haley & Wright, res n e cor 10th and Cherry. Meeker Miss Olive G, student, bds s e cor Albert and 3d, N Seattle. MegrHth John, contractor, res w s 4th bet Lenora and Blanchard. Melilhom August (Mehlhorn & Probst), res e s 2d 2 n of Co- lumbia. ]!Iclilliorn &. Probst (August Mehli,orn, George Probst), Beer Ilall toot Columbia. Meier, see Maier and Myer. Meinardns Henry, ship carp Allen's shipyard. IVleister Oeori^e, Saloon s e cor Front and Pike, res 8ame. Meister Mrs Matilda, restaurant \v s Front bet Pike and Univer- sity, res same. Melhuish Wm, head waiter Arlington Hotel. Mellis Frank, bartender Hotel Brunswick, bds nw cor 5th and James. Melse Edward W, clerk City Auditor's oflSce, res w s 6th bet Union and Pike. Merchant R (R Merchant &^. Co), res e s Front bet Madison and Spring. merchant R & Co (R Merchant), Candy Mnfrs, 819 and 821 Front. Dr. 0. E. CASE, Orthopoedic Surgeon, JNO. 8. BAKER & CO., Wholesale Grocerr OONSIQNMtNTS OF DRAIN ANO ( PROViaiONa 8OLIOITI0, ) And Oommlsslon Merchants. TaoomiA, Wa«ti. Ty — _ _^ SEATTLE DIJIEOTORY. n CD pres, Rol)8rt N I "D M (0 CD Mercliants' Natiorml Bank, Angus Mackiiitos McFadden cusliier, 631 iM-ont. Mero George F, carp, res h 8 Terrace 3 w of 5th. Meretto G, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co. Merrifield Alison, liouse mover, res s s Cherry bet 6th and 7th. Merritt Miles O, fanner, res Denny's Add, N Seattle. Mesdag Taco, sec Seattle Elt:ctric Light Co, res n w cor Madison and 7th. Messenger John, brakeman, res s e cor Mill and 12th. Metcalie James B (Metcalfe & Rochester), res s w cor Main and c/> 11th. g" Rletcalfe &, Rochester CJames B Metciifs, Junius Roch- £. ester), Lawyers, rms 1, 2, 3 Poncin Bl e'.. Methodist Episcopal Chapel, n s Weller bet 9th and 10th. o Methodist Prote ';tnt Church, cor Madison and 2d. Metts David P ^^.vletts&Co), supts Masonic Cemetery, res same. 3" Metts & Co (David P Metts, Fred G Woodcock), supts Masonic =;• Cemetery. .H Metzler Joseph J, farmer, res s s Madison nr Randolph. e?^ Metzler James B, ins agt, res n s Aloha nr Elaine. Meydenbouer Wm C, bakery, n e cor Columbia and 3d. Meyers, see also Myers. Meyers Wm, trav agt, bds Arlington. Michel Alois, clerk, bds n e cor 7th and James. Michel George F, elk Gordon Hardware Co, res n e cor James -^ and 7th. g michel John, Cigars etc Mill opp Commercial, res n e cor 7th and James. a Michel John C, elk M A KHly, bds n e cor 7th and James. *^" Middlestedt Fred, lab, res w s 10th bet Seneca and Spring. 3» Middleton Robert, printer The Press, rms Eureka Lodging g House. S Miles George, bds 805 3d. "g Miles James C, bartender Jacob Bersch, rms w s Front bet Pine ~ and Pike. Miles Thomas, coal dumper Oregc T"^p Co, res s w cor Front g and Pine. ^ miles Ziba C, Stoves, Tinwaie etc Mill head Commercial, 2? bds w s 2d bet Cherry and James. (See j> 27.) 2- Milhani Samuel F, expressman, res e s Farm nr Thomas. mill l§treet House, Morgan & Prosser Proprs, s s Mill nr cp Railroad. ^ CD t/i D9 C/3 Puget Sound Hospital Prepared to receive chronic csseB at any time, from any pnrt of the country. For terms address K. C. Miller. M. D. or £. M. Brown, M. D. lACOMA, W. T '1 i Land and Marine Engines, i Washington and Machinery of all kInilM IRON WORKS CO. CO 301 R. L. POLK & CO. S CD feUO CD CD €3 CO CO CD Pi M G n 03 CD t:i CB cn CO 03 IS Miller Adolph, res Lincoln nr Slorah's hrcw'^yy. Miller Albertine, domestic S Frauentlial. Miller Amasa (Feigli & Miller), rea e s 3d 2 si of Madison. Miller Andrew W, res nr cor Lincoln and 5tlli, Pontius' Add. Miller Arthur C, cigar mfr n s James bet Front and 2d, bds Windsor House. Miller Charles, 3d cook Occidental Hotel. Miller Charles G, lab, res n e cor 4th and Terrace. Miller Charles L sr, physician 108 Cherry, res same. JVIillei* Christian, Notion House 118 Commercial, res e a West 2 s of Blanchard. Miller Emma, res w s S 3d bet Main and Washington. Miller Frank C, porter Schwabacher Bros & Co, rms 13 Jack> son. Miller Fred, lab, res w s Commercial bet Main and Jackson. Miller Fred, waiter Saddle Rock Restaurant. Miller George, baker, res rear s w cor Front and Pike. Miller Gilbert, steward str Eliza Anderson, res aboard. Miller Henry W (Hughes & Miller), res e s 3d bet Marion and Madison. Miller Joel, drayman, res w s 3d 2 n of Pike. Miller John R, lab, bds Villard House. Miller Leander, teamster, res n e cor S lltli and King. Miller P B m, Physician Arcade Building, les nw cor 6th and Spring. Miller Sinclair, law elk Lewis & Oilman, bds Dr P B M Miller. Miller Wm, lab, rms Tremont House. Miller Wm B, printer PI, bds 4th. Miller, wood sawyer, res w s S 14th nr Amy. Miller, tailor, rms Brown's Block. Million C W, lab, bds Wisconsin House. Million Harriet P (wid John), res 22 Wall. Million Orrin B, brickmaker, bds 22 Wall. Million Wm, yardman O I Co's sawmill. Millow Wni, cabinet nikr, bds n w cor 7th and University. Mills Ambrose L (Mills & Randall), res w b 11th 1 n of Mad- iBon. Mills Mrs Lizzie H, dressmaker Mill foot of 2d, res same. Mills Martin V, mach, res Mill. mills & Randall (Ambrose L Mills, Albert B Randall), Architects, Carpenters and Builders foot of Madison, P O Box 332. Whatcom, KEAL EMTATE DEAIiEKH. W. T, ' s i/esuripiive ai ; ( Whatcom County. ICTON )KS CO. dison. us' Add. md 2d, bds cial, res e b on. 18 13 Jack- Fackson. ird. Marion and ing. i n w cor 6th B M Miller. iversity. 1 n of Mad- es same. B ]landall), Madison, P O id for Pamphlet Descriptive of tiatcom County. McMURRY PHOTOGRAPHER, Port Townsend, Negatives made "by Instantaneous Process. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 302 Milner Thomas J, snpt Columbia and Puget Sound R R and &j Puget Scur.vl Shore R R, res w s B'ront bet Union and Pike, gg Minick Frederick A, policeman, res s s Madison bet Front and 2d. ^l Minick Nettie, dressmaker, res s s Madison bat Front and 2d. ;J5 minor Thomas T (Minor & Dawson), 1 and 2 Opera ^: House Block, Pres Puget Sound Tel Co, res n e cor 12th g] and Cherry. ^j minor & Dawson (Thomas T Minor, Lewis R Dawson), gjl Physicians and Surgeons, 1 and 2, 3 and 4 Opera House gS Block, Tel No S2. |§ Misener Miss Abbie, dressmaker, bds s w cor 4th and Pike. SS Misener George, carp, res s w cor 4th and Pike. |i Mitchell Alonzo T, lab, n s Decatur Cloverdale. %i Mitchell Miss Anna M, bds w cor Madison and 5th, Mitchell Charles, fisherman, res Water front foot ot Spring. Q mitciiell Ciiarles It, Saddle and Harnessmkr 133 Mill, res O n e cor 7th and Jefterson. 3 Mitchell David A, physician, res n e cor University and lane 3 rear of University grounds. ^ Mitchell Frank J, contractor, res s w cor Seneca and 7th. Mitchell George, lisheiman, res foot Seneca. Mitchell James C (Mannhig & Mitchell), res 1001 Front. Mitchell John, lab, res s b Main 4 n of S 6th. m-itchell Jonatlian F T ( J F T Mitchell & Co), res 1810 Front. mitcheii J F T ^li: Co (Jonathan F T Mitchell), Ship Builders etc. Water Front nr Blanchard. (^See p 48.) Mitcliell Sidney Z (Milchell, Sparling & Co), res n w cor Madi- son and 8th. mitcliell, Sparling^ & Co (Sidney Z Mitchell, Fi-eder- ick H Sparling, lienry M Hoyt, Herbert B Nichols), Gen- • eral Electric Works, Kenny Block. Mitchell's Ship Yard, water front bet Blanchard and Bell. Mobius Bruno, baker, res n e cor 4th and Terrace. Mobius Julius, carp, res n e cor 4th and Terrace. model Driig^ Store, J M Lang & Co Props, 817 Front. Moe George E, engineer Seattle Creosotin Works, res n s Ter- race bet S 5th and S 6th. Moellenback Henry, lab, res nr cor S 7th and King. Moen Ben, shoemkr 112 S 2d, res same. Molin Herman, lab, res 8th 1 n of Lenora. Molina Mary (wid Amador), res n e cor S 6th and Jackson. PATRONIZE THE CASCADE STEAM LAUITDIiy; Ft «' OLAP8 WORK GUOPA "fO. liCaTe Orders at V. G. IViilard'a,, .iTucUlc Ave. ad Door North of Opera Hoom. fi9 CD CO CB CD B0 CO CO CD Architectural Views] McMURRY }IIAI»K TO OHOKR. ( PORT TOIVNMKHTD. 303 R. L. POLK A CO.'S C/> 03 CO OS C3 OS £.1 en CO L. CO CO (d CL OQ CO Molina Thomas B M, laborer, bds n e cor S 6th and Jackson. Moloney, see Maloney. Monahan Hugh "W", steward Our House, res same. Monasmith Mary I (wid Martin), res s s Prince e ot Randolph. Monasmith Rosa, domestic sw cor Union and 7th. Monast Joseph L, millwright, bds St. Charles Hotel. Monroe David (D & E M Monroe), res n w ccr 6th and JeflFerson. Monroe D & E M (David and Ellen M), restaurant foot of Co- lumbia. Monroe Ellen M (D & E M Monroe), res n w cor oiu and Jefferson. Montgomery A, capitalist, bds Arlington Hotel. Montgomery Franklin C, res s s Pike bet 5th and 6th. Montgomery Harvey, laborer Seattle Lum and Com Co, res cor 10th and Lenora. Montgomery Miss Imogene, student, bds s e cor Albert and 3d N Seattle. Montgomery John J, lawyer, res e s 2d 4 n of Marion. Montgomery Lottie, domestic J A Baillargeon. Moon Daniel E, bartender Andrew Lunn, res same. Moore Alfred R, tinner Z C Miles, rins n w cor 5th and James. Moore Charles E, musician,- bds n s Spring 2 w of 8th. Jlloore George IV, Photographer 710 Front, res n e cor 9th and Spring. {See p 36.) Moore Jane ^ (wid Horatio), res n s Spring 2 n of 8th. Moore Mrs Julia E, bds s e cor 8th and Stewart. Hoore J George, steamboat hand, bds Our House. Moore Miss Maggie, res s e ccr Marion and 7th. Moore Silas R, engineer, res w s 4th bet Vine and Cedar. Moore Walter E, Inborer G Newell, bds same. Moore Wm E, laborer 520 S 8th. Moores Mrs Elizabeth C, dressmaker w s 2d bet Cherry and Columbia, res same. moran Bros (Peter and Robert), Machinists nn^l General Engineer's Supply Store, u e cor Iiiill and Railroad Ave. Moran James, laborer w s 12th nr Plummer. Moran Malcolm, mach Moran Bros, res n s Lenora bet 2d and 3d. Mornn Paul, mach Moran Bros, bds 216 Lenora. Moran Peter (Moran Bros), res es alley bet Fi'ont and 2d, Blan- chard ana Lenora. Moran Robert (Moran Bros), res 216 Lenora. U/M U U AD Die l-EADING KbAL kSIAlE UtALtH intbeFiret W Ivlt fla nMnnidi ward. He oau Rellyon Ht hpd ntolc anything; that is ' for gale wi'hin the Hnbof theoity. OITjriCJB, OV£R OliD TACOJtA VOAT OA'FiCiC, TAC03IA, W. T. ' , -gg; , 7rlT . y . fiT i V i, . . cor 3d ines. 9th and Mieral .ve. 1 and Blan- the First IK that » W. T. HALL & CAVENDER, REAL ESTATE, LOAN BROKERS, TAOOM*. W r. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 304 Morati Sherman, molder Washhigton Iron Wks Co, bds 216 Lenora. Moran Wm, molder Alhnond & Phillips, res 1824 2d. Moratty, sawyer, bds n w cor 5lh and James. Moray Eugene, carp, rms LaYeta Lodging Honse. Morgan John D (Morgan & Prosser), res w s 2d bet James and Cheri-y. Morgan Joshua M, logger, res 12 Wall. Morgan Matilda E (wici Gcoi je), res 12 Wall. Moi'gan Mrs May, music teacher, bds Mrs R Wellman. Morgan Wm, printer The Times. niorg^an &, Prosser (John D Morgan, Joshua Prosser), s B Mill nr railroad. Morie Miss Emma E, student, bds s e cor 9th and Columbia. Morley John, pedler, res rear 503 S 8th. Morris Edward, driver Seattle St Ry, res n w cor Uinon and 3d. Morris James, lireman Occidental Hotel. Morris Miss Una, teaouer Trinity School, bds s w cor 4th and Marion, Morris Wm, overseer chain-gang, res 520 S 8th. Morrisey Thomas, lab, res foot IJniversity. Morrison Frank, printer The Press, res n e cor Williamson s of Madison. Morrison Hudson H (Cnrtiss & Morrison), res boat house. Morrison James, propr Pacilic and Pnget Sound Soda Wks Yes- ler's wharf foot of Mill, res e s Kenney 1 s of Edes. Morrison Joseph H, res n w cor Front and Lake ave. Morrison Joseph P R, engineer strCity of Qiiincy, res n e cor 4th and Vine. Morrison Robert C, carp Stetson & Post Mill Co, res 8th S Seattle. Morrison Wm J, carp, res foot 4th. Morse Charles W, glazier Seattle Lumber and Commercial Co, res n s Vine 2 e of Front, N Seattle. Morse Miss Gertrude E, student, bds e s 9th 1 n of Pine. Morse Melvin O, elk Arlington Hotel, bds same. morse O IV, Prop Arlington Hotel s e cor Main and Com- mercial, res sam . Morse Simon T, lab, res s s Madison Cloverdale. Morse Willard A, restaurant, n w cor Front and Marion, and prop Columbia House. Morse Wm M, i)n tractor e s 9th 1 n of Pine, res same. G H WOOD SHELF HARDWARE, ^^* ■•-*" '* v^%.^A-r, BttlldloK SuppllfH a WpeclnMy. 11«« Paeifle Ave., and 11«1 U. B. Ht. %'^SO.-\«^a., "V^. T. U o -i X m ■0 > o o S3 2. 5" o CD 90 o 3 oo.. IB* « c Is CO oo cu A«5 FKOSIT M'IRKKT. HAROWARF AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 305 B. L. POLK & CO.'S H m> u z < >• III o m Mortenseu Martin C, ship carp, res w s 10th bet Olive and Pine. Mortlock Wm, baker, res s e cor 7th and Lenora. Morton Cliarles L, porter Sehwabacher Bros & Co, res s e cor Terrace and 4th. Morton Harry, manager Sunset Telephone Co s w cor 2d and Cherry, res w s 2d bet James and Cherry. Morton Miss Mary, seamstress, rras cor Yine and West. M'^sier Joseph S, assl steward Providence Hospital, res saine. Moss Riifus H, pasto; Christian Church, res e s 10th bet Stew- ard and Virginia. Moudy Joseph, dentist, Yesler-Leary Bldg, rms e s 2d bet Vir- ginia and Lenora. Moy Toy, restanrant, e s 3d bet Mil) and Washington. Mulford Dora N (wid Frank), res cor 7th and Virginia. Mullierrin James, mill hand, bds Ocean House. Mulienberg H, lab I Co's sawmill. Mueller Herman, gardener, res David, Denny add N Seattle. Muller Thomas, cook H R Baylis, rms cor Front and Columbia. Muncy Charles (Collins & Muncy), res n s Jackson bet 2d and 3rd. Miinday Charles F (White & Munday), Asst U S At- torney W 1', Commissioner of Deeds and Notary Public, res w s 2d bet Columbia and Marion. Mnnroe John, lab, res n w cor 5th and Jefferson. Murdock Mathew, lab, bds Western House. Murlow Mrs Annie (wid L), housekeeper n s James bet Front and 2d, res e s West 2 s of Lenora. Murphy Artliur, molder, bds w s 8th bet Union and Pike. Murphy Benjamin (Murphy & Price), res Ocean House. Murphy Daniel J, lab, rms Tremont House. Murphy George W, planer Stetson & Post Mill Co, res w a 9th bet Cedar and Fir. Murphy Henry, lab Seattle Lnmb and Com Co. ■ Murphy Horace, teacher, rms Oak House. Murphy John, candy maker R Merchant & Co, rms Pike bet 3d and 4th. ' - Murphy John, lab, rms foot Pike. murphy John, Meat Market s s Pike bet 4th and 5th, res w 8 8th bet Pike and Union. Iflurphy John H, Mnfr Plaster Decorations foot of Madi- son, res same. C. LANGBRT, BiHtillers and Manufaoturera Agent for the North PaoiSo Coast. Makes his piirohasjs from the rsry larsest H«Hd- bnarters in the east, aod does business on Eastern Principles. A fair ana sqaare deal to •renrbodr gaarantaed. lOOU i*A«;JlFIO A V.. TAVOJIA, W. jT. a. id Lt- ic, mt ;3d res adi- oi4o aal to MONEY TO LOANl«™"lA"efF^T"- SEATTLE. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 306 Murphy Marrice J, notary pub 629 Front, rms Michael Murpliy. Murphy Michael A, lab, res rear w s 9th bet Alder and Terrace. Murphy Michael, cigars etc 815 Front, rms 818 same. Murphy Robert, waiter, bds e s 8th bet Union and Pike. Murphy Thomas, logger, bds Ocean House. Murphy Wm, butcher John Murphy, bds e s 8th bet Union and Pike. Murphy Wm, Chief of Police and Harbor Master, res n w cor 6th and Seneca. Murphy Miss Winnie E, printer The Times, bds s e cor 2d and Cherry. Murphy & Price (Benjamin Murphy, Mary A Price), proprs Ocean House, Main nr Railroad. Murphy, civil engineer, rms LaYeta Lodging House. Murray Charles H, cook, rms foot University. Murray James, lab, res foot University. Murray Patrick, miner, res nr foot University. Murray R J, chief engineer str Edith. Mussigbrod Erich S (Mussigbrod & Toby), res e s 3d bet Union and University. Mussigbrod & Toby (Erich S Mussigbrod, Simeon Toby j •), commission merchants, 1004 Front. Myer Emanuel, bds n s Washington bet S 10th and S 11th. Myers Conrad, carp T W Bennett, bds New England Hotel. niyerg James IV, Bartender, res e s Front bet Pine and Pike, Myers Robert, molder Wash'ngton Iron Works, bds Wisconsin House. Myers Walter S, clerk W P Boyd & Co, rms s e cor 2i and Cherry, 3^T Nadeau Ira, clerk, res e s 5th 2 n of Spring. Nagle Christian S, slaughterman Rice & Gardner, res nr head Elliott Bay. Naher A F, elk' Schwabacher Bros & Co, res s w cor Mill and 7th. JVaher Charles, Watches and Jewelry Yesler-Leary Block, res s w cor Mill and 7tli. Naher Qustavns, watchmaker C Naher, bds s e cor Mill and 7th. Narunta Annie, laundress Mrs Mary Lachenal, bds same. Narunta Susie, laundress Mrs Mary Lachenal. I W ■ > n I' K I? J? ?£ "! I a n DO eo CD 1 CD U LC.Vaughan&Co. WHOLKSAL* AND BItTAIL City Book and Htnflonery Mtore, 1102 Pnoifio At*., oor. 11th, Tacoma. W. T. HILL, OSBORNE & CO. ABSTRACTS OP TITLE. Our books b)iow oomplete abstracts of utle to all lands in Kuik Coanty. dordnn Hioom, 9*9 fruiic i^trftit. MKATTIiK. W. T. E^ o C/3 M »-• CP o 307 R. L. POLK & CJO.'S < u z o Nauer Joseph M, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, bds nr cor 7th and King. Neal Adam, elk Toklas & Singerman, bds Arlington Hotel. Neal Atchison, teamster, res e s Box n of Mercer. Neally James, cigars 905 Front, res w s 2d. Neeland I F, rnis LaVeta Lodging Ilonse. Neer Fredrick, bds n s Lenora bet Front and 2d. Nelf Charles, res e s 2d bet James and Cherry. NefE Clu'istopher M, lab, res e s lOth n of street ry. Neil James, driver Borst & Co, res month Duwamish river. Neil James A, teamster, rms Everett House. Neill Mrs Elizabeth, res e s 6th bet Tike and Pine. Neilson John, lab, rms s e ccr Front and Virginia. Neir George H, lab, res s e cor 3d and Cedar. Nelson Albert L (Allen & Nelson), rms n w cor 10th and Dear* born. Nelson Andrew M, lab Spring Hill Water Co, res w s 12th nr Plummer. Nelson Andrew S, boat builder foot of Columbia, rms 618 5th. Nelson Carl L, dental student R Q Caldwell, rms n w cor 2d and Spring. Nelson Charles, lab, res s a Lake nr Joy. Nelson Charles, lab, res foot of S 4th. Nelson Charles, teamster, res 517 S 8th. Nelson Miss Ciiristina, dressmaker, bds n e cor Spring and Sd. Nelson E A, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co. Nelson Gustav, bartender J Wegert, rms 4th nr Mill. Nelson Hans, propr St Charles liestaurant, rms same. Nelson Hans, teamster, res w s 3d 2 s of Bell. Noisen Hans C, lab, res 503 S 8th. Nelson Henry, blksmth, bds George Eger. . Nelson Henry P, longshoreman, res foot Union. Nelson James, hostler B Gatzert. Nelson John, lab, rms n s Pike bet Water and Front. Nelson John, painter, res w s East bet Lake and Mill. Nelson John, tailor 818 Front, res same. Nelson John P, carp, res Birch nr John, N Seattle. Nelson M, lab, bds San Francisco House. Nelson Nels, lab Oregon Imp Co's sawmill. Nelson Ole, saloon 213 Washington, res same. ' Nelson Ole, pile driver Allen & Nelson. Nelson, book agt, rms e s 2d 2 s of Union. Dr. 0. B. CASEj. OrthopcBdic Surpeon and TACOMA.W.T. Gynecologist f t JNO. S. BAKER & CO. whou.sale crocew INVITE OORRESBONDENOE. Commission Merchants, TAOOMA, WA3H. TV. SEATTLE DIltECTORY. 308 Nesary Benjmnin C street car driver, bds cor 7th aind Lenora. Nesary Margaret A (vvid John H), res cor 7th and Leiiora. Nesary Martha, domestic Jacob Davis. Nesary Thomas D. lab, bds M Brannigan. Nesary Wm, lab Western Mill Co, bds cor 7th and Lenora. Nesbitt Henry, carp, res es S 12th nr Amy. Nestor John R, architect, res n s Mercer nr Lake Union. Neukom Conrad, carp, res n s Pine bet 6th and 7th. Neuman Miss Antonie, housekpr e s 6th 1 s of James. Neuman Louis, gunsmith e s Commercial bet Washington and Main, res e s 6th 1 s of James. Neummelin, see Wiimmelin. Nevin Josie, domestic The Home. Mew Eng^land Hotel, Feigh & Miller Proprs, n w cor Commercial and Main. Newell DeWitt C, canvasser, bds Mrs M E Yates. Newell Fred W. mach G Newell, bds same. Newell George, Limber mnfr head of bay, res same. Newhall Francis II, engineer, rese s 8tii bet Stewart and Howell" Newhall Wm, vessel captain, res w s 4th bet Pike and Pine. gg" Newlin Walter W, lawyer Poncin bik, bds Occidental Hotel. ^^ Newlund John, bartender Oscar Johnson, bds same. Newman James, carp, bds s e cor S 12tli and Dearborn. Newman Solomon, tailor e s S 2d bet Washington and Mill, res same. Newman J S, carp Allen & Nelson. Newton Michael, rms n w cor 5tli and Union. Newton Nathan, nurservman cor James and Mill, rms same. Newton Wm L, lab, res s w cor 10th and Dearborn. Nichelsen M, lab, bds U S Boarding House. Nicholas Margaret, domestic J J Post. Nichols Herbert B (Mitchell, Sparling & Co), res Spokane Falls. Nichols Mnlvin, mate str City of Qnincy, res aboard. Nichols Pobert, longshoreman, res foot of S 6th nr Jackson. Nickels Francis E (wid Albert), teacher Central school, res e s 3d bet Union and Pike. Nickels L Edward, elk Schwabacker Bros &, Co, bds e s 3d bet Union and Pike. Nickerson Sarah II (wid Charles C), res cor7tliand Virginia. Nicholas George, tish.erman, res water front nr foot of Seneca- Nickum John W, laborer J D McDermott, bds Mrs Wright. C3 CD c/> D9 Niegemann Henry, lab, res e s S 4th 1 s of Washington. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL. Tacoma,W. T. Special attention given tn all chronic affliolione. incladiPK those eufFering from Morphine, Opium ur Chloral Habits. 4/9 MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. 309 R. L. POLK k CO. S i mmmm CIS CO era en kJT CO .•a 1% ■eh, Neilaon Jennie F, domestic n e cor Jefferson and 9th. Niesz Uriah R (Niesz, Whittlesey & Co), res n e cor 7th and Jefferson. Niesz, Whittlesey & Co (Uriah R Niesz, Charles F Whittlesey, Wm H Whittlesey, Port Townsend), real estate and ab- stracts, 631 Front. Nilson Peter, lab, res nr junction of Grant and C & P S R R. Niraerick Mrs Elizabetii, res w s 8th bet Pike and Pine. Niinerick James B, ranchman, bds Mrs Elizabeth Nimerick. Nimerick John C, ranchman, bds Mrs Elizabeth Nimerick. Nimerick Neil G, lumberman, bds Mrs Elizabelh Nimerick. Nipper Richard, cook Wm Wiseman, res snme, Nishiyama Charles S, waiter Star restaurant, rms same. Nishwall Josephine, domestic n e cor Union and 7th. Nixon John C, pres The A P Hotaliiig Co, vms 222 Commercial. Noakes Joseph H, teamster, res w s alley uct James and Jeffer- sin e of 5th. Nolop John G, elk Hotel Brunswick, rms same, Norager Charles E, res Front bet Pike and Pine. Norden Herman J, sec Lake Union Furniture Mnfg Co, bds Wisconsin House. Normun Hamilton, lab, bds w s Grant nr Newell's mill, Norris James, wood dealer, res e s 5th nr Washington. Norris Thomas, farmer, res e s 5th bet Mill and Washington. Nostrom M, seaman str Idaho. Northern Pacific Brewery, Lincoln bet 5th and 6th, Lake Union. IVortlicrn PnciAc Express Co, Wm H Pumphrey Agt Starr Block, Front. IVorlhwcst £lcetrical Construction Co, Mitcholl, Sparling & Co, Kenney Block cor Front and Columbia. Northwestern Construction Co, Fred W Sparling agt, Kenney Block. Northwestern Cracker Co, A M Brookes pre?, George W Vin- ing vice-pres and sec, 1113 Front. iVor til western Express Co, H G Struve Pres, Jacob Fiirth Treas, James A Carey Sec, L K Rightmire Mngr, Mill opp Commercial. IV "W Fruit Co, Joseph Green Mngr, Mill nr postoffice, Norton Emma, res 211 S 3d. Norwald Hans E, tailor n s Pike 1 e of Front, res same. Noiirse Elizabeth C (wid Samuel), bds w s 11th 1 n of Cherry. Nowell Elizabeth P, domestic n s Pine bet 8th and 9th. COLLINS & POWELL, i Taxes Paid. Rents Collected. f WHATCOM, W. T. Information Given Non-Residents. I THK CHEAPEST LOTS EVE K ORKEREt). $55 s About IViniileH from Po8' Offi''e,withwi«n IVnkou and War- 1-1 WvJvJXJ v«»jrian Plow C'«i. C c o II •a Pftdden Catherine (wid Domitiick), res s e cor 7tli mid Terrace. I'addeii Michael W, deputy sheriff county bldg, res s o cor 7th and Terraco. Paddock, elk, res 0th bet Cherry and James. Page Byron L, hop raiser, bds Isaiah II Page. Page P'rank, saddler M McTeigh, rins e s Commercial bet Main and Jackson. Page Hansen H, farmer, bds I II Page. Page Isaiah II, farmer, res n e cor Lake and 3d Pontius add. Palace Rt^staurant, II II Baylis prop, w s Front bet Columbia and Marion. [See p Sd.) Palmer Alfred L, lawyer Poncin Blk, res s e cor 2d and Lenora. Palmer Alfred T, barber W A Scott, res \v s 3d bet Washing- ton and Mill. Pancoast Albert, pile driver Allen & Nelson, res 8 s 8th 1 n of Dearborn. Pardun David, chief engineer str Emma Hayward, rms Windsor House. Parke James, contractor, res n e cor Mill and 6tli. Parker Charles W, elk Hasbrouck & Terry, res e a Front bet Pike and Union. Parker Mrs, rms Denny Blk. Parker Isaac, macli, res m w cor 6th and Marion. Parker Mrs Capt, bds L M Kobbins. Parkhurst Arthur A (^Schuster & Co), rert p. w cor Lake and Williamson. Parkhurst Arthur W, asst wharfinger Yesler's wharf, res s w cor Williamson and Lake. Parkhurst Harriets (wid Henry), res e s od 1 n of Cherry. Parsons Charles B, bds L M Robbins. Parsons Miss Flora, teacher Denny School, bds cor Ward and Dexter. Parsons J II, accountant, bds Mrs S J Russell. Patch George H, artist cor Front and Marion, res same. Patchen L, seaman str Idaho (O R & N Co's steamer at Seattle). Patchin AVashington, teamster, res n e cor Lake and East. Pates A C, lab Stetson *fe Post Mill Co. Pattoii Wm, teamster J W Hunter, res s s Mill bet S 3d and S 4th. Paul Frank, farmer, rms Everett House. Paulsen Erasmus, carp foot Marion, res w s 10th bet Stewart and Howell. CT A"NmT?T?'T' Importer and Wholesjile Deiiler in Wlnen, l.iqunrH • J-*XXlli VrJUXb X , n„d I'lsrarM. Hole ARont for the l-ope-t Kl«iie and the THylor Kfiitni'liy Hourbuo ai>d Ry** %v iil«kl«^s. Depot for the Piper Hledtteck Champagne, lOOO I'ACIFIC AV., TACOaiA, tV. T. THEO. E. REISER'S 817 Second St., SEATTLE, W. T. First Class Work Guaranteed, no matter how bad the weather. CHILDREN A SPECIALTY. Every Xegative Presarved. Remember this, if you are wise, sic. That Photographs of eyery iize, sir, To be had at the Studio of Theo. Peiser- Are elegant And permanent. They look at yua aa if to say, "I'm a real dnisy ! Ain't I gay ? Peiser does thie thing every day— In his establislunent Most competent. He flatters not in foolish haste, Put does his work with uautioua taste, That's wlc bis products are jo ohaste— And elegant." So says the speechless photograph, With eyes that seem to fairly laugh, A volume in a paragraph- Intelligent And confident. His way of dealing, too, is straight. Honorable, genial and considerate- Virtues all might emulate Without disparagement. Oi' detriment. Posing, lighting and st«nding, too, Retouohing, tone >of richest hue, Apd burnish, all so bright and new- Magnificent Ornament. This ia no advertisink lie, Composed merely to magnify. The work itself will justify The oomnlimeat. Welcome to all, both high and low, Peiser's every-day work will show The truth of this, if you'll bestow Your patronage Bene-volent. Besides portraiture, he has views — To a very few this will be nevre. Washington Territory scenery he pursues With keenest scent. Bnoqualmie Falls, grand and sublime With perilous trttil which you most climb, The Hop fields, too, in picking time— And Biwash diffident. The logging towns, with whistle skrill Calling hands to ship-yard, woods and mill. There to employ their time with a-se and eaw and drill, Or lither implement. Of Seattle and it? environ. Its noble ranges to &'.lmire on, And grand old Rainier to inspire on— A monument Of sentiment. In fact, all things worth photographing. Now, to oouolade this parugraphing, Lest more of it should set you laughing- Irreverent. Eight hundred and seventeen. Second streut, Theo. E. Peiser's Art Studio, neat. His work, view and portrait, can,t be beat On the continent. TLere are two galleries on Seodtid street. Be sure yon read the sign be- fore you enter, so as not to make any mistake and get into another gallery. Peiser's gallery is the only one with the title "Art Studio." Please bear this in mind. THEO. e. REISER'S .A.PIT STXJIDIO, 817 Second Street, SEATTLE, W. T. Whatrom €«.. idlantl Co., ( fiiiaranfnR I nnn A Triiftt Cn Snohomish < o., VVARRANTS \ ""*' ""^°® ^"" * I Seattle. MMaicit i'O., KInic Co., BOUGHT. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 314 Paulsen Herman R L, hostler D Blancliard, s e cor S lOtli and Main. Panlson Andrew, carp, res n w cor lOtli and Howell. Paulson Christian, pile driver, res w s 8th bet Union and PiKe. Paulson Paul, res n e cor S 10th and Main. Payne Jaincs H, carp, res s e cor Harrison and Temperance. Payne Qninn E, res s e cor Harrison ajid Temperance. . Peacock Charles, earn, res w s 11th nr Plummer. Pearce, see also Pierce. Pearce Helen L (wid Wm), teacher Central School, res n s Spring 2 \v of 8th. Pearce Miss Katie E, printer, res n s High 2 blks w of Box. Pearson John P, mate, res s \v cor Madison and 11th. Pearson John W, engineer str Merwin, res aboard. Pease llirnm II, Houses to Rent n w cor Spring and 8th, res same. Pease Mrs Margaret D, millinery 710 Front, res same. Peck Salvia, domestic Mi's R Wellman, Pedersen, see Petersen. Peier Anton J, maltster Hem rich & Co, bds same. Peiser Mrs Eliza, dressmaker 1107 Front, res same. Pciscr Theo E, Pliotographer 817 2d, res s w cor 2d and Marion. [See p opp.) Pelly Bernard, sec Lowman &, Hanford Stationery and Printing Co, res 8 w cor 6th and Madison. Pelz Louis, elk N Lewin & Co, bdo Lruntiwick Hotel. Pendegast Henry D,. teamster, rms LaYeta Lodging House. Penfield Floyd, with Seattle Gas Light Co, bds Norman Penfield. Penllel«i IVormnn, Snpt Seattle Gas Light Co n s James bet Front and 2d, i-es n w cor Pine and 8th. Penfield Russtll, mach Moran Bros, bds !i w cor 8tli and Pine. Penneman George, bartender Wm Garrett. Penman Henry, bartender M Langa, res w s "West nr Battery. Penner Gustav E, cabii;et?nkr L^ke Union Furniture Co, res Lake Union. Penner Henry C, cabinet mkr, res Moltke opp Western sawmill Lake Union. Penwell Rebecca N (wid Silas S), res w s Broadway nr Madison. People's €o-Oper.itiTe IJiiiosx. W H Shoudy Pres, C P Dam Sec, F H Peterson Treas, o17 Comtnercial. Perkins Arthur J, baker Northwestern (>rucker Factory, bds w B 8th bet StewaJ't and Olive. ■ Z ■ o =3 CD C3 aa CD CD •2. «o cs CD OJ CO CD a 9 S5 If PICTURE AND ROOM ^if." ^"ILline of Entfrayinsrs, Artotypes. F.tP. Ernm;M MOULDINGS Miido to Orflor of latest. b"»»t and :no(«l stylish materiuls, (Uty Book and Stationery Hlore. K. C. Vaujfimn <5: Co. llUJe fuclllc Ave., vov. 11th. Tavumn, tV. T. I CIVIL ENGmEERS. GARDNER &, HOGG, city flarveyor'B Ofllce. eSft Front Mtrret. HRATTbK, MT. T. o Pi ^ o Eh Eh Eh M o I— I 83 0) iZ 2 o "5 Q. c f O m 315 R. L. POLK & CO. S Perkins Cliarles A, carpenter, res n e cor Depot and Oak. Perkins C E, logger, res s 8 Marion bet 3d and 4tli. Perkins C G, bookkpr Dexter, Horton & Co, res n e cor Front and Yine. Perkins George K, clerk, res s vv cor 10th and James. Perkins John H, carpenter, res 8th bet Stewart and Howell. Perley Charles, laborer, res nr cor Prince and East. Perrie Henry, laborer, res rear 503 S 8th. Perry Wm, fire department, rms Windsor Honse. Peters Henry, saloon s e cor Front and Columbia, res s e cor Madison and 5th. Petersen Adolph, farmer, bds Western House. Petersen A, laborer, bds nr junction of Grant and C & P S R R. Petersen Christian, laborer, res 516 S Sth. Petersen Hans, laborer, res 503 S 8th. Petersen Henry, photographer, res n w cor University and 8th. Petersen Louis, pliotographer, bds n w cor University and 8th. Peterson Andrew A, tailor 818 P'ront, res e s 9th nr Dearborn. Peterson Anton (Johnson and Peterson), res 909 Front. Peterson Bertha (wid Peter), bds Eric A Anderson. Pctei'soii Bros (John C and N S), Grocers, 814 Front. [See adv.) Peterson Cli-'irles, laborer, rtns n s Pike bet Water and Front. Peterson Miss Eliza, bds Ole Berakken. Peterson Frank, laborer, res s s Main 6 n of S 6th. Peterson Fred, 2d engineer str Eliza Anderson, res aboard. Peterson IF red H, City Attorney, office rooms 5 and 6 Col- man Bldg s e cor Mill and Commercial, res n e cor 8th and Mill. Peterson Frederick W, engineer, res 310 S 8th. Peterson John C (Peterson Bros), rms s s Marion bet Front and 2d. Peterson John H. lab Seattle Lumb and Com Co, reo w s West nr Pike, Peterson J»;hn P, lab, res foot of Pike. Peterson Lewis P, Oyster House 114 Columbia, res same. {See p 48.) Peterson Miss Louise, bds Wisconsin House. Peterson N S (Peterson Bros), rms s s Marion bet Front ard ?A. Peterson Peter, lab, bds St Charles Hotel. Peterson Peter E, engineer, bds L H Graves. Peterson iSaras C, lab, I'es foot of Weller. D?. 0. E. CASE,"SURGICAL DISEASES TACOMA. w. T. OF WOMEN. JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocers Taeoma, ffa^h. Ty. IMPORTERS OF Flt^& JAPAN TEAS. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 316 Peterson, plasterer, bds Mrs M E Yates. Petkovits Kaiiko (Ilibbard «fe Petkovits), res 115 Columbia. Pettey Charles N, baker, res Water N Seattle. Phease, see leas. Phslaii Miciiael, carp, res e s 15tli 1 n of Olive. Phelps Charles M, lireinau C «& P S li R, res e s Commercial 4 e of Main. FUslps Miss Lillian M, teacher, bds n e cor 6th and Union. '» ^ilrick Catherine J (wid Charles), res Mrs Mai-j Yates. iS. brick T Gilman, sawyer Stetson & Post Mill Co, res e s S 8th 2 n of Dearbo/n. Philip Henry W, l«b, res nr S 7th and B. Phillips George W, farmer, rms Bell Hotel. Phillips John T (J R Wright & Co), res same. Phillips Margaret R (wid James H), res s s Blanchard near 4th. Phillips Thomas, ship carp, bds cor Blanchard and 2d. Phillips Wm R (Allmond «fe Phillips), res w s West 2 n of Battery. Phiniiey Edward, deckhand, rms n w cor 5th and James. Phinney Guy C (G C Phinney &Co),res8 e cor James and 12th. Phinney G C & Co (Guv C Phinney), real estate and money brokers, n s James bet Fron* and 2d. Phinnev JtMnea F. logger, res n e cor 8th and Spring. Phis! ./ i''''<-^;ie, cook W C T U Coifee House. Phoe !>- '•'.•. 1, Yesler-Leary Block. Picken \^tr 'At A Picken.) Pierce, ««« a': Pearce. Pierce Rev David J, pastor First Baptist Church, re? b w cor 9th and Alder. Pierce Franklin, tailor R G Graham, rms same. Pierce George L, sawyer G Newel! bds same. Pike Street Bakery, G A Guthrie Propr, s s Pike bet 5th and 6th. Pik(, Street Hall, s w cor Pike and 5th. Fikv' %lveet IfKarket, John Murphy Propr, s s Pike bet ;.u 5th. Piles $»aiiiuel H (Ronald &, Piles), Deputy Pros Attorney, rms 11 w cor 2d and Seneca. Pilling Michael, lab, res nr cor Cemetery and Case. Pillman Edwin, upholsterer Pillman & Cross, res w b 3d bet University and Union. Pillman Wm T (Pillman & Cross), res s e cor 9th and Pike. iUllllli UUU.MJJ nil Ul HAL -*""*'•'"* PhyBioiaiis and Hurgeonri. 'Hpeoiai I 00 M CO CD CD CO CD ■■■■• CD S» CO t/i u CD m CO ,.i 9 TACUaiA. W. T. Attentiup (civsn \o the ot^re of the Opium, Murpluiie and Chloral Uablt. STEAMBOAT ENGINES, \ WasMlEtOD Iroi f orts Co. rondt^DMlna: or IVon-CondenHlnK. MRATTLB. N e 317 R. L. POLK & CO.'S tt> C9 CO CO CO to C0 OS il €-& «e 53 IS e« ^1 it I Pillman & Cross (Win T Plllmaii, Daniel W Cross), under- takers and safes, 922 Front. Piiickney Albert M, watchman, rms s e cor Villard and Ban- croft. Pinckney Joshua B, farmer, res s e cor Villard and Bancroft. Pi nckney Win II, police >- i^s 1910 2d. Pinkham Albert S, fanner ;ur Lincoln and 4th, Pontius' Add. Pinkham Birdie, dressmaker Mrs H C Haddocks, res n s Co- lumbia bet Front and 2d. Pinkham Charles, candy maker R Merchant & Co. Piper Andrew W, Bakery and Confectionery 616 Front, res s w cor lltii and Pine. Piper Miss Bertha D, rec elk District Court, res s w cor 11th and Pine. Piper Charles Y, elk A W Piper, bds s w cor 11th and Pine. Piper David, lab Seattle Lumb and Com Co. Piper Herman J, confectioner A W Piper, bds s w cor 11th and Pine. Piper Miss Lilli L, bds s w oor 11th and Pine. Piper Paul A, printer The Press, rms n s Pike bet 3d and 4th. Piper Miss Tillie J, teacher Central school, bds s w cor 11th and Pine. Pippy Francis W, miner, bds Sari Francisco House. Pisk Harry, court interpreter, res foot of Seneca. Place I H, res 114 Stewart. Plagmann Frederick, barber s d Main w of Commercial. Piatt Hiram, mach, rms 9th nr James. Plong Christian C, Danish vice consul, res w s 9th bet Howell and Stewart. Plough Christian S, propr Villard House, s e dor Mill and Rail- road. Plough Soren W, shoemaker P J Lair & Co, bds. Villard House. Plunitner Edward H, watchman C & P S R R, res e s Alley bet King and Jackson nr S 9th and S 10th. Plummer Ellwood E, lab C & P S R K, res s s Jackson nr S 7th. Plummer Sarah J (wld Charles), res 322 S 2d. Plymouth Congregational Cluirch, e s 2d 1 n of Spring. Police Court, Gordon Hardware Bldg. Police Headquarters, City Hall Bldg, S 3d bet Mill and Wash- ington. COLLINS &. POWELL, WHATCOM, W. T. Bought, Sold and Rented. OOftRbSPONOErOE 80LIOI TED. i Co. Bay Acre Tracts near Seattle of ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & CO., Brokers. Post Bnildina, Seattle, WaHh. Fortanes mnde by bn^^inff snoh tiacta near raiiidly erowinR citipj, as Minne- apulia, St. Paul, Omaha, Donver. etc. Su will purchases near Seattle prove. ~"p SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 318 Pollock James, res n w cor S 6tli and Main. Poncin Block, 635 Front bet James and Columbia. Poncin Gamma, res n w cor 4tli and Marion. Pontins Albert, rms 919 Front. Pontius Frank A, County Treasurer County Court House, res s e cor 7tli and Union. Pontius Lincoln H, real estate, bds Mrs M J Pontius. Pontius Mrs Margaret J, real estate, res cor Howai'd and Depot. Poole Wm W, real estate, rms e s 6th 2 n of Union. Poole & Picken, publishers Seattle Commercial Gazette and Puget Sound Maritime Reporter. Poore Mrs Addie, bds 616 5th. Porter James, student, rms cor 3d and Union. Post Intelligencer, Daily and Weekly, Post Bldg, Mill. Post Intelligencer Publishing Co, L 11 J llunt pres and gen mngr, Stewart E Smith sec, Fred J Grant treas, Post Bldg Mill. Post John J, sec and treas Stetson & Post Mill Co, res s e cor 5th and Columbia, Postoffice, Mill opp Commercial. Potter Mrs M L, res s s Jackson bet Commercial and 2d. Potter Rev Wm P, Pastor Seventh Day Adventist Church, res s w cor Front and Wall. Potts Miss Jean, printer The Press, bds n s Pike bet 3d and 4th. Powell James, ktgger, bds w s Grant nr Newell'a mill. Powell Prof Leonard J, Pres University of Washington, res University Grounds. Power John M, blksmith, res s w cor Box and John. Power Thomas J, blacksmith, res e s Oak nr Depot. Powers Catherine (wid Nicholas), res e s 4th 1 N of Pike. Powers Edwin J, Monarch saloon 34 Commercial, res n s Pike bet 7th and 8th. Powers Mrs Jennie, waiter D & E M Monroe, res same. Powers Thomas, upholsterer August Vahlbusch, res e s 4th bet Pike and Pine. Powley Alvess, lab, res s s Main 4 n of S 6th. Pratley Richard, bricklayer, res n w cor Columbia and 6th. Pratt Arthur, porter Mussigbrod & Toby, res upper end of Jackson. Pratt A Wm, carp Allen & Nelson. Pratt George H, surveyor Puget Sound Construction Co, rms 611 2d. ''lZ^;l^rX^Z'' CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Office at Wlllard'M. raoine Ave. 2d Door North of Opera House. CD o> — ^ CD =1 su a> CD OS en cn CD CO ■ X ■ o 9 i i i Enlargements MadeiMcMURRY KKOM ANV NKWATIVR. utroKi'Hph QQ 319 B. L. POLK & CO. 8 a M be a a d PS d o o M O < I P^ O Pratt Putnam R, fruit grower cor Birch and Farragut, res same. Prcrontaiiie Rev Francis X, Rector Church of Our Lady of Good Help, res same. Prendegast, see Pendeyast, Prescott Amy B, teacher, bds D S Smith. Preston Ehna E (wid Charles H), bds n s Cherry 2 w of 7th. Preston George H (Preston & Aibertson), res n e cor Temper- ance and Valley. Preston Harold (Carr & Preston), 1 Yesler-Leai-y blk, res ri w cor 4th and Cherry. Preston Lucy A (wid John B), I'es n e cor Temperance and Valley. Preston Melville H, bds cor 9th and Stewart. Preston Nehemiah, res cor 9th and Stewart. Preston Wm, lab, rea e s Box nr High. Preston Wm T, civil engr, res n e cor Temperance and Valley. PreiKtoil Sc Aibertson (George H Preston, Robert B Ai- bertson), Lawyers, s e cor Front and Cherry. Price Daniel, farmer, bds We ton Huruse. Price Frank M, engineer U 3 Govt, bds Ocean House. Price G Willis, dentist Kenney blk cor Front and Columbia, res same. Price James, molder Washington Iron Works. Price John J, longshoreman, res foot Seneca. Price Mary A (Murphy & Price), res Ocean House. Pritchard Richard (Pritchard & Lester), res Race Track. Pritchard & Lester (Richard Pritchara, John T Lester), saloon, 8 w cor 2d ajid Washington, Probst George (Mehlhorn &, Probst), res s s Mill bet 8th and 9th. Proctor Geoi-ge R, logger, bds Western House. Prosch Charles, printer P I, res w s 3d 3 n of Columbia. Prosch Chester, printer P I, bds Frederick Prosch. Prosch FredericK, foreman composing room P I, res w s 4th nr Virginia. Prosch Thomas W, journalist, res n w cor 9th and James. Prosser Joshua (Morgan & Prosser), rms Denny Block. '■ Prosser Sarah H, dressmkr 24 Denny Block, res same. Providence Hospital, in charge of the Sisters of Charity, bet 5th and 6th Madison and Spring. Pryer Frank W, treas Bijou Theatre, rms Bank Exchange. Public Reading Room, H H Dearborn «& Co's, n e cor Commer- cial and Jackson. ilnrtitmisti autdi for aoB-rii lenti ty wM. It. HAM KIM, REAL ESTATE Bought, Sold and -j oeneral Real Kttatn Agent, Exonanged. ( osoi mr Old Tteom P. 0., Tieeu. V.t HALL & CAVtNDERi ^conveniently Located. SEATTLE DIKECTORY. 320 Puget Sound Brewery, Race Track s of city. Vuget Sound Construction Co, Franklin M Jones N Y Free, Daniel H Gil man Seattle V Pres, Charles Ik Sheaf e Seattle Gen Mngr, office 631 Front. Puget Sonnd Co-operative Colony The, J J Knoif pres, G Ten- able Smith gen mngr, Laura E Hall cor sec, Kenyon Blk. Puget Sound Hide and Leather Co, W H H Green pres, David Kellogg sec and gen mngr, water front foot of Seneca. Paget Sound Ice Co, Charles Hopkins Pres, Wm D O'Toole Vice Pres, Edwin A Strout Sec and Treas, foot of Seneca. [See p 1 2.) o H X m ■0 Puiret Sound I^ational Bank, 6 Gatzert Pres, E P V^ Ferry Vice Pres, Jacob Furth Cash, Occidental Block. "* Puget Sound Shore R R, W B Spencer agt, foot of Main. Puget Sound Steam Laundry, Hallin & Co Proprs, 208, 212 Main. (Seep EO.) Puget Sound Telegrapn Co, Thomas T Miner nres, G Morris Haller sec, Bailey Gatzert treas, Wm H Llewellyn local mngr, 119 Che' -y. Pumpiirey Xh«f'17'T}rP 1'he only honse in Tacoma which handles the lieadlH'': • JJ.4XX1I VTJCiXfc X , BranflM or KfDia«-ky Ftrit 4-»ppt>r Dlntlllfx Hanil made Monr Manh Whlnkles; and carries the largest stock of New^ \9rit. ana Key West Cl«ar». 100» FACIITAO AV^ TACUMA, W. T. DRAFTS AFTS )fi!iSr! ISSUED fgrK'i ORBMAIVr Aivn KOBN GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. Seattle. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 322 CO CD 3 CD I! Readman James, Sec Washington Iron Works Co, res n B Union 2 w of 4th. S" Readman John C, clerk, bds n s Union 2 w of 4th. 3 Reagan James, res n s Madison nr Randolph. — ■ Reagan Michael, lab, res Denny's Add, N Seattle. ^ Reagan Thomas, express, res nr Jackson and 2d bridge, ^ Reagan Thomas jr, bds nr Jackson and 2d bridge. ^ Reardon John, lab Cedar River Coal Co, res Mill nr Railroad. Rebhorn Charles, harness maker Charles Zellenay, bda^an Fran- cisco Hotel. Recktenwald Conrad, bartender A Wolff, res same. Rederer W F, waiter Palace Restaurant, rms 919 Front. Redmond Wm, lab Oregon linn Co's sawmill. Reece Wm H, lab, bds w s lOtu nr Olive. Reed B F, foreman Seattle Lumb and Com Co, res N Seattle. Reed Harry S, cook str Evangel, rms foot Marion. Reed Joseph W, lab Rice & Gardner, res head Elliot Bay. Reed Mattie, domestic Thomas Burke. Reed Richard D. garc^er, bds e s Brondway nr cor Mill. Reed Theodore R, teamster, res s s Mill bet S 3d and S 4th. Reese Wm H, elk, rms Everett House. Regner, cigar mkr, rms 209 S 5th. Reeves Wm H, res n w cor 3d and Seneca. Reich Georg^e, Oculist and Aurist 7 and 8 Yesler-Leary bldg, res s w cor 7th and Spring. Reid David F, carp, res es lltii bet Stewart and Yirginia. Reid Henrietta (wid Clarence M), res w s Ash 3 n of Depot. Reinii^ L, Dealer in Flour, Feed, Produce, Groceries etc cor 3d and Union, res s e cor 5th and Madison. Reis Charles B, butcher, res w s 12th nr Plummer. Reis M Adam, lab, res n e cor 10th and Jefferson. Reitze Charles F, architect Stetson & Post Mill Co, res n e cor 9th and Charles. Rengstorff John H (P J Lair & Co), res n e cor Front and James. Requa Henry J, watchmkr s s Mill bet Commercial and Rail- road, res 616 5th. Reynolds Edward H, bkkpr M & K Gottstein, res n s James bet Front and 21 Rhoades James, braueman P S S R R, rms Pacific House. Rhodes James K, fruit stand s w cor 3d and Washington, rms n s Main bet 3d and 2d. ^"^I^VOf \/n^«MI^09 AttaehmeiiiB. at City Bonk aii'< fta- a. I 8 a *■ &. CO en C9 CD CO cm CD CO SEWING MACHIAES, tloitrrv M«»re, K. C. Vaatchan A Co.. 1102 Paoitio Are., oor. 11th, Tacoma„W. T. BILL, OSBORNE & CO.AbstractsTmrw K7ng"county as •«e rroiit Mtrcft. MKATTLR, W. T R. L. POLK & CO.'S C/> cs C/3 CD C3 OS CO « 00 CO cd CL ca CO UJ Ricci Joseph, fisherman, rms foot Union. Rice George L^ Queen Chop House 34 Commorcial, rms Young's blk. Rice Jessie, domestic s e cor Front and University. Rice Lewis N (Rice & Gardner), res w s 5th bet Marion and Madison. Rico & Gardner (Lewis N Rice, John D Gardner), meat mar- ket, n e cor Front and Cherry. Rich Cljiferles C, real estate, res nr cor Rollin and Republican. R.:;ii Cql^les F, farmer, bds nr cor Rollin and Repuolican. Rich S P, County Supt of Schools, n e cor 3d and Mill, res ]Slewcastie. Richards George G, mngr Al C Carter, res nw cor 11th and Pine. Richards H, lab Allen & Nelson. Riciiards J^iciiolas, Timber Inspector S L S & E R R, res 1921 3d. Richards Ross, farmer, bda n w cor 11th and Pine. Richardson Margaret, domestic J C Lipsky. Rickards Mrs Annie, furnished rooms 110 Columbia. Rickards Richard, brtndr Bijou Theatre, rms sami?. Rickards Wm, chief cook Occidental Hotel, res 110 Columbia. Riedel Alfred, city editor Seattle Tribune, rms Columbia nr 6th. Riederer Wm F, cook H R Baylis, rms Mrs Busha. Rightmire JL K, Manager N W Express Co, res n w cor 7th and Pine. Riley Mrs Florence A, res 207 S 5th. Riley Joseph, actor, rms Mrs Annie McCoy. Rinehwrt Wm V (W V Rinehart & Son), res n e cor JeJQFerson and 6th. Rinehart Wm V jr (W V Rinehart & Son), bds n e cor Jeffer- son and 6th. Rineliart W V & Son (Wm Y and Wm V Jr), Groceries Produce etc, 137 and 139 Mill. Ripley Joseph M, furnished rooms Brown's block. Ripley Miss Retta, rms Brown's block. Risk Robert, telegraph opr, res \v s 5th bet Union and Pike. Ritterhoff Wm, bakery 915 Front, rms same. Roantree Michael J, tallyman Stetson & Post Mill Co, res e s West 4 n of Virginu. Robbins Christopher C, molding mkr Stetson & Post Mill Co, res s e cor 12th and Cherry. Dr.C.E.OASE, stji5=*bo3>t a^i TAcoMA, w. T. o-z-isrEaoLOGUsi'. JNO. S- BAKER & CO., Wh^Tes^ati^'aVoS'ers. JOBBERS OK CIOARS AND TOBACCOS. SEATTLE DIRECTOHY. 324 Robbins Henry, rms Mrs 11 Wellman. Bobbins Luther A (Robbins & Son), bds 1728 2d. Robbins Luther M [Robins & Son), res 1728 2d. Robins Sc Son (Luther M and Luther A Robbins), Aclii- tects Contractors and Builders, 1728 2d bet Leuora and Virginia. Roberts Edward, lab, res rear s s "Washington bet S3d and S 4th. Roberts F W, painter, rms Eureka Lodging House. Roberts George P, baker Eureka Bakery, res saine. Roberts Miss Ada, dressmkr 719^ Front, rms Mrs R "Wellman. Roberts Nathaniel, lab, res s s Mill nr 16th. Roberts Timothy P, carp, res w s S 17th nr Reservoir. Robertson "Win, bookkpr Z C Miles, res n e cor 2d and Seneca. Robins "Wrn, contractoi, rms Oak House. Robinson Charles, watchman, res s w cor Pine and 2d. Robinson Henrietta E (wid John), rms n e cor Front and Pike. Robinson John, lab, res e s S 6th 1 s of Main. Robinson Robert S, agt Domestic Sewing Machine 108 Co- lumbia, res e 8 3d bet Columbia nnd Marion. Robinson DeWitt C, real estate, rms Bell Hotel. Robinson S D, lab, rms Tremont Honse. Rochester Junius (Metcalfe & Rochester), probate judge, res n e cor Pine and 2d. Rock Thomas, lab, res Cloverdale. Roderick Joseph, bridge builder Allen & Nelson. Rodgers Wm T, engineer P G S R R, res 524 S 8th. Rodloff "Wm, driver Wm Ritterhoff, rms same. 'Rodriguez Cyrilla, res 204 Main. Rodriguez Mary, res 206 Main. Roear August, lab, res n s Main nr Jackson. Rogan James, engineer Seattle Gas and Electric Liglit Co, rms n e cor Main and S 5th. Rogers Bolton, depnty U S Marshal, res w s Commercial bet Main and Jackson. Rogers John, lab, res s s Main 4 n of S 6th. Rogers John "W, tinsmith Mechanics' Store, res n s 5tli 3 n of Pine. Rogers Nathaniel L, clerk D E Durie, res n w cor 3d and Le- nora. Rohlt's Died rich (Rohlfs & Schoder), res n e cor 2d and Clay. Rohir«f &, Schoder (Diedrich Rohlfs, Herman Shoder), Cabinet Makers, 117 Cherry. {See p 15.) PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W. T. BeceiTes and treats all who ma; require medicnl nr surgioal treatment, Contagioub DibSases excepted. H Z m ■0 > o o ■0 2. o o I i ! i' PatJwin Engine Steam Feeds r-vASHiNCTON FOB LimiBER Miial Oalmprorid firmi,^ BnilBiiiud Biildtnct Frc^irtT, Wty tad Btltttfbi» LotI m Aon Tfietl. Municipal una dountu Stewl />« Hfuuh SEATTLE DIHEOTORy. LoMi W>go Utig 326 Rowe Lewis S, carriage repository s w cor Front and Bell, res s 8 Union bet 7th and 8th. Roxburgh Mrs Kato M (Roxburgh & Co), res w s Grant nr Newell's mill. Roxburgh & Co (Robert Coons, Mrs Kate Roxburgh), grocers etc, ws Grant nr Newell's Mill. Rudolph Josephine, domestic, bds w s Jones nr Madison. Ruffier Louis, cook Jacques Orteig. Runnels Arthur F, bds n s Madison nr 20th. Runnels Frederick F, lab, bds n s Madison e of Broadway. Runnels Hiram B, wood dealer, res n s Madison nr 20th. Runnels John B, bds n s Madison nr 20th. Runnels Thomas, res n s Madison e of Broadway. Rupp Peter, lab A W Piper, nns 616 Front. Rush Ann E (wid Michael), bds Henry Burko. Rush Eugene M, painter, res w s 4:th bet Pike and Pine. Russell Robert, drayman, res s e cor 4th and Jiiines. Russell Robert E, student, bds n e cor4tli and Jauies. Russell Samuel W, res s w cor Cherry and 4th. Russell Sarah J (wid Thomas), music teacher, res s ecor 3d and Cherry. Russell Wm, elk Hughes & Miller, bds Mrs S J Russell. Ruud Carlos P, lab, res w s 7th bet Virginia and Lenora. Ryan Thomas, lab, rms Snohomish Lodging House. Rye Frank, cook Arlington Hotel. Ryther Miss Amy C, student, bds n e cor Mill and Clair. Ryther Noble E, farmer, res n e cor Mill and Cluir. Saari Matti, lab, bds foot Pike. Saerl Michael, junk dealer, 122| Cherry. Saddle Rock Restaurant, 114 Commercial. Safe Deposit Co, James R McDonald pres, Angus Mackintosh sec, 631 Front. St Charles Hotel, Mrs N Lewis & Sons Proprs, w s 2d bet Cherry and Columbia. St James Hotel, cor Mill and 2d. St John Carrie M, elk Toklas & Singerman, res 211 S 5th. St Mary Frank, elk Charles Dietz, res w s 4th bet Jefferson and Mill. Salmon A L, lab "Western Mill Co. Salmon Bridget, domestic H H Lewis. FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAt, Rt. Rfiv. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Free. Rev. J. A. Nicholflon. Biipt. J. F.Beardsley, Physician. TACOMA, W. T. Thorn who belipye in •'Home Industry" Ehoiild patronize Matlnmellon (Snaranteed. Lale Union FmitnreM'fi Go. Mill Mt., BMides yon will n,rt money thereby. LARGEST BTOCE. opp. Ocrl«lental Hotel. Seattle. M 327 R. L. POLK * CO. 8 ■f-t o < 0. u z Salvation Arniy Barracks, e 8 S 2d nr Main. San FraRcisco Hotel, O P Dahlquist Propr, s w cor Main and Commercial. San Francisco Laundry (Chinede), s e cor 5th and Mill. San Francisco Store, s w cor Commercial and Wafihingtor. Sand Frank, lab. res foot Virginia. Sandall John, carp, res nr City Park. N Seattle. Sander Fred E, real estate s e cor Mill and Cominercial, res e a 8th bet Pine and Pike. Sanders Fredrick E, tailor, res s w cor 8th and Columbia. Sanders Harry C, lab, bds n e cor Lake and East. Sanderson Mrs Elizabeth, domestic 8 w cor 12th and Main. Sanderson Isabella, domestic n s James nr 5th. Sanderson Jolm E, res s w cor Seneca and 3d. Sanderson Walter P, trees "Washiiqjton Steamboat and Trans- portation Co, rms w s Front biit Sprii"; and Seneca. Sanddtrom Peter, lab, bds U S Boarding Houot;. Sansom John C, carp, res Si.iithers ave nr Lake Union. Sappenfield David A, farmer, res Lake nr Reoublican. S A H C Mnfg Co, directorh GC Phinney, "Wm H Reevea, John Keenen, sec F H Peterson, mnfrs Swamp Angel Rheu- matic Cure, office Stewart's drug store. Sater Peter, tailor A Schlossmacher, bds Western House. Sais

CD E5' CD n> CO cc OS . ri W vJLJJJ F«rwliiK ■mplcnifiitH. HoUd. • **• '• V.''^-*-'* ikilrH una 4>leiierHl Mardw lliW FMlfic Ave (•th' Hap- Iware. and IDil'H. Si- Mt., TACOVA, W. T. CD CA i I SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street ifobbers mul RetallevH of HardwMre and laipliPinentli, Th«4 Best\ \ WoodM. Tit** liOW<>8t HrloeH. V'-\ O 329 B. L. POLK ft CO.'S C/3 V tarn h is* il SI Scott David A, bds n e cor Lake and Hyde. Scott George W, patternmkr, res n e cor 5tli and Wall, Scott Henry E, tinsmith, res n e cor 5th and Wall. , • , • - Scott Mrs H W, bds L F Compton. Scott John E, lab, res n e cor Lake and Hyde. Scott Roswell, deputy county auditor, res s s Pine bet 3d and 4th. Scott Roswell M, carp, res s s Pine bet 3d and 4th. Scott Samuel, painter, res Stewart bet 6th and 7th. Scott Simon W, broker, res e s Front 3 s of University. Scott Wilbur D, res e s Front 3 s of University. Scott Wra A, barber 4 Mill, res n w cor Mill and Broad. , Scott Zachariah, lab, res n e cor Lake and Hyde. Scovill Albert H, carp etc e s 9th nr Virginia, res same. Scurry John G, chief engineer Puget Sound Construction Co, res n e cor 3d and James. Sealander Axel R, Merchant Tailor w s Front bet Marion and Madison, res same. Seamon Miss Winnie, bds Harry R Baylis. Sears Homer A, livery stable cor Commercial and Main, rms 13 Jackson. Seattle Ba^, Tent and Sail Factory, L H Wilton Propr, Railroad ave nr Mill. Seattle Bazaar, H E Levy Propr, 210 and 212 Commercial. Seattle Boiler Works, George Keily Propr, foot of MiU. {See p 25.) Seattle Brass and Bell Foundry , John E Good Pro. prietor, 421 Commercial. {See p 25.) Seattle Brewery, '•or Mill and 4th. Seattle Building and Loan Association, W H Hughes sec, P-I bldg. Seattle Commercial Gazette and Puget Sound Maritime Re- f)orter, Poole & Picken publishers. Press office, e Co-operative Society, James McCombs pres, Alexander Maitland sec and mngr, George F Fryetreas, general mer- chandise, 913 Fi'ont. Seattle Co-operative Tailoring Establishment, A Gerke mngr, 909 Front. Seattle Daily Press, Starr Block, Front. {See p 22.) Seattle Dail.v Times, James opp Commercial. {See p 21.) Seattle Bcli^ery Co, Coleman & Flanagan Proprs, 4 James opp Occidental. OT A Wn.Tl'WT' 8ol« AKent for the For ft King tfhtiilf'-v,Thti Fnmoua • AJJCVI^ VXXJCvX, jc. H.Tn»lor>»flrf copper Mirttlledlland. Madt Hour MrtHh Hhlnkle: Tht> HehUtu Miltoauknf JhiWi-d Jiet-r, and thm Ccmille Key West Cl0<»r». 1009 t*A€lFAC AV.. TACOSIA, W. T. MONEY WAITING ( Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. MOIITCAGB8.] Seattle, SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 330 Seattle Electiic Light Co, Geo D Hill pres, James A McWil- liatns vice prea, Taco Mesdag sec, James E Boyden elec- trician, J M Frink supt, cor Seneca and Front. Seattle Engine Co No 1, 113 Columbia, W A Perry engineer, James Mclntyre foreman. Seattle Feed Milld, John H Walker propr, foot of Spring, Seattle Flour mills and Elevator €•, Watson^C Squire Pres, Edward Wlujeler Sec, J H McGraw Treas, John H Walker Head Miller. Seattle Cras Li^ht €•, Dexter Horton Pres, A A Denny Treas, Norman Pentield Sec and Supt, n s James opp Oc- cidental Hotel, Works cor 5th and Jackson. Seattle Gas Works, Norman Penfield supt, s s Jackson bet S 5th and S 6th. Seattle Hardware Ce, Martin D Ballard Pres, Anson S Bi -well Jr Sec and Tre&s, 025 Front. [SeetopMnes.) Seattle Kindergarten. Miss Grace Thorndyke teacher, s v cor 2d and Marion. Seattle Lal-e Shore & Eastern R R Co The, J RMf Donald pies, T T Minor vice pres, George G Lyon sec an itor. E J Jefferson asst sec, F H Osgoode treas, F ii ..ii vorth chief engineer, Safe Deposit bldg. Seattle Lodging House, G K Tice propr, Mill nr Post office. Seattle Lumber Co, Alfred H Anderson pres, J R McDonald sec, A Maclntoch treas, Safe Deposit bldg. Seattle litimber and Commercial Co Tbe, Isaac Dobaon pres, David B Denton sec, water fi*ont from Marion to Madison. Seattle Milk Co, Whyte & Johnson proprs, 4 James. Seattle Pharmacy The, George F Frye Propr, A Wright Manager, Opera House Blk, Front. Seattle Race Track, south of city limits. Seattle Soap Co, Charles B Bnssell Propr, foot of Seneca. Seattle Soda Works, George T Maginnis & Co proprs, 20 Mill. Seattle Steam Laundry, G A Basler Propr, Lake Union foot of Elaine. Seattle Street Railway Co The, F H Osgood pres and mangr, George Ki.mear sec, n e cor Pike and 2d. Seattle Sunday Star, Francis M Street Mangr, Poncin Blk. {Seep 19.) Seattle Tribune, Rudolph Danius Propr, Turn Halle Bldg cor 4th and Jefferson. 2e m -< > X r m a) 4 C3 so CD GO W 'J 0" I Books and Stationery K. C. \mumhtm 4t Co., OtHoe nnd Bohnol Siipplim of hU kinds. News> pnpBM nnd PftriodicHlw, Novels. Historira. Oy- olopediai, at C!ity Book nnd Stationery Store. 110« Patslflo Ave^ cor. lltb, TAVUMA. W. T. i V 1.: 11 ;r SBTTLERa LOCATED in any u( the Paget Hoond Counties. OQ o o M w O M H O GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS. CXT7 s'lfsvaroB's ooot HEATXtE.W.T, 331 R. L. POLK & OO.'S Seattle and Walla Walla Trail and Wagon Road Co, George F Smith prec, George H Smith sec, office People's Market, Commercial. Seattle and West Coast Ry Co, H Crawford jr pres, Safe De- posit bldg. Seavej Arno W, mach Seattle Lura and Com Co, res Bismarck nr Thomas, Lake Union. Second Baptist Chapel, n s Jefferson bet 9th and 10th. Sedgwick Jay, purser str Idaho, res aboard. Seelbach Cliarles, bartender Andrew Lunn. Seewick George, lab, res foot of S 7th nr Jackson. Sefton Lulu, domestic Mrs R P Thorndyke. Seidel Frank F, farmer, res w s 4th bet Bell and Battery. Selden James M, vessel captain, res n s Pine, bet 2d and 8d. Senger Henry, fireman, bds Edwin Pilhnan. Sepich Josepli, cook, rms Wisconsin House. Session M S, carp, rms Tremont Haiise. Settem John, pamter, res foot Virginia. Settle Marietta (wid Josiah), res n s University bet 2d and 3d. Seventh Day Adventist chapel room cor Front and Wall. Sevey George W, carp, res s w cor 5th and Pine. Seymour Edward, longshoreman, res foot of Union. Shafer, see aho Schaeffer. Shafer N" S, hop buyer, rms 322 S 2d. Shaffer Frederick W, pi-ospector, res s w cor Front and Pike. Shamrock House, 211 Main. Shankland Frank, propr Duwamish vegetable narket812 Front, res w 8 Front 2 n of Pine. Shankland Mrs Mary J, res w s Front 2 n of Pine. Shankland Wm, lab, res w s Front 2 n of Pine. Sharpe Wm T, I'es s w cor Columbia and 4th. Shaw Charles H (Shaw & Algar), res n w cor 4th and Union. Shaw Frank, lab, rms Tremont House. Shaw George, cook, rms Snohomish Lodging House. Shaw Grant, cook SniHll & Druitt, rms e s Broadway nr Tames. Shaw Miss Helen R, nurse, bds e s Broadway nr Jaine&. Shaw Henry M, agt N W Ex Co, res n sv cor 7th and Pine. Shaw Jacob H, lab, res e s Broadway nr James. Shaw Mrs O F, dressmkr Mrs H iJ Maddocks, res ^ e cor 7th and Lenora. Shaw Robert B, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co, bds e s Broadway nr James. Dr. C. E. CASE, Orthopoedic Surgeon, 4HQ. 8. BAKER & CO., Wholesale Grocers 0ON8IQNMENTS OF GRAIN AND l PROVISIONS 8DLI0ITE0. ) And Commission Merchants. Xaooma, \iV&»l\. Ty SEATTLE DTBEOTORY. 332 Shaw Sc Alg^ar (Charles H Shaw, Frank C Algar), Gem Saloon, 105 Commercial. Shawl Aaron, painter etc 120 Cherry, res same. 8hcafe Cliarles M., General Manager Pnget Sound Con- struction Co 681 Front, rms 822 S 2d. Sheahan Henry, surveyor, res 412 S 11th. Shearer James W, enginaer C & P S R R, rms s e cor 4:th and Mill. Shearer Reuben, engineer C & P S R R. Sheehan John, lab, bds California House. Shellenberger Luther, teamster J W Hunter, res s s Mill bet s 3d and S 4th. Shelton L D, riiis F C Montgomery. Sheuneman "Wm H, lab, res JDenny's Add N Seattle. Fhepard Edwin, mngr Spring Hill Water Co, res 1008 4th. Shepich Georg^e, Saloon, e s S 2d bet Washington and Main. Shephard Wm, bricklayer, res sw cor Front and Pike. Sherbach S, waiter, rms LaVeta Lodging House. Sherman Mr^ Aimie, res n w cor 8d and Union. Sheridan James P, lab, res n s Front nr Depot. Shindler John, pedler, rms Oak House, Sliore John, rms s e cor 8th and Stewart. Shorey George B, surveyor, bds O C Shorey. Shorey Oliver C (O C iShorey & Co), res s e cor 3d and Co- Inr.ibia. Shorey O € & Co (Oliver C Shorey, Lyman W Bonney), Undertakers, n w cor Front and Columbia. Short Sanioel P, farmer, res es 4th 1 s of Bell. Shoudy Wm H, pres People's Co-op Union and mayor of SeaUle, res s e cor iJnion and Temperance. Shultz, see Schultz. Shumway Miss Carrie H, teacher Central School, bds n e cor Maaison and Randolph. Shumway Miss Elizabeth H, res n e cor Madison and Randolph. Shumway Miss Emma A, teacher Central School, bds n e cor Maaison and Randolph. Shumway Mary C H (wia John R), res n e cor Madison and Randolph. Sidney Margaret (wid George), res 503 S 8th. Siege! John, teamster, res n s Prince William nr Lake. Sigel Samuel S, Singer Sewing Machine Agt^720 Front, rms 8 s Pike bet 5th and 6th. Prepared to reoeiTe chronic cases nt any time, from nny pnrt of the oonotry. For terms adclress kT C Miller. H. D. or E, M, Brown. M. D. lAUOUA.. W. T o H X PI X > xn •-i o a Pugei Sound Hospital n STATMARY ENGINES Washington iron Woriis Co. WliH or withoat a^Jntitable cnt-off. SRATH'IjE. i N li H e 333 R. L. POLK A CO.'S M-S Siegvald Peter, carp Stetsoi. Post Mill Co, rms Main nr Com- mercial. Simmons Moses, rancher, res cor Bowman ave and Blaine, N Seattle. Simmons Orson B, res n w cor 11th and Cherry. Simon Andrew (Simou & Smith), res n w cor West and Blan- ch ard. Simon Carrie A, elk Latoiir & Co, res cor Blanchard and West.' Simon Miss Eliza, housekeeper n e cor S 6th and Washington. Simon Peter, carp, bds San Francisco Hotel. Simon Samuel, elk Frauenthal Bros, res n e cor 6th and Wash, ington. Simon Wm F, elk Simon & Smith, res cor West and Blanchard. Simon &, Smith (Andrew Simon, C A Smith), Boots and Shoes, 807 Front. Simons J, lab Allen & Nelson. Simpson Mrs Celia, nurse, res s s Mill bet S 6th and S 7th. Simpson Edward W A, lab, res s e cor 8th and Stewart. Simpson Richard M, carp e s 6th n of Alder. Simpson Solomon G, contract >r. res s \v cor Madibou and ith. Simpson Wm, cook, res Denny's add, N Seattle. Simpson Wm D, farmer, res 408 S 11th. Sinclair (G K Beede & Co), res nr Lake Union. Siugerman Paul (Toklas & Singerman), res n e cor Washington and 10th. Siprell James M, teamster, rms St Charles Hotel. Sires Mrs Kebecca J, res n w cor Pine and 8d. Sisson Frederick, waiter Occidental Hotel. Sizer LonisaM (wid Thomas J), nurse, res s s Madison bet 8d and 4th. Sjolseth Ingebregt L, carp, res n of Lincoln e of Broadway. Skoning Charles G, hostler City Livery Stable, rms same. Skordile George C, seaman, res foot Union. Skuse John, lab, res foot Pike. Slattery John, molder Washington Iron Works. Slevin John, waiter, bds San Francisco House. Sievin Robert, cook, bds San Francisco Hotel. Slig^ii Jame« HI, Physician s e cor Front and Cherry, res same. Slim E, steward str Idaho, res aboard. Slim F, pantryman str Idaho. Sloan Frank P, barber, res s w cor S 6th and Washington. COLLINS & FOWELLJ WHATCOM, W. T. ( Wr have the FINKliT VABM llVttTOlV FOB KALB. ^ Bay Acre Traeta near Meattle of E^HELMAN. LLEWELLYN & CO., Brokers, Pott BuUdino; Beattln, Wath. Fortnnm made by buyiog raoh tracts near rapidly m-owing citic^ m Miiiiie- wolis, Bt. Paul, Omaha, Dunver. etc. So will purchases near Seattle proTe. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 334 CB 3 cS CD U Sloan Samuel, farmer, res w s 5th 2 n of Pine. Sloan Samuel H, lab, bds w s East nr Lake. Slorah Andrew, brewery Lincoln nr Lake Union, saloon 920 § Front, res Lake Union. -^ Slorah Edward C, Saloon s w cor Mill and 2d, bds St Si James Hotel. g Small Edward W, supt Seattle Street Ry Co, res w s 5th 2 n of Pine. Small Thomas 1 (Small & Druitt), rms s s Mill bet'Commercial and 2d. Small & Druitt (T I Small, Wm P Druitt), Proprs Ariou Oyster House, s w cor Mill and 2d. Smallbone Charles R jr, butcher Coleman & Boyd, rms Eureka Lodging House. Smart James C, purser str Edith, res w s 2d bet University and Union. Smart James W, logger, res n w cor 5tl) and Jefferson. Smart John W, engineer, res n e cor 2d and University. Smart Joseph S M, physician s s Mill bet Commercial and 2d, res e s 5th bet Union and Pike. Smart Nathan, lawyer, res e s 5th bet Union and Pike. Smith, see also Schmidt. Smith AlfVed A, Jeweler etc 708 Front, res n cor Front and Seneca. Smith Alice, domestic M D Ballard. Smith Carlton J, clerk Treen, Raymond & Co, res n w cor 2d and James. Smith Charles, barber 606 Front, res n e cor 2d and Marion. Smi h Charles W, machinist Stetson & Post Mill Co, bds s s Cherry bet 5th and 6th. Smith Charles "W", farmer, bds Horace Smith. Smith C A (Simon & Smith), res n w cor 2d and James. Smith C Frank, marble cutter H M Wright, res 3d bet Union and University. Smith C W, engineer str Edith. Smith Daniel S, res e s "West nr Virginia. Smith Eben, Lawyer, U S Commissioner, Notary Public, Jf.mes opp Occidental Hotel, res cor Madison and Kinney. Smith Edward, lab, rms 813 Main. Smith Edward L (Smith AWillard), res s e cor 7th and Madison. Smith Edwin W, steamer captain, res e s 9th bet Stewart and Virginia. I* s ) "8- ? I' CO CAS GO P CO CD CD 1 CD CO The CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Can be relied upon for th)> very best work. Qoods nailed for and di>liTered. Laundry cor. £kat fi and Boatb Kth eU. Office ad door North of Opera Houw, Tmobuu CO eg cu Architectural Viewsi M5MURRY PORT TOtVMMKlirO. MADE TO ORDRR. 835 R. L. POLK & CO. '8 CO cs CP 4-3 00 CO CO w s 1«J bJ Smith Everett, lawyer 16 Yesler-Leary Block, rms E B Burwell. Smith E Q, clerk Toklas & Singerman, rms C J Smith. Smith Frank, barber s s Mill bet Commercial and 2d, res s b Cherry bet 5th and 6th. Smith Frederick, lab, res foot of Union. Smith F'W, driver W P Smith, res cor Madison and 13th. Smith George F, carp, bds Horace Smith. Smith George F, cattle dealer, res 1950 Front. Smith George H, bkkpr Borst & Co, bds Occidental Hotel. Smith George H, operator W U Tel Co, rms Miss A Foster's. Smith George J, elk Harrington & Smith, rms s s Seneca bet 4th and 5th. Smith Gilbert B, asst route agent Post-Intelligencer, res Eben Smith. Smith G Venable, mngr The Puget Sound Co-operative Colony 1005 Front, res Port Angeles. Smith Harold N, elk Taylor TACOJtA FOi#T OFFICK, TAOOSIA. W. T. HALL & CAVENDER, REAL LOAN ESTATE, BROKERS, TAOOMA. W r. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 336 Smith L K « (L K G Smith Portland Or, Joseph Rosen- berg), Wholesale and Iletail Cigars and Tobacco, Yesler- Leary Blk. [See front cover). Smith Marion (wid Cliaries H), nurse, res s s Madison bet Front and 2d. Smith Miss Meta, elk Toklas & Singerman, bds n s UnioL bet 5th and 6th. Smith Miss Mildred J, teacher Central School, bds "Wm F Allen. Smith Mrs Nellie, cloth weaver, rms w s 4th bet Jefferson and Mill. Smith Nellie, res 313 "Washington. Smith Miss Olive J, elk W A Smith, rms Windsor House. Smith Otto, res n s Union bet 5th and 6th. Smith Patrick, lab, res foot University. Smith Pauline, domestic s e cor 12th and James. Smith Percy E, tinner The Mechanics' Store, rms Front bet Madison and Spring. Smith P E, engineer, bds Western House. Smith Sidney, lab I uget Sound Hide and Leather Co. Smith Stewart E, sec Post-Intelligencer Pub Co, bds Miss Foster. Smith S, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co. Smith Thomas, slaughterman Borst & Co, res S Seattle. Smith Tliomas, lab, rms Tremont House. Smith V Hugo, bookkpr Puget Sound Nat Bank, res n s Union bet 5th and 6th. Smith HWm A, Musical Merchandise 720 Front, rms s s Columbia bet Front and 2d. Smith \Tm P, Dairyman, Office R Merchant & Co's Store, res Renton. Smith W Perry, real estate agt and collector n s James het Front and 2d, res e s Lake Union. Smith Wm R, carp, res n w cor Madison and 11th. Smith & l¥iilard (Edward L Smith, Rufus Willard), Physicians, Poncin Blk. Smith, saw filer, rms Eureka Lodging House. Smythe N K, sash and doormkr Western Mill Co. Siiohomiiih liOdging^ House, Mrs Jane Osborne Prop, w s S 3d nr Jackson. Snow Georsfe D, Mngr Western Union Tel Co s w cor 2d and Cherry, res n w cor 11th and Pine. Snyder, see also Schnyder. G- H \IO^OOD SHELF HARDWARE, ^^* **• " V-rv^A^, Balldlnat Supplies a Specialty. lliM PMllle Ave., and llSl B. B. fit. ^^CO>£l^. -<7ir. re. o H X PI ■0 o o ff3 O s HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. I', eO 837 R. L. POLK & CO.'S 09 09 C/9 I I. SI ?8 «S it ■ 5 s ill I Snyder Albert M, lawyer 720|^ Front, res n e cor lOtli and Howell. Snyder Alfred, res n w cor 8th and Seneca. Snyder Andrew J, pressman, res n e cor 10th and Howell. Snyder Edward H, bds n e cor lOth ajid Howell. Snyder Fred V, res e s S 11th nr Plumtner. Snyder Niclioias S, pnb Daily Record Post-Intelligencer £uiid« ing, rnob cor Front and Madison. Snyder Miss Olive, bookkeeper, bds Alfred Snyder. Soderberg' I^ils, Lawyer and Justice of Peace 118 Cherry, bds Wisconsin House. Sohms Mrs Ida J, res 322 S 2d. Sulomon Julius, elk I Harris, res n s Union bet 4th and 5th. Sorensen Sigward N, ship carp, res cor West and Union. Souder Jerome M, cook, res s s Union bet 7th and 8th. South School, s s Main bet S 6th and 8 7th. iSouth Seattle Dairy, McSorley Bros Proprs, S Seattle. Spain John, waiter str Merwin, res on board. Spangle, lab, nns Tremont House. Sparling Albert £, carp, bds James Sparling. Sparling Frederick H (Mitchell, Sparling & Co), bds 8 w cor 8tli and Spring. Sparling Frederick W, physician, res s w cor 8th and Spring. Sparling George H T, elk J M Lang & Co, res Dr Sparling. Sparling James, millwright, res John 3 e of Bismarck nr Lake Union. Spaulding Sanford, carp, res e s liailroad nr Pike. Spaulding Mrs Valeria M, res n e cor 5th and Cherry. Spencer Albert L, planer O I Co's mill, res s s Mill 1 e of S 14th. Spencer John, plumber 815 Front, res n w cor Pine and Front. Spencer Louisa J, music teacher, bds n w cor Front and Pine. Spencer Robert J, lab, bds nr street ry and Lake Union. Spencer Robert P, plumber John Spencer, bds n w cor Pine and Front. Spencer S Watson, carp, res nr street ry and Lake Union. Spencer Wm B, Agt P S S R R, C & P S R R, O R & N Co, P C S S Co and N P R R Co, foot of Main, res 420 Main. Sperber Louis, carp Seattle Lumb and Com Lo, res n e cor 4th and Terrace. Spinney J Arthur, marble cutter, res n e cor Spring and 2d. OT A'Wf^'RDnn DintUlers and Manufaoturen Agent for the North ?aoifio • AJ^A^ >*"»-l.tvX» Coast. Mnkes his piirohia83s from the rery larrc^t Haad- ttnarters in the east, and does bnsinesa un Extern Prinoiples. A fair and square deal to •vwrbodrKUMntMd. 1 X r m « 'J JS E.C.Vaughan&Co. I' 'J I' h 9 4 ? 5 9*1 WHOLXaxiiK AND HKTAIL City Book and Stationery Htore, 1102 Pacific Ave., oor. 11th, Tacomo, W. T. I ca HILL, OSBOME &. Cn. ABSTRACTS OP TITLE. Our books nhow oomplete abnintcU ot title to Mil lands in Kine Coonty. ■ OordAn Hlweit, 9*9 Vr»iit Mtrret. MKA TTIiR. W. T. 1 .__.._. 839 B. L. FOLK & OO.'S flS CO bO C/> CO «9 Ul Startup George, gardener, res s e cor Oak and John. Startup George G, driver C F Frasch, bds 805 3d. Startup Jeremiah G, drug elk, bds s e cor Oak and John. Startup Joseph G, inach Moran Bros, bds t« e cor Oak and John. Staver Sc Walker, P'arm Machinery and Vehicles, James Campbell Agent. (^iSee adv.) Steele Wm, lub, res rear 311 S 3d. Steen Louis, meat market 812 Front, res s s Marion bet Front and 2d. Steeves Frank G, lab, bds Young's blk. Steeves Oliver W, lumberman Oregon Imp Co*8 sawmi]', rnw Young's blk. Steffan Frederick, Ist asst candy factory R Merchant & Co, rms New England Hotel. Steffan Herman, carp, bds w s Grant nr Newell's Mill. Steger Maximilian, waiter George L Rice, rms 423 Washington. Steiger Jacob, lab O I Co's sawmill, res w s Ash 6 n of Depot. Steinkainper Henry, lab James Norris, bds same. Steinle Emil, music teacher, res e s Front bet Union and Pike. Steinle Max A, elk Chester Cleary, bds Emil Steinle. Steinweg Charles G, saloon Mill bet Front and Railroad ave, res s'w cor Front and Madison. Steinweg Emma J Nutt, dressmaker 1003 Front, res same. Steinweg Miss Lottie, bds s e cor 2d and Spring. Stencel Arthur, clerk Chester Cleary, rms Windsor House. Stephens Joseph, carp, res S Seattle. Stephens, rms Eureka Lodging House. Stephenson W L, freight cTk str Merwin, res on board. Stetson A C, contractor e s Front bet Pike and Pine, rms Cen- tral House. Stetson A Edwin, foreman Stetson & Post Mill Co, bds Occi- dental Hotel. Stetson George "W", pres Stetson & Post Mill Co, bds Hotel Brunswick. Stetson Leroy W, timekpr Stetson & Post Mill Co, res S 8d. Stetson &, Post mill Co, G W Stetson Pres, J J Post Sec and Treas, Mnfs Lumber Lath etc, foot of Commercial. Stevens Charles E, bookkpr Stetson & Post Mill Co, rms 3^1 Commercial. Stevens Mrs Maggie (Stevens & Heith), res w s 2d bet Madison and Spring. Stevens Robert J, bds H A Bigelow. Dr. C Ej. CASE} Orthopeedlc Surpeon and TAcoMA. w. T. ' Gynecc!ogi8t JNO. S. BAKER & CO. W"-""" C"oo.r. INVITI OORRISBONOINOI. Commis ion Merchants, TAOOMA, W*3H. TY. SEATTLE DIIIEOTORY. 840 Stevens Werdell E, restaurant n s Wasliitigton, nns Oomriiercial. Stevens & lleith (Mrs Maggie Stever-s, Mrs Lnlu J Ileith), dressmakers, w s 2d bet Madison and Spring. Steves Bros (Lewis A, P'rank L and Wu. A), Draying, water front foot or Madison. Steves Frank L (Steves Bros), rms Kenyon blk. Steves lin L, res e s 2d 2 s of Union. Steves Lewis A (Steves Bros), rins lienyon blk. Steves Wni A (Steves Bros), res Port Ludlow. Stewart Alexander B, Druggist Starr Blck, res e s 8d bet Cherry and CoI"nibia. Stewart Erwin M, teamster, res n s Madison nr 30th. Stewart E . erett E, candy rnkt- R Merchant & Co, b'l? R Merchant. Stewart George (Gillis & Stewart), res 2125 Front. Stewart ^eurge, lab, res e s Farm nr Lake Union. Stew; '"t d icob A, elk Frederick & Maud, res 1806 Front. Stewfti t Joseph A, Job Printing, foot of Madison, res n e cor Stewart and 10th. Stewart Laclilan, lab, res foot of Union. Stewart Lyle V, elk Occidental Hotel, bd^ same. Stewart Martin V, stock dealer, res n s Madison nr 30th. Stewart Miss Mary, dressmkr, rms 13 Jackson. Stewart Murdock, yardman, res n s Jackson bet 2d and 3d. Stewart Philander, blksinith, res nr Reservoir. Stewart Samuel B, elk Frederick & Mand, bds 1906 Front. Stewart Susan (wid Alexander), res n s Madison nr 30th. Stewart Wm A, elk R Merchant & Co, bds same. Sthall Louisa M (wid Peter), bds Tremont House. Still Ezekiel, taxidermist, res w s Orriii nr Republican, Lake Union. Stone Mrs Annie (Mrs Annie Stone & Co), res w 8 3d bet "Wash- ington and Mill. Stone Mrs Annie & Co (Mrs Annie Stone, Mrs A Linke), dress- makers, ws S 3d bet Washington and Mill. Stone Corliss L, surveyor, bds C P Stone. Stone Corliss P, res w s 2d bet Madison and Spring. Stone Henry, mach, bds Wisconsin House. Slone Noyes, bds Wisconsin House. Stone Sewall P, bds S P Sewall. Stone Sewall P, tallyman Stetson & Post Mill Co, res n s Union bet 5th and 6th. Stonebraker Ellsworth C, lab, res n e cor S 12th and Canal. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL. Tacoma,W.T. Special attention given to rII ohrnnio nflflicM'ons. including those suffering frum Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. o H Z m > o CD cC3 a o > f o •-I •-3 1-3 m ,1 STEAMBOAT ENGINES, j WasMostl Iruil Woris Co. I 341 R. L. POLK & CO.'S CD C9 CO CO on qg C0 II • * «^ it ♦•B -« e V S . f5 ft? .1* Stomc Jennne A, domestic n e cor 12tli and Chervy. Stover Friser, farmer, res s w cor S 8th and Main. Storey Hetwy, stevedore, res w s 8th bet Pike and Union. Store}' Matilda J (wi'' Robert), bds F H Whitworth. Stormfeltz Edward E, carp, res s e cor Front and Bell. Stormont Peter, fireman Seattle Steam Laundry, bds same. Sto^Tell Cynthia A (wid Hugh], res 207 S 5th. Strand J, lab, bds U S Boarding House. f>trange Rev Ferdinand G, pastor let Presbyterian Church, res 8 s Cherry bet 9th and 10th. Stranz Miss Ella, bds Mrs Margaret Stranz. Stranz Fi'ank (Stranz & John), res w s 5th bet Pik9 and Union. Stranz Mrs Margaret, res w s oth bet Union and Pike. Stranz Michael, barber s s Mill bet Commercial and Railroad ave, res same. Stranz & Jalm (Frank Stranz, Fred Jahn), barbers, 719 Front* Stratman Jolin, stationeiy and periodicals n s Mill bet Front and Railroad ave, res 1004 Front. S>tre.«'t Francis M, Mngr Seattle Sunday Star^ res n w cor Marion and 4:th. (See p 19.) Stretch Benjamin F, res w s 6tii 1 s of Pike. Stringliam Miss Cor^ E, milliner, bds s s Madison, Cloverdale. Stringham Mrs Martha A, res s s Mftdison, C'overdale. Stron)cr Reinhold, pressma;! L & H S 4& P Co, bds " v^estern House. StroHt Ed will A, Sec and Treas Fuget Sound Ice Co, rms e 8 2d bet Marion and Madison. Stro. -bridge Ed\vr.rd, driver Schwabacher Bros & Co, rms 13 J'lckson. StfMVC, Haines «& "Vlclfliclc -ra (HeniT O Struve, J Charles Haines, Maurice McMujken), lawyers, 19 to 28 Poncin Block. Strnve Heiiry G (Struve, Haines «fe McMi^kin), res n w cor 2d and Pine. Struvo Henry K. clerk Struve, Haines & McMicken, bda H G Struva. Struves Win, helper E R Davis, rms same. Stuart, see Stewart. Stull B Henry, porter Harringtoti & Smith, 1*68 5tl» bet Jeffer- ton and Terrace, Stull Jolii. F, machinist Washington Iron Works, bds w s oth 1 n of Terrace. COLLINS & POWELL, WHATCOMI, W. T. Bought, Solii ?.Rd Rented. OORrffeSPONOENOC oouoircD. ii Worts Co. lion. I. same. horch, res lid Union. I Railroad 19 Front, bet Front \ res n w )loverdale. 3.. s ^^Testern le Co, rnis !o, rm?. 13 Stnive, J 19 to 23 w cor 2d bda H G et Jeffer- w ft oth 1 ented. •LioircD. $55 THE OHEAPKST LOTS EVER OF'F'ERED. About lyimilea from Post Offl'-e, within 5 blookg of Oraded Rireetswith ^p ■■ RidPWBlks. rnee, i!»."»5. TernjB, 820oash;$lS"iie mo.; 820twomo8.; iRK K No iDtereet. Hize 25x120 ft. f sheimnn. Llewplivii & C«. Seattle. VKs^ w bEATTLE DIUECTOilY. 342 Stull Mand, dressmaker Annie DeGraf, bds w s 5th bet Terrace and Jefferson. StuT.ner Henry E (Hallin & Co), res 208 Main. Stiinns John, engineer steamer lola, res Engine House l^o 1. Sney Gee, barber, e s S 3d bet Mill and Washington. Siinern George M, molder, bds e s 2d 2 n of Virginia. Siiffern Mrs Louis ^ F, res e s 2d 2 n of Virginia. Suie Wa, laundry, n s Main 1 e of S 3d. Snie Wa & Co, Chinese goods, 213 S 3d. Sullivan Jeremiali P, carp, rms G W Walsh. Sullivan John, Lnb, bds California House. Sullivan John, mi!i en CD a OQ ■dl Front and 2d. FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opened ainy iMt, ie»S!fe. Mtarr Kltreet, OLD TAC03IA. .; I I i Ti ,1 n" i Remember late, Union Forniturell'fg Co **Jsr.C',Fiifnitore They carry the best ri d largest stock v th« T^-i-rifory.^THElR PHICEH i»r#i ttie UjWEHT. MSll Hirft't. opi> 0«>«-ti1i-nlitl Ntuel, i^KA'm.E. 343 B. L. POLK & C0.'8 "^ Sylvester Mrs Clara, res e s Lake bet let and 2d, Pontins' Add. •^ Sylvester Miss Mary L, law clerk Struve, Haines & McMieken, bds e 8 Lake bet 1st and 2d. Symington James, lab, res n s Main 1 o of S 4tb. ^ iSymonds Charles W, Groceries Opera House Block, rrns O Pi 8 6 Marion bet 2d and 8d. g •3? o Talbot » J, Furniture etc, 122 Cherry. (Seep 35.) Talbot J W, R R contractor, rms 110 Columbia. Talbot Norman, teamster J W Hunter, res s a Mill bet 3d and 4th. Taliaferro Snsan D (wid Thornton), bds John F Byrne. 12 Tallman Boyd J, lawyer with Burke & Haller, rms F W Qood- C> Tanner James, carp, res n s Battery nr 4th. pi Tanner Miss Mary, packer Northwestern Cracker Factory, bda n e cor 4th and Battery. ^ Tappan Mrs A R, rms cor Union and 2d. W Tappan Frank L, taxidermist, res cor Union and 2d. M Tarte James W, capt str Evangel, res b w cor Columbia and a 9th. t^ Tassell Wm, boilermkr Washington Iron Works. ^^ Tatro Freeman, lather, res s w cor Water and Battery. Q Tatro Louis, lab, res alley rear Arlington Hotel. JZ Taylor Alfred, longshoreman, res rear 503 S 8th. ** Taylor Charles A, bartender Arlington Hotel. Taylor Charles P, elk D L Fletcher, rms St Charles Hotel. Taylor Edward, lab, res n s Jackson nr cor S 5tli. Taylor Edwin R, lab, rms foot Pike. ,Ss Taylor E A, rms Brown's Block. ■tZ Taylor James V, teamster People's Co-op Union, res s e cor ^ Filbert and Huston. |P Taylor Prof Joseph M, University of Washington, res s e cor •^ 9th and Columbia. Taylor Thomas, lab Allen's shipyard, res s w cor Blanchard and C 2d. q) Taylor Wm, contractor, res n w corS l2th and Norman. JC Taylor Wm H (Txylor & Burns), res n e cor 10th and Madison. "tl Taylor Sc Burim (Wm H Taylor, Francis J Burns), In- O su ranee, w s James bet Front and 2d. 2 Teachman Gates G, blHcksmith, res 117 Bell. RT 1\/rr*^T^ Q'CP Window Shades, Building Paper, Varnishes, , X. OIlV^XVOXll, LIME, PLASTER AND HAIR. m New Wbatoom, W. T. PAIMT COLQMM. VOAIi OIL, M Add. icken, k, rrns d and Good- ■y, bds a and e cor i e cor rd and wiifton. 18), In- rnishes, R. h OII<. HALL & CAVENDER, Farm, Timber and Coal Lands. SEATTLE DIHECTORY. 344 Tebo George, lab, res e s S 2d bet Wrtshington and Main. Tebo Joseph, U S Depnty Marshal, bds Geoi-ge Tebo. Teflnsrteller George, Fireman Stetson & Post, res s wcor S 12th and Plnmmer, Temnie Henry F, lab Spring Hill Water Co, res w s 5th bet Virginia and Lenora, Teinpleton George A, harness maker, rms s e cor 2d and Seneca. Tenant Selah, tallyman Seattle Lnmband Coin Co, res 617 S 8th. Tenny Lewis, pattern maker Washington Iron Works, res n s Main 1 w of S 6th. Tenny Lewis H, molder Washington Iron Works, bds n s Main 1 w of S 6th. Terrell Esther A (wid Reuben), dressmaker, res 8th bet Stewart and Virginia. Terry Charles T, rms n s James bet Front and 2d. Terry Edward L (Hasbroock & Terry), res w s 2d bet Cherry and James. Thatcher Baker, marble cutter H M Wright, res lane bet Union and University, 5th and 6th. Thatcher Joseph, elk Pantheon Billiard Hall, rms same. The A P Hotaling Co, John C JS'ixoii pres, Harry M Lewis sec, wholesale liquors, 217 and 219 Commercial. Tlie Home (fur children), under the auspices of the Ladies' Re- lief Society, w s Box nr Ash. The iVIcchanics' Store, Moses Korn Pres, E A Turner Sec, Stoves, Tinware, Iron metal ware etc, Harness and Sad- dies, Occidental Blk. Theiseu Peter, lab Oregon Imp Co's sawmill. Thile Gustav W, lab, res e s S 6th 3 s of Main. Thomas Rev David (Presbyterian), res s w cor Rainier and Fre- mont. Thomas Emma A (wid James), res s e cor Harrison and Tem- perance. Thomas Mrs Ida, chambermaid Arlington Hotel. Thomas James W, carp, res e s Einora nr Republican. Thomas J, tullyinaii Stetson & Post, rms 13 Jackson. Thomas j, watchman San Francisco Hotel, bds same. Thomas Sol»)mon E, lab, res foot of S 4th. Thouias Wm, livery stable, rms Esmond Hotel. Thomas Wm M, bartender Morgan & Prosser, rms s e cor 7th and Alder. Thomas Wm M, teamster Geo O Noyes, rms same. G TT TXT^^/^T^ ABfnt for n«>wi»n Wwcoii and Knr- XJ. W vJvJXJ v«>Ki«i» Plow Co. 4ii«u«ral A«rlr.ul« • ^ • ' ' ^"^ ^"^ ^"^ ♦ tnrar " H X m > 2 5 SL 5" o o o 3 ' ; « ¥ i ll*» PMlfle Ave^ and 1181 K. H. Mt ral implemeuta. TACOMA, W. T. I I Seattle Hardware Co.rB».TH, {SUPPLIES ess front Ht., Meattle. MILLMKN'8 CO 345 R. L. POLK & CO. S CD CUD ■ • ■■■■ CO CO CO en c efl "S 1 •s si I* :1 Thomesen Ole, lab Seattle Lurn and Com Co, bds U S Boarding House. Thompson Benjamin, rms w s 4th bet Union and Pike. Thompson Charles, lab, rms w s 3d bet Main and Jackson. Thompson Charles O, cook, res n \v cor 3d and Union. Thompson John B, lab, res Denny's add N Seattle. Thompson Tliomas, tallyman Seattle Lum and Com Co. Thompson Thorwald, lab, res 20 Wall. Thompson Warren S, line repairer Western Union Tel Co, res 8 w cor Front and Pike. Thompson, lab, res e s S lOfch nr cor Dearborn. Thompson Hans, farmer, bds Western House. Thompson Keginald H (Whitworth & Thompson), res s e cor Mill and S 9th. Thorburn James, lab, res Prospect Hill N Seattle. Thorkelsen Thorwald, lab, bds Wisconsin House. Thorndike Mrs Mary E, res s s Madison bet 2d and 3d. Thorndyke Charles, property man Frye's Opera House, res s s Madison bet 2d and 3d. Thorndyke George F, purser str City of Quincy, res w s 5th bet Pike and Union. Thorndyke Miss Grace C, teacher Seattle Kindergarten s w cor 2d and Marion, bds w s 5th between Pike and Union. Thorndyke Miss Minnie C, teacher University of Washington, bds w 8 5th bet Pike and Union. Thorndyke Mrs P R (wid Eben A), res w s 5th 1 s of Pike. Thorne Nelson E, lab I Co's sawmill. Thornell Wm R, cashier Columbia and Puget Sound R R and Puget Sound Shore R R, res e s 10th 1 n of Madison. Thornton George B, elk Lowman & Hanford S and P Co, bds e 8 2d 2 s of Madison. Thornton Harry, messenger W U Tel Co, res e 8 8th bet Mill and Jefferson. Thornton Henry G, constable 629 Front, res s e cor 8th and Jefferson. Thornton Thomas P, driver Coleman & Boyd, res head of bay. Thoi-p Willis, stock dealer, res n e cor 11th and Plummer. Thurlow Alfred (Harmon & Thurlow), res e s 3d bet Battery and Bell. Thurlow Ernest M (Baker & Thurlow), bds e s 3d 2 s of Battery, Thygsen James P, giocer s s Jackson nr 2d biidge, res same. Tice Andrew J, prop Tremont House s e cor 3d and Mill. Importer and Wholeanle Donlor in Wlnew. l.iqnoiM MiiU I'iKara. Hole Kuetxt for the rnre^t Klnic and the C. LANGERT, Tiiylor K«!iitarky Boarbun Hle(l»eck Champagne. ny«» 1OO0 fAClVlC AV., TAiOMA, t« . T, >JH1 res 8 8 ike. Wbatrom C»~ Iitland To., Sffir. Framea rlU I Unb MIIU nUUm Mndeto OnlBr of latoat.b^t iind moBtBtylish materials, MOULDINGS I 9 fit , • City Buck and Stationery Store, E. C. Vaughan & Co. 1 lOS I'MeUle Avcn eor. llth. TMSona, W. T. CIVIL ENamEEES, GABDNEE & HOOQ, city Hnrveyor's Office. OiCO Front Mtr<><>t. HRATTI.R. MT, T. 347 O g o R. L. POLK A CO.'S Tracy Miss Lizzie E, bds 4"24 5th. Trainer Alexander C, runner Brunswick. Trainer Annie, chambernjaid Brunswick. Treat Charles H, engineer G Newell, res same. Treat David W, fancy e:ood8 etc n e cor 3d and Utnon, res same. Treen Frank A, shoci .kr Treen, Raymond & Co, rms L A Treen. Treen Lewis A (Treen, Raymond & Co), res sw cor 3d and University. Treen, Raymond Sk, Co (Lewis A Treen, George F Raymond), Boots and Shoes, 633 Front. Tremont House, s e cor 3d and Mill. Tribble Mrs Nettie rms Mrs R "Wellman. Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev Dean George 11 t^atson rector, n w cor 3a and Jeiferson. Trinkle Win A, brickmkr, bds 2115^ Front. Trites Alvin, molder, res foot Union. Troeger Charles F, cigarmkr, and janitor Turn Halle, res same. Trotter Francis J, painter, res rear University grounds bet Union and (Ji I i varsity. Trotter Kate (wia Francis), res i-ear University grounds bet Union and University. Trotter Sellie, painter, res cor 11th and Stewart. Troxell Franklin C (Young & Troxell), res n e cor 9th and Howell. Tuck Harley E, boom man Stetson & Post Mill Co, res n s Weller 1 w of S 8th. Tuck Herbert C, bds n s Weller 1 w of S 8th. Tuck Lafayette, res n s Weller 1 w of S 8th. Tucker Henry R, engineer Stetson & Post Mill Co, res e s 3d bet Blnnchard and Lenora. Tudore Louis, cook Our Houe«, bds same. Turn Halle, s w cor 4th and Jefferson. TurtibuU liobert II, watchman Seattle Cracker Factory, res nr cor Jefferson and 5th. Turner Alvin C, cam, res e« S Sth 1 n of Dearborn. Turner Edward A (Turne'r & Lewis), sec The Mechanics' Store, res 8 w cor 9th and Jackson. Turner George, lab, res s e cor 9th aiid Pine. Turner Robert R, lab Seattle Feed Mills, rms e s 6th n of Alder. Turner St Lewis (Edward A Turner, Howard H Lewis), Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents, Occidental Block. Dr. 0. E. CASE, surgical diseases TAOOMA.W.T. OF WOMEN, and n 8 8d JNO. S. BAKER & CO, wholesale grocer > AND Tneoma, Wnnh. T». IM»*ORTERS OF FINE JAPAN TEAS. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 348 Twicliell Frank A, clerk Auditor's office, res w s 4th 1 s of Madison. Twiss John W, cigars etc Bell Hotel, N Seattle, res same. Twiss Miss Lizzie 12, teacher Denny School, bds Arlington Hotel. Twiss Satnnel J, carp, res 517 S 8th. Tyler George A, painter, res foot Pike. Tyler Mrs Nellie S, domestic F H Whitworth. Tyudale T H, cashier P S S R R Co and C & P S R R Co. m 09 I Ufen Theodore, carp, res n s "Washington bet 4th and 5th. Uhlfelden Henry, bds n w nor Marion and 3d. Ulin Alexander, ship carp, res n e cor Marion and 8th. Ulin Erick, bookkeeper Com Mill Co and wreckmaster, res e s .8th bet Marion and Madison. Ulin Erick jr, salesman Seattle Lumb and Com Co, bds Erick Ulin. Umquist Louis, fireman Spring Hill Water Co, res Maynard's Lake, Washington Aad. Union Livery Stable, rear s w cor Commercial and Main. Union Water Company, D T Denny pres, Edgar Bryan sec, James^McCombs mngr, works Thomas Mercer's Add. University of Washington Territory, 4th bet University and Seneca. Uren Andrew, blksraith nr Allen's ship ways, N Seattle, res samel Urfer Charles, carp, res n s Pine bet 6th and 7th. Urfer Charles L, lab, bds Charles Urfer. Urfer Gottfried, lab, bds Charles Urfer. U S Boarding House, n s Washington bet 2d and 3d. Usitalo Michael, lab, rms w s S 3d bet Main and Jackson. Vacheox Flavie (wid Ferdinand), res s s Main 1 e ot Arlington Hotel. Vader Ellen (wid Paul), res e s 8th bet Stewart and "Virginia. "Vahlbusch August G, furniture 917 Front, res e s Albert bet 2d. and 3d, '^ Seattle. "Valois Felix A, res n s King nr S 9th. VanAlstyne Charles, baker Eureka Bakery, rms same. TanAiikin James R, Dentist n w cor 2d and Cherry, res same. VanBrockiin Frank H, student, bds s w cor 6th and Terrace. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL AitendlnK'phyBioJBnB^and huigef^a.'' »vwifi CO i' SB CD TAOOaiA. W. T. Attention fn^^n to the cure of the Opium, Morphine and CUonl Habit. 1 ■ I ii MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. 349 B. L. POLK & CO.'S tU9 CO •e X m VanBrocklin Hiram L, student, bds b w cor 6th and Terrace. VanBrocklin John "W, mach, res s w cor 6th and Terrace. VanDiventer Lizzie, domestic s w cor Lake and Williamson. VanDorn Lewis, constable, res 108 Columbia. VanDyke George P, lab, res e s 4th 2 s of Pine. VanDyke George E, driver Seattle St Ry, res w s 4th bet Pike and Pine. VanKirk Moses D, res s w cor 4th and Bell. VanTyne Madison C, reporter Daily Times, res n s James bet 2d and 3d. VanViiet D, hostler H A Sears, rms Commercial. Van "Waters George, res 414 James. Van Waters Wm, res 414 James. Vassar John, pile driver Allen & Nelson, res w s 7th nr the Bay. Vaughan Grant W, teacher, rms ;»' s Box n of Mercer. Vaughan H Nelson, teacher of d^-icing^ bds w s box n of Mer- cer. Vaughan John, farmer, res w s Box n of Mercer. Vaughan Mfss Mamie, dressmaker, bds w s Box n of Mercer. Vaughan Mrs Margaret, music teacher, bds w s Box n of Mer- cer. Venen Albert P, piano tuner cor Spring and Fronts rms n e cor 6th and Seneca. Vestel Mary A ( J M Lang & Co), res n s James bet 2d and 3d. Vickers A, chief engineer str Ida' >. Vienna Restaurant, Pacific House lilock. Villard House, s e cor Mill and Railroad. Villie James, ship carp, res e s 3d bet Union and Pike. Vining George W, vice pres and mgr Northwestern Cracker Co, res w s 2a 1 n of Lenora. Voigt Fred, policeman, res on beach, N Seattle. VoiiDungen Charles, barber 610 Front, res n e cor Front and James. VonTobel Edward (Ames & VonTobel), rms H H Ames. Vrooman Ida M, teacher Central school, hds s e cor Marion and 8th. Vrooman Sidney B, lawyer 104 Commercial, res s e cor Marion and 8th. Wa Chong & Co, general store cor S 3d and Washington and gardeners e s Beach road. COLLINS & POWELL, 1 Taxes Paid. Rents Collected. WHATCOM, W. T. Information Given Non-Resldent«. r^r% Bay Acre Tracts near Seattle of ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN &. CO., Brokers Poat Building, Seattle, Waeh. ( Portonw made by buTing raoh tracts J near rapidlv srowing oltieK as Minne- • ) apoha. St. Paul, Omaha, Denver, etc. ( So will pnrchaMS near Seattle prove. SEATTLE DIKEOTORY. 350 Wacosh Thomas, lab, res loot 4th. Wadleigh Frank, printer, nns s s Mill bet Commercial and 2d. UTadleig^h W I, Cashier First National Bank, res n e cor 4th and James. "Wahl Christine, domestic s e cor Broadway and Jefferson. Wahl Jacob, meat cutter Borst & Co, res cor Lake and 7th ur Lake Union. Wakefield Logan, lab, bds n s Weller 1 w of S 8th. ^ Wald Fredrick W, res e s 2d 2 s of Bell. Waldo Dean A, porter Toklas & Singerman, res 211 S 5th. Waldo Samuel S, ins agent, res n w corJ7th and Washington. Waldron Frank A, teamster G P McFaden, rms 115 Cherry. Walker Charles C D, lab Western Mill Co, res Denny's add N Seattle. 'Walker John H, Prop Seattle Feed Mills, res s w cor Madison and Front. Walker Walter, Custom Boot and Shoe Maker 1010 Front, res same. Walker Wm, cash boy Chester Cleary, bds e s Front bet Madi- son and Spring. Walker Wm A, farmer, res s s Prince e of Randolph. Wallace John II, res n w cor Stewart and 2d. Wallace J W, lab Stetson & Post Mill Co. WaUh George W, res s s Main bet Commercial and 2d. Walsh Mary, domestic, bds w s 9tli 1 ii of Cherry. Walsh Patrick, lab, w s 9th 1 n of Cherry. Walters Jennie, domestic T J Hamilton. Walters Mrs Hattie, rms Mrs Annie McCoy. Walton Howard P, bookkpr, Moran Bros, res 1120 3d. Waitz Andrew J, lab, res s s Lake nr East. Waltz Howard O, lab, res s s Lake nr East. Waltz Samuel L, lab, bds s s Lake nr East. Ward Dillis B (Ward & Griffitli), res w s Lake Union N Seattle. Ward Elmer, logger, res rear S yth nr cor Dearborn. Ward Mrs Elmer, seamstress Seattle Co-Operative Tailoring . Establishment, res S Seattle. Ward George F, elk C W Syinonds, rms Bell Hotel. Ward George W, carp, res cor 9th and Virginia. Ward Kirk C, journalifit, res 1712 Front. Ward Miss Lizzie, teacher .Denny School, bds cor Ward and Dexter. Ward Mrs Sarah, res 1921 3d. The CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Can be relied ni>on for thn very best work. Ooodt called for and dnliTered. Laundry oor. KMt B and Hoatb 2Sth aU. Uffloe 2d door North of Opera Hooso, Taouma. i en I ii McMURRY PHOTOGRAPHER. Port Townsend, Ntgativei made lay Xnitantaneotti ProcMi. 351 R. L. POLK & CO. 8 o Eh a 1/1 • r-t o 5 < Q. s Ward Miss Susie E, music teaclier, bds cor 9th and Virginia. Ward & Griffith (Dillis B Ward, Luther H Griffith), real estate. Occidental 131k. ^ Ware Ellen, domestic 1328 Front. Warford T H, vms Eureka Lodging House. Warner Daniel W, carp, res n w cor Marion and 5th. Warner Miss Effie, ironer Seattle Steam Laundry, bds same. Warner Joseph W, carp, res nr cor Summit and Bancroft. Warner Peter, blacksmith, res cor Pine and 6th. Warren Bertrand, janitor Denny School, res same. Warren James M, molder Washington Iron Works, res 2123 Front. Warren Peter, lab Spring Hill Water Co, res cor Pine and 6th. Warren Susan F (wid Wm), res 1718 Front. Washington Fur Co, 923 Front. Washington Iron Works Co, G W Harris Pres, James Bead man Sec, J M Frink Snpt, cor Jackson and 2d. {See top lines and p 24.) W^ashins^ton marble Works, Hugh M Wright Propr, 113 Spring, res same. {See p 36.) Washington Steamboat and Trarisportation Co, D B Jackson pres, George S Jacobs sec, W^P Sanderson treas, Yesler's Wharf. Waters Charles, office 803 Front, rras LaVeta Lodging House. Waters Henry, lab, bds San Francisco Hotel. Watkins Benjamin, clerk, res w s 6th 1 s of Union. Watson A C, lab, rms St Charles Hotel. Watson Daniel M, res n e cor Broadway and Mill. W^atson ReT Dean George H, Rector Trinity Church P O box 6, res n w cor Jefferson and 3d. Watson James H, Territorial Coal Mine Inspector, res s s Pike bet 3d and 4th. Watson John, lab, rms St Charles Hotel. Watson John W, lab, res w s 10th 5 n of Olive. Watson Wra, res s e cor 3d and Seneca. Watson Wm, finisher Hall & Paulson Furniture Co, res s e cor 3d and Seneca. * Watson Wm, gardener, rms s e cor Front and Virginia. Watson Wm 1, bds n e cor Broadway and Mill. Watson Mrs Zilla, nurse, res w s 10th 5 n of Olive. Watson, lab, res e s Hyde nr Lake. Watts Charles, cook, rins Oak House. REAL ESTATE Bought, ( XnTNtanti atlt fpr noa-nt inti \y BOia nna < aeneral Real KHatm AgtnU Exchanged, ( OflMsmOlATMour.O.Taotu.W.T. HALL & UAVENDlRi ^conveniently Uoated. SEATTLE DIREOTOKY. 352 0» CO Watts Walter, asst steward Providence Plospital, res same. Waugh Wm, saloon 1109 Front, res same. IVebb Thomas, Houses to Rent, res s w cor Bell and 3d. Webb Thomas R, cook M J Wright, res same. Webber tfohn, lab, bds John Siegel. Weber Charles D, mach Washington Iroji Works, res 524 S 8th. Weber George, brewer Ernst Homey, bds Mill St Iloiise. Webster David H, teamster, res s w cor 3d and Marion. Webster E S, contractor, rms Brown's blk. Webster John, res s s Madison bet 2d and Sd. ^^ Wechselberger Lizzie, domestic HeniT Argens. g UTeed Gideon A, Physician and Surgeon 2 Yesler-Leary 5. blk, res w s Front bet Union and Pike. **" Weed Miss Mabel, bds Dr G A Weed. ^ "Wegert Julius, Saloon s e cor S 3d and Washington, res *^ n e cor 4th and Terrace. "* Weir John, res s w cor 9th and Cedar. Weiss John P, bar' ijder C F O'Hara, res same. Welch Mrs Catherine, bds Robt Gage. Welch Jame9, police captain, res e s 6th bet Seneca and Uni- versity. Welch John, lab, i-es n w cor 5th and Jefferson. Welch John, tailor 124 Washington, res same. Welch Mamie, domestic Aloysius Harker. Wellman Murdoch, conductor C & P S R R, bds Mrs R Well- man. Wellman R- III Wettern Union Telegraph €o, George D Saow Mngr, B w cor 2d and Cherry. Weatphal Henry H, bricklayer, rea foot of Pike. Westwick Samuel, woodBinan, bds Snohoniisii Lodging Uoaie. Westwood Amos, artist, res w s Asli 5 n of Depot. Wetherby James L, carp, rms e s 8d 2 n of Spring. Whaley Joseph, molder Washington Iron Works, res n w cor 4th and Bell. Wballey John A, reporter Post-Intelligencer, rms Mrs R WelU man. Wharton Hiram, Vessel Gaptainj res n e cor 8d and Vir' ginia. Wheeler Edward H, private sec, rms Everett House. Wheeler £ Gilbert, carp Allen & Nelson, res w s 12th nr Pliim* mer. Wheeler John m, Stair Builder foot of Madison opp Commercial Mill, res w s 11th bet Pine and Olive. (^Vm i>48.) Wheeler & Wilson 8 M Co, G W Winsell agt. Front. Whilholm Fredrick, carp, res 8 w cor 5th and Cherry. , Whise Annie, chambermaid St Charles Hotel. White Arthur M, surv^eyor Puget Sound Construction Co, rms 611 2d. White George A, boat builder Budlong Bros, bds n w cor 9tb and Culumbia. White George G, engineer, res e s West 2 n of Virginia. White John, lab, rms Tremont House. White Stephen B, deliveryman N Chilberg, bds n w cor 9th and Columbia. White Wm, lab, bds California House. White Wmll, cook, rms California House. White Win H (White & Mnnday), United States Attorney for W T, res n e cor Madison ana Broadway. White Wm^W,^ real es,tate, res n w cor Columbia and 9th» White Wm W jr, bds Wm W White. White A. .miinday (Wm II White, Charles F MundHy), Lawyers, 720^ Front. Whitford Leonard C, physician 720j^ Front, res same. . . Whitmore Henry, lab, rms 1730 Front. Whitney Dennis, lab, rms s e cor Front and Virginia. ' • Whitney Harry F, bkkpr Toklas & Singermari, res w s 3d bet Seneca and University. OTA Kr/lT?l>nn The only bonae in Taoonut which handles the JLeadlnc . UA-ll VJXiXit X , BrniKlo or Kfuiurkir Kire 4r DlHtlllrd Haad Msdr H»ar ManH Whlaktes; and oamea the larowt stook of New — - -. ^^^ ¥«rk mmA Mmy Wm( Clean, tow IfJkVlVkO AV., kVOJlA, W. T. DRAFTS [f ISSUED U ORMMANV BKfiAMD RKOLANIt MWKDBM GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. Seattle. SEATTLE DIRECTORY. 351 Whittlesey Catherine (wid Joseph H), rms Mrs S J RubbcII. Whittlesey Charles F (Niesz, Wliittlesey & Co), res e s 2d bet Union and University. Whitworth Frederick H (Whitworth «fe Thomson), chief engnr S L S & £ R R Co, res s B Seneca bet 4th and 5th. Whitworth Rev George F, res s e cor 4th and Seneca. Whitworth Sc Thomson (Frederick H Whitworth, Reginald A Thomson), Civil Engineers, 629 Front. Whyte John T (Why te & Johnson), res e s Water 2 b of Battery. Whyte & Johnson (John F Whyte, Ralph E Johnson), proprs Seattle Milk Co, 4 James. Wicklund Jolin, laborer Spring Hill Water Co, res cor Pine and 6th. Wickstrom Peter (Wickstrom&Amunds), res Wisconsin House. Wickstrom & Amunds (Peter Wickstrom, Amund Araunds), proprs Wisconsin House, ss Mill bet 2d and 3d. Widger Miss Delia C, rms Miss M A Widger. Widger Miss Minnie A, ret nr cor 10th and James. Wieg August P G, cabinetmkr, res e s 8th 1 s of Jefferson. Wiggins Miles R, painter W H Harris, res n s Pike bet Front and 2d. Wight Annie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel. Wikle John R, farmer, res s w cor S 13th and Amy. Wilcox Lemuel, carp, res ne cor Spring and 7th. Wilcox Mantg Co The, baking powders, James opp Occidental. Wilcox Urban F, mnfr baking powders, James opp Occidental, res Box. Wilcoxen H Seymour, night operator Sunset Telephone Co, bds e s 9th bet Cherry and Columbia. Wilcoxen Isaac N, lawyer 625 Front, res e s 9th bet Cherry and Columbia. Wilder Albert, bartndr Charles Ross, res Madison. Wilder George W, caj*p, bds n w cor Filbert and Itandolph. Wilder Theophilus, carp, res n w cor Filbert and Randolph. Wilkes Albert, porter Brunswick. Wilkinson Joseph W, clerk Schwabacher Bros & Co, res n s James nr 5th. Willard Rufus (Smith & Willard), res s w cor James and 3d. Willey Samuel H, elk, res 209 S 5th. Williams Alfred, carp Allen & Nelson. Williams Annie, domestic Harry M Lewis. Williams Benjamin, brakeman C & P S R R. Dl AMAA ABAANA MuNteal Merohandlite and Haehlne VIMHUOf Vlf MMNOy Attachaieiits, at City Bonk and ma- tlonrrv Minre, K. C vanchan A Co., 1108 Paoillo Aw., cot. Utb, Tkooiiui»W. T. ill I CO (id f - SEWING MAC::i..ES, ■ HILL, OSBORNE 4 CO.Abstracts of*Tmes Krng"county rift S c ex: 2^ C3 c III X H 355 0«» Front l*ti-««.>t, K4IKATTI-B, W. T. R. L. POLK A CO. 8 Williams Ellis, blacksmith, /es e s Water 1 n oi' Wall. WilliHais Francis, miner, res w s 5th bet Pike and Pine. Williams George, cook Small &Druitt, rms cor 2d and Madieou. "WilBiaaifflft Creors'ie, Oyster and Fi':Ii Dealer 1006 Frontjies 419 Washington, Yoing's blk. Williams George VV, coachman n e cor 12tli and Cherry. Williams H B, engineer, bds Western House. WilliHins Jo8e:»h B, elk J E Wright & Co, res s w cor Wash- i ig'.on and 5th. Williuuis J W, carp, rrns 423 Washington. Williams Lizzie, waiter iii R Davis, res same. Williams Mi ,8 Maud, bds w s 6th bet Pike and Pine. WillJams Nellie, res 312 Washington. Williamo O, brakeman C & P S E R. Williaras Rachel, cook E 11 Davis, rnis same. Wii'ia'.r.^^ Richard B, enrp, res n e cor 8u and Battery. Williams Wm E, boilcrmkr, res s s Madison ar FJbert. Williaj.'.ison Alexander, bricklayer, res 14 Wall. Williauison Alexander, wipsr C & P £"' R R. Williamson Daniel R, carp, res n w ccr Box and High. Wii!iamsor» John R, ♦.oiindry, res n e cor Spring and 2d. Williamson John S, » inter, bds n w cor Box and High. WillJami'on J I^eroj, i icker Western Mill Co, bds n w cor Box and liigh. TTiliiamson Mary J (wid James E), res s e cor 15th and Olive. Williamsoii Wm, laundryrnan Hallin & Co, bda 208 Main. Willis Richard C, res 7t,h between Virginia and Leuora. Wilson Daniel M, carp, vep Moltke nr Harrison. Wil«o!i Ella, domestic George S Jacobs, Wilfion George \¥, hostler S S Railway Co, rms St Ry Barn. Wilson James, lab, res foot Yirgiii'a, Wilson John, lab, res rear b s Washington bet S 3rd and S 4th. Wilson Joseph B, foreman Northwestern Cracker Factory, res e B 2d bet Battery and Bell. Wilson Louis P, res n 8 Cedar nr 4th. Wilson Robert A, Soock raiser, res w s Box nr John. Wilfon Wm E, carp, ren 17 1 8 Front. Wilion Wm H, miner, rms foot University. Wilson W H, carp^ nnS' St Charles Hotel, Wilson longshoreman, res eo Railroad near Pike. Wilton Frank, bartender John Brennan, res a w cor 8d and Cherry. Dr.c7KCASB, sxTEOEciT-^EH:- TAcoMA, w. T. oTTisrEooi-oa-is':]?. ■ JNO, S. BAKER & CO., whoi^aie* c"; WASH. TY. irocers. JOBBERS OH' CIOARS AND TOBACCOS. SEATTLE DIRECTOBY. 356 Wilton £n, res aboard. Wood Eu'^ch W, deputy County Auditor, bds e s 2d bet Seneca and \j "'versity. Wood E, de chancI str Merwin, res on board. Wood Frank W, calker, rms Bell Hotel. Wood Frederick, messenger Puget Sound National Bank, bds Wm D Wood. m CO xa CO w CA CO CD GO m -o CD OS (/) PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W. T. Reooitren and treats ell who may reqnirp medipnl nr surgical (reatment, (Juutagious Diiieaees excepted. CD i <1 1 li •! -l Land and Marine Engines, | WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO. 357 B. L. POLK A CO.'S 0. I Ss J* e 09 Wood George D, tinner Z C Miles, rms e s 5th bet Terrace and Jefferron. Wood Henry C, conductor C & P S R R, res 823 Main. Wood Ida, domestic M A Kelly. Wood Isaac, plasterer, rms Columbia House. Wood Jessie, rms foot Union. Wood Mrs Lizzie, dressmaker, rms Brown's Block. Wood Lyman, County Auditor cor Mill and 3d, res e a 2d bet Seneca and University. Wood Lyman M, res 1716 Front. Wood Mrs L J, dressmaker, bds J M Ripley. Wood Mamie, domestic Julius Bornstein. Wood Matthew, boiler maker Queen City Boiler Works. Wood Wm D (Bowtnan & Wood), Lawyer 16 Yesler-Leary BIk, res e s Front bet Blanchard and Lenora. Woodaman Frederick W, builder, res s e cor 6th and Cherry. Woodcock Fred G (Metts & Co), bds D P Metts. Woodford Edwin, driver, res foot Seneca. Woodman Samuel, printer P I, res n w cor Cherry and 2d. Woodward Ilenrv S, res e p 6th 2 n of Union. Woolen Isaac, lab, res e s Tnylor nr Mill. Woolery James H, res e s 5th bet Seneca and Spring. Woolery Margaret (wid Isaac), res e a 5th 3 n or Terrace. Wool ley Wm D, elk, res e s 8 th 2 s of Pine. Workberg Ada, domestic L S J Hunt. Worthington Edward K, elk E Lobe & Co, res w s 3d bet Co- lumbia and Marion. Worthington Wm, res w s 3d bet Columbia and Marion. Wright Albert, mngr The Seattle Pharmacy Opera House Blk, rms same. Wright Arthur, agt, res e b 2d 2 s of Bell. Wright Augustus, carp, rms 13 Jackson, Wright Charles, helper M J Wright, res s* me. Wright Charles A (Haley t of ohoioo Ximbw, CmI and X OD Lasli. laproTil tad Vaimprortd r.rai, Bnilaiii ud XiildisM PnPirty. City »Bd Sotwb a toti m Ac* Ttteti. Uu-irioni ana iuu-tu s^nwi i«> b uuit tom StgcUtw. ^^ SEATTLE DIllEOTORr. 358 Wright James H, wirer and fitter Seattle Electric Light Co, rea 8 e cor 4:th and Jefferson. Wright John R ( J R Wright & Co), nns same. Wright J R & Co (John R Wright, John T Phillips), cigars etc, 222 Commercial. Wright Marion L, foreman of constrnction Seattle Electric Light Co, res 7th bet Ilowell and Stewart. Wright Martins M, carp, rms 13 Jackson. Wright Mary (wid Thomas), furnished rooms, w 8 4th bet Uuion and Pike. Wright Mary J, restaurant n w cor Water and Marion, res same. Wright Orlando S, furniture 113 Cherry, res e s 6tli bet Cherry and Columbia. fVright Peter, lab, res foot S 4th. Wright Thomas A, carp, res Jackson nr Lake Washington. Wright Thomas G, grocer 2129 Front, res same. Wright W, bootblack, rms LaVeta House. Wunder Anna C (wid Michael), res n w cor Terrace and 6th. Wunder Mies Barbara L, dressmkr, bds n wcor Terrace and 6th. Wunder Miss Gertrude M, dressmkr, bds n w cor Terrace and 6th. WusthoflF Frederick W, elk Gordon Hardware Co, res w a 8d bet James and Jefferson. Wj'att Anna T (wid Aeneas), res s s Madison, Cloverdale. Wyatt Jacob L, farmer, s s Madison, Cloverdale. Wyatt Miss Verina E, bds s s Madison, Cloverdale. Wyatt Wm W, bds s s Madison, Cloverdale. 3 f Tarmato Frank, cook Saddle Rock Restaurant. Yarno John T, boat builder foot of University, res Lake ni' Lake Union. Yamo Miss Margaret H, teacher, bds J T Yarno. Yates Mary E (wid Alphonso), restaurant, res w s Front 2 n of Yesler Henry L, Office Mill nr Postoffice, res cor 8d and James. Yesler-Leary BlocV. cor Mill, James and Front. Yealer's Hall, s e cor Front and Cherry, J D Lowroan agent. Yesler's Wliar'. foot of Mill. YouFtg Andrew B, res s e cor 4t1i and Marion. Young Andrew M (Young Bros), bds s e cor 4th and Marion. FAiraiE c. "paddock "¥EMomi^^^ Rt. RPT. Johr A. Paddock, D.D.. Pre«. Rev. J. A. NkoholKon Hnnt. J. F. Beardeley, Physician. TACOMA.IW. T. J8 % I I fl TboM who b«U^Te in "Home lodostry" (hoold patronize M»tlMr«ei Ion Unarante^d. Late Union FnniitiireH'l Co. BesidM yoi will m«a money thereby. LARGEST UTOCK. Mill Wtn npp- Oeotdental Hotel. Meatile. 359 B. L. POLK A, 00 'S Young Miss Belle, clerk r'oklas & Singerman, rms Mrs S J M Kussell. r^ Young Brothers (Horace H and Andrew M), plumbers, 721 Front. ^ Young Charles O, engineer, res n w cor 7th and University. O Young Charles W, timber insp, res n e cor 5th and Jefferson. " Young Douglas, mngr Seattle Bazaar, res s s Pike bet 5th and 1-3 8th. ]3 Young Frank C (F C Young & Co), res n s Marion bet 4th and "^ 5th. P Young F C & Co (F C Young), men's furnishings, 816 Front. Young George W, res 413 Washington. E^ Young Horace H (Young Bros), res s w cor 4th and Marion. £^ Young Jesse O, bookkpr Gallagher & Baymond, bds s e cor 4th ^ and Marion. P« Young John, lab, res rear s s Washington bet S Bd and S 4th. ^ Young Joseph, logger, rms Esmond Hotel. ^ Youngr men's Christian Associalion, Anson SBur- B well Pres, George Carter General Stj, n w cor Front and S Spring. K Young Oscar, lab, rms Tremont House. CP' Young Wm, elk, bds Douglas Young. cQ Young's Block, sw cor Washington and 5th. Youngs Luther B (Youngs & Troxell), res west side Lake Union. Youngs & Troxell (Luther B Youngs, Franklin C Troxell), car- penters, foot of Madison. Yucktin Charles, laundryman, res foot of Pike. 3 o 5 < a. Zacharias Pandeley, fisherman, foot Union. Zeek Isaac N, watchman Western Mill Co, res n s Pine bet 9th and 10th. Zellenay Charles, harnessmkr s s Main w of Commercial, res e s 10th rir Pine. u PETERSON BROS., ImportBrs and DoalerR in f Groceries ^^^ Provisions IE Lrrge Stock, Lowost Prioes, Mftil Orders Solicited, SHtisfKOtion Gnanm- Q teed. AjjentB for E. Meeker's Creamery Butter. ^ 814 Front Street, SEATTLE, W. T. R. I. MORSE, New Whatoom, W. T. ^S;""'* Lime. Plaster and Hair, JPntinta, OUr. Hinam and Wail Faper. 1^ Business, Residence UAII P. PAIICMnCD Bw««"o««f ifesiaenoe HALL OL lAVtNUtH, ''"-Suburban Property. SEHOME DIliECTORY. 360 SEHOmE. Al«o known as New Wlmtcom. A village on Bellinehatu bay, in Whatcom county, 1 mile southeast of What- com, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 121 miles north of Seattle. Settled in 1852, it cojitains Episcopal, Pres- byterian, Catholic and Methodist churches, a hotel and a niiml)er of geui^ral and special stores. The principal shipments are lum- ber and building stone. Populatioi*., 150. Mail, senii-weekly. H. Hofercarap, postmaster. Am. son Anton C, druggist. Bowlan, lab. Carter C W, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps etc (wholesale and retail). Carte'' Thomas. Connell Medill, Custom House inspector. Doolin Wm J, miner. Dooliii Mrs W J, Kestaurant. Ehle Frank, farmer. Entwislc ^ames, lab. Had ley Thomas D, carp. Hail Alexander, teamster. Hanson Eric, farmer. Hofeicamp Frank, fnrnier. Hofercamp Herman, postmaster. Hofercamp Louis, printer. Hiigenin K L, propr Keystone Hotel. Hyatt Mrs A D. Hj'att Mrs Mattie. KallociD Rev I S, Agent B B & B C Ry Keeler B B, capitalist. Keystone Hotel, R L Hngenin propr. Lrtplain Wm, farmer. Llewellyn lflr« 1! T, Dealer in Dry Goods, Millinery, Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Groceries etc. Lnderberg, vessel captain. Maresch F G, Justice of the Peace. Marmont Mrs Mary B, millinery. Marmont Thomas A. Momf it I, llurdware. Paints, Oils and Window Shades, Garden Seods etc. (See hotiotn lines.) Murphy Michael, boots and shoeo. Peterson J, ship carp. Petti bone W R, clerk C W Carter. W \. Ik 9 13 S^ nrmlne BMH»l«>ni»'ntM. Hiil»«l«*r».' MUD' . vw v^v^.A.^,, jM««.|» una ♦ieiiiTHi Hardware, 11»3 Pacltfe Ave., and Si»l JU. SC Ht., TACOHA. W. T. i ^ I I » i i^] t 3- S I 'I J* B 7 & • 'I H (■■ ^ V SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Jobber* And ll<>tatler«« mt HardwNre and ImplfineiitM. Th« Ueat 361 B. L. POLK A CO.'S Ridderbjelker Adolplj, sea captain, Rogers Ambrose A, farmer. Rosener, blacksmith. Strand Hans B, Agricnitural Implements and General. Store. VanHoivels Henry, laborer. "Walker Greorge B, real estate. , "Whittaker A, bricklayer. SHELTQW. — A thriving village in Mason Cdnnty. Less than two years old it now lias a population of 150. It is the terminus of the Satsop railroad. Has one public school, an M. E. Church and a weekly newspaper, the Mason County; Journal. A telephone connection with Olympia, the nearest- banking point, is soon to be established. A daily boat runs to Olpmpia. Shelton will doubtless be the county seat of Mason. County, the prin-^ipal oflSces being already located here. An^irlc R Grant, Editor Mason Journal. Asmns Charles, carpenter. W. H. KNEELAND, PBOPBIETOB KNEELAND HOTEL, SHELTON, W. T. A. fine redort tor tnnrists. The beat tront flehin? in Wnshtngton Terri- tory. Daily boat from Olympia. Bates reasouable. ARTHUR J. TAYLOR, (Ooanty Auditor KMon Co.) A tall uet ot Abstracts. Any information ooncoming lands, etc., in this Ooanty, oheertolly given. Correspondence solicited. A. J. TAYLOR, Shelton, W. T. r% TjAN'OE'RT Snl« \gfnt for the Fo)'i-»t Ktntf HTk'nA-.;/, TAi^R fVimoM* lUnih nhUklea Ifeit Clffart, Tnylnr'n ftri' foitpi>r dMIIIefl llnnd MnHo Snur Th« SeMU» lUiltcnuktii BniUrd PfHr, and Ihn CamtUe Key tOOO PAC1|C1€ A v., TACOMA, W. V. MONEY WAITING FOR IMORTCACES. Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. Seattle. 8HELT0N DIRECTORY. 362 Asm lis John, tanner. Asm us "Wm, shoemaker. Beatty James, saloon. fiordeau Joseph, logger. Clark W H, saloon. Cleve Ole, laborer. Cnrrie Hugh, logger. Cyphert George, justice oi the peace. Derosia Elmer, laborer. Derosia Lewis, logger. Dunbar W H U, probate judge. Edwards Loring, fireman. El son M V, hotel. Elson Eandolph, livery. Freeburger G W, general store. Greytrax G W, blacksmith. Jordan Frank, engineer Satsop B R. Kelty Daniel, hotel. Kilroy Patrick, section boss. Kneeland J M, logger. Kneelaiid W H, Propr Kneeland Hotel. {See p 861.) La Franc Oscar, clerk. Lewis Martin, painter. McDougall John, clerk Satsop R B Go. McKenzie Wm, logger. McLeod Alexander, loggei. McPhaie L, saloon. IVIason County Journal, Grant Angle Editor. Morrow F G, clerk. Morrow S N, hotel. Morrow Thompson, logger. Ree Edward, carperster. Ree & Alexander (Walter Ree, J W Alexander), carpenters. Roff S M, carpenter. Satsop Railroad Co, general store, railroad and logging. Shelton David, carpenter. Shelton J B. Shelton J V W, surveyor. Simmons Benjamin, luborer. Simmons McDonald, saloon. I'aylor Artisur J, Auditor Mason County. {See p 361.) Tongney James, laborer. Office and Bohool Rrppliiw of nil kinds. News- pnpRra and PoriodicHlp. Novpln. Histiripo Cy- _ olopediaa, at City Rook a»d Htatinnery Btore. 110« Paetae A\e» eor. 11th, TAcoJUa. W. T. Zi c/s s CAd CD CO aa CD (id Books and Stationery il B. O. V»osl|iMI # Co.. BBTTLBRS LOCATED in aaj of the Paget Hound Conotiee. GARDNER & H0GG,4; ENGINEERS. "itntTiToraoflM SEATTLB.W.T. 368 B. L. POLK & OO.'S ^ Towle C F, logger. ^ "White C F, maiitiger Satsop R R Co. r* Wliite Einory, Treasurer Mason County. g Willson Elizii, hotel. ^ Wivell J T, blacksmith. Young S C, engineer Satsop R R Co. Young "Wm, clerk, c/l U B a .59 o 5 0. 1^ a. SIVOHOIHISII. The judicial seat of Snohomish county; is pleasantly located on the river of the same name, 48 miles by water northeast of Seattle, the banking point. Settled in 1863, it now contains a water power sawmill and furniture fac- tory. Congregational and Methodist churches, a steam sawmill, a public school and numerous well stocked special and general stores. A system of water works has recently been established. The shipments comprise lumber, grain, hny, hops and hides. A weekly newspaper, the Eye, is published. The advent of the Seattle and West Coast Railway, now being constructed to this poitjt, will give an extraordinary impetus to the growth of this place. Ship goods direct. Boat tri-weekly to Seattle; fare, $1.50. Population, 600. Tel., W. U. and Pacific Postal. Mail, tri-weekly. John B. Noll, postmaster. Albee Edward H. teamster. Allen Bros (George J and Robert C), hardware. Allen Wm F, teamster. Ames Charles F, laborer. Ault John B, bookkeeper Blackman Bros. Averill Joseph E, laborer. Bakeman Charles H, furniture. Bakeman John F, printer. Bell Walter P, lawyer. Black Archie, laborer. Black Robert, stockman. Blackman Arthur M, clerk. Blacktnan Bros (A A, E and H), lumbering and general store. Blackman Wm, mechanic. Blackman Frank O, lumberman. . Blackman George M, lumberman. Bowen John M V, teacher. Bowman Amzi, laborer. Bowman George M, laborer. Bowman Mary (wid David). Dr. 0. E. CASE, Orthopoedic Surgeon, JNO. 8. BAKER A CO., Wholesale Grocers OON8IONMCNTS OF GRAIN AND I And OoiTimlsslon Merohsnta. PROVISIONS SOLIOITIO. Taooma, Waati. Ty SNOHOMISH DIRECTORY. 864 Boyce David, M farmer. Burns S J, farmer. Burton James. Cairns James, engineer Blackman Bros. Cairns Robert, laborer. Campbell Elizabeth H (wid Samuel). Carlos J, cook. Cathcart Isaac, general store and hotel. Chisholm John, clerk I Cathcart. Clark D B, laborer. Clay "Wilson S, farmer. Cole J B, lumberman. Cook Daniel, farmer. CookWm. - Comegys & Vestal (Henry C Comegys, Samuel Vestal), general store. Craddock Daniel W, County Auditor. Creese Charles A, carp. Creese Frederic B, carp. Creese G W, carp. Creese J, laborer. Crossman O E, groceries. Cull Patrick J. Cyphers Levi H, sherif nohomish county. Darby W C, cook hotel. Deenng George B, lumberman. Deering Isaac, livery. Deering Wm H, farmer. Delfel John, barber. Dobbs John W, pastor M E Church. Doolittle Myron K, laborer. Douglass Mrs F M, dressmaker. Dow Ware 8, farmer. Dnnstan George, farmer. Dunstan John, tinner. Dnnston Oliver, butcher Plate & WhitlSeld. Eddy Alonzo H, contractor. Eddy Wm F. Ellis Henry C, lab. El well Charles F, lumberman. Elwell Edward H, lumberman. Elwell John sr, Inniberman. a i- ft i Puget Sound Hospital Prepared to reoeiye chronic cases at any time, from any pnrt of the country. For termK addreM K C. Miller. M. D. or S. U. Brown, M. D. TAOOMA. W. T STATIONARY ENGINES Washington Iron Worts Co. WKh or wifhaat s4Ju«ablr cut-off. liRAT*rE.E. CO 866 B. L. FOLK * have the FINRliT FARM liANDM IW W£»TBRI« WAHH lBI«>TOK VOB HAliS. ■■jr Acr« TractM m*tae Svattle mt C8HELMAN. LLEWELLYN L CO., Broken, Post BuildiMg, B«atU», Wash. SNOHOMISH DIDEOTORY. f ortnntf mad* by barinc raoh tneta near rai>idl|' irrowlBii rltl**, u UiDD*- •polit. St. Paul. Omaha, DvOTar. tto. Bo will purcbataa dmf Saattla prora. 366 Ladd Qeorge, lumberman. Lahar Thomas G, laborer. Little John, farmer. Lochrle Andrew, billiard hall. Low John N, farmer. Lowrey Charles L, farmer. Lj'sons Frederick H, clerk. McCain J L, dentist. McCallnm Donald, laborer. McLean Oliver, laboi'er. McMillan Ilngh, laborer. McNangliton Mrs L H. Maddox George W, laborer. Mallett Joseph, lumberman. Martin John S, laborer. Meader Hiram F, laborer. Missimer C A, Clerk Circuit Court. Moore George T, laborer. Moore Homer A, stationery. Moore Samuel, laborer. Morgan Bros & Co (Benjamin H, Alonzo W and H D Morgan), lumber and furniture. Morgan Chase D, laborer. . MormJD, physician, , MorBe Eld ringe. lawyer. Mndgett Isaac N, farmer. Mudgett Jacob A, laborer. ._ Muir Daniel, teamster. Noll John B, postmaster. Otten J & Co (J Otten), dry goods. Packard Charles F, printer. Packard Clayton II, Editor Snohomish Eye. Patterson Wm, shuC'* and harness. Paul Charles E, '\art> ter. Peaslee Fred, 8a\» ' Peaslee Melzer E, it'i per. Pennington George H, painter. Pettit H C (Ward & Pettit). Pettit Jane A (wid Thomas). Pettitt Wm W, teacher. Plaskett Joseph H, notary public. Plate Adolph, laborer. ST ■PATRONIZE THE CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY. ('I AT OLA8S WORK QUARANTFEO. ?. WillKrd'M, ^aelflc Ave. 2d Door North of Open Honaa. , r IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 l.i 1.25 '-la 1^ Hi 1.4 |M 2.0 1.6 Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. 14580 (716) 872-4503 \ iV •1>^ A \ % ^ ». ''<^'^ ^ ?Q <> " OS CO 2 en B a> CO 0) c« Q. bJ Plate & Whitfield (A W Plate, Wm Whitfield), meats. Preston N E, laborer. Rae John K, lumberman. liae Hobert B, Inmberman, Ray Henry A, Plumber, Water Works Contractor. Reeves Wm A, laborer. Robertson Wm, saloon. Roll George W, painter. Rose Alfred A, laboi'er. Rosengren Charles F, carpenter. Ross John J, laborer. Ross Julius. Ruff George E, laborer. Ruger E V, postal clerk. Sa)jborn Oscar, laborer. Scotney Charles, lumberman. < Sheldon Robert, cook. Sinclair Clarence W. Smith Jackson, cook. Smith J L, laborer. Smith Samuel, teamster. Smith Wm, laborer. Spurrell Henry, farmer. StaTer Sc Walker, Farm Machinery and Vehicles, England & Paul Agents. {^See adv.) Stevens Wm G, carpenter. Stevenson John T, clerk C F Yeaton. Stingley George E, laborer. Stingley Wm A, laborer. Stinson Edward G, lumberman. Stinson Merritt E, lumberman. Stinson Ulmer, lumberman. Sutton E S, carpenter. Swafford Henry M, carpenter. Swafford J G, probate judge. Sweeney Miles, laborer. Terpening Francis A, mechanic. Thornton Chester C, saloon. Turner Wm, clerk I Cathcart. Turner Wm J, carpenter. Twidle Heni-y J, laborer. Vestal Samuel (Comegys & Vestal). WM. H. HARRIS, i LEADING REAL ESTATE DEALER intb«Firat Ward. He can Rellyou at b<>d nrak anjrUiuig that is \>T sale within the Hub of the city. -'A.< OFFIGBi OVRB OKiO TACOJtA eOMT OWICIC, TACOXA. W. T. faaammmm HALL & CAVENDER, REAL ESTATE, LOAN BROKERS, TAOOMA, W T. 8TEILA000M DIRECTORY. 368 Walters Wm W, farmer. Ward & Pettit (W H Ward, H C Pettit), blacksmiths. Wetherill Alexander, farmer. Wetherill Benjamin F, laborer. White John S, contractor and builder. Whitfield Wm (Plate & Whitfield). Wilbur Lot, drugs. Wilson Francis M, laborer. Wilson Wm A, laborer. Yeaton Charles F, general store. SlTEIIiACOOm. Known also known as Steilacoom City, a town in Pierce county, pleasantly located on Puget Sound 12 miles southwest of Tacoma, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Settled in 1849, it now contains Catholic and Pres- byterian churches, a water-power flouring mill, a brewery, a number of stores and a district school. The shipments com- prise beer, lumber, flour and wool. Steamers from Tacoma and Olynopia daily except Sunday. Stages daily to Lake Yiew, on the N. P. R. R., 5 miles distant; fare, 50 cents. Population, 250. Mail daily. Lucia B. Rigney, postmaster. The Terri- torial Insane Asylum, located 1 J miles from here, has accom- modation for 250 patients and cost $100,000. Andrews Henry. Averill Walter, bookkeeper. Averill Samuel, ship carpenter. Bliss James L, guard U S P. Bradley John. Bradley Wm, carpenter. Burr Mrs M R, bds S S Woodruff. Cassels Rankin B, engineer asylum. Clark Charles. Collins John, cook asylum. Connick Clara (wid John T). Coombs Samuel F, guard IT S P. Dillow Charles S, attendant asylum. Doerr Kate (wid George). Downs Horace, guard U S P, McNeil's Island. Downey John, logger. , Downey Wm R. Eisenbeis Frederick G, grocer. Ellicott Salvadore, 1st guard U S P, McNeil's Island. G H "WOOD SHELF HARDWARE, ^**» '*'*" " ^-rv^j^, Bolldln* impplleB a ISpeclalfy. ll»)i PMllle Atc mnd llAl U. B. St. ^aoo]ML&.. -w^ v. o ■0 > o o I I as ca 2! u z < > 111 A«S FHOXT M'IRKKT. HARDWARE AND BMPUEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 369 B. L. POLK & CO. 8 Fannin "Win, Druggist and Bookseller. Fay Charles T, county coininissioner. Fen 11 Win R, head warden asylum. Fraser Jessie, attendant ftsylnm. Fraser Peter, bartender M Gimel. Gallaglier George W. Gardener F H, gardener. Gaul Henry, tirenian. Getchcll liCe B, Cooper and Taukmaker and Constable. Gill Andrew, brick maker. Gill George, brickmaker. Gill John, brickmaker. Gimel Margaret (wid Martin), Baloon. Gove Warren. Guess Mason F, teamster. Hanson August, fanner McNeil's Island. Harmon Hill, Livery and Feed Stable andPropr Lakeview Stage. Hart John, cook Steilacoom Hotel. Hawkins Mrs H, matron asylum. Hawkins H T, attendant asylum. Hedg^cs iflrs C, Fropr People's Hotel. Hedges Win. Hineon John. Holker H, teamster asylum. Holm J, farmer McNeil's Island. Howard Dennis K (Schafer & Howard), res Seabeck. Hughes James, teamster. Hussey J H, farmer McNeil's Island. Hyndman Mary, laundress asylum. Johnson Augustus, attendant asylum. Johnson Emil W,6hoenikr. Johnson Lewis, carp. «^ Jones Oscar M, attttdant asylum. J ndson Stephen, fa?#ier. Julin C J, farmer McNeil's Icland. Lacey Edward, baker asylum. Lacey George, asst cook asylum. Larson John, propr Steilacoom Hotel. Light Erastus A (E A Light & Sons). Lig^ht E A «& Son« (Erastus A, Henry E and IraD), Groceries, Dry Goods and Clothing. CT A ■M'fl"C''R'l^ Distillers and Manufiioturers Agent for the North Fdoifio • XixXXH \X,CJSX X f Coast. Makes his piirchoaas from the Tery lar^Mt Hwd- Quarters in the east, and does business on Enstera Principles. A fair and aqoarv daal to vrarybody goaraatMd. iVOtf trAVkflC A V.. TACOJLA, W. f. lO., IL. le. ceview IraD), Ith Faoifto iMt HMd- IredMl to MONEYTOLOANl«"*«*""imfFSTco. SEATTLE. 8TEILAC00M DIRECTORY. 370 Light Henry E (E A Light & Sons). Light L-a D (E A Light & Sons). Lowell C A, attendant asylum. McLellen Mrs Ann. Madden Mary (wid John). Martin Minor, teamster N P R Brewery. Merrill Ilattie M, attendant asylum. Moorey Mrs Hannah. Myers Frederick, farmer. Nelser John, propr Steilacoom Hotel. Nelson M, McNeil's Island. Nesen John, grocer. Newberry Eev Charles A, prin Pnblic School. Newberry Miss Delia, teacher. Orr Nathaniel H, wagonnikr and nursery. People's Hotel, Mrs C Hedges Propr. Peterson Charles E, carp asylum. Pheiffer Antonia, cabinetmkr. Ranqiiist Peter O, Blacksm'th. Rig:ney Hiss liiK-ia R, Postmaster and Tel Operator. Rogers E R, general store. Ross Alice, attendant asylum. Rupp Henry, saloon. Salter John, capitalist. Salzer Heni-y, maltster. Schafer Wolf (Schafer & Howard). Schafer & Howard ("Wolf Schafer, Dennis K Howard), brewery. Serfling Mrs Ernest. Skoning Frederick, attendant asylum. SmUh George E, logger. Starkwalter Samuel D, asst physician Hospital for the Insane. Steilacoom Hotel, John Nelser propr. Stevenson James M. niner. United States Penitentiary, NcNeill's Island, P O Steilacoom. Taugrhan Wm D, Livery Stable and Gunsmith, Stage to Tacoma, Olympia or any point reached by road. Vergan James, farmer. 'Waddell Thomas, Carpenter and Builder and Justice of the Peace Steilacoom W T. Ward James, farmer McNeill's Island. UTaiighop John IV Ifl D, Supt Hospital for the Insane. Webb Frederick A. E.C.Vaughan&Co.;. WHOLKBALK AND BKTAIL Hty Book anay>board, $S per -vreek. t^^First-class Bar and Billiard Boom.'^tl WOOD and COAli famished to steamers at reasonable rates. Constant supply of fresh water. No. 1— Saw with 4 Cnttins: Teieth and Double Drag. 1/3 No. 2— Same as above, with twe Cutting Teeth and Double Drag. • •-4 SAW MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 17 and 19 Fremont St., SAX FRANCISCO, ■a SAWS of Every Description on Hand and tt Made to Order. .^.grezits fcr O. B. FaTOl'is Files. ]Dr Ej case OrthopiBdic Surpeon and ' TiooMi.w.T. ' Gynecoiogist TACOMA. 372 1 i THE GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. Northern Pacific Railroad THE ONLY IiINB BTTNNXNG Pallman Palace Sleeping Cars, Magnificent Day Coaches, Elegant Emigrant Sleeping Cars, WITH BBBTHS FBBB OK OHABGH FROM OREGON AND WASHINGTON POINTS TO THE EAST, OVER THE NEWLY COMPLETED CASCADE DIVISION. Via St. Paul and Minneapolis. TL*» nitlia TraM-Contlnental Line Running MqqU 7I|« TilB Unly PALACE DINING CARS. McalS / UUi Fastest Time ever made from the Coast over the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, To Sioux City, Council Bluflfs, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Burlington, Quincy, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, And all points throughout the EAST and SOUTH-EAST, via St. Paul and Minneapolis. Throuvfa Emigrant Sleeptuff C»r» are hauled on resrular Express Trains over the entire length of the Northern Pacific Railroad. VasMitirer* will saTe money by purchaslMK tfceir Tickets at deattle or Tacoma throuKh «• destlaatloa. for Tickets. Rates, Maps, etc., call on or address A. D. CHAP^TON, Gen'l Weatem Pass. Agent. W. F. CARSON, , Trav. Pass. Agent. No. 2 Washington St., Cor. Front, PORTLAND, OREGON, W. B. »PiSWC15«, Ticket Agent, City Dock, Seattle, W. T. «. ./. PHICHA BO, Agent, Pacific Ave., Tacoma, W. T. A, CHll^BRBW, Agent, Beatae, -City," €?. V. COOPKB, Agent. „, ^ Wharf, Tacoma, W. T. K. W. l«irOH, Agent. Taootea, "City." 373 THE TACOMA COMPAMY. Incorporated u«der fhe 1 a^. or Wa.l,l««,o> Territory march lath, iss^. -^f COnPOliJBO OVi^^ Practical Lumber, Orain, Coal aii« Iron Stevedores. •n-Olapatoh. | Competent Rigger.. Spars Furnished and Pitted on Shortest Notioe. th J^I? <^°"5P*^y^^« f PPlied with a full and oomplete plant for fh^r^^ /''^f ^^°^^- ^^^« »°d Masters win finil to Werbe£e':i '^'^* T*' *'^ representatives tf pIh Aownsend before (Jloaing contracts for their work. For rates or estimates, address ''•**S«""W' -«IH«HOiniOlfEa.Seo.Treas. ^flJPWWPPT wFmmwmffw ■°"'°™"^'^if TAOOMA. 374 PETER8 <& MILLER, MANUPACrUREBS OF Galvanized Iron Cornice and Metal Roofing, 1 140 RAILROAD STREET. TACOMA, WASHINGTON TER. nr „ S^^ TerntoriBl Insane Asylum at Fort Steilacoom, W. T. 416 feet long Win. E. Hoooe. Beattla. Arohitaot. J. a. Troctor, 'Paooma, Sapt. of Com Constraotion Onr work on this bnUdingoonBists of 1,000 feet of GalTanizod Iron Cornice, 250 square Metaho Shingles. 120 squares of Roofing, 8,600 feet of Speaking Tube, Hot Air WueeVTEtcT Esttmate* Furnished on Application tor the Be«t Afproveit Hot Air Furnaess and Fire-Proof Doors and Shutters. Agents fqr WashinBton T«r. for «ir C«t«brateii C. B. KLINE SLATE MANTELS. 376 ADVEBf lBINQ DEPARTMENT BROWN'S Wharfs Navigation Company "Clara Brown^^afrd^'Rip Van Winkle." Does a^eneral Freight, Passenger and Towage Basinesa Storas. fer Hay and firai. ,„ Wharf at B«.«„„w, Rates. W. p. pmCHARD, W. F. TWYMAN, Law and-leal Estate. lavMitmMit. asjuui ibr aoa. All business Promptly Attended To. OHlw, N* UM p«lto AT„«, BMm I, ' Switchback Saloon, y m y* i. JOfiN B. GROPPSR, PROPRIETOR. The Finest Liquors from Louisville, Ky. Ala*, the Best Brands of Philadelphia and San Francisco Lager Beer, On Dranght or Bottled. Familieii supplied on ghort notice. Best DOMESTIC OIGAES always on hand. U07 Pacific Avenue. Tacoma Steam Laundry ALL WOKE WAREANTED. NO CHEMICALS USED. Cleaning Men's Suits A SPECIALTY. 888 and 841 Street, TACOMA, WASH. TER. TILBPHONE 31 377 ADVEBTISiNO DEPARTMENT CHA8. T. UHLMAN. A. N. 8AIUKNT. UHLMAN & SARJENT, RAINIER MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Kinds of FRESH AND SALT MEATS. Special Attention to Supplying Ships and Hotels. Pacific Avenue, opposite Opera House. TAOOMA, IWASHmOTON TEREltCO^ ■npwiwp" TACOMA. 878 Dennison Mfg. Co. MANUFA(1TUHKR8 OF TAG •jet jLaaraa t*^. «iiTATIONEI«8' SF£CIALTIES, DENNISON'S TOURIST TAGS FOR TRAVELERS, Stratton's Gammed Labels and Gammed Paper of all Colore; Log! und Notarial SealsjFolding and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Piitent Suspen- sion Rings; The Star Copying Pads; Dennison's Game Oountere ; Wedding Cake Boxes; Viniting and Playing Cards, Etc. Sealing" "^XTasp ns^Zalcers. PAPER TARGETSf^RIFLE PRACTICE. Phillips' Hook •■!! ClaMp Tastt; Klmball'H Meif-fasteninK Tloketii; F««tal Enveloped ; MoU^ll'« Paper FaateaevM at n&naftctarera^ Alseonuta. COLOEED TISSUE PAPERS and FLOWER PAPERS. Proprletorti of «'Silv«r White," Best Article for Polishing Silver, and MUlers "Jewelry Cleaning Cftsket" and "Silver White Casket." JEWELERS' BOXtS. ;eweler8' cards, pink and white cotton, fine twines, etc. XDIBTJa-O-ISTS' BOSSES. Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Shaving Papers. DENNISON'S ABSORBENT COTTON, fof Dental and Surgloa,' ' jypotis. All oar goodfi are for sale bjr dealers eTorjrwhere -AND B?- DENNISON MFC. CO., 26 and as Franklin Street, Boston. 63dChe8tn«t Street, Philadelphia. 143 Walnut Street, Cincinnati. 198 Broadway, New York. 1 44 and 1 4s. First Ward.— S. 0. Howes. Second Ward.— 0. N. Senter. Third Ward. — A. E. Lawrence. Fourth Ward.— W. A. Lammey. Coancll Standing; Committeea* Judiciary. — Bashford, Houghton, Bacon. Finance.— Houghton, OoUins, Horsfall. Streets,— Kelly, Bacon, Miler. Fire and Water. — Bacon, Lillis, Horsfall. Health and Police. — OoIliLs, Houghton, Zinram. Olaims. — Mil- ler, Kelly, Bacon. Purchasing.— Horsfall, O-'llins, Kelly. Elections. — Zin- ram, Lillis, Miller. Enrolled Ordinances.— Bacon, Lillis, Zinram. Fire Department. Department Officers.— J. D. Bainey, Ohief; H. M. Lillis, 1st Asst.; John Poholl, 2d Asst.; R Boediger, Sec; George Smith, Treas. Headquarters, room 8 Mann's Block. Active Hose Oo. No. 1. — John Forbes Oaptain. Alert Hose Oo. No. 2.-0' E. Marble, Oaptain; Wm. Magee, Ist Assi; B, .Roediger, Sec.; A, Wilson, Treas. West Side Hose Oo. No. 3.— George Smith, Oaptain. Eagle Hose Oo. No. 2.— (First Ward). Book and Ladder Oo.— John A. McGoldriok, Oaptain. inward Boundaries. First Ward comprises that portion of the city known as Old Taooma. Second Ward comprises all that portion of the city between the First Ward and 11th street. Third Ward, comprises all that portion of the city between 11th and 21st Btreeta. Fourth Ward, comprises all that portion of the oity south of 2lBt street. 9, ■ f I !iVA^w'!<«|-jy"*, ^^ESESHE^HH^SSiS aSHEHHffHSHKHB 881 R. L. POLK & CO.'S COlJWTir OFFICIALS.— See Pierce County. PiJBi^ic iicn[o«»i.fi. Direotora— Stuart Eioe, John Horsfall and P T. Armstrong. Prot E P. Youngr, Principal city sohools. Office, Central sohnol bnilding. Central School.— Prof. E. P. Younar, Principal; Mine V. M. Kane, Vice- Principal; Miss 0. A. Weaver, Mrs. 0. J. S. Greer. Miss Q. E. MacLat- ferty, Mins E. M. Unthank, Miss M. E. Male, Misa E. A. Vmcent, Miss N. Wickersham. Mrs. S. J. S. DhvIs, Mrs. C. Y. S. Bice, Miss L. A. St. Clair, Mrs. A. B. Forman; C. G. Graves. Janitor. South School.- Miss A. Jackson, Principal; Mrs. I. N. Comer, Miss M. Unthank; Geor«re Fish, Janitor. North School.- Miss M. S. Clark, '.Principal; Miss L. Woodm; Henry Williams, Janitor. East Suhool.— Miss L. S. Anderson, Principal; Miss S. A. Serfling; P. A. Sweet, Janitor. Firht Ward School (Old Taooma).— H. M. Lillis, Principal; Miss Jennie Bamett, assistant. BAIVKS. Merchants* National Bank of Tncoma, W. T. — Incorporated May 14, 188*. Capital, $50,000. W. J. Thompson, Prea; Henry Dram, Cashier; George F. Orchard, M. M. Harvey, M. F. Hatch, M, J. Coggswell and L. F. Thompson, with above officers, 'Directors. Pai ific Nntional Bank.— Organized January 1, 1886. Oapitul, 850,000. C. P. Masterpon, Pres.; L. R. Manning, V. Pren.; T. B. Wallace. Jr., Cash- ier; Directors, C. P. Masterson, J. P. Stewart, W. D. Tyler, L. R. Manning, T. B. Wallace, Jr. Chamber of Oomraeroe Bailding. Tncoma National Bank. — Incorporated Januai-y 8, 1883. Capital, 850,000: PurpluB, $50,000. J. "W. Spngne, Pres.; W. B. Blackwell, V. Pres.; Wm. Frazier, Cashier. Nortliea^t oo:. Pacitio ave. and Tenth streets. ciiAinnKR <»F covir.i^iiRci!:. Comer Twelfth and Paoifio aveijue. Taooma Chamber of Commerce organized Febrnary, 1884. Capithl stock, 820,000. Annual election, firdt Tuesday of March. Pres., J. W. Sprngue; Fiist V. Pree., J. M.Buckley; Secnnif V. Pres., W. J. Thom^BOD; Treas., 0. P. MB8ter-. Brooks, 0. J. Dnffey, A. V. Fawceit and W. O. J (^Rowland. Arbitration.— Pt-t'-r Irving, J. H. Houghton, F. S. Sabm, J. P. Stewart and T. B. Walluce, Jr. Statieiics.— G. E, Atkinson, W. J. Fife, E. Meeki r, L. E. Sampson and Samuel Wilkeson, Jr. The standine commit- tees are authorized by the by-laws of the Chamber to appoint their own chairmen. CnURCRES. Ilaptl«t. First Bxptist Church.- Cf^mer Ninth nnd D streets. Organize'1, 1883. Church erected, 1884. Rev. B. S. M 'oLafferty, pualor; res. northeast corner Taooma ave. and 15th street. Services, .U::i0 a. m. and 7:30 p. M.; Sunday School, 12:15 p. m.; Hrayer meeting, ThnrHday evening. Fir«t Scandinavian baptist Church. — Corner 4th and E streets. Rev. Knut Nelson, pastor; res xHme. Services, 11 a. m. a'ld 7 p. M. in winter and 7:30 in summer; Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Prayer meeting, every Thursday St 7:30 p. M. TACOMA DIEECTORT. 382 Rev. aDd :sdHy Catholic. St. Len*B Oatbolio Church.— Southwest cor. D and 11th. Ohn roh erected 1888, Rev. P. F. Hyleboa, rector; res. oor. Baker and 7tli. Services, Mhss, Sunday, 8 and 10*30 a. m.; Vespers, summer, 7 p. M., winter, 4. p. M.; daily Mass at 8 A. M. Chriatian. Fimt Ohristian Ohuroh.— East side of E bet. 13th and 15th. Elder E. H. Siokafoose, pastor. Sarvioes, first and tliird Sundays of each month at 11 A. M. and 7 p. h; Sunday School every Sunday at 12 noon; Young People's Prayer meeting, Tuesday evenings. Congrreg^atlonal. First Congregational Church.— West side C bet. 7th and 9th. Rev. Alfred P. Powelfon, pastor. Sunday services 11 a. m. and 7-50 p. M.; Sunday Sobnol, 12:30 p. M.; Prayer mpetinsr, Thursday evening; Young P*>ople'8 meetiug, Sunday evening at 6:30 p. m. Second Congregational Church.— South Tacomn. Rev. S. H. Jheadle, pastor. Sunday services, 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.; Sunday School, 1L''30 p. m.; Prayer meeting, Thursday evening, frotestant RpIscopaC. Right Rev. John A. Pad Jock, D. D., Bishop. Res. cor. Division and Ta- ooma Bvep. St. Lukes M*"morial Church —Oor. fith and C streets. Church erected 1882. Rev Lemuel H. Wells, rector. Services. 11 a. m. and 7:H0 p. m.; Lt-c- tnre, Friday, 7:30 p. h,; Suuday School, in Sunday School Chapel un St, Helen's ave nt 12:30 p. m. St. Peter's Church -West si le Starr nqar 2d, Oil Tncoma. Organized, ' 1873. Rev. A. S. Nicholson, rector. Services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. u.; Suu- day School, 10 A. M. l^ntlicrnn. German Lutheran Church.— 1307 L R^v. F. N. Wolf, pastor; res. 1809 L Snndny service at 10 8 • a. m.; Sunday S 'hool at 9:.S0 a. m. Sveilish Evang«licnl Lutheran ('hurob.— Eist side THComa ave. bet. 11th and 13th. Rev. Qu-taf A. Anderson, pastor: res 1518 O. Sun- 1 ay services at 11 A. M and 7:30 p. si.; Suuduy Sobool, 10 a. u.; Prayer meeting, Thurs- day evening. IVIetliodlBt. • First M. E. Church.— Southwest cor. C and ?th. Church erected 1877. Rev. T. J. Masspy, pastor; res. rear of Church. Services, 11 a. ic. and 7:30 p. M ; Snnilay Soboul, 12:15 v. m.; Prayer meetinjur, Thursdoy 7:.»0 p. M. Soaodinaviau M. E. Churcli.— East side Tncoma ave. bet. 15th acd 17th. Rev. C. J. Larson, pastor. Sumlay servi -es, 11 a. m. and 7:30 P. M.; Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Prayer meeting, Thursday eveniug; Young Pcuplu's met* ting, Tuesdny eveuinsr. West 'I acoma M. E. Church.— Fourth, near Star (Old Tacoma). Rev. Q. A. Laxden, Pastor. Services every alternate Suuduy at 11 a. m. and every SundHv at 7:30 P. M. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Pra> er meeting, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. German M. E. Church. — East side Tacoma ave. near 11th. No regular pastor or services. South Tacoma M. E. Chapel.— Tacoma ave. south of Jefferson. Rev. T. J. Mansey, Pastor. Suuday services at 3 p. M. Sunday school following service. l"re»bylerla,if. First Presbyt«Tian Church.— Nortl\ side 11th bet. Railwav and 0. Rev. '. . A. Mnokay, P(ii-t(»r, Sunday f-ervioes, 11 a. m and 7:30 p. M. Sunday koiiool, 9:80 A. H. Prayer metting, Thursdays at 7:80 p. M. 921 E. 888 R. L. POLE & OO.'B ScandlnaTtam Free Chnrcli. Organized, Janna^ 1884 Bev. B. Jensen, Pastor. Sunday serrioes, 11 A. H. and 7:30 p. H. Prayer meeting, Thurodays 7:30 p. ii. ITnltarlait. Unitarian CJburoh.— Rev. Qeorge H. Gresr, Pastor. Services at O. A. R. Hall, Davis block, second and fourth Sundays of each month. Sunday school at 10 A. H. every Sunday. COEiI^EOES AI«I> 8CHOOE.8. Annie Wright Seminary.— The Rt. Rev Bishop Paddock, D. D., founder and Rector. Oorps of teachers — The Rev. Lemuel H. Wells, A. M., Ohap- lain, Evidences of Ohrintianity, and Ohnrch History; Mrs. Lemuel H. Wells, Principal, Mental and Moral Philosophy; Mrs. A. H. W. Raynor, Vice-Prin- cipal, History, Belles Lettres and Oomposition; Miss Anne W, Ourtis, Natural Science and Mathematics; Mrs, Albert H. Sherman, Vocal Music; Miss Eittie D. Oaulking, Instrumental Music; Miss Elizabeth FuUiok, Drawing and Painting; Madame Margaret Merkel, French and Gtorman; Miss Florence E, Jones, Elocution and English; Prof. Fred Plummer, Natural Science; Misn Josephine Stewart, Pupil Teacher. Ghristmas term begins the second Tb isday in September. Easter term the last Thursday in January. Washington College — West aide Tacoma avenue bet. Seventh and Eighth. Founder and Rector, Right Rev. John A. Paddock. D. D. ; Head Master. Prof. John Tait; Assts.. E. H. Thompson, F. G. Plummer, John L. Tait and L. Nicholson; Music Teacher, Miss J. Eilpatriok; Matron, Mrs. J. Tait; Drill Masters. Oapt. Baker, Sergeant Cook. m»l«PITAE.(l. Puget Sound Hospital.— Opened Sept. 1, 1886, under the charge of F. 0. Miller, M. D. and E. M. Brown, M. D. F. O.Pi^dook Memorial Hospital— Rt. Rev. J. A. Paddock, Fres.; Trus- tees, the Mayor, Pres. of the Chamber of Oommerce, Grand Master of the Ma- sonic Lodge and Chairman of County Commissioners, e:cofE[oio; Rev. L. H. Wells, Dr. H. C. Bostwiok, W. H. Thompson, Mrs. J. W. Buckley, Mrs. J. M. Ashton, Mrs. G. E. Atkinson, Mrs. C C. Mann, Mrs. W. B. Blackwell, Mrs. G. L. Delpratt, Wm, D. Tylei:; Supt, Rev. A. S. Nicholson; Resident physician. Dr. J. F. Beardsley. II«CORPORATEI> COMPAIVIES. Brown's Wharf and Navigation Company.— Incorporated March 1, 1886" Capital, 880,000. T. R. Brown, Pres.; George E. Atkinson, V. Pres,; Wm. P. Prichard, Sec. and Treas. Chamber of Commerce Company. — Incorporated Feb. 15, 1884. Capital, 820,000. J. W. Spragne, Pres.; J. M. Buckley, 1st V. Pres.; W. J. Thomp- son, 2d V. Pres. ; David Wilson, Seo. Fox Island Brick Manufacturing Company.— Incorporated Jan. 2, 1884, Capital, $10,000. W. S, Bowen, Pres. ; 8. M. Clark, V. Pres,; S, F. Sahm, Sec. and Treas. Chamber of Commerce Building, Taooma, Works on Fox Island. News Publishing Co.— Incorporated April, 1886. Capital, $8,000. W. A. Berry, Pres.; Richard Roediger, Sec.; Wm. Molntyre, Treas. 930 Pacific avenue. Northwestern Manufacturing and Trading Com viany.— Incorporated Nov. 10, 1886. Capital stock 81,000,000. James A. .ucGoldrick, Pres.; Olof J Anderson, Vice-Pres.; Alexander Macready, Seo. and Treas.; Brook John- son, Gonl. Manager. Stores, 1342 Pacific avenue, cor. 15th and Yakima, and at Old Tacoma, Pacific Navigation Company.— Incorporated March, 18H7. Camtol, $60,- 000. Byron Barlow, Pres.; J. D. Oaughran, Sec.; C, S. Barlow, vioe-Fres. f I c TAOOMA DIREOTOBT. 884 O. Nov. lot J robn> and Paoifio Transfer Oompany—Organized 1881. H. O. Pieroy, Manager, 1114 Paoifia Skagit Railway and Lumber Company. —Inoorporated April 5, 1887. Paid up capital, $250,000. Prinoipal office, Taooma. Store and logging oamps, Sterling, Skagit county. Byron Barlow, Pres. ; J. D. Oaughran, Vice- Pres.; Hfury Drum, Sec. and Treas. Tacoiua Coal Company. — Incorporated Aug. 25, 1884. Capital, $1,000,- 000. Andrew 0. Smith, Pres,; Wm. H. Fife, Vice-Pres.; George O. Kelly, Sec. Office, cor. 9th and Pacific avenue. Taooma Dock and Warehouae Company. — Incorporated April. 13,1887. Capital, $50,000. David Wilson, Pres.; Charles P. Masterson, Sec, and Treas. Water front, near Taooma Mills. Taooma Land Company.— Incorporated 1884. Capital, $1,000,000. 0. B. Wright, Phila, Pa., Pres.; W. D, Clark, Phila., Pa., Sec. and Treas.: Isaac y^. Anderson, Manager, Office, cor. 9th and C. / Tacoma Light and Water Company.— Incorporated June 19, 1884. Cap- f ital, $300,000. Theodore Hosmer, Pres. ; W. D. Tyler, Vioe-Pres. and Man- I ager; J. H, Hougfiton, Sec. and Treas. Office, Chamber of Commerce I Building. I Taooma Lumber and Manufacturing Crmpany.— Incorporated April 13, ' 1887. Paid up capital, $60,000, P. A. Paulson, Pres.; Henry Drum Sec. and Treas. Cor. Puyallup avenue and 23d at. Taooma Mill Company.— Charles Hanson, Pres.; George W. Watson, Sec.; Wm. H, Hanson, Treas.; George E. Atkinson, Supt. Lumber manu- facturers. Mill, office and store, Company's wharf, Old Taooma, W, T. Head office, San Francisco. Taooma Petroleum Company.— Incorporated October 25, 1885. Capital, $1,000,000. Levant F. Thompson, Pres., Wm. J, Fife, Sec. Office, corner Paoifio avenue and Ninth streets. Taooma Steam Navigation Company.— Incorporated 1886. Capital, $100,000. Gen. J. W. Sprague. Pres. ; F. T. Olds, V. Pres,; Isaac W. Anderson, Sec. and Treas. Office, Tacoma National Bank. Tacomb Trading Company.— Incorporated August 21, 1883. Capital, $50,000. Byron Barlow, Pres.; 0. S. Barlow, Treas.; E. S. Barlow, Sec. EilIlltARlKS. K. of L. Library.— Beading room east side Paoifio avenue bet. Ninth and Tenth. Mercantile Library.— Seven hundred volumes. Mrs. H. K. Moore, Pres.; Mrp. W, B. Tyler, V. Pres.; Mrs. Gwin Hicks, Sec. and Treaa. Monthly fees, 25 cents. Sontheaat corner Ninth and C. T. M. 0. A. Library and Beading Boom, 1124 Pacific Ave. ]fIlL.ITAHY. Tacoma Guard, Company C, First Regiment N. Q. W.— Armory on street. W. J. Fife. Capt.; P. P. Walsh, First Lieut.; W. W. Sprague, Sec- ond Lieut.; I. M. Howell, First Sergt,; G. B. Monty, Seoond Sergt. ; H. H. Hess, Third Sergt.; H. Neville, Fourth Sergt: H. Hibbard, First Corp.; T. H. Sotzen, Second Corp.; J. L. Hopfentiz, Third Corp.; W. H. Dam- meier. Fourth Corp.; A. T. Lister, Fifth Corp.; John Hanson, Sergeant drum oorps. Company drill on Wednesday evenings; class drill on Friday evenings, and officers' taotioal studies Monday evening. Indepen ient Cadets. Giles Cook, Capt.; W. Crosby, First Lieut; W. M. Linquist, Sergt Mefjt at G. A. B. Hall every Monday and Friday night. IVKWHPAPERS. Tacoma Ledger, The.— 928, 930 C street. Daily and weekly. Repub- lican. Daily, $10 per year; delivered by carrier to any part of the city. ■■i 386 R L. POLK & CO.'S onn week, 25 cents; one month, $1. Weekly, per year, $2. B. F. Bade- bancrh, publisher and proprietor. Tacomn News, The.— 930 PaoiBo avenne. Daily and weekly. Demo- oratio. Pablisbed fvery eveninf?, except Sunday. Weekly published every Friday morning. Dnily, per year, S7; delivered by carrier to any part of the city, 15 cents. News Publishing Co., publishers and proprietors. Wacbt Am Snnde.-Q«rman weekly. A. Weichbr >d, editor and proprie- tor, 954 PaoiUo avenue. POSTOFFICE. North side Tenth, between Pacific avenue and A street. L. E. Sampson, postmaster; 0. W. Taylor, assistant postmaster. General delivery open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. on week days, except dar- ing distribution of the mails, which takes place on their arrival. The gen- eral delivery open on Sundays from 12 M. to 1 p. m. Monej Order Department. Office hours, 9 ▲. m. to 3 p. h. Orders are issued in. sums of not more than $100. Larger amounts may be transmitted to the same perbon by additional orders. PIJnE.1C 1IUIL.1>I^«fl ArVD nAI.L,8. Alpha Opera House, Pacific ave, bet. Tenth and Eleventh. Annie Wright Seminary, cor. Division and Taooma ave. ""■-- Garsun'M Building, Pacific nve. bet. Thirteeuth and Fourteenth. Central Hotfl, Pxoifio ave. bet Twelfth and Thirteenth. Central School, cor. Eleventh and Tacoma ave. Court House, bet. Ninth and Eleventh. Cosmop«ili*an Hotel, cor. Second and MoCarver, O. T. Davis Building, 9 8 nud 910 Pacific avf . Fannie 0. Wright Memorial H' spitnl, s. end Starr, O, T. G. A. B Hall, 910 and 912 Pacific ave. Gross Bros.' Building, 904 and 906 Paciflo nve. Halntend House, Pucifio hv- . Ixtt, Seventh and Eighth. Hatohs Mill, near N. P. B R whnrf. Headqiiarters Building, cor, C and Ninth. J. E. Bnrn» Build iog, co*. P.toific ave. and Thirteenth. Ledver Building, C bet Ninth and E eveuth. Northern Pnoitio Wbarf, fo<>t «t Pncifio ave. Northern Paciflo Bailroad Shops, Paoitio ave. a of railroad track. Odd Fellows' Hal', 1005 A. Olds Block, w. s. Pacific ave. bet. Thirteenth and Fifteenth^. Ouiraette Block, onr. Parifio ave. f nd Eleventh. Pavilion, bet. Ninth nnd Eldventh. Post Office, Tenth i>et PHcifln ave. ard A. St. Chu'le-* H-.t^-l, Cliff ave. bet. Sixth and Seventh. Sprngue Building, cor. C and Ninth. Tacoma City Mills, cor. East D and Twenty-third. THonma Furniture FHctf)ry. Pnciflo nenr Twenty-third. Taooma Qhs Works, Pacifl«t ave. near Twenty-third. Tao ma Iron Wc k«, cor. PHCifloav*", and Fiffeeuth. THOoma Mill Co.'s BuiliMngo. Bay Shore, Old Tacoma. Tacomn National Bimk Building, c BE:«EVOI.E.liT SOCIETIES. IVfaHonlc. Evergreen Lodge. U. D„ A. F. and A. M.— Meets in Onrr's Hall, First Ward, first Monday of each month. A. E. Collins, W. M ; Rov. A. S. Nich- olson, Sec. Taooraa Lodge No. 22, F. and A. M.— Regular meetines first Saturday in each month, at Mhsodio Hall. Wm. Farrell, W. M : Ed. R. Hare. S. W.; B W. Coiner, J. W.; Henrv Drnm. Treas.; C. N. Daniels, Sec: S W. Goodman, 3. D.; J. Fortain, J. D ; 0. H. Danforth, S, S.; W. Mi-Intyre, J. 8.; M. Swhmp, Tyler. Tacoma Chapter No. 4. Royal Arch Masons.— Ed. R Hare, H. P.; W. J. Thompson, E. K; E M. B atty. E. S.; 0. N. Daniels, Se-.; Henry Drum, Treas.; W. W. Sp-ngne, C. of H.: Wm. Farrell. P. 8.: Wm. Lyle, K. A. 0.; W. Molntyre, 3d V.; M. Brotton, 2d V.; J. 0. Berry, Ist V.; M. Swamp, Sen- tinel. Regular meetings first Thnr-day each month. Ivanhoe OomraanHery No. 4, K. T— E. M. Beatty.E. C; C.N. Daniel Gen^'ralissimo; Ed. R. Har«, Oapt Gen.: A. P. Priohard, R"C.; W. J. Thompson. Treas.: W. W. Sprague, S. W.; Henry Dram, J. W; G. H. Wheel*»r, Warder; E. G. Bacon, Sentinel. Regular conclave second and fourth Tuesday each montn. Scottish Rite. Tacoma Lodge of Perfention, No. 9. -Instituted May 5. 1884. James M. Buckley, 82% Ven. W.; Otis Sprague, 32°, Sen. W.; Walter J. Thomp-on, 82%Jun. W,; Henry Drum, 32°, Hec; Wm. B. Llaokwell, 32°. Treas.; El- wood Evan", 32°, Orator; Samuel Wilk-son. Jr., 14°, Almoner: Francis Tar- bell. 82 °, M. of Cer.; C. P. Ferrv, 32°, Expert; John D. MoAUis^er, 14°, Asst. Expert; John Gowey, 32°, Captain of Host; Wm. E. Boone, 82°, Ty- ler. I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge.— J. V. Meeker, G. M.. Pnyatlnp; O. C. White, D. G. M., Dayton; T. J. Thompson. S. W., Taoom ; Ls F. A. Shaw, G. S.. Walla Walla; G. W. HaU G. T., Seattle : C. H. Warner. M.. Colfax; W. B. Lott- man, 0., Spragne; Robt. Reinbnrdt, G.. Farmington; J. M. Hubbard, H.. Pallman. Next session of the Grand Lodge to be held in Colfax May 10, 1888. 387 R. L. POLE & OO.'B Oresoent Lodge, No. 44.— H. 0. Baoey. N. G.; Ohas. Sayres, V. Q.; J. 0. Weathered, P. S.; James Oriffltbs, Trews.; F. D. Frenah, B. S. Meets every Wednesday evening in Masonic Hall. Eareka Bebekah Degree Lodge, Xo. 1 —Meets seoond and {onrth Thurs- day in each month in Odd Fellows' Hall, A. F. Hoska, N. G. ; Mrs. A. I. Bapier, V. G.; Mrs. J. H. Lotz. B. 8.; Mrs. G. 8. Smith, Treas. Grand Encampment— W. W. Evans, G. 0. P., Victoria, B. 0. ; J. G. Alban, G. H. P., Walla Walla; A, F. Hoska, G. 8. W, Taooma; B. F. Yonng, G. J. W., 8amner; Le F. A. 8haw, G. 8., Walla Walla; G, W. Hall, G. T., Seat- tle. Next session Grand Encampment will be held in Oolfax oommenoing evening of May 9, 1888. Bainier Lodge, No. 11.— Instituted 1877. H, V. Miller, N. O.; Biohard Boediger, V. G.; Ohas. Hasbronok. B. 8.; A. P. Hoska. P. 8.; A. I. Bapier, Treas., Trustees— D. Magnus, B. Boediger, Ezra Poppleton. Meet every Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall. KnlshtM of PythlaH. Banner Lodge No. 22.— Meets every Saturday evening in Carr's Hall, 1st Ward (O. T.) W. H. Harris, O. 0.; 8. J. Murphy, V. 0.; John Farrell, P.; James Farrell, M. at A. Commencement Lodge No 7.— Instituted October 22d, 1881. Meets in Masonic Hall every Mondby evening. F. H. Gloyd, C. 0.; J. 8. Winter- mute, V. 0.; A. F. Hooka, K. of B. & 8.; F. Campbell, M. of F.; John Forbes, M. of Ex.; J. Fraze, P.; A. McEenzie, M. at A. A. o. u. ir. Graud Lodge of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia — Head- quarters, Portland. J. F. Brown, G. M. W., Olympia; G. S. Wheeler, G. R Annual meeting 2d Wednnitday in July. Taooma Lodge No. 32. American Order United Workmen— R Anderson, M. W.; W. L. DanMlnK. MRATTLK. I I es «= CO CO en II ■9 I! U 389 R. L. POLK k 00. '8 Ackley Henry C, carp, res rear 1612 J. Adams Alexander M, bookkpr John 8 Baker & Co, res K nr 11th, Adams John W, mill hand, res nr Carson's mill. Adler Alexander, wood sawyer, res alley s of 24-th bet Pacific ave and A. Agnew James I, carp, res 613 Qt. Agnew Joseph A, elk Blackwell, Latham & Co, rms 1102 Pacific ave. Allies Wm, hostler N P R R shops, res 1538 E. Aitken Charles H Jr, Real Estate, Loan, Collection and Indnrance Agt 1154 Pacific ave, res 1320 E. (See p 31.) Albaro Frank, lab T M Co. Albert Frederick A, shoemaker, res C bet 13th and 15th. Albright John, section hand, res rear 1420 K. Albright Robert S, elk O R & N Co Railroad "Wharf, res same. Alden C M, cabin watchman str North Pacific. Alden Henry L, carp, res 720 Railroad. Alder Joseph, lab T M Co. Alder Matthew H, shoemaker James Griffiths. Alexander George W, printer Tacoma News, res 615 Baker. Alexander John, whari tallyman T M Co. Alexander Richard, bds Yiilard House. Algar Henry S (Algar & Mitchell), rnis 911 Pacific av. Alg^ar & lUitchell (Henry's Algar, Josiah Mitchell), Wholesale Liquors, 911 Pacific ave. Alicora Joseph, lab T M Co. Alland Robert, Casino Hotel 726 Pacific ave, res same. Allen David R, res 1909 Yakima ave. Al'en Frank, waiter Central Hotel. Allen Freeman P, mngr salesroom Tacoma Mill Co 1104 Pa- cific ave, res 708 D. Allen O N, cigars and tobacco 1522 Pacific ave, res same. Allen Miss Rowena, elk John Pendergast, bds D and 7th. Al lender A, carp, bds Cliff' House. AUerdson Egbert, laborer Carson's mill. * Allison Charles, watchman, bds Jesse Coates. Allison "Walter E, hostler P S Transfer Co, ret 1607 Q. Allten Stephen O, carp T M Co, res Milltown O T. AUyn Hon Frank, Judge of the Second Judicial .District and Associate Justice or the Supreme Court, bds Tacoma Hotel. Alpha Opera House, James M Junett prop, 10114 Pacific ave. Altheen John (Kneeland & Altheen), bds Villard House. COLLINS & POWELL,! WHATOOM, W. T. ( Bought, Sold and Rented. OORRfcSPONOENOE SOLIOITED. THEC OHKAPKST LOTS E VEC R OKKKRED. ^ B p Atxmt IKbUm from Posi Ct'^.r., wilhin & blooks uf Graded Hireets with jt^m m WSJSJ NoioterMt. BiM, ?')7.X20 ft. » shelmnn. LIPWPllvn A no sahHIa WJ\J Pa- NoJDterwt. Biw, ? ') 7.xao ft. »8he Iman. Ljpwpllyn &. Co. Se attle! TACOMA DIRECTORY. 390 Ambrose A B, postal elk, rms 1214 A. Ambrose A N, postal clerk, rms 1214 A. Amos James, blacksmith M McAtee, bds Central Hotel. Anderson Adna, Second Vice-President and Engineer in Chief N P R R Co cor C and 9Ui, bds The Tacoma. Anderson Agnes M, domestic 1501 E. Anderson Albert, bds Fuller's Hotel T. Anderson Albert, longshoreman, rms Johnson's Hotel O T, Anderson Mrs Albert, domestic Fnller's Hotel O T. Anderson Andrew, lisherman, res beach O T. Anderson Andrew, longshoreman, T. Anderson Andrew, laborer, res s w cor 23d and Jefferson. Anderson Andrew, lab, res McCarver, O T. Anderson Andrew J, works on pile driver, res 1513 G. Anderson August, fisherman, res beach, O T. Anderson A, wiper N P R R shops. Anderson A, lab T M Co. Anderson A G, lab T M Co. Anderson B, lab T M Co. Anderson Charles, lab, bds Exchange Hotel. Andei-son Christian, res 1518 E. Anderson E G, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Anderson George, longslioreraan, res beach, O T. Anderson Gunnar, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Anderson Rev Gustaf A, pastor Swedish Lutheran Church, res 1518 G. Anderson Isaac mV, Manager Tacoma Land Go cor C and 9tli, res 440 C. Anderson John, lab M F Hatch & Co, res 1315 Tacoma ave. Anderson John J, lab, res 6 th, O T. Anderson J, poi ter str G £ Starr. Anderson J W, lab T M Co. Anderson L, lab T M Co. Anderson Lizzie S, teacher East Tacoma School, bds 1518 E. Anderson Martin, cabinetmaker, res 912 15th. Anderson Michael, warehouseman Tacoma Trading Co, res St Helen's ave nr 2d. Anderson Minnie, laundress The Tacoma. Anderson O, lab T M Co. Anderson Ole A, mate, res e s Tacoma ave bet 2d and 4th. Anderson Olof J, Meat Market, Yice Pres NW Mnfg and Trading Co 1352 C, res same. '^KVir::,zW cascade steam laundey On«« at WiUard's. Paoi4e Ave. Sd Door North ot Optra Houm. a» cna § 09' a. S t I; Enlargements MadejM9^MURRY VBOM AMY WKMATIVK. ( VOHT TOWWMRIfD. 891 B. L. POLK A 00. S & O etc o JS cs Q. iZ o Q. U X H O Anderson O A, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Anderson Peter, carp, res 1515 G. Anderson Robert A, tinner Harvey & Young, res 737 E. Anderson Rudolph, res rear 1918 E. Anderson Samuel, lab, bds St Charles Hotel. Anderson, lab, rms Mrs Sarah Barron, O T. Andrew A J, mach T M Oo. Andrew C A, oiler T M Co. Andrews Frank H, engineer N P R R, bds 1733 E. Andrews W B, car repairer N P R R shops, res 1783 E. Andrin A J, mach, res O T. Androck Fred, lab, bds Chicago House. Annie l¥right Seminary, Rt Rev Bishop Paddock Rector, Rev Lemuel H Wells Chaplain, Mrs Lemuel H Wells Prin, cor Tacoma and Division aves. [See p 10.) A ntonio Juan, lab T M Co. Appleby Cynthia J (wid Wm), res rear 923 E. Applegate Mary J, res w s i, Bvrd's Add. Applegate S V, lab N P R R shops, rms 1541 D. Archer Charles, mngr H Morgan, rms J E Bailey. Arckley H C, carp Dougan & Bringham. Arkley George McD, cashier Ledger, res 1114 Tacoma ave. Arkley John, elk Harvey & Young, res 1114 Tacoma ave. Armstrong Arthur T, compositor Tacoma News, bds 1406 L Armstrong Frank E, bartender M Shea, res rear 1614 Yakima ave. Armatrong Jolinson, Physician 956 Pacific av, res same. Armstrong Singleton T, manager, res 1405 I. Armstrong Sing^Ieton T, Mngr Western Union Tele- graph Office 955 Elailroad ave, res 1419 I. Arnold James, waiter The Tacoma. Arnston Johannes, res 1549 Tacoma ave. Arnston John M, clerk, res 1549 Tacoma ave. Asbeck Richard, brewer New Tacoma Brewery, res 1535 D. Aech Martin, shoemkr 1506 Jefferson, res same. Ashford Walter, engineer, res 1104 S 3lBt. Ashton James M (Sears & Ashton), res cor Baker ave and D. Ashville Wm, lab, bds Chicago House. Askew Robert, wharf tallyman T M Co. Aspach Rosa, domestic Herman Zelinsky, O T. Astleford Anson A, res w s I 3 s of 22a, Eyrd's Add. Atkinson, George E, supt Tacoma Mill Co, res Milltcwn, O T. ( iBTtrtmiBti Md* for BOB-fM (nti by 3 MH. H. HAHKIM, REAL ESTATE ^-ii^dU^^HSfe HALL 06 CAVENDERi ^conveniently Located ' TAOOMA DIRECTORY. 392 Augen Edward, lab, res 1549 Tacoma ave. Austin Ed A (Shannon & Austin), res 816 A. Aylward D, lab N P R E, bds Cliff House. Aynsley F, trimmer T M Co. O same. Tele- Babbitt J Henry, elk Gross Bros, res 1512 C. Babcock Andrew J, lumberman, res 2d nr Carr, O T. Babcock Cbarles, engineer, res 2616 e E. Babcock Fred, policeman, res cor 4th and McCarver, O T. Babcock, carp, res n s 2d, O T. Babler Fred, mach Tacoma iron "Works, res nr n e cor 2lHt and Jefferson. Backensto Harra M, barber Tf.coma Baths 823 Pacific ave, rms o Si o 5" same. Backhaus Frederick, lab T M Co, res O T. Backman Joseph (Bradshaw & Backman), res 512 21st. Bacon Eli G, plumber, res 511 18th. Bailey John F, teamster, res 711 15th. Bailey James E, restaurant 817 Pacific ave, res same. Bailey Otis B, builder, res 1335 E. Bakeman John, drill master Washington College, res same. Baker A B, postal clerk, rms 1214 A. Baker Adams, lab, res O T. Baker A J, capitalist, bds 1510 E. Baker Charles, carp Snyder, Stevens & Co, res 518 S 29th. Baker Daniel, drug clerk, bds 1014 A. Baker Elizabeth, cook 1118 C. Baker Frank, upholsterer F S Harmon & Co, res cor I and 15th. Bakei Fred, o&ce boy Ledger, bds 1706 Yakima ave. Baker Harvey, lab, bds Adams Baker, T. Baker Henry C, farmer, res rear 1923 I. Baker Horace, teamster, bds 1706 Yakima ave. Baker John S (John S Baker & Co), res 438 C. Baker John S & Co (John S ]3aker). Wholesale Grocers, 910 P( "fie ave. (iSee top lines.) Baker Lemu I L, teamster, res 1706 Yakima ave. Baker Sami ^1 B (Snyder, Stevens & Co), res 318 S 27th. Bakkrus D, lab T Ik Co. Balfour Mathew G, carp, bds Charles Laing. Ball Harry M, real estai:, bds 911 C. Ball H O, contractor, 913 C, res same. • ^-*» ^' Xi^V-rjL^, AT row RST PRICKS. I 122 Paoiflo Ave., and I 121 R. R. St., TACOMA, W. T. cO cj ■—I HI s •-3 o o •-I S2J HI > SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street, Seattle, £kM^ntm tar Bain Wasons, Howe Sealcfi, Atklna' BIlTer Steel Saw*. CO 393 B. L. POLK & OO.'S 09 to OS C/3 CD u CO 1 s 1 Ball Irvin R, lab, res 235 Cliff ave. Ball James, bds 1523 Tacoma ave. Bali Jessie, waiter Union House, bds same. Ball Walter J (Delprat & Ball), res west end 9th. Ballier Henry A, car builder, res rear 1315 E. Bandcock Lizzie, ironer Cascades Steam Laundry, bds Tacoma Land Go's 1st Add, Bang Wm, lab, bds Chicago House. Barclay T C, niachinist Tacoma Iron Works. Bard Charles, carp, bds 1912 G. Bard Sylvester, carp, bds 1912 G. Bard Wm B, tailor, res 1912 G. Barker John M, res 1119 I. Barlow Byron, pres Tacoma Trading Co, res cor A and 12th. Barlow Calvin S, treas Tacoma Trading Co, res 447 D. Barlow Charles W, lab N P R R Co, bds St Charles Hotel. Barlow Edward S, sec Tacoma Trading Co, bds Byron Barlow. Barlow George W, lab, res 1109 Pacific ave. Barnes Daisy M, domestic 1523 E. Barnes Emmett W, lab, bds w s I 1 s 20. Barnes George W, carp, res w s I 3 s 20, Barnes James, res w s I 1 s 20. Barnes Mary P, domestic 232 C. Barnett Miss Jane M, teacher West Tacoma School, res cor 3d and Starr, T. Barron Sarah (wid John), res cor Starr and 4th, O T, BariT James, painter McCarver nr 2d, T, Bartlett Edward, cook, res 738 Railroad, Bartlett Mrs Laura B, res 401 9th, Barton Mulford C, city editor Tacoma Ledger, bds The Ta- coma. Basco Antonio, laborer. Bashtbrd Franklin W, lawyer 1313 Pacific ave, res 1530 E. Basquez Joseph, lab T M Co. Bass Albert A, engineer Tacoma L & M Co, bds cor SiSth and e 0. Bass Mis? Bertha, ironer Cascade Steam Laundry. Bass Joseph, teamster, bds Chicago House. Bass Walter, teamster, res 222 25th east. Bassingwaite H W, patternmkr T U I & B Works, res 919 Ta- coma ave. Bast Anton, bricklayer, bds St Nicholas Hotel, Bast John, bricklayer, bds St Nicholas Hotel. OT A 'M'/X'GiX>'T' The only house in Tnooma which handles the liead^o-v • lJ.AJL^ UTJuXb X , BranrtM or Kfntni'ky n re Copper DlMtn t>J Hanrt Hade Hoar Blaah WhS'.ikles; and oamee the largeat atook of y^W York aad Key Weat Clsam. 1(KM» FACliriO AV^ TACOHA, W. T. attle, HtLwm. ; acoma I 12th. Hotel. Jarlow. cor 3d 'he Ta- E. nd e 0. 919 Ta- of >'*W , W» *■ DRAFTS ifffl-Alf lOOliSiU ) tiWBOKlV GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. Seattle. TAOOMA DIRECTORY. 394 3. Batchard Joseph, saloon 715 Pacific ave, res 740 C. Bates Mrs Mary A, bds 451 E. Bates W B, fireman N P R R, bds 451 E. Battle John L, apprentice N P R R shops, bds John Battle. Battle Wm, painter's apprentice N P R it sliops, bds John Battle. Battle John, watchman N P R R shops, res nr same. Baublits Henry (H Banblits & Co), res 231 D. Baublits H & Co (John W Peterson, Henry Baublits), Proprs Tacoma Broom Factory, w s Railroad bet 7 th and 9th. (SeepU.) Baumann Emil, bartender Paul Scholz, res same. Bayless Edward, blacksmith N P R R, res 305 S 80th. Beach Charles L, wh'" .dwright Herzog & Horsfall, res C nr 7th. Beach Edwin M, printer Ledger, res 1121 A. Beach Frank, printer Ledger, res rear 915 D. Beals Curtis, carp, res McCarver nr 3d, T.'l Beals Darwin T, carp, bds Curtis Beals, O T. Beals Hall B, baggage master, bds 1534 E. Beals John F, surveyor's assistant C O Bean, res 1534 E. Beals Josiah O, physician, res 1534 E. Beals Wm H, lab, bds 1534 E. Bean Clarence O, city surveyor 1154 Pacific ave, res 1110 Yakima ave. Bean H V V, frt elk str mrth Pacific. Beardsley John F (H M Li His & Co), physician Fannie C Pad- dock Memorial Hospital, res O T. Beutty Calvin, plasterer, ods St Nicholas Hotel. Beatty Elijah M, res T L Co's 1st add Puyallup road. Beaven Webley J, sash and door maker Tacoma L and M Co, bds 1534 D. Becker Henry, delivery boy, bds 1352 C. Becker Joseph, carp, res 921 K, Beckrus D T, lab, rms 1322 Railroad. Beeler T J, bolt cut' or, rms 102 Jefierson. Beeny Mary J (wid Thomas W), nurse, res 1720 D. Beggs Robert, barber 705 Pacific ave, bds Halstead House. Bell Charles, policeman, rms Cosmopolitan Hotel, O T. Bell James, lab T M Co, rms James Bush, O T. Bell JTohn m, Manager Pacific Postal Telegraph-Cable C^. 928 Pacific ave, res 1112 C. Bell Joseph P, elk D A Powell, bds 512 S 28th. Bell Mrs, nurse Mrs H W Bridges, The Tacoma. CO P> CD CD B> a> CB CO OS CD (A PIAISIOft ORCANA MnMcal MerchandiHC and narhlne riMI^VOy «>/R\«#%IVOf Attachmenia, at City Booh anrt Wta- SEWING MACHINES, tlonrrv Hi ore, E. C Vanshan 4fc Co., 1103 Paoifio Are., oor. Utb, Taooma„W. T. ■Hi HILL, OSBORNE & CO-AbstracVs of Tmes icrnrCounty 395 e«9 Front Street. HEATTIiK, W. T. R. L. POLK & CO.'S CO 03 CO i2 09 2 Benjamin Kelley, lab T M C. Benjamin Wm, lab T M Co. Bennett Mel§on, E R Contractor s e cor Railroad and 9th, res 505 C. Benson Charles, waiter Central Hotel. Benson John, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Benson John, engineer N P R R. Bentley Mrs Rae, dressmaker, res Starr, O T. Berg Charles, laborer The Tacoma. Berg John B, steward T M Co, res 2d nr Carr, T. Berger Charles, Carriage and Wagon Maker 1511 C, res 1334 D. {See p 46.) Berger Julia, domestic 611 11th. Berger Minnie, 1348 C. Bergfeldt Alfred, barber 701 Pacific ave, rms Central Hotel. Berggren Carl, lab, res T. Berg^nran Charles E, Captai Steamer Clara Brown, res 4th, O T. Berliner Henry (Kaufman & Berliner), bds M Kaufman. Bernes Leo, cabinetmaker, res 216 25th. Bernier Amelia (wid Frank), dressmaker, bds rear 1934 E. Berry Albert, cigars, tobacco etc, Mi 11 town, O T. Berry John W, car repairer N P R R, res 1008 Tacoma ave. Berry Newton, coachman Halstead House, bds same. Berry "Wm A, Pres News Publishing Co, res Jeflferson ave bet 17th and 19th. {See p 21.) Best Wm, lab T M Co. Berteleon Bartel, res 1708 C. Bethe Charles, car oiler N P R R. Betsche Gaudens, propr California Boarding House, 1346 Rail- road. Bette Charles, lab, bds Chicago House. Betts Edwin D, artist, res 1322 I. Biggs Orville R, clerk Tacoma Mill Co, res 5th bet Carr and McCarver O T. Bigham Samuel, second cook Villard House. Billings Milton, carp, bds 2712 Pacific ave. Binder Sarah, domestic J B Manlock. Bingham Boone F, pile driver, bde 1104 Yakima ave. Bingham John B, mason, res 1101: Yakima ave. Bingham John R, pile driver, bds 1104 Yakima ave. Bird A S, liner, bds 1014 A. Dr.C.KOASE, sxj^oEonsr ar.a TACOMA, w. T. C^TTISTEaOI-OGIST. , ■■Mi nty 9th, , i, res [otel. 1, res I. E. I ave. iersou Kail- •r and JNO. S. BAKER & CO., Wh^^l°e°8"aira"ro^,Jir8. JOBBERS OK CIOARS AND XOBA.CCOS. 396 TACOMA DIRECTORY. ST*. Birmingham "Wm (Birmingham & Ilogue), res 954 E. Birmingham & Hogue (Wm Birmingham, John D Hogue), flour and feed, 1334 Pacific »ve. Bishop Charles, res 1008 Yaidma ave. Bixler Earl, elk D Magnus, bds Henry S Bixler. Bixler Henry S, elk Price & Walker, ree 1316 Railroad. Bjerke Ole, lab Tacoma L & M Co, res rear Tacoma L & Li Co. Bjornson James, res O T. Black H P, timekpr T M Co, bds J J Hicks O T. Black Capt Wm, bds Fuller's Hotel T. Blackwell G A (Blacl CO WHATCOM, W. T. ') INOTOli FOB BAI♦«- HEADQUARTERS FOR-c^* HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Qaeensware, White and Decorated Gbina, Glassware, Cutlery, Silverware, Chandeliers, Lamps and Fancy Goods, Wooden and Willow Ware, Etc. Goods sent to any address C. 0. S. by Express. Call on, or write for prices to Tours truly, BROOKS & BLEWETT, No. 024 Pacific Ave., TAOOHA. ■• - WASH TEE. ESHELMAN, LIEWELIYN & CO., BBORRRS. fli:ATn, res 13th. !, res ouse. Business, Residence •geE 3wn'8 and cigar mnie. 9th, stern aine. Ishes. OIIi. IIAII OAlirKinrn Business, Kesiaenoc HALL 06 lAVtNUtK, '^"-Suburban Property TAOOMA DIHECTORY. 400 Burdick Milo P, brakeman, res 1927 E. Burg John, vessel steward, res n s 2d, T. Burgeson Charles F, bridge foreman, res 742 E. Burgess John, bartender Harry Morgan, rms 1334 Pacific ave. BurRe Sidney, chief cook Queen Chop House. Burke Thomas, longshoreman, res on the beach, O T. Burnham Alfred, farmer, res 1017 12th. Burns Felix, lab N P R R, res 1609 G. Burns George, driver Shannon & Austin, bds Chicago House. Burns John, longshoreman, bds C E Hallstrom, O T. Burns John E, Real Estate, res 989 E. Burns Lizzie W, teacher, bds 939 E. Burns Maggie H, music teacher, bds 939 E. Burns Nancy (wid John E), bds 939 E. Burt Mrs Minnie, laundress Central Hotel. Burt Thomas F, mach, rms 1215 Pacific ave. Bush Andrew, teamster, bds 426 D. Bush Barney, laundryman, bds 426 D. Bush James, blacksmith, res 4th nr McCarver, O T. BushJJoseph, bartender Henry LusthofF. Bush Joseph, carp, rms J E Baitey. Bush J J, blacksmith T M Co. Butler Alexander C, coffin maker C L Hoska, res 316 15th. Butler Alfred G, gunsmith and shooting gallery 1110 Railroad, res 1023 A. Butler Artemas B, carp, res 2310 Pacific ave. Butler Frank, lab T M Co. Butler Lorenzo G, driver, res 729 C. Butler Mrs Mattie, dress and cloak maker 953 Railroad, res C bet 8th and 9th. Butler Mrs P M, dressmaker 729 C, res same. Butler, hostler "W C Imbrie. Butts Peter O, harness and saddles, bds 1718 D. Byrd Lewis, logger, res 1924 Yakima ave. Byrne Miss Agnes, milliner Mrs M Fowler, bds Mrs J E Young. Cad well Edward P, Lawyer 4 and 5 Chamber of Com- merce Blk, res 16 E. Cagley Martin L, res 1421 G. Caldwell Charles, teamster, res 3d O T. Caldwell Louis, mach M F Hatch & Co, rms 946 Railroad. Calhoun Isaac P. storekeeper Tacoma Mill Store, rms Mrs M A Shaffer O T. G TT TTT/^/^tST «pobt»mkw'» BHiPORiijni. . J!!L W vJLJ±J FarmlnK ImplAmentH, llatld«>r«' Map. • **• " v^v-rj^, pHeB ana «eneriil Hardware. 11)M Pacifle Ave., and 11»1 H. K. St., TACUHA, W. T. 00 to t0> w CD s CD t/i S. ■MM* CD r-t' Ui ■ana* BO CO as CD a> c/> CB Stt CA r. SEATTLE HARDWABE CO., 625 Front Street W3 a> CD ■ o ■ X I- California Boarding House, 1344 Railroad. Callahan Elma R (wid Bart), res rear 943 E. Calley F, laborer T M Co. Cam bio A, laborer T M Co. Cameron Duncan, laborer, res 2707 Yakima ave. Cameron John, longshoreman O T. Campbell Alexander, Lawyer 14 and 16 s o cor Railroad and 9th, res 615 N Ist. Campbell Arthur L, elk, bds rear 1123 Tacoma av«3. Campbell Charles, fireman T M Co, Campbell Fremont, Lawyer Wright Blk, res 752 St Helens ave. Campbell J, pantryman str North Pacific. Campbell J, watchman, res O T. Campbell Louis D (Campbell & Powell), rms 1002 A. Campbell Robert S, lab, res Howard Carr's add. Campbell Wm, lab, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel O T. Campbell Wm, teamster, bds Fuller's Hotel O T. Campbell &, Powell (Louis D Campbell, T D Powell), Lawyers, 936 Pacific av. Campbell, agent, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel O T. Canadian Pacific Railway Co, Edward E Ellis agt, 928 Pacific avenue. Candeen Charles, laborer, res rear 1519 G. Canfield Ed, waiter T M Co's cook house, Carl Wm, laborer T M Co. Carlson C A, marble worker, bds St Charles Hotel. Carlson E, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Carlson Hilmer, waiter Svea Hotel. Carlson John E, lab, bds Thomas Brown, O T. Carlson Sophia, cook Washington Jollege, res same. Carmichael Farrell, farmer, res 1551 Tacoma ave. Carmichael James, lab John Rigney, res 1551 Tacoma ave. Carmichael Miss Nellie, res 1551 Tacoma ave. Carney Henry, plasterer, res w. s Jefferson nr 19th. Carpenter Wm R, miller, res rear 812 I. Carr Howard, painter, res Carr nr 2d, O T. Carr Job, res nr cor 9th and J, O T. Carrity Julius, lab, bds Halstead House. Carroll Arthur, lawyer, res 802 G. Carroll Frank, student, bds 802 G. Carroll Thomas (Carroll & Coiner), res 802 G. CT A "Wm^'R'T' tSole Afcent for the Fortiat King Whinhnt, The fantoua • JUJX n \7Xi A> X , 1 js. J7, Taylor'* ftrn copper dUitUled Hand Made Sour Maah WMahiea. The 8ehtU» Miltvaukee Bottted Beer, and the CamUle Key ffett Cigara. 100» rACIFlV AVn TACOHA. W. T. ^ I m MONEY WAITING FOR MORTGAGES.] \ Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. Seattle, TACOMA DIRECTORY. 402 o Carroll Wni B, lab, bds Oscar Gordon. €arroll Ac Coiner (Thomas Carroll, Beverly W Coiner), Lawyers, 952 Pacific ave, Carson John (Carson & Johnson), res Carson's Mill. Carson J A, mill hand, bds J Aclams. Carson Thomas, lab, T M Co. Carson & Johnson, John Carson, Curtis M Johnson), Proprs Talok Mnf,ap Co, County road nr city s limits. Carter Wni, night elk Central Hotel. Carter Wm W, carp, ret, 1930 E. Cartwright John II, abstract of deeds, bds 945 E. Cary Albert, driver P S TCo, res 719 C. Cary Mrs Fannie, laundress 719 C, res same. Casady Juan, lab T M Co. Cascade iSteam liaiindry, Henry A Durr & Co Proprs, cor East B and S 25th. (See bottom Unes.) Case Charles K, Physician, cor 11th and Pacific, res 1006 G. [See adv under Physiciana m classijtdd and top lines.) Casebolt Harry E, frt elk str Emma Ilayward, bds 1008 17th. Casebolt Henry C, boarding liouse 412 Puyallup ave, res same. Casebolt J B (Casebolt, Tomlinson & Co), res 1008 17th, Casel)<>!l, Tomlinson & Co (J B Casebolt, Josiah Tomlin8on,Jen8 Olsen, Wm Pepper), Contractors, Railroad nr 11th. Cashman John, lab, bds St Charles Hotel. Casino Hotel and Theater, Robert Alland propr, 726 Pacific ave. Castle Frank W, carp, res 1610 Yakima ave. Castro E, lab T M Co. Cathey Wm, ship carp, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel, O T. Catlin Charles, res 622 Tacoma ave. Catlin Miss Louise, bds 622 Tacoma ave. Catlin Miss Minnie, bds 622 Tacoma ave. Caudling Walter, helper Uhlman & Sargent, res slaughter house. Canghran Miss Hattie, bds 322 Tacoma ave. Caughran Josephus D (Caugliran & Wintermute), res 322 Ta- coma ave. Canghran Miss Mima, bds 322 Tacoma ave. Caughran & ffintermute (Josephus D Canghuan, James A Wintermute), Real Estate 1113 Pacific ave. Caulking Kittle D, teacher Annie Wright Seminary, res same. Cavanaugh Frank, niglit watchman, res 912 Tacoma ave. Cavender Charles A (Hall & Cavender), res 732 D. Office and School Supplies of all kinds. Newa> pnpers and Periodionlp, Novels. Histories. Cy- clopedias, at City Book and Stationery Store. 110» Pacific Ave., cor. llth, TACOMA, W. T. Books and Stationery E. C. Vaushan A Co., m -< > X r m ■ P •g ST I? r •I i BETTLER8 LOCATED in anjr of the Paget Hound Countie*. GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS. CIT7 BUBTITOB'S Cflc* 8KATTLE.W.T. CO O c o -2 (8 Q. cs 403 R. L. POLK k 00. '8 < Q. U z h O Cedorberg Anna, cook Svea Hotel. Central Hotel, James Dorsej Propr, 1211 and 1213 Pa cific ave. Central Restaurant, Wm Croxford Propr, 1209 Pa- cific ave. Central School, block bounded by 12th, 13th, Yakima ave and G streets. Chamber of Commerce, .1 W Sprague Pres, J M Buck- ley 1st Vice Pres, W J Thompson 2d Vice Pres, s e cor 12th and Pacific ave. Chamberlain H M, teamster Tacoma Trading Co, res 114 8 23d. Chamberlain James V, Sec Chamber of Commerce, res 22 C. Champlain Frank, bartender Central Hotel. Champlin John, waiter Halstead House, bds same. Champlin Orin, miner, res 1314 Pacific ave. Chantrell Charles W, elk Pacific Hotel, O T. Chapmati Arthur J, miller, res 711 Yakima ave. Chapman Mrs Nancy, ironer Tacoma Steam Laundry, res 711 Yakima ave. Chapman Ovid, lab T M Co, res 5th, T. Chapman Wm O (McNaught, Mitchell & Chapman), res 617 Tacoma ave. Charnock Wm, mach N P K E shops, res 1942 G. Chase Eleanor (wid G W R), res 1710 Railroad. Cheadle Elizabeth (wid Stephen W), bds 409 S 28th. Cheadle Rev Stephen Ff. pastor Second Congregational Church, res 409 S 28th ^^ Cheim George, elk Louis Lask, res same. Cheim Morris, manager Louis Lask, res same. Chesney Abraham M, carp, res 1113 K. Chicago House, Michael Gropper Propr, 1518 C. Chilberg Benjamin A, saloon 726 Pacific ave, res 915 D. Chilberg Isaac, Restaurant 1003 Pacific ave, res 1112 C. Chilberg James P (Chilberg & Macready), res 1328 C. Chilberg Sc macready (James P Chilberg, John Mac- ready), Hardware, Sportsman's Goods etc, 928 Pacific ave. Chodey Paul, laundryman French Laundry, rms same. Chrester Wm, res 1945 Yakima ave. Christ, carp, bds 1340 Railroad. Christensen Jacob, lab, bds 745 C. Christensen P, carpenter. Dr. 0. E. OASE, Orthopcedic Surgeon, i JNO. 8. BAKER & CO., Wholesale Grocers 0ON8IONMENTS OF GRAIN ANO I PROVISIONS 80LI0ITK0. > And Commission Merchants Taooma, W TAOOMA DIRECTORY. aati. Ty 404 Chrietensen Peter H, carp, res G, T Christian Church, nr s e cor E and 13th. Christie Mrs Adell, dressmaker, res 512 8th. Christie Estle K, deliverymaii, res 512 8th. Christie Jeptha D, elk N W M and T Co, res 410 S 28th east. Christie Mrs Wni, ironer Cascade Steam Laundry. Church P B, engineer N P R R, rms David Lister. City Council Chamber, 1154 Pacific ave. City Jail, foot 13th. Clabby Kate, domestic J W Pinkerton, O T.. Clancr , Catherine M (wid Wm), bds 1001 A. Clancey Charles E, agt O R & N Co, N P R R vvhart, res 1001 A. Clark Alman M, lab M F Hatch & Co, res 1114 I. Clark A, saloon watchman str G E Starr. Clark Charles, engineer T M Co, res on the beach, O T. Clark Daniel, .longshoreman, res O T. Clark Daniel, lumberman, res O T. Clark Edwin, Pres Tacoma Union Iron and Brass Works 8 e cor Pacific ave and 15th, res 317 15th. Clark Edwin, bookkpr, bds 317 15th. Clark Miss Eva, bds 106 Jefferson. Clark Mrs Frank, res 1002 A. Clark Miss Jennie, bds 106 Jefferson. Clark John C, teamster, res 1120 D. Clark Joseph, farmer, bds 905 E. Clark Samuel M, vice pres The Fox Island Brick Mnfg Co, res 448 E. Clark Thomas, contractor, res 1929 I. Clark Wm H, teamster M F Hatch & Co, rms same. Clarke David D, civil engineer, res 613 C. Clarke Miss Mercy S, principal North School, res 618 C. Clarke Wm, res 618 C. Clayton Pitner E, agt Singer Sewing Machine 953 Railroad, res 1324 E. Clement Horatio C (Cook & Clement), res 611 10th. Clement Malinda Twid Walter), res 814 Yakima. Clendenin Elsie J (wid Wm), res 1321 Tacoma ave. CUflT House, Rudolph von Roemer Propr, 102 and 104 8th, PO box 921. (Seep 31.) Clifford Ella J (wid Leonidas), res rear 905 E. Clifford M L, lawyer Chamber of Commerce bldg, rms 1156 C. Clifton Lewis, farmer, res Kellogg's add. O H X n Puget Sound Hospital Prepared to reoeive chronic cases at any time, from any part of the ooontry. For terms address K. C. Miller, M. D. or E. M. Brown, SI. D. TACOSIA. W. T STATIONARY ENGINES Washington Iron Works Co. with or wlrhont adjustable cat-ofT. SEATTLE. « « « ca 406 CO an to ce ^% s" ec t) a e i R. L. POLK & CO.'S Clifton Willis, mill hand M F Hatch & Co, res west of town. Cline Martin, longshoreman, res O T. C'inger Miss Julia, domestic 440 D. Clinton Richard, lab Noreus' brick yard. Clipman Von "W, lab, bds Chicago House. Close Joseph, brick raolder, reo 2519 G. Close J H, steward str Emma Hayward. Clough Arthur H, painter 1335 Railroad, res same. Clough Wm, car builder N P R R shops, res 718 Railroad. Cloyes Melvin, carp, res 709 Yakima ave. Coates Jesse L, teamster Tacoraa L and M Co, res cor 23d and. Winthrop ave. Coen Samuel, sawyer T M Co. Cogswell Myron J, real estate, res 254 0. Coiner Beverly W (Carroll & Coiner), res 920 Yakima ave. Coiijer Mrs B W, teacher South School, res 920 Yakima ave. Cole Alvin D, carp, res 405 S 25th e. Cole C B, Snpt Cascade Division N P R R. Cole Winnie, bds 1144 D. Coleman Paulina (wid Julius) res 1123 D. Coles Susan (wid DavidJ, bds 2539 G. Colinn Charles, carp, bds 745 C. Collins Agnes, domestic 1540 C. Collins Elijah A, draughtsman T M Co, res Milltown, O T. Collins John, logger Carson's mill, bds mill. Collins John F, lumbering, res nr Carson's mill. Collins Mrs Lizzie, matron Puget Sound Hospital. Collins May, domestic 1112 Railroad. Collins Thomas, musician, rms E Bailey. Colson Charles, stonecutter C H Hill, bds St Charles Hotel. Cone A W, shoemaker 1318 C, res sar^p Congregational Church, St Helen's ave, bet 7th and 9th. Conley Alexander, lab, bds H M Shaw. Conna John N, janitor general ofiSce N P R R Co, rms 1 Mer- chant's National Bank Building. Connop James C, longshoreman, res beach, O T. Conway, tallyman, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel, O T. Cook Gary W, cashier T M Co, res 4th bet Carr and McCarver. Cook Charles A, real estate, res 742 D. Cook Charles J, hostler Farrell Bros, bds Fuller's Hotel, v) T. Cook Charles L, lab, res 109 S 23d. Cook Christian, brick mnfr nr Carson's mill, res same. COLLINS & POWELL.lTaxes Paid. Rents CollecteiT. WHATCOM, W. T. Information Given Non-Residents. rks Co. town. $55 road. 23d and. ave. (la ave. OT. Hotel, th. ns 1 Mer- McOarver. otel, v) T. Collected. •Residents. THHJ OHRAPBST LOTS KVE R OKRBKBD Abont IKbUm from Post Office, within 5 blocks of Graded 8i reets with Bidewalka, i*riee, SSS. Torma. $20oa8h; f 15 ouu mo.; $20 two mo*.; No intewt. 8i»e. 25x120 ft. j shelmaw. Llewellyn & Co. Seattle. $55 TAOOMA DIRECTORY. 406 Cook Frank P, driver N P express, res 741 C. Cook George A, Deputy Assessor Court House, res Puyallup. Cook Giles H, drill sergeant Washington College, res same. Cook Gust, butcher O J Anderson, bds 1352 C. Cook Henry, sawyer T M Co. Cook John A, physician and surgeon 1109 Pacific ave, res same. Cook John L, saloon 1107 Pacific ave, res G bet 11th and 12th. Cook Joseph, sawyer T M Co. Cook Joseph S, night yardmact°r res 210 C. Cook Lucian F (Cook & Clement), res 922 E. Cook & Clement (Lucian F Cook, Horatio C Clement), Keal Estate, 118 10th. Cooke Miss Edna, photo printer I G Davidson, res cor Tacoma ave and 15th. Cooley Henry E, clerk D A Powell, res 1314 Tacoma ave. Coon Matzgar, carp, res 2913 e D. Coonau Lawrence, engineer, rras 102 Jefferson. Cooper Charles V, agent N P R R Wharf, res 725 E. Cooper Robert E, lab, res 910 14th. Cooper Mrs Sarah, domestic, 43 C. Corbett Miss Edith, bds A S Levake. Corbett Wm, laborer T M Co. Corcoran Katie, domestic 936 D. Corcoran Lizzie, domestic 618 C. Cordova Santo, laborer T M Co. Corey Charles .^, bookkpr Carson's mill, bds at mill. Cornett A W, head waiter T M Co. Cornett E R, elk E M Purinton, rms same. Cornwail Miss Adelaide, bds J W Pinkerton O T. Cornwall Samantha (wid Richard), bds J W Pinkerton O T. Cosmopolitan Hotel, McCarver nr 2d O T. ■ Cosgriff Timothy, mach Tacoma Iron Works, res 418 19th. Costello James K, cv.igineer Tacoma Lumber and Mtg Co, res 421 S 25th. Cotoll Hubert, elk, rms 1310 E^ilroad. Cottar Jeremiah, lab, bds Chicago House. Cotter Edward, Variety Store, Fancy Goods, Notions etc, 1109 Pacific av, res same. County Auditor's OfHce, Court House. County Asaessor's Office, Court House. County Coroner, Dr J A C McCoy, 936 Pacific ave. Count Court House, w s C bet 9th and 11th. The CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Can be Nlied niran for th<> ve.T beat work. Qood« called for and deliTaiwd, Laundir oor. EMt B wd Hoath 2Sth aU. Offio* ad door North of Qpwa HonM, Tmobuu I 14 s McMURRY 09 OS c/> PHOTOGRAPHER, Port Townsend, Negatives made by ZnstantaneouB Prooess 407 R. L. POLK & OO.'S &0 4—' 03 C9 CO ng8horemf n, res T. Darland Marion, far. 'Tier, res 301 S 30th e. Darling Devid "W, mii.c'v yjs rear 1920 E. Darling Karry, bartender Algar & Mitchell. Darlings John D (Darling & Co), res 1347 Tacoma ave. Darling & Co (J D Darling, M Mc Withy), Meat Market, 1355 Tacoma ave. Darmer C August (Farrell & Darmer), res 2916 E D., Darrah S B, cai-p, bds St Charles Hotel. Davenport "Wm farmer, bds rear 1915 I. DaTidson Isaac G, Photograplier 113 10th, res Portland O. Davidson James C, blacksMnith Herzog & Herfall, bds "Villard House. Davie Thomas A, physician 910 Pacific ave, res same. G TT TVOOD SHELF HARDWARE IISM PaeUle Ave., and 11«I a. B. St. '^ "^ — - o H Z PI > O o ■0 S. do o 3 ■ linpplleM a Mpectally. SEl-A.1"r3LiB HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. « 409 B. L. POLK St. OO.'S David Charles J, artificial stone, res 1318 J. Davis Charles J TDavis «& Co), res 1126 Pacific ave. Davis Miss Ella, Housekeeper 1115 D. Davis George F, engineer, res 1148 Railroad, Davis George H, plasterer, bds 409 19th. P^ivis James, plasterer, res 409 19th. L ' ^ X r m 7^ CD oa B> a» GO 'J H I ^? «| •» 9>t WHOLESALK AND BETAIL City Book and IStHtionery Mtore, 1102 Faoifio Ave., oor. 11th, Tacoma, W. T. HILL, OSBORNE & CO. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. Our books show complete iihstrH-'- -" '•-'- '" -" ' — '- •- ""• — '^ '— Gordon Hlock, ttiCU l<'ruut Ntrf«t, Our books ehow complete iihBtracts of title to all lands in Kinff County. » K ATTIRE, W. T. cer cs CO OB 03 411 B. L. POLK & OO.'S Doll E W, carp, bds 745 C. Domrese Win, teamster, res 729 Taconia ave. Donaldson Sven, Carpenter and Cabinetmaker, Mnfr of Patent Eay and Hop Press 112 13th, res same. [See p 49.) Doncaster Iliraui, shipbuilder, res Carr, O T. Doney David S, carp, res 1339 E. Donely James N, teamster, bds 1547 D. Donely Samuel H, lab, res 613 17th. Donnelly James, driver, bds 1710 Hood. Donohoe John T, foreman planing mill Tacoma L & M Co, bds Puyallup ave. Donovan Miss Annie, actress, bds Yillard House. Donovan John W, plasterer, bds Central Hotel. CQ CQ CO *-* cu i/i CO CO CO OQ I CO cs 111 Doos Benjamin, teamster, bds Chicago House Dorfner George J, tinner Vining Bros & Co, res cor C bet 13th and 15th. Doratich Joseph, saloon s s 2d, rnis n s same, O T. Dorsey James, Propr Central Hotel, 1211 and 1213 Pa- cilie ave, res same. Doston vJharles T, carp, res 812 I. Dougan James M (Dougan & Bringham), res 1749 D. Dougan & Bringham (James M Dougan, Thomas A Bring- ham), carpenters and builders, 914 Railroad. Dougherty Michael, lab, bds Chicago House. Douglas Alexander, blksmith John Muntz, rn:s 1116 Railroad. Dowden David, carp W B Young, res 1952 li,, Dowling Harry, bartender, res 1306 C. Downey Maggie, domestic 922 A. Downina Charles, elk N P R R land dent, bds 1120 C. Downs George, longshoreman, bds C E Halstrom, O T. Doyle Frank, bds H M Shaw. Doyle George, warehouseman N P R R. Doyle Lizzie, chambermaid W F Kleinsmith, bds same. Draper Frederick L, turner, res w s Tacoma ave. Bird's Add. Drue Charles N, patternmkr T U & B Wks, res 916 E. Drew Lewis, fireman N P R R. Dreyer Frank, The Boca Saloon 1005 Pacific ave, res Railroad. Dreyer "Wm, lab, bds Chicago House. Druck Louise, domestic 711 C. Drum Henry, Cashier Merchants' National Bank, Sec and Treas T L & M Co, res 17 D. Dr E CASS Orthopcedic Surgeon and TicoMi,w.T. ' Gynecolpals. JNO. S. BAKER & CO. «««»■"*" C"""" INVITE OORRESPONDENCE. Commission Merchants, TACOMA, WA3H. TY. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 412 Dry Wilson J, c^ndnctor, res 1316 D, 2d floor. Duane H M, chief engineer tug Tacoma, T M Co. Diicoininun Wm H (Linden & Ducommun), res cor 9th and Pacific ave. Dudleston George, chief cook, res Votaw's add. Dndleston G, cook The Tacoma. Dudley Enoch, expressman, res 402 13th. Duenkel Bernard, elk "VVm Duenkel, bds same. Duenkel "Wm, druggist 1315 Pacific ave, res 1317 Pacific ave. Duffy C J (^DuflPy & Reibsam), res 719 Tacoma ave. Duffy Thomas, longshoreman, res O T. Duffy Sk, Reibsam (C J Duffy, George Reibsam), Grocery 915 Tacoma ave. Dufield Albert M, po'icoman, res 219 Cliff ave. Dundas David S, carp, res 1148 Railroad. Dunham Annar (vvid John), res 427 E. Dnnkin Robert E, farmer, res 1909 Yakima ave. Dunlap "Wm, driver Puget Sound Transfer Co, rms same. Dunn James, cook W F Kleinsmith, bds same. Durand J, 1st cook str G E Starr. Durboraw Isaac H, real estate 954 Pacific ave, res 802 Yakima ave. Durham Charles, mill hand, res Milltown, O T. Durvener Georc^e, tinner, bds 1340 Railroad. Durr Henry A (Henry A Durr & Co), res 1111 I. Durr H A & €o (Henry A Durr, F A Pnrdy), Proprs Cas- cade Steam Laundry, cor East B and S 25th e. (See bottom lines.) Dvvelley Mrs Dorcas, res Starr ave, O T. D welly Elmer, lab T M Co. Dwelley Oliver A I, sawyer, res Starr ave O T. Dwyer Annie, laundress The Tacoma. Dwyer John, lab T M Co. Dwyer John, ship carp, res 2d, O T. Dwyer Sarah (wid James), res 2d, O T. Dyer George A, barber 1013 Pacific ave, res 1023 A. Eagan Miss Addie, elk Postoffice, res 722 E. Eagan Charles, mach N P R R shops. Eagan Harvey, cutter O K market, res 722 E. Eagan Kate (wid Charles), res 722 E. Eagan M, lab, bds St Charles Hotel. Eagle House Co No 2, hose house O T. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, Tacoma, W. T. Special attentiori giTen tn nil ohronio nfflictione, includiriK those suffering from Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. o STEAMBOAT ENGflNES J WasMniton Iron Worts Co. CondenMlnK or JNon-CondenHlnK. ' MBATTItE. 413 B. L. POLK A OO.'S CO oa 09 |3 • « a: He Eames George H, foreman pile driver, res O T. East Tacoma Congregational Church, n w cor e E and S 28th. East Tacoma School, Tacoma Land Go's Ist Add. Easterday Charles HI. Lawyer 954 Pacific ave, res 1316 Yakima ave. Eastling Charles, laborer T M Co. Easton Wm, bartender M Dillon, rms Railroad bet 13th and 15th. Eaton Charles B, lawyer and stenographer, res 1214 A. Eaton George P, chief clerk N P R K Land Dept, res s e cor 13th and Tacoma. Ech M, shoe maker, res 517 19th. Eckstein Henry, teamster, bds 1531 D. Edgar Hugh, baker, res nr cor 6th nr L Edwards Arthur W, molder, bds Villard House. Edwards George, Merchant Tailor 206 11th, rms same. Egan C G, laborer, bds Chicago House. Eggert Frederick (Turrell, Eggert & Co), res Portland, Or. Eigholz Miss A M, physician, 814 11th. Eigholz Julius, cashier Gross Bros, res 314 11th. Eigholz Mrs L M, physician 314 11th, res same. Eilertson Hegbert, laborer, bds 1549 Tacoma Ave. Ekestean Louisa, domestic 412 9th. Elder Edwin H, bds 1911 G. Elder James T, mason, res 1911 G. Elders John, laborer, bds 1624 Yakima ave. Eldridge F E, law^'er, bds Central Hotel. Eley John M, logger, res nr Carson's mill. Elliott J H, Clerk The Tacoma. Elliott J W, logger Carson's Mill, res nr Mill. Ellis Charles, barber 913 Pacific ave, res 1345 D. Ellis Edward E, agt Canadian Pacific Ry Co 928 Pacific ave, res 622 D. Ellis Thomas S, clerk T M Co. Ellison Isaac, mate str G E Starr. Ellison John, lab, res 1948 G. Ellison M, lab T M Co. Ellring John, brickmason, bds CHflf House. Elston Ann D (wid Joel), res 1344 C. EIj A W, engineer N P R R, res 1342 E. Emery Henry, windowraan The Tacoma. Enell Charles A, real estate and money broker 8 and 9 Wright's bldg, rms same. Bought, Sold and Rented. O0RRE8PON0EN0E 80U0ITED. m OOLLINS & POWELL,] WKAT:9M, W. T. ( J 1 rb Co. S 28th. 38 1316 id 15th. 8 e cor iame. )r. fie ave, Wright's ted. OITEO. Bay Acre TractH near (Seattle of ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & CO., Brokers, Pott Building, Seattle, Wa»h. Fortunes made by buying enoh traota near rapidly Rrowing citifB, as Minne- apolis, Bt. Paul, Omaha, DnnTer. etc. So will purchases near Seattle prove. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 414 Engel Wm, fisherman John Miller, bds same. Engelke Robert, waiter Queen Cliop House, Engh P Louis, carp, rms 1731 Jefferson. Engine House, n e cor C and 9th. Engman Alexander, longshoreman, res on beach, O T. Ennis James, cook, res 1153 D. Enoch Philip, elk Samuel Wolf, res same. Erickson Clara, cook St Charles Hotel. Erickson C F, carp, res rear 1113 Tacoma ave. Erly Thomas, rms Washington House. Espland Ole, carp, res in gulch nr coal bunkers. Estby Anders, carp, res 223 G. Estby Bernard, lab, bds 223 G. ,*• Estby Carl, lab, bds 223 G. Estby Miss Patrina, bds 223 G. Ethier George, starcher Cascade Steam Laundry, res nr same. Eureka Priinting^ Co, F F Hopkins Manager, 208 11th. Evans Charles, stenographer and typewriter Elwood Evans bds 708 C. Evans Dan W, foreman Tacoma L & M Co, res 513 S 30th. Evans F J, foreman, bds The Tacoma, ETans Elwood, Attorney at Law 5 and 6 Wright's -Bldg, res 708 C. Evans George B, Carpenter, res 322 S 25th e. Evans Henry, bds 1505 I. Evans Jonathan, asst supt machinery Western Division N P R R, bds The Tacoma. Evans Maurice, lab, res 718 Yakima ave. Evans Rufus K, lab, res 309 13th. Evans Samuel D, Saloon and Furnished Rooms 711 Pa- cific ave, res same. Evans, bds 1136 D. Everett Benjamin R, Propr Nevada Saloon 210 9th, rms 216 9th. Everett Walter G, watchmaker E J Stler, res cor 9th and C. Everman Eva D, artist, bds 1340 E. Ewell Lucinda A (wid John P), furnished rooms 811 Pacific av, res same. Exchange Hotel, Peter Westliu Prop, n w cor 13th and Railroad. [See p 38.) Fall Marshall, printer, res 1748 D. Fall May, domestic H M Shaw, res same. FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opened May lot, ISSS. Starr Street. OliO TACOaiA. ■ Z ■ o ■ CD a> OB cr CD 5L CTQ CD C/9 *9 i I' *2 Those who belirre in "Home Industry" ihonld pntronize Hatinractlon (i>ii»ranteed< MBllDmFiriiitireM'fiCo. Reflidea yon will mt« money thereby. LARGEST STOCK. ailll Mt., opp. Oeeldental Hotel. Il«stil«. < Q. z 415 B. L. POLK A OO.'S Fannie C Paddock Memorial Hospital, Kev A S Nicholson Supt, cor Starr andfjTacoraa ave T. {See bot lines.) Fant Walter S, bookkpr, res 822 Yakima ave. Farley George, cash boy, bds 2l6t and E. Farley Hugh, lawyer, res 1209 A. Farley H L, carp, bds Cliff House. Fanner Samuel M, farmer, res rear 1611 I. Farrell Bros (James A and John C), livery stable, 2d O T. Farrell James, lab, res T. Farrell James A (Farrell Bros), res O T. Farrell John C (Farrell Bros), res O T. Farrell Joseph, teamster Farrell Bros, bds Jacies Farrell. Farrell Thomas, lab, bds James Farrell O T. Farrell Wm (Farrell & Darmer), res cor I and 11th. Farrell Sc Sarmer ("Wm Farrell, C August Darmer), Architects, 954 Pacific ave. Fashion Stable, Shannon & Austin Proprs, 101 to 107 8th. {See p 26.) Faulkner John, janitor Annie Wright Seminary, res same. Fawcett Angelo Y (Fawcett Bros), res same. Fawcett Bros (Angelo V and Francis M), Agricultural Implements ana Seeds, 1311 and 13^ 3 Pacific ave. Fawcett Francis M TFawcett Bros), res Poi tland Or. Fay Philip, farmer, res 419 S 25th e. Fell Marshall, compositor Tacoma News, res D bet 17 and 19th. Feltos Wm F, fisherman, bds John Fox, O T. Ferrera David (D Ferrera & Co), rms 1214 A. Ferrera D & Co (David Ferrera), Commission and Mfrs' Agents, 1120 Railroad. Ferris Edwin D (Wheeler & Ferris), res Tacoma Boat House. Ferris John, bds Edwin D Ferris. Fesenfeld Wm, Stoves and Tinware 946 Pacific ave, rea 1112 Railroad. Fife Miss Ella, bds 707 C. Fife Wm H, real estate and insurance 119 9th cor Pacific ave, res 707 C. Fife Wm J. lawyer 119 9th cor Pacific ave, res 711 C. F;fe Wm J (Fife & Wilson), res 711 C. Fift & "Wilson ("Wm J Fife, Thomas G Wilson), Printers, Siereotypers ana Book Binders, 911 Railroad. {See i>49.) RI MORSE *'d°e'ir/rrn' Uf.:e, PlaSwTndliaTr; New Whatoom, W. T. Palntii, OUs. OIms and Wall Paper. 4^ T. HALL & CAVENDEr TAOOMA DIRECTORY. 'arm, Timber and Coal Lands. 416 Findlay Mrs Isabella, dressmaker Mrs Emma Johnson, res 216 C. Findlay Wtn T, carp, res 216 C. Finlay Washington, elk N P R R Co mil road wharf, res 624 E. Finnegan Louis, bookkeeper C Langert. rms same. , Finnegan Thomas, lab, bds Halstead House. Finnel Frank, elk, rms 1623 Y&kima ave. Finney John, brickmaker, bds 2519 G. Finney John, longshoreman, res on the beach O T. Finnigan Thomas, longshoreman, res T. First Baptist Church, s w cor 9th and D. First Christian Church, e s E bet 13th and 15th. First M E Church, 702 C. tirst Presbyterian Church, n e cor 11th and C. First IVard Ifleat IVIarket, A Walters & Co Proprs, cor 2nd and Starr ave, O T. Fish George, janitor South School Fisher Sarah, domestic Meyer Kaufman, T. Fisher Simon P (Morgester «& Fisher), res 1105 A. Fisher Thomas E, inolder Tacoma Union I and B Works, res n w cor 21st and Jefferson. Fitch Fred W, solicitor Villard House. Fitzgerald George, longshoreman, rms 'v end 2d, O T. Fitzgerald Harry lab, res on the beach, O T. Fitzpatrick Mollie, waiter Central Restaurant, rms same. Fix John M, engineer, res 1411 K. Flannagan Alice, domestic The Tacoma. Flanagan W, sailor str Emma Hayward. Fleetwood' J F, elk, bds Central Hotel. Fleming George, carp, res 814 13th. Fleming James, carp, res 1511 J. Flemming Thomas, lab, bds Mrs Sarah Barron, O T. Fletcher Wm H, chief elk N P R R shops, res 914 Tacoma ave. Flick Edward W, miner, bds 1547 D. Flinn Henry, plumber, bds Halstead House. Flint C A, mate tug Tacoma, T M Co. Flynn Dennis, screw turner, res Milltown, O T. Flynn James lab, T M Co. Foichat John B, Grocery 2318 Pacific ave, res same. Forbes Frederick G, elk, bds 818 A. Forbes J C, trimmer T M Co. Forbes Peter D, contractor, res 818 A. GTlT fTT/^/^T\ ABwilt for 'Sie-wtmn 'Wason and Kor- . irl. W WVJU. ^<*«lan Plow Co. UenerHl Asricul. Q tim Paelfle Ave., and 11»1 B. B. Mt. tnral Implements. TACOMA, W. T. Seattle Hardware Co.|'^4fer [SUPPLIES •Its Vront Mt., Heattle. I MILLMKN'H ) —■■•^ « 417 B. L. POLK ft OO.'b ^ s CO CO CO es 4 «^ Forck George (Tiiiiin & Forck), res T L Go's 1st add Puyallup road. Ford A E, farmer, bds Halstead House. Ford George T, machinist N P R R, bds Union House. Ford J L, machinist, bds Central Hotel. Ford Joseph D, bookkpr Rowland & Hotchkiss, rms 1203 A. Ford Minnie, domestic F J Johnson. Forest King Hotel, s s 2d, O T. Forman Mrs A B, teacher Central School, res 1024 Yukima ave. Forman Edward B, farmer, res rear 1024 Yakima ave. Fomeo John, lab T M Co. Forner Robert, carp The Tacoma. Forney Amos F, furniture 1526 Railroad, res same. Forrest James R, livery, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel, O T Forst J W, tallyman T M Co. Forsythe James, bus driver Western Hotel. Fosmark Nels, lab, rjs 1313 K. Fobs Minnie, laundress Washington College, res same. Foster Miss Annie B, music teacher, bds 220 Tacoma ave n. Foster Phineas, lumber surveyor, res 220 Tacoma ave n. Foulkes, machine feeder, rms Jonathan Frazier, T. Fonts Elmer E, painter, bds 745 C. Fonts Thomas F, painter Milne & Parks, bds 745 0. Fowler Charles, clerk, bds 809 G. Fowler Miss Mary, milliner 1019 Pacific ave, res same. Fox Island Brick lUnfgr €o, S F Sahm Sec, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Fox Johnj^tisherman, res G, O T. Foy Nellie' domestic 1001 A. Foy Wm, clerk, rms 102 Jefferson. Frace'George A, agt Singer Sewing Machine 953 Railroad, res 1535 D. Frace tFames A, contractor and builder, res 1010 G. Fralick Sarah T (wid Edwin), furnished rooms 1316 C. Frank Harry C, elk Samnel Isaacs & Bro, res same. Frank John J, elk Samuel Isaacs & Bro, res same. Franklin George, confectionery etc n s 2d T, res same. Franklin Miss Rosa, elk George Franklin, O T. Franwuller W, waiter str G E Starr. Eraser Allen, logger, res nr s w cor C and 29th. Fraser George W, Watchman T M Co, res Milltown,0 T. Fraser Wm, Cashier Tacoma Nat Bank, res 702 E. CT A'M'iTL'l^'Unn Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines, Mqnorii • ±JJ^Vt\XJllJ\I.j and Cigars^ Sole Agentfqr the KorewtKltie and the Taylor Kentac.ky Bourbon HletUeck Cbampasne. ) Agei _ and Rye tV'hiHkies. Depot for the Piper lOOO PACIFIC AV., TA.iiOTa.JL, W. T. LIES ^uyallup 503 A. iraa ave. ive n. II. Chamber road, res )T. , ■jtqaora IniKandthe the Piper W.T. S'«!i!i'o'iSr.h*'^«.!*arARRANT<5 ^ Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. «u.«.t CO. WARRANTS ^ Seattle. Kins Co., BOUGHT. ] TAOOMA DIREOTOBT. 418 CQ S3 o> CD CO Frazer "W S, lab, bds Oliicago House, Frazier Francis, clerk, res 808 G. Frazier Gideon, auction and coinmission 1017 Pacific ave, res 808 G. Frazier Jonathan, torenmn planer, res Milltown, O T. Free Reading Room Knights of Labor, 913 Pacific ave. Freeman John J, bartndr T W Curtiss, rms cor Pacific ave and 12th. Freeman Capt J, Missionary American Seamen's Friend Society, bds 224 Tacoma ave n. Freeman Wm A (Freeman & Young), res 1354 D. Freeman & Young (Wm A Freeman, Byron A Young), stable, n w cor 14th and A. French F D & €o (Frank D French, John McClellan), Druggists, 1320 Pacific ave. French Fi-ank D (F D French & Co), res 1320 Pacific ave. g French Laundry, 938 C. F Frerich§ Diedrich G, Merchant Tailor 919^ Pacific ave, res 910 G. / Fried Frank J, tallyman, res s s D bet 2d and 4th. f Friedman Adolph, Successor to M Kaufman, General f Store, res same, O T. e Fryer Dora, domestic 447 D. ■ „ Fryer Fannie, domestic 1325 E. | Fryer Flavins J, employment agency 901 Pacific ave, rms e s y Pacific ave bet lOth and llth. g Fuerst Ignatz, propr New Tacoma Brewery, res 1532 C. ? Fnlla Joseph, lab T M Co. Fuller Edward N, editor, res 201 D. Fuller Miss FayJE, teacher, bds^201 D. g Fuller Miss Florence E, bds 201 D. a Fuller George C, propr pack train, bds Halstead House. IJ Fuller John," res 5th, O T. E Fuller John N, Chief of Police, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel, OjT. ^ Fuller Robert*E, printer, bds 201 D. ^ Fuller's Hotel, GreenJ& Johnson Props, n sJ2nd, 0,T. FulHck Elizabeth, teacher Annie^Wright'Seminarv, res same. Fulmer Erwin O, res 1522 E. Furike Theodore, lab, res rear 1150[;D. Fyfe John, engineer The Tacoma. Fyfe Lorenzo, elk Postofliee, res Railroad betjllth and 13th. Fyfe Malcolm, tailorjll36 Railroad, res same. With full line of EnitravinKs, Artotypee. Etc. Framee Made to Order of latest.best and most stylish materials, City Book and Stationery Store, E. C. Yangban & Co. llWt Faclflc Ave., cor. llili, Tacoma, W. T. CD • CD CD to at) CD CO PICTURE AND:R00M IMOULDINC8 • t is o c e a CIVIL ENGINEERS, QARDNER & HOGG. City i^nrveyor's Office, eso Fjront (Street, HEATTEiR, W. T. 419 ~ B. L. POi.iK & CO. 8 o < 0. Ill z Gale John "W, engineer N P R R, res w s Jefferson 2 s of 19th. Galette Vincent, marble cutter, res 512 7th. Gallagher E, lab, bds St Chp.rles Hotel. Gallaglier Joseph, porter Tlve Tacoma. Gallagher "Wm, lab, bds Svea Hotel Galliher Benjamin F, elk Jf P E R Co wharf, res 1214 A. Galliher Maria J (wid Sih.s), res 1214 A. Garamen L "W, yardmaster M F Hatch & Co, rras D. Gano Philip H, lab, res w s E Byrd's add. Garavanto reter, porter Young & Patenaude, rms same. Garber John D, clerk, ?'es 239 D. Gardella A (Vining Bros & Co), res Puyallup valley. Crardella F'raiicis S, Cigars and Tobacco, Fruits etc 703 Pacific ave, res 742 C. Gardella M-6<=, Ida, bds 742 C. Gardella Mis«. Maggie, laundress, bds 742 C. Gardner Frtrnk, iab, vor e s I, Byrd's add. Gardner Roiie, domestic D C Stamm. Gar^mt, lab, res rear 1344 C. Gat- iok Wm S, lab, res Huntington & Litle's brick yard. Garner Maurice E, logger, res 2711 e D. Garrell Charles, lab T M Co. Garrett Davies, carpenter, res 1515" Yakima ave. Garretson Hiram F (Struve Haines, McMicken & Gar- retson), res 16 E North. {See p d2.) Garrett Mrs Emily, furnished rooms, 1116 Railroad. Garrison Mary E, dressmaker and school dist elk, res 710 17th. Garvey Thomas J, painter, res >v s I, Byrd's add. Gates Nathan, shingle maker Maloney' & McMillan, bds same. Gates Oscar, shingle packer Maloney & McMillan, bds same. Geary Abraham, staionary engineer, res 1808 G. Geary Abraham jr, engineer, bds 1808 G. Geary Frank C, molder, bds 1808 G. Geary Wm T, fireman, bds 1808 G. Gebhar'.t Miss Tillie, domestic n e oor 15th and C. Gee Mrs Dora, matron Fannie C Paddock Memorial Ho ital, bds n e cor 7th and G. Geehan John, lab N P R R, res Howard Carr'a Add. Geiger Charles, butcher, res 611 11th. Geiger Conrad, teamster, res ;ear 1103 I. Geiger Henry O, contraoto: (general), res 1215 A. George Richard, yardmau T M Co'e cook house. TACOMA, W.T. OF WOMEN. HOGG, W.T. 5 of 19th. LA; etc 703 II & Gar- no 17tli. ds 6ame. same. Ho ital, EASES N. I JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocers Taeoma, Weuh. Ty. IMPORTERS OF FiJSJIS JAPAN TEAS. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 420 Georgeault Peter, grocery 623 S 30th e, res samp* German Lutheran Church, 1307 I German Methodist Chapel, rear 1147 D. Germania Hall, 1333 C. Gerrash John, waiter J B Maralock, rms same. Gerstenmeyer Wm, lab, bds Ferdinand Schweyer, Geuber T P, tallyman T M Co. Gibbs C W, lab, bds St Charles Hotel. Gibson Charles, lab, bds Halstead House, Gibson Joseph, helper Taeoma Iron Works. Giegevitchz Charles, laborer, res O T. • 3* Gilbert Frank, lab Taeoma L & M Co. § Gilbert Lewis Y, carp, res real- 1003 G. "^ Gill Miss Flora, btenographer, rms Mrs Galliher. ^ Gillam Joseph, elk N P K R Co, bds Central Hotel. *^ Gillam R W, baggageman N P R R and O R & N Co, bds ^ Central Hotel. ffi. Gilleland Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, res (301 L , Gilleland Miss Emma J, dressmkr, res 601 I. Gilleland W J, 2d cook T M Co. Gillen Wm, 2d cook T M Go's cook house. Gillespie S F, printer, bds 1014 A. CSillett JUrs E A, Homoeopathic Physician 124 C bet Di- vision and 2d, res same. [See p 51.) Gilliland Mrs Sabina A, res 8d T. Gillis Murdoch C, lab, res 1504 Yakima ave. Gillmore I, sewing mach agt, bds 1533 E. Given J M, logger Carson^s mill, bds same. Givler Miss Ida, elk, rms 711 C. Glaniield Edward, longshorem; •,, res on the beach O T. Glassford Wm W, sticker Taeoma L & M Co, bds H C Casebolt Gleeson Patrick G, res 603 Taeoma. Glenfield Edward longshoreman, res nr ship yard O T. Glidden LewelHu M (Glidden & Town), res 1122 E. Crliiddeii & Tovyss (Lewellin M Glidden, Ira A Town), Law- yers, 11 and 12 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. (iHee p 32.) Glockler Charles, carp, res 1528 C. Crloyd Frank M (Gloyi & Spinning), Deputy Auditor Court Hov'.i-e, rec cor T;;coma ave and 7th. «loyd & SpirniBing (Frank H Glovd, Wm N and J M E Spinning]), Abstracts of Tittles and Conveyances, cor Pa- ciiic ave and l3th. (See p 29.) CO i S CA PD&ET SOUND HOSPITAL A(ten . A Stetson), rms Chambi Commerce Bldg. Griggwire Michael, lab, bds rear 510 L ^oth e. Grinnell Harry M, lab, res n e cor C and 5: 'i. ttropper John B, Propr Switchback Saloon 1107 Pacific ave, res 1112 Tacoma ave. [Seep 376.) Gropper michacl, Propr Chicago House, ren same. Gross Abe, bookkeeper Gross Bros, bds Villard House. iBrotiS Bros fMorris »,nd David), Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Carpets etc, 906 and 908 Pacific ave. ^See p opp inside front cover.) Gross David (Gross Bros), res San Francisco Cal. Gross Morris (Gross Bros), bds The Tacoma. Grossman Charles G, brewer, res 1524 D. Gruber Peter tallyman, res Milltown, O T. Gruener E L, telegraph editor Ledger, rms G W Alexander. Guild Albin, sewing machine agt, res 1533 E. Guinn James, lab, res e s Tacoina ave Byrd's add. Guinn Wm T (Guinn & Miller) res 1121 A. CJiiinn & iniller (Wm T Guinn, Andrew S Miller), Livery Stable, 8 w cor 9th and A. {See p 26.) Qundlach Charles J, lab, res 516 S 28th e. PATROiriZE THE CASCADE STEAM LAUNDEY. IieATe Orde«a at CD 4 ; i r. e *ll?i^i^iS,1ifi"^^e*.''"2!1&.r North of Op,r. HOOM. ( .( I I i. i 11 : t Enlargements MadejMcMURRY o 42S B. L. FOLK & 00/8 83 3 o o < U X O Gunther Gotthilf, lab, res 1336 D. Gunii George, elk S M Nolan, rms same. Gnrnea Edrick L, brakeman, bds rear 809 G. Gurnea George A, elk, bds rear 809 G. Gurnea Harvey P, res rear 809 G. Gnstafson Samuel, lab, bds St Charles Hotel. Gustavson, lab, bds Sveu Hotel. Gutfeld Miss Kosa, bds Herman Zelinsky, O T. Gutfeld Simon, clothing 1142 Pacific ive, bds Central Hotel. Haberkorn Jacob, pottery on the beach T, res same. Hackinson Miss Millie D, bds 2l8 C. Hademan Henry, yardman Snyder, Stevens & Co, res 23 S 25th e. Haffey Frank K, elk N P R K wharf, res 1010 A. Hain Edward A, barber 1522 Pacitic ave, res 1315 same, Haines J C (Struve, Haines, McMicken & Garretson), res Seattle. Hakins Victor, lab, res 1310 Tijkima ave. Haley John S, teamster Farrell Bros. Halk Andrew, lab T M Co. Hall Edward, elk, bds 723 St Helen's ave. Hall Eugene E, wag6n mkr, res N Ist nr Annie Wright Sem- inary. Hall Eugene E (Hall & Langford), res N 1st nr Annie Wright Seminary. Hall Frederick D (F D Hall & Co), res 1718 Yakima ave. Hall F D & Co (Frederick D Hall, Douglas Smith), commission broker, 954 Pa i lie ave. Hall George, driver ns 1731 Jefferson. Hall Henry, screw turner T M Co. Hall John H (Hall & Cavender^, res 723 St Helens ave. Hall Thomas, car cleaner N P li R, rcsw sE bet 15th and 17th. Hall Willie E. teamster, res rear 1952 E. Hall Sk, Cavender (John H Hall, Charles A Cavender), Real Estate, 115 10th. (See top lines.) Hall & Langford (Eugene E Hall, Mark L Langford), wagon makers, 108 14lh. Haller Wm, pantryman The Tacoma. Hallstrom Charles E, saloon and boarding house 2d O T, res same. Halstead A Charles, barber Ellis, bds Halstead House. Halstead Henry, bartender, res 320 15th. Halstead House, Wm Bradley Propr, 707 and 709 Pacific ave. [See p 13.) LEADING REAL ESTATE DEALER intb«Fir.t WMi Hi nAnnlOf J'«'d-. HeowiMll yijuatbed rook anythiiii"thBtU ' for Mle withm the Hnb of the oitr. OFVICK, OTIEB OLD TACOMA PO<«T OVFICU, TACOMA. W. T. HALL & CAVENDERi ^CMvenlently Located. ' TAOOMA DIRECTORY. 424 HaUtead Miss Lizzie, bds 320 15th. Halstead Sarah (wid David), res 316 loth. Halversen Ole, lab Noreus' brick yard. Halverson Thomas, lab, bds Torgar Peterson, O T. Halvorsen Andrew, teamster Noreus' brick yard. Halvorsen Engvald, lab, res 707 Yakima ave. Hamilton Edwin, watchman, bds Ole Espland. Hamilton Frank J (F J Hamilton & Co), res 311 7th. Hamilton F J & CO (Frank J Hamilton, Thomas E Brown), Feed, Fruit and Agricultural Implements, 728 Pacific ave. Hamilton J H, clerk, rms A. Hamilton Wm J, bkkpr Griffiths, Bridges & Stetson and Mar- ine Insurance, res 1014 A. Hamlin Charles, hack driver W C Irabrie. Hammell Wm B, merchant tailor 1015 Pacific ave, res same. Hancock Benjamin, teamster, bds F J Johnson. Haney Burton E, res 1109 I. Hanke Robert, carriage trimmer 109 14th. bds Exchange Hotel. Hanlan John, longshoreman, bds C E Hallstrom, T. Hanlan Joseph, longshoreman, res O T. Hanley Lewis E, lab, rms 743 D. Hanna David C, printer Ledger, res Yakima ave bet 9th and 10th. Hanna Dolf B, res O T. Hannam Wm, saloon n s 2nd, res O T. Hannem John, teamster Farrell Bros. Hansen Peter, longshoreman, bds C E Hallstrom, O T. Hansen, carpenter, l/Is 1340 Railroad. Hansley Mrs Mary, laundress, res 1518 Railroad. Hanson Mrs Agnes, domestic 745 C. Hanson Charles, longshoreman, bds C E Hallstrom, O T. Hanson Fred, yardman M F Hatcli & Co. Hanson Gus, waiter The Tacoma. Hanson Hans, lab, res 2614 E 0. Hanson H B, lab T M Co. Hanson John, painter C T Brackett, res Yakima ave near 15th. Hanson J, deck boy str Emma Hay ward. Hansc n L, sawyer T M Co. Hanson Louis, lab, bds 745 C. Hanson Ludwig, lab, bds 745 C. Hanson, lab, bds Svea Hotel. m CO I CD C» CO t . xl. W LI LIU. MILL liUFPliIKI». IJT«\. • **• " >^V-^J-^, AT LOW KM MVPPLIE8 I RMT PRIOBIS. I 128 Paoiflo Av*., and I laLR. R< St., TACOMA, W. T. HH SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street, Seattle. Agentm tor Bain Waitovs, Howe t^caleti, AtklnH' Mllver Mteel Mawa. Sm •2. ¥ « IS « h &0 CD CS C3 Sv U .J X 425 B. L. POLK & CO.'S •-J .J Hau ' Nels, lab, res Milltown,0 T. Hansoii Nilocia, blacksmith, bds 612 15th. Hanson Nils, blacksmith, res 612 15th. Hanson Ole, longshoreman, bds C E Hallstrom, O T. Hanson Otto, painter C T Brackett, res Yakima ave near 15th. Hanson O H, lab T M Co. Hanson R, lab T M Co. Hanson Tliomas, lab T M Co. Hanson Tolef, lab Noreus' brick yard. Hanson's Packet Line, Tacoma Mill Co agts, O T. Harconrt Herbert S, editor Tacoma News, res 920 E. Hardwick Julius G (Hardwick & Manning), res 412 S 25th. Hardwick & Manning (Julius G Hardwick, Thomas E Man- ning), shoerajikers, 1022 Pacific av. Hardy Nathan 0, merchant, res 2613 e C. Hare Edward R (Taylor & Hare), res 1017 11th. Harkenson Otto, lab, res 1310 Yakima ave. Harlan Benjamin, clerk Tacoma Iron Works. Harmon Fremont S (F S Harmon & Co), res 232 C. Harmon F S ^ Co (Fremont S Harmon, Mrs Sarah Har- mon), Furniture etc, 926 Pacific "a'c. {See p 35.) Harmon George L, shipping elk F S Harmon & Co, res 232 C. Harmon Henry C, chief clerk F S Harmon & Co, res 232 C. Harmon Lorenzo D, teamster, res 1539 D. Harmon Mrs Sarah A (F S Harmon & Co), res 232 C. Harrison James, warehouseman N P R R Co, res 9th bet I and J. Harper James, lab, bds Chicago House. Harper James C, teamster, res 1738 E. Harris Albert C, elk F D French & Co, bds 611 10th. Harris A J, longshoreman, bds Forest King Hotel, O T. Harris Henry, Propr Western Hotel, res same. Harris James H, clerk Western Hotel, res 1724 D. Harris Mary, waiter, 1346 Railroad. Harris Se^u H, carp, res 2314 A. • ' Harris Wm F, night elk Western Hotel, bds same. Harris Wva H, Attorney at Law, Proctor in Admiralty, Real Estate and Ir)8urance over Postoffice, O T, res cor 4th and McCarver, O T. [See bottom lines.) Harrison James, lab, res 811 9th. Harstad Hans O, lab, res 2612 e C. Hart Alvin E, clerk, res 1709 G. Hart James L, wiper N P R R, bds 1709 G. CT A 'Kri^'17'Dnn The only hoQse in Tnooma which handles the lieadinc • XJ.a.1^ \JJllXli J. , UrandH nr Kcntacky rire «'opper Distilled Hand Made Hour Mash H'hlakleH; and carnes the larRest stook of New %oirk and Key Weat Cisara. 1009 iPAC'liriC AV.. TACOMA, W. T. DRAFTS ) ORRMANr (.■BKLAIVn ISSUED '"^^^^^^ ) t»WEl>K 'ofi GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. N ( Seattle. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 426 Hart J F & Co, saw mill, 1 mile south of limits. Hart Martha, domestic Samuel Wilkeson. Hart O W, carp Dongan & Bringham, rms 1804 0. Hartman Frank, blacksmi«^^h n e cor Winthrop and Puyallup ave, res Yakima ave and N 2d. Hartman Mrs (wid Wm), res 2d, O T. Hartung Nathan, elk, rms 9th bet j and Tacoma ave. Harvey M M (Harvey & Young), les n e cor G and 7th. Harvey Silas, res 732 D. HarTey & IToung^ (M M Har7ey, John E Young), Metals, Stoves, Tinware and Plumbing Goouc etc, 905 Pacific ave. Hasbronck Charles A, painter 214 9th, res same. Haskell Jabez, ship carp, res 5th, O T. Hatch Miles F (MF Hatch & Co), rms Railroad dock. Hatch in F & Co (Miles F Hatch and eotate of £ S Smith dec'd), Lumber Manufacturers, Eailroad dock. Hatfield Wm D, hb, bds foot 15th. Hauke Charles F, real estate 1011 Pacific ave, res 418 D. Haupt Wm, gardener, bds Cliff House. Hauser George, dishwasher Villard House. Haven Wm C, fireman N P R R shops, res 1509 G. Hawkes Wm R, res 1935 G. Hawkins Arthur, dishwasher Central Restaurant, rms same. Hawkins Frederick, lab, bds Hals*«^ad House. Hay George, trimmer T M Co, res Milltown, OT. Hayden Ann (wid John), bds 922 Yakima ave. Hayden John G (Hayden & Lister), res 715 Yakima ave. Hayden & Lister (John G Hayden, Albert T Lister), grocers, Ejj 1132 Pacific ave. Haydock Frank, waiter Halstead House, bds same. Hayes David, teamster, res rear 1929 Tacoma ave. Haynes Paul, scroll sawyer, bds I nr Carson's mill. Hays Edward, ^eameter, res 1522 G. Hays James M, contractor, bds Central Hotel. Hayward Wm, elk, bds Exchange Hotel. Hazelton James H, cook George M Kuhn, res same. Hazzard George, trav agt, res 1010 A. Headquarters Tacoma Guard, w s C bet 9th and 11th. Heagen Berdinas, domestic The Tacoma. Reagy Harvey W, yard master, res 228 C. Heath James F (LeVake & Heath), bdt C bet Division ave and 2d. ^ PIANAA ADAANft Mnsteal Nerehandlfie and MacAine rt^W%y^9f ^^R %««%■« Of Attachments, at City Book and Mta. ocufiuo UAr»ui«'CQ ttontTT Miore, E. C.Vanshan A Co.. ObiriNb MAlini iC9, 1102 FaoiiioATe., cor. llth.TBooiiuaW.T. til I X •8 99 > §^ n I' It H 'I I N e/8 ss CD era CO ! i! (8 o 0) O -S "3 0. C9 !i 5 < Q. U z ^ HILL, OSBORNE & CO-AbstracVs o'mre8''Krng"county 427 e«9 Front Mtrert. t4EATTIiE, W. T. B. L. POLK & CO.'S Hedemark G, lab T M Co. Hedg^es John B, County Assessor Court House, res 702 D. Hedrick Joseph D, expressman, res 1710 Hood, Hegner Charles, rms Washington House. Hegwein Charles, carp Carson's mill, bds same. Heiner James, chipper T U I and B Wks. Heising Daniel, stone mason, bds Cliff House. Heley George, waiter The Tacoma. Hemphill Joseph, teamster, bds Villard House. Henley Michael, brickmkr, bds Svea Hotel. Henke Robert, carriage trimmer, bds Exchange Hotel. Hendrickson Anton, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Hendrickson John, watchman Carson's mill, res nr Mill. Henn Fred C, machinist, bds 1936 E. Henry Anna (wid John), res Hayden's add. HensiU Kobert F, lawyer s w cor Pacific av and 11th, res 911 G. Hentze Matthew, laundryman Tacoma Steam Laundry. Herin S H, printer, rms 320 11th. Herrington Richard D, undertaker, res 749 Tacoma ave. Herriott Bessie, stenographer Sears & Asliton, res 1338 E. Herriott George, stenographer S C Mason, rea 1338 E. Herriott Samuel C, farmer, res 1338 E. Herron Harry, printer, bds Villard House. Hershey Peter, carp, res rear 1022 S 31st e. Herzog Emil, tinsmith, bds Cliff House. Herzog Herman (Herzog & Horsfall), rms 110 8th. Herzog Herman, tinner "W" Feseufeld, bds 110 8th. Herzog John J, shoemaker, bds rear 1420 K. Herzog & Horsrall (Herman Herzog, John Horsfall), Carriage Makers, 110 8th. Hess George, waiter, bds 1015 K. Hess Homer H. clerk John Holgate, res 9th bet G and Yakima ave. Hess Joseph, lab, res 1015 K. Hess Michael, cook, bds 1015 K. Hewett A Scott, engineer N P R R, res 106 Jefferson. Heyward Thomas, tallyman T M Co, res O T. Hiatt James F, clerk, res 211 C. Hibbard Harry, coremaker T U I & B Works, res 1329 C. Hicks Frank r, dentist, rms G Hicks. Hicks Gwin, Dep Collector Internal Revenue Chamber of Com- merce Bldg, res cor E and Division ave. Dr. 0. E. CASE, s^^o^^oisr and TACOMA, w.T. a--5r3srBooijoansi'. *— * . I Mid ig County res 702 D. JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wh'o'iMaie"*-" "^ ^1. ill. res 911 G. y- Eive. 338 E. E. I Horsfall), ind Yakima on. L329 C. iber of Com- T axid. DO-IST- JOBBBRS OV OIOARS AND TOBACCOS. TACOMA DIRECTORY. Grocers. 428 Hicks Mrs Gwin, sec and librarian Mercantile Library, res cor E and Division ave. I Hicks G Win, lab, bds 1309 D. i Hicks John, delivery boy DeMolitor & Lloyd, bds cor E and I 15th. Hicks John J, master mechanic, res O T. Hicks John J jr, asst master mechanic, ^^ds J J Hicks, T. Hicks Lizzie (wid John), res 1309 D. Hicks Mrs U E, rms G G Hicks. Higham George H, switchman, res 1927 E. HifiTSins John E, Shipwright Kailroad Wharf, rms 1314 Pacific ave. Higgins Thomas, car repairer N P B K, bds 1719 E. Hilario Rios, lab T M Co. Hill Andrew, driver P S T Co, bds Chicago House. Hill Charles E, bookkeeper T M Co. Hill Charles H, marble works 109 9th, rms same. Hill Frank, bds St Charles Hotel. Hill George A, marble worker H Hill, rms same. Hill Hasden C, farmer, res rear 1915 I. Hill John, lab, res 2818 A. Hill Joseph, 2d cook Central Hotel. Hill Mrs M B, housekeeper Annie Wright Seminary, res same. Hill Robert F, farmer, bds rear 1915 L Hill Thomas C, farmer, bds rear 1915 1. Hill Webster, farmer, bds rear 1915 I. Hindnian John, sawyer Ma'oney & McMillan, bds same. Hinds Miss Nellie, bds 1314 railroad. Hiner James F, lab, res w s I 3 s of North. Hinsverk A J, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Hipkins Mrs L, straw milliner 1714 C, res .mme. Hipkins Wm, carpenter, res 1714 C. Herin Samuel H, compositor Tacoma News, rms 9th near D. Hirshey Zina, chambermaid The Tanoma. Hoag Don A, clerk, rms 752 St Helens ave. Hock John B, carpenter, rms 744 C. Hodgkins Joseph P, contractor, res 620 17th. Hoffman Charles, lab, bds Chicago House. Hoffman Lndwig, lab, bds Diedricli Stegmann. Hoffman Wm E, cabinet maker 109 8th, res same. Hofmeister Katie, domestic 1110 A. Hogue John D (Birmingham & Hogue), res 621 Tacoma ave. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W. T. Reoeiree and treats all who may require medical or sorgioal treatment, Contagious Diseases excepted. m CO ■n CO CO CD a (Q CD 1 CO &0 o> CD OS c» D» CD a> C/} ! i \i Land i Marine Boilers ""^^ington iron works co. BEATTCE. I 429 B. L. POLK & OO.'S 09 C3 CO cs on it •■i l€ 'WW Co Mil B« e« wis m H k S w S a 9 "Si k Hohenscliild Henry, dry goods 1205 Pacific ave, res 948 E. Holgate John, books, stationery, periodicals etc 930 Pacific ave, res 804 Tacoma ave. Holgerson Rode^ carpenter T L & M Co, res 302 S 27th e. Holland Alice (wid James), furnished rooms, s e cor 9th and Pacific ave. Holland J J, ship builder, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel, O T. HoUidge George H, superintendent, res 1715 D. Hollingsworth, painter, res 718 E. Holloway Maggie (wid Milton), res 1502 I. Holm Benjamin, molder T U I & B works, bds 412 13th. Holm Carl E, blacksmith, ret, 412 13th. Holm John, lab, res 1617 K. Holm Matilda, domestic 18 Cliff ave. Holmsgren Gus, lab T M Co. Holmgren Peter, tailor D G Freric'is, res 1405 G. Holt Miss Gertrude, bds 612 Tacoma ave. Holt Henry H, conductor, res 612 Tacoma ave. Holt Miss Isabel, bds 612 Tecoma ave. Holter Jacob, bds 1321 J. Holthaus Herman, lab, res rear 416 S 25th e. Honey A A, asst supt of telegraphs N P R R Co, bds Tlie Ta coma. Hood John, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Hooper A H, cook, rms 312 15th. Hoover James P, farmer, res 1207 J. Hopfenzitz Joseph M (N C Kongsbach & Co), bds Chicago House. Hopkins Charles M, assayer, res 1704 Yakima ave. Hopkins C G, elk The Tacoma, bds same. Hopkins Edward, longshoreman, res nrcor 2d and Starr ave, OT. Hopkin§ Fernando F, Manager Eureka Printing Co 206 11th, res 1334 E. Hopkins Lillian, assistant Union House, bds same. Hopkins Mary J (wid Ambrose), propr Union House 1514 Pa- cific ave, res same. Hoppe Charles, painter N P R R, res 1414 K. Hoppe Ernst, foreign passage and collecting agt n e cor Pacific ave and 11th, res 1414 K. Horn Henry, carp, rn>« 1322 C. Horr W H, trader, res e s Tacoma ave bet 2d and 4th. Horrell Francis O, manager P 8 T Co, rms 1330 Pacific ave. Horsfall Benjamin, mach, res 424 S 28th e. COLLINS & POWELL, WHATCOM, W. T. We hav< the FIIHKII»T FARM IiANDM IX WEtSTKRBr WAMH- INOTOIV FOB SALK. I LOnLLmAll, LLCWlLLTII & bU., Hhvm for Hale » full lint of ohoioo Tlmbtr, Cotl tnd X on Lull. Improval anl UnimproTal Titmt, Bniintii and Biildenot ProPirty, Olty ui Bubttrtm Loti »bi Aor« Traeti . Munh-ioni »«« Count 1/ Sec u-l' ws HquuH'. Loai W«gfl Ut»a. TACOMA DIHEOTORY. 430 z ■ o Horsfall John (Herzog & Ilorsfall), res 2712 Pacific ave. Horsman John B, lab, rea 818 12th. Horst Edward, tallyman T M Co. Hosheit Frank, bartender, bds Cliff House. Hoska Albert F, harnessmkr L152 Pjicific ave, res 1348 C. Hoska Conrad li, Funeral Director 1152 Pacific ave, res 1535 E. Hosmer Theodore, pres Tacoma Light and Water Co, res Phila- delphia Pa. Hotchkiss Charles (Rowland & liotchkiss), rrns 1203 A. Hostetter Robert, lab, res 109 S 23d. Houghton Forrest, elk Tacoma Natl Bank, res Yakima ave bet 13th and 15th. Houghton Frank T, pressman, bds 1318 Yakima ave. Houghton Joseph B, housebuidler, res 1318 Yakima ave. Houghton Joseph H, Sec and Treas Tacoma Light and Water Co Chamber of Cuinmerce bidg, res 612 C. Houghton Joseph S, printer, bds 1318 Yakima ave. House H H, barber and taxidermist, res 611 11th. Hovev John P, res cor N 5th and Tacoma ave. Howe Herbert, brakeman, res 1527 E. Howell Ithaniar M (J S Howell & S »n), res 738 St Helens ave. Howell Josephus S (J S Howell ik Son), res 738 St Helens ave. Howell Miss Josie, bds 738 St Helens ave. Howell J S & Son (Josephus S, Ithamar M), Real Es- tate and Collection, 921 Pacific ave. Howes Andrew, mach, bds Fuller's Hotel, O T. Howes Charles, porter str Emma Hayward. Howes Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, bds S C Howes, T. Howes Miss May, asst postmaster, bds S C Howes, O T. Howes Miss Nora, bds S C Howes, O T. Howes Samuel C, postmaster and J of P O T, res McCarver, O T. Hoy Thomas, coal passer str G E Starr. Huckabey Marion E, farmer, res 606 S 29th e. Hudson Amini W, lab, res Kellogg's Add. Hudson David, gunsmith J T Wills, rms 1017 Pacific ave. Hudson Wm A, lab, res Kellogg's Add. Huebsch Carl, upholsterer F S Harmon & Co, res 1329 D. Hufeisen Gustav, brewer Fred Neitzel O T, res same. Huffman Bassett, bds 2543 G. Huggius David W, student, bds Edward Hnggins. FANNIE" C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Rt. Rev. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Pres. Rev. J. A. NioholBon. Biipt. J. F. Beardaley, Physician. TACOMA,'.W. T. CD C9 — ■ CO to S3 i I I i I T r tW carry Uie bMt And lugMt ttook in the Territonr.^TUKiR PHICEB w* the XiOwVot. Sim Mtrcet. opp. Oerldental Hiitel, ••fCATTLR. 481 B. L. POLK A OO.'S C3 B < Q. u X H O HufTirins Edward, Auditor Pierce County Court House, res nr cor Division ave and E North. Huggins Theodore, res 1506 K. Hughes Jamee, fireman N P R R, rms 1539 D. Hughes Wra J, clerk, res 1405 Yakima ave. Hughs Y S, res 1740 D. Hugo, mate, bds Fuller's Hotel, O T. Huflquist John, lab, res rear 2339 G. Huinmon Wm M, expressman, res 1523 E. Humphrey "Wesley "W, fai'mer, res 905 E. Hunt Edward M (Hunt & Mottet), res 744 E. Hunt F J, manager T M Co's store. Hunt H D, elk N P R R land dept. Hunt Joseph, tinner D A Powell, bds 512 € 28th e. Hunt Noel J, druggist, res 1111 Pacific ave. Hunt Mrs N J, dressmaker 1111 Pacific ave, res same. Hunt &^ mottet (E M Hunt, Frederick Mottet), How Hardware, Mill Supplies and Machinery, 1219 Pacific avu. (See p 27.) Hunter A J, res 3d, O T. Huntington David, elk H Lobe. Huntington John (Huntington & Litle), builder, res County road nr Carson's mill. Huntington & Litle (John Huntington, D Litle), brick mnfrs 8 of Carson's mill near County road. Hurlbut Wra G, elk, bds 818 Yakima ave. Hurschler Peter, lab, res rear 1335 Tacoma ave. Hnstad Andrew T, pattern mkr S 1 Wks, res 1816 Tacoma ave. Hutchinson Clarence P, carp, res rear 1123 Tacoma ave. Hutchinson Mrs Lena, bds Hiram Doncaster, O T. Hutchinson "Wm, trimmer T M Co. Hyde Alvin, teamster, res 818 Tacoma ave. Hyde C H, lab, res in gulch nr coal bunkers. Hyde Harvey, bricklayer, res 612 8th. Hylebos Miss Mary, bde n e cor Baker and 7th. Hylebos Rev Peter F, rector St Leo's Catholic Church, res Ba- ker nr E. Hynes Thomas, carp, rms 1718 Hood. TatzunofiE Constantino, lab, res nr Carson's .nill. Ihrig Charles W, cornice maker Peters & Miller, rms 1217 A. Imbrie Wm C, livery stable 751 C, res 216 9th. P. T MO'R.fl'R School Supplies & htationery, w«w'wh.t«om. w.T. * Ammunition & Fishing Taclcle. Business/ JResldenoe 18 1217 A. HALL 8l CAVENDERi A"** Suburban Property. TAOOMA DIHEOTORY. 432 Imperial Ins Co London, V/m Fraser agt, Tacoma Nat Bank. Ingersoll Jack, lab, res rear 1307 D. Indot Frank, musician Linden & Ducommun, res Railroad bet 11th and 13th. Irving Peter, contractor, bds Villard House. IsaacG A^'^XHiider (Samuel Isaacs & Bro), res 920 Pacific ave. Isaacs Bella, clothing 909 Pacific ave, res 110 10th. Isaacs Henry B, res 110 10th. Isaacs Morris, bookkpr, Samuel Isaacs & Bru, res same. Isaacs Samuel (Samuel Isaacs & Bro), res A bet 8th and 9th. Isaacs Samuel & Bro (Samuel and Alexander), dry goods, 920 Pacific ave. Isham Charles W, painter, res 1128 E. Ivory Wm, ship builder, res 1956 Tacoma ave. J Jackson Albert L, mngr I G Davidson 113 10th, res n e cor 9th and I. Jackson Andrew, lab T M Co. Jackson Miss Anna, teacher South School, bds n e cor 11th and I. Jackson A, lab T M Co. Jackson Clarence E, elk, bds 713 Tacoma ave. Jackson Jane (wid Joseph E), res 713 Tacoma ave. Jackson Miss Jnlia, dressmaKer, bds 713 Tacoma ave. Jackson Julia A, elk L Wallerstein & Co, rms E bet 7th and 8th. Jackson Otis C, elk A B Stewart & Bro, res 819 9th. Jackson Robert, elk Samuel Isaacs & Bro, res Tacoma ave bet 6th and 7th. Jackson T, sailor str G E Starr. Jackson Wm P, Photographer 1101 Pacific ave, bds 924 G. Jacob Benoit, lab, res Howard Carr's Add. Jacobinson John, lab, bdo 935 Tacoma ave. Jacobsen Emil, lab, bds 1515 G. Jacobson Amelia, domestic 10 C. Jacobson Henry, lab Noreus' brick yard. Jaeger Gottlieb, barber, res 1130 E. Jaeger Herman W, civil engineer, res 623 D. James Wm, teamster, res 1744 E. Jatnes Wm E, barber n s 2nd O T, res same. James Mrs, cook Annie Wright Seminary, res same. Jamison I L, waiter Central Hotel. Jander Mary, domestic Timm & Forck. Jansen Frederick, lab, res 1012 16th. H Z m ■0 fi} 5" s o . Xl. W \J\J±J^ FannlnK Implements. HntlderH' Mnp. \TL - . >-'*-^» piles ana Oeneral Hardware. lliW Paeille Ave., and llSl It. K. lit., TACUBIA, W. T. \w 'i* I I i ■■M !iM SEATTLE HARDWARF CO., 625 Front Street Jobbers nud Itetalleroi or lfar |j<>«v«>|i|t Priops. S 433 R. L. POLK & CO. 8 a* M u ^^ (U CHS cu II AM m\ w H «> a"* Hi OK- I Jansky John, tailor W B Hamtni'.l, i.ns C bet 15th audi 7th. Jansseii John, clerk, bfls 1340 Railroad, Jeehind K. lab, bds C E Hallstroin, T. Jellfs T, 2d steward str North Pacific, Jenkins Wni, steward Puget Sound Hospital. Jennig Gotthold, tailor Joiin Kretz, rms same. Jensen Andreas, res (t, O T. Jensen Rev Berndt, pastor Scandinavian Free Church, res 921 E. Jensen John, lab Otto Simdars, O T. Jensen Peter, rancher, res G, T. Jensen Miss Steen, waiter Allen's restaurant. Jenson P, lab T M Co. Jerrells George W, carpenter Dougan & Bringharn, res 243 D. Jerrold George, carpenter, res 248 D. Jewell John P. foreman Noreud' brick yard. Joergensen Aadna, lab, rms 1322 Railroad. Johannesen Nils, sailor, bds Exchange Hotel. Johns Frank A, delivery boy DeMolitor tfe Lloyd, bds cor 15th and Railroad. Johns Joliii, salmon caniier, res 1350 Railroad. Johnson Agnes, domestic 723 Tacoma ;.ve. Jolmsou Albert, carpenter, bds rear 1512 J. Johnson Andrew, lab, res Milltowii, T. Johnson Anna, domestic 448 C. Johnson Mrs Annie P; rms 1731 Jeff' -son. Johnson Anpliin, lab, res cor K and Division ave. Johnson August, lab, les 230 D.. Johnson A, sailor str G E Starr. Johnson A S. lab T M Co. Johiiaon Bror^r, Gen Mngr N WMnfg&Trading Co 1342 Paciiic ave, riu. 1334 Psv^'ific ave. Johnson Carrie, doine^tlc 1130 0. Johnson Miss Colia, bds Peter Swanberg, O T. Johnson Charles (Green & Johnso!)), res Fnller's Hotel, O T. Johnson C'larles, lab Noreus' brick yard, Johnson diaries, longshoreman, res on the beach. T. Johnson Christian, lal , er Tacoma L & M Co, bds Rode Hol- gersoii. Johnson Christopher, trimmer T M Co, bds 302 S 27th e. Jolinsori C J, lab T M Co. Johnson Curtis M (Carson & Johnson), res nr Carson's mill. Jolmson Elma, domestic 945 E. CT A Km.T?T>T' Sole Aaonf, for tlio '/nr-Kt Ktitff Whinki^, The VnmouM • AJJCL l^ KXSU «■ X , K. tt. Tnf/lor'v jirr- rnnnrr iHntUlcd Hand Mad- Snur ma»h if hUkieu 'Che /lehlitx Milwanfire HnUl-d Hrer, find th» VamtUn 'Xey W«nl Cigart, 104)0 fA<:;lFi€ AV.. TA€OiWA. W. T, nt Street 7hv> ISeitt idl 7ih. res 921 E. •63 243 D. s cor 15th og Co 1342 tel, O T. T. Rode Hoi- 7 th e. n's mill. ', Tfcfl Vntnou* nd Mndi Snur Camtlln 'Xey A. W. T. MONEY WAITING FUR •( MIORTGACESJ ( Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. Seattle, TACOMA DIRECTORY. 434 Johnson Mrs Emma, dressmkr 741 C, res same. Johnson PVank E, gun and locksniitli 1115 Railroad, res same. Johnson Frederick J, teamster, res cor K and 4th. Johnson Gabriel, miner, res 741 C. Johnson Gus, butcher Laumeister & Tod, ics slaughter house. Johnson Hans, sawyer, res 914 18th. Johnson Ida, domestic A Zrlinsky, O T. Jc^nson Isaac R, tinner Harvey & Young, bda California House. Johnson Jacob, lab, bds 302 S 27th e. Johnson James N, plasterer, res 1223 J. ^^B Johnson Jennie, domestic 1018 A, Johnson Joe, lab, res rear 1145 D. Joi^nson John, ^ab, bds Svea Hotel. Johison Joseph, molder, res n e cor J and Center. Johnson J M, porter Svea Hotel. Johnson M, Tng Tacoma. Johnson Marcus G, mngr N W Manufacturing and Trading Co, rms J H Cameron T. Johnson Miss Minnie, laundress Central Hotel. Johnson Neil, lab T M Co. Johnson Peter, lab, res foot Carr O T. Johnson Peter T, lab, res 1205 K. Johnson S L, lab T M Co. Johnson Wm, bartei»der Gus Chilberg, rms same. Johnson Wm, cook J E Baitey, rms same. Johnson lab, rms Otto Simdars T. Johnstone H E, sawyer T M Co. Jones Mrs Elizabeth, cook Puget Sound College Hospital, res 436 D. Jones Florence K, teacher Annie Wright Seminary, res same. Jones Harrv, 2d steward str G E Starr. Jones J, pantryman str Emma Hayward. Jones Maggie, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel O T. Jones Mary E (wid Henry), bds 227 Cliff ave. Jones Miss Mary A, bds 436 D. Jones O L, lab, res 509 S 29th e. Jones Reese, miner, res 436 D. Jones Silas M, furnished rooms 102 Jefferson. Jones Willard E, lab N P R R, bds 102 Jefferson. Jones Wm, dishwasher St. Ciiarles Hotel. Jordan A B, mill hand M F Hatch & Co. Jordison John, mate str Clara Brown, res on board. so CD a> 5 Books and Stationery S' B. C. VftUKhan A i'o.. and School 8npp)ieH of all Unde. Newii- . . I iinri PeriodioHlf, NovpIs. Histories. Cy- _ olopedius, at City Book and Htatinnery Store. 110» PaelOe Ave^ cor. llth, TA«'OMA, W. T. CD OS cm CD 3. CO ■ X ■ o I I M i ! ! I I !i ) I BETTLEBS LOCATKD in any of the Paget Uoond Conntiioa. GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS. !!77 SUBTXTOS'S OiSo* 8EATTliE,W.T. 435 R. L. POLK A 00. 8 III X K- O Josephson Joseph, carp, res rear 1509 G. Joyce Barbara, chambermaid St. Charles Hotel. Judson John P (Judson & Kandle), res 615 1st. JTwidson & Kandle (John P Judson, George B. Kandle), Lawyers and Insurancf, 1154 Pacific av. Junett C E, ef Opera Houae. Co (Frank Lepomardi), fish dealers, 1150 Railroad. Leroy Hariy, teamster Tacoma Flouring Mills, bds Fred Zogg. Leslie Elmer E, conductor N P R R, res 441 D. Lester A C, feed barn 811 11th, res same. Lester Miss Hazel, actress, bds Yillard House. Leth Mrs Siene, boarding house 745 C. Leth Wm, shoemaker, res 745 C. LeVake Anson S (LeVake & Heath), res C bet Devesne and 2d. LeTake & Heath (Anson S LeYake, James F Heath), Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, 927 Railroad. Levin David, barber C Ellis, res 810 A. Levin Doc L, barber Pacific ave bet 15th and 17th. Levin M, barber E A Hain, res 744 C, Levin Marquis, watchmaker 904 Pacific ave, res 744 C. Lewin James, lab T M Co. Lewis DaTid P, Cutlery and Barbers' Supplies 1116 Pa- cific ave, rms 1203 A. Lewis Mrs H M, furnished rooms, res 1508 C. Lewis Mack, lab T M Co. Lewis Mortimer, carp, res 1805 I. Lewis Thomas J, erj^ineer, bds Union House. Libby John, trav aj^i, rms J W Bowers, O T. Libo J J, rms Washington House. Lillis H M (H M Lillis & Co), teacher First Ward School, res 2d, T. Lillis H M «fe Co (H M Lillis, Dr J F Beardsley), druggists, n 8 2d, O T. Lincoln Henry, wood sawyer, bds Edward A Thomas. Lind Martin, lab T M Co, res O T. Lindberg Charles, lab, rms Mrs Sarah Barron, O T. Q H WOOD SHELF HARDWARE, •TL! ,.^" ^ » ^^ v-r A^, Bulldlii« Mupplles m Mp«el§lty. IIM Faelfle Ave^ and 11)11 B. B. Mt. %>^coa£&.. "W. V. o H Z m ;o 2 > 2 o en ■0 2- 5" o o ; ■'I M ; 8" •S« VKONT MTREKT. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 441 B. L. POLK A 00. 'S 1 CO CD CO C9 a*' u X < >■ u IfinJen Frederick (Linden & Ducommuu), res 1302 C. Linden Wm, musician, res 1307 D. Linden Sc Dncommun (Frederick Linden, Wm H Du- commnn), Saloon, 1107j^ Puciiic ave. Lindner Gottfried, res 2527 G. Lindsay John, carp, res 403 9th. Lindstrom Emil, lumber surveyor, res Milltown, O T. Linquist Gustavus F, tent and awning maker office 115 9th, res and factory cor 7tii and E. Lister Albert T (Hayden & Lister), bds 302 S 26th e. Lister Alfred (J H Lister & Sons), bds 302 26th e. Lister Arfliur, pattern maker, res e s E, Byrd's Add. Lister David, propr Tacoma Iron Works s e cor Pacific ave and 15th, res 119 15th. Litter Ernest (J J Lister & Sons), bds 302 26th e. Lister Jeremiah il (J H Lister & Sons), bds 302 26fh e. Lister John W, pattern maker T U I & B Wks, res 1516 D. Lister J n Sc Sons (Jeremiah H and Sons), Proprs Stan- dard Iron Works. [See p 24.) Lister Samuel G, foreman Tacoma Iron Works, res 1512 C. Lister Stanley, fireman Tacoma Iron Works. Littlejoiin Andrew J, Undertaker 1314 Pacific ave, res 1108 E. Littlejohn Charts W, carp, res 713 I. Littleton Thonr , first cock Central Hotel. Livensparger Jacob C, clerk, res 745 D. Liverpool and London and Globe Ins Co, Wm Fraser agt, Ta- coma National Bank. Liverson Peter, section hand, res rear 1328 E. Livesley Alfred, farmer, res 302 S 29th e. Llewellyn Guy K, apprentice Tacoma News, res 1108 0. Llewellyn W Wallace, carp, res 1108 C. Lloyd Samuel (De Molitor & Lloyd), res cor Kailroad and 15th. Lloyd Vena A, waiter W T Kieinsmith, bds same. Lobe G M, merchant, bds Central Hotel. Lobe Henry, crockery and glassware 904 Pacific ave, res e s D bet 4th and 6th. Locke Lncien, veterinary surgeon, res 1421 I. Lockwood Clarance L, engineer, res 1921 E. Lockwood Harry, mill hand Carson's mill. Lockwood Harry B, captain, res 1921 E. Lodde August, farmer, res 912 E. OT.AIkjni'Gi'R^ Distillers and Uanntaotarera Agent for the North Paoiflo . Xi.A.XIi\7Xifl>X, Coast. Bfakee hu pnrohases from theTenr lar«eet Hewl- qnarters in the east, and does bosinees un Eastern Prinoiples. A fai; and winBre deal to •rerybodjrsuuaatMd. lOOS rA.VUflO AV« VAOOXLA, W. T. and MONEY TO L0ANl'^"*''*"ll^i'*4ig"s^g''- 442 H TACOMA DIRECTORY. Lodien Bergetta, domestic C E Hallstrom O T. Lodin Mrs Marin, bds Exchange Hotel. Logan Margaret E fwid Jacob M), res 310 7 th. London Simon, elk S Gutfeld, bds Central Hotel. • London Sc Li¥erpool Clothing House, G Reichen- bach, Proprietor, 902 Pacific ave. Long Ellen, domestic The Tacoma. Long Thomas W, surveyor, res Starr ave O T. • Lonquist August, mach T M Co. Looney Arthur, upholsterer F 8 Harmon & Co. Looney John W, teamster, res 914 G. Lopez Bernardo, lab T M Co. Lorain J B, bartender, bds Cliff House. Loranger George B, bartender, rms Railroad bet 11th and 13th. Lord Edward, farmer, res rear 1907 I. Lorentz George, lab, bds Chicago House. Lotz George F ( J H Lotz & Co), res 1413 Yakima ave. Lotz John H ( J H Lotz & Co), res 1418 Yakima ave. Lotz J H & Co (J H, George F and Wm T Lotz), grocery, 1649 Tacoma ave. Lotz Wm T (J H Lotz «fe Co), rea 1413 Yakima ave. Lovell Don G, dairyman 743 Tacoma ave, res same. Lovell Louis S, millhand, res e s E, Byrd's add. Lowe Thomas G, saloon s w cor I and North, res same. Luft Christian V, ste-ard Central Hotel, res 927 D. Lnpton J C, driver T M Co. Lnlocher John, lab, bds Chicago House. Lunan John S, teamster, res 1408 E. Lundgren P, lab T M Co. Lunkey Frank, res 1936 E. Lunng Charles, rms Washington House. Lurty Wm B, elk, res 707 Tacoma ave. Lnsthoif Henry, saloon 1207 Pacific av, res same. Lynch John, longshoreman, res on the beach O T. Lvon Ernest W, N P express and passenger agt, passenger agt P C S S Co 921 Pacific ave, res 615 Tacoma ave. IMIO s s \ Is a* up 3 ■ 9 CO McAdams Archie D, raolder, res w s Jefforson 3 s of 19th. McAdams David, moldor, bds Jefferson nr Pacific av. McAllister George W, bookkpr Tacoma Coal Co 119 9th cor Pacific av, res 1316 C. (l0 E.C.Vaughan&Co. WaOLKSALK AND RBTAII< Cnty Book and stationery Htore. 1102 Paoifio Av*., cor. lltb, Tacoma, W. T. \m HILL, OSBORNE & CO. ABSTRACTS OP TITLE. Oar boou show oomplete abttraota of title to all lands in Kiiia Coantv ~ CAT — tiordoa MlocM, •)•• fi'rwuc >*trret. MKAT'ri.B, W. T, Ifc 443 B. L. POLK & CO.'S 111 z I- McAnerney Michael, plasterer, res 1401 K. McAtee M, blackBinith 1514 Railroad, res 1765 E. McAtee Win C, blacksmith, bds 1755 E. •McBride George, loiigshoreiiiaii, res nr cor 2d and Starr O T. McCaffrey John, lab, res in gulch opp coal bunkers. x McCain Win H, elk, rms 1130 Railroad. McCallum Daniel, lab, bds Halstead House. McCatin Cornelius, iiler, bds J F McCann O T. McCann Ellen (wid Patrick), bds J F McCann O T. McCann James F, foreman, res Milltown O T. McCann John B, tiler, re? Milltown O T. McCann Margaret Twid >hn), res 11th nr city limits. McCann Patrick, lab, res 11th nr city limits. McCarthy Charles, lab T M Co. McCarthy Callaglian, ice dealer, res rear 1142 D. McCarver Julia A (wid M M), res 4th nr McCarver, O T. McCarver Miss Naomi, bds Mrs Julia A McCarver. McCaslin Milton D, printer, res 320 11th. McClane Mrs Mary, bds 1112 C. McCauw James, mill boss T M Co. McClellan John (F D French & Co), res New York. McClintock James M, elk, res 1124 I. McClure Chester, carp, bds 1804 Tacoma. McCluskey E, lab T M Co. McCombs Frank, wood sawyer, res Kellogg's add. McConville John A, sawmill man, res 1209 Yakima ave. McCormick Charle? W, watchman, res cor Tacoma and 3d. McCoy James A C, physician and county coroner 936 Pacific ave, res 1311 Pacific ave. McCoy Mrs Lena W, propr Rose Lawn greenhouse, res 1334 C, McCoy Mathew, hardware 1134 Pacific ave, res 1334 0. McCracken H, helper M F Hatch & Co, bds 908 G. McCracken James A, sawyer, res 908 G. McCrary Allen, res 1412 L McCrary Silas E, laborer, bds 1412 1. McCrary W m H, farmer, res 1505 I. McCrea Mrs Sabrina, bds 923 9th. McCuUey Alvetus, dentist 1311 Pacific ave, res w s bet 11th and 13th. McCuUey Andrew J, flour packer, res 513 S 30th. McCutcheon Joseph, plasterer, rms C L Steele. McDonald Donald, car builder N P R R, res 1342 E. Dr C Ej CASS OrthopcBdlc Surgeon and * TA0OMA.W.T. ' Gynecologist JNO. S. BAKER & CO. *««>«•*" c-o"- INVITI OORRUPONDKNOK. Commission Merchants, TAOOMA, WASH. TV. TAOOMA DIHEOTOnY. 444 McDonald Mrs M, bda Cosmopolitan Hotel, O T. McDonald C)zia8 D, carp, res s w cor J and Center. McDonald Kichard, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel, res same, O T. McDonald Thomas, mach, res w s G In 25th. McDonnell John, messenger "W U Tel Office, res 1402 G. McDonnell Michael, carp, res 704 14th. McElway W, trimmer T M Co. McEntee J, machinist Tacoma Iron Works. McFarland J B, painter C T Brackett, bds Villard House. McGee James, runner Halstead House. McGee Wm D, carp, res 1718 Hood. McGill Frank, street commissioner, res 1951 Yakima ave. McGinnis Arthur, teamster, rms 1718 Hood. McGoldrick James A, pres N W Mfg and Trading Co, res Yak- ima ave nr 27th. McGoldrick John A, teatnster, res s w cor Yakima ave and 23d. McGoldrick Thomas, lab, bds s w cor Yakima ave and 23d. McGrath John, propr 8t Charles Hotel, res same. McGregor Daniel (VauBuren & McGregoi'). McGnire M, pantrjman str G E Starr. Mcintosh Colin, civil engineer, res 728 D. Mclntyre John, mill hand, res nr Snyder, Stevens & Go's mill. Mclntyre Thomas, yardman Snyder, Stevens & Co, rms mill. mclntyre Wm, Treas News Publishing Co, bds Villard House. {See p 21.) McKay Mrs Alice, res w end 2d, O T. McKay Harry F, policeman, res 206 11th. McKay Hugh, watchman, res Milltown, O T. McKay Hugh F, Chief of Police, res 128 Jefferson. McKay Joseph, planerman, res Milltown, O T. McKay Robert T, res 1302 K. McKay W F, cruiser T M Co. McKenney Miss Jessie, seamstress, bds 1908 G. McKetmey Lucy (wid Henry), res 1908 G. McKenzie A, sawyer T M Co. McKenzie George, bds 1950 E. McKenzie John, mach N P R R, bds Washington College. McKenzie W C, lab T M Co. McKone A K (McKone & Co), res Colorado. McKone Frank E (McKone & Co), res 1117 C. mcKoiiC &. €o (A K and Frank E McKone), Grocers 1318 Pacific ave. {See p 43.) PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL. Tacoma, W.T. Bi>eoiAl attention given tn nil ohmnio nfiiiotinne, including those suffering frum Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. m CO f CD as (A MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. n::i |; I' I I C9 446 R. L. POLK & 00. 'S •a it "J I! McLarty Malcolm, carp, bds Washington College. McLarty Robert W, carp, res 1939 E. McLanders Hugh, lab, res Milltown, O T. McLaughlin Henry B, special policeman, rms 1824 Railroad. McLaughlin James, printer Ledger. McLeod Wm, planerman, res Milltown, O T. McMahon James, longshoreman, bds Forest King Hotel, O T. McMair Thomas H, carp, bds 1326 D. McMlcken Maurice (Struve, Haines, McMicken & GarretBon)^ res Seattle. McMillan Archibald, res 1102 A. McMillan Duncan N (Maloney & McMillan), res Shingle Mill, OT. McMillan George, lab, bds n w cor 21st and E. McMillin John S, mgr Tacoma Lime Co, res 946 E. McMillen Wm, res 1'612 G. McMinn Miss Victoria, dressmaker, bds 716 Yakima ave. McMuUin W, engineer T M Co. McNamara Thomas, longshoreman, res on the beach, O T. McNanght James (McNaught, Mitchell & Chapman), res Seat- tle. mdVan^ht, IVIitchell Sk. Chapman (James McNaught, John H Mitchell Jr, Wm O Chapman), Lawyers, Wright Building, cor Hailroad and 9th. McNaughton Arch W (W R Dodge & Co), lawyer, res 1123 Pacific ave. McNeal Matilda E (wid Abraham), dressmaker 427 E, res same. McQuarie Malcolm, lab, res Milltown, O T. McReaWm. lab, res 36 D. McSherry Thomas, janitor Fannie C Paddock Memorial Hospi- tal. McSween Ronald, clerk, bds 911 E. McTeigh J, blksmith Tacoma Iron Wks, bds H M Shaw. McVitiu Louise, domestic, bds 1354 D. McWithy Melancthon (Darling & Co), res 1313 G. im: Mabor Miss Anna, bds 243 D. Mabor Caroline (wid James), res 248 D. Macintosh Malcolm, blacksmith, res 1756 D. Mack Jeremiah, lab, res rear 1949 Tacoma ave. Mackay Rev W A, pastor Ist Presbyterian Church, res 929 E. COLLINS & FOWELL,! WHATOOM, W. T. ( H Bought, Sold and Rented. OOARfcSPONDKNOE 80LI0ITID. Bay A«r« Tra«t« near Mcattio of t Fortane* madn by bn^in* mioh traeta tSntLMAN, LLtWKLLTN tt, UU., DFOKeri, •< ap„ij. gt. ^„ui Qmaha, D«nver. etc. PoH BuUding, BeatUm, Wash. { Bo will purohaaea near Seattle prove. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 446 niacKenzie Alexander, Merchant Tailor 1V)\ Pacific ave, res 808 A. MacLaflferty Barnabas S, pastor Ist Baptist Church, res 410 9th. MacLaflferty Miss Gertrnde E, teacher Central School, bds 410 9th. MacLafferty Miss Happy A, teacher, bds 410 9th. MacLaflferty James 11, mach hand Tacoma L & M Co, bds 410 9th. ' MacLennan Sarah J (wid Kobert B\ res O T. MacLeod A J, elk N P R R Land Dept. Macpherson Nelson St S, accountant, rms 2d bet 9th and 11th. Macready Alexander, sec and treas N W Mfg and Trading Co, res 816 10th. Macready John (Chilberg & Macready), bds 816 10th. Madden Martha, chambermaid The Tacoma. Maddux T E, tallyman T M Co. Madison Hans P, blacksmith, res 301 S Slst e. Magill Edward, bookkpr Fawcett Bios, rms same. Magnus David, cigars etc s e cor Pacific ave and 11th, rms 1156 C. Ma^nusson Martin, brakeinan, bds cor K and Division ave. Maher Michael, lab, res w s I 3 s 20. Mahncke Franz (Davis & C<»), res 908 I. Mahncke Henry (Mahncke & Muehlenbruch), res 819 Yakima ave. mahncke & IVInehlenbruch (Henry Malincke, Charles Muehlenbruch), Tacoma Bakery, 1023 Pacific ave. Maine Wallace, bds Union House. Maior J, sailor str G E Starr. Male Elizabeth C (wid George), res 814 Yakima ave. Male Miss Mary E, teacher Central School, bds 814 Yakima ave. Malerug Eliza (wid James), res 302 S 25th e. Mallory John, waiter str G E Starr. Malmstrom John F, carp, res 1711 G. Malon Henry, saloon 807 Pacific ave, res e s Tacoma ave nr 23d. Maloney Thomas, farmer, res 11th nr city limits. Malony Thomas (Malony & McMillan), res beach, O T. Malony Win, shingle maker Malony & McMillan, res same. Malony & McMillan (Thomas Malony, Duncan N McMillan), shingle mill on the beach, O T. Mamlock Julius B, restaurant 821 Pacific ave. res cor G and N 6th. FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opened Hay iKt, 188». Htune Istreet. OLV TACOMA. ■ X ■ o i =3 CD ■■■■ era =1 1 CD CD 919 •tak •1 n n u wmmmm m P i \& I! 'Mi ^irS* Lake Umoi Fnniitiire HI Co. "tSS^" MaUMni«ilon 4i>i«i(irAnt«ed. Mill Mt., opp. Ocelii«n&al flotcl. tle»tile. hm o tVJI D "3 ca as: 447 R. L. POLK 4 CO. 8 C3 5 z X H o Manchestei' B, saw filer, res Milltown, O T. Manett George, car cleaner TS' P R R. Manker James, machinist, rma 1724 Railroad MajikerWm R, firon>r.:i N P R R. Miiun Andrew R, florist, res 5th nr Starr. Mann Mris Belle, boarding house, 1118 C. Mann Mrs Bradish, florist 5th nr Starr, O T, res same, Mann J 0, capitalist, bds The Tacoma. Mann John H, p)rter T M Co. Mann Lyman, mail agent, bds 1010 A. Mannett George, lab K P R R, rms 102 Jefferson. Manning Joseph, waiter Washington College, res same. Manning Lncius R, vice pres Pacific National Bank, rms same. Manning Mrs Sarah (wia Penuel), bds 1314 Railroad. Manning Thomas E (Hardwick & Manning), res 2314 Pacific ftve. Marble Charles E, policemun, r^s foot of 13th. Marcum P R, carp, bds Western Hotel. Marett Miss Emma, stvident, bds 718 Yakima ave. Murgrat Olive C (wu^ Louis F), nurse, bds rear 717 Tacoma ave. Mr.rks Cliarles, machinist N P R R, res 1122 Yakima ave. Ml ir Frank S, soda maimfucturer 1007^ Pacific ave, res 1106 C. Mh "■\ti Arthur A, conductor, res 1109 A. Martin Catherine Twid Jesse), res nr cor Division ave and L Martin Oiiarles, lab T U I & B Wks, res w s J nr North. Martin George, bartender, rins 1215 Pacific ave. Martii' George, elk, res 1215 Pacific ave. Martin Joseph, lab T M Co. M«van Joseph, musician, rms 1123 Pacific ave. Martin Louis, lab T M Co. Martin Miss Mi'.ttie, ods 920 G. Marr lleniy, cook Halstead T'iouse. Marymount W, coal passer str G E Starr. Mfi'7,ano Thomas, lab, bds 1150 Railroad. l^nsoii Allen €, Loan Broker 1005 and 1007 A, res 753 E. Mason Bros (David and Thomas Maton), dairy a e cor Puyallnp ave and S F e. Mason David (Mason Bros), res s e cor Pnyailny and S F e. .Liason Thomas (Mason Bros), res s e cor Puyallup and S F e. Mftsonic Hall, 9o4 Pacific ave. Massey Rev Thomas JT, Pastor First M E Church, rea 310 7th. R. I. MORSE, Nkw Whatoom, W. T. v.^.^fn'' Lime, Plaster and Hair, -T-*«.I3!T'r CCJ-CSRS. OO.A.X. OIX.1. PsIntM, oils,, fitlaiiw nntt Wall Pnpnr. 1 HALL & SAVENDER J Farm, Timber and Coal Lands. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 448 Iflasterson Chariest P, Pres Pacific National Bank, rms same. Mattereon Andrew, carp, res 1016 13th. Mattfildt Fred, wood sawyer, res Kellogg's addition. Matthews Jacob, longshcx-^nan, res on the beach O T. Matthews John, longshoreman, res nr ship yard O T. Mattson J, sailor str Emma Ilayward. Mftulsby D A, foreman Ledger, res Ouimette blk. Maxwell J L, carp Dougan & Bringham. Maxwell J M, prmter Ledger, rms 754 St Helen's ave. May Jacob, lab, res 1018 K. Maybee Seward A, elk Rowland & Hotchkiss, rms cor Pacilic av and 13th. Mayer Meinrad, tinsmith N P R R shops, bds Union Hou^e. Meads John F, sec Tacoma Union Iron and Brass Works s ecor Pacilic av and 15tli, res 1755 D. meade Wm J, City Clerk 1154 Pacific ave, res 753 E. Meagher Philip, asst bookkpr, rms Jonathan Frazier O T. Meaney Daniel, lab, bds Halstead House. Meath Edward, elk R G Meath, bds same. Meath Richard G, grocer 1346 Pacific ave, res same. Meek Jo'ii:, carp, res ni' Huntington & Litle's brickyard. Mehaifey Wilbur G, dairyman, res 1931 Yakima. Mehler Caspar F G, elk Henry Kampeter, bds Chicago House. Meier Alplionso, lab. res 712 Railroad. Melby Ohif, cook G H Koreus brickyard C T. Meline C W, lab, bds 1313 K. Mente Henry, lab, res 517 2l8t. Mengert F, lab T M Co. Menzel George, lab T M Co, res T. Mercantile Library, Mrs H K Moore pree, Mrs W D Tyler vice- pres, Mrs Gwin Hicks sec and librarian, s e cor 9th and C. Mercer Mrs Hattie, cook Exchange Hotel. merchants' rVational Bank, Walter J Thompson Pres, Henry Drum Cashier, n w cor Pacific av and llth. (^See front cover.) Merkel Madame Margaret, teacher Annie Wright Seminary, res same. Merrill Ellery C, teamster, res 1702 Yakima ave. Merrill Henry, lab, bds Halstead House. Merrin Arthur, lab Tacoma L & M Co, bds cor 2l8t and F. Merrin Henry, lab, res 523 S 30tii e. G. H. WOOD -?J"an%'.J OQ 1199 P««U1« Ave^ N»wt*n WaiKOn and Wor- w Ow. <'Dnn Impi'rt^r Bj\d Wholennlo Dwdftr in Wlo*i». lil«iuArii • XjXLJn V7XiXV X , and (;iKsrH. ti<>le Aunnt for the Kor«>i»t KIkkrhcI tha TKvlor Ii«>ntac.ky Boarbwn and Kyr t«h>i»kl«>ii. Doixjt for thn Piper Hledaeck Champasne. 1001» PACAVKU A'V., TACUHA. W. T. Whateow G«. islRnA Co., ( fiiiarnntAfl Lnnn A. Trust Cn I Seattle. Mkadt Co, Kins Co. BOUGHT. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 450 Milne & Parks (Jatnes Milne, Orrin N Parks), painters e s G bet 11th and 13tli. Miner Milo J, teamster, res 229 D. Miners George, res 1210 I. "'intner Wm, chamberinan Washington College, res same, isner Wm W (Mnnson & Misner), res 451 E. itcliell A James, longsiioreman, res on the beach, T. Mitchell Dixon A, carp, res 1814 Tacoma ave. Mitcliell Josiah (Algar & Mitchell), res 2549 G. Mitchell John H jr (McNaiight, Mitchell & Chapman), bds The Tacoma. Moabus Ann (wid Wm), res 1723 G. Moabns Wm, blacksmith helper N P R li shops. Mobns John A, tinner Harvey & Young, res cor G and 15th. Mock Charles W, express mesenger, res 1526 Railroad. Moe J F, lab T M Co. Moo O C, lab T M Co. Moe S O, lab, res on the beach, O T. Moen Die K, lab, bds 745 C. Moggeth Joseph, lab Timm & Forck. Mohrbacher Theodore, elk Henry Kampeter, rms 1217 A. Molinelli Miss Florence, actress, rms 426 C. Molinelli Mrs Theresina, rms 426 C. Monk C, ])orter str North Pacific Montey George B, elk S M Nolan, rms same. Montgomery Wm, chief baker T M Co's cook honse. Moody Otto, lab T M Co. Moon Wm A, farmer, res 1333 D. Moore Christopher, gardener, res 2520 G. Moore Harry, waiter J E Bailey, res C bet 7th and 8th. Moore Henry K (Moore & Slaugiiter), res 618 E. Moore Mabel, res w s Railroad bet 7th and 9th. Moore Mary, waiter Western Hotel. Moore Thomas, head waiter The Tacoma. Mjore Wm, lab, res 609 11th. Moore Wm B, res 746 C. Tloore & Slaughter (Henry K Moore, Samuel C Slaughter), Real Estate, 116 11th. {See p 5.) M -an C, deck watchman str G E Starr. Morck Louis, student, bds A Anderson. Morgan Harry, saloon and theatre 815 Pacific ave, res 101 9th. Morfifan Magnell, lab, bds 1111 A. PlCTURi^ AND RnOM W O o Page Irwin, bds 745 Page James, 2d master tug Tacoma. Page John S (John S Page & Co), res 1402 Tacoma ave. Page J 8 & Co (John 8 rage, Marie L Kent), furiiiture, 1015 Pacific ave. Page Wm (Page & Proebstel), res 1414 I. Page & Proebstel (Wm Page, Jacob Proebstel), shingle mnfrs, cor east C and Puyallup ave. Pagett C Columbus, clerk N P R R, rms 734 £. Palace James, porter B R Everett. Palace Wm, lab 505 C, res cor 10th and G. Palma Dominica, fisherman, res gulch opp coal bunkers. Palmer Charles, bricklayer, rms J E Baitey. Pandle Christof, lab, res 2903 Pacific ave. Papen John B, car repairer, bds 1019 Yakima ave. Parara Frank, planer T M Co. Pai-dun D, chief engineer str Emma Hay ward. Pardun H, asst engineer str Emma Hayward. Parker Alexander, broker, res 953 E. Parker Mrs A, dressmkr 1528 Railroad,, res same. Parker G ' ' mate str Emma Hayward. Parker Joun A (Branson & Parker), rms 1336 Pacific ave. ~arker Mortimer, fireman Tacoma Iron Wks. 'arker Miss Rebecca, bds 312 15th. arker Samuel, car builder, res 624 E. arker Theodore A, reb 1528 Railroad. iiParker Theodore E, mach Tacoma Iron Wks, bds 1528 Railroad. Parks Bertha E, dressmkr 946 Railroad, res same. Parks Leonard G, plumber, bds 946 Railroad. Parks O L (Milne & Parks), res 1134 Railroad. ifParsons Samuel M, hostler Farreil Bros, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel ^Paschke Rudolph^ elk G H Wood, bds same. I Patenaude Leo C (Young & Patenaude), rms C bet 8th and 9th. m j^Patrick H C, res 1314 Pacific ave. ^ '^Patrizo Antony, fisherman, bd« Mrs Alice McKay O T. to Patterson Charles T, painter, res 1608 I. I_j _^^^ Patterson Francis T, carp, res rear 1914JE. ^ M Patterson S H, apprentice, bds C T Patterson. C/1 CI g fcd o Ig. h. wood, HAKItWAHR. LiUKOKRH' MUPPIilKiS MS\^Ia MIJPPIilRS. KT(\. AT IiO%%KMT PHICKtI. I 122 Paolflo Ave., and < 121 R. R. St., TACOMA, W. T. SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street, Seattle. AvvBts flir Bmtm WMK«aa, Howe Sealeii, Atkins* Mllver Mteel llswa. 00 467 § B. L. POLK * OO.'a 09 C9 C9 CO en CS I] Patton John R, propr P S Transf Co 1321 Pacific ave, res 1764 E. Paulson Miss Carrie, teacher, bds 2301 Winthrop ave. Paulson H M, planertnan Taooma L and M Co, res cor Winthrop ave and 23d. Paulson John, baker Taconia bakery, res saine. Paulson John, blkstnith N P R E, res rear 1713 £. Paulson Paul A, pres Tacoina Luni ond Mnfg Co, res 2301 Winthrop ave cor 23d. Peacock Miss Emma, ironer Cascade Steam Laundry. Peacock Wm, carp N P R K, res 1723 Jefferson. Pearson Lawrence J, carp N P R R, res 17l9 D. , Pearson Wm C, res 1320 Railroad. Peck W E, printer Ledger, rms 754 St Helen's ave. Pederson Dora, domestic Howard D Thomas. Pederson P D, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Peigorscb Wm, teamster, bds 012 E. Pendegast Geoi^, longshoreman, rms Pacific House, O T. Pen«fe§^att John, Books and Stationery 954 Pacific ave, rms same. Pendleton D W, confectioner 1104 Pacific ave, rms same. Pengilly John, carp, res 414 S 27th e. Pepper Win (Caseuolt, Tomlinson & Co), bds Villard House. Perring Nicholas G, engineer Clara Brown, res 3d, O T. Perry D W, boiler maker N P R R car shops. Perkins Walter S, shingle maker Maloney & McMillan, b^s Cos. mopolitan Hotel, O T. Perry George, dishwasher T M Co's cook house. Peterman Tlieodore B, lab M F Hatch & Co, bds Union House. Peters Henry G (Peters & Miller), res 1009 A. Peters Joseph, lab T M Co. Peters Samuel, carp, bds 911 E. Peters Wm G, civil engineer 1154 Pacific ave, res 1009 A. Peters &, miller (Henry G Peters, Edward Miller), Galvan- ized Iron Cornice and Metal Roofers, 949 Railroad. Peterson Adrian, lab Noreus' brick yard. Peterson Alfred, mach N P R R shops. Peterson Archer, porter J B Rauh, rms same. Peterson Charles, lab, bds 1534 D. Peterson Charles, tailor A Mackenzie, res cor 15th and J. Peterson C, baker, bds Svea Hotel. Peterson C M, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Peterson David, lab, bds Svea Hotel. OT, A 'KT/XL^'Unn The onlybonae in Taooma which handles th« Ijeadliis MandMsdr Monr Huh Whf— •— - --■ — -- -"-- • '^^ ~ — ¥««lc ABd K«y West Clsani. ■#s Whlablea; aod oarnea the largMt' stock of New 104M> FAVIVIC AV.. TACUMA, W. T. PIAI • SI .764 E. inthrop ig 2801 )T. cific ave, )9 A. ■), Galvan- ad. idJ. the «ie«A»»5 fr Distilled itook of Me* iMA. W. T. DRAFTS ISSUED OKBMAWT IBRLAMD RN«1 GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. Seattle. TAOOMA DIREOTORT. 458 Peterson John, lab, bds Andrew Olson, O T. Peterson John, lab, bds n e cor G and 16th. Peterson John W (H Baublits & Go), res Artondale. Peterson Knut M,jprrocery 1315 Tacoina ave, res 1309 G. Peterson Ole, lab T L & M Go, res Tacoma Land Go's 1st Add. Peterson Oscar (Tnrner <& Go^, bds 1618 G. Peterson Peter, carp, bds Anarew Olsen, O T. Peterson Peter, longshoreman, res on beach, O T. Peterson P A, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Peterson Robert F, lab, res rear 1308 Yakima ave. Peterson Sven, tailor, bds 9l2 15th. Peterson Torgar, longshoreman, res O T. Petz Gharles, res 1335 D. Pfahl John, lab, bds 802 S 25th e. Philbrick G Julian, carp, res rear 717 Tacoma ave. phipps Gharles A, foreman car shops, res 1719 £. Phipps Gharles G, apprentice N P R R, bds l7l9 E. Pickard Lizzie M, bds 928 £. pierce Glarence, chief cook T M Go's cook house, ^.pierce Eben, farmer, res 61 D. "^ierce Thomas, chief engineer str G E Starr, res Seattle. iercy Francis H, elk !^nfman & Berliner, bds 13l0 Railroad. iercy Frederick, elk Dickson Bros, res 1310 Railroad. iercy Hotspur O, propr Pacific Transfer Go 1114 Pacific ave, ret 1631 D. iercy Walter L, with W F Piercy & Go, res 1310 Railroad. iercy Wm, elk, bds 13l0 Railroad. iercy Wm F (W F Piercy & Go), res 1310 Railroad. iercy W V Sl Do (Wm F riercy), Miscellaneous Agency, Gandy Factory and Musical Goods, 1114 Pacific ave. J^iacut Isaac, Wholesale Liquors and Hop Dealer 1319 Pp cific, res same. li' •- ^imes, hop exj-ert Isaac Pincus, res 1319 Pacific ave. ii ?us i! arcus, cIk D P Lewie, bds Isaac Pincus. inh John W, res G, O T. itmar. .< S, lab T M Go. Pixley Burtin, bellboy The Tacoma. Pixley Tliomas, teamster, res 1003 J. Place Ransom P, planer, res Garr O T. Platter Nellie, chambermaid The Tacoma. Jplummer Frederick G, teacher of science Washington Gollege, V^ res same. -^lANAtt APOANft Mnnleal MercbandlNe and MachlaA ;^lf%I^WOf VIlWAI^Of AttMhrnems, at Cttir Book and »ta- SI if I SEWING MACHI E8. tioni 1108 Mfore, K. C.Vanchan ry »»« iPMiila At*., oor. Utb, Tmoi anJkC*^ imaJW.T. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) V *'^'^^/ ^^« •i^ C^x W^ << ^ C/u y. m m 1.0 I.I 1.25 li; I 2.8 13.6 ■ 40 1.4 M ||M= M 1.6 Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, NY 145S0 (716) 872-4503 \ iV ^^ i\ \ ^^ o^ MfA TITTT ftC!T5ftT?WT!' ft Pft Attorneys nt I.aw and JllLL, UdCU£\«iNJEi & w.AbstractsofTitles King County li 09 459 6X9 Vront titieft. MUATTIiK, W. V. R. L. POLK & CO.'S CO CO CO 03 CO en 09 CO 2 CD 10 ui Plummer Wm J, painter, res 748 E. Pohlman Charles F, blacksmith, res 1002 G. Pohlman Fred, bell boy The Tacoma. Polley John R, elk N P R R Co, rms 1118 C. Pollock Robert, teamster, res 754 C. Pollock Robert M, stair builder, res rear 503 S 30th e. Pollock Mrs Sarah, dressmkr Mrs N G Hunt, res 754 C. Pollock Wm, bds Villard Houce. Poole David M, engineer, res Tacoma ave Byrd's add. Pool Franklin S, agt Knapp, Burrell & Co, res cor Tacoma ave and 15th. Poor George, steward str G E Starr. Poppleton Ezra, speculator, res 1340 E. Porter Alfred E, horse trainer, bds n e cor C and 15th. Porter Isaiah, street sprinkler, res 1321 D. ■ Porter Oliver, expressman, res 517 Puyallup ave. Porter Robert C, elk Hunt & Mottet, rms 1215 Pacific ave. Portman Lawrence, mngr S M Nolan, rmi same. Post OflSce (Old Tacoma), 2d nr McCarver. Post Office, Lammon E Sampson Postmaster, 111 lOtb. Pothoff Joseph, lab, bds Chicago House. Potwin Mrs Mary B, copyist auditor's office, bds 923 Tacoma av. Poulson Christian, carp 1729 Jefferson, res same. Powell Charles, res 1202 J. Powell Claude M, mason, bds 702 Railroad. • Powell Dilno A, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware 612 28th e, res same. [See j> 28.) Powell George W, mason, res 702 Railroad. Powell Lyle A, mason, bds 702 Railroad. Powell T H (Powell & Campbell), rms cor D and Baker ave. Powelson Rev Alfred P, pastor First Congregational Church, res 1302 Tacoma ave. Power James W, bds 1205 Yakima ave. Power Wm A, bookkpr M F Hatch «fe Co, res 1205 Yakima ave. Powers John, brakeman, bds Oh;c^o House. Poyns Jesse C, plasterer, res 1401 K. Pratley Richard, bricklayer, bds St Nicholas Hotel. Pratt George W, carp, res Milltown O T. Prevosto George, cabinet makr, res rear 1331 E. Price George H, lab T M Co. Price James H (Price <& Walker), Inspector U S customs, res 412 9th. Dr.O.E.CASE, sTj^c^Eozt^asici TACOMA w. T. a-TsnsrBooijOGHS'P. iia; JNO. 5. BAKER & CO., Wh";Te°8"aira"roS'er8. JOBBERS OK OIQA.RS AND TOBACCOS. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 460 H X PI "0 o o Price W S, lab The Tacoma. Price & "Walker (James H Price, Fred W "Walker), Cigars etc, 1001 Pacific ave. Prichard Anthony P, timekeeper N P R R shops, res 610 Yak- ima ave. Prichard Arthur G, bookkpr Pacific National Bank, bds 1322 E, Prichard Gilman "W, ticket agent Pacific ave depot N P R R, res 934 D. Prichard li¥ili P, Sec and Treas Brown's "Wharf and Nav Co, Brown's wharf, res 934 D. Pride August, harness mkr, bds Cliff House. Proctor John G, architect, res 1715 G. Proebstel Jacob (Page & Proebstel), res cor D and Baker ave. Proft Charles J, lab, res 218 D. Png^et Sound College Hospital, Dr F C Miller Pres, Dr E M Brown Sec, e s D bet 9th and 10th. {See bottom lines.) Puget Sound Transfer Co, J R Patten propr, 1323 Pacific ave. Puget Sound ViiiCgar "Works, s w cor Jefferson and 21st. Pulley "Wm P, cigars etc Railroad wharf, rms same. Purdy Frederick A (H A Durr «fe Co), planer man Snyder, Stevens & Co, res rear 42 S 7th e. Purinton Edward M, Central Meat Market 919 Pacific ave, res 712 D. Purinton Miss Hattie H, teacher, bds 712 D. Puttkamer Otto, lab, bds Chicago House. ^ u Quade Ernest L, elk Otto Quade, bds 411 9th. P Quade Otto, stoves and tinware 1115 Pacific ave, res 411 9th. m* Quann Thomas, lab, res 439 E. (j ^ueen Cliop House, H Knabel Propr, e s Pacific ave bet CD 9ih and 10th. {See j> 39.) g ^ E Raabe George, cooper, res rear 2501 G. 3j* Radebaugh John M, fireman, res 818 Yakima ave. (||% Radebaug^h F F, Editor and Propr Tacoma Daily and "Weekly Ledger, res 1320 Yakima ave. Q Raduenzel Amandus, carp, res 1304 C. tt Rainey John D, builder and chief of fire dept, res e s A bet 2 11th and 12th. ■ PU5ET~S0U1TD HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W. T. BeoeiTee and treata aU who may require medical or surgical treatment, Contagious Diseases excepted. m iil m m m rr, Si^ ii S ■\ 'n PatJwin Engine Steam Feedsi washincton ( Iron Works Oo. Setttl*. FOB liVMBKK NILI4». 461 R. L. POLK & CO. S O ■ X ■ cao A3 03 CO C/9 ca 09 Ralph Jacob, carriage maker, res 718 D. Ramge Augnstus C, shoeinkr A W Cone, res 1703 J. Ramsdell Fred, lab, rms Mrs M A Shaffer. O T. Ramsdell Mrs Harriett, cook Fanuie C Paddock Meraorial Hos- pital. Ratnsell Charles D, brick maker, bds 2543 G. Ramsey Samuel G, elk N P R R wharf, bds Central Hotel. Randall Lincoln, chief clerk Vice Pres N P R R Co oflSce cor 9th and C, bds The Tacoma. Rankin J W, timber insp W P R R land dept, bds The Tacoma. Rapier Wm I, plasterer, res 1908 I. Raguet James H, mgr R Latham & Co, rms 1118 Railroad. Raguet Samuel T, t«amster R Latham & Co, bds California House. Rasmusson George, lab, bds 745 C. Rangh Lizzie, laundress Annie "Wright Seminary. Rauh John B, Saloon s e cor Pacific ave and 9th, res 909 J. (S«6 p 40.) liave John C, lab, res 403 S 26th e. Ray Frank, lab L and M Co, rms H C CaseboU. Raymond George F (Turrell, Eggert & Co), res Seattle. Raymond Maud, res 1136 C. Raymond S C, lab, bds 745 C. Raymond S P, lab, bds 745 C. Raynor Mrs A H "W, vice principal Annie Wright Seminary, res same. Raysbrook Joseph, gang sawyer T M Co, res Mill town, O T. Reddick Joseph, lab, res rear 510 S 25th e. Reddick Martin L, carp, res rear 510 S 25th e Redmond Frank, longshoreman, bds Forest King Hotel, O T. Reed Carrie, domestic Washington College, res same. Reed Jacob, tailor 1302 C, res 1421 Yakima ave. Reed John, lab, res 424 E. Reed J B, engineer N P R R. Rees Isaac, sign painter 1911 Tacoma ave, res same. Rees Thomas, painter, bds 1911 Tacoma ive. Reeves Charles S, lawyer 906 Pacific ave, res 754 St Helen's ave. Reeves Miss Kittle, dressmaker, bds 914 13th. Reibsam George W (Duffy & Reibsam), res 915 Tacoma ave. Reii'henbach Charles, Propr Liverpool and London Clothing House 902 Pacific ave, res 930 D. Reichenbach Oscar I, cashier C Reichenbach, res 930 D. ^ COLLINS & POWELL, WHATOOM, W. T. \ft> hmve the FINBliT VABM LAWOM IW WKHTBBlir WAHH- mOTOn FOB AALB. ESHEINAN. LlEWEllYN & CO., BBOKBR0. HBATTIii:. tVASH^ Haye for sale a full lint of choice TlBtw, OmI tid I-w Uili. lupnrd lai Valmprorid farai, SnilBeii ud Bntdtut Proptrty, City MJ Bnbortin Lotl «ll Aen Trtetl. Uunlnlpal ana Onunty Sicurlilea Bouch'. Lcui K«(0 Utfl. TACOMA DIREOTORY. 462 Reid Charles, lab 922 A. . Reid Jatnes, lab T U I & B Wks. Reid J "W, wood contractor, res Hayden's Add. Reif George, chicken ranch, res beach, O T. Reif J Frederick, real estate, res 714 9th. Reif Margareta (wid Jacob), bdra Ernest Wohlraacher, O T. Reillv Wm J, waiter The Tacoma. Reinhardt Henry W, upholsterer, res 1322 C. Reinhardt John, lab, rms 312 15th. Renfro J "W, sawyer Malony & McMillan, bds same. Reno Louis Q, cashboy, bds 1144 E. Reorden Edward, road master N P R R, bds Central Hotel. Reynolds Miss Annie E, bds 1706 Hood. Reynolds George, wharf tallyman T M Co. Reynolds James W, fireman, res 1706 Hood. Reynolds John, lab, bds Halstead House. Reynolds John, painter, res 1118 C. Reynoldson Wn», foreman, rms 1116 Railroad. Rhea Robert A, engineer N P R H, res 1341 D. Rhoades Seth (Rhoades & Sons), res 1140 Pacific ave. Rhoades Seth.E (Rhoades & Sons), res 1140 Pacific ave. Rhoades George W (Riioades & Sons), res 1140 Pacific ave. Rhrades & iSons (Seth, George W and Seth E), Paints, Oils etc, 1140 Pacific ave. Rice Mrs Carrie V S, teacher Central School, res 1018 14th. Rice Stuart, bookkpr Tacoma National Bank, bds The Tacoma. Rice Renny H, apprentice Tacoma News, res G nr 17th. Rich Henry L (H L Rich & Co), res 1718 D. Rich H L & Co (Henry L Rich, Peter Butts), Harness and Saddlery, 1317 Pacific ave. (Seep 46.) Richardson James W, apprentice, bds O P Chapman, O T. Richardson John W, plasterer, res nr n w cor I and 21st. Richardson Miss Mina, bds O P Chapman, O T. Richardson W, lab T M Co. Reihart John, driver Piigefc Sound Transfer Co. Rigney James, res 1500 E. Rigney Johfi, flour and feed 1520 Pacific ave, res 1509 E. Riley James, lab, res beach O T. Ring Andrew R, carp, res 511 9th. Roach John, longshoreman, bds Forest King Hotel, O T. Robb Miss Emma C, milliner Mrs M Fowler, rms 1214 A. Robbins Herbert, sawyer, res 2813 East D. PMNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, . _ Bt. ReT. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Pre*. Rov. J. A. NichoUon. Bupt. _ J. F. BewdalAjr. Pbyrician. TACOMA, W. T. 11 .t:f i i M, Remember Lake Union Furniture M'fg Co, s^aC Fi They carry the beet aod largeet stock in theTerntonr.UTHElR PKU'EB are the Occidental Hotel, mB:ATTI || CD 1 •m [1 a» ;;' .■ o» S0 C/9 li M • ! t. SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street JobbCifs Mild R^talI«rH of Hardware and Implements. The Beat 4i>ood*. Th<> liwwfst PrIorM. i 465 B. L. POLK & 00. 8 I! en c/> eua 75 oa 03 CIO C3 as O ■ z ■ Sampson Eev Win II (Methodist Episcopal), res 602 Tacoma av. San Francisco Chop House, 713 Pacific ave. Sandberg Swan, lab Noreus' brick yard, bds 745 C. Sanders J L, trimmer T M Co. Sands Alva C, agt Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co 930 Pacific ave, res 706 E. Sargent Asher M (Uhhnan & Sargent), rms 705 C. Sargent Francis M, res 618 10th. Saunders Wm R, attornev, res 1015 G. Savage H W, domestic The Tacoma. Savedra Mrs Carmenita, res 228 C. Say Andrew L, teamster, bds 1531 D. Sayer John, lab, bds 1624 Yakima ave. Saylor F H, purser str North Pacific. Sayre Charles, car builder N P R R shops. Scandinavian Free Chnrch, 921 E. Scandinavian Baptist Church, e s E bet 4th and 6th. Scandinavian M E Church, 1531 Tacoma ave. Schall Philip, carp, res Byrd's Add. Scharjff Augustus E. ins agt 1314 Pacific ave, rms 621 Tacoma av. Scheiberger Philip, lab. bds cor Division ave and K. SchmidtTrank, lab, bds Chicago House. Scholl John D., Damfino Saloon 1502 Je£Eer8on, res same. {ifee p 40.) Schoegel O, trimmer T M Co. Scholz Paul, saloon 809 Pacific ave, res same. Schrensky Rudolph, messenger Gross Bros, bds Halstead House. Schulen Frank, teamster, bds Diedrich Stegmann. Schulte Charles (Schulte & Kuschel), rms 1510 Pacific ave. Schulte & Kuschel (Charles Schulte, Emil Kuschel), meat mar ket, 1510 Pacific ave. Schnltz Albert W, brakeman, res 1734 D. Schultz Charles, longshoreman, res O T. Schultz Henry, plumber, res 1724 Railroad. Schultz Wm A, butcher, res 917 D. Schulz Henrv, ship carpenter, res 317 S 30th e. Schulze Pauf, genl agt N P R R Land Dept, bds Tha Tacoma. Schuman PauHna, dressmaker Mrs M A Bliss, bds 1219 Pacific ave. Schwartz Nicholas, cook Maloney & McMillan. Schwarzer Albert, jeweler 825 Pacific ave, res 904 G. Schweyer Ferdinand, lab, res rear 1352 C. CT A mmp "R TP Sole Agent for the Forest King Whinhoy, The Famnum • JJ.41. W \Xd Cv X , R. H. Taylor'* flrr eoppnr MiHiUed Hand Madtt Sour Magh trhtaktet. TH« Sehlitm MOwaukett Bottlnd Beer, and the CamUle Key Wet Cigara. 100» PACIFIC! AV., TACOVA. W. T. MONEY WAITING FOR ^ MORTGAGES. I ( Guarantee Loan & Trust Seattle, Co. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 466 Scott Agnee (wid Wm), res If 16 Tacoma ave. Scott Alvin B, barber, res 1733 D. Scott Arthur M, clerk, res 1103 A. Scott Florence, dressmaker, bds 1316 Tacoma ave. Scott John, liostler P S T Co, res 312 15th. Scuccimar Benedetto, iishman F Lepomardi & Co, bds 1150 Railroad. Scully Harry, carp, bds 1346 Railroad. Scully Wm, carp, bds 1346 Railroad. • Seamen's Bethel, over Bonney & Kahler's drug store O T Searl Philip, carp, res 5th O T. Sears Miss Gussie, bds The Tacoma. Sears Theodore <3 (Sears & Ashton), bds The Tacoma. Sears Sc Ashton (Theodore C Sears, James M Ashton), Lawyers, 956 Pacific ave. Segbers Charles, printer Ledger, rms 312 11th, Seg^er Frederick, Employment and Gen Com Agt 1128 Pacific ave, res 1936 G. Selgren A, lab T M Co. Sellers John, teamstr Farrell Bros. Senter Charles 1%, Attorney-at-law Sprague bldg s e cor Railroad and C, res same. Serfliiig Sophia A, teacher East Tacoma School, bds 1518 E. Seteflfel Charles, waiter The Tacoma. Setzer Arthur, brick makr, res Pacific ave bet 11th and 13th. Seymour Charles, engr, bds Johnson's Hotel O T. Shaffer Malinda A (wid Wm G), res Starr O T. Shaffer Nicholas C, bds 1338 E. Shafford W, machinist Tacoma Iron Works. Shakse, lab T M Co. Shanahan Hannah, waiter Western Hotel. Shanley T J, steward str Clara Brown, res on board. Shannon Charles A, hostler Shannon & Austin, bds II M Shan- non. Shannon Richard M (Shannon & Austin), res 814 A. Shannon Sc Austin (Richard M Shannon, Edward A Austin), Fashion Stable 101 to 107 8th. {See p 26.) Sharp H H, reporter Ledger, rnis Wright blk. Sharpstein Wm C, Lawyer 1154 Pacific ave, res 606 Yakima ave. Shaw Carrie, domestic 1102 A. Shaw Helen M (wid Thaxter), Boarding House Railroad wharf. Shaw James M, lab, res 1308 Railroad. Books and Stationery £; m -< > z r m I 9. aa 1 I I B. C V»«KllMI * Co, and School Hnppliee of all kinds. News- and PeriodioHip, NothIs. Historiee, Cy- clopediss, at City Book and StatiooeryStOFe. tlOit Paelflc ^ve^ «or, Itth, TAUtflHA. w. T. «6 i» "•I Iff !' i. hii; i;i ETTLBRaiLOCATKD in any of the Pnget Hound Coantiaa. GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS. OITT SUSTITOS'S Oio* BEATTU5.W.T, 467 R. L. POLK A CO.'S Shaw John, waiter Villard House. Shaw John, wood sawyer, res 1712 J. Shaw Lawrence, farmer, res 1417 J. Shaw Loren R, teacher, bds 1018 14th. Shaw Matthew, hostler W C Inibrie. Shay P M, sawyer T M Co. Shea Michael, saloon 916 Pacilic ave, res 2401 Pacii?c ave. Shearer Susan, chambermaid Annie "Wright Seminary, res same. Sheehan George, iireman tug Tacoma. Shelby, lab, rms 1215 Pacihc ave^ Shelden Harlow, farmer, res w s East D T L Go's let add. Sheldon C, waiter T M Co. Sheldon Harry, lathcntter, rms Mrs M A Shaffer O T. Sheldor R, labTM Co. Sheller George W, elk H M Lillis & Co, res Carr O T. Shelton L fi, res 1411 G. Shelton Tilli.:an H, res 1411 G. Shepard Lucy (wid Thomas), res Carr O T. Shepherd Joseph C, res 920 E. Sheridan Frederick, bartender Henry Malon, res Railroad bet 7th and 9th. Sheriff's Office, County Court Honse. Sherman Albert H, commissary T M Co, res w s Tacoma ave nr n 5th. Sherman Mrs Albert H teacher Annie Wright Seminary. Sherman Edwin, carp, bds Exchange Hotel. Sherman Oscar, dishwasher Western Hotel. Sherman Tabor A, painter Milne & Parks, res 1901 I. Shipley Isabel (wid Levi), bds E M Beatty. Shipley Wm M, mason, res 231 D. Shrmer Watson C, furniture finisher, res 2547 G. Shrives A, janitor Washington College, res same. Shumway Miss M F, drawing teacher city school, bds 817 11th. Shute Wm T, teamster, res 2419 D e. Siburg Wm, saloon s e cor Pacific av and 8th, res same. Sibley Miss Annie, dressmkr, bds Wm Sibley T. Sibley Mrs Mary, dressmaker, res 3d, O T. Sibley Wm, res 3d, O T. Sicatbose Elder K H, pastor Ist Christian Churci, bds Mrs Bell Mann. Sid John, laborer, res 109 S 23d. Sidwell Mark, painter C T Brackett, bds 745 C. Dr. 0. E. CASE, Orthopoedic Surgeon, JNO. 8. BAKER A CO., Wholesale Grocers OONSIQNMENTS OF GRAIN AND L PROVISIONS 8OLIOITC0. ( And Oommlsslon Merchants. Taooma, Waal:i. Ty m TAOOMA DIREOTORY. Siinard Lucien, pi-opr French Laundry, res same. Simcoke James T, civil engineer, res 731 C. Sinidars Otto, engineer, res 4th nr McCarver, O T. Simmons Charles, teamster, bds rear 1602 Tacoma ave. Simmons John, lab T M Co. Simon V, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Simpkins Charles (Charles Simpkins & Co), res 1138 Railroad. Simpkins Charles & Co (Charles Simpkins), painters' supplies, 1138 Railroad. Simpson Eleanor, tailoress F Wolland, res G nr 11th. Simpson James, mason, res 1613 K. Simpson Mathew, farmer, res 1213 G. Sinnock John, Carpenter, Cotitractor and Builder w b Rail. road bet 7th and 9th, res 1718 Yakima ave. Sinnock John, bds 1718 Yakima ave. Sinnock Walter, carp, bds 1718 Yakima ave. Sisson Fred, lireman, res 112 S 23d. Skafse Peter, lab, rms 1322 Railroad. Skeeters James A, res 1523 Tacoma ave. Slater John, carp, res 2922 i) e. Slater Robert, laundryman The Tacoma. . . • Slater Wm, musician, res rear 1121 E. Slater Wm, laundryman The Tacoma. Slayden John G, elk Bonney & Kahler, res 951 Tacoma ave. Slaughter Samuel C (Moore & Slaughter), rms cor Pacific ave and 11th. Slattko Henry A, policeman, res foot 18th. Small Miss Jennie, bds 723 Tacoma ave. Small Wm T, res 723 Tacoma ave. Smart Alexander, meat market 323 S 25th e, res same. Smidt Henry, painter N C Kongsbach & Co, rms Casino Hotel. Smith Alired, blksmith N P R li shops, bds Union House. Smith Andrew C, pres Tacoma Coal Co, res n e cor C and 6th. Smith Barney J, screw turner Snyder, Stevens & Co, rms mill. Siriith Bernard, lab, rms H C Casebolt. Srarith C N, lab, res w s Byid's Add. Smith Daniel, planer T M Co. ' Smith Douglas (F D Hall & Co), res cor C and 8th. Smith Earl, miner, rms n e cor C and 5th. Smith Elizabeth (wid John), res 1316 D. iSniith F E) Sec Olympia Steam Nav Co, res Olympia. Smitli Frank A, mach, bds 1706 I. Prepaisd tx) receive ohronio cases at any time, from any part of the "oantry. For terms address K G. Miller. M. D. or E. M. Brown, U. D. TACOMA, W. T o H Z m 2 > i III ■ ] 'i Ill Puget Sound Hospital ■rlt STATIONARY ENGINES Washington Iron Worts Co. With or wlihont aiUnstable ent-oir. BKATTE.E. I I 469 R-. L. POLK & OO.'b C9 CO en it 1! I t ii it « i 'i Smith Fred, rma n e cor C and 5th. Smith George J, nurse Fannie C Paddock Memorial Hoapital. Smith George S, carp, red 1010 Yakima ave. Smitii Gus C, foreman pile driver, bds H M Shaw. Smith Henry F, night watchman, res 1706 I. Smith Homer, ironer Tacoma Steam Laundry, bds 1214 Q. Smith H F, watchman The Tacoma. Smith Isaac P, washer P S T Co, res 1706 I. Smith Jessie B. dressmkr, bds 1316 D. Smith John G, harnejs maker A F Hoska, res 1316 D. Smith Jonaiiian, rec 1742 £. Smith Miss Julia, student, bds W W Sprague. Snaith Lena B (wid Charles A), Furnished Rooms 717 Pacific ave, res same. Smith Lodoresco, res 1214 Q. Smith Maggie, domestic 702 E. Smith May, domestic 706 C. Smith Mrs Minnie E, rms 707 0. Smith Oscar, painter C T Brackett, re& 1214 G. Smith Miss Prothesa, domestic 11 D. Smith Robert, lab, rms 1116 Railroad. Smith Wm, ship carp, res 407 S 31st E. Smith Wm, lab, res 1202 I. Smith Wm A, teacher, bds 1804 Tacoma ave. Smith Wm C, lab. res 229 D. Smith Wm J, lab, res Milltown O T. Smith Wm P, carp Dougan & Bringham, res 718 Railroad. Smith Wm R, carp, res 1506 D. Smith Wm W, carp, res 312 11th. Snencal Louisa P, domestic Mrs M Fowler, res same. Snow Patrick, longshoreman, res O T. Snurbush, bds 1340 Railroad. Snyder Miss Ella, dressmaker Mrs Trainer, b'^s same. Snyder John (Snyder, Stevens & Co), res 1107 A. Snyder J A. 2d engineer str North Pacific. Snyder, Stevens Sc €o (John Snyder, John B Stevens, Saral B Baker), Saw Mill, cor 28d and East D. {,S«e p 42.) Soderberg A J, carp, bds Svea Hotel. Solberg Adolph H, shoemaker 1110 Railroad, re ''\me. Solvald Andrea (wid Olof), res 1516 G. Solvald Gorgan, farmer, bds 1516 G. Solvald 0\ot, farmer, bds 1516 G. COLLINS & POWELLJ Taxes Paid, fisnt:^ Collected. WHATCOM, W. T. ( Information Given Non-Reildents. THB OHBA.PEST LOTS KVKR OF^'PrERED. ^g^MBi About IKmile* fn>in PostOfBoe, within 5 blooktufOraded Bireediwith jKI" !■ iPK r\ BidpwAlka. Frtce, •JI5. TerniR. |auoa«h; $IH one mo ; $20 two moH.; JRn n V^' J J No interest. Biw Miiao ft. Eshelman. Llewellvn &. Co. Seattle. ^I'w J 32.) Struve H G (Struve, Haines, McMicken & Garretson), res Se- attle. Stubbs Miss Bessie A, bds 224 Tacoma ave N". Stubbs Rev R S, Gen Supt Am Seamen's Friend Socy Chaplain Tacoma Searaen's Friend Socy, res 224 Tacoma ave cor 3d. Stundon Patrick, expressman, 1149 D. Stundon Patrick jr, helper, bds 1149 D. Sturgis Edward, paper folder. Ledger. Sullivan Florence W, millwright, res Carr O T. Sullivan John H, blksmith, res 1014 Yakima ave. Summerfield Morris, elk Gross Bros, res 1003 Yakima ave. Sandberg Wm P (Sundberg & Nyman), res Svea Hotel. Sundberg & IV y man (Wm P Snndberg, Hjalmer Nyman"), Proprs Svea Hotel, 1102 and 1104 Railroad. {See p 37'.) Rundel P, planing mill, res rear 1519 G. Sundell Alfrejj, glazier Tacoma L and M Co, rms e s G bet 15th and 16^. Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co, A C Sands agt, 930 Pacific av. Sutter Henry, ipach, res 219 17th. 8f ea Hotel, Sundberg & Nyman Props, 1102 and 1104 Railroad. {See p 87.) Q H WOOD^®"ELF HARDWARE, \:* •„•■-*•• '' V-rv^J^, BolldloK SupplteH a Specially. xV** Paelflo Ave., a«a lllii K. B. fit. a?wA.COMLa.. -w^ v. n H Z m o o ■0 99 n SEA.1"rijB H-A-I^ID-'C^T'-A-ISB CO., HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CO 473 R. L. POLK & CO.'S OS cu I I SI its let SI P OB 14 Swamp Michael, car inspector N P R R, bds Western Hotel. Swan George E, cook, res cor Carr and 2d O T. Swanberg Peter, lab, res Mi 11 town O T, Swaney W^m B, carpenter, res 304 S 3l8t e. Swanson O, lab T M Co. Swanson George, longshoreman, bds C E Hallstrom O T. Swanson Gus, lab T M Co. Swanson John, lab T M Co. Swanson Susan, cook Bishop Paddock. Swanson Swan, lab T M Co. Swanson S, lab T M Co. Swansonberg Charles, lab, bds 745 C. Swedish Lutheran Church, 1115 Tacoma ave. Sweem Jerome, farmer, res T L Co's 1st add. Sweeney Charles C, elk Isaac Pincus, res same. Sweeney Gustavus, sawyer, res 1114 Yakima ave. Sweeney Michael, longshoreman, res O T. Sweet Arthur D, baggage master, res 1918 G. Sweet Frederick M, carp, res 2409 East D. Sweet Philip A, janitor East Tacoiaa School, res 2409 East D. Swensoa F, lab T M Co. Swenson S A, mach, bds Exchange Hotel. Swensoii S "W, trimmer T M Co. Swin Orlando Jl H, Furniture etc 903 Pacific ave, res 944 Railroad. Switchback Saloon, John B Gropper Propr, 1107 Pacific ave. {Seep me.) Symons Henry, lab, res 1932 G. Taber L, farmer, bds rear 1915 I. Tabor Hezekiah, farmer, bds rear 1611 I. Tacons^i Bakery, Mahncke & Muelenbruck Proprs, 1023 Pacific ave. Tacoma Boat House, "Wheeler & Ferris proprs, rear The Taco- ma Hotel. Tacoma Broom Factory, H Baublits & Co Proprs, 738 Railroad. [See p 44.) Tacoma Chamber of* Commerce The, J W Sprague Pres, J M Buckley let Vice Pres, W J Thompson 2d Vice Pres, James Chamberlain Sec, cor Pacific ave and 12th. Tacoma Coal Co, Andrew C Smith pres, Wm H Fife vice pres, George O Kelly sec, 119 9th cor Pacific ave. OT ATCr/l'iyi'pnn Distillers and Manufaotnrore Agont for the North Pacific • JJ.£»A^ V*^ Jiliw X f Coast. Makes his purchases from the yery larirest Haod- qnarters in the east, aod does business on Eastern Prinoiplps. A fair and square de«l to mwijhodj gusrautMd. 1OO0 FAUIVIO A V.. TACOJKA, W. T. 1 1 T Ti Tt Ta Ta Ta Tac( Ta< Ta< MONEYTOLOAN!'5''*«»''TEnoA^i?''STco. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 474 Xacoma Co-OperatiTe Steyedoringp &, Riggings Co, C W Walker Manager O T. {Seep S13.) Tacoma Daily and Weekly Ledger, K F Kade- baugh Editor an>: Propr, 926 and 928 C. {See p 19.) Tacoma Dock and Warehouse €o, David Wilson Pres, Charles P Mastereon Sec and Treas, Water Front South of Tacoma Mill Co. Tacoma Flouring mills, Watson, Olds & Co Props, cor 23d and East C. Tacoma Iron Works, David Lister Propr, S E cor Pa cific ave and 15th. {See p 23.) Tacoma Land Co, C B Wright Pres, W D Clari; Sec and Treas, Isaac W Anderson Manager, Office cor C ; nd 9th. Tacoma Ledger (Daily and Weekly), R F Radcbaugh Propr, 928 and 930 C. {See p l^) Tacoma Ledger, Job Printing, Stereotyping and Book- binding Office, 928 and 930 C. Tacoma Light and Water Co, Theodore Hosmer Pres, W D Tyler Vice Pres and Manager, J H Houghton Sec and Treas, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Tacoma Lumber and manufacturing Co, P A Paulson Pres, Henry Drum Sec and Treas, cor Puyallup ave and 23d. Tacoma Jflill Co, Charles Hanson Pres, George W Wat- son Sec, Wni H Hanson Treas, George Atkinson Supt, Lumber Manufacturers and Dealers in General Merchan- dise, Mill OlBce and Store Company's Wharf O T, Head Office San Francisco. Tacoma Mill Company's Ship Yard, Bay Shore O T. Tacoma Ifational Bank, J W Sprague Pres, W B Blackwell Vice Pres, Wm Eraser Cashier, n e cor Pacific ave and 10th. {See p 379.) Tacoma ]\ews, News Publishing Co, 930 Pacific ave. {See i>21.) Tacoma Packing Co, salmon cannery. Bay Shore, O T. Taconaa Planing Mill, cor Puyallup ave and 23d. Tacoma Petroleum C' , Levant F Thompson pres, Wm J Fife sec, office 119 9th cor Pacific ave. Tacoma Steam Laundry, Philip Metzler Propr, 939 and 941 C. {See p 376.) Tacoma Trading Co, Byron Barlow Pres, C S Barlow Treas, E S Barlow Sec, Railroad Wharf. -< > X r m E.C.Vaughan&Co. WHOLRSALK AND RBTAIL City Book and MtHtion«ry Ntore, 1102 Paoifio Ave., cor. 11th, Tacoma, W. T. ■ m § 1 0r ii '$> ; '■■ T j H a. 5g \ :■■ CD aU ^^L l^^l MMM* C3 ^H^ as ^^1 H^l ^- rf B> ^ fi CD 1 GO 1 oa I 1— f ** « i "■■ p? \i 5| it ll i' if 1 n t » 5 % n '^ |S i ; • IX «i ■l "ft ''. . Si If i n HILL, OSBOENE &. CO. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. Oar books show oompleta abstracts of title to all lauds in King Coanty, Gordon Ulocu, eS9 tfroni »tr«et, HKATTJLib, W. T. CO CD 475 B. L. POLK & OO.'S CO CB €0 i Tacoma Transferee, Charles L Murphy Propr, 311 11th. Tacoina Union Iron and Brass Works, Edwin Clark Pres, T E Fisher V Pres, John F Meads Sec, s e cor Pacific ave and 15th. [See p 23.) Tafe Mathew, longshoreman, res on beach, O T. Tail Louis, longshoreman, bds C E Hallstrom, O T. Taif Samuel, car builder N P R 11 shops, bds Union House. Tait Mrs Jane, matron Washington College, res same. Tait John, Pres Washington College Tacoma ave bet 7th and 8 th, res same. [See p 9.) ^ Tait John M, teacher English and modern languages Washing- ton College, res same. ^ Talbot Charles B, architect chief engineer's office N P R R, res ■^ 824 Yakima ave. "5 Talok .' lanuracturing Co, Carson &r, Johnson Proprs, Q.. Mnfrs of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, County road nr south city limits. {See p 8.) Talok Hills, John Carson Proprietor, Steam Saw Mills and Mnfr of and Dealer in Lumber, County road nr south city limits. {See p 8.) Tanghler Frank, lab, res rear 1144 D. Tappan J Edward, baggageman N P R R, bds Western Hotel. Tarallia Benedict A, lab, rms 1322 Railroad. Tarbell Francis, res cor N 1st and Tacoma ave. Taylor Abraham P, carp, bds Union House. Taylor Charles, longshoroman, bds Forest King Hotel, O T. Taylor Charles E, messngr P P T C Co, res D bet 11th and 13th. Taylor Edward W, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law 1154 Pacific ave, res 1407 Yakima ave. {See p 32.) Taylor Elias, res Howard Carr's Add. Taylor Fred T, deputy assessor, res 1127 D. Taylor George H, truckman, res 227 ClifE ave. Taylor Henry W, carp, res 1505 D. Taylor James, lab Koreus' brick yard. Taylor M M (Taylor & Hare), res 1009 A. Taylor Renwick, painter, res 320 S 26th e. Taylor Timothy B, physician Chamber of Commerce Building, res 1722 D. Taylor Wm C, asst postmaster, res 111 10th. Taylor & Hare (M M Taylor, Edward R Hare), clothing 952 Pacific ave, Teitge Reinhold E, barber, 2d, O T. Dr G £i GAS!E Orthopoedic Surpeon and TACOMA, w.T. ' Gynecologist 2^ CO i= 09 to CO b. 0> CO CO cd 0. OQ I bJ JNO S BAKEE & CO J^h^^sale grocers Ol^yJ' ►C -Uil-lVUXt «D V^V. Commission Merchants, TAOOMA, WA3H, TY. INVITf! 00RRE8P0NDEN0E. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 476 Tellesen Peterson, longshoreman, res 2d 1 w of P O, T. TempHn Herman, res 306 Slst East. Templin John, lab, res 306 31st East. Terry Chester L, IJ S Customs officer, res 29 C. Ttsrry Frank, carp, bds n e cor C and 5th, Tetreault Arthur, driver P S T Co, rms same. Thayer W "W, reporter Tacoma News, res 907 G. The Boca, Frank Dreyer Propr, 1005 Pacific ave. The Fox Island Brick mfg Co, W S Bowen Pres, S M Clark V Pres, S F Sahm Sec and Treas, Chamber of Commerce Building. The Northwestern American District Tel Co, A A Honey pres, J M Bell sec and treas, 928 Pacific ave. The Pavilion, 924 C. The Tacoma, W D Tyler Mgr, A bet 8th and 10th. Thickett Arthur, mach, bds Union House. Thiel Frances, waiter Chicago Hotel. Thisbed Carl, lab, bds Exchange Hotel. Thomas Edward A, lab, res nr Carson's mill. Thomas Howard D (H D & ME Thomas), res 18 C. Thomas Howard D jr, elk H D & M E Thomas, res 20 C. Thomas H D & lU £ (Howard D and Margaret E), Dry Goods and Carpets 916 and 918 Pacific ave. [i^ee toj^ hick cove?'.) Thomas Joseph, waiter The Tacoma. Thomas Margaret E (H D «fe M E Thomas), res 18 0. Thomas O T, lab, rms 1322 Kailroad. Thomas Wm, real estate, rms 1541 D. Thomas "Wm A, lab, bds E A Thomas. Thomas Wm B, laborer. Thomassen Miss Matilda, bds Peter Swanberg, T. Thompson E H, teacher of languages Washington College, res same. Thompson George, restaurant, n s 2d, O T. Thompson George, bus driver St Charles Hotel. Thompson Jonas B ( J B Thompson & Co), res 1010 15th. Thompson J B & Co (J B Thompson, Whitney L Lawrence), groceries, 1336 Pacific ave. Thompson Joseph S, carp, res YaiiDusen's Add. Thompson Levant F, pres Tacoma Petroleum Co, res Sumner. Thompson Matthew H, bookkpr N W Mfg and Trading Co, res 1624 Yakima ave. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL. Tacoma, W.T. Special attention xiTen to all ohronio affliotions, inoluding those Buffering from Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. o ;d H Z PI "0 > o Tl o w CD CH N Hi *^ o !> t-« s n •-3 ui bj 8> C/3 ■-i If 'ii ii i urn m m if STEAMBOAT ENGINES, \ WasliiD£t0l Im Ms Co. i, s 1 1. ■ 1 1 CondenMlnar or Mon-CondenatiiK- MKATTIiK. S 477 R. L. POLK & OO.'S C3 • ■MM C9 1^ 1: a V' a ti It I Thompson Robert, expresBman, res e s J nr Carson's mill. Thompson Thomas J (E C Yanghan & Co), res 11 D. Thompson liValter J, Pren Merchants National Bnk, res IOC. Thompson Wm, vessel capt, bds Viilard House. Thomson John, lab, res 907 I. Thorndike Charles, plasterer, bds J A White, O T. Thronson Thron, Ry postal elk, rms 1214 A. Tibbits Anna E, teacher, rms 1348 E. Tibbs Ilfenry, plumber, bds 1715 D. Tibbs Miss Sarah, bds 1715 D. Tiedeman John, painter, res 324 S 27th e. Tiedje John, bartender Frank Dryer, bds same. Tilley Thomas, longshoreman, res O T. Tillison Andrew, longshoreman, res McCarver, O T. Timm Peter (Timm & Forck), res T L Co's 1st Add Puyallnproad. Timra & Forck (Peter Timm and George Forck), dairy, T L Co's Ist Add Puyallup road. Timmons, lab, rms 1215 Pacific ave. Tod John (Laumeister & Tod), res cor I and North. Todd Andrew H, real estate, bds 1718 D. Tolson Anson C, physician, res 1139 C. Tolson Samuel, lab, res 1139 C. Tomlinson Josiah (Casebolt, Tomlinson & Co), res 1540 E. Tonneson Andrew, gardener, rms 1534 D. Torkelson Charles S, lawyer 954 Pacific ave, res 1729 Tacoma ave. Town Ira A. (Glidden & Town), Mayor of Tacoma, res 923 Tacoma ave. Toy David R, printer Ledger, rms 946 Railroad. Tozer Fred, pressman, bds 1318 Yakima ave. Trafton W B, farmer, rms 1318 J. Trainer Mrs, dressmaker 727 C, res 8am.e. Traver George "W, Real Estate, Notary Public and Com- missioner of Deeds for Oregon^ll5 Pacific ave, res 25th near East E. Treen Lewis H (Turrell, Eggert & Co), res Seattle. Trenchard G W, marine engineer, bds Halstead House. Trench Charles, longshoreman, res on beach O T. Trenholm Samuel, sawyer, res Milltown, O T. Trent P W, carp, rms 223 G. Trivelpiece Wm J, carp, bds Exchange Hotel. cULUNs _& powE tL.r'tuwrr* Whateom, RBAIi K8TATB BGALERU, W. T, i^( Whatoom County. Buy Aei* TraetB near Meattle of ( Fortunes made by buying snch tract* PQHELMAN LLEWELLYN &. CO BrokBra -5 "^T.''*?i''^S.*""''^"B "ti*"!!"" Minne- Pott Building, Seattle, Wash. ( Bo will purchases near Seattle proTe. TACOMA DIRECTORY. 478 Troll Matt, tinner, rms 1018 K. Trnesdell Sylvester, carp, bds Exchange Hotel. Tuckwell Mary T (wid John W), res O T. Tuel Andrew, driver Fuget Sound Trans Co, res Railroad nr 11th. Tullis Amos F, speculator, res 954 E. Tullis C W, engineer N P R R. Turbin Frank, mail agent, rms 1214 A. TurnbuU Lawrence, lab, res 1741 D. Turner James H, fireman T M Co. Turner James H, logger, res 1324 Pacific ave. Turner .Fohn (Turner & Co), bds 1518 G. Turner John, lab, res Svea Hotel. Turner Miss Mary, lodging house 1324 Pacific ave, res same. Turner Mrs S R (wid Judge George), res 618 E. Turner &. Co (John Tamer, Oscar Peterson), Groceries, Pro- visions etc, 1113 Tacoma ave. Tnrrell, Eg^gert &, Co (George J Turrell, Frederick Eg- gert, Lewis A Treen, George F Raymond), Tacoma Boot and Shoe House 907 Pacific ave. Turrell George J (Turrell, Eggert & Co), res 1014 G. Twyman IVm P, Real Estate Agent and Lawyer 1154 Pacific ave, res same. [See p 375.) Tyler UVm D, Mngr The Tacoma, res same. Uhlman Charles T (Uhlman & Sargent), res 705 C. Uhlman Richard W (A Walters & Co), res T. Uhlman Sc Sar^s^ent (Charles J Uhlman, Asher N Sar. gent^. Rainier Meat Market, Wholesale Butchers, 944 Pa- cific 'ave. {See p 377.) Ulnes Edward, lab T M Co. Uisn James A (J A Ulsh & Co), res 434 D. lJI§h J A & Co (James A and S J Ulsh). Fish, Oysters, Game etc, 1106 Railroad. Ulsh S J (J A Ulsh & Co), res St Helens ave. Underwood Cliftord, foreman, bds S O Allton, O T. Unfried Franz, cook, bds (Jlifl House. Union House, Mary J Hopkins propr, 1514 Pacific a^e. Unthank Miss Emma M, teacher, bds 806 Tacoma ave. Un thank Mary T (wid Joseph), res 806 Tacoma ave. Unthank Miss Minnie, teacher South School, bds 806 Tacoma ave. Upper Martin, engineer N P R R, bds Union House. Upton Frank, bellboy The Tacoma. Upton Thomas, watchman N P R R, res 1424 L FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opened Kay lat, ISSS. Starr Street, OLD TAC03IA. ■ Z o CD B> P h *2 . > org m m C9 ■■■• 3 i i* o> , ; ■>«■■ ) ' ^^ cn CP ■; i ; ^ i-¥ 1 ' CO 1 .' _4, ^l 13 "^ ssr CD aa i T - ^M«a jl^ ^3 OQ H t/> \'i' i! . •"* CD U> 1 E o» »l . ■'■if ThoM vho bel{#Te in "Home Indnitry" (honld jtatroniie WatlMmctlon Oaaranteed. MeUiiioiPiiniitiireHlCo. Beaidea yon will mt* money thereby. LARGEST STOCK. Mill Ht., opp. Oceldentsl Hotel. Meatile. 479 R. L. POLK &, CO.'S ^1 o ■■IB Q. o TJrch Abraham, carp, res 1712 D. TJ S Brewery, w s Jefferson nr 23d. U 8 Laundry, foot of 15th. Uzafovage Miss Alma E, bds 749 E. Uzafovage Charles (C Uzafovage & Son), res 717 E. Uzafovage Charles E (C Uzafovage & Son), res 717 E. Uzafovage C & Son (Charles and Charles £), boots and shoes, 914 Pacific ave. Yaeth Richai-d, jeweler 1111 Pacific ave, res 1144 E. Vail "Wm, engineer, rms 1203 A. Valley H, lab, bds Svea Hotel. Valley R, yardman M F Hatch & Co. Van Bnren martin F, Physician and Surgeon 1154 Pa- cific ave, rms same. Van Buren Wilson (Van Buren & McGregor), res 1417 G. Van Buren & IflcCrrei^or (Wilson van Buren, Daniel McGregor), Real Estate and Loans, 117 11th. Van Deventer Wro, dentist 910 Pacific ave, res 1122 Yakima ave. Van Horn John, driver Central Hotel. Van Tassell Philip, mach O R & N Co, res O T. Vanttrin C E, carp, bds Villard House. Van Zandt John W, physician s e cor Railroad and 9th, res same. Varner Charles, lab T M Co. Vaughan Elisha C (E C Vaughan & Co), res 733 Tacoma ave. Vaughan E C & Co (Elisha C Vaughan, Charles W Mor- rell, Thomas J Thompson), Books, Stationery, Musical In- struments etc, 1102 Pacific ave. {/See bottom lines.) Veazie Marion, res e s I 8 of 22d, Byrd's add. Veazie Wallace, bds Marion Veazie. Veai o o Vining Fi*ank H (Vining Bros & Co), res 604 E. Vining Ralph T (Vining Bros & Co), res 712 C. Vining Wm H, elk, rins 712 C. Voorhees H D, rms 1118 C. Voseberg Gottlieb A, steward T M Co'a cook house, O T. Vrainer H, sailor str G E Starr. Wacht am l§unde, A Weichbrod Editor and Propr, 954 Pacific ave. [See p 22.) Waddell James H, salooii 1502 Pacific ave, res same. "Walby Louis, carp Tacoma L and M Co, bds Tacoma ave bet 15th and 17th. Walder Louis, fisherman, res on beach, O T. "Waldron Harry, waiter, rms 1322 C. "Waldron Wm B, waiter Isaac Chilberg, rms 1322 C. Walker Miss Belle, waiter Sotean & Miller, rms C nr 15th. '^ Walker Charles E, driver, res 2502 Yakima ave, ^ Walker Charle§ W, Gen Mgr Co-op Stevedoring and r^ Kigging Co, res 2d, O T. ^ Walker Fred W (Price & Walker), rms 1001 Pacific ave. ^ Walker Mrs Helen, res 247 C. "^ Walker Henry D, carp, res 2508 Yakima ave. ■» Wall Samud W, corr Seattle Post-Intelligencer 1011 Pacific ae ave, res 1306 Railroad. 25 Wallace Alexander, carp, res 917 J. Wallace Thomas B jr, cash Pacific Nat Bank, rms same. Waliand John, lab t M Co. Waller A, elk McKone «fe Co. Waller O J, printer Ledger. Waller Webber, carp, res rear 1140 D. Wallerstein Louis (Louis Wallerstein & Co), res 1142 E. Wallerstein Louis & Co (Louis Wallerstein, George E Brown), candy manufacturers, 717 Pacific ave cor 8th. Wallis Charles, shoemaker 2d O T, res same. Walsh Paul P, harness maker A F Hoska, res same. Walsh R, waiter str Emma Hayward. Walsh Wm, plumber W Fesenfeld, bds Svea Hotel. Walter Charles, section hand, bds 1315 Tacoma ave. Walters Augustus (A Walters & Co), res O T. Walters A & €o (Augustus Walters, R W Uhlman), Propr First Ward Meat Market, cor 2d and Starr ave O T. 09 o 5 G. H. WOOD, ^ AK<>nt for fSewfn MTagon and IVor- 'meitian Plow €w. Oeneral Asricnl- tnral Implements. . _ IDm Paelfle Ave., »aa 11»1 B. R. Mt. TACOMA, W. T. iiifl 111 II f!" '^m E ' Seattle Hardware Co. 4ns Pront Mt., Meattle. LOnOEUS' BLA(1K8MITHB' BUILDERS' MILLMKN'B [SUPPLIES CO 481 B. L. POLK & OO.'S CD CO 09 OS C9 CO 4 Walters John, baker, residence 1114 0. ■ Waltie James, carp, bds 1718 Yakima ave. WanchfcWm, lab, bds 742 E. ' Ward Hannah, bds 1405 Yakima ave. Ward Miss Laura H, typewriter, bds 815 G. Ward Miss Lillian G, bds 815 G. Ward Michael, railroad contractor, res 710 9th. Ward Myron, res 815 G. Ward Miss Susan G, bds 815 G. Ward Theodore A, hack driver, res 435 E. Ward Wm T, hack driver Quinn & Miller, res 435 E. Ware Alfred, civil engineer, res 1818 Yakima ave. Ware Charles F, physician 918 Paciic ave, res same. Ware Melissa (wid Emmor), res 1417 G. Warner^Henry H, master mechanic, res 1718 C. Washburn MrsjMargaret, res 1926 E. Washington College, John Tait Pres, Tacoma ave bet 7th and 8th. {iiee p 9.) Waters Lawrence, grocer 1142 Pacific ave, rms Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Watkins Benjamin F, coal miner, rms rear 1306 C. Watkins C R, machinist Tacoma Iron Works. Watson Alexander R, civil engineer County Assessor's ofSce, res 727 St Helens ave. Watson George, engnr Tacoma Flouring Mills, bds Wm Watson, Watson James L, longshoreman, res nr cor 2d and Starr ave T. Watson John, miller Tacoma Flouring Mills, bds Wm Watson. Wait§on, Olds & Co (Wm Watsoii, Frederick T Olds, Fred- erick A Olds), Proprs Tacoma Flouring Mills, cor 23d and East C. Watson Wm (Watson, Olds & Co), res 362 East D. Watson Wm jr, miller Tacoma Flouring Mills, bds Wra Watson. Weatherred John C, res 1103 L Weaver Miss Carrie, teacher Central School, bds 1123 G. Webb Taylor T, propr U S Laundry, res foot of l5th. Webber Charles S, carp, res 1320 Tacoma ave. Webster Martha A (wid Win], bds 1328 C. Weed Frank S, barber, bds Exchange Hotel. li¥eichbrod Arthur L, Editor and Propr Wacht Am Sunde 954 Pacific ave, res 1409 Yakima ave. Weinberg Albert, elk C Langert, rms same. Weinert Otto J A, bucket turner, res 324 S 28th e. OT A 'KmiT'CP Impurtor and Wholesale Dealer in Wlnen, Mquors • XJ^OLXV VJJltXvX, nndCisara. Bole Asent for the Korent Ktn« and the Titylor Kentucky Bourbon and Ry« M hlMkles. Depot for the Piper UiedseeJk Champacne. lOOO PACIFIC AY., TACOHA, W. T. SU^Sr^S!: •*" ' WARRANTS ^"a'^an^^e J-oa" * Trust to. King O n.. BOUGHT. ( bC attle. 482 TAOOMA DIRECTORY. I "Weisbacli Artliur J, elk, bds 302 Tacoma ave. Weisbach Robert, Musical Mdse, res 903 Pacific ave. J Weisbacli R Jacob, merchant, res 903 Pacific ave. Welch Alma (wid Ralph), re8^716_ Yakima ave. Welch James, bds John Welch. Welch James, teamster, bds 1547 D. Welch John, res w s Tacoma ave, Byrd's Add. Welch John, res 1547 D. Welch John, teamster, bds 1547 D. Welch John jr, teamster, bds John Welch. Welch Martin, teamster, bds 1547 D. Welch Nicholas, teamster, bds John Welch. Weller George, butcher, res 3d, O T. Weller Gottn-ied, butcher, res 1128 Railroad. R Wells Rev Lemuel H, Rector St Luke's Memorial Church and 3 Chaplain Annie Wright Seminary, res same. g* Wells Ifirs liemuel H, Principal Annie Wright Semi- P- nary, res same. Welsh Michael J, street contractor, bds Halstead House. Welsh P, harnessmkr, bds Villard House. Welsh Wm, plumber, bds Svea Hotel. Wenishank Joseph, sawyer T M Co. Wentworth Charles, farmer, bds Mrs R V Staley, O T. Werner Christian, carp, bds Chicago Hotel. Wessels Peter, longshoreman, res nr ship yard O T. West Tacoma M E Church, 4th nr Starr, O T. West Tacoma School, H M Lillis principal. Westbrook Jonathan J, real estate, res 1117 A. Westerman George, blksmith helper N P R R shops, bds T J Westerman. Westerman Thomas J, mach N P R R, res 2501 C. Western Hotel, Henry Harris Propr, 1716 to 1720 Railroad. Western Union Tele§^rapli Office, S T Armstrong Manager, 955 Railroad. Westgate Albert H. brickmaker, res 2539 G. Westlin Peter, Propr Exchange Hotel, n w cor 18th and Railroad. (See p S8.) Wetterauer Charles, lab New Tacoma Brewery, bds 1502 Pa- cific ave. Weum Emma, domestic E P Cad well. Weum Hattie, domestic 452 E. Weum Julia, domestic 124 C. PinTIIRCr AMn RfinM With full line of EnKravinRS, Artotypes. Etc. Frames r lU I Un t MIlU nUUm Made to Order of latest. bwt and moststylish materials, ■■ #^iii m^mwkM^xa City Book and Stationery Htore, £. C. Vanghan A Co. lwl\/ULDINI«9 tlO»l*iM!lflcave.,oor.lltlt, Tacoma, W. T. ' i'HI 11 m CIVIL ENamEERS, OAEDNER &. Em, city •arveynr'a Ofllci«, 999 Vront Mtreet, MRATTIiK, W. T. i 'i n ■ S eS O c c Q a> p "5 Q. us 483 R. L. POLK & 00. S u, . "I M ■ .1 o Of III z H O Weybn'ght W, waiter The Tacoma. Whalon Miss Maggie, teacher, Ms Central Hotel. li¥heelcr D D, res 1183 Tacoma ave. "Wheeler Frank F, boat builder Gage M Wheeler, res boat house. H^heeler Gage HI ("Wheeler & Ferris), Pioneer Boat House nr Eailroad "Wharf, res same. [Seep 48.) Wheeler G H, Business Manager Ledger, rms Chamber of Commerce BIdg. Wheeler Wells, Grocery 1050 Yakima ave, res 1508 G. Wheeler Wm L, res 1133 Tacoma ave. "Wheeler Sl Ferris (Gage M Wheeler, Edwin D Ferris), Tacoma Boat House, foot of 10th. "Wheelivright Samuel A, Sec pro tern Tacoma Chamber of Commerce, rms Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Whiffler Charles H, apprentice Peters & Miller, bds E nr 8th. Whipple Stephen K, tallyman, rms J W Bowers O T. Whitcomb John T, plasterer, res 1014 K. White Adam P, lab, bds 1319 D. White A, fireman str G E Starr. White Capt C A, civil engineer, rms 1316 C. White Einmett, baggage master N P R R Railroad wharf, rms same. White George, longshoreman, res on the beach O T. White George W, carp, res 1933 G. White John R, lab, bds 1319 D. White Joseph A, lab, res O T. White Joshua, lab, bds Cliff House. White Maria (wid Robert), boarding house 754 St Helen's ave. White Mrs Rachael, res 1319 D. White Thomas A, lab, bds 1319 D. White Wm, waiter T M Co's cook house. White Wm C, lab, bds 1319 D. White Wm D, elk N P R R Co. rms same. White Wm S, brick maker, res 2539 G. Whitman Addison, teamster, res near Shingle mill T. Whitmer U T, printer Ledger, bds 613 G. Whitney James, painter, rms St Nicliolas Hotel. Whitney O M, contractor, bds "Villard House. Whittaker F R, fireman tug Tacoma T M Co. Whyte Albert, Deputy Sheriff, rms 1115 D. "Wickersham James, Probate Judge of Pierce Co Court House, res 1024 J. Dr. O. E. CASE, surgical diseases TA0OMA.W.T. OF WOMEN. JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocers Taooma, Xfaah. Ty. IMPORTERS OP PlfiTi JAPAN TIA8. I TACOMA DIBEOTORY. 484 00 I Wickereham Miss Minnie M, teacher, bds rear 1119 D. Wickersham Miss Nannie, teacher Central scliool, bds 1104 I. Wickersham Thomas, engr Tacoma Steam Lanndry, res rear 1119 D. Wieland H, lab T M Co. Wilfer John W, carp, res 409 S 27th e. Wiggins James, dishwasher T M Co. Wiklund John, blksmith, bds 1534 D. • Wilcox Jennie N, domestic 1510 E. Wild Charles, tallyman T M Co. ca Wild Fridolin, carp, res rear 1407. ^ Wiler Charles B, propr Piiget So^nd Vinegar Works s w cor S. Jefferson and 21st, res same. Wiler Frederick C, elk Tacoma Trading Co, res s w cor Jeffer- c: son and 2l8t. Wiley Wm V, brakeman N P R R Co, bds Union House. Wilhelm C A, elk N P R R Land Dept. Wilkeson Samuel jr, real estate, 942^ Pacific ave, res n w cor C and 7th, Willard Frank C, cigars and tobacco 1007^ Pacific, res 1726 Jefferson ave. Williams Christopher, capt tug Tacoma, res Milltown O T. Williams George, tinner T M Co. Williams George, porter Algar & Mitchell, res same. Williams Henry, janitor North School, res 1409 G. Williams Henry, shoemkr, res 920 Q. Williams James V, longshoreman, res on the beach O T. Williams Jasper M T, brickmkr, res 2543 G. Williams John A, captain str Estella, res 452 E. Williams Jonathan L, res 1124 Railroad. Williams Joseph O, bartender Henry Lusthoff, rms 1207 Pa- cific ave. Williams Nancy D, bds 908 E. Williams Ro\7laad, res 1210 I. Williams Rut H, bds 908 E. Williams Thon is F, farmer, res rear 1611 I. Williamson y< , lab, bds Svea Hotel. Willis Ala J, elk H Hohenschild, res I bet lltli and 12th. Willmon S, lab, res 1606 J. Willoughby Wm, lab, rms 7x9 C. Wills John T, gunsmith 1121 Pacific ave, res 1017 Pacific ave. Wilskey O B, lab, bds Villard House. PDGET SODND HOSPITAL a«-«?-"^^^^^^^^^^^ CO. h I i;C\\ » ■ 1 < I' €9 GO .| ^3* '|St ?» i I- i ' '•' '. ■i^« 4 t Si TJLCOmjL, W. T. Att«Dtion given to the cure of Uie Opium, Morphin* uul Chloral Habit. MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. CD Hill cu Pi eus . 9' ^•li «uo c= • •■M •i'?" J • CO CD '''' \ JCm m S C3 JSS31 CO 3t t ': CD CO 28 and bot lines.) Wood Jesse, bds 1417 Yakima ave. Wood John W, printer Eureka Printing Co, res 1515 Yakima ave. Wood Philip A, engineer, res 1724 E. Woodard Theodore P, steward, res O T. Woodin Miss Lydia, teacher North school, res 612 G. Woods Frank E, runner Exchange Hotel. S.S SE -a. \l ! CD ffo Woods Maggie, laundress The Tacoma. Woods Owen, foreman, res 1402 Yakima ave. Woodward John W, res 1724 Railroad. Woolery W B, 2d engineer str G E Starr, res Seattle. Woolsey Sidney H, farmer, res n w cor 27th and K. Wray Mrs Jane, res 1544 C. Wren Joseph, lab, bds Mrs M T Tuckwell T. Wren T, fireman str Emma Ilayward. Wright Building, s w cor Pacific ave and 9th. Wright Harry, waiter The Taeoma. Wright W, lab T M Co. Wroe Jerome, bds 1320 Yakima ave. Wylie Adam, mill hand, res 1314 J. YeUand Joseph, porter Harry Morgan, bds same. Young Byron A (Freeman ife Young), res 1224 A. S e I r The CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Can be relied upon for the very best work. Goods called for and flPliTorod. Lanrory oor. £a*t Band Mouth %' sta. Otiio« ad door North of Opera douse, Taooma. ;i hil ■pf !■ i1 Hi! 1 i ! I m Rl : Enlargements Madej McMU RR Y VHOSI AKY NKUATIVB. PORT TOWlHllK!iri>. 487 R. L. POLK A CO. '8 liiH: Young Charles W, lab Quinn & Miller, res 407 9th. Young Clifton D, lawyer Wright's Bldg, res 702 G. Ifoung Prof Edmund P, Priucipal of City Schools, bds 1104 I. Young Henry, tnacli, bds Robert Miller O T. Young John E (Harvey & Young), res 728 D. Young John R. carp, res reaf 1907 Tacoma ave. Young J B, blacksmith N P R R shops. Young Men's Christian Association Hall and Reading Rootn, 1124 Pacific ave. Younfi^ JI¥tSA B, Carpenter and Builder w s C bet 9th and 11th, res 1501 E. (.SVe^ 34.^ Young Wm C (Young & Patenaude), rms 741 C. Young & Patenaude (Wm C Young, Leo C Patenaude), barbers, 1123 Pacific av. Youngstrom Olof, blacksnith w s C bet 9th and 11th, bds Svea Hotel. Yule Robert, blacksmith T joma Iron Works. Zabriskie Cornelius B, elk Tacoma Land Co, res 708 C. Zahn Yalentine, lab, bds 1612 G. ' Zaugg Fred, prop Washington House 2302 A. Zelinsky Amiel, general store 2d, res nr cor 4th and Carr, O T. Zelinsky Herman, saloonkpr, res Starr ave O T. Zelinsky Sol, bakery 1334 Pacific ave, res O T. Zimmerman Edward, car repairer N P R R shops. u X H nram Wm, carp, res 410 17th. TKI^IIVO. A village on the P div. of theN. P. R. R.,and the O. & Ch. Valley R. R., in Tiiurston county, 40 miles south of Tacoma and 17 southeast of Olympia, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 75. Tel., W. U., Exp., N. P. Mail, daily. J. Biumauer, postmaster. Blumauer Benjamin L. Biumauer Isaac. Blumauer Joseph, General Merchandise. Biumauer Sol M. Bryant. C W, baggage agt N P R R. Bryant Wm T, agt Olympia & Chehalis Valley R R. ' Calloway Moses, blacksmith. Collins Ulrich L, agt N P R R Exp Co and W U telgh opr. Cornelius Mrs C, housekpr Huston House. Gearing Wm, elk Huston House. LEADING REAL ESTATE DEALER in tbe First Ward. He oan aellyott at b<>d rook aoythiiig that i* fur lale within tho Hnb of the oitr. OFFICB, OVJBB OLD TACOMA POk»T OWICIC, TkcOWLA. W, T. WM. H. HARRIS, HALL QL CAfENDERi C^Pvenjently Uoated. * •vr. T. TUMWATER DIRECTORY. 488 Huston Wra J, prop Huston House. ^ McAllister Wra A, elk R W Warren. Muncey Charles, engineer. Randolph, brick mason. Ragless Wm, blacksmith. Sweeny Edward, sec foreman N P R R Tilley Sarah (wid Abraham). Warren Rublen W, Genl Mdse. TliMWATER. A prosperous town on the Des Chutoa river and the O. & Chehalis Valley R. R., in Thurston county, 2 miles south of Olyinpia, the county seat and nearest banking point. Settled in 184d, it now contains a Methodist church and good schools, 3 saw mills, a flouring mill, sash and door factory and a tannery, all operated by water. The shipments comprise grain, produce and the products of the above enumerated manu- factories. Stages to Montesano; fare 10 cents per mile. Pop- ulation, 300. Exp., N. P. Mail, daily. Charles F. Eastman, postmaster. Allman E A. Biles Clark, tannery. Biles James, capitalist. Bode Philip, gardener. Bode Settle, gardener. Bond Miss Eliza, teacher. Brown Charles, carp. Brown Joseph L, physician. Brown S H, logger. Burntrager Georg^e H, Groceries. Burlingame Itnac, Pres Washington S & P M Co. Cameron Harvey, teamster. Cooper George A (Ward & Cooper), saw mill. Cornell Hugh, carp. Cornell Joseph, marshall. Casack Henry B, tanner C Biles. . Dunlap James. Eastman Charles F, genl store and postmaster. Fiastman Ellery A, painter. t^~n Fountain Wm' lab. 2 Gelbach George, propr Washington Mills. Harris Thomas, lab. Hays John B, farmer. r% VviJlJlJ MIIiLMIJrPI.lKlil.BTr., • ■■-*• ▼▼ V^VyXi^j «» «- AT liOWRMT PRICK*. I laa Paolflo Av«., and i la^"* »• St., TAOOMA, W. T. m p> CO 00 o -0 CO CO 3 v» CD ?? CD t/» CD II W m ♦1? 13 m ^ ! i 1*^ I I « Si 1* SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street, Seattle. Asenta fior Bain Wagons, Howe Sealrs, Atkln*' ftlllTer Mteel 8aw«, I CO s CD ss 111 Jl X < >- Ul o 489 B. L. POLK & CO.'S .t Hays i^phn W, lab. Hays Wm L. Hopeke Kev Ebenezer, pastor M E church. Ingersoll Daniel, loggei\ Ingersoll J G, logger. Jennings Seth M, lab W S &. P M Go. . Keifer John, saloon. Kendall Franklin B, millwright, Lootnis Bennet E, genl store. Mcintosh Robert B, teamster. J-. McKay Eli, lab. -..r. j.'. McMahon James P, lab. .' ;., • i^ McMerry Rev Isaac. McNeil Angustus, well digger. ;-.. McNeil Edward, lab. ■ ■' '' ' McNeil John, blacksmith. Mandille George W, farmer. Marshall Rebecca (wid.John). Rutledge Thomas, teamster. Saye De Los, stock raiser, Scott Charlotte (wid John). Scott Walter W, lireman. -t:-.^ Shattnck George N, lab. ';• : Shaw Henry N, propr Camby House. Swift Henry A, elk School Dist. - ^'^ - s:i.^.. tv... a. ....'::. Thompson Milo, wagonmaker. ''.'■■'. •'■-'•'•"-- -V-"!-... Wallace Adam, miller Washington- Miltv •' • ••• • ■■- "-i Wallace James, lab W S and P M Co. • •:" Ward Frank H (Ward & Cooper). Ward Miss Kate, teacher. '■ ■■ ' ■■■ Ward S C, farmer Turawater. Ward Samuel C, carp, - .♦.■.,; Ward & Cooper (Ira and Frank H Ward, George A Cooper), Sawmill, Sash and Door Factory, t ,. Washington Flour Mills, George GetbAch prop*. ■•" l¥a§hingtoii Saw and Planing jflill Co, I Burling- game Pres, J G Brown iS6■ = a CT. A '1^ri>'1?T}T* ^he only honee in Tnooma which handle* the LeadtiUK • U A.X1I ^JXiXli X f BrHndM or Kentarky irire Copper DlMtllled Hand Made Moar Masli WhtakteR; and oarnee the larireat atook of Kieir IkorU and Key West €Urar«. 1009 PAOIVIO A.Ta TAOOMA; W. T. ^¥lT.ln[SlfS^ri GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. ISSUED T. '1fll 491 B. L. POLK * OO.'S TERMINUS HOTEL, Whatcom, W. T. Under New Management. HIXON & McGAKTY, Proprietors. This hotel is conveniently located and has acoommodations as good as any in the city. Terms Beasonable. Patronage Solicited. Stage for Nooksachk and Lynden leaves this hotel Tuesdays and Saturaays at 9 a. m. Jewelry Store, Froprletor. DKAliER IK Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Etc. REPAIRING PROMPTLY AND NEATLY DONE. Harry A. Fairchild, DISTRICT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, :N"otax3r I^mToUo- Offlce in Bank Block. WHATCOM. JNO. S. BASER & CO., Wh"«fl°e°8^1e"*a"roSer.. JOBBBRS OK CIOA.RS A.ND TOBACCOS. WHATCOM DIRECTORY. 492 Barger John, farmer. Barsdale Frank, lab, bds "Whatcom Hotel. Beck Jacob, brewery and saloon. Belford Samuel, teamster. Bemis Cteorge F, "Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Marcy blk 14th St. {See p ojpp.) Blomquist Frederick M, manager The Slattery Co. Blomquist H M, boots and shoes. Blomquist John A, elk The Slattery Co. Blomquist Nels F, manager H M Blomquist. Bowman Miss Irene A. Bowman Mary (wid Benjamin). Branham Harriet (wid Samuel), carpet weaver. Brunner David C, harness maker. Canfield Eugene, real estate. Cass James F, U S Commissioner and Deputy Clerk 3d Judicial District Court. Celene Charles, ranchman. Chicago Hotel, Mrs Mary Dnnlap propr. Chuckenut Quarry Co, Bellingham Bay 6 miles from "Whatcom. Collins John Y (Collins & Powell). Collins &, Powell (Wm Powell, John Y Collins), Real Estate Dealers. {See bottom lines.) Corwin Henry B, grocer. Coupe Wm T. Cowdery Robert. Crossley John, porter Terminus Hotel. Cudworth Charles, laborer. Daly Florence, domestic Terminus Hotel. DeHaven Isaac, farmer. DeHaven Louis R, farmer. DeHaven Thomas H, farmer. DeLorimier F W, Sheriff of "Whatcom County. DeMattas James P, lawyer. Denihey Frank, trapper. Dickinson J L, millman. Dickinson P V. (L G Phelps & Co). DonoTan Charles, Drugs and Agent "W U Tel Co. Douglass George W, ranch. Drynan Elizabeth A (wid Michael). Dunlap Mrs Mary, propr Chicago Hotel. Eaton WR. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W. T. Beoeires and treats all who may require medical or sorgioal treatment, Contagious Diseases excepted. m 00 2 ' tf \m It ;4i £3 CD &0 CB B0 t/i t/t ii " \ Land i Marine Boilers W""'"!!!!". i™". ?«"« "o. 8EATTE.K. I I C9 C9 ca CO CO 493 R. L. POLK ft CO.'S it is !l & .1 ^1 « i a e Edson Ed, copyiet. Edson Mrs G M. EldridiTC Hugh, County Auditor Court House. Fairchild Harry A, Lawyer. (See p ^91.) First Bank of Whatcom, L G Phelps & Co Props. Fouts Wm H, general store. Foy Charles, carpenter. Gardner "Wm "W, machinist. Garver Rev Leonard J, pastor Methodist Church. Geer Miss Ellen. Geer Jonas. Gotee Maria (wid James). Gwinnup Philip B, plasterer. Hamer Wm, blacksmith. Harris Samuel H, farmer. Harris Wm H, Judge of Probate. Hart Edward, printer Reveille. Hart Wm M, saloon. - <> ^ ^ Hays John P (Hays & Merrianij. Hays Sc MLerriam (John P Hays, George W Merriam), Saloon. Henry Augustus, shingle maker. Henry Charles, shingle packer. Henry George W, shingle maker. Henry Wm G, shingle maker. Henry W J, shingle mill opr. Hindman Francis, farmer. Hiison Cary C (Hixson & McCarty). Hixson & inLcCarty (Cary C Hixson, Morris McCarty), Proprs Terminus Hotel. [See p 491.) Hubbard Lester S, lawyer. Hutchinson John H (W B & J H Hutchinson). Hutchinson J H & W B, grocers. Hutchinson Wm B ( J H & W B Hutchinson). Inks James C, barber. Isensee Philip m, Postmaster. Iverson Oliver B, county surveyor. Jenkins David 0. Jenifins John R, Propr Whatcom Hotel. Jenkins Louis, elk Whatcom Hotel. Jenl£ins Will D, Publisher Whatcom Reveille and Mayor of Whatcom. COLLINS & POWELLJ , WHATCOM, W. T. ( We hitve the FINRHT FABH I.ABIDM IIV WeSTBBW WAHH- INOTOlf FOB SJLLJB. ESHEIMAN, LLEWELLYN & CO., "%^v^?of;a.?a^^mo^ri^e*" TIabr, Owl tad X-OB Lull. Xmpnyiil and Valnprortd rarai, OHy »Bi 8nbnrb»n Lati »al Aor» Tr«eti. Municlnai ana Cnunty S eaui-lnes Bnuqh Builntii uA SiiMiBM Prottrtf, Lo»ai Sijgo utei. WHATCOM DIREOTORY. 494 Johnston G R, tel line repairer. Jones Abel E, architect. Keesling^ Calvin F, Nursery. Lawrence Andrsw J (Lawrence Bros). Lawrence Bros (Wesley N and Andrew J), general store. Lawrence "Wesley N (Lawrence Bros). Latty, carpenter. Lazewell Newton, laborer. Leach Wm M, printer Reveille and city clerk. liikins Calvin T, Lawyer. Likins Elizabeth (wid Leonard E). Likins John L, drayman. Likins Wm E, farmer. Lysle John W, clerk. Lysle Mary F (wid John W). mcCarty morris (Hixson «fe McCarty), County Treas and Agt Postal Tel Co. Marcy Edgar H (L W Marcy & Co). Marcy Lee W (L W Marcy & Co). Marcy L W & Co (Lee W and Edgar H Marcy), grocers. Marcy Roy 0, elk L W Marcy & Co. Martin Lloyd, grocer. Marston Amos, chicken raiser. Mayhew Alonzo, ship carp._ Mayhew Miss Ella. Mayhew Louis, tinner. Merriam George W (Hays & Merriam). Merriam James C, millwright. Miller Dr C E, ranchman. Miller James B, ranchman. Miller John, farmer. Miller Nora, bds Terminus Hotel. Miller Sarah (wid Dr Thomas W). Miller Thomas W, ranchman. Moultry W R & Co, livery. Neeley Wm H, farmer. Nolte George, meat market. Nostrom J E, carp and builder. O'Brien Pardon, saloon. Ogle Joseph, bds Whatcom Hotel. Osborn Jolin, lab Leonard Stenger. Osborn John H, carp. PAMIE~crPADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Rt. Rev. John A. Paddock, D.D.. Free. Rev. J. A. Nicholson. Supt. J. F. Beardsleiy, PhyBioian, TACOIMA '.W. T. I a ''! g - ( i ' ' ^3a S. :^!i ;•!' anq CD fl [:• f lllll Mt***c. Ann. AwaitrfMHtBr HAtAl. mRAVVV.K 496 B. L. POLK it OO.'S P4 CO .a o 5 < a. Ill X O Osborn Oliver, farmer. Osborn Randolph, farmer. Osborn Wm, farmer. Pacific Postal and IVIackay-Bciinett Tel Go«, Morris McCarty Agent. Patchin Charles, lab. Patchin David, lab. Patchin Leonard, lab. Patchin Lester, lab. Patchin Lintson, lab. Penfield Wra H, freighter. Pettibone Alfred "W, trav agent. Pettibone Fred C, trav agent. Pettibone "Will R, clerk. Phelps Louis G (L G Phelps & Co). Phelps li « &^ Co (Louis G Phelps, P £ Dickinson), Proprs First Bank of Whatcom and Insurance Agents. Phinney John B, farmer. Powell Wm (Collins & Powell). Qnackenbush I L, real estate. Ralleon Isaac (Rallson & Shafer). Rallson & Shafer (Isaac Rallson, Peter Shafer), carps. Ransom David, millwright. Ransom Ira, millwright. Raper James, carp. Raper Oliver, lab. Richards Frank H, real estate. Richardson Harry, ranchman. Rodenberger I D, farmer. Roeder Henry, Farm^ r and Real Estate. Roeder Lena (wid John). Roth Charles I, Lawyer. Scott myron W, Real Estate, Abstracts and Insurance. Shafer Peter (Rallson & Shafer). Shewey Allen, carp. Shewey Charles, carp. SlatteryCo The, F M Blomquist manager, books and stationery. Smith Miss Katie, principal public school. Smith Thomas J, stoves and hardware. Stadelman Charles H (Stadelman & Utter). Stadelman &, Utter (Charles H Stadelman, Wm Utter), Machinists and Blacksmiths. RT Tl/r#^'DQT2* Window Shades, Building Paper, Varnishes. ■ fX . 1. mUXCOHl, LIME. PLA8TIR AND HAIR. ■ ij. New Wbatoox, W. T. PAINT COItOiW. OOAIi OIE<, HALL & CAVENDERi An^sJbJfban PrJieTS! 'J CLALLAM COUNTY DIRECTORY. 496 Stenger John H, saw mill. Stenger Leonard, saw mill. Stenger Leonard U. Stewart Carl, lab. Stewart Jeff, lab. Stubbs Samuel, shoemaker. Taylor Frank, lab. Terminus Hotel, Eixson & McCarly Proprs. (Sse p Thompson JeJBf, farmer, bds Whatcom Hotel. Utter Wm (Stadelman & Utter). Van Wyck Alexander, bds Terminus Hotel. Van Zandt E, physician. Vernon Joseph S, carp. "Walker Miss Addie, dressmaker. Wall George, carp Leonard Stenger. Weisenburger John J, lawyer, Werden IVIrs M m, Millinery. Werden IVm A, Dentist. Whatcom Hotel, J R' Jenkins Propr. Whatcom RcTeille, Published every Thursday by Will D Jenkins, $2.00 per year in advance. White Henry A, mngr Charles Donovan. Whitford Greeley W, lawyer. Wichser Rev Jonathan, pastor Baptist Church. Wilcox, bds Whatcom Hotel. Wilkinson, wharfinger. Wolfe Rev Joseph, pastor Congregational Church. Younkins Moses, lab W R Moultrv & Co. CLALLAM COUNTY. Olallnm stretobes along the Strait of Faos eigrhty miles and down the Paoifio Ooean shore twenty miles more. Its area is 2060 square miles. It is backed by the Coast Mountains, which furnish the water for namberless small riTem or streams flowing north throutrh the county into Fuoa Strait. Alongr these streams are little valleys, in which the population find i>rofita- ble ooonpation tilling the productive soil. Gtonerai farming is carried on, including the ioaring of stock, cultivation of fruit and vegetables and the production of hay and butter. Olollam Oounty people are much mterestrd in the deep water fisheries, having many vessels, large and small, • **• ^^ V^V-rj^, piles ana ttenewl Hardware. IIM Paelfle AtCm aad 11»1 JK. K. »t^ TACUMA, W. T. ||'!I m S! ! t t mt ^ SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street i Jobbers rad ll«tall«r« or HardwMr« and Implfmeiitii. Wood*. Tlii;4''9. Cr Bay. AlexanderiGeorgr*:, f $165, Seq. Balch Frank s?. t JtJ422. F. Balch Solomon G $i^. N D. Bell James, f f>'J;-'Ai, .seq. Bell John jr, f i'lp, Seq. Brockway Frederick A, logger 8650, Py. Broderiok Michael, logger 8550, Py. Brooks Samuel, f 8481, Seq. Brow George Dan, N D. Brown John, blacksmith 8920, Seq. Burrows James, f $421. Seq. Butler Edward, f $75, Lap. Caldwell Joseph, f 8340, Lap. Carpenter John, (Ind) 1 8220, N D. Cays Alfred, f 8240, N D. Cays Elam, f 8100, N D. Cays Elias. f 8727. N D. Cays L H, f 81457, N D. Oassalery Peter, f $1262, N D. Oarr H J, tel opr 8450, Py. Carragher Pat, logger 8150, Py. Carroll John, f $349, N D. Chambers Ben, logyer $25, P A. Olark Alexander, f $225. P A. Clark James, f $600, P A. Coleman Gust, f $725, Cr Bay. Collier Wm. f $366, PA. Crosby & Harris, farmers $224. Lap. Crosier Frederick, f $1899, N D. Cnlpitt Charles, f $225, Lap. DarliDg Bros, f $45, Lap. Davis A U, dairy farmer $7450, N D. Davis Hall, dairy farmer $4430, N D. D.'an B F, cl^m canner $380. Seq. Dick James B, f $1913. fisq. Dickinson Mrs EmniH. $876. N D. Dickinson Jamca, f 81824, N D. DiokinsoD John, f $795, N D. Donuell J W. f $984, Seq. Dorsey A B, teacher. Seq. DowDie Thomas, f $516, N D. Draper Ctiarles. $180, P A. Dunning Henry, f 8120 Lap. Erkson John, f 830. Lap. Esworthy A E, Justice of the Peace, Lap. Evans Thomas, f 81747, N D. Everett John, t 8525, P A, Fasel Jacob, f 81195. Lap. Femie Samuel, f 8282, Seq. Fisher Peter, f 8446, Lap. Forbes Andrew, loa-ger 850, N D. Ford L M, f $550, Lap. Fousman Joseph, f 8150, N D. CT A KT/IT?!? T* Sole Asent for the rarest Kinff Hhink/'y, The famoua • Ul^Vi \7X!iXV X » £. H. Taylnr'B fiv copper dlntWed Hand Made Sour Mash Whishies We»t Ciffort. The 8ehlii» Milwaukee Bottled' Beer, and the Camille Key 1009 i»AClFl€ AT., TACOHA, W. T. MONEY WAITING FOR < MORTCACK8.I i Guarantee Loan & Trust ^Co. Seattle, CLALLAM COUNTY DIRECTORY. 498 Frnnk James, f 8690, Cr Bay. Friok M D, f $20. Lap. Oerrisli George H, f $1680, 8eq. Getty Robert, logger, 8350, Py. Joodwin Clara, 8112, P A, Govan John, f 8771, 8eq. GrantJ W, f 835, ND. Hagadome Jatnes, f $50. Lap. Hagadume J D, f 8161, TiUp. Harlow Henry, f 840, P A. Hart F J, f 8625, Cr Bay. Hart John, tel opr, Cr Bav. Hear*' ThomhB, f 8630, N D. Henitjrson Alexander, f 81713, N D. Henderson Joaeph, t 81977, N D. Higgins P, f 83ro, F. Higgins J E, f 8252, F. Hoflfman Henry, f 81745, N D. Hume Andrew, f 8600. 8eq. Huiter John, f 8345, P A. Jones E M, tenoher Makah Res. Knoph Thomas, f 82195, N D. Langton W H. f 8120, N D. Leadbeatter J J, f 875, Cr Bay. Liddiman ToImi. f 860, Or Buy. Long J P, I 864, P A. Lotzgesel George, f 8265, N D. Lotzgesel G H, f 89157, N D. Lougheed Rev S D, pastor M E Church, N D. MoDonnell Mary A, 835, N D. Mclnnis Donald sr, f 8605, Seq. Molnuis Donald jr, t 8778, Seq. MoLennen Roderick, lopcer 8400, Py. Martin Richard W, f $1488, N D. Maxfield Charles, $100, Lap. Maxfleld J S, f 'and County Commr 8755, Lap. Meagher Mrs Marv, $585, P A. Merchant Ivory, f 8527, F. Miller Al, f 841, Cr Bay. Miller W S. f 862 Cr Bay. Minuihan Michael, f 8155, Seq. Mohrdick John, f 8226, Py. Montrose Keats, logtrer. Py. Morrisey Wm S, 1, 850 N D. Myers Amore, logger, N D. Myers Charles and George, f 8841, N Nelson O P, f 8534. F. Nelson Peter, f 8225, F. NelKon Samuel, f $40, F. Oberg Carl, f 8450, Cr Bay. O'Brien Charles, logger $700, N D. PALMER L P, storekeeper Makah Res. Peekham Stephen H, f 850. N D. Peterson Eli, f 8582, F. Pontine Otto, logger 8250, Py. Powell Mrs E M, matron, Makah Res. Powell Capt W Levin, agent Makah Res. Powell W L, agent Makah Roa. Fallen Daniel, f 8400, Lap. Pullen Hattie S, f 8615, Lap. Pnllen Martii^, general store 81750, Lap. Raney George, f $300, Cr Bay. Roberts Frederick, f 8898, N D. Robertson Charles, f 850, Lap. Robinson Frank, f 83i>f), Cr Bay. Roe Henry, f 8400, Cr Bay. Rollins Mary Ann. f $lJi% N D. Romo Frank, f 89<>, Seq. Salley James, teamster $131 P A. Sampson Alexandei, lighthouse kpr 8128, Tatoosh. Sherard James, t «431,N D. Shoemaker Miss L, dressmkr, N D. ShoerafF & South, fs 8258, F. Shomar N, f 81182, N D. Sinders Hf nnan, f 8 '86, Seq. Smalley Wm. f 8170, Lap. Smith A W, t 8615, Lap. Smith David, f 850, Lap. Smith Mary L, f 860, Lap. Smith Mary J, f 8400, Lap. Smith O W, f 8360, Lap. Smith Troy, Co Supt of Schools and f 8580, N D. STAYER & WALKER, Farm Ma- chinery and Vehicles. C F Olapp Agt New Dungesp. (See adv.) Stevens Lyman, f 8870, N D. Stratton Laura B, 8475, P A. Sutherland John, t 8395, F. Swanson NcVon, f 825, F. Tillman Charles, f 890, P A. Thomas John, f 8565, N D. Thompson W, logger and t $5890, N D. Thompson Edwin, f 860, P A. Thompson Thomas, t $40, P A. Travers R W, £ and County Cor u^i'r 81668, Seq. Tudor N F, f 8447, N D. Wassankan Augi^st, f $70, Cr Bay. Waterhouse W D. f 8226, F. Whtts George, f 850. Seq. Webber Genrge, ( 8105, N D. Webster James, 8125, Py. Webster W C, f and postmaster 8293, Seq. WeirJW,f$758.ND. Westbrook John, 814, P A. nntiM. GARDNER & HOGG, ENGINEERS. OIXTSVSVlTOrgqfle* SEATTLE. W=T. 499 R. L. POLK & OO.'S Westbrook Lewis, f «180, P A. White Ansel, f $242, N D. WhitiierMerril, f «190, F. Wilcox John, f $929, N D. Williams Ghnrles, f 8413, Or Bay. Williamson John, f $200, N D. Wilson Alfred, I $20, Or Bay. Winters Oeorire. SI 06. P A. Wood R M, f $1917, N D, Woodcock Samuel, f $100, N D. Wooding Wm, logrflrer $155, P A. Wooten James, f $50 N D. Wylds Albert, f $175, N D. ISLAND COUNTY. (-' "' t> Q PS I' E^ c/l 1^ ■ ■ L> 1 "-• i t3 1 C3» } o 1 '. .d ' ■ ! i +* i .S3 a ■■ IL ■■ < OL . !• Z tt u X H This county consists of Camano and Wbidby Islands. Oamano has an area of 30,000 acres and Whidby of 115,000. On Oamano is Utsalady, owned by the Paget Mill Oompany. the mill at which place cuts 90,000 feet of lam> ber daily. Utsalady is aho the port of shipment for about one-half the oats sent from Paget Sound to San Frnnoisco. Ooupeville, the oonnty seat, is on Wbidby Island, and is a very attractive town of 300 inhabitants. Oak Harbor is another and smaller town on the same island. A great deal of timber has been cut on these two islands in the past, which have been pretty well denuded. Farms have taken the place of the forest, and the Koil (r-\n- erally being very good, Whidby Island has oome to be rewarded as the garden of Puget Sound. Population, 1885, 932; assessed value of property, 1886, $407,8C7. COVNTY OFFICERS. OonntyJ^Auditor— Joseph B. Libbey, Coupeville; Treasurer, Judtre of Probate and County Survevor— J. E. Monroe, Oonpeville; Sheriff and Oonnty Assesor— Joseph 0. Power; Oounty School Superintendent— Miss L. E. Crockett, Ooupeville. A BBRFTI ATkOIVS. 0, Ooupeville; O H, Onk Harbor; Ph, Phinney; Us, Useless; Uts, Utsa* lady; carp, carpenter; f, farmer; 1, laborer; r, rancher. O Abbot Sabine, f 8423, 0. Alexander Abram*'L, hotel,'0. Anderson V, f 8?14, Ph, Annis Mrs M J, 8193, O H. Anthes Jacob, woodsman 8184, Ph. Appleton John 0, f 8500, 0. Arnold A W, f 81328, O. Bailey R S, f 8625, Us. BaU Mrs Sarah, $85. Ph. Barrington Mni 0, hotel $575, O H. BarringtoTi li^dward, meat market Beebe W L, f $27, Uts. Behan Nicholas, f 81079, O H Blowers George W, f '8530, O H. Blowers Mrs Lydia E, f 8589, O H. Boyd J G, f 8200, Ph. Brem Jp.mes, f 8240, Ph. Brown Joseph, f 8539, Us. Bru3e B E, f 8651, O H. Biuoe G W,f 83525, OR Buzby James, f $3853, H. Ottlhoun Thomas W, f 83097, O. Campbell Mrs Ella, propr Campbell Hotel. Campbell Hotel, Mrs Ella CampbeU propr. Oarleton W Edward, f $830, 0. Of rliu John, f 81835, 0. J ambers Mrs Annie, cook Oentrnl Hotel. Chase John, agt agrl impls $475, 0. Collins John, capt srthnr Utsalady. Cook A W. f 81369. 0. Crockett Charles, f 82100, 0. Crockett Miss L E, County supt of Schools, 0. Ci )ckett Walter, f 87871, 0. Crockett Wm, f 8389. 0. Doughorty J F, Justice of the Peace, Uts. Dr. C. £. CASE, Orthopoodic Surgeon, i JINO. 8. BAKER & CO., Wholesale Grocers ooNiiiiaNMENTs OF DRAIN AND ( And Commlssloii Merohsnts. ^ Taooma, Waati. Xy PROVISIONS SOLIOITEO. ISLAND OOUNTT DIRECTORY. 600 Davia B J, f Si£67, Dts. Deminsr A J, f $1083, Us. Dereg Timothy, logger $774, Uts. D'Jorup Niels, hotel $325, Uts. D'Jorap Peter, hotel $1905. Uts. Drewitt Wm P, t $300, Pb. Dymont John, lab $20, Uts. Ebey J Eilison, hotel Ebey'a Land- ing? $1189, O. Einereen John, f $377. Uts, Ely Jerome, f and J of P«1778, O H. Engle J<>hQ P, blaokRmith $712. "^ Engle T;m B. f $14262, 0. Estergreen J P, lab $26, Uts. Fay Mrs Frances, $400, 0. Finn George F, f $416, Us. Fox Thomas, f $204, Ph. Freund Arnold, f $2835, O H. Friar W H, logger $62, Ph. Frostad K P, f $200, Ut^. Frostad Peter, lab $175, Uts. Garrett Mrs E B,'f $158, O H. George Wm, f and Jof P $485, Us. Gilbert John, f $595, C. aildow Wm, f $758, O H. Gillespie Johr W, f $2132. 0. Gould John^f $13260, O H. Greene & Winbnrne (George H Greene, B Winbtxrne), loggers $260, Ots. Hc^tfrerty John, f $500, Ph. Hancock E J, t $450, 0. Hancock 8 E nn.i E J, f $759, 0. Hannah B 0, t $728, O H. HaPtie Wai A, f «729, O H. Hathaway George, t $519. O H. Hignwardfn Mrs Ann, f $5553, 0. Eiaman E -J/gen store $860, Ph. Hoffman J M, f $975, O H. Holbiook Horace, carp $100, 0. HolbrookBB, f$1616, 0. Izett George M, f $181, 0. Iwjtt John M, f $2061, O H. James Wm, f $730, O H. Jenne Edward, f $870, 0. Jenne Jacob, propr Central Hotel Jenne Wm, riStefe, 0. Johns Thomas J. f $645; Us. Jim Stuttering, fisherman $75, G. Joab Michael (Indian), 1 $2f»0, 0. Joab Papa (Indian), 1 $75, 0. Eaehler Christian, f:$624, C. Kaehler Miss Delia.' Kaehler Wm, oik Central Hotel Kellogg A H, dairy, C. KeUogg J C, f $6138, 0. Kincaid Q W, f $28, Uts. KohneAH, f$520, 0. Land L T. f 1842, Uts. Langlnnd S S, 1 $544, Uts. Larsen J P,carp $10.2, Uts. La Hoard F A, f $2556. C. Libbey George B, f $624. 0. Libbey Mrs Sarah A, $1080, 0. Lmqui^t W, f $58, Us. Lyons M J, f and postmaster $2948, Us. McLean Alexander, logger $486. Ph. Maddox H J, f $710, O H. Madison Christian and Minnie, f $438, Us. Marshall Alfred, logger, $116, Ph. May Edward, f $160, C. Maylor Samuel, t $1461, H. Maylor Samuel jr, f $125, O H. Maylor Thomas, f $876, O E. Maylor Thomas jr, f $125, O H. Miller Charles H, f $5600, H. Miller C N, f $650, O H. Miller Frank P, f $3326. O H. Miller J B and J Aiithes, loggers $86, Ph. Monroe Mrs C W. i, C. Morgan F B, f and county commis- bioner $(44, O H. Morrison Wm P. f $260, Uts. Morse George W, f $4186, O H. Mooes Jack (li^dian), lab $150, 0. Nesbit James, t $8^ O H. Nessel Lawrence, lignthouse keeper $65,0. Nesbit Thomas, f $1088, H. Nqyes C J, lumberman $650, Uts. O'Brien John, f $591, Uts. O'Leary Arthur, f $50, O H. O'Leary Thomas, f $120. O H. Oliver Edward, f $736, Us. Olney Hiram J, steamer oapt $1640, Uts. Olseu Frank, f $76, Us. Olsen George, f $140, Us. Olsen Fores, f $.=55, O H. Oxtein John, f $178, Uts. Padden George, f $100, 0. Paul Charles (Indian), lab $170, O, Papin & Jacobs (J Papin, G S Ja oobs),$1080, Uts. Payne Wm, logger $1400, Uts. Pearson Daniel, f $4295, 0. Perego George W 8 H, $250, 0. Peterson An-fi - f $90, Us. Phinney John u. t $2185, Ph. Porter Nathaniel E, f $1420, Us. Power Mrs Margaret J, f $3391, C. Puget MUl Co, $61,174, Uts. Purvis Edward, f $277, Uts. m "tl ''I -0 CO CD » er CO r * CA B> I fi> jeon, I Puget Sound Hospital Prepared to reoeire nhronio cases nt any time, from any part of the oonntry. For terms address K C. Miller. M. D. or E, M. Brown, M. D. TkiiOUk. W. T t Land and Marine Engines, j Washington .& ] IRON WORKS CO. aii^ O H. Watsc i P E, f $2»i0, O H. Weedin W L, f $931, Us. Welch Oalvin, general store $1400, OH. Wells Alonzo, f $175, 0. Whitney W W, f $165, O H. JEFFERSON COUNTY. 03 03 CO e 22 03 This ,junty is the only one oxtonding from the inland waters of i;iu9 Sound te the Pacific ocean. Its area is about 1500 square milea Po ulr. tion— 1880, :'725; 1885, 2645; 1887 (estimated), ^00. Taxable wealti- j^ST $569,128; 1886, $945,674. Port Townsend, the county seat, ia b-' n^iuly locat«d upon one of the finest bays of Puget Sound. It is a steadi / h '■'' ing town, with bright prospects for the future. It is the port of eniiy t i the customs district of Paget Sound; the U. S. Marine Hospital is locatet^ there; a one-company milita'-y post, and the headquarters of the reTenue cntter and lighthouse interests. In Jefierson county are ^>hree large saw- mills. Port Ludlow, Por* Hemlock and Port Discovery, cutting 80,000,000 feet of lumber per annum. Tne Irondale Iron Works are also in the county, with an output of 4000 tons pig iron a year. The Chimacum and Quilleute valleys are among the most fertile in the country, but their production is yet limited to the supply of the home demand. f town sit«, real estate dealer, Hadlook. Hallin Charles, £ 8120, Q. Hamilton MF, general store 8820, Q. Hardon James, f 81345, 6. Hems Francis H, saloon 8675. Pt T, Henry George, f 8250, Q. Hmds A M, merchant 8900, Pt T. Hoff L P, f 81139, Ob. HoflFman J G, saloon 8150, Pt T. Holmes B F, f 8200, Ob. Huntingford John, f 8625. Ob. Jackson H F, f 8800, Ch. Jaokso 1 Jacob, f 8100, L. John6.;n A, f 8120, Oh. Johnson Gustav, f 860, Oh. Keene Wm, ? 8150, L. Kendricks Roderick, supt Washing- ton Mill Co, Hadlock. Eirkpatrick N L, £ 8105, Q. • Lemaister John, f 8800, Pt T. Lindquist John, f 8100, Oh. Lingenfelter Delia, f 8285. Q. Lung W P, f 8100, Pt T. MoArdle J H, justice of peace 8192, Q- McArflie Lucien D, teacher 8242, Q. McCcnnghy John F, Curry Samuel, fs 8430, Oh. McDermott Jan^eo- i 8S0, Ob. Mclnnes & Winters, contractors 850, PtT. McLaughlin D, f 8150, Q. Macomber Julius, f 8530, Brennon, Mann Wm, 8875, Pt T. Mast Julius, f 8235, Oh. Matson Andrew, f 8360, Q. Meriokle Andrew J, f 8800, Brennon. Miller W F, f m Q. Mills Henrietta £, teacher 8210, Ft D. Moll August, f 8567. Pt D. Montgomery Jonathan, f S<^0, Ob^ Montgomery R J, f 8470, Ob. Montgomery Wm, f 8620. Gb. Morino Martin, lab 8200, Pt T. Morris Jackson, f 83u0, Ob. Morrison H D, f 8480, Oh. Morrison M, f 8480, Ch. Nelson Christian, £ 8150, Ch. l\ CD en «9 1 PATROUIZE THE CASCADE ^STEAJt LAUNDRY. Leave Orders at F. £1 IWlllaiNf'Mv Paoinc Ave. 2d Uobr North of Open Hoom. Architectural Views j McMURR Y WADB TO ORDBB. ( PORT TUVTlVMBBrD. 503 B. L. POLK A CO.'S n| :^ ■M'f 8 :^ : ■ :b 11 3 'O Pi >• C/3 ^ 4 3 NioholB E, 1 8S90, L. Paolson P, f 8100, Ch. PeraoD O F, 1 8126, Brencon. Peterson Oluff, f 81286, Ob. Pierce Thomas, ( 82680, Brennon. Powers John M, 86685, Protection Island. Price WH,f 8686, PtD. Vu Sc Hunt, 810, Pt T. Kez J A, f 8770, Oh. Bichards W D, f 8100, Ob. Bicbardson \^ M, f 8470, Q. Itilev Hamnab, 8770, Pt T. BobinsoD B S, f 84200, Oh. Bogers Oharles. f 8270, Q. Bonan D, lab 8260. Pt T. Bynn Bobert E, sapt of sohoola, 8i040, Le. Sohmeig M, f, Pt T. SbadeJF,f88 6,L. Shnll D B, f 81067, Oh. Solwold O, f 8800, Oh. Strand Edward, f 88066, Oh. Such John, 1 8o90, Q. Swanw>n Qoataf, f 8i)60, Oh. Swendaon A J, carp 8360, Pt T. Synolds Ernest, f 8800, Oh. Tabor O D, t 8250, Brennon. Taylor H A, oapt 8875. Pt T, Tbomas Daniel, f 1800, Ob. Thornton Sarah A, 1660, Pt T. Tacky Linnie E. 8200, P D, VanTrojen John, f |925, Oh. Yioeriok Lucas, boatman 8100, Pt T. Yirginia Silas, ( 8406, Oh, Walker Archibald, f 8960 Q. Wasb'n^n Mill Oo, S F, Adams A Oo ' ,'i-' ips, Bederiok Eendricks aupt, Hadlock. WeUington Duke, f 860, P D. WeHtem Mill and Lumber Co, 811,* 600, Hadlock. White (Jeorge, 860. P D. White ThomKB F, f 8200, Brennon. Whitney E, 8320, Brennon. Williams Oharles, 8700 Ob. Williams Ohristophor, oapt 8820, P T. Williamson John, 1 897U, Oh. Wilson EmanueL f 8776, Oh. Woodley John K, t 81760, Oh. Wright F B, f 8360, Ob, Wright Wm, f 8756, Oh. Zent Oharlotte. 81270 Pt T, .!9 < U X H ft O KING COUNTY. King is ono of the oldest counties in the territory, having been established by act of the Oregon legixlature passed Deo. 22d, 1862, and it has long been in many respoots the leading county. Its extent is 2040 square miles. With- in its borders are found lands of the greatest fertility, vast quantities of tim- ber, coal, iron and other minerals inexhaustible, its productions are enor- mous, giving freight to hundreds of ships annually. King Oouuty is blessed with easy means of communication. It fronts 60 miles upon the Soand; it has 160 miles of inland navigable waters, and it has, controlled by five differ^ ent companies, 180 miles of railroad. The onward progress of the county has been steady, and promises to continue so indefyoitely in the future. The Sooqualmie Falls are the highest in the territory, theie being a single drop of 270 feet Lake Washington and Lake Samamish are the largest lakes in the Paget Sound country. There are also more rivers than in any other county. The chief towns are Seattle, Benton and Kent, with leaser towns in all directions. There are large mining towns at the Newcastle, Cedar Mountains, Black Diamond and Franklin coal mines. The coal product of the past twelve months was 260,000 tons, and the timber out 60,000,000 feet The hop rrop of 1887 will approximate 2,000,000 pounds. M.ore steamers have been built at Seattle than at all other Paget Sound points combined, while the repairing of steamers is almost wholly within the hands of her mechanics, A great deal of manufacturing is done at Seattle, for which sale is found all over the Sound, Britisb Columbia and .Haska. Agricul- ( Xavtitanti miit 3 t*af. H. tn BM-Ni4rati HAKKIM, REAL ESTATE .^r'^i o^'e.^ii?i.^it^/*i?;.. i'h !l JRY Mr, rtBMD. tT. LOO, Pt T. I Adauuft ■ioksBupt, D. Co, 311,- rennon. 8820, PT. lb. Oh. r. itablished long been ies. With- |ie6 of tini' , are enor* Ib blessed Sonnd; it fivediffer* [be oonnty iture. The jgle drop It lakes iu I any other sr towns in tie, Oedar >rodaot ot J,000 feet steamers loombined, uds ot her Ifor whiob Agrionl- «Kia». «• Ag9nt, lfMIU.W.T. HALL & CAVENDER, REAL ESTATE, LOAN BROKERS, TAOOMA, W T. KING COUNTS DIRECTORY. 504 tural products are varierl. Large quantities of potatoes, fruits, stock, etc., are exported. The fisheriaa are visibly centering their operations iu Seattle, including those engaged in the seal fishery, salmon canning and barreling, halibut and smaller fish. In Seattle are located the offices of the Ohief Jus- tice, the n. S. Marshal, and the U. S. Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers. It is aloo the seat of the Territorial University. Population of King County, 1860, 302; 1870, 2174; 1880,6841; 1885, 16,160; 1887, (estimated) over 20,000. Assessed value of property, 1880, $2,129,835; 1886, l$7,551,765. Railroad property was taxed in 1380, but not in 1886, when there was several million dollars' worth in King County. COUIHTV OFFICERS. Auditor— Lyman Wood. Seattle; Sheriff, Wm. Cochrane, Seattle; Treas- urer— F. A. Pontius, Seattle; Probate Judge— Juaias Rochester, Seattle; Superintendent of Schools — I. P. Rich, Newcastle; Surveyor — W. F. Brown, Seattle; Assessor — James M. Qailter, Seattle; Coroner- O. G. Root, Seattle; Prosecuting Attornw- J. T. Ronald, Seattle; Wreokmaster— E. Ulin; Dep- uty Clerk District Court— Wm, E. Ledgerwood; County Commissioners — Alex Allen, Seattle; P. S. Wilkes, Newcastle; J. F. Mess, White River. ABBRETIATIOIVIi. A, Adelaide; B, Bellevue; B D, Blaik Diamond: R, Oedar Riven V, Cherry Valley ; Don, Donnelly ; Dw, Dwamish; Ed, Enuraolaw; F C), Fall City; Fr, Franklm; Q R, Green River; H, Houghton; J, Jun- iata; K, Kent; M V, Maple Valley; N, Newcastle; Nov, Novelty; O, Osceola; Red, Redmond; Ren, Renton; S, Seattle; SI, Slaughter; 8n. Snoqualmie; So, Squak;'St, Stuck; Sum, Summit; Sun, SunnydaJe; T, Tolt; V, Vashon; W R, White River; W, Woodinville; carp, carpenter; 1. la- borer; f, farmer. Abraham Lewis, blcksrr/i ih $475, B D. Adair Alexander, f 81610, Nov. Adams Alexander H, f $6200, W R. Adams Henry, f $11830, W R. Adams Theodore, $365, S. Alexander A M, f $1540, Ren. Alexander John, carp $1010, K. Alexander J B, $480, S. Alexander WF, $120, S. Algar Jamf-s N, 210, S. Allen C F, teacher $70, K. Allen H L, $26, V. Almquipt L A, $210, S. Alvord T M, $18790, K. Ames Charles F, $200, R. Ames G W, f $600, M V. Ames & Russell, $680, M V. Anoiok Anton, $100, Os. Anderson Grace E, f $400, S. Anderson Hans, $30, W. Anderson Jonas, $576, S. Anderson John, f $70, D. Anderson John F, f $370, W. Anderson Louis F, $45, S. Anderson Martin B, $240, S. Anderson Mrs Naomi, f $1100, W R. Anderson Niels, f $1960, W R Anderson N i,, t $1070, H. Andrews Wm, f $335, SI. Andrews W P, f $920, H. Anrad O E, f $140. Red. Anway JB,$240, V. Arthur Thorn ;s, $480. Ashworth Wm, f $695, S. Atki ison T E, $800. Audreen John A, $780, H. Baer Samuel, $1060, W R, Baggs & Wood, $30, O. Bailey D E, $30, S. Bailey B F. $t5, F 0, Bailey S E. $20, F 0. Bailey 8 W, $25, F 0. Bailey W W, $800, 8. Baker D S, f $25, K. Baker Michael C, $400, S. Baldwin A, f $25, W R. Ballard L W, f, $2710, SI. B mgs L B, $1125, S. Bnngs Marshall D, cook $200, B D, Barnes John S, f $2080, O. Barohart Jacob, $60, S. Bassen Paul, f $195, Ren. Baumaa Mrs Louisa M, $290, S. Baumeister Joseph, lab $105, W Bayne Perry, $65, Sq. Baxter E H, $500, S. Beard L 0, $20, H. Beaton Thomas, $15, 8. R Q H WOOD SHELF HARDWARE, ^^" ■**• " >-r^^*^, BolldlBK Supplies a Wpeclalii:. IIIM Paolffle Ave., and 11)11 B. K. St. ^^GOmCa... w^ if n M Q a 9> ill M.«( j I I:j ; ■ I " I- I. I * HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. bl 605 B. L. POLE & 00. 'S « e a* h2 CO 03 OS u OS IS ^1 u X >- u Becker Oharles, $935, S. Beckingham George, $1500. Beokstram Andrew, $100, W. Bender Brunerman, $1825, SI. Ben Lam Joel F, f 850. V. Bennett Nelson, $2365, Sam. Benson Kate, $95, SI. BeuHon Patrick, $60, SI. Benzenbofer D 3, $300, S. Berger Charles A B, $5880, S. Bergqaist Mathias, $740 W. Berry Helen A, $250, Sq. Bigelow D R, $400, S. Binder Sophia. $20, S. Bissell John, I $530, Dw. Bissinser A, $1175, S. Blair David. $260, O. Black Diamond Coal Mining BD. Blake John W, $155, K. Blyth John E, $1110, W. Boerstler John, f, $210. V. Bogue Michael, $765. C R Boham G W & E L, $80, W R. Bohnke Carl, f $250, O. B 'hnan Frederick, $540, 8, Bowman G M, f $1785, J. Bontty Maria. $140, S. BjonTM, $60, W. BorenWmR, $60,Sq. Borst Joseph, $7305, Sn. BoBdet George J, f $1260, O. Bothell D C, $970. W. Bow Edmund, f $6080, W R Bowen Daniel, $50, &. Bowman Henry, $30, S. Boyoe George P, f $1420, Sn. Boyd James, $2155, SI. Boyd J E, $140, SI. Bradbury_T L, $200, S. Bradley Willis, $10, O. Brannan Joseph, $3985, SI. Branam K F, f $530, SI. Brannan Levant, f $670, SI. Brannan P, 1 $1860, Ren. Brennan Alfred, f $1030, G R Bridges Matthew, f $20, V. Bioaaway Edwin, t $395, V. Brockway Charles, $1<»0, Sn. Brooks A M. $640, B D. Brovey Panl, $150, O. Brown Charles R, $90, Dw. Brown D B, $30, S. Brown H M, $500. 8. Brown O S, f $1265, SI. Brown Percy R, $50, L. Brown S H, $55, F C. Brown S M, $50, S. Co, Browufleld Gideon, $340, S. Brunk Wm H, $1000, Don. Brash ME, $60. Brygger Johann, $6850, S. Bachanan Dnnoan, $1175, K. Burke H D, $2135. K. Burns John, f $7965. Daw. Bums John E, t $190, W R Bumell E 8, $100, S. Burns Michael, t $1880, G R Burr Alfred. $60. Burr L J, $610, SI. Burr Thomas, t $2995, Dw. Burrows Albert, $40, S. Burt SilRS S, $310. Burton Henry. 1 $155, Dw. Bush A J, f $540. F 0. Bnsb James, t $2680. Busber Albert, $500. S. BuKby James, $3700, S. Cade Ben, 1 $100 Sq. CadeNR, f$75, K CadeCS, l$lfyO, O. Caffrey Thomas, $250, 8. Calhoun F M, $30, B D. Calkins Arthur, $730, W. Calkins Wilfred, $910, 8. Carapbeli D R, f $700, Dw. CanSold G W, f $240. O. Canfield Thomas H, $2255. Card John C, t $3905, W R Carey Beulah A, $120, 8. Carlisle J D, $100, S. Carmp C, $6,V. Carman M J, $400, S. Carney Daniel, f $500, O. Carpenter C E, f $215, W R Carpenter L B, $40. Carr D T, $30, S. Carr Jeffei-son, f $110, V. Carr Michael, teamster $50, B D. Carr Ulricb A, $170, 8. Carson Frank A. $630, SL Carter B B, $560. Carter James, f $1800, Dw. Casamayor Antoiue, $240, S. Case F 8, $75, 8. easier Abra'm, f $75, V. Castleman Louise, $40, 8. Cavanaugb, James A, $1020, E^ Cavanaugh M L, f $7005, Dw. Chaloraft E L, $1805, F C. Chandle- Thomas, $»0, S. Ohapin j W, f $60, J. Chapman Ira A, $40. Charlton Thomas, 1 $280, O. Charvat Jot i, $540, Sq. Cherry Thomas, f $780, Sq. j,ri OT A 'KrntTT'RT' Dutillen and Manufacturers Agent for the North Paoifio • AJ*».X^ XXJUIX X t Coast. Makes his purchases from th^ very largest Head- onarters in the east, and does business un Eastern Principles. ^ '■>.' and sunaro deal to everybody guaranteed. 1009 PACIFIC A V.. TAGOttA. ^. T. MONEY TO L0ANl"5"*''*''^ILSi?^^'"'- BD. KING COONTY DIRECTORY. 506 Ohristeneen James, f «310, W R Culhane & Costello, $90, W E. Ohrietman Adam H, $20. V. CummingsJ W, f$280, V. Ohrifltman Edwin E, 50 V. Cummings Martin, $1270, S. Ohrietopher Thomas, f $3835, SI. Cunningham Thomas, $450, S. Church E M, f $1385, H. Curry John, $70, T. Olayborn George, f $55, SI. Cu^tls James, f $330, H. Clark David 0, «150. Curtis James F, $760, H. Clark Frauk, 1 840, 0. Cuyle Henry, $290, 0. Clark Heary, $1100. Dahl John, $25, V. Clark James, $515. Dw. Dalton James, $820, 0. Clark M H, shoemkr $80, H. Daniels Salanet A, $40, J. Clark S G, $50, S. Dannamiller A, $300, S. Clark Wm, f $1595, K. Davenport Hatti6, $505, Sq. Clark W H, $40, V. Davis C M, $470, K. Clark W S. $20, S. Davis Dan, $100, B D. ClauBer P, $200, S. Davis David, $100, N. Clay W S, $480. Davis David B, 880, B D. Clayton James, $160, S. Davis D T, $140, N. Clayton J H, $30, S. Davis Edward, $30. Clifford Isaac, $90, M V. « Davis Elbert, $800. Cloudy A F, f $1045, K. Olough M, $400, S. Davis George H, $160. Davis George E, $515, N. Oobum A 0, $800, S. Davis G W, *630, M V. Cody M S, $65. W E. Davis Eicliard, f $75 SI. Cole Albert, carp $410, V. Davis Thomas H, 850, B D. Cole James, f $710, SI. Davis Wm, $545, SI. Colson Fred, $60, Nov. Davi^ Wm. $635, N. Conderman S S, f $80, V. Day Allen. $40, Sq. Conen Jacob. $1840, S. Day B F, f $3535, S. Conners M H, merchant $2075, K. DayOM, f$525. S. Conroy Dennis, $520, S. Day Lncius, f $945. Conway James G, $25, S. Day Michael, ^60, S. Conway John, $30, S. Dayt-.n Oynthin E M, $25, V. Cook Annie, $135 M V. Dayton A, f $75, V. Cook H, $1H5, S. Dayton A jr, f $50, V. Cook David, f $200, V. Dean Wm S, 840. Coombs John, $100. Deibert F, $650, S. Cooper Mra Euth, $750, S. Delaney Mnrlin, $75, S. Cooper W H, $190, 0. Delehanty John, $1800, S. Cooper & Starkey, $580, N. DeMott John W. f $635, H. Corbin J G, $975, SI. Dennis Wm, $600, S Cortman Peter. $80, W, Densmore J Worth. $245, S. Coss Bros, $305, 0. Densmore M, $30, S. Cota Eugene, f $870, O. Denny Wm B, $1470,S. Courville Bazil, $405, 0. Dexter M S, $10. Ren. Courville Edward, $790, 0. Dickerson Joseph, $62'^, Dw. Courville Gilbert, f $150, 0. Dickerson & Graham, $2100, Dw. Courville Louis, f $940, O. Dillon David, 830, V. Courville Michael, $10. 0. Dillon Thomas, 876. S. Oowgar Aaron, f $230, O. Doane L, f $45, V. Crawford A L, f $280, Dw. Dodd N H, painter $600, H. Crawford J E. f $1250, Dw. Dodd Wm, $50, 8. Cra^-ford E C, $850, S. Dolan James, $195, G R Crawford E M, $100. Sq. Dolan Patrick. $40. W R CroBsen Mrs M L, $1220, S. Donlan Frank, $3075. Crow J J. f $6250, K. Donlan Michael, t $640, Sq. Crowder S J, $10, S. Donald Thomas, f $610. N. Cudworth & Dermody, $640, Sn. Donnelly Annie, $190, Een. in 3 n h < H '4 H I B C/9 CO CD cm CD CO 'el m rth Paoifio tMt Hmd- ideia to E.C.Yaughan&Co. WHOLESALK AND BKTAIti City Book and Htatlonery Htore, 1102 Paoifio Ave., oor. Uth, Taooma. W. T. tlM iif' :*fei i' II !■ 11 : ' :'! \'V ■ H HILL, OSBORNE & CO. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. Our booka show complete abstraoto of title m all lands in Kinit Coan^. Clordon Bloek, 6!i» Frunt ntreet, MKATTLE, W. T. 507 B. L. POLE ft OO.'S C4 l-l o c/l o Q. U X I- o Donnelly & MoMahon, $2000, 81. Donovan Thomas, t $3906, Dw. Doran Frank, $1580, W R. Doast H B, t $876, Sa. Downey Patrick, t $2845, E. Downing T V, $200, 8. Doyle Arthnr, $1250, 8. Doyle John, $40, O. Doyle Lawrence, $325, 8. Drew Susan I. $8500. DrisooU Wm J, $400, Sq. Dubois Charles, f $140. Q R Dubois Eetie, $795, Q R Dudley G 8, f $2945, Dw. Duffy Bernard, $580, N. DuffV Patrick, miner $400, N. Dunbar Aaron, $100, 8. Danoan T H. $855, H. Dunlap Charles H, $350, 8. Dunlap George W, $390, Dw. Dunlap Joseph, f $1465, Dw. Dunn P J, $190, Ren. Dunn RoBooe, $150, H. Davall James, f $3355, V. Dwyer Jerry, $1725, W R. Easter W W, captain $985, H. Ege^3r George C, $200, 8. Elder T J, $485, 81. Elder Wm, $495, K. Ellis I F, $600, 8. Elsey D 8, ( $85, Dw. Elsey James A, $40. Dw. Elsey John 0, $105, Dw. Elwell Emma, $40. Elwell John sr, $2570, V. Emerson Patrick, f $1680, "W R Engblom O, carp $170, K. EngleAW, $1125, 8. Engleblom Margaret, $10, 8. English James, f $40, O. Enright John D, 8400, 8. Ensign A B, $400, 8. Entwistle James, $2200, T. Essency James, f $240, F 0. Essency Joseph, $325, F 0. Estabrook W, 1 $120, W. Estabrook G A, $50. W. Estabrook 8tella, $15, W. Fagerberg A J, f $10.30, H. Fairbairn Robert, $15, 8. Faucett James E, f $1995, 81. FauoettWmT, f$530, 81. Fay Philip, $1330, 0. Feeney Mary A. $250, 8. Fell Jo8<»ph, $400, O. Fiukler Fred, f $945. Nov. Finnegan Charles, f $1050. Fleming Andrew, t $100, O. Flynn Robert, f $680, W R FolBom G W, $560. Forbes Dorr, $1340, J. Foresman Jamee, $1110. Forget Charles, f $1210, O. Forler Jacob B, $40, O. Forney 8 G, $300. Forrest George, $180, O. Forrest R M. $240, O. Forsblade John, $65, 81. Fosler Joseph, $8135, Dw. Foster Phineas J, $1200, 8. Foster 8, f $30, Dw. Foster Wm J, $480. Foslrum O P, $300, 8. Fountam John, t $1355, W R. Francis Wm E, $480, 8. Franklin Coal Co, $18790, Fr. Freeman J'' r. $40, 8. Fremch Mic O, $450, H. U'rench George B. $25, 8. French H D, f $1130, H. French R E, $70, 8. French 8 F, f $775, H. French Z, $1200, G R Friake Wm C, $2000. Frost Ormine, f $4400, 8. Fry W B, $80, 8. Fuller G H, f $1020, V. Furbush Orin, $10. 8. Fnrnell 8evilla, $2950, 8q. Gaffine Mrs M A, $1000, 8. Gallagher P 0, miner $50, 8. Gallagher Sylvester, logger $30, 8. Galloway James, $150, 8. Galloway J M, $200,8. Gard C«therine, $500, 8. Gard Pat, $160, 8. Gardner Charles, f $182, Dw. Gardner Wm T, $60, Sn. George Frank, $260, H. C^tsohmann August, $80, 8q. Gifford Alfred, $40, 8. Gifford W H, $135, D. Gilman Albert M, $800, 8. Gilman John W, $360, V. Gilmore .' lexander, $500, 8. Gleasmaii Mrs I, $395, 8. Gleason Martin, $980, 8q. Gleason Thomns, $20, 8. Gloyd J M, f $25, 81. Goding E. $1290, 8. Goff A M, $50. H. Goley Mary E, $240, 8. Goldmyer Wm, $400, F 0. Goldsmith Louis, $115, 8, Gouigle John M, $40, 8. Gonnason Benjamin, $400, 8. Dr, C. E. CASE, «' "»P«d«c surgeon and ' Gynecologist. TACOMA, W. T. JNO. 8. BAKER & CO. *"«>"»*" <>">'>"" INVITC OOROESPONDENOE. Commission Merchants, TAOOMA, WA3H. TY. KING COUNTY DIRECTORY. 508 Goodfellow M E F A, $1650, 8. Ooosens P J, f jfl5, V. Oordon James E, 8400. Gordon James W, $40. Gordon John, f $4590 Dw. Gordon Warren J, $670, V. Gormley Orra, $1425. Gorsaoh J 0, teamster $425, V. Gove A M, $860. S. Gove John, f $3500, SI. Gove S E, $100. S. GoveWmA, $3150. S. Gow Alex, $1090. K. Grady Maggie, $120, Ben. Graff John, $2770, Ren. Graham A, $120, W R. Grahnm A B, $40, 8. Graham David, f $7695, Dw. Graham Lena A, $1820, S. Graham Pat, miner $500, Ren. Graham Robert, f $2835, W R Graham Wm F, $480, S, Graham Wm T, $2050, 8. Green Erastus, f $195 81. Green John M, $2290, W R Green Wells, $50, H. Greene Rev Samuel, $1735, H. Greenfield Charles, f $300, Dw. Greenleaf 8, f 81125, W. Gregory W M, $20 8. Griffin & Blake, $900, O. Griffiths Evan J, 1 $495, 8. Grinnell H, $45, 8. Grose J F, $20, O. Gross A 8, 825. Grot H. f $640, S. Grothen Henry. $1390, O. Grow Frank L, f $240, 8. Grand Sanl, f $1930, 81. Guard R T, $120. 8. Gudemundsen Gilbert, f $800, Sq. Guerin W A, $10. Guiberson E f $765, K. Gniberson H, f $20. K. Guiberson, L R, f $2890, W R. Guiberson S E, f $385. K. Gwinnetl Daniel, f $2840. K. Habenifht Andrew, $200, B D. Habenioht Henry T, $20, N. Haokett Joseph, $600. Haokett T H, f $3620, Dw. Haden Ned, $50. Hahu Charles, $2945, S. Hagamen John O, f $20, J. Hageman Fred, f $30. Haggerty Hugh, $40, 8. Hale John, $700. Hale Luke, dairyman $75, S. Halkiner John N. $640. Hall Elijah 8, $150. Hall Elizabeth B, $90. Hall Emma, $105. Hall Noah N, $120, 8. Hall Russell, $750. Hall Stephen L, $160. Halian J J,8400,8. Halloran P H, miner $20, Ben. Halpin Miohuel, f $140. Halstead Henry, $75. Hallworth John, f $150. Sq. Hamblet E T, f $530, 8. Hamley W C, f $20, H. Hand Willis, $80. Hanks Olof, 8880. Hanlon Patrick, $190. Hanna Mary, $300, 8. Hannam Wm, $580. Hanneth El za, $2150. Hannon Wm, $120. Hansen Gunder, $270. Hanson August, $150, S, Hanson C, f $20, W B. Hanson P P, f $200. H. Hanson Trules, f $985, 8. Hardin Mrs H, $1470, K. Ham Mrs M, $1875, K. Ham Michael, $1405. K. Ham Richard, $755, K. Hamiet Henry, f $295, 8. Harris Anson, f $845. Dw. Harris James, $185, T. Harris Joseph, $300. Harris Robert. $400. Harris R S, $1080. Harris R S, $50, Red. Harris Stephen M, $20. Harrold John H, $500. ' Hart David, f $4190, 81. Hart George, f $2500, 81. Hart James, f $1660, 81. Hartman Conrad, f $985. J. Hartman Martin, t $540, Hartson George E, $20. Harvey James, .S320. Haokell A B, $60 8. Hajkell J H, $635, V. Hasseni.lue G K, $60. Hatch TH, $10. Haverkamp August, f $365, N. Havekost T H, $180. Hp wley Daniel H, f $700, J. HLwleyDH. f$315,J. Hawthorne Richard L, $1700. Hawthorne W J, $40. Hay T J, $500 N. Hayes Frederick J, $190. PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL. Tacoma,W. T, Special attentioD Riven to all ohronio afflictions, including those suffering from Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. C9 CD a» CD pa OS CD MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. I 509 «9= CO CD .•6 it it ■ • • e it 2* & ! s! eh B. L. POLK A 00. 'S Hayes Patrick, f $4780, W R Hayes Timothy, $400. Hayes Maurioe, $10. Head John, f $250. SI. Heara John, f $200, SI. Hellenbrand F 0, t $15, V. Helmbold Christopher, f $1370, SI. Helms J 0, $420, S. Helms P D, $75, 8. Hemingway W L. $50, 8, Hennis A & 0, $200, 8. Hennessey James, $30, 8. Hemmer J T, f $70, J. Henry Samuel B, $505. Henspeter Mary A, $200, Ren. HensUl R T, $120, S. Herriott S 0, $540. Hertzel Frank, $2C. Hewitt Alice, $40. Hewitt J B, $3430, K. Hewitt W H, $600. Heycook, Job, miner $100, B D. Ueycook Thomas, miner $6(i0, B D. Heydlauff Frederick, $600, 8. Hioklin L F, f $30, Dw. Hiidebrand B L, $150, 8. Hildebrand John, f $390. 8. Hill Frank G, f $1325, W R. Hill James, $300, 8. Hill W 0, $48940, 8. Hilton Fred, $25, 8. Hilton Henry, f $25, M P. Hinds A R, f $60, H. Hinds 8 N, f $60, H. Hinst Peter, $20, 8. Hoar W R, $16, 81. Hooktos John, f $700, H. Hoff N P, f $40, J. Hofmeister Conrad, f $150, V, Hofmeister George, t $iai, V. Hofmeister Martin, f $40, V. Hogpnson O, t $50. F 0. Holbrook Sarah, $220, 8. Holbrook Wm, $1055, R Hollidge George, $160, S. Holhdge Jane, $350, 8. Holm £mil, f $960, O. Holmes E W, $765, S. Holmes James, $50, 8. Holtz A A, $300, 8. Homad Frederick, f $80, H. Hooke: Ernest, $390. Horrooks James, $240, Ren. Horrocks Thomas, $220, Ren. Horton Jnlias, t $2170, 8. Hoskins Thomas, miner $690, M V. Houghton J D, $1460. 8. Houghton Mary 0, $905, S. Howes Calvin E, $2700, 8. Howlett J, $20, W R Hubbard Mrs O, housewife $250, St Hubbard Martin W, f $620, J. HuggOE, $30, O. Hughes A S, pbysioian $600, SI. Hughes Daniel, f $345, Sq. Hughes David D, f $1460, SU Hughes .Tames, f $165, 81. Hugren Esther L, H. Hurlbert H A, $190, 8. Humes Samuel, fish oanning $640, S. Hunt Jennie E, $125. Hunt J L, $80. Hunt J T, $160. Hutchinson H L, $15. Huxford A B, $*50, H. Hynes Daniel. $300, T. Hynes John, f $310, Sq. Hynes Martin, f $286, Sq. Inglis B W, f $370, O. Inglis Edwin, f $40, O. Ingwold D H, $480. luman N D, f $335, 81. Irr Joseph, f $150, B D. Jackson Jack, $25, M P. Jackson Jacob, $50, K. Jacobson Gustav, t $675, W. James Wm, $1300. N. Janioke Charles F. f $150, F 0. Janioke J P, f $1035, F 0. Janioke John G. f $2340, P a Jarvis Peter, $2340, C R Jederholm Mary, $130, W. Jeffers J H, f $200. Jeffs Richard, f $7955, W R Jenkins Isaac D, $220, Ren. Jenkins George, f $755, M P. Johnson Andrew, $40, Sq. Johnson A H, $120. Johnson James H, f $30, O. Johnson James J, f $25, 81. Johnson John, f $50, W R Johnson J, f $30, "W. Johnson J D, $70, F. Johnson Robert, f $25, Sn. Johnson W M, f $375, M V. Johnston F T, $80, 8. Johnbton Margaret, $60, S. Johnston Wm K, $120, 8. Johnston W M, f $50, W. Jonassen Bertha, $640, 8. Jones Abe, miner $75, M Y. Jones Mrs Annie, $316?. R Jones B B, t $200, B D. Jones David P, general store $60, O. Jones Mrs Ellis, $50, B D. Jones Henry M, $30. S. GOLLINS & POWELL, WHATCOM, W. T. Bought, Sold and Rented. 0ORRE8P0N0EN0E 80LI0ITE0. XHB OHB-VPBST LOTS BVK R ORKBRH5D ^p p About mmilea from Po«t Office, within 5 block* of Qraded Street* with ^m m ®KR eidewalm. friee, SSS. Terms. $20 cash; 115 one mo.; tUO two moef- fl^hh ^Z J J No interest. Hiie, 25x120 ft. E shelman. Llewellvn A fin K»u' ^00 No interest. Hiie, 25x120 ft. j shelman, Lrewellyn & ' Co/seattTe KINO COUNTY DIREOTORY. 610 Jones H, general store 8420, O. Jones Isaao M, $860, Ben. Jones Jacob, f $886, Sq. Jones John, 9180, Ron. Jones John, 860, O. Jones John P, general store 88285, Jones J B, 8480. Jones JO, 8420. Jones J W, f 8250. O. Jones Joseph, f 8290, O. Jones Loui, t 8120, O. Jones Owen, carp 840, B D. Jones Riohard W, miner 860, B D. Jones Rufua B, 890, O. Jones Samuel P, 8100. Jones Thomas F, miner 81 '0, B D. Jones Thomas R, miner $80, B D. Jones T A, f 88775, Dw. Jones U F, 890. Jordan Charles, f 8220 Sq. Jordan Cyrus B, $5oO. Jordan Wm, f 8890, Dw. Jordan W L, 8700, G R. Jorgensen Christian, 82795, W R. Jorgensen Claun, 82400, Ren, Josten O H, f 81"0, Juanita. Judd A W, t 8705, V. Judkin W, 8200. Julien Jacob, f 8645, Dw. JuU Wm, f 845, Dw. Kakeldy W, 81550, S. Kakeldy Fred. t>75, S. Eallson J, 850, S. Keacs Tim and James, 8800, SI. Keating James, 8300. Keener J M, 865, W. Keevey Patrick, 850, G R. Keith Jacob H, 850. Keller John F. 81810, K. Keller M J, 8620, Red. Kelley Michael, 8880, Dw. Kellogg Mary A, 830, S. Kelly Charles, 8720. Kelly L, 815. Kelly Patrick, f 882, Dw. Kelsey David, 875, H. Kelsey E E, $700, H. Kennedy Edward H, 850. Kennedy N, 880, S. Kimball A C,t 82340, FO. Kimball George W, f 8*030, S. Kimball G A, 8400. S. Kindling Frederick, 82550, S. King George (Ind), t 8295, Ren. King James, 8700. King Jesse, 8800. King John, 8240, R King Phillip, 8500. King W B, 8180. Kline A H, f 8150, Sq. Kline R H. f 8520, Sq. Knight J K, f 860, H. Koenen Arnold, f 825, W R Kortright R F, f 8240, 81. Kracht Yorkin, f 8620, S. Kreiger W F, 830, O. Kriegkbaum N, f 850, W R Krumm John, f 8805. Kiimp Mathew, f 860, O. Kunze G F, 8200, S. Kyes Mrs Mattie, 8800, W R Kyle George, f 820, O. Laiho John, 860, S. Lamprey Kate M, 82250, S. Langdon Edwij, f 830, Juanita. Langdon Hiram, f 8690, Juanita. Langdon R, f 8790, J. Lange E F, f 82800, S. Langhill Archie L, f 855, V. Langbill Levi M, f 840, V. Lanier Noe, 870, S. Lannigan John T, 820, S. Lanning Isaao, t 8280, K Larkin John, 8465, O. Larsen Hans, 8ll^. Larsen John, 890, W, Larson O P, f 840. H. La'-raan George, 81150. S. Laws Esther, 8120. Lawaon Hummond, 890, Dw. Lawson J S, 840. Lawson Peter, 8190, C R. Leake John, 830, fl. Lear D, lumber 8165, K. LeBalUster C T & Co, logrs, 8460. N. Lee Charles, n, O. Lee Jaokso' ■^' 0. Lee Jonathan, ^70, O. Lee N & P, 840. Leebrant & Parker, 82486, Ren. Leigh Wm T, f 871u, W R Leeper R T, mach, 8770, N. Leggett Wm M, 850, Dw. Leibrant Solor.on, 8565, Ren. Leveny M & J, 82050, S. Ijewis A T, 820. Lewis Evans W, 8720. Lewis Ira, f 8280, G R Lewis L P, 8830. Lewis Maurice, miner, 8660, Ren. Lewis Wm, 860, D B. Liesenger & Bro, 82890, Ben. LilUe B F, engnr, 810, S. Lillie Thomas, 8550. Limquist T F, 880. Limberg John, t 8670, SI. z ■ O m CD •■■■ €9 a» era CD •-♦ c/> en (/> "—1 CD FANNiE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opened aiay lat, 1S«». litarr Mtreet. OJLD TAOOSIA. Tho«e who b«llrre "Home Induatry" thuuld patronise MatlMnctloii Waaranteed rialeUiiliiDFiiniitireM'fiiCc. RMidea yon will ••▼• money thereby. LABGES'f STOCK. Mill Mtn opp. Oeoldental Hotel, Seattle. 511 R. L. POLK & CO. '8 lly Hi : ,1? t - 5 ; 1: o c o "5 Q. o < Q. Ill X Lindqnist John, f 8160, S. List J W, f ««), Q R. Livesley W L, f «690, V. Lloyd David J, 1 $60, B D. Loohridflre J T, f 840, O. Long Willis M, 8190, F 0. Loree Moses, f 8220, W. Lowell George. 826, Ren. Lowry E M, f 810, J. jond James, t 825, SI. Lnnd Otto A, f 8160. SI. Lunden P Q, f 830, V. Lynch James, 8240. LyonsFred, 870, OV. Lyons L, f 8170, Uw. Lyons Samuel, 8180. Lyts W D, f 8650, 0, R MoAllister Oharles, 1 8280, Dw. MoAllister John S, briokmaker 85200, Dw. Mo \llister J W H. briokmaker 8165, Dw. McAllister W B. 8110, O. MoAndrews Michael, 866, B D. McOabe K H, f 82580, W R. McCain J G, 820, O. MoOarter Wm, 880. McCarty James, 8160. MoOarty T, nSO. MoOaw A. 870. MoOlintock James, f 81665, O. McOlintook J M, f 8480, V. MoOlosky A, f 840. Sq. MoOlosky J D. f 840, Sq. McOlough James, f 8140, SI. McOlusky Peter, f 8250, Sq. McCoy Daniel, f 820, Dw. MoOoy John, f 82316, R. McCormiok Owen, 820. McCrimmon D, f 830, J, MoOnlly D, 8125. McDonald Allan M, $80. McDonald David, 8480. McDonald James E, miner $256, Sq. McDonald O D, $230. McDonald R H, 8400. McDonald Wm, t 8225. McGaire James, foreman $700, M. MfKain Wm, f $160, O. McKay Daniel, f $505, N. McEinlay James, f $21250, Dw. MoLangblin, Brooks & Co, general store $6800 B D. McLaughlin Daniel, $20, B D. McMahon J W, f $90, Du . McMabon Michael, f $2800, SI. MoMillan D, f $120. McMilUo Samuel D, f $415, K. MoMillan T H, f $296. MoMilliu Wm, f $105, SI. MoMoiii.jle P, $160, S. MoNatt F. f $2830, Dw. MoNatt W P, f $290, Dw. McNaughton Alexander, f 885, T. MoQuarrie John, 8230, Dw. MoRedmond James, f 8110. Red. MoRedmoud J L, f 840, Red, McRcdmond Luke, f $1720. Red. Maokey Timothy, f $945. SI. Maddooks M B. f 83410, W R. Malneritoh Mathew, f $795, O. Mandeville A, f $885, Dw. Manifold Alison, f 830, Ren. Maple J W, f 81665. Dw. Marrewah Sam, f **%. Marcus Seigfrec' . S. Mnrdeu J M, $2 Markham J S, * , V. Marshall James, f 8120, O. Marshall James F, $200, S. Martin Harriet, 8100, Dw. Martin John, f $310, Dw. Martin John, f 8535, U. Martin L R, 835, S. Martin 8c Buohanan.farmers 81220, K. Maryott J W, f 84610, Dw. Mason Thomas, f 82045, C R Masaey J C, f $520, Ren. Masters James, f 855, V. Matbiesen John, f 81020, Dw. Mathis E J, f 8260, V. Mattison John E, f $480, Dw. Maurs Wendelin, 830, S. Mauz Samuel, 810. Maxwell Jamt-sM. t $820, R May C L. f 830, H. Meade Arthur H, f 8670, G R Meagher Francis R, 8240. Meagher J G, 8300. Meeker E M & M J.hopraisers $580, WR Mercer A & Son, f $1395, C R Merrick Charles H, physician Poor House farm, S. Mess Julias, f and Co Oomm $4170, WR. Meyers Hugo S, $40. Mevers Isaac, $90, S. Middaugh N U, $135. Middletnn Joseph, $20. Mierwaldt F, $40. Milatovich Joseph, f $60, S. Miller A D, 8120. Miller C B, f $160, Dw. Miller G, f 880, Dw. Miller Mrs E P, $80, Dw. !i il; PIPTIIRr AMR Rnn II With full line of EiftraTings, Artotypea. Etc. Frames rlUIUnt HHU nUUm Made to order of lateet.beet and meet etylish materials, »■ 0^ III ■%aikl#%a (>ity Book and Stationery Store, E. C. Vaughan & Co. IMOULDINGS 1 iOS raelfle Ave., eor. llf th, Taeoma, «V. T. HALL & CAVENOER. "^lai^i-Sn'S^'"" 'J KINO COUNTY DIRECTORY. 612 Miller George H,f $1405,8. Miller John B, 8800. Miller M J, $860. MillerRJ. f$1115, Dw. Miller W H. t $240. Dw. Milliken James E, f $610, V* Mills John, $60, B D. Minor Frank, $590, V. Mitchell A H, $150, S. Mitchell Frank, f $990. P 0. Mitchell James, f $1760, Dw. Mitchell & Nordrum. $1500, Q R. Mock P A, $210, O. Mobler Johannes. $1550,0. Mobney J M, $50. Monaban Leander, f $1085, Ren. Monahan Martin, f $560, Sq. Monaban M, f $240, Sq. Monastero J 0, $1665. Ren. Monastnro Peter, $185, Ren. Moon G J, f $50. H. Moon H D, f m, H. Moore J C, $35. Moore J H, $790. MooreheHd John W, f $40, O. Morgan David D, $60. B D. Morgan Henry, miner $00. B D. Morgan J M, miner $40, B D. Morgan O H, $40. Morris A E, $45. Morris H A, $145. Morris Aloses, f $2885, T. Morris Sbnmgar, f $760, T. Morris ThomHs P. $40, Ren. Morrison Ellis, $50. Morrison James, $50, O. Morrison Michael, $1500, S. Moulton T J, $110, SI. Moiiltou N F, 895, P 0. Mulbern Thomas, $15, S. Mulkern James, $225. Mullen Martin, f $990, K. Muller J Anton, $150, S. Mullin Dennis, f $4775, K. Murdock Wm, $30, S. Murphy James, $25. Murphy M J, $30, O. Murphy P H, f $110, O. Murphy Thomas, f. N, Murray Jamec, $65, V. Murray Wm, $490, G R. Murray W H, bookkpr $160, B D. Myer Anjfust, $165. Myer J E, $40 Myers Charles, $20, H. Myers James T, $65, K. Myers Wm M, f $1160, W R Nagle Frank, $260, 0. Nair L H, f $20, Dw. Nason P. f $405, 81. Neal W, $275, T. Neeley Aaron S, f $2110, W R Neely David P, f $180, W R Neely D A, f $11(M)5. W R. Neely Henry, t $295, W R Neoly John W, f $1100, 81. NeirCbarles, f $345, S. NeilHon John E, $20. Neilaon Wm, $150. Nelly Sue J, $4(i, W R Nels'.n Alfred H. $1040. Nelson Andrew, f $1505, H. Nelson Charles, $230. Nelson Christian P, f $830, J. Nelson Emanuel, f $210, W. Nelson James L, f $70, W R Nelson John, fisherman, Dw. Nelson John, $4670, W R Nelson Lewis, f $155, SI. Nelson Martin, f $2.'i90, W R Nelson Michael, .$40. Nelson Wm, 1 $180, O. Nelson Young, $100, 8. Nessell Lawrence, $300, 8. Nestfllle N W, $450. Neth Martin, $300. 8. Nowson Enoch, $80. Niblock Stephen, f $240, J. Nicholson C S, 1 $25, K. Nicholson John, $10. NiokelsE A,$i000, 8. Nioklas John. $560, 8. Nilsson Hans, $500. Nolte Fred, f $110, O. Nolte Frederick, $410. Northup B L, teacher $1070, H. Northup J H, f $875, H. O'Brien Michael, f $620, W R O'Brien Michael, f $315, Dw. O'Brien Morgan, f $700, VV R O'Brien Terence, f $1010, St. O'Brien Terence sr, f $3200, W R O'Brien Wm A, f $70, Dw. O'Conner J 0, f $770, H. O'Donnell Wm, $160. Oflfner Albert, $310. O'Keefe Charlep, f $105, V. O'Kef'fe Timothy, f $95, V. O'Laugblin James, $40. Oldak Paul, $500. Olds J C, $20. O'Leary James, f $2085, V. O'Learv & Cole, $1060, O V. Oley & Kittie, $10, Ren. Oliver Mrs E, $950. Olsen A, f $75, 81. GTT TXT/^^^T^ A««»nt for Kewtvn Wason and Wor- M 1A/IJI.JIJ ^^Klan Plow Co. tieneral Acricnl- • *-*■• *' V-^V-TA-r, tnral Implements. _ ll»)e Padfle Ave., and 11»1 B. K. »t. TACOMA, W. T. 84 o H Z m C/3 cO cS n i-i Jd o c4 1-3 hd 1-3 o o *-* td !> •-3 1,1 1. ;i i^MI 'I tiii If" ■ li \0 h urn Uvi. «» S It s c 2i 8* OS C3 111 X u Seattle Hardware Co. e«5 Front Mt., Seattle. 513 LOOOERS' BLACKS VIITHS' BUILDERS' MILLMEN'8 jSUPPUES R. L. POLK A CO.'S Olsen A 0, 8160. Olson Alfred, f 8640, SI. OIboq E & H M Hanson, briofr mkrs, 87555, S. Olateai InKlebay, 8865, S. O'Meara Patrick, f 8835, S. O'Neill James, 8625. O. Ormbrack Ole G, f 8650, ^. Orr Cyprus, 8100. Orr Georsre, 870, G R. Osborn Henry, f 8630, O. O'SuUivau David, 840. Oolett George, f 81330, W R. Owen Dani'I M, 8190, Packard A W, $950. Packard SylvHDUP, 8280, S. Page Jedediah. 8540. Page J, I 845, V. PHine C J, ft30, B D. Palmberg Alfred, 830. Red. Pantcl Frank, t 81285, G R. Parkex F'&nk S. 8120. Parker Gu^rge, 8170. Parker ,^an,ee. eng i'5240, Ren. Parker John, 880. Parker T^ M, f 8235, F O. larker R A, 8100. Parker R D. f 8655. 8. I'^rmenter James 860. Pasbioh Joseph, lab. 81-30, O. Patrick Geo'ge, 840. S. Patterson J F. f 8280, S. Patterson J M, f 8385. SI. Patterson Thomas, 8210. Patton B F, f 81020, G R Paulsen Oloff, 880. Paumel Emilien. f 8220, G R. Paup Martin, $8515, S. Pearson A, 860, W. Pearson Peter, f 860, W. Peaslee John, 8120, SI. Peddie James, 860. Pencil OharlfB. f 860, O. Peplan Adolph, 8385, Dw. Perlev D E. 820. Perrigo W P, f 8135. Ited. P-irrigo W W, f 81260, H. Perry John, f 81115. Red. Per-on Rev John, 850. Pf -arson Adolph, 8160. 8. Peterson Christian, f 8210, Ren. Peterson John, i 820. O. Peterson John E, f 830, H. Peterson Matilda. $nO, W. Peterson N B, f 81305, 8. Pete-son Philir. f 8340. Ren. Peterson Sj 'vaster, 8900, 8. Peterson & Oicon, 840, O. Peterson & Rosford, f 8490, Sq. Pettingill Samuel. 8100. Phillips A A, 8960, S. Phillips C R, 8120, S. Phillips H F, t 8795. 8 Pickering G W, f 8960, N. Pieroy James, engr 8100, B D. Finckney James, f 81415, S. Pingree F H, f 8885, F 0. Pinkerton F, 850. V. Pinkhamlda M, 84440 8. Poole Arthur, 810, O. Poole Reuben, f 81370, O. Porter A L. f 82600, O. Porter Dr»na H, 8150. 0. Pni-tAr H»nry M, 810401 Portway \:^ C, genl store, 8600, 81. Post Lewis, f $510, K. Powell W W, logger 81000, 8. Power Isaac N, 8&0. Powers Henry C, 8200. Powers John, f 81020, Dw. Pratt Leroy, 140, 8. Pratt Mrs L G, 83600, 8. Prenatt Joseph, f 81160, T„ Price Thomas, 8475, N. Prichard R, saloon $1760, Dw. Probst i;, 860, B D. Pruit -Tames M, 8205, V. Putnam Cuarles, 810, uian J(-«ieph, f 81260, Dw. I,ninn M C, 8335, Ren, ainn Patrick, f 8180, Dw. acme M R, 8370, 8. Rainey Thomas H, f HOd. Ramsey H and J, 840, N, Ramsey Rol)ert, f 8'885, K. Rf.ndall Mra H 0. 8165. Randall John, f 8270, 81. Randall R B, 8160. Rinkin James, f 850, G R, Ray Abner. f 8200, G R. Ray Thomas, f 8595. Dw, RayZT, f 8220, G R ReoktenwHli Conrad, t 8340, s. Recktenw d John, f 8100, Be^. Redding ,} W, f 815, V, Rediugtou Charles H, f 8480, G R Redington G F, f 8310, G R RediPgton J:L, f 8720, r H. Redman R 71, f 850, C la. Reese Aui/iistin G, 8400. Riobards R, f $550, K. Riobardson F A, f 820, H. RiohmanMrsL, $270, SI, Rice David E, f 8105, 81. Rice J F, f $725, SI. RioaJN.f 8435, WK. CT ATlJm? Ji'F Importer and Wholesalo Dealer in WInf**!, Mqnora • X^-^J-^ KXSUISt X , Bud ClicarM. Hole A.«ent for the fore*.* Kiln* and the Taylor l^entacky Bonrbon and Ry«^ n'YilnhJen. Douot for the Piper Hledseek Charapacne, 1009 PACIFIC AV., TACOMA. W. T. IVhateom Co Snohomish C. Mkavlt Co., Kinsj Co., WARRANTS !''"'""*"„'■'"'" f T™'* "=•• BOUGHT. ( Seattle. KING COUNTY DIKEOTORY. Bines John, f $2795, Dw. Ri.bair Antoine, f 880, Dw. Bobbins E L. f ?895, Dw. Bobbins L 0, f $85, Dw. Bobbins M P, f «1305, Dw. Boberts David, miner $75. B D. Bobinson A W, 8125. Boooa E G, f $140, O. Bogera Wm (Indian), $105, Ben. Bose G, f $1570, SI. Bosnacle J J, f $110, Dw. Bjss Elmer J, f $125, S. Bossi Orlando, f $1380, Dw. Baden Oran F, $70, 8. Buebl Ohnrles, f $210, SI. Bupsell Charles O, f $640, M. BuPseU H, f $630, M. liutherford A L, f $50, F O. Butherford Davis, t $215. F O. Bntherford J B, f $135, F 0. Buiherford Philo, f $1125, F 0. Saar Peter, f $770, K. 3aar P & Oo, millroen $230, K. SagilenJohnG, f $50, J. Sale Frank, $3 '0, S. Sanderson John, f $65, H. Sanderson Bobert, f $50, H. Sanderson W P, $30. Sandrook Adolph, f $25, V. Sayro A N, f $160, V. Sohenk W V, $565, Ben. Soherman Christian, f $11775, 8. Schmid Daniel, f $2500, Dw. Sohmidt Conrad, $250, C B. Sobonbaokler Joseph, milk dealer, $665, 8. Schweitzer John, f $720, 8. Searle M P B, $30, S. BeoorA, $100, B D. Seifrie.: A, f $2000, 8. Selleok J D, f $1180, S. Settler C A. $20. B D. Settler Peier, f $70, J. Sexton JohL>, f 8450, S. Sh.wnou P 0, $200. Shurkey James, t S915, W B. Sharkey Thomas, t $1580, W B. Sharp M S, f $30, B. Shaw G W, f $285, T. Shea Daniel, f $910, Dw. Shea John, f $50, W R Shearer Beuben, f $120, Sq. Shemer Wm, t $50, l>o. Sherman S D, f $1680, V. Shiaeb Wm, $fi0, H. Shinn E 0, f $ il95, K. Shultfl Mary M, $120, Ben. 8ideljothBm Harry, carp $795, Ben. 514 Silvauia Louis, $160, Epu. Sim Abraham, $70. Simmons Edward, $70. Simmons Moses, f $70, W. Simmons Wm, f $50, O. Simpson Alexander, $65, K. Simpson H T, f $665, Dw. Simpson John W, f $60, V. Simpson Bobert N, $65, SI. Simpson B H, f $130, Dw. Simnson W G, f $2415, G B. Sinn John, $375, N. Sloan Samuel, f $4980. Dw. Smith Charles, f $415, Sq. Smith C. $50, M V. SmithEliasF, $180. Smith Elizabeth, $870, Dw. Smith Mrs Emma L, O. Smith Frank, miner, N. Smith F M, r, G R Smith H A, f $10, O. Smith James, f $956, F Smith James N, $.0, O. Smith Jessie F, $10. Smith John, miner, B D. Smith Joseph, f $150, O. Smith J P, f $880, G R Smith L 0, f $1460, O. Smith Mary Jane, f $1300, O. Smith Mason D, $330, O. Smith Peter J, f $1180, Sq. Smith B C.f $310, WR Smith Samuel L, f $1660, K. Smith Shubal 8, f $400. Smith Silas, t $1280, O. Smith T J, $',0. Smith Ward, carp $20, Ben. Smithers D B, t $645. Ben. Snow M H, f $155, V. Snow Nancy M. f $840, Ben. Snyder G B, $20. Sparkman J M, f $30, J. Spauldinj? Albert P, $160, 8. Spinney Douglas, $30. J. Sprague B C. logger $390, M. Spray E. f $200, J. St&ndriHge E A, $270, O. Stark Allen, miner $335, M. Stark E B, $50, F C. Stark K P, $125, F C. Starkey Samuel, miner, $240, N. Starr Samuel B, logger 930, S. Stearnes Wm, i $715, F C. Steel A E, f $75, 81. Steele James, f $1640, Dw. Steele James T, f $770. G R Steeves John A, f $970, J. Stein Thomas, $60. 1>I I K I? US t J 11 li CD CD cn CD CO Books and Stationery E. C. Vaachaa ♦ Co., ' Office and School Bnppliee of all kinds. News- papers and PeriodioalB, Novels. HiBtories, C'- cUipediai, at City Book and Stationery Store. llOii l^aalflc Ave„ cor. lltb, TA.WVtdk,\V. T. r: — CIVIL ENGmEERS, QARDNEE & HOQO, E-i 515 City Hnrveyor's Office, eSO Vront Street, HRATTI^R, MT. T. B. L. POLK A CO.'S t , J • r •" :■ ii i ■ . li. 5 < D. X I- o Steinle Mrs A, 850, H. eteppler A S, 810, O. Stevens Israel, f «1010. M. Stevens James H, $100, B D. Stevenson Frauk. 8815, O. Stevenson "W P, £ t'50, Ren. Stewart John T, f 87495, K, Stewart Robert M, 81725, M. Stidl John, 8660. So, Stier John, f 8490, V. StiRch Powell, 825, K. Still E, gardener, 82770, S, Stokes R W, 8110, W R Stone B L, 8240, S. Stone John A, £ 82300, O. Storrs Dennis, t 8120. Stossle Frank. 850, N. Straohe L, f 820, S. Stransberur H M, 860. Stratton Milton A, 8480. Stroud & Snell, 840, Dw. Sturgis J J, 8240. Sturtevant M, f 81350, H. Sullivan Timothy, 8800. Sundon Fred, 820. Sundt Andrew, 8390, O. Surber W H, 35095, S. Swanberg Obarles, 81090, S. Sweeney E F & Oo, brewer 81280, Dw, Symons John, f #720, Re a. Symons Penteoost, 8400, Tait Alexander, 810. Tait W E, 820, Tamm Brothers, 8355, O. T«ram Otto, 8100, O. Tamm Theodore, 880, O, Tanok Frederick, 55220, W R Targett James, 810. Tash Adam, f 8209c\ H. Tash John, f 8370, Red. Taylor L, 81600, W R Taylor D N, 81010, F 0. Taylor James. 8895, F 0. Taylor Wm H, £ 82190, Sn. Tell John, 820, H. Templeton Charles M, f 8595, T, Temple Sarah A, 8285, W R Tftzlaff H J, 8320, J, Thielan Miohael, 8240. Thode Henry, 8560, N, Thomas David H, 81375, P 0, Thomas Mrs D E, 8380, Ren. Thomas Henry, shormhr 8210, B D. Thomas John M, f 81715. SI. Thomas Wm L, miner, Franklin. Thompson Albert T, '5315. Thompson DA, 825, S.i. Thompson Emily F, 89380. Thompson John W, 8695. Thompson J I, 8600, K. Thompson Martin, 8400. Thompson N H, 840, J. Thompson Warren S, 860. Thompf^n Wm, f 880, J, Thompson James, 830. Thome R L, mcht 8920, Ren. Thygsen Christian, f 82375, W R Tibbetts George W, f $3020, Sq. Tibbetts Henry H, £ 8195, Sq. Tierman John, $40, O. Ti£t J, 820, S. Till John, 8200, 8. Titus Evert E, £ 8240, E. Titus James H, f 81755, K. Titus M E, f 8160, K. Tobin James H, 820, Ren. Tobin Mary F, 81015, Ren. Traeger Qottlieb, £ 81925, SI. Trautman Charles, 810. Tritsohack Gottfried, 8170, O. Tenis Chas (lud), £ 8590, SI. Turgason 0, 8615, N. Tuttle Hannah ^, 8100, S. Twiss Wm S, £ 81220, S. Udin R, 8520, K. Valentine Charles. $80, CM. Van Assalt H, £ 8517(?, Dw. Vanaspllen John A, miner 840, N. Vanderbeok George, £ 83020, O. Van deVanter Edward, £ 8710, W R Van Dusen W A, logger 860, V. Vaughan W E, 8105, Sq. Vergon John, 810, S. Veatnys Peter, oarp $150, B D. Vincent J H, £ 81510, N. Voight Wm, 8800, S. Voigt J M, 81S50, 8. Waok£ord John, i»160, S. Waddell Isaiah, r, Sq. Wakeman Alfred, £ $815, W R Wakeman Milner, £ 8306, W R Walbridge W S, 825, SL Walker Walter. 830, H. Wallace J S, $900, S, Walsh Michael, 8375, New. Walsh Patrick, 81080, Ren. Walsh Wm, 8260. Walsworth J B, £ 83310, Ren. Walsworth S E. £ 89600, Ren. Ward Henry, 860, SI, Ward H C, £ 860. Dw. Ward John 0, 8710. Ward Louisa V. 81060. Ward N B, 8420. Warden W W, £ 82960, Dw, Dr. C. E. CASE, S"«"cal diseases TACOMA. W. T. OF WOMEN. JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocers Taooma, Wash. Ty. IMPORTERS OF Fl nI JAPAN TEAS. KING COUNTY DIRECTORY. 516 m I » CO 09 CD 3 CO CD -» CO C/> Washburn Andrew, f 82375, W R WatkinB John W, miner $150, B D. Watson B M, »40, Seattle. Watson Mathew, $160, K. Webb David, miner, $75, Ken. Webb Taylor, 880, SI. Weederhold Wm, $30. Weedin Robert, f, 8850 S. Weigel M W, f 82C0. O. Weitzel Irwin K, 8475, V. Wel'ih Joseph G, f 8260, O. WeUs G W, f 8740, H. Wendt Fred, 1 8150, B^. Wmt worth Charles, 8800. Western H H, f 84445. Dw, V/etmore B, f 81220, S. Wetmore F, f 8900, S. Wetmore S, f 84540, S. WexelberKer John, f 8880, R. Wharton O 0, f $825, W R Wharton S D, 8260, S. Whatcom Charles (Ind), lab 8315, SI. White Charles, f 885, G R. White Charles A, f 83780, SI. White E B, f 8940, 0. White E G, f 81220, O. White H I, 81950. White Thomas, 820, Ren. Whitehead J W, «100, S Whitehead John, f 850, H. Whitfield A J, $415. Whitfield Almon, 850. Whitmore Henry, f 825. SL Whitney C H, 840. Whitney D P, f 8110, H. Whitney Eli, 81110. Whitney Mrs E L, 8410, SI. Whitney E P, f 81180, SI. Whitney Fred L, 8120. Whitney R E, 81140. Whiiworth J E, f 8800, Ren. Wible S S, 830, SI. Wiokberg S P, 840. Wiggins Robert D, 8480, S. Wiloox Elgin, 8140, S. Wilhehn Fridolin, 85800, a Williams Charles, 850. Williams Edward E, f 8620, F 0. Williams Homnhrey, 8120, V. Williams J M, 8120. Williamson James, 8400. Willis S P, f 88785, K, Willson B K, 8140, J. Willson Charles, 8320. Willson Isaac, lab, 8260, O. Wilson Alex A, 840. Wilson George R, f 83335, W. Wilsoj James, miner, N. Wilson John, £ 83100, G. Wilsi-n John, 8560, 81. Wilson M, f 81620, K. Wilson Robert R, f 8675, Sq. Wilson S W, f 81635, Sq. Wilson Thomas H, 81650, Sq. Wilson W B, 1 860, Dw. Vrimmer Cherry, f 870, Dw. Winter Daniel, f 81800, SI. Wirth Rev J A, 81235, 1. Wise Margaret, 8500. Wissinger Andrew, $645, S. Wittenmyer George W, f 81170, J. Wittenmjer Anna. 8600, J. Wittenmeyer Luella, 875, J. Wold Bros, f 82530, Sq. Wold luglebreoht. f 81000, Sq. Wold John M. f 850, J. Wold Lara A, f 81100, Sq. Wolf Frederick, 880, S. Wolff Louis, 8300. Wood George, f 8390, K. Wood J H, f 8900, Dw, Wo. lin Ira, f 82400, W. Wooding Erma, f 8^), G R Woodii.^ John, 870t GR Wooding Robert, f 81910, G R. Woods Patrick, $40. Woods Preston. S20. Woolen Isaac, f 860, H. Wright John G tSO, Wurmnest V, » ^$220, Tank John, f 840, SI. Yaak George, f 81600, 81. Yates O J, f 84360, W a Yehle John, f 8 ' " Yehle Joseph, f , , H. Yeisley D H, f 85U, Dw. Yeisley John E, t 860, Dw. Yeriokson Charles, f 870, W. Yonderhump James (Ind), 8210, Sq. Young A Z, f 8135, S. Zaousr) James (Ind), 8200, Sq. Zwiefelhofer John, f 8740, H. Zweifelhofer Theresa, f 8225, S. CD CD CD t/i 2. a> CO • oa o> =s CD C/> PUIlET SOUND HOSPITAL Attendji^^Ph^loiiiB^and 8ui^ni?*^'8peci8l 1: TAGOHA, W. T. Attention given to the cure of the Opinm, Morphine and Chloral Habit. STATIONARY ENGINES Washington Iron Works Co. with or wlthont a^j^^tahlr ent-olT. SBATTI^E. 517 B. L. POLK & 00. 'S i KITSAP COUNTY. CO I CO en CB 09 Area, 540 square miles. Ooanty seat, Port Madison. Population — 1880, 2006; 1885, 2638. Assessable wealtn 1886, $1,118,520. Kitsap for thirty years was noted a» the great lumber onttiug and dealing oounty of the Sound. It had no othe; settlements, no other industries, and no other pop- ulation than that engaged in and dependent upon the lumber trade. Of late, however, the conditions have been vihanging. Four or five hundred people have gone upon the fertile lends about Port Orchard Bay, where several small towns have Lteen started, and where the center of the county, as regards popnlhtion and intert-st, promises soon to be. The sawmills of Kitsap oounty have out 130,000,000 feet of lumber during the past year. GOIIIWTV OFFFICERS. Auditor— Nelson MoOallum, Port Madison; Treasurer— P. J. Primroite, Port Mad son; Sherifif and Assessor— Joseph Oomstook, Port Madison; Judge of Probate — Nathan Buoklin, Port Madison; School Superintend- ent — Mrs. L. M. Ordway, Port iMadison: Coroner— Wm. P. Mcigan, Port Madison; Oounty Surveyor— Ohr.rles Armstrong, Port Gamble; Oounty Oommissioner- E. Ames, Port Qam'ole; Pros. Attorney— J. T. Ronald, Seattle. ABBRETIA.T10:«!i. B, Bla^elej?; O, Oolby; N, Nibbeville; O, Olalla; P G, Fori Gamble; P M, Port Madiaon; Sa, Saokman; Se, Seabeck, S, Sidney; carp, carpenter; f, farmer; 1, laborer; r, rancher. 1 I li '0 Abrahamson Anders, f $250, Sa. AbrahamsoD Wm, f $150, Sa. Ah Hong, f $600, P G. Ahlby Oscar F, f $250, B. Alexander Wm J, f $200, 8. AUaldN, f $150,S. Alien Albert P, f $30< C. AUmond Douglas, f $400, O. August George, f $150, P M. Anderson Andrew, f $650, N. Anderson Eriok, f $200, N. Anderson Jacob, f $200, P M. Anderson James A, f $250, C. Anderson John P, f $200, Sa. Anderson John S, f, 0. Anderson Mareh 0, f $20*^, Sa. Anderson Wm O J, f $200, 0. Armstrong K W, f $600. 0. Armstrong Thomas, f $150, 0. Baker Ht-nry, $400, Se. Bannister Benjamin, r $100, P M. Bass Freeman W, 1 $400, Sa. Bawthy Kalman, f $200, Se. Begarie Besie, millman $150, P M. Benbeneok Annie, $200, Sa. Bender Wm H, $100, Se. Bertrand Joseph, logger $1000, P M. Blakeley John, i $200, 0. Brodeen John, r $250, N. Brooks D E, f $160, 0. Brown Andrew A, logger $100, Sa. Brown A & Go, loggers $150, Sa. Brown Olof J, f $100, 0. Brown Oliver J, f $370, 0. Brown & Molver, f $500, P M. Buffham James, f $400, C. Gantier Oliver, logger $100, B. Card Lewis S. f $100, N. Card George W, f $290, 0. Carlson John, t $200, 0. Carlson Nels, f $1000, Se. Carlson O F, f $150, C. Case Charles, logger fIlOO, 0. Casper James, f $100. 0. Ohioo Wm (Indian) f $660 Ss. Chi-istP'- >n Wn, f $ir.. . b. Ghristianson Hans P, f $150, Sa. Christopherson S 0, f $250, Sa. Clark Lyman, f $150, C. Clay Peter, f $260, 0. Cline Brown M, f $450, S. Oline James H. f 81780, S. ClineLevi A,f $300, 8. Chne Ruth, $450, S. 1 m COLLINS & POWELL,ine.o"rUvror BEAi. E0TATB DEAI.KBI*, „ _ \ whatoom County. WhatccBit W. T, BnylAcre Tracts near Seattle of ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & CO., Brokers, Pott Building, Seattle, Wash. Fortrnien made by buTing mich tnett near rapidly growing citipc, as Minne- apolis, St. Paul, Omaha, Donvor. et». 80 will purchases near Seattle prove. KITBAP COUNTY DIRECTORY. 518 Oliae Thomas, propr Kitsap county Pioneer 8100, S. Oliae W 8, f 8100, 8. Cloud Henry, r $700, B. Coel A, f 8150, 0. Cornell Edwin, f 8200, C. Cornell Hiram, f 8610, G. Coamer Nathan, f 8150, C. Cousins Wm, r 8100, 8. Culver Lyman, f 8150, 0. Onmmiujrs Wm, f 8400, 8. Cyphert Daniel, f 8550, 8. Damon Henry, f 81100, Sa. Davis W H, t 8200, P (}. Denniston 8 A, r 8200, Sa. Dickey 8 A, f 8200, 8a. Dickinson J M, r 8150, C. Dig CD C/3 CD a> cm c/» a CD U» "aTiS.^r" CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Offle« at WiUard'a, Pactlle Ave. 2d Door North of OperB Houm. Enlargements MadeiMcMURRY O "S Q. < 0. u z I- f-Ht FROM ANY NKUATITK. POHT TOW!Vt»BlWI> 519 R. L. POLK A CO. B James Qeorge, f $200, 0. James James A, lumber 35200, Sa. ^aques W A, t 8200, Sa. jenson Torge, f 8400. P G. Jertson Robert H, f ?300, Sa. Johnson Alfred, f 815(', N. Johnson Andrew, f $P JO, Sa. Johnson Andrew (Mosquito Bay), f 8100, P M. Johnson B'^njamin F, f 8300, Sa. Johnson Oarl, f 8410, 0. Johnson Frank, f 8500, Sa. Johnson Fred T, f $450, 0. Johnson John M,f 8160, 0. Johnson Peter, f 8200, S. Johnson Robert G. f 8400, 0. Johnson W H, f 8350,0. Junes Carrie R, 8300, 0. Jones W O, f 8300, S. Junquist Alfrt,!, f 8150, P M. Kselcy Wm L. f 8150, S. Kelley John, f 8800, P G. King James D, f $500, S. Kline P F, t 8150, S. Kowan John, f 8250, P M. Lanston Fred, logger 8600, Sa. Lantz John, r 8490, Se. Larson Alfred, r 8300, 0. LarsonLP, r83."0, 0. Latham Henry, 1 8500, Se. Lawrence Wm, logger 8150, 0. Leary John, r 860, C. Leighton Rufcs, f 8170, 0. Lendall Charles, r 8200, 0. Leveen John, r 8150, Sa. Lewder Wm, 1, 8250, Sa. Lindqnist Charles, 1 8430, B. Lindsley H W, r ^200. C. Littlewood Wm H, f 8150, Sa. Lloyd Frank. 1 8300, B. Looker L L, 1 8^00, Se. Logerstram John, 1 8200. Se. Longfellow J E, logger 81400, Sa. Loshbaugh Clerk, 1 8150, P M. Lum He, r 8200, Sa. Lundberg Oscar, r 8200, Se. liuude P P, 1 $100, Sa. Lung Warren S, 1 $400, C. Lyons M J, f $300, P G. McCanogher Joseph, logger $170, Sa. McCoUough George, 1 $420, C. McDonald Fred A, $450, C. McGregor James, r $150, C. McKenzie Kenneth, logger $400, Se. McLennan Thomas, r $150, PG. McManus T nomas, 1 $200, C. McPhee Alice M L, $510, P M. Maggs Caroline, $400, P G. Maloney Annie, 8100, B. Manning Gilbert L, $100, 0. Manson A A. 1 8150, P G.^ Marion WM,r 8200, C. Mattson Amanda M, 8300, B. Mattson Eriok, logger 8250, C. May James H, f postmstr 8?50, O. Merrill G, logger 8200, C. Meyer H A, r $400, 0. Meyers Martin, r 8200, Miller March, r 8150, C. Miller Mrs Mary M, 8300, 0. Miller Wm N, logger 84 O, Se. Mlnter George, lab 8400, 0. Mitchell John, r 8600, N. Mitten James, lab 8400, 0. Moe Iva B, r 8800, P M. Morehead James D, r 8200, S. Morgan Joseph C, lab 8300, P M. Morgan Wm, r 8250, Se. Morfcan Wm H. r 8250, C. Morris Peter, lab 8150, 0. Motherway Wm, r $200, 0. Mnlary John, r 8200, 0. Munson John W, r 8500, O. Myers John, logger 8400. S& Nelson Andrew, r 8600, N. NpIsou Gnstaf, lab 8300, P M. Nelson John, logger 8200, Sa. Newhall Capt W, ship owner $4000, B. Nibbe John H, f 8550, N. Nicholas Samuel, f 8=^00, Sft Niehaus John, r 8100, B. Nininger A J, f 8150, Sa. Nix Ronomon, r 8650, 0. Noflf Jo, r $300, P M. Noves J 0, lab 8350, P G. O'Hara John, logger $100, B. Ohbert Anthony, r $300. C. Ohbert John J, logger 8400, 0. Ohlson Jacob, r 8550, Sa. Olney^John M. $300. C. Olseu A, r $1050, P M. Olsen John, lab 8200. B. Olson Sivert. logger 8150. Se. O'Neil Wm, lab $150, P M. Oulet George, r $150. Padledt George, 1 $150, P M. Palmer A L, r $430, S. Parflt Edward, r $360, B. Parfit John, logger $900, B. Parquet Louis, logger $400, Sa. Pearson P J. r $200, 0. Pederson Lewis A, 1 8400, C. Pengree O F (2d), logger $450, O. Perkins John, logger $400, 0. Perrigo W W, 1 $100. Sa. LEADING REAL ESTATE DEALER intbeFirst Ward. He can sell yon nt bi>d rook anything that ia for Kde witJiin the Hnb of the city. OFFICE. OVER 0I<0 TACOMA FOi»T OFFICE, TACOKA. W. T. WM. H. HARRIS, HALL & uAVcNDERi conveniently Located. ' 7 I'.A.COl^.A., TTT. I". KITSAP COUNTY DIBEOTORY. 620 Perry Robert J, f 8700, i Q. Peterson Erffober, r $200, B. Peterson Herman O N, f $400, B. Peterson Nils, logger «100, P M. Peterson Theodore, loggei $130, B. Pbinney James F, logger $45C^, N. Pickering CJeorge, $200, 0. Porter Henry M. 1 12900. P O. Porter James B, logger $200, P fid. Post James, $400, O. BeeveH Alanson, $200, B. Beynolda AUeah. 1 $100. P M. Richards Charles, f $100, B. Ring David, 1 $200, 0. Bobbins M, logger $260, 0. Bobiig Lambert, r $200, 0. Bobinson David, 1 $540, P 0. Sogers Henry, $800. Boss Hugh, logger $200, N. Ryan James, oarp $81)0. B. Saokmao J W, Wger $2760. Sa. Sadler S N, ospitalist $650, B. Sam Oharhe, r 8200, Sa. Sammerman, Brown and Eriokson, loRgers 8500, P. Santmon Nils A, 1 8450, Sa. Saunders Edward, 1 8200, P M. Saunders E G, f $1830, B. Sayward Wm P (Port Madison Mill Co), 8140610, P M. Soott Jamus, r $100, N. Scott J W, 1 8100, Sa. Sebach Oharles, r 8100, P M. Sehold Jacob, r 8400, P O. Behold A J, r 8200, P G. Shaw Wm De, 83010, P M. Sherwood Adam, logger $100, Sa. Short Patrick, r 8200, P M. Sboultz George. 8250, 0. Shultz Granv^le, 8150, P M. Sigvand Bowers, 1 8360. Sa. Silven John, f 8200, P M. Simmons John, r 8450, Sa. Simmons Thomas, r 8100, Sa. Bjould Oharles, r 8200, O. Smith Gustav, carp 833(i, B. Smith J D, r 8150, PM. Smith Warren, 1 8190, Sa. Snyder Napoleon and Sam, Igr 8200, Sa. Spaulding Oolon, 81080, P G. Sronfe Edwin H, editor Kitsap Co Pioneer, 8250, S. Stayhay Joseph, r 8150, 0. Starrett Wm A, 8400, Sa. Steel D M, 1 8150, S. Stevens Sydney M, 81600, S. Stoddard H, 1 8150, Sa. Storge Charles, 1 8300, S. Stubb Ingleorg, f 8150. Dogfish Bay PM. Stnb Ole, f 8600, P M. Stubbong Ole A, r 8400, P M. Stuck David, f 8100, P M. Stuyter Georgn, r 8150, Sa. Sarber Wm H, loggt-r 8130, Sa. Swain Walter, 1 8100. B. Swaa Robert, logger 8300, Se. SwansoD & Fowler, loggers )k600, 0. Sylvertson Charles J, r 8150, S. T-^llagsen Ammond, r 8200, Sa. Tappan Annie, $200, C. TappKU Jennie W, 8500, 0. Tappsn Wm W, f $210, a Taylor Wm,r 8100, B. Tehan John, lab 8400, P M. Templeton John L, 8400. 0. Thiebn M, logger 81S30, B. Thompson J, logger 8260, P M. Thompson E M (Point Agate), gen storo 8700, P M. Thompson James, 1 8300. Thompson John, logger 8170, P M. Thompson Kerber R, lab 8150, B. Thompson Ole (Dogfish Bay), f 8200, PM. Thompson Wm, lab 8100, P G. Thorseu Bros & Co, logger 8300. Thorsen Paul, r 8200, P M. Thorueu Stevon, lab 8500, P G. Trask Oeorge, r 8250, Sa Trimble Edward, logger 82J0, P M. Yarnnm Jnme'i, iab 8100, Sa. YoU-man Joseph, lab 8160, B. Vollstedt John W, r 8160, P M. Waokforu ,ohn, r 8500, 0. Wahid Paul, logger 8100. Wait Francis M, r 8440, P G. Walker John H, lab 8800, Se. Waterman Deios, logger 81160, Sa. We Sy, r 8600, Sa, Westman J P, r 8300, O. White Oharles A, r 8800, 0. Whitney Robert S, logger 8440, Se. Williams Andrew, logger 8200, Sa. Williams D T, logger 8300, Sa. Williams Fred, logger 8200, Sa. Williams Jerry, r 8130. Sa. Wilson Steve (Indian), r 8400, B. Windblad P E, lab 8260, B. Wohlfardt Wm D, r 8600, 8. Wolfkill Wro S, r 820o, 0. Wocd John P, lab 8350, Sa. Wood Thomas, f 8350, 0. Wood W L. r 8300, C. Wymore Joseph, f 8200, 0, ■0 o CD QTT XWT£\r\T\ HARnWAKR. MIMMRR8' MVPPI T* Sole A(i'-"t for the foreat King WMahey, The Patnou* . IjA. n \JJSA £V X . B. H.l ylor'M ftrfi copper distUled Hand Made Sour Math WhUhiea. The aehlitB If M( Cigara. Milwaukee Bottled Beer, and the Camilte Key 10V9 PACIVAC A v., TAOOSEA, W. T. DRAFTS If^iffiJll^'^j GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. lOOUEiU ) HWmOKJt Seattle. MASON COUNTY DIRECTORY. 522 CB B> Freese James, f $100, S. Gale Joseph, oysters $500, E. Gerald Robert, f $970, Ar. Gill John 0, f $300, Ar. Grainger Charles, f, S. Green John E, f $49f», D. Green L H, f $270, D. Griffiths Thomas, f $633, 01. Hsnptiey Jacob, stock raiser $1640, UO. Hegaas Hans, blkomith $178, 01. Helser David, f $160, K. Holmberg Charles, f $470, D. Howard D K, hotel $3000, 01. Hndson John, ranch $276, E. Hudson Wm. f $270, K. Huntley Charles T, f $570, K. Hurley Dennis, logsrer $490, E. Hurley Miohael, f $100, E. Hutohinson Elizel, stock $220, S. Jackson A A, f $m>, E. Jamieson W S, logger $115, D. Johnson Emma, aindk ranch $266, D. Jones Wm, f $270, E. Eeith George, f |700, Ar. Eeunedy J G. logger, E. Eennedy F, f. E. Eennedy G D, f, S. Eirkland Aaron, f $ «20, U 0. Eirkland Jpsse, f $315, U 0, Eirkland Moses, f $570. U 0. Eirkland Wm, f $470, U 0. EneelundA H, saw mill $615, S. Eorter Adam, saloon $300, E. Erase Wm, f, E. Latham John, gen store $1310, U 0. Leisure E, f $1400. S. Lynch Daniel, t $100, K Lynch Jerry, f Eam. MoBryd Walter, bookkpr $75, E. MoDermott Henry, f $510, Ar. McDonald Margaret, gen store $700, Ar. McLean Charles, t $150, S. McLean Mary, f $90.>, S. McPhee Dougall, logger $100, Ar. McBeavey Edward, logger. U. C. McBeavey John, logger $4250, U 0. MoReavy & Latham, hotel $2370,U 0. Malaney John, logger $1100, A. Marshall Mrs Thomas, f $2200 E. Miller Edward, steamboat owner, S. Miller H H. f $670, D. Moore P D, f $50, Ar. Morand Thomas, logger $4750, Ar. Morris Wm, f $500 Ar. Morrison Dougald, logger $200, Ar. Morrison Hugh, logger $375, Ar. Myers D E, f $1600, 8. Nance J L, f $170, D. Nance W H, f $415, D. Nellett Joseph, logger, $1170, Ar. Nelson John, t $315. E. Peterson Pete, f $970, E. ■Phipps T H, f $500. Ar. Potts Wm, f $270, E. Pratt J H, saloon $170, K Pratt J W, t $1100, K Price John, t $410, S. P 8 & Gray's Harbor R R and Trans Co, E. Purdy F 0, Co Surveyor $3000, U 0. Rheinhart Lewis, f $150, D. Rice Deeter. boat bldr $106, D. Rice J B, P M and boat bldr $210, D. Robinson E L, f, 8. Rodenberger Watson, f $325, E. Ross W J, f $470, U 0. Sargan Cal, f, 8. 8argan Chas, f, 8. 8anders John H. logger $500, Ar. Shelton L T, f $600, 8. Hiege John, farmer, O. Simmons 0. f $560, E. Simmons M C, farme"-, K Simmons M A, f $2000, K Sischo Abel, f $200, Ar. Smith A J, oyster dealer $500, E. Smith John, f $100, O. Spencer F, stock raiser, Sh. StewartMD, f $470, Ar. Taylor 8 E, general store $610, E. Tuaker Josephine, f $910, O. Vanes Pntriok, stock raiser $470, N Vincent Wm, logger $215. E. Walters Catherine, f $500, Ar. Walters Wm, capitalist $6150, R. Weh?> Thomas. 8pecnlatr$3300, U 0. Wells George T, f $670, Ar, Werman August, logger $100, GL Weymouth G. f, 8. Wheeling 8 H, f $215, D. White Nathan, f $700, E. Whiteman A B, f $1115, OL Willey Benjamin, lourger $375, O. Willey Lafayette, f $570, 8. Willey E L, sawmill $2000, O. Willey Samuel, logger $2340, E. Willey Walter E, f andP M $700, O. Williamson T F, lumberman $5000. Ar. Wilson Eliza, hotel, Ar. Wmsor Capt, f, 8. CD CD CD • CD CD oa en CD (0 PIANOft f>0€^ANfi SlnMr.al NerehandiHe and narhlne rM0\Vm\J9f \Mn.\Mf\V§Of Attachments, at TltyBtkoh and ma- OCUllun UAnuiiiro tlontrv Mtore, E. C. Vaushan A Co^ OtLWINb mAtnlNLO, 1102 Paoilio Ave., oor. Uth. Taooma,(W. T m HILL, OSBORNE & CO.Abstracts of^Tmes Klrig"county v> S^623 6«« Front Mtrcrt. MBATTLiB, W. T. B. L. POLK & GO.'b 1 09 PIERCE COUNTY. GO 03 09 Pierce has an area of 1800 square miles. Like all the east side ooanties it reaches from the summit of the Oascade MonutiinH to the waters of the Sound, inoluding also four islands off the town of Steilaooom. Lumber, ooal auil hops are the principal prodnotions, including 70,000,000 feet of the former, 250,000 tons of coal, and 2,250,000 pounds of hops. Besides these lime, wool, general farm stuff and sundry manufaotured goods are produced. Shipbuilding is also carried on, the steamers Mogal, Olara Brown and Skagit Chief havinR been turned out of the local yards during the past year. The Northern Pacifio company operates two lines — one from Tacoma to Portland, and the other from Tacoma to the East over the Cascade Moun- tains. The n. 8. Territorial Penitentiary is located on McNeil Island, and the Territorial Hospital for the Insane at Steilaooom; both being large and costly structures with complete surroundings. Tacoma, Puyallup, Sumner and Steilaconm are the chief towns. Coal mines have been opened at Oar- bonsdo, South Prairie and Wilkeson, and large properties there accumu- lated by the corporations owning them. The fertile lands of the Pnyallup Valley are admirably adapted to the production of hops. This product has already a national reputation and commands the highest prion both in local and Eastern markets. And this industry, though already of large propor- tions, is only in its infancy. THComa, the county seat and western terminas of the Northern Pacifio railroad system, is the second town in population and wealth in the Territory. It is handsomely laid out and well built Its streets and avenues, on which many thousand dollars have been expanded, compare favorably with those of eastern cities of many times the popu- lation. Pierce County has incr^-ased in population from 3389 in 1880 to 11,565 in 1885, and to about 14,000 in 1887. Assessed value of property, 1880, 81,678,102; lb86, 85,698,90a COIJIVTY OFFICERS. Commissioners— J. C. Fairchild, Charles T. Fay. John E. Burns; Auditor —Edward Hugginn, Tacoma; Sheriff— J. H. Wilt, Tacoma; Treasurer— John Murray, Tacoma; Probate Judge- James Wiokersham. Tacoma; Prosecut- ing Attorney— B. W.Coiner,Taooma; Assessor— J. P. Hedges, Tacoma; Sur- veyor— T. R. Wilson, Tacoma; Superintendent of Schools- Matthew Stew- art, Tacoma; Physician— F. 0. Miller, Tacoma; Coroner— Dr. J. A. 0. Mo- Coy, Tacoma. ARBR ETI ATIOrVS. A, Alderton; Ar, Artondale:B, Barling; C, Carbonado; F S, Fort Steila- ooom; G H, Qiar Harbor; H, Hillhnrst; L B, Lake Bay ; tiV, Lake View; Le, Leber; Ma, Marion; Mel, Melrose; Mio, Minter; Mn, Muck; O T, Old Taco- ma; Or, OrtioK; P, Purdy ; Puy, Puyallup; R, Ros' Ae; St, Steilaooom; Su, Sumner; T, Tacoma; W, Wilkeson; c, carpenter; f, farmer; lab, laborer; log, logger. flQ fd Aiken Catherine E, 1360, Puy. Allen J F, f 8265, Ar. Alder Benjamin, $212, St Alverson John, f 851, St Aleher Nicholas, $195, M^. Alvey S B, f $2303, A. Alexander Wm, 890, Mi. Anderson John, f 8636, L B. Algyer John, f $491, L V. Andrews W B, 83. Ar. Allen Frank, f 819, Ar. Annis Fremont f 8396, A. Dr.C.E.CASE, 's^^isoeoost aiia TACOMA w. T. <^•-z^^TBOOIoa•IS1". JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale^ Crocers. JOBBEDRS OK OIOARS AND TOBACCOS. PIERCE COUNTY DIRECTORY. 624 o H Z m ■0 > o 5 AnniB John, f $10, A. Annis O M, merchant $715, A. Annis P T ' ^ .;445, A. Arneson John, Ar. Atkinson John, 8218. Ar. Babler John, t $2616, Or. Bailey Mrs A E, 81081, L V. Baker Horace, f S426, Su. Baker Reuben, f 8587. Sa. Baker W H, f 84272, Su. Balck Fred, f «821, A. Baldwin Chester, f 8860, A. Baltzell J T jr, 87634, T. Barnard H, Puy. Barnes John, f $289, H. Barnes Joseph, f |313, H. Barr James, 843, Roy. Bartlett Edward 0, 8216, St. Beach Oharles D. 8680, 0. Beckett C W, f 8590, Or. Beckett G W, f $430, Or. Beckett Henry, f h<$2765, Or. Beckett J H. f 81187, Or. Bell James, f 8182, Roy. Bell J(An, 8100, Mel. Bendnre Elizabeth, 8500, T. Bennett G A. 8196, Min. Benston Adam jr, t 8846, H. Benston Adam sr, f $974, H. Benston Wm jr, f $615, H. Benston Wm sr. f 81312, H. Berry John, 8229, Ar. Betohart Frank, f 8221, Roy. Binder John L, f 8626, H. Bissor F, merchant 84600, Mel. Blaise Mrs A, f $1100, Mel. Blee Lonis, 850, Roy. Bliven Charles, 8165, H. Boatman Ernest A, f 84744, Or. Bonney Fred, f 8247, Su. Bonney Samuel, f 8667, H. Bonney Sherwood, f $2082, Su. Boss Charles J, f 8206, Su. Bovee M J, 8195, H. Bowman W J, f 82750, A. Bradley Willis, 8174, St. Brandes Gup, Puy. Breckeu J )hn R. 880, Puy. Bresemann Qustav, f $1751, L V. Broshear J S. f $225, Mu. Brown Oharles W, f $603, Su. Brown J B, f 8338, R. Brown J D, £ 868, R. Brown Pfter, $20, Or. Brown Robert, f 8*72, Ma. Brownfield C, f 8113, Roy. BrownQeld Mrs Harriet, 850, Roy. Bryant Foster B, 850. T. Buchanan J F, 8400, P. Bullinarer Fred, 8295. A. Bunell Frank, 865, R(»y. Bunnell Mrs Kate, $168, Puy. Bunnell Rev A T. 8840, St Burnham A M, $480, G H. Burow Gus, 8225, L V. Burr S T, f 83626, Su. Byrd George W, f 85343. L V. Byrd Joseph, f 8179, Roy. Caldwell J E, 840, Min. Carbon Hill Coal Co, 8143955.60, C. Carlson Anton, $140, Mel. Carlson FG 8245, Le. Oarmiohael F, f 83840, L V. Carr Wm, f 8996, Mu. Castillo J A, 850, Ar. Cates W Z, t $859, St. Cavanaugh Frank, f 81689, L V. Ceretti John, 830, Min. Ceretti Joseph, 835, Min. Ceretti Louis, 830, Mm. Ohamberlin Frank, 825, Puy. Chamberlin L A, f 8900, Ma. Chambers James M, f 8215, Roy. Chambers MoLane, f 81544, Roy. Chambers Roberts, f 8135. L V. Cbristensen Hans, f 8363, Puy. ChristeuHoa Andrew N, f 8901, Le. Christenson C F. f $728, L V. Christie W H. 850, T. Christy John T, f 885, Le. Church H S, f 8131. Su. Clark AH, 82', Min. Clark Clarence K, f 82617, Puy. Clarke Mrs Eunice A, f 8950, Poy. Clark Frank, 8134, Ar. Clark Harry C, f 815, Puy. Clark Nicholas, f 8367, Roy. Clements M F, f $918, Su. Clode Alfred, f $50, Sa, Coffmaa George, $260. Ar. Colburn Helen D, 81022, A. Colder Ohnrles, f 81445, Roy. Cole Edward, 835, Puy. Conrad Fred, $140, Pay. Corcoran Dominick, f $466, Mu. Cormiok Mrs Clara D, $300, St Corry John, $20, Su. Cosmey W J, $18, Puy. Covil Wra, f $492. Min. Cox W H, f $1117, P. Crawford A L & G G, Su. Oreegun James, $5>, Su. Creviston W J. f 8861, L B. Ciitcbfield J W,8337, St Crockett Mrs Raobael 8663, Puy. Crosby H 0, f $1604, Or. s o 3 ■MS 3 o 3 PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, TACOMA, W. T. Beoeires emd treats all who may require medical or Borgioal treatment, Contagiotu Diseaaea excepted. i PatTwin Engine Steam Feedsi Washington ( Iron Work! Oo. Stattlt. FOR lilJMBEK HILI.m. 525 B. L. POLK ft CO.'B O ■ X ■ 09 CUD CD CO CIS 03 CO Crowley Michael. $86, Roy. Daniell Walter ,T, 8190, Or. Darr Conrad M, 8190, So. Darr I T, 8786, Su. Darr John R, f 8220 Su. DavioB Alex, f 87'.»0, 8t Davius Daniel 815, Ruy. Daviea D T, eupt Carbon Hill Coal Oo, 8500, C. Davis Frauk, 817, Min. Davis John, f 8561, H. Davis Wtn D. f 8925, W. Day David, 880, P. Dean John, f 8350, Mel. DeanJohnE.f $60. H. Dean Thomas A, t 8735, H. DeVore Arthur, f 8245, Le. Dexter Mrs Susan 8, 8480, L V. Diokenson Charles, f 8130, Sa. Diokeuson Joseph B jr, t 8210, Sn. Diokenson J B, f $8427, Sn. Dieringrer Barnabas, f 8364, Sn. Diugle E A, $405, Ma. Dingle Sarah, 8750, Ma. DodanhofFH, LB. Donovan James C, f, A. Donovan Join L, f 8979,A. Dougherty Albert, f $750. L V. Dougherty Qeorge J. f $2300, Mu. Dougherty John, f 8855, Mel. Dougherty Mrs Mary J, $1701, L V. Dougherty M L, f $198, H. Dougherty N P, f $1180, L V. Dongherty.Wm H, f $105, L V. Dow E W,.$184, Ar. Dow L 0, $67, Ar. DraperPS, $60, So. Drake M F, f $265, Mel. / Eagle R $2795, Mel. Eason Wm, $78, B, Eagan Wm, $100. Mel. Eichenhofer O, $40. St Ekenstam J P, f $1367, Si Ekenstam Albert, f $505, Sk Elder Fred, $370, H. Elder M H, $501, L V. Eldridge F E, $2266, Or. Ellison John, $117, Ar. Ellison Wm, 8882, Ar. Elston John W, $104, T. Endriger Charles, $141. Le. Espe Miranda, $1010, Su. Eustace Michael, f $1619, H. Enstioe Patrick, f '$225, Ma. Evflns JD, f. 81936, Ar. Evans S D, f 81000, Mel. Everett Elsie S, f 8775, 8u. Fahev Mnrtagh, f $1787, H. Fallis E C, $135, Puy. Fallows B, f $1575, Me). Farley H L, $22, St. Farmer Elmore, f 810, A. Faust Mrs Caroline, 8290, L V. Ferguson George, f $205, Ar. Fiander Bobert, f $900, Roy. Fleming Fabins, f $714, Ar. Fleming G, 830, Mu. Flett Miss Annie J, 866. L V. Flett John, 1 81992, L Y. Flock Matthias, t 8260. Or. Fogle Wm, f 8270, H. Foos Mrs Margaret, 833, St. Fowler Alfred, Puy. Frankenbnrger & Miller, saw mill $107. A, Franklin George, 8107, P. Fraser J B, 828, R. Fries Charles, f $426, Or. Fries Daniel E, f 8240, Pr y. Frost Andrew J, f $2019, E. Frost Mrs Jane, $48. P. Frost Mrs Mary, 8230, H. Frost Walter, t 8321, H. Fuller Theo, $77, P. Fuller Thomas, $44, P. Galerdy G, 8100, P. Galvin John, 8 155, Puy. Oano D M, f $223, L V. Gano P H, t 8124, Roy. Gapper Theresa, $1440, A. Gardella & Leadman, t $2978, Pay. Gardner G H, 8195, St Gardner N S, $44, Pay. Geiger Joseph, f $4240, A. George A, f $240, Sa. Gig Harbor Fishing Co, $238, G H. Gilham John D, f $8534, Sa. Gill George. $89, Ar. Gill John, $5, Ar. Girlock Fred, f $25, Pay. Gist John F, f $515, Mel. Glasford P B, 822.50, Pay. Glean John T, f 8310, Ma. Glidden L M. $817, G H. Golden W N, f 8780. T. Goltz Arthur, 8157.50, Or. Goodwin Frank P, f 82049, Boy. Goodman Joseph, 4825, G H. Goodtirae Louisa, 8>335. St. Goodwin James B, t 8145, Boy. Gosiok Carl, t 81099, U. Grainger O M, f 813«, Sa. Grainger John, 1 83892, A. Green H, 878, St. GreeneTJ, 1890250. A. Greenlaw Amos, 1 81803, T. COLLINS & POWELL,!.. WHATCOM, W. T. ( L' We have the FINEST FABM ANDCI UK WEHTBBIir WAHH- liVOToar FOB sale. ESHEIMAN, LIEWEILYN & CO., BROKBUM. MBATTLR. WAMH.. Hare for salo n full lint of olioion TIabtr, OmI ud I-« Luii, ImpnTil til UBlBprortt r«mi, BuiIbhi ud Btiidnoi ProBtrtr, Olt y Md Bntttrtta Lotl tnl Aor» T rtetl. Municipal aita Vount>i8*eurliitt Buuyli . Iipm M>|O.Ut«i. riLROE COUNTY DIRECTORY. 626 (Jufly R A, $476, Sa. QubtafBon John, 945, Ar. Guthrie Joseph, $100, A. Hasan George W, Puy. Haloron John, 8760, Bt Hall D, $808, A. Hamel August. Puy. Hiinselmann Mrs Delia, f 8713, L V. Hard.viok & Mnnning, 850, L V. Harmon Wm. f 82982, Or. Harrington H. f 8658, St Haurry Paul, f 81000, Ma. Hawk M F, 81160, Mu. Hayes D L, 8188, Boy. Hays Ed, f 8195, Roy. Hegele Harman, f 8^8, L V. Helmold John, f 81849, A. HennesB 0, $467. Puy. Henry Mrs A E, 836, R. Henry F J, «825ti, R. Henry John, 849.60, R. Herley Xavier, 836, L V. Hess August, t $13, A. Hewea iHaao N, ¥126, Sa. Hewitt J O, 82285, T. Hewitt Thomas, f $4599, H. H ill A J, $45, W. Hill Green B, f $455, So. Hilley J E. f $1384, Or. Hilton F M, $24, A. Hinkleman Fred, f $992, Puy. Hodder John, f $2595. Mel. Holden John, $100, Or. Holman James R, $223, Le. Holt Oharles, f $910, Su. Holt George H, 8414, A. Holze Charles, $212, Le. Hopfenzitz M, 1 8559.60, L B. Horan & Kennedy, f 8880, MeL Horrooks Bros, f 8115, H. Hotchkiss Ed H, 850, Su. House N G, $25.60, P. Honsley John, f 8205, Or. Hoovey F S, f 8466, Puy. Howard Charts, $1000, Or, Huddle Eli, 840, Ma. Hudson L N, 8603, Su. Hugsins John W, f 850, Si Huggins Thomas, St. Hughes E W, t 845, Roy, Hughes James, f 8847, St. Hughes S M, f ibSS, Mu. Humer D H, lish dealer, 890.90, Ar. Humphreys John H, 876, Puy. Hunt Oharles, f 8150, Or. Hunt Charles B, Su. Hunt E E, f 8450, Ar. Hunt F J, 818a50, Ar. Hunt Miss Isabella, 8100, Or. Hunt M B, f 8101P, Ar. Hunt Mrs M M, 844.76, Ar. Hupar Peter, 8105. Su. Hurley Patrick, f 8914, A. Uustad AT, f8409,St. HyndmanS W, f 850,R. Jnokson Mrs Mary A, 8796, Puy. Jacobs E P. f 812, Piiy. JackHou John, 8800, Puy. Jacobson John, 8800, L V. Jacobson & Nelson, f 86^, L V. Jansky John, f 8260. Or. Jeffery Lon S, f 8198, Puy. Jensen Bros, f $396, Le. Jensen Frederick, f $747, Le. Jensen Gorgen, t 8444, Le. Jensen N P, 8600, L B. Jeursioh Samuel, fisherman 8277.60, GH. Johns Joseph, 8130, Mel. Johnson Mrs Anna, 8185, St Johnson Bengt, f 8726.80, St . Johnson G H, 846, St Johnson Henry, Puy. Johnson Mrs Mattie P, 8266, Su. Johnson Rena, 81553, A. Jones James, 870. Or. Jones J P, 81790, W. Jones L A, t 8371, Ar. Jordan Allen T, f 8190, L V. Judson Peter, 1 82783, St. Kandle Wm A, f 81686, Mu. Kelley F P, f, A. Eenealy Hugh, f 8186, Or. Kennedy Mrs M, 82117, H. Kimble S M, Puy. Kinoaid James F, f 820, So. Kincjaid John F, f 89697, Su. Kinoaid Joseph C, f 860, Su. Kincaid W Chris, t 84610, Su. Kirby George W, 830, Le. King John H, $18, Puy. Kirtley J S, f 8228, Su. Knapp H, logger 8396, P. Knutsen Pete P, 835, Pur- Kreger George, f 8120, Roy. Krethmar Max, 876, Mu. Kronyak Joseph, f $480, Or. Kruse J P, $172, Or. Kupfer Louis, f $635. Puy. Kuthmann August, f $879, L B. Lagasa James, f 8465, Su. Landen G«orge A, 898, Puy. Lane Al, f 8964, Or. Lane Elizabeth A, f 82070, A. Lane Wm, f 82968, A. LaPlant Joseph, Puy. FANNIE C. PADDQCZ MEMOIIIAL HOSPITAL, RtTReT. John A. Paddook, DJ).. Pre*. Rev. J. A. Nioholaon, Hapt. ' J. F. BMurcUey, Phyuoiui, TA0OMA,.W. T. jii ,;l ■pi iiil Bemembfir Lake Union Furnitp M'fg Co. teToC Furrtoe T »y carry tha-best aid largsst stock in theTerntory."THElR PKKJEB «is theTJOwKBl'. 91111 Mtreet. wpp. Occtdeutat Hotel, MKAITIiK. VI o o !3 527 S3 o o ftWM Ik o ty I- R. L. POLK A 00. '8 Lathrop G H, 840, Ar. Lathrop G W, f 8180, Ar. Lathrop Mrs Ealea, $454, Ar. I,aandre H. «135. P. Leadmnn Thomas, f $670, Su. J^eber Peter, f s, Su. McCiaw & Oo, $5768, St. MoOIimans J H, f $iP6. L V. McCloud Hugh, t $741. Mu. MoOoy Ed^Hi A, St. MoOumbor R li, t $1564, Su. McOnioheon Win, f $343, A. Mo0.iILi8 John, $120, P. McGregor J-.hn D., f $2780, A. MoHujifh M, f $67^' ^a. McKay Arohihald , f $639.50. A. McKinJey Kev George A (rroabyter- iaa), $142, 8a, McLean .Dar.i.iel, f $576, R. McLeocl Allan, ( $802, Mu. MoLe,>d Walt»^r, t $i:0, Min. McMphon A 0, Pny. MoMabon Dauiel, f. A. MoMtJlan Mrs Mary t sv<07, Su. MoMurphy A, f. $2500, H. MoMurpby JamPB H, f $114, Ar. McPhail M, f 8915, Mu. MoPheriHon John, $134, Bay. MajeruH John, Puy. Malm Mrs Ida, 8656, H. MaloDsy Wm, f $44, Ar. K7irMORSEr New Weatoom, W. T, Manning H, f $1055, L V. Manchester Mrs Ellen Q, f $577, Roy. Mankowsky Ferdinand, f $806, Pay. Mann Rev M G, $518, L V. Marble E H, $66, P. Martyn Frank, Puy. Maaon E D, f 815, Puy. Mason OiBer, Puy, Matheney O D, Min. Mathies Carl, f $658, Le. Maxwell J L. $20, St. Mead E 0, t $7072. Su. Mearno George, { $9025, St Meeker Eliza J, $2586, Puy. Meeker Jo.qeph N, f $742, Meeker L, t. $934, Puy. Meeker Marion J, I $7542, Puy. Mewick W R, $88, Su. Meyer Frederick, miller $690. Meyers Joel, t $-5078, St. Miller Andrew S, i $311, Puy. Miller B N, Puy. MUler Charles, $125, Or. Miller 0, f $5262, T. Miller Everett T, $125, Or. MiUer H J, 150, Puy. Miller J A, lumberman $90, A. Miller Warreu, $375, Or. M'j'orWra, $5-), Ar. Miller Wm H, f, Puy. Mills AU,f?1155,T. Miner Milo. $26. R. M;!;terMr9 8,$538,Min. Monette John, f ^239.25, T. Mooney Mrs J, 83421. St. Moore J J, $420, Ar. More George W, f $13,650, Pay. Morgan ED, $175, T. Morgan Frank S, f ^218. Ma. Mori«»rty OharloB H, f $762, A. Moriarty MUton T, f $269, A. Moriarty Wra A, f. ^17, A. Morin John, iSS85, T. Morris Dr.vid, ! $9;i0, Ma. , M or lis Dr Rowley, ;$45, Pny. Morris W S, ( 82()0, Su. :{' -tTBe ''„ TO G, $5-2, Pu /. Morton Edward L, f 882, Ar. Morton Lu.iJr'«. f $60, Ar, MoBolf Geoi'sre, i 8721, Pay. Moua.B D M, t $4179. St. Muehleiibrttoh Franz. $390, T. M'J-sbler Carl, { $3895, A. Mulb.en'in Wm, Pay. MarphyJ(3,f ei4.250. At. Mnrroy Edwiu E, f $86. Mu. Murray lienry, f »12,624. Mu. Murray Jobn P T, $28 44, T. Win(ir/>/ir Sh?sijfifi, Building P2per,Varni8h8«i. LtM^, PLASTER AND HAIR. VA'AMT COJLOUW. COAli 911/. m:-i Business, Residence HALL & CAVENDER, ^^vr^^r^:^^'. PIERCE OOUNTY DIRECTORY. 528 Murray Robert f $1116. R07. Naohtsheim Fred and Anna, flour null $2414, Si Nash B P, f $490, Ar. Neison Wm, f $1539, H. l^elseo Charles, $203, 8*.. Nelson Nele, $220, St. Nelson O W, f 81205, L V. Nelson Ross, f 8633, L V. Nix Andrew, t 81470, 8n. Nob'e A, f 82179, Or. Noonan John, Puy. Norovioh Jobn, iiaherman CIO? Q H. Northover John, f 8595, H. Norton R P, 850, Puy. Oakes J M, f 865, R O'^arrell Daniel, f $396, Or. Ogle James, .-lursery, T. Ogle Mrs Mary A, $868, Pay. Oliver A J, f $1619. A Oliver H, $135, T, OlofsoH S V, Ar. Oleen .lobn, 8525, T. O'Neill J H, f $2852, St. O'Neili Jobu, f $141, H. Oroutt A M, f 8361, Su. Oroutt Daniel IX t 8120, Su. Oroutt Darwin F, f 8280, Su. Oroutt H. f 8140, Su, Orenshaw Wm, 1 860, Ma. Orr Jamea E, f 81719, St Owen J, t 85005, Mel. Owen W E, gen store 8150, P. Palmer F H, f $135, St Palmer G L, oiv eogr 8520, Mel. Palmer Mrs M F, 8150, Mel. Parker Robert, f 83243, Su. Parsons George R, f 81104, Mu. Patrick Carrie A, 830, St Patt P, Puy. Patterson W, 8360, T. Patterson Hugh, f $944, L V. PattoDTF,f8202&, A PaulEnget,Q H. Pan: sen Hans, f 81661, So. Peebi!« John E, f 8156, Su. Peeblei. Mahala E, 8864, Su. Perry Isaao M, $75, H. Peterson HN,f 8410, P. Peterson John, t 8507, Mu. Peterson N M, f 81687, St. Peterson Olof, f 82801, R.y. Phillips George, Puy. Phillips Harry, f 81305, A. Pickett J W, Puy. Pollock Robert M, R Porter Frank, f 8245, Roy. Potter Charles, f 8725, Ar. m Potter Edson E, Puy. Powell E, 830, St Powell G W, f 8618, St Powell Wm, St. Price Mrs Dexa, f 8851, Yalm. Priot, Ivan B, f 8406, L V. Purvis Mrs E. 870, Su. Price Wm T, f 8191. Yelm. Quentel Wm, f 8112, Roy. Query A J, f 82762, A. Rains J M, logger 81036, St. Rains W T. logger 8280, St Ramsdell W A, ? 30, Ar. Ramsay Jamei». f 8214, Ma. RanckE,f$137, Roy. Rash F (and C O Lorenz), 82682, L B. Reed J W, 813.20, St Reed W H, logger 8694, St. Remington J, 835, St Rewev Volney. f 8173, Su. Rice D A, f 81627, H. Rigney Bros, f 8238, L V. Rigcey John sr, f 82709, St Rigney John S, f 8447, St Rigney R P, f 8170. L V. Roberts John W, t 81172, H. Robinson John, f 8894, MeL Robinson J B, f $911, A. Rook Wm H, f 8665, Su. Roesoheiser Riohard, f 8131, Le. R-irEliza J, 896, Su. Pxjfl George, f 8970, Su. RofirSM,$43,Su. Robs Charles, f 8543, Roy. Rostedt Charles F. 823, L V. Rowlund Wm, 8212, YtAm. Rowley Harriet 8803, Puy. Roy Mutual Co-operative Society, Roy. Rnnquist Pot«r, blbsmith 8610, St Rnsaell Charles P, 8100, Su. Ryan George H, f $3575, Su. Ryan George H, pres SuAiner Lum- ber Co. Su. Ryan Mrs Lucy V, $6432, Su. • Bt Cyr Eodras, f 82515, Roy. St Louis Peter, 8260. G H. Sabmel Albert, 825, R Sahmel Charles, 832.76, Ar. Sahmel Henry, 888, R Sales James E, t 81006, L V. Saunder John, 883.75, P. Saunders Wm R f 8116k Su. S»uriol F M, 8870, T. Savels E F, f 8285, G H. Soaunell James, t 8865, Mel. Sohafer W F, 8200, W Sohmid Reinhard, f 8336, Puy. fS Q9 . rt . VV \J\J±J^ FftrmlDK Implemtinta, Hntldrra' Hap- • **• '• Xi^x-rJ-^j pile* Mtt Wenernl Hardwape. il)M PMtfle Ave and 11»1 H. U. MU, TAGOMA, W. T. n SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Seattle. Ajcents for Bain Waxons, Howe SealeH, Atkins' l>»llTor t»t«el ISawa 529 B. L. POLK A CO.'S % M if cs CIS 03 CS cuo OS mtmmm |*'yfii CO E o e9 cu o ■ X ■ Scholpp Victor, f «730, Ma. Sohulz Miss Lotiie, $150, Pay, ' Sears Asa, t ^11, E. Sedgwick Charles, $238, O. Seitz Knte A, «186, Puy. Serflmg Ernest, f $723, St. Shaw James, $700, W. Shepherd Prank, f $832, H. Sherman T A, f $866, P, Shettloroe Joseph, f $759, St. Shippley James, $30, Min. Siders Frank, $320, Su. Simon J, $101, L B. Simons Andrew, f $88, H. Singer & Siarkey, saw mill $100, A. Sinstrom A W. $80, St. Sloiu George W, ii(39, St. Sly the Franois M, $346, Pay, Smith Edwin, m, L V. Smith George, $50, L V. Smith Henry, f $1453, Mu. Smith Jack, «192, Sa. Smith Jesse, f $562, H. Smith Jesse, f $88, Su. Smith Mrs Martha F, f $1971, L V. Smith Martin, $31, St. Smith Martin H, $78, T. Smith P J, f $353, L V. Smith Wm W, blksmith $296, Su. Smith Wm H, gen store $1223, L V. Sneliatrom A A, f $379, Le. Spaulding Charles W, f $1191, Ma. Spencer Mrs L, $''^12, Boy. Spinney B M, f $3324, Su. Spinney Fred W, f $1651, Su. Spinning Mildred E, $85, Puy. Spooner A, f $1260, A. Spooner A A, f $2646, L V. Spooner T J, t $315. L V. Spray Jones W, f $155, H. Spray Mrs Sarah E, f $415. H. Springer Abram, Puy. Squire WiA, f $2478, L V. Stansberry John S, $39.75, Min. Starkey W R, $100, Puy. Stearns S F, $143.50, P. St?eve8 Frank, K. S eeves Jacob, $112, R Stephens John, $30, Min. S-evenson W H, f $1995, Or. Stewart A W, f $47, Sii. Stewart James E, $22(1 Su. Stewart Joseph, f $1072, Su. Stewart W W, f $420, Su. Stilley Jerry, f $1339, Ma. Stone Mrs Jane, f $2166, A. StcneJohn, f$4729. Ma. Stone Sam, saw mill $1683, A. Stone Sarah A, $275, Puy. Htookbridge W R, f $651.50, Puy. Stroop G L. $19, L V. Stuart James. $20, St. StumpQe Jacob, f $710, A. Sullivan Albert, $40, Puy. Summers Milo, $105, L V. Sumner Academy, $1640, Su. Sumner J J. $550, Su Sumner Lumber Co. George H Ryan pres, $18,757, Su. Swanoe Charles, f $1383, H, Swanson Otto, f $20, Ije. Sweem J B sr, f $480, Puy. Sweem Jeft B, f $50, Puy. Swaem T M, f $170. Puy. Sweem W F, f $312, Puy. Swenson Ferdinand, $360. Su, Tate Isaac N, $150, Puy. Taylor H, $201, T. Taylor James, f $255, Mu. Taylor.! 0, f$2570. Or. Tayloi Mrs Sarah, $525. Su. Taylor W S, physician, Su. Temple J A, f $2200, Or. Thompson Charles, t $80, Mu. Thompson Fred E, f Su. Thompson George J, f $864, Roy. Thompson Jason, f $622, Pay. Thompson L F, f $16802, Su. Thompson S 0, $50, Mel. Thompson Wm L, f $1287, Su. Tiedeman Henry, f $376, L B. Tiedeman H C, f $550, L B, Tiedemsn Margaret. $198. L B. Tiedeman Richard, f $81.26, L B. Tonneson Andrew, Puy. Tuel John, f $113, Su. Tully L, $60, C. Tutt James, $130, L V. Tyrer James A, $437, St. Verville & Gurdet, $280, St. Vogler Gabriel, f !?150, Ma. Voigt Daniel B,f $3828, Or. Votaw L L, f $628, A. Vradenburgh Anson, f $195, Puy. Vradenburgh Mrs M, $75, Puy. Waddell Mrs S W, $400, St Wadsworth C E, $206. Puy. Wagner AagustuH, f $533, Mu. Wallace Charles, f $218, Roy. Wallace David, saloon $240. L V. Wallace J A, f $641, A. Walter Henry, A. Wfiltz Herman, f $320, Ma. Wangquist 0, $81, Ma. Ward Moses, f $660, L V. Warden George, ( $296, Ma. OT A'Kmij'D'T' The only hon«i in TaooniB _ . li/lJ^I \JJ!jXV X f BranitH or Kenrurkv fire Copper DlHtlllea Hnnd Na«i« Hour Nnah Whliihtes; and carries the larooet ttook of Heir \orkL and Key W«i:t Clears. 10O» PACiriC AV.. TACOMA, W. T. MONEY TO LOANl'5'""'*''"Elom TRUST co. SEATTLE. 8AN JUAN OOONTY DIREOTOEY. 530 Warren Mrs BM, $1211, Roy, WUlsAM, 8125, T. Washmund Carl, f 81523, A, Wilson Wm, f $1070, L V. Webster Edward, f 8818, Le. Wilson W K, sawmill 81721, W. Webster Miss Katie, 8300, St. Winchester Henry, f $430, R. Weeks Joseph, f $488, A. Weigand Edward, 865, L B. Winnefeld Wm, Puy. Wintermute J, $140, Su. Weisser George, A. Withers Wm H, «100, T. Westcott Gideon, f $50, A. Wolverton Rev Brace, 81532, So. West Charles, T. Wood J W, 8140, Ar. Westmoreland P H, f 8261, Min. Wood Warren P. $127, Su. Weston Rodolphue, f, St. Woolery Abram. f 82736, Su. Wheeler S G, t 875, Le. Woolery Dan, f 8809, Su. White Albert J, f, Ar. Woolery Ella F, f 8325, Su. White David H, f $120, L B. Woolery Fred, f $15, H. Whitmore J W, f 8623, R Woolery Jacob F, f $1391. Su. White Mrs Mary 0, 8209, Ar. Woolery Jasper, f 8431, Su. White H, f 82068, St. Woolery & McCann, f $691, Or. White O S, f 8108, L B. Wooley Ira A, 833. Su. White W E, 830, R. Wren Carrie and Isabella, f 81995, Whitesell Bros f 85616, Or. Roy. Wiokersham Alexander, f 8360, Ma. Wren C D, f 8196, Roy. Wilber J H, f 8200. Or. Wren John, f 81210, Roy. Wilcox QeoTfie, 825, H. WrightAD, 8335, Ar. Wiloox 8. 820, H. Wright Bros, f $2859, Or. Wiley 0, f 8699. Roy. Wright B P, f 81341, T. Wiley John W, f 8538, Roy. Wright Wm P, f 895, Or. Williams Bros, f 87810, Su. Wright W F, 8284, St. Williams Frank, f 8115, A. Wrigbington James B, $360, H. Williams Wm, f 8100, Or. Yarringtou T D, elk $20, 0. Williams Mrs William, 8105. Or, Young Frank, f 82303, Puy. Willis J W, 8110, Mel. Young A W, 870, G H. m -< > X r m SAN JUAN COUNTY. The Arohip«'lago de Haro of 280 square miles area, forms the county of Ban Juan. The principal islands of this group are San Juan, Orcas and Lopez, besides which are Stewart, Decatur Blakely and others. These islands are noted for their beauty end for their grtBt and moststyliah materials, (Mty Book and Stationery Store, E. C. Vaughan & Co. 1 10)t FaelAc Ave^ eor. 1 Ith, Taooma, W. T. E CD PICTURE AND ROOM MOULDINGS 8"" 9 I 1 SETTLERS LOCATED in auy of the Paget Hound CountiM. GARDNER & HQGG,°li ' 81 ENGINEERS. SUSVlTOrS Oflo* SEATTLE, W.T. JJ 531 (0 B. L. POLE ft OO.'S O 0) o Q. o O < a. Ill X H O Adams M L, f $1064, E S. Albrisrht M V, f $628, E S. Anderson Charles A, f $780. L I. Arohambault J 0. f $1373, F H. Arfcyle Milling Co, flonring mill $400, Ar. Bailee EP,f $27^4, FH. Barlow John, f $100, L I. Barlow Luoy, f $1649, L I. Bartlett M, blacksmith. L I. Bartlett J H. f $2715, L I, Basfeard E, f $294. E S. Beatie Wm. f $600, L I. Beigin P, f $1382, F H. Bell Wm, f $542, F H. Biggs Wm, f $250, L I. Blake James, t $200, L I. BodeeM, f $10'', O, Boggess S, f ^12, F H. 3ostain Peter, f $257, E S. Bowman J H, Co Auditor |1610, F H, Boyoe F M, f $478, F H. Bovoe OrriD, f $4,38, F H. Boyoe 8 V, f $1623, F H. Bramer Ohai les, f |410, O. Bratton Wm, f |510. F H. Briggs John, f j448, R H. Britt Samnel, f f 350, L I. Brooks Charles, f $706. F H. Brooks E A, cooper, B I. Brown A C, blacksmith, F H. Brown Charles, f $1000, L I. Brown Lars, blacksmith $500, O. Buchanan J A, f $736, L I. Buokner A, f $200, M. Bull Joseph, f 81454, O. Burke A, f $490,0. Cadwell W H jr, f $200, L I. Oadwell W H sr, f $400, O. Cairns R M, f $515, F H. Carle John, f $654. D B. Carse Joseph, t $162, O. Carter L B, fruit grower $1185, FH. Cary Carr, painter $957, L I. Cayon LouIb, f $649, F H. Chadwiok 8 G, f $550, L I. Chrifitensen Hans, t $486, O. Cochran E, teacher $160. L I. Cockrill Roger, f $110, E S. Coffelt Jasper, f $627, L I. Coffelt John, f $200, L I. Conant A. f $30(). A. Cousins James, t $284, L I. Cousins John, f $494, L I. Cousins Robert, f $1000. L I. Crook John, oarp $250, R H. Crook John, f $386, F H. Crook Wm, oarp $650, R H. Culpen James, f $277. L I. Dangherty J B. f $150, R H. Davidson A W. f $252, R H. Davis J L, f $1394, L L Davis R E, engineer $125, L L Deem Adam, t $340, L I. Delaney John, f $520, F H Dightman G W, carp $233, F H. Dixon Thomas, f $1409. E 8. Douglass Matilda, f $2826, F H. Douglass Robert, f $50, F H. Doyle John, f $640, F H. Duffy Wm, f $850. L I. Durke Mrs M, f $228. B 8. Edwards Daniel, f $1050, F H. Egge Ole P, f $280, F H. Enright Denas, f $326, L I. Eriokson E, f $1723, F H. Erickson V, f $150, F H. Firth Robert pr, f $1129. F H. Fi'th R bert jr, t $766, R I. Fitzbugh, cooper. E 8. Fleming Arohie. f $598, F H. Fleming Sarah, i $1310, F H. Fleming Thomas, f $1704, F H. Flint Margaret, f $132, L L Forohette Peter, f $790. 0. FoHnot R H, f $300, L 1. Frazer Robert, f $1538, F H, Freeman Robert, oik $325, F H. French C O. f $650, R H. Fry John N, t $316, E 8. Geotz Ambrose, f $898, F H. Gifford John, f $175, L I. Gillett E 0, Co School Snpt $886, LI. Gorman Patrick, f $1354. F H. (Jorman Peter, f $1590. F H. Gragin Edward, fisherman, Waldron Island. Graham John, f $451, L I. Graham T1 dias sr, f $r>45. L I. Graham Tiiumas jr. f $549, L L Graham Wm, f $1032, L L Gray John W, Co Oomr $1044, DB Griswold J M, just peace $680, O. Gross 8 H, t $897, R H. Guthrie James, f $325, O. Hannah H, pilot |300, F H. Hand John, t $590, D B. Hankorson John, f $720, F H. Hill Alfred, f $260, E 8. Hill Amos, t $854, E 8. Hiuton Samuel, f 1430, L I, Hitchens E, f $1293, O. Hnggins Thomas, f, $720, L I. Humbly Wm, f $273, E 8. Hummell E H, f $689, L L Dr. G. E. CASE. OrthopoBdic Surgeon, JNO. S. BAKER & CO., Wholesale Grocers OONSiaNMEN 1 OF QRAIN AND I PROVISIONS SOLICITED. ) And Commission Merchants. Taooma, Waati. Ty SAN JUAN COUNTY DIBEOTORY. 532 Haminell B J, f $574, L L Humphrey W, f $431, L I. Ingraham Andrew, f $250, B I. Jackson Bobert, t $295, B I. JensoD Benjamin, oarp $647, A Johnson Anffnstas, f $615, O. Johnson J F.f $150, F H. Johnson J J, t $200, F H. Joces Fred, f $943, F H. Jones Isaiah f $810, Maple. Jone» Bobert, i $167, L I. Jorgenseu James, t $256. E S. Jackie EUza, t $1114, F H. Eatz Israel, gen etore $8020, F H. Kelly Jotn, Sheriff Ban Juan oo $356, FH. Kent A, f $200, L 1. Kepler Daniel, f $318, O. KerchoffH,f 210. O. King F, f $1045, F H. King John, 1 1(679, F H. King J F, f $450, P H. Knight John, f $275, L I. Knowlson James, f $825, B H. Laddbeanche J Y, f $575, O. Lampard W J, f $255, F H. Langell Ephraim, f $334, E S. LaPlnnt Peter, f $790, O. Larsen Peter, 1 $125, F H. Larsen Peter, f $4099, F H. Lee James, cooper $110, F H. Lee Thomas, lime mnfr $81:97, F H. Legbandt Henry, f $575, D B. Legbandt John, f 9W0, D B. Littleman Qeorge, f $150, A. LosH O T, f $100. O. Lummi Peter, fisherman $675,B H. McCape Wm. plasterer $565, F H. McCarthy Thomas, fruit grower $375, F H MoOombP, f$904,LI. McDonald Kenneth, f $845, F H. McDonald 8 A, postratr Waldron Id MoGrevy E, f $858, F H. McKay Charles blacksmith, $374. F H. McKenzie M, f $787. F H. MoKinnie Thomas, teacher $103, BH. Madden Daniel, f $2078, F H. Madden P, f $13517, F H. Madison J A, f $243, E S. Martin Wm, f $1175, F H. Mason F, f $570, F H. May Enoch, f $1675, E S. MerrifieldS, f$930. A. Merrill J A, f 8262. L I. Miller John, t $300, L L Miller Wm, f $1979, O. Modie Wm, f $425, O. Moore Wm, f $943, D B. Morris Pete, f $113, D B. Morrison J L, f $1700, O. Mudhurst B, t $975, B H. Mulno Thomas, f $261, A. Myers G W, f $401, O. , Nelson James, Co Comr $1636, L I. Newhall E P, T H & A. sawmill, DB. Nichols M W, hotel 81860, F H. Cakes D W, f $586, F H. O'Hara O, f $445, F H. Oldham T, f $325. O. 0'NeilL,f$225ES. Osgoodby John, f $150, L I. Papin E, f $1028, B I. Pensohan H, f $986, A. Perkins H. f $275, B I. PessyPeter, f $200, LL Peterson Pfter, f $5« 5, F H, Petersou P E, Co Comr $969, F H. Philip M, f $536, L I. Pipin Seymour, f $150, B I. EaudallM J. f$90I,ES. Beed C C, co treas $1000, F H. Bned J P, f $1018 L I. Eiche G W, f $261, L I. Bichingham John, f $250. F H. Eithlefsen M P, f $1194, F H. B(»bert30u J H, f $150. D B. Eobinson Allen J. f $1174, E S. Eobinson J B, f $610, E S. Boder A B, carp, Ar. Boche Harbor Lime Oo, $12500, B H. Eosler 0, f $1520, Ar. Boss Colin, f $.'>300. B H. Boss Bro, f $2628, F H. Bobs James f $653. F H. Boss John, fishermBn $500, F H. Sandworth J O, f $23?'i, Ar. Sandworth Bobert. t $1078, F H. Schroder J H, f $125, L L Sourr Bichard, f $325, B H. Scurr Bobert, f $1.'J85, B H. Setzer 0, f $490, E S. Shattuck C W, gen store, E S. Smith G W, f «267, Ar. Smith George, f $215, Ar. Smith H 0, f $1596, F H. Smith H F, f $263, B H. Smith W P, f $643, B H. Sperry Jobn, f $747, It I. Starkey Miles, f $315, E S. STAVEB & WALKEB, Farm Ma- chinery and V«"hiole8, James Swee- ney Agt, Friday Harbor. (See ad.) btill Walter, f $396, E S. Stow Cyrus, f $437, B H. o H ■X m > o o o cO cj •-« CI Hi •Tf cy l-i td Puget Sound Hospital Prepared to reoeiTe chronic oaaee at any time, from any part of the oonntry. For terms address K C. Miller. M. D. or B. M. Brown, M. D. TACOMA, W. T m. Kw STEAMBOAT ENGf INES, \ WasMmtoi Iroi forks Co. Condenains or Mon-GondenHiiiK. ( I i C40 MKATTIiE. 533 R. L. POLK A CO.'S Satoliff Thomag, oooper $627, F H. Sutherland W G, gen store, O L Sweeney John, f $386, E S. Sweeney J O, jren store $7755, F H. Swift O A, f $668, L L Terrell Bemamin, f $1211, F H. Therld T H, f $200, M. Thornton B, f $1350, F H. Tift W D, f $818. M, Tucker J 0, Jndge of Probate $1650, Tuilook James, f $610, E S. Upston Thomas, f $1070, L I. Vansart A H, f $278. E 8. Vernch J G, f $1174, D B. Vemoh Wm, lumber dlr $150, D B. VonGohren E, f $198, E S. . Wansbrorah R H, f $769, F H. Warbass E D, dep ooU U S Outioms, Warner A W, f $300, LI. Warner Wesley, f $886, L I. Watson E, f $400, B H. Watton Joshua, f $250, F H. Watton Thomas, f $175, F H. Weeks Irene, f $1401, L L Weeks Bev J T, olersryman, Ar. Weeks Lyman, f $769, L I. Wiley Robert, f $684, F H. Wills Wm, f $785, F H. Wold 01e,f $2188, F H. Wright Wm, f $1503. E S. Zigler E J. f $1018. F H. w SKAGIT COUNTY. It H tt ^^ KS I he £2 This is one of the new oounties of the Territory. It is rich in soil, in timber, and in minerala Goal and iron in great quantity were discovered fifteen years ago, but have remained undeveloped to this time. Gold has also been found. Oats are the principal crop of the farmers, though much else is produced as well. Oats average as high as 75 bushels to the acre, 100 bushels being frequently obtained. LaCk>nn<>r and Mount Vernon are the principal towns, each having about 400 inhabitants. The Skagit river flows through this county, and where it empties into the Sound has formed a delta of the greatest richness. The Samish river is also in Skagit counter, with characteristics of soil and timber similar to those of the Skagit. Fully 100,000,000 feet of logs are out in Skagit county annually. Popula- tion 1885, 2816. Assessed valuation of property, $1,195,880. <'01II«TT OFFICERil. Auditor— H. P. Downs, Mt. Vernon; Treasurer— E. K. Matlock, Mt. Vernon; Probate Judge— H. Olothier, Mt. Vernon; Sheriflf— L. L. Andrews, LaOonner; Supt. of Schools— R O. Welts, La Conner ; Surveyor— H. E. Wells, Avon; Coroner— Dr. James Vercoe, Mt Vernon; Pros. Attorney— H. A. Fairchild, Whatcom. CommlMiioners. P. Halloran, Edison;^ J. O. Rudene, LaOonner; J. M. Toung, Lyman. ABBRETIATIOIVS. A, Anacortes; Av, Avon; B V, Bay View; B, Birdsview; Bl, Blanchard; D, Deception; E, Edison; F, Fidalgo; G, Gu*»me8; H, Hamilton; LO, LaOonner; Ly,^ Lyman; Mt B, Mt. Baker; Mt. V, Mt. Vernon; P, Padilla; Pr, Prairie; S, Samish; Se, Sedro; Sk, Skagit; St, Sterling; o, carpenter; f, farmer; I, laborer; r, rancher. Abby Fred, f $50, Av, Abbott J V, f $1852. Fir. Abbott Linus, f $550. P. Adin George, f $2168, Fir. Adams Mrs Margaret V, $86. Ly. Adams Valentine, f $1292, Ly. Adsworth Charles, f $400, E. Airey Robert, f $800, Pr. COLLINS & POWELL, I Taxes Paid. Rents Collected. WHATOOM, W. T. ( Information Given Non-Resldento. -it I *s rorls Co. FH. SOiiLionuB, I. H. * in, Ar. [. I. h in soil, in I disoovered . Gold ba8 louKh mnoh bo the aore, Vernon are 3kagit river has formed igit oonnt^, he Skagit Popula- itlook, Mt Andrews, lyor— H. E. [tomey— H. Lyman. ilanrbard; lilton; LO, |P, PadiUa; carpenter; 5, Ly. Ly. IE. illected' Btident$. BnylAere Traetn near Seattle of ( Fortanes made by boTinc raoh timeU ESHELMAN. LLEWELLYN L CO., Brokers,- S^^t^teilfrhft "yJJ!X Pott Building, Seattle, Wfuh. So will pnrchBsea near Seattle proTe. SKAGIT COUNTY DIRECTORY. 634 Allard Wm. f 8628, A. ALLEN GEORGE W L, Propr At- lanta House, Atlanta, Samisb P O. Allen Mrs L 8, f «150. 3; Allen W L, $65, S. Almqnist S J, f $400, Sk. Alverson Oalvin, f $4986, LaO. Anderson Fred, f $1188, LaO. Anderson Isaac, f $418, £. Anderson John F, t and hotel $180, Fir. Anderson Magnus, f $1197, Fir. Anderson Oliver, logger $460, Fir. Anstensen Matthias, f $664, D. Antenen G, $360, LaO. Armstrong John, f $146, Mt Y. Armstrong Mary J, $3024, LaO. ATLANTA HOUSE. OWL Allen propr Atlanta, Ban..^li postoffioe. Babcook O F, f $348, Mt V. Baboook Oscar, t $781, Mt Y. Bacon F A, f $800, Sauk. BaileyAS, f$8U, Ly. Ball John, f $4595. LaO. BaU J B (Ball & Barlow), $4785, St Ball & Barlow (J B Ball, Byron Bar- low), gen store $36ii74, St Bannan J D, f $200, St Barkbonsen H 0, f $784, F. Barnaby Obarles, f $175, Sauk. Bamee B, f $390, Sa. Barnes B, postmaster and genl store S. Barnes Edward, f $500, St. Barr James, f $50, Pra. Barrett Anthony, f $1872, Sk. Barrett E T, f $135, Ly. Barrett Thomas, t $731, Av. Barrow Baf us, f $85, Mt Y. Bartl Francis, f $635, Mt Y. Bartl F Oavier, f $105. Mt Y. Bartlett Philip, hotel B Y. Baty David, f $1086, St. Beale W, f $899, A. BeasJey J M, f $365, Mt Y. Beck Obarles, f $100, E. Beck J O, f $75, Fir. Becker Robert M, f $1201, F. Beoraf t Obarles, f $265, Av. Behrens Adolpb,mail carrier $881,B. Behrens Herman, t $481. B, Behrens John, f $208, Mt B. Bell Samuel L, f $120, Mt B. Bell W A, f $1440, LaO. Bell W H, f $110. St. Benedict S G, f $200, G. Benn & Ohristianson, saw mill $1614, Bennett P W, f $310, Av. Benson Daniel, steamer oapt St Benson John, f $100, St. Bentley L 0, f $60, Sk. Berger Obristian, f $165, Mt Y. Berry T H, f $100, E. Bessner Eugene, f $580, LaO. Bessner John, t $3440, LaO. Bessner Mrs Mary, $672, LaO. Bessner Nicholas, f $720, LaO. Best 0, t $589, D. Best Mrs Eliza, $2867, D. Best SB,f $2617, D. Binger Isaiah H. t $100, Av. Bizby George, t $525, Fir. Blackinton L, t $741, G. Blake George, t $60, Pr. Blanchard & Son, gen store $612, Blauchard. Bland Joseph and W Olark, ts, $876, Block Henry, t $428, Ly. Blodgett Ohfford, f $60, Mt Y. Bloggett Wm, f $50, Mt Y. Boerseth Ole T, f $138, Fir. Bottjger H, f «150, Pr. Bowden E, f $2075, LaO. Bowman Anna 0, gen store $1702, 'a. Boyd Lawrence, f $60, Ly. Boyd L A, t $355, St. Bradley Hal, t $200, E. Bradley Mrs Josephine, f $580, P. Bradsberry Frank, f $800, St Bradshaw B Y, f «110, P. Branstad G and L Leviok, fs 9420, Fir. Bresee D, lumberman $4185, A. Brew John, f $170, Mt Y. Brewer Fred, f $80, E. Brink O J, f $632, Ly. Brooks Fred, f $100, Bank. Brown E 0,f $60, S. Brown Ira L, f $135, St Brown John P, logger $800, E. Brown R F, f $85. Ly. Brown Wiltse, f $50, Ly. Brown W J, f $1029, K Brownrig John, f $645, Ly. Brownrig & Quinn (John Brownrig, Henry Quinn), props Lyman hotel, Ly. Brue J A, f $191, Mt B. Brugger Abraham, f $205, Sk. Bruseth J A, f $120, Fir. Brush E B, f $800, Pt-. Buck Frank, f $702, Mt Y. Burden, Wm H, f $744. F. Bamell Mrs Maud, $260, A. in I The CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Can be relied upon tor the jevj beat work. CKkkIb called for and delivered. Laondsy oor. Eaat B and South asth ats. Office ad door North ot Opera House, Taooma. McMURRY PHOTOGRAPHER, Port Townsend, Negativaa male by ZnituitueoTU FrooMi. t/» ft ^^^ R. L. POLE A OO.'B 03 to c/T CO eg m CO .S CO fl 'I 'W CD il^iii c/» cd 00 C0 Burnett N, t $1850. B. Barton Ed D, f $300, At. Butless Mrs Louisn, $532, P. Byron Edward, t $650, Ly. Cady Joe T, f $150 Fir. Gain Thomas, hotel 8886, E. OalhouD Daniel f $2775, LaO. Calkins Wm, f $420, LaO. Oallahan James, t $1667, P. Oameron Danoan A, t $600, B. Oanavan Michael, f $810, Pr. Oarpenter James, f $125, Fir. Carpenter N W, f $115. Fir. Carpenter Wm, f $220, Fir. Oarr Bev John E, $600, £. Carre John, $800, E. Cary Aaron, f $50, H. Cary Alfred, f $100, H. Cary F O, f $190, H. Cary Jesse, f $366, H. Challenge:: W H, f $1U0, Sauk. Chappeli Harry, f $173, LaC, Chiliierg Isaac, f $842, LaC. Cbilberg J H, f $1269, LaC. ChUds T B, dentist $1837, A. ChriHtianson Ernest, f $464, D. Christianson S^ark, $1677, D, Chriatianson Martin, postmaster and f$882,D. Christianson Nels, f $1085, Fir. ChnrohUl N E, jC $800, E. Churchill & Doser, general store $1200, E. ClabayA,f$5C ^ank. Clark Abner, Ic ^er $600, Mt V. Clark Matt, f $400, St. Clayton P, { $100, Sank. Cochrane James, t $100, H. Cookreham B E, t $478, Ly. Cookreham B E, t $116, Ly. Cohen Fred, f $600, Pr. Colby H C, f $600, St Cole H D and A F Wilbur, loggers $460 B. Collingsworth Silas, f $800, £. Compton Enoch, f $2821, F. OomneyTS,f$1677,Ly. Conn Fletcher W, f $110, E. Conn Fred, f $495, E. Oonnell J B, f $400, E. Conner James, f $810, H. Conner J J, mmer $236, Ly. Conner Mra L A, $60568, La C. Conrad Alexander, t $100, Sank. Conrae C F, f $521. La C. Cook C E. ( $1485, Mt B. Cook Mortimer, shingle mkr $11038, Se. Cooper Henry, f $608, Lv. Copeland Wm, logger $50, Mt V. CoriellAB,f$680, MtV. Costello Thomas, logger and J of P $50, Mt V. Crandall George M, f $659, F. Crandall John B. f f 126, LaO. Crottenbangh Martin, gen store $600, B V. Orozier Joseph, ( $100, Sauk. Crumrine Thomas, f $168, E. Currier O C, f $3968, LaO. Oyr Joseph, t $296, Ly. Daesener Fred, f $100, Ly. Daesaner Henry, f $100, Sank. Daggett H E, f $197, At. Dale E B, f $460, Pr. Dale E B & Co, shingle mill $825, B. Dale Jnmes M, f $680, E. Dale Massie, $280, E. Dale Wm, f, £. Danielson Nels, f $835, Fir. Daniels W A, f $680, LaO. D'Arcy Alice M, $400, LaO. D'Aroy C A, f $4934, LaO. DaTis A C, ferryman $55, Mt V. DaTis J R H, f $497, Ly. DaTis Wm, f $248, F. DawRon B B, f, $8168, E. Day Bros, loggers $2226, Ly. Day a L, f $676. A. Day James, t $887, Ly. ' Day J S, lumbnrman $587, Ly. Day Michael (Day Bros), { $746, Ly. Dean Gtoorge, f $1750, S. Dean Wm, f $898, S. Decker Matt, f $4718, LaO. Deutsoh Ernestine, f $493, A. Deutoh Wm. f $176, A. Dtbbem Fritz, t $149, Fir. Dickinson Fred, t $600 D. Dicks J W, f $75, At. Dicks Selah, f $100, At. Dodsnn Jethro, f $45, Sk. Donaldson Chris, f $60, Fir. Doser John (Doser & Churohill), post- manter, E. Doser & Ohnrobill, gen store, E. Douglas Thomas, f $176, E. Downey Peter, f $719. LaO. Downs John, f $130, Mt Y. Drew Oscar A. f 1800, Pr. DryerH-nry, f $FyU, St. DuiSy John, f, L/. Dugan R H, f 9*1, F. Dunbar H'-ary, f $800, B. Dunbar T iartin B, f $892, At. Duncan Alex, f $100, B. ■^^■B ■■A«ra 3, G. Edens J J, J of P and f , «d82, Q. Edens T P, I $261, G. Edens WB,f 8616, G. E«an John, 1 8600, Mt Y. Egbert Ht^nnan, f $305. Mt B. Efftvet Peter, f 8597, Fir. Ekstrom Nels & W Bosenqnist, fs 8297 Sk. Elder bbarles & F Oallman, fs $762, LaO. Elkina P B, 893, Mt Y. Engen Lars 0, 8564, Fir. Estee J M, f 8230, E. Etting Oharles, f $60, Mt Y. Enbanks James, f 8100, At. Eubanks Mary E H,816, Ay. Enbanks Paul 0, f 8126, At. ETerett Amasa, f 82120, B. ETerett Lyman, f $1300, Ly. Ewing Wm 0, 890, Mt V. Feizett ft McAllister, loggers $226, F, Fellows Gtoorge, f 8100, Mt Y. Felten Martin, t $115, Mt Y. Ferguson W S, f 876, Mt Y. Fern James, t $100, Fr. Fish Oharles, f $100, Sk. Flagg Arthur, t 855, At. Flagg A E, t 8375. At. Flagg A M, f 8175, At. Flagg Benjamin, 1 8592, At. Flenung P, f 8100, E. Flora A K,f 81 31. At. Flynn Oharles, f 8220. Ly. Ford DaTid, 1 8900, Mt Y. Forward P G, f 8600, Mt B. Franey Bobert, t 8ii67, B. Fransdcn P, t 8200, At. Frasier James, f 860, Mt Y. Frasier JohnJ 8100, Pr. Frayel John H, tel opr 8683, E. Frits Michael, t 8600, Sk. Frost Thomas, 1 8100, Mt Y. Fritz Mary Jane, 81017, Sk. Fulk Dayid, f 8567, LaO. Fnlk Eliza, 8282, P. Fulk Miles, f 8100, P. Fulk Owen, f $813, F. Funk Ephraim, f $150. G. Gage Amanda J, 8111, Sk. Gage D E, Pm, general store and tel opr 81102, Sk. Gage Emily E, 1 8310, Sk. Gage Frederick, f $848, LaC. Gage John, 1 8287, Sk. Gaghan John, f 8363. Sk. Gallagher Frank J H, f 875, P. Gallagher James, 1 850, Mt Y. Gardner Mrs M B, $510, LaO. Garland M F, 1 8230, Mt Y. Garland Biohard, f 8787, Sk. Garrett E T, f 8172, Fir. Gateo John B, f 8300, Sk. Gates Thomas, f 8215, Fir. Gear W B, f $719, At. Gibbs I S, f 810. St Gilkey Eliza J, 1 8282, E. GilkeyFE,f8810,E. Gilkey Wm E, f 8826, E. Gilkey & MoOoy. hotel E. GilJis F, f 8216, 0. GilHsHagh, f 8378, R Gilligan James, f 81399, Fir. Gilligau John, f 8978, Mt Y. Gihnore Wm, genl store 85393, E. Gleason W B, F 8600, Pr. Goode Edward, f 81712, Fir. Goodyear George, t 8290, D. Gordon E P, f 833, LaO. Gordon Nelson, f 8285, At. Gorsage W G, f 875, At. Graham Albert L, t 8150, A. Giaham Bros, nursery, A. Graham F A, 8861, A. Graham Henry, t $200, At. Graham James, t $969, D. Grayes Leonard, Imnberman 8275, Sauk. Gray S N, f 82960, LaO. Gray Wm, f 8165, A. Greig AJL lumberman, f 8669, Mt Y. Grinett Samuel, f 8100, D. Griffin Mrs A B, |588, F. Griffin J T, f 8210, F. Griffin W W, f 8380, F. Griffith DaTid, f 8820, F. Grnper Peter, f 8800. Mt Y. Hagadom Ghall V A, clerk 81017, St. Martin A H, f 8100, Mt V. Martin Wm, ( 81045. 0. Matson Charles, f 81633, E. Matthews James F, f 8910, G. Matthews Joseph, f 8305, G. Matthews Woodman, teacher 8325, E. Maw George. ( 875, Sk. May T J, ( 8125, Av. Melby Gustav, f 8200, Pr. Melby Oscar, 850, Pr. Meyers Michael, t $2376, Mt B. Miles Stephen, f 8100, E. m -< > X r m brth Faoifio IMt HMd- dwd to CD ^ h s ft ft E.C.Vaughan&Co. WROLESAIiS AND RKTAIL City Book and stationery Htore, 1102 Faoifio Ave., oor. Utb, Taooma, W. T. ' i/i a» HILL, OSBORNE & CO. ABSTBACTS OF TITLE. Oar book* show oompleto abatmota of title to all lands in King Coactv. Gordon Mloeii, 9»» Front Htroet, HKA'TVLh^ W. T. 539 M o— i ca 09 H i B. L. POLK A OO.'S M tm 09 UJ Millard D B, 8862, Mt Y. Miller Bros &, Jaokson, t 876, D. Miller George W, f 8892, D. Miller Wm, f 8140, D. MUler Wm H, f 3710, Av. Miller & Jnnpquiat, f 8380, Sk. Mills Mrs F T 0, £ $1887, Fir. Millett John P, loRcrer $8798, Mt Y. Minkler B D, general store, 81687,Ly. Mitchell L D, ( 875, F. Mitobell, f 8100. A. Moeller W, sawmill, B Y. Moffltt Sarah, f $10, P. Molsberger Fred, t 8867, E. Moore F, f 8887. Fir. Moore Obarles, f 81488, LaO. Moore David, f 857. St Moore George, t $200, St. Moore Robert, t 8708, LaO. Moore Zena, f 8555, Sk. Morsn Mike, $100, E. Moreland G W, 1 8800, Mt Y. Morris George, f $800, Pr. Morrison A, 1 8100, LaO. Morrison G B, f 875, LaO. Morrison Wm T, f 8890. E. Mortimer Enoch, f $100, E. Mueller John, f $6186. Mt Y. Muvy Oomelius, f 8150, Mt Y. MandtWm,f 860, MtV. Munks Wm, general store 84786, F. Murohy Sinclair, f 8116, B. Murray J S, f 8380. At. Murrow J A, f 8720. G. Nagley J J, f 8285, A. NashJH,f 8491, Fir. Nealey Daniel, f 8347, Si Neleon A, f 8615. LaO. Nelson George, f 830, Fir. Nelson J L, f 8504, Sk. Nelson J S, f 8390. Sk. Nelson M, f 8245. Fir. Nelson Noah, f 8577, At. Nelson Clot f 8656, LaO. Nelson Peter E, f 850, Fir. Nevil George D, J of P and f 82057, MtB. NotU Henry, f 8110, Mt B. Newman Robert, f 8150, Mt B. Nichols M, f 850, Pr. Nioklasson Gns, f $675, Sk. O'Brien Michael, f $60, Sauk. O'Bryant H P, f $839, G. O'Donnell Charles, £ 866, At. O'Hara C F, 8506, LaO. G'Keefe David, f $170. Pr. O'Eeefe Dennis, f 82047, Pr. O'Loughlin James, f 81180, LaO. Olsen Ohristopher, f 8426, Fir. Olson S P, f 83649, Sk. Osberg Andrew, f 88866, LaO. Osgoodby George, f $186, At. Otis Oeylon, 1 8826, LaO. Pape Fred, $60, Mt Y. Papin Annie, 8316, Mt Y. Papin Mrs Malinda, $192, At. Papin Solomon, f 860, At. Palm Leander, ( 8200, Sk. Parker F E, f 8100, Pr. Parker W A, f 8286. P. Parsons Perry W. f 8226. E. Payne Wm, f 8406, O. Pearson Perry, f 8140, Sk. Perk H B, f $2221. LaO. Peck J E, f 8670, LaO. Peck Lnnt, f 880, Sk. Peck S C, f $1449, LaO. Peddy James, f $200, R Perkinwn Lawrence, f 860, Mt Y. Penn W, f 8100. Mt Y. Perley A S, f 81^7, ba. Pester Julias, t 8412, LaO. Peterson A G, f 8140, Sk. Peterson Ohristina L, 880, Sk. Peterson Frederick, f $26. Si Peterson John, f 8676, Mt Y. Peterson Peter, f 8460, At. Peth John J, f $4117, LaO. Phillips A J, f, 81566, Sauk. Pickens James, f 8215, Mt Y. Pickle RcT F M (Baptist), At. Pierce George A, f 876, Sank. Pierce George L. f 860, Sauk. Pitts W A, f 8265, At. Place Oharles, f $463, D. Pugue Alexander, f 866, Mt Y. Poison Olof, 1 85646, Sk. Polte Augusi f 8100, Si Porter Almion I, f 8607, Mt Y. Porter James, f 82170, LaO. Porter L i, f 8398, Mt Y. Porter L 0, f 8150, Mt Y. Potter John, f 8800, Se. Pringle Robert, f 8447, Mt Y. Pringle W F, f 81't0, Mt Y. Pritchard P J, boat builder 8474, Fir. Pulver John, f $16% Mt Y. Pulver Randolph, f 8100, Mt Y. Pnrcell John, f 8110, E. Putnam R H, 1 876. Mt Y. Quails S W, f 8340, H. Quick Oliver, t 850, Se. Quiun Henry, hotel 8676, Ly. Ranons B O, f 8847, Mt Y. Rasmussen Jens, 1 8275, At. Dr. r! Vj DASEi Orthopndic Surgeon and xio^;. ^ir° ' Gynecoloslst ITLB. tv. ilu, W. T. Pir. aO. iy. JNO. S. BAKEE & CO. ^holcl. croo... INV11 OORRtaPONOCNOI. Commission Merchants, TAOOMA, WASH. TY. SKAOIT COUNTY DIRECTORY. 540 ,MtV. Sk. St V. V. Av. nk. nk. tv. tv. p. V. Ider 3474, ItV. Ly. r. ion and L I RsvliDB T J, f aod J of P 81886, Sk. Beemer John, f 8100, Mt V. Begenwetter Peter, f 81045, LaG. Bew Frank (Beis &, Todd), 8800, St Beis & Todd, aaloon, St i Baiter Peter, f 8840, LaO. | Binker J, f 860, Sank. Binker Wm. f 860, Sank. i Boaoh Ohariee, f ^50, Ly. Boaoh J M, saw and griat mill 8760, Ly. Bobinfon John, f 860, Ly. Bo« Lemuel B, logger and vessel owner 81486, Se. BohRds E, finherman 8126, S. Boflborongh Bobert, f 860, Sk. Bose Daniel 0, 1 81426, Mt V. Boss Mary, f 8972, Mt V. Bonse Oeorge, f 860, Sank. Rouse John, f 860, Sauk. Bowley G W, carp and f 880, Mt V. Bowley N L, f «86, Mt V. Budene J O. Co Gomr and f $6993, LaO. Bufenaoht Ohate, f t200. At. Bussell J B, f 8817, Sk. Bussell Thomas, f $60. Sampson B B^ $727, E. Sanders John W, f $70, Pr, Sandstrom Olof, oarp and J of P $176, Fir. Sanger George, f $1825, Mt V. Savage (George, f $826, B. Sohnall Jacob, f $270, F. Sobenrkogel H, f $574, LaO. Sohroeder Herman, t $819, LaG. Sohnmaoher Nicholas, f $375, E. Semar John, f $2084, LaO. Sharfenberg Joseph, f $1390, LaG. Sharpe Mrs Eliza, f $60, D. Sharpe Bobert H, f $1807, Sk, Sharpe Thomas, t $1110, D. Sharpe Wm, f $1437, A. Shenk Arnold, f $160, Ly. Shocky M F, f $400, F. Shriver Jacob, f $240, G. Shriver John W, f $910, G. Shriver Solomon J, $582, G. Shumway E H, f $260, E. Shumway George M, f $151, E. Shumway Hattie, f $60. Pr. Shumway John, f $317, Pr. Siebert H L. f $247, F. Sibley E, f $2027, A. Sinfrer H S, f $2048. LaO. Sisson E A, f 82792, P. Slosson £ D, { 878, LaC. Slosson Orlando, t $807, LaO. Slosson 0«ORr, f 8765, LaO. Smith Geor(i«, f 8100, Mt V. Smith Harvey, f 8450, A v. Smith James, f $m), Sk. Smith Joseph, f 8295, Av. Smith Kate, f 81402, E. Smith M L, f 8448, Ly. Smith Patrick, f $155. E. Smith Wm, t 8254.3, E, ^ Smith Wm, f 8360. Mt B. Smithson JM, f $12), S. Smyers Daniel, f $50, Sauk. Soderberg Charles, J 1700, LaO. Sorenson 0. f 8100, Ly. Spaulding A, f 8600, Pr. Spero Smoto, fisherman 8100, S. Stacy Ed E, f 8740, LaO. Staokpole F H, t 8110, Fir. Staokpole G W. 8808 Fir. Staokpole Mary J, $1653, Fir. Stafford N, f 850, Sank, Starbrid Simeon, 8698, Fir. ST AVER & WALKER, Farm Ma- chinery and Vehicles, David Webel Agt, Fdison. (See adv.) STAVES & WALKER. Farm Ma- chinery and Vehicles. Martin & Mitchell Agts, LaConnor. (See adv.) Steams E H, f 8482, Mt B. Stephens Orrin, f 8815, E. (Stephens Rachel, ( 81889, E. Stephens L S, f 8800, Mt V. Stephenson Elinha L, f 8280, Mt V. Stevens G T, 8305, E. Stewart John 8, t 8690, Se, Stiles Fletcher, f 8i35, E. Stiles Wm, 1 8100, Fir. Storrs Dennis, $690 Mt V. Storrs Mary A, 8240, Mt V. Storrs Samuel, f 8100. Mt B. Straighthoof John, 8343, B. Sullivan Catherine, *300, E. Sullivan Daniel, f 86884, E. Sullivan David, f 8100, Mt V. Sullivan John, f 8159, Av. Sullivan J C, f 8352, G. SuUivan Michael, f $5072, LaO. Summers Edward, f 81315, LaO. Summers Henry, f 8974, LaO. Susie Joe, rancher 8195, Sauk. Sutter John, f $1385, Sauk. Svanberg Peter, f 8311, Sk. Sweet Esther, 82297, Sk. Swanson & Poison, fs 8530, LaO. Swanson, f 8100, Mt V. Swenson John, f 8441, Fir. Taylor J 0, t 8300, F. o H X ffl > O cO § o PUOET SOUND HOSPITAL. Taooma.W. T. Special attention given to all ohronio afBiotions, including those suffering from Morphine, Opium or Chlorid Habito. ;,i and MINING MACHINERY, WASHiWRTON IRON WORKS CO., SEATTLE. '*m 541 00 c» o. cje eo CD CO on as C3 .■6 Is ^'? * 'P I. "a «S a* •aa lis R. L. POLK A CO.'S TelUaon Frant, f W15, Sk. Tiiibert A Leonard, log ^1525, Ly. Tht mns Bros & Go, flahermen, 875, Q. Thoraa« David P. f $1990. E. TboEoas a«or(re H, f $176, F. Thomas J J, f »311, F. Tbomaa Wm H, f JJ6G7, E. Thompti-'n :>«"..iie, 8332, F. Tborne W J, f 885, Pr. Tborpy Martin, f 8600, E. Tbarbrbt)rK Francis, f 81902, F. Van Vranken Oare, f $81.0, Pr. Varney O R, f 8390. A.v. Varaon J S, f 8321, Pr. Villon inveObaries, 835, Fir. Viniag H C, f $580, Si Vohs August, f 850, Sank. VorPressentin Bernard, 8582, B, VonPr(-38Pntin Obarles, f 8775. B. Waikle Henry, f 81572, LaO. V/aldron Pet«r 8. f 8353, P. Wriker Oaroliae V. 880i>, Mt V. Walker Hugh, f 835. E. Walker Joseph, f \ il55. La 0. Wallace J L, f $28i>, LaC. Wftllaoe J S, : 82615, LaO. Ward Lorenz... f 870, 8k. Warner J M. :? 8851. Pr. Watkinp Elijah, t 81250, LaC. Watkina Melbourne, t 8771, E. Watson Jame?, f $600, E. Weararling James, f 8470, A. Wehali Wm. t SI 0413. G. Welch A F. f $im, Se. Wells Edwin, biksmith 8807, Av. Wellp H E, ooimty Surveyor 8809, Av. Wells Judah, f 8395, Av.j Werle Wm, f $300. Pr. West A J, f 8600. Ly. West Frank, f 850, Mt V, West John, f 8100, Mt V. Whicker Thomas, f 830, P. White Carrie M. 8163, A. White C L, f 8147, A. White F N, t 8142, F. White Judge H J, f 81998. A. White Nathan, f 860, Sauk. Whitney E 0, 1 8426, Mt V. Whitney B E, f and dairyman 811,- 350, P. Wicker O A. f 8110, 8e. Wicker C J, f 8190, 8e. Wicker G O, f 875, So. Wilbur A F, f 8100, B. Wilbur Sarah, f 81780, Sk. Wiles Fred, f 8ia5, Av. Wiles Samuel, f 81055, Av. Willard Osro, f 8100, 8k. Willfong Nellie H, f 8400, G. Wilkins Thomas, f 8^31, Mt V. Williams Abuer R, f 8340, D. Williams Charles, f 875, Mt B. Williams Edward, f 8100, B, Wilson Charlotte, 8262, Mt V. Wilson James, f 8100, E. Wilson James, f 8100, Av, Wollau Lewis, f 8104 Fir. Wood Wm, f 8508, Se. Wood Wm, f 8926, E. Woodbum Robert, f 8200, Av. Woodcock C P, f 8434, G. Wooten Shadraob, f 8552, C. Wright Henry A., f and mail carrier 8875, Sk. Youtig J M, If and Co Commr 81087, Ly. Young Robert H, f $111, Ly. Zook J J, f 850, Ly. OF ITINERANT DIRECTORY CANVASSErS R. L. POLK &. CO. Are the only reliable Directory Publishers in the Pacific Northwest. COLLINS & POWELL, WHATCOMI, W. T. Bought, Sold and Rented. 0ORRE8PONDEN0E SOLIOITED, ERY, XHBt OHBAPEDST LOTS ECVB R OKKBRE&O. 4ik w w About IHmilM from Post (Mce, within 6 biooki of Graded 8t reels with jt^m m {RRKsidewsUR. friee, SSS. Terma. |2aoash;SlBonemo.; laotwomos.; >RKK H/JwlNoi".rt«t. Biie, 35x120 ft. Eshelman. LlewellvH &. Co. Seattle. H^w J 0,A. 1807, Av. rveyor 8809, )8.A. ak. kV. ryman 911,- 3k. «,o. MtV. |iO. D. MtB. 0. B. MtV. V, 0, Av. 1. 2, 0. mail carrier >mmr 81087, hvASSErs o. Eihora in the tented. lOLIOITED. . ... . »aot 'No i-'.fest. Hiie, 25x120 ft. Eahelman, Llewellyn &. Co. Seattle SNOHOMISH COUNTY DIBEOTOBY. 542 SNOHOMISH COUNTY. X ■ o Area, 2000 sqnart> irilfs. Popalation, 1880, 1118; 1885, 2479. AsaeBsed ▼aluo of property, 188r >368,688; 1886, 8785,665. The produotttof Snohomish County are IdO.UOO bu iiels of oats, 70,000,000 feet of saw lofirs, liay. hops, fmit, vefifetpblen, stock, mauafaotures. Snohomish Oitv is the oonnty seat, a town of about 800 inhabitants. It is at the head of all-the-year na ligation on Snohomish river, and will be oonneoted before the close of 1887 by rail with Seattle and the rest of the world. Marysville and Stuiwood are srow- iug towns in the timber and agrioaltural sections of the county. COIJIVTV OFFICERSi. Auditor— D. W. Oraddook. Snohomish; Treasurer— 8. M Knapp, Snoho- mish; Sheriff— L. H. Cyphers, Snohomish; Assessor- -0. J. Murphy; Jud^e of Probate— J. Q. Swaiford, Snohomish; School Superintendent— J, W. Heffem, Snohomish; Coroner— J. D. Morris, Snohomish: Surveyor— 0. W. Anderson. ABBRETIA-TlOnrfl. E, Edmonds; F, Florence; L, Lowell; M, Marysville; Muk, Mukilteo; P S, Port Susan; 3, Snohomish; S R, Sultan River; St. Stanwood; Still, Still- aquamiab; c, carpenter; f, farmer; 1, laborer; lop, logger. e» £ Adams T S, f 8110, P S. Afflook Wm, 1 81755, S. Albee Edwiu, f 8240, S. Albee John, 1 «20, W. Allen A C, f $445, E. Aligner Alpheus, f 8210, P S. Anderson Anton, 1 8345, St Anderson Archie, f 8372. S. Anderson August, f 8200, St. Anderson A P. f 895, g, Anderson B G, 1 8100, S. Anderson C H, f 825, S. Anderson E J, f 845, M. Anderson Fred, f 825, S. Anderson Fred P> 1 825, S. Anderson G ^. f 825, S. AndruB H J, i 8290. S. Anderson John, f 8200, St. Anderson J P, surveyor 8200, 8. An lerson J W, f 820, B, Anderson Wm, 1 820, T. Anderson W O, f $480, M. Armstrong W F, o, Edm. Aspaas C 0, 1 8320, P S. Atlee Patrick, f 8425, 8. Austin Frank, f 825, S B. Austin Grannis W, f 81040, T. Ay«is Selden, logger, S. Bailey A H, 1 85(), M. Baldwin Wm, f 8625, T. Bamett M, 1, M. Bardell Wm, 1 826, S. Bartleson August. 1 850, St Bast Englebert, plasterer 81000, L. Baumgart Alexander, 1 825, P S. Beck David, f 865, M. Benson Benjaniin, 1 850, St. Benson Ive H, f 8638. St. Benson Wm.l 820, T. Berquist A G, f 8200, St Bias Wm, 1, S. BiddleoowtGL,f830,S. Binsca Antoue, 1 875, M. BlyRC,l,S. Bee Detlef, f 8640, St Bonnsall Christ, f 825, S. Bonnsall John, f 825, S. BonnsallJC, f81lU, S. Boutwell Edwin, f 8200, L. Bowman George, 1 8470, E. Boyoe David M, f $197, S. Boyoe Patrick, f 8400, S. Boyd James, 1, M. Boyle Alexander, 1 825, a Boyle John, 1 825, S R. Boyle Wm. f 8400, S R Braokett George, gen store, 82410. £, Bruokett Wm, 1 8295, E. Bradbury A M, f 830, T. Bradbury F R, f 8355, T. Brttgg Esham. f 845, S R. Brewste A W, f $325, T. Britton .Tlobert, f 8295, M. Brown JM,f $65, St 4f t/> I' ^% n V- FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Op«Md WLmr l*t, IWH. mtmrr Ntrcat, UiiD TAVOHA. ! r POLE k OO.'B F4 Eh S3 o Eh M a c/a ills < z III z H o Brown Wm, f. Muk. Brae A J, f «1550, St. Brae J A, f 8560, St. Brue Thomas A, f 8640, Si Brygger John, f 82800, St. Buck Frank, 1, T. Burxan J G, f 830, S. Oaims Edward, 1 8135, S. Gulden Louisa, f $1115, P S. Oavalarro Don, f 8390, M. Gedarerreen C M. f $1230, S. C5ederBreen J A G. f 8985, S. Ohambers S T, 1 8630, S. Ghase & Wilson, saw mill, StiiL Gbeney Steven, f 8574, S. Ghesnev E S, f 8400, S. Giuoo Wm, 1 870, S. Glark D B, 1, 8 R, Olark Louis, 1 845, Strll. Olark J L, f $812, T. Glark Beuben, 1, M. Olark S P, f 8140, S. Olark W A, f 8440, S. Olark Wm, f 830, L. Olay W S, f 82942, S, Gleveland E B, f 8145, T. Olin^erburg Andrew, 1, Muk, Gobb Olive, 1, M. Goobran John, f 81840, S, Oole J B. lumberman, 82U0, S. Cole J H, 1 «50, Stm. Gollinground Balpb, 1 8105, Still. Gollina James, f 8200, S, Golterbaueh W, saloon. St. Gomeford J P, hotel 84210, M. Gonnell O M, f 8320, F. Gonnors Wm, 1 825, Still. Greese John, f 880, St. Grosbie E E, 1 8185, S. Gall P J, saloon, St GuUen Wm, 1, E. Oulpit H, 1, W. Oummings 0!iyer, 1 820, Still. Gurrie Dan, 1, S. Gurrie J W, lumber, Edm. Guthbert James, f 8760, St Dale D J, f ««20, M. Dalgleish J W, 1 875, M. Davidson Joseph, I 826, S. Davis Asa. f 8345. S. Davis F B, lum 8450, St. Davis John, 1 820, S, I^avis John A, f, S. Davia J H, f 8670, Muk. Davis O J, f 8'*00, L. Davis Wm, 1 8100. S. Denney A, 1 8H20, E. Dennis Wm, 1 8540, E. Dereg Barney, saloon, P 8. Deselle David, f $375, M. Detering P R, f 81219, T. Dewey Henry, Jumberman 8180, 8t Dietuan Garl, f 8595, 8. Dobson Wm J, 1 820, StilL Douglass Wm, f 8625, St. Douglass W a f 82600, St. Downs E H, 1 826, S. Drew August, 1 $216, L. Dubuque Galioe, f 8320, 8. Dubuque Nelson, f $666, 3. Dubuque Sidney, 1, S. Duerr Ohrist, shoemkr, St Dymont John, 1 8750, P S. Eide Nelson, t 8460, St. "■ " P. Eisenberger Mao, 1 Eklof Andrew, 1 8l.''» E) well John jr.f.^ v " R El well Simon, f 8'i.;- Elwell Wm F, 1 8320, o. Emerson Hugh, f $660, 8 R. Enos J S, 1 826, 8. Ensebnan Glaus, f 8215, Still, Eriokson S A, f 81026, F. Evans George W, f 8425, T. Evans J H, f 8146, T. Evanson A, f $180, St Evans D W, f 8110, S R Farrell John, f 8520, T. Fenlanson D A, f 81125, P. Fenlanson W J, f 8330, P. Ferguson Oiark, 1 82200, 8. Ferguson E M, 1, S. Field Prosper, f 8510, 8. Pialey O J, f 8216, St Fisher Samuel, f 8700, St Fitzgerald J H, 1, 8. Fitigerald Miobael, f 8470, S. FitBmaurioe M G, f 81018, T. Flaoghe H T, f 846, 8. FlemingJobn, money broker 8710,8. Ford G«rl, f 826, M. Ford John, f 1300, St FosB Fred, f 8620, S. Fowler J D, hotel 81260, Mok. Foy Wm R, f 8450, 8. Foye A W, f «2278, T. Foye James, f 8120, T. Franklin BS.f 8425. 8. Frazer George, f $90, T. Frazer James, f 8240, T. i iiok (.u.istiaii, f 8190, Sfc. Funk Ghristian, 1 8100. T. Funk David W, f $420, T. Funk V W, f $520. T. Purness Ives, f 8935. T. Oamou Frank, 1, 8 R R. I. MORSE, School Supplies & stationery, New Whatcom, w. T. Ammunition & Fishing Tackle. i^^ JFuriii he HALL & CAVENDERi ^ conveniently L03.ted. ' 8. an 8160, 8t U. b. 9t. S. ,8. St. S. P. R \B. Still, 1 ,8. 70,3. 18, T. oker 8710,8. Mak. r. J ■X>.^C02^.A^ TW. -r. SNOHOMISH COUNTY DIRECTORY. 544 Qamon James, 1 8400, S B. Gardner Jem, 1,8. Gardner Stephen, I, S B. Gates Wm, 1 826, S. Gerke Anton, 1 1870, St Geritzen Herman, t 81065, Si G«tfthell Martin, f 81425, L. Gregory Gue F W, f 8965, S. GiddesGE, I.M. Giddings J W, 1 850, P. Giddinsrs 8 H, f 8245, F. Gi£ford Alfred, 1, 8670, 8. Gilbert & Walker, loggers 8100, Still. Gilbrath John, f 81005, S. Gilchrist John, f 82375, 8. GUI B M, 1, Still. Gio Joseph, f 8340, 8. Goodrich Gardner, f 81200, St. Graff Charles, 1825, T. Gray H Q, 1 8400, 8. Gray Nathan, 1 8240, E. Gray Wards, f $338, 8. Gravelle Fete, hotel 8420, Muk. Greenwood Ed, f 8100, 8. Greenwood George, f 8460, S. Gregory H A, f 8140, 8. Gregory Charles, f 845, S. Gregory E L, f 8180, S. Gregory J 0, f 8510. 8. Griffith E J, 1 850, 8. Ganderson Pete, f $945, S. Hagarty Andrew, logger 82456, S. Halbert J W, f 8385, 8. Hall H 0, f 8160, S. Hall James N, 1 8310, St. Hall John I, f 8160, St. Hall Biley, i 860, E. Hanoook Charles, lab 820, Still. Hanoook F H, f 83096, St Hancock John, f 8100. Still. Hancock 8 H, f 8100, S*. Hanson Carl, 1 825, M. Hanson E H, f 8110, M. Hanson Hans, 1 820, St. Hanson Hans, f $610. Hanson Paul, f 8187, St. Hanson Thomas, f 8545, St. Harriman Charles, f 82341, T. Harvey Mrs John, f 83085, S. Harvey Pefejr, hotel 81800, St. Haskel Oalvin, i 885, S. Hassard S i:^, gen store 8640, Mnk. Hatveld A, 1 825, St. Hawkins W G, f 8300, 8. Haynes John, f 8170, S. Heaven J F, f 885, F. Heailey Nicholas, logger 8510, M. Heii J G F, 1 826, 8. Hil8ethJG,f 8600, St Hemingson Eoco, f 880, St. Henry Peter, f 860, 8. Henley Evan, 880. St. Henly Halda, f 8280, St HereimEO, f8283,F. Herriok Edward, 1 826. 8. Hieth Hiram, 1 890, T. HUdebrand B L, 81000, Still. HiUery, L B, f $45, 8. Hilton John, f 850, T. Hilton BD.f $786, 8. HjortJens J, f 8100, St HoemElrig,t$1165, 8. Hoff Jacob, 18480, S. HoffJohn, 18760,8. Hoffman A E, f $200, 8. Hoffinan L O, f 8160 8. Hogan 8 H, t 8660, S. Hoversou P A, f 8174 8. Howard W H, logger, P 8. Howe John H, 860. St Howe 8 H, f 8-282, 8. Howell I 0, f 8160, 8. Hunt Wm, f 81440, St. Hulbert Wm M, 1 8450, 8. Hughes Bobert, f 81045, M. lUman H W, f $180, 8 B. Ilhnan W, f 825, S R lUman W H, f 8120, 8 B. Ingersull Edgar, f 8180, 8, Irvine John H, gen store, St. Isaacson Isaac, f 825, 8 B. Isaacson Jacob, t 81165, F. Jenne Fred, 1 8480, F. Jenson Tetlef, f 8506, F. Jenson Thomas, f 8765, F. Johnson Abel, f 8985, 8. Johnson Andrew, f 88514, T. Johnson August, 1 8200, St. Johnson Charles O, t 8890, 8. Johnson Hans, ( 8200, 8. Johnson Iven, general store Still. Johnson J L, f 8266, M. Johnson Lurs C, f 8325, M. Johnson Ole, f 8200, St. Johnson Wm, lumb 8300, Still. JonesH A,f $25,Stiil. Jones John J, f ft^.TO, F. Jones J D, f $720, 8. Jones Lloyd, f 850. S. Jorgensen C, t 8200, St. Jornetz August, 1 T. Kattenhorn George, 1 8300, S. Kellsey George, f $1330, 8. Kent J L, f 8258, Stilt 8695, ationery, ] Tackle. a. H. WOOD, I last Paoiflo Ave., nnd MVPPIilBII I a i HARDWAKK. &.U»«ERii' ailliL. lll'l>ri.lK8. KT4%, AT LOWRHT li>(»I€KW I 12 1 R. M. St., TAOOMA, W. T. #. ««! n ;!S1:! F " I 1,1 '1U- 645 R. L. POLK & OO.'P The New, Grand and only Firsi-Class Summer Besort on Puget Sound. Hotel AooQinmodations Unsurpassed. Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths. Bay View Hotel, WALTER KEYES, Proprietor. WIUKILTEO, - WASH. TER. The Largest Danoin^ Pavllioin on the North Pacific Coa»t. A Band of Mluslo in Attendance. Fine Fishing and Hunting. Trolling lines and Fishing Tackle. Sail and Row Boats on Hand. AMUSEMENTS, Such ta Trapese, Qymnasiaoi Exen^ises, SwUn^rs end Billiards. Steamers and Trains from Taooma Connect with all Steamers at Seattle foir Mukilteo a distance of m miiea. Fare, Bound Trip, $1.00. U w WhsteoM C*^ Island Co., ^iVlSrhVa *'"- WARRANTS KiDK. Co., BOUGHT. Resort Iter Batht. . TER. rth Pacific inoo. i on Hand. i^illiards. ma distftace ol Guarantee Loan & Trust Seattle. Co. SNOHOMISH COUNTY DIBEOTORY. 646 KETES WALTER, Prop Bay View Honae, Mnkilteo. (See popp.) King J A, 1 8246, M. Kir EendaU Mm M, f $780, S. KnatsoD Carl, 1 9996, i. tiJl. Knataon Ole L, 1, St Knutson Baamni. t $490, F. Eoatson Siverii, I |dOO, F. Koblwea W, I S25, E. KrieMhell John, t $.>i2C, 8. Lovy James, I S26, L. Leifelfi ^osopb, $400, 8. Lee J W, 1 $25, 8. Lammere AuRtist, f $865, F. Lannon Patrick, log $825, 8. Laqne N P, f $2147, St. Larrimer W W, f $1375, 8. Larsen Hans, f $466, St. Larson Lara, t $84C, F. Larson Marls, f $260, 8t. Larson M O, f $1185. St, Larson Thorwald, f $220, St Levy H E, fish dealer, Muk. Light HW,f $-150, 8. Lillis James, 1 $50, 8. LindblomO, f $50,8. Little John, f $200, 8. Liviugaton August, t $200, 8. Livingnton Frad, f, H. Lloyd 1>, f 170, M. Logan ,1 \\ t $W5, 8t. Long.lniuoP, $13400. F. Long Robert, oook $250, M. Lord Mitchell, f $1040, 8. Lovold M J, 8130, F. Low J W. f $695, 8. Lowdou Wm. saloon $265, 8. Ludwig OharlcB, f $695, 8. Ludwie Frank, 1, Muk. Lund J C, t 8260, E. Lnndberg O, $100, S. Mo Alpine A M, 1 $25, E. McBiide James, f $25, M. McOallister I) B W, f 8115, L. McOallister G W, f j<400. L. McOallister Lewis, f $640 L. MoOalliBter Wm, f $65, L. McCarthy Jerry, 1 $20, F. MoCaulley M M, 1 $130, Still. MoOloud R, 1 $50, M. MoOlurg Henry, f $110, 8. McClurg James, f $881, 8. McCollnm Donald, 1 9^, 8. McCuUough J L, 1, 8. MoDouald Allen, logger $800, F. MoDonttld Angus, 1 «240, St. MoDonuld Jolm, 1 $40. 8. MoDouald John, f $1475, 8t PICTURE AND ROOM MOULDINGS MoDougall Allen, f $1896, 8. MoEwan John, 1 $60, StilL McEwan Peter, $140, StilL McFadden O B, $480, 8. McFarland Jauios, f $448, Si Molnnea Joseph, 1 $26, M. McLanghlin Ira, 1, St. McLaughlin Boise, bot>I, Staowood. MoMiUan Daniel, 1 180, StilL MjPbee Wia, f $666, StiU. MoSorley J M, f $66, S. Mack I G, f $86, 8. Mack John, I* $8 lO, 8. Mack John jr, f 126, 8. Major George W, f $600, Si Mallett Joseph, Inmb $1220, S. ManleyGW,f$50,S. Manson Barney, 1, S. Marlin J F, 1 $26. F. M arlin Roley, I, St Martin A, 1, St Martinoff A G, f $100, 8. M»rvin Daniel, f $970, St. Mastison A R, f $275, StiU. Mat, I and O 8, f $1005, St May James, f $250, 8. Mee John, 1 $110, T. Melby O K. f $150, St Mcroereau Joseph, t $1046, S. Miohaelson A B, 1 $80, St Miclielaon Nels, 1, F. Milligau John, 1 $4*25, 8. Mirow George, f $835, St. Monson Charles, 1 $85, 8t. Monson David, logger $240, Si Moore W B, t $1170, St Montgomery David, f $25, 8. Monis Isaac, f $850, 8. Massford Jaese, f $860, F. Moyer John, $125. Still. Mudgett I M, f $340, 8. Mnller A, 1 $80, 8. Murdook Albeit t $25, S. Murphy MicUel, 1, M. Murphine S 8, teacher, St Myers H B, gen store, M. Naas Ole, f $140. St Nailor John, t $100, 8 R. Nass Peter J, f $400, St. NeeleyLB,f$977,F. Neimeyer Charles sr, {$240, 8. Nel-^nC J, f$150, St Nelson MT,f $100, St Neville Charles, 1 $90, 8. Nicbol Johu, f$2r2(), S. Nioholsou Gustav, f$320,8. Niegerman Henry, t $320, S. Noble John, f $490,8. CA CV CD O A) C3 on CD CO With full line of KDRrBTintCB, Artotyptw. ?,it>, FramM iMnd» U) Order of lat«st.lM«t and !iio«tBt;)ii.h inatn<'itetit. ('ity Hook and Stationery Uture, E. C. VR\»«han A . HO* Vaolllo Ave> eor. lltk, Tttt^oma. W. T. CIVIL ENQINEERS, SARDNER & HOQQ, city Bnrveyor's OAee, 6M» Front Street, HEATFTIiR, W. T. S o 647 R. L. POLK A 00. '8 o Q. es ;;.:^;it! o o < Q. III Z O -;!ii, Norman P O, t 825, St. Norton L, 1 $100, T. Norton V E, gen store 91620, F. Olaen D, 1 8240, S. OlseuJohn, 1885, T. Olaen John, ( 8880, Muk. 0]BenKnnd,f 8840, S. Olaen Olaaa, f 8705, Still. Olaen Orre, f $65, St. Olson Thers, { 880, T. Oliver Heni y, t $4165, St. OUTerWW,f8826,St. O'Neill Oharles, teacher 8800, T. Orr James H, 1. E. OverellNT,f 81895, St PaokwoodST.(8720,M. Farkar Robert, (8980, S. Passage E A, 1 825, S R Patohin W, 8480, L. Patterson Oephas. 1 8160, S. Patterson B E, f 8285, T. Paxton Alexander, f 8165, S. Peak Edward, 1 825. S R Pearl & Tompkins, loggers 81020, S. Fearsall L, t 8880, S. Pearson D O, gen store 82040, Si Pe&slee Fred, f 855, S. Pedan Abraham, f 8850, S. Peel Obarlee, 1 825, S. Peer Mrs Isaac, f 81570, T. Peiroe Charles, f 81425, Muk. Perkins J H, f 8280, St. Peterson Angel, f 875, St. Peterson Itartin, f 8685, T. Peterson N T. 1 $166, T. Petei-son Pt^ve, I 870, St. I'eterson P A, t 81070, St. Peterson Swen, t 81V75, S. Phelps Fri.uk, f 82287, T. Plate Hen:-y A, 1 8300, M. Pline John, i 8285, StiJl. Poor Honry W, blksmith 8100, St Potter H B, cbrgyman 845, S. Prastlien I M, blkBmith, Still. Price C W .vJ, f 890, F. Price George, f 8600, F. Pritohard A M, 1 150. E. Pfoott.r O R. ' 820, Sno. Pry E T, f 8t80, S R. Quimby B F, f 8502, S. Quinn David A, f 8105, M. Baaem E 0, 1 835, St. Radlej Joseph. 1 8160, 8. Bae John E, log 8400, S. Bao Roben, log 8400, 8. Baudolph H, f 8370. S. Bayborne Henry. I 825, S. Bees Qriffltb, f :$996, S. Beeve A B, money broker, S. Rhodes J F, t 876, S. Biohardson Frank. 1 8120, M. Bichardson Qeorge, f 850, 8. Biohardson W M, f 8985, a Rioe J D, 1 8200, St Robb Alexander, f 8880, St. Robb John, f 8210, St Robb Robert, f 8680, St. Roberts James, f 8205, S. Roberts James B, t 8200, S. Robertson Alexander, 1, St. Rodemnndt H, f 8685. Still. Rogers E, f 8265, 8. Rogers J M, f 846, a Rogers Leonidar, 1 825, S. Rohde Jolias, f 820, 8. Rose OhaH-^s, 1 826, S. RossWm J. f 8450, 8. Ronbins F, 1 820, 8. Ronlhae J H, 1 8890, 8. Rounds Frank, 1, E. Russell Edgar, f 8120, S. Ryan Ole, f $185, St Ryan T, 1, 8100, S. Sanders George, f $1660, S. Sanders Thomas, f 8206, 8. Saurbrae C E, f 850, S. Sawyer W B, f 8260. T. Sohaipohan John, ( 825, 8. Sohloman B, t 825, Still. Sohloman J T, f 8205, F. Soott John, f 845, M. Setter Lars, I 8200, F. Sexton David F, f 81235, S. Shclton liobert E, cook 8100, 8. Short Charles, f 81220, S. Shoultes Sevmour, f 8250, M. Short Wm, t $465, S. Sill Isaac N, f, F. Sill Jasper, f 81786, Still. Sill J W, f 872", F. Sill Michael, f 840, Still. Silvey John, f 8512. St Sinclair Obarles, f 8G0, S. Sinclair T^nniel, 1 8150, Muk. Smallmn.. R J E. f 81507, T. Smith Edward, f 8490, L. Smith E D, general store. 814275. L. Smith J B, f 8205, F. SmithJT, 1825, E. Smith K O, f 8167, St. Smith Lewis H, logger 8690, Still. Smith Warren, logger 81045, 8. Smith W T, 1, E. Sohotz Henry. 1 826, S. Sommers Henry, f 8290, 8. Sorensen Gus T, f 8420, 8. Dr. 0. E. CASE, SURGICAL DISEASES TAOOM*. w. T. ' OF WOMEN. JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocers Tacoma, Wiuh. Ty. IMPORTERS OF riNE JAPAN TEAS. TACOMA COUNTY DIRECTORY. 548 Sparlin F W, f 840. 8 R. Spitbili Alexander, loRorer 8470, Mnk. Spithill Nei], logger. Mnk. Springbetti Andrew, f 8495, L. Spurrell Henry, f 82820, T. Staokpole Gharlos H, f 8516, T. Stafford John, f 81095. T. Steoher Fr».nz, f 81075, L. Steohfr Jobn, f 8560, L St«'el Edward, f 8215, M. Sten^en Ingelbreoht, f 8745, St. Stenpen Swen, f $135, St. Stevens Henry, pbysicihn 8125, 8. Stevens Jobn, t 8240, S. Stevenson Charles W, f 8425, S. Steward George, f 825, S. Stockton Wm. f 8485, S. Stretch J F, f 825, S. Stratz Andrew, f 8210. F. Stubb A O, f 84.30. St. Stubb Ludwig, f 8116. St. Swan Obarles. f 8600, L. Sweeney Miles, f 825, 8. Swinnerton S Mark, genl store Ma. Symonds Pentaoost, f 8100, S. Talbert J M, 1 820, E. Tay)or Charles, f 81735, 8. Taylor Em, f $65, 8. Taylor O O. f 8140, 8. Tenney H 0, 1, T. Tester Wm, f $2765, 8. Thorn Malcom, f 825, 8. Thomas Hiram, f $190, 8. Thomas John G, f 825, 8. Thomas Robert, f |20, 8. Thomas Wm H, f 825, 8. Thomas Christ, f 8320, Si Thomsen Jous. f 8790. F. Thomson Hans, 1 825, St. Timmerstedt Wm, f 880, 81. Tjerne C A, f $20, Still. Tompkins V, f $1070. 8. Tompkins Q E. log 860, S. Treen Charles, f 825, 1. Tripp J S. 1 8285, S. Tucker Thomas, f 8110, T. Tamer Wm N, 1 866, M. Twidle H, f 840, 8. Udell Franklin, 1 .8605, T. Udell George, t 8105, T. Ufen F J, f $370, 8. Ulverstead Carl, 1 8585, St. Vance James, f 9570, L. VanHome Thomas, t $25, S R. Vennegerts G, f $50, M. Villeneuve Charles, f 8460, St. Wart Wm, f 820, 8. Walker E, log 870, F. Walker Frederick, f 8250, T. Walker George, f 8915, ,8. Walthen B, f $905, S. Watson Thomas, 1 860, F. Weir Ole, 1 826, 8. Whalen D A. 1 820, St. WhaloE Joseph, saloon 8470, F. White Thomas, f 8145. St. White W H, f 81100, 8. Wiokland Eric, 1 840. E, WiJo'X Charles H, t $200, 8. Wilcox Daniel, f $85, T. Wilkins J W, 1 825, 8. Williams David, f 8285, T. Williams Morgan, 1 8400, 8. Williams Morgan M, f $860, 8. Williams Thomsp, f 81515, 8. Williams Wm M, f 8470, 8. Willimer Adolpb. f 8340, E. Wilson John D, f 850, Still. Wilson J F, 1 825, 8. Winslow J H, f 8200, M. Wolf Otto, f 8690, S. Woods N B, f 8125, 8. Woods Salem A, f 81600, 8. Woods S O, f 81265, L. York H G. f 8705. 8. Young O 8, f 88a5, L. Young 8 W, log:$1435. St. Yularkson Jacob, f $80, F. Yiilarkson Sewart, f 8510, F. Zauga Anderson, f 8550, 8. Ziegel E W, log, 8240, 8. t I ¥1 THURSTON COUNTY. Thurston is located at the bend of Paget Sound. Area, 760 square miles. Population. 1880. 3.337; 1885, 4.337; 1887 (estimated), 5000. Assessable wealth, 1881. 81,800,143; 1885, $2,076,496. The O. & C. V. Railroad connects the three chief towns of the county— Olympia, Tumwater and Tenino— and the North- lUum uUUrilJ HOShT AL ^tt«"^.>nK^P''y«k««?%d 8ui^!^^^^^^ CO CA TACOMA. W. T. Attention given to the cure of the Opium, Horphine and Chloral Habit. I I o OS STATI0MR7 ENQINES Washington Ironworks Co. with or wlthont MJnatable ent-off. SKATTliE. 649 B. L. POLK & 00. 'b em Faoiflo Bailroad rans through the oouLty from north to aoutb, with Btations at Telm, Tenino and Seatoo. Ooal has been fonnd in immenae quantities, bat ao far mines have not been opened. Getting out saw logs has been the ohief induHtry for a long time past, though considerable gene- ral farming is oarried on. Tomwater is a manufacturing town of notei'a great water power there giving the people superior facilities in their line. Olympia is tne county seat; also the capital of the Territory. It is a well ballt handsome town of 2,500 inhabitants. COVNTY OFFICERS. Auditor— John P. Tweed, Olympia: Treasurer— 0. B. Mann, 01}rmpia; Sheriff— Wm. Billings, Olympia; Probate Judge— Milo A. Boot, Olympia; School Superintendent— Mrs Parnelia 0. Bale, East Olympia; Coroner- Aaron Hartsook. Olympia; ARsessor— Samuel James, Grand Mound; Sur- veyor—George T. Olino, Black River; Oommissioners— Thomas Prather, Olympia, George B. Oapen, Yelm, Austin E. Tonng, Little Rock; Prosecut- ing Attorney— J. M. Robinson. AWBRETIATIONS. G M, Grand Mound; Ind, Independence; L B, Little Book; O, Olympia; S, Seatoo; Ten, Tenino; Tum, Tumwater; Y, Yelm; carp, oaipent«r; f, farmer; 1, laborer; r rancher. as CO aa Abrahams Jamfs, f 8275, O. Adams J M, f $1286. O. Agar J Martin, f 880, Ind. AldridgeFB, f8197, O. Aldridge James, f 824, O. Allred Isaac W, f 8669, Ind. Amler August, f 8688, S. Amler John A, f 8S00, S. Anderson Ooll, f 85, O. Anderson Wm, f 8275, O. Ashley Mrs Mair, f 8595, Ten. Austin E W, f $2006, O. Axtell Daniel, f 810, G M. Axtell Elisha E E, f 8862, G M. AxteU E 0, f $1025, S. Axtell John 0, f 8881, G M. Axtell Josephns. 1 81400, G M. Axtell J H, f 8591, G M. Baker John, 1 8300, Ind. Baldwin Edward A, f 8220, L R. Balletti Augustus, 8576, Y. Balletti Charles, f 8526, Y. Bannise Eli, f 88, Ten. Banuse Herman, f 81598, Ten. Barnett John, f 8452, 0. Bsrr J K, f 8946, O. Barry Mrs Betta H, f 8450, S. Bartsohy John, f 8249. Y. Bastain Isaac, f 8120, Y. Bean D L, f 8440, Ten. Beaty D C, f $709, O. Bell G W, f 8810, O. BtiD-ion B, f 8580, O. Bentley E, f 8164, S. Berrigan Mrs Mary, f 8196, O. BickleH.f 8190,0. BigelowWE, ft75, O. Billings C A, $2180, O. Billings, f 8200, S. Blauvet Mary E, f 8450. O. Boemer C, f 8675, O. Bogarth Wm, f 850, Tum. Boggs T F. f 8115, Turn. Bolander Mrs Harriet, f 8660, O. Boyer John, f 81451, O. Brazeuton Lanty, f 8269, O. Brewer John M, f $8191, G M. Brewer Reece A, f and P M, $4328, GM, Brown B F, fruit 81879, O. Brown Freeman W, f 81817. O. Brown Theodore L, shoemkr 8278,0. Burns Jamea, t 86160, Y. Bumtrager David L, f 8688. Tum. Bush George, f $10, O. Bush H 8, f 885, O. Bush John, f $120, 0. Bush J J, $683, O. Bush W O, f 83164, O. Cabana Joseph, f 8278, Y, Calvin Ignatius, f 816.221, Ten. Camby F Marion, f 886, Ind. Camby James, f 88985, Tum. Canon John R,f $242, Ten. Oanby Russell D, f $3864, L R. Capen George B, t and Co Oommr, 83448 Y. Carney Glasford. f $153, O. Carney John M, f 8384, O. Carney Wm S, f 885, O. COLLINS & POWELL,(nU°i.tW" BBAL IMTATB OKAI.EKH, ) Whaloom Co«llty. Whateom, W. T. ^w [sCo. b,with ameoBe iw logs e gene- notei'a ir line. I a well ympia; lympia; roner— i; Bar- rather, ■oseoai- Lympia; Dter; f, ■aylAere Trmtttm near Meattle of E8HELMAN. LLEWELLYN L CO., Broken, Post BuUdlng, HeaUU, Wash, FortnnM mada bjr buTios mob traeU near Kpidlr irowing oitiM, •• Minne- •poll*. Dt. Paal, Omaha, DunTer. etc. So wiU pnrohaaaa near Baattla prore. o. 84828, 8278.0. Liun. m^ bmmr, mphlet of unty. THURSTON OOXJNTY DIRECTORY. 650 1 Oarpenter G W, 1 8981, O. Ohable Mrs A, t 8400, Tn n. Ohambers A J, f 812,880, u. Ohambers David ir, t $1721, O. Obambera David J, t 814,994. O. Ohambers George, ( 84667, Y. Ohambers S 0, f 876, O. Ohambers Thomas M, f 88064, Y. OhilscD Albert, f |100, O. Ohilson David W, f 8272, O. Chipman John, f 8482, O. Ohipman W fi, f 8110, O. Ohipman W J, f 8600. 0. Ohnstman John, f 8879, S. Ohurohill Wm. f 8268, Ten. OUrk John, (8826,0. Ooates O W, f 8260, Ten. Oollius George, t 816478, 0. Oolson Henry S, ( 8182, O. Oonby Thomas, f 860, O. Oonine J 0, f and just peace 81620, Y. Oonnor John, f 8127, Ten. Oonnor Maurice, f 8794, H. Oookson B B, log 8160, O. Oorliss B F, f 82430. O. OorliHS Eli F, f 81484, O. Oornell John, f 81286, Tnm. OroU Samantha(wid Jacob), 1 86961, I^d. Orook George W, ( 8100, O. Orowder Benben, ( 81186. Ten. artin Oomelius, f 8289, Tnm. Oasaok Mrs Olive, ( tl0&, O. Daniels Lilley, 82i2, Ind. Daniels Samnel, 1 1176, Ind. Daroy Patrick, f 8110, O. Davenport Bamnel, f 1(6882, Ten. Davis Andrew, ( 1800, Ten. Davis A 0, f $400, Ten. Davis James M, ( 81278, Ten. Davis L J, 1 8874, Ten. Davis Mrs M, 81600, Ten. Davis Thomas A, ( $1041, Ten. Davis Thomas D, f 8414, Ten. Davis W J, f 8768, Ten. Deibler Mrs Lnoindaj^SOO, Turn. Dempsey Michael, f 8200, O. Dempsey Patrick, f 1808, O. Dennis SUas E, t 8778, O. Dennison L, f 8^, L R DeWitt Alexander, f 81220, Ten. Dickey Daniel T, f $296, Ten. Dickgieser Jalia, f 8869, Tnm. Dodge B B. f 811448, L B. Dodge Samnel I, ( 8904, O. DoiHemyer Isaac, 81270, 0. Dorman B F, log, 8406, O. Drake Charles, f 8860, O. Drake L D, t 8886, O. Daley J M, ( 8800, Ten. Donn James, f 8227 O. Danning John. 1 8286, O. Donning Patrick, t 81384, O. Donlap Samnel, 860, Turn. Duv^ John, 820, Tom. Edwards a F, t 8460, Ten. Edwards George, t 82864, Y. Edwards George, ( 860, Y. Edwards Isham, ( 877, Ten. Edwards John B, f 8670, Ten. Edwards J N Y, t 898», Ten. Edwards J V. t 346, Y. Edwards J W. 1 8880, Ten. Elliott B, f $496, O. Elliott John P, f $661, O. Enfield A, f 8286, Y. Eshom P T, ( Post Master, 8768. L B . EstyE J,{8420, O. Failing Jesse, f 820, O. Failing M 0, f 8160,0. Farrell Oharles, t 81218, O. Fergmion Jesse, ( 81888, O. Ferguson Samutsl, f 827, 0. Fiander John, f 8762Y. Fiander BichardL ( 89ti8, Y. Fleetwood David, f 81617, O. Fleetwood W, 1 81126, O. Fleming Arthur, f 8660, Ind. Fleming John P, f 8740, Ind. Ford F ( $850, Ten. Ford Thomas J, t 81282, Ten. Foster Ira I, f 8800, O. Frazer Allen, logger, 8600, O. Frazier Wm J, 1 82066, 0. French Emily 0, 1 8619, 0. French E M, ( 8900, O. French G W, f $1818, G M. Freoch John S, t $4249, G M. French Sherman, f $76, G M. French S H. saw mill $860, O. Gaillao Mrs Matilda, f 8966, O. GanlfoffA, f$800, Ind. Gardner Moses, t $400, Y. Gaston George, log 8209, O. Gay B F, log $660, O. Gibson Joseph, t $980, Ten. Gibson Mrs N S, f $9:«, Ten. Gibson Bobert O, f 8689, Ten. Gibson Samuel, 1 8960, Ten. Giddings Oharles, t $80, O. Giddings G W, ( $858, O. Gifford Wm^f $609, O. Gilliland E W, f 8769, O. Gilmore Henry H, ( $879, Ten. Glenn James, f 8100, O. S The CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Can b« relied upon for the rery beat work. Qooda called for and delivered. Lanndr/ oor. Eaat B and Hou^'i 25tb aU. Offioe ad door North of Opera Hoom, Taooma. i(« II t ! S.J \m '' '* Iili8< !l i i ; ;:: III z M<%MI IRRV PHOTOGRAPHER. Port Townsend, I w I U 111 W im Im ■ N*gatlT«i mail I97 Znftuit»n«OTU Prootu* ^ 651 B. L. POLK A OO.'S GUddin F, f $1187. O. Ooldsby JobD, ( $80, O. Gtoldflby Wesley, f S40, 0. Goldaby Wm, 1 8140, O. Qonyea Mrs Uatbenne, t 8M8, Y. Gtoard Peter, f $10U, Y. Glourley H H, f 8690, O. Qreen Frederiok, f 8726, O. Oreen J N, t 81488, 0. Gonstooe Henry, f 8692, O. OonBtone Jaoob, f $278, G M. GmiBtone John, f 8617, O. Gnnstoue Mrs Mary, f |95, O, GuDstone Robert, t 8186, O. Haokshaw Huraoe, f $700, Ten. Haokshaw Mrs Luoy, f 84657, Ten. Hsizmann J G, t 81258, Y. Hall F B M, t $536. G M. Hanna W B, f $1406, O. Hanson John H, Jogger 8960, O. Harlow J N, f $1198, O. Hart Enoch, f 82669, O. Hart Frank, t $79, G M. Hartley Horatio, f 82877, O. Hartman Jasper, f 8192, O. Hartman Sarah A, f 8808, O. Hartman Washington, f 81676, 0. Kartman W F, f 8206, O. Hartaook G, f 81217, O. Hawk Isaac, f 84686, O. Hawk Mrs S A, f 81920, O. Hays Obarles P, f 8250. O. Hays James A, f justice peace $156, Hay's John P, f $1581, O. Hayward Henry, f $226, O. Heacock Thomas, f $800, Ten. Headstrom Oharles A, 820, O. Heury Alexander, t $1862, O. Henson G W, f $417, O. Hewitt 0, f $1920, O. Hewlett Henry M, f $900, O. Hobeon J W, 8890, O. Hodgden Mrs Sarah, f 8900, Ten. Hopkins Frank E, f 8120, Ten. H'lbbard John J, f $800, 0. HabbardM A, f $8053. O. Roll Wm, f 821, Y. Hunter A A, f 81536, O. Hunter Oharles N, f $100, O. Hunter Wm, f 8850, Turn. Hyde F, f $290, O. Hyde T, f $290, O. Hvde0P.f8882,O. Hyde S 0, f 8187, O. Insel Albert, f 8602, O. Isaacson Iver, f 8200, O. James John B, i $8074, G M. James Richard O, f 82686, O M. James Samuel, f 88861, O M. Johnson R E, f 8631, Ton. Jubuflou <:,Q M. 3M. I. , Ten. ),Ten. Ten. L99, Ten. Ten. Teo. reu. 17, Y. Y. Business, Resldenos 8.0, O. ). O. 0,0. 15, GM. ). .74,0. b. o. HALL & CAVENDER, ^»"«^gi^^^ THURSTON COUNTY DIRECTORY. 662 MoKIosky John, f 860, O. MoLane Millner, f 8880, O. MoLane Wm. f 82809, O. MoLeod Alexander, f 8817, Y. MoLeod A, log 82420, O. MoMabon P J, f 8102, O. MoMiUan E W, t 8666, S. MoMillen Maroua, f 8110, O. MoMurry A W, f 8858, Turn. MoMurry L R 8500, Turn. MoNulty Patrick, f 8680, O. MoSorley John, fttllOO, O. MoVittie James, f 8107, Y. Manier A H, ( 8974. O. Manier Qeorge M, f $1804, O. Mann LWjr,f 8844,0. Martin Jesse, f 8402, O. Matthews Henry, f 875, Y. Maxfield George, f $290, Ten. Mayes John, f $67, O. Mengle Wm, t 82229, O. Miles Mrs Ann, f $60, L B. Miller Gideon W, t 8884, O. Miller Joshua, f $1482, O. Miller J N, f 8887, O. Miller Mrs Mary M, 89365, O. Mills Mrs E, 1 8921, Ten. Mills GW,f $700, O. Mills John, f 8460, O. Mills John W,f86S2, O. Mills Nathiel, f 8922, Ten. Mix James, f 81194, O. Mize Hiram, 1 82724, Ten. Mize Wm, f Iir280, Ten. Moe Lonis, f $160, Ten. Morrell David B, |10, S. Morsbaoh Edward, t $1838, S. Morsbaoh Emit, f 8100, S. Morsbach Rudolph, f $100, S. Morrison Levi W, f 8964, O. MuokleJ, f8500, O. Mnnson F M, f 8100, O. Murry J M, t $157, O. Myers Leroy, f ana postmaster 8628, Ind. Neat M F, t i«61, Y. Newsum J M, f $642, O. Niokerson A H, f $200. S. Northoraf t P D, f $5676, Ten. Northwestern Goal and Trans Oo.coal mines, S. Nunn Thomas, f 8247, O. Nye John L, f $20, G M. OfiFut Milford, t 83172, O. Ogle A E, f 820, 8. Ogle Wm F, t $3492, 8. Olson John, f 81053, O. Osborn G W, f 8925, O. Otto Joseph, t $46, Y. Paokwood Wm, 1 876, O. Palmer David £. t 8169, O. Parker George W, f 81149, O. Parker Robert D, f 8200, O. Parsons Henry G, f 81989, O. Parsons Wm F, t 8681, O. Parsons W M, f 820, 0. Payne P R, f $65, O. PearoeGG, f 8440, Ten. Pearoe N E, f 8621, O. Pearoe Ralph, f 8610, O. Peebley Robert, f $188, Turn. Perry A W.f 8462, Ten Perry Isaac, f $229, Ten. Peterson HON,' $128, O. PierceAsaW.f $918, O. Pierson A, f 850, O. Plomondon Frank N, f $200, Tum. Plumb E B. t $1005, Plumb Station. Plumb W W, f 8638, Tum. Plympton 8 B, 8100, Tum. Plympton Wm, 1 875, Tum. Pollard Asa, f $1761, Y. Porter Mary F, f $560, O. Potts John R, f 8491, G M. Powell Ourren W, f $630, Y. Powell Truman N, f $682, Y. Prather Thomas R, f 8187, Ten. Price Alexander, f $80, Y. Price Archibald, f 8196, Y. Price Dexsa, f 81076, Y. Priohard W W, 1 8200, O. Prince G 8, f $320, Tum. • Prince Jonathan, f 81801, Ten. Prince Levi E. f $2196, Ten. Prince WT,f 81887, Ten, Radcliff James, f $281, O. Ray George E, t 81:^77, Ten. Raymond G L, t 82600, O. Raymond HN,f $85, O. Redfem Mrs Elizabeth, f 875, G M. Reisonweber August, f $75, O. Remond George, f 81164, Y. Reynolds George, t 8984, O. Rich A, f 8700, O. Rioker Ira, f $414. O. RieUJB,f 8445,Y. Riesenweber Frederick, 81052, O. Roberts Adna, f $1463, Ten. Rogers John W, f 8900, O. Rose Manuel, f 8200, Ten. Rositer John 8, f 8485, O. Rowland Wm, blksmith 850, Y. Rowley Wm, 835, Ten. Ruddell R R, f 8769, O. Ruddell 8 L, f 81125, O. Ruth B F. f 83937, O. t pile* ana Cteneral Hardware. CA 11«« Paelflc Ave. piles and llSl M. K. Mt., W TACUHA, W. T. .a^ .oO^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I 1.25 IIIM IIM 1^ 1.4 2.2 1.6 "^ Photographic Sciences Corporation <^^^\ ^ ^^ "q) 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, NY. 14580 (716) 872-4503 m L-?- SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street, Seattle. Axente for Bain Wasons, Howe Scales, Atkins' Silver Mteel Sawa a s« I * « 131 U3 CU ea "55 CU is SI u -I X < >- 111 553 R. L. POLK & CO.'S Eut^adge Q W, f 82195, Jj R, Rutiedge J L. f $60, L R. Rutledge Marion, f 8245, L R. Rutiedge Thomas E, f 83114, L R Rutledge Wm, f 8502, L R. Ryder Samuel J, f 81662, 0. Sallee J W H, f $248, Tum. Sanger L 0, f 81055, O. Sargent E M, f 89065, G M. Say Andrew, f 8477, O. Sayles Isaac, f 8510, O. Sayles Mrs Mary T, f 8505. O. Sayles Oscar, f 8870, O. Seatoo Mnfg Co, S. Seed S P, f 850, O. Shead Oliver, f 85100, S. Sbeeban Cornelius, f 8911, O. Shelley Joseph, f 8300, O. Shelley Mrs Sarah, 8135, O. Sherman T, gen store 81312, S. Shincke Wm, f 8787, 0. Simmons M T, f 8540, L R Sleater Qeorge, f $146, O. Smith A I., f 81152, Ind. Smith E W, f 81567, Ind. Smith GE,f 8579, O. Smith James A, f 8667, Ten. Smith Jesse, f $10, S. Smith John, f $1720, O. Smith J K, f 81675, O. Smith Mary L, f 835, O. Smith M 0. f 8546, Ten. Smith Mrs Prisoilla, f 81554, O. Smith Thomas J, f |285, Y. Snabel John, f 8120, O. Snider Isabella, f 8200, O. Snider J D, f 845, O. Snow Henry, f 825, O. Solbeck Swan, f 8780, O. Spurlook J D, f 87230, Q. Stafford H B, f 8255, Y. Standke John, t $276, P O Oentralia, Lewis Co. STAVER & WALKER Farm Ma- chinery andY<>hicleB,Oapt John Q Parker Agt, Olympia. (See ad.) Stewart W R, f 8100, O. Stocking F W, t 8650, G M. Scooking G C, f $700, G M. Stone Jacob, f 8902, Y. Stoltzenbergh Hannah, f 8355, O. Stoops A J, f 8534, Turn. Stowell Charles, f $20, O. Sullivan O D, f $78, 0. Sumerlin W H, f $100, G M. Sumner Miss Abbie, f 8505, S. Sumter J N,f 8200, Y. Sumter T E, t 8433, Y. Swain John R f 8515. Ten. Swan Thomas, f $1183, O. Swift J L, f 8227, Ten. Sylvester C H, f 82755, O. Terryll F W, f 8137, Ten. ThaUheimer N G, f 81237, L R Theis Henry, f $1164. GM. Thompson A W, f 851, G M. Thompson W O, f $1000, O. Thornton Everette, f 8400, O. Tioe Newton, f 8265, O, Tioknor B R, f 8214, Ten. Ticknor GeorgeJ 8938, Ten. Ticknor Henry H, t 81177, Ten. Tioknor J T, f 81295, O. Tobin James H, f $240, O. Toole Edward. 1 8105, L R TroUer Adolph, f 81159, Ten. TroUer Frederick, f 8306, Ten. Turner Frank, t 825, O. Twohy James, logger )k405, O. Tyee Sam, f 8400,0. Van Eaton Mrs R, f $836, Ind. Van Trump P B, gen store, $1823, Y. Waddell Robert, f 83451, O. Waddell Wm B, f $128, O. Waddle R W, f $25, Ten. Waldick Jacob, f 84104, O. Walker Henry, f 82026, 0. Walker Lavant, f 8200, O. Walker Wm, f $200, Ten. Wallace L W, f 8400, Ten. Walsh John, 1 82C0, O. Wardle R M, f 850, Sharon. Warren Moses E, blksmith, 88011, G R Washburn P S, f $1087, L R Weatherall Henry, f $125, O. Webster Aaron, f $2695, Ten. Weed Charles E, f $4580. O. Wellman Albert, f 8938. O. Wellman C E. f 8150, Turn. Whalen Peter, f 885, Y. Wheeler D G, f 8125. O. Wherrett J.f 81000, Ten. Wherrett Wm, f 8115. Ten. Whitaker L 0. f 8870», O. Wl ite Columbus, f 81080, O. White B, f $125. O. White George H, f 82165, G M. White Mrs Rheta, f $1930, O. Whitelook G 0, t ^20, Ind. Whitelook Mrs Sarah T, f 825, Ind. Whitham Robert F, f 8200, 0. Williams Thomas J, t 8S35, Tom. Winger John, f 887, O. Wolf James, f 8160, Ten. Wood M D, f 8100, Y. OT . A 'Krn'ir.'R T* ^h^ only house in Taooma which handles the IjeadlaK • UJXa\JJhDiXf Brands of Kentucky D'lre Copper BlattUed Hand Hade Monr Hash Whiskies; and came« the largeat atook of Wew Vork and Key West Clsani. 1009 FAOIVIC AV^ TAOOHLA, W. T. eet, Seattle. er Mteel tSaws 5. Ten. 33,0. m. 55,0. Ten. n237, L R. .GM. )l,aM. 000,0. f $iOO, O. o. Ten. •33, Ten. 81177, Ten. ,0. 40,0. 5, L R. 159. Ten. 8306, Ten. , O. r W05, O. $836, Ind. a store, 11823, Y. J451, O. 28,0. Ten. 104, O. 26,0. 00,0. Ten. ,Ten. O. Sharon. iksmith, $3011, 87, L R $125, O. 195, Ten. 680. O. 38, O. Tom. Y. O. U?en. >. Ten. )», O. 1080, O. !165, Q M. 1930,0. Ind. I T, f 926, Ind. $200,0. ' $335, Tom. ^en. ea the l, 0. BulmerGD,f 890, N. Burfeind D, quarryman, Bel. Bnrfeind H, quarryman, Bel. Bums Robert, f 825, N. Bussard J O, f $120, Ly. Butler R A, insn customs $879, Sem. Bye Alfred, f 8132, Y. Bye Thomas, f $25, Y. Byers W J, f$100, WF. Bade J W, I 885, N. Cain Bros, genl store and publishers Blain« Journal. 85104, BL Cain Cornelius (Cain Bros). Gain George (Cain Bros). Cain James, postmaster, Bl. CaUahan Ed, f 825, Wh, Campbell R, f 874, F. Campbell Donald, f $95, N. Campbell Wm, f 830, N. Carlson Allen, f 890, N. Carle H F, ( 8100, W F. Carse John, 1 8130, Bel. Chamberlain George, f 8332, W F. Chaplain W 0. f, N. Chapman George C, f 850, Ly. Charles Alex, f 8560, F. Charroin Victor, f 8595, W F. Chotnut Levi, f 8957, Sem. Ghetnutt John, f, Sem. Clark M J, f 8875, Su. Clark Thomas, f 8693, Bel. Clayton James, f 8437. W F. Clothier M M, f 840, Y. ColFee Johnson (Ind), $45, N. Coffin Frank, f $50, Wh. Cohn A, f 826, D. CoUeyFCf 825, N. Dr. C. E. CASE, S-CnSOEON a.rLM IN WDSTKRN WAI»H. inrCtTON FOK SAliK. , IP Works Co. ^ m^ B. n B Hatch, 1 store, F, 1, Ly. ker $697, Ly. store $2682, 1. -i^ ^F. . m b. Bl. i^9 WF. i Henry jr, ,Wh. ). F. 1 L carrier $166, . f $530, Ly. laoh $25,Seh. 1 r '■■*' f $30, N. E $753, Sem. rSem. WF. 2,N. ,W F. 2. Bl. en $120, Sem. Bl. F. to, K8T FABM RW WAHH- ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & CO., BROKBRM. MBATTK,!!. WASH. , , Have for sale a full liat of choice TiBbir, Ooal Ml Iroa Laadi, ImproTtd isd Unifflprorid rtrmi, Bnilneis ud OUy tad Bnbttrbtn Loti tad Aore Trtetl. Municipal and County Seourliles Bo ugh i ~ 658 Bnilneis ud Biitdnot Propartr, Lwtti NigotUtid. WHATCOM COUNTY DIRECTORY. Jacobs John H, shoemkr $73, No. James J K, 1 $50, Wh. James P 0, f $289, B B. Jansen JD.f $50.N. Jenkins D 8, teamfiter $200, Wh. Jenkins & Nioklin, $1973, Wh Jennie Mrs Mathilda, f 1962, F. Jenson John, f $40, N. John Fred, f, Ly. Johnson A B, f $606, G. Johnson E G, physician $500, Ly. Jo)!nson John, f $85, N. Jonuson Mrs M irtha A. f $460, N. Johnson S G, f sS50, N Johnson Thomas. $600, N. Johnson W P, f $182, N. Jones John X, f $743, Lu. Judson L. f $367, Ly. Judson P, $400, Ly. Judson Geo H & Co, sawmill $1335, Ly. Judson H A, gen store and postmtr $2383. Ly. Judson Geo H & Co, sawmill, $400, Ly. Julian Augustus, fisherman, Wh. Eager Rev J W (Baptist), $82, Bl. Kale D S (Kale, Steams & Merrian), $679, N. Kale, Steams & Merrian, saw and grist mill $800, N. Kline Fred, f $65, Wh. Kalloch Miss A F, $2260. Kellner Henry, f $346, F. Kellogg G A, lawyer $867. Bel. Kelly John, f $886, N. Kelly Michael, f $450, T. Kelly Mrs O 0, f and hotel $482, WF. Kelly Wm. f $15, N. Kempter J O, t $450. F. Kenoyer A F, f $76, T. Kenoyer Bros, sawmill $1211, T. Kenoyer Henry, ( $300, Y. Kenoyer John, f $80, T. Kenoyer J W, f $67, Y. Kenoyer J W, f $67, Y. Kestner Henry, t $196, Wh. Kilcup Daniel, f $741, M. Kiloup John M, f $221, N. King B F, f $50, Lyn. King Charles, gen store $1475, Wh. King Joseph, f $363, Y. Kingsley Oatherine, f $606, BL Kingsley Byron, f ^75, Bl. Kipbart Henry, f, Woodlawn. Kipb-Tt S, f, Woodlawn. Kirk m Arthur, $969, N. Kirkman E J, f, N. Kitzel David, f $25, Bl. Kitzmiller Martin, f $25, Wh. Kline Harry (Indian), $66, N. Kline Robert, f, Wh. Kline Wm, f $65, Wh. Klocke August, f $967, Lyn. Knowles Mrs Amelia, f $50, Ly. Knutson Ole, f $25, N. Knutson Oliver, f $40, N. Kremer George, f $274, Bl. Kremer Maxwell, f, Bl. Krieter J T, f $168, F. Krimmen Timothy, f $80, N. Kroaj' John, f $26, Bl. Kruger F, f $26, Y. Ivrumsiok Harry, f $55, Wh. Kulp Rev Michael, f $50, D. Lalor Michael, f, F. Lane Frederick F, postmaster, B, Lapoint Angus, f $659, N. Larsen Anton, f $446, F. Larsen Nels, f $140. D. Latta M 0, carp $586, Wh. Lauckbart Wm, f $90, Ly. Law J W, f $459, F. Leckae Niles T, f $300, N. Leckie Stewart, lab, Wh. Lee Mrs Susannah, f $75, N, Lee T B, f $40. N. Legoe Wm, f $342, B. Lekvie Peter, f $30, N. Lemeraux Daniel, f $50, Y. Lindsay Edgar, justice of $190, Bel. Lindsey Jasper N, log $947, H. Lindsey Samuel, f $1101, N. Lister Wm, f $50, D. Littell Miss Clara, teacher $400, Ly. Logan Wm, blksmith $116, H. Lombard Jesse, f $138, W F. Loomis Henry, f $26, Sem. Lopas Edwin, agrl impte $1366, W F. LovaU J E, f $26, Wh. Lovall J S, f $25, Wh. Lowiston Charles (Ind), Luke S A, f $45, N. Lund Cbarles, f $25, N. Lund Frederick, f $26, N. Lund John, f $25, N. Lynch James, f $1049, W F. Lyons Samuel, f $30, Wh. Lysle George W, f $155, Ly, Lysle Thomas, f $520, Bl. MoCauley J H, f $495, Sem. McComb B F, f $35, G. MoComb C M, f $706, W F. McCombOF,f $65, G. X « O cna & peace =. C/> f $426, Ly. t/» 3 M FANNIE C. PADDOCK MEMOEJAL HOSPITAL, Rt. Rev. John A. Faddook, D.D.. Free. Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Bnpt. J. F. Beudaley.Phynoian, TACOMA, W. T. ill!:'! Eh O ■-:i Eh O p; Eh M C3 IS. ,i 9 11 IS IF' a • r-l o H o < Q. Ill H Those who beliPTO in "Home Indoatry'* Bhonld patronize llatlMf)Mstlon Ouaranteed. Lake Union Furniture M'fn Co. Heflidea you will save money thereby. SEIll Mt., opp. Oeel, F. * Morris M J, f $111, .N. Morris Thomas, f $50, Y. Moultray W R, Hop raiser, $1796, N. MuUer A, f $60, N. Mullbolland John H, wharf con- tractor, BL Munroe George & Bro, sawmill $100, WF. Munroe H, f $1626, W F. Munroe John, f $215,Lu. Manson Martin, f $237, Lyn. Murphy H F, f $47, N. Murphy J 0, f $30, N. Murphy Patrick, f $30, F. Muflser B E, f 1620, W F. Nelson Peter, $40, D. Nesselroad Jasper, log $200, P. Nesselroad J H, f and J P, $100, P. Neste Juel E, f, Ly. Newton Isaac F, f $795, Wh. Nicklin T G, f $480, Wh. Nims A W, f, G. Nims W E, f , Q, Nims V L, f, Q. Noble F F, f, G. Noble O £, f, surveyor and postmtr, $657, G. Noon W L, f $70, Wh. Norling Eric, f $75, Y. Norliiig John, f, N. Norstrom J E, carp $130, Wh. Northrup F, carp, Wh. R. I. MORSE, New Wbatoom, W. T. Window Shades, Building Paper.Vamisiies. LIME, PLASTER AND HAIR. PAINT COIiOHH. COAI< OIL, w you will MTe oy thereby. EST STOCK. tel, Meattle. B. WF. }, Sem. G, f $36, F. llawD, N. )r 18405, Lyn. $170, Bel. 3el. HALL & CAVENDER REAL LOAN ESTATE, BROKERS, TAOOMA.'W. T. ■B, Sem. [. aisev, $1796, N. S, wharf oon- o, sawmill $100, V Lyn. F. LiU. F. WF. »g|200,P. JP,»100.P. 95, Wh. Wh. or and postmtr, J130, Wh. b. >aper,Varni8he8. NO HAIR. COAI< OIL, WHATCOM COUNTS DIRECTORY. 560 Norton H, f 880, Bl. Norton J S, teacher $879. W F. Nugent Peter, t $1U, N. O'Donnel John, f, N. Oeser Henry, f 8530. Bel. Ohlsen J P, f $81, Bl. O'Horo John, f, Wh. Oleson O J, f $95, Bl. Olmstead J M, f $460, O. Olson J, f 840, N. Oluseus George, f $524, N. O'Neil Ed, f 8916, Ly. O'Neil Frank, f, N. O'Neil James, f 8583, Ly. O'NeU Robert, f, N. Osborn Wm, f 850, Wh. Oser Fred, log, $400, Wh. Osterman Wm H (Osterman & Hark- ness), tel opr W U T Co, 8300,N. Osterman & Harkness, genl store, N. Otely John, f, Bl. Oxford Thomas, f $397, W F. Owens John, f $25, N. Palmer P A, f, Y. Palmer W E, f $25, Bl. Pangborne Olive, f, N. Park M, f , P. Parker John, f, Y, Parks James, f $95, N. Parr George, f, 0. Parr John, f, 0. Parr Richard, f, 0. Parr Wm, f $100, 0. Parvin Ed H, f 850. Wh. Patterson Wm, f $525 Bl. Paal Charles, f $25, Y. Pendleton R M, f $20, Bl. Pennington George, f $70, Bl. Perrptt Rowland, f, W F. Perry J B, f $225, G. Perry Mary E, f $130, Sem. Perry Wm, f $5«0. N. Perry W A, f $400, G. Peterson John, f 81062, N. Peternon Theodore, log 825, B B. Phillips Wm, i 8120, N, Philo Ed, elk, Lyn. Philo E, blksmith $20, Lyn. Pieper W H, f $145, Y. Pierce Richard, f $1126, P. Pierson Gus, f $50, N. Piereon P G, f $40, N. Plastar J H, f $644, W F. Plummer Wilson, f $505, Lyn. Porter Edward 0, f $266. Sem. Porter E C jr, f $30, Sem. Porter James A, f $460, Sem. Potter Hiram W, f 8665, W F. Prait Armiger H. f, W F. Pratt N:W, f 8150, Ly. Pritts John B, f «25, N. Pritts S A. f 8155, N. Prouty G, f $185, Y. Prouty E 0, P M and gen store $456, Pnaria Alfred, f $137, N. Pyeatt H JM W, W F. Quigley John, f ^25, Lvn. Quilty Louis (Ind), f ^60, Lyn. Quinn John, f $75, N. RadcliffWm, f8181. W F. Rainford George, f $100, Y. Rand Amos, f 825, D. Rathbone Ed, f, P. Rathje Hans, f $170, N. Ray Wm. f 8746. Sem. Ray Wm G, f $345, W P. Reid James K, f 8969, Y. Rehberger George, f 8513, N. Reid Frank H, surveyor 81670, Wh. Reinhart Joseph, f 825, N. ReinhartSD, f 8720, Y. Reise 0, f $50, N. Reise Ludwig, f 8748. N. Rembaugh W S, f U^O, B. Rice D E, f 8273, N. Richards D S, ferryman 8100. Sem. Rinshed B, lab, Sem. Riorden Dan, f 855, Y. Ripley J M, f 850, N. Ritchie Joseph, f 81077, N. Rittenburg Miles, cooper $314, Ly. Robbins Z H, f 885, W F. Robinson E J, capitalist $1641, Ly. Robinson J B, sawmill, Ly. Robinson Kennard, f 8320, Ly. Robinson W 0, f 875, N. Robj A M, f F. Roeder Victor A, P M and gen store $3002, Roeder. Roehl Wm, f, Sch. Roell Paul, f 8805, N, RoesHel Henry, boat builder $428, WF. Rogers Arthur, f, F. Rogers A D, hotel $110, W F. Rogers Darius, hotel $508, W F. Rogers Howard, f, F. Rogers John D. f 8337, F. Rogers M W, f $597, G. Rogers R M, f 8230, Bl. Rogers T A, f, Wh. Rogers W L, f 826, Bl. Rooney Charles, lab, Soh. Rosbrough M, f, Bl. Ross John, f 840, Y. H X m > S9 o 3 o 3 G H WOOD SHELF HARDWARE, ^^* **■• '• x^>^*^, HulWlnK »uppllc8 a lipeclal«y. lltf* PaeUleAve., and llJil R. H. St. ^aCOMCIa., -tttT. t. liif '"It SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Jobbers and Retailers of Hardware and Implements. Uoods. The liowtrit Prices. The Best t M 661 R. L. POLK ft CO.'S «l 5 « si n ! II 't fiS 1« II Backer Jaaper N, p m and f 9785, H. BaDge Fred, t 8699, Sem. Eyan Edward, 1, Wh. Saar John M, f 8500, G. Saar Peter, f and Btook raisr $460, G. StOharlea Hotel, Follett propr, EF. Sampson Santta (Indian), $65, N. Sailer Baphael, t $120, N. Savage Oiada(Ind), $351, N. SavingB Thomas E, f $240, BL Sohneider Benedict, f $80, W F. Schneider Peter, f |80, 0. Schneider Sanders, f $560. W F. School George (Ind), $30, Lt. Scott XM,f $45, Bl. Scott Wm, t, Ly. Sorimsher G, t $274, T. Seanor L, t $689, F. SeanorWi: £$400,F. Sebert Hermi nn, t $710, N. Seolamatan Jua (Ind), f $489, Ly. Sefton Frank, f, N. Sefton J W, t $12i, N. Seidel T, qnarryman, Bel. Seigle Conrad, f $96, F. Sevier Francis M, f, 0. Shank Oharles H, gen store $919, Ly. Shaw David G, f $66, F. bhea A, f, N. Shea Charles, t$130,N. Shearer WC,f $55, T. Sheiler J F f $136, Y. Shetler Marshall M, t, Y. Shetler Mrs Nancy A, f $180, F. Shetler W H, f, Y. Shields Conrad, f $826, F. Shields Henry, f $632, W F. Shields B,f,WF. Shields Bobert, t$169, W F. Shields Bobert jr, t $230, W F. Schmitlapp Wm, teamster, $825, Wh. ShoUow Thomas, f $401, N. Silagns Peter (Ind), $55, N. Simily Chris, f $25, D. Singleton G H, f $360, Y. Sisson W M, gee store $1765, E F. Sivyer Wm G, f $372, BL Sjogren A N, f $970, Lyn. Skagit Tom (Ind), $365, N. Skookum George (Ind), ( $60, N. Bl&K,j Anton, t $200, F. Slade Harvey, 1 $102, Lyn. Slade Henry, i $465, Lyn. Slagg Benjamin, f $60, Wh. Slater George sr, t $1769, W F. Sleasman T B, t $90, N. Smith Mrs A E, f $620, N. Smith Ben F, f $628, W F. Smith E A, mail carrier $685, Wh. Smith Henry W. f $1598, Lyn. Smith H A, f $938, W F. Smith John V, f $103, N. Smith T M, carp and t $280, Lu. Smith W G, f $85, Wh. Smith W G 0, f $25. Wh. Smono Peter (tnd), $60, N. Sooe Bill (Ibd), $136, N. Sova Gary, f, Y. Sowders L M, f $460, Wh. Spangenberger Ad, f, Wh. Speokhamum Joseph (Ind), f $689, Lyn. Spencer J L, t $26, W F, Staeubli Theodore G, gen store $710, Bl. Stanoliff Thomas, t $641, W F. Starret Wm, f $50. P B, STAYER & WALEEa Farm Ma- chinery and Yebicles, Y A Boeder Agt, Boeder. (See adv.) Steams But as )Kale, Steams & Mer- riam). Steele M J, f $148, G. Steen Amos, log $120, Bl. Steigerwald Wm, f $75, N. Stender C H,oarp $380, Bl. Stewaft Wm, f $25, Wh. Stick Peter (Ind), t $80, Lyn. Stobritz John, genl store, P. Stock Joseph, f, P. Stoltenberg H, f $1059, C. Stoops C F, f $30, Bl. Straohe Ernest, f $812, F. Striker W W, f. W F. Sackannan John (Ind), $160, N. Salkannan Bobert (Ind), $136, N. Sullivan M L. f $85, W F. Salwhanon Alex (Ind), $66, N. Swansen John P, t $105, Ly. Sweeney Morris, f, P. Swift James, f $26, Wh. Swiger Jerry, t $46, Ly. Swim H J, teacher $650, Ly. Swim S B, f $261, Ly. • Swinehflrt J, f $70, N. Tatre J F, hotel $884, Sem. Tarte J F jr, f $180, 0. Tarte Wm J, f $20C, 0. TawesCT, f$190, V^F. Tawe8MT,f$486,WF. Taylor C W, f $295, F. Taylor James H, f $1964, Lu. Taylor G B, f $56, Ly. Teidje J, I, Bel, Thallheimer Socrates, t $660, 0. Thelman Herbert, f $26, F. CT . A Kmi? "R T' Sole Agent for the X^orett Ki.xg WhUktiy, The X^tnous • U£La\JjSADil.f £1. H. Tavlor>» fir« copper distiUed Hand Mad» aour Math Whiahiee. We»t Cigar; The BoMiim Milwaukee' BoMed Beer, and the CamiU* Key 10OI» PACIFIC AT., TACOKA. W. T. iiii!!!! ont Street The Beat r»685, Wh. )8, Lyn. ¥. N. $280, Lu. ^h. 3,N. I* Nh. Wh. [Ind), f $689, F. gen store 9710, 41, W F. B, B. Farm Ma- B, Y A Boeder adv.) iteurna & Mer- Bl. 5,N. 80, Bl. Jh. JO, Lyn. ore, P. D59, O. i, F. ),$150,N. idU186, N. VF. ),«65,N. 05, Ly. h. 'V. MONEY WAITING FOR ( Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. .60, Ly. Bern. F. rF. r. )64, Lu. ^ f $660, G. 25, F. nu. The ramoui and Made Sour ke Camille K«V MA, W. T. MORTGAGES. I Seqttle, WHATCOM COUNTY DIRECTORY. 562 Thomas H D, f $1246, Ly. Thomas Joh&nu, f $764, D. Thomas J H, f $97, Wh. ThomasJB, f $499,B1. Thomas Thomas, t $166, Ly. Thompson Jacob, f. Wh. Thompson 8 P, t $120. D. Thornton A W, physician, $818,W F. Thyberg H 0, f if676, D. Tilton Oliver, f $632, N. Timmerman Oharles, f $26, W F. Trott Wm, blacksmith $179, Ly. Tuck D E, { $867, Wh. Tnkanon Tom (Ind), $65, N. Tattle Ohristian, sheepraiser and f $1881, B. Uhioh Emil, f, P. Ulrioh Julius, f $40. P. Uphonse John, f $25, N. Upson M H, t $741, Semi. VanBuren W D, f $638, N. Van Doren Fred, f $496, W F. VanValkenburg L G, t $638, G. VanZandt J M, f $26, P. Voght Charles, f $2186, B B. Wahl George, f $70. Wh. Wahl John, f $80, Wh. Wallace David, f $800, W F. Walker E A, f $213, N. Walker W L, f $834, N. Wampler A H, f $517, Ly. Warren Rev Albert, farmer, Bl. Waterbury Thomas, miller, $50, N. Webber James, t $628, N. Weed James, t $50, Bel. Weiberg L N, f, P. Weidkamp Henry, f $45, D. Weiss Fred, f, Y. Welch Albion F, f $911, N. " Welch J J, physician $120, F. Welch RuBsel, f $450, N. Wellman L W. f $395, Ly. Wellmap H M, f 1|!80, Ly. Wendt Fred, f, Y. Westland Isaac, f $25, Wh. Weybright M H, f $50, B. Whalen Merith, f $75, Wh. Whatcom Iron Works, $626. Wheeler Forbina, gen store $1927, WP. Wheeler J D, f and P M, f $880, W F. Whitney F L, surveyor $244, F. Whittier E S, gen store and hotel $683, Y. Wickersham Noah, f, P. Wiffhf. David, f, N. Will Anthony, f $146, N. Willey George A, f $40. Ly. Williams James, f, D. Williams John F, f $620, N. Williams Morris, f $626, W P. Wilson Howard D. f. P. Wilson M F, f $25, B. Wincbaknnan Jim (Ind), $110, N. Winler George, f $60, D. Winter Jes8f>, f, D. Wisemann Fred, f $26, Sem. Woodard Mrs Testamiar, postmis- tress, Wood lawn. Woodard P R, f $75. WoodlawD. Woodin W A, log, $380, Bel. Wor hen Charles, f $520, Ly. Wusoher H O, t $229, N. Wynkoop M 0, f $46, Bl. Wynn Thomas, f $2589, F, ZellerRev, Sem. Zier Fred, t $79, W F. Zimmers Matt, f. Y. Zink Joseph, f $484, Y. Zirngiebel Joseph, f, Wh. Zwerzinsky Frank, f $26, Bl. 5 Ten Dollras. STAVEt) c<^ W!lLl^Ef|, '1 Manager Yice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer DIALBRS IN F&i w Sn ■^'; t-;- %-_ :V X >;■- 'Y- ■ R. L. POLK & COS CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PUGET SOUND. Comprising ft ClaHsified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits arranged Alphabetically by PostoflSces. IVnmes n|>pea.rlng: under Heading** marked thisn * only Inserted -vrlien Specially 4'ontracted for. are AbMtractM of I^and Titles. Cleaves F D La Conner Gnrtield W C New Dnngeness Hefiry Francis Olympia THOMPSON ALFRED (SeeplOO) Ames 4; Von Tobel Seattle Booth & Briscoe " Edson E P Niesz, Whittlesey & Co . . . OSEORN E S (see top lines) " TAYLOR A J Shelton GLOYD & SPINNING (see p 29) Taooma Steele J M & Co Scott M W ^^.^ Whatcom *Accountants. (Expert, Commercial and Railroad.) Baker John Seattle ^Advertising; IVoveltles. BERRYF W Portland,© ^ ^ Academies. » {See OoUeges and Schools.) Ag^rlcnltural Implements. Sweeney Joseph Friday Harbor Poison Perry LaConner Valentine & Brown '* Frost Robert Olympia Mitchell & Lewis Co Williams Samuel " DODD C H & CO Portland, O KNAPP, BURRELL A CO NWCAR&MNFGCo... " OSBORNE D M & CO . . . STAVER & WALKER (head office) (See opp p) . " WRIGHT Z T (see front edge) " GORDON " HARi5wARE CO (see front cover) Leattle SEATTLE HARDWARE CO ((see top lines) '' STAVER & WALKER. James Campbell Agt " Strand H B Sehome Fawcett Bros Taooma Hamilton F J & Co HUNT Byrnes George Victoria Sg Clarke W R fe Davies J P & Co •• *^ A-vrnimg:!*. o (See Tents, Awnings, etc.) 'c5 *Babl>bit mietalB. E SEATTLE BRASS AND »^ BELL FOUNDRY, 421 ■^ Oommercial (Seep 25.) Seattle oS '■'Baby Carriages. "S. Cotter Edward Taooma Baiters. (See also Confectioners.) Breokenfeld Frederick Olympia Erb Frederick *• Gottfeld & Bennett " Doebeli Felix Port Townsend GlUiea & Stewart Seattle Guthrie OH " Meister Mrs Matilda " Meydenbouer WO ... " Monroe D& EM " MoyToy " Piper AW Rittenroff Wm '* TreatDW Mahncke & Mueblenbruoh. .Taooma Orchard John " ZilinskySol " Burt SS Victoria Gabriel Edward " Jordan Wm " Kings E Russell James " SmithMR&Oo St«ltz& Pelletier " WilaonJJ Young Bros . . • jj-. " BakinK Po'vrders* The Wilcox Ma nf Co Seattle Banks and Bankers. Skagit County Bank, LaOonner First National, Olympia First National Port Townsend Stewart & Masterson Puyallvp Dearborn H H & Go Seattle Fimt National " GUARANTEE LOAN and TRUST 00. (See top Kncs) " Hill, Scott & Oo " Horton Dexter & Oo " Merchants National " i -isret Sound National .... " Mx ROHANTS NATION- A J. (See front cover) . . .Taooma Pac fio National " TA' OMA NATIONAL. (See popp 370) Bank of British Columbia. .Victoria Bank of British North Am- erica " Dominion Savings '• Gareeche, Green & Oo " First Bank of Whatcom . .Whatcom Barbers. Tansey G W LaOonner Martin L R Mt Vernon COLLINS & POWELLJ Taxes Paid. Rents Coliected. WHATCOM, W. T. ( Information Given Non-Residents. IINGTON VORKS CO. ictioners.) ok Olympia It i( Port Townsend • ■ Seattle k'.. '.'.'. « u u u u ik t( brnoh..Taooma u t« Victoria ({ u it it il it il orders. Seattle tankers. , . . . . LaOonner — Olympia i»ort Townsend . . . Puyallvp Seattle Fand > lines) " li it it i( ON- er) . . .Taooma it AL. it ibia.. Victoria Am- in..Whatoom . LaOonner . . Mt Vernon Collected- ■Residents. THH5 OHBA.RB5ST bOTS BCVKR ORKaRar>. $55 About IMmilM from Post OCEloe, within 5 blocks of Graded Streets with sidewblks. frlce, 4155. Terms. $20 cash; flB one mo.; tW two mos No interest. Size, 25x120 ft. Eshelman, LleweMyn &, Co. Seattle CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 5 $55 566 Teitge RE Old Taooma Brown J L Olympia Toellner Charles " Morrill C L Port Gamble Bennie G H Port Ludlow Oummings S E Ft Townsend Korter Wm " Scott WH MoMahon Robert Pay all up Bennett J M Seattle Delfel Bros " Bering: J J " Bering & Alexander "' Holzberger G A " KeeneFA " Leavitt John " Plagmann Frederick •' Rott Victor SoottWA " Smith Charles " Smith Frank " Stranz Michael " Stranz&Oahn " Suey Gee " VonDungen Charles " Delfel John Snohomish Baokensto H M Tacoma Beggs Robert " Bergfeldt Alfred " Dyer G A " Ellis Charles " Grahlm Frank " Young & Patenaude " Lewis DP " Chase W Victoria Cohen James " Freid Herman " Geiger & Becker " Haooius Chris " North G«orge " Vigelius Bros " WhittakerWm " Inks J C Whatcom Barrel ItlanufHctnrers. (See Coop ers.) Bell Founders. SEATTLE BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY, 421 Commercial (see p 26.) Seattle Bell Hlangrera. (See Locksmiths.) Bells— All Kinds. Bernr F W Portland, Or WRIGHT Z T (See front ige) Beltlns and Hose. GORDON HARDWARE CO Seattle, WT WRIGHT Z T (See front edge) Portland, Or Billiard Halls. (See Saloons.) Blacksmiths. (See also Carriage and Wagon Makers, also Horseshoers.) Hegaas Hans Clifton Straub J J Coupeville Brown AC Friday Harbor McKay Charles " Warren M E Grand y.onnd Wells Edwin LaC onner Bartlett C M Lopez Island Tinsley S S Lyman Elkins A L Mt Vernon Clark S New Dungeness Guisler AN Olympia Dobbins & Ashcraft " MoBratneyTJ " MoCLELL AN SAMUEL. Brown Lars Oroas Bill & Weymouth. . .Port Townsend Iverson Christian " FaulknerH T Puyallup Kirk George " Priebe H L Renton Beattie Wm Seattle Benson & McEinnon " Breitenstein Edward '• Collins & Munoy " Eger George " Franklin Edwin " MoBeath Johp A & Co ... . McDonald Charles " MARCO FRED (see p 46) . Uren Andrew " Rosener Sehome Brown John Sequin Greytray G W Shelton WiveUJT Ward & Pettit Snohomish PoorH W Stanwood Ranqnist P O Steilacoom Pi astlien I M Stillaguamish Dieringer John Taooma Hartman Frank " MoAtee M " Muntz John " Youngstrom Olaf " Callaway Moses Tenino Ragless Wm " o CO CO CD CD m cm en CO PATEOITIZE THE CASCADE STEAM LAUl^DEY. « FItiBT OLASS WORK QUARANTEEO. ii«»Te Orders st V. C. Wllfard>s, FaefAe Atc. ad Door North of Opera Uonse. Architectural Views! McMURRY HADB TO UKDEB. CO Pliotosrspher, PORT TOWNMRND. 567 R. L. POLK k CO. '8 {» y^ \ :^•^ flB .id ca CO ninckwinlthN — Cont'd. Eastman OF Tamwater Ball Obarles Victoria Oonlan & Cameron " HODGE WM (see adv). . . LedinghamGT McLean John " Powell Wm Robertson John " RobertBon W A " Hamer Herman Whatcom Stadehnau & Utter " Rowland Wm Yelm CO CO OS CO CO « CO CO c« fiO I CO UJ *Black«iiiitths* WnppIieH. GORDON HARDWARE CO (see top lines and front cover) Seattle Boarding; Houses. (See also ^ ndging Houses). Myers Mrs Re oecca . . . Pt Townsend Bartholomew Mrs A Seattle Bishir Mrs Josephine " Finnigan Mrs R A " Foster Miss AM " Kierski Wm " Lutz Mrs Mattie " Ripley J M U S Boarding House " \VeIlman Mrs R " Bannell Eate Taooma Oasebolt H C Leth Mrs Siene " Mann Mrs Belle " Rovegno Domenioo " Shaw H M White Mrs Maria " Mason Mrs G. Victoria Boat Builders. (See also Ship Carpenters and Builders.) Hombeak JO Blakeley Rice Doxter Dewatto Pritohard P J Fir Etheridge Cortland Olympia TalbottHenry Badlong Bros Seattle Clark RS " Onrtiss & Morrison " Harmon & Tharlow . ... " MITCHELL J F " Co {seep 48) Nelson AS " Yarno J T " WHEELER G M (see p 48) Taooma Rice J B Union City Boat Houses. Bauman Peter Seattle ClarkRS WHEELER G M, Near Railroad Wharf (see p 48) Taooma Wheeler & Ferris " * Bouts and titeam ftauncheN. front ...Portland, Or d Dresden S^ETT, (see p Taooma Tering:. ...Portland, Or akers. »ILEB ) Seattle LER ') " ORKS Tacoma ^rs. front ...Portland, Or ^nnd and e. RON e top Seattle Incturers. Portland, Or ■derii. Seattle Portland Taooma Victoria tatlonery. . . LaOonner u Mt Vernon ..Old Taooma Olympia ti . Pt Townaend LER in tbfi First anything that is OVLJk, W. T. HALL & CAVENDER, ADDITION PROPERTY, Conveniently Located. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 668 ne\A CO < . .PuyallHp iHallenbeok J H )aTie8 G & Co Seattle tLowman & Hunford Sta- tionery and Printinjf Oo " Humphrey WH& Co.... 3TANLEY W P, Opera House Blk (see p 41)... " IMORSE R I (see hot /t)ies).Seborae iFannin Wm Steilaocom f Cotter Edward Tacoma iHolgate John " iPendegast John " [VAUGHAN E & CO, 1102 Pacific ave («ee bot- tom lines " [British Columbia Station- ery and Printing Co Victoria HibbenTN&Co Jamieson Robert " WaittMW&Co Slattery Co The Whatcom Hoot and Shoe Iflanfrs. Vincent Benjumiu (see p 101) Olympia Belmont Tanning and Boot and Shoe Co Victoria HeathernWm Smythe Wm Moot and tihoe Upper iflan> ufacturertt. RODGERS HENRY (see p 28) Portland BootH and Shoe**. FITZPATRICK JOHN (see p 161) Hadlook Staude August LaOonner TOKLAS &; KAUFMAN (see p 102) Olympia VINCENT BENJAMIN (see p 101) " Appleton JO Port Townaend FITZPATRICK JOHN (seeplOl) Hernandez J M " ROSTEIN LOUIS {see pl59) Qolay John Payalliip Abernethy Robert Seatt le Jones H& Son Kenney John " LAIR P J & CO MoAndrewB Martin " MoELROY & SMITH (see i)45) Moen Ben Seattle Oi'thAdam " Simon & Smith " Treen, Raymond & Co " Murphy Michael Sehome Dickson Bros Taooma Griffiths James " GROSS BROS. 906 & 908 Pacific av (seep 2) " RUNGE F G, 1316 Pacific av, (see p 45) " Turrell, Eggert&Co Uzatovage & Son " Baker J H Victoria Borde Hippolyte " Erskine A B FuUerton John " Hilbert Richard Irving «fe Co " Mansell Henry MaynardGH " Maynard James " Maynard Richard " Morris Henry " The Ames Holden Co " WoodWF Blomquist H M Whatoom Boot and Slioeii takers. Johnson Swen Edison Helf rich James Mt Vernon V/allis Charles Old Tacoma Brown T L Olympia Connolly Thomas " Miller J D Appleton J C Port Townsend KellyMB Puyallup Olsen Louis " Ditterson Frederick Renton Keown Robert " Berg Kuud Seattle Keane J J , . " Kennett Charles " Finnigan Bernard " Freeman A P " Grossmann John " HagauEP MearsJP MoenBen,.., " Walker Walter " AsmuB Wm Shelton Joyce Patrick Snohomish Patterson Wm " Duen Christ Stauwood Johnson E W Steilacoom AscL Martin Taooma Cone A W Hard wick & Manning " o a Q. H. WOOD, I 122 Paolflo A.ve,, and HARDWAKR. I^AC^URRH' MUPFIilEM Mllili 8IJPPLIR9. ETt\. A'V LOW RUT PKICKM. 1121 R. R. St., TACOMA, W. T. O CD P 09 > w o M a fp B*' 'I il ♦J ca ««5 FRONT MTBKBT, HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOUE8AL!- AND RETAIL. a> u iJ X > u 669 B. L. POLK & OO.'S Boot and Shoemkrs— Cont'd. Nelson N P Solberg Adolf Martin Oharles Tnlalip Hooper D G Victoria Larman James " Stanhope Berte " Stnbbfl Samuel Whatoom Bootblacks. Collins C B Seattle Johnson Peter " LaCost Harry Victoria Oreste Frank " ^Bottleii. Oreen, Flint and Amber. Berry P W Portland *Bo:£es. Folding, Paper, Tin and Wood, Berry F W Portland I'BraBM Flni«ber«. SEATTLE BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY {see p 26) Seattle Bras* Cloods. WRIGHT Z T {see front edge) Portland BreTrers. Neitzel Fred Old Taooma Wood JR Olympia Hosneder Xavier " Eisenbeis Oharies Pt Townsend Heinrich & Co Seattle Romey Ernest " SlorahA Sweeney E F " Sohafer & Howard Steilaooom Fuorst Ignatz Taooma Stegmann Diedrioh " Carter Bros Victoria Loewen & Erb " Beck Jacob Whatcom Brick Mamufbcturers, Starrett G E Pt Townsend Ulyatt & Larkin Puyallup Dibble Caimi Seattle Cook Christian Tacoma Fox Island Brick Mnfg Co " HuntinRton & Litle " N0REU8 J H (see p 30 . . . Brick and Tile Manafkc- tnrerH. Sabm S F Taooma Bridge Bnilders. ALLEN & NELSON, foot Commercial (seeadv) Seattle Kern John and Richard. . . " ""Brokers. GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO, Starr Blk {see top lines) Seattle ""Brokers* Mdse. BERRY F W .Portland Broom nianuflncturers. BAUBLITS H & CO, 738 Railroad {see p 44) Taooma ""Brnslies. Every Description. BorryFW Portland Builders. {See Carpenters, Contractors and Builders.) ■"Bnlldins Papers. Berry F W. Portland ■"Business Collegfes. PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE Portland Butchers. (See Meat Markets.) Butcliers— 'Wholesale. CHAMBERS AH Olympia Borst* Co Seattle Rice & Gardner " Laumeister & Tod Tacoma UHLMAN & SARJENT. Goodaore Lawrence Victoria Van Valkenbargh & Bro. . " Cabinet makers. {See also Furniture.) STERNBERG WM JR {see p 104) Olympia Cboynski Moritz Seattle HOPMAN P(see p36)... LAKE UNION FURNI- TURE MFFG CO («ee top lines) Seattle Distillera and Manufactarera Agent for the North Faoifio . Coast. Makes his pnrchaees from the veir largest Head- qnartera in the east, and does busineos on Extern Prinoiplea. A fair and square deal to ererybody 8uarant«ed. 1000 PACIFIC A V.. TACOKA, W. T. C. LANQERT, MONEY TO LOANr*»»''TKSiI"'''''"'- CLASSIFIED B0SINES8 DIBEOTORY. 570 KOHLFS & 80HODER, 117 Cherry (see w 15) Seattle DONALDSON SVEN, 112 18th (se'-. M 49) Taooma HofifbanWE Biokford Wm Victoria Candy HanufactiirerM. {See also Confectionery.) BARKLEY & THOMP- SON Olympia Merchant B & Go Seattle Ritterhoff Wm Piercy W I' & Co Taooma WalleDstein Louis & Go. . . " BEEGAN F J JR Victoria McHugh Samuel " Canneries. Dean B F (clam) Sequim Tacoma Packing Co. Bay Shore, OT Cannerit* E C3 CD 09 C/> 09 *Coal Oil EngineM. WRIGHT Z T (see front edge) Portland Cofibe and Spice Mnfrs. Esmonin Clemin Seattle Stemler & Earle Viotoria fCollection Agremls. HARRIS W H (see hot lines) Old Taooma KUHN J A (see » 161) . Pt Townsend VanBokkelen J J H Cann T H Seattle CURTIS JESSE (see p 30) AITKEN C H Jr, 1154 Pa- oific ave (see p 31) Tacoma Buell W K Victoria Scott MW Whatcom a» c/> PUGET SOUND HOSPITAL, Tacoma, W. T. Special attention given to all ohronio afBictions, including those Buffering from Morphine, Opium or Chloral Habits. CB MILL and MINING MACHINERY, WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO.. SEATTLE. 573 R. L. POLK ft OO.'S^ I 09 C3 CO CO CB CD 1= M i's a. MS 'I ■ • • « Ho « . Collevea and Mehools. Piiset Sound AcHdemy . . Goupeville j Lynden Normal Sobool Lynden i St Amable's Academy Olympia OLYMPIA COLLEGI- ATE INSTITUTE {see »100) " ACADEMY OF THE HOLY NAMES (see p 18). Seattle Epler Miss Jennie " Qerman School Morris Misa Una '• Tbomdyke Miss Grace (Xinderfjrarten) " University of Washington Territory " ANNIE WRIGHT SEM- INARY cor Tncoma and Division aves («ee » 10). .Tacoma WASHINGTON COL- LEGE (see p 9) " Commliwloa. (See also Chain and Produce.) Griffiths, Bridges & Stet- son Pt Townsend BERRY P W Portland Avery & Darling Seattle Baxter S & Co " Obilberg A & Co " HALEY & WRIGHT (see Mil) M!assigbrod & Toby " Birmingham & Hogne Taooma FerreraD&Co «* HallFD&Co KAMPETER HENRY (see p 44) " Latham R& Co " SesrerFred " Tacoma Trading Co " Anderson Bros Victoria Carr Richard " Clearihne J & A *' Cowan, Shaw & Co " Crawford James " Devlin J O " EngelhardtJ " Ferguson Adolphus " Gntman A; Frank " Hall,Goepel& Co " Pearson TB& Co " Tilton Howard " Ward Robert 4 Co Welch, Rithet & Co *CommlMiloners or Oeedi*. Cann T H - Seattle '''Coufbi^tloneni* Hoxes* BERRY F W Portland, Or ConreetioBery. {See also Candy Mfra; also Cigars ttnd Tobacco.) Martin Charles LaConner Bloomfleld Wm Old Tacoma Franklin George " Sullins L W Port Townsend Barkley & Thompson Olympia SMITH AH (sec i) 107)... Ferry L P Seattle Guthrie CH PiperAW Jordan Mrs L Snohomish Lawrenoe Annie " LilleyHA Redgrave & Ella " Rogers C W " Tippins W J Cotter Edward Taooma Pendleton D W Storaasli Bros " Bauman Frederick Victoria BEEGAN F J Jb (see adv) " Bowser Frank " I'Contractoni' Supplies. Roofing and Building Paper. BERRY F W Portiand, Or Contractortt. (See also Carpenters^ Contractors and Builders.) Grainger Charles Olympia, W T DEVOE E W ........ Pt Townsend MoCabe James " Starrett E W PINE E W (S'ee « 185) . . .Pnyallup ALLEN & NELSON, Rail- road and Bridge (see adv). .Seattle BOGARDUS & SON {See M 34) " OROKEMF(Seep 33).. Bobbins & Son " White J 8 Snohomish Ball HO Tacoma Bennett Nelson " Budlong John, 956 Pacific ave " Casebolt, Tomliuso-. & Co " Hyde Harvey (brick) " Johnson F J " Loughton C E " Morrill WH OwenHS COLUNS _& PP_WELL,( niArr' firiiatconi, REAL ESTATE DEALERli, W. T, ' s ucauiipiivn ui ., ( Whatcom County. Buy A«rc Tract* n«ar Mrattle of ESHELMAN. UFWELLYN &. CO., Brokers, Po»t Buihlitig, Seattle, Wrmli. ( t ortunM made by buyinft auoh traeU 1 DPBr rapidly growing oificts as Miniie- J iipoliH. 8t. Paul, Omaha, Denver, etc. ( Ho will purchasea near Seattle prove. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 574 Contractom — Oont'd. Powell G W Taooma YOUNG W B (seep 34).. Coopem. (lrectory Publlvhers. POLK R L & 00 Portland. Or Williams RT Victoria *Uoor« and liVIndo-w Saiih. MORSE R I {see hot lines). .Sehome "■DraashtMiiien. Treadway A J Olympia ANDERSON OP Seattle Draying; and Tran«fbrrln||:. (See also Expressmen : also Transfer Companies.) DREWRY & CO (see « 108). Olympia Holbert A V Port Townsend 8EAVEY WM (see p 183) " Adams St. Lake *' Oalligan R H Seattle ConoverWHO Deniker George " HunterJW McFadden & Calligan . i . . " Schuster & Co Steves Bros " Hedriok J D Taooma Croft Mm Victoria Gowdy Thomas " WresMmakei'iit. [See also MUlinera.) Ghilberg Miss Mary LaOonner Littlefleld Mrs Frank . . .Mt Vernon Bentley Mrs Roe Old Taooma Barber Mrt Ida Olympia LIBBY MRS E (See p 108) Olmstend Husette " Anderson Lena Park Ohilds Mrs Clara Pt Towusend Fordham Goorgie " MiacbMrsMA " 8L LLINS MRi^ L W . . . Bet iher Alma Seattle ClovMisiEB '• ConudMrsBS " DeGi af Mm Anuie " Hard)ut,'MiB8G G " Madd^kaMrsHC " Mills Int L H Moores Mrs EC " Peisor Mto Eliza " ProsberSH " Roberts Ida " Steinwig E J N " Stevens •!fc Heith " Stone Mra Annie & Co. . . " Terrell Mrs E A Bliss Mrs M A Taooma Butler Mrs Mattio " Butler MrsPM " Christie Mrs Adell " D'Aroy Clara Dellinbaagh Jessie " Gilleland Miss Elizabeth . . " Qilleland Miss E J Hunt Mrs N J " Johnson Mrs Emma ' MoNealMrsME " Parker Mrs A " Parks Mrs Bertha E " Spangle Mrs HR Trainer Mrs '* Anderson HO Victoria DaveyGL LePrince V A " '■■llruKgrl'tB* Snndrlet*. BERRY F W Portland, Or nm^qilmtMm Leach J A Conpeville Race Paget " Joergensen Sopbus LaOouner Moutbome Dr H P l^It Vemou Ver coe James "' BONNE Y & KAHLEB . Old Taooma Lillis H M & Co MoKenny II Olympia Mann C B Marr Robert " Hill N D & Sons Pt Townsend Minkler J D R. I. MORSE, School SMUplies & btationory, s.w wb.u._. w.T. Ammunition & Fishing Tackle. mp 'ntpis HALL & CAVENDER, "^'S^MS^.*"" 'J rrj^co3>£,jk.. "w. T. CLA88IFIED BUHINEH8 DIRECTOllY. 576 Barnes A Oo Seattle 01ark«» A Davidson " Clerious & Korn " Huabrouok & Terry " Kello»rf. O A Co KellyMA LaDgJMAOo " Seattle Pharmacy " Stewart A B Arntson A Sehome Wilbnr Ijot Bnohomisb i?ANNIN WM Steilaooom BONNEY & KAHLER {fee 8ide lines and p3) Taooma Duenkel Wm " French FD & Co St John Walter " StewartAB&Bro Ci) pbeliDE Victoria Jfi lison Wm jr " Lungley & Co " MooreACo " MoriBon Qeor/e " Shotbolt Thomf:« DONOVAN CH/i^RLES . What com ■>ry <>o«m1m. (See also Qenernl Stores.) GASTON M O («eep.Sd;,Coupeville Goldsmith Joseph LaCona»-r MARTIN B L (see p 85} . . Bettman Louis Olympia Cheim Joseph " Harris Isaao " Rosenthal Gustave " TOKLAS A KAUFMAN («eepl02) " Qersou Max Port Townsend Peyser Morris " ROSTEIN LOUIS (see p 159) Farqnharaen A S Payallup GibbsWO Stewart J PASon " BoydWPA Co Abraras, Brown A Co Seattle Latonr A Co " SnieWaACo Toklas A Singerman " Llewellyn Mrs E T Sehome MarmoQt Mrs MB " Otten JACo Snohomish GROSS BROS (see p 2). . . .Taooma Hoheiisohild Henry " Kaufman A Berliner " Isaacs Samuel A Bro " THOMAS H D A li E (see back cover) " Blumauer Joseph Tenino Vv'arreu R W " Brown A White Victoria Caton J AT A Co Craft Wm GrayABACo Hutohe8e- BERRY F W Portland, Or GTT TTTi^/^TX A«ent for Newron Wawon and IVor- M lA/ I Jl J JJ weslan Plow Co. Wenvral AKrioul- TACOMA, W. T. o 2P O 3 o o l>yeing: tinil Cleaning. BrnnP T Seattle 'XKiiSiiies, all Kinds. VRIGHT Z T {see front edge) Portland, Or Engravers. Philipps W H Victoria Waixon and IVor- eCD a I— I en W 1-3 !d o c4 •-3 td •-3 o > tr* *n o i-i 52! 1^ bd > 1-3 U m I I ill Implemr 11»« Paciflv .%.ve., and 11»1 K. It. Ht. 42 m Seattle Hardware Co.j'^lfs- [SUPPLIES ««5 Front m., Seattle. ( MILLMttN'B ) ■■■■■w in 5 577 R. L. POLK A CO.'S H4 CO 03 OS C3 03 ^& .as eg U X < >■ 111 o Kxpress Comj^tanleii. N WExpOo Seattle Dominion Exp Co Victoria Hall, GoepelA Co ""Expressmeii. (See also Drayaqe and Transfer- ing, also Transfer Companies.) Campbell Jan^es Seattle Craig GW " Green W L Lindaley Wm L " Schuster & Co " Fancy Ooods. {See also Notions.) Bloomfield Wm Old Tacoma ROSTEIN LOUIS {Seep 159) Pt Towneend Latour & Co Seattle Treat DW " BROOKS & BLEWETT (we front cover and opp p 398) Tacoma Cotter Edward " GROSS BROS (see p 2).. ' Bickford Mrs Wm Victoria Gribble Henry " MillerKC Shakespeare Mrs N " Farm Machinery. {See Agricultural Implements.) (Sei Foed. Flour and Feed. Feed 8tal>leii. (iSee Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.) Fish, Oystei*s and Oaine. {See also Oysters.) Humer D H Artondale Gig Harbor Fishing Co . Gig Harbor Levy H E Mukilteo Tibbals H L jr Pt Townsend Brown Nicholas Seattle George Nicholas " James GR '* MASCULIN CHARLES («eep48) " Williams George " Lepomardi P & Co Taooma Ulsh J A & Co Beanohamp Richard Victoria TollighJohn Vaio & Brooks " Vienna George " FtorlMts. Mann Mrs Bradiab Old Tacoma WALLACE W G (see front and back cover) Portland Or Lawton W Seattle McCoy Mrs L W Tacoma SMALLBONE C R (.see adv) Victoria Flour IMIIliy. Argyle Milling Co . . . Friday Harbor Roach J M Lyman Kale, Stearns & Merriam . Nooksaobk Seattle Flour Mills and El- evator Co Seattle Watson, Olds & Co Tacoma Gelback George Turn water Flour and Feed. GASTON M G {see />83i.Coupeville HALEY & WRIGHT {see pll) Seattle Jones & Hubbell Reinig L " Birmingham & Hogae Tacoma Latham R & Co " Rigney John •' Baker R & Son Victoria Devlin J A " Wilson John " *Flour Testers. BERRY F W Portland *Fori;rardin{jr and Commis- sion. PARKER J G («ee p 104). .Olympia Founders and machinists. (See also Iron Works.) Loftus F P & Co . . . . Port Townsend WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO {see top lines and p 24) Seattle STANDARD IRON WORKS Tacoma Taor :„» Iron Works " Vanoouver Iron Works Victoria The Albion Iron Works. . . " ^Foundry Castingrs. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO (see top lines and p 24) Seattle Fruit Gro'tvers. ROSS C H {see p 186) Payallup Pratt PR Seattle CT A'M"fn?T)T' Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines, Litiuors • iJ.a.1^ \JJilXl» X , sntlClicarH. Bole Agent for the JKorext King and the Taylor Kentnrky Bourbon and Rye IVhlskles. Depot fur the Piper Hledseck Champasue. lOOO PACIFIC! A\., TAVOMA. W. T. IVhatcom Co.. Island Co., ( GuamntAA Lnnn £ Triief On ] Seattle. Hkastt Co KInc Co., BOUGHT. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 578 Fruit Dealers. Bohle Henry Seattle Finnisran James " NWFruitCo " Helden W P Rhodes J K BEEGAN F J Jriaee adv) . . Victoria *FrultM and Veg^etables. HALEY & WRIGHT (see p 11) Seattle *Funeml Directors. (See also Undertakers.) Rabbeson & Harned Olympia Hoska C L Tacoma Furnished Rooms. (See also Lodging Houses,) Bader Augast . . Seattle McCoy Mrs A.Dnie .... " RichardH Mrs Annie " Ripley J M " StevesMrsJL " Boatman Mrs L R Taooma BriggsMrsOT Dexter Mrs SS " Fiaiiokl-irsBT Garrett Mrn Emily " Jones S M Lewis Mrs KM •' FmrnlMlilns CJoods. Goodman Emanuel Seattle TF0MASH.D&ME(8ee back cover) Taooma Furniture and Manufacturers Dealers. {See aha Cabinet Makers.) Blaine I^umber unci Furni- ture Co Blaine Bakeman C H Snohomish Morgan Bros & Co " Ellis Arthur OJympia Meaohnm J & Co " STERNBERG WM JR(«ee p 104) " Becker Charles Port TowDHend Berry F W Portland GARTER AL Ci«e«p 35 ... Seattle HbU & Paulson Furniture Co " HOFMANN P(seepa'5). LAKE UNION FURNI- TURE MNFG CO (see top lines) " PICTURrAND Wow MOULDINGS Manning & Mitchell " Johnson CD (0 CIVIL ENGmEEKS, GAEDNER &. HOaa, city Purveyor's Office. 6«9 Front t*tre«*t, MBATTLK. W. T. i: Eh < c/1 E-i I— I o I-:] » c/i I'* o 5 < Q. Z III X o 579 K. L. POLK & CO. 8 €]as nnd (j^tenm Fitters. (See Plumbers.) *Gcnflral Ag'eneles. Pieroy W F & Co Taooma 4iieneral Mtores. Aunis O M Aldjrton BowmaD Anna C Annoortes McDonald Marsfarei*^^ Aroarlia Coltenbaugh Martin Bay View McLaughlin, Brooks & Co Bl:ick Diamond Bartrand JO Blaine PORT BLAKELY MILI- CO (see » 79) Blakeley Bianohard & Son Bl.inobard Blowers & Kineth Coiipeville GASTON M G(seep 83). Custer AW Custer Hatch & Mitchell East Fernd«le Shattuck O W East Souud Doser & Churchill Edisov Gilmore Wm " Bracket George Edmonds Boeder V A Ferndale Sisson , . . . " Munks Wm Fidalgo Mann CH Fir Norton F E Florence Argyle Milling Co.. . Friday Harbor Sau Juan Mfg Co Sweeney Joseph " Waterman & K.atz " Brand Wm Eamilohe Taylor S K Gaches J&G LaConner Graham & Naher " MARTIN B L (see 1)85). Vif.ell & Poison " Smitu W H Lake View PuUen Martin Lapusb Smith ED Lowell McDonoush B N Lummi Minkler B D Lyman Baker W I Lynden Hawley MO •' Judson HA " Myers H B Marysville Swinnerton Mark " Bissor F Melrose CLOTHIER & ENGLISH Mt Vernon Cook Mrs S N Clapp OF New Dungeness MoAlmond E H '' ATKINSON J M E AGT . Newcastle OIOo Harkness Annetta Nooksachk Osterman & Harkness " Welch Calvin Oak Harbor Friedman Adulph Old Taooma WolflF Louis " Zelinsky Amiel " Farquhar Alexander Olympia Sutherland WE Orcas, Id Jones D P Osceola Jones H " Jones J P " Stabritz John Park Hinman E Pbinney Morse D W Port Angeles Puget Sound Co-Operative Colony " PUGET MILL 00 (see p im Port Gamble PUGET MILL CO (see p 143) Port Ludlow DeSbaw Wm Port Madison Then son E M (Pt Agate) Port Madison P O Bartlett C C & Co. . .Port Townsend Waterman & Katz " MEYER E & CO Portland. Or Owen WE Purdy FKrquharson A 8 Puyallup Gibbs W C Stewart J P&Son.. " Toklas & Kaufman " Hhmilton M F Qniloene Hayes Sarah JJenton Tonkin James " Wood Robert " Barneii B Samish Sherman CT Seatoo Harrington & Smith Seattle Jones J W&Co " Quong Chong & Co " Schwabacher Bros & Co . . " Seattle Co-operative Soci- ety Wa Chong & Co CARTER W Sehome LLEWELLYN MRS E T " Strand H B " EUwood John Semiahmoo Martin J A , Freeburger G W Sholton Sat8m cu CO m PS OS CD FD&ET SOUND HOSPITAL TACOaiA, W. T. E. M. Brown. M. D., and F. C. Miller. M. D. Attending Physioians and Surgeons. Special Attention given to the cure of the Opium, Morphine and Chloral Habit. STEAMBOAT ENGINES, j WasMDltBB IrOB Worls Co. CondenMlnc or Aloa>CondenBlnar. MKATTIiK. I 581 C9 CO CO ev9 oa ca ii el ^& iS «« 5S 29 Sil I? R. L. POLK A CO.'S O roeeru— Cont'd. Symonds W Seattle Thygsen J P » Tong Lee Chung " Wright TO " Carter W Sehome Llewellyn Mre E T " CroBsman O E Snohomish Eisenbeia F G Steilaooo m Light E A " Nesen John " Blaokwell, Latham & Co . . . Taooma Diffy & Reibsam FoiohatJB " Georgeault Peter " Hayden & Loster " Lotz I H & Co " McKONE & CO (see p 43) MeathRG Mergester & Fisher •' Niehaua B C " Nolan SM N W Mfg and Trading Co Peterson K M " Bovegno Dominiou " Storaasli M G " Thompson J B & Co " Turner & Co ViantJW Waters Lawrence " Wheelor Wells " Wollf Samel Blumauer Joseph Tenino Warren KW Burntrager G H Tumwater Bossi Uiaoomo Victoria BoBsi & Giesselmann " Brown Bros " Came & Munsie " Clay Samuel " DeCandiaME " Drant John " Eokert Wm Fell & Co Finlayaon John " GoBuell Joseph " Hawkins John " Luker W G Mann George " Neiif elder & KoBS " Ofner Albert Portman Nicholas " Rowbotham&Co SanuderH Henry " Schoen Sigmund " WigbtmanCE " Corwin H B Whatcom MaroyLW&Co fill COLLINS & FOWELLJ WHATCOM, W. T. ( Martin Lloyd Whatcom "^Onnpo^vder. GORDON HARDWARE CO (see top lines and front cover) '. Seattle OnnH tin«I Ammnmltlon. SABIN HENRY Olympia Argens Henry Seattle GORDON HARDWARE CO (see top lines and front cover) " Hardy & Hall » Neuman Louis " West James " Butler A G Taooma Chilberg & Maoready " Dodge WR& Co " Johnson F E " Powell DA " Wills J T BARNSLEY JOHN Victoria Gordon Wm " Pardoe Charles " Short Henry " Thompson Thomas *• *Halr Ooodn. Mead Mrs L M Port Town send '"Hancock InHptrntorM. WRIGHT Z T (see front edge) Portland, Or llnrdiimre. {See al«o Stoves and Tinware.) GASTON M G (see p 83).Coupeville Polflon Perry , LaConner TurnerGH Front Robert Olympia Hoffman Stove and Hard- ware Co " VnnEppsTC " Williams Samuel '* Norris J T Port Townsend Sheehnn J F BERRY F W Portland, Or Freed W S Puyallup Campbell JaraeH Seattle GORDON HARDWARE CO (sec front cover) " Schram John " SEATLLE HARDWARE CO (see to]> lines) ** Morse R I Sf^bomo Allen Bros Snohc^misb Bought, Sold and Rented. OORRE8PONOENOE 80LI0ITE0. $55 THE CHEAPEST LOTS EVER OKKERED. Alxiut mtuiles from PoHtOihco, within Ti blocks of Hradod Hi roots with j^^m m oidpwalko. i'rlct". WSS. TorniH. $2(1 ca«li ; $15 one mo_. ; $20 two moB. ; ^ R ^S No interest. B ize, 25xiii() ft. F dhelman, Llewellyn &, C o. Sea ttle. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 582 Ghilberpr (kMaoready Tacoma HUNT & MOTTET (see p 27) MoCovMatt FOWELL D A (see p 28) WOOD G H («ee p 28 and top lines) " Mai-vin & Tilton Victoria Norris W G " Prior E G & Oo Smith T J Whatcom Meeker E M & M J . . . . White River Hnrdwood I^nmber. {See Lumber.) lff»mei 46) . . . Seattle C9 Lammond W D Tacoma 5 Bryant W C Victoria s- Colwell Hugh " S. HODGE WM (see adv) . . „ » Hot Air .Vuruaces. o* Asbestos Linings. Berry FW Portland, Or S» Hotols. Wilson Eliza Arcadia Bartlett Phillip Bay View McKenna W J " Stender C H Blaine BAINBRIDGE HOTEL (see p 73) Blakeley Alexander A L Coupeville Howard D K Clittou Campbell Hotel Coupeville Central Hotel " Ebey J E (Ebey's Landmg) " Cain Thomas Edison Gilkey & McCoy ** Kelly Mrs O C Ferndale St Charles " = Anderson J F Fir CTO CD ea sa an CO •-♦ CO Hanson 8 P " Hanson & Co " Nichols M W Friday Harbor HADLOCK HOUSE (see adv) Hadlock Hamilton Wm Hamilton Dyer J B Irondale McGLINN HOUSE (seep 87) LaConner Planter's Hotel Quinn Henry Lyman Browning & Quinn '" Comeford J P Marysville RUBY HOUSE (see n 89)Mt Vernon WASHINGTON HOTEL (.see H 89) BAY VIEW HOUSE (see p ,')45) Mukilteo FowhrJD Gravelle Peter " Eureka Hotel New Dungeness Dnngeaess Hotel " c/> 3 as 1 ft** • © if 'Trrp'I.S.tr.'"'' CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY Ofllc«!i at Wiilard'i), Paclfir Ave. 2d Door North of Opera Houae. Enlargements Made] M9^MU rr y VKON ANY IVEMATIVR. S o (if) o Q. 583 R. L. POLK A CO.'S 111 z Hotels— Cont'd. Ounraopolitan Hotel . . . Old Taooma FULLER'S HOTEL Paoifio Hotel " OARLETON (seep 101). ..Olympia Olympio Hotel Paoifio House '• YOUNG'S HOTEL {see opp p 134) " Port Angeles Hotel Port Angeles Port Discovery Hotel. ,,Pt Discovery TEEKALET HOTEL (see p 145) Port Gamble PHCENIX HOUSE (see p 161) Port Ludlow PORT MADISON HO- TEL (seep 155) .... Port Madison California House Port Townsend Central Hotel CHARLES HOTEL see (p 159). Cosmopolitan Hotel " FRANKLIN HOUSE («cc pl63) Occidental Hotel " WINDSOR HOUSE (seep 159). MERCHANT see p 65).... Portland Central Hotel Puyallup PACIFIC EXCHANGE. . American Hotel Renton Rent"n Hotel " Eraser Bros Senbeok HowardDK " Arlinnrton Hotel Seattle BellHotel Brunswick Hotel " Columbia House " Commercial Hotel " Esmond Hotel " Everett House " Gold Bar Hotel " Mill Street House " New England Hotel " Oajc House " Odci^ntal Hotel Ocean House " Our House " St Charles Hotel San Francisco Hotel. " SchnyderLV :. " Tremont House " Villard House " Western House " Windsor House " Wisconsin House " Atlanta House (Samish P O) . Atlacta Semiahmoo Semiabmoo El«on M V Shelton Kelty Daniel KNEELAND HOUSE(«ee p361) " Morrow SN " Willson Eliza '* City Snohomish Snohomish Exchange " Harvey Peter Stanwood McLauKhlin Rose '* PEOPLE'S Steilacoom Steilacoom " Lorenz Blanche , . . Sterling LinstedtA H " Casino Taooma Central Chicago House " EXCHANGE HOTEL (see p38) " HALSTEAD HOUSE, 707 and 709 Paoifio ave (see p 13) St Charles Hotel St Nicholas " 8 VE A HOTEL (see p37). TheTacoma " Washington House " Union House . " Villard House. " Western •' Huston House Tenino Camby House Tumwater MoReavy & Latham .... Union City D' Jorup Nieh Utsalady D'Jorup Peter " Robbins Henry *' American Victoria Angel " Brunswick " Clarence " Colonial " Commercial " Cosmopolitan " Driard Gordon i " Grand Pacific " Ideal House " London " Oriental Pacific Telegraph Poodle Dog " Pritohard House '' Railroad " Royal St Nicholas " Vancouver House '* Western Windsor " LEADING REAL ESTATE DEALbK in the First Ward. He can Bellyoa at b«d rook anything that i* for sale within the Hub of the city. OVPICB. OTKR OLD TACOMA POi«T OfFlCR, TAGOMA. W. T. WM. H. HARRIS, HALL & CAVENDERi conveniently Located. ' CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 584 Bosers A D West Ferndale Obioago Whatoom TERMINUS («eep 491)... Whatoom Houwe Flnlshims:*. HOUaHTON & JOHN- SON {see p 38) Seattle *lloiue FurmlsbliiK doods. Ootter Edward Tacoma BROOKS & BLEWETT. GROSS BROS House Movent. Benjamiu A O Seattle MoLaohlaD Wm " YOUNG W B Taooma ^Houses to Rent. OURTIS JESSE Seattle Peaso Hiram H WebbThomas " i^HoaaelBold Goods. Van Epps TO Olympia Ice. LAKE UNION ICE CO (aeej) 44) Seattle PUGET SOUND ICE CO (see p 12) Insurance Affents. Cleaves P D La Conner HARRIS W H {see bottom lines) Old Tacoma BROWN A B (see p 104). .Olympia Chilberg Josepn '• Munaon J H Meeker J V Puyallup Carey James A & Co Seattle OhilberffA&Co PUMPHREY&LOWMAN " Taylor & Bums " Turner & Lewis " AITKEN H Jr Taooma Danforth C H Daniels WP " Delprat & Ball Praser Wm " Hamilton W J " Judson £ Kandle OUIMETTEEN SoharffAE Winslow John W " Ballentyne CO Victoria Bums James *' Crane J E Victoria Hall & Goepel Hart & Imrie " MonteithWm " NuttallTC Band Bros '* Shakespeare Noah " Phelps L Q & Co Whatoom Scott MW "■Insurance Compaulei*. American Surety Co, N Y. John Baker agt Beattla LION, OP LONDON, W H Harris agt Old Taooma NEW ZEALAND. W H Harris agt " ORIENT OP HART- FORD, W H Harris agt . WASHINGTON OP BOS- TON, W H Harris agt. . Commercial Ins Co of Cal- ifomia,Rowland & Hotoh- kiss Tacoma Intelllg^ence Offices. (See Employment Agents.) Investment Securities. GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST 00 (See top lines.) Seattle Iron fVorlcs. (See also Founders and Machinists,) TACOMA IRON WORKS (see p 23) Tacoma WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO (see top lines and p 24) Seattle ■"Iron and Brass 1¥ori£s. TACOMA UNION IRON AND BRASS WORKS (see p23) Taooma "■Iron and Kteel. Matthews, Richards &Tye. .Victoria Japanese Ooods. Ah Jip Seattle Gabriel, Charles & Co Victoria "'JTewelers. (See also Watches, Clocks and Jew- elry.) HEUSCHOBER E A.Pt Townseud STARES W J (see a 50). . . .Seattle BEMIS G F (see p 491). . . Whatcom H X m XI > o o 9 CO cO K-l o U 1-3 § •-i ►a o G. H. WOOD, "-"! HAROWAKB. liOOURRS' MVPPIilEli Tlili SkUPPIilRM. BT(\. AT I^OWKliT PRICKH. I 192 Paoiflo Ave. and 112 1 R, R. St., TACOMA, W. T. '48 SEAHLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Seattle AsentB fttr Bain Wasona, Howa ttealea, Atkiaa' MIlYer Wtael Mawa CO 685 B. L. POLK & OO.'B I s CO 4 Job Primtera. (See Pnntera— Job.) Jnnk. Qarflnkle Beojamiu Seattle Saerl Michael " Andrean W Victoria * Jnatlcea of tlte Pe8.ce. Dwelley J F La Oonoer Hale HO Port Madiaon Trimble DP PortTownsend Whittlesey W H " HillQA Seattle JoneeHF " Soderberg Nils " Lawrence ▲ £ Tacoma SenterON ■^iJabela. Stickers and Tags. Berry P W Portland, Or I.adiea* FurnlalalMS Qooda. (£fee Dry Qoods, alao Fancy Ooodt and Notions.) ♦JLampa and CImMdeliera. BOSTEIN LOUIS (see p 159) Port Townsend BROOKS &BLEWETT, 924 Paoiilo ave (see front cover and oj^ p 8W) Taooma Ew.^, ■a«^»'» jfr S* 1102 Paoifio Ave., oor. 11th, Taooma,kW. T HILL, OSBORNE & C0.Ab8tract87f*Tme8"'K7ng"county •«« Kront Htreet. ISBATTI ca cu ca cts CD C3 09 cn V O) B CO CO B flO CO ctf UJ ■JTery f4table»~ Oont'd. Swan G G Olympia Boase & Fix Port Townsend SEAVEY W 8 (see p 168) DagRett Hiram Puyallup Manifold George Benton Oity Livery Stables , Seattle Langston John " SearsHA " Elson Randolph Sbelton Deering Isaac Snohomish HARMON HILL Steilaoocm VanghanWD Freeman & Young Taooma GUINN & MILLER (seep 26) " ImbrieWC Lester AC " SHANNON & AUSTIN, 101 to 107 8th. («ee p 26) Bowman W G Victoria Monltry W R & Oo Whatcom lioan Agrenta. {See also Real Estate.) Power James La Conner BROWN A B (see p 104) . ...Olympia CHAPIN HERMAJJ {seep 291) ....Seattle Dearborn H H & Co " GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO (see top lines) " Turner & Lewis " AITKEN C H JR («ee p. 81) Taooma HALL & CAVENDER, 115 10th (see top lines). . " Mason AC . " OUIMETTE EN, "iSli Pal oiflo ave, (seep 30.) '* Van Bnren & McGregor. " Ijodging: Honses. (See also Furnished Rooms, also Hotels.) Mt Vernon House Mt Vernon Mrs T Cook Newcastle DOLAN PATBICK (see p 106) Olympia Prescott Henry * •' Stampfler Jacob " Bay View Lodging House. . .Seattle Buoklund Charles " Busha Sarah " California House " Central House " Columbia House Seattle CreswellOA " Eureka Lodging House. . . " Plynn Patrick '• Huse Mrs Augusta " Kehoe Samuel " Kellogg Mr-ME MoKinney Mrs D J " S^atMe Lodging House. . . " Suotiomish Lodging House " Tremont House " Ewell LA Tacoma Evans SD " Holland Alice.. KleinsmithWF •* Smith Mrs LB Lotzen TH " Turner Mary " *Wjosiger*m Supplies* GORDON HARDWARE CO Seattle Hunt&Mottet " En- "■IjOilfgriBS and Road WRIGHT ZT (see front edge) Portland, Or lli,^ JaprenA i«i nalmprerid r«nu,_ Bniiuii ud liildnoo Ptnirt; City M* InbttrtM Lot i ul Aot« Tmrtt OLABSIFIED Mu.n lolpal and O o untif8teurll l*$ Biiiiih' BU8INE8B DIRECTORY. 590 Pjeroy W F 4 Co Taooma VAUOHAN E A 00 (««« bottom linea) " Weiabaob Robert Lombard OAftOo Victoria IVlmst« Teacher*. Wolff Miss Anuie Old Taooma Miller Miss L O Ft Townsend MoPbersoo Misa li B Heattle Levialey WL Ott George Rose Miss Lena " Steinle Emil Thomdyke Miss MO " Vaagban Mrs Margaret. . . " Foster Miss A B Taooma Kent Miss Maud " Linden Wm •' IVewB Oealera Jones James, head Union Wharf PtTownsend Lowman A Hanford Sta- tionery and Printing Oo ..Seattle Btratman John " Holgate John Taooma VAUOHAN E & Oo Taooma *rVe'«r«paper Wrappers. Ber.-y F W Portland, Or IVeTirapapera. Daily. PUOET SOUND ARGUS Port Townsend Daily Record Seattle POST INTELIJGENOER (see p 20) " SEATTLE DAILY PRESS —Evening (see p 22) " SEATTLE DAILY TIMES— Evening (ace p 21) ,..,: " TAOOMA LEDGER {see fl9) Tacoma OOMA NEWS-Even- ing(««ep21) " Evening Post Victoria Standard The Tunes VIOTOBIA COLONIST. Weekly. PUGET SOUND MAIL. LaOonner SKAGIT NEWS {$ee p 91) Mt Vernon Partisan.-. Olympia Tho New TrauBoript Olympia Washington standard " Model Oommon wealth The Port Angeles Port Townseud Call Port Townsend PUQiT.T SOUND ARGUS Puyallup Oommeroe Puyallup Oommeroial Gazetto and Pnget Sound Maritime Reporter Seattle POST INTELLIGE )JOER {«ee» 20) " SEATTLE PRESS (.Me p 22) SEATTLE TIMES (.»ee p 21) SEATTLE TRIBUENE— (German •* SUNDAY STAR {see p \9) " Mason Ooonty Journal Sheltou Kitsap Gounty Pioneei- Sidnev Snohomish Eye Snohomish TAOOMA LEDGER {tee p 19) Tacoma TAOOMA NEWS (Woek- ly), («ee p. 21) Taooma WAOHT AM SUNDE (see p. 22) Standarvl Victoria THE TIMES VIOTORK COLONIST. Victoria Star (Sunday).... " WHATCOM KEVEILLE Whatcom Mnnthly. Northwest Teacher Olympia *I«otarlea Pulvlic. Libbey J B Ooupeville Garfield WO New Dungeness Bowman AC Seattle OannTH Oilman LC HanfordAE MorphyMJ SmithEben " Wood W D Davie Theodore Victoria Drake, Jackson k Helmo- ken HEISTERMAN H P [we adv.) RandOharlesD Sargison G A " cp If Bl 9 k h t I*" IVotlona. *^ (Sef. alto Fancy Goods, also Oen- .*^ eral Stores.) ROSTEIN LOUIS.. Port Townsend I RtTRttT. iohn A. Paddock, D.D.. Pre*. rSV. J. A. Niobolfpn.^Snpt 8 n % i. V. B«ardal«y, Pbrrioian, TAOOMA, W. T. 11 s Those who b«h»Te in "Horae Industry" should patronize MatlMfactlon Guaranteed Late Uflion Furniture M'fi Co. Besides yoa will savt money thereby. L.AKQEST HTOCK. Mill Mt^ opp. Occidental Hotel. Meatde. m l-H o o M C3 B o al M o < Q. Ill 591 R. L. POLK A 00. 8 IVotloBM — Gont'd. BEZEMER K Pnyallap MilJAr Christian Seattle Bigrney Miss L K Steilaooom Ootter Edward Taooma Diokson Bros " IVuraerymen. Graham Bros Auacortes PUYALLUP NUKSERY, J M Ogle propr {see p 189) Puyallup Davis Wm H Seattle Lawton Charles W Newton Nathan " Orr N H Steilaooom Jay & Co Victoria Keesling C F Whatcom '"OccnllatM and Aurlstn. Reich George Seattle "■Offlce Counter* and F3ir> niture. OROKE MF,215M;^in(see jj38) Seattle Oil IHInfVs. San Juan Mnfg Co. .Friday Harbor Oils. {See also Paints, Oils, Etc.) Poison Perry (InbrioatiDg)LaConuer GORDON HARDWARE CO Seattle Rowland & Hotohkiss Taooma Holmes Sc Taylor Victoria Oils—All Dencriptionw. WRIGHT Z T iaee front edge) Portland ^Optlciani*. Hyams 8 8 Victoria Oysters. {See also Fish, Oysters and Oatne.) Gale Joseph Kamilohie SmithAJ Bettman Sigmond Olympia Doaue W J Hawthorne J W PETERSON L P {see p 43) Seattle SmaU & Drtiitt " ^Oyster Oovea and Pails. Berry F W Portland, Or ^Painters* Rrnshes. Berry F W Portland. Or Painters. Carriage. Chestnut L E & Co Seattle MARCO FRED {see p 46) . GRATTON LOUIS {seep 36) Taooma Beek J F, Victoria House and Sign. Barrington Juaeph Mt Veruou Barry James Old Taooma Carr Howard " Crins J P Olympia Elmore Charles " Stewart Charles " WESTERMAN H D {see p 105) White & Work Fordham James Port Towusend Matthew A " Tilman Henry " Anderson Emil Seattle Boardman G W Brooks August " Chestnut L E & Co " Cochran JF FrancisPJ " Harris WH Layoook John H " McGough & MoTavish .... " Shawl Aaron " VanTyneMC " Bradshaw & Baokman Taooma BraokettCT CloughNH HasbrouckCA Kong8baohNO& Co » Milne & Parks " Rees Isaac " Rendell H B Victoria Sears Joseph " Pair is. Oils and Olass. MARTIH B L {see p 85). .LaConner Hill N D & Sons .... Port Townsend BEAOH P E & 00 {see back bone^ Portland Or Behrendt Riohard Puyallup GORDON HARDWARE CO.Seattle HUNTER SAMUEL {see pil) KeatingMM&Oo SEATTLE HARDWARE CO MORSE R I Sehoma R. I. MORSE, Maw Whatoom, W. T. Window Shades, Building Paper, Varnishds. LIME, PLASTER AND HAIR. PAINT COIiOKH. COAL OIL, Business, Residence HALL & CAYENDERi A"" Suburban Property. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 592 Rhoades 4; Sodb Tacoma Bimpkins Charles & Co. . . '' Harrison Eli Victoria Lettioe Robert " fPaper Siovew. Berry F W Portland, Or *Papei* Hamster. WESTERMAN HENRY D {se'p 105) Olympia *Paper HanKinc*. Keating M M & Co Seattle ■•■Parcels Delivery. Seattle Delivery Co Seattle ''Patent Steam Feeda for ■number Millit. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS 00 (see top lines and p 24) Seattle P»k,-vrnbrokers. Aaronson A Victoria Aaronson Barnett " KirBohberg & Landsberg. . " ^Photoffraph Boxes and En- velopes. Berry P W . . . . ^^^ . . . Portland, Or Robertson W F Mt Vernon Clark L W , , .Olympia MoMURRY J M (see top lines) Port Townsend Judkins D R Seattle McOlaire MS « MOORE G N (.see p 36). . . PEISElt T E (see opp p " 314) " Davidson I G Tacoma Jackson W P '• Kins & Wagness " Adams E W Whatcom Hall £. T^oTe .Victoria Hastings O C " Maynard Richa rd " Physicians. Starkwathor S D. . .Fort Steilacoom Waughop J W " Balcom G A LaConner CalhonnGV " Williams AC " Montborne HP Mt Vernon Vercoe James " Mitchell DA Newcastle Beardsley J F Old Tacoma Newell W A Olympia Ostrander Nathaniel , . " Redpath N J Riley WW " Steele AH Tavlor W J Port Angeles Vail G W " Marr J C Port Gamble PILKINGTON J B (see adv) Portland, Or m CO I 00 "0 p> CO CO CD (Q CD Tl CO CO CD C3 CD fS Eye aM Ear Mmany mi SaDitariii, | MoAdnm Road, bet Porter nnd Wood Streets, eau SOUTH PORTLAND. OREGON. __ DR. JNO. B. PILKINGTON, p Kx-Profeeaor of Eve and Ear Dis- eases in Hedioal Department Willamette Univergity, devotPS himself entirely to Medioa' and HurKioal Ijpecialties, as Diseases of EYEandEAR, Nervous and Chronic Ailments, AND Rectal Diseases, as Piles, Rectal Ulcers, Fissures, Fistulas, Etc. of which he has treated over 800 cases successfully within the past two years without using Knife or Ligature. Dozens of rvferenoes given. Address as above. CD 00 c/> 00 C/> : ] m I'l iii r j. t f. SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Jobbers and BetallerM of Hardware and Implements. The Best ttoodH. The Lowest Prices. 593 R. L. POLK A OO.'S as CO e: $0 Physicians— Ckint'd. MOEGAN W P Port Madison Devan S O (U 8 Marine Hospitrl) Port Townsend Hamuson Mrs A B " Harrison I M " MinklerJD Seavey L T " Williaon HO Frank Philip Puyallup Spinning OH " WiUiams F S " Beaoh A J Benton Bagley H B Seattle ChurchillFA DeVoe Marmora " DOANE HARBY, Office and Institute Mill below Fostoffioe, res e s 2d bet University and Union. .. " HallHM KnappOB " Krugh Max " Langaker H D " MerriokCH Miller OL MillerPBM Minor & Dawson " Beioh George Seattle Root O Q (Homoeo) " SlighJM SmartJSM " Smith H J Smith &Willard Sparling F,W ' '• WeedGA WhitfordLO " Winslow Mary B Hughes AS ■• >,r; .' ■ : Morris J D Ij .'i- *: „• Stevens Henry ' Taylor TVS Sumner Armstrong Johndon Taooma BostwiokH O " Brown E M " Case E (see adv) " Oook J A " Davie T A " Eigholz Miss A M " EighholzMrsLM " GILLET MRS E A (seep 51) ..; MoOoyJAO " Miller FO " Munson k Misner *' Taylor TB '< C. E. CASE, M. D., Formerly Prof, of Bnrgi jal Anatomy in California MedToal College. r* REGULAR 1 Physician, Surgeon and Gynecologist. B OFFICE H0T7B.S: ** From 1 to 3 and 7 to S p, ra. t i; OFFICE: 1100 PACIFIC AVENUE. RESIOENCE: 1006 G STREET. OT X Wm?'RT Sole Agent for the Poreat King Whinkcy, The rVtmoua . UJXVt \TJCjXI# X f E. H. Taylor>» ftrtt copper dUtilied Hand Mada Sour Ma»k WMskiea. The SehUta JUiltvauftee Bottled Beer, n .d the CamUle Key Wat Cigara. 100» l*AGiriC AV., TAGOSIA, W. T. ■4 ■:.-<-J MONEY WAITING FOR MORTGAGES .1 Gnarantee Loan & Trust Co. Seattle, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 594 Van Buren M F Taooma VanZandt J W •' Were OF Wintermute J S " Brown J L . . .Tumwater HallF W Victoria HaU&Hall Helmcken J D " Jaokson Wm ' Matthews J B Morrison Biobard " VanZandt E Whatcom Wright F S IPfano IVIanufacturerii. GOODWIN & JORDAN (see adv) Victoria *Pia,noK and Or8:ans MARTIN B L («ee j9 85) . . LaConner HiU N D & Sons, cor Water Qainoy Pt Townsend Benrendt Richard Puyallup Picture Frames and Mould- lugs. VanEpps TO Olympia Stafford John A Seattle Cotter Efiward Taooma OwenHS VAUOHAN E & OO (see bottom lines) " Sommer Joseph Victoria Pile DriTiuff. ALLEN & NELSON, foot Oommeroial {see adv) . . . Trenbolm Howard Pt Toiracend Planing: MIIIk. (See also Saah, Door^ and Blinds; also Lumber Manufacturers), Quimper Mnfg Oo Pt Townsend Enterprise Planing Mill Seattle Stetson & Post Mill Oo . . , Tacoma Lumber and Mnfg Oo Taooma Washington Saw and Plan- " ing Mill Oo Tumwater Johnson. Walker and Flett . Victoria Plaster^ ( And Commission Merchants. Taooma, Waah. Xy CLASSIFIED BUHINESS DIRECTORY. OJds FT Tacoma Orchard GF " OUIMETTE E N (see p 80) " RossFO SpinninsrOH " Steele J M " Traver Qeorge W " Steinbaob E " TWTMAN W F (see p 376) Vau Buren & McGregor. . " Wilkeson Samael J • " Austin J J Victoria BakerEO " Oroasdaile & Jones " GnllineHL&Oo " HEISTERMAN H F & Co (see adv) " Johnson EM " Lowenberg, Harris & Co . . " Mason WH Rand Bros " Shannon & Co " Oanflpld Eugene Whatcom COLLINS & POWELL (see bottom lines) " Richards FH " Rt)eder Henry " Scott MW " Restaurants. Martin Charles La Conner Mallarkey J D Newcastle Thompson George Old Tacoma Cormier & Fortier Olympia MarH James " Ranger AN " Waldron F D .\ " Wood Mrs L E " Davis Thomas Port Angeles Bartruff Mrs Nellie. Port Towneend Barz A J H " HONG YDNQ & CO " Matthews CE " Saddle Rook BEZEMERKLAAS (seep 185) Puyallup Atidernon Peter Seattle BAYLIS HR (see odv)... " Cannon Adam " Christ John " Coburn Forrest '" Davis E R " Foo Kee " GimLee " Graves J E " Jake Lee " Jobnson W H " Kaneko Henry .Seattle Kiel & "Vining " Meister Mrs Matilda Monroe D & E M Morse W H Moy Foy Olaen Charles. Orteitf J Rice George L Star Wiseman Wm. W C T U Coflfee House Wright M J Yates Mrs M E Doolin Mrs W J Sehome Baitey J C Tacoma Cbilberg Isaac Croxford Wm Kleinsmith W F KuhnGM Mnmlock J B QUEEN CHOP HOUSE («ee p 39) Soteau & Miller.. Brooks James , . . . Grossman George Davis Frank Levy Joseph Nelson & Johnson. Poodle Dog. YoungJBroa . ••■Klce Clean ^ra. VICTORIA RICE MILLS (see adv) Victoria *Rice Dealers. VICTORIA RICE MILLS (see adv) Victoria *Rlce Mills. VICTORIA RICE MILL (see adv) Victona *Robertlne. WISDOM W M (see top edge and p 54) Portland, Or Root*ers. Tin. McLennan & M^Feely Victoria MILLER & HUSTER (see adv) Roofing: material. BERRY F W Portland, Or 5d o o *t3 o l-H %\\\ Puget Sound Hospital Prepared to reo»»ive clironio oases at any time, from nny psrt ot the country. For terms address K. C. Miller MD. or E. M. Brown, M. D. lACOMA. W. T STATIONARY ENGINES Washington Iron Works Co. With or without atUnstable cnt-olT. SEATTEiE. i « ■ 03 C3 '5 597 B. L. POLK & 00. 'S CO cn oa cs -I ^** r fa e« «S JS© « . ■■■* ^ is® fah he WALLACE W G (aee front and back coveryPortl&nd, Or Paddle and Ilaruess Makers. Blake A Ghimaoum Wright AD Olympia Trimble DP Pt Townsend Burgert I J Seattle Oohii Abraham " Huerta Manuel " MeTeigh Michael " Mitchell CM " The Mechanics' Store " Zellenay Charles " Kelly M F Snohomish Patterson Wm " Hoska A. F Taooma RICH H L & CO (see p 46) Dickey A E Viotoiia Mann & Heron " Newbury Wm " Norris Frederick " Sa4« Deposits. Snfe DepoCT' C o ■ ■ . : Seattle ■"Safes, Scales. Etc. WOOD G H (seep 28 and hot lines) — — Taooma Sails and Xents. [See Tents, Awnings, Etc.) Saloons. Bartlett Philip Bay View Pritchfird R Dwamish Cain Thomas Edison Gilkey & McCoy " Hanson & Co Fir Whalen Joseph Florence Douglas Robert Friday Harbor Nichols M W Korter Adam Eamilche Pratt J H MoEenzie J W LaConner Walburn A " Wallace David Lake View Bailey & Perkinson Mt Vernon Brann Orrin " FORD A & CO MoNAMARA M Sinclair D M Mnkilteo Collins Henry Newcastle Oregon Improvement Co. . " Dorotich Joseph Old Tacoma Green & Johrson " Hallstrom C E " Neitzel Fred " WolfTWm " COLLINS & FOWELL, WHATCOM, W. T. Cheann Charles Olympia Dickinson Frank '♦ DOXiAN PATRICK (aeep 106) « Gimblett & Yeager *• Gottfeld & Bennett " Hadlan Herman •' Hawker F O " HeltzPhilip " Ramm Herman *' Ward & Holton " WILSON J H (aeep 106). « BARRETT EDWABD Port Townsend BRADSHAW & DONA- VAN (see p 159) " Brown Oharles '* Burton N E Port Tov/nsend Fay Matt " Giohard Joseph *' Han kins k Mathews " Hans Frank " Hughes J H " Iffland Charles " Mohrman & Frederickson. " Mohrmann & Kahrs " O'Shea Patrick " Reed James " Siebenbaum John " Stevens WE & Co " Waterman & Katz " Boatman & Aly wv' Puyallup Kinkade Vinton " Evans Harold Renton Weir James " Allen GWL Samish Allen W F&Co Seattle Bank Exchange " Beede Albert T Seattle BeedeGK&Co "* Bernard Oliver " Bersch Jacob " Blanchard & Campbell .... " Brehm Conrad " Brennan John " Obampaux Epbraim " Curtis P S Dahlquist OP " Davidson & Grubb " Davis & A nstrong " Delfel G " Foster J H " Francisco Joseph " Gasoh Fred " Garrett Wm., •' Grant C P " Gumbert & Clinch " HemenF P " We have the FINEtitT FAHM liAIHDM IN WKSTKKBk^ WAMH. IMCtTON FOK SALiK. Bay Aere Traets near ISeattIo of ESHELMAN. LLEWELLYN & CO., Brokers, Post Butldtmg, Seattle, Wash. OliASfilFIED B08INES8 DIREOTOBY. Fortunes made by buying such tracts near rapidly growing cities, as Minne- apoliB, 8t. Paul, Omaha, Deuver, etc. Bo will purchases near Seattle prove. 698 HillAF Seattle JewettLL Johnson John " Johnson Osoar " Kurz Bernhard " LANQE MARTIN " Lang, Martin & Go " Lester J T " Lunn Andrew '' MoOarey John " McDonald Michael " McMaster Wm " Mason Wm " Mehlhom & Probst " Meister George " Morgan <& Prosser " Nelson Ole " O'HaraOF " Osborne Mrs Jane " Peters Henry " Powers E J " Pritohard & Lester " Eomey Ernst " Ross Oharlts " Schmid Vitus " Soholpp Fred " Sbaw&Algar " Shelpich George " SlorahA Slorah E SteinwegOG " Tighe J P WanghWm " Wegert Julius " Wolff August Beatty James Shelton OlarkWH MoPheiaL " Simmons McDonald " Turner L J Skagit Lowdon Wm Snohomish Robertson Wm " Thornton Cull P J Stanwood Gimel Margaret Steilaooom Rapp Henry " Reis & Todd Sterling Batohard Joseph Tanoma Bomer J W OhilbergBA OookJL Culver GW J,' Dillon Martin " Dreyer Frank " Evans SD Everett BR " QROPPER J B (see p 376) " Kley&Rupp " Linden & Dnoommun Taooma Lowe T G " Luathoff Henry " Malon Henry ", Morgan Harry " RauhJB " SHALL J D (seep 40)... " SoholzPaul " Shea Michael " Siburg Wm '^ Steinat John " Stone OH •' WaddellJH '• Keifer John Tnmwater Bobbington Thomas Victoria Bechtel Bros •' Borthwiok Ralph " Brown & MiJler " Couves AC " OowieJF " Daley James " Doering & White " Dougherty & Savage " Flewin Thomas " Garvin Thomas " Harrison Wm " Holman & Perry " Johnson R J " LonghuiNt Jarvis " LohseWm " McDermott Robert " Moses & Babbage " Murphy & Brown " Pagden Charles " Powers & Johnson " Scott Wm " Sehl Frank " SiewerdHF Spencer E W " Steele Peter " Stevens John " Beck Jacob Whatcom Hart W M Hays&Merriam '' O'Brien Pardon *' Rowland & Hotohkiss Taooma I *9 I i CD Sasb, Doors acd niinds. (See also Planing Mills.) SPRINGER, WHITE & Co (see p 107) Olympia -^ Brown Frederick Seatoo na Stetson & Post Mill Oo Seattle «g Rhoades & Sons Tacoma Ward & Cooper Tum water (0 m iiii ||! fi The OASCADEi STEAM LAUNDRY Can be relied upon for the very best work. Goods called for and delivefwi. Jjaunory cor. East B and South 25th ats. Ofiloe 2d door North of Opera House, Taooma. McMURRY C/} m CQ t/> CS CO cs: ta C0 CS 4— • CO o i= ■•— • =3 CO &. CD CD C 0) CO CO 00 CO C0 UJ PHOTOGRAPHER, Port Townsend, Negatives made I97 Instantaneous Frooesa. 599 R. L. POLK & CO.'S Sa-vrmlU Supplies. GORDON HARDWARE 00 ■: Seattle ■"Saw MilU. (See also Lumber Mnfrs and Dealera) Frankenberger & Miller. . .Aldertou Singer & Starkey " Stone Sam " Moeller Wigbert Bay View PT BLAKELEY MILL 00 (seep 79). Blakeley Newhall E P, P H & A. . . . Doe Bay Washington Mill Oo Hadlook RoBoh J M Lyman RobinRon J B Lynden Kale, Stea* ns & Merriam . Nooksachk Willey EL Oakland Allen &, Harkness Olympia French SH Paget Sound Oo-operative Colony Port Angeles PT BLAKELEY MILL 00 Port Blakeley Moore & Smith Port Discovery PUGET MILL 00 {see p 143) Port Gamble PUGET MILL 00. . .Port Ludlow Downs G W Port Townsend Meeker Mrs M L Puyallup Com Mill and Lumber Co. . .Seattle Stetson & Post Mill Co. . . " Western Mill Co... " Eneeland AH Shelton Chase & Wilson Stillaguamisb Hart J F & Oo Taooma SNYDER, STEVENS & CO (seep 42) " Taooma Mill Oo " Ward & Cooper Tumwater Washington Saw and Plan- ing Mill Oo PUGET MILL CO Utsalady Btonger Leonard Whatoom Wilson W K Wilkeson *(ichool Bella. Berry P W Portland fie cond Hand Ctoods. dinger J G Port Townsend Newman Solomon Seattle I'Seed EnTelopes, Bags Cards. and Berry F W Portland, Or Seeds. Tillinghast AG Padillo ALLEN E W (wholesale) («ee p 52) Portland, Or Gallagher & Raymond Seattle MORSE R I {see hot linefi) Sehome Johnston P T & Oo Victoria Setrlngr machines. Behrendt R Puyallup Bryant Edgar Seattle Robinson RS •' Sigel S S WinsellGW Clayton P E Taooma PraceGA " VAUGHAN E O & O0(«ee bottom lines) " Adams W H Victoria Fletcher T W.... Shinele IVInflrs. Dale E B A Co Edison Maloney & McMillan. . .OldTHComa Pag« & Proebfltel Taooma SNYDER B F Olympia ■"Ship Brokers. Griffiths, Bridges & Stet- son Pt Townsend and Tacoma THE TACOMA CO-OP- ERATIVE STEVE- DORING and RIGGING CO (see p 373), Taooma and Port Townsend Nhip Carpenters and Build- ers. Hall Bros Blakeley MiddlemHB «te Bool Port Ludlow Peterson T W Port Madison ALLEN ALEXANDER (see p 47) Seattle LAKE T W MITCHELL J F T & 00 (seep 48) Ulim Erick " Taooma Mill Oo Taooma HigginsJE " Bolton Wm B Victoria Cook H J Robeld C B Ship Chandlers. GORDON HViDWABE CO Seattle REAL ESTATE Bought, Sold and Exchanged. InTtitmssti made for son-rat danti by t«]tl. H. HAKKIM. General Heal JSttale Agent, Offlcs over Old Tuoiu V, 0., TtoMaa. W.7. HALL & CAVENDER, ^Va^ fp^IcYsf TAOOMA. W T. _Ji CLASSIFIED BUlilNESS DIRECTORY. 600 WOOD G H. 1122 Paoiflo av and 1121 Railroad (see 1) 28 and bottovi lines Tacoma MoQuade Peter & Son Victoria MarvinEB " *8hlp YardM. MITCHELL J F T & CO iseep 4.H) Seattle jLen'8 ship ways North Seattle ALLEN ALEXANDER .... Seattle MITCHETLJFT&CO. SblpplMS und CommlMaiiont {See also Commisaion.) Bartlett & Co . . . .Pt Townsend Barkett & Eisenbeis " Rothohild & Co DarieDE Seattle Hatfield & Gnston " Griffiths, BridgeR & Stt-tson, Tacoma Greenleaf EM Victoria Warren J D •' f^boemakers. (See Boot and Shoe Makers.) Slffn l¥rIterH. (See Painters— House and Sign.) MtlTer Platers. Baines Wm Victoria likatingr Rinks. Newmarket Hall Tacoma Union Hall Mt Vernon Moap 19Eannfb«-tur«rs. Brown J F Seattle Seattle Soap Company " McDonald &0o Victoria Aoda 1%'ater IVIanuractnrers Tanner T .7 Pt Townsend Morrison James Seattle Seattle Soda Works " Marr F S Tacoma Phillips Alexander Victoria *Sipara and Rlg;gplng:. MITCHELL J F T Seattle THE TACOMA CO-OP- ERATIVE STEVEDOR- ING AND RIGGING CO — Tacoma and Pt Townsend ALLEN ALEXANDER. . . . Seattle Wplce milla. {See Coffee and Spice Mills.) Hportlng Goods. {See also Ouns and Ammunition.) Sabin Henry Olympia GORDON HARDWARE CO Seattle Hardy & Hall " MoKe R I Sehome Bloomfield Wm Old Tacoma Ohilber^ & Maoreudy Tacoma Dodj?eWR&Co WOOD G H (see j) 28 and bottom lines) " *ll(prlne Tooth Harro-vra. WRIGHT Z T (see front edge) Portland, Or '■'NtaKe Eilnes. OLYMPIA ANDSKOOK- UM Olympia '" Stair Bulkdrrs. ^ (See also Carpenters, Contractors H^ and Builders,) WHEELER J M {see adv). .Seattle = Gray Samuel Victoria Ntationory. (See also Books and Stationery.) Moore HA Snohomish Lowman & Hanford Sta- tionery and Printing Co. . .Seattle O'Connor Michael Olympia Steam and Oas Fitters. {See Plumbers.) ■"Steaniboat Engines. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO Seattle o H X m > o o ^Steamboat Kilnes. {See also pages 204 and 388.) Port Towu8end,Dungenes8, Port Angeles and Neah Bay,MorgBn & Hastings, Hastings' Wharf. .Port Townsend Port Townrjnd, Irondale and Haduok, Morgnn & Hastings, Hnstings' Whf " Port Townsend and Whid- bv Island, Morgan & Hastings, Hastings' Whf " SL 5" o c& O 3 3 o s ■ G H TVOO'n SHELF HARDWARE, T^.* ■■■^' '^ X-r^-rJ-r, BaUdlag anppHes a Specialty. IDese PaollloATe. BalldlJiK SnppJI and llSl B. B. St. Vj I ,' SBuA^TTIjE •«S VKONT MTRKRT, HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CO 6 X r m 9 KC. Vanchan * Co., Office and School Supplies ot all kinds. . News- " "»eriodicRl8, Novels. Histon t City Book and Stationerj^^ llOSB Pacific Ave., cor, 11th, TACOMA, W. T. 2? CD 5' CD GO •S* I Bftftl? • ■■a g t/t s HILL, OSBORNE & CO. A?§TIW^CTS OP TITLE. Our books show oomplote abstnr-'- * ''''- '- -" '— -•- '- '^' — "^ — '- Gordon Rloek, Wt9 Front t»ti'e«t. Our books ahow oomplote abstracts of utle to all lands in Kins Coantr. ~- ■ MKATriiR. W. T. 603 R. L. FOLK A UO.'S Tmcklnv. (Set Draying and Transferring, also Transfer Companies.) ■•■Trunks and YaliMs. GROSS BROS TaoomB WILLIAMS B A OO Viotoria C/9 ca • MM CO cu to ■"Turner*. Sternberg Wm jr Olympia 1 rndertakerit. Shorey OO&Oo Seattle Pillman t': OroBS " Hoska L Taooma Littlejohi! A J " Hay ward Charles Viotoria Storey Tl.ioiuas " Upholsterers. (See also Cabinet Makti'S.) LAKE UNION FURNI- TURE MFG CO {see top lines) Seattle Cherry k Creeoh Victoria FawcettRW " "■Tariety Uteres. Taloott Bros Oiympia Cotter Edward Taooma RuBsell, McDonald & Co. . .Victoria t/i t 3 & 09 (d UJ ■"Tarnishes, Ilrnshes, Etc. HUNTER SAMUEL [see p 41) Seattle ■"Tehlcles. STAYiER & WALKER {see opp p 564) Portland, Or *Tessel Rigrsers. THE TACOMA CO-OP- ERATIVE STEVE- DORING and RIG- GING CO, Taooma and Port Townsend Veiterluary Snrgreons. *Bunkei' Alfred Oiympia "Vinegar ninfrs. Paget Sound Vinegar Wks.. Taooma "^ItVavon Makers. (See Carriage and Wagon Makers.) "■IVafrons. Mitchell & Lewis Co Oiympia GORDON HARDWARE CO... Seattle TTall Paper. Hill N D & Sonn. . . .Port Townsend HUNTER SAMUEL (see pil) Seattle aTANLEY:W P (see p 41) " MORSE R I Sehome Rhoadea & Sons Taooma Simpkiiiu Charles & Co. . . . " Washing Machines. Bunstine Reaben Seattle l¥atches. Clocks and vrew- elry. (See also Jstoelera.) Miller PH I ner Kimball CD M m Burr A J Oiympia Simenson OR " Hensohober E A Port Towsend MoNamaraGG " ROSTEIN LOUIS Stewart Stephen D Pnyallup Beuingbansen Gorhard Seattle FinokWH " Frisch Erick GIERING & O'DON- NELL(8ecp60) " Hansen Albert " KlineAH " McLanghlinHO " Naher Charles ^ Reqaa H J RoseFJ Smith A A STARES W J (see p 50) . . " DAVIS & CO Taooma PuDge A L ,, Sohwarzer Albert StierEJ Vatth Richard *[ . Clanssen John Victoria Daseonville Julius * LangeGWA "^ Maurmann J G RedfernCE „^ " BEMIS G F (seep 491). . .Whatcom ■"Water l¥orks Contractor. Ray H A Snohomish ■"UTell Uiffffers. Britain G W Seattle * Wholesale Paper. Kuhn & Wheeler.'. Taooma Dr. 0. E. CASE, Orthopoedic Surgeon, VJ^GO^JLJi., -TTT. T. W. T. ner m JNO. 8. BAKER & CO. *•«>'■"*« C"o"»» INVITI OORRUPONDENOI. Oommlaslon Merohimts, TAOOMA, WASH. TY. OLA88IPIED BUSINESS DI'^EflTORY. 604 ■cWIndoDT Shades. HUNTER SAMUEL (see p 41) Seattle STANLEY W P (see p «) Bboadbs & Son Taooma Wivea and loma8 J Burns propr, s s Yatesjnr Wharf. Aride»n W, junk shop, Government bet Yates and Johnson. Anderson Bros (James B. and Alexander), produce and commis- sion, cor Wharf and Fort. ATiderBon Helen C, dressmaker, Government nr Broughton. Anderson & Hastie (Robert A Anderson, James Hastie), furni- ture, 205 Fort. Angel Hotel, Frederick Caici propr, Langley nr Yates. Austin John J, real estate. Bastion nc Government. Babbington Thomas, saloon, Langley alley, Baines Wm, silver and nickel plating, Broad bet Yates and Fort. Baker Edgar C, reul estate, cor Governiuent and Broughton. : 1 ;ii i it 607 B. L. POLK & 00. 'S I 1,1 lit •1 k hi '1 liiii Hi II ft It .. THE COLONIST. ESTABLISHED 1868. ELLIS & CO., Publishers. VICTORIA, B. C. The Pioneer and Leading Newspaper of British Columbia. THE DAILY COLONIST— Published every day except Mon- day. $10 per year. Its circulation is nearly double thet of any daily newspaper in the Province, and as an advertising medium it is therefore unrivalled. THE WEEKLY COLONIST— Published every Friday morn- ing, has an extensilve circulation, local and foreign. It fur- nishes the most reliable facts concerning the Province and its resources. Sent to any part of Canada, the United States or Great Britain at $2 pt^r anniun, strictly in advance. MILLER & HUNTER, Colonist Building, Government Street, VICTORIA, B. C, DJBALBB8 ISr f^Stoves, Ranges, Hot Air Furnaces, Plain and Japanned Tin- ware, Etc. Jobbing In Roofing, Plumbing, eto., Promptly Attended To. Largest a id Best Stock of T'O'TT'E] IN THE OITY. HALL & CAYENDER, Farm, Timber and Coal Lands. VICTORIA DIRECTORY. 608 Baker Joseph H, boots and shoes, w s Government bet Bastion and Fort. Baker R & Son (Michael Baker), flour and feed, n s Yates nr Wharf. Ball Charles, blacksmith, Johnson. Ballentyne Clinton G, General Manager Equitable Life Assurance Society, Bastion bet Government and Langley. Bank Exchangee iSaloon, Wm Lohse Propr, cor Yates and Langloy. Bank of Fritish Columbia, Wm V Ward Manager, George W Gillespie Asst Manager, cor Government and Fort. Bank of British North America, Gavin H Burns mngr, David Simpson accountant, s s Tates nr Government. Bauman Frederick, candy manfr, s s Yates nr Wharf. Bantly Marcus, cigar mnfr, Johnson nr Broad. Barnsley John, Gunsmith, Fort nr Douglas. [See p 611.) Baran Julius, pork packer, Yates nr Douglas. B C Stationery and Prin s Co, David Robson President, J B Ferguson Gen M;. .g- Capital $50,000, Incorporated May 1, 1876, Government next door to P O. Beauchamp Richard, tish market, Yates. Bechtel A J & HI ]\ (Andrew J and Myroi. N), Propis Colonial Hotel, Johnson. Bechtel Brcs (Andy J and Isaac), saloon, cor Johnson and Wel- lington alley. Beckwitn John L, agt Shorey & Co wholesale clothiers Mo real, Government nr Fort. Beeg'an Frank J Jr, Confectionery, Fruit, Cigars and Tobacco, e s Douglas bet Johnson and Pandora. {Seep 60P , Beegan & Madigan (Fannie Beegan, Lizzie Madigan), milli' .y and fancy goods. Government nr Fort. Beek Joseph F, carriage painter, Johnson nr Douglas. Belanger Francis, cigars etc, Government nr Johnson. Belmont Tanning ana Poot and Shoe Co, Wm Wilson pres, Wm Dalby mngr. Government nr Yates. B.irryman John, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel, cor Fort and Doug- las. Berwin S, tailor, Johnson. Bickford Wm, cabinet maker, Johnson nr Douglas. Bickford Mrs Wm, fancy goods, Fort. Blaquiere Matthew, furniture store. GTT TTT/^/^T\ A«ent for Newfsn IVason and Wor- 1-1 VVIJCJJJ wfKlaw Plow Co. Ueneral Avrlcul- TACOMA, W. T. H X m ■0 > o o 09 ■0 SL o 3 3 o 09 )- •; lias Paelflc Ave.. and 11«1 B. R. Ht. 4S 11! I Ifii 609 R. L. POL£ * OO.'S HI hi ; 111 . ill Ill '^ ■!!« !. : 1^1 ' p. I In 'V H. 7. Heisterman, Notary Pabiio. Gtoo. W. Haynes. B. F. HZSZ@TXB.MA1T eft CO., p. O. Drawer 4. Tel. Cable 55. ,1 m Sehl's Block, Government St., VICTORIA, B. C. ESTABLISHED II 862. AGENTS FOR TIE PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE, of Brooklyn, N. Y. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE of New York. FIREMEN'S FUND INS. CO. of San Francisco. UNDERWRITING and AGENCY ASSOCIATION ^f Lloyds, London. ETerjr kind of bneinees connected with Real Estate attended to with disjMttoh and at reeaouable charges. Farms and city property tor sale and to lease. Money always on hand to lend on mortgage. QUEEN CITY CANDY FACTORY. FRANK J. BEEQAN, Jr., Proprietor. Douglas Street near Pandora, - - • VICTORIA, B. C. Choice Confectionery, Fruit, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. Fresh Fruits received by very steamer. PBVNIIVG, GRAFTIlVe, BrDl»IN« A'VO IHARCHIIire TAJJUBLT. OHAS. BOOEE SMALLBONE, Practical Gardener and Florist PURVEYOR OP BOUQUETS AND OUT FLOWERS. Johnson Street, above Cooic, - VICTORIA, B. C. Estatea, Oardens, Parks and Cemeteriee laid oat on natural prinoiples. Triumphal Arches bnilt. lUxikeriea, Fountains and Decorations contracted for. Bouqueta made from the Langnaga ot Flowers to order. All work done at short notice on mosit reasonaUa tanna. Whsteom Co.. Island Co., ^l^rlt •'" WARRANTS Kins CO., BOUGHT. Guarantee Loan & Trust Seattle. Co. VICTORIA DIRECTORY. 610 Blume J X, propr Ideal House, Yates nr Wharf. Bolton Wm b, ship carp, foot Government. Borde Hippolyte, boots and shoes, w s government nr Johnson. Bornstein Herman, Hides, Wool etc, s s Yates nr Wharf. Borthwick Ralph, saloon, n s Yates nr Government. Bo§kowitz I & A (Ignatz and Adolph), H J Hartnell nigr, Raw Hides, Furs etc. Wharf nr Yates. Bossi Giacomo, grocer. Store nr JohnsoTi. Bossi & Giesselmann (Achille Bossi, Charles Giesselmann), grocers, cor Yates and Broad. Boncherat & Co (Jules Boucherat, John Coigdarrife, Cassimir Ragazzoni), wholesale grocers, s s Yates nr Wharf. Bowman Wra G, livery stable, cor Broad and View. Bowser Frank, Confectioner, Fort nr Douglas. Boyd John, wines and liquors, Yates nr Government. Braden John, plumber, cor Government nr Courtenay. Bradley John A, manufacturers agent, Yates. British Columbia Board of Trade rooms, cor government and Fort. British Columbia Milling and mining Company Limited, J Heywood pres, S A Sargison sec, Langley. British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co. Brooks James, restaurant, cor Douglas and Yates. Brown Bros (Wm R and George H), grocers, Yates nr Broad. Brown John, hatter. Government 3 s.ot postoffice. Brown Joseph, poultry market, Johnson. Brown & Miller (Joseph H Brown, Joseph Mil'er), saloon, cor Government and Cormorant. Brown & White (Henry Brow", Edward White), dry goods, e s Government. Brunswick Hotel, Prout and Osterhont props, cor Yates and Douglas. Bryant Wm C, horseshoer, Douglas nr Johnson. Bull W K, collector, Broad. Burgess John P, carpenter and builder. Fort nr Broad. Burns James, agt Glasgow and London Fire Lisurance Co, Langley nr x ates. Burns Thomas J, prop American Hotel, s s Yates nr Wharf. Burris Samuel C, Architect, n w cor Yates and Broad. Burt Stephen S, baker, Government. Byrnes George, auctioneer and commission, cor Fort and Langley. »s t I' l\ i. CO o CD ■ GO CD CD en CD CO PIPTIIRC AMfl Rnn II With fall line of EnfrraTingB. ArtotypM. Etc. Frames nUIUnCMIlU nUUni Made to Order of lat«Bt,beet and moBt stylish materials, ■■:i ill MOULDINGS City Book and Stationery Htore, B. C. Vaughan ft Co. IIOS Paelllc Ave., oor. llth, TMtoma, W.T. 611 R. L. POLK & CO.'S \'\ i i m I ■ li F. 0. CAMPBELL, TOBACCONIST ESTABLISHED IN 1861. Ha* the Finest Assortment of Tobaceo, Olffsrs, MeerNchanm and Amber Goods that can be found in the city. Adelphi Comer, (Box I08.) VICTORIA, B. C. Johnson St., near Government, (inXT TO OLD TBAMSrU 8TABU.) VICTORIA. B. C, SHOEING Neatly Done. WILLIAM HODGE. GOODWIN & JORDAN, Piano Forte Manufacturers. TUNING. REPAIRING. Fort Street, bet. Government and Broad, Victoria, B. C, p. O. BOX4»)e. Fretotioeil G"u.2asn:iit]:i, IMPOBTKB or lTiiis,Riftes§FiM|[ Tackle, Ammunition of all Kinds, Fort St., next to Campbell'B Drug Store, VICTOBIA, B. C. Woric on Safes a Speolalty. Scales and Weights Adjusted. Guna BeHitooked, Be-browned, He-bored, and general Repairing done at the aliorteet notice. JNO. S. BAKER & CO., wholesale grocers Tdeoma, Wash. Ty. IMPORTERS OF FliSllI JAPAN TEAS. VICTORIA DIRECTORY. 612 Capt Calweli Hugh, horseshoer, Yates. Cameron Wm G, clothing, 48 Johnson, Campbell Francis, Cigars, etc, c« w cor Government and Yates. [See j> opp.) Campbell Duncan E, druggist, cor Ford ai.d Douglas. Canadian Pacific I^avigation C<», Limited, John Irving Manager, D R Munro Passenger Agt, Geo A. Carleton freight Agt, Wharf near Eastion, Direct Route to all parts of B C. Canadian Pacific Railway's Telegraph, Wm F Archibald man- ager, cor Government and Broughton. Capital i^aloon, Thomas Flewin Propr, s s Yates nr wharf. Carmichael E B, manufacturers' agt, 421 Government. Came Frederick, propr Angel Hotel, Langley near Yates. Carne & Munsie (Frederick Came jr, Wm Munsie), grocers, Odd Fellows' Bldg Carter Bros (Thomas W and Robert), Vancouver Brewery, cor Herald and Government. Carr Richard, commission, Wharf near Fort. Caton J A T & Co, dry goods and notions, s s Yates nr Wharf. Chase Nehemiah W, barber, Johnson. Cherry &. Creech (John W W Chen j, Henry Creech), Up- holsterers, Government near Fort. Clarkt^ HVm R, Auctioneer, Harbor Master and Port War- den, Yates near Wharf. Clarke & Nicholson (James B Clarke, J H Nichols ), stoves and tinware, s a Yates near Langley. Claussen John, watchmaker, Yates near Government. Clay Samuel, grocer, cor Douglas and Johnson. Clearihue J & A (.Joseph and Alexander), commission, Yates near Wharf. Cohen James, barber, n s Yates jiear Government. Cohen James A, pointer, Governmetit. Colbert J, plumber, Yates near Douglas. Colonial Hotel, A J & M' N Beclitel proprs, Johnson. Commercial Hotel, F J Dawley Propr, cor Douglas and Cormorant. Conlan & Cameron (Michael Conlan, Wm Cameron), black- smiths, Pandora. Cook Hubert J, ship builder, Victoria West. Cooness S, clothing. Broad. m 00 -0 CO CO CD en CO w ■■■• 00 e/3 CD Q9 CD PU&ET SODND HOSPITAL TACOUA, W. T. E. M. Brown. M. D.. and F. C. Miller, M. p. At tending PhyBioians and Burgeons. Bpeoial Attention given to the cure of the Opiom, Morpldne and Chloral Habit. CD fe I :i it 1 .1 STEAUBOAT ENGflNES, j f asMlEtol Iros Ms Co. CTondenslaK or Moii-Ck>Bden«lnc. ( HfiATTIiS. K. L. POLK & CO.'S « 613 ! J Cosmopolitan Hotel, John Berryman propr, s e cor Fort and I Douglas. Couves Augustus C, saloon, cor Government and Fort. Cowan, Shaw & Co (Maynard H Cowan, George C Shaw), com- mission. Wharf. ^ Cowie James F, saloon, 'cor Fort and Broad. ^ Craft Wm, dry goods, cor Yates and Broad. " Crane John E2, Insurance Agent, Government bet Yates I and Fort. • Crawford James, commission, n s Yates near Wharf. f" Croasdaile & Jones (Henry E Croasdaile, Arthur W Jones), real «^ estate, Governmet. „ Croft Wm, Truck and Drayman and Coal Dealer, Yates nr ■g Wharf. g Croft Wm, coal dealer, truck and drayage, n s Yates nr Wharf. cB Grossman George, restaurant, Johnson in* Government. •g- Daley James, saloon, cor Stone and Cormorant. euD Daly James, general sec Y M C A, Broad bet Fort and View. feUD cn Geo. Phillips, STOVE DEALER, DE COSMOS BLOCK, Government St., VICTORIA, B .C. All kinds of Jobbing and Tinamith- ingr promptly attendvd to. Williams' Elegant No. 8 Stove A SPKCIALTY. Old Stoves Taken In Exchange. TAI SOONG & CO., ^ Cormorant Street, Victoria, B. 0. IMPORTERS OF CO CO Opium, Rice, i ea, Chinese and Japanese CURIOSITIES, Chinese and Japanese Ware. COLLINS & KmLL,\^.^s^f^.±^ WHATCOM, W. T. OORRE8PON0ENOE 80U0ITED. THB OHI5A.JPBST LOTS BVK R OKKKRBD. $55 About matiltw froin^Poat Office, within 5 blocks of Graded Streets with ~ rms. t20oaah;Slftonemo.; taotwomos.; Eshelman.LfewcHyn & Co. Seattle, sidewalks. i*rt ce, SSS. Terms. t20 oaah ; |lft one mo No interest. Size, 25x120 ft - ■ ■ $55 VICTORIA DIRECTORY. 6U Dassonville Julius, watchrakr and jeweler, Fort bet Government and Broad. Davey Georgie L, dressmkr, Government. Davie T^.^oaore, notary public, s e cor Bastion and Langley. Davie & Pooley (Alexander Davie, Charles E Fooley), lawyers, Langley nr Bastion. Davis Frank, restaurant, Yates nr Broad. Davis Maurice J, fur dealer. Wharf. Dawley F J, Propr Commercial Hotel, cor Douglas and Cormorant. De Candia Michael E, grocer, cor Stone and Fisguard, DeCosmos Amor (not in business), w s Government 3 d s of FostoflBce. Doering & White (Charles Doering, Wm White), saloon, John- son. Devlin Joseph C, Produce and Commission, Government bet Cormo' unt and Johnson. Dickey A E, harnesamkr, Douglas. Dominion Express Co, w s Government nr Postoffice. Dougherty & Savage (Dougherty, Robert Savage), saloon, n e cor Yates and Wharf. Drake, Jackson &, Helmcken (M W T Drake Q C, Robert E Jackson, Harry D Helmcken), Lawyers, cor Bas- tion and Langley. Drant John, grocer, s s Johnson nr Stone. Driard House, Redon & Hartnagle Proprs. Dntfy George, tailor, Yates. Earle Thomas, whol grocer. Wharf nr Yates. Eckert Wm, grocer, Government nr Herald. Ellis David M, propr Grand Pacific Hotel, cor Johnson and Stone. Ellis Sc Co (Wm H Ellis, Albert G Sargison, Wm R Hig- gins), Proprs Victoria Colonist, w s Government nr Bastion. Engelhart J, customs broker and commission, cor Fort and Wharf. Engelhardt Paul, cooper, Johnson nr Douglas. Erskine Archibald B, boots and shoes, n w cor Government and Johnson. Esquimau & IVanaimo Railway, Robert Dunsmuir Pres, Joseph Hunter Supt, H K Prior Gen Freight and Passenger Agt, Government nr Fort. ffo 5.^ i '9 s 3 "K*;l.™.*.«"r CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY , . Office at WillMNl'8. Paelfle Ave. 2d Door North of OperajHoiuM. f>l n\ il'l I Architectural Views] M9MURRY HADB TO OBDBB. / PORT TOWnmBlllD. 616 u z R. L. POLK A OO.'B G N Sargieon Packers, n s Eureka Silver Mining Co, Hngh Nelson pres, sec, Langley. Evans W "W & €0 (Wm W Evans), Pork Yates bet Government and Broad. Evening Post, W J Dowell Editor and Propr, Yates nr Broad. Farrell W J & Co, plumbers, Yates above Douglas. Fawcett Roland W, upholsterer and paper hanger. Government nr Fort, Fell Thornton, lawyer, Langley. Fell & Co (James Fell), grocers, cor Front and Broad. Ferguson Adolphus, general merchant and conmiissions, w s Government bet Bastion and Fort. Ferguson Ross J, Regent Saloon, cor Douglas and John- son. Findlay, Durham & Brodie (George J Fii.dlay, John H Dur- ham and John H Brodie, of London Eng), Matthew T Johnston, of Victoria, manager, importers, Wharf nr Yates. Finlayson John, grocer, cor Government nr Broughton. ' Fisher Edward H, architect. Government bet Yates and Fort. Fletcher E H, Postoffice Inspector, Office up stairs in Post- office bldg. Government st. Fletcher Thomas W, sewing machines, Fort. Flewin Thomas, Capital Saloon, s s Yates nr Wharf. Forester's Hall, e s Government op Bastion. Fox M & H A (Mrs Margaret and Miss Helen A), cutlery etc. Government nr Bastion. Frank Eli, hats and gents' furnishing. Government nr Fort. Free Reading Room, Y M C A, Broad bet Fort and View. Freid Herman, barber, Fort. Fullerton John, boots and shoes, Johnson. Gabriel Charles & Co (Charles Gabriel, F W Foster), Japanese Bazaar, Government nr Fort. Gabriel Edward, baker, Yates. Garesche, Green Sc €0 (Clara Garesche, Alexander A Green), Bankers, Government op Postoffice. Garvin Thomas, Nickel I'iate Saloon, Government opp Postoffice. Geiger & Becker (Thomas Geiger, John Becker), barbers, Gov- ernment opp Postoffice. Giles George F, carriage trimmer, Johnson nr Douglas. MfU jjj UADDIC LEADTNeTlEAL ESTATE DEALER intheFirot fflfii n, nMnnlO, W»"*-, H? om "dlyon »t bed .rook anything that is ' for sale within the Hnb of the oity. OFFICE. OVER OIiD TACOHA PO«T OFFICE, TACOMA, W. T. HALL & CAVENDER, ADDITION PROPERTY, Conveniently Located. TUL.a02>£JL, TXT. T. VIOTOBIA DIREOTOBY. 616 Crilinore Alexander, Merclimit Tailor and Clothier, 8 s Johnson bet Government and Wharf. Golden Kule Clothing Store (eHtute of W ,J Jeffree), Yates. Golding Benjamin, cigars, Broad nr Yates. Ooodaere Lawrence, Whol and Ret Butcher, cor Gov- ernment and Johnson. Goodwin John, fnrniture, 10-4 Store. Cioodwin Sc Jordan (Oliver II Goodwin, George W Jor- dan), Piano M:if rs. Fort bet Government and Broad. {/See 2? 611.) Gosnell Joseph, grocer, cor Cormorant and Douglas. Gordon Hotel, James Summers Propr, s s Johnson nr Wharf. Gowdv Thomas, truck and d raying, cor John and Bay. Granci Pacific Hotel, David M Ellis propr, cor Johnson and Store. Gray A B «& Co (Alexander B Gray), wholesale dry goods and liquors, cor Wharf and Bastion. Gray Samuel, stair builder, cor Chatham and Goveriunent, Green Alexander A, Agent Wells Fargo & Co, e s Gov- ernment. Green David, clothier. Government opp Postoffice. Greenleaf E M, shipping agent Langley nr Bastion. Gregg A & Son (ALraham and Frank B), tailors, n s Yates op Langley. Gribble Henry, fancy goods, w s Government s of Postoffice. Grimm Win, carriage maker and blacksmith, Johnson nr Douglas. GuUeksen John, cigars etc, Johnson. Gulline H L &Co (Henry L Gidline), real estate. Government opp Bastion. Gutmann & Frank (Jacob Gutmann, Alexander Frank), com- mission, Johnson nr Wharf. Haccius Chris, barber, cor Yates and Broad. Hall Frank AV, physician, Johnson nr Douglas. Hall, Goepel & Co (Richard Hall, Wm J Goepel, L C Dumbleton) Wholesale Liquors and Commission^Store St, Lisu ranee and Agts Dominion Express Co and N P Ex- press Co, Government St. Hall, Ross & Co (Thomas B Hall, Donald W Riss), Props Victoria Rice Mills, cor Store and Chatham. [See p 604.) Tnr Trrr\r\'r\ hardwakk. iiO««KRS' svppiiiBM H VvCJIJU MIl.L)iUPPIiIKI«l. ET<'.. • **• '▼ VyV-^A-r, AT LOWKMT PRICEH. I iS2 Paoiflo Ave. and I I2i R. R. St., TACOMA, W. T. •73 M CD CO ■ B9 (/> i SEATTLE HARDWARE CO., 625 Front Street Seattle Asenta tlir Bain IVMCOna, Howe Moalflii, Atkinii' Mllver »te«l Maws ! '■ « CO 617 B. L. FOLK & 00. S O C3 CO CO en 0) (8 4 ^ I Hall & Qoepel (Richard Il.Ul, Wm J Goepel), general com- minsion and insurance, w s Government bet Yates and fia^tion. Hall & Hall (James L and Thomas S), physicians, Douglas bet Fort and View. Hall & Lowe (James D Hall, Skene Lowe), photographers, Gov- ernment nr Fort. Hamilton Powder Co, Win Gordoti Agt, Government nr Fort. Hamm & Marboeuf, props Poodle Dog, Yates bet Government and Broad. Hargreaves George, civil engineer. Government nr Fort. Harris m Eli, paints, oils, etc, cor Douglas and Pandora. Harrison H A, coal, wood and lumber. Government. Harrison Wm, saloon, cor Douglas and Pandora. Hart David, cigars and tobacco. Government nr Yates Hart <'is Imrie (Emil A Hart, A E Imrie), insurance, Victoria Theater blk. Hartman Sigfried M, dentist. Government. Husdings Orefj^on €^ Photographer, Fort nr Douglas. Hawkins John, grocer. Fort. Hayward Charles, undertaker, cor Langley and Broughton. Heal David C, tinsmith, Johnson. Heatliorn Wm, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 327 Gov- (3rnment nr Postoffice. Heiiterman H F & €o (Henry F Heisterman, Notary Public, George W Haynes), Real Estate and Insurance, w s Government oet Bastion and Fort. {See p 609.) Helincken J D, physician, cor Fort and Langley. Hetl, J Rowland, lawyer, Langley nr Bastion. Kibben T N & Co (t N Hibben, C W Kamtfierer, W H Bone), books and stationery, Government opp Bastion. Hilb^rt Richard, boots and shoes, n w cor Government and Yates. Hodgfi' mrm, Central Horseshoeing Shop, Johnson nr Gov- ern n^ ent. (See jp 611.) Hoi man «fe Perry, saloon, Johnson. Holmes Arti>ur, clothing, Yates nr Government. Holmes & Taylor (Stephen H Holmes, George Taylor), oil deal- ers, Yates nr Broad. Hooper David G, shoemaker, cor Johnson and Broad. tlutcheson, Young & Co (Henry Young, James Hutcheson), dry goods, Government op Bastion. l"\ T K KT/HjII} T* '^e only honse in Taooma 'v»hioh handles the lieadlMK \j. XJi£i.SkVXSiS\tX^ ItrandM of K.<>ntanky v<< ire Copper Dlntllled ]llKnd Made Moar Hash Whl«b'<«a; and oarnes the larReet atook of New ¥orlc and Key Weat Clcax^ aovJ PACIFIC AV„ TAOOaiA, W. T. DRAFTS I IRKliA ISSUED ) SJl^K-iAcT ] ^jTj GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST CO. Seattle. VICTORIA DIREOTOBY. 618 Hyams Samuel S, Optician, 207 Fort. Ideal House, Joseph X Jiluine propr, Yates iir Wharf. Inge Thotime, wood and coal. Store foot of Pandora. Irving Bros (Thotnas L and George M), boots and shoes, 112 Government. Irving Robert, Agt O R & N Co, 341 Government near Yates. Isaacs J & Co (Jacob Isaacs, John J Hart), furs, cor Johnson and Oriental. Jackson T H, emplovment office, Government near Cormorant. Jackson Wm, physician, cor Johnson and Broad. Jackson Wm jr, druggist, cor Johnson and Broad. Jamieson Robert, books and stationery, Government. Jay & Co (George Jay), nurserymen and seedsmen, Broad and Cook. Jeune Frederick J, sailmaker, foot Johnson. Jewell Henry, furniture etc, cor Douglas and Yates. Johnson Edward M, real estate, s w cor Government and Bas- tion. Johnson, Walker & Flett (John A Johnson, George Walker, Henry T Flett), proprs Queen City Planing Alills, North Government. Johnston Matthew T, manager Findlay, Durham & Brodie, Wharf near Yates. Johnston P T & Co (Philip T Johnston), seedsmen, Fort near Government. Jones Thomas J, dentist, cor Government and Fort. Jones Thomas J, Propr Royal Hotel, n e cor Fort and Douglas. Jordan Wm, baker, Johnson near Government. Keefer Georj^e A (M Inst C E), Civil Engineer, s s Bastion bet Government and Langley. Kelly S L «fe Co (Samuel L Kelly), stoves and tinware, Yates. Kelly & Sherring, carpenters and builders. Pandora. Kerr Wm C, furniture, Yates. King Atwell & Co (Atwell King), fancy goods and crockery, w 8 Government near Fort. King Charles R, agt Evans Sons & Mason, wholesale druggists Montreal, and pure gold manufacturing company Toronto, Government near Fort. King S E, bakery, Broad. King Samuel E B, baker. Broad near Fort. ■ X ■ o S. BIAM^O ^D^^AMA Mnsicsl IWerchandisie and machine flAWWOf Vlf \iaAn9y Attaciiiinents, at City Book and b ta- erufiun uanuiAirc tlonerv (itore, £. C.Taushan * Co., SEWING MACHINtS; 1102PaoitioATe..oor.llth,Taooma„W.T CO U9 CD crt} (/> to ■ » h ft WW <5' TTTT T rtOTJATS WT? 9 frt Attorneys at taw and alLL, UdCUJkV.JN£i A ^U.AbstractsofTltles King County li vi M Will h m 619 e»» V'ront Utrert. MKATTIiE, W. T, 3. L. POLK & OO.'S M o Pi P^ d o d & Q H P^ O IB, Kirschberg & Land sberg (Samuel Kirschberg, F'redenck Lands- berg), pawnbrokera, Johnson. Kirscliberg d Landsberg (E Kirschberg, Frederick Landsberg), clothing, Johnson op Store. Kong LuJig, employment, n s Yates near Wharf. Kurtz & Co (Jolui Kurtz, Wm P Say ward), cigar manufactur- ers, 8 e cor Government aj»d Tronnge. La Cost Harry, bootblack, w s Government s of postoffice. Lampkin Clark 11, cigars etc, Fort op Broad. Lange Gustavo W A, watchmaker and jeweler. Government op postoffice. Langley & Co (A J Langley, F Gold Lyman, J N Handerson, T M Henderson) wholesale and retail druggists, 32 Yates. Larraan James. shoeuiakMA W. T. sxrr^a"£30D>T and. ■ ounty ^ands- berg), JNO. S. BAKER & CO,, Wh^^Pe°8"aira"roc^er». op JOBBttRS OK OIOA.RS AND TOBACCOS. VICTORIA DIREOTOBY. 620 Longlmrst Jarvis, saloon, foot of" Government. Lowenberg, Harris -& Co (Dennis R Harris, Northing P Snow- den), Real Estate and Financial Agents, Government nr Fort. Lubbe Theodore, furs, e s Wharf bet Yates and Bastion. Luker W'n G, grocer, cor Douglas and Cormorant. McCartney John, propr St Nicholas Hotel, Government nr Yates. McDermott Robert, saloon, s s Johnson nr Wharf. McDonald Alexander, propr Windsor Hotel, cor Government and Courtenay. McDonald Peter, cigars and tobacco, n s Yates nr Government. McDonald & Co (Joseph E McDonald, Benjamin C Pettingell), soap mnfrs, Yates above Dough.s. mcDc^ell W J, Propr Evening Post, Yates nr Broad. McHugh Samuel, candy mnfr, 327 Government. m:cKeOM Wni & Son (Wm and Wm J), Proprs Oriental Hotel, Yates opp Langley. McKillican & Andersoii, carpenters and builders, cor Courtenay and Langley. lUcIiachlan Daniel, Produce and Feed, n s Yates nr Whart. McLean A & Co (Alexander McLean), clothiers, Fort. McLean Jo! n, blacksmith, W^harf )»r Yates. McLennan & McFeely (Robert P McLem^an, Edward J Mc- Feely), roofers, galvanized iron cornice etc. Fort. McQuade Peter & Son (Edward A and Louis G), ship chand- lers, Wharf nr Yates. Mable Wm, carriage maker, Johnson nr Douglas, lllallandain^ Edward, Architect, cor Government and Fort. Mann George, grocer, cor Store and Constant. Mann & Heron (Henry T Mann, Robert Heron), saddlery and harness, Fort opp Broad. Mansell Henry, boots and shoes, e s government nr Yates. Mavvin E B, ship chandler, e s Wharf bet Yates and Bastion Marvin & Tilton (Edgar Marvin, Edward G Tilton), tiardware, iron etc, cor Whari and Bastion. Mason Mrs George, boarding Plouse, Fort. Mason W H, real estate, Broad. Matthews J Beaucliamp, surgeon, cor Fort and Langley, Mattliews, Richards & Tye (George Matthews, Thomas Rich- ards, Thomas H Tye). iron, steel, agricultural hardware, Yates. PUGlT'"SOOTF~HOSPIfA^ ReceiTM and troote all who may reauire medical or 8ar«tioai treatment, Contoffious DM Ooaoa excepted. m ■ 00 o e M «» CD 3 to CD -J CO £5. mmtm* CD CD to Land and Marine Engines, j Washington .5 j IRON WORKS CO. and BIseltinery of all klndti. «9 A « U3 .£3 "tS CO CO 621 R. L. POLK A OO.'S to CO as ■9 -a MM •1 iS as a" e« « .« il 11 $: *«« •i Maurrnann J C, meat market, Johnson opp Store. Maurujann Joseph G, watchmaker, Joliiison. Maynard Greorge H, boots and shoes, Fort nr Broad. Maynard James, 'ooots and shoes, Douglas opp City Hall. Maynard Richard, boots and shoes, cor Douglas and Johnson. Maynard Richard, photographer. Meston John, carriage maker and blacksmith, Government nr Johnson. Michell & Sangster (John Michell, George Sangster), meat mai'ket, Douglas. Miller Kate C; fancy goods, Fort. Miller Munroe, printer, Johnson. miller & Hunter (Frank McG Miller, Matthew Hunter), Stoves and Tinware, Colonist BIdg Government. (See p 607.) Mills S Perry, lawyer, Langley nr Bastion. Montieth Wm, insurance, cor Government atid Fort. Moore & Co (Moore estate), druggists, s e cor Yates and Lang- ley Morison George, druggists, cor Government and Fort. Morris Edward M, cigars etc, Government nr Yates. Morris Henry, boots and shoes, Johnson. Morrison Arthur, plumber, I'ates bet Government and Broad. Morrison Richard, physician. Government. Mortimer John, marble works, cor Government and Courtney. Moses & Babble (Daniel D Moses, George H Babbage), saloon, cor Douglas and View. Moss Morris, fine fuj's, s s Yates nr Wharf. Murphy & Brown (Patrick Murphy, M C Brown), saloon, s w cor Government and Yates. Nelson & Johnson (Christopher Nelson, Nellie Johnson), res- taurant, Yates nr Broad. Nesbitt & Co (Samuel and Mrs J Nesbitt), cracker manufactur- ers. Fort nr Wharf. Neufelder & Ross (Edward C Neufelder, Dixi H Ross), grocers, Government. Newbury Wm, harness, trunks and valises. Government nr Fort. Alickel Plate Saloon, Thomas Gavin Propr, Govern- ment opp PostoflSce. Nicholles & Renouf (John Nicholles, Clement E Renouf), agri- cultural implements etc, cor Broad and Yates. Noble H, coal and wood, foot Telegraph. COLLI NS~& POWELL. \ Taxes Paid. Rents Collected. WHATCOM,IW. T. Information Given Non-Residento. ESHEIMAN, ILEWEllYN & CO., Have for Bale a full list of choice Timt«r, Ooftl ud Iron Uaii, XaproftA And Vniaiprtrel r»rai, ButinsH ud.BHilniM Pintiif, fllty Mi Butarttn Letl and Aor« Trtetl. Municipal and County Securltlea Bought , touM WegetUtli. VIOTOBIA DIRECTORY. 622 CA 5 Norris Frederick, saddler, Government. Norris Wm G, hardware, Johnson nr Douglas. North George, barber, w s Governmetit tir Bastion. Nuttall Thomas C, agent Phoenix Assurance Co of London, cor Government and Bastion. O'Brien & Hill (Stephen O'Brien, George L Hill), Senate Saloon, Government opp PostoflBce. Odd Fellows' Hall, e s Douglas nr Yates. Ofner Albert, grocer, cor Government and Fort. O'Hagau & Caldwell (Hugh O'Hagan, James Caldwell), mer- chant tailors, n s Yates nr "Wharf. Oliver Wm J, teacher oi Dancing, Broad bet View and Fort. On Hing, dry goods etc, Johnson. O'Reilly Wm, dry goods, Douglas nr Yates. Oreste Frank, bootblack, n s Yates nr Goverament. Oriental Hotel, Wm McKeon & Son Proprs, Yates opp Langiey. O R & N Co's Office, Robert Irving Agt, 341 Govern- ment. Pacific Telegraph Hotel, Mrs A Astrico, Store bet Herald and Fisguard. Pagden Charles, saloon Fort nr Wharf. Pardoe Charles, gunsmith, s s Y'ates nr Langiey. Parker John, meatjnarket. Fort nr Government. Partridge John, dry goods, Yates. Pearson T B & Co (Thomas B Pearson, John Piercy), shirt man- " ufacturers and commission agents, Langiey nr Bastion. q Penwill C T, carpenter and builder, Pandora. S Phillips Alexander, soda water manfr, n s Yates nr Wharf. ^ Phillips Charles J, Propr London Hotel, cor Broad and "** Johnson. "I Phillips C^eor^e. Stoves and Tinware, De Cosmos blk ■ Government nr Cormorant, {See page 613.) Philipps Wm H, engraver, die sinker and embosser, Yates above Douglas. Phoenix Assurance Co of London, Thomas C Nuttall agent, cor Government and Bastion. Pickering & Co (Joseph F Pickering, Alexander Lindsay), em- ploymeiit, Fort nr Broad. Pierre Thomas W, tailor, Yates. Pitts Sidney J, wholesale grocer, n s Yates nr Wharf. Pointer N, clothing, Johnson. J. F. Beardtley, Phjnouui, TACOMA, W. T. 1 X ■ ■ I I Those who beliere in "Home Industry' should patronize tlatl«nu;tlon Maaranteed :"Lal[enflionFnniitiireffllCo. Besides yon will saye money thereby. LARGEST HTOCK. SIIII Ht., opp. Oeetdental Hotel, Meatile. c/1 Eh Szi »-i CD 1-1 O E-« J3 O Eh CD ca o 623 R. L. POLK A w .X2TX Qox^ozae. cc.a.Xi ozx^. Paints, Oils. Olass and Wall Paper HALL & CAVENDER. REAL LOAN ESTATE, BROKERS, TAOOMA, W T. VIOTORIA DIREOTOBY. 624 Bussell James, baker, Douglas. BnsBell, McDonald & Co (Charles Bussell, James McDonald), variety store, cor Douglas and Fisguard. Royal Hotel, Thomas J Jones Propr, n e cor Fort and Douglas. Safercade Frank, clothing, Johnson. St. Nicholas Hotel, John McCartney propr, Government. Salmon E J & Co (Emanuel J Salmon), furniture, Johnson. Salmon Henry L, cigars, Government nr Yates. Sargison George A, commission agt, Langley nr Bastion. . Saunders Henry, grocer, cor Johnson and Oriental. Schnoter Andrew, cigar manufacturer, Fisgard nr Douglas. Schoen Sigmnnd, grocer, cor Douglas and Discovery. Scott Wm, saloon, e s Wharf bet Yates and Bastion. Sears Joseph, paints, oils, etc, Yates above Douglas. Sehl Frank, saloon. Government nr Yates. Sehl Jacob, furniture, 311 Government. Senate Saloon, O'Brien & Hill Froprs, Government op Postoffice. Shakespeare Mrs Noah, fancy goods, cor Broad and View. Shakespeare Noah, insurance, cur Broad and View. Shannon & Co (Edward D Shannon), real estate, Government. Sharp David, tailor, Douglas nr Yates. Shaw Thomas, propr Western Hotel, cor Store and Discovery. Siiears & Page (Walter Shears, Francis Page), dry goods, Gov- ernment. Shore & Anderson (Albert Shore, George Anderson) furniture, Douglas nr Pandora. Shore Henry, gunsmith, Fort nr Government. Shotbolt Thomas, druggist, Johnson nr Government. Siewerd Henry F, saloon, cor Government and Johnson. Simpson Donald, tailor, Fort. Simpson George L, furniture, e s Douglas nr Yates. Smallbone Charles R, Gardener and Florist, Johnson above Cook. (^See p 609.) Smith Arthur, machinist. Broad. Smith Charles IfIcK, Propr Daily and Weekly Standard, w 8 Government s of Postoffice. Smith M R & Co (Moses R Smith), bakery. Fort nr Broad. Smyth Wm, boot and shoe mnfr, cor Store and Fisguard. Sommer Joseph, picture frame manufacturer, Government. Spencer David, dry goods, e s Government and w s Broad. H VV UUJJ Farmlnif Implemimtii, BulldrrN' Map. • **• ▼^ Xi^V^J^, pi leB •iirf«ener«l Hardware. IIM Paelfle Ave., and llSl H. K. Mt^ TACOMA, W. T. H X m SL 5" o o 3 Seattle Hardware Co.j'^Efflf [SUPPLIES 6«8 "ront Mt., Seattle. { MILLMBN'B ) —-—w 625 • €9 CO 00 ii MS c « 5* iS ii B. L. POLK St CO.'S Spencer Edmund W, saloon, s s Bastion. Stanhope Berte, shoenaaker, Yates. Steele Peter, saloon, n s Bastion nr Wharf, Steitz & Pelletier (George Steitz, John Pelletier), bakery and restaaruiit, n s Yates nr Government. Stemler Sc Earle (Louis Stemler, Thomas Earle), Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mill, Government bet Johnson and Cormorant. Stevens John, saloon, w s Government nr Johnson. SteTens Robert J, U S Consul, cor Government and Bronghton. Stewart John, plumber, Yates nr Gov ument. Storey Thomas, undertaker, cor Govei.iment and Broughton. Strouss & Co (Carl Strouss, Emanuel Blomingdale), wholesale dry goods, cor Wharf and Bastion. Summers James, Propr Gordon Hotel, s s Johnson nr Wharf. Tai SoonST Sc Co, Importers of Chinese Goods, 33 Cor- morant. [See p 613.) Tait & Stevenson (John R Tait, Wm G Stevenson), Proprs Pritchard House, n e cor Yates and Government. Teague John, architect. Government. The Albion Iron Works Co (Ld), Robert Dansmnir pres, Wra F BuUen sec, George Clark supt, Store. The Ames Holden Co (Ames Holden & Co Montreal, James Redmond Winnipeg, and A C Flumerfelt Victoria), whpl boots and shoes. Wharf nr Yates. The Clarence Hotel, F J Richards jr Propr. The Colonist Daily and UTeekly, Ellis & Co Props,. Colonisi bldg w s Government. Thompson Robert B, dentist, Government Thompson Thomas, guns;,' I ith, Johnson. Tiedemann Hermann O, architect, Langley nr Bastion. Tilton Howard, grain and commission, Wharf. Times Daily and Weekly, Times Printing and Pub- lishing Co Proprs, s s Yates bet Government and Langley. Times Printing: and Publishini? Co, Publishers of ii Daily and Weekly Times, s s Yates bet Government and Langley. Tippins Wm J, confectioner. Fort. larles F), general importers, sh s e cor Yates and Langley. CT . A ffffl, V l> T* Impurter and Wholesale Dealer in lI'lneH. Mqaom • JJ.a.« «XjXI» X , wniH «icarii. Hole Aaent for the •'ore** Kiw* and the Tiiylor Ki'ittarky Honrbtm Hied«eek Cliampa«ae and Rye %« hloklea. Depot for the iOO0 FACiriC AV., TAIXIMA, VI' Piper T. <«p ■■Wifl aiUl Mtreet, opp. Oeetdental Hotel, mKATTIduce, Gen»l Gov- and PUGET 800ND DIBECTOBy. 628 THE mt I ' ill . m ni l I f •^ Gct^etteeiRi}^ e.SZi ANDSS^S Business Directory For 18S8 Is now in Course of Preparation. it is the only legitimate work o! the kind published on the Paeifi<5 Coast. The PnbliBhers, R. tv. 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