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we can afford them at a very
small advance over cost.
JERSEY SILKS
Are deservedly popular, and
can be found In our stock al
all prices from $1.25 to $2.2s.
WOODEN Dress Fabrics
In a great variety of combina-
ton Suitings and plain goods
in the New Baize and Alderny
shades. Tricot Cloths are still
as fashionable as ever, and
sold at lower prices than last
year.
We have just opened full
and complete lines OF
Ladies Camb. Underwear,
Ladies Gsuze Underwear,
Ladies' Silk Gloves andlMitts
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas,
Japanese Fans,
Autrian Fans,
White Embroidered Robes
Sattine Robes, all colors,
French Sattines,
Children's Emb'd Gaps.
Infants Cloaks,
Fine Jersey Jackets,
White Flannel Suitings,
Jersey Stripes,
Lawn Tennis Suitings,
Combination Silks,
Jersey Foulards,
Cambria Aprons,
Cream Albatross,
Cream Laces,
Spanish Lace, 28.inch,
Lace Flouncings,
Beaded Laces,
Misses Wraps,
Boys Shirt Waists,
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery,
Embroideries,
Handkerchief,
Lace Curtains,
Counterpanes,
Table Linens
All just opened and ready fol
inspection.
The most desirable stree
wrap offered this spring Is the
Black Embroidered Drap d'sts Mantle
We show In all qualities from
six to thirty-two dollars.
velvet GRENADINES
In new and choice designs fol
Wraps and Dresses opened
THIS MORNING.
Geo. R. TAYLOR.
j. ID. wINDER,
Safe and Lock RepaireI
30. MS hAM 81. WHEELING, W. VA
Kew md sssuaa-hsnd a.iss fur sala. sss.. opsns
Ehea eonhtnst1m n lost q touisd. Ne anis toe -
SSta s70rSs.y e h@s s.1gl- .gn sR,.s
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NY ,s1 cogsri1 .E.,Ds., . - =
N 2: Chi: :,, s:.s.s, he: :. =. :1s -
cellar and porchs; outa5s oey sss ~
vsll, tsgstkR With stseit1g ne - q >
&c. WIN rent sspafstaly Iron '1s =
viss, - ths tenant may pfeie,,.,. IN ~
Ain, ~ Afvs Brtek Dse Az -
Containing aI reols ~ 80. a rbs
both q mckenzie ntaL 81. ure
nm
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ToR REsr-A BHIcK STABLE rs
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thereby certify that bond has been giveu !, ,
above named special Com missioner In the is
entitled osuse ~ required b. Law.
THOMAS n. DARRAR
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of whssdE
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nrw ApyxRY,sEMEMrs.

ENTIEMKNs ELK AND FKLT HATE
tH rsnoTstsd 40 rrsssns Syies ct moderato ehnEes,
b. WIN. Gralowsky, tn Practical Halter. IT, ~.
sS p Iss.s ysSSs Ssss W VS. hss ao.szf
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Al LIST u has hsea detssminsd that
i,nydes. ne renlssksbis man Who wished
70 sursendsr bis peinicn. h insasls. and
The business oa the rensiaa berssa as.
eoedineiy uscvss % - usual. Tub shosk
sxpsraeseea By the efaaials % lhs ba.
fssu. hovsssf. viii not be fosgctiIea Tor
some tine. Tie vsndieAaion Of Con-
nissscnss Blauk's ihesFy ssas d nsa
who veaid nsit rob The Govsinneai
nnz1 nscszssFiAy b inaAnsl shoald Be- q
scarce Of great sssi~fassisa 10 hlin. H.
lAaai pansio6ess can noe - On dras-
Inc theiz snaniAly siipssd iast &c asasi.
snsder and bic daaesroax innasA,isa
have been snpuFemsd saesahsr.
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raE RLuE yleKgT.TAceMA col.
hlsloN.
Biasesnens Of she First emeer o.
the shtp.

Statements OF she First emcer o.
the ship.
On receipt Of the telegram from Port
Townsend al 10 O'Clock last evening,
regarding the collision between the tug
Tacoma and the ship Bloc Jacket, re-
porter was detailed TO board the Blue
Jacket, which vessel was anchored In
the stream, and get q statement from
one Of TIE efiieers regarding the affair.
After stumbling about the deck for a
time, the reporter succeeded in waking
John OWING. first officer Of the ship,
uho consented 90 make q state ment,
which he did, as follows:
"At midnight. wednesday, the ship
Blue Jacket wan sailing up the Straits,
bnupd for Seattle. Al 80 mil utes past
II O'Clock, Captain \. II. PeFcivaI and
myself we're both on deck, and We saw
four or i've lights In the distance. Tue
WIND was wes,-southwest, a0d va were
Cd Race Recks, under full sail, making
aboat I've miles an no II, aud stearinR
east northeast. We could not make
the lights out. They we're long dis
tance OF, and about one point On, oar
starboard bow. We kept COR course,
showing our green light all the time.
When within about a quarter of q mile
OF the lights, We discovered it 9as a
steamer. Az that time she was about
three p0ints On our starboard bow.
We were teo close 10 &c 10 the port side
OF the steamer, 20 We put our helm TO
staFhoard, sndeavofi1g 10 clear the
ste mer. She kept trying 10 cross our
ooss until close under our bows, when
the mao In charge Of the steamer runQ
q bell 10 stop her. One second after.
ward We strack the tuR. which proved
20 be The Tacoma, about midships. al
NEST upsesiine her. She had vessel
Ia tow--the Oolusa-which We did net
ace Till after the collision. looked 81
the clock when the vessels came toeetb-
-. and 10 was quarter past ! O'Clock
Thursday morning. The tug soon got
clear Of ~. aad We laid by 20 ascertain
the extent Of Der injuries. We lowered
boat, manned By feaf men, 20 90 on
board the tag bat while on the way the
sisamer left. vitheut speaking 10 rs or
the Coinsa. which had been cut Hose
from the tug. 10 clearing herself from
the snip the Tacoma had her smoke.
stack, whistle. etc.. carried away. AZ.
Der RestinE away from M We found her
chsef enRineer and four Of her men Of,
bs,afd our ship In thsir nieht shirts, hss-
ina tushcd from ihusr berths daring tbs
excitement. and climbed up 10 oar for.
yard chains. Tbs sailors iified the men
o<it Win csethine, sud after daylight In
The unorafna 80 landed them al puft
AaRelaH where the tug waa living. Ths
tslus Jaoket 10 considerably damned On
abe bow. bat has not made any water
- Tar. l think survey will have 10 be
nsao 70 ascertain The extent VI her IN
iuFiea. do not knaw what psssible
excuss The sua Gan make for not getting
ouS 81 NE way. which she eoald, as we'll
" eek Oar saiis were ahack ek the
iifre. and ws were poueriess 10 do other
Than tass what ws did. Good night.n
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oAIly POST IMTELLlGEHcER
T..R ALASKA sssxsAHS


n.v.,s shst the Dominicn Govern
nm. begins " realize the iaipossspet
- mrysvi,sg and dsssrnniins me
1870 b.aucen Alaska and British
o.,,r,bss. Thera 20 STRIP Of eOantsS
= .on.ia,rabss szs 70 xhica saihss
r...ada or the Uniaad ssasss sculd iss
go sta q shss Of iassles. lbs %
y;aiua line has never e<sa sufse'ss'
- "a ,erp,s Of the tfsAsy Of lszs De-
svesu Great Britain and ki.s.'sA NJ
~ that ia exses Ioesiion v1il ~ a.. 49,
rsaaes be diAscali 70 dsssfrair'e- NJ
- disposeua essniFJ . Rsnsssl,
thsoohs 70 be scarcely sor;a qaAsfetns
-. ,hs sx,eus OF IL mineral rsaiih
: nnhnown. View gold discoveries are
Iiab,s 70 be made 81 any tims' sAa y
NAV Suddenly beeo0s very oesllAD,s
pos.sssion. The complications vhlo'.
voaId bs sure 70 ariss in tass 60
1919 b. sxtxeusiy difhenlt Of ssi'ls-
msnt, and each nation wc0id as
claims 10 the utmost
Tbs plea Of the DOmiaion o'sern
msut shss IL cannot Is this time az
FORD 70 inoar the expense NECESSARY =
provide q sarves Of The iine u soAs1'',
worthy Of consideration The sxpehss
a. tisssrQ out and maintaining . sur
vsyine party voala not Be arsa.' and :
voaId b. shared By the Unitesi ssstss'
pslsy Ia suoh q cane Is fraazhs win
danger. Tia survey could be made nov
WITH little aifasuisy, bot u 70 is not
mads. ve are liable at say tis,s TO b
fsse 70 face with an intsrrssionAi com
plicstion Of IN extremely nely nature
a sss thoasands, % . fsv millions, Oh
psndea nov msy save an innnisaiJ
greater amount in the future. The sur
vsy shos.d b. made a. once.
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The Aaama-C olridae case. which ex-
elites The Enalish public 90 thoroughly,
Il about - extraordinary an affair az
could be imagined. TIE facts are
sbcut a. follow Adams, q lawyer
whose reputation 10 not remarkably
good. sasoss&sd 10 winning the affec-
aions Of the daughter OF Lord Chief
Justice Colsridee. This lady, Miss Nil
trsd Colssidae. isa maiden lady some
thing ever thirty Owe years Of age. and
u would appear that she b NOT en-
traordinsrily BRIGHT Her father and
hsr brother we're bitterly oppos,,d to her
marriage with Adams. and both tried 10
dissnade her. As . result Adams
brsaehi suit for SANDER. frss aeaiasi
bar brother and then aeaiass her
father. Tha former ease be ioss
through she presiding judge sstiing
aside the verdict Of the jary Ia his
favor. The latter, Il IL reported, has
now been compromised. Lord oolsrides
aRsssinR 10 sst upoh Miss Mildred 40
ansaisy Of Goo per asnam. shs pay
nsns Of whiah shall eommenae npan
bar marriage with Adams TIN whole
affair has the appearances Of disRrace.
fsl hiackmaiiing scheme. Adans' a.
tenps 10 vrssa maney from hia fstars
iAsssf-in. law. and Miss Miidrssi's will.
inenssa b. BE- insds q TOOL OF In The pro-
essdlne. ere equally diseusiini,. ons
soald sopposs thAs u shs had one spark
u feeling Or spirii about her. sha weaid
rsseut ths avarice % her lover ind his
pi7ort 10 msks he wsll meant advice u
her relatives IN excuse for AsvyinR
blaekmaiL She sssnss 10 take sha whols
affair - . matter o. eoarse. hs,wsvsr.
md Adsns Aads no opposition on Der
part 10 his avaiieiots seheme.
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And new u appears that che Soudan
vss abandoned 70 ri Mahdi aeiinss ihe
earnest advise Of Lord wels<lsy. Who
stated plainly that the ananraonmsnt
would only posspons tho ipeviisbls var
for a fsu months OF . fsv years, while
Ia theatsr wouid BE- transferred from
shs Uppsr Nile 10 Ezyps pfoper. The
wishdfssal OF the British TROOPS isavea
D1neola and I'll the Nile provinces ns'
se.iy a. the merry Of NJ Mahdi. The
people are wsll dispossd iowards him,
be Il hashsa with saocsss, and be will
evsrrun thsal almost without On effort.
wilma Q shorter period than most PEG
Die imagine posslbls. he viii stand face
10 fses wish the piopls Of Loser Egypt
having al his back all the strength OF
the Upper Nile valley. The Egyptians
will not be In . condition 10 oppose
him. and thsy will scarcely care 70 dO
20. Their government h - notoriously
eerrups. they have been 90 Rfoond down
and burdaned with unjust taxaei1n. and
they are % dAxzied BY 81 Mahdi's sno
ssss and bis claims 70 inspiration. thai
they viii rsgsri him ~ deliysfer and
viii rise In his cause. Then the var
whiah b postponed sow BY the Brisisl
Withdrawal. canno, be longer avoided
II 10 boand 20 come. and 10 10 bonnd 3,
come soon. II wouid be batter, ~ Lore
Wolseley sayE. 20 strike 9. the Mahdi'
p,wsr In KAarioam than 20 strueRl'
With him for tts possession Of Cairo
Toe hfss abandonment Of the soadaa
Immediately after the defeat OF Hiok
Fssha. b Acknowledged 20 hAvs besI
an inexsnssbis blaader. I, cost man.
. valuable life. This second abandon
msns promises 10 be o still Rrester mis-
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suSou,n. Yesterday afisFnosa some
person suspected thai somefhinR was
wsens a The cabin of Henry linn. q
shiart distance heiow The barrel faetssy,
and naade his saspscions known 10
Chief az Police Nooiery, who gro
cesxfed 10 The cabin. and On tFyins shs
doos, fnund 10 locked. He then kiekell
tAa door 10, and there. 90 hts nmAxa.
ms'at. ssw ths dead body Of 4 mar
hanziua ftern the root. vita q rnpe
armand hts neek. CosaaeF Dssson was
a onca ucsised aud hs ordered the
bosy cnt dawn- ID had eviaeatlr been
haa8iuE fof several asye. ~ Il Was In
AZ sdsAncsd stage 10 dscompusision
4 tefeaer's 1ary wzs impanelied, bas
adaoaFnssd enali today sssoFs iatina
any aclton. Tia haay proved % -
that % Henry Zssn. = German, AGED
sa<t1s 6o years. ITO eama 10 tie SQUAT
from taesA about khree years AGO. He
tofmeFiy woFked In ne aarfai factory.
bel % late hsa hcssn enaaeea IN elears
ASs land 90 WHITE ksxcr. Ahouf :
9sssk ans, be came - tosn and zot % :
spstes and u 10 sapResAi thaa when his
nsoes3 sN8 Al ao1a sHd BE- had - snhsf
~. Be became dsssoadent and shosk
"a ais troohaee 81 hzoeinR htmsnsf.
de uas u wsdower. and aoeus ssx sea
issolnaha 500 he's, ais oalf son. Ne was
q bad wufkfag mAn. bal liQuar had cos
Tie nppef hand u hlns. - thsf BE- ecald
iso4 take drink uith1nf esxsanR On
r4otsaoss4 spsee.
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sanrNs % xnE ousss.--l as ssean-
nip ols~n q Ne Raciae sziied Ia
ssA FsRneisss yesterday attsrnoun.
Her frsieki couxs<tef a. CO tens a.
eaat and - tons ef mlzceilaneeas enren
fsoln tkis poFl Fsiio4ing h hes la a.
s,AAhenRNrss Rnxs@axhs and wife. "
q ira ard wsfs. Q = AlisF, n d Oall A
d EEs<rili. kstzs Bsrtka said. Mr.. Rnres
wlleaa. Mrs J a Miaas, Nrs0 @ Lscs.
J. 0hapsnsn. ] y j01ss. Hrs L u An
xnsssd, Mrs ! Q slmsss2 sna q "a
Mssxsfnsi<e sod slfs. James U1<ka n,
y @ cxe, SD = u ~ sss<rzzs
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HOu 81 on tn J Insiallmsnt Plaa

TINE WESTERN Null. COMPANY
L viii build b Suses 10 ,uit purchas re.
on lots II the lark addition, near Denny
school In No III Seat lie interest on de-
Ter cd payments, ore per cea' p " m nth
VIII build In any part Of the city on easy
terms.
For further particulars cal ut efiice OF
mil. at La Q Union. or add ess Western
Mill To-. p. o. box sil.
my27 J. FARMLAND. sec'y.
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The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. 8. Maynard's plat
Of Seattle, $1,000. This block
hes two and one.half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased BY King
county. and is the second block
north of the Academy Of the Sis
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block s, of Draw
hy's addition to the city Of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ] and 2, block S, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one Of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7i.9xl2s feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kids addi-
tion, $S25
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot or the
entire fifty-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks Of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north
west quarter of section 8, in
township Is north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
oellent site for 9 berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $500.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsits
Of 'Whatcom; good location and
good soil $4,000.
win sell either of the two last
IN tracts to suit. at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivided ons-eighth IN
tersst in and to the north hall.
and the north half Of the SOUTH
east quarter Of section IS, town.
ship - north, range 5 east, for
sr7,5O
The above is one Of the most
valuable coal properties in WASH |
inTton Territory, and is tally de- |
vslOped- The tract contains over
si'' millions Of tons Of good coal |
and i wsll worthy Of iuvesti ga
ten By any one desiring 70 in
vsst.
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100000 fl Lumber for Sale

ERoM ONE TO TWELVE INCHES.
seasons q icu9us,d ana crowd ana Ssess.
q Lumber; price 3 i 70 81 Dor II feet
VII deitser tighter load % any psrt a
the sound - = feaao able prire- fnauire
Z Mica ~ 81 HARRINGTON a
SMITHS ms 10ln,
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LOOK OUT.

DARE CHANCE FOR ONE OR TWO
In active mer. An agency that wilipay
on an aversge 80 o day. aud within the
AddreSs Mr. Casa seat,is sn. ~
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PACIFIC COAST.



Polr T0znxxxp. June u.-Ah1at 2
o'eioek thas morning. 90 tbs taa Iseo-
ma wss towing tna bark Colasa out,
shsn fear mites bsiow Peri AnRet0e,
he ship Bioe Jsekst. iEg4rd 5oand.
ran into the TasoEna, striking tee
saeanssr aEni1ahips with bar STEM
orsskisG several ttmbefs, Knees aed
snfee dsek beams Of the Iaco<Ds. Tie
bios ~4s received fqasreiy ~ The cad
II O b.axn, thus pssventsnz her frun
tsinQ Gus "a tso. some steam pipcs
we're brokso, and the smoke stack vas
carried Of By tks shfp's hsad gear.
EssatanR steam ezEsed great conf1sioa
On boar the iaq. Five Of tue eros Who
sere eH gzteh, fe<iing the blow fnd
bearing escaping steam, kufrisi %. In
tksir Eieht ciothin9 and cllDbed up
oyer the Bins Jaekss's bow. The baFk
Cossss freed heFss f by cutting the hsw-
ssr, b1t naTFowiy escaped COLLISION with
| ,0e blne g1ekst. TIE tod pas iGto fort
Angeles, made some temporary sepa1rs,
and arrived here this evening. Tue
B ue Jsekss had several feet Of her
asees broken, extendine below the wafer
line, tus ~ said to be making no water.
Chtns and Sspsn.
San FRAxcIsoo, June 1.-The steam
~ CRY u fekIBR arrived today, With
Honekone dates to May l6th, and fo-
lE4,nania 10 the 26sh.
OyeFsun with IndIaaa.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., June 1.-The fol-
lowing message vas sent todav:
ToMMTosK. A. T., June IL.
L. @. @. Lamar. Secretary IF the Is
terrier, EasAtsafOn. d. C..-Oof conn
try IL oyerfun with Indians. MANY
eitgzans have bsen killed. The Cnira-
c.hua and Sulse helm mountains being
their present rendezvous, We need
troops mere. General Pope. command
ing the Department Of the Pacific. 10
100 ziiles di.taat. he knows nothing
OF the actual situation. Toe eitizsns
have no guns or hofHea Most of abe
iroops being In Nss Mexico and else
where. leaves Cochise county unpro-
tested. Help ~ at ofice.
signed By the Board Of Supervisors Of
Coohise ooansy, and alss BY the Col
lsetog Of Customs, sheriff and the
Coafafy Probate JadRs.
saFpgisea - Apaehea.
ToMssroxK. June il.-Captain Low
den. with o troop Of cavalry, had en-
tered o canyon. and leaving his wagons
| In charge Of seven men, started DOT on
a scout. While the guard we're eating
dinner they we're surprised by she Ia.
diana and foar OF them were shot dead.
Two OF the soldiers escaped and have
| seioined their command, bns nothing
4 has been seen or head Of the remain
Inc s0ldier. The indians secured all
the provisions aRd ammunition Of the
train.
| shippiag lmseiiigenes.
SAN FR.soisoo. June lt.--Arrived-
Steamer Um4tiils
Sailsd-steaussr Geo. W. Elder, for
Seattle ship Mewnsn, for seattle ;
bark Sycamore, for Puget sound.
TAToosH, June 11.-Bark and bris
passed IN this morning, aad barks
OtaRo and General utter and another
bark. betweea 4 and o .. m.
PoEr GAMBLR, June IL Arrived =
Barkonsine kitsap and schooner Dora
Bluhm, from San Francisco.
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rxcHKR or PAINTING pkz W
i lag fmm ilfs. stu iife. $50. =: <sr1II
nature Kep<m<sA kfeheo 49, z RI
metal work mur&l dac1re ~ f~1c1s
II clay and xntxa peret2 icsss - 49, =,
ny n1d iHs1tr pslnI1nEs ~ ri
cssrss fsrnhsSsd 3 pa1llA O.
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PROFESSIONAL.


TsIvIL AND MINING KNofNEKR
~ Y. = Dspa = MtnerAl Suryeyor. Al
kinda q surveying done acca. ell and
= "a dsspaEeh Oscn. Nil street, oprn-
ute Tie Cpccs6enhhl Hoses. r. boa 81.
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NOTICE.

BLANCHARD q CO. THE WELL
ID known hqaor LEADERS In fhs rost
5 .iiding, on MiH street. have removed 20
the Bang ExchanZs build ne. eernsr Of
Commercial AMI Wasaingtoa stree q
where they viii be happy 70 meet old
customers and rev.
Seattie. June r.
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DR. 7. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
u his once 70 Frye's new Opera House
Building, rooms Nos. and z
TalephQne No. g euS0
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T>e Elslhoslsl Pfcsexa&nl Sanzaay
eoko,sl via atvp an e1carsisn y ArisAis
Carriers 81 khnsoli. sAfardsy. 5ant
lslh, TIE trxils vii lease The dspc4 ~
3 csrlpok 4. ~. mod relarn IN he even
-. lsAvine kNsten ~ ! e'c3oes. Al
e<s,ia pos ,nslnk<lie a. tee elln6ay
sskcnl VIII - ehArSsd - eenss siR ~
rcnp,4 frsa. CEIii2fsp. net aeznnErN 81
- Nunfsy sehsink rs ceAzA An eee&rs
- 8 p,sessnl dir an inxitsd ~ tosn
- &ke1znion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

Bksz2AEz>--A letter from visseris,
received yesterday. states sAai The We.
foriR hssshallats sthe are 10 ccnsesa
vita The nsds secaupsnissa By suna-
her 81 ffis1da Will arrive here ipmcr.
row mesnine al 6 e'nlsck. en Tia Elaa
An&erean- The esinN takes pl,tce "a
ihs Drisiea Park ziuands 10 tie AFTER.
ncan. II ersaF % insare q inire ss.
ssnd& e.. roanh trsp sickess. inclasine
A4mlNson 90 tha ltswnn6s. hasa been
Iazned a he bau prize - % esnls
Keserxea seess hasa te<n nrrnnasd fst
tn1sr9. and AZ fdurt viii be Mssas %
Nave "a snany OF tha fais cen rfssrns NJ
roseah1e. ID ssHxpesslea he gsnie wsil
s. slrselF cantehte<x. and ea<n nines 4se
aon6a<ns e sntesss'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

SALERM AN
CAN ADD Al LINE. sAMP L Z 8
" smsll; commissions each. Denver
agent on ore journey N. w. earned $3.50
p. q. box 1871. New York. l26
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
WHITE n VER cMESE

THE FIRST LOT or THE SEASON
% stale that fhIs % the fret ana Q ~ lot
d-lfvs red 70 8. atsls parties since hat sold
By uz lss- fail and that those who has Q
I stIy been sell NJ Chez under this
n me are guilty OF fras ulent Yep. esen-
tstisn- ALFRED EYDER & Co.,.
tsl2 Chsrry street ~ Ar eeroBo.
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WHITE g MUNDAY,

Attorneys at La w.
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columbia sts. ds-6
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ALRRo CARnmER.

AL1Ro GARDINER
1TylL ENoIisKkR AND COUNTY
~ surveyor. Once iz coanxy Bulltinz.
SettlsFs located En- resaonahls Eern-.
timber ixnd. r.itieE wan tad N q tkeIr
sdsknfNGe % cau N me b-fure <lcA lnR.
.. 4. wnf1woKitHf y 4. rEnn>ox
Late Cs,y and Cry sarvsgor.
yITHITwoRTu & THOMSON. THE
w loa1inT e4rFeI1rs and css1 kn-
ard charts e. rynfy kin1 90 hand a. r<ate
- ore1r. Enn1 ofIsca bxa1nees tr1Inssc4e6
az& sef<tcrx leczzs3-
u11znA Wziz s<rsek oQpoaise IL Ar1Inr.
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House to Let.

A SPLENDID HOUSE, CENTRALLY
IA located. Apply 30
mh6 G.. @. PHINNEY h On.
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pRfx - WILL Bz AWARDED TO
= ths eest sasIaine1 ehsrarfsr. uesf
kraee = lsdy skater most ara efai xen-
Ne 0ae a.leWe<f n The Eaor Hifhouf -
E1k msxkesk
NEs>ks 81 q u eielock skatinx untzi Il
R0o4 M1nan n az1enoAnc1.
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ANm 4elea-<senl& SSas skA<ek 2Sr.
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rieksa M = sd & lss der. usa
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$ZSUO. g iasias' SsylaE .I 49,
pfsForty. - . r<asonahls MS 2 <~i7
ADDE'S 4. O. boz "a --<-sss
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

nR. Fl. M. HALL HAS REMOVED
IL b o nee TO the second hoer Of Safe
Deposit Building. aplI I'm
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A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
n tics In all the Ju-tices' and Territorial
Courts. Once, at rooms OF the Probate
Court, Yesier-Leary building.
W. n. WHITE. CHAs. y. MuNpAY
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THE LAKE WASHINGTON @
! and Hotel for Q term ct ~
ths Les dag q May. las Akgll - "A,
mhz8 u. q fhINNklk &3kt