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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

TnnoaAss Mule 80 lsasne6
yesterday thaa The Port Diahsly Mn
company haa eoosluded 70 sssot tsu-
pessry mill With which 70 cot The lum-
bee fos TIE usv mill soon 70 - cen
.tsuolso % tAss spst. To that end ths
sesamss Politkofsky cams heee md Ros
- Of hsad hsseAs fso0 the
Osegnn 1op6evs0sne eempsny. OPP
tajo Rsnton hes boaaht The mapninefs
ia ~ mill q Whatsnm, sad he Steam
% PoIitkofsky Oil 20 dovn shere Today
20 CARY 10 70 biskely. The old boilers
will be ssod 70 make seeam for tne tenn
posssy mtll. and Oapeaia Rsatoo ex.
pvels 10 BE- satttne luobss NTH W. ~.
posAsy mill II thirty dASa IT, drav.
inse foe The ~ miAl ase neasiy eoD-
pleesd, end The Vosk u 0sivina p1lea fol
~ foundssion has been Gotaa On fsu
fear days. Ths no mill viii BE- lietie
larger Than tne old ooo, end the M
shiassy vii b plsesd Iistje dt&sssos.
". b1s The cutting capacity viii b
abous The same.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14
WORKING UYDER WATER.
! SOB nAnma DsvHD AMuoD HAny
r9oeE8. >

Captain IsesahAn. the vietosis cob
marine diver Who vas induced 70 come
70 seattle By Nessss. Allsn Z Nelson, %
assist them In recoverinR The seventy
I've tous Of ssssl rails eeiepeine 10 The
SAssop Railroad COMPANY. which we're
damped OVERHEARD By The sapasip9 of
eoou - The Ooeon dock 60 evening
Iass Otsh, dssV . larger aodisoee yestes.
dag aftsfo0oo Than hso oeoo assembled
N HsAasls since the Asilageoo hoeel 6so.
the vAslous dooks aud vbasvos fro0
vusoh . visv Of the opssAti0u eoaid b
witnessed we're crowded b. men, women.
oesidfso aud email boys. Ill eaaes 10 60
what Gas going On. Tue ospeotp bed uoe
Up9n bic bideoos looking onle f0e SONS
time. and 10 rsQetsed eooeadegaole ssuss
90 ess n sdjo-ssd psopsfiy. cd nos N
al sEsse asssmp,s Wess made do ths
diver havs every thing WORKING lest q
suts hin. HIS dressing room vns on I.
vsls driver moosed atonaeide Of ths
scov which u " resolve the rails q
they asu raised from sbeis muddy bed,
u plain sight Of bis auditors. Hirse, be
pos on DIS suts Of white rubber, theu
bic shoss viih thick led eolse,
and ohso his hldeoos bsass head
9sAr, With . fean0 alaGD faes
vhich SCREWS %. Afuss thAs the ropes
SAD air ness vsss asssehed 70 him, end
40 men - 20 Vcsk turning tae osAoks
on the air pamp which fsee0blse ~
old fashioned Little 03sut washing
machine, more shas anything. The
DIVER alovly descended On . ladder
sh.ch extended from the diver 70 The
bottom, and - be disappsssed beneath
the vassr, sort Of subdued shoddsr
seem 10 pas over the iumsnse con-
arraation. Tue diver carried great
quantities OF Lad on his shoulders TO
1oid MIN down. Presently sort OF
signal was cent up 20 the surface, And
sbe hctstibg engine on the pile driver
started TO work aud soon brought gp
Mr.. sobmefeet rail No. I.
"Oa pshsW." cried one Of thA ladies 10
despair. II expected 10 sse him come
~ Soc ladder with fsil % his shouid
ef. | would lot have stood here all tht
afternoon eavkine a. the man II bad
suovp thai hateful old machine vas
sosps 10 do all the work."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14


4.
.-'-'.
- - ulDoo1J
49, - 0nnnoGa ~ - - =
- nua01na - - - I. -.
- $50. 49, n--~-- - J.
- --.-'.-.' - :
- - - onnuuf 1n1o0nno
on1on0 = - - - 90. - -
-, -. N.xann--. - s-e..s ---s--..
fr1ne1 =. r--..-.ss.ss..s. -. .1ll.s. 49, -.
ewri1 1u.r1nt~~. ~ 49,. 49, r..
go - - ~ -
a. - - = ~~s.s-s. sss.xS
- fr6nrs - - ~. s.s...s 49,
U0l - - n-11.16s-~ = ~ s..S.
eeve6r6 - S~s,~~ - 49,.
= ~ -. ~ ~ =. ..--S T. -.
euu,1rrr,s1 ~.e.S-.:-- .si5s -
~ ne9s = e~S~s IN y. .sn 49,
49, - ~ - -s,s--..E-.
1aIfA.ree h q -r.l,~s.s -. S-..s
- vofeh 49, - -. q ). -
800 -x,s- N ~ ~. ..ss - o
- n~nd~nr~. s.'s3.s-- 49, -.
asn.r..e. f.s,~ - -. -. -
n vs~w a. 49, r,ss-~--s.-~ - -
vnsun - nafse-as~ 1S<- =. =. ~
~ -oA eSer.es~e - e~,t--.s-s 49,
a. Ia - - i4se~~ .s.~ss a a - -
see.~d v..se~ssv s~~s ~ .---ls
ahon6 80 sn~se e.es.ss.s .sssss~ss.a
f5r 10 1870, cs1rhs. ~.
~. ssr~sSss =. ceSx..>
adooesA e.~o.rs~- -, 49, ~.
russ 4 - bo,.St.'s - -ss.,ss = !. y -
nate'd olII si.i ~ !. s.~sss ~. 1870 q.
msrht - y, ..r.rs.sI srss y. .s.- :.
al vcalA - ,us1. s.s ~. ..-~--ss :.
sne ords. - ..s.hs 80. = ~. 70
a -, 4, cfa--c :, sr--ss. ~. ...I
49, ssts = - sesiSscs ~ - -.
m -. ssS.s,cns - ~ ..s.l,s - -.
ss0rsnse1 - q a,6er y. -. ~. -
d~rs.l ] 4 ness-s 4 scs....i sss .s.sS
= 49, fsr - ns,.,0.
sine e,fy 800, ,s,a.se y eesa = e..4,.-
man sssse sdsr- s.hsve =. tnse,s-s I. 60.
M nee.oa a. TIE ku.d ~ no,i1s.-s
sfeesed. Thrre 4 an osd nans. - rsr-
- uerm,ss - s. taken oni ~s,hi. $50
- e~ii.d shs Ara i,a,sis. 70 - go
naue. = nos safo,esd - - sn.s-.S
III. snss = = ~ ,,ssss 80 ,.s.ss
Wlshsn snss. a,s i,..s-. vnscn ssen,ss.
he Isaa,De bn.,ne,ss hocsss ~ ~. 80 |
4 =. 81 ooor~s. nos ~ !. .iia. - II
dtecrim Il - srses,an a fr.ra. no,ss
,ns.. fos :, "a d,,ag -. 60. sc.ss.
bgies nusld,nss vauia - sudsnssesI
But sv.o anal. H.. AZ t,.,,ss sSsss |. = ..
.,sse a. ~.,c. sns s,-rs,s... - -s<,<<~s.
vnaid - sns,e.s. 49, A.
osa srd 81 th,sn soa sisusos - ehsm II
- ooslt inc snsrsris boiis A. .s,ssri.ss |
no sbis.ssons voeid +. rs,srA Ia ~.
,,~asi'sn "a vnd-c hn,.dsc.. - -
prorrs "A. - aas ~ 49, ssssi-,rs
~hsrs : issss nams.s, ~ nc.s-s 80
besa q eted i vouid nos - rieni 10 |
- a. = 49, sNss ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

IHs BrsL CAass. The hearing IN TIE
HUI 90 e. shich vAs 70 have bseu 70
samed yesterday. 90 again postponed
unstl this morning, - he attorneys
vsre st,endiss tie disertos ooort Shefe
spe civil calendar Of easss vAs being
arranged. There 10 oo0s likeiihoe0
taas ths testimony vtll b al IN this
-na&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14
Mr.. SPENCER WILL STAY.
IN RHHoNKD uur wA1 RRoUuorKD TO
wIxHpaAw MD BEss0MAIfuu
AND He DID.

". B. Spsness. who for some time
past has been acting in The capacities Of
ticket agent. train diapAscher and ssstst-
ant local manager Of shs Puget Sound
81 re Line. the Coiumbis 4 Puss:
sound railroad and alec a. local mansR.r
q The AFFAIRS OF lhs Paei6c Coast
steamship Company. will 10 see future
have his lakors. In . measure. shasrd By
Frank A. Bell. ths prexrs coal agent
tar the Greg o Improvements CcOpAns-
Mr.. Bell hereafter. 10 addition 70 his
psesent dutiss. Gil have general charge
OF ste coal wharf. TIN. vtli result In
tightening Nj. spencer's iabcrs very
materially.
The change b Understood 70 hsve
come sboa, 10 tits vsy; Mr.. Sp ncer .
fev dave ago haEeed Ia his fsssspstson
20 Mr. Nilusr. Iequsry into the or
enasssnces which ted 90 this Get dsvsl
oped the fact that be lbs oeen over
wosksd. When this slata Of s0strs be
esme understood by his sapesior u
cfaes. Re vAs rsQaested 10 vishds&u hss
res.gussion. and the resdjustmsst OF
nss iaboss above outlined vAs made.
This vAs satisfactory 10 Ma. Spencsa
aad be wisndscw his eestanataeu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Dr. yshz 4. HaSysee. P-pzsAeos Msdsrsa sas
safgssAs tss<ztuss. sssss . hsvs essa Sessy's
Dysprp-as fshss<s fes ssiiees "a. Al sshl
sresx psesscre ;e ree1G0pe<zns TIE go
hsS gsoa rveslR.- ArisEss 0yspaR~lA TAB
81 - Qnanssssa ssd asi3 ~ 4 , srxw,
AZ tnAA1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

To PnxsnavE ras kscoaDe.-IhA
sscords In the probate ooort have 10
come % nunssous and vsluminoos that
an application vss made yestefdsy to
he county commissioners fos addiisonsl
conveuieuoes. A. many OF the instfu.
rnrnss filed ere Of eepsosAi t0posssnce
~ their oriainat form (suca ~ wills,
oonds, etc..) sheir preservation 10 Of
vital ietsfess 70 everybody. The pre-.
ent Are psoef safe IN tbs ONCE " &
email. The eo0nisooesee ers oooeideS-
sue TIE advisAbaiity Of eocssraeetus >
vault.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14


rssctAn luzsfs Psonoxsp4-Sreer
sAse Of fsessaFy issh. The Victoria CT.
- sssishss the falioviucs Mr. \ 4.
ceAekvoet, rnssss OF tue ssssmef Osyrs-
-, e-s tesn sppasntsd ageef Zoe shs
y IA y. ard n y. X L. 90. 10 tets
~. As. y. h. Clever. vito IA. act<
Val esssesy fsE several weeks. go.
stfss, aus has assspasd. q gransneus
sases Gu tie EAllraad snd sili leave
Tee taya As. h aeAScos sas
mexs ssssnce 10 Tits rssy Via wlil b.
tseseea 10 bear that bis pest sfiisisus
U.S. sis nsane rsce1nz.. IL tss
esee 10 pscaiaSsxs tas cenpauys
seA Ant util NJ deaes enhxnee stets
ees here - Considerable sxtsEl.
- se<isarg. ~. 81 fssv@a nxux
~ fsisa4s ia y.S.ssiA-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

RRRKYEYK1
& -. - 1900 -.
-. ~ --.s.-.x -. -
=. - ~ 4. 49,, -~s.ss-1 - |.
I 3 -. 49,
-. -. -
- 1...ss ~ ~ T@.ss.
6 ~ = = ss.,ssis
\ = -
XD11v 9ecfRe " 1pssss
- ~ $3.50 $500 -
- bfseessSD 80
- OApeAn teoeeoyss csa -
(DoDee - &C. - = 80
- - : - psssz1s ~ - =
- uuoaeas-
- ebe hssyy b1oy - 0aooay
I 6rS1ns 60 u Alieg = Hslecs's pts
- eenes 81 - n1ssss Ne ssx'
Dg wssnoNa o'sS ssJ'
- OpumiaoSooes CooutDGg bas .
1Sn r 80 sexsasd ~ ptneks1e Hal
{ - ~ Msli 1ssses feseusly 6e6tsassd
Is Ysslss 10 ~ sssy II ssaasss.
- sosa06s Aka. Osptain Bsooest, 4
- InDt,ss fos Pass Osfofo. Sac
GG1y ea1s cosi fos fe<a- TIE Ore
3 - Imooopsosst Company b editing
/ .onnF fes hee.
- sara~use siv Va Wiskis - :
Z - n less far sns Tseosa psopes %
n16g. ~ AIhs Psint. CsuseSs Ldbby
1no e B6stle ysesesosy - ~ .
- - = ssssss h reeovusiu4 ~ tsGs.
-. "a. atshte<,d lichs Il hinchars
- - ~sssc 81 orn~ssl @sscnondsas q
S 1900 1900 nane1 fr.xsks
- tgcnsbs 100 sous u nag fog Osueasn
n nAilnsd, so1cn vaD d1e1eoe9o0 On
nAn'a ehasf.
4 e~asi snt<et&innene Gin b stvsu
- s~S-s~c - tire tanemens az ne
~ ~ 1.rn,sh. Ths useesawene Mi
'ss.....sss. ss.ss- fsso~a. dlxIaensa ard
S.-sss1 Al are veioosn>. Adniaxiop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Lsdies Ans French bAibsseaan vessl
secuoed frooa 81 50 to 90a. odds snd
,nds IN chsidfsC's hosiery ssd urcef
year less thas mar ufscsoress cos1
sklss d sineefmap- JAP
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

uriss Assivsp The shie ivsnhoe.
0esair Carter. arrived here from San
tsssesseo yesterday. In toe sf the Col.
M vHh I've kiekiee mules on deck
- Gup feet 81 retvocd finishing
mgh<s IN tho hSld. Captain Garter
nss be vas 80 long - the care.
oe svensy days THAI The muiss
kveersd esertsing u ths shspe 81
scoo 80 beard, and started in On tbs
easests snt spsrs. Ihe cats ses de
3eeeed wtth tie natss maze ey ths
naes are iumrss oversosf5. Tie cap.
80 dtetsEss tits Is ths xcrsf rssssses
ess made FOR rsny ycsr~. ard ssy'
warts ne u'ore mules In bis Iss
.sastee .sll lad Rack Diamsnd Goa
NJ saa frarei~es.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14
csaMr OF The MUSCLES CURED

GRANT UT AhE 4SSNt-fc I MI.
loan 1. wosd. Of ssrssfss3. oos .
vas c1ssd cs cssmps IA tie legs ~
v~artus AIlcoexs Posogs PIAs-gss.
Mr.. Wood ssyss
Sscse shsse s1Sxtes $50 I vas tAkeo
very sch ui'e s<vefs pAin 10 the 81. ali
az nv back ever TIE ks3EeyA It's
..Ata vss sxnaesstsns. afyiisd 81
Aracecg's raasrS ftAsfsn oysr tbs
sfsese<s ressos, aid bad rsstef Alzsesi
vie ia an haas. Al tha ssas ttass. "a
r sarcs,nn wsa tbs ssouhss- I lad
wv erssl r~rxaa. Disturbances, saecs
irx nv l<Ss With erAs.Is ~ | seed
ece-e<ay sisep. Meesiax vsfh soee sac
c<-s usts nv aacA agrsssd Essstes
ana<r the hpe< 90 each los. sud 10 tsrs<
says vas ecGCissssy eurw6s and hsvs
rssss bsan ssOohasd U sssese ~ -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Immense ossesins IN crochet shaxis,
81 line reduced 10 500, elD 20 Is
Don't miss them. prices los than man
cfacsuress cost. foklae 4 Esnessnan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14
Rrruxs o. cArrars BAILA.p.-Car

Rrruxx % CAPrArs BALLADp.-Cap
tain W. X, Ballard. ens q the mos
enthusiastic cisisens Of Seattle. has ~
tarneI frem CaiifseniA where be and
Nrs. fsalisrt spent the winter. he -
Greatly impfsvsd In health, add bic
w.iens h greater than ever tefofe-
Ms. Ballard Ga nss return With the
cApsain. and vii probably remain he
rslirospis until the cApts.n bctids q
,s~ ressdence hese. He arrived home
eanasy evening. bavEnR eoozs By steam
sf 10 Postisae. he sass thas thousands
a. Cslssosria.s vho have never been
ss,rth on sccoant Of The necessity Of
uakaas the sfir os vsteY wist come %
sne Sound tais SIMMER es rail. De
,slkrd vnh cs&ay mcn whc bad ,usf.
r-.s relsssens vrsh Paaes Soond psepls
fsf years aad years. ozs vfo have ueyes
ssss. us.ps Of fss- crsfcrsrs. vho De
eisre1 tosv ~sc.s 70, as.ov tie scUu 81
~ 30 ty ssshoas vtssfiux All boslDest
roints 10 shss section OF the country
Csr<ain ballard 10 % ~ enshn~1asts<
than ever sses ne hssGss fo;afe y ssee'
ses seattle. sad vsii - case bald hiu
. asne here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Valentines - OAo6csss and AaintoGl
svee bsoaGhs tefsastle. 0AxlA16, eee.
ooA sssost. III
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Big lins of psU hosiesy jase IN; eash
valnGo. Ohssaeg O1oasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14
SEE WANTED ZEE sAsY.

1D11 an AnkBD IN couu4 70 1Hxl
nm, An IN oo9 m nAuoHI11.
.. r. Hsyt anA LiRis !. Hsyt yss
sseday pssssnAsd peatssss b NJ dis'
ssiss eoest thas . vEis Of habsss sospal
70 dtsssssd - Masy 4. Aud. J. ". Boz.
en- ssA 0sase 9. BsUus. ssqgiRina
shso 70 psodsss h ssast ~ pssssa d
Lizsis Oosa Hsyt, ~ dsaahsss Of Tie
81 ttoneso, Who, d b a1lago6, y -
ssratasd Of hes hbesty.
The Uettttc0 sta1es that ~ pgoooooo
b. which TIE rsspondsots Poeain pos
seosion Of the child = that ebey need
hss foe oo0pansoosAip. 1he petition
further aays: = On a. ab0ut ons year
ago from The dsse hesoof the said r.
sponceus toek the ehild. with the Per.
seisaaon Of tie pstisiosess. - hase The
ohila for . spaee Of . fec mooths. white
they. Ne said Bsspoadsnse. visissd Poeea
6eond from The osats Of 4iunseoea. ths
Fespoudents debating shey vo1ld. when
fsQus eted, deliver up toe child"
fbo writ uno Issued. and The hoasi1G
Wss 10 have ooonFfsd q 80 o'elosk yee-
tssday eftesuoon, bat q that hous ~
asaopneyo notiAed the eoaet thot The
dinputs had boe0 ort1le0 amiOahly By
the delivery Of the child 70 her pasent1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Remnants cold sslAs end sastns alaosa
Qivsn away. Flushea ard velvsss WITH
sos regard to vaios. Tonias 4 6inass.
man. 40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Hev goods arriving daily: prices Iou.
sr shan ever. Chester Oleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Come and psies oas jsrssys this vesk
ei.6a reduced % sos. goo 10 15c, ~ 81
~ el.O. ksssy shssa 10 oar vbol.
ssesk IN peoposfio0. msst b. sold tht.
SEX. Fokias 4 sinessmsn. js2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Thsps ssesed had sAsss iss sAls -
Csan 4 ca, - 9ssas sessse ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

so pairs childssos lace and button
sho-s, ssns 10 regular. price u nov 60c
ger rais. iokiAs 4 htpaesnan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

Bic drives In wool hosiery TO slosa
Chester Cieasy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

vaisattnssi Rins assossusss. PnAno'1
latest, q LoUmso 4 HAnfor6's. cornell
Hrsot and OosRsy streets. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-14

0ekakss ~ = paAs. - vAi1s shirts
a0a kssboy splS haas II. ToklAs 4
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IN ORR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

Yealhs' C1othDg
:. ss Ser the gssds
80 IN st further rcdacttsn pr cerf
Seen whs'e sek q ClsthinE dufag the halsne
these
attend wcrk. the %
s.edre6s whs daily hfssg
ToKLAS & S1N0ER16A0,
Commercial and Warrington strests Seattle
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Rev. Mr.. Terwilligar gave an inter
eSting lecture upon the "Tabernacle,"
illustrated by fine model, Friday even
ing, in the church parlors. The lecture
was given under the auspices OF the
Little Woman's Society Of the church.
The Chautauqua circle held its regu-
lar meeting Monday evening at the res
dence of Isaac Cheney, on Gordon ave-
nue.. The programme, in charge of
Miss Marshall, was thoroughly enjoyed
by the members present.
A. w. Woodward will entertain the
Modern Idea Literary club Monday
evening at his residence Oh Raymond
place.
Mrs. E. f. Abbott. of Chicago, visited
her sister, Mrs. f. w. Pickard, the past
week, on her way TO Yellow Stone Park.
The euchre club held its first meet
ing at the residence of j. j. Merrill, on
BaYless avenue west, Friday evening.
A. S. Babcock and bride arrived home
Thursday last, and will occupy one of
the new houses on Wheeler court.
The dancing club was entertained by
Mrs. S. E. Brace Tuesday evening at
her residence on Vane place.
Miss Green, of Minneapolis, has been
the guest of Mrs. George, on Cromwell
avenue. the past week.
The new college of agriculture at the
state farm adds materially to the Park
population.
The Episcopalians will soon COM
mence the erection of their much-need-
ed chapel.
Mrs. G.. C. Parkhurst, of Priscilla
street, who has been very sick, is inn
proving.
Mrs. NJ. C. George, of Cromwell. ave-
nue.. is i'll Chicago visiting friends.
Miss Donna CudwOrth gave a party
to young people Saturday evening.
ID. A. Cudworth has been in Ashland
the past week on business.
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HAMLlNE.

The residents of Hamline are about to
witness the efforts of the students in
publishing a newspaper. A mass meet
ing of the students was held Monday,
and after considerable debate it was de-
cided that the name of the paper should
be "Oracle." An association was formed
and the following officers were elected !:
President, w. f. Brink, 1913: vice presi-
dent, S. T. KerfoOt, 80; secretary, Effie
GrOut. 81; editor-in-chief, NJ. L. Nor
rill, 'S9; business manager. F. f. Lind
say; associate editors, j. E. LathrOp,
'9l; +. f. Farrar. 81; Miss Alta Clark,
80: A. E. Grant, 1872; Miss Jessie Ho-
back, 1913; H. q. Chaffee, '92.
Miss Hattie Gillette was married to
Ernest Allard, of the firm of Lock weed,
Allard 81 Co., of Union Park. The GER
emony was performed at the home of
the bride, 30l Pleasant avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Allard left Tuesday evening,
for Waterloo, Quebec, the former home
of the groom. Upon returning they
will be at home at Hamline.
The Hamline G. l.. S. G. held its reg
ular meeting at the residence OF Mrs.
X. K. Evans Friday evening.
Mrs. Bliss, of Menominee, Mich, was
the guest last week Of Mrs. Kolombach.
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GOSSIP OF THE GAY.
Guests Going and Coming---Our
Own Peoples Movements.


Own Peoples Movements.
Airs. James Murphy, Mrs. Thomas F.
Godfrey, Miss Mamie Murphy, and
Misses Gertrude and Nina Collins re-
turned on Thursday from Ohio, where
they have spent several weeks among
friends.
Rev. d. J. Burrell and family went to
Chicago Tuesday evening. DIR. Burrell
will return in few days. The rest of
the family will make a visit in that
city.
+. E. Smith and mother, who have
been the guests of Charles Gilman and
wife for several weeks, left for their
home IN Augusta, Me-, Wednesday.
MIR, Il. IL. Young, of Forest Heights,
left on Thursday evening for Seattle
Washington territory, where he will
spend few weeks.
Manager c. W. Shepard and bride are
reported en- route for Europe, and Col
West and daughter have postponed
their departure.
Alfred Coe, formerly of the city en-
gineering department, left on Thurs
day for a visit to his old home in New
York state.
o. j. Niles, former student of the
university, returned to Minneapolis
Thursday TO take a special course at the
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Breshep started
Thursday for Chicago. They will visit
there for short time and then go to
Buffalo.
Mrs. Lucien Swift, Jr., left Tuesday
evening TO visit friends in indianapolis
and Cincinnati. She will be absent two
| weeks.
Miss Sarah Potter, of Nashville,
Tenn, is the guest of her brother, Rufus
Potter. She will probably remain until
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Morton, of Chicago,
| arrived ia Minneapolis Thursday. Mr..
Morton will make this city his future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, of Usage, and
! Miss Ellen Harrison. of Charles City,
Iowa, are the guests of Mrs. j. Parrish.
Miss Pirdy, who has been visiting
friends in the city, left Thursday even
| ing for her home in Whitehall, LII.
Mrs. James Lowe and daughters
Carrie and May left on Monday to spend
fine winter with relatives i'll Ohio.
Miss Ncttie Wells,of AnOka, and Mrs,
Hudson. Of Elk River, are the guests fol
a week of Mr.. and Mrs. Blackaby.
Mre. Carrie Mclaughlin has returned
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Assessment for Paving UnIver
s,ty Avenue.
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, |
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, Oct. Is, 1888.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, Oct. Is, 1888.
The Board of Public Works in and
for the corporation of the City of st.
Paul, Minnesota, will meet at their Of
flee in said city at p. m. on the 30th day
of October, A. ID. 1888, to make an
assessment of benefits, costs and
expenses arising from the paving
of University avenue, from Robert
street to Cedar street, with pine blocks
and curbing with granite and the
paving of said University avenue,
from Cedar street to Rice street, with
cedar blocks and curbing with granite,
including the necessary sewer cOnnec-
tiOns to the property lines in said
city, on the property Oh the line of said
improvement, and deemed benefited
thereby. amounting in the aggregate to
$14,957.9O.
All persons interested are hereby no
tilted to be present at said time and
place of making said assessment, and
will be heard.
r. L. GORMAN, President.
Official: w. F. ERWIN,
294-95 Clerk Board of Public Works.
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DRESS GOODS!

so pieces Wool Suiting, AZ
inches wide, Monday morning
25c per yard. Would be con-
sidered cheap at SOC.
60 pieces All-WOOl Cash
meres, great assortment of
styles and colors, SOC.
20 pieces Black Cashmere 40
inches wide, the best soc goods
shown. Monday morning 43c
per yard.
81 pieces 54-inch Dress Elan
mel, all the best fall shades.
Next week 58c, good value at
75c.
% pieces 54-inch Dress Elan
mel, all the shades imaginable.
Been a good seller at 81, next
week 8Oc per yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21
BLANKETS !

200 pairs White 1914 full
size Blankets, a dandy, for 81.
100 pairs Gray 6 1-2-pound
Blankets, fancy border and
large size, worth $3.50, only
S1.68.
100 pairs White 7-pound
Blankets, large size, great
leader at S1.75, worth 50.
so pairs White All-WOOl,
very large. Next week 1913,
worth S..
35 pairs very fine White
Blankets, good $40 Blanket.
Next week, long as they last,
$3.50.