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No Mercury,
No Potash,


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BnEvITIEs.

4bere srs thirtysIr inmates a. the eoan-
y tsil
me steamer Libby remained In port TN
enDa yesterday.
eThe tag Tyee toxed fise chip f;osasna<sgrs
hsAed With SIaD toms of coal 70 ses ye<ses.
~.
Tha track on the West ror~s road will h.
hid 10 within two Haii~s Of snohomixh City
his week
Jeremiaa sullivan died Il g-estasns-
hesyifsi sunday Of pDeusnsaia- and was
The ship Elue Jacket viii be fseed "a
sen se day. Sire iz loaded with Ism 81 fslsez
Diamond coal for ian Francisco
ehsnaman who died GA SATURDAY was
buried BY o. &. sh6rey & &c. yesterday,
The burial ceremony wss quite iAsIssing-
Marriage licenses were issseA yesterday
g tctsr kescs snd Sss s,, x EAi ns.,s q
WARM. of Seattle
The games between the Kan FrEuessenmns
and the Browns AZ the ynrc track Thursday.
tgsnrsfay and sunday VIII undoubtedly
drnw large crowds. The Browns are rFac-
fielng hsrd and deserve 10 win.
There are now twenty men employed
fn building the new armory. They expect
d have the flooring aud singing done By
me end of the week and the bsstIding en-
fiffjy finished ia about three weeks
Ms Mary NcGiunfs yesferdas nied an
sppiieafioa In the probate court foF lcffers
a administration on the estate Of her htfs-
hnud George r. Mct5innis. who recently
died from the effects Of . kick from .
hosse
The arst number Of the North S<ats.<
Adnocafe was issued yesterday by Henry
Leland formerly al the Fasr}NrKfEfsENfKs
rpmtnssng rooms n Is a rrrsilfahie NAM
her and gives good promise for the future
IL the paper.
During the thunder storm Saturday even
Ing sasae slight damage was done ~ the
bark Bonanza. loading coal for the Seattle
eeal aHd Iron company ut the cove. The
ufxxea mast was splnffred and the sails
~ on Gre by stroke of lightning
The steamer EyanEei, after two Year,
steady work win he laid up. and the brick.
which has been rccopstrucfest and eussrg
nd win take her place. Captain Tarfe says
The business 81 the route win not justify
the running Of 40 large steamer ~ the
Eyangei
The traffic In logs over the Seattle. Lake
shore and Eastern has reached such pro-
portions that the facilities for handling
The logs at smiths Cove hare prosen In
adequate and a log way u icing hufit At
salmon Bay, near the site of Han Brothers
ship yard.
A meeting OF ladies who are Interested
IN the formation Of a library association
vii be held at the residence 81 Mrs. Bailey
fsafzcft nj 10 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The attendance Of all ladies who are inter
ested in this iaudafle move for the csiab
iishBent Of public library in seattle j.
earnestly desired
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

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der, rsssssipg. j. The isrs~gsftsQa ~ S,.ss o
-. tslSf fszsase nnrssss ass4 pas s4cEzas -
zee t'ssfssst sszssss snG has tera 49,. 81
fssrsx var with never taiIas sesss.- -
1sstfsals< Of rasfnsrS Ser teeiz cal ssS7sfs
fs1.ririx ne frssa-ss * se~fhiag - vase ],
fscssr1tistsz Il RELIEVES TIE csltHl ffusl
pzsa. eszzzs slxssz-szfS at 'i-isrfet'ss STiis
- Il f.se sspsseEs SD wiad rsslsS ks xlF.
il.s kczftA Il tAe eAiss i fr-ES ske TsssssFs-
Frscr - ) bette. zs5~fwtx
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- . -

SAVINGS BANK FNcexFseKkrEn - Articles
a Incorporation II the MAsAiagtess >aT-
tnss Fsak esrs sssi yesterday ~ " W
nsart.sea, n y Tsrzrtsfrn ard II. W HG
g{ns. The sapitsl stock IS sae.ssS Ia sissl
sa,Ars-s aasi shT tank = ~ ~ sas'a'cd IN
seattle fhs .slsiocis ~ tire aslssiszs as
~ s-sssssaef savings tsnk kir M purpose
al Fsssr8siHE sa aefcS4 TIE 50 tisss 4 y
f,sslsss - estsfs ss-escTrla.r. tnrr-ise asf.
fsssrsxs.tz the same sal Ias * iafeFss,
si,s-,<sis. IL s-1st iilef = gessesz-4 "a Ans
hss-Ssisss * a5scGaniinG 2.so lsssstlaiss.ss
t.-.ss.S>sg~s rsrgss SrSffs fsllis ~ sxcazasssss
ssg-. sad ~ fsasfae ssd sii.inE cNsi.a'sse-
80. Aa1 is.zasag asnsleS 81 -fei eses's-- 5sT-
ss,aa2 tssisfs.res a-s3 stsIa- seCfis-slc<- - A.
r,ssf and .-xzses.te trusts S,trg1zry szsss
atsssNi 10 aa1 "a ~ al sh+n<S fisc1ss-srs ~
..a-rxias 81 a geaeral k.aaklnS .slsllls-.s.
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GRAND EXCURSION
AND PICNIC.

The uniform ranks Of the order Knights
Of Fythias will give their first excursion
and picnic at Rsxe.ua Park. on the seattle,
lake shore & Eassera railroad,
TUESDAY. JUNE II
Fvery arrangement has been made 20
make this excursion oue of the most brill
liant affairs % the season. large dancing
platform has been erected. and the park
will be fucsi up In fire order for the oc-
easior II raight be well 10 mention that
the great mineral surfing in this park Is well
worth seeing. and the watsr j. healthy 20 nj
who drink il. The First Regiment band
VIII furnish fnSsis for tAc occasion and
parade with thu uniformed Knights Dane
Ing frasn n a IA u Z p H. Good lunch
counter viii - On he gr0und, spread with
ali the de.icaaies 81 the sezsssi7. First train
leaves tbs Lake SaG-e asrot a. go q. N.
second i.i0 IN. Third al ) y m. fourth .,
y. H. Sstarainx. ~ , Ef.- p. M and y
.. m. 4 gsscrzi Programme 81 entertain
men: vi III II carried oHt. and the yArg viii
- beautifully Illuminated tn the evening
wifh carapfrcs and Chinese lanterns.
torches. etc. So haudfais< for programme
sud rrises Gsrgssf. Tickets ~ excursion.
riessse aud bali. si.ea By order Of com
FaiiSt-e.
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s. BAXTER & co.

oEer fos sale Ia icts 10 silt.
I car Yakima Early Rose Potatoes
fears Oregon Chill Garnet Potatoes
. cars Peerless Potatoes.
so ton. Puget Sound Timothy Hay.
80 tons Eastern Washington Hay
30 tons wheat.
so tams Oats
go tons Bran and aIddiings-
go tons Ground and Rolled BARLEY.
cars srraxue Mills Extra Flour
Gear. spokane Mills Extra Flour
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CAPTAIN xuyRoE DEAD.


He Exp3se4 NJ SEQ Ore EDoy On4
Rre9 Son YrnnraseS-
easssin VI r. Msaro~ djssi On ssa-a the
steamship TrzAssiia- Saturday rzoratnx as
ss'<ssrk, axs axy cot frafa s&n Yysaes-en,
Tsse srxs sanoeaeesasas Of the sd sEzEr
was G ssEsxr~=n resezvcst By his zza<hsr.
Mr.. J. q B<.fssso. Of this e;sy. yesterday
sftrrnoo14 Captain xun-se Was ore 81 he
tssst -sesn1ssozf piictxas Pnxrs sasn1. has-
Ing tses continuously engaged IN ste.ns-
tsrafins ga fhe<e waters FIR the yzzr ii xsssss
YEAR.. Although xeaxrzfiF Il. cpfn raAEza 81
spsn@ old Aafk that sf4sgai1 have tsrrn coz
sixucst 70 tk~ hone yard yenrs axa. hr
xKvxx tn-r A LIFE.
In fact. bis skill s~~sme rresers4as snd
pas<enxsrs s'efsf venture cssf sn ssx3Enrr
Commanded p hila. when they knrs she
Was sszseh ssrtsf. isst becas<c Fred Nnn-
roe vas captain. bufing his long r4reer
ssa the ssHnd be eom,ass1r the Teazes
t1<aa3ts. Ptznfpzn. J. y. Libby. eat for |.
tine ~as on the steamer ". r. kuErsc.
named in kessso- Of him ssszs she xzs asss.
sssfse r.ossths ago through exposure snd
oFeruofk. sptaifs Aunroess health essns-
nHsfseed "a fall and SIX weeks ago he re
sixned the command cf the Libby and fs.sk
his xifr and little son and uest 20 Cas:.
fasniS- tn tbs hops that a change Of climate
aud ress would resfssw
hrs RAPIDLY TxiIfxG HEALrA.
He Waited the various springs, bal re-
eefscsi no relief, and consulted The sis;sxs
PHYSICIANS. bsf they could give him no
encouragement He finally became recon
efled 10 bis fsse. and only hoped 10 rsnrh
horne before he died Ne sailed frvsn san
Francisco ON The Cmsfiiia Friday morning
iass with his wife and son. hound for seat
tie He xas very feeble and II Was evident
he could not last kong. Ats e'eiock sasrsr-
day morning he peacefully ressed away.
OBITUARY.
". y. Monroe WAS born at spring Lake,
Michigan, In tssss, and Was * years OF age
nj the lime Of his death. fI~ leaves an
aged mother, ziao Is crushed With grief At
the loss of her only syn, and i wife ami
child 20 mourn for him. He was an hon
sss. Es~sd hearted. whole-sonied Iaan. and
made friends wherever ke Mas known.
His BODY arrived b. the tnAfiiia last
night. hui the date OF the fanerai has not
been set.
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A teastsful souvenir album. contain
ing complete collection OF Rulers,
Flags and CoatSos-Arms CT erery
nasioa in the word. sent free to any
address on receipt Of seventy FIVE fold
ing cards. unsettled and same as taken
from Cameo Cigarette packages W.
Duke. Sons & To. First avenue and
Twenry-ninsh street. New York
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re1paoy - pnse1nus1 - - ~ RelSal
- C1sua .. sSeeek1Es. = - Rsunr1nrn
nhe npcfs tarks eee1xnaktm- - sAess
ue neres1i rensuHs tw Ae1Srs1nx h svnr
vA<n IL ~ uzS7 sxnFn -. - -
H1nke1T nj nrflfknfsky yin y nn1A5e <
- aH tlse essns.AnFA tos<rx he f<szly
wa ~ krpx kaex suN<nx LOS sd xup0ey
Ing rsm3e- md H. Hzake3r VII net - -
- kAnAe M &hipRkne 6<ssxier. fAe CO..,
p@y - he1n eea3r1p zAxzux either bzIsA
tna - bayfnx pew<Eful s1x I'm srxrrn,
yesxA aad tAF<af1 R<afse has expressed
pr<feresrx saf ~ s<un se<mD<x T1.e EeE<i
b ~ trua fz<. q fFxNf reg<s. aud Hsxar
hsrer tsHr tAr fssoez2 tns< sUrh : s<As
- the Bakery eeUeAsy reyxt>cA sAe
uksesoaged - Nf. spFcekkN- Who wH u<ser.
iax hrx fox sase * &xAa and Il = uo< 8
eli unnksiy sAss The Hsxkess company hes
farrhssrd kxr.
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Edward Well, with G. kenyoa, the
fashionable tailor of View York, II
stopping a. the 0eeisieasal hotel for .
frx days only ssaH and see the larg-
est assortment and latest styles IL
suisings ever shown in seastie. few
prices: perfect liz guaranteed Be
sure and call AZ sample room, y. Ocri-
dental hcses- ls-x
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A six Mixed All Wool Csssi-
inere salt. worth $500 even
In New York. for <Igeo
A silk MiNed wofste3 Saek salt.
neat pattern, worth 5000 any
where IN the United states, We
VIII sell for 4..-..s isW
4 Summer Weight seoteF Twetzi
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All visitors to Seattle are requested
Lieweliyn 4 Co., the real estate and
money brokers Of the Pacific. Post
building. and procure printed des-
criptise matter Of Seattle, ready for
mailing free Of cost mysitf
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\ NEW BLock.-Moses korn yesterday
le; contract 20 otto Rake for the build
ing of a brick block at the corner of NH
aud south SECOND streets. for tls.s7s. The
hiack viii b. three sfn-ies high, s~1xzo feet.
and VIII contain three stores fronting on
Mill street. Wo-k viii h. begun al oace.
The land on which the building will h
ers4red sas leased by Mr.. k0ru about a
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when baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a chlla she cried for cas,o-ia-
When she becameMiss she chung tcCas,oria
when she had Children, she gave them
cas;osia.
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LA BELLE Russo.
Miss I~ar~ys-Lewis' Appearance at
the Opera House.

I Miss Jeffrey Lewis opening performance
at the opera house. last evening. vas vii.
messed by iasge audience. and, Judging
from the applause bestowed. gave eminent
satisfaction la Belle Rnssc' Was the
play, and the east WAS sa'heleniiy strong
aud web balanced a. result tn smooth
and altogether eu5osaltie PERFORMANCE,
Miss iewis has Appeared ia seattle bcfore
and Invariably her reception has t-cn =
cordial cne. She showed little or no i'm
prsven.cni us-nn The work doac during he:
pr,,yt aus enlargement. bsit despite that the
auiiraee ssS very generous In It's mark.
az af.preVal q, the most stirring ps,snis IN
the Story cf The h.ssntliai Russian. Mis-,
Lewis Nsstce Is net pressing. EnA. although
her srf,us b,Spsaks TIE trained artistic
her s.is--usieu il at tstaeS unnatural, apo
the detail work II he character eser'ione
Stili thcrc WIRE times. especially dnrtnI
Tbs, last act. whra her rendition 81 th'
raEs Of Csfalsitc - ssli 81 forve aud
ses.itng
rae stranw wsrs q, the evening wa.
done by Mr. AalnhSlf s. Captain llsiic,
RyAnd ~. conception was happy auc
afs ss'iieg was stsuToQS. clean Gus aaf
,.st...ctally graceful thnwehsnt His e.sf
et,fi,aa was Ss.tairsisle sra the tinrersosis
tiay A. : xhals. 9nssAesi aud faa II Toecs
N.Y. SailinS. a. Nsurse tsuiiinn, vss ~
,-,,t.ssS bio. sud J. " Thompson. a. -
Failisp Cailharlss while fair in saine Tor
,i.,s.s ~ the plan. was a. tin,cs heavy @gis
xpk warsi in sl. rale. Mis- u. ki~siaos,
masse ! Nrrs exceiietis lsdy slthfri't, . n
lif.ie Mia was bright - Beatrice. To
nsght MIS- leWis sta appear - - -
thaiaeT aasi a gssl huase i sssNscst
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suit, rew style pattern. splen-
did eaiue az <iscl. for. 1900
4 Plaid suit. 10 Grey, Light and
Dark Brown. The celebrated
@Aereed Wooien Nils" goods.
Al wooi. Value sie.Ds. for zoo
We could 90 on AMI hii the F,zfser
with last such bargains, bat v0a viii /
he better sazssisea 10 eaii and examine
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.-0ur Own piano. dance and vocal
foiiuss containg aii the latest music,
only fifteen cents. Published hy Low
man 4 Hznford. corner frotst and
Cherry sfs. lex
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Ii you want 10 read something inter
esting glance over our nj. and see our
offerings Monday morning. Hand
kervhiefs lie dorm. Tokias, Singer
man 4 Co. jelo
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & CO.

ur unexampled success leaders of the Seattle trade
too well known The great success of our sale is dina
to our wide awake buying New York city is the GREAT
distributing center of the new world and our buyes are
constantly on the alert for the choicest goods its mer
enants have to offer We have gained the reputation Of
beng ready to take the largest quantities of any house
IN the trade consequently we given the first prefer
ence Dy those who have valuable and attractive lots
9ur patrons share in all superior advantages As rule wa
ec rom nrst hands paying intermediate profits The
ages ENJOY are exclusive well extraordinary Chara
TIC nOeay marks our special offerings for coming week
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The Little Fishermaiden, /" The eat
est popular song, in Lowman 4 Han.
ford's new vocal folio, only fifteen
cents. l2-6s
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AN APPEAL FOR HELP.
The sufferers by the Ritxviite Fire
Ask Seattle for Assistance-4Action
OF Acting Mayor Furth.

RIT2yilLg. W. r., June J. isSs.
To the Mayor. seattle, W. T.: Dear sir
81 mass meeting of tho citizens of Ritz
vile aud vicinity called to provide means
for the relief of fflose no sustained severe
loss in the CONFEDERATION which swept eut
the heart OF the town on the afternoon oi
June 6, we, committee of three. were ap-
pointed 10 solicit aid from your city.
Nothing but seHse OF duty aud justice
to those who are sufferers by reason of this
calamity and eur own inability 10 provide
for their relief could have Induced Us Ii
take this step Then, whatever assistance
yea see Mt ~ etfer. addressed to either ol
the undersigned, or to the board OF trade
will be carefully aud impartially dis
,ribuie.i where needed. and Ia proportion
IN the trSs xi.xfniu,-d
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ORDER or ELKs-sea tie Lodge No. 81.
Benevolent Order 81 fiSs. was instituted
sunday, al Masouie h II. by Mr.. j. W.
Porter, II Saa Francisco. district deputy
exalted ruler for California and the Pacific
coast, assisted By Past Exalted Ruler W. e.
Dudley, secretary OF t'otdrn ssate Lodge
Ne. 6. u. 7. -. ", of San Francisco. The
following named officers were elected;
Henry Haxgrnmaker. r. r.; u. r. Null
gan, r. l. * r. ". wagilcigh. Z. l.. X.
John Caldwell, r. l. n; sam Hunter, sec
rotary: W. r Alien. treasurer. VI. r Brad
lev, tyler: John White. A. SioFah, J. {.
Nixon, trustees. u. Haine, was appointed
chaplain, J. ". smith. y. d; 7. r. Burns,
esquire, aad George or. oryans>t. The
lodge WAS orsaniked by the following visit
ing members asitng fes the grand lodge
n. y. q. T.: J. W. Perter. ". {. Dudley. J.
Riley. J. W smith. Jas. T. Kelly. 2. Mon.
rs-s. Bobby Gay Tor. Gus Sasiiie. of Golden
Gate Lodge Se 6. II. = o T.. Of san Fran
cisco. California; John Benton. Of Proyi-
sicnce Lodge No IT. Of Providence. Rhode
Island. and Mr. tiorinaa, of Minneapolis
No. a. The Elks is a social and benevolent
order. very popular among astors and
lovers Of the stage, aud flouyishiHs lodges
are souad in all the larger cities of ths
United states. The lodge organized in
Seattle Is the first of the kind ever insri
tutssi Ia Washington Territory
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A big bargain in lace curtain ness at
71xe., l5c.. and extra quality lac
These goods we're bought greatly
under value. Chester Clearly.
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SR j. NEEEgtaRD.
Relief Committee. Il. q. EGaERs.
~. r BLaegNFE.

The following communication from
Mayor fsirth also explains itself.
IL the Citizens % seattle; ! beg 10 call
your attention 80 the foregoing appeal
from the citizens Of Riizville. Knowing
that our people ars over rosdy to aid thc%e
In need have appointed Ex-Mayor Yesier,
ExAayor ssatnert aud A. u. stewart
Esd, 10 solicit subscriptions to a iisd 20
he forwarded 10 the relief committee nj
iiiikyille, ". T.
j. FIRTH Acting Mayor.
The committee viii al once commence
the work Of soliciting subscriptions fer the
aid Of tho sufferers. II Is To be hoped that
the ls,npte Of seattle will respond literally
To this appeal. aud that the stricken pee
pie OF Ritfs He Niil have csnse 10 believe
that their srs for help hiss not been In vain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

RESIGNATION oF A HQFtaAE fssTos -
kSF- n }. piesce has resigned the rsss
sosaic Of DE flrss Baptist church. the Nss,S'
ration Ia takc effect September !. Ay.
tssnss sili remove 10 Chssizssqna Beach
ana vii devote q esaHsisicfsi1s attsniss'il 90
- esii'ri 10 secusc the establishment ~ :
fslsiSl tallegp rn iriegt Saeed he VII
fer us Paclde NarshNess II he vii aecep,
lie spfsNuimeuI.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

EngravingS. ctehiugs, paStels. water.
colors, etc Gazzanl & Co, Second
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

ert tstFuiaf ~Sttks III lAtH man q E81u-
ford's new vocal folio, only fifteen
cents. l2-6s
A big bargain in lace curtain ness al
rs, i5c., and extra quality lac.
These goods we're bought greatly
under value Chester t1eary.
Ladies' muslin underwear we bough,
a lot at Soc. on the dollar on sale this
week Don't delay as they viii MOI
las. long. Chester Clearly.
Curtain sale. Tamhorned curtains,
Turcoman porfieres, ChiniIle porfieres
Sheila portieres. Tokias, Singerman
& Co.
colors, etc Gazzanl & Co, Second
street.
New hat shapes @iii reach US by ex-
press Monday morning Read our ad.
Toklzs, Singerman 4 Go.
Something new and delicious, White
Rock Sommery. The A. T.. Hotaiine
Company, sole agents.
Wall paper. Gazzam & Co., Second
street.
5 cent fancy collars with capcs TO
close. Chester Cieary.
Artists materials. studies, etc. Gazz-
am 4 Co.. Second street.
cent hemstitehed handkerchiefs.
Cieary.
sh cent fancy screens. Chester
Cieary.
Picture frames. Gaxxafn 4 Co.,
Second street.
Table linens the greatest values ever
offered. Chester Clearly.
New lot white dress goods bought at
a big discount. Chester Cleary.
s cent wide lace. Cleary.
Dress goods. Chester Cieary.
SIX mittS. Chester tieary.
5 cent doyiies. Chester Cieary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

New bat shapes aii reach Us by ex-
press Monday morning. Read our ad.
Toklzs, Singerman K Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

Fsrsa EVERY DAN, " Hasaes' Gus
sosaers can now hayr taeit ess'tce ec@s'td
flesh every day. Naea Mr. HUGHES oTs0n-
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ineraased The hard sascAiEe tsarassic ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

Something new and delicious, White
Rock Sommery. The A. T. Hotaiing
Company, sole agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

Curtain sale. Tamiorned curtains,
Turcoman portieres, ChiniIie portieres,
Sheila portieres. Tokias, Singernian
& Go.