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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
PERSONALS.

uc, a,a~s. Juascn. Of Pissoo county,
VA In seattle On, business yesterday
Up. uowa the t.sestrical manager OF
psssiand e in seattle lco1inx after the
Juveniles.
Bailey Gs,xert and wife, who have occ y
visiiina friends in Portland. se'nrnsa
homo last evening
Sam Mott, the ever popular theatrical
manager. In again In seattle arrans'nS
1Ats far George ~easela dramatic com
pasy.
Dr.. wauxhop. superintendent OF the
hospital Tor the insane NJ sieliacoon. SC
compAnied By Ms. WauShop, spent ;es
fprday In Seattle.
Hon, Eaward Evans. OF Tacoma, who
hAe been attending 10 some important
hasiasss hafore the local land office. re
turned home this morning.
Nrs. judge Thomas Burke and Mira nT.
H. D. Bsgiey lets on the Premier yesier'
day for Vancouver. from which point
thar viii proceed 10 New York and ether
points in tho esst.
Thomas w Baker. manager OF The
West Coast i.nniher Company. OF Seattle
Ian last night Ter Chicago and other ssss
Wn cities on business tor the company.
He expects % b. ab cut about four weeks
Miss Rosa NJ. Haitian, Of Nebraska City,
arrived In seattle on the 2ath and IN tbs
eaeat Of her uncle and aunt, hohs isss,A'
q. Of the Commercial Hotel. who're sht
Viii remain for year. Writing relatives
ca the Soasd.
Captain x. A. NickslS who has been IN
California for ihe past STA nioniha retnrA
a to the Sound by the Mexico. and vii
sssnma command OF tbs tux Richard
haiyoke. Captain VIM. selhf. who rs
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F.rrY TO Oss.-fifty msmsers o.
psunsless Lodge. tndependsnt Greer
OF Good rsmpssrs, OF Tacoma came b.
seattle last evening on the oiympian t.
pay a fsa,osnai ytsis 20 ths Good Iemp-
;Ass Of this city. ia the Say dosn the
SQUAD a fellow WHO had gone aboard
dunk, became very nervous on SEE Inc
80 many people on sas steamer VITO
cold water rsealiss on their shoulders.
aud seemed TO imagine that ne eac
been snanghsist into some Good Temp
lara lodge. lie tosk position saese 20
the rail of the stesu,er, aud A. sic
usarea the dack. the fellow made =
esid lap for liberty. bot fell short oil
chs xhars. aud went ccwn toto the
sorna, between the steamer and The
xbarf. "i'll join, I'll !cin, onls saw
mes shouted the besalted ard hali
drowned individual. and after sosoe DIT
.ulsy he vas rescasd. IL nos re
rains 10 be seen, whether the selios
viii Keep his xord and ioin the ranks o.
the seoi Ts@plass- Hcsessr, TIE Is
ccma visitors ~sre received 81 shs
| xaars hy large delegation frou
Pacific and Seattle lodges. sho escorted
shssn OF town. TIE visitors rstsrnes
heuse hv the three o'sloek boat thh
Esass ica.
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OPERA BIZ yUgHyILES.

The opesssta ~Olivests' vas eivsu
last evening in Frye's opera hsase b.
The Javeni!e Opsrs Company before
ono Of the largest audiences Of the sea.
sea. IL IL mot often that such youna
people attempt public performance in
voivina % much study ard training,
o1s that they we're successful in pleas
ing the audience was testified 10 By fire.
queus encores and the beartisss ap-
piause. Il Vas . very clever perform.
snce all she way through. The singing
vAa exceliens and the getting very cIev
81. The performance vas equal through
eos in the vivacity Of its moveReui;
the second act vas bssser than the FRS,
sao. IL possible, the las. vas SILL better.
IL seemed % Il these little folks had en-
tire cond1suce In themsesvts end had
mastered every difficulty. There vas
nothing about the performance THAI
Vas especially Juvenile except the young
people themselves. Ttey oil deserve
praise. Miss Cleveland as Oiivetse Vas
charming; Miss Berg a. the Countess
was very taking, and ths Duet 10 which
they give expression 10 thsir devotion
to the lncky Valentine vas one Of the
most enjoyable numbers Of the evening.
Miss Martin. a. Due Des Ifs, and Master
Gamble, a. Valentine, we're very clever
performances. Their singing and act
ing were sympathetis and their abandon
vas in hsppy harmony With the spirit
Of the various situations In which they
we're placed. Captain De Assimac
probable nevsr inoked fefceP than Ma.
Ter Bshsn made himself look last night
Marvsj1e va never more worried
father-in lag than Master Lowell pic
tuFed him; and 40 TO Teddy Gamble -
Csq0slieot. what more can be said than
that be bodied up sefsnely on ali proper
occasions AID carried of . large share
af the evenings honors. Altogether
the performance vas % clevcR that
doubtless every one wished there we're
more attempts Of this kind. Certainly
rybody vas pleased. This evening
"Afkado" viii be produced. and . most
desiRhtfol performance IL promised.
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1 .nnktxa raR ulKsr.-

LOCKING Yoa uaKRr.-W afrants are
oas for tie arrest Of Harry Hampton. 8
dashing set, Of fsllsw xho has been
sls,sirs Ia Frous street farn,shins
sscre fer sane weeks rsss, bat sae sud
aeasy disappeared early tbs week,
Harry vas sn sxtEsGeiy sesase fellow
ara. iiks Arteaaas Ward. &c ssoot ready
Al Any tine 10 sacrifice al his ~ifs's re-
iAs,oas CT the altar Of hts o~n rersogs a.
pleasures. he eorro~ed rnsrsy freU
xhosrsseves be eoslt, ard wesn all eth
on resources failed be passed himself %
AZ tae rregxis tos OF tts ssars IN whiee
be xasas5 and RAISED Eaassy thai Say
With sil these faesiltsss be ccaia noi
ksee 90 With the aemaxas made spcg
nm hy xaNsu. ~tee sr5 saris, srt. AZ
ter scsksng sxery article be eoal3 Sc
hola Of. be leis fer parts Gaknesn
ssuse OF lis victims glsced their elasE
ia tee hands OF Dc Carlos CosSest, I
yosrs lawyer Ia Bsrks 4 aAsier's esh *
sns tesi scanE eensleusn = Gs.ng III
ainsost eaSsavoss 20 sSe1rs sss arsss
ara rstern q The festive Harry.
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VINO "a b. A. HALi7-Undsr the Read
Ing "A Seattle Man in Tfenbls," the
papers are publishing q dispasch from
81. Adams. Vermont. under date Of
March 9Th. 80 follows, Last January
a stranger, signing himself b. A. Hall,
Of Seattle, w. t. came here on bust
ness. daring which he osasrisd pretty
younr girl from neighborinr tssn Of
0sofsis- The confsahip vas very brief
aud sitter the wedding they settled down
here AID have lived here very happily
ever since. Yesterday afternoon Hal
vas arrested for bieamy upon advicss
from Seattle that be had deserted his
~ife and children there. The town
clerk Of that place says that be vas sa-
INA for divorce with poor success vher
ce left. His y,unc wife has become
broken down by the disgrace. His Be
attic wife will be broaahs cart TO appeil
against him."
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I
- -
wW0 1ts3 fR rocoe1 yo1eeEoaT.
AnaroU Se1.1a - Wis . ffe4 A
~. IN aod s 6t1ck u. - NBaheFu
Ia1hf18 % aaa&sfe. IN
Jams C3AUto1 - f<aapA Csayenc- Ion
- heock q. IN &sxesx'a o16sEasD q
Sssxse -
nx0 = 1cklnAay . II u Levitt tce1
| - Y. eeeck - - 4 A Denays o4dE
~ e aeae1e, ]oo-
| a = xtoennn - 8dgnf nrJaA quat
c111E dood - ~ {, e1Duk q. Lawn sooonA
edition . Ssaaals.
IL Aemeeer sd wife ChAx1eo U1eex
- :, nlocS - N Ponfic9 third oddtuoa
Eeexs1@ $&qa
" 09nny and win - Z Sicboaa lot
y hfock .. b y Z Danys Pnx2 addt-
- 20 Noth seass1es 80
~ 4 I1Deard aAd w4fe 10 Lo1i1e K
WeeeanAeh tofl - t1E9untvl. hiock II.
= Co9geocks addition . EeaszlA 9l91A
nme11ns Hsgstow - hnoeand 70
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RrRsiARy oS sBIr BoARA-Beswesn
sAAa Ia o'clock Tuesday cyering. white
Tie parscr Of The Premier was ur tewn
a Tacoma. sonic thief enteres the purs-
gs Office. psicd open the mcner drawer
n the aesk. and distracted thcruffoe,
80 When the Ynrser rcsaTnea he found
bis desk hrnk en- oeen aac the henrs
rrne, In cen sessstssn with reporter "
rSAsd TO the matter. the parseg sad
sCp 10 the tlmn We lsft tho has eerf
dispverea 20 clue ~ to tho perpesrase'
q the crime, tat ana confident u " a
aone hy ssue che acquainted VITA tbs
asat- The matter was placed IN th'
hands af the Tacoma possce Another
nsAn said & would not 10 surpfisr>t y :
turned out that tAls Noasy WAS sskes %
some enc Of The striking crew who re
matted ~ the steamer shd WHO were
eAArgst tali fare en- the stesnssg IRON
tAneouFcF to rs Seand hy the purse o
Tie tsem er Tina men feli thes had essei
sAaaAlty .rvs'e,s and ~asaa no a0ubs loeS
sessn tbs ~ = satisfactory. 70 moi lssttt
asts wsg 81 setting even.
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NARROW f.scAFs Rnnswsys are hs
coming SlsaSg;ssf too fsesrans In Hais
eisy, and IL e sagprissus that saeEc ~srieGs
rvsalfs have uos aceraeA fsoaa the various
runaway teams Ia oar crowded tAorue@a'
fSrc~ during De psss Few scaks. ester
eay . ssrsV. aaa docking team a>laf zisA
e krues A9osAerr. ssSassrss IN nAs8n<
sesseeT sFsas SsstsOn s Posts fltil. tees
nsxht alta l1cuusasiYc sna uHns assAlH :
NJ SsarHeaesKi street 81 Nsry itfSss
fsass The fAEshag they ran The l12oFs
nsxssene1 thef became. and taa f&ste'
they ~vHt. Foa teRNsaly teay Segs Tx
sstsie Of tbs street and Did Eos cc-gssss
waa anything Until Mil street ws'
reached. WAea tNeY went hesaierg tats
NJ saae waEl n froat 0ftAc \ sssaez~ isssxFl
aess&snx. fhe shoes. vas teztsSs ABS
ever eoaY v ha WITNESSED Is supposed thA
nosA animals AAd been instantly killed
p1i thsY 9eTe mistaken foF wAea Us
81 ais ~err extFtcatcA fr0ss the wTecs
Hey. had made they both SO; ne aaS
walked 81. apparently aniRg Jared fEs
wseon " as badly Gszsags9-
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THE TATL0Rs DON'T AGREE.
IT WOULD AFpxAn THAT TINE younsKY.
MxS HAyE NOT TIT WOE.

The report that tbs joasneymen tail
oTs had sscnred enough airneFs to the
new scale es wages among the merchast
saiioss TO jossify them in saying they
bad carried tie day, appears 10 have
been Somewhat premature. although en-.
mating from presumably reliable
sources. IL seems that shree OF the mer-
chant tailoring firms have siRued the
scale and that the remainder have re-
fused. II II said that one OF those Via
signed bad. by reason Of peculiar state
Of circumstances, no alternative. The
o ters did 80 hecanse Of The fact that
tha sprinR trade 10 heavy and they could
Gos Afford 10 carry on . contest as the
expense Of the convenience Of their Gus
toners. This IL one side Of the case a.
given by o merchant tailor.
On the other hand, IL IL said thai the
merchant tailofs who have signed the
scale did 30 knowing that. except in
special instances. the new scale 10 sab
stantially ths same as the old one. and
thai Ia the ins;ancss where tie increase
rates are asked for by the journeymen,
the increase IL nothing bnt just and
fair 10 all parties Concerned. Ihey are
,aoiined 10 favor unson rates because
the business 10 then oopdassed In rs G.
uiar and mcshodiesl mannsr, and tie
merchant tAilnrs can calculate on the
future more accurately.
II IL understood, hosever, that there
Ia strong feeling among all Of the tail
ors becarss the soarneymsu made their
demand in the midst Of The busiest
season. Even ttoss whe rndst eider-
ent circumstances vsoid feel inclined
10 faver the new scale. do nos like tbs
appearance Of eonpnlsion which the 70
cent demand CT the ioGrneymen has as
zsmtd. Iti is said ttet those Who have
.igusd the scale do the larger pars OF
the ussrcaaas business Ottsrs say thai
he business is about tqaasly divided
actween the sisneFs aud snose sho have
refused TO sign.
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Axxosr / w1scx.


U0AHxD ouapzxpm.
TIE EsefisA sssu ssAoopsr Bonanza
nsa1d fsoa vistosis b 0aaktis, taad9f
With hsiek sine Esas fusndasing yss
esrdAy nssaans. IL he I'm p;aes. -
- . Giassahje cid eoutsseGias. IN Z
oaens sqssss boz md rotten nias. ord
e the sseocd rIses ~ vas ossslsadsd.
Wills beatfne hes vay % TIE seand 20
sefoay mefDi1a - spgung q ieok, oo6
eeeAm v1s sziasa, and ths 6oatsy En-
4lns 90 oooS6 81 70 Vosk to koep her
eieSs- Finally Z God strong hessss
spsa1R ~. ao6 ~ put1oa cnas1D Uas
eoon earned sway, soos Isavtna ~
Oeeef-boe91d nehouueP q tbo mercy Of
vtod ana vevs. 6hs 0oaudsred
osoa1d h this oooditjso fos eons time
gii hnaiiy Ne ting 4ceai, Captain
Sofeens came sseaDsn9 up ses
sound on ~ vsy TO Sent4lo
f0s fuel. aod taxing in tie
ns1Atsoo q 4 glance tie captain
headed for the B1nsnA and tock beg
sa tow, arfiviDa here all cafe and sguud.
Inc schooner was moosod aiourssde Of
Testers wharf, where sae Viil dsscsaxro
Der cargo Of brick, vhieh ere for HI.
Joan Collins, Of the Occsdentsl Hosel.
when saked BY reporter II be- uonid
ciasm salvage for piekinR up the soboos-
-. Captain Spsa9ue said : No. shall
only charge tee skIpoes fair prizes 10.
sns vosk pssfosned. 1t dol's Go s,fo
fo3 bard On fsai0s wRen be ID uufos-
sonase. Tor psssoo never kaows when
ne viii be 10 tie aams bsx himself.
Duins TO the Overloaded coudision OF
tne schooner. firmly believe she vosid
nsvs fosntefsd and suuk II had mot
picked her az. The crew we're helpless,
- the ltfsboat had beeu stove in, snd
u tbs schooner bad eoue 10 ths eots .
All hands wsoid have gone With her"
The Bouansa 10 owned in vicsoeia.
An1 has been used In freishtina sseBs
and railroad material for soma time.
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gRE vITIEs.

- srou. wars pattern maker.
rs-,ar~nv In Tn
~ Jascnlsn -
eao snls -, ;w.x L.. evsasns
- Celifofnss . n,sI y. fannd rho cosslf
- - lcss0 ~
- reason WY go
- Mickseisohs cnr dIasn ~ ~
nUed @ncn = - -, = irs Hama, : /
- = nave pesn snes = =. = -.
- ec6oonsf y u, fo1 va - -
I! m eveniBg 10 ieavs tof t.e ~
St1x ASA where abe has iinpo'ssns -s'
- = ofsknd 70.
a..ruh yurfer has land driver - woss
xSsfIr 5 foasdation faf ne iocsa CO.
1871 q the ssattle Coa ~, "a AZ. os
6wonay, On NH ssfoS.
-.
- Rsuiixh iron bark Stafford. hire
r. r.n Francisco 70 Port Town
.z - sshCrs fellow Point Hudson yes
- Defning. hut ~ food tide she hoaf
12 Without ) jury.
- c.xsr River coal Companys cfiics
ss moved 10 . room adjoining t1,f
sssisr' 80 the ofiscs which has bsen "
1..s.1 MI = fltsed az By some noW CON
.s ~ satisg ett bilsnmens.
= n vocal music class. an,
- direction OF Prot. VIVA. Geddes
. ~ysnd closing conc ri at theii
Ssss sssnce Frux,t aaG Hpftnx Bsreets, o.
~ 4 scaing next, Ma ca Vth-
:. ..t -. vs.hsvr,sn In stilf en-
- eIs ..sse.a~ : , iovs for ;ha Oregon
0ooa = pDs ~ which we've ~
e1 ssass.y Thare were nearly
1 ~ - ~. ~ ,inhes In the boom whicn
... ZEN.
-, .h..,ar ursyaiisd al res.
= - ..ss,, r<c.s,nx 4 chop sea,
~ - ...s.sI, sssrr sSnseiers which
- q ~ s ~ il the forenoon for var
9oe y ~ re sound, postpOued the
ss.sr daaartnrea I'll Afternoon,
heaf e tsaA. 49, ant
Nhss the wina ais" o"-
Ono KaDkes new. bsicx mscnIne -
Hse6 b. Train yesterday Ana va - ~ ~
nnnt oyer 10 his yArd - re uaousl ~ VI
6uuamiah. ints machine VAL "
= nil and seGpcr the GiAy pEfpafstos}
= running IL through the stsaM pficA
mnchine AaraAcy u ass ~ .nas
m impression has prevailed thai ne
rsx ~ntIe Opera Company. which mace
80 4 nit fact evening. - composed "
t~sfl.nd children. Such il not Iaci;
~ r0un9 peoptc have been on the soaa
M director Ecaerf for over year Ana
NJ Il thelr sisst Walt 70 The Pacific Nefth'
uess.
-. y.- Naws- Adyestlser II
lne aahcoassa ls.,s@ sron, Ea. Me.
1afon ssIh sn a.'.ss "a Msnsss,ba and the
Aun. sass pas,s ~ s.cruta = chal.
9Gthwcs. ~ a,,,s.h n th..c
IAec pnnlssnea - "a rinss's with thts
N...s.is.,. aur' smith come Ia
cneostui p,vpsass ...s,t s,,,, knock you
~ scfa'sh ~"
puL 1873
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PafssKp Brick The arst two car
loads Of pressed brick from 81. Louis
for the Boston block arrived yesterday
over the Northern Pacific. Mr.. Rsnke,
who has the contract for the baliding,
states that the freight alone on the
pressed brick for that one block will
amount TO over 5000. ana owing to Ger
tain circumstances. which for the prts
ens cannst DO avoided, nearly every dol
lar of this freight money wiil 60 to the
Northern Pacific Railroad company.
These brick have been ordered some
time aud they will continue TO come. a
fev ear ioads 81 q time, until the entire
lot gets here. They are pat up 10 boxes
OF crates siih about thirty bricks in
fLnh crate
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-rrrrxrp eAssEEoERs.

- ,e~dfxd on sae oreeon Z Cali
ll1 &s6eesdaY: DAssd = Dse.. 3 >
nsesmas. 70 W DAxnekt J I
- 4 HAST. a ense- Mr. shsw.
re b Mseavs.sh- NJ Z Nv 6 y - I. s.ss.
- ~ ~ q \ Howard WI u
- - ~ 8 * Clark sd vito. Daa
- 81. Asdie Hss1: i 9 9 ~ o.
~ 49, Z Small G . serrish.
~ ~ rs DohnsJ. y O Svessoa snA
s.~1 caeu passengefs.
eI.1 ts~astsxs0n On tbs OfuGon ehosf
@-av. W Torhsk 1 R0harfs
- I'm Eoherta. Nary Eohsria =
49, 4 B ortsns, Tc n1r 4 .,., =
- =. Isryia. Isaac IyeFe. Nxxse
m X DonoyAn. Mn 3 4
- Ms X White, nn = z x q g.
n as~d Mrs r FreSmAnn. - ~
- vi. & Iistmsr. q Hpe. Fred
- % smixrAntA
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YKsY IIL--wogd resched this city
yesterday that Mr.. Terrence OBsisu
ST., Is lying dangerously i'll 81 bis home
On White River. HIS ailmets 10 pafai-
ys,s. and be Is nov suffering from the
seeond stroke. Mr.. O'Brien ie Que OF
King county's pianser settlers. Durirs
Ills residence on White River be has
been honored by the people Of the com.
ty several times by being elected %
county commissioner. HIS large circle
OF friends sincerely hope thai be may bs
restored 20 his voutsd health and vieor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

soi-p oUT.-Mr. Csas. Craig has sold
bis ln,eress in the Northwestern Cracker
factory to Mr.. II. +. Whitney. book keep
er In tbs sto7e CT Tokias & Sirgerman.
Mr.. Craig Is now IN the employ of the So
attic. Lake shore and Ia tern rsilxay
company but has been offered the super
iEieEdeney Of the Oregon Improvement
cora anys new min. situation he vii.
probably scceet on the drst OF Ap H. M.
Whitney purchased Mr.. Crais's inserex,
EcAS Investment
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oNE IaeKSSr i>sS I'd. There w@s oE.ly
oae marriage license sssns@ yesterday b
.se eeanty aG4isor. Il wSs issued ~
larry &sssen. ei sSsSsle. Aa4 Miss Alice
trsscto<. q faaensA-
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Millinery epsuing Monday morning
Nssre ard see some styles and etoics
eeeds. pissiaY Of Esenea Psisera Eats
aa3 hsrness-
IpkiAs. SEx1EINkN x Co.
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REAL KsTArk-There were thirty .two
instruments fled for REGARD In the county
auditors oflics yesterday. OF these eigh-
teen were deeds The aggregate of the
considerations heing t0.la. IN average
OF more than $500 each. The largest con-
sideratioA was 5000 There were seven
ostween 5000 and 5000. There were Q
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hass forget &c cal sna sse the r,css
ss<xant aaA stylish hats zea essaness al
In fsases kaapesiegn u kAsshiea. s'rost
0zeeG ga
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wzAr RE PURCHASE xx1xs,


NAT 10 lie reesskshss pru-rssa d
NJ 6sassis, Lake Shore & Ezs.sra sszI
oar. tbs pasehas. b. thIs coon saey d
us Wsst Coass ssiIsay ID oes Of u.
0ose ssGsieaast e.euss witch hss 90
sssss1 for : leaz tine back" ssid q
eeslssss nsa Yesterday. -To haRfn
vfses eee fAcs tbas tbs pasehaos bss
$50 osde = gratifying evidences of he
9se0&tn Of shs 8ssks5e. Lake 6hors 4
ksssesu Railway eompany. Nst onsy
- soh eoGpory more than kspa eli
We pso0tsea - los made 10 the puhtto.
ocs u has vsn saeh 80 ensishis piass Ia
ene.sssi eiseies shss Il can sesoss
~ TIE money Il nsees. no mastes hoe
sAeeoiy we eonsssuesior Of tie fead 3
csesd. The posshsss vSoid oct havs
oeen made hsd tbsrs besn a1y fric4ion
~ IL Operations OF the p1rchsstna con
0any. Ihes. u IL made On sound bass-
oess pftncspfeaL II 10 a increase Of ia
eyaem Of very great sfraseeie impos-
eanes. Tie nsv road viii tap the o.
TIRE water froEt from seattle 10 she
1ares1on with the Can-diAn Pacific.
Tbs Advantages vhiea follow upon this
result are % apparent that they need
noa C enhanced ersu- Then. the par
chase b na1e u time xhtn the enter
pfise u practically 10 harden upcn The
sssoasees Of tes purchasing csmpany;
tnis Of ttsetf affords the nass pess0aafvs
ev.dkoes that tie expectations Of tie
pubiic VIII nos Be disappointed. yn,t
What the pufchAss means 10 all the
towra siooR the line, na one best<f sp-
greoistes than tie people thsmselvea
u vii tncseass the prosperity Of that
e0nnsry snd inspire msny Local enter
pJisss."
There 10 another feature about this, /"
continued the gentleman, "shich 10
very Suggestive. This nsw Develop
meat 10 No sympathy With the remsSkA-
tile prosperity OF Seattle. Tbs history
Of the city proves that ~ fsss - its
bosiasss has Increased its business 70
ciiistes have increased. TIE need Of An
independent line Ct railway 70 eastern
WashsnGton vas felt, and energetic
men went right to work. and look 81
their succeed IL became apparent that
tbs do~n 6oand trade Vas growing
more rspidiy than its facilities, and tie
factI1t3ee are nov provided for. There ID
sothiug nushfoomy In the character OF
these advances. They are on the sound
est kind Of basis With the down
5sund patronage s2sfdsd accurate
means Of transportation to Seattle. trade
viii come almost without the askino.
Any one Who believes that she pfedio
sicns regarding seattle's future ara too
rosy neecs only TO exxmins she situa-
ton aud see that the future really
promises more than the friends Of %.
attic have promised"
-
We are ready 10 entertain you with
o1r snperh stock; ve have no equals oo
the Pacific Coast. Dress goods from
first hands Ma ruiddts man IN r,Nv
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EAsSxz CAkDi--Csh al Loxmaa 4
aaussfa's and zee frAns's iassss and
sross hsastatal dsszgns. nasSt
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I.sss csrfSin ness. weed rfs! Bar
sssrs. Chester C.eary.
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The following is a list of what
we carry in different depart
ments.
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To Lease, at a moderate rate

TUE WHOLE Oh ANT PART OF 10
i acres Of land, including the James Ad.
ditiou" to the city Of Seattle. having front.
sse Of 1886 feet or Elliott or seattle hay and
kAilrcaa avenue, suitable for mat ufacsur11g
purposes or for wheat OF othsR storage.
Also, . Sandstone QuASry. having deep
water frontage On Port Towesend Bay stone
easily wosked; saitsbie for sea walls, stone
psling and for building. Personal inspection
invited. To parties meaning business, evcry
facility vii be ole ID. Address
FRANCIS ". JAMES,
mh3dAVfm Por Tognsead, W. r.
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srsclal drives In dress goods. Clear,

Lowman Il Hsnfosd have q large va
siety OF Easter cards. Call and see
them. Corner Front and Cherry. ~
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DEPARTMENT O
Ancies.

Leees. enereidssies, zepAyrs, ysrns. an
foefn wear, iaetas', Missess snd r,af,r,rn
cloves and kaadAsrehisfs, ribbona' ~ ~.
woos dress trimming, bsstds. fans. bsrs ara
pas:es. Lsdiss' collars and ssds, snd nj o hsr
hsoh. aha chi'orea's neet~ssr. cosson ana
49,. 'n c siog snd embroidery silk, La.
ond QnlbfeliAa ten Z, siik nsn hrnl,.-
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Piano Tuning.

Nh. EIT3CnKE 10 IN THE CITY And
M not In . hurry. bat viii stay 70 devote
the tine needfui for thorough work. The ear.
lies, possible attention will be given to special
eidcrs iefs a. Davies book stare, Losmzn's
music store % o. Pamphreyx mhl5t
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3i.i5 ana 81. zs.iuch rhadsues
Chester Cle7Fy.