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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-12
This New Brick Hn

This New Brick Ho
tel at Thomasville,
Georgia, has ample ac-
CommodatiJns for 300
people. The drainage
IS perfect and pure
water is provided from
an artesian well 1900
feet deep. Passenger
elevator, gas, steam
heat, open fire places,
a fine orchestra, tennis
curtis, cts. The cuisine
is under the direction
of an expert French
chef from New York.
TIL ON asville offers
greater attractions
than any other resort
in the South, including
EXCELLENT roads
through sugar and cot
ton plantations, pear
orc h are DIS, magnolia
groves end fine forests
filed with beautiful
flowers. There is posi-
lively no more health
ful locality In America.
Hotel opens january
10. Excursion Tickets
good for 10 days be-
tween Thomasville and
Jacksonville now on
sale at s., f. and w.
Ry. Offices.
Uriah Weloh.
PROPRIETOR.
New York address,
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-12
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
We cordially invite attention
to our stock of correct
styles of
CLOTHING,
FURNISHINGS
AND HATS.

which despite the heavy and
dattering demand for them
this season, we have by care
full attention and constantly
duplicating managed to keep
complete in every particular.
A call of inspection will be
appreciated. Respectfully,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-12
A New orlenifs Merchant.

Mr.. A. X. Seago writes; Send me
dozen bottles Huckleberry Cordial for some
afflicted children at the Orphans Home.
Have used 1t with 50 much success In my
familY know whnt II VIII do
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-12
CHAPTER VI

Copyright 1888 BY o. M DueAan, All Rights Reserved
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-12
Lemon Hot Drnns

Cure all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Sore
Throat, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
diseases. Price 25c. Sold by druggists.
both liquid and lozenge form.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08
CITIZENS MASS MEETING.


The citizens mass meeting in Occidental
square last evening was q very impsompsu
affair but was highfy successful The First
Regiment band played selections. after
which Judge Hoyt called the meeting To
order and introduced C. n. Hanford. who
called attention Ia the distinguished merits
of the various candidates nominated by the
citizens mass meeting aui the Necessity OF
all per~ots interested tn good government
supporting and working for H. Mr. ;. II.
Piles. the nominee for city attorney was
next intrssiueed aud tn unRistakabie Ian
gliage
rLxDsKp nfssHIr
II eiscted. 10 administer the ofiire for the
best interests OF the city aud rat for thr
benefit OF any clique or class. He was fol-
lowed b. J. G. Mitchell. the candidate fos
chief ~ police. who announced that II was
his Intention II elected To enforce the city
ordinances without favor or malice 10 any
one. He said that II successful nj the polls
he would take possession Q. the ofiee free
from any claims for promises made. He
Stated that he had ben for i've years =
member OF the Chicago police force, fifteen
months OF which time he was sergeant Of
the merchants police, aud was therefore
no stranger 10 the duties of the offiee for
which he a<plred. Calls were then made
for 4 II, Carr. pr, 7, T. Miner and Robert
Moran, bus nossc ef those gentlemen were
present. Mr.. l. y totnpfoD. in response
10 calls. spoke In high terms u Mr.. Moran
and referred To his rise from = poor me
ehanie
BY MS OWN fSprSrRN
To the possession III large business and
the respect Of his fellow citizens.
Mr. +. H. Griffith stated that Seattle IL
and ought To continue 20 be progressive
city. and showed the urgency OF cieetsng 4
progressive and representative city gov
eminent
He WAS followed BY Capt. y. - Carr and
Mr. Clarke, who spoke In high terms O.
the several candidates ~ the eitizens
ticket, and the fairness Of every action 81
the convention that aomina.et the m.
After three rsusiag cheers for the tlckci
the meeting adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

ras ssexrner yaxims, FROM Fert Gamble.
- iH psr' ysstsriaf-
ne ss.hosfSs Teaser IL Isaisnz : eArxg Of
,<rrcrsl merchandise for qgifcAnse
fbe steamship wilisnerte win ssH fer
rutland a. s s'eleek this saasrnsnx With 1zB
Snua o. eozl.
4 marriage Eiernse Vas fssxsed yesterday
= Jasses Boyle aad Aause Gusf3s. both %
1H{Itrzhssn-
& Tke broadway Coach Co. hare made =
ehaBxe in thr5r time Of leaving On s<xn<lAys
tess8s- m and $40 p m.
The shsp Iyarhaes Captain Garter. saiie<1
~ Ssn YrsncjsrS Ffsterssaf. she vas tsuxs1
o1f b. the ting kiehsrss Hptyoke.
The sseamsv rr.Tnier arrived from Van.
-ccaser YESTERDAY morning. wfsh " soas 81
height snd lsrss iiss q passengers for
seattle.
Hefner A pishon are oEertnx some
eheies inside properties TOT sale. Capital
lists Will do well 10 caa on thsse xenfie-
mem
A plss of pa,sfine HfiI sdsstsca vas aied
81 the asfiitef's ss1es yesterday b. Charles
81 hskcf Il comprises Al 81 tee nsseshsasf
u 81 TIE Hogthssst 81 sfefion = BORN.
range ) east
chief guxfsee ypnes yesterday denied the
application for an in1sBffssn 10 restrain
Jasnes Rankin frsfn oiSstfaesing public
-oAd. 4 sfsy 81 prssceedsp1s ~ss granted
for xix pssFths and tire case dismissed.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald gaze sesiee
Of sn appeal.
Hedging for over E,.soo sixitorx uas PRO-
yids-d on the nigist Of the Fourth and for
hail sbat number ON TIE nszst preceding
and the atgisf following. This WAS scrona-
p,ishsd by the COMMITTEES on ertertafn-
meat. Who arc unsisr special obiixafsou 10
NJ Wrijseygai. Of the sA.t Francisco sfoyr,
for "a unlimited supply ~ bidding.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08
HALL BROTHERS. sHIPYARD.
what 10 Gsfng eb There-Ta1h with
One Of the rroprfetOrp.

Oue Uf f8e FFDVFfst0Hps
Captain II. x. Hall. Puget sound mana.
mr. Hsa resident partner 81 the slssp build
ing iirr, Of Hall Bssthers. OF Port Eixkeisy.
spent yesterday IN Seattle. In reference 10
fbc establishment OF = gard on the site re-
Gently purchased for that purpose on sal.
non Bal, he said. eve can do nothing
fnerr until there l. o snwmfll built wc
ofe not In tie lumber business. aud there
forv DO not care to build mill OF cur own.
Ne have been assured that
lAkeE sAxarLl
vii be built either ~ Smiths Cove or sal
non Ray when that 10 done We win be
prepared 20 faik about moving our yard 10
1his >ide.
awhat have yon on had at present.
sWe are still working on the four fsasfed
eehpuuer for Peix 4 Co. OF ran Francisco.
she win BE- launched 10 about six weeks
NJ arc also fitting MP the new schooner r.
X Wood, belonging 10 Captain Larsen and
.ofhrrs Of fan Francisco. Che viii go 10
Tacoma 70 load lumber on the 1Oth.r
Have you any orders aheafg"
ORDERS sos os HAND.
ayes. and next week when the mill starts
M Il Port Blakeies xe will lay the keel OF
Z three -massed schooner. sister 10 the
Lizzie Vance shs viii be built on the
nme model aud be ss near ike the Lizzie
= Nc can make her she viii have a reg
lsesred tonnage OF 40 tons, aud her difnen-
dons will be la2 feet keel. asss feet beam
and Il feet depth Of hold.
swhen will yonr brother, W. @. Hall.
whit the sound again"
u Ara expesfins him every day. lie has
heen hack 10 our old home Ia Massaeha
ssfis for the first time Ina seventeen years,
aad Is coming hofae By the Canadian Pa
&ffc ON his arrival he viii spend couple
81 weeks on the sound before proceeding 10
.kis honse In California
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08
A SWEET-SCENTED SPOT.
.Ths Shocking Condition III the Seat
tfc CITY jail.

Tue city Jail has the appearances OF has
sax been swept out but once within fhs
past six months. but policeman yesterday
assured reporter that It had actually heer
cleaned Within the past fhree months The
city u Cologne u said "a possess - scpa'
rAte and distinct odots. but IMPORTER
cerntci soaething over humid ed in TIRE
~ yesterday aud he did not stay long
elEher The doors aud cells are fslthy In
~ extreme. and rubbish Of all kinds has
euilncfed In the corners and under ths
calls special policeman who MAS on
-dsfy during the past week aud had not be
conc seclimatea. ran q prisoner In the
esher day, bat before he bad tine 10 loo
Ne door he was obliged TO rush out aud
AT company with his dinner These wis
afe familiar With the condition of the tall
wonder that Il has not bred an epidemic oi
Uphold lever. The institution Is under
- personal charge Of the chief Of police.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08
CITY MISCELLANY.


AAfw &zro<- who went 70 Gis<aro = =
feiexxss 3 size natteas1 ReruHzssxa cen.
senssofss rsxsra<t ssrze yess<r<34r saszs.
Ing ~ sse cAaxs<fan pxeste. IL eeuxer~a,
ssaa vfsh . PcsrsrsxzLssE.rxx rere<re,
last esesfsx regarding bis TIP. h. kss.s
The sssnvsnsssa uza ne larzrss sst<sv ot
ksPabafxxs rTprrzensxas re~shxs ever x.es..-
sleS - The euuasry. They ea.ae tsx~saer
win sese-snfnztsoz o. a.. net Il, de- -.
t<sests 81 say ia5sslzsxl. bzs So fke rxI-
fsre - thf sss1Y aad
5000 ~ Tnx cacsrxx.
Tsis 4 rr8ser 81 fs.e Enzs ressf.. SO II
= a. aasss.ssskkess fzes iasf tarse.fassrzhs az
fae essuxeF1ssou @xre e&rres. rfs@azs 81
NJ Bss.n<- 81. II gsez Of Ats lets~-z azt
sss~x4szsnt seszz2uas. sh~ delegates wsre
issss sisD. foe 3 wssts ssapis rsxuss 10
kis derf5naftn@
FOB saE SAKE - ssxxaxx.
~A5skr seserxl dsys hsiksiax the esuxsn-
ttan besssnse satssHEsf fsA< the nomination
Of Seasszl Harrison xsesIi sEa9 nsore -
hsrrs<rztze fsse party asst irssrE ~ <sc<srss
ts&u xEY other sans3HaTses that ruuiG be
tns eosrertaexs ~ tkis sustxsa-af 1 have
pet ~ hear ~ ape EsxxSDg Hsruhsfean ~ha
l. dissatisfied With the fiFxef All fas Es-
pabzsear i<ss5G-s psesxak ~ Ghiez<o fson
Swx Ya~x stxts agreea bsfase the n0ntaA-
ffesi fhBf
THE rfcxEr a. FssalLs NAMED
HoaEd as the strenEsss that could - pr
fesi sarr fhxs q viii xasssr ssreag-a In eli
ssessgssa each day. snfn The Sinai reszsit IL
rrschrs
ssrbs ws.Afaxssa Territory delegation
Was q sssrs tortsfsly asartsr-si a. The ssrsad
paefac hssei - those fsora aay 81 the
other states 81 seTyss,rt<ss sss oar roosas
rer~ ersywdtst with visitors frDm the date
% our srsiraf until the close Of the esarsn.
sI0n. May visitors called % get fafcrsaa-
tion regarding the Territory. vafsh was
gladly FURNISHED them
TsAsxItxs ~ THE East
AFTER the els~s Of the convention I re-
visited New York, xes Hases. Boston and
Montreal. spending has . few bou- at
each ylser. IN fsrf. osstxisie OF the days
sp<ps In Chicago attending the convention.
Averaged 80 miles Of travel each day
Vas aissssat from the territory.
<ssrrLx THx fzzxfsrss
In Montreal the Canadian Pacific on
they exIersed practically 10 make Boston
the trYsafnfzs af fhztfr read Ga the Atlantic
and seattle their Pacific coast terrnsnus
.Th. Increased Attentions beiax given 10
Seattle throughout the East, and Ira won-
dsrfnl advances IN population. wealth aud
prosperity make IL matter of no small Ina
porfaree 10 seiscs for all city ofiees Hsen Of
good rrpaie and standing. who will per
form thsir daties faithfully and well.
rHE RESULT ey rRfs ELECTION
VIII not simply effect the citizens Tn seat
tie to-day, bs. Will be studied aud undergo
the careful consideration OF many per
sens IN other places, who arr watching
~ith Interest events bere. In the expccia-
ton Of casting their lot with Us, aud
making their home in oar midst Nothing
viii % tend 10 iBcreas. their confidence In
our future. aud strengthen their deter
ninafias % come 10 seattle a. the election
Of AZ hoacst and capable city government"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

= pncffe--Pnz>ed Heton: ~ q
lg< s@iIF Is passengers, . fg rsse.te
~ 3 d Il 4 n. and q ioe<i. nlsn
- r. 1s113rx ffss c,sss. A. J. Lssands u.
~ h. Conn, r. Lex5xxcas W "
j 49,. 1. Dasis sns vile. H - stAt-
-. sbevt Lire--fasscd Hsrfsugfou:
= EcxS~rhsif. w. Y. Wsc1rs1sn A1d
- "A As,er. r A. Park. G. ~ Coop
5s = Iallr~on and ~sse, +. Ehli3A- y.
- s,Sreu sad wss=, Aften r. Eefser~sn,
7ckae7n. e. II. Iobasaa- 6, II GserD<,
4 - 8fpz and r. emsgrasta-
ss,--u ssd f'a1itsrnis--pzsed Nes5fsxd
= 81 Fcr<er. j. T. 0'xesf. J. Hessy .asn. 2
- ws{s an4 fNe saiiteSu. MT r II
- ~ 3. A. Baszey- Ms Hansen sid
-Sft5rea. A Hsasfsr.s arss wife. G. II
~ q 1fsfs. T. W Eaassu. m. Etken. u
4srs. 4. j. Harris Ers- Sszee1 szst
-. B. Brena0, W. &. Rogers sssd wife
- xsrsh. VITA. Gasssi- l. VI wo<r5
- Iohn retnn. IJew Bszi. frra B<zi, II
z<:s.s~e<sd, Nss z. z E6se, Mrs. @. y. Ne
<5Srry srsa three ehfsfrsn. = e. sxsrsael
~ elfe. Charles Dove, Mrs. stspasa Gag.
- = sscoad-eisss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08
cLALLAM CouNTY SEAT.


Chief Justice Jones yesterday heard ar
gumenfs IN the cistlsm county seat eoesru-
yersy, which Is at absorbing infercst In the
lower Soend eoantry at present
HISTORY OF THE aArrER
II seems that tn ISIS the people of cisilau
county iseafrd the eaunfy seat al nunge-
ness. where II has remained up 10 the pres
ent time. since the Co operative colony
located at rort Angeles the population has
been largely drawn to thst place. and
many ~ the people felt that the best intcr.
srss Of all concerned would b best sub
served hy changing the county scat 10 the
center Of papnlstior. During TITS aSha.
tton the cnunsy commissioners conceived
the idea Of calling special steseon. 90
the gruund that In 1865 no record was made
Of t,ar result Of the special election when u
vas decided to make Dungencss the county
seat They considered the lack OF that re
orsi sufsfelent grounds GA which 10 call =
new election. Tha. election sas held June
st>s, and twn-thirds Of the votes cast were
in favor OF the change % Port Angeles,
WRIT Of rseHisfrioS
Wa. .uea out. restraining the comm -
ssouers from r.moying the county scat, 90
the ground that it had once teen lcestei 2,
punxrpe.s. and could no; b. legally
changed under the prrss1; law. TIE CASE
earae up Yesterday before thiet Jastiee
Jones on motion 10 qnash tns VIII.
After heafiug, the judge over ruled tas
melton lxavinx the wrft Ia force, He hos
ever gave the attorneys for the Port Anee-
Iex ne.,.is until August nth 10 prepare Al
answer OF show cause why the WI sauas.'
nos be nsads permanent Nr =. =. t
hotsn prosecuting attorney fof ta& 49,
so,1nA district sepre~eafed tbs people 81
Dnnrsue... aileging that. As the commits
ssoncrx 81 thp county hast pefterfass ~ y,
unlawful act IL vas bis duty % see shsi -
did not 80 ihto effect
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Psxr TsssxsEsp. Jrsy !.
stxs< uusser a,s..rse. s.r.-.sIssn.,- sr-wss.
on oszr principal experts, iassk<r and
e.1l. The cause 81 the falling OF Il
NJ ss.r 9 t1s nfs-ases-
eaxag~d IN transporting luml<r seek.
ing coal charters. The scarcity Of
wf.~at sh.rte,. Zoe ss,~ r-nit.,t Y,r..-
- ss..,s.sssss- s.s-...s..s- -
- - - - - :. - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

A SrrxnsLrlrs % TsrsEs-Noea
down stairs aaa will show yei e'is'''s
IA. aid Julian Thompson 10 reporter
ve<tssssay. Down stairs the twenty ssi ~
thinspssa who are eharsesi WITH o-e,s-s y
sss,l,sw. IA authorities w0ai4 not allow
u sr~hsI Hamilton 20 land ~ Victoria. were
.,nnd seated in A double rcw On ths lsil
ts.ssr pwr4aklns ~ their evening" nseaA -
re<,-,ssss 90 instructions from Nc hofsF z
- ss.sssh, ~ yrhtrh wsre asakie thumbs y
49,, rsse oas thufah Is ;etteSf, Tue eti:'
srS hrzas>a asl fraga the ssrcnad =, sas, s.'.s
uhsis well shaped are sesss'zsaslAt ssaaA
fShsir axsners can move tassn A. taef - -
and tbes very mach res0nihse - aessan sas
fsms.s az a crab
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

nav ESsfSEKSiSe FlRs-A eopsrsnes'
ssap has been fsErrd under the Sra name
ss Aasisrssn, Bertrand & Co, 10 cugase Ia
engsiaeessag and dssaxAaax Fae arm -
~apeeet As follows Celanei ". Ansssf-
"a v 10 frosa iSss - ISIS Hss engaett "a
Vss'asefsAg IA seattle, aas = isatGliaF vita
- oaf e&sis sErycyS For the pass seFei.
fsSrs - Ass Hse1e a specially Of coal &fll
~ iaias eaStnesyiilg, AMI II familiar sit'
~ Mines 81 Pgs,tt r,saud. Mr. Lsats y
cxsirard. astAoslsh r.stsseot0i Seattle ht'
- year. has wan an enVtShEe reputation
- tcrf aecrrs5e wasG- lie sraaaatcd no 2.
eeisssl eessesV ~ issi, and Aeatresi
snsaeh az the Paris Polytechnic school ~
49, saes NaicG tlrlr be las lsser engaged
- ne snssacesiag & partsaeuf 81 tar Csn..
4 1.Ae faslne railroad, aad the Cries 81
asef and los ADEelss. Nr, uiis r
sAsaserss.sa Is isso Weil known a. = FcsgdSa'
&eexfsse log nsate sassn tea years as4a - q
Sst A2keG fa< the p,s-s ave years lii
- fssats are usga "a every stats aad h.T
49, IN the as.uu Al are yoa1s FaeG u
ssSy sad gysst shsi.fs, aaa sc eSspesS
sas ses sgza ahz1a.i4nt ssceess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08
A FAITHLESS HUSBAND.
A Absolute Divorce Granted Nellie
Alteoate

aase,ats divorce from her husband. James
Allocate, the stage manager of the bssoa
1eAfre. By Chief Justice Joues- The par
NJ court ands that dariag the whole peri
- 81 taelr married life the plaintiff trcst.
~ her husband - = kind. faithful and
esrciionsfe wife, and faithfully discharged
~ me duties Of the marriage relsuca.
Hasle he on September =, ISL. was and AZ
1rsrs umss sad sna5rs places tisisv has
setn. cflsaiuslly intlmSte With one ttolS'
4edmea. There arr three chlldress, James
\. flora aud white, s. ! sad year Of age
esreeshely rnese are awarded a. the
fszshnf. and Aitcaase Is arsicred IA pay her
&traony per month for the support ei
serseif and eai.area. The cctea'iazt IT'D
- PM In "a aPpsaraace a. the hearing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

tsFvsssKS EEExTEa. the annual Eaesf-
fnx AZ ta.s seattle Building ard io&a Asss'
s{s.iau asst evening The following directors
-. ,ls...st s..r the raSatn< Fszr- , G.
s,iss..e.. N - Eft.erfsyN II .. @hisaey. g
v Istinss,asl. n r TsearhsrA. sss,c- =. MI
tiaerr. Z. ". crane, 4 n Sar~eai AID A. J.
4 Efska9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08
TWO ASN0U NcEMEyTs.
Cards from Successful and De-
feated Candidate.
The following have been received al this


s.Aee
GARD FReH Ma. MORAN
10 tbs Editor .--keferriag 10 this follow.
Ing item In the Press OF last evening
headed Moran indorsed.' and purporting
- BE- q report Of the proceedings Of the
Prphibition convention % Friday evening
p. Il. Ward presented the name OF Robert
xersn for Endorsement. some one asked
Il Mr Moran would accept the nomination
on the platform as adopted Mr.. wsrd
stated that Mr.. Moran had assured him
that he would accept the nomination ei
the Prohibition convention on the Prohi-
Mtsea platform"
without regard 20 the aathor OF this
statement, brand IL as faise aad ALSO
tnscly without foundation. As candidate
fss mayor II seattle have pledged myself
70 nothing except 70 labor for the city :
welfare Respectfully,
RaHKRT MOAN.
Nor nISgRrNTLEp nv DEFEAT.
To the Edifoss--t take this means OF
thanking al those friends who worked -
faithfully 10 secure my nomination for the
ofhee Of chief OF police on the Citizens
ticket am satisfied with the work al tho
eoayention aud hope my friends viii sup
psrt the candidates selected by H.
o. H. HrTrERFsELb.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

We vii max aoNa al eesas In oar
taT iac n a lao days. G0Edsy and
sts wednesday NC VII Be rSEsy 10
sxtsSsa va Ssth bargains. the hsss ne
ssrfoSeseA Tok2As, Slasvrssaa & CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

BASEBALL Ta-pkf,-Ths spokane f~a.,
ss,,a, ana sastie nsasas p a. the1 $500 -,
s,,,,s t.,...ay. Cofsssaa aas hessc4 ~ y
-. An.ssgv for tae brcsus. irs.ns 49, ,-'.s.
svyrx boar ossa saeststii< ~ 80 r...,s,st
az. ts..,s.a bla q Puget -sssla asfs'S 'AA'N'
80. iec5aaInx admission. sc
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xxhihirles al auction ss@e q dEss O.
raigsla-s ca FfwBs street, opposite esd
ioaaery. - 81 - \. NJ = \. hslA ssals -
r.ssz SnxzcS fSs.-slaf. iEfy = AID eeenaas
anil sgd Per orser 7, l.. Snrr1s = "a
.a2s GEA T. asorKx. Asesssssf
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,,sSs EAsr ~fxa HISS hrsEAsps rs
x,rx. me body OF Tbs ia;e James p
Keansxss hss hscn eah@iIasd. AID t..ss
faarnsnx Mrs. ksnaesiY Vii star kssa -, =.
n rhe aiae hec9sso<ises o<.o'sSssk
ssn s,olusahsa & fwxes >ostAd sNA.l l5t,-'.
cauarass have oeca assf<1 ~ -. a.
- 80 as he klAek River lEacfsea We
~. rsussins Tae kftcEfts ana se4.s1s -. /,
,,i.ss'.s,-. - the sireezst-1 raised per- -
wy ssae sor she SSdos. fsss az -. -.
tees tAe da1rs-si gtsNtase =. -. -.
$3.50 naa sayS he Nas cas- % tie 49,
ssrf. IN the cSsag aay's stsriey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Sa4,;ssrx~ zecS ssgAF ga xsssa slser wedces-
s<g tas.-zins. rAe iish. va Be sod az half
a wkaA e Is EoEth- ISktas, saa<ersaaa
O. iys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Change % pssseBsec fsfes On ssTAz--
shsp EFSmisrF Ts@ seEE ca steamship
s'rSsnier Axrs sg4er Sssl u ~ crats hsfseen
1919 ana Tsr5ssA- ss>ti
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Table linens VIII h@ slaughtered ca and
after "Wednesday morning. the uth- To-
ktA< -ingeTIaan & Co. Bs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Closing OUT sale. Misses hosiery. sold AL
the season al SC. a pair. now pairs to'
see chester Ele4ry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

wea-e eEoslnS oas AL ear saEsnasr s'soSs
Chester C-es<y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

sse Rich eubruiierci sheer lawn band
kerchiefs sold AT 70 and &c. nos 80. chcs-
ter lrary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

5raiFs far i.ae. A lac 81 Kisses fab sa.
ishs.s s.ssEa ses.resi ingram Preach se~s.
SOLD al TIE - ssoa ~ &c T&i.. neS !
ra.zs fsr &c, s'NesfeE C4s2ry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

We az saossaS cat car waite gSSis-
CaeS,er Cls2sy-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Anything we have In sumner ya=stts AZ
half price On v "Wednesday morning. Dress
-sss.s.s AZ "a renss. TeSlxs. SiHgeTfnaa s CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Picture frames and room Moulding
largest stock oAxzam & Co. second
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

W. A. rsos4ag gu; esr sssasses arpss
- ssA.-.Essr s-tszry-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Ladies'. misses and ehiiircns hose az
i.s~ than aaetiou prsees On Wednesd ~ the
lith. Tcklas. ssazermau & Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

We are closing out our psrAsols. cleary.
IAces and erabrosaeries on and after
"Wednesday the iita. Toklas. singerman
& Co. iys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

We a. es.sssas osss oar lace euTiSta ssts
Chester ieRFv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

A great dive in essthsHg on Wednesday
zaaKaiag the lirh- THIS viii Re aeieaa
,wscr. r.sklss, -azaFraaa 4 Co. tys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-08

Summer xoas.s oa Nss.a ,ssiA< morning.
Lawns sasf white gassts v ili BE SOLD Al
halt Of What taey ssst Tok.2s~ singer
vnanSFa u.