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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

II, NJ. 4. ptSAvoaz The Juvenile
Opera Company soored another success
at the opera heue last evening, whsn
Gua,r, and sulllvsn's old time fayofi'e
,'p,n.soro- ~ a. given. he epcss WAS NC
~, ard ~ent eff withou, hi'ch- mo,
Of the mart. were well taken and som %
them were handle in manner fet.
artistic. Teddy Gampse as Sir josef 2
Porter scored another hit and the wor
Of George RebAn and gails Martin PIC,
with especial t~ver. The duct IN nc NJ, ~.
AZ, hStwesn RseSstraw and Josephino =
Eyan camhle end Camille &c veiaaa IN
wIth /. hearty Fccsll Mus ensra ser
A. Cu-rersn. aaa johnny lowell ~ Dead
eye. also scored = euccess IN their uast N =
the second spt, lite Is sn knsiish San.
=, rendered by Gcorge Rsn&r, osiies,
fo-th IRE greatest applause hcwe,nr. \
encorve being given. Latte stella MAY ~
Hebs made great deal Gus OF hsf -
This afteFnoon The popular uiiyesec
wtll Is repeated AZ the matinee y 70 !
snca. ans TITS evening A shsa ~ ~ -
Rrs,mrn,s " al BE- prodgcea ter the aiss
tnla Juaxies from the favor wish ~s ,.l
the eonipaay has beea rece vcd. nc s''s
ina periursuAres will te well a1senaeS-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

II. 0essas q KellJ. Of TsecmA > .
he Oeei4<n1aI
CO Oess3sn1. aeszs f,F Hsssfiyi
niBa5els. = 10 tks dry.
IL. J. @ Hxir.s = sxpse:ed - resexz
- Ds.ssle akoas sne midaie II Apsa-
Mia Nsfeis Hces1a isasss this Dofn.
t1e fes Jspan - taks ~ Be: mtssaenas,
uosk.
4. L. Msxvsrl, eenezAl rsNeeRes
azsnt 81 tt Ossgoa Railway 4 Nssi&n-
d1a Company. = IN the cssy.
III. 2. !. 1syhev. repsesentisR IL
De- 0onss 4lliDesy eu9pa1y Of oes
Rnane.see. b - IL Ose3oea1Al.
Mr.. L Wsssel. Jr.- editor Of ths oapa-
ri City Cssrssv Of Linesln. Eeoeo9ks.
70 spesdine . fec days b 6sasxie.
y.G- Svush. repsssesaiDR Ne Daily
Hev Yosk llIassssssd GsspAie b h sne
eity. and shiis hsss ViIl psscass a u
lrsssatsd suppie0ens On beastte ana
Wsshiuatou Territory.
Msaszs. W. D. Fcx and A. Gale. tvo
prominent lnabsfmea from La Crosse.
Wiscuusto. are as present IN Seattle.
They have bern making tour Of tn
eeaDd With rsfeseoss 10 Investing eoms
money in timber lacd and milling crop
erfy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31
DID 1T HUKP ITS BAcKs
WILL, n JCgr DID. AND IT Nu8sgD
THiyo3 N 4 yGaY LIVELY NAN
NEB, INDEED.
The cyclone hiss arrived.

The cyclone hiss arrived.
Thst Is, a pretty vell developed SEQ.
ten Of ii has jomced Cd right into this
big town and has proceeded to mus
things IN csrtsin fessivs circ!es.
What has Il done?
Well, ii picked three men right up
bodily aud set them down easily bui
very ffmly IN Police Justics sodefberR's
court room, and after jir. 6obsrberR
ores 10. OF printed questions at % : %
the:Y wounds we're bsudaced and will be
examined ct ssne future time. The
wounded men did not pay O fee 10 the
iegsl physician bat they give security
for their appearance.
Who we're theyF
They are registered under the names
of lin Reafdan, Henry Carleton and
Joe Carr. Mr.. Rsardan seems to be sos-
serine from q severe attack OF the dis
ease designated in the books ~ keep
ing oasss as q game of faro" TIE
sympsous are said to be very alarming.
Mr.. Carleton Is sid 10 have q well de
iued attack Of roulette One Of tee
striking symptoms IL Riddiness. He IL
nav in q vhiri and lost hov much. II
Anything, the medicine will cost h mol
cslcolsbie jost nov. Mr.. Cars disease
IL diagnosed N malignant case OF
stud nofse poker" In general way
the physicians say that these diseases
have proven rather OF contagious char
ecter. II 10 believed, however, that fol
the present these three are Quarautined
Did the cyclone do nothing more than
tbis!
Well, II Is trying very hard to %
more. IL ID cavostina around ~ great
rate 10 get hold Of ten other afi cted
men Who arc supposed to Be so6efsua
In the various ataaes Of the diseased
known a. faro, roulette. stud horse 20.
kef. poker simply, and other kindred
disorders. II 10 expected that tbs
cyclone will dnd them. OF ooufse, II
thsy are found their cases will be treat
ID after the most approved formula.
What h tie formula?
Il IL definitely known a. q territorial
prescription. and is said to be very
cough kind Of medicine sometimes.
Did the sick men taik9
Ne, they didn's say anything; bu,
some one else. presumably speaking fol
them. inquired whether tbs payment OF
fine would settle things or not.
And
The cases we're not settled.
IL this the moral cyclone co1cernin 9
which reference hss been several times
10 the Posr-ISrxLIloESczs?
Yes.
IL IL Of the most approved orthodox
character.
There 10 no doubt Of ID.
And a. 10 the end thereof?
II is said to have great staying pow.
ere. from which IL may be presumed
that 10 will stay until the diseases men.
toned are under perfect coctrol.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Tim Wasa ~ popDea - ~ - ~.
iaasrs vhseA sxenpee1 esopssty b ~
exken4 u The mossgazes gfvso - tne
cvrefs. bet tbs iaS 6oeo ~ sppay
vA<re IT, oeDees u IT, mossg.Re
lsns ortss4s II tbs t1ryitcfy. Tia lac
u t8Hg f<fff to DostxaGss hssd v1sh-
II - tefpstnsy ~ DofaaAGo Uuutd -
tAxsd. ond Il she perpaSsy Uss aaso tai
6D-"
awin nes shs osssmuert q foiiina
seoek Be astsndkd b many diMsui1ass3
"Nos seesssassly %. Ths osly psinl
- guard sensnst eFohabiy = tAs 6anGtS
u The assRoDurs eoaid axssa1e matters -
that they UouIa azssm the frllsBa seoek
By uemhe1, then ShAse hsts could be
sompassd sSd AnciioosieoD esnned. o.
eoefse The asosenpe Arss UakiuG the -
sessmens vozid b entitled 70 the psef-
eseuce vhere du2aientious occurred.
Thea, too, The asssssmsas ef the rellina
ssoek oouid be 0ade q . certain DIS
ixeaasd tine h ell counties crossed b
railRoods. This would sfmpiy acesoxi-
be disesibotien Of The property aD0og
sribotior could be adopssd, likely. OF
ion on any Of these questions. b0t sim
ply diaeoGine In Q general way. How
ever, repsas, the Lao ecntempiates the
assessment Of all propeEty Of railroad
companies. undesussnd ste n 3gtheYn
Paci6e Conpsny v WILING to pay taxes
on il lands. % far - the Rrsni 70 at
tscEed 70 the seoepte1 sections Of tie
2 I'd b. tie eoyernmsnl"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

The following transfers of real ESTATE
were hiet for record yesterday:
United States TO Charles w Kakeldy
100 acres in Sec p. To q n. r 6 east 500
wv Geor9e and wife to l. G b0feD. Ia
acres In Sec 5. Up 81 n. II east. $50.
James Nulkegn 70 Barnard Fitzpatrick,
lots and .. block is in Buzks's second i'd
dition 70 Seattle, &s0a.
s.nas1 c KiIs TO ( L Powell lot H il
United states 70 John " Keller. 90 acres
In Sec .. Tp a y. r 6 east, $500
Robert N McFadden TO G G Phinney,
the soutbefiy h - fourths Of lot block
5 In A A DennyS plan OF seattle. $100Q
Thomas Butcher and wife 70 Richard
Osborn. lots /, 2. : and s in Aercsrs addi-
ton 70 North Seattle. $hsM
GIa. lots /. z and in Mercsr's addition
70 Seattle, &7io1.
Joecph Rober and wifeso Gorris Brandt.
lot 10 and southeast onefourth OF lot II.
block los In ID T Denny's firs. addition to
North Seattle. $3.50.
Joseph Roter and wife to VIM Deitrh-
Or. 10. 3. book LOG In ID Z Denny's add
ton TO North Seattle, $3.50.
JOHN 8 Lorraine to q " sym 1rds. lot 2.
block in Crown addition TO Seattle, 81.
Citation p Ferry and wife to James
Boutwell,. lots IL. Il. Is. II and IS In Fer
r. D sub division, $3.50.
@ G Phinney and wife to T Minor,
quit claim. deed to beck 80 in Maynnrs .
Lake Washin2t1n addition u Seattle. u.
1T Scott and wife to T Clayworth,
lots 20 to % inclusive. block 4. In Rosj ad-
dition to seastle. $40.
II T S,o.t and wife to n 8 Bittencourt.
lots TO % inclusive. block q. in Ross addi-
ton to Seattle, Sil03.
James A Moore and wife 70 G G Caik-
liza quit claim deed to tracts in TIP "a N.
X east $500.
Christ Paasch to Frederick ct al, lots
l. 2 and 3. block IA. in Grown addition 10
Seattle, xf15.
Charles l. Oils and wife to c Calkins.
tract on Mercers Island, $500.
James Boutwell, to Harriet Baxter.
blocks and in Home addition to Seat
tie: al.o lot IS In Fefry's subdivision,
S200
Samuel G Kirk to Benjamin Rosentein,
lot I In Somerville, 5000.
&C Calkins and wife TO A G Kelsey,
tract % In Maple Leaf ad Alton. S5l
W Il Brown and wife 70 James Mulkern.
quit claim deed 20 block IS, in BurKe's
addition to Seattle. so.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Certified checks, payable Il
sight, on the PUGET
SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. given -
security for
money In
vested.

Two THOSE DESTROYS OF BUYING PROP
1 erty on time, and bseoming property
owners and In 1losds, ~ offer H. follcsius
We VII allow you frem thfss nossAs &
ave yesrs' tine according TO the land you
select
We charge neither premium o. in.sres. o.
TN psynsnas. and VII give yos . vars,,s'
We hsve lots q 90 and - that are eass.
70 Madison street. and ere within radius ol
one aud . half miles fro0 the Rumodce
They lie we'll I'd are deGrohle looDL
We roquife only 10 pr cent. - al eaYueUl
money and We viii givs cessinea ehsch for u,
full amount Of cash and every suhssQoaal
paymsat.
The check is drawn By IL Puset SQUAD Ma
tional Daa<. md is made payable q xght. thu
gRz1ting the purchaser advanta0ro aud pglvt
lsgcs that have nevar been bstc6o o0esoA
After you have boRgzinsd foe one or mort
lots shcaId you. through sickness q accident
b ons pressed fer money, you hsvs soly 4
present your checks u the hank and they vii
b caahsd On tie spot for tho1r full fnco value
better bsrgain- the above still holds good
In short. the monsy In the bank awaits youl
order and 10 absolutely beyond OR contso
until yoa present the checks 10 10 II payma0
in fuli for the piece OF the land haGgziped for
Yoa are. toseaore, ~ the option and priv
teees We ooB Anfofeo A9slEee oocooooA Tot
are your toasures and banker end - he san,
dme N owner Il yalushle property.
should you q any tins. howsvsR, pressn
he checks o. bank Tor payment they viz D
imosdtaiely honssed and foevsf6ed - -
ard you thereby annui all fagafs q pozuAAe
q the said land
We offer a golden opportunity cd sdvis'
yoa TO buy nov. Don't vuas tor erae ~
negligence 70 aroed you the eeDefsunisy Q
saying. coald have bought soeh - such
toe rev months ~ re- % m9eA an4 boz
b worth 30 much, nj bQy noVIl
Make yonS snco0e, no naSG hov 0all
earn something. Set POUR oosner stone be
fore the boom aad oene1t from the advance.
Transooosiaseal sAalrosAs ase headias fo
6eAtaie.
0AnufHetnnng u 0ouriseins md 0foWi7
With healthy growth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

ARRIVAL OF TfIE fRE~iKR - ! ne
steamer Premier arrived here yesterday
shortly after uoon, AMI remained s'i.a'
night. aischars.ng a large esrso 81 tse,Se'
consisting principally or grastA -,
chxaa.se from the "a I, and pS -. y, -. -.
lro,Asle shs brought = large u.t o. pss
ssnsers. the following list hsssrg tor s,sss :
IL u. CLARITY, Mrs J. NJ. Reid. yoen
lehnson. Nj NsrvkN T AaFS.s;sa,s, 30 I
vescalr. A. MsaoQue. }. L. SePn srson n
James II. rtrnsS +. &, Jenasng :. III :
frrA Morris q. tsenaRses- N lf.,iilssa
q, Bs>sing nr. nkaseiy, JS-Ss ns'n ;
Csneron. II. ghes.cs, T. NoscA Jena
NeI.nAa. +. Burden. James Chnrohi / " /:
Rerrh. ". A. scott }. 4. Edwards saa
wife, and "a iApanvse-
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TEE LAW SUPREME.


I 1Hx1 GU E&&UL
when ste sspssus c71ss s.egpea ID
sDd ovsstAssv re ssrdssz e Tie tssJ
10 tie 0eefes n. Miller $50, and Viz
taalIy mid stss tie uasdsses u James
nsnnirG Co.smsn ana Wiibss Pssten
sk7u.d sssfk fern ca TIE fsce Of tie
earth . frss nan. and when ths hang
tpa CT Rfe.dYiea. tie mefde1tT CT
yel.ns echss5rire, vas possponea %
oonse iEds snise q RI ID. The q o2ie Be-
wonder What would be tte rssuit Of
these szrdy acts Of jaaiee. These Re
salts hare come all TOO sooc, and With
10 tbs cast few days I've more would BE-
Aasazsfns Eese besa added 20 tie iiss-
When The story Of George Fassou's
Mzsderocs assault uroo John Z. Ha9hes
cas- Rad vest rtay nsoynine, many psr
so1s felt that 1nisss the pso,se took the
i-s snso their ovn hands ana strung
some of thss1 offenders 40. that the
With tnis idea in visv, sssiin2 coon
mi.fee we3s aboas 10 ascertain the sen
fsnent Of tie solid. Conservative etti-
xsrs on tee sstjscs. asd be il said to
ste credit Of Sextsie's soiio mec, the
answer came from All quarters.
LET yak Raw m scrzgNs.
Captain e. l. Marshall voiced the
ssctsE cut Of the people when he sasf.
II feel that NsllAs and Freidfice
shonld hang. and bot for she evil preoa-
den. u would establish | wauid be one
TO sssizs Ia hanging them. took IN
eetiss part IN . banging Hfoeeedina
ouce in tits city, and. Wills have new
CT regretted vkas di1 ~ ssat tinee.
hsv. sssn the evil which resulted from
tie president Ne established AZ that
time, acd as far a. ara conserved /
stall asvsys favor the tsu taking ITS
coarse. although the machinery dots
somesiraes move slowly. Toe trouble 10
that IL the better element In the coon
m1rity resort 10 viosercs sne raetag and
bobtail element uiii take up the exam
rIs aud commit unlawful ATS wtea
there 10 NJ necessity for IL. Was
hesri
BLA-axY pxnAao0UEs
Incitine the mob 70 riot In 1885. sud
citing a. q Dgecedeat for sach work The
act OF the CITE fns ia hanging the mnF
derefs of George Reynolds and David
S.res, I msds up 10Y fnind that from
tEst time on would esand no for the
vindicasion and endorsement Of the Law.
Pat me down as one who. as 9 citizso,
Ia Opposed 70 interfering with the rris-
onefs nos 10 jail"
Gssdnsr Kellogg said " am In
fsv1r of giving the cfli,srs ard the
iav every opportunity to project the
ilves And properly CT oar cisiz Q.
sni shall do what can TO pre-
vent any uuiavfnl acton being taken
BY the psopie. vss oae Of ths csm-
izittee Ct sTslve at the time the maj
tersrs Of slrss and ksysolcs we're hnne
90 osclteniai fa7afs, bat soos no pars
10 the hanging"
O.ners, aud many. too. we're tq7aliy
rs pronounced IN cpooaition to any IN
lawful uprising on the part Of the peo-
pie "a these gentlemen. and u nov iooke
as tbonah ths movement to at ~ a
nscktie party 10 this city wculd die, ~
u shoai6. IN tss iDclSiency.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

HIS CoSpTIoS.-Dr. EaRlesop. Who 10
the physician in charge Of j. T.
HaRhes's case at G'aos Hospital. stated
last evening that bis patient had rested
tolssab'y veil dsrioe the day; that be
bad Dot talked, ana bad taken soma
There vas no bleeding into the wind
pips during the day. He further stat
ed that the main danger lay in the clos
ing np OF the pipe, thus causing stFanG.
oistiou and death. The mans chances
ter recovery are slightly more favorable
20 u on the previous day.
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10, axured c,shmsre. Onss,er Gle airy.

THK GRADING OF MILL STsEgT.-Work
viii be resumed en- the NIL street grade
Monday next. The earth which caved In
upon the already graded part will first be
removed aud a clam viii De mkde fer ex-
ira conponsa,ion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

FoD SsAITLE.-Ihere 10 large num-
Der Of vessels now on the way fsoa
San Francisco for SEATTLE 10 load cosl.
Among The number might be meutioned
the ships BssinR Brothers. Abner Co
hofR. Sergeant, Issnhoe. Bloc jacket,
General Faifchild. Richsrd III aud
bsfks Germania and Wetmore. OF
these. the Barring Bro hers vii
load 500 tons for the Cedar River Coal
Company; the Abner Ooburn, Sergeant,
Wesmors and General Fairchild are
chartered By the Oregon Improve ms nj
Company, and the Ivsnhoe. Germ aoia,
Blue Jacket and Richard Ill will load
for the Black Diamond Coal CampsnJ.
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Fnon nor SPRINGS. ARK

pr. yeAp A Essyser. Prss.tees Medirsl saa
SGrg1czs I1sx-s1se, ssss; have rse1 Actsr.
DysSxssssa rshaszs fsP tzste><etoz. sn1 saks
srsss p-ssGr~ b. rsocEnsesas1g 10 saOe.
ssae- asEag ~, rxDray I ksvs Fr.scrfbsd q
10 sanrs1zs yzstszfs. ss4 Ia svssy asa Azys
ssA Sc. s~szlts.- A&0's DyspeyAz Tab
81 are Szxrxasssa ss3 ses1 ey 4 D srKs.
AIT. tAA1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

LlUar DAMAGES A woman naaiea
Rosa stgass recently brought "a setsen
sssinss q nsGn WHOM she claimed sss
p-oprietor Of abe Montana saloon in = -
lice Iosea's court. she cl>'mea t1ss
NhHa Foo,aln. osxr shs saloon tac ~
yrseior undertook 20 pat heS o9t AE@
WheS she " aUtd got isaVc, BE toss ~
chair and struck hsr With ~ wNsSse :
her srfn In sSe psAeS'. Sho s-e0 ~
sssa - 3.neezes 4 fury WAS e1cErea
eeeagssa., ! u fesr,- sentative sesipess atsu
bar. ess las % the coRnicisas 81 cry
ard tho Inability u thc woman 10 pFvss
All sAe f4cis she allegca. The inFl ear
awarded her damages ia tAs saiS y si@ =
sxshcz snail c11l 7cgzz1ion Tor orsAee
Arfn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Mi,lirssy opening Monday morning
o ne and scs some styles and choice
goods. Display OF French Pattern hats
and bspnets-
ToKLAs, srsoxnMlS 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Nav fScoTrasArreS. Articles CT il
corporation Tor tse F1-ss RcstsaSn' s'fss'
cry Associations were nled Tor FeooTe n
Tie aa6isez's csheo. TIE ENTncs q NE In
corporAtars arc a. follows, J. Z. hslEes.
= ". Scati, G. n. SitlssnSc-. k'As1 c
ne9srY. ]. W. WGkiaso1, l. x. laws2zs
y. l.oWuar, q l. =. ks.loss, " L
sAA<pS. ( n carr. Gxsuze II trcsser-
Jxe2A t,-usa. A. Z. BEawns 3ehn 4.
Hsyt. Ii q. SsruNg4 George Il AGAR. Sse.
A tla,he,a- The capital ssosS = tNcs ; :
81 SO tty ssas into sse SHARES q 81 acA,
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Unparalleled offer this day; s. bo,'e, o
DIR bile SAT-, At the Star Clothing House
Kline & Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Lovmsn 4 Hanford have q large va
riety Of Easter cards. Gall and zee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Llcc oartain nets. voad fful bar
gains. Chester CiesrJ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Mons else can do II yos bet At $s.b)
$40. Sl2 sc ofer Q strictly all WOOL suit
10 noooy ssriGa style. Kline & Rosen-
berg. mosl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Ferry eoxen boys school waists at 20
cents. Kline & Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Aoshsrs, jnsa think Of this, so sailoI
aud boys Norfolk suits this day d 50
Kline Il RssabefR. 90e Oommereial
sReee. mk3l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

EAsxxa CAnpa--Oail o. LoUmaa 4
Hanfsrd's and see Psana's --latest and
most beautiful DESIGNS. mr34-5
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Cot this eat and see for yourself.
See What hsndeome suit $40 will 10y
q the Star Clothing HOUSE.
mh01 Kline q Ros enberR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

New goods in our cloak and wrap
Departments Mondiy.
ToKLAs, ExoHRMAH 4 Co.
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DEPARTMENT q
Eanclcs,

Laess, smsrcIdseies, sephyrs, yarns. srs
rosn wear. iasIes'. Mlssss' and OAlISrs. :
dove and ksadhsrchisfs. nbboaa, - and
Vol dress srimotns,, bsssds, fane, bs9p -
,aIseS Ladies. collars md saas snl I'll che
linen thseed. esvins sad emosoljsry IN. n.
sies AID Chiisfsn1 saik and costoa "a eeoIa
ADD umbfeilae, oeAss' silk uubrslaz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

The new Kaabe piano nos used al
FIRES Opera Hoass vas purchased from
LSwman & Hanford. agents. 1913
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31
DEPARTMENT @


Laoes, sooroidsries. zeahyss, ysfns, art
roam wear. Indies, Aissss' and Csiidrsa's
gloves and bsndsse. hiefs. ribbons, Jet and
sosl dress trimmings, bTsids. fans, Nss asd
purse. Laciss' collars and cur, a oil other
LAies' nd CAiidrsn's pcckussr. cosson and
linen thread. eeving sad embroidery siiks. la :
dies md Child ens silk and option parsso,.
and uobroilas. 6eoss' silk uuhr Has
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

See tbs Star Clothing Hoase line Of
dress suits they equal any merchant
taiior work. Kline j. Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Cash, small exsence., and big sales,
tsli the tale. Chester CleaYy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

81 buys . durable pair Of WORKING
pants q the star Oiothina House.
Kline 4 Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

PnAsos EAsrss cards At GaszAm's
Second street. mf16.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

To ruE PuDIlc.-Yoa are cordially
invited to witness the RrAad<st piece OF
mechanism ever exhibited 10 Washing.
ton Territory this day at Kline 4 Rosen-
bsre's, 2os Commeeciai street. mt3l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

The following is q list of what
we carry in different depart
ments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Sl.l5 ani 81. y ineh rtaiswss.
Chester Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Special drives in dress sssd. Csssry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

An elegant assortment Of Praha's
Easter csrds last arrived at Canaan 4
Co.'S, Secopd street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Acea. embroidesiss, Esphyrs, ysras an
room wsex. Lsdss-', 4issas' and Otildrso1
gloves end hsndksscAis(s. ribbons, let asd
Vool dssss trinninp, bssils, fans, hses aud
purs, >. ladtes' csliar end euRs, AMI Ell other
Ladies' and ChiidTsnt neckvvar. eeston and
linen thrssd, srsing nd smhrosdsry siIks, .
de- and Chiidren's silk and co ton psrs 81
And umbrellas, Goais' STA UMBRELLA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31
RIAL ESTATE TkASSFERS.

Mcslin underwear, big bargains.
Chester Ceary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31
DEPARTMENT D
Hosiery.

Ladiss nisses' sua Children's eo4,a. -,
msrino and Dss.is upderveae and 49, 80
sess, ~ .slea's vAises. all Lal1las' sea on.
dens aus wsar e1esps kais eA.vis. iii ~
seut's wear, nusiin sna snbrofdsspa fniev
atans. Aprons sud ehIIdren's drun,es
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

The following is . list Of what
vel carry in different depart
ments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

Tie following is . list Of what
We carry in different depart
ments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31
DEPARTMENT F
Cent? Rurnlshlnx.

Cent? ssdsvsas Of every descstpsisa. CO..
tsn and sooaen cvsrahfrD. gfaehsln. COTE
soa se3um sioss>s. sAir Q aad oveea.is. aasssi
.AiIts ed arsvers. eat's. Boys ssd onn.
dssns isf. Wool asd sersv Asss. rshhg h3ank.
Ail.ses umbrellas. cardigan jskets, c0ilsrD -
euhs. ooaofed epd Whit nn.fta, 0spee 80,
ka esisfs. tsseify, neetwsas aad hoss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31
DEPARTMENT A.
Dress Goods.

Foreign sad domestic voolsn, cotton soa ain
dress matsrtals, veivcts, plaohss, quilted
sztta1, morcsens, farmer saiips, hair cloths,
Berlin fouisnds. 81 'esisas. eoisss jeans, wfG.
esus, crinoline, linen snd cotton canvas,ss
and facing.