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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-21


Domestic IsFELIcIuEs.-..If the
women are going 10 run things all
their own way and boss and kick the
men around it's about time the men
got up and did something leave the
territory or something so Pat. But
Ter, who runs the American fish mar
ket on Marion street, philosophical TO
Justice sosierberg last night. Mr.
Bntler has had a peck OF trouble with
his wife and stcp-daughfer. He has
been twice arrested for beating his
wife, and last night he was up for as
saulting his step daughter. II want
To put in a counter charge. your hon
or" he said. II didn't strike her at
all she came to my house and hit me
on the head three times. Look here
tPointing to the west side OF his mass
i've. oyerhanging BROW" He tells the
story that he paid out about $500 to
bring his step-daughter, EN-" and
her husband up frem Massachusetts,,
and that he and his wife and step
daughter have been having 4 hot time
OF ii ever since. They want 10 drive
me out of my own house. he ex-
planned; they've taken lot OF my
things ard gone TO housekeeping
now The court held him In 800 70
appear this afternoon
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
once Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January. j.
ISIS, 90 date. are sis,6 .9S165:
There were filed for record yesterday
- deeds, the considerations agyregating
Sl7, s6a. an average Of s6Si. Following
Is the list a. furnished by Wood &
Osborne, ahsiraesors of title;
c. Il. wadieigh 10 II. s. Viewer, lOis, blk
h. RoA.nsoa's add, $40.
Thos Webb TO A. Wilton, 20 n. of west
side lots 5 and y 7. Denny's Park add,
slOa
n. lot and north - r. lot ), blk. =. second
add of heirs Of ;. A. Bell. 5000.
White to ", Anderson. = OF sw 4 Of
Sc 4 Of NV "a SEC =, ~ q, e, $3.50.
VI MeTelgh 10 " C. Jackson, part OF 10, s
aud s. blk a. : A. Bells add. $7oo
c. e. Calkins 10 ". J. Williams. lot to s
included. in acre No. :, II -, Maple add.
20 q. lake Circle. SO.
W. } Williams 20 James Penose. und 4
OF lot "a 6 included, In acre No. 2, II .,
Maple add 10 q. Lake Circle, sl25-
West :. l. Co 20 " II. c. jones, lot - and
%. hlk =. LOT % and q. blk Il. West Seattle
Nest = l.. Co. 10 \. A. Nickersou. lot y
20 Is included, blk l. West Seattle LIST plat.
T. il. Griffith 10 }. Pous, lot 70. blk 70.
Eads & kyight's add. sea.
> IL
hlk ?. Rengstorff's add, So.
n. White 10 Elise Msgnus. lot IL. blk 3,
white & Mauesng's sdd. 10 West Seattle,
Si2A
II. white TO Olaf CdneSs. 10; 10, blk s,
White 4 Manniag's add. TO West Seattle.
xlaA
r. n. spray To :. Danxeigcr aud II Hcrsh-
borg, ind % lots 2 S and Z, see 70, lots
and : in ssk g. twp - IA. ) G. s2No
J Caliius 10 = r Hunt. lots { 20 10. blk
81, Ccllius aed,, saoa
v sanael to ,. cain aud ". Hunt, - So
RODS In al, sec =. twp =, e. So
Vests r. 4 l. Go. - r. Anthony, l0s 2.
hIk l., Isl Plat West seattle $500
West : T. q T. 20. 60 NJ. Clerecys. let 10.
blk L., Isl Plat West seattle. sisS9
II. White % J. noohan. lets II aEd l.,
blk 3. White & Manu;ng's adj to Wcsi
seattle. SKA
NJ. Mcdonald q " r. Harris. los {, blk
81. Heirs : A Belts add. ss55
II. White % y. Nal1nsg aud 6. =
Campbell loi a.. biz waite s NanniEEs
aid ~ Nest SEATTLE. Si9t.
lots 5 70 5. incl Waite s Manniug's adj -
West seattle. tf00
Z RleWcii o. T. >liei.ev. las a. hik IS,
Denny S Hoyt adj. T7-r-
r Nicwvti D. q. =, >aeruy. ic. T.. TX -,
Denny & Hoyt's add fioA
u g. Melons q 81. fcWlrr. iot :. Blk
10. Mcruet's add O. North aif!e. Sl0sl
& IL Baker "a II " ~ralta. le1 s, hlS l.
Ralatiae han aid fi.0
4 II btsGith 10 = Bruce iat = blk -.
Carnnsoss's FIRST Gia $40
a /. SchnuGy a. :. Rumpf, let s, blk %,
ncunys PARK ada. S5N
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| T0KlLs, SHeERMAH eco,
Front and Columbia SITS.
Unprecedented
Values
For this Week !.

Remember the Anticipated
maxim. Never buy a pig
in a poke. Remember a
dollar saved is a dollar made.
Remember when you think
of laying down your money
for Dry Goods. Clothing,
Millinery. Carpets and Fur
nishing Goods, that Tok-
las. Singerman & Co.. ex-
ponents of liberality and
champions OF the Ii l Ii
PROFIT SYSTEM OF
business. guarantee
the largest selection and the
dollars worth on
the Pacific Coast.
smakes no difference to
T. S. & Co. how low a price
other dealers may name,
we will always sell the
same quality for a LOWER
PRICE. By strictly adj
herring to this principle of
underselling competitorsand
truthfully representing
article we sell, we have built
up a business that is with
out a parallel in the devel-
of any mercantile
ever made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-21

ShAwls Chester Clsary,
Towels. chester Cleary.
Ribbons. chester cleasy
Rlankets. Chester Clcayy
NAPKINS Chester Clesry
Ftannels Chester cleary
eafnfortets. CAcS5er Clcarr
New elasks chester Clsery.
Table linens. Chester Cieagy
Far trimming. chester CleaFy
4se silk plush Chester Clesry
FUR trimming. chester Clears.
Handksr5Aiefs. chester Clesry
Wooden hosiery. Chester Ciear,.
Ccatemeri gloves Chester ClcETy.
rag sale 81 dress goods chester Clcary.
II vcar hack aches o. e sea are spiiering
fram Inflammation - the Kidneys, sent
nat weakness, brick dust deposit "a ihr
uFint,. 81 10 fact any Risney, uriuarF a. iiv-
er complaint. 40 u1s waste money Ga
syoglhiess lsniaeufs " plsstere, bat str Sr
the SCAT 81 TIE disease A. oucc By nssng ne
greatest ~ ali known remedies ores'an
Eiines Tta Ii is pleasant - iaNes =
pnrciy vegetable aud has never istied 10
eiVs entire saiiS5ag tiou. steward 4 Holmes
nyog 90. Wholesale agents.
Eastern cash prices; eieaks. Caeary,
Plush sale CAcstcs Cle2ry,
Casaiorters. CAestef Clear,
Tsc cor ine sCt Ave shall 10 nsOr-ee
aaoruing starr = sale ia c&cAp aFVxs sassls
az ISt Sc. kuklas. SlngeFtaan 4 t0.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed % eVszy
customer q, oUr Esvat rsdEction sale 81
sfess goods. Tcklas, slaserraan 4 Co
81, solea&i3 whie spread. Clesry.
The ounce Of pFeFNnliaaH Is q lUcs pro
ector, At stewart a Holmes prlag Co
price sur pew plaSaeS C.eary.
Great sale; table linens. CicSry.
sale 81 hosiSry chester Ciesry.
&c silk plusAos. Chesses Ciesry.
New dreSs trimmings fakl&s, Sinser-
Fska 4 CO.
Hats Daulsp bats oaiy 81 fokiss.
siagefgnAn 4 ra's,
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN eco.
Front and Columbia SITS.

sessx. ga. ssT = ~ ~ HEEYxS 81
frfA41n<r. Nnf fsf<igfe1 4sdNY - $3.50
$500 4 4 "a shssrs IA La neNeM4kk 9pf
- zssssssrrfszf ffsszu GIf2fs EcH.fAf -
rsa elFs 10 fssief@esal4 - fieHsissr
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TO
The New Cable Roads.

Nowhere in the city is there such De
mand for property ana no other section of
Seattle IL advancing as rapidly as is this
locality. II has the advantages Of a good
elevation. perfect view. central location
and eheaptrsnsportsrion by the new cable
road. For property with such rare advan
tages Of location and SO near the business
center OF the city it is HALF CHEAPER
THAN ANYTHING ELSE on THE MAR
KET. Il is selling very rapidly and wiz
soon be all gene. Don delay II you wish
TO secure any of it
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Dress roass Monday morning and al
week, aai they caanaf be sold ~ other
dealers for less thsu 3 csnfs We VII
sell them all 81 s&Asc- Toklas sisseTnau (
Co
C-nteme.i & CO. "a gloves. rev los
Chester ClcGrv.
Gents underwear aad furnishing goods
ToklaS. SineerlslaA & Co
Sesstle iav0ritc elcJhiers, isruisAers and
hafierS. Ta&iss. sinkerri1n s Co
Those caxmois ska enGeg yes.s are i2st
the thug log the caid days. a. Stewart
& HslTzes' Drug Co
New claaks and wraps Tokias, slEgeF-
alaa 4 90.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-21

BRUTAL AssAyIT. \ bartender
called Charley schultz at the standard
theatre saloon was chasing coIored
boy in the bar room, and several boys
outside were chatting him. He turned
on one of them, named Harry shell
don. about sixteen years old. and
struck him on the arm with the butf
end Of fishing rod. The blow broke
the bows arm. This evidently did not
satisfy Mr.. schultz. for. according 20
the story the hoy told an officer. he
kicked Young sheldon several times
afterwards. Criminal proceedings for
MAYHEM have been begun by the boys
lawyer, and civil action viii be com
nenced. schultz is under arrest. lie
Is trying 70 compromise matters with
money, without success.
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN &C.,
Front and Columbia SITS.

eoansfes Of ghss saa &stSs % oyeyeHfa1
tic saz5aFsfy II Eszns fReIA y tbs third
CONGRESSIONAL disrrkef- saa elsrf Estes
lpeM-1 The hoard VII artesEs4iir TIE ssszi'
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Gazv@sAsGm sues

Are closing out portion of the Terry
estate, consisting OF lots and blocks in Ter
rvs Fourth, Terry's Fifth and Syndicate
additions
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NArfoNAI SrRsIcNL INSTITUTE. Per
sons suffering from diseases Of the
Spine. hip. or any bodily deformity.
should not fail To- consult the surgeons
of the National Surgical Institute. who
will be az the Occidental hotel. Seattle,
November u and -
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TOklAs SNeERMAH & Co,
Front and Columbia SITS.
CLOTHING
Department.
Department.

| For the coming week we
can offer seven lots Of Mems
and Young Mems Suits,
bought job. at especially low
figures. One line All Wool
Cheviot. very cheap. One
line All Wool Double and
Twist. gray and black, for
two-thirds its value. One
line, IS suits, SIN Mixed.
One line, SO suits, Fancy
"orsteds. These goods are
especially low, and we are
using them as an advertise
ment.
Three lines in Young
Mems Suits. Big bargains.
All goods marked in plain
figures.
We also received $4,000
worth Of Boys and Chill.
dren's goods by same i'm.
voice at equally low prices.
comprising Long Pant Suits.
Knee Pant Suits and Over
coats.
Call early and get first
choice, as these goods will
go very quickly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-21

RE4GGIorsLT mama peculiar
case az insanity was brought before
the probate court yesterday by Police
ofHcer W. u. Thompson. VIM Frazier
+ the name az the defnented Young
nan who seems 70 I've the victim o; 4
religious mania. Has faith j. alarm
ing. He believes that he could do
ANYTHING he please> with the world
not only spiritually bat in temporal
way. With the lords assistance.
Frazier hails from the vicinity OF Vic
toria. and has net been here very long.
Tx vocation he j. a farmer. His par
ents Gve ia Canada. He is lodged ia
jail 20 present.
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WIS VII yuu go ah0at with thss tsticss
Af and palc faoVe Have SOFA 40 ilse, 40
Napieoh NOu seem So case uotbiug fog
WA srsEsplaus around you. rae beauties
q nature 60 not Interest yun. ans sea fso.
seA' hfc l. a harden. M Nan would have
sae Fszaf aud elasticity 90 3auta cesufri.
ealaS a good. hearty mral, and feel iiSp an
,ntese'aeF different person then take itr
aca5ey's nandelieH Tonic 70 certainly
pt2..ncss ntmaJkasie 7csuNs stewart 4
Hoimss hrgg Co wAeiesalf areafs,
A. advertisement ia toc wsBt column
VII e1St yen cruts a wort icF arsg iuscr-
s'qa sild Cpnt for gry Cav thereafter,
We are the only authGriENd aseaiS Of thr
,ssi ast ia the ss0flt;, thc Dunlap & Co.
ssl5n aFeuac. New Nork. foSlsS, slas0g-
maa & 90.
~ faesets sanitary WOODEN sYslc'a -.
,.AacfetaF geGuced 8 pee ceot fran Gaia
Nsas Psices, roklSS singvvTpsu & Co.
An MONS opened under the direction ~
~ ~ sAritou fancy work tsueht foklaS,
e-aseruaau * Co.
ffat. Dillons dancing school Fridays
~ 2 n. @gveniie class saturdays 81
y. n, a. IufueT hall
tesmpis skin vests at stewart 1 Holmes
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AFFEcTISo County INTERESTS. -
Among the routine matters trans
acted 10y the county commissioners
yesterday, IL was ordered that J III.
Parsons be allowed $500 on account of
the assistance he rendered 70 the
prosecution In the George ID. Hill ease.
The action granting the petition of
John Fosh last August for county
road was rescinded and all papers in
the matter laid over. The reason for
this was some irregularity in the petit
ton. An order was made appropriat-
ing 500 to be expended under the
supervision OF Supt. ID. G. Botheil on
county road leading from Oak lake.
The favorable report OF the viewers on
the Joseph Fell road was approved,
and bin Of expenses allowed amount
ing 10 500 80. The report on the A.
T. Beetle road was also approved.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-21

QucK woRK. The Seattle Improve
ment Company have already received
payment Tor their two dwellings
burned Saturday night, which were
insured in the Home Mutual lnsur-
ance Company OF California. Messrs.
Humphrey & Hanford represent the
company in this city.
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SUNDAYS
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TmElE UsrAL TRouRLE-The CO.
lumhia & Puget Sound Shore is ex-
periencing its usual trouble with land
slides between Newcastle and Coal
creek. Workmen have been engaged
the greater part of the time since last
week clearing away the dirt over the
track, and they hardly finish and al
low a train TO pass through before an
other avalanche comes tearing down
the hillsides. The road was reported
clear yesterday. but for how long was
very uncertain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-21

Tng VALuE oF \ Cow.-James Ne
Myers owned cow that was last
June run over and killed by n locomo-
tive az the Puget Sound shore Rail
road and killed, near the race track.
Myers sued the railroad company and
the ease was heard before Justice
Jones. He asked for $50 damages.
which after holly contested triad was
allowed. The case will be appealed.
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Additional Local on Sth PAGE.

Rscsssf. = hAsss llfe. ~ ArkessS English
tzrs s ~ iez eeaseaaps.ea Is All al.soluta
d. te4<e fnr x4fa ~ A A. $500
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DgATn or Caup.-The eight
months-old child OF the destitute cra-
mer family living in South Seattle died
Sunday night. and was buried from
the Catholic church yesterday morn
ing. The father l. sinking gradually.
and il Is but a question OF short time
wis~r also will pass away, The
appeal for aid extended in behalf of
the destitute family was not In vain
and they have been at least Temporal
rily provided with food and also with
some needed clothing.
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sRnhurll. tan. roughnass q the skin aa1
ptmp.es are promptly relieved and cured
hg applying nufar,ss Specific lf ) a
never falling remedy foz salt Rheum. Eet'
tsr aBa az ska diseases. Stewart & Holmes
uf1zg Co. wholesale agents.
New dress goods Chester Cles-y.
Pr.ce cur farutls- chester ClcSry.
Lace cursaIn nets hig ss,e. Clcsry.
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ToSFRoAIsE PEoBsrLE.-No Definite
steps have been taken in the threat
ened legal proceedings between Mr.. J.
NJ. Colman and the Seattle. Lake
Shore & Eastern railway ON account OF
the differences arising out OF the right
of way through Mr. Colmans proper
", narrated in yesterdays Posr-IN-
rELLfuEScrR. The matter has been
placed by the respective parties in the
hands OF their attorneys, and il is
altogether likely that an amicahle adj
jnstment OF the difficulty viii be
reached BY them
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CAllarsu srI fer Pitchers Castnri,
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SALEM. OREGON, April fa
hereby certify that have h&cn tsoahlee
Wlfh a Disease OF the stomach and Kid
neys Cor the issr shirty years, and that after
using faur boxes Of the OREGON KIDNEY
TEA have found great resief ard b-eneai
from IL. \ II ERiEG,
late Cauniy luGEe af Polk County
stewart i Holmes Drlg Co wholesale Ag'is-
Table dAmask Sn1 napkin importers.
ToklAS, SingermAn / Co.
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A GREAT Play A GREAT CAST
NEw SCENERY, NEW EFFECfSi
LATEST SONGS nIFFtt LII DANCES
CoMlCAL MAECHEst
MIRTHEUI4 MELODIES
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A Great Drzsnaznsi Funny, Very Fuany
saEaedy, radiAting with Sparkling. Original
Music. Vocal Gems. Novel Features and
Amusing Oddities
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astoria ChIldrsa tr for Pitcher culsris
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cons.nsedN.Y. Pes opiniens.

Prices a. usz2L Seats &; seattle Prsr'
macy.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Caster
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-09
BRIEF JoTTINcs.

When the addition to the Southworth block
on Middle street is completed 1t will be called
the Waldo block
Mrs. Mary Wallingford, of Kennebunk-
port, died suddenly at No. 166 Neal street,
Sunday night, of heart disease.
Cogawesco Tribe No. s, improved Order of
Red Men, will work the Hunters degree
this evening.
The October term of the Supreme Court
win come in today. Judge Walton will pre-
side.
Mrs. w. ii. Merrill, who attempted suicide
by hanging Saturday afternoon, died yester-
day.
Most people like damson plums, and some
OF the finest we have seen are those at G. II.
Cioyes's provision store on Congress street.
The next convention OF the Reform Clubs
OF Cumberland county will be held at Sacca-
rappa on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 3lst
and Nov. 1st.
Officers Skillings, Firth, Frank, Turnkey
Massure, Charles Jewell. and MIR. f. o.
Littlefeld, an inspector in the Boston Gus
tom house, have gone on fishing trip to
Rangely.
The new Grand Trunk sheds are nearly
completed and are now being painted dark
brown color The new sheds are more sub
stantially built than the old ones, and will
be great Improvement to the wharf prop
erty.
Rev. Henry Blanchard will begin his
course of lectures on ''Studies in the Old
Testament" this evening, in the vestry of
Congress Square Church, at 7.30 O'Clock.
Subject: Joshua Crossing the Jordan"
The public are cordially invited
The Ladies' Circle Of Pine street church
VIII be held in the church parlors Wednes-
day afternoon and evening A picnic supper
will be served at $50 o'clock. There will be
an entertainment in the evening consisting
Of reading and singing.
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-09
Funeral Of James G. FIaher rty.

The funeral Of the late James E. Flaherty,
late sergeant of the Montgomery Guards,
was held yesterday afternoon at his resi-
dence. No. 3 Freeman Lane. The services
were conducted by Rev. Father Duff,
and the Montgomery Guards, escorted by
the First Regiment Band, the Montgomery
Veterans, and delegation of fellow work
men of the deceased attended in body, and
there was very large attendance of friends.
Beautiful floral tributes were given by the
Montgomery Veterans, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, the Argonauts, and many individ-
ual friends and relatives. Among the de-
signs were several pillows, crosses, wreaths,
bouquets and beautiful Tyre and crown.
The pail bearers were John II. O'Connor and
James A. O'Neill Of the Montgomery veter-
ans; Charles Petty and John E. Welch. of
the delegation Of shopmates of the deceased !;
Peter McCue and William F. Eagan, of the
Argonauts. The funeral procession moved
in the following order to Evergreen Gene
terry where the interment took place:
Collins First Regiment Band.
Ihe montgomery Guards with reversed muskets.
The Veteran Association Of the Montgomery
Shopmates of Mr.. Flaherty from the Portland
Company.
Hearse and pail bearers.
Carriages containing relatives of deceased.