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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08
EXCURSION TO THE LAKE.
Visitnrs WhS Are Delighted With
Seattle and IL Surraan.iiaEA.

The excursion - Mess Fay. given ye<se--
day bs NJ Haai. IN haaer et sessrx 81.
trTt II aaa Harold Nzilalieu. 81 oldham.
England. gave The yoaz<sr bsss8css ruSs
II SEATTLE az opportunity 10 meet these
sentiesaea. Tsse OCCASION mas one 81 ma
tEsi saiisfsrtiaa Tae Visitors ssenaed 10
enjoy the "trip Ercsfly and exprs Sssr. f,aess-
ARE 81 wat they have s-es both Ia sad
about seattle.
n IL pcsss s.ie tAss the Messrx Naiiasiera
will laxsfe aa5 arrsh ~eaiea fafllS sore
v 4e~v ia Azaersra. and thus lar seattle
psrAsss taeEa taeFe :hra ssy cher pace
tAsS have seS1- The Nal5a.ieEi family Is
enc 81 The B, - ard wealfaiest in EuElaaa.
ssse TIE iezesfs0u here u tsc ~ iSs yessz se-
rssEHeses-. wS1&3 be enc 1T tase lest Isss: BIZ.
acs{a docs
Ne4s,s Aihers and Ea-e's MalsA leu
hzre fsva hrae-ht mp n tfs hsssss. Q
xsaesssi usaag artare, taeiF fathers mills
hessg a-rssaE Ice rsEs~s yEss 4isiSS "a Eng
ia-s Th4s A. tass the sSvf ~ Easa Hesss.
ed ~ rzsSr the fS-ss Prxr4acss 49, q fse
rstarai AL SPECIAL advantages sszT;iss3
here t5r ws~aleE szszassEz sf1rr. WISHING
tea 1srri:ss-y has tec szs prsssEet. Al yAe
Fsases as aa3 fouVes5rlser@ os wnaiesa
,sszz.zsxg-serc. z1s VIA. = egrslly ins yssrt.
AT, al extensive Az rsssis rEssps ilss:
hsrae zsarket NeNslt-F rssils In aree.sa
par hsas.ss lsssss S-sss tasy SeEaa % esoa
heEfS- acse.
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GRAND EXCURSION
AND PICNIC.

The uniform ranks Of the order Knights
OF Pythias viii give their hrss excursion
and pienic at gsvsnna Park. on the seattle.
Lake Shore & Eastern railroad.
TUESDAY,. JUNE L.
Every arrangement has keen male TO
make this excursion one Of the most brill
liant Affairs of the seGsoa. A large dancing
platform has been erected aud tie park
viii be fitted up In fine order for the &C
cssion- Il nnight be well 10 mention tia;
the great mineral srring ia this park IA well
worth seeing. and the water is healthy TO al
who drink IL The First Regiment hand
viii furnish music FOR the orsasion and
parade with the uniformed Knights pxnc-
Ing from II a. n. to Il p. m Good iraeA
counter will he ON the grcand. spread with
oil the deiicaeics of the season, F5rx. train
leaves the Lake Shore depot az 80 a m.
second 1:io =. m. third at p m. fourth a;
p. IN Returning, SO D. m. p. m. aud l.
p. m A general programme 81 entertain
menf viii be carried cut. and the park viii
be beautifully illuminated In the evening
with cAmp6rex ard Chinese lanterns.
torches. etc. see handbills fog programme
and prizes offered. Tickets Ia excursion,
picnic snd ball. $l.oa by order Of cotn-
yaisf<s-
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uesnters Of The Y. -. CA. Do not for.
n 70 esHue to the reception so-usxbs
Captain r. n. cresweiI has ssif his
neAxaer -tirsrers 10 captain ". y. seym0re.
Who viii rEn her on the same route.
The steamship Mexico came In vt
O'Clock yesterday morning fran ssacygsSr
and went rn4cf the bankers for . tssd 81
zeal
Five ships arrived IN pnrf yssses.isr
Three az them werr tewed dfrsefif 70 West
ffaff1e 10 dssebafTc hsilad Their are ars
Twelve dcspwsfsr sfserh a. this fsoFt. and
4nofe eosnsfik.
.r,s1rfiye association, with e. r. Blsneh&
"A ~ president, w 7. Myers yler.psesi-
S~us, Joserb Karsi secretary, snd Gus
Harks treasurer.
e6evs Rosef0ysy uss arrested yesterday
sS1rxsd with stealing 70 Of to~ephins
prall. . xnsherwoman. The case VA par
ana continued until shis morning. ko~c-
krfsy being committed to jail
me ommistec for the Knights 81 Pythtas
-frnfe are - busy - becs- Already sln-
zoN full of elegant presents are nsw Ca CT
sskitian 1t McEsroy 4 siaifh's shoe store.
!. x rivsn away and contested for The
~fsnif Will take plnee Tuesday. Jaae u
4 nunbcr Of workmen have been en-
p,Sved for several days updef the Ocean
~ and warehouse. putting large timber
s~srs~ from pile TO pile. Owing probably
4 fhe heavy ocean steamers landing Al tire
Sork II has tendency 10 lean toward sbz
~ and Ii was found necessary 10 coan-
irrsrf this By thorough ssstcfa Of bfsc-
psltur In the tide Cats By Land zTHhters
= ~ no means confined Ia the sssilh sud
II IL harbor. A big beginning In the
sepe direction has lately been made nj
6snifs's Cove several long lines 81 piles
31ss been driven straight out from tAe
-siirosf. ard more zse L, follow. Whether
mr. use will be made OF tisem- except ~
~ Geresie. Ia unk3oSn at pteseas-
Every STEAMER coming into this port yes.
spFdsy was loaded with people. taapy OF
vh6uu uefe new arrivals from AL sec
fcns Travel IL greater this year than has
efef feisre been known. and especially
tpuefa the Pacific eoast. Every passengry
irsin on ali the transcofitsnentsl roads are
efnx,icd with peopie coming West. ORE
epr and washinston Territory seem 10 BIZ
ene principal objective prints
me bushes. Of the Washington Iron
Ve<ks has gown 50 rapidly Ia The past
{1u months that they eannof keep up
rItA the demand. aud win therefore erect
Immediately an addition soxfe fert~-to
tcir ioundry. This Will enable them 70
vuxk rs 20 a. tons Of metal per day. They
- also making an addition - the pattern
ezops Al the rate they are progressing
nv viii want another square fur their
hnstrss<S
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.@s - . - -s-.
PERSONAL.

Mr. fhlilip Ritz, Of Kiusillc. is In The
city.
F.c. Ambtldge. Of Vancouver. b C.. IS
10 the city.
Dr. and Mrs. Y. c. Biaiock. OF walla
Nnila are In the city.
NJ. b. ". Eanes. prominent resident
q New York City, arrived here YESTERDAY.
NJ and Ms J. Frank Mcfsddrn. 81
Philadelphia. arrived IN the queen siiy
yesterday.
Mis-. Afdle MeCrarken. OF Portland. ar
Yirrd In the eits last evening on fRe
sssasacr HaYward
Rev sR.s. GRAY, OF Orcss Island. has
decided 10 accept the additional Sharge Of
tbs whafcota parish.
Mr. T. Gooaieli. al Aonse<spo. chap
ixin Of the third house Of the last lcEisla
tarv. l. In the city on business
Mis- Filth Egaekman aud Miss Fannie
Caurrhill will leave this morning for sao-
bsmlsh 10 spend their vacation.
Mr.. G. b. Sibioek OF Chicags. arrived
yesterday, and viii spend sone Time view
ing The eity and lis surroundings
Mr. viii Morris viii leave this morning
lnf snohoinish 10 make shart visit 10 his
tsnnts before leaving Ter California.
III. Horalio sfehhias, of the First Uni
sar.an church Of san Francisco, Is In The
esty. and will preach for the UnifnEian so
ese'y neal sunday.
kes. H. ". Eagan, Of wslls Wsl'a- cfnis
merit Commander 81 the Josamaadefy
Knights fcmpiaf. Is in She esiy 10 attend
tse meeung of the 1tana Commanders To-
daF
Mrs. Pack ard and Mrs. LOVE-. Of Snoao-
mish city snd Mrs.. Nrfai1cu. Of Lewis
county. Territorial pioneers, h1Ve boon sae
gnesis Of the Ioa. A. A. Denny dufsng tue
Issf waek.
tx Auditor I. NJ. Reed. So, % olympia.
b. In thc- Ia attend the injecting is-das
" the tifaaa Cotnmaniisry OF The ksishts
fefnpiar NJ Reed SAYS ois mpsa ts cutter
inr Upon new era Of prosperity THIS year,
AID Ia making a rapid strife forward.
M. Jw. Netseli and Miss l.alia Dalton, OF
fsstiand. arr tn the city. thcs came over
h raftieifHte Ia the University essnsmes1ee.
sas,lt exercises Me- Neiaeii ssag several
kaEsiful solos. accompanied ay Mis- iiai'
ta. who is p;saisi Of unusual fsieat
Mss Dalton also executed = caarsains
sa1n
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h - 49, = - - - e -
saeun61ne 0rsa. asnA 80 neums ~
nneEs = DMe vrugnnss VIII awfna nesn-
10 fAzA o. fas e ~ anAexsrznus e
akzana<- y Msuas ~ pAysara.n - Aza anxzy
rusDdA pEslyMas - - ~ Gzne ~
VIA dz0aT- xae ksxaa Il III a.rsx<x
0re<1s pscz1n - F-ss = p<-xzszx
fxmA1es ffuz crzsrxs1sa - generates.
xnarrzzg tA<D ce~psz-eL flse Furses s<x2
ply tAez1 wxk a. sr<ro< Snf saes.>. hxss a.
ar~ ns< ncw c1s<Aei in u. Ezr3 q xz2ers<f-
s1ca- ~ seaanr n lie Eurc fzsezssxzAsr hns
70 srss x~fsl exm u hersassxzr 6tsesss.
uctesn se1ssre. wAicA Aas izszrzzaseea .
xnazy az<k cu<nezs a. s2se-e. las si~d :
new GsAs % she entaczs wrras AZ -
ncrlpezs2 -fAe sins Il - fx<A-rs sAaa -
vtnzssd spca De cAzkzrsa sE*a ~ third ae4
fnUsA Eeae-sEioa-- Instances Il hes<S1lexzy
di.a.ns ahousd Fry pr ccsx Il easra ee
ecasznp<ssas tAas f<zrfal Destroyer ee fazs.
tieA - cz1crr md scrcfuzA rra IN f1zEsr>
thruuxA izher1sa.re. Insanity b Aer-dasry
tn naxksd drxrse. bzx. fs-szrzr<sy, ma
uaay o<Aur hrru1isz-y Diseases. sends n
wear ikzek on. fAe sscez h<rcrsnx cxr.srs-
A Distinguished seicn<1sx truly says. NO
organ a. texture Il liz basy Is exeraps FROG,
- cAance q beins The S=hsrcs o. a~retatxry
dissase-- frnh&sty Ezu-e sa-rzse etsrzse4
wticA permxneafsy nszaey The ssrars-rs
and fznrfsoas Il tsc seiy. AZ r,re cr sess
aassse % be iaher.zci Tie Izzro<r.ns saa
f,rFesezjrs practical 1esn<xsoas frun xarA
fncss-azs~tsax 80 ps<erfaisy tie hapyz-ezs
- fsd.vtznAis and fxnzi1cs and tae eeEcc..sr
weifAre of It's Eas1rn-arc c1vsrzs to rx1lre-
ding minds. and tic be<s E.eazs fsr pr-rrns-
ine or earring these diseases Is . srhsecs o<
iufense inscrrss % AL Farss=afesy nature
hAs yr0vf3si . Fenesy. which ex2ertenee
hAs aste<fed - infa.iEsi<. snsi the rrsnstv 10
the World fnmou srssts ssecsac. rzr>
Vegetable compound -narure's aassiate fs<
al blood pciscnA To the ka25r<fd ts Il .
hiena1Ax q tnesssnafsse vaire. An inseresr-
Ing fzessise % = E;ood and sksn pEseas<s~
VII - nadlsa frsc ~ sddre<xias
Tn Swur srxrUsc Co.
Drawer : Atlanta Ca
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.


In TIE dss<rsrf eeszr< yesterday The 10
t1o~ a @. y. HIn- exoszzty tseAsuxxr.
eAsrcs us<h csfas-nffes, ~ = eAAnee %
v<une snsf his dsmzrrs~ 70 The sn<sz<tzen:
and nsstna isr = csrc nrssre. Eere .ssxy
a<gsed ~ kss sssorn<y- Col j. G.. Haaes.
The cgrs< sz<sk I'll o. fhe yar<rx aad eoE-
sinne1 szrsh<r bearing Of lie esse until
1uxurz3a<
- ms ess q 4 H. Eruni<y. lsas<sra
ssr ke~r2sg
4 Hossx o. fEx-SAxx
Al Wexsen- The 5zry rsfarned . vtrs.sex al
xHsfls. Tae def<11sat fxss nsezre 81 .
rsusiAu for . lf<w trial ard an arrest at
iu.xmeEs Tke tes.<nary IN the case wzs
VERY cpar7Essise 70 TIE rse<s tat E-ssz1-
sez = ri.ee sas r-sors Of TIE sewess kind
intent 20 rsr<-, pse.1<d BOT xzi,sy. q did
Tssoszas Ksrzsosrh fino1wzs. sn<zsrss<t EsS
an as<sair Htea George II Prexscn viii al
attempts 70 s-onsaif rsbs<-r- tsecrx- Dsf,z-
w-yvrh wEs appointed 60 aesrssd Essxstwin
The case ~ Leigh :. J. Huns .eaiss<
performances 81 . esnf-sr1. wzs dismissed
cn sns<tga Of the pi&sntin
An tnstscEn<.ss sax svrai ezain<t G.. Aus
TN for obtaining ss1nsF zrs-er f2lse pfa-
iens=s He WAS given ruta saturday 10
plead
In he cases 81 J. D Hsnrax.n and Jun
las Rochester against Ex Governor watson
G. szasrs and ts-seyzs john ssfbsen.
TEE pEFkxDASrx xFrxxkxD PERSONALLY
And sznyct to gussh the Summons and
dismiss tie aettssss- Q. no copies VI the
Complaints had t-ren served On them. On
motion II she plaintiff. attorneys further
bearing Of the eases VAS continued until
l1Ee =. These cults. IL will be rsmctu-
sefed, were brsuxAf 20 rccaver damages
fff sileKe4 false i'm ssgt,ez7t n the rlffse
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Mrs. Wluslow's soesssing syrsr, fcr esii-
aeca tsstHsns. il the pfSsrrtyfsas. Of cue .:
the UniisA states. and LIS been used faF
is--S seas with never failing sssrez'rs ~
Eaissinsss 81 rnstscrs Fee their eas5drrr-
During sh. p-s-cs.ss e tesEhls< rs fs-zse :
Iafssess ai7se. ]; relieves zh< cAfIa trora
IA c. cuzox tfssasszfSrs ard at<--i5ss z. =. =
iu= IN fee hs4el. and sis& casie. Az CIV
ing 1szsfz - fse eAaid il s.n~;s sle ssassfsser.
Pre- - a hssstkr z-sf~4Hty
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XE1Exn ~ FsGEfSz TzEx-stssss 50
ys.s se-7lss srtcsaesa VI Bee. lssll kllsss D
sMrra.F ilFlax Sssa9s eve ralsss iass SIDE 81
graf, va easgst saier a fssiiar e.sssoa-
ses~sa IrQ1 xa4 AsEsnst lssSatfs ksilssl
a s- lex - Ia tr7sf = - -, Ttszzs 80
ssa r.se ia las =, sfsstz a r<z5ies izrs. NJ.
Fsssx sszs ~ 4eeu - 49, = sezaz Il sFc
"a. sas sesg1cssA ~ AZ skg k1ex 1sza.
lie tsAses ssfa snswss casiAi~zx. = sssa sa& a
sscsaszf. fSr Asflr- tssl1- soS wsic 81
Hv.ss-sf Easu
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GsaSo EXCLUSION TO CBrcAGo.-
Delegates or any other parties who
desire n join the excursion leaving
Seattle June 9th and 10Th for Chicago.
10 attend the Republican convention
should call early al the once OF the
Northern Pacific railroad, corner Mn
and Commercial streets, and make
arrangements fer sleeping car accom-
notation in the special sleeper to
leave on the above dates. Fare for the
round "trip $3.50 first class. COOL u
return M 10 SEPT. 18th A. CarLBERG.
Ticket Agent y. r e. Il.
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When sasy vas sek, We gave her casssria-
weeE she vss child she CRED tor cssisria-
when she t<eArae Mss she chung tocsssoris-
When she had ehia.rc.- sac gave item
CaxsossA
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AL visitors TO seattle are requested
TO call AT the office OF Eshelman.
Liewellvn & Co.. the real estate and
money brokers OF the Pacific. Post
building. and procure printed Ges-
criptive matter Ut Seattle, ready for
mailing free OF cost my3lf
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SIC kas nade name sus Aexself in
th0se qsalEties vhi<A q % make up =
gzsst Acfress- Sc has = fre psesence.
"a Interesting perxcnailsy, vel d.
6ned and attractive nagn<xssu, and
eurssd<raAse drxmxksc poxer. sssea t.
m appnxxnxfy fsfszifiye correctness Il
interpretation She exhibits nsee
ia1xmenx. xasi has szsme ins.issauaiasv
An t1eSe Interest," one N her. Sk~
poses ndxxn. scs vita irnzSe "a xre. ar.d
L Always essert;ve- she i natural aud
reaches her ends by purely legitimate
nseshasfs- There = no cla9-ssap atczs
her acting. No P<rvzssFe atmosphere
81 asfii5eixsify, no crude. strained
Effort. she acts with entire sgeass-
n<iry, and with N absolute freessossa
from the stiised forms empAoyexi ty
actresses who are wanting ia isusss-
nation and originality. She Aswsyx
inspresxes che ~ . wcmaa who can
create. can evsive. can prcmnt-
gate something really worth examin-
Ing. Her adjustment OF color Il al
rssrsfie, her sre zfsrent Of subject Wig
eYous and s-uywrhensire Miss Leu:s
has face fall ef expression, and .
yosee rather calculated 10 suit the adj
ventures syre Of stage heraines. such
. the la Belle Easse. Forget Ne Nets.
the cso.hilaes, East Lynnes asad the
tserefse Izrsets at Miss Lewis repor-
tsire. She captures the attention Of
the al si~ncs. eanfisfes in them and
cnlists their ~ mpathies for her wrong
There Was party or evening enter
.ainnaenf By the elite OF tire city Of
sT.ringiieid. H., the other evening.
s.f5ethilie" was on the boards 81 the
Opera house on the same evening. and
the ladies If the gentsxsuen. with one
accord. decided that they could not
miss .-cioshiIde. . and 50 they attend
ed the play in fun evening party dress
and such visions of ioyiiness and be-
witching beauty has hardly ever been
seen at hail entertainment in the
capital city Miss Lewis appears here
next Monazye vening.
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Alumni ErunIan.

The slxsa annual reunion OK the
Alumni Association OF the University
inclu mag areceplsoa 10 the ciass Of -,
vas hs.d a. University chapel weslaes-
day evening. The following nieinsers Of
the association were present: Louis
r An ierssn. A. r.. T. yicfor BiEe-
Low. A. Il: Florence Adams, A. 4. ;
Efi.ha H. Alxrrl. A 3, E h.anslss
CLARKE. 4. b. Natt tsoFessey. IS ;. +,
Cssarics :. f.ipe<. Il. .: f.sesa sharef
NifAsurHe, h. ; Edith SanasTs.sss, Il
:. Jaha Huntingdon. r =, Hcttse
4. Creme. n :. LIKE Ward. David
f.iweIstgs, sss.orss saeIssasa, b. ; Azda
t,,~srre Hattie Nei! a.. Mr. Florence
WkstSo=.s. Morris Mans. 4. =. add
CAas. kianeaT. Il. ) The tstlesisl 2
xsrc smaa< the EsseSts: tsessTrr Z
Al. srrSaa. 4. r. - Mhltels-s isi.s'<-e-;;
Ms Helen AuedFsoa, DR. hIi,acarne
q ". Auseraoa. frspf. y, b leanssssl.
NJ. /. .Aass,fa. Pacf. D. NJ Taylor.
~ Tss l.sx at1l Mis- Brown
The literary cxeFcses hrVaEas csit
slid talent Ss8 acre very interest
in. Al O. sae &luHsat arc rsosd %
Their kfs.aa Nste- za3 those wso ts5os
t.ars ia The IS 0S5 ng peo~rasa last
sseaisg Gs4 iseg espzs.sal credit
ras FGesEsxxG
,,vr-t.,-e Orchestra
iutroa,si.ssa * tae class & $
.i,ss,--s 'ssi,esac Nfiis,
f.az.s 4 Aa&szsoa. \ y.
49, iEst.se ssfSgiie.
~. -is,>i - 8. Eugals sNsk \ -.
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ChautauQua Lots!
AT AUCTION.

ExcURsioS TO cHArrAUouA Ray,
II Friday. jans Nh. rsns. BY steamer
Hayward" or STAR" leaving =, iste
tnoonl returning by evening tsaa. Grand
clam bake on the beach. sale OF forty Sc
lected ioss In blocks s., a. s. Is, IS, II. ~.
u. ChastAuqna plat At auction rare
chance 10 secnre some fsne pryperxy cheap.
Fare 30 cents each uay- jsSfa
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A manufacturer job lot Of ladies'
muslin underwear. children's dresses.
roAes, caps and aprons bought at a
discount OF 50 per cent We have just
marked them ofe-haif regular prices.
All new goods ROW on sale Chester
Cieary.
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Special Telegram:
Rochester ~ " Mayt

Rochester. y. Y. May
Chester Clcary Can You use our
travellers entire lot of samples of
ladies muslin underwear, children :
dresses. robes, caps, etc. consisting OF
], 800 garments. =; a cash discount of
50 per cent? Siblev. Lindsey & Kerr.
Our answer: "Yes. Ship imuaesi;-
nfeiy" Goods now on sale. Chester
tleary.
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Ladies' Hair.iressing Parlor. corner
Main and Second streets. Shampooing
and hair work Of every description on
hand and made to order. apa5eow
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Royal bargain this week: special re-
dueiioa; 45-inch Hindoo cloth reduced
from sI.25 to 75c. Toslas. Singerman
A Co
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Price our JOB lot Of muslin under
wear. They viii not last long at the
prices We have marked them Cbes-
Ter Ctearv
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A most palatable temperance drink.
White Rock Pomera- The A p. Ho-
falling Company sole agents.
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TsrEsvFss EFFEzyysfssSs sst.~s -
AFrsssxs. the tst tsntiis Esi.ss-1ississ
ss- nszrs Y oss1en ssid rissic-e1-
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O0uuIe W1thIh . feAF.
q comparison between the city fund
receipts for the fiscal yesr ending May
sist, iSss and for the previous year is
interesting as showing the increase Of
the city's revenus. For the past year.
receipts were more than double those
for the fiscal year ending May 3ist.
iss7, the exact figures being So, SIZE
for the year just passed and SEQ. iss.s1
for the year previous
THE FAST YEAR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

The great thing las; week was 1916
dress goods, the great thing this week
will be Sc packard dress goods. Tokias,
Singcrfnsn & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Some s1sn- nes ard s<-assosr y nst~
Rec ta1sme<y. F>@ a. s. a9tA-s-ss
Comszay. sols sse2ts-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Have you seen our ladies full FIN
ishei fast color soc hose for i9c. Tok-
las. singerman 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Parasols and gloves. special offering
this week; double tipped fingers
Toklas. S.ngerman 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Engrayings, etchings. psstels. water
eolors, etc Gaxxam & Co., Second
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

1O
Pasasois. Chester Cleary-
Table linens. Chester clea-y.
Wall paper. Gaxxam 4 Co. Second
street
Fifty per cent sale Of muslin under
wear garments Chester Cleary-
Great bargains. Lace curtain nets.
Chester Cleary.
Bargains in hosiery. Toklas, Sing
erman a Co.
Artists materials. studies, etc. Gaxz-
am 4 Co. Second street.
New shapes in hats this week by ex-
press. Tokias, sin erman 4 Co.
New emhroiacries and laces. Iok-
las, singerman 4 Co.
Centemeri KID gloves. Small lot just
received. Chester cleary.
Picture frames. Gax.am 4 Co.,
Second street.
3oc. Children's fuIl-finished hose.
Odd lot Worth more. Chester Cleary.
Chiidren's dresses, white and col
ored. Tokias, Singefman & Go.
Soc. Ladies' muslin underwear gar
ments, Handsomely trimmed Cieary.
Earl & Wilson collars and Buff and
Wilson Bros. shirts Toklas. Singer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

9oc. Children's fuIl-fnished hose.
Odd lot Worth more. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

ChiiGren's dresses. white and col
ored- Tokias, S;ngeTman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Earl 4 Wilson collars and Buff and
Wilson Bros. shirts Toklas. Singer
man A Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Picture frames. Gax-am & Co.,
Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Centemeri kid gloves. Small lot just
received. Chester Geary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Soc. Ladies' muslin underwear gar
nents. Handsomely trimmed C.eary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

New emhroi.eries and laces. 7ok
las, singerman 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

New shapes in hats this week BY ex-
press Tokizs. sin erman 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Great bargains. Lace curtain nets.
Chester Ciearv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Bargains in hosiery Toklas. Sing
eymaa a Go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Fifty per cent sale of muslin under
wear garments Chester Cleary-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Wall paper. Gaxxam q Co. Second
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08
LADIES WRAPS AND JACKETS

For fine beaded Wraps heavy rich et Ernoe For
fine all wool English Rns and Newmaets mixed goods
FOR choice from large English cloth lack
cts not coarse and common but goods well made and
excellent shapes size 81 a..
SI.5 for fine all wool Jerseys cuff all coo