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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22
Hard and Soft water In Coek,.s..

FROM the New io.k Mail and Express
water Is one OF the secrets of cooking, senten.
uously said a well-known chef uptown 70 q Mod
and Express reporter.
'lsuppose you mean that all food In its raw
state should be washer"
Nothing OF the Kind" replied the artist. "a
Few cooks understand the many effects produced
by hard and soft water In cooking vegetables and
meats III peas and beans. for instance are cooked
IN haru water. containing lime and gypsum, they
Will not Doll tender, BECAUSE these substances
nave tendency 10 harden vegetable caseine.
Now, many vegetables as onions boil nearly
tasteless In soft water, because all the flavor IL
boiled out The addition OF salt often checks this
as 10 the case OF onions causing the vegetables %
retain their peculiar navoring principles besides
such nutritious matter might be loet IN the soft
water Some OF the finest dishes In the world are
ruined oy the use OF hard water when soft IL re-
CURED III Is a science that can best be learned by
actual experience In the capacity OF assistant
chei IL requires a long apprenticeship aud
natural aptitude 10 become a great cook ana 20
understand water. Now, 70 extract the Juice q
meat 10 make "A broth or SCUM, soft water un-
sailed and cold AT nrsL Is tie best for IL much
more readily penetrates The tissue. But for boil
ing, where the Juices should be retained, hard
water or soft water sailed Is preferable and The
meat should DE put In while the water IS boiling
so as 10 close up the pores At once. I have two
assistants and once week lecture them on the
proper use OF hard and SOFT water In cooking GER
TAIN dishes In answer 20 your faceuous question
above Will state that not only raw food should
De clean, but that water goes a lolg way In keep.
ing nrst-class cuisine IN q healthy sanitary con.
dillon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

RANGE OF THE THERMoMRTRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: .
m, n; pm, 90: maximum, 93: minimum, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22
r. G. Wilson's Winuings.

From the LONDON Truth
A "London correspondent" announces that the
Duke Of Portland netted from 900 to c40,O 900
by the victory OF Ayrshire. The Duke rarely bets
and never plunges. and all he won was &, 500.
The Duke Of st. Adams, Lord Arlington. and Sir
Frederick tombstone were all fair winners, but by
far the largest stake was taken BY MI. T. g. VII
son, the b0okmaker and commission agent, who
won E12, 900. Mr. Wilson mas been stngularly for
tunate both as layer and hacker. Sixteen years
ago he was part proprietor OF small betting
house In Edinburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

CADET AT THE MILITARY ACADRMY.-Harrison
Waite Jr., OF Petersburg, Va. has been appointed
cadet at the Military Academy
ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK.-The Controller OF the
Currency has authorized the organization OF the
American National Bank OF Waco, Texas: capi-
tai $4,000; VIM. Cameron, president; N. b.
Sigh, cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22
a Stupid Mistake,

From the New York Sun.
Customer dn restaurant>-A brotled spring
chicken, waiter, and small bottle, vintage "a
Waiter-Yes, sir. Qater>-Find everything right,
sir?
Customer-N6: you've made q mistake You've
brought me spring wine and - vintage chicken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

DR.. Leonard Declines.
He HAS DECIDED NOT TO BECOME ASSISTANT BISHOP
OF OHIO.
DR.. W. A. Leonard has refused the election to be
assistant bishop Of the Episcopal Church in Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22
Explosion Of a II. & O. Engine.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June GA shifting engine
on the Baltimore and ohio Railroad at KeySer
exploded at $3.50 M, killing Engineer Jos. Bell
OF Grafton, and inJuring fatally John McNabb, oi
Winchester, the conductor, and VIM. Bayiss, Of
keyseI, the fireman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

The third ballot was completed at about 2
o'clock amid cheering and much confusion.
On motion OF Warner Miller, OF New York, the
adjourned until O'Clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-13
POLITICAL TOPICS.
The Sentiment Among jefferson
County Republicans.

Jefferson county has no candidate for
delegate 20 congress this year" said d
prominent Republican from Port Ludlow
yesterday, -.hut ! think Jefferson viii
send a delegate tn the convention
which wiz favor the nomination OF ex-
Governor squire. The leading Republicans
In the lower sound country feel that Gov
crucr Squire could accomplish more as
dsiesa;e tbas any other Inan. and therefore
they favor him
'.wili the Prohib'sionisss poll many votes
in your section
Il think NOT. for two reasons First, the
Democrats never vote that ticket. and
second, while the citizens of the lowef
sound respect Judge Greene as gentleman
Of scholarly attachments and all THAI, they
realize that vote for him means half q
vote for Democracy, and therefore viii be
very slow about throwing their votes in
thai direction. | was sorry to see Gov
ernor Newell and yH.tgs Greene desert the
Republican party inst a. sosn a. theft
terms Of o:slcc, which they had held under
thA, party. had expired. The Democratic
party souia be In power crest many
years before either Que of them would gei
al oftiee OF any consequence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Off5ee Yesterday.

The following fwenty-three deeds which
were iies Tor record yesterday aggregate
sis,s<s. an AVERAGE 81 {ass y each:
j. A. wald 10 Richard Eaesfneer, lots Z
4 8. 8. : aud =. block :, aud bot IS. block 10.
tsxn OF Engicwoct, ssoo.
Jason g. Gcrbia TO Anna ~ Brown. the
\ Of the 81 !. Of the sw :. OF see -. tP
u Mrs =. san
A H. Lewellyn 20 G. r. Mcdonald, lots
Is, Il and -, block =, Madison street addE-
ton. 81
Austin A. Dell tn j. ~ Hewitt. 10. :. block
-, .s.eossi addition 10 the city Of seattle a.
laid OF by tho heirs Of sarah A. Bell. sssa
Grace VI. Greene, trssst.e 1T nj. 10 David
Thomas, lots } AID 10. block 2, Buffers
addition, ss10
led l. Washhura TO James A. Sonss, an
undivided :. Of lots aad :, block .. A. A
penay's addition to Bell s penny's adsti-
ton. tbs undivided of fractional lots /
a:d 4, black So. NeSauKsfss second afiiii
ton ard the undivided J, q bots ! and &,
block ~, ferry's second addition. siaE0
Geerge WINNER 20 William II. Albright.
lot sec 4 ~ IS y, rsk. t0a
Charles nrevort 10 John buchanan. lots
and :, sieek 2. Moantain view addition.
Martin II. Clark to c. J. smith. the y !,
81 the \ J, Of the sw {. of the Ne =. OF see
~ = y, ; \, s2ssA
4 G. Nixon IN } y. Myer. = acre in the
collias' 6ossatleD claim. $50
West Coast improvement company To \.
Y. Has kias, lots and :. block =. Gilman
t;.sasge NJ, Bowman - John ". Emerson.
the " Z Of the SN = Of the sW - the
sw I. III see n aad the Sc Of The * !. ~
sec X. ~ q y. rSE. ssss
John : Magxs Ia {. A. Aaderion, hats
sn,i g. block :. Haze,weAsi addition, SO.
John : MAsss 60 :. n >saley, loi block
: HAkaiwo-si addition. 50.
J. n. kcnsstorf 10 Jasci.h ". nenaiEE.
lots "a, 8, y aud -. block 2. J. II keaz'
storfs's addition. Sra
John : Nagzs 10 y. W ssiveTSrook. lot ..
block :, HAEelwccd addition, -.
John : Masrgs 10 William Bishop, lets u.
Il. IL. -. ~ ii. - - aaj "A, block :. HSrci-
wood addition. sac
a. Miles Merritt Ia Rachel Am Merritt.
lots ; sasi Z. biosk :, Ba,ke's Second add
Alesauaer l. Wilson to James DaagAa.
lots 4, :. aai ?. block -, bigeio~'s add
tinss. $40
j III Northap ~ Rensoa l. SortAgSs. the
81 Z. Of tae NV I. Il ser ~ sI = \, ) &.
sla
ua--ares J. PsR;iss 10 Katherine A,
Nils. lots sad :, block -, Poaties second
addition. sa7A
nj kaufman b Charles W Evans. " !
81 lsts and q. hi>ek !. kaufIasa's asial-
fisa. Ss@.
d III Nsrshup 30 George II Heilbrcn. the
NV y ~ TIE - e ard the = !, q the ss
1. ~ sec q. ~ - N.fSE,
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THE ARGUMENT CONCLUDED.
The Court Reserves Its Decision In
the nm Cases.

sssariy the whole 81 yesterday In the dis
trtct court WAS consumed tn the argument
10 haus the referees report In the cases
AGAINST u. p. Hiii. ex-county treasurer.
charged with dctalcstiun, sci asid. and a
new trial grated. Mr.. c. H. fIauford hn-
sshc,i hts argument for the defense In the
raeFning and ives followed by Prosecuting
Attorney Kouaid, who used up the tss
hours allotted to him for the prosecution
Colonel J. G. naines closed the rase for the
defense al $50 and court adjourned. The
decision VIA not be rendered for some
titae probably.
CASKS CONTINUED.
In the case Of sweeney & Churchill vs.
Nicholas Brown, by consent Of all parties
thu. order previously made itxmissiag tbs
appeal was set ss!de aud the cause WAS re
itsststsd The parties were kisen leave @
ale plrsiines aud The ease vas continued
for the term.
The following other eases were ecn-
tinued JakHmas kuaterinos " John T.
kehsiey, damages for injuries sustained
/ the Territory againss John Dos &ckay, a..
satlt with intent "a cetomi, faUricr. aud
the TrgrifaFy sgnlns; l. X. Richardson and
Jeanie fawcstt for adultery.
cssss DISMISSED.
The followiag Territorial erlmina, case.
uerc dismissed: Spencer smith, indicted
+ Tor simple may ErusS ttttf CHf-Estt fHea
berry; Sssha nse alias Dutch Chris. dealing
faro: eeorgc Ripple. dealing faro; George
Casey. petit larceny. tse0rge -hchsn. as
SAUL aal battery,
siScxLLsSEpes
Joseph NJ Glasgow. of the supreme
court ~ iowa. Was admitted 10 practice, Ca
motion 81 Ebrn smith
Iae following prisoners were arrsiSned
and pleaded ngt guilty &. Austin, The
employment azvucy Hsaa. iadicfcd tor Oh
tasaiug mouey under false prsstenScs,
Thomas saihsan. Indicted Tot rohting !
dodgers rsani at ste Cssd Ban sGlooFs VII
laus wehts. indicted for ro6s-sry, aud e ~,
rrSssker, indicted f5z grand iargcns IN et-
tanning $50 fnsgn \. y. Thorpe. 81 fiicns-
harx. under false rrettases-
Ia The case of Harrington 4 >nith v. q
N Halter e. al. tbs itsctton II TIC defend
ani<, KELSEY ant Mills, fssF 4 jury trial. wss
sie4.is-i sasi the case a. Ia nailer wss us
missed
Naturalization papers we're issued q An
drew FrNiine. = native u Saedea, Rad 10
epnr, Ghegiiosse. an italian.
The grand faTs nsfarncsi true hll
AGAINST >,e,,ssea gssSshc-ry frr xraat tar.
es.ssy. aua fAised h fnd = sYiEs bill against
George Webster ca TIE sksne charge.
Tstfs faofsa2Bg the esseS II Justice S~Sser
s~sre and tcau Arthur. iisslicizsi i''- kecras ,
Fssrc og business egea on Saa,sAf, wih
, !. tried Considerable infcTsss eczsteFs ~
thc-c casFs.
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Colonel rarker's Investigation.

SsS Francisco. JEne Ifs-~Ieiossel Prank
Parker. tsfssssr - the WxliA ~aifs Ss1fos-
se,.a. axGs 0es9 So sat ssesezstaa siste PRISON
TO-DAY and made $ iuA IA Investigates 81
tNe saachsHesy 81 tho silis nstllS a. iinss
vaaid s-srtfaik He gill 60 uTsE ax4sg -.
rtngraw FrDra iafsarsatias re<ctvsa sasl
i,v,s..s ..3sas s.assss fhfs far, he : In lines.
4. .l,sak the psa1 10 pa; t7sse Iaiils into OPP
ersttsfs Il. tSsusTfefiea with sns Territorial
fs-afteugssFy at Mails @Nla VIII Dss -
fssSsAls II will rast ~ est'sss arszs.rf<s
thousand cellars u eSsAlsssh a plant. sra
ths.a i Niit reQ1tas cansssterzels s2aseei
tEhssr
Ti1~ Esi,rtss this saeruecs esnskin.
uea-tx = es,iggna inEsrstsw vsts fnz<s-. IN
Nalch h. gives sskfsioz dfScrsrfss5z a
rxsss~n aazhiastoa te~sitsEy Srs cSrsA =
t.sI,sf. 81 fssjscf ~esiEs. c>fsSclzlss -a1tls-
Zee soasssssi Il wisg VII IssesisAe's b. Aers
3 /. f.srsufsAs ..ssces2
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RAILROADS IN EMBRYO.


One day last week Nr John L. Howard.
manager o; the Oregon Improvement, eom-
,aHx said 10 gentleman ir0m seattle. s'Ii
Peter MIX and his associates 80 ahead and
construct their immense iron and steel
works On Lake Washington, the Columbia
and raeet SQUAD Railroad company win
bslifd rssssi over 20 KIRK and from slfae
point on cur sasiu ane." leSter s4ay NJ r
, Miner was seea with reference 10 fhs.
sane matter He said. -The Columbia
and Puget -agad railroad VIII 80 where
there J. business NJ Kirk owns section
81 coal land mp In tae sssven river csaufry.
nsa- orr main hrse. which he = raepsrfne
IN develop He has spoken "a US af~ssst
Transporting the product OF tEIs r.sas Ia
kirkland, which we sfu he. provided the
srssie will Justify the expense. We viii
hMse no sroable about Eeftirw q Iiae either
frt,ra Rentau or black River Junction
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CHANGE OF STEAMERS.
The ImAsiila to Eemain on the
sound for Two Weeks.

THE steamship urnafills viii be on the
Sound two weeks this time, said Captain
Holmes yesterday. 1T comes about in this
way On account OF the umasilla heing q
grea;er freight carrier than fhe Mexico the
company concluded 70 pat the Umatilla on
the route. - ~ 30 connect with the steam
ers leaving the Sound for Alaska. In orsie:
81 bring This about the Mexico this frir
will not bring any freight porth except for
Victoria, 81 which place the ItaAiisiR aiil
meet her, take on Der passengers, and re
turn 10 the sound. after placing the pas,
scagers for san Francisco on bard ihe
Mexico the latter saip will leave Vie
tosis tsf san Francisco on Saturday next
In place of the Imatiiia. which steamer
win leave for san Francisco a week later
Freight for SEATTLE and Sound ports u hich
Is left eehiad by The Mexico will b.
h.aLlEht IN On fhs. 81 ilfnif ir1nn >,
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GRAND EXCURSION
AND PICNIC.

TIE uniform ranks of the order Knights
o! Pyfhias viii give their Grst excursion
aad picnic at Rsv.nns Park. on the Seattle.
Lake Shore 4 Eastern railroad.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE II.
Every arrangement has been made To
make tAis excursion one of the most brill
liant affairs of the SEASON A large dancing
platform has been erected. and the park
wili he fitted MP In nBe order foe the oc-
caxlnn. II might be wed 20 mention tast
the great mineral snr,nx In this park Is well
worth seeing. and the water IL healthy to all
who drink IL The First Regiment band
viii furnish music for the occasion and
,sS-ade with the uniformed Knights Dane
ius from II a N. 20 u p m. Good lunch
rrnntcr uiil be On the ground, spread with
all the deiicarirs OF the sszsen- First train
leaves the Lake shore depot st 30 n. N,
seeoad ia iss.. third At 2. IA. fourth =;
p m Returning. - p. H. 2. m. and II
r. n A general Programme OF entertain
inenf wiif &c carried out Sna the park wia
he h<ausifuiIT Illuminated Ia tie evening
with cam pEres and Chinese lanterns.
tsrches. etc. SEE haaGhfils for programme
and prizes offered Tickets 10 excursion,
picnic and bail. fioa. BIZ order OF coma
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PROF. WINDSOR.


4 larSa sssd fashionable zudiSeee zxsera-
bod ia 1arTscT akil izsf aighf Prof. Wa.
Winslscr. II. r. sAe distinguished r,.rs-
1ssiaSssi. assisted hy his talented and grace
IA uise. sne lila u. wihdso-. delivered
rassf entcstziniEE Assi Instructive ieet11-e.
The auessnre sestiasss their appreciation
5v reyEa;sa aaFizEse. sn.t great hisAr4sy
Mss o-eas3es4ra 81 she EsElsie e1aEss ssstiess,s
81 ssesszs, King 0'A&lseg sax tieorse Yea
atlse Sfssia
g'-ssk NtnfSer Enueaueess HE subject ss-
- asfiss - Asfsce 81 Professions al
Trzas~ futisS exs=1'nz,teEs - sssl,zi
admission fssx Fo-rr1rrtsN siak4 TIE ssss-
Ss-cs via y eNztriza4l4s~ and xssvcr.l
gsany lsstieS viii - sxzasinssf zsa has
tsl..ss seseezcc fssr u n frlzra :i.r aEEsenar
f-ref Aisssisssss roaEss - Evavon Sissrk
rssss street. wszr e=e<s3rt ssSsfri.ay Win
szfsiscEaiS Tor p. rzts exsEs 81 Afiasfs
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& 4 cal fnencd Me5fpee en
:. -. IN u. I. R9ustnt- ID G1ceg1.
s.5,5 i6amr. Miss L5uise =. ca1ne.
... rS~srFAeId. ~ D. YIlz SD Viz,
-!,s 10Y, Mir Masy keissf, = p9n-
1888. vs~nk Davis. ]. A. R0ndy snd viz.
fsekhaIa snd wife. 1sy kng.9es,
~ S,sseren. John C.. coIemsa. Ms 8 4
.1,s.s~ e. &. Crane and vile. n A. ufe-
5 d R<JuoIts, Charles kshn. An
- maid, ~. c. Esunheid, J. l.
,.s.s.5s,S5n- q = corzsrsr- James fnfAexnnu,
f~-17re and wife. WIN. .Ixekson. J. q.
- - Sn1 wlse sud go. J. o. EGses. L A.
~ WU. K. L<5chf- H. Y. Lei<hf ard
!.5Ss 4 H{fjer. L. Blenden ard wife. Mrs.
Il n Eafh<ws. Mrs. J. K xh1rpssefn. ~.
n Pr5ee and n efuixTnufs-.
u~<heru Pneisc--so- has The f0I&oving
-: J. Brown, b. Mafkhan, &. II
71rrS' n. saieT, 6. r. Eszkham, o. 3.
~. ]. n. BALDWIN. and twelve emf
- {dr Portland, and the 4os5oslng
- passengers for Pgsf1end ere sn
Hnfsed exrsess- e.. e.. Manning. r =.
-. ". q. NeAaef. Y. c. fe<nak, Col.
~ B0yse. ], H. Klein. . 3. smith. J.. B.
f5g&rrx. ]. ~ Cab. w. =. Paelan. A. b.
5s2f<f. q Hart. ThGs. heaxsian. Mrs. -. -.
- son. Mrs KohineDu. Mis- kersn.an.
-. X Hal. Mrs. J0szn Kcnzman. J. +.
~. J. b Cromwell y. T. Cn,uwxit. J. q
6efuef and A. J. Warner.
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Childrsa ay fer Pitcher CasisFia.
AnNrcE 10 NOTIFIES.

NJ wtrSlsS's s.&ssasaT Sy=uf. Ear chi
s;r,1s tszshsHs. Il the FessSrr 7ssssa = eE4s q
- fss.sfsss Ses.es. and SAS ben SSlsz -
fls-tx xez-S u aeser fzss.sS sscess e
--slsf.sssrS 81 asasszzs feT t4sir Sa.re,s
isslrf,sss -. .s-ssr<< 81 taztA.as - z-.- i
i5,gasglfssE Ii ne.as $50 g1 sfssl'
f.sssr. ssrps si7segs szEs Szsf ss.A-Iz.-s = 8
trs Ia the ec@szs @Fss wiEsa e.sssc. -
- $50 Is the eassA & rests fAs saakzer-
- - - : t.s,ssS. Essts4N3y
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SETg - Fa&rsf ~ .-->Eif was ersaeh;
IN sAs &ssirSet ocErs yesIse3sg hF Pred II.
lagte-s.sz zSsisass JeAa NazsEs. X r. ssaxia
as1 J : ss9x1sy - recsEs- aD ;ss q 4;sel
faaTazs-as fsT E-9 ard "a FsszecSssssF
Es.s SD. fslafz. 3 eeaz ssAs g1s gslsaaev " =
iasasi Ns-rtss, a,sk tszs liSv51 and t4eA-es
kEve sEce ekstiaesl Easss4ss5sa f taa
--easzr-s nEa p s.zss - r. Taa zsaay
IS - sssnca ) neas - 1855 .s4szgtssEg
As3 Sr. TsissseE ASH ssth u ae ss4rssi tbs
sSiasa kn0An Ns Sss =. s-issrsS@ -gsas1e
&ssssa ~s-EsfteEe = asE uzssszsz t7si5s-5-
as - ehArza4 alEA ksFtas ErassEzes ~
t.issrset u rs szsS1z and &c ..aE 4. ar e.
zsIrssxV
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Osgn1.eA-
Arsfeies - tncupnEukt0e a. ske Ksurn-
EAyc< euapasy uese lid = tke aad1spr,s
e@se ycsecrtay- The sneprrokuaprs aze =.
r HNeuuassr ord J. z NaxxA- M Oh
terfs a the er8r4Dy ere - cucArucx. vwn
AID e3<xx1e ees,r AD4 terd mills Ct sxnlxse
and ez<rxhere- Azs1 ~ mnkz.xza ii cen
Der<scs tA<rszffh uAaxf o. wAaryess q
MAJ ztxek2rs, bar, 81 aid 9eA. q az
kizzds a grain sd fexd. 81 vel = ccas-
uer,z and 0<Aer f0ki aad 10 co ell shfrxx
nec<Ssry Nnr carrying ca the hnufnezA
he cs4sfai s.erk b g7o.a0a divided xrta
- sbMxA S<Axrte h 10 b TIE pFfurfpnI
pzxe ~ t11nezs. Tgs trustees arr set
nanaGr tt 64Atu OF tie cpnracy arsii
te< seruod f&Hrx1ny Ia D<fcsser. and sse
srzssses thereafter II viii e< rxznxnhe-esa
fhaf Mr. EssermArs~ fee<zsfy seeurcd res-
adeFnh2< iAaa In North Scax1fe, rarsh n
the z~<sci faeto<y, fnr . ssss for the NIL,
and soree ct raea h airsat1y 81 wSzk
sseAriEy the srszad ami s.zsltiag TIE
fczstxtSsU
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NJ. ksnnza Esres azse a gssssi sssea q
H. .noryuoas ssze Of 1lAcrt4 av stsf-
ine II. tie tSasssrg thai rs teTrsiors
vtssli.i coatzia sae EEise9 States, Ia
rlas9irr Al.Isks. wiGls al al the states
"a Turcse except Rssssss, and fhSrr
wos.Ia st-li DC sss.Ere szi1sEr rzs'es -
xpaye.
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TOkLAS, SINGERMAN & co.

Uur mexamped success leaders of the Seattle trade
IS too well known The great success of our sale Is dne
to our wide awake buying New York CITY is the GREAT
distributing center Of the world and our buyers ara
constantly on the alert for the choicest goods its mer
chants have to offer We have gained the reputation Of
oens ready to take the largest quantities of any hose
~ Tue fie' consequently we are given the first prefer
vur patrons share in all superior advantages
ecs 1om nrst nands paying profits m.
ENJOY are exclusive well extraordinary Charas
TIC nOany marks special offerings the coming vaeL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-13

Edward Well. with c. Kenyon, the
fashionalle tailor Of New fcrk. i
stopping ~ the Oceidensai hotel for q
fes days only. Call and see the iarg-
est assortment and latest styles IN
suitings ever shown IN seattle Low
prizes. 4 perfect &c guaranteed Be
sure and rzl at sample room q. 0cei-
dental hotel. l9,3t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-13

All visitors 10 Seattle sre rr4isesissa
u Gail 81 ;he ossSre u ksfss-iissss.,
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saOur Oxn- piano. dance and veal
fnlios oontzing Al the latest music.
only lffesn sents. Published by Low
man & Hansord. corner Front and
Cherry sts. 1sE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-13

sais, new style pattern. srien-
iii v4iae n sssfx5. for. 1900
A Plaid suit. In Grey, Light and
DARK brown The celebrated
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Al NooI Value $500. for f2cG
We could 20 on and hH the paper
with sissf suesi bargains. bat yos1 wiii
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-13

II you want 20 read something inter-
esting glance over our I'D. and see Our
offering Monday ssorning- Hand
kerehsefs izc dozen. Texas. Singer
man & Co. iei1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-13

The Little Fshermaiien, the lat
est popular song. in LowmAn & Han
iord's new vocal folio, only fifteen
cents i2-ef
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