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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

Upon examination of the books of the
connty farm We are unable 20 ascertain the
true financial condition. either rs fo re
eeirts ar expenditures As therein stated
and would therefore recommend that an
expert book keeper h employed by the
proper authorities To examine said books,
10 balance said books 10 date and establish
q proper system OF book Keeping
We commend the efforts OF the suJ,erfn-
tendrnt In extending the area of such
land ~ Is susceptible of cultivation and
would recommend tina. all such land upon
the farm be brought under cultivation at
rs early a period rs convenient. thereby
through the production of crops reducing
the running expenses OF the farm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

Iaha r Miller. Of the supreme court of
lns.isua. Was admitted To practice GA mo
tian of samuel Plies,
TIE larry rssnyuesi verdict az guilty
against puatAa Neiso3ali for obtaining
taoney antrr false rresensts. By selling a
seUtax machine that did rof belong u
hin The Defendant gave Gatice Of Eio-
si0s tcf q rev trial
s4seael LYONS. Humphrey Jones and
WllssssA Ranch ard. natives 81 tsrcsf Brtf.
aill, gcre aaslrAftRed
nszsfia8 of Dan an1 Rssgc- fcrnsassh.
she Reafen ins.ians CHARGED With narssr
- hase the Territory pas she expense az
tie defense wSs zrarsess
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Dress goods. Chester Clea-y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
DISSATISFIED MINERS.
A Man who says Matters are Not
All Serene at Newcastle


IL is % be regretted tha; matters at New
castle are hot al serene. twill be remen-
bered that some weeks ago tae coal COM
Pany notified the miners that they did not
want any more coal saIssd there. and or
dcfed all hands to bring their tools out Of
the pit Many Of The miners supposed
this was intended as frceze-oat game,
and made up their minds 20 remain and
see the outcome OF the affair.
No sooner was the coal which had been
mined taken from the breasts than tho
company lef q contract 10 some OF the
miners 10 sink q new slope. or shaft so feet
further down into the bowels OF the earth
Fot the past three years coal has been
mined from the 800 foot level but this level
being practically marked out, the company
desired to 60 80 feet logSr, or TO the issSS
foo; level As said before. the contract for
sinking this SHAFT was let 10 some Of the
miners. who reserved the right to hire
whom they pleased and pay saeh wages as
they see o.
Some Of she men who were not req uired,
left for other cHmps 20 dnd work, while
others remained. hoping the mine would
socn Start up
gentleman from Newcastle who came
10 town yesterday. said; There Is a
growing feeling Of dissatisfaction among
the men az Newcastle. Those who re.
NAMED hoping 10 zee the fnine start mp
soon, DOW see no speedy prospect OF thar
result, aud those who are not employed by
the contractors arr beginning 70 ind fault.
They say that The company Instead Of let
ting the lob by contract, should have had
the work done By days work, 50 as TO give
all hands chance aad l should not be
surprised II trouble grew out Of this disaf
iec.inn among fhs men. The siore is ne
ccsssFiiy Slow as bat few men eau work In
u AZ a tinsc, and these VINO arr unefbploy al
see no immediate prospect uf obtaining
work there unless The company cancels
It's contract, and finishes the werk b. the
dSy. of course dc not know what course
VIII BE- pursued by either party, ard not
wishisg - yet mixed mp 10 ans trouble
that may arise. | concluded 10 look else
where for work. II cannot get work
without fighting for IL siii 80 on the read
hs AN not much Of lighter and pretty
fr,ant N9skrr !"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
THE LUNAR ECLIPSE.
An Enfrrt ainment that was EnJeyes
nv all Sprsf1tars.

The total eclipse % the moon which oc-
cgrrcd lsst evening Was Frzad success,
AZ lcasi 10 observers IN Seattle. and there
were many thousands Of them IN tie
streets 4 Is needless 70 sRy the perform
amer was not delayed minute beyond the
appointed time. The peaumA-s or half
shadow. - Il j. sometimes called, ufst
touched the less side Of the face % the
Qucrn 81 the night. WheFesnea stfe began
4, bisgsh, ard pereesviug taAt she attracted
~ lnuch aftenfisaa she hlnshed still Nigre.
uatil hi last she veiiess. her features entire
". No. nos entirely for. like all seasihin
scsaalps . 40 nre net abspruaily rraslsh.
the outlines 81 her hRrsseiac xasaxc eo1}d
vet be seen bat the totally tie astroaa-
fasFs tel a. q was f1crs Il wsS 6aFk.
ness that Was ytsiisfe. During the earlier
psft u toe evening. oWfaE - sirTs ness
~ haze IN the atmosphere. tsere Was here
sud tkesc \ psFSea ska did EeS kae2
.swhzt uzs TIE ssszsseT vita tSe MON. s.
lt was pas INTERESTINGLY. kad L was
1sssnsis5S "a hear The eepis, '-Da. it's slck.
y,tr~.za Ne. eiassesst sstxiessiy 1fSs-a
and fnsR moved as Ise srrs, part - tae
exhibition was atsrr Il e'csgsek whan The
Enss0a was scii ap Ia The rsesrrF SKY and
the saaAaw wAs pakslHg Ell Then 'faif
t,yuteia pat ca aef sacatAzi good nss d
srtilss @n4 sppa-sssssg fssi ue9s Teitcscs
thai khs evenings performance ssss dfas-
ia< - = sSsxa Presents she eicctrte lights
ir fse s,rcrs asaps wsre Puf uaf ana ise
iar2c snE h.Ehl8 p3essHs Audience Ectlee4
she.T Nsy hrseex sri
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
Az saKE's nscoaD.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Forty Instruments we're sleA Tor record
at the aaditers Office yesterday, @ Of
whish weFe deeds The total 81 the Con
sisssratsous amounted 10 sso.7ts, making
al average % about $50, Following Is the
list
tseorxe X RlankensAip aud wife 70 Mar
garet Oakley u san Francisco, lots and
g. blk ~ asa
J.. ~. Rdxards aud wife % J. n Libby OF
Pierce county. undivided = OF lots !. =. ;.
& and &. blk 4 lots !. 2, blk 3, Williams
addition. $50
A. Pipher to WIN Gsassi. lots .. 3, 2,
y, a. 81, blk 3. Motor Limo addition. 500
Puget SSttnd Cnautanqua Association,
10 NAFy 81. Daniels. lc' 4. hls S., chauiau.
gaa Reassii, So.
Tnmlllasou. lots :. 9, 70. biz II, Blgelow's
Fresl n ssn,ler and wife 10 isaac Evans
and Jskz Hamrr. l0is n. Il. p aisd - and
fraesiou lots "A. /, and - IN fractional Blk
S.. YeSier's second addition. &ise'
A. P1phef 10 Henry katHscn lots !, q )
sud I. DIX s, IN Motor line addition. 500.
Charles q Ncneaala - John W Chew,
lots Il. II aud Is, hlk =, Madison street aa-
dfiioa. $40
chafles IL. Baker % Gertrude GLADYS
France ~ Rome, " r.. tet n. Biz n. and
le;s is, "a, bsk Is, Pleasant falscy add.
waiter Burriu and wife TO Jsmes A,
Moore. lots I, 8, s, :. hlk Il, Washington
addition, $50
James <. Moare and wife @ Ailee II
StshhiuS. lots & :. :. :, blk u. Warrington
addition, $50
Hsrrran Prabe and vile 10 Matilda Nels-
her ~ If ~N 1 erd NV 81 sNA nt See.
=. Tp- . y, x h. eoataiaiag 10 Ecros,
sssa
gaferf Yain aud wife to Elmer \ VIII
sad byron A. Nyiie. acres Of sEs4 OF IA
IL See. 6, Up - \. kSE, ssse
II 4 scott aud wife. 0s san Fran rsec0. II
a. VI Sfuahtrn Of forttana. lots II sad H..
IN :. ausi hot Il hik 5. Ross asldltana, SIS
q ~ Tiay % william Macklasosh.l acre
IN ias s. See. 81 tn - \, 4 4 +. fSast
United states % AIhcf; N rcuites ssecyis.
er's receipt, NM 81 SEC. Il, Up 3 \. 4
* ifs4 sess-s. fAA
q J saith ana wife % Clasence 4,
{ f,sa,ser and william N Hsckiatsssh \ : Of
Mel ~ ot Nh 0t So 5. fP > y 3
s Pspacr 10 wra. Gr.s,. lots 3. ), 9, =.
y ana III htk :. Motor lane siastsea. - g
fred y. SassicF ana wife - FFsA "
fIevt. 10 ). tslk 81 kidd's asaitssss, $50
nvngy Waite asd wtis y AnEsasIa
kesssageg acres ~ SO > Iis . - . =
Alfred A. Nieker~au aad wis 10 Maths
4 <aEx. AYts = ? ia q aaA tx ID. hsk :.
fsssSsss sssces,si addition. ss-e
Alfred 4. Sicsers1a and wife y ssAs
f,sranus ics q bik q sut - 10 biz :.
geSs's secand aiisiran. sste
p = 4 A t. Ms HfStu =. frtccs, lot
a llk s ghzafaa1aa ilgaeh, 81
Nsrsf tssien sn4 brsnsad q 9nsia
k.itsif Satnpf. NJ - Ma ~ -sae p p x
Eak - srnsss. SieN
Sea4fss, NaS,iais tEsnviCry sEsszssaft9n %
F As,sks nsosl, w. - tat 90 ssssfsit Ma
sss7s5s ecnavteFy. ~
M fasssass sn.s wife g. " ~ Aassis3eS
az wsifa Wella. lngs aDs hs ~ q Il,
H.,-,s,, ! s.fsltEgs, II aexes ~ - a see
- ~ - RsEs NJ. " ~ Saa M Z.
- S. al see =, n = ;, 4 i-e
set4e tf-e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

go. Morrison viii not appear this
e;en;ng IN Fsssst
~s.5rsrrn r.xfienfs wefe received a. PROV.
esssra hosxsssl on Sunday
-. sfsie fseri ]. Burgess sailed for Fan
v1saessse lszz eseniDg With 100 tons .!
LADIES' Auxiliary o. the Y. " G. A.
~; Stse 81 lex cream social tonight A.
fGetSk
- h.-fesssine JOHN 4rafth, with lozd
- 5.rrslvr asd deck load al aet Ears fof
- 3Iafsers. sailed on ssRdHy-
=, n1Fsa Miller i very low wiih typhoid
s.~xs. xssd his asn, ifyiag IN Snohofnisb.
- Axen seiegrzFneJ Tot.
~ Dyer, IL Port Tsxnseud. suffering
- ~ afvszs 81 tsxe innes. Is Ia a siyias
Sndlften Is eas 81 ths city hospitals.
fhwe men. ~hIie GA. sailing on tho bay
r.Sxsy. sspeixesi. bsst they were fortunate
SspsvA % cling 10 their boat uutll assist
- ar7iyed
M sfiess Guild sf sesttie confempiate
s156;nr { paper carnival 10 TIE near fufure.
a r.erfsnx - fesaplste Arrangements will
= hid this eseassg ~ the new srrnory
n. Wbsisn. wha=e daughter Was eun-
49, In Pt8=sde.ee hospital under Enfor.
Srnsf< circumstances. came frosn the EAs.
- Hsfnniay and returned on Monday with
~ dsaxhtxr
Useh. fssrhaa. who was hurt on Frsssay
~ 4 man Of bortss on Madison street. II
~ ssSn<riHg sFafa paralysis 81 he throat.
MISC uuahis 70 take any food except bg
kyppi<rmieki fnjeciion.
fk< ease OF o. ?. Wegaaer against p s.
uaznxtef. ex.sfiitor 81 the Horasag p;stsF.
~. vss temporarily continued IN Jus.
~ sodestrrT's court yesterday 10 enable
~ d<fe1se - prepare al arrument ia
mDpofs Of demurrer % the complaint
ms case OF W II. IT, shaffsr ". NJ. l..
pafhansgu hiss been settled by Mr.. Nathan.
~ nssufniug the liabilities and paying Mr.
Gkeixs taap for hts interest tn the concern.
N property Ia question Il the butcher
skcp % the corner Of Ninth and Cherry
asrcn
4 msn named lriscoil died at Proyi.
6eBre hospital at a. IN. yesterday lie
- ! member Of the isoHgshore,ncn 4
Union, and the president Of that assoeia-
esn Il expected to-day from Tacoma to
nte charge Of the funeral His death waz
eaus<i BY sifepsy OF the heart
Papers were sled ia the district court
yesterday IA the case Of James Kelly aud
uifs against W II. BoH, Matter Bnrrift and
vfank Hail. The suit was brought 10 re
epsef personal damages alleged 70 have
been receiyed by lfr and Mrs. Kelly bg
a. foslapse ai building on Commercial
stues The amenat Of damages asked for
b ts30n
NJ 6. ~ Shsa:e states that ~ sJoa rs he
esn procure the necessary crco-cse g.fieS,
be Will wharf In tbs valuable water froui
property which he rvcen ~ purchased
irmn NJ Manning IN North seattle Mr.
saesie declines e slate the class OF bnild
ings Or nafaFa Of Iae business he Intends
10 have ef his propertg, bat be says what
he puts Tiers VII lse Of Substantial char
acltr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

.n e,so<r Pssesd Hantipxfns:
n. Hess xpa sasai5f. s.m nci
1ss.cA ana wife. Ms Deal ,. {. = INK
i 5Srrkee. " L. Make. ~ Hnrrr.
- G<<.susp, ~ II. Hare. and vile y
5@Sl. r. kiekzrzss ard - trariy.sntN
81 ss..,~r~ a cnz.forrEia- Yssse1 Nessc.s
" j. eeest. J. J. rs1hy. B.
- G-u<ndike. 4 u. Wskeseid.
~: H1Irn<s- Mr. y ~ Lrtfeesse. Mics
rnspssna. Nssss ceasy. Mr. Lyon
Ss,en B<srs1s sod 1sfe, A. e. kcxzrd
= n 6ek<r. q fsSruaaS l. Donnref. =
n S<Corasef. James 1epes, Sean J.
xs~<~k saa wife. T. c. t5ekaart, Z. e.
Ssf-s Jxrp<x r. Retfrscrss u. Ezni'es
~ wits. ). q. pxgs. Jesznss kysn. roks :. !.
80 Nr. Masaef1 v, Aas.nis
49,. - 4 wjss. Hisiixrn FsEnieT. MIss y G.
- q. Ross, " ! Walter, .. i1ehten
- 4. j. tluing. ], spencer, v Nc
~. xlss ~ r. Mccormack. ~ y.
<S>>-<lL fsearre betsseKer, Mise =. Nc
@1s-~xs. Mis- Parlew, Miss 74ssge- }. Z,
4~f~,~r ]. l. Esocsz<r. T. X Eawiff. II.
= rs.,ev. J. H Hopkins. Y. G. T0arteiet,
: 4 Er<.sr.s. T. J. Qssinn, Mics L1nf. and
= ~r,.,.s= -ei&s4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

Working men, stseutsou. Take your
wives and habies-ail the family Larger
the family the better. X. the4s all see
whaf ean he bought for Sc. iese. i5c sad sse
Il j. the diBaes bncscs brigade store. ana
friends thanking yoa for the past. call
acaln isilsna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

Iant asa what Gii~sn has got. bs;k ask
what he a. not got So aaG ser Il ~
there or gu the road. We de- NOS sifl "a ess
firh To-day. ts:s viii wait ;iil to nssrTas
sssss ssls Fatssirai instruments hzsss=s they
arr gone. Ak rtsftx We aSS zxer all cues
items ehearfailF Welcome all Gileoa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

Ne saw him. he caiied. &c saw IL. bat
he was 90 the read 10 GiisoSs's department
stHre He heard OF those low prices. and
after night fan yeatHrcd cat low prices.
e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

RsyKSSA Psxz FzfE 70 kLx--This de-
lt<affai resort. Situated an TIE sheFe 81
lake " Washington. 10 miles fgogs Seastse.
The fsrass-.sfez< very xeferoaea4 efer the
ase % tbs spring. crscEts. swings. ctr
frsss q SaaHre. - ali vno sHsy wfsA 70 sEz-
IS = 6aYss outing The Fesk szn ~
reached n - ssiaHfrs via ). l. : i =
szsinsl WGlcA raa a. fellows Leave foot
II E,alemssz ssress daily 90 a "a s7Sa
- 8 m ant - .. ~. daily eNesept sea,
1Svs S.etafaiay. isser The p4sk azily
g = ~ sua daily EXCERPT eGsssiaFs =
D m Fare fsf sagad trip ~ eeisss iuzits
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

Prof q. 4 Jones aud fatally Aeays To cay
for sihaniauqaa beach TO spend a month.
Mrs Hannah IseaFi Of ~ Paul, Nina, il
vifI'ing her brother W E Bell. OF the De
eidentAl
Chief Justice Jones. who IL attending The
snpfsme ennft IN Olympia, spent sunday
s'th bis family IL seattle
NJ Jrasisr p Dyer an attorney from g.
Louis, Missouri, arrived in Seattle SUNDAY
and Intends Fgsiding Ia this city pcrna-
ntutly
Mr. Henry J Green, chief clerk Tor the
Oregon Improvement CogapRgys coal
ofdes y ensaying short vacation Ia Port.
land Ne viii return on the Willamette.
NJ. Maurice, Of the I X /. store. which
has branches a. Yakima. Eiicuxiiurg and
ka4lYa, came 70 SEATTLE from Yakima a
fv days siaee 20 spend n month Nester.
DAY he received 4 dispatch from one Of his
partners. saying Come home AZ once
Our Resign store has been burned" Ne
Harris leaves for home to-day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24


Sggr ksafSss THx NszzsEsS fSlaiit.--
t,ssaF lsiuf VAS Sled yesssrsssy a3seraessa
f.s Villa, ERssie.re ssr,ssssa sss Asissssst e,
.ssts.r she N.s-sssr. E,sfisc rs sFesS resi-
ram. rsSiusis sIis<fs 1has 50 Jus sta-
ahiis, ats hls Wsy frg-n ssefsa Slfe- sss-saz
q faraasa. having PHc~ sstrsl fsss> ast
al T. being SliaNrs3 b rs4e siNsss5s sfstlss
H.. ~ tasfreus-als i.srs Bis e3ases2 eF &aF
sssasiuesee v hilc tAe ss4se was Esas ~ A.
taa sata 81 SIX Bttles al hsstsr Ssia kseR2 u
asfesaRflsz s., }SAp ~ ipsuHsas kiS s9e@,
sssA6afnS hia; . BIS rtFaa asss sSssz i'ss8 e
s$gs. lss sfs1atu f~ss1 rs asaal sza3z1s 81
.sf-.ssa~s lie eislsss assaAses ~ rs STA
- = So
NaNss = PE8av HsS-f ssiess.4y
ss.sslg e e.chrane s,ceig,st = ssises@ss ir-ys
esask. snslssaslez tasl aas sslAsSs = fst
q see aeaae ~ EacsTys r. q - t1sk ss7i ~
Nis aazsasi aa1 glgQs1qEss. Sessssse ss'aaa
eaasS .-
ksaseat - sEs Mkzass-Tas sf<@sa
ssss Nsxlsa ssr..s~s isaa S&e Essaasss
ms sssssiae. psss iarEs asss - F@s~ss
80 ~, s4ss so tess "a grs&@ss fss Swas
- So fe4v... far gaowsa tssis airs szsssas-
Al nzxsar yss 5s,ass4 kssx 81 y y Ear'
a.5se 50, 80 Z = Is sssf t@.t 1Sz4 q seAs-
ga Szszthfss Of = A. 9a11Ez $40 a. AZ
ss<sssx a. ssfiz1z tao s,eSsrs5 zsssSt
rssf1~.. 49, fa~ ptf<ksss< f<<.<<s1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

Change of passenger rates OF steam
ship Premier The fare on steamship
Premier her after viii be 10 cents between
Seattle and Taeosaa 3es<tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

4 incorporating industry Is to be estab-
lished al Gaffax Ground has been pur-
chased and buildings viii be completed
and ready fer operations before the coming
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

Tar az fMsxH cAsoEisrs.--on last
SATURDAY three the Rob Roy canoes Of the
fste.i patterns were earted out 90 Phinneys
tii. on the west shore 81 Lake Washing
~ Ga sunday morning. bright and
" ly,n three ranoisfs, dressed lh knee
berches, flannel shifts snd CAPS were also
gar 4 % thu .~sns spot. " toak bur 4
eyes t'g4e % isaaeh fhe iria crafts aud
eA;iethc iiDy dSet was headed far the south
Nor A o. the lake There they entered
soon river aaa Travelled along 60 the
err ~ ~ Hlaek river. which they catered
Cedar erc bsfsse long padding through
neaslrl3s o. a fearful rate OF speed Af.er
snd vls nu3anish river with the waters
river, The pataier- found cssy
aAktus their way eus into Eiliott
- "a tbs city The most weird OK
vw0tk &c ~ The trip was when she mson
bss Rusp dsfkea ash they found themselves
psfiAslsnf alaag Ia sazahre darkness -Four
arss hotties ffasn 2 3. ~. Till IL y. IN, were
scnsuGrt in making iae trip The canoe.
hs xefv !, naiaex, K. Z Nashbaru and
e. II ksitinxer
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Vashon Island.

HOMES on THE BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
Ill 81 Nzshos. Ne base for tale sore
vary choice property that We efFer tn Eve
as.d fess-aere trarrx.
Fer further inseryn alton sMgl ST the rost
Office Or address soHs r. BLACK BURN.
isiT ssw1t vasseTs. siax &c. ". T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

f.see caps and bonucfs. we are closing
them out, our prices tell the tale Chester
Jfrary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

suiss zoe ntFascg. Ars. Julia Carlton
yesterday applied fag dlsarce from her
hssaend, Henry L Cssl,oa. The acssan
ff disesrr Is hssrgf uIroa the grounds ef
ssscily aaa sappaff. the plaintiff alleging
VA her husband has made her life bar
eessel1e ~ cruelty aad tnhnneniy tFcai
tas her sed ~ tieaiins. striking. CurStng
sh9 otherwise ieaigftslsue her, aud ~
ufeat'sipg 10 kili her u Il further 81
Navi N the complaint ihsf, a the time ~
~ g t5isse with the plaintiff, THE de-
issdi y hat se8,her lawful wife, wha Is
ml Fe and shase naiGa Is Mrs fsise
snrQ g = Rlieresi that the defendant
snnviisgis eemmii;ea this fraud uysa The
tAaaa ire complaint asserts further
soes 10 catitrea have resulted from the
.siria<S, and ihN the plaintiff aud dc
sssaisa weFe nsaFfied al tcs,fyii.e, Col
rs'sn, ca }gisc a. iSSs
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We are closing on; our parasois Ches.e
Cleary.
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II Is the only Minstrel Show that viii
perform everything advertised and VIII
freely forfeit 5000 10 any charity in the
city II We do not carry osi our prorss..ssss 10
the letter. u is the nrsx Minstrel show in
America tha. has Dfunssnond and Howe.
who have been sarnaIned by the press as
the "kings OF All Equilibrists. II Is the
only Minstrel Show with new features. new
specialfies aud new novelties. II Is the
only Minstrel Show that does not employ
broken-dewn performers who have been
dropped by all rrstelass organizations. II
is The only show advertised here that has
obtained the unanimous endorsement of
tiar press wherever IL has appeared, and We
are prepared 10 snbstantiate sais statement
with both the documents and coilatesals.
Remember, that Mcintyre & iIeath's Min
xfreis will exhibit their entire show. com
binei with Haverls's Original Company,
which is positively the largest on earth,
making two eofn piete shows in one. Don't
fail 10 see the greatest OF all bRrlcsqves,
SHE Or, SCENES IN AFRICA.
CuAs. HoLTOS. Business Manager
Family circle and parques, 81 balcony
and gallery. 50 eeufs- seats on sale Non
day morning Rt the seattle Pharmacy jy2i
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We are closing ont our hosiery chss-
tsr cieaEy
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What terrible run Frsseh the grocer
has on those luscious hams, Only few
left GIT one hefore they arc all vnfas. iYistf
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iaee curtain nets. We arr Ciostug them
out as low as z cents Chester Cieary.
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- cents % close liue OF all pure We
AlbrA.ress cloth chester Cleary.
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We sra closing out III our lawns. Pr:c
thctR. Chester Cieary.
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FraSeh the grocer always makes Ii point
10 keep tine, sweet, Juicy hams aud fancy
breakfast bacon. Every piece OF meat
guaranteed
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The babies cry for them. The ladies sigh
for them. Those luscious hams at Erase b
the grtlcer'k
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NfsNaRasisz : i epgaaS. Items ofthc
trenDssd exeDt9lsa 10 Snohenish have
~ ssfnisAe3 as faiiows The ladies' If
ssasanzsish all spfeEt lunch Al 5 ?. m.
- Nhtfe AL visitors arr inNitcti, fsce of
Nsfeasy L wsli ~ Neil. however, % carry
shAasvf for q site em the way. There viii
~ extra gAssge Ger fesriare az itie Sne-
hossieh river rhs exswrsionis;s Will *
nst or his side - the river ~ the Susae.
assn band. aaa ezeaF;tsi 50 the town. A..
s.s.se ne sia',sl q ffsin " so leave promptly
= - fcsffn IS J. n it i apuauaessi
s~' aaf desiring 81 remain oses 10 TIE
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- AaVif eEetissisa tickets or The houfe
a. tesi iss fsVkvts arr aaw on sale a,
easa : HanfHas aud fMmphrry' :
A-cf sfoess. a,sa a. Trinity Barftrv. corner
tsifd As8 ielf..-sas strteys
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And stu they 90. Those .elieioas hams
a. Earaxeh.a
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