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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-07
QUEER DELuSl0NS.
Ansii Gordon Relieves He Is Loaded
with Electricity.

Ausli Gogicu, who was arrested for IN
sanity Thursday evening, was examined
Ia the probate court yesterday and ad-
Judged insane. He VIII he sent to the
steiIacoom asylum today. lie was dis
charged from that Institution as cured
only about six months ago.
ms PRINCIPAL uAILrctssrios
IL that he is full Of electricity and that il
IL even I'm his clothing lie says TIE elec.
trteitv got into his systcsn waen be was al
The asylum and yesterday requested the
probate Judge and the examining physician
10 touch him and feel the electricity q
thsy doubted his word Gordon Is an old
veteran aud the Grand Army people have
promised him new suit Of clothing. He
thinks that by taking good cold bath oe'
fore iounlng the new ciothcs, nc VII st
cured. He tirmi, believes that cold baths
help to drive the electricity Away, when
arrested he was standing stark naked under
\ water seoff and after he Was put IN JAIL
he nearly drowned himself BY similar
exprriraest Gordon arrived IN seattle
from shieago about year sgo with h's
family. He was
xor IN HIS gienr MIND
when he arrived aud was cared for for
some time by the members 81 ne 1,ahi
Ar,ny, but was finally seat To the sssiuin
uis priaciral siclusion then was that bis
sia,hin- was full 81 iicas about as lsrs,c a.
aieS. lie would pick chunks OF hcsh
out OF bis arm with knife, under
~, fiapres@ion they were hras lie sise
built houses out of blocks collected on the
beach and believed that they were elegant
mansions. ri
TIE probate Judge yesterday said; There
arr great raaay persons DISCHARGED Iroa
tnc assium who are as crazy A. v Zen thef
,rare sent there aud think Il Is about tine
thr NATTER Was brorshi TO the attention. 81
me ASYLUM commissioners. barinS ny
torn Of o;fscs several eases have coss,c une'rt
my personal attention. II aifiost seems
thai when maa has
Lrclp INTERVAL
For "A ,iay q. two they discharge hiaa. One
,sse IN particular Was that ~ John EcnIiSi
! committed him GA the 18th 81 last
n,eertlsrr. lie vas DISCHARGED 9anusry >;
And MAS brought iato coars sna ofGerSa
seut Rack Eve DAYS istcF. lie Was sSsin
discharged April :. anss u now et.i. -, as
il a hs.sliy affected nov as ever. Ar, AhN
tar t.r,sss wss released from the ssSinic ana
sbas,iy afisr MAS brought before me aESia,
I'M, decided a.,g 10 Sold her hack aiiaooss
80 WAS As had as hcfoFc, for they wossia
n-et.nhly let her out agaia- AntaH ',Narts,
Nuli,n johnson aad Ut h&icnTn hsNr
sent up twice and they have al ecea II
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THE CITIZENS TICKET.


- sc k@11A&8A& 884
Demoerats.
inAsmueh - Is has been charged tssst the
ticket nominated At the citizens mass
meeting were all Republicans. reporter
took occas.on 20 inquire into that matter.
ard learned that Thomas r. jones, narzed
for councilman FROM the Fourth ward, Il
Democrat. ard never hiss been anything
else politically; thai Captain r, J. Barns,
OF the Third ward. Is nn independent Re
psblieHD, snd always votes Tor the best
men; that Mr.. d. T. Durie, of the second
ward. b Democrat, snd for .sears vas
chairman of the Democratic csilnsy com.
mlstee OF Wssre county. Oregon, Is mem
ber OF the Seattle Democratic club and
never yosed anything but . Democratic
asses: thAt Mr.. y. II. Martin, candidate
from the First ward, IL not politician. bui
II les5 ne wac elected 70 the Territorial
'e<islsfsre on q fusion Democratic and In
dependent ticket. The other three nosni-
nees are Republicans
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1he PBeA1bet1on1Gos Uo0fnaee : Ra1l
Tbs ProAfhifiea naD eonveut<0u e he
Real Estate Exehsnge lass esxninr was
called TO orsd<r b. Eb<a oshn<ne. peezssens
Of The Prohtbtfien efuhl On naction Of b
h. wssd, Mr. osbnxne wsa elected ehnzr.
nzzs a1d Mr. n G. xessey seer~tary.
Hn5sT wss thru cG<rvsI ~ Jnxixe Roger i
Greene. Aff<r ttxposfax Of yreE:ntrary
nrsso<sS the fpisowfEx eani4f6Etsn far TIE
city o&.esrs we're ncsniasfed For zzssar.
Robert MoFx1. city axsaraxy. Erefxu
saith. eas<f al police, 4. ". kysn- TAe
SskhSNi0x cDunr4zzen uefe Eomfna1<d.
Fcafzh snft, James Yrnnxfar1, 1nird
NEfer Z. e. 6rasess Seeond ward NV H.
fsfksrrs<s firse uera. Mrs. Wtrnte y
fs9nsA All of the rcrzsnnftcrs werr
Instructed 70 emss me ballet fss the eauxgi-
taEea Al the eis~< 81 The uarnf.aslfs-ss. y
koTs- . temperance WORKER frsrn Msehi-
zsr. rssde an infsre<ftny nftee1- inmate
address,
NE xrax pEtxxxxs
sxarrLx, gaiys
To TIE Prohibition Voters Of seattle
While dsepsy spprecssssng tie hofssr eax-
ferresi upon rEe by the prohfhitiass con-
yc1fion- IN nominating me for chief Of
police, feel THAT ! eaa1os. IA justice 10
myseif OF 10 The city. areepf the pczasna,
ton therefore beg 81 deriine the honor
ihns unexpectedly conferred AID 10 with
1rsy my name from before the peeple
90 this. fesiinz that q. this crisis Ia the
a11irs Of our etfy the Prohibition party
saotsid pr-seEs 10 candidate for chief ~
poiics- se'y respectfully. A. W Eras-
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SECOND DAYS SHOOT.
Harker Carries on First Money and
Robertson Second.

The second days shoot by the sportsmen
Of Oregon and Washington Territory took
place at the race track yesterday, and was
largely attended There was only one
contest. that Tor 20 live pigeons each. The
entrance fee was s., birds extra. The first
prize of $50 was won by A. Harker. of
seattle. the second prize. 60 per cent. OF the
entrance money. So 20, was taken BY
William Robertson, OF Seattle. and The
third, which was 20 per cent Of the en-
trance. or SIS -. was divided between
cicse. Davis, Beach and Holi0n. The
fourth prize, 20 Chamberlain cartridges,
was divided between Messrs Kellogg,
Evans. Bell. Moore. Ellis, Lee. Mcdonald
aud trhrxst
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CAPTAIN HATCH TALkS.
He Saws the Complaints Against the
Efs.t,x,,x are Spite Work

Il am not surprised that employees Of
,heo. R. S. Company should. through a
sp.rSs of spite. make complaints against
ss,s steamer Fleetwood" said Captain
Hatch yesterday. THAT company has used
every efs.sr; in It's power % drive the Fleet.
s1,,.sl afF the Soani. even gcsug - fsT IS -
eat the rates a. Starvation prices. Failing
t. accomplish tAetr os4ect, ana no. sitr-
missed that their employees should swear
ss,t complaints that the Fleetwood gas
exrrviar ylorc psSssssrsS than the nanaear
.lIc;ys-. in her accese. II the Fleetwood
i guilty the n. Il. L \ Company steamer
uaNsa-l. ~ which Captain Parker sss
ss,zsser, Is dcaesy ~. sud ! csn Prove ".
but 10 unf froV-1sS - cateF S"iia ,.iAint
azaiast her. SecsIse
rHAr y Soy ny STYLE
as doing business. II i possible ;h&i The
sT..,tyr,,sI Pas Carried few u.u-e rzsssa-
- gssn the NUMBER aiieFFed b her n
s~-re.s. l,.Is I most eran5A'lfssis decay tasi
80 evyr carried rlore than We have Afe
equipments - accom- faeaisis, Aesssosifs
srth ls~ We ave ample aegsz2 p ,'Sas- ..sis
- no ~. >rrsyess saish Is tss5r Isore tau
.,s,e ss,,,s,.es rAArge ~ alta EsYilS e&rrats.-
u s<--x fa,.r tlsssS. shrre lie RATS. 10 !ltc
,,-,.r-xers Saa 10 as4ss ! have Vnd1AE-
kKxe WITHIN SHE EAs.
Ana f;ssaeas,s ssSxe see eazef ahead q
- >, ,-,sssas TIRE tNtas h4,osAiaS gVes.
tSssfssi Il uas Ike - drive rssssrsegs
sSS.,cs asssr ta0y haze essuEe 30 sssasSl; AID
=, ,,',s.s-ss fts. lsssccSsifx az Eosag - J fEc-
..ssr-tig s.aii aut 4scasi e tFae
s.,xs, &, sSss. o.. XXI = ld-cer f-azf
.sfhas L lass saA. ar ceslag q a.
.-~ensel f.sr fsie bur azse Y ss.c NASeel
f,-,f -, ys7.< 80 ss3W. sus a. Cow r;5l1S
NJ = la-ss ssx-1-a aseicF cd ~ $szszs4
=, nv faalSaS TelepaSos. Aeea s&e Ftts
s-rs. tsege VII x No esssdiEs tae assAass-
[ kffzc
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THE LAST DAY.


Conclusion Of the Firemen's Races
An Accident.
The fsremeu's tournament was very large
ly attended yesterday considering thar II
was the last day. The races began at 9 q.
m aud continued until 80 p. m
TINE SPEED RACE.
The frs: Test was the speed race and the
Albany team was the first to run. A re-
markabie Characteristic shout the Albany
boys Is tina. they run faster at the finish
than they do at the start. They won the
race Ia Il Is seconds.
The East Portland team tried hardf to beat
the previous record bu; y 10 seconds
elapsed before they had covered the re-
eulrcd distance.
The Vancouver, W. T.. team made q good
effort and made the run In IS --ie seconds.
The Spokane team then went on the
course 10 try and break the record but they
were disappointed. rs their time was Is IS
seconds.
The Vancouver. B. c.. team covered the
course In 30 seconds.
Next came the Queen City team. They
started well but Jagged toward the last.
time 30 seconds.
No. 2tea,a Of Seattle struggled hard at
first bat gave out near the finish: time 30
seconds.
THE DRY TEST.
The next even, was the dry test. which
began a, O'Clock. The East Portland
the finish. when they met with an acct
dent which came near proving serious for
one OF the runners William spraGue the
nozzle man. ia attempting TO unlock him
self from the rope, WAS thrown and dragged
a short distance He had q great deal OF
presence OF mind and pluck. He crawled
to the coupling. screwed on the nozzle aud
then tainted lie was taken to the fire.
mems headquarters, where he soon recoy-
cred himself The time of the East Port
land team was b seconds.
As the Vancouver. w. T.. team paused
the crowds, every one thought they were
making winning run, but a bunglc ut
the couplings brought their time up 20
80 $40 seconds.
The Vancouver. u C.. boys then went on
the scratch aud got away with good start
aud ran well 20 the finish. bat were slow
in coupling; time, 81 seconds
The Champions, from Spokane, were the
next 20 run. They made a good race and
coupled well, doing their work in e 80
seconds.
The Queen City team ran next. but d'i
not do as wen as usual They got a good
start. but weakened toward the finish.
Time, - Is.
After them came the Victoria team. who
got fine start aud ran we'll. but missed
the plug coupling. The hose was caught
on the cart aud icrked out OF the plugman's
hands. No time was given.
The race was concluded BY the. Albany
team. They ran at terrible pare. but did
very poor work on their couplings Time.
s. seconds
The most 81 the visiting tirelnen viii
leave to-day for home. All express the M
selves as being very much pleased with
the treatment that they received from the
s.ftt x.ns af Seattle,
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TOn Much WHISKY.
II Resulted Ia shooting serape
Last Night.

A very peculiar shooting scr2lc eccsssee
las, nlgAt al the residence el H'ilEais lie
oa the cornesof Firth and James s'H-c's-
:, .n,.sars thar =. =. Peter was spcneias
t,,e eycplns with Mr. and Mrs. I4ee, ard
,h.t s.,.A lie aa.i Potter bah teea driak-
iac pretty heavily. psr.ng iha eFsninS
fs,s,x xst In discussion Ead ncATss cams
- Nous. when Mrs lec S'pa1Agea taefA
afsar a saast tiuae they bssas, g 49,
$50, ,,iss7l AL si,g,. P7fleT The tsd
tsis.T IN the eslf of b. lest les, saH&-
i,,- 4 sesv eriy ~sons- Ms ise - stts
ts.,S the pisiol away tssi-i eeF t.Aas.-'s,s
and threw L oa. tbs vs8lcS tefits -
-, ~ tss hnsse, fsliovsss b. NJ .ae. VIE
,,'.,st yrltA Him T. ~ Ni}les's oshsf,, -,tfe
~ ii,,h wsS siss.ssesi AS Eftse- tEs1sa
'...t IA fl.e Assssse into the sr-et ne nses :
,.,.Iieoraaa, 9hs SSz 90 rs NN y -
sf...,,ss esff-r sad. .sshcne HSs = Ika
500 IN thrrs. Yea BAD t-c;ter 50 Ss:.i SO
.s..,x. n lie thea uea, - lsE AAars
as,sss. Al lass accoants Lce has not heen
found.
at..<
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OUR NEW SToRE

Second week of the great
est cheap sale ever organ
lied in Seattle.
Here are the thunderbolts
for this week.
500 unmade wash suits at
81. so. containing IL yards
Victoria lawn or Batiste,
worth $50 a yard, and 9
yards embroidery, in all
worth about Sc. so or s.,
for only $3.50.
Special auction purchase
of 90 pieces French dress
cambria, so-inch wide, fast
colors, season price 4oc: they
all go at I5c.
500 pieces organizes and
lawns, 27-inch wide, fast
colors, beautiful designs, only
sc; all season price, I2H.
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PERSONAL.

ME-. /. shannon 10 in the city.
NJ. George Y. Kyle. Of Vancouver, u. c.,
4 q the Occidental.
N. c. II. Baker and wife arrived In
neettlc Thursday from the East.
lohu Daniels was fined $50 last night for
muoniting an unknown man on fesler's
wharf.
Mrs y. J. Hackman and Mr.. and Mrs.
npNeii, OF Port Bigklcy, left for the Hot
SPRINGS yesterday, TO he gone several
weeks
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The snal match, which will take place At
10 O'clock To-day, viii he AZ l. singles and
ave YAlf OF blue rccks. Ffn' prize $50;
second, sc The third. foarth ard 9Th
prirrs are "a. % and % per cent Of The en-
tranec money respectively.
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SELF Supporting.

vsssfzl he Tazad ias0 beg fzre.
Es-als. azss gar :sc'zr 10 rsFssse.
Ssl5iy 1s ssHse uss ssfz cQncrEee,
Qeickss VIII o-A<scg eyes sAs scse.
u can xzE<pers myself. sas cried.
Thea, he r~fzaet. -she1 css<e ear s<ssfe
~Yeass g asd ems Hss ysa rss ssied.
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Nn winxsons seofking eTruN IN eAsl-
drxn eeeshfne- = ~ pfsrziP<1ea a one 81
TIE rEised stn1@ - ~ he<1 Odd IN
forsy yean w4lh Iva fnflinR su1r<ss b.
Msifzoza cf Do<h<rS fcr khe1r ehkldren.
purfne tie prcccA Of aeexkfrg ms razne II
ine43cn1AhA<, u relieves The child from
pain. esres drseutaxr ard SizrrAeea- xrtp-
fax in The hcxels and ufnl collie By xsv-
ing health 70 the child 10 resax the Esosh<f.
Price Ese bottle aalS1wfy
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Harrington 4 smith hare i2xt received
several carloads Of buxxys, rhsstoas. waS-
cas-. RCD CARS, etc. aaa rortaaify Invite
inspect their srocx- AHya~sdy d<~sr.nx 70
purchase . fsne bexxy or peseso1 VIII lad
i 10 their interest," to give sk1esa cali 3xgzrf
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FANS.

On the Fourth we will
give away 1000 palm leaf
fans.
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MILLINERY.
Special Rates for the
Fourth.

On the second floor. No
stairs to climb. Trimmed
hats at one-half the season
prices.
100 fine Milans trimmed
with fancy gauze and tips
or flowers for S52. so; all
season price, SIS.
so fine rough and ready
hats, wide brim. trimmed
with gauze and flowers, for
$2.5o.
Sun hats for CSC.
Children's shirred null
hats reduced to half price;
$2,25 hats redncedto $I.25;
So hats reduced to 81.
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sSone else can do II. yen bet We win
offer this week tHeEty Different styles OF
boys' enc suits. such .. xrs being sacrificed
elsewhere ~ 81 salt Kline q Roeen-
bcrx's price viii be. this week, ASe. Don't
fail 20 see these Foods
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We 20 them g. better. Today the Star
Clothing House win display 500 meas
uobby summer SUITS At -, IS, Is s.
. Kline d Rosenberg. as Commercial
street jes7
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Extra cus in gents furnishing eoeis this
resk- Sec the star Clothing Hease sacent
line OF summer underwear. Grensexs val
ues. Kline 4 Rosenberg, eos Commercial
50
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s-Ckange of passenger rates On stesm-
ship Premier The fare ca steamship
Premier hereafter win be % eenta between
seattle AID Tacoma. Jest
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Exhibition and auction sale u Ene OH
paintings on Fnous street, opposite old
fossndry. next 10 r. H. c. A. hxil sale %
commence Tuesday, Jaiy s aud continue
until sold PR order T. z Norris 4 Co
Jas GEo- X Hcorxa. Aaesieneer.
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The place 10 bay neckwesr at 8 and 20
cents In silk and plush IL At the star Cloth
ing House, rs Commercial street.
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~ SsnY so 2 1srzs syey arss sad
HaiI. Rr5n;xls H,o-S Al nsgss - 49, s,.'rs
- % sfaend Fsu1fxiy.
M isoN. f.friAfsA
Cas- srArxrnIx- seerrsasy.
DEGgf.AR MEETING, az WaSHrys.r,,y
II canp No. l. Pstrscssr o-s<r srrs 81
q - I y cIssra TEL. ss1ss Lasaa conassl
-; - - .,s.s..s.s.
GEORGE % RI.AKE
A rrogyyy aTraw-pr.,,s. q
"a Unica Biaes se.tfs- 49, - -
s2srsaa alteration: Corporation. iaad and
- = :.
s.pa.n ~~rxva~ -~.~
+ rArr
McRriae C.- p~,x,
A TfoESKYs AND coUSsElIoRs AT
a. o1ers q lacoanes; Mount Yer
pssS - S<s<aze o1Hce. iSssef-isefy
- ----- ~
isAAC a. HAIL.
a vAsE,i AND SotNsEiIok At
1s.ri.Hs.. s'e.aes.rx ~ enanesrs, frefsor y
49, ~, s 80 sa@y raoNe OH neo1as
- W = -, etsi@.sss MA saees,
s<--.--. ". L eensa..e.,oa ne.
L. j. IICHTENBERG
u sAs feA11stassaas oa1.3
COUNSELLOR At LANNON'S avn
u 2, rnicn Block seafrsa
- ----------- --------------
HENRY II. LOOMS.
4 fToRSEf At IAw.KESSEY BACK.
sea,,.e. y '' .''1 .o'1" W. ''1ee0
Wv. sEpux 1 soaS $ cEocKrrr.
NEWLA X CROCKETT.
a IIukSxsS!II-A w-oFFlcE THIRD
si nuor issSItssss oaloiny. rooms "a
Malnz Z. = lana gnlee.
EREN aMrrH
-ropvrv rY.w .c,,,,.
a sioaer ana Notary Pubic. Pine isnss
=, noavas ana sold fossonee Box sss, Seat
----.----------
II. Il. CARROLL
A TToRNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT
=. r ~. sce.s II ana ~ fone.n baiio-
.as, : -0.-. -.-sss
DIR. NNIE a RROuvr.
MUNICIPALITIES Ioxc Y,uor,s AZ
II the Indian docforess Of isss Washing
.on st,esS noston, Msssaehgeeus. rscs
p1s a'scr ~ W a.sessss VI "vshsn snu
~ =. sss-;,x sra,s ,nsrs,,. ,,o.-,,,sr',i.s
should especially consult her. Calls
Trstment ire for ssase uasele 10 m,
from TO 10 q. m. Wednesdays. Rooms.
Prsucnthafs Block. Isllts Front street.
Seattle. jes7
&. h. CASE, M. ID.
A NOMINAL SURGEON AND GYyF-
"A coloSist.
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DRESS GOODS,
To be Almost Given
Away.

Al pieces fancy striped
all wool French dress goods,
4S-lnch wide, we'll worth ST.,
for $50.
" pieces 4S-inch camel's
hair dress goods, all colors.
regular price SI.as. for soc.
SO pieces 3o-iech Debege,
worth 4oc. for 1870.
SO pieces brinkled seer
suckers. fast colors, Ioc per
yard.
1000 yards window scrim
nc; the wholesale price is
&C.
Summer sale Of embroid-
cries.
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seeah Arr-A purse Of $500 Is being
49, ias Mr. Kennedy, whose husband
- Nised IA falling FROM the water tank
h, sAh y. :, al Rsnton 90 the Fourth Of
49, me Columbia and Puget SoSnd
ts.s company htadOi the LIST with
- - rae desired sum has nearly all heea
49, a.. TIE railroad mea having sub
q. I s aoerslly. Mrs. Kennedy will Siast
ns. -saa With the toay OF her husband u
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II yoa want to see gorgeous display
examine our show windows.
TcKLAs. sgSeEsAAs d Co.
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~ hss sEIpPap.-H L. Vanderbilt.
~ -. sss charged vita rubbing thc aetar.
ssM Howard. was sses on a train bound
: ~ ssssrd, Thursday. lie was aiisweG
- - ont u look for So, eS{l wst.,v<liav
srs.- aad newer EctasDet. However,
80 = hesS as absence, there was aoi
.stsls sNl4cnre 10 convict hi.a-
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DIR. j. w. HAMILTON,
physician. SURGEON AND GYSE-
j cologisi. Special attention given to
diseases of the genito, urinary organs and
rectuu Ofsice--13ua Front street myf6rn
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DIR. j. w. JOHNSON.
DHYsICIAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
i 2aD7ss Front street, between Bell and
Battery SEATTLE W. T.
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Gentlemcn's scArfs At less than the csst
of the silk before made. sc: ties for &c
TcxLAs, siSGERMAS & Co.
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Picture frames aud room moulding;
largest stock. Gazzam 4 Co.. Second
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Artists materials; largest stock at Gaz-
xam & Ce.'s, second street
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tat REGISTRATION oY NorEs. Tho hoard
.sSsisaiios, composed ef Mcssrs. David
se,ieks, iillcry hntle-, ", II. Hughes.
s au W, yonas. nc, Yesterday aud wiz
y, Al ee III session to-day, Accorting 10
-s susct Interpretation 81 the law. the
exsases Ter having neglected 20
9ss.ss hetoFp. However, the boar! will
-. .srasssee TIE law very literally and VIII ac.
~. eas nAsae ei any legally qualified
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DIR. II. ". GOODSPEED.
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. ROOMS S,
l 6 and J Stones building, Front ST..
Seattle. lea II
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Muslin underwear cheaper than cost OF
cloth. Big assortments Chester Cleary. mil
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Gala bargain week. CHESTER CLEARLY.
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rs..1 49, sEtzs ALLOWED - LsSn.--whsn
~. ssases Marshal Hamilton arrived II
rsss.,- ssa his 5 chlaess prisoners
~ 49,. ae reieas'3 them. and seven
s<r.sts s,.Iatied 10 laoii. The remaining Il
kssr 70 Fers regnseRd. ana vSre
ea,wa-s szreste9 bs the collector 81
czs,s-s.. tae marshal sps sss well II hss
e's the British authorities
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Driving busters this week ocents, at the
star Clothing House.
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Az OH MATTER REVIVED. tieci has
IA lied In san Francisco by the United
Mis syains, 40 tiye-taei boxes OF opium
Sssd On the siss OF hast duly oa hosri the
~ Afvsuras. Cart James Sloan. from
~ " the ioT;s on Puget Sound. TIC ops
sMxn soand tn two trunks which were
p.sed seoarsi Tie bark q; Port Townsend.
- sere supposed 20 contain books, The
.F'a'n was arrested al the time the Scis
" ts made, but rclcsScd oWiag 10 the
@iafs 10 prove a guilty know ledge
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One dollar buys a canvas shee at the Sta
House.
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We received one case OF Huck towels
from New York auction last week at half
price. ToKLAs. SfSGEkNAN & Co.
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An announcement, which, upon invest
CATION, will surprise bargain-seekers-
lawns reduced from 1oc TO Sc
ToKLAs. siEGEgMAS ( Co.
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The following petitions were received:
From II. l.. Yesler, ef al, for the grading
of MIN street from williams street for Il
blocks freferredl: from Y. II. Peterson ct
al. FOR the opening OF the alley in block
-, Naynsri's plat greferredl: from the
seattle upholstering Supply and Manufac-
turing Company, for permission to use
portion of spring street for storing material.
lice Justices were received aud ordered
fled