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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DR.. E. ThlELE,
German Physician and Surgeon.

HAVING RErrAyTp TO THIS CITY AMP
L l. Fss21zea tar srsctss u has pxuftsstSE.
tales sAs ospaxtsnssy 70 ssy fssa as Dos aes
ygxseaS - d vsa&ss. o. cure his pszsezss b.
iAstaa o. q kxs@s. ~ Hy<s~rss1s resers ~
stasr tsicksry. - ssvsr.is<3 - freQazssly o.
ths OASIS Srrss4 saa e=iy sAsezlais "a g. q sssa4
tie aawAsy tzE As Ass n his psss< sss2a ALL
NE Lagxsr rvtsst1Ss - srxEsteti. MEDICAL
ana E.-sczzzc1k AFPAGksEszs Too ths SIC
eEssSSL rkkAyEkSf ~ All CLASSES
OF plsAAsEs ss3 xsstsve szsssa a., ss.se
tsse medicine - tsxsss anss spasovos By ~
erss zesissi szssar tes ta ssss cznztry. -
- "a II kEes~. s4z sseoDEzssA. b. CO.
taszsy " a.
asss In : sa1s. tGxs 10 20 xhase Tor soz.
sE,s.ssza
otgsex Ax2 kkz-oxxcx; sfassax Esess.
CelanesA sszesz. sTt~esz Froot Aed erezsaA
Eoexs. ss ssa.E ! % .. AID 10 La
- fsesrsst saa ss!s sssxsss - ssy saA
na<sf nAss IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT q


LAess. emesstdesiss, zspAyrs, ysrus. an
roen scar, lsriss', Msases' sad I1ns,.~s
slosss and kssdksrchisfs. srheuea a. 49,
soei dr,ss sfimninss. hssias, fsns, bsxs -
tssss, Ladies eeliss and esfKs, and ii osher
Ieeiss .bd uhit r~n's neckwsar. cosaoo NJ
linen ihsssd, suihg ana emnrosssr, az. ~.
civs xnd taisdrsrs stik ats.i cotton - ':sssse
eat nrsbgeslss. oea q ain aubr~iss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT 6
Hancies.

Laces, eoefofderies, zephyY., ynus, art
room vsas, Ladies', Misses and Caildres,,
gloves and handxsr. hiefs. ribbosa. let aad
sosi dress trimmings. bssids. fAts. bags asa
Eufsss, IA lee collars asd <sHs, a.d al otAef
LAaes' 40 Chtidrsns necksesr, eosicu sad
sInsn tArsad. ewing snd sDhreidesy silks, La.
dies md Cnildreas stlk and e.i,an paszsols
and uobreiias. 6sn;s' sIlk autfsiiaS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Inn far,oxs.-A na,esics VIZ &c ssaa
today BY the !oarrsyaen saiic's Ter 'ee
rarposs Of taxing farther sssian res
tivs TO thsir demand thss q Stw seneu
nis Of pssess fos their ~ors De aa>psss
b. tie merchant ssiiors- TIE a1t'sa
stand taken ev abe merchant tAssofs
axsiss, tie proposed increase "a ESsrS;
has bad sauas sspst apgafeDiiN. soe
thsre }. Feasibility lhai they wii! ra''a'
ny their demands.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
Argc At INA IskArRx- - Mans9e'

Hruo AT THs IskArsx- - MansSes
frys deserves credit. for she marked 80
vares rads 10 the matter Of mas.c 81
!. y apesA heuse. Pref. AmGs from ihe
-. has t,Sen sseurea - leader snd
-s,s svtn ps0ses ad3itionsl the s1di
49, DO tnAeAsi 10 listen % tansic
,-ns.. Is 40 exsealsnt Esnner. tas
a,rss.,,. y newly orpssizsa ead has
rssxss n,,,. sasoihesi has tas rrsals s-
So ~ ,es soessesl efforts ~ abe
"a, 49, sxse ,sss gives prcef shs'
performances hsa ~Aftef s.s "
pi<usn,ea vita a .v1sasAi sssssaus -
lar, wslsh iii he . vssss&his sfeSx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Axermxn porslx Hooss-~Mr. Alfred
Saydsr wiil q. once com uense tee con
sssucsion Of q haaissms dosbis resi-
depee on his bsans,fai lots on james
cad Twelfth streets. Bids for farm nlns
The msserial and doing the YORK gers
oresed Yesterday Of Architeef stem
mass ofsse. aud the contract a~sfa'
sS TO The Meotsrias Mil COMPANY
vhish bid vas 1izJ3 lover than tbs
average Ct all the other tsrasrs Ine
Asds uere ss follow; Mechasis Nil
Company. ksase: MeEehetu. Taa..nsse
4 ts,bs u, f7las; ". keezsr. siSi.. =
q. Mitchell, sTs6o = T. bsrf, etr'ei
". +. Wilson. $5}eo. occssrossion
viii commence neat vtss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

The following is a list of what
We carry in different depart
ments:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

kksxss CAxrz-Csii ~ Lsvna, 4
aAnfsrass ssd see Prsnz's latest and
rsoSs beautiful dsssgas- nrsf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

For sale ey I'll esassEs-Safspssss.a
ana Iroa WAFER. TIE A. r. dessiiss
Co. sole asxnts. z2Si
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Ban Mssxlns. John J. hedilvfs,
Hsc., prsssdsu, Of The Seattle Bar Asso-
eisiiou, called q meeting Of the assoe'a-
a., a. ,hs coort house last evening for
~ uurposs Of etvina suitabis expires
sicn Of ,he ssEtincnts Of lbs bar apon
sks sndden Death Of Hen. Morrison u.
waite, late chief iasti,e Of tho Supreme
eoost OF she Uni,ed states. Tbs meet
80 vas we'll attended. and after some
ii,t, discussion tbs president appointed
: ann, ,.itses to draft SCI of resolutions
esprsssis,s Of the ssnsimsnts and sens
Of the bar on the snojscs msnnossa
sboye. The cor, nittee ~ composed ss
fellows, Jasse o. ..,eoos. J. b; Met.
cnlfe. Ehen Saith, ESQ.,. Josn Ass1us
ana VI, X. Andrews. The rssois''sns
vilI be reported at al adj 'arned Ises.
lac OF tls Bar Association TO be neid ~
she court house On Tuesday evening"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Opsrtrs Ger tee ssofs. Aecosy
uso-rlre, ell are invttec-
Tsxl4s. sxSsExxAx L CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Lace curtain nets, vond eful bar
gains. Chester OisaIy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT C.
Eancies.

Lace. emhroid@riss. z-pAys, yarns. asi
roos vesT. LsSs-' Miss and Cailasa,s
Stoves and AsndseSchisfs fibsons, jst and
vel dfess trimmings, araiss. fans. bsxs ana
Pnrss. Ladies' cea are and csiss. an 4 III atAer
Ladies snd Chiidsens r-cxvs ar, cotton asd
Inca thread, swing md snbraader, sslhs. a
dee and Caildren's silk SD co tan psFas3p
scd umbselss, Gsa,s' STA umbrellas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Oa<ctcg cor Esg ssSte. AassAl
Esofnine, all ara l2sstf3.
Texas. STssxxaax L Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Ike following is a list Of what
We carry in different depart
ments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Opening our nev store, Aoadly
morning. ell are Invited.
IoGLAs, SIxdKRxlS i Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
xH0Uexr y. vas 1xYEe rom.
0EBO,

i 0ERD.
11A1 Uas I'm muA xHA4 uuuHxxD q
aRnUs 1AfEAo - I'm uoA11
sS1EC1-
HieAa 0eezis has haA rs areta-
saoe e bsing - bsss suss- aakw = ~
~. but ~ - hesn aesina vosy QessR
Ia ssns ttns. beana hsan1eA - ~
~ iAaf ssrs - - tEyina - psiD0
hsa ~ ons sins - e0sssd ~ -
Uooyeg. 0x. @. 4. 0eaRln, 80 u -
Oo0t0 e1po0 the vi1lniuo vAo 0ogo t4y-
- . ta1s his lt1a. TAis ssspsisoa 4r.
0eoeke vssy 0naA. ~ - $50 boon0o
e1usDoo6 eA1t q - 8 oaso q Oanfol
eb91stoo. M afsus shaa - tna1og'a
0oo3 Doeso0e Usse aeoas1s6 ~ li11oo
nottsoL
Yss1se1ay fesuneua Morris hssaas
s1oeeos3y exel1sd. oed $4,000 - 49,
oue had su1tEkjed peieao - Q lem0u
To- hia 10 81. md - 90 sase ehaa -
Uaz GsinG - dc eoou- he rusnod a
70 . poaie1DA8, vae tasDoA ~ 60
oseg - ~ ahegi1. 80 = sasn eppk ~
pooe nan befoss Pr~ea1s JuAno Dooh-
esseR. Vho tuno11u1o6 n oxn0tunaSnn
HAT s1eaitsa y his bsfng doa1asoo H.
Dnoo. and - vi1l b oAkoo - ~ 0oailor
{ oom asyir1 ahis 0osnina.
1ho taxlog b vusy DAT 81 ~ oxau-
lntnG phyoetana Ooso eD0pelbe6 - oalk
very lood 70 him. To Ne Qsseatso - 10 |
Ne stAis Of his beaith b rspsie1 thaa |
his bath vas bsesss than shss Of aoy
nan % tow. and - had sosksd tAissy |
ssce9 vorsA Of e1Gassssee during sho |
aay. vhsreupce Ne phyGieian seoasksd |
lha1 be oexht 70 b dsad of1eR OneA q l
Dxgsrieoee-
NJ. Morris hss no properly hese, and |
b ssys that his osIy relative en The /
,oess u . sisees. niss Hay Morris. living |
70 San fsansisso. He rid - - sss /
lbie 70 sapport hiGseif, mseA less . |
'amily, and thas vas where his tsuubio
began. He fTlon0s wanted him 70 mar
. poor mi. and beosass ho ssfusod
'hsy wees going - poison him.
We ere Fesdy 10 sntsstain yoa Win
Dos s1p-rb stock; - havs no oQeale % |
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Nev goods ia oar cloak ana vfap
Monday.
ToxLAs, 6gxsHkxky a %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

We are ready 70 sntsstain yoa VIII
ear sap-rb stock; - Aavs no sqssls o.
The Pseiae CoeM. Dress gosds fse0
arse hands. No middle man 70 psy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
BASEBALL,

Oash. small sxgeuess, and big sales,
ooEl the tale Cheessf Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Foreign and domestic wcolen. cottcn and ss,k
dress maetriais. yelvess, piushes, emitted
slttns. morcesns. farmer sxiina, hair closAs
Berlin foulaEds. si'esisns. corset Jeans, viz.
sar.. erinehns. isEea sad cotton eSnvasees
AID fsctua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

Openina oar nss store, Aoodsy
morning, all are invited.
ToxLAs. >zxoxnaAs 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT u
Hosiery.

, Lss,ss, xissos aad ohidrssS eos,ss. soai.
MS re ara nasin underwear ard hesr 800
sese. "a areas saists. al LAi,e.' - CA.
lens sun ssss eycspt Bnif sszvi, III n.
nuts veal. aesin saa suhru.a-rs.t sai~,
sk2lz.s. aFfsUs sad chit.frvns. ,sv-~-.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT B
DOmestics.

Ladses' cacths. nsunsls, fricots. repsi!asis.
sheetings. maaiins. CAn,es aaansIs g.nzsanar'
pfir,s. ssvns, efzsAe<. towels, table linens.
rh,te aud eeiorsd crochet qaIsss. lscs bed ssss
and cOaeafsea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT D
Hosiery.

ladies', Missez' ana Cbilsren's sctioo. wssl.
Insrzne and nasiin und-fwr.r std bose, cor
sets. CAiidrens wA.sis. al L4d.ss' snd xii.
drsn's knit scar ssrep, halt sssxss, al H.
faats' wear. muslin ADD enssoidsred piIiov
shAxas, aprons and ehliiresIs dnssses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT b
Domesiics.

LAaiss' cloths. HAnnels. tsiects. re,s Is,ts.
snes uass nnsi M. csniss naupels, slsrhsDs.
pness. 1wss. srssass, towels, nspkina ~
,sn.ns. satis ass solorea sroshss asii1. -
bed sets and ecnsssics.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT u.
Hosiery.

ladies'. Misses' aed chiiarsn's es.toa. reoi.
n esis9 aad muslin unsewesr sn3 tsse. cor
- .. Chilars 5 wsisk. 81 IAsf.s' aed Cal.
sreas snst wear exs-pt keis shs~sA. ell 10
iazts' wear. naaltn and emoruiacrsd pinou
shsDs. zgroes aud ehtldres . dfessns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT A
Dress Goods.

Fore 50 AL domestic vooisn. cotton and siIk
dress 0aterisls. seiseD. plushes o,il,et
saftns. moscsc1s, farmer sssipa. hnlr rioths.
Detiin feciands. siiestzs. corset jssna. viz.
gans, cxiaoiine, linen and cotton czHyasses
and Iactra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT +
Gents Furnishing.

oshss snesver Of svssy dssc<srets,. -
sea Nc soosn ovessklrA, rfzshsn. r.Ss-~
asa estHHs sisasrs. chris sa5 ovsss.i. 49,
AL ssd drAvers. 'esss'., Boys ssd cSr.
IT, iG. wesl sad straw Asts. fabsss b,ssk.
a.. ~ o. ehiaz. sssnk ssnxAsn -
ssns. eosored saa vklss shlr,s. a. - 49,.
% esssss, fxseiry. nsckwsas sod 100
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

We carry in different depart
ments:
DEPARTMENT A
Dress Goods.
Fore 90 asi domestic voo.eu. cotton and mn
dress materials, seivesp. plushes. quilted
SAMOA moscsc1s, farmer saiins, hair cloths
oeeun fociands silestss. corsct jssns, Wig
gAne, caaoine, linen and cotton cznyssses
ed facing.
DEPARTMENT B
DOmestics.
Ladses' cloths. nsnnsls, frieots, repsilants.
sheesings. m1siins. CAnses naaneIs e.uzasnr'
Dftn,s. savns, cfxske<. towels, table linens.
whise sud eoiorsd crochet qai!ss. lacs bed sess
and comcstses.
DEPARTMENT &
Iancies.
Laces, enhfofderses, sephyY.. ypus. art
room vaas, Ladies', Misses and Caildssu,,
gloves and handksr. hiets. ritboss, JET sad
VOL dress trimmings, bsaids. iAns. bags asa
rursss, astes' collars asd car, ID al osser
LAies' nd Chiidrsp's uecksesr, eosrou sod
men tArsad. ewing and sDhrstdesr siik.. La.
dies md Cnildress stlk and c.stau ps,s,o.s
and uabssaias. Gents alb antfsiisx
DEPARTMENT D
Hosiery.
ladies, Missss ana Children sctsos xe.l
| ,nsrlne ard nasiin urs-fwe.r sud lose, cor.
sets. CAiidrens wA.sia. al Lsdss' snd cGig-
dfsn's knit wear except halt stawss. al H.
| faais' wear. muslin s0d snseoidsred pillow
shAzas, aprons and ehlidfsa's arssses.
| DEPARTMENT e
Boots.
Ladies' Msxsss', shiiareu.s, Mems. Bsys' ana
yossa's leather sd ruseer bots, ssoss, slip
| pere asd oversboss. button hecks AID sso~
lsees
| DEPARTMENT F
Gents Furnishing.
ossss unssrwssr q, every description. cot
ten and vsoien eversAirts. stnshsns. cation
and dssam bouses skirs Aos ossrslis. fAnsel
| sktres and drsverx. 0eats', Boy. soi Cfss-
| arsn's far, vncl ana ssra~ ha.s. Fuhssr hank.
ssa AID Goals. oil ei1thias Gent Efnshsua aed
Aipsra sosrss'sS szraisza lsekess, collars
Asa ssss. ososed asi ssiss skafss. Gsss.'
kanlhsecAisfs, Sewelsy. nsehwssR ana kos<
| DEPARTMENT G.
Clothing.
| Meas, Boys', Yoashs' snd cAslarsE's eesh-
Ing. teas pak;s, se<rsnckw, Alpaca EIe@ I'D
IA : essttra. eaasS Ae1 sxsk.
| DEPARTMENT q
| ClOaks.
Iasses'. Mtsses' aas c. glar~n 3 csuass xrsp-.
resdy ssss@ aressss ssf tasssrs g1sssUers an
serssys. I'll trssss o. sEis sas v-es sezvss.
| DEPARTMENT J
| Millinery.
Nfrxsrs FOODS Of ssssy eescsptsa.
| DEPARTMENT z
| Carpets.
/ Csrrxks Il svryy 4srEis sisa, rags "a tsnss.
al elsses h3zs t.aze ssd soss; ifna.szz. stxzr
rocs sassk5a poles ssa grszzsaxs czrsAfss
and SarsNiz Ezt<rszls. eeAor~d asa vase
| baaaAsss. ecHssyssss. izzxks asd yAsisA
Iflllal, SiIleIlal 1 Co.
Cor. Front and ColanbiA IT..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT a
Boots.

v. 10 = Misses eaiiirsaa. sIsn's, soys ~
psss snd evefshees. sssss "a hoots r. ~
iac~s 1"s -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT 3

Ladies' Mssses', Shiiaren's. Mems. Boys and
xoosa's leather ed rueeer bots, ssoss, dip.
pefs AID oversboss. button hscks AID sso-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT A
Dress GoOda

drsss mzsesis;s. vsivsta psuehes. oufissS
sAins. sacreesns. farmer ssiiss. hair sloshs
bsfaa foslsnss, salesias, corset Sssas. ~
ssss sriss'sas. lnsa sBs cotasa csavssSs
and fsr3as.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT E.

Lsdies. Nissss' Cbildreas ., Mems, ra,s' saa
You:hs' iesshex and rubhsr heo,s. sAoes, a.
p~zs sad ovsF.hs<s. baton hooks aed sAos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT F
Gents Furnishing.

0sass' underwear % every d<scrfysten. eas-
tea and voolen evershirts. sfnshsm. cotton
end desam blous<s, skirfs Aos essrsIis. fAnBes
skirss and drsvers. aeass'. Boy. sai Chss-
arsA's far, voei and eraw ha.s. suhssF hama.
ssa AID Goals. el ciSthlag Gent gfnshsn aed
Aipsrs E0srssssS. skraisza lsekets, collars
Asa GAIA. coorsd asi ssit< sksfss Gsss.'
kanAhssca iefs ievslYy, necAusaR ana kos>S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
DEPARTMENT A.
Dress Goods.

IMPAIRMENT A.
Dress Goods.
Foreign anj domestic wcoisn, cottcn And ss,k
drsss mas<riais. yelveis. piashes. qniised
sune. Defceens, farmer ssfina. hair closhs.
hsriin foulAEds. si'estsns. corset jeans, wig.
sars. erinehns. llEea sad cotton eAnysszes
and facing.
DEPARTMENT B.
Domcsties.
Isdies' cloths, fanns;s, trieo.s. repe,iaps
shestinss. tnasiins. csrton aAnEeIs. xinssxms.
unsna saiss I'D esIsfsd crcches 1utl,s lser
bed sets and dornesics.
DEPARTMENT C.
Eancies.
Laes. smhroldsriss. z.phys. yarns. a.i
fooS ves.. Lad -, Mfssas' and Chilarsais
sioses and Aspdserchisfs. fibsons, 81 and
vel dfess trimmings, araiSs. fans. baxs ana
pnrss. Ladies' co, are and csfys. IN i Al atser
Ladies snd ChidEen's neczvsar, cotton aad
iisse thread, s-sinR md smbrsadery sihs, Is
dee and CO lldren's silk SD co ton psrassh
sed u1b:sslss. Gsa.s' sta umbrellas.
DEPARTMENT u.
Hosiery.
ladies, Nisses' aed chiidrsn's esstoa, rcoi.
n esiso Aad muslin snserwesr sn5 tssr. cor
- .. Chidres's wsisk. 81 IAssf.s' aed Cal.
area's knst wear e1e~pt keii shs~sA Ill in
laSts' wear. nsaitn and efnoruiacrsd pislou
shsns. sssees and ehiidfes's dressss.
DEPARTMENT E.
Boots.
Lsdiss'. Missss', Chilareaa. Mems Pe,,' Ana
Youths lsssher asd rubber hso;a. sAors. AZ.
p-rs sad cvsrshs<s. bxtsen hooks AID shoe
Isoss.
DEPARTMENT F.
Gents Furnishing. :
and v,el,n esssseir.s. ginxs4a. ess'sn sns
seiuta eaosss. shiEts x2d oserA.ls, Eaaaei
~ re and srssefs. Geatsi. Boys. ard cats
Gsss's fer. wasl and sra y hata, m sh<r hisph-
cts sa1 ccs.s. eia c ethtnx. Geuis' sinsksn ssss
Alpaca saossilss. cardigan g.Skes., eoslsfs asa
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ksecAssfa. ,esssy, neckvear ana ssss-
DEPARTMENT g.
Clothing.
Meas. Bsy... YoztAs SEA cAltsssxs s1c.A-
iss. 'e@s 7aasss eersseksf. Aigses. ;snsa a-a
dseh sus err. co sts snd tssa
DEPARTMENT B.
Cl0aks.
Lads. Nissf az Chihsrsa elsa, ,xrsc.
ra- Esss 1rs>ss and eastsrx ss.~ssse,,
Kzd ierseyx. al grsdes q kzss sHa xsol an IS
DEPARTMENT ].
Millinery.
xiassry sssss q a,seripssen.
DEPARTMENT <.
Carpets.
Carts 81 every s- seriysEsn. rags. rassssrs.
eii els b. ssah tshss Aka ~. IA DDS an -,
rsstaI eastAin potss sA<s txstaaaizss. earfstes
ar5 euxsatn nssNsals. ssixsI ana shs.e
sisnxsss. osMfsf' an, Hssss AID vxias<s.
f0llas. SillGrlal 1 Co.
Cor. Front and Columbia sts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

0enfs' underwear Of sssry desc rsstisu, cor 90
and woolsn osessntf.s. giaxs1a. es.fsn ana
se3a@ sios~s. shists s2d ossrAlls, Eaaass
ssgrs and arsssfs. Geats'. Boys. ard csts
Erss's Ter. wasl and ssr4v hsta. m se<r hisnh.
cts sa4 ecs.s. eis c cshtnx. Geois' singksn sss,
Alpaca sznosstss. cardigan gsskes.. eosisfs o. q
csfs. eslcf-i xsd wans skirss esEfs' haSs
ksecaiefs. ,eNs.sy. neckwesr and $50.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-06-06
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OrtlA knONysnw.

That ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs arc
the higest result of medical science
and skill, and in ingredients and
method haze never been equaled.
That they are the original and genu-
inc porous plasiors upon whose repnta,
ton lmitstors trade.
That ALLcoCKs P0RousP LasTERs new
er fail to prelorm their remedial work
quickly and effectually.
That for Weak lack, rheumatism
Sciatice, Colds, Lung Trouble, Kidaey,
Difficulties, Malaria Dyspepsia, Liver
and Stomach Affections, Strains and
all Local Paius, they aie invaluable.
That when you buy ALLCoCK's PoR.
Gus PLAsTERs you obtain the best
plasters made.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-06-06
4 Sad Death.

John Cronkite, for many years treas.
urer Of Alpine county, Cal, was thrown
from his horse into Pleasant Valley
creek and drowned, on the 2Sth of
May. He left his home in Marklee.
vile on Sunday to attend to some bust
ness al his ranch in Pleasant Valley,
On Monday his horse returned to Mark.
leevil)e riderless A searching party was
Immediately organized but no trace of
the missing man could be found. Tues.
day the search was resumed and the
body of the unfortunate man WAS
found about mile below bridge
that spans the Pleasant Valley creek.
AS the skull was crushed it is supposed
that his horse became unmanageable
on the bridge ard threw him into the
water, his head striking a bowlder as
he fell, causing instantaneous death.
Mr. Cronkite was one of the good
men OF the world and his death is a
great loss 10 many friends.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-06-06
A SquAwly Scene.

Hahitues OF the depot witnessed a
hair. pulling match between two daugh-
ter OF the desert-ope being tourist
from tue classic realms of Mound
House, while the other was Haw
thorne native and to the manner born.
The Mound {onse exile accused her
Hawthorne sister of alternating the
affections of her husband, who is a
gay Lothario of notriety. The two
squaws agreed to do battle for the
man. The Hawthorne sQuaw was con-
siderably knocked out, while the
winner of the contest was completely
out of breath. Johnny Overlook
acted as referee and when time was
called the Mound House sQuaw would
not let go OF her opponents hair,
so johnny, with the assistance of a
couple of Indians, separated them, when
the Mound HOUSE squaw took her de-
parture for home. When the train
was gone, all the Indians, both male
female, gave three cheers for Johnny
Overlook.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-06-06

lot for $4,000, and will shortly
erect fine building. The association
recently received 5000 from g. r.
Huntington.
Mrs. Langtry's advance agent is ex.
aiming the mineral formation of New.
ada hills with view to advancing his
fair lady's pecuniary condition in other
spheres then that of the drama Better
come this way.
Charley Kimball has, for sale, a fine
single buggy harness, substantial
blackboard and an excellent billiard
table. Any person in need CT the
above named articles can make a
reasonable bargain with Mr.. Kimball
r. B. Catherwood, one of the prlnci.
pal owners of the Palmetto mines,
passed through Hawthorne on his way
to San Francisco last Monday. He
will return in few weeks to watch
she development of the rich lodges
which have recently exhibited such
extraordinary value.
The Durand mine of Aurora was
shut down last Friday, owing to the
breaking OF the pump. A new pump
has been ordered, and work will be re.
sumed Immediately on its arrival
The mine managers are jublant over
the appearance of the mine, having
recently struck a six foot vein of rich
rock.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-06-06
A sunday school Organized

A regular Sunday School was organ.
Mr.. o. +. Taylor was unanimously
elected superintendent. Heyen Prince
was elected secretary and will also act
as treasurer Mr. S. S. Lingo will have
charge of the Bible class, q Miss
George will have charge of the In.
fant class, and Miss King, Mrs.
Wagner, Mrs. Barlow and Miss Barden
werper Of classes two, three, tour and
five. Mrs. Wagner and MISS King
will conduct the musical exercises.
Sunday School will commence at 9 2. NJ
sharp All, both old and young, are
cordially invited to attend.