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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
SOME NEW HOUSES.
A Few of the Many Buildings to Ee
Erected In Seattle

work Is coming In faster than We can
get away with IL, said Mr.. II. sreinman. the
architect. yesterday. Il have Just opened
bids Tor Mrs. II. A. Atkins three story
building. 20 he erected on ColuEuhla street.
between Third aud Fourth streets J. soz-
meis;er was the lowest bidder. aud viii
undoubtedly get the contract The bids
were a. follows, J. SoSrasister. SS7o. W.
". Morse, sTscs; l. HaEtw!g, s7sse; Hanil-
ton & Riekessaa. tSoo. Z. 6, Mitchell.
ssess: wilsen & Nixon. ssrss: MeEachen &
-.Ihe building will Dc of wood, three
stories and basement The three upper
ileors will contain II roeTaS each, and the
basement will have the dining room,
~ heated By steam and hot air combined
throughout"
What are you working ons''
We have Just completed the plans for a
large tiauhic house fssr Mr.. l. Kline, the
sssssfrac; for which will be let next wees
The baiiding will BE- saxs2 feet in sixe, iwc
stories high. with an attic. II vii be loea-
ted on the corner of Thtrd aad University
streets. contain all the modern convrn-
leneies. aud cost about s5s<e
TWO Double RESIDENCES
The plans have also hcen furnished fer
tsa double houses 10 he ereeted on the
corner of Fifth and rike streets by Mr.
Bailey Iaisert Zach house VIII contain
six rsafns and q bath resoa- The main
building viii be SSx4s feet ia sire
Here also are the plans Tor a neat resi-
dencc 20 he built BY Mr. Harper, II the
electric light works, in kinnsaEs addition.
IL will cost $saon
Nj, Mcdonald. Of the frFn 81 Fisher {
Mcdonald. intends saou 10 bald a neat
,.sr. story residence on IeatA aud spring
street. ID viii cost about ssSc0. Here Is q
letter ifst received frora the hosra oi
Sehnel d.rerfers st ChcAAiis, announcing
the acceptance OF nav plans for ihelr nc y
<rhss,i house The building Nil cost e 81
nv the middle Of next week we Will have
a los yaore work ready FOR The contractors
10 fxare on.
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b~gns Csa1s RsDRosan1sn9 80
DisrssereA-
Yesterday sene hoys pisJfng in he r.ar
Of the Washington IEuH woeks- discovered
. hssdkerrhi<f fsE. Of hu<m en<ns under
bard II wss tzxred cTer 10 The pcfsr<
The razses rpsesensez 9noznted 20 skous
~ The eozns<rssss IL 30 pooriy nade tat
10 one Of ennnou isseisisenee wousd Be- T.
cszsed By Il Il - cass al hahhzr metal 80
- tsssse7uerfly light IA weight and u p<znr
eeier. AMI II kAs no sharp metallic ring.
! he t<3ees are Dss rsslir6. SAD eys1enssy tie
sfnf bod not h<<n snzxAe1 r<sfzy for raes-
Leg Yesterday MS- Anna Hssfahouxs.
u5e ksep> . fszst sand near he ca~uer al
soush Third aesd Main ssreesx. supe<f~f l.
TIE Y-s5see thss sex ercnssxx ago 4 zssn
nA1e snail Pzrchase at ker aaa care her
. toEaterfeit dollar. Friday rsxAt sarer
men arpsrnehed the ssnz1 ard sre. uhae
pretended 20 be deaf and eEmh. p4s~c1 !
tss<ns ffsy-ceuf rserc ca her sac did noe
dezees that either eozn vas counterfeit until
yesterday. she says she xonid be able 10
rccexn11e al Of the parties
eousS1Ee lass winter . peek measure
fuii OF hoxus erssEs was found In neatly she
szne plase where the last on<s were Dis
covered
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Shelton 4 Armstrong have far sale very
valuable water front ios Fsrs
The stcsnsr AiAsk.a hro1xhf % paxx~r
gers from Victoria se-fera2y.
The steamship Willamette arrived srors
Portland yesterday morning. ard WITH load
coal for that city
H~fner 4 Bishon base three Ulcers o.
busioess property 20 which they invite the
attention VI capitalists
The funeral Of The late Peter Nelson tsos
place from Cross 4 Cos undertaking par.
Tors yesterday afternoon a. O'Clock Pes
Mr.. Bates officiating.
AessrsL " seller & Co. OF Portland. have
rented ons Of the stores in the Boston block
and viA open . waoiesaie erockery aud
glassware house in this city.
Jane. O. Boyis. workman on the Com
merctaI-strset extension, fell yesterday
while walking on one Of the sfringer "a
sfetson's old wharf frse.uring his jaw In
two places.
Owing 20 the iIlners Of DR.. Minor. of ,hs
school board. the selection Of sesrhers 70,
the frss district, which was 10 have been
made yesterday afternoon. was postponed
'sins VIM Waite, DeIIon and Crosby, me,
last evening. and after discussing various
m&ffsrx, adjourned until today. when the
appointment Of pilots for Puget sound viii
lie made.
T. r. Kershay says that Assessor ouiIter
has discharged him from the assessors of.
ice, alleging ss . reason that be had voted
the Citizens ticket Mr. Kerxhaw declares
that II Il pretty rough to be considered "A
offensive partisan
The remains ~ the suicide AdoIph wsg.
uer were shipped 10 his brother Ia Kansas
City Friday. The box bore the following
certificate: This Il TO certify that Adoiph
Wagner came 10 his death In this city on
saturday, July 7th, by means Of poison
known as Rough on Rats John n. Hall.
81 D.
The Oregon and Eastern Washington
delegates 20 the Grand Lodge of Ancient
Order Of United workmen. who remained
over in the city until yesterday. went up
sound on the Hassalo. Among the nun.
her were Grand Master Workman u. n.
smith and wife. who viii visit Tacoma be-
fore returning home.
ON account Of the disabled condition OF
the stock OF the broadway Coach Company.
cceasioned by nm epidemic prevalent
among horses Of this section, they have
found II necessary for the present 10 lessen
the work This viii aecoua. for the re-
daced numhcr Of trips made under the
new time table. which goes into effect to-
marrow fnuyutnr
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HELD FOB The 6sASp Jrsy.-Tae exam
inStioa Of Chsrcs F.taisas Dutch , Brown
the deck hand accused Of rosslns John
Harvey, 5 lodger a. the =. Eifre hsfel, al
$40 and watch and chain, vas concluded
"a the distrle; coast yesterday afternoon.
Brown VAS held TO ssais the action OF She
ncxt graat jury Hall Was fixed 81 go.
which he was unable 20 give. Re wAs be
lag taken 70 Jail when sheriff CoeArsae
rass him aud offered - 50 On the bond
Brown was then Teleased
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CASES CONTINUED.
The Railroad Assessment Saits Go
Over until August

Yesterday the cases Of the Ncrshsrn Pa
eise. the Columbia & Puget sound and IN,
sessound shore railroad companies against
ehefiH CochfApe came up for bearing Ne,
fore Chief Justice gones 90 applications os
the Plaintiffs for orders restraining the
sherls fram seiriug and selling their prop,
sfty In kine county Tor the enforcement 0l
ne ealsectien OF last years taxes on AZ,
Eiicsste0 OF Prosecuting Attorney tsonaia
NE hearing was continued uuui the nts'
axy Of NE August ters The defendants
werc ordered 20 plead 10 the com plants on
q hefose that date Il was ordered that oss
thag hoEsds a. follows, Temporary restrain
ne orders wuuid b. issued pending tae
erosipaan.e % iac causes, Northern -
use 90, Columbia ( Puget sound,
NlnNNNs Pnges SOUND Slscre. s.sNN
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MONEY AND MARKETS.
SEE rosK srocK EEyrEw.


NEx Yo.K, July 1.-The feeling In the
stock market today was still buiIish. The
same condition prevailed that caused an
advance Yesterday, and further gain In
the quotations was the result of the days
operations, the market closing II about the
Governments were dun and nrrn
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoEK, July H-Hops-In light de-
mand; California. Salie.
Ceffee-Ss-ot fair Rio. quiet at i{isc. OPP
lions very duli- closing steady. sales. 900
bags; July, sil -: August. $40 2saio 10:
september . %
sHgar-Quicf but steady; moiasses. grades
q .easI.e: refined, dull
Copper, lin and lead, unchanged
Petroleum - Marks; opened steady at
NJ &c, bat hcrafue strong on covering. and
advanced 20 sc. Realizing by room
traders then started decline. on which
the market closed weak al saA.c
Bar silver, go &c.
I. : as seonponsi -.-.--...-. Ixls
Central PzciEc S2ls, Burlington ll5ss,
Missouri Pacific 7ss8, Denver & Rio
Srande Is. Northern Pacific -. preferred
$50. Northwestern lie' :. New York Cen
trail 1914. Navigation u. Transconiinen-
tai 25ia. Pacific Mail t.sAs Rock Island 100,
81 Louis & san Francisco 81. 81; Paul &
Omaha ssa-. Texas Pacific Za-s, Union
Pacific s6s., Fargo Express 10. Western
Union 7sss-
CHICAGO NAgKFTs-
CHICAGO, July i4-wheat. steady: cash
and July. Sessc; August aud September,
-gl.e: December, sac.
corn-sAaic lower. cash aud July,
81 e: August, q Slee; September. s7s.c
asked
oats--August and September. shade
higher. Others unchanged: cash and July.
ses.e August, 2sA4e, September, ~ &C.
Kye--Augtist. 4se.
Pork-Lower: cash. July and August,
sia IS; September, SIS %.
Iarsi-Loyer: cash and July, 3 Is:
August s. % asked; September. s. zsis.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEw YoRK. July l4-weckiv bank state
ment: Reserve increase. &,sI7 CO. Banks
now hold ~ $50, go in excess OF The . per
eent. rule
BOND OFFERINGS.
wAsHfSGrcS, July i4-Today's bond
offerings amounted 10 s-i.64s. The secre-
tary accepted 1900 per cents registered
al III.
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A Puzzled FinAncier.

ioewcustein Ito bis erSl-shncoe. dhere
vas soIaedinks wrong about dot iDderes;
agganat this year.
Jaeol,-vy, how is dor I, vas de same
IS last year
peewsnsfein-Ncil. dot is shooss soi
hrooyeS & wrong I haf given thirty -dsy
notes ia February and enc month notes ia
March and May. On Diet basis should
save eight or nine days in de year.
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AN ALLEGED BRUTE
who Deserves Hanging ~ He IL
Guilty.

The case of X. Berg. charged with In
deeently assaultlng Hstsie and Maggie Ne
Mullen aud May Hereon. came mp before
Justice soderbcry yesterday afternoon on
change Of venue from Justice jeass'
court. The little girls. whose ages range
from eight TO tca years. m abe very straight
forws and convincing statements. They
said Rerg. whe Il cohhier on NH street,
eoaxed them iuia his place with candy
and then took liberties with them The
eldest stated that he at hrst offered her
81 - aud then u, 20 SO into another room
with him Shc became alarmed al ms
actions and ran out Of the house followed
hy the other girls. Berg denied thai he
hal daae anything more than play with
the children ard give them candy. Justice
soderberx decided. however, that he was
not 50 innocent sad sentenced bin To- pay
a ne OF siee or 81 IL Jail Ter any DAYS
Herx filcd q notice 81 appeal aud was ~
leased on hts owa rrccgntfance IN TIC SUM
OF sssa for his appearance al the next term
..f fhsa district court
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THK scHasaL TkS.-Tse scsoo} bead has
fixed the levy ioF this yezF 81 aFe mills
This i tae sane a. last wears levy, bgt Il
vii 60 good deal further. Heretofore, q
iss<r rssrfeutzge ~ the FAX hAs gene - dis
tries outside Of TIE city. has gE1es he law
rassesi ~ she last LEGISLATURE al 81 e i -
= sDaliei Ia the city. Thss ~ia have tne
essact III grussiy Increasing The es.arfeAcy
Of S<attsss * hoes.
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CAPTAIN NvSRoE,s Es,arE.-cApt. J.

CAFTAls MuSKoEs EsssrE.-Capt- J. &.
Britain yesterday received letters Of aa
rinistra;ion on the estate Of Capt william
r Nanroe. who recently died while en-
ranse home from san Francisco. He gave
hon.s ia the sam Of tis.0sa The estate
consists Of lots and 5, block -. Of Bell and
Densys addition. yalues g. t&oo. $40
worth 81 household goods aud the steamer
J. b. Libby. valued a SSssa.
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sEsrrLU's I1rriK Fol- xs-s-on Mrs. n
A Hs~tso-ne. clerk Of the scao-ol board
Il j. learned that Accortsisx To he school
ecnsas Just completed by W. II. Hughes
shere are ssfa ehfisrrH in the city. of whom
81 are between tsis xzes Of eve s1d =
wears Tssere are ziss Gases and 1ea
fssazfes hefwrszs tse zzes Of fec and a
and - aaigs and "a females under sys
Vsxrx
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shippinx IntelIixrnce.

sAS Francisco, July IA -Arriyed-siearn-
er Columbia. Portland Cieased-Sseainer
Columbia, Portland; steamer Alki, Port
Townsend. Depsrte4-saranae. Port Town
send
PcRT TOWNSEND, July IL - Arrived -
ship state Of Maine.
TAToosH, July Is-Ship towed in by tug
Tyee: two ether ships passed in ar noon.
fresh, southwest wind st y. m
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OFFICERS E1scrKp--st meeting Of The
stock aesIaSrs q the Puget scsnd Ssvsss-
;ien and Improvement oossFaSzy last exen-
szx sae Cd baa-4 81 trustees wEs dissolved
al 3 EsSx ba4za eiccted TAe osSeers Ct
TIE eoHr&ay se'egtess arr a. follows
samuel A Heyt. VS-eS3tselt; e. " BElseae.
.-ss,n- r-~slfeni. = & ~xaA-f. SECRETARY; l. A.
over. : Iaesss5a ard ). l. Oliver. dsrsctzsss-
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uAgns forget the excursion TO NarAtlteo
fo-mcr~ow. Exe1rslon;sss from >1cheEaish
cts and the >kagit viii meet the seattle
t-sspie, and rle&sxEs, tine : anticipated
The gresgnas have been rffed sP IN Bee
styls Boating. 1sAlnS, etc FRYE 20 the
guests STEAMERS NunTae and Nellie VIII
leave yesier's wharf al ? o'ese.ck a. N.
Ra.lud trffssi shilSrcu free
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YxcVEssa~ 70 sSszcsisH. - hesr NJ
Watson has ecen in Correspondence WiiH
prominent citizens ef ssaos.sssish Fe42ssNs
- sr,,e rsr,S,.ase<s excursion % sAas ely sseE
-, -,s.sssx ssszapyesesi Nest Coast as&faca o.
~ safe. eaAe >hore 4 E&ssera. fee
,.ss,.ie 81 >aahoEaIsA are very s'sta - ass
-. s,.a ,,-gssre-s 81 shaking assss Win
ss...-ss an3 .,-ssaisse their hsaSyfg s-a II
-. -, Inc s,rss-e hospital sc.e@i = krSnd
ss~rs-ss Manager TA0rae8 rstssSis e1-t
'.-..s,s1ss - viii b. in readiness lar TIE
is.xs.s-.s..a crowd within tea Gays
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N1syRsrc COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ~
nferriiioas aud generally aggsleved ex.
rsssaea WAS noticeable on the faces 81
- attaches II the district court clers :
c,nS yesterday. Frequent ttadtga10 ~
1s.es were d&rtcd a. the yelling sad
snAe : young LADY copyisi seemed -
WE WE the genersi sentiment by saving
49, hope they'll paint the cupooard
49, hlee axare colog aad throw lttie
s-etue aroand In appropriate places.
tAase oi The trSuh.e was sfN-iacn
sses o. the yisest yellow which TIRE
go aangeFs were srsssaing GA The walls.
-. $1,000 the 6ne sszsihilsiies OF the
49, eietss. aud IL ~ safe 10 say saat
- eis asst particular compliment the
" ne county cs-anltSsts1Srs.
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Harrington 4 smith have Just received
several carloads Of buggys, fhsetons. vss-
oas Rad carts, etc, and cordially Invite
{ the pubic Ia cal at their warehouses and
. Inspect their stock Anybeay desiring 10
purchase fsne baggy or pnseton viii rssI
/, 10 their Interest 10 givs them q call tss.t1
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Diamonds, watches, icwelry and clocks
a. aucfiogs. Ia order 90 close up the estate
Of L r. smith. will sell the entire STOCK
Of diamonds. watches, lewslry. etc, Al
auction sale TO begin this. Thursday,
evening AZ O'Clock. A. A. smith. l. Z.
smith 4 Son. 7gs 'FRONT.' street tyl-
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Another carload Of Chicago fire and bur
giar pssaf safes has arrived for Agents
Cross & Co. qss Front street They carry
quite large stock Of these popular safes,
and have shipped an unusually large pBna-
Der Of teern 10 different points ia the Terri
tarx ts-ssY
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A SHce KING sEsHr.-l.&st evening %
Mcern&n wss Summoned 10 take "a ea2fss
a seEaxn who vas IA = eeSstly s~is 81 m
tnxirafsan ia an alley IA tAe rssSr 81 TIE -
ss,s.-i--s Hotel The osficer f1gaa The We
r,ssr king in the alley apparently ae2i.
AZ stf.Ys,.s. - arrlszSe Der ssre useless
4 vxe.sa urAs surnuaorest and sic wss
80 Il The essy }aii sad iefi 10 steep OF
fee vsysssts Of enc hqusf. The vgfasA
oarne sonld nsss he tessSsSa, pal sNs -
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BKaraEp ~ weULn-sE TxSsSFs--Sr
David Webster states that while hts sew
building on the corner 81 Marion a.d
Third st~ssts Is oniy partially oossIsletesi.a DC
i hssiegesi BY applicants % rent II There
will Ne four sic-cs, aud there arr several
applicants for each oae. The upper two
s.slrs will contain a POEMS. a2G seven per
sous have applied ttr a lease q Is VT.
webster states that he viii nor lease auf
portion Of the hallGing until i l. con.
t,l.;.,d He expects ~ &c; revenue OF
ffs5 t,er month frssr the ha;idius-
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We are eAssla< ess s<r sazE=e< t-sss
s.sssts. I.aeSser Cissry.
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Hss Rsooyray p7S@7sTY-M- nayi.

kfcesERy rosSlBlE-N-. David
~ sssoas the AGED Waterman on fcsler's
- shc had his collar boae b..,kes BY
- laa over b. a hos,s-eart al sAS Me
- NJ. l. Al the residence OF hfs SON
=. w N. Morse. where he Is rece. ing
ar-a teRdcr care Mr.. Mo-sS has
hopes Of his recovery
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We arr cBszsnx oas %. walse sooss.
s~hsx.s- lszArr
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s<Change OF passenger rates on steam
ship Premier" The fare on steamship
Premier hereafter wiil DC 20 cents between
seattle and Tacoma Jest
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We arr closing ozs our isee curtain sets.
sche,-cr C1ezrx
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s.A,--.H xxsol Jerseys. rlesfsd back 90 %
,,..- ,,,.t ale Chsszsr Cse4.s- B1
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CaIIars CRY i9 Pitchers easis'ia-
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BARGAINS in eloihing ii car clearing sac
roslss, singernaaa 4 Co
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Clears. SAID al straw bats Taslss. sizS
e-zs2a L Co -
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neoustsr.
OPP FrspreH|
ahef Of depu|
aud dsmsa]
Ia the o|
1.-THE bill the
TIE recent I'd
a feEl2nxx]
~ x,cetra
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MAST 70 3 tNszS y -
,s-~,,. ..AxirszsE. 81 she p<slzs>e ees IssaS'ss-
r,,,.sr,s ftsss s.e bad al-s&ssy TseeiTea sss1.
ty.sse sppsiesEans sa< I-ssss.ssss e - =
s.-,-,s ara there xre several s.AsSrsess - -
fesr irons. Al tssf sfrascsHts 60 ~ =
$3.50; "a gssss--ay - posed ~ tie i'ees
,.s-ts Cniss q rasfrc Aa-pas 49, 49,, so-a
sss-sx die. With hin ~ fse t~s.Ss A. 49,.
.ssv. but he thiaks i IA, $500 -
ssss.efe1, a lie Acr~s - " H'ssS-ss
hss~seH
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th<sszs&nd 4
yesterday 4
1.-THE ,mFsf.|
an Of Mans|
3sgfei prs|
ne xasnsnn
decsArinx n
i@ due 70 |
fhih fn prs<|
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pairs for s>Sc. line Of Misses full I'm.
ishss. solid coiorcd ingram French hose
sold ali the season 81 sc. q pair. now
rAirs for Soc. Chester Cleary.
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CLEARING s1le q summer rcoSsss lawns &
Tasiss. Ssa=eEEaka i Ia
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SIKIDiN]
nrresse<1
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put sfn she
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ahe pefss Il
a, states 81
he nfsss Cd
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the Irish 4
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tfs@ and nd
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

We wil oder great drives in sarnrae'
goods of every description for the next fwe
months Great clearing sale OF gents un-
,ler.err Tpklas Siugeruan 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

&c. We are closing out a big line of
handsomely emorusdercd sheer lawn hand
kerchiefs. sold ell the season at 20 and 75sc,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

pair for 81 We are closing out a lot OF
fisie thread misses hose, best quality. Sold
all the season at soe. and 81 pair. Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

Gents scarfs st less than wholesale prices
Bes, scarf in America for &c. Toklas
SingSrulan 4 Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

Closing out sale Misses hosiery, sold all
the season al Sc. pair, now pairs fol
soc Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

Table linens and domessics reduced %
half price: yard wide bsesched cotton 81 &c
Toklas. singernan Il Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

&c. Rich embroidered sheer lawn hand
kerchiefs sold at 50 and Tisc. now &c. Chcs-
,.s= Htea-y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

bargains In white goods Monday morn
ing, reduced from ioe to 4c- Teklas, Singer
ruau a Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

Sc. Closing OUT sale, Q lot Of crinkled
scersuckers Chester Cleary. Tvs