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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
THE INDIANS COMING.
Anxiety Caused by the Scarcity Of Hop
Pickers Yanishes.

II do not II ink there is any occasion for
alarm on the part OF the hop growers over
the scarcity Of pickers this year, said Mr.
John Fountain, a prominent hop raiser of
the White river yesterday. 81 have just
returned from the Skekomish agency ON
Hoods canal. and found that most of tht,
Indians there would. rs usual, be on hand
In tie hop Yards this year. can also ex-
plain, In measure. why many have NOS
already arrived. Last year most of the Iu-
dams came TO seattle three weeks before
picking time commenced. and spent all
their money and exhausted their fool n, :
ply. Toes then BRO .eedct to the hop yards
in destitute condition. The ise indians
who picked for rae. esine 10 my place a
week before picking time comInrucs Il
without dollar or a pound Of food. aud
hasi 70 advance them $40 worth 81 pro
visions Ia keep iscm from suffer
ing At that time told the
Indians thai hereafter The better
plau for them xoaid b. not 20 leave their
homes TIL a vrrF fes dars before lac pick
iHg season opened. ant thereby prevent
she ta~sibiiitg of fuaaiug ont Of feed be-
fore they get 30 eGs.iing money. am con
ftent they have taken my afgiCr, i0r
many % them whom [ nat during my
WISH t. ssokomIsh iold me So
gIcEEgs COMING IN
NJ 7 q Wilson, OF The Saoqualmi- bog
ranch, who arrived in the els yesier,ias
said. "for a time We fsaTed thai Mekrr,
would b. scaree, h1t they are noW coming
in rapidly and va are cuufileut that VI
will BE- cna3 ed 20 save oar eutire crop -
far We have not sold pound Of CTR iS~S
crop, although We have refused an offci
for large lot Al is's cents per round
which. by The way Is Toe highest offer Yci
made so far n I have been able to learn.
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rzE cAsNfvAL
chharaa's Might Grand sseessa only
oae Might More

fhr lar4r Vafuna fyr tie hcn-tt 81
i4srssc hospital l.a aaAresal a. we.i g. e
HigatF aris.f,c aad Seal t1css- la.
.,faIr..s a-trnaencr Wss rvretlfiou az
the yroe-,i,,s te1ses az AonfaF ans furs
CAV be vas Casifca's f'e1t eut a nfc'ft
time taot had. quite Is I.castas 20 si'cefs.
loss ss any ii ihc f.yty.1us ta.u7es and
sl,3gsh;fH 90 TO psri5irzuts zoe fFe
etamn, was IS Fellows
Grand ,narsh tu l1c falios lag o7'lyt- J.
NNfHf.al n.tisasn- = Eosai hasasi =
>rari.ss cnasft 4 FFrush ecuft ?. AHaefi'
I f,s e.,sss 3. Enei - ceurf
Character eaRef-- 'stlacs, taiiesilif- s'iI
7vfses,ix- se,fgc lag1erafian = fh-st.fvn
.t's.--.frs. tncfaA.ue y alt AIRS faa'
rHssn,h Robinson t'sis-sH efee
~ Nars.-st ieHEc-- By tAe ssiiit- % Sc
iee.esa-T.sae saa sae seasons. Few
stt3 sIrta iaat,, tilssss faiss sa' sufiAA
ranfsuFs fgtta .ela-~>,sllafi a A'iaa sHNN-
! ,i..rs g fte IL aaiss GEAR.
Z ~ IN, lsr,a gsnk Na.shts 81 fst@zs
,.Tff sHtssd tu . Art tH nlSet @sNtA
E t.sat,sf ~ shtiF ara zen asa
Rasn r6c fsas 3f-- % tHis ctg 4a= we.
{ &, : erasa moving tsa.ssn US
Z .,sf5aeaf a~ucc m5}l fsusTt ~ t't (.
Z 5gh L zaa iaii so of ssAa ~
sisf.4ps taa Declaration pt tRs-s 50.
/ tsfa-s t,rr o6urt ass fsasss - - !.
sffx Ky reaNsss tssc i&hiasA % ~
rus.aeu sf Mary Sete1 ~ et74s Ai.A -
Eseea assin.
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FALSE AND. INFAMOUS.
An Alleged Piece Of Disreputable Spite
Work

sessrs. John u. Ross. george 81. wyman.
Ia. Reese, George Manderyills. citizens
NJ Fall city called Mt the PosT lSrELLI-
GINGER Office last evening to brand The
statement Ia one OF the -evealng papers,
sAich tu'i,ayots To throw opi an insiuua-
lioa thai iheiF nelghhor A. l. Rutherford
I suspected Of being implicated In the
sariipg Of the school house at Fab City,
naa Infamous piece 81 spite wofk or the
FaIi Of 4 inischi,i.inakrr ia the neignbor-
seod, aad rs false ~ Il is Infamous one
n the callers stated that n newcomer
ibefe naInrd J. H. Andrews had under
lakcn 10 nun the Republican primaries,
Nd MAS ha5is irit by NJ. rutherford sud
eihtf old settlers 10 THAI neighborhuod.
tnd besan-c Mr. Rutherford had bCvn
slteied delegate o. the couaiy couTen
ilasa pnc o. msrs OF thc sarehya3rh Hlis-
sAici makers had taken such uudvEhAude4
Mtsas VI attempting. through the al0 oi u
sallleic paper, % throw mud ga MI.
kpihtIiQf8
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TWO NOTABLE WEDDINGS.
Dosk Very oEiss and in Prsnirez,
Circles.

k1EsE51TS-sEDEgg
Yesterday MS l.aexs,le fer TIVE xery anist
weddings rs prsrnfnear s.,ciesy circles. AZ
Il o'eiaes Hsoa the wedding Of Mr. ". H.
LleweiIyn and Mrs Janet se1-xe xss sol
ennized n the residence of the bridess
EAreafs. corner - F0arfh and f-he-ry
ssresfs. by the Rev HeHry L Bates. p@sfsr
q TIE e0nKrezzfiSusl church The uesd-
ding was private. no one except Mrs " c.
sreerze. Of Portiaad. Mr. AID Mrs.. J. T.
Esh4inaa nad Mr. A. h. LIewe1iyB, At Sc
sr1ie, Mr.. wanna Hastings. OF Port Towa-
send. the eftleiAfing minister and the
brides immediate family isetu< present
Ttis bride Sa- married ia a neaf tFaxeiiag
ezsssnass. fssz1efsafely after the esress say
fzIseH was srTFr1 sad the seang sssuFsze
lsft On the afsernesa boat for Tzeeasa
They vii take fhe Atlantic expnssS this
rEeraing Cor the East. sud expect n -
zisseaf sxo Or three months yi-ifng rssinfs
Of Interest In TIE States. and Mr..
Eshslmen's relatives IN PeuHss isauia- On
their rstar1 they viii reside on tae egrner
Of Fifth Ssfd gznss streets The bride >
the eldest daughter Of Hon and Mr. JeSse
~. George Of tnts city. -ae has gown
frnHz g5Fghcof 10 Wofnanhs-od IA Seattle.
aud Il q charming aud arcaH pli-he yoanz
lady. ieaalsr IN ssesety ard q f4Ferlfe
with all who knox her. Mr. lseucsyn =
tue innio- member Of the well known and
euterprising firm of Esae2ma1- f-ieSeliyu
& Co. probably the lesdinx real estate firm
on the ssysGnc He il Young rnan Of sterl-
ing principles and decided popularity aud
Il counted IS one Of tte Eaasf snecessfal
snsiness raen Of this city. Their union
cannot bat be a very happy one. and
surely they start in life nader rsost ans
pieious circumstances
BAwr0S-coFFzAS.
Tue marriage Of Or. Lewis X. Dawson 10
Miss Mamie o. Coftman Was equally ss
private an affair. The Ceremony wGs per
formed By Kew. John Y. Damon at o'clock
last evening al the residence Of the brides
sister. Mrs g. II. Almond. corner Of Fifth
and Pike streets Those present were. Mr..
aud Mrs C. II Almond. Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo.
W. Hall, Mr. and Mrs.. &. II. Reynolds. Mr..
and Mrs A. A. Bell. Miss Helen Anmond-
Nessrs. ". }. and W. NJ cofaAn and Mr.
Douglas Almond. The wedding was a.
simple aud quiet ~ possible. The Young
couple will remain In the city, but within
month or two will leave for an extended
trip East. The bride was born in seattle
and nas AWAY. lived here. she i very
estimable young lady, and has n host OF
friends aud admirer. she Is decidedly
beautiful in person and mind. and is
quite an heiress. Dr. Dawson II q rising
young physician aud the professional part
ner of Dr. and ex- MAYOR T. T. Minor. He
Is popular and successful
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
ADAYLIGHT BURGLARY
Rev Clark Davis's House Robbed Yea
tefday.

very daring and successful burglary
sss pepetsaied yesterday afternoon. Dur
ne the ehsencc Of Rev Clark Il. Davis
sd family from their home on Madison
street between Front aud Second streets.
safglars entered the house, and after ran
nkiag every room. carried oH sSsl be
baeing To Mr.. Oliver Dis.n. a young man
abs foorns ia the house, together with "A
old ring, watch aad chain aud other yala-
s,aek The loss was discovered on the re
isfn Of the family about 4 y. NJ. The
police wcre AZ once notified, and viii use
heir beat cndeRyors 10 apprvhend The
AieYes
Nearly l2oG ia gold coin, belonging e
NJ Davis and others. was also taken, be
aae tue $3.50 81 Mr Oisons by a siFaug,
oversight tne burglars overlooked full
100 worth of .lamonGs
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ARRESTED F0s SWeGGLfSG--A Chinese
doctor has come to lief for smuggling ON
the train from this city, yesterday morning,
for Tacoma, WAS DR.. ching Pon Tang. The
customs officers were notified To look out
for him, as he had been seen In converse
ton with some bold, had white men who
were suspected of smuggling. ON the ar
rival of the train at Tacoma. Inspector Z.
Matheson Investigated DIR. Ching. AID N
his flowing garments found seereted ten
pounds of unstsmped opium. The doctor
was arrested. and viii be held to appear be
fore the next grand jury.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon short Line-Passed Heron; W. H.
Hilton. II. K. Jones, K. :. Moulton, A ID
Little, A. II. Morgan, N. J. Morgan, Mis-,
Lena Morgan. Mrs. Gray, d. X. Hooper, J.
II. shine. J. Il. Huntington. Mrs ". Hahn
+. NJ Beck, Il. l.. Strange, Hon. W. L.
Geary, and ~ second class.
Oregon Il California-Passed Medford
Miss Mag Mallory, Miss Rubie Narona,
Charles smut, u. Rowland, A. Miller. J.
Is. Brown, II smith, :. II. Coward, Hon.
Len Lewis, F. Walker, T.. II. Parker, 4. A,
Hope. Dr. ]. NJ. Harding. Mrs. NJ. Harding,
Mrs. Nasoa. Mrs. Hoissetier. Mrs. Po4ue,
Mrs. Priugle, Miss sawyer, Miss Johnson,
A Anderson, Il. shafer, II. NJ. Woods. .
feriis, Mrs.. e. l.. Phillips, g. II. GareScnv
II. Joseph aud daughter, Mrs. r. A. kuue,
~ Todiinau, q. W. 1ngraham, J. W. Cush.
man, Mrs Marks and, - second-elass-
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JAGGED At MIDNIGHT.
sreoalxEs AND rHKrr Houss
srsoLaKs ARRESTED.
~..~r work by Chief Mitchell
- - ur,-The Guilt of the
r. Proved by the Opium
s..,,. In Their Possession.

.,cf,rk last evening Policeman
t's'ss .:e.d two men waking up town
~ - rItv dock carrying black sa'ise,
~ =. s.vssed 70 be snspicionsiy heavy.
DIR ss~.d them aud saT them eater
q sss sssssu saloon. at the ccrueeof Wash
= - - 5,,lr,s streets A moment later
~. ~. ~ men left the saloon and was
~ !. >, = l,,p a China house in the sieia-
- = ~.sa chief Of Police Mitchell aud
toes catered the saloon guietis
e .,~sA that the other man had
- - 10 xalfse on the foCr aud was
t-s ass,,s drink a. fbe bar. He gss
~ 49, ~ I;sred nnder arrest and the yalise
oyfrs srgE ENOUGH
.,aaa 10 contain forty pounds 81
n...sssud opiurn. lev mih1ies latff
5000 companion. WHO ha1 gore
1ksa.ss nina keHse, was arrested bs
ef1s tones asd Customs Officer
rs.e men proved to be walters on
Esf f,is nrian, named Underwood
D.r'.-.,eey The former was formerly
~ 1870 ass = The Occidental hotel in this
.r0srgsfENT Excuse.
AaA e5uyeuient story ready aud
* ~ lad found The opium IN a state
- Is =. ~ sylyrn plan when they went Ia
sypp' ~ ~ mske up the beds. They
~ 80 ,sn thcy would get half Of the
sas' sass, - ,urnipg the stuff over TO the
flo 1870. and bad taken il in charge for
sls'' 1900 Their story was considered
-. - 3msy and they were locked up "a
80 80, !, srnfnsiiOn. ON Underwood per
= - - - jo,nd the KEY 20 siaiefoora on
~ ~ f.,ssnr.sau. The room viii be searched
ssss heI,eTed that more cOnfFaband
=. ...Ia 4 vim Be- found there.
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AN IMMENSE SCHOONER
The Second Largest Ever Built or the
Sound.

Deputy Collector Frank II. winslow has
Just finished taking the Official admeasure-
ment OF the fourmasted schooner Robert
searies OF san Francisco. now on the ways
Of Hall Brothers ship yard at Port Blake
ley The vessel is the largest schooner
ever built by the Hall Brothers, and with
the exception of the four-masted schooner
Kitsap, bniiE at Port Ludlow, she il the
largest schooner yet constructed on the
Sound. Her dimensions are rs follows:
Registered length, ie2s feet: breadth, =
feet; depth, lS6 feet; gross tonnage, 69eta
tons; registered tonnage. 57s.i2 tons.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.
hcnAs wehs's Barn and Contents. On
Hcod's Canal Burned

A haru h-e1aag7nx 10 Thomas METH. On
Heads eauzi. wss ensireiy consumed ay
ere o. SHnezy nerainx. The brEldiar
was ionx iae feet In sire and eeatalnea 10
tons Of hay and several tons CT wheat sad
cats. beside WAGONS ard n2chi1sry. in.
esEofHga hay press valued Al sac TIE
boss has Ea< s-ren estimated. bsf; Will reach
up into tie thousands There was
No insurance The Hr~ was sznSei
BY = 1sear-ela hes. who WAS play
reseue4d before the Ere reached hirn- NJ.
VI essb rrtaracl To seattle last evening. AFTER
working SIX seeks on the place He will
atavs tor sae se9ue to-day. He receives an
annual rssnfs1 % xsasa fer the farm.
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- . -

AYRAiD or JAN DEL.yEgY.-sherifl
Coehrane says that unless the bar unites in
an effort 10 borrow judge from one Of the
other districts 10 hold few days court and
dispose % the large number of hard cases
now conGnud in the county jail, he will ap-
PLY 10 tue United states authorities for per
iaissioa - keep the prisoners In the psBi
tvnfiars on MeNcii's island. as the pros
poets Tor jail delivery grow stronger every
aAr
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A PECULIAR AEgg sT.-loseph July came
TO from Gilman Tuesday To have the hote,-
keeper arrested. bat before he could get
the papers out eiii1eus Of Gilman bad jniy
arrested for beating aud choking his vile.
OflIcer Holden inside the arrest, aud took
the ateusei before Justice Soderberg yes
icr,lay. aa8 he was held to appear before
TIC grand jury On a charge Of assault, and
battery.
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Intending 10 give MP handling certain
lines Of pianos and organs and wishing To
enndeuse our sfock in that line. We ofyer
as.r entire stock OF planes aud orxzns At an
immense reduction In price either for cash
or iRstaiimenfs. Intending purchasers
win do well 70 call aad examine our stock.
A. HANSEN.
Yesler-Iasry block. Frnnt sfrs-r..
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TIE superb fancy costumes which win
be worn 81 the Paper Carnival GA Monday
Taeseay. "Wednesday ana Thur~iAY. hsye
been specially designed foe the occasion
Tickets rsn b secured IN advance fr.ssa
LowrsAis 4 Haafor3 Stationery aud frsas-
ing ca. W. II. Humphrey s Co. g. Davies
K 90
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ANOTHER NEW PRECINCT.
'ni'as Matters Acted Upon by the
County Commissioners


~ county commissioners Yesterday err
= lne new voting precinct OF Durham
N,ae Aifk nike ia section >. township q
-eia fanse tast 1t Is located seven
sss noTthesss al Franklin. Nishal ]
80 vas asp1lutee iaspeeior and n, ".
taps | u,d T. Goldsmith JUDGES Sco.
- ! :, ~, -. p. D.. u and O.. and the
~ T., aal oi sections -, 8 ard "a, town.
- l'estA, range tGst. wee tfans-
49, 'tssa NFaar Mountain precinct Ia
itt estlk MSS uotned 10 lusfF1rt
s'es.lies as lut springs 60 Receive
ss..sss inAa tAgig GpFgt {rp lsiirT
~ . ai IRE wv-t ,It of che ttuu,
ve.s' 'NS 6hc prosfa>s of She work tberv
lss.e l1se aamrtI ot yatUrs thew New
isss ~ Dog vuaush le} tu fugpisA Is
--s iaspecless ~ r.Cct.on.
rsss.. togrgs auitFti fhe uanr ci
Z Shaa5.tl Re- Kent. uu tar petition
-. - to-, tla ialuIcr ~ The t3liase.
49,. el.-tt- isc a '-.si yanfauy
asls. rs ist''lil hylt and lbs u.>rsrist
R-,.s 'es a1t2 rteatu H. trst Hsmr.
49, 20. however. iatu,yH'e has feeu
ss.aasl... '' '--t' ''1't'N
- 4, siseasioa of h. & pc-taay as fus
A. 'ss i-.aft Ut slams. isr ..., -.,st t,.,l
80 - fstN' Ja iEe tlll- ua4 oe,iefcti
u sAi a eapsi ir- slfsi e..eas counsel
eoss,.ss - ssainst t.y.Ht.p b NHE. cN
49,. sisasaser Numerous tsIN ,ecas
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The Paper Carnixsi q, the New Artnory
on next Monday. Tuesday. "Wednesday and
THURSDAY. promises to be q great success
Many from the country will avail them
selves OF this opportunity of WITNESSING
what viii certainly be a very imposing and
novel sight
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GOOD CREDENTIALS.
HISS kExxEpI.rnx xKx stneoL xrrxx-
IsTExpkST. nIGsLT srokES OF.
A Pleasant Lssy and sseeessfai
Educator. with Warm Letters Of
Recommendation Fres the IIn-
aeis Normal unirersity.

Mis- Jaisz T. kena@dy, who MAS anxas.
nsozsly ererted superintendent af schools
in this city Tuesday. esne 10 the territory
/. for the b<nezi Of Der health few weeks
ago she has b-Tn IN SssstIe seek CT
( two and feand the climate Of P1grf sound
30 sesesi=isi thar she died an application
for the SUPPLEMENTARY ss sooa a. Pref
-yle, = 10 has been spp-aiated, notified the
school hoard Of 8 prior engagement. Miss
Kennedy - q very successful edneafor and
= very pleasant lady. she Is ander me
dunn age AID comes with warn recon
EaeRds.isns-
soxs 90 TIE LETTERS
she graduated at the Iniaais state
Sorraal university aud nearly ever
faculty q that INSTITUTION. Her
credentials sse principally from that EnE-
scrsify. Charles De Garmo. professor Of
modern languages. recommends Miss
Kennedy rs . thoroughly equipped and
efficient training teacher. who is yas-
fleuiarly characterized By enterprise. en-
thusiasIa ard yigcf Thotaaz Netealf,
principal Of the training department.
closes very complimentary letter with
the words "Exref; possibly for her own
sake. I take no satisfaction in c,utempist-
Ing the Likelihood Of her acceptance Of a
+ position elsewhere. | think of no enc
/ who can soon Eli her place Her sers ices
have grown in value year by year Ed
wan e. Hesetf. the president Of the uni
verstty, speaks Of Miss kearedy - "a
Young woman of ability, energy. tart and
high purpose. who has done exceIien;
work In the past and gives promise OF
better work in tn. future
CAPABLE OF LAK6EE FIELD.
John w. Cook. instructor In mathematics
aud physics. refers - MisSKernefiy ia the
highest terms. He states thai she has held
F, the position Of primary training teacher
since 1879. and Is entirely able to discharge
/ the duties of 3 much larger position.
Henry Mccormick. Phi. D., of the depart
meut OF history and geography. states tia;
( he does not think thai Miss Kennedy has 4
superior in the slate OF Illinois as train
/ lag teacher. and that she has inspired hun
{ dreds of young teachers In their chosen
calling. There Is also very warm letter
4 from Mary w. Emery. county superinfend-
ent of schools In Peoria county, Ill.
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There viii he general dance a; the New
Armory on this. as also Thursday. evening
after the programme IF the Paper Carnival
has been concluded Full orchestra in at
tendance.
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Ladies' Hair dressing PaTioE, corner Main
and Second streets. -hasnpooing and hair
wsrk of every description on hand and
made To order ape5eow
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T5c-A s-bufion heavy stifehed-baek kid
glove, new fall shsses, all sizes. Chester
f~laarx
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remesiF Tree frarN complications, easy 10
e>.. and 50 harmless thai IL esu b. admin
ist..-,-i u Tbs, youngest children With inn
anaify sent to say address npson receipt
81 l..
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Lace Curtains-A big purchase great,
under value. Chester Cleary.
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Ehs Hlsas ftsc IN cent Tea-H bad meet
laE s.th Maaof Asrar. Hss Ffaufs q c-s
fehaf cf fae wuole4faal aE5 bCr.t5Cs esq
operation vita fle araF Asstc at5.a Gu
s.e.sfl 'ss1i@s- 1hr.r i8a ahis oi TIE
rsstar a-.fsl asss q tnssu.t-ee. Whf' have
ss.s. fc-rssl IS lu tae arts1- ctlss s1-t'e-. aa3
r-aasH1r l aaitc a-15an hustar coward
-as t.4s 1Et.s1 sau Qs f.s uurs 1855 T. taken
IT, fAa EcNs meeting ns tLe. grsuet'-
~ .Se-. f-i,rs lists slii l.s lgsf zt tsrsz Us
fli4e fr11lfsle-lf stores See thg CO! ana ertfa-
.ha5s fe.ss SIS cs 2scrts6 60 elTe s. srs&ll s1fa
fa sfa-t tae Uz4fE-cAktnE. A s7Ert 5 a.
5hE5 3 b e-ss4gf
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CARbOuC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
Eneni comprises the
.Carboiic SLt0k q
Bali aud ~Debeila-
tor Package. The
smoke BAH lasts for
months. sud Is al
ways ready for Use
The De b eliator
mAke- a half gallon
Of medicine, aud IL
.-ei only once q
day. C. per dlrec-
tons Tins we pos
itively assert that
wa have the most
inexpensive remt-
dy on earth. and .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30

We APPEND few Of the uauy tha1sani
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Price OF Full Treatment. $500.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30

Sc to elose--A lot OF children's collars
Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30

Nav osnzs. TIVE rsrreseatat1~f 10
+ the order - Jasfc3 Esd2wuseet- = p.az 81
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affla aEEaeht af rae ai tEaHlfrsg has
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30

sgfe,e a3gsrtiyc-ses.E agEc2-s sa ISIS s7anE
s,.-z--sn. uzs $ s-s..ass.7 & sea she "a bed fsr
Mes letters yesterday 81 Use tateH % Sc
r.ss asa Esnz hes. -sE isef fHe lgr5sE
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30

Parssols-closing out prices. Chester
cieary.
New dr..xs rnafrriais Chester f.Iea-v