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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07

Why He OUR BrsISEss.-Mr
Charles Naher, who has been engaged
in the jewelry business in Seattle for
the past Il wears, bias sold his fixtures
and the goodwill Of his business. and
will retire from active life in IA few
weeks, to enjoy the fruits OF his many
years of industry. Mr.. Naher carried
on business in 81. Paul for IL years
previous to coming to Seattle. On his
arrival here he opened IA little store
and workshop on Commercial street,
opposite the present store OF Harrine-
ton 4 Smith. After time he moved
to Mil street where he occupied a
WOODEN building until the completion
OF the YeSler-Lesry block, when he
moved into that building. By indus
try and attention to business Mr..
Naher has amassed a mug little for
tune, and will leave behind him an
cnviahle reputation for honesty and
fair dealing In speaking Of his sue
cess in business, Mr.. NaheF said /:
"Xhen came here, Seattle was u
small place. aud nay capital was also
small. | started in. and in keeping
pace with the growth OF the city, |
could not do otherwise than prosper.
/ would nos retire 80 this time bat for
the fact that my eyesight has begun 10
fail. and | woald rather quit business
with good eyes and enough to 1--we on,
than to wait till | became blind, and
have a fortune
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WITH BALL AND CHAIN.
~ THIS var xISs eeuxrY sRlxr. sIls
WILL BIZ weExKp.
Easetsre Measure. 1. he Adopted
Other Local Sews-An Excellent
Weeks Fishing A Deaa-Be.s
Heard Frem.

Heretofore it has been almost inn
possible to prevent the prisoners Il
The county jail from being supplied
with whisky By friends outside. The
whisky was gotten inside In this way !.
Persons oatsis3e would make a long
paper funnel and insert il between the
CRATES. Through this they poured tl1e
whisky, which vas caught IN q tin crsn
tied 70 long stick ana held np 10 the
window BY the prisoners in turn.
Yesterday Jailer Bogart pat an end to
this scheme by placing iron shutters.
perforated sith small holes, inside ana
outside OF all of the windows. Jailer
Bogart said last night. After the
passage OF the ordinance requiring PER
sons 70 work in chain gang on the
streets. l III bet they'll do II. II any OF
them sulk and refuse to work they II
be chained outside OF the ian and
stand there, rain or shine. and they
won't get any supper either. I am
under the impression that they will
all be glad to DO little street work
for the city,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07
A BIG RUN OF SALMON.
Tbs Best Week Of the Season Some
Seine Eauls Specified.

This has been the banner week for
fishermen on Puget Sound. sail Mr..
Geo. I. Myers yesterday. Although
there have been no unusually large
hauis made so far rs my seines are
concerneslp The general average has
been good. In two days, with five
selnes, my fishermen took $500 silver
salmon. The largest single haul was
1904 fish. ON Thursday the five seines
averaged 1900 salmon each haul which
| con i,ler very good The largest
haul ever made on the Sound so far rs
can remember, was made three
years aso hy one OF my crews near
Hat island, few miles below Seattle,
at which over 600 fish We're landed.
The weight was 20 great that the
seine parted. and fully 800 got away,
bat we raised Goo ii n that haul.
understand the eanHeries are getting
as many lish as they can handle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07
WANTED. 4 DIVORCE.
IAs shsrP Financial Operations Il Dss-
content "a wiz.

Pro- Emil Sfeinle. = music teacher
weII-known 10 this city, began suit 10
the district court for divorce from
: his wife Adele s:einie. to whom be
/. as married At San Francisco In fs<7.
Tn. complaint recires that the parsies
I, til. suit are oxners OF the following
eo1nn,a nifty property: Forty acres
ia sersjo. 9. township 81 north. range
? east, in Island county. valued at
5000: lotsss and 4. block =. Pontius.
third addition. valued at 500: and
ffs0 in cash. B. side the northwest 4
OF the northeast Of the northeast !.
OF section IL. fows. hip . north. range
east, upon wisie. plaintiff has a
homestead fling; tia the legal title 80
the real estate Is vesfes in Mrs Steinle.
and that she has also pc see bon q the
$3.50 cash; that in jay lsss. she
abandoned hiIa and has ever since
continued 20 live apart from him; that
she : about to convert the real estate
into cash and remove ii Nth the
other $500 from the territory for the
purpose OF defrauding him. Prof.
steinse asks for an absolute 81 yorce
and that the property be din ded
z iit4Hy-
II appears that their marriage rel.'-
ton was not pleasant one. owing to
a strong ircompafibiiify. Ii is said |
that Mrs. Steinle induced her husband |
% deed all Of the property over 10 her.
Then when she came 10 sell the piece /
for which the 5000 was received. the /
buyers would not maketh deal unless /
Prof Steinle joined in the deed, and |
that he even consented to do. The |
1000 Mrs. Steinle deposited with Dex-
ter Horton & Cos bank to her own |
credit. Prof. Stefnie i said TO have
heard that his wife was about closing /
a sale for the remainder OF the real /
estate and that she intended to pocket |
all the money and return to San |
Francisco. Attachments have been |
served preventing the sale Of the prop |
crty OF the removal OF the money from |
the bank until the case Is decided.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07
ANOTHER GOOD MEETING.
n Republican Party at White River
Last Night.

The Republican rally at White
kiFeT last night was, like al that have
lsen held thus far, well attended and
Enthusiastic. The settlers all seem
mlsrested In the issues of the cam.
piign Speeches we're made has,
night by Messrs, John II. Mct;raw
Ng. Forrest, John Kinnear. W. W.
seslin, j. +. Nannerventer. w. V.
knehart. Richard Osborn. w. g.
lAtinler, Fred Gaseh and Prof. U. A.
Pusey. The Seattle speakers concede
hat the best talk of the evening was
made hy Mr.. Vannerventer, a farmer
living at White River. Mr.. NanDer-
Sealer was for many years a promi-
nsht Republican in Michigan, and
va candidate to the con
wntians which nominated both Ere.
Haii aud Lincoln. He made rous-
ing speech and reviewed the histories
q the two parties and the issues Of the
present. campaign. Meetings have
ben arranged fof this week as follows
Monday evening. Enumcaw Tuesday
Nsreola Wednesday. Green River
thursday, Franklin. Friday, Black
haHnad, SATURDAY., Cedar Mountain,
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ANOTHER DRAD-BEAT.
He Claims to be Secretary Of the Seat
tie Board Of Emigration

Some fellow who travels under the
name Of Il. +. Alley is evidently work
ing swindlinS game east of the
mountains, under the pretense that he
is the secretary of the Seattle Board OF
Emigration. mythical organization
4 few DAYS age an order came 10 the
Seattle office of the Northern Pacific
Express Company for collection
against the Seattle Board OF Emigra-
ton for four or five dollars. II was
signed hy Alley as secretary and was
given 10 Kline & Co, proprietors of a
hotel at Wailula. ia payment OF a board
bill. The express people investigated
and learned that there was no such
organization as the Seattle Board of
Emigration and that no such person
as Alley was known here. Probably
other orders have been sent through
other sources for collection and il is
not known how far his fraudulent OPP
erations NAV extend.
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SIZE REFUSES 10 SPEAK.
Della stone Still Dseliass 70 Criminals
Ea- Wouia-be Murderer.

Bert Mct ltilaa, the bartender wtto
was arrested Thursday night. eharge'l
with stahhiar his mai .tress, pel.s
stone. the Keeper o. house q IL
fame. !. ti,l IN iaH awaiting pref '''i-
narv examination. The woman has
thas lsr refused 70 make a st1sement
az 10 ,ay>srl ether ~ uat Nc'illIsu '.i'l
the stabh.es. and it 6 profitable iaat
she viii reislse 80 make sIty statement
whseh VIA eliminate him. However,
he has committed hiusth eseiy ~
sviuE jhsi De supposed - was 8 81
for tyc wears" IL has telcgTar ei
fr,enIs h cab ogl,ia os his pre-. ia.
ment .n tie hnFe II securing i'ati
4 hen brought ap fOy nliBailqfa.
IEe has heretofore besR eon -iiiertsI q
neacsslse slr. ol 8 feiiog, and be proc
sfIx committed she cT me ia 6 moment
ID drunken passion. he weaia1. /,
eangitiou a. improving, Sad st'e N'a'
h3ve fuiiv recovered IN "a lev d9y ).
Her Injuries acre quite p4'nl3i ea'
nor "a 81 serious
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=
PERSONAL.

Mrs. IL. +. Jones i rapidly rccog-
ing from her recent serious Illness.
Mr.. Morgan Morgans was in the
city lass wees attending the meetings
oi the Republican eosnty committee.
Mr.. Lewis Il. Flower, editor oi the
Port Townsend tall. is in the city en-
route 10 the meeting OF the Press AZ
ISOLATION at Spokane Falls next Tues
day.
Cant. Gilmore lett FOR Walla Walla
TINS morning for a few days VI IT,
CAPT. Brotherton viii command the
Mastick during Capt. Gilmore's alb
senrc.
Mr.. VI. II Kennedy. chief engineer
al the oregon Railway & Navigation
Company. accompanied by Mr.. Paul
+. Mohf. chief engineer OF the Seattle,
Lake Shore X Eastern Railway Com
pany, arrived in Seattle last evening,
and 20 day. in company with some oil
the oBieers oi the latter company
y ia take rua out over The road to
the coal mines.
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4 NEW CHAIRMAN.
.,xyosp on THIS eITr eHesFs
s srccrED COL. HA'SEs.
.,....,ts From Various Loeaii-
~.ataste for Joint Council
se,eeted-gaIiy Of Repubii-
s.. II white River.

ling Of The Territorial Isepub
s,frd committee vas held "
~ p. - evening 70 take action OF
sts1''s .-ras;on OF the ehairman, Col
= as;nes The members Of ths
.',.se present. were Mr.. w. c. BE
gkagit county. Mr.. Huggins
-. Walla, ar. r. d. Attridge d
-. Nr. i. W. Coincr Of Pierce
ur ". A. Root OF Thurston
- and Col. g. g. Lyon of King.
-. .,s.irnation OF Col. Haines was
~ IA accepted. and Hon. G. II.
~ .s N II this city was unanimously
1'.tsd Chairman OF the committee in
y l ssaS. matters and plans we're
~ 10. orsr relative TO the approaching
80. 49, INT no definite action was
1870 ~ them. The several
bkss .,s Of the committee then
pfs.,sd notes In regard 10 the
ieP p.'ss Mr.. Mcbride said the
w scand country was united. and
~ hattom county alone would
~ al,sn 100 majority. Skagit would
Z vel IN proportion, and that
~, xouId come up to King county
81 81 Il01 majority:
4 81 Higgins OF Malla Waila said
Z pvpub!icans Of Eastern Washing
= ssfe united and enthusiastic over
na,,,; 5ation Of Mr.. Alien, and
y. m eastern portion OF the terri
y. aould send him across the
e.y,,tsins with at least 300 majority.
=. ~ool -growers of Eastern Wash
' Y 4 40 not like the free wool doc
- X the Democrats any better
a. Ire wooLgrowers OF Oregon.
~ ri D. Attridge, the old Repub-
~ wsr.horse OF Jefferson county,
- tbet be had nothing to add to
80 Nr. Mcbride had said OF the
s s.,s Sound country, but that be be-
s,.sd Nj. Mcbride had il sized up"
g. TONER Of Pierce said that his
.osniy was strongly Republican, and
I sssition to That all the old settlers
1.ar NJ, Allen personally and many
Ma,oc.ats will vote for him in prefer
- @ Voorhees,. who has 50 Bitterly
5fao1nced the president.
M Root said: | came from a
msairy where Mr.. Allen lived and
s.sttlced Law for many years, and il
~ siiiak his old friends and neigh
tsrs ire going back on him, YOU are
r.ssssl... t.fs.srse fhag Itss fHfnT,
nsnsg Will give John u. Ailen 20c
msjority.
lhlonel g. G.. Lyon said. The Re
tblIeahs OF King county are united
( ,ses have not been for years, while
htepposItion Is badly spit up. This
Isig presidential year. all true Re
vs,aans feel Ike voting the Republi-
IN ticket. The more We hear Of John
4 Alien, the better wc like him, aud i
saI not be out OF the way To put King
aiiaty down for a majority OF $50 iol
De Republican ticket.
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FOR JOINT COUNCILMAN.
isla !. Eult Selected as a Candidate
viee c. 1. Clark.

meeting of the Republican central
nHniiltecs OF King, Snohomlsh and
xagit counties was held here yester-
Ay 10 take action on the matter oil
|, eandi,late for joint councilman 10
81 ,he place OF Mr.. c. ]. Clark, who
htlinetl TO run. The nomination was
Mmimously rendered 10 Mr.. John b.
lsls. a prominent young lawyer OF
Hsahoniish, who accepted il with
6znks, and promised 70 take up the
REPUBLICAN, banner and carry Il
ta..lal..h 70 vil.inrN
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SUCCESSFUL TRIAL TRIP.
The Henry Bailey Gets up Steam and
Goes TO Tacoma.

The new steamer Henry Bailey,
owned by the Brown Wharf & Nayiga-
ton Company, of Tacoma. which has
been here several weeks receiving her
boiler and machinery. made her trial
trip yesterday, and showed herself 10
be quite a goer Returning to the
wharf. she took on wood and va er
and proceeded TO Tacoma to receive
her lie preseryers and other equip
ments. preparatory to undergoing her
first inspection on Tuesday. The
Bailey is commanded by Captain sam
Denny. of this city. She was built to
run on the upper Skagit river, but
Captain Denny states that she will
most likely 60 on the route between
Tacoma, Seattle, and skagit river
points.
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IxrEREsTIYG TO LADIES.

p. b. Morton, manager for the Singer
Manufacturing Company, 20 Front street,
seattle. has secured tirsf-class sewing ma
elaine mechanic, and viii repair machines
order By postal card and he viii send for
machine. The best oil. needles aud parts
for all sewing machines constantly on
hand. Secondhand machines bought and
sold. See cur new machines; best IN the
world: terms to suit Satisfaction gnaran-
iced
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SrE

Tf,. sen, II Graham { llan.ion t9s :
,.l'se.rsl-.. is anuelReiuz - Sac Gbesle 80
;seF- 5satacuss stssk - fs-Fe's VI n
fr,sss Ngs YORK Clts ihr sast a.. =. -
asek NJ. s3raEasl. Nha kss oassse y. -
fsrr.et seE.sss "a az, cri3'S tas
- 5s.,.s as tR.e Faei H CNsst a. aftt
Mo aegirIpzsa tssEs rs raFJSis Nts4 ~ So
- s.sssrs iecie s1e<k s-fsff basiAs -
49,
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DEeAUsE o. \ nEFES TIVE RoFE. -
James Lindsay, who was killed at the
Cedar Mountain mines Thursday
evening bv being struck by car. was
a native OF Scotland aa1 aged \ years.
FRIDAY evening Justice Jones held an
INQUEST ana the jury retained \ YER
diet that death Was caused through
the ne Of a defective rope usest IN
hauling the car up thu incline. bind
SAYS Parents reside on a ranch near
Cs.iar mountain
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WANTS A JOINT DEBATE.
ARspsbl;cau Candidate for Joint coun-
ellnsn Challenges Ills Onnonent.

Gilman Challenges His Opponent.
Hen. Allen Weir of Port Townsend,
sepaAlian candidate Tor joint coun,
caMsn for the seven counties OF JetIer.
~. eiallams Mason. Kilssp, Island,
Aa Juan and Whateom, pas ed
aFaagh Seattle yesterday on his way
d Mason and Kitsap counties to open
ne campaign. Mr.. Weir Il ready
dthaisr, and man who has the
eearage OF his convictions. liis oppa.
esns Is Mr. Ghas. Donovan of What.
s'm county, Mr.. Weir has addressed
sls allowing letter 20 his opponent,
sa' aP 10 last evening had received nc
:, FORT FowNs IN, w. T. Oct. :.
heh Chas, Donovan. Whatcom, W.
..-.esar SIR Learning of your nom.
Aassa - oppose ne for joint council
a. desire T. testify OF my personal
s''seni Tor yourself aud % invite you
Y Ni,lipate in a Joint discussion oI
- - Political ISSUES OF the aav at such
80 ami places within the district a.
Ass matually determine upon,
Respectfully,
AItEN WnR.
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WILL TREAr ALI Alike -" This
Chinese exclusion bin i going TO make
lots OF work for the officers of this
district - said Mr.. Ho,ton Rogers, yes
teraay. 1T will not only he the fell
lows without certificates who try To-
get in. hat the fellow With certificates,
a= well. We have received inStruc-
tons to treat them all alike. as \ Gu
viii see hy the following circular.
which | received to-day and Mr..
Rogers showed copy Of the same
order which is Published in the Port
Townsend news Ia another column.
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First instsllnent of Duulap's fall style
stiff hats now on exhibition. Knox hats
Will be opened few days later. Chas.
Goldsiein. the halter, Front street, Yesler-
Leary blsck.
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First installment OF Dunlap's fall style
still hats now sn exhibition. Knox has
viii be opened a few days later. Chas.
Goldstein. the halter, Front street, fesier-
Leary block.
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First insiallment of Dunlap's fall styls
stiff hats now on exhibition. Knox hat
will be op ned a few days later. chas
Galdstein. the halter. Front street, fesler
learY block.
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Cheapest ribbons in the world NJ ), Z,
9, II, all silk. .at Sc gard; zoe apiece.
Toklas, singerman 4 co.
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The banner stock OF elOaks aud wraps.
We have the best fitting goods IN America
and the lowest prices. Toklas, singerman
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Ladies, do net forget the grand opening
tomorrow, OF millinery. al Mrs NJ. d.
peaSe's, Front street.
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CilANlg ~ JAN fhNsieiN o.
s. NJ smart, who was recently aI'-
p,anted county lat physician without
ss,,;..i,.t;,,., an, III. rarE. AZ a salary %
- ,,,,r ,-,..,r ras,.iy,,l an official notice
,..ss.,r,;'.,. tbst his auuoiatuent had
- ~. ir,.i,,Ii s,i,i rtvuke,3. aid that
a. A a BONES hnA been appointed
IN M stra1 - eal-'l - - :.
fused o. attend 10 fia e"ta - -
ticN and thas the uIitN iFa7tt4 4iN ta'A4.
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We win show our great purchase OF dress
goods Monday morning &c value for loo.
;sc values for Izise. Tokias, singerman &
to.
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Visit ou= art department for extreme
novelties ia fancy goods. ToSlas. singer
man & Co
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Great values in ladies and misses hose
Special offerings this week. Tuklas, Singer
man 4 Co.
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= EATIi-E NJ By 81 - lsssAs ~ -
Au kiasis 81 FYEf.t saa ca snaeniss Tres
;InEr-sssg ant fyergrcea ~rfUae. al Eisf;s
81 s-r.ss,, Aoslse All hsssiF Plants AH1 bss4sS
gsssausss sud sat es~ess Al A. ses-ssss q
~ Fezr ~tpa ~ csre'llsf NsN "A"
T,sx ts-e- zzsSg
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Earl & wilson's collars and cuffs and
Wilson bros shirts at Toklss, Singesman
& Co.'S.
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rAssENnEI Isis.

sSon q California Pass Ell Med
Mrs. Caldwell. A. Ressinyer. r.
Ason, &. Willard and wife, VIII
Nhwey. ". Stevens. Mrs. +. J..
49, 3 b Cushing. " II. lloAt.
= Nealt'on. and S3 sccoad-tiass.
hNsstr pKKF Eusyer. A large.
s'seiaisve aud representative audi
a'led fFycs opera house ye.ter-
- siieenooa O. witness a0 clio en-.
80 meut given for ihe heneHt ct
49, ldee. No. sc, 81 fer Eenevo-
M tfe,etiye Order of Eik7, TIE
eas = worthy one, and those
- f@IpniscJ ihc performance t3'
saase Tor uiS, 8ri sla9jiau either with
ataeter or ils quality. Judging
- the sncCe sive rounds oi ap-
.e Whfch greeted the performers
- s''e spontaneous hmr~l> ~ megFi-
- ,eib'itet from thg weii-p,ea,c3 as
10y, Tie mlBaEeF- 81 she proeee,.-
aAFe every reason e. ice, happy
: uie result gl their efforts.
So Arrrss n. h. Nation breash
~ tle fcsF-lNrHsIGfNt rR office last
ss,ifs tso aYp,es grown on The ranch
Aaramson 81 Port Washington
taisest Of which weighed SOY,
and measured l6'1 inches IN
s.ssa'ietcHoe, both atcrally and yer
ist Lhey were o3nd apples greer
seaef' hus Nj Walton Gil nos know
- aa'ae q the variety. lie said there
Il. several larger ontS On tie trees
~ Ahramson Gid net want then
49, These two were wina-fatls
sea were picked oil og tl3e ground.
80 ss''a etensag a. Mrs.. N. u. Pease's fnil
eAPeFlgin o. ,perreg.
ass'sp sas
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Table napkins and damask. We import
direct from Germany. Toklas, Singerman
& Go.
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Nav xFF0 AVS The American Dis
rrict Telegraph Company has ur1-
rrmest IT. We~easrrs IN neat EfaF
cos.ss and csps This was siebe - pre-
vent people froia confusing the ine~-
seaeczs eith other toys Patrons sre
no.i6ed that the gampassx VII ne' %
r,.sfesnsi}Ae fur business bauas@t ~
},yv< who are Egi sug1Fuet
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ANAErIgIclAI. LINncoMrANY.

The PITT burg Artificial Limb cnEl-
MANY. ai a9 Penn svenue. IS last win
uin5 fama and popularity ga rs
merits. Far iizhtae :. com .ort ai,.
durability taeir aEliaci1i iiues eAeei
"a eftse~@. A. every memasr ct the
Nrfn i himself wsageF al an Artificial
leg. they know BIZ experience what =
needed sna h9g best c5nstrected, aiisi
IN constantly Improving defect thcy
have arrives NJ hiEh eeEree ~ fsef-
fiction. and No enc who has iast a
limb shn 81 fail Is secure one % thCls
ineaniparaisle ilHitst5oaS Quite aisrSs
n lmbcr are already -upFsiett win
the,a. hut the numter stid nsesiira
their ala Is paiuu iiy apparent. alaes'
yrfces are reasonable gor the saIs-F'c!
wogk they pr,anee. Those who aeeti
tl4sir ali -aauii lose na time IN Apply
ing 10 fheni Tor the sake 81 the gres'
comfort. eonvruiEnse and improves
appearance their Inventions Supply.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07

Dunlap hats
Dunlap hats.
Dunlap hats
Dunlap hats
New ribbons. Chester Cieary
New trimmings. Chester Cleary.
New underwear. Chester cIeary.
Sew dress goods. Chester Cieary.
2sc ladies ribbed vests. Chester cleary.
soc spreads a. the sale. Chester Cleary.
az cents table linen. examine it, cleary.
Dress. trimmings. Toxins. siugerman &
Co.
New hosiery in six and wool Chester
cIeery-
soc stand covers. sale this week. ches-
Boots aud shoes cheap Toklas. singer.
sale this week. Price our table linens.
Chester Cleary.
Sale this week. Price our napkins.
Chester Cleary.
Appetite and health restored By Tarrant's
settler Aperient.
Sale this week. Tapestry table covers
soc. Chester eieary.
5 rents efinch all linen crash at the
great sale. Chester Cleary.
~ rents linen glass toweliag, our big
purchase arrived. Chester Cleary.
Undressed kid gloves, button length.
for see. TokIas, singerman & Co
All wool scarlet twfiled flannel for 21c
par yard. Toklas, Singsrman * Co.
A fun stock of Dunlap 4 Co.'S silk and
still hats win arrive I'm this city in 10 days.
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company are