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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

ASorars Sounos or Rsykxul.-For
several mouths past arm Of Michigan
men. uader abe name and style OF Win.
sor. MeDouAid 3 o.. hss been engaged
IN bsyina up large tracts OF timber land
alona the lius OF the Seattle. Lake Shore
and Eastern Railroad Daring she past
winter . spuY vas buili by the railroad
comrarv oot into one Of the largest
trsets Of timber land bsuaht By thas 6rm,
and this spring Aessrs. Wirsor. MELON
AID 4 10. commenced pottine in Q lsrae
longing camp on this scar, which 10 =
miles from this city. Yesterday tie nrs,
sAicmenrof logs vas made from thai
camp. consisting of ten carloads OF 500
feet 70 each car. or S1 600 feet ia ell. A
membe. Of the arm stated that the Az
eraae output Of that one camp, frsm this
time co, viii b AZ least ffty thousand
feet PER dav. Tue railroad cots psny
receives Is per thcossrd freight. o.
Ga 50 per day fron this one loseiae
ea0p.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

ARRIVAL OF IKE Mexico. steam
ssip Mexico arrived here from San
Francisco yesterday foreneon st io.S,
brins;ns iss passengers aud i4Ss tons
OF freight fer British Ccssnhsa and
ssana ports. Her passengers we're dis
trsbaicd npore the vsfsoos ports as soi
laxs; Victoria. -, Port fssns<ud, Is
Seattle. lie, rscoras 81 Her freiehi
wss dsstrihaiea thas. For Ylctcris. az;
Vancouver. lS5 tens: Per. Tow send,
- tons; seattle, <si tons. and fsesns,
10. The Msxieo remained IL rorf ali
dsy 3issesrgsrx caree, and enrirs the
svenins rroceeted 10 Tacoma. From
tee above asuf~s Il viii b ssep thai
ever halt Of all vie steamers pSssensvrs
Ter ali passs we're boebed fer re tile
and raers titan hslf OF all tss frsixsi
ecusiersa 10 Scana psfss vSs fer Sc
stsie merchants. foft fosrsend esaas,
next vita 50 taxs. And Tacoma las
vita i.s ssns.
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80 - ~rv


HVO fHOsB DRsIROUs1OH Buying PROP
i srsy on tn, and Sssomina prepsFSy
cVne9o "a laad1arde. ~ orr ~ foIIovinS
We v41l allow ysu fr6m threo Io0eAa n
I've years. H. esosrdina 10 8e ~ vcr
sa1eal
We chanD pn1ther promiun a. fptaPrst m
tiDo payU1aAs, and v1n I've Won q vaerna -
DEED.
We hsVe lots & 80 and 90 tnss are -
- uaAloon ssreo9. aad ere Win . raAtrs =
ono anA . half piles fro0 The lp11a0co
They - voll ~ are deGrnbIe 10
We roquiss only 10 ~ cent. 8 an ssspsr1
monsy sod % VII dve certinoA oAeck for ~
fan smoaaS of easA - SVVey WAno0uoo1
Da0UsnA
~ eheek 4 drawn By IL pueet nounA Ma.
ttonal Daok. end IL made payshie q Ant thus
0ankipg ~ paRehasse a1vantao.o and NM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

The following transfers of rel estate
were fiei fos record yesterday:
} q Lorraine to b X WiIhar, lots s and
g block 8. In Grown addition 10 seattle,
IAnphers ana wife 70 Peter Bellin-
ger, lot r. block ca. In ID 7 Denny's park
addition 70 Seattle. $1,000.
Annie L Wootcry and husband 70 VIM
II finck, eastsriy ends Of lots ! and 1,
block II. In borsns addition 70 Seattle
JT Tase 70 w x Lockasd, 10, S. block
-. kastern addition TO Seattle. e7s0.
A A Fish 10 Oriand Ros 4 tract In n l.
Collins donation claim el00.
ID T Denny and vito 70 b Aron Ander-
son, lots and g. block 80. In d r Dennys
park addition TO North Seattle. $3.50.
block 10 In Northern addition to Seattle.
$40.
Christian Miller and wife 10 q FYsason,
lot II. block .B' In Bells third addiGion
to Seattle. $3.50.
n h Ba9iey and wife TO Nora Lucas, lot
Z. block lin Bagiey's addition TO Seattle.
Jacob y. slonaker OF 81 to r Tate ct q.
block y In Bigelow's addition TO Seattle.
John @ Ward to Annie Wright, sx of
lot I. block y In Balls third addition TO
A 3 iisssliyn to W II Moore. lot Is.
block Y In Madison street addition TO Be-
James weavsriing and wife TO w Z
Lockasd. lots s . and 10. block 16 In Big.
CLOVIS addition to Seattle. $500.
A A Denny and wife 10 james Bothwell.
lot 10. block n" In A A Deanys plat ct
Seattle, 5000
WilheminA Kent and husband to James
Mhitemas. parts OF lets 6 and I. block . In
w X brawlsys addition 70 Seattle. $500
Frank Stanton OF q to Conrad Bieber.
NS Of lot 10, block IS In ID T Dcnnyis park
addition 10 Seattle. gnOO.
NJ M Holmes and wife 10 + A Melon
aid. lots 70 inclusive. block . In Mer-
GERS addition 10 North seattle, $500.
X A Tanner and wife 70 sarah Abber-
cfomb bic, part of lot I. heck So In MAJ
nard's plat Of Seattle. $50.
w u Fry and wife 70 8 8 Siegcl. lot !.
block In Mercer's addition to Seattle.
r Adams and wife to n N Holmes
lots TO $. book In pat Of Mcrcer's adj
dition. $2e0.
Rufus X Gibson aud wife to Charles W
symonds, lots and I. block In Grown
addition 20 Seattle. tao.
] w Edwards and wife 10 K Boyd,
tract II Of Sunnysise Ave acre tracts. 500.
Thomas Rao's estate 10 J Post. lots
and 3 block 50 IN A A Denny's fif,h adj
ton to Seattle. NT5o.
August sohonc and vito to WILDER NJ
Col an, lot 1. block co In ID I DEM y .
park addition TO Seattle. s2aep.
Annie q smart OF al TO N NJ Buckman.
bond for deed for block 20 In Comstock
Lyman Patton 70 " J Thomas. trsc, in
SEQ q. Tp q n. Rd n 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

TIE NV ScaooIzoCss-Ihs6 Seattle
ssasol directors recently sailed for cou-
pesitivs plans fos see PROPOSED nev
sosooinocse In ssath Seattle, % Syndi-
safe 3 dSs. and II stts e psars hava
besn rtcsised. II has teen s1eS ssssd
thai inasua.a Is this u . matter Ia
vsish ali are interested. aad fer which
TIE taxgayess nass 60 tsvn izto their
reckeas. that . scisah room Be s<ezred
and ssess plans piseea ap a The walls
foe pabiic irsxsssion. M harm can re
salt frSm sash Q course. an4 u would Be
Q scarce Of sAsssfseiiou fos tbs pahlJ,
70 see vhaa kind Of baildine they ase
b have hefess thsy vote . direct tsx
aooa theosslvUs 10 pay fer ik
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

TnE CHisAxAS WAS ElKcrRIfiEp.-Yes-
terdAy afternoon q man who runs a per
ambalating electric apparatus with which
he delivers shocks ct FIVE cents u shock to
people who think 1t does them good, saw
some Cinnamon approaching. and Is they
stood looking at the machine, he invited
one Of them 10 take hold and see how the
thing worked. Amer some persuasion one
Of the Cinnamon, who was . triae more
curious than the others, took hold Of the
handles and then waited with an impatient
look In his eyes for the machine to get in its
work. Ii finally did so. The man Who
bcssed the machine gave the crank twis,
which made the queue OF the Chiaanan
emit electric sparks Ia rich profusion. His
eyes bulged out with fright, be turned al
ternateIy red and pale. bat was unable 10
say anything. although his companions be-
gan jabbering in,their artless innocent way
about the predicament their fellow heather
had got himself into. After the unhappy
victim Of too much electricity had squirmed
as much as the man who ran the machine
thought would satisfy his curiosity. tn.
Monaghan was released. He was a mighty
glad Chinaman whcn be was able TO LET 60.
He examined bis hands. and with many
gestares aud much talk tried to give an ac-
count Of his experience 10 his companions
As they walked away.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

RAPipLS BUILDING UP.-yames street.
like other paris Of Seattle, IL epjoyir 2 .
building boom. There are nov 10 course
Of construction along nine blocks Of lie
length. from Second 10 Eleventh streets,
ihs Wilhelm residence, two Clancy cot
saces. The four Leveny houses, and the
four story Butler Office building. Mr..
Robert 1osssll 70 getting his lot, on the
corner OF Fourth street, ready 10 build
tive cottages. ssd H. H. Lewis vill build
. block Of six residences on the lots
diaaonaiiy Opposite. Mrs. s. }. Pun
msr and Mrs.. Z. W. Me0inuis viii build
houses for their own Occupancy on the
southwest corner Of Z svsnth and smes
streets. Seventeen dgellines and one
business house, With prospect for even
more, 10 not bad for one seasons work
on q single street. On Columbia street,
from Ninth to the bay. six business
houses and four Dwellings have been
ouiit or begun since January LIST. With .
prospect for several more during the
syrine and sammsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

NY Partner The George Vessels
Company produced Bartiey CAmsbsll's
we'll known play Of this title and the par
Torrance was altogether . stronger one
than that OF the previous evening. The
people making up the cast worked to-
gsthsr better and the result WAS q very
ereditabie and even production The play
is an interesting one and Its dramatic Sit
nations ware taken advantage OF by the
leading ladies and gentlemen Of the com
pspy. Mr.. Vessels a. joe Saunders cas-
~ carried tff the hcnsrs and acted with
farce aud feeiing throughout Charles
Chapcllo did well a. Ned singleton and
Mr.. Murphy made q rood deal out Of the
~ politician Major Henry Clay Brett
George Caiaa was excellent both In
makeup and action as joshua Serasgs
ard Miss Lillian Owen gave swee, and
pleasing interpretation OK the role OF
Mary Brsden. This evening III company
presents The Danstes another populas
weston drama In which Mckee Rankin
made such . success.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Hosiery and Underwear,

80 dczen ladies full regular two BY
two Hose at..... l0c
They are usually sold.by San Francis
90 jebhore at. ..Hc
1850 dozen ladies' ech0ppor ingram
The reuias 49, asyvhcr. +. ~ so
In addition - he shove We have evcry-
thug the market oan produce IN the lat
est sprtng novelt1eA In spring and summee
hosiery. Comprising the newest SHADES In
plain and 6ncy Cotton Btlk and Lisle
Thread q extremely low prices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Silk Department.

All colcrA Shaded surah silks at. 81 10
Black satin hhadames. nne quality.
O-inChts wide es...... .13c
H-inch black RhadAmes at........ III II
s0inch block gro0 grain elk II. $50
1very yard Of black silk We sell 70 war
ranted. We are the only house IN the
northwest that buy our black silk direct
Every color Of Fables sf.............-N 80
A full line Of Metres, al colors, st.. l ~
2;-incA black Faille At..............,.. l l9
We are the only direct purchasers Of
black grue grain silk from the celebrated
factory Of 0ivernand Bros. Every yard
OF silk manufactured BIZ this firm 10 war
ranted for one year. We give the guar
Antee and II the goods do net prove sAtts-
factory We refund the money. War antod
not TO rack, pull, or wear greasy.
20 inch black gros grain, warranted,
~ .-ss..s..... ..soc
D'nch black Gros grain. warranted.
~ .-..- ..'.-.--- ...Si 10
% inch black gros grain. warranted.
A.. --..-...-.--..''.. = -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Millinery.

Magnificent display Of millinery. In the
Department Of trimmed millinery We are
prepared to satisfy the most esacting
tasee, our stock embracing every conceiv.
ahle style and quality In ladtes', Doee
large and carefully selected stock OF STRAW
Good includes the choicest Draids. Pearl
BatsWing. Pathway, Manila.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

aAxD STILL rHEy CONE - Mr.. A.
wilton Of Knapp, Burrstl. s Co. Port
Ind. Oregon. Wholesale dealers In agri-
sultnral implements. wagons. carriages.
80. ID In the city and will estabiish =
viii us permanently. He has arranged
fus large two story Iron building. upon
which q force Of carpenters are already
q work. situated on Colmant Dock. 20
b completed about May LIST. and VIII
tAen have on exhibition the largest and
csess dispiAy Of all kinds OF farm ma
cAtpery. wasonA carriages engines saw
milla ETC.. direct from the east. ever
koaxht to Seattle. For the present Mt.
wilton mar hs found at the oiilcc OF III 9
Cedar River Coal Company. Colman
Donk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

eva WANTED HkR CHILD. - Jennie
Miller pCwers represented TO Chief JUS
dos Jones Ii the district court Yesterday
NJ he's child Mary Alice Powers. agcd
feas years Ia nelawfully detained oy
Nay s.he,h Miller and X. J. Miller
ker husband. Mrs. Powa receRuy OBJ
taiaed q divorces from her husband John
Powers. and by the decree the custody OF
~ child Was swartcd to the petitioner.
WAea Mrs.. Powers accompanied y,
eAertsf Coo hrsne made demand Tor the
eAil1 Mrs. Miller refused to give " nv.
Tie case viii he dispoeei OF Friday
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

MIL srREKT The work " sradips
M stree, ss Oacs nloEe in progress. Tho
seasHstes Ter sevursl days hss seea re-
pairing the car tracks sn1 putting eveFy'
usn< tn soo3 working ortcr. Tbs n
aosA Of the lAns side viii progress
sMai'aneoassiy with the extension OF the
- eni. trAek having hs,ea prcNtees'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Tn PArxss DfsArrEaHso.-After the
Asaring In the case against the man Reed
h>fae polics Justice sodcrber.. on .
eAsrxs Il conducting Aswindiing employ
nsns ageney, II wAs discovered that the
csmplalnt hal my tsriousiy disappeared.
" course. Il IL not known Just who car
risd thom away. sQt SIR. sodefherE says
hat whoever did 10 probably Thought INA,
al would delay the proceedings. In
iAia however. 10 appears . mistake Was
made. for the complaint can ~ dupi
Gated. Mr.. soderbsr said. too, that ne
night hold another hearing In Tho caec,
81 thas II he did 90 he would sel that the
hnll VAS Increased
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A..r,AIor rnr Pxxnrkn-The larYeaa

AsnlvALov THE PKKnfkR.-The largest
snnbs es passssges thai ever arrived
- m sos day from Vancouver cane
vur1ay b. the steamer Premier. She
= huard 100 chihAmsn also. I'll but
n z whom wers tickssed through 70
fuf1Sas1. and most II The paassngeD Who
- - bsoked for this city were also
- fue points In Oregon. Tho freight
~ ansod that sho brought 70 this city
~ peoeso Of hAegnGe bssidss . mail
GrlShl Her eesstie passengers were -
EnsWp: John Morrisoo. .. Uavi1eon. d.
= nth. Rev. A h Hanbs. Q. e. Corey.
IN Prscs. L. Link. A. He'd, A Doyle. q.
MI, J. Murphy. J. n. Cleveland. 7.
As1se1ca. =. Galman. J, Bell Z. 3 No
l0o1, J. Wiktnsou, John keenAn. A.
HiiI9, Nsjor Jones. q. y. Kyle. Mrs.. Col
- s. p. nickctt. JAA. Morris. Arne Moo
- vita. J. Murray and family. Geo. II.
0o0ek VIM. Warner, -. LAndgren. Q. A.
MIR and wife, Jas. Martio, 5. Kenton,
H kddy. A. yaiial. VIM. Kugore and
vita, end Is Chinese.
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orrxrAyD PzsssxgsRs.

ra yGnaeRa . ths 0seU0 - Cei.
uaDSlS f1aaday: G A CognGa anA VIII.
1 - Kslxhs 4Is B Cesaoa. yas
-. ~ b snith- & VI Brsvn vifs as1
n Dunhnx. Ianac eOgS1, = r Thong
- 4 nelma. 80 EisA 0oss1.n ~,
Sc~.7ssaa. 1 Howe. Nn J Bean. J Aos-
~ m = RIGra wife cd aAnxbs9R. = ~
n e. ZIP PsesseDea. n g BFyaBt e
sSSiSa. a Ciemeeh, JoAn 1nlloW. Che
- "a wiSs, aad - ssnenA eaaO -
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mA1 u1A1 AD1AA
-
! Ia - ~ - ebsoe ~ U1s1l
end Lain sGass a Rnnhiis," 0id }
In. rH.s.s- $3.50. .aa,....a~
-
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

DISCOVERY Sorss.-A gentleman who
arrived from Part Discovery yesterday
said; I'VE have enc Of the most lively
ports on the SQUAT q. present. We have
milton feet OF lumber and two more arc
due. Thcsc in port nos are tho English
sai,ss SilverdAle, fcscrsooroush. bsaira u.
PArxee and koorAogA and the American
ships Edward u t,ricn. ar. Southern Chief.
Jereniah Thompson and bark Mary
Glover. Tho msl runs dAy asd night.
Tha.a was . boat race on Sunday, 10
witch ths crews OF nine ships pArsici-
paird. for q parss u ssa The crew OF The
krairxn won arst u.eaey and 70; 70 Per
cs.rt the Kccranga took @scocd money. y
pr cent. and the Reward o<srsea third
mcrey, 10 per cent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

kraI ksrArx. This real estate trsnsae-
ficas yesterday as evidenced By the deeds
Ad for reoora In the county auditor .
o1cs Aggregated tho sum OF 50, ise.
thsfs were twenty six deeds out Of .
eeA Il for,y-one instruments rlcd for
Ncoed. The largest consideration Wa
GSA rne'c Nesc twelve betwocn that
IN and si.noa. The average Was aluos,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

TIE Hit CAsxs. The Arguments In
sss cases against exCo0nsy Treasurer
HaE ~ia hsgin Tits mornins in CHEZ Ias.
ne lensS' Private chambers. frsses a.
A,loxrey Ronald wiN raAse the firs;
afrsA scfae Interesting srsaEct Is vii
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Handkerchiefs.

An immense assortment Of ladieA mems
and children's handkerchief at lowest
prices.
Special haygalns In ladies' hand en-
broidery, bold bordered linen handker-
chiefs ct one quarter their value.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

On TIE SscK Lur.-On the recent
trip Of the Mexico from the Sound =
San Francisco, wien Oh Cape Flattsry,
Captain Huntingdon vas taken sick
sith poeumoaia and on his arrival in
San Francisco was compelled 10 quit
the ship. when che Wss again ready
for sea Captain Huntington vas still
very sick. and Captain J. H. Bennett,
late OF The AIki. vas engaged 10 bring
her north.
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ADDxrz0EzL PARTICULARS.


-
WA v13 case u 0tx16 -sosoot $1,000
boon = ppv \ -, - 49,. - - .
I~~v -. -. ~. - 49,
~ -
sseeAaees ~ heon eexDe6 sDd -
fo1odnsioo bad1y Anmanna Wrltnr
hs.6u e.....A.A
/
- nnsafy. 9 - go
- - a = -. - -
assds - HOO go ~ e - -
esoeAso sonrssd feg $500 = e1aal -
osrday uegniaQ. ooIy q 6nd - erSeoa
hui56inR = ueGn a pnina- ~ -
dad IA ann0 II vrek- PraS- fncrs.
Aan ID ~ type Win 49, -
hin e10q eanerS vhioh - -. 4
pSinHing e0sD ed eehee uaRscnal 80
sssy % - val1a r -
saaoesys &C., % through tne
Oo.o1e - 49, No. o. ne sooeea
sLo y 49, sees Tor . booR dDs -
~ sseeoeecse foe smo9s
eec - 40 tsoss - ooes o. Ne 60
49, -. g Insss eaimoeys nase oeeu
ees.ssen- fos 2 Ioo2 tine- A. the nfs
QODE0 tHD Do0k IN 0UD al khnDD 01HinDDwo
bad bssn smoaidssinR N niehe ond
When the Ore reached The top u vss
blown Int tha eapola and iandted the
soot which bod sooumu!atsd Shsso. Tho
result b vel knovn. TIE tanitss vas
e5eeptog IN the boildipg and 49,
esoaaed By one Of the carriers Of The
fuT.lxT1xLs0xvCkA, vAo 80 The ARA
TO dtscovsr TIE 0se and give The alarm.
I'm uuaanm
a. .s...a ....--a.- -.
h.ssasss -. ys.sssss. ,..~s
c.,sss ..sssS 1922 ~. ~. -. -
a.s.. ~. s. - ysos
80 - Y. 49, 1872 ~ 49, .ys
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n ~ IN ~ sSsx ~. ~
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xsss 49, ~ 4, ~. ~. %
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xinHs us&s' I - ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Nav FIRM homAs winslow. Amos
Ts-ner. Amos l. wInsiow. Philip Wins
~, Henry winstcn. Richard Winston
sad Richard wlnalow. yesterday nled
ssticies OF Incorporation Tor The nrsi OF
WHEATON & Co. The capital stock IL ased
n0an divided into &0 shares OF .
~ vniue Of Sige each. Tho ecrrorAfion
10 exist any years.
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PERSONALS.

rne Casiin and wife lsft for Chicago
= svsaisg. sad WIN b sbssnt six
M. Robsst MoF5issa has returned 70
= 0n6ssis home afssr pleasant trip -
r,arepin 4. II. Jsnsrsea. Of tbs mag
- 6kagif returned 70 5sast1s yesterday
- Ofympian.
Ma ]. n. 6andersoa and hss daughter
Pm. returned from . four mcnths visit
= no1a1a yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

trading
the filled
beautiful
safely that stock complete ITSELF and there will be no trouble finding
al Of
Gncug building,
the perfectly
yhaveri o
thing however, undertook and have carried and that
them
in
what Something special will be shown
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Shoe Department.

Spring opening Of mems. ladies', misscs'
and childron's dne foot wear.
We open our new store In this depart
ment with large and varied assortment
Of the latest styles Of shoes for ladies.
misses. children and mon. to which We
invite special attention.
Special drives IN children's shoes at. .i9c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Hoes And ist-N Ninth and Stewart, 10 fee,
from stssst ears, nsv hoose. Win paid Up
insufance policy q 9looo for three years.
Price, Ss20
Too lots On seeooa street, overlooking the
bay. $3.50 each
Ths bess and cheapest nanufActarins site
In Seattle.
ooamsfciAi street property ., low agusss
nd s1ay tsenA
Fear lots. via ho1se. % 1Adisor s;<ees,
sAse> quarters Il uils iron posiod3ee. 5000
ALSO
TIE enn0 farm % King c0unty. viii baAo.
afsi envirous, thaa vii pay . % pr cent
psu1A 10 tAs investoe In six nonths-
fAe propsessss listed sbovs Are bona Gee
bar nans aaA are open for Avs aAys soly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

tnx AcALxER ESTsTS.-lessesso Of 81
.nassssien wess issnes yesterday In The
&a''er Of TIE estate % Hugh MeAleer TO
Sss3 kosney. tAe sasssais,rztor sssns
s,fse u gfve hSn4 in iAe sGa Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

AARRia&g LiuENcEs.-TAe hooua To
aasrsA<e heeases las alien ca. ealy ene
staS scn issued yesterday. The hap-
epse were James CArniske ana Mis-
cs sz.ei esskl oosA o. frAnkiiz-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Only arst class vofk asre ai Gsxx N,
4 Co.'S. secocd sfreet. on frsmss, wall
Pager, os anything in their iire.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Cot this cot and see for yonrself
See What . handsome suit $40 vill buy
q the Star Clothing House
mk3i Kline 4 Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

AsAiNgn AT LAsr.-r The EaglisA skis
hsSA AlscN loaded with general uaer
ssAaeAse principally fer Seattle uae>
seeetA ~ss iawec into pof, last evening
- VII cen ncHce GiseAsrsinx cargo ~
~. see also las lot Of steel ais 90
sAN esleasinz 20 BAlaear. Guthrie s. ca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
White and Wash Goods

We have the cream ttock.
30 90 yarcs Lawn af..........-.....2c yrd
Oniy one dress pattern Of any one pur-
chase.
An elegant assortment of Anderson
ecotch GiDRhAnA
A full line Of Sprinxtice Checks and
Stripes-
IS boxes assorted Gina hams from. Sc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

unpsralie.sd o6er this tsy; IS bos't. .
darAele sais. 81 toe star Csothing hoase
Kline a koeenhera.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Neg silk tns,ers. rev alpaca lusters
res Sicfiian lasters. IN black and col
crs- Chester Cieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Mothers. last ihsnh Of tess. 800 sailor
ana boys Nosfe.k salts tkis DAY at sc
Kline q kasene<rs. 20 Commercial
arosa Uh1l