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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded ia the Auditor
0ulce yesterdax


Twenty seven deeds we're aled for record
at the auditors Office yesterday. including
several tax deeds. The aggregate amount
OF the considerations was fef.s2o.65. aud
the average <gsg.sS. Following Is the list.
Aug Frederick THrnerfo Anniots. smart,
bot 4, block Il, Mob iiiii addition. $40
G. ~. Aasit 10 Joseph Green. acres in
see. d. IL. q y. X T., $50.
Martha faup 10 Daniel OI.eary, lot :,
block =, David 7. Dennys plat % North
seattle. siaNt
James II. Williams 10 Edward C. porr.
sFsf of NRss Of SEC. !. Tp. . y. Il. 4.
Thomas Mercer 20 John wcuzler, ari,
claim 10 lo,s 3. {, ) aad 8. block Il, E,ien
addition, 81
d. Il, Campbell ~ Martha Brldee.ermer.
quit claim to all Of block Z. Eden addition
Ne ,, 81.
ehaunccy A. DAYTON 10 George Il. Ben
nett, lots I and ?, scc :, g'p. y y, aud lots
! aad and she SE' of SCI u See 81, rp.
- \. l., f.. s.
Robert Johnson to Jaigc K. Andrews. %
acres in See. 10. 1p. - \. K. : T.. sea
kate Turner 20 AGnie q. Stuart. lot g.
histek II, Mob Hiil addition, 1850.
Martha A, Strinshan ~ OTTO o. T. nciRir.
ssxls3 feet ia NB't Of M u sec. s.; Up
- y, Il. T.. $40.
Thomas Mercer to Il. NJ. Hanson. J :
" ANAaA~NA. " IL ttANfFE afta l. T. STOCK
i8a, lats and 4, block -. Mercer stcssud
siaitsen % Merit seattle, fSoe
Horace " Waiieiga u George W aud
William J Wui0eF lois . sud g. block a.,
William \. Bells third addition, gust
elsstn. $500,
Fllas = Saith 20 George W. and wilila7a
] weiaes, lot :. block IA, y. :. Naynard's
fliss 5. sralih e. Geosre ". and william,
J. Ncincr lot s. block "a. ID. : Maynard :
Plat. s5aa
Ellen MeEwea 10 taaie @ smart. assign.
men. Of band Scr deed 70 sw. !.
r.. 81 Y. sR.: she : /, e 81 =,
Il M. IF ~. = az see, 3. ~, = y. r. )
T., aud lots u "a. y and a.. blocS J. fcri.
aee addition. 500
+ fhe territory 10 ~ ? Hatch. "a. decd f1f
81, u NJ = @! see. :, fi = y, <. :. T..
Nsehasi salseensca 10 = II. Grinllh. lot
s dcrk - Bell 4 pcnny's secoaa s9di-
tau, t.s'0
David 7. pcpuy TO Josephine Hai,rcia,
ios {, block -. =. I. uruny Fsr6 atiition
&c Meth seattle. sac.
e'couse A Wilson - ASonEo G. Gould. ics
!, block p, Eiea s kaixhi addition. SE1
A. a fieweilyn q lcuGie y. Pals iois
a., q, a Raa =. h.ock -, Ma4isea siree;
addition, sfia
nus tosrl,erv to ". ,. IIe'cs. tax deed fas
NH :. q s.. 3. % see. :, ~. = \. X. T..
SN
johann a sagiicn b Cbsss.-s Il. Eit,eaees.
v. ~ eW d ~ sc. =. aari = q oi 81
:. q $50 y. "a p \. x. ; r.. s3
fat ieritefs f0 " y. Haseh. tax dceti "a
NV, q % IS. F. q $40 :, rp. - y, Z. 4,
sSs
6 e csikius 10 = , Thurs5or. lots l. a
Z aa1 &, il acec HHmhcf iB tgfci 81,
Maple Leaf addition % Gneco lAkc circie,
SAD
Nuiri Sis5es b. Jahaa C. sa-ileu. ~. =
IT sA - See. -. Hts ? q. IL IS ~
49,. -. u. 16 ~ T. 5E. 81
The territory o. n B. Estel. tax ds,-a ~,
~, = % - 81 So. Z. Fr. ., n T. 9 T..
Tlr Territory e. " e. Usfeh. *. q, 81
% see :, ~. - y, Il. s B.. lax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03
HOW IODUY LAND.
Certified ssseesr. 9sTab's at s'gh
e.s he Page ~ u.a szioaas
hank Gwen s. %scazsxy
fog Wsz.y Inv EseG.

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tizass aaa hes-saiss rrrEgssssg osGsts ala lisa
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sss esss' t2Ezs. @Scssz ~ &c tAs .Gza gca g.
~es
81 sstsTss nssshe, FTsraEFr 5ss ia'e-se. On
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Gees.
8e save isss 80 .ra So tsas s-s clos 10
ssA ssca sired EsS are SEsaie . sgGsas q n1s
sas. : ssJf ri - q M pSssae-ss. Easy isx
i<sa sd ar 6esIs4his lis
We sss9srs esq 70 s,sE est. - - esxnss.
= 10y da3 - eel xsss safss1s1 eaesx fsr tie
Ia! 2=e1zsas s4za @zd ssssE ssli3ss gzsss. s.4y-
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i<szs -. laws ssszz Bass y sess o2@ei.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03
GETTYSBURG.

July 81. ISIS. twenty-five years ago
to-day. was the third and last day Of
the battle of Gettysburg, Those who
were participants In thai fatefui strug-
gle can scarcely feaIizs ihat quarter
Of a century has passed since piekett's
battalioHs melted away in that last
grand charge. They can scarcely
realize thai the notable actors In the
great scene. both Union and confed.
crate. have long since passed away.
0ih1oil. OF the Union army. and Long
etIoet. of the Confederate, are stu
41<ye, bps they are almost the only
ooxrisors Of the officers who led the
>1fnsrs in the dceisiine battle OF the
waf.
The Survivors OF those armies meet
t0day on The field OF Gettysburg TO
cens5nnmoraic the battle by afraternal
s6nni0n. Thousands OF veterans of
1sefh afmies win be In attendance AMI
together they viii talk over the battle.
award the rrai &c for victory and leca,e
'1hoblsme for defeat. Addresses will
NJ dsliyercd BY representatives, Of both
north and south. and George Parsons
Lafhrpp will read poem written for
tho occasion. Portions Of this poem
appear In scribncr's Magazine fer Jufy
and are reproduced in another column.
Tho effort OF the poet IS in every way
worthy Of the occasion, and il viii he
received by the assembled veterans as
well as by The public with the approval
which IT. excellence merit1.
Altogether. the reanion win be =
worthy commemoration OF great
historic event,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03
AQUATIC SPORTS.
SAILING RACES.

Sioops from 8 TO 10 Feet, inclusive. water
iine-fsrst prizs. <io9: second prize. sc.
Entrance, s..
Boats from Is 10 . feet. water liue-Firs;
prize, SO; second prize. as Eatrance.
as
Conditions Of Both of Above Races.
: To be sailed within hours and 80 min
rtes over the course. from of ships buoy.
around buoy OF Fiye-mile Point and back
TO ships byoy.
Time allowance of 20 seconds TO the foot,
Nstsr-line measurement
Time of starting SET for O'Clock r.. n.
Entries 10 be made with the Judges at
least two hours prior to the tinie of starting.
To be al least three entries in each class.
or no race
Double scuIl Race.
Beats to be rowed from gunwale- Course
from ships buoy. around buoy off Man
Mugs wharf aud back 10 ships buoy. En-
trance, s250- First prize, s.; second prize,
sl III the entrance money.
Indian Canoe Race,
Thirteen iaen in each canoe. Winning
canoe TO receive 81 q man
Tub Race.
Prize, $ia-
Walking Greasy Pole.
Prize SO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03

Is 81
ls - ~ sidewalks atong the
- ~ u Frost ssss<.. as,ove Co
lnAfn, ~ ! long sinse axo. require
- dny " ne ssrr~t eossnis-
loces 1hey are high asose The
1p1nd - vssy fraiI. Braces sAsaii
= ~ undef them today. 70 prevent
- pssrssI15ty Of accident On The
eurtA y July. Mr. yesisr has hsA
= sssne sidewalks rs-swse~i. and for
- 1Aat ssher property owners vii
1lors siseis duty. The ssrrss eosani--
ssv sAoaId sssea.I 10 u to-day. esen
o4sh Il b. necessary 70 eH7soy an
m force ~ Nen-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03

For The credit Of Seattle. II for no
ether reason. there should be no unti-
sial charge fer necexsarie. during the
coming celebration. Hotels. restau-
rants, hacks, etc, should provide the
usual supplies Or services at Che usual
rates. Seattle is nav metropolitan
city and Il tannst afford to play the
game common in small towns during
popular occasions. Instances Of over
charges, II such Should occur, should
h reported - the committee Of maii-
agemcnt, whose headquarters are At
the Occidental hotel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03

M. 1. @. Morgan. 81 this city. hts
u 81. psse.ssen a n1esial az badge Of
the TfSpeeanee- campaign OF 1877,
He receisesI Il when little fellow OF
3lsree YEAR, ~ member Of boys
~ club which made the campaign
1rnpical In Essex county, New York.
and ~ always carried 4 in his pocket
hook II IL shout The sixe Of twenty
f5ss cent piece. nearly The color Of gold,
esd hears the stamped image OF VIII
Hama Henry Harrison. the grandfather
* the present Republican nominee.
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$50 LOIS I'm IEAZHEgVOOED ADnHTION.
Two miles poaoaes to They are cheap
$125 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STREET
Beautiful View
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

Af.s- yea hsve ssrrs ne for ere or nor.
f1iS, sSoSii you, tpEf size sfzkusss o. ser.as-e.
bsc-rae tsees-i fis notsy s9z asvs oHis 4
SfesSni soar chez 10 ~ .as tsst Raf he. eta
- eAsaeS ca i've s. o. ss- ibEf sall fa<s yaius
YSa Ers. there ora. ~ the option ssa ps VI
tszrs Ne asszr. iczErss sgst9si se<asz;. Yoa
are ySar Treasurer sse t3atsr. ard a. The sa,a~
uzs - agssr % ssisaSe brofsesfy.
IN sd yea ~ srg fIs 2. he RsrsT, IT ssns
To ehscks .. 1-ck foT pzgnsEs fseT vii. he
ss;ssssJ zte3y hansss; ana forxaris. q "a. aac
sa isslsr5 4lnal Al Il .:s q ysise ass Il Va
a. 3 he'd,
We essr q, iea nrpsstsnlty ssd adsiss
ssE t. by aas. DSs's w4ss 20 fsns sd pss.
.ssf &C e Afof1 g1c sss ., gSrT 1i1z 81 s.stas
eassA hsye eaaxs' SKA "a faeh IL ss~
zss1.ss xg1 tcf % a-ae1 s.ss 1.ax 4 e sS.sa 80
zl1eu-
Mas yezr snesss -. ne mAtssF lsnw 50 -, eaSr
= me ahs. s<s scsf sssysa - sseaz + soss is
ben sE1s SsEeAs fssia si.s svzaee.
dseasea Ess=s1s-i EA.isc4ss are Asgdisg fer
EeEstlr.
u sa-,sset1TsrF "a f9ar!sl.iEg All grswsaz
stta Aeest.ss Fr1ess.
csEsvss ss-1sosrcs = a. siase % saksieas.ss
FTsgsssStss-
TAs sslly skssrs ere elisi w.sA sessunss Of
Esz ezsarpIlse.
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Ie .he Vetsrs Of saattle.

~ Es4s gsoi, EsT aF MANY y'ITEssfsS
y 4esa aefisesssssf sa is7adfzIe q e.l-,Il-
fsatg far Ees 4 cs /. 5ef a; fas5cr aAg-
lrr seTFss "a che fa s'r aFcr ferf yeass
tss astils 81 = : osHac Etst EaF - ssr4rzs
- ms ssss 4 eieeis5 usa So sas atnsss-
e. ~ g Is lss ussfs4s2fls ~ sae riff zse
eafsret4. A. 81 &tSNfNts.
s=7ta Szslzsn 8 fs3is5e-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03
BICYCLE RACES.
Grand Procession Of Forty Wheel

Grand Procession OF Forty Wheels.
First race. open to all - First prize.
medal; second, cup; third. bicycle shoes.
Second race, open to all new tlsss) Elders
First prize, .necal; second. b. b. pedals:
third, two pair bicycle hose.
Third race, open To all boys under IL
years. riding wheels Of 4s inches or under
F:rst prize, medal; second. bicycle shoes;
thira, one pair bicycle hose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03

II ac4aistaI q Gardasr viH nos az
~ ~ prevailing popular opl'sisfn iaai
~ euxeorns service 80 Puget sound y
ma Ma br<n for long ssme sery rosses'-
= xos prever." x0sid have been very
much more satisfactory verdict than
e<nSyf rrrfIfv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03

There Il much and very just csfss~
p,sins about the teicpiaons service In
ms city. it, deficiencies arr radie@i
ana Illustrate not alone csreiessness
q the part Of sssployes. bot indihsr-
ence pn therart OF the management 10
the interest. and neeessities OF tic city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03

sea.tia T. tts esster % suFriy % '0sr
of tee last sound districts
EdtIsz Columbia a1s kissSa COX " -
. l@rrs rFopostssE N tsnir anaefAs
Dire. mschinery AMI Supplies
The xaaissxis hsasss Of SEES Ysss. s -
deifbi Bate. Chiasgc Asa J 2 -
reccg2szs easitis - rs Sorts fzc1ee -,
sas are agssag tsosa saa AA'l sof 80
fcG3fa. -
EVER vces hs21as he ssszi fssT ae1s -, Z
. ~ ases-y fa CIR ~ al 10 tss sAss q
dacily1 q their zsSas- -
f3hisesss cslEscsi z bass -ais q ~ ~ q.
- h razny a ser frapastsnt fessfs.;sas-
: qusssssa sf fs4 Ssets, :. ,ser5
az thsss rsaso = 80 iaerssers e
tHag ~ Eithin teaa4 esA, - ar ~ .,.s
II Z are IL Esshinst-g fezFs ~ =. ~, ~
hssl b, G1sks IL psait klla slsiS y ,s'ssv
hesa ~ iayes s,=n,, ssT EAiie fss.as =.
sea ezssssIans a. Il taF FzeFsSsy = -, -
eastern ssates cheaper iato essa 90 "a. tzsI
ia arzs ias-tes. en i4'e as5ssf q 49,
bsaoass Of En ssszscs.
We csn SCI. o. yes soz ia Fsf c. p.
than ss can si1iS esss Icern fkis 9s'r. -
Syr.az sd sansbl-e wss hsss ihs :. e.
fees ca sesl sstsie Fsiess 81 : ~
Bowers. Il viii oziss Laszn 90.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03

II washisgtoa Territory the pro-
1rscted and unreasonable rains are
notable only q an annoyance. No in
1ercst, agricultural o. industrial. t.
really hsndprrd or injured By them.
hit IN Oregon the situation IL very
different. In The willamette valley,
especially very serious damage has re-
suited Whole fields Of grain have lit
orally rotteJ from excessive moisture,
and II the rain should he followed By
fsw hot days the country viii suffer
something like wholesale failure Of
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C~a1nG - seset1e-
vsxfarxpR. D. G.. ynsr 1-51sre ~sre
ns.rsrs go ssztxprs q the eeSsAesxtgn- =
d<su:xDx mxs en1flE ue1 Al 1sF. Ins -
e.nlf = ~ be<we<z sze yires<i1< ard Vas
rssrr~rs rez-zisef Fss<a<1A :. tz1rs1fef
II re Isrcs~-e exras sss<exls y Vas
eoa1sre TIE er4cx<t szase. victoria -.
x~~4,sssx e. TIE senffse team I'D np<
sss@- fsse hc~e RAGS All the aa~s rArss
1ses1rrr ! srss vi be nla sarErcfrsw -
4 "a In tie s<gHisg rs<e a<fScen fsxze
Ard Bsf1. Paine uoa- Ia shS fsur-1sred
Yxr~ riss ozsy AmeTseas h<sa< Has: II fsaAsx
~fsse-esa TIE senssz< e..s-s tears xsH raa
. seed race wfrh sh- rhzsapsrn team N
fss a,a<nsax The azss~f01Tfa -zsite rare
was ws1 BIZ u E1atas1. 81 the Se<zsi<
hsass swAras the hAssmiIs rsee DF A. lie
hessete, 81 seattle. The tasssng kise-es Der
COATES 1as us< by = seattle Iaxsa- The
ysesorsA and fa1csayer kose rez1Es ssli
rxrffcsY4:e In the SEATTLE tszrnsfae1x
Ah-szr 20 people froza here VII sssff -sszt-
tie ra the Fsserzh- A great ass- 81 t3feress
Nns s.srz tn Tie sxsDrf&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03

Tafe FIGURES fRparvkn.-'I was sur.
ysised 10 read Nv Martins Erowl ia the
paper The other maspias.' said Mr.. I, ,.
Miner. "in which he stated the n3a-k Dla.
mnfld company was only receiving g0l
loas "a coal per day. New, A. a matter ~
fart. The company was receiving AZ that
time more THAI dontlo the quantity men'
toned oneshaif Of the cval hauled over
the rad was snr tbs islsek Diamond ships.
and here Il the rscerd ias the 9ecs in
question, June s4th. ia2s tons. gAih, Iggn
iona .ath. i6sa tousi eth. itsi tsnss .sth.
les tons. aud on the es;b. iislo toss. max
iax snial fas six DAYS 81 aS3t tsns. al
which the hisek Diamond Company re
ccfsed s9s9s =
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lt ms one d oar esfeenaeS Hebrew
<fl1sens who remarked Yesterday that
1enjsnuin and Levi sasie = com
lnstjon very taking In certain guar
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Grand japanese Lantern Procession after
DARK. firs. Of the kind In the Northwest.
The most brilliant event of the day.
Also, Grand Tournament at the Race
Tack, July 5th. under auspices OF Queen
City Cycling Clnb-Fiyc rsilc race, Bicycle
W. Horse etc
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PRIZES.
Trades Display.

Civic society making best appearance in
parade Prize SEQ. Judges, John p. uoyt,
\ Mcintosh. George Harris.
Trades Display.
Mercantile disflay--First prize. 80 or
meal; second prize, So or medal.
Manufacturers uisplay-fissi rrize. $50
or Medal. second prize So or medal.
Judges. Captain i. J. Burns. Fred Sanders
and {. F. WhittIcsey.
Fifty dollars 20 be used ct discretion OF
judges for ether nlerlterious displays.
Decorations.
Best decorated business house In city
First rTlke, $50; second prize, -; third
prize SO
Bes- illuminated business hoUse-First
prize. SIS; second psizc SO; third prize, II.
Best illuminated rc.iGeuee-Fifst pie,
81; second prize. SIS; third prize SO.
twenty-five dollars to be distributed by
the coEs mittee fss other neritorions exhi-
tons
Judges. Nrs !. &. Haines. Mrs. Jacob
Eurth Miss frzfs. FsFrT
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o. c. 5 Ro z z 81 CO.,
UNCERTAINTIES.
Foot Of Columbia -. Seattle.
ElLENsBURG ROUTE



Dig BIND COUNTRY AND c6Sc0XUI-
- y assaes. t3e EacaIae. EHclsaaes s
tc.sissaQliY Railway < Nzt ss1loa cezl-
f.guf fz1i are'a ieczs iiae 90 @eiF H. fasfi
eeEitiei.ea - sas pe2si tsse lisa Et55 b. sT
stsSe tgss3 El.1Esaa-g ~ ls77t Rates =
7Ei. y sfgselef fs0u Port Esssel - ss4e
lfs'-a.-s - il.l gg1ife FfeE. D sIKsa fssssa
si.a Is-c- ur sF 4ha sszlFs1F ha- a8itt
taaa - er,s. ssss1sc-S t1t Is4sss l.. ~ sssfs
90 is1s. sna tEs gltF ~ 81 5zs5esrz, -
ioas. go saa ia fAss rs r. z,fsssars = isl
lTae A. Moss lisssisz- - saefesi =, ttseaasgs,
s4efEi sssiiifsas fs5sssF fer issssz ia-s eosasV5
.ss' saels5. &ssa9s. zlss HsGilsh az AZ
NEaasezss s-a3er Special t.sss esg& s64i
= 'seIz }Hr f5ss route j. rzTNa t44z
slursssl ssEsckesz AMI 81 sf - a. fs5sss
= &4e great 4ssssa esa7e- cons -
fress-as Va Nezia2g1 fseis.z - Ezieasszs-s.
FGl +. & a. = & y. "a. ksE- fresztf sssss
ltssr tMs,ss nnTiy - i1SEs : l,gssg.
ssFss'sessF- sias Rz@4> AgszHe. -zeszas.
:" + -
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ssmmer Sehee! for Girls.

Spring. between Front aud second ssrccsr.
Ix ADDITION TO THE Usual STUDIES
l Instruction in neediework viii be given
The term begins ga Thursday. July 5th, az
so'cicek a m. and Miss Gilinour earnestly
requests oil pupils 10 BE- il the schooi-roofn
At that hour Jus n
DROMISfNT AMONG THE NAMES
mentioned ia connection with the
responsible Office of chief OF Police Is
tina; Of
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rnx ngsect,ric nAlly.--As meeting
Of the nasAAsssosiia Publishing COMPANY.
las, evening, J. ka0aaa. : E.i!soif and
J. Rochester. 81 seattle William Payne. %
Part Townsend. and A. q, fiwaFsls, ~
SIckaac Fails. wero eiaeisA trustees. J. e.
ks.nald wss aseae president " the hoard
al directors, :. fitcafi SECRETARY. aud T.
y. NtFadeea treafrser. Forty Thousand
dollars worth ~ sttsck vas voted W
ssiitof or manager has yet lsagu named
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rRrPsRfsa nos rrS faUsTif --T.se PIN
eipal streets sF0 being AetI VISA gVer
yseenx ami saaz; 81 gAs aaslsss hslsts
have Decorator a. 9ass. is as Esrra
M IN beautiful hnflsse ars 4as
ran eursAw sAe rss ,eo SAYS Rss sett,st
tap dsst aad psssstsfa tbs aEs.ssf 3sro. sud
ieft the waashes ssas. &ssls4ssu sAs taa
coming cessbsatssa.
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~ III 7 - . .-l7~I.@ ~ ---tsl-s
EVERYTHING SEw, SEATAS8 FIRST
IL e5asS s'rssA1e Flsslssa fssF s&lises. Al
meals Fsefsrssl - sTzF-etass ensks oasT.
oyster ia eVi.-F ssgie- FzesA Eastern ags-
fsrs arrived f1sssEs- Tale elssyss sap
Piled with the issst siie szzskET alfus3k
tifsez d2y SID asshf. Aezss At al prsees
BE xssxe an wsee - q saii.
sesl~ 3 8tSsZZA, PfsY-1efss.
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1'hg >csass kssiSrenfn. - Only STAG
nssass ap,.eaf ar0n ghe city rxistry heaks.
divided A. ialsess FIRST wsr,i, SO; seeand.
7sas fllni, sesi. aGa forrth. t,rt zae ts,As3
rf REGISTRATION as,s ytsspslAv. snt cited
srf euat perseas 90 uSpeks AMI shos csuse
why fheir nSutes sauBid uot be stricken
fNfia fae lis, 04ty Clerk fazrrst csttmstss
that there arr fassy sub Seesl y9sees n hose
has9es arr nes uftan tAa, bsaaks. aad Whs
ssaszs Ueiitiy. wiA II. nnaf.,e s., vote.
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NASpKEegts = CAsz Ill !. Nsaaesbl,s,
the alleged cisSus elyauca azcnt saersei
With rehhecy. eas iatee h1sore fastlee
saieFaeFg lssF evening sna the esse was
caatfAnel nnti l0rtAes evidence san 81
prrorca E.iNraol Howard. Fae sliesta
Victim % tAss sa,ssegs T. ia Maa asa aua
probably Viii ~, b. bsst u scs.lfa Tnless
soniy uiis esagSfsa1l t8g8s ;'H 10 .ssiifr So
tAeAs. there viii nos he seli r.ca. e4tstenre
Ia A,ss1 the pflSauer on
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ruS ReaaafE CtgRr,--Magy NHh,a Crara
was apRslalci aim,ais.sasglS % ms estate
IL 4 aagse li.ifas,, deceased ycs rdag
The 6 ,aie aateaals ~ slsNat tsAn52 aaf
sse gave hoHs- in tac euHs ~ ssasa Eu
sAe masz2f 81 sac ystatc ~ EitlaGa How.
.larsAsssi, iale ~ White 9stcF hss aisa0.
Hossssra. Nas sptsaiaict s4a5itssssfsi.F nj X.
ard esyc eanilS IA tae saEs 0f slt.@1a
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PROGRAM MI
o. THE
FouIih d july Celebration
AZ
SEATTLE. WASH. TER.
SEATTLE. WASH. TER.


L Sxss.@ q. xaurlsS. Is guns
= Procession. 20 Ia&-ea 81 10 o'esock A.
X starting point - izferSerIss-i u
tsoznmsrcss. and Main streets
Z Exercises AZ University 1refe> csszz-
ruearsax ~ II o'csessk A. ~ rs solioNs
lusse By First Rsxineut Bsrssl
Prayer ~ tire hapaalz1-
Ssrsarsas sczg BY Qszzrsst-e-
address tsy the President
song. -.asae-!es-' br TIE nnulfitnsie-
nerSarxsian Of Independence
National Song By tauasseffe.
Ersic BY the Band
I. s2;are. eosas2curinz at L o'eiaek- isi
gums.
{. ysca. Race. ri 1 osesos K =. X
O. Exhibition Drill. Z. X Knights OF
PJfhias n oelcck.
:. Indian Canoe Race and Double Scuii
Rare, a. e'Fiocx-
5. Making ersasy Pole and Tub Race,
.. Rlryeis Race and Exhibition. Al /
10. Cais1onisa fias Games. q: o'clock.
IL Concert. aBdcr auspices Of the Anon
s.sciefy, Frye's Oy-.ra House.
4. Sxyal Parade snd Harboy illumina-
rions. 81 y O'clock
Is. Bicycle Parade. ct . o'clock
IA. Military Bal a First Regiment Arm
orr and Firsnans Bail e. Turn xerein
Hall, at e::3r. a.
y. shooting Matches. a. grounds south
end OF Grant street bridge, July sth
and 9Th
Is. Firemcn's Tournament. under ans
pieeS Of Northwestern firenSnss As
soeistion. III II O'clock A. ". i-ee
p<9sterS.l
L. salute al sunset. y guns.
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LOST AND POUND

EoUSD-A SHEEp--PIcKED UP IS THE
It bay IN South seattle. Owner can have
same by calling on 8. Z. ENGER, Kansas
House. and paying charges ii2 II
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GRACE HOSPITAL.

raiTtccaih 81, nea- Madison, Seattle. ". +.
nEAN WATSON. PRESIDENT, RESI-
~ denee ThiFd sa8 jefferson streets. ,.
=, E1cicsen. attending pAssiclsa aad SUE.
Trcr, obes, kcnaF alex. Front street
.i'ic hospital g. Tsaee u 81 the FrOsdWzy
caata Iaa o. Lake Utian street es-sl
fsssfstss-frs
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NOTICE--ALL ACCOUNTS AGAINST
~ the steamer Nellie prior TO June Q. and
against the steamer MuEroe prior TO June
-. viii be settled by W. :. MAYFfEI.D.
Address. ia Second and Stewart 81 je.stla
WANTED.-CAPirAL. 4 MANUfAC-
w turing business in seattle. doing
well, with large profits, wants $4,000 cap
l;gl 10 increase its plant Address I. O.
Box Ssi. je2s I'm
MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUNS TO SUIT,
Va upon .laproyed city and farm prop
cry al lowest rates. No dciay in closing
loans. L. B0NDEN. 1ai Columbia street
fsss~s,r
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BIDS

p-TlF. III RvCEtVED 81 THE TS
" derSigatsi - the erecisssl 0f e fisrsz-
<serV frame rslsssilzzg. L,itis Rs3H "a chased
O. ucigsek +. n. Monday. JUS . TIE
Eight i reserved 10 rsts5s aay or al lids
sui q ki~i5k-K K CLARK