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Increased Alail SERVICE.

WAsHINGToS, Sept. 5.--1he Postmaster
General to-day ordered, ut the request Of
Representative Biount, a night service on
the Georgia Central railroad between
Macon aud Savannah; on the Macon and
Augusta railroad, between tbose cities and
on TIE East Tennessee road, between Macon
and Brunswick.
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Prov ofa Cruiser.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 5.--The casting of
tho prov Of the now United States cruiser
San Frauci CO, which took placs Aug. q at
the Union l. on Works, has been placed ia
its bed, and the casting is found 20 be a
co nplese success. The prov weighs 1900
pounds.
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rwELvE DE d ON THE RAILS.
An Express 1rain Runs Into a Wreck
Ia rance.

PARIS, Sept. 5.--An express train from
D! jon lett the rail, last night while on it,
WY to Paris, blocking tho road. The ItaI-
ian night mail ain ran into TIE disabled
train and was wrecked. Twelve persons
were Killed AID forty injured. The collision
occurred between Malaln and Velars-Sur-
Oucbe Both engines were hurled down an
ombankmeHt and eight cars were smashed
into Dipfes
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A Tea and Coffee Dealer Fails.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.---James p. Bennett,
retail tea and coffee dealer at No. Is
Vesey street, and No 2.225 Third avenue
to-day filed q general assignment to James
y. Becker. Preferences ars given twenty
creditors. the aggregate being S2l 1923.
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Redemption of Worn Coin.

WAsHINGToT, Sept. 5.--In the House to-
day Mr.. Bland Of Maine, under instructions
from the committee on coinage, weights
aud measures, called up the bill providing
for the exchange Of worn or mutilated sub
sidiary coin at its coinage value for new and
unworn coin. Passed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-06
Colorado,s Republicans.

DENVER. Sept. 5.--The republican state
convention met here to-day and nominated
on the fifth ballot for goyernorJ A. Cooper
Of Denver and William q. Smith for Leu
Tenant governor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-06
SEVEN NEW CASTS AT TAMPA.
Most Of Them of a Mild Type-Other
Towns Infected

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA telegram has
been received at the marine hospital bureau
from DR.. Wall, at Tampa, saying that there
have been seven new cases reported there
within the past two days, four of which
are positive. Most Of the c,ses, he says, are
of mild type.
DR.. hurry reports by telegraph that he
has arrived at Tampa and that there Is one
isolated case at Manatee and another at
Palmetto, and that the other river villages
are healthy.
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IN THE RACE FOR CONGRESS.

Mr.. SCOTS Constituents Refuse to Let
Him Retire.
NORFOLK, VA, Sept 5.-The democratic
convention of tho Second district to-day
nominated r. C. Marshall for congress.
POLITICS AT RICHMOND.
Richmond. VA, Sep. 5.-The Third dis
trict democratic convention to-day nomi-
mated George d. Wise for congress for the
fourth term.
The senatorial convention here to-day
nominated Co way T. Sands for the state
Senate, and the city committee nominated
Charles f. Workman, Jr, for the House of
Delegate.i
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-06
Reiief for a Catholic Churoh.

; NAsHIsGToN. Sept. 5.--ln the Senate to.
day the bill for the relief of the Roman
Catholic .csuroh of 81. Peter and st. Paul
at ChatSV3 ooga, Tenn, was passed with
verbal Amendments.
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Money for + civilizations.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.--In the House
this morning, on motion of NJ. Slyers of
Texas. the senate amendments to the forti-
hcations bill were non-concurred in, and
conference was ordered
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-06
A Saw Mil Burned

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-F. A. Delts'
planning and saw mill, at Thirteenth street
and Ohio avenue, was burned this evening.
the loss Is estimated at $4,000 1t is partly
covered by insurance.
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Uncle sam Futs se,1so.ooo in Bono

WAsHIEaToS. Sept. 5.-The bond offer.
ings at tho treasury to-day aggregat ID
S. 2a1 900. The secretary accepted 81, OO0. :
900 one bid Of Is, registered, at 1919; 81, O00,-
registered AVS in another at 1882 total ac-
cepted So, $50 600.
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To tost fine value of Advertising In

To test the value Of advertising In tho
Morning News Trade Issue. we will give to
every purchaser of a Piano or Organ before
Oct. next who mentions our page adver-
tisement as having ledThem TO correspond
with us a special reduction in price, which
will be given only to such parties. Write
ern Music HOUSE
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Redmono's Trial.

DUBLIN, Sept. John Redmond was
tried to-day. Judgment was deferred until
Sept. %, ia spite OF the protest of MIR. Red
mond, who desired an immediate decision.
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A DEATH AT RIVERSIDE.

Mrs. Mulberg die1 at Riverside to-day,
the attending physician certifying that her
death was from typho-malarial faver. The
board of health expert declared it yellow
fever. There are several very critical
cases. To-morrow'S death roll may be
heavy again.
DIR. f. H. Caldwell of Sanford. who
off sred his services, is expected to assume
temporary charge at st. Luke's hospital
tomorrow.
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DEATHS HECTIC FLUSH.
FEVER KILLS FIVE AND FEELS
FIFTY-ONE.

The Outlook in Jacksonville Worse
than on ANY Day Since the Outbreak
of the Epidemic-An Appeal to the
Country at Large for Financial Aid.
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The Outlook in Jacksonville Worse
than on ANY Day Since the Outbreak
of the Epidemic-An Appeal to the
Country at Large for Financial Aid.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. 5.-The
official bulletin for the twenty -four hours
ending at o'clock tonight is as follows:
New cases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Deaths. ..........-.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total number of cases to date. ............. 3SS
Total numoer of deaths Observation-Disclosures. AZ
DEATHS OF THE DAY.
Those who died to-day are:
LOUIS R. HERNANDEZ.
Mrs. Lucy MCCULLAR.
j. STARK.
JOHN CARROLL.
E. r. PIERsoN.
THE NEW PATIENTS.
To-day's new cases are:
Mrs. LUCY MCCULLAR. who has since
died.
FRANK HUBBARD.
EDWIN G. SMITH.
H. w. FLAGG.
Two CHILDREN of w. G. Candlish.
THOMAS o. MCPHERSON.
Mrs. E. G. WHITNEY and two children,
ANNIE NJ and FLORENCE H.
Miss EMMA GUGBL
BLANCHE AMAZON.
CLEMIE WAGNER.
WILLIAM KAY.
Mrs. DAVIS.
C. CAIRNS and wife,
JOHN SMITH.
ARTHUR KING.
ANTHONY GONZALEZ.
Mrs. PATRICK KELLY.
J. SToRoK and two children, JULIA and
GEORGE.
CHARLES CRoIssANT.
Miss ANNIE ARPIN.
Mrs. WILCOX.
NETTIE HAZLETINE.
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And - LIABLE TO SERVE 4 1xaM
zHKREFoD.

Just after the paper went to press
yesterday morning an efiioer called Al
this siiice and stated that George Casey.
the hack driver. had been arrested for
robbing two MEN, one on Monday nigh,
snd the other On Tuesday. Il seems
that ABOUT midnight young business
ANN from the East went 10 one Of tie
variety tteaiers on South second street.
and got drunk. Tue proprietor turn I'd
him over TO hack driver named George
Csssey, to bs taken 70 the Occidental.
On the road Casey robbed his passen-
ger OF his watch, {45 10 coin, al am-
breils, geld piu. match safe, aud other
articles, epd on reachine the hotsi, pot
the man out on the sidewalk. where te
was founa by The employees OF the hoase,
In M inseDsihle condition, and taken
up stairs.
TIE reXt night a miner named No
Kiunon, from Newcastle. With some
companions painted the t1vn red until
about three o'clock in the morning.
when McKspnou gave bis companions
the alp. Tue next msfning he found
himself In q back room over saloon,
stripped OF his watch an9 $40 IN cash
tie vent back to tbs theatre and learn
ed that be bad left tha, place In hack
driven by this same Casey. Later 10
the Gay he met the hack driver, Who
bad his watch on bis person. He grab
red the watch and lad Casey arrested.
In bis pockets Gas found some other Of
tue stolen property.
Casey had an examination yesterday
before Justice Sodsrbsry. and sas held
ia tue san of fioe1 IN each case 10 sr-
pear before the eraud jars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
REAL ESTATE Ti2AySFkRS.

rhs zeal estate transactions for
Wednesday aggregated til.6so. There
wsrc eighteen deeds died.
Aihs Gardner OF al to q r Holden,
unrt OF fists. sis0
Niree. lots /. :, , g Is. "a. block ; Phin-
neys addition. siota
x ID Mifts ana wife TO u Kaufman. v
Inter- II 10 same. 500.
I'm smithers 20 kllrn Michigan. lots
n ana Is. block ~. Renton. sra
Charles ksksldy % J NJ and " & ia
~. lot 4. block l. Northern addition. $50
Olive sgewar, and husband 70 kase, !
nCrussey. lot 10. block l., Bells fiita ad-
disian, Stso0.
Nsrsea = West to William G Hill. lot S.
hcck u. MAyasrd's plat 500
N n Scott and wife 20 dawn Turr bull.
scss 7. 4 ., ~. block J Ross addition 81.
u Disaoo snd wis.s 10 Dora Al psrrin.
ics {. soncrvalo addition. s501
Taco Aesdsg ard wife 60 Arthur burns.
isAcs in See Il. A u y. RS SIS.
Arihar Bans 20 N NJ PescEs. lot l.
wsixhs's Addition, SIS.
WI tAaSs,ey nnd wife 10 James Y
Ihomp>oa. isact OF - acres sec ~ 1 =
" arseec,t 10 r V Casfia. lots 4 :, block
Dean ssaltica. sisaa
ut : on snA wife "a tnaellRs BtVpty,
.css J :, & q n Mck i kass aadi'
tlen. $50
NFs Co % GeorgA W picSrrirS,
Ssss Of - acres 10 Gee =, 7 IS y. h 8 h
u II Rang starff TO John " James. lets
~ u, bao-G 4 keugstofs sdtitsae. SIS.
sAlncs q ssldfcltos. trustee ~ James
hAn. iots =, s 6. Z = 3, hssck a.: 10 :
- ~ u =. h-o~ss a., los :. : 3 eiocs
~ 70 poHt ass ~ cyHd add .iioa. a.,
u N u eva - Mrs ueisna f'iifoD. iQt q
usssk g. bo.,s F1lssh AG&itsen. siSo.
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asssndeo tie RsCnhliean eonvsntion
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aAcrs = Rssae,n 1sisvnv tS,0nSnv. ~
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
TIE BROOM AGAIN NEEDED.
INDICATIONS THAT SEATTLE ~ AGAIN BE-
mo vIslrsp n BAD CHAnAcTaks.

After The ssssais made 90 George
HYDE Preston several months ago. the
solioe proceeded TO clear Seattle Of al
men VITO eocid 20, sire satisfactory
erpisnsiian Of their preseroe- A; that
sinae I'D for sone rnepits presisos,
eurslarses. petty thisyery ana highway
robbie rics vers oeaarrsnees 90 free lent
shss the reesic generally became
aroused 10 the Eeee sssfy Of doing so1ns-
snip, ny way of having tolics rscu-
.s,,ors eafosced. Tie result v3s In al
in A few asrs arrss : we're inside by tbs
scofe and in nsay OF tie saves the de-
srnasr.s we're given fss cears 10 leave
tie city. In every s1cn case they less
according TO instructions. a large
runsoss .efs Of their osn scsafd. and as
4 s<dueuse sicce that tine the ciss
aAs been remarkably fires frog, roe
b.r.es. With tbs excepsiou OF tie a1gees
.ustirs asa she Hamusi saocsine.
To, - 10 petty thiessfs there las been
bar little heard Of HE vieilsnce Of
the police. when extrtet rersissertiy.
ufevxnses eta characters fren eatssz-
lrs into the eisy.
OF isee. Eowtss<, Sst,F fSltfsfy c&
become 81 freQaest oecsrseCees and fhs
p<orls are comgisiGia1 thss u 10 ta1e
10 stsrs the le1zi hrooUas In rsetian snd
.v~ep all bad characters out Of town
Fsc,ss are stopged en- the streets at
nj. b, and told - sc,rsndsr their prop
ert,, ard eoas>s are cssz.srr-ss 10 .
szcsIi wsy ia dsasssn. parts Of sss ssiy.
pssres zig chArscters are again eorsre-
sAfins 10 tie ssty, and focspads are al
,e,Asrs etskxzss With Q hel3ness witch
indicates bsv little tear shAy hare fos
he aaseorssieS TIE sz.k heard vher-
ever the suh;eea h referred 20 u that
cs,is.ns sesaid prsvise soeaseives With
rsvofvprs and ass thsn veenssef o.
enetoa iasssa<a OF eoorae theee 10 %
pspssnss shas this eoasss = really nsesa-
~. - lnesa na aeeaa 1gog1n1nn11e1
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ovx1LAsD fAsssgssn.

p,d Hunfinxsua 60 - OEsuua HeEs
&Ihusdsy. " . Pszesss.. Ihs0as
65ss.-sll. a 81 Jokn. - l. Heyt. b &c.,
I L nan and wife. Mfs 3 70 :
n J Il Mordt, y Z kunnf4 c
o1by. G u Rowe. w . Whtfnas. ed
sd Medfasd On the Oregon { Cals-
e..s5n Thursday. X y NftcAeH. O<1e
Ssssss and vie. < Msss.ley: y z
- sd wife, Mrs. 4 G1nsroe3S
ssffrws and wife. Il 3 BFynn- r @
>Sryisr. Grace EoM Nm A1die 0ayeg.
n ocldsmith- Ivy Bspokn, Agnas wei
~. I Clarke 4 eeneene: 40 wte.,
SSH pxsn,. Hon II A k1ehchih. Mn b
sINbhle. q d Waxson. = @ nauUg1xs.
III + Il Morrill,, II - 0Arsiah 81 vifss
w Manson ard dsnahtsr. @ d Hayes
- vifs. J * 6tAseeae nna Kinney
rcsaSF1' advertising or snd party q stx-
m n ! Barker. w II Norman, Nh q
6Sra1, Mssy Cal. . TrUxel end wlfn. o
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L1Sx8UcrsD Yos BxA1x1.


Tss snisy ss5 isfsesfizi Repshssczsa
- ssss sssctee dsiesstes 70 IL essnsy
e1sssfsss srYsyed sheAsessa n vsrsosu
eaanse p.es yesterday in Pyshhn kail -
psoessssd % he busiaess q esecsiss d<se-
egsAss % IL tnisorial coasesfiss vish =
saeaiuity II puspnse shss wns eaua1pS
o1ly ~ TIE essaasissn vita which tbey
auervar1 snsosxed James d. BzAsne for
Efendeucy ef the United stzfes- Juixs
kznn 10I<h scted - Chairman Ths bcss-
sens - TIE eommfstse on eredenfisss w>s
eoua tlspooed Of and n0uinatioas for xeis-
esae vers thes nsde- The fciiovins
e~aes .eSs tbeu presented - Tie eouver-
tics: Col. J. c. Haines, Thax. +. Minor.
4 J. GTsns, O. @. Lyoa. Il. b. AibeYtsoa,
z. H. Hsnfnsd. George ". Tibbesfs.
tseofzs ID. HIH sod ". ". xsWiin. The
vote vas by ballot and tAs result va e.
scsiy - foiisws: J. C.. Hsin0 Is, 7. r.
nincs rs. p. J. Grant IS, G. q. Lyon rs.
z. b. Aihertsoa ~, G.. n. Hnnfosd "a.
Geosre w. Tib6stts "a. George D. Hiff 8,
AID W. W. Ssriia g. The Arss seven sese
Declared elected.
7. J. Humss srose .aad said that 10 order
that The d<i<gsfes sho1if Get 10 perfect
harmsay with the desires Of the CONVEX
tson ~ srggeseed ths propiety al givisg
Impression 70 the sisws Of the deiexnsss.
Mr.. Alb<rt<oa followed Mr. Hunes and
introduced sad rc2d the following reSoia-
tion:
The Republicans Of King eoanty 10
Convention assembled express their und;-
minissed considsaee IN The patriotism and
ability 81 JAmes q. Blaine, aad. while re-
spectlng ibe feelings which prompted him
u decline 10 bsoome IN active competitor
for the presidential pominzfion. b<iieve
that be shssid 10 made the standard
bearer for bis party 10 The impending battle
ter the protection Of Anerscsn lsDor, aud
hersty instruct their Delegates 70 the terri
iorsaI eoassnfion 10 favor tor delegates 10
the national convention only those who viii
pledge Themselves 10 vote and labor for the
domination or James G. Blaine 70 long ~
there ID prospect that the party vii be
able 10 Command his services
The resoiaison Of instruction was adopted
without eissenting vote. The convention
then adjourned.
The delegates. aecompsnied By several
Seattle gentlemen will leave Wednesday
next Tor North Yakima, at which place the
territorial convention viii he beid on the
day following. The delegates present at the
coaaty convention yesterday were - fol.
lows:
sesttle-First ward. o. n. MoFe. Prank
Kane; Second ward. T. 7. Minor, @. n.
iieiibrou. Eben smith. w. W. Aewlin, j.
W. George. Fred GAscb; Third ward. J. c.
Haiuss. Z. J. CLARK. L. B. Andrews. G. II.
kittlager, Otto RaHke, T. J. Hume :;
Fourth wxsd. w. q. wvod. L. =. Compton.
W. H. Hughes. yasaon- John p. Black.
burn. W. u. SNOW. sqaak--George W.
Titus
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GLAp OF LIT sm si&a steamer
eAs essn buili 90 rua between Seattle
ene Tacoma by way of the vsst Pass
-. said = eisixSa of olalla. sesserday.
As u = COS. snera IS 10 steamer 90
sess route. There 10 . little boat which
Wings esI msii fran Taen0as ard re-
safrs 10 taAt place vstaoat coming to
ceauie. tbs eoagels tie hundred OF
eoss farmers fesi6iag ia cor pssgeeor-
ceod 10 do their trading In Tacous.
seoa Is great y 90 their disadvantages.
Atsfs are no large stores 10 fscomA
Nd prizes are HEsh higher there thsp
sssttte Ter every thing we fsr&ers re-
xaifrs Mih = steamer RAINING TO Ss-
Sass sS can sell aef batter and ssgs
sefe and bay asr groceries sud esashins.
1wfs sEe az uy usigahors - anxs o.
80 e>lAt pef ae. ard whea vs read
tbe fcsE~ lsxsfi T5sNcxa tkss q
snsr hsd been oeslt for tbst roase
csit s0rs 81 lahtise mexsine
ssez ourselves. Wy The people Of
sus have nos ksps sseAaaxr 90 that
ale al the tins IA a mystery to Ia
Ass Western stes Of tie soasi 10 fsps r
eaiing a.. ard IN = ccuple ~ years
uia be nsase tassneas 90 thai
than two sach sssausefs e the
~ Lynn cAa DE-
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COUNCIL nKBruc-yAY ooLL s40t1H-
oxnx1 uxWs n0I1s.

OINxn uxUA HOIEa.
(Ae0ekeS c~r. foee-lase1e6eneev.j
At the meeting Of the city council lat
night an ordinances vns psssed il con-
formisy With the liauor lav passed b.
the Last leaislsture, which places the IL
eeuse on beer b alls q $50 and on ljouos
saloons q $500 per annum.
Undsr tbis Ordnance . lieeose vas
issued to O. r. Holtoa 70 run q aonneal
liquor saloon.
The streee eommittee vos ipstrueted
10 prooeod q ouee 9th tt afadinQ ana
general improvenent az ihe pubic
square; alss The plantin9 Of mapls shsAe
trees aroupd the same.
The matter Of funding The city, IN
debsedness, under the Law passe6 by he
laas leQisIasare. vas dieouaae6 Al oon-
sidsrable lenath and vas finally 70
ferred 20 the judiciary oowmisteo. With
instruotious % report as the maxi meet
Ing.
uoTABlEs AProu1SD.
Governor EempJe has appointed W.
n. Calhoun. Of Heaffle. md 7. n II.
Soinninr. Of Tnoo0a. "a be nofaries
uuhIio.
TAX norI srorxu.
Th;. ,no,ni,. ,h.r n.c,., s,,.,,S
pn,1 .srs - "a. IT.. ~ sc.n..
s soud sos - - IN y. o . u oos -. coonsy
Ana shs a. Mi I oo,s T T tn....s ~ II.
dsrsi, -srtsS nrtr -. ~ Ill :: -.
-. - -: S;stn:s,s al ~ - oeass ri,
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Psal Ashs. eA3sf saaiassR ~ ths g.
ossIA Lake Shore 3 Essaam raiivAy, -
tasnsd yesterday frou . Ghoes hosineas
visa - spsksns IslhL Hsviaa bssa
~ b rspessse. - - aahs1 70 ~
part any saiissaA nsss ~ uiGhs have
esinsd dsrin& III trip 70 ~ go Of IL
OAssadea.
II DO not know that I san eivs you
asy interesting revA~ rspiisd 4s.
01hf. "Ynn arc aware Of H. fast tha1
shs psooie II 6pokans fsspuaded qujsk-
~ % the call Dada upoa she0 - the
committee appointed 10 opajeia oahossip-
tious 70 The el75cW asked by ~ 6sas
tie. Lake Shore 4 Eastern. 6pokana
did splendidiy, the noaey U.s. satsed
ana tes roa1 viii - oass bsein vosk -
The limo FROM that city veseVard"
How soon do yea think TIE oooiraeis
viii Be les fog vork on the rev disiasou
Of tbs linern
.Thas I cannot s1ats, for ths reason
that there 10 Doss or less pFetiEinaRy
work to 20 through visb. bat 10 b safe
70 say that ve vii havs men ous On Ne
line within tvo voeke WORKING hard.
The mooey vas reised By SpokAnd and
there vii % no delay 10 pushing The
roadbed vess."
Il suppose. then. that The road vill
make IN astemps 70 handle The eFuos Of
Eastern Wsseineton next year and that
branch lises VII be pashsd oat from
the main Incl"
II cannot speak - 10 branches. The
main object 10 10 Get the main line
through from 6ookans direosly vess 10
q ian ssion With that portion of the
road nov euiidinR east from Seattle.
That IL a. mach a. vs can attend TO as
present. Possibly IL circumstances
warrant IL Ne may extend branch into
the PAiouse country, bus cannot say
much - TO that, for orr attention 10
nov folly taken up Nth preliminary
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to IN early completion Of the road
- the great city Of eastern WAXING
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are eager for il. The road 70 anxious -
push buildisR. There 70 plenty of
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cured that there vill Be- lively times BE-
tween this city and Spokane during the
coming Summer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT.
MEMS and YOUTHS
All the leading styles are fully
represented in this department.
among which are classed 1--WE bat.
ton and four button low roll cut
away sack coats, from $3.50 to
SIG.
Frock suits in . variety Of pat
terms, mostly dark, ~ they are
generally used a. dress suits.
The style of cut runs in four but
tom cutaway, one button Chsster-
Geld and one button working coat
suits, AID range from $12 70 20.
In double-brsasted Prince Al
bert suits We have the corkscrsw,
whipcord. pique, widewale and
granite pique, ranging from $50
to $3.50 per suit, though many
prefer coat and vest alike and
striped pants with this style Of
coat, 20 We have an elegant -.
sortmsnt Of fine pants from IS to
% to 60 with such suits.
In spring and fall overcoAts
both light and dark shades are
worn, mostly silk saced, and the
plain ay-front sack overcoat.
They range in price from s25 to |
$40, some silk lined throughout.
They make . most beautiful gar
ment, which in this climate is
most useful a. it can be worn |
throughout the entire year. !
Onr pants Tor to be very |
English, trousers) stock is very !
complete and in endless variety
Of patterns, all Of Il . latest and |
most fashionable shades, ranging |
from $50 to IS per pair
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
CLOAK ROOM
Second Floor, Take Elevator

Second Floor, Take Elevator
Never looked gayer or more bright
than now. The new spring jackets
for ladies and misses, hundreds OF
them are here. nicer jackets than any
one can imagine. Black jackets In
chsviots and in corkscrews and in
chevron diagonals. SEQ jackets to
6 jackets. Then the plain cloth
jackets in colors. in gray, in tans 8
to Ga each. Braided jackets In
black, In tan, In gebelin, In blue, In
gray, in brown. - much or - little
braiding ~ you please. Jackets for
slender people and for stout people.
A variety Of jackets that surprises
everybody, The beaded pelsrines or
shoulder wraps in all jet and irrides-
emit beads $50 and lower to go each.
The dressiest and most elegant are
here in these beaded wraps. The
long garments. too. for spring wear.
listers and Raglans braided aad
plain In stripes. checks and plain
col0rs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

Samples. We bought q mansfaotoey
iss OF sanp piles comprising 200 garments
10 ladies' aud misses musiin underwear.
Aprons. caps. bopnsta. Guilds dresses,
infants sIips. corset covers, etc., 81 Soc
on the dollar on sale tnis week. Clear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
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