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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

~-t--At'~ -sssF>t+A%t-z ~
Heftie L Green, lot ., block {. chausaaqus
Beach, 81.
william HoilIsa to Franklin ~ Jones,
lots !. ,. aud I. Sec 4. Up p ~ 4. ~,
SSQ
Nell stewart 10 Amos Getting. Sc < oil
See. 4. TIP. z6 y. X. Z Y. 500
Ella Evans 10 Franklin NJ. Jones. lots Is,
"a and u. see. 4. TIP. 81. n. X. 4. SIC
W. 7. Holden 70 l. II. Griffith. lots and
10, block -. D. r. Drnny's addition, 600
william II. Moore 10 Anton Nielsen. lot
Il. block L. Madison street addition, r53.
A. n. i.lewellyn 10 William winder. lots
s. aud 81, block l., Madison street addition,
Sl7n
Benson l. Nofshnp to George H. Hell
bron, NV !. of Sc and the east * OF the
sw 4 OF Sec. %. fp. Is. y. X. : +, quit
claim. $40,
George H. Hebron TO A. r. stewart. nm
divided !, interest IN the Ne I Of The sw
1, of See -. fp- =. y. r. 8 y, 40
United states 10 J. Schweitzer, lot ?. See.
10. TIP. ~ \. X. 3E, final receivers receipt
X. NJ. NeEn,ire 20 J. &. Wallace. sE OF
sN u. aud Sw =. OF the Sc +. Of see a.
TT. - y, X. 5 +. S-7oo.
" D. Monroe 10 J. VI. Whitehead. lots %
IL Inclusive, block 2. Monroe !. Nhipple' :.
addition, sis.s7.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

iSsLrx OF NoswEGisSs.-on the last
trip OF the PreIaier there were 20 Nor
wegians booked through 10 astoria. not
one Of whom could speak English. There
were thrcc yonas girls In the crowd with
cut parents or relatives Just what these
people were gcing Ia Astoria for could not
be learned. bat most likely 70 engage IN
the fishing business
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ATTENTION.

UAyISG SECURED A CONTRACT OF
Ill seYe-ai sksssce and slightly bEiEd11g
lots "a d. T. DsSRy E&st Pax afsstfaon
ssersssastux Lake Enfoa and tae Eay. l
ssfss.r she1a a. fzt@Estins purchases IS a.
ezSrerseEl fsE sgE-es Terms. bali casa.
asalaaer ezse OF twu yeGrx, " per cent
r. nI'GD SMITH.
gssesnert tscrssselzsAi Hs:za- wtth ssrd 4
l.-4-sfrs, sFf>tf4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

sosEfmixa WuETa srEsSS.-"A Dark
Secret by the Lewis Morrison company al
Fsyc's Opera bonse Friday and Saturday
evenings aaa saturday afternoon promises
rare treat for theatre gpers. incidental
70 the play occurs the now widely celc-
DRAFTED Snenies Regatta and Old church
seeses." the proper presentation Of which
rcluircs 300 cubic feet OF the stage 10 be
hoooded with - 800 galioas OF water
weighing over seventy -eight tons. un the
surface Of THIS ssse2.a a-9 eaa.ees steam
boats, pleasure yachts. racing shells, water
;og,, etc. The weak attempt 10 initiate
this wonderful & fret. lately seen ia rari
land gives bat a vague idea 81 the xois .er
fui possibilities Of these gfca< sserex- Ne
Morrison hrings the original ,.siiforni,
thcatcr company with hins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19
A CLEVER ESCAPE.


Capt. Mccoy Avoids Arrest by TAX
ing . Pleasure Trip.
There are more Ways than one TO escape
arrest. said an old oficer yesterday. ..eu:
one Of the most clever escapes which has
cone under my observation occurred the
other day. II seems that some weeks ago
Capt. Mccoy u the tag Blakeiey had some
words with e. y. o'Hxrs. and finally struck
him and knocked him down. Before Mr.
o Hars could pull himself together again.
the captain had taken his departure. Mr..
o'Hara proceeded fo Justice Jones court
and swose out warrant against the cap
tain charging him with an assault and bat
terry. The warrant was placed tn the hands
of Constable John Caldwell
DAYS And WEEKS PASSED.
But Captain Mccoy kept out of the juris-
dsctiou of the court Finally the tug was
ordered 10 Seattle for some supplies, and
hearing that Captain Mccoy was In the
city the constable set out in search Of him.
He spicf him ON the deck Of Sannu
the wharf. Calling sjsuno
Ger bzse xosied ~
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH

lrrnwAY RETNEES SEATTLE AID
vi Txrsrns A pheasant hxAstAfss s1sa
nv rr-er1 VIA sasS ss4yrsazs4ss Fsg,s ks4 ex-
fz.ssfas farll3fss~ fas eS@aFssFis. sss<zetsEs
zaa1 sax3xfag. sz1ss8s &Er, h'asztHiS sxrzi-
tezsk ssterzTy saseTs&lz s1s nF3 boss
f.ss S4y- Ess-ss ss-susers> Ezsssasszi essaxSa-
ssAz. E7s
Na@sTS--Tes asxwEz. szTes TAaxzHaz a.
4 "A SID <sasTae 2sss 3 n sSe1 CA
sss tas seas2 TIE ara ET@NN as<ses
---tFFss 4 e sssssssssgs. Wes.scsA4ss SID
Ff4Assx la4wes TSessaz faeStSy, THUS
.sss. sz.1-eszs ~ go = - ExsG7z31sz sflza
80 fs.ss ysass.s szNs = gsG1AFs weiss.
~ F--ssa4 :. = "a 3oe -4aSz1 ssszszf
tq.ssgs Tsare-a4 ssxsse<sssy ~ E-s
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rxsrrs AZ - p N.
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FOR SALE.

THE VAN DoRES FARM, on WHITE
l River. containing s5sNt IsS acress =
.rr~s in heyss good residence. tenant ho1se,
{ ktsps warehouse. barns etc. Ia tine or
der. TAss - one of The hssss tsrsHs n The
Terrssary: 80 scrss Of tiEaher land adsoiu-
ing sis,a far sale For particulars stss1y 70
az sstresz Gro. u VAN pozkN
NEise River fossofhce.
King Co. Wash. TEE.
ID FRED T. SANDER,
4x Cog. ME ard Commercial SIS. seattle
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rs. W,5zk Fz.o.ss Essssq --1l'.iEst fENsssS
,..s.ss. ssetysa.sss sect oss "a Tbs saNSsss.
- Sears 4 Essen Yesterday. - sSsa'
- ~ rzar.saa ess6e~ hlsNcea taS
. -. -s,ssr srt ne aee -4Hea. E1sss
- - -, ss-.-- tzsSslszs zssi ssFt-ti tss1-s
=. 49, Ns.fN siig ~ szsssls esstS3 - zssss
I : ,.sSsx - a.. As4vy raeA Nssse ~ 80 -
s..s.ssesE salts fsse lsssss.FsssssTsi g s@s
-. sfg2sr .p&a hzz kse-e2 f.eSszz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

sE ! Ut See. I, TpI
BENJAMIN Z Bril-
lots I aud 4. block
S2se. ,
United states %
sec. 20. TIP. 20 ~. r.
II. Il. scott to X
and :, block ;. Ross
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

rnssiniy Hoax. Last evening mes
seuger hoy went 70 the residener III Heriah
brown. aud Inquired II the wife Of senator
George Hearst, 81 san Francisco. and party
were there. Mr.. Brown was assnanded al
the Inquiry. as he had no ksewlesige that
Mrs. Heafst ass expected Ia the city, and
replied Ia the negative. lie decided ~ IN
sessigaie ihe matter aud dsnned bis hal
and came down town lie inquired AZ ths
principal hotels, hut ecnid learn nothing
mFthcr. Mr nrowa Was cue os the earliest
California journalists anS Is well ac7nafns
ed with The fiessxf,s. lie Is grvs;ly per
piexvd 10 knes who sent the bay to hi,
slipped away hefosc he thought 10 ques.
uoa hlTu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
nf4fra N~ate~daw

Yesterdays facilitating heat affected
business at the public Offices as well as
elsewhere throughout the city. But FEW
persons could muster sufficient courage to
climb the bin TO the auditors ONCE. ani ss
q consequence only sixteen deeds we're
filed for record. aegregatsng 81, I7os7. an
average Of t7e0e7 each. Following is the
list
A. u. i.iewciiyn 10 John r. Grindnll, lots
and 2. block II. lots 10. ii and II. block Z.
Madison street addition. s4g5.
G.. A. Missiner. administrator az -s2uuuGn
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A SfxkNse >,st4s--~ y =, *Si.e 80 - Z
". Axrs An<e @tssassd - ts'e f.asss.- 3
d sAr ssass szsktax lsssae ssessass As.rzs.x ;
sseA fA>} fs.esyese ssFzesSssi.S - - =
x<<<fs9 <s:<. 41 <<s$<z-ssz - - -.
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BORROWED BOOKS

THE FRIENDS Who BORROWED
/ Prideaax Introduction 20 History.
Alton Locke. by Kingsley. EsnersoE's Rep
rcssntarive Men. OF ether books, viii
greatly aliixe by returning the same 70 Dr..
a A WEEP jyfaf
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...-hs-esa y ssssssase- -es4z - szrss1-
49, 80 zsse sSse "a sssxa2sslsf
=, sxsr~ sssef vssg Sa e es@zs aSiss'ssn
srss.fs as2 d4esaEk. -9@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19
Vashon Island.

uoNEs on THE BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
Ill OF vashon. We have for sale some
rsry choice property that We etssr in Eve
and frn-arFe tracts.
Far further information call az the post
once az address JOHN 7. BLACKBURN,
iYi7 fstwsr Ssshou. King Co.. ". T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

Tsf,@ fsuaas aai dansr<tics aeeDcest e
hAfs p-icc. ward wide tieSehs1 csss;s1 2 -.
Tstkias >;nzxrsssaa { %
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x-.ss,x ssr 30. 4 Sac rs Misses fssl as
sss.5s 800 sssssssess !nzss.A fseaea Al'zs,
- - ~ sAzss. e ~ : sSss, aes :
-. ss,r 50. chester tiearr
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f~.siss II ar sIsssaz q Z ter4asr. ssrs,fr Ntle
.rsd S.sssr..s st7Srcss S2sat. s.ssisss AH'i IA
va - every 6s<ssissssa O aE-sl @ii
sss.fs &, az,fus Sss-ls'' =
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t.iNsirr asst Ssle. Misses Essssers, sid 81
the Season ~ 50. = PAL A@w f2lFs soi
- neSsrs tsxNry.
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s.ya.s, s-srfs at Less than N wholesale pgifsss'
Hs-.s s-aTf IA Austvsca faf -le- 1@<ssss'
Sfss-rsru4sa 4 Ca
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orea; summer goods sale; hose rVssaced
roui &c 70 Iac. fnklas. SinrerElSa ( Co.
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A RIDICULOUS FARCE
Anashsr Attempt 70 Land Chinamen
Ia grffs-h Gaiumbia.

I'ussea states Marshal Hssn5Etea iess Ter
yix.ssssz ysSsrsszAF. with the cighf t'AlEa-
asH vse uerS reesafiy arscvc3 tasea
hxak . B-tsssh C.gaaEas.fa hy eoeasrsxss1gses
Es1saFy Ttsess Stsl1&Hra Nerr 9rrestr'a -
Jas5saa y iasseFN, GeHsstf ntses4 state
s.sk-sssg "a the s-zii seaz The u isassssas
rsuaes siaS- = Sso-t distance trsss f'sr1
.iz,r, Eass .s-assSsf - seattle They "a 30
- shsss cssssckssExesf - m ztasarl;sss Sss3t
they wers st-xsa.x witAEn fAe gsfFtsssas 1sssa
81 fas nsssNs Stx7ex. asss tlss psar~AaS SIS
,s-,2sr-ss - &c sarasgh jsse sz-re u sSEsiizs
fAzra Is NsesarzA Gl1 Eae2 81 -ecesslss
a-ilszlzx shea sAes - - lsaATs1s-3 50.
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fr<e - aes-esFc thes1 suzsss . -. - Sc ~
tas.t ! szxSa sar EtsEsr szEsA2re arsa tx
rsa7xEses Snax-ss~ Azs aaz&e 40 r7ss9is
~ FsT SIS szglarzst 81 ssss tsse. anE fnE ~
So i sasax xssslf-,x isarss fzSzxsssm Z 80 aze
ezagss AZ rs4sest sm TIE Iz1fess Sslsfss
s,ss. = asSssg AMI ksEt t&esS fHszssse. szlSr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

The amount OF Opium that thoughtiess
mothers give their children In the form OF
syr7ips and eorsssais. Babies that are reey-
ish. freffai. cross. or troubled with windy
eclic, teethins, psins, OF stomach disorders
can be relieved at cnee by using Aeksr's
Baby soother Ii contains no opium o.
morphine, hence Is safe Sold By A b.
STEWART is1sly
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

DRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired length. Dry kindiiag a spe-
eiaisy. Coal delivered to any part of the
city. Orders received at i2o5 Front street.
or at yard on Hopkins wharf, foot OF Seneca
nhis am ia RESELL. Prunriefnr.
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sosc--aii wesl Jerseys, pieated back. Clos
ing oas sale. Chester tlyaFy. iyle
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pzis sor 81 We are elossaS as1s 81 9,
- ,f-s,.s misses assss. best sax.iFy. SOD
~ ~ ssAssss a ~ asa & r~lr. C}earE
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We are closing cut our jerseys Ciea ~
We are closing ont our fars~alS. Cleary.
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- We Az es-ssfAz st ~ E.ae y
N.,-fs.s,s.atV era hFsi.tscret sszs-e7 isH1 aRuss
81 rshtss-. Satz al tbs sezssr IS - aziss y
s.,,. 20. sAs~s4v asafY.
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Tzes f.Abss-s sze fax . "a rs aslltes ssS1
~ faerz z.as@e izsse1asss as4E-s ~ Rrzss
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rs4.ay xtH he the last seriez - the
.sc.,fiur ~ The seattle Bod and ts1a ClNb.
Tear.ls wsu leave Marty & as'ls a. ;
s,.el.,,-N fhiS rauTrfrg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

We are closiag out our summer ares
goods. chester tieary.
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Bargains in einihinz al ear clearing sale
Tekias. SsnSerwaa & 60.
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SNOHOMlSH PROPERTY.
IT'S SOMETHlNe APPALLING

NOR BARGAINS N THIS THRIVING
i town call on =. HUGO SMITH. base
rssent of Occidental Hotel ixlS 81
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Az UNgesFgSkEs lksF,-t'sEssSaiA t.eA 2
recenily ssli s.te sseameg tsssAaef q Nj
An3afsan. sasmei,s parser - ses a'FNiatss.
ami bis asssssalcz, no intended y $50 ~
- sgasliuz tsssas On sas s2agsf fsesf 49,
pxdsl hsE > IA f1eTSAaEsslssss asaA - ~
Us Ftxez - feg as NeFEls tssxg - Sk.ss ~
rDeune a leas ss.ss xxax. dam &kii<< Ire car.
4 ssfsaa~ix. T1sz k<k>t - $500
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Buttons ehesy, very cheap ~ ctr xreai
clrsrfug sate. Fn8las. >inzs-naa q Co
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We are closing ont our iaees aud Z
hroidcty. Chester tieary.
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- = 'Asy = Eaass ''sllsssas a'sa's
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TIE fishing business
We are closing cut our jerseys. ciea ry
We are closing ont cur parasols clsAry.
Clearing sale Of sumSaeE goods. lawns ac.
Toxins, S.neerman i Co.
We are cloziag out our summer dress
goods. chester tieary.
We are eiexlug ont our iaees aud en-
sroidery. Chester Cleary.
Bargains in clothing al ear clearing sale.
Tekias, ssngerman & 90.
soc--ali weel Jerseys pieated back. Clos
Ing aas sale. Chester cleasy. iyle
tsrva, summer goods .ale; hose rcsiaced
rom &c 20 Isc. fekias. singersaSa L Co
: We are closing ont oar lace curtain sets.
Chester Cieary-
Clearing sale Of straw hats, Tesias, sing
sFsaaa q N", -------
We are closing cut Cur white goods.
Chester Cleary
Ne are closing cat lot OF underwear.
Chester CisSry.
4 quarter 81 taflltsn dollar elcSring
sale Tokiss. >ingezman & Co
Closing sut sAlc. odd lots % ladies kosc
half price. Chesser ciessf.
save your saaesy IS attending cur grrat
clsafiag sale. Texas, Siaserinaa & Go.
BARGAINS il millinery a; cur sammer
clearing sale. Toklas ssRScTrnan 4 Co
7,.e-Hasf woel n.oAAir dress seees To
sios@ &c yarsi- t,aesler CRAZY i9H
pn.tons eAesr. yery cheap. a. STR xrea,
clssrius sate. Fp&las. SinZs~EnAa 3 Co
We are easssag est all oar ssaaEsaer eossss,
chester Clear.
We are closing ogt cur table linens
Chester Cleags
r.,say usft ). tbs last series - the
ssoosiur 81 the seattle Bod and ts1a clnb.
Teams all leave Harsy < hssfs a. ;
O'Clock this morning
rst,@ i!neas as8 dasnr>tics res.scet te
hafs s-5e,. ward vide tiesehe5 often = -.
Taklas. ssngvzTssa : -.
tgs.sirr 90, szse. Misses hssieTs sid 81
the SEASON ~ So. = nslr. K0w fzifs fof
sec. 1nessrs tszAf1
Gents, ss-ssss at less than " wholesale press
80 s-asf IA Austvsea faF Sd. Tekl&s.
~laEsyGtsa 4 ga
sr.i- Gar 81. We are elossaz asss = iea e
+ sas,.s ,i-sna misses a1ss, l,sss sz-lz{ SOD
al fss ssasos a ~ zes 9 TAR. CieArz.
- We Az es.=fag ss;t az Sac -
ksrsls.sraasg srahz~;l3ere.t sasssT tax ? Rilss-
X vshfes-- satsz al tbs seassr s - ans 90
E s,s,.s -. sAseslg ag8rY.
y~sis.ss i4zir s5ssza z t'er4ssr, ssarafr Nsle
"a s.-ssr..s .3-ress Sszts F,sissiszs Az1 IA
- - ezers ssssssissssa O. zE-al 4nl
s.sss 4. azs}ss Sstls,1ss
n. WI sEes Fve<s drives r. s1a,sasi
-s.ss &c seSsg ssssess V-ssss - siss 'is,Ns iea
-,sssfhs sE-a3s esestssgc s4iS = Eesss 81
.lgrxaee FsssiAs. sseE.-gs4s : -
xr.ssS ssr 10. 4 Gac e Misses fssil -
sss,sss saiss esssssess .ugFs.A fssara As%
- =. fts sA4as a ~ s44s. aaS !
So. sa,r ~. ssss-tf { iea-r
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sfss F,rg.sa r. Esse szes va se<1assl'
ssrsstl.f hssF afsee vsis ee 4 ssa.sa =
+ sssssfe as2 dx.saEk 47sl
ssn.~s,s ssss l. Sssssa S<lee ssss EssNsses'
s~rs-ss ssstVeSss q Ha@<s :. tass sss;s N47
49, ..sxa s,sszs> ssse s,s& eass'saz.s = =
49, ..ss,.sIss <. ssE at ksse3r Nz-eeNzsrs ~
- -. .<s-sE xx&zz4S{F sz<:SzzfE< y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

A DESIRABLE INSTITUTIONAL new In
corporation has recently been formed.
under the name of the seattle Safe De
pasii and Trust Company. The capital
stock is sl0C, co. all raid aIN The otnecrs
sre A. Marklutosh. president: {. L. stone,
vice president, Fred Ward, manager, and
Ahsam HAfker. SECRETARY. The eosnpAns
viii loan money on approved real eStste
mortgages, on thrive and ave years time;
bay and sell mortgages aud ssscarstics aud
transact all manner VI business usually
entrusted to Ike institutions. The corn
rsny will Ia addition carry On safe de
posit and valuable storage baslness.
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BARGAINS 10 millinery a; ear sammcr
clearing sale. Toklas slHgcrman & Co
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We are elsssnS est all oar samuaar roasss.
Chester Clear
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

! We are closing out oar lace curtain sei.
Chester tieaFy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

-,,c-Hasf weal nsehAir dress GOES To
sasss@ 7ssc yard CAester CteAzY- DIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

A Pt'RLIe NVtsANcs~ X Berg. y hsin IN
toS,caset, lay down in ihs ieAiy q inc
rosiofice TUESDAY sVCaiug, aa N%s AZ
resiea aud Alaawesa - caat{nzss> hss sitsss'
hcrs Ia yhe sssy hu Yesterday hc wss
taken before 5assisse ~s,defs~sEg nli'a -
trHne2 30 izis Coz twenty DAYS hsrS e ~,
mar wac Nas tness stsa AGss SATURDAY ~
indecenJlg ASsaaiuRs t@D H1ske xHs- ms
csnfs ghe afs;hasittes rsEfss sass De sss,'' :
nus CON ast s.sese aet Tor ssteh He ecdsH
he Sclg ~ far 4 saaE .afsas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

4 quarter 81 a million dollar cirSrs
sale T0kiss. >5ngeFman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

save your saaesy IS attending cur grra
elsariag sale Texas, Siaserrnass & Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

Ne are closing cut lot OF underwear.
Chester tisxry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

caxreks ctr BsABp FKas.--The sleor
white wiags aud her jolly crew Of eSeaf,
sianis.s have been heard from. Yesterday
the slssop MAS anchored OF the nseath II The
Llicwanp river. and the parts had gone Oh
tramp r. lake tushMsn, sn tins sllt nsr'A
mouafaias rhsy hal met with fine sue
cess bath in hunting aud nshsng, aud sent
word 10 their friends that they woald either
start tos honar the last Of this o. the nrsi
OF neNt weck ''fhcy are all wei ana
In good spirits, said Capt u. \ HOWARD
cana YESTERDAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

We are closing oEt cur table linens
chester gicAgs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

Closing aut ssle. odd lots % ladies' hes
half price. Ckesser ciearr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

AS ExcEigxST ESrgErAissESf.--NF A.
z. Burbank. The cloeasseaiss, gave delight
tai reciial last evcnsag in the raFasars - TAG
First Methods, Episcopal ssaareh. ae
progFsni me consisted II husssaFesas fcss'
tisns aud tWo selections II the tfagests
order. Ths avEfo. German ard tgisa ccSs'
scter sketeAeS were cxcrtiS-si tsrperss,aa
tieas aud The Ausileurc was hskalf Susff
tsiaed aud showed rs spPrsS--Sts19 et
generous applause, Nj BRra&ek wa SIS
another n'aatnn next krisss <,feaities At's
sacCQss 81 last afGhf's VHtcsfagDss,sfss = 4
sufficient Sasfautasc of a large agscltAlstr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

We are closing cut our white goods.
Chester Glearv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

Az INTENSIVE niNSxR.~-3chn keavneS'
ionxshorsssnse. took dinner Al = japan
g. restaurant ca Washington street. last
evening aad then disputed ave cents for
his bin He went cat "a the sidewalk ana
darai she proprietor 30 . come cut AID ~
him" fiae Jap promptly acrepSsd tae IN
Sisatlea Rua she men wcrs eigaEed IN =
ruerh Ead ts,afle aehf when esficvr Man
niflg came 9p and took thefsa Ia ch2sS~
kcsTnry pai1 $40 enc in Justice ss'sler-
berg coGf without Gem platat ana tiit
restaurant proprietor wuS taxed sfN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

Clearing sale 81 straw bats Teslas, sin
srssan 4 Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

8eceIpf % Hogs--i3.9osi. ASKING Sc higher pros
psets saeady. Rscelpls ef ea-ile-I,5s0s makes
IAlely active.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

whsai-so. Z Jsne. ~. ss<. So. s5s.; July.
csrn June 80. ~. So. 80. July. So
sl1ss -I4as 5. sss. azss. So. July, 50. So
Posk June. G4H. "a ~, sl4225z s4z5.
Igts, sl4 -. x4af1<. So 70 S4.xz3z osd
Lard &ss 3, 50. =. o sS-o. July s. .
y. ~. ~. to-z5r
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
VIEWING THE PROMISED LAND.
sQUArrERs on THE sEoUsD AWAITING tbs
oPExrxG or an INDfAS RESERVATION.

sQUArrERs on THE sKoUsD AWAITING rHs
oPEsrss OF an INDIAN RESERVATION.
GREAr FAILS Mont.-Nsws Of the open
ing Of the Black Feet Reservation is avsite
impatienty acre and throughout Northern
Montana A large number Of persons
have gone 10 the reservation to locate
ranches, mines aud town sites. The d-sir-
able valleys are fairly covered with tents.
the greatest rush apparently being TO the
/ Big sandy. the famous bay grounds. Sol
diers az well as civilians are on the
groand.. and when the news comes that
the bill Is signed there is likely to be q rush.
Bullock Valley. beyond Fort Assiniooine.
Is all staksd OF. aud the tents of the squat
ter may De seen all along the valley OF the
Milk river. There IL . silver lode in the
Bear Paw Mountains that was located sew
eral years ago. IL 10 understood that sev'
erai parties are on hand watching to To-
cate this mine a. well As TO prospect for
othsrs--Chicage Tribune.