davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
AGAIN SHUT DOWN.


= undersaDd the oz.ras Il The yer-
exs<ie EEse = 10 Be greatly e<<snesd- su-
txs rsssezssr said . weEsknoxr sstszsn
hast = light. -zsse EF~x 10 sh2s the roanywns
esa raise Al the essxs u eza e.snzfa-4atss
barrie xsth rs present q sisszz<rss frurs
ssa grxnkii7 szspe. ard sesoas.sy, because
f5-etxn zeal i BOZ s-esr saSrrsng 70 arrive
~ szE Frxae.xre. aad
N eKrxH TO xksSYals szzczs
TIE xkipn~ns a tbs tzsurer rrsses Of
lzxu1sF vii sse c1sfzss<s4 Ia ta~r Il i
ru-.ored that the Newcastle mine has
BEEN orste-ei .AH. doua
IHss cen-x-sasisa took place late last
cxsatnx. and Mr.. M5ancr was called ~ by
fet<phene ard asked n regard 20 the mat
tss- ezrfOf - into say l<nxffy ex-
paAnatsnx of the Situation NJ Nexfnxtze Ia
nay might clothes. = said he. a.Ths rnip~ hxs
shsf down for repairs. bat dent knox
ssf how hong. Mr.. No-xzn really kno~s
more Ahoaf the matter thar do Coed
rixns, 4nd Nj. Miners teeth ceais be
beard ehasssfsng - be hing ur the phone.
gentleman frc<n Newcastle said ,rsu
fses<say TIE Newcastle miners Revived
oxDExs TO TAKE rnEgE reozs OFT OF rax
NfxEs
BY the superintendent Exerythinr MAS
moyinx along hzrracrfousIy, and there
uss apparently no difference t<Ese<n the
rnen and the company The miners hare
10 grievance. and they are at = loss to kr0w
just rhas this order means. sorne u he
men have taken out their tools- while eth
ers refuss 20 cssey the order The geaerai
impression arsobx the men is that this IL g
movement 70 starve them out. while others
think the mine IL 10 BE- closed until next
winter. u tbs order goes into effect fully
Tbs hest 81 feeling prevails, and there IL
no danger OF hHies<ne<s OF riot.
~ hat do the miner propose doing,
They viii await Developments, aud II
the company has igaHgurased q ssarseoas
movement II vii not sueceed. for the
msncrx
HAVE rExs NsxrSo GOOD WAGES.
And have saved their money. and II worst
esInss to worst. meet OF Them can live
very economically. / live near Newcastle.
but do not belong 20 any of the secret or
ders in vogue there One man told me
that the company had become tired Of
having the Knights Of Labor run their
business. as they had been doing ~ New
castle. and had determined To shut the
mine down TIL uich time as the emplyes
would agree 10 attend 20 their part OF the
work aud let the business Of the company
alone. but do not know Of my own knowt
edge whether that Is the case OF not The
TO leave or get their money they would be
paid on The mine Is
TURNING OFT JUST As MUCH GOAL
As before, rs there was about a six-wceks'
supply ahead. but the feanstcrs are the
only ones necessarily employed in getting
this cut There Is some talk that work
was stopped 10 permit the sinking OF .
slope. II . main slope IL sunk, the mine
viii have to remain closed about three
months, but it would take only about
month 20 sink temporary slope II
would be cheaper for the company 70
sink . main slope. The only way I know
is 10 avail. DEVELOPMENTS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
ALLEGED INJUSTICE.
Mortgages aud Real Estate not A.
aesxed Eaunlly

Lyman p. Andrews yesterday began suit
In the district court 10 restrain the county
from collecting the tax assessed upon a
soooc mortgage the plaintiff holds upon
lands OF Franklin II. Jones. The com
plain; alleges that all mortgages have been
assessed q; full value and sha. the Lands in
this county have only been assessed at
from oue-tenth 10 one fourth Of their
vaIHr In pursuance OF this practice Mr.
Andrews alleges that his mortgage Agains,
Jones was assessed AT It's fan value. 5000.
while the land snortgagcd FOR the payment
Of the same Was only ASSESSED al &-1po
The complaint charges that the hoard of
counrt commissioners. sitting as a board
Of equalization. uniformly refused 90 place
any less sppraisernent upon mortgages or
10 assess land AT more thaa one-foarFh of
it, salae. thereby ratify!nx - FAR a pos
sihie the asfion Of the assessor The tar
upon the mortgage in point has been re-
turned As delinquent and the sheriff
threatens - sell sufficient property of the
plaintiff 5 10 pay the demand. The com
piaint charges that the assessment, Is n
legal and unjust and nat auifnrIn with
eth~r property taxes IN King esnBfy. Mr..
Andrews asks ths; the defendants be per
Isetcsgiy rcs;raines! frsssn collecting the tar
and that Temporary restraining order be
issued antii the action can DC finally de-
tsrxtsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
ANSWERS FILED.
The Assessment Of Bank stock to
the Ranks.

The second move In the salts Of the First
National and Merchants National hanks to
cnjola collection Of taxes on their capital
stock. was made yesterday Assessor Quil
Ter fsscs. afssiavi.s with the clerk % the dis
iriet court. stating he had been unable 70
learn The names 81 the holders Of the stock
Of either hank. aud had eonsc4nentiy-as-
ses-esi il 20 the banks ~ agents. The sssrs<-
OF further alleges that the stock was net
assss~ass at a higher rate than the property
Of IKE character Of sny other rerxssi IN
the county 4 sheriff Cssehrans also eisd re
piics stating that the plaintiffs had not ~;
forth sufficient facts 10 eutt.Ae them ~ the
relief prayed for. and further. TIA, the facts
set forth In the complaints ef The hanks
we're Dot true. eccu-tiux a. tilT arldsFits Of
Assessor Qutltcr. fEsse eases prossassc -
prove sery interesting. ard when dcirr.
iained VII scfilc -E:Aer knssiy paint OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

sgot,,s f<yufxfs
pssfi R0s. = ryv~.. o,~,. ua,,. ,.s.
eseri,.v s"'s
rr.rr v...- g.. $50 i.
xsxrsrrx = I,sssss.. nns '"f
- q 49,
= =. Ea1 va yessefasy sPp0:ufea sfxsi
u.sAiAb ~ sts msnvs ehssuf*n " sns FffS
r.ss es"sI
Ine picnic nssn ~ tae kn.xnss 81
ythss. hasfnnA psfks yess's1ss' ~
fArHt'y sttxna*S
John " King snd I anderson hsse
been arrested en &c ensfks ot A'Ah"K
h9fzs - IAAs
~ Adams }eaIfFNsy eommeuceu sass
" s1s cist1es CONT 70 iyseflysr mortgage
81 s7V given ~ siiosfs nulafrsoa.
Inc resenhe cutter ohsef malecfs ana
t s., Kossl la, s.s.IhFs Asa,AnHs afs
peshIh PsHt 8NeJ soMe tof iuei
Tbs n1mber Of vehicle Htenses issued
has more than dctibsed within the past
saKh ~ In"hshs. ~ sae P'sssas ume tnefc
Aft 10.
Inc funeral o. NE late Seargle shaw
rfsstake tlaee to-day ~ ! p fr, from lhs
family residence, corner Seventh aad Pine
Streets
The Patriotic Order Of Sons of America
will take par IN the Fourth Of July parade
and VIII meet ssturday evening 10 perfect
arrangements 10 fhat end
The chamber OF commerce have char
tered the skagit Chief for trip 10 Seattle
nexf Thursday night They win appear In
> fsssis al The eeiebrasion.--I rcoasa Aesfs.
The shore Line train from TACOMA YES
tcrsiay Ia crossing tbe Puyaiis-, h~gsf~,.
Luee Ted mar, down and zane rsenr psss
ing oyer him. lie Wa. baals frsuhtr.ssd
hat escspe.I uns,urs.
The s,rarae Mtrhtv.u h.. iuce, ,.,a M,
snr sss,e,al dave rrts5ng f-rsh,y ,.atn,s.d ~
she ronrth n Jniv sbe VIII - ~, ~ ~
rfst.,. ,.,,st,. AGAIN 4, ,.tsr. ~ ~. ss,~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
A NOTABLE OCCASION.


Last Evening.
The high school commencement exer-
cises drew an immense audience to Frye's
opera house last evening Had the affair
been professional performance plaearis
would have been displayed before eight
O'clock, reading, standing room only .
The jam was so great that many were IN
able 10 gain admittance. aud every seat
aud all available space In the atsles was
occupied. The decorations were pr5fase
and tasteful. The boxes were drayed with
Ivy AMI banked with rose. ana other
flowers. All the stage fixtures we're hidden
by tAstefuiiy arranged decorations. and
several beautiful fofal pieces In the forms
of anchors. shields, horseshoe harps. etc.
found promi nsnt places ON the ssaye. A
large fyc-goinied star, composed of beanti-
tai white lilies. was pendent over the csf-
Ter Of the ssnge. The whole scene was an
mated and pleasing in the extreme. The
members of the graduating class. nine
themselves 80 well that individual mention
Of their performances viii not be made.
They reflected fas.er on their alma mater
ard all received beautiful floral tributes
froia friends In the audience. The graiu-
aIcs were Lulu Cooper. Annie Hal. Winnie
Moore. Minnie Reeves. Maggie MeDiarmid,
Anna NJ. Rinehart and Maggie H. Yarno.
The following was
THE PROGRAM.
PART l.
Music--Msrch. ss.....,. Orchestra
salutntory-"oid Things Have Passed
Away. s..s= ..s-s. Minnie Reeves
Essay-"IAfe's Bright Spots
Winnie i.atimer
oration-"our Heroes Maggie IL. Yarno
Essay-''silent Influence" Lulu Cooper
Essay-"Experience the school LIFE
Maggie NcDiarnid
observation-disclosures Memories" Orchestra
Overfure-sPoef and Peasant Orchestra
oraiion-"oppression the Nursery Of Re.
form Clara NJ Mitchell
Orasion-"Unwrittcn Laws
Margaret Moore
oraiioa-"Thc Mask OF Cold
vaiedietary - Washington. the Future
state. Annie Hall
Overture Reception Orchestra
Address Fred. Rice Rawell, Esq
Music ..s...... Orchestra
Comforting Of Diplomas.
In The absence Of Mayor Minor. the
chairman Of Che board OF directors, the d.
ploynas WERE presented by Hon. Ehea saith
In an eloquent address Prof Edward :.
Iagrahsm, the principal, concluded the
exercises with some appropriate words Of
well timed advice AID affection for the
sraffu.rfDs- eiaxs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Ike Esfks->zSxer foiessss AESsrT :
n&sze = yerY 4ifrzrtivs dlsraSy @a he
streets Yesterday, ard frssEa the pixsSs@ ex-
preston 81 tkss-c afo witnessed tAc rer.
fsyz24rc. skcy tass<z have zns3e = god
caSF,sAs ;lsxre 4lsss fhry gsx1 q xrss nsfs
s1ser> q asaeas- sfcs- Staging tseiEsr sss-r-
iztsF sgso-k @hiIs tke3r 1szeSrs'. iasss-s N :
nsFs axsis ana Sunny bszsir4ss ar 81 -zal "a
xuytAsRE 81 the gta4 ever xeea kesr. Ser
sssssze ssnss-z sfsse -zEzS - ~ a charm
ss~saf tilez= zssyk Nafeh + rex f-sssesssf -
u islsr saisssxxis Airssfy ssssrs II I fzTse
saivS.scr sx54 tsr st.s SsSk Lass ssEst tise
beszse Hak Ezezes.-- - l.lssss.Ts .ssstz.s-s2-
Sssssssslsh -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
~ or DAY.
only Eight Small Deeds FILED for
Record Yesterday.

Yesterday wss an OF day AZ the ssiitars
essee. oniy eight deeds were sled far
reesrd. ssyregaiing RIB, an average oi
$50 = each. Following Is the list
Eai,ed States ~ Aasfrce uaik. : ., ..
Nv. and the y. = Of sH : 81 sec- 4,
TIP - y. 4. 2, s&a
wiiiiam ". Gaffmaa ia Fraak Morrison.
fractional iets II and T. hiaex -. heirs Of
sash A. Bells seeged sssssittsn. 50
Frznklia ". Jones 10 Andrew Srfcssss1.
hss l.. Als-ek ~ tsslsrazs's &dsfitIon. SIS
HeEFy l. Ies5er - q =. Alan. lots l AID
>. tlack y. town 81 Kent. s.ssa
= +. -hkrkax - kfHe ceanty, ARE rssr
tx essraer ef sestias.ss , :, - aud II. Tp.
= X. 4 T., SO
9AsselAs J. Miller - sieorge wimsaef,
l2ls Ss,-cs ea the west SIDE % the Buckley
cszira. ga
n T. Nzssoa 20 Jsha ". NStssssl. NJ :
of Ser. IL, II. = y. & T.. 8ait ss4sH. e..
tifFexs ; StskHrssu u tsezar-e u. Barxst.
10 l.. bleak :. kasss sec0ad siffffss, :-zse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

at the osfiee of Eshelman, Lieweilyn 4 Co.,
the real estate and money brokers of the
Pacific. Post building. and procure printed
descriptive matter Of Seattle, ready for
mailing free Of cost myaItf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Ahsurdly stupid TO allow prejudice or ig-
poranec TO get the better OF good judgment
IL has been conclusively proven that con-
s'ipafion. bad breath. dyspepsia. kidney
affections, aud all diseases of the liver.
stomach and bowels have been cured by
simply taking simmons Liver Regulator.
II Is harmless. not unpleasant, and easily
procured 50 there Is no reason 10 be ignor-
ant Of this remedy we especially commend
to your notice for trial. les II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
80
NERVE FOODS

TAr~s hAs 6rea TaaeS discussion ef laie
in regard 10 she sqesils-t nerve tras.s
" b. her they ar a. Represented o. a hssas-E
sh.s ar mere hs1lnbuxs. sottssn 90 "a Sc
celVe Al unsn>prytia< Fsh.tr- Al a Fss-ets;
trial la enc If The courts q hzs-aes ts''iss
il Was rroFsn - some q tbs f;ssrf csz,l.is 2
nhysscfsus sna cserais.s iaat @axie Nerve
Fssss was a ccEaine article, doing al tha;
Mas claimed isg is. ~ TIE recaFerY 81 nsFx
s..ss Disorders arising irsss both mental ard
fAysscal. saa that & vas easns wosldc-s
= hssrey..r uSsi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
THE ALkI TROUBLE.


Bew1erss Case.
The trouble hetwecn Captain BENNETT, OF
the steamer Alki. and John Bowler, one Of
the crew. has not yet ended. Bowler aud
Edward MeCrinkie. another member Of the
crew, were committed TO Jail by Commits
sioner Emery Wednesday. IL win be re-
membered. for
ALLEGED PERJURY
Committed during the trial of Captain
Bennett for assauising Bowler. The men
spent Wednesday night Ia jail, but bright
and carly yesterday morning their attorney
fled In the district court an application for
a writ Of hsbeas corpus. The application
alleged that Commissioner Emery had no
jurisdiction of the alleged ofseEse. as the
same. II committed at all, was in an extra
judicial proceeding and not before cora
petent tribunal, ministerial or otherwise;
that there was no cause 70 believe the petit
TONERS guilty Of the ofisnse Of perjury, and
that no evidence was adtuced before the
commissioner warrantgng him In rendering
the Judgment. that the commissioner
KsEs I'M WAS ACTING rsIAwrrILy
And Immediately after rendering the judg-
;nsziit admitted the error. Finally II Is eharg-
cd that commissioner Emery was In q condi-
ton, both mentally ana physically. which
absolutely proeludcd him from properly,
justly or righteorsly passing upon the
rights OF the petitioners. Chief Justice
Jones granted The application aud issued a
writ II hAbeas corpus refnFHahle ut {
O'Clock In the afternoon. Al that tine the
matter was partially argued and continued
until II O'Clock this morning.
THE CAPTAIN AGAIN kBRE>TEp
In the meantime Bowler. though In du-
rance vile, did no; neglect a final opportu-
nifty TO retslia,e upon the captain. II VIII
be- remembered that Captain Bennett was
tried and acquitted on Tuesday before
Commissioner Emery for asssgifing Bow
Ter with brass knneklcs. Bowler also has q
civil siit pending against Bennett for 1900
damages and another for wages due. Yes
iersiay Bowler swarr cut a warrant eharg
ing Bennett with criminal assault aud bat
terry. The captain was arrested and hail
fixed 1T 5000 for his appearance al the AH-
gust term Of the district court, which be
gave. He finally steamed out with the Ak
for san Francisco last evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

We 20 them ~ better. Today the star
Clothing House viii display 500 men :
nob6y summer suits At -. ". 8. -.
s.. Kline & Rosenberg. as Commercial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

sr-zxss4 rs.sscesay ss.ss Az -i-sa srafxs
tat<t that ts'zce Sax sS.t:ea aitA = ssAes8
are v ssszzx~ssAy ui.kf. Il VS. izzs-sst has
- iarrs tsss s4fsscszsazs. b1st :E,7 ssrfG<s ss2
1es<crs xe-v- fAszslxr 4 SzEsf4~4. sssa.szas " :
NaxssEt. xTst 4zsr4as- l. Wsl<er, ss..k-sss.
n. ksls1. sz.axss: " t.lsssn AEass, AA-rraez a
kexxse ard hzxf. A. C. Wl~Y. hardware.
ard J. / Mxyxrxs <4s<s sne so1seza
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Change Of passenger rates on steam
ship Premier The fare on steamship
PREMIER hereafter viii be 50 ccnts between,
Seattle and Tacoma. je2Stf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

"Sone elsa eau do il. yoE bet" We viii
ofser this week twenty different STYLES CT
boys fine suits, such as are being sacrificed
elsewhere at g. suit. Kline 4 Rosen
bcry's price viii he, this week. $40. Dom
fail to see these goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Extra cut in gents furnishing goods this
week See the star Clothing House O-cent
line OF summer underwear. tireatesf val
mes Kline & Rosenbers, 29s Commercial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Preach dress csmbrics which We viii
offer next week, are cheap at sc. They
Will be sold al l5cs-Tokiss. Singprrnai,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Harrington & sszifh have just received
several carloads OF busxys. phae;ons. way
cns. road carts. etc, and cordially invite
the public 10 call at their warehouses and
inspect their stock. Anybody desiring to
purchase a fine buggy or phaetou will ind
Il 10 their interest 20 give them call je27tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Hsnu PKztxp CHEaF SEEvlsES.--p- =
NcxeuSr has s-e<un sais sgssasi shrfifs
sscehrans 10 ecilsS, Tor services TSsiefei
he shsr{T ia securing his eic-t5su- NcSes
ns-'s isil : sissaiss-s. aud contains ssiea
sisiisss A. '--FcaklEr seSsa Gays a. Issiiiieas
ts,sasnxs. a 81 psg aaY, <!Ns - iNe
n{sstx instruction Ia eesirss<=afhs. -
sc. Hss total ciasra : sitA, o. = BIB
So q = sssg rsstElc2a services AMI we
hsfaers we<ener { sfsax Mr. Eszsa-Sss'
sx-essf 10 par ap sor TIE purchase = .
= r1sss sSgsaf-sr q tsssts " ego zsry sfstt ,,
al essssli.ssssi Es- h ns:-ys,, sss tssi,s -;
ts.-shrsar. lie e.xsHzs - tssld fac shaf.S :
.sse "a hAass tor sse isstar . seAsiesi
Tasz fs,Sy AScsAss.--s ~ lara 0r-ssa- -
o. task ssrrr.sas, s,<sssslast h Asst sasss
~ -. are - sasf s. szsAarss IT s.slsc Is
n y,zxs5tsx af 4 zssk - t.sr r&s5e- ard 80.
- tSxsNAs kxsssss1nx dsssNs kisst ne
-sss.'s xr.s tAe sssnS. isszsSFxfs - AzFhss'
All -ss ~. a 4 tn Azistasa = ~ ~ss..'sst
a. = Esr al s.qrzs - res.fses skza - =
xsfsr.s gs~ e4ptSSa sSss Il NesFsi esAssssx =
us.r.t ssr viii en- ases q ssfScf q - eraa
ss,.l saAke . iiae fsss - sssE alszass4- y nk'
go sscassa. Add shs xrxw ef sae sssr
,-.,r.ss 90 As.sA "a il yesterday Mi D xzsE
s,le-. hssy ia haalzHS Il sp ia essd <~ss
way. sssi hack wras tAe eAztz ssa AsGs
koak iuto see sxxsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Ladies Hairdressing rarlor, corner Main
and second streets Shxmpooing ard hail
serk Of every description on hand and
made I'd order apeseov
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Tx~nfy-fse cents takes the choice of 4
different styles shirt waists 81 the Sta,
Clothing Housr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Special sale Of Preach carahrics: ia
styles old price. 60: new price, l5c.-Tok.
Las Siarrrfrnu 4 Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Monday morning ne will reduce all oul
millinery reodx See prices Tuesday ncru
ing.-Tokiss. sinrermen 4 Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

rsesnse fsaz<x GAxnn : Co. sesaaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Picture frames and room monfdins
largest stock. Gaxxam 4 Co.. srcon
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Val peY<r. G.sz4n { ca. s<rood sree<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Mas:Ia $1,000. csea-y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Hss.r-y sa,e. she~ser csrs-y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Ekfszea's sns1 Eniskes3 hsxie-v. al sire
~ l5c r-zr rxsr---Toxi@s- sznxerza1 4 "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

XHssxH underwear. 45kn>y
-
80 - - - s -. = wa
Psesn,e ftsrsrx E;nxzxrn p IN S~~xsrs,
e<re<f.
Naxsln cnierxear <azexy<x shsz Cot Il
tso<A- Ezg ss@urt1eat$l Chester czsa-y. mia
- - -
slS xssSx-Takfax Ssrxrrrnsn A "a
.~s~..s - -
AF3ss8 3zSaSs nf<csz Hxeck - Ca
rzks.. - = - ...
s-,i,x - - = <-ss- go, - - aAA
s->>s~ ~s-rf - - ta-- -
~ - - ,,-ir rx.S;ss $3.50 - - -
- = - = -
"a S.2fss-iAsFtss szssck g ss<xAzz Il
------------
. - is s n.aserlss. ssnciess s'x- eAxrxz
= Co. '-stoisa strees
kn<-sysnEs- esekfac. p<ssels- Easer-eol-
1vs, esc- Gsxxazs Co. >ecoz1 street
--------------------------
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

yeu ict OF infanfs vests In white an,
colon from &c np.-Tok.ss. singcruaal
4 Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Artists materials. Studies, cue. Gaxrxzs
4 Co. sceozd street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

The plsre 10 bay aeckUear AZ Is and Z
cents In ssik and plash Is ~ the star Cloth
Ing House. - Commercial street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

We are Eusag 20 give drive la parasols
Eek Heek---Iokiss. Ss1Esrmsa 4 Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

A4AGLE MiFF -Ng,llsia nexssa s>es-
rreas isesNa suit Cor a ais0ece fEasi afs
vie Hattie. The r.sintlE alleges thai be
40 hs,i;e have oeen married. 10 yesrs
Sha hsse sasr ehiidrvn, and that Els mssr
tN eierNi vita asotasr fellow. shsss
eoHe Is <ssa Noasshaus. sac tsaak TBS
aaxH child. stasxAtcr. aud isft shr
~ tAree with her husband
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

4 rx.s week for bsxyers of fashionable
srraEsef Eoois. 90 dress essnhrics ior I5c
-ToksxS- SinSprfnxn & Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

corssss q; sc ar--TskiAs. ssnSerma.
Il Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

NNNfE q aNlEk-gR - i'a-f aa4s't 20 cpNatl
vssnrassst a,3egs sset ysssesisy ard stA eo'i'
tn'.e IA session for tie tsiznee 81 tbs
esrA. pssnr psv consider az eFsass 10
1ssstsseraiS YESTERDAY they 4wAr1et a
10 stes O. Viaslc. g. keaHa &ar ist'.ssES
se,issEt lcs3es hsssse q, v hits afef ~
s.Asa q. H. lN4wag3a feVcissS q Csiitfrsst
- tssi.4az e rv3, gds = ut ART tsis9sns 81
sSeH 20 NaE scAN : iSses tssst
ssas* issr tee ess4e Rg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

UDe dollar bays canvas shse & tae star
Cicfhinx Hozse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

kAfnER FcSNy,--A gag that proved n
rests'ih'y funny 70 the auasrucc Ms
saskei in during the projection Of the
Mskssia ily the -. Jcha's Musical sosiets
Ne.sne.',sy evening one 81 the actefs
BAL e oxpisia that he had The authority
- tf~th hah, ihc digaity III HsanS af'scisl
ntlsS. for etflaIu act std he cad Il ia The
totle~iGg woss.s II sas dSue by THE es.
ffvss scsartaQd -. his ENcel icacy the iors
saisi .ast.ec. endorsed hy .se MASTER -
rs f'.s, tae lori b 3 aslfnirsl tay Katie Z
xAAsivl isig - shc 0xeA,sfpeF, abe 6ecssgz %
Sne ssals, lrt g8stt-s :. sirftacr1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

TAe sessess ~ n. u. aev< ssl ecrse frsm
E<axlrzsss and zAke 5a-x u he es:se,xxts<tn-
Ihufe w33 ~ 3 mnEneEfax Display -
4exNufks q - sysuzaEo 1t 1nsy - t@se