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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors Office
Yesterday.

Seventeen deeds were filed for record yes
terday, the considerations aggregating
sls. sos, an average of s2es5. Following is
the lis; as furnished by Wood & Osborne,
abstracters of title:
W. r. L. & l. Co. TO Johan Brending, lots
3 and "A. blk IA, West Seattle, $3.50.
W. r. l.. & !. Co. TO III. D. Andrews. lots
70 and u, blk !. lot y blk ., lot 5, blk 10, lot
%. blk Is, West Seattle. $3.50
W. T. l. 4 |. Co. to j. \, Morrill,, lot 20,
blk Is, West Seattle, ESQ.
+. Bowies Ia Z. Reiter, lot 3, blk /, Den
uy's East PARK add, 500.
l.. ;. J. Hunt 10 w. 7. L. 4 |. Co. tracts %.
$1,000.
II. II. Andrews 10 {. A. ingalls,, y interest
In lots 20 and Il, blk n. and lot S. BLK 2, lot
3, blk 10, lot 81, blk Il. West Seattle, Si075.
A. 0oebel to Mrs. A. Bolink, lot 3, blk 81,
penny's ID add. love and affection.
A. u. Stewart to J.. :. ]. Hunt, of blk q,
Nagle's add, sl525.
r. y. Miller TO Z. Jarvis, | acre Collins
donation claim, siz75.
FE sander 10 W. A. MeCutchin, lots
and 3. blk IL. Ycsler's LIST add. 5000.
J. II. MctiTnw TO J. Furth, lots ], >, 3, 4
and ;, blk II, young's add, 81.
f. Il. Ferry 10 C. Loueh and W. H. John
son, lot $, blk II, lot =, blk X, Dcnuy's add,
$4,000.
4. b. stewart to L. :. ] HIut, tract 20 of
West Seattle acre tracts, s..
j. NJ. Erik TO J. =. Hall, lots aud :, blk
%, Woodland add. to salmon Bay City, $50.
J. Rawsou 10 NJ. K. Phillips, lots . and 6,
blk A, nunn's add, x475
H. tiortheu to c. schomburg, 20 acres In
sec u. twp % n, T c, 500.
H. W Baker 10 W. A. Lee and j. Z. Bur
dick. 50 acres in sec -. twp 26 n, T 4e. $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
EMMA ABBOTT COMING
Her Grand English Opera Company 10
Play in Seattle.


our citizens VIII learn with great deal
81 Qualification that ;he negotiations Nhich
have been 10 nroercss Tor the engagement
% the Emma Abbott Grand English Opera
Company 10 PLAY ST FNe's opera hoasc
have resulted satisfactorily, and the man
asemenl ~ thar superb lyrical orgAnika.
uon composed 81 - artists has consented
70 play hero for two nights. Friday ana
saturday, November and le, and Sa;ur-
day matinee. Tais WIN certainly be joyful
udlngs 10 every muSie lover in this cota-
mnui,y, for tine Emma Abbott Grand Epg
ase Opera Company Is TO-DAY the largest
an1 best operate company ia America,
On TIE occasion 81 It's last slsit here TWO
Ntars ago 10 drew the largest audiences
hlst ever gathered In She lusaal fhester
sinee then the company bss bssU greatly
AreN gshfreG. while the fvn0wB td aud
gifted priua donna, Emma AhtNii,
ia better voice than ever.
singing the rrana soles ia the iesd-
les English operas With < nHtciikc
GREATNESS aHd Resonant seaatf, a. wei a.
q iaNish wealth II eyrt ssion ths, charms
the SENSES aud euihuscs The fancy 81 every
tfae lover ~ lneleay Her constant ava
ga hrvlt 10 gather af7and her thc Erssa
~ optf2 cum fauy ou The ptaieFn lyftt
slAse sud TO-DAY Wgih galaxy 81 sEiis;s
y World wide reputation, s magnificent
eaurQs and q sufeFh orchestra. she has
GRANNY reached the seal Of hee isndseie
The coming 10 seattle a s'grsaa mu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
A GOSPEL STEAMER
Rev. B. B. Diiworth's New Gran 10 be
Finished To-Day.

rao gospsl,siesmer uslys, Capt r b
nilsoT's,Ia = completed /. 70 .iay. Hay. ].
.hsS<Hs, And means fisher, hrt THIS dos
NJ signify thai this stesmer i going into
ne fishing business NJ niHarih Is =
minister Of the gospel, ard BE intends re
Wsivs a. q sort - Missionary strAH.eF SO
eAfrv hisa kh.su, TIE Sean1 from place n
MACE where Dc hss appointments ia
preach Ssao Is not much issF siy ie or speed
Shg, Il elsolgs thc size ~ the Srecess Saa
StaunchIv hailt ssd viii maze assfaf
- miles sscr hour she = -
sr-anera thas eue uesn can rsn
her. ana Mr. n5lwostb states ihsi
nc viii - rarfain- snGinver, HF
nam. cock. eeai Ta.ker snd dsck al,d
soc g Cited Up SAP BIS family eau asea'a-
panr hiEa h.sst p a. no itesAS 'oE pAFss a.
es.rs ashef Tran the members - fhs sEeS
lastly. NJ piWorgA states thst e De
keerss his hsa.th De Biii ~ ahis - a1stn'
fAfa tac stesales iu the afsSircSs fog ~l3iea
sac Wss hGiI saa Pc es3ee sac VII
rtNcf &c msesi I'm .usBs1 iz&z 0f aH ~ do
iliE ariy o9hes "a sslc2 ati4 efssts g. y aieh
sill hfius rrtss,seh az ftse CaristiGa res
Flun.
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-. auestion which Is now agifafing the
- AZ pslies officers Of seatfies Is
49, sssser John somerviile, who died In this
y T.scepber 9Th last, really committed
g, .sse ar was murdered. The inference
-, o,,, al the time By somerville's wife
sssf he committed suicide, as win be
-, ~ Tie following report Of the occur
-. which appeared 10 the Posr-IsTKI-
l ls'',.a on the following day, December
y. ISL; s,,.,.d LII, -.
.l ~ accompanied by bis wife, came 70
sss.s,ie and took up his residence on Jeffer-
- ssrsef. between Ninth aud Tenth
~ They were quiet, unObfrusire peo.
~ and seemed to get along very well, so
" = outsiders could judge, until recently.
-. = those residing In the Immediate vi
ssssT noticed that things In the sDmeryilie
ee.ssss,,,1 were not running as smoothly az
s5ey had heretofore, but supposed the
Ss.s,d would blow over and ali would
s 80, h. serene. They we're mistaken.
sersfer. for about Il o'clock Thursday
-, John somerville took four or FIVE
--ssas III morphine. As soon as the woman
Ezseorered that her husband had taken
- s';ssn With suicidal intent she sent at once
II. nhx sicians, who fastened to the house
~ "a wnrked with the stupeiied man until
sssijght. applying artificial respiration,
so.uaca pumps and every modern CON
,ssrsuees known 10 science whereby life
nav be continued and health restored.
4; ss5,rts. however, failed. They eontin-
sed their efforts increasingly until 3
Trlaek last evening. when John s0mer-
MA spirit took its flight and human aid
80 no longer Of avail the poor woman
rho i thus lief. widow by her husbands
ss.h art IL broken-hearted and nearly
s,rpshed with grief. She declares that her
hnsbspd's love for her allowed him to be-
rene Jealous OF every man who spoke 10
IN on the street. and II was through this
esIse that he, in tit Of jealous insanity,
DOL the fatal dose. Mrs. Somerville is an
honest. rather progressing looking
rgIuaIi, and is entitled 10 the sympathy
~ 4 receiving from her neighbors and
friends. who are aiding her 10 bear up
hfayely under this terrible affection.
The wife seemed terribly broken up at
DE time over the death OF her husband,
snd no one at the time suspected foul
Mar. A few days ago Sheriff Bowles, of
Hala waIla, wrote the officers in Seattle
that be hsd reason TO believe that Som
efyille had been murdered, and that he
was on the tfnek OF The murdefers. A later
d.spatch, which Is published this morn
Inc. states that Clark Elder, Matte Elder
laie Mrs. Somerviile) and Agnes HoIlo-
way had been arrested yesterday at IA
f;rande, Oregon, for the murder Of John
somefyllle. Prosecuting Ronald and his
assistant, Judge T. II. Cam, got out requl-
sition papers, urging the governor OF
Washington Territory 10 ask the governor
Of oregon 10 allow the prisoners to be
brought here for trial This will undoubf-
edly be granted, and some startling deyel
opments are expected.
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- Q -
AMUSEMEN-sS.

FsYKs--"Ilis Natural life company
embraces - setting people, beaded by thc
Apollo OF sensation actors. thsTies G. Naa-
bury, aud the charming nue accomplished
Nellie Rayd To handle the immense stage
settings which arr necessary for the pay
Ii takes six machfnlsts Prominent afnsaS
the scenes carried are tn hc seen iisc NORTH
End house ~ Hampstead England, sarah
island. the convict settlement a. fnri Ar
thur. Tasmania. the sosrrnar's house ~
ueNsrs ,ha repssepnucd cell ny JnocolieAt,
the magnificent interior II North hnd
house siso toe CRANE, awc-i inspiring csrarie
10 mid ocean. This i ssla g. - The most
elaborate. expensive aud realistic scene
ever produced on shy Stage
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren ieething, is the prescription of one OF
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
ineaieulable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. BY Civ
ing health to the child il rests the mother.
Price 25e bottle. aug9dwly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
1T MAY NOT AFFECT YOUR VOTE NEXT
TUESDAY, BU1 IT Is OF INTEREST
TO YOU IF YoU ARE NOW
OR INTEND To BE
4 Property eHner in Seattle.

We believe that both members Of the
firm are sufficiently wei known in seattle
to require no introduction TO the pubic.
One has resided here for II years aad been
actively engaged ia business. and We both
expect that we have come TO an anchor
here for life
We wish TO Impress the tact upon your
mind principally that we are not adyen-
tuners II might sound better for someone
else to make this statement. but in the alb
sence Of a volunteer, we win venture the
assertion ourselves. We have engaged in
this business for the purpose of handling
our own property, as well as 10 act as
brokers for others We intend and con-
fdently expect to do as much business at
least as any other firm in this line in Seat
tie. We intend to advertise literally where
it win do the most good. We win positive
ly have nothing to do with wildcat
schemes of any nature. When we tell you
that anything is a bargain we expect to
have our word believed. In fact, we shall
do a square. legitimate business, and when
we can't succeed on this basis we win quit.
II you have real state in any portion Of
the city or adjacent. or agricultural, tim
Der or coal lands elsewhere. that you wish
to sell, We invite you 10 list it with u.s.
We promise to find a purchaser fsuch per
son exists and to sell ii as readily and to
as good an advantage as possible wewin
positively not attempt TO handle property
of any sort at prices extravagantly above
its legitimate value.
II you wish to buy anything we will
have it If anyone has. We shall handle
some of the choicest properties in the city.
aud promise you fair dealing.
We have embarked in this business to
stay. and intend to build it up by acting
according to sound business principles.
We win also loan money on approved
security, conduct general insurance and
collection business. and take hand in
everything which legitimately belongs to
our line OF business. Every department
viii be strictly looked after.
We already have fine lot of properties
listed on ourbooks, and in day or two.
as soon as you have digested our platform
win commence announcing In this column
some of the best bargains in the city.
Watch this space. There will always be
something in IT of interest to investors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01

To. NiGEI's Rally The Republican
aeetiag AZ Fry : Opera house 20 night viii
~ addressed b. IusiEe T. .. IGutar. who
vs. Aliens chief GpHaneut IN toe kileus-
hurgh eonEeniica for delegate, HO1.
Eiwos~t Evans, who = boo wesl KNOWN u
n4rs3 raeafinu. and NJ " W Newiia. eau
slldate FIR prosecuting attorney. i eelesa-
iaon q Republican elehs VII eseaTt TIRE
sysakers frsrn The Occidental hotel &c the
Opcsa Hog-r.
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THE ALAskAS To IsAyE--The steamer
Alsskan, capssia Anderson. arrived here
YESTERDAY Ha0raing, on her way 10 Port
inna sac seIaaibcd az the city deck all
das taking furi, sud making r Hay for hei
trip . F.rs.Aad. fog which port she viii
ssil ss,ttav Captain Audcrsoa Of the
North Pacific hss bscn s.staii.sfi 90 take her
around 10 Gh.s CusumshiA- Mr. aster -Ssyne
viii ~ rs chief engineer, 5ancs Harvey a.
irsf assistant. aud T. = Foes a. tirss osAesT.
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Bees Blood E'5HsIier Reg2s Cherry
Ce.1ah Svrau, Etsass Tsgtirni oil. hsgss
LAYER FsliS. E,-gss German ~alfe SD begys
gsta8lrzfssi kasaeases ser sale aaa AZ
rsutezi Is azshgeark & Co, baTsaes 4 Co,
paHas 4 son ahd Cen rsseH 4 60
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To 5o fan justiac to the PR sesipsiesa de-
partrseuf ~ their establishment. the
sseRarr 4 Holmes Drug &c. rnd Il ueccS-
ssfy ~ keep theiT sfarc opea al aisat a
com f.slegt pre.srirtiea clerk VII he %
haua A. al Eaurs, t7s FRONT street.
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Dr. Jaegers Sanitary WOODEN System
Company's underwear reduced Is per cent.
Toklas, Singerman & Co.
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Prof Dillon's dancing school Fridays
at $50 p m. Juvenile class Saturdays at
D. m at Turner hall
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Handkerchiefs. See our advertisement,
and BY all means see our stock. Toklas,
Singerman & Co.
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RAGS Has II r She lro1f ssTfet
house lzMsnlis has hesa settled II VIII
he remembaresi ;nas MsssEs , X klnssferH
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THg wEsr SxATtLE PERRY -, sPisia
Hansen % the steamship Willamette states
thai when he ieft the Columbia river she
ssszns ferfy-h bat. CITY q seattle was -
Astoria waiting ios favorable wetihy<To
make she trip srouu4 - the sou ~ TIC
captain saws that a; the present Eme the
weather Is veEy roaEh. aua thai unless
change taxes p}Eco. the ferry h,s&i csne9s
eafely make the nip fcr some lime. Ne
sGSrcs that she best is a siauneh ioasktus
craft. and 5 psriccily scsMosihy In sHeoth
water
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100 pieces all wool Henrietta lin all col
ors) at csc, worth 81. Toklas, singerman
x Co
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THE SANE ORD Srosy.- Cries OF "mur-
derr' and police sent a chin 10 the
hearts OF passers-by in front of the Poncin
block on Front street about 9 O'Clock Tues
day evening. Members OF the police force
were promptly on hand. and went scrsmb-
ling up the stairs, expecting to ind the
evidences OF thrilling tragedy. Instead
they learned that Thomas Bnsha had been
oat doing the towa. and came home q con
siderable the worse for wear He was feel
lug ngfy aad couhaflye. and as many men
do in that condition. Fret attacked his
sifs, aud she raised the cry which aroused
this ncighboraood. Then he turned his al
tcnIlon Ia his mStber. and was Ill treating
her when the policeman put IA an appear
ance. lie spent the nj NJ in jail, and yes
ferdsy Mrs. bnSla. won an Ike. whs the
case Wa cailc,i modified the charge 70 one
OF diserderly conduit. lie was hnsd 81,
and uatd without mufIauT.
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TIKI CAnLE tss,An Is atsse = tie oatE
cry - iis size en TIE Pacific coast vita
fixe mllcs Of ealle r0aa Ia ore sifos7,
since he opening ~ the MAJ anA iNcssea
street cable fezA the reoeipls have aVer~
AGED S tser ass. Tie pressure i - EHuss
81 he i,sHf 3ura ulies aud fsgr rsrs nsaa IL
use that iwa uloTs czrs gsa two Asiiiiefaai
siunsn3,.s haze h-sen sssierea Cars ics4e
fhe c.fv tveFs Is minutes. aE6 they never
Fssl 20 70 crowded At preset; the Faa1
Tuns tarE ct she WAY fhr1sgh q sn&rsssiy
settled dissF5ss. k,Ts iEtSin< fr'ani tire asr
ard j. beiHs eisEFea alcuE the tine. q VIZ
soon ~ al sesiioi an
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We are the emily authorized SCENTS fc<
dunlap Co.'S celebrated Ffffh Arenne
New York karz A fan stock of eiik hsfs
On hand. ToklAS, slnxernAn 4 Co.
An advertisements in the want cr,umn
VIII cost yeu cents . word for trxf in<er-
non ana cent for every dAr thereafter.
koAo-As table spreads Ask 10 see
them when you are n cur Linen Depart
mcnt Tcklax. SiDEernan A Co.
sc silk plush Chester cieary.
comforferx Chester cles-y
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Clothing. Read our advertisement in
this mornings paper Toklas, Singerman
K Co.
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Children cry for Pitcher CasiaFia
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rUROER OR SUICIDE2
-~ssrsoxAL ARREsT N OREGON FOR
cxlxr CexAlTTEDIS syATTLE.

.~.s that Mrs. John somerviiIe
..,.oued Her Husband Here and
-, Gave Out that He Had
r.mmitted suicide-A Requisition
Asked For.
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shoe department Our shoes have rep
utation for low prices. Toklas, Singermau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01

Earl & Wilson collars aud cuffs, and
Wilson Bros shirts. Toklas, Singerman
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See what we have 10 say about plushes
in to-day's paper. Toklas, singcrman & Co.
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mics. and the word /" Histogenetie . is now
/ equivalent TO - Triumph" / am still oc-
cupying rooms Is, IS. A. and IS. new Yes
I Ter building next door to Crawford & Con-
overl, aud from appearances bid fair TO
continue to do so. Very respectfully,
J. EUGENE JORDAN, NJ ID.
Prof chemistry and toxicology, Hahn
Medical college, Chicago, Ill
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren feething, is the prescription of one of
the best female nurses. and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
| ineaieulable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a. grip
I ing in the bowels and wind collie. BY Civ
| ing health to the child II rests the mother.
/ Price 25e bottle. augsdwly
Z DIR. Jaeger's Sanitary Wooden System
4 Company's underwear reduced % per cent.
Toklas, Singerman & Co.
Prof. Dillon's dancing school Fridays
at $50 p. m. Juvenile class Saturdays ct
: 2 p. m. at Turner hall
/ Handkerchiefs. See our advertisement,
and BY all means see our stock. Toklas,
Singerman Il Co.
100 pieces all wool Henrietta lin all col
/ orsl at CSC, worth 81. Toklas, Singerman
I & Co.
Clothing. Read our advertisement in
this mornings paper. Toklas, Singerman
I x Co.
shoe department Our shoes have rep
utation for low prices. Toklas, Singermau
d Co.
Earl & Wilson collars aud cuffs, and
Wilson Bros shirts. Toklas, Singerman
& Co.
1000 pairs of white and gray blankets at
$50, worth $50. Tokias. singerman & Co.
See what we have 10 say about plushes
in today's paper. Toklas, singerman q Co.
our Millinery and Dressmaking Parlors.
Toklss, singerman & Co.
4,c silk plushes, all eolors. We are world
beaters. Chester cleary.
Rlushesl Pushes! Plushesi silk plushesl
<Toklas, Singerman & Co.
Big purchase of silk pushes, all colors,
45c. Chester Cleary.
If you have room torrent advertise ii in
the want column.
Comfortables at 65c., worth 81. Toklas,
Singerman & Co.
45c silk pushes. We lead for low prices.
Chester cleary.
DR.. ]. c. Grasse. dentist, has returned
/ from the East.
Gents fine unerwear Toklas, Singer
man & Co.
45cnew silk pushes, all colors. Chester
1 Cleary.
Campaign pictures at Graham & Daul-
tons
25c ladies Atwood hose. Chester Cleary.
SC hem.stitched handkerchief. cleary.
IS so walking Jackets. Chester cleary.
Eastern cash prices; spreads. cIeary.
Eastern cash prices; cloaks. cieary.
sl;a splendid white spread. cleary.
Lace curtain nets: big sale. Cleary.
Price our fiannels. Chester Clcary.
New dress goods. Chester Cleary.
New trimmings. Chester Cleary.
45c silk pushes Chester cleary.
&c silk plushes. chester cleary.
soc splendid underware. cleary-
sale of hosiery Chester cleary.
Great sale; table linens. Cicary.
Price our new pushes. Cleary.
Fur trimming. Chester cleary.
} New cloaks. Chester Cleary.
Plush sale Chester cleary.
See to-day's want column.
---------
sc rubber combs. Cieary.
Towels Chester Cleary.
Children CRY for Pitchers Castoria.
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1000 pairs of white and gray blankets al
$50, worth $50. Toklas. Singerman & Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01

our Millinery and Dressmaking Parlors
Toklas, Singerman & Co.
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CvEeBaAKp. --rGm Nefsiia, 8 coal pssser
on The tug MSs.ek. vale intoxicated, fell
overheard from tire wharf back OF schws-
hacker Bros. 4 Co.'S st0fe Ia; night, but
was nsaea cut N.fh a rope by pdicer Hob
den aiii Nsssfs. Jos. Carter and Tom Ward
4 railfug saoua he put az on Railroad al
lev hs.tWecA SchwabAgheF's aud TerTy's
warehouses 70 prevent pedestrians from
ialiiug overiaart. IN the aiGht when the
alley : ycry carE-
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45c silk plushes, all colors. We are would
heaters. Chester cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01

Big purchase of silk pushes, all eolors
45c. Chester Cleary.
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/Plushes Pushes, Plushesl silk plushes
rroklas, Singerman & Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-14
Assignee Sale.

HyO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PLEASE
Il take notice that shall on the Sth day
of December, 1888, at the hour of two O'Clock
p. NJ, at the court house door, in ClatSop
county, Oregon, sell TO the highest bidder,
all the interest, right and title of the Lewis
and Clarke Lumber and Manufacturing
Company. now held by me as assignee, in
and to the following described property, real
and personal
1st. The timber on, and lease to the S %
of section II, T. N, II. 10 W., in ClatSOp
county, including right of way and tramway
from said land to navigation on Lewis and
Clarke rivers.
This lease is paid for and runs for 1 ( years.
With this property is alsO included steam
Sawmill, box and Shingle factory complete.
2nd. The K. Z. of NV Il and s. Il of NE
Il, same section, reServing the tramway
and right of way across it for II years in ia
vOr of the purchaser of the mill AID lease
above described.
3rd Two yoke of cattle, horse. chains.
axes, saws. wedges. and other articles per-
tanning to a logging camp; 3 stoves, i lot
dishes g cords. more or less, cedar shin
gle bolts in the woods ] lot green fruit
shocks, ten TO seventeen thousand l car.
set ear wheels and axles hand truck,
wagon, OK sled, lot shingle hoop iron, 2
coils b:liling twine.
All can be seen on the premises above de
Scribed, at any time. Terms, cash, at time
OF sale, and property will be sold subject TO
or free of four thousand dollars mortgage,
as shall be announced atttme of sale.
j. Q. A. BOWLBY,
Assignee.
Nov. I, 1888. div
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-14
The Whiteohapel Murderer.

PARIS, Nov. 12.-Le Temps
processes to believe that lunatic
Russian named Nicholas Wassiiey,
released from the asylum at Sebas.
topol in the early part of this year,
is the Whitechapel murderer.
The Journal says he killed and
mutilated eight women in 1882,
after having been Tilted by a Par
isian grisette, and was finally ar
rested while trying to kill a woman.
He was committed to the insane
asylum, where he was confined
until discharged as cured.