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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded az the Auditors ofscs
Vas.a-4av


Twenty deeds were died for record
yesterday. two for nominal considerations
and the remainder aggregating sls,sss, an
average Of $le55. Following is the list a.
furnished b. Wood & Osborne. abstraction
OF titles:
}. ". Edwards. trustee, to Elizabeth MI
ton, lot 4. blk J. Bakers add. s375.
z. I. Holden 10 Ada l. ColiiHs. lots l, ?, s,
4. and &, T.. /. Holden tract. $40.
A. A. SicksFsOa to Ann J. " mite, lots r.
=, u, Is and Il, blk ID. Ross md add,
5000
Geo. Dor:fel to Ravenna springs Park
ASA, Rasenna Park supplt,i plat in sec 2,
IT, 3 n, ri lie. s.
Chas Rakeidy TO 7. X. Enslninger, lot II.
b 1 ~, ID. i. Denuy's 3ri. sI2sQ
John Mertx 10 Frank schaeGer. undiv.
half Of tract 4xia rods in sell sec Is, tp
2sn.F5 e, <s25.
VIM. Newhall to S. c. Allen, M Of nwl .
OF sw'4 OF se14 sec Is, tip . n, 3 east, 8
acres, 5000.
VIM HoIbEook TO Eliza White, lot II. blk
,, Englewood. SEQ
A. d. Lleweilyn 70 Mrs. Helen W. spar
ling. lois /. .. 3, 4, 5, 6, and !. blk y, Madi-
son street add, 5000.
p. :. chaGtauqua Assn 70 Martha II.
Cristman, lot Il, blk l2,Chaniauqua Beach,
SIS.
J. 5. 9ecaliis;er 20 J. VIII. MeCallister.
tract pa acres in secs . and %. tp - H.
rae, $500.
Isaae woollen to Jerry Perry. lot l. blk !.
Jackson -. $50.
+ J Monroe to n. II. Webster, lots 10
and II, blk ?, Monroe & Whipples' add,
500
A. W Parkhurst and W J. Colkett to
Albert Bingei, LOT 10, blk 9, Fairyiew Home
stead ASST. $3.50.
II ". scott TO II. B. Hickey. OF W !.
OF lots c and :, blk /, Denny's add. SO.
t. Hanfofd - Taco Mesaag. "A tract 4sx
10 feet in E. Hanfori's Don claim, $50.
J. W. George 20 :. Baxter. lots /, ., 5, 4
L, Is, Ii in blk 6, Jackson ~ sdd., 81.
James Dougan 70 Geo. : Walker, lot G.
blk Il. A, A. Denuy's add, $500.
G. ". Bray to :. 3. Dusen.erre, east Il
acres OF tract in " 4 OF ne 4 sec u. Up =
add. $500
". g. Curtis exec 10 g. W. Bray, Is acres
in W Of ne Z see Is, tp p D, T e, S2o5e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
A NOTABLE ENGAGEMENT,
Louis James and Marie Wainwright at
Frys's This Week

one u the most important events IN the
history Of Frye'S opera house viii be The
forthcoming engagement OF Louis James
aud his beautiful wife. professionally
known IS Marie Wainwright, who wiii
make their trsl appearance in Seattle next
Thursday nlght III SHEER dan KnuNlcs's
tragedy "VifsiaiHs. 30 be followed on Fri
day evening by ShRkespcare's hesl comedy,
AS You like it. aud closing the engsse
ment Saturday night with ''ushcl!1
when the gFea: salyini aud Boosh engage
faeut WAS PLAYED two years ago Ia New
York, cat 81 ali The actresses 81 AIS C0uu-
try Miss Wainwright was chosen "a 80 Jnc
role 81 besdSmcnA The critics were
united III her praise, aud SslVlpi, hfnsel =
hni l,ttlr givpa te compliments, cummend-
ed her i4apersoGatiaa IN No measured
terms lie declared her The greatest EDE'
lish speaking Dssdctaona he had ever seen.
uf gamess Rirginins. natct New
YORK critic SAYS TIE story NI
sheridan knowies's PLAY an4 il
eutninatiue event. the overthrow 81
she carflEpi necNMviri which ralei Rome
With sicsYatte SWAY, t. well known and IKE
ge,pa vine. h seems 10 iinprove with aSc-
ndwlu Forrest Impaired Ms graltd = rsin
alifg 0the roia aud when he was gathered
uuto his fathers. john Mccullough was
locked upon a. the ideal NirEiuias. Taking
the part ia general. NJ. james s not only =
eSerls The letter io Bis representation ~
the nohiC Roguaa father, ami patriot, wliiic
Hrs euucepfi1H es sac character j. Invested
With that toHe.l 6 nature, which hreass
down al barriers and makes iag Whole
RDFfd aka
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
IN AfFMnRIAM

We, the members Of the wasco Academy
Literary Society in memory of Leigh Catch
deceased. adopt the following resolutions
WHEREAS. Almighty God In his wisdom,
has called from earth one dear to US indi-
vidually. and much respected as mem
Der OF our society, and
WHEREAS. We wish 20 give expression &c
the estimation in which the departed was
held by rs. therefore
Rssolred. That our loss WAS his gain.
RCs0irsd, That we who knew his merits
will strive 70 initiate his example OF faith
fulness. p-onptness and devotion 10
duty.
Resolred, That copy OF these res0iu.
tons be sent TO the Timfs- HeRatGiaecr aud
20 the wasco Sun of this city, and also e
the Posi- ISTELIIGEScEE OF seattle. and
that copies Of the same be sent 10 the
bereaved family.
MITCHELL B0LToS,
GRACE WILLIAMS,
HAyARp RfpDItI.
al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
PERSONAL

NJ. Thos. cnilen sud wife, of Olympia.
are In the city.
Mr.. Edward oliphant arrived fn seattle
last evening.
DR.. Kinney, Of Tseoria. paid a short visit
10 the city yesterday
Mrs. W. Davis. Of Port Townsend. Is
paYiag visit ia the city.
SIR. w. ". Codman aud bride arrived
from san Francisco sunday evening
/ Nr. J. VI. Casey OF Portland. travelling
agent 81 the chieago. Milwaukee & -.
Pau, is in the city.
Miss Dove Foster. who has been wishing
friends In this city for the past week,
leaves Friday for her home a; Fidaigo.
Mr.. b. II. Howard has - far recovered 81
y be able 10 be out on the street. He was
d9sn town yesterday for the tirst time in
two laonths
stephen -. Ives. OF san Francisco. y h.
Hutchinson. Of Portland, aud W. e. b.
Graham, q Winnipeg, are registered AT
the Occidental.
Ar. Jack Levy, who has been travelling
through oregon and California booking for
location, has concluded that seattle IL
the best place on the coast. aud VIII close
up his bufiness in Vancouver. q. c N and
reiurn 10 seattle To remain permanently.
The Rev. J. II. Forrest Bell. who had
charge Of the Chapel Of the Good Shepherd
Ia Seattle fOEr years ago Is now clrate OF
parish in the city Of Manchester. Eng.
land. While Ia That country recently
Bishop Paddock, Of the Jurisdiction Of
Washington territory, preached ia Mr.,
Beli's church.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
RETURN OF THE VENTURE.
Instead OF Seals, as Intended. She
Brings Back Halihut.

The schooner Venture returned from the
far North Sunday. aud Is anchored In the
bay. Last spring The Venture was pur-
chased az Astoria By John G. Nixon, OF -
attic. aud ftled out az a sealer. She car
fied large hsh net, and instead OF shooi.
INK the SEAL, her crew would cas-; the net
Raa esteh ten. whiir ia TIE North 8
IaembCr OF the crew was drowned aud the
captain seemed 10 be demcfs,tz.i. Tor -"
placed tbs schooner IN charge OF an Indian
agent, aud struck out IN su oren boat for
Fort simpson Nothing has ever been
heard from HIM since, and SIR Nixon sup
posed he had BEEN DR.. wned, together with
me other member q ,ne crew. bus few
weeks ago Mr.. Harry Agar went North
on the steamer Bosenwitx with crew 70
tring the seae8aeF GoWn, aud on his
arrival ~ Fort simpson. he learned that
the missing captain had reached there in
safety
wnsfe he went from there. OF nat he
dsscfted the Schooner for remains myStc-
rs The crew thai went north 10 bring the
Venture down foss fishing gear with them,
aud ~ the vessel had several Ms Of sal;
on board. they bad no trouble loading her
with haiibut, which were sailed down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

The greatass discovers ia she cpakcZ
fuc AZ thg prrssal $50. b t0&i 81 admitting
tata iAe ogeu ffFsA 81 st atmospheric ieut'
reFssDra. thV-t.a3 crearins Nszgreni - ar
la tae otca. 8ntS Is acepsa psisaf3 IS "a
ss.fting sarSc sheet e. asye wire gaare ia
t8e owen d,ssr NJ " -, LCsi. re- &C.
srngaaVv ~ tbs UhaueE Tax steve t0aspa-
ny. Aas ChaFter tsak rangc VISTA the uuu-
slerfai - sre rauae nRNu aseF on exhibition
~ the depot "a Scaranl ia i'srttissleTciat
street. IS here he zisrs Nsa itsaA eNrcri'
sit-afe Ga reas5iue takiur aua hroisuS
Ths experiments yesterday NV t2Hsi -
isfar'ary. and 4svre Witnessed O. huua1ris
a iallcs and ecntirlat3, taf gAhits tio'
asscus TODAY a. u q i- anA C7'ss-'s AZ .
lls this sxaat dlscage-E liae e4nfo aeQF|
fRc air iB she even q pnNvniF-t fss'sn eteH
befatalpg arr. he@cN a ~ raanaa ttftcip
rss,t i,sses g esssk'tft bNi s tV@ t'spces
eggs can L. Ft,ssssd Wsihugi daaEcf ~
h-rakine. and faest Csl he brtissa % ne
atgu and t.sfae sut ssgecf aud iatcN Tooss
: De- arr iuterts 5ssi 10 sc,1a ssaeSius saet.tl
ca3 tn-3as aad WITH - she sSparltll :
laaiC hy M Lees, rs sae eGati1ttlaa clt'si,'
shf. eNg1ipG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Fresh mountain froaf for i.-rs ( fs.s A. N,
Brunswick this morning.
The ship Palmyra sailed for ssn rrnn
cisco sunday. with go tons Of coal.
X g, Dun 4 Co.'S MerrsnsfIe sxency vii
estabfish here October with Mr.. w. n
Artbure as manager
marriage license was issued yesser.ixy
for Hm- Lsgie and Ella Naxfeg prisrh erf
both of King ceuury.
1he steamship Willamette arrived frorr
Portland yesterday and went at euee anael
me DHnkers for cargo Of coal.
The steamship Aneoa. Captain Carroll
saasen TO- Alaska yesterday rnsruEng. vita
heavy freight and large number % pas.
EeEgers
II was H. Z. Levy ssd not Jacob Levr
who made speech before the city eouracil
against the as1cstoneeFs and their mode 81
doing basi1es~.
The Steamship Wilmington, Captain T.
Gage wiz sail from CAPTAIN HaffeIdss
wharf 10 san Francisco, Thursdzv rzoru-
ing as 10 O'clock. carrying freight and pas
seuezfs.
The steam schooner l. J. Perry. Captain
bazliene; expected to sail fer the fats yes
tersiaT, but when steam was raised on her
nsw patch on her boiler was fouaa 10 -
Defective. and she win not go away for a
day or 80
the ship IvannSe. Captain Carter, has
been waiting since saturday afternoon 70,
the tag 2asiick 20 arrive aud tow her 10
sea The injuries 20 Brown, the mate, are
isot considered serious, and be vii be cut
il few DAYS.
The dummies Of the jackson aud Mill
streets cable line were pat In working
order yesterday. and the trial trip win be
fEside to-day Passengers viii not be taken
aboard until Wednesday, when II Is ex-
Fsee;ed the line wiz be opened for tFafise.
The following persons made declarations
oi citizenship Intentions yesierday. Pat
rick BOurke. James Powers and Joseph
BeiAnger Of Great Britain. Charles We
lander aud John johnson OF Russia. John
Carlson and Esiek eiolseth Of sweden and
Norway.
Two lots with = tTo-stCry house on Co
lambia street al 1850: lcoxI20 feet on Mil
street, flue view. al 81 10, and fxo lots on
the Jackson street cable line. are very
cheap. Call Immediately GA. H. H. Dear.
born & Co, corner Commercial aud Jack
sou streets. II yon want great bargain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
LETTER FROM THE GRAND OLD MAN
OF THE NORTH PACIFIC, EX-MAYoR
YRef FR
SEATTLE. Sept. Is. ISIS


Having constantly 70 answer letters of
inquiry in relation 70 DR.. J. Eugene Jor-
dan ard the many cures reported by his
Histogenetic system Of Medicine, | beg to
take these means 10 answer all such ques-
tons. to-wif.
l have had the honor and pleasure Of the
intimate acquaintance with DIR. J. Eugene
Jordan for several years. He is gentle
man of culture and refinement and the
peer of anyone in the medical profession.
Many Of the wonderful cures which are re-
ported Ia his published volume entitled
he Entire Revolution of Medicine, are
personally known TO me. DR., Jordan ;
success In this part Of the country with his
grand Histogenetic system is certainly I'M
paraileied, and while l an neither a
prophet nor the son Of one venture TO pre-
dict that the time is not far distant when
his Hisiogeaetie system viii be the stan
darsi medicine Of The day with the intelli-
gent classes. Respectfully yours,
II II. L. YEsLEE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
Will LAST FIFTEEN YEARS.


The city attorney vas ordered yesterday
a. notify property owners on Front street,
between Columbia sud Madison. 20 remove
the awnings on the west SIDE, preparatory
q repairing the h7cak Ia Jhe Sidewalk. and
T. bald q pile halkhead extending the en-
tirp length ~ tha tW0 blocks
The old crib hulkhead Is growing iDse-
cure, and The proposed improvement VIII
consist af tao rows 81 piles driven. enc
siaus the 0utcr aud iAe other a TIA i1her
ssies, u the sttcss,k The pixies VIII -
strongly braecd a8a SIX or eight iach
piaukiae VIII BE- empioycd - t1eIs tac
iaeiug next tte street
Mr. = q. Scurry has ehSrce II the Work
aud guarantees THE structure 10 iasi u
years This terioi Is Is thoagbt, Wal a!1'
ness cutie q chause Ia the uaiure - ise
saiiiiuEs in tire yieiui57, and q j. expected
fhsr hsiek win have snpplsHtd the frame
wofk, uuw existing, tcteTa tnat time eN-
fsires-
Tae new balk head Hiii casi about seq,
ROUGHLY eStiusfesl. ais4 t4c WofR VIA %
commenced ThHrstsss in ali pTUt'ahstliy
Sfsaf sections wfli ~ PROCEEDED with sud
tsmsslstesi. before { Hrtrg up u0re side
walk - a. % Inconvenience business 71s'n
- ii5tte a. pas ia-e. A CRIB taik head
wsaii cost $500 aud g s'ear about SiAess'-
ana fhe srVaf disparity u Hs1irys rendered
it necasssfy fhas piles should ae tlassst. q,
ssperfaily a. under fsse Circumstances the
etsas.sr structure viii serve the p&FTs,se
..4ss1zffg gt4f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
YOUTHFUL PLorTEgs.
They Plan the chlorofsrmiag Of a
Candy Vendor but are Overheard.

VIII Paddsn aad Lewis Collin. recent ar
rivals In the city, aged Is and II years re-
speetiyely, were overheard by q boy yes
teriay morning plotting 10 ehiorofoEn the
owner Of a candy store. After the deed, il
was arranged that they should divide the
proceeds Of the til and skip out Of town.
The boy Informed Oflcer Leekg. who took
the youths IA charge and brought them
before Justice jones, when II was found
thai they had a bottle OF ehior0forsn
ia their possession. As there was no charge
against them and they had committed 10
crime, the justice cautioned them and let
them go. As ihey were leaving the court
room farmer who happened 60 be present
offered them job az his place Ia the eOun-
try. which they gladly accepted, and are
npw for time secure from the wlles Of
city life.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

nHowSEo The body Of Nicholas Olsen
wss brought 20 town yesterday, by the -
attic, Lake shere < Eastern. and taken 70
q. &. shorey & Co.'S undertaking pariars.
from where Il viii be buried to-day. Olsen
was employed at Aliea & Nelson's sawmill
a. Doaneiiy on Squak lake, and while ea-
gagged in driving logs 20 The mil tel inta
the lake and WAS drowned, A. soon as tire
body a recovered it was sent 20 seattle
for interrnfnt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

r p Morton. ruA sszer Tor the singer
MsasffseEafiur CUnNsny, - frQlt stres-
seattle bas sscs-csi = sisst-class Saving ma
- 81 saake- PROXIMITY and cheap. send
arseF - postal cAr1 ana he Wil ssud Tor
usachsn ne. Eae nesf OIL Hseza.es S11 parts
for a. ssufaE mzchiaes constantly 90
hand ~eand hSn1 rsize hsnss o0sgEl are
SID ~ aGT nca ssAcesHss- Best - tAt
void terls 70 sziL Satisfaction guam
fss.a4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

To sExtsHNoo.-H Hereafter the George E.
starr will leave Seattle at SID p m Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays aud Fridays. arriving at
Wsateom 81 10 a. m. the next day. Re
turning. she leaves whatcoTn az l p n.
Tuesdays and Thursdays and a. N. snn-
DAYS. On Friday night the starr VIII run
through IA Blaine and semiahnoo. tnGer
the new schedule, the starr VIII not call at
OAK iisroar. IA conner and fldalgo, but
will make 81 the other landings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

STOLE WEARING AFPAEEI---John Dunn
was arrested in this city sunday evening,
on the sworn sieiementof Heary Peterson.
who charged him with petty larceny.
Dunn, who has been working in the seat
lie Transfer stables for the last week, was
recognized ON the street by Peterson, who
halls from Franklin. IL appears that the
defendant stole wearing apparel belonging
to plaintiff. some Of which he pawned,
while he retained the remainder Tor per
sonal use. He was examined yesterday by
Justice Soierberg. who asst gaed him quar-
tiers IN the county jail for % days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Fae THE RasLYN NISEkS. An opeu air
meeting will be held "Wednesday Al S p IA,
on Occidental square, Tor the purpose II
Offering assistance 70 the los kesi-ont RIOS iyn
niuafs and their families. The meeting
win De hels under the auspices - the
Western GENITAL Labor Enion, and al citi
cons are cordially invifed - stem Able
Sneakers viii address the meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Police CeURr CASES. - -Four cases OF
drunkenness were disposed of summsrily
By Justice Soderbcrg yesterday. each Of
the offenders being nued s. Before JUS
Tee Jones. James Hamilton was charged
with giving beer 10 an Indian and nDed
$50 ia defanlt. be was committed 10 the
county Jail for % days. In the same court
Harry TRAINER aud Martin Giynn. charged
with vagraDcy, were sentenced 20 30 days
II the county jail IN default o: bond for
500 as snrety for their future good be
havipF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

We carry full line OF DIR. Jaeger's sani-
taFy Wooden System Gompany's goods. We
are sole agents for Washington territory.
Teklas, Singerman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

r5rsf lsas aFasslasa fslE-Nc LAfr 80
s4s-ed Iaa sarFicrs 81 Efs A - Han. arsssa
fae tesnaaEs p egcaafs4a hifasa - NAa-
asf Hrs - STATS Street. a!eSSa Mrs.
4 a. asH aEs ha4 IS gs4zs exsserltsi.s g.
stF lass ssn yeas SEE Was Hrsf asssssAs.f -
afr4a Esvn - &zaGaN Erss - E1zrsa.
tts sxsssKesaaA IS - SD ztyia- = lze.
-f.iirssszs. - ( IN.
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ExrENsIoS


sAfLWkT 10 RACING EENES-
Festnniug sunday september l6ta, the
'raiy lrav5r- = stsie It s. a. m Wiii Tan
through - Raging River. st-suf Ten mites
sass srasn fiiinsB. arriving tAeTe A. i-to ?
"a RefHruisIg. leaves hsggng River e. -
"a, II arriving 10 seattle a. - 2. "a, - 81
present. Tafs arrangement vii shorten
ths stage Ft8e e. sna freFa FaH City Rep
Ranch and faa hollis ata st-sis. Zen mikes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

gHub SctIREa rs DEksll Il mos; de
sr1ssiuc accident occurred ia Seattle >N'ilT
dae evenire. wtich resulted IN TIE Gc&'a
- 4 child YESTERDAY fno-uiRs- Nj sud
Mr. S.Frf tM.En reside in -iuih = slllf.
aud satyr,3zr eFeHlar sf1er ta- coffee aaf
sa.ea taurc1. s.E1 jGss before She fatsal =
a. Down e. ds1usF, t.sc hafs. ASea II
yssasfts. to,1ile6 Ep g. ere sah'c aud f.sai3ad
: esa g srsii5iug hsf eaSrc down GE=sl -
ilsse bead aug iacs. Az arst tite iassrses
were nssI tAeAght b ae seF 7ils, bur tfss
rA52A s7sfErt-g isarsEfF uaflt Yesterday
snssn{ns. W hsn Ef Was relieved % desia
~ s1resssrsss, i s ssseh snic IL fhs emF %
81 she SeAfste GGka score q Eastern, sss
4 nsar.F distracted sVrr iae Asss - als
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

pEcnEES -The following DEGREES were
entered ia the prebste coaFt yesterday
Conaranlas the estate Il Amelia Shoe
uaker. seifling the anal aceouns IN iEe
.sfare ~ y : Mclaughlin. Gis1F button IN
;he estate, ~ Anefse q lhensmore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Parties wanting business property will
find II 10 their Interest TO cali on Hefner &
nishon. as these gentlemen make spe-
cialfy OF this kind Of property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

G. f. Miller & Co.. successors Ia Comp
ton, Miller 4 Co. loaRs and insurance,
have removed from lfsiz James street 10
lis Mil street, In the Occidental block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Ladies' Hair dressing Parior, corner Main
and second streets. Shampooing and hair
werk of every description on hand and
made 10 order. ap2Seow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Buying for cash fer two houses aad sell
ing for cash enables Us 70 snierseli every
one. Price our dress goods. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Prof Dillon's dancing school Mondays
and Fridays az $50 p N. Juvenile class
SATURDAYS 4 2 U. u. AZ Tuner hall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

New millinery by exppess. Saturday
raoraing I'D, reaiy for inspection Monday
morning Toklss, slngerinan & Co..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

oar cloak and wrap s.epariment--i2e cases
ready for inspection Monday. We have
the correct thing. Toklas, SingeFlaau < Co.
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00iiiii9ilolaIilciii rs
ELECTROMAGNETIC IL

htEsLRk CArgug James shanghurFy
robbed the house % Mr.. J. l. MearS sunday
night Mrs. Mcsrs wss disturbed BY 3
noise ami She aWekc her husband. who
immediately Rot mp sud searched The preul-
lses, bEt without discovering any one lie
ulea Eot dark lautgrn aud examined the
saFd aud ruth0usr adjoining iu'yhr lat
hef ne discovered @aa iytag GA the nnor,
apparently asleep, WITH q eoat thrown oFeF
MS heaH Gu CLOSER scrBfiny. Ne. Mrsfs
discovered that the cuat WAS hls cWg prop
tfty, which be bad Jeff lying on a ruck Ing
ehaiF IA ihe parins before retiring The
hah seemed 20 tr under she influence u
h4nor AID eould. 0g would, ao' give = cQ-
hefvtii Aeeeaut ID! hos be gal She garment
ne slated, on hgias qWe,tiuaea, that BE
hSt !'een oui Win r1ue IL the BOYS. w'la
hsd lgts hlai, Whru sad where he could "a;
"a NJ. Meas brought him down tow Z
and de,iFen3 him 90 tpe pflcers. TIE Sc As
breNeat before lu.iiee lo0cs YESTERDAY
moFhsns and committed 70 she eugnjy iasA
" aeiaai oi Ice basl. ta as sit yhc ac.loo
OF TIE grand iurS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

IS inch ladies' cloth for sc. per yard.
al eolorss SS-irch Eagiish suittng, isl4c.
Tokias. singermaD 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Our own p0rfafien-novelsies dress
fabrics and trimmings not "a be found else
where Chester CIS&ry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Manager Frse tases pleasure IN a9uoHnc-
Eag al enlargement With rFa e the most
rra1a nest q gs4e ie8aiiag artists ~ fAe
American stEEe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

Sluggish liver " inactive bowels urge
into activity BIZ = pleasant desc OF Ia
rants selfzer ApSrient.