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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03
rHE STRIKE CONTINUES.
Naughty Members Of the Chain ans
StiH Refuse TO work.

Oficef Terry ~ usual took the chain.
gang eut yextenisy morning 70 do little
work on the streets. in order that they
night have . good appetite when the din
nef bell runs. The previous day II Of the
- tn the gaag hal refused 70 work ana In
s<ea1 Of the nice warm supper and break
last tnsy were RECALLED with cold collation.
Of bread aod water. The twelve reealci-
trnnf thieves and Migrants we're as deter
mined as ever yesterday morning not 10
WORK hnt In short time four OF their num-
Der laid down their dignity aud took up
the shovel and the hoe. The eight good for
nauxhfs ueFe stood mp ia donhle rows 1f
folrs and watched their industrious com
fadts with csntempt In the evening the
gang was made 70 march 70 the CITY
prison. The industrious were xirer q nice
warm supper, while the Idle strikers were
forced 10 banquet on bread and water
chief Of Police Mitchell says the re-
matnder of the strikers viii be glad To no
70 work within q day or two. ~ bread and
water has tendency 10 cool the heyday ia
the bieDfi
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aAgsoe PIRACY.
Three Vessels boarded and Bar-
CHARMED.

FS5say Sigh; eBrfas Use sfassaee q: the
e4aazla snss Sfsw q shS sisasss Dslss.
sasea gsss a, shs tire lying ~ Gs9rsssi's
ahsEz, she Was ho49ssesi xfsd r oazs a
It's ~ sci xws lv2gz s.sssse 81 the . ART she
stss II ssitses lad bas 70 sHmt ae~sarSf.
~ faassse ~ ~ F4Ea s0ass aaS .ffsRfcd
fssrsHSa a ~ sEsss.ss The ss,sanss.rss ssssu-
paS-. 80 esl,sss e e<a. = HasFlge eiAsS ard
tsses STARTS EaSra NatAtgg cs<e " A. stss-
saFts<si, slsAm4S& seexNs 10 etl< "a ussss~
9EssrAsS = - sasF.
las - iAe tatrA rseAaSxy ~ rs kind
\ skhin use 10 sf fsrw DAYS Eariy sass xrwk
TIE sgSxsss @xs rlnFssserrd AID q les ss
yslasnssx ssoaen. and iss. "Wednesday
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sExi-AssUAL SrATszsSI.-Justice II. F.
Janes made his semi-annual settlement
with the territory Yesterday by paying
ssagoo Into The county treasury rs the
amount of flass collected BY him since his
last report The statutes provide that jus
tsces shall make their semi anpusl settle
menis upon the frst Monday IN January
and July OF each year but Justice Jones
has been delayed in making mis- settlement
He also paid $40 fines into the city Irras-
ury yesterday on account of iiues for
January.
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INITIAL APPEARANCE. - TAe Sandny
Budget. with Samuel r. Frazier as editor,
makes its Initial appearance this morning
The paper in ali its departments is bright,
spicy aud readable, AMI If succeeding
issues sFe as interesting as the FIRST. tha
sasday Badgsi viii rank with the FIRST OF
similar papess un The coast.
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Per steamer Wilmington, sailing from
Seattle for san Francisco Feb. 2. A. II
smith. wife and child. c. yey. III. F. Ham
bert. G. r. S2earoness. Z. ]. Mcdonald. II,
Tneo. NJ. Reimey. g. Green. A. r. Watson
n. Fox. H. Z. Mead, J. g. Mecann, J. p.
Pellet. :. Land. J Wallis. and IL sfeerage
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STOLEN cHgsr Yesterday
forenoon officers Bigesow aud Keily found
carpenters chest, containing a number
Of tools. under the sidewalk near the gas
works. Tue chest had evidently been
stolen aud secreIed by the thieves IN the
place where found. The owners can re.
cover the property By calling at the police
~ rfnr.
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HALF PRICES PREVA|L!!
Miracles Do Not Happen,
Some People Say.

Da me extraordinarily low prices prevailing SAN Fran
store caac the biting to believe that things
only may have been but be- 10 -
contrary With the advent of tho pnhe has
ne reuccn made The evena
prominent c the fact that all in our sarrs
establishment affected by Tho unparalleled Again -
Offer Tor this week multitude Of bargains aorinr widest v.r
ETY. the finest quality superb offerings ever vet PLACED
the disposal OF patrons Save nsps
ten oil our stock Half hour well examining goods
will save than weeks neorne
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NOTES TO CONTRACTORS.

pFDs VIII. Hs RECEIVED At TIE
ID So * z ~ a iser.8hsfs. ssesitsess.
. she er~ess.sa 4sad taxH pIsxaas ~ soey
rts.-x ssrsrk sss.stness tsss~k fsS VI. ",
-x.saA sssrs1er Fssas. xass heEi sfserz- ttr<r
tsts n.n4 feisrus*s %. ISIS Pan. Esu oa
&c. gssss s-sss sssaza - sxS6 esSsA
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rhey Like IL First-Kate,

From K. ~ Hoskinsos. Port Blakeiey.
We like your journal frst-rate. II is now
spar excellence so far as We are able to
judge OF such matters. Long may you
maye
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

RnnishDent N 1nhnman Father Ia
aicfeA Upon His SON.

Nscte0 pom HIS BUu.
n The nost exceptional cxxe Of bruss.isx
thst has tzsn reported for long sise wss
brousht % the notice OF Chief Mitchell Iaxt
ssening. A Germaa named Herman
Ptesner. VINO resides 90 second s,rees -.
tween Virginia and Ienors, las fos goux
tfzae praeslced the NEST oufr.v@.rs
craeisy upcn his f4uiIy ard more u~r~,rss-
afiT sIAan ass three- year-sld xo7. Char,er
Ine nstxhbess sag that Plexner hss r~rsrsx.
ecIF beAfsn his little fellow ahsas tas
Cody Win heavy elab simpty b<rsuse ~
wonto nos carry Ia ssoSe wood OF % ssru<
otnsr work uusutsed to his tender are. sr,ff
yesterday hecauxe the hoy wouId nor rr,rk
me cradle q be h4d been tp,d 10 "a. fhs
innnmnn father held him up ~ the esrs
nnua they were torn loose from
nls hesa ard the blood xusaea
out Of bis mouth and sose
Al eye witness % this uuparentai treat
menf reported it 70 Chief Mitrheil & onrr.
md - his fnssance. Attorney Ronald
orer up cuEnpiasDt. upon which { war-
rAnf Wa tseued. and Piesuef WAS lodged ia
JAZZ: He win hare preliminary hearin9
On M0ndays and u ID said that HIS iudIr.
nanf neighbors viii attend en- mazxe 70 -
sisf ~ the prosecution Of the man whose
crneities they have been coKnixxnt Of for .
long time
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Front Street Property.

Fsn BOT on the east SIDE of Front sfress.
between Madison ard sprins, sxs.O0o.
Thirty feet frontaxc on the southeast cor.
nez OF Front and Marion. covered wish
brick bufls.ing, ts6,oH.
Thirty feet on the west side Of Frons
street. between Madison and Srrinr,
s230oo
Lot facing on Front street, and another In
the rear facing On West street These lots
carry riparian rights ard thus practically
extend 70 deep water. On the property
are wAarve<. factories and huslness
houses which win rent for yloQo . month.
Price. 500 900: occfourth cash, balance
on long time
Fnll lot at the southeast corner Of Front
and Lenora streets. There r. good res-
isieuee, BOW occupied by the owner. II
"a the cheapest lot In the block. af 81 600:
easy terms.
Fine lot on the east side Of Front street,
between Virginia and Lenora: slo.oC0.
Fun lot on the east side OF Front street.
between Stewart and Virginia includinR
small house; $40. GO. hall cash.
Lot on the west side Of Front street. next
70 the corner of Pike. On the lot ID q
$40 residence Price. 50 .ooe. one-fonrth
cash. balance on long time a per cent
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Commercial st. Property

ARLINGTON H0TKL--FuIl lot at the south
cast corner OF Commercial and Main
streets. including the Arlington Hotel
building. sss.ooa.
Fifsy-three feet frontage on Commercial
street. between Yesler avenue and Wash
ington street. SIS, 0oQ
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For chapped hands, roughness OF the
skin, pimples or bloiehes OF any kline Gu
the fare or other parts of the body apply
Dutards Specific. IL works Ike magic,
and il warranted by toe druggist sold b
Stewart K Holmes Drug Co. wholesale
agents
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iso yez ever have pssssS ia tae aark aud
f'ssb>f Ii taa Ga. sstenc "a them nos.
usst't sssE, CT sfs are aHugs Fasss. Mp he
4tScz-e ia sfns bssss aus .xvs soar heath
as=si dssstsaFAs 5sE1s = See soses wIl pre-
yrtst BFtkh8'~ tktse-4s4 s@s1 tasus~ you
s~xsfa. rsssnf ssss ard asppsesSs = q by
sfssat & Homes l1szag ga, va le.aae
nyxfszx
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MONET TO sUILD wrrn.



Placed In New Ysrk-
Eeeeuffy the sche0i heard og this ctr
lssaed sra 1De In hsazs "a par for sekoe;s
nnder construction in this city. These
hccds were placed in the hands Of he
pupes SQUAD Nstsoaaz hank 70 be sold
FRIDAY nfghs Csskies j. Farth Of TIE Pu<ss
ksund National bank informed ghe school
directors that the souds we're sold st par
sozae tire s.nce 20 srasiSate OF SIX IN
Sew rovk city They were dessvere<s 10
the syndicate on February l. The bonds
are Ter - years. with interest q. G per
cent. payasSe semi -aanEalIy
NJ. BurfA Vas asked yesterday way the
eonds were nat sold 10 Seattle. auu re-
piled that they could net be placed here
owsax TO the high rite OF interest. and be-
sissrs this Seattle capitalists did ncs care 20
lock up 20 much money for 20 long q
time The bonds might have been sold in
san frzaciseo. bat New York uas the
place where they coaiA be placed 10 the
best sdraEtzge. Henee they we're sold
there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03
Choice Building Lots.

TWkLYTM STREET-Two ioss, southwest
corner Twelfth and Marion, $4ooo
TWKLfTH STREEf-Two lots, southeast
corner Twelfth street and yesler avenue.
5000.
ELEVENTH SrREEr-Two lots corner Elev-
euth aud Cherry, A.ooo.
TENTH STREEr-Two lois corner Madison
and Tenth. 5000
TENTn STRkET-Corner OF Tenth and
Virginia. $2.00o.
NINTH sTKEET-eoxso feet, corner Ninth
and Lane. xla5l
NINTH STRkEr-Two lots corner Ninth
and King. $500
NINTH STREET-Two lots southeast Ger
ner Ninth and Washington. $500.
YESLER AyRyUE-Fine lot, corner Eighth
and Mil streets tHow Yesler avenue),
with 10 feet front on Mill street: $500.
WASHINGTON SrREkT-Lots on Washing.
ton. near Twelfth. $3.50 to siaoo
MAIN SrREKT-Lot on north side of Main,
between Tenth and Eleventh, s25oQ
BROADWAT--Lot on southeast corner
Broadway and Barclay street. $l75e.
MAIN STREET-Loss near Twelfth street,
from $3.50 10 $3.50.
JACKSON STgEEf-Two lots near Twelfth,
al sl&So each.
LAKE uNION-Two lots on Meitke street
rear John, 1885,
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"why. Agnes" said Charles to his best
siri with a so,roxfal pisint In his voice.
'.I'm afraid yon must forego the laxnry of
silk handkerchief when we go housekeep-
inw'' Not ut all, Charles. darling Tex
las. singerman & Co. only charged &c for
this, and IL cost twice the money"
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Ladies'. Toilet Articles.

sde toilet articles iacIuang choicest per-
osps brushes mirrsrs
HALF PRICE.
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A Dazzling Array !!
SILKS AND vELvErs.

Black and colored silks at 20 dcosnt
price Fancy velves for half the Splendid
ends solid colors solo at
PACIFIC CAsHMERES double width. a. i2s<c.
ENGLISH SuITING, double width, 2<c
INVISIBLE CHECKS. worth sc. knitted 10 Isssc
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!. R,a pupr,rssr


500 pieces OF enbroiaeriss. fae uainsook,
Swiss lawn and muslin a. 50 cents on the
dollar. al new a.terns, oa sale this week
Chester Cieary.
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Newest Patterns from Coon & Ca
and E. & w.
Ladies'. and Children,= Clonlxs.

We viii any article considerably below
JERSEY WAISTS half price LADIES ALf~w0oL JERSEY8
reduced from s. 81. WALKING JACKETS discourse
LADIES BLACK JERSEYS offered at ass
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spiFlfuSssssn---Serv sunday =; II a IA.
Ia Masonic hAu on Frent street. near JAMES
street, The Spiritual fvasa" Il tAe sub
beet az the sssSs,ss,sEr
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We want for a firm that Is willing to pay
for II good st0re-rooul. centrally located.
Would pay bonus or buy out q business for
the sake Of getting the room.
BETTINGER 81 MEACHAM,
II@l., Mil street
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Millinery and Shawls.

beaver
Ladies' millinery offered al low figures
Large Of WORsTED5
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Special sale this week of
also well assorted line OF linen than
make for stock array riblons
iNGS will he offered tis week greatly reduced SILK
HANDKERcHIEfS 100 dozen. worth GIMP6
TRIMMINGS and FURs at half price LADIES GLOVES
makes, at discount
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Business Chances.

ggLLEyrE HoTEL-Fsye years lease 81 q
nominal Hgare. HrsE-ciass furniture Tor
100 rooms and pariors, bath Foo1ns- lam
dry. etc, for sl-.eoe. fgrnitzre 10 worm
this
RRkHKRY-A paying business no.
FuRyfTusE FACTORY for ss.ios.
sAwxiLL-rsyins property, s7-eot. bali
Interest ~ same rate
LOGGING eGnP-Cosnplefe outfit AID u
90. oae feet q. tiraber. 500
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Second Street.

Forty feet frontage on Second street, near
Pike. $500: the cheapest property on
the street
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IsustIes, Con,.ets, Muslin Lnderwear.
Children's Hoods and Caps the Greatest Bargains G
the Season
Clothing. Clothing. Clothing !.

Mems youths and cher ready made clothing vanishing daily
carload lots Only go odd
coming
daily made Scotch ali wool 81 Mems cocked halt hos
o. being pair
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RICHARD osBoxg. rKrsrxx r. pyxs.
OSBORN 81 DYER.
r AwyERs.
L. SEATTLE, w.
Rooms II and u. Yesier Building, Min
street. end of Commercial fake elevator.
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Houses and Lots.

SPRING STREET-Two lots Al the
southwest corner Of SPr1ag and sixth
streets, including tine residence.
$1,000.
FIFTH STREET Fine house and lot
corner Fifth aBn Terrace. 81 CO.
DEPOT STREET-Lot corner Depot
aad VAL streets, incfus1inz three new
SIX reota cottages. Fine location: sbSoe.
NINTH STREET Nice house and
wrfs-lSF&txsi i0k Gu the upper sstae OF
NIsfh stree; next 10 the corner OF Stew
agt. $50
SIXTH STREET-Tno lots on sixth
street. three nlaates' walk irsfD the DC
claeutai hysei. On one LOT Is .
honse that viii reat for 80 month.
price. fle.nse; easy terms
eleventh STREET eoxfo feet
curnssr Pine and EIeseath. vita aseyen-
rooss. hard eiasshed house snd ino$ssra
coavenfenees. xZ1G
A SPECIAL. BARGAfN-Ips aud
reg seven room house aid small barn.
corner " Harrison aa6 May streets. near
the Issstot street eztse line and The cleo
the road. with q spie1dio view OF tsie
city. the hsrl,or, the mountains and Lake
Union. ]-f3o.
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To Property Owners.

knxoue having property that they really
SIS, Il, sell. fsa aswayS asks qsiex s=sez
b. lf&fzng il with IA. Ne bare csts9ksssed
rrrsssx sos fog bsxzls9ss raetaods ass
raaking quick sales. aaa propose 10 nassn-
tR2Z IL
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GALUSHA PARSONS.
ATroRNEY-ATLAw.
SEATTLE WASH ~.
Late Of Des Mosnes. Iowa
ROOMS IS, 81. g. BOSTON BLOCK.
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Liberal isectnsr-~nT. Yosk speaks a. op-
era hesISe this evening 81 ~ GA prshihi-
tnTy legislation Ia scssRtaH and temperance
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Spring Overcoats.

just a elegrn spring
extremely taking advantage prices
dressw we'll
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LARGE PAyNEsr or TAxEs.-Mr +. G.
Ames, assistant general manager OF the
Puget sound Mil Company at Port
Gamble. made the largest payment of
taxes into the county treasury yesterday
that Treasurer Pontius has been called
upon TO receipt for ia long time. The
payment was for taxes on the mill cofn-
psny's property and Isud owned by num-
with the com pany in King county. and
amonnted 10 1854 81. This represents bat
small part OF the tax paid BY the mill
COMPANY. As Us property Is mainly ia Kit
sap aud other counties.
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w. LAIR HILL.

A TTuExEY-AT.LAw. ROOMS a Ayp
n kA. Rcssen block. seattle. ". +.
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~RKFERKxcEs-Rvery hAak ana
sc'siness nsn in se.exse-
INVESTORS
Ws..1SsdsGn .p.

Carefully every aay. O. new harxxsrs are
nt1e1 and others withdrawn aattv. FaI-
.swing i partial list Of thtir property for
this week
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A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A Law. solicitor In Chancery. Proctor In
Admiralty. and Notary Public. Rsom IS,
YeSler's new ouilsiing, Min street. Seattle.
w. 7. Take the elevator.
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DIR. E. q. JOHNSON.

DHYsICIAS And suRGEoS-oFFrcE.
i corner trout ard Cherry, over Low
man & Hansord's store. Residence 81
fesler avenue. Telephone as
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IN. GAZE.
Mcbride. Carr ~ Preston.
A TToRSEYs AND COUNCILLORS AT
"A law. Ofsices az Iaconuer, Mount Yer
mem and Seattle. seattle once. YesIer-
Learv hisek. fy17dw
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SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES
Domestic Offerings.

another Reduces
household expenses ephng worou' tsk heiofe nofsa
prices Asae Iaies' oh Ssn sse reduced 7c
per pad hanels reduced 49,
plaid ladies. coh Ia TO- 81 Our enfe iae -
SUMNER GOODS comprising LAwSs sATINS, BATiSrE5 co.
100 NAPksss resneed rsH ~
tosiM cOMFORTEE3. large SHEET
prizes Etra heays Gkb
MAN BLANKETS tal g. reduced from 50 90 Our i0k
blankets sell at 81 iosry brought "
Boots. shoes and Rubber Goods
Ladies youths and children ssoc@ eouasid me -
tsntion Of all Call and examine beoe SONG e~hefs Vas
goods present nosahe fsasnres 4dy Facz
UMBRELLAS, plated orIized IN 81 the faset Hossi'e
CARPETS nC6- MATS oIi~cLoIHs anil LsNoLEuMs. II =
widths The besE assorted slick ID ha @ q gesnx sinFet
LACE cUErAtss. % esst Oh e,rtt Wsdvs hsssss
TErsEs ursea4sd a.sosnsat II dsennk
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1oE1N ". - an IN~EAE@e
4 TToRxEy. NOTARY AND svRvEr-
n or. VIII practice before The Uusfes
States land ot<sce- Contests initiated. con
dnczei ard defended Timber Land cases
= spersnity. Vacant government and se-
lecret and settlers ieeas<i Tuwnxfaip
rlafx and abstract Of King coany corrected
ur 10 date viii be fuuna q my aeszse Al
dress Falls Cisy. xinx conpry. W. r.
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CHANGE or oFrIcEas.--At meeting OF
the Puget sound Ice Company. held las;
Thursday. Mr.. L. A. strost, secretary and
treasurer. rendered his resignation to take
effest immediately. Charles Hopkins WAS
eiected president: Jacob Furtn, yiee-presi-
sieist; w. ]. Blackwell. secretary and treas
nres; and NJ. MeGinnls and Z. Green, irus-
tees Mr.. sfroaf's resignation was for the
purpose of accepting . position as secre-
tsFy ana treasurer OF the new Ice aud Re
fnzerafing Company whose large works
viii be in operation by April ist Mr..
Strout will leave tonight for San Francisco
on . trip In connection with the new enter
prise
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Ladies, and Children.= Hose.

Ladies faLnished cotoa hose reduced from
Heavy. a-wooi seamless selling Large
chidrens all per
Ladies MEFINo underwear
ladies MERINO vests reduced from 5c soc.
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DIR. A. r. KTRRE

nCUfIST AND AuRIST, Sil FRONT
~ Street. Once hours 20 IL q IA, to 4
and z To y. m
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EHEN aMrrH-

A1o G&N Sm4l-E1~
A TT0RNEY AT Law. Il. 4. COMMITS
"A ssoner and Notary Pahlie. Pine lansss
bought and sold. postosHee Der ca. scas-
tie "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

X. X. NICHOLS.
A TToRNEY-AT-LAw. NORTH YAKI-
"a ma. W T. 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

HuxTIsc 4 $40 rouxp HAnnER.-Jamss
warres- the owner OF piledriver sui.
livan. four OF bis lahorers and diver,
uens % . most peculiar fahing excursion
Yesterday. On the preceding daF. while
driving piles ~ Baxser's wharf. . 600
pou11 hammer was lost overheard. and /:
Was fof this that Mr.. warren and his Eve
assistants were angling. The diver. arrHye<l
- tie axmof ufaaiiy worn by members OF
his pe0fe1niun. went down into the depths
Tor the 6fst time q about noon.
Hardly Ase minutes haa ELAPSED
when he sfEuaied 70 the Een 70
rAsse him He was soon on the driver
reporting. much to the disgust Of the
owner, that he wax unable to locate the
hammer. Araiu he went down, returning
a. the end Of the usual Eve minutes only
To report his search fraifiez He cortsn-
ued his search until the sun went down.
when an adjournment was taken until
Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

DIR. J.TTIORNTON ROaM
MAIN OFFICE, ROOM A. SECOND
1sl door, Front: residence. ISIS Fourth
street, near Pike: will be found In once,
O. m TO p IA, 80 tn p. m. 30 to 5
2. m: l2l2lz Front street, Pullman House,
Seattle W. n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

FouR CRACKED HEADs-~-There WAS 3
regular Donnybrook fair at the Chicago
Beer Hall In the Min Street House, on
YesIer avenue yesterday afternoon AZ 1
O'Clock. and every head Ia eight was
cracked with shilIalah. The row started
over game OF pool or bill
lizards. and her words led TO
hotter blows, billiard cues. chairs. bottles,
beer mugs and other pertab Die articles being
the weapons of osfense and defense When
Capt willard and Oficer RYAN arrived al
the place four OF the beilixrrents iay
stretched out on the floor with
cracked skulls and badly aissiguresi
features They were the Doyle brothers.
Dennis and James. who claim to be rad
ighting men: Harry Hanson. a Norwegian.
and John Holden, the bartender They
were all lorked mp except the bartender,
who gave bonds for his appearance Mou-
dsy ruorninx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

The seattle Coal and Iron Company In.
tend 10 make extensive repairs Is sAeir
coal hsinkers al Gilman duI.s:g The coming
week. The aunkers age 10 be rsisagt aud
their capacity enlarged. This viii neeessl
tate the employment OF "A large fore OF
HAN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j.. Castle.
HEAI1ERs AND TEACHERS - CHRIs
IL tian Science, Mental Healing. No. l0is
second street. between Madison and Spring,
seattle. Washington Territory.