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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

Parties desiring te 10 to Lgtcna should
take fhe Lake aion electric car 70 the ter
minus AZ Lake Union. then take tbs
steamer acruss the lake which win land yon
80 the wharf al fatpsa. 4 rsenber 81 the
Iatona Town eosnpany will be on the
ground and viii take great pleasure IN
showing all visitors and buyers over AID
through the toNnsite OF Lat0na-
Persons desiring lots for homes can
find no snch opportunities and induce
ments as the Latoaa Town Com pany offer.
Owing 10 the large amount OF money the
company Is expending and that viii be ex-
pended by others ia building cottages. etc,
81 Latona. insnxes the speculasor. business
man. mechanic and homeseeker = rapid
Increase ca their investments. All ioss
purchased now wiil rapidly increase IN
value owing 70 The extensive Improvements
nos being made at LAtona. Lots are On
sale By the oNneYs' James a. Moore and
the Seattle Land CoaIpaay's Office. ON Col
unt5a street. between Front and Second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

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en- Krc0rd far nF hgsfnSa nrahlhstsons ~ T<<l-
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selves u rsnswea and determined activity 70 50
ense she sane
The next quarterly meeting Of the union
VII be helfin ssiAIeSa. at Kent
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neath 81 4. .. sealander.

Mr. A. r sealsndtr, late OF Ssaiander &
Neally, tailors, died az O'Clock last night.
at the residence Of Mr.. \. Anderson, ISIS
West street. Of consumption. after an IL
ness Of several weeks Nr. SealandeT was
web known in Seattle, having been in bgsi-
ness here for eight years. and his death
viii be learned with profound regret by $
large circle OF fyiendH. He was a native Of
Sweden, about 10 years az age. and was ur-
married. he had no relatives living except
q brother and sister In sweden. Mr.. Sea-
lander was . member Of /. o. o. f. lodge.
No. :, Of this city. under whose auspices
the funeral viii occur. He was also
nneInher OF Bel Man's iolge Of SEATTLE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
FmE w. c. r. 4 CONVENTION.
Resolutions Passed Miss uearletta G.
s4paru's Lectures.

Resolutions Passed Miss Hearietta g.
Moer~'s Leetares.
The eonnty eouxentoa ST the " C T.
4. 81 ioained yesStYtl2y after Q very sue
eeSsgml ses ION Representative Of the
different unions were present ana gave
good reports uf she WarK Mrs Homer
iillE's paper ia reference a. the work 81 The
nnsaa sna Mrs. ~ h Thomas paper an
Aas / MY Brother kceHer r. wnge hap
pily rsce ves ard hiehsg aasaniisnented
The lecture IS Mss HsnrSssta g. Moore
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
Ii,nr nI.l..l 80 Tl.eir go.

NJ. Abel and Burt Steel. the Two gsul.
bser-vaerants who were sentenced % jail
by Justiee Miller last week, we're yesterday
released hy ChieE Mitchell upon the jus
Ices order. The men sent word from jail
thu; they would pay so and So respec.
lively. and would promise 70 leave town at
once II they were released. Justice Miller
thought their money was worth more thar
their presence. ana they we're accordingly
givea their liberty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
ralrie.le san. d racoma.

Washington Camp Ne. 2. Patriotic Order
Sons Of America. and Lincoln Council No.
2, the second degree, were instituted III Ta-
coma Wednesday evening BY the members
ol Washington Camp No. I. Of Seattle
DiStrtct Pre- ident Gardner Kellogg was the
Installing oflleer. being assisted hy &c.
Mitchell, past master ol forms and csre-
monies. and others About fifteen menu
hers Of Camp Ne. wens over from Seattle
had a quiet time and returaed yesterday
farpnafr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
a yIooRors KICK.


a Merchants wife the Hesss cf Con-
tenfiosR-A Decentralization
4 wefl known merchant wl4a has heen
greatly heneeisci b jays Vegetable sar-
sapariIla, desired T. size is to his vfies
who was very delicate. hHt osx Of e3ati0n
aFst cansalsed bis physleiaa. d. Gris-
void Of so Market stTeet The 6oetuf, Cd
Iectesi. saSsag 10 had ucges smea Sara
pagilia that did net caufssa potash.
wAseA thiaaed tie hsoss3. tlaal bis fatient
ass not have say siE3lsty 70 isse, aad thzs
waat ee!loate Feepla nsssf . Niozs
blood. ne h9wcsss eaaseutsa whea as
sarpd THAI joss Tesesaase saEsagavlla
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OF other sasSzT ariglas Rsa taas ~ spa
clae vesnsasse alserassses Is prurotesl
asrssslon. AMI rcpssref auss.Eisa. henes
eTeaFes new blood assi v-zs The vcsy faIag
fag featle sseopse. TIE &hera explains
fhs maay cases IA whtrh afsssi. eEiscsss
sad 7ua aowa people. base heea biaia oP
- Joys yegussl te Sarsap3yi after the
ysosash sArSzpars lsas salleA ia efsssx are
creating 3 ssnsAElans--S 2. .gxaniasr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

TIE jewish people Of seattle are hooking
oas for site for synagogue. The eon-
gregasion under Rev. .. Sholen have lately
purchased = cemetery plot from the Free
Meshodisss. TIE tract comprises Two ard
hasf aerss. and adb,ins The Odd Fellows'
and Feee MasonS' plots IA the Mount
rleasaat cenaAaers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
IN moI,I = Raraar.

AZ the meeting OF Trinity Guild at sbe
chapel Of tae Good Shepherd on Second
street. near stewart held yesterday after.
noon, il vas decided to hold bazaar IN
the AEmoTy on March 10 and II. Party
bags. dolls. cushions. fancy work. ETC..
wiil he on exhibition ard dance viii take
place each evening. The Kings nangh-
lers also met in he same place and had an
interesting meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

Toe land Office wikI be closed Monaav.
thas Inauguration anay he observed a. =
holiday. Eha aEfce BiA be rsopenei Taes-
day Register Reld ard Receiver Hayden
saii yesterday tAas e woalt BE s good Alsa
80 have Mond.y observed as 3 general hali-
aay. Tbs Suggestion vii prenahly meet
Win general appFuva4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
Nay be resched u nvea msaeies fron tie AearS
ei she city - Way D tae moxs sx1eas1Sesy cea
ssruessd and hsst ee-spssa easls raslsoza N Ire
A FEW LOTS LEFT.

A very few Of tbs fless 10 los In Rentaa Al
thst nos one vii gssaaIn unsala thirty days
heAce. These whe kzYs delayed making tAesr
longer. fer We Intend - eaese cas ne few -
nasaiag lots auyt1sg Tic present noash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

7 De degradation "a which the Newspaper
''vrite-ap syssea has heen carried Is vel
illustrated Is TIE fact that 3 Taeona
journalist S soliciting business for a1s
paper iH Seattle n ftiseehapel. promising 3
splendid descriptive sketch Of the psaee
from nis iAeils zen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

ses 3 ~ - August 81, y hen the fEF<sEt
- fsesx g Ne Submitted stree then
ssfssAssou hAs heea grated IN several
aas<eess.
WAY Stsf6z wAs 1EYaN-
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ksvyn seay weFe as faEieNs
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as<ss = xsgrvs NssA eSsoksng utensils.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

The funeral OF agT. James Taylor. who
died at Grace hospital Wednesday win oc-
cur from Cross s Co s undertaking par.
iors IN North Seattle this afternoon ct
O'Clock. He wiz be buried in the Masonic
cemetery and under the auspices Of
Canano lodge. No. II. A. +. and A. NJ. Of
utsalady. several members 81 that lodge
are in the city arranging fer the funeral.
and the Masons Of Seattle viii also partici-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
Nv K0sFR2Y.

Ne Revived . ea-Sa - aew hosssgy 2nA an
ssFaEAg. ~sses. assftss sss. ceEsas. @&xSAss
Hs6a. ea1. = xFasa essastzssast - s@sses tsa1a
ch&szee C5a4sF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
Bona Eide Purchasers

As this IS probably he lat advertisement ne
shall print regarding Eensoa Addition. we prr-
sent with considerable pFsee the folloWing iiss
Of bona SIDE purchasers 70 dafe. Several nlpfihs
ago ve stated that the hsssiasng os a nFstc
cake road CT Madison sszesf was positively ss-
sured. II has already been pFoven thas we wera
sure uf cur facts Ia that snsfRace. when we
arst Placed Reafoa Addition on she market. we
announced that i ,xonlG be ne choicest rssl-
eeaces sistrics and tbs NOR Hi9 OF Seattle. We
believe thas the presentation Of the following
list Of purchasers Is ampie vsriaeasson Of thai
prediction;
Hox. H G. srRuvE ~
HoS C. H. HAxrs2o. chief justice Of Wash
ingson territory. e.
Nh LKIaH 5. J. Hiixr. proprietor Of ina Posv-
IxTxxIEeEScE& So
MR wmuAa K BAE1Ky, proprietor Of tue
Evening Press 60
Mr. MArH1cx afeNEcKx1. ~
tn REID. ia. fegisser 81 the rniiad States
land ofaca e.
Ma W. 4 FonxKsr. county anGisoE. "a
MAJ W. HozsgsaK. general manager Of
the seattle. Lake shsro Eastern Railroad coaa.
pany ai
Prosecuting Assoniey SxwuS. e.
Da. E L sxaTH 81
Ex-ProsecntIng Attorney RoSALn. "a
Hos. rxEDxnsc JaNKs GkASr. -
Mr. 5. r FsAnrn, e1isoF-in-chief q tie
Evening Press. ~
Mr. JoHS A. si.gscMsn, eait0r-sn-ehlef
Frank Iesiae.s illustrated Newspaper. Ia
No EDGAR a. PFygs. city editor Of tne ross
lxTsfEzsrse ca
Mg JxRoxg cATLlx al
KfSs corxTY IsvETNxKT rowrANy. "a
Nh ". /. EA1Is. recently 81 tae New YORK
stock Exchange ca
MR Is1DoR IAyoua, Of Iatoar CO. G.
Nh ". 4 Jxxyfsez ~
Mrs AxsKLIea a. cARf. 10
Mss u. IorlsK RuaNs Of Minneapolis III
MAJ A. FARx, Of Dexter, Horton & as
bank. ~
MAJ L scnrrFz Of Dexter, Horioa 4 o's
hank. a4
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hank 10
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

Ne>srs Cross & Co.. andertakers, have
be a notified to forward the personal e.
fecis OF the late Fred NJ. Ricketts, - Law
renee, kas.. and 10 be ready 70 ship the
esanalmed body Of Mr.. Ricketts, 10 his
parents in England.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

1850 *<1 X@'
goods Is worth The l1lonr
into them ii wear III
ard n every tsrticsllar.
The name b priestlcy g a
IS printed on very five yar<
the goods.
There's anelcgant lot If sI6
Furs Just opened in the cli
department. Ask 10 Sc thQ
they are regular beauties
Something unusually Fiji
AIutIs. and Boas ii I.lann
white and spotted AIarsis
Grey Fox. Lynx, ele.. &C.
VIII just mention i few
them IS Samples
Taeras j lee IL aaaca Hair Masa wea&n
uaars, hns tAaay ere ssafkest aa.e aasa IA.
hiaeR Aanxer knF MmlS 81 IA ansi III
sanosnsag nsea aaa w&En ~ Ai&xk1
Esnx. sess as "a
We are too busy ii I'M
Cloak Department TO say nax
Call and examine or stock.
viii pay you.
In the Domestic Departnen{
outside Of the regular line NJ
bargains, there are some nsE
ones this week.
You remember what We sai
last week about blankets. COIN
fortables. bed spreads, etc.
applies just the same this vol
Ne have pillow cases 81 n
sheets already for putting I'M
the bed.
There's 4 lot Of remnants ~
table linen which win be sozd
at great reduction as long IS
they last.
Also a number Of odd lots IS
towels. which 60 Il greatly Az
duced prices.
These speak loud enough
without further talk:
Las d sstIpek ana pain JERSEY rssn
nels. must - solds osssses = - ps<
yard worth Sc
gin Ladies Underwear i've
have just received . lot of flha
silk goods. Nicest things se
shown. VIII wear and
warm and coE11lortap AlE
heavy line of fine wool undEx
wear. in scarlet and gray, ~
grades, at unusually low pricks
Ne have the best fitting clpr.
sets and largest stock of them
in the city.
Best soc Corset on The coast.
We carry all makes; hi.
Warmers. p. D.s. c. P.s
is. French Woven, Ferris
Good Sense Waists. etc.
Kid Cloves-an inrper(s<
stock and best makes.
VIII just call your attcntiDz|
to those Maggiouni CLOVIS,
Later on viii tell you the his.
tory of their make and wksIr<
they are made.
We have the largest stock b
Gloves in the city. and s|rG
doing a rushing business.
MasisuaFs Gre bataoH tnKtk. ftc<h
ashcsna sSinA. ceeFesk e8fa Mua stzea af1 AN
shn,se4 TneY ara .pmaer& "a anxIisy.|
s1sss n" aaaslsy. Az
tlefhy. ssnxaaza faF stFsFs w2nr and zxs
essaeat EEesr. fsagfakAea length. a1I
shsies ~ Sl-es.
Gases assn saaaon sisxe ssscn hook. E
ia Rnkiisl rsd ana fashiosabis tsa &
shades a. tlskA
nayki fsssf 'sasfen. addressed kia. Raa|
elssse skin snd Ana weAaef. 81 va
agsssae ssse. anaFszses. elbo&
ienstAs, ~ 80 aaa 81
A handsome lot Of ncwsx(
novelties IN ChateIaines. SAITH
els, Pocketbooks. etc. hare
Just been opened. Worth ah
ing.
We are selling all those az
can't Combination Suits ii il,6
Dress Goods Departments Al
reduction Of over So per iii
They are the Latest Parish
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uraays on every article IN our
clothing bar and furnishing
goods departments was eagerly
accepted by the worsilgsaen Of
Seattle
They know when We say
thing We mean il
The success Of the sales on
these days last week has m
duccd Us to continue this dis
count for a time longer.
We want every man il Sc
attic 10 avail himself Of this Of
fering, but please remember
that the discount holds good
only on tuesdays and Sstsir-
days.
We make it on these DAYS as
they are the most convenient
for the workingnen.
10 need telling yu about
the large and elegant lines We
carry in these departments.
You know just what they are
the finest and best in the city.
We can suit all tastes and all
purses. These goods arc re-
liable wearers and splendid in
appearance.
Don't forget about this 10
per cent. discount on tuesdays
and Saturdays also remember
that the prices Of all goods are
plainly marked on them IN ink.
That offering to the ladies'
we made last week in Henri
ettas seems to have caught
them. Couldn't help it. The
goods are Of such sterling
worth and at such a price.
Nothing ike il yet offered.
Going 10 keep it up till all this
line is sold. So that you viii
remember il, cut this out
measssstas. al woo'. 8 laeaes vide.
taal kssNsss. 81 sgc pr yard Yea r.
Hasiass sauss wesa ssvsys sod - al.aA
This isn't the only bargain
We have to offer this week.
We viii mention one that is
extraordinary. It's in the line
Of Broadcloths. We've cot an
unusually heavy stock Of them.
and. as you well know, haven't
the room to keep them over
this season. In fact we don't
intend TO # offering them At an
unheard Of price counts forany-
thing. Ne are going 10 sell
them until the last yard is gone
at s. per yard. Here's what
they are
Rnsaah Rroaarsasls. "a lnehes vide,
Al usss. fn aa Islsss SHADES. - u per
sar3s HgulAF rFsee was $40
These are honest goods.
They are finely finished and
viii give you good service.
They always lock well and
dre We are offering them
At half price,
There is another offering we
viii make you in Dress Goods
tbs week It IS a bargain:
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sAzAs ssas. - AZ saGes aAAses sf
81 pr gazs.
Everybody knows the chr
acser OF B. priestley & Co.'S
black goods. They are the
-1 Gasss, ssa~-e1 :.
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