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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03
Graham & Daultoa. Te,ephoue IS


81. A LOT of s. French ccfsets reduced to
81. Chester Glsary.
The newest shapes in mems aud boys
collars JUST received from Coon & Go. aud
Earl d Wilson. Toklas. SingerInaa & Co.
Remnant sale. Chester CieAry
Aii.~ool Jerseys for ladies. costing s.. are
ftow offered Tor g.. Tokias. SingeFman e.
To.
&c. Ladies' nerino vests. Chester
CleaFy.
Ladies black jerseys at the San Fran
CISCO State fsir aoe. each.
Remnants dress goods. Chester Cieary.
The nights arr cold Just DOW. Why not
gs-f q s-aIf al sur loxi silver gray Blankets,
ressaeed from e. 10 81. or pair of extra
heavy Grrinsn. ftlil size, reduced IRON
e 20 10 ~ TokIss, singcrfnsn & Co.
Remnants eiahruidsries Chester CIcayy.
LsDtEs-6imps. trimmings. and fars can
be go; at half price. for this week only, ut
the San Francisco Store.
Remnants of lace curtain nets. Chester
GleaFy.
chiidren's hoods and caps of all varieties
III the san Franeiso1 store. Great bargains.
Remnant sale. Chester Ciesyy
Embroidery sale this weck. We bought
= iot 1T aAe on the dollar caester Cleary.
ioC-a log Ut fne slsid white goods. Ches-
ter tleary.
Positively the cheapest lot in the city.
my ESQ lot ca Aiii-street cable iine Ia YES
ier's FIRST addition. SIX ~. George DurtfcI,
Commercial street.
Tue regular annual meeting o. the Ch ara
Der Of Commerce viii b. held MONDAY.
February sih. al s o'eioek ?. m. la the
Real Estate Exchange yoonS Ufiicers for
The coming year will % elected aud usaer
! inap0Ftsat business considered.
Embroidery sale. The greatest drives on
record. coo patterns 10 select from. ches-
ter Clesry.
sessrle. Lake shoTe sad Eastern Railway.
Additional suburban gzAius commencing
Maaday. February 4, iSsa. euilartiaa trains
wit run between SEATTLE and Edges aser
sexeept sanass 81 each hear from . 20 a. IA.
20 go ~ IN W. J. Jennings, General
FTelsht AID Passenger Aren't
Embroidery sale, Chester Cieary.
The Cascade Fire Insurance Cafrpsay
hiss removed it's osiee from Untoa b ork IL
ssseossa floor IF the Ssfe Deposit building.
oyer The Merchants Nations: BARK.
Rig sake elAhFoiderses. Chester Clear.
Rastles, from csats up. as Tokiss, SIN
gcrsasa & Go. :.
-sle OF cmuro;deries, 500 pieces. all the
dt1eEcas makes Chester CsSary.
cersets u all sizs sar Is cents a pair ~
the San Francisco store
DIX eAsS % EAt8hAtk& Z le>sSI ttSafS-
DO yua wsat f1ne Saif az ready-uaasie
clothes 81 sssoat half price, II 80. call on
Toklas. singssEnzn & c..
Mr.. A Grant. OF salem Capital MILLS. has
appointed d. c. Tarwen agent fsr Puget
sosaaG
A fne assortment CT ladies' toilet articles
sSn Bow be had AZ Bali ssrsce. Csl On
Taklss. ssngeruzan & %.
Pressea 4 slueFsscn have renewed their
las rfsseV ta Fssczas & and s. secSnd Goslr.
B1s,ea bio L.
Egsarsssseries. G1rncin< ~ half narnciaxs.
nsTs8x sGges for the saiiifaa. New pat
sssus 81 inc gresi e1bN9aders sale this
~.sk~ Chester Eleary
Geo. ~ Eliicst, EIiensburxh. W T..
Enskes spcsssasfx ~ fr.SRt f.s.t esssi8ess
pre- gty aHa esssssroiS tke 'aos; yaiiss.l.
hsak srisreue.s; Isea T. Sa.tr-s & Co,
Eiic8Shursb SsSa.suAi
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THEY WlnT THE $4,000.
University Regents Make Al I'M
poYtant Move.


Tie regents 81 the rssserxisy Of Wash
inxrvn h&Fs determined 10 nnxhs az IF n
e rsceive Al the srneats arising frusE fhe
HAt<ih ass, which provides hs the dis.
trtsslfion b the goyeruuenf Of 1880 rser
2nnsiu anonxys sha=e states which Vii
ssppc<s IN agricultural sxperfnseuf xsarigs.
On Azfck Z. iss5. the psesiseaf sppsovsa
the Hatch agricultural bill pFsvsalng fos
TIE sonstscr Of tis.ooo per aunan e. the
ssatat haring already esEahlsxhesi and 10
Thesis shat would establish an agricultural
brAnfh 10 their university. The regents Of
TIE tFniserstfy of Washington lad b<rn DE-
slr0ak d5 taking xkfvaafaxe Of this bill. a.
the Washington university has IN agri-
culfn<ai department already established,
buf siere Of the impression that - " ash
iugfon II still territory II uae not eu7sfyed
g such royalty. Recszsiy . few of fhe
other territories we're upon application
Rsen TIE osIsrcd sun. and Gov. sempie
lie mime compenSsfses ~ any other terri
sery, directed the regents % s.>e. snd q e
preliminary steps for obtaining the SIS .o0o
Accordingly majority Of the huard-con-
ysung os DR.. Wfnsermufe. OF Tacoma, Mr.
B. Reaves. OF North Yakins, aa< srrre.
sesy Nnstfisssy. OF s<sftIe-mes In this
city on January 81 The board adjourned
III fktEuary l without trsrssesing any
bs=S<aAaa
On Friday the same members we're In AZ
tendance - the meeting resolution vas
adopted directing the secretary 90 forward
20 the governor certified co0ies OF the acts
OF the Legislature Of Wssbingfou iEscerpoY-
afang the Territorial University. and also
certified copies Of the resolutions OF the
lizard Of rexeuts heretofore passed ezfas-
fishing department of agriculture and
the mechanical arts, In the uniyeRifs, the
resolutions 70 be transmitted with his en-
dsrsernent TO the secretary Of the treasury
~ req nired By the act, In order ~ e<fah-
lish the preliminary claims u the benefits
Of the Hatch act
The boa-d By resolution directed the
secretary TO inquire into the status Of the
university land This refers To the iaasf
reserrsd 70 Washington for university pur-
poses, and not heretofore sold by terri
torsai authority.
The treaSurer's report WAS adopted. and
after The Transaction Of some routine bust
ness Tile board adjourned
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THE QUESTION: or LIGHTS.
Proposition Which the coaneii
IS Considering.
Lack ef Fanss s,,ly Prevents tAs
City ownisg Hts own
P1ans-

At2 meeting Of tAe city Coancii he,d
prupesatsDz 20 sell to the city for the rer.
zaanent ard better lsgAtsnz Of The stre<fs
IN elresxic lsxh1 plant Of fas wssrsnxhoase
sysfszn 81 xzr lights and . steam plszt for
running the same Tie proposition vas
rsserrwd to the committees On street
lights. bus rs the co<z missee did not bring
In report. the matter was not considered
~ the neetiag Of the &C smell IL need not
BE inferred from this. however, that sne
proposition nxx die<i In rho hands o{ the
committee. aud fhxf e Win never Be heard
from again The plan Of the city ownins
ard operating il own light system hxs
taken favorabls hold on nearly. II mol
quite all the members Of the Council. and
and . lack ct funds In the city treasury il
all that keeps the city frcra 6zyfng .
plant
A number Of couneilmea held an infor.
NAL meeting 20 consider the matter on Fri
day night after the regular council session
and Nj, Todd uas present 20 explain the
merits Of the systezn he represents and 70
offer estimates of the expense the city
weuld incur In owning and operating .
plant.
NJ: Todd explained that q = cost Of
no arc lights could be pat IN and be wns
confident thAf tho city would be ~ well
lighted with no lights. a. less cont. a. Il 4
by the pecseue system-
Superintendent Friuk. OF the seattle
Elec;rie Light Company. took issne with
Mr.. Todd on this proposition, By saying
that there we're $50 incance<cent aiShfs in
the present light district and he knew that
Ii w0ajd take mere than 20 arc Iixhfs TO
cover the territory
The question OF funds with which TO
buy the plant WAS reverted 70 and seriously
discussed Capt. Burns Of the finance com
mittee explained that the limit of indebt-
edness allowed 10 the city By its present
charter had already been reached, and
that the purchase OF an electric-iighf plant
must be deferred until q new charter was
obtained. The tenor OF the conference,
while IL was eatirely informal. shows
that the project has attracted favorable
attention from individual members Of the
Council. ana the lack Of means Is the only
thing tia; keeps the city from owning lis
own fs1auf
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OBJECTION Is orrgmxp.
The New shipping Rules Meet With
Some Opposition

iew is the new plan requiring vessels
10 repor. e. sen uIseu arrival workingy''
was asked HarbortnaSser lIsyt bv PssST~
ISTELlseENCga fnan yesterday atsernsaa
VERY well. Fensied ns HGyt a large
number II the captains OF vessels rislng
between here snd sound ports have re-
ported rs repaired ~ the law, OF course
taeFe ara sRnle whe object 10 The pisa. but
guess they vii come around Within few
days
ln4Airx iifnofsG steamboat men revealed
the fact. THAI seas8paest was against he
neW plan, Eiany claiming that lt j. TN
practicable said the captain af olr ssf she
slas.l Port sseamers II h applies Oh Y 81
Steamers EssatitEg on Fexniar tTttss osst OF
tAis part. Il, viii Dc dlftienlg - distinguish
GetweSn such steamers and isosssnS ssssssa-
efs, aud II Il agspSiss to loahrrs ass. waS. I
Will havc ~ run 60 the aarssgmaS.er i've
or SIX finteeg a daX -
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian service at Pythian hall. Fsye's
Opera Hense, st III 4. N sermon hy the
pasias, Rev. T. Smith. Sunday school al
Is.lS
Chapel Of the Ecod shepherd
aud blanchard streets. sunday school a.
= n NJ. The Rev. Mr.. Watson viii hold
service At ssss p. IN.
] German NJ. IA. l. kaeneke. ministeE,
sunday school al : =. Va Services ats = m.
81 the Scandinavian N. K church on Fifth,
between Pike aad Pine. AL ara cordially
invited 10 attend.
Trinssy PARISH - Rev. George Herbert
Wsssca. reetnr, caureh. Oh Tusrsi street.
opposite eaaEt house. Fogzta sunday after
the Epiphany: sunday sehoai al 10 y. m (.
divine services a. 1i.is a IN and 30 =. IA.
First German RefoFm1d CbufvA--Sevenih
street. near Pins, q, GrGe<tei. pastor- Ds-
vine service every sunday At IL 3 m aud
40 p. rs. sunday Seaooi al 10 a. IN.
Nj tss.s;nAsss, especially sssauSsss, e0r'l}ai-
~ Invited
Services II she Christian Church on sen
esa street, between rafsa ART FeaFta
conducted by The passcs, Eli, X. H. M,ss
Preaching - II n n. sna : p m, SaH-
day ssshosss 81 ts.,a =. m. Prayer mecttog
al 30 p ~ af ShWrsssay. A egrisAl AeE
GENE Vii he given 80 Esl " lse cotse.
Plymotsh Congregational cAanih--Scs'-
oFa street, beswsen spring and Seueea-
Rev II. L Bates, pastor l'rssuhtnx ~ II
q ia. ard p. M ts.sananasssn service al,
Ter the faaSulssg screaoa. SanfAy sctussl al
T. -. yos1es pssop2css niveiiag az & y. Ia
PRAYER saeese-sS <es ss8 Thursday
evening. StxaagnFx T7s7ss1Asix seac1Me,
AZ the ragsf Methodist Episcopal church,
corner laird and Marion stserts. ihe rAs-
tar. n II. Camphslt. win Feeash so-sisy,
both morning aud evening, AT Ill IN
shs sntstscf IL the disc8Sstsaa wslt ~ ''fae
q ory Yes ~ DO Revealed" At 80 p. N.
the sehiest rs the DISCUSSION viii be,
What Is MAJ Class faeetEnx q. 10 a. a.
SUNDAY scaaai Al 1885 y III. la1RS PEG
ple's Meeting al 10 .. Ia. All are csrStsal-
" invited Ia attend all 81 these seFstsss.
strangers aad stsftofs especially welcome.
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INTERRUPTED CELEBRATION.
All Sing. Arrested Last Evening for
tturntng FtrerFackers.

ATS O'Clock last evening the Chinese
celebfants % New Years began tn burn
frceraeksrs ai = fearful rate ON sout
Third street. The noisa distracted every.
body in tlae neighborhaod. offieefs Locke
aud Barr hurried 20 the scene snd captured
All Sing. whom they eaaxht In the act oi
setting are 10 string Of firecsackers sew
erai sardsl iong. An stag was Conveyed IN
the city jail aad lockesi mp for dlschArgipg
freeraeksrS within the Gifts iintS.
II was claimed ~ sing in justification cf
his conduct that be and the osheF Msnzoss
bad been given permission to burn fsss~
crackers irpsa } "a .. m by Lseetse DEai-
Ger BasterEetd. The offending NeBgoi a.
informed that the usfsccr bal no au horify
ia the prsmtsss, as the mayer. tho chief ot
police an,s the ehtcf Of the sfe department
were the ouIy city vflieers who have aa-
shority To Issue perEairs lot the burning Of
nTsersckers.
Later Ia the evening Al Sing WAS tzsel
IN susiicsi Jones court. Is WAS proven
that MayoT Moran had issued Permit 10
the Ckinsse. allowing them 10 bura dre-
crackers Therefore Al sing was dis
CHARGED
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Cheaper Building Lots.

SEVENTH STREkT-Two lots corner Sew.
enth and Virginia. $500.
TWELFra STREET-Two fne lots on
Twelfth street, between Stewart and Viz
ginia, one block from street cars: 400
JACKSON STREET-Two lots near the
corner of Jackson and Green sts-. on the
cable roads. for sll0o
EASTERN ADpiTi0N-Fne corner. $50.
MADISON STkEET-choice corner, $50.
CENTRAL SEATTLE-Three good lots neal
the reservoir. $3.50 each.
PARK ADDiTiON-Fiae lot. $500.
BiGEL0Wss ApDITIgs-Iots in block a
$3.50. corners. 500.
M'GiLyRk'S ADDITION six lots. $500.
EAST PARk--one of the choicest lots, $3.50
CROWN SUPPLEMENTAL - Three of the
choicest corners. cleared, $50.
MINERS ADDiTi0N-Eightl lots. fi2oo.
srNeIeATE sDDiriON-Two lots, 81 900
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POOR PRISON ACCOMMODATIONS
Complaint Made Of had Treatment
at HeNeItl,s Islaud

Patrick Maloney, VITO was committed to
the county Jail OF King county on or about
November ls.iSss, 10 serve Ave months aud
IL days Tor simple assault. aud VINO WAS
smang the prisoners transferred 10 the
United states penitentlary at MeNeiii's
island GA account OF the overcrowdei con
difion of the county jail, has written =
istser 10 Chairman Alien of the boarsi OF
equity commissioners. complaining OF the
treatment be and ether county prisoners
are rsceiying at the hands OF the United
States authorities on the island.
He sass that the cuunfy prisoners are
Gagged arp four Va cell. without standing
r90In, afd that he Is suffering from rheu-
matssm occsssoned bs wearing heavy
chains aad being forced 70 remain in bed
all the time, as there is no room 10 move
about Ia the small cell oecsipied by him
sell and three others lie SAYS that the
nipe err 10 county prisoners sioing tine
there for minor. ofienses are suffering IN
the same way from close confinement and
lack OF exercise. He appeals to the com.
misssoneTs 70 examine into the matter and
To see thai they have more humane treat.
ment in the future.
While The complaint is probably without
auy foundation In fact, the board of com
missisners VIII cause an Inquiry To he
made next week.
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of a meeting Of the stockholders of the
Aiiraoad 4 Philiips Foundry Company.
for the purpose ot Increasing the capital
sfaek Of said company.
NOTICE + HEREBY GTyFS TO THE
IN stacsbaisers 81 the Almond Il Phil
iiys Foundry Compsay. by the under
signed, al 81 the trusteFs OF said spE1-
psay. thss meeting Of said stock Aolderx.
Will he heia ct the ataee OF said
r41sapsuy In the city OF seattle
King county. Washington Tertiary.
on "Wednesday, the 9TH Cav OF February,
ISIS. AT III O'clock In TIE FORENOON of said
DAY, Epr the pHrpcre % increasing the CAP
isal stock al SAID Company fr0sn its PRES
e1s asasaat 81 10 shares nfsi1G each 81. i1sf
10 isos sAAres 81 500 each $500. 9sf All
s.pckhnisers are requested 10 be present.
FHAS ~ ALMOND,
NR PHILLIPS
Trustees az said Asimua4 { Phillips
FssaBdFy CO.
Dated ~s..tsle, ". 7. TDsscpsaf-ev - fsss-
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kiRkLAND-Sixty choice acres. with near
IL half mile OF the very best water
front, AT 500 an acre.
KsKkLAND-Twenty acres at $780,
EiakLAND-Twenfy-si acres at SIS.
MADISON STREET--Ten acres. cleared and
level: fos very few days. Sl5.ooe.
LAkE UxiON-Teu acres on the west side
OF the lake. so, so. Everything else In the
vicinity Is plated.
LAKE UNION Thirfy-fye acres north OF
f;le lake, cleared. level and with q fine
view, at $50. IL is q special bargain, and
viii n axe desirable addition.
SALMON BAY-Cnoice 80 acres al salmon
bay, at si5e an acre. Owner needs
hlouey at once and offers by far the
cheapest tract in that vicinity. Land adj
Joining is selling Ia lots.
LAEE wASniN6fON-Twent acres near
Lake Washington almost directly OPP
posite Kirkland. at 500 per acre. Sew
epry acres adjoining sold some time ago
for <l5.uoe.
UNION BxY-Thirsy acres near yesier's
Mill, az si5oL
NEAR THE rfTY-Fiys acres. $3.50.
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Three New P1ass Filed with the
County Auditor.

Three New P1ass Filed With the
County Auditor.
The pists of Almonds and GangloEs
additions to the csty Of Seattle, which
were approved by the City Council al lis
meeting Friday night, were filed la the
auditors Office yesterday.
Amends addition Is described AZ be-
ginning ~ the southwest corner of the
north ,a OF the southwest II OF section 20,
township Is north, range 4 esst. thence
north 10 rods. thence east hi rods, thence
s0uth 20 rods, thence west zs5s rods To the
place ef beginning. aud containing 81
acres. The addition is divided susas tive
blocks one containing "a and the either II
lots. The lots are zsxio0 feet la size The
streets are detsEli aud sherbso3ke. running
north aEid south. and Lippiucott, east and
west
Gangloff-s addition IL sss..ssed la the
soathesist corner OF D. T.. DeHny's donation
land claim. and consists of one and ksif
blocks. divided into 20 lots. The addition
IN bounded by John. Bismarck and DepsIt
streets, which are combinations of streets
OF the same names in Dcnnys Fifth adj
ditiou 10 North seattle.
pltt of faegre's Second addition to
West Sci attic has also been filed for record
This addition comprises the west MALI ef 10
acre io'. No. 3. section Is. township "a
north. tango east. H1d consists of twu
blocks divided into q lots zach, and one
half block of IL lots. The lots are = by
100 feet I'm size. The streets are named A,
running along the ssyuth side of the add.
ton. aisd Depot. Victor and Yaucy ave-
nties running north and south.
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LETTER FROM Mn. o,coSsox,
ua Words Of Commentator
frSm an Eastern tapftSifsf


me feIlowinS letter. an Endorsement
ice any hasiaess msn a.sght wei Re
ro11 o.. vas received hv Tire arm 20
sae'A u Is addressed day ~ two agS II
wfsltea ey lion, J. J. o'ceaner. 81
So So. New York. who invested Sc IN
- t'orerty lss. week snss whe is SO
s@'''ea 70 be worth apwassis Of sss,ue aoa,
a.. SsaTaLg saa g lsSa
IT,, 80 sra eSgssf 20 stRgs az ~ n
= .9sh ie Nes Nosk this Rsarstoea a.
aass, mosiias, Int ssetege q Svsns fer
sx,,....s ssssnes + gs-ge lie pas sssas asy 81
ns.s,. 81 " Hea my sppEee sslaa seAg
erss. Scing Au>snesS NkSe slsis ri
aas-.@ eas 81 the gFss ios HssfeTn loves
W.. VA sSss'e saen shsise. bGt nss-
/ 49, 81 N SLY business sFsHSsstiaa AaTs
ga lei NOE maaiy. straigbsfafwArs
Esss.. nsS-sike tFeal meat tasAr 81 ycssz
a. sssss Say. IS Is wen kaewn. gessisrsssis-l
Anss.. .s1 ehsse of Sio1go wursb of seat =
49, p'stfs F;y thsasgh s0as area. AL
IL s.saxhis pleased ems sosas = = @efesx
esa.i ftsssi a slse eHsfse sssss s.ss- Il f'se
ssass .ssseisaessfe5s< sad sssssssssss .sysss
ks.s~. n ss.sed la tSt tran 81 s>sss.
knss 49,, = = az $50 q. 4. rsTa q ant Asssvx-
osu. teehs aasn " ao wt}s stsh bsssisssss
81 80. sss oaiuc. dsseFrS 10 ASH W. sae-
NJ. -. - shs glad %. have saG sssnsass-
aas isss that heresl essat. sgss.sss
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THE LArE CHIEF susrIeKs.
Eaiogies to he Delivered in Court
Next Monday

Monday inoSniag the district c,at for
the laird Jndieisi DistEiet eouvenes fpF It's
regular February term. As This j. the first
terra OF eoars htld ia the disiFse, for year
fse business of two terms is trsstitsi futo
cue, sad the docket - nessiy thsse nzsss A.
issEu - rns ia the tgrNs0aS kIstssry
81 The eogvi. Many sixii suits ~ import
anss w4li he Decided during sac term snd
fails Too territorial aud uSssss3 states eriEn-
lasl eAses III ee brought hsiese the gsasd
Jury.
iussxr Ea'x< has ses apart the boar at
osciaeG AosI1ay sftsroes.si for fhe ssaTtsase
80 sakgug Appropriate settsss eStsa,sratug
the sraEh Isl rae is,e Csfef Jsls1fers GGea-
assi 4 txsres aad CAafiss 4 k.ssBc.
A sHsstinlf e tire tsE s~ssassstassE
viii 70 hsla sad Hon. oFaaxe g&essts>.
t.sssss.ens al the association &aa eS-ca 81
tlsssee. and osasF meEa eess II sas bar, viii
deliver ealsgfsx
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PERSONAL.

NJ I. W. Strow AssgSc. jF-, II Portland.
was al &c uecieseHtss YESTERDAY,
NJ. and Mrs W T. Bassl leave Foe the
Ess{ - tss "a bS soae several acesS>
NJ. Neaa Armstrong. prssissut az shr
seafsss ltSusteg N'sssa fsaax. starts tsszzs
faf hesens. Mountains. "a iosok sftef ats IN
segessz shxFes
FsefesSeE a. NJ Miller. essllc- ~ the as~
et@ o. Es9Fess. @nsi ryaalhstioa esnsig6ase sug
esaagrsSs a. vac eseesiSa Aesi ia tlsex0a is
Jams, i IL a@n 81 busEuees VISIT He
ssases sos hegae - a2y,
Mrs. q u presNsss, Mss Negsle Prescott,
Mr. aud Ms Ssaee{ Cstsyef. ~ Fxr,saaa.
sad Miss Aessy~s2 aaa Y - Ella Es5ios. At
Pert auss, testaess parts hsea &sEEx1&s al
tie stsesx3 f=A&sl yt~feEssxs
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en- ~ ccauHn<ed on a. SQUARE 4 haxss -
any other line 81 TRADE
beitete that yuEr suctho1s are strictly
strnikhf4orNErd nad honorable. Yos, viii
algaTs have my cpr1Ias good WIFI. ana
SILL szE4ys he glad - heir at your p-mx
perssy. sfIek 20 II, rs 7 know guss viii an<s
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JEEEMGAH j. Usc0xgDz
To NeE<ys Crawford Il Ca1osxr. real extxse
and iinsnetai brokers, SeasxE-. ". n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

THE GRIN REAPER.-0n February VIM.
J. Donovan died at White River OF pneu-
monia and the remains were shipped to
this city, where they were embalmed. A
telegram was received from the father of
the deceased, which stated that be would
come TO seattle Immediately. II Is very
probable. therefore. that the remains viii
be shipped to san Francisco. Mr.. Dono-
van came to white River from California
on Monday on visit TO the farm of HIS
uncle. Mr.. Bow, and caught cold. which
developed into pneumonia. AID died on
Friday. He was IS years OF age.
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SHE DID.
Ladies. Wear ReYiew.

Ladies' Wear Review.
She walked into the dry goods store
Vita stately step aud proud:
She turned the fri Is aud laces o'er,s
Ard pushed aside the crowd.
She asked 90 see some rich Brocade,
Mahsirs aud grenadines,
She looked n SILK OF every shade,
And then a. SeiyefseBs.
She sampled jackets blue and red
she tried on niue or ten
Aud then she toss'd her head aud said
she ..guessed shed call again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

Many young ladies are running their
complexion BY the continued use of poi
sono1s cosmetics and so-called face
washes, The greater number of these pre-
partitions eoutain mineral poisons, that in
time shrsyel up tn. skin aid give the APP
isrd's Specific Is not a paint, but a great
beautiSer. tnssmueh as il removes all
blemishes from the skid. instead of cover
ing them 10 cures ebapped hands with
one appiieation. Sold by stewart & Holmes
Drug Ia, shoicsaie agents