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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-17

Prosn the New York Weekly.
Miss De Laine: .You seem IN be vesy
fond of your fficnd Niss Hair. You never
SWell, I do mot care much for her person-
ally. but did yon notice hat sweet little
moasstache abe has ? ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

Ciose Of the EiIsier season The
Next attraction.
The successful season Of the Ellie
Ellsler Theatrical Company closed last
night with . fun and appreciative
house, The play Judge Not" Is full
OF romantic pathos. II Is sn emo
tional drama, founded in the higher
circles OF Engiand's society. Al upon
every previous occasion, The audience
Was charmed with every scene and
act. and loudly applauded and repeat
edly cenapllmcnted with encores.
This talented company Was 10 leave
this morning for spokane Falls. en-
route East, where they win play until
the close of their season. They came
here from Denver, playing only In
San Francisco. Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle.
crcfMAs orERA COMPANY.
The NEXT attraction here win be the
Cecilian Opera Company. which ap-
pears Friday night in Won Snpfs' 1
comic opera. pretty Gaiafea," and
on. ratio selections. The company Is
composed of Miss Caroline Melixner
soprano: Miss Helen G. Hudson. con.
tralto: Ar. +. ID. Crapaail. hassos Mr.,
Bernard Schloh, director. The Wash.
sngton Rspuhiicua says:
Gilbert aud sullivan's eharming opsfs,
ssPalienee.s Was pre3ue q Iakt uts hs hefors
large aud fashionable audience and VA
received with the greatest favor. "A IA
- singing goss. Mr.. CysndAl& who -
sumess the role OF the Daks Of Dnnssaeic.
n..efsf,,ir ssarrssss or tbs. fenurs His voice
i smooth aud clear, bis sfsie easy and ~.
iisns. and best Ct ali. esesSse rarest, hls
enaneimfion IL SO distinct that every word
can -. rfs,gsrrxssfsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

First Renton addition for sale next
Wednesday.
DIR. York speaks at the opera house
this evening on Gods. HeEles and
Priests. Seats free,
Next Wednesday Is a date werth re-
memhering, as the first 100 lots IN
Renton addition will then be put on
the market.
The funeral of the late paniei j.
Sackman, OF Pert Blakeley, will take
place from Trinity church today tsan'
dayl AZ Z p. m.
Justin Joe. son Of Snohomish Joe,
and f.innie Dick, daughter OF Charles
Dick, were licensed 10 we'd By Auditor
Forrest yesterday.
Masonic fraternity viii convene al
Sc. John i nal today at 1870 fof the
purpose OF meeting the lodges esEort.
Ing The remains Of ID. J. sackman from
Blakeley.
There will be foot race between
Frsns Lewis and Harry BeihDne anu
horse race NJ the race trace this
afternoon. Trains will leave depot a
| aud 40.
o. c. Hoaabough, second hand
dealer, was arrested on 4 charge Of re
eeiving stolen goods yesterday morn.
ing. lie proveS that he came by the
goods In question IN a isSisliaais trace
and was therefore discharged.
The Seattle agency of the san Fran
cisco Bridge Company has been
awarded the contract for The constrac-
ton OF a highway bridge across the
south arm OF the Fraser river. The
bridge Is 10 eost 81 .0n.
Bonds for the release of the steam,
ship Walls walia have been prepared
and will be ready when the vessel y
seized under the libel suit Tied by
William Hamilton 20 -scoser $lo,asa
The bond is for <aaa, %. aoable the
amount sued for.
Licenses 10 0ed were issued yesfer-
day fer Thomas W. White and Han
nah warsi. az Seattle: Ray fnoEad NJ
poslard. III Seattle, and bora NJ i4are
of Denver. Col Albert T.. Hegsfad
and Annie :. TherneSs, OF Seattle
John TuAern aud Alma johnson. oi
Seattle.
Will Green, coiSrei man. Was
hound over 20 await the action ct ths
grand jury hs 5usfitf Miller ycsser
s.ay on a charge OF eomusltting an -
sas.lt with aeasily weapon upon Mel
son Smith. In default Of sSsi bonds
he wss committed 10 the eealts iaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

~ p1ilnAelphfa Kid'' nGskes
keorhee nFssk for Liberty.
lee, Warden, alias Jack Ross,
: khjlodelphia Kid, made bis
~ tyons ~ county jail yesterday
npon md enjoyed a full hour d
oltg befofe he was rscaptured.
ee - ~ shot ~ Deputy Wfcl-
~ ~ Monday. Warden had Seer
= ~ front corridor. Yestefdof
1Echo1 his opportunity and r,iGk cd
- III Of the front door with q bent
my nall While Acting Jaiier
vas aleent Warden crept ont
- l1a, up the stairway through
- c1lstde gate which had been care
ly Ielt cpen. He passed around
pttsfle Of the jail fence 60 the
Ia the rear and then started M
- falch between Third and Fourth
4 nl1le girl was the only person who
warden leave the iais yard and
& Is once gave the alarm. A posse
g elscets soon started In pursuit and
9oe1d the escape 10 the block bounded
kourth aud Fifth and James and
@e.erson stFeets. After half an hours
oefeh Warden Was dragged from
e1ders1eash Hamilson's boarding
hoa1e where he had slowed himself
e@ay He was taken back 10 the Jail
curing his luck at every step he took
leemAs g. Hughes. the California
elucef, leavex with him for Folsom
ksnsltnuafy en- the early train tki:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02
PERSONAL

Mr.. Frank n. Smith has rstarned
lrom the Essf.
Mr.. and Mrs jerome Ixilin returned
Yesterday from the East
Mr.. Hugh Wallace, 81 Chicago.
faxcralsls known 70 she printing ira
ternsty 81 the coast. il al ihe ocxs.
dental
Judge John NJ ScgsaE OF iralaaApeas
was Ia town during the week ard axtt
for Pert Townsend ssra fEsssax. islsfke
Scott u1s aptssesssi sss days sssaee
10 xgssersntrsssi Ehe ereessua of ths'
Tnisssi states cssgasn hoase az Port
Taunxend now Sn sensSe Of esaRssrue-
sisn. lie II brother oil Mrs. prsss-
sient H.xfs>zan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

&RSt848 &1t$8 - 4k2us
r. II Lamb, assistant superinter,
dent of4he Western Union Telegraph
Company fox the Pacific coast. arrived
ID seattle yesterday. Mr. Lamb Is on
| : tour Of inspection Of the Offices north
! d San Francisco and said that be wins
! greatly pleased with the business done
ID Seattle and Washington territory.
An interesting event III noon yesttlr-
Day was the tslking Of tbs time at Mare
Island 20 Is to regulate the chroHosn-
eter of the Aib4fross. lying 1T Seattle.
The time ball st Mare Island was con-
nected With the Western Union wire
% Vallejo. and through reporters ii
San Francisco and Portland eonfinn-
Gus line was made between the time
ball IT Mare IaIand and the Seattle
Office. a delicate instrument known
- the chronograph was i1itched on Ia
thermometer az Mare Island: and
every time IL licked there the sound
Mss reproduced here. Ina this way The
exact second at which ii was Il o'cIoSk
there Was registered here By this
means any deviations In the chrunons.
eter III the AlbatroSx can be corrected
Mr.. Lamb left for san Francisco this
morning via Portland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02
<Ak ClRcus Is COMING.
eesle Hros'. and asrrett's Aggregn.
etne KILLED Tar jane -.


1ne circus Is coming. and many bill.
coasds make the announcement In
naming posters. that are read with
wonder by crowds that gather in front
g them. IL IL Sells Bros. and Bar.
ests united shows. and, II notices the
aggregation has received from the
IfSes are Ia he believed. the show Il q
0od one. Following IL from the San
sose EssstsQ lNeWs Of April q. 1855.
s<lls' colossal eircus aud menseesse. with
~ mAsly ssaisrfnl phases of tented ~
aextlanss maize san Jose its an usi visit
1ertfass, snj WAS y, TONED BIZ an At
eueatirs which must hate gratsfisd The
Re1aEement
i 1ne sAaw hes the rare merit al icing al
-. 49, u rsssensis 10 he. Thtrfs asnc dis
sset mssfefiy ssts ~ equestrian. aerobzfac
Zmrnsste aud other aosasss Yfsss fssts. be
-. ~. sen taest exciuas hfppsdfume races
- ms aaed IN the pFaxssmnse. TAe ten
sesrfs space nssyls SEQ Feet ia length b.
tsst Ia width Tbs performers
s1usss gentlemen, aud the brute ereasiet
.s al sssfs tn shesr respective probes
anhS and the sells brothers In their pres
~ ~ fsnsuts have certainly sx sell ed al
tAslf pyssioae rftasss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02
rux DROWNED CARPENTER.
Mrs. Taylor Did Not Hear the
News yntfI Yesterday Afternoon.

Mrs. Thomas Taylor was al work as
: seanstress in the house OF John y.
nvrne nj /. ael Third street, yesterday
afternoon when her little boy rushed
into the soou and said Naming
usps Is drowned. This was the isrss
intisaatson that Mrs. Taylor had that
her husband had been dreamed on the
previous evening and the poos woman
Vas completely overcome at the terri
HE news 50 suddenly aud unexpected
IN announced.
Tnvler was native Of EneIand. aged
Al wears. He has heen residsnt 81 Sc
attic for over fifteen years, and though
te = a. xfvcs ta occasional sprse~, bad,
With the assistance OF his faithful wlfe.
accumulated property which Is vaiuesi
Al from SIS ,0s0 % <H.es0 He Mss .
rsemher in good standing OF the A, q.
n ~ and his life was Insured IN tssst
nr.ler Tor 5000. Taylor left besides
ni~ wife. boy aged u years and 3 siFi
AGED 10 10 mourn his loss. The family
reside al Lake Union :,
The unfortunate ship carpenter VII
he buried Al s 80 this afternoon from
the EnsSeopxi chafch.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02
4 Road no GREEN LAKE.



The stockholders OF the 3eSeale
Electric Railway and Power Coz pany
have been notified. by the trustees Of
the road. that meeting will BE- held
at the oflioeo L. II. Griffith 4 Co. on
the fir,tday Of August, for the pur-
poavf6f increasing tho capital stock 10
I'm shares at 500 each. which is
donblo the amount now subscribed.
The object for this increase In stock
Il 70 enable the company 70 extend It's
line TO Green lake
The building Of this line has been
projected ever since the present line
uaa finished, but matters have 50
shaprd themselves that until nov the
company has been unable % do any
thing.
IL Is now expected that the electric
cars will be running TO Green lake be-
fore January l. Ls9o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

= klssex Bfuokes N1e found yes
ferx14y affernoou seated IS kh~ sr1,as, 8.
- poztQHac< orEupsed ~ J0hn n
Ayon 30 fhe psi tuo yeafs. Tke
! aver wns engnzed IN adding up
.o f0E g figures sezAxzng % post
a1zs'ce =@sassaeS- He sfated the pfe&enl
Aofce would h rexained fnfiI snrh
fznze o. Be saw thsf xehsr.. ~,;If s..
beneflcisI 1z..i 49,. 49, -; =
rv,tt.<.v.t 49, g. - - =
ss-1'. 49, - g 11soF.
~ - nov being placed u zll
me t0ck boxes with the request thai
RENTERS write the names of tb0se : hoae
letters khev desire ,,Inr<.s i, 80 49,
II Il a. 49,, -
$3.50. IS. .-s.- - sia1s t1ese
- - - - s1s1 ~ soon - possible
1e Wishes % sy1temAfixe matters ia
%a1s boz department.
1tis the Intention Is ox,e.s = x~x.vxt>
raxlsfrv wsudaw er6 h~~ go. ~
>Se..< = - 49, 1-----s.- : - = = -
,.iI~~- - =. 10. ma t1as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

me great pleasure TO send 20
r. snlea:ary s;atnacat of my cxpc
fseass In tsStsxg the merits az Joys vegs-
Table saragaviilA For the past hse
Fears have been troubled With Al OK
easSslssgiy siszyish Liver. inrinssag loss oa
appetite aud distress after eating. pains
IN the bark s.asd ksdncys. aud isciis around
nAy neek az,d face. ] tried many ilvey
rcsae1ses, gslly scsttag temporary relief.
I was seeusaaendea to tn hosfie 81
Toys ycgefahse sarsapariila a. ;e<s. and
Hhlle takingthe Esst fsotsle heeasas con
viaesd II isssnersss. for could feel thxt
II was working 3 change IN nc. I took
ave bottles, ani during that tirzc nag
tscahaes iest me Everything IL working
iE,ss and regular. Ia fact II has elezs=s<s
rssri7es and h<aeesi rae up ges.eralsy. yca
are Al liberty 10 use this as yea see &C. az
ran ressT whora yssa please 70
re GO NJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

SrRIkE NEARsusRAr.-By the steam.
er Ancon. which arrived here yestey-
day morning from Alaska. cane nebEs
Of rich strike Of silver ORE thirty
miles east OF juneau. The Ind was
made by two POOR prospecfoh from
Juneau who had worked assidiousiy In
the ntighhorho0d for months. They
vefe about TO give up the search when
upon May i, they stumbled on &c
the ledge. The quartz was assayed by
local assayer and will pan out from
$50 to $500 per ton The excitement
ia juneau when the Ancon reached
iIoeking TO the new Ell Dorado.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02
a rLxAsASr ENTERTAINMENT.


sens.-~ssn1te Debating seesesS-
A socEas and literary entertainment
vas given 20 some City guests II the
residence al Mr.. sad Mrs. fFeSi H.
Peterson. en- yesser sveaee. near
E,shth street.. last evening. II MAS q
DEBATE GA shs question shall Negro
Maierssies Eass Esn Snaifh
VAS eAaseu essc<en chairman, aHssi
he stated The suh;esss u debate and
inger.nes3 che ssests thst shes shossssa
IL slae judge. that $50 sp*1ksr
~hxsxslS he alsoxs~s twenty nstxnse~ -
vhirh 81 pr<~enr his sssws On tsss asze5 :
sssz1. g ssssaes The a13lrns1t5te uns -
-...a -. u 49, H1nfnn ia ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

Failures FOR SEVEN DAys.-TAe
business failures occurring throughout
the country during the seven days
ending May "a. as reported TO Il. q.
Dun q Co., number. for the United
StateS. so7. and for Canada. - or to-
tai OF 20 failures. as compared with
1s2 last week, and 227. the week pre-
vions 10 the last. For the correspond
ing week OF last year the figures were
rs. made up OF 2i3 in the United
states, and Tin thenominion Of Cam
ada.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

RousDsaAS SusrESpEp.-Mavor No.
ran yesterday suspended Roundsman
II. w. Barr from the police force
pending an examination BY the coun.
ell Of charges made against him. On
Friday night two young men who
were brought to police headquArter:
for opium smoking we're allowed TO &c
Al large upon depositing their watches
and $50 In money as bail. Ii Is held
that the roundsman exceeded his duty
who's he accepted bail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

STRUCK BY 1.INE.-0n Friday
afternoon German logger named
Frank HUFF. while engaged in cutting
down . tree Ut Mckay s camp on the
sSkagit river, short distance aboye
Mount Vernon, met with an accident
which may result fatally. The tree
which Huff was sca1tlng. in falling
cfashcd into an adjoining tree and
broke from it large limb. This limb
fell on HUFF, hurting his back, break
! ing his left limb and injnring him in
| ternalIy. HUFF was brought to Prosi.
dsnce hospital. DIR. Willard Is attend
| TO the injured man and says that be il
SO badly hurt that it is difficult to tell
whether he will recover or not.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02
INFORMATION

The addition is plated on very generous
plan, with 90 and 90 foot streets and I6-foot
alleys The lots are 6oxI 20 feet in size Except
fractions caused by the diagonal course Of
Madison street)
Only one-third of the addition or about
100 lots, will be sold this year These we
expect will be disposed of very quickly and
there will not be another opportunity to secure
lots in this addition until next year, when the
cable road will be completed out Madison
street and the electric road out Filbert street
Those who wish to pay only part cash
will be required to pay the auditors fee for
recording the mortgage $I.75
On the first day of the sale $50 deposit
will be required on every lot purchased for
which receipt will be given. The balance Of
the cash payment will be required within from
three to ten days. when the purchaser will
receive warranty deed from Captain and
Mrs. William Renton, together with an.
abstract Of title and tax statement, accompanied
by comprehensive legal opinion from Mcssrs.
Strive, Haines & McMicken regarding the
title
Intending purchasers can see > plat Of the
addition and the price-list of the 100 lots at
our Office There viii be one scale Of prices
and no deviation therefrom.
Our Office will be open at o'clock a. m.
next "Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

NEw FIKM--Mr. William Cole. who
has been in charge Of the paper de-
partmens OF Graham & Daulton for
the past year. has associated himself
Win Mr.. Il. Bake, formerly picture
these gentlemen viii open up large
I'm 81 I i.ne - ei ,s and 30 rosnm iis
street. A novel feature Of their formal
over 40 oil paintings Further par
ticulars will be given later on. Mr..
make his selections of stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

AccIpEsrsLLy PoIsoSEn.--At an
early hour yesterday morning. new
arrival from View York named Scott,
accidentally took an overdose Of CO..
eaine az the Russell house Ii was
not discovered until about ? =. m. that
Scott was suffering from the effects of
the drug, and then DR.. Shannon was
hastily summoned. Applying the
proper restoratives, the doctor soon
removed Scots from danger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

The credulous or the increduoas man; which pr
YOU prefer, Both liable to act as ninnics Il f
lures critical 70 their best interests The FIRST @
because he carries his heart in all parts Of bis IN
except in the head the latter because he carries 4
IN his Uranium Experience win rectify the shortco1
ings OF the first thorough moral reformation al
can reduce the big-headed obstinacy Of the latter
4redulity briefly defined, IS the acceptance 81
proposition as fact without proper evidence. Nov
always prefer deal with those who examine into e.
why and wherefore Of things who do not accept g
statements fscts without testing their accuracy 81
for the man who believes in nothing he had better
sharply looked after. He privately places small ~
on his own veracity.
This week we offer some Of the best valae1
Dress Goods and Fancy Goods ever made the pub
this city. There IS space only for few Of them
the credulous we say Exchange credulity ca heI
To the incresulous Miss none Of the sunaihine
life by wifully keeping in the shadow. Take exam
from our prices and reform.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

IfBEkAL i.zczuRR. DR. York viii lexstsrs
81 the Opera HoasSe this evening 81 sharp
81 sDeissie Faith Wifkoat HiaIez. AMI
Morality wifhoEt Priests = Se1xs frer-
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WHAT m MEANS

An Event Ksa 10 fassr.ss for
The con eqken,ly heard
Mai TIE p JNWetioa 81 the
hsnson ada $50 aarsel Is one
- NE best J ia I8s happened
nor the tene. 4tsse II some time.
II opens ap xerar sans of She
choicest loe n a. city. and
Means the s.~s 80 mn ~ an
Other distsst ssrxo1z34 - residence
ulstriet. The . sex sr0zkz,ines the
eussntsge II sfahsg + n a high
esexsaoa. ftt tn hss. and
magnificent "a 81 - keSle In
- al ideal loeA n1 osalslsss
senu be dosts - nstsss,,,e
f~<tsienees 81 - Aslxi,sexs
md rrsaessianA 49, q tran.
sIoftattun f=cili, - seem
stisssts assars street
We eals POS 81 + se-
sssnsta y ~
fFaek-IAs nag .n 4 .
Two mites os trad ksess
y The SEATTLE, Lake srn
east Of Fall City exg
- dis taaes af eIe = II,
md so tpns Of rails 4
= Aoxtkern R.cSl>x !
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FUxnaxL n ponr BraKrIgrTh

FoxNk&L eT PoilT BIAkELEr.--T The
funeral Of Daniel J. Sackman, who
died 81 Port Blaksiey on Thursday
evening, viii take place today. Rev.
john r. Damon will conduct the SER
vices - Port RiakeIcy Ct III 30. The
remains viii then he escorted by Kane
Lodge, No. 3. "A. III and A. NJ. of Port
Madison, and kenton Lodge, A. r.
and A. NJ. Of Port Blakeley, TO the
boat. The boat will arrive here AZ sc
and the body will be taken 10 the Epis-
copai church where Rev. George III.
Watson VII ofliciate at the services
there. The body will then be escorted
20 the Masonic cemetery where the
Masonic services viii be held BY the
two societies above mentioned.
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant 10 resolution Of the qualified
electors oHt school district No i. King
county. W r.. Iskssed at a special school
meeting held after due notice published,
on the 18th day OF May, 1850, the under
signed school directors of said school dis
frint No. VIII sell at public auction st the
school hDlise grounds, In the town OF Kent
King county, w. r., on Saturday, June ~.
1850, az the hour OF o'elock p. m, the fol.
lowing described real estate Belonging 10
said school district, situated in the town OF
Kent, King cuunfy, w. r., and particularly
described a. fellows, 10 wit. Beginning ut
q point en- the south boundary line Of Sam
ueI W, Russeil's donation claim, in town
ship twenty two fsssl north Of ranges four
and i've e and 81 east. where the township
line between said townships Enterseets said
south boundary line. running thence north
I've and thrcc-quarfers chains. thence west
seven "a chains, thence south Eve aud
tbree-4uarters chains. and thence east
seven FTi chains ~ place of beginning,
containing four 90 acres. more or less
Terms 10 per cent. down and balance
Inside OF ten days. on the making Of the
deed
]. ]. CROW,
:. Il. GUIBkRSoN.
Directors School District No. ;, King
EuuAty. W. r.
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sAyaNGs BANK.

Maney Deposited neU IN the sAyfnes &C.
s.as ;rrss nj Of the ssssrsntec Lean ssd TFuss
romesny siaa savings Bank. fe&.ef 1esfs
hnsitiEx. MIL ssres I sHseAatr eFE rzxsrfAs'
~fsf begin - drnE tasErv<f 1un< !. SAB !
s.s.ssss slssfs fresn =. m. faap IA. sAznf'
SAY. fnsrI ga M TO D. 50 and y. m tn
@rH. Beard al sss<eees / Hnax-
r. sanar. Il D. tHwzassz. e y. psearstg
d. ~ BzsaeF. . u. Hxzssr0s sad Wm-
kseAssx Fs-ssr
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- q - &F<R1x A0x Mc<44k - -
kzsezsaA That tkst signs ~ khc- s1mes
EreSs : kae dowutau at the repuhsic ef the
Tuitxd EEnxez
The participants were: Affirmative.
5nsfSon Hubbard and g. Wilson:
negative. H. Bronson and w. FeAS
Affts some deiiberaason On the part 81
The Jatses the question WAS decided N
favor 81 the n<xntiut-
The society VIII nsst reAse<rnhIe until
nexf fniI.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

SILK Gloves,
We have just placed in stock very complete ~ e
gloves ii Silk Tafeta, and Isle Thread. We hQ11
the entire ot from manufacturer at bargain prices
offer them in bargain prices 70 customers g.
shades exquisite, the quality excellent The p3ce<
which these goods arc usually sold IS from sec % 7se
REDUCED FROM 75c TO $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. The regular
etss.rss % lexIarez vii seEsa N0Tstxgs June
s. af@ sEessck. at the college. STOCKTON
street ssorF1r GheSnnt. ran EfaBcsEso
A. A NOLAN ~ p, Dean
sn Nerehass. szrres. ecrner Montgomery.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

|II1m Gofdon vas admitted 70
n1lIrr ~ 6nctioa 81 j. III. Lewis and
- lca(e from Tie supreme court
H6t5en has been appointed
1lf n jtfke Haufnrd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02
EmbrOideT-iea.

Just received in Embroderics, Hail FIouncinU II
Irish Point. Swiss and Hamburg Full hosncing b. t.
same We announce the very latest nGsclty II -
stitched Founcings also new isse Of narrow Eul1e
cries in Swiss, Nainsook and Hamburg
In Laces, wc are prepared TO oHcr the newest -
dueion--Pos dJene. In white and ecru. this -
ferns Just now the most fashionable trimming fU -
dress fabrics We have also received new line q
Lace FIouncngs-Spans7 and ChantilIy.