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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
me DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
Light vote Peeled. and No Lark
IL Hsrnsay.


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CHURCH. NOTICES.

trinity Parish-sap'lay school al 10 a.
m. morning service ct HIS. The bisnap
OF Washington viii oiflciate.
Unitarian service ct University ehsps |.
a. III n m sermon by the Pastor, Key.
Ernest 4. sssitn. All arr cordially invited.
Rev Arthur Brown. of the First Pres
hyierian church 81 Portland. will prtach
81 the Auaofy today. both morning and
evening.
The Eagews'.r Congregational church
viii bn dedicated today. Services ~ ihss0
a. "a and 20 .. m. SUPERINTENDENT Beard
sill pSesch in the morning. Rev. George
A Tow kshury IN TIE eye9iug. All cordially
invited to attend
The North seattle Eapt 81 church Har
risan street. at Of Kentucky, viii hold
o'elsek Rev &. Tsyior of Atlanfs. H.,
will occupy tie pulpit. Rev ID. J. Pierce,
Of Washington university, win preach AZ
AS ia the evening.
The English Lutheran Mission, Rev. r..
r. keeyer. pastor, will meet until further
notice IN The swedish Luf hsrsn church.
III ri street between Pike and Pine. ser
Vices in the mornieg az 1915, evening az
7.s5 sunday school ia the afternoon AZ ?
O'Clock This evening tie first OF series
Of sermous 10 young people. subject.
The Pfcdisal's Depsrtur.
- Marks church Episcopal Rev.
Charles l. Fiichstt, rector. Eleventh sun
CAY after Trinity. Celebration Of the Holy
Communion and sermon At Al a IN. sun
dsssschooi at l. 30 =. IN, Evening prayer
and sermon at b =. m. These services
will be bid in the Young SataFalisss
hall. GA the University grounds. directly
back of tue Aymory. All are Invited Ia
attend strangers are always welcome.
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EEtNIEtE>

The steamship Umssilla will leave srssa
Oregon igpsov' ialvnS CoiapsnS's wharf
thu evening At u'c oek.
one hundred an eight passengers were
carried ~ eil'asp FHyk yesterday ~ the
seattle. Lake ShnEs A ka~fSyH.
The hosy changes Iifle With every
shaaEht, lcara hos SID srai "a thisk ~
ss to hencai youeseig Castle. teacher. Lilo
-scena street
~sSne hoetltas rang thv JuiversltxsAse y
issi algh; ~ 80 o'eieek gAas tusuias 49,
alarm 81 Ere The hreinea tutnea~ unl
promptly sa 1ia Hos ~ ali appreciate the
Soke.
Licenses t. wgsi Ncse tssBe, rs the
eeunty aut tor ye-tg riay faF george \
clark SID Eja " son, ~ t'heFFv Fallgyt
HsTTy HfssItA SBi Mataie basHS. HARRY II
BARTER aud ~ y Eosfs-e, militant Vt. gonu.
tcn sud Catherine If. He.tassS, al ~
~4st2tR
0n seco0ut cf tbs Seilgsal coss gaenceas ~,
the Amer esa District u icgrsgh Company
VIII u rather sbcFt 81 boys on fAe 9sy
se,et. Patrons al s'RC styvtse mast ksvs =
lsus psgirecs. a. She rsnks iit - alisss
ss a short nfar. 4 nHU bes 1T ssNst tz1ys
can sssearv rsaFlas meat ~ Supplying Al
sfssrsss
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IHE CITY FRONT.

The l. Mastic j. sill in Tot.
The Idaho left for Portland yesterday
mpTnins.
The Enoeh Talhog will sail for san Fran
cisco today.
7 he Emma CisudiGa tegRa 6iseharging
her cargo yesterday
The Siietse viii be down from Por,
Townsend this morning.
The steam schooner signal win leave for
san Francisco tomorrow
The steamer Mabel came i'm from sno-
houlSh river yesterday afternoon with
So cse shingles
The Umstilia viii no; sail for san Frsn~
cisco until s o'clock tonight, Der sailing
hour having been postponed
The Clsr. Brown hes 1e her last trip
on che ssrison r1u's %" - 10 b. laid M
for repairs 4 nfw holer viii he put In
her aud she VIII - aVethaai+d When the
repairs are con ple'ed Sic Nill 90 iohhing
work
The steamer Triumph srfiped in port
yesterday from the M. kssrk river She is
leasling prov sinss 20 paints on tle river
mentioned. snd vii I ave for there toner
ros morning. ~He vail take away about
forts tons
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ssPrssrs ~ COUNCIL
Nss.isa wsrk frem the Col 81" ssa ="
shs <srsh vefs-

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xes.s on us~t At piS asi THURSDAY. = AZ
at - fssr annual sssssss. Large sefnssss
81 essrxysnes wsr4 sEsssot. sssoEE w'sss'fi
se Es,ssess q Rex. N /. kagg. fssis "a i.'ss.
mr. Ezrfsm. Ssnsis@. Rev u. Haiti Siaas
a .sssnt.szsYr. axx. J. Ncsrrie, wnsfefsa-
Rsv. T. J. fu.ssam. La 1aaa~r. Rev
e7strns Vancouver. R-x. T. 7. IrsmsiHs
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& Kaak.. Isessns kew Il. sniFsxer, BY
x. srsssFss ans. Ees. r. Ssio1, -eattte-
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h, naisls =, The S0sth Poe, aud Ytsuf ssss
r.,.sx sssrSS xere Pot "a fsuriesl tar AkgFes-
sfye 4srA The educational wsFk ass
defined next Ia tnaEoy sEee to fftst al
hons fsiss oas. and 6rars sssEpinayf ~
Ell yt.sf Ss.setal attention A fsl.er asros8sli
all. I've g4Yea later.
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FEtn sHsNTYToMN.
Hestttstsss Between the Amsrd and
Ciiftea Fatalities H~sus~ ss.

far aelgahcraoS-l Fus Ia shsnsyiaw ia
which stls Amari and Cliffoa families Aays
esea ths leaatas participants. ard whtrh
rvoeassy rasaissa IL sending gssssph
AuaArd Is the eoanty Jail for ipssccsai es.
fsssaFe ~ fss HcFsea - Zoe Clifton. wss
hJ,asgSht tate sosFt again yesterday ~ fhe
sTrrss "a 4 VI 4 iftna,
S3ssCs sassFa aSs ex~n in tsn Il ssg<a-s
ihss AZ wtfe kSs earned Ga ss~ RAf essss-
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M AEasFsi sss cut cAupydng siasistg Z
tiEtbsu came ut 20 bis hzsk st.soF srsSa Il
y StsiassA, zTP4sest 0Vpro8sleas egs;eefs -
aeE. te4iiax her ~ ssagt hogFaas ;as afv~ss
a. shN s2stssss 2atsnyVt his sssk nasy. Nrs
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esssssaassf.
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tittaoa ast ss'esatIK asst one chst4 AZ
death stt1 had &lssshsx sssFsuas1y lN sss1
bsasss tng Ease hss usae we~k
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NJ F3snk Eleasrs3s, of whstcoa. Is IA
the tste.
ar snf y = u "A IsS'lctc of Ch}gpe ~ $
Pa =. Ass sse st the ~ssrSvc.
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tgna- ian ~s5r $40 NJ tsqorse II
4eacs. ~ fass Tees asegt. So 10 the CITY.
Ms ; Cs7'e AZ, her sen Fyfarnsss vs.
sTssaS wseruiag from fxa ssuakss' yss5I
~ trfesssi< ia Eetse
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LABOR DAY
EXCURSION To-
RAvENNA PARK,
sept. -. 1880.

Trains iesye seattle, Lake Shore & East.
ern depot, foot OF Madison street. at II a
III. and 80 p. N. Retaining leave park al
$50 and 7.ss p. m.
Gentleraen. tickets 81: ls,i'es, soc. Tick
cts inc ride railroad fare aud admittsucs e..
park and return. Ch sdren under 10 years
old free.
list or GAMES AND PRIZES.
Baseball game between cigar makers ard
iron moaisers hines, prize. 10 cigars also
4 case of wine given tte si1ners, donated
by Louvre saloon
Grand tag OF war between sailors and
loDgshorenas II. cash prize.
Besf lady saitze-, first prize, DR. ssing set.
Presented ny Il. Kellogg & Co.; second
prize. cut glass hottie of pc fume, pre-
scented by W. A HasnroBck. Bess gentle
man wslizer, silk tie, pse-ented by Arthur
Let's; second prtzs', plate z AZ hand mir
ror, presented Icy Stewart 4 HoiH.s.
Foot race, seveoty-sx ards dash, first
prize, pair senIimen'> - shoes, prs scented by
Ramona Eggert & Go sSeand l.fize. on.
hall dozen white : iTts, presented by Cal
cago Clothing COMPANY.
Foot race for boys nider II Years seventy
live yards. first iriZs. silk hasxiketchi. r
presented by J. and \. Kline; secon5
prize, pair slippers, presented by J. A.
Standing jump, first prize. pair shoes. By
Kline & Rosenberg. :. cone prize. pair gen
tlemens slippers, by john keane. boot and
shoe maker
Running jump, FIRST prize, pair gentle
mans c1H buttons. presented by Albert
Hansen; second prize. box cigars. presented
by A. e VI iler
Running hop. step aad jump. first rrize.
enc dozen mems shoes. ny II. Hershberg
second prize. box c gars.
Foot race Tor girls, first prize, boudoir
case, by A. I Mesrs; set ond rize. pair
hose, by poheny Is Mssum.
Foot race for ladies, first prize, para
sol, by Chester siesry; second prize, pair
gloves. by J. A. Baillafgeon 4 Co.
Foot race tor ma gr1si ladies, first prize
glass salyer, by ( Lobe i Co: seeona
prize, pair ladies' slips rs, presented b,
san Francisco boot aud shoe store.
sack race, fret lrize, gentieman's hat
rack, by Pecearsi & lssses, Lion elotainp
store second prize, five pounds coffee, b,
W K. Gallagher.
Largest family attending the picnic. first
prize. wafer set consisting of glass pitcher
irav and glasses by Seattle hazar
Old man race. rtts yards. 10 years ar
oxe'. toston rocker, bY Lake Uniol Furni-
ture Co.
Fat mans race, weight 225 or over. prize
GlUStEc be cnp. y esentasf by j f. Guiiberg
* 20. all professionals barreS.
Prizes issued on ground esn BE- seen 81
A. i. Aears drug store, "a Front street.
Refreshu ems Oh erogu5.
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Ths ossad Juss Viii Consider Nj.
Grimes

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ffs iSsec'4f fhAet Ssa leeSHsty 80 &
seFst sFY e. ess calendar Il esfsez = IA
gre a,als gala HAen fA~ e - arrested
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THE sEarTLx 4 NORTHERN.
Crossing the sw snossish Reservation
without A uthority of Law.

An Associated Press sispatch from
Washington to the PosT.isrELIiGESeEa
says
The Incisn hgresu has received In
formation that the SEATTLE & Northern
Rsilroad Company have begun the con
sruefton Of a railroad across the swine
mIsn fndisn reservation in Washington
without tire authority OF law. The de
sarfmeat OF Justice vii be requested to
lake such action a. may be necessary 10
prevent he constructions OF the rozG.
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SOLD LOGON To INDIANS
Degraded white Men Taken - Nc
Neflt's Island.

Deputy ruired Si4'es Marshal Arthur
Hamilton sent 10 MeSeiiTs Island with the
Ave x,rsseners ssnseucsd On Friday to
sef1rs Ia ,be pcnirepftsry foF eispos iiiz Of
Il.aas 90 ndisns Bob HoTrigan and Aise
Kelley, tso OF the prisoners. committed
,hes. osense on THURSDAY, we're arrested
that night, Indicted, srra,gnsd aud sen
fenced On he following dsy and tasel TO
prison On the third
Deputy xarshai Z T. HSlsen yesterday
arrested Jon Larsen for giving soda
safsr hosti.. fail OF whisky 10 y ,qtas on
Ballast island. Larsen has served term
ia prison for barglsrszing The Gold Bar
saloon about eighteen months ago. and Is
q tough character. HIS case viii be c N
siderss bY tie UDiEed states grand jury
tomorrow
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tEset' az oseges kSsnaV Tss -
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~tsa &ss@Fssi Sssseese : = Mestessx ssgs
ktsE tssfAsssfe ~aaasi Ssi1 ~ &fasxars 4
Hslues Drug Csaaf&ay.
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In the Fourth sard North seattle. the
primary besng held In the engine house.
WAS exceptions ally harmonious. Com
manifestations we're received and rad from
various bop Districts tha, whereas the
picking season will hsgin in three or fenr
days. they would have so pns,l their prox
hes instead 81 personally attending The
forthcoming convention
This ward tnclates ghe seventh snsi
eighth sotisE precincts az the city. snss
thersfoss the vote rsssvhrt the exsrsarsiin-
AIRY high number of eighty eight The
election ofsi,Dsrs were J Menermoit in
sTes.,oT. q. r. White and A NJ. Ionng.
judges LIE polls opened al 8 aud elose.s
at o'eIos0 7. m.
The following named ~ cen candidates
we're In nomination snt. they received lise
vess ss given beiuw, the first six being
the satStss efesstsss
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Tive fissas~a sssi ftfsy Nsiaatesrs
Naassss fer Ifss sa~ sa late ~arste<

The e4ssassAs sssg1usa yes AsAse-s 81
se~fSy.sSY slsssneaa ~ th< ,@stisa So
SF'ssses si aaere ss$fssrY sparsgsSF ;tsn aAs
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81 sAs& 5, essa<ssts1t u eat tasa Hsssss ss~s
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TIE second ward primaries were held IN
Attorney Eben smiths of,scs. In The rear 81
the I.leweIlyn Dodge building. Three
hundred aud fftr eight votes wers
east enen stsGnch Democrats As
James Hamilton Lewis. H,iiory But
her. l. A. Safsan. ID. h. Durie and
Judge Junias Rochester were defeated.
showing that The party had Indeed passed
into new hands. Eleven delegates were
elected. being those first named In the fol
lowing detailed list Of the vote
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THIRD WARD

In the Third ward Cat the firemen's head
suar,efsl no effort to stuff the box was
made by Republicans nor anyone else. rs
glance ~ the vote will show There was
no infereet or enthusiasm manifested. the
batiotinF proceeding during the hours OF
polling with sa euerYaifng lisiiessu.ss, OF
"harmons," rs the Democrats called IT,
The total vote east WAS a.
The following delegates were voted for.
the first eight being the delegates elected
Ia the eoun,s convention
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~ TNa daily. eoza rsesae&nx August -
evsf thc oFs7gsa Rsliwsy 4 SaFfgstsrrs
se''2sauF, sFxEsp -hogf f4ue -nd TtnSau
"a iSe sSil 'SsT, t'esweeri islrs5&ad aua re
AlssAsa7a river The e5E.stsss xa4 servlcs
- 49,. !.
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BILLED DIRECT "a SEATTLE
fretEht from Chicsgo over the Northern
Pacific - BOW billed direct To Seattle
Formerly IRE sht was billed 20 tss Mime
sofa Transfer, Tehiiicd sH6 transferred -
aiuereHf cars This al canrSa was che
caass 81 considerable aeias. sna the
rbzHge viii b. welcome 20 ali skintssss
tnsier the new srfsBs.mfnt freight T.
handles over TIE AiS~eTsia Central TIE
ErsJ solid billing a. Railroad men fern
q. IS S. Erenlvea nlghF gei.trt IAss.
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DOHENY & MARlT
Corner Second and Seneca.
SPECIALTIES THIS WEEK
New Trimming Silks and Surahs,
New English BrOadcloths.
New Persian Brocades
New Fall Dress Gu
Special Display of Black SIX
Immense lines Of Sheetings and Flannels.
New Splashers, Tides. Tray Cloths. i.
New Foster Hook Kid Gloves
Towels, Table Linens. Ete =.

The great record which our low prizes
have made in the past few weeks has been tb4
subject OF thoughtful consideration by the Duh.
lie far and wide. The public now feel tha, our
prices are the lowest in the Northwest, and
there are several reasons why they should B.
the lowest
In the first place we purchase our goods
for cash in the cheapest markets in America
in the next place our expenses are the lowest
of any similar house in the city, and under
these conditions we are able to figure down
our prices on all goods lower than any house
in the Northwest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

4 PLUCKY RAFrssAN.-Abouts o'clock
yesterday morning olive Gotea. salmon
bay logger st work upon = raft. slipped
and fell, breaking his Thigh. tie was un-
able 10 support himself on The logs, aud
was rolled overheard He, however,
msnaged 10 obtain hold on log aud
kept himself above water. He remained
In this uncomfortable position for nearly
two hours and sas well nigh exhsus ed
when some passers by discovered him aud
rescued him. He was removed 10 Provi-
deY'e hospital, whore DR.. Willard Sc. the
bryecn bone
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

4 $xArrLE NoggLIsT-- Rev ". p. Jones.
pA>fes of ihe EagcwAteF Congregations a.
ehHreh, whtsse esfihco ~ - t.s Dedicated
1l~isy has The press af John b Ai2en.
t2e Nv f"rk publisher, at bfsforieat
novel entitled Re ataecs. ~ q TaFs ~ the
tsH3es - Nero TkfS ~ / ssS teen the
Suss os Ire fsVernea geaslenanfs teisEsre
naouieuss Tor he gssst year af snsre. sf,f
'hssse = no hsve sesa Il in tie original
man HseTlF; say IL i-csses So great Haerit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

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sae fszs sles4 S7lYssssa al Esaasssf y n
- y ~ fss2 afst .sssstrsfesi asak s. ~ IS
@fr Aa'asf tEseT aEt H.sasi 80 ass.
SFssn Fss~ssF - - . &esnE sssnsp s. a.
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assaE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

BLaINE's Bic BoSus--~Joseph W porr.
editor of the Blaine Journal. Is III Seattle
on business, Blaine being situated upoa
the forty ninth parallel. the northern
boundary, The jsHradi Is the most north
efiy paper publisher in the United slstes.
exclusive al Alaska. Mr. DoFr states that
the largest bonus ever given "a railroad
By an uaineoTporaied town in Washington
hss been offered by Blaine 20 the Bennett
road, so acres in Blaine thai will be
worth $50 ,eoo ibe dsy the rosd IS assured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

\ HAFrN COMPARISON The following
Is an extract from sn article devoted ta
the business interests OF Sehonac in the
september issue 81 the NerfhHssf asgezfns,
Published 81 Minneapolis ~ hen two
Young. energetic men Grtfs iafo the
resi estate bg'sue. in town that hes
future ,pcfere il. there l. bound 20 h, sosne-
Thug done ia the develonfnenf Of that
to@ The firm of Jones & Car'yCn j. Il,
-eFouc what fawford i tonovsr are b.
Seattle. or Allen {. Mason To Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

DoyEy Is SAFE LITTLE Dewey May Ne
Guire. who has been missing for a week
from her stepfvther's tent. az the corner OF
Jot nson and Oak str cts, has b en- found.
Th girl had been taken In charge - n
memher OF the salvation army, who picked
her up ont If the mud where she was p ay-
ing, and ia whom she told a pitiful stoTy
saying her garents were dead snd her
fri nds all in the East, end tsat she didn't
have anything To eat. Dovey's benefaetor
taok her - the residence Of North Seat
tie lady. who gave her good home. ON
learning that the g,rl had rela ives here.
she was turned over 70 their charge yes
terisy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
4. o. o. F. FUNERAL NorlcE.-uembe,s

Seattle lodge. No. 7, are hereby notified
r. be NJ their hall promptly at 80 DEL elk
SUNDAY afternoon. Septeub r J. "a srsend
~ funeral of our departed brother. Frank
u tumpstoD. Members Of sister lodges
aud sol0urning brothers. a. well - the
friends OF Decreased in the CITY, are co-,li-
ally invited 20 attend. Services at the
hall, Front street. between Bell and Bat
terry, AT 2 y. m. fntermep' in Odd Fellows
cemetery. BY order Of Henry Leland. "
G.. No. Z J. ] Knot. srereisfY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

ACCIDENT - AsED fIeSEER The azsi
a''tbef ~ Ainsss sad LeGRfe5 Miller. re
slssibg en TniF. street. hstweea Pike ana
FtHe, T9ee srosn Der l. 4 ffitisy ms3hs aud
SIS is'zi IL ~ aeTs4Ss tac rl~ssa sn Ehs. safk
< isfla &c e. {, seesk ns heT Ehigh mssr the
RIP Saaai ire tlga Nes sci. aUf IS sha
F~ 5e1S - lF~r = seass cid. FeaoyefE Is Eat
ct.Tlsiu, Ars MtieF has sasnT frlesisss sll
as"@ tisc -saud, ~ n0 are vegx sslge3tugs
g. - sifr @Iteotae oi rs Ae~iaea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
/. PlAAK sEcSa. STREET.
Pr. position Of the Electric Rail-
way and Power Company.
Lit Ia sAe Rear ~ the Courthouse
Leased ~ Size for City
friesn.

gae ssssalreil hsi- q saessssg last Might
ser Esse arpsee u ccsa slsslpg tie C 4alaza-
-sgs II the ei asses znsess TsssL Al f2ae
sas.s.S.1.ts..e1. exsesss Il-asse AID Burss ~ers
.asgs ~. sasl ak1g is,slf irx business wxs