davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

Her Machinery In bad Condition On
Beginning the Voyage.

Beginning the Voyage.
NEw York. April "a. Olaf Ungluyd.
one of the few English-speaking people
in the party of the Danmark's pas
sengers which arrived here to-day from
Philadelphia, said before the accident
occurred one of the Norwegian immi-
grants told him be had overheard q
conversation in the officers quarters.
One of the ships officers said to the
Others in the apartment that he thought
the vessel would never reach New
York. Her machinery was in bad
order and had not received the care it
should have. Before the steamer
sailed her pump was broken. and in
case of accident could be found of
little service.
II am afraid, . the Danmark's officer
is reported to have said, I'VE will meet
the fate of the Geiser." The Geiser
was vessel of the same line and sunk
off Nova Scotia by acollis ion with the
Thingvalla about year age. He
further said the vessels coal boxes
were afire on two occasions before the
machinery gave out. The first fire
occurred at O'Clock on the night of
the 18th, and the second on March 2,
at half-past in the afternoon. The
following day the passengers heard of
both fires and showed more uneasiness
of comparatively slight accidents than
when vessels become totally disabled.
He is loud In praise of the captain
and crew of the steamer Missouri.
which rescued the Danmark's passen-
gers.
LONDON, April %. Captain Knud-
sen. of the wrecked steamer Dam
marx, and three engineers arrived on
the steamer New York City They
are enthusiastic in praises of Captain
Murrili and the officers Of the steamer
Missouri.
THE PASSENGERS At THE AZORES.
HAMBURG. April 23.-The steamer
Wieland, which sailed from Hayre to-
day for New York. will call at the
Azores and take on board the passen-
gers Of the steamer Danmark who were
landed there.
WILL DECORATE CAPTAIN MDERILI.
CorESHAGEs, April 3D. King Christ
ian has intiinated that he viii confer
a decoration upon Captain Murriil. of
the steamship Missouri. in recognition
of his service in rescuing the Dam
marks passengers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

YFeVnf1kE 5@f the u n n ItH2kxn4'
sroKxsx FALIs. April 2s.--EIabor-
ate preparations ars h<ing made FOR
the epcsmnment 81 the Grand Array
Of the KepnbI;c for The department q
Washington and Alaska, which meets
fn this rzfg to-moryoH Already the
streets have begun 90 assume festive
appearance. snd blue coats and brass
buttons have become the style. Decor
ations are going on III all directions.
IL i reported that Harry kefehuna,
4 former resident of this city. com
mltted suicide 81 Port Townsend. lie
was weii known and quits popular
here. and the news was received with
regret by bis numerous friends.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24
Iegttisn~ Drssiatinx Haytf.

NV Yogk, April 2s.--Captain Nil
Ter. of the steamer Caroline Miller, ar
rived this morning from Cape Hay
tien. and reports that the foIses II
I~gitime burned and destroyed the
town OF Petite Riviere the 7th inst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24
FIRE ON y Californis Ranch.

oErAKro. CAL, April D. The ma
chine shop and carriage store-house
OF the Chino ranch was burned to-day,
caused by spontaneous combustion OF
oil and sawdust. Loss, $l2 600; small
insurance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

pETResT. April 2s.-The Michigan
Central will hereafter run no freight
trains on SUNDAY, except when ahso-
LATELY necessary for the conveyance of
pefishah!e goods and hive stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24
So Tr.cs af : rrn,n- rsa hAer.

PREscor1. Arix.. April 23.--The cap
ture OF the Smith train robber. who
escaped in the Ration mountains. has
been abandoned, rs the deputy sheriffs
telegraph sheriff 0'Neiil that they
have failed 10 ind any trace OF him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

PITrsBusG. April a3.--Twenty cob
orei men arrived at the Allegheny
Bessenler Steel Works this nsornine,
TO take the place of strikers. hut the
latter drew resolvers and scared the
neg men oil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

SAN Francisco, April @. This
morning woman named Bridget
Eeedham stepped from a cable car
and was run over by . horse-car and
instantly killed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

A Hosnely Girl; Eagsr--I kno~
Eisie l. nos : pretty girl. hus she Is q
pure girl. wxs the Srxt man that
ever kissed her. Oscar Graciousi Il
she IS haxneiy g that - Tosssa T.spscs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

caIcAeo. April 2s-Temperasure Al
8 Am: New York. 20; Chicago, 50;
ST. Paul. 81. Winnipeg. Sc: New Or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

Licenses to wed have been issued by
the county auditor for George G.
McRoe and Miss Elizabeth Kelly, of
Seattle, Homer J. Patterson, of Sno-
homish, and Louisa c. Beach, of Chi
cago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

CascrxSAsr. April 2s.--The sl&ugh-
ter house and packing establishment
OF l. A. LaioIy Il Co was burne, TO.
night The loss Is estimated 10 be be-
tween $50 .o1o and $50 900, well in
sured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

NV yeRx. April ss.-Jay Gould
Was to-day elected president OF tns
Texas & Pacific railroad. IN place oi
John &. kFc~n. resigned.
Ne. i me sirae 70 ase rfxnaer. osssaH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

etsNsss April - q. p. sssfoa,
contrsesos on the seattle. Lake Shcrv
4 Eastern rzslrcsa, - entitled 10 the
credit ct making the best tsase GA
record In hridss-h0lidine havink
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

The Savannah Ncsss says There Is
naiden lady in city not far from
Elberton who Is so constituted that
she cannot live out of water but n
short while AT tine After remain
/ ing away from a bathtub for a couple
OF hours she commences TO faint and
and almost sudocates, and 70 procure
relief must at once cover her entire
body in cold water she has in her
room pool of fresh water, and in this
she spends a greater part Of her time,
both winter and summer. Otherwise.
her health Is very good. T"
TRAVELLING BEES.
The distance traversed BY bees in
pursuit OF honey Is surprising TO q
person unfamiliar with the habits OF
these busy workers.
A beekeeper one morning slredged
the backs of his bees with flour, al
they were leaving the hives. He did
this by o preconcerted arrangement
with friend who had fine clover
| field in bloom 40 miles away.
The day following the experiment.
he received letter from his friend.
stating, there are plenty of white
JaIkGt uctc HSfE Ill my ciOfGI. IL
was truly 9 wonderful instinct that
sent the bees from home in quest of
honey.
WALLED LAKE.
The greatest wonder in the state of
Iowa, and perhaps any other state, is
what is called "The Walled Lake, .
situated in Wright county, l2 miles
north of the Dubuque& Pacific railway
and $50 miles west of Dubuque city.
The lake is from two to three feet
higher than the earth's surface. In
some places the wall Is ten feet high,
fifteen feet wide at the bottom, and
five wide on the top. Another fact IS
the size of the stones used in its con-
struetion. the whole of them varying
in weight from three tons down to q
hundred pounds. There is an album
dance of stones in Wright county, but
surrounding the lake, to the extent of
i've or ten miles, there are none. No
one can form an idea as to the means
employed to bring them to the spot,
or who constructed the wall. Around
the entire lake is a belt of woodland
half mile in width. composed OF oak.
With this exception the country is
rolling prairie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24
DR.. W. NORTON DAy

Formerly OF New Fork city. Bat neue
Gently ef Los Angelica. Cal. Who
opened aihrsnch Office 81 9f1 EEons c71 :
Seastle. which il under the personal tt
vision ot the 1ottos himself 80
CATARkH Is regartiea ~ many g n1I
IN the head, and the patient II su5p116&x 01
Its psrsiRteucy, a. he u scarcely Ira -
0ue cold before another one il ooneIoG
There fs at times Z dtaict1isy Of hxco11
throu IN the uostri|s. and 1t others -
mucous that sometimes has : bad odoG ~
the disease progresses the discharge 80
drop or he drawn hack into tho thr1ok ~
dry crusfs may form, which are expc ~
with difliculty; and In still other conn ~
mucous seerns 10 bt, formed fn the 11eG
and EXPELLED with slisht hack; us 80
Illumination ofsen passes from the t14o@
into the eustaehian tubcs, which ND ~.
the middle earss ringing. roaring< $780,
or whistling sound II experienced, NJ q
time the hearing becomes very mach -
paired or entirely hlsk Later on me npUo
In. and tho patient begins % ioee -
This Is the time that consumption 4 49,
TO begin it, deadly work, aSd the IT,
when, II the AFFLICTED one wonld realise -
danger, he could be cured bnt the poE1n
Is alwaN hopeful and thinks ~ on1yo
slight cold which win SOM paeo AWAY. -
allows thu disease 70 take is ccar=@, ~
now m<rc rapid progress. Tnio = ~
fatal error which h6tn peopled our cuDo>o-
ries with consumpkSve forms, - al kfn11
Of cafauh. X neglected. viii nconer -
later end In conshfrptton.
From avery extensive experfensc In ~.
treatment Of this dtScase. dnd that 4 -
patient viii DO HIS part. every case en- ~
cured II the disease has not extended -
far - 70 aersonsly Involve the lMH4B, an&
even then medical inhalation, pfo0oElv
administered, In connection with conGnk-
tuti0naf remedies, viii contrsct and -
cavities alter every other means hnn fnilo4
The doctor has over ak h4udro4 enr1lp
monials on Ole OF persona living On -
cossf whom he hiss cured Of this dtooono
alone.
CONSULTATION FREE.
A friendly talk will cost yoa safhfaE
and remeraber tho doctor win not uudoFs
take your ease unsess certain that ne 60
effect cure.
- Nj case, win be undertaken phsro
Il e not pexsfbIe to make at least one -
soraI examination
Once hours: 10 !. m. 70 . p. m, and -
SIP. m
w. Norton Davis, n. u,
slI Front street Seattle. W.T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24
Chadrsa tfs lsr PitcAtr's Cssteris

rs $50. Aesss Sz y assllzer az xsr.
sesss~ 81 ssse sasssu9AssN ssx4ssss. t@szs e.xa
ssss Il sszse tss So Las nss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

sesFs- las 4At-s ~ss 90 : ssssrss. sas
HI sasssAa eAsSsss ss.ss 81 S@ss sxzsss Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

Ia gTsEsS o. TEA DERgLsT FR0x
China. he gsssss ass ssasss srvzs = ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

xrw 1xcuxrona rms Arf5c1es of
sv.<.,~.<x~~4s,v $3.50 61e.s wifh che
s,.s~ $3.50 - ~. 8; m
:. - - - -
sSea h.au -. ~ -. 49,
49, re - q. - 8, ss-.
g s.lstIn. - z = 49, .rt. Is
Asl1 49, - s. -. : IS -, 80
lees g sae s2I - staDI 3 - - -
krsaez = t9zkI1lF s.au I<a.sk -.
ness. e1hlk- uuy s,sls - + 80. 49, 49,.
operating @ saw HILLS 1na 1le 9oalls
g eFsf1 osnez s Ilak q. 49, q. ss.,' y.
mansafacfuIe q tulnpefs loszs 3 snu !
e conskfue& ana - -
kteamo01fs and ~ pusNnsse. LIZ nlof {
e.sc - "a. i -. ..:t.s s ss.s - -.
corporation is fixed = $50 eco: In
300 shares 81 slW eacn. wizard n
~ - 49, . - -. -, $50 =
8; . s.s<s., - Tea cshsr mem 49, ~
~. r,,vrorsf;or are residents az cat
c 60 -, III -
-
CRAsK Prs BRoxrS.The steamer
North Pacific was disabled at Victoria
Yesterday morning through the break
- - .-~ra ~, m. fr,ll,usns
IL - &C.,. ~ $500. .r,,is;,s she s5fs
- s.sI.,.s Nr-sf, psss;s;~
. s- a. 1919 ms r,orr;,,r
h.s,s -. 80. -, III. h-~.i s s. 2,
=. 49, - :; :, ~. 80 - ~, a.. =. Il .,@,,r-1
ri N s, $. = Rasss;rs rs,l q ss,r -
r cor - sncsd nm fhe hreak Int Il Is not
lnn~n : hen the steamer viii araisa be
-asssv far ss~v;rs ps,ca;vs viii r,-,h,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

ss.ssss.s Eisssssass aasass = - ~ es.ssz.s..
|Pse hryss asstse h - - as.sssss sass
Ees expert e. pssssseFsx sxs..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

m: isaudAysg "a p. m.
y. E.--Persons un4ble 10 vfFst ~ psEy ~
srHa7ed IA their hnxn1x nv zOrreaIs1x13eUEk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09
REAL ESTATE rnsNsrxss.
Deeds E~csrs-d VITA the Auditor y~.-
seraay.


Eeas estate transactions frcrn January /
is-a, 70 date are <si 0ss. Is1zs- There
seTe Tied for record yesterday 70
deeds. the considerations axgrsgztsng So
&C. an average Of sI.sar Fusiowiar i
the isst. furnished ~ Osborne. Tresnr~r
4 Co. shetractors cs Esf1e. room a. Boston
hISck.
II ~ Hal 70 A Parker. 81 cswss Of
n.ss 81 svts- sec 5. twp y. rs. s. 90.
J. w IEfFAe 20 II. III. Hermor. sos II. BLK
.. Deany 4 Hoyt-s add. xsas
T. Petsinser - z. T. Haxley, jr. los :,
sak ~. Rsre.ow's add ssa
W. Clark TO r. Scott. tract in Ci&rk's
homestead claim. $3.50
y n Gould TO = & NcDonAid. lot and
:, Blk A. ae-ue-'s second add. 81 500
j. n Moore, ts l. Shaw. lot /. blk ;.
D<nny's East park add. 81 20.
West Coast improvement Company 10
G Ross, bot 2. blk -. Gilman park
stza 81 .aa9.
5. s. Raesahs-s TO c. Ross. iot Z. blk -.
Gilman park s1d. $50.
D. T. Denny 20 j. y. Birelow. M Of
SUI. cf sws&. sec ~ twp y. "a. 81
A Parker 70 Il VI. Han. lots and >. blk
I. jackson street add. $500
s.
3, Blk 80. Inrievood 81
A Z. Winsor TO r. wiaSo-, part OF lot 5.
Blk IL, Bells hers add, 81
W. r. Robertson 20 A. cooksev lots
and 2, bib ., Hiswatha park. xS2s
W. r. Robertson to F. L. Brown lot 8
blk z. Hiswafhs park $50.
III. ". Baker ~ r. Russell. 4, iot blk s.
Pzistire hill. $50
Haz
hlk 8. Pas4fsae hIil, $50
United States 70 A Burrows. lots !. 2. )
4. S. sec s. tp -. 5. patent
j. II. Lyts tot T.. Bassest es al, lots ;
and III. and part OF SCI. OF ness and lot 10.
Sec =. Up 2i.rs. $2.6o
u. sshneider 20 4 l. stnn, lot /. blk ~,
Dennys park. s..
e. Blswefs 10 H. A Schroeder. LOT l., blk
-, Denny a. Hoyt's add. $50
/. G. Piiner 20 w. II Rightrnine. lots IL
10 -. Blk q. Pitaer's div Of Green lake add,
x-sa
IN Brown 20 G. W ysnev. vi OF lots
10 and II. blk -, A A. Denny's add 81 500.
g. W. Yxncv 10 A. r. Higgins. und !. Of
WIS OF lots 10 snd II, blk -. A A. Dennys
add. $500
G. W. Yancy 80 X. Burns, ind = OF VIZ
OF lots 10 and II. blk Is. A. A. Denny's
add 81 ,9uo
e o. Graves 10 W r. Whitney, LOT 4.
blk -. Denny's park. S. 600.
W. H.-Tsylor 20 l. x Boxley. LOT ?. blk
9, snoqaaimie. $50
W. II. Taylor 10 G. Boxiey. lot %. blk ;.
snoqualmie. SO.
". Racine 10 w selby. 10, :, blk L.. II.
a smiths coye add, 81 90.
X q. faegre 10 :. Peterson. lot q, blk {,
Faegre's first add. sl25.
J. Compton, 10 l. Chadwick. lot =. blk 3,
and lots - to a. blk s. stewa-t's first add,
81 psp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09

mssoas 81 pszsams~s 80, painters xxs
sersr1zzns loo. Steam hrAsers ssss. .~a ~.
nAl4sace wxs cprnmcn laAa~.
interior especially the srxs TIVE
afsoss. Already presents good idea az n.
way = VII lock whea competed re
hrss noos VA Be Ensssei Ia imitation cd
cas-, and Tie zrr<r stories In gsshs a.s
iae-s . nesrsy bali nssse ~ corridors in
TIE iczr sscsses. xFssa o~sr 80 roczns.
W Z Exsaey. Judge Barke ard Tham..
EFanE Comprising ;he boar. IL trustee. ~
the hose Rainier coaarAny. he'd rne~s-
Ens Yesterday 70 rake a~rarx~nenss so-
shs opening. xhaeh VII ecenr assous Crso~
nef - A Mr. Rav, formerly q Chicago.
nzs been engaTe1 a. manager, ard G. W.
Ma~ksr a. assistant manager. Mr.. Raw ia
exr~rsed 70 arrive II Seattle this seek. a.
EPznsea b. conzriete rstznae Of ser
ss1ss AZ soon n tE~ hetei : in GOOD
rszrasag order tie management VII give
grand BAT &C. celebrate the oTscasnr. hs,t the
ossr O. this event csnros ret hs stated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09
BUILDING PERMITS.
Several Handsome Edffces TO be
knflf

Several Handsome Edinees TO be
Batlf-
Building permits issued by Building In
speetor Abbott Monday and Tuesday are
as follows.
Joseph Carter. one-story frame, lot ..
block !. Dearborn's oAb8e addition. cost
So.
Rw. Gibson. ons-story frame. lot ?.
block 4. Green's addition. cost $50.
Charlotte Armstrong and Thomas
Ponlery. one-siory frame. lot 4, block 50
Msynardis addition. cost $50.
welion & MeAuslan. ihree-siory frsrne.
loi /, block s.. d. T. Denny's addition. cost
5000
Robert Robin. one-snd a half-story
frame, lot 5, block 81. Bark second ad-
aisson, cost 500.
siesson & Pos, Nil Company. one-story
frame on stesson & Post NAL Compsny's
property, cost 500.
W II. conoysr, two-story frame, lot !,
block s.. Burns addition. cost 500.
+. Hfvar, ons-story fraEae, lot -, block J.
Dearborn's cable addition. cost $50.
r. II Gallagher. three-story frame, cor
ner OF secoEd and Wilier streets. cost
xIe9o
W II. Barker. one-story frame, l0t ?.
block -. Msynard's addition. cos $50.
go. j. Nelson, two-siory brick. lot /, block
4. eynGScxfe addition. eost s. CO.
A r. Dohlguiss. two-stoTy frame. bot I.
block g. a A Dsnny's addition. cost $500
E.lzS a. Driggs. fhree-stosy ard base
sasnt. trick and frame. hot 5. block ?. bel
Il Beany's addition. cost sI6 .@.
sw. Nilsishzmp. swo-story frame. lot
I block I. Monson's first addition. cost
ssosa
{. c. Hilton. ooe-s;ory frame. hot 10.
block l. olive addition. cost $40.
&. l. Michel. ons-story frame. On james
K.vses. TIA Boean addition. ooss s5S8.
James =. Mckee. two-story frame. lot &
block -. sarah A. Bells sseoud addition
cost 81 sea
Trzncss 7. Armstrong. two taree-s.ory
francs. lgt /. block -. ferry's second All
sstion cost 81 90
Robert Grshan. iws-ssory frame. lot l.
beck ~, Fesry's hrst addition cost $50.
g.R- rba.oy. oDe-story frame, los IL.
block 4. Olive addition COST sI58
wF Fpser. four story BRICK. lot :. block
:. Bowen & Denuy addition. cosi 81 60.
r HShsTiin. oDs story frame, loi .. dock
n. Bark seeoud addition. ooss $50.
james nsiassas its-story frame. lot 3
boa I. kansuasra = 2aditioH. cost s. SO
Villas nsps0E- ofss-stogy tFaiils ios 2
l&oek -. Bofaa ADDITION. cost SO.
Eyick Ibrs,2ad. ooe-story frame. BOT e.
eloek = PiaussTs addition. cost 80
" r jameson. tao txo-stury frame.
Lots ard tlock 81. piaa 81 North seattle
cost s. So
ga4us WsgArt. ones tory frame. iots 8
asd :. hseek -. Borsns A5Aiuon cost 81 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09


llssrv rnz. u n. tAe zsn~rs ga.
"a ~-zsrs. n as wrrx sxtu n.scss~x-
sass sses1s7ts tsr TIE rsssu ssrs a. s-,.srses,
sa fas tzre sne Eeck sxssnx nc rsss o.
s0o r-c<sy Eesx. az sxSs h~srxy xsss-~
sa&as TIE ezrrssnvy ur~sns az .sswxssA.
sassses n uaest s~rsss sats~-sszzn az .
ssssxyssa1 caassssrz. ~Asrh uszss~x $50
aass-a - szcve ssAsxwssAiy. xnss srs~sAs~x
taf cp-sx TIE rcTzs; IN. shss sse ~xuss-
20 s<r's<snss AleeS n me rarxs. ~As<s
Insane. eseA zEssAues tasxz zsasse... 10
"a sazpkes n Fos fkrrwsurss s.s<s =ss
Fersc-ssse . sia-rzs r<z-I<r-s~ 70 essl..ss hsx
1sss~zssa sEz-r~ - ke s.aers. 70 ss.> sssx
es1 weras. ssas ss< sssspszsssl sx--zs<s~.,
szs< 9sszzsez-rS Tese oss Ssna was. tnas
fare srarssnrs ~Srv rxsses w hnr,a~
- fae elsssi Joys ys~ezxAse sx-Ssus-
IA isslss. ;se rze.e-a Stezs a rss rnr.
sad A--zs-zfA wen,Ee ysvs IA aac Alternatives
assze ss1aaxA ard 1sses-5ve ssrrnrs TIE
rsAso-s = aD-z-eas vey Il GERS 9~ss~r.s.
AS i7ssSessssr. All ssse rssz PIES and ssi,
srzsssaas sAseh rcs-ss tzr~pz-ea. s-s
SSy szrza-x-issas fs&f Use rasuerzss fan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09
I'M MnrRI. EAINIEK.


'ssenssi a. she f'uhite asout orss-
ser &c Phenomenal Nsrk.
81 sss Ezineg hotel = last rearing
fse'a9n- he tsc ioxer stoTses xrs az
- tas plumbing Is practically
-, ard thess stories MI - ready 'er
n-sAaey by the lss; O THE FFxsent seek.
Fr5 siorlez are in tie hznes - TIE
80 sna piAsis-e-s 50 ~ b doas u
a. ss-fss q zen DAYS ~ $50 wesks. There
- aa'os rarpsuters, rnssozs. plum-
az PAINTER. aaost ite ulen al ~ork
90 hoicI lAfisas' & Waste. thc esq
- started tae hailils j-l,t ~ wesss
aen-ay ard they 10y e W. lszvs
- a4n-s INSIDE ~ tao Haonths ALTO
q these EeELeuaea yesterday sse-
- iae amount af labor f-t on Tie
- Al is9 dAys' sork- 90 GAis nam-
= SAs carpenters pat in Iso days. tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09
UnJas ras.tio%.

IisxHlas, - tar las stos.@rh STA tgFtk sns
ts.a Il eAnEss essT sArg sly p<oEla l1as
syraaalss fAk, "a ara .srvfiar ErrJ = rsosls
as puzzshes q sn ~ tksE esseFTs. Igsssrsts
- Bscxly fhs eksA 81 saslr1aeea-t te-2f. aat
wtether IBIS 90 tbs nsfural a3sssasle ~ tnhsf-
saf f.,sfleuszs frrzs Gala aes. tl ts sg-sY 81
ueasszt,v --ataliaIi 70 sin HnsrsttzT.F slaulsca
s.tlers tar tnsst aa4 ssrsg htshiF sAartllsast
EssIrtc tnalr n szlsteaea- A. Ess.t 20 ttr
taac iE1E4f1-s ~ sae sslas q .a1 f1s tneEezssas
a. vsfy 81 - &. Eostire as ass - s-sFE ktau
tusaret - thc psrssszsrf lse - tals e. llsu
tGs lEg-aHl es1s q staEl.Dz - s1rz-fsa'ea tas
-erTes s3-r ss-e@vst 81 tFHlsi as. sss-- All .
teG.eaF O. sHsaE1-zs szt 6 De- sl,st Flsf-s
tafeaGst ts lszsu~ss sA..s 50 hss4sF r3zsai m
llssa az k4zev treSssss az ec-s 2srsf - las
s8= EesF Ez@tsetzx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09

Notice is hereby given that /. N. y. Phillips,
receiver in the civil action of Mrs. K. ]. Res W.
Thomas Thomas e al, No. liza, now pending
IN the district court nj Seattle. VIII, BY order OK
said district court. on Wednesday, October 2.
1859 beginning at 10 oelock O. m. at my stables.
OF No. 2i0 on Pike street. In the said city of Sa
attic. King county. Washington territory. sell in
parts and parcels, at public auction. 90 the
highest bidder. for eash. all the following per
sonal property, goods and ohAttels, all IN good
condition. 10 wit
seven "a WORK horses
Two i2l work mares,
One ~ stallion, well broken for work
Three 81 sets doaele harness.
one ID four horse wagon.
Terms of salc--cAsh
Dated AZ seattle aforesaid. September "a is-a
~. Y PHILLIP, Receiver.
y. B.-The above property may be SEEN on APP
location AZ my stables. 10 rake street H. ~ 7.
N. HALL Attorney for fisintf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09
Notice 10 Creditors.

In the district coufi ~ the Thirt luficiai dis
tfict 81 Washington territory. h0.ilng terms a
seattle. King nouNfy Ia TIE matter - tie IN.
tolysncy % y r Hansen. No 7 M
10 TIE creditors ut saif y =. Hansen, insofgrnf.
You Had each 90 yuu A. hereby uDllfsd g. -
ana agFeAf un the iitt saY - N0vssrts.r fssq.
tofurr the tusFe Il ssid cstnfi 81 cnsmnrrs or IA
oFra c1uff, af tAs cont koH8e 81 tie city - ~.
aftis Wash, o. low eausr Wag tbs pfayeF 81
sad d. r. hsnsea. tafpiycai. should not -
gfsatef
y ~ HOPKINS. Citgk 81 sad CouFt
ByN.T NAES8s Deputy.
l1stfi seattle B0lntEf i .-au
Fsterson 4 Fennsisfh~r. Attorneys for Fesi-
toner