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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01
DouRLE SHOOTING.

Two Men Kifled an Account ~ Land
Troubles.
Ioe AseEIEs. Feb. z-srws II tusf received
al . doubts fatal shooting strsy this morning q
sanrus. . small station cn tbe sonfnern Pacific,
near yewhaii. George waith&m ard D. ccok
were hauling wood past cabin ocespied By W.
A. 6srtuer sad W. Z Carmichael when the lat
Ter NO orensd fi-e With Winchester ard re-
vosverA wai.hsrn Was Instantly allied and
Cock died about three hoarr later. The sboot-
ing had its origin in dispute shont land f1Asd-
ner and Carmichael ar1d.
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San Francisco Fth ~ IAN lnGssest was held
this afsexnoon IN be case 81 jam L<virson.
formerly Of the nrh Of Nowpaa q leviason.
Dr. winsiow Anderson stated snat be had
analyEed the conteAts Of the stomach and souTid
twenty grstns OF srsApsc- Or. r. II. Flood, Misa
A. L@vinson. . fister. md several other rristsves
testined thai Mr.. Ietinsoa nsd OF late oitcn
talked oil conmiftsnsk ku!clde. He has bcen in
III health fog yearsj snd bis disesse was In
enrahis.
The jury returned verdict that deceased
came To bis dsash fsdm arsenic poisoni 1, taken
with suicidal intent khiie in state OF dsspoud-
ency through Ill hedlte.
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NADEQrArE LAWS.

1he New York Grad J6Fy anA fAe
Bank Wreckers64
NIv YoxE. Feb. A-Tha Rebru&4y tern OF
the grand jury expired today and shkG we're dis-
charged without nrdsnx additional sn1kcsmenu
In connection with the wreckins of thet txfh No
storaL Equifabls and Lenox Hill hanlR The
peesenfment mads In relation ednec1seo
shas The bold and unscrupuioas condncS = The
o1hcen Of the banks placed fmmeass 1xd1 u
Of mcnsy In jeopardy. and tnss the stale AWs
providing no remedy. the sugEesfion 10 mS1s
the eunefxercv
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1Ris asd Vegetables Damaged by .
aCoaA HA2A.

E3Ris asd vegetahles Damaged BY .
Cola Wlnd.
srHoCss, Feb. xs-D1spaxeAes hon various
ci:ies4n fsxks report thtf the sevessxs rerther
Of the nson prevailed tn thas ssass yesserday.
Rain. AZ ssd SNOW fen ever large part Of he
seate. andnhs mercagy SINK - degrees below
freezing r<Ri In msay plncex Toe frnit ercp IL
badly dan1sed ana early vegetables are de-
ssruyed 81
The same told wave passed over Arkansss.
and reports sal. hat In THAI state much damage
has beeu done tq1rais end Vegetables.
AUSTIN. Ter. Uh A-A -noesher" prevatled
Last night and ths mercury went down 70 n
Growing corn. cats truis and vegetables geners
, ally destroyed ser1gns loss 70 fnrmcra Han
dredx OF fg trees loaded with fruit killed.
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Poxr Tcwssxxp, Feb &s--Ths schooner Los-
tie. gwnet b. Sesh B4y fntisns, was blown
sshors aeAs sAs Hsonsa % she D1agsness E4vsr
Ii . gale ssvesai days ago 1he cutter wol1esE
veal 70 her rsssef ss1 sstsnyseS 70 hsni her
&C ~ high s.8s isxs Eix1t bs. shs water was nss
hsxh eaouxh se1 Il fs rot prot4kis lhst she ~sii
Goat esESrs rs sex; sprtDg rde. shich VIII b.
"a A
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THK LONG FIGHT.


Hunsired koands-
EAS FkAScssco. Feb. &-panny Se~ihsm
and Patsy ksrsigAn iousnt 100 reun1s ~ tha
Ca1tornja Athletic club last ntxhs, when sAe
reserec declared the hgns Oh and stated thsf
the amount Of the purse which wcnia nc
awarded the men wou2d b exsS later. he said
be bad examined the hAnas af both rsen aud
had found sbeY we're IN sneh eoadit on tesf
they cpnld net coutinae. The dsnt olcsed Alter
lass1pz slx heurs a0d iorty nlnstss
The dght nss wax around from the start.
and there were not more than ball doxen
rounds In which the men attempted 10 foree
nat;srA
N~edhAm wss knocked down three times in
the flsy 9th round and iosf times In the seven
tieth. luf he arose and fought desperately dar~
ing bolh rounds.
Alter thf segensieih roand there was ltsfle or
os 40 skte APT Al sny real Ssh.suS. AS both men
we're greatly exhaasfst During the last ten
rosnds not how vas stsuek.
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AT THE POsTOTFICE.


Postmaster Brookes' Ccmn3sston.
The pe~tmAstxr yesterday received s1sen
worth OF the new style os scent r-nssasr ss&np -
recently fssue. By fns government Al frss-elssz
ocsees in the rrtsed States were 70 have nssn
sapplSed with ,hese Stamps ca tie "a OF FstrE
Arg. bat the supply for fhis osssce Ga not resrn
Seattle untsi YESTERDAY morning
The new ssarsp - csrzzise tn coko< AID Il
s,ixnssv snssier thaa tAs old green szarzp. Iae
visreske ss OF waxhizgscza-
Postmaster nv,oxex las received his cornrfs-
ssnn lron w.snlngson City easifltaS hin 70 he
oes~e of postmaster fer The nexs toar y a.
Rsveana. yesse- azs1 Pontiac A2Fe ssea rzsos
ressors1es
civil service xArugas4Soas for r.ilssy postal
eze-xs u.a - he 9 ID SeAsEIa o. MsY -
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Granite workers.

EosToS. Fsa. 2S-The grsnits frms Of New
Ensians srs 10 secret ssssaon. and have formed
81 organization. Trey decided afsep Nay 70
pas by ahe hour aac ey Fhe piece They say
business wti not rermis tae Increase of WAGES
Axxs~4 Ey ths xapt nser
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Txcoxa. Fsh. -&--A negro DA@ss ysekzoa hss
s@ss hesa 10 the coEasy ;xs1 fss soms sins.
eAxrxe1 with ixsevng. Ta4rs IL considerable
Comment nn no frlAs rein1 given b1n-
Ths snspscss In the frcxhv nns1er case VII
NJ svi@s n me esEue of tsw ssgs BY Tho 81
rsArSes~ esgesrx
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-yrs-y rAr ~he I "a sonSAs ssoek N we~od-
t&n. ssvk rwcesxes srAe assyey eaa,ev&r1 wafer
fr1Ns hk SCR rcAfAossse az Il &sare rcxavs. TAess
snss wS8 e~r ae very vsss~ta.- scsrsDx ca
fsr~en sxe - safe fog iafses sE4 safs4re1- Flsas
srx tx s0s3s The seems-x eEsrh4Etxn@- pa1sss
kazes A Ca g.. <-AexszsS 49,
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San fRANcIsco. Feb A-Ths forecast I'LL .
.. m saturday IL fair weather, foiiowedfn the
western part Of Washington by rain.
Temperatures during the day we're: New
York, e; New Orleans. 90; 81 Louis. q: Cincin
natl a; Chicago 20. Winnipeg. % below.
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a rIHEMAN sApLY nUKT.


PoaTLAxD. Feb zs--while sesting one o. ths
new IRE cn2iaes yesterday . orsniau named
Fred Wagner was fatally injured asd two more
hurt The men were holding the hose aud
tho engine was throwing IN inch and
three-eiknths stream 10 feat Ths
pressure cas- 30 great the men eouid not hold
The hose. which bounced 20 tie groun6, spfain-
ins the ankle OF one mAil. hurting the hand ol
another and rehcurdsug. Tbs hssss noxxls
struck Wagner on the bead over the eye. crush
ing the skull. He vss removed 10 the hospitsl
aud hall an inch OF skalI tAsen from fhe brain,
The msn cannot live. II. has yoaug vile
and child
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CEfcsso. Feh - -DsserfsTs Pinkertcn re-
porss thai while In Texas Q lev days ago he net
ose Chicago gambler. wzo told him be bad
seeu 1sAa Graham. the missing Crorsr tary.
hrloer nsar CashuaAua. AeYico
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Fruit Bediy Dau.aeexl.

CRYSTAL sras.ss. Misx. Feb. IA uorthef
ses in last night and tonight there ID heavy
freeze which VIII causs great damage 10 the ex-
tensive fruit end vegetable growing interests OF
this vicinity. 6trswberries were beginning 70
rfpen and peaches were blooming
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n. JoHss. n. D.. Feb ss.--In - 4
the emsexx.es Walton. OF Tsxy. oo1nH
ecugtDn Acknowledged tho
rest wss insufficient The ju<
the prisoner. IL 10 said thai
partly made aud the express
only About ts.O0
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RexpOusibtity.
PsEscorr. A T. Feb - The work OF burytng
the victims OF the late disaAs<r h shout COM
psesed Thirry-nine bodies woee recovered and
idehti6ed while ten more perSSns Ars kacwn To
have been lost Property at an&beloN w.eken-
bure II badly dsmaged. 40 loss lis has oc-
currcd. - was feastd. people being N ths watch
for the hotSl
cf the acciiant further than that tho .onm waa
nes regarded q properly constructed. !.
A the <conpauy's properly nov cos1iafs OF
only the dam site and placer bars, the p11spect
Of Recovering dawakeu Is very slight
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Death al DR.. kise@arae.
a NATFa L0T FREE

EIsEs. /. FeA g.-Tfe death is snncancc1
ct IL. :, A Elihozr-r. tsosa sssssgssx he was
A. s1pegs aa izszrsry-
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THE EvANGELIcALs.

Passage ef the Resolution Condemning
the Bishop.
saAnoKrS. Feb 2-Ths scene OF yesterday
was repeated today sf the session OF the Evsn-
eelical conference After period OF intense
excitement ard turmoil . resolution deeisri ug
Bishop Esher IN fmpfoper pesson 10 rresids
over the convention WAS carried almost unsni-
nlonsiy.
The bsshop protested and the convention went
into secres session 10 consider charges pseserred
against \ minister
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ne Rsver sim Risfnr.

Iou1svIiLR. Feb. 2&-The river II stili ristng
half IN inch IN hour. It hes forced numb
of manufacturing establishments on the river
front to shnt down. Tonig hs 10 stopped raining
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ASSsrolis No. Feb .S-<sovsrnoy yack~c1
t-asy sppSay~f shs scs rsFsssrssftnx tbe STATE
Five cat Of ssx % tAs eoasresssnas ssssrsess q!
MaryIxa9 a-e Enx ccneese1 70 the Dxnoeraa
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xxv YckK. Yes 9.--wl.is&n Wall 1set a.
s-eased cozs psAins IN tie raissd ssssss eOars
sssay. beanS . sass sxsssss tie Arasrszzn Eosssn
SEED Oh trust nsktnz .sst 0ey Be ea5oznsd
fruEa aissolvsug she syusS ANTI TIE s@Tmfnsrion
o. swsasy -on@ yeAss sTnEa tns t3rzs sf ~hscn b.
yax 0rxnzfEe1
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An ICE GORGE.


KAxsAs cTTr. Feb S---is % rspcys<1 TIA oae
of sss xerxs Ice rorses IN tie xsssoan rsTes tor
rssny years is aow located six'eeE ratses sscve
Eansas CIss. TIE wstss Gss sseAs5 So aars0ss
swensy fexs hehsE1 the sorxs. ast ieAn srs
expressed OF Er~ss cooJ. when shs ice xoes oaf
gnsxs tEe sEEsase vSBErae u cunEnsd wafer
can be drawn eH ara nslly-
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Lospox, Feb zsl--Lineolnid
durlns the dsy and TOOK nour
resting trsuqaiIly fouight. q
danger, however.
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LArnHor. FsA sA-Jchn HnnR a eaa Fran
cisco. while On the way fron Los Anxeaes -
sha' eity this afdoFnoon seff the train n sxaxs
eE defirism and catered DE rssiderce Of Frauk
Carlton. acAxsnx Aia viii hadiy by asklne
toe . gpp- FroM these be rushed -
the res3encs a James ". Esey.
He entered "a oatxs1e rooDs grssped sAos-
gan which wss unsoesed and hkid everyone q
hay sils rse arrival Of Constable waEkez. Who
qxies'y dissrmed Atm- HA saksn 70 stCck-
tam this ev ninx. where h1. viii b piacod in
charge of Sheriff Cnnninxha0
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The rnson r3e1se n Tie oHsy tssGscsszssa rassss
fszx fzannfzx free sexszaznx char fsrs A.1 F2zi
xzss Iaarszs s3exrsnx ca f-8sa sns FsSs &C eosS
H. TIE EkxI 4 C. Msvt4ns city firkex a&sas~ -
ssscnz1 ssze<s. Esssos t@e<k G. =. bfsSSss e<snss
CIT eo<k
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Ne II saccesssui aad Gets DenaGoI
nonn.

LoxDos. Feh 1H--The trial a. ~ secfou
lihsi By DR. sir Morrell Mac Ksnsle eDofn11 d
-. Jamss' Gazette for publishing = dl9no6n
Iass Emperor Frederick Of Germany coonu
tocay. The trial eousIudsd this A1lesnnon
jury awarded MseK Kesxis s7.SA0 damaeoa 91
Dr. Mackenzie he'd similef suit = nlnG1 Z
London Tsm>s. aud the JURY IN sh4t G
awarded him 1s5o dssnarra pa
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rake sne xcsfAesu fa<aee rssarDss. sAe hest
eenAss-c6 line. se~ 81 y-csass Ess< 4. Cksfne-x.
ery urkee s<xzs, 10 Secasc fsre<ss boekon Asscx.
= 1s.Axr. 8spee uekes aessfs 5esss5A
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Huntingtoa Says His Road IL Nos Fairly
trA

SEw YoRx. Feb Ex-senator Leiand stanford
Vas In the city yesterday ooasnitlns with his
associates In tie Central PseiHc rexsr rsing the
tee tuning osll before congresA II IL under
stood The Onion Pacific viii seeps the terms
proposed for it. but c r. Huntington sAys the
Central Pacs DC s tsot falriy treated in the bill
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tnsrcsucss hlis pruysdsnx sor the appointment
os con. n ssisnsyr 70 sx the Eosthern BOUNDARY
Of ws-m sprsaxs re>srvstsos In orxgo1. and
apprcpsists ns saoae for the sxresse thsreof
Also bsli 10 pay 70 ttas city Of Asoyss about
&Ss09 sas expenses OF paving the ssxos aroEE6
tie pubic bnfsdsrSs is shst slsy.
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Tzcoxs. Fsh. ga. q rasssfax & ne Cham
s&T af Ceunsrss TIA sveninx- ussnerz a Nc
gas1s1. sreafsecss. vers awarded arss prsss foF
pssrs say ia n<w e1zEnoez tnf1inx Tbs
hu1Iesnx i 70 a< az ssx ssorsas snd VIII Cos:
sS@st me
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A MAsOSIc TEMPLE

Plans for the Ffnest Building n ths
World.
CHICAGO. Feb A-The arst instaIlment cf fAs
purchase price OF site for the new Masonic
temple, 20 be erected ss the corner Of Randolph
and state streets. viii be paid tomorow. The
plans OF the Aasons prof ct . temple % cost
ex0o,00- Il d intended 70 be one OF the
S-sndest STRUCTURES OF TIE kind in exissence.
Il - expected 70 be completed in time foe the
opening Of the worlds fair and be made the Oc-
camicn OF one Of the largest and most gprgeous
AsDonie pageanfs ever seen In the country.
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The Programmes Con nned . nseu16c6
or Hours. *

OF Hours.
Bgnfas. Feb. 21-Ths oficisl psournu
SUBJECTS 30 be considered by ths imo1gu6
labor conferences II issued. They inoin1o
ia;son Of msne work. prohibifion u IG16S
women aud children Hnder ground. shoe1
shifts in unhealthy mines. insufing -
ostpnt Of cosi by sub,seting tie 900
miaes 10 international rules, Fegulastqn
day labor and the Iaber Of chiidren Z
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g~erv rnsn rhc hss bought : R*oc1 -
lad <<x ssessses sfee hossIy hpu}ey10
front lot faf t14t1os<< OF pleaeafe r~ek ~.
io<s NsE s>ss orse very Ya1uA1sA
fsrr<n fske - sste fsr ias*ses Ass4 on1!e
Ing ) good: sse s1en<Ty snlhnn0 W
gszses 4 Co. 81 Eecsz1 fExssI 80 g
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a NEW PASS.

Discovery OF IN OpeninG In the Rocky
Mountafno.
er PAIL Feb N-It is reported that Prsss-
dent hin. Of Tie Great Northern proposes u ran
line from Anaconda. Mont, direct IN San
Francisco surveyors Of the Great Northern are
reported % hare msde . discovery which win
rsvosutfonlEe railway trsscl In the Sortbvest
The discovery eonsists of . hrrsk In she Rocky
mountains near Mars Fork. which thus ops.
the vay into . rirh and tertiss counsry. through
which no Rad hss we. penetrated
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THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Two More Games Added to the series of
Conteata.

Contests.
NEW Yoax, Peh M-The longest game 81
billiards Of The tourney was played this after
noon between DAILY and Heiser on an eight haik
lire. score: DAILY. 100. average II sis: Heiser.
co., average, . 1854. time. three hours and six
minutes
The evening game was between siosson and
Cotton. the former plsying fourteen and the
latter sfx-inch bAik- score eio<son. 800; Cotton.
nj. Highest runs-Elo~son, ~ q; Cotton. "a. 81.
Avsrage--slosson, 70 5zs: Cotton. 10 f7-2A
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yogTHKRS PACIFIC RAELgl4p

Tozrsss sssxSfGs carr o&zly c<fSeer -e9Ass
sra gztcsea I.enrx-sve asles t1s s1srtzss
route a11 sexNa hears aud fa&rsE -ssx inmates y
a.rarsre os essz re<3-x ssaes H. Easissg<s 81
txkrz agxEss 20 exscsc ssFses- nssss21 nAacxs =
Iaaxfn. Aeras ssektE k9xk1E. esAf8sae
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Two Of . ships Crew who Could Not Re
Landed.
PoET Towssrsp. Feb. A-Ths ship Gerard c.
TOBY. when arrived here from Cal a fiis
week. shipped Der crew ss Shanghai 20 lie dis
charged ss Pogs Tow assaf- Among them we're
two Csinsmen. who could not be isedea here.
Csrtx.n Delano sent them 70 Ficsorta this aft
ernoon. paysns the bead tAx OF 80. sxAcsed By
Canadian customs ofscinis
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saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR

Sssxt. eack nAs sat nsrrcrs F1xt1rcs ready
se1e On hand aaa msss~ ID exSsa. kozsezar
Ssx - nase sslcea and sfDx store nrtiaxs . spe-
s.ss. ss. snsreiore "a ssa sc a. We cAa s@sa yca
G~~sss y. W tl&sssss & ca, sacxessors -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

Fifty cents TO two dollars a
pair saved on shoes bough.
now, and the sooner you come
the better you will be suited
and fitted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
500 pairs ladies hand
turned hne DougOla Shoes al
-. 10 Il Par.
300 ladies' genuine French
Kid. hand-turned shoes,
At So. 10.

1000 pairs of ladies fine kid
boots that sold for s., $500.
81 and s., IN which the sizes
are a little broken. will be
closed out without reserve at
81. 80 a Pair.
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Henderson & GoWel,
euepusus = rs.l H0dezssa Ac0.
11e Seufh. Seesa1 Strsek
SELECTED

o3g.c0o-Inpeove1 psopeFH O. 1roas sreek
y te<s froa1nee.
4. Soo-An entire addition near Xsdison
street. with hcuse and ofAor Improvements.
O4oooEHfnorroomed house with every ccu-
venienc<. On eoTnex lot nea- Motor u1ek
o8,5oo-Tve vesy ane residence JosaL l1oxfAI
on 6ns udge.
o. ,SSo-Soven-rooDed house, a1d let neAs
YesseT cable
81. soe-sevsn-rooned he1ss and ioe nsa1
ekoon; so0y terms
u. Soo-epaendid coenes. 1ooxfoA feleared). Il
UnsOa addition
o~55o-CIeered Io& between Yes ler and Jack.
ol3B-3oxlR q YesIex's Ars3 edditon-
o3oO-Grsdsd lot in PTospect Terrace adj
ton.
n many oknog desirable residcncea and
building lots
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kirkland SteelWMk Addition TO Kirkland

Is situated only a few rods distant from the big Steel and Iron
Works which are shortly to be constructed, and less than one
mile from the lake.
The well known and reputable gentlemen who are at the
head of this enterprise are a sufficient guarantee for its success,
leaving no room Tor doubt that a big city will speedily rise in
and around Kirkland, rivalling if not eclipsng Pittsburg and
Birmingham.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-23

THIS beautiful property fronts toward the picturesque shores
Of Lake Washington. The gently sloping addition is
l located in the northwest corner of section 9, township IS
north, range S east Thus everyone can see by examining the
map that this is no wildcat scheme, but a sound business trans
action worthy of a frstclass real estate firm that gives its Gus.
toners a profitable return for their money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-23

There will he q Wedding at Armory hall
Thursday evening. June "a After the
wedding there will be ! concert A small
admission will be charged. the proceeds TO
be applied toward purchasing . site for the
A. u. L church.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-23
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-23
THE FIRST AND BEST OPPORTUNITY
EVER OFFERED IN SEATTLE


GREAT REDUCTION IN wArcHgs. pfAnoxDs,
trwELgs, CLOCKS y
Once mere We call the attention OF our pat
rons and The public 10 the fact that ne intend to
close out our entire stock regardless OF cost
The fact 10 that We are abo1t 90 move into q new
and elegant storr. and before dong 20 intend 20
sell oat oar entire stock al immensely reduced
prices. rrires that have never yet been eauaied
ia sesttle. Our stock consists Of watches Of all
hrst-tiass manufacture, Including the celebrated
Howard movements both in ladies' and gensA'
gold caseA Our stock Of diamonds IL the iarg-
cot In the Northwest, mounted In every con.
cfsvahie style. Elegant matched pairs for ear.
rings, and siugie stones for rings and Pins. pia.
motd necklaces. pendants. marquise rings. dta-
mend lockess, etc. We also carry an inmeuss
stock % all kinds 81 loose gems. such o. dia-
monds, rnbies. sapphtres. pearls. emeraids. opah
and ell precious esonss which are kept loose to
mount Tor special orders. The latest novelties
In gold teweify, such ~ bead ueckiaces. bangle
and gold cassn bracelets. glove fasteners, ladies
and g. ats ehsina. together with eli other articles
in the iewetry tue. All this entire stock will
be sold without reserve and regardless until We
move into eur hes store Kindly inviting the
public to inspect our stock and prices. We re-
main years respectfully. A. HANSEN & Co.