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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
THE POLICE DRAGNET
4 Bozear Burglar Placed Under
$1,000 Beads.
SENT 70 JAlI ron oAassllNo.


WnlinM 2. Wa1uua. Who ~ oEsos1oa IN
charge of burglary BY Privsse WatcA0An
y. =. Jones, a The Northern Pae;dc rcd
ebout O'Clock On Friday evening. vas
brought before Jussiee Rivers yesasrday.
N. Jones appsassd against Wa1son end
totd t. justics h. had caught him u ~
~ of carrying away . box q crackers
fron Northern Pact1c cor e.734 which ~
had broken into. Watson vas bound over
70 he grand jury. and vim b held Ct the
county jail in default q bond Tor 5000.
Edward Biaksiy was axrssted yesterday
BY IN ofncss On complaint At y. Butts.
barber, Who charged him With sasaiing @a6
worth q wearing apparel. Justice Rivers
head Baakoay to appear Tomorrow IN rscog.
niSance of $780,
Undoubtedly more serious charge win
b brought against Blaksay 1t his hearing
tomorrow. About two weeks ego Butts
drew chsck for 80 with which 70 liqui-
date debt 10 . friend Of hia. The check
should have read $40. instead, and tearing
ths first check into four pisoss h throw
Is away and wrote out one Tor
the latter amount Blaksly found
The pieces Of the destroyed check
in Jackson street saloon. WHARF the
transaction had taken place, and skillfully
FASTING them together, went - saloon
keeper who knew Butts and had Il caahed
over his own endorsements
Jacob Tell was accused by Mary Winston,
colored prostitute, ii stealing 80 from
her. He Vas arrested but told such .
straightforward story that Justics Miller
discharged him from custody.
John Reed. Bslltown cigar dealer. Il In
limbo. because he allowed gambling 70 b
carried on In . back room of his store To-
gether with p. Nartenssn. he was arrested
and taken to police headquarters. Justics
Miller committed Reed to Jail for thirty
seven days In default Of SIS iine, and taxed
Nartensen $40 for playing in the cigar deal
er's establishment.
= man named L. German reported to
Officer George SheahaL that he had been
robbed In = Whitechapel dive. The olzicer
went with German to the place, and be
pointed out the woman whom he charged
with the theft She stoutly denied the
charge. vhsreup0n the officer put her nm
der arrest A number Of her companions
had crowded into the house
and seeing that the ofacsr was In
earnest, they made up purse Of SO and
gave Il 70 German 10 Reimburse him for
his loss. The oMcer allowed her to 10,
with the edmonton that second CON-
paaint would land her in jail.
Hardly day passes bat that one or
moro complaints OF this kind are made 70
The police, and II seems high time that the
police adopted moro stringent measures
for the class living In that locality. They
are IN expert lot a. thieves. and direct evi-
dsnce against them 10 difIicult 70 rot
/. +. Hohler, tradesman at 2.0sl Front
street. reportsd 70 the police yesterday that
his till had besn broken open and about $l4
taken from Il He gave : description 70
the police at the man whom be suspects.
Jack Oils and George Han woro arrested
b, thA police Last night for INDUCING IN :
game Of poker In Front street back room.
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The Multnomah will leave for Taccma
today q 3 p N from The Baker q Bacon
wharf.
The new gymnasium apparatus Of the
First Regiment b bsfnG put up in the
Armosy.
The wsshinston typewriter headquarters
have removed from The seattle block to the
Roxwsll building.
Two carloads Of fine carpets and wall
paper received ct Graham 4 Dauiton's last
week. Call and 80 the spring styles.
Health OGless Grant yesterday sent
Thomas Coushlin 10 Providence hospital
With badly crippled hsnd. The result Of
an occidenA 4
The hss and water committee Of ths
council u framing ~ a rules for the firs
department. none having yet been adopted
by the council
A 6ne diamond pin was found in Grs-
ham d Dsulson's carpet ssore yesterday.
The owner can have the Same By calling
there and proving property.
Mr.. II. L. Thomas. OF Eshelman 4
Ilewellyn, isft for New York yesterday TO
be away about six weeks. He will attend
- ~ nsm's real sstaes business In The
East.
The Law and Order League are meeting
with hearty financial support from the
citizeus. 4 sufficient sum Of has been sub
scrihed 10 warrant them in opening tht
free wedding room. y
All Of the apparatus for the First Rssi-
mcnt's gymnasium Il In position. Plans
for the nAnaesnssnt Of the Ey gymnasium are
nov being made. and the board OF officers
viii msss 10 consider tnsm some day this
week.
At the chapel OF Trinity Episcopal parish.
second and blanchard streets. today. SER
vscsa viii b held q II o'clock .. m. and at
O'Clock >. m. The lastar service viii b
choral evening prayer. which Is intended
for both the children and their parents.
The ladies' Of the Catholic church win
hold haxsar and festival In the basement
Of the church. corner Of Fourth and Wash
tnston streets. on Monday and Tuesday,
February II and -. 10 aid in paying the
church and grade tar. The public are cor
daily invited 10 be present Admission.
- cents.
A plat Of Fitner's Third division OF
Green Lake addition 10 seattle was hiesi
with the county auditor yesterday by Len
{. and Arminda r. Htner. u comprises
the east third and middle third of the
south halt OF the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF section 5. township .
north. range east
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The three Seattle companies Of the First
regiment have received IN invitation from,
the committee of Tacoma citisens having
the arrangements OF the Washington b rth-
day celebration there in hand. 70 attend
and take part In II. The matter q now re-
ceiving the consideration OF the captains
and IL Is probable that the invitation viii
be accepted. The COMMITTEES offers to pay
Ill Of the expenses incurred and viii send
. special boat TO Seattle 70 bring the COM
panies down, in case the invitation il &C.
rsrseSS
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uessrA Of nuildings Ausherised hy
Inspector Abbott
eedine Inspector Abbott Yesterday
~ following permits:
= = Wood, three one-story frames. iots
~ Il block I. Burkss second sddi.
~: cost. 300 each.
eaarses Lindemark. one-ssory frame. lot
eock Il. Jackson street addition; cost.
eiear 0ursel. two-story frame, lots s
- block 9. Burkes second addition,
est, N.iao
aeodhoase brothers, two-story frame.
block I, Burkes second addition;
~ tl.ap.
Seerks w. pornback, one and one-haf-
r frame. lot T. block Z. Kaufman's Cd
.sua. ccst. ss .on.
A. Starr. cne-ssory frame. lot 4. block
highland addition: cost. $500.
= Snishcam. two one and one-han.
frames. lots and z. block II. Esies a
ea&nes addition: cost. $50 each.
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49, rn~.S - Yeuopranvss
Ov1w,nra nuuansss-
49, - - ~,.srus Co. in1tinaod
arndnse : h1u,eu1eaS ensrv. Joek Btessow
-. rrnne lenefne. - ersxinM bnafnsss
recorhed eunaia1eA a 60 homososod -
ss1m. n rruemrt5na fltnxs md ~ H.
~ ~ spueicasfons. = iolIews:
uoues6eed entries-Hasry a wood
vueth. q - rurth~ass cusrSsr q ssctton
3. sownshtp 81 range usss: Joseph ".
Jacobs. On a. southwest quarter q Ne
soutAu~st cuarnr 81 ,scsion a, the scutA-
aasf cuars.r a IT, sputheoee ouar4ar cf
spcsioo =. o. 1890 cssrtsr q H.
49, sunrssr q soctscn 8, and The
uoethveet cuarser a the ncythwest quarter
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Seuovese n1uneA-ssw $3.50 ~
60 =. - unsssss
-. y =. - seaed q eouney coomfa6sn-
5 ~ !. - - - m1Gne - euuernet fer
- - 49, - AeDas 4 I.
s... -. = - p1nsusnny eGoesl n
49,. - = - agnod 81 wouhd have
. ~ ~. - - - = - - Ter ~ n
x~ss4 n . - a - suolw ~ ~ presenk
s.s -. 49,. = = underwood.
es.ady 1ec81e1 upeu. - cunsrncs MA
2, islly sIs.sd ssnSsrsw.
80 . e - IT - foilowing school
ss..' ~. !. !. e.leoo. - fussneenoee
~ =. .. -. $500 b9nfnass In ~ hands
~, 4. cseoe supssmeundent ~ iafd over
49, - edtourun4 $500 n NnxcA.
. 1910 =. omgfl1ne sscsfcus 3. 1, So
Ss. = g sewn4fp =. rnn4s sask
scs e. oe9lnaiug y H. norshwsss
sosu.. = sosnsotp - Tones est: thence
49, g eoanenfy H. - district S.;
- vees % Admiralty inief. aud north
g 3 meandatne Inc to beginning.
~ = =. comprising tces 8 and 7. &C.
=. ~. - eownshtp -. raaes east. and all
pex - sounship -, rnnxs est, ~
nes0 e ~ south line q sections n,
= 80 ~
sss1es =. neginning - The southweat
~ - ssseaea .. township q, sanos 7
nauee oosth - Cedar rives, vest
- nvW - ceWor - section =, town
eaI -. angs i nd south 70 piaco Of -
een
DasN1es u eommsncfng ~ northwest
49, g seceson l, township -. raags 8.
49, = Cedar river: east along Cellar
0yo8 - Dn1& linz al fnvn shfs, - vAn~~ =
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Do BOT ga1p ~ seaeisxsoas roT ssstxs3e ureer-
sainssst waea goG cen buy sea<fse sertsa csSza
neAs sirwsrte are No s1ea valass hare been
caer<c - Nsntsyss sai~ vii fnAaxuss.e Ia he
oGce q Ianxss Senxs q tss. g. Scenssd ssgR<2
Tnsrfy san1sar2 cellars kxs hreE spers SC clear
hzsssisv .r1s. Sewer bets, xrsnise arvh-uays a.a
Aoae<A No .s<s a rxtAzA o0e- hA@f 10 CSC tasrd
rferea, NsAtl prices II taken ~ the tsark ssss
wtek Ter1Ss ere snarzh cash Every taurk
VIII 80 dir we~h sn9 pzscs vii qsatsxYse "a
ssx DccshS kxA1lAs Ne pfxx,erfy en- gro0ra
a,d Ese yc1s cun g19G1<nx Izese sxrx yaszes
w1 ncf - cssasnahss lassx- Iss ssas cv~g
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N POOLS IN.
ResDle WAs sse Easaly DeeeavoA -
Aas CaagAt 1lgAt oAs

A'cisy 6fuggist stated hat he had had eight
calls for Joy's Vegetable SafsapariIla has haA
sold his own every time. Il did noe occur -
him that IL might be serious matter 70 dive
his old time mercury and potash preparation 10
people who do noe ned syphilitic treatment
It h aafs to nay that not one person in ten hsvs
asyphilitic trouble Hence what do they want
with such dangerous minerals - mercury and
poenehf what nins-tenths Of or people are
auahasd with h indigssticu. dyspepsia, sick
headachss. constipation and fncs eruptions, n
q which ass the Legitimate results Of tmprcp9
liver and kidney action. or impaired digestive
eeganA Thoss disorders do not call for syphflitie
nsatment bot for mid vsgs1ahas liver. seunasA
and bowel alterssivea We ~ surprised ~
iuteIiisent people SHOULD - pefsuaded into sak-
Ing mercury and potash afnapas1lla- wAsa
yUs 81 ~ Joys Vegetable sassapariIla. ~ ~
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Nra WsnsaoSs Soathsag syrup for ehIhfrcn
trmasa ru-sex and physicians IN the rnitssl
States. aad kS been pSad sor forty years viii
never fa.lInx sacc<ss by msilsoas of uoshssx 10,
their calsdrer- pu-fpg The process OK seethin1
in value Il ineAlcnisAse. II relieves the chfLs
frcm pain. cErsa dyseurary and asarrh1A srss>
ing IN the ceweas and wsaa collie. By g1vtnn
aeAish 10 she child " resin the mother.
fysce. sc Acssse svf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Services will Be held for the first time
this morning in the new church Of 81.
Marks Episcopal parish on Fifth and Olive
streets. Bishop Paddock. Of Tacoma. and
Rev. Arthur H. Vivian have arrived and
the services viii be unusually interesting.
The morning services viii commence ct IL
O'Clock. and an evening song service viii be
held at n. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

~ JUMP at conclusl cus nor catssas an
cSE 0ssse Ire. No such values have Ne<a
- Mondays sale viii snaagursse in the
etnsss 1aaea a Co. "a Second sercel
0cass ID dollars has eeen speat IN cts A.
s.svasds sowsr esss' eraai's srcavsys and
SS.sA. Ne los Of retail oae-AAa 70 ene%snifd
Sfsn prices II tAken ~ the hiuck TITS
.ltssOs, eae seGrsh eaaA. Every hserk
~ ms week. sd prteea viii aassifarle il
kxamine the property 90 gfcaHa
ycuf oun Judgment Tnese srue vaines
-. e os.sainabas later. Pre- ~ evuf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

The body Of Charles A. Sewers. the
brakemsn who was killed q Gilman
Tuesday night has been smbslmsd and
viii b. shipped to Oskaloosa this morn
Ing. From friends Of the deceased Il
was learned that he left Oskaloosa for the
Northwest nearly two years ego. During
That dime he worked : year - brakeman
for the Northern Pacific on the Cascade
division. He was member Of 6Wischback
Lodge. No. go. Brotherhood Of Railway
Brakcmen. No services will b conducted
over the remains here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Edwin w. Reid. the young man injured
on Sunday. February 2. by falling of Of =
Columbia 4 Puget sound engine in the
switch yards, necessitating the amputation
Of his foot. died yesterday at Providence
hospital. His body was taken to Cross 4
Co.'S, from which place the funeral will
occur this morning at 10 O'Clock. A fathsr
and mother and several brothers incurred
the untimeiy loss OF their relative.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

1nrrtasns Cough Remedy 10 the mcss
preparation that has yet been PRO-
S - Scaxha Colds and Group 10 viii
ana relieve . severe cold in less time
0aa any ether treatment n 10 medicine
~ - soa iane aud rorasafity On in mersss
mat ean always hs depended upcn. II
knosn remedy that vii. prevent
u must be tried a. he appreciated II 10
EWn % cent aud u hcsticA For sale By al
~ Stewart 4 Holmes Drug Co. whole
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Aessrs. Pestis. stiles & Co., 315 Colum-
bic street. win receive, without fail. on
Monday and Tuesday the 18th and 18th
inst the finest assortment of Weber, Emsr-
son and Estey pianos and organs ever seen
in Seattle, which viii be offered to the pub
lie at the lowest possible prices and terms.
Come and zee us and Be convinced. Pet
tbs. Stiles & Co., Atkins block, SIS Colum-
hia sfreet
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beat give yc4r wives ten much neusy vhea
sAey ~ shcVplnx down secessd ssrs<ss fse va .
vssv she erantssal tispsav asds ihssw IN gsa~s-
vasp. rrorAery and FfvasA eAsuA end az0css
ssevyshina elno us<3pd - MAKE tee Ac9s econ-
ssful ana cnm1p<snhse~ Is h atahiy smrsosAsae
go sAeY usli uepe sayfsG - ssax ~ tAsy have
8 ct IN n sAe<f parsrA esxoase tie rrsexn
~ . FQonncAhle g he nnnc<sm<ns - vaxssd
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Ton wou,d uc< Put I'll yaur nor<y In enc
plsse vcuad yea nas sher~ IL cue rsare Yea
ean mt snsne al IL ana wis. deal mres Cor Sc
easis - 3 ufsnes IA STAY sish. Lsss al aroaad
certain sscaiisy are ssi.tas III ese - $50 e4ca.
bat pav q Jca~s & Co propose - eas tract %
the uareef Monday ~ the bsssck AZ one ea3 ~
one sh.ri setaii pylcps 81 single kefR The cniy
rrxscn Ne Joo<s assrsssses Bis great succ<ss 10
and TIE layrs pruess Alwxys being sasAlasa By
thcrp wno sus Of hsn rs fas esEck Il that as
eplt< CHEAP casi sAsiy ard secars . Aaeck ca
essv terua Free rs1e - e.sesrie line 80 see the
- uAHxs1 gcxxs q Co.
49, s<~cessA street.
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FAST TINE.

TIE Northern Pacific Railroad vessienie Din
Ing aad sseeping Car Line, daily service TO 81
Paul. Minneapolis, palusn and Chicago. No
change of cars aud twenty ave miles the short
est route n Chicago. Tourist sieepins cars
through. placing passenger Ia the Union depot.
Chicago. seven hours and thirty six minutes
ahead of ether Inca A. Chilheyg. city ticket
agent. fis = cund street, Roston block. X fonkin
depos ticket aSenf. seattle.
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STEPHENS STORE >

Al SIS Second street. contains aiyaoes everything
calculated ia maze the hessf Of the voxsan who
soves her h0rne GsAd. rscnra en,aa sna ercrk-
cry cheap aa1 good Glassware. elegant ara
fA>sstal 1, csssxa Every sxessels ssensEl
Eate oat Of TIA: also wesaeawsre willow varr
hessew-vars. and mvrss<ss II dainty and srT1ss:e
ss h thinxs tAas tue tue asaseusse iores 10
gather arpar4 her
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Another meeting OF Engiishmen inter-
essed in the order Sons Of So. George will
b. held in Pacific hall. corner Fifth and
Pike streets. next Tuesday at $50 p. m.
Ali Engiishmen, their sons and grandsons
are cordially invited
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Real estate men who wish TO buy blocks
In new additions ~ cut prices and before
the general sale begins can End What they
want II g. SECOND street Mccoy and elise
Prices made viii snahae them to resell al
aams time - owners and make good profit.
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The committee appointed by the Cham
Der Of Commerce ~ it, last meeting to
look for temporary quarters. made .
thorough inspection Of the Stacey man
sion. at the corner Of Marion and Third
streets, yesterday. With view to securing
IL for the purpose.
Ii II understood that the committee Was
most favorably impressed with the quar-
tiers. and will recommend TO the chamber
the lease OF the rooms A general meeting
Of the organisation II called 70 meet at the
Stacey mansion Monday afternoon 70 take
action on the committees report
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Mr. C. ". Towsiey, roam los. Seattle block has
tass received large invoice of the new ward
map Of seattle and vicinity. complied by q. p.
Anderson 4 Co. All parties eau be supplied
that have orders out from this date.
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Containing s1o Pieces some very sne Foods;
new hans. senae patterns. iaeiuaisx foenclnx~
aiseverx stgfngs iasersinxs etc. Al reduced
As The sale chester Cleery.
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The g.. T. =. . =. washous Repaired.
The washout ., snoqu4imle last Thurs
day, on the line OF the Seattle. Lake shore
Eastern, vas repaired Friday and trains
are now going through ali right and with
out unnecessary DELAY
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bUsAs rOxs
Rrsae oarsse-1vo lp&A ssuaAvsse cornW
q Frans end esnsna sssesos . me oessnea =.
IA $500 - - - -
rr~-s ae-.-e- 49,. Ia - s,,,..s, n.,.x.
- 49, SHsss- ! ...ss-ss :. - - =.
rroes strees Hnt,asrs -. - = - - -.
puu: pFice 1naoo0
49, .s-~~.-r..u -.
nca nlock a. rron ~ ssrese ,snt;ns Ia q -
PEI amman; price $.syceo.
Y.2 nk..>s-r.i, - =. vv.s.e reu,ex ~.
tween vinrnis and Lenns. cossainins valuable
impruvemeuea An uniIpruvvd lei ea3oantnR
soaA rsesatiy ise ~, -: psies sIasca
au~vrn, v~evu~wrv vn~n
~ Us
Heash otreee-rvo lotA northusa cerasf
Of Tenth and Hafaoa streets; $om0
1sntA eRess-Tvo lot2 nershease corner
1enth and Marion ssssses; ne eAeapsa Pup
= .sn'. . sse.' -. .->
ner Of Tusafsh saA Csluuble ssreess: c.soc.
a.vs~sh e<reee-rvo ,ote soufhvest cor
nss 81 seventh ga Battery ssresss ss.soa
us-en as...a-rAe - A.eIr.A,. huslAips
80 Il ss.ss,s .e-sasses - q Nsaisoo "a
N,nsA srsssss: ssna
n.-e.en se-.~e nm - rcrsA~.st -.
ner 81 rIeventh ~ uesfm arert: Nsno
ea~eA ae...A--r<1 q, ssrth s,,est het~ee.
DelI ana nlsnchsrd: Noun
$500
YoeleP Avsaao-pfno lots and 6ve good
ssvea-reon heunss fW1tA hath rooasl. On fes-
Ter avcnue: $H.00
sixth etreet-Tvo ioes with god resddsnce.
noftnwe9 corner cpfsn& ana saxn eueeu'
..~ 49,
$3.50. ~ 49, 49, 49, . sNDu-s.s
s 90 conner 81 sssss q % Asa'soa SUISSE
heusss -, - iohn "a Dsrssr ssrsefs - ~
Dfxsh otroet-House end io,. corner of
sixth and Bell: e40M
LonborA 0troos - ltve-roo0 Acuss With
bath. on Lomh9d skssk swo blssks hon sise-
re rod; &1oA
Rifth streee-Cesy eutlaas . mn sofese
Near Union. With hactt0nal lott u lisa
CuxAP1n pu1Lp1uo LO1o.
80. -
.,ns: ses,..s- - s,se,ss -: lsIs 49,
80. u.s.-. - - ~ .ss.-.s,-. - =.
- : ~ =
n.--. 49, 49, -. - -.
..s.,.ssss s,.1s~ rseSssrss.-s. .s.sSIrss -
msrai6esnf viev. = ~
Ss-.~- 49, r-----N~x.> -.
sersst d ouesa Anne soun: Sl,0A
osxsn e9ees-se1soiee me- % eaxsA sRee6
Heb mln-Deuhle CORNER In Mob Hi addi-
don; slom
Dspst Street slightly lees % Depot
street. wsst cf Broadway; $50
BAoe q EnaGhtse -Ioes IN Idoo Z Hnikht's
addition: eooo
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We VIII place on sale tomorrow all the rem.
uents that accumulated during our big sale All
the various departments are vel represented.
We have marked thcm ~ prices thss VIII Insure
thsfr speedy sale Chester Cicsry
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prGFT soI-xp cpr-NrRy

Eaxrsved sectional mare OF this remarkable
conntsy, mounted on muslta and rollers. last
Issued BY Maker. Batch & Co. esvfI engineers,
Atkins block. SIND 81 81 for specimen copy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
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In addition II may b stated that since
January 81. over 900 new pupils hare en-
tered the schools. They continue to come
in. and II the growth Is ~ great this year as
last. there viii be over 1900 pupils attend
ing the public schools by January 81, 1890.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
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