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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03

houses that viii Be Immediately occupied
After ali the houses land there win Be i've
hundred1 are built and paid for NE viii get
our pay. Every buyer has > chance to sell
1t IN advance before it il possible for N to
realize dollar Of profit There Is no room
for fake or deception in our cooperative
proposition, and if the standing Of the
company Is not sufficient guarantees Of
good faith, investigation win show that lot
and house buyers. With their own money.
will build Columbia by cooperation, and
thai result cannot be prevented BY either
accident or intention, through either de-
feet In the system or mismanagement.
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suREssoe couET-LscHrESsssa.I ).


Matte r. B. Prouty ". H. H. Prouty ct al
Motion TO strike reply denied; demurrer to af-
drmattys defense oyerruied; motion to make
reply more definite; denied.
HF. Heuss w Gussave WinehfIl ct al--con-
solidnted with ease Of 0sten 4 ca. against Wine
hill and confined until April b.
solidated with csse Of q +. Heuss and contin-
ued until April IL
A. FaEerlnnd w H. ". Rafert ct aI.-order 70
Ernest BoIIscf W bis credit creditarsIorder to
show cause granted, hearing set for April 4.
~. Bartlett w. w. c. Observation-Disclosures
nied restraining receiver from selling goods in
cafteIl & Scott vs. John C. Ferguson ct al
Ffndings OF facts and conclusions of law. fled
new isi denied notice Of appeal 70 supreme
Charles 4. Brown VI Gustsvs winehiu ct al
r J. Keelsr Va 4. ". Ffske ct ai.-orier dis
missing complaint Of infervenor: dled-
Oregon Improvement Company W. William
Taylor. d. =. Cooper and Joseph Hackett-Fore-
closure OF lien: trial pending
rAoRARH DKPAxrN8ST-LrcHrgxsR J.
Estate OF Aaron A. Rice-lnventory filed;
order appointing Owen Thomas, Charles J. Nor
ton and Isaac Woolien appraisers; order direct
Estate OF Thomas Muman-Order appointing
William r. chalk, samuel Greene and schuyler
]. Gray appraisers.
srPKRIoR cocKr-HuNRs. :.
Brown, Craig < Co. W.. w. II. Pczef-Accouut,
state Of Washington ". George Watkins Rape;
State 81 Washington W. william pitton-As
sa1sit with deadly weapon; set fs1 April ..
State OF Washington vs. James Wilson and
George Northumberland larceny, defendants ar
raigned ana Wilson entered plea of guilty, and
was appointed TO defend: case set for April q.
state Of Washington vs.. Fred Gibson--Assault
with deadly weapon defendant arrai8nesi and
entered plea of not guilty: Attorney z. f.
Randolph was appointed to defend. case set for
April 8.
larry; affidAyif OF 4. G. Mcbride died; case CON
dnued until April IL
state Of Washington W. James @. johnson
Larceny. amended Information. fled
p. j. Aastigan W. West Coast Fire and Marine
Insurance Company TO recover insurance;
continued until April g.
4. o. Robinson CT al. VS.. 8. Mareno
Judgment for $50; fled
f. Downing vs.. r. r. Scott-ProEnissory
note; jury trfsf. versiiet for plaintiff for &i250
AL petit jurors we're excused for the tern.
SUPERIOR couRr-ossoRy ..
C. HARRISON VS.. Trout & Killen-Dismissed for
want Of prosecution
T.. h. Downing Va r. E. Scott ct al--Transfer
red to Judge Humes' department.
Company ". Joseph Doneny-sontinUed until
r. j. Madfgnr vs. Yves. Coast Fire and Marine
Insurance tosnpany--Trausferred TO Judge
Huiues department.
X. sartori Il co. vs. Iepest & Augustin-At-
tachmsnt; tuds.ment by dsfznl,, entered
failed 10 agree were discharged
Herman Gilariu w. J. ii. Netfraw &C al.-Ao-
ton for new trial. argued and denied
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03
Man the Life Boat

Ere your wave battered. dfsnassed hulk IL
dashed to pieces upon that cruel reef by the
resistleSs waves. Save, too. 9 shattered phys
ique, fast yielding 70 the attacks OF disease
with thai imperial renoyaror OF health and
strength, Hostester's stomach Bitters- The
range OF its powers IS wide, its action prompt
and thorough, its use always safe Chronic IN
digestion, debility. nervousness, raalariai eoIa-
plants. rheamatIsn. neuralgia. inactivity Of the
kindneyn and bladder, and that physical decay
without apparent cause, which Is Often preEaa-
tUre. are speedily checked and ultimately cured
by this medicine OF many uses and sure results
Sleep, appetite and vigor are improved By this
helpful tonic and regulator. the use OF which
likewise tends 70 remedy undue leaunes&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03
A WORTHY PROPOSITION.
Y0u Have Nothing to Lose and May
Gam VERY Much.

By thoroughly understanding the CO.
operative system of home building the
man who gets the worst lot in Columbia
viii have better investment than he has
ever had an opportunity to make else
where. Improvements are guaranteed and
will go forward at the liveliest rate ever
seen, even in Seattle. A house viii be
built or every third lot. The cooperative
system insures this result, whether you
buy lot or q house and lot, and your
weekly payments are made to the WASH
ington National hank treasurer, and IS per
cent. of the amounts paid in are to be APP
piled to improvements and can be used for
no other purpose until all the houses guar
anteed are paid for.
VOC cannot make a bad selection if you
choose with your eyes closed. Three
fourtis of the entire tract is as finely
located for choice residence sites as can be
found in or about Seattle at anywhere
near the same money, and the few lots
that are less slightly are within few steps
of the car line, making them equally valu-
able as an Investment.
We prefer that every buyer should have
a good lot and, ii buyers wish it, We can
probably moke better selection than they
could make themselves, on account of our
familiarity with the ground, and if you
viii tell Us whether you prefer an elevated
site or one closer To the electric line flew
lots are more than three blocks distantl
If We select for you, YOU will have the
privilege Of exchanging for any other lot
not sold, if you do not ike our selection.
If you want house, let Us know when
you will probably want it.
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ease OF N. j. Bartlett vs.. VIC.
ker, u having been shown to the
~. "a the application of Ernest Adler.
Z Siig & CO., Leopold Well Il Co,
1T Manufacturing Company, j.
Z Son, Rothschild & Hadenfeidt.
hn~a goods belonging to them are
-. 90 OF the receiver, Judge I.ieh-
No 1aed an order yesterday restrain
1SS~,Sesver from selling any of the
1ursss stock Of goods now in his
- 1 Until April =. Ii Is claimed
soods are OF great value at this
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TOKLAS
SINGERMAN
& CO,
7I7-H-1-2s FRONT STREET.


There is such comfort that
goes with a we'll made and per-
feet fitting glove, that once a
lady finds such a glove she will
have no other.
That's the secret of the great
favor in which the Maggioni
Francesca gloves are held.
They are well made. are perfect
in fit and can be relied upon to
wear.
Coming right along into the
same good favor are our two
specially made fpok gloves. the
St. Etienne and La Fuval.
These are the gloves manu-
featured to our direct order in
France. They have the gen.
uine Foster patent hook.
The very extra quality of
these gloves has made them
favorites at once with our Gus
toners and their sale is grow
ing larger daily.
Our glove department, the
largest of the kind in the city,
has a complete stock of all
kinds of gloves.
There is a very good kid
glove, colors, for sc.
Also a nice black kid glove
for ST.. Just the thing for
shopping wear.
All the new summer gloves
and mitts are in.
At fancy goods counter we
are showing very new and
elegant stock of handkerchiefs.
There are some very extreme
novelties in this stock that it
will pay to examine. The
prices are right too.
New ruchings in and some
very unique styles among them.
New dress trimmings are
being shown in central aisle;
some beautiful effects.
: The brisk sale of the muslin
underwear bears out all the
assertions we have been max
ing about the very extra quail
ties at extra low prices. We
have caught the economical
buyers with these goods.
Step into our new silk and
black dress goods department,
at rear of main floor. 1t is
arranged particularly sor your
convenience.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03

The following were among the new suits
begun in the superior court yesterday:
Frederick 4 Maud ". Waiter A. Shorey ct
al--suft to recover on Judgment previously
rendered &ssIe7 for goods sold.
y. H. Hartman Va ]. L. Dawson-suit 70 re-
cover $50 on prumissory note
Horaff0 y. Pike w Jerome w. Conn ct al
suit for $50 on promissory note.
NJ v. Stewart ct nj. vs.. T. I. HuR-SuiE for
&l64-5e for rent of store room
6ustaye WfnehiH w Willard A. Norse-Suit
tor $40 for rent of two upper floors of the Ma
silda WinehslI block for ApfiL
The Singer Manufacturing Company vs..
Charles Zfp9er-Appeai from Justice court; suit
Tor rs for lease Of sewing machine.
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WINS LIEN on TME DENNY
Claf.s olss.se a.d Charges Breach
oH Cooaruet.
"a s. Potvin, through his attorneys,
ner q Easley. filed . notice in the
htor's Office yesterday Of . lien which
elaims agAinst the Denny Hotel Com
~ for 3f66 go for labor performed and
1erial furnished in the construction Of
building. Potvin was contractor for
6building, and claims $00,O00 for labor
EARNED under the contract, yD1, go for
1ding materials furnished, and various
UNITS. for extra work and material,
fch increases the total amount to
4m OF this sum $4,000 has been
II leaving balance due Of $l66. 900.
lstvin states that none Of the extra
~ has been paid for, and while he has
N complied with the terms and condi-
nof the contract, the company has
tdcne so; that the company has made
10y material alterations in the
M and specifications ander
~ the building was to be
Mtncted, and has varied and changed
nuntract to his great prejudice and
0ge, and that the Denny Hotel Com
has failed and refused to pay for the
work done on the building and has
lived him Of the means Of proceeding
AR with the construction of the build
that the company has by false repre-
nlstions as to his solvency, endeavored
Esvan upon his workmen to quit work
- building, and that it has in many
Divers other ways and means violated
pFovisions OF the contract to his great
nd damage.
irwin being unable to collect this
ny and pay the various sub-contractors.
work on the building about two
tAs ago. since which time large
a0sr Of suits have been brought against
eompany for material used.
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q wife, Resort for Food.

Alex Gardner was arrested on charge
az vacrancy yesterday by Officer ID. r.
xabel. The officer says that Gardner has
wife and three children living on the Grant
street bridge, and that through his WORTH
lessuess his wife has resorted 10 life Of
shame to keep the wolf Of hunger from
al Hsxne
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We want every buyer TO have good lot,
and prefer that the very best lots should
go frst. Those that are left will sell
provements in progress. there will not be
lot that will not be eagerly bought.
Out of fifteen hundred Il sou lots. over
twelve hundred are fine residence sites
If you can get one Of the twelve hundred,
so much the better; but If you cannot do
that, congratulate yourself If you succeed
In getting any one of the fifteen hundred.
Columbia will hum with industry for the
next three years. Houses will grow Ike
magic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03

If you own q lot or q house you are paw
ing something every week to improve your
locality and the value of your own prom
erty. You know that you are one of /. 500
and that each of the other 1. 400 is paying a
like amount To build UP Columbia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03

Several agents in the real estate business
in Seattle say they could sell lots On as
good terms as we sell them at Columbia.
OF course they could, if they have them,
or We could not do it. We won't pretend
to be doing anything that is impossible.
OF course they could. but they haven't
done it. We are doing it. We are not
decryinS other additions. and do not
imagine that the sale Of lots will spoil the
sale of dollars worth of desirable Seattle
realty, but rather help it by keeping up
business and pushing improvements. But
Columbia will be the death of fake schemes
to sell wildcat property. The people viii
put their money where they can see it grow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03

The 500 houses we will build will only
represent portion Of the improvements
that will be made at Columbia. Numer-
Gus persons are already arranging to Sc
cure lots and build their own homes. Ne
gotiations are also pending for the open
ing Of stores, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03

Plant your dollars where you can watch
them grow into five-dollar gold pieces. viz .
Columbia
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The Rainier avenue electric railway will
sell twenty-four tickets for 81 after June 1.
This line runs To Columbia.
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He Set Seattle on Fire.

]. W. TaIlman was arrested by Officer
F. E. Sims yesterday on suspicion of steal
ing some carpenters tools. The officer
says if he cannot prove the larceny case
ON his prisoner he viii prosecute him on q
charge of vagraney. Tallman is . carpen-
ter, and the officer says he Is the man who
set fire to the town June 8. 1sS9. by upset
ting glue pot in pile of shavings while
at work in a carpenter shop.
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BY the time the first houses in Columbia
are completed the Rainier avenue electric
cars will be running to the center of the
city without ehaging cars. An excellent
service is guaranteed and tickets for
twenty-four rides will be sold for 81.
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Orders for lots are coming in by mail and
telegraph, and We will make the selections
after those present at 3 o'clock SATURDAY.
have been accommodated.
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You cannot select a lot at Columbia tia.
viii not pay you as an investment,
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A Aue,ded rnser~.ssr..

The prosecuting attorney was permitted
yesterday to amend the information in the
case Of the state against James o. John
son, charged with enabezzling $s,S60 from
Tokias. Singernaan 4 Co. in October, by
inserting the names Of additional Wit
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A fine park viii be a feature at Column
bia- Lots least desirable for residences
are admirably adapted for picturesque
park.
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CHINA PAINTING

Ladies should net miss the opportunity To
avail themselves OF the great slaughter sale az
n seller & Co., Boston block They are offering
their entire line Of HaTilands white china with
out reserve st Is per cenT- below the regular
prices.
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You can pay as much of your purchase
money in advance as ron please, and will
receive . rebate Of legal interest on an
ticipoted PAYMENT
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Select your lot now and decide about
when you want IL. You need not decide
what plan you will adopt until the time
comes to build your house.
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The dollar you pay one week you will
see in improvements the next
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A blind man can buy . lot at Columbia
without risk Of making bad investment,
for the poorest lot in the tract can be
bought on the most liberal terms ever
offered and is sold on . proposition that is
bound to make every Lot valuable.
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Full printed information about Coiun.
bia at the Office of Boman il Rochester.
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Licenses TO wed were issued yesterday
for G. f. E. LIBBY and Musetta n De
Long, of Seattle; Cornelius NJ. DriscolI
and Lotta NJ Gallagher. Of Seattle; John
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More houses will be built at Columbia
In the next six years than in any section
OF Seattle.
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z. T. Huffs stock Of groceries was at
tAched yesterday by NJ " Stewart and E.
n Stewart for $l5f.6s. The suit was
brought for rent Of building for March
and April. for insurance and for . lot Of
potatoes s0fd- The attachment Is issued
Ga the ground that HUFF is trying to dis
pose OF his goods Tor the purpose Of hinder
Ing and defrnnding his creditors.
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The money YOU pay in We are bound to
use for building until all the houses are
finished at Columbia.
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our advertising plainly states that you
can select your own plans. We have
large variety to select from, or you can
bring your own.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03

If you want one of the first houses built
you must be lively. but if you are not in
time for that, If you are in hurry for
house. take the first. you can get, and you
will have better show for . home than
you ever had before.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-03

We do not know how to give more for a
dollar than we offer 81 Columbia. Do Won /,
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we Sell improvements. and Not Waste
Ground.

AZ Columbia we lend ron lot and sell
you Improvements You pay dollar
week on lot, and the money goes into
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At Columbia your money builds houses,
pays mechanics, and goes into improve
ments as fast as you pay il In.
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Ten houses are now contracted for, and
we viii build like either one Of these or
from any other plans that you may prefer.
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A cigar OF two less per day, or any other
equally trifing economy, viii pay for
property that may be the foundation of
your fortune.
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Your family is provided with . home
whether you live or die, ii you own . lot
at Columbia
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To expedite building operations and pre-
vent delay in securing lumber for building
at Columbia, one of the largest mills in
the city has received guarantee that all
the frst-class lumber that they can de-
liver by day or night for q certain time
viii be purchased.
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Fifty valuable business lots on principal
street facing electric line will be reserved
and sold hereafter, and the proceeds
equally distributed among house and lot
buyers
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Us6ssn's JaToss DisehaEged.
Judge Osborn discharged the jurors in
nis court yesterday after thanking them
Ior the fairness and impartiality with
which they have tried the various cases
coming before them during the term, and
Tor their prompt attendance in court.
Having been ont all the night before in
the case Of Baker W. Frye 8 Brufn. the
JURORS we're allowed full pay for yesterday,
which completed their term Of service.
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ALMOST PARALYZED HER

sJEss think OF il. Ma Charley bought rae Z
ccuplese dinner SCI fyou y. Seller : Co t0x y.
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Keep your money in sight. Columbia.
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The best standard makes only a. o. l.
petsix a Co. S. f.n0e Front street.
u,r.euIou. In curing rheumatism Aocse's
Revealed Kennedy.
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Have opened up their
New
Dry
Goods
Store!
3OS-31O
SOUTH THIRD,
Between Main and Jackson

We are receiving new goods
daily, and with the increase in
our stock also comes the in
crease in our trade, the store
being throngcd with ladies'
every afternoon. When you
are out purchasing give US a
call. Our goods and prices
will be sure to please you.
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Every dollar you invest in Columbia
wiz always be In sight
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Every buyer gets benefit at Columbia
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I. d. n BAXTER, cashier OF The (sslzranfee Loan
and Trust Company. OF seattle, Washington do
hereby certify that the above true and correct
statement Of the condition OF said company as the
close Of business April I, 1891.
D. y. BAXTER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this LIST day
Of April. A. d. 1891.
GEO. FRANCIS FAY
Notary Public in and for y Arlington. residing at
Seattle.