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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
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Ms l. HtD@iN pRES~MAKER Gus
"a seventh street wishes 20 iaforn the iasta, OF
N@siite sA~ VII make stylish street suits ara
evening aressrs 81 reduced prsce.
oohkEtFER HAS STARE TIME FOR
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HoNeEABLE MARRIAGE HrRgAC.
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"a mise knowa as the Summsrside for $500
hy Iahn Dcishsn, Of LeAveaworth, Wash TO
jane ~purr. Of seattle
NOTICE or SALE FOR STORAGE CHARGES
~ We hoid goods storage Cog q T. Bosstsra
L. r. Banks Dominica publishing Company
Seofss A. Bet'es. ~ H. Beard and G. X. Ran
18TH ms, ~ charge. are not paid
DIAMOND ia. 4 STORAGE 90.
BALLARD FUNDING bon DS-NoTIcr fs
~ hereby given than sealed bid. wti be received
~ BE- andsrsisns1- clerk Of the cl Of Ballard on
af heiorr ocicrs = ma Of Dece mber 10 1898.
feF The fufsdIus bonds Of the ctfy OF Ballard ash
authorized ~ ordinance Ne iA7 of said city ea 4.
titled = ordinance providing To- the borrowing
81 $3.50 ~ and tS.uiRs neEoiisbls bonds therefor
dehtsaasss 81 the city Of ia lard '' Aporoved an.
sisf II. 1898 he Interest or said beds shau
n@t exceed . per cent rer aaHuus. pay Aht. semi
ANNUALLY. separate bids Viii - received TOR
bonds metEriny il ter years and twenty wears
snt rate II Interest must he snecired in aid
The eauaCii az the G ~ az ballard reserves. ths
right To reject any and 81 bids
r a. NARSH civ CLERK
ballard, Wash. Dec. !, 1919
To THs BETgH HE'S or SEATTLE ANDTA
Il comA-t1vsr zoe head ~ fat csft- g. 80
mostly 8 aH1 A-year-old steers and sor4e sparrd
telfer>, hetssefs ~pfa-ue AMI neaeY on y alloy
IsAffls spokane county. Prank AalioY, = o. al
dress thensy. wash
NoTiCE OF SAFE oF ROAD AM RnInaF-
~ B"ndsS o ice IL hereby given ira, the board
o. ecunty csmmlss iaaerz OF -noaanl-h cnsntr
s-hiSxioB. Will r@ssive bids ap 20 l. a'cgoeE M :
ileTtmn~r II. 1894 TO- gas "a e % the baianre ~
- s-oeva Eosf and bridge nds fsTa 900, is.es
81 FEBRUARY l. l-eA ihs bonds Legal is IA
hssFlnE pr cent IntArefi paw able semi saanxgv
arr run t~snty YEAR,
boafa reserves TIE rtghi 20 reject aay or all ntix
II. = ~WSkbFT9FR
county Ausi.to- and slsrk Of Raa-a
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AsHASAAcr W a.4-r AFt4 = -
Post lnte.llgencer Co, Seattle. Wn1a I
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on ~ \
OF Apr and alter sixty n lest trav& /.
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IN excellent condition. | arm vel plensd
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subscribers Most respectfully. M
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yond nv expectations I taink IL b ~
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ERoN HORHS.

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Post-futelligencer. Seattle. Wasn.~
Sirs: received one Of your premiua
maps the Other day and il IS tine map
every respect and deserves praise. foan
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FAtoCsK CITY. WASH. May II. IL
Post-lntelligeacrr. Seattle, WasA-
Gents: / received the map OF the uQ1
sent ev you in good order and an ~
pleased with IL I; Is both useful ~
ornamental and should tiad paes
every household Please accept n
thanks. Yours respectfully. Nh
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NosTH W ELLINGTON. q c.. June Z ~
ECiisor Poss-Inteiks ge1eer. Seattle. MA
Dear SIR l have received vour -
MUM map in good order aud am hi9ha
pleased vita it. | cons der that | han
got your valuable paper free IS van
the map more than the price OF suhscn2
ton. Yours very respectfully. Oh
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NoICS To ~ToCkauLpERs-rHE Ak.
"a EaeasfHg d the slccN hassters Of ne ktax
teHntf 8avest zee rs S3szlDanv vtl ~ hetA Al fhs
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JOHN a - asGEGN. Nests.AV
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE FOR SEALED BrDs-YN THE NAT
~ Ter Of the ssign meat Of Barn Bsoa
Publlc ice 10 hsrsoy gwen thai up 20 IL
O'Clock Moon. on XondAy. December II. 1893, 7
VIII receive sealed oi4s for the purchase OF the
enttrs Of tswe1ry and fixtures In ths store Va
go second street.. seattle, wash lately owned BY
Barre broal
This stock Of jeweiry, silveswase e.c. WAS
lately lnyeutortsd and vAssed as invoice price n
ts,ofa8i, ana TIE fixtures were valued ~
el.0fs So The stock - new and shs inventory
and stock caa % examined By calling On she IN
cesslgned at his address below given
This notice II given pursuant 20 order Of the
Superior court OF King county and al bids VIII es
subject 20 the folIowt g conditions. te-wags
Terms Of sale, cash. No Did VIII b. considered
for lese than 81 per cent q she fnvsntorted vauz
ton No sale Win be made without the approval
Of the court The said assignee. u3cer tas advice
OF the court reserves the right 10 reject any and
al hsdA n r. McCDSSACGHEf,
Assignee Of Barre BroA room 2oz Seattle Ss-
fionAl Bank baltding, Seattle, wasn
Dated cattle. yovemDer 81. 1894
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LAyeixy. Wash. March 81, 1854
Post fntellgencer Publishing Co, -
attic. WISH -Gents: would say tha, I
am delighted with the map Ii cameu
good order and Is daisy. An
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LrxxI. Wash, Feb. 4. fSH
The Post-Iete hgencer, seattle, WASH
Dear S3rs: | received yoar premium my
IN good condition. Many thanks for y
Respectfully yours. MI
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Far. Idaho. Feb. =. f9
The Seattle Pozt-iEtelllgencer Co, =
attic, Wash -Sirs: | recel we'd the doas.
wall map = short slms az, and in goG
condition.. An more than pleased M
ii. IL Is worth doa3ie the price Iean
truly. HL
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port AnTl
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
i of Washington for King county.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
i Of Washington for King county.
T. Bartlett. plain "a. Thomas Barker and
- Barker. whose true Christian name IL 20
plaintiff un known. CO partners dosGg hnssness ~
Thomas Barker Son, defencanta No. ID. So
Summons
The STATE ef Washington 70 the said Thomas
Barker and - barker. co-partntrs Doing bust
Thomas Barker a son. defendants. Yea
are hereby summoned TO appear within fseaty
(20t days after Of this s1mrnous upon yeu,
exclusive OF the day Of service. and de end thu
asoveenrttIed sction IN the court Aforesaid. aud
answer the comp alnt Of the plaintiff and serve .
copy Of yosr answer upon the undsreS ne1 at,or-
neys for plAintiH their Office below ed: and,
in czse Of your failure 20 DO. judgment Will ee
rendered against yoa according 20 the demand OF
the Ha7iAnt. which viii be Sled with The clerx OF
said court OF L 4 KEESE,
Plaintiffs Az orneys
Po-soface address room III Occidental block,
Seattle. Etng county, " ash
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Fer rates and further particulars apply TO
r. ". &e9IS Ms. Genera Agent
Front So foot Of Cherry
oEc. W l. BROWN, q. r. A yaneovsr n c
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MOTH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 5 Ina
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wsse
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps -
balance due on subscription and m1k
Much p essed with map. Think y -
has premium. Yours respectfully, >. =
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Lcoxrsroy. wssA Feb s IN II
Pcss-rnteiliSeaesr Seattle. waA-
i received your map and il IN axafh
yond nv expectations I think IL ID ucEl
fully ten times the money yo1 ask M
and : rae best map | have ever So ~
Lshed- Yours with respect IL
PKsHAsrts. wssh., April 4 III
Post-tnteaIAgencer Co. Seattle Wa1s
enEienen: Your map arrived on ~ n
OF Apr and alter sixty u lest trav& b
stage from EiIensb1Eg 10 this place. nn
IN excellent condition. | arm vel plensd
with the map. IS ~el as sstonishs6 q q
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subscribers Most respectfully. Nh
ParorsE CrrY. Wash, May q. IL
Post-lnteliigeacrr. Seattle, Wase-
Gents: | received the map OF the uul,
sent ev you in good order and am ~
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thanks. Yours respectfully. Nh
NosTH W ELLINGTON. q c.. June Z ~
kzitor Poss-lnteik ge 1eer. Seattle, MA
Dear SIR. l have received roar ~
MUM msp in good order aud am hishl
pleased with it. | cons der that | han
got your valuable paper free, IS raam
the map more shsB the price OF subscnf
tom Yours very respectfully. DID
Far. Idaho. Feb. =. $50
The Seattle Pozt-iEtelllgsn Co. -
attic, Wash. -Sirs: | reeel we'd the doas.
wall map = short time Az, and in go
condition.. Am more than pleased M
it. IL IS worth doa5is the price igas
truly. Hi
LAysrxr. Wash, March 81, 1854
Post-lnte.hgencer Publishing Co. =
attic. WISH gents: | would say thai
am delighted with the map. Ii cana
good order and IS daisy. All
wEsr FERSnALK, VISA
Post-fnteliigencer. Seattle. Wasn4-
Sirs: | received one Of your preufiua
maps the o. her day and il . tine map =
every respecs and deserves praise. onn
truly. ]. ~
LrxxI. Wash. Feb. 4. 1ss2
Dear Sirs: I received yoar premium M
ia good condition. Many thanks for
Respectfully yours. n
Bosros. Mass, June ~. fsA
Post-In telligencer Co. Seattle, Nssa--
Gents: | received some time since VOC
excellent map of the United states e,
the world map on the reverse SIDE ~
an pleased with il. IL forms handsons
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cannot isii 10 be satisfactory 70 sny ~ q,
who invests the small sum asked tof ~
map. Yours truly. H. L
MOTH YAKIMA, Wash. Feb 5. lN1
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wssss
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps =
balance due on subscription and msp
Much pessed with map. Think -
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MEADOW. Wash, Feb. 3. iSsS
Post-Inteliigencer Co, Seattle, mssn.
sirs: The map is better than 10 expee's.
so we are well satisfied with Il. hssYs'
fully. FL
AErEpKxx. Wash. Feb. IA. ISL
Post-int1liigenccr Co, Seattle, Wsa :
Premium map received and gives PEI
satisfaction Yours respectfully. A.
LArAR. Wash, Feb. ia
Posefntelligeacer Seattle, NA
Dear Sirs: Map received IN good sasss
We. pleased with il and also the pssss
Iou.s respectfully.
For information concerning t1H
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LArAR. Wash, Feb ifA
Pose fntelligeaeer. Seattle. as.
Dear Sirs: Map received IA good sasss
We. pleased with il and also the pas
Hou4s respectfully.
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AErRpExS. Wash. Feb. "a, i1&
Post-int@iiigenccr Co, Seattle, -
Premium map received and gives per-
satisfaction. Yours respectfully. A. =
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MEADOW. Wash. Feb. 3. iSA
Post-Inteliigencer Co, Seattle. 49,
sirs: The map Is better than Ne expeeS
so we are well satisfied with t.
fully, ~
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A SALE HAS BEEN MADE OF PLACFl
- mIHe knowa the ~ummsrside for $50
hy Joha Dciknsn, Of LeAveaworth, wash. L
Jane ~parr Of seattle
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For information concerning tnS
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address
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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
PLOTS AND COUNTER PLoTs.
War Raging in Many South
American Republics.

New YORK, April ia Herald
special from Panama says: ga
letter just received from the Her
AIDS correspondent in La Paz says
that furious battle was fought a
few days ago near Oruro between
the Indians belonging to the estates
of Guancaroma and Quelcata. The
battle lasted five days. Thirty of
the combatants were killed and a
great number were injured. The
authorities finally interfered and
compelled the Indians to law down
their arms.
The Brazilian Minister to Bolivia
has published q letter denying the
charge that the Brazilians have
captured Indians and sold them
into slavery. He charges that Bra
zilians on the border of Bolivia have
been frequently flogged by citizens
of that country, and that many
have been assassinated.
Reports of disorders in Peru
reached here to-day. In Puno
Ayachuco and Arequipa there have
been many scenes of lawlessness.
These disturbances are not wholly
due to attacks upon the Govern
ment, because the houses of many
private citizens were sacked aad
robbed. The attack on the Ma
sonic lodge at Mollendo, in which
the American Consular Agent was
wounded, appears to have been a
part of the general lawlessness
which now prevails in Peru.
Quiet has been fully restored at
Santiago, and all parties are now
awaiting the announcement of the
new Cabinet. Two famous Balma-
cedists. ex-Colonel Fuentes and
Blandlot Holley, have sought re-
fuge in the United States Legation
house. Fuentes escaped from
prison not long ago. He returned
to Santiago from the south with
Holley and secretly sought the
home of Minister Egan, who gained
the ill-will Of many Chileans
through his protection of Balma-
cedits just after the close of the
last war. Egan visited President
Montt yesterday and asked for safe
conduct for the two refugees. This
was refused by the President.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro says
that General Mauru, Brazilian
Minister of War, will sail tomorrow
to take command of the troops sent
to suppress the rebellion. Twelve
warships are being got in readiness
for use in the work of maintaining
peace in the State. Another dis
patch says that portion of the
Federal army is marching against
Uruguyana. These troops are we'll
armed. A division Of the revolu-
tionary army is also encamped at
Gueropa. A detachment was sent
out which captured Guarahy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28

The Tourists Guide for The Rae
waiian Islands can I've had at shis
office. This handy book is snvalu>
able for strangers visiting this ceuh'
try. II contains descriptive matter
pertaining 80 the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
mapa. No tourist should be with
out The guide as Il will save them
bother and uueeions
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28

Sc a YARD-1450 yards Hamburg Embroidery, to Z
inches wide, neat pattern; value 10c
sc. YARD-l,2OO yards Hamburg Embroidery, to 2
inches wide; actually worth 15c, yard. -
1Oc. YARD-2000 yards Hamburg Embroidery, to %
inches wide, beautiful designs value 2Oc yard
45c EAoHLadie Muslin Chemises Embroidery Trimmed;
value 75c EACH
zoe: EAcH-Lades' Nightgowns Embroidery Trimmed;
value $1.25 each
75c. A YARD-Skirt Embroidery, yards piece nice
pattern; value $1.50 yard
.t NJ. S. LEVY, Is Fort Street
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28

Naval officers of high and low
rank are ON the anxious bench as
to details after the naval review.
It is conceded that there will be n
general change of commands of
many of the ships and reliefs or
dered to them promptly.-Ex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28

The second edition of the "Brief
History" is out, and can be had at
this office or at the news-dealers.
Send copy to your friends abroad.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
Mr. mackay Goes Drying.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-John
w. Mackay came down from his
rooms at the Palace yesterday for the
first time since he was shot by w. G.
Rippey. The millionaire was looking
we'll
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
An Episcopal Law.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Prev.
William f. Nichols is the successor to
the late Bishop Kip. His promotion
is obtained under an established law
governing the Episcopal Church.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
The Native Sons.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-Pacific
Parlor No. 10 of the Native Sons of
the Golden West are protesting
against celebrating Admission Day in
Chicago alone. They claim that as t
will be impossible for majority of
the members of any parlor to be pres
ent it would be much better to have
the celebration here, or else to make
it double affair and celebrate in both
cities.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
Bubear's Offer.

New YORK, April 12.-The follow
ing cable was received here to-day:
"George BubeaG the champion of
England, offers to take Wallace Ross
place and row Edward Hanlan for the
championship challenge cup and the
$1,000 purse on May Goth. II Hanlan
is agreeable Bubear will sail for
America
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
Adonis in the Pulpit.

NEW YORK, April PA scnsa-
tioral story is now going the rounds
of the English press to the effect that
Charley Mitchell, the prize fighter,
intenos abandoning the ring and en-
tering the pulpit. Columns have
been devoted to this apparently i'm
portant piece of news, and some of the
writers on the other side even map
ped out lecture route for the British
champion. According to these stories
Mitchell is to travel about Great
Britain, in company with several
well-known evangelists, speaking an
hour each evening on FThe Dark Side
of London :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
France and America.

WAsHINGToN, April I'm. Pate
nOtre, the diplomatic representative
of the French republic in Washing
ton, was received in his new capacity
by the President this afternoon. NJ.
Patenotre presented bis credentials as
ambassador, and made a speech ex
pressing the cordial feelings of the
French Government toward that of
the United States, to which Mr..
Cleveland replied in similar terms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
Adverse to Britain.

PARIS, April 12.-Upon the open
ing of the Behring Sea Court Of Arbi-
tration to-day the President, Baron
De Courcelles, announced that the
court had decided not to admit the
British supplementary report for the
present. The President added that
this decision was without prejudice to
the right of counsel to introduce the
report in the pleadings by word of
mouth. The President further an
nounced that the tribunal had deci-
ded to defer its ruling on the demand
of the United States for the rejection
of portions of the British counter
case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28
Lights for the Big Hall
Souvenirs in Demand.

CHICAGO, April 12.-There is great
deal of curiosity to know what will
become of the souvenir coins to be
struck for the Board of Lady Mana
gers. Bids are coming in for them
livelier than ever. The fact that only
40, 900 of the souvenirs are to be struck
makes them particularly valuable to
collectors. An offer of $4,000 for the
entire lot has been declined. Ameri-
can bidders for the souvenirs will have
a strong opposition from European
rivals, especially from Spanish visi-
tors, who will want them because
Queen Isahella's head appears on one
side OF the coins.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-28

Los ANGELES, April II. The or
ange shipments from Southern Cali
fornia continue very heavy, the Earl
Fruit Company alone having shipped
over 200 carloads the last two weeks.
The fruit is going to all American
markets, including Canada, also to
New England. Regular shipments
are also being made to Liverpool,
where the fruit is bringing satisfactory
prices. The present orange crop is
the largest ever grown and is not yet
half marketed.