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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29
THE ELoTrKK.

CIVIL BORN, ,.
@. NJ. Stewart VS.. Margaret +. Mckin-
uey-J Judgment for plaintiff for 1925.
B. r. Briggs ct al. VS.. Joseph Gavin
Order fixed for writ OF restitution, $3.50
bond.
p. s. Wilkes W. G. Davies-on trial
CRIMINAL pxPARrxEsr-HunEs. J.
Cora Anderson W. Carl Anderson-De-
cree of divorce.
Lnlu walsworth vs.. C. b. walsworth--
Transferred 10 civil department.
John j. Fowler vs.. Lena l.. Fowler-De-
cree of divorce.
May V. Potter vs.. Francis NJ. Potter
Decree of divorce.
Martha Jane Hall VS.. Isaiah Q. Hall
Decree of divorce.
EouIry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J.
Maria Jendevine vs.. Rosa s. Densnore ct
al.--Dsfanlt: decree of foreclosure, sio6 80.
signed.
Martha Sophia Austin vs. Herbert S.
Turner ct aL-order of default OF j. G.
Johnson, Yioletta Johnson and Silas W.
Burt. signed.
Rodolph de Steiguer VS.. DIllis b. Ward
ct al.--0rder confirming sale; signed.
Northern Counties Investment Trust.
Limited, vs.. Thomas Carmichael ct al
Decree tor plaintiff of 81 i3t.0a
Scandlnavlan-Americ haak VS.. WALL
laDt IL beutief " sA-CtSeH SSnhfnAo
sale; signed.
Isabeila Bschtei VS.. Henry l. Reynolds
ct al. Continued to October 5.
Solicitors Loan and Trust Company va.
Percy q. and Carrie A. Copp. j. Il. Brewer
and vile and jacob Furth-Deeree against
defendants Copp for $lssS -
d. L. Cox VS.. Ninth Street Grocery Com
pany-Rsceiver's final report: approved.
Vulcan Iron Works vs. ]. ssgmelster ct
ai.--Order allowing O. b. Littell to inter
vene: signed.
State ex rel. George Morrill, vs.. James
charged.
Lalu NJ. WalswoEth VS.. Chester b. Walls
worth-~peeree of divorce.
PROBATE pKPARrxESr-LAssLKy. ..
Estate Of Charles W. Lawton-Continued
ore wesk.
Estate of Louis Jaeobs-sale of real es-
tate; approved.
Estate OF Karen Sanger-Conunued one
week.
Estate Of Frans Emil Larssn-Petition
for letters of administration. allowed !:
bond, s.. DO
Estate OF Hobart NJ. INSTRUMENTATION
for letters of administration; allowed /;
bond. $4,000.
Estate OF stephen b. Pieree-Petision for
letters OF al ministratioa with vii. an
nexe1 allowed; bond, 81, COO
Estate OF Mamie j. wald-Pesition
for order 20 hear petition for letters Of al
minissralioa; Withdraw.
Estate OF George +. Abbott Continued.
Estate of Minfx Carver-Soyernber Is
SET for settlement
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BREvITfEs.

]. 8. Graham, Boston block. has Just re-
ccived new lot jackets and fur capes. II
will pay to compare our prices.
Mrs Sarah Ewing swore to a complaint
In the police court yesterday charging
Rabbi Hirsh Gems with letting his chick
ems run at large.
Coroner Horton received tel egrsm last
night from Miss L. Il. Ryan. OF Austin.
H.. instruc ting him TO place DIR. James 4.
Ryan's remains IN charge Of J. :. Graham.
Miss Ryan lett for this city last evening.
A. Richie. a plumber, was arrested yes
terday on the charge of disordcriy con-
duct and also for violating the city ordi-
nance relative to filing plumbing plans in
the health office before proceeding with
work. Both cases will be heard next Tues
day.
The remains of William Murphy, ex-
chief OF police, were buried yesterday in
Calvary cemetery, under the auspices OF
stevens Post, No. /, g. A. T.. Services
were held at the Church Of the ImmSeu-
late Conception IN the morning, many
q. A. X. men attending.
William Williams and Ed r. Morrissey.
the prixsiighser who were arrested in this
CITY night before last on information from
Taeoma. were taken back yesterday morn
ing by Detective Evans. They are charged
WITH robbing Northern Pacific brakeman
named Davis OF so last Thursday morn
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PERSONAL

Jo.enh Pitt, sheriff OF Kitsap county, Is
at the Diiier.
J.Reed. a tourist of Montreal, 10 guest
at the Northern.
IF. Tibbetts, Of Minneapolis, 10 guest
NJ the Northern.
Mrs. $. Brown. of the Dungeness light
house, Ia at the Dllier.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Reed. tourists from
Pasadena, Cal, are 81 the Butler.
Judge n. Il. o:dsn, of Iowa, is visitor
10 the city. and Is stopping at the Butler.
". 81. NJ. Barnes, manager of Thiel's
detective agency a. Portland, Is At the
Batter.
F.V. Nelson. an official of the Dairy
mems Union at San Francisco. 10 =. the
Butler.
Samuel Flint. postofilce inspector, of
San Francisco, and Mrs. Flint are guests
at the Batter.
Mrs. Z. seavey and Mis-. Lou seavev, OF
Port Townsend. ars 81 the Dssler and will
visit the fair today.
EN- Walters, manager Of the Heeeta
light station At Oregon. Is among the
guests OF ths DslIer-
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ". Corbin, OF Victoria.
who have been stopping IT the Arlington
for several days. xili leave today for tnesr
home.
August Ledysrd Smith. A. Y. schoil.
Charles c. Tennis and John III. Savage. q
party Of Wisconsin tourists, are stopping
a. the Northern
Mrs. ]. JENNIE and children. S. z. Han
cock, Harold Ebey. c. +. Eaton and f. ].
Hancock and family, are ss the DflleF.
preparatory 10 visiting tns Interstate fair.
Mrs. George Fisves. Miss Fiavsl. Miss
Kate FlaveI and Alss c. Richardson. we'll
knoxn Astoria psorls. arrived ia tie city
last alxat azd stopped 81 the Northern
Thrx le.t this morning ior iha East
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saars& The principal place Of business 10
seasie: and the companies hare eeea Or
kAofxe1 10 csveIor properties In the Sqaas
cfesk district. okanoxan eo1nsy.
Marriage licenses were sssnsd Yesterday
sor waiter James. Of Port Madison. and
as-y Y solomon, of Rsntoa, JOAN De
Martin. cf Black Diamond. and Lena De
Benedetti. Of Birch.
Judge Hanfcrd hiss issued IN order re-
leasing Axel " swan, Alexander Olson.
August Neise. Georzs Foster and Heary
ing sentences fog sossrrcting trains dur
ing the late sty1ke
The Frye-B-uhn Company yesterday
hied An amended complaint against Ro-
msno tusgiiotti, asking for possession OF
Ire owens building. at No 100 south
Third street. for double rent&i and double
damages for dstentson. IN eli amounting
60 abou. fSo0.
The Capital National bark Of Olympus.
garnfshee IN the case Of the Merchants
ssfIona al Bank Va Allen and Ellen NeIr.
Yesterday nsed in the superior court an
answer stating that there was on deposit
II the bank 70 the eredir Of the defendants
court
o. B. Lftseil was yesterday granted leave
BY Judge Langley to intervene IN she case
OF the Vulcan Iron Works Company vs. J.
sagnaeisser and Ernest Gerber. He claims
an interest In me-ry-gc-rouud belonElng
10 sagmeisser. which was levied upon sep
tember n. IN accordance with . judgment
previously obtained.
Orders confirming sales of real estate
were fled yesterday as follows: Scandl-
navian- American Bank OF Seattle rs. Will
lam X. Bentley lot IL block =. Hilton's addt-
ton. sold June Is for 81. SIS IS 70 plaintiff:
Rodolph de Sfeiguer va. Dillis b. Ward Ct
al, lots and s. and the south third of lot
8. Mercer's addition. sold September Ii for
81. Sos. AZ to plaintiff
Barney Smith in Judge Humss' depart
ment yesterday recovered from q jury =
verdict for $i23 against George T, Michel.
john Michel, Eberhard EngslherRer and
James III. Woolery as sheriff Smith for
merry owned the New YORK Bar. on Sec
ond and Seneca streets which on May 3
vas sold under execution by the sheriff TO
satisfy Judgment for $500 Smith sued
Tor IS, s53.
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TO PACK PORK HERE.
Pioneer Packing House in
Seattle TO Be Started.
TO SELL WASHINGTON HOGS.
Masei . Sens WIN Begin Business On
Taesday o. sAs rransfer Prop
erty-Eesdy to Extend-

The pioneer pork packing factory Of
the Pacific North west will commence
business in this city next Tuesday. It's
plant viii be located On the Grant street
bridge and will be capable OF handling 100
hogs sisy. ]. C. Mase. & Sons are the
promoters Of the enterprise. and have
been working on il for two years. Local
BUYERS have sisnihed their intention of
supporting il, raneners throughout the
state have been eager TO have il started,
and nov Mr.. Masel and his sons have got
to the point of saying. I'VE are ready for
business.
The firm has been in the meat business
i'm this city for eleven years, but now will
deal exclusively In hogs. The products
will all be branded -. c. MaseI 4 Soma"
and consist o. hams. bacon. lard, sausage,
homeless ham. pigs feet and heads.
What In known as the Transfer property.
near the pickle works, has been selected
for the site OF the factory and has been
remodsled TO suit the business for which
IL is intended. 1t is large building. fully
100 feet long by about sixty wide. two
stories high aud built over the water. and
will be divided into an engine room. rem
dering room, sausage kitchen, cutting
room, packing room and killing depart
ment. Close to the packing room Is the
smoke house, a double structure with
brick foundation and sides up to q height
OF about ten feet. II is capable Of smoking
two car loads of hams st one time. and
also mas the latest appliances for making
the products palaiable- The office and
dining room for the men are at the en-
trance to the yard. About fourteen men
will be employed in the beginning and If
the industry pays the number will De i'm
creased. /, is TIE intention of Mr.. Masel
10 give the Washington ranchers every
opportunity possible TO raise hogs and sell
them al fair price. but will refuse to
purchase clam and fishfed hogs
The machinery in the factory. old and
new, Is valued at about 5000. and the to-
tai investment will aggregate $4,000. All
the tins and boxes used viii he purchased
in this city. Next spring Mr.. Masei in
tends building cold storage department.
The firm is composed of J. Z. Masel,
George Masel and s. ID. Masei. They are
confident OF meeting competition from
large Eastern houses. and say that Wash
ington ranchers are now raising good
quality of pork
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THE SkEPTICS.
Are Becoming Less and Less when They
Read of the Remarkable Cures
Performed by DIR. Darrin.

The crowds of sufferers still continue to
throng DR.. Darrins Offices in Tacoma IN
order to gain relief His method OF eiec-
tro-magnetic treatment calls forth numef-
Gus testimonials from the cured. The
following are few extracts from parties
that can be referred 10:
Mrs. John L. Hartman, 300 South l.
street, Tacoma. Wash, cross-eyed from
childhood. cured in one minute; Julian
Ross, Tacoma, WASH, asthma sixteen
years standing. cured; Mrs. III. c. Jones,
Franklin, Wash. scrofulous catarrh, blood
poisoning, etc. cured by Dr.. Darrin atfer
nine doctors had failed; Mrs. y. W. Bel /,
III East III street Tacoma. Wash, dau ga
ter eursd of deafness caused by scarlet
fever. Others might here be mentioned
did not want Of space forbid.
DIR. Darrin can be Consulted tree Al
Hotel Chilberg. Tacoma. Wash. ONCE
hours, 10 q. IN. to = p. IN daily; sundays.
10 q. m. TO y. m. He treats al diseases
of the eye ear nose and throat catarrh,
deafness and ali nervous, chronic and
privats diseases IN either sex. OF whatever
nature. Charges reasonable, according
TO circumstances and ability 10 pay. The
noor treated free. Patients can be cured
AZ home after one visit 10 the doctors
Office. Circulars aud question blanks sent
free. Inquiries answered
Nh. Doctors stay in Tacoms - lin
tied. Those desiring his services should
call az once.
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A motion for jury trial all be argued
before Judge Lsngsss tbs morning 10 the
action az wAtson w. Moore coasssAhs
sc viii Of J. Gardner Kenyon
Prosecuting Attorney Miller yesssrdsy
atsa a. information charging JOAN Nc
kenna ~sth grand lsresay IN stss.iag sit9
frorn Charles IAader September a.
William samsFs. James Moore and
Frank Howard wsEw returned 70 tns
county iAi YESTERDAY rom s-ansy ~ =, gss..s
county
Judge Hames wtsl tbs mosniAs sea-
Henry Craegsef's motion for nee EaA. )
49, ne raosion OF Harvey W. Anos.soa.
shs xoia eTicg sslsdies. vac AsSs ies
nea trial
TIE Cslnrnsss Cold Mininr and Mi,ssns
Csrncany ana axe sSa4w Creek Goa slsl'-
-. .sNnr.nx y-.sa-AAy fted sFsseses Of n
so-r.arzstoz wlsA sae cnsnsy snissnx. Ne
iscorpcFstors o: both cen panass are . a
ssroa,. III. A. Noals aad ]. B. lsa1- Ase
rn~5tsi stock q the fo~zrer eefsspsns
sIooca. OF shs latter SAeso. aissasa inso ~
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II Cuaihee. GN Philbrick. ex-Chief Of
fsllee Willard and his bondsmen. Samuel
French ard John Wallace. are defendants
a saii by :. J. Marquis. for alleged
legal arrest and detention in the city jail
hecsmeey II and i. 1874 An amended
eannlains WAS nled yesterday, in which
ssrqais alleges that he Was Illegally re-
strained OF bis liberty for about thirty-tso
Sears. during which time he vas connasd
nse cell nnft Tor human being and SUE
lsSsed 10 numerous indisnities. No oppor-
isaity was afforded him. he says, 70 obtain
eenasnsn. and he vas thereby eomp~ssed
= sxmsin ia confinement 70 bis great
seaily aud mental anguish. His impris-
sesasht be further says. caused him TO De
sFsnasd a. criminal. lie asks Ter fosns
asa several Judgment in the saa OF ss."o
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o.. Priee's Cream Baking Powder
Wertfs Fsis highest Award.
RIAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auaiser's once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
1894. are S. $50. 542 There we're nled for
record Yesterday Il leeds. the corsidera-
tons nggrsgating S.. ss6 Following is
TIE lat as furnished By Osborne. Trsmper
4 Co, abssrsctors Of title. lie Cherry
street. between Front and second:
Maria Jenevine TO c. C. Brundsge. lots 5
to Z. block II. Washington add. $50
]. T. Moore 20 +. II. Oimstead, VIZ 10 {
8, block 3, SsoQuzirnie, $40.
J. b Dillingham; 10 James Galloway,
tract near lot Q, block IA. 6reene's, $isa-
James Galloway 70 J. E Dillingham;,
tract in Greeness add. $3.50.
Robertson Mortgage Company 10 c. r.
Cotfe-ilI. LOT 5. block S. Gilman's add, $500
elise Investment Company ct al TO C.
W. Walton. lot -. block 81, Brooklyn, $500
N. Z. Boman 20 Frank Jobst, lot 2. block
81. A. A. Denny's. 5000
VI. Z. Donald 10 Frank Jobsf, lot 9, block
81, A. A. Denny's, So
VI. l. Dearborn 10 Waldo Spaulding, 81
of mel. and other sec Is. 26, S, 5000
W. ". Dearborn 10 Washington Savings
bank. 5-acre tract i04, West Seattle, 81.
A o. Young 20 A. NJ. Young, executrix,
lot IL block IS. Second plat. West Seattle.
$3.50
]. w. Baker 10 William Kingdom, VIZ OF
nwA Of sw Of se54. /, 20 8. $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29

The following new suits we're fled In
the superior court YESTERDAY:
Seattle Brewing and Mating Company
vs.. Louis and Mary Udine-To set aside
conveyance of real property.
seattle Brewing and Mailing Company
vs. Louis and Mary Udine--Goods sold
and delivered $il6H0
Trusten +. Dyer VS.. X. r. Drummoud
and A. r. Spaulding-Breaeh OF contract,
$3.50
Marie Jendevine VS.. Rosa $. and Milton
Densmore- Promissory note and mort
gage, 500.
scottish-Americsn Mortgage COM
pany vs.. Frank and Rachel o. RICH and
the City of Seattle romissory note and
mortgage 81. 20
Oregon Mortgage Company W. Louisa
C. Tnygsen ct ai.-Promissory note and
mortgage $3.50.
American Mortgage Company, limited,
OF Scotland. VS.. Mary Drake. Charles
w. Bonnell, as administrator of the
estate of Howell A. Drake, deceased,
and Mary A. Draks-Promissory note and
mortgage S585.
Northern Counties Investment Trust,
limited. vs.. Edwin +. and Laura Atwood
ct al.-Promissory note and mortgage
1854
seottish-American Mortgage Company,
limited, vs.. Thomas Jose ct al.-Promis-
sorry note and mortgage $i.0oo.
Eureka Coal and Iron Company W. John
Collins Merchandise, $lss-5a
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rreur.,on to vIetori..

American day n, British Col1mbls fair.
ylesoris. gill be Wednesday. October s
Puget Sound q Alaska Steamship Com
pAnv will make rate % s. fer the roand
TRIP, selling tickets on Tuesday. October 2.
good 20 retarn leaving Victoria Wsdnss-
dsy might
Large delegations from commercial
bodies and Chambers Of CoFnmsgcs Of the
sound cities all Atteud.
Fer tickets Apply ., Yesler wharf CT
Northern Pacific city ticket ofsice. seattle.
A <spwau General Agent
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Gas. Of Accident, and sasprs...

motion for nes trial has eeen hlsa
insAs case Of r. W. wusthon Vs. Henry
Meier. ca tie grounds Of accident and
saspyise. The case xas heard September
y ssa = verdict rendered for WussheH.
Meier alleges that he MAS arrested Tor
ersnkeansss sac day before aud locked IN
re sity isii. and ths; me efsicers IN ehsFss
sesss net release hia unsess he s9aia
S's2a guilty 20 the charge. which be de-
s'ssea 10 DO. lie says snsy also refused 10
saaera his counsel Of bis vhsrsaoeess
aIkaQgh he requested them TO do 90
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rr.,n. n.I.r.a hr. Cav.

The evening fresgAt tran On the Lake
shcre railroad going Vest ran into . cos
At the Ballard s~i,ch yesterday. The
whols train cane TO Sudden stop. but 40
ss-sSus damage wss done except 10 delay
both TIE freiga; and the sast-eoand PAS
ssnrer train ssont tsensv minutes. Ths
Cos was injured eonssteTshiy ans wss PCT
cut OF her uisssF hy section hand. Via
shos her tAroagh the head
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Tortured
Disfgured
Inundated

By unsightly skin and blood dis
easas.
Is there hope of eureg
CUTICURA RES0LYENT
Is the greatest of skin purifiers
As we'll as blood purifiers.
Because of its peculiar action on the
I0RES.
IL Is successful in curing
Tortgring, disfiguring, humilitating
humors,
When the u ;ual remedies and even
The best physicians fail.
Entirely vegetable, innocent and
effective,
1t especially appeals to those who
have
Suffered long aud hopelessly.
Ii x.ts upon the liver. kidney, and
bowels as vel as upon the skin
and blood.
Its use at this season
Insures q clear skin and pure blood,
As we'll a. sound bodily health.
1t is the only purifier acting on the
Skin aud B.ood at the same
time.
Sold throughout the world Price. currcuRA,
SOC; soar 25c: REsoLvssr, 81 PorrEs Dsca
AND GHga. Corr, S0ia Propretorz, Boston.
How 70 Cure skin and Blood Humors' free
Facial Efemishss falling hair and simple
baby rashes prevented By Caticnra Soap
II tired, aching. nervons mothers knew
the comfort, strength ami vitality In Cutieara
thsv vassls yssar ha xif thafss
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A writ Of restitntion vas issued yestsF-
a.v 20 H r. Bricks. Roland Denny and j.
r. Andrews, executors OF the estate OF
phtl,p IL. Lewis. deceased. restoring 60
,hrsn the possession OF q -and-s-haaf
cottage ia the rear Of The knsen block on
secona street between James and Cherry.
now occupied by Joseph 9svin- A bond
~ SO ga. furnished 10 cover possso.e
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lsn-Men's Camel's-Hair Under
ZJC wear at 23c each, SOC suit.
sn.-Men's Natural Wool, with silk
OUC trimming. a. SOC each. 81 suit
-so-Men's Heavy Camel's- Hair.
tJC nicely made, s5e each.
Ct 00-Nsn's Extra Heavy Under.
gI.UU wear. Atwood. at 81 each.
CT 1s-Men's Extra Fine Camel's-
Cl.SO Hair underwear at SIS;
worth 81
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The attorney for Joe Wilson. convicted
Of an assault with deadly weapon upon
] ]. Johnson, keeper of lodging house,
ha. filed motion for new trial wilson
Is the man who skipped cut Wednesday.
after learnIng that . jury had foand him
guilty. The motion 10 based upon the
ground that the ev ldenes vas not sufficient
To ,uppsrt the verdict
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MONTE CKisro MINES RUNNING

Concentration Turns Out goo Tons Daily
Each Train Carries Orc.
F. w. Wilmans, who has returned from
a trip to Monte Cristo. where he looked
after his mining interests. reports work
progressing favorabiy in thar district.
Said be last evening:
s'The eoncentrator is running its full
capacity, working 200 tons OF ore a day,
turning out a large amount of concen-
trates. The Monte Cristo Company and
Pride of the Mountain Company are hav-
ing good results with their ore. The de-
veiopment work In the mines is also pre-
crossing satisfactorily. 8. The Golden Cord
Mining Company will commence running
its concentration ABOUT the first of the
month on the side of the Mill now occu-
pied by the Pride of the Mountain CON-
pany. About four car loads OF ore are be-
Ing shipped over the Everett & Monte
Cristo railroad TO the Everett smelter on
each train
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This 10 sn age Of progress. Refrigerator
meats are la lac. They are the esst and
CHEAPEST. Gss them At Pae.ec Market
Hoase, SIS Front, or nenver Market, Sec
cad sad " ,dIson-
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caaia a.. csn,.,.n.. Wa. . Fraas.

Tee seStsls Brewing and Mating Com
lssy has con menced al action sgsiass
.1sss and Mary Ussne. alleging taAt
LEAFS CSlne. with tntent 70 6sfrssd as
eFsdiioss, on Aprii IS lsst preienaed 10
saassy 70 Mary Uaiae los Ia. block ~ aai
- aRasxiaea ons~hAif interest In lot IL,
sseS :, kaslsvooA. Tee eSassy Anes .
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Mems, Boys and
Child's Hats.

0Qo-Men's Black and Brown ssiff
coo Hats az csc; worth sL75.
CT fs-Men's Black Derby Hats at
CI.Io $ii5; worth g.. 80.
CT 0s-Men's Black Derby Hats ~
gl.Jo $Le5: worth $3.50.
CD S0-Men's Black Derby Hats at
s-.cu $40: worth 81
OO.-Men's Fedora Soft Hats at oScs
Joo worth sL7o.
CT o. Mems Fedora Soft Hats at
ci.Jo si.s5: worth So.
D9o Meas Yachting Caps In blue
@cI and Fancy Cashmere at 20,
sec, Soc, 75c. 81.
1Sc-Boys' and Girls Yachting Caps,
lcC in blue and fancy CASHMERE a.
i5c, &c. 5oc.
O0o-.Boys' Cloth School Hats al
EDC 2Sc.
Enn-~Boys' Fine Cashmere and
OVt Fancy Norsted Cloth Hats, Toe.
lsc-Boys' Military Caps. 45c.
1so--Boys' Blue School Caps. with
foO rain cover. 45c.
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The steamer City Of Aberdeen will leave
the Clty dock for Tacoma O. posr-IsTKg.-
rsGkScEx day. SATURDAY.. September -. A.
ia All children holding Fusr-iSrEx1t.
sxxcxS Day tickets. under IL year. Of age.
when accompanied ey al A4eit, viii he
rxv~ss4 aver frr%
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29

nEILO@OPHY IN sKATTI.E-If yea
1n9 yourself asFyoEs- trrstzkase ana
tired cut, eexns - our store A1d bar
hottie Of Pxine's Gallery Compound. IL
viii give sirsngfa. rss&I7s sse9p and
huavx1: Spirits - fAoee VITO use &
STEWART HOLMES DRUG COMFY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29

Young women's Auxiliary % The Ten
ple, special meeting today At 2 2. m. a.
tsnasie Eighth sEa Seneca streets, 70 meet
DIR. simon PsiseT, q Cincinnati.
Mss y. DEseTsaES. President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29
Mems OvercOats.

Blue and Black Kersey
,IU overcoa,s. II inches long. for
sic.
Blue and Black Kersey
,1- overcoats. a. inches long. al
So
Extra Fine All-Wooi
)1O Blue, Black and Seal brown
Overcoa,s, with fine serge
lining aud silk sleeve Innings,
cut long. at SIS; worth SIS.
sOS-Men's Blue Imported Kersey
)sO 0vercoats, satin fined As inches
long, the SWEETEST coat Of the
season; price SIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29

The miners and operators at Massiilon,
O., have agreed TO submit their differences
TO board of arbitration. Pending the
boards decision, the miners will probably
return to work.