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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-15
MILITIA ON BICYCLES.
A Unique Feature OF tho Forthcoming
n. OF T.. Parade.

X. OF +. Parade.
The committee having In charge the ar
ransements for the Knights OF Pythias
parade. In honor Of the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge. on Tuesday next. have been
particularly fortunate in securing the
presence here on that occasion OF military
companies from other cities Two COM
panies OF the National Guard from Tacoma
VIII come over and take part In the parade.
These companies viii be &C." commanded
by Capt Howell. and &c." commanded by
Capt. Stewart
The unique feature OF the occasion viii
be that &C. company viii parade twenty.
four men. with fun equipments. mounted
on bicycles. their muskets being attached
to the framework OF the wheels. This 10
the only bicycle corps Of militia n the state,
and those who witness the parade viii have
an opportunity for the first tine OF seeing
the scientific cavalry 90 OF the future.
Companies CO. and &c" VIII come over
On the Flyer Tuesday morning at $50.
They win be accompanied by Tacoma Dr.
vision. No. 4. Capt Joe Dick. and division
No. %. Capt. ]. p. Covert. both OF Uniform
Rank. K OF r. This wiz make four nlIli-
tary and semi-military companies from the
City OF Destiny.
Spokane Division, No. 7. Uniform Rank.
X. Of p, VIII also be here on Monday
morning. and several divisions from Brit.
Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern train at I
?. m. on the 10Th. In time to take the,P
places IN the parade
Col Joseph Green. commanding the First
regiment. National Guard Of washin xfon.
will Issue the necessary orders permitting
The companies under his command 10 APP
pear under arms
Invitations have been sent 20 Acjt. Gen
Rcitelle. ". @. W: Lieut.. whoney, o, q
n. ara Lieut.. Commander Wachana e. g.
:. Monterey. asking than 20 act a. Jvcgep
OF the competitive trsli between the yar;c,,a
divisions Of the Uniform Rank The COM
nlttee r. now earnestly er1eavcr.rx 70
bring about competitive Grin between the
hisa school cadets and The university ca
Sets. % follow the other drin AMI 10 Be
Judged by tire auae officers bur have not
ret succeeded In securing TIE entry Of .Ns
La, named corps The high school boys
are more than anxious 70 take part IN ~rch
a trial Of skin. but TIE university has ex-
bitea Al unexplained refuc:arce 70 enter
he Est with their younger rivals. 1, 10
possible, however. ira. the arrauxsr,ert
Will be finally efscsss
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ONE BROTHER ACCUSES ANOTHER
- kiwelis Again I'm Court Fighting
Over Title 20 Property.

VARIES F. Elweil began an action IN the
NV~fior court yesterday against his
sfesaer. Walter Fiweii. for the canecfls-
~ o. a pretended bond or contract Of safe.
- also for q Quietus 10 his title 20 certain
Esa?erty wi'ied 10 him by hts father, who
- N snoaeFulsh county In fS7.
Iss case dates back to 1875. when John
ssA the father. Walter Eiwe,i and Tam
= Esweli formed ee-rartnership In the
Sag business. each being equal part
- sIs and each 20 contribute equally toward
- capital expenses. The partnership rcr-
sec three logging eIsirns Of leo acres
-. eight exea. TIVE cows and camp I'M
1rets aad utensils. for which they were
. Pay $aa lohn Eiweil paid 1900 at
- une OF the purchase. but neither OF the
r partners paid anything. Three
en,hs after the forming % the cc-pars-
ssip Taral.a Elwcil withdrew and IS.
1891 bis Interest TO john Eiweii. who
- fcr two of the claims and about $50
- ne other cut o. the funds 90 the part
sa,e Walter Elweii never q, any tirns
se - toward the arm. bat. according
sae complaint. drew out large sums %
s. sney frcsn t;rae 10 time. After the with
sh OF TamNn Elw ell the father sad
a. eoa,nce1 the business OF the rsS,ner-
- ussl April -. Use az which time they
$500 into an crAi agreement: whereby
s1 vas 20 convey 90 his father his Ia
:. e.' u the partnership property. the lat
20 assume ant pay tire debts Of tho
eesssip and the partnership vas 20
On Anrii ~ isse. Walter requested
:. - 'stAer to sign certain rsper witch ne
-1esen'es IS containing ar agreement
s.S.oy the father should. when al the
o. TIE partnership were fatty rast.
- 70 hiri tWattrrl xsss and nothing mere.
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Get on TO the Northern rsc,fc r,ver

The charge Of time via the Northern
Pacific enables passengers 70 leave Seat
tie daily AZ $50 o m. reaching St Paul
and Minneapolis In ssxty-six hours ard
Chicago In seven,y-aine hours Lincoln.
Neb.. at fs:ss noon OF the third day. oma-
Ia az t.n6. 9, Joseph AZ $50, Atchsson AZ
sssa. Ieavenwcrth az rs and Kansas City
at s:eS y Tn.. ST. Louis at tbs a. m
Yoa can see from this that the North
erp Pacific Is faster than any other line
10 all points. ard. II you viii compare
schedules. you VIII see thu Northern pa
ctHc beats all other lines into Lincoln
tyeniy-three hours. 81. Joseph thirty-ore
hours, Atchsxon thlrty-ore hours. Leav-
onworth thisty-two hours and Kansas
city thirty hours. xherr immediate con
rert,on= are made In union aspots for All
points south and southeast.
fpn..t forget thf; tire Northern racsse
Is the only line running two trains daily
10 the Easi. she only lire making close
connections with only ore change OF cars
10 all southeastern points. the onlv TN.
70 the Yellowstone National PARK ard the
Pullman and dining car route from Seat
lie.
For full Information. tickets. sleeping
car reservations. etc. call on or write
I A. Nxdeaa. General Agent. corner First
avenue and yesisr way. Seattle. Wash.
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LAKE SHORE SALE
II Probably VIII Take Place on
the Day Advertised.


TIE ssls Of tie Seattle. Lake shcfe 4
Eastern rasl-o&d VII occur on Saturday
cexs At I o'clock p. m. unless "A mo
meantime an order Of the court II had
pcss,oxing The sale A. che cczrt does
cot convene until 10 q N Saturday. the
tine % argue the pending applicafscns %
postpone the sale viii be quite limited
Several xttcraeys. who. while ros inter-
es.ed IN the litigation. have followed II
course VITA considerable interest. are In
eiined to believe that the sale VIII not
Dc postponed. or. ~ least. for no longer
period Of time than VIII permit fun
argument Of the pending mocouA
The questions 70 be presented 20 the
court which would result In the postpone
ment OF sale. Are two:
First, the appeal just taken By the
Northern Pacific railroad This appeal
would only operate TO stop The case In event
that . sEpersedeAs bond were fied. Tho
statutes And the rules OF the court require
that such q bond shall be fsed within
sixty days from the time the NAL decree
was entered II Is pointed out that the
final decree vas entered In the case con
siderably mora than sixty days ago. and
that even II The Northern Pacific was a.
present prepared to put up the bond re-
oairsd. " haeh would approximate S6.o0cS.
the time for doing % has iong since expir-
ed. and stay could not nov b granted.
as far a. the motion OF the Seattle. Lake
Shore q Eastern stockholders 10 modify
the decree - concerned. IL L. pointed out
that these stockholders were partners to
the LITIGATION. and all were represented
therein By counsel. that every pciat rails
ed In che motion was raised during the
bearing Of the case and ruled On during
the trial. and finally decided In the decree:
that the decree was sagned some months
ago. that the term OF court ~ which the
decree was entered has closed. and That It
IS a staining rule OF law. in Federal
courts. that no judgmen: or decree OF a
court can be reopened or modified except
during the term at which It was granted
As lar As the Northern Pacific side Of
the litigation Is concerned. there 10 nc
reasonable prospect that the company will
gat up the bond. The effect Of is appeal
viii be simply that II the court OF appeals
reyerses the lower court. the sale viii fall
10 the ground. and the purchasers will
lake no titie 10 the property.
On the other point. the attorneys for the
stockholders. while admitting the general
rule that a court has no jurisdiction to re-
omen . decree after the expiration Of the
term At which Il was rendered. say that
this Is not . case coming within the rule.
because the action Is. to . certain extent.
proceeding in rem. and a. long Is the
res. the property. remains in custody Of
the court. 1t retains Jurisdiction to re-
open any order or decree affecting that
property.
Hon. Eben Smith. the master In chan
Gerry. who 10 charged with the duty Of
selling the property. under the decree OF
The court has received no orders to post
bone the sale.
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penurrers were siea YESTERDAY 10 TIRE
cases % r. +. Workman Va Fred s. TUX
Or. and Laura A. Bossd et al va Fraax
r. Hunter q a..
TIE cost bend IN TIE case 90 I. Kern ..
al vs. kara- Rumsey Company. vas rscf
In the Superior court YESTERDAY for sStl
With T. W. Mitchell and II. J. Aerelara
eureties
fArsus>s To wet wsre issued Yesterday
scr Eruli J. lsacAie: ard Louise sagt~
Aenrv H. EcrssSh aas AlsAe J. Aexsa~c.
ARD liver Freerwtcks41 ard AzEse J. Far
sure al 81 Seattle.
The Tacoma Bsfuminc1s Fsvlrx Corr
rsns. piaiasir IL . case agasrss SoeTi1
Nan ne va-ter. nleS its cone tor oos,S.
ssea In the superior court YESTERDAY. via
II Il Ae-coy and A. ~ SprsExer As sure
ties.
Order. e. sale Of real estate were nsei
Yesterday in cases Of jceeca n hs~,sy
vs. Her6<rs = Turner 81 a.. ara y Va
SAeAfr receiver. Va the Green l&Ns
uerse Building and Guarantee - rsp&ar;
fer the respective asroGnss Sss~S AAa
A-iiM
The taxes seyset ~ ire cosr;y Ter ~
"a a.. properly 81 sAs SISTERS 81 Ss&rsSy
81 ~ ffcxs- es proxssecs<. TIE <ntry OF
whseN ire SISTERS oetectee to have e~ea
sertar~s rnfl ard valS ey Judge csoor1.
wso crtrres fssrfAsr sss; the soeSS -
rsss-asrss frora collecting ary taxes a.
sssses on TIE la-as Scr.rs ~ ne ccnrs
Also crserst rNkt tbs sisters recover t1f-f
costs fro-. see county.
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Arc You Gong to the -. Louis Ma
sfctsl Couwenftons

II 50. the quickest throrEh tim, from
Seattle 20 St Louis Via Portland and any
ether line frcn there 20 St Louis IS
nfnesy-ulra hours. ard ~ AIRY lire from
Seattle 20 81. Louis via 81. Paul is ninety
two hours, whereas is sea tsks he North
ern Pacific railroad from Seattle TO -,
Louis via Eillsngs. Meat. and the bur
linxtoa route. the thFeush time IS eighty
ore hours. Fer further particulars cal
upon or address ". r. Benton. Puget
Sound sssat Fusfington route. Occidental
square. Seattle. wash.
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Rn,iunr Nfirrrn-

The ''Serth-wcsssrn lire" has . total
mileage % Sf4 miles n Illinois. Wilson,
SIN. Mlchigan. Nirnescts. lows. Nebraska,
North aza South Dakota and Wyoming
II you are rclaw 20 any % ne above states
cr 20 relzts east OF cHscASo. be sure %
sea :hss year fBckcs reads VIA THE North
western Ina New equipment. hAxszr
All the Up % date" improvements have
e<sa PCT on Between St PAM ard CAicsso,
srxartnx vcu al ire comforts Of home.
r. w. Parker. Puget Sound Agent. Seattle
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20 'ssssnssa u. rp-r fsr asn % enc

e,s,. Ne piper Tor him 70 exe-
Il = silsssd that John yavsu -. r,.s..
49, writing - 70 write anyth..r n,ors
:. ~ ewn name. ami relied INCA x. -,
49, 49, ne contract % him. ne sou. Il =
=. 90 not rad tbs coasrnc, a II no
- Ieaa u - a. Agreement BY vhseh ne
s-n0 vas to take eli u the p.rsser.ss,
Zcpsrv- pay the deots ard - - 49,,
sswAssero - and nothing .ore' ne trnss-
- .slner relied upon the REPRESENTA- ious
g az son and believed tlat ~ hsa 80
contrset ecrrecsiy. % eous~ou~n.rv
ssneo nia aame. The father lsvee M, >, ~.
= - OF the agresmenf - he underr,ood
- IA was somewhas surprised vhen' ~,
-. - Is1 h.s son brought eust a~nsrss
-, vnich action was dismissed Waiser
os Demand several ffmes for the co.
Ill interest, but fhs father beld al,
ssealnss him up to the time Of his desfn
~ has WI the father I'm h., ora,~,,v "a
- son Carries. whom he nade - 80 -
u,M; The WIN vas fled for probate ara
Feornary .. Isl. the final r~port ~
1,1 1s ana tne executor discharged Wal.er
wei ana his wife. the plaintiff aIlex~s.
49,, psfues 70 the proceefsnxn IN frnl set-
ucmens, and did NOT offer "a eoa,e.f ~.
VII HE therefore asks that the court esr-
81 the pretended contract and thai IL ti,Is
- Quistsd- "s's
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Rest, Committed to the Asylum.

Charles H. Reed. the insane iron molder.
who formerly lived In Everett. and who
has been attracting considerable attention
for several days. was examined before
Judge Humes yesterday morning by Drs-
Ncwlands and Burns and committed TO the
asylum at Stellacoom- TIE unfortunate
fellow kept up a constant babbls all tho
time he was In the court room. and prom
ised 20 make his homer Judge OF the United
States supreme court In fact. he gave
out political Offices most iavishiy. Deputy
Sheriff Mccorry took him to the asylum on
tho noon trutn-
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kotss Have Them TO Paw.
Two suits wers commenced In the United
oAses court yesterday against prominent
'oents OF Whatcom- Both suits Involve
- ssms questions. the only difference be-
mk "a the names OF the defendants and
- tne description Of the property. which
. sought to subject to the lien Of an
equitable mortgage
Ane suits were entitled. respectively.
Frederick v. Holman. a. fruste~ ana Pan.
,amin ~ Johnson vs.. Edmund Coxxroye
ana Alice coseroye. his wife. and the sams
E g,n vs. Hugh Eidridss and Ollie !.
The suits are brought on 4 series Of
notes. eight made July =. isas. by the Fair
maven 4 New WhAtcom Railway Com.
parry. ana indorsed BY Cosgrovs and III.
dridge to the Northwestern General El@c-
trio Company. Of Minnesota, seven of the
NOTES being for szs.o 90 each and the other
one Tor ai.sso1, with interest at 8 per
cent Also. two notes made the same dav
By Coagrove and E1dridge, ons for ~. ooc.
the other for sls.luss. These notes have
been tndorsed over TO BENJAMIN n John.
son. one OF the plAintiKs
According to the complaints, there has
been nothing paid on the eight notes ex.
cept the sum Of es9.s0o. realized April 1.
lSs BY the sale of bonds pledged as coll
lateral security. leaving a balance due on
those notes OF ti77. 5oa g. That nothing
has been paid on the other notes except
the sum OF $lAs6s.3. also realized April l,
iSs. on the sale Of stocks and bonds
pledged ~ collateral. leaving = balance
due of 80. eog.57
Al further security for these notes Co.'S
grove and Eldridgs decided to the plain
tin. Frederick v. Holman. q large amount
OF acreage In whatcom county and town
blocks and lots In New whatcom. sehome.
Fairhaven and Silver Beach towns!fe.
The complaints ask for . Judgment for
e1R. 50. that the deeds to Holman be
decreed to be equitable mortgages, be fore
closed. the property sold In satisfaction
thereof. and for deficiency Judgment
Burke. Shepard = Mc6fivra arc attorneys
for the plaintiffs IN both actionA
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steamer Delta Laid Up.

Steamer Delta. Capt. d. Troutman.
broke her crank pin at Brennon. on Hood
canal. yesterday at Z O'Clock. The for
ward end OF tho crank pin broke. leaving
the min on the main shaft This made It
possible TO go ahead but not TO back
Can't Trouiman came straight down. in
the middle Of the stream. keeping with the
tide. and ignoring all business by the
way. His efforts 70 obtain another boat
as a temporary substitute yesterday were
anavaliinx. and he VIII have to lay over
until Tuesday morning for repairA He
Will then 60 on his regular run.
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RECEIVER HARLAN REPORTs,
AfZhlr~ OF the seattle National Bank
Buitding-R Running Behind.

w. 8. Harlan. receiver OF the Seattle Ma
tional bank building. fled his report In
the superior court yesterday for the quar-
ter ending March 81. 1885. The report shows
that during the first three months Of the
year the total receipts we're 8. sxsTs and
the total expenditures x5os9.ss The build
Ing carries insurance to the amount Of
$4,000. distributed among tho following
agents: q. A. Burch. $4,000; William
HATS q CO.. slo.oyo: Crawford 4 Conover.
SO 900: James Boutwell,. $1,000.
The total rental accounts fer March
amounted to syss.so. and the accounts re-
cctvabie At the end Of the quarter from
tenants amounted TO t5.s3s.s0- The ac-
counts payable at the end Of the quarter
amounted 10 Ss5t-ss In city bills and 3sst in
salaries.
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Articles - incorporation we're s}st WITH
.ss county ansstc- Yesterday Ter re
pArs-- Mase- Furnishing Company. s.v-
ting Tor SIS 81 iects TIRE publication Of \
Masses searn4l Ssvcses 70 ire interests
Ss che fraternity TIE company VII ais,
co-dact Q E>1ersi tos rrsu,trs sExsress
s-sa ss csplsal.zst A. st.sso Tas trustees
- IRE new aszc<-s are ~. Y. EiaeAa-s St..
yahr a-fAnr Nl--se c. HHrhes. n A.
kyrr. W q. HostS H 9 Gcr9az- c "
Ai@xaSte- s=e J. y. Fr.iasr
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Tho force In the county trsasurer's once
f. kept busy issuing tax receipts. as tax
payers are awaksnx 70 4 realisation Of the
fact that they have but few days IL wnich
TO make payments. Some. no doubt, are
waiting for the last day. which viii be
MAY ~ II VIII be we'll for many 90 note
this date and no; put of until Saturday.
the 3nsA. as that IL Memorial day and .
holiday. and the next day. May q. falls
on Sunday
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Engiish SerEee. perfect coaorsngaI
double warp reversible. especially d.
sirahle for separate sksrsxs
Is taches wide. All Wool. sc yard
- inches wssie. All Wool. enc yard.
Is inches wide. All Wool. wide and
narrow vale. sc q yard.
s. inches wide. All wool. NoAatr
GntsA. Sc . yard.
3 inches wide. Al wocl. q = yArd
q inches wide. All Wool. whicccrd.
81 . yard
8 inches vide. All Wool wAspcsrd,
Q.x Q yard.
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In Best Quality Of Rspsllane C1eth.
lined throughout IN navy and black.
Sz.
In Figured BrslliantinA largs ASSERT
ment Of patterns, 0.S: n better quail
ity. asa
handsome Allowed ChscksA oufs-
ing. sSo0
Navy Blue ana Hlack Stern osegA
MxS and AM
In Fine Black BruliaatnA IA
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HOW MENELEK GOT ARNs,
Rifles and Ammunition Imported hy the
ship Load Through French Ports.

II May. IssS. NJ Lexars-. governor Of
o.eok. ~rcte 70 Rss Sakornsn asking for
males for ire expedition 10 Nadax.scsr.
informing him tAst they would be paid for
n WA material On receipt OF this lstter
Ras Nakornsn. with ire authority OF
Nc-eiek. s~rt 20 Jtcusi 10, mules, which
we're esstnas,si az a Napoleon and q half
secA- These mules were sent 20 Nsazxas-
car. In August OF Tire sarae year a steamer
- ths ccnpsxnis Sa,scaaie deposited at
iioIsi . quantity Of powder ard cartridges
enough % had efty cznei% TIE A5ysssn-
tans Who witnessed this say that they are
sere that ttsslr cosrt-ynen VIII - vscsars-
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The Jury in the case OF the King County
Boom Company va r. r. Bagiey ct al re-
turned the following verdict YESTERDAY:
I'VE the ta-y N the above entitled case.
find that the following named defendants
will be damaged by the taking sat use OF
she proposed strip OF land for the purposes
required. ro-wit: Elmer J. Ross ard Della
Ross. ssS. and George II. wsi~o-. 50"
The verdict Is signed by II. II Rsst. fore
man.
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Recommend ChambrrlaiuA
Cough Remedy.

letter 10 the manufacturers Messrs
Es bnsard OF IVES, Monterey, Pa, ssr.
,..aieriains Cough Remedy has cured
Fs ,azs cur Physicians coua do nothing
- We persuaded them TO Try bottle Of il
- 1ey nas recommend il With the rss Il
fer sale Al - and 80 ocro per bostls
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william Brown. general freight sxers
e the Csasa3ixa T4eszzc- wsS Vas ever
A@-e affeair< ths frszxat aEezss meet
tnr. s~fs fer Nzrcoavs- yesterday.
Frel n sneE. genera frs4Eat ara rss-
se-ger zEecs % the SEATTLE Lake Ssc~-
. s1s~s@ra1 iefS Sz xtSs 20 yx-co.yer
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leila, who has residences IT Nhusi and In
Shoa.
The authorities OF Iibuti do not Nike to
have the caravans make much show, and
It appears that n. Lagarde Is much en-
barrassed on account OF the traffic Tho
servants and the interpreter OF NJ. Lagarde
have said to some people that their master
was for days much disputed on account
OF the passage OF these arms. All the
ammunition boxes are kept in the house
OF the French merchant. near the sea
The arms belong TO him and Mohammed
Pasha. who do business In Abyssinia.
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New <uft. Frl~i.

An action wr. begun yesterday IN tire
Superior court IN the following case:
Charles y. EiweIi vs. walter Eiweii ana
ou.esus Of ttsie
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Pattern Suits.

The latest Parfssaa imrcrsAtssoA e.
elusive in every particular. at prices
rAngin1 from 40 to 81 -
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Fancy Silks

Oriental designs and ccierings. . nice
line at &C . yard.
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The Height of Fashion

ID found in this stock. Every novelty 81 tho
season, all the newest and most correct fabrics
and articles Of attire are here. They arc Of.
fered at most moderate prices.
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Scotch SuseiassI ga Covert efDectD ~
BlAaer and Box JsckstA IN m
ma u1a ~ - Is
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Cook Inlet Direct.
Steamer Portland leaves Seattle May u
for Resurrection and S.x-Miie creeks d.
rect Apply Yukon Transportation Com
pany, Olympic block.
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Adam Jehasscae's So ~ 11asoaa
Crawford.
Ths Rkcyclera and three egAoe
Farces. by John K HAnga~
TIE Nlxhty Atom. hv Marie Ccreln.
TEE Fcasss Of Autoiycis. by E1sxap
beth Rch<aa Penne;l
Red Red BAdfs ee csurNgA ~
Stephen CraneA
MArtory Moore by Adeiine SerU0amG
Tom Gruwan. BY n 1opkinsan amith-
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q. livingstone Prescott
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Comedies Of Courtshin hy AutAoum
Hope.
A Lady Of Quality. BY fraac1s dsa.
con Burnett.
For Plain women Only. BY F1smp
Ing.
An isle IN tire water. by Kathessne
Lyman.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-15
Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery.

Ladies' Fast MACK. Seamless Aeoa
extra values. &c. lzsc-
Ladies' Fas; Black, Seamless He0A
extra values. 10 Sc. Sc.
LADIES' Fast Black. Seamless HsoA
extra values. = l-5c. sc.
Chiidren's Fast Black Extra Heavy
Ribbed Hose. ioc.
Chiidren's Fast Black. Seamless. Dou-
bic Heels and rccs. 1910 and isc-
Chlldren's Fast Black. Seamless Dou-
bic Heels and Toes. special bargain this
week. all sises. isc.
Chfldrcn's Hose. double knee. heels
and toes. fast black and tan, all aissA
Sc. worth sc.
Chiidren's Hose. soluble heels and to-.
fast black and tan. ell siss4 = 1-3c,
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