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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
LEo's SUCCESSOR.
Speculation as To Who VIII BE the
Next Pope.
London Standard.

London Standard
With the growing fear of the Pores
early demise. IL is only natural that there
should be lively discussion as TO his
successor. II may be taken for granted
that he viii be an Italian. He may be the
candidate of Protestant Germany. This
IL more than a possibility. for the tripIe
alliance works in devious ways
II the French syuipathszers in the car
6inaicy have their way there Is little doubt
that they will choose the feeble arf-,t il
said-fooissh Cardinal Rampona for the
pore OF the new century, Among the four
teen cardinals created by Leo Kill Il Is
assumed that Rarnpolla Is NJ once the most
venerable and vicious. This Is true enough.
He was the chief marpiot Of Ganrnherti's
schemes. but IL has always been held that
French brains were behind him II was
through him that new ideas OF democracy.
political equality, an American church--at
once democratic and catholic for the
words are In n way equivaieut-a French
church in which there should be room
for those Of flexible aogmas. eternal an
tirathy TO naensrchiesi Italy and disir1lst
OF sreach-rous triple alliance reached
his holiness, Leo Mi.
A feeble. honest. fAcctf sanity man.
the Cardinal RSmpoiia hae been ne aor4's
guardian and his spv in the camp os ~.
enemy. II wSs he who overthrew Calm
hertz. whom the pcwaEer Empress Of
Germany described lnadsquateiy as a lack
ey; Il was Ne who stood between the pore
and the scheme Of the three powers. While
this credit is awarded HIN. IL should not -
forgotten that ne has been 20 a large. ex-
ten merely the moufhpsecs And hand %
French diplomacy. II Is a triumph FOR
France rather than for Frances ageat,
Ramreila. that the German plan for elect
ing a pope who should he = tool - Prot
estans aggression has been thwarse1 The
votes o. the SIX cardinals % France VIII 80
10 Cardinal Rampolla-
Since sse death % GAilsn5erst the Ger
man influence has been thrown Cor Sra
sno Nsnuateln ard I; Is said that he
wcala also receive support from England.
Ireland and America
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF"S HAI.E---JM
the superior court Of the state Of wash
ington. for the county of King. The
German Savings and Loan Society. =
corporation, plaintiff. vs.. r. W.. Wnld
and Emma &. Wald. HIS wife, defend
ants. No. 22sss
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out OF the
ahove-named court, In the above-entIt1e0
cause. and to me directed and delivered.
j have duly levied upon the following de-
scrtbed real property. situated IN King
county. Washington. to-wit: All Of lots
numbered ten O0D and number eleven QD.s
In block forty three t43D. In plat on nm
addition 10 tho city of Seattle m laid <pff
by A. A. Denny: said lots being situate on
the northwest corner Ut Second and vir-s
ginia streets. and having n frontage 0f
one hundred and twenty uIu) feet on the
west side of Second street. by one hun
dred and eight u0sy feet on the north piA a
OF Virginia street. IN the city Of ecattIts
gether with all and singular. the tene-
thereunto belonging or In anywiBe per-.
tanning.
Notice Is therefore hereby given That On
Friday. the 9Th day Of November 11oB AZ
the hour Of 10 o'clock =. m. Of said day.
at the front door OF the courthouse, In the
city of Seattle. In said King county. viii
sell the above described property ut pub
lie auction. 10 the highest and best biddeFs
for cash.
Dated this esth day Of October. 1874.
A. r. VAN DE vANTEn, Sheriff.
Strive. Alien. Hughes h McAicken. ~
torneys.
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San Francisco. Oct. a-The weather
was stormy and the track a sea OF mud.
Five f9rlongs. Observation-Disclosures won
time. .054s
SIX furiongs. selllng-Una Colorado won
time 1sf1i&.
SIX furiongs-Alma won. time 1:f-
Seven fuYlongs-Mcunt McGregor III
won. tine S0i<
One u.ile-C0da won, time 1:4sr.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S sALE.-.YN
the superior court OF the state OF WASH
ington, for the county Of King The
German ,,s savi Ing and Loan society =
Cole. Cirila Cole. his wife. Martin Nur-
drum. Nellie b. Sander and Frad r.. 6Au-
der, her husband. III. A. Elliott ind
Helen !, A a Elliott. his wife, defendants.
Under ard by virtue OF an order Of sale
and special execution. issued out OF tn
aoove-named court. In tho ab3ve-Nntitlo4
cause. and to ME directed and delivered
! have duly levied upon the following Ao-
scribed real property. situated In Kln9
the east half OF lot one tiy: In block ten
Qo). OF Maynard's plat Of the town (noW
city, OF Seattle In King county, Waehing-
ton. beginning at the northeast corner a
said lot. In said block ten (i0). thence rum
ming west thirty GOD feet. thence south
thence north sixty t6o) feet, thence eAst
thirty GOD feet. TO a point thirty t30) f1et
west OF the place of beginning, being 4
parcel OF land fronting thirty (30) feet %
south side OF WaShIngton street. between
South Second and South Third streets. N
tsox6ol feet In size. together with an ana
singular. the tcnements, hereditame1atD
ana appurtenancea thereunto bGlong1uR
or In anywisc appcrtaining.
Notice Is therefore hereby given That on
Friday. the 27th day OF November, I'M. of
the hour OF 10 o'clock A. m. or said day.
at the front door OF the courthouse, IN the
city OF Seattle, In said kirR county. VIII
neli the above described property at pvih-
lie auction. 10 the highest and best bidder,
for cash.
Dated this 18th day OF October. ma
A. T. VAN DE- vANTER. Sheriff.
Strive. Allen. Hughes 4 AcMicken. At
torneys
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The ladies' bowling tournament held at
the .. A. c. yesterday was very interest
Ing. and aroused considerable enthusiasm
Mrs Lou Cohen proved 20 be the winner.
with a score OF i5s In four games The
FIRST game she made q. which Is re-
markabiy good score. Mrs l. Brown won
second place with -. just one point more
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED.
states. for the Eastern District ol WIZ
conSin-FArmers' Loan and Trust Co4n~
rany. complainant. against Northcru r.
cific Raiircad Company and otheyU, q.
ffs n.asl s.. Notice sae to present clans
tered herein by. the United States circuit
court for the Eastern district of WILSON.
sin. on the eth day Of April. 1886. ana coTs
tain DEGREES ancsliary thereto and &C.,
nrmatory thereof. entered in similar cAuo~
es pcnulng between the sAmo parties n
the csrvust court OF the United States. foe
the following aistrxctS--vix.. Western Din.
triet OF Wisconsin. the district OF 0tn0ns
sofa, the district OF North nAkcta. the
district OF Montana. the district OF Il kho.
Oregon. the Northern district OF Nnnos0
and the Southern district OF New Yof&-.
and to the further order OF said 0rNt-nAms.
ed court. entered September sd. lSce. mo-
tice Is hereby given TO all holders Of any
Gains aSafnst said Northern PAc.fc Rail
which the purchaser OF the first parcel
described In said decree Of forecloaure nnd
sac. entered on the nth day OF April,
1875. may be required TO pay AZ part t,op~'
for such parcel. TO present such ctainsn
in writing to the undersigned spcctal utaos
ter for allowance. at his Office at No. 10.
New Insurance building. In the city o.
Milwaukee,. state Of wisconsin. ana that
any such claims which shall not he 70 pre-
scented or fled within the period of slx
months after the iirxt day Of Decemlbers
1886. shall not be enforceable AGAINST aa3H
receivers. or against the property void
under said decrees. or against tho pt1f-
chaser or such property or its sWcceotor
Milwaukee. September 80. 1856.
ALFRED L. CARY.
Special Master.
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voyage TO New York. What she paid the
man on the tug the lady never knew. She
declared That she gave him whatever she
had left OF British coin before she began
her now historic scramble up the side Of
tho ocean liner.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
u. s. NAIL

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock. foot OF Washlng-
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAT-
urdays. at o'clock O. m. for Kingston.
Port Gamble. Seabeck. Brinnon. Holly.
Dewatto. Lilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union City. Returns alternate days.
D. TROUTMAN. Master.
Telephone. Red l51.
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STEAMERS.

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday
In one hour and TWENTY-FIVE minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Ssattle-TAcomA
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 1
TIME CARD.
Single fare. SOC: roun1 trip. &c.
p. m.
Leave Tacoma-e:3o q m: I. l:3o. a n.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-7 q. m: Il m: ,. N.
Leave ncoma-S:30 q m: e:30. ESQ .. a.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana state Of
Washington. fare Soc.
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IN EFFECT OCTOBER /. isss.
GREYHDyfND

Sea tile Edmonds and Everett Route
Two round trips daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7:4s a. m. p. m. Con-
meets with steamer Mlkado for Snohomssh.
Lands ~ ColHan dock. foot OF Marion
Leaves Everett 10 a m. $50 .. m. Con-
meets. with steamer Flyer for Tacoma.
Lands at Merchants dock. Everett.
seast,e 4 Tacoma Navigation Company.
FRANK w. COOpHrE. Manager.
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TOPICS IN SPORT.
Mns. Lou COHEN WINS THE Ia
DIES BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

Nen's Smoker NJ the =. A. c. WIN
Take Place This Evening-A Coed
Fro9Faane Has been Prepared
$50 There VIII Ne Great spers-
phil Kelley Returns rFSa the
East. where He Saw .Spert- Dsn-
nelly, the Great FoosbaIl Player.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria, b. c.
S:00amlI4vt Nj Tacoma liiolA-l 4.$5am
YSm Lv sp. Townsend ssA Ar s essm
l:Npm Arilloi Victoria NILvi s:3opm
sDaily except Monday.
This steamer furnishes flrst-c.0ss accom-
modattons. carving both freight and pas
ssnGers. and leaves from YeAer wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc.. INQUIRE OF
q. y. THopNDvKE
Yesler wharf. Seattle
I. A. NADEAu
General Aren't N. p Railway.
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CLOTH CAPES.

slsnch Heavy. Brown Cloth. I35-!nch
sxerp, worth st-io. CREATORS price s. s5-
Heavy Cloth. Double capes. Fur
Trimmed, worth szse. creditors price
Sass
Ss-snch Cloth. Double Cape, Fur
Trimmed. Embroidered. worth s4ssa.
creditors price SIC s.
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TIE California readers AZ The pos.-fa-
;sastxvzcer Esil Srs Il % sale daily a,
(oogwr & Cas- stationery Store "a Mar
kss street. tlst ore asoek W Market street
6rOu tie Csrec.cso oGscA Price G.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER UTOPIA

8TEAMEK UTOFIA
Leaves Tacoma. II noon. Seattle. Yeelef
wharf o. m Mondays ard Thursdays
for Port Townsend. Anacortcs. Fairhaven,
New whatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver I
o. m following day.
Fare &c Blaine. =: fare 10 Vancouver
81. For further Information apply TO Yes-
Ter wharf
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Eoman's hospital .............-..3 3eo.0oo
Cooper Union hospital -.......--... 10000
Yale hospital -........-......-.....-. 1s00oe
f nsss' sia.s h ssssi.ai' nS 80
New York university .............. 106.609
Yale university .-.........-.......... 150p0
Harvard university ...........-.... 100. co
Princeton university ............... loo 60
Hutger university ............-....-. l01.11
Barnard university .,.............. LOO go
University Of Pennsylvania $3.50. 15e0yl
Wealeyan university ............... 1900
Lafayette university .-........... NO01
NaFyxyflle university ........... 80 GO
Marietta university ............... 5e,gp
Wabash university ....*..-......... 596pl
dayerferd universally ..-*.-..... 5e.A9
Brown university ......-.......... 5000
Wells Female university ......... souN
Elmira Female university ...--.... DOD
faesar university -.,............... 5a6sB
Trinity university ............. NoM
Society OF st. Vincent de Paul -. so.0O
8haftuck school ........-......... 2s.o00
Manhattan Eye and Ear dispsn-
New York Eye and Ear Dispen- -
manhattan d l,,,.s,,,............-.. ss.S
uetnodist BROOKLYN hospltai...... 600
~. Lakes Montefore Home and
and New York Cancer hospital. 5000
Total ......... ..............y2 s., 40 80
This decision entirely ignored Bowsioln.
Dartmouth. Williams. Rochester, AM
herst. Columbia. Hamilton, Cornell. Uni-
versity Of Virginia. Hampton and Adel-
bert. The trustees Of Amherst, Dart
mouth. Hamilton and Williams college
and the University or Rochester there
upon contested the validity OF the deed OF
fit. and Judge Traax SET II aside. holding
that the residue should be distributed
among the twenty colleges under the tenth
ceznse OF tho will. 40 II the codleii had not
sxIsted.
The general term affirmed this decision
unanimously. Justice Foiiett and Chief
Justice Van Brunt both wrote opinions
Justice Parker CONQUERED In the opinion
q Justice Foilctt. who says that the de-
PENDANTS Thomas q. Risch and Henry E.
Vaughan. for themselves and on the part
" J. l. Ba:kely induced Fayerweather 10
believe that II he would make them re-
Diduary legatees Of the estate as provided
b the codicii. they would sell and convert
the reatduary estate into cash and divide
ne same equally among the twenty corr
EDcrations mentioned In thu ninth para
graph Of the win. and that Mr.. Fayer-
Weather died convinced that the trustees
would do this, but that they attempted to
dispose Of the rcslduary estate In viola
ton Of these promises.
Tho defendant trustees backed by the
schools and hospitals recognized by them.
pow contest the general term opinion. A
militant array OF counsel Will be present
Tomorrow TO argue the case. and the de-
eesion viii be looked forward TO with great
interest.
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Owing 20 the high prices charged by the
gas companies In England number 81
tarxe towns. as we'll as London suburbs.
like Wimbledon. have been compelled TO
revert 10 oil lighting for street lamps.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card in effect June I. 1Ssk

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATcON
ROUTE.
State OF washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. At 10 2: m.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND LA CON.
NER ROUTE.
FaIrhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday At =. m.
Telephone. Main 2B. YesIer dock.
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Sundays ars fixed holidays excepted
sissgsU woFta Of Ash are daily dragged out
OF the sea hy she fishermen os England
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than Mrs. Norgenstern. the winner of last
winters tournament, made. There were
seventeen entries. out of which ten made
IS or over. Following are the SCORES:
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THE Alaska STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILLAPA.

Capt George Roberts
leaving Seattle for Alaska October -
JD1. q 10 o'clock. and every afteen Days
thereaftsr.
20 J. a. CARROLL Agent
Schwabacher dock. Tel. Pike e.
CHARLES Z. PEABODY. General Man
agsr. Seattle
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The mems smoker to be given at the
. a. Z. this evening will commence
promptly al $50 o'clock. The pro-
gramme Is good one and Is deserving
OF a good attendance j. r. Parkinson,
who viii referee. is Thoroughly nostaa a.,
the duties OF the position.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTON ROUTE

INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY F. PERLEY
Leaves Ga,braith dock. foot OF Washing
PIT White Bremerton. United States Dry
Dock, Charleston. Sidney. Tracyton. Chi
CO. S!iverdale. at 800 D. m: Saturday. 200
D. m: Sunday. p. m. returning. leaves
bilverdale ct s:1 . m. Telephone. Red
isl
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ocoseenaa, Baoch sear,,. wa.A
orfiiic;Ii;ks And :Tii;iu;;;iiE
Frank I HIocre:t Is:ssssnf S.Sss.x.
S.9uvce SchwaAacAer John Cos1iaN
Deposits received from n - s,e~
In,eress aIioveS rer snnnr a.
November. Leans ma3e On rsss 49, - =.
approved coilaserais sniy.
DEXTER HORTON . co n1NTCa
Incoepoyu.eA M.
Capatal 1895. Ssoe -
surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f00 -
President ..............A A. Denny
Cashier ..............F. n. Van NV
fers on New York. cS,csrs 81 psa ~ ~
Francisco Portland ana various p~ia.s n
Oregon and British Columbia
sight Bills OF exchange on London avail.
able ;ernal
honda stocka ana o$hep vns,sn 49,
csivsd On depoas for ssfs keeninS
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL nANac
or SEATTLE
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PORT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. s. Mail.
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
street. $50 a. m. calling at South Beach.
Burcheii. Brick Yard. Bremer;on. u. s.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracytop.
Chico. Sllverdale- Leaves Port Orchard
navy station at p. m: arrives Seattle
at D. m. r. ~. Robinson. master. Lilly.
Bogardus & Co. agents. Telephone. Main
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Phil Kelley. one Of the prominent mem
bers OF the 3. A. c.. has Just returned
from an extended trip to New York and
chicago. He met the famous Sport"
ponneiiy, who coached the s. A. C. foot
pan team last season and had a long
taik with him. Donneiiy worked hard
ali summer In his fathers printing and
publishing house. which Is the largest i'm
chicago: but with the return OF the foot
bail season. has gone back to the sport
he loves lie is now playing end for the
Chicago Athletic Club team. and twice
each week goes TO Racine. Wis, to coach
the athletic club team OF that place
There Is fellow named Boyd playing
with Racine. and he Is supposed TO be the
old s. A. c. player
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

STRS. GARLAND AND EvANdEr..
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Nom
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at Z. n.
for Port Townsend, Port williams Dam
Eeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent. Gettys-
returning, arrives at Seattle p. m. on
opposite days. Steamer EvanGel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Townsend. Port An
and Fridays at $50 D. m: arrives Seattle
alternate days $50 p. m.
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3s-!nch Cashmere. worth Sc. cred-
itors' price &c a yard.
as-inch Storm Serge. worth sc. cred
.tors' price i5c yard.
se-snch Aii-Wool Storm Serge. worth
75c. creditors price 49c a yard
<s-!ncan Aii-wooi Henrietta. worth Sc.
creditors price Zoe a yard.
4s-inch Ali-Wool French Serge. worth
81. creditors price zoe yard
3s-snch Atwood Fancy Solesis. worth
TIC. creditors price sc a yard.
{3-inch Ar-Wooi Rough Effects.
worth s., creditors price CSC q yard.
se-lnch All Wool Black Boncle. worth
tie. creditors price Sc a yard.
finch All Wool Boacie, fame,
blacks. worth S.z5. creditors price Sc
a yard
fS-lach All-wooi Silk Soiesf. worth
slEa. creditors price SOC a yard.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or TIN
safe OF WASHINGTON. for the Couney q
rserse.p = hrowsr. pasintin. ~ Lega1
and Testament Of James John1on, a.
CEASED. Marion johnson. Canrle6 n.
Johnson. John Johnson. Anthe9H
Johnson. Mary johnson Smith and I1oulD
c. Smith. her husband: Matilda n y.
Morris Ard David s Norris. detendApeak
The State OF Washington 10 The aat0
Thomas NJ. Johnson. defendant:
You are hereby summoned 70 AppeaR
first publication of this summonA tc'-WiE
within sixty days after the 18th day ok;
September. l&s. and defend tho Allows
and answer the ccmnlasnt OF che p.Ainlins
aas serve COPY or your answer upon The
undersigned attorneys FOR plaintiff. 6
Your failure 80 to do. Judgment viii -
rendered against you according to the
demand OF the compsssni. which hae been
The object OF the above-ensifsed action
Il 10 forecfose q mortgage unon tho fols'
lowing described real estate IN King coun-
Of the soaihw~s, quarter OF ne rorthessf
quarter OF section number th1rty-four, IL
township number twenty north. Of rAn9o;
number six east 81 the Willamette meri0s
nm. containing twenty acres. more az 1es1,
which said mcrtga~e WAS executed ~
james johnson and his wife. Marion JohG.
cure the payment of ave hundred cotlatn
due upon note Of even date with ~
mcrtxaxe. executed hv sid James yoAdp
soa and Marion johnson to ths MAeo4
Mortgage Loan Company. due four yearo
after dale. The plaIntia asks thak Whats
ever right. title. interest. lien or equity
OF redemption tho defendant. Thoma1 II
Johnson. who Is son and heir-at-lAW g
the said JAmeA Johnson. now 0ece&4eds
and Marion johnson. has In or to 81
nsrtxased prsmises the same ~ -
REED q NUADE
Attorneys fer plaintif. ONCE and po91~
Office address: Rooms as <l8 ard a.
Chamber OF Commerce Hundine n
coma. Pierce County. Warrington.
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l.. 4 y. TRANSPORTATION co.
Steamer Champaign. Skagit River Route.
Leaves Seattle. October n. at a. m. !:
October q, at Z a. m; October 81, at
a. m. Leaves Mount Vernon. October Is.
at a. m: October 30. at q. m. Novem-
Der I. at q. m.
Calling at Stanwood. Fir. Skasit City.
Mount Vernon and Avon. fTulalip going
south Sunday and north Tuesday,
CITY DOCk.-Steamers for all Points
On the Sound. Open all night.
s. q. YERKES. Manager.
Teleuhone Main 81
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OGsnCn tfNe aStrakndI. worth $ls.oD.
creditors price sles5.
@s-inch Seal. Thibet Collar. worth so.
creditors price s23o.
s7-snch Electric Seal. worth SIS cred
tors price. ss.s5.
sc-inch Fine Lynx 600 sweep. worth
SIS. creditors price &.95.
c--inch Cape. Seal. Ma-ten Collar.
worth SO. creditors price si2ss.
ea-lnch Seatette. Fur Trimmed U35
sweep. silk Ened. worth $i2.so. cred
tors price sis
se-snch Sealette. Seal Trimmed Css
sweep, worth si35a creditors price
$50
ao-lnch Seasette. ThiSes Trimmed.
embroidered. Fancy SIX Lined. fss-
lnch sweep. worth 81. creditors price
Sass.
ss@nch Heavy. Fur Trimmed, Black.
worth 81. creditors price TIA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
KRCSE AND MADISON LINE

st<amshtp Transit Viii issve Seattle for
Central America on December Is.