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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
A Recelvcr,. ,ompen.a,,on.

Fred X. Strive. receiver in the case OF
the German Savings and Loan Society vs.
Joseph +. Mcknight et al. filed his re-
port IN the superior court yesterday. and
also nied a petition asking that his con-
pensation be nxef. The report showed
that since he took possession OF the PROF.
erty tie receiver aas succeeded n keeping
all of the houses occupied and has col
iccted ssSo.S0 In reats. OF which sssi5S was
raid over 10 the German Savings and Lam
Society, by order OF court. ana other ex-
penses. including water rates and repairs.
amounting TO 81, have been paid. As no
order has ever been entered stating the
receivers compensation. petition asking
that the same be done accompanied the
report Judge Langley heard the report
and petition. approving the former ard
fixing the compensation at So.
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p.,r,.e IN ponh.m Divorce Case.

Judge Humes made the decree ycster-
aay In the divorce case 81 Caroline A.
Y,anhnm VS. william T. ponham. which
was continued from last Monday on ac-
count OF the children being IN Nictors.
awarding the divorce and the custody cf
the children 10 the defendant. The plain
tuv was not Ii court but her attorney.
r. p. Edsen. informed the court that the
children had been returned from Nieto-
ria. and Fred II. Lysons. who was pres
eat with his client. Mr.. DoRhsn. was d.
rccsea 10 prepare the decree IN his favor.
Deputy Sheriff Morgan last nleh' took
shsrss 81 the children, who have hereto
sera been in .he custody 81 the p,alaii6.
ana Nil today turn them over 10 the de-
PENDANT
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Personal tax payers VII rSc*iss pose.
Gard this mosniag saat wit' cause taeAFs.
Tor she tire aeiHS. te ar"p tfot'tiss 50
.,,f,,,ss themselves on Ire value q their
.,,.1s,,, Goods. These postai cards were
-, as,t YESTERDAY hy .hs bard y edca4-
=. Fses ard we're addresses IS many ef th1
s.s,sssse fa~rayers. wgfn she request t7&t
sssv yssgt she eoard AZ tas eourtsoase aa3
sxo2s&n Why their nsrs0nsl taxes shessa
rot es RAISED. These viS3ts ~ 'ea1 =
uven up the meesingH q tee s''. 49,. -
~, :, ne prexsat une. Asvs BEEN some
MIA. SsuhtA
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WASH. Frank Ashfey ard Era Pile. bob
es Seattle. ard R1HeFz Tssdan = ast@ey. q.
1s6lsz- All Barbara Kz1sss Bseasea- ..
Bsfs@yae- WASH.
Use receiver IN re ease es johanna
Grznbzan vs. Maurice Grur1azln
Yesterday xran*sG permission 20 purchase
eo<sss 10 the auss8ns - 80.
TEe ,rssr CT Default wAieh wss srsere1
~ fae ezz. OF s. - G-s@l-h VS. ss1.s
Smith - a.. some time sgo. -ss So ass1e
yesterday bY JUICE IsnxssY.
". ". wzrssN. administrator % ths
estate ~ l. n. ES3e-. took hss oass q
oHSee YESTERDAY and sssd rs bird ~ S-5sL
~ith john Kingston ard ~ Martin as s1T-
etsss
A default % re defendants. Seattle mar
kes and Georxe r. Aagf. IN tns case q
Carl l.. Beckmann vs. Lazxie Fa1slan et
al. wss signed BY Judge cseorn yestsr-
day
Henry A. swifs ara Emma swffr have
beea granted leave 20 interviews n me
case IN which Ere county % kfHx n pselE-
TT and TIRE state az Washington e. al are
Defendants.
Jr1Ts Hansorf yesterday cysvruee the
demurrer 90 the mxssSa Tor q revival O.
judgment kerstcgore rendered n fevcr o.
]. u. Arthur axeirat ire LAanasrnasn
Bark % snoAoraIsh.
". G. Clifford the recently appointed
Justice % fne peace OF Dunlap precinct,
fled mis- official bond nj 500 n the superior
court YESTERDAY. with James Weed. Sd
san A Wed. Wilson Davidson and Laura
h Davidson "a sEresles
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BOB EHMAN DEAD.
A Well Known Character in
the Sound Country.
QUICK CONSUMPTION THE CAUSE
He Died at Methow sunday-Some-
thing of His Career in
This state.
QUICK CONSUMPTION THE CAUSE

Word was received In this city last even
ing OF the death at Meshow. Sunday, Of
Big Bot" Ehman. OF quick consumption.
The passing Of the ex-detectiye. ex-sa-
loonkeeper. zx-mcxchant. pos tnaaStsr and
politician removes from the stage OF life
a character well known In many districts
OF the state, and particularly in this city
Ehman's last star engagement IN Seattle
Was after his return here from the Okla
hogan country. where he had been con-
spicuous Ia local politics. besides conduct
ing general merchandise store and hold
Ing down the Federal billet OF postmaster.
When kshman came back TO Seattle he be-
gan shooting np the town" pretty iib-
orally, and after his money had been
squandered about the variety shops and
saloons he raised the wind by forging q
check % the Tacoma Smelling and Retln-
ing Company for s., 10 which he signed
the name OF Wv. Cakes as treasurer.
On the strength OF the statement that the
check had been sent over TO him in part
payment OF an obligation owed him by the
Tacoma people. he succeeded in raising
500 on the check. by borrowing various
sums from Billy Belond, who conducts a
saloon at Washington street and Second
avenue south. After Beiond became sus-
picious OF the quality of the security he de-
posted tho check, and during the time of
it's transit from Seattle 10 Tacoma and
tue ok pei ty TIC r4ilrtb-
ing and refining ompany. Ehuan skipped
out and went presumably TO Victoria
-Four or FIVE DAVIS after his trip abroad
Ehman quietly slipped back 10 Seattle.
where he was found several days later by
Detective Cudihse. secreted in the Denver
lodging house. The officer placed him UNI
der arrest. and he was given a preliml-
nary hearing and his bond fixed at 500.
Pending the action OF his friends In pro-
curing the bond Ehuan remained in the
county Jail. At the time OF his arrest he
was sick. and. according 10 his own state
ment. was dying OF consumption His trial
has been postponed from time 10 time.
but the case would have been disposed OF
during this fairs court.
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s,,,,tnall~t Camp Meeting.

Tho Spirituallst camp meeting ~ ssas.
..,,s~,,ny onits an interesting time was
Ma NrS wesslake, of Portland. an ac-
cor,,,ishe,i vocalist. had charge OF me
r,,,,sic The speakers were Mrs. EiIa
RovaI Williams. Of Salem. whose g9,ass
sssnss srue splrituaiism: Mrs. II. c. West
lake whose control talked o. ppsps'es
,,nn Cor isfe In the spirit world; Rev. ".
:, rove W~s. spaulding. Mrs. Mecali. OF
Tacoma. Mrs. clifford read very psess
lag Mrs. Georgia Cooley lectures ullees
an who heard II. In the aieeiho -
ene5sums meeting was par 10 .s..,-
~ : number OF persons, and IN the 49,
~ ~ Georgia Cooley lactured under
eon;rol." and then gave tests
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TO EFrEcT A. SAVING.
hecssvcr Bryant, OF seattle Coal a Iron
Co. Can Buy an Ore Washer.

w oSyAufs OF S&ntrte NCAf a Iron
Co. Can Buy an Ore Washer.
The trouble which has been encountered
BY the Seattle Coal and Iron Company IN
not being aole 10 dispose OF over 5000 tors
OF small coal Al the mines at Gilman,
owing 10 the foreign matter in the coal.
VIII soon Be averfed ana the coal put In
condition whereby II will be mate market
able. as Judge Langley yesterday granted
Receiver John III. Bryant permission 10
purchase coal washing plant 20 cost
s2.0ee
The petition Of the receiver stated that
he has on hand about 500 tons % small
coal which cannot be disposed % because
OF the foreign matter contained "a IL. and
for which there Is no present market, He
also showed that during the coming win
ter more of the same kind would aecumu-
late unless steps were taken 10 prepare II
more carefully for market by removing all
the dirt and slate. For some time he has
endsavored 10 utilize the coal BY hand
picking. but that process was slow. ex-
penssve and rot thorough. With the aid
OF A mechanical washing plant the IN
creased value OF this accumulated coal
VIII more than pay for the plant. The
court heard the petition read and author
lzed the purchase OF the plant. the cost
not Ia exceed & fss9
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Judge c. IT Hsntor4 isft teF INC h'4ss
ls.s rsxat az sac o'esses-
r,eeatx tsntts4 states Aarsaas sSsaes NJ
Genter vas "a Everett fssFes4 AN
s.xs - faaxsa CsgaA&m - l. ; ;. sHhs
st al - 1aaSe L.a1e4es-
James IAov3 f.s84er. a native g IS
lsns tso& oag na,wvs asz=st 900 R~s<ss SNs-
tsraax arsare fasge laaagses
s.s...Ys as snteress IL 80 s9VeTter
80 S.ssSssrssaS ia sNe e&<R - 9ARs -
swsSs -. MaFv IL peaR4& e a.
a. e~sev 81 asfsnii 4 80 ssse :. =. 80.
King ss MARY .saa 1890
- ~~rr.snx sale - rrcaeyiY =
- -. - Jas L<@Ty - kFxssetsN
kF..x Il * fsr si-ae Was sSuee - ~''~s
laNxssg yesterday.
- - - sklffsass4S an1 F2xlass Ms
ts,.~ h.ssh 81 seattle Ae8Ak Il -
.a4 I.ala Eg.Ea2 Na.sSs. eSaA . --s@--~ -
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FROM A NOTORIOUS HOUSE.
A TweIve-Year-osd Girl whoswas Not
I'm Cool Company.

Detective Edward cpdihee brought . Il
yeaF-oid girl named Matilda Ewart up 70
police headquarters last night and turned
Der over 20 The rnafron- The girl vas ros
charged with any offenss, but afr- Cucshse
had been Informed by the women residents
81 the LyfeIf house or Washington street
that tire child was In the house. and that
the surroundings were not conducive 10 q
pure life. As the innocence Of the little
Ewart girl EAs not doubted. the detective
went 20 the notorious place and found her
acting as n maid 20 a common prossisufs
name1 Minnie Haiti. Later IN THE night
the roFnAns psramonr. q lonssnofeman
n<ned Wheeler. went I'D 20 HEADQUARTERS
and said thar ne Ewarf girl was en-
ploys1 by him 20 look after the HIATT
woman. who xas sai9 90 be sick The
women OF the district who reported the
sirt 10 she detective state tha; the erapioy-
renf ~ the g1ri was the rushing ~ the
ear Tor the numerous callers 81 Mss
Hatts apartments. Today the child VIII
be turned over 10 her grandmother. a Mrs.
Brrnn. who lives on Jackson street. be-
tween Seventh and T. ghth avenues. and
who Is said 20 be in ignorance Of the sur
roundlnes and influences OF the tenserioin
neg EoofAood.
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4-gh bars American Castle Soap. 4os
bar.
s-lb bars Imported CASTLE Soap. SOC
bar.
Sea. cake Imported CASTLE Soap. &
bar
Genuine cosaso Battermllk soap. sc
box.
al White Rose SOAP. 4So box.
Pears Scented soar. aSc box.
KRIS Deg Soap. iSc cake
klrk's Tar Soap. SC cake. for &c.
Kinks Oatmeal Soap. s. cake. for
sc
Kinks Pilgrim soap. Sc cake. { for sc.
Pinagd's Eau ds oulnine, 900 and sc
bottle
co,ga;e's Toilet Waters. sSc and SIC
bottle.
PlnLAd's Toilet Waters. ESQ and sse
bottle.
Murray q Lanman's Florida Water,
Soc and zoe bottle.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder. COO.
Sozodont, &c.
Rabsfoam. &c.
Saunders Face Powder. &c.
Pozzoni's Face Powder. 4Sc.
La Blache Face Powder. AZ
Tooth Brushes, iec. iSc, sc. Sc. 4oc.
Soc
NAH Brushes. SC. loo. sc. ssc. soc. CSC
to sis5.
Hair Brushes. sc. Sc. soc. &c. SIC.
$.0a. si& 10 sss0
Pray's diamond Nan Enamel. sec.
Velvet Skin Powder. 90.
Velvet Skin Soap. 2oc.
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rhe approachlnE state fair VII be held
A. North Yakima sepfemoer : 10 octo-
bsF 2 4 glance 80 the advance sheets OF
me tr.niuFu fist indicates that the wash
so-se,, state fsIr Will ~ grand s0ncess-
sg-b. premium list - receiving tha cordial
.,,nDsrt or ths dlscrtngiaatin< business
y,sn - the Pacific %eT avest. ard they
ra~orufse ia q n valuable medium 10 reach
tNa nssrae TIE wsrk Oh tas book Is rev
rapgiix progressing = WI haEe "ide
.lfsf~st.afton araeng farmers and prod aeers
,.,,sra4svr. uot emily ia sAis state. clg N
sArsxnr. faahc wud MentAws. ~. E. Dick
traen y no - getting eat the preuiaui Nss.
7.g,1fsts.f Yesterday. lie says Be has mex
,.ssh very sysos success n Seattle and that
80 business sssa have recognized the ea-
vantaScs az heiaing the trade q ccrn-
snausfy tast sAro~s - muoh business
twfa Seattle.
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large camping party left on the yscn.
C,vrane Yesterday for Agate osseh. -
island. for a two weeks oouhs, ~
nars =. -he party are Mr. and Mrs D. "a
',oa - ~ awa Mrs. : G. hseonnafut.
Ss,s. Tailv Maitland, Mss Jennie Hoi-
S- 800 Miss Maud Bailey. Miss s'an 7,fe
t :. Miss Clara Gillette, Mss aisI-
y-,,,ssta Miss Bessie Burwell, MISS
=, -. tFanraons. Miss Anna Temple.
Us Rose Hegars,. Prof. Il. w. 1onhs,1'
NJ n q. Krause. Mr.. VIII Tempe . MI'
7, ] rolman. Mr.. @. A. cosrnsh' hr -, - =.
NJ Allen. Mr.. A. NJ. Day. .1'ssr ~. "a
sofnea later BY Mr.. =. Van ~ eA'''A @
pot q A Taylor.
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THE ROBBINS ESTATE.
Guardian Nixon Piles HE Re port I'm tho
Superior sourt.

j. G. Nixon. guardian of the late
"skagit' Robbins. Oiled his report In the
probate department OF the superior court
yesterday. showing that he resolved from
the sale OF tho personal property OF de-
ceased fsi2.05. or which amount he ex-
pended slso.oi. leaving a balance Of sisS.0i
Besides the cash now IN his hands, Mr..
Nixon states that there are fourteen game
fowls. worth $40. one bar and back bar.
worth sis: piano worth 500. and some
lots in Gilmans addition 10 the city. the
estate consisted largely OF thoroughbred
game chickens. fighting and hunting dogs
and biooded hogs. making Il necessary fer
the guardian 10 employ keeper a. a cost
OF SO. The report also states that q
woman named BERTHA Moore claims the
plano as hers. bat Mr.. Nixon says he has
a good defense and Will tight II.
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ros~iana Mining Notes.
Ross'ana MlnA-.

Roxs.ant Miner.
TIE diamond drfu mas cut a small string
er az rood grade ore in the iron Horse
!. is SIN lonz distance from the main
vein.
The sever-arsn compressor plant ship
ped by me ersoil->srgsant company
for fns. Monte CTssto mine is a. North
port. IL Is expected thai Il VIII be de-
ilvere9 a. the naiae by Wednesday.
The shat, o. the Lily May IS now down
Ronssgh8nE over 10 feet, and some very
torn. +; = proposed . make a shipment
soon ard Obtain q sToelter test OF the ore
Manager Cslssn has raj number OF
men dong sorse surface work on the Ger
truce. Taey soUne a fne edge. which
shey h-aHe sts.ppe4 Tor some distance;
sons assays mses % the Gaping showed
fairly good va4ue tn geld.
Tsxo forces a men viii ee pat 20 work
on the Go.dsn Chaxsot ard Great Western,
ore Or tse vest ea4 near the Ntckw.
Piass ground &nd ore Ga me east era
Rear shs line % she Charleston. tE - pro-
poses 20 sink shaft and Omen up the
property u a thorough manner.
In another Tsonth tie Jumbo an Re
uretfv wa4 cpenea up Hy thas line the
connection wi pe made from he QppsT
tunnel - the saatt. sd tha ioweT tunnel
caHlag all 81 ssene Above 20 more aezriy
determine ths sxtent and Formation o.
tae pay ere ehutsS
Tee Young America. OF Deer Park
MOUNTAIN having 0&@n surveyed Ter
cTaSN ErAgs \ Ez&fs Sc k@tng sQnk or ire
yssn 3ssf oUtSaas TIE Badger Nc ssue.
T2se en+Sre @cES = sn MASSIVE sro1 ere.
ceFTFkEE Ee.4 ar cQpHag. a03 ire VA -
Aag~ A9t pei been reacae&. TIE property
- 50 - thoroughly explored ard gives
Erv4t promise o sxee,ssat TssSlss
Nighg Al eay sA-fls save been pat 20
wogk IA the tuuEe. ~ th@ Acsatsnay. TIE
cG3sF rsss1r START E1s[ ao1 - really FER
ser1sne far nsoNt = xes. AGt zhs UosuEsAay
t1g4ENE j a. Vssaz Re ~ c.sAu un ard So
s1ac1 worE AS cgt before he drills are
~ <cnE FSs as Fasee % heavy uss-
rst-esT sN~ IRE kc01sasT ara sot8ul ts =
&aw i w4s ore spctton a. fAA hix Gy-
Sssel aa1 szzs a heavy cad FOR eight
acTsrx
SSzae very rlca ore = beng taken from
tae ~aSss sEsktt ASSAYS rzzass~ . few dass
s&e % cosss<- u - he 12sst .ook.nx ere
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sorne Camp. No. s.. woodmen o, the
world. which vas Instituted las, S~s'
rava its first smoker at q. A II hs -. =.
The Hsnckley block last hlsn,, ..-a.si
"a literary programme was given. every
.','.,ts.sr reeeivfnr a hearty encore. Re-
80, ,.y,.. we're served AT late hour and
-, confirmed untE the morning
BOWS Although "a new oTEanizatfon tise
rav-., hss over seventy members aho -
..--..vsfxr growing.
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the fret appeal Go the superior eogrt
sf shis county from thc decisions OF the
state land commission wss hled yesterday,
- annrifsnts being John Parkinson ara
,Vsf. THE property in controversy = toe
,ssa propsrty along the water front north
AZ senssa street. whleh the laiae coSisals-
.tor decided belonged - Charles Hopkins.
as his utie fe the aeufuns upland nfeF-
r~tv was ciear while SAat % ne RafSiss-
sans VAS uoE Tee Columbia g FHsat
SQUAD railroad whieh was aNs3'ie1 = Po'-
80, AZ the sronerty. = also named as
sefsaaant The property in controversy
,sessgsfS ~ tets ard ) IN hioek Isl. lot I
~, bie-k ~. ana log tn block no
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Now Mining Company.

The Seattle ard Grouse Mountain Min
ing Company was organized yesterday
hy the following gentlemen. F. ". West.
Il. A Bgiagman. George T. Gilmore. s. j.
Small Horace Mcclure and c. f Thurs
ton. az Seattle. and 4. A. prary. A NJ.
Symons and F. J. George. oe Spokane.
Norshport and Rossland. This company
IL organized for the purpose OF develop
Ing msning properties located on Grous@
rnoufsln British Columbia, near the In
,s-nsedls;s boundary line. The principal
claim Of this company Is the Jim Blaine, :"
about I've miles south o. Rossiand. Il
lies nsar the famous Helen nina
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Books. Books.

Paper back Novels. &c books for &c.
Paper back Novels, sac books for iac
Paper back Novels. Zoe books for s>c.
Closh-bouna books. gilt top. az &c.
worth SOC. Following titles: Adam
Bede.'' ''Children OF the Abbey" David
copperfield," Deer Slayer" scottish
Chlefs,'' Natural Law IN the Spiritual
World" oliver Twist Robinson
Crusoe.' 'Seif-Heip." .Thaddeus of
Warsaw" Vanity Fair" Last Days
OF Pompeii. ''Waverly.'' ''Ivanhoe."
''Romola.' Tiles. Human and Divine"
ssVicar OF Wakefield. Cloth-hound
books soc. worth 7se. as follows. ''con-
LESSONS of an English Opium Eater"
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Mrs. Z. Tsllna.,ge Dead

Eina, Aug. lo.-Mrs. E. Tallmadge. a
highly respected lady residing on the sat
sop. died suddenly on Friday evening.
and was buried in the Odd Fellows GEM
etery at this place yesterday afternoon.
She was supposed 20 be In her usual
health and was in the sitting room with
her family. one Of them playing on the
organ, when she was overcome by dizzt-
ness and fell out OF her chair. dying soon
altar
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MRS. III. j. BUM DEAD.
Doc. Moody's Knife Was slow In
Killing Her.

Elnia. Aug. -Special.-Mrs. Fl. ].
Bum, who was so brutality assaulted ana
stabbed by Doc" Moody two weeks ago,
died yesterday morning ar about ; o'clock.
she made an ante-mortem statement OF
the circumstances OK the crime. and ex-
pred within Ave minutes after signing the
statement A post-Eortem examination
was held by Drs. Blair and Hin, OF Elnas.
and Or. Beach, of shelton. under the aa-
thority OF the coroner, and the immediate
cause OF death found 10 be internal hemoT-
took place today.
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81 September. showgnx q sasar~ ~ :.
Ap1s ixlszsen<zls. t2Ts. sup@-snssr4~rse -.
U.s. ssrfnsze for the ssrsss 1epzrrru~-.
Tor the month vas s. 80. ard TIA. az g.
perfrtenaerf Yognss. 81 the wafer oso@wr-
usent. was - ssSs
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Ex-senator rdcerton Dead.

Sioux Fails. 5, D.. Aug. 10.--Judge Alonzo
Edgerton died On sunday of Brights dis
ease. Judge Edgerton was a member ~
Minnesota's first legislature. lie succeed
ed Senator Window in the United States
senate. and was president OF both consti-
tutIonal conventions here. He VAS APP
pointed territorial Judge by President Har-
rison IN lSs9.
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The North Western line have three daily
trains between -. Paul and Chicago. II
your train from the West should be late.
and YOU dont connect. recoilect lis Jess
than two hours TO wait This is an Inn
portanf matter II you are IN a hurry. F.
w. Parker. Puget Sound agent, ssi FIRST
avenue. Seattle, wash.
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Mems furnishings

We are now giving special values m
Mems Half Hose. both IN cotton and
woolien.
Mems Merino Half Hose. ~ lsc or
for &c
Mems Merino Half Hose. extra quail
It's. sc pair.
pair or for SOC.
Mems Fine Gauge Half Hose. in tan.
brown or black. at &c pair.
Mems Extra Quality Cotton and f.isie
Thread. IN plain eolors or SIR einhroi-
dered. reduced from SOC pair 20 3Sc or
3 for 81.
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Just the Thing You Need
Seeds Water Filters and Strainers.
FIT ANY nGTT PRIZES s and N
l. {. NILES CO. FaH Wy sna Tn n, xsn Arrs

ever foan3 IN the Josie. and there appears
20 oe q considerable body OF - An air
pipe Is beng run from the compressor
70 the east end line OF the Josie. and
drill vii be pus in drift H-hsch has been
commenced from the Poormaa sraft- TIE
ore body here Is two or three feet wide.
and the quality Is good.
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Death of +. w. johnson.

Chief OF Police Reed received dispatch
yesterday afternoon from the sheriff OF
Thurston county asking about the friends
or relatives OF Edward W. Johnson. who
used TO conduct the Ballard house. In Bal
lard. stating that the ex-bonifscs died at
Shelton Sunday last.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

IN. lecture oefpre the seattle AT Iasxae
svs sehsol % Design thls sveaiux wtii Se
~ Ms Arnss ~ Green. who : = airector
~ sAs Ars LezEse ~ New York, whose
Lees ara their wogk wfil es reviewed by
IA lecturer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

T-N. s,s-v.tsz<ss sxcarx&oa - -. s~Aeh
"a. sa~ssv. Auxnss - SKIES carried Tree
go escxese rne@s. TSs&sts aew So sac
- Sa-sh@rn rswsss efssss. S@Atsse. g. .
81 resgsa trs-. wAseh lnclaiss Beat fzFs.
--,zs. ~ttl l-ax. Seattle a. ~ = n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

A, .etioa was begun Yesterday - shs
SUPERIOR esgrs Ia the fa5le~ias case
N A Grabe ~ Jaatss sSlansr 80
Mary - aneFs sToif'Ss@fs Asss asa '-'N'
sage. SE--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

London. Aug. lo.--Baroness Tennyson.
widow OF the late poet laureate. Is dead.
She was a daughter OF Henry Sellwooi.
and married Alfred Tennyson in 1850. Her
son. Haliam Tennyson. to the present
naron Tennyson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

The Northern Pacific are now making
a rate OF enc fare for the round trip to
Aberdeen and Ocosta- Tickets on sale
sverv aav. Nothing more pleasant than
vixgt 10 the grand Pacific ocean.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
BREyIrIEs.

An old veteran admitted 10 the Solaiers'
home al Ortlng yesterday bears t1e home
number 900" There are not tfgat many
nosG al ths home. but this = the sesfth man
admitted since the institution vas opened.