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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

In it's effect on courtship, the bicycle,
and especially the tandem, can turn
any road into a bridal path.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

A general desire to raise the wind is
due to the fact that most people in this
respect are in the same boat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

Some aphorisms won't stand analy-
sis. A current remark says the world
saves most of it's respect for the hard
est kickers. And yet, there's the mule.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

A Missouri boy put a stick Of dyna-
mite in his pocket and tumbled down
q flight Of stairs. His funeral was
more largely attended by other people
than by himself
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

The wise man doesn't wait for for
tune to knock at his door; he goes caa
to meet it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25
A Theorx


What do you think of the escape Of
MISS Cisneros from that Spanish pris-
on?'
- think some Of our ex-policemen
must be down there acting as jailers." :
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

regular seat and worh' ' nndokbi
as the rear rider. lhe pe' oths.
foot rests, one above the W,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25
1s+;c Scene in ls'

Domestic Scene III n..ls
"say, pa" inquired .9 I1,.r
sprockett, what Is a psailN ND
"a pedestrian? reps a IN tb3
EFT, scratching his head an !" BE- { |
ma "Pe-des-tri-an.' ,, ~
"Let me see! Oh, yes o |, ~ ~, sIl
that is what they use n,;o soil
when they walked''-oD"
nal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

Riders Face Each o'D''I
A patent has been TAKEN s. =
wheel built like a single One' y, :.
a seat in front of the haDuls,' y,
front rider faces the occup'''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25
lCn1J Al J.. LUV EJUY.
TIE MONUMENT TO HIS MEN,
DRY AT ALTON, Ill.

History of This Remarkable Mans
Fight Against IL. Evils of slavery
Thrilling Events that eliminated In
His Assassination.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25
worked Both W 'saars

Worked Both '"'asnrJ
Author-This is al , rrts|
world. Why, If l nau uouldpt1
Faddest has written | "''
Gus. -, +rnp ADD i
Critic-That may De u ~ a. rot
dest had written the s, ,1hor
wouldn't be famous, ellpe-.
Coains never have " ~, ~ ia
account of the gooo ''
with mems bones -
ALI the money dropped e., . ,rs d
is dropped by men WIZ
pick 1t up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
SEVEN DIVORCE SUITS.
In Each Case the Woman Ia Piainfin
and I'm Each the Allegation Is
Failure tn Provide

Woes OF the nismated formed the chief
subject OF consideration In Judge Jacobs
court room yesterday. almost the entire
day being occupied with bringing 70
nanght tho well-meant efforts OF numerous
eiergymen. justices OF the peace ard 9TH
ers authorized to perform the ceremony OF
marriage.
No less than seven suits fer divorce were
brought 20 the attention OF the court
three for judgment, three that time might
be set for hearing. and one on motion
for default In each case the woman Is
plaintiff. and in each case tho principal al
legation OF the complaint IL failure 70 pro-
vide. II would be interesting 20 know
whsthsr this charge. II true, Is aitriouta-
BE 20 the general hard times and scarcity
of work, or 10 the individual worthless
ness OF the defendants. The complaints.
withou, exception. indicate the latter. but
H. r. hardly conceivable that not ere OF tbs
seven defendants - able TO a1ducs some
extcnuating circumstances.
OF the first mentioned cases that OF An
ME f Beach against Walter II. Beach
fa. probably received greatest attention
from the public. The troubles OF the
Beach family were first brought 10 light
January ?, 1877. when Nathan II. Doods.
father Of Mrs. Abhie n. Brown. asked the
courts 20 remove her as exscutrix OF her
deceased husbands estats. on account OF
her submission 20 ths influence OF Wal
ter Beach. who. 80 was said. has so far
salned her affections that tho estate was
teing squan6ered in his behalf. AZ that
time I. was limited that Nrs. Beach was
seoondlng her husbands erorts In this
direction, bat subsequent events Indicate
that such was not the case. February 10
Mira Beach began suit for divorces. ard
yesterday her prayer was granted. Her
husband made 10 appearance In the casa.
rut MS interests were booked after. as the
law provides. by Deputy Prosecuting Al
toFney Hart.
Marguerite Lownan was granted a a.
vorce from her husband. W. T.. Lowmsn.
THE action was commenced February Is.
the complaint alleging drunkenness snd
failure 20 provide. Just after .he con-
mencsmeut OF ire suit Judge Meors was
called upon SRd granted a restraining or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Ladies' Dress Skirts.

For beauty and variety our assort-
nent of Ladies' Separate Skirts is un-
equaIled I'm the West. TIE assortment
contains eli that is new and popular
in brllllantines. fancy stylish mixtures.
rpohairs. cheviots and silks. Here are
"a few values that may interest you.
Ladies' Tailor made skirt. made Of
black figured mohair IL great variety
OF patterns. four yards wide, full lined.
bound with velvet. S2sA
Tailor made Skirt. made Of figured
hrflliantIne in great variety OF pat
terms. four yards wide. lined with per-
caline. velvet bound. bound seams.
A5a
Tailor-made Skirt. made Of plain
serge and wide vale back. seven
cores, perealine lined, velvet bound.
bound seams, 81 yards wide. sac
Ladies' Tailor-mais Skirt. made oe
best quality eheTiot serge, In navy,
green, plum and heliotrope. lined with
changeable taffeta. velvet bound, AZ
yards wide, ss.ss-
Ladies' Taiior-rnade Skirt, made OF
black fancy sackins. skirt trimmed
with braid. percaiine lined. velvet
bound. si2.5o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
The New Dress Goods.

Nigh. as well cry 70 sketch . Wash
tnSscn sunset with a lump os charcoal
- attempt TO Describe tie rich beau
ttes OF these mas1e-pseces OF weaver's
art Long ago We put eur standard
for Dress Goods az ths top. II has
nsvsr been degraded al q single point
Dress Goeds are the test Of a dry
goods store We ask the shopping
community OF Seattle 70 judge this
store by It's offerings OF Dress Goods
ard their prices. The following items
are interesting 60 intending pur-
ehzsers.
ss-inch An-vooi Cheviots. two ant
three eoiored effects. al the desirable
shades. &c g yard
so-inch Atwood Scotch chswiots.
new canvas effects. = complete line OF
coieriEss. i6c a yard
ss-inch Illuminated Canvas Cloth.
dark grounds iatsrmiagled wi d bright
CT SHADES Of magenta. blue and green.
SEC q yard.
sa-lnch Atwood Scotch Twee6s
fun range OF the latest mixtures. 90
q yard.
se-Inch Esamine Cloth. greens ana
t2as. sSc G yard
4o-!nch silk and Wool Mixtures very
desirable fer waists and childrsne
dresses, tic yard
Silk ana Wool Persian Figured Now
elites. new and select coiorings. SOC
yard.
as-inna Atwood Canava Cloth. 100
a yard.
sl-inch AM-wool Etamine Cloth. sl.oo
sa-inch Atwood Bedford Cord. si.oo
Q yard.
ss-inch An-wool Tailor Suitings.
tans. grSys. browns, greens. etc. x.S
yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Notions.

Here's q little Est Of everyday need
fuls selected from our noiisa stonk-
Cur price ideas prevail here tos--A
little more, q little better. than yo~
could expect or any ether store soska
offer for the money.
Cutters spool SIX. 100 yards, -:
Gutters' Spool Twist. 10 yarue ~
IS. II. q Al" CorduToy SKIRT binde
alvsteen Skirt Binafns, &c yard
Horn Dress Roma T-tnch. &c DEAN
Horn Dress Boas. s-lnch, &C doxsn.
Horn Dress Bone. s-lnch, &c dozen.
Horn Drass Bona. io-lnch, Sc dozen.
whAssooae Casing. s-yarA pieces eoe
20 piece.
&c spool.
Adanantins Pima, ic paper.
brass Pins. 800 in paper. "a rApeA
Safety Pins. small size, 20 PapsE
SAFETY pins, medium size. DC pdpeN
SAFETY Pins, large siza, &C paper.
Nickel Duplex Safety finA smAu
Nickel Duplex Safety Pima medium
Nick 81 Duplex Safety Pima. large
size, &c paper.
Kirby-Beard Wire Hairpiss. 70 boa
ogoth-ceversd Corset Stesls. 20 pAAr
Hooks aud Eyes. 1e card
Spring Hooks ana Eyes, &c caf1
White Pearl Buttons. &c 6ezsn-
Black or White Beat Quality coston
Elastic. Sc yard.
best Quality Black L.isle ThreaA
Nuwara's Hest Needles, 20 paper.
Crepe paper. for fancy work. iSc rosL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Church Circles.

The Edgsws:sr Congregational Y. p. s.
q. Z held IS regular monthly business
meeting Friday evening in the church
building a. Fremont A shert business
session was hela. devoted 20 plans for
local work. after which Mrs. ]. + Nichols
invited TIE members and q few other
friends to partake OF her hospitality st
her residence on hifS0urns avenue. A
pleasant informal, social evening was
spsnt BY eli. VITA charzGss and music.
followed BY luncheon The young people
present vera; Miss Carr. Miss Brooks.
Miss Aeutter, Miss Buhtz. Miss ves;a
Morrison. 1Eiss Arcs Graham, Miss Laura
Harmon, Miss kifc.s Brooks. tIiss sEsis
Bahs1 Miss Mamie stsahous.. Mr.. II. c..
Ntblett. Ar. c. 6, Eiain. Mr.. Gsorg. Agut-
ter. ZIP. Ernest Downis. Mr. L. X. Hsr-
rick, Mr.. John Storey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

1~ssuft es ssse-3zz. hss s&ez e~ts~s1
n ERE case CO II. IS4s-a yA. IzEacthy
Nseksy ans w&ta
SEBASTIAN szfvsT. q native - Ersnes
wsxxsrsaY rWnoancE1 rs seEzSaos ard
as admitted % elSlzsES2Sp ~ Judge "a
COTS.
rasen.awf's -sgttcE foe 3 rev sxlAs 81
a. e2ss ssf wits Tno<p "a. = NJ Sriga
81 a. ~As .sstsE4ay esnls1 ~ JZ94s
IsocGs
searsH~s sac - rexs estate hxs N-ez cen
-s-rrss ~ Judge Naars IN Eke ses eases
q P~:sT E1Aaa Va CatAzT1ae Scazsa6s
A-4 others
- case CO IA safe srst7~- Tkecso~s
S-AaEs esarTN1 MIRA o. 24zssEg Esn1~y
s.~s@r sA-se grseszsns &C q --z.Eg 93a-
aSs e%sn 80. Ssx tTtsl Ahren a.
TIE e=al a.esGzs - -cGas ~ S-lsh. as
~rE-ss&rzszr g ne ~sxA&@ q 11a1e y,
Sab. Ssc<ASs.. 49, yssss-s2y ss--svs&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

THE NOVELTY MILL CASE.
Judge Jacobs Gives . Judgment for
the Defendant.

Judge Jacobs yesterday rendered his de-
ciston n favor OF the defendant IN the
Alexander & Hexter SUIT against the Now
city Mil Company.
TIE importance Of this decision IN It's
bearing upon contracts between distant
parties has already been noted. It est4b-
Hzres a president that viii certainly be
borne in mind In tina making OF future
contracts.
The facts Of the case In brief were ss
follows: The Novelty Mil Company
wired Alexander * Hexter az OskesdaIs.
Wash. Offering q certain price for wheat
delivered IN Seattle. The Oaksscais firn
mailed an acceptance 90 the efTer and
shipped the wheat. Failing 20 receive al
immediate answer 20 the telegrsphic Of
fer, the mill company supplied Itself else
where. and when the Eastern shipment
arrived refused 20 accept Il. The Cakes
dale people sold a. loss. and sued the
mill company for r9le difference between
the original offer and the price received
In deciding for the defendant. Judge
Jacobs maintains what Is generally con-
csdsd 70 be reasonable principle OF law
that In teierra phing an offer OF pur-
chase. the telegraph company Is. for that
purpose, made the agent OF the offerer.
and the acceptance or rejection OF the
offer should be made through the same
agency
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Cares and Jackets.

Our prices on Wraps may not seam
remarkable because the garment Is
not seen at the same time. Such prices
are common enough. but they are not
eIsewhers placed on garments SO su-
perior.
Ladies' Tan Cover. Jacket, Gy front,
coat collar. flap pocket. double stitched
fennR. sS.43
Ladies Jacket. rElete OF black clay
worsted, silk lined. 1e.se.
Ladies' jacket. made OF Scotch rlir-
ture, fly front. vesvet collar. half SIX
lined, ssss
LADIES' silk Grenadina Cape, lined
with fancy changeaoIe elk. $50.
Ladies' Care. made Of best arahty
black clay worsted. black SILK hnirr,
handsomely embroidered With Jet ard
braid, ribbon bows. SIS
Ladies' Black DisEonsi Cape ~
inches long. elk lined, lace collar. rib.
bon bows suitable for elderly ladies.
Vss
Ladies' very handsome Green Bro.h-
cloth Cape, lined With ehA1geahle silk.
trimmed with git bra!G. Is Inches long.
si5o1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Ladies' Suits.

TIE popularity OF che Tasi0r-r.ade
Suft promises to be greater thar last
season. We have made extraordinary
preparations for the seasons trade
Never before have We been able 20
place en- sale such neat and natty
suits 20 moderately priced. We make
4, possible FER yea 20 buy ready 70
wear suit equal IN Style. at and finish
10 the very best efforts CT TIE most
skilled dressrraksr. 1T q lsss price
than you would have 90 pay for tho
material. Innings and trimmings. and
10 going 70 the dressuaker's hat .
dozen tines 20 be fitted 20 chance CO
a garment being spelled We can
measian but . few OF the extraordl-
nary values In this department.
Ladies' Taslor-raade SUIT. made OF
black or navy chevlot. ~ front Jacket.
percaltne lined skirt four yards wide.
SIS.
Ladies' Tailor~nate sui. made Of
eheviot serge in navy and black. ny
front jacket Il inches hong. coat collar.
flap pockets, lined with black serge.
perca1ins lined skirt four yards wide
es2
LADIES' Tasior-rnads Elton suit. MAIDS
or cheyiot serge il navy. gray and
green. silk lined jacket. nsstiy. trim
med with braid. percS-4lns lined skirt
four yards vida. Sls.ao.
Ladies' Tailor-mads Suit. rn.de OF
tan covert. IS front Jacket. n.ed VITA
tan serge. percaline lined skirt four
yards wide, sls.eo.
Ladies' Talier-nais SUIT. made Of
mixed sustinE In light TAN. brown or
gray. fy front jacket q inches long,
lined with chanxeabls silk. perosilns
lined sktr: four yards wide. $3.50.
Ladies' Tailor-naae Suit. made OK
handsome Scotch mixtures OF brown
or tan. fy front Jacket lined with
chan.eabls tafTeta, sleeves capped
with same, percaiins lined skirt a.
yards wide. 5000.
Ladies TaiIor-mAde Suit. made Of
black canvas cloth. fly front jacket,
fGll silk lined. percaline lined skirt -
yards wide This makes = beautiful
euit for mourning wear. 5000.
Ladies' Tailor made Elton Suit. uaads
OF chsviot in plum and green. tight
fitting silk lined Elton Jacket hand
somsly trimmed with braid. percalins
lined skirt "a yards wide. 5000.
Ladies' Tsiior-ma1e suit, made or
finest quality navy blHe cheviot serge,
fly front silk lined jacket, skirt as
yards wide. lined with parcallne, jacket
and skirt braided. $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
KRAUs PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
His Ignorance of the English Lam
KuaEe said to he Pretended.

Andrew Kraus, charged with the muir
der % Edward Foizke. was brought before
Judge Jacobs yesterday morning 10 enter
his plea
According 70 his statement Krau: IS
entirely unable 20 understand or syeak
the English language, so the court had
William @. Myers sworn IN as interpreter.
Kraus then entered riea OF not guilty.
and his counsel. Gamble d Hughes. OBJ
jected to having the hearing set at this
time. The objection was ovsr.ui=6 and
Monday. April II. was fixed as the cay
for trial
The prosecuting attorney has IL on good
authority that Kraus 4. quite cOnversant
with the English language, and his ignor-
ancs is all pretense. II this is true, TIRE
prisoner carries out the bluff remarkably
we'll HIS demeanor Is stoiidly indifferent.
and he betrays no interest IN or under
standing OF the proceedings except when
addressed In German.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Silks.

The reputation OF this department.
for lowest prices. best quality and
greatest assortment increases every
day. Tomorrow wa wiz show many
new creations, pleasant surprises for
our many friends.
A full line Of Figured India silks,
neat Aesirahls Designs. 4nc q yard.
A variety Of Printed Warp Foulards,
something entirely different from the
usual F'oular6s, &c a yard
q tifYsrent shadsngs OF C-aangeable
TaYsta SILK. This quality VIII be
found equal II not superior to the tat
seia silks that are ordinarily sold Tor
ii 90 q yard. TIC a yard.
9I-fnch Black Peau de Sole Silk. al
silk and reversible, 500 yard
sT-tnch Black Satin Duchess. worth
TITS a yard. at rs yard.
A variety OF colorirgs IN Snake Skin
Velour, me la;es; silk creation. at
$50 q yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Black Dress Goods.

A peerless assortment OF the choicest
Black Dress Goods Fabrics OF the
world 10 now arrayed on our counters
awaiting your inspection, at prices
that will tempt you.
s6-inch Atwood Double Warp
French Serge. 2Sc a yard
5a-inch Au-Wooi Double warp
French Serge. extra value. 5ec a yard
4a-lnch Atwood SolIel Figures, large
rich figures Taese goods are strictly
Atwood and ara extra heavy In
weight. 50c a yard.
40-inch Wool Figured Grenadines,
the novelties OF the season. viii be
found as stylish as goods at twice the
price, enc a yard.
45-inch Figured Armures. An ex-
animation OF these goods viii prove
highly satisfactory, Coo a yard.
ls-tnch Open Canvas Cloth. slo
yard.
44-fnch Brccaded Acknowledgements
ed Lizard English Cheviot, English
Armure-all very correct styles. &-zs
q yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

Ger 20 preven. Iowrsr from breaking into
the house shers lis wife resided. wasch hs
had previously attempted 70 do or tie
Use OF an az The court awards Mrs. Lew
raan the custody OF the oniy child. h<tls
girl % l. ard DEGREES TIA. sas be paid
support OF the enid
James P. Barns. having failed 20 answer
or otherwise plead In the action fer d.
vorce brought by h.s wife. Grace Burns.
was declared &c 1esauif, and Al order 70
that effect was signed The case has net
been SET FOR fra: hearing.
The following divorces were se. fer hear
ing:
Louisa ROBBINS vs. Richard Rohn.nS-
Friday. April 9.
Emma Z Robertson va Roeer. Z. Rob
ertson-Fr.tsy, March IS.
Minnie z Robertson W. Lee Rocersoa-
Friday. March -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
THE FRANKLIN DISASTER AGAIN.
Another Damage Suit Very similas
10 the Hughes Case.

The suit OF Mrs. Ella Hay against ths
Oregon Improvement Company has been
set FOR trial IN Judge Jacobs court
April 5.
Ths facts alleged IN this case are almost
Identical with those In the case os Mrs
Mary Hughes against the same company.
in which the jury gave Mrs. Hughes =
verdict for $500 damages fer the death
OF her husband IN the Franklin nina dis
asssr OF 1894. Mrs. Hay was bereaved By
the sams accident. and asks, as Gid Mrs.
Hughes. thu sum OF $4,000.
The Hughes case was long and stubborn
" contested, and an appeal TO The supreme
court. made BY ths defendant company. Is
row pending.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Hosiery.

Ours IS . Hosiery stock that So
store may 90 proud Of They win
give you every satisfaction that a geod
stocking can give. and coat you very
ntile more than the poor. trashy kind
anfantA' Wool Hose. In black, &c. 100.
Infants waoi Hose. IN black. silk
heels and t0es. &c. tec pair
Tnfants' Wool Hose, In tan pink.
blue, cardinal or white. nc or for 81
InfGnts' fast Black Cotton HOSE. IL
pair.
Chndrens Fat Black Cotton Hose.
seamless. sc. lzAe. lac pair.
Children's Fast Black Cotton Hose
seamless. double hssi ana toe, ia. -
2sc, sac pair.
Boys East Black cotton Extra
Heavy bicycle Hose, &c pair.
tsais' Fast Back Cotton Extra
Heavy Hose. sc pair.
Chsidren's Fast Color Tan Cottun
Eos-, i2:sc, 1sc pair.
Chn3rsfss Fast Color Tan Cotton
Hoae. double heels and toes. &c. $50
Ladies Fast Black Seamless Cotton
Hose, 100. i91.c Is 2-3c pair
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Cotson
Hose, high-spiicei heels, toes ana
double coles. &c. sc. 4se, 800 pair.
Ladses' Fast Gelor Tan Sea- FnIsse
Cotton Hose. &c. % i-5c. pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

TIE following rev suits were r1sf IN
"a superior court yesterday
Y. waNsrfp vs.. James =. Erosan e.
al-T-rsrscri on sp7sal of 2 ajnstG frrfn
Justice & r Austin. 90 tns recovery
% personAl pro19rxy las1sG Eg9a ~ Goa
ssNb.e BrcENa.
r. NJ Bsnsarin - SoTzsaz a BiEs-
low * af-PTc- e. SAoET Eets Tor Ss1s la
tevese Attorneys fees an1 tors's c@3T@.
pgW1faEa " Kirk laE6 - EdEin AZlc -
a,-ProrntsSoEy ross ter S-l9, interest and
foreclosure
Washington Dredging al m 2-oT~Ens e :
rxsuuAnv e a. - - E&5sl-'Traz scri -
On apueaa sro-n ire GeesStcG o. the st&Sa
bad q lAn4 CEN q ssSs creTs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
De Merx DIsfribution Ordered.

Judge Moore yesterday ordered dis
tribution OF the funds in the hands OF the
receiver OF A De MeTs 81 a. Ia the suit
against them by the Crescent Maau.4c-
turing Company. The moneys amount TO
about $40 ard are 20 Do distributed PRO
rata among the various creditors. The
court further orders the sale TO the high
est bidder OF all accounts and claims held
by the receiver for the benefit os the
creditors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

Sheriff Meyer has made bis return OF
sale in the following cases. II. G. Clay
vs. William W. Moves et a.. lot 10 block
s. in whites addition 20 the city Of Seat
tie. purchased BY ire plaintiff for The sum
OF 81. o. 80 John Duryea VS.. z. J. Gillette
ct az. TIE narth har OF lot Il. block 2 in
TIE tovsn Q; Bofhell: purchased By tie
rfalatIE FOR fsSasT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Toilet Articles.

ffere are come money-eaving prsces
on Tofa. Articles. The same smaa
prices prevail throughout this depart
rent:-
Pears' Inscented soap, E1ao cake.
Pear Scented Soar. I5c cake.
tTli White Rose Soap. Lso cake.
woadsary's Facial Soap. lso cana
gunsfoara, toc bottle.
Sszooort. Geo Sotus.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Ribbons.

The world OF RIBBON Fansses AAs
been o1rs 20 pick from We have pro-
vsded for cur customers the NEST en-
sensive assortment os New Eancv
Rfobons. embracing the newest effects
In Roman stripe Betting. oaaxs and
Linen Ribbons. ct pg.sss sEpTisingiy
lew.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

z p. Trenlper. appointed by the superior
court a. receiver OF The Spriag I'm Water
Company ia the suis brought against that
corporation oy ths city % Seattle. rlef bis
oath ard ooad yesterday. Tae bond Is
IN tas sum OF s10 co. and gives r. r. a.
kIns and JAMES, RI. Calvert a. kurstias-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
CAP. LUDLOW UPHELD
n THE CASE OF TRANSIT
.oyTEREY COLLISION.

asstsa Was BroaGht Against
RATED states Coast Defense
- aed Her Commauder-The
ersss.aI Statement Was That the
xx.-t Was Dne 20 FouIe
m~.s~~ Gear-Afterwards the
-~raiut Charged That the Mon
.,sr Was Anchored Within
w.,.r, Prescribed by . City Orr
~~-xo Permit From the
..~sor Master Was Obtained Tn
-, After the Collision.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

Tuers pcrua Is ono. more back o. the
h.nrh tr tire municipal court. He has
nothing 70 say about ths acticn Of the
legislature IN passing the eili seolishirg
ths court. THE MEASURE does ret SO into
affect until January. 1873.