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The age-herald., 1897-08-17
At Hotel Morris

w. B. Skirwing, St. Louis; V. D. Steen. Kansas City; c. B. Wilkins and wife. Tuscaloosa, J. E. Mahon, Columbus, Miss; B. B. Muller Columbus, Miss. {; Chas B. Stacy, Richmond, Va; w. B. fStarke. Washington. D. C.; J. H. Ash 4baugh, Cincinnati. O.; H. W. Woosley, Nashville; Chas. Hildebrand, Chicago; w. B. Swift Columbus, Ga; w. H. san ders, Mobile; E. T. Petre. Selma; Chas. M. Williams, Greenville. Miss; R. c. Mid dleton, city; Emmett Welch. city; G. B. Nico1s, New York; J. A. Sullivan, Athan- ta Mrs s. Lenell. Graenville Miss; AL bert B. Schwabe, New York; s. M. Hub ibsfll. Cin Fnnati, O.; F. M. DeGraffenreid Eutaw; John Punton, Kansas City; J. R. Ryan, city; R. c. Jelks. New Orleans; Eugene F'ies city; H. o. Trem, Memphis: Gso. H. Kaleman. Kansas City: w. B. w. B. Klinman, Cincinnati: J. w. Kirk land, Montgomery; E. R. Blair. city; s. ]. Shields. Verona. Ala; J. A. Baugh, Geor- gia; N. J. Pfttijod1n, Kansas City; F. J. Burke Jacksonville; Geo. R. Jones, Nash vile; Owsn N. Julian. Tuscumbia, Ala; Jno. L. Raul. Rollins. Ala: Col. w. B. w. Booker Ho,iIns. Ala; l. s. Townsend, New Orleans; T A. Mccarthy, Chicago: Mrs IT. Rarrfey Powen. Columbus, Miss; Mrs T. H. Bankheod Favette, Ala; M H Hodge and wife. Kennedy.
The age-herald., 1897-08-17

E. E. Sands, who has been the Asso- ciated Press operatN. on the Montgomery Advertiser, passed through here yester- day morning en route to his home at West Point, Miss.
 Col. J. J. Altman has returned from Hot Springs, where he has been for a. month. He went to the springs to re- cuperate from his recent attack of rheu- matism.
The age-herald., 1897-08-17

Dr. Charles Wheelan, Sr., left Sun day for the Wisconsin resorts.
The age-herald., 1897-08-17
PERSONAL.

Isaac Beitman left this morning for New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-16
PROPERTY TOLEVY on
sorsHr ny TACOMA FoR ITS NIL
IIos DOLLAR JUDGMENT.
oAeers Of the Light asA water Co0-
pany suzmoned to Tefl About the
a..xt.-Nsyer Fawceft.s Signature
w.nsea-Glanasrs Aneax Horses

s,s~ssf rYsS-&+eh 20 Ire Pcxt-Tn. eIiix<rce-.
TACOMA. SEPT -z--SoIs tnss1s history
c< ths finances ~ the Tacoma Light a71
wassr Company vii &c tod II Judge
v-Fglss r-vsvr.'s cc1r- CT September y ~
President Ez-!ey and Secretary Castor
In eoEzpsiance with Al Application llsf
todzv b sx-r1dss TIckersAar. asking
rhae tx=se ozzc@rS answer certain 11@s-
-to~. al regards tire assets Of the e0ra-
pznv. Judge yHfsznao1 signed al orce-
t.saw esrsrx hem 70 answer &C SspEeE1-
bsr 2 Ex-Jz6gs Wiekerssan Is e las
essrE1n thar ne Light and Water CON-
parry srfE las enough p-opsrEy Win
whsrh 20 pay the csty's Big judgment
Tae acpg.catsc1 10 based OF AZ 41-12TAt
bv gzvor rawcef-. q which X Is alleged
thar TIE eozn pany stiI holds * bonds Q,
re vasas % g. GO each. EsSue1 by ta4
Gas Company 70 pay FOR IS EgAt Plant.
" "a related tszt after thz big vsrU1Sf
wzs rendered Il the superior court On
January zssS the sheriff was Instruct
81 % srz property that Scuid be saszs1
IN satisfaction % tha verdict On FEB
ruary an1 again on June OK thzt year,
tire she-f- made q frE-tsess se&-ca- an
nsuncsnx On his return that he ccEl1 Eld
nc property belonging TO the company n
this county A further recitation tei4s
os the shsrz~s levy this month On prep
@v.v claimed TO have been fraE1alerfiy
transferred ~ the old company 20 t1e
o~shoo<s. The asidarits further R1iege
thar the rive officers named were asked
for more property ard Il was demanded
OF them that they turn over ere bonds.
This they refused to do. The order follow
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-16
LOVE AND JEALOUSY.
A story of the Teaderlotn in the
Newer Seattle.

A story Of love. jealousy. deseyt!oa ard
broom =cick warfare caras 20 Light ate
yesterday afternoon "a ths municipal court
through the application o. Mary s.oSy for
the arrest os Marie French OF 8 charge %
assault ard battery.
TIE trouble took Place IN the Columbus
house. OF Washington street. yesterday
morning. ard according 20 Mrs Srokvs 5
story. she nearly ioss TIE top % her bead
from the re@ounzdlng whacks OF broom
sick IL Re hands Of the fair Marie.
Like all stories that come from gay Pa
rec sasre IL a mar n e. Man is use:
tAts time instead % ssthe woman be>auss
= was case Of one man and three wo-
ra~- TIA third woman not figuring IN the
sros1b,e. Mary StoSy Is a typical gay
thirx from TIRE city % re and f-ivoEaty.
She has flashing black eyes. raven black
hair ard enough - the French accent 20
ssflI remind her friends OF the lard OF her
nrth- sra was a-ftate1 yesterday after
neon when sire came tnto court art ss<esi
20 Sc City Attorney Rawson- she tod
him OF her troubles wflh many shr1rz -
ter shoulders ard wavtngs Of her hsrSsS.
She was an abused woman she bad h>en
re- on re head. al without cs1=s, and
she wanted she offender ARRESTED Atte-
the warrant was issued she rushed srom
she eourt e haste 20 catch ere tran sor
rxsretf.
Mary SenSw Sc rot the ~1C&n's -tgNs
rzrae She Is known ~ thst sapsaat&on,
however. ard * goes n h@r lie She tells
hsw srs came 20 tA{x cn2zt-y Mn 4 mar
vxNn Is. or was supposed 20 -. hsr hsls-
lard. II wss the saT1e cid story. aceo7s-
srg - he~ statement She saETe-3 t5s
r-so-av ard hs srSn: e. Finally she fceA-
ru. fhsf ~ hsd an eve fer beauty Other
tran thas she Possessed. esfn SO eisag
20 him. ard a. rot awaken frcsn Der
hvr,usff, state uatsl she awnks ore morn
srx - t}rsd herself 3~>erTe4 Her mar"
fsa gore and a. tae sane z-ze ewo so
men also disappeared Sas accepted hsr
ssf@ ara asa rot cumpl2t1- TIE trio haEi
sore 20 Spokane bet found that SSarti-
VS. me caly city n tae state afser al,
er.a =, may returned Teey took ror-ax a.
80 C-afurzsus e1slse ss& as suck A&s 4
sna deserted waEaan art ere - IRE crnsrs
y-<et Yesterday morning Tier ca~-e wA<-
ss-s ara Ire e-ecrnsesek srgeEns1s
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FOR NATIONAL HONOR.
REGULAR SESSION OF THE LOYAL
LEGION HELD LAST NIGHT.
steps Taken 90 Preserve aofa Glory
FROM Diskenor-yeterans Of the
Array and Navy Rfena omcfai
BssIaess Win Social EsJeyment.

Ias members OF the Loyal Legicz With
n ta@ state OF Wzshlng-sr assembled lzss
n4Sat AZ their regular zaesssnE IN the t&1-
q1@E nail Of the Rainier Cfuc. Cos w. ".
Robinson. ar. presiding and Lz@sr- Cen
nlanesr = z. N0@l. recorder. serving az
TIE secT@saryss desk The meeting Vas 8
notable enc. bringing together Il organic
consultation some * shs men who have
been NEST prominently identified Il de-
Tending the Laion ard Il perg@tza.snx tas
principles on which x rests. Besides the
commander ara tie recorder. TIE follow
ing ~ers presezts Col J. q. Holt. Maj
James z Hayden, MAJ o. 3 Hayden.
Coz Z. r. Bradley. Capt E6Eare whe=.-
er. Lieut. George III. BosranAn. Capt.
Ar- A. '. Hayden. Mr.. 3. L. Harvey and
Dr. Thomas n Young. AS gnestz q the
legion TIE following were present Dr..
Frederick William Srsriinx Cart J. c.
Aegisr ard Capt y. W. Robinson. .r.
TIE faces 81 the tnrss or four younger
men, zao ara Members Of ths legion by
Inheritance" looked s9veulIA, indeed. bv
the side % the white h2i-s which spoke
louder than words Of thu decades that
have passed ssnce tas starrsnx scenes az
the civil war Three new applications for
membership we're received. VIZ, those OF
Lent O. A Leavitt. Brevet MAJ c. "
snyder. and b. tnasTifancs" George
Thompson Lewis KcIlock. These were re-
fsrred 10 a committee consisting Of O 2.
Hayden. II. L AcaileS and z. Vghsslar.
a communication Vas received from the
Department OF New York, recftfng resola-
Tons ad0nter BY she comnzndery OF that
state, locking 20 the preservation Of the
honor CT the nattonal flag and by uaanf-
nous vote the resolutions as voiced by
New fork. were adopted. ard tie follow
Ing committee appointed TO carry out their
spirit: Gen L r. Bradley. Mai James r
Hayden, MAJ O. b. HAYDEN. Col = r.
Holt and MAJ W. Z. Rinshart The ven
cradle commander extended a suggestion
wa.ch w2s usrmiy seconded. that the
committee should especially see 70 Il that
the tag Was rot used as means OF COM
rnerEIsl advertising
committee on entertainment was ap-
pointed. consisting Of Mai James e Hay
den. Mai .. r. Hayden and First Lieut.
and Adtt- A. p. Chasa.
Communication vas received from the
cofnrzaHcsEy Ok Illinois. recitInx the enact
rnent of law n that state forbl6dinx the
wearing OF the insignia or badge q tHe
Legion ~ others than les members, urdar
heavy penalty.
When the regular business of the even
ing had been concluded the members
drew up around the Spacious table ard
with the Joint inspiration CO choice re-
freshnents and coagenial comradeshfp
told over stories Of tire war an3 of suhss-
gGent LIE. such as would make % a vol-
urns q the most readable anecdotes, with
the added zest witch skfIIs1 rzconteur
always givee when speaking in a small
and select social circle.
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.,,,asr~ ia the rnetAe Northwest. =

TFsis work = csznp3efs rsv'sw * re
..F..svat resources - Washington and
s~s,sNs~u Brffs-h Columbia ccaap~tsirs
a. nsxes with twezsy-e3gAt n1ars e. tes
s..rs~sl Mining districts x gives e al
eflaa - = gensrSI sesSF'gsas1 of and the
-, frta each alstrict. q detailed d.
.~,srttss e each rrnperty, wAsia tks mars
- -.s7~g~sss, stss-Nsszs Ane~. wager
-. trails as zssaauE Aoeztionx 4 =
s,,--ts,-ssat~. ard Is Ire Only work - tss
,s-s - existence dealing Essh mixing In
yxSssefuxtsn IL w&S @&ite3 ~ l. Il
ty.4srnz - tha pest -gnselHxsresr ssag
SIS nanlzaes ~ ta2f journal O. sale
=. Is h.s.skesl lsrs Er5 news agents ars a.
- Esvxt-frtxlffze1ce- Business css-@
xs-s-~ . rertx. ~ rnnI s. ce1tx q azv
-. ~ n. russet Ssztsx o. CAn4sA-
So subscriptions - -A-axxs ~Ms-ssx
= ~. Pxelzc Northwest" Bex 2. Sszs.le.
WazM
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Yesterdays Poss-Tat&IEty@ze@r Sozrz*re.
tsisErzpEze communication t-gz Ever
eS- rS1ea-ss-g ire 1@zzgfz q q rrzEe 1Sa
a. saloon II tAs sz.ksszack town ard
sE2IEg also hat q wrestling match 6a1
Teen arranged a. an a1s1acz % tas p-fz-
cfrzi event. which was 10. pzIz@a CO Ths
nsws VAS accompanied ~ a ssat@z7eni
tnat t1s participants &c the wrestling
match acre 20 have been Ed Ez-z@y ard
BLY, Lcrg. beth MANNERS q tAs Seattle
Athlete E1sh
Mr.. Gz1nsy sas1 yesterday tha, ire ESs
q E@s EzEe wzs entirely a-sA1tAc~LzSsl
and that rs hsi not promised nor bad ~
intended % parrscspats n re ssoc5g
mixed svsz- He was = Seattle az tns
tine ard ID rat kzog OF TIE Everett. az
far Euta ks read 81 & IN ths =arnin J
paper.
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ANTsEMExrS.


TIE attraction =. Tire Third Avsnzs
tlsatsr next week. commencing Sunday
night VIII be thar thrilling r0rnarttc
drama Don C2esa- 6= Haxzn~ This vii
DC remain eer@d as the pS@ce n which the
younger salvsni made his frss great hit.
and when presented here ny hEna several
years aEo every Inch % available stand
Ing rooun IN ERE thezts- was sold Ire
company which viii present TITS play -
a sr-oEg ore. selected with g-eas care for
tas work that they have 20 Go. and the
costumes vii be elegant and appropriate.
TIE scenic artist Of the house : 81 WORK
On some new scenery especially for this
production Probably no play was ever
written containing more thrilling situa-
tons or exciting t2nleaEx than this. ard
the character CT tha iEpecuafous span
.sa noble-za IS ere hat no person can
help bat admire. even though they hays
no desire 20 emulate =
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WILL AWAIT VOTERS JUDGMENT.


Special Dispatch % tie Post-IatsEligenesr.
TACOMA. sept Is - Tie statement
made public By the press several DAYS ago
that the civil service commission ha5 de-
ciaea not 20 hold any more examinations
until after the spring elections. was pub
Hshsd without tAe authority Of the con-
mission. "a fact. the subject has never
been discussed at meeting OF the new
board Secretary Buigar 10 authority for
the statement lie admitted that no more
large examinations wouid take place be-
tween now and spring. as the depart
ments were AL EIled and there - on hand
q number OF eligibles. The business OF
the o-see. however. vii 90 right al0ng.
ane the pspsrs already started on VII be
finished
TIE impression got out that ths board
wouId cease holding examinations and
close Up SIS work through the demand OF
Fan who had taken az examination IN
der Tia old board for a piace that does
not exist When the old board found that
r had made q mistake Secretary Tonn-
hnscn kept putting the applicant OF. =
remaining fcr the rev secretary 20 tell
him the exact condition os affairs. aad
also to state that the board would hold
10 more Ike examinations
A great many people have expressed
disgust at the sQuabbilngs that have gone
on ever since the civil service commits
sion has been IN existence. ard have
stated publicly that they would oppose
amendment % at the next municipal eiec-
ton Il was undoubtedly such remarks
as these that caused tie new beard 20
hold 10 more large examinations. br1s
simply conduct ire business OF the CON-
mission II a. q1ie. a manner as possible
until the people have an opportunity 10
voice their sentiments ard decide whether
they want q commission
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m'IaaU6HLIs T. WILLY.
ssa..,a 81. u W

ss2tsls. Sept - Iss-
To The EDITOR I notice IN POUR issue q
yesterday thEs Ar Charles Meta ard ais
friends are 9etsrvz szsc - force rna back
fnts ire aru1a az gain = attle reputation
az Eay sxpeESa therefore I aaw PROPOSE
20 test thetr sincerity. Tie rules under
wAssA have s1~Rys contested cnzrarlac-
setp matches 6eEnsEd = deposit IA casa
sawa1 20 the vai1s e Esy belt. 500. but
this proposition hang sor a awe-Styl4
match. ard 10 s-c27t named. win
vrsstls him IS se eessres. and agree 70
cower az ira ssts mercy ha 81 RS frtssas
ear p-c.1es- SAID scatsss % ee governed
ssKtcsly bg 10 JssEss rules ard 20 take
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-16

Our new ST Paul-Chicsgc train consists
Of buffet smoking car. standard sleep
grx car \ compartment sleeping car. =
dining car. reclining CHAR car ca
ram.n Ehtsh hack xeats1. SIX cars tn all
T-ss m at sssssly. beautiful. luxurious SIX
cars an earth. Steam heated Electrfe
lighted. wide vsstis1let-
No extra fares Leaves ST Faal
A. eos ,. N. 1asly-After arrival - Great
Northern. Northern Pacific ard Soc IA
clsc trains fTern the west. The eAss's-
sspya scssie the. Tickets a. offless q
All connecting Ines
II p R@nser. Puget Sewrs agent cor
rr~ Yesfer way ard First avenue.
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Judge ]. A. Kuhn. Of Port Townsend. IS
az the Occidental.
A. 3. Taylor. the Everett banker. Is at
the Rainier-Grand
George s. Batsy. Of the Wisconsin Gen.
trail Il In the city. He Is registered at the
Rasn;er-Crard.
Thomas w Gordon, who has been co.,
fined 20 hts bed for several weeks. Is bet
ter. He leaves IN few days to spend A
month or 50 on his brothers farm In Col
orato.
John .. RlckneII. f. +. Bieknen ard J.
C. HoTgan make up a party Of LIS An
geies people who are doing the Pacific
Northwest on tour. They are At the
Stevens
G. II Curtis the New York attorney.
who has taken a prominent part n the
Fair will contest ut San Francisco came
up last night via Portland ard Is at the
Eairler-Cfand.
Miss Ernusa l. Kelly. Of Kansas City.
arrived last night over the Northern Pa
eEac and + at the Rainier Grand. on her
way 70 the klandike. where she VIII Do
work as a special correspondent Tor TIE
Kansas City Star.
Or William n Chase. % New York. re-
turned LAST evening. Ga the Utopia from
the Klcnsstka. having come oslt ever the
srnEEkoat pass BY way u Dysa. lie expects
10 90 from here 70 1zpan. bat VIII return
20 Alz4i<a II, the snrfnE. gutn& up from S@-
alta 70 st Michael
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moths. Tonight.

The brilliant seciefy drama ~Neshs''
VII Be presented az ire Third Avenue
tzeater sor the first tine THIS evening BY
the Broadway Theater Company. AID
large number % the lovers Ok this class
Of entertainment have purchased tickets
Fl anticipation Of the event Not only 5
the play strong one. bur K Is admirably
cast. The company was selected with
view 70 playing this plsce. ard eonse-
cgeasiy each actor fits Into his or her part
perfectlS
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Disease Among Fire Horses

Srecial Dispatch % the Post-fnt siii<sGcs-.
TACOMA. saut. Is.-ChiAf B-eumnsr. OF
the Gra department. fears thar an cpl
eernfc OF glzadnlar trouble Is about %
break cot auc1g the horses n the depart
HaenE There are already several cases.
and as the disease "a contagious there
seen % Be good groGnGs for TIE chiefs az
prehe1Sion- The hoFsss are i superior
ics. ard credit 70 The city. Steps viii BE
taken at onoe % check TIE disease II
causes 4 running ot the nose and a swell
lrx OK TIE glands. which Is painful for the
horses al often r1fns them
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Witch Party Was Nerfixenff

sreetai Dispatch - the Observation-Disclosures.
TACOMA. Sept t5-Tae trial u a ga GO
damage eass brought ~ r. Carlson
agasnsE the wiIsesca Coal ard Coke Cens-
pany. vas cora-snce5 totay Before Judge
Cared Carlson 1aG q leg broken az rha
raire. ans IN his eoEn pa2zat alleges zszi-
genre 90 tho part q tie company. Ths
company alleges carelesx7esz on t1s part
% Carlson q not hs4ax more cautious
about BIS w0xk. TIE eas@ wl probably
60 10 e. -,.ry scxno rrow.
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W = carfew. ssafs se-ate- &C Tsrz.h
q. = = tse CITY tar a fsw e4yS
Sa-szseF 81 aTnsftr1 kEs Es@- src-Etsss
raFrgss.san bg Azgsnx &&v0E Creation.
= pa~ks. q Se@esfs. 49, AS AsIA -
"a rseavsA as reEAel8 x So n sGEexncy
"a Is = s4svsr saFs there = 20 tEasA
n eA@ rsneerE tMzt - AR& S&Nz paAElEg fre
s-lr.-sae-ssas -r2-eA-& az. 1@S&.-s Us
Ezoc~y c. L-z street.
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rzzce x tH=-sT days <.sz data % ssgUteg
articles ~ sgrE@Ezzr 7 have bee- Az
Keyed asy0ci 81 eE3Er4-cs ev AsS<-s-
Not B@zszEsz ard D-tIzr. : ncx saw.
tai tE@1 ro-za ere 81 a ssraA ard I VII
rT 20 coEvznce them shas I srs 9Th
T. Z MIATGELIS.
Champion Wrestler % g1e wo-lzl-
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A Child Among the Horses, Hoof..

Special Dispatch 20 the Post intelligence.
TACOMA Sept 15.-&Nore thau ore
heart stood SIN this afternoon e the vi
cin&ty Of Pacific aversus ard Eleventh
street A Little child o. probably years
fell under the hoc<z 90 pair OF horses
drawing az express wagon, and for an tn
et2ns * booked as IL IT'S HE would be
crushed cat. TIE rscrhe- and several
Others stood hv parafvzei with fear. bus
fortunately the horses We're STOPPED before
.ramplsng &C che infant. When picked Up
from her periioEs position ths chflt was
frightened Eearfy 20 death. but was IN
hurt Tie names % the parties could 10.
be s@agreA
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The as~-ers ana committees - tie La,
cal yraisa ~ Carfstsaa EnfieAyer aEe Slt<
fnx extensive preparations Tor TIE Us
mass meeting Of TIRE winter. g ee hels
- the FIRST Pvs=by terrain enuFcs e1 =
-. ..-s-,,.e - -ext week Ssps. "a A
s~,s'..,-,starsI1,r strong rroxrausrse has eseT
s~ranwst ans 4 Is expected % es ver3
so tllsesa<tfc meeting
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ra,t Mliiln~ry To-day,

W. wsl1 have eur opening display Of fan
millinery tasay. This rev sksEk en-
trae~~ the very latest millinery creatisas
from the leading fashion cfnteFs-
...,vss.. fNa ruAlsr % call ans critically
is.~ar..t chess Socd& J. ;. Graham 10
Ssecna avenue.
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Special Dispatch . Ire Post-Intelll gsncer.
TACOMA. S@rt- fS--Fur8s for tire pay
uaen1 q running expenses a TIRE United
States coart since January : amounting 20
sorze s, &C. have been received from Wash
tnxto1, 2. -. ~ AkrsAaI Ids, ard viii -
distributed az Gasekly as posssaEe.
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To af,,ni Mfllinrrr.

rmsg~s whe ADMIRE eesGftfsl millinery
~k.uzs atsena the fsn er~ssng - = ),
tsraAa-ss - Secou9 aTruss. to-stAy- a
..-sx~ss-ear xtack & the very latest ssyse
.v{-r--ea pAstarn bats all - shoNu ~
49, a. cara.assa u1es CO tie aewess fsI
ssssgEuarv.
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Axrr~s Hagr yswer to-es ~ tAs wax
ar rscss stimulates ire vessels sHs rs
xss~x which savpsy the bar VIC natsa'bsN''
str~axsheas IRE hSsr is~slf. sns a71s -
- vNt-e keer< re shafts set tEscrozzs
"a ssYky. IRE nsoSf popular sn1 x&l2lsais
.ssiss p-Nnaratsoa 81 ire so-i1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-16

T~-..~sax a carrier rsseoa few into -
~atrlen YARD - ConFs4 Wenir<. ~ Is
rssa greet. Or ore 90 IS leSs wAs
s~sS~ rfnx marked Il. :. as TIE otea
vs. ecrnsyesesy tary~. eat and hat FTaaAo'y
nawa a great 3sS,Arce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-16

Friday ana Safurssy. sept = ant - J
WIN sfxrlay ere largest ana best selected
sterk u millinery tn he city AZ very iaW
,,-s~ss Eafta Mgglfaery. fiis Sscaad aFe-
re neA~ sensca. Removed tne1a Fi&s
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-16
Van Camps Maearoni and Cheese
new deIicacy. AT your grocers.

John Q Abbott. who has Jus. diai az
Bosworth Ne. confessed % harta- stolen
a s.ao money order n Macoupsn county,
Maine. IN ISL A man named Singleton
vas discharged for the theft
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-16
Graham. NiIIfnery Opening.

To-day Is the fail millinery opening az J
s. Grahan's. Us Second avenue. Ths
ladies OF Seattle ard vicinity are invites
To inspect this display.