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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
AN UPTOWN OFFICE.
= New Departure In the Handling of
Steamship Passenger Bust
meas I'm This City

steamship tickets for pcin. tn Cali
tornIa. Alaska and Mexico VIE be sold
from an uptown once after February !
This marks q progressive change IN the
teenshIp business e< Seattle, and a pro-
gressivs man Is responsible fer the Roye
Carl II. J. Stoitenberg, for the last two
years purchasing agent OF the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company In Seattle. has
long felt that city ticket of1ce would
be great convenience 70 those who traysl
on the companys steamers. and has
sought ana obtained the sanction Of the
agents. Good2Il, Perkins q Co. 10 the
change. Once room has been secured IN
tbs south window OF the Hardy. Hail
AT lbs Company's store So First avenue
The window TO the right OF the entrance
VII be cut cut and q doorway substituted
When fitted up il vii be q mode steam
ship ticket Office in all It's appointments
The central location CT the ofice on
Pioneer place. REINFORCED BY che general
personality OF the man behind the count
err" viii insure the support OF intending
travellers. The want OF a place in the
city where tickets couid be purchased
without the necessity OF an uniuvitinsA visit
TO a dock Office. has long been fel;, es-
pec5aliy among the class OF people who
usually trsvel by the boats OF the Paciaic
Coast Steamship Company. Mr.. Stoitsn-
berg viii SCI tickets 70 ST. points visited
BY the eompany's vessels from Mexico 70
Alaska. He takes charge Of the new Of
fec at a particularly opportune time.
when the beginning OF the Alaska rush is
near Special effort wiz be made in the
accommodation o. thes business and
through tickets VIII be sold 10 Dysa and
Cook Inlet.
Mr.. Stoltenherg Is thoroughly familiar
with the vessels Of the company and the
places they visit. having spent four years
in Los Angeles and four years in Seattle
IN the ccmpanyss employ. His promotion
has been rapid. and IN sever1ng his sal
AIRED connection with the company he
leaves a position much coveted and hard
to I'll.
The move IL considered = good one BY
the transportation men OF the city. In
the new venture Mr. Stostsn5sEg VIII have
connected with him r. o. L.azler. The lat
ter VIII not, however. discontinue BIS
agency for the Puget Sound & Eastern
Lumber Company.
ONCE space in the apartment % Be par
titioned 81 in the store az SO First ave
nue. VII be shared BY Frank ". Parker,
OF the Northwestern railroad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

vorce. almony ana judgment setting
aside fraudulent convey znce or property.
On petition OF Ferdinand Anthony Judge
Moore yesterday appointed Edward Non
fred and Thersse ZHnger Ia the suit OF
Ferdinand Antony vs. Sebastian Zeager
ct a..
Ia the ease 81 Ellen W. Carter Va. SAN
usl (. Kron alex Judge Moore yesterday
vas BID in ey cae plaintiff for 81, "a 20 De-
cember s. TIE property lies in Rsnton
Hnl addition
The findings ard conclusions ard decree
in Ire case of Mary J. Robertson rs. Jack
son Robertson. signed BY Judge HBmes,
we're fled yesterday. declaring tae PLAIN
tsn entitled 80 divorce on the ground y
cruelty and % ne custody a. the infan;
child Lacy.
Articles OF Incorporation were fled yes
teraay by the Clermont Gold Mining Com
panv fer term e nfty years; capital
stock. S1.an. coo IN s. sasres. trustees. y.
NJ. sog.tsy, q Seattle ard @. Q. HamT~
aide
Judge Moore yeste-aay vaye the defend
arts IL fhe sult % Charles r. Even vs.
Waiter EVEN 81 a. 'esve % re sec
also an order making the Northern Coun-
yies iaFss.r at Company. Limited. party
defendant IN tAe Same sglt.
TIE ease ~ GaGney IS. Jones, = Judge
BENSON $ oc1Z4r &eEa 70 re JAEg a rev
minutes after o'clocx yesterday evening.
wfsh instructions from ire c0U~s that =
an agreement vas reached during the
evening me verQbet WaE - be seated and
delivered 30 tae court thls Ta0yasng.
TIE Palatine Insurance Company. LIT
tfed. 81 Manchester, ks1E4 and yesterday
fled gsEsian 70 a4ve the sGit erougAt
against s. IN James =. McE3roy removed
fraw ere superior court q King county
60 fae Euste8 states circuit cCur1. Judge
Moore Erante3 The petkfoa ahc 5 pF9sset1
ths SO bond A similar order 81 removal
vas signed ~ Judge Moore in TIE sutt c.
the sane piR utsE against the Brush
Araertca Assurance Company. OF Toronto.
ard bead approved
Judge Eacfors hearf the argument yes
ter3aw ~ the Hhsl case brought hy James
THr1wcns against Accahs a EanfIton.
Etsves1ures TzTHT1as was a sauEsh8rs-
Fazn ard vas assisting 70 leading gne snip
ElaE1 AK rAe IS asI Seattle elevator
Wlsa aaeas GA December s. lsSA Eh.sa
WORKING gn tea Na58 sack az wr@sr
gurnred 80 tAa cAuc@ ard struck hlm 8u
ere tnlgh. causing injuries from wh5rh ~
wtl ueV6r -eecEer Fte s8e1 rhe steve
deres for s. AU alleging negligence The
as*er 80 claims mat Ianwons Shou38 have
eeea on ire teokauf for an accident thas
- HEkle - haQpea 81 any tsu= Judge
Nansora took tss rnarter E1GsE advise
rrent-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
FRIGHTENED BIZ A Doa.
burglars Again Make an Attempt To
Enter Nfrth'A Store.

After George wirth's fruit and con-
fectioasrv store at the corner OF Second
avenue and YeSler way was burg.ariEed
several weeks ago ne got a Cog. which
bears the name o. Sport. This dog Is a
rneek-iooking fellow with long brown
hair. He has big feet. a good-sized mouth
and excellent teeth When he Is not
chained un in the back room near the
window through which the burglars en-
tered. ne lasfs around the store sharp
eninx his teeta On English walnuts-
wirfh evidently feeds the deg once IN n
While because he has taken on 40 much
Fat that ha would never step rolling II
re got started down side hIu. When
Wirrh closed up ~ midnight "Wednesday
night he chained sport" in his accus-
toned corner
About o'clock in the morning Peter
Peterson. who was washing dishes IN the
san Francisco oyster house next door,
heard Sport making a big racket. Peter
son looked oct. and declares that he saw
a man running up the alley from Wirth's
hack door Peterson made Ell haste 20
the police station a1d reported his sus-
pscions Capt. HoEie and Jalier Peer had
a beautiful race down the hin % the
store. bat found everything all right.
Yesterday the door and windows were ex-
amined. but no signs cs tatBpering were
discovered II IS supposed that tbs bur
glars. Il they contemplated an attack.
were driven away By the dos. With
says that sport" win never get into the
dog pound after his heroic scttons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
A HAxDoAR LocHINvAR.
DIR. Sparkling brings a Little ho-
name Into His Wedding Trip.

There il considerable romance connect
81 vfth the rsarrisge OF Or. George II.
r. Spariing and Miss Minnie Y. Hutche-
son. which took place az the Butler hotel
night before last Rev. John F. Damon
being The Officiating Clergyman
Il Is not every young couple that W.T.
60 10 the trouble OF taking long ride
On a hsndcar % outwit an oojscting
mother ana snqutsitive friends, but that
ia what DR.. sparIing and his handsome
young bride are reported 70 have coas.
II appears that Miss Hu.chssoa's nSothsr
was opposed 70 the contemplated mar
rage. why she objected Is not known.
but IL certainly could Rot nave pea On
account Of the eoctor's family. which Is
cne q. the best known and mcst highly
-ssrA~tea IN Seattle II 4 true that the
Irreheson family has a family tree. but
q "a no taller or more spreading n It's
fnus.rious branches than that or ths
Starring family. True II Is that the doc
tor was once married and that his wife,
who now lives IN Seattle. set a divorce
an, how that Affects the present case has
not been revealed.
r i claimed that the people o. New
osstIa got il .ato their heads THAI the
doctor and hls fiancee intended 70 leave
S~vrcastis wednesday morning for seat
- ?, court ire services % a divine. ard
rsuseouertly there was large delegation
p-ese-t when ths train iefT n the morn
irx Nssther the dcctor 1er his Intended
bride appeared Gpcn TIE scene. 50 Il was
supposed that the lovers had given ID
tns trip.
This IS where they were wrong- Dr..
SrarE4rx hza 81 reality. accom- 2sished
clever piece o. diplomacy. and Was al
~~asw on RS way 70 Seattle. scc0Dp panied
~ tba object q hls affection II is said
rat re tslsphonea 70 friend az Rsnton.
uNo sravr ~aiatsly secured ha1ecsr and
ru-nuA9 SIX miles 70 Newcastle. where
Is found ths couple waiting sor him They
stsap-sd aboard the car AID we're spsessess
n RAaton. wAere they took the @-si train
ant arrived szsesy IN Seattle. Tia eere-
rnony vas performed - TIRE evening az he
Batter hotei ~ Rev. John 2 Damon. and
xrss.arsaw afternoon THE happy eo8rls re-
sa~1Aa "a tsegr hozzs at %eweAstse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
a JUDGMENT Fon sosa.a..
scared hy Mrs. Abbte Eroy~a Amaiast
First aonwrrxasEoaaIg Church

fAfst ON &Fe& 81 tt0ANt 2HFN3s
1assgs jacobs yesterday gave Mrs. Aohis
ar5tz Brown. ADMINISTRATIVE Of ne es-
- 81 chsriss r. Brown. Judgment ~ &C.
12a sg8.nst tho FIRST Presbyterian
sasssa - Seattle tor ssegt7 Sn8 interest.
Ies hatis % taa Judgment was Bcse
~ SG@ hslG rs Mrs Brown snG Guiy
sssta by A =. Roainson. - president -
y aVard - trustees 81 the church. snd
sftns 7 Cole secretary. IL vas @atcd
AAfsA s. IS2f an3 eas payaase January
~ Win interest AZ per cent. Tha com
tast Fesltes that When tae day ug pay
80 tel due the chureA msg re interest.
- iAst IN conssaeTaH on 81 e promise %
= e- cent. irteresz thereafter shs psatEsfs1
Nssented - extend The 1us - paymert
81 5snakry Z. ISsS Means aiis. wtth gre
dsrsssan - q srnaH payment % re prtr-
90 z January 1SsS ne ehurch has aooe
e-s'as FAR aer towayd aQg.daung - ODD
S-sn.
&c case wtG perhaps possess special So
.seesg fes TIE puesc IN view - shs rsoent
..s-sstoHal charges against Mrs. Brown
sae s1>cg thH0 Sc has se@n wasting the
~. ard las cita,icn issued . her % -
va n ;As superfer Nourt haaay % sAe~
49, WY she should res as removed fVcE
s@ as&ce as administrator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

per sack a. the bay. while Snoa;wafers
were laid al the door % the purchaser
for Is per sack As for planting East
err oysters TIE Olympia sysssr1ea have
not had the opportunity afforded shozl-
water bay rzEzers- Three years ago tha
government sent q ear Load Of Easts-n
oysters 70 Saoalwatsr bay. ard one OF
the experts OF the ash commission spa1t
some time az the beds. We should have
had half the oysters az Oyster bay. We
b-o1ght some Up from San Francisco
while ago. bat the experiment was no.
successful
NJ 3 Monaghan. the head % the Shoat-
water bay company spoken OF BIZ Mr.
Bowman, died in San Francisco las.
week He was a wsll-known caterer. and
his oyster menu was famous
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
EXCITED THE POLICEMEN.
A Woman an Hot Pursuit OF Her Sec
and Husband.

Ms. para 2 EC.s-uts is ncs hand
sa-ve woman. But sae las oeez raz-rss1
,xtc~ ana eoes lot care % lcss her sec
cnz husband
Sc attacked rosfes headquarters yes-
ss-.sw room. ara n three minutes Gid
-,a~e saIkIrg 1hAr a stsaegrz2nsr could
ak. SoE-n t. Eve lines hat flEss. She
warsas q detective 20 help her catch her
s-~o-s husband. WIEN ere szs3 deserted
har a. Tscc-na vale fAsT were - their
wxw =. PortEan9 SO .&xt accounts sEs-
Aars Ne. was ST. a. large. Ore OF The
-s.>qsflsr t4ztsres g IRE ease ts ira: aEs-
ra-1 No. l gave hsr zsozsy 20 prosecute
ser ssarcA Ger No.
M FsanSrzts sd that her arst bus
49, ga : = Hogan. VITO - szrsuye6 81
a Raxwsrx rarap GEAR Everett They lad
= fa-ss4~. hat eoGl3 -ct agree SO = 1ivaree
f~sfrxe.s. T1sz SEE teok srcther chsres
=. 80 s~+ss-w nv marrying WHaa~ Lura-
-n@a . aronz3e-, wAo hss Aesz recently
.--nsewe1 q. Nara1's- Trey have oesr lSv-
tnr On Tn4-1 xven@s- near Nae1scr- Lars
rte ssxres1es Q trsS 20 Parssaz9 % visit
Is r,csser. Taey started. but vsez S5ats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
TINWARE-
AT Prices Which win Please Bargain Hunters.
~ AYyEc 20 I'D
Lie Ss w.

r. r.. DAVIDSON, Receiver

Pzcaec Postal Telegraph CO. sE7-ss. Al
kazs Manufacturing CO. s@-tz. ". J.
Brown s1s-s3 Mcca.soch d Co g. West
Coast Iron WORKS 81 q. washington Iron
WcTss CO. sss5. 2. .. Hargsr -. Call
Sornza Saw Works xzz5s. Western Empire
81. Lrrbex Trade JS1rT1al =. A. s Kerry
&c d, G. 7. Nils q. tozzs s 9zzaa Judge
Moore oraerez tee csa4ns Allowed sac d.
r@ctrd tze receiver 20 pay or them re 3
per cent 1fvsaera kerstofsrs declared
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
RREyITIEs.

John A. Snyder. chief engineer q she
West Seattle ferry, was taken 20 Provf-
6s-ce hospital yesterday 20 undergo Sc
rlous operation
c ". Leayitt. city elrcu,ator Of the
Times "a waking around WITH crutch
and cane. the result % failing on the scrca
OF his home on Twenty-taird avenue few
days ago. and severely tw1sting his let
knee.
r5ws~d Williams stepped on an orange
peAl IN froat % the postoffise last satur-
saw evening ard slipped. He - now con-
fined 70 his home a. 2I1t Fourth avenue
WIN . broken isg. the bone having been
broker Just above the kree.
Cynfs. Of Police Reed received a telegram
last n1gnt from Nanccuyer. II. c, ss24ilx
that an officer would CORE 20 Seattle sfisr
Frank Morley and william Dugzn. who
are Suspected % having committed bur
ElAry a. Ia Conner. X Is sGpressd that
the Ia Conner Officers IUS- have idenu-
fed a. Vancouver the goods alleged 20
nave BEEN ssossn and sod By Morley and
Dug2n-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

Striped Es1srd0wn. witA Cellar and
Cuts Trimmed WITH Angsra Far. rsxe-
lar py.cs s. reduced 60 x1s&
Figured CniacAl.a CoE12r and Yoka.
Edged with Angor2 Bur. regular price
S4s&. reduced 70 2s&
Mined Csoaksng With Double Collar.
Edged WIKI Electric Seal. regular price
SIS. sale price. S-&
Fancy Novelty Goods. VITA vice
Sailor Cellar and CUTS OF Metre Salk.
Edged WITH Azgors Fur. regular
price S-s0. reduced price. s&sS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

following sums respectively: sl0S sss7.sa.
sssa ss ard 81 Soc 70 II charges that Re
cslvsg shuey was appointed a. ths lnStaga-
fioa OF tie directors and debtors u the
bank. and that acne Of the aetna; credit
osx and Ssposifors we're consulted as %
the appointment Il expresses doubt con
corning the lsnpartial4iy 81 the receiver
administration and prays tor an order
directing the receiver % snow cause Why
he Shouid not be removed judge Aoera
granted the order. setting January - fer
the hearing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

Tacoma Was reached Lan6ruts eisas-
peare1- Mrs. L2ndrufs went 10 Portland
and told her story 10 her usoSes--as-s2w.
who tired 20 comfort her. sac would not
De een1orts5 and wrote 20 hsr arsr AUS
band. who gave her money 10 hunt for
Lun3rute she Aas been on the hunt ever
since, &nd said taat SIZE saw No On The
stree. In Seattle and wanted a detective
10 help her catch him Incidentally she
remarked that No. ! appeared In Seattle
yesterday and took her two children. for
the purpose OF putting them in al or
phsnage. Tnen Mrs. Lundrute delivered
a speech On the 'awtulness' OF orphan
ages
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

r~srA Nf-or~ w~-ser.sy ssErse' an crte~
- .s@fs ~ srainss defendants 81 80 case
~ So. ntzta AntA1cK IS. Se-as-i31 -st's-
g. e. a.
Sssrtg ATegsr Wenf - taF1ss -
a. ss,s--.srs rskfaE s1th Atm ~, 8 Res
az cares Chasnh@rS 10 - eatsre1 81
ehe rTg0r2g scoes7-
Ia TIE case cf George Dan vs. EFt4e-ta
yyt-7se-r ~ - ~ IuAxe p core yH@ erdAf 2E-
zeeea8Anss. I'Nsa ss9,
Arises - frrsov~orsEtsa Ners 2 - zee
ssvaAv ~ sac 5izss5esaue Mt.ink as Mr.
srw ssu~ersny se~ a term - nftN YNasss
saokfAl s.oeN, s. &c esse. a. s saarNs, Slt4Fes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

re ss1lowfng neN SUES were eiss ycs-
t~~ssv IN ne Superior court
Matte NJ Collins vs. Charles Watson-
~ys-asss-rtat frosr tustlces court
srsss Nsa-sH Msttaz ans Manufacturer
ssar-snanv -. : 3 Ta1slEcu e. gN---4raa-
a-~fs1e evass1 fasstces cNs4rt
E&r~y HarSfas IS O. J Car ~ tx
Assfa Tsesds BroNn. A1utfslsrr trtN 20
-xtasA - tsharteS r 0rown, -. r Re b rsE
Fsr~sryteFtaa teaTcf = sat s-s-~k ~ s.
ss,rv note. balance S+asN
Efsfsff So LsaAc N1ascE e a.
sTN-s rserBps - 1g3EmenE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

Olympia bag oysters are getting smaller.
CT rather they are not getting cna1ce
% grew larger. L IS tie price % popular
itv. Tn@y are 50 -Ge1 n demand THAI
oysrex sAafs~x Place t5sI On the market
before taey have uzEn-s1- What the pub
sse receives wnen 4 calls for al Olympia
STEW q really 8 ness @ yszxlt1gs and
fxo-yszr-ai5s." gzthered before the full
v.Eor o. = three years development T1is
condition BIDS far . operate against the
demand fcr osy-ptAS AID IS the cause OF
az lnci1leut oCom In SaoaIEater bay
oysters The following article. calculated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
II TOO MUCH DEMAND.
OLYMPIA OYSTERS DoxrT HAVE A
CHANCE TO NATURE

The orewenfsns Get ep an fncfDsenf
Boen for the shoaawsfer ProAnes.
hut the H~sf Of These Go 20 Can-
fornfa-The olynpias Always
Considered Best by Experts and
Have Always Brousht . Higher
Price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

Tne huraan tenement - ofter haun.s.s-
% lha ErsavclS discomfort - is posses
sev--av those malignant SPIRITS. eoastfpa-
tsa1 an1 a.4Css1ess- Bat Ire aa3-s tuas.n
pair nay bs specify driven c4< N7ta re
rr-a1t as.p - Eosletfer's Stomach Sis-
tFrs I7Hts EeClzl Alternative. While 81 -
Heves t1s ASNes ans regulates IRE hv~r
never a. a drastlN rargaEve Gees. prS-
alars F.c-s-t effects AID = cassrs TIE IA
tssftHsz. On sha ceatraFy. tes 8crsea e.
tae Bt.-egs IS precisely analogous 20 a.
ffcr- 1- azfLrs seeking 20 res&Es her
e--cfF t~zl-ts0as rEss Furnishes pretty
ceE-s1 tstve evidence Ia L r. Nasteg TO aSs
persuasive meats. 50 20 Ers2& E1&n so
eEssaEor GO saerce n&tgrs - 3 r&tG~G 50
q atE, Nso.E0s remedies eTcs13ce cay q
temporary eFecs. f1l0w@1 ~ s hUrtTas
reaess4a FcF 4a E#sz411. z-alareA1 aa&
zfaraT cCTaat-afs r2.EraEsSgn ard ns~-
ve0s@esSs ERE Esrte-s taxes Ages ranE
asssEE rea2s@-es 9t raa g131os1pssc seAooz
ass rzes.s sals el -vc5s SEX ssattse o.
Gle Company. New IS ye1r opportunity =
Est new 81 saean6-AAsa colaznszAs A.
nsasInsl 0rtoss- CAR su.-&. zaas secaz1
~ a Ne3t1s. ass vusa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

Marriage sicsmses we're ISSUED ves, sr-
s.v For Taen w porrnsa ta8 cara fs8-
49, ssusef nots . Sag&ri oiaf Andersen
mnA Annie Lease Hansen. eotn ~ Port
Yiaksfsy. JaserA :. Casey = New Wat
rs~n and Matte Dean - B,Rire. Edwin
James and Grace L-ssllan Clancy, BETH
Of Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

A special meeting OF the Seattle branch
OF tie state Cooperative Society viii be
held 81 the Chamber Of Commerce tomcr-
row a. % O'Clock 10 take aetscn in regard
10 sending delegates 50 the Tacoma con-
ver.Aor 20 perfect me state org Aviation Oh
January -
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stores Closed on sunday.

Wtth the exception OF Two or three OF
the smaller ones, al the clothing stores
have agreed 20 keep their doors closed on
Sundays This - the result % q move
nsnt % TIRE Retain Clerks Association.
ard new that their efforts have proved
50 nearly successful they ask the public
10 make their purchases on Saturday.
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wasn't Another Receiver.

A complaint q snlsrveu1ssn aI=d yestsr-
dag sn tie case q J. X. Haz1ss ~ fhs Sc
attic Savings bank ~ a. n aaa4ey. F.n-
ma p Psamisg. Mary Eaton. ard Lyman
z Knao a. administrator % tae Ransom
" Stokes estate. sets forth hat tae IN
fsrvsnorz are creditors sf faae bank In tAa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

= iae suit q a : Kerry Va. The SEAT
. s~sar LgE,ne- Company. Receiver a
AeEwar yesterday aled in ghe So
go eonTt as resort showing TIE gn,lSw-
=. esials a.ea subsequent % January -.
asd approved hy Ain Casey 8
= sses sSs ~ Naggsvsts SAsnEs Go.
u = SrArks 81 DsV.san 4
Ne sss 81 scars Ferk shinrts 60. 500 <.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22

ss-Inca Tcrksy Red D2n&Sk. excel
le1@ qualify. GUAR SOC grade. special
ss-IEca Ur5sach@a Tabs Dsnask.
al pare linen. regular SEC aaz-zsy. sps-
c1al az TIE yar&-
se-IccA Take Cazask. fan bleach
&c q yard
s-Inch Tasls Danask. pzrs hnen-
fGu elsseaes. good value AZ &c. sps-
cial a. sc 3 yard
ss-Inoh Damask- silver sbseaehsd.
al pure fax and extra heavy. wen
worth SC. special At sc yard.
A large quantity % Frfngs9 Cloths.
p9rs white and colored oortsrs. 20
getaer with a Iot OF Fringed Napkins
xhzE mast De sold a. gre@s reductions
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l. Tarner, Of the State Insurance OF
- sassr1, Dre. SAYS Ont of the scorcs o.
Medicines Ia the market there Is oolv
~ have sny ecn6denoe IN and that Is
v,-s'sis'eFisin's Coegh Remedy ] ulaks this
81 Ssteg ~ experience & twelve
- aSs ofthis valuable rsnleay For coaEh>
: = 1sss !, : splendid. BIZ wheFe Us work
slezls.sle i wi,h children subject g eronP.
,ssP IN NV Aoaae at al times Fer sale
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$50 Hans Turned Shoes. IN ClosA and
Kse TOP. Narrow. Square. Tokte and
New RSun6 Tees. at s. Is pair.
cAE5--1's D1l DcETcla. Ks3 Butron
sAse. reduce6 from 81 20 sc pair.
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The rlacDougall
s. Soutfawick Co.
january
nOney-Sa

The store is full of special prices-money-
saving prices-on lines OF mertorious goods
which II is genuine wisdom for you TO know
about. Many dime and dollar can be saved
this month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-22
HELPS IN ECONOMY.
HOW TO Make A FEW DIMES Save
A GREAT MANY DoLLAn4

NSf-M&" &19EnS3 TOR the
Whale Fanlr-Ss Need Of Looklng
Shabby Even in These HARD Tfues-
4 hope 70 help May wac are trying
% Sco7o-nlze. says q vr1ssr Il The
LADIES' Journal Vita a few vsrxa<.s
Of diamond Eyes wonders can ne aons
n making cd dresses ieok Ike new. In
Ey OWE family we did not actually bay
. single Few dress or cloak laxt far. ret
we dressed comfortably ard Il style By
tysGux over clothes TIA. had beer east
aside
Diamond dyes come Il convenient pack
ages whtch color trsrz eae 20 ten cozrss
% goods for fa cents "a. directions
make u Impossible for ere 70 have s4poo-
lGck" Etth Tia 5iAzcz1. and they ara 50
simple 10 use E12t psrfect ra2-sa6zng
eo3ors are obtained without any expert
snce n dye4ng-
A book OF t-ee dlrectt9ns Cor here dye
ing nil De sent % any one By rae
proprt=to-x. Wells. Richardson Il Co.
Burlington. VI
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mr. PALMER RESIGNS.
CITY HEALTH OFFICER To
axe FTP PRIVATE PRACTICE

$ nsher Reason Gfven f~x HIS Re-
sseuenf-Dr. George NJ horton,
u<nhex Of the Beard, May AI.s
c. 0st-The Formers Long snd
ExseIIenf Service an Executive
oneer-Antagenfze6 by other Nu-
st~ipaI Departments