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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

r. L Drew. receiver of the Northern
Lo9stng Company. the property Of which
was fnslly sol6 coupis OF weeks ago
after three trials 10 Lester Turner for
f.SlD. nied mis- report In the superior court
yesterday. In IL the receiver states that
ne reca5gs6 tire full amount o. the pur-
chase prsos from Turner aud in turn ex-
ecuted bin o: sale OF the property. He
further states that he has received for the
rent OF the houses during the continuance
o. ms recasEerstair Sis 80 and that he has
IN his hands 9. slso. In carrying on the
recsiyership bills 10 the amount OF sf7slo
have been contracted The following
claims have bsen fled with him: E. p.
Edsen. trustee. s.. ~ 80; @. r. Knighton.
IS: Andrew Fezs. ssos; r p. Edsen. at
torney. sE.s2; b. Pelly. sis-5o. Union Trust
Company. sl32E w. r. EaSan. ss1s 20.
g. II. Haxsn. sisz.72s Ssroat q Haxan,
ia "a: fAwrsncs Bros, as: Sehwabach-
er Hardware Company, ss,5 .: Webb d
Company, .. Sister Francis. III; Nor
an supply Company, su-E. ". II. Fuller
4 Company, N.Sn: First National bank.
s.. efsss and interest; r. @. Davidson. ss.s5;
Lilly. Bogardus & Company. Inc. szss 80;
Osborne. Tremper g. Company. s.: Taco
ma Land Company, siE. :. II. Piles. Sos;
Pacific Meat Company, ssss.is; Western
Union Telegraph Company, noe. r.. W.
Clark SIo4 and interest AIRS. John Peter
son, Is5o. Standard on Company. 2s-a;
c. W. Chamberlain. sie.ss; Pacific q Puget
Sound Rottllng Company, sse 10: @. III.
Holloway. 80: G. 81. Emory. SO. Lowsn.sn
q fisnford Stationery and Printing COM
pany. x9s; Lsdgerwood Manufacturing
Company. tslss. Amounting 10 t.sT2 ~.
Ire following Of these claims have been
assigned 10 j. &. Brace 81 Company and
w. n. Hagan: sehwsbaeher Hardware
Company 10 Brace. 49,; weeb a Com
pany 10 Brace, $50 y: W. r. Fuller q
Company TO Brace. $2s4: Pacific & Puget
Sound Bottling Company 70 Brace, So %;
Lilly. Bogariux & Company 10 Brace,
xS9as0; Y. r. EdSen. trustee TO Brace. 81
psf.S: 3. III. Piles 20 Brace. 500; Tacoma
Land Company 70 Hagan- si8. Pacific
Meat Company 70 Brace. I6A
Judge Moore heard the report and set
Thursday. May 6. az the time Of hearing.
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TRANSFERS TO FIGHT.
They - Not want te re Drtwea on
OF Pioneer Place

There - q small green SPOT n this city
lying IT ~. center o. Pioneer place. CITY
Atso-new RAxEon terms IL a br~afhinx
spct Il TIE center c. a metropolitan CITY.
sna urhoszs tire rtEet o. the city
father. 70 PASS 80 ardsnascs prOhisIsinx
teams r~os7 standing around IL waiting 10
h@ bird.
Attorney II c. On. wAo represents re
interests 90 the Transfers szvs that Mr.
Rswscn's ntt!e green Breathing rpc< Is
rcthfux raare thar ths playground of 8
g@~ small Gers. ard that re reAI ausr1us
~ driving swxy - teams comes from
fhe o.ess~~sfo-s - = fSw people wfo ~3rs
e look ~ re w-~EA
william ssuttuzn % ere 60 RE tears
ts-s wha essS 20 Occupy Pjcaser pl&ce.
ard astw re e-tInSncA vent snto s-sct
70 was arrested for ret keeping CT ia
rse-es ground. 10. grass. TIE case was
- yesterday srre~neoa h~fors Judge
Ba..s sH tie -auriS1S1l nosz-t CO = GenzG--
r~- BY tAs easen6AEt 20 the complaint
Jusre Borvs t-ttnste5 stro-xsy thzx "a
Considered ire ordinance tuvaHs. 81 east
s. "a the o~Ee-> o. occupants % esz~kE sss
hn&Ses shou. re square. hat ov~-TT31sd
TIRE demurrer ard seS tie case FOR rrs&l
O. THURSDAY rsxI
Ire defendant eonter6eG that 90 e~-
e.nss-nc- Vas trwan. Ct TIE grounds tat
u - IA restraint c. trx1s. = discriminate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

Why pay sas fer a shoe when yos
can buy its equal here fer a.ssf We
sell shoes the saras as Dry Goods. On
a close margin. We ara showing .
magnificent line ef ths newest styles in
spring Footwear. at ssS a pair. which
We guarantee to be equal 20 ths best
s<es Shoe yea can buy elsewhere. We
warrant every pair. ard refund your
rzeney K they are rot satisfactory. We
know tia shoes
Ladies' Fine Wet KID oxford Ties.
sn exhloed. chocolate and black. These
Shoes are made on the new Niagara
last strictly hand made. and are
equal 20 any sAea Oxford ia the city.
AZ s. q n pair.
ladies' Fine Paris Kid Oxford Ties.
In chocolate snd black. They ara
made en- the new Wellesley last. with
nesium OF military heels patent
leather or tips 20 match. and hand
turned ssles. These goods sre cheap
at san. but we viii sell them tor n few
days az s2As q pair.
Ladies' Fine Dongeia Kid oxfsrd
Ties. hid or cloth top, with patent
leather or tips the same. MADE on the
Casn Tee Last. medium, French or low
heels and very flexible toes. They
cannot he bought anywhere for less
than SAGA We have marked them as
q pair.
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With consent Of tire corrr. ana ~ts 6eser.-
al BOT Appearing. Judgment a. above
fns0tioned was entered
On motion 81 plztati- IN sse csss OF 10
cresr Of defxuR wss zgres against ira
Cay. April D.
A depc~sron from Thomas KIrxpasrsck.
wIsaess n ne case q tas Bay View
Company. Vas received ~ the clerk %
the superior court yesterday.
On motion OF attorneys ecs pizsn;sE. the
aclaoa brought ~ the simmons Hardware
Bank. Lsssar Turner And -. psnsi@g-
HAruwaek Company, Judge Moore signed
ar order disualxzng ths same yesterday.
Sheriff Moyer turned Ellen Land loose
sesteE-ay- Tie woman was taken e ihs
bslrs insane bat as no formal charge v2s
psAced against her yesterday, ard as SIZE
gave no evidence OF being radically wrong.
The sheriff allowed Fer 70 60
The attorneys for Newton Hunter, who
was convicted IN Judge Ayers court FRI
day, have sagniae6 the4r intention OF uoy-
ans tor q Dew trial ia the case. and as
preslHl.nA acton asked Ter an exssn-
vita. which wAz granted hy Judge Aver.
The divorce cases Of Louisa Robnsns
va Richard w. Robbins and Emma q.
jackson vs. Hsnry +, Jackson. were con-
former 90 Thursday and the latter 30
Monday May l. TIE reason Judge Ayers
Continued the cases was ina. they ia.
been begun before Judge Jacobs. and
should be finished by him
-Four cases we're contlnusf yesterday BY
Judge Bsnscn. a. follows: y. Christian
son Va Northwest Steamship Company,
10 examine saregses on bond. 70 April =;
]. Y. w&idrlp rs. J. @ Rrax3n, rspleysa
suit. May 6; James Humphreys vs.. Willis
Iherp o. TX, pronisscry note. May -
FhaueRs Thayi0r VS.. Conrad Carson,
damages for personal injury, May IL
Prosecuting Attorney AcEi-oy fled the
brsefs in the Es<e Winters esse yssrsf-
day. This WAS simply according 90 Gus
uT5ay, before the news arrived that the
woman had been pardoueS. Had Mr.. Me-
Elroy been apprised Of the chief sxesau-
tIve's intention sooner he would have been
spared the work OF preparing the br.e..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

We want yeu 20 visit our suit te-
rsrtmens this week We want yeu to
see the many attractions IN this de-
pSrtmsnt Our display Of ladies'
gowns 10 not equsIled anywhere. The
entire Ees-up OF our garments Is SO
different from those shown elsewhere.
that IL 10 no wonder that all lovers OF
the beautiful and correct in dress
should center their interests herA
We are showing tsilor-ma6s Etsn
suit. made OF good quality Of storm
Serge. jacket silk lined. skirt peTcA-
line lined, velvet bound. at ss.<S
LADIES' Tailor-mads Suit, made Of
mixed tan and grey saiting. ny front.
jacket silk lined. SKIRT pereslins lined.
velvet bound. at s7.sA
Ladies' Tailor-usaee Suit, IN navy
and HACK chsvtef. nv front. Jacket
silk Tined. skirt percallns lined. velvet
bound. at sioae.
Covert cloth. iiy front. Jacket silk
lined. skirt percallDe lined. velvet
bound. st sfaoe.
Ladies' Tatlor-made Suit. IN navy
and black. storm serge. ny front jack
et, Jacket and skirt silk lined. velvet
bound. st si30
Ladies' Tailor-made Suit. In black,
navy and green serge. fly front Jacket.
Jacket and skirt lined with change
able taffeta, at $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

The officers OF the King county W. c. T
L. held an executive committee meeting
at the residence OF Mrs. 5. Monroe, Pom
thus avenue, last week for the purpose Of
considering plans for the yearly conven-
ton TO be held in Seattle. May Is and e.
In the absence OF the president, Vice Pres
ident Mrs. Mary Wade presided. The off,
GERS present were: Recording Secretary
Mrs 5. Monroe. Treasurer Mrs j. c. Spur
Delegate-at-large Mrs. Nellie Worth. and
the superintendent present were: Mrs.
Libbie Beach Brown. Mrs. r. J. Wsster-
man. Mrs. Olive Sprague. Mrs. III. 5. Rock
well. Mrs. Kate Bartlett and Mrs. NJ A.
Harmon.
The First Methodist Protestant church
win be engaged for the two days session
and features OF the meetings viii be timely
talks by prominent pastors, programmes
Of music each day and a children's mass
meeting at p. m. Of the hrst day. IN
charge of Rev. Mrs. W. II. Wilson
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steven. Post Entertainment.

The regular open meeting Of Stevens
Post No viii be held this evening at
G.. A. r. hall. Hinckley block. The fol-
Song. selected. ...... Miss Oracle Taylor
Banjo solo. The Last Rose OF Summer,
49,. .............. ........ Mr. ia. Long
Address ...:...... Mfr: L. e. Teschnor
Soprano solo. ''Mignon." .-................
$500. :. -. $500. Miss Donna Cansraxd
Accompanied by Mime. Berta cr.vega.
Tenor solo. Hearts Delight"
Recitation. Kentucky Belle. ...........
................. Miss Merrill Cooper
Plano Solo Scene de Ballet "............
............ Madame Berta Criveli
Dancing and games viii follow. All old
soldiers and their friends Will be cordial
ly welcomed
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Art League Lecture Tonight.

"Ruskln'' viii b. the subject OF Mrs. j.
<. Hsgan's lecture oetore the Seattle Art
League and School O. Design In the Hinck-
Leo building this evening. commencing at
20 o'clock and continuing half an hour.
Artists ard others interested are cordially
invited TO attend. SO charmed was the
sketching party OF the league on Satur-
CAV last with Mafrona park that II was
unanimously decided 20 20 there again
en- Saturday next The party will leave
the studio at $50 o'clock. Should the
westher prove un.avorahle to out OF door
work the party viii sketch from the
sheltered pe<lors o. the Elliott Bay
Yacht Club In tho Brighton bosthouse at
the feet o. Battery street North Seattle,
which have been kindly placed at the
leagues disposal by the club The rexu-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27
Will Co IL Alone.

IN the language OF q euchre expert.
Josephine D. Walker Will go IL alone"
that is II Bark cor the cour1 Is willing.
This unhappy woman fled a complaint
IN the superior court yesterday alleging
that her hushs nd and father Of her daugh-
ter has refused - contribute toward their
support although soundaniy able 20 DO
so. This is not the worst. though. He has
falsely accused her OF being intimate with
other men. naming specifically March -
OF this year as the day on which she En-
tsrtained men Ia her room. For this she
asks the court TO dissolve the bonds 90
fnatrimony existing between them and 10
also award her the cnild-
Mrs. Walker claims that she owns ten
acres OF land In kttsap county. her sep
srats property. and asks the court 10
award the same % her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

Yuars Moore denied Atsornsv :. !.
Hurss@s' melton - diszz..ss IRE receiver soz
a = Trs~B ysEte-1zy-
Tv.= demurrer - ths % - - ~. Mr.
ssAv ~ n. Bryant. rsceiVeEs W4S over
rsaie~s yes. e<4zy - -aag- ks1sa&
rs Aearsrg of she wrte 90 review -
-. ease % E&w&rd Roberts - State %
rs ss~srax<on vas Continued yesterday ~
yss6xe Jacobs - kr@4sF-
A sss4E-zerg Scr cests q tsYsSr 81 csten4-
.nF = re case - a.. 1N~Ftchsi. IS. scott
" Eenisn1as ~ss &xn~N srstrFo&S p
sestz~ Rsr~cu ana ne 49, on 4zetEFts-s6.
~.~sA A. EeNAr- wxs sfw~s = fs3xaasnt
.x.tr< Nails EFsns fer AK arc a. a.
sSrneysx Zee ~ Szs TIE @cEtoa w&s Ter
-. -. --,ss4 ~esrrrs.ter - fSat. -Gry
xxx vxvsd - s2s pA@l1l1 3sssST2Ay,
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The Dungeness Trading Company. Of
DunEeneSs. began an action Ia the sd
perier court Yesterday against Ridley &
Hedgson. Of this city. for ;sZss9 and costs.
The allegations on which the cor plant
IS based are that the Seattle firm. BE-
tween February ard uniawfuily carried
away Sss sacks 90 potatoes and thirty rolls
az butter ard converted the same 10 It's
own us@ Tee value ~ these goods was
sF- "a On February - the Trading Com
pany alleges that u sold 10 Ridley e
Hodrsoa ten boxes o. apples. for which
q received 10 money. This brought TIE
I'll 20 So 60
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Would Like old order set Aside.

Judge Moore listened TO argument yes
terday on the liza iiity 81 J. II Cutler. q
stakeholder IN the detunct Washington
Savings hank. on an order directed by
Judge Langley some twenty months ago
assessing the stockholders OF that insti-
tuition for the bench; OF It's creditors Cut
Ter IL an Eastern stockhcider and claims
90 have hsen without the jurisdiction ~
the court ct the time the order Was made.
ara asks that the order he set aside in
so far as his liability 20 It's provisions Is
concerned. Cutter = represented BY Don
worth q Hove. and Receiver SheSf By
elise a King
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

With each succeeding shipment
comes tho seasons newest fashion I'm
skirts. We've some 30 show you
that pleases US bettar than any We
have seen 50 far. Here's suggestion
Of the values:
Rrocaded Satin skirt. In great varis-
~ OF patterns. full four yards wide.
percaline lined. velvet bound. ssee.
Same garment as above IN Moirs.
SIC 50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

Miss Alice Goldsmith. of Portland,
Died Yesterday.

James 8. Goldsmith. vice president -
the Schwabscher Company. received the
sad intelligence yesterday OF the death
OF his sister, Miss Alice Goldsmith. which
occurred II Portland daring the day. TIE
news was great shock TO Nr. Goldsmith
and his brother AIRED. both OF whom
have the sympathy OF host OF friends
Miss Goldsmith vas well-known in Sc
attic. having visited here on a number
OF occasions. and the news OF her death
viii be kecaly felt Those that knew her
viii say she had q most lovable nature
and was a superior and accomplished
young woman Mr.. Goldsmith and broth
e- LEFT on the o'clock train for the
parental hcna. which has been thus
saddoaed
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The rlacDougall
& SOuthwick Co.
Does Quality Count With
Noaup If So This Advertisement
olS Should Interest You.
Newest Millinery.

Our magnificent display es nxw ana
exclusive millinery Is tire subject ot
universal cnco-,surss by the multi
frdes OF ladies' who have visited this
busy department Oar coiisetiea en-
braces every choice novelty IN desixn.
trimming and coier created fer tia
srrsng AID summer season. viii later
est every woman who enters cur Show
room Here ysu'n see the eAoscsst
styles At attractive prices.
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Intena. 90 nrInw suit.

Amid Z. Chesver. p~titionsa the So
Isrene court yesterday 70 issue al order
including jacob F1Irth, a. receiver of Tire
Guarantee Loan & Trust Company. IS a
rz~fy defendant 81 an action which she
Intends 20 hrinr against Chc Lean & Trust
company FOR the foreclosure % q norfE tga
o. property n JEFFERSON county. given SIS
security on = SEQ coupon bond ard mort
rsxs ulaaa b ere juliGs Most g the com
nary. Judxe Moore heard the petition
a nc granted ias order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

A correspondent writes that the con-
tract has been signed for the building %
the new lighthouse at Westport at the
entrance OF Gray's harbor. and that work
has been progressing for several weeks.
The stone is being Quarrisd. the iron got
ten out, the brick made and all prepare
tons made TO hasten the work according
20 the plans adopted By the government.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

TIE speez quality q loAf -n<ar Is Esed n
the r-szuSzcfRre of CAzmhsrlzins Couzs
Remedy ard The rs.pss Used n Is prspsrz;ioa
Gre il . Ezvor similar u that Of maple
syrup, making j; vs-v paezsAat 20 tASs- A.
nssdscsne for tAe curs of coughs, co... =
grIpp~ er0sp ard wAocrsrx oossh il = IL
osuslls. ~ aav cher. Il Alvzys cures I'D
s2rss 9alekly.
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Tes following rev cAs@s we~s begun
Yesterday IN vne Superior courts
Jesn Coiii-s - 4. n. Warrer-Trs--
- -spt q exemption docket of snohoraisa
County
Ttsrse,e~s Traaf-g Company -. Frank
" R4al@v ana - H0a Kson-L gfAwfu}
s~cnwerstcn Of .oo3s.
I. ~. Wihc0x - ClaTenoe 70 sr-Ae ,
serzrt q t,larrsrnt from JaSSfce SlAnch-
ard = court. Kent
resz-.F hifsr - walker - Alexander
Wsiksr-Artioa faF 6fv0rCe-
RvokAw R-as ~. Jchn McAr4f~~~ Prom
tszaorr nnss Sea
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James Winchester. proprietor Of the
Utopia restaurant az liza First avenue.
has not been 1T bis place OF business or
home since last Saturday morning ., TO
o'clock. II was supposed that he had
gone out for half heur 10 see . man"
The police DO not think that there 10 rez-
son 70 suspect foui play. Mn. winehes-
ter Is greatly worried over the matter.
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ga -

Further money contributed VIII se seos
% the Christian Ee~si1. New York II.
wAalehaek Cry - Everett win cary tA~
faroSts1cns 20 Calcutta erS TS-. Haho=. CO
ia Centa~r Mssho4tst Episcopal csG-oa,
&C Jacksonville. III. vta 90 e. the xiezaa-
e. Ana sssperntss4 IRE elssrfsgttSn- Tss
ssazsrafStes sxfsrds rs hanks fer ths
hearty response - ia car for 9uz4k
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Carey anA Murphy and Three Others
Co Go 60 WalIa WaIia

King county will have evs eoarders
is~s 20 feed next week and the state @gn
gain Eve Sheriff Meyer cortsmplafes
leaving some time duriag the week for he
pen az WsfiA WallA vita wiillsm Carey
and Jim Murphy. tried for murder;
o'Br1en and Moore. fhs men who bur
xlartxed the Mug saloon. and scotty
Sharp. VINO held up thu Jap restaurant
nen and relieved them OF their days
earnings.
Carey will enter the bag stone building
never more 70 leave II q tree man. while
Aurpay will tsrry for fifteen years. TIE
other men are simply ordinary criminals,
aud viii remain but q few moaths-
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frg In that IL permits certain business
houses 70 keep their draws standing n
front % their places a. al tines. ard 70
Unconstitutional IN that IL violates the
constitutional provision denying certain
cAtkzens o. corporations privileges Ect
equally belonging 20 al citizens
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EFFORTS 60 extsn6 thu lie Of Craerssr. I
wo4ss Pay nc attention 20 rne case. a. 7
Yes that have done my fail duty II rre
arrest and Conviction Cf tn2r mar crx@-
neT. whom an a. well satisfied = tia
x2ar1erer OF Mrs. Mueller and calid as
saat ! am alive. ols ] DO rot Ike 70 az
ioiy BY willie ] s<s men trying to free 9
murusrsr oy usAlisning ne aE<. bol1e<srx
u2 s4ck work ~ perjury"
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LEVI SMITH In JAIL.
HE WILL STAY THERE RATHER
THAN TRY TO GET BONDS

County Auditor Eveasen swears 20
Complaint CAsrgfng Hfm with
Ysrsery-TAs Prese~. ssag Asser-
-Teansters Co Fight the ordi-
nance which Keeps Them on
Pfeaeer Place.
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A ticense 20 wed WAS ISSUED yesterday
ser wiis-rrs Watson and Ala II. Blow
,r- Arsh % Se0 ffie.
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Commencing May 4 the Daily aud
sunday rost-fnGeiIiEeneer wiz be
delivered 60 any part OF the city at
use. per month.
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fTTER FROM ROGERS
OF POLICE WRITES
rr THE cRAEMER CASTE

- the Man Ii Guilty Of MR.
80 says he Expects 10 Come
s~afffe IN q Few Days To Get
- NJ some of the sA0dayfs
.~s~rs--wfiiinx GO spesd . Few
~~.fhs fn a Ffxha-His Respects
- wr. wexensr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

lar public receotlon OF the league win %
held on Friday afternoon from TO
o'clock. when the studio and art gallery
Will BE thrown open to the public. al IN
terested being earnestly invited to call
and see the work on exhibition
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Gladness Comes

WITH a better understanding of the
w transient nature Of the many phys
zeal ills, which vanish before proper Ell
farts-genfiee fforts--pleasanse norfs-
rightly directed There Is comfort In
the aaovvledge, that 80 many forms OF
Sicxness are not due to any actual Dis
case. but simply 20 constipater condf-
ton Of the system, which the pleasant
family Laxative, Syrup OF Figs, prompt
Nv removes That Is why IL Is the only
remedy with millions Ct families, and y
everywhere esteemed 50 highly BY all
who value good heaitf- Its beneficial
effects are due 10 the fact. that II Is the
one remedy watch promotes internal
cleanliness without dehshtatIng the
orwans on which IL acts IL IL therefore
aft important, IN order 70 get It's hene-
fetal effects. 20 note when you pnr-
chase, that yon have tire genuine srts-
Gle. which Is manufactured ov the Cail-
fornia Zig Syrup Co. only and sold ~
all reputable druggist
III IN the en- joyEent Of good health,
and the system Is regular, laxstives or
other remedies are then not needed III
afflicted with arr actual disease. one
nav be commended - the most ski lful
PHYSICIANS. but Il IN need Of Laxative,
one should have TIRE best. and with the
weII-iuto~rued everywhere syrup OF
Figs stands highest and Is most Largely
ssed and gives most general s-i->L.<l a~E 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

II you wish TO send East for your
friends, call a the Northern Pacific once
and they will arrange.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27

Avoid alcoholic preparations for the
hair: they injure II. Hairs Hair Remover
contains no alcohol: its componenss are
natural food TO produce healthy hair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27
The India Relief Fund.

Rev. w ". HOWE. chairman Of ths
local India corssittse. has prepared IT,
following Statesmen, OF funds received ana
cis sursed.
Receipts
Cash from al sources ..........--....-sfI1 -
Flas- and other foods "a value ..... &c o.
Dishurss 7ltntS-
IQfsA .~ssss ss-sss-ss--- -. - = ~
Fao5 sent % tas government boat
A. san Francisco Tree Of charge by
ths Pacific Coast Steamship Cons-
pSry.
Sert 10 the Saa FRANCHISES reif~s
COMMITTEES. 20 - invested IN beans.
Or L necessary. 10 kelp Ia the
movement = 80 tors o. cu-n from