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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
A WARNING TO AMERICA.
Another Twist of the Lions Tail Nay
Make Him scratch

LONDON. Aug 4.-T1a Spectator, dts-
cEsssrx ths provocative add grfrssai1T
feeling ~ An<r1c4n FrgsgiTf-iars OF eotA
parties towards England. says
We are obliged 20 write as Ss never
4rsa-ned of being forced 20 write aeoHf a
eoargrv anfy less dear 20 uS fs7n cur CTa
H0t ~ shon.d tai4 in our 7Heias dGiy I,
we 4ka rot y.seiut oat IN The sgrongss{ man
aer The grave rssAs WHICH are Likely 10 e--
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20 persuade them to come back. Sup
erintenIent Jones put in his appearance.
Jones was knocked down and kicked.
Levi Watts, carpenter who came 10
his aid was struck on the head with
rock and severely injured. The coal and
iron police were called for. but before
their arrival the men had dispersed.
CLEE ELAND. O.. Aug. IA special
from Wheeling says: The Wheeling dis
lrict is now entirely closed Mass meet
ings will be held at Martins Ferry this
afternoon 10 discuss the closing of tho
last two mill mines in the Eastern Ohio
region.
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Fnrope.. Xin.nge of Ise-.

LONDON Aug Is--W.ae exporters
say that ths vintage of 1927 VIII nos rsnk
Asgss TIE hsst reeer.s have t@su received
from Naysnre. where II IL saiA 4 veTy
heavy crop IS assured II the tuports1.
wine districts % Germany a high quality ~
s-~srses ts expected The Fregch vintage
Is much smaller than shat ef Isss though
4 = ~ fair qssllsy. TIE pert ard sherry
districts ara shor; IL aoth quantity and
quality.
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Maniac for "a lighthouse Keeper.

NAERA5ANSETT PIER. r /. Aug
q Whale -ock hghthaasSs three Trliles
p ar~h heaSt % hare. - e charge % q drunk
en maniac Assistant k@sFer Henri Ny
gri~s. LAST ulght. after drinking heavily
ali 6sv. he work@d = sesf 1nto rnur-
der0aS frenzy attacked Capt. J. : Allen.
fAs lighthouse keeper vstth a carving
knife drove 1tn from tke isazud. pur-
seed AsEn . the mainland in a boat, and
cu&v returned when his Intended VIC
tlEn succ@sssss3 n getting 4 horse ard so
making rEs eSca1e.
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SHANGHAI Aug. A-TA~ preliminary
contract fer the indemnity loan cf 81 NO..
~. which ths holy syndicate has beer re-
gstEasfnr with Shsng Ia Jen EAs @ened
August L or the same terms Sc offered
lgs- the Horxkong and Shanghai bank.
namely. Tser cent. AZ g Per cert. for
v4f-se.v-+zve years. besides giving the syn
4icz.e AZ opt2cn 20 construct the Shanghai
ssscehow railway.
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c0.npanying him. There VIII be 600 in
gold and platinum. eighty in silyer-atlt
ard twenty in dull gold Three Immense
loving cups VIII be presented by the mum
icipality 10 the three French waYshtps.
The Russian newspapers are discussing
a scheme TO benefit France by sending
stalwart Russians TO internargy in
France. and stem the falling birth rate
OF that country.
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GONE WITH TWENTY SOILS.
French steamer Lost o6 the Coast Of
Normandy.

LONDON. Aug 14~News has beer re-
cetved here 81 the loss Of the French
steamer Vile de MALAGA The steamer
which was hound from RoGsn struck the
rocks or AideTuey isiars on the coast
~ Normandy. France and her captain
ard nineteen members Of her cYsw are
reported missing.
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o,man pixnm .aiiea to the Re~ear.

Gf-AKrg Arg 1.-THE Khaslfa has
..ss,r,-,onaS casszar. T2Sna tie famous
ek~t5ng general of The IssrrIsh forces 20
orsa,.rrsan. rhs camp nsAr kaarto4u a.
which ire FssaIifa Is preparing 20 make
: rrz1 ard desperate stara azaszsz the
advance &C TIE Angao- Z Esf1an forces Up
TO Ma
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Special Dispatch - vsc Post -FrteGlgrencer
WASHINGTON. 2. c, Aug I4-CharleS
E&s;e-f has t-esa appointed master ansi
Moses Eec2iu assistant lns~r o. The
vesSel Crnargila Rect:
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IA parfnns S~es heck

i.gwman & EanscraS new book, a
fszlae ie t1e k89ndske s4st .sxuee cSa-
sa3Esnx &aree EsgnEaSrATSes uzza ecvsssse.s
1-o1a Latest sGrSsyS- YrsSe. = cents.
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FOWLER YET MiY LIVE
Possibility That the Young Man
Was ReSascifated.


tefiiweneer says He Nms ~Re~-
cuea"-1aiy EtxAt Minuts. In the
Wss~r-Sorrespond Rosss r,s.
Niles 40 Get the News Aboard ths.
George W. Rider While Passing
skaEEr.-Hoaat Vernon Man SAY
the R@msfas Were to lie Packed
i'm Ice for Shf pment so Janeau.
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Neuralgia ard 1ong depression. cs7Sse
,ha nzsr 70 sgzrn gray p-srsarsEre.y. HalFs
Hair Renswsr wsil restore tEe color. a-sd
u-syeut tbs hair troEn falling.
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LONDON. Aug i4--TAe British cruiser
A.rrras-e kas been ordered freEa her ssz-
,ica in :he Norta Paci5e - sealing duty
Ia Berizg sea
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LEADERS OUT IN FORCE
WAITING THE COURTS DECISION

'"spension OF work More General
'aen Ever. aad Miners More
tntt~s-s~rtes of N~~fnxn 60 BE
"acress~d ny Gosnpevs, Sovereign
aad Other Labor Ieadrrs-Samp-
ers as De Armft.s Easily Dfssaaa-
ed From Marching.
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SEATTLE WASHINGTON. AUGUST

e-ty .ase af.eYnccn& Tire situation Was
ssssrasSes. ard 3. HAs agreed by a r2-
t1r1rx 70 rorst-sae work AfEsr TIE meet
ing ese r1src-ssy. Numbering 25eat sew
szsy-eve -sx-r1e1 10 tire camp ard joined
u. strke-A They we're received With
open srras. AID there was great rsSoi.i.sg
sn-srxaeu. tns camp The Plum Greek
rsess zznox-ee6 ghgs they would stand CO.
tov the - es~sss u1.I the eors parry granted
t.se2- dsa2azas. TIE accession CT these
nsr 10 great -icsa-y far ire
s.sriss-1 ard they expecs sa-1o-rov
wholesale desa-tsua from t1s
P.rra Greek nine There was also
a mass meeting % the strikers ~ Plum
ssrvek. which served 80 act as a stimulus
90 The rnen who had been cHsafsaE under
sEe Inactivity os tae day. Addresses we're
made By a number og local leaaers. aao
rcznseiea tsxs raea 90 keep the peace and
obey tbs lsw.
IL is stated that several nssr wro were
aasehxrSe1 from Oak Htii viii be eyscted
frorn the company houses oS Monday.
Such actsen promises 20 sir 3p a good
deai cf sAeiiag anong the strikers and
their frseEsss.
The Boone raine OF tbs can5nshas.C Coal
Company was closed today. o@in. 20 4
report that another march was cons@ns-
plated The strikers "a camp 81 Nc
Govern ar. pSy4ag no attention 20 the
sser!fr's u 1er prohibiting marching.
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Arrests at Elisabeth.

cioses down agala to-day. Twesve arrests
of strikers fer dszorde-fy conduct were
made tsday. and eight yesterday. the vrcn
having Persisted in marching. THE men
were brought 10 Fttssb1rs and lodged in
tail in default of bail The strikers made
no rssgfs lance, when arrested
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HAzELToN. Pa. Aug. A-The drivers
and miners employed at the Hoasybrook
coiliery struck this morning for an ad-
vance os wages Two drivers left the
strikers ranks ard were going TO work
when thirty strikers met them and tried
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.ast Friday morning the Post-Inseli-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20
TOREDEEM " ARRANTS
,,o.ry IN TIDE LAND FryD AVAIL
ABLE FOR THE PURPOSE.
opinion Of Attorney senera' fa"
as~- si5o.ooo 10 Reduce Interest
shooting AFFAIR at Ear~ka-her.
Mr.. Manning to sue for Damages

s,s~gaa Dispatch 70 ere Post-IntsillEeacer
or.ytfPIA. Oct is.--Au opinion has been
even b. Assistant Attorney General vance
- STATE Treasurer YounE % the effect snst
~, sanarssa tide lana fund has been ab9l-
.1hed sna taat al money in maj fund re-
xefts % re general faad- Iaik opinion
<hxous af,out $40 50 iat9 TIE gsnersi fund,
win vhseh % take ~ general warrants
Fl Faeir gE1eF-
ar yanea hosss that sector 70 o. ths
Iax ~ 1871 lseaslon laws ?. - rs5eals
she sef q March =. fss9 creating tbs tide
Iand farG bat thai this ack had already
f,een expressly repealed 81 the act ~
Nayen . 1856. Therefore there no LONGER
sxSsts Il the treasury a sepaFats tide land
fund ~ 70 WHAT becomes % the money
h the sand at fhs tine % ira repeal %
tie tida lard act. Ar. Vance holds That e
cannot Ae regarded ~ o trust fund far the
psrposes prov .dsd ~ that act. bas revert
10 the general fund. into which al ulseei-
laneouz receipts 20. lie concludes as fol-
Iowss
.sror Lac reasons foregoing. you are adj
vlss6 that All moneys IN the state treasury
heretofore supposed 20 be segrszased into
= separate fund are By act OF tha leglzla-
sure. part o. tie general fund % he state
and shoald be used By the treasurer 10
ealing IN and paying outstanding war
rams Ia TIC order OK their issuance. that
the state may rot b. required 70 pay In
eerest upon obligations while money
avaiIable for their payment lies Idle ia the
treasury.
81 would suggest IN addition 20 the fore
going. that wherever warrants are desired
10 be- gold 10 the state for par. that there
Is available IN the treasury for their pup
chase. as Of course sou knog, many faous-
ends OF dollars belonging % the school
fund seaking such investment"
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THEIR EARS TINGLE.
TO HEAR THE EVIDENCE IN THE
BARLOW SCANDAL
second Information Filed-Chehaifs
People Do Not Believe Young Bar
tow Married the Girl TO Save His

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Tntelligencsr.
TACOMA. Oct. 1s.-Seats in Justice Mat
tison's court room viii be al a premium
tomorrow morning. when Prof. Barlow
viii be given a preliminary hearing The
case has already attracted more atten-
ton than almost any case OF a similar
nature ever before the public.
Prosecuting Attorney Titiow has been
busy most OF the day gathering together
evidence 20 be used in the hearing and
for fear that Barlow would be discharg-
ed. today fled another Information with
Judge Kean for the professor arrest on
the same charge. seduction. Mr.. Tit
lows agent, who has been in Pe-ElI. Bu-
coda. Chehaiis and other towns in that
vicinity. has gathered evidence which IS
believed 10 insure conviction.
The girl in the case, Maggie Shields or
rather Mrs. Bert Barlow. has not been
seen today. ruraor having IL that she has
hid herself al the instigation Of her hus-
band until after tomorrow's hearing This
rumor could not be traced down today
CHEHALIS. Oct. 1a-The statement in
q Post-Intelhgencer dispatch from Tacoma
regarding the alleged seduction case In
which Professor Barlow. of Tacoma. and
Maggie Shields. Of Pe-Ell. figure as prin-
cipals. to the effect that "sdvices from Pc
Eli and Chehalis state that the impression
down there is that the son sacrificed him
self 10 save his fathers honor: that he
married the girl full well knowing that an
expose would mean disgrace on his whole
IS 0lly." does not do strict justice TO Pro-
fessor Barlow. so far as the people Of Che
halls are concerned. No such impression
prevails here. as nobody has any knowl-
edge OF the affair. except from information
given out by Shields. the father OF the girl
The statements of Mr.. Shields, concerning
this or any other matter. do not carry
much weight where he Is known. After
the child was born to Maggie her father
came here and attempted TO get the coun-
~ attorney TO take hold OF the matter. but
failed
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HOOK ToY REFUSED BAIL.
Clese of Hearing of Alleged Chinese
Eorger at Victoria.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inieillgeneer.
yrcT0RTA, II. c.. Oct. l3.-The pre-
Iiusinary hearing OF the Hook Toy forgery
case closed today with the o0mmlttal of
the ACCUSED for trial. Magistrate Mac
Rae refusing San. bat directing counsel
10 apply 10 one o. the judges OF the su
rrenle court.
There was oae little Bit Of white mans
evidence today upon which tho prosecu-
ton bases IFS highest hopes. The witness
was James a. Murray. clerk In tho Vic
toria pastoflce. He was examined re-
gar6Ing the envelope in which the forged
letter addressed 20 Hook Toy was found,
and of which the address was How Hok
care Of Sing Kee Murray dsposed that
Hook Toy received letters addressed 10
himself under the name Of Sing Kee
the Identical envelope produced having
been originally delivered 10 Hook Toy
personally. enclosing a registered letter
The prosecution took the line that the
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NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST.

The commissioners OF Shoshone county:
Idaho, have decided to test the validity or
SIS, Geo worth Of bonds. and have instruct
ed the treasurer 10 pay no more interest
United States Consul Dudley, OF Vancou-
yer. Is. C. leaves today for RoSslanc.
where he will install Prof. Blochherger. OF
Portland. or, as United States consular
agent
A good sized ledge has been struck on
the Morning and Evening claims on Toad
mountain. 3. c, within four feet OF the
old workings, on which money has been
squandered.
Messrs. Campbell. Elliott and Hale are
building a steam tug at Nelson, Is. c.
which viii he 20 feet long. ii feet beam
powerful compound engines.
After a months prospecting for the
ledge from which rich float on the Atha-
basca ground at Nelson, r. c., came, IL
has been found 500 feet above the old
workings. The ledge is eighteen inches
wide.
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ch~etham DID Sos sign II.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Tntellgencer.
OLYMPIA. Oct 1s.-Ths report Of the
state board CT equalization which YVES
printed in Mondays Pcet-fntelligercer.
ara which contained much single tax ar
s4rsat. was signed as Il appeared in
print. by Robert Bridges. Neal Cheetham
and VIII .. jenkins. This was an error.
the report IN fact being signed by Secre-
,ary jenkins and Commissioner Bridges. a
majority Of the beard. Mr.. Cheetham did
not sign. and gave as his reason that he
was not prepared. without further study
az The subject matter and data contained.
70 give bis unqualified support thereto.
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LEARY REVIEWS HIS SUIT.
Asks for Receiver for His steamer
COMPANY I'm Oregon District Court.

PORTLAND. Oct. l9--John Leary, Of
Seattle. today brought suit in tha United
States circuit court here asking that a
receiver be appointed for the Columbia
River & Puget Sound Navigation Com
pany. Mr.. Leary, who is a stockholder
in the company, charges fraud at the
last annual election. He also claims that
the company has incurred a loss of $3.50
through a non-payment in the $1,000
with which the steamer Flyer was
charged up to the corporation. Judge
Bellinger has set the hearing for Tues
day next.
The suit was first brought before
United States Judge Hanford at Seattle.
and dismissed by him on the ground that.
the defendant company being an Oregon
corporation, action must be brought be-
fore the court of its home district; that
the Seattle court had no jurisdiction.
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name Hook vas inserted afterward by
Heck Toy for MS own purposs-
The supposedly expert evidence or Ne
Sing Mung. a Chinese school teacher and
secretary q the benevolent society. vas
Ia Identifying portions of the zee Gee
letters as In the handwriting Of Hook Toy.
while Lun Hung. Al engrager. explained
how the difference Fl the impressions Of
fris good luck seal in the various letters
vas only a difference IN ink
Application for bail viii be made to-
uoFr0w.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
GRAND FORKS. =. c.. Oct. l9--John
Martin has been brought to the Jubilee
hospital from Eureka camp, suffering from
a wound In the hip inflicted by his partner
Hennessee. Martin says that last We'd
nesaay he. Thomas and James Welsh were
drinking with Hennessee in the latter's
cabin when Tennessee suddenly picked
up a Winchester rife. went out and fred a
shot through the window The bullet
struck Thomas Welsh's wrist and glanced
of TO Martins hip. He says Tennessee
ran away. remarklng 10 two men he
passed;
II guess have got him this time"
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Food

that you can depend upon.
You know who makes .Sekrk-
kEng's Best
tea baking powder
coffee spices
soda extracts
and you know that We can
be depended upon to furnish
the best goods that we know
how 10 make.
4 schHsux & com7zsy
Saa FF2srssco
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VANCOUVER, 2. C.. Oct 1s-sir
Charles Upper. ex-prenier OF the Doratu-
ion. arrived here today. after a visit 70
Kooteney IN connection with his mining
interests. He confirms the report that his
sou Sir Charles Hilbert Topper, ex-rlin-
ister Of justice. ard Hon. Fred Peters.
premier CO Prince Edward island. have
formed a partnership and viii shortly To-
cate In Victoria and practice law.
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A Child Drowned I'm a Mil Race.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-InteIllgencer
ELLENSBURG. Wash. Oct 1s.-yes-
teraay the 5-year-oid son OF Mrs. Wagnon
left home al 9 o'clock. and his body was
found late tonight Ia the mill race which
runs through the town. He had fallen
in and been washed down the psnstock.
where the body lodged.
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CHINESE ARE SHUT OFT.
Canadian supreme Court Sustain,
the Mining Law.

VICTORIA. r. C. Oct. IA special 20
the Times from Ottawa says: In the
supreme court today the appeal against
tire constitutiopaiity Of the Chinese IN
derground exclusion act OF British Column
s.a was thrown out. The court held that
y has no Jurisdiction; that the appeal IL
not from proper judgment, bat from
merely an opinion OF the provincial full
court 10 the provincial government. 50
chat tie aet is sustained and remains In
force"
The enfeavor 10 quash the act was made
by Dunsmulrs who desire TO replace white
miners with Cinnamon. They were op-
noseG by the Miners Union. the provincial
government and other mining companies
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Bet,~r steamer. To Australia.

VANCOUVER. B. G. Oct. 1e-Sir WILL
fam c. Van Horne. president OF the Cana
dian Pacific railroad. was interviewed by
a 6eputation from the Board OF Trade to-
day. and stated that. II the fast Atlantic
steamship scheme should so through his
company intended putting improved steam
ers Of the Empress type in the Australian
Eeryice
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riI.snu enp.iu the Rant.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer
EVERETT. Oct. 1s.-The city council
last night filled the vacancies in It's MEM
bership caused by the exodus during
July and August 60 the Yukon, by elect
ing N. w. Porter. from the First ward:
@. NJ. Calligan. from the Sixth ward, and
-. II. Alien. at large. A tax levy of 10
mills was made.
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MANNING WILL ASK DAMAGES.
Expelled Episcopal Clergyman VIII
sue All saints Nesfrymen.

SPOKANE Wash, Oct. n.-The
Rev. John Manning. the Episcopal eler-
gyman who was elected from All Saints
cathedral last Wednesday night by Q num-
her Of the vestrymen. today brought ac-
ton against the yestry for $1,000 dam
ages. lie has employed three Of the lead
ing attorneys OF the city. and the suit
promises TO be prosecuted with great
Xlgor.
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proposes 70 submit % vote OF the peo-
pc the question OF bonding the city for
&. aoa TIE proceeds o. which are 20 be
expended In a system of sewerage
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

State. respondent. VS.. James Rogan. sp-
peilant, convicted Of seduction In Spokane
county; Ole Nelson. respondent. VS.. Dan
c. Rose. appellant. appealed from King
county
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
OLYMPIA. Oct BY order of the su-
perior court Of Thurston county, the time
within which all parties IN interest en-
titled TO share in the trust fund of the
defunct State Insurance Company of Sa-
state treasurer has been extended TO No
vember is, 1897.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

II you think you need spectacles go {
Finck's jewelry store. Eyes tested FIRE,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

Ralph A. Cutie of Philadelphia. and j.
r. Dewey. OF Philadelphia. have arrived in
San Francisco from the East on their bi-
cycles after a four months trip
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

II you are troubled with falling hair.
aandruff. eczema OF the scalp. OF inclined
10 grayness. use the best preparation made
"a correct and cure--Halrs Hair Remover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

The clearance sale at Finck's iewelry
store is still going on. See him and get
his clearance prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

Schooner Dora L Briggs. the suspected
fiilibuster, arrived in New York Monday
and was detained by the customs officers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

DR.. c. L. Nelson. dentist. has removed
10 Collins block. over the Lace House.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

Washington Condensed MIX is pure. 15c.