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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06
A FAMILY SKELETON.
Trouble at the Railway Station BE-
tween a Woman and Two Men
Over the Womap,s DAUGHTER

Mrs. Minnie Stewart. who has been liv-
ing AZ the Laciede house on First avenue
near Seneca street. recently received let
ter from the grandmother OF her nttls
daughter Gladys. asking her 20 send the
child 70 Butte. Mont The grandmother
intended 10 go 70 Salt Lake City, and was
going to take the little one with her
Night before last Mrs. Stewart accom-
panied by her child and z. r Rafferty,
formerly proprietor OF the Washington
restaurant went down 10 the Seattle a.
international depot for the purpose Of
sending the child out on the Great North
ern train While In the depot a man OF
unprepossessing appearance entered and
spoke 20 Mrs. Stewart. Rafferty, had no
idea who he was, and gave the matter no
thought About the tine that the train
was due 70 leave. Haiferty told Gladys
that sire had better say goodbye to tho
gentleman. The child threw her head up
In the air and looked scornfully at the
newcomer. This apparently made him
angry. for he commenced calling the
woman names. Haiferty told him that he
was not a gentleman 70 act like that be-
fore ladies' Mrs. Stewart was not the only
lady IN the depot. The man responded by
striking AT Halferty twice. The blows did
not land. st this point Patrolman Bren-
nan entered the room and the aggrsssor
made a run for liberty, but got into tho
wrong room and was captured Brennan
arrested both men and took them 70 the
nearest patrol box Without provoeat!on
whatever the man who had attempted 10
escape struck Halfsrty behind the ear
At police headquarters the men were
charged with fighting. Rafferty, was re-
leased or 30 cash hail. The other man re-
NAMED IN Jail ali night. and gave his
name IS i. Luuy. 4 laborer. lie would not
talk about the affair. but when arraigned
In the municipal court yesterday after
noon pleaded guilty 10 fighting and was
sentenced 20 rsteen eayS-ir the city tail
Judge Craven sitter hearing ali the evil
6ence. which dealt exclusively with the
striking of blows. exonsTated Halferty
from all blame
II appears that while ,he trouble was
going CT the child was put on the train
and went on its way % Butte Yesterday
morning T. c. Stevens. CT the Great
conductor saying that there was n chfts
sboara the sast-bound overland. bar IL
was without a protector. Mention was
made 81 trouble az Seattle between people
supposed 20 Re tha persons directly inter
ssfsd IA the Mst4e one- Il IS understood
ina: : woman who vas going East had
agreed 20 lock after Gladys. but she proh-
ably id nof feel hike asserting herself
wner Il vas r1znoreG that there was a row
connected with ire case. The chlla will
probably be sent eack % Seattle
There Il q romance connected with tise
case Ms. Stewart does not I've with her
husband. When she saw Luny enter tha
depct she was rot pleased. Perhaps they
never speak as they PASS hy But mat Is
q matter IA which they sl1aa are later
ssted scna P@op&s think Isuny s. JEALOUS
q - nan - 90 does not appear IN TIE story
ard whose name - not kn0wn.
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In the Greenwood divorce suit Judge
Jacobs yesterday granted the motion OF
Mrs. Grserwoo1's counsel for zlimony
fixed az one-haif the husbands wages. 20
be paid during the hearing OF thu cause
nos pending.
The particulars OF the trouble we're fully
written gp al the time the complaint was
fled. February IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
wood we're married IN Seattle November 5,
isse The wife charges that her husband
has AZ various times subjected her 20 VIC
lent and brutal treatment beating her WITH
his FISTS and calling her vile names
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NORTH CANAL SUIT.
finai Verdict Reached, A..es.ius
S6f.2sJ-25 fetal Damages

the north canal condemnation proceea-
lngs reached a close yesterday IN Judge
Benson's department. OF the superior court
ana no doubt every member OF the iurg
That had sat through a1s vertsict~ hraafhrs
q sigh OF relief as the big map was folded
up and the lawyers memoranda and af,-
tnorites were carted away from the
tables.
The finai verdict. No 80. covers the en-
IRE assessment included in each OF the
other verdicts separately. and the amount
named an IL. 81 2ss =. gives at a glance the
total footing OF the amounts assessed in
favor OF the various respondents" or
property owners
Prior 10 the grand finale the Jury cor
reeted several verdicts previously rem
dered. AZ follows: Verdict No 3. J. L.
Anderson et ux., changed from $50 70 SllB.
No ia9. Patrick j. Riley ct TX. changed
from sf25 TO $3.50. No. lao, C J. Kearnes
ct TX. changed from ssss TO SIS. These
changes we're all made at the request Of
the plaintiffs attorney.
Then the jury rendered is final indiytd-
uai verdict. No. PC. in favor OF W. T.
Wiekware ct Tx. for so Judge Benson
granted the motion 10 strike out the
names OF various respondents. and after
rendering the general verdict the jury was
discharged.
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SEVERE CHARGES.
Mrs. Charles Hsgberg Tells of Her
Husbands Inkumanity.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hagberg were
married at Portland August 81. lss5. Al
ready Mrs. Hagberg has grown weary OF
the marital yoke and begs the court TO
grant her a release. In her complaint
filed yesterday she charges that her hus-
band has failed TO provide for her the
common necessarics Of life a failure which
she ascribes entirely TO his idleness and
profiigacy.
She makes a still severer charge. assert
Ing that during the first six months OF
their married life her husband repeatedly
treated her in a cruel and inhuman man
ner. striking her with his clenched fists.
Worst OF all. she charges that he continn-
ously urged her 10 enter upon a life of
shame In order that he might derive a
support from the base fees.
There are no children and no property.
Mrs. Hagberg asks for divorce and for
permission TO resume her maiden name.
Amelia Brandenburg.
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FOR A RESALE.
sHssssfs Say the Northern Logging
Plant sold Too Low

Ne natter OF reseliing the property Of
NeFtssrh Losing Company f. excit-
eeisiaeyahls attention. IL will be- re-
nocfe1 That Il was sold by the re-
Nfst Z l. Drew. on February is. 10
saas Il. Elder for 81 Ie7. When the aptii-
aa cane before Judge Moore for an
sf confirming the sale. certain cred
sais appeared ans protested against the
summation on the sround that the price
- inadequate and that the sale had not
sanhCiently advertised among logging
saa niil men
r HAgan. formerly president OF the
sshg company. yesterday fiied an afi.
"a, N which he set forth that the prom
asd been sold for loss than It's value:
rad ccst the company 5000 and
good condition. that Receiver Drew
esfh requested BY committee Of tho
,eIe, representing nearly all the
Us against the company. not 10 let thu
go Tor less than SEQ. but that
4sa isuored the request. Mr.. Harsu
s'r'ares that he himself knew ~ sevevai
RA Sashisg % buy such a property.
hs believes that n ahesta fa.-h a,
- s4vte lie states that at the recent
- NE oniy bidders present were T. T..
ea renrvssating eartain eiaim.. snA
- ~ Elder. ard that The very class of
- Neo ~ouid probably - interested IN
= purchase had not been reached by
e ire sale - all Now. however.
: .liaSs the case Is different
,s'Naa ReiRn formerly foreman Of the
s~t-s company. nlea similar AFFIDAVIT.
= - MEIER yesterday made a hid Of
- y stated thar Re would Do so az a
-. ana as plcfge 81 his good faith
'@ V'Posst % So in oncn court.
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Probate Matters.

In tha matter % the estate 81 Minnie
NJ Johnson. Judge Moore yesterday ap-
pointed William II. Johnson administra-
tor. his bond being fixed at go
TIE application for letters OF adminis-
tration on the estate OF Charles Sherman
Turner and the petition for letters Of
guardianship for the minors have been
continued TIL March II
The petition for a distribution OF thu
estate OF II. A. p. Carter has been con-
unaed till March Il. Judge Moore yes
terday appointed A. J. Balliett guardian
ad Item.
The VIII or Henrietta +. Cooper was sd
mitted 10 probate yesterday. Judge Moore
set March Is for hearing the petition for
letters or administration.
Judge Moore yesterday set the hearing
OF the petition for letters OF administra-
ton on the estate OF w. ID. Mcmillan for
March ~
The matter OF the estate OF James :.
Lewis has been continued till March Il,
Judge Moore meanwhile appointing John
r. Kinusar guardian al Item
The will OF Daniel o'Leary was yester-
day admitted 10 probate, and James
O'Leary was appointed by Judge Moore
executor. without bond.
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1uar~ craven takes = careful ioas evs-
rs Aa6senNe IA fa@ municipal cs,urs
every afteFEe~gE. and Y na Nnaa 49,
yosnEsteTs st1a beg ears Se erom-+fv -
stTsess ENsiliE Brooks % order she-, c-5f
Matte Fraser alias Burns the. urs-.-
who as ATlaE sffa George TMamaas
heuse. ST WasstaEran street fr1ru -
haissns- wss SEsa So IS 1afre C,ravr~ =,
the municipal court yesserfay acts~rora
Cd tie cAarEz - aetrg = cou-gs-r n r~z-
gahn Mark9n wAN recently ~a-s.-fa f-,.x
ia rs wHnEesssaS Coz. ~ taAf h~ a. =.
gwen a sF~ee4V srtak Nss EresB ea er4
costs EsstsFes@f sfterfso5a tcF aettrz m
Faarsn rssr saa ~ Asso~ sr~@eE Es,E~e~
haHSa Tee rase @as saf tare@s - re-
eKtgsHse. X Is SAD a@r 10 rae C@ssrs
~ he -rasEsszttGa 10 relieve vssa~seu -
rha nuFn tsez 81 tesrlrpl-r beFars
rra@as &AFTfa tress lske q -eFz-as.r I. a
uaanz A-s ciasszs - e2ve eser Ne8 knaua
srnNag SsG&E14241 zsea Scr seventeen
eAEss
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The auburn wfiI Case.

The case % w. r. McNatt and Patrick
R.r-on. partners composing the Auburn
Lumber Company. vs. ~. =. Kennedy, ~.
=. nssfeneourt and l. JRme, has occupied
almost the entire time IN Judge Bonson' $
department for the last two days
The case S. A rather complicated one.
McNztt and Benson leased the rail az
Auburn and 81 their operation 81 t. thsy
introduced some new machinery in adj
af.fDn 20 what was already there. Ken
new hefa q rnortRage on the uiiil and its
old contents This wss foreclosesi and
kennedy not possession OF the y hoie
plant. including the new machinery. The
latter he sold t. BiftencoUrf and JA1e,
who as partners puTpeSed taking Il 10
MINING camp 81 Rosssand. r g IA er1sT
"a recovar tass machinery. 10 which they
claim kcanesly had no rtSht. AcNaf and
Benson brought a rep}evin suit
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Court Notes.

In the case OF l.. X. Cross VS.. NJ Dora
Judge Moore yesterday signed an order
70 show cause why a receiver should not
ba appointed permanently.
In the case OF the Mechanics Savings
bank vs. Ephriam Champoux. Judge
Moore yesterday approved the bond OF
James Boutwell, ss receiver.
The Union Electric Company vest erday
gave notice Of motion for new trial in
the Thorp case. The other defendants
Il. ~. Smith and A L.. Hawley, died SIM
liar notices.
Default has been entered by Judge
Seymour. defendants IN the suit IN which
IRE Law Guarantee and Trust Society.
limited. Is plaintiff.
Ia accordance With verdict rendered
~ he Jury In his department. Judge
Benson yesterday signed an order OF
Judgment for SO % in favor OF Ida Mort
against c. ]. Smith.
George +. Aust IS receiver for Kazs
Co. yesterday alsd his report. and
Judge ,,. Benson ,, !, s'Ened an order directing
and accounts, TO satisfy claims.
Frank RinaIat yesterday transferred hls
allegiance from the king % Italy 10 the
president q the United States. Judge ia
one % hts witnesses bears a name which
seems 90 smack Of an alliance between
Italy and Ireland. Frank o'Brioue.
Franklin r way yesterday gave notice
order Of the superior court whereby. in
rae salt - NJ } Bran9eusfein q Co. ne
IS directed 70 allow the plaintiff TO tn
SIsezst and make copy % his account and
sale books He furnished appeal bond
wtth WAiter Tyres and W. c. Morse as
suretIes.
Charles TTiB and John r. jenkins havs
assigned 20 R w. Enmors. trustee for a
c0nslaeraflon OF SIS their Judgment for
Sos recovered August s. TSsf, In the con-
xoisaat~a cases 90 she Western NIL Gem
pany - II. 4. COOPER ct al. Cornell INT
vsFsitv Ss. Denny Hotel Company e. ct
and Fabian :. PotvIn Va Denny Hotel
Company 81 al
James ratheIf was appointed yesrsrssv
~ Judge Moore 60 take charge as receive
er % tke nsortgsged premises "a the case
~ = / Corkitn vs. Walter EuFrfft et ST.
other HafanSarsE are enfo1nesf from col
lectinE rents or interfering With ire prou-
erty. Mr. EofAwsifs bad was fxed e,
xss3 ant be cue tired with William frNaa-
nuna sne T. Z. Johnson ss sFsretles.
F'res RTE RcwsH yesterday Sci q
complaint in Intervention in IRE ease of
The Washington Dredging ard Irpgovo-
NEE; Company * a. ". the NcNauEht-
Col4us Improvement Company. asking
the Eve f58e fRns lots. VIZ. No. / tn h}nck
Sf1 Nos : ard - IN block s42 And Nos !
and =. 81 bleck 81 he awarded 20 hiza.
The following cases have ben co-stf--
ped ~ agreement. William Cszurtrxhsrg
W. Sassth 4 SEnlth. tlsi March y. ~F+v -
Seattle -. Spring HsN Water Carnna~r
ti3 Nsrrh s. J. Rs3e{shsinsr rs 4, =
Wbsstlessg. tlll March Il; LsvinR Travfs
vs. Jeh1 y. Gtlson - a.. tiu Msrch yf-
Miss ~ :. Foster vs.. goh- W Csslsor, -
a.. ea3l Aarca q, AarwaBFsta Isawgan y-s
". l. lssUEsan. TIL Aarch &
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New school District.

The board % county commissioners yes
terSav approved TIRE application OF County
Superintendent os Schools Meve.ith so< the
formation Of . new schoos district Mr..
Meredith ass had the matter under con-
siceratton Tor some time but waited 10
hear any protests THAT might reach him
from any % the territory that might be
affected oy the change. Ne protests came.
ard the district Is nov "un fat accor0pA. :"
u consists IN territory taken from tie cd
districts Nos. ~. 50 and - and VIII hs
kEowa as district No. Ia II Is in the
Adelaide nelxhhorhocd. Seoutheaxs OF Red
TnSrd, and lies along the lower end os
Lake sammzmish.
Sap@rfntenesnt~ Meredith has appointed
the following officers for the new aistrictI
Directors. Louis HrlIger. Aired PaIm5srg
and W. d. Norman; esark. William starea.
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FoR A COLLEGE covrsr-
.. n Hoskor sues the Nat. r~,a,.
for Money Pxc-s.x us

III.
complaint fed yesterday In tne ss.-
psrtor court presents rs.a rsssa~ ss-ss-.'.1-
- % young man srsnz TIE estate az
-.s@ DNnezacfo= for f1Ks<5s srfxr.see-1 ns-,.
sd partially paid J. A. H1~1o~ n 81 a.,
ofangs the Tuif. ard hfs cc.upgasrs l. A.
1e.t@a against Mrs. Fannie z Kzusx fn.sf-
salaa4.y ard as exscutFfx OF the estate o.
kaGtx '0'4+ r. "
Hosaor charges and Gets fo~ts IN x,...
eSsaA that on May 6. fsss. he entered trsa
~ntten agreement with Gen. Taus- ~
NAae@a TIE after undertook 20 supply rfrn
VITO 40 Der year for four ysa~r Tsfu
asfssment Is set out In far. ard from /,
~ appears t1st the money prorf.aa ~
to1 ths purpose OF enabling HoShor TO nar-
. lous yssrs course OF study in L.
&c SeAntoTd university al Pzlo Alto. Cal
scrse singular conditions crop osst - 80
sseeefnenf as quoted In tae complaint. n
hasncr ceases his attendance AZ IT, .n1-
seFs4ty Tor as much a. six months corsarf,-
ass4y. except FOR sickness. ne sorfeltx she
money which has teen pronaAs<d him. Tia
entire sum 81 8. 40 Is promised ain, in ean-
slier&ilon % 81 paid b. hirz 20 the xeneraf
iais seems TO b. his only snare in the
- seflenf. save that be = 70 so and take
- to-s years IN College. sEsd az the close
o. me document II Il said taat he s.serao.s
aDpreciating.y' the pToY1r coataIDea a.
the agreement.
According 10 the terms OF the axraarre,,
'ne payments were 70 be mad. On sst-,,s
81 80. payable on January = ana Auu,,sf
= Ok eaca year. beginning wita Augaxt
- The complaint c0ncsdss THAT thess
iaSinsats were regularly made up "a the
TINE OF Cen kagtzs death. and fszt kss
wife as execusrix paid $50 Issf Marco an
I's fiss due January IS lszs: BAT e1agngs
that since that time Hoshor has Reserved
ains, ana NAT lis demands for the BAL
ance Eays been refused According "a -
account Sl5 II Que him az a halanes ~,
lhs payment just mentioned; also on tAe
payment Cue august Is, is@s. ard srso on
the payment due January Il. lss-. Re a,zo
suggests $50 damages GA account OF sine
lost from the university.
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were rot exempt fron attachment. IS
stated BY tie doctor. THAT r5s izttsrs
sfasAr-snt 70 fsa effect that he was not
leaving Seattle perr1-stly. bat merely 60
Ing 20 Cali<orns1 On al experimental visit.
- aEtrae. hat TIE household goods were
Scrtn Tar more thsn szr ihs vai=s al
racned 10 kA@Fn by Dr. Prsce. an1 that TIE
books were vcrth q good deal more. thai
Or Price wss IN fact going 20 Los Ar
GEES 20 make his home IA that ely, ard
thai sith q view 20 iris re had n October
seaa large part O. lbs belongings and
roeksted the cash. and finally tras TIA
goods wns3 attached were lying at the
wharf 81 his city ready sor shipment 10
sssn Francisco. and that trey would have
bean shipped but for tha attachment
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THE MOT United.
'aSeae kaspper Granted "A III
Nerwe From Her Husband

- AnAppsr ard her former hu.-
- Aesene kuapTeT. viii hencesersh
-. Pafs'a paths iu life Judge Jacobs
= 10y granted Mrs. Knapper > divorce
80 kfeNna cf des~rtlon. Mra kuapuer
- tvseei IN tse court roam wfth her
- 'is ehii'iren. ana when called 20 the
49,. 'etl sirelEht'crwaT story which
-. o~' atr complaint died last DeceTa-
a.. -. stiee - TIRE story IS that sha
' IS married 20 ASr. kuapD.r ysho 60
-sF hse uaovel 20 this ci,v iee. H. -.
= shs has only heard fror, h,r, 49,
a'se teas Wss q war aEa. whan Ne
.se'eAas al Alameda. Cal s4acs
s,,ssss isft his & uilv re has not con
-. - - anything toward tts support Dsar.
- faarrl&ss two Children. Ofss1la.
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SENT FREE!

To sry person interested In hu-
name matters. or who loves animals.
We win seud free. upon application.
"a copy of the "sILIASCE,~ the or
gan of this society. In addisien to
cts intensely Interesting reading, IL
contain. a list of the valuable and
uns.uaI premiums given by the
paper. Address THE NATIONAL Ht-
NAME ALLIANCE. zio-4iI Inaf~d
Charities Building. New York
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AatraEna Insanr.

Sherry Mover LEFT On TIE noon boat yss-
te~fay IN charge - Mr.. louise n. MeT-
Gan whe has been committed ~ order 81
re court TO re asylum fer TIE insane AZ
Stas1asaoru Mrs. Morgan. whose hone n
thtz e4ty Is a. Us Nineteenth aFease. "aa
svNrefnes before Judge Mooge. Or. - II.
f<.fAvxta ard Mrs.. Caroline Mitchell bcsns.
g-.saysxs "a witnesses I1sz. u. - Kline ard
I A. SrstA prauoUne@Ss her Insane and
TIA commitment followed
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New Suifs Filled.

The following new suits were fled yes
terday In the superior court:
n. r. Peterson VS.. c. J. Mcfarland ct
ux.-Transcript OF judgment from JUS
tice Cooper'S court sis.
j. A Hoshor VS.. Fannie II. kautz ct al
balance due on written agreement, $3.50.
and damages, $3.50.
King County Investment Company vs..
Charles 7. Couover-Baiancs on subScrip-
ton TO capital stock. So 20.
Marion r. Dunbar VS.. Alma f Mcr.esn
81 yir-Proulissory note, $500 and inter-
est. attorneys fee. SIS. and foreclosure.
Amelia HagDsrg VS.. Charles Hsg berg-
Divorce.
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=. X Strive. as receiver OF the mort
gaged premises IN the suit OF the Cernaa n
Savings and Loan Society VS. tohn G.
scurry ct al. yesterday fled his report
showing s,s1s collected s22s.ls expended
s-sS 10 be paid for Insurance. Judge
Moore approved the report, allowed the
receiver sleo for his services. and ordered
the balance. ss55.s2. applied to the iudg-
Tuent-
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?, &c ease - sarah NJ. rc.ss - G.
yx-tssfs Prsras .ne denffst o. tnss city. waa
vas CHARGED last fall w1th trgsag . -
Rove rs Belongings suErcpsft1oA ssY -
Ca,ifarua. y. ". Dearborn yesterday ale2
a. aenaAvts whteA RrFasFs 60 - yiffESlsF
a rspiv e 0r. Prlccs answer. AF- Itesaf-
f.,-n n-narEk that tie Artlc-ss laYe.Ns-
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We have = spiensiid sac oa CHAMBER
laln's Cou-h Remedy, AID our customers
coming frun Ia Snd neAr. sF~sk q y n
,he hsehess TRIMS Many have sas2 thai
their rhilarra woal3 have died q eroGp y
tas.yberiain's Coaga ksraessy hss. rns essEs
s-svxn.-AElAg q OxAKxx, sSavsss, -
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The rlacDougall
s. SOutf1wick CO.
Before Going to
The Gold Fields

You should make sure your clothing aud
underwear are of the correct quality and kind:
We have had years II experience with tho
Alaska trade and carry a very large Stock Of
Just such goods as experience has taught the
Alaska pioneers particularly suited to that
country.
The wearing qualities Of the goods ars -
vital Importance. 1t Is serious error to pur.
chase the cheap, trashy kind. None but the best
should form your outfit, as when In the interior
you will find it difficult to purchase othersi
We carry only the very best and cur priess
are lower than Others quality considered. w
are showing large collection Of
Mackinaw Coats, great variety.
Mackinaw Pants, black and brown.
nackinaw Underwear, water proof.
North Pole Underwear, heavy ribbed.
Canvas Coats, blanket lined.
Canvas Pants, blanket lined.
Canvas Vests, blanket lined.
Wool Sweaters, heavy worsted.
Arctic Wool Socks, all kinds.
German Socks, big assortment.
Arctic Wool Mits, all colors.
Blue Flannel Shirts. single and dsuble-
breasted.
Buckskin Gloves, Saranac.
Cashmere Overshirts, extra heavy;
See window display
We offer special inducements to parties
QUILTING together.
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Ire b.se-hlr3 = hailed as a hAxaIs<ey ot
SnT.Ex. "a ii also reminder that a aaoo8-
puganer - ne@e1sa TO prepare ire SYSTEM
ta- tie dominating weather 20 come.
LEstea and yeg 49, hear the nirts sIngszg.
May~
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NTH NOISY GLEE.
..xs rseHc THROUGH THE
soTsrHousE CORRIDORS.

~s.,r Parents Draw Pensions,
or witness Fees, ss the
- B~-A Band of issaauah
-. snd Their Fight for
.~~-The Chambers Case I'm
~ the Jury-Cansi Suit
~x--Osher Cenrt News
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06

The plat to township = north. range
east, Snohomish county. was yesterday
fled In the loca, land Office. and the lands
therein VIII be OPEN to entry April IL, 1897.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06
Cook Inlet. AlasIsn.

Via Portage bay. A first-class steamer
will leave Seattle March IL via inside pas
sage. For rates and Information apply at
Arlington dock Capt. Kelly. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06

For the cheapest. as well as the purest
candy. try our plain taffies. al navors, %
cents per pound. Palace OF Sweets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabIets
Druggists refund money IL 1t falls to cure.
&C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06

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49, saa <ss now IN tie custody Of trpsr