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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

wzrrarlt is cat fer fha arrest Of Eu-
go FISCHER. collector for tie SSattls
Rrewtnx &a6 Mailing Company, on =
rharCs II enlnezzIsuent. Il gram was
rs.asx.5 from Vancouver last nlglt by
l.st-s Reed stating mat nan OF kascn-
srss description Vas II that city. Reed
sEnruwslSsagy answered 20 have tim held
but Up % a lats hour no NoTd had been
received.
FYsesher Isft the city about week
sra his absence would have caused only
.,ssssns rezEer rad he not, 50 K IS claim
e.. taken gGgh him his collections for a
week amounting probably 70 s-9sa- AF.
Fischer may have laid his plans for escape
very clsverly, but ne was ans worst enc
my, and had face ana ns1rs that would
not escape notice. TIE p0rt4y, hor1a,
blonde rnoustachea Fischer is We'll known
81 .hss city. From the descriptions sent
our Friday night by Chief OF Police Reed
he was easily recognized ia Vancouver.
Eugene Fischer has been IA the employ
of the Seattle Brewing and Mating Com
pzny as col ectOr since 1S5S, aud had al
WAYS been regarded as honest Ee Was a
heavy dr.nker, but was not KNOWN as n
spendthrlfi. Last Thursday Fischer fall
led to show up a. the oEf1ce Of the company,
nor has ne been there since The directors
became alarmed. and an investigation was
begun. Sufficient evidence was obtained
Friday TO warrant the company Ia asking
Chief Reed 10 have Fischer stopped wher-
ever he might be. Description OF the miss
ing collector was at once sent 70 several
points.
Late Yesterday afternoon a warrant was
issued By Prosecuting Attorney Ne Elroy.
the company making a special charge OF
ernbezzlenent on February 2 The amount
is nderstood 10 be in the nelghborhoOd Of
500.
Last night, shortly after O. clock. Chief
Reed received the following telegram from
Vancouver, b. c:
Man OF Fiseher's description here. he
will leave tomorrow. Instruct.
"V. W. HAYWOOD"
Haywood is a detective OF Vancouver.
Chief Reed Immediately seat the follow
ing reply. addressed 10 ths department:
ARREST Fischer. I hold a warrant for
sabezzlement.'
Experts are now at work on Fisehers
accounts Until thsir investigation Is m
ished the amount must remain unknown.
Fischer often carried as high as s2,eoo on
his person. and IL Is supposed had good
stake ahead when he undertook 10 get
away.
A late Post-Inteliigencer dispatch from
Vancouver says that Fischer has been To-
Gated at q hotel there. but the police re-
fuse to arrest him until further hstruc-
tons are received.
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ROUSE DIVORCE CASE.


sophia ~. Rouse. IN an AFFIDAVIT filed nv
hsr yesterday. very Indignantly denies
many Of the allegations made In the com
PAINT fled by her husband, c.. NJ Rouse.
liking for a divorce.
she as afiant. most strongly denies that
she made practice Of splitting In her
spoass's face: shs contradlcts the state
nent That she was fond Of calling him a
asF and thief but admits that she told
p&latiT that he had mlsrepreSentod his
financial standing 70 her In order 20 per
s2a1e her 20 marry him. and that she had
to8 him that be should not steal her
money. Aflant claims n 70 be false that
sse ever threatened to kin her husband
Or that she declared she would feed him
pounded glass. She sets forth that she
same 10 this city from I.acon. Illinois. at
tae solicitation and request OF the plain
IT Tor the purpose OF marrying him. not
hsving seeu plaintiff previous 70 that
tire; that their courtship had been con-
aaeted entirely by letter. and that the
Ys!atlff IN order "a induce her 70 leave her
EASTERN home and come to Washington,
had made the statement that he was
Sorih the sum CO $500 was receiving n
salary " 81 per month. and had good
Bone Tor her. but that she made the dis
fqverY after her marriage that he was
ass worth the said ss,soo. or any sum ex-
W. Wv AtAAAAAtf Hst3EA 81 a.. WHICH N%
fseesves from the govern ment as light
aaase keeper That affiant has two little
daughters aged 70 and - years respective
y. who are al present dependent upon the
kindness consideration aud pity Of
Strangers for their support. S,e also
Claims that her husband is most cruel and
haaFGan in his conduct toward her and
her two children. She states that she IA
Poor and unable 10 pay the cost or ntiga-
non snd asks the court 10 compel her
hlshsnd 10 contribute the sum OF $50 for
ne purpose 81 enabling her 70 prepare her
ea@a
Another AFFIDAVIT vas fled later in thu
afternoon. In which @. N. Rouse makes
ssaiaments 10 the effect that he has read
tse AFFIDAVIT ~ his wife, and that he Is ut
'eriy unable 20 pay any alimony whatever,
~. en- the contrary. Is badly IA debt:
hat ~ was led - believe that his wife
ga mnuey. and IN fact she had. prior TO
fafir marriage. loaned him the sum % ses
H4-ea he had repaid her by borrowing
tfam other people that he u unable 20
PAS bis bills ou account % being the only
tEpport q an aged father and three minor
shnsran
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Specials for llonday.

Our Monday special money saving
sales are becoming deservedly popaisr.
Here are a few items. for Monday only.
that viii interest you.
Swiss shell Hair Ornaments, large
variety OF styles, and so like the real
shell that Il is almost impossible 10 tell
the difference, Monday only, l9c. regu-
lar price sc.
Solid Back Genuine Bristle Hair
Brush, Monday only. acc. regular price
Eourdray's and Piuaud's Fine I'm
ported Toilet Soaps. Monday only. isc.
regular price Soc cake
IMbin's Best Quality Perfumes. In
bulk. Monday only ssc OF. regular price
6sc OF.
oniy &c OK. regular 90 and f5c OF.
Ladies All Linen Hand Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. Monday only isc. regn-
lar 25c.
Ladies All Ianen Hand Embrol dered
Ini;i4l Handkerchsefs. Monday only Toe,
regular i5c.
Chndren's All Wool Hose. Monday
only l21ze. res ular price &c pair;
chhaFen's All Wool Hose. Monday
only lsc, regular price S5c.
Childfen's Ali Wool Fine Cashmere
Hose, Monday only sc, regular price
Infants All Wool Hese. Monday only
&C. regular price l2isc.
Chnaren's White Merino Vests or
Pants. Monday lbc. regular price Doc
ladies' caansa's Hair Vests or Pants.
Monday 7c. regular price N.is each.
Ladies Sanitary Natural Wool Pants
only. Monday, &c, regular price Isc
Ladies White Merino Pants only.
Monday. &c, regular price DOC eacn.
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NV Mining corperations.

Two new companies mere formed In Sc
attic yesterday for the purpose o. develop
irg the newly growing mining districts il
the Ko0teDay country. ana nartsc2arly r.
the Ainsworth camp. one company. which
is strongly hacked ~ Los Angeles capt
talisfs. is the Ainsworth Mining and
Smelling Company. Ettn capital q 81
eco aS0 Its trustees are walter ]. Brown.
c A Rtfdle. George +. Fay. william A
cheney aud =. r salmon. and It's prIncira.
once VII D. ID Seattle The other IS the
Northwest Brokerage ard Teve.opne
Company, ara iss obtect wil be to buy
ans sci or rsgotists the purchase and sale
% mining properties The capital s. a.
really subscribed 20 c considerable amount
ard TIE Offices wiz be opened within the
reNr Few weeks.
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x.x..r4sy NON Nessrs. Morton g Pa
Tz-nrsas Stokes and Walter p r
- : esrnrriftoe o. the mortgage bond
- a. me Manhattan Trust Company.
80 York. purchased al ~ the per
-, rrgperty o. the Seattle Coal A. Iron
rs~.rarv fncludsd under fs,e mortgage IN
- ea@e q TIE Manhattan Trust Com
- IS tse Seattle Coal 4 Iron Com
80 ~ Whit defendant corporation
60 John r. BRYANT was appointed re-
,..svsr Fs5rssry - ia
~ss,ytv Sheriff Dick 3urxnan acted as
- s,,~s1oueer, and tire bulk sum realized
- a. 81 The sale was AZ the TssaqtIs a
80 81 tae company, and included safes
- srcs furniture in the store. once
s~a1sfaxx and tas engineers Instruments
- furniture 81 Tssaauah: - mules, S
sa,.~s e sets OF harness. wagons bug
- ana other harness. lumber, timber
ss-sx sttirzs. engines, pumps and tools
- All sorts and descriptions: all % the
s.,ongfnsx OF the cook houses. hay, feed
- other property not Included In the
rsai estate. IN the possession of Gen
sFyant, owned ~ the defendant corpo-
ration
Tbe sale was pursuant TO a decree OF
ssrselosure entered December -. 1885 The
sss-Fee was for $f.iss. 70. Is. as the amount
due on the bonds.
Monday. at - o'clock a. m. the real
estate % the defendant company and its
vfaperty at the foot OF Madison street
sacludlng bunkers and scales, buildings,
fsrrftare and Txtares, and buildings and
ekasss At Smiths cove viii be sold
The real estate includes n great deal
" valuable coal land and city property.
ne 0fscs and dock property will be sold
II tie oompany's Office ~ Madison street
ard Western avenue, and ths resi- estate
sy8m the court mouse an hour later
Besides the amount OF the mortgage
honds. separate special allowances were
made BY the court as follows: s3.o00 10
ia trustee for compensation I'm matter
o. trust. mortgage and foreclosure OF
zane. gi5o 70 the receiver. and 1850 TO
the attorneys
The attorneys FOR the plaintiffs are
elrgye. Allen. Hughes G. McMicken. OF
this city and Strong a. Cadwalader. OF
New York city The Bidding on the real
estate and other property tomorrow will
attract some interest, in respect 10 the
large amount or the judgment, s.. LIS. S1s IS
ara the comparatively small amount
brought al the sale yesterday
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snrirghreo,. Trout Yarn omeer..

rhe arsnual stockholders meeting g TIE
Ss.rfnesreck Trout Farm wac he'd fast
TUESDAY evening. ard dlrsctcFs for ths
ensuing year were elected as follows: J
a Maxoa, Cttuuwa. Iowa; A J. WeGs.
r W Petit. Harry n. Viele, Zen 2. A.
Ser. George +. Adams ard A. G. kee1e.
az q Seattle TIE directors also he'd s.
rssaTfrx on TIRE same evening aSd elected
to- following ofrsssrs. President. J =
~Faxo~. ogtur~wa. Iowa. vice president
A @ 4 ae-e. seattle. secretary. 3 w Pet
ria. s@attle: treasurer. George r.. Adams.
saa tile ara general manager, Ben 3. Al
fz~ %Eafsta
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Lace Department.

This department-the largest on the
coast-contains the latest styles of
hand and machine made faces, the
product OF every lace manufacturing
district in the world. Lace boleros srs
the latest and most popular novelties
of the season. We are showing the
very newest designs In black, cream
and the rev shade champagne. Prices
range from 75c 20 ss.75 each.
Chilfren's Lace Collars. Csc, 4oc ard
Sec each.
New Torchon Laces. in endless warf-
aty Of patterns and widths, ~ from
&c 70 &c per yard.
Chifons, Ia all the newest shades al
all prices
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New Drapery Sfuifs.

Are here in great profusion; not ali
expensive either. Here are a few OF
the many attractions OF this depart
ment.-
Furniture Coverings. 20 inches wide
IN the newest shades and designs, 5ac
to $500 per yard. Cords and Glmps
to match.
Pillow and portiere Cord. IN ali coll
ors. from iec 70 &c per yard.
New Delft Crepe, In white and blue
or white and green, the latest produc-
ton for all sorts OF light drAperies
and pillow covers. z9e per yard.
New Cretnnns Novelties. from 20c to
75c per yard
New Rope Portieres. The finest line
ever shown ia this city. at prices sur
prisingly low.
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darlington service.

Experienced travellers say they know
they're on tha Burlington the moment they
strike IT. Il IS 50 smooth--so easy-so de-
lightfuuy free from tolts and Jars and sud
den starts and stops.
Another proof OF the truth OF what we
try 10 bring home 10 you every week in the
year-thas for right-down solid comfort,
the Burlington has TO real competitor
among the railroads az the West.
Omaha. Peoria, Chicago, ST. Joseph.
Kansas City and S. Louis are only few
OF the points 70 which Il wiz pay you 20
take the Burlington.
Tickets end full Information on sppiica-
ton 70 the local ticket agent or by ad-
dressing NJ +. Benton. Puget Sound
Agent, corner Yesier way and First ave-
nue..
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Spring Dress Goods.

The charm of first choieei What
stronger appeal could these pieces OF
stylishness make TO thu heart feni-
nine? The new Paris patserns. ths
novel weaves. the color effects that
await your coming 10 be introduced.
These. for example,
s6-inch All-Nvool Checks, Stripes and
Mixtures. 25c yard.
40-inch Ali-Aooi Chovtets, In popular
eoioF combinations OF browns, GTeens,
blues and black. DC per yard. .
a2-inch Atwood Mixtures. IN the
newest color CONFERENCE.-The
stripes and notified eficcts-tec.
SED WINDOW DISPLAY.
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lihel ef thr xirnmcr netreit.

Deputy Unitea states Marshal James
eaiiter rvturne9 yesterday afternoon from
Fprt Madison. where he Weat 20 pat the
government seals GA the steamer Detroit
after AZ attachment on her was issued IN
ne aeel ease ~ Patrick Rrown rs. the
s5ssUev Detroit.
IN BIS complaint Capt. Brown recitcs HIS
eesaSenent hN tre owners as master %
zee vessel. en- WhRh ho served from July.
asS uHul Fe9rlesT. l>st a period Of one
year a1d fo}jr months. HIS wages for
tafee rsenths acre agreed Upoa as so per
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NJ p-ts~,fva Co japanese Bazaar, "
vextsr wav and SOC Second avenue. viii
seu their japanese goods and curios at a
discount ~ 10 80 e per cent. for the nexi
thirty days. The firm IS compelled 70
rnsh the sale OF ts large stock. as us
buver Is now IN Japan, making extensive
purchases FOR its TIVE stores IN THIS cry
and as the spring stock VIII be here III !
Few weeks. IL must make room TOT X a.,
admirers OF Oriental goods VIII 90 "e4'
=, r,,1,s thelr selections Immediately.
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James Mccain was arrested here last
evening on q telegram from Franklin
charging him with the theft Of black
chinchIlla coat and vast and a gold ring.
When taken into custody Mccain was
wearing ths garments and ring. he made
no attempt TO deny the theft, simply stat
ing that he had been sleeping IN the same
hotel room with another man and IN the
morning had changed coats with his com
panion He win be sent back 10 Franklin
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For Charftx,s SALE.

Ths members OF Columbia Lodge, No.
2, A O. Il. w, viii give an entertain
ment on Tuesday evening. February is,
AZ Ranke's hail. the proceeds of which
are for the relief OF some Of the members
OF the order who are ia dlstrsss. Every
nura5er on the following programme is
given by those who take part for the sake
OF charity. Almost every one can AFFORD
- dime 10 help those who are needy and
helpless. The excellence of the satsrts1n-
nent is assured. and II should be heard by
as large an audience as the hall can &C
com mooate.
Following is the pTogrammeI
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Silks and Black Goods.

This week we have received many
new things IN silks and Black Goods.
FoaIard Silks. Printed Warp midas
in dark and light grounds, with large
col0red figures, prices At aecs ooc, @c
and Sg25 per yard.
e4-inch BToeadea Satlns and Silks.
black, 95c per yard
2s-inch Brocadea Satins. a.25 per
yard.
40-inch Ali-WooI Black Brocades. soc
per yard.
40-inoh SIX and Wool Grenadines, Coo
per yard.
44-Inch An-W'ool Brocades. soliel
and Nohafr finish. Coo per yard.
Ail-NNooi French SergeS. all eoiors
and black, 50 inches wide. &c per yard.
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Peculiar Accident to a woman.

Miss Agnes III. Goddard, well-known
teacher In the public schools OF this city,
met with very peculiar and 6istressin 8
accident az her home IN Fremont Friday
morning. She had stopped to open hil-
reau drawer. when she felt her right Knee
slip out Of joint. accompanied BIZ excTuci-
etiux pain and a tearing sensation. Ply
sfcians called In pronounced 1t most Pc
ezIliar accident. the joint being disiocated
and the Hgaments torn in a frightf1l man
ner She viii be confined 10 the house ssF-
eral weeks
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Splendid showing fn spite OF Hard
Times.

The Equitable Building. Loan and In
yestment Association. OF this city, has
5ust moved from the New York block to
the old gencer ONCE at No. IL
Cherry street The association has de
clared the regular semi-annual dividend
at rate os 70 per cent. per snnum. with
all loans IN urst-class condition and In
terest practically all paid Up 70 date.
While the demand FOR loans from It's
members have al been promptly met. yet
no money has been kept idle. hence the
associa ton affords a very convenient as
well as profitable investment for its mem
bers-
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. 4. =. Stone. president;
J. J.. Waller vice president. II. o Sousy
secretary: II. r elise. attorney =. 4.
Spencer, treasurer.
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CANE WENT TOO FAST
rrGEyr FISCHER WANTED FoR
EaBExzLIsG COLLECTIONS.

Leaves the City With Money Belong
ing TO the Seattle Brewing ana
Mailing Company. in whsss Era
ploy He HAS Been since 1895
Accounts I'm Rad shape-Reeeg-
ntxes I'm ysnceaser, u. c., ON De-
.crfusfsn Sent out by Lseaf Aa-
rhorfsIes--6eer and Women Cause
a~pewnfam Of Repated Honest
Man-
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seattle salmon In Edinburgh.

The fare % Puget se21a sasuoa y
~n~ea stnw around TIE woriH. 4 resident %
Seattle. formerly % E4ii1busgh. Scot-saz.
received = latter from hss family thsrs
-~xts-saF. II which ths writer sa11 thar
q -rlrhhcr hat *Ist come g. with q pEes-
s~s that was soEaerfJ1 Surprise Tao
rssghhor hs3 saeE g Glasgow aad la the
vgs7ssw % a snop taere haG -otice1 TIE
xfxa. "rg-e Seattle Samoa" he had
hrsnSht sovns C = acd brought l. bona.
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A NEW PASTOR.
Rev. W. H. ssIieek Succeeds DIR.
Bushong az Grace Church.

Bushohk AZ Urhce thHFtAs
There win be new pastor in the pulpit
Of Grace Methodist Episcopal church to-
day. Rev. J. W. B1sh0ng. who has been,
and nos Is. seriously IL at Portland. has
OF that account been Obliged 10 resign.
His successor. who viii preach the first
sermon this morning, is Rev. W. II Sell
leck, formerly OF Wallace, Idaho. he
comes TO the new charge with an excellent
reputation as a good speaker and a hard
church worker. his wife Is now IN South
ern California ar the bedside OF dying
sister and will not join her husband hsra
for several weeks.
Dir. selssck viii preach both morning
and evening today at Grace church.
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ALoEiemI Result.

The care that is taken in the selection
OF hogs and SETTING them into proper cor
aiiicr before killing iusurss that the T, T.
10. hams. bacon aud lard viii be good
Ada % this the modern and scientific II et3'-
,sa employed at the Frye-Bruhn packing
houses I'm curing ths meat and the result
il naturally the very best hams, haeon
and lard that can re secured az any price
Try the p =. &C. brand.
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month ard for shs rsrrairA6er OF Ere ts-s-
- Per month His tofa4 sarvtes arra~sr.As
70 sl,fls. he hss rsce4xez n NyaEr- nay
neats @1I-B and sfxaoces for sssy-,ssss
VS. The Judgment on thu ifo@s asses fer
In ssis 81.
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Corsets.

We carry In stock all OF the leading
makes in Corsets. and can ne any fig
ure perfectly. and at prices to suit thu
times.
We are sols agents for the Retfern
Corset Endorsed and recommended by
the celebrated house OF Redfern. habit
makers. CT London. Paris and New
York. Only the finest materials used.
and bonsd tArousAous with geaains
whalebone.
We alSo carry
The Royal Worcester or w. c. c..
LangdoR q Batehsllors Thompson
Glove Fitting
Warner Bros and
SchlllinR's Dress Form Corset
Ladies' Corset or Health Waists. We
are sole Agents for the Celebrated
Equipolsa and Jenness Miller Waists.
and also carry Ferris Bros - The
pstreit" Warner Bros, and Royal
Worcester or w. .. c."
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steamer Resale Wl4 fesTs Seattle sor
part Tscwuseud au& Victoria Monday
morning. Feb *. az I e. "a Commencing
'Ts,e~dav. February -. wsH leave every
sav sxs~9s sunday a. = a. r.
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Misses and Children's
Caps.

We arc now showing the most select
stock of Misses, Children's and Boys
Caps IA Seattle. Here only VIII you
find the mos; correct styles and an un-
usually large stock 70 select from. We
have endeavored this season 90 place
the SWEETEST stock that could be found
before the public, ana at popular
prices.
Masses and Chgldren's Tams, &c. SOC.
T5c.
lyhud'a MILDLY Caps. Fsoc. Toe, 81, si.s0
Leather Tans. Zoe. 81. %, g
Duck an Linen Tans. with waEha-
BILE cover, bnc.
Ladies Tennis Caps, IN college col
ors dc.
Boys Golf Caps, &c, zoe. 7so.
Boys Yacht Caps, b0c.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Far beauty ana variety our assert
ment OF Ladies' Shirt Waists IL UNI
eauslsa on tAis Coast The sSsort-
zaent contains all thas Is newest ana
most desirable IN french organdies.
Lawns. Dimttses. Linens and Percales.
It viii pay yea 20 make your ssaeo-
tons while thu lines are complete.
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FEay-Ess' tazsy eo1secgfa-x. Specially
gar Its week G-ylsneGgSxas crs creams
ara csccosAsess 81 Fra. svxaus.
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TOO LATE FOR ohAssrF4oArIox.

INEOCNDED STOCK SOTrCr-Ths gol-
lowing described Steer, placed II TIE
city uorn6 On Fe6ruarv Il Isl. WI he
sd AZ puh.s - sBe<ieE 20 ne htrh@st bid
Se~ for cssh "a hand - pzy zoe. a.
iupou23lng snd ave rising Monday.
March Z 1857 a. 20 @. cock g. n, 81 tie
front door % podcs headquarters. cor
usr of Third avenue ard Yss,eT way.
One rel ard white seer. wears sd
Tha exEer - The aaGve dezcFsbea stsar
being 70 als unknown
4. = kEED. Chlsf - Polfes
Date % aFAt publication. February "a
ISsl
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RIG MORTGAGE SALE.
.vr woTER STARTS ~ on THE
SEATTLE COAL a IRON co.

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,erssy by a Cor" Haistee OF wort
road eiders-Everyfhf st
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knocked Down by Anesien~er
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

/ A refined complexion must use Pozzoni's Pow
| der. IT produces soft and beautiful skin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

Dr. Klbbe aas resumed practice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14
Foreign Wash Fabrics.

Just as &aiatlly and airAiy woven 80
ever loom science could weave nla-
uents OF cotton. ana the price L. Just
as thin as the fabric. Tas patterns
surpass thu power Of " or6s 70 picture
II you haven't seen our line Of 1897
wash goods yen have 8 treat ia store
for you. IL you ara looking for
something "out Of the common you
cannot fail TO be pleased with cur
lines OF English 9alRtsa Cloth.
French Pi!sxa.
Linen E&t&sts.
Cotton Covert Cloth.
HomsSpun Matteiasse Cloth
French and American Percales.