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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED RI STEAM BY
HAND or on he floor. Careful CAR
PET CLEANING co. l.55S Roadway l2l
% AZ East 4sth-st coz & BRANDT,
Propriet9rs. Telephone i3o-3sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
MACHINERY.
SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER VIBRATOR S25: Domestic si5:
New Home. S2J special bargains; cash
or instaiments write: agent calls. THE
STANDARD BICYCLE COMPANY. It'll
ave. corner 2Sth-.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02

n ERICK ACKEEMANS steam Car
p Celning Works. 1872 West 32d-st.
Established 1852. Telephone cali. i.iso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02

% ALTMAN Married. aged 80; first
class best New-York and Brooklyn re.-
" address THOMAS. care Of MADDEN &
Co.. 35G Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
Furnished apartments 90 fet.


r,op RENT Furnished apartment. eight rooms
and hath: all CHEEKY sunny rooms rent So'' NPiS
an,or 100 West 18th IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02

GO ACHNAN.- Nv German. careful eflNe-
arF h1reemar: understands gardening; so
her Wiling and hon'st. wire nTt' 'ta,
neoni.. no family. city or cour-ry BEST
r.ft- noes. BCCHNER. AT Wav'rI'y
Place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
STRANGER THAN FICTION.
The History OF a Man Arrested Yes
t@rday for Stealing = Banjo
Prom, E0wraar A H@nsor1.

The history connected with TIE arrest
OK J. ?. Dunn. a well-dresseG passenger on
The steamer Aka. yesterday afternoon ~
Detsctiys Cn1shee. s. another AustzaEioa
OF familiar saying bat everyday Ire -
stranger than actloa.
Tzres or four weeks $50 4 mar repre-
sentizg himself as G ssran6e3 variety per
former. sod a 1ns haa5o 70 u ScAaltx- q
clerk 81 Gux Browns store. corner % Sec
oae avenue ard Xe@lsr way. The man tod
S1huitz that he came from san Francisco
and that be was forced % dispose % the
banjo because he had 10. received ire
money due him Schultz wanted box for
the instrument and trusted the matter
70 his instructor who went 20 Lowman s.
Hanfords. AS quick as the banjo was
seen BY ths people AZ the store they dis
covered that 81 had been stolen from the
nrm- There was considerable discussion
about the matter ard finally Detective
Cadihse was called in he Investigated
the case and found on; that the man who
had sold the banjo 20 Sch8stz had gone
70 Alaska. The affair WAS kept qulst Until
yesterday sfternoon. when The Ai-hf re-
turned. Among her passengers was man
whom Schultz identified as the cns trom
whom he had made the purchase.
Cudthes arrested him and - was soon
learned that he had q weil-knowa taff bird
in hand. The man gave his name as J.
?. Damn. aged 81 years. occupation that OF
a stage carpenter. lie - Eve feet six
inches tail and has gray eyes and brown
hair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

Eoodrgs ard taxes their costs 70 ,hs
An aznenas6 conapsalnt has been aaes IN
Ins e1s9 - Conrad =. Raa Va. L1nesss :
Jennings - a.
The brief % ssten6aut o. demurrer hax
9ssa n Lee n H. a covFis 81 ux. Va fhs
Tbs default az defendant IN N. xas, ~.
saart 4 g. against II. .. Psass zas en-
tered YESTERDAY.
Judge Moore has authorized TIE receiver
ss tie arn q haas q GO. 70 bring action
.Of OUTSTANDING aecounfs due The Arm.
an order for the publication a. summon.
= a. made yesterday Il me ease - MI
- al "1~N
lodge Jacobs dsnse.1 the ssssnsanrs r,o-
ffyn Tor new trial t. the case q ne Rsv
view brewing Company ~. II. Joues
Argument on the demurrer ~ ~. corn
plant u the ease Of William + Hsyi Va.
Feter Hickstrom vii De heard Feoru-
The attendants motion for a stay o..
Benson. "
Notice % appeal was died By George
DorMsl, defendant. from the Judgment ia
si's-lg found against him IN favor of Eliza
J. Guilty 81 str
OF the Oregon Mortgage Company rs. D.
4 acaede e. al. 20 dismissed and TIRE costs
taxed 20 piaintin
The case % John Larry and others
hgssnst jean Kiosternazn has been trans-
erred from Judge Jacobs court 70 the
equity department
Judge Benson has denied motion. for
new trials Ia the following cases: Peter
herb-r Va. Puget Mil rornnanv r -
Workman VS.. Fred Tucker et a., Carrie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
C.NospsrRor
z. Denny VS.. the Washington Improve
frerf t-orurkIuy

2. Denny VS. the Washington Improve
ment Company.
Frank A. Frederick, administrator. has
been substituted as appellant in the case
OF r. Frederick. appellant. VS.. James
Readman et a., respondents.
Sheriff currie. OF Snohomish county,
yesterday filed his return OF sale o. mort
gagged premises IN the case OF W. y. Rod
ertson VS.. c. T. Roscoe et al.
Default OF the defendants has been en-
tered In the cases or the City CO seattle rs.
Adam Orth ct ux.. same VI. r. r. Wltier
OF a.. same vs.. James Parker 81 al
After entering default Of defendants in
the case Of Harold Goodwin vs. ". L.
Nyrlck and Myra II. Myrick. Judge Moore
finds them Indebted 10 the plaintiff in the
sum OF sscs
pany vs.. r ". Fales e. ux. the plaintiff
asks that summons for publication Dc Is
sued as the defendants cannot be founa n
Kipg county.
6eEw cod vs.. Ellen LecEora Lifts and IL
W MeNein have notified The plaintiff 10
produce the contract upon wh!ch action
was brought.
Judge Moore orders that II. ., sauey.
receiver. be substituted as Q.ainun Ia the
case % the Seattle savings bark ". Ger
mara Rudis e. TX. and same vs.. Frank
T.. Tal,man ct a.
IL the fo~ec,osUr@ suit OF =. T stone
" Clement v. LoSSrsdge ct a.. tho PLAIN
tfn asks shat a receiver be appointed "a
collect rents OF TIE mortgased premises
pending Judgment.
sheriff sloycr yesterday fled his return
OF the sale OF mortgaged premises N the
suit 81 the Robertson Mortgage Com pany
Ne George +. Cctterhl CT 81 The piaint'E
VAS the purchaser.
Judge Benson yesterday dissolved the
attachment and granted Judgment for
eqSts ia favor % defendants IN the case OF
Fieischner. Mayer & 90. VS.. Kate Mich
elsen and Mark Nicholson
Notice OF entry OK eeeres IN the csss q
e { Neufelder rs. Louisa Denny e a..
has been served or defe ndsnfs. the Ner-
chants National bank. Washington say
ives haak ard Charles II. Rollins, IT.
Edward r Slsson has commenced ecttoA
against David r. JuGktns on Il pTefnssscfy
note Tor the sum OF s.&f5. =. and 20 fore
sloss on abe west 50 feet ~ lot s block -.
~ Dsnny's thirG addition 20 the city q Sc
ntsle
Return CT sale under foreclosure was
fled yesterday BY Sheriff BacSlin, or Kit
san county. IN the casa or Jay g Alien
Is August kuhnke. The Judgment vas
for SOS a. and tha property wss bid IN BY
the plaintiff.
Transcripts on sppea4 from Iustice =.
" S-r,afl 81 nuwsmisn. were fled yesteT-
aar h, fhe eRscS Of A 4. Freehorn rs
cara Mitchell e a.. wherein judgment
haa haen rendered against defendants FOR
81 IS ans the Denny Cay Company -.
Tary-ss (slszson and Oscar Wide. ia " hich
re futrrnent was sxSinst defendants Tor
$50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
Police News.

william siemon. = butcher. was arrest
- yesterday afternoon On conpl Ant %
Assistant Market Inspector Frasch- Il IS
charged that Steuson sold veal less than
six weeks old
some CHARS and plug tobacco were
stolen from the store % Fred Taft 81 th-
Lake Washington terminus % Nesler way
night before last. The case was reported
20 the police yesterday
J. Cannon. q tailor, pleaded guilty
before Justice Austin yesterday afternoon
- selling a lottery uckst and was 6ned
s. and costs IN Justice Ingersolls court
Jack Irving a taller. paid small fnA
for sailing lottery ticket. This adds two
more charters 10 the GEht among the
sallors ever the suit club business
John CASHIER snd william Nelson. vho
broke futo II. X Eow0Fas house. near
tie dry dock and stols blankets. were
eay afternoon ey Justice Austin CT -.
rnargs Of burglary. Their bonds were
rxed a. $ssa n default % which they
we're committed - the county jail
: W Howard, formerly 90 Mains who
hsa Cara. Or Carrie, Smith. as sire Is TOW
called. arrested for stealing -. IS enjoy
ing the hospitality Of ths County tal as
well as Mss Smith. Yesterday afternoon
Mise smith vas aTrTs isned Ter pretlErt-
mnry examination Before Jus@ice Austin
mmA had in $50 honGs % IRE s1rs~Sow
court Attorney Hawkins represent Il rAa
woman ard made long sp~-ch. w4sh the
~wecsAl OBJECT q getting tire Aorss re-
auraa IS low as possible. tie thought he
VS. b, lack when the saru was named a.
SO instead OF - Lheu came tHe blow
thaf broke poor Howarc's bear. A. tie
,.s~s,es. q TIE rraS~cuflnE attorney ne
VS. uus under fsn bonds - spp@sr a.
49, r~kal he could nos Meet the demand
ana consequently went 20 faN VITA ne
woman Re hsd APPEARED against. some
ens6yea before se n lsse1 rs rncney was
due 10 Knockout eroPs~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
New Wash Fabrics.

Ladies who wish TO make early Sc
ioctions from our exclusive designs of
Organizes. Dimities. Linen Duck. Per-
Gales and Ginghams VIII do well to
visit our Wash Fabric Department as
early as possible. Last week added
many new goods 70 our counters.
many Of which are confined 20 US for
this market. Here are a few OF the
many attractions:
New line OF Shifting Prints. iigat
co}0Fg, neat patterns in dots, figures
aud Narrow stripes.
New tire Dress Prints in 2 ard H.
inch excellent quality. choice styles
New line Of % and 2s-lncb Percaiea.
American and FTench Makers. Ia dark
and medium coiors. for style. quality
and finish they are the handzomeSt
line o. goods ever displayed on our
counters.
New line Of Dress Ginghams. Ameri-
can manufacture. good styles. bed
rolK prices.
New line OF Covert suitings. dark
ard medium mixtures. very service
able
New line OF White French Dimisiss.
in Checks and Stripes.
New lire White French Organizes.
French Nainsooks and EngllsA Long
Cloths.
New line Duck suitings ia blacks an,
wAyFs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
Toilet Articles.

The crowds that daily visit our toilet
articles counters Is the highest possible
appreciation of the values offered.
Druggist sundries at dry goods profits
is revelation To cur public. Here's
the values that attract The crowds:
Solid Back Genuine Bristle Hair
Brush. &C. soc. gAc. Sc 10 $50 each.
NAH Brushes, &c &c. $50, 600 to ILL
each.
Tooth Brushes. loc. 15c. soc. CSC to soc
each.
Rubber Dressing Combs. Zoe. isc. sOc.
&c 10 15c each.
celluloid Dressing Combs. Isc. &c. $50
each.
Fine Tooth Combs. SC. 1oc. lsc each.
Circle Combs, Ice. ikc each.
Side Combs Imitation Shell. loc. f5c.
Hair Ornaments. Swiss Shell. &c. Sc.
4sc. Soc. CSC each.
Real Shell Back Combs. SIC. 95c. sisS.
Sl.75 10 $50 each.
Real Shell Hair Pins. I2i=c. l5c. soc.
Sc each.
Initiation Shell Hair Pins. Sc. sI-se.
Toe each.
Imitation Shell Hair Pins. isc. &C.
2sc doz.
Imported CASTLE SOAP. &c bar.
Domestic CASTLE soap, sNc bar.
cakes good Toilet soap for lac.
All White Rose Toilet SOAP, isc cake.
Pears Tnscented Soap. iatkc cake.
Pears Scented Soap. I5c cake
Goigate's Toilet Water. abc, SC bot
tie.
Pinaudrs Toilet Water soc. CSC bottle.
rinaud's Briiliautlne. sc bottle
Rose Water and Giyeerine s5e bottle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

Hsraiagsrs of spring. the new dress
goods. productions CT tho foremost
manufacturers % Europe and Amer
tea in Spring Casvisss. Grenadines.
Heather Examines. Fancy Checks.
Scotch HomeSpuns. Covert Cloth.
wheeiwear Serge, Canvas Cloth. are
now arrayed on our counters for your
inspection.
42-ineh SILK snd Wool Novelties.
dark colers. q trlne rough but hard
finished. beautiful color combinations.
81 a yard
s2-lnoh Atwood Covert Cloth. extra
heavy and perfectly finished, 100 a
yard.
42-Ineh Mohalr Novelties handsome
colorlngs OF olive and purplAs brown
and blue. s5c per yard.
43-inch Scotch Homsspuns In checks.
Persian effects, stripes. plain mixtures.
embracing all the newest and most
sessonabie colorings. sec per yard.
4o-inch Mohair Crepons, ave different
styles, 5oc per yard.
S9-inch All Wool Cheviots. So different
styles. every desirable shading Is here
found They are absolutely free from
any fmperfections either in weave or
coloring. For spring and summer wear
cannot be euualed. Tomorrow the COM
plete line Will be put on sale at 45c a
yard.
s-inch An Wool Mixtures. two coli
cred effects only, &C a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

Ia sss-u thai almost tks last re-
y s-a~Fa r. law nsd been exhausted
So ....r.rf "a save Charlss y. Nor9-
= - -. ssa xalIoNs. ard gst. altlSsagn
So - sxscauoa ass see1 hxsd ard
- - ~arrzmf read, BIS cosuse., Col
- eravs5tsu Lewis. has iaksn aEsps
So - ssaSt lead 20 q long respite
E-e-..nru accompanied - aiz attorney,
49, sssare Jusxs jacobs yesterday
sFg =. aeafn EErrsnt real Through
= - -. s.oeessfas~ ne zaa.ntainsd a stoiid
es.a~ ape Kcsmee 20 aut family real
=. - ser4eusuesz Of ais sitnAiioa.
80 Judge Jacobs has signed ths Or
- - ne warrant Col. Lewis TOOK an
- 10 ans further seton IN TIE case
r. sxc.gfien. as fled. Fscates tnat sas
<ssesgaEf, ~ bis cosHse', process si'o CO.
-. - tho naming Of a day for sxecu-
-. ssrnlng y a Geath warrant or IN
-. 80 arsering or permitting the exc
- ~ defendant, for nc rezso-ss that
=. -.ars a without Jurisdiction. thai
4. ~ verdict o. Judgment % any
-, ~ ~cfnPetent jurisdiction nnaing TIA
a.ss-s.ns guilty o. any 0ifeBs@ ~ waica
- 49, -sr ~. legally taken: that from the
-a ~ me cause there does not. and
80 aot n law. exist any warrant OF
s.,.s swaszst defendant watch warrant
e..,N be amended or any cay resppolnt-
- a. soposHted At al ~ any court or
iaase. -.
Js4ss gaooss promptly oyerFuied The ex-
.ssflon. AID on motion Of Deputy Prose
800 sf,sYnsz Hart. ordered that Fri
a. hurgi =. fse7, b. set "a the day 20 car
: l.ts effect The sentence OF death here
,.,srs passed BY the court The death
..szan, was then issued. signed BY the
sssgs and read 20 the prisoner BY Mr..
E.gt II directs The sheriff to carry the
.srtsnee OF the court into effect between
sss hours Of r. m. and p. m. OF the
say mentioned
from this whole proceeding Col Lewis
,pr4as~s ard gave notice that he would
a bsAai. OF the defendant, move for a
.s.v az execution. Judge Jacobs there
wrse made an order fixing Saturday.
Ma q ar the day for hearing this mo-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
To Test the peddIIns Ordinance.

The city recently passed an ordnance
establishing a public market. and also pro-
hibl.ing producers frcrn peddhnE their
vegetables IN the forenoon unless hay had
procured a license. william Walker was
arrested on the charge Of peddAng without
A license. and his case came mp before
Judge Dogue yesterday afternoon. Fred
II. Peterson. attorney Fer Walker. de-
INJURED 20 me complaint upon the ground
that y was rot stated whether The peddiing
was done n tae forenoon or n ths after
noon: for Il done II The afternoon no Of
Tense had been committed. The court
sustained the demurrer and discharged
Walker.
II T. understood that other arrests will
Pc made under the same ordnance, -hs
producers are determined % resist. and
win IN the event OF an adverse decision
make q test case FOR tire higher courts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
s,,esLEmIar DECREE DEFECTIVE
Provisions for Almony To the Wife
Are Omitted.

Nary E. spseklernire who by a decree OF
ssgr, Il now permitted TO be called Mary
, sssyeas, wants some of the aiimony
heretofore allowed her and which. on &C
eeunt Of an omission In the records. she
Ass aayer beer paid.
asiss stevens was granted divorce from
" I. spicklamire April q. 1895. was per-
rl,ged 10 resume her maiden name, and
sAs awarded $50 alimony. a petition pre-
sentss 70 Judge Jacobs yesterday alleges
nat without the knowledge or consent OF
Nlss Stevens the decree was drawn up and
ssa foF record by the attorney for her ex-
spouse, and that said decree omitted al
provisions 10 regard 20 the payment OF ALI
roay Il IL alleged that W. /. Spickle-
usrs Is Ia the employ OF the city Of Sc
sfle AZ a monthly salary OF sis.D. and
tAat he f. known 10 have other money at
kts command ON the other hand. the late
Ms Spickiemlre is absolutely without
means. aad the payment OF alimony is
nscsssary 10 her support She therefore
asks that the decree OF divorce be amend
- to contain the omitted provisions and
that splckiemlfe be ordered forthwith 10
par her the sum Of $50.
When the petition came on for hearing
yesterday the attorneys for Miss Stevens
askes leave 10 amend. and we're granted
sYs days time by Judge Jacobs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
ASKS ron A NEW TRIAL.
o. I. Company Wants Another
Chance In the Hughes Case.

BarieiEh & Piles. the attorneys for the
Oregon Improvement Company. yesterday
Tel a motion for q new trial In the case
e Mrs Mary Hughes against their coTpo-
rasfen client From ali Indications the ac-
tier OF the jury last Friday In awarding
NJ Hughes the sum Of s.. 200 damages for
sc death OF her husband Is bat the first
sisr 10 what is likely to prove long aud
tedious litigation.
In asking for another trial the grounds
Sc up are irreguiarity in proceedings
Whereby the defendant was prevented
rem having falls trial: misconduct * the
ffe4alIng party. acciten. or surprise
watch oralaary prudence could nSt have
guarded against. excessive damages APP
ssafing Ia have bean given under the in
sssnso OF passion o. prejudice: error IN
tie Assessment 81 damages. the amount Of
recovery aeipE zoo .asgs; lnsusscieacy of
eTiaence . sustlsy the verdict: Jhat tho
eee.iei Is against she ,aw. and the errors
wearing during the trial watch were ex-
ee9ted 70 81 the tina.
Ten days iime was asked Tor In which
q Sc sfi3avits To support OF the motion.
AZ. GA consent % Jodse Humphrey. Of
ea1nsel fcr ghe p.alntiT. was granted by
re caaTt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

There Vas only one blood purifier admit
ted at the Worlds Fair, Chicago. II was
Ayers Sarsaparilla- Al others were shut
out because they did not meet the re-
ouirauents Of the fair commissioners.
Ayers Sarsapsrills only was accorded
the honor Of an entry, because II did meet
those requirements. In other words, the
Worlds Fair authorities found Ayers
Sars&pAriHa to be an honest, scientific
preparation, the only one OF It's kind they
could lndorse. That was good testimony
that Ayers Sarssparilla Is the best blood
purifier made. Furthermore, hundreds OF
physicians say II Is. thousands OF drug
gists say Il IS millions OF patients say II
is. Take il. &iling friend, and yoa viii
say q IS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
An ALLEGED FENCE.
Secondhand Dealer Arrested for
Receiving stolen Goods.

Slgmuad Giasse a secondhand dealer.
was arrested last evening by Chief OF Po-
lics Reed on the charge OF receiving and
concezlInS stolen property. Classes
friends were instantly on the ground to
get him out OF tail. and finally succeeded
IN getting Justice Austin TO hold a night
session. al which the prisoner gave s.. so
bonds 10 secure his liberty, pending pre-
NTnlnary examination The oondsnen were
Julius Schofowf.ch and Ben OiswsnE.
The complaint against Glasse was signed
BY Patrolman Wick.nan and alleges that
Glssse on February 10 received and con-
cesled a saddle which was stolen from
Nicholas Peterson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

Ihree. aew companies have been
@eaehsa upon the food tide - the mining
Izgs'ry. Artic.es Of Incorporation we're
s'sa eth ths sUd!tor yesterday IS fol-
,9ws,
ne Tuscan Cold Mining Company, with
seaplisl stock q 3, ED, GO. trustees. Frank
Ferttus. 7. \ HaUer H. 4. Gsg6ner.
g : Sullivan sn3 =. q. HSr3y.
TIE hg Rear AiniuE Company. capital
sack . a0o divided into shares % s.
49,, trustees Abraham Kistier. Richard
Z heassey sGa Ethan A. 8Ctaxnaa.
TIE Tgia Pea&s Cod and Silver Mining
toaaaay, capital stock = CSC 600. trustees.
*swes 7 Gilman. 3. Z. CsrroI. 4. 4. Sce}-
eefE ? l. Allen ard 81 Eforgaa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
r,nera, OF Miss Grace weed.

TIE funeral services az Grace cameron
y4-s,s ~ rs-vezr-ald daughter ~ Mayor
vs. we're Nela yesterday afternoon az
r,-ss- Take han. Many city ofhetals ana
r,sr,hers q the city ccuncsl were Pfe~ea~
re attendance was unusually arg L1e
.ss,,l ~. services were conducted BY
So w n O. Temple 81 Plymouth Con-
s--.sa. fonai church. % which Mayor Wcod
= . member During his remarks Mt
--.-..le $50 many beautifal things &0oat
-. ifss "a character - Ire young girl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
Newest Silks.

Novelties in this department in great
abundance. On Monday We viii dis
play our exclusive importation of LY-
ON'S PRINTED FOULARDs The
style and general character OF these
silks excel anything heretofore dis
played Each class being In limited
quantities insures choice as exciu-
sive as possible. Prices range from CSC
TO SIS per yard.
We have just opened a large line OF
Changeahie Taneta Silks. They will
be placed on sale Monday morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

.'e se1ts ~ rEtriascr~ thst havr here
eFe exisi-1 tstwees Mary C3ough ard
y CiooFh ~sre ~sstc-5sy Dissolved. TIE
'aSs ~ fact conclusions - az sn5 Sc
= 9'i7S sisHca fy Judge Jacobs The
re slFes 20 Mrs C.,ugh az I've per
a Fse2t--y Vs.h tes exception q the
so. as1 oe'atas .hs statutory provis-
- asal2st tae marriage % either
ssf,y within sx -aoesAe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

The strangess part OF the story Is that
he was sent 10 the walla Walla peniten-
tiary six or seven years ago for stealing
from Lowman & Hanford. lie was there
about three years He subsequently went
60 Portland and stole 800 worth OF goods
from q stationery store and escaped TO
san Francisco, where he was arrested IN
der the name OF Dunbar. He was brought
back 20 Portland and sent 10 the peni-
Tertiary for two years. After serving out
his sentence he did sob al Tacoma and
got year or so. Now he returns TO Seat
tie and robs the store which proved his
first downfall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
OUT FROM THE YUKON.
ANOTHER PARTY REACHES JUNEAU
b. TIE OVERLAND ROUTE.

George r. Gage, OF the v A. +. a II.
Company. Returns After Winter
fnr nt Circle Cify-Recommena
More River Steamers Ai-kf
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