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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03
suuerior court Notes.

Walter J. Darling. charged with burg
iarszing the house of Mrs Cora j. Me-
Lean yesterday pleaded not guilty befors
Judge Jacobs In the superior court.
The sensational Hart Rucker case WAS
before Judge Jacobs again yesterday on
motion OF the plaintiff for a new trial The
motion was argued and taken under ad-
yisensent.
In the celebrated Beach Brown case. in
which Mrs. Beach recovered damages for
the alleged alienation nf her husband ;
affection by Mrs. Brown. Judge Jacobs
yesterday refused the defendant new
trial
The Mitchell. Lewis & Stayer Company
Yesterday sued the Pacific & Alaska
Transportation Company IN the superior
cour, to recover sls2.1 alleged 20 be due
for machinery furnished for the Inflated
Clara Nevada. A garnishmeat was Issued
against the Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company.
The Stetson & Post Mil Company yes
terfiay began a suit in the superior court
to recover from II. ]. Speer 4 Son. who
are engaged in the Alaska transportation
business, si.iel-si. alleged 10 lee due on a
balance of account for materials furnish
ed To be used on two large river steamers.
the Athoi Speor and the Nova Speer. now
being constructed for the Speefs IN the
mill eompany's yards. The mill company
claims that ii furnished IN all s~.s6i 81
worth OF materials, and thai only sl,i9 has
been paid. The plaintiff also asks 10 have
It's lien on the boats for the materials al
legged to have been furnished. foreclased.
and declared prler to an alleged lnteres;
of A. E. clafiin.
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Linen Department.

We have been extremely fortunate
In securing large consignments OF
choice Table Damask at figures much
below the standard prices The entire
.ot vii, be placed on sale tomorrow.
the figures quoted below 10 remain In
forca till goods are sold out.
700 yards German Table Danask.
very heavy, all pure linen. regular $l.00
quality. tomorrow Sc a. yard.
Turkey Red Table Damask. % inches
wide. new designs. coiors absolutely
fat, Zoe yard.
100 dozen s.-size Irish Linen Damask
Napkins. all pure fax. choice designs.
regular sac quality, tomorrow H-9s a
dozen.
Is dozen Huck Towels. extra large
sire. regular &c quality. tomorrow lie
each.
30 dozen cream white Turkish Towels.
full size, very heavy. good value, at
sc. Tomorrow 1ec each.
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Dress Goods Depart
lnenf.

All the latest and most striking eff
fects. from grave to gay. In the popu-
lar weaves and fabrics and all the
colors and combinations OF colors-an
assortment large enough to suit the
most fastidious: the price small
enough 10 suit the most economical.
For Tailor-Made Gowns-Poplin in
Illuminated Coiorings. New Standings
In Satin Covert Goth. Covert Stripes.
Hard Twisted Whipcords, Plaid
Tweeds. Golf Checks. Melton Cloth
Prices from $l.o0 TO $3.50 yard.
For Fancy Gowns-Silk and Mohair
Bayadere, Grenadine and Crepon in
New Effects. Etamine and SILK Pop
Inns. Ottoman Cords Plain and Check
ca Grenadines-most OF them exclusive
designs that cannot be duplicated
Prices range from SO to 80 q suit.
For Bicycle Suits-A0 and H-ipch
Covert Cloth. 54-inch English Kerseys
In many Desirable Mixtures. Cheviots
and SergeS In all the Stylish Shade
ings-Prices from CSC to $l.5o yard.
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Boys Clothing.

Here's welcome news Tor wllltn8
mothers' earA
BOYS SUITS. Ages II to n
Boys three-pIece Suits. with long
trousers, In Atwood black and navy
blue cheviots. slngle-breasted and
made wei, for 500.
piece Suits. long trousers. single
breasted. Italian lined and good work.
nnnship, for $500.
Boys black English serge heavy
vale worsted Suits. thrce-piece. with
long trousers, single or double breasts
ed. natty and dressy. for young boys
II to 10. $1,000.
Boys school or business Suit. all.
wool. fancy brown cheviot. double
breasted. made stout and strong 10 re-
sist wear and tear, long trousers. u to.
10. $500.
Boys ail-wool single and doub.e-
breasted sack Suits, in fancy green
and brown mixtures. exclusive new
colorings for this sprinG. u to u, long
trousers. $s.00.
Boys ail-wool Imported EngIiah
serges. back and navy blue, double
breasted Jacket and knee trousers.
handsomely tailored. ages = to 10. 500.
Boys. all wool fancy cheviot Suits,
doubie-breasted jacket and knee trous-
ers. handsome. stylish and durable.
ages to 10. $3.50.
Boys all-wool fancy cheviot Suits,
double breasted Jacket and knee trous-
era. double seat and knee. sewed with
elk. a regular rough and ready suit,
ages to 10. 800.
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Lace Department.

In these filmy fabrics we have with
out doubt the largest and best A.
sorted line TO be found In this city.
Many We purchase direct from tk>
manufactures. enabling Us to mark
theIn at such low prices as only first
purchasers can.
French vaienclennes Laces. siic, o..
&c. SC. &c. &c, Sc. Sc. Zoe. 12ssc. i5c, TIC.
1sc. 2oc TO &c yard.
French vaienciennes Laces. i9c, &c,
CSC, 4sc. 5Oc, COO. tic. Sc, 500. &i.10.
LIS. $1.35. $50 to ss.50 dozen.
French valencienues Lace Insertion.
&c. SC. &c. &c. Sc. inc. 12asc. 1sc yard.
Platte yaienciennes Tlaccs, &c, Sc, 7c.
Sc. &c. Zoe. 12hc. i5c. 2oc, sc to SOC 4
yard
Platte valencienne Lace Insertion. g..
Sc, 16c, 12iac, 15c. DC. &c a yard.
Vaieneiennes Lace Beadines. &c. &c.
r.. &c. SC. &c. SC, ioc to lie a yard.
Machine made Torchon Laces--theee
goods are preftier In design and VIII
wash and wear almost ~ well as the
hand made goods. the prices being
only about one-half. We have them
at DC. &c. Sc. ioc. 1.isc. i5c TO 80 4
yard.
Machine made Torchon insertions, &c.
&c &c. f0r. i21ze yard
Hand made Torchon Laces I0c, l3ikc.
i4c. isc. lie. ooc. SC. CSC, &c. 6oc TO
$40 yard.
Hand made Torchon Insertions, lsc
10 Tse a yard.
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of Central Portion.
The board Of education at its regular
meeting. which IL 10 be held next Thurs
day, will officially authorize the enlarge
ment Of the Cascade school building The
board would take immediate action and
decide TO build an eIght-room addition to
the present structure before next Thurs
day r there were enough members In
the city 10 constitute a quorum. Sketches
for this work are now being made by
Architects Saunders and Lawton. and
they viii be submitted TO the board for
approval.
Architect Lawton. who was seen yester-
day by Post-IHte.iigencer reporter. de-
clineG TO discuss the nature OF the sketch
e.. owing 10 the fact that they were In
a crude state and that no Official action
has been taken by the board OF education.
iargement Of the Cascade school was .
certainty. The original design of the
building was for central structure OF
eight rooms. fianked by two wings OF
six rooms each. The present school build
ing Is one OF these wings. and the new
plans are for the central part Of the build
ing.
Even the adoption and carrying out OF
these plans by the board will not do away
with the necessity for still another sep
arate school building. On the ordinary
apportionment OF forty pupils to each
room. the proposed enlargement of the
Cascade school will stiIl leave several
hundred pupils to be cared for in rented
rooms.
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Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery and Underwear,

This week we are showing q very
complete line OF all the new styles and
colorings In Ladies' and Chi.dren's
Underwear and fancy Hosiery.
Chiidren's fast black seamless Hose.
special values. l0c. 12'ac. l5c pair.
Chiidrens fast black seamless Hose.
double knee and heels. 15c. Doc, &c, Sc.
t0c to 75c pair.
Children's fast black Bicycle Hose.
special value, 20c pair.
Children's fast black, extra heavy
Bicycle Hose, sc q pair
Ladies' fast black seamless Hose
special values. 10c. i2,xc, IS 2-3c a pair.
Ladies' fast black seamless Hose.
double sole. high spliced heels, Csc, 3Sc.
Soc. G5c a pair.
Ladies' fancy plaid Hose. &c. &c.
Q.oo, $3.50. n.'5, sac. $3.50 a pair.
Ladies' fancy top and black foot
Hose. &c. 35c, soc a pair.
Ladies' fast black. drop stitch, seam
less Hose, &c, &c. 5oc, 75c a pair.
Ladies' fast black opera Hose, Soc.
75c, Sc a pair
Ladies' black silk opera Hose. $50 10
$3.50 a pair
Ladies' colcred silk opera Nose, $3.50
to $40 q pair.
Ladies' coaored silk Hose. 500. a.p.
SIS to 22.o0 pair.
Ladies' back elk Hose, Csc, 75c, 500.
$50 to $3.50 a pair.
Ladies' black or colored all lace
open work Hose. sz.oo a pair.
Ladies' cotton ribbed Vests. low neck
and sleeveless. ribbon IA neck. 1ec.
12i@c. i5c. &c each.
Ladies' lsie ribbed Vests. low neck,
sleeveless. ribbon In neck. 35c, SC. sc
each.
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pierce's FavoYite Prescription Cures ail
weakness ard disease Of the delicate and
important organs that sustain the burden of
maternity. II makes them strong, healthy,
vigorous and elastic. Il oauishes the
scurars.sh spells Of the cxpecsans period
and makes babyis Introduction TO the world
easy and nearly painless. II yids maternity
OF peril /, iasutss the newcomers health
and an ample supply of nourisEraent- 1t
transforms sickly, nervous. fretful. desrond-
cns, ckildiess women into healthy, happy,
helpful, amiable wives and mothers. Over
ooooc WOMEN have testified 10 the benefits
derived from this marvellous medicine. Il
does away with the necessity for the EN-
harrasssng examinations ana local treat
mcrs xcon which most physicians insist
It substitutes certainty for the doubtful
treatment of obscure physicians. who sell
dom correctly diagnose these troubles. All
medic.re dealers sell u, and Dr.. Pierce will
checrsniiy give free advice To ailing women
who write him.
Scores Of women who have been pcrna-
nensiv cured Of obstinate ard dangerous
diseases BY this grca: medicine, have
permitted their ra1ses. addresses, expe-
reaces and photographs 20 be printed in
Dr. piercr's Common Sense NeSical Ad-
riser. This beck 10 free and contains loss
pages, telling the home treatment for most
iiSeaseA SIND ~ one-cent stamps. to cover
mailing enIy. for rare. covered copy.
Cloth Winding n s1afnrs As4..ss u.
e - r.c.-s, E19Is -. l..
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Wash Fabrics.

It's genuine treat TO examine our
stock OF Imported Wash Goods We've
made special effort thks season TO make
this department great success.
Judging from the favorabls COM
raents we've heard about both goods
AMI prices we Zee! rewarded for our
exerttcas-
Fine Imported French Organizes.
every piece work Of art. sSr a. yard
john Anderson celebrated Dress
tssngnar7as. everyone knows how they
wash ard wear. new styles ard co.0r-
ings, Csc a yard.
Engiisn Caeysots. a choice selection
c< desirable styles. excellent quality.
So a yard
Cover. Sus,ings. t~o Qnaiitse& en-
TREY new ccao.tngx. isc and Sc yard.
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This department has been trans
ferred TO the second floor--ln space
formerly occupied by our Book De-
partment. We found this necessary
owing to the greatly increased business
In this department. Our customers will
find better facilities for selecting and
matching silks. etc.
Plain Crepe Paper, for lamp shades
or fancy work. 10 feet In a roll, 15c q
roll.
Crepe Paper for lamp shades or fan
cy work, 10 feet in a roll. In Dresden
or floral designs, 40c, 45c a roll.
Wire Frames for lamp shades
Asbestos for lamp shades
Dennison's Glue, etc.
Stamped Linen Doy.ies. Center
Pieces, Trays. Scarfs, Tea Cloths, etc
Stamped Cushion Covers. with backs
to match. with or without ruffie.
Full line Royal Society Embroidery
Silks and everything necessary TO
make an art department strictly up
to-date
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Left Home and Wife for Sudden
Journey to klondike.

Emma 8. Reyes agent OF the Somervil.s.
Mass, Associated Charities. IS endesver-
ing to get trace OF Aaron Buchanan. a we'll
known Boston teamgter. who left his
home at West Meaford. Mass. in August.
apparently insane with the klond.ke gold
fever.
Miss Kvyes' attention was called 20 the
case by the discovery of Mrs. Buchanan
in the last stages OF consumption and In
want of fo5d and money TO purchase the
bare necessities 81 ufe.
Mr. and Mira. Buchanan are both af re-
spectacle New Eue aaG pafenfage and
he Is a native Of Charles own. Mass. He
was Of good character ard habits His
wife says that he was very fond OF her,
and desired 10 90 to the kgonaike TO be-
come rich, 50 thar he might so more for
her, She consented. without any thought
that he was fa earnest.
Mr. Rueknsan disappeared suddenly
without 4 word of warning. ard without
even taking = change III cyothina. A large
box 81 tools bearing hts mama was found
Is the boston & Maine s3epos and other
tftsfsFss elsewhere. al of which ne evident
~ intended 10 take With h.ns 1, n know,
that he drew nsoaey fg3Gs tas bank and
collected hills dse him he had about
sas oa hls person and Ieft SO in q drawer
for isis wife.
Miss keyAs says that there IS no doubt
az MIR Baekusan's insanity Net a word
has been heard 81 hinA ana the suspense
has nearly killed his wife.
He is s. member OF the Royal Arcanufsa,
and II IL could be proved that he is dead
hgs wife wo5sld receive SOFA
lie Is - years old. FIVE feet rhine fnehes
tall, weighs isa pounds, hats o1ue-gray
eyes. dark hair sust turning gray. He
wore a brown SUR when Ne started Any
information whatever may he sen. TO ihe
Associated Charities. SoTnervlaa, Mass.
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csc
each.

Ladies. Wrappers. made OF best quail
.ty standard prints. In great variety
OF patterns. light blue, pink, Indigo,
silver gray and black colorings, sep
arate waist lining, yoke front and
back. neatly trimmed with two rows
of braid. front yoke finished with mar
row rufiia. full skirt. sia5 each.
Ladies' Wrappers, made of good
quality of percase. large variety OF
patterns, all the latst spring colorlngS,
separate waist lining. yoke front and
back. neatly trimmed with braid. two
rows of ruffie over shoulder, wide
skirt sl.3s each.
Ladies' Wrappers, made of percale,
In large variety OF newest patterns.
pink. light blue, tan and brown color
effects, separate waist lining, yoke
front and hack, plated back. with
belt. ruffIe over shoulder. edged with
embroidery, full skirt. Size. SITE, sl.ss
each.
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The completeness OF this department.
can never be fully realized except by
making II a visit. examining our goods
and getting our prices On nearly
everything va ear save you from 10 to
Is Per cs.as- The following list Will
give you a small idea Of this depart
nen.-s extensiveness. Toilet soaps.
toilet waters. extracts. perfumes. toilet
powders. tooth powders. Florida water.
cream cerates. almond meal. hair
tonics, bay rum. nail enamel. cutsc3e
goods. tooth brushes. hair brushes.
shaving brushes. hath brushes. cornt9.
pun boxes ascmsxerx. yaseiine. giycer-
Inc. witch hszei. STEERING silver novel;
ties. hair brushes hat brushes Such
reputable manufacturers as Roger ard
Galiet, Pfaaad. Colgate. Lubtn. MR.
ray ard Lanman. Richard Hudnut Are
represented IN this department
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The single weavers' strike =. ballard
remains practically the same. and from
conversation with some OF the knot saw
yers. the men seem determined to hold
out az long as possible in anticipation that
their petition for increase Of wages win
be granted.
The min owners, however. do not an
pear TO be alarmed. and believe that most
OF the employees Will appear at the mills
fer work by Monday morning. In an inter-
View with Mr.. Fred l.. S.imsor he stated
VIA. ne Ahiai Woaid be open at any time
that the men chose to accept his terms.
While but seventeen knot .awyers strnrt
al the Stimson mill. yet the loss Of their
service cast leo men out OF employment
at snas place, "a the packers, filers. load
ers. Watchmen. ETC., are dependent on the
sawyers for their occupation.
The total number Of knot sawyers tina.
have struck TO this date Is less than fifty.
but they have thrown not less than so
men ont OF work who were not inclined
TO strike.
As previously stated In the Post -Intelri-
genccr. the cause Of the strike was q de-
mand TOR increase OF wages for sawyers
from Se.25 10 $50 day, and for packers
from "a cents to cents thousand shin
sses. AT th cents skilled packer viii
earn from $3.50 to Is per day. Mr.. Slim
son stated yesterday that while the price
OF shingles had gone up. the price Of logs
has gone UP correspondingly. 20 that the
margin of profit to the millmen remains
about the same.
Mr.. Mcvay said that shingles had risen
in price from $1.07 per thousand last year
to $3.50 and $i.35 this year. though more
are sold at $3.50 than at Sl.s5, as this ID
the wholesalers price. But TO Offset this.
the price OF logs has risen from 81 since q
year ago to $50 and 81 per 1000 feet.
board foot measurement.
While there Is little apparent excite
ment In Ballard. yet the toxin viii materi-
ally feel the effect of the strike. especially
should il continue for any length of time.
The town IL largely dependent for its sup
port on its single making industry. and
some idea OF its income from this source
can be estimated from the annual output
Of its mills. which is as follows:
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Ladies' Linen Collars and
Cuffs and Ties,

Ladies' linen standing Collars. In all
the new shapes, I5c. aae each.
Ladies linen turn over Collars &c
each.
Ladies. linen turn over Cuffs, &c a
pair.
Ladies' INK Cuffs, 15c, &c a pair.
Ladies' plsid Ties. six fringed ends.
Sc. Sc. 5ac, Sc &c each.
Ladies embroidered null Ties, Csc to
sT.3 each.
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John =. HUMPHREYS William f.. Ha=s-
phrey. corporation counsel. ami Harrison
fsasfWsek have entered iete 4 c<s-parzne~ -
ship under fAe sarFsi name - HUMPHREYS
Humphrey & Isosst wisk- fer she practice o.
taN T&s &GsaS Office "a on The fourth
t7eog - gAa Sullivan building. CT Front
street
The members OF she ar1 ara we'll known
sn shis county ard state. Jelsa e Hum
pss-ses and Wllllsns Z Humphrey are 81
the former firm os Huu<nar1as. Humphrey
q Easen Mr. Scs~twsok II o. the foraaer
arsa of Wiley q Eossw!cx.
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special Council Meetinx.

At called meeting Of the city council.
yesterday morning all the members were
present except McArdle. The chief item
of business transacted was the passage Of
an appropriation of tl.s7s for the purchase
of lands and right-of-way fol the Cedar
river water system. The only other BUSH
ness was the report of the committee on
police. license and revenue favoring the
petition of W. A. Green for a removal.
under his present liquor license. from EOS
Second avenue south TO y jackson street.
The report was adopted. and the council
adjourned until its regular meeting to-
morrow night.
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Trimmed Millinery.

We've sa.ected from the best makers
Of New York ard Paris their latest
and most artistic creations I'm spring
Millinery and we've made in our own
rorkrooEn superior lire Of Hats that
are every bst aa pretty So the imported
cgses and not quite 30 expensive. Yos,'l
be charmed with the new shapes and
especially with the dainty arrange
Haent Of the coiorings a. found In this
spring's Hats. Tomorrow we win
show our new line Of Ladies' Sailor
HatA
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MAY SAVE M'MIl.IAN.
ne "Hypo" Efead's Lawyers ID ssire
Pat Rarn~' rextfm0ny.

I. D, Hughes. one CT the attorneys for
csaifl Mcmillan. the .'hypa'' feaa.
safesa with the murder Of frankie pav.
Gaast On February 3. yesterday filed an
spes.cafcr In the superior court 70 have
81 hurrs. who Is convicted or grand
Nssehys held ~ the county Jail As n wit
- Ter Mcmillan ~ his trial fer sn-
1asT Burns is ltah,e 10 ne taken To
6 renstsntsary any tay. and MeMlilaas
.yess claim ae g one Of the principal
masses by whngn thgir clients mental
VACATION can be shewn.
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Drapery Department.

This week VIC are offering special
values in Lace Curtains, Irish Points,
Saxony. Brussels, Point de Paris and
Point de Calais.
French BobSnet Curtains. center in
sertio1. lace edge. something new and
very pretty. I'D. 81. Is $40 and $50
pair.
Scotch Net Curtains In white and
ecr,i. 80 inches wide. 2is yards long I'm
very heavy and effective patterns, 81 80
70 ST. pair.
We make speciality OF store and
Office window shades.
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Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
Suits.

There's a certain style about our
new spring suits that commenda Them
10 every woman who delights In being
well dressed. There's a saving In the
cost about them. too. that commends
them 70 every woman who u interest
ed in getting the best value possible for
the money.
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits. In all the
latest styles. materials OF covert.
broadcicth. cssevioz and serge. Cn.y the
newest and most desirable sos0rffsGs.
fly front taekef, sssk tined throughout,
at xss. sls5a. 1850. tss.s9 $ls.6S. KAN.
1zs00 and sz7.50 a suit.
Ladies' Taller Made Suits. In blouse
effects, handsomely braided. Jackets
silk tined tlrouGiso ~ S1x.50. el5.0Q.
sls.5a $500. ts1ao TO yzs.00 agsutf,
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HES STILL WAITING.
expected to t.o ten Alaska. hut
aoaasteln Fooled Him.

A4ssa n. scott Yesterday commenced an
go u TIE superior SQUIRT against &.
s.A's.eaa 10 recover $40 for 1ha alleged
!. 80 - ~ sfussta&e prospecting caatract
-. .A@eas ~ Rave entered into With Geld
80 90 February IS ffe alleges IN his
s -. that a. that fjsas' BE MAS en-
80 n ailgias So Cripple creek. Cat
a sss ara Nas earning 81 dav hut
"a By Geias;ssa's represent lions f..s ,yas
sassssed 70 throw ,sn as tah and ears. 3,
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Mems Hats.

Don't forget our Hat Department
this week while looking for your new
Easter Hat.
Black and brown Derbys. made by
John Il. Sseison x Co
Black and brown Derbys. made by
the Imperial Co. OF New York.
Feaoras and AiDanes In all the nsw
spring shades.
rhiIdren's cloth and leather Sailors.
Colts. with cloth and rssent leather
yisors, new Tams, new Colts for men,
boys and girls.
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The following new suits were filed in the
superior court yesterday.
Stetson a. Post Mil Company W.. III. J.
Snesr IL Son--To recover 81 isi 20, balance
of account. and 10 foreciose lien IN two
steamboats,.
Dsvtss a. Scott w. c. Goldstein-Breach
OF grubstake contract, damages. 500.
Mitchell, Lewis & Starer Company va.
Pacific 4 Alaska Transportation Company
Balance Of account, $i72.5a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03
THE
LEWIS
HOUSE,
Terry avense and Jefferson street. slosoo;
Terry avenue and Jefferson street, 81, %
ftDe home very cheap.
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Seattle, where he has since besn waiting.
a. ne says. for Gosdstein 10 fulfill his
promises Scott says these promises were
that Goidstsin would give him q complete
outfit Of provisions. tools and clothing
suitable for prospecting In Alaska and
send him up TO the gold asids Tor one
year. In consideration Of receiving one
half OF whatever Scott might discover
Scott claims that the alleged failure OF
Gosdsisin to perform his part OF the al
legged contract has damaged him In the
sum sued for