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Tue Best Saiye IN the world for Cats
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Silt Rheam, Fee
Yer Sotess rstter, ChAppsi Hands, Chi.
biains, Oorns and all Skin Erupttons,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
qaired. IL 10 guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or mosey refunded. Price
Is esnts per kox. For ,ale by A, u
sSkevarf
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NefIce or FINAL ProoE

o. .. LAxp osTlcs Al oIsxysA, ~
Jan. -, le1e.
V-Eotice il hereby gives thsi yvat v
OLSEY has Aled notios nf tatesec
make hasl prosf t&fore Nelson mcsna.s.
County Anattor. q his ofses IL f1n
W. T., on Tharsdsy, the leth ~ g =. y.
Z. u i1at, 90 Pre-emptsca y. = ~. - ~ =.
the Nw Il q sscti q IL towDship y sssl'
rsoRs east.
He nsnes - wtapsssea: J. L vanfa -.
o. Ksist1 Hsrson, James scott as snE*
AeEvsE, all q Rors iIlAhsIy, v. 7.
JOHN q. 00h4.
lSzsmr5 haEfsisF 81 the kAn4 0mas
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Notice or Final Proof

@. 8. LAND oyrIcx AT oLTMP1A. Will
Feb. -. 1883.
SNotiee IL hereby gives tasf MARTIN
HAaTMaA h-s nlsd notice OF Intention G.
commute aid make anl proof before the
Judge, OF In his absence the Clerk Of the De
tsiet Court. At his once. in Sssttle ". T., ou
Wednesday. the isi day Of April A. d Lass.
on homestead application No. siis for the
10 land aud IS \ 81 sW Of secti n
.. tow ship rs north. raase Seast.
he names - wttnss ses uancan McCrim
mon. Joha A. eteeyes, Cbaries II. DunlAp aad
Martin W. Hubbard. all OF Hubbard, W. r.
IOHS 2 60AEY.
feiesnr7e RegtsaeE OF the Land On1se
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Natiee Of final I.resE

"a Lam oxsscH an oLnszI. M.f-l
Fsh. 4. tsss.
~ Nc4ios 10 barely gives tsst Svf
s1NN hss aleo ncstos u tDfep<t y,
snske an4l proof bsfspft me 0lsrn q ~ -
trset coaf1, 81 his Once IN ssasxss
Tkarsday tie ip'h day q Marcs, =
90 Pre- sinptfoa D. 3. No. $50. tW ~ 1.s''
.aa ~, % eesti1n -. tswnAttp ~ pa
ranss eaH.
He AsH.ss e y itnespsas Fred a1nes1 -.
ertck garlao1. Frnnk n. Ptnerss Asd 1fiys
ioax y. u0vyls
ssmri7 Regds2sr q ~ .@lsA o1zsss
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~Lea every man. IL possible. gather
sons god books nBaex his root. -
CAaNsiae.
And bark yoa. SIR, Ill have them
fairly hoan i.s-SAahespeare.
We have the lArRHss sksssk in WISH.
tnetcu ferrtoey, sad cell ~ lowell
psloss thAn ans other hoasi on the Pa.
etfle Oosst- e. DAstTxz 4 %.
Book selleFs and statiOn~l,s, ~ Cher
~ street iag7du
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Notice Of final ProoE.

Q. LASD oyysoE Ar oLrs11A. VT
Ssn. -. ISIS
81 Ncsaes 10 hsreby gives tkzs d. Hfe-
oOCA hes ID nut3es q f1fentfo1 70 make
anai tFesf exfcFe n iMaz MeosGlum. AudIaar
VI KIts p county. - Ass h1Ace, IN fnFt NAal-
eo1. - % keezAs4sy &C. is.h DAG 81
ssi. for thss \ "a NV Il ana y y efsw
u set "a IS. ssxnzhip . 4 .rss raaes - q.
he BaDes - ~gtassAses: Les D. nsSs1n, y
y. farnhazz. Lsssf Aaams An4 Al@x. D.
sm.iss. sli e Rexs Ms1a 20. VT.
JOHN y. 0oHKr,
tA1s@zs ksnssaF q khe Lad CGnsL
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WANTED.
FIVE DOLLlRs A DAY.

WE WANT A LIVE. ENERGETIC
farmer u evsty eoHhfy 90 the cossf
70 hHD1is . be An1sH lean fas n.er The
kesx vork 81 he kipd ensr pshiishesf.
tss.1ssnaed ~ every f4riheH sales wiil
A l. bAAClI0lfT q Co,
n MAExsf a1raet, San ffans,zncn. Cal
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PRACTICAL PIAN0MAEER

Mr.. Nitschks Ia in tewn for a few
weeks TO attend to his contracts for
.iano-tunIng. Orders left at Davies
book store and at Losmsn's mu.ic
store Siil recelve prompt attention. 5S y
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Gold, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed by DIR. Kilbourne, &c
Front street IN making artificial dei.-
lures. Gold for partial seis and alumi-
lum for full sets prove the most salts
tAotnrH.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep.
STA and LAYER Complaint Shiloh
VitalizeF is guaranteed to eure you.
Sold nv A. Ii. Stewart.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

e.s.Ixsp oTFIcx AT oLYxrtA. W r,
FEB. IA, 1855.
Notice 70 hsreog g1ven that GEORGE B.
MACBGTT has niad notice OF Intention q
make nnni proof bsfore the q slsser and es
eeiEsR. - their ofier, IN Ogynpis, VT, On
Friday, the 81 day Of April. =. d. isss, Ga
aemsssAsi sppIiesiisn No. $40, fof the Nv L
Of section :. township n ue1th. range & east
He names - vftDesse- Mar NJ Aehsm, A
Dauieli. L ". Neslsiie ssd I. r. smith, ali II
T.eona, ". 7.
John q 6owEY.
feiemfes Register OF the Land Ofics
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Notice Of Final Proof.

C.s LsxD oFsIcE AZ oLxxsEEA, =. I'll
5ss. u. LESS.
s% Notice IL hereby snven that oLE 4.
@ysTs9 sse eled noties q lntsnron 70 mAks
2nAl ptoot b fore tks ClaFk of the District
Sonrs - bis O1oos. "a seastlc ". .oa Thurs
dag, tbs b cay d March, a D. las
o. pFe eml tion D 3 Ne IL. for th@ y 4 81
II i AID y Il nv 4 q etssn y. tswB.
shfp - north rsnRs east
He names ~ witnesses; n. e. 0xkley, stee
NesSk.S " Chspeu and Ole ounbrsk. Sd
q hshbaF4. ". 7.
JOHN '. dOWEY.
ASemrf Earfaknr 81 eh& IA 80
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ARE roc MADE misEahss BY inds.
esszlaa. Consiap&si0n. DixEUnsss. Los
q Apps1sts. fell0~ Skis 7 shii-hs
NttAifssr 10 = possftse eass. Sold b. A.
b STEWART
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plaiut, You have printed guarantee on
svery bottle of Shiloh's vitnlizer. Il
never fails to cure. Sold by A. B. Stew
art
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-01

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shilob's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price 50 cents Sold by A. B.
stewart.
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TIE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon. Ind. SAYS: Both myself
aud wife owe oar lives to SHILOH'S
CONSU IPrION CURE" Sold BY A..
r, Stewart
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Best meals in the CITY for twenty i've
cents at the Oak Restaurant GA Wash
ington street. Give IL call Jas
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WHY WILL voc cough uhsn shi-
loe's CnEs xia give Immediate reiief 2
Prl@ 10 ca. 80 eta and 81. Sud hy A.
n SaeWarI.
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= -E
~~>-~,.,.
DIR. c. L. MILLER, 81
Ios Cherry sIrssl, ssss,I, d,
Up. o. hlx q
Special, Private and CHM.
Skin Diseases Cured.

seminal weakness sna an.
veas d'serdrr.e a a sed Ay -. Ne
PesitivelT cured, On N. -,
ment plan.
send for printed qas.sie..
DR. c. L. MILLkRsS
bic success I'm the eursa- -
Chronic Diseases Il wen 49,
Hts success 10 Que 20 M. a -
experience and obs.ry,.,..'
his practice. u
IL No more patisa,s 49,.
'our Boys Farms ann ,A.
day of March when sir -, ~
iaxe- VIII be flsizhs4. -.
can accommodate on. -.
iient tmsIel vita . nic.ly 49,.
ed room and all home esmf.,s. :
my residenee, los CAerry -.
free OF charge.
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szFahs psst1ht . positive eors fox
se1siaai vsakasss and Imposenes. Fer
sAls ~ A. b. sExvAMz. dsls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-01

Thn 5ssteisk Alai ssEssa. Tsxss L~ary
hieSks saas - efsssly fedsmA pEteeA
EkIEzk,s vkscHzs, o.
Al ask sfgefa. ha prop rssan. Watches
sssaRsa fss o.. walna.sa for oes
EsAs. fsl
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-HACKMRTACK." hlssins srd
fr.sraat perfana. Pssos - And %
esntA eeAa ~ A. b. s&szan
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CAg TaOa

The public are hereby cautioned
against manufacturing, purchasing. OF
selling the "Cnaileoge,n OF Harden
Nsss Grenade" or the Lewis Hand
Fire EItingulsher. as all these are in
frin2eme1ts on certain letters patent
owned by me. All responsible parties
having them in theiI possession, maan-
featuring or selling ime, will be prompt
ly prosecuted.
Ths Harden Hand Grenade Fire Elk
iin2uisher Company Of 2D6 Wabash
Avenue. Chicago, are the only parties IN
the West authorized to manufacture
Hand Grenade Fire ExtinRsishers I'M
der this patent. J. P. CLARK,
Mefiden. Conn. AZ Owner Of Patent
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whoopine Cough and
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Notice OF FINAL Pref

ga LAxp oysIcE 81 oxuula ~
Jsnuary ~ Is4
wHosies . hssssy stssn sess q - y
n,.ks anAl pecof befsrs ths hesistss -
esiser, a their of,ns u olympiA NJ =
tlooesy. the "a deg ~ Msrsh, : q - -
Aouss3eld npplIca<ien Ne. es<t. tW
\ ~ seetion y. tsvashiy u nsssss 49,
esd.
Rs ssnss q vhsssssst w. O o..
". y. Fniisx sn1 gEnss Hsrvsy. "a -
and oaristsIAar y arss. 81 ksssa
soMx y. 0oWNyx
fssz<is nsFaw = - fAas
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Sexton

Sec. 5 That upon reQues: OF any holder
OF such certificate III Mayor and Clei <,
u the name and on ben AFT u the city u
Seattle, shall execute, acknowledge and
1ehver 10 the holder OF such ce -tifieate -
deed for Ghe lot the c n Cescfibec, which
deed sh IA be IN the following form:
In cons d raIiou OF the sam OF thirty
de lars p AID to the city Of Seattle by -
-, TO celpt whereof is herr by
acknowledged. the sad city OF Seattle
d ,ses her, By sell, convey ana confirm unto
lhe 50. ---- -, - heirs aud a>sig s
forever LOT No -. section - la Washe II
etretery, situated La the city Of seattle.
in KinS c, unity. Wsshins ton Territory.
{, Use a. a place OF 81 pulture, and for no
otAsr 50 IT ,,urposs whatever.
la witns - whereof the Mayor and Clerk
Of the city of seattle, by sIrtu= OF author
iiy granted by the ordinances OF said city.
have h. rcunto set their hands and affxe ed
the sal of .si city the - Coy OF -,
IS.
H. 81 Mayor.
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@. II. HANFORD.

A TToESE4-AT-IAw WILL PRACTICE
"A IN say cSsrs - wsshtnR11n fsrrlspry.
01es IN oolnA1is BaIAdins. ~ stxtss, eurzsr
Azn - Gp1zseretl "a .sEAtxln. ct. -
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nanr.Ias srr.asnIP uxE.

Ranninc beswseu LiseFp01s ami z l-u-c,
thence by rail 20 All points n United
states Sail from Liverpool every Thar
iav, calling AZ Belfast, and from Q1s bee
every saturday. StesnsFs are large and
fast, and steerGgs eecoDm aDex-
eeIl~d By any other line, while tie voyags
ie 500 mites shorter than VIA Ne@ York,
three DAYS az il IN the smooth waters Of
the Gulf sud River -. LaSrsnce, famed
for beautiful, picturesque scenery. steer
lae and prepaid certificates sold At los-
est rates Also, drafts Os Europe, and
bank remittancss TO any Z. -. address.
A. Chilbera = Co. General Agents for
tbs Northwest. Seattle. W. L. no2
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WA. O WOOD,

A TToRNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
n tics in all the Ju,lices' and Territoria al
Courts. Office, at rooms ci tue Probate
Court, James ST., opp. OccideD gAl hot
W. q. wHrrE. cHAs. y. NIrNDaY
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Mayor.

Signed. sealed aRd delivered in the
presence OF
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h rnaintnz in the sea4tis Post O5cs
&C Saturday. February =. iss5. Persons
calling for these letters vii please say
ADVERTISED:
Allen, Eta. 2 Anderso a, GiRniR
ABd-fs5H. J4Gl- Auder=cu. Minnie
Andersen, OC Angles,
Bsown, Geo 3 sttss. G iibsrt
Bro=n. II fiilsy hroSn. Z a
Bgovn, A y BJyd, Mamie
Barns, Michael Is sobe. Willis d
Ba9soo. George
C,E4ns1sb. Free Ciganie, Robes.
G roper. II ] Cspp, G. +
Chsm 5sFlais. Mrs e Csrpeuter. c z
Caarlsna, Chss
Denton, p Davis. jzalss
Dsbosse, L1ls
Evens. K Erickson, J (
Frtdricks. Jotn II Freshman, Jake
Faiton, J
Clifford. ] Ohu GsEny, Mrs Nellie
II der, Albert Hill Nellie
Hes, A Il HospsS, Cn4s L
Halvorson, EBsyal Herrissn, frank
hoaz, r II huee, GEO W
HalbeFt- ~m ln2ss mSn- J
JObns5n. Jens johnson. N sthIIdaB
Jones, Mrs VI Z
Kingsley, W VIZ k0lstads. Peter
Einkella, Mrs J
Llnssine. Oh L-laHd. Corinns
l. -s-maon, Frank LtDs, II AIRY
Lindquist, Jenny Lnndv (. " G
Ltndstrom, "a
NJ Galley. Mrs MoFette, Chas \
Mstcalf, Z II Miller. Herbert
Mllbsrrv, john Morgan. JOsh1a
Moore MrsJ b Nils, Mrs L Zzie
Nc Andrew, Nike, 2 Means, dlss Nay
Asrsh. Mrs Mary Mcdonald, Michael
Martin, x Q Aerphin, \ )
MauriIzen, Capt Mitchell, IhOs
Morrow, Vim
NeWmau, Miss A Not. Mis- j.
NordstFom, Emma
O.erno.h, Louis 0lsiA. DE L
Olson, Miss 5
P1llen, VIII Pesrsoll. Elsvc rth
Peterson. } fetfson, Jack
Prs, Joseph Powers, Mrs n
Peck, + r Plate, Z
Price, TtOs A
Ssalander, AR snyder, A N
5shveraff, Mrs. E l. Shafer. n
Stevens. JOIN r Schaer, John
= AVN, John Springer. Jesse
s;hWab, Martin sm vt, NJ
) ichboth, Miss W
1 thompson. Mrs frant'nan. G z, 3
treat, Z " Utzinger, ALDER.
Witt, Mrs Henry Weisbaeh, Jacob
Wilson, Miss LIZZIE Wright Bros
woodIn, Ars NJ D.. CABa, p. NJ.
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FANCfH = 4 "NNhA
JACOBS & jEkNER.
j. r & H HIHWIS

Z rFORSEYS AND C0UNsELORs
u II law. Once in Boyd & Po.tein's
building, Front strVet, up staiss.
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ss0QUALaEE LAND AGENCf.
JEO. @. JANIt KE & son,
Laad Broker. asd ssrye, err.
Township No Range No. -
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NOTICE.
NOTICE IN ADnRatr,

IN THE DISTRICT cOusf An -.
l. Third Judicial Dissriet a Wa ~
Territory. hOldins terms q ss..,'s !. ~
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LEI or LETTERS

a<naintn1 in the Seattle Pos OEcs
oG Saturday. February =. lss5. Persons
calling for these letters will please SAY
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J. 3. METcALFs,
Geo. vskABlE SMiTH,

1 TTOhN Y-AT-LAW, ROOMS 5
~ and Poncin bal ding, ront street,
Seattle. w 4. VIII practice in all the
Courts OF the Territory and in the Land
UftigS. feln
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REMOVED,

nR T. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
u his ONCE 10 Eyes new Opera Hsase
Building rooms Sos. and 4
Tei-pkone No. n auso
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Scrip bought and sold Loans nego
tiated- Collie tioa Of bills speciality.
Office in Ciolgasnis block, corner Com
Deroisl and Mill STREETS.
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PHYSICIANS AND sURaEoN
P.B.M.MILLER, MD.

SURGEOS. MAY BE CONSULTED
- 81 his rooms in the Boyd & Ponetn
bui ding. Telephone Nc. 81 ie24
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Sen ME Goodrich commands
Department No. 7, the stock
Of which comprises the spe-
cialties Of the establishment
White and Black Tips and
White and Cream Plumes.
The assortments Of these goods
are such as to insure an easy Sc
lection. The prices have been
placed at such nominal figures
that a prettily and richly trimmed
hat can be secured from Miss
Goodrich at prices that astonish
the world, Department No. s
is also comprised Of an immense
assortment of Plumes and Tips of
rare quality and beauty. Miss A.
Sondheim (colored) has so adj
vanced her way in this line Of the
business that she now presides
over the department in a manner
that pleases her employers and
the public generally. Depart
ment No. 9 is for the display of
remnants and Fancy Goods, and
is under the superior manage
ment of Miss Rachel Tucks and
a number of young ladies, all of
whom thoroughly understand
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ments of this department
likewise were selected from a
colossal stock of silk velvets
and velveteens in all colors
and qualities. Miss Craven
has handled goods Of this
character for sufficient time
to guarantee that when she
recommends a cut for a skirt
or basque you can depend on
it being a la mode. The
business of this department
is equal to that of any other
house in the city, and salts
ia ction has always been the
result Of every sale. A full
and complete assortment Of
Ladies Underwear, Corsets,
Children's and Misses Lace
and Plush Caps and Rubber
Goods of every description
can be found in Department
No. 4. This department is
presided over by Miss Mamie
Barry, a young lady Of prac-
teal experience, who is quite
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a lavorite among her col
leagues, and who also has adj
vanced the principles of her
department on a standard
with the other attractive de-
partments Of this colossal es-
Enlistment. Ladies about
to make purchases would be
wise not to procure their
goods before first inspecting
he variety and quality Of
those in this department. A
large assortment Of various
and bright colored Ribbons,
Scarfs and Sashes meet the
eye in glancing over in De-
=
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partment No. s, A speciality
is made of these goods in
this department, and the
stock is so large that an as
sottment to correspond with
any to be had elsewhere in
the country can be found
among the varieties in this
department. Miss Bertha
Been, whose features display
a taste for pretty goods, pre-
sides at this department,
which, for its bargains, is
generally the frstplace sought
by those who are about to
purchase goods in that line.
Department No, 6 is the
Glove Department, and is in
charge Of Miss Hattie Rosen-
thaul and her corps of pretty
assistants. A neat fitting
glove is everything in dress,
and to get a glove to fit just
so is a very difficult thing.
Not so, however, in this de-
partment, and Miss Rosen-
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thaul has been engaged in
the glove fitting business for
a number Of years, which she
has SO perfected as to make
her one of the most valuable
employees Of this great estab-
lishment. The stock to Sc
lect from is unique, and a
special feature of the stock
is that the sales are so num-
erous that the gloves do not
have time to get shelf worn
or unstylish. The glove de-
partment of Kings Palace is,
unnecessary to say, one Of
the best in the city. Miss
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second visit. Miss Mahr is
very talented in the business
and is much sought for by
customers who like the genial
manner in which she is ever
ready to display her taste on
what to wear and how to
wear it. The stock of this
department was personally
inspected by MIR. King be-
fore purchasing, and is so
extensive as to consist Of
goods in quality, richness and
taste that would please the
most fastidious. The young
ladies in charge of Miss Mahr
take much delight in exhibit
ing goods to those who con-
template wearing a Plush
Coat or Dress this winter or
desire Fancy Trimmings for
Bonnets, and a visit to this
department would not be re-
GREETED. Miss Maggie Cra-
ven is chief clerk Of Depart
ment No. 3. The assort-
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then 24X6o feet, and pros
perity continuing, a lot in
the rear of the store was
purchased and an additional
building annexed at great
cost, which extended the
store room through to Sth
ST., with the dimensions of
rs feet wide by 2o3 feet
deep, and thus facilitating
an entrance from both 9TH
and Sth SITS. The fnishings
Of the store room are Of pol
ished walnut. Plate glass
mirrors are imbedded in
the fixtures which encircle
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the room. Nickel show cases
and elegant stationary cases
for the display Of bonnets
and hats are profuse. To
facilitate the handling of the
numerous varieties Of goods
the store has been divided
off into departments. Each
department is presided over
by a young lady with a corps
of feminine assistants. To
be placed in charge Of these
departments, the young lady
has to be experienced and
efficient and of a genial and
accommodating disposition.
Mr., King claims that his
great success is owing to the
instructions he gives his
clerks in conducting the
business. His assortments
are from a carefully selected
stock, which comprises
everything in the millinery
trade, and particular in
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structions have been given
the clerks to exhibit
every article in she de-
partment rather tn an have
a customer depart not salts
fed with his or her selection.
Department No. l is stu
ated on the right on enter
ing the store from 9TH st.
This department, which COM
prises a full and unique as
sortment of Laces, Silks,
Satins, Gold and Silver trim
mings, Veilings, etc, is pre-
sided over by Miss Ida Hirsh,
a young lady Of large expert
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ence and universal popular
ity. Her close attention to
every requirement Of this de-
partment has not only made
it the principal one Of the
establishment, but has adj
vanced the reputation for
excellent goods at such NOM
inal prices that ladies about
to purchase goods that are
handled in this department
find it to their advantage to
pay Miss FIirsh a call befor
going elsewhere, Miss
Hirsh has corps of assist
ants as equally efficient as
herself. A complete an d
carefully selected assort-
ment Of Silk Pushes, Black
Crepe and Fancy Crepe,
comprises Department No.
?, which is in charge of Miss
A. Mahr, a pretty brunette,
whose winsome smile offers
sufficient inducement for a