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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09
Personal

NJ ". Ian Of Portland Is At the occl-
dental
Major James r Harden Of olympia was
in tbs essg yesterday.
Ma. J Post leaves fas san Francisco
this morning. 10 igin his family
Messrs- j. b. Eifh.an and u. b. Good
kiaa, newspaper men u Portland, arr IN
the city.
Hon. l. \. Randall. ex-mavor Of Grand
Rapids. Michigan. i IA the city aaa may
locate hsre.
Mr.. Hasry Jennings, who has beea
spending he summer 10 seattle. iEft i0F his
home IN uAlQ, yesterday.
Mr. = +. smart, siEe popular chief clerk
81 tiae Occidental hotel. l. spending we'll
earned Faealioa af a week a6sn sound.
II i understood that Miss Cslilc Lyon
wta succeed Mr.. Vi. J. Coikett, who re-
Gently resigned tae position Of deputy
postmaster.
Mr. J. 81. Tf5oupsen's condition has
greatly improved during Toe past few days.
and as expects 70 De ons sgaia by wed1es
eay o. Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs ]. ~. colman LEFT yesfer-
day for = several weeks visit ia the Fast
ern STAKES. Mr. Lawrence J. coimgn ae-
esmp&aied them as far US rseoma.
NJ and Mr. G. II. Baker, who have
lsen e&mping fer nearly 10 weeks nesr
taker up their ssssldenes on seaeca street,
netween secont aai Irird.
Ira Ward Of Tilinwaier voted for General
Harrison. grandfather Of the present pfesi-
dental candidate. IN $50. The cid gsntls-
taan only regrets Jhai be can net render
silHf,aI service 70 the grandson,
vi. II. L. Wilcox, chief o. the Hsh bureau,
Gloucester. Mass, arrived IN the city sun
das. - aeqGaiHt himself with the condition
and prospects Of the halih1t ksking IL
dustry al this point He viii remain for
sorie days.
Yesterday II r McCfere and :. \ ship.
ley ait for seattle, where they propose 70
enter Into the pFsctee Of law. Mr..
Accsare Is 4 graduate ~ the state tuiver-
sity. whiie Mr.. eh!piess alma mater Is the
Pacific University. Both are highly eda-
Gated gentlemen, youag aad fan Of ainhi-
ton sad energy - fhgtlaaa Neses.
Ar II n. Lewis. wife aud three ehildrea.
ief, seattle YESTERDAY ~ aOoa fOg Caiifor-
ms. going hY thc overland nofsie. They
expeet 10 spend few weeks s. Coronado
beach, for the benefit 81 tiin chli4rrn' :
health, AFTER which they viii settle la Oak
lard 81 san Francssre when asked h0s
hong the family would De absent trofn -.
sisls, NJ. Lewis said: "Anywhere from
two months 10 teo years. II We Ike 81 as
well a We expeft. ard tue children :
health improves by the change 81 climate,
we viii remain two years. hat " We are
not satisfied y hen VT rei tAeHc we viii
come home in tao months
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09
SINGULAR CARELEssyEsS.
The Necessity Of Fire Escapes on the
Large Buildings in Seattle.

81 bad 4 dream last night. said a we'll
known citizen yesterday. Il went home
Fathsr late, and Is passed big hotel
could see lights being tufued out. the
guests evidently retiring. This got
me 10 figuring / concluded that
that there were probably 40 guests in that
hotel and that Il Il should De burned al
night. not more than loo would escape
This thought kept running through my
mind Gutll went 10 sleep, and then /
dreamed that just that thing happened.
The h0fel went up in smoke. a hundred
guests escaped and a hundred were burned
TIE thing was - vivid and the suffering
and despSir 81 the anfQrtunatss ~ her
fible. thsi il left 4 powerful impression on
my mind wish every citizen Of seattle
woaid have similar dream. Then think
wc wsul1 stop IN cur mad rush for wealth
snd ~ sui adopt measures for she safety
Of the aecGrauts Ell the large buildings !
duu't suppose there q a fire escape ou any
building ia town and Il j. about time there
was. We shoaid 30 Is 'heg do IN Wiscnn.
SIM These. every factory or mRaufaciur-
ing establishment enplos ing more thSn
Eve persosis, II required - have IRE Is
carts from every story above TIE tirSt- HO-
fei aud ioGgiug huasee which are nos pro-
vsied with fire ESCAPES. canpoi collect pay
iagiy exempt fnom big fires, bat thai j. no
rcascu whY n gili cautiuue - BE-. sud We
should aiuri measures iu tuse ~ prevent
= repetition here 81 those horrors Nc too
ofJea reSd about elsewhere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

Ibo1aas l2aasay wiz to-day essnz1en-e
SAT- asmiass the Cedar Mpaafssn tia4s Cgsa-
paar Tor 500 damages sar the asaFh u
his -on 5&ssez LINDSAY. yarng Lindsay
uss killed. isxs Thursday night wliie rsik-
i8g up the incline al the Cedar EHos-rsAin
s1snex. A ca1 hruke loose and came a9wE
Fae incline ant before BIZ e9ntl get aus %
ne uezt Say Iastire II E Jones 8sns "a;
and hela a. inquest Which rtsalses 81 a
verdict that death was ezuSsse b. the break
ia@ Of a defective rope which connected
EaH gs1S. This Was considered IS cr.mi-
mating the coal cpEspAuy for rlegisgence
and N-. L&nsisay TANKS be hiss gs,o<s case
His so8 Ees o1ly . years Of age aud wss
sober aud hard working souag Esan lie
xzs a native Of scotland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09
THEY ALL WANT IT
An Army Of Fakirs all Try TO seeare a
Certain Locatioa.

Wfen SpElag street Nas being Improved
she earth excsyated was dumped ~ Of
tha lower side e froat street A. the ioot Of
spring. This vSigs dirt raised a snail
pisee ap 30 the level ~ the sidewalk sud
siure ihyn there has Uoi heen r day taat
there has nos szsen oae ey more inquiries
az She city clerks oatrc for permission 20
guu scrat sort - 4 fasir outii GA ihe plsev
rsfefFvsi ~ u has been wanted iar trust
stands, i1nf hlaeS sfRuds aueii0ureT' >
stands tinc museums -m2A drug stores
aHa everything imaginable fhcfe has
aof bers a fagetipe % the ctrN Cenuca
since Ghtn which hss not hron hes.cFet
usfb similar applications They hafe AT
followed anU 10 tHa ras9rses -aecu f4iard
without cHmmeut ~ rticrrd % the street
gssumittee amt REPORTED bask adversely.
"a j. safe rn ssF taaf trr council viii nat
sfaaf she spare ga ass g-s' " ha' ever aud
persons who haee shc- hcgris -f GA So
cariue if viii aFuid ~ less hgtber hg nos
APPLYING Tor ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

I,wil without doubt De a matter Of much
surprise 90 many ofouF Fca3ers 70 know
thafin FiusAure daing business in mod
go asd nuasslmfHs way, q Che largest and
most c0afr'@te artificial limb fasiory Ia the
United --atas. 90 very Possibly in the
weird Ihs eminent Standing ~ not the
-es,lil q hasiy Er8~ih. put represents She
perseverance, an8 indasfry q almost a
quarter 81 r century The extent 90 the
husiusss transacted BY this firm Is shown
~ fhrir 1r-icr h1ass orders arr received
fr,su elites ard taWus taroHsheslt the en-
tire lcue.h and breadth ef the United
States fn1v1 Maine 60 aitiafnia and fTnin
Minnesota fo the aN't fast week they
shipra-sl liE.a o. Toronto gEnsisa, aus.
enc II Tendon. England. This company
aia-lmres the Adjustable Ii sing : acks'i
leg 3 airb is iae hst and mos comfort.
alte - asisttfs fof tae lpsf Etegafeg 81 any
iitah Tst furrgfsrf {u Fact tEis aFsa man
aErs q keep N i&s sifsB~s ~ sae Earcts
,.f announcements ia fa.s iiga e tgs,e. a,ita
vsii ay dcsfrys 81 60 So, - - p larial -sz
ass ~ ifT L.. cE isy arfiziVas ~ IN she
Gl.if 81 1slfie- Par $50 des pfiou ni
their liuAs etc., UElfc % Arltsslst Limb
Msaasse1uyisg ua aay - leun sve-
rue. fls1f aeafs siaofr Ninth sfsessi, Pitts
h1rz pa t1y r descriptive catalogue aai
rFs.a ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

A. ALLKf THAI NEEus WgnESiNG.-Al
though the fact may be unknown TO
great many citizens. anyone who stands on
Min street Or Columbia. opposite whst epe
dsy viii te called West sircei-hut new an
alley uey. can ascertain for himself that
tae chief drawing 81 the city j. carried on
fn ihis seiisalne alley, Gn tine Columbia
street cud, the width "a aulg II feet which
snarcsly permits tyo wagons - pass ard.
y hcu tram il unloading a. the rear 81
Texas. ~.uEeFsaaa 4 Cas- establishment.
there j. C0aarfete 5afu aad a consequent
deisq THIS VIII b. tie highway ia The
irNasit ei gsois iram the "A harvcs fa ware
houses aad the cts. soeneT or later. viii
b. Compel ei Ie open The Columbia street
end IS she purchase q f,soFcssy af taat
p8lnt Il = considered chat an eEpeudl-
turc oi $4,000 81 the present tine Uolid
purchase Property sufficient u uilca the
thauutEhiare o. Cd fecii and. As tais
r-1rnises ta De 60 seattle shat fr0ut street
s 70 Portland. b. Is Thought ~ ucr haufs
that immediate s'ers sault1 he 'asrn o.
afisr thr slrccf Ttis. however. g. a prob
iam ~ iac city council sud with tlcm Be
ia raHf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09
THEIR CURIOSITY SATISFIED
The Contests Of Suspicious Licking
Tin Tube Ascertasned.

Yesterday afsernosn John Kelly. better
suown as ~iong Kelly. engineer Of one
Of Aiiea & SsisSn's Pile drivers. was stand
ing taking with Capt. Cove Of the rug
Tree on The railroad track. shen Robert
Fatzhenry came mp aaa said ~Eisrr's
something found "a the track. and ean't
make OUT whas il i. but tank It Is apsnrD
I've Sseu irving 10 open she blamed thirg
with by knife, bat Gals snceeeded "a eh5p
ting a piece on my Anger. lie then
prsetuc~si 4 small tn tabe. wen sealed aad
eyiacafiy slied with sasae heavy substance.
There wsz = piece o. tin pendant from each
cad
CAPTAIN Eore's curiosity was at once ex-
cited, au4 aid s.fiere. ies me take IL
III eud ont what's in IL asa be. ike
F.tkaeury, beEan trying fssSpen il vita his
knife. Finally Kelly hseaf.fe irarStieat
and exriai med. ~Ieu'a ueser get il ufssr
that way Let 5 have IT, aud III tx &" He
laid IL dowu on tAe rail aad hit r Hith 4
eoIpIns-psa. bist with No fesiiit. Then Be
eKerted al his strength and s;rDek il five
more times. Whea ne Eisae the sixth blow
something hzpHene5, There vas an ex-
pi0si1u and Mr.. kee,y was kse,e3 ever
back wsrd. striking fogcibly On The back 1 4
hi< head. lie could not see fo- minute
o. swo. AID when he picked himself up
aud regaiged the use of his eyes, heSsag
FliEaenrys eaar tails aatferiGg IN the
bseeEc about a block distant, while Captain
Cove had gesTsafsd 10 a safe distance and
vas bedding one hand to his face and
screaming The situation as 50 lEdicrous
That Mr. Eesly rolled ever and laughed
Batii be noticed he was Severed with blood
InvestiE9fioa showed that there was Il
serious cut ia his right wrist which WAS
bleeding Prginsely. aud that bis face was
sex kea with small sears and blood. He
huated upa physician sid bad TX stitches
taken in his wrist Ia speaking OF tne
matter BE said. Il guess | Was fool, but
I've been Aviag UP In the woods for -
years. and hng WIS I 10 know thst the
blamed thing was dynamite bomb Cove
was - darned aHNioES TO get the thing
open that thought 70 do IL Just 10 please
him. Froza The expression Of his face
" hen b. was ki-yi-iag around on one leg
with his hand 10 his face, bis curiosity was
satisfied" The tin fsIbe was u railroad
torpedo. sucn IS are laid on the track To
attract the engineers attention al night.
and are signal 20 stop. Mr.. Kecly's es-
cape from serious injury was very remark
able, His faee i spotted with red srars -
baby ~ though he we're breaking out with
smallpox. f@rtaiR Cores face was also
slightly ininrad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

aBhagn aair7i y9Hus 'nau Wt- . lu pari
oer-Alr vita 1sg Ggo.l 10 tae iaiosfaph
no p.t-f- lNfHI stsg rgtce. eaie}s the
dts4sa isou 70 G4tlae ksi.el ,s'ar-nuuc
at ynuf At1ie HF bears. tgt srsat biz
HaHk itlna tszf weighed about -
gsogH +. Euc event occurred SUNDAY
,nQfuing ~ AIS Taat Isr7e ware aFe
ilEaeaa. his fafhss ard fNu uEeIr-. aud
aht8 y..e hras. wh3eh ht3 E.su s-tratteti
81 ans apnle ors AFi, hcVr e si-,ls be was
allied a5i ni tWs f7s1r eve saetgass.
Fsta aat ai faf usrer elaiias - aHfc 6rsa
tae fatal sao1 ha5 as tar gn3as uaa as
nof faEi3 ana ssatg.3 tIs.f b. Is ea1isel
st5 tdz ks5nas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

johnson, sanford 4 Co, the great New
YORK importers. sold their stock 70 Chester
cieGry. Having two stores and doing the
leading business. no stock is too large for
him. Big sale this week. house furnishing
goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09
IN THE NICK OF TIME.
A Young Druggist Foaad Unconscious
rruYn ehisrorsrr,


". Cumpsoa. proprietor Of a drug
Store on SeeQud strret opposite the Colo
sial biock vas found 10 a partially nncou.
scioss condition snaday evening IN The
hitie room IL thr rear 81 she store "a which
aesleeps HIS ark first discovered hisn.
ssa be WAS e. once taken 70 Providence
sespsssl Ac soaa rceaiDet ruuSc{ansaess.
sad yes'erisywss hack 81 the store RzHir.
ass rennged ihat he bad attempted b
tafsaA suie|siv, a. Waaa found baudker
etsei saiifatcd with chinrafagm vas Igiur
Atass-als Ease, Hrsafe hearing Nj amp
statement TIE clerk ffird 10 disnFuSa
y Theory ~ saying that h&s em-
foyeF MAS ising aslcep ueag She ehluFa,
set5n A3lase, SUD tina, probably s0une ~ u
ssftf%a ans Affected kira. Mr. CGnrsen
e'Alts Nat he hat any infeutien % endiug
- sNis,eaee. lie SAYS he wsS suffering
Hrely nom saliyheUm in one ~ his
tsiHis, ard applied a handkerchief satin.
saisa Ri&h chinruiufm to ihe member Ca
- iae ii0hlHg tie chem las gowe for q
" saa ssf that IL The cloth NsS found
~ ny iaca b. must have been placed
sseie enfeps egsiy hg some mDyericut
Sapaf hs steep a.. acknowledge that
=. IN "a ayeu sn tae Hati.t 81 inhaliag ehle-
lllh, aiil tats hc never suffered Wu
s-sAsaiii resusts from r. WneD discovered
.Hesy eFtnigr bits BREATH was ssrausis
s.1eftEhstsi WitA tse aapsihftic Mr.
tson j. unmarried. aHd has resided Ia
'e=aNa ahagi six months
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

johnson. Sanford L Co. OF New York,
closed cut their entire stock of h0use-fnr-
nlshiRg goods to Chester cieayy at a big
discount. a. they are retiring from bust
ness. Lace curtains net q cents. Big sale
This week. Chester Cleary-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

JapEu rng sast N---lt. re grss g sfart'e8
ia.sl &c f.a,ssHzaFs "a enc aE .ae ca}.ie cars
easlse ,t.run tae Asi sr-gt taslis Al iAe
s-iiss-r gss.i % t.s- r.s..' ves3agglat Eae rar
isri7sl thr srasE ans iisc fssssrsEFts mate
i tfssi gus.l So ,ssaa e. asFlat az gao r9f
u5Gs8 }ss Nrct g.ga "a uE "a Use 1rse
foraHsleir it asesa 80 stasl isfls a.ies
tesisE cp tea tscs fe ea7 Wa. neH
sHa uHfrle8 eae aa1 ,ArFf VAS eof.f
s5-Hf aailsi EtasfGs t,s vuFAiEss tassc1s
IS Is canar Iata aE ela g. saa "a ,hE frip
laea ass ea0 cst aas 80 nas steaa e.
fl,elf aaie ines EHn ea ac9h .AE
s.esg= r-Es t-er arr 81 Erit as ue=
t1 ~ sasHa talking sat, tae as, uetr> ~
,a5ltsse staF.t..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

First iastaumens Of Dnniap's fail STYLE
s,ifF hats now on exhibition. Knox hats
VIII be opened few days later. chas.
6solds;efn. the halter, Front street, YeSier-
cary hfa,-E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

First ins;ailmsat Of Danisp's fail s1yle
stiff hats now ON exhibition. Klax hs 5
viii be opened iex days laser. Chas.
tioldstein, the batter, Frent street, lesier-
I.arr hlaeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

First irsfallniers Of Dlniap's fall style
stiff hats now or exhibition. Knox hats
viii be opens,i a few days later. chas.
tiaidssein. the halter, Front street, Yesler-
IearK hiOrk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

HAD PRESESrNESr OF DEAFu.-Miss
Belle Elsey Of saHnsdale. King county,
died Friday evening Of typhoid fever.
Miss Eisey was u wears q age, aud was
sell known in seattle Wheee she has a
large circle 81 friends aud acqEaiuiaHees.
ON Friday some 81 her young friends
learned thai she was til and drove oEt 70 her
home about nine miles south Of the city.
On their arrival they were shocked 20 end
her a. the point OK desta- She passed awsy
thai evening. Miss Etsey bad 5 present
mcnf some weeks ago that She WaHia no,
live long. and ta- frequently urged toe
eigizens % sgnnydaie 80 set apart a
piece Of land for a huryiag ground.
Some OF her friends ASKED her
why she was - much Interested IN the
matter, aud she replied that she did no,
expect fp live long. AMI she would Ike %
be buried near her home. she WAS wen
and strong ~ that time. Her remains were
laid sway Ia a PRETTY little grass plot oaiy a
isw sarsis from the horne 81 her parents.
but viii he transferred 10 the cemetery a.
s9on As one has been secured Miss Eisvy
wss the first white Persoa 20 die ia tnsi
settlement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

Ladies' Hair dressing Parior. corner Main
and second streets. SfAaapooing and hair
work of every description ca hand and
Fcas2e Ia order ap2isow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

The hammer stock of cieaks and wraps
We have the best fitting go-ssfs in Ameries
aud the lowest prices. Tokias. Singermzn
4 On
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

We wiz show cur great purchase Of dress
goods Monday morning.. a0c value fer l0c
&C values for lz,.c- Takias, Singerrnan 4
Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09
T0KLAS, SINGERMAN Il co.
CLOAKS!

Our stock was never 50 complete, nor prices so low.
We prepared show the most extensive stock
OF Chicago. Our fits are the best in America. Our
styles better than any in the United States. We re
oeived last week shipment of 500 Berlin Twill New
markets worth about $40; they so half price SIS.
They can not be duplicated for $40 anywhere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-09

Has curcsi hanir>ls or eascs Of raisael.a>
ma q C=2cer CT the skin, thousands of c,sc5
CT Eczema, B.ood uss,ors azd SSIa Diseases,
AID hs.a5-cs.s q tAorsznss of coscs CT Scror.
ia. Flood Poison aad Blood Tals.t-
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SC s6-ineh towels al the great sale. The
biggest lot Of ss-s4s ever received in Seat.
tie We lead Chester Cieary.
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rausae hats
6saaa ef4srlnr e Mr., e. p Peass's mil
fEssFg V.E re- tag3 tssEaefrcN-
prs peicss oa 10i1ss-f us5f istirE goods
Ih5s staE aar ~ ssae. Chester CieGry.
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Sew dh5azs. Che<zsr csexry.
sew sssnizEs sheeser csexrs.
Nsw unaer~s.r. - gsesry.
Ssw dress GODS cAezser csea-y.
80 l.ases rseoed vests cAesser cssarv.
30 SPREADS q tse sale. Chester csea-y.
~ cents txsle isaen- exssnsne q. cteary.
Dress t-snnEingsL Taklas. ssnsexnaa 4
sew hazserT IN SIX aad sect Cassssr
Scr sand covers. s4as sis xeea ches
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Bocts aud sAoes ehesp. TSslas, ssa<sr-
SALE tbs wesk- Price oar t.Ase aa<us.
CHESTER cle.ry.
sale this week Prsce our napkins
SAFE this veek- Tapestry table eose-s
81 Chester GE2ry-
cenzs a-snch all nnea crasA N The
great sale. Caster Csearv.
ceafs nnea glass taweIinx. eur hfs
purchase arrived Chester Cle1ry.
Cadressea kia gloves. baton ieasth.
for Sc. ToSlas. ssagerEnan s Go.
An wecs scarlet twElled flannel sSs aae
VSr ysrs- Taklas, sinse-rsr 3 Co.
A fun stssek Of Dunlap 4 cas- SIX and
sssH hats vii arrive II iasS city in le days
Table napkins ard danzask. We Invx,rs
sslrees froa Germany. Eekias, singermaa
& ca.
Earl & wfasanss collars ana esffs ana
Wilson Bres'- shirts AZ Teklas, Siagernzn
4 Co.'S
Greas values in ladies' aud misses hose.
Special offerings this week. Tckl4s, singer
Visit enr art department for extreme
novelties In fancy goe2s- Tekls<. Singer
nan & Co
Prof. Dilioa's dancing school Fridays
At $50 p m. Juvenile class Saturdays at
P. n. a. Turner hail
Cheapest rih5oas in the World " 5. :.
2, H. ali silk. AT SC yard; &c apiece.
foklas, singerman & Co
SC ss-inch towels At the great sale, The
tie We lead. Chester Cieary
We viii show cur great purchase Of dress
goods Monday morning.. Alc value for loo.
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Cn.-rkSnoaA. Tf-ss, Jane =. iSsy-S-vfsS's
Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga tfcndleneu I: Ii this
carly part ct the present year, a bad case q
blood poison appeared upon nse. l began
taking \ :. 5. under advises OF another. amt
today l feel greatly improved. | am stu
taking the medicine ar,I shall continue to do
SO untl am perfectly we'll believe it MI
esyeSt \ pcrfaet-c1rc. Yours traly.
Doc. +. HOWARD.
III West S.gkh St.
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Cheapest ribeoas in the World u :.
e, Il ali silk. AT SC yard; see apiece.
ToklaS. Singerraan & Co