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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

FAsr DRivtSa. customary ana
vesy .Shc,snuty" remark that certain
abuse. In the asatemsnt ef which tse
uahlss have an interest. viii continue ua-
IA something dreadful happens may &c
asspctsst At the seeci at which Nehssacr
srr driven aicrg sAe streets here peies'
TRANS are numerous " 70 altosvss,es
likely that some psrsun would ssf ost,hIll
.il,y< flrsseif - y, run down - Slnse
esrslsrsly afsvcu wsxoz. there Seai1 o
scniefh irs done es the authorities - FFp-
xezs q rvpssgiion Of the incident II -
matter OF Nos1ef why saen ANS-'
csnls 40 not "a Is cseCur. FOR Wagon $
aYfvrn IN opposite dircezsors frs q lert ,
approach crussiegs ~ sach tstr 8,
sprcd sAsf aEYens making an saoft g
aYess ere would b. ran ae~n 81 tarethft
q; eearss. he dgivcrs are usEz!sy IA =
harry. hst the rressent 1Ankes att' as e
lie ii she fact thai souAe OK them 40 Is
eslly ia too Sss barry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

woRk OK THE wssr Cossr BHascu -
A reporter called A. the Office OF Thomas
Karse s. Co. yesterday, to Inquire how
soon the company would resume opera
tors on the West Branch If the ssee,ile
Lake shcre & hasten railway, Mr.. NC
icod. the business manager. who WAS ~
the offi,-s said, I'VE have never ccss2 d
wossIss on thsts3ine, but for some tire
pAst we have tecn working bEt suiaii
crew. pnring the first wees n ApTA "s
will increase our force a. tee otner enc q
the line an have the road bed enfnfsc g.
~ the time the 80 : layers &c; ready "
pu, down the ircn. As soon - The nfst
Sesien Is completed and the Snehosn 81
river IL evtcged. 40 that wecsn get 20 TIE
trent with cur supplies Ne WI start ih
on the ~ccond ssesiion with all The men We
can got. Frnrn snchagnisa nor h 10 'ac
bsanaafy ilae the esa4inests have found
splendid rua,e through q eountrr Iich
With resources ard with cass grades
whsa 20 once set fairly to wos on teis
contract pr will show sctise OF IRE iheet
rapid railroad battling ever seen Ia
MAzhiaxson territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

Millinery eysrine Aocasy morning.
c1rse sra see scue ssylss snd ehofcs
gaeas. Dssrlsy OF frsrch Pattern hats
and h7nnsts.
IcxIAs. SIN9gzIAS i Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30
New Choice Goods.

The following is q list of what
we carry in different depart
ments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

liz WILL BIS DIS -HARGEn.-TheS wese
namei Anderson, who has been confined
in the rBty jail for several days past In
order 70 determine the extent Of his mind
t-cuhles viii be released. as IL appears he
- rot dangerous either TO hin>eh or any
D sdy else. he IL nc. considered more
tnSn Simply a little weak minded
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

SCARCITY or Law sCIgs.-Law suits
in the district court have hscome csle.
hfAted because OF their abseace. There
h sn; been 3 asw suit instituted foE some
Iltsc. and even shea one IL instituted Il Il
CT comparative unsmpos;Acce. The mast
az the new Business rew-a-days In the
clerk efsice II the naturalization Of Cit
GYMS snd the issuing u tsrsf papers TO pep
PIE " no want TO tscoxse cftzcas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

We are ready to entertain you With
cor supsrh s'oes; we have no tq7sls Ga
sss Pacific Coast. Dies goods frous
hrst hands. No middle man 20 pay
prutt 10. Toxtts sIEGgkHAs s. Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

LsxuAn & Harfosd hsvs large VT
fiesY Of Easter eards. Call s1d see
ihsn. Corner Front and Casgry. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

gLls sni 81. y ireh issdares
Chsstsr Ciesry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30
DEPARTMENT @
Ranclcs.

Laoes. sobroideries. xsshyrs, ysrns, art
room wear, Ladies', Mtssss' and Caildree,s
gloves end baadk9s hicss, sibbons, Jet and
sosi dress trimmings, braids. fans, 1sgs ase
puress. IAStss' collars and us, q eli oshes
LAiet I'D cAildfsn's necksear, cotton ssd
iinsn thread, swing ard snhrctdsey silks. L. .
dt-s' and Chiidrcn's siik and cstsoa rsyasois
and An kraiizx. Gaafss xiIk n Dhf .tlna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

The nsw Knabe piano nov used At
Ffye'- Oeera Houie vSs pofchssed from
Lownab 4 Hsnfefd. agents. y9S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

The following is a list of what
We carry in different depart.
ments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

DuaT fuexes - cnll 81 80 - nos
eleGnAs "a seytaA ha1D I'D huanets q
0n Psassb Emporium Il FAaAiom- Prom
street.. %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

"A elegant assortment Of Prars's
Easter cards jass arrived ct Canaan 4
Co.'s. Sscond street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

Eas1ER CARps.-Osil a. Lowmsu d
Hanfero's and see Prsr2's latest and
most beautiful designs. mf24 Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30
DEPARTMENT A.
Dress Goods.

Foreign and domestic voslsn. Gotten snd siIk
dress materials, veivets. piaehes. ouflfe1
asttno, morosenx. farmer sasina. hair cIosNs
Dsrlin feuisnds. si'esaA.s. corset j-ens. viz.
eAns, crinoiine. linen ana eotyoa eanv,s,ss
aud tactnR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

Hev goods in our cloak and vraJ
department. Monday.
TOMAS. suayHxAx 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

Ak oSscN FAxINE-rhs sasa q tarshs
who sat these avs iaGnstfseGsay esn''
Ass for a sgrpsy Of lilsie onions 70 plant IN
his sArAea would aaehtiess prove srsss
cGra0aisy 20 the sznats array OF nasa VIC
A.vn fsssr, sr,.afrtrsss tAe town - f.at scr1 =.
II auprar- tnsrs, Was a small supply oA .
in a.. meath zna that thls was ssSoa cS-
hsnsse.a IS ysapls who kesw VIA they
wsa tel ard a. she rssGt t1asrs I aen taei =
wss xrvat tinae sakugae&sSa zaA tAinss
haxsaV settled down yet. Aheai two -
shree uasn w&s asxc 1918 are SeAEnst Z
vslk all lee.s nights Tor SSsse "''ss
eakers.
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Lace eartsis uets. vo16 rfGl bar
gains. Casss<r Cesry.
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The Handicap Company

0F sf-AIKAL-
yIyILL FURNISH BIZ THE DAT OK coy-
w tract. FAsns<rx erzlasrs. pasar hzazsrs,
rsletus ;EeF<, ssass et>a<erx fsor ecsorsrs,
wsaecz vastsss. carpet bss.ers. CT sse 70 "a
asy clesaEag In the kszss o. yard. ea<xyssr
ssar sns ere sr Ire city.
J. H. EDoKI2 90
- - a.rs<-A a Ia Ssrz<a xes ErSxsxxs+v
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

lie following is . list of what
We carry in different depart
ments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

Has Ner RISK feSssf-
d&y Afternoon . F0sT-INts51s ENCSs re
rorssr ASS~a sheriff CseAraNe ~hssher
Ira Nummeli axa bsen taksr 70 fraya-
sesce .sosgstal - Be tienoEss1 2 !etla
NSsh.rlak5. > hs <reAf NAN req ted, Ne.
~ has AsG sH1 - sc fsFtkeF tz4grS
whsshc lgru.asnif wesia b ssksa before
NscAsa.soa. Nr. CeehraEs sAi4s Il &c not
AE1u~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30
DEPARTMENT B.
Domesties.

Ladies' cloths. hsnssls. trieou. repslIan>s,
kAsssanee. masIns. Cat Ton asnHeis. eiueoAns.
prsn,s. lawns. crassss, towels, nspkins. sohlc
bed 80 and aoUostica
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

BARGAINS.
Hoass x7d ist-Ntnth and sasvars, lso feet
fron st1eet cars, new heuse, with paid up
insurance policy Of &ieG for three Yeas.
Price, $3.50
Tso lots on Second afees, overlooking tie
bay ss5oo each
The best and eheaSest Hanafzctnrinz site
In eesfrle.
oo1merctsi street property At Low Asures
end slsy tsrms
Ysar lots. with hoase, o. NAdison street,
three qaazts=s Of mile iron p.Eocsee. $500
Also
Tae sn-ss farm IN King county. With bsaa.
tisEi env.fpsss Ties vLll Pay . - pr cent
pEoas 10 the investor In six mcntks.
TIE properties nstea sb5ve are bona sds
far ga.ss And ate o91a for Eve days saly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30

s.a,asss ssshnere. csss.sr c,sass
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DEPARTMENT =
Gents Rurnlshinx.

osnss ee1rvsss Of svssy desos1pe,su. q.
ten ana veossn ovsrsAiro, r1nnbsm. osSs..-
sos asfam s!eusrs. shtr:s asa ovsse.i,' 4
S sEn - anwere. ssos's. Bsys "a m.
- - ~, voca $50 sefaU Asss. fabaR hiaak.
Atars rnbfss1as. earsteAs jsskess. cs1Iss, -
eeas. ooesssd and Uhite shirts, asnfp ~.
kscst<fs. J~seisy, neck seae ep5 boss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30
DEPARTMENT A
Dress Goods.

dfsss Dzterisls, velssss pluahsa. Quiltsd
sstino, moroesns, farmer safins. hair cloths,
Berlin fs1lznds. silsstas, corset jssns Wig
gans. cfiao,ins. Inca and cotton csavaxsss
And fac5ra.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30
DEPARTMENT y.
Hosiery.

Iadiss', Missssf aDd CAildrsu's esstoa. veo,
nsrins add musiin unssrvear end koss. cor.
ess. Chiidrea's wx1<es, 81 LAdiess and Cn1i-
araa's kAit wear cxsspt kats shsvsa, Oh -.
iaoeD' vszs, Dusiin and emseeidefrd pillow
shaDs, ap.ens and children D dTossop
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30
DEPARTMENT F
Gents Furnishing.

0est.' ssdervesr II every descsiy<sen, CO.. On
and voclsn ovsrsAirss. ginGhs0. ess,so sDS
a<ian b,oass. shirts and ovsrails, aansss
shire and drawsss, 6enss', Boys, asa Gait
dsso's for. wool and arsv Aaae, sueos1 aiAnk-
Alpaca smhsxlas. esndiszn lseks6s. e0slAsS snA
GAIA, eejosed and Wits skfxtA Costa hssa.
ksrcetefs, tesofy oeckvesf ana hoe,
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DIFFERENT KorIVES.

spseis, drives 10 dress aosdA Clsary
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DEPARTMENT A
Dress Geeds

az. c Aen .nd pemessie veslsa. sssssu s,A IN
satins. lnorcssas. faruss ..siss -, s s.Ss
1sshs feslsnss. aIssiaa, cor,ss 49,. -.
sses enastsns. lnsn end eoSoI 49,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-30
DEPARTMENT F
Gents Furnishing.

0soas' underwear Of every d~scs1Dttoa. est
toa and vooieo csefthists. Bingham. cetsen
end dsfum b,osses, sAirss Asd osenIls. AsAsei
shiyts and drsvcrs. 0snfs Boys sad Gil.
SrsA' . far. vsci and srsw sats. rsobsr hlank.
Alpaca ambssllas, cardigan jackets. collzs
s.d csGs, eoo-sd ed Whit shiris, Gsoss'
hanAksseh sefs. ls9eirJ, psckveaR AID aoos.
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DEPARTMENT =
Demestics.

Lsaits eleeAs. aanssis. tIosss r,,s,I..s.
. ssSs naslns Castor 1sassls, xlnrns1s.
' 100 er.ans. towel, nspiiaa tsS,:
- - .ss sos soesfsd srvchss quls, -
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
seattle Beatiiied With Perfect
Autumn Weather.
1880, Observance Of the Holiday
Large Attendance Upon
Divine Services.

r, the celebration on the Observance
= no,idavs the weather always exerts
f,anence on the minds Of the peo-
Ia sometimes toward perfect enjoy
inert at other. just the opposite. 1t
hsnpened yesterday in Seattle that the
wessber was simply perfecf-seIni-
.,ands and semi-sansfnne, calm as
,.;5.ummer and neither warm nor
'-ooI Divine services were well attend
"a and during the afternoon thousands
~ men. women and children joined
Inc Measure OF walks about the city.
n vas noticeable. too, that persmbu-
lators we're out in large numbers, the
cir being so mild that tender infants
rere safe 70 enjoy the Establishments
of nature.
Business was generally suspended.
and there vas entire absence Of ex-
.e.sive drinking which marks sea
oorts on holidays. The inmates of
prayidence and Grace hospitals we're
created 10 such Thanksgiving dainties
a their respective physical conditions
would permit. Even the prisoners in
the city and county jails were not for
eotten, and received taste OF the ma
fioual fowl. In the homes Of Seattle
there was abundance of good cheer
and good dinners. Few, indeed, OF
The residents OF this city are without
csuse for gratitude at least in the mat
,sar Of business prosperity.
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II mothers studied their best Interests
they would fnd that DR.. Henley's Da1de-
Ion Tonic Is the best household remedy
Many OF the Ills peculiar - females eoaid
be avoided by lis use IL Is as pleasant to
take ss glass Of vine Stewart & Holmes
Drug Co, wholesale Agents- ssf&w
We vii now Puf on holiday attire in
every department: grand display Of holi-
esy goods. foklss, singerman a Co.
81; spleDdid white spread. Cieary
Brewery for ss'e, Crawford Il coaover.
Art embroidery rooms opened Fancy
embroidery taught Toklss, slngermsn L
Co.
Fiuc millinery By express. some very
choice patterns will be shown Monday
morning. Toklss. sizgerman & Co.
Nothing Is more disagreeabIe TO young
lady or gentleman than 20 have the face
covered with pimpIes. blackheads asd
remedy, will remove all designations
from the face ard hands and produce a
clear and beautiful complexion. Try it
aud he convinced. Stewart 4 Holmes
Drug ca. Wholesale Agents swfkw
Cloaks sni wraps; our stock without a
parallel Toklas, singerman & Co.
New dress goods. Chester Cleary
Kodak cameras Ct Stewart & Holmes
Drug Co.'S.
Gents fine neck wear and Earl / viii
sos collars sad cuffs. Toklas, singerman
& CO.
Do yoR feel dragging sensations in the
back and loins. are y0u troubled with
wakefuluess, faininezs at the pit of the
stomach Are you nervous or irritAble- II
30 we would advise yoa 10 try Oregon Kid
ney TEA purely Negeiable.l Il never
fails 10 effect a permanent cure OF kidney
aud urinary complaints stewart (
Holmes Drug Co. W hnlesaie Agents swf.kw
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aarsEMExrs.


Mr.. ard Mrs. John lack assisted hy
their sQa Master Arsaz- Firnais Jack
gave PLEASING entertainment to .
large audience At Frye's opera house
last evsaing. To those familiar with
the comedy characters OF the old
school. the performances was . treat.
while Tor that part OF the audience ac-
eustenfesi - modern comedy novel
entertainment was givea. Both in the
School for Scandal and The
Rivals. Hr. ard Mrs. Jack furnished
character inap<rsorztions 10 which the
present generation are strangers. They
we're well received. The songs by Mrs.
Jack we're In keeping with the eharac-
tiers presented and given with finish
sEsd n good voice. As " FzlStaif~ Ir.
Jack gives grand representation OF
one Of the finest English Speaking
parts on thsst2ge- Fun on a Ranch
concluded he unique entertainment.
in Viii. Mrs Jack impersonated four
separate characters, giving each in
dialect. accompanied with q song.
This little farce, while different from
the modern idea OF the usual after
piece. was good throughout, and fit
finale for the entertainment as :
whole.
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IN NORTH SEATTLE.
pr. WHITAKER SPANS or rHs PRINCE
rlE OF TEuE GEArIrrpg.

Dr. WHITAKER SPEAKS or ruE PRINCE
rLE OF TRUE GE,rIrUpE.
The congregations OF the Battery
street ". T.. church. the Taylor Con-
greeati0ual and the SECOND Preshvie-
rian united for appropriate Thanks
giving services at the Second Pesb,-
terian church, which was built lat
summer At the corner OF Harrison ana
Oak ; rect North Seattle The seats
were all iiilcd. and the services were
made very interesting under the ca e.
full regulation 81 the - tor, Kew. \. >.
Carney. The musical selections wcre
very good, Or Les>ry With the vioAn
and Mr.. Ges.des at the organ ASH l.
ing the choir, which ~ usual VA le,l
IN Prot Geiue~. Rev. Run II.
Moss. al the Chri tiSu chu 81. offered
PRAYER. ami Rev r. W LOy, a. tie
battery street u. T. church,
read the eighth chapter II
Nehemiah. pr. Carney announced
that cole ton would he
taken up for the heneht OF the
Women's Home Society, and after the
III ties were pa~~e around. u naS dis
covered that Sta IL was realized. Kew.
Ronest Whitaker oi Che FIRST Baptist
church Delivered the sermon. which
he followed with pcayer. DR.. Canney
prouounCing the bcne. teton.
nv. Mhittaker's sermon was very
interesting one. Il il NaS bsiet. The
basis Of his OBSCURE was the prtHcl-
pie tha; true gratitude should hc both
receptive and di~tfi60tive. His text
was taken from he eighth chap - oi
Nehemiah, being part Of the tenth
verse, Then he said unto them, 40
your way; cat the fat ANA drink tie
sweet, snd send portions unto them
for whom nothing i prepared
L lefty summed up. he said
True gratitude should be both re
cepuve and distributive- God has
showered around Us sings that We
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are % receive and eaiov. INT at.ov. al
His greatest gift to rasr1 i His gars
whom He gave ~ a savior for ri
man kind; ard white We are enioxirs.
the blessIrgs which surround NJ re-
should not negteet sF,i- graat giFs I,
= Only when we aerep. si,is gr~af s,;s.
that We can fair auoreesatf - rti,@-
blessings In life. ana therefs,~e -he-,s5
seek Christ first. Sell ~ -, ~.
= n ~ 81 God and al these things
shas q s1det snfo yo1.'
III Whitaker applied the principle
s . seeAing aviation FIRST, By the fol
lowing illustration.
onee heard = strange story Of a
s'lasl sao entered cave, and saw "
~, I, 8i'on Inc rocky fioor some silver.
- projected 20 gatlser Il no, when he
iifafa VOICE saying Seek the best. :
Aisi he booked a little clio er and saw
g1sd. lie dropped the silver aud BE-
ah y PICK up the gold. when he
hearl the voice sgain. SEEK the
best Making . closer inspertioa he
saw diamonds. and forthwith he
threw down tire gold and began %
PICK up the diamonds. Again the
voice, seek the best, and the man.
greedy Tor greater treasures. looked
up. 10, he beheld a great stone had
fallen IN the mouth at the cave. and
his escape vas completely cut of. He
must perish there imprisoned with his
treasures OF silver and gold, and pre-
Gloss stones Thus il il with men en-
gagged in the efforts TO accumulate
wealth. They gather and hoard the
earthly treasures. forgetting the wav
o. escape from Goi's Judgment, until.
alas il j too late. until the way Of
eternal life is closed forever.
In his closing DR.. Whitaker said
that, since God has been so won
dronsiy bouniiful to Us, we ought to
distribute Of our means. 10 the needy
families in Seattle for whom nothing
has been prepared. that the prosper
ons should give freely to the poor.
He had been around finding some
familIes in great distress in his part
Of the city. One family was
living in sort OF ex-
cavation beneath sidewalk
while the abode OF another xas moth
ing more than miserable tent. made
almost entirely OF pieces of carpet and
rags. His word pictures of these homes
Of the destitute we're very vivid, and
be appealed earnestly TO the united
congregations. to every member Of
them. TO send portions unto them
Tor whom nothing !, prepared"
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BIsEAIIIfS.

Providence hospital was the reeipi-
eut Wednesday OF . handsome gift OF
bright gold from Seattle Lo ige, United
Order OF American PiaSterer-.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Ssc>
ond Preshs te ian church viii holtH
fair in Odd Fellows hall. North Seat
tie. about the second week in De
eember.
The bpx.she for the Boston Quin-
tette club will open for subscribers at
9 a. m Monday, at the Seattle Phar-
macy After Monday ali Others will
be accommodated.
The Mistakes OF Robert ingersoli"
will he ably discussed by /. u. Driver
of East Portland this evening at $
o'clecs in the lecture room of the 81 .
L. church, corner Third and Marion.
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A ROYAL DINNER.
what the Occidental offered Its
Guests for THANKSGIVING

Gue-ts Tor Thanksgiving.
OF all days in the year except Christ
mas, a man away from home finds it
hardest 30 go through Thank giving
day. II he is fortunate enough to get
an invitation to the house OF 4 friend
absence from home is not quite so
strongly presented II he Is living in
hotel a good dinner goes a long way
toward relieving the mental depres-
sion.
There are a great many first rate
people AZ the Occidental just now. and
Manager Rundlett put him elf out OF
the way 10 give them probably as good
a dinner as any. hotel in the country
set YESTERDAY. The menu j. subjoined
IL speaks for il elf, and il need only
be added that the service was well
nigh perfect.
Bullock Cove Oysters on Deep Shell.
Mock ru1le, au Quenelles. Lady Moran.
Boiled Chicken halihui. Sauce Hol-
laadaise
Radishe- Poia oes i'rabant. Celery
Cr,queties 81 Lobster, Ia Creme
Boiled PAiladelrh Csypn. lery sauce.
B0sst Young Turkey, Chestnut Stulhng,
Cranberry ssuce
h1aHk -AllNiEE ~ n AA14is NFtHtNAAiA aE.A.
Roast LSin IT lamb, Mint SaRee.
Roast sirioin % Beet. Yorkshire Pudding.
Champagne Cider.
Filet Mirnou Brrnalse.
Outlet, 81 Chicken. Asparagus Tips
Calls Head, IA Nlnaigretfe
Cream Fritters, giscs, Vanilla Flavor.
Rock Punch
Boiled Poistoss, Brown Mashed Potatoes.
Green Peas
squash spinach. Tpruips 8 Il Creme
SUGAR Corn Iima Nsans.
gaRvas hack Duek. 81 CressNu.
BoHed Turkey, with frHiles. Aspie jolly.
AAyoanais - ~ ChieScn, vito Ceiery.
Gsmbon, eB Sre.
Pate H. Sol, tsras Tongue Wifh Jelly
English Plum Pudding. BRANDY sauce
Apple Pie Mace Pie fumpk y Pc
Angel cake
Sunshine Cake Marble Cake.
Ciel,i an' Silver Cake.
Macsrrous. iais ftnters srossh Waters.
Coc,zanui and Naut}'s D-ops.
FrHteu Padding Char 'nfie Russo.
OrsusrS Apples Pears fisS.
Mixed Nu'> peheSs Haisius.
Water CFa k+r-.
Ro4u, fort. Nruics atei sud Cream Ehecse-
InoftCuoncry.
Coffee Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-30
TOElAS, SKGERMAA & Co.
Front and Columbia SITS.
Clothing Dept.

To those looking fer sOOa. reliable
suit Of clothes, an ovsEeOat. or an oad
pair Of pants, made by CUSTOM
TAiLoRS, OF frsi-class material. with
lining and trimmings TO match. we
respectfully invite to call upon US.
We dislike newspaper blowing
None more 50. But We can truthfaIlv
say that no house on the Pacific Coast
carries larger or finer selected stock
Of Mems, Youths. Boys and Chi
dFen's Clothing than we do. and our
prices We guarantee TO he the lowest.
For sOOd-htiine, an wool cassi-
mer Sack Suit You pay SIS. This for a
reliable business suit We call most rea-
sonable; and from that price up to SIS
We can give you your choice Of over
30 different lines, At Sic per suit we
sell a silk-mixed all wool wors,ed
lined with silk serge, any size from %
to q chest, and as natty and stylish
a suit as any one wants. For the
same price a BLACK Diagonal worstcd
All Wool Sack Suit. Getaway suits
OF the same goods 81 higher. We
could fll the paper with prices, bat it
would only tire you to read them all
and puzzle you to remember. Cali on
us and you viii be politely shown our
stock
Our Boys and Children's stock !.
nov very complete. and we would
like to show them to the ladies. This
department is on the second floor,
reached by an elevator. A comfort
able large room, with plenty Of light.
and the lowest prices.