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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-15

Formerly Pupil Of Sir Douglas Fox.
CoasnitfU< Engineer.

D0cEs. WAREHOUSES.
IL zrAi mage Aad hy1r4U,3e Werk sE-eiz
tits- r..cca years e.xEssFsslee = a. -
81 ~ ursraE Eauza J.. Colguizi tseeE,
Saeoza szd Css-GzasiN szrss.fs- -.ssiils. 2 =
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p p. CARROLL.
ISAAC NJ HALL

A TToRSEy AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A AN Rooms L and Il. Po1cs7 Bzfl3-
iux- Frurs street
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Complete abstracts Of title furnished e
any lands in the city Of seattle o. King
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'e~ s'Tssepnss ciesFy.
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IsA X FIR, MOORE * CO.,
rnjon Bloek. Front Street.

SEARCHEas OF RECoRDs- K o oMs
- -. ~. IS, IS, third floor. Union Block
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HENRY h. LOOMS.
A TTORyEY AT LAw-EESSEY BLOCK.
"A corner Of Front and Colura sls strcetk
5e6ffts
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EBEN SMITH.
WOOD s. OsRORNE-

A TToRNEY AT LAW. L. 8 COMMITS
: Il sieuer snS Notary Public. Pine lanss
e1ught and sold. Possoaiee box e7S, seat
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AS0THER ykW FRY.

gcaer the head OF An Active Eaer-
auic o,,ixsu." tho vie.oris Tssn Of re
osss date prints she foiiosins;
mir. ii. l.. Gullina has formed q
psr,perah.p With Me-. IL. II. Gamer o.
aus bosh gentlemen Iots shis morning
FAR saes ttls,, where taey vsli set IA real
estate aud commercial agents. Mt.
S3uil,ue has candacted general agency
bns,ness Ia ytctofis for the cast s~o
o., ars. and daring tbst ;iuie has ~oa
a.. confidence OF onr citizens aGd oaiis
40 . large and lucrative business de
passsx>es excellent business QaAsi1sa'
t.nns aa.t 10 certain 10 achieve ssce "
Ne e.m,aAud the nsv hsn se tbs hsss-
mesa snes % SEATTLE
M,ssrs. 0a,.ins & Cameros have So
cur,a offises In the Batter baildine on
James street whers they ~iii carry on
r,al estate and general bESkefses uasi'
mes. They navs bees appointed sois
asrues IA MAshin2to1 teffAofy tsf taf
P,rafras Pant Company OF ssr srsE
csseo. ana vail handle ths tsreae ahn
Lluapes,e Fiocf Pile Covering ais
pile sossrins y gaming On te f&siois 70
public favor 40 the ssost s1eesnai cover
ana TO be had. Sns eenesas baving &c
.,sutly Allied 80 orier fr3th San itks
sm $500 yards. The scSs'ie, Lake
Shore i Eastern Ssilteai Company Is
nov a.s.,g this csyrring on ihs itss'
g. Ss.s 10 reaH Seattle pcpalsiiot
s.s hasIcc~ hrus have already eeer
srssass,d ~ representative tasines.
uen tsorn Ps.tla.Ss wsila Wsiia seS
other washin,sea iefsssnsy POINTS AIS
eos shs has game: Two q sas .snss
sentative asStncss sssn o! tsS -''s'6'
lis Il BRITISH lsiaueiA-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT.

Toklss. Singcrman b Co., have a.
was been the leading clothing house
in the northwest, and will 90 con-
tinus 70 be, II An elegant line. large
assortment. newest patterns and low
est prices have any virtue. and our
immense trade since moving into our
new store doubling anything We
have ever done before assures ~
they have, and We are now prepared
to cater to the most fasiidious taste.
Prince Albert, blue black, granite,
OF pique suit, silk faced. with pants
Of same. &3a so. Corkscrews. whip.
cords, diagonsls and wide vale
worsteds, same shape, with same or
light pants, ranging from $40 TO ts6
per suit For . working suit We
recommend Ecotch tweeds, OF differ
ent pattern. fast colors. worn BY gen.
tlemen all over the country. from go
to Gel per suit. Also three-button
getaways in Scotch sweeds. CASH
meres, worsteds, cheviots, pique and
granite. In endless variety Of patterns
and styles. costing Is high as tSS or
as lox As $50. Still on hand .
complete line Of Spring and FAN
overcoats.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
Children's Hese.

Child's sslid color ribbed hose. loo,
child's full finished ribbed hose. l5c.
heavy ribbed hose in solid colors,
maco feet. sizes 8 10 81. l9c; Oxford
and Cambridge mixtures, extra
heavy. espec ally adapted for boys
wear, Z to Q, 25c; misses black
ribbed hose, 9 bargain, sizes 81 to
8 Ia. zoe, sizes 10 s 10, CSC. 1t is
our desire TO call especial attention
10 our imported English Derby
ribbed hosiery. of which We have an
immense assortment. These goods
are without doubt the best and most
servicable made, and are usually re-
tailed 1t from Soc TO 75c por pair;
we offer thsm this week at the TO-
lewing pricea: Sizes I i-2 to 7. 2sc
per pair; sizes : i-2 to . 1-2. 35c per
pair; in cardinal, navy, seal and Ok
ford. Infants hosiery in oil quail
ties, styles and colors.
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Furnishing Goods.

These lines Of Gents Furnishing
Goods are the best ever offered for
the price In this city. For 2oc 500
dozen mems hemstitched fancy Dor
dered linen handerchiefes; 3 for 60c.
For CSC an unlimited assortment Of
suspenders; and S-ply Inca cufiA
For SOC mems merino underwear and
cotton overshids. For t1.5o mens
all wool flannel overshiTts, dosbls-
breastsd, heavy weight. Fine silk
scarfs. silk lined, CSC, s for 81; extra
quality SOC. Everything you need
for camping and yachting out6s We
can furnish you.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Soas CRASaxs At UgsALApr. Nj. j..
A. L1grle has rendered bis resignation
A. the Paget Mil Company. he has
served sbAi company for several years
aad Tor the lass fise Years De has oee.i
a.ssixr and manager for the mill.
Mr.. I.aseie scss TO Empire Cits. Oregon
where na uiil manage tho Orrsen and
southern Packing Company cf whieh
ne IL tbs priasspai stocknolde,, Mr..
Lasee is iast re.orning frea Yakima.
whsre be represented his district as a
ael,yate Atn iSo Republican Territorial
convention. Sr. &. I. q Keith. sno
has been book ksepsr az satisfy Tor
,he psss txJ years vii probably sue
~ "a Mr.. fIas2ie 80 ssansaes ans his
pagssion As book ksepsr vii be filled By
j. i. Benson. recently from wisconsin
vhers he WAS Ia tos employ az tos
Waite River Lambsr Company
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BErwRRH zas cTTI COW
HkNnxur And CONTRACTOR wTLSou.
A world Of trouble seems 10 be grow
ing out Of the grade on seventh street.
Mr.. W. 4. Wilson. tbs contractor, some
time since reported TO the council TIA,
.he lob vas completed. The street oon-
mitiee, after examining the ST. ees, re-
fu sed 10 accept IS, alleging thAs tue COZ
duioEs Of the contract had nos been
compiied With. Mr.. wilson entered an
ohisciiou 20 tho measurements Of the
sity surveyor. Albfo Gardner. and the
cuuncil employed the engineering firm
Of Bertram 4 %. 20 90 over tbs work
and make a report. The findings OF
this Arm were made at the last meeting
IL the ozunoii. and IN that repors u Was
"a tied tbss the street was from one-tentb
90 six tsnshs feet below the elevations
shown ia the notes Of the city saryeyor.
Mr. Wilson claims he graded according
TO the surveys given him by che city
engineer, and be wants his money.
keYsram & 90. also report that Mr..
Wilson sold TO private parties over lz29
cnhic yards OF earth, which II placed In
the street wcaid bring II about to tbs
required grade. Behind all this, the
psople hsve an interest IN seeing the
matter stTaiehsered up. II ,s alleged
ths. the properly holders along Seventh
street have never been afforded an up.
port1nisy 10 pay their grade tai. and
vet they are being charged interest on
tne total cost Of the work. Al the last
erecting 4 the coancii no satisfactory
conclusion having been arrived AZ be.
tseeu the contractor aud the street
committee. the city attorney was IN
stgucted TO notify the CONTRACTOR
bondsmsn that they would be sxpscted
10 conpiste the work according to con
tract.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
HOS R Y
DEPARTMENT.

In addition to our already enor-
NOUS stock Of ladies', misses and
chlldren's hosiery, We have just re-
ceived another shipment direct from
importers. comprising hundreds OF
the very latest and choicest designs.
These goods viii be offered at
prices never before heard Of.
Following are q few Of our numer-
Gus bargains for this week:
One case ladies' hose At &c per pair.
One case ladies' hose at &c; . cases
ladies' hose at lOc; case ladies' hose
in new shades. warranted fast, st
121c: SO dozen ladies' fancy striped
hose l6fc; IS dozen ladies' ribbed
hose at 2Oc; 100 dozen ladies' ingram
hose, full, regular. solid colors or
stripes, at 19c per pair. The above
is decidedly the bert bargain ever Of
ferred on the coast. An immense
assortment of ladies' hose In almost
every conceivable color. full, regu.
lar, from the famous hosiery mills Of
Heinrich 6chopper, Berlin. Your
choice of these tor CSC pair. We
are showing some very choice nov
cities in ladies' fancy hose, boot pat
terms, vertical stripes. polka dots,
Roman stripes. plaids and new style
checks, at 75c per pair and up. Our
lines OF hosiery at SOC, Sc, 40c, 45c
and soc cannot be duplicated nj the
price. Buying direct from import.
ers, we have many patterns and
shades not to be found At any other
stores. In the popular shade Of
black we carry "a distinct lines In
ladies' sizes and 10 lines for misses
and children, making the most CON-
plete stock 10 the northwest Garcia
dye the only reliable black.
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We have attempted to write
the silk story half a score Of
times, and have never gotten be-
yond the blacks. They are 80
wondrous in variety and so salts
factory in wear that we're never
tired Of telling Of their goodness.
As nearly a. possible, two excep-
tons, we thing we've more than
duplicated the stock Of the old
store in quantity of what We
please to call our guaranteed silk.
A durable, serviceable, dressy
silk, reasonable in price and sat
isfactory in results. We recon.
mend it with confidence. II i.
we're not good, We shouldn't put
our guarantee upon it; sc 10
$3.50 Summer Silk; Csc for 5oc
quality. We can save you 25c
per yard on oolored Faille Silks.
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Tbs agtssisoa II car readers !, 3ir-aS
IS a. .ha advertise Hosas o! haH9s, Bar
rsit A Cssssscy @hsea a resrz ~ tie
ea,au,as q tals s4S=s. Ias rStse Is =
fauat.iAs ous. not enif ~ srn cittE ms Q.
seattle sna Fages soucS. b.. % zoe en-
stre FaeiEc Coasi, enseysrg AZ sSss do
,hr e,urseracs 81 ali Ter fair sa4 hanag'
s,le dealing. tesis thirty yetss En-
r,xsssrcw Il sse hsxsses2 has faliy esn-
ss..-stki TIE FAST THAI fes oess = &isss,
,hs stss.~ys, ans 20 iris ert isey pro-
rose l., ssrFy 49, ssst ;se raa-sat saofS'
sna sci a. see lsssss ~ - Prise.
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Rushiags, Caps, Etc.

Novelties in beaded ruchings,
tinselled and ribbon rschings in
latest co.orings to match new
shades in dress goods. Chill
dren's null caps, original and
novel styles, perfect shapes in
French null and OttAman silk.
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New pafasols. Cieary.
OVERLAND PASSkNekRE.

Passed Medford on the Oregon 4 Oal-
ifornia. Saturday: John Camposll. Nh
n Hida, T Given. Joe Williams, J u
Mcmillan, A @ Mikosh. H ID Gains, "
Dempsees. O Hutchinson, L Oaskeoo,
Miss Lille Goldman, r p Baker, ] h
Oolburn. L b 0fifn.h, 4 A Merrill. 4 Q
Blair, J H French, = q Sloan and wife.
q COLES aud wife, A II Boomer, Q d
BrAs.ov, Samuel Coleman and wife,
Miss Powell, Mfs Powell, 4 B Powell.
II Adams, Colonel Rutherford, O
ssafer, A 4 Pond and wife and II go
oud class passengers.
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Darn es Miss AssEs pKzss - ! 80
Ana. Decay, se1rgest daagais< x u
n - as.a "a Ns~ York city 80
4 - Segrs. Sauee tee dsys
-, n, nsv,sv, accompanied ~ us
r. Ss1sa,s,. lSfs tas Nss fsss siiy
- : ssisss,e fress sss5.sSton tefTtsof!
- he ssaeral assse.'ss' Es'.eos a
sl,aTsnt.sg rev in ssss.ss. TIE yenns
lsssos wsso t.oss, ve,i ~hsE hos sssssee
ara TIE announcement 81 tic sss-sss
ss,Ath % sisa Assse ~ss entirely aass >
~ss.cs 10 her laFsa esreis o. ffiesos %
y :. sssy. Mis- nsspy sss eess 80
"a a Ii seattle. wners shs ereS snta
=. >s..sliss.eA ssansn, hzseSec es a.
- ~ - -, hss. 2s, z 4. u sSny ssle
go nj =. <srasy th<s &c ~sasd ssais
49, III xiss ~. beds iEsnoss-iiels. tns
r,r.,rS all ~ e0nSs u ~ As
scsils lseesfStrgy.
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R.uHoan Marsaill. -Ths saip fep-
Gallant. Captsin wtcsberE. discharged
zoo toes q rallresd iron dsFing the past
"a. q, LsiIs skookur Esy 10, tie
p,,s. ssspa 4 GrAY's Hsreos Rsh'
q l,.russx, Tor tse fcrlhsr sxtea
20. :, So, iigs. pas sbie 10 now 81
s a,,, Rskslx. ,~-s3las ptsts sre isg'oer
FOR san ffsressce.
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ulDleS' REllEF SOCIETY
Inssanass WAaes finaly Rsllef -
Pssvpaesa 0u1wlne-Ths On1rsas
Hsos HlUAly RssspasA

A - e10onA ooosm9 tsoe $so) u me
eon1els LsAie3 Rslisf 6oeisey IL -
- ~ ~ ss.ee>,sr .nc~,A 49, -
-
seesesy - oesAnes o. ~iioo % sano
q prge1t. The advieosy committee ~
no.teA seysral fsmiliav y;aSte6-nosahlv
-v 5000.
- ~ Va
man whose Husband eao oesefte4 he1,
snd foar chijdsen- Thar apem - have
-. ..,s a, ~. rs.s> he sAs .c~..,s.-
ooo9s q tosu nenvs ooen1J' oeoek
thess eireoDsoaseee tho King eoonfy
eomUiesiouo9s 6oo60e6 70 pay their
fare back 10 KsssaA Ths ladies Of shs
Advisory oo0mit1oo PROVIDED fcg their
psesent necessities aad gave eseh neD
b0 Of the family ohanGe Of eacthinR
end snooeh - msks then eoofortahse
on thar joasney. the Of the ladies e
the same committee mentioned The eaae
q Q poos Vo@An Who y Oski1a .
bsAse e9ogt - psov16e . boDo ~ her
self and three children and peopoood
that the society loan her 30 toward
building her . home. TAto o0o1no.
With the help that outside frieo0s have
given, vould enable Ger 70 bald . hoase
and stop hog rent ball. Tne eoote4y
saanimoosly voted 10 lena her Ne
-. r...sA.,s sh.c ,s,.. h,;.s -,
80. ~ 10 "a - :.s..s",. -,
-. -, srsa .oa.6 Te.,s ~ - -.
80 IN .s.os.r "a $780,. "a 4 10.
~ ~ ~. ;. - sn.sis.,.c - ~
"a ~ TT Dsrr. 10 49, ~ .s.
80: -. -. 49, 49, I,S.s - -"
~ 49,. ~ -. se 49,. A.is 49, - s..S
:. ~ .s,.s. -. 49,. -. So. ~
- W. y. H;s..s !" s-ssA;." .ssns
1877 ~ ia - -. am !.
.-r.s. - -. 1870. - - IT,
xS..s:.. - ,.s -sI. - - 49,. ~.
~ - -. - Rss-,... TI.@.ss..
SSS n Ts. In I",s
W.snSs ~ n .rd.,.cc .,1 -.
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yes have 20 i3ss q thw sai1ss se
have in dress goods. TIE eoscs are
uotta sos. - ~ii ,ssm foE 2Ss- Mes
irxai!sseut ws9uestsy.
Iaklss. ; .nSsr-aEa 4 &c.
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Evfry asg ioeFsssss tbe r7sa -
ps;1xny & NarsG's l1~ exssnses aud
leo PRISE are begin ssns &c to-
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CsAsos Eas ras bkEsx2-ths sissse
sea 81 fnenss Heed. vbe Gas zee
,oyxr b. sard ~Nssu lass ~sss, s. Ses
IA q fxsr nay "a fxcet<s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

We have the greaiee, taresins We
svsr elfsrea in store fer yOa tee cnfnins
,xssk. Hoissyy a. -, per Pair. uorth
.is, Iaklas, singsfmsa a 70.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

So. SIS Eiayss, I'D seces, fsssy sssa-
broi1tfsa ssss. eEly cns rsir T. sse.y
&C. saseE. i.afaSE ( To- U@t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Nsx lot % wall psp~r and picture
,,,rlAirls a. GzExs1s < GS's, Sscoad
-l-,,st All ~CzE s1kraBtsed.
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"a dozen unlaon6risa shirts just ~
osived at Dehssy d Asium's. BiRgtse
value in America.
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Auction Purchase
No. l. No. l. No. l.


The success of the first Of the
Mammoth Auction Purchases
surwrised US. A revolution in
prices. Tomorrow will inaugu-
rate the first day of this special
sale, which will continue through
out the entire week.
We have 3 more cases Of "a
inch serges. They will be dis
on Monday morning at &c.
We are the only house in Seattle
that carry the Broadhead wooden
goods. They are 24-ineh wide,
fast colors and guar
anteed to wear, or money re-
turned. TLey are Csc per yard.
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Two Youse 71xBsR cauIssRs.
Aczxxo % I'M ADVICE % rSy1cAx rrm
un1 Kxa1 xuxr crMR VII.

0Sxk8D - - 4VtW-w ~ kDk1EAk IL
ukz K1z5 rHKr crMH WIT.
0ns q The bsst known Ianhss Kings
Il the sosshsest, Il FFedssisk Wsgsr-
hssssf. a wiseousin. He b shs psssi
dsns cf several wealthy ioastag snA
lanherinG soupanies. from which o.
dsss b. derives ansazi sniastas aaRrs-
GAZING SWQ0. He owns sniIrua6s, vass
srsses o; siobas lad I'D otter psopss-
tisA - thAs u b thoaxht shas be Dos
NOS h<etn 10 knoy TIE snoons Of hts
ovn vsaIshL
Notwithstanding his great riohss.
hovsves. be gee sbsut tie e0anssy
dressed ~ IN esdiaaxy man Of the
woods. ed In the viatss be goes sut
into the eamrs isspessisa timber. &c
vtish occasions be carries along his ssIi
Of blankets and offse Sleeps on tbs
door Of the estsss vbsn ks ands The
hsuRs all ece1psed- o. tt<ss trips.
when sbe men gather Of evenines aboes
the cracking nfss, be gives than bite
Of good sdvies slnaa vith macy q fun
ny story. He always tells the young
rasr 10 strike cot for Washington Ter
ritafs. saying THAI n BE we're 20 stan Ia
s9sin BE- would SARA on Pusss Ss1nd.
@. H. Dapphy and W. =. Ocmmisn.
are two Of fhs youDR men VIA have &C.,
ed on that advice sud they are ros In
Seattle. They arrived tere tvo weeks
ago and lave already made tours Of in-
spesfioa along ths sHseii and spohom-
ISL rivers. They have a great deal Of
me timber land brs they are going TO
vsis awhile before locating claims, 10
tnss they can become somewhat &C.
q7ainsed with the country and the
methods Of she peocie.
Al 6nohomish th4y found George
Wyman, Of Han Clare, and George
Mann, Of yellow river. Wisconsin. Who
are out here cruising for same eastern
capitalists. Msssrs. Danphy and Cum
mirRs expso,ed 10 an5 Mr.. A. J. Hay
card here. ss be les bssu On the sound
for several months 10 the interest," Of
tie Miszisssppi Logsic9 Company. bat
they fsuna that he hsc gone 20 Port
Izcd joss before their ARRIVAL on tie
sonnd. |
Mr.. Danphy is from Esn c;airs and
be says that the people on she sound
cont sesiixs With what longing the lum-
Der people of Wisconsin aEd Michigan |
regard this wordesfai Puget Sound b.
sin. he says snss large numbers Of !
them are planning 10 come oct here a. |
soon rs they can make arrangements 10 |
do 30.
Gall ard inspect our fall itre OF foil
flushed 1ese for ladies and children.
Attend oar hesisfy sale thss week. Im-
Aense bargains Tokiss. Sipgermau d
Co.
100 ohiidren's white dresses. Chester
Cisary.
Bsetsos hats in all the new shapes d
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Dotsuy 4 NsraGs Ne 40 -,
like = eisnd en- The uee -'AstS'
xxgsns<s yea kBow-
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tsfeAt 6esssry Aa4 enosss3efN sab
tits ~sxs. Ectias. SssGesazss, & u.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

HaS.ry sale Monday morning and
Sur,ns shs week. Ladies' fall hnished
fast voiosed hose NJ ~, worth sUss
Tokias, sansefman n %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Do you want white or coloreea en-.
bs0ideeed robe3 We have them 81 76e
each. Texas. S.ngefmau d 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

sss ss,is aanaass latSs sovsls. Cas-
Say CiSary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

DIE D.
ksauA-In Seattle, Nxy 18th, Of pnsumoais.
CHA &. RsquA, aged nine mooths and two
dsys.
- Fupessi from resi1enes 90 Marion
street.. bssween 7Aira and rour'h. % Mon
day 81 p. IN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Who IL the leader Of low cash bsices7
Chester Cieasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Childrens fsal Hnaiish derby RIBBED
bSss at 25c per pair, IN navy. cardinal.
90 Il and oxford. Ioklas. sssgsrna al d
Ca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

ga.brosisr.xs At lie Yare. worth ;, ia
the sgaaI. stores. fckiss. s.E2s'Daa
ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Mss.in nniafxs8r Al pOksny 4 u
raaa's. BIdiss ara Afps1es - TIE
prlces.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

5,. Nd Gloves. en5Foidesea oses'
only one pais 10 svety Customer, La
ssGr = Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Prsstisu nees~ear. in TIE northwest
az D0hssy & Aara@'s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
n,,,' Goods. Cbssisr oIsars.

Tsse,s seais each eatiUG sse vsr al
D3espy & NfSGs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
Millinery Department.

There are many desirxble goods
offered in this department, which
have an established and vel de-
served reputation for quality, style
and price Choice styles OF ladies
trimmed bats, handsomely made up
with silk ribbons or flowers, worta
8 ct &255; childrens hne trimmed
hats. na.s and other jies. worth
ts.D at - Is; ladies' shopping bon
asts in Rough and Ready. fully
trimmed with flowers or ribbons,
worth $50 st 1915. and IN immense
stock Of chudrens school hats from
i2f2c to 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Ear! & w,lson's collars ani Guns IN
svssy shape manufactured 81 poassy a
Msrum's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

81 heavy white sprssds. Cses'sr
fflaary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Stop. think. We are the only houss
on the coast .kss sells
John B. stetson's sof. hats 81. "a. 70
fowman's silk bats. The latest. ESQ
Pearl cashmere high hats. 80
Pocket Travelling bats. ...... 10
A uAckinaw straw hats. ..... LOO
A milan straw hat. i.50
Boys black and white ssrsws. 20
Over 500 oil the latest in straw
tats from &c. ........... $50
Ask to see style No 70. soAething
aew on his coast. For men. wide
aud narrow brim canvass hals. isc.
Feiors hsts, the latest. In black,
brown, blue, maroon and otter.
Remember. We ssk 40 fancy prices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Our store bsing 20 we'll hight
ed an inspection Of the goods can
be bad At ell times.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Our store being 90 veil hgsit-
ed an inspection Of the goods can
Be had at ell nmes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

previous given Wonderful Bargains Dress
Goods present Bargains offered
nh cots worth at the lowest
price They value in America Positively re-
duction to the trade.
Our will begin and end at each day
Be on hande early the best bargains
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Our store bwias =, ~s,l byb,.
an inspection Of the goods can
be had at all times.