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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

riik ssOssriSsr asfsb, ssss psD y o0i,es 49,
be has been dslg sppOinied ~ ne h.n. 49,
Of Probate fof ths cOa1tg 81 Otfgfd tni ssssnsi
the trust 81 Etscator Of tbs estate OF
BEsJAMIN W. BRIGGS. late a s1mnef'
IN sad Coaaty teoeasef ~ EiEing bosd - - r.s.
direetsi he thsref0rs re9aests al pefsoes ~.
Indebted 10 the estate u said deesssed d mahli.
mediate paymsat sndthOss sho bafessJ ie~
therr9n 10 sshlblttke samst0 ..s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

lcoumsnissslcn. Tor ,hl. p.Par,nss, ..osld
~ sent The ~iitor. W. n. h.srsAs, fa1ses'
nsr. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

TAX sshscrbsr hereby gives pabl
lhai she hss b-sa DAILY spgoistei ~ ~ -
Jsiae of PROBATE tIr ,bs CountT of jill -
a..smsd the trusi 81 AdmiaisuAthh o' ~
eststs ~ 800.
WILLIAM MITCHELL. lac o. Busk1si J.
Ia sAii Cosaty, deceased BY sifiag Boz q
Lao dirccts On therefore fe4assts 81 pffs,lf
dsbtsf o. The sststs % sad dseesset % m.-
mediate paymsnt, snd thSss sh0 nave aai ~
mands thsrcoa - ethlDh The sAuo -
fsb. al, ~. RO-E b. MITCHELL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

J. O II n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Once Yesterday.
Eighteen deeds were filed for record
yesterday, aexscRsfing Is .sI1. an average
Of 81 .41a-I each. Following IL the lisf:
{. B Drixxs 70 Henry I Kuss.r. les !,
Deaay's addition, ~ 10
Eli h. Maple To DR. L H. Phillips. 3 acres
In Maple Douation claim, u 10
r. b. Hinckley 10 r. A. Root, lots and
5, block 2, Hinekiey's supplemental sddi-
ton. $lo0
Nellie ". Hoskinson to Peter Bye. lot :,
block z, Lake Onion addition. $50
v. Hugo smith to s W. SIsco, the w. y
of the y. X Of the 8 T. l. of the y. Z. 4. OF
the ! Z = Of section q. Up. - n. r. E..
ssrsh Z Ross 10 Jennie N. os.rno. lots
and 2. block 4. LAWYERS addition. $500.
J. c. Peterson to Asenafh ". Foster ct al.
lots Z. 8 and ., block 20. lots !. 5 and =.
block ~. and lots l, ?, and T. block 10,
Crown supplemental addition. 81, SO.
Elsura kseiy to Asenath Foster, lot 8,
block A. Belts third addition, q 800.
q. Y. Dearborn 20 Charles NJ. Hanson, lot
Il. block q. Edes & knights addition. $40.
T. G, Calkinx to r. II. Branin, lots l.
and 3. five-scre tract as, Maple Leaf addi-
ton. no. consideration namely
Auguste T. Riedineer 10 c. G calkins,
lots and s, dye-aere tract q, Maple Leaf
addition. 500.
A. A. Rel TO I. II. Griffith. lots 3 and 4,
block J, Belts 6fth addition. S2soo.
William Jensen 10 John Bloshure, lots
and ?. block II. 5 A. Bells second add
tion 1900.
l. H. Grifith to J. o. Young. one acre in
the sw. /. Of the NE. 4 Of seeeion ~. TIP.
. n, r. T., so
Olive j. stewart TO william Jensen. lot
J, block q, heirs $. A. Bells second addi-
ton. $500
Robert Beaver 10 J. Haywood. s. i OF
the sc. 4 OF the Sc !. OF section L. Tp. 3
". X e.. 20 acres, sssDo.
W. r. Alexander 20 J. W. George, acres
In the NV a of the NV !. Of the Ne =
Of section IA, TIP. "a y, K E., quit claim,
500.
Frank Morrison to Il. r. Daniels, lot S,
block Is. Pout.us' third addition. $l60o-
T. & Brfseoe TO Elizabeth Foss, lot l,
Lanaper tract. In section y, Tp. "a n, K.
T.. and lots 5 and 4. block Is. A. A. Denny's
addition, 1900.
James Rowland 10 F. s. Briscoe. lot l,
Lamper tract. inss section Il. TIP. "a ". X.
f.. and lots 5 and 4. block Is, A. A. Den
ny's addition. quit claim, 81
!. W. George 10 ID. J. Retchert. :. Il OF
the :. X Of section 5. Tip. Is ", X. E.; the
y. !, Of the W. a OF sectien :, Tp. II n. X.
F.. and one-h half interest In the \. = of
the = Il Of section !. tn Il N X TE s. .ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30
BOOM! BOOM!

Now is the time, while every
thing prosrerirg, to buy a lot.
We can sell you lot 1899 in Tok-
las, Singerman & Co.'S block for
$l2, said lot comprising coat,
pants and vest; all wool, fast
colors; Scotch tweed. In the
same block We will sell lots 7497
and 1888. This is fine property,
which you all want and should
have. It consists Of coat, vest
and pa t. in black and brown
corkscrcw worsted for 4l2. Do
you want something better? Lots
ITO and 1912 are both good
buys-coat, pants and vest, all
wool, and imported goods, costing
you Sl6. Very desirable and
isst-class lots are Nos. 1867 and
7268-seal brown, all wool, whip
cord worsted-coat pants and
vest for $50.
Our real estate brokers' offer
some 6ne bargains in the Denny,
Yesler and other additions; but
has there been, or 10 there now,
any superior addition to Seattle
AID the great Northwest than
Toklas Singerman & Co.'S new
and imposing hnsiness edihces
Go there to buy > lot, you can
buy 1t cheap and good, and can
return it, getting your money
back if you are not satisfied.
One or two more bargains:
Lots 6093 and 6O2l for one week.
They consist Of all wool, import
ed Scotch tweed frock coat, pants
and vest, and cost Sl3. Light
overcoats-Lot 3l42, all wool
wool melton, $l2. Lot ll57, i'm
ported grey worsted, SIC. Lot
1902, fancy cashmere, silk-faced
to edge, Sl6. Lots 3607 ard
1854, black and mixed Won steds,
Sic; AID many others fol- $50,
$22 AID S25 each in our Clothing
Department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30
THE NATIONS DEAD.


y
Observed Today.
Full arrangements have been made for n
very complete observance to-day of the day
set apart for memorial services for the ma
tens dead defenders A. NJ Brookes will
ast rs marshal. with the following aides;
A. b. stewart. OF the Knights TcInplar: l.
=. Compton. of the Sons of America; @.
Norris HaIler of the militia, aud /. A.
Trcsn. Of the Grand Army OF the Republic.
In the rituaiis;ie service the three posts
o! the Grand Army viii act as Que With the
following officers. Commander. NJ. VI.
Holmes. senior vice commander, James
Alexander; junior vice commander. Cxrmi
DIbl,le: aijnfant. W T. wilson; chaplain,
r. H. Moss. officer Of the day. n. l. Oakley
At intervals during the regular Grand
Army Memorial service there Will be music
By the Battalion band, by a choir consist.
ing Of AessrS, Fafseher, fieenor, Barnes,
kinnear. Mrs. Hathaway. Miss Ciasoa, Miss
WeIlman and Miss Martin, aud auartette
composed of Nessrs. Bates. Bowman aud L.
j. and George Coiman. A poem will be
read by toraratc = r. Street. I. j. IIch-
fenbcrg will respond To THE Navy" r.
Osborn 10 ."The Array" aud r. r. Carroll to
The Nation and It's Dead"
monument Of Maine granite erected In
froat OF the stand AID dedicated 10 the IN.
known dead viii he sfrevn with flowers by
Com raie W ". Norse and soldiers a.
irte g,yea by a firing party of eight Yets-
rsns Ia command of the officers Of the dag.
rHg PARADE
VIII form Mt 80 o'clock on second street.
right resting ON James. The procession
viii start n y. M. sharp aud mach in the
GLOWING manner;
Platoon If Police.
Marshal and Aids,
Battalion Band
Coz. ]. {. Haines and stat.
Battalion National Guards Of Washington,
Washington csaP No, I. Patriotic Order
sanS ~ America,
firv Department.
seattle Commandery No. :. knights
THREE Parts OF the Grand Army and csher
Veterans.
Crippled Veterans In Carriages.
Citizens.
TIE LINE % March
VIII be on Second to James. down James
t. Mil. on Mil to Commercial on Com
rae-cial 10 Main; counter march 20 Mil.
Mil 10 Front. 90 Front 10 ralpn. mp Union
90 ThiTd, on Third 20 University. thence "a
the northeast corner of the University
groHssds where the exercises viii ir held
A stand AKA feet has been erected aud
decorated with Grape, daxs. eyergreens.
picsureS and tiswer-. Al asssr-s brought
to the grounds not used ~ decorate the
stand will BE- srrewa uIsoa and sroQnd the
saannsaeSst In kaonor Oh
THk UNKNOWN DESn.
which Comprises nearly oae-haif Of those
Killed during sae war Tiae school eaiidrer
viii nat f1ru uslt a. organized bodies bal
base been tnFitsi 70 hrias .iose-x for this
monument
All the arrangements fs- tie tay are in
ssrefeSx - - Of the simplest and most ifn
l,-sSsfve character. Is Is exported 1saz. tho
asscassnee ss veterans vii be larger tsaa
an say pf1visGs Scsassa1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

Soon RsGnsr 49, - . Rsw-Doas
xsar ~ cay
Jahs fuiner. . Hs1zve d sz<esunvff1e.
wfsreazn. DID Of heAxt disease aeax e.
a1<1e ~ 2ooday. The dee-Ased wns -
yxAn 81 &C. SD ha~ fasnEly In the Eass.
He aWe - the Szsund With his hrBshes
two yaoD 80. and Fucenf1y Aae been en-
pscyud in : AAiuxie NH near the hend 81
IN hay. 6Ac<f3y sfeef n<scn iazs Monday
he sn1d HIS beuther tscoree thAs he ues
feesinx tns1ly and uansed 70 cune 10 -
axle - cpuru;k . physscsan The fwo
s1assed In . r0w-hcAk and uAen they wese
also1f - yarz1s fren shore gcAn Mid %
bis tru<Aef: ~f<f ne pull suhIl<. 1 think
II via make me feel 6efser.r He sank the
aers. and. afte< making feE strokes.
Sxid. Il fe<i sse sick 10 xs %. ies ~ rxsnrr
IN SHORE HIS hrusker sook ne cars aad
pziie>f % shore. and ~ john stepped eEs Of
the boat he feii 10 the bach dead His
bcfy Was hrouxhf 10 Seattle. and the
faurrsl vii take place this asferuoon fruzn
shg Catholic rhurch
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- ~ Of Yesley's ffsf addition TO the
~ y Kent uss fied yess<fday.
"a - a. the si1ey In the kO~s addition
- - yesterday By EshesmAn. Level
= kco-
~ aesnshfp Wilmington. capsasn
5 rrn ujxb 80 tons Of c9ai, win sail Ssr
E fSnnrisco this morning.
4 e1slsxu sssxxe%fs that Drinking fyan-
- q various parts n the city fse pro
80 Ar the Fourth Of July.
nr7fssyp, Of the Genital school, ami the
81 u the Denny school. yin erss~ bats
y 4e<fh seattle this Afferpoons
- j. Peterson aad Fr-1r.k Johu@ou.
fwWee1ans. yssssrdsy declared shx4r tn
611too Of b ssstaing American citizens.
~ funeral Of the late Mn Peter Bsu-
- eeok yisee yesterday ssternoou, and
- sffsrden by large uumter Of friends
- sessti1 postofsce win el1se II II
6kfwx to-day to aH,fzi The enpl0yer an
6prsnnity 60 atfsud the memorial ser
M Parry. fos making inherent p-f.
er6is to Annie Parker IN pui.isr. Vas fined
6eenfs aad $40 cc4fs bT Jasfiex Ao1~r-
M yesterday.
DIR. o. Caldwell and 4. J. D.I<rsy
NJ rspfe~nt Columbia Lodge No. ". s.
Q. Y. W. IN TIE sfnnd bsdgr TO esayrns Ia
- =, =.
Jns Steamer nstsAio = ~ tns dry dock
= oregon Gsy caRsAln Antsssgn. q fhe
1lnskan win 90 % Portland IN nsxszs ten
nys 10 bring her around ta the Sound.
The steamer Edifa viii y rrsdy fef ~.
nee about the mrs. ~ yuiy las Doiirn
~ nov IN Position. bat tne sxsinxs ,ps
- Fronts viii not DC e9mp'ese1 fvr fusis
- aSys
ne bark Ts1apiar q really Coz 80 she
~ take so tons q hssfk uismana ensf
- ~ ffspclco he snip steuefAi Mol
III take The 1empisss BERN ~ the
1unkefs-
fh<re Is some talk nf arranging 4 snaseh
S1nre ~ baseball between esuf~ eh0@rn
- the militia ~ this city and Portland
-, 10 be played In Portland about the
Idle Of jane.
pxfhfsu hall was crowded Sunday n the
a.f<ryfnu eeYyiees cnnds1ctsd bx Rev. II
{ driGIu. 81 Marlboro. Msss., 80 win All
-. M. EiIlot's place until next fall,
"a : pesmauent pastor will be selected.
! 4 The probate eourf yesterday decree
- entered tieeharHinx Fred sanders ~
e3miuirfrafor Of the estate Of Rufaso r.
1870. decreased. The estate. amounting
= 01oID, was escheatcd To the school
n1
II ~ Columbia and puset sound.r railroad
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AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
r. ~. Reese. n Giimsa Barber. Cats
HIS Threat While Insane.

EN- Eoese, agsa - searS. during - 81
insanity eut his thrsat slih rsz.ss, at
ssil7aaa. las Maaazy ~ aeoR- Rersc wss
harsssr AZ sas Gilman mines. All had
sssca razkiag' ztustsy- rsr Scvsrai day 5
srevi9as IA his Ezsa A..
NJ TALxxp ~ EEooLEs
Ana aefsi zt~saxeiv. hsl M ezs paid
rausA Afsssgtiaa Ia asea- pErinE the leii
d tSs ncStu h9Hs be heesHae csssaplessiy
taszn-, sal takinz osta q his sisa-fsess
rzss-s. Re dseE Is k-Fszss bis threat. IEtict.
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srrxalNs FxsxrsE1r,
anA {. vas tez-zss he voais .sie hssa-o tS-
as9 - lds-Nl esszi4 lss stopped. FeTsGs
sasesy hs,sseeer, q EshFs5riafa aggeezTss and
tas ws,asss wzs s.r.ssssi oas q Tee EsEs-
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ali s1ss lSsr4ags asi tst szsss5s 10 Ecs
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site - u sln - tsizzAs. A. - : a PRES
seSlas = ssi k.s.s ss2ssslf saEss sxali % F1ieA
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tssrs Il xvzss SufSf san 1xzz hfs,s fFSSe E1s
saseNa.1 Tar pzfsizsszs a. q rzsr z1<4x = u
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

Isaac Pincss Of fseosna i In the ely.
as. a. D. Brown OF Olympia l. In the city.
~. J. Hunter Wells OF Portland Is Ia the
eiiy.
Dec. ". Tibbesss Of Gilman win take
an In the memorial exercises to-day.
hr Z, Henry aud Miss Nellie Henry Of
IBIS city ART visiting friends Ia Whnfanru.
Judge Holmes Of the supreme court af
nesathu setts j. the guest vi Mr.. Herman
EAapIn oi this city,
Ihrc civil engineers. Messrr. II ". Bak.
.W.4 stixrHd and George Pratt, VIII 70 %
ink< Nhatcom to-day
Captain Jordan Of the ship Commodore
m overland yesterday Tor San Francisco
intake command OF the steamship wriiiug'
~ Ailing In the same line Captain Bas-
Wcf the ship Seargsnt will sueceed Cap
Nm Jordan in command uf Commodore.
III, and Mrs. Oliver Wendell Haim-s. Jr.
I'D Mr. and Mrs, George -. Shaffuek. Of
11nf0n, spent yesterday In seattle and VII
tnve for the east to-day By special car.
n<ssfs. Holmes aud Shatiuck are stock
kalders Is the seattle Improvement com
pny and have large investments Ia seattle.
Hen. David Glass Of winnepeg. Gommo-
~ Smith Of New York, the Mcxvs. Cot
~ Of New York and Boston. and several
elh<f prominent geuticmen left for sno-
Qunlnic Falls yesterday to enjoy = day .
&AtnG Mr. Glass Is largely Interested la
- Manitoba road. The other gentlemen
~ Interested In the seattle, Lake Shore &
EASTERN
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FURTHER EVIDENCE.


Victim ~ Fsa1 Play.
Alien G. Mason. . TscenA broker has
written ceroaer Root that wendciin Nau-
rus. waose body wsz reecntly found in the
bar in this city. uas In Mr.. M&<un's o<isce
DcceHsb.r sfh izss ard that he was in GOOD
health and spirits Fred Scite. Naufus'
neixhfes n Eanmei1w. vas In the city
YESTERDAY He sayx that the arrangement
feE which xaaras ELS senf to the Stella
ecosn asylum. was Bas dangerous. His
rgisaripsl iilusiou vas that be must drink
Z large quantity Of wafes daily. He reyes
drsnk Intoxicating ilancrx lie Was dis
charged rs cured In March and went 10
work ia the Hack Diamond mines. He
ieft there for Seattle April 5 with IS to
take the steamer fsy san Francisco He
xas Ia Nehlhorn 4 Prok-f's szIooa the fol
lowing morning and len his vaiise while
be went out 80 buy his ticket. Al that fifze
be had his money intact. since then all
trace Of him IL lost, - only fifteen cents
were found on his perxoH when nxhed out
Of the hay, the Theory that be Was the vic
tim Of foai play ID the most plausible one,
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|Shee Department.

uiao pair ladies' French hid, button, % 20.
former price s4aG
SIS pair ladies fne curacao kid. button,
opera toe. si-s5. worth $50.
900 pairs lsiics' fine curaco kid, button,
broad toe. si.ss. worth q 10.
40 pairs ladies. fine dougoia kid. button.
opera toe. $40. usually sell for ss2s.
80 pairs ladies' fue dougcla lila, button,
broad toe, ESQ, usually sell for ss5
27s pairs ladies' goat lace shoes. to close
them out. $40, former price 81
IS pairs ladies' cloth kid fox lace. to close
them out. sl2.
Ladies' Enc French lid, button. Spanish
arch. ~.
Ladies' finest Grison French Kid, button,
band turned. Is.
Ladies' fine dougola hid. button, flexible
sole, 81.
Ladies' fne curacao hid, button. fs-so.
Ladies' nne dougoia kid. one strap. but,
ton, sl7o.
LADIES' finest doueeia kid. oxford ties, a.
Ladies' finest Grison French Kid, Oxford
ties. toe tip, a.
600 pairs ladies sne Md opera slipper, kid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

psr5ac-Pa.rsd Heron % fues-
!1,< III 1nehauay. O. A. Barrier, Dr. ~
- ~ A. Paneussf, " Hoard,
Z r RI ~. tsnn x Nhise, 1fisy cssfh3es,
's ~ cInfhIer, G. z warn ting. J. r.
& 5 q. 4. Vaughn. &. Mcintosh, 4.
( -. Mn A. NcKeunei. 4 o. Brupks,
n TFrnkl1n, George Z, sasneon. Mis-
z: = -. Mn ~ J. QuiYk. Miss Kaxe
~ Gye serond- Glars pseseugers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

WIZ Yea read an advertisement. If
You VIII san ever our columns this
morning. We have sonze bargains
thai VII surprise you.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

IS cents buys handsome silk scarf
at the star Clothing House.
See the Star Clothing House line OF
% cents shirt waists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

Just think Of this. at ~ 81 ne o.Fer q
boys Norfolk blue indigo flannel suit
Kline & Rosenberg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

Free fun Tor the hoys. Roys bah
and bat presented with every bows suit
al the Star Clothing House. Kline q
Rosenberg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

y buys . fancy Jersey shirt In light
or dark coicrs az the star Clothing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

Do not buy until you have sen the
star tlnthfnx House astchless stock
Of tailor made dress suits. Kline q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

J0c. -5e, 81 buys 4 splendid straw hat
1t the Star Clothing house, Us COM
mefcisl street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

See our 81 50 boys Norfolk or sailor
sasss--zt the Star Cioshing House, Us
Com mercial street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30
JUBILAET and GENEROUS

Agency for the Star shie
waists, Coon 4 Cc. and B. & ~.
collars and csifs, Wilson Bss2
shirts, X. X. Davis's Silver a.
Gold shifts, and Ruby shirts.
Three plain white hem stitehsd
linen bsndkeschiefs for See.
Bogsi shirt waists. plat ealisss
&c; pleat indigo blue, 5 {; plsat
percsl, 75c.
New goods in psrcal shlrees
open front; mig { shirts; fosf-is-
hand tie; fancy linen haodkss-
chief; gents foe jewelry.
FIae satin suspenders, fss III
suspenders.
&c IS driviug, drese, rslkisob
woi King, tn9 (, goat, seal -
saranac buck gloves.
Coriigan jackets aad 60
eoa's; Iaes's iiae wool osershiftls
PleAt trout, open fronts sa1
double breas.ed in al grades.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

See the Star Clothing House line OF
summer clothing at = cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30
IMILLIN cry
| DEPARTMENT.
New stock arrived BY szpless
on Friday, May 25ta.
The following new shapes
for Monday morning.
The Chesterfield,
May Queen,
The Pelham.
NO LESS THAN
1000 Shapes.
M
Round Hats and Bonnets
to select from.
Boys Hats, in mixed and
plain straws,
From % cents to q

TIE fAvorite trade resort Of ~
great masses. All compstil;sa
dis.ancei. Better equipped II
summer trade than all houses
combined. 6tosk tbs larysst
baudsomsst and cheapest. OR
Eastern buyer is always % :
lookou. for novelties and baf.
gains.
Three invoices Of gents fse
neckwear just 10; they are . fsv
, specialties just out.
Summer underwear 10 y
grades and prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30
T0KLAS, SINGERMAN 4 co.

Use as the uayS engnen Ur plans are to make busy
days buster We do it by increasing points Of interest
remember It. Two weeks announced great auction
purchases from the Arlington Mills and Co.
iatser purchases at hand They displayed in
window nom Columbia street Over $4,000 yards The prices
Of these goods 40c every jobbing
The entire lot will be sold at l6ac. a ward,
The following brief Of broken prices Goods
quoted from in the ass only to larre
lots and complete assortments Of entirely goods
Beige plain colors so roc
striped Beige So inches wide styles worth
first they all
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

No one ever beheld prettier or love-
lier STYLES in meh > and boys clothing
than the Star Clothing House is dis
playing this season. Kline 4 Rosen-
berg, 4Os Commercial street,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30
LADIES' HOSIERY.

Cur store being 80 vel light
ed an inspection Of the goods car.
he lad at all tises.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

$50 buys fine balbriggan suit OF
underwear at the Star Clothing House.
Kline & Rosenberg. as Commercial
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

This week the Star Clothing House
will offer 700 nobby new summer suits
in checks, plAids. stripes or quiet mix
lures at 81, IS and SO. Kline & Rosen-
berg.