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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
SIX STORIES HIGH.
Han. H. L. Yesler viii Build .
Block Next Spring.


rr.Hayor II. L. Yesler has definitely de-
..;aed 20 BERN early in The spring the coz
-.vrr,ion Of q SIX story building on the cor
- NJ Front end James streets opposite the
.oee;aevtal hotel Tie structure will 81 Of
s,,iot and stone, and viii faont e5 fest On
'r,oet street aud lis Oh james. twill s9n-
t.in three st0ye-rooras on the gnnaad aooF
.,d about 100 o!ice-rooinS In the stories
above. Two Of ths EtaFe-roolns viii face
- Front street. and the third viii b. con
~s-re.ed In the rear of she basd
~ opening on James street. The
r,utIdiug will be OF modern style
~ Architecture, and Will be heated with
xtesm. II is probable also that IL viii be
Hehted with electricity from lis own plant.
and an elevator viii he constructed 10 con
rey visitors and occupants up and down
he six stories. The main stairway win be
bailt on the north Of the structure outside,
and ia intended TO be the entrance TO The
npstairs OF this building and Of another TO
he constructed in 1890 on the fifty feet be
soueing to Mr. YesIer above that point.
The work OF construction will De srpeY-
vised By Mr.. J. d. JoEmaH. who has charge
~ Mr. Yesler's business affairs. The plans
Ufil be prepared daring the coming winter
and the contract let in lime 20 begin the
rork Of building by March 1. The structure
ufIl be finished by December j. aud then
the work on the second portion Of the
hlock viii be taken Mp IN the following
surfng. The cost OF the baiidfsg at pres
ert contemplated will be about as COO No
dIfhcuisy il appreheDeed in securing bsick
81 other material, and the work cen be
pushed TO completion without unnecessary
delay.
The location upon which the block IL to
be erected is among the very Anest In Sc
attie. Three months ago Mr. Tesler re
fused sIz5o front foot for portion Of the
premises, for the reason that he some tire
,romised TO erect a fine block, and would
not go back on his word. Toe buildings a.
present occupying the site are two a-story
wooden structures, the ground floor OF one
beizg occupied by J. ReDgstoriF. the boot
and shoe mar, aud the other by Hardy &
Hall, gunsmiths. The upper stories are &c,
g0tei 10 Offices
The new edifiee, when completed. viii
be higher than any other in the city Al
this time, there being no six story build
iprs In Seattle Though large and COMING
di0iis, there Is no doubt that every room
in the block VIII Dc sought after by ten
ants probably before completion, ana II
will become one OF the busiest buildings il
town.
There are number Of others who con
template building on nearly. III not quite
50 extensive scale ~ rs Mr.. Yeslcr. aud
ESQ promises thereby 10 b. the liyeiies
year OF construction aud business In tn
history Of the civ
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AMUsE1ESTs.


FsYgs To-yssHr-Mr gohu Jack and
the talented and viEacioGs actress, Annie
FirFnin. will he warmly welcomed this
evening Tie 5ottings on she box plan In
dieate a moEe than usual turnout which
is very pleasant. Previous 20 their long
tour abroad. this talented couple enjoyed q
popularity and social prominence for in
dEssry sad ability in their profession that
few have ever achieved ON the coast, and
as their retrEn Is likely 10 result in pro-
l9nScd stay we shall be pleased 30 herald
an unprecedented success The selections
in which they viii appear warrants the ex-
pectation Of q splendid and thorough night
Of entertainment. Gems from Sheridka's
ever popular comedy school for Scandal
with Annie Eirmia as Lady Teaxle. and
John Jack as Sir Peter, also a dual scene
from THE Rivals, or a Trip to Bath" John
Jack as Sir John FalsfaR, aud Annie Fir
min IN the protean scenes of Romeo aud
Jaliet with some sweet singing from this
cultured scngssress. and the bright and
promising little Arthur in comic songs
the Dude" anu Little All sid the Chi
nese Hi" are supplemented by the musical
proteAE farce comedy OF '.Fnu on Ranch
in which John Jack will be seen 10 aGFant-
age, while Miss Firmin VIII display her
wonderful versatility in English, Irish
French and German eharacterizationS with
songs OF AL nations.
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ThRuksEiyius Nfaucs 81 Ghe Pa'aee Res
tsaraEt t,'-'tay. Come and bring Your
irends aith yea.
Kaisk cSsnrfas a. Stewart { Holmes
Drug Co.'S
tyn,'s sac neck weAr snd EArl 3 VII
sass ea.iaH sud eu1s, fus Ia, S'ugermAa
4 so.
D.. yea feel 5rasving senszdons In the
hacS and iJ.rs, are yea trJubird ssla
askcf0 HCsS. ia aIu.=>- a the pft Of the
50 NC waG Il HdEise yua la try Oregon kii
ucN Tea Jpuniy vegetable Is never
Ia % effect permanent cure al kidney
sra uruary complaints s'rSaft 4
haimes Drug Co. " 4uissAir Axe ats-sSfS
isnca SETS. piarn and fancy colOr~ With
napkins 10 match. suiisbiv and -, lui fug
CbHstn a. glt.s ruk az. S3usyr1sxn i 20.
wo0lon hos.cry. Chester C}esry.
CeD}egscrt gloves Chester Ciearv.
Big sale of dress ga-eis Caesar C,esry.
Easi.sru casa prsoes eisaks. Cisssy.
We VII move put ga hoiitsv attire 10
ever SeFafims al grand display al hu4i-
cav gepas. Tex a.. s.nscfmAa & CO.
RAGS wanted for lEvss- Fooru. fcsT iSfEL-
LfaEkcEs oIt}Ce.
oar dressmskiRe psrlors are ga shs
iearth no0l, take elevator. Teklas. s.ugef-
msa i 90
Prot. DlHon's dancing school Fridays
Al - ?. n. gasFusie eizsS s@sGs1A1s -
= p, ra. Al Tanner bail
10 saa Wisa 20 syead q pleasant hcsgf
Welt our ar department. Toklas, singer
Hsan 4 Co
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BREvIrIEs.

George vensbIe Smith has been elected
probate Judge for ctallsfn county
Justice y. soderberg went 30 his ranch
NJ Eagle Harbor to spend Thanksgiving.
The Brunswick restaurant publishes the
bill of fare Of iss Thanksgiving dinner To-
dsy.
Justice H. r. Jones win leave for Ses
York next Tuesday, TO be absent two
weeks
Hcfner & Dishon have a ane bu,ines.
Tor sale that VIII require about $500
capital.
The divorce case Of Nellie A. Gwynpa vs.
John A, owynne will probably come Up
before Justice Boyle mex. Friday
w. Upton. a member 81 the seamen's
Coast Union, died at Providence hospital
yesterday, after 81 iiiaess of five weeks.
otiicer Morris arrested Steamboat
steward, WHO gave bis name as Peter
Jones, for selling liquor to Indians Jsnes
was fined $40.
ter oil Geo. Z. Gray. living on seventh
street, died yesterday morning The
funeral takes place to-day.
The old residence OF Hon. Angus Mae.
kiutosh, on Third street. has been sold 10
MisSFoster, aud Is being removed by her
% her vacant lot GA Pike street. IL has
already been leased.
Yesterday mornings 30 Tacoma train
Gid not arrive until 4 p. m. The cause OF
the DELAY was the derailment Of a locofno-
tive at Puyallup and the iaicness Of the
Northern Pacific overland.
Contractors Clark aud Hanisaker are
progressing rapidly with the stone pier NJ
the foot Of Pike street FOR the foundation
81 the power house af the Seattle Electric
Railway and Power compsny.
The body of Mrs c. J. Phiibrfck. the old
lady who died at the residence % her
daughter. Mrs. II. Z. Yates, in North seat
tie, last Sunday night, was shipped TO
Chh ago for inteFment yesterday.
The u s. District attorney has fled a
Incl Asainsf the steamer ]. Il. Libbey. for
SEQ forfeiture for running between Port
Townsend aud Mhateom last apfil, with
out a licensed master and pilot.
p Greayea was given lodging in the
county jail yesterday. He was sent up
from slaughter an commitment made BIZ
Justice James Hart for selling whisky to
an Indian called Charley whatcom.
j. Il. Van Auken. dentist. was before
Justice Soderhefg on a complaint charging
him with using rather emphatic spifhe,s
10 addressing W. J. warren. an einplos Q
OF Il, Merchant His case was coa4aued
until Friday.
Is ia understood that sheriff cochrane
viii institute mHndsmns proceedings
against Territorial Auditor John NJ Muir.
ply. to eotapel the payment Of $500 for
convey Ing prisoners TO Walia Walls, Ger
tiled 10 By the la'e chief Justice Jones aud
Prosecuting Attorney Konaid.
A nan named Harry smith appropriated
ZONE clothing from Armstrong; inn At the
foot OF Marion street When brought be
fore Justice Jones he waived examination.
preterIing 10 await the action OF the grand
Jury. He pawuSd the clothing distributing
Il IN thfee different pawn shops.
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ALASKA 9INlxG MATRRs.-Ciarence W.
Coulter, OF the Takon Consolidated Mining
Company, aud SGpt G. r. Depue Of the
Eastern Alaskan Mining and Milling Com
paay we're talking over Alaskan mining
operations at the Occidental Tuesday
night, aud Mr. DcpHe stated that his com
pany iGtsnds to put up a stamp mill in the
spring. The Tekon bas now a good ten
stamp mill in first rae running order. The
Bears Nest. which was recently transfer
red 10 an English syndicate for s., 500, CO. is
making rapid progress with its tunnel. at
q rsie OF 200 feet per month, having a0out
400 feet completed already. Aessrs. Coulter
aud Depue think the Douglas island and
Harris mining district some of the best
quartz country in the world. The Takon
is Seattle enterprise. aud turns out very
high grade rock.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES.


Sermons at II G.ef-ch Thl. Har~f~~
In Three Churches.
There VIII be who's Thaaks~ssfHx ser.
siees ~ II = D. today n PfypeutA coa.
xrsxsfiorai Church. on Second street b.
tween Seneca saa spring, preaching b.
Rev. W. T. Dswsero sua Al the z~s,~.a
Pfeso5fsrssa CAsrch. sornsr Harrison s,,.I
osk, North seattle, preaching h. nav
Robert Whitaker OF the Fsr.s Eanss.,
Church.
The collection al beth services viii Be
Tor TIE b seaI Of the lgozuer's Homo.
HARVEST HoxK At oh rm4xsrr.
There will be service Of Ttankxxfvlrr
gifh short sermon. al the E,,I.e.r,s
church. Corner Third sad jefferson streets
tn-lAy 81 II 4. r., preceded By holy eon-
fanni0za a. Isz4. A choir Of srags vs;rs'..
sagp1zted u Mezssaaes sforey sad Hmr-
f..asso1, vii lead the sInrjng al tie {
contributions in Kind wiiI fe deyots.i ~
10 all. ~
HOLIDAY s0TKs.
The IssssoGsrs win be open fsorE to .
this afternoon.
Ieis being legal holiday ali banks and
paoale cltsess will remain closed.
:. al t1e hsFcWAre merchants viii keen
their sfosss closed all day 70 day.
Mrs. James A. Painting will stag the
oferto-y a. Plymouth ConxrrgsfIanaI
church this morning.
At Frye.s opera house tonight Mr.. John
Jack and Miss Annie Plrmin will give !
comedy entertainment
The collection 20 be taken up today Al
the different union Thanksgiving services
VIII De for the benefit Of the new Won 90 4
Home
ASKS TO ~ REMEMBERED.
THANKSGIVING EVE, 1888 TO ne Es,for,
Grace hospital asks TO be remembered by
tie generous on Thanksgiving day
Thoagh the hospital is doing resnarkabjy
well In this, Its second year. vet grocery,
meat. fuel ana light bills are, like the poor
always with u.s. while many apparent
credits are. after months OF patient wait
ing. Transferred to the account OF sweet
charity. GEORGE HERBERT WATSON.
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SEVENTY LESS yAeRANfs.
The Crusade Against Them Gem
tinues Inabated.

During the pest three weeks about 20
vsgrapls have been given their walking
papers from the city by the different
policemen. acting under orders from Chief
Mitchell. Whenever the police ran across
a ''dn-horn.' .mRque." or any one
whose means % support is doubtful. they
give him a hours in which to leave town,
and If be hasn't gone when the time ex-
pires. he is arrested and given a number Of
DAYS In the chain gang. The efforts oft
officers have bad verF eieTating effect
upon the moral al gnoephere OF the CITY.
thou III 1t can hardly be said as yet that
the people Of Seattle are ready for the
miileniam.
Que OF the Migrants, Patsy Carroll. well
known about town, who was pulled"
last night by Officer RYAN after due warn
ing 10 leave the city, proposes TO make a
t.st of the vaErant law, by demanding the
issuance OF a writ OF kahras eoTpus. Car.
roll had been arrested and sentenced. bat
upol promise 10 leave town he was re-
leased. Failing to keep his promise, he
was again lodged in Jail to serve ont his
term. The case win come up in Justice
Jones court 10 morrow.
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II mothers studied 1heir test Interests
they wuuld fnG th&t DF. Healry's Daadt-
lion T,snlc is the b-st Lorsfhold fsrarsis-
Many of tae ills gsecaiiar - lrma'es e.sB u
T. avoided by it. use IL = as piesssllt t0
take as = eisSs al Wine aassAgf q II iules
DfGg Ca, " hole 8 e seais. s~fAN
81; SPLENDID whiTe spread Clvsry-
Brewery for So e. Csawfs.G 4 Canaver
Thanksgiving Dinner AZ The Pa ace Rs
tssIAuG L. day. Come zEd br4ug your
friends vita sea.
Ar: embruidery Rooms orcs@d Fancy
snhreiasry taught foklas, slugerasn &
"a
Fine millinery b. expires srrae VcTs
chaife patterns viii D. shoSa soEatss
morning Toklas. siaEeTEaAE d Co.
Nothing "a more aisagrss. she - 0slnE
izdy or gentleman ias- a. tsye tbe face
COVERED VITA pmpes. h4fs s~sds ssa
hiotetss ItetaTJ 5 >tseiae. tae Ee~ "a a
remedy. U{3l reusoFe All clsfauys itfsss
from The fate zEH hSBes aYsG PrlalucS
1 car nad hskstlfa1 e.saspse x5~ss- 1gS h
AA1 Dc convinced sEeasrt s Hg1ss
brig Ia. y a0ltS&le Ageas sWt&<
CieAks Kad WRAPS: aaf .,osk v .ll.ss "a
parallel Tea Is. s.nEsEHsan & 10.
Nxu dress so 50 cn~-tsr G4r3Fy-
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INSPECTED THE cITY-Colonel wsring,
the sanitary expert, was yesterday accom-
panied about the eitv and out 10 Lake
Union BY Councilman Mcdonald, chair
man of the committee on sewers. Colonel
Naring will continue his examination OF
tue city TO day and gntii he arrives at a
conclusion as TO what system OF sewerage
10 recommend He stated last night iha,
he had as yet attempted TO form no opinion.
bnt that he wen d settle upon some definite
plan very shortly.
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BLACK GOODS.

PliestIy silk Warp Henriettas. This
is the strongest thing we or any mer-
chant have TO offer in Black Dress
Goods. They are made in two shades.
They never vary in quality or color.
They never turn brown or pull in the
seams. We warrant every yard. and
If not as represented we refund the
money See that you buy Priestley's.
Their trademark is vanished boards,
with Priestly's name on end OF board.
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DEATH OF GEORGE CLARK.
Tks wsil-Known Arehifeet Dies ei
Heuarrhzrp


Hemorrhzge.
NJ. Gee &C Cif-k. ~ shs frra OF Fisher 4
Clark architects ard civil engineers. dse,
a. his rsssdeass on seess6 street yesterday
afssrnecn- after an Illness 81 ten cars. Mr..
Clark had been In Fzc- health for yea,
pass, The prsEssaal CEN paint beiag hem.
c-rAage CT the sssga
tisesge Clark Was bora In Loadcz. Eng
land. about isz4- and Ssza 70 the rEsses
Sissrs IN 1873, settling st Orzha. ksb,
wSere - remained fss two yxars. taen M.
moving - Ms-iaetfa. Niseeasiz. where Ne
y 2s married 20 Miss Susan Brown In is-z.
Abaag ESQ years siaee Mr. and Mrs. Clark
removed TO Siesgfix- remaining there a
yrGF, assd thea ecning with his pxrrrer.
Mr. Fisher. and hts wife. to seattle. WHERE
thev have rezzafns4 since
Er. sFk sfoed high n Tie profession,
aud wEs zazea respected BIZ al his ae-
suAkufaaces aud fsseacs He leaves a
wife, 5Ilf no children The Faae-aI viii
take place frena the residence, between
Ma3ssaa and seneca. at o'clock this al
tsrlooa.
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MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.
Building lots a, from $500 to 5000.

Building lots at from $500 to $1,000
Desirable residences at from $500 TO
5000. We have a special bargain in a
house and lot, centrally located. for $500;
half cash.
We have the best investment for SO 600
in rent aging property in the city.
Two choice builiing lots in Burke's Sec
ond addition for 500 each.
The FINEST BARGAIN IN FRONT STREET
PROPERTY, $500, INCLUDING 5000 BUILD
ING. TERMS, 81 90 CASH.
) all farm or garden tract of 10 acres Oh
water front. Lake Washington, improved
and on county road, for 5000
For anything in this list OF anything YOU
may want go 10
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The LS3Ies' Il lief s,cirty desires 80
pnbljciY ckaot.iedse with g7at1uie the.
reccirt 81 tl0 70 from the tsms -
ssesiG william Csrhrsnc g tbts els and
G. n, tieurze " Fjtig.is ~ Gilman. aad r.
vNFrcss HEARTY appng alton - The gens{-
oat an rauHgttiBi q fuh ~ these grstlc-
a4eu ia Sc usius ~ handsome sgm for
she children 8i eur II $50
Mrs. b. GATTEAT. TREASURER.
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TiAkERY FOR SALE.

Tannery, VITA latest improved machinery.
two acres of improved land, splendid or
ehard, q fine ten-reom, hard finished resi-
deuee, a barn, and a perpetual deed to
magnificent wster-power. Tannery is on
line of railroad and on salt water, and is in
successful operation. Price, 800: part
cash. House is worth this. Owner must
sell on account of his wife's health
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SADDLE ROTH RESTAURANT.
THANKSGIVING DINNER.

SOUP.
Chicken Gumbo 10 Royale.
oyster Ia Plessy.
BForisd Trout n Ia Nsi;re Hotel.
filiet OF Sole a a Tartar.
BOILED
Leg OF Mutton. Loas,er aaaee.
Turkey, with PURGE OF Ceiery.
ROAST.
Turkey, Cranbefrl Sauce.
Spring Lamb, Mat sauce.
Lain of Veuison. Curraut Jelly.
Rhsof Beef with Yorkshire Pudding.
Pig. Apple sauee,
Luiu Of Ntei q Ia Honglas
REM0SkS-
Fiiiet d Beef a a Champagne.
AgceAHont Ia FlvTeHIiAe
ENTRIES
Veal FfseznaeSu Lard, q, with PURGE OF
Ienago. Turkey Wing lafded a "a
f,Drsag Chicken fricas,ec Ia g.
lsmteff. LAMB Chop cautc q "a
Jars Mere oyster Paiti~s a il flon.
EpiFFAm ~ Lamb with f8ree OF FOia g.
AuAi,sl Tongue a J.. Toulouse.
S9eet Ga en- FrittrFs, FGuit Sauce.
NEGEtABLkS-
6rcsa Pea. sugar Corn
Slowed Tomatoes. &sshtd Potatoes.
sfeNrd Pofzfoes s "a Prlaetsse-
COLD DISHES
LOBSTER salad q Ia NayouHaise.
baned Turkey With aiSes' Feet Jelly.
ala - Clare
PASTRY
EaSlish Pium Pudding. Brandy Sauce.
Lem u CgIsiaTd fatftiiug.
Niuee Pie. Apple Pie. Cranberry
Pie. Rainbow CAKE Marble Cake.
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IOELAS, SIAGERMAh eco.
Front and Columbia Sta.
Clothing Dept.

To those hooking Tor a good. resiahae
suit Of clothes. an overroat. on an odd
pair q pants, made by CUSTOM
TAu.0Rs, Of frss-elaSs material. with
lining and trimmings to match. we
respectfully invite 70 call apoa US.
We dislike newspaper blowing"
None more 80. But we can trn,hfalIy
say that no house on the Pacific Coast
carries larger or finer selected stock
of Mems, Youths. Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing than we do. and our
prices we guarantee to be the lowest
For a eoed-dtting, all wool CASH
mer Sack Suit yen pay SIS. This for
reliable business suit we cali most rea-
sonaelei and from that price up to sis
we can give You yonE choice Of oves
40 different lines, Atsis per suit we
sell silk-mixed all wool worstea
lined with silk serge. any size from n
to g chest. and a natty and stylish
suit as any one wants. For the
same price Black Diagonal worstcd
All Wool Sack Suit, Getaway Suits
of the same goods 81 higher. We
could ill the paper with prices, but ID
would only tire you to read them ali
and puzzle you to remember. Call ON
US and you win be politely shown our
stock
our Boys and Children's stock is
now very complete. and we would
like to show then, to the ladies. This
department is On the second nosr,
reached by an elevator. A comforts
able large room, with plenty Of light,
and the lowest prices.
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Table Linens.

A tour through our Linen Depart
men. uili reTeai genuine bargains.
We consider handsome table set Of
linens a. acceptable present as can
be offered for a Christmas giis.
25 fine Fringed Table Cloths, ~
wards long. with Napkins 70 match.
plata aud colored borders new &C.
signs. at $40
Twelve fine Lunch Sets Table Goth,
5 and 81 yards long. 9isb sapli
and Dsylies to match, from SO to IS
set.
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DISTRICT Court CAsEs.-Chief Justice
Boyle will hear argument on motions and
demurrers In char bers. Friday. The de-
murrer in the case OF Mary {. Britain
against Edward II. Briggs, viii be taken
ap. John II. Brown has served notice by
his a,tornny upon his partner, A. b.
Holyoke, that motion win be made
Friday to have the 10 yoke of oxen aud
the iogri NJ camp outfit OF the partnership
sold. The demurrer in the case of the
First National bank against W. f. LoeEnrd
viii be argued Saturday. A motion for
Judgment has been made in the case OF the
executors OF the estate OF wm. y. Bell
against VIM. A. Pinekney.
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Silk Handkerchief
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Buy Now and Get the Cream OF
Our Assortment.

Ladies intending to purchase silk
Handkerehieis for the holidays will
find it TO their advantage TO make
their selections now. as the variety
viii not last long, and they cannot he
obtained later on.
We hove them in 100 or more styles,
ranging in price from DC 10 $3.50
In Linen Handkerehiefs as usual we
take the lead by large majority. We
have Fancy Bordered Handkerehiefs
as low as CSC dozen. We show them
also at SIC dozen and Doc dozen.
In Embroidered Irish goods we can
please the most fasiidious from 2oc
each TO So.
An elegant assortment in Real
Duchess Point from s.. 20 each to SIS.
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Art Embroidery
DEPARTMENT.

An elegant line OF Trimmed Baskets,
Fancy ssrap Baskets, Boon Holders,
PAPER Racks, Fancy Jewel Cases and
the latest novelties for holiday eifss
A large assortment Of all kiads Of
materials for Art Embroidery.
Lessons given and stamping done.
The system OF selling every article
at small profs. bat Of thoroughly
reliable quality, i. a ruling prineip!e OF
this ara.
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SPECIAI1
GeltlGnGl's Furnishing Goods

Mems Merino Striped Shirts and
Drawers, winter weight. zoe. Mems
Moleskin overshirt-, 600 Mems Fan
ey French Peroale shirts, 3 collars and
| pair euIs. 75c aud 81. These goods
are fast eolors and good style. Mems
gnglish Msrino Half Hose, 2se. Mems
Natural Wool Mixed, 5 pairssI. Mems
Natural Wool Sanitary riih, 800. Over
800 different patterns In Mems fine
SIR, Satin hned, ssarfs, 2ss. Ask for
the Arlington, the latest Scarf In
Mems Underwear the stock reprerents
Keeler's handmade Derby Underwear.
natual eaulel's hair, Australian wool,
lambs wool, natural weol spiIsed seat.
Gents gaxony wool shirt and drawers.
Gents Cashmere shirts and drawers,
Cent? MeIiao shirts and drawers.
Gents BalbdFgan shirts and drawers.
We represent the Ilrzsnin Mills In
Dafbo striped enmsl's hafr shirts and
drawers. plata samsi'e hair shirts and
drawers, seaflcs wosi double ~af
drawers. gray Scotch wooi dosbis scat
drawers, swift. Condo aosshrinking
shirts aad drawer, n. plain, faaey and
.tripssl. Or. IAeger's sanitary Wociss
systsra Company underwear for ia-
.is.. shilerea and men also night
shirt. and overshir.s- It's a Co. are
.ols agent. ior ssaitle. W. ,. Special
assent.en TO mad orders
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29

shsHls ChesisF CIesFy.
roaess. CsesleF I isSfy.
RibtaonS Chester ci@agy.
Blankets. Ghsstas Ciesry.
Napkins. Chester CleA<y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
CgaNFORD'S ADDITION.

We have sold is lots in this addition In
two days We intend to sell only % at
present Prices from $50 TO $50, on easy
terms