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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
DADS GIRL.
Katie Putnam with Her Compan,
at Frye's Opera House Last Night

Miss halle Putnam aud her company pre-
scented Dads Girl" at Frye's opera house
last night, TO house packed from the Or
ehesira chairs TO the gallery. This little
comedy drama Is strong in certain parts,
and in sli pleasing production, made es
pecially so from the fact that the entire
weight OF the performance falls on no one
persons shoulders, the good characters
being numerous aGd well cast. Il carries
more OF plot than the average m.dern
successes ia this line. giving during the
eufiTe performance constant interchange
of pAihos and mirth. one stepping on the
heels of the other in quick succession.
Miss Putnam as Dads GIRL" with II. II.
Emery a. Dear Old Dad" impcrsouated
these leading characters. The part of
Dads Girl is ole 10 AZ once win the
sympafhies Of an audience. aud tits Miss
Putnam perfectly, giving her opportunity
for display of her versatile talent as an
actress. which has made her universal
fav0ritr.
SIR. Emery has r fine face for the part OF
'OiG Dad with deep. full voice. and an
excellent stage presence. The general
support is far above the average iu travel
ing combinations, and especially worthy of
praise. W. e. Crosby "a genius with q new
device, IS a clever comedian, aud handles
his part with a sort Of freshness and vim.
taking care not to ogersiep IL, that aids
largely N making the performance q
pleasing one
"Erma the Elf" sensational comedy,
written for Miss Putnam by c. F. Day,
Viii be presented 10 night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
THE FIRE At FRANKLIN.
Five Hrndrea Ven xIeoGinS the
Smoking Mfne-

Smoking Nine
Alxeoasa ssspe W. JwEsszns hsx his
FORE q 90 miners k2-a Il soTx 6av ana
ssight a0osins the Mckay Tsia e the
Franklin eozl mites. al eE1zss 70 par ont
he Ere -sesE1 EuzSzliln< / r~Pers TIA.
the Ere vas extending YES ree~iE@ss q. the
Oregon impg9ssmsus CO. 5 osssce yesterday
aste-noon, a1d ahou. y =. yzuxxer
&ilSez iock 9 train fer Frzzk1la-
There are several fAec-ies se-z-sIizg -ke
cause Of the Ere The GFsiesGsz OF the com
pany sttribuse Il 10 the hessssg of the
sack which had acezzaHsAsezi IL iz---
Quantities, ea1 the back damp.
HERE Was ruEsay sf-oaf midnight
NAT superintendent watkins hai ~
signed He vas a. Newcastle whaa
fas big IRE occaFFe1 tnsr- sbsuf
ye@r aga, azd i ~ks supposed thea
thas ais system Of ca-.ing the s.s-ea<.s''
TOO vice had allowed ne slack 70 Eecum-
E2ni2se 30 much that combustion Vas in
eFitaese- H0xsver that usy have been. il
i i said the -4bre2xtx On the Ne
Kay rein we're cas too wide and
ina. tSo much slack had gathered, on &C
count Of the rush In getting oas coarse coal
X y possible that the first spark might
have been caused By the steam engine o.
the gas might hare been ixnised b. .
miners hat iaxap.
This vein Is q new slope and near the
waters edge. The shaft extends between
go and go feet on an easy incline. The
vein y very large one as GO
tons daily we're taken out The
entire force Of miners il at work
flooding the mines. being divided into day
and night crews Train Dispatcher Frank
Clement. who took out the 800 feet Of hose
iafe Tuesday night, returned YESTERDAY
The water Is being taken from the Green
riyer AID rapid stream Is being forced
into the smoking shaft All tina, can be
done In 20 food constantly. No injury TO
human life Is reported 80 far. except that
SIX men were taken out senseiess. and al
most s1fsocated with the damp yesterSiay
morning. Great care Is being taken TO pre-
vent any loss Of life. The loss of zeal can
nor be estimated. but I: will be many
thousands OF dollars
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childrsa cry for Pitchers Casicrii
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The above are only few samples OF the
class of investments we offer We have
lots at $50. ss well as Tor s9.ooo. and the
500 lots are as well worth il as the s5a.ae
lot is worth what we ask for il. We do not
deal in wildcat property of any nature
Lots in Terry's fourth. Terrys fifth and
Syndicate additions. on the cable road, at
from ;5s9 to 1900 Lots in Crawfori's ad-
dillon at from $50 to sssa
Two lots. corner Eleventh and Pine, $500
Houses ard lots At from s2soo TO 5000.
Fine new house on Tenth, near Pine, s26oo
Improved and unimproTed farm lands
in ali parts of King and adjoining conn-
ties
Double corner Cclearedl in Mercer's Sec
ond $3.50.
Block Just Of of Madison street. $500.
Fine lot. with magnificent view. on
Eighth street. $500.
Brewery in successful operation. with
good water and fine location. s6,75a
Tannery. with reSid nee. orchard and
splendid water power, 5000.
Three lots in Central Seattle, sle5o.
Lot in Park addition, $500.
Four houses tkat viii rent for SO for
$500
Acres for pls;tiug aud speculation from
$ia5 TO $50
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A RADIANCE SALE
Oh
Remnants Of Dress Goods.

Our entire 10; of odds and ends,
which have accumulated all fall, will
be offered Monday morning at about
one-half their value.
loc-Short lengths OF Dress Goods al
l0c, worth 2ac.
l2izc-Short lengths OF Dress Goods
at i2lzc, worth ~.
1e5Ec-Short lengths Of Dress Goods
at 16isc. worth Soc.
2sc- Short lengths of Dress Goods a;
25e that are worth all the way from
Soc 10 81
&c Remember Monday morning,
and as long as they last.
Sc 10 sl5-Furs on third floor. next
TO cloak stock. take the elevator.
81 TO s25-For NUTS and boas. hcAv.
er NUTS and bOas, lynx muffs and
boas, grebe muffs and boa..
81 to $25-One Of the handsomesi
presents You can send abroad. mufl
and boas
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HIS FIRST mANDAMIs.
chief Justice Boyle Orders a Change
of Venue.

Chief Justice Boyle issued avrit Of man
date yesterday upon Justice sOdeFberg 10
compel him 20 grant a change Of venue
of the case of John l. Mears Is. J. q.
Scurry. aud ". II. sartsr TO Justice II. y.
Jones court J &. seurry was the reiator,
aud on December nth he applied for a
change of venue. bat instead 81 sending
the case to the nearest justices court. Jus
tiec Soderberg sent II 10 Justice J. }. Beard,
Of HonghiOn The writ requires him 20
show cause at , y IN. 10 day.
According 20 Justice soderberg's eNpla-
nation only about Slz7 was involved ia the
csse Mr.. Scurry wanted the case removed
TO Justice jones court. but Mr. Mrsrs
claimed thai Mr.. Jones bad pre- judged the
case, 80 as The next best thing the case was
sent 90 Mr. Beard. Since the Ilth be bias
sent all the papers TO Justice Beard so that
be now fuds IL impossible 20 comply with
Judge Boyle's order, The law point in.
viewed seems 10 be that when the justice
crrs in sending the papers 10 another jus
tice. he ceases 10 have any further iurisdic'
ton over the case
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The Linen Department

VIII exhibit a special importation Of
Linen Novelties Tor the table sna rieh-
Is Embroidered Towels. Scarf. sheets
and Pillow Cogers. Also Real and
Russia Down Quilts. Real Down Pil-
lows. handsomely covered Sith satin,
richly embroidered Real uown Sofa
Pillows. covered with pain Pongee,
xhich we VIII embroideF 20 order
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STILL SEEKING A SITE.
The Wemen's Home Society Con.
slider Several PropcSitjons.

he ladies' OF the Wornens Home Society
turned out pretty well at yesterday after
Moons meeting Neither Of the PROPOSE
tons recently made TO the society respect
ing lots and buildings was accepted. so
some neu ones were considered. lot IS
feet front By iiS deep on Washington, BE-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth can be obtain
ed for$2ooo, and one on West street between
LenoFa aud Blanchard, 60 feet by 10 can
be had for 1900. The society wants some
suitable offer of lot. of az least 90 feet
front. without any building. as lumber and
the building.
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To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIENS.
over n Half Million Feet OF Logs
Tied Tn.

Complaints In tive little suits to forclose
Hers on logs were filed Yesterday. e. ".
Ages claims lien on g. 600 feet Of saw
rgs lying In The Black river and owned by
w. p Parker, Amcs, IS teamster. got cui
on his contract 90. 5s4 feet. board measure.
Of saw logs. and 44499 running feet Of
piles. the Log st s. per 1000 feet. sud The
piles a. two cents per foot. He did this
between March and September. making
sa o. Mr. Parker hss psid S&e00. and
uow Amcs wauts u recover the hslSace OF
s.
Mrs ,. H. Irviae and her husband claim
a lien on ,cAoc0 feet Of logs ia tire Stilla.
guRnish- belonging 20 FTsukliu +. Davis
and the Washington NIL Company Their
eiaia il based upon an sssisucd claim 81
nearly q maaths wages 81 50 per mlath
.A.A {. Lc .me % 90. Z Nonnav.
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ONE LON. IRoN SPAN.
New Truss Bridge at Fall City In
<nected.

County Commissioners Allen and Ness
went 10 Fall City yesterday to Inspect the
new iron bridge which contractors Hoffman
& Bates, oi Portland. have Just completed
over the Snoquslmie river. This is the
most expensive bridge 50 far constructed.
by King county, its cost being Sli 90 II
consists OF one span. 20 feet long. OF the
Howe truss model. The two piers consls;
Of solid iron cylinders tilied with concrete.
The bridge is about twelve feet above high
water. and j. Is feet wide in the clear.
hoffman & Bates are also the contractors
who are 80 build the proposed 10 foot
wooden trtsile bridge AZ YORK station over
the Samsmish river When this is com
melted the present board Of county COM
Giis,ioners will have put np 10 bridges
In King county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
Grand Values In
japanese SILK Smoking Jackets.

This is the greatest innovation ever
made in prices of those rich-looking
japanese six Smoking Jackets, SO
much sought after in holiday time,
and which sold last season for $50.
We're the first and only house to put
the price down. We have made the
price for this season at s4.75 and $50,
and they are going ever so rapidly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13

WAREHOUSE INPRavExESTs.-The Ore
gan Improvement Company's warehouse
on the Cit deck. had ten windows pas in
position yesterday. and the interior j. nov
relieved Of the gloom which eEvelopca !;
daring the DAY. The approach 20 the
warehouse On the north end i being rc-
piAukes in some places. and piles are being
driven, which viii aid considerable
sfFs uelh a. tse structure,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13

FUNERAL OF Cot SHTLTs-The renal IS
OF Col II shHlis. " no died ST Eent0n san
DAY, were brought ia yesterday on the 81
umbia & Puget sound. and were met A. the
aepsst By delegation 81 stevens Post, Ne.
1. O. A Z. OF thIs ciry- Fhv body was zen
veyed thence T. the Masonic gTAyvy ard.
Shere the services were conauetsa b.
Commander Haiuats
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. r. Kendriek OF Hadloek, sister to
Councilman Mr.. T. z. Jones. Is visiting the
latter
MessrS. 2. J. Armstrong and William
schoneri Of Portland are in the city look
ing for location.
Mr.. James K. Boutwell, and his bride, nee
Miss Minnie Thorndyke. have returned
from their wedding trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13

The Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. and Saw
iBgs Bank ON Mil street, opposite CONNER
cial, in the lesler-Leary building, receives
deposits In any amount from 81 upwards
and allow interest thereon. The company
receives deposits for any length of time
and issues therefor certificates of deposit
or regular savings books. Deposits may be
withdrawn al any time without notice Of
fee hours, 3 e. m. 10 p. n. Saturdays the
bank will remain open until ?. m TO ac-
eommodate deposiiors. Trustees. l.. :. j.
Hunt. Dr. 7. 7. Minor. Edw. h. Downing,
J. d. Lowfnan, VIM RICHTER Fisher, d. y.
Baxter and u. II. Heiibron.
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UMBRELLAS!

New importation for the holidays.
Umbrellas in Natural Wood, Ivory,
Onyx, Crocodilite, Labrodite. Buck
horn and a variety of beautiful han
dies, many OF which have no dupli-
Gates.
sPECIAL-Every metal handle um-
brella engraved free of charge.
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HANDKERCHIEFS

SC % Colored boF3erea hand
krrchiefs from s. 70 &c. Plain
hena-stitehed from &c 20 &c Colored
bordered. tao colors. from Zoe TO IS.
Fine colored boEdeTed from &C e
soc. Handsome print. col0fei border,
from CSC % &c. FINE e0lered szi'
broidered. from s0e 70 $. Fine Ebiie
embroidered, from 90 - -. Real
lace handkerchiefs. from e 3 10 siS-
Very nne and shere French hand
embroidered hanakerehiefs, from s.
to s.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Left Erickson took q Washington
press for the hitsap C0aatg Pioneer. at sid
Dey, yesterday.
ship Kate Davenport, Capt. Collins. ar
rived from san Francisco at noon yester-
day aud Will commence leading Gilman
coal 10 day.
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The preparations for the holiday blsi-
moss have heVg msle en- a unasf extensive
lssis. Toklas. S.uCeTEusn & Co,
We hsve tie ousy stock Of fans IN tlis
csEy. TGElas, >9aEerlaAn g Ca
Muslin underwear ChiiarcEs dresse.
and agsrCas 3 tiE purchase. grrally under
values l1CstEF tAeGTy.
Umbrellas ia nafsral aood. ;very. 5ayx,
erccufslste. lahr0d5ts snG tnck hc-a.
foklEs. s.ngeTs.E4u & 70,
Sew finseaS Chester Cieary-
Aeu dress eee5s CieAFy
NeW hanlkeFeGieis, CfaEy.
New underwear. ClesTy.
New satin- 4. Ci.ary,
Sew towels Chester CicAFy.
New fable cevers. cleary.
New table scsris- Clssry,
HGuaSeFrhicfs in essrx sn4ke, fro1a x -
SIS eanh. Taklzs. ~insSEtas1 & te-
JspzpeSe si.k smoking iacks =. .ee Price
in advertisement Tsklss~ >snxeEnsa 4 60
New ssIs hosserr Chester Clesry.
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f AN s.

Having made a speciality OF Ostrich,
Gauze and Painted Fans from the
very tirst makers, we are in position
10 show the RICHEST. NEWEST
and MOST FASHIONABLE FANS
at the lowest possible prices
Fans for the evening.
Fans for brides.
rams for the opera and theater.
Fans for visiting and reception pur-
poses.
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GLOVES !
For Christmas Gifts.

The preparations for the holiday
business have been made on a most
extensive basis, and include all the
classes OF Gloves for ladies. gentle
men and children.
The latest and most correct styles OF
Paris, Kid and Suede Gloves. The
Derby, for ladies and gentlemen.
Trafouse, the best glove in the world.
Embroidered Gloves for ladies, gen
tlemen and children.
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SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE & EASTERN RY
CHANGE OF TINE ScUFDT-l

Commencing sunday, Dec. IS. q new
time schedule viii take effect. trains arriy-
Ing and departing as follows
Leave daily. except Sundays, for
Fails City, Gilman. Snohonish
and way stations $50 a m.
Arriving from same points SO pm.
Leave daily for snohomish and
way stations pm.
Arriving from same points ? 5a5 an.
suburban trains daily. except sundays.
ran as follows:
Leave for smiths Cove 7:l0 a n.
Returning arrive at SOS IN.
Leave for Ballard SIS am
Returning arrive 81 ll!4oan
Leave for YeSler. connecting with
boats on lake Washington, 90p.m.
Returning arrive 81 $50 pm.
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sallefsa CRY ior Pitcher Caseis
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Co-iaeideni with the sale OF this property
to DR.. Kiibourne's syndicate comes the
announcement that an extension Of the
Electric Motor railroad Is projected from
Commercial street across the tiafs To the
mouth Of the Duwanish and thence
aroaud into West Seattle The plan j. to
extend Commercial street aeTgss the bay
blocks south of the railroad crossing,
striking the southern shore line several
hnncred yards east Of the Duwamish. The
electric road will be constructed along
the new street, aud when IL reaches the
solid ground IL viii turn west across the
river near It's mouth. mount the plateau
hy gradual ascent, and swing around
into West Seattle By an easy curve, tefmi-
Mating ia the heart Of the city.
MANY of the owners Of the property
along the proposed extension of CONNER
etal street, on the fats. heYe been ap-
preached BY Or. kiihourBe, and have ex-
pressed their willingness 10 contribute TO
the cost Of the extension OF the street.
The cost win be- abon, ss0oDo The electric
road can be bniii aud equipped for $4,000.
lis total length whcu II reaches West -
attic viii be- six miles. and the run can be
made easily In less than half nm hour.
Judge burke yesterday instructed con.
tractor Carkeek TO advertise immediately
for bids for The grading OF his lots on the
northwest corner Of second and Marion
streets, preparatory 20 the erection inreon
OF al edifiee that viii be a credit alike 20
the city aud the owner. II VIII be made
OF brick. and viii have frontage Of TO
feet on Second street and 10, on Marion
The structure on the former street viii at
tain a hight of five stories aud of SIX GA the
latter There will be five store rooms on
the FIRST floor ON second aud one or two
gu Marion. The upper stories will be
dtted up in suites and offices. The
structure will have q double basement
aud will h. heated By steam and have al
elevator. and other modern appliance
The total cost VIII bc sI25 COO. Plaas Will
be drawn Immediately aud the work oil
construction will begin a. soon as they
are completed an approved.
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The usa,f uefshie picture ~ NE forty
siklh auuusi cNtfhtliun pt tbs Academy 81
lles gus Was cautssigd -a ae GA al sides
aud without noteworthy Vmpetiitau- al
Cirrlug by lAues kluS called "t1e tioiaen
Hear All lovers e.; az saoa.d avail
themselves Uf t1c opportunity tu So y
while Cu sNhiNt.5n At Usae4n s baIltJe :
stt-e q tac Ras;aa hts-k
These uAo uaui tI1 ursvsi au1 most *
QHisitriy b. agtffGi eoc.s lH slau 8. toilet
: ., hsu kCFCnlefS v-E.. sHDula ra-l ana
see tac fmpofatluus ct 4. FgssrE 4 Co.
opposite HIv ps->Eotlea
ONaf sale ~ las. us aud Ernts sllg hand
kervh tcis W hopzbi BET greatly under
salue ttesIgr Ciesvy-
Haudk crthicis iur the million, We
eoashI thc "a auee 81 an Importers lo'
tae EryatcsI drives a1 ssrert. hsga s;itc2ed
~ ias sS 81. Chester J3tary
Goods selrc,ea a. ;his jiIae can h. placed
ia cur package department Tor delivery
beccaher -. u nei ivquiged tarlitf. foS'
las. -fusDTmSu j 10.
~ New log SIX plusAes; al ealors.
chester Slesry.
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HANDKERCHIEF DISPLAY.

Fine French Needlework, French
Embroidered, French Batiste. French
Mourning Handkerchiefs. Also coua-
plete range of the most reliable Irish
Linen Handkerchief, India silk Hand
kerchiefs. silk Null Caiored Emhroid-
cred Handkerchiefs. Real and Imita-
nOn Lace Handkerchiefs.
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TOElAS, SHGERMAh eco.
Front and Columbia SITS.

We cali attention for the coming
holiday season 10 the most desirable
and useful present a man or boy can
secure At Christmas, namely:
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HOUSE ROBES, BLANKETS AND TRAY
ELlN6 ROBES.

The finest Christmas assortment
ever anybody saw, and one which no
body should fail TO see who eoniem-
plates bupiRg one. They are a very
acceptable GIFT,
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FOR $500.
ONLY SAMPLES.

Fine lot, corner Eighth and Mil streets
(ncw Nesler avenuel. with 10 feet front on
NIL x.ra...
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The Ribbon Department

VIII make handsome exhibit of nov
elites in fancy articles, rich handbags
and card cases forming a special
feature.
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Garments sold in the past nov per
forming their duty; every article as
represented. We have the only stock
outside OF san Francisco on this coast.
Only one place where you can buy 4
cloak or xr2p. We have full stock
OF all the new styles; a fun stock Of
seal plush jackets; a full stock Of seal
plush Newmarkets; fail stock OF seal
plush wraps; fun stock OF cloth New
markets; full stock Of cloth jackets;
forty STYLES ehildren's and Eaisses'
cloaks.
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TWO BIG PROJECTS.
Ninety Acres at the Head of the
Harbor Bring $4,000.
Land 20 he PIatted-Electrie Rail-
way to West sesttie-Jadge
Sarke's New Brick.

DIR. u. G. Kiibourne yesterday purchased
of Judge Thomas Burke the % acres OF
land situated al the head OF the hartor.
near the mouth OF the Duwamish. for
ts6, o0o. IT is understood that DR.. Kilbourne
Is acting for syndicate. consisting Of
Messrs. L. RI. Griffith. D. %. Ward, James
Leddy and Others, who propose 10 clear
the tract, make Improvements upon IL. en-
courage the establishment of enterprises
and In other ways make II q desirable loca-
ton for business and residences The %
acres surround the Hall 4 PAnIson mill and
the Ranke brickyard. They have frontage
OF three-qnsrters Of mile on the hasbor
ard the river.
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DucheNe and Other LaceS,

Flouneing, etc. Fancy Lace articles
and novelties. French Gauzes and
Tulles
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pEAEHoRS's CIuLE LIMB ADDITION
ms addition is beautifully located aye
eloekssoulh of the Jackson street Cable, ON
aisa iSnd. having a tne view, All lots face
"a Two Wicv 81 -cvts, are ioNi0Q feet, sud arr
onrrrti at the extremely low price - go
sSea haltut these lo1s have been sold with
IA I've weeks without advertising them.
Asyenc wanting cheap homc. centrally b.
cate. should call upan IA. IT, Dearborn 4
~ ehrner ot Com mrrt'ai sud Jackson
hftets. wko sns handbag this property
Ahi VII D. Pleased "a show a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
LEATHER GOODS
-FOE---
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

50c to$5-Handbags. endless variety.
SOC TO 81 Purses. Russian and Vraima
makes. in endless variety Leather
card cases.
sc TO sl5-Fans for Christmas. We
viii remove our fan stock to main floor
in center aisle, for the convenience OF
our patrons.
Fan display next Saturday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13

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