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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24
GILMAN COAL.
4 vHssHL sow LOADING At sxirn's oevg
ZOE SAN rsAnclsoo.

TIE American ship Margaret arrived
10 this port Sa aiay. vent sloDa side Of
the temp 3rasy bankers q the cove. and
commenced disoharcirg ballast under
that s:ructare. This ship IL under
charter by the Seattle Coal and Iron
oompsny, and viil carry the firsi cargo
Of Gilman coal from seattle 10 san
Francisco. The track up she incline
sas laid yesterday, the snntss placed la
positioa. and today she first carload o.!
coal will be damped into the hold.
Az soon A. the soitdisa Of the Seattle.
L. he shore 4 Eastern Railway became
an assured fast. NJ. ID. II. Gilman pur-
chased large trac. OF coal lands To the
sqnak Valley. ka3sn as tbs Andrews
nine, wh Gu nsd bees discovered and
rrospsosed mora than 10 years ago, bat
oevss developed. Mr.. Gilman then or
{anizsd compsoy In New York. com
posed OF wealthy mer uuter tho name
" the Seattle Coal ana Iron Com -sany,
aud transferred this property 10 the
corporation for development. A large
foscs Of men we're at occe set 10 work
and the process Of development has
been going on ever SINCE, ana the work
xas 81 arranged that by the time the
road reached the mines the deveicp-
meut would be SUN sisntly advanced 70
sommeuce sh;ppiaa coal.
A tsaffis arrangement vss entered In
10 between tho railroad company and
the coal company by which :he pfoduct
Of the aaiue iets To hauled 10 salt water
aud Dumped into the hold Of vessels nj
IN ..sssa 3,sS s,. Arsanus m ufa DFPs
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BREHTTEs.

The tug Msstiek was b pm yesterday.
Ms. Julia wasd Howe lectures - IL
Presbyterian church tAis essatng.
A nesting Of ths pTehibitzos ciub =
esilsd for this svsafng. So Bo<ice.
fhe steamer Raany Lake = usdsego-
ing her annual ovGhasitxg e Hsuiers
wharf.
Tbs ssea - Andsssoa Wa dissese1
ord did n1s mako hss rsgulas run - Poft
1ownssnd Jester6sy.
The ship JosL 2. 9eipney. under charter
y load coai Tor tbs OFexou Impsoyemsnf
Company. hes arrived.
A laboFer q ths stresk. naTed 6coft
wns struck By . Runaway team yssto-osy.
sd a ate basiy inJassd-
fhe ship fvaohoe Captntn Carter, vi I
~ for rsa y aneieco t3dsy. with Q
cafvp of Back Diamoad coAl.
Joseph surber's tso,sn han4 b rspddy
inprosins. and Mf. 3. shtnks II viii be
q good Is scw In oousis Of week.
Repairs 70 fhs Edith are proxressins
ravidly. Hes n1w .tesm bniiers are Of
The beat steel, and Of superior workmse-
skip.
1hs steamer Premier win not arrive
ed ~ Vancouver o. sccOuat Of . delay In
he arrival u tbs overland train,
Mr.. Albert Ponstus II putling In syS
Re N Of wAter works on this PontEus claim,
near Lake Cnion. fom which be Y q.
ready N splying quite Dumh3r Of fAns-
itss 10 tast aectsoa.
The Ladies Ala soclssy Of the escond
Preby tsrisn church will give . crazy T
Il OLA felisws' hall North Seattle, next
Friday evening. April q. There win b
IN interesting pfogf an ne.
Ths, beautiful property. the Ststson Z
psf block. cJrnrr o. 5ecOnd and Msin
sfFeetx. h still on srxd Tor sale 81 k>hci-
man. Lisueiiyn & ca. Unless cold within
Afew days Il VII - Withdrawn from tho
market.
Tho minister. OF seattle hsld nesting
last evening, aud divided the city up into
forty districts. each Of which e 10 be can
vssscd for the turpcse inviting the rest
senss thereof to attend divine services
On Sunday.
The ship Spartan. Captain Mssgrsm
poi,te arrived here Sunday. Yesterday
afternoon she was towea 10 tho dolphins
Of tho Puget Sound Navigation and lm-
pfoycment Company. on tbs fats. where
shs will discharge her ballast.
NJ. Chss. II. Peck. sgci 70, who no
centiy arrived from Iowa % locate 10 Be-
attic. wa. taken sick the DAY o. BIS ar
whers he died yesterday m ,rnirg. His
body will b. embAimed and sent back to
his homo In Iowa for interment.
Tho civil action brought b. the PosT-
lxrKfIaaEScsR. yesterday. against sher-
IN Cochr sne TO recover small advertfs-
ing bill, was tried In Justice Jones court
before jury. A verdict WAS rendered
for the plaintiff In the full amount claim
ed. together with the costs Of tho action.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

JrLiA wAHp Howx--rhis widelylknown
lady will arrive In the city today AID TO-
night delivers q lecture at the Presbyterian
church. Her sahjees. woman as Social
Power Is one Witch she II emineatly qus
He'd 10 handle. iassinaeh a. u has tesn a
life study With her. Mrs. Howe Is almss-,
too we'll ksasn 10 need an introduction.
She has heen isieaiiaed with the Interests Of
wamea iot quarter Of esatasy. aud ASIDE
from that. has tor years been profound
Student on sarioas questions philosophical
and political. II Is MT sisea that the pc0-
ins b. such a well known sigh, in the lecture
asld. aud FOG this reason il Is believed that
abe VIII be heard by large Aad aFgrecla-
live andtfnra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

ArrLIss sos niNoscE ~ May T.
Preacher nied her complaint yesterday Ia
IN. district court against her husband
John Preacher, asking for a divorce.
Mira. freSchs r AiIeges that they were
married AT Naestlaa British haa.
Nosem osr n. lSS9. that since said TIN e
be has treated her cruelty and abandoned
Der. fhey hase one child. boy. named
john henfy Preacher. bora august l..
ls<-
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BAD Bloop.--Like all RAPIDLY growing
cltsea Seattle 10 Infested with class OF
hard customers. who are never ooatensed
IN ess they Ars in . brAwi. or In all.
During Saturday night or sunday morn
Ing q numbsr OF thce hard cAsss got
into row ~ the Sc sad tnaviaa Sasooo on
south Third aud Main streets, durtag
which shots were fred. bu, no one injaf'
ed. Later ga sray morning = fellow.
charged with nxhttng whisky up TO the
neck. undertook to clean out whoic
csswd on the corner OF south Second and
washington 81 eets. In the hArroom OF =
variety theatre, and the result was. he
had his clothes torn OF. was badly beaten
over the head. and finxuy ARRESTED. hanc.
cufFcd. and cartel OF 10 isil In an ex rcss
wagon. Last evening another to~ tsc-
cures at or near the same place when
one OF tts fighters who was drunk 9 n
lick in the neck. which hacked him
down the steps iato the street where he
iay, ineeHs'hlc for some time. but finally
came TO In tune "a b. lockei mp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

A TKASsFxR COMPANY Articles ~
inoes potAtisn for tho Seattle Transfer
Company wsrc flsed fog record yesterday
ey 4. Macintosh. Charles Armstrong
and H. +. shogl.st. tn. capital ssScS .
tisA0a DIVIDED iasa 100 shares O. %
cash. ire duration OF the coERpsnys ex-
sstencse IL dests u sts1 al ~ yesr@- seattle
Il the principal pisec Of hnsines>
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

Nav CANStNe COMPANY. '-- William
X Parker. ". b. folten ssa lAllse X
Pstkes yesterday fticst for rcccrd 10 tbs
oceasy Auditors ssfics articles Of iacor
poration Cox the Colombia CsRnla.
ccmrsny.~ The eacttal ,tack II axesl
81 So so eiviaot into sc sAsrcs q
ssSa each. The priscspssa paaec e. aass
boss V seattle.
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CLOTHING

| CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT.
NEN'S and YOUTHS
All the leading styles are fully
represented in this department.
among which are classed Eve bat
ton and four button low roll cut>
away sack coats, from $3.50 to
$26.
Frock suits in . variety of pat
terms, mostly dark. - they are
generally used as dress suits.
The style Of cut runs in four but
ton cutaway, ono button Chester
field and one button working coat
suits, aad range from $l2 to $50.
In double breasted Prince Al
bert suits We have the corkscrew,
whipcord, pique, widewale and
granite pique, ranging from $40
to $3.50 per suit, though many
prefer coat and vest alike and
striped pants with this style Of
coat, 80 We have an elegant as
sortment Of fine pants from % to
% to 60 withluch suits.
In spring and fall ovsrcoata
both light and dark shades are
worn, mostly silk aaced, and the
plain fiy-front sack overcast.
They range in price from e2S to
SO, some silk lined throughout.
They make . most beautiful gar.
ment, which in this climate 10
most useful a. it can be worn
throughout the entire year.
Onr pants Tor to be very
English, trousers) stock is very
complete and in endless variety
Of patterns, all Of Il o latest and
most fashionable shades, ranging
from $50 to % per pair
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n9xD VIM m suacxxxB
CxEIoonEx1n.
VIA 65osi1 CoaAenns sosonfly e.
dsas1 - aAAek;s Z nanhw = - ~
sssss b ~ ssssay - - aisssssssd
~ b di6n1 hass sneaGA sessI 60
- hasd ed - fssesoed - shaskin
- . feu u tie psispesss. insaadine
william 0josss. This maa ~ pspvpn
efDseR 6AnResoos prissosR. - soly
. sn1es0t9iaR sAs oissieiiae e -
-. bet - his e1ssts 10 saea0a. oiees
~ ps1eooaFB Vsss shsekls1 ~ snssi4
eas eouetuoo6 - e8eRe1oD every Dso0n-
eecn 70 pFsvsae than from beeakine oux.
hse euiy y Gsoat eaEo tAkso - aetng =
40 - Of ths tatl, bos exnmfaaos3as
a. eee l0ets. cells and utndooo ~
1s6e etriodsosily 10 order that aoy -
temvte nads 10 eng dsfeeei0n 0oy -
oeeeosefs1 before they prove aaossos-
ful- Tee victoUs a. tks iAkl - -
secno - ~ fsass - - Mi11 stssos -
lass = has ostsa beea sooas0od - sho
sessiG thee ffSea6s u ths pgisuuasD ool
- oafss6s eozid BY usinG looa po1e,
conway - tbs pgisuoeD aoy kin1 ~
ecoas with which 70 eut thsiR vsy oot
u y netssved Inst shfs plan Aa1 ben ~
oesto1 -.
Il vss dissessesd yeslssdsy Wills tke
prtosoess we're beipG ted hist Glover ~
sdvestensty walked Win ereases fsse-
don than Be eoas1 psnebiy hsvs 6Oos
u hi ohactiae wrRs totace, ana THU led
- an exAmsaatisn. Oliver exhibtee6
aeuee snsoyanee thAs nssies vas t2kea
OF hi0, bs3 - did nos give AaS tsouo.e.
its exsginxsion Disclosed toe fast thas
he sAackiss h4d been eat - thai b |
couid take them %.
That h tbs gay thoss shack. Uese |
sbeu they v-ss pot On. sad Clover.
.fan mast hsvs ca: thsD," said The |
shersA.
.Ns. I diaa's," insisted 0lovss, wi |
easiy vish the design Of throwing tbs
snend Of the scent Of the sooj&
"wsii. siii look aSosnd and Dad ous |
cos 700 d,d tbis." said The snesi6.
go ahesa," sssd q over With Q smiie,
'0n: yo1 wili NOS md ans tbioa."
A close exanipatiou Of 0iovef's cell
did nos result 10 the 6ndiua OF any /
I1iug Nth sh,ch be osuid havs eut sns
sbaeki~s. The examinatisu Vas then
sxseedsd into eli OF sbs cells h that |
wasd, bot without fipdiue tbs tool or
Tools. Thefo 10 no question aboUt Clio.
ves's work. He did 70 With . stsel H. |
stsunent Of some kind. sheriff Coca
rans vns muoh annoyed thas b vAs On
sbls 10 dad anything. He then recalled
Tears be nsd express d absut the wind
sss and sne case with witch oofsids
fsiends ooo.d commoaioass vtth shs
prisoners.
II have no doubt Glover has friends
% sha outside and that they have ssp
Piled him With probably email steal
~. Thess saws arc 20 small that q
seuld be practically impossible to nod
shsm. and man eaa cot iron With than
sssy rapidly"
What are you going TO DO aboo. itr'
was .ssked the shsrid.
''Os course vii keep still closer
watch on the pfiscnefs. and wili On
deavos TO 6nd ont the means bysvhich
Clover cut his shsokies. Besi les. doing
his viii place Q watch on the outside
and will catch anyone Who attempts 70
With the psisousrs. o.
souFse u 10 pos likely any further 81
Icmpt wilt be made BY friends On the |
aatsids. bal Glover has his tools con-
seaIed somewhere and be may DO much
yea unless they are found.
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Muslin underwear. big sale. Clear,

DxAra OF MIm RunRAnr.-As.a and
Mrs. w.. v. Rinehast ara bowed With
grief over the death of their beloved
daughter. lsose, Who. after . long in
ness. passed away yesterday. RISE
Rnshart vas IL years and IL months Of
age and was loved BY all vao knes her.
she vas member Of Trinity Sunday
school aod the last time she ieft her
home vas 20 attend the Esssef services.
rse fenerai vii take place from Trim
liz church ~ 10 An. tomorrow.
WA;fA -.s.,Aa - .,Stne fuenYv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

AssArItks rwa WOMEN Mrs Ahra-
hsm fos,es and her dsashtes Mary. who
i've ncas Lake union. yesterday made
Information hefore Justice soie, beg.
cha ginS francis =. peas.. son OF n. IT.
fease. with assault aud battery IL a..
Aheut some pNss siistcusty and back NJ ap
hts xisuments with his flsts. He struck
both OF them and ,sli ted psisfai injuries.
pesse did nos daay having strue the
ho~s but cssiu- he dist 80 TO self defense.
Tie wss fiaed go aaa costs. ssd then save
notice OF al appeal to tie distrfc, court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

Samples. We bought a mandatory
10, Of ssmpies smprisln9 1850 gsrmeuts
ia lad ies aud uaiss<. muslin underwear.
Aprons. Gags. bcpusts. etiits dresses.
infants siips. oprs~t savers, etc, Al 5oi
n, toa dollar on sale this week. Clear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

AnsIvAL OF rus Mnxlco.-rhs steam
ship Mexico. Captain Bennett. arrived
from San Fnpoiseo as 10 o'clock last
night. She bsooahs 226 passengers and
l2S5 tons Of freight. Her pasasoaes.
~ere dissriboted ~ follows: Victoria
IS. Port Townsend 20. Seattle liz, Ia
coma 81 Her freight vas for ports -
follows: Victoria las tons, Vancouver
lIo tsns. Port Tosnssnd $50 tons, -
attic go tvns. Tacoma 40 toss. The
MsAiea ell prooesd up soepd this
afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

A WIZ BssTsS FINED. ssnsn named
Frank Marsh. eesisr worker. Was scn,
10 jail oar hua1rcd days Tor beating bis
wife. The paitce justice tod ktEa he
cGsh' . be herscw htngef. bat Tits opsa-
tos dit rot sssaa TO srooass &srsh very
Mrck.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

The parasols ani sun umbrellas
Are hero BY the hundreds. with sil-
yer handles and wood handles. The
coverings are In moire antique,
India silks. amber striped silks. ag-
ured satins. bangallnes and In oil the
new shades; and In stylish plaids
our MORE antique paraso,s are spsci-
mems Of beauty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

Special Bargains
Lot s, block 20, Maynard's
plat, two small buildings
renting for SIC q month
Lot 4, block 80, Pontius Cd,
. fine lot for . house, ell
graded, lAvned and fence,
finest view in the city, .
small house. 500
A Snap-4O acres fine land
overlooking the Sound.
Look this up. $500
60 acres inside the plated
district, only. $4,000
We will take . one third
interest with right party.
Splendid five-acre tracts,
cleared, half mile from
depot, plated all around,
for, each. $500
Choice bargains In . few houses
and lots. Look us up.
MONROE 4 WMIPPLE.
Reon II. Uniss DIosA.
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VIEW C0RPORlfI0s.



po1AylouD nuoAosD n Pumo
N nm Ram.
Articles hare hssa dawn up under The
isss Of wsahisstoa Territory and win b.
hisd in . fee dsys. Incorporating H. Puget
Sound Ssvisatioa asd Inprossmeat Com
pasy. Ths incospoesfors sad stock holden
Ia this eorporasion are I'll ses-farfng and
steamboat men. Esd noos otheu need ap-
ply. Them are some thirty perDons inter-
ested In the enterpgise. some Of them besng
retired skip nssssrs, with pleusy Of coin.
The objects Of tsss corporasioa are many
and varied. bat one Of the most important
10 tbs people of Scsssle IL the pilisg 10 and
improvement ef 50 acres Of the data south
vest of the city
The oi1cers Of the company are ". J.
Bryant. president; Chip Smart. secretary
and TREASURER; Captain Fam jackson. Cap
tsia L. A. Dyer. Captain J. L. Oliver, Geo.
w. Bui'sne, end Captain ", J. Bryant,
directors.
The company has already enclossd 50
acres Of water, exteadine west from Captain
VIM. Rentoo's claim 10 the channel Of the
Duwamizh river, about half way seroD The
bay. At the outer end Of their enclosure
they have buiit wharf 100 feet loag With
two fronts, one on the north and one on the
vest, the fNt having The deep water Of Ell
liott hey and the second the deep water
channel Of the Duwamish. The company
viii have stationary engine on this wharf
70 b used In hoisting ballast from the holds
Of vessels and dumping is in on 70 their
CLAIM The ship Spartan 10 the fint vessel
~ dump there. IL IL intended to eventual
iy, and - rapidly ~ the funds can be
raised. TO cover this property with ware
houses and manufacturing enterprises.
Each ssockboIder In this company pays .
certain stated amount OF money into the
treasury OF the company every month and
his money Is expended in the improvement
Of the property under the direction Of the
board OF directors. The articles Of the cor
poration will be filed on the return Of Cap
tain W. J. Bryantfrom San Francisco.
.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

Slate. iron and marble NANTES, tile
and stone hesrths at Cafkeek's Marble
Works, Yesler's whnff. AyD6
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fanAsoss -~osr nsw hoe las; In. We
have every ,tyss direct frees tee snsRH.
fscsefsrs a. sssisrn essh grssss. Ssaslss
Cseafy.
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KID AND FABRIC
GLOVE s..

The kid glove department offers
attractive gloves. for our colors are
the newest. and these really good
kid gloves are lower than ever IN
price. Investigate . little q 10
these kid glove statements.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

II you vant q bargain in lots 7 end 8
block 81, Mayuasd's addition, call on
Psmpbrey & Hanford, Commercial
street. sp5
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CLOAK ROOM


Never looked gsyer or more bright
than now. The new spring jackets
for ladies and misses. hundreds OF
them are here. nicer jackets than any
ONE can imagine. Black jackets in
cheviots and in corkscrews and in
cAsvron diagonals. go jackets to
Is Jackets. Thea the plain cloth
Jackets in colon. In gray, in tans y
70 t12 each. Braided jackets In
black, in tan, In gobelin, In blue. 10
gray. In brown, . much or = little
braiding . you please. Jackets Tor
slender people and for stout people
A variety Of jackets that surprises
everybody. The beaded pelerines or
shoulder wraps In oil jet and irrides-
emit beads $50 and lower to go each.
The dressiest and most elegant are
here in these beaded wraps. The
long garments. too. for spring wear.
listers and Raglans braided aad
plain in stripes, checks and plain
colors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

= Our now spring carpets are well
worth your attention. New styles
and colorinss and lower prices than
ever offered. Tapestry brussels q
CSC per yard, body brussels. ingrsins,
cottage. hall and stair carpets, mat.
ting. rugs and oil cloths OF every
kind. In lace curtains We ofIer sps-
cial inducements IN prices from d,
81 Is and tl.5o up to 90 pss pair.
Curtain lsces and Madras BY BY the
yard. Curtain scrims 81 &c to 12}c
per yard. Curtain poles and trim
mings st low prices. Window
shades with spring rollers for SO
each.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

Great sale Of dfess sesds this week.
eeeassfsi vais>s Issseef Ceasy,
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Waite Soods y eriee. C,sary.
HAY AND FEED.

nwISs TO TIE DESTRUCTION OF orR
" ~zreAsase yeasrdzy. As3 TIE eeaseSgsns
los Of seseAge roea. rs taliowzaS n ssf sAae
Scr cash - srsat,y r~aseee rs,css;
10 ears Oregon Potatoes In lots g
suta ex car. Firsa ear aue On
Monday oorntns.
10 tens 0as straw.
SO tons choice Timothy Hay.
40 tens Clover ana T1aSeAy HAY.
3 ears Yakima HAY, eX ear last
arrived yesterday.
4 tens bran and AlAAtlaga,
40 teas W heat
400 Ibis sPekans RfeaP.
Must be cold TO-DAY and
tomorrow.
AS q. BAxYuR 4 CO.
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Our store being 20 well light
ed an inspection Of the goods can
be had at ell times.
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T0KLAs, SINGERMAN & co.
LARGEST DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING HOUSE
WEST or CHICAGO.
Biggest Store on the Pacific Coast


farnhns?
brighter and life Peasanef. Yss think
tie thiak
WIN
DARK q distant that At thisg
that likely
= 4 = ca nt / ysur buying thsught.
If
T.
s. Co.'S l.
q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

Our store being 20 well light
cd An inspection Of the goods can
be had 1t all times.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24
s-aREAT LEADERs-5

LIST. Mems silk and satin ties,
Csc, 5 for 81.
I'd. Boys polka dot wamas l5c.
Sd. Mems silk surpenders, pot
end, Soc.
9Th. Mems silk string ties Csc.
5th. Mems balbriggAn UNDER
wear, full. regular and Ill sizes,
suit %.
We have just opened the larg-
est invoice Of neckwear ever
opened on the coast in decided
novelties. Stop and look them
oves; there are new shades in
dudes ticks, strings and cuffs.
Mems white linen ties Zoe per
dozen.
Agents for Z. 4 w. collars
and cuf{s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24
N ILLINERY
DEPARTMENT.
Second Floor, Take Elevator

Second Floor, Take Elevator
A to the millinery department.
never before did We sell 10 many
pretty bonnets, and their prettyness
had much to do with their selling 20
Quickly. II you come TO our open
ing. We can't tell you anything II
you have put of buying . spring hat
or bonnet, this millinery department
can do the best BY ysu. Everything
that Il newest in hats, bonnets,
flowers and trimmings Is hero TO
serve you. A larger variety OF un-
trimmed straw goods than any retail
department can show ysu, especially
in children's hats.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24
DRESS GOODS.
First reer. North Deer.

New dress goods still comiog In.
Among them many specials from the
finest and extreme fabrics, which
you only find here to the dress goods
that arc better for the price than you
can ind anywhere else. We starr 10
At Sc and run . line Of American
dress goods up TO CSC. This Ger
tsinIy the best line Of goods We eve1
offered to the public. They cannot
Be duplicated for 1oubls the money
in any of the LITTLE sToREa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24

Our store being 20 well light
ed an inspection Of the goods can
be had at al times.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24
Boys and Children'S
DEPARTMENT.

Second neer, take Elevator
In this department We propose
70 be far in advance of anything
on this coast, for there are many
little oner here and We want to
clothe them all Boys quits
from $3.50 to SIC, being coat,
pants and vest-long pants.
Children's suits from so TO t2.7s
in al shades and styles. Odd
pants $3.50 to 75c, and . fine as
sortment Of little sailor suits.