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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
HOS IER 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 will be offered at
prices never before heard OF.
Following are few Of our numer'
Gus bargains for this week:
One case ladies' hose at Sc per pair.
One case ladies' hose at &c; 9 cases
ladies' hose At l0c; case ladies' hose
ia new shades, warranted fast, at
lac; so dozen ladies' fancy striped
hose l6ic; 25 dozen ladies' ribbed
hose at 2uc; 100 dozen ladies' ingrsin
hose, fuil. regular, solid coiors or
stripes, 1t lee per pair. The above
70 decidedly the bert bargain ever Of
ferred ON the coast. An immense
assortment Of ladies' hose in almost
every conceivable color, full, regn.
lar, from the famous hosiery mil vi
Heinrich schopper, Beii.n. Your
choice Of these Tor 25c q pair. We
are showiog some very choice nov
elites In ladies' fancy hose. boot pat
terms. vertical stripes. polka dots.
Roman stripes, plaids and new style
chez ks, ~ Toe per pair and up. Our
lines OF hosiery ct SOC. 35c. l0c. 45c
and soc cannot be duplicated nj The
price. Bsying direct from import.
era, We have many patterns and
shades not to be found at any other
stores. In the popular shsds of
black we carry ~ distinct lines In
ladies' sizes and 10 lines for misses
and children, making the most CON-
plets stock in tue northwest. Caroia
dye the only relisble black.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

FsE rus sSskTH.-ih s ste@n;ss Az
exc. CA,sain Jaws q rel. s2iisA foE
Alssks ragts yes 'sass forenoon, tax
tng lagse estSa q, frsiSAs sssS tee fel
ioxtae gasssnsesss A. McnsxE, t1si-
n. Ii. ws.sets. ID. J. s.EIeesr. p. S.L-
sef q ". peop>seF, NasssAr Dse
;aaa, W. II. MeSi ale. Z saeasal, ).
srsSsl.v, Ii. Msisi 10 ard u. Reeve.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
THE SPOKANE DlvI. ION
work Began on the Line
West 70 seattle.
Mr. Paul NeAr Tells why seattle
snd spahsae Falls sre Natural
AIIiss---The west Coast Read


Mr.. Pad Mshs. ohief snsinsss Of tn
Seattle. Lsks Saose 4 EssEssp Raaivs,
Csmcens. arrived on Sunday from I
som<shst sxser5,d bsstrsss trip eass d
TIE mountains He vas seen By Posr.
iszrrIsoEscxn reporter isks evening
and 10 answer TO qsesiss made the fol
lowing interesting statement:
"feo. Of eoorss. ara aware stss vs re-
oent;y les consrae. fes fhe corserus
ton Of Q sixsy-nsIs ssetian al cor read
from spokxne Falls veSf. 70 A-&as
borrs 4 ChApmau. Of tie Fslis
when LET'S there Friday, they bed
Their forces op the afsun1, and bod
o0uUeuerd work IN earnest, Mr.
Barns told ms j7ss sefoss I left that be
hsd ell tbe men be could uss II pres-
enf, bat woeid have the entire line
cassred within too weeks Tne coudi-
lions Of the soEtrAnt are s1cs that tie
entire section aust be con risted by
septsubss LETT
what 10 the nature Of the cduntsy
through which this road gill runf'
with the except 90 Of the hsss fec
miles cut OF Spokssie Falls. In ascend
ing tie Y,stsa1, she road viil run
throush q remarkably
FEE iGslcuLunAL couxT1Y.
Seventies miles I, OF. spsksps Falls
Medical Lake ia reached. and the pas
serRes traffic On tcis vostioa OF the
line vii he very large. indeed. 10 fses.
With the sxceDsios of the fec milss
around s. okt No Falls. the entire route
70 the Columbia river, l5o miles, runs
through one vess praIrse % dne agsi-
castarai land. We shall probably csoss
tue loiumbis river between Rock Islsnd
and Priests ksp,cs-
znB PBcYLR Asx xsEnusIAsTro.
"Waat 10 the fseiin2 Of she people Of
the Falls With ree.ad TO the enter
psise7"
The people are very enthusiastic
sser tbs prospects Of rsii connecs.ou
With Seattle, this IL evidenced by the
way taty raised tina subsidy which vxs
asked ~ them. There ere txo sess-
oDs FOR their ebshnst fsn over sur enter.
rrtse, the main ars spFinRinz from
their anticipation Of relief from the
clnieh Of sipels corporation, and TIE
other from the fact that thu road vill
make the Salmon river mines dirsetly
riontary 20 ctr city, Besi0es this.
The people OF Sp0kans Falls have
very oordiAi feeling for ths soGh1eots Of
the Qaeen City. tae places 49, oimi-
iarly situated in q uuustrw - -
Bosh hAve teen disviufnz1n1 - Y
by the satae pos srful Aqspet - 81
and both eisiee hsy D4 ooU1uo|
they are today, the s7ss=
TWO rsucrrLz Busrxxis 60 rs
In their respective sections. ID - 80
Of the same hostility end opposo'
That IL smother reason vhy Spokeuo
Fails dssisss railfoad Communication
vish Seattle"
What are the prospects for future
xork7'
Oar orders from Nsw York ore 10
Issh the vark uith ell possible speed,
and feel justified in stating that the
entirs line from Seattle To Spokane
Falls vii be under contract before the
nrst OF Jane. Besides that. We are also
pushing tue West Cosst branch, and In
three weeks tie 40miie section bet seen
snehomish and Skasii rivers will be
uneer oontraos. tcsiudine TIE bridge
aorosS the first named river, which will
carry tie line seventy miles from Sc
attic"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
REAL ESTATE.

Z r Holden and wife to Alfred Bun
ming lot 10. Holden trRct, 500.
fH Fowler 70 Maxnus 8 Nostram, lots
and 10. block IL. Dewey's addition. 500.
y 7 Cassel 70 August v kautz the i've
aero tracts IFS. ia. liz. 10 la. la liz
Fred E sander and wife TO August V
KAntz. tract 8 Of Farmdale Homestead,
tt50a
Charles Kakeldy TO Joseph venoy, lot
3 block Is, Iesier's second addition. $i2l
Andrew Simon 70 Lula H Palmer. lot
II. block IS, in A A Dcnny's addition,
Thomas J Mos to John G sabra, q lot
90 BY ii6 feet of.sec .. Up "A n. h 8 K.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company to
John w Denison, lot 1. Sec q. TIP ~ N,
NC E. containing Il 9 acres. Sl5l.50.
Ii u Struvesnd others to b 8 Rriscoe.
lots l, ., 3 and 10. and N n Of lots and s.
Of block 50, II l. Yesler's tirst addition. 81.
Edwin 3 briecoe 10 III Dishon, lots 1 ,
. and 10. and n i Of lots 3 ana 8 OF block
"a II l. fesler's first addition, 500.
u n johnson and wife TO Jonn Macy,
lot 10. block c. Of w N Bells third add
ton $lsO0.
TT Holden and wife TO Anna DeGraf,
lot 8 z T Holden tract. S70a
J Curtis and wife 20 L h Wheeler,
addition. $i025.
lngebright A Valid 10 Herman Gilbert.
,2nlu n 2 and 3. block TO- Ingle wo1d, $500.
p II Uppgstorff TO 5 n Mccullough. lots
HI 6pck 5. J II kengs:orff's addl.
~ nn>qpH 70 Olive J Gilbert. lots
AZ = ~ } h kengsterff's
RI. g. ~ North y ,s sssi,. a ..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

A tia lass nsstina Ct the eosac;l
Rrisay evening Health OMesr 6nifa
nboisfed tbs lsslsovine rscoss in -
gard tie snaiipex cAsss:
To the Mayor and Csmuaon Cornel q
the Cssy Of Ssatxxe, W T.-2e nfiea -.
On the 1tth DAY ef April lass . case q
cis-rsek smallpox vas reported % ne -
osfng n The psummsr hoas On the cor
ner q eockA Secood md Main street. !
found TIE p lent can1rins the second
sesgs cf the dtseaao ard believing il hs1-
aRuoos % remove hin - tkis tune ! ~
lowed him 70 remain IN the house until
hio secondary fever had Tas ed 81 he
vas cut Of danger. Des ing tits dine =
period of Ten days Ays- 1 A. 1hrAil ct my
request cared for him IN thu best pcssihie
manner. Tia house ard inmates. eight
IN nsnber. were keps IN strict qu&rautine
fr1m the Ikta a Apxil untl the Ia Of Nay.
This case nAs fully recovered md VA
dischArrea fr1m the pe1k houso today.
IN the ID q Apzn snotAee CO was re-
ported in the logging house over tie
McPhersoa grocoey snnre on Ait street.
u once to the psls house and b nov N .
very critical cooditson. On the 9Th CT
Apr0 I've casea. four Of them hetng
children. wore reported in . small HOUSE
- The alley between Third ard Fourth
seseetA n the rear of the court house
Thee cases were also removed . soon -
prAcsicable 70 the Fest house. Three Of
them proved 70 Be counuent tseversl
caseA and two Of them are now very dan
ger01aly Ill Feax1sg that could noe
alone attend 20 al the health Once bus-
ine14 the danger Of N epidemic being
imminent on the 18Th Of April, with the
e1vtce 81 the mayor and chairman Of
committee on health and polica, ! ap.
pointed Dr. J. a n. Smart. deputy health
officsr. since which q As he has rendered
very efdcioof services Ia caring for the
ssck ones and In protecting the city. All
infect q clothinS. bedoing. etc.. such a.
was taken % the past h0use has neea
burned and the premises thoroughly
fumigatcd- The house on the alley IN
rear Of the court hou-e being Of but little
ralue, have recommended 70 b burn
ID and I believe the chief OF the fire de-
partment Is only waiting for . suitable time
% burn It, No other cases have come to
ny knowledge and DO NOS now aDpro-
lend any danger Of the di-easo becoming |
.piosuic. 4 L. sNTrH. n D.,
heath Of3ceS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Mnthers-You osurot imagine he's
cteipiy aud elegantly you q as<
your boy until YOU have seen the star
Clothing Houses elegant spring stock
and snoes. Kline 4 Rosenberg. as
Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
Darn ossl vplros.--Jaase Harvey

VI. Euelisa dad at psoviissoe aessisai
o. Z o'clock yesterday morning, o.
eh. enc cstzrrh. Deceased vas Tor
years psli,e !aess ~ Hsiep., Montana,
where hs leays a wife sud fanny snN
alarea ehc.e OF fsleaas. de sauce ,e
Montana as,oux the esaFiY pioneers aaS
hss nsxd there ever since. lie isit hotno
oply a week ago nndef tns sSvloe o, ms
physician, whr thonsht ceAase 81 Gu
Rate wunl3 belly fl1'. hos - ~ss te'
Tar gons fcv hauao ai3 ste iiRsa bsa >
short tiuo after hss arrival hSre saaSs
kegitsa vas q vut2tae of the se1iSah
var aud IL So ksa oi as a eoaj esaa aho
n Loyal tstK@n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

s.saxscAT AocIpkSr. steamer
Cdr st Qaiaeg while ea1ning eut CT
SiAn~e.a .ass iaardsy With q load CT
rsoaaeo SD aserehsldise GA board.
sua co A colt a.ewaad stlAs. Sasea bfcke
ssrse 81 var pianAs AID prelecied infe
kst Lc,a s.ySfal feet Eertsnsteiy tee
a.s ylsexeo a. tse hese 70 mas tssce,
ana ihr essaaser rsaossded 80 fets
Gsxahis. wnsrr sAS ~est % tse ga.
iron Cor repairs. Her cargo vss ~
siaonssss.4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

AsesASG OxEoos r.cSxxz oosx. -
xrs Maria =. NAtsos, aged ssysArs.
eisa a. her iass rSsidsaee Ia Sslszs. Or
es0c. Aefil - ,. Mrs. Watson ezuas -
s)sezen frsm illinois, II isss Deceased
Gas sister Of ne iz,s Rrv. A. H. b
ass. Of Dyap4s-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Bar room and wsitcrs' coats st the
Star Clothing Hoase. rs Com meretal
street.
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Rushiags, Caps, Etc.

Novelties in beaded rachings,
tinselled and ribbon ruchings in
latest colorings TO match new
shades in dress goods. Chill
dren's null caps, original and
novel styles, perfect shapes in
French null and Ottaman silk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
Millinery Department.

There are many desirable goods
offered in. this department, which
have an established and well dc.
served reputation for quality. style
and price. Choice styles Of ladies
trimmed bats. handsomely made up
with silk ribbons or flowers, worth
s. 8, $a75, chl6ren's ane trimmed
hats. fats and other st. les, worth
g. 50 at So IS: laciss' shopping bon
nets In Roush and Ready. fully
trimmed with flowers OF ribbons,
worth s.. 20 II g. IS. snc IN inmenss
sock Of chldren's school ha.s from
IL i.2c 70 81.
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NOTICE.

CuES cs TAG
FtsKr SoCxp SEoEx kAE-ssaD CesFsSE.t
ss.1rtF = 80. Ter. Asrl 70. isss.
THE ANIMAL AFklIN3 o. 4EE >foS r.
L nelsess al the fsgst sonad shore Rail-
-oeA uazzazns stI % Eel3 81 The CoSpzzy's
S1.es. IN ,esf;te, a. r., q Tuesday, sAy Is
ts-S al u eAeloex . u
sps.iiaw tn TTSpAIE. Secretary.
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NOTICE..

cFE.cx ~ 1sE CoLzNz1, AVID Prssz s0rss,
Rsrincao ScNgaxs
szar-lE, NssA. IT,. Aafsi Il. Issa
rg>HE Annual &khIlSu OF THE SToGk
L esl5srs al ,As cslzG asa nd Pasr4 sssas
gsilsc&& consa-y s.g - hs.4 a. tts oarr
p.ry's o1eas q sszttls. =. T. q Tes4asy
NJ 49,. 1855. a. IA 0sI ga -.
sss. s.iss 7. Il. TYspstE. s~crssry
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
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 iDaugu-
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
played on Monday morning at Sc.
We are the only house in Seattle
that carry the Broadhead wooden
goods. They are 24-ineh wide,
warranted fast colors and guar
anteed to wear or money re-
turned. Tiey are Csc per yard.
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you htse no ises Of shs valats &c
nave ia dsss goods. The goods are
worth .os, sc ssll ssefn for 2os, ss~
insSal,ueut W .inesday.
laklas. ) nze-mGE i Go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Today Mechanics see shat line Of
aasis We are Offering al 81 Is. Kline &
Rosenberg.
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Struck ost-Cof aian 10. MoraE o
Donbls pIay-Morsn to Nichols. Tine
OF eame-Ons honr and 10 minutes.
urpire- Frank Calsnrt. ScoreE--H.
Van brockiia,
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acc. Just resolved q new 10, Of I'D
gloves. fancy embroidered blaos-
Lltoar & TO.
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Crest hosiery and embroidery sals
tais week. Ieks9s. Siusermsn 4 %.
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sTsAxxA CH.saEs.-TEs steamer Geo.
4. Starr hss teen Temporarily with
araxn FROM tue whstccn roate, % ran
between Ppys IsxEsena and slctoris.
TIE O,ynpisB has been lsi3 30 for q
fex ssys To aSasrgo ssps,fs 10 os fel-
Isvsi by her san1Al inspeciieo. ine
Alaskan xtll make she roand tfts daily
trsrn Tse3ISs 10 rost ievnsepd ant
ratnrn
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All ,Oor Derby and fancy gloves at
,csi. LaIonr Il &C.
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BosE' ius psass sai,s in many
charming sssiss st IS, S.. 81, al ihe
Star Clothing Hcass. kiirs Il Ros n
rrfr.
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HATS.

Stop. think, 10 are the only houss
on the coesi that sails
John z, sse,son's sofi hats At. a. 20
Yosmsns silk hats. the latest. $50
Pearl cashmere high hats. -. $50
Poke. travelling hs.s. ....... rs
A msckinsw straw hais. 49,. LOO
A milan straw hat......... 80
Boys black and white ssravs.. %
Over 500 OF the latest In straw
hats from 6c-.- ....... $50
Ask to see style No %. something
new on this coast. For men, vide
snd narrow brim Canvas ha,s, 1Se
Fedora ksis, the latest, To- blsek.
brown. blue. uarooa ga otter.
Remember. We 81 no fancy nrso~n
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Greas saIe Of hid gloves at Lstour i
Co.'S
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2sc ssrxs vests. CIeary.

Tae drsss goods OF Doheny d harum's
are creating q huttef; both the styles
and prices are doing it.
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Oar Zee dress goods are i1liy eiasi
10 the nneSs nsrctsn. taller s0rs.
Kline kosenbsrF, sos OsIase.c.al
street
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Do yea want vsile or ccioreeS EN-
bsoiseSea Tsset We bAss shsns ST 15c
each. Tcslss. S.nceFGsu 4 %.
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Sc tbs s.sezni hss C sgzEnT, tailor
asds elataIeg a. tie Star cfotsssg
sar.S. hliss / Res essFe
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Caildrens rsai English derby ribbed
hess ut 25c per gait. ia nayY. cardinal,
seal and oxford. Toklas, Singermsn d
Go,
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nN.. 81 d.. ohes.er olears.

u hrys a ans canvas shoe al the sssr
Clothing nense.
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Pfsttiess nsck~ear Ia the northweit
ss Dohesy & dsrum's
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Kline Il Rosenberg. Exclusive cloth
,ers and tesdeFs ia low prices.
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Neu let Of wall pspSr and piclGTe
nosi stoes at Gszxam / CS's, secoSd
.teess. All gcrk sasTansss5.
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~ The Arsoea's eleskioc k<I4 yssses
day. fos chief Of the dsrsrsns1s fos TIL
ensuinR year. Ms. JOSIAH Collins. ys.,
earsSsd "a H. heoesA
1hs eiscttau took piaes q snzin<
tsoss Ma. I, and mach fnsesess 90
mAsifss,sd ever The fessls b. tie ~
spses1vs fEiscds Of The too esndidsses.
III. q. KsIloes, the present ineeOhenk.
sDd NJ. Josiah Collins. Jf, tie chief
elect. Two hundred and e;aafy-fou
voess vess poiird, Of which Collins re-
eofved LES snd ksiioeR Is. tins iesvin9
Cotline . majority of - vetss. Altar
tie rsscit vss aunouoced tie members
Of The dsp2fsmeaa Who bad been poiI-
irR aesfna each other 81; day, shosk
Easds and joined 10
4 ssOUIAa yuBnIR.
About hsn psss rins s'esock so1e
tss hundred Of them assembled in front
Of thu Pom -Inyxxxsoascn ofiss, and
sft-r siviEa thses cheess fer the nsviy
ele: TED chief, and shroe cheers far this
journal, called npoa Ms. 2. J. 0nns for
q speech. Mr.. Grant sppeared On The
statrs and altar eonarafaIxtinQ tie
crowd on tho sesnits Of sbe election,
betsdy expsessed the thanks Of tie
Posi- fof the serenA3e.
Asyos Minor, WHO chsnesd 70 b. In
this ol1os vas Ioediy csilsd fos. snd ~
gearing bsfose The sathzs:astie vseeoFs.
10 said:
'Boys-You know that an Interested
IN anything that tends 70 the welfare. bar
ru0ny and success Of this fire department.
OF this city. ] want 70 zee IL the most
thoroughly organic ID sod equipped. the
best department On the coast 1he inter
speaks well for your devotion 20 jour du-
ties and Jour dissemination TO perform
them. You well know that Individually.
and - The bead Of tie city government.
an ready to aid In every way 70 make
the Seattle dze department ros Aloue I'M
exceiied. but uaaauaiiod 81 any other.
HOOK Axp LADpxs ELlcIfcn.
SEATTLE Hook and Ladder Company
No. held tts ANIMAL elsctton lass night. |
Ofiicers we're ehosen 40 follows: J. @. |
Hstnea. president; VIM. Rasseli. score
lary; j. echsam, treasurer; T. Hnnan,
foreman; r. McGinnis, first assistant;
Ausdook Stewart, second assistant. |
James Oampbell, Peter Burns and 4.
Hansn we're chosen members OF the /
board Of ffc delegates.
--~~aD>-e----
As. Joss received . new lot OF hid
gloves. fancy embroidered black.
Lstour 4 Co.
Call and i1spec: our foil line Of full |
du.shed hose for ladies and children. |
tfend onP hoaiarv aaIe this week I'm
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sssuss eSys = stss~ has at sss STAR
Cteseiar Rssse. Kline 4 SoxS EbSrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Towels cents esae daring tie Ssr q;
Dsaoay 4 VI sans
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

ssssss bz.s a4Sssozzs shirt sai=s
al tie sssr CaessiHz t.esse- h.ire !
kos<1hese.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

- suiA aAzss.k large sostls. C4ss-
ter Cearr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Ear 4 wasaa's esliAEs ard ezSs IL
every shape Ess@Esasfp-e1 81 DoAsns &
MAr1zE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Lovely kilt suits 81 the Star C!oih;rs
Hocse. kstaa & Il sseS berg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Doheny 4 Aarum ere looming up
like q cloud on ths mountains. bmali
expenses yoQ know.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

IS .ieasn Gniaancrisa shirts jass re-
ceivsa at Dsssny : &AtgH's. Bsaeesi
vsIrs ia Aa5efieS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

AlllsaarY by express fson Ssw iaEk
xL be iis iaYsi xore&y. New s1a.es
lSktss. etGesrxsan 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

We viii cell VOC BA's eorss.s sAsA..
sr than aaY haas ~ iSs1-
Isato.r < C.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

EApewseseets igteEiaF decorators ct
Gsxz a., 4 Cs@'s, Scss5d ssrctt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Our store being 20 veil hight
ed an inspection Of the goods can
be had 1t Au times.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

s.. 6, a. Slo ali hes sSotss e ever
IS ~, les % sell ns4e A. ueSSy ses.cs
sqis. n she STAR C.esbsEs Hsase. Aisss
4 h lss ak~-s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

No hslfsAy bargains With IS We
hxy frsas Erss csncs &Ea cAs ssai 30
VOC ses VIA, ihe snsa ssesss gay tte
San frsGassc rSesshxuks-
fokins. SsnssSWAH Z 1c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

no bose g cry ssoss bargNins.
poesny 4 Msicm's-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

EssIy purchaser vac ictssds - 81
rhsss SUIT OF csose - today sssEiS nrss
visa. tie esSr Cioshfes hoese sal see
Ger &c CANT ssocS a.. prices. kine 4
kas<neefs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Base s<a snd ess IreSsntsd Sith
ever Oey's sass o, the star q sthizs
HOUSE. Aaoe : hHsSSSefc-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Pncs our ksavS Eosliss sAlie>s. Cass.
TER Clsaiy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

who Is tbs lsaAsF u Ia. ash griessg
I tssik. Nlssfy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Call and inspec: cur foil line Of full
au:shed hose for ladies and children.
Attend our hosiery sale this week. I'm
nense bargains. Toklas. Sip9srmap 4
On.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

ssesson hats In eli the new shsp.s at
Dohsny 4 MarzEn's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Ctsspes place in :Ansrica for hid
gloves. Latous Y Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

E3brosdertes a. l. vars, north 3, in
the slssli ssorss. feklas. Ssn.tFman i
-,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Nus.iu r.Sssxss; - Dsbssy L Ma
-aas's. Lidies arr awaKsa a. re
rsxts.az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

As. Jos. received new lot OF hid
gloves. fancy embroidered black.
Lstour d Go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

60c childrep's white dresses. Chester
Cseery.