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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-01-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ADvlcss Of the 10th from Zanzibar say
that the insurgents captured one hundred
natives and three male and two female
missionaries at Dares Salem and sold
them into slavery.
unknown man tricked the teller of the
Villepnarie Bank at Hull, Que, on the 10Th
and got away with 81, 1900
AT Millhaven, Ont, Herbert Milligan
lost his life on tho 10th while irving to
rescue two drowning lads His bride Of
two weeks witnessed the scene, and had
become q maniac
LETTER written by Henry NJ Stanley
from the interior of Africa to the Arab
Tippoo lib was received at Brussels on
the 10th. 1t was written August II.
IT was decided by the Spanish Cabinet
| on the 18th to grant amnesty to political,
| military and press offenders.
DISPATCHES of the 18th say that the
Arabs had destroyed the German mission
| airy station at Tugu, Zanzibar, where a
| majority of the slaves captured by Ger
| man man-of-war were lodged. One mis-
sionary succeeded In escaping from the
Arabs. but eight others were massacred
The death of Nine. Di Murska, the once
famous singer, occurred at Munich ON the
18th In extreme poverty. ut the age Of
| fortysix years. Her daughter was heart
broken and committed suicide by taking
! poison.
On the 18th portion of the walls of the
ice palace in process of erection at Mon.
! treal, Que, collapsed owing to the warm
weather.
NJ. DE LEsSEPs was elected president of
the Panama Canal Company on tho 18th in
Paris.
A FIRE burned cotton warehouse on the
Liverpool docks on the 18th, entailing a
loss of $3.50, OOO
On the 18th over one hundred miners
! were buried by an explosion of fire damp
in tho Hyde colliery, near Manchester,
Eng, and the number Of killed was placed
at thirty. Seven bodies had been taken
from the mines.
THOMAS A. STEvENe. with the intention
OF penetrating Africa In search of Henry
NJ Stanley, left London tor Zanzibar on
the 18th.
JOSEPH NOEL and Dennie Couture were
blown to atoms on the 18th at Sherbrook,
Que, whilo trying to thaw out q stick of
dynamite.
On the 18th the White Star steamer
Teutonic was launched at Belfast, Ireland.
She is the largest vessel afloat, measuring
| $50 feet.
SAMOA advices of the 10th say that
the marines of the German man-of-war
stationed there had burned three houses
owned by Americans, taken the occupants
prisoners and torn down the American
flag:
| EIGHT Indians and white man were
| drowned on the 10Th by the laundering Of
| boat near Queen Charlotte Island,
British Columbia
The death of Robert Seymour, United
States Vice-Consul at Queenstown. &C.
Cured on the 10th of pleurisy.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-01-24

Eight years ago a young man mar
ried a school-teacher upon the Berk-
shire Hills. Soon rundown place on
which a couple of COWS would just live
was offered him, and all the time he
wanted to pay for it. Now he has
eighteen COWS, three horses and one
hundred sheep, and he is likely to add
more stock soon. The stock and farm
arc his own, free of debt, and all this
has come from his own and his wife's
labor on tho place. Such boys and
girls need not go West to make fort
unes. They can be had all over New
England for the asking. - Augusta
(Me.) Age.
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AASAASA OAAOukAV ~ WV UAO0O AAu NV A4AcAJ
to be severe AMI sure enough, but the com
mittee concluded to recommend it's passage
Senator Hoard in reduced bill amending
the laws providing for the transfer O.
property in case of insanity.
MIR. Heidemann introduced bill author
izing the appointment of q state board O.
ex miners, who may grant permanent sta tt
certitica es to teachers, the conditions o.
receiving such certificates being that ap
plicants must have taught for four years o.
attended state normal school for two
years or held a hrst-grade certificate TO:
two years.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Reyes desig
mating the holidays to be observed in tn.
acceptance and payment of bills of ex
change; the holidays specified are New
Years day, Washington's birthday, Coco
Friday, Memorial day, Fourth OF Juy
Christmas, general election days, Thanks
giving day; business paper shall be payabl.
on the next duy preceding these holi
days; also bill making one years deser
ton cause for divorce. House adjourned
until two p m. Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22

would hsve done credit to trasned artists q. r,ar
ssf'ty. md was warmly spplsud.A. bur1ne a
ensascr1ene Of over one years. dssrstsoa she
cniIosen nsve been most loving friepds. and ere
devoted to each other. Their naren,. srra.r-
rany them, and give them their regular lessou,
IN eeos1apAy. o. -thmesic. grammar etc. every
dey, and the little ones enjoy IL vesy much
Inere are only t~c FaEntieroy companies in
Anenca.a sd both are 0ndef thesPec4Al arrange
neut Of Nr. r. =. Frebfh a Nev yo,1. ~.
comnaBy appears here under the manaeRucs;,
OF n. Al Hssman. manager . the Baidrfr, a1s
Cansofnia heatersy san Frauc.scs. uhe opens the
Dali THIS season In Seattle. The conpany ap
psen - Turn hal. Monday Tuesday ana Wed
ncoay evening. and Wednesday matinee vii
lie fssyD Monday night
df. yrifs Morris. 20 whom Mr.. HsymAn has In
tfuseed the direct management of this sompsn,
on i0 western tour. Is a old San Francisco
lousnaiist AID y Hen known to great many
sfas'ies cifixens Who formerly resided in ssr
Francisco
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BUILDING PERMITS.


Issued Yesterday for Twelve wooden
But1Aimgs.
Builcirs Inspector Abbot: yesterday issued
permits 10 the following persons:
" Wheicck. two-sfory frame, lot 6, block O.
Denny addition, 81 zoo.
c. s. Turner. cne-story frame, lot II, block /,
Bowmans addition @m
W. {. Hsrnson. onessory frame, lot u, block
Is. Pontirx' addition, $500
p. Harrison. onessory frans. ioe 1, block Is.
Pontius addition. 81. COO.
Susan NcInfire, two story frame. lot 6, block
81. Denny's addition. q 600
Clarence W. Adams. one-story frame. frsc.
fionsi block, Ycs.cr avense and Second street,
500.
John wenzler. fwosfory frame, lot 7, block IS.
ferry's addition, S0o0
j. b. Clark. onc-story frame, lot s, block .,
Yes.cr's abolition, $50
3. Fcrnen, twostosy frame. lot 3, block Sc.
Ferry 5 Actit on, e6oc.
Marx =. FogE. fhree-story frame. lot ?, block
70, Ferry s addition. 81 500
Charles z. Psimpton, two-ssory frame, LOT T..
block %. Dennys addition, 5000
Wheeler culbe.tson, one story frame, Stew.
art tract, $50
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fAtNrlERoy ARRIVES.
ak :" the seagrave with
NJ, MS Entire Train.

|ess g.. ,o'd saun'ieroy Company. which
sssss ,. ,eassn here Nonds, night. arrived
u M s.' 'iy morning. direct from New
NM IS sa That city last SUNDAY after.
s..,sas ,,sS iaroush 10 seattle witAou, a
~ n.A 'ae UP N leas taan six DAYS. Thi.
~ ~. Ie 'ongesi .urip made before IN the
Ie,ssxr,' theatrical COMPANY. A ro,1-
|Aasns. reporter me, Tue members OF
|Ahns Tie Sessravc last evening". Lit.
L. CO. aud Master wslie Fds,urer
a9evs IN inrcrsonaung iat,le Inri
Ass. ~ noe, Interesting children sud
,s,,, y sen to he beloved Flossie who
4 "a Of ace. IS swcet little
al smish,e disno.I,,on
Ii "A. esa'iul lace. w.n,' me
ASs..s yess old. il ss NJ,
- 800 900 Barnett su,hor ot TIE ,lsv
aAs "s,' q vha, li,ile Lord Fsgu,'erev
- :. ne has rcrioc, Little fsare .pt,
ss shieh slwsys wsars a ser.nns
y ,,,s. as so.aea hsi, Is the envy a. al
ns a s.r the children en,ertsine, re
lassl.rss "a ho'el With a selection tom he
"""s SPLENDID snors--oue ,as,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22

mousauetairc buttoned, lac. q; fun lines. Chcs
ter Cieary.
The steamer kirkland has changed hands
Mr.. J. II. Longhes6 has leased tho steamer for
mediation OF the public, making four trips daily.
See advertisement
rersian BANDS. Embroidered Trimmings one
half regular prices Cur new trimming de
pertinent. Chester Clcary.
Novelty dress patterns. City OF Paris.
New shsrcs in collsn. Toklas, sinserman &
New gimps in our new trimming depart.
ment Chester Cicary.
For good lunch, go to the Cable House Res
sarrsnt, Lake Washington French cock. oys'
tiers, fish, game aud every dslieaey. Ice cream,
aud cakes, etc, etc.
Back and oolored fne aid gloves. City OF Paris.
Cancels hair underwear. tine grade, at 81 25
each. Toklas. singcrman & Go.
Opening new black dress materials. Ches'
ter Cleary.
silk Henriet,as all shades. City OF Paris.
Trimmings ut one half regular prices. Our
rev trimming department Chester clcary.
fallm,r Clogs .Sinch silk umbrellas al s. y
each. Toklss. singernan q Co.
Opening new embroidered dress patterns.
Chester Cleary-
rorty.,wo-inch all wool casnmeres soc per yard.
foklaS siusersnan X Co
silk curtains aud poriiores city OK Paris.
Opening new fancy silks Chester ciesry.
Choice Partisan umbrellas in silks Toklas.
singermsn d ca.
Scc. surah silks Chester Cleary
Antique lace se;s. City OF Paris.
Twenty ouc-ineh all six surahs az Soc. worth
&c. Toklss, Singerman Co
gran. display ei novelty dress goods.
Chester Cleary.
raille Francois and Pots lie soix stems. City
of fryis.
Iarc,.t aud finest stock oicarpets in the city.
Tnkias. singernasn & Co
opening new hrosdeloihs. Chester Clcsry.
Saturday night sale. elothiag department
spectral Inducements Tor gentlemen. Toklas,
ssngerfnan Go.
Notice special bargains this week. Tokiss,
Siugerman & Co.
For eiaer-down com,oricrs and fac white
blankets go 10 the City oi Paris
Opening today new dress materials Ches-
Ter Clesry.
opsning new cashmere esupels, Chester
Cieary.
New axured India silks Chester cleary.
p..E. q. johnson. IN connection with gen
chronic nervous and special esses. inclcdtng
aysrepsis. liver complaint affections O! ,he
kidneys, heart ana lungs. ana all blood dis
eases, We have special facilities FOR treating
.ruito-urinary diseases, rCStsi diseases aid al
fasms Of female diseases omos. room II.
Colouis i block corner Second and COLUMBIA
Our silk ispsrtm.pt Is large enough Tor New
Yufs srand opening Of new goods. chester
'lesTy.
orcnins Few Frenea pattern robes chester
Clesfy
Kali shawis. sec. neGfAf 4 Taylor.
our New Trimming bePsTiEnsnt-se vii
make il q success. fSsfytniag new. Chos;cr
Clesry,
Through Pullman se>,ihals4 slespsrs aud din
ins cars. also attest imPt3std tourists s.solt e
ulrcush - the last vas Nosthera FsG5.c "a.
road onsSe, lie seeeac s,Fee'. e"ston Seek.
New Frinsss in osE new vim Dins depart
ment. Chester CIesry.
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so pieces new striped Jersey flannel,
all colors, at 6sc per yard, worth 9oc.
Five cases ladies' cloth, all wool, 81
inches wide, at 6Sc per yard, worth 9oc.
Huck towels, I4x,S, all linen, at
sI.a5 per dozen, worth s..
Huck towels, ISx36, all linen, at
SIS per dozen, worth S,.,s.
Damask table linen, bleached, satin
finish, 64-inch, at soc per yard, worth
7Sc.
London damask, unbleached, 81
inch, at zoe per yard, worth goo.
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loScsHoREMaS's STRIKE.
ssa ss, Upon and Very padI,
Beaten.

NaHe1ared on sauirc's wharf res.
s-s'ss when the Steamship WHINING
'Nm sap Francisco. The vessel
nIooF about 6 30 In the morning
f-s.. squires wharf Captain Worth
- iee City OF puebla was here dis
sc .a' Ae would bo forced 10 tske an
|Nsssa iongshoremen, engaged then, At
nsrN 70 help discharge his freight
~ - men were needed Mate Morley
-. Zion loagshoremen al regular
g. q 'he boat reached here the long.
II . ao'ed CA the wharf and seemed.
- &sef They qusrrel,ee among
-, arpiaytns desire 10 run things
80 - men engaged in the work ~ dis.
I 'sses were the Clask hrosherS,
s3m se!ees OF Captain Hatfield. When
|k.,a.'..u 10 be startsdihe local lonsshorc
|ionSs segs with these two laen. and
|hSr s they quit. This the two
IeA- s1s@ 10 do. whafcupon four mon
|Ak v.s n aud beat them badly. Both
~. ~. sh'le not seriously injured, had To
- ~ Re- s9en ltsis,cd iha, the Port Tow IL
- sssi and threatened "a ,rrat ,ssn,
- =. apaih wolh. fearing another on.
~ 49,. 49, ever 10 Hsif'eld's wharf. where
90 p,e'scloa, a satisfactory crew wa.
lkas VIC work of dischsrs,ng quietly
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LACES AND MOTIONS.

Spanish lace scarfs, in Guipure and
hand run, at from sI.a5 upward.
Chantilly founces, 90 inches wide,
at Sc. so per yard; decided bargain.
Just opened, lot Of fine umbrellas,
latest styles of handles, from S4.so up
ward.
4a-inch lace at csc, worth $3.50; a
special bargain.
Torchon lace at &c per yard, worth
Ioc.
Large lot sc handkerchiefs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22
Testing the Ahrens Engine.

The test Of the new Aerens engine in Tacons
Friday was q most satisfactory one and is OF par
tieulsr interest here. the seattle fire depart
,neut intends buying one Of the same make next
to be sire larger than the one secured by Ia
COMA The Ahrens was started at O'clock and IL
minutes and IS seconds they had steam ap and
two streams snipg. win six.y-ave POUNDS oi
.,eam on and q water pressure NJ ninety ponds
the start being from cold water The Ahrcns
was s.ste. yesterday 10 see what distance II
waaii throw a stream. but the result has no'
Ia
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IT WAS LO1G: EyOUGa

Coioncl-weu. what's the matter novf
P.fvate-I'vc gcs liver trouble and cy.-
pepsia. and ought TO get leave for thirty
days.
colonai-I'll give you ten. and II you
take joys Vegetable SarsspariIla that win
DC Icing enough
Fred II. Blocker. of the Baldwin Hotel,
San Francisco, writes; Iaayc spent many
ndollar for medicines. bat the only thing
that ever stopped my liver trouble and
dyspepsia wasJoy' s Vegetable sarsapsfiIla.
Gustav Solomon. Of 2s3 Valencia street,
San Francisco, writes that IL has entirely
freed him OF his indigestion and sick
hcadschca.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. c. j. smith, preside at OF the Oregon Rail
way & Navigation Company. is expected TO ar
rive in the city today.
Mr. Geo. H. Parks Is back from his Eastern
trip. he has occupied position in Dexter Hor
ton & Ccrnpany's bank.
Miss Julia Chamberlain gave u private re.
hesrsa, Of her music classes in the University
chapel Yesterday afternoon.
Mr. ". v Einehart. jf., who was graduated
from the law school OF Ana AroeT las spring.
was admitted to the bar yesterday. Mr.. Rine
hart will start for Am Arbor tomorrow q
taxa graduate course
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rsAI ESTATE TRANsFERs.
~ Recorded .: the Auditors Once
vsAfnRdaY.

:. R.eerded q. the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
eau,s transactions from January l. 1889.
- - sle, ,Mc.D There were filed for
n vr11aedey y deeds, the considerations
riiae oalD, n ayerase OF si,s2s. Fol
~ { ~ II. q furnished by Osborne,
- ! Co.. abstrscton OF ute;
7. uSIls % 4. q. Piles. w lot IA. blk n.
vsa1d. $500.
1 pewcllyn to G. ". wilker. lot .. biz Is,
ona ast<t ed. tloe.
& Ca1ey 10 Henke. lott, blk 6, Terry's eth
keSN
A negensle Il d. 10 A. Van Houton. lot To-
n ncGllsrs's second odd. $500.
tpwuAeid TO D. A. Eckerly, 20 acres Aapc!s'
q. Chaplin 70 ". Carlson. lou IS and D.
Lakewood. 81.
h Chaplin to j. Z. Carlson, lots % and -,
4 IRg'swood 81.
4 chaplin 10 Robert o. Lander, lots Is and
ll1x, Inslewocd. 81
Cnsnsr 70 l. =. Pitner, acres sec 2, tp "a
|lnu AccaHy 70 N. Wilson. lot s. blk I,
M ueyth tga.
d. hxeudl M. wilson. lot 4. blk Z. Denny
>1MAW
Il. IcAsh vi. Loud. lots 1 and Q, blk SIS.
Itslsssed,n
jrss,m ciiy lsnd and Trust Company u r.
|ALs1nr bsnto a, blk %, Junctio0 city.
ut1sny bJ Leddy, lot IL, blk ~. A. A.
|Dnutst. taooo
vs1sah sf.A. Foster. lot II. blk 7.Idge-
| WE1k
rtnnb0 Z. Mann, lots to 2, p to a,
ntD1nsf, 81 90.
Z AtpHsh 10 l. l. W. Carr, lots Is to 70, blk
t1R. Hasa
GkombL !. Y. Carr, lots to IL aud 20
|MAni and lot ., blk 7. EdSewater. q, GOO.
lMhi Heinrich, jr., lot u. blk 5. Terry's
hntA nm.
q nsuUT. c. Berry. lot 10, supplemental
~ md >, hSh & knights add. $500
MG&nx. s Norton lots i To 6. Steel Works
{4G
- ItoHnoss ie X. O. Ticdmas, lots 10 To
y Il hssy's ada, tfes.
aalhasf ioc, II. Golson, four acres. r,
9 auee'isu claim. 81, c11
ssw nuichcrat,. lots lo,s and 2,
i k,sy 1 Bells add. $500.
kssssnfe e al. 10 Columbia Il Pu get
naifnd, Bit 8, Maynsrd's plat, $500.
~ tMtof. N. Davis. One-hal! blk -.
~ $40.
aal Improvement COMPANY TO Y.
~ ,, Blk %, and 10. \, blk So. GIL.
seesrs add. $50
~ so'as TO Herman II. Smith. io.s, blk
umftM - '~ % De'''
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Fish net, all silk, black and oolorx,
at sI.as per yard, worth sr.75.
Lace edgings, AZ to inches wide,
at &C per yard, worth ro0I5c.
Chiidren's handkerchicfs at soc per
dozen.
Embroidered handkerchiefs, colors
and white, at CSC, worth soc.
Job lot satin edge ribbons, all colors,
at Ioc, IsHc, rsc and soc per yard.
Tourist rulings at aoc, ssc, 4oc
and soc per box OF 6 yards
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sim Adversi.iag His Elixir.

wna. II. White IS still sc,ing in the capacity o'
United states attorney Tor Washington, not
wsthssanding the fact that he sent IN MS resis
ost,op. ..to take effect immediately whcu he
stared; out 10 szvertis Democratic elixir sfte'
his political reiuvcaa:isn about two weeks age
Mr. Whites resixcatlcn has not yet been &C
oep,ed. and be SAYS he hiss received fnfinafioa
fhs. he will nos be relieved trom daIy aatil I'd
tsfes the Herbert +. Beecher and other "feSi
Townse..d cases. Who Mr. Whisss successor
,vstY ~ Ia merely M sitter of eotlfanc;ure
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80 dozen So bleached linen nap
kins at 81 per dozen, worth $3.50
$50 dozen u bleached linen nap
kins at $I.5o per dozen, worth 81.
Bed spreads at 75c, 81, $I.25 up
ward.
Marseilles spreads at $3.50. worth
Sc, at Sc worth So. so, at So, so, worth
So, at So, worth S.
Blankets, white, at 81, $I.25,
$3.50, So, $2.So upward.
Comsortables at75c, 81, $I.25 up
ward.
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THE BLACK BABY BOYS.
Minstrel Entertainment at Turner Ha
or aeutemher ~

MinstreI Entertainments at Turner Hail
Or September 81.
Lew Johnson's Black Baby Boy Colored Min.
sfrcls wall perform a. Turner hall on Friday
evecing. september o. The company Is con.
posed of twenty seniiine colosed Artists OF rscce.
nixed ability. including the renowned Black
Baby Quartette. The company has some excel
lent voices. and Is high In the minstrel art II
comes unanimously tndorscd b. the press A
grand street parade will be given in brilliant
uniform, headed BY the distinguished drum
major. H. Smith, Reserved seats fur sale a.
Graham Dauitou'a
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o0yTRAcr LET.
4 tie nadisoa Street
Gable Road.
~~,ss IMMEDIATELY.
-, ceserese and Iron. win
..... clear n the Lake
-c.ss. ssss.es&

- 9 sns s,s:sr. in the Pases sossa
ssntrscs fo the construction
- e,b;c line from Front street
s Ia. .treat. distance a. liz, osaao
- pscise Cable Construction
r,.ac;sro. TIE new Inc vih
doub,e trsek, concrete ana
: auplicate OF the Powell
ynselseo. except a. 70 tne
- o. the kind invented ana
- = = Jackson. OF the Yes.
"a sbe psying Of The rosd- bed.
s.saI, hlocts instead Of
"a on the road mentioned:
"a = he latest style viii Be used
x,yl be located Of the angle OF
~ vaieh 10 close 10 the ,nse'ssc-
street prolonged The
r. be two 24xfs corliss engines
The cable viii Of course be
Il. .ssa, but oil Of the machinery
- -. improved pattern. surpass'
!. - q present On the fscinc
-. d, the Construction company;
..saua, supervision the roed win
reilly visited all large Ra'tefn
- A. cable systems In operation
4 TIE latest ideas ressrd-
- and their constructor
I - from his visit viii be
r q new system. The contract
"A 2 a. building Of the road from
49, { DC angie OF Madison s'feet, Is
ssnsructlon beyond that have not
] ..s.,esmsr. OF yokes. rails aud STAT
~ m jss. a. soon As u can oc paf-
~ s..r.. The work OF digging the
~ s,r.cy sesun. win 60 right ahead.
-r,r,,s ZOE IaxkDiArE WORK
!. go leaves tonight for San Emn'
- e sill purchase the necessary ma
6,sss eunisg on OF the work
~ cas- 10 BE OPERATED.
:. rxs. srs placed IN operation, ten
~ = m. but this number viii probably
. |. . ineress.d The vast number Of
.1lsis have not been settled. but they
n ~nesed q ,hc work progresses. How
~ nj Be consumed in the building Of
a; e.rpot now BE- determined. The cost
-, ,sd exclusive OF the rolling stock,
-. and with II c!cse 10 soo'"o
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Received from WASHINGTON.

The ace4ssaa rssp< sling TIE Valentine scrip
va heen received 81 the land eeies AMI Is very
lspr one IL Is III effect the ssrss A. that siFea
in the selesrapnic columns OF the foST-lS sEiii'
cEScxx lew days sso. Asont sasS"oee "osh
~ sFeeo-tv is involved by .he decision Tea.
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OPENING OF NEW GOODS

We just received our fall importation Of new
goods. The latest In dress materials. novelties
In silks; fancy silks to match every shade. Our
own importation OF combination aud embroi-
hercd suits: no two alike: styles that cannos be
found elsewhere; new broadcloths; new weaves
In WOODEN goods. In our silk department the
values in black and colored dress silks. New
KID gloves Of the celebrated p. CentemeH & Co,
Fosters and Mathsr's makes: mousquctaire.
buttored and laced. full assortments. New
trimming: in fact you would think we tnrsed
our store into trimming store. We have every
thing thot Is new IN that lne New corsets.
Now oloaks. our hosiery department is over
loaded with new goods: new Cashmere hosiery
new Isle hosiery. new fancy hosiery; new cot
ton hosiery; Dev silk hosiery: new silk under
wear new wool underwear. new eaxOny I'M
derwear: now mefino underwear; new French
Asnncss new psaiu hannels: new fsce curtains:
new table lsnens: new napkins aud towels: new
Jerseys and gloves. We have Just opened the
Rrandest assortment OF goods nj popular prices
ever shown. Chester C.cary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22
Silks. Pushes, Etc.

Colored surahs, all silk, I'll inches
wide, at soc, worth Ssc.
Extra fine surahs, all silk, 81 inches
wide, at Ssc, worth $I.Io.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22

Rhadames, special line, colored, an
silk, FL inches, at 81, worth $3.50.
Silk pushes, all shades, I6-inch, q,
soc, worth 7sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22
TRIMMINGS TRlMMINGsl

We received large lot Of trimmings. repre-
sentinR everything that is new. in fact you
wouid think we Turned our store into . trim.
ming store. We are determined to make this
department grand success aud viii pay special
attention To t. As an Introduction We will
make o special sale OF trimmings this week al
one half regular prices. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22
ri,t.,.,c an, from. Europe.

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Fa.lsns. scla a. SessheTa FssshS aSks' es4'st'
NJ. Is - s.lss s.rre; hoefen h.1S-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22

TIE rev xress-cr Tssrhsyeu II oew esyGng
srSfgly MssYlay "Wednesday aud tfsf.aF, al T.
Ia .ar N aA.uoaa and posais e1 goals-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-22
OPENING NEW KID GLOVES

Centemcri's. Fosters and Msther's nndrcssed
mousquetaire buttoned. lac. q, fun lines. Chcs-
ter Cieary.