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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-13

Sanitary officer o. {. McGray has en-
tered upon the duties Of his position. that
o. inspector and overseer Of sewers. Here
tofore there has been no regular man Tor
overseeing the work OF connecting sewers
and many times outside parties have erok-
en- into sewer pipes aud made connections
which cloEgcd aud ruined the main pipes.
Permits will be issued By oficer Mcoray
hereafter for Ill sewer connections desired,
and he has been given power TO compel the
workmen to do the work properly. The
office has been transferred from the police
department to the street. commissioner .
roll. and the salary fixed at SIS per month.
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nm INV CRY rrxrrn

- = -
>. esseoe Ae1eSre4 - Tie Csunty
Co0DtanoeuesD ~ AetSsn-
1no question Of extendinx he city Hruits
W4s discussed and ACTED urrru ~ sss~ ~x.s,s,-
eli Iuesalex nf~i,e ~ : Z, .....--sss--s-
nerr,~f $3.50 - -. {.
49, s.sz-~ = - So.susy e11' afissloneRs e
- - veeo y sau. In wish
=. - c0nneu = % have Tie proper Steps
oe1oFe the Regular assessment =
made next mouth.
The bill provfdfn~ for ~ er4~r.,sv. "a
enlarxinw AZ cftv lsrxst. .,sd a-.ss-..s1 -.
en1ar~pnr, q, .~..s--- - - :. : - =.
- ssry. - sses1ons ana ., sets forth
r,.t~ Tsl :. .n'en me extension may p
err.vvc. Ws s.sS..ss =. = - .ozsoWs.
bossss q 49,. - - - e1ty councl 81
shail s. resoInfsos. = - -, Nsn g sIlAss
twenty-five 81 ft.e rrsf1srs s,r~n<.sd.~. - 49,
territory over which II 4 proposed % ersrnd
ns enspofsfs Iimtsa d any sueh city, town Of
sn9e. enau tn writing Join in TIE request ID
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BUILDING PERMITS.
A Record of Buildings Authorized b
Inspector Abbott.

A Record of Buildings Authorized BY
Inspector Abbott.
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday
issued the following permits:
James Weld. two-ssory frame. lot Q. block
L.. Jackson street addition; cost 81 500.
D. s Hyde. one-story frame, lot 4, block
ss. Rorem addition: cost, 500.
Edward Eehoe, two-story frame, lots
and 9. block l. Terry's fourth addition
cost. 81 SO.
P. Ber9uist. one ana one-half-story frame.
lot &. block 3. Sanderson & Bowman's ad-
aision; cost. $50.
q. Il. johnson. one-story frame, lot Is.
block Is. Jackson street addition; cost,
$50.
c. /. CatteIl. two-story frame. lot IL.
block Is, Jackson street addition; cost,
81 no
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Moritx Koch ana F. NJ. Carroll returned
from Slaughter last night. having visited
that place for the purpose Of starting
. camp Of sons of Veterans. at the re-
quest of Grover Post. No. 81. g. A. E., the
members OF which take deep interest in
the movement Over twenty applicants
signed the request for charter. and .
camp viii be Instituted in about two
weeks at Valley City. which name Slaughter
viii take legally. A meeting vii! be held
there Tuesday evening for the purpose OF
selecting name for the camp and TO elect
officers. General George H. Thomas camp.
OF this CITY, viii be there, and members
from Tacoma are expected 20 be present
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49, = - Begus II - City - -
- BssRssoxx H1nn-
As1Ae eommiseee meeting a. ths vhois
council I'D Tuesdsy afternoun 10 consider
We wassr supply q The cisv. Il uss decided
snAs uoFk would be h<gnn q the city end. On
zoe nagh RESERVOIR plan The distribution
pan vas Adopted - prepared b. Engineer
The council expressed the opinion thst
Ne asnsssmenf roll would Be 50 large next
yeaf. thas The 10 Per cent. allowed viii Be
sufncient 70 compiefs the entire water
woFks system - mapped oas BY Nj. W.
Hams within the uext two yeara II this
% nos TIE case then the city would have
tns two additional pumps which nave been
already contracted Tor, 70 help oat the city
unai such time - the pipe line 10 COM
plated.
The new pump line from the two addi-
uona pumps to b placed af Lake Wash
inks0n vail begin rs . sixfeen-snch main
tseiye-inch force main 10 the line Of Rain
Ter street. along Rainier street 10 the tine Of
fesier avenue. From the intersection Of
fesier avenue the nsain win be twenty
Inch pipe until il reaches Fourteenth street.
q which point IL Is intended 10 intersect
the main conduit pipe 90 be laid from
Cedar river into the city. and which passes
from the Spring Hin Water companyis
reservoir TO the proposed high service res
ervoif. The reservoirs viii Ehus be about
three miles apart
Al Fourteenth street the mains win
change to twelve inches and pass down to
Front street. thus furnishing an sddi-
tionai twelve inches OF water to The present
supply. The main viii then pass down
fssier avenue until IL connects with the
present spring Hill -ystem.
The next proposition is 10 connect the
tsenty-inch main on Yesler avenue with
The spring Hill reservoir on Fourteenth or
some convenient street. so that water can
be pumped into that reservoir by the new
pump-, or either set in case the other
should give out or something should hap
pea to<ither line.
A9officiai action was taken &C the coun-
clInesday evening, bat the whole matter
IN Be brought up tomorrow night. when
IL Is expected that further rep,rt on the
system will be presented 70 the council by
Engineer Williams
The work ri constructing the plant TO
bring m increased water supply from Lake
Washington. will require about tour
months. The improvement, which has
been ordered by the council. provides for
the construction Of . line Of pipe from
Lake Washington TO the city. IL will
be put three feet under grade and will be
put down along Yesier avenue and Rainier
street. Seventeen thousand feet OF sixteen
and twenty-inch main has been ordered
and pumps are now on the way. Ii will
cost about $4,000 to complete, and will
give work for city or sixty men most OF
the summer.
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MO TRANSFER

Two Lots ON Second Street Sold for
go, 900.
Crawford a Conover have Just concluded
the sale Of two lots ON the northwest cor
ner Of Second and Seneca streets. belonging
to Mrs. Epler. TO gentleman from the
East for conssd Grafton Of $4,000
With one exception. this Is the highest
price paid for business property on Second
street, the exception being the lot on which
the Washington Territory Investment
Company's building now stands. whish
was bought OF Or. Bagley and Mrs. Toss
for sal 900. A fine brick building viii be
nut upon the lots the coming year.
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THE BLorTER.

SUPERIOR oURr--LicHrKSBERa, ,.
Denson ". Washington stone Company
1elion 10 dissolve attachment: hearing
- tor Saturday. March Is. At p. nj.
SUPERIOR couRr-srRArros, !.
asosss H. Fairchild ". Mary G. Thorn
meet al.-Judrment granted on promis-
~ note for LOO; execution ordered.
pnosATE couRr--osBoGs, y.
Ihe guardianship matter OF heirs Of Fred
MI +. and Walter II. Palmer Final ac-
o1nt died.
kstate Of D. NJ. Crane Hearing on petit
IA to dismiss petition for distribution;
Gder Diminishing petition.
JUSTICE couRr--RivERs, >. r.
Martin Baldwin ". M. O'Brien-Suit for
- recovery Of scsSs. wages due: on trial
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POLICE COURTS.


xalef Given Fifty Seven Days-Charge
Againat . yaErant--Notes.
NepAen Harrington. alias John Sullivan,
~ Arrested by Officer A. A. Osborn yes
esday morning for attempting TO steal an
eeacoat pair OF gloves and Salvation
Amy song book from the bark Germania.
e vas caught in the act by the FIRST mate,
- y attempting TO escape fell into the
afoor. lie was fished out and handed
~ % the police. lie was sentenced by
sasascs Miller to fifty-seven days in the
eessy jail in default Of 500 fine.
seon Nelson, who Is At present serving
~ U The chain-gang for drunkenness.
~ = rstained on a charge Of petty lar
~ when his time expires. He was iden-
- oy . jackson street pawnhroker as =
tsdesf Of some stolen property. consisting
= edoe and broadaxe
ANN Graham. colored, was sentenced to
- days In the county Jail by Justice Mil
: of soliciting hotel custom without .
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THE RINEuaEr CORNER

An Arrangement Made by Which the
Tents VIII Gene Down.
The tents On the Rsnehart corner are
being removed gradually By the owners.
though those fronting ca Yesler avenue
are all standing vet
Major Rinehart has agreed to withdraw
his temporary restraining order. and with
in day or tive the city viii proceed to
tear siown the tents sfSll remaining on the
ground. The tenants are al preparing 10
move out Immediately. and IL Is probable
that the end Of the week viii fnd the cor
n~r al cleared ard ready for grading.
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1As Firm - sya . Bsyn ssns - tAs

1Ae Firm - syn . Bsyn ssns - tAe
Asylum.
l. G. Brownies. who was taken In charge
by neputy EheTif wooisrv. On Tuesday, on
m insanity charge. was brought before
Probate Judge Osborn yesterday, and after
brief examination Was committed 70 the
iasane zzylEm AZ Sseiiacoom-
Despite his unfortunate condition. the
vaearies Of Erowclee are at times iudic-
/6us. He insgines. as was stated yesser-
day. that be is partner in the mythical
frra. formerly Syn & Company. bat now
Bsyn & Company. packers Of meats With
branch houses al over the country. He
receives large prodss and Is quite elated
over his good fortune. for he used to have
bad luck and found il diIEcnlt 10 get aloag
AZ all When Deputy woolery found
BroEniee he Was hunting Bsyn & Co. 3
store. the location OF which be had forgot
ten Yesterday he found il but phantom
ike it disappeared someplace and was lost
20 sight Bat be knows he can find il and
proposes to keep right slong looking for
his partners until he finds them
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Machinery for the Port Blakeley Mil
Company's new tug Wanderer has arrived,
and the work OF placing 1t in position will
be commenced today. The Wanderer
when competed viii be the most powerful
tugboat Of her class on the Pacific coast.
The hull. which was built by Hail Bros, Of
Port Blakeley. Is q model of strength and
grace. When completed she will be COM
manded by Captain Ii. X. Struve, late Of
the tug Biakeey.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

ne pastor Of the Plymouth conrrega-
aaM church. Rev, George A. Tewkshury.
vhe returned from the East. resumes at
n's regular duties as pastor Of the
1afen. He viii be glad to meet its
nenoers and the memhers OF the congre-
.son at the prayer meeting this evening.
8 To-, and At the services next Sabbath.
may be found at 81 Marion street by
snc may wish 10 see him. The Satur-
: afternoon Bible class. intended for ali
sanaAy school teachers and for all who
s Incline 10 come, viii be renewed next
sanasy as 3 o'clock and continue an
~ taking up next Sahhssh's lesson.
las praaeht of Fishes. Luke Y: L.. All
y eordislly invited.
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r,,,, c.mp.ny ;. Wen.

Mr. J. NJ. Wrestling. Who represents Gov
ernor Beaver and other Pennsylvania
capitalists who are organizing the new
national bank mentioned In yesterday .
rosr-IxrEliIaExcxR. Yesterday said that
in connection with and supplementary To
the bank trust company would be organ
ired. having q capital Of $4,000, making
an aggregate capital OF $500 900 represented
by the same parties. Mr.. Wrestling seems
assured Of great success in his new under
taxing
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CITY ENJ0IrED.
y Yesler Stops Railroad
Avenue widening.
- DAY m ALL THE counTs.


<|zz S 6. ~~~.s. .4 -
- day MARKED supeIIoF court Pre-.
- yssserday. ne NOV import.ns
bane senpOI.Iy Iss.l ,.n.uk gsues
~ e sus s'ssI ''osn y - As.eu-
1nis ~ on . ). s1,s osousn. y
y 1eeseF I'm. ~ c'sy = snIo'n
eeeroscn'.s W" p.a1. =. Ply.
nln& nsusose 1seu 80 s.ss
e . : u'os1 ~ poI'sh. w - -
sees1nn = : n.sss :. - 49, s'o'ss
~ oFu.n.n. .s.s -. - 80 80. -.
He1lsos1 .venu ... anas. -, - e ~ s:.r
~ Fseceeoin4s ans'asuu y 'ns cssy
10y !, 49,
- asans wua," - n-eu yess
- 49, - - ..as - -. ' 49, -.
49, g 'ana ne. !. !. me ~ ,oo. - $50 49,. ~ .
-. :, -. "a, srs a.
AZ .(. 4. ,. ~. - ~ 49, .h.r 900.
!:s .... "a Mo, r. ~. saoction -
|I..;. ~. -, -. r,,on . vharf ~ te~n
= - -. q. iend vell pi.nked AMI occu-
zs - ~ 81 iii. IL further reci,es
II. z!1i..- ,,dsr the authority 81 the citv.
.s.s RI aiersnder. street comnissioney.
5... .:'.s s. ! force Of men who have
( - 1rnrfne no the planking and
diepossessing himself and
{ 7SSS< hpm further rights on the
n order 70 widen
- ayenue. - provided for BY the
$50. He prays The court that pend
! ~ Z ko6sIng ) temporary restraining order
r - - . preliminary 70 IN enJoin-
- 80 Ne CITY from iuf'nsr pfoceeu-
- hnaliy inst ne % awarded
- enount o. damages.
3 ~ no1 ~ quesuon wnefe .ne s.Iess
su1cners men commences "ofk -
= - oeuthvest corner OF hairoaa and
oa eesnuss. next 20 tne machine snop
M 1faser. and running souan ABOUT
~
& 1o1oe uchssnoerg wiz give nearing on
@ng seeming
s. DIVORCE GRANTED.
4 tDeses q divorce WAS issued by Judge
zIlf11nterr 70 Mary C. johnson from
8 1fu1ophef ". Johnson upon thu findings
8 - su1sree,s report. She Was allowed
20 kouushold furniture and costs Of suit
~ ufm - issued allowing her to change
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Alfred r. Kempster was drowned In .
mill pond 1t springbrook Tuesday morn
ing while working with boom Of logs.
He stepped on into the water and being
alone and unable to swim soon sank. His
body Was recovered soon after.
Mr.. Kempster Was the son OF Mr.. G. w.
Kempster, Who Il connected with the
SpringbrOok mill. He came out here last
October for the benefit OF his health. from
Chicago. where he was employed - assist
Ant cashier In the wholssals department OF
Marshall. Field & Co. Young kempster was
e years Of age at the time Of his death.
His body win be buried At springbrook
Friday morning Ut 10 o'clock.
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SBN-Nlsses al sool Jersey hsouses. doc each.
Chester csesry.
The r u. Drew Glass Company cs Minnesota.
rsenes. q parties - ho have pls- ed orders with
them tarrsxA their ternser 50 esrakn. Henry
Portland go mail ecTtss snd particulars OF sane
~ ossee 90 them. 50 ihas iaey eaa Gayc irr-re-
date st-csssun.
Until further nossee the sac cf Moorlant has
been uttedrAwn- &oore LAad Company.
0pe1sny ssw e-ess goods Chester Cicsry.
Csc TxpeTS - u SD4.s&
Opening new ssIks Chester CAesry.
aExrses ts1,aaAs IL agent fa- knox assa
opsRirg new g1ngEazs Chester Csex-r.
Tie ares stick e bats ssssSS srca Q.
Chartss Sses3ss4 II s. fse EA,Es-
OgpztEx nsw pozates ard A<rnstsfcAe1 en-
Arxscerssx ard aSsasc4nsA ChesEs- Cssasy.
oy<a3ng nex linens and kosxe furnishing
Eoos1x IAesfsr Gteary.
Fer f-ss-c ass Z os.s In tie Ns. an. cap isae -
e CAarses eosasse4n. sns nxis<x. second ssrcsL
Rear bestoz s4ark
op<Hins adv sgrssa In.is silks csessss
CseAEy.
Bry q fec tru-p-seed scsz as Ballard az woce-
la11 fzrk and sze kcu fhev viii Essxe yea
Eazey We hare q new sd4sssoa close u Dxz-
lei {nsses ca. e. Ssco1@ ss~s&
Pos1 Angeles properly IN svnkiscxse. 500 p<r
sAarw. w. Hugo Ss4 N q Co. reaeas sn1 T.
sans<ssoa esosk. Yss2sr avssze. tscs 81 Fro1s
ss1e<x.
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sssor J. ". Mehsn. Of Capital City Com
- 4SaA College. 10 the proud parent Of one OF
~. pResfesi and sweetest little girls ia pes
49, Last Water yctSie was severely
- with coa aud cough sAe eoasd no:
eas eoughed almost necessarily. PROBES
..eaan was induced by sriend 10 try Cham
- Cough Remedy. and VAS sssonishea At
nmcaiase relief is gave and cure
pseasced. He now says he would
Without IL Al any price.
-. - used many remedies for coughs and
q out proncnnees this superior 10 anything
=. !. ever usec before There arc two rea~ons
~ Snam eeslain's Cough Remedy Is especially
~. iot coughs. colds Group ard whoop-
0ssh In children. First. because Il
sSssesonahly the premrsess and
k<..s M1seose. Second. because n contains no
1ss-soes enessAnesa There Is not the least
- IN giving it to babies and SNAIL children.
ss.s.As have eecome aware Of these sacss and
~ assliy prefer Il 10 any other.
- sais By all DRUGGISTS. stewart 4 Holmes
Co. Wholesale sseasA
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THE SEATTLE . MONTANA.


Work to he Begun ON Terminais.
The board OF directors of the Seattle &
Montana Railway Company held q meet
ing yesterday morning and accepted the
franchise granted to the company by the
council. and agreed to accept any amend
ment thereto that may be maize by the
council. Their acceptance was nled with
the city clerk in the afternoon.
Vice President Clough aud associates, of
the Great Northern, subscribed for 99,95o
shares Of the stock of the seattle & Mon
tana Company, and the balance, or fifty
shares, is taken by local directors.
The directors are now busy getting the
deeds Tor terminal grounds. and when
these are all signed work will be begun at
The terminal and surveying parties will be
sent out
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cA.ms~r OF Commerce saaserirsiea-

Names are coming in RAPIDLY for mem
t.r.h,r IN the Chamber OF Commerce and
i, i expected that by tomorrow noon ali OF
the required M names viii Re down. Some
~ The ola members are hanging back and
Il thew do not come forward in time. new
n.m.s viii be taken in their place Score
,.-x XIV will give notice TO-DAY TO all de
i,rausnts aud viii he a, headquarters until
: 81 :. -, A., ,s~eSve names.
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All of the plans for the reception and en-
tertainment of John Boyle o Reilly, who
lectures in the Armory Sunday evening.
have been perfected. Nothing has been
heard from Mr.. o Reilly other than that he
left Boston March 8, but it is presumed
that he will arrive here as expected. on the
early train Sunday morning. Tickets for
the lecture are being rapidly sold OF, and
crowded house is looked for.
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To Di.peI Colds.

Headaches and Fevers, TO cleanse the system
efectuslly. yet gently, when cossive or bilious
or vi hen the blood is impure or sluggish. 10 per-
maneusly cure h.hstual constipation. 10 awaken
the kidneys aud liver 70 . healthy activity.
sxfa1p Of ffgs
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TEX To FIFTY Hougs sAyFn

ny taking the Northern Pacific vests saiet train.
leaves Seattle 500 9. ID. dairy No change OF
cars and I'll miles the shortest rcate To Chi
cage. Tourist sleeping cars through. placing
passengers in Jnson depot ten 10 City hours
ahead OF other lines A. Chtioerx. city ticket
agent, Ti6 Second street, Boston block; l. Tom
Kin. depot iscSet aEeas. SeAttle.
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The Western Union Telegraph Company
v~.sen,ay opened branch osfiee In the
,,,nstan hotel This company now has
So. hr.nch Offices In different parts q the
ss,v The other four are at the following
,s,;ass. Believae hotel. Seattle Transfer
rampany,s warehouse. cssy dock. and
80. fI.ks shore & Eastera depot
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soe-sl..e. Al wool ssrsy baou.e.. soc each.

9Se-A lire OF ie-butfcn length. addressed
moasanetasFe kid gloves. TIC pair. Chester
CleAry.
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ssArrx.x. wAsz-. A&rch IL. IsaoN
Special o~ies No L
fsonrsnsex 3. y ana ct this regiment are
ss~~sx ordered 10 assemble IN fass<ze nnsfcrn
= ~. srrnoyy On Tuesday. March Is. issa1 az
asessrk !, NJ sar Battalion e-ll
= Adistanss' call vsa Be sounded pseaps,y
II = 80 oNcsock p ~
a Fsesd and ssss vssl rsroTs 70 cosonel Hasnes
~ ssrne tssse and raseeA
Tee ssrun Eassn-. naat. sssi rzusic. ncr-
..-r rs.sssnea sssa. and . eesall Of ons naa
- s-axn Companies and = Zee right and len
r~u<re. xuides. VIII rescrs % sne ai.zsazt o.
s-pn "a BY order e<
sr~ss..t Cczcxxx J. C. HArxx4
NJ. sxAxrs Major AMI Acting A9sssaai
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Al The annual meeting ct the Puget
sound Telegraph Company. held al fors
Townsend yesterday morning. the to.iow-
Ing directors we're elected: Mrs ssFan r
Minor, Cyrus Walker. captain henson,
James Goldsmith and Jacob farsn. ise es-
r~csors viii meet in this city next wednes-
asy. March Is. and elect officers Tor TIE
ensuing year.
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Tokla Singernan & Co.

those new arrivas OF tlounc-
ings- They Just came in this
week and are another install
ment of tie superb stock We
have ordered. In point of
elegance and chaste desig n
they absolutely outrival any
thing yet shown. and the ladies
have been in raptures over
them for the past two GAYS.
That new ACCORDION pleat,
which is so fashionable. with
the exquisite design on Swiss,
really captivates an artistic
taste. but no more so than a
dozen other designs you will
notice.
Those Van Dyke points are
not only catchy in appearance
but most effective when made
up. These Van Dykes are
reigning favorites this season
and are particularly pleasing in
flouncings.
These founoings are in
Swiss, Nainsook, Cambria and
India Linen, and really, you'll
agree are extraordinarily pleas
ing.
The fret-work pleat is some
thing new, both in design and
effect. 1t will make up even
handsomer than it appears on
the counter.
These Val. lace insertions
have attracted the fancy Of a
great many of the "a lies. and
that is only natural considering
the many beauties possessed by
this lace and the delicate effect
produced when it is inserted in
a light India Linen or Swiss.
Now take a look also at the
new line of laces. We just re-
ceived these this week. The
Van Dyke prints you will notice
hold their sway almost undis-
puted. These are even hand
somer than those shown you
earlier in the season, and justify
the prestige held by this lace
on the popular taste.
The Eiffel Tower points are
the new lace for this season,
quite the rage in fact. and are
most happy combinations Of
the threads. The marked ef-
fects produced by this lace are
very striking and elegant.
These heavy dress trimmings
have just come in and are
already finding quick sale.
They strike the fastidious
dressers at once. and are some
thing which are not to be dupli-
Gated in the city.
New emoroideFies Yes, all Of
those you viii see on the counter are
shown for the first time. They strike
everybody instantly with ter beauty.
There is nothing newer in design in
the markess. and these ar a selected
stock.
The veiIings are also just received.
This Van Dyke point and Chenille
edged yelling is something en;ire'y
new, never having been shown in this
city before.
Those Ia Tosca and Polka Dot
MEETINGS are On sale for TIE frs, time
We feel psrsiculiriy sci satisfied
with the first arrivals q or spring
stock Of flouncings, laces, embroideries,
MEETINGS, veilings, Ct. the advsnee
guard Of which W arc now sf owins
In a few dags there VII be ttacr
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Fer bargains in real estate az ssiraon Bay see
chiioess & Gardner, room Q. Leweglyn. Dodge
building !,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-13
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We open and piace on sale today IN entire
styles. many attractive novelties Chester