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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07


EoaG ofsce, ne second street, Boston block
Charles Golastein = arrns seF Knox aasx
SO al silk meryeiisux dress quality re'suced
70 10 g. The sac. Chester Cgeary.
Fins eoAoged dress goots al reduced al the
sale. Chester SieSTxs
our prices during tAa sale vii eclipse any ever
Qaatsd GA me s0Ua3. Chester Cleary.
Fss erss-e8AS gos,ss Ia she Bar ard cap lias GO
10 Casrlcs 8o3ds7sin. tas hsEssE seeoad street,
neaT R9Staa eAeaek
oss papegS 8 eeuts bundle.
HeSGery ell sssig.eei Al tae SAFE. Chester CieArY
NAPKINS al reduced 1t she sac Chester
rae Black arsss materials all reduced 81 tAs
sale chester t.leSrg.
seAssss has sessaep and hAshhonse. corner
Nesser avenue Nu1 Front stres J. Y. "a ftansS.
proprietor, RooshlAek stand and lazlasafy oGssce
tB CUsaexttAr-
prres eoo~ss AZ reduced at tAe sale Chester
clears.
tesClaary.
Old varsrs e cents $ huadla
spTeAas al EsdRcsd a sae s2iA chssler
ClsaEy-
loves 81 reduced Al tas sale Chester caeAry.
a4acg.s a. roSHcea Al sAs safe. Chester t.seary
F5annels al sscuae1 81 Tie sails. Caesses
Cd papevs 3 eerssG hanala.
snsssvweNs al Tesuco9 ~ she sale. cAessss
Gear
ss&&A &sA as4Nte& - sac &AAA- Nsssskzk
R.2akess al re3aSs3 Al tSe sale C1sSseg
gseasy.
zss aae e ave essrs-233a sal.weel ia4iexs
ssAs a. tAe sac aetRo@t - 49, CAss.er
issgg
-. lsne spreads vosiurei . 80 - sAc sale
Gasesseg Cleary
Nsw ctr ssss eesapsiess - seaerr = owens,
e4gy c1gi AserS. Is naN EeA8F los ssessEeFF. Ap
~ ~ EssWAa&z i MAraeFa ssAZszeEs Sad fstsss-
1ng Company. FsgRt stFsSN
Wsnalex ~ the nss4nass car S.css szhs ala
ss,snsaeaca MaaaSy. 1sasagy 4 caaS3es Czsaxy.
Silks AZ ssxSGee1 CAsssez Cte&z4.
u~sss Fcsass-gSuaersss csstns sfoax g. tAe szlA
tsAesSeF Cesar
tx. T. 81 saan@1n- sss erEzst ts92 HsfA ; sea~
en- ggNetzrss gives pszssg As&g Ase&E1nG - a.
sNrDsss. gsygUNx as skssez&< k&ses- k1cszss4s2S
sgss1sFs.a ANez euEsHsa11S agergsaEs & IS
ks&zkyx. Seaxa AaA ssNs& and a. BLOOD 4as-
sAz&a We Asxs sR&9sAs iA1ssit5ez ~ sreAsAax
eansEa-G ARRAY Z $3.50 FsSz&s eAse4sNs sd A.
seFaxs ef SexzAss 2s&Ea&e& p4rws rpcEs -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
|gyCHING POVERTY.
~ County Commissioners
Asked for Aid.
,Oc9TDlsos or The BOARD.
-. ses ceunfy Bridges Ordered Paid
ee.ernssent FseId-soaes Hssnain
VITA shs Auditor.

-. regular January session OF the
....tx commissioners commenced yesteg-
- nsorning In the beard room. Chairman
<..sk AMI Commissioners Taylor and
Ta,slne being present.
shaas the first business whifsh Vas al
$500 70 was the deposition Of = large
$50 oil applicants for charity, who
ss.,s 10 Re sent 70 the county poor
- They kept coming in during the
- and not few cases 81 aGinas destifu-
s. 90 suffering came under the notice
a. board. The most needy ones were
...Ss.ea from the hungry and unfortunate
$3.50 Of uendicants and four
s.-nits we're issued by Chairman
Es.eA che lucky holders being taken oat
:. g. farm during the day. About dozen
ar applicants could be given no relief,
& IL noorhouse Is now oyercrowded and
= r.sFe can be accommodated Tor the
a<setk
large number Of general expense bills
~s.s sxansised aud passed upon and the
.sSsuuts ordered paid. Tie largest bills
..ss-nged we're those for the erection OF
ss.sts bridges 1be bill for the 2l8-fo0s
eessIe structure ever Squak creek. amount
- 10 S5s8, was ordered paid. aud
- BIZ for $3.50 for the ap-
s.asch 10 the briage over sarnamisil
esss. The Eqaak creek bridge il
old. substantial structure, aud Is built
! .sst very long time. The commission
= passed bills on the different accounts
snsanfing. in the aggregate, TO aeariy
Ngs0
There l. some read business 20 be at
kaEsd ID during this session which will
II lasa over two or three DAYS, but moth
IL 81 importance was done yesterday.
sahj0ined is the routine business:
APPLICATION REUSED.
An application, which Was received from
{ u. Anderson, county surveyor, asking
DC q transfer os the record OF the Geld
nstes 81 the government survey OF King
sasanly FROM the auditors 20 the surveyors
eaes. vas refused By the board, IL appear
Ag q them that the records should remain
b their possession.
LgAsE TRANSPARENT.
Il was ordered that the lease OF q. 4.
Baker Of the nwss see Is. % Il. r e, be
naeslas he having given up his leasehold
3 II Hoffman, and further that the
ssHusy execute lease Of the premises 20
Hoffman under the usual conditions.
RETAL LICENSES aKAkrEp.
gesail licenses 90 sall liquor were granted
q siullIeksen Il Lee. Madigan & Shields
sd G. II. MeSorles, Of Ballard. and
Thomas Watkins, of Black diamond.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT

Ladies' all wool scarlet vests and pants.
reduced from 81 to 50c.
The same, only timer grade, down from
81 rs to TSc.
Gents Derby ribbed all wool, from SIS
TO $i.a0 each.
500 dozen ribbed undershirfs ~ i5c each.
Mems mersno half hose, pairs for Soc.
See the wool fascinatora and infants
wool sacquea offered At unheard-of reduc-
tons. Further cuts are 20 be made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

A team attached To a Seattle transfer
wagon ran away last evening about 5
O'Clock. starting from the Rainier hotel
and running down Columbia street At
the corner of Fourth street the wagon was
tipped over, throwing ont the driver and
another employee of the company, who es-
capped without injury. The team continued
on. dragging the overturned wagon after
them, hut were stopped on the corner OF
Third and Columbia streets. No damage
WAS done to either the horses or wagon Ell.
cent The breaking Of the pole.
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an INK IASD OFFICE
TIE Last Lett In Port Anxeles-Tt
Record Of Yesterday


Record Of Yssteraag-
The last four lots OF sxnd vacant IN PORT
Angeles township we're yesterday secured
by George S. Bush. Of this city There
had been 10 purchases Of lots in that toNn-
ship fer over > year
Theirs we're three homestead entries.
four pre-enaption things and fvs timber
land applications recorded - the land
Office yesterday. rs follows.
Homestead eutrses-James n LeweiIeu,
on the southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter OF section -. township s.. range .
east: John Hogan. On the southwest GUAR
Ter of section = township -. range east
Marcus w. Heenaa, on the southeast quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter OF section q
and the west half OF the northwest quarter
ami the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF section =, township % range
east.
Presumption fllngs-Thcmas A. Wake
field, on lots and of section L. township
IS. range west: Thomas ". Moore. j.. ola
the east half Of the southwest quarter AMI
the west half Of the southeast quarter Of
secsion Il. township b. range east: Wall
lam BacnS. on cot 5 and the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section
4, township 81. range | east, Alpheus Cur
rant, on the northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter OF section q. tosnship y.
range west.
Timber land appIications-sriftlth Hun
ter. on the east half Of the northwest quar-
ter OF section II. township 81, range | west;
Arthur w. Grayson. on the southeast quar-
ter of section 3, township p, range Is wesi;
Lee l. Mccall, on the southwest quarter Of
section 5. township ., range 10 west,
Charles M. Bywater. on lots 8 and and
the south half Of the northwest quarter OF
section .. township ., range IS west;
Charles Gardner. on the southwest quartz
of section 2. township =, range Is west.
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pEesMRsm wEArmER.
The Last nenth the cotaes. TN ~

The Last Month the Coolest TN Ffve
Years.
ne United States signal service :. Port
s'kkeiey reports that the past month was
sas ssidsst hseenah Der since 1885,. The mean
e@reFa,ufe was 8 deg. white IN issa st
rs ~, deg. The highest barometer WAS
= sae sssh, when Il stood Sa "a. and The
@As<s on tho stu. aM The highest
sasrsFataTp Was GA the LIST. ~ deg, and
sas leSesi on the ", "a deg mean tent.
*sa'nse - The prevailing Winds were
s'aa NV north, southeast snd southwest.
s@s sotai amount Of rainfall and melted
N0etAA Sas inches The total sn@wfall
Us Inches snow ieil on the 9th.
- sssh, slsa, sltA a1d aist The heaviest
NessAll Vas on the Slih. when n inches
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
1.ootinv for Her sons.

A sad case OF restitution is that OF Mrs.
Miller, who lost her worldly goods IN the
Johnstown disaster. and came West To
find her son. Harry Miller, and her
brother, Villa N II. Hunter. The lady is
% years OF age and entirely without money.
She has been cared fer at the Florence
house, at the expense OF the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union. and today
an effort will De made TO get her 10 the
poor farm. Mrs. Handsaker. sl6 Third
street. who has interested herself in the
case, is very anxious TO find the son or
brother of the old lady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

striped Elder Down flannel, cut from 75c
70 Soc.
same. plain colors, from 81 TO 50c.
Linen Towels, red. down from $50 TO
81. 10 per dozen.
Linen Towels. down from 81 50 TO Sf.55.
Reaspreads. cut from 81 % 70 75cs from
81. 30 TO 81 from 81 20 81 so.
Especially tempting bargains are an
nounced in this department in table linens
and hedspreads.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

A line of Peasants reduced from 50 10 So
Navy blue beavers from $40 SO 10 IS.
Blue and seal brown Peasants from SIS
to $3.50
Camel's hair, embroidered sleeve. from
SOS TO SIS.
Remember. these are but samples. There
are dozens OF other bargains equally as
good See the Job counter OF cheap eloaks.
Also the prices ON childrens cloaks.
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rmE scuooL noAHn.

10 eaorom 81 Yesterdays Meeting IN
creased school Attendance.
The board OF school directors was TO have
nj last evening, but failing of quorum
Dc business was deferred until next week.
Superintendent Kennedy and Director J.
7 colkett were present and held IA infor.
ma caucus until o o'clock when they de.
esaed 20 adjourn.
The reopening Of the public schools yes
itsiAy Was marked by anotahleinerease in
the aissndaEee. At the closing OF the
schools nscefaher II. for the winter vaea-
ton, she total enrolment OF pupils In the
city schools was !. ssi3. now it Is S,7s3 show
ine gain Of 10 IN about two weeks.
Three new teachers have also entered into
she service Of the department. They arc
Miss Mary v. Brown. who Is teaching In
The Broadway school; Miss Lizzie q. Hill.
who is Substituting at the Madison street
shooi; Miss Adelaide Pollock, having
ketn transferred 80 the Central school, and
Mss Grace Martin, who is to teach In the
Queen Anne school as soon as the new
temporary building can he completed.
Professor orrin ), Jones. principal OF the
Denny school. Is seriously Ill with pneu-
nonia, and bis place Is being temporarily
allied by Mrs. v. r. NickelS. Miss Nellie
l h4mlin, OF the South school. and Miss
Margaret Z. Lynch are also sick and ab-
sni from their elassroomS
TIE two new rooms recently completed
- ne accommodation ol children living
g Vie district represented By The South
sseool. are occupied by first and second
raae pupils. taught hy Miss Nellie Clay
lea and Miss Kate Betaan.
Water pipes and other eenyeniences have.
sa'ing vacation, been put into the upper
soef q sae Central school for the better
recommendation OF the hlgh school and
fsAnfaar school pupils ia that building.
iae two new csassrooms Gu Madison
ss'ee5 Sill, Il is expected. he ready Tor oc-
sapaheY in about ;wo weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

This grand exhibition of The ancient city In
miniature opened 20 che public last night 81 No,
soa feSier avenue. quite large number WIS.
tied it and pr0u0ucee y she an1eSt aEstir ever
seen la this eoanfry. To see real city with Its
temples ana palares, aud its people moving
about pursuing their daily ayocatioHS as
natural as ltfe Is rare sight indeed such isthe
automatic elty 81 Jerusalem, Go and see il you
VII nnd Z Roa4 Admlsslon only IS cents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
SENSIBLE DKIcKLAYER.
lie Read the Observation-Disclosures and
VIII Get 100000.

lie Read the ''Post-lnteilIgencer" and
VIII Get 100000.
William Shields. the lucky German brick
layer who recently came into the unex-
pected possession Of the tidy sum 81 $780,
COO the news OF which was sent TO Chief
Mitchell with a request TO discover the
whereabouts in Seattle OF the missing man,
has been found.
He saw the item that appeared at the
time in the Posr-ISiEtLleESeER and lost
DO time in reporting himself at police head.
quarters lie said that he had been work
ing here at his trade fer some time past.
but will now quit and 90 immediately 10
Omaha. Neh.. where his money awaits
him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

Gustav Heinig. lad ahaat e years old
and son OF Emil HeinIg. who keeps sa-
loon on Second street near Columbia. had
his right leg broken at 1850 O'Clock last
night while sliding down the Main street
bill. He was taken TO his home near the
South Seattle scheolhouse IL. hack and
his father went for doctor, who soon ar.
rived and reduced she fracture
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Ar TmE rosroFrtcE.
steFks Up With tsetter Mail 90 IA
AesuFnluw Health.

slerks y With letter Mail 90 nAs~
Returning Besfths
AZ q the postal clerks. wlth one excep-
- sFs nov on duty. and she trouble ard
fs witch hAys recently heen expeF-
asss vita tae mails passing through Ne.
80 sooa b an event Of the past.
Is les'sgs are al distributed ana de.
'e'ss ~ 20 date, There Il a. accamWla.
- - . TAO weeks newspapers. etc, watch
- So y thoroughly cleaned np yet for
sssa' zen asys
rs MAKING Gus at the report 81 the car
aspAFtment has alsa heen DELAYED.
s 'eeaa1 asve been ready January q hat
- efisShs Of L has rot hcen commenced
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

All wool. 4s-inch Madonna cloth, all
shades. at Csc; worth 81.
Aipaeas, a5-ineh, at 2Sc; worth 75c.
Pushes, l6-inch, reduced from 5Oc 90 sc.
Surahs, all silk, pinch, reduced from
75c 10 sc.
Many more lines in which equally as
great reductions have been made. These
must be seen 20 be appreciated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

AZ meeting At the Rainier hotel tonight
the recently organised Washington Alpine
club will perfect organization and probably
elecs permanent officers. The committee
on consultation and bylaws VIII present It's
report This is the FIRST meeting this year
and Iarea attendance is exneeIed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

Seven men Ia the employ OF Eiee &
Gardner. the wholesale butchers, are down
With the festive Is gTlppe. Three are
drivers and four siaaehternsea. None are
seriously a. however. and are expected 10
ha Al weYk again in 4 few DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
IEAInrN

The interests af purchasers are often "iooked
astns' by the Wanid - guardians of strangers.
We recemmcad faHt persons seeking real hArs
"a rs ia propsTsy ef zeal value "a Is ske personal
Inspection 81 Mooi : 8 division. which Is oa
Htsen lake OK the boulevard on the new
motor line. Information a. headquarters. Room
s. ksigen block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

Kev. ;. AeCAsiam pastor 81 TIE CArlst-
San eh0rch Il Seattle. wil begin series og
meetings in the hall ~ nsgns hotsA. as
kdgee sgeF tonight At -. The meetings 90
continue The Aa.anee a the wrak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
pFgFEgTIY NATuRAL-

GREEN Lake Is the natural place for Seattie =
choicest suburb. What city hss Sneh lovely
BODY 81 wafer accessible 70 rs business quarter
The AXE has saere line Of over four miles.
ard boulevard 10 ieaf wide is being hRsIs
ssosnd a. tseod asaiax sale beating aud low
fare xill sitFacs the people. For property on the
ake apply a. Es0m S Niixen block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

II. H. Williams has heoa appointed a.
ssslans treasurer 1t the seattle, Lake shore
& Eastern railway. ia New YORK, and vii
proh&lIy arrive here February 10 assume
his aasics J r, Sheppard VII then SO q
kansas Nltx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

Al an election held hy the stockholders OF
the Bank of Commerce yesterday. the tOl-
loxing directors we're elected tot the com
ing year Richard Holyoke, NJ. n Rai.
lard. " H. lIewellyn. John II. Elder, r.
". Prosch. ". c. Hill. r. : Garretson. e.
n Case. 4. Il. spencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

II Is very iaapoFEsns sa shs Awe 81 v&st TIA
terra pzperess tANs sssas1s - rESasaas - re
sAsss And 81 re sac easily taxa eEoeeSahse -
TIE sssasscA asa Aea fAs a - nsiHee ans e
feess fssSsxsassk shaze qualities ~sr@e % fsss
q ss9 eze fssssek lazstfFe ga4 Eost geGsss Is
ssessae R1sssmM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

Hay ca = rxstas1e ssus sf tr4nSgssrssxfeH. Has
90 sessElx EHsx ae1sesassf hak On fSe sacgz
~ ssrg&H A&&r @besw nzn yNss nA&Ae q
eaaF&ssar AeesS a. a. y ssss1 = = NEFtSEa s
Yes cAa Aas he R,s<ssst ssh sse pzpqersF ~ fse
ssserssI pF.ees sz8 seFEus ApEsg Sk kEasssse
se7s ruNei 8 kGsENa ezae&
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LaCes and Ribbons

1000 yards Ecru Oriental lace at &c per yard.
I4-inch Oriental lace from 2sc to
Embroideries from 25c to Ioc.
Ribbons finch, all silk. from soc to a5c
Sash ribbons from 75c down to soc.
Fancy ribbons down from 81 to 81.
Hundreds of other articles in this department which
being simply given away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

Superintendent George y Suow has caua-
psetsd esreaiss 0ns and sNo Of The electric
re alarms system sna tAS woFk 81 putting
ID she alarm boxes isas hsggn. Tals viii
gxsusFs hat keN DAYS
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Y. ". q. a.
\. ~. a. 4.
s@sSr Report az she wsrk af shs
Association.

sahSF Report ef she Msrk af she
Association.
tas Believing i tie Fepovt Il the general
: ssssEy & the Y. NJ. {. A. saT the monta
= issosnl Der. ISSa.
saHev - sae rssasns raoHa Sisa
A2tsr ~ sae asaaa psaxes meegkn9A. 4sa
&ase =; sAsWr3Ay nggAs nAesslaxs. -
aAnss Is ssz'sssy sfgezs.ssoa zseassasas ssS
- g ssssefs resetVes ses younx aasE. 50
= se5ise written bs y0ans esa. sci
s.sf e ~ sesss los prayers. ~
~ q FsssesSsss egsssvsFxseaS a
s%sssss e rsaHs ahssgaei 80 ysx.ae s&a 4
Rae w. s~n
sfsaas ssosac2ai iFne Lea Aas eoslxAk. eesssS
~ asaeE san.sf fsss. - - -
ss'A -As4. AeaEy Mara ae0xAes.
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Clothing Reductions

In the clothing departments there have been lines set Out
at prices which be duplicated There especially deep
cuts chdrens overcoats and suits Hats have been marked
down In fact every department in the house has its special
offerings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

Sight is priceless Don't tritie with II. but call
on FL Clay Eversole, the scientific optieian, lliI
second street, for perfect fitting speetscles and
eyeglasses
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RAGS WANTED.


Cash VIII be paid for a linifed amount of
clean rags delivered at the Posr- INrEILIe ESClgR
pressroom before q m. Tuesday morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

Excursion tickets TO all points IN Europe and
England sold at Northern Pacific ticket office
No. : Is Second street, Boston block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

2-s1@ Fs+E t@tssf AAAtes8 sto8s, EEfHsz+
spiesF. eeorgs spaiding. Waiter
cont 81 the Tlrse c.rsesoa
Miss Jessie cosfhoa.
vocal solo se,eete4
Miss Jennie Hoaxhssn
The Maiden Martyr $500 Aaon
Miss Jessie couthouL
Niss ysssle coathoai-
Instrumsni4i Saet selected
Miss Julis chsmheriain. Mr.. I. c. Anen.
Vocal dnes. salecfs6
sertha cseeksss. Paul Hab8ara.
''surIy Tins IroAb.es'' Burnett
niss Jessie eouthoaL
Mrs.. 81 s story
''ShriAtmas ~ quarters ....-.4 Russell
Mis- Jessie couthoui
Male quartet s.... selected
MessrA G. Z. bowman. L. J. ColmAu, G. A.
C0lmAn. Sir smith
Tickets can be procured al the drugstore
OF Stewart 4 Holmes. corner Of cherry and
second streets, where plan Of reserved
seats can bs seen.
Miss Susan b. Anthon5, the famous
woman's rights advocatef and Ross c.
HouEhton. The Oriental traveller, who sill
lecture upon John Chfnaman al Home, /"
are among the celebrities that vii appear
az later dates.
The price OF season tickets TO the series
Of tive entertainments IS - and holders can
obtain single reserved seats by apply ing 20
Stewart s Holmes and paying . cents adj
diffonal
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THE 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT

Goes on Every Glass of Goods.
10 per cent off in Clothing Department
10 per cent off in Carpet Department.
10 per cent off in Cloak Department,
10 per cent, off in Hat Department
10 per cent off in Boot and Shoe Department.
10 per cent off in Domestic Department
10 per cent off in Underwear Department.
10 per cent off in Dress Goods Department.
20 per cent off in Lace and Notions Department
10 rer cent off in Chidrens Clothing Department
10 per cent off in Gents Furnishing Department.
10 per cent of in Every Department
gThe only exception is few articles which We ara
under contract with the manufacturers sell stipulated
price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

4 Series Of Es,sertaSnneass e. i@ Give
Fer Ia @Ae4at

= series q EStseftAinnente e be Esfven
Fer IT, @ME@Gx
Active preparations ase under wsy BIZ
Miss Julia T. Kennedy, city sapexfntsrl-
dent Of schools. for the series Of star
lectares or entertainments 10 be hsid in the
assembly hal 81 the Central school. IN aid
o. the school RSrary fund The inftiatory
entertainment ot the coarse will be given
tomorrow tWestnesaayl evening. TIE star
Of the occasion 10 Miss Jessie Coathoui
tkOothnel. . handson> and highly accom-
piished young elocutionisi Following Is
the programme
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Lals afown. tieFtfnae Hszarl fassge Scost,
Rita Sheppard. Madison soss. Hsrfssrs
spigeE. eecrgs spaSding. Waiter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07
Business Chances.

business finances.
Lime Property .asa se's On ., o sd I ia nS,
with al unlimited supply OF lime. This properly
has been partially developed and conEAins kiln
house and other Improvements To close up an
estate Al once the property viii he sold at barely
hall lis yalue. We especially Invite invessisa-
ton ofthis matter. Is We are convinced that Ii
is avery rare opportunity 70 secure valuable
property At a nominal figure.
prssE Vard Lease for ten years OF $50 acres
DiHh lalu OF land, together with wall
equipped brickyard nov In successful opera
ton. IS ,000
Hotel for Lease w TAe o s, .a sS'el y,E
ginia, win be leased for term OF years This
nne hostclry is nearly ready for occupancy IT
contains lss rooms. IS conveniently arranged
and supplied with gas. electric light and all
tha modern cnuvPnfeneaS