The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-05

south Third - effort q Ascueas1cs haA
oesa 0ade. - oaly excspts0ns hsine The
hqu0s seors II l. JaAs 4 Co. H. Rookssy
Restaurant and the Boston Bakery lunch
hessA o. Jacksea and Conmefciai
ssrsses dseoeasioas vssU also The exesp-
uon- The Windsoe hotel was decorated
wa bunting and svefgrsens and % were
We SeS kngisnd sample roo0s and hoesl-
nefe 80 seen aea1u banner bearing the
words &c. n r. z Welcome" Bannsrs
oeafin9 the sasns words were over the
Diamond and Esmond saloons. as Corn
msfcaal and Waahington streesA The
Branch cafe 80 decorated with bunting
ana over the dooe vs. large charcoal
dravinx Of Janss J. hiii.
The Stewart 4 HolDss Drug Company
nad neat display 81 nags and baasins IN
their uiadowA
The Goidstaia Hat Company sAovsd .
PRETTY arrsaRsmsnt Of aaGs over IT. door
way and Danish cross al hunslns in sach
window. L. A. Treen 4 Co. vere also
ornpsd. The NeDOuenll & Southuiek
Company showed the national ccioss in
vss1ous arrangemeats In every window on
the second and third HoorA Over each
door were also large square shields Of dags
the eeatfa! shield the voedA Welcome,
q. y. r R."
From Cherry 20 Columbia street on
yroat every house had . reminder Of the
Fourth 6tmison Broa- and Albert Han
sens stores we're pssttiiy drapsd and the
san Francisco Shoe Ssors. H. Clay Ever
sole. ]. II. Calvert Company. the Seattle
Bazaar and H. Hershberg 4 Co. > we're oil
ceeosatsd.
In the square on Front between Coium-
baa and Marion. two estabiish ments we're
especially we'll dscorated-she r. N.
kasin Clothing Company and the
Seattle Hardware Company. In the
latter iares days we're draped com
plstsay around both it, large windows, and
on the Marioa street side bunting 81.
tended the whole length. Inside the
windows the display was very 6ns.
Among other things. il included . row.
boat risged to resemble = tvo-masted
schooner. drsDsd in dag The north
window WAS . mass Of patriotic color.
On the east side Of the square bet seen
Marion and Columbia, the establishments
OF J. X. Basye. Gill 4 Gill. Axassis q Nc
Connsil. w. c. Beck aud the Golden Eagle
clothing house remembered the day.
Hyams. Pauson q Co. Also showed dass in
profusion.
The Frye block Hotel Sssvsns) showed
Gags on ell four upper stories On the
ground door IN attractive display was
gotten up by Latour & Co. on the corner
Of Marion street The whole front Of the
awning showed the national coiors. The
Golden Rule Bazaar. Lacy's shoe house,
n. II. Thedinga q Co.'S hard ware sstah-
lishmeut the japan bazaar. Lamont &
Mcclellan and the barber shop at Front
and Madison were Ill decorated. On
the west side IN this square Bennett 4
Hull, IN The corner OF Nasson. displayed
beautiful interior with hangings inter-
twined with the national coIors. Leithsad
4 Cawisy also showed various devices In
rcd, white and blue In their vindows. The
bodega. In addition to the patriotic coiors
displayed. had row Of japanese lanterns
over the DOORWAY.
Between Madison and Spring strssts
John Schram and o. 4 Psttis displayed
many small dass from the second and
third story windov2 Al the headquarters
OF the Western Central Labor Union, at
Front and Madison. the building also
occupied by the Louvre restaurant .
beautiful arch Of ar bouahs Wa arranged
over the sidewalk on the Front street face.
On both the Front and Madison street
sides we're also heavy row Of Or trees, al-
most hiding the lower door and the en-
frances. Haven's drug store. the head
quarters Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company and the other stores in the
block on the northwest corner displayed
some beautiful drapine Of flags.
At University and Front the Hotel Dill
Ter had IN elective display Of stars ar.
ranged In bunting and haneings Of the
same material on it Front street face.
Little csnopies Of bunting were arranged
over the doors and pictures Of Washing
ton were displayed In the main entrance.
o. W. Lynch 4 Co, directly opposite in
the Arlington block. had their windows
neatly arranged With days. The West
Minister and Nicolett restaurants, in the
knight block. just below the Diiier, were
draped in bunting and displayed tir on the
sidewalk.
The Arlington had two long rows of
bunting arranged the whole length of the
Front street face and displayed picture
Of the old city hall at Philadelphia where
the Declaration Of Independence was read
to the people. The Y. NJ. C. A. building
~ lsl7 Front showed some bunting. and
the stores opposite, including the Aloha
store. had display Of fir nougha.
The first displays on Pike street were
those of the Boston kitchen. on the north
side Of Pike. aad the Junction coffee house
opposite. The latter had very neat and
pretty arrangement Of bunting in its show
window. q large flag making . canopy,
draped from the top and sloping inward.
The outer frame Of the show window also
contained festoons Of bunting. A row of
FIR trees on the ou,er edge Of the sidcw ak
almoat hid the door from view.
The Snoq1aimie hotel. in the next
block. displayed flags from every window
on both upper floors. The Abbott, be-
tween Third and Fourth. made q fine
chow Of hass along its front The Cam
bridge restaurant, at the corner Of Fourth.
was surrounded on both sides with FIR
saplings around the sidewalks.
At Fifth street Provin & Mexican had
bunting displayed on their show front.
Spc.ger & Hurlbut. in the Ranke block.
had their window frames neatly drared
and a small arch OF red. white aud blue
bunting over the doorway. lsoren,xe &
Kaiem, AZ ssxth. and Chspin's store. on
the same corn.r. show reminders of the
day. the former Ia evergreen and the lat.
ter with q liberal show Of tags
The Exhibits Of Native Weoda
The samples OF native woods in various
styles of finish exhibited by Baker &
Richards were enormously credited 10
the Seattle Cedar Lumber COMPANY
in the article on the palace ex-
hthits In Yesterdays posr-Ixrr,,,