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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-30

Norfolk, Aug 2O-Arrived, steamers Leona
TNorl. Wilter: Eric [Brl, Taylor, Cardiff 10
New Orleans. Cleared, Eric, Taylor, New
Orleans.
Note-FOr shipping news and memoranda
see local and Geographic departments.
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BROWN IS IRON IL TIERS
Cures Dyspepsia, IN
digestion & Debility.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhDa. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle--Ad.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 70 Castoria.
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Steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore
John j Carolan, Agent.
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steamship Decatur Fl Miller, Baltimors.
Brig r. s Powell, New York.
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Shirt Waists.

CSC White Lawn Pleated and Hem9titched
Navy Blue and Colored Lawn and Percale
RULED and Pleated Waists all marked
down to.....,... ......................... 49C
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If YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out, really good fof moth.
ing, it Is general debility. Try
BkOWN'S IRON BLTTERS.
II VIII cure you, cleanse your dVer and giv0
good appetite.
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Steamship Banan INorl, Hansen, New York
for Cardcnas, Cuba, lin distressl.
Steamship Mara lBrl, Jenkins, Sapelo-
Strachan Co.
steamship PelagO [Sp, Baldo, Sapelo-
StPachan & Co.
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COMMERCIAL,
SGVANN4H MARKETS.
Cotton.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
savannah, Ca, Aug. -, 1873
Cotton.
Tho market is unchanged The sales to-day
.,o~s il7 bales There was good demand,
,rbich was freely met
~, the cotton exchange at the regular call
At o'clock the oficial quotations were bull
Ietined as follows;
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New Yor'y. Aug. .9,--Sub-trHaSurY balances;
Coin. S5i .5sG. 900: currency, 57,9S7.OO0
Cotton.
New York. Aug. %, l p. m.-Cotton dull;
miIdung uplands Use, middllnS orleans
a. O0d ordinary ollo, low mlddlIng
Z % ales III Dales ..
Futures closed steady, with sales Of l4l,SOJ
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Rice

There is nothing doing in the naval stores
market on account of the effects of the storm
OF Sunday night
Spirits Turpentine is quoted firm at "a cents
at the board of trade.
Rosin-The quotations remain unchanged
at the board of trade. They are as follows
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Pilot charts and all nautical information
win be furnished masters OF vessels free OF
charge IN United States photographic once
in the custom house. Captains are requested
TO call al the Office
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.

teamship VIM Crane Foster, Baltimore
N CarOlan, Agent.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived Yesterday

Wednesday, Aug 30, 1893.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Jew York. Aug. % noon.-The following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-01
1Hg HLOrrE1.
CRIMINAL pKrAsrxxSr-HrxEs, J.


Ths Pioneer Savings and Loan Company
w. e. A. Waise-orier confirming sale.
AeAiia Cove ct nj. vs.. City Of Seattle
Temporary injunction: denied; exception.
State OF Washington vs.. ]. W. Bailey
Motion for neS trial: granted.
NJ. helmick vs. III. Bacon ct al.--pe-
fauis and judgment IN sum Of $ssl;
signsi.
NJ Esries We. l. n. Bigelow ct ai.-Order
osiiGyine statement OF facts.
Nsrtiu faup Va City OF Seattle Notion
of "a ain,ih TO strike from records aad
ou.sa Ali rroeeedings; denied; exception /;
crxfsv that assessment roll be Quashed and
thai defendant produce certain records.
" III. Wright W. Il. c. SpraSue Defiant
aud Judgment in the sum OF N.'ss.s7'
Is! liam Cline e. ai. W. City OF Seattle
Temporary injunction; granted upon
PHI n 4; strive W. City Of seastls-sams
Reser, N. Lonssssn ct al. ". City Of
S..s.ie-Ou demurrer of defendant; lads-
me on restraining osie, granted. aossh-
ius s.reet grade tax assessment rosi
PROBATE pxrAsrNrxr-RrnEs- J.
r.t. az Frank Masthlas-order TO show
esu. set for Sepsembers; hearing OF anai
xes.suf,,. fxei for same date.
rate II +. Harr.son-F,nal account;
ste - 81 Fred MeLaughlin-setf for hear
ms september =
Fate OF Clara Hsnpy-oranss Jacobs
ap,ssn.ed administrator.
t~ss,. al Louis Jacohs-Septerbe her
fxeA for hearing Of petition for letters OF
administration
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ART streets.
aas ssat brought by r. N. Langstaff and
aels aeaanss the city OF Seattle to have
ss..eu TIE Decatur street grade vas de-
~ 70 hvor Of the plaintiffs by Judge
go Yesterday. and = permanent in
+ ua soreiddlns the sale OF the prop
os delinquent grade taxes granted.
] =. sne cause came on for hearing the
aied demurrer. which tho court
'saed, and the parties having agreed
sAaa upon the demurrer, q Judgment
sai1. ''''
- y. strive has brought action TO stop
ae OF property for street grade tax.
&seees that he owns lot ID in block ~
: a A. pernv's addition. On February
BE alleges tAe city council PASSED
= ~0'nanee providing for the fixing Of
boundaries Of the assessment dis
!. ses the grading of Stewart stree, and
- TIE southern boundary lire of this
= ssens district was fixed 81 the mid
-, e.oek =. A. A. Denny's addition,
- including in the district strip OF lot
NJ strayc alleges that the city Of
.ssss Is ret satisfied with assessing this
1'e aio2e for grade tax. bas that !, has
:. 'sssd the whole north half of the 10, 10
snoaa, OF SIS 81 He claims THAI this
>sasen; Is veld. irregular and excessive.
rants City Treasurer Adoiph H.us
aso sron selling the properly ior
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and nov By Eva ROsseaL 81 must -
her. be said, III don't I shssi did"
Pisscs thought he vas morphine Eend
sat kept on qusss;oning him. Thea Cat.
teriin told thai be and Myrtia. .'his wife, /"
came here from Portland two months ago.
He was in the read estate business there
and at Salem. bat she would not sessis
down and came to Seattle. He followed.
and they i;ved In the Phnnix hotel until
she sos tired Of him and Isis his room SAN
day. He gos her back once. bat she sens
him TO ees snrne chicken and while he uas
absent escaped. Pierce tod MIN 70 90
home and 10 bed and then ieSt him.
Twenty minutes later he was called up
TO room % In the PA1nix hotel. uhsrs
Catseriin lay en- the bed In convui-
sionA He yelled for . doctor and
said he vas going 70 die. On the
table It the head Of the bod was .
large bottle Of shirts al camphos. half
gone. He vas accused Of trying 10 kill
himself, ba. denied IL and cried for
doctor. Assistant City Physician Willis
answered the cali and brought him out ali
right In fact the doctor doubted II the
patient had done more than make fake"
attempt on his life.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Rosseli ~
ceivsc note from the hose. saying that
Catseslin bad LEI: the city. This il
doupssd By the girl. Who Il afraid Of her
former lord. At the house Il Vas said
last night that Catteriin desersed Q wife in
Marion county, Or. and eloped with
Myrtle. . l9-ysar-old girl. bringing her to
Seattle. where she entered on . life Of
shame She 60: tired Of supporting him.
and left ~ the first opportunity.
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nEeLARHs THE CONTRACT VOID.
ssaAss ~ Resl Esea - BPisgs Aetleo %
Recover 10.


H. H. Peasc commenced IN action In
tas superior court yesterday against 8.
Bsxtsr and Guy G. Phinney. the purpose
Of shich y 70 recover posssssion Of GER
t1a raj sstats and 70 have an agreement
fss sAs sale Of the same made between the
taasati6 and defendants annulled.
TIE complaint states that on August 0,
!, jSss H. II. Pease and 8. Baxter and Guy
4 L fhinney entered into IN agreement by
sasch Feass was TO sell to the latter par.
sss lot 0 in block Il and lot 10 in block J,
A. Denny's Fourth addition. with eli
Epaftsnances. The purchase price VAS
g 900. able in i've equal instali-
Esssts. and any balance which might re-
Hxn unpaid vas to be paid on or before
Aaxsss g 1897. There Was = covenant by
sath the vendor was allowed 10 declare
tAe contract void in case any Of the pay
fsa0 were not made at the time agreed
sssa. and also in case the property WAS
sa sept properly in repair aud properly
hseFsd. The vendees. II 10 alleged. went
hss possession immediately, and since
kaa hare occupied and sub-let the
sfsnises,
The plaintiff now claims that an inter-
~ payment which fel. due on June q has
EHained unpaid. aud that he chooses to
sssiAfs the agreement void. Also that
We proper insurance has not been kept on
I ne eaiidings. thus violating one OF the
\ esssaants. He alleges that due notice Of
, sas determination on his part has been
tl~n TO the defendants, but that they re-
1 % 70 quit the premises. He prays tina,
saes this agreement for the sale OF reai
Ssass OF record and cloud is upon his
sne nat decree of the court may 10
ksassd eaneciiag the instrument and di-
seaax reconvey anec. and restoring him
possession. Robert Croft and the Bank
: ofssssh Columbia are alleged to have
o. some kind upon the premises. and
male defendants IN this action. rs are
sasiie Soap Company and Fred Grit
.sf. sho are tenants of the defendants.
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New sutss riisA.

This following new suits we're died In
the cssice Of the clerk Of the superior court
yesteEfay:
Chssies Hart w.. Adelbert von Pesesn.
tine suit 70 recover $34i on promissory
note
Gussavc Winehili W. w. A. Morse-Suit
60 rer1aver $2N back rent.
6ustave Winehili ". w. A. Morse and
Bick.ston & Bell, a. garnishees-Suit ia
recover $S35
III. II. Pease ct ux. vs.. g. Baxter ct al
SUIT IA remove cloud on title by cauceling
sale - real estate.
n. u. Strive vs.. the City Of SeattIe--Suit
TO vsrsse assessment Of grade tax and re-
s,ra.a sale Of property for delinquent
4raun tar.
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Co.rta a.d P.hlie Omeee.

Lice nses to wed were issued yesterday
for Da sid 8. Norris, Of Blakeley. and Ma
tilda sohuson. of BOISE. Idaho: and 4. l..
Loean and Minnie A. Moore. both Of Seat
tie.
There were seven presumption flings,
az homestead fltings. two cash entries and
two fsaal Homestead entries in the United
States land Office Yesterday.
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IS A NEW TRIAL.
avr Bailey's Case to Be
Heard Once More.
! aEax ron TWO JUSTICES.
e., -, - Cesasy fes RsessasA~
- snpsss 0ssu1s Caeee-Mev
nnSao-Ihe Dsoeeoss

; s,;aW. Dnassy should b the hsppiess
- = King county. His motion
~ - 6jal vas gFastsd Yesterday ~
II -. sho held that the evidsnes
81 = - trial would not Justify
4fnurder in the second dsxrse.
& ~ go UaEiey wss consicssd hrs astor-
/ "a q - motion for new trial and
- r ~ several siBdsvits. When
: - I1m Uns heard yesterday Bailey
- Ct accompanied BY his attorney,
x 60. Who made . clear and con-
& - eGuGns In favor OF the motion.
{ ~stioe shout m hour. He confined
1920 1n,ony 10 attacking the evidence
8kokes1 - the trial Presenting At
& - - msds brief srgumsns for about
eesnasssrs 81 IN hour. JUDGE Humss
y s1iisssl ~ evidences given at the trial q
#uss;lnngtA md then announced that IN
4 $3.50 Il voalA not justify . eonvie-
- ~ noes than nanstauehtsf. This
${nlrsf = somsthing OF surprise 20 the
Erass1dag caesm
i ~ soaoenest q the crime Of which
xntsev 80 convicted u - follows:
/ Icy - anoGhoe eo,ofsd coal miner q
f1svsssele. naD6 John D0wnie, were
I eIsn:s foe ~ h1nA q Kitty McCiaine.
xeho W. q ~ tfms q ~ murder living
FussH .Downie = NJ nietsoss. On Sunday
[nst~rnoos, May n, ls9e Bailey came to
Ne bouss q Ma Ella Jordan. . colcred
kosasin living - Newcastle. and 6nding
IA rival shsrs picked quarrel with him.
s ltssxAi blows wess exchanged and the
I aen clipched. This II Ill that was sssu
B - asy Of ths witnesses. While the msn
~ aieas In the room four shots we're
eterd sad the door was opened aad
kb4eHb rushed out shouting that be Vas
6 ~ l. death. He lived . few hours. and
~ .iesying IN ante-mortsm ststemsnt
#DAea ~ not admitted In evidences ~ the
AL: Bailey gave himself mp at once,
90 q sxamins alton before justice Of the
pesuas held 70 await the action Of the
tssi6e court
s IA tslal VS. begun on June ~ and
s9 40 days. The verdict OF the iurv
~ iiuedss Ia the second degree. All Of
Us si1neooes. with ono or two exceutions.
e,tsslfks the murderer and his victim.
eiesid, and the. trial aboundsd With
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tsaefs-RsUs1ao 0aeoeSo.
The county commissioners met yester.
day morning and again rsscmsd the
White river ditch matter. No nnal oispo-
sition Vas made, but the entire matter Vas
given over to Assistant Prosecuting Al
torney Mcbride. Who will draw An order
covering the question. This order win b
6ied probably by Thursday.
The bond OF Fred Noite. ovsfseer Of road
district No. 81. was approved.
X. J. Longworth's petition for statement
Of tax was granted. Same action vas
taken with petition Of r. Alternately s0r .
tai statement
The bids for the improvement Of the
Curnan road near EGdyville were opened.
Proposals were a. follows: John Shaugh-
messy. $s9a: J. W. Perkins, $3.50; A. r.
Chaffey, $3.50; {. b. Dawson & Co.
$l.9SZ50; +. J. Curnan, $l,lll: RUSSELL &
Mersel. 1888: Flynn & 2ockmark, 1000:
G. R. Lubken. $500 No award has yet
been made.
Bids for the construction Of . bridge
near the POWER house 1t Coal creek were
opened. and the contract was awarded 70
A. e. Chaffey at 80 per foot.
The board will meet again next Monday
ct 10 .. m.
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HIS suPPoRr WAS GONE.


Ernest Catterlin. . dissolute character,
who has been living on the earnings of q
woman named Myrtle. who passed a. his
wife. attempted to end his life yesterday
morning in the Phoenix hotel. at the cor
ner Of Washington and South Third
streets, because she refused 10 support
him.
About 2 o'clock Officer Pierce found q
man on His knees in the entrance to
Washington alley. At its junction with
Washington street. He was praying and
acting in such a strange manner that tho
officer intsrrogated him aud learned that
his name vas Ernest Catteriin and
that he wanted to see Myrtle. who he said
had deserted him to enter the giIded pal
ace Of sin formerly kept by Annie Wilson
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Ms. HAss Tahes NJ. Winssechss' R1acs.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Melvin G.
Winssack severed his connection with the
county prosecutors Office yesterday. and
his Successor. Daniel W. Bass, will assume
the duties Of the Office this morning. Mr..
Wins,ssek received letter Of regret and
comE.endation from Prosecuting Attorney
Milles 10 response 70 his notice of resigna-
ton. After the sessions in the justice
courts closed yesterday afternoon. Mr..
winstsek made . parting speech to Justices
Caldwoil and Humphrey. Justice Cald-
we'll replied concerning pleasant relations
in the past. and hoped they would con-
time in the future
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esdnqUsat sssds sax ana thas - sspsss-
nfas nay b 80 ass39 4 tempoewy In
Juncti6e vss granted By Judge Humss
snd tie esss will coms Up for hearing On
wednesssy. The boud was axed q Ssoo.
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Tn. will Of the late DR.. f. L. Smith Was
flied ia the Office OF the clerk Of the su-
perior court Saturday. The whols estate
10 iefe 70 bis daughter, DR.. Belle Smith,
who il &lso named As executrix.
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Gilbert Russian. who vas hurt In tbs Gilman
mine b. = large lump Of coal falling on him. -
slowly improving
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Ssaool. county and city warrants
v.mt.s Washington Timber Loan Com
pasY. roor, Is Halter block
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EALTH Is

II i the natural result Of economy, pru-
denes and The taking sdvansass Of ones
opportunities
II 10 the result Of regularly saving some
thing out OF ones income and investing Il
iudic;ously.
The rich men Of today have nearly eli
known the day of small beginnings. Very
few Of them we're born With silver spoons
in their months. and what they hare doas
any person Of good common sense and
fair ability can accomplish. particularly in
such = rich investment field - Seattle AZ
fords.
One main reason Why more people do
not get on in the world 10 because they
think saving . few dollars . mopsh 10 too
slow . process They are discouraged II
small beginnings.
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Embracing most extensive and interesting list Of genuine
bargains Every quoted price is positively correctly stated
We invite the attention Of every the the methods
of sales in these departments and the Of the
auctions make.
$1L85-MENS EXTRA FINE SUITS
$50 Fine Suits in Cassimeres Worsteds and Cheviots
reduced from $lS Sac and $aa. so to $iLS5 suit
$785-MENS LIGHT SUITS.
900 Fine Sack Suits in light and medium coors reduced
from $Ia and Sis to $7S5 suit
$5OO-MENS SUMMER SUITS
Another lot Of IS Suits reduced from $ro and Sra
suit The greatest offer Of the year.
S285-MENS DRESS PANTALOONS.
400 pairs Of Panaoons made up in all the latest patterns
reduced from 81. S. and S. to Sass pair.
$175-MENS PANTALOONS.
800 pairs Of serviceabe and Pantaloons reduced
S. and S. so to $I7s pair
85c-JEAN WORKING PANTALOONS
600 pairs Of genuine Kentucky Jean Panaoons reduced
from 81 so to 85c
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= 1esspesssy. 1AouDessoo Aananne ale
- RreDessy nefnseA.
Inc hearing On appIicasioa foe : tem-
esasy snjuncsion In she ease a AousiIa
Uovs vs. the city Of Seattle came IN b.
s0re J.dss Hnmes yesterday. Il vas
sought 20 prevent the sale a. tha $1,000
pscpsssr - the tax ssie which beeins To-
asy unssi sfssr nnai decision. On h.
hail OF she property owner, i v.e err-eA
inst tits esswast str>et a..e~e-e.t -.
- o. sns most erisvousiy unjust and
$1,000 assessmsnts ever impesed
sPou we people OF this city. The property
ons" nsd pssitioned for = convenient
.' saen could have been sradsd at .
w fsssonaols cost. bat the city council
me- ssaitrsfiiy rejeetsd tho petition and
oiusrea sns street grsdsd through Denny
aui. 70 spses Of oil protests. thus throwing
Z sseea sxpsnss upon people 10 whom Il
coa'd In Of no benefit vhatever. Never.
snesess, shey were assessed under the old
snsfssf under whose provisions the work
nsd been ordaiued and completed. The
propess Ovners concluded not 10 object,
Pvt . saat time the supreme court decided
snss TAG Old charter VS. dead and the -
sessfnens must b made By the front foot.
ne nav charter provided that unless The
ooe ~ immediate payment vas peti-
ssoneo log The council should osdsr such
work 70 b done On the bond system, which
uooid give the property owners ten years'
VINE IN which 70 pay Il. bat again the
supreuss court stepped In and declared the
oond systsn unconstitutionai. Il wss
pointed out thss IL the temporary iniune-
sson ~ers efantsd and judgment we're
anaaiy given Tor the property owners no
antastsss voaid - done.
Council tor the city contsndsd that II
sne saas we're NOT permitted 70 70 Cd and
)udgmsat should b eiven Tor he city. the
properly owners could then ct mp that
the city had exhausted its authority 20
eeli tho propsrty. there being NO provision
Tor sac later than thsss weeks after the
6rst day.
The court announced that it would not
grant aay restraining order unless the city
council could b shown 70 have sxcseded
tts ausaority In ordering the work done.
The ms.its Of the case we're not under dis
cussicss, and IL Vas manifest that there
would 10 great hardship indictsd, but
nevertheless the council had the power 70
order .sse street graded. and he should re-
tnse the temporary injunction.
The attorneys for the property -owners
took exception 70 the ruling.
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Gussave Winehill yesterday brought suit
againss Willard A. Morse to recover $50
alisged to be due from plaintiff - back
rent q the North western hotel. on Com
msrcias and Main streets. He alleges
that liz Nay. 1901. Morse rented the two
upper floors Of the hotel building ct .
rental II $50 per month. While he doss
not deey that the rent for all Of the time
prior III juno I, 1888. has bsen paid. he
alleges 4hat the rent due for the months
Of Juns and July, 1898. with the exception
Of W.. 10 still unpaid. and that payment
has besn refused. He demands judgment
for $2ss and SIS for attorneys fees. He
ailsges that the defendant 10 about 70
leave The building. and that he 10 in
DANCES Of losing the rent. upon which &C
count &c asks for . writ Of punishment
againss property Of defendant In charge
Of Bisksrton 4 Bell The writ wss issued
YESTERDAY afternoon.
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Barnett. Triple Exssaesa Ieaeh = SIS Frea'
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BOYS and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.


25c-Knee Pants reduced from soc ooc to asc each
5Oc-Knee Pants reduced from 81 and $2s soc each
95c-Chldren's apiece Suits reduced from s. to csc
$l45-Chldrens apiece Suits reduced from ST. 50 and
S. to $1.4s suit.
$IOO-AlLWoo apiece Suits reduced from 81 and So to
$5oo-Boys' Long Pant. Suit. reduced from $40 and
Sra to S. suit
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
l5c-MENS COLORED HOSE
so dozen Coored Hose reduced from asc and soc to lsc
25c-MENs BLACK HOSE
10 dozen Mems Fine Fast Black Hose sizes g. oH and
reduced from soc and 7sc 2sc pair.
SPECIAL NECKWEAR REDUCTIONS.
dozen Mems Ties. in all the latest styles reduced
EACH reduced from soc Isc EACH reduced
from 75c asc each.
75c-MENS WHITE LAUNDERED SHIRTS
IS dozen White Laundered Shirts reduced from $7 and
ST.. so to 75c each
95c-NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
dozen Stanley and Neglgee Shirt. reduced from $so
and s. to CSC each
5Oc-MENS WHITE SHIRTS.
IS dozen odds and ends Of White Shirts in peated and
fancy bosoms. reduced from $r.a5 $3.50 and $L7s to
soc each
1Oc-cHILDs STRAW HATS.
dozen Chdrens Straw Hats reduced from 7sc and soc
o each.
A genuine Clearance Sale Of all Our Mems Hats,
CLEARANCE OF UNDER WEAR
A sweeping reduction in Mems Babriggan Underwear
Reduced 75c $50; reduced from 81 to soc reduced
from $3.50 to 75c
NAIL ORDERS FOR SPECIAL C0oN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-01
CLEARANCE OF UNDER WEAR.

A sweeping reduction in Mems Balbriggan Underwear
Reduced from 75c $50; reduced from soc; reduced
from $3.50 to 75c