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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
GILMAN SOCIAL NEWS.

GILMAN, Dec. 81. Special. Tho NJ. e.
Sunday school gave an excellent enter
tainment, consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music and Rotations, at the
church Christmas evening.
The Gilman band serenaded q number
OF the leading people Christmas eve
A number Of Gilman people attended the
Eisteddfod at Black Diamond Christina as
afternoon and evening. Several took part
In the contests. Thomas Harris won the
prize for writing an essay, and Prof. Davis
was awarded the prize for delivering an
impromptu speech.
A special holiday feature here was q can .
ing given 10 Superintendent J. L. Parker
by the foremen and friends of the Seattle
Coal and Iron Company. o number of
whom met at the residence of William
Ellis, outside foreman, on Christmas eve
and proceeded in body to Mr.. Parkcr,s
residence, where they surprised him at
dinner. Mr.. Ellis. representing the men,
made the presentation IS follows: "Ac-
cept the cane as token of our honor and
respect Nay ii be an ornament in your
youth aud q help in your old age. We
wish You a merry Christmas" Mr.. Par
ker. was so surprised and moved a. FIRST
that be could not respond. He recovered
himself. however. and thanked the men in
appropriate words. The cane Is of ebony
with . heavy gold head beautifully orna.
mented. inscribed on which are the words:
Presented 10 ]. L. Parker. Christmas,
fS12 ~
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A New Years Ciss H.r.,a.a.

stomach Bitters has been the growth Of more
than . third Of . century. As In the past, the
coming new year viii be ushered in by the ap-
peasanee OF . fresh Almanac, clearly setting
forth the nature. uses and operation OF this
medicine OF world wide .sne II IL we'll worth
perussl Absolute accuracy In the astronomical
calculations and calendar will. a. before, be
valuable eharaeisristlcs, while the reading mat.
Ter viii include statistics, humor and general
information. accompanied by admirably axe
cuted illustrations The Almanac 1. issued
from the Publishing department Of The Hos
tstief Company at Plttsaurg, and viii bs printed
On their presses In English. German, French,
Welsh. Norwegian, swedish, Holland, Bohe-
milan and spanish All drussists ana country
dealers furnish 10 without cost
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Gardner Kenyon win Uonte...

The heirs of ]. Gardner Kenyon fled
petitions in the probate court yesterday
asking that the testamentary letters issued
to Frank A. Pontius and A. /. Palmer be
revoked and that C. NJ. Sheafe be ap-
pointed administrator of the estate. The
petitions will be heard by Judge Langley
on January L. The appointment of Col.
Sheafe is asked on behalf of Mary Ann
Brigham, Cynthia Perry, Ruth Won VAL
kenberg. Martha Beaujeau. cousins of the
dead man. and Watson NJ. Moore. Eugene
w. Moore and Josephine Moore, children
of Mary Moore, deceased. In the petitions
IL II recited that the estate Of Kenyon is
valued at SIC. 600 and embraces property in
the counties of King and Jefferson.
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CLEARANCE OF UNDERWEAR

7sr--Ladies' natural Equestri.nne
ecO Tights reduced fsom ST. Is to
75c.
CT 7S-Ladies' black Wool Eques-
s1.sO trienne Tights. three
weight, reduced from -. Is, so and
$275 to Sits.
e. S0-Ladies' Wool and Lale
el.cU combination Suits reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50.
7ko-Children's Wool combination
tcO Suits reduced from 81 so to
75c.
C1-Ladies' natural Wool Vests.
VA ribbed, reduced from 81. p and
$3.50 to a.
CT CS-Ladies' natural Wool Vests.
CI.Sv ribbed, reduced from 81. rs
FEo-Ladies' Silk sleeveless Vests
scO reduced from $l.25 to 75c.
OSo-Odd lot of Chiidren's and
GOO Youths Underwear reduced
from Soc. 75c and S5c to 25c.
7So-Boys' and Misses natural Woo.
tOO Vests. Pants and Drawers re-
duced from 81 TO 7sc.
Special prices on Knit Skirts. Fasci-
majors and Apron.
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soans, grandchildr~n OF TIE deceased
ehu1 each. and 70 Louisa Bsxsrd. another
s1Anoehiia. $40. The residue of the urc-
sas 70 b equally divided between David
=. webster, Mary D. Thorndyke, Francis
= yoians and Eddie N. Webster, children
Of the deceased.
The case Is 8 very peculiar one. beins
contest betwesn the children OF John
webster and phuos Ann Webster. de-
cssseu. sister Of the deceased father. the
,.snoenacren. pastor Of church and an
.nesed adopted child Of the deceased NJ.
.ao MIA Webster. The mother died nrss
saving viii. dividing the proceeds OF
nef estate among al the parties to the
pssent action A few years later the
's'aer oied and ieft al his property 10 his
son. ". d. Webster. the plaintiff. ID. III.
webster contends that the property be-
ionged to his father and not his mother.
ana tnat the will Of his mother !. null and
void. Tbs defendants. intending the other
cn'sosen and the grandchildren, set up .
CAIN that the property belonged to the
"otner; while the pastor. whose church
was one OF the beneficiaries In the dead
.oman's viii, alleges that the property in
cspnte belonged equally TO both of the
eeceased persons.
John Webster at one time owned q valu.
Able farm on White river but he sfterwsrd
solo u and the proceeds went, no one
Knows whore. MIRA Webster, in early
DAYS, took In washing, conducted kim
dsrsarten school. and made money and
saved IL In 1868 she bought lots and g.
IN block 10. Borden's plat OF the town Of
Seattle. paying $275 therefor. II IL this
particular piece Of property over which
the heirs are now wrangiing. The father
a. one time owned property in Laws adj
ciiion to Seattle. but he parted with il and
ths money derived from the sale slipped
through his fingers without materially
bencfting himself or bis family.
The judge held that inasmuch A. Mrs
Webster personally accumulated the prop
erty In dispute she had the right to say
what disposition should be made OF il and
therefore held that her will was valid.
The case viii probably be appealed.
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TINE PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Preparing - Remove Into John Col
line New Building.
The commissioners Of the public library
held . special meeting yesterday to con-
slider John Collins Offer Of an entire door
in his new building on Second street.
which will be ready for occupancy early in
February. Judge Rochester was appointed
committee OF one to ascertain what were
the best terms that could be obtained and
what accommodations OF lavatory, ele-
vator. etc. Collins was prepared to OFFER
Judge Rochester was not present and
action had to be deferred until next meet
ing.
Judge Rochester and Mrs. Wilcox were
instructed to prepare estimates Of the
probable cost of shelving. furniture and
fixtures for the new rooms. which will
afford considerable more space for readers
and books.
1t Was resolved to order copies Of the
Century dictionary, the american and
English Encyclopedias OF Law" the
Worlds Fair Art Portfolio" Reports of
the American Bar Association" and
Green's illustrated History of England. :"
The commissioners acknowledged with
thank. receipt of . number Of books,
pamphlets. magazines and documents do
mated by Erastus Brainsrd, the second
made by him this year.
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Court. and Public ome...

johannes SehilleFef, Q subject OF the csas
of Russia. appeared in the superior court
and declared his intention to become q
citizen OF the United States.
Martin krop was arrested yesterday on
A warrant issued by Judge Lang ey charg-
ing him with being an insane person.
The warrant was sworn out by Mary
Wahs.
Judge Humes yesterday signed the iudg-
meni in the case of Charles +. Repatn VS..
William Caldwell, justice of the peace.
granting = permanent writ OF prohibition.
Repsth cannot nov be again arrested on
the charges of forgery preferred by r. l.
Stfnsau
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Afraid of Her Husband.

Esther Jones. of Black Diamond. has
commenced suit for divorce from her hus-
band. Gwilyn Jones, wnom she charges
with abusive treatment. She recites that
last November her husband unjustiy ac-
cused her of adultery with Owen Griffiths.
and that he later attempted to shoot
Grifiths She claims that he afterward
told her: "If had succeeded in killing
Griffths I would then have shot and killed
you" The couple were married in Sheri-
dan. Ia. February 8, 1881. The husband
owns q homestead worth $500 in this
county. and the wife not only asks for q
divorce. but for division of the property,
alimouy and the costs and disbursements
nj the suit
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CLEARANCE OF MILLINERY.

al sn-Ladies' Stitched Cloth
SZ.OU Walking Hats, trimmed
with bbon rosettes and quilis re-
duced from S. so to - 81.
CT s0-Ladies' Felt Walking Hats
Cl.OU reduced from 81 Is to $L50.
rso-Ladies' Felt Walking HAS re-
(0C duced from $3.50 10 75c.
sno-Ladies' Felt Sailor Hats re-
OUC duced from 81 and 81 Is to Soc.
All trimmed Hats at less than one.half
of regular prices.
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The Cold Car D.max. Case.

Ten witnesses were examined in the
81. 200 damage suit of Edna NJ. Carver
against the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, on trial yesterday before Judge
Hanford in the United States court, but
the case was not concluded. At 6 o'clock
continuance was taken until next
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. The
case promises to be long one and IL 10
being carefully contested. The conductors
and brakemen running on the like Of the
road through Montana and the Rocky
mountains are In attendance and will give
testimony Wednesday on behalf of the
railroad. The chief witnesses for the
plaintiff have already given their testi-
mony, but il is not known what testimony
is being reserved for the rebuttaL.
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Ns~ Auita Eiin.f.

The following new suits we're filed
with the clerk Of the superior court yea
tersisv:
+. saigel q Bros vs.. ]. 8. Graham a Co.
suit 10 recover $SSs 30 on account
G W. Parker & ca. vs.. T. III. Colyin-
Suit TO recover $is7Is on account
Esther Jones VS.. Gwilyn Iones-Suit for
divorce.
Daniel Graham W. William Il. Williams
ct al-Suit to restrain defendants from
block aiding street and recover 5000 dam
ages.
h. n. Sullivan vs.. O. A. Holmes ct al
Suit TO recover Sioo on o mortgage coupon
bond.
Jane. Padmore and Rebeccs Psdmore
vs. Charles Z. Duhois-Sass % recover
{lsl. % Tor labor performed.
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IHE sLoTrKh


Petition of Thomas ]. Thorssn Of al
Order establishing read-
Petition OF Il A. EiGlngson et ai.-order
establishing road.
Petition OF Ii. Payne Of al.--order estao-
fishing road.
petissoa Of Alex MeKinnen Ct A.
Order establishing road
Petition Of Joseph Chapman Ct al
Order establishing road.
Ursula Wicket W. Robert knipe ct Al
Continued 70 January q
Ferdinand Selgel ct al. vs.. ]. ;. 0fahsn
ct al.--nefaalt and judgment; ssEned-
L. ". Parker 4 Co. vs.. 4. III GOWN
Delaus; and Judgment. signed.
A iiyers ~. 4. A. Denny e. si.-lEss.-
rog2tosIes. settled.
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CLEARANCE OF CaOAKS WRAPS, ETC.

CT OQ-45 elegant Jackets. in chew
OF. 10 lots and serges, full FUR
shawl collars, regular $40 and $l2O
Qualities, now reduced to Sass each.
o. SO-45 Melton Jackets, full
Cl.OU fur shawl roll collars. reg.
uiar $3.50 quality, At the special re.
duction price Of $3.50.
ca Os-35 Latest Style Fur Edged
$500 Jackets. cape and Worth
collars, regular SIS quality, now for
$9S5.
ofO cs-Forty Newest Fur-Edsed
SlZ.OO Jackets, the handsomest
styies of the season, regular prices
SIS to So. so. now 1t choice price OF
$i265.
a. OO-Jackets and listers, oil
Ct.JO cloths and styles. regular
81 10 SIS qualities, At the sensational
bargain figure OF $4-9s each.
co OO-So fine Misses Jackets. agss
CZ.JO II to IS years, all styles.
regular SO and $3.50 qualities. now st
1898 each
oc OO-Handsoms French Coney
OU.OO Fur Capes, regular $l2oo
quality. now at $6.SS each.
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sno-Ladies' warm lined Felt and
OUC Persian s TX Slippers, siss
to 4. reduced from ST.. 75 TO SOC.
sno-Ladies' warm lined woven col
QUO ored Slippers, sizes to Q, re-
duced from $50 to Soc
~na-Ladies' Serge and Kid Congress
QUO Shoes. sizes 5 and Z. reduced
from 81. % TO soc.
c1-Ladies' bright Doneola Button
al Shoes. opera and common sense
lass. plain toe. Sizes ~ anc ). widths
{, ID and L, reduced from 81 and VS.
70 81.
rno-Ladies' co'ored Kerssy Cloth
QUO Overgaiters, sizes ] to 4 re-
duced from 81 Is 10 SOC
of-Misse.' bright Dongo!a and Feb
al bic Goat Button Shoes. spr ng
neel. plain toe. sizes and IL. widths
D and E. reduced from 81. IS and $22o
70 81.
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CLEARANCE OF DRESS GOODS, ETC.

Oso-24-iueh plain-colored China
ZOC Silks redused from SOC to 2oc
sno-30-inch plain-colorcd India SILK
OUC reduced from 100 to SOC .
A7o-Ss-inch mixed and striped
flC Chsvio.s reduced from 75s TO
47c yard.
A7o-40-inch chanreable Serges re-
HI duced from 81 TO 47c yard.
A7o-52-inch Hop-Ssckings reduced
fGC from 75c to 47c yard.
Oso-52-lnch mixed Suitings reduced
ZOC from $50 to 25c yard.
c1-46-inch novelty Dress Goods Re-
C1 duced from 81 TO 81 n yard.
Cf-50-inch striped Suitings reduced
Cl from SITS to 81 q yard.
Gf-46- nch mixed Sultings reduced
Sl from SLIGO TO 81 yard.
c1-46-inch Boucle Suitings reduced
0l from $225 10 81 yard.
c.1-46- inch invisible Checks reduced
Sl rom ST. so to 81 q yard.
OEn-44-inch colored Cashm re-
ZCC duced from 40c to 25c yard.
OOo-4o-inch black and white striped
OUC Suitings reduced from sc to
soc a yard.
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SATIN DERBY PoRTIERRs.
FULL SIZE:
Reduce from Se5 to slT.as q pair.
Redaced from so to $I4.s q pair.
he iuced from SIP to q. ~ par.
ELEGANT FIGURED SILK CUR
TAtSS;
Reduced from s2o to 50. IS = pair.
Reduced from $3.50 to S7.ss a pair.
Reduced from $40 to $s.35 pair.
HANDSOME DADo MADRAS
CURTAINS.
Reduced from $50 to 81 81 a pair.
Reduced from s. To 29e pair.
FINE MUSLIN CURTAINS:
Reduced from 50 to 81 q, a pair.
Colored, reduced from $3.50 to ss.ss
pair.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS:
Reduced from $50 to csc n rair.
Reduced from 81 10 s. 40 a pair.
Reduced from 81 to $t.sS pair.
Reduced from IS Ca 1895 n pair.
IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS:
Reduced from 81 TO So ga n par.
Reduced from s. 10 sS rs a pair.
Reduced from s. to ~ - q pair.
TAMBoUR LACE CURTAINS,
Reduced from 81 to S2ss. a pair.
Reduced from 81 IL SAssS n nair.
BRu SSELS POINT LACE CUR
TAINS:
Re iucsd from 81 20 81 95 a pair.
Reduced from SIS to s9.s5 pair.
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HENRY L. xEsLKR.s ESTATE.
Inventory Of Large Holdings Accumu-
lated by the Pioneer.

inventory OF Large Holdings Accumu-
lated by the Pioneer.
An inventory of the estate Of Henry L.
Yssler. deceased, was flied I'm the probate
court yesterday by the administration.
Jacob Furth and Minnie @. Yesler. 1t is
bulky document. filling thirty closely
typewritten pages of legal cap paper.
Aside from the several minor outstanding
Judgments and two mortgages, one for
SIS, 200 and another for SO, 600. held by
the German Savings bank, the estate is
unencumbered. The inventory does not
contain an estimate of the value of the
estate: the space following the words
estimated value of all property" is left
blank
The hundreds of lots scattered over the
city in the additions plated by Boren,
Maynard, Denny. Kidd. Terry, Bowen,
Sarah B. Yesler, Mcknight, Pinmmer,
Judkins and Yesier himself are enumer-
ated In detail. His outside property in
this county, including large interests In
the town Of Kent, are also specified.
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IRA wEssrER'S WILL VALID.
eeast Orders Property pissrfsutsd
sc She Desired.

W. HASTE. special iudse appointed 20
:. sae case 81 u. Ii. Wooster ". NJ r.
saayk e e' a., rendered decision yes
In Which he feand the viii Of
800 Ann Webster. deceased. 20 bs
=. ne directed that the property Of
"eoster estate, gov valued at $50 0to.
l. 800 ana the rEoc~eds divided As fol-
To Charles ThoYn3yke. Cora
Saayks. Lacy Iaogndyss .ad Hugh
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Ana eay pair Of Calm. siesslsburx,s water
proof shoes, Just the teing for lawyers. doctor's
policemen. or any one wao has 20 Be out IN the
wet They keep the feet dry and comfortable
For sa.s enIy By simisoa Bros, ia Front street.
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CLEARANCE OF FOR TRIMMINGS But.
TONS ETC.

at sn-Lynx Fur Trimming re-
Sl.0U duced from s. IS to 81. 50 .
yard
cfts-Rsccoon Fur Trimming re-
CIl0 duced from 81 IS 10 $i.l6;
from s. 50 TO $i75 yard
-no-Opnssum Fur Trimming re-
iJC duced from 81 Is TO TIC; from
SIS ,osLla
-nn-B.ack Coney Fur Trimming re-
JUG ducsd from CSC 10 5oc; from
orc to 75c.
e-a-Blsck Angora Fur Trimming
OoC reduced from 81 70 Csc; white
from $50 10 SOC.
eon-Br1wn o. Gray Angora FUR
UoC Trimming reduced from 30
70 sc.
a1-Mnk Fur Trimming reduced
81 from 50 70 81: from SAs3 20
8. 50; from 81 3D. g. s. IS
af-Tixer Far Trimming reduced
s91 from 81 IS 20 81.
0So-Feather Trimmings reduced
&JC from 81 aud sLs5 10 2Sc-
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Tnn Anrtian Aala

OF the stock of J. X. Bssye. jeweler, So
Front street. viii positively close this
week. The balance Of the stock must be
sofa regardless OF loss. Hours of sale:
lo:so a. NJ, 2 30 arsi Z 30 .. N. j. L Kline
& Co., aueiloneeTs
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;: MIDWNTER CLEARANCE BARGAINS ;.

E0o-Fancy Buttons. latest styles.
cVC reduced from 81. $3.50 aad 81
10 soc per dog.
Oc-Veiveteen Bindings reduced from
~ i5c TO Sc.
$3.50 $50 and nf $50 .sG 10 san rom
0Oc-Feather Fans reduced from
cOO 81 Is and so TO 99c.
Ali remnants Of Cords, Braids and
Dress Trimmings ~ Ice on The dollar.
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Look Here.

We are offering for few DAYS Marlin
Pistol GRIP Rides for SIS s. $, 44-caIieers.
These are bargains. and WON'T last long.
We are headquarters fer ammunition Of
al kinds Gail in and sc. prices Hardy
4 Hal, Pioneer block
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The Auction Sale

O. the stock of J. X Basye. jeweler, sc4
Front street. will positively close this
week. The balance OF the stock must be
sold regardless Of loss Hours OF sale:
10: 80 q ~. $50 and 7;3o p. m. ]. l. Kline
& Co. Auctioneera
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Halls Har Remover contains the nat
ursl food and co'oE matter for the hair,
and medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing
grayness. badness. dandraE and sca.p
sores
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TAe SogsAssn faei2e are nox running Ching
ears beswssn sSatsse Sn4 PeEsl&z1 ca trans
leaving Seattle 4asIy a. g. IL 1a1 .ssvszg
Portland daily a. = "a Ihls service 70 40
kzomss1gsa - 10 unSurpasse9
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Gail aad PEE or earsstxaas ss.scasssa IoaeA
Augustine & Ca. ais EsoEs
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Get yosr easvsrx, SIS q pair. nom
Schxabacher Hard are Company
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cavs.sza.s cs-ey AZ cost ., Loseh, Auxuss4as
s CO a, 80 Esozzs ssEss.
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CLEARANCE or D0MESTIG, LINENS,
Etc.

Sc--Dress dinghams. desirable pat
OO terms. reduced from l0c, 12xc
and l5c to SC . yard.
rio-A lot Of l7.inch oil pure Linen
10 Check Crash Toweiing re-
duced from Zoe to 71c yard.
1So-A lot Of 22inch Check Crash
AcO Towsling rsduc I'd from Sc to
i5c yard.
HUCK TOWELS, ALL LINEN. re-
duoed from 15c to 10c; from 20c 10 l5c;
from Csc to 2oc. A lot with knottsd
fringe, full bleach, reduced from s5c
and 37hc to &c.
071o-Eins Damssk Towels, full
OS2O bleach. reduced from Soc to
SHE.
.1 gbE : ! he TABLE DAAAsK.
90 inches wide. reduced from $50 to
Csc yard.
% inches vide, rsduesd from 81 to 7sc
ayard.
81 10 d yard.
y inches wide. reduced from sL75 to
$I35 . yard.
UNBLEACHED rABLEDAMAsK
PURE LINEN:
SC inches wids. reduced from sc 10
35c yard.
80 inches vide reduced from soe TO
sc yard.
90 inches wide, reduced from $50 to
l9c yard.
90 inches wide, reduced from 75c to
Soc yard.
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMAsK,
IS inches wide, reduced from Soc to
25c yard.
IS inches vide, reduced from Aoc to
33c yard.
90 incnes wide, reduced from Soc 20
size yard.
% inches wide, reduced from Csc 10
c0c yard.
70 inches vide. reduced from 81 to
69c yard.
BLEACHED EAPKINa ALL
LINEN:
Reduced from 81 to 75c per dox
Reduced from 81 Is TO 81 per dos.
Reduced from So to 81. 80 per doz.
Reduced from t225 10 $l.6 per dos.
Reduced from s. to s. Is per don.
Reduced from $3.50 TO 81. IS per dog.
WHITE cRoCHETB EDSPREADs,
PULL SIZE:
Reduced from T5c TO 65c each
Reduced from 81 TO Sc esch.
Reduced from 81 y 81 each.
Reduced from 81 81 20 81 Is each.
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CLEARANCE OF CLOTHING, MlCKIs.
TOSHES ETC.

90 GS-Men's All Wool Cheviot
sCC'Vc Suits. regular value ti2
and SIS. during this SAFE ~ IS each
eli eS-Men's Extra Fine ALI
ClfUc Wool Suits. In cheviots,
cassimercs and worstcis, regular value
SIS and so, during this sale for sf465.
&c eS-Men's Fine Melton Over
sJUsUO coats, regular value $40,
during this sale for 1906.
ca cS-Men's Al Wool Melton
sCJ.Oc Overcoats. in brown and
black, regular value $i2 and SIS, dur
ing this sale for s9.65
Ell eS-Men's Extra Fine Kersey
sp1fsUc oysrcosts, regular value
$40, during this sale for si4.65.
CT OS-Men's Maekintoshes. In
sf.Oc grayn and browns. regu.
lar values $3.50 and $40, during this
sale for t4.S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
CLEARANCE OF RUGS CURTAINS, ETC.

ca c--Best quality Smyrna RAGS.
CJ.Oc All fset. reduced from yi2
&c 1S-Good Smyrna Rugs, 4x7
CU.lc feet, reduced from 50 70
t51a
co 7S-Smyrna Rugs, 3xs feet, re-
cO.tC oaced from $50 70 $3.75.
Cd -S-smyrna Rags. -:6x5 feet re-
C-.tc dueed IRON 81 10 $2.75
90 cS-Best japanese Rags, sxe
s9J.Uc feet, reduced from IS to
$3.50.
O. Og-Loweii Wilton Rugs, 3sx63
Ct.Jc inches. reduced from 80
70 sz.es.
Ct TIA rood Bisseil Carpet
gI.to Sweeper reduced from
s2.S0 TO Si.7h.