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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16

lot l. and rvs Ia 90 lot 4. block a. A. A.
Denny add. APRIL 4 a e. =
WIN. Z JONES 20 -. 4 IArfnsr. 10 J.
block L. Ranson.s ALL. Nov. %. g.
~ NJ Brooges Individually and a. casn-
ser 10 II. Galley, part lot - block l.
Brrxss second AID, Dec Il. q. c.. g.
IL NJ Holmes 70 jennie e Holmes.
hts 20 O. and south 81 feet lots and 10.
block Z Baxrerts ed3.. Dec I. q e. IL
John r. Painter 20 Charles II ard
ArisTsdes II. Jacob, lots = 70 81 block II
North Lake add. East Tacoma King
county, and lot .. block is. Pslrn~r's frss
Geo Conkisn 70 Harry Baschsides, sanns
property. October II. u
Harry Bstchssser 70 Lizzie n Batch
elder. same property. Dec 8 81
Thoz. Boyd % Jacob Zspse. lot :. BLOCK
g. Riverside add. Dee ., f1oo-
F. II whitworth 70 Augusta AnderSun,
lot I. block g Fern add. Nov. %. 500
add. Tacoma. Pierce county. Nov .. $sR
Frank Stevenson TO Geo Conklln- lot
s. block 4, Stsvenson's first add. Enun-
claw. May Il. 81
Hugh Maioney 60 John CapeltA lots Il.
IA block Z Brooklyn add, Nov. II. En
Il E Holmes 70 r r Spencer, lot 10.
block 0. Il E. Holmes add. Dec Is, 81
Thos. 8. Emory to Geo. c. Greene. lot
o. block s. Hfltons add. March - $s7a
Bryon A. Young to Marshall K Smell.
block l. lot Is, block 8. lots 5, 6 Is TO 3.
block 5. block 9. lots IL 60 2. block 7. lots
Is TO Is. q. block s. lots IL 70 Is g. -.
block Q. lots 10 = block To- blocks IL, Il.
lots to Il, block Ia. lots =. IL block IA.
ali In ne ne section 1914. Byron add.
Nov q. s.. 63S.
Bessie and J. K Hendricks TO same,
same property and lots L z. T. block Is,
same add. Dec. IA. q, c., 81
Byron Young GO Bessie Hendricks. biks
A. and ID. lots 20 to "a block 8. block C.
lots 20 IL. block IL. lots to 10. IL to "A.
block Is. Byron add. Nov. %. 81 and other.
byron A Young to Geo. b. Handle, lots
Is 10 q. block Il. lots to L. block Z. lots
20 Is. block 5, Byron add. Nov. %.
g752
Bessie and J. K Hendricks TO Geo B.
HANDLE. lots Is TO e. block IA. lots to
-. block z. TO Is. block 6. Byron add.
Dec. IA. a. c. 81
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MARINE News.

San Francisco. Dec. 15.-Arriyed-Au-
stralia, from Honolulu: Arago. from Coos
bay; schooner Noiante. from Clipperto0
island: Arcata, from Coos bay; Oregon,
from Astoria and Portland. Cleared
Schooner Alton. for bunting and fishing.
Departed-Geo. W. Elder. for Astoria !:
snip Llewellyn ]. Morse. for Nanaimo.
ship America, for Nanaimo: Columbia,
for Astoria and Portland Freights and
charters-American bark Gatherer. coal.
from Departure bay 10 San Francisco.
Hoguiam. Dec 10. - Special - Arriy ed
from San Francisco-For Aberdeen. schr.
Otillie Fjord; for Cosmopolis, schooners
Laura May and Ruby Cousins; for Ho-
GUAM. barkentine North Bend and
schoonars Premier and Ethel Zane.
Port Townsend. Dec 15.-Special-Ar-
rived--Schooner Allen A., from San Fran
cisco. at Nanaimo, TO load coal for Kahu-
lui, Hawaiian island. Passed down Sound
Schooner Fred e. Sander. from Bal
lard. for San Pedro; barkentine Eureka,
from Tacoma for La Paz. Mexico.
Capt Mcclure. of the bark Oakland.
which returned from sea yesterday, is
very IL and VIII be relieved by Capt.
Thomas Pyle, who will take the vessel
TO sea when the weather moderates
A survey was held on the British ship
Scottish Dale today. A report win be
made next Monday. estimating the dam
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16
THE SOCIALISTS STILL AHEAD.


Ihey Laugh at Premier Hohenlohe
without Fear af Prosecution
Berlin. Dec. 15.-It is stated that Herr
Won Levetsow. president of the reich
stag. threatened to resign unless the
anti-revolutionary bill was disposed of
before Christmas. IL Is added that q
majority of the m :nbe; CT the reich
stag thereupon yielded. although they
were anxious to return home, and the
anti-revolutionary bin will be taken up
next week.
In the reichstag today Count Won
LAmburg-Stirum declared that the ar
rangements with the United States by
which Cersnany's hands were tied was
a very serious matter. Under the
most favored nation" clause, Germany,
he added, was helpless, and he hoped
that at the expiration OF the present
treaty Germany would return to the
autonomous tariffs. IL was a regret
able fact. he added. that the United
States, in contravention OF clearly de-
fined treaty. dared TO tax Germany's
sugar. IL would not have occurred, the
speaker declared. under Prince Bis
marck's regime. Referring TO the pro-
hibition against the landing OF Ameri-
Limburg- Stirugn said that these meas
ures could not be regarded as effective
reprisais. The debate on the intarpella-
ton or Herren Paasche and FrIeberg.
asking the government 10 amend the
law for the taxation OF sugar in order
TO remove the injuries produced on the
sugar industry OF Germany by the Inn
posts placed upon Germany's sugar by
foreign countries. was then dropped.
The debate was then commenced on
the report OF the commnittee. referring
To the rejection Of the application TO
prosecute Herr Liebknecht for alleged
reasonable utteranccs in the reichstag
as wen as on the report Of the com
mittee recommending the rejection of
the resolution offered TO strengthen the
disciplinary powers OF the president Of
the reiehstas. Prince Hohenlohe was
! present He looked III. The debate was
Disappointing 70 those expecting a sem
sation OF any kind. After Herr Karen
had spoken in defense OF the commit
tees report, Prince Hohenlohe followed
| with brief and effective speecb rt,a
! declaration that the only means to nm
| ish socialists way-t0 call In the ala ~
the courts, was greeted with marked
I laughter
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ROMAN BANK SCANDAL
Premier Crispi and Other tall
an Statesmen Smirched.
a FRsmcn REVERSE IN AFRICA.
Gsrmss Socialists Laugh 80 chsnesiisr
Hshsniehs wfshoss Fesr Of Arrsss
-Hsvsnsyer Law and Germany.

Rome, Dec. 1.-THE contents q the
documents submitted TO the chamber OF
deputies BY Ssgnor Gkoistti have been
made pubic. and have created . gro
found sensation The notes OF the cash
Ter OF the Baucz Romano contain the
names OF government officials. members
OF the chamber of deputies. journalists
and others a. having taken money from
the bank. Among the politicians named
are slgnor Zanaraelli, formerly presf-
dent Of the chamber OF deputies and an
ex-prime-mInfster: exIsfinisters Gr1nal
di. Lacava and Miceiii. and the deceased
Ministers Depretis and Cavfcah. For
press and election purposes some tourn-
alisss received 200 .eco lire and others
e. 600 lire.
The documents aimed at Premier Girls
ri mentioned several drafts IN his name.
and ne figured also IN connection with
"a note for !. o5o. 900 lire. This note was
attributed IN certain letters from Sig
nor Crispi's wife To other persons. mem
tioning their names. Among the docu-
ments are four letters written by Sig
nor Tanlongo. the manager OF the bank.
while he was in prison. addressed to
Signor GfolittL- These letters state that
the deficit in the bank was due to ex-
penditures among ministers, senator's.
members Of the press and others. Tan
iongo In one OF his letters said that he
gave a credit OF $4,000 lire TO a certain
person on the recommendation and as
surance Of Signor Crispi that the cred
itors were solvent He insinuates that
the money was not destined for these
persons. In another letter Taniongo
declares that these statements were I'm
posed upon him by Signor Gioiftti. In
the chamber Of deputies Premier Crispi
declared that the documents were a
mass Of lies
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A Sensation

Has bean created In the clothing bust
mass By the immense bankrupt stock of
G. &. Bartlett 4 Co. OF Port Townsend,
hesng placed on sale by Arthur Let's,
corner OF Fourth and Pike streets. al
30 cents on the dollar. This stock con-
slsts Of ffty-five tons OF clothing. boots
and shoes. underwear. shirts and gen
erd line OF nssn's furnishing goods
Also big stock OF hats and caFs. II Is
astounding how cheap these good ars
being sold. Some lines are nearly given
away. Doa't fail 10 see these goods
Arthur Let's. 325 Pike street. corner
Fourth street.
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Ottawa. Dec l5.--The personnel OF the
new Dominion cabinet, under Mr.. Bow
ell. has not yet been announced. IL Is
reported that Bowel will continue to
lead the senate. while Finance Minister
Foster will lead the house of commons,
with Sir Charles HILBERT Tupper as
minister OF justice, some new man be-
ing brought In as minister Of marine.
II Is also reported that Ldeut.-Gov.
Caaapfeau of Quebec may resign the
governorship and enter the cabinet. A
prominent politician tonight said that
n Mr. .Kenney. member for Halifax.
came into the cabinet he would be min
lister OF trzre and commerce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16

FaiA Dec 1.-THE funeral OF The late
Count Ferdinand De Lesseps. who died
on Decsgnber 6. took place at noon to-
day In tie church Of st. Pierre de Chail-
lot. outside OF parlG The church was
crowded The body lay under q cata-
faiQue near The altar. The casket was
surrounded by many floral offerings.
After the funeral ceremonies. the re-
maine were placed In vault which had
been prepared for their reception.
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Ths Northwestern line have issued q
photograph album of scenes along tho
line. which Is orr % the most artistic
publications OF the kind ever gotten up.
Ten OF me albums have been received in
Seattle Ter distribution among clubs and
steamer lines. Ths trontlspsce consists OF
a picture cf the nrss locomotive ever
owned by the eorapany when the lire was
bat eight miles long. ard another picture
81 e locomotive and eafTeS ear % the pres
emit time
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The Northern Pacine changes its run
ming schedule beginning today The time
viii be as fellows; Leaving Seattle 70
81 Paul and the East 1850 p m. Portland
and the South $50 a. M aud i2:iS p. no
Olympia. Grays Rarhor and South Bend.
s3e =. m; Tacoma. $50 a IN. 1886 p. IN.
and 1919 y. m. Arriving at Seattle from
81. Paul and the East si5 = m; Portland
and the South. 1880 a. m. and SIS p. m.
Olympia. Grays Harbar and South Bend
siS p. M: Tacoma, i2:sa and 1910 q. m,
and SIS and els n IA.
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raeoma n arins News.

Tacoma, Dec. f5.-Spec1al.-Ship Lad
stock arrived in today TO load -four for
the United Kingdom
Steamer City Of Puebla will return Sun
day. to complete her cargo of wheat for
San Francisco.
The ordnance for the coast defense ves-
sci Monterey arrived on the City OF Pu-
ebla from Mare island.
The Willamette is expected TO load
wheat for San Francisco.
J. b. Alexander, British vice consul at
this port, visited the revenue cutter Grant
this morning. and q salute was fred in
his honor.
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A pepolar rcet CT long aSe cace
dreamed be "t~elt IN naaxh&s bats ard
SQUAD much satisfaction IA his sreafa
To-day he 10 can afyort Ticket over
s'fhe North " estrra Ilae.s MIA the assss-
81 psttsas-e fog skesr-slx car fsre between
~ snlscNS0tfss 81 Aaus ard tn.cASe. can
Yssssa1zngs such as Solomon himself uuexer
saw 2ss9 with q service equally as .osp,A
the details - wnscA wpal1 IN an hssssr
en- the ka mile vnn ay talz tain ia a
saarse night +. w. Parker, Puget Ssuaa
sgsEI SCI k'rort street ssRtta
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James II Ashton. the new brigaaler
general ot the national guard Of Wash
iagton. arrived in the city yesterday aft
ernoon and is preparing for the annual tn
specticn and muster. which Will come of
between Christmas and New Years. IL
VIII be General Ashton's first official IN
spectien ana be locks forward 20 the
event with great interest. On the night
OF December & be VII inspect troop Of
Tacoma and on the ~7th eo c OF Yak
iFua. At S9rague. on the 18th. he viii In
spect troop A. and OF the 9th troop at
Spokane
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16

As the regular meeting yesterday Of TIRE
library ccmxnt Selon n RESOLUTION was
passed thanking Walter Cresket. OF
Coupsvills. for contribution OF ga
Though AR. Crockett 10 not a resident OF
Seattle ana consequently - not person
ally benefited By the library. his cen
trieussou h eli the more worthy OF spe-
cs&l ussutsc, as Indicating the PATRIOTS
tntsrsss thus expressed IN ths education
of the masses Of al localities
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a sse,.n child Amomw tho Indian.

Victoria. Dec. fs.-Captain Roberts.
of the steamer haude. reported to the
provincial police today that little
white boy. 7 or s years old. Is held as
. siAve by me Chucklesett Indians Of
the west coast Of this Island. by whom,
however. he 10 kindly treated. The boy
- said TO have been sold to an Indian
chief BY . white man, who stole the
child from his homa In Seattle. The
pCovincsai police Will investigate.
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Ladies' Valises. Coin Purses
and Shopping Bags.

Ladies' Coin Purses, 30, loc, l5c, $50 A
large variety of stylea
Ladies' com AHMED Card Cases and Purses,
trimmed with sterling silver, at 700, soc,
Si.S5, si.T5, 81 25: very elegant.
Ladies' shopping Bags at SOC, tsc, 75c,
g. %: the very atsst designs.
Ladies Chatelaine Bags at Soc, 7sc, s1.25,
81 10, trimmed with sterling silver.
Ladies' Leather valises, 10-inch, Pinch.
l4inch, in seal, alligator and grained
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Glove Department.

Ladies' 4-buston fine Md Gloves. extra
oual.rv, ali shades. psnsy grssns, req t2ns,
gold browns, novelty buttons spsenoaa
wearing glove, ut ESQ pair.
Ladies' Biarrits shopping Gloves. new
al gold browns. red tans, Paris fancy
stitching. af CSC pair.
Ladies' genuine Derby Gloves, Paris
points, welt seams, IN all the new shades
and black, positively the best wearing glove
made. at 81. A. pair.
A. a. ~ PAIR-i1-button Suede Mos
At Sl.OU auessare, for evening wear,
in cream and white; this
quality usually sells at va
A. 90 an PAIR-is-button suede Mos-
Al S<.VV auesairs Cream W hlte
Gloves. usual price " 10 .
pair.
0DrA full line of Foster Kid Gloves
offered much lower than agsuts' pricsa
LAdiss' heavy Silk and Black Wool Mitfs
in large variety.
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-. Buchnan AMI Henry HanSa- oss
on bursting cruise srs1 ~srst ih10
cent harbor 70 seek sssssfef' tse
wind vsered arouad frDrn another nrAc-
ton ard aesfs~a the sioop on fhe oesc1.
The hnnse-s experienced great cffaenity
"a ses.s~.x asse~e. Nothing Wa saves
fro<p tae wreck. Ths ssoop Was vaRs~a
AZ fFSd
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For the Babies.

Infants sacquss. all oolors, At ia q. :
75c, see.
raian,s Boosees. all eolors. at lse IA :.
soc. soc. sec, pa
Infants Jersey Silk Caps at "a n.
$i.4S
Inisnts' Embroidered silk Caps Al "A =
goo, 81 10, sl4S
Chiidren's Good Sense Corset Wsi... :.
sec. sec, CSC. sLi7, sl7S
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Respectable Christmas presents caa he
procured with little money a. tie Jap
ansss Bazaar. 80 Yesler avenue. ana SIS
branch. ID ssocad street. H,nekley block
They eel three ak hAndkerchlefs for a
quarter ana nns china cup ard saucer
for Is esnta Remember also that they give
away very useful present 70 each pur-
chaser
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r.iveTpcoL Dec f5-TThe steamship IA
hosney. from West Africa. brings news OF
the serious defeat ~ = aetac hu,s-t Of Ses
French troops near Grand Bassasn river
on the southern Per, 81 The IVORY coast
hy a native chief wt1h large following
Esrhs FrVnchmeu ana a large number OF
Senegalese troops were KILLED The
French retired toward Grand Bassarra
when rAe steamer lsft a reinforcement OF
SO French artillery was on its way 60 as
slss the sxpedstton-
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Port Townsend. Dec fs.-speciza.-hs-
ports from Cape Fistfery to-nisni are
fAas high southeast gale IL blowing.
The ship Dashsng Wave passed cut end
tie steamer Mackinaw came m Ins
revenue cutter Rush went cut early "a
the DAY and returned IA the afternoon
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Stamped Linen Goods,

splsshers. fringsi aud stamped, Il n
S.. 53c.
Tray Cloths. fringed aud stamped, q N
&c.
Bureau soarfs. iringei and stamped, gss
73c, S5c, 9oc, sLl&
Tahls Sets, fringed and stamped, Il IA
s47S
A. G11S ARD-Full 77-inch hlescss
al syI.1o Satin Table Dsmaak, hssA
some patterns, x NspkIu
to match. sa25 per dosa
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FRECKLES
a N LA FIR ECKLA.

To ell whom 81 msy concern:
THIS Is TO CEk1IsY
i, Madame n. Yale. have discovered com.
pounded aud placed upon tha naFkst for sale,
La Frsckla, the nrst and only known cure for
treokles. personaiiy guarantees &c to remove
from the skiu any Of freeklex In existence
u matters oct Of how iopg standing. La Freckls
Ia sbsolusaiy hsrnlsss, 80 clear water does
Bat show on the skin. has natural action in
Gearing the complexion la Frecxls can be
esisiss1 at any frsf-cssss drug store or can be
sent for ~ EnsiL Orders promptly allied upon
feosips of prlca Price 81 per bottle
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CHIEF Of Police Rogers Is making an e.
fort 70 locate Eugene ksnney. young
man who lived at the Queen City hotel
last October. He seems TO have ossap-
poarei and left 10 trace. TIE chief says
that he has information that ID Of great
advantage 70 ken1sy.
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WRINKLES
And every trace % age removed with
the original and only

NINE n. YALE's EXCELSIOR SKIN FOOD
IL tia only gsGG4rs Absorbing Food in the
world. II IL Compounded By q secret process
known onlr 20 Asns. Yale. shom the whole
weird must tasnk fos this marvellous rsmsay
that feeds the seru ken al J impoverished skin
bv absorption satisfactorily feed the
stomach. Wrinkles and every trace of age dis
appear froa The face, secx and hands, which
uGsE - TED shrouga the pores Of the skin TO
keep tssm fresh. youthful. plump and free fro n
wrtnk e. Tals - the seience of restoYlag ard
preserving youth as created and taught hy Mms
Yale Be careful ard zee that you get Mme.
Isie's Erceislor SKIN Food. ss 10 10 the only
gsnuins and fnsfs many limitations
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
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Honolulu. Dec THE baTkentins Josn
snsfsf,. from Port Blzkeiey for seanghai
win a cargo Of IaraDer. put IN al Hone
tss.u leaking badly. II Is stated that fhs
b.rkesfsns wzs overloaded. although Cap
.aln frsth maintained that Re had only
rar in E, hawe hss pumps repaired
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HOrEL BUTI.ER.

Ben +. Louis, Mex York. Peter Haney,
san Francisco; Hyrefn Cook. Garden City.
Utah. Il. Ashley, Bounfiful, Utah; J. Il
Ellis, Bountlful city. Utah g n Pom
Elm. Berkeley. Cal; Mrs. l.. +. Blake.
haalock: J. III. Brokan and family. Stan
WOOD: Mrs. A. Bl9well. Stanwood. Fred
J. Parker. Walla Walia. b. r. Barge.
EllcnSbGr1h. II. Boucher. E.IIeasburgh; NJ
Howard. S8a Francisco: q. F. Paxton.
Portland. :. - Erlen. Tacoma. n q. Gil
pin. Port Angeles: George Donald. North
Yakima. John HludIe, Roslyn. Wash. .
r. b. Root. san Francisco: J. M~Csal-
lsgeT. Tacouai ~. MerougaH. city, A. F.
CON- Lester W David. Blaine: ]. r. Cos
per. Tacoma g. ". perr. Whatcyyn; G
G. S&terzee, Chicago; Mrs. II l. Saterlee
Chicago; Mr. Olson. PORTLAND. Mr. Al
cock. Vancouver, l. p johnson, Tacoma.
a. K Chamberlain. city. 3 81 Bruce.
Whstcom. J. A D0Hmett. Portland: W
r. Sauis. South SDoaom3sh; J. r. shaw.
city: Andrew CgIiisnt0n. and wife. Nea,
York. :. J E3dwick. Colfax. .. =. Pax
ton. Portland. ;. Shooter. Chicago. =
y. CoAte. san Francisco: " IL BaSlev.
san Francisco; Louis. Me-. san Fran
cisses: Geo. A. JA5ner. Anacortes: Gssrue.
r Hall. Unson. Or: Ed IL. Harnlin. Ia
corua. y. J. crawley. TacoTaa: r X
Hawkins. Olympia; J. II. Weston. san
Francisco: Mrs. J. 4 Kelly. San Frar-
cisco. Frank III. Richards Whatcara: Les
tev David Blaine. J NJ KearinS. Ia
couss =. II caniey. city, Chas. r TIL
nan and wife. Tacoma; L NJ Lunch.
cssys ]. n Arlington. 81. LooiS
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San Diego. Dec 15-Tne schooner MARY
r. Russ. from Port Gamble, arrived To-
day and reports rough weather ins ses-
eel leaked and 1ettIsooed part OK hsf osch
lead 70 save her from going Gown
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Veiliugs.

All the newest designs IN vellines. dsus.
aud single. ali colors, Chenille ana he.sss
as low prices.
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Fans, Fans.

Plain Satin Fans, Satin Hand-Painted
Fans, Feather Fans. Gauze Hand-Painted
Fans, Lace Fans, Ostrich Fans, Carved
Iyory Fans, In large variety. soc, SL0o, 81. so,
$500, 81 50. S. 90, $500, $500, $1,000 each
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Ladies' Umbrellas.

A large variety of Ladies' Umbrellas at
zoe, ne, si.oo, so, si.75, 81, $50, fancy
aud natural handles.
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A large line Of Ladies' Hair orusn..s
including large variety in new aui<ss
with sterling silver ornamental
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EiderdOwn Comforts

In large variety, at 1915. IS, t6.ss s1fh;
Down Pillows also.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16
Tennis Flannels.

Just opened, large lot of the new rsnzs
Flannels, pink and white, blue and shl.s
both small check and stripes, Esc. X, ".
9lsc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16
Blankets.

The celebrated fire Mission Caliiprk
Wool Blankets, s4s5. $3.50, s.7sa psir.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16

Ladies' gold-6lled watches. warranted
5 years. SIC. sis Seeond street. oces-
dental block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16

Netting rie&sss q LAZY go much as q
Present ef an article IN tswSiry. FrtSeh
Eroa can sctt your taste and psoc keShook.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16
Ladies' Corseta

A large line OF Ladies' corsess. Al, a..
all sizes, &C. asc. 7sc. $50, sl.ia, sl.kr
$i7S, SlIc. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16
Fur Capes, Fur Capes.
EXTRAoRpINARY vALUKa

EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
Ladies' Wool Seal Capes, "A, "a and so
inches long, with full sweep
Ladies Electric seal Cspes. "a inches long,
with full circular sweep.
Ladies' Russian Marten Cspes, q inches
long, with full sweep
A. 7so EACH - Ladies' hall shearsd
Al ScC Cony Boas, with head orua-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-16

Use yoar silver scrip at L A. Treen 4
CO