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The sun., 1895-02-05

| and helpful was tho good ABBY 20 the last. sh'
| went from homestead 10 homestead abou
BoSrah, working round for livin," doins
the chores, spooning the crossest babies, mind
ing the down people, never ruined herself. and
always welcomed everywhere. 10 was a sunny
life she had lived ever since GEoRoE wAsHlNo.
| TON was President and she took the sun aonQ
with her to every place At which she stayed. II
appears that In her last years she was bowed,
wrinkled. and withered, but still bright and
shrewd as ever, faithful ard independent in the
old Yankee style, and knowing all the gossip of
Bozrah for an age, which she'd as lief tell when
she got time 10 sit down. II was very kind in
Justice JOHNSON to give her home for the last
three years Of her life. but we reckon that she
gave him the worth OF II.
We have not for n long time heard OF more
engaging centenarian than Miss Amy SMITH.
II fSHAKEsPEARE had lived to know her he might
haveput her In new play Loves Labor Won."
This is the month Of the Scientific Alliance
In New York. The Microscopical Society held
ameeting last Friday, the LIST of February and
will hold another next week. The chronological
Society will hold a meeting tonight, and we
doubt whether any paper to be read upon the
occasion will be more instructive than that upon
the Stridulation OF the Free Crckets In the vi
cinity of New York CITY," For the meeting Of the
American Chemical Society the programme 10
most interesting. The titles OF tho papers TO be
read before the Mathematical Society have not
yet been furnished to us. The Linnean Society
will hold three or four meetings, and It would
be difficult to imagine theme of greater attrac-
tion than that Of to-nlght's lecture. " The Great
West Half Million Years Ago" Among the
sections OF the Academy Of Sciences which will
hold meetings this month are the Section of
Biology, that OF Physics that of Geography.
that OF Astronomy, and that Of Geology and
Mineralogy.
At these meetings here this month the speak
ers will be men Of distinction in the various
branches Of scientific inquiry. The Scientific
Alliance has brought together many such men
during the brief period of Its existence. New
York is the proper place for meetings of tho
kind. This city must stand as the homo of all
the sciences. Here are many of the best Ameri-
can scientific institutions. Philadelphia has not
kept up with the times. though FRANKLIN died
and BACHE was born there.
Happy the New Yorker. the man or the wo-
man, who can find the opportunity Of attending
all the scientific lectures which are TO be deliv-
cred here this month under the arrangements
made by the Scientific Alliance That New
Yorker, IL possessed Of quick intelligence and an
open mind, will be a very much wiser person at
the end OF the month than he or she was at its
beginning. The knowledge acquired will be va
ried and mostly correct. It will also be of the
kind which Is known as useful knowledge" q
phrase which. however, must not be used in q
narrow sense. as every kind of genuine knowl-
edge is always useful to the man or the woman
who acquires II, or rather who Is rightly infiu-
enced by 1t.
The sun., 1895-02-05
THATALLEGED 500. 900 SHORTAGE.
The BOndsmeH OF County Treasurer Adams
10 ne sued Tor IT, RecnNerX

The Kings County Board OF Supervisors yes
terday directed that actions lie begun against
the bondsmen Of County Treasurer Adams for
me recovery OF the alleged SDO, 900 shortage in
ms ACCOUNTS. MIR Adams has all along con
tended that there Is no real shortage in his o.
ants 10 the contrary.
The sun., 1895-02-05

Irom NE Mnncap polls HousekseIer,

The careful girl Will brush and comb her eyebrows
regularly she does her hair. Comb them always
into as arched an appearance possible, and they
VIII eventually grow into this desirable shape II
they are thin, penc them lightly with nne eyebrow
pencil 20 Improve their appearances.
The sun., 1895-02-05

smith-Ths real estate market must always DO
active, should think.
BTOwn-Why Eof
smi.h-Thsro are so many fellows nowadays who
want the earth
The sun., 1895-02-05
a New Order.

smlth-Whats that on your card-K. O. Great
Scott, man, you're not a knight OF the Gsrterl
LnshIngtOn-No. but I'm KesIey Graduate
The sun., 1895-02-05
a Moving seeVe,

s"Ayins forms are hurled and Iumbed this way that
way, everywhere;
Men are falling women shrIskns there is panic IL
the air;
TiS not upon = sinking ship. nor mid wars lurlG
glare
Tis on Broadway cable car a.cIrcus Unloa SQUARE
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Setteldrm.

Sin traurtger Sal bon @erpa6rlofuno
fam bor einigen Sagen CUR 8enntnib Der
6umane Society, Me6rere Nrbeiter am
0rainage=Ganal fanben in elmer a6gelege>
men 0pl5bitte in Summit ben ~flstnen, z
td6rtgen, f%arbtgen 6enrp @aIbingtcn. Gr
lag in cine 0ede gebiiqt auf Der tolten Grbe.
8Dr ungefdbr einem Monate berbrannte er
ii9 bel elmer 8effelerplofion ben re@ten SUB
unb beftnbet ft9 fettbem in benz armIeli9en
!6iitt9en, bon Riemdnben g%etannt p6er gez
fe6en, al5 etnem alien Miitter9en, rel9eS
manbmal bort p~orbeiging unb t6m ettpas
gu efen gab. DIS elm 8eamter Der 6umane
Societp 3u Inn btnfam, muBte berfelbe i'm
duf ben Nrm ne6men unb na9 bem Nmbuz
lan3tpogen tragen, Der ben QermIten na6
Dem County, ofpttaG iiberfii6rte. 0ort er>
tlGrten Die Mer3te ben 3utanb beS fleinen
3tpar fir bebentli4, aber nt4t boffnungs=
los.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Sieutenant Bropne in Gbicaoc

Garl 8ropne aug GaQtfoqd, Sal, Der
lieutenant Der @Orepf4en Nrmee unb be-
oDr3ugte Nbiutant beS Generals tpG6renb
DeS betannten Marf9es no6 Wa16inqtpn,
beebrte g~eitern Die 6tabt nit Tciuem 8e5u6e.
Sem @enBereS bat fiA gepaltig ~perGnbert.
Nn SteQe beS f9mubt9en, %breitrun6tqeu
Sombreros unb bes auSqefran8ten, biden
GDdes, an benz einItmal5 merttontf6e 5tl=
berboQarS aIs &n0pfe gegIdn3t baben mod
ten, trug ct etnen g~pltnber6ut unb einen
elegdnten In3ug bonn S9nitte zines Qeiftz
li9en 9abtts, Seine SiBe tufen nt6t mebr
IN boRen, tpa1eroi6ten Stiefeln, NIT benen
er Die StraBen MaI6ingtpns burbf6rttt,
%ionbern IN fet1en PotentIeDer I9uben, bic fir
ben ieBt bier berrIdeaben @9muB ent1@iez
ben gu f6obe tparen.
8rDpne TT na9 tpte bpr Elm qroBer gnt6uz
fat fir Die GprepT9en Sheen un0 auoeuz
bltdlt9 auf benz Mege na3 &anTag Gttn.
UNI bort Der 8eriammlunq Der nNattpndI
Geform PreB NfDciattpn" r1D n%Senbu1trt1l
&egton" bei3ntpobner. SD torn ni3t faz
gen" , tReilte er nit, nob fi9 mod me6r Gorenz
Nrmeen btloen perben. GS lit m0qGt6, bah
MIR uns tpteoer ou3u ent19IieBen, gu mar
i3tren, ebenfo gut aber audi, BAH mir bobpn
abfteben. Sd bente, mir 6aben bereits oenuu
getRan, nm uniere Namen in Der @ef3t6te
81 ber3et6nen."
&rDpne, Der ietnem 8erufe mad 3et6ner
I'll, ertlGrte, baB er ii9 tpte6er Der ,-&un1f"
tptomen piirOe, iobalO es inn feline 3ett erz
ldu6e.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21

Sn benz MppeIationszpro3 Der Stobt
@baniton gegen Nuguit 8rabe, in pel9em
Der leBtere Dur6 bier Gnt59eibun9en bes
9tt4ter &earneD bDn @boniton pegen Ser
tdufes BON 8ier i'm prohibitions @ebtet in
alien 5GQen gu ie $500 @trafe DerurtbelGt
tpurDe, fprahen bic @eT9porenen Mugu1t
8raDe 9eute Wforgen bor 8i9ter @6et(ain
fret, 8rabe bate per Selepbon BEL Der 8irf=
9off Sretptng So, mebrere &tIten 8ter 6ez
fteQt u11o bate al5 Ngent Der 8irt6off 8retp>
ing So. in Dem Dorliegenben prp3eB eire
&iite 6laf3enbter an 9enrD &1bel ~Derfduft.
nnmttteIbar mad Der 5retfpre9ung 8rape'8
begann Der 3peite pro3eB.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Observation-Disclosures
purbsn geifern an foGgenOe perfonen uuss
~.H.MI.

Durben geitern an folgen6e perTonen ouss
geitelt:
80. SO. &tmbuG &c g., 5fDd. unb 8oTe.
ment 8rtd Nnbau CUR Sabrtt, 26. Str,
peItlt4 bon RodmeaitruBe, $4,000; @eDroe
81. Suffer G%ompanp, 8erbeiierungen am &C.
bduoe, 1873 N~bamstraBe, $4,000: q.
2aripn, 3petitOd. Srame Stats, U848 Qbo.
traBe, $4,000; George 6, StebIer, Dreif0d,
unO 8aIemeut 8rid Stats, 521 G6opIItr,
$25O0; Srant s. S'0aD, 3meiIt6d. uni
8afement 8rif Stats, 22OO NbamsItraBe,
$4,000; q. s. Oper, 5tpeift0d, 1tnb 8aiemeni
8rid Stats, us Surner Npe,, $500,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
WernrI1nnden.


PARK-THEATER-State Str. noDe Gougreb.
LIFE In JOLIET PRISON.. 9os trourt9e
zoos BON 1900 Setangetet oarltellenD. gsele Tarteta=
benbe 8ilber. 9eautp GBop. 2 @oriteauHgeH td9lt9.
GIntritt loo.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21

linn Stelun9iu9enben Bel Der se9enz
ipGrttgen NOtblage bas Grlangen bon 8es
f9Gfttsun8 gu erlet6tern, nimmt bas
9 enengeiube unentgeltIi9 auf.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21

&obleu uu0 @ote fir 5Surnaces, @rotes uno ol9emeinen
~ @ebr4ittD; refine alnlnpen 81 Die Come; refine
S1olono gIod So; Sole, g@q9"sSl0Be: $50; 9roBe egg
Gool ouo UtiuHa 60, 159 &aioue Ctr, Simmer sc.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Stdott1hes,
5ret9efproaen.

2Ilt9nft 8raoe erIanot in feinem pro5eB nit
DER Staot Gpanffon einen auf ,,Ni9t=
S4nlot9" lautenoen maPriprud. - Be-
9inn oes 5weiten pro3ehes.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
&OoeSs@ Gnsei9e.

&OSeSs@tt5et9e+
Sreuubeu uuo 9efaunteu bic trourlQe Nodridt, onB
Iuiere ltebe Mtutter, GDtpiegers uu6 8roBmltter
Sidbeta G~tcpbeuS, geb. &Ietu,
9eiern 9beub nm II llbr i'm NIter BON 70 Sobren Iauft
inn Serrn eutIbtofet lit. 9e @eerbiQur9 ftubet ont
San1og. 10 ltbr Mtor9enS, Oom Grauerhauie 250l Glib
SonaIsStroBe uodb ber ct. NutoniuS=Gir1e uu0 BON 0d
nod benz 81. MorD'8 @ottesoder itott. Sie mar cine
Der GlteIten Aniieblerinneu @Btca9p'S. Sic trauernoeH
StuterbliebeaeH NtcDIaMS Stepbet, l@5bre
&aIter SU9"'
GtifNbetb &utmp, J
Wfarie &0mg, SS09ter.
&ina Sd)aefer,
SacOb StepbenS,
yticuIauS
SOht SSDbne.
Trant
8eOr1
&oren5 ,&unnp, SfS55ne
@ttbaeG gang, luVN'.
21fb2t gtebft GnfeIn.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Oas yQbenoblatt"
1T in ben unten angessbeueu 9siaafteu su babsa:
l3nrhSci&n

1T in ben u1teu an9eesbeneu 9eI6atteH ~ baber
.EprSIette.
6. Sentmer, 1899 2incOIn ape.
q. 6. Stepbon, 115O Sinroln @oe.
4O3 9roB aoe.
402 Roscoe 8ouIeoorb.
81. u. Semitic, 1921 Belmont qes
g. Goldman, 174 gIort Str.
6. 81. Wtoore, A2 SiueoIH @oe.
Son RoLobs, AS SiucOIu 9oe.
6. &. Sap, $40 Sincoln 9toe.
eSranf @o9uer, 597 2incolu MoE
SOiepb Munt, TAI 2incOIn aoe.
6. 9teubaus, $40 Siucoln &oe.
@ul. SupIor, 1O17 2incoln @uG
30. gettina 1926 Glart Str.
9arber. 457 @lort Ctr.
Sral 2inbemauu, 421 GIorf StE.
g.. 81. 8Gr, 313 Start Ctr.
@. u. Monep, 267 glart Str.
s.. JR. 3tegen, 513 GIort ctr.
$. 9e9ner, 590H @lart Str.
germ. S9impftD, 282 gtortb qbs
g. 9oppmonn, 867 @Inrf Str.
s. Smith, 981 @lart Ctr.
Srau g.. Walter, 453 Weas GtE
80. &utberfprb. 500 Meas Ctr
Surnbun, 545 @eas ctr.
sc. g. S6mibt, $50 Mels ctr.
G.. SO. Speet, 707 gGeas 6tE
SDbn Storr, $50 @eus Str
9. gurrie, 306 @ens ctr.
6. Sieie, 3A me1s Str.
8. Si1er. 369 Meus ctr.
8rutu, 119 @ens ctr.
Sobn 8erf, 141 @ens ctr.
Spbu 8udIeD, 211 @ens ctr.
Srou 6. Sobnion, 276 @eas StL
6. @aCin9, 100 We1s Ctr.
8. Solar, 1888 MeQs Ctr.
6. eSerion, 80 MeQs Ctr.
s. @e6er, 1876 Sarrobee Str.
5offmonr, 464 Sarrobee Str.
g.. Berger, 577 Sarrabee ctr.
6rol s.. Mtor9ar, 225 9ioiiion Gtr.
She Columbus, $40 9iptfion ctr.
6. M. @Bite, 4O7H 9inifiou Ctr
g. 6. @el1on, 1874 9ipifton Str.
6. glnberion, 81 9iptfiDn Ctr.
$. 0tiiuer, 81 Wiapp ctr.
8. u. @butourt, sc Mi1otp Gtr.
8. G9urtea, 81 State Str.
s.. 4. SiebL 255 @leoelanb Qoe.
s. S9urf, 391 Seogpid Str.
50. s. NteBler, 587 Seb9pid Str
81. Gu9el, 1893 Seb9tpid ctr.
&reuIer, 282 SeoQtuif Str.
Sobn Gtein, 294 Sebgtpid Str.
~''l'eS' -VG SeoSolH -"
y. Z. Yutnam, 24S eIDoourH aoE
9apter, 403 @Ipbourn gtoe.
s. gBelB, 1923 @l9bourn ane.
q. %. S6lid. "a @Ipbouru Qoe.
Robert 9reger, 149 Sninois str.
g. S1raoer, 3l6 Wtartet Str.
&llDeblao q WtaDmuieu, 3Ol Wtartet SEE
Sartenberq, 212 @enter ctr.
8. @rben, l39 @eHter Str.
6ran Nt. &ubn, Al elt9ente Str.
Aug. Sran3eH, 81 Sn9eHle or.
Gbos. SbbeL l6 euaeHte or.
MtoE &I4teHltern, 2o9 anlp on
G4SIeite.
m:.tnn;a Gnty
o%tmHN S
ootN'"9to"
%e'uNU go"
puSugS @o'
%eIoHe'O" go
% @U"9le6
o. -, ~. -
20 81 S""mSa- -
~ go 80 -
So 1871 AZ Gtr ,,,S mor,sb ws.
%eFlelIe'
esrn. 1859 so. Nprtb Qpe.
god5er. S87 81. Mapletuooo Nne.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Neue An5eigen.

OIue Gooess Nnseieen weIde fir Ole
Woreen.2usoabe Ger ,JninOis Staats'
3eitune"% oufeeeeben weroen, erfheinen foiteu'
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 2lnnahme pon 2ln'
seieeu fir oas 2beuobIatt fdIie6t nm II ubr
mittaes, fir ole moreeusNuseabe nm 10 1hr
Nbeuos.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21

On perfoufeu Sorm BON 21o @rres, gut ners
- belfert, CUTE Sebduoe. @bicogO Propert9 pirO aIs
~tbeilpetIe 3obIun9 genDlnn1eu, 93eit in 8aor ober ouf
3eit. Ste Sarm lit uu9efdbr 80 WfeiIen BON gbirago an
Der Panbanble & Grie=giienbaBn 9eleeeu. abrefie:
VI 81 Staats3ettung. 25ia1N& tIio
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
9as GDtcaOO
fGr 5rQuGn unO RinOOr,

2toams Stra6e, Gde pauIina, :
,tu orpRes. tuftioes @sbdube, is ouaenehme grinotatn1s
ner, aroBs iount9e MoroS. Nebmt 09ben IOe. StrGs
Rsnbabn Biz sur GbIr. 12tb
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Werimienfnes-


fir oItes Sob. SLIDER unb Siamonteu; quite
X Ibr fHr 81. 9o9Re 60, 6 .. WtooiiOuitr., :. SlIr.
21i26t
O6bne, 9oten, Mtietben, I9Ie9te 59ulben aner @rteE
- ~Colecttrt; feline 8e5oblung menn e%rfolgIps. Gug.
@tueuer, GOlHtp.g ~ouit6bIsr, rs 5. aOe, 8Immer g..
2mi1S
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
0rnnOeiqentbnul.

On Dertnufeu: SIR Cab! 40 ader gutes 9arteHs
- lamb nabe Chicago, tbeilpeiie in &ots ~ousgele9t, bon
6e1en mebrere bereits fir 5000 pro Stid pertauft iiuo,
S5abrtten in Ha4Iter yta96orideft, -9epot 4 9IOds eHt'
fernt, fir eine1 iebr ~uiebri9eu 8reis. @%brefiire:
I9f7t w rs gtaatsseitunq.
= II bertaufen n: Gin gut geIe9enes Sot on S9oo
- Str. nube 9torb Chicago S1ibenpart, febr pretsr
lpitrolg. 9tur $500 Sab n6tbig. &oreIfre gigentbimer
inter @bffre " 85 Staats3t9. 15f7t
Ou b~ertanfen: Rabensnpp6 Sic I66nfte
~ Gde in bieler bubi9en uno blhbenben 8oriiabt.
@afier uno Seper in ben StroBeu uub bie StroBeH es
pfaitert. Gage: Glib uHb SIfroHt megen 9reis unb
peiterer @ustunft ipeHbe mon iib miiublib Dber ibrtfts
lid an QDm. 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn Strobe,
8opce Building. 20mi. BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21

0Iernuber'S @ebetlupDIi3ets N9eutul
briu9t irgenb etmas III 6 rfohriIng auf pripofem Wege.
uugIidlibe @beitonbsf6ne uuteriH9t uno 9elueiie gs
iamnelt. 4ue iEdae DOH 0iebftabl II. S6pinoele inter.
iutbt uub Die @dulDi0eu sur 3edDeni9oft 9e5ogeu. Su ir-
9eno loeIdeH 8erlegeubelteu fommen Ste 3uunS. SeeB.
Itt9er RotR fret. SpHnt. offen Bis u u9r @titt. 17milStgI
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21

SGrou @eder. Die beribmte MaHriagerin, enthaat
y ouTs @GergeHoueite Die Gegenloart Ino 3ntuHTt
3et9t bas Bib Der 3utiinfttQer. Siebt Austunft nber
~9eitohlene Gad6eu, @~ertdts. uub Observation-Disclosures.
@~ntferut b6Ie GitEuHc burd1 9pmpatbie. - 9to. 8
Meus=GtruBe, uoDe 0ortb @oeHue. Spre1ituns
bent oud) an 6pnntaa. Soils
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
WeI6Gft8= q eleqeuheften.


9u oerfanfen: Sin eriter &GaIe Wtiainern=@tpre
~ totro lpe9en MbretIe nod benz Muslanoe bi4tQ per=
fault. 1880 MtItpoufee @Oe. "
gu oertautem blltg; GIN gutter o~eutidber Saloon
4 lpegen Graufbstt. Nodaufro9en AZ Ia 5oGe CIR
19fb3t
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
&erlangt: Mdnuer unO Srauen.

Sc erIon8t: SOfprt, erfabrene mtdrultde pber
melbit9e -Arbetter on Semben 1no uSDerousn.
@OHpns Manufacturing 60, 26O-262 Sgftb Nne.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Glaiiiii3trte Nnsetgen

tOfen Biz su 10 @Orten 10 Gents, isOes tuettsrs WOrt
l Sent. Gtelenosiu6s fret.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21

S)te 6erhbmte @ropbetin unb gBobrIagerin 81. Souii,
Soers .nerftebt periiife NitrDlogte uno Ntoqie
S5eI9t SUD oaS Bib Ger 3ufiiuftigeu. 9erbtnoet Sie'
ne4oe nro Setrennte burd Spnpotbte. 9etlt alte nnO
1Id3aften. !3u ipre4en BON 9 ubr Morgens big 9 ubr
9benOs. Wobuung: 1861 98o6aIb Que., nabe State
Str Nu9 Sountags su ipreben. 9tebmt Die Stateltr'
Sor DIS ~. Str. uuo balm l Blpd Infer 9dno. lllep
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Imitation and Sterling
Silver Novelties.

Trilby Hearts with long chains Csc each.
Trilby Hearts. sterling silver. AT s.. 50
and s. each.
Trilby Brooches and Stick Pins In ster-
ling silver at BE. 47c and T5c.
Trilhy Foot IN imitation silver at 25c.
Watch Guards in sterling silver al 35c
and 75c each.
Manicure Sets, sterling silver. $50
Handkerchief Holders. sterling silver.
75c each.
Josephine Fan Holders. sterling silver.
.L2s.
Watch Holders. sterling silver, $50
each.
Hat Pins. sterling silver, 47c and 7sc
each.
Side Combs. sterling silver ornaments,
S5c TO $3.50 each.
DRESSING Combs. sterling silver orna-
meuts. 81
Hair Brushes at sc. Zoe. 75c. 81 and $50
each
Cloth Brushes. SOC. sc. 81 ans 81 80 each.
Hand Mirrors French plate, sc. J0c, 75c,
81 and sl.25 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Hand-Painted CellulOid
Novelties.

Thermometers with calendars for 1896
attached a 49c and 6ac each.
Calendars perpetual tamDourlne and gui-
tar shaped, at soc and 81
Calendars, with fancy inkstand and PEN
holders, at see.
Inkstands. hand painted. very pretty, at
&c Sc and 81 each.
Fancy Hand-painted Jewel Cases in
large variety at Csc. SOC. Soc, sl.le. $Les
and &.
Photograph Holders. hand painted. very
artistic. at BIC. 50c. 81 and sl.6o each.
Glove Cases. silk lined and hand painted.
at soc, SLIGO. g. and $3.50 each.
Handkerchief Cases. silk lined and hand
painted. at S5c. sl.3J sl.75 and s2.25 each.
Cuff Boxes and Collar Boxes 10 match.
with fancy trimmings, at sl5O, yl.69 and s.
each.
Letter Cases. hand painted. at 81. sl.es
and g. each.
Card Receivers. hand painted, very ar
tstic, at ioc. soc and si.25 each.
Match Receivers. hand painted. very
pretty. at &c. 40c and 65c each.
Napoleon Pincushions. capital likeness
of the Great Emperor. at aSc.
Whisk Broom Holders, very pretty orna-
ments. at 25c and 45c each.
Soap Cases. all colors. decorated, at 81
each.
Shaving Tablets at 45c aud Coo each.
Key Racks In new and artistic designs
at l0c and 15c each.
Pen wipsrs at &c. 45c and 75c each.
Towel Racks. entirely new, at 25c and
75c.
Jardineras at soc each.
Fancy Eafels In n variety OF colorlnzs
and designs at DC. SOC and 81 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Ladies' Gloves.

If In doubt about a suitable present for
your lady friends. gloves are always ac-
ceptable NEWHALL.S GLOVE VAL
UES are unequalled. Just opened large
invoice OF the popular and reliable stand
ard values.
THE Monarch" a fine satin kid, two
clasps, best glove procurable, s1.S5 a pair.
THE Bruce" fine glace laclng glove,
all shades, sl.G9 a pair.
1.-The Czarina'' a four-button glace kid,
matchless value at CSC a pair.
The Brighton" a genuine English Der
by Walking Glove. s1.H fpair.
Also a full line Of Evening Gloves. IL,
Is and 20-button length. ANY gloves pre-
scented TO your friends VIII be readily ex-
changed)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Fur Capes.

Nothing whatever, except perhaps W
almond ring, Is more acceptable 70 Au'
than a HANDSOME FUR CAPE
A fur cape is magnificent pses me-
and good investment. IL lasts . NY
time and IL always stylish.
Ladies' Electric Seal Capes, incne'
long, full circular sweep, 1850 ana -.
Ladies' Wool Seal Capes. 30 inches I9as'
full circular sweep. handsome trlnini'"s'
s2i, 800 and $3.50.
Ladies Astrachan Capes, 20 inches i..s'
full circular sweep. so. scf.5o. sS3 ana ~
Ladies' Baltic Seal Capes, 10 is""
long. full circular sweep, SID
Ladies' Astrachan Capes. 80 inches "As
s33 50 80.
Ladies' Electric Seal Capes. % ineAs'
long. lis inches, $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Purses and Leather Goods.

Imported direct from the leading manu-
facturer in this country.
Coin Purses, in kid alligator and fine
calf, l5c. 1Sc. 25c, Soc. soc and s5c each.
Ladies' Embossed Pocketbooks, in black,
brown and tan, 60c. 75c, 81 and Sis.
Ladies' Real Seal Pocketbooks at 69c,
90c. 81 and sl.25 each.
Ladies' Morocco Pocketbooks, black,
brown and tan, at soc, 81 and s1.50 each.
Ladies' Alligator Pocketbooks, light and
dark colors, at 81 and sl.50 each.
Ladies' Combination Book and Card
Cases at 3Sc. 69c. soc. 81. sl.0. s. and s225
each.
Ladies' Combination Book and Card
Cases. plain and with sterling silver orna-
ments. in alligator, 81, 81. 80, 81 $3.50, 81 and
81 each.
Ladies' Card Cases. in seal and alligator,
40c. 75c, 81, s1.50 and s. each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Perfumes.

''You may break. you may shatter the
vase IL YOU will.
But tho scent OF the roses viii hang round
IL till."-Moore.
4 complete line OF the popular "Seely''
Perfumes. Lily OF the Valley, Cologne,
Jockey Club. White Rose. Hcllotrope, VI
olet. Triby. Ave Maria, Etc. Eau de~Oui-
nine Florida Water. Toilet Water Pau
sean Balm. Bay Rum. Tooth Paste Al
mond Mix Soap. Transparent Glycerne
Soap. put up In handsome cut glass and
decorated bottles.
SPEC1AI-A large line OF Perfumes
packed in fancy Jars and Etruscau bottles
prettily decorated, sc each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Art Linens. Tray Cloths, Tea
Cloths and DOylieS.

Stamped Doylies. 5x5 and exs inches.
fancy drawn. hemstltched, Sc each.
Stamped Doylies. SKIS. at 12l1c. and difto'
exc inches, 14c each.
Tray Cloths, stamped, 2ix2i inches u
ssc each: 30 inches square, at sOc each ana
$1.25 each.
Sd Satin Damask Tea Cloths, hem
stitched, 75c each.
6-4 Satin Damask Tea Cloths. nem.
stitched, N.59, and better quality Wv
each.
Pillow Shams. open work emnroiaers'
at SOC. 81, s1.69. 81, $3.50 and s2.S eacn.
at s1.65, 81 and $3.50 a set.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Dress Patterns.

A handsome Dress Pattern is always ac-
ceptable and makes a dura BILE and useful
gift Can be had here in large variety.
Dress Patterns of Fancy Bourette or
Boucle, $3.50 a suit.
Dress Patterns, mohsir effects, checks
or stripes, 1896, $40, s5.25.
Dress Patterns, fancy cheviots, very
stylish, at IS and $3.50
Exclusive Suit Patterns, in high novelty
effects, 50, $40, sl2 and SIS suit.
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All at 90 Cents.

Head Rests. 9x15 inch. silk covers, re-
versiSle. embroidered with tinsel and
ruffle
Head Rests. silk covers. triangular
shape. embroidered in tinsel.
Head Rests. silk covers. circular shape,
embroidered in fancy tinsel, with ruGle
and ribbon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Shopping Bags.

Ladies' Shopping Bags, with purse.
black only, at 25c. 35c, soc. soc. &c. csc. ST. 2
sl.47. Si.e3, s1.S7, s. 20 and s.. 80 each.
SILK Velvet Shopping Bags, silk cord
trimmings, leather handles. a bargain, soc
each.
Chatelaine Bags. both black and colors
47c. 9Sc. SIS and s1.75 each.
Hand Satchels. u. IA and 16-inch. black,
tan and brown, Sc. sl47. sl.25. s1.75. $50,
S. 81. S. each.
SPECIAL.-London Hand Bags. in coll
ors. CSC each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Table Damasks.

How much more enjoyable and inviting
a good dinner is when spread upon fine
quality Bleached Damssk Cloth. You can
buy an extra quality table linen. u inches
wide. at 81 a yard In my Linen Depart
ment: same quality 2ia yards wide. sl75 a
yard: stu finer quality. 2lz yards wide.
3 10 a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
Fine Damask Dinner Sets
All Linen.

S-4xS-4 Satin Damask Dinner Cloth 4
size Napkins 10 match, per set, $3.50 aal
$50.
S-4x10-4 Satin Damask Dinner Cloh,k
size Napkins to match. per set SIS.
S-4x14-4 Satin Damask Dinner Cloth,
size Napkins TO match. per set. 81.
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Fans.
-iety OF Fans. carved,

An Immense variety Of Fans, carved,
plain and hand painted
Gauze Fans. in black and light colors.
carved handles. hand painted. 25c, soc. 75c,
81. sl-50, s.. 50. s..
Satin Fans. in black and light colors,
hand painted and plain. with carved ham
dies, 81. sl.50. 81, s., s. each.
Feather Fans, all colors, 81, $50, 81, 50
and 81 each