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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
APPEAL WENT WRONG
Decision on Tide Land Apprais-
ment Sustained.
GO TO LAND COMMISSIONERS.
Directors Slipped n Cog in Going 10
Superior Court - n Kingston
Libels the Perley.

The supreme court has affirmed the de-
cision Of Superior Judge Eurnes In the mat
ter OF Corporation 0unso SCotts appeal,
al. the request OF q number q freeholders.
from the tide land appraisernen. made BY
the local board. Ju7ee Humes deciding
that the ~freeholders' appeal 70 the superior
court was without authority OF law. and
that the case should first nave been taken
20 the state board q land commissioners.
This deaslon of the supreme court IS ia
relation 70 the appeal e W. =. Hays and
others against the local boards tide land
apprafsement. The Law passed at the last
session OF the legislature IN this connec~
ton states that the city attorney Of the
city wherein said lands are situated shall
appeal" but the supreme court says that
the corporstioS counsel, being the princI-
pal law officer OF the city. is authorized
% prosecute appeals from the decisions OF
both local and state boards. II was under
this law that Hays and others requested
Corporation Counsel Scott to appeal from
the local appraissment 10 the superior
court. and as he could exercise no dscre-
ton in the matter he Gid 20, although ne
was OF the opinion before tlie appeal 70 the
superior court was taken that IL should
have been made to the site board, as the
supreme court has now decided.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

oo5ect Re seeks - att.in IS quite apparent.
~ rs suE aga&rEt c. z. Stone he sets up
A MS cause o. action the matter contained
IA aH AFFIDAVIT flied b. me IN the superior
court Tor Nastcon co1nty. Now there
- 10 FEAR that this sat vii ever be push
81 70 trial. for there = not one syllable
contained IL that afIdavst but Wheeler
Knows too well can be proven.
WheeIer's suits a Biufr.
The suits filed By william Martin shi.
morning IN The superior court FOR this
county, wherein tire Commercial Bark IS
plaintI1. and Wheeler. under bis various
aLases. Is defendant. fully sets cat and ev-
plains the tru.h ~ the methods pursued
~ hin. He n befog the minds % The
people by hts pretended injured reputation.
IN MS application fcr q reoefver he a.
leges n a the affairs % the Commercial
national Bank have been ~mlsraanaged BY
the Seattle National Bank. The Sus ness
men OF this community know that there
are nos two more conservatives business
men or bankers in this city iha r. W.
Andrews z Robert g. Hooker. ard .zet
mag ne A man with the reputation q
wheeler charging these men with mis-
management His blur will fan when Il,
comes 20 be passed upon BY the court.
What Ma-tha Craig Lost,
Take for instance tie case OF Martha
Cra4S as one o. the Wheeler victims.
There Is a poor widow who vas appointed
by the court guardian OF her ch.ld and
whom Wheeler got the best OF in the
neighborbood % $1,000. He sold her hs
worthless stock ard then told her that
women were not allowed az meetings Il
stockholders ard thar Il was necessary for
her 20 make bin trustee OF the stock that
ne might vote H. "a IS well known. the
stock is not worth & now. and the widow
Is mourning the day she became acQuaint-
ed plth Mr.. Wheeler.
IF anybody desires 10 see these various
obligations Of the Wheelers and their cor
porations and the records bearing upon ths
matter he can do So" =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
New suits Filed.

The following new suits wers yesterday
commenced IN the superior eourti
Pacific Heat ana Power Company vs..
John Corin-Promissory notes. ss0T. Ta.
SELLS and 1857 and costs.
David Il. Dexter va. MERCHANTS National
Bank-To recover securities. sS,no
Commercial National Bank VS.. TT. w.
Wheeler et al.-Note. s4.e2715 and costs
Commercial National Bank VS.. II. w.
Wheeler ct aL-Note. S5.5s66 and costs.
Commercial National Bank We. L. II.
Wheeler et aL-Notes, f.1T7.3. s9s4.7 and
ss12.79.
Commercial National Bank W. Lee
WAeeler-Eote 81.
Commercial National Bank VS.. Wheeler
Bros-NOte. yz<.
Commercial National Bank vs., Lee
Wheeler and Eta Whee'er-Note. si-tT2
n ". Wheeler Us. Commercial National
Rank ct aL-Suit to recover securities,
STG0. .
~. W. Wheeler rs. Commercial National
Bank ct aL-DamaEes. 10000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Mrs. Eshel man Becomes Insane.

Mrs. J. Z. Eshelman. wife Of the we'll
known real estate d~ezfar, was yesterday
ordered committed 70 the asylum at Steil-
accom- as insane, and VII he taken there
this morning. For two years Mrs. Eshel-
man has a periods Of mental unsound-
ness, bur never until within the past two.
weeks have her friends felt II necessary 10
take any extra precautions for her safety
or treatment. Yesterday a warrant was
sworn cut by Mrs. Eshelman's sister, Mss
Catherine ". Forney, Charging her with
insanity. The examination developed that
her insanity has been brought about by
worrying over the business affairs Of her
husband. and that the malady is increasing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
NEW MEN IN TnE SCHOOLS.
Secretary ogden Retires and severnl


Janitors Go With Him.
The changes among the employees OF Tie
board OF education which were ordered by
the new board took effect yesterday. and
the new ~tanitors are now Tn possession.
A. A. Guernsey. the new secretary, did
not appearsto have the office turned over
10 him by +. ID. ogden. his predecessor.
but VIII take possession tomorrow. The
other changes are as follows.
Day sch0ol-Jacob Schuester succeeds j.
II. Carter.
Latona school-John NJ. Dewey succeeds
William Copestick.
Denny ~schOol-Samuel Gilbert. now as
sistant ~janltor. advanced 10 succeed ]. L.
Melvin. s. h. Palmer succeeding Gilbert.
Olympic schoOl-Mrs. Mary Myers sue
ceeds Mrs. Mary Collins.
Central school-C. a. Spriggs succeeds
d. NJ. Thorpe as assistant. the salary be-
ing advanced from SIS TO $40 a month.
Charles E.. Auburn succeeds 7. +. Wilson
as school mechanic.
Mr.. Ogden has won high praise by his
careful attention TO the interests OF the
school district during his tenure Of office.
having effected many economies and i'm
provements In the work intrused TO him.
He intends 10 take a vacation before engage
ing IN any business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Stevens IS. George F. Mover e a.. 500:
E-asly Johnson vs. Thomas Collins e. al,
sr.ga
Judge Langley yesterday granted q a.
vGree 20 Edwin :. Cough rom Laura A
C0ugl or the grounds 0f personal abuse
and abandonment and awarded TIA
r.a.attr tee custody o. The chas.
Judge Langley yesterday issued Al or
DER allowing the ADMINISTRATORS of tae IS.
tate % Henry l. Iesse- &c gay the cain
O. he New York Marie ard Grants Com
pary q Szp-s tor the erection % the mon
upsr. n the family pIot Al lake View
cemetery and making Z q preferred claim.
Licenses 20 wed were yesterday issued
sor william wilson, i-., and Ethel Sa-
mAntna Dickinson. both o. Port Orchard;
Elizabeth ]. Edwards. OF Seattle: Leon-
hard Re.n.g and Alevins II. Retler. %
Seattle: John Cooper Man and Mrs Net
re Jones. OF Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
The Kingston L.ibels the PerIey.

The Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship
Company. owner OF the steamer City OF
Kingston. has fled a libel against the
steamer Mary F. Perley for $1.5S5 dam
ages. On November 10. 1898. the two steam
ers met In a collision during a heavy fog
off West point, while the Kingston was on
the way to Port Townsend and the Perley
was on her way from Everett 10 Seattle.
Tho libelant claims that the collision was
due 10 the Mary +. Perley. who is alleged
10 have been running out OF her course on
account OF the fog, and at fun speed. IL
is claimed that IL she had been going at a
proper rate OF speed. the accident could
have been avoided.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Leather Goods.

MANY. MANY NEW NOVELTIES
IN LEATHER GOODS. DAINTY
POCRETBOOKS, AND AT DAINTY
PRICES. THE STOCK IS AT IT'S
BEST NOW. TAKE THE HINT AND
CHOOSE EARLY.
Ladies' Purses, &c, Sc, 4sc. 6c 75c.
Children's Initial Purses, 25c.
Children,s Purses. with miniature, zoo
LADIES' Combination Pocketoook and
Card Case. seal, 65c, TIC, S5c. 95c. 81.
s1a. $50. s1.75, S.95, SIS TO $3.50 each.
Ladies Combination Pocketbook and
Card Case. grain leather. 7oc. 81, SIS,
$50 to SEQ.
LADIES' Combination Pockstbook and
Card Case, alligator. 81. SIS. $50. 81 to
Ladies Combination Pocketbook and
Card Case. giraffe. latest novelty. $50
each.
Ladies Combination Pocketoook and
Card Case, genuine lizard, S.S. $50 TO
S. each.
Ladies Opera Bags, highest novelty.
giraffe skin. s4.75 each.
Ladies' Chatelaine Bags. 25c. zoe, CSC.
s1.5. s2.25. $3.50 to s. each.
Ladies Boston Bags, 1S2. s6c. SOC,
s125. $50, &.25, Sc. s3.25, So
Ladies English Shopping Bags. $3.50.
$s.s5 and $3.50.
Handles for Shopping Bags, 2nc pair.
Containers Collar and Cuff Boxes.
IN black and colored leather, 81. n.2o.
$50. SlT5, s.. $3.50, So.
Ladies Music Rolls. SOC. Soc. S.2S.
s1.25, sl.& each.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Dressing
Cases. 9sc, 81. $50. s.. $50. s., 1915.
s475. $50. s675 to 1915 each
Ladies' Portfolios. sl5o. S-fs. I-zA
& 50 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Among the business changes which have
been announced In this city during the past
year nons VIII De received with greater re-
gret than TIE announcement OF the dlSsolu-
ton o. the Golden Rule Bazaar co-partner-
shsa M-. J.. Bernstein and Mr.. r. Ep-
stein are going to retire from the firm.
Mr.. z. Lobs continuing the business. The
change VIII BE made with the first Of the
year. Mr.. Bernstein has been identified
with The Golden Rule Bazaar since its IN
ceptfon IN iSS. and Mr.. Epstein has also
been a member OF the firm for several
years past. The announcement OF the DIS
solution sale. which Is advertised today.
VIII be q great surprise TO the public. The
fact that Mr.. Lobe VIII continue at the head
OF this business - a guarantee that the
Golden Rule Bazaar will BE as popular IN
the future as in the past.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
The Mud In the Dry Dock.

Byron Barlow & Co. the contractors OF
the Port Orchard dry aock. nave been
trying 10 clean Out the water and mud
which was carried into IL by the giving
way Of the consrdam some DAYS 90.
They have been using a steam hose fer
the purpose, but with this they made SO
little progress that IL was thought ad-
visable 10 send to San Francisco for a
more powerful apparatus. IL viii AXE
ten days TO get this TO the dock, but
meanwhile the steam pump viii be kept
going. The progress OF the work has
been delayed by the illness OF T. IL. Dou-
gan. one of the Contractors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
THE TWO TICKETS AT BALLARD.
Square Issue Joined Between A. Il. A.
and Its Opponents.

and Its Opponents.
The coming political struggle In Ballard
will show the strength of the A. +. n.
forces IN a way that no previous municipal
election could, for the issues. after much
trouble In h-armonizing personal differences
on both sides, arc clearly stated. Il is
simply a fight between the A. +. A. and
anita. 4. A. forces. The former are striv-
ing TO secure control OF all the Offices. and
their professed object is purity in politics.
The anita. 4. A, men say there are grave
doubts about the legality Of the A. p. a.
petitions on their certificates OF nomina-
tons. because some of the petitioners are
not citizens. some are non-residents whose
occupations are not stated. and the number
OF petitioners Is not according 10 law. Dis
s~ensions have arisen in their ranks
The candidates on the Citizens party
ticket are nearly all responsible and pop
ular men. whose chances for election are
good, although lack OF harmony among
their adherents also Is a source OF weak
ness that may lead TO defeat. In previous
elections no ticket was ever entirely elect
ed. and In this election each side may be
able TO claim some victories
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
The Bat.

A student OF natural history informs US
that the mode OF tying the Princess tie,
which we have introduced in Seattle, makes
the scarf look exactly like the wings or
the Princess bat.
We do not know anything about natural
history. but we do know something about
the correct and artistic manner or making
a scarf. Such information as we have ac-
oulred OF his somewhat difficult art Is
entirely at your disposal.
II Is generally understood that our llne
OF Princess. De Joinvilie and FOur-in-Hand
,,as for this season is the most beautfuI
ore ever shown IN Seattle CheaSty's, Sec
ond and James streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Books | Booksl
Books

All copyrighted books are published
In the same style % binding and printed
from the same plates and on the same
quality OF paper whether You find then.
in dry goods stores or in book stores,
but the prices IN dry goods stores are
much less. We VIII sell you the latest
copyrighted books-uo better 20 he
found anvwhere-at the same small per
rant OF profit as We sell those on which
the copyright has run out. Come In and
examine our stock and you viii Be sat-
isied that what we say IS correct. We
are glad 70 show you our goods. and
you WIZ not be urged to buy.
Our books and prices speak for them
selves. and we know we can save you
money II you want anything in the booie
line. We quote only a few prices. but
everything is marked in plain figures.
We viii sell you Webster's Original
pages and 1870 Illustrations. for 9ac:
WeSster's International dictionary.
bound in sheep. marble edges, indeXed.
latest edition, $50.
Crown series OF classics. bound in bro
cads celluloid, crimped edges. in neat
box. very handsome. Csc per volume:
bound In cloth. handsome silver stamp
on outside cover. In box. 45c per volume.
library edition. cloth, half Russia,
clear tpye, twenty different subjects,
regular price. sI0; our price. 75c.
C~loth-bound. silver stamped, little
classics. t9c.
Chinon's Marriage, paper, 15c.
Children's books. in paper. linen and
board covers, in endless variety.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
VIII of Mrs. DeliIah Thomas.

The will of DelIlah A. Thomas was yester-
day filed for probate. The deceased leaves
10 her daughters. Harriet n. Bean. Juliette
Harker and Celinda II. Bush, 81 each: to
her sons, James r.. jefferson, David H,
John s., Alfred A. and Herbert +. Thomas,
81 each. The remainder of the estate she
wills TO her daughter Mrs. L. c. McManus.
She also names Mrs. McManus as sole
e~xecutrix OF tho will without bond The
ia witnessed by w. III. Meyer.
Addie G.. Meyer and r. W. West.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Shoe Bargains.

OUR SALE ON LADIES'. MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S SHOES STILL
CONTINUES. FOR THE NEXT
WEEK WE QUOTE THE FOLLOW
ING PRICES:
ladies' Fine Kid Hand-sewed Button
and Lace Shoes, s2.9S.
Ladies' Fine Kid Hand-sewed Button
Shoes. A and b widths, u.9s.
For S2,29 we can give you a Ladies'
Fin Kid Button Shoe In The following
styles:
Fair Stitch Extension Sole. square
toe. tip. 1913.
Cloth Top. patent tip. square toe.
s2.@.
Cloth Top. patent tip. razor toe. 81
Kid Top, razor toe. patent tip,
S.@.
Kid Top, square toe. patent tip.
SEQ.
Boys Veal Calf Lace Shoes. pointed
toe. $50.
Youths. as.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
No uabeas Cornus for Nelson,

Judge Humes yesterday denied a mo-
ton OF habess corpus for Paul E. Nelson.
convicted OF incest and sentenced to Walla
Walla for ten years. In view Of the fact
that the supreme court had. on November
%. returned the papers and sustained the
Judgment Of the lower court. Judge Lang
ley would not entertain the motion and re-
manded the prisoner to the custody Of the
sheriff. Nelson VIII be taken TO Walla
VILLA next week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Plush Caps. - inches long. wide
sweep, lined with changeable silk,
trimmed with electric seal special
price. s6.sS.
Ladies' Plush Cape. same style as
above, - inches long. trimmed with
'possum fur on collar and edge, 81.
Same style. trimmed with Tieoet fur,
$3.50.
Same style. handsomely embroidered.
SIC 20. SIS. 1850 and so.
We have Just received a new line OF
French Consy, Wool Seal. Electric Seal
and Astrakhan Capes. Please compare
price. before buying.
Just received a rev line OF Flan-
neletts and German Eidsrdown Wrap
pors. Flannelettes. s1-z. $40 and N.76
German E~iderdowns. s2ss. $40 ands.~-
Atwood Trieot Waists. navy r
black, az G2I.
A complete stock OF X~aek.ntoshss,
ranging from szfs 10 so.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

TNa irht registration FOR the com nE
.Is,tson has been a matter Of great
gs-Srssa 20 all. Never before has taeTe
- itrht A registration, and this -
,-lv sgrorss.ng in v.ew o. tfe great
.-,rortsncs q the proposition which IS -
"a voted upoa- oaIy 8sS Names were -
isterea ss against LOS 20. IAst
"a without explanation. IL aAs
s. ~sS-sstaa. how ser. THAI the puoto
Sscom.nE Indifferent % the wfteF
: 'e@.@ ~owtrx that there IS little PROB
sur 80 supnly Of Rainier Beer CIV
a.. a., Rainier Beer IS suca a spAIA.hS
ana -invixorat.ng beverage tA@t q :
IN households throughout S-s =
of,en recommended by
healtnfuI tonic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Dress Patterns.

English Suiting. s-yard Suit. 81.
Ghangeahle Serge. 7-yard Suit. 81. 70.
CTinkle Cheyiot, 7-yard suit. s1.n.
Scotch Tweeas. 7-yard Suit. s2.G.
All-Wool Cheviots. T-yard Suit. $3.50.
Our leader for Monday is an All-Wool
goods. & inches wide. T-yard Suit. for
Si55.
The display in the Dress Goods win
dow Will give you m taea or the style.
etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Rugs and nattings.

We carry the largest assortment of
materials for interior decoration as
Couch Covers. Single and Double-door
Portieres, Dados. for hall and wall dec
~ogatlons-the very things for 'dens,"
smoking and billiard rooms. Any lady
or gentleman fitting up these comfort
able corners at homo VIII find II easy
70 do so from our stock. A fun line OF
Hall and Hat Racks for sinai and large
halls. Screens In all sizes and at all
prices. Rugs OF every kind. size and
price.
s2-inch Oriental silks. CSC 20 $50 per
yard-hne for pillows.
Book Case Curtains IN endless variety
and tone. Fringes OF every kind. quail
ity and color.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Hair Ornaments.

A VERY LITTLE MONEY
WILL BUY YOU MUCH
AT THE TOILET ARTICLE
COUNTERS. PARTICULAR
IY ATTRACTIVE LINES
OF HAIR ORNAMENTS NOW
ON SALE.
New Side Combs. 100. lsc. go.
s5c. Sc. 45c. 500 pair.
New Side Combs. real shell,
So 70 81 ~ pair.
New Hair Ornaments. dag
gers. combs, etc. initiation
shell. iSe. 2c. &c, CSC. acc. 4sc
to toe.
New Hair Ornaments, dag
gers. combs. etc. real she'll.
sSc. SIS. $.5. sl-75. $50 TO IS
each
New Novelties in Jewelry
and sterling silver goods
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

- Prescriptions carefully
Lone5Ss All hours % the night Nortn
seattle Pharmacy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

enarn Pacgae Is new running tS'
~ go hsruean seattle and Portland
-, S~sttls is and - ? m
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Small Prices on Cotton
Goods.

ALWAYS THE LEADERS ON Do
MFsTTC GOODS. AND STRONGER
THAN EVER N SPECIAL VALUES
THIS SEASON.
New line OF Indigo Blue Prints, relI
able colors and good styles, &C.
New line OF Caeck G!nghans splsn-
id quality. &C..
Good quality OF White Shaker Elan~
pNis. extra aide, SPECIAL &c.
Navy Blu. and Scarlet Twin kian-
uals. heavy weight. Atwood, re
Plain White Sa|ony El4nnel, exes~
lent quality. &c
or stock of Wits wool Shaker
v1anoaIs was never better. These goors
are the very best - the market for
washing and wearing purposes, Zer SE.
CSC, ao1. 500 ard e6-
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saLsENS0S { saD5slA pspL

No electric or gas lights used
by Us in day time We have a
big skylight in the center of
our room and four big win
dows in the rear so you can
SEE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery and I'm
GerWear.

Ch1dren's Wool Hose. ioc. 15c, Dc.
Csc. $50 10 SIC pair.
ladies' Wool Hose. 3oc, &c, S5c. 6c.
CSC, 75c, soc. 81.
Chldren's Merino Underwear 4o lot
size IS: rise g. size.
Chlsren's Combination Suits. 700.
sfl5. sL& to $40 suit.
ladies' Camers-Ha.r Vests. pants to
match, SOC 10 HIS each
Ladies' Combination Suits, 81, $50. 81.
g o 20 s. suit.
BOYS Natural Shirts ana Drawers. 80
each.
Sole Agents s~tuttgHrter's German
Sanitary Underwear, IN BON ladies'
and children's combination sults. ara
"a vests and pants. 81 the lowest pr1cs
ever made on same quality OF goods
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ITEMS Clothing.

Mems Black Clay worsted cutawsy
Suits. latest style and nicely finished.
SIC.
Mems Fancy Black worstsd GETAWAY
Suits, $3.50.
Mons Smooth Finished Black Chevfot
Cutafvay Suits. q very dressy Hnit. SO.
Mems Black and Gray Clay Worsted
Cutaway Suits. Regent style, -.
Meas Black Clay Worsted cutaway
Suits, cut ard finished IN the very
Iates, EtyIe. and equal to a tailor-znsds
anti for sll
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Imperial Pinned Paper
Patterns.

The CRY perfect pattern made. Per
feet IN style and fit II you use one
once you viii never use any other. I'M
perial Mode Fashion Sheet for Decesa-
Der now ready for distribution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Art Goods.

A GENUINE BEAUTY SHOW IN
ART NEEDLEwORK A FINER
STOCK WAS NEVER SHOWN IN
THE CITY. IT rs WORTH CLOSE
STUDY. SEE THE BEAUTIFUL
PATTERNS AND NOTE THE MOD
list PRICES
Stamped Linens. doyliss. 4o. Sc 70.
&c. az, re. s5a zoo. %so. soc. &c. 80
each.
Stamped Linens. center pieces, &c,
Sc, soc, soc. CSC. 7sc. t5o. 90, sl@, r.g.
slTs each.
Stamped Linens, tss eleths, sto. 81,
eM $50. u7s. =, SIS. s1D. 70, s.2S
$50 and sAE each.
Stamped Linens. trays, Soc. ec. fN.
&c. 81, yif5. s1M. sLcA, $50 sLR.
IRISH Poan. Embroidery. scarfs. T&.
$50. sL7. 81 SEA
Irish Poiat Embroidery. squares. Ia
&c. zoe. T6c, s5c, sLb.
IRISH Point Embroidery, squares. Ex
"a. TO. 81 &G. SIS. $50. 'L7S. &. So.
23.
CarhYc-covere6 Down Pillows. i4xi4,
70. Isxfg &c. fsxfs. Sc: aoyco sLi0;
eexz sLz5, s4x34, 49, Xxi. &.TA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Bedding.

SEASoNABLE PRICES ON ALL
KINDS OF BEDDING \ VERY
LARGE STOCK TO SHOW YOU.
White Crochet Bsdspreads. Marsesiiss
patterns, warranted TO wear; regular
value, SIS; special. 81.
All our $40 grade OF Eiderdown Bed
Comforts. IA choice patterns. reduced
70 $S75
Our best quality OF Cheese Cloth COM
forts. beautiful ~colorings. rufiis edge.
reduced from $50 TO SFA
Full-Slzs Gray Domet Blaakets, very
warm. special values. SSc pair.
10-4 All-Wool Blankets. pure white
extra heavy, with choice borders. 81 u
pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Black Goods.

r~rki.a Noaslrs, % inches, Ao q
gard
yard
yard
Cngvfot.nes. 90 inches. 8 4 YARD.
strtped Crepons. q inches, 81 q yard.
striped Crepons. Aoaair finish, -
inches. $50
q yard.