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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-04

diendo la buena fd de Ia jover, que orey6 en- an
palahra.
To que oourrfa es cue, como el Monte no
preetaha oantidsdea superioren diez nil ffan-
cos lae papelotas Gran variae; pero Turquoise
no quiso co1fesarlo, pues 81 pareofa natural no
disponar en- m ,ncmento dado de cusrenta mil
frances, corfeear one no hab1a logrado diez mil
era ech&r por ell suelo su reputaoi6n.
Sin embargo, TnrqF oize 70 ten1a tempo
para eDtretener en- tss digresiones Entr6
en- au alcobs, te drtgi6 d su eIegante eecreter y
sac6 upos cuentns papeles smarilloF, que puso s
dispoaici6D de Raul.
Este no nanifasto el menor asombro. Sin
duda le habia d> ho Laurenois LAS" papelet"s
no ia" p>peleta, 81 sc hah1. equivoof de-,
tomando por aiogular 10 que era realmente
plural
Turquoize Sc tranquiliz6 al yer que Raul no
hacia ninguna observation sobre este asunto.
Arr;eagando una tentative con ell joven Savi-
gnan o. RS yer como sus relaoiones, le pregurt6
81 podria esperarle ii dia aiguiente para dar IN
paseo por el hosq e.
Nj manaua los siguientes dias -oontes-
t6 tranquiiemente Rsul;-eatoy ab1umado de
tr~t,,jo; tengo que preparsr el relate de mi al
time vi4ie para Ia sooiedad GeograAca, ca
n. cho tempe no podrs acompanar { usted en-
apa expedioionea.
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B1Bv 1orEcA De tLA OoRREspoNDE< c1A" 1z5

Raul Sc RETRO, dirigi6ndose al Monte de
Piedad, unieatraa Turquoise pensaba
-5ssbe lgo no saba nadaF Daspues de
todo, Ia. marquess me 10 dira.
En- In calle do Helder, delante de Is casa
de Turquojze, Raul eDcoutr6 & Market que le
eeperaba.
-Mi buen Timoteo-dijo Ell joven go oris-
do til 2ne has estado DIS wees en- ell Monte de
Piedsd. r6vame ahcra, one qniero ir
Trapquilo pa respecto Laurencia, el leal
simpdtico mucbscho ter IN las faccones tan
tranquilas como de ordinario. Market Sc aper-
cibi6 de clio ee allegro en- el fondo del ezra
z6n.
Raul entr6 en- la sala deetinada al efecto
dirigiendose al ventaniIlo entrego aus pape-
Lee.
-IDemasado tardel-dio 81 empleado.
-sComo denssiado tarde3-diio ell hernia
no de Laurenoia palideciendo.- iaa tenido ID
gar la venta? ..
NO, senor; todavia no.
-PueB entonces....
-Ahora, caballero, las alhajas estdn en- la
sala de eubastae, al es demasiado tarde para
saoarlas dc aqBi, sun 60 tempo para retirarlaa
antes de- IL venta. Unioamente qua hah1d que
preseAtsrga deltro de una hcra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-04
tOTrRIk n ACTON DIE M4DRID


Hay constanteente para todos los sorteos en- Ia pc
luqueria q I4alirak Batk de DPedro Urbiztondo San
francisco AZ. Sc envaran la Isla quienes 10 soi-
citen.
p: l0EIflN ANTIHERPETICAD DEL Doc
TOP MoNTsss me19r medicane,to para curar los herp
ssa prfunada apita IA caspa syfaalo Ia eda del eabeo
"a Exito SECURE Immediate fs todas las hocss
1S Ia isa Al en Iii dol sGur Gnlerety deo5aI1c
JOSS 7. SlLyA.-TETUAN. .37.-~Gi
vista tanbn por Gable sobre todas las plagas d.
spana sus islas poE no menqres de pesos qFS
goa Holanda Dinanarca Rnsa Sneoa Horaega
argelia Egipto aa cdnezsobre DoHnin
go Isla d. Cuba t ss#ss.
E. uoa estaci6n do ferrocarril donde
50 dati 80 muy pcco el treo: 4
I'M q, IN po4che apri 81! t.. s.
J Ell IN 20 ls tran ardiando, pero el via
| jero es bueua gArg4nta y 10 b b. ..ss..
/ II Cnozo al vcrlo, ,so 10 acerca IL dioa:
| -Caballaro caballsro, 10 adyiorto
| usted quee 81 10 bsbe Ia costara dos roalee
; m 4s. ..--- ......-. $50 ......
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VIM de I.oeRoSo. bodeeas de Garcia

sho t Arguciana Rioja eoseoha de 1889 Este e5ce
Qpoo Municipal dc esta cudad vista de Ia proportions
noad de su p11acPaes rue oeGia a
III oeGoado que atesgua las exceencas del VINO DE O
GOEO 10 po8een d pOsci6n de los Eeo Los
ncos agenes susorben obrino de Lu Ia Compafia
Lospoctos ouareroas n6dcOs La dooena &c bot
las vae $2-25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-04
q eUeN oOsTf0. .-..Uno de los meio-

&& GWEN &9N U.s. - liz OO LOO A1OJO-
re eiegantes salones BabSra estabecldo Puerto
ace roistdro JUAN APELLANIZ DreGcion san Justo 10
Sc sb91sdos Hay sepre complete surtdo dc Per
tn1erta de las fabrlca mas Los senores VIA
eros yten Il Capital de deben solicitaT
UNA OBRA, = Sc desea vender la
Historic de ia Rsvolnci6n Espa ilola,
cuyo autor es dor Vicente Blasco IbaheZ.
Consta de tres tomos da gran volumen y
un pr6logo por don Francisco Pf y Mar
gall. lnformaran on esta Imprenta.
Dialogo entire una dana de muchos
perga,nins 8 OF a Gin ello7 qne Sc habfa
elevado una b1ana posiclon desde el hu.
| milde oficio de- oriada. ......
-iQu6 diferencia entire nosotras!
10 cseo! 81 hubiera usted naci-
do On mi claso aun estaria usted fregando
/ p'atos.
sOMsRER0S OEPANAMA. Hernaiz
q partcipan sus centes al Concrete en- general
que han recibldo nueVano te un surtido de SOMBRE-
| ROS DE CATACaOS recomandando los que necesi-
ten hagan pronto pedidos para poder servirles.
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JULIAN SILVA. SAN JUsTO 49,
Ter, Sc dan aplazos siendo responsible la mislna
Maquina Sc hacen las compnsciones por dfciles que
sean, garantizand0las. Accessories aglas de todas
classes para las mismas adenas compran venden
muebles usados P)
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DIR, n. n. PONTE e RIJO.-CIRU.
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
quina & la Fortaleza San Juan.
DESEA COLOCARsE I'm joven que
conoce la Teneduria de Lfbros bastante de contabl
dad, perfeccionado en- el Comerco, algo de agr-
cutura presentando las referencia que quieran
de buenas casas de esta Capital. En- ests imprenta
nformaran
LA VOZ DE La CONCIENCIA
Am6 & Andres la balla Ines
con tan ciega idolatrfa,
que hssta un loro que tenfa
le ensefI6 llamar Andres
Pas6 el tempo 80 divide
de gu AudF6s Ines la b=lla,
yum Teodoro, infiel come ella,
q celos la asesino.
cuando, al morir, Ines
llam6, gimiendo, Teodoro,
mas constante que ella, ell Ioro
repetfa:-i Andr6st iAndr6s!
Campoamor.
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PAsAIlEMP POS.
Seduction s la Charada de aver:
RA-BA@ DAN
TuRRONEs FlNOg.- Particinamc

tanto nuestros favorecelores como los duefos de
Colmados otros establecimientos que expenden du-
que desde fecha hasta el dia de Ao Nuevo fabri
carenos nuesros acredtados turrones de maZapanes,
con rutas sin elias al preco de 22 pesos e quinta|
bien advertinos que los pedidos de alguna imporaa
cia deben hacerse con alguna anticipation que no
expendemos ningun turr0n que no legue una
ba, pncsto que es ell envase mas pequeno que hace
mos paaa la venta al por mayor.
LA mayor parte de los anacenistas de esta ciu-
dad que eXpenden nuestros proauctos aceptaran los
pedidos de turrones que les dran sus parroquanos,
a 1n de one pue3an adqurirlo los COmerc'antes del
interior que no estan reaconados nuestra casa.
30-l3 OLIVAS CUMPANIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
MORE IMPROVEMENTS.
Hamm x Schmitz Adding 10 the Hot
RutIer's Eqniprents.

Hamm * Schmitz Adding 70 the Hotel
Buffers Equipments.
Nessrs Hamm & Schmitr pron~ietovs
Of the Hotel Butler. evidently believe n
making their hotel absolutely fire proof.
THEY are having the boiler room 30 the
basement lined throughout with asbestos,
making Il As near FIRE proof as possible.
They have also added three latest pattern
fire escapes TO the building. making four
in ali. or double the number on any build
iug In the city. During the past teN DAYS
= number of other Improvements have
been made IN and about the Hotel Butler.
new Ertl room fer ladies has been on
ened. The entrance is from Second street.
through the court between the Bailey
building and the hotel This grail room =
conveniently located and is already pop
ular In the culinary department or the
hotel extensive improvements have also
been made. dumb walters having been Pct
IN between the kitchen and main dining
rooms and the latest STYLE Kingsley Eas
ranges are 20 take the place OF those now
in use Hamm & SchTItE are thorough
hotel men and have made the Butter oue
q the most popular hosteirieS on the Pa
-fe- Coast They are continually adding
improvements for the comfort azG con-
venfcace OF their guests. ard their dining
and grill rooms are said 20 be perfectly
conducted. The popularity or the Hotel
Butler Is unzobsedly due 20 the enerzet3s
methods Of its prOprletors-
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COrsets.

We carry n large and complete line
of Corsets, and can At any figure. Me-
dunn long and extra long.
Royal Worcester Corsets at 81. N.a5.
S15o, Si75. s., $2.25. $3.50. s., $3.50. 81.
s. and 6
T. ID. Corsets at s.. $50. 81. s.. Sc and
$50.
Warner Bros Corsets. 81. si.25. $50.
s.. SIS. $3.50. 81 and S..
We are sole agents for the Equipofse
and Jenness Miller Waists.
Eauipoisc. black. s.: drab. $50.
white, S2.25. Jenneas Miller, 49,
Warmers Perfection Waist. black
and drah. at 81
Tho Detroit Waist. $i.25.
Ferris Bros Waists. sl.I5.
Children's Waists at 2oc, 00c. $50 9oc,
Slf0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
JOHN HART BROUGHT TO TIME.
Fined 10y Judge Langley for Filing n
Frivolous Motion.

Judge Langley brought Lawyer John r.
Hart w with a sharp turn yesterday for
his dilatory tactics i'm the Kellogg Parker
case. which has been before the court for
months. by fning the defendant. Rev"
A. L. Parker. s.. which practically means
fine for Hart. for presenting a frivolous
motion. The Judge showed unmistakable
signs OF anger.
The facts leading up TO the filming are as
follows: The complaint had been filed for
partition OF property to which the de-
PENDANT demurred and was sustained.
Leave was then granted the plaintiff to
fie an amended complaint. and demur-
rer was made TO that. which was over
ruled about three weeks ago. However
leave was granted the defendant 10 an
swer. but instead OF so doing within FIVE
DAYS. under a ruling Of the court. he went
hack In the pleadings and moved that the
complaint be made more definite and GER
tain. This was the motion that made the
court angry.
Judge Langley held that the motion was
sham. frivolous and untimely. and held IL
fer naught. He then fined the defendant
s for fling such motion. and stated that
II must he paid on or before next Monday
Hart started TO say something. but the
Judge would not hear him. saying he had
imposed the penalty with n fun knowI-
edge OF the way the proceedings had been
conducted in the present case.
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THE FIRE SMOTHERED.
Smoke Ceases to Pour From the
Fated Franklin Mine.
BODIES MAY BE RECOVERED.
Fire Did Not Reach the Coal Veins
The Bodies in the Sixth Level
Warnings Were Ignored.

The Franklin mine, In which are the
bodies OF George w. Smalsey. John Glover,
John Adams and James Stafford, Is silent
as death. Though a short time ago huge
volumes Of hot smoke poured from the
main slope and went high IN the air like
an alI-devouring monster. not the slight
est trace or il can now be seen. Even the
powerful fans have not been able 10 bring
any smoke 10 the surface. This argues
that either The fire is nearly out or a cave
In that works as a complete stop TO Ven
tilation. has taken place. 1t Is not thought
possible that the coal veins, which are 80
feet distant from both the sixth and sew
enth levels at their junction with the main
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TESTING THE STEEL WALLS.
The sheriff Compels Murderers tn As
sncIntc With Com mon HrlsnneIs.


The prisoners confined in murderers'
row az the county Jail walked out yester-
day, not into the open air nor alone. but
into hobo" alley. on tho other side.
These high class" criminals did not min
gle with the common horde 81 hohos which
usually infests the tank at the south end
q he fall Sheriff Van de Nenter saved
them this humiliation by removing the Oh
iectonahle hohos &c the hospital ward
across the main corridor OF the tail.
Tie Gauss Of the change was TO test the
steel tanks
When The Post-Intelligencer reporter.
who was upstairs. heard OF tire waik-cut
he rushed down 10 the tailer's Office post
haste, only 20 End Sheriff Van dc Nanter
ana a forc- OF deputies hammering at he
Plates and bars and testing the locks, etc.
Murderera' row was tested first. Every
inch az the cage was gone over. but moth
IS suspicious noted. Craemer and the
balance Of tho arlstocratic prisoners were
Then marched back. and the home OF the
hohos examined. and found 20 he IN good
condition When tho motley array was
marched over from the hospital ward each
ore was searched by Deputies McCorey
and Keath before being turned In. The
diversion from the .nonotonous everyday
existence was seemingly enjoyed by the
prisoners
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as complainant against Y Rsot charged
with stealing the purse with g IN IL Mss
Gamble mas rooms at the Maydeld, and on
Sunday afternoon took half a pack OF
cards, putting the other half in a bureau
drawer. Three men called while she was
absent from the room. and the cards on
the table suggested a game. Root hunted
for the rest OF the pack, and found them
In the bureau drawer. In the same drawer
was the purse Miss Gamble missed il AMI
went for policeman The two men re-
naming were searched and the policeman
started after Root They found him at
home. in bed. and the purse containing the
money hidden under the stove zinc. The
prisoners defense was that there was 10
money il the purse when he took IL. His
previous character being good, the Judge
imposed fine OF 800. In default he was
sent to iaii.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
Dress Goods.

We have them to suit all tastes and
at all prices:
English Suitings. So inch. 12zc
yard.
Illuminated Brocades. So inch. zoe a
yard.
Changeable Serges. AZ inch. 25c
yard.
Amazon Cloth. AZ inch. CSC a yard.
Vicuna Cloth, IS inch. Soc a
yard
Wool Cheviots, ~ inch, SOC a
yard.
Camels Hair Suitings, 70 inch, csc a
yard.
Scotch CheNiotS, 80 inch, f5c q
yard
SILK and Wool Checks, 40 inch, pc a
yard.
Changeable Boucle. 20 inch. S0e a
yard.
All Wool Checks. SC inch, $L25 a
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
Books Very Cheap.

The latest department added to our
store. and although only few weeks
old il has had a wonderful growth.
Have YOU visited it YETI Hundreds
have done so the past week, and have
been surprised and delighted to find
they could buy standard books az such
unheard-of low prices. Remember we
sell books on the same close margins
of profit that we do muslins and cal
icos.
Anything Won want in hooks we can
get for you. and save you 10 10 p per
cent. on every book. We have books
OF all kinds from the paper-back Illus
trsted books for the little ones 10
Webster's dictionary.
All the new books as fast as they ap-
pear VIII be found here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
.IlWYERS0N THERACK
Two Roasted" by Their Breth-
rem, One Fined by Court.
orHaITY FOR DILETORY MOTION
1ohu Hart Made the yictfm-suit for
George ID. HIPS Life Insurance
Cases set for Trial.
PENALTY FOR DILaToRY MOTION

yesterday could. in the vernacular Of
- sl.nay. be called roast day IL Judge
r,-nss' court. 4 couple of legal Lights
- snsIl-sized grievances TO relate and
800 have chosen no more oppo-tuns
.s-as for the court was good-natuFed and
r,rober Of lawyers were in attendance
- no other purpose than 10 make mo
..ans and they also were in good hufnor.
Tbe first roast was in the Budlong
- In which a verdict for $40 was found
syaInst G. w Budlong for payment for
- sons clothes. ]. I. Ronald, represent
s-g Rudl0ng, moved for a new trial on the
~-oznd that the verdict Of the jury last
.ssk. was compromise. He said he had
Iapg talk with one OF the jurors in the
Ease who told him that at one time the
.urv stood TO in favor OF Budlong. and
ne only reason verdict was brought in
lar the plaintiff was that several OF the
.,rars wanted TO allow her something.
re Juror. he said. would not make an
sssdavit but said what he had told him
o2auzld) could be put I'm any affidavit he
raooss to make. Ronald called the courts
attention TO the affidavit which was on
tie
As Ronald approached the end OF his
soeech, T. II. Cam, attorney for Mrs.
Hudlong and the boy, was seen to twist in
his chair nervously, and as Ronald sat
Inks. assumed a characteristic attitude.
and said In tones that could not be mis-
understood your honor II a novice were
10 make any such statements. ! would
think nothing of II, but coming from my
esteemed brother, I am shocked. Think
81 II, quoting from an affidavit he dare
not read Why. sir, he must have button
keled that juror ia front Of a saloon to
ret such statements. They are untrue.
sholly untrue. Ny brother knows nothing
o. the facts Of the case and the law In II
foreign 10 him.
As Cam finished he had lncoiied him.
self TO fully seven feet and was still grow
ing Even Judge Humes was laughing
and made no effort to stop the laughter
among the lawyers. Ronald got out be-
fore Cam finished and waiting for him
locked arms and the two went down street
laughing heartily over the affair. The mo-
don was denied.
The court had no sooner settled down
10 business when G.. A. Lafayette, recently
admitted TO the bar. and representing AL
len Stewart. who Is being sued for a di-
vorce stated 70 the court that he was
present and ready 70 file motion 70 set
aside q previous order OF the court for
temporary alimony and suit money. but
that John Wiley. attorney for Mrs. Stew
lrt. had absented himself purposely. La
fayette said this was a practice OF Wileys
and he was growing very tired nf IT, all
he wanted Wiley 20 do wa1 TO answer
questions Of his own creation. The court
continued the matter one week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
ITEMS Suits.

Mems Single and Double Breasted Sack
Suits. in blue and black cheviots.
splendid value at $40.
Mems Single and Double-Breasted Sack
Suits. In blue and black cheviot and
black and blue worstcd. for SIS.
Mems Single Breasted Sack Suits In blue
and black chevlot and gray worsted for
sis.
Mems GETAWAY Suits I'm black clay
worsted and black cheviot, tho latest
cut. SIS
Mems Cutnway Suits I'm black clay
worsted. sig.
Mems Getaway Suits made or genuine
imported clay worsted and finished IN
the very best Of style. S2e.
Mems Regent Getaway suits Of imported
worGed. satin lined. the SWEETEST suit
in town. for IS.
Suits for short and stout men IN cheviots.
casslmeres end worSteds, $40. SIS. so.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
Bargains i'm Bedding.

Full size Cheese Cloth Bed Comforts.
light colors. good quality. $50
Eiderdown Comforts, beautiful color
ings. special value. 1885.
Extra large White Honeycomb Red
Spreads. Mdrseilles patterns, spe-
cial, CSC
Full size White Narseilles Bed
Spreads, choice patterns. special.
tffa
Fifty pairs 1914 Gray Wool Blankets,
special. s24s
Fifty pairs i0-4 White Wool Blankets.
choice borders. special si95.
Twenty-Five pairs 10-s White Cotton
Blankets. special. SEC.
Fifty pairs i2-4 White Wool Bisn-
kets. very fine and extra weight.
ssas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20

The following cases were set for trial
yesterday in Judge Osborn's department
of the superior court:
John Erickson VS.. Lilly. Bogardus & Co.
October "a
James I. Sharp VS.. c. y. Black ct al
October %
State Insurance Company VS.. Catherine
J.. Crane-October %
a Shioayama VS.. City of Seattle-Octo-
Der o.
Levi Farr VS.. Z. f. overton eft al.-Octo-
Der 90
David Williams VS.. John Collins-Octo-
Der 90
r G.. Mellus VS. City OF Seattle-Octo-
Der 81.
J. r. Farmsr VS.. Charles Coppin-No-
vember l.
- Nickel ct al VS.. Smith ct al.-Novem-
Der l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
Special Value Hosiery
and Underwear.

Childrens White Merino Underwear
at Zoe for size Is.
Boys Heavy Natural Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes. &c each.
Boys Heavy Wool Bicycle Hose. 25c
and Soc Il pair.
Childrens Wool Hose. Zoe 10 soc pair.
Ladies' Wool Hose. 9oc. a5c. So l-3c,
soc. &c. 75c. S5c pair.
Ladies' Camels Hair Vests and Pants
soc % 81 H.
Ladies Natural Vests and Pants. 75c
10 Sl15.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
Black Dress Goods.

BRoCADED MOHAIRS-
40 inch. SOC a yard.
40 inch, Soc a yard.
40 inch, Sac a yard
- inch. 81 a yard.
CREPONS IN MOHAIR STRIPES
40 inch, 81 a yard.
AZ inch. sI.25 a yard.
a. inch. $50 A yard.
81 inch. $50 "a yard.
Sc inch. s1.75 A yard.
PLAIN CREPONS-
20 inch. 81 a yard.
* inch, sl.25 a yard.
~ inch, ST. a yard.
A. inch, s1.75 a yard.
A. inch. 81 a yard
* inch, So n yard.
Is inch. $3.50 a yard.
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Mems PantalOons.

A new line OF Mems Jean PantaDons,
ti%.
Meps Heavy Saunet Pantaloons,
$50.
Mems Cheviot Psntaloogls, in plain.
blue or black or striped. t22s.
Mems Carhart Psntaioons. warrant
"a all wool and union-made. 81.
san
Mems Dress Pantaioons. neat striped
Caxhmeres. "a and S..
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Handkerchief.

Ladies' and Children's Hanfker-
chiefs, colored border. aoe. soc and
SOC dozen.
Ladies' and ChildTen's Handker-
chiefs. coiored border. Sc. s.. S I-3c
and loo each.
Ladies' and Childrsn's Handker-
chiefs, white, hemstltched, s., s 1-3c.
t6c, 15e. zoe. 2sc. to SIC each.
Ladies' and Children's Han ker-
chiefs, white, embroidered. an i'm
menss assortment, 1ec. i9l9c. l5c.
rs Csc, sc. - 1-3c 10 $3.50 each.
We are now showing the finest line
real Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs
we have ever shown at H.25, $50.
s. 10 SIS each.
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1T" for Colds.

IL YOU viii use care In dress, avoid I'M
necessary exposure. and carry and take
~ on the slightest suspicion OF a Cold.
you will keep we'll
''77'' cures Colds. Grippe, Influenza, Ca
tarrh. Pains and Soreness in the Head
and Chest, Cough. Sore Throat and Fever,
preventing pneumonia. II WILL
BREAK UP" \ COLD THAT HANGS
ON"
FEVERS-Congestion Infammations
and all Pains are cured by Specific No. l.
DYSPEPSIA-Indige Weak Stom-
ach and all forms of biliousness are cured
by Specific No. 10
Skin DISEAS ES-Eczema, Eryspelas.
Hives Salt Rheum, all yield quickly TO
Specific No. II.
Small bottles OF pleasant pellets-fit
your vest pocket, sold by druggists. or
sent on receipt OF price. Z5c. or five for 81.
Humphreys Medicine Co. Ill and liS Will
lam street New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
Rugs and Draperies.

on the third floor viii be found a new
and extremely choice selection OF rugs.
rnattings aud drsperies. We make
speciality of artistic drapings and carry
a fun and complete stock OF the lat
est STYLES in drapery materials. Our
prieea are unusually low. Just roceiv~
Ell. a new line Of bric-a-brac. very at
tractivc in designs and prices.