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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13

ne had not, and Mr.. Humphrey said in be-
haH OF the prisoner that there were some
mitigating circumstances From the testi-
rnony OF neignbors IN the lower court II
appeared that johnson was hardly Of
sound mind He and the young lady hal
occupied the relation OF lovers for some
time. and, having been rejected. johnson
was thrown into a state OF nervous pros
tratioH. and while in that condition, COM
mitted the crime
Mr. HASTE. speaking for the state, re-
viewed the case and told how johnson had
ceifberately shot the young lady three
times. The first shot struck her in the
mead. hattening the bullet as thin as a
wafer, and the other two struck her in
the body.
Judge Humes then said that the tudg-
ment OF the court was that the prisoner be
confined in the penitentiary for ten years
a. hard labor.
The condemned man stood stock still.
but MS hands worked nervousiy He was
Immediately taken 10 the tail below. where
ne oewaiied his mistake In pleading guilty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13

In presenting the latest designs in Eu-
rope and the United States In ladies' fur
garments, capess etc, desire TO state that
having had twenty-seven years expert
ence In the fur business. great part OF
the time with some OF the best furriers in
Paris. London, New York and Boston, |
am IN position 10 give lady patrons all
the latest designs. correctness OF STYLES
ana perfect fits in sealskin garments.
capes. caps. mufts, etc; that ! employ a
corps OF trained and competent operatives
and supervise the work myself. and am
prepared TO promptly MI all orders to the
entire satisfaction of my lady patrons.
and that il is whining my province 10 cor
rectly fill orders from distance from
measurement Fur garments made by me
Will preserve their beauty and durability;
sealskin and other garments reconstruct
ed to present leading fashions while my
prices Will prove under the standard of
the leading furriers of the Pacific Coast.
Also carry a very large stock OF all kinds
or furs, rugs. robes, mats, etc. Special
attention given 10 mail orders. Seeking
the continued patronage OF my respected
lady patrons, both of Seattle and ada
cent towns and inviting those who are
not conyersant with the superiority of my
work. soliciting your patronage. / am,
with consideration and respect. yours
very truly, Il. PETKOVTTS.
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GIVE ALL TO THE CREDITORS.
FelitZ Bros. Want 10 Turn over Prop
erty and Avoid Expense.

Feltz Bros. doing business at III Yes
er avenue. as the Feiitz Bros Tent and
Awning Company. applied TO Judge Lang
kg yesterday afternoon for permission 10
sake a cessl3n OF their entire estates.
partnership and individual. for the>bensht
q Their creditors. and that they may be
tscharg5d from their debts. as provided
b. law.
The petition says that they have been
2 business for two years and owing 20 the
hard lines and small demand FOR goods
ia their line and their inability 70 collect.
hey aad themselves unable to meet the de-
Esaaas OF Their creditors. The Charles
Ripe Tent and Duck Company. OF 81.
Louis. has been extremely .mportunate in
IS demands. and in consequence suits have
seen threatened. II these suits should BE
commenced large hill OF costs would he
Pied up and In the end the creditors would
recover not very large percentage OF the
money due them and the petitioners would
> ruined
The creditors are the Charles Ripe
Tent and Duck Co. Willamette Tent ana
AWNING Co. George =. Carpenter 4 Co,
~ OrauN. Aymar & Co. Cold Medal
amp Furniture Co. HuTlert Bros. & Co.
= {, Niles CO. Rohlfs & SchOeer. Judson
: Thompson Manufacturing Co. Union
A-ectric CO. Anderson Bros-, Stetson &
feR Nil Co. Schwahacher Bros. & Co.
Alaska Mining Record. Yukon Guide. S.
SUE PresS-f1nes L 5. Clothing Co, and
Ssaokum Box Factory.
Judge Langley issued an order requiring
,ae creditors n appear on or before No
esa'eeF Il aut show cause why an assign
ae9' or the fnso,veut estate should not oe
sac aud the FeiiyE Bros. discharg ed from
Ter debts,
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CASES SET FOR TRIAL.
Equity Observation-Disclosures,

Lysander Lyons ct al. vs. George Fow-
Ter ct ux.-Set for october "a
Pacific States Savings. Loan and Build
ing Company vs.. Fred f. Sander et al
Set for December 2
Pacific States Savings, Loan and Build
Ing Company vs.. Emily A. Bruins ct al
Solicitors Loan and Trust Company vs..
Pauline A. Knox ct ai.-Set for October 20.
J. +. Pierce Company VS.. c. III. Sheafe
ct al-Set for October q.
Eugene X I'm VS. ]. r. Mcknight ct al.
Set for November Is and II.
Scottish American Mortgage Company
We. Thomas II. Clancy ct al.-Set for Octo-
Fanny Clay VS.. George II Randall ct
ux.-Set for October ..
". W. White va. F. Hochbrunn ct al
Emma P. PIurnley vs.. william c. Harri-
son ct ai.-Stricken.
d. j. Bragonier ct ux. vs.. Sidney Smith
ct al.--Set for October %
Moses Morris vs. James Duval-Set for
October %
W. NJ. Blakley vs.. J. VI. Waters ct al
Set for October 81
Vulcan Iron Works VS.. J. IT. Allen ct al.
Set for October ~
FIRST National Bank OF Seattle vs. Rob
ert Knipe ct ai.--Set for November 8
w. s. Thompson vs.. Robert knipe ct al
Martha s Austin VS.. ". n. Mcmillan
Set FOR November 6
Great Northern Coal VI. and NJ COM
panv VS.. Reid ct al-Set for November II
G. Grayson vs.. Edgar Ismmon-Set
for November s.
George r.. Fisher vs.. J. f. Street-Set
for November 3
son-Set for November T.
Civil Observation-Disclosures j.
Alpheus Ryers vs.. Fred Nolte ct al.-Set
for November I.
Hugh 7. Thomas VS. David F. Brooks
Ser for October -
q Es,f az a
street e North End Electric Railway
C0frnanv-Set for October -
Ifiiv. Pogardus G. Co. VS.. NJ. Wynn ct al
Edward Thcrnwaite VS.. o. I. Allen ct
nj Set for October q.
Q Ward vs. E. ". wsrd-set for oc-
tober g
nrs>hrr
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Rugs, T1attings and
Draperies.

Here we furnish ideas. az well as the
goods. for anything you may have to
do in the drapcry line. You vii find
our lines very complote, New things
constantly coming IN arc always on
show in our spacious room. We will
be glad to show you through az any
ard all times.
just received a new lot Of window
materials. a few OK which are Poin.
dc Esprit, from q inches wide to u
inches. with edges to match. Ask to
see them. our line Of Fisher Nets ara
the delight Of all the ladies. TO sec
the line Is 10 buy them. \ fresh lot OF
plain net. 81 10 y inches wide. Send
for samples.
Ask 20 see our BagdaGs. They are
all guaranteed genuine. Nothing like
them Tor the couch or door.
The newest and largest line OF Mus
I'm Curtains ever shown IN me city.
either in pairs or b. the yard. VITA
runied edges 70 match.
Rugs and Mating Department La
complete with sizes from ths
smallest to the largest rug made.
Prices the smallest
y. BIO Hotel and Restaurant
Men: we are closing out large Ens
OF oflcloths. IInoleums and Cocoa
sGattinGs at lass than the cost 70 make
them. Come in and get our prices
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New Suits Filed.

The following new suits were filed IN the
superior court yesterday:
William Wagner VS.. William Bull ct al
sflJ and TO foreclose mortgage.
state vs.. W. @. CampbeIl-Obtaining
money under false pretenses.
j. r. kirkpatrick VS.. Clara Elliott et ux
-SlI0. promissory note.
John i. Cole VS. William Fl. Liewellyn-
kiVl, money paid TO Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company at Lleweilyns
request. to be repaid by LieHelIyn.
b. F. Briggs vs. H. A. Smith ct al
s,es, promissory note, and to foreclose
mortgage.
Annie c. Haller VS.. Everett p swark
ct AIS. 6si. promissory note, TO foreclose
mortgage and pending action for receiver
OF premises.
Insolvency OF Felltz Bros Tent and
Az ming Company-Petition for leave to
make cession OF property for benefit OF
creditors.
Daniel Buchanan. jr., VS.. W. II. T.
Barnes ct al.-Set aside note and mort
gaze; answer and cross-complaint
John Erickson vs. Lilly. Bogardus & Co.
Transcript from justice court, s.
John Schram Company VS. Arthur st.
George-S324, balance of account
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nTY MUST PAY MAPLE
Entitled to Salary as Collector
of Taxes.
,oso SENTENCE FOR BARRETT.
-ae Rejected Lover Regrets GHis Plea
of Guilty-Druggist Barnes Ac-
cused of Fraud.

r,,sss the supreme court dissgrees with
,sags Humes. the city Will have 10 pay
sss,srfv Treasurer Maple 500 a year for
.SlI4ctlng its taxes.
re constitution provides that the lcsis-
,..gre shAli not raise or lower a county or
- officials salary during the term for
...cb he was elected In 1888 a law was
..ssad making the county treasures sx-
$50 tax collectors OF cities Of the first
s,sss and providing a salary of $50 = year,
.~rabie like other city salaries An
srendstory law was passed by the last
.~x,slatlre having the same provisions as
- law Of 1888 with the exception that
.s.ve was no provision for salary. The
~ Of Seattle refused to pay County
rreas1rer Maple his salary and he
s.onght suit for sss q, the amount due for
a. DAYS In March, is95. and the entire
-n,nths OF April and May. The city de-
s-yrrea 70 the complaint and the case
s.r,s up yesterday before Judge Hurnes.
generation Counsel Scott contendsd on
,.haIf of the city that the law of lsJ5 did
=, lower the salary of the county treas
srsr as such John @. Barnes, who repre-
.ss.ed Mr. Maple, said in opposing the de-
,-srrsr that the county treasurer as ex-
s~elo collector Of city taxes was city
se.ceY and that his salary could not be cut
rs BY the Jaw OF $780, ar hr was clSLteA
~ his term commenced while the ia~ OF
80 was still I'm force. He contended fur
.ssr that the cutting of OF the county
s-sasurer's salary by the law OF 1895 TO be
..s nv the city was in fact reduction
= his salary az county treasurer, which
I'D been increased by the law OF 1898, as
rseompense for additional duties per-
tmmed.
judge Hurnes held with Mr.. Barnes and
ia city refused to plead further, electing
4 s,aud on its demurrer. Judgment will
\ rendered against the city and then an
.speai will be taken. unless Corporation
raunssl Scott should see fit to change HIS
psesent programme.
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Toilet Articles.
SPECIAL

SPECIAL.
Fine Imported Soap. regular price
10c, this week sc.
Kinks Glycerine. Honey and Brown
Windsor Soap. regular loc cake. for
SC this week.
Household Ammonia, our own
brand, f3c.
Murray & Lanman Florida Water,
SOC.
Colgate's Toilet Water. sSc.
Sozodont, Csc.
Rubifoam, Doc.
Lyons Tooth Powder. 2cc.
osprey Cream, @lc.
Hurd's Honey and Almond Cream,
&C
Velvet Skin Powder, 2oc.
Eau de Quinine. 4oc and 75c.
All White Rose Soap 8 cakes 4Sc.
Cuticura Soap, cakes SOC.
Pears Scented Soap. 3 cakes &c.
Pears Unscented Soap. . cakes 25c.
Hair Ornaments, 13c. &c. 2Sc. ssc
TO CSC
Hair Ornaments. real shell, ssc. sl.25,
81 80 70 s. each.
Hair Brushes, 35c. SOC. DC. 75c. Sc, 81.
si2s TO s.75.
Tooth Brushes. loc. i5c. 2oc, &c. sSc
10 Soc.
Nail Brushes. i5c. 25c. 35c. SOC. CSC.
75c 20 s. g.
Combs. l0c, 15c, zoe. 25c. s5c, 4oc, zoo
70 THc.
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BARNES ACCUSED OF FRAUD.
Ranks say He. His Wife and Father
fn-I,ays Conspired Together.

in-Ias Conspired Together.
The Blaine National and Commercial
National Banks. which are defendants
with W. II. T. Barnes, the North
Seattle druggist, Martha n. Barnes and
Howard s. Paine. in promissory note and
foreclosure suit instituted by Daniel Buch-
snan. filed answers and cross complaints
yesterday afternoon that are severe on
Buchanan and Barnes.
Tie Blaine National Bank says that on
Iuly 7, Iss2. W. II. T. Barnes borrowed on
a note 81 800 which was used by Mr.. and
Mrs Barnes. a community debt. April 10.
iS6. the bank obtained Judgment for 1889
against Barnes, but the Judgment is still
unSat!sfed Barnes and his wife. IL Is
claimed with intent TO defraud and hinder
creditors. executed April IL, 1894. their
promlssory note TO Belle l.. Barnes for
8 800. which Is the one now sued on. AT
the same time the Barneses made mort
gage 10 the same woman upon block p.
McCalllsier's addition. and on undivided
hsif OF lots and Z. block 5. lots Is and l6.
block Is, first plat Of West Seattle Land
and Improvement Company. which IL the
same mortgage described in the plaintiffs
complaint. AT that Tine the community
composed OF ifr. and Mrs. Barnes was In
dehtet 10 the Blaine National Bank. q fact
known 10 Belle l.. Barnes. The three
Barneses and Buchanan. conspiring 70
gether 10 defraud w II. r. and Mrs.
Barnes creditors. are alleged to have
transferred the note and mortgage 10
Baehanan without consideration. When
ials VAS done Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes were
iHs0lyent a fact known 10 Buchanan.
Daniel Buchanan is the father OF Martha
Baraes and father-in-law OF ". II. T.
Rafnes
1ha answer OF the Commercial National
Bank states that II recovered judgment
against Barnes for 81. 065 June s. 1894. on
t0 promlssory note and follows with the
same accusations made by the Blaine Ma
iiSnal Bank. The court is asked 70 set
aside the note and mortgage held by Blu
ehanAn
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TRAGEDY OF LINDBERG's LIFE.
A Funeral When He Expected n We'd
ding Inhinged His Mind.

Julius Lindberg. who was arrested for
shooting at Jacob Pesse Friday night,
was at one time a prosperous miner In
the gold helds of California. With his
fortune he went back to Sweden TO mar
~ the girl Of his choice. who was waiting
for him. but was just in time 10 attend
her funeral
Grief-stricken he came TO Seattle some
twenty years ago. having property east
of the old university grounds, between
Union and University streets.
Many OF the old settlers remember his
strange actions then, for at times he
failed TO recognize his friends when he
met them. He has lived al Fremont about
about three or four years. but has not
been violent until lately. when he alarmed
some of his neighbors by shooting
through the ceiling OF his own home. He
was transferred 10 the county jail yester-
day afternoon and viii be brought before
Judge Langley tomorrow morning to be
examined as 10 his sanity.
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Business in this department has sx-
ceeded our most sanguine expecta-
we are supplying a long-felt want by
furnishing standard books az reasona-
bic rrfces-in many cases below pub
fishers price. In order 10 advertise
our Book Department We viii on Mon
day GIVE AWAY 500 COPIES OF a
cloth bound book OF 1so pages. entitled
Talks on Practical Subjects" by Ma
ZION Hariand. BOOK Department, sec
end floor. We will also give away i.eoo
copies o, an Illustrated Journal or
Fashions"
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Dress Goods.

A department crowded with beautiful
goods, exclusive styles, best qualities
and lowest prices. Could you possibly
find a better place TO buy your new
dress than here?
silk and Wool Mixtures. SOC yard.
Camers Hair 42-inch, Csc a yard.
Heavy Suiting. 54-inch. 75c A yard.
Mohair Brocades. 4O-inch. 75c a yard:
45-inch, 81 a yard.
Two-Toned Boucies. 404nch s0c
yard.
Small Checks, two qualities. 4s-tnch.
s5c a yard: 54-inch. SIS a yard
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Dress trimmings.

Jets are worn more than anything
else this season and our line was new
er so cheap or completes.
Black Jets. Ioc. 125zc. l5c, eoc. &c,
2sc, zoe, 45c. &c. 75c 20 s. yard.
Calored Bead Effects. &c, &c. boc.
&c. Sc up.
Feather Trimming. 15c. &c. 40c, SC.
Sc. 75c. Sc. yl..5 20 6.5o yard.
Fur Trimming. I5c. &c. Csc 10 40
yard
Complete stock OF lsces IN black and
ecru in all widths. styles and prices.
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Art Department
Stamped Lin
ems, Etc.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.

SREIIAL This w EEhs
Shkilene Covered Cushions. with ruff
fie. this week, acc.
Silkllene Covered Cushions. with ruff
ne. hand painted, Sc.
Silk Covered Down Cushions. 81 So.
$40. s225. $50. s2.75. s.. $3.50. 81.
$40
Stamped Doylies. 90. &c. isc. Dc, 2oc.
&c. CSC 20 Doc.
Stamped Trays. CSC. 4oc, 4sc. SOC. Soc.
75c, Sc, sec, 81. 81. q. $50.
Stamped Center Pieces. sc. 35c, 4ec,
5oc. snc. sc. 75c. s5c. soc, 81, sI.2s.
sl35. $50.
Stamped Tea Cloths, Sc. s.. g25.
$50. 81. s225. $50. g. s2-25. s3.5e.
81. s425. $50
Stamped Scarfs. aSc. sc. 4Dc. SIC. e9c.
SC. TSc. s5c. Sac, 81. $40. s115, 3.
sIss. SIC, $50. sL75. $3.50. 81. rs,
GD.
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liens Apnarel.

Mems S.nSie-Breastsd ATWOOD chsviot
Suits. special. $50.
Mems Single and Double Breasted asnk
Suits I'm blue ard black cnaviots
splendid value at $40.
Mems Single and Double Breasted Sack
Suits. ia blue and black chevIot and
black and blue worBted. for SIS
Mems breasted sack Suits IN blue
and black cheylOt and gray woTxtsa for
sf8
Mems Cutaway Suits in black clay
worsted and black cheviot. the latest
cut So.
Mems Getaway Suits in black clay
worsted. SIS
Mems Getaway Suits made OF ganutns
imported clay worSte9 and finished IN
the very best Of style. ~.
Aen's Regent Cutaway suits Of imported
worsted. satin lined. the swsliext suit
IN town. Tor 81.
Suits for short and stout men IN eheviots,
cassime.es and worstsds. SO. 81. -.
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Special Drives in Linens.

A Erea. special sale OF Linens tina.
YOU cannot afford 70 miss See these
prices:
@-tnch Cream Damask. All linen. re-
Srced from &c 20 s71ac.
s-lncn Cream Danssk. all linen, sx-
ira heavy. reduced from &c 10 Sc
se-.u.ch Bleache9 Dsmssks a.! linen,
reduced from SOC 20 55c-
s-iuch Blsschei Damask. al linen.
reduced from &c 20 s21zc-
ss-trch Byeache1 Daussk. very tne,
reduced from SC 20 55e.
R-,rrh Turkey Red Dsu1ask. good
quality. reduced from &C 10 Sc
T5-tpch Turkey Red Damask. fast
>olo-s. reduced from Ssc 70 &c
S pEnached namask Napkins. all
linen. reduced from us 10 81
SIS Bleaehed Dausask Napkins, all
lirer. reduced from S. So 20 sL2s-
=. Rlezchea Dsnssk Napkins. al
linen reduced from xl-s9 - 5i-ss.
- RlAaehs3 Damask Napkins, al
linen, reduced from s. TO SO.
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Jury Disagrees I'm Franklin Case.

Inc Jury in the $4,000 damage suit Of
rachel Morris against the oregon I'm
provement Company failed 10 agree after
oeing out nineteen hours and was dis
charged az It's own request by Judge Os-
born This Is the second Of the series Of
the Franklin damage suits that has been
tried. The former case was tried twice,
the last time resulting in a verdict OF
1900 in favor OF the plaintiff. Elizabeth
Pugh.
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Shoes.

We have Just received our new fall
stock OF Shoes. including ali the latest
styles I'm toes Our new "Nobby" toe
is a beauty. II is positively the latest
out.
Don't forget we are stir selling bro
ken lines for less than 0ne-half their
original price. We can give you La
dies Fine Hand sewed Button Shoes
for s., $50 and 81.
This also holds good in Misses and
ChIdren's Shoes. on which we quote
these extreme low prices OF &c, 81.
sl35 and si.0.
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Patterns.

we haze often been asked vhy we
al not keep patterns We have been
waiting untn wc could get patterns
that had real merit. and that We could
recommend 20 our customers. We
have AZ Iast found them. and now Of
fer you the IMPERIAL PINNED PA
PER PATTERNS. You can get pin
ned model with every pattern. Show
ing you just how 10 put II together.
Imperial Mode Fashion sheets FOR oc-
tober now yours for the asking BOOK
Department. second aocr.
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DOnestics.

New line of Outing Flannels. very
best quality, lac.
New lire OF Cloaking Piaids and
Boucie Effects. sl.25 and sl.s5
A large line y Wool Shifting Flan-
nels to select from, I'm navy blue.
gray and brown mixtures. &c, CSC.
i0c and zoe.
White Flannels. in all widths and
qualities. 25c. SOC. S5c. 4oc and SOC.
French Eannels, beautiful designs.
latest novelties. soc.
Eiderdown Fisumels, suitable for
children's cloaks. in plain and fan
cy colors. Csc, soc and CSC.
Good Heavy Colored and White
Blankets, Sc and sl.25 pair.
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SAD RESULT OF CARTER KILLING
as Wife ana Invalid sister Both Re-
duesat To Esayer.rx

afS Rose Carter. wife ~ Joseph Carter.
- vas sentenced 20 ten years In the
s..tertary for killing Charlie Ling. has
- compelled - appeal BY petition 20
- county 90 take charge OF her sister.
- = az Invalid. Mrs. Carter Is not well
.sSs1 eui nads herself destitute with
- children on her hands and no other
sse@s - support than her own hands.
= SISTER. Kate Mathews first came 20
IS eeaH'N about ISL ard was married -
,..ls.A Mathews. For eleven wears they
e. ~ the county. leaving az different
res IN search OF employment. They had
ea3aren- Mathews went 20 CAufor-
- SCOUT iNe and G.e1 there. since then
- VIE has lived here most & the tislc.
- as hss been IN CNmSa. PORT Towns
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Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery and I'm
GerWear.

Ladies Wool Hose. &C, 80, s5c, 6oo.
Sc. 75c. Sc. 81 par.
Chudren's Woo! Hose. fsc. lsc. 20.
25e 20 Sc pair.
LADIES' Combination Suits. &c. 81.
sis5, g. TO s. suit
Chndren's Combination suits. go
70 ss75
Chfdren's Vests and Pants. ioc. &c.
2ac, &c. &c 70 81 $ each.
RovS Heavy Shirts. drawers 70
match, sc.
Bows Heavy Bicycle Hose. &c.
Ladies Vests. pants 20 match. SOC.
&c. g., SIS. sI.50 70 s. 50 each.
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Are YOU alive - IRE fact that our lire $
e. Quickest. as well SIS the ees. way %
,ssrh omaha. 81 Joseph. Kansas city =
cu,s ans all other southern and south
eastern cities ard that cur service 20 III
es~o - thoroughly up-to-cateF
1890 tfrne-fanleS ard full info-ustso
- .,,fl,asion % the nearest ticket agent
- nv addressing NJ P. Bsnion PliSet
s,,,ra agent. corner Yesler avenue and
Front street.
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Millinery.


DUNLAP WALKING HATS.
French Felt Flats. best quality. si-5s
for ladies. misses AMI children
Enzlisn Round Hats. trimmed with
velvet, wings ard ornaments. s.
Chllgren's Hats. all trimmed, for g..
Large assortment OF Quilts. &c, Joe
and &c.
Coqus Feathers. &c. &c and sc.
Full assortment % Birds Fancy
Feathers and Black Ostrich Feaih-
srs
Nevy Chameleon Effects in Aigrsttes.
velvets ard Ribbons.
Trfunsf Hats from g. y 20 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13
nackintoshes.

Good Double Texture Serge MACK
intosh. navy blue and blacks, IS.
Double Texture I'm cashmere. 81.
Tricot, silk lined capes. SO.
Misses Mackintoshes. SIS. $50 ana
s..
Tricot Waists, In navy, cardinal and
black. at s225
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13
Silks.

g-inch. 75c; two different lines. most
" IN three-toned effects.
2i-inch. 81; 2i-inch. sl.i5; these are OF
black groundwork. with colored fig
ures. and are mostly in the large
scroll effects.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13
r. PETKOvITS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1885, SEATTLE,
WASHINGTON.

The Leading Importer of skins aud
Manufacturer OF Fancy Furs and
ladies' Fur Garments, Etc.-Marion
Street, Between Front and second,
seattle, Wash.