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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Ladies' Fine Shoes.

We Will offer for sale the coming
week the most complete line of ne
dunn priced Ladies' Shoes ever brought
to Seattle.
Ladies' Fine Wei Kid Button shoes.
IN opera, razor and square toes. cloth
and kid tops. special s2.25.
Ladies' Twentieth Century Lace
Shoe. razor toe. extension sole. 4 good
street shoe. So
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoe.
cloth top, razor toe, very stylish, epe-
clai g.
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes.
hid or cloth top. opera and square toe.
medium sole. 8.
Ladies Fine Ki3 Button Shoes.
hand turned. cleth and hid top. new
razor toe, s2.50.
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes.
cloth and kid top. narrow square toe.
flexible hand turned. s3.5o
Ladies' Fine KID Button Shoes. with
extension sole, new coin toe. the very
latest. SEQ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

The camel is beast of great strength
and endurance. Nothing hurts it until the
proverbial last straw" is added to its
burden. The human digestive system is
very much like camel You can impose
on it 10 wonderful degree. 1t is really as
before it breaks down. THE last straw"
doesn't break ii down, but 1t makes it stop
work. Continually put the wrong things
into your stomach, and digestion will get
weaker and weaker. Before long some
thing worse than usual will be eaten, and
will go through the stomach into the
bowels, and there ii will stick-that's con-
enpation Let II continue, and there is moth
Ing bad that it will not lead TO. Nine-tenths
OF all human sickness Is due to constipa-
ton. Some of the simplest symptoms are
coated tongue and foul breath. dizziness
heartburn fatulence, sallowness, distress
after eating, headaches and lassituds. A
Hti.e thing will cause constipation, and
little thing will relieve a. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are certain cure for con-
supatiou- They are tiny, sugar coated
Rranules, mild and natural in their action.
There Is nothing injurious about them.
fou can tNke them just az freely as you
take your food There is no danger that
you will become slave to their use They
VIII cure you aud then you can stop taking
them Send for free sample package Of
tom TO doses. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N Y.
A GREAT BOOK FREE.
Over $50. 900 copies Of DR.. Piercc's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser have been sold
at the regular price, s.. so The profits on
this immense sale have been used in print.
Ing new edition of 10000 copies. bound
IN strong paper covers, which is TO be given
away ABSOLUTELY free A copy will Be sent
to any address on receipt Of 81 oue-cent
stamps TO cover cost of mailing on!y.
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical IS
ISOLATION, Cos Main Street. Buffalo. n. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Black Goods.

We can safely assert that our stock
OF Black Goods is the most complete
and is the most varied OF any stock IN
the Northwest
40-inch AL Wool Brocades, mohair
figures. large and small designs. 0oc q
yard.
4s-inch ATWOOD French Serge. 45c.
52-inch Slcilian Cloth, 50c yard.
46-inch English Storm Serge, COO
yard.
43-.nch Crepe. cheviot and boucls hg-
ure. 75c yard.
4S-inch Mummy Cloth. eoc yard.
i2-inch (Priestly's) Fancy Brocades.
S1.00 yard.
42-lnch Boucles. 500 yard.
44-inch Soliel Figures. mohair figures
an extra heavy cloth-sL-25 yard.
44-inch Soliel Figures and SILK Fig
ures Granite Cloth. sl.i0 yard.
4i-inch Tufted Cheviots. floral de-
signs, $50 yard.
4i-inch SILK and Wool Novelties, SITS
yard.
44-inch SILK Warp FAncies, s2.2S yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Domestic Dept.

We have a choice lot OF novelties IN
Eiderdown Flannels, suitable for chill
dren's cioaks, at 4oc and soc.
Three cases OF White Shaker Flan-
nes just opened. excellent quality and
warranted 10 wear well. special at &c
per yard.
In Colored Outing Flannels our stock
Is at the top notch: piles TO select from
OF the newest designs. at SC. l-3c and
i0c the yard.
French Flannels In great variety OF
handsome patterns, your choice at 500
per yard.
Two bales Of yard-wide Brown Sheet
ing. heavy weight. at &c.
100 pieces Apron Check Bingham. sta
pie patterns. good quality, only &c.
Cheviot Shirtings. heavy weight.
stacks of patterns 10 choose from. 81
1oc and l2i1c.
20 pieces Dutch B1uo Prints. colors
absolutely fast, nothing better for
service, 10c per yard.
rs dozen Turkish Towels. bleached
and brown, large size. 12asc each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

inch sweep. lined with fancy figured
SIX, collar edged with Thibet fur,
price $49S.
Ladies Handsome Push Cape. 20
inches long by l25-inch sweep. lined
with black radihmet. collar and bottom
of cape trimmed with embroidery and
jet, collar edged with Thlbet fur. price
So. As.
Ladies' Handsome Plush Cape, lined
with black radthmet, 20 inches long by
i25-Hnch sweep. collar and front edged
with Thibet. skunk or opossum, price
s1.iS.
Handsome Plush Cape. 20 inches long
by l2o-!nch sweep, elaborately embrold-
cred with jet and braid. collar edged
with skunk or opossum. price s7.9S.
Ladies' Handsome Plush Cape. 20
inches long by 120-inch sweep, elaho-
rateiy tr'.snned with jet and soutache
brad, radihmet lined, collar and edge
OF Thsbet, price s9.9s.
Handsome Plush Cape, deliberately
embroidered with jet and brad, fancy
silk lining, collar edged with skunk
or opossur. price 5000.
Handsome Plush Cape, with brown
opossum edging around collar, natural
squirrel tails, price s12.50, $500 and
5000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
ITEMS Handkerchief.

Good Cambria Handkerchief. IN
plain white and coiored borders. TO
each.
Herrat,tched Handkerchief. IN plain
white extra qualify cambric. 100 each
or three for &c.
All Linen Hsnikerchisfs. good size.
aemrned border i5c. or two for &c.
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. in plain
white and coio-ed. bordered, heEnstitch-
ID all width hems &c each.
Extra Quality white Linsn Hand
kerchlefs, &c, or three for g.
Initial Linen handkerchief, AL let
ters. &c each.
Pure SIX Handkerchisfs. hemsutch-
ed. &c each.
Good aizs Japanese Six Handler
chiefs. plain or with Initials. 5ec each
Extra Size japanese Six Handksr-
chiefs In plain white. with initials Or
fancy border. 75c ea<sh-
Heavy TwslAys SILK HantksrcAisfs.
good size. 81 each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Iuproving Their store.

tn. store % the Seattle Trattng Co.
IL Occidental avenue. IS being rearranGed
20 meet The requirements 0. his popular
grocery house. The improvements are
being made particularly 20 facilitate The
handling az their very large country order
trade. particular sttentton being given 20
ths shipping department: In the base
n0ent very large rcfrigera o. for storing
Gutter - kolng put n. besides increasing
,hs storage room for -four ard other prod
tetx Hereafter al the Shipping vii "a
eoas from tho rear o; The store. thus
sspa rating the Tctau portion almost entire
Is from he country orier department.
The Sea tle Trading Co does a very Largo
car -os-town business, sesides their sx-
teasive city business, Tals company has
been ere . the few coH>erns that hss
grown riGAt along during re general de-
~ sSstoa g re pas, e = years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Dress Goods Dept.

Our announcement today tells OF .
few Of the specially attractive Dress
Goods, both black and oolored. and
their specially attractive prices.
3s-inofl Ally Wool Cheviots. 2sc yard.
A-inch Stormproof Cheyio,s. &c yard.
3s-.nch Atwood Chsvios Checks, 40
yard.
4o-inch AH-Wooi Imported Novelty
Cheviots. 0oo yard.
52-inch Al-W ool Covert Cloth, SOC
yard.
&2-inch AIl-Wool JacQuards. Coo yard.
s2-inch Ladies Cloth, SSc yard.
i2-inch SILK and Wool Granite Cloth.
Sc yard.
l2-inch Mohair Crepon. SOC yard.
e2-.nch ConaYa Cloth in brown. green
and navy, sI.oo.
46-inch Boucle Mixtures. N.25 yard.
4S-Inch Silk and w Dol, Illuminated ef-
fects, xl.49.
4s-inch SILK and Vol Tufted Bour-
cites, sl.50.
A large and varied assortment Of
Pattern Suits ranging in price from
5000 TO 5000 per suit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

Through her kindness in furnishing
special cooking recipes 10 the LADIES
Gclld OF ST. Marks church. Mrs. timex
lev. Of San Francisco, was We'll ana Ia
vorably known. IL was the intention OF
several ladies OF the city to invite this
lady TO come here and carry on cooking
school this winter In seeking for
talented and acceptable cooking lecturer
at the forthcoming Seattle Food EXPOSE
ton. Manager Buckley was In correspon
cree with ladies in Portland. Or and
San Francisco 10 learn Mrs. Ilnck!eys
ADDRESS. He was Informed by one corre-
spondent that she was in New Orleans.
ThL rsday. however. Mr.. Buckley received
wcrd by mail from ths vice president.
Mrs. Gould. of tho San Francisco Y. w.
G. A. that Mrs. Hinckley was dead.
This occurred July is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
A SAFE BET.


This campaign, besides being one OF ed
ucatioa. is also one CT good deal 0f il W
bone. /. the street discussions may DE TAX
en as criterion. Betting is getting 10 De
quite lively. Friday ard yesterday q num-
Ter OF large bets were made. principally
upon the state results. On gov srnor. and
also on the electoral ticket Where odds
were given on Bryan in the state two
weeks ago the Bryan betters now want
even money. One OF the safest bets that
could be possibly made would be- 10 bet
that no matter how the state goes, the
majority OF the people In Il would vote Raj
n!er beer 10 be the best and mos. popular
beer made and sold IN the Northwest
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DEEyITfES.

~. c,.-,ess Warhtnels,er, who Is re-
volunteered IN Seattle By her successful
course 81 GESTURES Oh theOsophy gwen at
pets hall, VIII retsrn 10 Seattle for a
fex DAYS on the 531A inst. anu on tie ioi.
- S,fndav v!lt speak on Death ana
Affsr." probably IN the Unitarian church
.rhe countess has sp@at some tAzne N Ia-
coma and Is now IN Olympia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

kersey, with large pearl buttons, price
5000.
Ladies' Beaver Jackets. Franklin
front. trimmed with narrow black
braid. price sIo.0o.
We are showing q large line of novel,
ties in Jackets In both night fitting and
Franklin front effects. in all the new
materials. consisting OF meAtons.
coverts. boucle and Irish frieze effects,
at $500. $3.50. s2o0o. 81. 50. s25,0o 10
$500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Restaurant MIX Dumped Ont.

c. r. Frasch, market Inspector. yester-
day condemned and dumped into tho gut
ter 20 gallons of milk OF the Queen City
restaurant. No IA Occidental avenue. He
also did the same things with fifteen gal
Ions OF milk at the Raymond restaurant
2o5 First avenue south. The milk In both
cases was furnished b a dairyVnsn who
Will be arrested and prosecuted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

The administrator q re Tnc1sa. Drew
estate = row selling OF the large stock
- groves ard heaters az the pres store
Ne a. SesaGt avenue IN er3er 20 close
cat tness goods. u s doubtful x stoves
have ever before been sd ~ such iow
prrss OF f'aeeg sound bCye-S are taking
: GsAHtaSc of tAss eaauce and sAe stoves
are selling Fast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Ladies' Wrappers.

In this depart
ment We carry
the largest stock
in this city. We
show the very
latest styles and
the wrappers We
offer are made in
a thorough man
ner Ladies' Wrap
pens. made OF the
best quality OF
Simpsons Prints,
in silver gray.
fancy. indigo and
mourning; yoke
trimmed front
and back, with
braid: b / s h o p
sleeve; p r ! 0 .
CSC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Only.

Ptnaud's Eau de Quinins Hair Tonic.
large size, GO bottls
Cologne Bouquet Toilet Soap. three
cakes in box. 100 box. regular prios $50
cake.
Coraline Dress Stays. Il IN bunch. 80
bunch, regular price Csc bunch.
Cloth Covered Corsst Stseis. 30 pair,
regular price ioc pair.
Bone Hair Pins. 1co dozen. regular
price i5c dozen.
Bone Hair Pins. 80 DOZEN. regular
price &c GoZelL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
MRS. CHEAL DEAD.


She Had Been Very III, but Was I'm
proving. and Death Came suddenly
Mrs. Cheai, the wife OF Rev. James
Cheai, OF Tacoma, died very suddenly lass
evening IN this city AZ o'clock Mrs.
Cheal had come over from Tacoma for a
change and was visiting Mrs. Bausnan,
when she was attacked a week ago by
heart failure. Her husband and family,
Mss Cbsal and Mrs. Richards, from Ia
coma, and Mrs. A K FIsken. Mrs. d. I.
Cross and Mr.. Maurice Cheal, OF this city,
were ali present,
Though her Illness had been very serious,
she had improved so much during the last
day or SO that her sudden death last ev-
enfng was a great shock 10 her family. as
IL VIII De 10 the many friends she possess
ed IN Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Ladies' Plush Capes.

Our aSSort-
ment of Ladies'
Plush and Bout
Gle Capes excelS
in variety any
thing We have
ever shown, and
at prices much
less than you
can find them
at other places.
l. ii q 1 . )
Plush Cape, 10
SpchaS long lnl
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watched and Not Found Wanting.

T.hs great number % smoker. who have
49,. the Foot,Irht Havana-a!se3 nickel
cigar pronounce it a frst-rater. and recon-
r,anfs s.; 10 their friends. Jcseph Rosen-
berg. rs yes,er Nay. opposite Occidental
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Increasing the Output.

The Frye-Bruhn Co. are increasing their
output of the famous F.-B. Co. brand
hams, bacon and lard. These goods are
more in demand than ever before. being
popular with all classes OF consumers.
The F.-B. Co. hams and bacon are de-
liclous in flavor. not being equalled by
any OF the Eastern brands sold here. The
F.-B. Co. lard being absolutely pure and
free from all authorizations. is par uoularly
liked by ali cooks. These goods are most
carefully prepared for the market, being
made from selected Washington raised
hogs Purchasers OF the F.-B. Co. brands
are certain Of securing goods of guaranteed
quality. No home product ranks higher
than the F.-B. Co. brand OF hams. bacon
and lard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

The sisters OF f>ve-w~e~a Fss3xe. No /
Order % sous % Herman. who have beea
Nold ~ 4 far A. Turner hA.. O-toecr -
- Sn9 :, Nia ems tae same tons shs VITA
4 bal
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Ladies' Jackets.

Ladies Jackets
IN navy and black
beaver, nctched
collar. price sass.
Same style IN
Covert Cloth,
S.. 90.
Ladies' Jackets
IN back boucse,
Franklin front,
price S7.4S.
Ladies Jackets
sn black and navy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

with rneTl collar. price $500
In changeable Two-Toned Tareta
tonec waist and crushed collar, al
s675.
Ladies' Corduroy Waists, in tan.
brown and navy, the latest effects. al
s. -.
Handsome Plaid Wool Waists, IN lat
est designs, al s325.
Ladies Tricot Waists. in navy. oar
d!nal and black, at s. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

You VIII ST npooy ssces a; lew prices
S. S.nson Bros. ~ Sseoa. sysau.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

on that. F1nafly the cnzte asked two Of
US 20 leave the captains beat ard roia
him On the raft. EarGiEan and / did so.
W hen ne captains boai left us we na1s
fast 20 a line which the mate had ahr0wa
overboard After laying BY three AMI
haa hours ws notiSed the ship drifting.
Tho mate said: Boys. T. We coul! board
her We might save her from going on the
rocks We hauled under her sterE and
tried. but nearly lost cur raft We then
hAGled 10 the weather side. the sea being
very rough. The mate lef; the raft ana
after = hard struggle climbed over the
SHIPS rail-. and threw Us another nne
We then Jumped from the raft and sol
on board just In tine 70 trim the san,
(Which was already set, and pay her head
Of clear OF E1attery rocks, which she
cleared by about twenty feet. We then
hauled of shore, going OF The lookout,
Har9igan steering and the mate going ID
the engine room. When We got under
way the raft went sar4ft. and We had 10
other. could see hing OF the boat
they promised Us from shore. GOD Knows
we were anxious for nsr 10 come. as ne
did no. know what moment the snip would
go from under US. A. .. m. We sol
three men from c sealing schooner 10 help
US. rhe mate agreeing 10 pay them 80 per
day each. They refused 10 join Us 1or
less.
lust ct dark a steamer hove In sisns
and sent q boat out 10 Us The oHlcer III
charge asked IL We wanted tow LIE
mate replied that we did II we could oe
taken 20 the Columbia river. TO- waicn
we were beading with fair ~Iia- We
had already made thirty miles un-eT eau
vas Soon Afterward the Wellington TOOK
hold OF Us ana towe! US into ESdulmhAl
farDor After tweGty-four hours towing
we arrived IN Royal Roads. where the
WELLINGTON wanted Us TO anchor. OIL MAO
O'Brien refused and told the captain %
put Us In shoal water IN Esq ui!ifait OF
alongside a wharf there. AFTER se-tiias
signal numbers for a tug. which caiiie
alongside, the Wellington started up ana
towed us into Esauinalt, and let Us III
deep water. where we were compelled 20
1t 90 roe aneaor. Previous 10 this. while
passing the BIZ fish rnan-of-war Heroine
Mr.. osgrien sang out again, asking 10 be
put alongside the dock. Tue lmatilla
sank that night ~ forty-uwo feet or water
We ali barely escaped with our hVes. nav
ing to swim for 1t. the snip went oo"h SO
quickly.
salt vas afferwGrd commenced IN VIC
torta 10y taae English underwriters agent
asai1st the Wellington for sie0.s9 for IeaF-
ing the sinking vessel IN deep water, anu
not complying with the orders or the Of
fcer la charge by placing the vessel IN d
safe place. The California cours aflef-
ward awarded Mr.. OBrien aHd his men
81 90 for staying by the ship. When the
IrrnatiIia was rebuilt Capt oBrien "as
given command OF her. but after thfeo
months resigned - take a ship IN us
China trade" >. L. CHA I" oi'D'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

There are thirty-eight women workers
ard twenty-six wives OF missionaries
among the 1874 new teachers sent out this
year from England 10 various countries.
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ITEMS Gloves.

Mems Dogslrtn Gloves. I ana . Sne-
tons. In fans, reds and browne. Il
Mems Heavy Cape Gloves. In ~
nobby tan and red shades. Esis-stiichsd,
r25
Mer's Fine Quality KID Gloves.
button, IN the nsw shades. u 10
nan's Good Wooden Gloves. ia, ~
Mems Fine Cashmere Gloves In
o,aek. blue or brown, 5oc.
Mer's Working Cloves and Mlttsns.
II shAepskin. caifsktn ard buokskin.
Al grades, yec, 1ac. 81. si-Ss
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Mems Athletic Goods.

Mems Running Pants. In white -
Slack muslin. SIC eacn-
Mems Gymnasium supporters, IA
black or white. 81 eaea-
Mems WorEtea Gymnassurn Suits. -
suit
Mems Heavy Black Ribbed HonA 100.
&c TSc.
Meas Wool Sweaters. ITO and g.
Men's Extra Qualify Wo-s:ei Sweat
ers, al eoioTs. sz.b2. 1870. $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

william Hanlon. I member o. the crew
OF the steaues- r'na 'ilia on the occasion
OF hs- first disaster on February .. 1854.
ard WHO MAS oue ~ thu meT VINO want
with First Ofiiser OIsTien, has furnish a
me With en account OF tAe wreck as 10
50 *. lie SAYS:
just before the shin struck I was on
thu port side OF the deck forward, ana
hearing the lockout cry Rocks ahead
l looked END SAW THO small rocks about
two points on the pert bow. ard II tho
second officer. who was In charge OF the
bridge. has ported inst eat OF starboara-
Ing. ais helm. my opinion Is ,la; Ne would
have gore inside. clear OF the rocks. TIE
steaEner was going thirteen knots. under
fun sail. with heavy snow and smooth
water. | saw Nate O'Brten rush 10 the
bridge. but did not see him enter the pilot
house. Wher TIE ship struck Ne first
backea or. ana then went ahead gain.
The first officer. AFTER lifting No. hatch
ara reporting cargo a7oat. hauled down
the fcrestay saH. oniccr Gre~nleaf then
left the ship with eighteen mon. OTlcer
oBrien liwerod She starboart ugcboat
sua all hands wen. In 81 excepting she
mate. who went 70 TIE captains room ard
brought clss the oe1rononeter. which b..
pss~sf 20 the captain. Frank Dean. nosx
engineer on Uae Prorreso. helped me
launch lie rs.;. sai Maze OBrien vent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

Sterling Silver
Novelties.

Nsw line OF Sterling Silver Novelties.
Sterling Silver Rattles. Sterling Silver
Matca Boxes. Sterling Silver Saos
Horns. Sterling Silver Letter Clips,
Sterling Silver Book Marks, Sterling
Silver Scissors. Sterling Silver Knives.
Sterling silver Orange spoons. Sterling
Silver Ice Cream Spoons, Sterling ST.
YER Sugar Spoons. Sterling Silver Bon
Bon spoons, Sterling Silver Olive
Spoons. Sterling Silver Butter Spread
ers. Sferilns Silver Berry Forks. Sisr-
ling Silver Sarafne Forks. Sterling sill
yer Hair Curriers'. Sterling Silver But
ton Hooks. Sterling Silver Cuticiea.
Sterling Silver Paper KNIVES. Sterling
Silver FaIise Tags. Sterling Silver b.
cycle Tags. Sterling Silver Nah Brush
es, Sterling Silver Hat Brushes. Etsr-
hing Silver Hair Br Ishes, SrefIiag Sill
yer Tooth Brushes. Sterling Silver
Baby Brushes. Sterling Silver N3seiine
Holders sterling silver lnksJands and
E.any ctser novelties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

la des' Surah
SIX Waists In
latest designs,
price SIS
Same style in
+ Cured Taneta.
prce s.. IS.
In Chan ge able
7 wo-Toned Tai.
feta, cardinal.
navy and brown,
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