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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
COMMITTEE oN CREDENTIALS

st. Louis. July 2,-rhe popu'lse '',
mit,oe ON credentials met ana ofs'"~9'
Immediately after tho convention "" 'a,i a
recess today. T.. NJ. Wnrdel VI N"''
iof'nin Was elected chairman. o,.,,i,t,
was in session All tho afternoon ana MI N.Y.,
ing the greater part of The uieh az ~,
Colorado contests. involving we -" tSrsi
ana disnos,,d Of, r.ssulling IN the seating
Of Tho Patterson. Of ocular '.e! satioh' ~
a vote OF =, 10 IL ~ ,,,
,,,,,,, ,w..,,,v ~, ..,,ts. was COMPROMISED
ait.r a ~ olonsed hearing by sea,iis no,n
delegations md giving each o, W. - ~ ~,
hail. vote. The No'e !" '"''' '"
THIS was Is % ~. A., ro,o,,
The committee win be reldy 10 re-"'
when the convention meet Is 'oiiioi Nv
At midnight the comm ttte Mn9 -
IL, with ihe hearing In MINOR Tn'.' -
1l,o result in the colorado case Is II VIC
tory Tor the bryan men.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Bnenos Ayrcs.-Senor Quirno Costa has
been appointed minis er of the interior.
London. -Another blue book on Neii"-
zuca WIS issued by the foreign office to-
night.
London. The Sportsman this morning
bnndoned his visi, TO Cowos.
Lordon.-The Cunard company has or
d.red the construction Of three 50H1 ton
steamers. The vessels win lie built at
Belfast, and WI I've adopted for freight
and cheap passenger tran'c.
London "A dispatch from ronstnople
to the Times reports that massacres have
occurred at Oredu on the Back Sea In
Asia Minor AMI that according TO on 'c,al
accounts twenty-five Armen,ans have been
killed,
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BoopLE HANDED OUT.
Clumsy Work of aiark Hanna's Financial
Agents

e-i,,,s,, Work .,f mark usuna's Financial
,g,,n,-
81 ir'u's ioS'-i'A'ie'N''' .,,
Agents OF Wall street ana the 'VPu'''e
an sa,u.pa'eS , r%ss ne' ',,e M l.r.,,,s
'fNl days seeking TO lh''u'"N -.
TO the populisi convention by the U.s. w.
money.
r.r.fr ,4,, os oo,,rse T., :, secure the
iheir an Oh cou's1' .,4,...
aud tbev conc heavily weleh,od w.th soia
- .t ,,..,, ..s.,t,..,l, ur.-
as NN'' - az ,..-
pared TO secure the defeat 81 tl'e ..pNS
mont for jh~ ENDORSEMENT ~ i'yhh' ~
nouey and chidauory can as anph*n t.
Iee ioley Of eveIy ho,v. ~. ~ OF
Marx llama.
ee.tes 20 The Ipmli-i convention anh.
ttnr n ,his way stiuel iAe tit"rt'on
~ a"tDti drl"ff'eS. arc l'-lHs We d" -
nenf poss.pie aga,n,t y" "'i g.. '' ,a
4eq 44 ns lnem nj uo i'' t6ef w'nsae4s 10
h. rnanipuia, d.
lf tha pan is to succee! u1re dia.ie-
~ s. setai Of 'ne-e as.eit+ MendlL, . N,
pr aroa # rayinsther ir't e' l.i W., III
Nm. in me rotiindas 81 the N6sA ma
Plar'frs hotcls MONDAY morning hMn
tnei- -, ~ opened 10y the h,uudeIs OF wv
ri th.et. men
Df, of M. p.raons in the rotHni1 VAS
Washington uveuue whelcitle n1erShan,
1ho wifaessea TIA inciieni Hi " ~ =
ne'ol ana oyerhheard a cqny rchi!9n , at l me
~, Naturalization winch is chg attempt
cd r.,,.. v.,.,
II was in tho ro,nnda 'al w" ',,.
! some az inc dal gates, sa'i ms IN, r.
/ = ~ - II Post-Disfa ration ropori"'' IN 'i,e
crowd was a melilu-sia,l nan vine ,..', WON ,,,in
eias SUIT and straw y mn y Wy, ,ii II, ~ ~
wearing Il straw hat aud a Jack sun VI
BON we're declaring that 'he pop,nI +, as
wanted Il candidate ~ then oWi, W. 49,, ~.
| one mast b. nom {, =. - ,t.hn>, 49,
clara taa' ,hey were itlsFa da to to , Inc
! crowd asked The tan MN wha' ne ''''u7 NJ
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CLEVELAND cENrENNIAL

Cleveland Ohio. july 22.-Ths was
Founders Day and the banner day OF the
Cleveland centennial celebration. United
States Senator Hawiey of Connecticut
gave a historical address, which was full
of interest TO the people of the Western
reserve. Among thos' who Spokt were
Governor Asa >. Bushnell of ONO ex-Gov-
crnor Mckinley ana others.
Al O'Clock this evening" the centennial
ar N In the pah.ic square was Hum mated
the current being turned on hy President
Cleveland at iu1zatd's Bay, Mass.
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pEM0cRArIc RARRrcl,r.

Warrenton. Texas. July q. Posters are
ont Announcing grard democratic hlrbe-
cue to take place in LaGrange. July g, al
which l.me Hon. II. q NILS viii address
Qua rcurlc on the political issues of The
day and ON hehIif OF emf future president,
w ! Bryan. The champion OF free liver
A large crowd is expected % hear and wei
come thc Must rious speaker
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$, Louis July 60 Whtn $ o'clock- th'
hour for the convention 90 convene. ~
rived INC hall WAS in darkness. The
deleeates were hudllei r. seis in front
Of The pla' form. While hazy e'onp OF
r,c.s rasyed n the lisht OF the r."
gaIilds th4t n.ckered N ih" press tables
About IRIS ime me shte~d 'n&dlie o
tho roid" man ihop ans he dsceYerHd
tns,f. ta. r.fusal to turn on tho lght WIS
l,lrt of a scheme OF the Bryan p'o9l" -
lrsN ont the sfrtEni -nui t'"i.i'i'i tip.''
aonfr 'lng rms suHpift 3u inst ihe lrat-
n,re o4t n me interesr Of a acton. ~
ihsy N.rs turro.l ont ~ 7h" Clncinnh'i
cnnycnuon Ia 1876 by tn" OPP meats o,
h.a ue, aroused storm OF pip'cN's ',..i
iuR about IN tnp dark to 8 inVer re
cause of the unprecedented sinitien -.
The Texas delegation shouted
some one rnountaI tn Stage and yelled;
The i.ryan people havc PM out the
hghts. bat u thfy nonI'iiA, iitNdi,.. We
VIII ari.t .his convention wide open
fgy iris mo tn" sirs were rhokci
with ,.rleentcs pushing aud gipui'ns
,Aeir way aD5ni IN TIE dark Tier =
gan 10 he gone Apprehension o. some
sudden alarm which mlRnt stampede to
deleieates aud muse ->~lisls;"r aud the
leader3 hegan d4seus'inA me a'Nl-ip't'N
| kept ~ consiant fa-.ladr II AIRS =
a[lny The telrs Of any WHO might he
| harmed Nhonryer the band played "A
| HYMN Tho dc!ega - joiu"i "a THO chorus.
| vi $50 cyclone DAVIS mounted INC slas',
| ard trscd 10 secure order, hui inc ctp""
refused 20 listen until some one he'd u
! lpntru candle lbs front Of MIS- fAro. ~
| rs tall form ;uld broad sw""pinr SOM
| hrcrO came WITHIN tine range OF me uh,ll
| from "a. l4lilrw hi3. delegates imnea!nl'ls
r,coFnIzod him and there were shouts Oh
smut up listen To Cyclone ., lao
| When Ne could make ims' y he'iu n'
| annptinctf that the el~o uic wis Wst.
! disconnected. ,hit thcs would be ~ rlsn'
! IN a i,t,S tnlnllra N'h"frnn0n there W'iN
| afins m qliroval and TIE band etrnck W
| auothor tune. DicsAtc Webster OF ~,
| LOUIS moved that committee ne ~
| pointed To wait upon the officers OF ~"
| convention and n rrrta,n why they Wet,
| not present. \ chorus ~ voices 9e'o,'''.
! the mot ION. hut nobody moved anu nv
| committee WAS appointed. a., ~.
| one disgusted dt.legatc shouted: Lei
| 10 IA Chicago aud hire a hAll, a.,
| This vas ne, with approval, Ihen ~
| bnud in tho rrl.rv hroic out Win we
STIR ng strains Of DiN'e anl n ola : ~ e .
:. ern song was answered hy the roar OF a
| iiiousnnd thrGafs. Mrs. Mary y, l-c,i,'
| came 10 tho stage and was tnpeilol y,
! 10 make speech hut size dtcl,nni !" '' IN
n tn dark "Wnt Mn,ii hey turn u,
~ S.i5 -. m. Chairman isul'Hr apnoaro,6
on ,hf rtaaa and call d The convent on ~
,roer No ANNOUNCED that it" comm l.
an creaesfia's you'd not be abe 10 re-
ror' aui owing 10 ~ afr.irh' il,Ta ~,
not iia.l, hr would thsrff lr,' clare ,h'
leonyen, on IN rercss until 10 o'clock to
n pffcw inorulnf t.n ~,
The doiagnira. many C 'lrn WIN eva
dent reluctance th"p aultted he hal'
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THEY WANT MORE BONDS.
Financial Authorities Say Another
Issue Would Go at Par.
INFERENCE OF FOREIGN BANKERS.
Committee Appointed to Protect inc
Treasury Reserve-'rhls Action I'm
parted Buoyuncy to Stocks.


New York, July 22.-Ihe strain upon 'iie
r. sources and temper of the hnanciai COM
.Yluri:y for some time, owing 10 the steady
si.r!nilaee OF the prices of stock exchange
securities, has recently been intensified by
,,.,u-cal and other causes. In consequence
values have steadily melted away on
,.,nie gale. though without visible excite
mont or omen Disaster The market has |
a,,peared 10 be cntirc.> unsupported and |
-. o,,iv ,naius,av during the rast few |
me bas h,an srasn,,,llc buving of our
.-,.t,;,. a, ti,,as on a larrn seal, Tor
,,.ro,.,r a.,o,,,,, mo ,ac. mat ,h. COM
,,,r.,.., ,,,,arc, If trad, is in our favor. |
ma ,h,,s mo- .,o,,o,,e,t of pold should |
~. ,,u,,rj ,rs,e,,, of os,inet Tho United |
80, I,,,.,,.,,.s ~, situation rho
49,, -, ~, ,,,, |
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q T. ~ w N'''' D''' - AT pa 'u' '''e
Pohc! Oh SpNh "i''o' ~ aoii'ileu 10 "e
pad III we" OF the preoao'e poil,icai 'i-
'sct' Inc sharp deoiii'es IN securities re-
eehNS mas S'ea'ei Il sehiii''sie vi PRO
!onna oiSccurasetiieh' III wan street ana
lie gravity OF the SITUATION Is kee'lly APP
pr. ciftcd in high financial and banking
s,o,
A.
President freherlck 4. lappaH Oh 'he
! Gallatin Nai&,nal bank who Is the chair
| ,,r or tho ola,,,ns, hons. of Now York
~
associated banks. began missionary WORN
| a few days ago among his brother hank
.rs with a y,,a,v "a sacu,-,tf- plel ~. 70 nro
|
| t''t INC iaPiiiF n"iiiuiihS treasury s"lu
| reserve by placing at the disposal of the
! erov.rn,ent a Substantial pa-t al their
| -. - =, - -,
| ioiu!iss OF so'u III eNcHhhse LOT lesal
| tender notes, and succeeded in obtaining
| offar, arcrecatln,, s13 l,,D ,s.. Conditional
| - 'N'''..'s ''''
| oii''s VI ioout f''V"'r'' nave peei' iecei'eo
| delphio hanks
| ~,
iouay d cohiii@ie cfia''sS III the i!'ldilcltl
temper took place when 1t became known
Tint r, Norg,, had called q confere,,re
-. 49,. til. ,,.,,',.a ,.,,,,,
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SALINE PASS HARMON.

Wash ngton. Juy ?2.-James H. Quinn
g. charge II the river and harhor improve
J rts in southern Lou siaila and Eastern
Texas. says that at Sabine Pass harbor
y MAS. the prescott project Of extension
. tie ierty WI afford great protection 70
y dpned 10 100 feet aud deepen.d TO q
/, - and was 9 mIAeted June 10 last The
We OF commerce IN the SALINE river
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An rltrONT IN EosTON

Boston. July 2a.--rresidsnt 4, IL. Beal of
the Second National bank is attempting
to secure Boston relief for the United
States treasury. Ills Intention is to raise
s. Vel,t1o II gold, which sum represents
onc-thLrd OF the gold in the banks of
Boston. He Is meeting with success and
expects 10 have the fun sum by Thurs
Gay.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Winners Mt 81. Louis ,.ls,, VIZ Is
longs. Tim Irvills'. seven irIsJ
Chs rry stone, l'is,s -: Imiis, as'r
Thompson. i.s2; one ir'.iedors u
i;i7'.. six fnrlongs, Aa,ienss'
ard a half furlonss' Avn ,,.rs ".
Brighten Bs,ah ,, wiea. ~
fprlongs. 1902 slN ,ae,,,h, tla
his. mile and q sA mile e.sf1
Brighton hand Ave eT
Nanki Pooh. ?.l.y;,l
lenger. l:oal.; one '' III
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It was TIA, saving grace that rave US our
grcat constitution, ana " th 5 convention
Z. n,.-,-s.,r,' To save mis- country II mus;
Ia. t,,,r'.ii.,i ~. 10 So. t..,tt'i, ana Tie
Ann. 'itsyarntton from on nigh
a. ~ i,'i,, i,sls'.,,r it%e,..t %; cali
.,i,tt - -, ~. -,-..,,ii ,,.ifi,-
sor"in 30 Non,.'S "a .in Wan, ,r
LIS INV, done herets fore
NY 'r.yt 7 , 80 .,tA.r
am magnify 3it " Rcit 'i,.'h an. -
i1tn os,r lrre on me SlHt u WA't a
ttie. hoin mink they. are ilSn'' n"l !.
TINS rariy hNrs Cand sou grant ."At ~
snail new r d.ei nna rls-SS 10 tiir MISSION
that IL was born TO accoinps ~. II IN * ~
u,seinshness o. party pride, 10 D. .gst
ri loar yelr' Il ,his eoavent,on Nog !;
shouts for BRYAN. and Misses and cries
'siu, him outl''l
Sof,, y, ,,nn ecc ,,, friends ,h,-
..s rqtt9 Ne have ~, @x,rfii,es mere.
'-h,y are honest but 1t Won't do FOR th-m
6 r. Wlsat mus. ~ Goe Il ii prouer ard
Il ,.s trti, IN .nn N,-,.d co.n slclls aud
,.4.srf' trlls n H. : utn ana tho N,oal
/, l,e, ,,its az ,hn aXv..et ;o we the Ms
y, erd ,,,si.iisn, ms ,vaiiinfG NON.
,..,-. 80 c ,,.,sal o,Ir ..c,1,i
~, G'i.l, III. frla is ,eat every time ,he,'
shrui hsi. ,iud INC -rspi ne tho
49, ftt,. ,'fte, u'r4s If That,
niu s ,-,ft,., to h. ,l.lo
nv IN via ssil, rii.f.i by eth-l SIDE [
bffay RMS eci4S~n-Ien h,s nor net-a
-ir b' H.. ,,ti'., ,itriirs AID It WA
N In. .s,nrn,lcd,.d nv ;he riiooi. etlat4-
= XXI ~ or da.vy I, Is to indorse and
lf.9,e Nn,t IS .;iit and ,tlilae. -. IT
p palisn. (Nr'il.iirsel TIE rn.ss!on Il ~
i,all,'- "a ~ mss Ne-n - s'ukc cat "i t
ia 50 ns ana 10 mold up VIVA, = ..A
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TEMPLE 49, DAVIII.A >

Temple Texas. july -. The second
me OF bal between Temple and pa.
y Ia Yesterday resulted In a ylc;orv a..
Iio on fe, ny score of y to I, Batterins-
\ l'a, ilnrrck aud White. HitsLrrepnn,o,
., Dav.lla S. iS"'p'e
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CUBAN WAR.

Prisoners Barbarously Treated by Spanish
Police.
Key West. Fla July q. -Advces from
kIayana state that Rios and Honefo, the
aid. I. 1.-Two mon were Imprisoned on aceolnt OF
Ave taktlle discovery Of arms m snn kaiaS.
jTes' whipped by the Spanish police. The first
4 MID "A lady who was arrested has been G M
Hi Mined for three days In Y cell with no
IA urnature except chair.
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PROBABILITIES

Washington, July :?.-Eastern Tex,
Fair: southerly winds.
Arkansas--fair; southeSly winds,
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NJ iistric.
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7, r,irnis.
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.I w. Blu
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81 Price. q
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SMALL WARES AND DRESS
MAKERS NEEDS.

es+h Century sleeve Extender. for
use IN shirt Waist tsieeve bGstlel. only
nc pair.
Rare chance fer money savers.
sal-yard spool Basssng Gotten, ie a
spool
loc
seainx Needles. the imported kind.
ic q payer.
Good Quality Thsmoles. &c each
French Horn Bones. ~ for No. !. &c
fer Ne s a. for No =
German FeSle-hAksn or Hump Back
Hooks ana Eyes dozen for Sc
Slvvrca ami BACK Hooks and Eyes.
&c card
Tie new Trilhy Heart Pr. iNc set.
Sewing six. short isNyaTd sPOois.
only =.
Button Hole Twist. srcois for e
Curling Irons nickel plated. ali sizes.
SC
Dress Shields. good quality. - n pair.
Antlsspuc Dress Sksvids. 80 ra-r.
Wire RGbSer preSs Shields, cam
Nric cover. at &c and SO pair.
TzN+siar Bone Casing Fancy Cotton
ard STA Stitched az lec ana Is piece
Ladies Hose Supporters. isc a pair.
Caadren's Hose Supporters. s. &n3
iAc PAIR.
An-snk TAaciA RaeSon. isc apiece
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TRIMMED MILLINERY.

No prettler display OF Trimmed Bon
nets and Hats can be found IN Seattle
than Is exhibited In our showroom
Millinery with US is a leading depart
ment. We continue to offer the best
value In Imported and Copied Trimmed
Hats.
st00 Is the least value Of any OF our
80 Hats.
Large Mode Hats In lace and fancy
braid richly trimmed with lace and
flowers. silk ribbon chiffon. etc. value
Ss.5e only ss-5o.
10 Doz. French Nacre Roses. only SC
a bunch.
g Doz. Flowers, regular 5nc quality.
only &c a bunch.
Children's Trimmed Sailors. only l5c.
ladies' Trimmed Sailors. &c and up.
Immense assortment OF latest styles
Straw Shapes. Frames and Braids.
The greatest selection OF flowers ever
shown in Seattle 70 be found here at
prices not obiainable elsewhere.
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SPRING UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN.

Summer Merino Shirts AMI Drawers,
in natural gyay only, sc each
Mems Fine Camel's Hair Underwear.
peall oattons. riboed cuffs and skir.
only soc
Extra Fine Wooden Underwear. silk
stitched. a regular 81 garment. only
.sc.
Received New Genflemen's Nsckxear.
the rev Nite Four IN Hand Ties. only
60
Handsome six Tex SezrfS, newes,
design and shape. only &c.
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LINENS AND WHITE
GOODS.

New price achievements and new
chances Ter you TO save Money
hlsscied Tolict Twill Crash. oaly &c
q yard
Ah-i4aea Ur&eachca Tahse passask.
en.y - a yard'
Fast Coior Turkey Red Table Dam
ASK. onlv iSo a yard.
Large sac, Au-F.Iaea Hack Towels.
worth So only iSc.
fsrd Wido good quality BleachsS
xasiin. Ools = a yard.
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NEW BELTS.
NEW PRICES.

The Bernhard Gilt Belt. best quail
!ty. handsome heavy buckle. only DC
Spangied Belts in lovely shadings.
only 5ic and Tsc-
The new narrow Leather Belt. only
isc and -.
Belt Buckles from ISc SCI up
safety Belt Pins IN black. silver and
gilt. from Sc up.
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HOSIERY SALE.

Our standard quality never wear out
children 81 Ribbed Hose, made from
combed Egyptian cotton. colors and du-
rsbility warranted. sizes s to 10. our
price DC pair.
Ladies finest grade Imported Herrs-
dcrf Black Hose. with double soies,
high spliccd heels. silk finished. resu-
lar price &c. our price sc pair
IS dozen LADIES' Ribbed Vests. to-
morrow only SC.
Ladies' Vest. fine Swiss ribbed. Egyp-
tian cotton. lace neck. very HANDSOME.
only sc.
Ladies' Balhriggan Underwear,
French neck, extra value SOC.
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FOR BLACK DRESSES.

and Skirts cur lire OF materials Il post
lively the best IA Seattle, also our
prizes.
Satin Arrnare. hrocaaea. &A-'nch. best
sli-wool. cheap az Sc. only sAc yard
Plain MohStr Stcl.ian. sS-!nch. value
~ Only -, a yard.
B'ack Coating SerSss. * inches wide.
Ni-woN French Serge. to-lnch. value
Soc. only sc yard.
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NEW CAPEs.

We haven't an old Cape TO show yon.
There isn,t . questionable Cape in our
collection. The care We give 10 the Sc
lection Of these garments Is a sui.-
cent guarantee Of their excellence.
We demand from the maker the best
he can produces. We want our moneys
worth We admit your right 70 de-
m4nd the same. Your money back IL
ycn are not satisfied.
Ladies' capcs OF tan and brown broad
cloth. trimmed with straps Of material
ana Z beautiful backles; Ribbon Ruehed
Collar. handsome garment. for $50;
our price. $50.
ladies' Heavily Braided Cloth Capes,
worth az. only s2.O.
ladies Velvet Capes. taiior-made.
silk lined. only sSoe.
Specials Dressy Cloth Capes. only
mn.
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Fine Royal Kid Blacko and Chrome
KID fTsnl Lace ana Button Boots. with
long van1ps. giving the foot a slender
look. needle toe: a.5o value. for 80 a
pair.
Wcmen's Russell Goat. oxford Ties:
also fine Dongola Kid Oxforis. patent
tip. value s-5e. only Si.2s a pair.
Boys Lace Shoes. size TO 5, only
ST. pair.
Youths sizes. Il to ?. only $40 pair.
s.e5-Nlsses' Shoes. Fine Royal Kid
Button Shoe. with Philadelphia tip,
sizes II TO ., only sl.2s pair
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NEW Innings.

Fibre Fabric interhning. S-ineh; eS-
eellcat quality. the channels fiutsh. only
Is yarf
Fa1tcd Sarah. 81 inches Nlae. oaiy lSc
yard
East ir9aa Grasscioih. new skirt
stGea.gS. oriy lsc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
SPRING GLOVES

Rere NJ prices that worry competitors
ladies' Black Fabric Gloves. only JIG
pair.
ladies' Fine Quality Taneta and
Isle Thread Gloves. only &c pair.
Superior Quality Pure SIX Gloves. for
ladies' only. value 75c, only 5oc a pair.
Have you tried our new Bernhard
First Quality KID Glove. Every pair
warranted or your money back. In pref
" spring shades. with three rows OF
black and self-sutching. only u.1s a
pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
WONDERFUL CORSET
BARGAINS

A. corset headquarters: SHOOK TAILOR
Made cnrsets. only Sc a pair.
The New Bicycle Corset, ~ 90 acct
eent insurance policy free with every
Corset. only 500 a pair.
The Fancy Black English Saline Cor
sal. value Ssc. only sc pair
Headquarters for Thompson Glove
Fitting and schillingS American Lady
and Model Form Corset. now Oh sale.
only 81 20 = pair.
Now on sale. our New Fast Black
Corset. heavily boned. only Soc a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
VEILINGS.

Double width Dotted Illusion Brus-
sells Net. Plain Maine Net. only &c
a yard.
is-inch yelling. new meshes. value
eoc, only i0c a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
NEW NELNETS FOR CAPES
AND TRIMMINGS.

heavy. ce-iaca wide. valae 81 %. emily
sc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
WRAPPER SALE.

Ladies' Indigo Blue Wrappers. extra
fuli and large. Sc.
Ladies Calico Wrappers. latest style
cut. new large sleeves. value si.2S. only
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
HANDKERCHIEFS.
RARE BARGAINS.

Ladies' Embroidered White Lawn
Hanakerchiefs. only SC.
Ladies' All LINEN Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. extra value. only l5c. or two
for sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
SHOE SALE.

Dou you pay fancy high rent prices
for your shoes7 Do you buy old shop
worn Shoes. that break and rip. II YOU
do and want TO save money on your
footwear. try our Shoe Department.
Our stock is entirely new, our prices
are low and beyond competition.
We stand back OF our Shoes. All
Shoes bearing our trademark We war
rant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
COLORED DRESS
FABRICS.

We are breaking all former records
here. selling more Dress Goods at lower
prices than ever before
SPECIAL.
New Ali-Wcol Mozambique Saatings:
fine mixtures In boucle effects. &o-inch
wide, value 75c. only sc a yard.
Extra values in Ali-Wool Novelty
Sui.lngs. " inches wide, worth SOC, only
81 yard.
New Storm Serres. Serge Glaze Dr.
agonal Suittngs. tweeds and checks,
value sc. only SIC a yard
i Manchester and Pacific Fancy Bro
cadsd Wool Suitings. Monday only lie
yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19

Special saie OF Mems Shoes in veal
calf. at si.5o a pair.
Ladies Leather. Slippers. only Soc a
pair.
Mems Leather slippers. only sc
pair.
Mems Split Leather Buckle Shoes.
only ST = pair.