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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-10-31
RIBLE PROOFS OF UNIVERSAL SALVATION. BY
u Rev. j. w. Hanson D D limo 1Qz cont 4

RIBLE PROOFS OF UNIVERSAL SALVATION. By
- Rev. j. w. Hanson, D. d. 16mo. 10Y pages.
This little work contains the principal passages Scripture
that teach the final holiness and happiness all mankind
begins with Genesis and traces the doctrine the
lation giving the prominent and
ment to weld the whole together
most efficient missionary giving the Scrptural the
great doctrine OF worlds salvation convincing
to be unanswerable.
RIBLE THREATENINGS EXPLAINED, CT Passages of
Scripture Some lines Quoted to Prove Endless Punishment,
shown to Teach Consequences of Limited Duration By Rev.
j. W. Hanson D. D. 16mo 209 pages. % cents.
Takes socalled orthodox
the that employed missiles Universal
Salvation perfectly with
Bible With Bible Proofs in hand and Bible Threatenngs
in the other Unversas will be armed thus
armed chase thousand and two put ten thousand
flight 1t the valuable of
those who think the law conradcs the
shows conclusvey that there the Bible
tains the doctrine of Endless Torment
HE BIBLE HE'LL. The Word rendered He'll in the Bible
Shown to Denote State of Temporal Duration. By
j. W. Hanson, D. D. 16mo 70 pages. rs cents
This small but compact book the Hell through the
Bible, giving which with expo
stion of these The rendered
Bible Sheol, Hades, Tartarus They
explained and is shown that Bible
and that it is limited in duration
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UNIVERSALIST BOOKS.
A Book of Daily Worship.

MAMMA. A Book of Daily Worship. By Rev. J. W.
AZ Hanson D. D. 12mo. 388 pages $100
In this Devotion simple worship
is submitted in the devoted
to each service combining Scripture selection and
The Scriptures chosen with regard devotional docrnal
and practical influence and the prayers come from large num-
Der of including the Catholic and Protestant Ltgies
Theodore
to James Martneau, Bishop Thomas
They adapted the Mamma" with skill and
appropriateness and with the result of giving variety devo
tonal collection 1t ELECTS
the highest from people, place
family.
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THE BIBLE HE'LL

Traces the word "hell" through the Bible, Civ.
Ing every passage In which 1t occurs, with a full
EXPOSITION OF each passage. The four words rem.
dered He'll In the Bible. Sheo1, Hades, Tartar
us, and Gehenna are all explained, and 1t is
shown that the Bible He'll is In this world, and
that II Is limited In duration. Price 25 cents.
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BIBLE THREATENINGs
EXPLAINED

Takes up every so-called orthodox" text and
proves that all the passages that are ever en-.
ployed as missiles against Universal Salvation
are perfectly In accordance with the promises
OF the Bible. With "Bible Proofs In one hand
and bible Threatenings'' in the other, any Uni.
versallst Will be armed "cap-a-pie", and thus
armed lone can chase a thousand and two nut
ten thousand to flight" 1t Is the most valuable
Of documents for distribution among those who
think the law cOntradicts the promises, 1t shows
that there is not text in the Bible
that sustains the doctrine of Endless Torment
Price rs cents.
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90 Dearborn St.. Chicago
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Rev. DR.. HansOn's
= 8 BOOKS 9
Three DOCTRINAL BOOKS.
BIBLE PROOFS

Begins with Genesis and traces the great doc.
trine of the final holiness and happiness of all
mankind to the end'of Revelation giving the
prominent passages, and just enough of com.
chain. 1t is most efficient missionary, giving
the Scriptural Proofs of the great doctrine of q
worlds salvation in manner so convincing as
to be unanswerable. Price 25 cents,
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Price Reduced.

A Voices of the Faith. IS
A Birthday Book containing a se-
lection for every day in the year, from
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Faith
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

Win the entering CT a decree Yesterday
IN thirteen cases. q long and hardly COZ
tested series OF suits were closed up
They involved the validity Of The sss>ss-
meus for the grading Of Fifth street. and
hare dragged their weary Length along
through several administrations, Suit was
begun something Ike SIX year. ago by j.
r. Ronald, then h passed into tire hands
Of successive officials. During CITY At
torney Ssesie's term he made an effort 20
handle some OF these cid cases. bat the
pressure Of new business was 20 great
They are closed ap anally. ard she amount
recovered 20 the city Is about s. sd Ii
II understood thar there VIII be no appeal
Another case was settled by tire pay
nent or $40 or yesIe- avenue by Annie
Shesr~r into the city treasurer. This case
was tried during Corporation Counsel
Dorworrh's time The city was beaten.
but upon appeal 10 the supreme court was
successful II was On law point only.
however, and the case was sent 70 tha
superior court for a new trial Il Is now
ended. and Pratt q Riddle. who are prose-
cutting these suits, hope 70 effect q settle
ment with other property owners without
loss 20 the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
Dress Goods Dept.

Our announcement sor tomorrow tells
% few az ne specially attractive
Dress Goods and their specially 2srrac-
Eve prices. yh-ca w.l be found IN this
department. and which wsl sEil
further increase our already wsde rep
uiat.en for giving al sc times the very
best values N seasoaaols and desirable
Dress Goods.
Ail-Wool Costume Suit-ngs. plain COLI
ors and mixtures. e inches w.de. Soc:
and another quality. s. inches vide. CSC
yard
Fancy Tartan SIX Striped Plasds.
three qualities.
g inches wide. 5ac yard.
~ inches woe. sc yard
q inches wide. Sc yard.
A1,-WooI Canava Cloth. plain colorS
and few mixtures. non-sposanle. very
lustrous.
rs inches wide. 81 yard.
- inches wide. $50 yard.
Our sale OF Pattern Suits sun Soes
on. and WI continue until all are sod.
Ladies VIII ind II 10 thssr advantage
60 examine these goods. aud make Their
selections early. a. every day lessons
the assortment. Ihe prices will be
found very Interesting. being q great
deal less than cost.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
Books.

The newest books will be found on
our tables a. soon az issued. where you
can buy them for about one-thlrd less
than elsewhere.
800 paper covered novels by the
worlds greatest authors. publishers
price &C. We sell them this week
fer &c.
Witch Winnie Series. cloth bound.
handsomely ornamepted with gold.
printed on nas paper. Publishers
price A.ss. our price Sc. We have the
following titles:
Witch Winnie In Paris
Witch Winnie at Shinnscock-
Witch winnis's Studio
Witch Winnis's Story Of . kinEs
Daughter.
Witch Winnie Mystery.
Amanda NJ. Douglas wcrkA
Home Work.
Hope Mills.
Out of the wreck.
In Trust, etc.
Bound Ina cloth. printed In clear type
on extra paper. Publishers price 81 50.
our price SIC.
Mary J. Holmes Complete Novels.
handsomely bound In cloth. Publish
er's price si.5e. our price &C.
David Grieye. by Mrs. Humphrey
Ward. PuhE.-her's price loo. ours s7sA
Social Evolution. by BENJAMIN Kidd.
Publishers price 400. ours iTe.
The Mushroom Cave. by Evelyn Ray
mond. Publishers price u-so. ours sse.
Boys Life Of General Grant. By
Knox. Publishers price si-se. cure go.
The American Soldier. By Brooks.
Publishers price taoe. cure M.IA.
The American aaiIor. ny Brooks.
Publishers price 600. ours u.is.
The story OF Jesus. by Josephine Poll
lard. Publishers price II N. ours Sic
Kate Carnegie. by Ian Maclarsu.
Publishers price $50. ours SIC
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

a-v of these. II is TIE co-urnoresi trouble
that human beings snfFer from II IS 80
common that uire-,cnihs Of all the sickness
ia the world is tracezble 70 IL /, is merely
that simple. common thirg-constipstio
There ia no telling what il u1ay lead 20. but
II = sure TO lead to something bad IT, i'm
mediate effects arc unpleasant in the eI-
f-erue +. makes peopl- i!stless. gives
thern headaches, makes the digestion poor
causes dizziness. loss OF appetite. less Of
sleep. foul breath and distress after eating
All this merely because Nature has been
imposed UPON, ard has been refused the
ft,le help she needed
pierce's Pleasant Pellets One pin is
gentle laxative and two a r.,iId eatEartic-
There are two remark able things about the
PELLETS" One - that thcy never gr!pe,
the other that thev crire permanently.
There il no other medicine that does cure
rerrrar~rtiv Ven czr take zrv other
medicine YOU ike. as louy a. YOU ike. and
If voa stop. your troabie vii, come back
quickly, ard the chances are the tro1oie
will be worse rlaS IL WAS before This
isue true Of Dr. Pss-ce's Pleasant Pellets.
Sou take thea urs1S 70. get yourself into
pe-fecs working order, srd then you stop.
Nea aoa't have 70 take any more Pellets "
unless after while yea do something THAI
dersrgss wcaT digest7ve system again. We
are not guessing zncnt these facts and wc
doa't asa wou 20 take our unsupported word
for e Thousands Ct PEOPLE have fcnnd
that they are rur ard hawr testified 10
them. let the drsgslss who SAYS that some
thing else 10 @lrst "a good sell thar some
thing else - somebody else Doast let ssn
sriSe with yocr health for the sake of
htti. norr psu1f 10 himself
Worlds D:sperssry Medical Assecssssou,
No s.; Main Street. Eas2.o. y. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
Bargains in Dainty
Table Linens.

On Monday ws VIII place On sac tina
entire line OF Linen samples used by
the largest linen importing house lii
America. We bought the line at about
one-haif the manufacturers price on
account OF being aligntiy mussed and
soiied. We offer them to you IN the
same condition and win give you the
advantage Of our bargain. The line IS
not q very large enc. but contains all
the choicest productions OF the looms
which you wlii have al Opportunity TO
purchase at about the same price you
would have to pay for ord. nary goods.
Lovers of dainty table linens VIII do
well TO be at our Enen counter by .
o'clock Monday morning, The goods
CONSIST Of:
Fringed poyl.es. round and square.
Fringed Napkins in white. also tinted
in pink and blue.
Fr.nged and Hemxtitehed Tray
Cloths Ia al sizes.
Fr6nged and Hsmstitched Bureau
Soarfs. al grades.
Center Pieces frinsed With open
work.
5-4 and "a size Lunch Cloths. with
fringe in plain white. also fancy colors.
A large quantity OF White Fr.nged
Napkins: great variety OF designs; VIII
be sold by the single piece or In lots
not 10 exceed one dozen.
A tremendous variety OF Fringed Ia
BILE Cloths In cream and pure white.
also colored borders In red. orange.
siSht blue and pink an al sizes.
A very extensive Line OF fine DAmask
Towels in hemstitched and frsnged
with open work borders.
Quantities OF Huck Towels In fringed
and hemstitched. In all grades and
sizes. both in hieached and unbleached.
Napkins we have in endless duallres
and quantities., bleached and unbleach-
ed, SIS, s-s and s-a in see. prices from
~, TO sl2 per dozen.
Satin Damask Pattern Cloths. fun .
yards wide, ., 2is, and ga yards IN
length, with border all round. very
handsome designs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
Sterling Silver
Novelties.

We ara showing = large stock Of mat
and exclusive designs IN Holiday Nov
elites IT about ons-haif the price you
would have 10 paw 81 Jewellery stora'
Book Marks. sc. ssc. asc each.
Glove Buttonerx. soc each,
Pocket Knives. fsc. gea. $50 - ~
each.
Pocket Scissors. a. to ss.s each.
Embroidery Scissors. N..5 TO u.N
each.
Nall Files. s5c. Sc, 81 each.
Nal Poksasrs. s2-25 10 $50 each.
Curicla Knives. Isc TO 81 each.
Ink Eraser. 75c, $50 each,
Curling Irons. ssc. 81 each,
Tooth Brushes. Tsc, 81 each
Baby Brushes, 81. Sis each.
Hat Brushes. sl,Ts. SIS 70 $50 each.
Hair Brushes. S. TO $50 to 80 each.
wnisk Brooms. 81 3 20 ti75 es8ch,
Paper KNIVES. si.z5 TO si.7s each
Seals. sc TO si.2s each.
Paper Weights. u.So to s--3 each.
Paper Files, si.7s each.
Dressing Combs. N-5o each.
Baby Combs. CSC 10 81 u each.
Powder Boxes. si-eS TO ts-eS each.
Powder pulYs. sSc 10 Sc each.
Mucilage Jar. SITS 10 s2s each.
Perfume Bottles. t5.Ts each.
Bicycle Tags. SOC each.
Saoe Horns. 81 10 us each.
Match Boxes. ti.Ts 70 s4ss esch.
Ice Cream spoons. Ms 10 slss each.
Orange Spoons. S. IS 10 no each
Olive Spoons. $l.75 each
Lemonade spoons. rs each,
Bon Bon Spoons. 81. IS 90 $50 saeh-
Sugar slffera. slss each.
Jelly spoons. <l.2S each.
Pickle Forks. 81 S 10 r.B each
Berry Forks, 81. Is 10 Ills each.
Sardlne Forks. sL7s to 81 each.
Baby Rattles, u.5o 10 tz5c oacfs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

ladies Mackintoshes' IN gray and
tan serge. double texture, adjustable
cape. price. $4A.
Ladies' Mackn,cshes, in gray and
tan cover, cloth. double texture. veil
Vet collar. adjustable cape. price. ss.se.
Ladies' Nackintoshes. navy and
black all wool serge. double texture.
with fancy plaid lining, velvet collar.
adjustable cape. price. S.es.
LADIES' Msck.nsoshes. In all wool tri-
cot. In navy aud black. double tex
ture. velvet collar. adjustable cape,
price S.aa
Ladies' Mackin,oshes. in all wool
henrietta, in black and navy. lined
throughout with cardinal and black
silk. veiscs collar. adjustable cape. N
extra sizes. 81.
Ladies' MachiIttoshes. in light tan
and gray covert cloth. double texture.
velvet collar. adjustable cape, price
$40 and sf..se.
We are sole agents for The celebrated
Mandleberg's Imported Mack.ntoshes.
The materials are the latest effects in
imported fabrics. The styles are en-
tireiy different from anything shown
IN tho domestic garment They arc
made in q single cape of very wide
sweep forming three narrow hex
plaits In back, velvet collar and sd-
Unstable cape. prices ranging at s1&Se.
SIS. $3.50. SIS. $40. 81 20 and SIS
Misses Nack!ntoshex, n single tex
ture. notified and checked effects.
single cape. E.&
Misses Msckintoehes. I'm gray and
tan covert cloth. double texture. velvet
collar. adjustable cape. price ssN.
Misses Mackintoshes. In a., wool
navy blue serge. double texture. velvet
collar, adjustable cape. price Sass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
FurCapes.

Back Coney Cape. - inches long.
hred with back six rhaisnet. az so
Hail brown Shssred coney. IS inches
iaag BY IN sweep. edged Win opcssurn.
l4nsa with orocaGed SILK. p-sce ssaM.
Ladies Assrakhan Cara. - inches
lang. ID sweep. lined with black ra5zh-
net. price SAN
Same style. a inches long by rs
sweep price SIS So
LADIES' Axtrakhan Carex. N extra
nne quality. lined with handsome black
satin. ~ inches long by lso sweep.
price $500
AXAX Electric Seal. "a inches long
by 10 sweep. lined with handsome bro
caded sllk. collar ard edge ees. quail
ity or rnarten. price SIS %.
Skunk Opossugn Cape. - inches long.
lined with handsome satin. regular
price ses-ee. reduced price SssM
Handsome Beaver Cape. with fine
quality Of satin lining. regular price
sas1o. reduced price 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
WASH THEIR COAL.
Gilman Coal Co. Operates the Only
Washer ON the Coast.

People who have been ordering Gilman
nut coal during the past few DAYS have
noticed q marked difference between its
appearance and that OF the usual nut
coal. The reason for this Is thar the new
coal washing machine lately pue in at the
Gilman mines Is now at work, and all the
Gilman nut coal now sold has been thor
oaghly cleaned at the gainss. This is thu
first coal washing machine put up on the
Coast IL is called a trough washer. and
removes AL the dirt. shale, niggerncad
ana rocks from the coal. A great causa
of complaint made by users of nut coal
has been the slack and dirt in IL, making
IL hard to properly burn on account OF
danger from gas forming. particularly in
heating stoves. Mr.. F. A. Bell, the
agent OF the Gilman Coal Company. says
that after the coal u washed Il not only
makes il cleaner 10 handle, but that 1t
makes fully IS per cent. difference In the
consumption OF the coal. . ton OF washed
nut going much further than ton Of
the ordinary coal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
Court Notes.

The motion for q new trial OF the sie.0e
damage case 81 Robbins VS.. MAIDEN Was
denied by Judge Osborn yesterday.
Adelaide r. Kenny yesterday sued Mar
tin z. Hansen and wife and others 20 re-
cover 81. Is and 20 foreciose a mortgage
George R. O'Daniel yesterday suet
Frank J Womach and wife and others to
recover $50 and 10 foreclose q mortgage.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Pickwick
Mining Company were yesterday ried
with the county auditor by Andrew Chill
berg. d. T. Frederick. d. b. Nelson.
Thomas Bowes and ]. c. Peterson The
object Is TO carry on q general minfns
business. The capital stock Is Sln 80. d.
vided into 100 shares OF 500 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
Dress Braids.

We Will have . special sorting up saiN
this week IN our Dress Trimming
Hraias. We viii sell them dursnS this
week or while they last az the follow
ms reductions
Regular price SC. this week sc va
Regular price i.;sc. this week 50 Va.
Regular price DC. this week I.s1o "a.
Regular pE<ce f0s4c. th.s week Sc yd
Regular price isc. this weak lee I'd.
Regular price &C. this week &c I'd
Regular price Ssc. this week iSc yd.
Regular price aoc. this week loo yd.
Regular price Sc. this week .ec yd.
Regular price soc. this wcsk 90 I'D.
Remnants Braids 1T less than one
third the regular price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

TIE ran who are wearing these spisr-
si4 s. saterp-ecf shoes sold oy str1isou
Bros. - second avenue. SoH't r.ine :ha
s;nsA ara snew. These saces are srsn-
did values ssniscn Bros have ar ur-
usually ~onrssts steck 81 ssfrler sAoss
this ssssea for men. ladies srd ehAt-sn.
and are s<1iax taese shoes at prices
which cannot tAsi 10 interest pa-Sha sess.
They always sAen the very latest styles
IA footwear. ard have the reputation Q.
selling al very low prices
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

The supreme court has decide. against
THE ettr - Ballard IN TIE appeal .ro-,
decision - th~ lower cnmrt 80 20 the 1frra
wher the statute If limitations SeEsn -
run on street grade assessment Or An
gust 2 iss4 TIE city h~szn suit 20 rnrA-
close q ten fer 81 assessment araiws,
tire property Of ire West Ccast Irar~n,a
r-e-t Company. TIE assessments has -
~arrfe delinquent ~ August. fssa ard ky
gust. 1851 TIE statute OF swe years -vas
rNtssss r. defense. ard 70 reply the eisv
maintained that II vas Incorporates un-
der TIE acts Of $50 and refncerpo-a.e.9 t,
iSss bat rAaSs acts sesng declared nneon-
sfisGftoaal iss incorporation vas roe valid
unttf the YasSzsr 90 fhe sc< q 1SSe vail
dating tire tncorT~crstien % cities n is
corssSsor The CITY therefore heia that
tire statute 1si not se~fa 70 rzn untl
two years sster sse cate 81 w&h6stson.
srAe court soies thai tse scstcr vsas rot
brought en- skzs shec-y. 80 appears from
the ceaa psa1rs- whsch ayers thar the City
was * az tines mentioned therein = COZ
po.x;loa aGsy organized and existing. IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

IA. raea an: women ~.ne entey a..
seca thinxs &c lfe ard wAns ths
best always egts- Tie - n. &c hans.
azeun aud Lard These teHste1s nAsn-
sa4 aseaa cost no more than aknsr scn3s.
sn1 are far sayerser - 4ny other sus1 n
sals gAsrke- TIE 19sEsss 81 r r %.
sanas oseon ard lard Is always he Sane.
ard hnyerS szke re cAAaees w1eS Icy
pgscAsee theDa oocda-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

Miss Grace Newton. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Newton. OF Fremont, died sudden
~ at Butte, November Is. Miss Newton
had been in ill-health during the past sum-
mer and left for Butte three months ago.
Death was caused by quick consumption.
Mrs. Newton is now in Butte making ar
ransements for the disposition OF the body.
Intermsnt will probably be made at ASH
land. Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22
Ladies' Haberdashery.

We have added the following lines OF
hsberdashery for our lady patrons, via .
Ladies' Dunlap walking hats. ladies' coll
lars and cuffs and ladies' bath robes
and dressing sacks.
We are showing some new and stylish
goods In the ABOVE line, and would be
Pleased TO have you look them over.
Cheas;y's HaeeTdaSaery. Secoad avenue
and James street