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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

125 dozen Individual Stamped Glass
Doylies, very fine linen. Monday 2lxc
each, or 25c dozen pieces.
Another lot of those Stamped
Squares, skein of SC silk with each
Square. Monday &c each.
A lot of beautiful Stand Covers just
in. madc OF Denim and embroidered
with fringe all around, Monday &c
each.
A lot of Pillow Shams. reduced from
s1.50 per pair to 99c pair Monday.
A lot of Knitting Silk, in cream and
light blue only. Monday &c spool
Two pieces Curtain Lace. la yards
wide. worth soc yard. Monday 2sc yard.
Lonsdale Cambria, best quality. &c
yard Monday.
Best quality China Silk (all silk),
warranted to wash, Monday 1sc.
40c quality japanese SIX, all colors.
very fine, Monday &c yard.
Special prices on Black Dress Goods
Monday.
A sl.25 Henrietta. Monday 81. a soc
quality. 75c; &c quality, soc Monday
Mems 35c and soc Suspenders, Mon
day 25c pair.
Mems Silk Handkerchiefs. % inches
square, very fine. with a beautiful in
itial, only 45e each.
A Gents SILK iniudi tianuhefCHisi'
at 1Sc and 25e each
A lot of Mems Fine Night Shirts, at
soc. 65c and 75c each.
A fine line of Gents White or Col
ored Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, at
10c and 12Iac each.
A lot OF Five-Button Ladies' Kid
Gloves, in tan and browns. only soc
pair Monday.
% dozen pairs OF Ladies' Fast Black
Seamless Hose, Monday ~ pair.
Another case of those Mems Sox,
in tan, fast black and mixed. worth
15c pair, Monday sac pair, four pair
to each customer.
our line OF Stamped Linens cannot
be beat.
IL pieces 54-inch all wool Ladies'
Cloth. all colors. worth SIC yard, Mon
day sec yard.
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Cannot Find Better.

No matter where you go. Il win be i'm
possible to find more delicious and pal
atable hams and bacon than the famous
F.-B brand, which are cured hy the Frye
Bruhn Company at their big packing
house n this city. Housekeeper< should
always remember that the F-B Co lard
Is absolutely pure, being entirely free from
authorizations Of every sort. People who
want frst-class goods should give the
F.-B. Co. brand trial. They are sure 10
b. pleased with them.
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px..hx,sr,.n Churches.

First Nisssou-In Wards ball. George
town. south Seattle Preaching al p n.
Rentou cavTch-Fsey. George +. " hii-
SCR ID D. pastor. Services az and
- M. Union Sunday school AT II a. N
Calvary-Ssryices today ar II a m and
81 m Sunday sehpo3 al lz.l5- Prayer
rae-tl.y Thursday a. p. u. Kew Donald
Posz r.astor. residence. III Market street.
WeIsh-sevsnEh avenue and Olive street.
pav William Davis. pastor. Services at
T4.ag q m ard 80 .. III. sunday school al
. M. Class meeting "Wednesday AZ I'D
y. IL
second. North Seattle - Third avenue
north and Harrison street Kew. w A;
Nor pastor. There viii be special
snrlstuaas services al II a. IN. and 80
D. M hy the pastor. y. =. ;. G. e at 6.s9
=. m. Midweek meeting Thursday at 30
y. N.
First northumberland Fourth ave
ME ard Spring street. Rev. A. L. hutcnl-
son, D. D.. pastor. residence. lUlS Aafl2a
street SUNDAY school Al 1880 .. m \. +.
s C. T. al SIS y. m.
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SNAPS. FOR MONDAY.

Another. five pieces of thar ras,
Black Saline, worth 12iac yard. for a.
Monday.
Best Mosquito Netting. very vida
all colors, for Candy Bags, s yana
while IL lasts.
Special bargains in Heavy Fine Nap-
kins, 81 dozen.
Special prices on Bleached and Half.
Bleaehed Table Linens for xnas
Gifts. from 2oc 10 81 yard.
A lot OF Spotted Swiss Muslin. Nos.
day loo and 12i9c yard,
A lot OF Silk Windsor Ties. at ls.
ice and sec each, worth about eoabls
the price.
soc quality Shopping Bags. sc each
Big Bargains In Side Combs. At &c.
Zoe. loo. zoe and 25e pair.
Immense line of Ladies' Handker-
chiefs. sc each.
Special prices on Ladies' Siik Hand
kerch.efs. Zoe. i5c, 2oc. 25c and Ee sach.
These are all marked specially low
for Xmas trade.
Finest Imported Zephyr Yarn. Il
skein.
Flannellette Waists for Ladies. nex-
est styles. 75c each.
Special line of American Lady Cor
sets. in black or drah, only ssc pair.
Best Imported Saxony Yarn, all col
ors. &c skein.
Best Face Powder, Monday l5c boz
A few Soiled Bibs. Monday Sc each
A lot OF Healing Cream. isc boz
Monday.
A fine Fast Black Umbrella. cottos
Serge, only zoe. good value al 81 each
Children's Round Combs. SC and ~
each.
A lot OF Misses Maekintoshes. u
tan and blue. Monday si.es. reduces
from $3.50 each.
A lot OF Ladies' Mackintoshes. Y
tan. blue or black. only sL@ Mondsy
Don't forget that we have the DIG
gest assortment of Head Rests al
Cushions ia the city. from isc up.
Sec our line OF Stamped Goods. In
mense line.
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,zs-rnar--a.szrar+ street ard Summit ave-
RE Rev. JosepH Hep, Ttctor n = m
LII Summit asef1e- 5%fsicrs a. - -
agsa % >. m -.
rsvar--rso~ne- Fass Newton and East
joan Sunday school,. ls a. n = as -,
iag. = m. Preaching morning an 'e'--''@
b. tie pastor.
Glman PARK. BalIars-Rsy;; ". n S 80 :
= n G-sass Fneaslng. L N. Ep~0Fth
League. 5sSl ?. na-
Norwex.an-Ianlsf7- Flfth avenue ana
Olive street. Rev. r J. Luso aAAIa' Al Il
tor. residence. a@ owe STff4~eS -
q n. and - ?. "a.
Madison ssrest-slsdlson street v 3D.
Tgenty-tssrd avenue heF. ". ASs.,Say
pastor residence. le-a 1ioNeEass.s,..., -,
schooi 2.Sa .. m DR. Rufus NiiiaEo. -
porlntsnaent Epworth League. =. H.
Trinity NJ. f. ehurca-w. ;. Harrington,
T. D.. pastor. Preaching A. II a. ~. a.
s.z8 p n. by the pastor. IN the Ha2si'tsI4 ~
Glory.~ A. ns.af. .I1esons from the Lie
OF sol0mon." MORNING clsss AZ hsls :. m Hs.
Junior League az as59 g. ~ A-I,s.'gs :,
LEAGUE AZ SO o r. Prayer
African N Z. church-is1o Jones stree;
Rev. George a. Bailey, pastor; - N
II a. n. and > m Citsss - -.
sunday school 20 2. m SERVES ss,' o. . soI1s
uanlon first Sunday In eaca month.
srace-T'hfrtlefh avenue south and hing
street. Prayer meeting on "wednesday a.
ia D. III. Class on sabbath q ~ .. ~.
gasbath school az t2.ls y m Cbflstnss
I.uworfh League az $40 y. IA. Key y W
pashong H. D.. will preach both saDoath
morning and evening. Subject Tor II a. N.
ssrnloa 'sOn Guard ~ Two Points. Al
- d IA Can Devils Work Miracles
SEATS are free fine music, aud strangers
e. made very welcome. Come all who
d. not 20 elsewhere.
FIrst-corner Third avenue and Marion
street Rev. T. IF Randall jr., pastor.
residence. e. Union street, telephone
Green sgf Reception day. "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. General class.
- a. NJ. Preaching al II "A. m. sunday
school at 1910 i. IA. intermediate League,
40 Epworth League 81 Sis p %;
Preaching at : - y. m The pastor VII
occupy the pulpit morning and evening"
Morning subject a Forward Movement
Evening "A Noble ShamelessnSss.
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street. a. home till 2. m. except Mon
49, Preaching services. II e. m and
"a ?. N. Bisse school 1915 p II Young
r,s-oz'iess meeting. 90 2. a. AL cordially
Invited.
warker street - Twsnty-fourth avenue
sctIsh ard Main street. Preaching 81 II
: and 5 e N. by Rev. g. A Bale.
Yoarg peoples rleesAng. p m.
sxesisFa- Eighth avenue ard Bel street
p@w AnHrpw Swarfz. castor residence, zzs
Ts-.x4.r 9frt,1s Services a. 1a-S8 >. m ard
- = n SUNDAY school. noon Young
pools meeting. ?. "a. THURSDAY prayer
-,7AsF{usr 4 .. n Saturday Young Peoples
meeting A. 3. II.
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The First Regiment Band.

That popular organization, the First
Regiment band. will give another of their
popular Sunday concerts at the Seattle
theater, this afternoon. The novelty an
nouneed for today's concert is the appear
ance of Miss Clara Tester, soprano. who
has just finished an engagement with the
Marine band. OF Chicago. The programme,
an attractive one, is as follows:
March Salute 10 Yakima" 49,. Sol. Asher
Oyerture-'Se miramide" $1,000. Rossini
"Maybells. Herald the Approach of
Spring" ....................... Ciressinger
Recitative and aria from Bohemian
Girl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Balfc
Cor baritone and clarinet)
Mr.. A. c. Mcleod. clarinet. Sig.
A, De Caprio. baritone.
National fantasia on Scotch. Irish and
E-lstiSi airs -+--.-.--- .---e.-s-. bcAAtHS
Ballet Music and Soldiers March from
William Tell ................ Rossini
Soprano solo-"Judith'' ........... ConcOns
Miss Clara Tester.
Selection from ''Nabucco" ........... Verdi
Medley-"The Yankee Pedler" 49,. Masten
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tne hetel lobhy ana sreaklns q his resent
trta East over tne Northern Pa 9c. COM
rartax BE- vita fcruer trips over other
aues a~ JsIJ tscus AZ sast the old North
evn Faf.Hr conff not De- eQaa.}eA even vet.
saa rs attractions seemed 20 incrvase xith
evsry ur he made
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Free Methodist Churches.

Ross-E. L. Smith. pastor. Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Preaching II a. m Class
meeting l2 m Young Peoples meeting, 4
y IN. Prayer meeting 7:30 2. m. Preach
ing. D. m Prayer meeting, Thursday, 5
2. m.
Ffrst-Pine street. between Ninth and
Terry avenues. Rev. Alexander Beers.
pastor. Services: Sunday school 9:45 a.
m; preaching at II a. m and 100 p m. I;
prayer meeting Wednesday al 7:3O y. m.
Class meeting following morning sermon.
Morning subject. Highest Glories."
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Methods, Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction Cnurch-Preaching on
Sunday at II a m.
DuWaullsh Church-Daniel Bagley, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
a 10 o. m.
Flrst-Flne street and Third avenue.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7.S9 p. m. by
Rev. W1ford NJ Kellogg residence Fourth
and Olive. Sunday services II a. m and
ID p. m. Class meeting At he a m sun
day school. I2:2D y. IN. Y 4. ;. G. r.. al
6.f5 p. N. Prayer meeting Thursday 10 p.
N. Monthly meeting the first Thursday OF
each month. IL s % D. u.
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Theosophy.

Theosophicai Society Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday at $50 pm. In room 207
new Yesler block
Seattle Theosophical Society. ei2 Third
avenue. Sunday, simple talk on 'Theos-
ophy' at l y. m. Lecture at p. m.
subject. Christian Dogma Derived from
Heather Philosophy"
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Your wotser we5id sHqre-tafe n 0tf~ OF
ryrfs-ct ntung glasses as an Xmas rtft
Hrinr ner go Mss Frances WtzfrSkf
Graduate Cptt tta. ~ Eirss avenue s,ls
a#sa glasses scientifically 3Justta 70 ss~
tycs. Consolidation free.
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Ravenna Park-Rev. T.. ID. Beck. pastor.
Services al II a. m. and s D. m Sunday
school. 10 a IN.
Third Cumberland Presbyterlan-Corner
OF TWoniy-second avenue and East Cherry
street Rey- X. r Powell. pastor: resi-
eence, 7Oi Twenty-second avenue. Sunday
school al 12:9. Junior Endeavor at SsSO
p. m. i. +. 5. C.. r. at $50 p. m.
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First Spiritual Society.

First Spiritual Society meets every sun
day al Riaito. on Madison street. between
First and Second avenues ChilSref's ~
ceum meets at II a. IN. Judge wis
Williams viii deliver his fourth sermon in
: course % lectures for the society Tho
subject Cor todas viii be, "Fasths. Facts
ana Frauds"
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Special Bar1aInS In
Kid Gloves.

Just arrived, so dozen pair OF our
Celebrated Mascot KID Gloves. in En-
glish red, tans and black, In two
clasp: also a fun line Of Hook KID
Gloves, i'm all shades; ali at csc pair,
warranted. These make fine Xmas
presents,
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Unitarian Church.

Ffrst-Seventh avenue. between Pike and
Union streets. Preaching al o. m by
Rev. Alfred " Martin OF Tacoma. sub
iect THE Brotherhood Of Man" No
morning service until further notice.
Sunday school at l2:S0
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The biggest SATgslns ever given Gu this
city tn books, stationery and holiday
sro-fs are offered st tht Calvert Cos
Tis F'l~sf avenue Al Eoois az the low
csg rrtres in che ctty
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Restitution.

Bible reading every Sunday. p. m. and
Friday. 7:50 n. m. AZ gsS First avenue
Restitution viii occasionally be the theme
A cordial invitation is extended 10 ALL
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Christian Church.

Frst-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. j. N Smith pas
tor: residence. 6ls Fifth avenue north
Services at II q. m. ana 100 p. m. sun
day school, s35. Y. Y. : &. f.. s.15 d.
nj. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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Russell hail. corner Third avenue and
Cherry street. Services Sunday al II a M
and Thursday at 2 IS g. IN Sunday scho0
Reading room open during the week.
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oar LADY - GooI We,r>-Tss~9 ave..
sraGh All ~ 2s'1trxsQu street Rev B. a
1'sefonta .ac. pastor. tanW u1sr~ i A 49,
h.ea aaAss. isa a. "a. bead ,ion, d
&. -.
ssscres F}eart-S.x5h avrru~ a-.s -,.v
stTpct Can-ac-rsf ~ she Et.Ee ssss5...-..s5s
E<sv Toseph a \ susE e. ~ Ia r.tF.r~
GsoW ntass ms-n ~srr1aaa 3 g. nc Ssh assss
wJA seFnasf, 81 b a. ~E9s taq a.z-.,s,.
- b m.. vaep@rA aSrraea ans4 bssas,sf.-
tisF FL g. ~
ChuTeh - &hs lzuzeasa e. rsr,ss t--.v
A. M&s5tst1 street HSex tetar t3arrsr.f
fsae aF, heN. A. Br.te. Haf Rec J ~
ss.s.EL 4as.stazs~ t-eH sssrtaE as ~. So
g p Los masses SIS a. "a aFf Is a -
- nAAaa 80 &e u a. nn- &ssakar q. s...,E
a. So 3. a. ami sxvnsaE SsEVtce a. 81
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German-IIarrIson street and TAYLOR
avenue Rev. August Ernst. pastor 500
Harrison street Services morning and
evCning.
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Mount Carmel Mission.

Mount Carmel Mission-Corner Third
and Madison. Meeting every evening az s
T. m. sunday morning at III O'Clock
Friday Divine healing at 3 D m Con
Johnson, superintendent. Christian ALE
ance meets every Sunday at D. IN. and
Thursday at ? p. IN. IN same hall
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AT THE CHURCHES.

EEe-eassar notices IN the church eirec'org
vii BE- corIned 70 arn0sAI-fs~i1ls7l. -
ssgors Ext34desE musical pTogg @ssllsLss -,
sunday asrgless and zDo0sAxse ~ - - - -
church ea1erza snEpeEgs NAA ofs - - -
fsset az a1sertgsi ng rafeN~ 49, -.
fisIs sIsg-a Eznanx saosi5 be receives - - =
ofSee Eot later than ! 3. m S&-~t 49,
oraer 70 insure publication o. ~AA'
znevrsrx
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In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building Occidental avenue and Yesler
way--Services. Sunday al and As p. m
Week day services every day at II O'clock
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Inihnran Churches.

German Iutheran-D uwamish Mission.
San8er's ball. below Sweeney brewery.
Services az Z 30 every other Sunday.
Norwegian fbanish-F0urth avenue and
Pine street s. 4. Tollefson. pastor study
in basement. Services at ii a. M ana
y. IA.
German Iutheran-Services in hail. cor
nar Main street and Minor avenue. Ser-
vices every second and fourth sunday OF
TIE month. a. % y. m. by the iAcF. ~
III. Behrens. pastor.
Holy Trinity. Engiish-C0rner Seventh
avenue ard Union street Rev James >
baates. pastor. residence. sn4 Ptke street.
Services At II a m. and 80 =. IN. sunday
viii be an early service with special music
at O'Clock Children's Christmas fesu-
val on Christmas evening Al 8 O'Clock.
German South Seattle Assion-in hall
near postoffice. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday Of the month az
5 y. m. Sunday school every Sunday at
Il. III. Pastors, r. knappe. l0is Howsil
Street: " H. kartz. l02o Howell street.
German Evangelical. Lutheran lions
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school, 80 "A. m sunday services
a. 1870 a m. and T.so .. m. Bibelstunde,
20. and Jagendyerein. $50. Thursday ev-
tning Choir practice. Tuesday. 30 p. m
German Evangelical. Lutheran. st.
johns s9nsrsgation = SUNDAY s9 RsI9iS,
Heights Baptist church. every nrst and
thirf Sunday OF the month az y. m sun
DAY school. every Sunday at p. m. Chill
dren's singing practice every Friday al
80 q. M
Swedish Evengsiieal-Thlrd avenue. near
Pike Rev. Martin l. Larson. pastor. resi-
dence. 1t@l Fifth avenue. ON sunday. ser
vices AZ 80 a. m and T. IN. Sunday
school. Il m. and Bible class or prayer
4nseting at y. m. On Thursday. services
as D. M The Cent Society meet AZ p. m.
the FIRST and third Tuesdays of the month.
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United PRESBYTERIAN Church

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rey. w
NJ. HOWE. pastor: residence 1922 Terry
avenue. Services. II a. m. and 80 d. m
Sunday school. l2;l5 .. IN. Y. r. s. c. E,
ESQ p. m.
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AdyenttStx


Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
huildlng-Dr. william Chapman pastor.
Social and prayer meeting al io:ts a. m.
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Special In Ladies' Jackets
and CapeS.

In this department we are pushing
sales. as we realize that this is the
time TO sell these goods. We are offer
ing new. stylish goods at very low
prices-ss Capes az si25.
Remember. II We have your size we
will make the price TO suit you.
Infants Cloaks al about &c on the 81.
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sptrftmni Meeting

Services will he held In Masonic ternpis
Pike street entrance this evening at 80
under tho ausnioes OF tie Seattle Spiritual
League. Al arc iuvt eyi. seats free.
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Mental science.

Mental science claes meet every Sunday
az 30 3. IN. az the hauQuef hall. Masonic
block, entrance On Pike strseS All are
cordially .avited.
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SnlrIfnnlI.t..


Sptgituallsm Pettis' haU. Convlncinl
tests. ienont-Perriu.
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Dr Periu. The famous paimlSt. hYprotist.
rniui -rrader Public tests in Peius' hail
tonight AZ -
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EIrxl Chnrch nf Chri-t-scirntt.t

Rarracks. corner OF Yesler way ans Sec
ond avenue south.
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Good
ViOlinS

A nice Violin makes a desir-
able Christmas present. We are
selling a complete Violin outfit.
with bow and case. for Si.S5. Be
sure and see these.
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Are better value for the money
than you find elsewhere. We
make Guitars one of our special
ties, and the large quantities OF
these instruments which We sell
enables US to buy them and sell
them at bottom figures. We sell
Curuss' and various other makes
of Guitars. including the Martin
and Washburn. You can get
fine American made Guitar. we'll
finished and having u metal tail
piece, for $400.
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Violin
Bows

We have imported a large
quantity of Violin Bows. and are
selling them very cheap. a g"od
bow. with ebony frog. pearl slide
and pearl top. for 75c.
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sTEANE rs.

FLY ON THE "TLYER.-
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Forr round trips daily. Ell cspt Sunday
n one hour and twenty-five ninutea
The STEAMER FLYER"
Re, a1sr daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route as T. VS.;
IAPTSG EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 4
TINE CARD.
Single fare Soc: round TRIP IT,
L ave Seatus-s.& MS a. m: AS. s:iS
,. n.
Leave Tacona-s.S a. n: l. 40 D m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle - a. m u m .. m
Leave Tacona-s % a. m. 30 % o IA
Landing al Northern Pacific wharf Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
ron erect Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana State %
Washington fare gao
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Immense Bargains In
Millinery.

10 you need a Hat OF any kind7 II
you do. our advice Is 20 call and see
what We have. Our prices are down
10 bedrock. in either Trimmed Hats.
Walking Hats or Sailor Hats. Make
a nice Xmas present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Specials on Mack
intOSheS.

Every Macintosh marked down 20
within 10 per cent. of the net cost. be-
cause We have too uany-must sell
them. what makes a better Xmas
present than a nice Macintosh? Call
and see our styles and get our prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
American
MandOlinS

We sell Bohmann, Curtiss,
Washburn and other makes OF
Mandolins. A good Mandolin
for beginners is furnished for
$500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

II you do not live IN Seattle.
write US fer anything musical
you may require. While We
would rather have you call on us
personally. any order you send
Us by mail will receive the same
care and attention as II we were
waiting upon YOU individually.
Prompt attention and care given
20 mail orders has made Us many
friends and customers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

Easy 10 Play. Easy 10 Buy"
is a very apt description OF the
merits Of an Autoharp. Any one
can learn 10 play the Auioharp
without previous musical train
ing, and the price places them
within the reach OF all. The
music produced is most pretty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

We sell the famous g. s. Stew
art Banjos at Eastern prices. ana
carry a good line OF them in
stock. We also sell the Lus-
comb. Dobson and other Banjos.
We have a fine Banjo. with
nickel-plBted shell and TWO metal
rims. for $500.