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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-29

low the level Of the street, Is close to
where the work VIII be done. and not only
affords a convenient dump for the debris
but would be considerably enhanced In
value by being filed in
The water mains al the point where the
work VIII be done AFFORD a pressure OF s.
pounds to the square inch, which corsid-
ering the heavy slope and the character OF
the material TO be removed, is considered
sufficient. In fact. everything is conveni-
entity at hand to do the work. provided the
council makes the necessary appropriation
ard the property holders interpose no OBJ
tections.
The various pits sunk along Seventh av-
enue have completely proven Engineer
Thomson's idea as TO the cause OF the
slides.
The blue clay 10 reached at varying
depths. At the intersection with Yesler
way Il Is comparatively near the surface,
but the depth Is greater as the summit of
the hill IL reached. As soon as this clay
Is reached there Is q heavy flow Of water
into the pits. When the drains are placed
in position this water. which has hereto
fore seeped through the earth and caused
the slides. viii be diverted into the sew
ers. II the work Ii followed up by STOP
ing the bill IN the manner proposed. the
Yesler way slide an annually recurring. exc
pensive and dangerous nuisance Of long
standing. viii be done away with.
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THE TROUBLE AT IwACo.
Maiitiamen Chaf1ng Under Cant. Adj
ANS Rigid Discipiine.


Information comes from nwaco that
while the threatened muttny In Can't
Adams camp Of militia has failed to ma
teriaiize. things are ssiil by no means
pleasant. and more trouble Is likely 70 fol-
low When the captain arrested two men
Tor the onense OF visiting a saloon white
on duty and paraded them through the
streets OF the town In barrels. escorted by
n guard and led by bugier playing the
"roguc's march," the detachment came az
near to tho point Of Nat mutIny that the
captain saw he had gone too far.
SINCE that unfortunate exhibition he ha q
relaxed agreat dealof his militia nv severity
he has had fewer. pack drilis, has re-
dnced the amount OF police duty more tnan
one-haif. and practically suspended dres.
pAfaaes. He has also 10 some extent abaa-
aoned the practice OF passing the posts
nsc or SIX times an hour, requiring the
sentry 70 challenge him and pass rim. Tn
srnera'. no has been making life rather
moro agreeable TO the boys than n vas
during the first six weeks Of their soiourn
at Ilwaco 'S'A
The members openly declare. hox-ver
thar II there is return to the old methods
ensy wiz promptly pack bag and baggage
return 70 their homes ana suffer xhat nsn.
isnment a court-martiai may .nfsct.
The parading Of men In barrels vs. o,,x
the elimination OF several acts reported ~
= similar nature but In a less aggravated
iorin- one man. who had oyersfavea a
ieave OF absence fvs minutes. was put 70
sawihs wood with sentry over Rim
while engaged In this work the can,aIn
brought photographer and had the rssn..
picture taken Another man. who wa,
guilty OF some he,nous orerse. wa. COM
psnsa 70 Put In bali the night carrying
wood up the Ill! In the rain.
me men openly declare their iut.r,,o,
70 nr'ng the captain to coart-rsr,,sI -
possible. Immediately on thar rs,,,,-.
nome. ana md out whether or M, n. has
overstepped his authority IN innie,,nr A.
grading pnnishrents for breaches AZ ~.
own self-inposed iaw. VI nA'
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london IIousc In Court.

1sser'y contested rght over an item
- being wagei IN Judge Hames'
NJ, VI "a the case % John Lcary VS.. Mrs.
: .aais Jones. Involving rental said TO es
On The upper stories OF the Lonsan
~ The corner OF Pike street and
.-. s'n avenue. The landlord sorne tina
>. e.rsef HIS undesirable tenant 10 ee
1901 100 A, the hearing % the case yes
Sasy she claims O. have taken charge an
: srreemcn, thai any money she srer,
y. n'vafrE the premises should offset
rsnt she stated that the rooms
- she took charge were dnaniaa,ed ans
SAhsah'e. save for cockraaches, ned
- nice AMI rats Mrs. ysre. admit
oe~ever. ttat there we're no bats
= srh owls % he found At the time
snseres the building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-29
Special Suit Sale.

A line of Ladies' TaiEor-mads Suits
In navy and black. IN sizes s.. - and
q. 1t s4A. reduced from H.0. 0so.
$s.oA
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shinglcrncn Fall Out.

@sssreement has taken place between
u lambert ard IT. & Rcck. partners
2 the manufacture OF shingles AZ Bal
AN ana yesterday Lambert began an
ssaca Tor dissolution and accounting.
ny : few weeks ago the partnership
-. - formed Lambert, as the complaint
$50. skfeelng TO contribute his personal
ucs IN the management OF the mili.
- reek 10 contribute about 500 a month
~ 'css Lambert claims that Beck has
~sssed large sum OF money belonging
ne arm ana Is about TO sell a lot OF
ss'nsiss In order 10 appropriate the rro-
Hsds 10 hts own use. Beck Is said 10
ave exclusive control OF the books and
ssearfS and 20 have refused 20 allow
".srs 70 examine them. The latter
- therefore, hrought suit.
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Chief Ressi IN Charge.

Chief Reed was busliy engaged In his
ONCE yesterday bringing Up certain ar
rears OF business which had accumulated
during the period Of waiting for the action
OF the mayor on the selection. He said
that II was too soon to have formulated. or
at least 20 be ready TO announce. any DIS
tinctive policy In the management Of his
ONCE. There would not. however. be any
immediate changes made IN the depart
mcnt All action In that direction would
be deferred until tho civil service commits
sion had completed its work and was
ready 10 certify to him a fun list OF
elixthles from which 20 select an entire
force. IL would be unnecessary to make
any appointments or changes until that
time. for under the rules all such appo.nt-
ments would be merely temporary In char
acter. All reorganization Of the depart
mcnt will be done under the civii service
rules.
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Tired or = Cruel Husband.

me troubles OF Airhons l.. Picard and
- wife, Matilda. Notwithstanding his
navIcted for assault and battery In the
municipal court last October, havc cui-
n1naisd In an action for divorce. Mrs.
s5card u the complainant and charges
espsfous acts Of cruelty extending over
pesiod OF three years. In fs92. whIie
ny we're living at Hillsboro. 3. D., she
~ he assaulted her with a revolver. at
- same time making threats 10 XIII.
- compelled her to Zee for her life
= ne'shbors. The following year he II
eAfssd with having beat her In this
cU A. the time Of the birth Of her
aid Louis. Picard Is charged not only
Va refusN 10 make provision for his
~ out with having prevented nsishbors
uom coming 10 her assistance. Further.
nm accused OF abusive language. and Of
lsasderisR his wife's earnings In drink.
saRs ara three children. the Oldest not
anss years old. The parties were mar
- q Minneapolis In 1871. A restrain
eeder was issued. rcturnahis before
'eo9e Humes June l.
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tn. great weekly review o. the transpor-
..,,on interests OF Great Britain noticing
= r,rrn, American rasliration. entitled
.sr.<-,for,s IN Travel which gives one
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sses Of how they travc,
=. America" gives the following rare
,r,sute 70 the magnificent service Of Amer!-
can railways
.r-rrtainiy they Guido ~ In comfort
ana Iaxury. ana tire accounts OF the sleep
inr ant dinln< cars must create envy II
49,, breasts Of these who know what u
:. :, travel all night seated uprsshs N
. .,i,,nx railway carriage. Inssef. the
sr.,r. or the Northwestern Line are Ike
s.,,...i hotels o. wheels. ard the COM
.,r,. a the passengers Is thing assured"
y w PARKER. Puget Sound Agent. Seat
AZ
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Special Sale on Shirt
Waists.

10 dozen Shirt waists a. -. rsAuced
duced from 0e, These Waists come IN
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judge Hanford VIM return from Tacoma
courthouse.
Secretary Crout. Of the civil service
commission. was husiy engaged yesterday
In sending ont notices TO the various rer-
sons who successfully passed the exauina-
tions which the commission have report
cd on.
Mayor Wood states that he will not be
ready 10 make his selection Of chief OF
the fire department for week or ten days.
He viii also defer his selection of hhra-
rian until after the IRE department matter
II disposed OF.
The Canadian q Australian Steamship
Company yesterday nled In the United
States circuit court an amended libel
against the steamship Strathnevis for SAL
wage. amounting TO 1ii1.ono. Tho original
suit was commenced . long time ago. and
this paper simply corrscts . former libel
In some particulars
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ADJUSTMENTS.
me RIr Minstrel. rou,ebt.

This evening Primrose e. Vests big
minstrel company VIII hold the boards
at the Seattle theatsr. where they appear
for two nights. and It Is safe to say that
the theater viii be crowded from top TO
bottom This - the largest and best min
strsl company ever put on the road. IL
II composed OF artists In every sense OF
the word. and includes some OF the best
burnt cork talent IN the world. The Ggss
part, introducing oid-tiuse mfnstreizy and
modern mirstreisy, Is weii-concetved
idea The music. dancing. singing and
speolaltiss introduced are OF high order
OF merit, and nothing has been left un-
done by the genial managers. Primrose
e. West. to make this the GROWING effort
of their lives. The advance sale Of seats
is very large and assures two crowded
houses.
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Can - made On all ladies' suits. tsct.,.
capes skirts and on children's fsckets AZ
y = Srahafns special purchase sal.
These E9o-is comprise tire residue cs a
us Eastern manufactures production
In all over aoe choice rar-7er,ts-,h. "a .
est and most stylish novelties 20 BE- faun.,
snyweere. Mr.. Graham purchased fhar,
Tor fai'y y Is per cent less than similar
goods wer@ ever bought IN Seattle Ia
PLACED them on sale az once - rer,a II -
bly, Tow figures They are high rraa.
lines IN every particular. Here Is an or
rcrtvrity rot 20 DC had again this spring
son fah 10 make use OF Il. rs Second
avenue.
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A scheme Proposed BIZ Which o., n
vent THE Tyruffa rzx-.x.--.

- scn@ne Proposed By Which IN pr>.
v-nf the Trouble RECURRING.
TIE hoard 90 public work. "a. att, 81.
- coanen Tor an appropriation of A. a,s
70 . etF~neec IN preventing further sl,aes
~ way. and TIE matter Is at pres
en- e.fore The street committee OF the
oooncaA This e n s*fs.sor TO ira ss,s a.
Feaey appropriated. vhkcA - being ey,s-.s.
% "a pH,sins n deep t-.i- ,io,g Seventh
sssnn. ,rorn the court house nso~k .ou.h.
oaas re sFprorristion - granted n T.
tne inserten of sape--ts-d>,. Yo-nw.
ard City E-r4re1- -r-so--u,- ..
MONEY r removing tn. earth no, o-,v srs-,s
re street. a1; from TIE rravn.e properly
s1tcss frs u. ard from AaE@- street -,sxf-r
. s-sdssi sicp~ from Fistn avenue :, s~v-
80 re earn VII oe removed ey the
nysssuIle presses ase'i n placer rninlnr.
TIE triangular block axnAs -, - -.
soonser ~ fesler Sav. Terrace street
a1e kaErth ard f~ftH avsnS~s. Is sar ~
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&c MILESCO
xKLLoee AND rnArLxr r.KE.


OF scheurrman's Housc.
John K<lloxy srs william Prafiry. tire
fxo young rzrr accused Of burxiarlxing the
residence Of Christian scheuermAr at Sal
urn bay. were yesterday discharged by
Judge Caldwell As the last words Of the
the Judge sstd: The court Discharges the
prisoners without . moments hesitation
There has not been a particle cs testimony
On which TO hold the Defendants Ia this
case"
The case !. has attracted IN unusual
amount Of interest from the prominence
Of the pAopis implicated ard the domestic
phase involved as side Issue. The court
room Has packed yesterday. as Il has been
every day since the beginning Of the trial.
Jesse Cochran. the young man who
slept Ia tae house the nignt Of the alleged
crime. testified In the morning that
scheuerman bad told him the next morn
ing a, the breakfast tabi. that he was
able 20 recognize Kellogg AZ the burglar
by his form as be jumped shronrh the open
window Of the bedroom. Soren Anderson.
husband OF Mira Susie Anderson. whose
testimony wednesday sfterneou was Of
such sensational character, vas put Ga
the stand yesterday morning ana corrobo-
rated h.s wifs's sfory.
The afternoon was devoted 10 the argu-
ments r. H. Lindsay. for the asfenss,
trsirttSu NV Ssorf tJi1 uy MI. ana MA
Scheusrman Of their awakening In tho
middle of the night to ind Kellogg brand
ishins q razor in one hand and rock tn
the other. ana then at the critical moment
the voice Of God warning the wife Of the
Danger In time 70 save them He tried TO
show that By constantly ringing the name
OF John Kellogg IN the ears Of the old man.
MIS- sehsaerman had succeeded in making
nm believe that the young man was the
real cffiprif Whffe tina In urve~ Ala r.rxt "a
rectly accuse any one OF the crime, he scat-
tered destinations broadcast against James
Eunting and Walter scheuerman. He In
tmated that &rx. Scheu<rman was NJ the
oottom OF the whole matter, and was the
originator OF plot 70 get the money OF
her aged husband. who. being advanced in
years ara enfeebied I'm mind. was a fit sub
ject to be skiilfuily worked upon.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Morris
made strong fight 10 have Keilorx hound
over. but In the face of the evidence It was
of no avail
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Alexander strachAn. q native Of Scot
nnd, was admitted 10 citixenship yas.sg-
day BY Judge Langley.
remtttitur OF the supreme court AZ
nrming tho Judgment Of the lower court
AGAINST Defendant In the case Of Anos
Hrown VS. William Carkeek ard John
Nicholas was received at the county
clerks Office yesterday.
Marriage licenses have been issued for
Adoiph a. Hess AID Dorothy l. Am3n.
both or Seattle: Benjamin Henry Probsf.
o. somerville. and Mrs Rosa Arm Bird OF
ballard. John r. Randall o. Stuck. and
Mary L. WoodsuAn Of Seattle.
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Than one. This. OF course. r. no news "a
veteran fishermen. who clean their own
fsh But there Is always n best way IN
everything. The best way to overcome or
prevent malaria. to conquer ineipient rheu-
niatism or kidney trouble. ard 20 relieve
dyspepsia. hiiiousness. constipation ard
nervousness. r. TO begin without delay. and
20 pursue steadily and regularly the use OF
Hostctt~r's Stomach Bitters a standard
medicine Endorsed by medical men every
where. II strengthens the system and TN
proves the appetite ard sleep Of those who
sr,pioy II as restorative. and accom-
plshes hesith-givins results which fairly
e~torlsN those previously unsesua'nted
with It's efficacy. Invaiits Of all sorts
testify N Its behalf II is The leading tonic
Of this era
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sslrfenfent o. Street. yourgs has
scree % men engaged for the past
ns.s In repairing the Grant street
49, ,es two blocks opposite the wash
- i'en Works \ Pile driver = at
- ~fiseing the many rotten ana worm
- Fies n Tire structure Fer some
A. sast II has been IN an extremely
~. ssoas condition. and TIRE city council
rr.,-~k made an appropriation for It's
sA'm The work win rroa.aly he An.
4 s% Tonight. ~ present the bridge
s-a 70 travel at the city end and
esrary rod has b~en opened around
20 Tor the scNnnmoisiior OF teams.
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Ladies' Neckwear.

Ladies'. Bows. fsc. isc. Sc % - saeA.
Ladies' Ties. &c each.
LADIES' Four-.n-IIsnds. 80 cash
Ladies' Ticks. lee. SO. SO. 60. -
&c each.
ladies' chokers. Sc. &c. 90 to nm
zach.
Ladies' Fancy Neckwear In chifon.
Lace. Nousseiine de Sole. zsatsnte. eta,
40 10 $50 each.
Ladies' aiaric Antoinetts xlshaeA
$3.50 TO $50 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-29
STATE TEACHERS, AssoCrArro~
iss Ninth Annual Meeting ae spok.n.
June 80.

The ninth annual meeting Of IN. Wash
inston State Teachers Associate, II,
oc heif In spokane. beginning Ian. "a
and closing July 3 "
dhe Northern Pacific, Great No-.,srr
ana Oregon Railway & SartratIon cs,r,-
rehy Rave made a rate Of one ara or.-
nIth rare for the round trim. Over All
transportation lines. full fare WITH ~ -
CURED 20 Spokane ara receipt give, ~
tn- agent selling tickets. which v.th a.
uncate OF attendance VII .ntitle ~.
holder TO return ticket free or a, N. r.
ducfton agreed uron
Special rates FOR teachers have n.a, -
cured al the following hotels:
$40 Co.'S Pa Pedi-
When ere occupies "-
room .-..........G 50 81 % Il "a q, "a
When two persons -
occupy a room. 2 40 80 ~ IA
leeehfFs wishing to engage hotel az
cotnmocstfons IN advance nav Do a. hv
addressing any OF the atcva hotels or h.
addressing II. Bemiss. Spokane.
The programme for the Ysestsn~ 49,
been issued. swing the fun list OF ersr.
cises for each dav
The Washington State Phs,o,oxieai Co.
eiety VIII also NEE: AZ Spokane on luna
- '""s
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= handsome lire OF rafsernss pink. biue
ard black stripes. faif bishop sleeve
yoke back
Also 20 dozen IN fine hair-hned stripe
CAraorses at Sc. former price N.A
Have lust received a handsome lire
IN Disusfy and, Persian effects. with At
taehah,e collar. also fire linen collar.
at slsS. H.sS s. Is and <s.se
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Actions vsve begun In the supsrser csurt
yestsrdAy - follows:
y. HArris Va Earl Mills ct q. --Marchan-
use. tSi.S: writ ct gaynishnsent ana
!. i. r, lambert vs.. II. 3. Heck-plsso,u-
restraining order
MATILDA Picard va Aiphous l. Picard
Divorce, restraining order.
suIet ~ Mcclellan vs.. L. r. Dawson ct
0-fromS1ory motto and mortgage 81 CO.
NARY Ia Sptiseke w. Albert NJ Pinck-
ny Vt al.-Promissory note and mortg axe,
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Alice Ro~eland Next week.

Aisce Rcseland. supported ~ the Wilbur
Stock Company. opens her engagement AZ
the Thtr. Averzus shssfer next Sunday for
one week TIE company Is an Unusually
strong one, including Charles Horn. Rich
ard Broughtoa. Charles Del vscchlc,
George e. EDWARDS. w J. Peters. J. A.
axns. =. I. Hu1xon, NJ Rice Mercedes
tssr--. Hzo.s@ Norton yio;et ST. Mar AMI
Ia Petite Lille, sh. child prodigy. All
she fastest songs ara Dances and al the
Yarodies o. recent s1cccessss ara pro-
62cci
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pioneers and others dcs'roue ~ so'rs
=, ~. excursion 20 Port Orchard should
secure tickets without delay. oriy I'M
ites number Of passengers can oe ,aksn
tickets can Ne obtained nom = = taess
.,-,e,s stewart a Hcirncs srus store
WIS, avenue: l. 3 Hose. Ma, Esnehsr',
rnar,e. prc<ch ana other rsoassrs; also
,rnr,, re captains Of the Mary +. Per
lev ana Hattie Hansen
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ia me superior court yssta1ny Haf,se
1cIeilan brought an action asainss
". Lewis r. Dawson and wife 70 ENFORCE
peymenf OF sz.6D promissory note. The
note was executed May a. iss7, ana h se-
cured BY mortgage on lots S ana I. block
=. Bells sixth addition. No part a the
principal has bssn PAID.
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" b a tever. l was stiff and full Of
pains, my left arm was uscless 30
that was unable TO do even the
lightcss work. This was my condition
when I began 10 take s. s. g.. and
few bottles convinced me that was
being benefited. continued the
medicine, and one dozen bottles cured
me sound and well. Ny system wan
under the effects OF mercury. and I
would soon have been 4 complete
wreck but for z. 8. ="
s. s. s.. guaranteed purely regekablsl
is the only cure
for real blood dis
eases. The mer-
curial treatment ~ ~
of the doctors al
ways does more
harm than good. Beware Of fnercuryi
Books on the disease and its trcat-
rncnt mailed free 10 any address By
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta. Ga.
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Axes become delinquent sfssr today,
oecanse Of Decoration day falling on To-
MORROW and the last Of the month on
sunday. In visw OF shis net. 4 trem<n-
eous rush 10 snpscfsd ~ the county
ufers once today. For the past few
Gays collections have been larwe nj ,ss.
than Ss,eoo hav1ng gone into the ofsos
yesterday. Many large taxpayers A..
MAkine half payments. ana FUZZY . psr
esnt- % The 199S tax VII be collected.
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sssaer Ssssss. o. Port Angeles. asvfv-
"a In port yesterday. n. n Wa Tn,
nas chartered the vssuel 70 70 on . trsd-
Ing sxp~ditton 20 TIE Arctic ocean. 1--WE
nssy Get ~ Far sorth ~ Point Barrcws.-
a Wan lehn Yesterday. ''bus IL il pos-
saoae the season WIN not b Tar enough
edssncsd 70 allow Of our getting that
Iar. We viii leave about June 1 ana nay
49, xew Passengers 90 Unalaska and
ctn1 points We win taxa about forty
ssss o. general merchandise.
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An Enlhuslaxs.

L Hayden Of WAllonia. Ky, is en-
c. <s Nc IN his praise Of ChaniheriAins
,holera anl niarrhooa Remedy. He
: ne has ussd i, in his family for wears
~ an safely recommend il 10 the public IS
Medicine in the world for bowel
sA~zi.,s.
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his way alone into the car that went
through the bridge She says she had
no; seen her brother at all that morning,
and that she herself was In the company
OF friends. She did not know her brother
was on the fated car until his body vas
recovered.
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We are selling good shoes az prices
within the reach Of all. For the com
ing week we will offer fer sale -
rairs Ladies' Needle Toe oxfords.
hand turned sole, In both tan and
black. They win be sold for Si.& =
pair We make q speciality OF eisil-
dren'r shoes ard for 81 will sell ron
a chsids shoe which We can gaaran.
tee
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Special Sale Ladies'
Handkerchief.

TWO DAYS oSLY-SATy'RDAY. MAY
NTH, AND MONDAY. JUNE 1ST.
3 6cxes Ladies Hcmstttehed ana
Embroidered Handxerchicfs. NJ &c.
worth iease
Il dcser LADIES' Fine Swiss Era
broiderei Hsrakerchi~ss. iec. worth lsc.
Is dezen Ladies' Hemss.tehed ana
Embruidsred SwsAs Hanakerchiefs,
le,sc. worth sc.
. dozen Ladies' Hsmstitcsed and
Embroidered Aii-Ianta Handkerrhiefs.
l9c. worth SEC.
Is dozen Ladies' Extra Fine I'm.
sroiderrd Swiss Handkerehiefs. lAc.
worth sc.
sold On the two days. Saturday md
Monday. Ut above prieeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-29

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