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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-13
pE\JTE\T WON.

Southampton, Aug. lin the Castle
club regatta today Penitent finished first
and The Saint, Isolde, Niagara. Samphyr
and Audrey in the order named.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-13
SIN FRUSTRATED.

Cincinnati, Aug. 11.-Thcre were six
prostrations but no deaths from the heat
here today.
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HARRISON WILL HARRANGrE.

Sew York, Aug. 11.-Ex-Prrsidcnt
Harrison has promised ~ open the cam
Jaign for the republicans IN this city by
q fpecch Oh the evening If August y.
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ALMOST 4 FREE FIGHT

San Antonio. Tex, Aug. ll.-'Spocail
The republican count convention. hrld
al Mission garden iDm2hl. was a stormy
and exciting political gathering. CHAIR
man Clifford NJ the county executive com
mite" had called th" convention for S:{D.
There was struggle on between me
aHii-CW"y ana thc Quincy larh@hs' ana
The ball WIS packed long before me timc.
When ~" hour arrived CHAIRMAN I'M
lord did not appear ana l.. j. Evans *
United States diNHri attorney hHH"r
Tor ~" Cunrjiics. stepped On rhhr aHh
announced that this was mas. TrpuDlI-
"an meeting ana he would can i0r me
nomination VI n CHAIRMAN. 30" brck-
mann WIS nominated ana declared eject
cd with Huddrnn"ss mar t9"k away
The breath u 10" house VINO u me aD-
scDcc u managers, seemed dAZrd. BECK
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-13

ARRIVAL OF THE ALAMO.
New York, Aug. II. The Mallory
steamer Alamo arrived here at S o'clock
this morning
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-13
FOR CAMPAIGN LITERATURE.
IOWA DEMOCRATS.

Dttmmwa, Ia, Aug. 1l.-T'hr democrat
nc STATE convention here tomorrow prom
Uses 10 be- lightly attended. \ confer
cncc today Of democrats, popuIists and
silver republicans completed n scheme
for fusion. including state, electoral and
congressional. Az to the electors, the
democrats have one. the populists two
and the silver republicans one. Eleven
of the state officers 20 10 III" democrats.
by the agreement, 4. Van Wagner Of
Sioux city will be- temporary chairman,
J j. J. Shea of Council Bluffs permanent
chairman; Horace BoicS and Gen.
Weaver viii be- electors at large.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-13
RIO GRANDE CoNvENTIOv

XIV 'NhNlJE 'bNN IN IpN.
Rio Grnndc. Tex, Aug. 1l.-lSpccnlJ
The democratic county convention was
held yesterday. All the present state Of
liccrs were instructed for and Mccall and
Mayiicld for railroad commissioners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
PREPARATIONS ARE COMPLETE
For Entertaining tho Thousands q
Visiting knights Of Pythias.


The COMMITTEES on arrangements Tor
the big knights Of Pythias ceiebration.
which Is TO be held here May ~. 20. u
and q, met last night and completed the
programme for the event
Perhaps few people realize what Dig
affair this thirteenth annual session OK
the Knights Of Pythias is going to be- 1t
is expected that there viii be between
a.ooo and 400 people from other points in
the state In Seattle during the convention.
and every effort Will be and Is being made
to make their stay a pleasant and profita-
bic one. And there Is one thing that de-
serves especial mention. and that Is the
fact that the society Is not asking cent
from the citizens OF the city to help en-
tertain the visitors 1t Is paying all ex-
penses itself.
II. A. BigeIow. chairman OF the COM
mittee yesterday received telegram
from Adjt. Cen F.. A. Boutelle, n. G.. W..
stating that he would accept with pleas
ure the invitation to act as judge of the
competition drill. together with Lieut..
Commander A. v. Wadhams. OF the L. s.
s. Monterey. and Lieut.. J. L. Wholley. L.
s. A.
The great parade VIII be on Tuesday.
the 18th. Invitations have been sent TO
all state officers, officers Of the Monterey.
Gen Carr and stan OF the National guard.
and others, and carriages viii be provid-
ed for them The competitive drill takes
place Wednesday afternoon at Madison
park. and IL will be a sight that few wi,l
care to miss.
The souvenir programme for the event
Is out. and is a handsome example OF the
printers art The covers are artisticaIly
decorated and on the frontispiece Is
picture OF old Chief Seattle. There are
also pictures Of the officers OF the society.
an Illustrated article on Seattle. and a
brief account OF the inception OF the order
which now has so many thousands OF
members.
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Baron Hir.ch Memorial.

The Baron Hlrsch memorial services that
are 10 be held by the Jews Of this city.
will b under the auspices OF the Independ-
snt order OF B'nai Birth. The grand lodges
Of the world have promulgated an order
20 all subordinate lodges to hold memorial
services the latter part of this week. and
In response these services viii be held
throughout the world.
The services In this city will be held FRI
day night at o'clock In the synagogue by
Seattle Lodge, No. 3t2. In addition 60 the
regular Sabbath services, Hon. Samuel III.
Piles viii deliver the memorial euiogy, and
there VIII be vocal and instrumental Sc
lecticns under the direction OF Prof. Lue-
BEN The public 10 invited. regardless Of
religious belief. and TO carry out the spirit
of liberalism. inasmuch a. Baron Hirxch
Was a phiianthropist not only 10 his own
people. but to all people. Mr.. Piles was
chosen to deliver the Grafton
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TALENTED CHILDREN.
osvsas a the Queen cf 1Gays' Great
Success.

he eeautfuiiy arranged reveis Of the
ehhdren II the Third Avenue theAter we're
enjoyed Tor the last time last night BIZ q
args audience. Ths last performance vxs
wffh0us doubt the best. The children bad
oecoms accustomed To the stage and
showed marked advancement In many par
ucuiAss They dad not forget themselves
ana start TO cross the stage 70 Join soma
ohum on the other side while an act vas
IN progress. as happened once or twice on
The drst appearance.
Flowers were cast on tho proud little
aceors and actresses n lavish profuxion.
ana their manner OF gathering up the floral
tributes was af times amusing. Some Of
the children showed marked aptitude for
dramatic art
Among those who won tho most hearty
applause were the Newman children. the
gifted little girl. MArgie. and the two boys.
George and Willie The young lady u very
gracefal and sings and darces with self
possession and ease dsnotinx the born
actress. There were other soIoIs;s Of con-
adorable merit. and possibly hidden In
the masses Of the ballet was some tiny
person who viii In the fUture make name
- star.
In the kerntss. among iots Of other
pretty <hinzs. one OF the brightest and
clevsrsst vas the pantomime sketch en-
titled ''Masched." 1t deserves douaia
credit from tho fact that II was not only
artistic. but an original creation. the en-
tire conception being the work Of Aiss
Frances Lafayette. who also trained the
children for their parts.
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Headquarters for Ladies'
OxfOrds.

We are receiving something new N
Shoes every week and We can safely
say they eamhody all that II latest and
best In the high grade footweaa We
quote prices on Ladies' oxfcrda -
follows:
Heavy DongolA KID Opera a.
Medium Weight DongeeA KiA opeg0,
u.A.
Dongola Kid Needle To-. Q.A
Same In Tan. u.5o.
Fine DongolA Needle Te~ vssy seyl-
tab. N.a&
Same style IN Tan. ia
Dark Tan Wei KID Ra1oe Tea IL
latest. t2.H
same ftyie in BLACK. nA
Fine vfci Kid Razor Tea patent
facing. 8.
Fine Dark vici Narrew Square ana
Razor Toe. Ss.s0.
Southern Tie. narrow square toA
cloth top. n.tA
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me viii Of the late Albert Burrows.
sied for probate In the superior court
Yesterday provides that all his real and
PERSONAL property go to his widow. Elisa
Nth. FOR her support during life. and At
~ death she residue to their children.
shAre and share alike. The widow and
an, Albert Seldom Burrows. are named
= hint executors without bonds. Tho
nal property belonging TO the estate II ~
tciovs: Lot L. block I. and lot II. block :.
csfmei addition: lots n to 20. and lots a.
2 Ard y. block .. Cloveriaie addition:
n acres In section =. township -. range
east; iso acres In section "a. township n.
fahse west: southeast Quarter Of south
- quarter section II. township 8. range
east: lots = 10 a. oi5ck 3. Eldorado adj
Gfon TO Fairhaven. The will requests
shai the legal details OF settling the estate
y attended 20 by A. w. Ballard. OF Ia
ee0A. lifelong friend Of the deceased
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New Books.

Adam Johns,ons's Soa. b. Aas6sa
Crawford.
The BicyeIers and three skAee
Farces, by John X. Bangs.
The Mighty Atom. by Marie Corsan.
The Feasts Of Autoiycus. BY Ninar
beth Robins rennelL.
Red Red Badge Of Courage b.
Stephen Crane.
Marjory Moore. by Adelins Sergeant.
Tom Groxan. by u. Hopkinson Smith.
Three Gringoea in vAne1uela. By
Richard Harding DAvis.
The Apothosis OF Mr.. Traw1ey. ~
=. Livingstone Prescott.
Tho Wandering Heath. BY 20"
Comedies OF courtship. by Anthony
Hope.
A Lady OF Quality. by Francis He'd
son Burnett.
For Plain Women Only. by F1sm-
inx.
An Isle In the Water. By Kathsriao
Lyman.
The Love Affairs Of Bibliomauian.
By Eugene Field.
Puddin'head Wilson. By MARI Twain
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Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery.

Children's Fast Black Extra Heavy
Rib Cotton Hose. i0c pair.
Chiliren's Fast Black Seamless
Double Heels and Toes. ia54c and i6c
pair.
Chsidren's Fast Black Seamless
Double Heels and Toes. extra value.
3ec pair.
Boys Fast Black Seamless Extra
Heavy Bicycle Hose. &c pair.
children's Fast Black and Tan Seam
less. double knees, heels and toes. %
and So l-3c pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose
loo pair. worth i5c.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose,
l2izc pair, worth soc.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hooo.
Is e-3c pair. worth sc.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose.
sc pair. worth s5c.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose,
30 l-3c pair. worth soc.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose.
toc pair. the best value we have aver
shown.
Ladies' Jersey RIB Vests. Toe, Sc,
sc. Sc. 5cc each. special values.
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Stylish New Fabrics.

0-inrh All-wool Scotch Mixtures
and checks. In color hasndings OF new
tAns. browns. Grays. blue. etc. the
class OF goods usually sold for &C. 1t
&c = yard
ts-tnch All-Wool Piaids IN variety
Of over - styles In the newest. bright
est. more desirable eolorings specially
adapted for Ladies' Waists and chill
dren's wear. It Sec = yard
S3-inch Broken Checks aiI-wcol, IN
tans, browns. grays and bluea. usu-
ally sold for soc q yard. At sc.
S-inch French Challies, all pure
wool, In light and dark grounds. full
line OF very choice coiorings. sc =
yard.
4s-inch French Novelty Boucies. In
stripe and plaid effects. handsome col
orings and mixtures OF tan. browns
and grays; an exceptional bargain At
81. Is yard.
4s-lnch Bicycletts Cloth. rainproof.
in medium and light colorings. d-3 .
yard.
%s-inch Ail-wooi Crepcns. In excel
lent colorings of gray oniy--s different
shadinss-two suits OF . kind, Sl.5o .
yard.
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fres Too Huh.

motion TO retax costs Was made By
ne state yesterday In the case Of Webb
= GO. ". the county OF King and A. p.
ni'ter a. treasurer. wherein Judge Lang
- recently held against tho county. The
ssAis Asks that the statutory attorneys
- % reduced from SIS 10 $40: that the
uem * ED witness fees for Nathan Re-
nan. county auditor. be striker out. and
,nes Ike charge for c. L. Webb. witness
- me plaintiff. be also stricken. The
oeuon Is based on the fact that the casa
uisd without . Jury. taat the auditor
= N TIE employ Of the county. and that
"see ls President. manager ana princi-
- sscckhoiter in the PLAINTIFF corporation
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,lvIl rrlnl Nnlcn,inr.

~ the civil department % the superior
Safs Judge oshorn yesterday set cascn
ses trial as follows:
NAY -s-MsTire savings hank vs. Manu-
nrsarers' Water Company. ef Ballard
Asy sN-i'vrry Thompson vs.. Fred Ron
ksssess ei al
essas 1-N. T. Jcii-e VS.. Thomas Y.
HsoNn g al, as receivers. Caroline L
- vs. TheEas X. Brown
,,sshe S-tieorEe II. Ninehoit vs. r, c.
- S.SoSagaA e. al, orient Insurance Com
ny Va Nellie PhtRaey ct al: Scottish
s ssson Insurance Company va Nellie Pain
rsars t-Char,eS W. ESserhrcck vs.
sslseS CHANNEL Gold Mining Company.
tsse DUNLAP ", Charles n Jenner ct al.
ssase E-SsrTae a. Ccrm.ck vs. city oe
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Straw Hats.

Our stock Of Meas. Boys ana Chi
dren's Straw Hats II exceptionally
large this year. and includes all The
latest and most approved styles.
ChiItrsn's Hats in plain and fancy
straws. i9c. &c, 1c, nc. 81
Boys Straw Hats In stiR and Ooft
brlms. isc, &C. scc. 81.
Meas Straw Hats In all styles. n
immense variety to select from, 1t
13c TO ~
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1871 a3o A{oort Huxtynnn4~r kcrA,
ssuves 81 Germany. 49,
tAe natter Of The es,ass ~ 60 A
AAox4. deckased, Judxe Larxfer ve--
- - order grzr<tnx fke w*4oze
r.maly A9owancs a t1s a roorsa IN 4
o. sns year. from September 4. lNE.
A IN answer flied yesterday IN tAe e.ns
=. = Smart w. John Bailey. the ees-rss-
- esxa that the p1ainti0 d rsn.ssred IN
z1cs The ho1kx 81 the arm IN cert 90
Win . complete erh4hls 81 enc
lneo transactions. and that fudxuezt
-. s1 sor property claimed ty bailey
sser n1e tor 1mAxt.
Hecefser Gh>afe. Of the Wsshtu~sa. aav.
oenk. rs been AufhorsScs 10 eurren-
o n y fieischer certain no<en given
P.rcnase pf3ce OF lot J. block u ~
sno saoltson laid OF By d. T. D>nny a.
.s...4an q she estAts - !. H NAsls. In
Sz.us Atioe Of the surrender Of the no<ss
Ne feee1ver.
OrderH confrming sale were aIed IN shs
seyeti2f court yesterday a. follows: Sc
eos nms1in& and Loan Association va
-. - agalAssr - al. sox7s feet on Tay-
~ - Lane sfrsskz. G.sls.ss. Psopi-ss
<stsxs hank W. lnAAc Parker 81 Al. 10.
block II, d. s. Mzynards r,at =, IL -:
nsopses 6avings hank VI. BENJAMIN j.
Jarrett 81 al. 0.f7i-s9. Herf.abss Security
8ofsgAgo Investment Co. nu5ssd w
y. y. oeany 81 a.. block q. u. I. Deunyss
x<xons ADDITION. MOO. Oregon Norsxaee
OoenoAny ~. Allan AcIsenn 81 Al. nor4h-
= 1uertsr eecttcn :. township q. range
= exsts u-01.9: John y. Osfrander ~
american Coal Company, personal rser,-
ssVs Si.so. to Malcolm McDo2xau.
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Big salvation Mccting-.

The Salvation Army viii hold two great
rallies today. one at 3 O'Clock p. m. at
Post No. :. Third avenue. near Pike street.
and the other at O'Clock .. m at No. 1.
corner OF yes.er way and Second avenue
south. Both meetings win Re attended by
Maj Halpin. who was commander OF this
division OF the army three years ago and
who II now editor OF the San Francisco
War Cry. He is specially anxious 10 meet
all his old friends. and they will doubtless
give him a warm welcome today. Mai. A.
clifford and Mrs. clifford VIII also be pres
ent. as viii Ensign Milne. Capt. Sheridan.
Mashourn.
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Children's Silk and
r1uli Hats.

Handsome Null Hats trimmed with
embroidered sdgs. pink. blue end white.
1t &c
Handsome Crspon Hats trimmed
with narrow lace edge. In rirk. blue
and white. 10.
Fine Null Hats trimmed With en-
hrosdersd edge. SC and QA
Fine 6hirrsd SIR Hats In Dtn2 anA
pale blue. at $z1s.
Infants Null Caps
We carry . fine assortment Of null
and silk caps At &c. Sc, &c. &c. &c.
q. g. Is TO fla
Children's sun Hats and Bennses. 81
E,c. Sc. 5oc and &c
LAdse1 6weasers-
We have Just received another large
invoice Of Ladies Sweaters In solid
and fancy e1sctA as IA. u ana Ma
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Mems and Boys
Clothing.

Our lines of Mems. Boys and Chil-
drcn's Spring and Summer Clothing
are complete In every actail. and whils
we do not claim that We undcrscil
every other merchant In town. we DO
claim that our prices are ~ low ~
good clothing can be sold for. We
carry none but first class goods. and
feet confident that the clothing ~ an
win give perfect satisfaction.
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LWSON CASE SET.
- = Trial Put Down 6br T.
18th Of June.
= = HEARD ~ 4 ngpEmRe.
- 1uuusa Has TWensy-luuv WYe.
- = CaliSssn1a, W. WIN -
80 . 70 usr CAnEnoow.

- Dewssn divorce caDo hao - -
- on June Is. and - Was suftmasad
111es Humes yesterday. The hsar1ng
-. Prom heterogeneous Tor tn
n1anf. settled By the court yesissaay
s.11re. II appears that Mrs.. DAwous -
Our wifnssses In Califoruia. Of
sSS1n efghs are Ia San Franctseo. g. IN
7 6151ond. three in Alameda. four IN 1an
~ pfpe n Los Angeles asd one -
sz' 111nento 1t 10 thought f1sa3 IL ref-
- N be able TO complete hi lAboru In
- ed half Or two dayA
~ With the settlement t9tnrowfo-
- - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 - pro-
- 10 Mrs Dawson's witnesses.
49, Eumes appointed SIX co0ntnntuueen
S - Operations The names and a.
- Of commissioners and Witnesses
. = folIows:
~ Francisco Commissioners beverly
II Hedehsad: witnesses. Frank Carroll
Z - Clement. A. r. Essabrook, B. Il
5Sl.1nak Mrs. Annie Mcclure. Mr. p
~ Ma. Bertha Nyers. Nrx. =. n.
;SrHS
9 $3.50 Commissioner, Ben y. Weo,-
=. U1tnann. Lewis Human
klomodn, Commissioner Jooeoh Z Rar-
- Vftnesses, Mrs. Il. 81. sure. q. p.
Hrcnpids, o. l. Rogers.
- Joss- Comm sasioner. II. ". Ncco-
-: Vsfnessss, DR.. D. r. nc1raw. Otfo
61v.er. william Becker. Ma MAJ
-.
- Angeles Commissioner William !.
TSr1el: witnesses. D. Z. Merriam. "A. !.
01r1me. J. A Smith. J. A. Farrell. Mra
Z. Risdinge-, Mrs. Alma Person. A. A
6nInrnm. NrA A. A. Eckstrou. GeorGe
H1rsrem.
01rransueo - Commissions. 7. "
nrrnne: witness. e. C. Chapman,
~ nterrowatop1es IN sensrsI are m.
$500 10 place before the court 4he ~.
~einfance the various Witnesses have h>A
- urs Dawson, and their opportun.fies
~ ehnrvinx her Department.. and for
fed11ne her fltness ana Qualification -
4 uefker: what were her habits snd Via
- saaccdates: and other matters reIat live
- eon6ucf while In California.
~ carroll fnterroxatories are brief. Ths
u11nena Z asked to state how tntimn telv
e neus 10th d.. and Mrs. Davsou. ana
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Ladies' Underskirts.

We have just received . very large
inveica Of Ladies' Underskirts- They
have been delayed In transit conse-
ouently We have made very low prices
on them.
Handsome SassaA boz plat land
above, At Ssc.
With tucked ruff1A nA
Umbrella shApA with corded Su0A
Qss and GA
In Mcreen. sight-inch rune. ~ IN:
trimmed with eoutache braid. twelvs-
inch rufKie. uA
Handsome Striped TaRetA SIX. &-k
In Novelty 0iik 0kiTtA e12so - q.
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Paras0ls.

Children's Parasols. &c. Sc. Ne. &c.
&c. &c. Sc each.
Ladies' White Parasols. sc, 0.G.
sl-s5. So. 9.z,. S5. sA5a
Ladies' Black Carriage ParasolA &c
to A5s each
Ladies' ssxss-inch Coiorcd Sun I'm
breliaS. TO g each.
Ladies' Black Sun Umbrellas. &c to
$40 each.
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snohomi~h Il All Right.

To set AZ rest any doubt AZ 20 tho a,ts-
tude OF Snohcmsh Republicans on tho
quss,so, of Mckinley Instructions. Sam
II. Nichols. chairman OF the snehomish
delegation at the late convention. writes
10 the Post-Inteiiisencer that In accord
ance with the Instructions OF its county
convention the delegates were for Nekin-
ley first. last and all the tine. The same
can be said Of Whatcom and other coun-
ties. which cast their votes N the negative
when the q ~sstion Of electinx delegates be-
fore adopting . platform Was decided.
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Silk Dept.

so-fnch Black Pesu de- Sole. rich high
lustre. SC a yard.
All-Silk Double Warp Black Taffeta.
~ inches wide. Sc a yard.
Black All-Siik Satin Brocades. large
fioral designs. II different designs. $50
. yard
Printed Warp Tanefa Silks. Dresden.
Oriental and Persian designs and coli
orings. something new added every
day. prices from 81 to $50 per yard
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Excur-,ons to Victoria.

Nav :. 10 q. inclusive. q round trip rat.
of $50 will be mste on tire magnificent
steamer City % Kingston. which VIII leave
Seattle At lefs - m on May = = ana q.
aad at 10 .. m On May g Tire celebra-
ton at Victoria on account % ths qseen's
birthday viii be on gfundes scale than
ever before. and everything viii be done TO
make II pleasant for excnrs,anists % ta-
city Of kingston For tickets. etc. can
al Yesier wharf or Northern Pacific city
ticket once. l. A. Nsdeau. general agent.
Seattle.
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Ladies' Tecks, Bows,
Four.in-Hands, Etc.

Bows. lSc. Iac. &c each.
Tecks. f5c. Sc. sc. 5oc. &c, 7sc each.
Four-in-Hand. sc, Sc each.
Ladies' Neckwear, In Chiffon, Lace.
Batiste. etc. In all colors. and in all
the newest shapes and styles.
This In decidedly . neckwear and lace
season and our stock has never been
% large. styles 30 pretty. or prices 50
low.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
Cotton Wash Dress
Goods.

A very handsome line OF Figured
pimitieA beautiful coioringA ~ $50
g pieces Figured LAwnA. choice pat
terms. light and medium coloringA
lsisc.
Ottomn Cloths. In light and medium
colors. soft silky nnish. very styltah.
&c
Black Lawns with eelored figures.
very neat patterns. dust viii not cling
to them. i5c end nc.
Our stock Of Grass Lansns and Grass
Cloths. both In plain and fancy. I'M
ported and domestic. - very complete:
come and see them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
Ladies' Ready-Made
Suits.

As the season advances the demand
for ladies' tailor made suits increases
We ere receiving daily by express all
the latest effects In suits and single
skirts.
Ladies' Tailor Made Suit In navy and
black. blazer effect. at E-se.
In Navy AMI Black Storm Serge.
05o. with silk lined jacket. SO
Tan Covert Cloth. silk lined. SiA
Best quality Of Storm Serge. box
front REFER. navy and black, $40.
Same style In gray and check. al
wool suiting. $9.s9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
Railway Mileage.

The North Western Line has q fetal
mileage Of Sfa miles In Illinois. Wilson,
ain Michigan. Minnesota. reua Nebraska
North ard South Dakota ard Wyoming
II ycu are going 20 any % the above states
er 30 peiats eas, OF Chicsgo. BE sure 20
see that yclr ticket reads via The Ncvsa-
Western r2re." New equipment. having
all the IN to date" improvements. have
been put On between 81 Paul and Chicago.
tn~urirx you all the comforts es hsrns
y w Parker, Puget SQUAD Agent. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
ITEMS Hats.

Tho Imperial Hat II the best hat -
town for $50 and II equal In style ana
wear to any y hat shown.
We are now showing for spring an1
summer wear q pretty pearl shada IN
. Fedora. with black band A vary
nobby color.
We niso have than In blacks ana
browns In ell the latest shapea