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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-29

LADY desires situation for her COOK v s,s
recommend her highly IN e.e -, A..
Call present employer. lbN Nfs1 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery and I'm
derive ar.

Ladies sxtra heavy Jersey I'D. we'll
made seeeef Vests and Pants. 20 each
Ladies' extra heavy Jersey rim better
quality. tesced Vests aad Pants. BIC
each
Ladies' extra quality Jersey rib. ~
per cent. wool fiseeed vests and Pants
SC each
Ladies' extra quality Jersey rgh y
per cent woo. heees1 Vests ani Pants
81 % each
La8ies extra h-avv Jersey r.,
neecsd Combination SUES. q suit
Ladies' extra Jersey rin wool plated
Combination Suits. special value = o.
LadIes extra Jersey RI woe. PLATED
Combination Salts. special vslas 9 70
and 81.
Infants wool Vests. -. re. %
Soc. soc sc, Tyc 20 siE eScN
chDdrs-'s sxtrH heavy Jersey RI
sseced Shirts and FANS. - each
cnildrens extrs quality Jersey rf5
feecss Shirts ard f'agf~ So each
Chilsrens SersDo Underwear. I2e re
&c each
Children. wool Combination saG,x
s. 90. gls. nz fiw 3 % .uft
Ladies sasg-biaek Gotten iIose. e
pair
Ladies ,as,.blaek seagnless Gotten
N3~~. is rasr.
TAaes sass~olack sesynia~s F-.~ocs
Co.tou Hose. 70. s5o- spe
Ladies ,ast-s,laek saarslss. Wool
fTos4 -. ~. soe. @s- -. Sc
c-hii6r~n's extra heavy fas.-hjsek
Hose g'e pair
Cntis~en'~ exfrs heavy ,ast BLACK
Sea- raless Hose i1ise. 81 pair.
CAIfrsr's ezra Nenrg faaf-ttwr9x
9es r. iesz Eose. be. rsxsfsr n~sce -.
Boys extra hs@Fg 10 t-oise& saasTs
less Bicycle Hose. Z5r
chpsren's Wool Hoe. Iao. is-. -
~ 20 7se pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
PERSON III.

John g. Mcanlha OF Roche Harhor. 70 a.
the Butter
IN Moore an AnAoorses merchant. 10
al the stevens
q ponnssr. Ross,ane mining mar.
il at tbs stevens
James Haxan sheriff Of snohcsn isa
cOuatv. = a me Northefa.
n Peacock ara wife Of shs United
stsf.. navy. are a. ne Batter.
r : o.Hass. suu@rialcn1ent o. ne Fors
Msk.sey nll.. : ri she Northern
Mis-. De M~rs NJ - RcSoos@s srs tsw
srtetas are V4sItlEg - SAGE @a4inis rails
fog week
NJ .na Mrs William Ban. Q; ssa bold.
are al th@ AG5ssg
Fred Mole.6e~gcg. tss Edison lumber
seRisr. a. ,aT iii4%f' a~'S4A'i ~l+t0 %
Ags NJ asssbegger
5ohn weoe,nx and J. 7 Steele. Of A.
-, re-t.t.feg a. the fpsleF yesterday
a.. tarsr re{avB trora Cuoh io3e'-
Je.s,b Hume 81 saH Frame $50. who
- sssg-e exanueGy . srss<s "a AiaskA =
a .Ae siut.el on MS resara fresn A.asSs
"a 4 LovTtt has Yas, rsiatara frem .
ssfs ness trsp 10 hesens, b1t~tA. Cli = p
Kansas Cigy Denver. s&st AXE ana SAa
FTSrc SO
Dr " II a. GAo.. u Usage Il 500
-,..a.r- tosr OK - swc.ac co&st -
- - joan IS AgVA Al FNArseeD "A
49, Seaeea s.ree~s
"a : Temple ava NinneF ~ - oratetl-
.,~-r nrT afs# tF lar Ans Lo+Eat~ ts2T
As~ses4..ae. an a.sa NiaHe! q .Ae arsi
nae cer orators ~ 4ac atFesit} 0f t' e.
So .4s. 4.3. . in t"t 80 '*'
Sfr sa5 Ar& &1eu Nses As - SUB
9...sr fsx 1eesact - rn&er tat mt .s.rs
aus SIS tANe 3 psessAfA,Srl So~Fss .
NAHaRls college.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
The Exports Growing

The peculiar excellence Of tina, famous
home product. Rainier Beer. IL securing
Tor Il recognition IN many quarters The
exports OF Rainier Beer 70 the Sa nc wsch
Islands. Central America Japan and Chi
IA are steady increasing IN vo.nrne In
a. these countries X has been found that
IA nis/ Beer IS not only refreshing
beverage. but a.so very beneficial mild
tonic, particularly des.rah5e In suca Gil
ma Il has toaz been recognized se
such Ia MS ely and has accor5.ux.y been
The NEST popular beer SOD n Tits market
i - D. found Ia az families where
TIE reasonable ass Of such leverage %
appreciated II = 5y re means uncommon
tar physicians 20 prescribe rs use in their
practice whers a Tnl}d sssfntlant "a need
e 20 ootat up stre1g n. A. IA nier Beer
is q absolute purity Il cannot fat 20 Sc
cure beneficial resu.is Th.s iocal pro-
tsact - destined a. re- etstsut day 10 h--
come famous throughout tAe enttre coun-
Try.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
FALL SHOE STYLES.
What Mr.. >imison saw during His Re.
uf n~fnruf rin.

uf n>ffFuf ri1.
Mr. william Srnison. Of the Arn Of
Sim.sou Bros. the Second avenue shoe
dealers returned .ast week from an ex-
centers o. the Easi Mr. Slnlsoa's trip
having been o. Of business for the pur-
pose Of selecting fall and winter goods,
be naturally comes back thoroughly post
ed about the rev STYLES OF foot wear. Upon
IN 5 subject ne spoke very Interestingly
yesterday. The newest thing out IN men =
shoes and a.so IN ladies' footwear Is the
coin toe last. The toe is rounded so that
tire edge Of ha.f dollar Just frs the
outer rim OF the toe A new last for
men is The "buh dog" which IL ful
round toe with fuu high cotfa~e box.
For ladies' the extreme harrow pointed
toes are in The height OF popularity.
Some OF the new effects are very dreSsy
indeed. both IN the lace and button shoea
IT," mems styles run hrge,y 20 the new
round pointed toes. but there are several
sharp pointed lasts that are being extern
sive,y shown. As TO color The tans and
particularly the dark browns are popular
for the men and pretty shades OF dark
brown ana dark oxhood for the ladiee
The shoes IN both lines his season are
extremely neat and pleasing.
Whl.e in The East Mr. Snlson visited
New York. Boston. Lynn. Brockton, Low
ell. Rochester. Philadelphia and other
Giles where shoes are ma nufactured eX-
tensively. Selections were made in each
city and there can be TO doubt but this
season Ssm.sou Bros VIII show at their
store. 70s Second avenue. a remarkably
IN stock OF footwear. II Is doubtful II
q finer ard more carefully selected stock
Will be found on the Coast. Mr. Slmison
states that he has seldom. IN all his ex-
perence. made such advantageous pur-
ossases as this season. and that their
patrons VII ee given very unusual values
In fcot"ea large portion of the new
stock is due % arrive very shortly and
II WI undoubtedly pay those who wish
% secure stylish foot wear TO swsh tho
arrival Of these new goods before making
sele>tions OF the.r winter shoes Several
OF The new lines nave already been recely-
ed and are nov on sase
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
New r1ackintoshes.

we are now showing c0-1g3et.
stock Of ladies' as5 Misses AAckla-
to@ Nes
LADIES' Navy Blue ard Black wai-
Double Texture. DstAcs. abe Cape.
prise ft5e
LADIES' Navy Blue and Black Cash
mere. Double Texture. Detachable
Cape. price s. ~
l.as!4s Navy p3se an5 Back. Dos-
So Texture. Fancy Line1 y -
LADIES' Navy Blue and Black. Dou-
be Tsxtur. Trscot. DeiachAo.s Cape,
rsS
E,s8es' Navy Bloc ard Black Henri
ga. SIX Lined throsE bout sf5c- ga
Easss Carmen male n 81 ra~lar.e
stz~z IN tss4sl and bps. price IL
Ladies Tan AID Gray Covert Don lie
Texture. Adjustable Cape. price f4-5A
I@eses Tan an1 Cray Covert Al
szscmh@ cape Eesvet Collar. D0G 81 .
Texture, = and SO
same with fsacy lining. pres s.1A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Rugs, Hattings,

se-lnch Scrirns. finest quality. Zoe Ter
yard.
9-inch Plain Swiss Muslin, 40 quail
ity Ter SEC per yard.
Coin Spot Swiss Muslins. nc. iss ana
e8c per yard.
at-inch Figured Denims. new. &c per
yard.
50-inch French Stripe Upholstery,
piece goods. s3c.
Se-inch SIX Faced Tapestry rurni-
tare Covering. 6ac
sG-tnoh Cotton Warp MattIng~, regu-
lar &c. now lse.
6x9 foot Miyoea Rugs, 81
7.exl9s foot Miyota Rugs. 81
9Xi2 foot Mlyota Rugs, SIS.
These Rugs ara FIRST class IN every
particular. Figures are all in the Per-
sian designs. colors IN the Oriental.
We are shade makers. We are slsae@
ing Seattle and an the surrounding
townA Oct cur prices before purchase
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

y Is noi surpr-Slns re- TIE rlD Co.
hams bsco1 ard iar5 are - popu-a ar when
s; q cons sre~3 ;hat hey are made .ry-,
Gro. >est -. ectea Was1'7E,or "a SD pork.
TIE FIRE 3~usr "a -lt.rk Eouses s-ner.
ne b. %. hams. bacon and lard a..
packed are without question ne hes,
e911gg'ee arc -rosl modern estAA,saArrsu,
- re s11 n ~ No-tasezl N@ss-s
Frye sid Rruhu have reduced ne curing
- fns~ : 70 ~r~e ar1 POSITIVELY vii
go aiiC@ .her tancss . q CO s~an.
sc ~ pace epoa xoe3s tAa4 are not arst
2 A. - - ste Fy psFfuar tn. arst1ree
ta~ t1o.es >e-s y F-E Co bans IA ~
49, Ara ~ a ways -el-rs nrst clAss
srstIa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Art Dept.

A new stock OF Stamped Linens.
Embroidery Silks. Yarns. etc, a. eS-
raordlnarily low prices.
Stamped Doylies, &c. Il. &c. be, iSc
DC. &c. Soc soc. 5oc and Toe.
Stamped Center Pieces, &c. 4ac. 5oc
Coo. 75c. s5e. aec, Sl.0q. SIS. $3.50.
Stamped Tray Cloths. 5ec. e5c. 7sc.
sSe. a.oo. Sis. n.aa. sl.5e
Stamped Tea Cloths. $i.3s. sI.5o. $50,
s3.e0, s2.25. $3.50.
Stamped scarfs. s0c sc. *. ssc. aoc
n.0o. sl.2s, $3.50. SITS, S2.ao. $40. sA15.
Stamped Denim Cushion Covers. Me.
Csc. T5c, SSc, s5c.
Stamped Colored Linen Table Covers.
S.15. $50. $500.
Stamped Denim Table Covers, firing
ell. Soc.
Stamped Denim Table Covers, with
out fringe, A..
Stamped Photo Frames. complete.
i5c. 40c. zoe. 81. si25. $50.
Stamped Photo Frames. complete.
with worked eyeiets. 80 IS. CSC.
Stamped Handkerchief. Glove ana
Cravat Cases. with worked eyelets. 4sc
Stamped Handkerchief. Glove and
CravRt Cases. without eyelef@. &c.
Infants Stamped Pillow Cases. Soc.
g5c. soc
Infants Stamped Pillow Sets. si1
Infants Stamped Pillow Sets with
pillow. t2s0
Stamped Laundry Bags. ac, 4Sc. 90.
I6c. SOC. 800 tl3
Stamped Shoe Bafs. f5c. &c. 4pc, go.
Stamped Darning Rags. &c
Stamped Whisk Broom Holders. Toe.
Stamped Brush and Comb Pockets.
10c.
Muslin Covered Pin Cushions. toe.
t5c. DC &c. Be. lse
Royal Society Embroidery silks, alb
solutely fast dye
Flo Eeging. India Twist, Outlining :
and Rope.
Embroidery Linens. Chen.lles, ARA
senes. etc.
Rubber Embroidery Hoops.
Zephyr and Yarns OF ell ksnds
Fringed Pom porns. etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
New Hair Ornaments.

limitation snsn Hair Pc. &c, 9ec.
r. coz.
Imitation sheu HAIR Pms, s., s&c
AM i-ge ea~h
Imitation sne8 Hair Ornaments. &c
q e.. f*c SIC 81
Pa sss.1 Hair pms. 49, ~ -
Reas sheH Hair Ornaments. 81. 80.
rs s. e. siss fla x.7 49,. s1M
& q. e s. & ss. stsa re ss5e
frnssazgerys esseH ste Coznos. Isc. f5c.
% No 70 e..
Pea Sasl. Ssss Combs. &c. 80. e.
s. % pair
You can't say 100 rlzee about Hair
s~r2nn@rz<s-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
New Ladies' Shoes.

Pointed toes sim continue 10 he In
demand and aEe worn both East and
WeS1 ~ a dress shoe. Our new goods
ara the very latest IN thls line. ard are
admitted 70 lie the most comfortable
Dress Shoe ye1 made. We quote prices
as follows:
Ladies Dongola Kid Button, opera
and square toss. sis7.
Ladies' 1ne Wei Kid Burton Shoes,
needle ard square toes. cloth and kid
tops. .goo3 sly.s. ga
Ladies ans KID Button Shoe. new
razor toe. cloth top. very ircssy, $500.
Ladies fine hid Battoa Shoes. band
turned. razor aud narrow a.sa4srt, toess.
cloth or kid tops. $50
Ladies Are kia Button Shoes. Good
year weit, new round toe last. ssA
Ladies' box calf lace SHOE, heavy
sole. new razor toe. very neat and
durable. sioa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Black Goods.

Special Values IN Black Goods. s-re-
a. Mohs!rs. Wool Brocades and Rough
Effects. from &ec 20 "a " per yard
OF Black Dress Goods from the Pop
uiar 10 the Fine Novelties. our stock
rh,- season Ia more eomplste than any
previous season Those who have
Ores. Goods TO bay are cordially In
vited 10 examine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Linen Dept.

New line Of Hems,i,ched Pillow Gov
vsTs. a., pure fax patterns. very select.
New line Of Bureau Scarfs. = and
% Inches wide. Is. "a and = inches long,
al. Ia plain iiasns-
New line Of Hsmstitched Lunch
Cloths. 3ox3o. 3exss. 4Qxf9. 4axsS and
S4x54 ST. sizes. Wa consider the above
goods are the finest qualities ever
shown by US. they come In plain linen
and are warranted pure Irish FAX, IN
spectlon invited.
New line OF Table Dsmasks, German
manufacture. warranted TO wear well
ranging In price from 4so 20 Las geg
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

New goods keep rolling sScrs.
Shelves and Counters are ssstSns load
ed Values are brighter even thsn be-
fore.
New line ~ plain and fancy Elder
down F.annels. some very pretty Chm
caiAa effects iust the snlns for chill
dren's garments.
New line q white Embroidery Flsn-
nels. handsome designs. we have a
large variety to select from sgld a
bottom prices,
New line % white Shaker F1annels
good average quality, only &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

Count Mtk.ewicz. who became famous
Q few year, ago IN connection with alleged
valuable concessions which he had oo-
tainei from the Chinese government, ss IN
trouble again. The count has modest
r. sidence In This city facing on Washing
ton Circle ard about a year ago married
q young lads q Baltimore who possessed
considerable means. so that IL has not
been 80 much OF wonder 81 late how ne
subsiste1 For Ike reason. the public
has heard much less CT the reGouhtable
couU; than formerly Recently he vas
brought into court 70 answer the com
plant OF an attorney James Hunter. on
charge Of obtaining money under Ease
prftense<. Hunter had loaned the count
81 after listening 20 a long story as 20
hCw the count was % receive s. 90 tho
next day When brought face 10 face
w.th Hunter the couns cai "a the lawyer
a lar ard scogndTel ard for a moment
e looked Il the counts boasted bravery
might be put 10 test Officers however
iuteTf@reH and the matter Vas finally set
tied by the Count paying the costs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
/ New Victor
AIR TIGHT.
- Improved and Perfected.
3 C. MILES Co. "H w. nv. n.,,n .a "a, .=.. ''''

meeting tomorrow a, 80 .. Il. FOR ne
transaction az important business The
52Teaa % Associated Charities - greatly
u heed % caAGrels c.oghing and shoes
assa persons having clothing CT any &C.
scriptoa 20 dispense 10 .hs deserving
poor through the bureau can notify tae
agent. and a messenger viii % sen, for
tie package.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Dress
Goods.

Tho grancesI collection Of h4Gh-claso
Novelty Dress Goods tco!orsd and
black) ever offered 20 the Seattle pub
lie Every conceivable color. weave
and design OF the leading mAnutactur-
srs OF Europe and America are. repre-
scented, viz;
ZIoeline. Hume. Moha!r. Bou-
rettes, Canvass Poilu. Tufte6 Che
victs. Nariegated and self-Cc.er
Irvine Saiung. Iridesceni, Popl.n
and Epingiine. Mohair. Fantalsle.
Six ana Wool Malatasse and Bro
cade Effects. Scotch and EnE isa
Mixtures. French Broadcloths
W a4lcords and Granite Su.4nSA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

MIS-. ;. '. Root OF st. Paul MINI has
oeen appointed by Mayor Moran as A sce-
c.A4 % Ice officer possessing full power
10 make arrests She dsstreNs me anna NJ.
neift 70 aid her work in Connection W n
ne Rescue home. an institution for the
reformation or fallen woman. with which
size has long been connected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

We have Just received "a full line q
Infants and Children's Winter Cars.
which are especially new and dainty n
design, prices ranging al sc. SC. ssc,
Soc. CSC. 5se, sc. .l.oo. sl--s. $l-sa. &-ss
TO SS.aA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

We are receiving daily cy express
Al TIE attest effects IL Capes and Jack
els and al. soon De- ate 70 shos a
0or.n!4ts Hn@ ~ Eo4sis. Meitons.
Beavers Irish Frteze sac Novsily a.
fest. Aso handsome the 0. LADIES'
TaHor- - ads S4It@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Boys Long Pants
Cg1ifz

Single Breasted Suits IN blua ana
grey Mixed chevicts FOR IS.
Single breasted iulss ia blue ana
black Chs eiofs for g. 81 a1d tIa.
snRie Breasted Suits in Black Clay.
very dressy. for SO.
Single breasted Suits IN pretty
Scotch Mixtprss for $40 and ST.
Single Breasted Dress Suits tn fire
ssrges ahd Worsteds for az. SIS and
.l7sG.
Double Breasted Suits IN bsa. and
sTsY MIXED Chevi0ts for -
Double Breasted SaiFs "a back Chev-
lots ard Mixtures Tor sSso
Double Breasted salts in black ana
blaze Cheviosa and Scotch Mixtures for
SO and .iz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

NJ rurssys Con Nary. japanese hss&sr
- rs Yx~er nav saS 80 $500 aSsaGs,
ave fast received -eaar&4 rases * n~~
~a,s@ ey ere t4zt ssesme~s arrest FROM
1apAr They lasise re Paolic ts iGsgecs
tnls $3.50 ard Sc priSos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Mems Fall and Winter
Hosiery,

aIVodNd fs
Mems Camel Hair Hais Hose. go
or for 5Ac.
Mems soft Nerino Half Hose, IN
natural tan or black. &C.
Mems Cashmere Half Hose In natsa-
raj or black. Csc or fer sf.eo
Mems extra ane Cashmere Half
Hose. in natural. browns Or black. 200.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

H-inch Imported Boucle Cloaking. In
new colorinSs OF Blue and Black. Red
and Black. Green and Black. and Plain
Black. at 7yc, t-5o and = 70 per yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

While these evea,s were happening ea<i
% he FnoRnfa rs. other ani more ira q
ones were occurring on P4eel s84ns
These eventually - 10 me attack npon
Seattle. an acNo HI Of Who was ave
n these columns soass sssks ago The
volunteers rendered val "a Bile services dur.
TX FAe indian war ard q Is 10 be re-
GREETED that hose services have never
been recognized b. the government Ia any
substantial manner
Lieut.. Slaughter vas shot and instantly
killed by an Indian while holding eoun-
eli with some Of hts offieers This shoe.
INK took place In the White river valley
on he site % -ths present town % A.
burn His body was taken TO Stella
COON for burial His remains. Nah
those OF the other officers and soldiers
buried there. were recently taken up AMI
removed To San Francisco.
Few % The participants IN that Indian
war are stu alive. bat some Of those who
yet remain with may be able to throw
additional light on the discovery recently
made BY Mr. Scurry and his companion
a. the mountain camp Of Vans Battalion.
In 1883 the late James Tilton Sheets.
the weli-known civil Ngineer. left Fri.
day Harbor In Canoe for his ranch al
West Sound. orcas island Soon after
his departure storm came Up. and the
next day hlE canoe. containing hts hat.
coat and other effects. found filled
with water, drifting about IN Upright
channel. The settlers. supposing Sheets
had been upset and drowned cent the
particulars OF the affair 10 Seattle.
had known Sheets FOG long time and II
became my painful daty 10 write his
obituary and give him a good rsnd-or.
devoted half column OF the Post-fn-
,ellgencer TO detailing his many noble
quite satisfied With the tribute TO the
memory OF my friend Some SIX weeks
later, imagine my surprise when Mr..
inquired for the man who had accused
aim OF being dead After agreeing 10
take back all the good things that the
paper had said Of him. asked Sheets
10 explain his lonsi absence from civiliza-
ton lie said that after mis- canoe upset
and threw him into the water. he swan
ashore and followed the beach around
until he came 10 an indian settlement
where ne engaged an indian 10 take him
~ a canoe down into the Clallam Bay
country. where he had piece OF govern
nent surveying 70 anish ~. After get.
fsnx through with thas work ne came oof
tito civilization. ard picking up an Cd
paper .he first thtns that attracted his
attention was the account Of Nis death
After reading ali the nice things that
hss been xsid Of him. he almost regretted
that he had not siiowSd himself 10
drown How true Z e that ne TOO often
leave ,hs good things that We have
10 say of our friends ants after hey ste
dead ;. l. SHA" fof~h~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

We nave f.uss openet s very p9etfs Ire
- 80 asss raes far cb ldseu asa ~ %
~s,hss Tam osaanters. wns-A ~e sei -
a.. latest .scs.>aA @sfeA ~ car 7al-
tn<>r, oq.-asrs osxt y eaacs2Ay- J 5 era
amas. rs Secoad sYe1ge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

The reported recall Of Psron Fsva. i'Ai-
ian arnba ssa8or 20 the United States. -
undoubtedly 1ge 20 iae growing dnp0pu-
larity q ne baron VITA MS own country
men IN hts country The baron aas been
rsfssa tesi1y accused % Ignoring. Z net al
ing and abetFsng fAe notorious p2aTche
system IN this country. although none Oh
his vlliners have been able TO produce ms
least evidence 10 that effect IL IL less
than a year axe since Baron Favs turned
upon his pe-secutors and secured TIE con-
vfeglon Of fns most important one OF their
number Csiso Caesar Moreno. an eA-
diplomat. and q; one tine nlgn ono al n
the court ~ King kalakaua Of the sand
wtcll Isianas Moreno received jaiI sen
tence, not long one. however. and mas
osen al liberty now several months II -
pos ssble that he and his friends have Sc
cured. by secret means. what they falseo
&c accomp, lsb publicly namely. the sup
planting Q. the present Italian amoassA-
dor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

The Peoples Common Sense
sgc1tc2l Adviser. hy K. V.
Pierce, " d. Chief Consult
ing Physician 10 the Iuva-
LIDS H1iei * Surgical Insti-
tate, BulI4lc. n Y .toNs pages.
illustrated ESQ. COO coric
sod at sI.so. Paper-bouud
Fritz on recent Of II cent
stamps f1T mating oriy. or,
cin' Inbound for II cents. Ad-
dress lie Author. as above.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
ITEMS Underwear.

Ycsi VIII feel much more comfortable
these chilly mornings and evenings IL
yoa wear some OF our soft wool rn-
derwear. We can fl you out for .
very moderate sum. either IN rneilum
or heavy weights Special values for
$40. ss.eo. e, 80 and 500 per isusf
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At Sl.40 and Si.50.

Richest Novelties In silk and Wool
Brooches. that compare favoraoiy with
goods at twice the price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

The finest assortment Of new PATTERN,
aro lA;est style uaacktHtnshes in SeAtIle
Tor AIDES. misses and ca laren- Don't buy
without seeing our he ard getting prees.
Millinery opening next Wednesday j. &
Graaam. Tis Second avenue