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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-19
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Hog &lder. Mrs Anna Helen sfied
i Baraboo dsn IA dennes en- alder al
"a ar.
Eldsvada. Green Bay Planning
Mill kompaniets egendom Green Bay
ladies' ibrliden sondag aska. Forlusi
$4,000 hyaraf $40, 900 betackes med as.
snrans.
o1ycksfalL Da mrs T. S. Eidon i
Ellsworth den I3 3dennes var ute pa en-
aktur folio hGstarne sken med den p;i.
tolid, att hon kastades mot EFT trad och
li0t en- 6gonblicklig dod.
Farliga leksaker. iva gossar i
Pepin lekte i torsdags med tandstic.
kor. Rasultat: fyra ladugardar, ett
maskinhus jemte innevarande redska
per och EFT stort br5df6rrad ladies
aska.
ofvervaldigad af den starka hst-
tan blefi torsdags en- John Smell vid
Meritian under det han arbetade / en-
sandgrop Hans kamrat sokte fora ho
nom intill staden, men han afied pa va
gen dit.
Ruskigt George Ritter Racine
s6kts den Is dennss m6rda sin hustru,
son, nyligen bsgart skilsmessa fran no.
nom. genom att tillfoga henne svars
sar med en- rakknif. Ds iva hade se-
dan en- It'd bortat bott atskilda.
West Superior-nyheter. Mangs
arbetare, hvilka3 for en- It'd sedan ut
vandrade till Dakota staterna for att
s6ka. .arbeta under sk0rdetiden, hafva
redan kommit tillbaka. De saaa, att
larbe tsfortjensten deruts ar 6alig, rneH
att likval stora skaror al arbetare resa
dit, lockade genom falska f6restallnin-
gar. En- svar hagelstorm drog den
IL dennes diver staden. F0nsterrnto.
blefvo s0nderslagna och saden Doug:
las county blef lila skadad.
Mord. En- valbergad tyak farmare
vid MANN John Schmnhle, som bodda /
Boyd, har m6rdats, som man antagar,
al iva olsanda karlar, Il hsilkas SAIL.
skap farnaren varit synlig. Likets
blef sedan lagdt pa w iscousin Central
jernvagens banspar och ofssrkUrdt af
|
cit tag, afsigt att d dymedels afvands
misstankarne ON ett mord. Schmnhls,
som hade en- sior sumna penningar {
sina fickor. mar han lemnade hemmet,s
hade ranats al sinas m6rdars, ty pen.
ningarnes voro f6rsvunna
sv8r olyckshandelse pa arbe-
tarel mand seftermid ddag voro sysseIs
gammal fyra vaningar hog byggnad
Ena Claire rainlade golfven och taket
till lnarken med den sorgl ICE folj AT
tire m;tn d0aades ooh fiorton sarades.
Ds d0de ato: Hs1vor Oseson, William
Dean och Nscholus Roch. Bland de
s;lrade nl:iikes John Z horson, Charles
A al. oso 50. besgg Johu Larson, Gust
syers. O.o johnson. B. Nedrnuns
Wni. B sru ocsa Ludwig Berg
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-19
D a K OF a !.

{ = u
En- bromsare vid mann Carl Pratt
foil under arbetei sondags qvall nars
Cassslton, n. d, under yagnarns och
d6dades.
Foga tppmuntrande. Nytt MIR 1
hard hVete yantas konma att betinQa
eft pris al biott 35 cents pr bushels
jamestown, Nd.
L Qvinlfg postmastare. Ella j..
Hutchinson utnamdes den is dennes af
postdepartementet att foresta post.
kontoret Twin Brooks. 8. D.
Republikanerna N. Dakotas thu
gonde distrikt hafva uppsatt c. r
Lindstrom och G. A. Erickson som
kandidater for statslegislatnren.
Den nya .City Directory'' for
Fargo och Moorhead har nu utkommit.
Den visar att Fargo har EFT iabygga-
reantal Of 9, 45O och Moorhead 8, 467.
Under en- askstorm, som il6rdags
drog fran ofyer Aberdeen, S. D.. an
tande blixten en- ladug$rd tillh0rande
Haroce Barnard och Andrew Barkem
jsmte tvenne hastar brandes till dods.
Mordaren Kent kommsr troligsn
att hangas miiten af oktobsr manad.
Kraftiga anstrangningar g5ras att "a
staffet andradt till lifstidsfangelse,
men det troliga dr., att guy. Allin eli
later sig bevekas dertfll.
Vid Ramsey county, N Dako tas
repubiikanska konvent, som hollis
DsVels Lake den Is dennss nominera-
des 81 A. Moe for registrator och T.
Thorsen for sheriff Konventet neka-
de ttantaga anationalkonventets finans-
planka.
Prof Hagen. norsk till bordenl Hr
afsatt fran slit embete som Iarare vid
5, Dakotas universitet Vermillion.
icke pa grund af oduglighet. men fore
det han opponsrat sig mot baptisternas
proselytmakeri bland studsntsrna Pro-
lessor Hagen ar lutheran.
Trott vid lifyet. En- farmars vid
narnn Ole Severington som bodde nara
Grand Forks, N. D.. begick harom da-
gen sjelfmord genom att sklra halssn
al sig. Ekonomiska bekymmer och
isynnerhet de daliga acknowledgements
hads f6rdystrat hans SHINE Han efter-
lemnar hustru och fiera barn.
Det demokratiskR statskonven-
tet for n. Dakota sammantradde /
Grand Forks den u denues. Konven-
tef saaOsssrado ala de it popalistsxons
yehtet gjorda nominat tionerna och lull-
bordade statsVslsedein med f6ljanda
nominationer: H6gsta domstolen, q
+. Temleton; iernvagskommissarie, w.
s. Vent; Observation-Disclosures, n
I. Parlin; vice guvern0r, j. @. Cashsli
kongressman, John Burke; kass0r, b
D. Allerton.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-19
En- osterrikisk koIoni hailer pa
NIT anlaggas uttnsd Rosseauiioden, ve-,
ster ON Dominion City, Man. s


Andress luffballongP Enligt un.
derrattelsar fran Victoria, B. C., skull
sle n;igra inIianer dep 3 dennes he sett.
Andres ballong, styrande kurs mot
nordpolen. Uppgiitens trovardighotf
HI, dock ifragasatt, enar Andres EFT
Telegram, dateradt den 3 august, sageri
att ALT var fardig for afresan och att
endast f0rlig Wind afyaktales Dsraf
synes emeller,id, att han 81 di gait
till vilders, och det anses derf6r 81
sannolikt. att han samma dag sknnde-
sha sarit synlig I Nora Aasrika, giysn
ON uppstlgningen f0retagits ts kort efter
fUrutnamda kilograms afsandande;
hvilket jll Yore sen m6jlighet Ell an
nat telegram I'LL en- Stocirhol msgiss aiisg Ing
meddelar dessutoin. att lnftfarden ma
ste uppski kiutas Till folie Al att ballon-
gsn brustit pa fyra sarskilda stalleR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

An extremely choice assortment In
exclusive Novelty Sui, Patterns. az
wool ard silk ard wool effects In FRI
settes. Examines. Crepons. Boureites.
Boucles. Irvine Cord Novelties. etc.
etc, al 500 800. $50. $ 80. 1890
Nico. sl2.5o s3.oo $500. 81 50. 5000.
s.5 90 and $50 90 a suit.
NO TWO ALfKE~-PLAIN wEAvES
A complete Tine Of Sergex. Diagonals.
eo.ie,s. cravenettes. Henriettas. Cash
meres and Cheviots. Bicycle Suttings.
etc. etc.
Coiored Serges. all wool, 81 inches
wide. AL color.. &c yard; 70 inches
ditto. yoc q yard.
Co.ored serEes. all wool >s inches
wide. al eo.ors. Soc. soc. sSc. 'Sc. sc,
q. is a yard.
Clay worsteds and Storm serges. 50
ana s2 inches. In colors. at Sec. &c. 7sc
. yard.
Guy worsteds ana Storm serg.s. bet
ter quality. "a inches. al TIC. Sc 800
81 Is and 81 80 a yard.
All WOO, HABIT. Cro.h. &C inches wide.
Ill colorA ct Soc q yard.
An wool IAd:e~ Goth. q inches vide.
plain oolorS and fancy mixtures. 15o
q yard
An -coi Henrietta all shades. -
inchao vida eoc ard eAc a yard: SS-lnoh.
hnar quality. 10 q yard
rrencA whip Corfs. all shahe.. =
1nchas vida ~ 100. SOC. Sis yard.
gl-fn.-h French BroaAcioths. all wool.
every So.or. IT 81. i5 N.25. r.25. $3.50 .
yard
H-irch French Broadclo.h. an wool.
heavier quality. at sl0. ssoo. $50 Z
yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

New Back French rooev tA.,r.ss
Ia per ward
New Chlne5t.a 's-snen - per yard
yard wv
Ne~ Imitation ssan la-inca. SC Der
yard. |0f
Imitation Mink Tall is-inch 70
per yard
New Back con~y. inch ie, head
ing - and Dc.
New Mink. nch iel heading. roo
Ne~ VI nk Bard and 5-lnch t..
Inserting. 81. aa1 g 50 '0s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
ColOred Wool Dress Goods.

E-lnch Fancy Mixtures. cheeks snI
stripeA. suitable for misses wear AH
roo al &c &c, Doc. &c yard
lo-.nrsa Colored Aohair. fancy bro
caas yfress goods al SGsc yard
All Wool Fancy Novesfy Mixtures.
email csecks and stripes. g and W
r. 80 al 4sc. sc. 56c and soc yard.
Novelties In All Wool. silk and wool
ana rorsie-d weaEes. in Eoucses. Bour-
cite Matte. Crepons and Irvine Cord
0ui,.ngs. ~ 10 "a inches vide al SOC.
SOc. 66c and 75c a yard
Another line In finer qualities. ~
inches ~ide. al TIC. ssc. e,c and s,c-
otili higher grade. n exclusive styles,
So 20 "a inches. al Sl.i5. s. 3. 81 b and
81 so q yerd-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Ladi $ Umbrellas.

Ladies' Fast Black Sateen Urnbrel-
las. natural wood handle. at soc. 6ec.
55c each.
Ladies 8-tnch Gloria SILK Umbrellas.
paragon frames. natural wood handles.
at !i-to, *l.25 and $50 each.
Ladies' 26-inch English Gloria six
Umbrellas. paragon frames steel rods.
ornamented handles. al $3.50. sl.75. s. 90.
SIS and s2.5D each
Ladies 2s-inch SIX Umbrellas. Ores
den. porcelain. ivory and aYt wood ham
dtes. large variety stcel rods az s. a.
each.
Gen bem~n.s Fasi Back Sateen Tn
hFe.-as at BOG. 90. $50 and ST. 3 ga n
Gardeners 2S-inch Gloria SIX TIM
9reias ma -@tai naok aaHGlta. paragon
ifAmes u yer ~ mme4 aaHaies. al 81. -
81 %. s. - S25d and sse0 each
Geatemen's F'.ne Grade SIX Cmbre,-
ias. see. rods, ar nan5les. move Z es. al
SOD Si.ro. Si5J. s.. -. s. - and s. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
COlOrel Blankets.

1914 size Gray Blankets. best value
procurable. at SIC. I5c. Soc, Csc and an
q par.
la size Gray Blankets. best values
pr0curable. at sLoo. $l.25. $3.50. $1.75 sn6
$2.00 a pair
10i size Fancy Bath Blankets, Ut
values procurable, at Sl.0) and $2M
ia size Fine All Wool BlankeeA
heavy gray and scarlet. at Ssa ~
and $500 pair.
1874 size Fine Wool extra heavy. =
$50. 100, $3.50 and 5000.
We carry All makes-North Star. CAb
fornia. Eastern and oregon BlankesA
Crib Blankets in all sizes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Silks an VeIvets.

Remarkable values IN Plain ana Rro-
caded Black Silks. speeia. purchase
Satin Duchesse a. SIX 20 inches
vide. at SEQ 81 y. si.a5 81 IS yard
Satin Duchess. al six "A inches
Satin Duchesse. all silk. n inches
wide. at fl.i5 = yard.
Satin Rhsdames az silk % inches
wide. at 15c. SIC. s. % yard.
Satin Rhadanes all silk q inches
wide. at sl.oo. 81 Is. 81 - q yard
Peau de Sole. al SIX. "A inches wide.
ct 3l.0o. special value.
Peau de Sole. all silk q inches wide
at A.aD. sl-5. si.35. si50 a yard
SIX Armure. all silk. q inches wide.
al SIC. $50. 81 Is a yard
silk FaI;le al silk % inches wide. at
Tic. Soc. tl.0o yard.
SIX Fable. all silk. "a inches wide. at
SIC. Is. H-g. $50 a yard.
Black Tarfeia. all silk. q inches wide,
Al T5c and soc a yard: 24-inch ditto.
sLoo
Black Gros Grain Silks a, &c. so,
I.oo. sl.25 $50. sl.75 and SO . yard
BLACK Brocaded silks. neve., pat
terms. al 75c 500 81 IS. ti.6o. 81 7t. s. 90.
sa5o ard s2-oo yard.
Black SILK Serge. for Innings. At Go
yard. q inches wide.
japanese and India Black silks. At
2c. sc. S. si.oo. 81 3 a yard.
Back surah.. 20 inches. at 500; "a
inch Surahs. at Toe. S.oc. IS and $l.4S
yard.
Black Satin. - inches wide. a. Soc ard
c,c' A inches vide. al 800 q yard.
Colores. China Silks. al shades %
inch al sc a ward 2s-lnch jap Silks.
al colors. i9c.
japanese silks IN cream. black ana
white. es-inch- ~ &ec. T5c. Sc. N-oo and
q. y yarD-
inoh, better ouA.sty 76c and N.oo
yard
saraA s.iics. eolored al Shades. 81
SOC. Sc. 100
Changea bic Tsreta, - different com
osnations. heavy quality. al ssc yard
Co.ored Gros Grain, q splendid SILK.
al colors. al SC a yard
Co.ored Falle Frpncaiss Al cciors.
~ 81 90 s. 50 and 81 50 yard.
CoNoret Satin Duchesse. . beauunui
quality. At 81 Is yard
Fancy silks In large variety. new pat
terms for waists sll shades at Soc. TS,.
s. ~ g. 3 $50. S.7S. $2.oo. s. 20 and
-. yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Blankets. Blankets.

lo-i size White Blankets. At % n
s5c, SlU0, ST. 20. 500. $50 a pair.
lit size White Blankets. better gooda
at $lt15. ST. Is. $3.50. s. %. 500 pair.
10-4 size White Blankets fine all wod
blankets a $3.50. Sto0, IS. sA;s paiE.
ia size White Blankets. fine ali wool
blankets. at $40. si.9S. $780, $50 m
$50 pair.
le4 size extra quality Fine Wed
White Blankets. $3.50. $3.50. E.SA IN
5000 pair.
1874 size Fine Lambs Wool ~
choice. at $50. special.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Black and Mourning
Dress Goods.

The most elaborate and choicest as
sorimens OF novelties displayed any
where
All wool Black Imported s.rse, y
inohes wide. &c ward
All wcol Henrietta. black. ~ inches
wide. at sSc snd 500 yar1.
All wool black French Henrle,tas
~ snf a. inches. az Sos fAc and 15c .
yard.
All wool Black French Henr.efias
~ ans ii inches. 81 IS, SIS. t.eo yard
All woal Rlack French tfenrsous.
~ inch~@ wide. A. MS. . tse. g.7s
anA 3, NJ q yard
Al wacl heavy Yves, % England
Serge. s. inches wide Al 40 yard
Crasenctse Waterproof Serge %
snehes sid" a. 10 yard.
Satin se.le1 AL wocl. ~ srss ~ ln.,s, -
wide a, sSe. S.. 81 %. si.25, 8 IS. ~
. yard.
Fr~nch CrepOns. ~. sra,N. -. esra
q ispche. wide. a. So Tse s. s49 81
. 50 S.o0. tssS snj So ysrf.
Novelty TryNsaaea. Matte aeacl. an,
rear"fte ~saVcs~ rev .recis prices
Ec eee, - - ~ s.eo s. y, 8 %,
r4n~ Hack Er,a'c,otA v'srx
50 WIS. = o. 8 g. ard s. g a vara.
Hlaek Alpaca. y trehss. ~ &. snc
tsc. *o~ineh e.;lo, a. ~ sra sc = vari
nlsck Alpaca. s. inches. a, S.. 80.
It's ana s. s. ywrt
Rlact Gloria stik. e-snch a. go
SIX Warp NeGr1~ts~s a. Ex 20 -
tsoo yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

We sce sale agents 8n Seattle Tor the
peculiar and reliable II \" Corset.
AID cArrs al grades IN stock quality
- 20 81 AZ go 80. nursing corded
.s &c @e also carry p u. -" Or
Warmers heath Thompsoa's gov. A.
ing etc. etc. Ferris waists
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

Spangle Headings \ inch wide. lZ1sc.
i5c. 2pc per yard
Spangle Head .ngs y inch wide. sc,
3D.. 1oc. SOC per yard
spangle Gimps inch wide, TO. 500.
N50. sl.3 per yard
Spangle Gimps Ia inches WIDE N6o,
geo $500. 500 per yard.
Pearl Headings y inch wide. zoe &c,
lc oer yard
Pearl Gmps. inch wide. 6oc. TO.
900 per yard.
Black and Colored SILK Headings \
inch wide. SC. l-3c. loc. l2c per yard.
Black and Colored SILK Gimps l inch
wide. i5c. oOc, Csc, S5c per yard
New Black Mohair Frog Sets. $50.
and s2oo.
New Black Silk Frog Sets. 900 and
New Black SILK Revers. $50. ss-A.
$500 and 800.
New Velvet Je. Embroidered Re-
yers. fur trimmed. $500. 800,
New Black Moussline de Sole Re-
vers. jet trimmed. $500. SEQ. $500.
New Jet Garnitures, &c. 500. $50.
- so 500.
New Je, Frcn,s $50. $500. $500. $500.
New irftescent ana Spangle Fronts.
Q@. 500. $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Ladies' and Chiidren's
Wool Hose.

Ladies' all wool Hose extra quality,
bo.h plain and r.obed. all sizes. &c a
pair.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose. extra
quality. with double soles and high
sp'iced heels. a 35c. SIC. 75c and sl.o0
pair.
Ladies' extra quality. Silk-finish~d
Fine Cashmere Hose. all sizes. at $50
and sl,09 a pair
Ladies fine grade SGlk-anished Cash
mere Hose. out slzes 75c pair. opera
Hose, sl00
Chiiren'a Ribbed Fine Wool and
samere Hose. az 25e. 35c and SOC a
pair.
Infants Soft Black Cashmere Hose
both ribbed and pain. az &c a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
New Portieres.

New Derby" Curtains : yards long.
q s253. So. 100 and s. o3 a pair
Venetian Drarery Curtains. $50 and
80 -.
Or Dr4pery CGr.ains. "a SIX al nd
<s gree work }s.so. 500 and
s.. 20 i pair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Fancy Plaids.

A ctcac~ assortment OF new plaiis.
fcA styles. very pretty for waists.
prices are bac. sAa. 7Sc. $50. 500. g. =
and sra yard A large variety 20
choose from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Velyets and VelyeteenS.

Cosored Velveteens al shates ard
back al SOC and Tic q yard
Co,ored Cor1'uroys la al shades and
batA :, IscheS. a 1sS yard
Cosorea Ve.vvts. 49, shades. a. I-@
au3 s. "a a yard
sack VeiVsts ranging "a prtcs from
IyQ ~ 10 $50 8 yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Bed Comforts.

Direct from the largest Eastern ~
tory.i
Bed Comforts. FUN sizes. at "a ~
So, @5c each.
SateCn Comforts. with npe comhee
co ten filling. al $50. 81. rs, 0DQ. ~
ard s3.e0 each.
Fine Slka Inc Comforts. extra lara
az $50. $50 each
F~e fi4er down Comforts. at t7.0 ~
$50 each.
SIX E4derdown Comforts, $s.n sacA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
White BedSpreadS

White Crochet Quilts. at Soc. 10. ~
81 and s. % each.
W. " rf.sles Quilts at H,N. -
E. =. 80. $500 and $50 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Ladies' c 9th Canes.

Ladies' Black Cloth Capes, all sizes,
very full. with fur trimming. al s. 80
each.
Ladies' Brown and Garne; Fancy
Cheviot Capes. all sizes. at $50 each.
Lad es' Black Beaver Capes. neatly
trimmed with fur and cut low. at S. 50
each.
ladies' Navy Blue Goth Cape.. trim
med with braid and fIncy buttons, a.
81 80 each.
Ladies Black and Navy Beaver
Capes, also kersey Capes. neatly trim
med with braid and fancy buttons,
velvet collar. at $500 each.
ladies' Fine Quality Black Bouc.e,
e.aborately trimmed. all sizes. al $50
each.
Ladies' Black Beaver Fine Quality
Capes. elegantly trimmed IN military
brad and mink tails at $500 each.
Ladies Extra Quality Back Beaver
and Fine Boucle Capes. satin lined and
very deliberately trimmed, at $40 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Houseke ping Goods.

A good time 10 start housekeennp
Housekeeping goods were never bsyoes
so cheap.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Evening Shades in
Wool Goods.

90 5ec and 5Dc
Al wool Henr1st,A. - inches wide.
Soc
Al wool Henrietta "a inches wide.
IT, s1c AID s. 20.
Al wool serges ~ inches vida at
SIC 500 sI.I5
iandstownes. w. r Reed. al shades.
BON IL pain and cFocaIcs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
La les Plush apes.

La les Plush apes.
Laiies Fine Plush Capes, 60 inches
long al sizes IS . each
Lad es Plush Capes. Thibei and
SIX unk trimmings. $3.50 each.
Ladies Plush Capes new pessemen-
terse trimmings. 5 30 each.
Ladies Push Capes, In novelty ef-
fects. elegantly trimmed wlrh jet,
passementerie and fur. at sl0. sl2. SIS,
$3.50. SO SIS ard $50 each. large va
riety TO Se.ect from.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Table Covers.

The New Derby Table Covers. ~ -
$50 $50 81 - sl.9. g. 81. and 60: y,
SIZE al $50. - - and 500. l0-t siSe
s5eJ and f5.l0 Including ali The
drapery colors-go5elins. Old REDS g
greens. s'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

Second Mourning Goods.
orE-.AL rMNcwTArno~.
eecc-i Mourning Mover ~. C sz.s g.
sssssh. esc. 80. q IL Aas ia
rrsesfiYs CesShg@tss NoxN~m In
.ArGe variety.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

We carry q fur rne Of "Onieta"
Glove Fitting Wool Union Suits,
In mixed WOOL snd Isle also In tins
WOO. a $3.50. IS and s. per suit
Ladies "Onieta" Heavy Cotton Rib
bed Union Suits at 81 each
Note.-Onieta Suits button acroso
the shoulder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Ladies' Jacket

Ladies Scotch Cheviot Jackets. IN
green and navy effects. very stylish
al $50 each.
trimmed with braid. beauties. al SO
each.
Ladies Boucle Jackets. extra fine
quality satin lined velvet collar and
ny front. at 81 each.
Ladies Back Kersey Jackets neatly
made. a. sizes. $3.50 each.
Ladies Fine Beaver Jackets. navy
blue and black. ali sizes. $3.50 each.
LaG.es' Fine Back Beaver Jackets,
tastesully trimmed. latest cut. al
sizes. S. each.
Ladies' Back Boucle Jackets. with
ve:vet collar and fly front. beauty.
$3.50 each.
Ladies Back Diagonal Jackets. with
velvet coGar. very stylish. al s. each.
Ladies Fine Quality Beaver Jack
cts. both black and navy b-ue. with
velvel collar and fiy front. at 81 each
Ladies' Fancy Black Bouc.e Jack
cts. with ve.Vet collar and fly front. at
$50 each
A cao.ce line Of High Novelties. with
the new rever trimm ngs: frogs.
etc. in tan. brown and black. $3.50.
SIS, I'll. go. 50 and $50 each
Jackets come with the new sleeve
tight below me elbow. also with the
new cuffs
Misses ami Childrens Jackets.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF MISSES
AND YOUNG LADIES' GARMENTS
is MATCHLESS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-08
5AMRa GMARhTOM.
General Passenger and Ticket AeanR
CHICAGO. H.

Eningo, and ft would now be dangerous
for any visitor to assert that any doubt
whatever could by any means exist.
The DOminicans wiH show today the
open vault from which the oasket was
taken, close beside ib the other empty
one from which the fragments were re-
moved in 1895, the cnslEet (uow inolosed
within a case Of satin woody and the
veritable bones. They say that the ashes
taken to Havana were those Of DON
Diego, son Of the great Columbus, and
to the counter claim o. the Havanese
they contemporary reply: 'Show us
your bones. We have more bones and in
a better state Of preservation and what
is more, they are all labeled. %
The only way out Of the difficulty
seems to be that suggested by an amia-
Bile old lady Of Santo Domingo. who said
that perhaps Columbus left two skele-
tons behind, - but neither party will adj
NIT it. The inhabitants Of both Havana
and Sauto Domingo stEenuously assert
that their cathedral only contains the
only legitimate bones" Of the great
Colum bus, and IN defense Of this asser-
ton they are willing to fight 20 the death
if need be. FELIX IlLRAY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-08
The Book Agent snubbed.

This incident ism intended To dis
courage the legitimate business Of
book agent. but perhaps it may point
moral. There was a ring at the door of
a South Paris house one forenoon re
Gently, and the woman of the house,
taking her hands ont Of the -four On the
cake board, went to the door.
s'Is Mrs. Blank at homer" inquired
a stranger who stood at the door.
II am, was the reply.
ssWell, = said the stranger as he push
ed by her and took possession Of the
parlor, n would Like to talk with you a
few minutes.
Tossing his coat and hat on the sofa
and taking his prospectus from his pock-
ct, he continued:
81 am introducing a work that -
els it a book on etiquette?'' inter
rupted the woman of the house.
The stranger looked at her for mo
ment; then he took ia the aituation-also
took his coat and hat and his departure
-Lewisto on Journal