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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28
A FIELD FOR PHILANTHROPY.

Senator Gallinger, of New Hampshire,
is physician and phiIanthropist as we'll
as statesman of more than ordinary |
breadth and capacity. Years ago he ar
rived at the conclusion that the climate
of the Rocky mountains, and particularly |
that of sunny New Mexico, offered the
only rational and certain cure for pull
monary troubles, and in both houses of
congress he has frequently and cogently
urged that the government should give
serious attention to the saving of human
life by encouraging the establishment of
sanitariums in the mountains of the west.
Recently, in presenting to the senate
petitions on this important subject from
Edward Everett Hale, Julia Ward Howe,
the faculties of Yale and Williams col
leges and many other distinguished peo-
pie, he again called attention to the
dreadful and increasing mortal .,i,ty fir
pnlmoolnle.-. ary diseases and earnestly ad
m. Gated congressional action.
In the same behalf, DR.. Roberts, '
ngle ,onherad;n Santa ia 10 now cir
an 'o'A' " -
or lating petitions IN New England ask
n on congress to set apart certain national
ttor serves in New Mexico for sanitari
# OF purposes. His noble effort should n
an with every encouragement, and, being
sured in advance of the sincere and act
less aid of Senator GallinKer, he ought to
very able to coant upon favorable action W
his petitions reach congress.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28
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Santa Fee. New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28

SURELY agitation and discussion can do
no harm and may result in some good,
fidence in saying that all bond refunding
enterprises will be very closely scanned
by the tax payers of Santa Fe county IN
futrra
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28
SATURDAY, MARCH 20.

II looks now "a il the Reed-Allson
combine would finally turn out in such
shape that Reed Will try for the presi-
dental nomination while Allison consents
to take the vice Presidency.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28

sEF"Ths New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
postoffice in the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among, the intelii-
gent and progressive people OF the south
west.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28
Netice fer Publication.
DESSERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.
UNITED HTATHs LAND OYTICE,
Santa Ee. N. NJ. March IL. 1895.

UNITED bTATAb LAND OI1IUk1 [
Santa Fe, N. NJ, March II, 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that 9. Leon
Allison, Of Santa Fe, N. M, has hled notice
Of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. $40, for the % n nv n
and lot 3, SEQ 8, tip IL n, + 9 ., before the
register or receiver at Santa Fs, N. NJ, on
Friday, the lat day Of May, 1896.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and 70.
clamation Of said land.
NJ. J. Maggie, Jefferson Hill, viii =. Reed,
Diego Gonsalss, Of Santa 70, N. N.
JAxIs q. WAtxEl, Rsgister.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28

How far can lawyer member of con-
gress honestly go in ignoring the welfare
of his constituents to serve heavy pay
ing professional client? That's the ues-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28

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by employees upon the New MEXICAN Printing
CO., will not be houored unless previously
endorsed By the business manager.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
j. B. BRADY,

Dentist. Rooms in Rain Block, over
Spitz' Jewelry Store. Office hours, to
IL 8. M; to pm.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28
Gold at Cripple Creek.

G. W. vALLERY, General Agent, Denver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Ladies' and ChIidren's Underwear
packed up 10 the ceiling; chiloren's
commence al iec up 70 &c each; ladies'
good values az Csc up TO $50 each:
everything marked very cheap.
Shopping Bags a. CSC. worth Soc: also
a. SOC and 625lac.
1000 dozen Handkerchiefs at Sc, 1sc,
i5c and o5c each. beautiful new designs.
New Trimmings at sc. toc. i2izc. I5o
and 25c yard: all kinds OF Jets. rides
cents. Spangles. etc.
A line or new Flannel Skirts At 80
and 81 each, Big bargains.
New Laces Of ali kinds IN Oriental
Torchons. Chantilly. Valenciennes,
Butter. Gu'pare. etc. ali AZ low prices.
New line OF Toques and Caps for chill
dren. commencing at 3oc and Up to 81
each; ali new. pretty and cheap.
We mustn't forget TO tell you about
our Dress Goods-about fifty pieces All
Wool, IS inches wide. plain or mixed
goods AZ a,c yard. There are Serges.
Flannels. Cashmeres and limitations OF
dne imported goods. al at &c per yard.
Beautiful new lines al 37ssc: 45c and
SOC q yard: popular priced goods IN ell
the new effects
54-inch All-wooi Mixed Dress Goods.
worth s.. only eec per yard: big bar
gain.
Our STOCK and prices OF Black Goods
Is al right: Black Serges al &c: 4Slnch
wide Serge. very fine. SOC: also fine line
OF All-wooi Henriettas st SIC, 75c and
s. yard. These are way under price.
New lines OF red. blue. gray ana
white Fiannels a. any price you wish;
al bargains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

The members OF the Northern Pacific
party spent most Of yesterday morning In
booking about the city. President Winter
Mr. Adams and Mr. Gwsnrer were escort
al by Mr. Burlcigh. ard together they In
spectes rhe water front. paying psr.lc ,xzar
attention 10 the projected improvements
~ ye~ser dock ard al the foot OF colurn-
hia street.. They a.so looked over THE two
blocks between Columbia and Madison
streets and Western and Railroad eveuues
~shsch the Northern Pacific coatsmplafes
purchasing as the site for its passenger
deyct and on which Il still holds AZ op-
ton Positively nothing was sasd for pub
hcation by any raruS.Ssr OF the party con-
corning this trwnsactlon ard the 6ecis-
ton. which Is likely TO be IN favor OF pir-
chasing the property. VIII not be anno<irsc-
ed for several days
Mr.. GxSnner. who ir1s never been IN So
attic before. was particularly Delighted
and surprised al the metropolitan feat
ures. the mark. OF progress and the grcs,
possibilities winch he Observed At almost
EVERY tlrn In his mornings stroll. and ex-
pressed his high estimate OF the city n
no uncertain terms.
Pres.a..n: Winter. Mr. Adams and Mr..
Gwxfner paid Judge Nanford a cas ~ his
residence, ard very coon aftervard the en-
IRE party lert for Tacoma, whence they
eook up the line OF tvaves announced n
yesterday mornings paper.
A rather tTrE.Hs2ai meeting VIII form par;
OF rT-stdcr. winters programme this
week. President James J. HEfl. % tsis
Great Northern, Ia on slss way 10 Seattle.
an. the two presidents VIII meet n $50
karss day after tomorrow. A cu2 report
o. tae interview would Re read by every
railroad man IN America B'r u WI -
prsvase No reporters VIII he present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend. Oct. 3.-Speciai.-Arrivei
Sch AzaliA from Newport for Ballard /:
British ship Guy Of Hankcw. "A days
from Molinndo. seeking charter; bark
Columbia, y days from San Francisco at
Port Blakelsy. British ship prumianrig.
los days from Cape Town. at Port An
geles awaiting orders: British ship Falk-
ship John Ena. g days from San Fran
cisco. for Port Biakeley. Tacoma. Port
Hadiock and por; Gamble 10 load lum-
Der for Port Pirie: Dan. ship Jupiter 50
days from sydney. seeking a charter. Ger.
ship keper. loo days from Santos. bound
20 Tacoma: sch Marie r. Smith. = days
from san Francisco. al Tacoma: bktn Re-
triever. 81 days from Santa Rossl!a. at
Port Hadlock. sch Salvador. 81 days from
san Bias. awaiting orders. bark wilma.
g. days from NlaciyestocS- a Port An
Eeles. bound 10 Marianne TO load coal for
San Francisco. sch Allan A. * days from
Hilo. al Tacoma 10 load lumber fer Ia
hsti: British ship Falkland. ~ days from
ssh bark villslta. g. days from New
castle. VIA Victoria, a. Tacoma, TO load
lumber .or Australia. Ger. ship Earnbek.
q days from Guayuas. awaiting orders.
British ship GlencoTa. e$ days from sgd
nay, at Port Angeles. seeking charter:
British ship Pyreness from NaCasskd for
orders. sch ocsanIa Vance from san Fran
cisco
saned--CAn. ship Ataearn. Cor valpar-
also. brig Genevla for Ungs island TO
load q cargo Of ore for Tacoma; stgnr
Afognak for San Francisco; schr Excel
sior for San Francisco.
The psio; boat ". J. Bryant, which has
been on duty al Cape Flattery. viii ar
rive in port tomorrow ard later on VIII
b taken TO the Columbia river for seq
vice. The pilots vii engage another zach.
for Cape fyastesy service
Port Gamble. Oct 2--s2ecial--ar-fv.t-
SeAr Spokane. Capt Jameson. fifteen Gays
from san Francisco. SaEe9 October /
CHI 81 AtacanaA Capt. Sproui. for west
coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
PERSONAL.

J.. y. Hayes. = lumber dealer Of Aona.
Is al the psilar.
Judge James Power. % Ia Connsr. =
registered q, the Butler.
Mrs. A. SHAPIRO and son have gone 70
San Francisco on vfs..
Mr. ard Mrs. I. RorT1iw. Of S5c1uasri.a.
are among the Dsfer arrivals
Charles O. Bates. TIRE Tacoma attorney,
arrived at the Butter YESTERDAY.
Cant. Gilmore. % the steamer Chssai.a.
was AZ the Hotss stevens yesterday.
IS oHara. OF IN. Port B,Ak~'ev NH
Germany. Is stopping al the Hotel North
err.
". 4. Hutchinson. 81 Fer. Townsend.
was among the arrivals 81 The Northern
yesterday.
Isaac Nixon. well known IN 49, csty, -
III al tae Seattle General hospital With
typhoid fever.
n J. Man- ans john Hea9rv. rs1lrosa
c,,m,rvss.o~s from New wesg munster. u. e..
are * the EGtsc-.
Eawgn /. IeTney. q sen y'rsrstssa va,
a. IRE Eslaier-tsrsna vest eF''sy. Ard
leaves tSaS morning for Alaska
Mrs.. 7. J, Kerne3v ara Beatrice Nor
r.ar. u he "E'09a Tca~s s-sIsrs "a ~, are
amos the guests u the Ralnier-<irafsA
Thomas Cranney Of coapevil'e = VS.
rsnx friends IN the CIV. asseo1asAa sod BY
Ms. Cranney. TAey are registered al the
I&.ler.
Ma 10 r.anrry n Is~vs 81. daughter
rs!th exESa-sea Thursday for q tsves
months vas.I With aer parents 81 VS.
conSiH.
A 2 Van Dorm. = merchant 81 Iuu-sa
w., Aes been ~ sne EotcS Nes-S assrs Ter
TIE PAS twa DAYS returns north % TIE
Ak sAis morning
G A. Be-tex 81 sa7 FRANCESCA ~So sss
been s0tourusn< = Sea-t,s fer IRE gss1
wees gops rcr{a 81 3 business tTsp - sae
Alaskan towns 81 tie AK lbs morn
iz<.
= y N@~thsr-. ~ one tire Sea ~.
ree-~sager -nan- rssps ~ fa@ sAaesx a. Mn
81 gga.l ASra a. TAsGElas cay. zane down
o. she Ak a13 - s.2p@21s a. tAe So
YEAS
NJ. J S-Aesy>S-ft.sn - .1ss erns - S-Ae'o-
VITA Rrcz Aas fsst reformed from a.
sxtan1~s Sastern tvlR. Eie y=sstess New
yeFS Pfsiassss gaala- G&scSEc. - &-Sstz-s sa3
es1ssr r5tSes~
Sg>.Aas rsogsy Csf1>rsor CO Csastcrss
Water FeM Sn AL AWsl.c~ James ~.
ra~z~ - sae Txs&et S&gsE@ 2ssgKzxs &8S-
srses. aosA o. To.t TosEasss--@- are guess
o. tie Batter
Nr< sse;s. a4ss - the Portland s-~a-rs-
sx~at --s&n mhc = ae&ves f~srrss1ss1 u -
owa@rSAsc % Ese s. aTer fssSr. acsat-zs-
panse5 ~ her sea. CARTS n ssoos<. - a.
lie Hz1nseF-.s n4ss1~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
Millinery,
Millinery,
Millinery.

We wish 70 Keep this department -
fore our customers until they realize
We have the finesi assortment; Of Trim
med Hats In Seattle. al marked At reA-
sonable prices. II you are 10 need OF
ia, call and ses what we arc Offering.
We can sell you nice trimmed hat
from TIES TO s. each. We are selling
a great many. Our trimmer has her
hands full getting out orders and trim
ming new hats for stock, as this week
We sold thirty-nine already trimmed
We make any alteration you wish. ana
also trim hats free OF charge. We have
also . full line OF Walking and Sailor
Hats a. all prices: also full l.ns o<
Tam O'shsnters from &c Up.
We have now on he way g.. eoc worth
OF Ladies' Capes and Cloaks: also Chill
dren's ana Misses C7caks IN ali ths new
styles; they will arrive this week. AZ
we are little late in getting them Ia
they NIL be marked az very low prices
70 Sell them. Walt and see cur Tine
These prices viii last unil goods are
al sold First comes gets tho best bar
gains 50 come early.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

interesting DuAgst Of Nsws Hssm e.
Eastsrn MetreQells.
New York, Sept a.-H. G. Henry. ea
0seslS caSttasss-. has been az sns Hc9-
nan house for the pas: eslree o. four days.
ftss soma. LAzsxdon and Paul rave hsse
s1tsred Srfsooi over n Lawrencsuse, n. ].
A. D. Eo-wesI. . merchant Of SezcflA
wss .; the AGxrray Hi tor two cn.ys os
chis week
X. ~ CARY. Of Seattle. registered IT a.
Coatinsntxi hoses an che list inst
H. l.. Reynolds. VINO lived IN Sea-.zs ss,d
WAcfcen - q patent lawyer there II now
ressSerx q New York CITY. He In q 30
.cilor 'T foregn and domestic patents
II the employ OF Aesvrv. Mum & Co.
publishers Of TIE Ecseat1fc American.
!. T. Mailing a few years back mayer
q ADe-deen. Wash u now IN Business
osre. tie - engaged h promoting Arx-
enf enterprises
w. J. Parkinson. a senator &c tire eafsy
DAYS OF statehood for tire wr1atoorn dis
trscs, low ress1es a; Do5bfs Ferry. a short
dfseazHcs 1p tie HUDSON from New York
CITY. He viii De remembered as having tn
froI1c~c at one session OF the legislature
. o9E for TIE protection OF blue fays. an.
being sansraaFon dubbed by the state press
biae~tAy Parkinson" Hs - anxsoaas TO
1esafn 70 washington state. and expects
% return - soon IS 10 deems q a1aysS-
ahfe
Eta Ssesenn. . nAvorite enger Of Sc
attic. N now . leading member Of Rscs's
Esangeline" company. She has been ur-
Ger schsy 70 EvangeIlne, the principal
character. TIE company has been pfay-
ang Evangellfse" at Manhattan Beach ali
summer. and the play VIII be transferred
70 the SarSien thea.er. this city. on Octo-
Der l. IL Is a successful piece. Mss SteS-
eon. who IN q Seattle girl. has done sSgllls-
ualSy Wei n her chosen profession. She
mas had several siatgerang offers from ola1-
er managers OF engagements with other
opera companies. but fas preferred 20 10
MAN uTFAer the management Of Mr. Rsce
IN his Evangs.iras'' company
Rev. Alexander Alison. former pastor
OF TIE First Presbyterian church OF Sc
attic, h filing an engagement In ono OF
TIE leaoapg Presbyterian churches OF
Cleveland, O. He is taking the place OF
the regular minister there for eisht weeks.
Rev. John Watson, otherwise known "a
Ian Macaarer,. ths asrthor or Beside che
Bonny Briar Bush" arrived In New York
from Europe osa Frts1ay. He has 6ouu.-
less many adsraneTs IN Seattle, wesoss eyes
have dsmnned WI IN tears when reading
those sweet Scotch stories known under
fhe name mentioned above ASIDE f-usm
the fact or the popularity Of the tales.
they ara remarkable in that they are eyt-
oercs u a phenomena In the taste OF the
reading pub1c existing az trio present
time. protest Al the rpulanticASm n rs-
cent nteraftEre- Mr.. Watson VII fas-nA-
dately start upon a lecture tour OF the
states under the management OF the vat
crA manager, Ma. James e. Pond.
J. PARK HENDERSON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

0.sauer Ak Is advertised 20 0a0 -
Alaska ;nss morning g. ccsock
Schooner American Girl allec froO Fors
Hiaxeley yesterday with . cargo Of kuzn-
Der for San Francisco.
Bark Columbia. frcm San Francisco. A.
rived a, Por. Blskeiey yesterday. SoD
viii load return cargo o. blsn Der.
The steamship Ambrose has been char
tered 10 load cargo q; this port and IA
coma for Central America. Sc Is DOW On
her way here from Hoagkong.
A crew o. eight men WAS shipped Friday
for The hark E.ie,te by J. z. HawxirA
tn. Et3etfe IL loading humber az Port Had
lock for San Francisco. Hawkins yesfsr-
day secured six men for the schooner
Bangor. which IS Ioad-ng lumber a. Oiyu-
psa for San Pedro.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Ne eissant belt Of forest. At the en4 Of
eFeat spurs they meet and 3osn their
forces until four mighty rtverY are form
"a tnses Rowing into Puget sound. the
io1fsn into The Columbia Eevcrd
where the forest meets the SEA- TIE a.
eenoaag smoke Of mil and factory r,arks
the location OF the busy cify-the only
evidences Of home and civilization.
The light for the stsreopsicon was sue
cesefuIy handled by b. p. Kualer. ana
the series Of slides and also the rsrtures
On ths walls ard tshies were kfnsTv far
nfsned cy Aessrs. Braas. Strickland and
CurSts- Az The invitation OF the uyesa-
Gent. Miss Adeiia ". Parker. the audiences
remained After the lecture 10 examine she
photographs. which MAI. Ineraham pro-
nouncss the finest Rainier views ever
taken. The next and final lecture Of thia
series VIII be given next Thurstay even
ING by Prof. Henry LAnces, or .+Ftordtc
CHARACTERISTICS OF Puget Sound"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
A Lot of Bargains
i'm Notions.

Good Tooth Brushes. only 20 each
Corset Steels, Sc each
Dress S,eels, sc each.
Hair Nets Sc each.
Tracing Wheels. &c each.
Hand Brushes. SC each.
Combs. &c each.
Envelopes. SC each.
KID Curriers'. Sc bunch.
Windsor Ties, &c each.
New Soaps. &c cake. worth ioc.
Mackintoshes for every lady In Seat
tie. all kinds-l. 2 ana : capes In blue,
black and mixed goods.
Single textures. one cape. blue or
black, reduced from 81 to g Is: tans.
STE
Misses Blue ana Black. SIS: Tan.
$eE
Misses double texture. two capes,
Blue or Gray. only "a each. reduced
from $50
Ladies' two capea detachable velvet
collar. double texture. wers So. now
$50.
Ladies' Blue or Black ons-cape double
texture. reduced from, s. 10 - each.
We have Mack'n;oshes UP to 80. We
guarantee every garment we sell 70 be
waterproof.
just arrived. new fall lire OF Ladies'
Wrappers in bishop sleeves, from 7Sc
up 10 s. These are guaranteed TO ct
nicely and stylishly made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
Bk VITA. from vAesvoskcck. Tor EanaS'
no.
Eureka. or.. s.-Arca.a. from Pert,An4


Tacoma Oct a-Spectas.-Tho Great
corn IN carload lots " - re pounds ana
corn rresI n carload lots % -. 9s po1ncs
from Si0ux CITY. Sioux Falls and Eauk-
fecsfwe t-arze3i2 tezv.
British steamship Anararoora . now
en- route TO this port from Eongkoug 70
load cargo for Central American points
STE Is expected about October - and VIII
sal Ave DAYS later Sire IS represented
here by Sa underx. Ware & Co.
tn. American schooner Allen A. AZ
rived IL pert last evening and tocke1 a.
ire s.. Pau mill She arrived IN ballast
from Hawaii and Will load cargo Of
lumber FOR Tahiti TIE voyage was une-
ren-suf and was made With Light winds
n twenty-five days TO Port Townsend.
After PAYING of the sailors today Cap
tain Schsge VIII begin work taking on BIS
cargo whkch win - Ia The reigascrhood
Of Ea &C feet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
BARGAINS FOR ALL.

81 per pair. We At ana guarantee every
pair. Also a full line OF two-clasp
street Gloves in all tho new shades:
only 81 per pair: guarantee every pair.
White Chamois Gloves reduced 20 $50
Per pair. We guarantee these Gloves
TO wash and remain soft.
Big drive in Pearl Buttons-D gross
fne quality Pearl Buttons at Sc dozen:
good value at iac.
Fifty pieces new Ve.lings Just arrived,
q. SC, loc. l6c. asc and 25c; also Wells
al made =. 1Sc, were sold as aigh a. 800
each
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A nice new line OF Umbrellas at 1ot
nns Cotton and Rustic Handles. guar
anteed fast black. good value a. SIS
Also new line OF Umbrellas In Gloria
Six at 81 and SIS. worth as high a. =
each.
Ladies' All Wool Cashmere HosA
good value at I6c, aoc and &c per pair;
never had such good bargains.
Also immense line OF Ladies' ana Cnil-
dren's Cotton Hose. fast black ana
seamless. at loo. lie and &c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
Burlington Route.

All Northern Pacific tcse. agents have
tickets over the Burlington route from
Billings 10 Omaha. Kansas City. ST.
Louis and all other Southern and South
eastern cities.
They Will furnish you with . ticket VIA
Billings 81 the same rate a. via ST. Paul
II you ask for It.
Ask for II, because by 20 doing. you
viii reach your destination all the way
from 10 70 Is hours sooner than II you
take any other line.
Write for Information about rates ard
trains. NJ P. Benton. Puget sound agent.
corner Ycsler avenue and From. street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Twenty pieces best AmoekeaS Apron
Ginghams. These are seconds. On sale
Monday. &c 4 yard.
Good heavy. yard-wi5s Muslin. nice
and clean. &c yard
MIL Remnants or wide black Sasines.
worth i5e. on sale MONDAY. SO yard.
l.SD yards OF 35-inch Bleaehet Nus
lin, worth lec. Monday &c yard.
100 yards NTH Remnants OF Ail-wcel
Serge. St inches wids. all eolors, only
1e 2-3c yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
BREYITIES.
ARRANGEMENTS 1

Arrangements for the appearance Of
Madame bloomfield Zeisler. the great p.-
anist, Ia this city has been fixed for De
cember 9 a. the Seattle theater.
People coming down town along Jack
son street cable cars are amused by the
following sign. which has been posted on
that portion o. the street which has been
fenced OF: New city park: please keep
of the grass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
Single Shfpmegts.

The Great Northern railway gives notice
that hereafter IL will not receive shingles
for shipments via the lakes east of West
Superior, Duluth. etc, routed care of the
Union Transit Company. Shipments OF
shingles routed via the Great Northern
railway and the Northern Steamship
Company viii be received until further no.
tfce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
NOTICE THE PRICES.

Mil Remnants Of Outing F7anns,s at
&c yard. worth So: also fun pieces 1t Sc
yard. regular Sc quality.
Remnants Of Slesta, good qualities IN
lengths OF ana yards. only Sc yard,
worth l5c yard
Ten pieces Cotton Flannel LINED
plaids. 30 inches wide. only sl-so yard,
worth l5c yard
New Calcoes. I'll q. 30 yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
A lot OF CoIored Blankets good quail

- tOs VI OUtV4 ~ 6Id1lkoLSs 8ooV QUAI-
ity. SIC pair.
lot OF White All-wool, large s,ze
Blankets. worth IS, only s. Is per pair.
All-Silk Windsor Ties, 10c each, big
bargains.
We will place on sale Monday . Job
lot OF 80 dozen five-button Kid Gloves
IN browns and tans. sizes 81. Ga, ca
and at &c per pair. These are good
value at 81 a pair
We have now on hand a new line Of
either five-hook or five-button Kid
Gloves IN blacks, tans and browns, a.
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