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The times., 1897-05-08
aH. A. TREGINA
Teaches HARMONY,
FORM

INSTRUMENTATION
Instruction given at residence Of pupil
Convenient hours Terms, So per lesson
Address A TkEGINA. 5l9 9Th ss. &C.
mh24-Zm
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NANTED-By a young colored man place;
can drive, cook, waIe, IT do general house
WORK: good refs. Address W. l.. FRYE,
6ub Md. ave. ne. Item
The times., 1897-05-08

FOR RENT-Pretty 2-story frame dwell
ing nw;7 rooms, bath, a. IN L.; just conn
pleted: 110 Jefferson St, AnacoSta: rent
$40: key next door. l.. STARGAKDTER,
Room 2, 6l3 ! 5th sc. NV. my6-3t
The times., 1897-05-08

WANTED BY young man a place AS
cook: good refs. Address ALBERT, 135
A St ne Item
The times., 1897-05-08
FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

SIOO DOWN and your note for 81 200 win
buy 7-rooU dwelling in TenIeytown, D.
c.; lot 25x150 call early. J. ID. SULLI-
VAN, 18th and G. my2-1w
The times., 1897-05-08

FOR RENT-At Washington Grove, Nd,
fur cottage; $40 for full season; pump at
kitchen door. Apply to j. RICHARD RIG
Giles Il BRO, 712 X st. NV, paint store
uly6-3t.em
The times., 1897-05-08

The above is only a portion of the prop
erty on my books. For full list call at
office for bulletin, issued on the lst and
5th. THOS. E WAGGA NAN,
ap24-tf Sl7 + St NV.
WE also have large For Rent House"
and For Sale House cards, 10 cents
eacn at business Office OF The Times.
ap21-5f
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WANTED--A large well-fur. room, where
gentleman may receive his friends. w.
E, this office. 1t
The times., 1897-05-08

WANTED To buy horse, harness, and
buggy, on easy terms. Address CiIA
SALES MAN this office 1t ,eIu
The times., 1897-05-08

WANTED D-Place, by colored man, as
porter REFS given. 2223 l. st. NV
The times., 1897-05-08

FOR RENT-Nicely fur front and back
rooms, completely furnished for light
housekeeping. BIT Pa. ave- NV; second
floor. my2-7t
DON'T FORGET to get your Window
Cards at the Business Office OF The
Times. ap21tf
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ron nENT-RooMs.

FOR kENT-Nicc, front room; overlook
Ing Pa ave; with or without hoard, Also
hall room; cheap for summer. 1923 2oth
st. NV. myo-ot
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wANTED--Furnished and unfurnished
rooIns or flats for light housekeeping;
we have constant demands for these; IL
YOU nave either to rent, it would pay to
cali on us. COLUMBIA ROOM RENTING
AGENCY, Room IS, Wash. Loan and Trust
MdS. my7-3t-em
WANTED-Tw0 rOoms partly furnished.
suitable for light housekeeping, by mar
ricd couple; within fifteen minutes walk
from Treasury; SI2 per month. GOVERN
MENT CLERK, this office. my6-3t
The times., 1897-05-08

PRINTfNG-Business cards 75c- per ,0GO;
other printing equally as cheSp; megS
Zines bound for soc; miscellaneous books
Rebound. paper ruling, etc u. Z. WILL
LIAMS. o15 18th st. NV. fe6-tf. .em
The times., 1897-05-08

FOR RENT unfuI. rooms, with water
and hath, for housekeeping, SIS, half
square from the White Lot. 1412 Ohio
ave. NV. my5- Stem
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
LLL,.T WRITES MUST EAT CROW.
So SAys Mr.. Webster lilo says Tie aud IIls
Faction Are In the Sad,i,rnnd Ia.
ud to Rcmain There. ...
Especial 10 Ncws and Comrie;,l J

Columbia, May 10. From all that
can bc heard the Webster, or regular
Rrpuh lean organization seems to he
very decidedly IN the saddle. Mr..
Webster was here yesterday and was as
happy as he could be. He said that in
miitcd un all sides that In the various
departments the recommendations Of
the regular organization were rccog-
, nizcd. This is explained by the fact
that the national Republican commit
tee has advised the departments that
the WchStcr.Toltc't faction was tho
rrgu ar organization in this State. Mr..
Webster said that the Rrayton faction
had about admitted that the regular
organization was 20 br recognized ut
the departments, and us II last straw
claim that they have some show at the
White House. In time. Mr.. Webster
says, the rcorganizrd Republicans will
also admit that the White House will
give them no more comfort than the
departments. First OF all Mr.. Web
ster said that ina State like South Car
DINA the President would remrmhcr
his friends with due regard to Qualii-
cation. He said that while the rreSi-
dent would like to SEQ the factions unite
in this State he will moi forget his real
and old friends for such an end, when
the warning had been going on for
Years and was likely to continue, MIR.
Webster is firmly uf the opinion that
whatever appointments arc made,
whether through the departments or
Ivy the President, will he made through
the regular arty organization.
MIR. Webster does no, think that
there will hr any important changes in
this State il the Federal Offices until
August. when the first of these terms
expires.
The district attorneys Office is the
first to become vacant a, the term Of
MIR. Murphy expires in August. The
internal revenue rollrrtorship does not
become vacant until April. MIR. Web
>tr! does 10, think that there will he
amy rrmOVuls, hut that the terms of
all Of these officers will bc allowed to
| expire anu then the changes will I've
made.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
COINS TO SEW BERRY.

The members Of Nrwbcrry Lodge
No. Is, knights of Pythias have invited
the Grand Lodge i hold the next an
nual convention in Newhcrry. The
city council joins in this invitation.
And why should the next convention
not be held here: We have good
town and our local lodge is one of the
strongest and best lodges in the State.
1t will helu our town 10 have these con-
ventions, for every one who comes here
goes away from Newbrrry win IA.
rorablc impression and wants Ia come
again and il conld not we'll hr other.
wise.
The Herald anu News joins the New.
berry lodge and the city council in This
invitation ana hnr"s the Grand Lod4,
will ACCEPT il. II will do the order il
Newbelry good TO have the GRAND
Lodge meet with us. and We feel sure
il will do the Grand Lodge good /,
come 10 Ncwhcrry.
Come along gentlemen. we will Civ,
you hearty welcome and enGeuvur |,
make yonr stay among lis pleasant,
The Grand Lodge meets in unnua
session in Anderson to-day.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Items from Long Lane.

We arr having 4 splendid )" son for
th" growing crop.
Mcssrs. Milton King and B. II. tuld-
we'll Joined u party of young rroplr
from the Mt. Bethel community and
attended the anniversary ut Clinton.
They all spent a few days visiting rcla-
tivcs of Mr.. King. They report quite
an interesting visit 10 Clinton. and
say they received royal rca,mrn,
among the friends and had delightful
trip.
Mrs. w. F.. Brown and son Nevil
visited Mrs. Browns brother, Mr.. Ale
wine, near Ncwberry lately.
Miss Eulalic Subcr spent day or
two at her home near here last week.
Messrs. Fred Smith and Will Wicker
have been ont here again and met with
the same little disappointment.
Mr.. Silas Cromcr's family and Miss
McGraw were up at Mr.. J. w. Cald
wells the other day.
Miss Lucy Elmore has been visiting
at MIR. John Subcr's, in Mollohon, this
week.
Mrs. j. T.. CoGcld and daughter,
Miss Mary, spent night at Mr.. 8. A.
Jctcr's this week, and went from here
to Mr.. w. y. Cofcld's, at Beth Eden.
About two weeks ago few near
friends assembled ut the residence Of
MIR. Robert Elmorc's and witnessed the
marriage of his daughter, Miss Mary,
TO Mr.. John Mayer, of Prosperity. The
ceremony was performed by Mr.. J. B.
Hood. Although having lived in this
community only few months, the
bride has, by her pleasant manners,
endcared herself to all of us and we
were sorry to see her leave, but our
loss is Prosperity's gain. We wish
them much happiness and pathway
strewn with roses.
Mr.. w. ". Brown and sons went on
u great fishing excursion down on
Broad river. AS they were leaving
was invited down to dine upon the fish,
but 1t proved to be the fish they didn't
catch.
The county chaingang has been in
our midst fixing some bridges. A
ncighbor living near the camp awak"
ened his wife one night by calls of
"wifc, wife! get up and hunt me the
gun, there is some wild varmint near,
don't you hear it?' The wife rubbed
her eyes and got up only to find the gun
sitting very near her husband: but
after finding the gun he persuaded him
self either that 1t was not varmint or
even II it was he had better wait until
day before going ont to shoot it. Whom
morning dawnod they. found that the
terror WAS At the camp and proceeded
from one of the gang, some of tho
stock or from the, oversecr himself:
they never learned which.
NITA.
May 18th, 1897,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
The Sesall anil Wews.
X. II. Al'I.I, EnroR.
WATER WORKS FESTIVAL.

Newbcrry was the pioneer in hmild-
Ing cotton mill to be operated eNcluS-
lively by steam. 1t proved Il success
and Is one OF the best nills in the
South. In fact we doubt if the Is Il
better anywhere and 1t has been pay
ing z od dividends on the investment.
She was also the pioneer IN this Soc
tion Of tho State in boring an artcsian
we'll In order TO get water for II system
of water works for the town. So far
the we'll has been success. While it
Is not flowing we'll yet the supply OF
water as tested is abundant.
Other towns have gone to work to
establish water works aud are to get
their water in the same way. Our syS-
tenn will bc completed in about six
weeks or two months and why could
we not have a little water works fcSti-
val and invite the other towns and cit
les TO come over and spend day or
two with us and see our system tested.
We could get reduced rates on the rail
roads and we could easily have the
town full Of people.
We only make the suggestion and
il our people conclude it would be Il
good thing we will help to get the
thing on foot.
The inauguration Of u system Of wat
or works, furnishing our people pure
and healthful drinking water and en-
cellent protection against fire, marks an
important epoch in our history as y
town and it would he altogether apprc-
pirate to tittingly celebrate the event,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
TIE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, MAY l8 1857. I
st PNMt's Items.


/ No preaching at our church ycster-
day. Mr. Sigh was sick with rhcu-
matism. $50
Mr.. n. ri. Dickcrt, from near the
Lexington line, visited his old friend
Mr.. Thaddcns EptinY, Saturday even
i'g and Sunday.
Our Sunday-school meets twice u
month--tirst and~third Sundays ut 10
o'clock Il M, when We havo preach
ing.
Mrs. Florence Counts. wife Of II. Il.
Counts, near l'omaria. has hccn very
i'll for two wccks-had pneumonia or
grippe and now has typhoid fever but
We arc glad TO hear she is some bcttcr.
There is something remarkable IN u
plantation on tannon's creek opposite
the Folk and Cannon place. The place
is now owned hy Mr.. Julius Epting. 1t
is said by people who know that this
place has been - ovor one hundred
years possessed 10y people Of tho Same
.iamc, "Epting." 1t was owned 10y
Billy EptinS; then Adam, his brother;
thS" t1tpps -NtNul SouN Vlll no"
Julius, son Of Jacob, This place has n
we'll on it that was dug perfectly round.
1t has never hrrn walled with any
thing. Although it has boon there
ovcra century, it has mover cavcd; tho
earth is ordinary rcd clay. Was it the
circular form in which it was dug that
prevented it from caving? Suppose
some one Try the experiment.. II this
we'll could talk it would tell great
many talc', some Of woe and some Of
pleasure.
will say in reply to Chips sugges-
ton Of reunion tcrmrlon. ice
cream fcstival-that will join right
hand with him in this or anyth ;ng else
tina, is good. | did not have the pleas
urr OF enjoying the feast So hountrously
and literally given 10y the editor, rs
am a now scribe.
CLODhOprEE.
Man Eth. 1897.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
SHERIFFE'S
Delinquent Tax Sale
STATE OF SOUTu CAROLINA,

tnl%'ii NI' .,.N. -...i,;I.N
y(I NlNtUE OF An EXECUTION
40 To me directed 10y &. +. Boyd,
Esq. Trcasurrr nf New berry County, |
will sell on Monday. the 9Th day of
June, 1897. lSalcdayl al \, whcrry Court
House, tho following property. viz:
s3 Acres in No / Tow nship. assessed
in the name of II. Il. Sanders estate.
bounded 10y lands Mrs. Sallir phifcr.
Alhrr, Anderson and Duncun's creek.
Lot in Town Of Helena. assessed to
Sarah Mctoy. bounded 10y lots Of Nancy
Edwards. j. =. Meredith, I.aurrn:; rail
road and public croud.
Lot in Town Of Whitmirc. assrssC d
II. ". PuSSrr. bounded by lot of DR..
+. N. and ThoS. Settler and T.. (.
Briggs.
Lot in Little Mountain assessed to
1. Q. Stoudcmi,c. 500 feet from centre
Of G.. \. l.. railroad track and road
leading from Little Mountain to 20.
marta. ~ feet front on same public
road, thence running back l47 yards tc
lands OF the lot of Walter Shcclcy
thence with said line 80 feet, thence
back west l47 yards to road leading
from Little Mountain to pomaria.
TERMS OF SALE-Cush. Purchaser
to pay for papers.
NJ. NJ. BUFORD,
Shcrlh' $ Otlicc. Sheriff n. G.
May, 1897 t. 3t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
May 10Th, 1897,
Something to Know.

1t may be worth something 10 know
that the very beat medicine for real or.
Ing the tired out nervous system to q
healthy vigor IL Electric Bitters. This
medicine is purely vegetable, acta by
giving tone to the nerve centres in the
stomach, gently stimulates the Liver
and Kid ieys, and aids these organs In
Electric Bilters improves the appetite,
aids dig siion, and In pronounced by
those who have tried IL as he very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try It.
Sold for 60c or 81 90 per bottle at
Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

The Nandercook case which is be-
Ing argued in the United States Cir
icut Court in Charleston this week
strikes at the very root Of the dispcn-
sary. Nandc1cook & Co. claim that
they have a right to ship wine into
broken packages to the consumers
II that be true and that position is sus-
tanned the props are gone from under
the dispensary system as at present
operated.
We understand that Gov. Ellcrbe' 5
purpose will be to call an extra session
OF the Legislature in case the State
loses the case and put the license so
high that no one can afford to sell even
in unbroken packages.
MIR. J. p. K. Bryan is fighting the
case against the dispensary and if there
Is anything i'll it he will find it out.
On the other hand Attorney General
Barber expects to quote as authority
for the position he will take Judge
Simonton's own decision, and he claims
that unless Judge Simonton rcverses
his former opinions the State is sure to
win.
It is an interesting fight.
The dispensary has been in the courts
from its inception and the probability
10 that it will remain there for long
time yet to come.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

We do not see Col. Gantt's Headlight
but we have not seen in any other pa
per where he made any specific charge
or offered any evidence to substantial.
what he had already charged.
We trust that Gov. Ellcrbe will now,
while there is reason aud excuse for i,
push the investigation Of the dispcn-
sary matter. Scruggs and CASTOR were
arrested and they treated the matter
somewhat as q joke. We are expect
ing Gov. Ellerbc to see to it that so
aerious matter is not a joke. True
what was taken or appropriated was a
very small affair and they may have
meant no wrong but this investigation
II pushed may lead to something moro
important.
II 1t Is TO stop here and there Is moth
Ing more why you better turn Scruggs
and CASTOR loose after first giving them
good reprimand.
A great many people have very
stsong notion that there are some very
much larger fish in this ..Iuddle than
have yet been caught, and these same
people will consider this whole matter
very much as a farce II the investipa.
--sion stops whore it is,
Let all the light be turned on, and II
there 10 any foundation for the many
vague charges and insinuations we
have heard, the people should know it..
If not, those who are suspicioned should
be vindicated. We do not believe
every rumor that floats around, but
there are 30 many loopholes and OPP
portunities and temptations about the
management Of the dispensary that @
little investigating would do no harm.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Bucklen's ATnica Salyc,

The best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum'
Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t IL guaranteed to givo
perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
Price 70 cents per box. For sale by
Robertson u Glider.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
SHOE and HAT LINE

Is superb, and can scarce be ex-
celled. The latest in everything
and strictly up to date. No
trouble to show you what we have.
Call and examine for your own
satisfaction, and if our goods and
prices don't convince you that we
ore the people to sell you
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
] he
ewberrv
Clothing j
Com pa1ly

Is on hand, ready with tho mob
biest and incest and reatest line
of Clothing and Gents Furnish
ings ever exhibited in this market.
No old stock to be run off 1t and
below cost, but our goods are new
and fresh and are marked close,
and our motto is short profits and
quick sales. Onr
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

Sumter.
MIR c l. Ostccn. Watrhman and
Southron. Sumter.
toni,n, Darlington.
Mr. Rice b Harmon, Lexington Dis
Patch.
The Rev w l. Jacobs. d d. Our
Monthly, Clinton.
Mr. y Is Cargilc, Sentinel, Saluda.
Mr. Il J Drew, Messenger, uar,S-
willie.
MrJ + ENormen,, the News and Cru-
rirr.
Mr. II J Fullrr, Advocate, Saluda.
MIR NJ S Eilry. Advocate. Saluda.
Mrs Virginia d Young. Enterprise.
Narn>i >illr
MIR Jas |. Sinus. Times and Democrat.
Olangrburg.
Mr. I |. CAN'T, Headlight. Spartan.
burg.
Mr. Jos |. Stopprlhrin and wife,
Advertiser, Georges.
Mr. Yates Snowdrn and Wife, the
News and Courier.
Mr. t'has & Lanrs,oa. lntellircnccr,
Anderson.
MIR Chas I Connors. Review, Lam
easter.
MrR W u Howrn and wife. Times,
Denmark.
MrT Beard, rhapip News, Ch.pjn,
Mr. X II Sweeney and wife. News.
Summrrvillr.
Mr. \ y Clarke. En,errrise. L.aaras.
slcr.
MIR l.ouis Apprl,. Times. Manning.
MIR { W Birchmorr and wife, Mes.
srngcr. Camden.
Mr. j +, Britt. MrCorrna,k Times.
Mir LCIison. Iuurnal and Rrviuw.
Aiken.
MIR j W lIamel, Era. Krrshaw.
MIR Il Y lavnrs and wife. Courier,
| Walhalla.
Mr. : Il Hridccs, Lancet. Ircsvi)l,
The Rev Sidi II Browne. Christian
N.ighhor, Columbia.
Mr. G. = Browne. Advocate. Ander.
| son.
Mrs NJ l. Coleman. Carolinian, Sen.
cca.
Mr. NJ B McSwcency, Guardian.
Hampton.
Mr. NJ W Culp, Times, Cn'on.
! Mr. J w Ragsdair, Enterprise. Tim
monsville.
Mr. G II Pettigrew. Advocate, Flor
ence.
Mr. Il r Hemphill, Medium, Able
| vile.
Miss Mary Hcmph;ll, Medium, Able
vile.
Mr. Josiah Doar and wife, Times,
| Georgetown.
Mr. Hugh Wilson. Press and Banner
| Abbcvillc.
Mr. J \ HCvt, Mountaineer, Green.
| Vile.
| Mr. Jas II Bacon, Chronicle, EDGE.
field.
| Mr. Wigfall Chcatham. Chroniclc
| Edgeficld.
| Mr. w a McLcnna and wife, Moni-
| tor, Johnston.
| Mr. w w Ball and wife. News. Groen.
vile.
Mr. & Darlington and wife, Herald
| Spartanburg.
Mr. N G Gonzales, State, Columbia.
| Mr. a G Kollock, News, DARLINGTON.
Mr. j NJ Knight, Herald, Sumter.
Mr. } L O THOMPSON, Sentinel
| Pickens.
In addition to these Mr.. AMI .xn,,,s
| Major J. G.. Hemphiu. Major Mo,cbors
and the Rov Mr. 4 ,u,o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
Stamped Linens and Fan
Cy Goods.

poyhes IN pure linen. IN all the latest
designs. not one pattern have you seen
before. salIlag ~ e. 3. T.. Sc, s. and
51zc each.
Center Pfscss-Such interesting de-
siEnS IL puzzles ones bead how any one
can coaeelve ard plan such pretty paS-
terms. IS. - a and - inches selling
Tor Isc l5e. &C and &c each
Squares. 12-iaca. hsnsist2hed. stamp
eG. Only I5c-
Hemstitehea ard le-inch Squares.
with fancy drawn work On corners or
ceateTs. &c up.
Hemstitched E-inch Square, with
double row. only -.
es-.nch square with double hem
Stitching. handsome patterns. only f5c.
stamped Pillow Shams. IS a pair.
Lace PILLOW Slams. 51c par.
I&uen Sp,ashers. only l3c each.
PRINCES Fan ~ Ban Fringe. II All
colors at G a gard.
Fancy Linen Fringe, n all shades
only g a yard.
Chenille Cords. n all eoiors. &c. s.
and ia- a yard.
Faney SIX Fringe, n al colors. Al
lac a yard.
Faecy Pompens. IN silk chenille. all
shades. 81. ard &c dozen
r-nhraiae~y silks IN FLO E-cai5S.
et- best quality 8c-s ap ~ patent
wrappers : s.Sens Ter lee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
Towels and TOwelin9.

yalaes that no economical woman
saa Esa Afford 70 overlook.
Fancy Check Small Towels. tor
NsIhen use. oniy s0c q dozen
Koasyeonb Towels. S6 inches long.
snly & and lee each.
AT German Linen Huck Towels. ioc.
Esc is ard 2oe each.
Fire Darnask Towels. n Irish and
ses.eh Ilaeas. fancy borders. kaotted
sFizge. only I1isc. sc. &C ard up.
eamplate assortment Of Bath
Tsweis his8ehed Aad unhseached. every
ezs large size both harsh and soft
sR.sa. selIiag foE Tee. lzl4c, I5c aad &c
sash.
TowELING BY THE YARD.
BlsaeAed Toilet Twill Crash. as a
s5seial oa.g 3iac a yard.
cheeked Glass Toweiing. In blue and
ssts. Fed and whltc. only SIC. les and
Eac yar8
rablsachea Pure Llnea Crash. as A
'esass Tor Mcnday. SC q yard.
H1Fasisy's Uableaehed All-LIRsn
eFasass at s1sc Sc sra To- a saga-
Pal Blsaehsd Irish. Scotch and AUS
aaa A'i-L.gen Towcl!ngs, lac and l--c
syAft.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
MAILING HATS

Paris redo-as. swell eGeet in al to
nv Pill SHADES. satin bound. plaid
hands ssc c~Iy Sc. So ana So.
stv3fsh watkfae hats. tate Fedora
blocks. II roeI aa&H;y II satin fer
velve. bsea.as. etc. ca.y Us No
eaca.
TIE Bsule.a-a. the latest Partisan
Fedora trimmed ara hou-a WEB a'a
satin r!coon Fancy 41ilis a; a.3s, c"-s
s. g.
EXTRA spECfAr.-Fire RAJ Os-
fr.-h Aa-sz-a pus~-es vcrta $ ana ga
Nertag S ans E.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
Lace Department.

You seldom question the price % lace
because the amount Is usually small
end ems done care 20 consider rifles We
TlI save you money here a larger
stock and lower prices t5an elsewhere.
vsIeocleunes Laees. al new designs.
frcm z'zc u2.
waite Oriental Lace FOUR ard seven
inches w18e. loc ard I5c a yard.
German Torchcn Iaces. &c. -. Sc and
-izc q y2r1
German Tagchoa. n twelve-yar1
pieces. cn]y 7-zc 2 piece.
Cream Lace. pr~sty patterns. fear
inches ws5e. only Tic and ike a yard
Heavy Crea1s.--ace seven la-aes vide.
only ~ a yard
BACK SIX taces sas ar5 I inches
u.1e. ooly lac ana l-Izc 4 gard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
Glove News.

LADIES' Gloves ir a e-e eaA'ifr 90 III
In M tne newest ara nsest deraete
fal coiersrEs .nell6iHS tae uew pearl
x-av. castor etc. to1r o-lta- s1rs1s
ASS ewo and tnres--lAsns az new
.tsar fresh raoas plcele srvus. per
sa. Ia ~ aes a..aret her che oest ger
e-sl I'd. r.fs glove shown ts- cae money.
-rav arr ST p glove On everything h-t
49,. a-ts.-s-s -sz- e e 1
Ras1 Es arst ceay N7 rev
rats-t thaaab fancy r1ee cerA t1 All
.re newest srs3ss sFe-y rz- v~-
rensee. ps.ee elsewhere s. Eer= $s
rat~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.

1E-irch Al Wool Dress Faz1-
relE. plain collars. ~c-TA
&c. Only .-..-- .+---- $4,000.
II lee n Yard.
Ladies Nusu Drawers.
With rucks. cheap a. &C.
Monday. S& a. m.
I5e a Pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24

Our tTlmmCrs have been ~orksnS
asgat ana day for nearly month get
ting up the choicest creations 20 Be seen
II tas N7rtswest. T. sou haven't seen
ours. we Know yoa want 30. Wen
have some especially attractive models
70 show yea tomsr-cw-.deas youn Eot
nra elsewhece. or i: they're copied. lose
In me uEtauns.