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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-03
EHELp THE "sILENT CITY,"

SEATTLE, Wpsh., Sept. 3.-AlaskS's
"silent cnSn has revealed It's prolence
to i've members OF the party which
accompanie1I Prince Luigi up Mount
st. Euas. In the early mJrning OF
July 10. the party while returning
lIo m tue ocean with supplies, sudden.
Iy saw the city MIR rcd In The clear
atmsspherc. The vi,ou was 81 clear
that q. w. Thornton, 40 first noticed
IL. wrote in bis mole book rs follows
at required no effort OF imagi alton
to nken Is to city, but II was 81 dis
tinot on tue plain that Is r'qnlroi IN
deed strong iRith to believe that 1t
w,s not In reality city,"
II remained n perfect image for 30
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Police Notes.

c. II. Hill and William Corbett. charged
with fighting. were released from custody
yesterday on motion OF the city attorney.
Peter Anderson pleaded guilty IN the
municipal court yesterday u the charge
OF drunkenness and was given SIC and
costs.
John Peterson spent Friday night in the
city Jail. sleeping OF a drunk. The ar
resting officer did not appear In court
yesterday, so Peterson was discharged
H c. Esterbrook. the man OF many bur-
Claries. all Of which were confessed 10
Chief Reed. was bound over yesterday n
the sum Of $40 for his appearance ia the
superior court. Bonds ara not yet forth
coming and Esterbrook Is now In the
county jail.
Judge Bogue yesterday denied the mo-
ton for a new trial In the case Of G.. Fall
sefto who ives found guilty by jury OF
c0ha bltation with iewd women and was
sentenced 70 thirty days IN Jail and fined
So Ex-Judge Glasgow. counsel Tor the
prisoner. made 3 strong plea for a lighter
sentence, bat Judge Bogue would not re-
lent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Flour Cheap at al "a Pound.

The latest reports % the wonderful
strikes on the Yukon river has again set
tie Alaska excitement az fever heat Old
time miners VINO Rave not swung r pick
or handled a pan since he Gays e. 80 are
now anxious % trv the new ''diErfn's''
again. The price OF provisions. especially
-four az s. a pound. recalls The early days
20 many residents OF Seattle Two old
timers were giving their experiences yes
teraav ard told az Tire time when they
were IN the dirEings ard gold vas a drug
On The market n comparison with
-four ar. provisions. on. ve1tfTred the re-
mark that the Trfc~ OF -four on the Yukon
couldn't ae marker 20 what tne miners
~, tNe~a wosiir ~ wiling 30 nay psT ootesa
Ter Painter beer. THIS @xrefert beer ts
consg,lersi everywhere as besnE the very
s.est h4s- thRt is made Hryw1tTs. II s. a
mild touie. which Is especially good al t,gis
t4rmA os the year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Court Notes.


william Sharp, convicted OF burglary.
was yesterday sentenced by Judge Jacobs
20 two years confinement n tie penltea-
tsary.
Company VS.. Smith & Smith was ysster
day dismissed IN the sapsEior court - the
plaintiff.
IN the case % the Unson Electric Com
pany -. Seattle Theaser COMPANY tns
exceptions 10 the defendants appeal bond
were withdraw ey stipulation
complaint vas feed in the probate
department Of the superior court yesIer-
day. cAarg.ng NyAe p clesg VIE Ia
.est. and the case Was set for hearing On
Monday. April L.
Judge Moore yesterday signed an order
confirming the sale Of real estate made in
the case OF Seattle Building and Loan as
e0clatton vs. Lena Watson et al, covering
EGts = { and 5. block *. II Riverside a4dl-
ton. soad for xss1-6s-
The divorce case OF Louisa Robbins rs.
Richard w Robbins was on trial before
Judge Jacobs II the superior court yesteE-
day afternoon The taxing of test AE40ny
was not completed, and the further hear
ing Of the case Was postponed until april
The Commercial National Bank Of New
York brought suit In the superior court
yesterday against the firm Of Ioklas *
s4ngerman. consisting Of J. Ferdinand
Iok!as Paul singeTnan and J. b. Mac
DOGgan, OF a pr0mlssory note for xI.sl8-Se,
made IN Seattle on April - 1851.
In the case Of the Washington National
Bailgiag-LoAn and Investment Ass0cl4-
ton rs. George II. Walter et al. the de-
fault was entered Of the Latona Land
and Mortgage Company. the Morse In
xsstment and Mortgage Company. ~ II.
Walter. Lolita II. Walter, A 9 Walter. J.
II. Robson and Isabella Robson.
The c'ty OF Seattle. by its attorneys.
yesterday filed ia the superior court q no.
fice and motion for : new trial Ia thS
case brought against IL By y. r. Noble
et al, In which the lattsTson Thursday last
received Judgment against the city for
s. 90 damages. for the death Of Judson
u. Noble. The motion Is based upon stat
utory grounds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
MR. KINGS APPOINTMENT.
The Ex-school Director Vow n Mem
her of the Board of Regents.

George II. King yesterday received his
appointment as regent OF the university OF
Washington from Gov. Rogers The APP
pointment reads.
II have this day appointed you a regent
OF the state university for the term end
Ing the second Monday IN March. 1903.
vice s. NJ Allen. resigned. Please take
the oath OF Office and forward Il at once
so that II may be filed with the secretary
OF state"
Mr.. King made an excellent record rs a
member Of the board OF education. He
was elected IN November. lsg3. served
three years. and declined a reelection.
His appointment as a university regent
Il looked upon as one OF the best Gov.
Rogers has made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

n nearing vas given Edward VI WI
80 charged with insanity. by Jadxs
s'Nsl ys.sesrnay Wilson f. Scotch mar.
having two trades that Of fxr cyt-a- 80
xssAt o. cooper. TIE trial aevesouea tfst
WILSON, was making nuisance OF himself
around police headquarters where he was
persistent visitor. demanding che return
=. 80 winch ne claimed was taken from
MN on one o. mis- periodical arrests for
uE AnAesfanNss. under a former adm3rssfra-
Ton cs the Department. ana WHICH Re
ssaszDs WAS never returned The sxarnfB-
inE physicians found 10 evidence OF In
sanity beyond this delusIon. IL II be one.
afN1 diagnosed mis- case as excessive pue-
nseity and auarrelsomeness. compgieated
win an unhealthy appetite for ssfmu-
iants. Wilson was acoorGls4zly DISCHARGED
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

In the divorce case Of G. NJ. Rouse w.
Sophia Rouse. the plaintiff thinks he has
been THE victim Of an inadyerteocs. he
complains 20 the superior court, In . no
ffon 20 modify an tnteriocutory decree
entered IN the case. fled yesterday. that
while the court really ordered him 10 pay
the defendant the sum OF 81 per month
and the further sum OF 81 attorneys fees
the order. as actually signed and entered.
requires him 20 pay her The sum o. -
,.sy month. He wants the order modified
10 CORRESPOND with the courts verbal rul-
ing IN the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

1siss ard couple % friends called
soinAn Y the lower end % town RI
Gay nignt and drank a se- k.oftles ~ 49,
! nen the trio went cur. as Dgx,xsas rsas-,s
Tor more beer: bat as ,oon as thew 80
s~s9 Us woman missed al ax4~akaan
111hsf- valued az 81 shs folszea tie
s-sa 20 the street. brought them back 20
nef room and mace Douglas give % -.
coAI she then missed her purse contain
.ns - o. -. and a. The men 6lssiairrss any
HnoNseoge OF r, Ofsace- Grant was called
:. Aal p1f Doaglas uEsder arrest TIE
purse was sfte-wzrd found - - e.
When Douglas was On trial v-gS,s-.t.',,
charged WITH petty larceny be saka i yrs
AZ JOSH. but J1sge Boxue took tie
matter seriously and found the sagl,r
guilty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
The GaIIows.

II WAS expected that me work Of build.
ing the gallows on which the last penalty
OF me Law would he executed upon Craze
mar. Noristrom and Carey. would CON-
mence on Monday next. in the courthouse
yard. Immediately IN the rear % the
south wing OF the building Sheriff Meyer
returned from Olympia yesterday and an
nourccd that the work would not be CON-
meneed Immediately: that there was
plenty Of tine between now and the I'd.
the day set for the hanging. and that he
would take no action toward building the
gallows until he heard definitely from tie
board OF pardons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Ladies' Suits.

The wonderful success Of our Tailor
made suit department is due TO large
extent 10 the fact thai the styles are
totally diferen from those shown else
where. Perfect tailoring. combined with
latest styles. are features OF our ready
to-wear spring dresses Every detail or
finish has had careful attention The
prices are popular.
LADIES' tsilor-made suit, made OF all
wool Serge in black. with dy front,
Jacket lined with black taffeta, in navy
with fly front jacket. lined with car
dinal taffeta, percaIlne lined sklrt -FOUR
yards wide, sI.ss.
Ladies tailor made suit. made OF
Chevsot Serge in navy and black, ny
front Jacket z inches long. coat col
lar.Aap pockets lined with black serge,
YErcahne lined skirt yards wide, ss.ss.
LADIES' tailOr-naadaSsuit. maae OF che
vot Serge. in black ana navy, uy front
Jacket q inches long. coat collar, pearl
buttons. flaps and pockets lined with
efanxeahls faffeta. percaiine lined
sSSlrt four yards wide. 3u-Ss.
ladies' tsilor-macs suit made OF very
best quality storm serge In navy ana
black. fy front jacket and skirt SILK
lined throughout. skirt four yards wide.
sl350
OF chevfot sarge In black and navy,
T-fou Jacket silk lined. skirt four yards
vf3@ Tss~ralina lined with rirdle. s. -.
Ladies taiIor-u made Et0n s,git ruaoe OF
best quality storm serge, in black navy
and brown. six lined Jacket neatly
trimmed with black braid. nercaEne
lined skirt four yards wide. $50.
Ladies' taflor-nsaae Eton SUIT made or
chDs-fot serge fl navy gray ard green.
silk lined Jacket, neatly trimmed with
braid percalfus lined SKIRT four yards
wide s1s00.
LADIES' taiior-maGe Eton suit made OF
cheviot Fl plum and green, tiEht-fttiuE
sslk-ltnea Eton jacket handsomely
trimmed with braid. percaEne lined skirt
a. yards wide, <@9.o9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Divorce Decree modified.

The divorce decree tn the case Of Con-
stance T.. Hill W. L. 4. Hill was yester-
day modified by Judge Jacobs. The modi-
fled decree orders that the Infant daugh-
ter. Mabel, the custody OF which was
originally granted TO the husband. be
temporarily awarded TO the wife. VINO has
married sncs the decree and Is now Mrs
Constance r Parker. At the end Of
three months the mother Is 10 report 10
the court and the final disposition OK the
child will then be made In the mean
time me child il not to be taken beyond
tae Jurisdiction of the court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Prisoner. Arraiun~d.

There were quite number OF prisoners
before Judge Jacobs yesterday for ar
ralgnfnent. Newton Hunter, charged
with an infamous assault upon a little
SRI. was not ready 10 plead. and was
given until Thursday. His case was set
for trial April 81 Bonds were fixed at
sA-Ss, which he was unable 20 give. and
was recommstfesd George Pearson
charged with larceny fn stealing a fan
blower from Mrs. A. Amund. pleaded not
guilty. and MS case wes set for trial April
b NJ oBrien and W II. Moore. tfs Mug
saloon burglars. pleaded not guilty. and
their cases were set for trial April Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Get. a stenoxrnpher.

Sheriff Meyer was before the county
.o-,,oas~soners Yesterday with an april
eaton for more help IN his department
TIE said the force was unable 70 keep up
win TIE work, and had employed and
pad for additional help cut % their own
rockets. His application was modest
ona. a. he only asked for stenogra4.aer
ror three days. ard the board accedcd 10
4,fa regnezt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Another sack q ~tu@ stolen ~ Mack Nc
Afuir ara WI{sas Z,owery vas recovered
Yesterday ~ Cnses Reed y RAD hee-
cached N fhe brush hevont Division street
TIE property IS SO 10 CREST value. consist
tn- 90 several p2irs - cve~snoss, N cid
ows-roat 4 ttr - cc-ee. csrist~r 90 "a.
ans q couple % s-nptied wtns bottles Nc
Afusa ard LIVERY aeunit that Il - a part
= fhe1r plumber snS was stc'sa from TIE
ressseucs 81 Mr.. Clements 81 s-s Lewis
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Hosiery Bargains.

Maybe there isn't anybody left that
needs Stockings for a while after our
last weeks Hosiery sale but that very
ceiling has encouraged III 90 continus
the sale another week
cHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
Chlidrens Fast Black Ribbed Cot
ton Hose, &c pair.
Childrea's Fast Black Heavy Ribbed
Cotton Hose, &C pair.
Chilirer1's Fast Black Seamless Rib
bed Cryttorl Hose, iTtgc pair.
ChlldTen's Fast Black Seamless Dol-
bic Heel Cotton Hose. l5c r~ir.
Chiidrsn's Fast Black Seamless Dou-
bic Heel Coston Hose, lsc pair.
C1aiidrezs's Fast Black Seamless Dou-
ole Knee. Heel and Toe. &c pair
IshifGFan's Fast Black Seamless Doti-
Die Knee. Heel sFd Toe, &c 20 tic pair.
ChIleren's Fast Color Tan Seamless
Chgidref's Fast Color Russet Seam
less Hss., i5c pair.
ChilareB's Fast Color Ru~eet fssann-
lexs Hose, &c pair.
chiiarenis Fast Color OK Blood
Hose. &c 20 &c pair.
Boys Extra Heavy Seamless Fast
Black Bicycle Hose, &c pair.
LADIES HOSIERY.
rsadie@ Fast Black Seamless Cotton
Hose : l-5o pair, worth iZiFc-
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Cotton
Hose loo pair. worth he
Ladies' Fast Black Sea miess Cotto1
Hose l2ikc pair worth iG s-sc-
sole Cottpn Hose. IL ESQ pair, worth
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Double
Sole Cotton Hose 70 pair. worth zsc.
Ladies' Faxt Black Seamless Double
ssoss Cotton Hose % LOO pair. worth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
FOR SURVEYORS.
civil Service Examination TO BE
Held April -.

AT the request OF City Engineer Thom-
son the civil service commission has or
dered an examination to be held for sur
veyors April = The examination viii
BE for tranSitmen. Jewelers. rodrnen. ak
men. chsinmen and draughtsmen. To
those who pass The examination posltioSs
viii - open or the survey OF the Cedar
river water system
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Touorrow begins OUT special RIBBON
Sale for ONE WEEK ONLY. during
which time we VIII place on sale our
magnificent lines Of SATIN and eros
GRAIN RIBBONS. IN all shades. at
these rnaryeloas price,:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Every cae wants . picture .hst ri@a.~s
Rs vel IS Sc artistic and vel Hulsses
YaAosa. At least ere ssEa6lo - - city sfras
- cnrh8n~ thASs essentials. - fha many
arruns q Bal g Sors. - Cc'u-uhfa street
rser-ruIly testify. Taefr ssps-e riarsnos
az All me rAsA Cheap specials every
week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Shoes of Quality.

sowhsre else win you find such shes
values we have none but TIE best
here. ans are coatsnt TO sell shoes at
dry goods prsetA Every shos guar
an.eed-
T.aaieS Chocolsss er Black vos Kid
Lace or Baton Ssoss. cloth or kif TOP.
coin toe. heavy or hght soles. So 81 q
a pair.
Ladies' D0nEoia Kfi Ehos. eio@, er
kfs top. VITA patent leather or kid Ups.
all SHAPE toes az g. a. pair.
Ladder Pine yicf Rii Oxbloof IAcs
shoe. heavy or mstlu-n zoie. coin tee.
a. 81 g q pair.
Ladies Black. Tan. Chocoists ara
oxhioo6 oxford usa. coin toe. az
g. IS pair.
Misses and C-nglHrsn.s Tan. Black,
Chocolate and 0xhaoo6 r4os or Button
Shoes. from &C up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
A..,rne. Discharged.

ruaxe Moore yess eriay made an order
analfV dt4eharg1ng y. A. Neiine ns as
,srnee In insolvency % the rrTn q Laft q
Clark TIE final report SLOWS tlA. - =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Immigration Meeting.

re April meeting g -. KtnE Court ~
1rrrr{rrmxicn Sorsety wtl 20 aeli ~ "a
t~~zusne~ 90 Carsrn~rce rpo=as c. Tees
CAS-. Aevsl = 81 = o'eieck a. - 81 wAscs
sss-e general attendance - desired s
" Clark President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

New lire Of Hons~~rua and Bicycle
euttings. al the newest designs. coloFs
guaranteed p%rsecSiy fast. at 1So
New Inc OF scotch Ginghazns. silk
MIXTURES very desirable patterns.
Splendid values. Zoe ESr yard.
We have on hand a very complete
assortment OF Genuine English Gala
tea Cloths. every piece warranted fsss
coioCs. excellezat cloth for Boys Wear.
price &c
New line Of 1appes suitinxs. dark
grounds. with light ssaG unecs0rn oos-
orinss. pretty deSigna at n>
Our stock OF Fine French Percales
n at The top notch. fun o inches wide.
every lady should see them before
making ~ol-ct4ons. price lGsxc
New Ens % Turkey Red Prints. win
white and black dots. figures and
stripes. fast colcrs. good value at &c.
our price 60
New line of light Colorei Prints.
very Desirable petternA very beat
American make. az Sc
New line Of Check GirghsEna. In
browns and blues, neat pAtter to-
liable coaoTs. special value 1T Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

ard q . rA- cert q al ciet-rsa TIE
sane orsSer discharges ne saesxb@rs OF
tire ar-n from az liabilities for personal
or pE-srersn.p inds1s esdz@Ss contract I'd
prior 70 NOV ezzner :. 1s-. TIA date g TIE
ssz1znvv=~1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Spring Dress Goods.

You doa't have 20 understand dress
goods values 10 profit by this seasons
selling. Our experts have attended "a
that for you. Your confidence has
made our dress goods business. Here
are the fabrics that VIII add TO both IN
the cad
Canvas Cloth for taflor-mais suits,
two-sonad. A. inches wide. $50 yard
Clay Serge Cloth for tabernacle
suits, IS inches wide, II gray and brown
mixture, SI.65 yard.
Checked S0itiug small checks, latest
colorfngs. - inches wide. s5c yard
silk and Wool Sglting. light weight.
. inches wide. 75c a yard
Fancy Stripe Serges. light colors. IS
inches vide, &c yard.
six ana Wool Suifing. heavy weight,
p inches wide. s5c = yard
Wool Grenadines. lace patterns. fun
line OF colors. = inches wide. Gee yard.
Bicycle SuIting, new goods. IN
latest colorings. ~ inches wide. &c q
yard.
Silks.
The best silk production OF two con-
.1nsats congregats here. Newest
weaves fresh from the looms and at
prices that should make you quick buy
ers.
Black Satin Duchess, e inches wide.
slS a yard.
Extra Heavy Peau de Sole SILK, 9oc a
yard.
New Line silk Brocsdes, latest pat
terms and coloTings. &C yard.
New Line Black Taffeta. colorei
stripe. - inches wide. 6Sc q yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

r-o- Seatsis tourist. 80 r~s; csass. 49,
lnelgtlrE hertA - rga2n leavtTx So p naoa
Ar-fl - So9sssvn FzeAec Tsckat oEce.
gs Es-xs Rveru&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Y - likely TIA: rest - 80 syr-@av
schools nf sn@ cry VII - csasea sosta~
IA arco~1ance 49, ths recorlzas. & 3 .icr
e. ire ncx-4 q nsG-tA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

- 'aaa'siag IN ''blt ef Josh" WI.
-, ss'As. able seaman. was yesterday
S~@ sho costs IN the municipal court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 ISouis p. Arp and &anA D~pue. both
u E1mords. and Joseph X. Degea aid
Nora Dege1. both OF Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Veilings.

Wells we're never so dglntily pretty
and never 80 much worn as just now.
We are showing al tbs leading styles.
Dotted Tuxedo Net veiiings. In black.
white or colors, IN ea6less variety Of
styles. &c. &c. DC. b0c. &c. Tsc yard
Dotted Chiffon veilings. IA al COM
binations of coiora, &c yard.
Plain Chiffon ysiIinrs. Ia black.
white or coiors "a.
AL TIA novelties. In black On white.
white on black, green on black. lavsn-
Ger on black, Eeraniurn on black. GER
sniom on white. and all The new coma
blnations OF ecioFs ia Tuxedo meta re
to TO q yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Fancy Ribbons.

An elaborate showing Monday Of the
newly arrived Fancy Ribbons Such
ribbon beauty-such pretty ccnceits--
such elegancs-surh ssyis-suca taste
such endless variety IL here. and At
such prices "a viii make our Ribbon
Department more than ever popular.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

rnunde-ei sifrs Waists ere corr-
ting TO ps daily. Hsre youfl find the
newest models. tire newest materials
and many exclusive designs.
Ladies 9yIrt wst-t. best quality
print, detachable collar OF same ma
feriai. Persian rsoesle1 ard striped
effects OF black. navy, hEs1t plas.
pink. ca nary and heliotrcpe. 4sc-
Ladies Shirt Waist. made Of rood
quality percale. linen eDect. with
Handsome noral ssr1.s. detachable col
Lar. TO
Indieg Shirt Waist made os good
quality p~rcale, scroll effect. IN black
and white. blue ard white or green
and walste. &c
Ladies Easrr yvs.ss, % hart~orre
lawn detachable cellar, IN stripe and
scroll Ell ects Of black. navy. silver
gray. green and heliotrope. Sc
IIaEies r5arS4soryss Iaunty Ez7frt
Waist IN a great variety of beautiful
designs OK figured. black. green. pink
and hesirtrope. with octscA s5ls stand
liz collar. g-&.
Ta6ses' Fins Linen Crash Ss1srs
Waist. very smear, In tan ana blue.
with ce1acaable nuen collar, this
Waist ~ intenS~d 10 BE worn over o
colorec lining: E.7s-
Iares. Handsome Happ~s Ss1srt
WasxE. 81 VERY novel and ercfest De-
signs and coiortngA WITH dstachabls
linen collar. y1.sS
ladies' Shirt WAS. 81 re very Se~e
quality Orga-<13e, very sh>~~, black
ground with handsome fo~sl effect,
deiacszsbAs lansx collar, - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

New Wash Fabrics Of tho caantiese
sort TIE pressaest designs. finest
wesves ard usost generally desirable
are here ready for cur customers
Many .. them are confined exclusively
20 - and yrocura5ls nowhere else In
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
1aIS TINE $4,000.
uRY VERDICT FOR DAM
- AGAINST THE o. l. co.

Of Ella Hay and Her six
n1~~, for H~eompense fos the
II Her Husband In the
sss. Mine Disaster of 1894
.~-se~en special FfndinGs-
a. Go 20 the Supreme Court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

wed Ike you - see our Uneerskirts-
fhe rev ones we raean--new materials
an3 new Styles are Represented here "a
abundance. ane & there were any berfsr
values we would have theua-cat there
aren't
LADIES' s7seE7 Skirt rlE1e % fast
bias sztesu- s1irre4 RULE. sc; better
qualify Sc
ladies' sateea Skir+ made % fsxs
black sateen. umbrella shape o-e hem
mad raT5e. s. 90 El&s5s - black Italian
Cloth Esa
E-zEsex' aso~een ski. rnate % al
wool usn-een. La-tnch Gou-ce g. % SANE
szrrV ert With z2-fncs ecuuca r. ~
Lads Alo~eaG Sslrt- zaz9e % h~Ss
c s2Nty aE-woo3 AtoTeeE- umbrella
sac. ore seEDEse~d ruTla. 60
Ladies uugnveAEs S&tE[. s-So-cur3e3
r-@3a made q tast-taaCE sa1GsE. s--sa.
= black EaNstA zzik. 3 -.