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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Another Bomb Explosion In Par

PABIs June l6.-A bomb was exploded
this afternoon in front of the strasburg
statue on the Place do la ConcOrde. No dam
age was done.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Total o-''V'
Less deductions for uuso.d an! re
turned comics .......... ........... a,SjA
Total NET soles ....,,... els 253
Net daily Rverare ,,,,.......... 10 S5l
, GEORGE u. TZSCuuCK.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this lst day of June, 1897.
(SeaI) y L. FELL,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
srATEMENT or crRCuI.ArIoN.

State OF Nebraska Douglas County, -:
George u. TzscIuct, Secretary Jt 1h" Rec Pub
fishing COMPANY being duly sworn, says that the
actual number uf full and complete copies OF The
DAILY Morning, Evening anil sunday Bee TF!n'"d
during tie month u NV lNnI- fnllsNs!
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

No matter what the verdict may be
the testimony il the BARLEY case proves
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
sooTiING BREEzEs.

fonkers Statesman: The Wife Doctor
can you 10 anything Tor my husbaudG
The Doctor-What seems to be the trouble1
worrying about money"
"Oh, | can relieve him OF that ali right"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Indianapolis Journal; at will only take n
rev good real summer days" mused the leo
cream soda, TO make me a hot favorite'
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Judge: Summer Boarher- Oh Mrs Fur
row, will you let me have four OF your big
geSt doughnuts2
Mrs Furrow (bigh.y nottered)- Certainly,
YOU Rim have a dozen Of 'pm
Summer Roarder--Four viii be enough, |
want to use them for Quoits
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Detroit Free Press Clara-,Did YOU have
any trodhlc in getting him 60 propose?
Maude--No. | suggested that you were
after him.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Detroit Free Press: Madam, Is your son
eNpecting 70 carry on any honors at college
this ycar?'
No, poor follow; he injured his kneecap
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Indianapolis Journal: Shc--No gentleman
should call ON a lady after drinking iatoNi-
cauts.
He That IS So. but how is he to know
until he sees herr
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
PARTIES LEAVING FOR THE SUMMER

INSIST ON HAVING THE DEE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18
FAMILY In WANT.
Theodore schaSe. I'm Jail, Writes =
Pitifal Letter To the BALLARD
City Council.

pitiful letter from Theodore Schade,
now confined in the King county jail
awaiting his trial on the charge Of obtain
ing money under false preisnsss. was read
20 the city council of Ballard Tuesday
night The letter was addressed 20 Jus
tee OF the Peace ". II. Vernon. who sent
IL 10 the council
IL stated that Schade's little girl was
very sick with fever, and that his family
was distressed ana in want. he asked the
justice TO make the matter known 20 the
public The council not having made any
tax levy for the relief OF the poor. were
unable 10 aid the family. The health on
Ger. however. was instructed TO attend 10
the sick child and the clerk was instructed
TO notify the county commissioners OF the
needy condition OF the family.
The resignation OF Police Justice Abra-
ham Looney was laid on the table indea-
nitely.
s. +. shusieton. president of the North
End and West Street railway, sent COM
munication 10 the council stating that he
had complied with the request OF the coun-
ell In removing the track from Ballard
avenue to ShiIshols. but asked permission
TO have thirty feet remain for q spur sid
Ing. which was granted.
The clerks bond was approved The
marshal was instructed 10 cut or the
water Of all delinquent consumers.
The committee appointed to see the Of
fcials of the Great Northern and the Sc
attic & international reported that they
had seen the officials or the Great North
ern. who were ready and willing 10 go
ahead with the work II the Seattle & Inter-
national would cooperate with them. The
committee failed TO see Receiver j. II. Bry-
ant and was continued. The subject OF
planking Shilshole avenue has been hang
ing fire for two or three years. Until the
Seattle E International grade IS lowered
and rs permanent rigat-of-way is selected
the Great Northern can do nothing. The
franchise TO the Great Northern provides
that the road should be planked- The So
attic & international never had a fran
chis@. but an agreement was entered into
between the companies whereby the COM
panies selected their tracks and agreed 10
plank the street. The city has been wait
Ing 10 ratify the agreement and grant the
Seattle & international a franchise when
ever Shilshois avenue Is planked.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18
sToPoyER PRIVILEGES.
Letter From Chairman Caldwell
About G. Il. Convention Trafsr.

The committee on international trans
pOrtatien for the Y. p. &. G. r. couven-
ton 81 SaE Francisco in July has re-
ceived the following letter from Chair
man Caldwell. OF the trafic association
relative 70 stopover privileges:
The question OF granting further stop-
over privileges beyond th0ss already ar
ranged tor on account ~ tie Christian
Eudsaxor convention IN San Francisco in
July. was discussed AZ a con ference az
interested lines held this week I, was
fouad. however, IrugTseticsbls to reach
A. aErsensnt sor an extension OF tne
leges allowed az now agreed upon ara as
fellows:
ON going trips stopovers win be ell
lowed al or west OF Colorado common
points: also Cheyenne and New Mexico
points. within hnal going hnsft watch
shall not exceed July ., 1877. going trip
TO es continuous up 70 Colorado cor mon
points. also 10 Cheyenne ana TO New
Mexico points.
NO stoaovers viii be allowed On return
trip exceSt on tickets returning via Pert
land or Puget Sound paints. and then only
ss Eolgews. viz. Al points north Of Red
ding on Shasta route. ~ all points on
Oregon Railway q Navigation: a. Banff
ard west on Canadian Pacific. az Ity-
ingstoa and west OF Northern Pacific: az
Hsvre and west On Great Northern: al
Ssosheue Falls and vest on OTsgoa Short
Line
''Stspoxe~s az above vii b- allowed On
return trip subject 20 the provision tha.
sCca tickets shall Dc eePosltsd with the
agent az thu railroad company al last
point OF stopover er route, and then after
tract shall be good fer Continuous E1nit
gs AEzszzx -. lAss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18
NJ 20 the validity o. The various l.ens va
ser down ers~ March e

Ne 20 the validity o. the various 1ens was
set down for March a.
j. AfD@rt Jackson as plaintiff Fl q SUI.
against n 3. Riley ct a.. bid IN sorne
fxsnty-nine lots IN Rissyss woodland Park
addition sold ny the sheriff last Novsrn-
her. for 81 xE.s4 and Judge Moore yeS;er-
day confirmed tie sale.
The Coronado Rubber Co. os New York.
yesterday obtained Judgment bF dSfeu alt
for $sSzs1 against Katie Nicholson aud
Mark Nicholson for Szfa-ee 4ue or :,
81 .4s3I account Judge Benson signed ire
order Of Default ard 5udgvnss.-
Judge Moore has confirmed The sale o,
real estate. FIVE acres or King county laa1
in township e. sod under the sheriff !
hammer on February = for ss1sIe. 10 ".
O'Day. who held foreclosure on TIE Land
against r. q Denny and others
Default has been taken against A T.
Stream and v. O. Stream IA the case OF
L Munger VS.. A T. Stream ct al; Lester
v. Patcaen, Ellen Bolm. George g RoiTn,
Louisa Birkel. A II. Birkeg and the A
= H0fattnE Co. u the case OF J. l.. Dan
tets ". Lester V. Patcaen e. Al.
The West Coast Manufacturing and In
vestment Co. OF Ballard, yesterday fled
notice OF the election Of officers for tia
ensuing year rs follows: President. David
McSay. vice president. c. A. Sears. secTe-
tary Charles w Reed: directors, David
AcTay, c. A. Sears. A. L. Aatheson and
David Thompson
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18
Botheil sale Postponed.

Sheriff Meyer viii not sell the Boshet,
property tomorrow. announcements 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding. The superior
court yesterday granted a temporary IN
junction restraining him until the issues Of
case filed yesterday. .. C. Boshel va
John 5. Braaten CT a., can De determined
By Judge Moore.
The property. which consists Of a large
number OF lots in the town OF Bothell and
some outlying lands In the county, had
been ordered sold under Judgment and
execution issued in the case OF John s.
Braatsn vs. ID. c. Bothel et al Mr..
HotheH now files q complain. IN which he
claims that part OF the property involved
has been fled upon by him as a homestead.
and that stu another portion Is not owned
by aim at ali.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18
New suits Filed.

The following new suits were fled ye-.
terday IA the superior court:
II. o. Shuey. receiver % the Seattle
Savings bank vs.. J. r. Brewer ct al
balance on promissory note s. 81 81 IN.
tcrest, attorneys Zee 500 and foreclosure
Alexander p. PnrvtS vs. william L. Inr.
dan et al: pronsSsory note g 20. interest
attorneys fee $3.50 and foreclosure.
Samuel II. Humes w. The Tacoma Nil
Co: answer and cross-compiaint; com.
plant not filed.
Thomas A Casey et al. vs.. William
Malieore. notice OF justification: ccm-
plant not fled.
d c. Botheil et ux. vs., John :. Braatsr
et al. for temporary Injunction restrain
Ing sheriff from selling real estate.
Flora lee. application for WITH % ha
beas corpus.
r W. wilnans vs.. the Golden Cert
Mining co f0r money loaned, SO. sfSeS.
GEORGE BuxmaDn ws. u X. Howard -
al. prpulias0ry note ttUea, interest. az
turnev'S zee $50 and foreclosure.
Coronado Rubber CO. vs. Katie Michel
sen - al balance on account ot good:
delivered ssSs-S.
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Raiiro.A aaa Industrial Notes.

= n. Parker. commercial agent 90 IN.
Northwestern. was II Whatcoa yestsr-
day.
II I. Hawkins chief engineer .. 80
Oregon Improvement Company, went up
10 Araoorses yesterday
Joseph gcczbs. xuperlr;eue s-t Of ths
psctec division @; re Northern Pacific,
was IL TIE ciiy yesterday.
Y. A Ritsn. superintendent of rAe CAS-
csds division q the Great Northern az
rived n tas city yesterday.
Paul NoAr, at ere tire chief engineer
CO TIE SeAEtis. Laka Shore 4 EzsGGxn.
W&z over fran Tacoma yesterday.
Tss Sorthern Paclac and Great North
era. - c1anecsAcr w9fa lines CO the " @sf-
sr1 FrelEAf Association. have issued 8
special solzt tz-l1 On machinery IL car
iOsG bets. minimum weight "a. 80 pounds.
from CA3e2To e IaEcuz ur Seattle. =
crGrs 2er CIV IAts rats EpSl3es c1ly CT
tTs&xh; destined 70 Alaska
The Great Ncrtes~n. Northern .ractsl,.
Crex2z Railway 4 NavtEathcn Company.
lntsa Parl4e, Washington & cos1En q a
River Au1 C@1tr&l WsSnlEEsaa. w1fa
Hines - tae WssssTr freight AzsoEzafion.
nzv% tssa~S1 = spscLzi soins taraS CT
oTaf1s4 Srencnuz AID cAyzse horses sz0a
sf~e3feo polntg O. Eass rane1 90 lie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18

meeting of the Sunday school primary
teachers OF this city was held last Thurs
day afternoon. March II. at thu parlors OF
the Y. II. a c. for the purpose OF consider
ing the organization OF a Primary Teach
ers' Union. The meeting was called TO or
der by Mrs. A. J. Bailey. Twenty-one en-
thusiastic Sunday school teachers were
found present from eight OF the leading
churches
Mrs. Baiiey. after prayer. spoke OF the
object OF the meeting as being 10 discuss
tire matter OF having a permanent orEan-
izafion OF primary Sunday school work.
ers OF the city. for the purpose OF ad-
vanc.ng this branch OF the work.
Rev. L J. Sawyer. Of thu North Seattle
Baptist church. addressed the meeting
showing the advantages OF union among
the workers. and suggesting plans for con-
Quoting meet'ngs At the close Of bis re-
marks the teachers present freely question
ed him. az his suggestion. and their many
points OF interest were brought out. and
the matter OF organization warmly dis
cussed. The general feeling expressed was
that II would be ot great benefit.
Several OF those present were called OF
] 20 give an account Of how their Sunday
school work was conducted. The Scripture
verses having been read by al in unison.
/ the lesson FOR RE following Sunday was
/ taught Nv ore Of the teachers.
A temporary organization was eTected
as fotloNss ITeSldeut. AIRS IL j. Bailey
| Plymouth church; secretary, Miss ETA
/. White, North Seattle Baptist: vice presi-
! dent. Mrs.. @. Fl. Lee. Taylor Corrrera-
+ tionsl; second vice president. Miss Hyatt:
/ committee On programme. Mrs Wade.
I North Seattle BAPTIST
TIE next meeting VIII hs Asis n IRE nj
/ mary room OF Plymouth Corgrexattor al
/ church Thursday. March - st s.sa .. m.
/ Following Is ths programme for that
meeting.
| Opening devotional exercises.
primary motion song by class % BOYS
Teaching CO the International lesson for
ssxt Sunday. ny Mrs. cooletve. Of North
/ Seattle Baptist Sunday school
| Discussion ~ the lesson by ar
! PAPER read by Mrs HARRISON. % FRS,
/ Presbyterian SUNDAY school. The Primary
i Teachers and Her class"
/ Opportunity offered for questions or xp,-
srsi topics % interest IN regard 20 primary
I methods etc.
! II Is hs7ea that ali primary sr~H.v
/ school teachers % TIRE esty ard s-v w.,
| hsve cisssss % small cNfsrar VII n~.fv
/ themselves - 80. opportunity % fs.-tf-~-
: tnr ther saves wftA The unfoa. ana b. pr.s.
| EFT this R<ternsoa q: the meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18
Cares and Jackets.

Our prices on Wraps may not seem
remarkable because thu garment 10
not seen at the same time. Such prices
are common enough. but they are mot
elsewhere placed on garments so SUI
perior.
Ladies Tan Covert Jacket. ny front,
coat collar. Zap pocket. double stitched
seams, s5.S.
Ladies' Jacket. made OF black clap
worsted, silk lined. $3.50.
Ladies' Jacket. made of Scotch mix
ture, ny front. velvet collar. half silk
lined. Ssss
Ladies' SILK Grenadine Cape, lined
with fancy chaugeable silk, &.5e.
Ladies Cape. made Of best quality
black clay worsted. black silk lining,
handsomely embroidered with Jet and
braid. ribbon bows, ss.sS.
Ladies Black Diagonal Cape. IS
inches long. silk lined. lace collar. rib
hon bows. suitable for elderly ladies,
SIS
Ladies' very handsome Green Broad
cloth Care. lined with ehangeable silk.
trimmed With gilt braid. 10 inches long.
sls.oo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18
DELEGATE FOR ALASKA.
Petition 10 Congress Numerously
SiSned-Authority to Incorporate
Touns-Repeal Of Prohibition.

The petition FOR remedial legislation now
being circulated In Alaska 70 be presented
10 the houses OF congress Is receiving
numerous signatures. Probably were IL
so desired, the name OF every man in
Alaska who can write could be secured.
Following Is the text OF the petition in
full: a
ITO the senate and house OF representa-
lives OF the United States in con-
gress assembled: The undersigned citi-
zens or the United States and actual
and bona fide residents or the ter
ritory and district OF Alaska. most earn
esrly and respectfully petition for such
legislation amending chapter s. OF the
first session Of the Forty-eishth congress.
entitled An act providing civil govern
ment for Alaska, approved May IL, 1854
tStatutes at Large, page "A; supplement-
vol l.. page tSe). as will provide for the
following which We believe 10 be among
the simple rights and privileges OF Amer
lean citizenship:
INSTRUMENTATION IN congress- by a
delegate in the house OF representatives.
as has been heretofore invariably granted
10 the people OF the territories.
Reconsideration whereby actual and
bona fide residents may acquire title 10
the public lands upon the same terms ana
conditions as have been heretofore grant
ed to American citizens In other territories
o. the United States.
.sThird-Authority 10 incorporate our
towns and villages whenever the people
thereof shall SO desire. and TO establish
municipal government therein, vested
with the usual powers OF carrying for
ward local Improvements and police
establishment.
"Fourth-A repeal OF the prohibitory
lIauor law and the substitution in lieu
thereof OF stringent and well guarded
license law.
Having regard only for the best In
terests and welfare, present ard future.
OF the territory, Il is our profound con-
viction that the legislation asked above Is
not only due to us as American citizens
engaged IN building up civilization and
founding the institutions OF the United
states In the widest and most remote
dominion OF the republic but is also I'M
perativelv demanded by our present con-
dltions and necessities, and we respect
fully invite the early and favorable con-
Ssderatfon OF congress to the subject mat
ters set forth in this petition. And your
petitioners viii ever pray.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18

County Assessor Mcdonald has appoint
ed TIE following deputies for the city dis
tricts: No. l, John Martin: No. 2 John
Thomas; No. 3, r. r. Soyes. No 4. II. W.
Wairford; No. 9. ]. II. Hemor; and for
the county distrlcts the following: No. I.
". l. Llvesiey. Nashon island; No. 2 w
r Dow. Auburn; No. s. c. A Newman.
ErHncaw. No. 4 l. L. Scott, Green river:
No. 8. Charles Peacock. Maple Valley, No.
!, III. A O Brien, Kent. No. s. f. III. Bray
den, Sunnsdale. No. 8. X. Bernstein, Rem
ton; No. 10. John Rutherford. Fau City;
No. IL. W. l. Newton. Gilman: No. u, ".
NardeI, West Seattle; No. Is. r. o. Marsh.
Ballard No. Il. Ed Crawford. Fremont:
10. Is. Phiio Fish, Kirkland; No Is w. ].
Trimole. Redmond; NO. II. O. r. Dayen-
port, Cherry Valley; No. Is. Charles v.
Beardsley, Bothell
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BRYANT DAMAGE SUIT.


Il took the Jury IN the Bryant damage
Ease untr midnight Tuesday night 20 agree
O. verdict. By agreement II was sealed
sd TIE Jury was allowed 20 essperse.
Wien Il was opened tn court yesterday
T0rning II proved % be for the Plaintiff
Il he SUN Of ,ieoo or 1890 less than the
srseant sued for.
u srSver 10 the special fnterroEato-fes
submitted BY the plaintiff the jury found
taas Kerry employed Bryant In ara about
rs It'll ard lumber yard; that Kerry en-
Slaysd John HOLSTER 50 foreman, who
fai aower 20 hire ana discharge men. 20
erect ART control them ard 70 direct
ZEN When how ard where 20 work sni
we've chisf duty vas that OF superfnten3-
sas ans vics principal: that Holster was
neFsonAily experimenting The loading %
tae rsr ~ Ire time q the accident: ,hat
= ordered Bryant - release the grab
saass from tNe t'aNery. and that Wills
sryant wss engaged n oheyfng iris order
He5ilsier ordered ire stertinx 81 the team
NAiea resulted IN re accident % Bryant.
n answer 20 tAe ir te~rorete tories submit
80 ~ ire defense ne fnry found that ira
aSsieeF chr was }ca3ea N two separate
Parts, hat BRYANT vas on TOT os ire car:
ln&f the timber watch struck hin was be-
70 aeaset on one-haf % the car only. sua
.Hst - c'Aer hair o, ths >ar wss already
'e3y loaded taAs BRYANT could have stood
- ne tsafed half IF the ear While tire
E-sos - timber vas AeinE raised. as ore ~
3 fellow worfwra sd. thst Rrysut and
siasasier Here working together In loading
- eaF thAt Bryant. IN the discharge -
as sa'y. stoNf ~ front - TIE suspended
s+eeN af ttmheF which was tha very last
%@f % complete fhe car IoaA ana ira.
- eosla 20, have Stood elsewhere ans done
- antY; thss BRYANT vss ~ TIE act %
ts'sasins ne grf a-aociS IS when the accident
sfse3 that Bryant has since been en-
sefa On 'hs rtv police forcs. Sut oriy
snectal os-eT; rhat "a vss earning
- Der say - TIE tnrs - tss aecf5ent.
"a Ae aas sD~rs sfN for medicine ard
FksFri that 9rYart vas uos wsrned as
'2e csnEer>uf safurs % hts woTk. tAst
fFAnt exercised ordinary cave art rrsi~
esee a0t w,aid rot have eee1 frtured
- ~ H7'liSts~ ordered tAe team started
t1at tNe starting - tha tesg "a was tAs
80 an3 froKir'ate cause cf tie scciS@nt-
sc soesfte7 a. te Mo gave IRE erter
80 ~ f~a-0 wss : Htvetsi 5.s n the
brVsot vss tie aniy witness -
a2~i'-fs eTttseoa ol snAS pclnt Meme
&c etheT witnesses knaw wAo save re
| in a9sWer - sAs tir@cg question
@ssF * cat Heftssfer gave the order.
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C,urt Notes.

The case % II = voss ". r. " Ptks
- AL has been dismissed Sc e u. Schillsnr.
The case Of John Dewllng VS. tho city
has been continued TO Arrii ny agree
ment-
The casa % Matilda q. Lewis ~ John
Arthur 81 al. hiss been continued TO April
IA by agreement
TIE trial o. the Carroll -sarts-t suit ia
Judge Bsnson's room resulted n verdict
in Mr. Sartort's favor.
= II. Hsnckiey row has tuigren' for
sass & against ? Iir6stronl. Judge Benson
HAVING signed the order.
The case q I. f. Moses rs. Ksss & Co,
49, ~ -trsent. has been -. 20 March =.
I,sdxs facets yesterday signed default
ssRfref Ernest Icrafnlss IN tae suit pend
tnx swainst hin in which Cora y. JerersisAs
r. plaintiff
s,lARment FOR S.Tse s. against william
tvhisholrn ard wtfe or = nrarntss9Ty role.
wisA Interest ard foreclosure
In TIE matter q the assignment ~ 4. c.
zee judge Moore yesteT.Ay 9sae,ea .1a
r-asstcr~ % show cause AFTN Wv TIE
assignee should not Ne dischaTEeA
80 st.nesfa~ court has awarded : L
Danteis Judgment for s20e against Lester
\ patcNsn wfta Interest ana 4sEsctss aI =
re case Vas heArd IN tie equity sepAft-
ment.
Cyharlss Power Hled sont yesterday a.
-n.esvsr q the real estate 81 re ease =.
she Sesetie Trust 60 Va = : 49, - -. =.
wife consisting o. LOT > esoe~ - f~'4''Ns
A36lEicn-
Ne Csus,eaa ard ,hs Guarantee Ice.
ara Trust Company hsFe sen $50 So.
Yuf~rae-t ia she sam % = 20 escn es~l.sss
lanes Rznktn- f1r pTeEsstssssf ISNES N*~@
fgprss,isslve - sncTiE2Se
sszrv rFoshraak has eeea grs1ee3 taes-
r-4nf 6F default Tor 8 80 awasrsl M@t.as :
EunEcg. wt.h ee~c-es - fors~.aslse
suif AS BASED on = pr5saaiseeTy nets e "a
f,..a--~s.-- IA IS rnAruTsag ave years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18
Ladies' Dress Skirts.

For beauty and variety our assert
nsnt Of Ladies' Separate Skirts 10 IN
ecnaned tn tire West TIE assortment
contains all that 10 new and popular
IN erilllzntines. fancy stylish mixtures
pohsfrs. chsviotS and silks. Here are
= few values that may In,eres, YOU
Ladies' Tabernacle Skirt. made Of
black figured Eashair In great variety
OF patterns. fcur yards wide. full lined.
Bound with velvet. x2s&
Taiior-uade skirt. made OF figured
b-lliiRntine. in great variety OF pat
terms. four yards vida. lined with per-
cali1a. velvet bound. bound seams
ISA
Tailer-maie skirt, made Of plain
serge and wide vale back seven
CORES. percaAne lined. velvet bound.
bound seams 81 yards wide. S45o.
Ladies Tailor-made Skirt. made or
best quality casviot serge. In navy.
green. plum and keliotrope. lined with
changeahle ts~eta. velvet bound -
yards wide. sa.aA
Ladies Tssicr-rnade Skirt. made or
black fancy sacking. skirt trimmed
with braid. psrc&iins lined. velvet
bound. Sl2sa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18

Ours ts Hosiery stock that any
store may be proud Of. They will
give you every satisfaction thai good
stocking can give. and coat yeu very
little mere than the poor. trashy kind.
Infants Wool Hose. In black. 70. LOG.
te1sc, &c. s5c pair.
Infants Wool Hose. IN black. silk
heels and tees. &c. sec pair.
Infants Wool Hose. in tan, pink.
blue. cardinal or white, s5c or for 81.
Infants Fast Black Cotton Hose. 30
pair.
Chndren's Fast Black Cotton Hose.
seamless, &C. lsisc. lsc pair.
Chiidrsn's Fast Black Cotton Hose.
seamless. double heel and toe. l5c, aec.
&c. Soc pair.
Pcys' Fast Black Cotton Extra
Heavy Bicycle Hose, fSc pair.
Girls Fast Black Gotten Extra
Heavy Hose. sc pair.
Chiidren's Fast Color Tan Cotton
Hose. i2t4c. isc pair.
Cail6rsn's Fast Color Tan Cotton
Hose. double heels and toes, sc, Sse
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Cotton
Hose, 100. i21ec. 10 2-3c pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Cotton
Hose. high-spliced heels, toes and
double soies. &c Sc, 2Sc, zoe pair.
Ladies Fast Color Tan Seamless
Cotton Hose &c. 90 i-sc. pair.