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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19
An Illustration.

There's lots O. min," said Mr.. Raj
ferry, "thot ATTRACTS a CRED deal av at
tention widout much thot,s substantio,
TO show fur it,"
Ihrue fer yez," replied Mr.. Dolart.
The iightest man runs up the ladder
fastest. But 1t do be the wan that
brings hod o. bricks wild i'm that
rally counts. "-London Figaro.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19
nemarl.ablc rower OF roueh.

SIR William Hamilton mentions n
tailor. whose name he does not give.
N-ho was blind from birth. and vet.
ty the sense of touch alone, could dis
tinguish the patterns of Scotch plaidS
used in the kits of the Highland cos
tunes, matching the cloth with all the
aNactness that might be expected of
one having perfect vision.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19
NoncommIttaI.

Mrs. Brown-Have you met Mrs.
smith. your next door neighbor, yet?
Mrs. Jones-Oh, yes, indeed, often.
What do you think Of her?"
You know never criticise my neigh
bors. and would be the last to speak
Ill of anyone, but | will go so far as to
say that / am sorry for Mr.. smith,
N. Y. Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19
whore Wheat yyon,t GROW

Wheat will not grow in a country
the mean temperature of which is be-
low 81 degrees.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19
To IIoRaF oWNERs.

For putting horse in fine healthy con.
dition try DR. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, re1eve constipation, correct
kidney disorders ana destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-workcd horse. "a
cents re~ rackaon Fo- s-'> w.. Ar,,gcists
For sale by A. +. Hargrave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19

Bring your job Work to the
NEWS Office We are prepared to
DO first class wosk on short notice.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19
Tit for Tat.

my boy" said old Drywater. "in nil
creation you WON'T find any animal
except man who makes a'habit of smok-
ing."
Yes. sir. But neither do know any
other animal that cooks his meals.'-
Tid-Bifs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19

The first street railroad was laid
in New York in 1882. between thu city
hall and Fourteenth street.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19
oha4nbeflain's Eye and Skin ointmen,

Is unequalled for Eczema, letter, Salt
Kheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
LANDS, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
For sale by druggists at % cents per box.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19
EERAL FAITHFULMEN

WAKTED-SEvERAL FAITHFUL, MEN
w OK WOMEN to travel for response
pie establish ed house in (here insert the
name OF your state.) Salray $3.50. paw
able No weekly and expenses. Position
permanent. Refc renee Enclose self
address I'd sse;aps3 envelope. The Nation.
al, stan sniI3irF jhicago.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19

Does your business pay without
Advertising (? Advertise and it
will pay better.
Advertising is the life Of bust
ness.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-19

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
Court Notes

The decree of divorce was fled yestsr-
day in the cese Of Annie z Beach "a
Walter II. Beach.
Dominic Burns asks the court 70 revive
his judgment for 80, secured against
James Z. CFznsTon March =. ISL
Judge Benson yesterday granted the
petition for rehear1ng ia the case OF E1lsAs
Pittinger against school district No. Is.
Default Of defendant has been entered
IN the case OF the Puget sound improve
ment Company vs.. the STATE Lumber
Company.
4 motion for q new trial OF the case OF
the Union Electric Company vs.. SCAT g
Theater Con paDy was yesterday denied
by Judge Benson.
Judge Moore has confirmed the sale OF
rnCrtgaged premises Ia the case or the
German Savings and Loan Society Us.
william Biackrnaii and wife.
Judge Jacobs yesterday ordered the
the appearance docket in the case of the
State against Andrew kraus.
Statements OF facts have been fled IN
the cases OF Carrie z. Denny VS.. the
Washington Improvement Company, and
T. z. Workman VS.. Fred :. Tucker Ell a..
The demurrer 10 the complaint In the
case Of the City OF Seattle against Tho:n-
as Riley 81 Al. has been transferred for
argument from the Civil TO the equity de-
I,artment.
Default OF defendants was yesterday en-
tered and judgment awarded TO Plaintiff
for S27I.S3 in the case Of Thomas d. har-
din receiver Of the Farmers Insurance
Company. against >. %. Gustin and Rob
ert Pickoreli.
GEORGE Clapsa3dla was yesterday COM
united to the county jail Tor six months,
having failed 20 furnish the $50 bond. re-
ouirsa by Justice Bronson, OF Auburn, 70
Keep the peace. he was adgudged guilty
OF thres tening 20 assault Anna Hart
Judgment was yesterday rendered in fa-
vor 0s plaintiff for the sum OF s-2l4o in
the case Of BeIknap. Johnson and Powell
against Katie Nicholson and husband,
and against the sans defendants Tor
saa7 Is in favor Of Fleischne-. Mayer a Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
HEAVY FosEcLosUaE SUIT.
involving the Buckley Claim on the
Duwa mfsh River

heavy foreclosure suit was commenced
n the superior court yesterday By TIE
fling OF the complaint OF D. K. Welt
against John J. Raras ard Others
The suit u based upon 8 croEniss0~y ro<s
for sls.tas made IN favor Of Welt BY John
j. and Thomas r. Burns and upon mort
gage In which tire makers Of the note were
joined b. John and Margaret Burns The
plaintiff also asks 20 have his mortgage
given precedence over the interests and
Hens claimed by James r. and Grace
Burns. Knapp. Burren e. Co, Thomas 3.
Hardin. az receiver OF ire Farmers Ia
surznee Company, the Soon Sing COM
p2ny. Chin Gee Hee. An How. Al Wong
An Sing and Charley How.
The properly involved Is tire south half
OF the Buckley donation claim on the Da-
vanish river. and consists OF sas.ss ceres
Judgment Is as&ed As follows: For tire
principal OF the note. sc 90. witt Interest
a. per cent from January 2. 1871 $50
unpaid lntere-. coupon. with Il per cent.
Interest from the same date. yIiLfs the
amount OF taxes paid BY plaintiff. with
interest al IL per cent, and $50 as astor-
ney's fees
FIR. l.. Edernz Van der TUX signs the
complaint as agent for Welt. and Condor
& Wright appear as attorneys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
THE TREEx nEoEiyERsHIP.
Application for the Discharge of Re-
ceiyer scott.

Upon application OF L. A. Treen & Co.
Judge Moore yesterday Issued an order
citing Charles G. Scott. receiver OF the
companyss business. to appear in court
Tuesday. April 6. and snow cause way he
should not De discharged.
Treen * Cos petition. filed yesterday
by their attorneys. Humes a. Lysons. al
legee that at the time the receiver Vas
appointed there was no valid action pend
Ing ia court against inc arm. and that
therefore the appointment was illegally
and improperly made. They further say
that the appointment Was made At the
instance OF their attorney. Ira Bronson.
who has since been acting as attorney
for the receiver and FOR certain Of the
creditors. IN violation OF his employment
by them. and that the receiver has recent
iy paid a dividend with funds which should
have been applied to the paymenE OF bills
contracted by the receiver. They ask
that at the hearing the appointment OF the
receiver be annulled as having been made
without Jurisdiction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
Spring Dress Goods.

We are now displaying on our count
ers Plain and Novelty Dress Stufrs
from the principal manufacturers OF
Europe and America. IN styles moro
varied and noye. than ever before
shown Some o. the choicest weaves
are.
is-inch Silk Mixed Tweeds. In every
new spring shading, complete as
Sortment, makes an inexpensive suit,
only S.en, looks as Vel as better
goods. Soc a yard.
52-inch AA-wool Ladies' Cloth, psatn
shades OF garnet, brown, green, tan.
navy, gray and black, &c yard
sa-inch Six Mixed Sohel Cloth. Per-
sian eolors and designs. Sc yard
4o-ineh Mohair Stripes, bright shad-
inEs u green. old rose. Old blue and
purple. Toe & yard.
4s-lnch Twiled Coverts, mixtures OF
tan. gray and blue. 7sc yard
54-inch Plain Covert Cloth. FOR tailor
made suits and bicycle costumes, soc a
yard.
ae-inch silk Mixed Boucle Novelties.
red and blue. tan and blue, brown and
green. si-oo a yard
sS-inch Examines, IN plum blue
olive and navy, $40 a yard
46-inch Mixed Canvas Cloth. these
come in dark mixtures, green ana
back. brown and green. plain brow n
and plain navy. si-0o q yard.
52-inch Ail-wool Checks. The design
is q trifie irregular. This, together
with the arrangement Of the colors.
makes them very desira bic for separate
skirts. s12 yards for skirt, slZo q
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
Dress Trimmings.

We are showing the very latest fsds
and fancies I'm Dress Trimmings. Here
are few of the most popular effects:
Latest novelties in Eoieros In lace
effects. s. Is. ss25. $50 each.
Latest novelties in Pcleroe IN EN-
broidery effects. CSC. a.s5. $50. C-S
each.
Latest novelties In Roleros IN braid
effects, $3.50. sl.a5. $40 to sac each.
Latest novelties IN BoieroS ia jet eff
feets. sI.S5. $3.50 90 1886 each.
Latest Novelties In colored Bead
Edgings. lsc 39c. Sc yard.
Latest Novelties Ia Coiored Bead
Gimps. CSC. soc yard.
Latest Novelties IN Colored French
Crochet. CSC. yi.25. sl.sT TO $50 yard.
Latest Novelties in Coiored French
Applique Ornaments. si.2S 20 s2-25 each.
Latest Novelties in colored Silk
Glmps &c. &c. loo. 1916. i5c to &c yard.
Latest Novelties I'm Black silk
Ginps &C. 10c. lar. l5c. &c 20 $50
yard.
Latest Novelties in black Mohair
Braid Trimmings, iec. l5c. I5c. Boo. sbc.
soc 20 a.7s yard
Latest Novelties I'm Black Jet Edges
i0c i2iSc, Be sc 10 s2.Do yard.
You can't speak too strongly OF our
Dress Trimmings and Embroideries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28

rc<s-lnteslsgeacer reporter was In
- -, -e,sAb.s authority yesterday
=. assistant prosecuting attorney.
sa4--.-.x-ars.ing his knowledge Of the fact
- lssa.an has retained counsel, called
a. usaroc a. the al on three differ
= -~asssg-sz and tried on each occasion
A. Eestsn 20 make confession or
--,sss orrring alm clensacy in case
= = -s...4s sssisf re county = the prozeea-
- sf.rs4gf ard others. lie stated 20
- 4 8 egalme1. that he woa.d De
- lA.sss,,eS o. only one charge. and II con-
- ne sensence would ne iigat.
- gsssoa. sn kbis connection. has made
= falsowing important confession:
-, - led borrow e money On several
$50. sor a few days from different
s...-.s ard among the rest. one Or two
- supervisors. and II Il was q crime to
..~row money. be was guilty.
n Hart. the assistant prosecuting at
,a~ssv. has been iaboring hard since OBJ
,-.snz the foregoing confession 20 get
4, Hsaton 10 confess again, out MI
E.s.oo has put him on with the state
- thxs ne does not care TO repeal
-as result. - that Mr.. Heaion IL beng
.s~ssy guarded IN the jail. and Is not per-
80 70 visit his sick wife. In justice to
- III.
!. "a been quite eonssderate OF AIR. Hea-
tas's welfare
i voman who lives across Lake WASH
sr<xss. near the home OF ex-Counfy Com
~sssouer Heaton. called at the jan day
s<sars yesterday, and tod Heaton that
4. rife was worse. and was In a danger
a.. eondltton She also SAID that a 2
sesrz sse night before Il was necessary
a sesA 70 Gilman for q physician.
M Heatoa requested Sheriff Meyer TO
slow ain 10 60 home. aeeomp anied by q
Iessty, 70 SEE his wife, II only for a short
ssms one CT he deputies volunteered TO
Is sra . friend u Mr.. Heaton agreed 20
AS Al casts Of the trip. 50 as 10 save the
stsz.y any expense. AIr. Meyer was also
49, Is TIE friends OF Mr.. Heaton and re-
sss.ss. for hugranity's sake. 10 allow him
4 % and zee bis wife. Afr. Meyer Is re-
prted 10 have said that ne would be will
ts 4 permitted TO do 50 By the prose-
szi.sg attorney,
ne assistant prosecuting attorney was
tssn seer IN regard 10 tho matter by
tssass Of Hsston. He said he had moth
RI e 10 with the action Of the sheriff In
Ca regard: that he had heard Heaton
hs requested 10 be allowed to go home,
saa he asked the sheriff II he intended TO
n I'm 60 The sheriff replied that he did
sa
rass makes il bad for Heaton. as he -
ra unable 70 raise bonds His bond has
ksr promised several times. but some Sc
aa Influence seems "a prevent 81 being
stseuted. In many instances men have
~ they were willing TO sign. and when
yer again, half an hour later, would de-
sas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
Probate Matters.

John Olsen yesterday petiEtoned for let
tiers % administration upon the estate Of
Anna Olsen. deceased who was the Pc
.ff3oner mother The estate n valued at
80. and The hei-s-zE-saw are Louise Col
son, Sofa Paaison. Helen Olsen and It's
petitioner.
Frances a Roberts yesterday took oath
ard fled her borad ss administrative OF the
estate Of John c. Roberts, deceased TIE
bond IS Ia the sum OF $50. and gives & T.
williams and r W. Jones sure-.ss-
Judge Moore has ordered r n Craw-
ford. administrator Of the estate OF jules
c. Lepsay. deceased. to sell and assign 10
r. NJ. Jordan for $40 the equity OF redernp-
ton OF cer tain real estate sold undeG fore
closure 20 SlgmuRd Schwabaeher.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
Ladies' Shoes.

Lets OF Shoes are acid In mis- city ~
ne8 snt called bargains Place pair
Of such SHOES alongside % pair Of
our s. e Shoes and our Shoes VIII out
look the 800 Shoes every time. Put
pair Of ours on yorr feet and they will
outwear ne Wanted $40 bargains
Ladies' Drrgoia and Viei Kif Or
foras ia black ard tan. win al The
mex tees. a. g. Is q pair.
Ladies Pins KID Shoes IN kid or
cl0th toEs. with patent leather or ki6
slgs rss coin toes. a; rs pair.
CfsEdrx~ss Tan vfc1 EtA or Oxsioof
Button SHOES with coin toes spring
heels. az 81 Is q pair.
Tnfants' Tan Wei KID Button Shoes
az Csc a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
WORK BEGINS TOMORROW.
Assessor Mcdonald Preparing for
the Annual Round-up-

Beginning tomorrow the work ia County
Assessor McDonald's Office VIII move IN
der full head OF steam. All the deputies
have been summoned TO appear before
their chief 20 receive supplies OF blank
statements and their final instructions.
AS the work OF making the assessment
must be completed by May 81. IL viii re-
auirs a considerable hustle on tho part
OF all employees TO handle the task.
Assessor Mcdonald has appointed eight
cen deputies for tie county and I've for
the city. The city men and those In the
nearby districts viii make daily reports
while those working IN the more distant
sections Will report weekly. The office
force has already been increased. but II
may be necessary TO take in some addi-
tionai help TO keep up with the outside
work
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
THE CITY SUCCESSFUL.
sssevfor Court sustains Demurrer
tn an Answer.

te an Answer
4 case Of considerable importance 20
~ essy Was decided IN It's favor yesterday
I ladge Moore. In the sustaining OF a
erafrer inierposed TO an answer set up
Margaret Sullivan. defendant In a suit
tsTec,ose the lien OF an asesEs ment for
n improvement OF TsTrace street. THE
fsse Of THIS street was established In Use.
a. Subsequently the grade was changed
fzrsazn; 70 an ordinance duly passed for
aas purpose The owner. who had IN the
N'srs1L constructed several houses on her
iser~ry Abgtting on tho street alleged
"a lagress to her property vas cut of.
* tAst thereby heF premises were dam
sal 70 the extent OF the assessment sued
fr srsouniing 70 about 500. The city I'm
Fsyt Tie street and constructed side
ysiks IN 1850
EAe city eontendea. by Pratt a Riddle.
" siiarueys, thar the defense OF conss-
essaiiA damages resulting from an au-
tsSr'sed change o, the grade could not Do
Ee'possd AZ Tits late date. since the stat
se q limitations was bar 10 n recovery
w damages. and that such a defense w25
= stesnrt on the part OF the defendant
20 BY indirsction VIVA, TIE law would
so' permit her 10 DO directly. viz: 10 re-
essT " eject, damages 10 the amount II
ANessment sought 20 be recovered.
800 Esofn this. the city contended fursh-
" sa&t ga action 20 recover damages. or
- setit5g NJ Of damages 50 an offset 70
- sity right - recover for th@ improve
0tHt ccald not BE pre1icatad on that
.sea he law authorizes. thai the city In
n'fravtng Terrsce street. grading and re-
ssHiaS II was IN the performance OF a
.ic duty en5oinei upon - by law: that
Z ~ 70; appear IN tire defendants answer
~ re municipality exoseieG rs powers,
Tat any wanton or negligent injury had
~ lH5tFtnt. and that damages caused
the making % ordinary and reasonable
aekt o. TIE grade cue 20 the natural
szF'a1ion or TIRE surface. were not recov-
s ne city argued that ths damage
AAssi ~ the property by altering ths
7as oi The street. because tire level Of
!, sseei does not correspond 90 the level
80 property. is usually rnora than
4Fe'asated by the incrs~seG value which
A'sesfes thereby. Furthermore. when
.sa0as bay land and build thereon IN
tAey usually take into cousisera-
a. loose things which are likely %
- ne value 90 tAeir property, and
,uelaaFiY What Elu probably be done ~
v epssins streeis snd grating the
taat c1ey NAV De best adapted
ssssoa of tas natural formation o. the
- sablle.
y aefen sAni through JudFe Stratton.
:. As'efaey, contcaded that the defense
- Nas perm. asss.oia. ard that the Laws
s.s..s. sac, ssite from tie question q the
= 49, an eorr,,rfrtss G ths principles
So sssed ans contenGed for. author
aefersss 81 this charaetar ana snA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28

A skirt manufacturer in New York
was overloaded with skirts and needed
money. and we--out why bother you
with the particulars when az you have
to DO Is 10 come and look at the skirts.
Tha. somebody lost money wiz not
make you admire the skirts any the
less Just think OF such prices as
these.
Ladies' Tasior-nade Skirts. made %
black fAgured mohair in a great variety
OF patterns. yards wide. fun lined
and velvet bound. as.
Ladies' Tanor-Enais Skirts. made OF
figured br1liaatIne. 3 great variety OF
patterns, yards wide, percalIno lined.
velvet bound. $S.sA.
Ladies' TaIlor-msde Skirfs. made "a
handsome checked SuftinEs. 2n navy.
sans and green, at ss.sA
Ladies Taslor-made Skirts, ia navy
and black storm serge. pencallne lined.
velvet bound. $40.
Ladies TaIlor-nade skirts, IN navy.
black. brown and heliotrope, perca-lne
4iBed. velvet bound. al ss-oa
We are also showing an elegant line
OF SackingS. silk Brocades and MORE
Velour SKIRTS, ranging in price from
$50 TO $2o.0o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28

Our stock OF Ladies' Capes COM
prises all the best shapes and materials
TO be wcrn this season and at a price
that Will please you
Very Handsome Black silk Grsna-
dine. lined with fancy silks, se.sa.
Handsome BroSaded SILK. lined with
black silk. sass
IN black Metre Velour at Sass. ss.aS.
sli.Ss and SlS.oo.
Handsome Gros Grain Silks, trimmed
with jet and lace. SIS. S2-So 10 sle-se.
We are also carrying a very hand
some line OF Cspes suitable for old la
dies. in cheviots. serges and clay wor-
steds. silk lined throughout. finished at
neck with lace rucAe. prices sS.ss. $50.
$500 to sissa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
eo..r,. want. his Liberty.

The bearing az Fdwart Roberts sppli-
eaticn for writ Of habeas corpus came
on before Judge Jacobs yesterday.
Roberts Was arrested and bzou9ht b.
fore Jr<ice + NJ Small % Duwar'isa
precinct. charged With threatening 20 con-
mi, IN assault On the hearing before ne
.uxtice ne was ordered 70 furnish BONDS IN
me sun, % 500 70 kenp the peace for one
xear hating 20 furnish the bond Roberts
vyas committed To tHc custody Of Co1s*aols
Alex. Atkinson. who has since "unAwfully
rsatrained him OF his liberty"
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Hart yes
terday ask@a a continuance. which was
granted and the hearing set for Neinss-
aay. next
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
New Embroideries.

Our assortment Of 1897 Embroideries
Is now complete and is the largest and
best selected as well as the lowest
priced that we have ever placed on
sale. We quote especially good values
from general stock for this week.
Swiss. Cambria and Nainsook In all
the new patterns, C. Sc, 20. &c. &c. &C.
l0c. l2i@c. iSc. tic. zoe. 80 10 a.so yard.
Embroidery with lace edge. isc. &C.
Doc. 6Nc yard
Embroidery with lace insertion all
over, = inches wide. s2.5o 70 ss.0o yard.
Embroidery with lace edge flouncing.
$50 TO $3.50 yard.
Cambria and Nalnsook All over En-
hroidery. 4oc. CSC. sl.eo. si.ao. SIS TO $500
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
Won1en's Coats.

In style. quality and prices our la
dies Ready-to-W Coats are very at
tEactive. Made by men tAilors and we'll
finished throughout they have that
style and proper form 50 much desired
and seldom found. The stock Is en-
tirely new and represents the newest
shapes and patterns. You'll be sur
prised al the snlallness OF the prices.
Ladies' Tan Covert Jacket, fly front.
double stitched seams, coat back, So.sS.
Same style in black cheviot. S5.sS.
In black serge, silk lined through
out, S6.aS.
In black clay worsted. silk lined
throughout, SIS.
Ladies Black Diagonal Jacket. with
slaatInE pockets. lined throughout
With hack silk. 5000.
In tan broadcloth, six lined through
out. strapped seams 5000.
Same style with fancy silk Innings.
sl6.50 and SlA0o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
RIDE tas easy ruaasag Cleveland e
syirstuaIi.ts Celebration.

The ruh1ie "a eSr lGLly invited 70 attend
fna celebration q fae fortv-nsath Anut-
versary q modern Sp5r3 fzaltzEn to b AelH
81 pettis bali al day today. un&sv me
auspices q th- CnldTe--s Proxressfvs
I.vc@ura. Speakers ans many mediums
all - present - denaerstrnss ths ~T4f.
T@vaua In tAe evening AIRS. Esther
Thomas VII deliver a lecture. toIlewes br
tests srauz several rneetgrns4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
TuE pIaeaEE PLAN.
Charity Organization Society 20 Try
IL again This Year.

Al effort viii BE made again this year
TO place The unemployed on vacant city
lots IN the way OF cultivation o. vege-
tables FOR the use % those who raise them.
TIE last two summers this plan has
worked most successfully IN Seattle. ara
ire report Of What has been done here N
this form az advanced philanthropy has
been incorporated Ia the New York city
report Seattle has dons a. sell as any
city IN tire country Ia the cultivation OF
vacant lots. Last year. n spite OF ths
drcuth. crops % the value - s. 20 were
raised AZ an expenditure % Sisa. Oua
hundred and seventy men with
families were enabled 10 procure Che use
q land. and many assisted WITH eltAer
seed or implements.
The committee appointed By tho Clarity
Organization Society for thss year "a com
posed % Mayor Weed. Joseph SaipDen.
Grtfssh Davies. Henry ". Stein. r. n.
Black ard Rev. p. =. Garrett. This com
rnlfese vii meet Monday ~ I-13 Sc TIE
Charity o~Eaniza ttoa S0ciesy's rooms. =
Sullivan eaildlnr Any offers % land or
donations In tae way - tools seed or
money may - Ssuf IN 20 this rconn- One
o. ire members 81 tais COMMITTEES srea k
ing Yesterday 81 need % the sse@1 sa{d z
sras - - rezrett~a that - faA government
IS going &c give away seed = ssould not
e, % tie unemployed citlEeas who rltxst
ralsa enough Vegetables - keep their
families through Ire summer ard faA