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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03
Snring Easter Jackets.

Separate Jackets OF good quality covert
cloth, nv from effect and stitch SAg2
ed seams, or................,,...' VIZ
Nobby Short Jackets, OF swell mixed
cheviot. latest style cut velvet GS EO
collar and seams nicely bound. ~O'CO
Extra Quality Tan Covert Cloth Jack,
cts. beautifully tailored With strapped
seams, and full silk lined 81 OS
fOf ..s.ssss.-ssssss
Navy ard Black All Wool Chcviot Jack
s .IS, f f,5s@ %, seams and full S5.05
EXTRA EASTER VALUE IN Yale Blue
Cloth Jackets In misses and ladies' sizes.
nv front and stitched seams. $500
this week, for ..................s.. w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

WOmen's Reliance,
After Many Dlscouragements They
Turn to MunyOn.

NrS Rachael Matthews, Shady Side,
Princess Anne County. Md. says: had
severe pains IN my left side under my
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Roanoke College. 7; Roanoke City, O.
SALEM. Va. APRIL 2.-speci9i.--d,i me ne
T,oancke College ball team won the iiTst
s.ams Oh The season to-day, deteating the
Union stars the best cub IN foan0he
city. by q score OF 20 O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03
Easter Ne K Fixlngs.

Everything that's new and stylish in
Chiffon. Liberty Silks and Mousline de
Sole. will be found here. at the lowest
prices
New All silk Fringed Ties, full III yards
long. In all the finest OF colorS. with
double knotted fr.nged ends. now Snc
for -. .......... ................... Oo~
Ladies' Handsome ard New Fringed
Ties. IN yadere effects. with dou- -rr
bic knotted fringed ends. for go. <J~
Ladies III Sill. TecA and Pun Scarfs.
In all the leading shades, now 3rr
at s.ssss.s..ssss.sss..s..ss. ~
Ladies' Long String Ties In fancy pat
terms, polka-dots, and solids colors, yOr
each at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03
pRoAD-s

cldIrch corner 81 Broad and Tenth
sireeis).-sunday school at $3.50 a NJ.
Preaching by the pastor Rey. w q.
STARR. d. D., at II a. NJ. and r. NJ.
Morning subject. "A message from Heav-
en- 10 sorrowlng Hearts" Al night: is
the Worship OF a Go.den Calf on satur-
dav night the best Preparation for a
Sabbath Serviceg A cordial welcome TO
oil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

THE THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Twenty-sixth and Marshall streets,, Rev.
r. NJ. 'OMER, pastor -Prcach'lg every
Lords Dav az IL A. NJ. and 5 =. " Sum
day school meets at J:D A. VI. Payer
meeting every Wednesday MINT at
o'clock. Christian Endeavor. S'~f'ty ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

UNION STATION METHOD DIST
church corner Twenty-fourth and Nell
son streets. CHARLES /. BANE, pas
t5r.-Preachmg at II A. NJ. By Rev. w.
". LEAR, OF Central church MANCHESTER.
assistant pastor OF Second Presbyterian
church. Sunday-schoOl 9:15 a. NJ; SER
vices Monday. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings at 1880 J. NJ. oticial meeting
Tuesday evening 1:i5 z. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03
Special Easter Sale In
Our Cloak and Suit Rooms.

The seasons choicest styles and
most beautiful Tailor MADE Suits
at Wonderful Easter Prices.
Ladies' Navy and Black Worsied Serge
Suits. tailored with double stitched seams,
nv front jacket. lined with silkoine SKIRT
percaline lined and velvet ooun1,
special Easter price this week SA.OS
at .... Observation-Disclosures
Tan and Navy All Wool Cheviot suits.
iacke, trimmed In braid and six linei'
I'm both misses and ladies sizes, az TX
fOr... ..... .............s..'..'''''
Swell Al! Wool cheviot Serge suits
Jacket lined with extra heavy taiteta SIX,
md beautifully tailored with lapped seams
on Jacket and skirt. special Tor
this great Easter sale SiO 90
at 49,. ........................
Very Nobby Suit OF all wool covert
cloth. REFER front jacket IN the, latest
cut strapped seams on iacket ana shlrt'
iscket taHeta silk lined, $3.50
for .... ...,.............fs'.''-.
Extra Quality Cheyiot Serge, suit, IN
black only. in fly front. or tight ntunS
Elects. entire suit jacket. skirt ana All
lined with good quality tai $1,000
feta silk, for .-...s.'..'''''s'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

PARK PLACE N. Z. CHURCH COR
ner Pine and west Franklin streets).
Rev. THOMAS y. POTTS. d: D., pas
cordr-tcd nv the ~ stor. Subject Of
evening sermon: "Tramps and Their Des-
tination." A cordial invitation 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03
THE sCOR

No more were made and here
correct detailed score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03
Easter Bargains

AND BONNETS.
300 Embroidered Null Caps. JSc
LOT .s....s......ss....ss.ssss.
Prettily Tucked Null Caps. with full
ruche II net and lace. also other styleq
In bonnet effects. with embroidery ana
pompon of net and ribbon. 1ec
lot .-s.ss .ssssss ssss-s.ssf.sssssss.sss.s
Fine Corded Caps with full ruche ,2r.
OF net ard lace. az .................. ~
Extra Fine Corded Caps with rune Of
net and ribbon and edged with pref xSC
ty val. lace, for ...................... ~
Childrens Large Embroidered BonnetA,
Beautifully made. with wide ruffies. edged
with pretty vnlenciennes lace. at rOC
only .s...s... .....ss.....s.'..-.''' 49,
Fine Large Sheered Normandy Bonnets,
with wide ruffs OF embroidery and full
inner ruche OF net and ribbon. -cC
for 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. /CS
Handsome EmbIidered Bonnets. with
double ruffie of line organdie. trimmed
With pretty va'eneisnnes lace SI.OO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03
Easter Parasol Sale.
Newest STYLES at lowest prices

newest Styles at LOWEST prices
Ladies' Parasols Of finest quality liberty
silk, with handsome deep RUNE. In both
fancy crooked handles. cnameled Gt az
ferrels. for this week only.....- V''cS
SILK Paraeols, in red blue. brown. green
and blacf with the SWEETEST Of handles
also pretty Changeable SIX Psrasels.
shading from green 10 purple. 81 O3
red 70 black and blue 20 black.
Exquisite Styles r. changcable silk PAP
asOls. with newest homan stripe borders,
and Prince OF Wales handles. S37s
Tor ...... ...............s......'s''' ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

I O'Clock 4. Ai. a SOEildi NeiSVbs' " MI.
SIEVE H-sTREET CHRISTIAN
Streets Streets. Y. 4. SWEENEY. pastor
Preaching az IL a. N. and p. NJ; by tbs
pas Seats free and the public cor
alally invited. especially those havirs no
church home Subject at II A. NJ "Paufs
Prayer for Ephesians.' At +. NJ. sub
iect; Looking into the Perfect Law OF
Liberty"
LIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
church (meeting house No. 200 Reservoir
street,. Preaching Tomorrow Sunday
at II A. NJ and S:l5 y. NJ. Evening subject
''The Judgment" Sunday school nj SO
a. NJ and Bible study at 800 r. NJ. All
are invited TO attend.
NEW JERUSALEM MISSION 7n
west Marshall streetj.-Regular service
every Sabbath at II A. NJ. April Sd. sub
ject: There Standeth one Among YOU"
''But what went ye out for 10 seer \
prophet? The prophet teaches truth from
God The written word does that and
more. IL IL truth from God" free T.
brary to which all who desire 10 invests
gate the doctrines are welcome.
FRIENDS MEETlNG.-GE 0RGE r.
WISE, OF Baltimore. Md, and MILLS T.
RAIFORD. OF Southampton, Va. minis
tiers Of this society will be In attendancs
at " A Nj. and r. N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

GRACE STREET PREsnyTERIAlN
D., pastor: residence. No. 1os north k1fth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13

We will place on sale Monday
morning I6 pair only. SILK. satin
aud Heavy Tapestry Porticres,
bought by one Of our agents mt half
price. consisting of the following
styles:
pair only Heavy silk Grapes I'm
Light Tan and Cream, beautiful de-
signs: "a curtain that we have sold
regular Mt $1,000. nt $3.50 pair.
pair Heavy silk Grapes. both
sides ani-hed. heavy fringed. new
patterns. in shades of TIM and green.
the best value i'm town, at $1,000,
price STATS.
z pair Heavy Wool Combination
Portieres. dark red ground. raised
green figures. heavy fringe. and n
beauty. value $1,000, at $3.50.
pair Heavy Imported Tapestry
Portteres, green ground with silver
sprays. nothing better mt $500, to
go at $3.50 pair.
pntr Heavy Satin porttcrcs I'm
dark green only. plain top ana bot
- possible tn make, value $500,
at $3.50 pair.
pair Heavy Ribbed Tapestry
Portieres. In old rose only. value
$3.50 at x3.75 pair.
z pair Heavy Ribbed Tapestry
portferes. In delft blue and gold,
value ss..e mt s3.-5 pair.
= pair Heavy RihbcJ Tapestry
rartieres. In green and tan, value
5000 Mt $3.50 pnir.
VIII also make following prices
on yard goods for drnpery aud up
holstery work:
= Heavy Ribbed, Double Faced
Tapestry. rich coiors aud designs,
at zoe. value $50.
"Armure" Tapestry. something
new. I'm crimson. terra Gotta and
light green. neat small patterns, at
$50. value Sf.:,5.
Our best Cotton Tapestry. all col
or.. nj ~ lie. regular price ~ 90.
Figured Corduroy, all cotors, $50
yard.
Full line of Cords, Gimp., Buttons
PRINCES, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
Heating Stoves.

We have large stock OF second
hand Franklin Heaters, OAK heat
ers and NIL east iron hrafers I'm
good condition. that We offer at
from sc up. ." make room for n
carload Of new hiGh-Erade heat
ers that viii arrive I'm 10 days.
Come early and make your setec-
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13

Were yOu ever In our drapcry
roomf \ visit here will repay you.
II II n separate room. 16 feet wade.
80 feet long, well lighted. carpct-
ted and made comfortable with
easy chairs. You see drnPerics
shown exactly they Will look
when hung I'm your own home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13

son.
Edith Belmont 81 Washington street.
NJ Gosh, lis Washington street.
Capt. j. r. Thompson. steamer Gertrude.
w. Nells. so+ Seventh avenue.
Steamer X. Hemrick.
K. Woolerton. TimWeli.
Gailshurg Mining & Transportation Co.
X. 7. Barrett, Lake Dell addition.
c. a. Vincent I422ie Second avenue.
NJ. l.. Severtson, Interplay.
Max Muller. sGs Fourth avenue.
r J. Neston. st. Michael.
Yukon River s. 5. Co. 81. Florence.
DR. c. Sharples. III Cherry street.
Schooner Uayte.
NJ. J. Belesses, 1911 Fifteenth avenue
II. L. Turner. 1905 Eighth avenue.
II. c. Mcdonald.
L. II. Graves, 81 Queen Anne.
II. &. Bell ST. Seventh avenue.
Z. u. Spencer, Skagway.
II. Clark ll6 Sixteenth avenue.
r. c. Wade, McMinnyille. Or.
\. r. .Anthoney, Port Blakeley.
&. S. Johnson. ai2 Denny way
q. II. Trip All Ninth avenue.
j.. Augustine. 1Sl6 Seventeenth avenue.
l.. a. Griffith.
X. Kyonoto
q. T. Talmage, Denny Thurman add.
J. J. Ferguson. Wellington.
H. Atkinson. Newcastle.
&. Wilson.
II. ". Jones l40i Sixth avenue north,
Mike Carney. Elks' Cafe
J. Nelson. Burnett. Wash
@. I'll. Mclaughlin. Port Blakeley.
T. a. Bridgman. s26 Tenth avenue south.
Otto Olson, South Park
T G Loeb, $50 Alder street
NJ. Mcdonald Port Blakeley.
Bark Theobald Central Dock.
Centennial Mil Co.
W NJ. Richmond
San Francisco Bridge Co.
V. l.. Pruitt. COS Fourth avenue.
John Anderson. Machias.
Leland Spencer. $40 James street
Alaska Mutual r. * NJ ASS, Ballard,
Steamer George +. Starr.
Wrangel supply Co
Capt. Chilcott ship Seminole.
A kellogg. South Seattle.
r. Fairbenk llo7 Spruce street
Lawson. Robin Il Lawson Black Dia-
mond.
Warwick & Mccarthy Ives.
w. II. Perry. 3D. Fourth avenue.
]. y buchanan. - Twenty-third avenue
r. Erickson l5,C First avenue
J. T. Lee. Latona.
W. NJ. Greenhaum. 1893 Main.
Mr. Schmidt. las Sixth avenue
II. II Dean. Georset0wu.
II n Albce 1917 Eleventh avenue south
Frank IngerSoll. 1924 Seventeenth avenue.
Ca9t. Edwards 23S joy street.
-. IL Zones GI5 Yesier.
q. a Harness 1875 East cherry street.
r Drake - East Lake street
William Tennv.
David Xernekh. Ijs Twenty-elgh,n ave-
nue. south.
r. Moran. 20 Leuors-
II. f Holmes slo Thirt'eth avenue south.
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y
Louis Heinrich. i2l +. Lake ave.
A. Cutler. Edgewater.
II. II. Hagan. 90 Fir 81.
j Maburg fn6 +. Lake ave.
Mr.. A. Garinkie 1873 Wash. 81.
+. $. Curtis. Alb sth ave
y. NJ. Carrette. 40 5th ave
J. II. Storey. Port Biakeley
+. g. Tyler. Sli Spring st.
+. X. Clark. 3i9 lst ave. y.
c. w. Trowsley, Ia 18Th ave.
l.. NJ. Potts 1912 9Th ave.
o. +, Millpaush. Edmonds
Albert Naef. 22i5 4th ave.
VIM. H. Rice, Attn ave cor. Lynn ST
Patrick MCGEE. South Park.
s IL. Sullivan, FairhaVen-
l.. Conrad, Sol Columbia ST.
e. s. Reed, 18th and Ycsler
W. II. Able Montesano.
W. 5. Miller. Port Crescent.
T. knutson. Bremerton.
Frank Kelly. 30 Goth ave.
Angus ". Young 9th ave. and Gaylor st.
w F. O'Br!en. 2iis lst ave.
e. Tharlow. 232s 3rd ave.
Thos. Dobson, Newcastle
4. +. Davidson, 1918 lst ave.
J. j. Agutter. Fremont.
r. knaph. Duugeness.
J.. r. Queen, q. Seneca st.
NJ. J. Cohen. Juneau. Alaska
Allen Nelson Mil Co.. Monohon. Wash.
Archie Adair. Issaquah.
H. Studdert, COS 23rd ave.
J. c. Vader, Gilman.
J. NJ. Pickcns. Co. Spring.
DIR. q. Walsh. Rentou.
l. j. Roberts. Maltby. Wash.
NJ :. Williams. Alb 1th ave. s.
II. +. Phillips. 22l5 l.. Terrace
a. T. Levake Az T. Mercer.
q. n. Colvin. III Cherry ST.
H. Coates. South Park.
5. A. Caruan. Fulton market
Steamer pode.
H. : Scales. Pend.eton or.
a. X pinkney. 1893 Iesler
l. H. Laycock, ssh ave. y. and Thomas
Mrs George Yati. rs Ninth avenue.
Anacortes Packing Company.
J. w. Harris. Tuialip. Wash
John X. Brown. 9sS Ferry avenue.
Mrs. \. tarsiey. Everett. Wash.
l. II. Spencer. LBS Fifteenth avenue.
Ii. Brown, Dexter street
Judge IL. Osborn. Harvard avenue north.
u Norman. 1910 Twentieth avenue.
Swan johnson.
" J. Peak, luo4 Twenty fifth avenue.
RAzei Hunt. Ills Seventh avenue.
Thomas Forrest. Thirty aria and Wye
kor street.
A l. Johnson. loo- Cherry street.
A & Hess. Georgetown.
{, Derby III Seventeenth avenue.
Mrs. Thomas ". TFesiddeg. 81 Seneca
street
l. Nan Norman.
-. ". Wa3erhouAe. 1921 Eighteenth ave.
NJ. n. Bailey. l0l' laird avenue.
Il. Chilcott First avenue north ana hin-
near place.
NJ. Norm. - Olympic avenue.
W Murphy. Fremont.
j F'ettcry. ballard.
Il. Apker Ballard.
Mrs GsasscccA, ~ Nineteenth avenue.
u ". Lewis. Enumclaw.
q. &. Marsh. Anaccvtes.
J + BuGee. Poyt Williams
C. proseh. l>i3 Twenty-nft5 avenue
NJ Wtckware. Ia Third avenue.
o. A Ernst.
Il : Hammond. I52s Fourth avenue
Mi Spencer Port NaldeS.
4 NJ Frasicr, Fremont
NJ D Mortar!ty 49, Frat avenue.
y Hansen Eentan.
II NJ kalhurg. ~ University.
W } Knight. Tsss11ah.
T Miller renny-Fuhrmaa addition.
NJ Hamilton. IS Bgx,ssoa avenue
II W NcNiel. rerunnaeio
IpeAn " Thorn 2lIts Cherry street.
=. livingstone Fremont.
Atlas IeGnlhrr Company. " Murray.
= Osne3 SIS Bel'eyae avenue north
/. Christensen Iniex-
q Cow fssaQuah
Csxen Doraa. IsSAQuah.
i. T. Davis, al Vine street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
Jewel Ranges.

Just received. a enrfpad of Jewel
Cast Iron stoves and Ranges. The
soJd i'm this market for IL years,
and have always given entire salts
faction. We now have the largest,
best and most complete stove stock
Of all kinds I'm the state. that 10 the
secret of our btx stove trade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13

L. n. fSEjer, 4u} Ceuar.
c. Fl. Peckham, 1l9 Nineteenth avenue
Rock Island and Mfg. Co.
j. Crowley. Globe Hotel.
A. hammers, Syivana.
+. NJ. Shaw. Front and Cherry.
+. j. Mcdonald, Dyea.
J English, Skagway.
T.. j. Hughes. Fort Wrangel.
J. Mahoney. Fort Wrangel.
f. NJ, Barrett. l2OS Marion.
w. II. Walker, I52S Fourth avenue.
Rev. Winchester Snohcmish.
Capt. Flynn. L. Valley Street.
John McMaster. Clear Lake.
j. Anderson. Third and Columbia.
W. Thompson. ThirtYfifth avenue.
G. W. Harris. l39 Twenty eighth Ave.
F. s Dew ofe, Third and Denny way.
o. O. Calderhead. 1I2i Washington.
J. V. Vanhone. Old Hartford.
n. c. Cheek. Fifth Ave. and Lee st.
j. r. Hansen. Caller and Queen avenue.
y. NJ Calhoun. Fourteenth and Seneca.
A Brandt. SOC Twenty-third avenue
south.
". ]. Williams. Skagway.
Str. Clara Nevada.
NJ. s kimnemons. Skagway.
d W. Fraser. 2506 Jackson.
]. y. Johnson. 913 Lenora.
j D. Mcintyre, Denny Thurman addition.
l.. c. Merz. Bremer.on
c. T. Stang. Latona-
Str. Protection.
Phillip Bros. 20S3 Fourth avenue.
A. J. Aenew. Everett.
c. r Battelie. ITO Moss.
Harris & Huffman. 200 James.
f. koen 1896 Fourteenth avenue south.
G. H johnson, 1895 Thomas
S. Munro. 623 Twenty sixth avenue.
T. G. Eas:wick. Port Townsend.
M Bjormstad. 40 Pike.
Thomas Clancy. 1.01 Yesler.
{. ". Donnett. i2o Ninth Ave. south.
NJ s. Cousland, Denny Thurman add.
s. Jorgenson. LaConner.
A a Wright. 81 Eastlake avenue.
Mr. Van lyle 1894 Nineteenth avenue.
X. Clay Eversole. l2e6 Marion.
r. c. Caldwell. 1914 Ninth avenue.
NJ Willett. Kent.
7. F. Nordley, Denny-FUhrman Add.
Thomas Anthony. 22i Rollin.
f T Hall. a}s Fifth avenue.
Mr. Mouitnn, 1916 Fifth.
Dr.. Horton.
Mr.. Matson. 900 Fifth avenu
Cavanaugh Bros. Kent.
Dr. jameson. 10 Pine
Mr, 5 Gugeberg 5l5 Pine.
- " Jones. l5i7 Iesler.
u. y. Lewis. SO Spring.
James iTerst, 5i1 Madison.
l.. r. I.auping. els Mirror avenue.
&. F. Porterheid. Room 81 Bel.
Eugene Ricksecker Marrowstone P;-
NJ 4 Gorsey. Ill Eleventh avenue.
c McCord. ~ Seventeenth.
II \ Klehl. rs Republican.
J. n Kenzic 923 Yesler.
John Baker. BLACK Diamond.
w q. Armstrong 5as SEES enth avenue.
Z a Knapp. 1919 Eighth avenue.
W g. Duncan. Beacon Hill
G Nj. Brooks Fremont.
{ +. Robinson. Franklin and Eas;lake
avenue
Harry Roiton IN Twentieth avenue.
" { BENEDICT. Ravenna Park.
: Chuev. l1-3 Fourth avenue
J. r CHI Howell and James.
\ + Metzger So4 Twentv-f.rst avenue.
Tar Bailey Fourth and Spring.
J II All-1 80 Eighth avenue.
J n Stewart. PORT Blakeiey.
J. VI rean. Arlington.
u r Bennett si5 Third avenue.
! T. Doe~nbacher. Chehans,
Capt a NJ Toole. 1919 sixth avenue.
J ". Goodwin. Tenth and Cherry.
William Moss. Dexter.
Z NJ Miller i0I7 Eleventh 81.
2 White sls Fourth s..
Nj Buchey Everett.
WNlIn Ssrborne. Port BIake,ey.
=. J Martin. Lester.
A l. Brand Second avenue north.
Taylor Arrnatrant. New Denver. Il. <.
TT Limerick.
! 4. Nadeau.
Or u. w Bracion-
O. II. Smith
Mr.. brooks Fourth ard Spring.
Mr. Callahan. loss James.
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r. Winsor. If.
Adolph Ernest.
Mrs. Wilzinski.
William Mckee.
Mrs. Minnie Dudley.
A. Henniken.
John Mills.
Capt. Lloyd.
G, w. French.
Frank Schulz.
Dan Fortin.
n. Thorsheim.
X. a. HaInes.
Newman Kline.
DR.. James Shannon.
Walter Hubbard.
DR.. ]. w. Prather.
Joseph Johnson.
Mrs. Il. l.. Ferry.
Gen. ]. Il. Metcalf.
T.. c. Baird.
III. r. Hopkins.
A. l.. Kelsall.
J. c. Hoisington.
J. NJ. Frink.
r. A. Haines.
Mrs. Josephine S. A'ws
=. Poison.
Richard SAKE Jones.
T.. +. Bogardus.
Peter Holmer.
Hiram Burnett.
John RippIinger.
DIR. c. 4. Raymond.
J. W. kahle.
&. VI. Wells.
Chas. II. Lilly.
Rainier-Grand Hotel,
Steamer Utopia.
Steamer Wasco.
II. A. Frederick.
I'd Burwell.
j. L. jacobson.
Steamer City of Seattle.
Steamer ]. K. Mcdonald.
W. A. Bane.
Il. c. Stevens.
w W. Roper.
a. L gsf.,,-..
Ferdinand Christman.
Geo. Jensen.
+. r. Monost.
e. -. Perkins.
Nj. X. Maddocks.
r. +. Blaine.
q. y. Sandy4gen.
John Haley.
Ed. C.. Cheasty.
O. n. Carrick.
T. \. Artni;age.
T.. w. Run.
Peter Rasmussen.
Harry 6. Struve.
Or. +. 81. Conn.
Peter Holmes.
VIM. II. Hoppe.
James /. Frazier.
+. y. Hughes.
Mrs. Kline Cialland.
q r. fogue.
g. l.. Rudioug.
J. u. Gordon.
John NVinship.
&. y. Hansen.
VIM. Uder
e. j. poollttle.
q. 6. Pratt.
4. Is. Stewart.
Frank Clancy.
a. NJ Brookes.
l. Stewart.
+ J iSlodgett.
l.. Miller.
II. Moses.
James Gilfillan.
&. Erickson.
J A Leech.
Irguhart Bros.
IJr. :. j. Dean.
Mrs. sicsfanGS
g 4. Eckeriy.
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W. r. Towne.
Mrs. Barnes. Lakeview ct.
J. n. Turner.
J. A. Soderberg.
Denny & Mass.
J. W. Butt. Dauty. Wash.
l.. J. Langdon.
r. S. Wood.
Mr.. Clancy. 2l1 Sixth.
Mr.. Ford. 1904 Main.
q. E. Hallock.
II. Welze. Everett.
c. ]. Smith.
W. r. Bayliss. Wellington.
Mr.. Padden. $50 jefferson.
Mrs. Sanborn. 202I Second.
w. J. Hartcranf;.
s. N. Jones, Edmonds.
Mr.. Nordin. goo West.
c. NJ. Hauge. Fairhaven.
Erick Frisk.
Mr.. Parlo. 21l2 Second.
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Russell Hamer. Hoodsport.
John HOLSTER
Mr.. Robertson. 81 Mary.
n. b. Steele.
c. G. Austin.
G.. I. Butler. Lopez
Stuck & Cady 90. Robe.
Prof Taylor, Harvard ave.
Mr.. Newman. 3l4 South Tenth.
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Solid Oak Chinontsr. with Hevel
Plate Mirror, this week $3.50.
rs other designs In Chirouiers in
oak, mahogany and birdseye ma
pie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
$4,000

secondhand Majestic, e
how IL has been used where 1t ha sed
Majestic Is made to last lifetime. Ten hfteeI
hurt n Majestic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-03-18
Manufacturing
Harness
Company

goods in the lines here mentioned,
to wit:
Ladies' Driving Whips, large assort-
ment;
Select Assortment OF Trimmings for fine
made harness;
Leather, direct from the tannery, such
as has never before been imported TO
Honolulu;
Horse Boots Of all descriptions, Hoods,
Sheets, Salt Sacks, Blanket Pins, Hob
bles, in fact everything pertaining to
race track outfits-for the glorious 18th
Of March, do you mind?
Cable Trace Chains, Hames and Collars,
etc., for our plantation friends.
And now the steamer "Zea-
landis" has arrived with more of
these beautiful goods. Such
glittering gear, but solid value
Bits in great variety, Trimmings
that outshine Klondike gold,
Rein Buttons, etc., everything
good to pick from. Come IN and
see, it takes too much time to des-
cribe. When the "Zealandia" re-
turns she will bring more still of
this splendid stock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-03-18

Prof. Oscar Herold has accepted
an Ell gagement to tour in the
States as pianist in Miss Eileen
O'Moort's concert company. Resi-
dents of Honolulu will be sorry
to lose so fine musician as Prof.
Herold, but his many friends re
joice that be has decided to give
up the humdrum life of music
teacher FIR the more brilliant
career of public performer.