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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
WAS HE SERVED?
Effort to Force-C Col. Asa Bird Gardiner
to Appear Before Mazet.

EI1Orl TO. EOrCe OOl. asa Blrd Garol n r
to Appear Before Mazet.
New York, Nov. 25-An attempt was
made today to serve District Attorney
Asa Bird Gardiner with a subpoena to
appear on Monday next at the session
of the Mazet Investigating committee.
There. was a disagreement as to wheth-
er Mr.. Gardiner was served or not Col.
Gardiner was met in the elevator as he
was leaving his Office by a detective
from the Office of Frank Moss, counsel
for the Mazet committee, who said to
the district attorney, Il have a paper
for you
Il don't want any of your papers, ;"
said Col Gardiner. The man tried to
push the paper unde the lapel of Col
Gardeners coat. Col. Gardiner resist
ed, and the detective left the car. Dis
trict Attorney Gardiner said he did not
know what became of the paper He
said he was not served, and it is pre-
sumed that the detective will say that
he was served. Col. Gardiner said it is
doubtful if the man had a right to
serve a summons on a legal holiday,
Saturday being half holiday, but he
declared that he had not been served
anyway.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
BOMbSHELL FOR
JAMES ]. MEYERS.
Editors of Prominent Republican News
papers in Massachusetts Enter a Strong
Protest Against His Election to
the Speakership Of the House.

called for Mr.. Myers has repeatedly
proved recreant to his obligations.
The undersigned republican newsps-
pers hereby demand the election Of o
republican to the speakership:
A. F. CRISTY, Worcester Telegram.
FRED E. SMITH. Newburyport News.
C. L. McCLEERY, Lowell Mail.
A. P. LANGTRY, Springfield Union
PROCTOR BROS, Gloucester Times.
A. STARBUCK, Waltham Free Press
Tribune.
CHARLES MUTT, Worcester Spy.
]. b. WRIGHT, Haverhill Gazette.
VIM S. JEWETT. Lawrence American.
w. H. COOK. Milford Journal.
K. b. MILLER, Pittsfeid Eagle.
THOMAS B. EATON, Waltham News.
GEORGE H. PRATT, Newton Journal.
&c. S. PARKER, Arlington Advocate.
.C. B. JOHNSON, Franklin Sentinel
GEO c. FAIRBANKS, Natick Bulle-
tin,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
1874.
Carrot A. Hobart.
1899.

There was never gathered in New
Jersey, and seldom in any part of the
United States, so many mournerS of
eminence in the nation
They represented distinct stages of
our national life. combining the history
of tremendous civil strife, with the
marvellous record of progress following
the days of Lincoln; and marking the
epochs that came with the lamented
Garfield and the living President Nc
Kinley.
Among the senators were Hoar of
Massachusetts, representing the old,
and Beveridge of Indiana, representing
the new in national life; Daniels of
Virginia, representing the confederate
soldier, and Hawley of Connecticut,
standing as type of the Union veter-
an There was Jones of Arkansas arm
in arm with Frye of Maine. From ev-
cry state came men of broad culture
and prominence in national affairs, to
honor the memory of the illustrious
dead.
More than three-ffths of the Senate
and nearly half of the members of the
House of Representatives We're in the
church with the governors of one-third
the states in the Union. Distinguished
men from the states of the Union and
representatives of the New Jersey leg
islature and supreme court were
there.
The church decorations We're mag
nificent A band of smilax over three
feet wide and thick enough to hide
the wall. ran around both sides and the
front Of the main auditorium. Above
the windows the wreath ran unbroken
before the pipes of the great organ. At
the windows giant palms reached up
to this smilax. These palms and the
festooning around the windows were
laden with white flowers, principally
lilies of the valley. orchids and chrys-
anthemums. Around the organ and
the pulpit lilies were strewn in lavish
profusion. The fonts before the pulpit
pit were covered with American Beauty
roses to the height of nine feet. A
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
WANT BRAGG AND cLEE.

Members of the ward committee
held an informal meeting at republican
headquarters last night to go over the
field and speculate on the chances for
landing two men in the common coun-
Gil at the city election. William j.
Bragg and Frederick Clee, the repub-
lican nominees, are both popular men,
One or both will undoubtedly win out
Ward is still fighting ground and
will be for considerable time to come
and the candidate, either democratic or
republican, who wins out on election
day, has something to do aside from
announcing his candidacy and looking
wise
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
REBBoLI.

The custom of having a special cake at
a wedding was introduced into England
by the Romans, and for many centuries
cake or biscuit was broken over the
bride S head and the pieces distributed
among the guests. The restoration of
Charles IL brought French cooks, who
speedily converted the ancient biscuits
into. delicious confectionery, iced with
sugar, which, as time went on, grew into
wedding breakfast of today. We have a
complete line of dainty cake boxes and
wedding cake ornaments.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
WHITcoMB FOR CHAIRMAN

Henry E. Whitcomb is the only man
whose candidacy has been formally an
nounced for the position of chairman
of the next republican city committee
Several others have been talked of for
the place but have declined to be con-
sidered. Mr. Whitcomb is familiar with
the duties attendant on the office and
in the minds of most members would
make good man for the place.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
KAISER LEAVES WINDSOR
Imperial Pair Will Visit
Prince Of Wales at
Sandringham.

Windsor, Eng, Nov. 25.-Thousands
of people gathered at the railway sta
ton today to bid farewell to the emper-
or and empress of Germany when they
left for Sandringham to visit the Prince
of Wales. There was an affectionate
parting at the castle between the queen
and Fer imperial visitors.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
LADY SALISBURY BURIED,

London, Nov. 25.-The funeral of
Lady Salisbury was held today. Lord
Salisbury was not present, owing to ill
ness, but he attended private services
inside the house. All the premier's
children in England followed the body
to the grave.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
HYMN WRITER DEAD.

New York, Nov, 25.-Rev DR.. Robert
Lowry, a prominent Baptist minister
author of many religious songs and
hymns, died today at his home in
Plainfield, N j., aged IS. Among DR..
Lowry's compositions was Shall we
meet beyond the river
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-26
WEATHER REPORT.

Boston. Nov. % Increasing cloudiness
probably followed by rain Sunday after
noon or night. Monday. rain or snow. fol-
lowed by clearing weather; continued
cool; northwest winds. incrC asing in force
and shifting to westerly Monday
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03
CnATELAINE BAGS.
In Seal. Monkey. Alligator. Morocco
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES.

WIRE HArRPINs. ALUMINIUM
HAIRPINS. RUBBER HAfRPINs. IN
VISIBLE HArRPINS. JAPANESE
SHELL SIDE COMBS. IN plain and
oval top. beaded top. and with Rhine
stone settings: POMPADoUR COMES.
plain, and with Rhinestone settings.
RUBBER DRESSING COMBS. ALU-
MfNUM COMES HORN COMBS.
IVORY COMBS. CHILDREN's
ROUND COMBS.
PINS. CUBE PINS. SHAWL PINS.
SAFETY PINS. HAT PINS. Bf.AN-
kEr PINS. MOURNING PINS.
HOOKS AND EYES. plain and pat
ent; CLOAK HOOKS AND EYES.
FRENCH HORN BONES. GENUINE
wHALEBoNE. EAGLE DRESS
BONE. WARREN rEATHERBoSE
DRESS STAYS. wHALEB0NE CAS-
ING. BINDING RIBBONS. STAY
BINDING. SKIRT BINDING. COR
DUROY DRESS SHIELDS. MAIN
SOCK AND sTOCKTNEr. SILK.
TRACING WHEELS. TWfMBLEs,
SHEARS. PINKrNG IRONS. HOSE
SUPPORTERS. CORSET CLASPS,
TOOTH BRUSHES. HAIR brushes,
CLOTHES BRUSHES.
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY ONLY
LADIES SHIRT WAIST SETS. con-
ssstgng % three Beauty Pins. one Collar
Button and one pair fInk Cun Buttons.
These are all new goods and come tn a
large variety Of designs and patterns.
Sold regularly for Sc set
SPECIAL MONDAY. icc PER SET.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

We are prepared 70 eh4w this season
thu largest variety OF Ladies' Suits In
the NsrtAwsst. oeMpesang broad
cloth suite. Covert and Chev1ot Suits,
with Plain Cloths. CAmels Hair and
Homespun Suits. in Ill sisss. including
many choice novelty styieW. at prices
ranging from c760 UP 20 ~ EACH.
Missss' suits also IN large variety.
misses Olsen
SPECIAL
IAdier Aii-Wool Venetian suits.
Jackets IN ttght-iltting and ay-front
effects, jackets tined with fancy tat
fetA, navy 0lus ana brown. Ill siseA
speciai ~ 10 each.
lAdise Fancy Golf Capes. very pref.
" combinations. special ct ~ each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

WE carry tn mose cemplste lins Of
the CEr.EBRArED NuBiAN BRAND
OF olI.EUAH. SATfEENO AND
NEAR ''Ull.k.~
sIY.EslAs-B ,ack. white ana ecicrs.
: inches vide.
sATrUDNS-Biack. white and co,orA
- tuches wide.
PERcAY.fNEs -Risch. vsits ana eel.
ors. . inches We1e.
PADDED FANCY suRAHB -Risck
one side. g inches vida
NEAR SILK LYNINC8--nlack. al
colors. . tnchss Wt1s4
oNpULE--Biacka and cciors. - inches
wide.
sCrNTrII,A--Iake SIX. black ana
oil co,crs, - inches vide.
MoREEN VELOUR RlAek ana coll
ors. - inches wids.
TArrErA-scst nn.sh. black ana
coiors. - inches wide.
ITALIAN cIorH-piack ana cc,crs.
VICTORIA SILK SERGE
MoREEN--Ail-wooi. black and coll
ora.
MoREES fancy stripe.
black and colcrs.
SILK WARP xoREES - Evening
shaassA
HAIRcLorH--French and German.
LINEN CANVAS. rI-xEpo CAM
VAS. COLLAR CANVAS
CRiNoLlNE Fsatn o. checked.
black. slate. white,
wicGAN BLACK brown and white.
sPECIAL IN LINING DEPART
MENT.-MoSpAY re viii cell our new
s<>iNrffi.A WAIST AND SKIRT
LINING ~ &c per yard. Gomez In all
the new shades Tor fan: Looks liks Tar
fsta SIX. In - inches vide, AID nsssi BY
DAT, sc YARp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03
LACEs.

I.AcES this fall viii be In greater &C.
msnd than ever before for dress trim
mtngs. The heavy Arabian Iacea. In
eerpantIne effects, will be assd very ex-
tsnaively. This department. now COM
passe for fall.
FRENCH vAI.EScrESSEs-whi,e
black ana cremA
NORMANDY vALENcrEHSES-
White and creme.
REAL vAIsEKCfESNES LACE
One-Aaif Incl 20 3 inches wide.
Mr-HI.iN LACE, MACHINE TOR
C'HON. ORIENTAL LACE, POINT
DE PARIS POINT re GENE. POINT
De vEN1sE, cHANrII.LY, ARABi-
An, BOURBON. sfANlsH. OIL
PURE, POINT IL ERIE RESAfs-
SANcE-- Black. creme and white. la.
osrtins and banda to raics.
SPECIAL MONDAY
500 yards ToRCH0S, ORIENTAL.
and vAI.ENclENSfa f-ArEs. from
/ inch 20 : inches vide. worth 20. lsr,
nc yard. SrEcfAL. MONDAY. 10
YARD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03
!. rssss GoODs DErAarMxxr.

rveev new weave and colss sGsss
.tloun n the fashionable world Will be
Ss1n 81 our counters. Camsl's Hair
nGucies In PLAID and Figured HI
- GIk and Chenille Mixt6res, Poi
- fot Novelties, Tailor-mado Weaveo
~ I.Atn and Small Checks. o61pee.
EIGof-0tin Mixtures, Cancels Hair
SWve1 IN Plain and Pla.ds In large
ns3ety, venetians in several quansies
q n the new coioyings, Golf oktrsines
~ euitings. plaid on ooth soc; Of
sI1oA On one side and plain the other.
variety Of color combinations.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
= pieces Cassel's Hair Chsviet. 81
- nv coiors. full s. inches wide:
oecist at q yard.
bueACx WOOL DAESs GOODS AND
mlOM AOvELTlES.-
NJ ~ take considerable pride In our
USUnlaeons assortment ct Black Dgaoo
EFpa6mea. W. show IN this department
t1dvely he Ch0cest Weavss Manu-
eeslsa inrludtng many e1<rsms NV
3lqD = IN and wool, Engiish Mohair
ogsltiea Cfepons In very DARK rich
4 0fps o(fncto- -neaut.ea 0erEoG. VeuA-
1888 EkcotiDss, rlne Cords ana many
kS0nW "Priestley'' WeAveaI which aro
E(saranss.a 70 b rainprocf. A pleasure
: = shew Dis stock.
SPECIAL.
H-inch Brilliant Black Mohair Gre.
&ton1 sery rich ana lt,strosas: special
= - : yard.
uGLk DEPARTMENT..
OR purchases In Novelty and Plain
sD4Q eog this season fully equals the
oou1one4 purGnaseU Of any two former
yo1zA We have secured eou1e splendid
d yllne9 n plain weAves comprisfng
le1Lleoy Ieoa do Sole, 0rcs 0eaina.
- d LoNdrs. Ores Do Paris. Tai
Nene aH6 ArUuro WeAvea.
1PncfAL VALUE THIS wUDK.
Hssyy Black All-silk Peau do Sole.
! meAes wide. soft. lustrous quality.
vossA 0-se. special 1t Ills . yard.
coLonED FANCY sILKs.
OR Stock Of Fancy enks this season
= ampay elegant, and embraces . peer
- rangs Of Novelty Effects In stripes.
Ceecks ana Corded Novelty Weaves:
- Shirred Stripes. Picking Repps.
eealac ThaRrain. Satin ESscville.
~ Mont. Satin Luxor. Satin Dc
tg0, TaReta Hondeen. Plain Tafyeta
mnst ccmpiets tine OF new shades.
Ueaaatng Automobile. GrAya. Casters.
kepahltc Blue. Dewey blue. Freise,
"a Turco. and all shades OF Hello
epEC1AL vALuES--AIAL SHADES
MNlk Taffsta. with firm edges.
na4 heavy quality In complete
= ~ soAdes. special =; &c q yard.
FlAlDy. I'IAIUA.
!Iaads-Piaids IN every conceivable
geee cunhinAtion; Piaids In all sizes,
fancy and mixed. Camei'a Hair
go rcule Piaids. Serge Piaids,
Mlxed piaidG Preach Pfaits.
Seeseh Psalds and German Pfa.ds, DO
ssc F'aida from &c up: Piaids from
= - 70 = yard
SPECIAL.
-Nney Gamers Hair Plaid Ccmhina-
tfsnch manufacture. lovely and
- special 1t tl& y yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

0~O~S WvvUs UShss
~ VS. are prepared 70 show this fail q
nAgalhcsss stock Of FUR garments.
c0mpEstng fur collars and .ocilarettss.
f4r cSp4s ana scAjskin Jackets, Opr
EoYeg era ptrchaasd from The leadihs
1sst h fur cssmsnss ~ -"
siss,s ESws n 2.l 1l .,ss s sa
tssiS, Lynn. RED Fox. or,oss,irs. Elec-
tric 9sal. Astrakan. Persian Lamb.
Beaver. Otter. Krimrner. Moufflon ana
Msrten. ranging In price from - up 70
COLLAnETTEs.
Fur Collars ana coiiaret,es In Mink,
Squirrel. Blue Fox. Opossum. Skunk.
eeAl. Otter. Mink. Moufnon. Persian
lAmh Orsbe. Astrakan end Wool Seal.
ranging from $50 W 70 ~ each.
FUR CAPEU-
Wool Seal. Electric Seal. Cpney.
krs.sh csn:y ogs r: n.svsr M,nn
from q no. seW. $40. 3iai0. Sik as.
- ~ - s7.se. ~. ~. 20. t7k
FUR yAcKBrs--
Ladies' FUR Jackets at 80. 10. 80.
Se0. S6.
Ladies' ecaiskin Jackets. 1T Si7s. tsOc.
no each: fully guaranteed.
SPECIAL VALUE
Ladies' stone Marter ColiaretteA,
Nlectrte' Seal Combination. very hand
some. special At NB each.
So-lnch Handsome Assrakan Capes,
cloae lustrous curl. all stsAa. beautiful
garmsnts, fully guaranteed. special at
- each.
Our RIBBONS are all Of the Stand
ara Gauge, Full Measurement. and OF
An Qualities. Our stock now complete
for fai: business.
SATIN AND CRos GRAMMAR COL
era
pousLE-rAcEp sArfN-Black and
colors.
eros 0RAIN--Rlack ana cciors.
MORE TAFrUrA-Blaek and col
ors
FANCY MILLINERY RIBBoNA
VELVET RrBBoN-ea,.n hack. black
ana coloSs.
einch SASH RIbpoN-An the new
colosu.
SPECIAL MONDAY. &c YARD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

A very complete assortment 70 Lat
est styles In NErfJSGS. SILK BRts-
SRLls MET. rs inches. black and creme.
TUXEDO SET-Black and edsors.
POINT D'EsPRIT-Blaek sns creme.
MAGpiE yEfIfNG. CHIFFON
YELLING, SEWING SILK YELLING,
nAREGE YELLING. BRIDAL VEIL
mo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

xadtes' oiik. Waists n almost Sodlesss
v0H5o4yy SanUi16 IN prico lfeO ~ up,
g ~ each. Including . variety ~ 81. !
clueiye hob nOvsisieA
! opEHAls-- .
t4e1fex Eh0eta 0iik Wants. IN black.
ana colon S1e9 stock collar. corded
tuck trimming. all siaes, 1t @AG0 each. /.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

FANCY GOODS AVID DRESS 111U-
MsSGs AND NOTIONs.
This department includes LAcE9.
EMBROTDERTES. DRESS LINTNGe.
DRESS TRIMMINGS. DREggNAK-
ERy SUPPLIES, TOILET SOAPS
TOILET ARTICI.Es. PURSES. SHOP
PING RAGA RELTS. vE1LrNCS.
RIBBONS. FANCY EECKWEAAs
BUTTONS. lar 1EuEIR1.as Co1kDor
BRusHES,s IlD0D u i0UD100TMnQ6
ETC. ETC.aaraf zas~'. osss ssr1s =
DRESS 7RIMxtNos SOW cor
PLBTE-
In HLAcK AND cofORED srLK-
CrMPS, plain and two-toned
BLACK AND CoLORED CHEM
LILLE GrMPS AND BANDS.
BLACK AND coroRED SILK AP-
PL!QUE HEADINGS AND GfNPa
BLACK AND cOLORED BEAD
HEADINGS AND BANDA
BLACK AND TURQUOISE BEAD
HEADINGS AND GfMPS.
BLACK sPAyGLE HEADTN0a
BLACK sPANGLE GrMPs.
STEEL sPANGLE HEADINGS AND
GrMPS.
STEEL BEAD HEADINGS AND
GrMPS.
PEARL BEAD HEADINGS. GrMPs
AND BANDS.
CRYSTAL BEAD HEADINGS AND
GIMPS.
TOM THUMB FRrNGEs-rn black
and colors-
SILK CHENILLE FRINGE - In
black and coiorSl
SILK KNOTrED rRINoE-In black
and white.
BLACK SILK FRONTS AND GAR
INJURIES
JET BEAD GARNTrURES AND
FRONTS.
PEARL FRONTS AND GAREI-
TURES.
sPASGLE FRONTS AND COR
SArRS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

CLOAK DnsAn4NexT.
Comprielng LAAg1w SUITS, Separate
6kirfu. Six Waists, Wool Wa1st6, vail
Jackets. Golf Capss. Cloth Cages.
Dressing Robes and 0acQues. Nsckin-
toshea ana Eur Garments oe every -
ocrptj0n.
NoTE-tf
Having fortunately placed all our or.
0ero before the reoent Strikes AmoAg
clock operatives IN New York CITY, Ne
hAvD mcured . eonsiderDhie price ad..
yAntags which our patrons win bene-
NJ BY during this season.
Fall Ja0kete In Lively variety, in
tan, navy. hlack aeo lcoiors. @ E.s0.
90. 10. li16b. SiA o. q. @. . each.
LaA.ss' Capes In boucle. beaver,
broadc!cth and ksrssy: immense varte-
y, = q 4 w. {s.sias u price fra" ''.sS
Ladder Golf Capes In extensive varie-
y. ranging IN price from ~ up to -
- IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

sr.Sex 20 express cur pleasure AM
ess..D aAlion AZ tire numerous Gathering
- $3.50 on eur Millinery expressed
- ~ eur Advance Millinery
sss.a& yesterday We show the
aSe-a se sho~ 'se Values" ana.
So We show the style
sneas:eia Bcnness. conrs,lv Tar-
- AHAen Eennsts and aunar.ds OF
- aaa h.sau1ssss French Designs
a.. 90 eSssSAsAsn In cay Misl.G~rv
49, S' pleasure N sae~'nx
~ Wigs and Birds II large vsrs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

Direct from the Best Manufacturers
In this country. PURSES POCKET
BOOKS. COMBINATION CASES,
CIfATEf4AINE BAGS. SHOPPING
BAGS. WRITING TABLETS and
LEATHER BELTS.
COIN PURSEs-In Kid. Grain
Leather. Buckskin. Zeal and Alligator.
LADIES' CLASP POCKETBOOKS-
Black Seal. Grain Leather. Fancy
Stamped Leather, Tan and Brown Mon
key Skin.
LADIES' COMBINATION POCKET
nookS--in seal. Alligator. Monkey.
Morocco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03
UDU0BWUBpHU0 BHyuND 80
OOUSD vuDNuDuuYo ssOoU4
10 goa want shs bsse vazues IN hssssu-
keeping goods. ~ yDiI - the best 80
eortment to select H6M. you win m
than In ous housekesp6ng dspzEsmsos-

wsns nov showing So gsad,a
Linen values. fWporfed dsree& ~ our
selves 1som tn 1ssgo s84 9e0ech loomR.
Ffr~ t1eached Irish Linen pnnnnmn.
rnnOonDl from 30 no 20 rne 4nkiR 6n11-
ask. u inches vide. az -, 81. u >. No
and = . yard -
Also an elegant assortment IN Linen
Sets. Table CIoths. With yapnsns -
match. beautSful 0Do1D and new pat
terms
Unbleacno1 Tzb5s Laasno and Dam
asks. rangin9 IN price fro0 HE 20 tho
SILVER Da0ane. - Inches wsd4 ~ r
Q yard.
1AuCY GUu0y4
Fancy Soaring Linens I'm xreaf va
fiefy. DaffenhePD fancy linen pieces
bureaus. center pfeces ard dsyfes IN
larGe variety 0paechtef embeo der~sx
Linens In bureauos scsrfD an1 center
p1oce4
SPECIAL kl2Dy vALUDa
77-inch Fine Reach Satin Dnnase.
beautiful patterns and splendid wunr-
ing value. special ~ &c . yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

lust op~nef . large tryNfcs - rsr~y
rrApeysu 9Efks 0uhnasaes. Arr rs~0-
inns. Ar T1eksnax. HzzrE&Ds AMI Pczns
dEsprss Nets N al vs<f1ss. sw-s~ asa
Tambsur Drzoseses - sarUe var1esy.
arECrAfs--
Fancy Siska5Enea sn PERSIAN aud
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

Now IN stcch CAl.snrnss Hsanbpes.
Oregon blankets North Star Blank
cts. San Jose. Cal. Blankets. ali sEses.
"a ie-4. Ia. IA bosh white and cai-
ored. In al gxsdssL Juse rscs.ve1 for
fan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

DED oCIgTs Avn C0uwoou1
White Bed spreads IN lzzUp variety
1t &C, &c. &c. =. M - - snch
white Msrssslsss ouis4s a. un. =
05e. q. ne. - snes
Genssss English Quite 81 =. ma
0-se. - Is each
Laxgs assorfDenfs N pu~n Cnwfw<D
In hath Ixberfy SlIk ana Freurh ansss1
ranging n rrlco frum ~ - - -
each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

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I'll Nuuuu8 Srr re rue~< f&<z~1H1W
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

All sizes n the celebrated r. -. Cor
sets with SswfnAn's Patent Cork
Protector.
All sszes In the celebrated p d Ger
SITS, American LAZY Corsets. Ferris
Corse,s and Corset Waists. ell qualities
ana a.xea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

Camofefe An~x IN M~ufa &mrz4snznQ
G<n<s< <sxhf 8Esrs n za rntsss1fs
~ anan~t@tfe. wnsssr D~sr m 80 ~s~<s
On tna spef s1f1 uAr< saS1. as sa1~~
Woof ara f&efwn~r@ Efn~@ 50 q psrs~<y
&C axzasEE1sA
SPECIAL
q f-~nh snwatra 2 $50 nsk~nrxz<<
'~~xhMA4 81 Ahsk@ <AAFse "A s<nem
spsn - efa@~<f saDru~-1ssT 81 w4szss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

g dozen Bieached Bath Towela ss.D
IN inches 2xl2 Worth iee. sDsesnk &C
1z1Sc ench.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

Visit CUR Art Department. ws are
showing some sxreefsnxfy pretty pieces
of Fancy w0rk-sass finished Lessons
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

Now In aeeh. . pretty xa~orswenx
in French Printed FIannels. szn-aoie
foy drnssl1g sncauAs and robsss wa9n-
ahIe.
lust ooensd. - pieces n~w gsxrrsf-
est1o IN nsw ard pretty paesernsl
EnuDosDgnED vs-ASNBlA
Tn Q few tays Ne WI place - szfD
q lovely as>yrsmsnf IN vssiss Errbroz<1-
cred p5anreis small. 1Afn<y pnxF srrsl
from - ~ 20 . . yAr2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

ALL-OyERS ron DREsas TRONTs.
CHENILLE AND SILK ALL
OVERS, n inches wide.
POINT vENIsE Af.f~OvER LACE
BLACK and creme.
ARABIAN ALI~OvER LACE
Creme.
MOUgsEfLNE DE sOIE-Embroi-
dercd, black snd creme.
sPANQL.B AI1~OvERS- Black. steel
and pearl.
RENAISSANCE LACE AfII.-OvER
--Spangied. MI colorH.
CREME SATIN Embroidered with
spangles. all colors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

Ssnc year rsssi ardt-s 10 Mis store snd you
~ q fsease5 Satk Tie valses yos recstVe.
~ Orders carefully ard promptly filled.
eses free. Weray eyr~sssss on purchases
= - and rrca-ts errers oe domestic staples.