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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

fore the cabin door, / sang Out; an vas
customary in that country, and waited In
The saddle until my hello should De
oxered.
A young man came TO the cabin door
and. lifting a hand. said: ''Sh. sh, strang-
err" and then advanced toward me don't
make noise" he added, as he drew
closer. What Go you wansg'
In that land every man was his own
guardian. and administration OF the law,
when Ii was administered. was neither
trial b. Judge nor jury. bat was case Of
arbliration-who could pull FIRST. and hence
dropped my hand on the handle VI my
gun" as they cali revolyers In thai land
No answering move came from the man
who had stepped from the cabin. Instead
he shook his head and said: mo. pard :.
no trouble. What IS iff''
Merely want a drink Of water. my
friend I answered.
Come this way" he said. and I rode
around the cabin and guided nay horse 20
the water BARRE. then, swinging OFF the
saddle. went TO a spring TO which he led
me. and drank my NIL
.'How's Ii comm ?" 1 asked
Bad 30 answered: damned bad" and
his face changed such as before since
] have never seen human face change,
and I've seen men hanged.
So strange was the change In the man
70 different his manner from that Of the
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To the cabin. l followed. bat remember
ed the advice OF odd timer on the
plains who said To me ne | left him. Keep
eyes In the back OF your head, my boy
Men are bad. bad sometimes when they
think they are alone. while the same men
are towards in a crowd. Men go crazy
sometimes because they are alone. Men
go crazy sometimes because OF the sun
You've got ono friend In your Journey
Stick 10 bin. Shoot first and shoot
straight"
And so. as went toward the cabin. I
kept In close touch with the only friend
! absolutely knew l could depend upon
Just before I reached the cabin door gave
a quick GLANCE backward ard saw my
horse munchng the grass and same Eow-
ers tina, grew near the spring. | stopped 70
60 back and tetller him. but my guide ssta
Never mind. IL won't matter now. She
won't care. Let him alone
He didn't i,sok crazy. but he talked that
way ana hesltated NJ the d0or before en-
tering tho cabin. He had gone IN and. as
II !rnpa :ient al my delay upon the thrvsh-
Old said, Come in. Lock here az the
same time walking toward a h'9 bunk IN
tae corner OF the cabin. I stepped within
the house. and for n second nitnkea nsy
eyes e. rtd them ~ the glare 90 the sun.
As opened them and started toward the
corner baby voice came from The bunk
papa dear papa. dear. where's mann
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Young Nsa'S Clothing,
IS TO l9.

Everything THAI IS tasteful. new AMI
stylish. We are really proud Of the
success We have had this spring in
this particular line Of clothing. You
viii see garments here that you don't
find anywhere else. at any rata no.
at our prices.
At sl2Y0ang mems all-wool black
English Clay, single and douhle-breast-
ed sack suits. Italian lined and tailored
~eu. sizes Is 20 10.
a. Sie-Young mems navy blue. all
wool serge, single and 6ouble-hreasied
sack suits We invite your particular
attention TO the dining and workman
ship OF this suit. II not better than
sold elsewhere al sls we are badly mis-
taken in our merchandise. sizes Is TO ..
AZ $ie~Youug mems DIVA Melton,
double breasted sack suits. new
shade for spring and a handsome bust
nesss suit sizes Il % -.
At ss-Young mems fancy. atwood
cheviot suits. single and double
breasted sack suits. Italian and serge
Tined. cut IN the latest Ssyle and made
by artistic sa!iors. some with double
breasted vests, many new novelties In
spring styles 10 select from, sizes u
30 -
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There Was neither casket choir nor
funeral march. Merely a hole dug in the
ground, mamma and baby lowered into
II with tender hands and then tho rocks
and dirt piled oveg them ard heavier
rocks rolled above. so that the coyotes
she seavengera Of the plains. should not
undo the work 81 human hands lef, 10
he completed by mother earth.
When Il was finished he said 10 me-
Can you pray?" ] shook my head and
Eel. my cheeks burn.
well. l can" he said and he kneit be-
side the grave. 'oh, God, you have TAX
en Away everything from me. BE uer-
oifui 10 them. IL they need IL. and for
get me.
When he arose he ssd: Better stay
there tonight" pointing TO the cabin.
There's plenty OF grab"
Where ara you going7' I asked In sur
prise
ITO heili' he answered. and walked
away In tho daykening shadows of the
night
That's why bis face bears the legend
Of derpalr.
CHARLES n, HARTON
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CHARLES WAILENGER MISSING.
Friends Have Not Heard From Him
for Three DAYS.

Charles WsiieurFr. Who VAS preparing -
10 10 Alaska disappeared Wednesday 80
esnoon Ard rs friends have not hssr able
ga Get the Al xbtes; trace ~ him.
= 3 Ntiet. sno lives a. tSe corner -
Fast Boston street ansi Howard ayenGr. an
fhc east she~e af Lake Union. reported
NEi}eUEer's tissppear3USa - the polire
Yesterday sfrerueon He SAfi that Val
leagrr's trunk was a. RS Aouse. ard tAst
when he WAS iast seen he WIS on A TAlTl
a~erlSe electric raF which passes near h&s
sNtliee'sA hosssc WaHeneer ha4 been cut
20 see Nj Al}ie~ ahoat going - aSSa
The miss nc man g. described as n years
cid six fret tai dark ,anpi.xta0e ard
h1ack eyes he scTe dark .c<slaseA clothes
kma 3 siauch hSf
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Basement attractions.
a Sale Of Crockery
Tomorrow.

Down here IN this big basement Of
ours there Is = busy ham from morn
ing TN night It's ere % the busiest
parts OF the store, and that's saying .
grsa, deal Prices like the following
are responsible fer some 20 1t:
Fancy Decorated le-sncA Semi Porco-
satn Plates, lec each.
Fancy Decorated s-inch Semi Perez
lain Plates. Joe each.
Fancy Decorated Ssuch Semi Porce-
sAsn Plates. loo each.
Fancy Decorated finch Sem.-Poeco-
aasn Plates. tec each.
Fancy Decorated a-snch Semi-Porce-
lain Soup Plates. Toe each.
Fancy Decorated finch Semt-Porco-
lain Soup Plates. loo each.
Fancy Decorated si--inch German
China Plates. loo each.
Fancy Decorated Sefni~porceiatn ToA
Cups and SauceTs. i1c pair.
Fancy Decorated Semi Porcelain Cot
fee CUPS and Saucers. loo pair.
Fancy Decorated SENT Porcelain oat-
meal pisAes. .-ineA. ioc each.
Fancy Decorated Semi Porcela;n
Pickle Dishes. ioc each.
Fancy Decorated Semi Porcelain But
ter Dishes. i{c each.
Fancy Decorated Semi Porcelain
Sugar Bowls. iec each.
Gilt-Edge Glass Fruit Saucera. 10
each.
Glass Olive Dishes ioc each.
Glass Sugar Bowls. iuc each. :
Glass Butter Dishes. lnc each.
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THE NEW MORTGAGE LAW.
Will Emergency Clause Affect Pend
Ing Iitigatfons

Judge Moore yesterday made the formal
announcement 20 The members ~ the King
county bar that the new mortgage law
contained an emergency clause Tie said
that he hal received "A certified copy az
the act II advise the members ~ The
bar tn Inform themselves concerning the
provisions Of the new law said the
court.
In all probability the rev law Will have
20 PASS the scrutiny 81 the courts ~ least
in order 70 determine ITS operation uytot
mortgages that are now pending 81 fore
closure suits. The general rule If law ~
tina: in foreclosure salts th. law I'm force
"a the sinle 81 the signing o. the note IS
part - the contract ana any action
brought on account ~ the deGt shall fs
governed ny the law in effect al the time
Of The making ~ the mort gaEe note.
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ColoYed Petti(oats.

SILK resficoa;s. made with the new
tight-titting waists. new circular and
umbrella shapes. new cortiinG. pieaf-
Ing. heEnstisching and rifYling-Siik ana
Wool Moreens. Italian Cloths. etc.
Changeaide Silk rnderSkirfs. um-
breiia saare tao small rutYles around
bottom. tsD each.
changea4sie Tare;a Silk Cnderskirts.
umbrella style. finished with three rsas-
nes around hutinm. each rufYle finished
With three rows Of cordinx. Sfo.oe each
Plain Ta1esa Silk Tnderskirts. alt
the newest shatIngs. finished with
three small ruYles around bottom, 3115o
each
Silk Horeen Underskir,s. In coiors.
$50 each
Italian Cloth UnGerskirts Ia colors.
a, ssB. 33.sa. no and 500
Italian Cloth Undersktrss in polka
dot and striped effects. 81 so t2so and
g. 20 each
Rack Safteen Tndersklrts. umbrella
style ard finished With three rows %
coiofed satin ribbon around bottom.
s. Is each.
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Recruits are Slj1 gutaIns - great nars-
bars - kac recruiting Gf~scer Many -
sf0~a " So enlist exgfe~s a desc 30 10 %
Manila a enCe. Up ft yesterday sfter-
ssetaYs fo.fy~ens new ~-asers SaA been a.
~rpt9f Tse sug~ aH -arsle f1 @1t!sE arr
a = Ylg,e good strong ssssTtiy-,e. siux n,en
tealt 81 afGy nlf1e appsIcaTts fsrty-ssna have
sss.se accented THIS E@r7sasaea = rnsscA
higher thaH ftr &fnetAl rsin u - @Sr@c.~
80 sh8: another slet1NAEent VT - ready
20 send away shorty 4 nHgnb@~ - ea-
It4tfns "a cavalry regiments 1stst the rla Fer~
fzx :serfee fNp Infantry. rs Ea~y stand a
s-Hance = NetnS e~rt fate active Serv3es
aass7e~ thar cavalry regiments
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house Of many naang.ons long before hu-
man help could reach her
Papa. dear where's mammal Why
don't mamma Gomez" came the baby cry
and answering a lock in my face the man.
without moving pointed across the cabin
7 turned and saw under a quilt a form
that before had escaped my notice in
the darkness Of the cabin and the interest.
la the baby.
She died this morning" said the
father briefly. will You help NE to
and he choked as he brushed his hand
across his eyes. / was going ia answer
his question when he gave cry and
snatehing UP the baby from the cot. held
her 10 his breast. kissing the tiny face
again and again,
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YESTERDAY Wa 4 husY 6sv ~ ne ctsv
s~xsxarsr.s ara c5tT eQnfrt gesaers sftsee x
MS tAa last .ssN gwen fer procuring a3rT-
s4aY and dog steens~~ Fr>T1 rew on see
sf,@7tal Tss}trt 4,Sr &pf~',nte3 nv t'aief Reed
~ b., -, see E~ek0a' 90 n Nsets ~ N5ssE
f.,,sr,xp4 ara .he deg catcher VIZ esce r>ore
rzss,sgsss GRE ~sEianS wstN - i8rsaf arr 49,
x, frsno4ma ant-~tanst~ cannes Sase
masters have asE 5csts5 70 Set E6e g.ecss
SayN Ass
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Baby had gone 20
find mamma some
where in the mead
ows OF the stare and
papa wss left alone
With only Il stranger.
Oh the edge OF The
Autaye desert
IL was when the
purple and gold %
the sunset streamcd
iust atsove the distant
mountain tops THAI
we laid them TO rest.
mamma and baby.
each IN the other .
arUH
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~Ae German ladies ~sT.ety Ell ~
A~~s2 2 a. Iserresnla BAL xtvN 4 s~aUrrrs
ara sail TIE programme sas bees pre-
PARED rs a.. experiences committee ana
NIL - complete n every detail \ large
crew. Is expected.
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Linen Dept.

Heavy Weight Crash Toweiing. ali
pure linen. loo yard.
Rlsached Table Damask, all pure
linen, Soc yard.
Cream Table Damask. good. durable
quality &c yard.
Turkey Red Table Damask, &C yard
Honeyeorna Cotton Towels. regular
six@ sc each.
Linen Huek Towels. trimmed. alt
pure fax. lac each.
Cream Turkish Towels. large size.
1...c yard.
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New Spring millinery,

We've been using all diligence to
make the selling force ani the work
Ing force big enough TO show the ap-
probation we feel for the eyer-.ncreas-
ing business you're bringing Us. Our
millinery selling OF the past two weeks
is entirely without precedent and %
we're the preparations We had made
or you would have been disappointed.
No touch OF foreign style IS lacking,
no dearth CT ready made hea6gear
from the foremos. msi!iners OF the
world at home and abroad. Shall the
new Spring Bonnet be from the hun
Grces now ready or shall we make Il
10 your notion? Every proper mater
iai II you've i mind 10 make 1t your
self.
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ma Tess is So Aat
The man kaei: be-
side the hunk ant I
fastened - his side.
There upon sas rssug h
straw tiek iay enc II
fhr llftle angels God
sometimes leans %
m0Ftas here or
e8rta.
tN@s as blue IS
heaven < SKIES. bat
es1.sx- kfrsse,% s.sasf -
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scattered s 81 I ! e r +
along the trail. t5at
once more | aryang~
ed 10 arbisrase.
He saw the move
and laughed. not In
msrth. but just such
q laugh az tho man
who has ioas his last
ioilar gives when ne
realizes IL Is gone.
ard with It his
chances 81 an homer
able life.
I've no gun. he
said. Come In"
md he lea TIA MA -
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AZ rarsaevx - e. ~ tAe $ssf9 Ma =
.vhfsx>sef =, fssa saiss~~ bows - ~ Philip
xsr,e~ rssn%s - aboard tEs vessel ~ noss1
tomorrow >Aae gRtsf - resolved after
THAT hour TIE exaet giEsSs ~ ;as vaS@e ?
zaalng has rot been set
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remember IDF a
young man. I took a
horseback trip for a
magazine in the far
Southwest. One att
ernoon, a scorcher IL
was. ] ran across q
cabin in a sl2mo Of
trees on the trait at
the edge OF the des-
ert. and stopped 10
get water for myself
ard horse, and TO
shade myself for a
little while from the
sun.
AS 1 refined up be-
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WomsD's Purses.

Coin Purses. loo, 15c. -. sc. &sc 20
-, each
Grain Leather Combination Purse.
black sni colovs. ~. SOC and &c each.
Seal Leather Combination Purse
80. s. - $3.50 - s. - each
Monkey Skin Combination Purse.
ulack ana cellars. siso. 3a&, 40 TO
s. a. each
Alligator Combination Purses brown
tan. gray ani green. SIC. s.. :. g = 70
g. 81 each
Morocco Combination Purses. 81.
s. A. It's to s. 50 each.
Real Seal Combination Purses geld
or silver corners, 81 Is. s3-s. se.ss 20
- each
Monkey Skin Combination purseA
sold OF silver corners. $50 each.
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Domestic Specials.

B!Aaehsd Muslin, full yard wide. &c
yard
Unhlsachss Sseeting. yard wide. war
rautsd 20 wear well, &c yard
Dress Prints, light medium and dark
coiuTs, sc yard.
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lDfaDts' and CbildreD's
Null Caps.

Infants Muu Caps, In fine French
and poke effects. &c. SOC. soc. -5c Sc
Sl-oo 10 3. IS each.
infants and Chiidren's sun Rannets
In plain and figured ginghar1s ard
white lawns. Sec, Csc. &c and Sc each.
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Nowen's Belts.

Black Corded six Belts. fancy buck
les. &c. sc. 5oc, &C each.
Black Elastic. Belts. fancy buckles.
&c. s5c. $is, E-s5 each.
Black and Steel Beaded Elastic Beta
fl-5. s.. Is, $50 10 A96
Black and eolored grain leather Belts.
leather buckles. sc. Csc and Soc each.
Black and Celored Seal Leather Belts.
leather buckles. Csc, soc, &c, &c, ssc
each
Black and Coiorei Seal Leather
Belts. metal buckles. SOC. .15c. Csc. s.. IS
each.
black ard Coiored Grain Leather
Belts. metal buckles. sc. Sc. soc. Sc
each.
Mexican Carved Belts SOC. sc to s. 50
each.
Jewelsd Leather BELTS. black ard coli
ors 1Sc ssc each.
White KID Belts. sc. eac aad &c
each
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Boys Knee Pants,
4 TO Is.

TIE best assortment and largest stock
OF boys knee pants all fabrics are all
wool and made well Prices Sec, 30,
s. A& s5a Corduroy knee pants.
slate. 6ran and seal brown a, 81 and
s. -
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n lef, behind, that MANI face bears
Il Enthusiastically
re were standing az the rangpiank Of
- outgoing Alaskan steamer, watching
- peope 20 aboard, when the man q.
~ side made the remark. looked az the
-sn he spoke u and knew h.rn-
knew wAy he had LEFT hope behind.
vas with MIN when every bright light
- his life WAS snaffed cut. was wsth sim
,rhen boue ambition. love and all else that
res 10 make life worth living were taken
away from MIN
since then he has been wanie.er on
be face Of the earth. neither caring nor
eared for.
This Is his story. . true tale. A long
time ago, longer ago than IL Ia pleasant 20
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SeasoDable Dscora-
tons.

Our Drapery Department was rewer
more complete than now--<iraperies
and axings o. all kinds for the house.
that speak for themselves:
s-inca Silkoline new tine. loo
yard.
S-inch Reversible Denims. al tie
latest colorfngx. l1<1c yard
&-ITlch B1ShAnst extra heavy reaa.
very strong, ISc yard.
+ilinch Curtain Muslin. dotted ana
figured patterns. fs1c yard.
ss-.neh DENNIS. plain cosors. the &c
Kind. l7i9c yard
ssinch Figured Sat.ecns. t.lsc yard
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Lace Curtains.
THIRD FLOOR DEPT.

RufYied Swiss Curtains. q inches
wide. yards long 60c pair.
Fish Net Lace Curtains. G.S. S2ss.
$50 10 g. IS pair.
Irish Point Lace Curtains, cream or
white. full width and length. 0.15 q
pair.
Brussels Lace Curtains. very choice
patterns real value SO 50 . pair. now
$50 a pair.
Rope Portlercs. Cor single or double
doors prices from s. 50 20 $50.
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Slack (repols.

We've tgis; received dozens % pieces
OF the latest pariSlaa faverltss IN high
class novelties. those sarptuoas Cre-
pon effects in MoAai- and wool ana
silk and wool. These are the choicest
saerfcs Of the worii's best looms~-oy all
means thu richest black dress stufys II
has ever been oar pleasure 10 present
We are proud OF them and yea win
share our bride when you take a few
minutes TO have these goods shown
you.
4a-incA Mohair and Wool Crepon4,
blister effects. x-A "A yard,
4s-inch Aohair and Wooi Crercna.
pebble and ainpisd effects. = = = yard.
&s-inch MoaAir and Wool Crepons.
Jacquard effects. 80 and s. : yard.
SILK and Wool GTenad4ne Crepons in
exclusive suit lengths. from $so.o to
$500
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ChfIdreD's and Mo-
neQ's Ha1dkersbiefs.

Chi3arer's ffArdkerchiess, printed
borders Sc, BIZ, &c and sie dozen.
chsIsrens plain and fancy hernstitch-
ed Handkerchief. So ard iac each
Womsiss p.ain muslin hsuassitched
Banjksrchief&. s. ias. Toe each
wause1's plain linen hsmstiichsd
Handkerchief. Iz'zc, lie. ss. sc ana
&c each
Wonsen'a Swiss Hardkerchiess. hem
stitched. embroidered effects. Sc. l0r.
i~fkc lie 10 soc sseh
Worrsen's Linen Hsnaksrehiess. hem
stitched embroidered effects. DC, &c,
$50 aoc ~ e. - each.
wasnen's fsnsn Handkerchief. seal
topped embroidered effects. 5e. sss, Sc.
&c. &c - 81 each.
Linen Heins;itehea squares for foot
ing ~ lace. s8a inches. loo. isc.
Ss ans @,c each.
iAnen Hsmstitched Embroidered
squares f8r foa9lnx or lace. and II
inches. 10. Tic So and So each.
fTsst,a iI0on Handkerchief. lace
e&ge. sc, ~. sac. 7sc. 10 s2zs each.
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(baieIai1ss and Shop.
ping Bags.

pnycl@ Chatela.ns. h;aex or c0Iors.
-. 81, sssc. - - Sa.Ess each.
Purse GA eIatne black oT cnlcrs. &c.
90 5.sr. -, 20 s. X eseh.
ChlItrers Caaseaa4nss. 1Sc, sc. &c.
"a 50 each
Shopping HAYS cloth t3Gs ard s!4sA
- ~ 80: &c Sc - s2I ssrh-
F-sstnN - oysa nS Eags, a. leather.
s% x-s. g. - - Rs ea.a-
fsossgss SAarpgrC FAxs. ciota ard
!eatne- s-euassuesi & -. s. q. g. y 20
s = sa<s-
Boston Shopping Ssxs. al closA.
8 - 3.E 8 - each.
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/ IAE OF THE DESERT.
TIE LIGHT OF A MANS LIFE
vEST OFT IN A MOMENT.
- ~..Aerer on the Faeo Of the
yarth. Who Travels From the
seerchfng sands 10 the Fgosen
r.,th and Has Left Hope Dehina.

Fl ever there was written on human
al countenance the legend All hope
lef, behind that mans face bears
II uru1ls;akab ably
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EaNr SllAS.
There has never been a time La tie
history 81 this house when We have
SHOWN more varied, a more sesect.
a more rnerlt-worthy assortment OF
zIks than row. Every weave ana col
or In foreign and domestic makes Is
here and we state Enhesataingly that
better goods or more reliable wsAves
eanno. he found elsewhere.
2D-inch Fancy Striped TaHetas. 800
yard.
zl-inch new Corded Silks. three
waist patterns OF kind. 81 - yard
-l1ch Silk Popiins In shades OF
pearl and silver gray. yioleis. tans.
beige aluets. cardinals heiiotrope ard
natlona. blue, $50 yard.
22-incn small Bayadere Cords with
black satin stripe. $50 and s-75 yard.
5s-inch Black Tareta, all pure six,
real value 5l.5o. special sLl3 yard.
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NomsD's Ke(kWear.

The very latest dainfles, concei,s
that have been approved by fashion
rare uoveities-priced only as this de-
r,artaens can cell ueek~ear.
Muu Ties. w}ta fancy ends, - ana
81 each
Fancy Net TGez With rur1e3 ends.
go,. So. 60. So. BIS II SIS
Fancy Chiffon TSere vita ra~.cd or
embroidered ends. s. - SIS n g
Fancy stock Collars, sac. 81. &c 20
s. 10 rxch.
Faacy frcris. ratified. 3 10 g 3 each.
Fancy tfussups. the very latest nov-
ely. Gs@. s. ~ siS eaca-
SAasn Cellars. al tie dcs-aa,e snap
&c. b., ~ cacs.
linen Cheaasse:ges. - and &c each.
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Fla1lsIetts Gowns.

PAX and Blue Striped E~saneIN:te
Gowns. Mother Hubbard style. &c and
s. ~ each
FAane1e.ts Gowns. n sold eo3crs ~
pink blue ard cream. MotEe. Hubbard
style. finished with narrow brad. 81 =
zach
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In tbe Lace Dept.

A showing 81 materials BY ths yard.
suitable sor trimmings. &c.
Nes f-fs-srs, e.
Ma N1.gaNeflne as Sos.
New f@Aerty SsIs
New gGt out Mo2ss~isse 4. ao.A
New HGtsed 8o4ss@lln~ de SufA
Ss~ E.xrsTr1zeres Mossssei.ns De 0osA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

SO strange was the change In the man
% different bis manner from that Of TIE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02
Dr.. Jaegsr's Sanitary
Underwear,

MaAs q. IRE HreSt an pareS. Austria
tar woeG. 4. - ths worlds standard .
IL - Ire only sys.crn recommended by
ere ~e-sf's h~s, physicians. IDEAL In
ssrga<z.&1ts Cor tbs caanxcAeie eli
r-a.s.
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Wash nateTiaIs.

Duck ard Chawlot S0srf&E~ The I'd.
Fine Figured crgsndiss. iz1s1 yard.
Dress GsnTAsrrs. extra vide. newest
designs Gre quality. Sc yard
Yard VIDE PescAes. fast colurs.
ti4e yard
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wornen's Tan Ri3 c,xferds. turn soi..
coin Toe. s. = pair.
Wom@ns Tan kIs Ox,oras. .arn s9lA
round tn~. 81 70 sss5r
Wsrens Tan Niei kia Csxtorss. High.
tuvn sole. .@s'iag tep. gu pair
Won~u's Tan yi1i Hi Qyscras turn
sole. roslrsa tee u - pair
Women's Tan Vic: ia 0xtors.s,
broad round toe. diamond ~. 40
pair.
WoH2ers Tan Wei KID Cgxrer4a
hroa5 rosln5 toe. .aTry se=ssng. .1sra
s0as = 80 pair
WoHens Tan f.zitskia Qxsar1s.
hrosG rsossna yae. s. 70 pair.