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The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
Sues Her Mother.

Maud TyrreH has brought suit in the
city court against her mother for s4S
due her for labor. The daughters claims
she was employed by her mother to
work in her bakery She claims that
her work was well done but that her
mother refuses to pay her and she asks
the court to adjust the differences and
to order her mother to pay her the
amount she claims
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
Mra Ranh Ta Robbed.

Mrs. NJ. s. Raub was robbed of her
afternoon. The pOcketbOOk contained
a check for $50 and some change. She
noticed a boy standing near her She
reached for her pocketbOOk and it was
gone The boy was just leaving the
building.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

There is said to be money in the coun-
try sufficient to supply every man, Wo-
man and child with S25-. It is apparent
that those Wall street fellows want
r-,ore than their share.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

The pressure must have been strong
that would cause the president to take
the trouble 10 deny that he said he
didn't want a convention made up OF
offfce-hOIders
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
Honor For an Abilene Girl

Abilene, Dec 20-NIiss Elsie Reason
er, a former Abilene girl who gained
considerable fame as a war correspond
ent at Santiago. has been selected as
Associated Press correspondent at Paris
during the exposition She will remain
abroad the whole Of the summer.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

Well. of course. if Butler is to be dis
placed, he can't eat his Christmas din
ner in Pretoria 1t is the fate of many
TO have their cherished plans thus ruth
1assIN l1nsef
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

The combined efforts Of Secretary
Gage and the clearing house associa-
ton. succeeded in tiding Wall street
over another day.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS

The Chase-Lister company will open
an engagement at the Crawford theater
tonight. Ladies accompanied by per-
sons holding paid 80 cent tickets will be
admitted free. Popular prices will pre-
vail for the engagement
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

In Africa the war is between the
Bulls and Beers, but. in New York II IS
between the Bulls and Bears
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

Good supper tonight. 20 cents. at 532
Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
LEFT HER CHILDREN.

and convenient to carry the product
to Kansas City.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

The production of Faust" in which
Lewis Morrison appeared last season,
will be seen at the Crawford theater
Christmas afternoon and night. The
scenery and electrical effects are the
same as last year. Mr. Chas. McCul-
Tough is appearing as "BIephfsto," and
Miss Augusta True as Marguerite.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

This is said to be a wOman's age, yet
women have little to say about their
age
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

England might try throwing Cecil
Rhodes overheard. Perhaps he is the
Jonah.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
TALK No. so.
A Request.

want to ask a favor Of my pat
rons. If there IS one among them
who thinks that his glasses are not
quite right I want him to come in
and tell me So I shall consider T.
a personal favor If he viii do So
If 1 have made any error in taking
the measurements OF his eye
want to correct that error I would
ten times rather have him come
back than to have him feel that his
less than he paid me. It IS not a
bother or an annoyance to me 10
have a customer come back. I am
as anxious to have his glasses fit
him perfectly and prove Of service
to him as he can possibly be him
self I have a reputation TO pre-
serve and L realize that "a satisfied
patron is the best advertisement 80
] am careful to take every meas
urement accurately and I know Of
very few errors that / have made
but if there should be any / want
TO rectify them at my own ex-
pense-
My exclusive attention Is given to
Fitting Glasses.
CHAS. BENNETT,
OPTIcIAN,
z3o Kansas Avenue.
Established 1879.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
OFFICIAL CONDOLENCE.
Cabled to Otis on Account of General
LaWton's Death.

washington, Dec. 20-The president
today sent the following cablegram to
General Otis:
Executive Mansion, Dec. 20. 1889
Major General Otis Manila; I have
learned with inexpressible sorrow Of the
death of Major General LaWton and
ask to share with the officers and men
of the Eighth corps in their grief one
of the most gallant officers of the army
has fallen. At the time the sad news
came to US his nomination as brigadier
general of the regular army was al
ready made for transmission to the
senate, but no rank can enhance his
fame He rose from the ranks of the
Ninth Indiana volunteers, filing every
grade in the service to that Of major
general of volunteers and in three wars
was conspicuous for bravery and dev0-
tion to duty. The country mOurus the
death of this intrepid leader. Convey To
Mrs. LaWton my heartfelt sympathy in
her oVershadowing aflictiOn.
'sWM. M'KINLEY."
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

s'IaIoney's Wedding an Irish farce
comedy, will be the attraction at the
Grand Opera House Christmas after
noon and night The company is said
to contain several clever people.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

Jersey leggins for girls at Furman's.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
ViOlins.

TIopf model, darf frame. good tone.
full size; price includes bow and rosin,
$2.75.
Good Stradivarius model, red instru-
ment, beautifully shaded, a surprising
tone, ebony fingerboard and trimmings
$3.50
Fine Stradivarius model, swell top
and back, inlaid edges, fine tone, $3.50.
Hundreds of violins. every style and
make. $3.50 $40. S12, S15. SIS
$40. $25, $50. SIS. 500. $50
and 5000.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

" ar Depar LTleTlL DEC 70 ~
Otis: Manila:-I join with the officers
and men of the Eighth army corps in
deepest regret over the dea tn of their
heroic cornrade, General Iawton I beg
you to convey to Mrs Lawton expression
of my sincere sympathy It was the ideal
death of a soldier. as his splendid cour-
age and devotion to duty has met the
ideal of a soldiers life. The sad news
will be announced to the army and due
ceremonies of respect for his memory VIII
be directed in general orders
ELIHU ROOT
Secretary Of War
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

Coffee can't be beat at Mcfarland &
Ellis, 532 Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
GUITARS.
Our Special.

- = NNNHa
An instrument of surprising quality
and tone. Not a toy. but a frst-class
Guitar. Imitation Mahogany finish,
Rosewood Finger Board, Position Dots.
American patent heads, $3.50.
Same as above, Imitation Rosewood
finish. $500.
CelIulOid edge. front and back. $3.50.
Rosewood Guitar. a beautiful instru-
ment. 5000.
Howard Guitar, rosewood, standard
size. beautiful inlay around second
note, inlaid strip down the back. ma
hognay neck ebony hngerboard. pearl
position dots. ebony bridge. We guar
antee this instrument, $500.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
MANDOLINS.

Our Special. :.
A seven rib Walnut and Maple
Mandolin of musical quality, rose
wood finger board, position dots
Our Special price .............$2.75
A Mandolin, nine ribs. maple and
walnut, a superior instrument, well
made, $4.25.
Thirteen Rosewood and Maple,
orange stained ribs, American pat
ent head. inlaid around sound hole
and edges of Instruments. $500.
A special $500 instrument for
$500: Nine walnut ribs, rosewood
finger board. celluloid guard plate,
inlaid, nickel tail piece-pieces nice
Iy polished; a well made instrument,
$500.
A $1,000 Mandolin for $11.0O:
Twenty-three rosewood or curley
maple ribs, beautiful inlay around
edge of sound hole, rosewood finger
board, position dots, American pat
ent head. Our price $11.OO.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

The less you talk the less likely yoJ
are to choke if compelled to swallow
your words.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
POINTED PARAaRAPHs

CFrOm the Chicago News.l
Snubbing one Of the 400 is an upper
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

TFron the Atchison Globe.1
Have you written your letter to
Santa Claus?
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

An Atchison man who felt that he
could afford to invest twelve thousand
dollars in a fool mining scheme, which
he lost, has never felt able to buy
hfty-cent pair Of bath slippers.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

Ask some men how they feel and
they will entertain you for an hour
with their woes.
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oFrICER.s LIFE THREATENED.


Police officer Hubbard accused r. Nc
eosmiek. an alleged suniso man of threat
ming to ki1 him yesterday afternoon in
Jnntise Cams court.
When hubbard grabbed Mea-orfnica and
oaie6 him before the judge vita tsp
tosds This man has threatened my
81" the regular jury" was greatly ex-
cited, and some Of them lnife tsaiele vent
= the neares. saloon for lsg4@ rsstssgr
Mccormick was arraignea or f'ss rharge
being a diFoFaersy person. The case
stas centinurd at the Instance ~ The
rA3e. During the speech INSIDE ~ Nc
0Hmscks counsel he spoke sharply 81
dEbbArd tha arresting officer sntsmattnG
III Mccormick was being peT<essns-d.
Afer giving siss, bonds. MgS serDsSek
eArsed 10 leave the epuss room. lie sa1se
Mek. according to some of Those present.
~ Sasu something in a low lone 10 sas
9leer, who immediately jumped 80 and
estbed him. making the charge as pre-
H6assy mentioned
80 complaint was immediately Aled. ami
E'ssE Hubbard gave his evsaeaee. The
Mnxrk he attributed 10 Mccormick was
- fellows
II sea eyer arrest me without war
@f Will kla YOU"
he hefsnse did Fsas enter into fits side os
= case, Mccormick was allowed his
seErsv under the same bonds As he haa
- u the ether cEusv. Judge Mccain VIII
as1os< os the matter Monday Afternoon.
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toeS, Flax = Piper 0pen Comno
dious OA1ces In This CITY.

81 The legal fraternity In this city has been
#3ftnGtbensG by the addition OF q new
Ekm. Piper. Fisk & Piper. which has
EzDoned coHszaodious offices in the Bailey
H&1iding. The firm u made up OF w. ca
Der. Thomas p. Fisk ard Fred w. Piper
= Ar. Fisk il widely known through the
Eeminent part he has taken In state poll
s. rs ana az a young lawyer OF experience
L lAd ability. He WIS chairman Of the last
lepuhliean state convention and leader
= the direction Of Mr. Anksny's senatorial
eAmpaign. lie in , man OF fire presence
Nj. Fikk was born in pennsy.van.a II.
~ He was admitted 10 the bar in Kan
as In tss2. and came 10 Washington in
sJM keiso aas the scene 81 his fifss prae-
tee as lawyer la This state. and he no
TAR distinguished himself n hi. profession
~ 10 be appointed resident attorney for
lhe Northern Pacific railway. the tsewl5sx
~ Columbia River Boom ard Rafting Com
Ipany. the heiso State bank and other cor
porattons.
Fred w. Pfrer. junior member Of the
tirm. was admitted to practice In Lewis
BON. Idaho. and was there attorney for
|the Vermont Loan and Trust Company.
Ethe Northwest and Pacific Hyrsotheek
lux. the First National bank. etc
w. q. Piper Was until recently Of Mos
roE. Idaho, where he served two terms as
EEstrict judge. He has had u long and
E1atzhie career as an attorney
Ali members OF the firm have an extern
&se circle Of friends and arqnains IN fsees
= the Northwest. and will undoubtedly
10y a large and lucrative practice.
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A QUICK RESPONSE.
The P0sf-Ips~lliaenc~r' Offer of the
Century In Thoroughly Appre-
rtafrd.

Although the Post fatelissenoer dlsiriSa-
ton OF the great Century Dictionary and
Cyeiapeais only began on Monday last. IL
is already ayldsat that the offer Ia a mos;
acceptable one. The sets for distribution
at introductory prices VIII very soon De
exhausted
Hardy less coslla have been expected
when tho great value % The Century and
the easy way no9 offered 10 2blaia IL are
taken into account
An exarainatson Of this matches work
viii satisfy any person as 70 is compre~
hsrsivsneSs. accuracy snd- grea. convea~
fence IN al matters Of reference.
II g built on lines entirely different from
all other publications. II begin with & IS
net based upon any ether book. IN, s. tho
result 81 original research az the great
body OF EngtS speech as found in re
nordesi literature ard caIioqu1at forms from
TIE earliest time 10 Tire present day. Bs-
tns the weTk 81 experts ana specialists IN
N~ia % ART. L aas left nn branch 81 know :
Eds~ un:@1ched ard Touched nothing
whiefa sr has Dot adorned ard pus Into the
most conHsnient share for GaiIy Use oE al
cssgsss 81 peorie. II : nos oniy q universal
lexicon Bat an encyclopedia as well with
TIRE clear advantage over ali ether eHcvrio~
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Tits vast stareheaeF Of Snnwiesa * ar
ranged fer 8he rea8v aaa constant service
OF Al WHO 20. 20 IL fnr guidance
The wsdssersaa sfstr{butson 81 such
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urcn their aus ekness Fe appreciate the
splendid eprartunity oyeref through sts
Century Caah." Fer Young persons a
tending school TIE Century through IS
splendid arrangement. - especially well
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Ms9stss r~siS IN zee Sf0S rsvss one fhs
privilege ~ making she wark his owr at
a very icw price aFs& an tAe ea<Eezt terms
In The Century Gnr hsS in hss hc-ae or
ffssrp a literary aNA eau Al mai treasure
which viii h@ the STANDARD f~~ isfesisyse
THE ssssets nsa< ~ examined g. The s-Sst-
tars club gsszsgs rs Pioneer ssf,8inE or ~
our counting roar Persons wAs i've 4ns
~ shp city ssaoald write 81 shs Past intesls-
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n 70 Be A Ma)NSH|NER.
= wOoDRISG. OF MOUNT vER-
- HAILED on SERIOUS CuARGE.
Resense O0eers Thank
80 Conducted nm Illicit Dtstti-
nvrv-sIe Depies the Charge-CaIls

- Alleged "mccnshiner." Jacob ~.
ni1o6ssng. = Mount Vernon blacksmith. II
sr6elepaer az the county jafs awaiting the
4 1870 Of the United States grand jury.
- neArsux was arrested II hts home on
10y Afternoon BY Deputy United States
SSi.enSas Tyler on 'spiinsI' or alias war
- 1nasa By United States District At
s1laey Gay The charge against him u
- - has beer running an iIlics, assftasery
= 1cunt Vernon and 1sgDo<sng o. The
SInunshsnes' whisky w1fhou. fhe fermaIssy
! = nyfng internal revenue taxes 10 the
Hiae6 2sates government.
Ifeea II q heavy penalty For Woodrsngs
s1S6ek6 o1yense. which Is said to be the Grxt
- - kind ever brought to the attention
6 RI ~ officer cf the Federal eoart in Se-
{ - The details OF the Charge made
snenanot Ncodssng have not been asvusxeG
~ ~ district attorneys .effsee, bat Il Is
80 thai Some OF the product OF the al
SIMed Illicit dissiiery was disposed OF by
Irodrtne fer the use OF Sksgtt county In
Weodring Is an honest appearing !natvla-
- obeuf . years Of age, and sass tsss he
nsa wife ard Two children az Mount Yer
~ He talked freely regarding his case
= ~ jail yesterday
ri s. ali spite work" he said II have
- ~ 20anf Vernon and hamilton since
* ana have a host OF friends who Will
zVncA for rsy good character. Tnfoftu-
Ut63S also have few enemies Ard they
- ~ caase Of NY arrest. The charge
unjnet me IL absolutely fs.se. ] have never
A6staaet = drop OF any sort of liquor or
~ anything 10 do vita such a bussnes.
81 - heard a week or ten esys before my
msut that people were saying had sold
lruos 70 Indians. but never until heard
~ warrant read ID I kn1E saas anyone
~ erfr thought ne a 4noonxAsner
II have every reason 10 believe taAt the
gsonz xho naye .nstixafed usy arfsst are
- SAME Dnes wssa have pesgec tied me
slhce ls&. and who IN the spring of that
~ burned Iny baTa. wisE norses. ear
lhGe ard ali it's contents, for revenge
Duf1ng that year ! acted as game warden
4 DkAEs county, ard IN pursuance of my
loSlee put L stop 10 eerr hunting wssa
s1oundx 4 number Of PARTIES who laad heen
hiking their living in this manner became
~ bitter enemies on this account. and
1ase xsnce used every means 10 make me
Msshif. do not fear q hearing OF tie
3axge."
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Councilman ]. A. James TO determine the
legal status Of himself ard those who were
his companions On the Junket-
City Comptroller Parry. who refused TO
counferslgn a warrant for the amount due
Councilman James was tire defendant Ia
the mAnda mus salt. His action Was taken
on the advice OF Corporation Counsel Hum
phrey. There Was nothing personal I'm Mr..
Parrys refusal. he was one Of the officers
who went on the 'efunksf," and would have
protited by Decision In favor Of Council
man James But he took the advice OF the
corporation counsel and refused the war
rant.
Judge MooTe's decision was made apon
a demurrer filed by Comptroller Parry 10
Councilman James petition for q writ u
mandate. The court sast aimed the dernur
teg. Il Is probable tina. the decision viii
be appsased from to the supreme court in
order That the question Involved a most
important one 10 the city officials at ali
times. raay be finally determined
The council appropriated $3.50 TO pay the
expenses Of the municipal inspection trip
According 10 Judge Nenre's decision this
appropriation Is illegal
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J $ g q
! $3.50
! * m
OuffHine for Boys.

The cuffntine season Is here f~
Bows, as syea As for the srou'n-ups.
and zve arc arsaly p-erared to meet
al dernxnds. The foiIcr,fns aeris
are Offered IS suggestions for guiding
VOC to choice:
At 500 s Roy NAVY T'i Hiae serHs
MILDLY Suits. beautiful eraoroioefy on
shield and sleeve, Latiy ana esesAsas,
sizes to 10
At $500 Rss, NAVY rlI Blue s Aars
Sailor Suits. handsome oloase, sizes
IN 70.
At $500 Hoys' 81 FANCY 49, MI n,aay
Suits. new style of embroidered collar.
sizes ; 10 s
At $3.50 W Woss covert lns cioth A Jun.
Tor suits. coat with new collar, sestee
nicely trimmed with two shades OF
silk soetachc. sizes 10 ~.
At $500 o osns.s on s,y Tee vi a-A aSds
Is a Fancy worsted Junior Suit with
vest II different color and opening in
front like your fathers, sizes to 5.
AL pow Wool Serge Suits, vest
opening in from, and embroidered In
black silk. Tuxedo coat, slzes 20 10.
Mothers Friend Si1!r, Waists and
Fancy Shirts for little b04s.
Boys Percaie Shirts with turn-down
collars. u 10 i4s--iRch neck, soc.
Boys Percaie SAir; Waists Mather's
FRIEND. Byron collar, In the new spring
effects. sizes 10 IL, SOC.
Boys Fancy Parcale Sailor Blouse
Waists. 3 70 years. 5ac
Boys Madras Sailor Blouse Waists.
10 years. ssc.
Boys Eeru Lawn Sailor Blouse
Waists. ali over embroidered collar
3 TO S years. AsS
Boys White Lawn Sailor Blouse
Waists. sizes ; 20 3. from soc 10 500
each.
Our Sailor House and Sairt Waist
stock is the largest and most complete
we have ever exhibited. We cannot
describe cash style In dcsail for want
OF space.
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Nesv Lcathe~vare.

Leather Belts with metal buckles. Sc
sc, So 10 each.
Leather Beits with leather covered
buckles. &C. &c. sse. Cox. sec. 7sc. &C
each.
sl.si $50 each.
SIX fseits with fancy buckles. sc,
35c. sse 5Sls,. Sc,
Fancy JET, Fancy Steel and Fancy
Jet and Steel Elastic Belts.
Leather Chateiasne Rags In black
or cniers &c. z5e ;9c. Sc. &c. Csc, HIS
10 fs6 each
Leather Shopping Bags with cloth
top, &c. &C. Soc. &c. $50. 81 to Ss0
eassh
Boston shopping Bags. u.x. G.so
81. IS 20 - 70 each.
Coin purses. nc. isc. a5r. SIC. sr 70
1ssc each.
Combination Purses. BE-. sc. ssc. &c.
SO - SO each.
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Wash Goods Dept

Dress Ginxharns. iss. Izise. Sc .
yard.
Figured IAsn& Light ooioTs. iDc .
yard.
Figured Dimitses. ne@ patterns. sc
yard.
Madra. asu1;iags. newest styles. a5c .
yard.
Linen s'rasa saitsngs. checks and
stss4as. @Sc Il gard,
Pain linen Crash S1ltIngs, DC and
Sse yard
" aaAa igqae. sc. &,e ard No. a yard.
Ntsts iAwfa In psassls stripes and
checks, i@a1e AMI lie = sayi.
Cotton tAexSet Sxiislngs in checks.
stripes ao<s pdAiaH Igse q yard
P~FeBses ia aghs ard dark ces1Flnxs.
! 8r yard
Fest ssEz2stg American Pereaie, full
yard u de, i<s~c yard.
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BERLIN BROS. CLAIM THE 1oops.
~ - oe aershfp af stock Boaxht
erou, Grocer yigfassrm.

a seaael IL shs a,sraas departure ~
gassees q. Sigfussen, sgie maa from lrs~
80 ssst Monday, Is the filing ST a claim
- tixfasse n $ attached stock hs Berlin
essss sae kcuI merchants. Tue claim
- aied yesterday with Sheriff Van pn
ssAsef In {. fae claimants SET ua their
sssssassssip 81 he stock by virtue OF rslr-
- rsn NiefasseTs isl.y alie&e taas
sse fsiae - taS goods seized IL S<A
x'assss many cred ssrs y ne did no.
aaS stJseh she alleged ffsuaasentEy
ssss.sssnsTea stock az eTxsrerses. have agi-
49, sls~n sg lAe tsea of bringing satg
Sssksss The fugitive Sixsuxsens where
Nass Is SUI a nssstery
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MORE TIVE ron >onpSTRo~.
Sentence Of heath VIII Net ne Pass
ed ynsli April =.

Murderer fsAzrfFx Nersfss rcsa wfe NaS
60 have As%@ Sentenced - Sea = foy re
fourth ftsre Yesterday. was again E3NsE 4
rvs tssse when fNs ras1 was east@& before
rTsAee 4.rsNtsx %nys@tFsara'S 49, frmRN T.
ueurx fssrnfwx s.sea&les sax further posi-
increment ~ IRE fzE sFs~ n%ssSsag ths ~
rssras IL sS-z 10 gresham Lewis aaG VAST
tnxfoss ard Prosecuting Attorney NNS3r ss
a. . W ssfg~ e. ssysfeaSgaNAf rsssrkHSx. AMTes
sh4s sAs ca~s rssgAs 81 1veg vnti snrss
A u was n-s~EsseAt tAsf sFn7stsss
SsSszsts ~ FVase gsssssszs <assfxsrosza was Gs1
asrtsasht ur sate es4Ts
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ASS0F PAY loR THE .sJUNkEr.-
Not Liable fer Travelling EN-
penses Of It's psssciafs

s. - sstss!1sfeTS q the soBmcli and ether Sc
- Sgy oftis SIS wNn weFs "a a s.sus,le tEsssi
- $500 sessg - gsse Middle " axg lass sast
- save IL fpas tie oli themselves Tae
a. NSfsaf HeT&iss TaSFis fsErSn cher. gar
rs.s. ssi'1S exfe0 $ue- sfsgh was IRE de-
Fsssl S4ANs afeof@ I-l Gae sapaEs4y rsaaft
..n.ssy IN tae masnse -y,sAs xa!f s,raaxat nv
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Special Sale of Decorated
Toilet Sets
In ire Basement tomorrow.

PERFORATED TOILET SETS mark
Ell from &. % TO :. .s.-4... 81 81 set
DECORATED TOILET SETS mark
ed from 1915 TO - .-.. ssss sat
pfaNRATk>D TOILET SETS. mark
ed from 81 10 IN ......a. "a set
DECORATED TOILET SETS. mark
Cd from $50 10 :. =. 81 - set
DECORATED TNe3LET SETS raavk-
ed fTonl Sos 10 ............s IS 10 set
phASlft-Arflis TOILET SETS. mark
"a ffera E.s9 "a y. -. IS sat
DECORATED TOILET SETS. mark
Cd from s. 10 ..-.. 80. ...-... a.5s set
DECORATED TOILET SETS saars-
sd fT0zn $50 10 ..,- ... &.1s set
DECORATED TOILET SETS. mark
~ Fosn - 10 t.s.. 1900 -.... sS.ss set
Df-l DRAFTED TOILET SETS, sslavk-
cd from &iSs, 10 ........stl..i sea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
Lace Curtain Dept.
THIRD FLOOR.

yards long goad qualify r. -
ard well made. per pair. - &SS
RUFFLED tiREsSADINE CURTAINS.
In figured effects. choice. ff *
pretty designs. ger pair. $Ss/1
SCOTCH NET CURTAINS. MADE
Of hest Egyptian yarn. white or ecru.
button hole edge. per pair, e. 7S
Complete ines OF irish Point. Br,,s-
sells, Swfs< Tanfour. Renaissance Ara
hsan AMI Ruffied Curtains.