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! cm* ef F * itll. m tbi
iisKV'»'" ! Company, the seaM
! tewaght »D bT lh« j-ry after the
of <• •• oa Friday evening
* lew"* to J*** ol *' <*epartment
•■LTgSlrtor court at »* yeaterday
*J~~_ T»r:ict awarded the plain
*f S 2 in the HUB of JIO.OOo.
»«r<!cs was a pretention d>rument,
I ts the ordinary verdict, tae
[ " _ upon U> make no less than
"fLr «■*'■»• •P <ecUl flr ,n th * for*
[ to jet*rr>ratorses prepared by
r Sa the case and submitted to
lv consent o? the court. The an
mterr<iaratorte* themselves
** «af.r^» r to constitute a complete hia
the f» "* -■ caM *• tto « ur T
JfL, feets to he. These facta. sum
£u*sfi fn» the fid.rjra of the Jury, are
- feTjcaf:
* kJ giT. X ISM. Hay was md>
•««j w * c*i
fLi# Xiprovement Company at Frank
-4 aad ok that day a fire broke oat In
** mSat u a r*euK of which Hay and
*L ,iost their Lves. Hay left a widow
iTm cJ»l«Jreni. who are the plaintiffs in
*"tafcm. At the trme of the Are T. B.
yf «ip»nnten lent of the mine: W.
riW - r was aaa.rant auperu teudant;
W. top hoea and Parti
» r —■" pj; bo*s. litaac Ciem<*nta and
Zj T j&nt were ru testers, and John
vma assistant pit i>oss. At the
g# tf the outbreak of the fire none of
m officer* of the company were
t . M fie Corey wa* aaay, Rarwy, the
*bW auperintendent. waa at lunch,
& f*rk Ro Mason, the fort man of the
(w not la town laaac Clements. the
JJ, was in charge of the men un
«e»ur><*. and G W. Smailey was la
ggy sf the outdde work, acting aa out
> Bre out in brea*t C. on the
tir& ittth level, and CTenvnt* and John
tiiwider attempted to extinguiah it with
«*i«r in bucketa from the
ttt tf tb* «!op* on the Birth beimc
hied kr the m> Ti. incJudln«r the d>-cea»ed.
V* iahwrt In the mtn<« were careful, pr-i
--tm kb of good judgment. It * n neres
fg-r tc have a rentllatlng fan at the mine
tor lb* parpoee of ventilating the eixth
k*vl Abu >y. who was in cnarge of the
(KMd# work, ordered this ventilating Can
& > *hut down. The ahuttin# down of
B» f»n **» the cause of the suffocation
*f Ha*. If the fan h«»d b*eti k»>pt running
Ha* coald have eecaped from the mine la
m!rj
o*r» W. flms I'y. J >sep!« Green and
%wi*i McDonald were lnc«mj«etfnt men.
isi tke defendant by ordinary care, cauld
Sea mid of their incompetency prior to
ag HM. The officer* and vice principals
#t tie company, on top of the ground, by
te»firrr4ae of ordinary care and prudence,
«*ii4 have learr>ed where the fire was sit
•Med and that ths deceased had not come
«g af (he mine l«efore the fan was shut
#wm, bat they failed to exercise ordinary
«nr and prudm e. The deceased had rea
mt# believe bef ore the fan was shut
teas ta*: there was time to escape
(Ire was confined to bresst 82. and
net# the wboe n -rth sixth level, and If
Ssfan bad t»een kept running t.%ere would
b«ia amp's time for ths deceased to
fcai* left the mine in ssfety. The officers
m of the troand made no effort to
Wt if ths had ooms out of the
*ae before shutting doa-n the fsn: and
t**rr «ra« nothinf whatever to prevent the
S&TS TJI top of the ground from lesrning
•***» Are wis The men with Hay
s*r» S"»rk!nr I.OHO feet un ier ground snd
s<** than £.900 feet from the and of the
mis ifop*
*»» n# »".iry for th* Mfe opera
*:"' «f !h* ml::e and to protect the live* of
'~t tw. th®? the rotk ttmnet floor nhould
v "wwaly ruans-1 an* f*itfr«!, and th!*
*» ant done. The door waa propped
ej»n
'* '-fitt C h*,i prop«r!y and
iea'ed after helnf worked out
I*'- n ° w»hastlb!e material he*n left !n
we hreast could not have ea;»*ht on
company, by #«rcl#tnr *k!l! and
-tsx 1 " eoy fl havo placed th« br*a«t In
• that no fire c old h*v* ca i#ht
If! «.
, lr# •'itwtanoa. th# facta an
T . ?h « J >rr and on which th#r hue#.
T*<-t of '"** in favor of the w'.fl
t* * n<! WThfna of t*ie de-#a«ed miner.
f' ," '* h '" «** of "•vera! which hara
< ufM «ir*ln»f tit# company, ar.d t*
' or>e tn which a vcrdlrt h,»« al
-1 '« f* v or of the p!atn
. ' * 1 u!? ' likely the cat# tvlU go to
* fc&rrat rcurt.
Cor n Jo«h,
»,***!r» a "hjt of a Joah." Wf.
* 4 # " smAn . *** y»«t#rday
**"* rA«t» ; n municipal court.
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CA \v iiJCil Al ONE IS SUFFIC ES rTO BBU' iH"R I^NE
Our Chamber Suite Sale
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WATER FILTERS.
f P _ Wa «®*r W reg-alar 50c Wi r rhm at
I Sic ee-h_ Theaa niwi art perfect !a
I t/v| every parti cciar.
z. C. MILES CO.
A- I* PIPER, Rare!rer.
end a erupi* of frtowto celled
re woman ic the Iwr end of town Frt
eay r.rst end drank a few bott>«* of he#-r.
to# went out, as cklai,
mora beer, bat ea aoon aa they had
eooe tha *ob»E mhned an astrakhan
J*cket. vahsed at tu. She foOMSed ue
«en to the street b-ongrht tnera back to
ner room and made DougAa give no t v »
She then mia«d h*r p£wm. cZ<*:-
Ltf ~°T **- MruS " m-n disclaimed anr
knowWjir* of it. OAeer (htct was called
in end pat under arrest. The
Tjrv** T*" found on the floor
Jr.,CI .J' w " on trtAi y-steriay.
charged with petty larceny, he said it wa*
a a Jo«fc " but Judge Bogrua took the
seriously aod found the sal r
*•• Sal ISMse.
A h«arlr.r giv»T E<i**r* M W -
•on. with tesamty. by Judra
Mow-e WlHon ts » g^hman,
neving taro trad** that of fish curer end
of eoop*-r Ttse trial developed that
ltmon w aa making a nuisanee of himw-if
around poik*e headquarter*, where he waa
* IT:" I*'*" 1 *'*" *!sltor. demakitdlng the return
of wr. wnlch he '•islmed wa.» taken from
him on one of his t*rh>t« •*} arr**wts for
«runk«»ne*.. under a form-r admln.arra
tk»n of the department, and wench he
Ciatmr waa never returned Thf examin
ing phyaiciam found no gnrldeaee of in
sanfty beyond tins delueSon. if it be one.
and dlagrx"»»*d his caae aa exceaetra pug
nacity at>d quarrelaomei.ess. c<«mpSica!»-4
with an unhealthy appeoiie for attmi<-
Wilsoc waa accord.rw.y discharged.
Prlauurra A rrn Ik im-U.
Tliere wrrK q ;!te * number of prisoners
before Judge Jacobs yewterday for ar
raigmneot. N-wton Hunter, charg»-d
with an infamous assauh upon a little
girl, was not ready to p!*wd, and w..«
given until Tburaday. Hia case was s»-t
fnr trial April 21. Bf>nds were fixed at
Sl.&OO, which he WHS unable to give, snd
was recommitted. George Pearson
charge.! with larceny in stealing a fin
blower from Mrs A. Amund. pi- aded not
guilty, and bis CM« wee set for trial April
2> M. O'Brien and V>". H. M >vte. ths M-g
saloon burglars, pleaded not guihy. as>i
their cases were set tor trial April 13.
Tkr (tsllon*.
It was agpected that the work of t>ulld
lrig the irelkms on which the last je-nal y
of rtie law would 1* executed upon Crae
mar. Nordstrom and Carey, would com
mence on Monday next, In the <«»urthouee
yard, immediately In tha rear of the
•uuib wing of the building. Sheriff Moyer
returned from Oiympia yesterday and an
nouri( ed that the work would not be com
menced immediately: that there was
plenty of ume between now and tha Z&i.
the day set tor tha hanging, and that be
would take no action toward building the
gallows until 'he heard definitely frvm the
board of pardons.
Divorce Derrre
The divorce deerc-o in the casa of Con
stan. a E. Hill vs. L. A. Hill w.«* yeas.r
day modified by Judge Jacobs. The modi
fied decree order* that ma iniarrt daugh
tor. Mabel, the custody erf which was
originally grstnted to the hu«»bar.d. be
temporarily awarded to ths wife, wbo has
married siiwe the decree and is now Mrs
Constance E. Parker. At the end of
three m m:ha the mother is to report to
the court, and the final disposition of the
chtid will then be made. In tha mean
time the child is not to he taken beyond
the Jurisdiction of the court.
Uaals the Order M<nll«ed.
In the divorce case of G. M Rouse vs.
Sophia Ro*nse. the plaintiff thinks ha baa
b«en the victim of an insdvertenca. He
oomplalns to the superior court, in a mo
tion to modify an interlocutory de r«e
enterad tn the case, filed >e-sterdey. that
while the court rewlly ordered him to pay
the defendant the sum or V! per month
and the furr er sum of J:3 attorrey's feea.
the order, as actually shrned and an'ered.
requtree htm to pay her the ► itn of f-4
month. He wants the order modified
to with tha coun * verbal rul
ing in tha matter.
Gets a Straographrr
Sharif Moyer was be? -re the county
commissi oners ywterday with an
for more help In h!a depectme: t.
ITe aaid the force was uraMa to kap up
with the work, and bad en ;> - v»d sr-i
paid f->r additional help cut of their own
pc keta. H.< application waa a modest
one, as he only asked for a
f>r three day*, ar.d the board ac edod to
hia request. _____
A»»lg"ee Piirfcarird
Judge Moore ye«erday n»ade an order
dlsrharglrg N. A \ etlne ae
» mee In inacH ency of the firm of Taft A
Clark. The final rfiows that the e
»ns :v»ld expenses of the aa^igrment
THE SEATTLE PO6T-INTELLIGENCEB. SUSDAY. APRIL 11. 1897.
mat ♦: C par eerfL of an clahrm The
aama order ?he i»«nb*rs of
j the Srm froexj a.i llaeitttlee for
or lndebr«d4ue«a ©octracted
prk* to Nt»\«nt>er 1, tiaa date of the
eaeignm-.nt.
Marriage Mceaaea.
Marr.ag-* iiceoaee were iwuad yesterday
to Ixvj;* P. Arp and Maud I>»-pu- hoth
of fcidmonda and Jo*w»p>h H. D**-- r. &..4
Nora Deget. both of Seattle.
ttt«rt <«>«••.
'RlHiam Sharp, convicted of burglary,
*«j. yesterday by J -sdg<- Jac »
to two year a' cuo&ccioact in the pei.«.en
luiry.
The caae of Cummirtg Broa Woolen MIU
Company va Smith a «mith waa ye«t«-r
--<i*y dualacd in the auporior court by the
piiintiff.
In the caae of the Union Kiertrtc Com
pany va Seattle Thearcr Company, tne
ft■:t*pUon» to the defendant a t/ond
were withdrawn toy atipu-aucm.
A cuatpiaint waa feie<i in the probate
of the aui-erlor court yester
day, charging Wylie D Oa w.tts tn
aaiuty. A * arrant was tssuetf for his ar
reat. ar:d the case waa set hearing on
M >nday. April ii
J j Ige M'j-art yesterd.iy slimed an order
con tinning thr sale trf r* alt-state made ta
the caae of Seattle Puikling aud Loan A
soclatloß vs. Lena Wateoa et al- co\-erm®
k*ta 2. 4 and 5, block in Riverside addi
tion. aoid for t»T,
The divorce ease of Louiaa Rat>bins va
Rirhar*! W. Rot. :dns waa on trial
Judge Jacoba in tha superior eaurt >«?»t*!r
day artert.v>on. The talcing of testimony
*<a not comi-letoit. and the furtht-r h»-*r
lng of the caae aaa until April
36
The Commercial National Bank of New
Turk brought sun in the superior court
yesterday againot the firm of Tokla? &
th:ig*-rman, consisting of J. Ferdinand
Tukiaa, Paul B;rig»-riaiin end J. B M<».-
I>ougail, on a promissory note f;jr |l,s»Ti »},
Bsaue m Seattle on April S), 1<»1.
In the case of the Washington National
Building-Loan tn«l Investment A Mod a -
ttoc \a. George H. Walter et aL, the de
fault aa* entct>?d of tfce lAtor.a Land
and Company, the Morse ia
vestment and Martg&ge Company, il. H.
"Walter. Lotta M Walter, A. C. Walter, J.
2i. Hobison wad laabciia Rob;son.
The C'ty of Seattle, by its attorneys,
| yesterday fi!f-d la toe superior court a ti>
live and motion for a new trial in tha
1 case brought it by D. R Nobia
ttt at, in wnieh the kttenoo Thursday
rw-'-ivi j judgment against the city for
f. •*.*> £t,vau?•■». for tne deattt of Ju<l- >n
I> Noble. The motion is Uts*d upon aua.-
utory grounds.
Poller *olr».
C. H. Hill and William Oorbett. charged
' with fighting. were released from custody
yesterday on motion of the city attorney.
Peter Anderson pleaded gui'.ty In the
municipal court yeaterday U> the charge
of drunaenueas and was (Uca 110 and
; coat*.
John Poter*on spent Friday night in the
; city jail. Bleeping off a drunk. The ar
-1 resting off.- er «!>1 not appear In co .rt
yesterday, mo Peterson was discharged.
H. C. Esterbrook. the man of many bur
} glaries. all of which a ere confessed to
Chief Reed, w .%* bound over j esterUay in
the *um of tor his apt*sarance in the
superior court. Bonus are not yet forth
coming and UsterLruok » now In the
county jail.
I Judge Bogue yesterday denied the mo
tion for a new trial In the case of G. Fal
setto who «ta found guilty by a jury of
cohabitation * !th lewd women and was
\ sentenced to thirty days In jail and fined
i s:r». Ex-Judge Glasgow, count***! for the
; prisoner, made a strong plea for a lighter
sentence, but Judge Bogue wouid not ra
| lent.
MR. KX>U'l APFOIftTMKST.
The Es-*ebool Dlrretor Sow a Hem-
In r of I lie BOM rd of Regents.
George H. King ye-terday received his
*PP»lntm-nt rr C nt ot lh * university of
Washington from Gov. Rogers. The ap
pointment reads:
"I have this day appointed you a regent
I of the state university for the term end
ing the second Monday In March. I*o,
vice B. M All*n, resigned. Please take
the oath of office and forward it at once
so that 1? may be filed with the secretary
of state.**
Mr Kir.g made an excellent record a* a
member of the board of education. He
was elected In November. 1533, served
three years, and declined a re-election,
j His appointment as a university regent
i* looked upon aa one of the best Gov.
! Rogers has made.
FOR 91 HVEYOR*.
dill Service rumlmtlitn to Be
Held April 2«*.
At the request of City Engineer Thom
son the civil senri e commission has or
dered an examination to be held for sur
veyors April 2SL The examination will
be for transit men. levejera. rodmen, ax
i men. rh*i"m*fi and draughtsmen. To
th«se a ho pass the examination positions
will be open on the survey of the Cedar
river water system.
Flone rhmp «t »1 a Pnvnrf.
latest reports of th<» wonderful
I strike* on the Yukon river ha* again set
■ the Alaska excitement at fever heat. Old
j time miners who *--tve rot nrarg a pick
| or hnr lie! % pan since *he **y* *' '<• nre
I arxir»us to trv the new "dtrvin's"
again price of provisions, especially
fl.::r a: J? a pound, recalls r> » «•*-> <«r> «
to miBT resident* of Sea'tle. Two old
timers were riving th»ir experiences yes
terday and tokJ of the time when tbey
were in the digging* and gold w»* a dr- r
on the market in com pari so a with
far and prnv'iion* Or.e ve""'ir*d the re
mark that the PRTF* of OOJT on the T :kon
couldn't oe a marker to what me miners
up there wouh" be w'.!!i«» to nay per botti*
for F*m**r beer. T v is "X-el ert leer Is
j i*-tel evrrysrhere as te eg v»rr
K<»-* that ts irs e seywhtrt it }» a
mild tonic, which Is a»peoUily gov>d at this
time of ths year.
«ark of Plunder Hcrotrpwl
Ar "The" saefc cf stuff *•■*!•" hy Ma k M~-
} Alntn ard WtT'lam ljc>w»Ty vu r*~'overed
; y»«'f'S* hv C V( "if Reed. T * had h»er»
j ewebevi in the brush beyond revision street.
Tt>e pr-«'>erTy Is of no great vm< sa. constst
| t~\g of several pa'rs evf ovennoca, an Old
• • -rA3t. a tin of cOffee, a <•»'*»"- •» - -
gnd a c~""TT eof emptied wi~e b tt'+-s. Me-
A "pin and Iy»w»ry admit tha» It is a pa-*
jcf t s "'r p!*.inder and was sto>n f- »
re«*<ence cf a Mr CTements. st FA L*a «
I street.
|*hnl«* Ike Art el riextnf,
Fvery one want* a pletrra » v at
I s* weO as an a-r*Mc and w-.i
| |*»-o?». At lewat ona atudlo in thei d'v s»rr«
i tt>
patror« of Bail A So"«. Co'u-nMa «-reet.
j ilmrr'T testify. Thetr *upe-»» yut'r-.*
see all the raga Ci eap '"»;>eciais"*
j week. *
Imwltmtl«s Hre«»v
Apefl meettr* of the King Oiur.fr
) TmrnisraTtor * t '-"<ety will be hei j *t the
of Commence rooms ©a Tt/e*.
aay. April U st 11 o'ci-wk a. m at
i time a gene-aJ attendaacw is desire 1 S.
1 W Clark. Pr^eldent.
" "
a •» Vhnot Tiwlar.
Tt I* I'kely t w * *
j schools of tie < y » I be rtoaed today
{ In - njije• SjktU n
i of the hoard of health.
HT-Ts Ma rra>ri*r»-4t*
I y?.e " *«? ft* *-st Noth
] iMtaSing benh ? * fair. a\ r » -<via
Aril H Pa- tie Ttck-t OC e.
j g) First aveetMk
Ta boe»
S t£ t . *■} O J . A,' ..4 Mr h.
NEW GOODS
...FOR...
EASTER
Our store was never more Inviting, more attractive, more Interesting than now. Each of our
departments is now replete with all the season's novelties.
We are not in competition with storekeepers who buy Inferior goods t© trumpet unusual values.
We cannot match the goods they sell, as we will not be distributors of dissatisfaction*
Spring D~ess Goods.
Yon don't have to understand <3re*s
goods values to profit by this season's ;
selling. Oar exerts have attended to
that for you. Tour confidence has
> made our dress jt>x»ds business. Here
are the fabrics that will add to both ta
the end:—
Canvas Cloth for tailor-mad# suits,
; tw<>-toned. 4» iiK'>s wiJa. Si <M a yard.
Clay Serae a for tai!>r-made
suits. 5S inches V» ide. in gray and brown j
in.x turn, fi.« a yard,
i Checked Suiting, small checks, latest i
colorings. 3? inches wide. 45c a yard.
Siik and Wool Suiting, light weight.
: Si inches wide. 75c a yard.
Fancy Stripe light colors. 38
inches Wide. Tic a yard.
Siik and Wool Soiling. heavy weight, j
> inches sride 85c a yard.
Wool Grenadines, lace patterns, full
I line of colors, 3S inches aide. 6®c a yard.
Bicycle «ulting, new goods, in
lat. ; colorings, m inches wide, 32c a
yard.
Silks.
The best siik production of two con
tiiMßits congregate here. ts'ewest
weaves fresh frora the looms and at
prices that should make you Quick buy
ers.
Black Satin Duchess, 27 Inches wide,
(I S a yard.
Extra Heavy Feau de Soic Silk, 9uc a i
yard.
New Line Silk Brocades, latent pat- j
terns and colorings, 65c a yard.
New Line Black Taffeta, colored j
stripe. 24 inches wide, 6ic a yard.
Ladies' Suits.
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JOY j
J jmj i%\
The wrr.lerful success of our Tailor- ,
made suit dei art met: t is d e to a large
extent to the fact thai the styles are
totally differen from those shown elfe
whore. Perfect tailoring.combined with
j latest styles, are features of our rtady
to-*»ear spring dresses. Every detail of
f.ni>h has had careful attention. The
j prices are popuiar.
Ladies' taiior-made suit, made of all
wool S-'rge in biack. with fly front,
jacket lined with Mac k taffeta, in navy
with Cy front jacket. Ursed with c-ar-
J dlr.al taffeta, percaiine lined skirt four
yarcs wide. 17.48.
La*' -.+9' ta4K>r xwi'ie suit, ma-ie of
Cheviot Serge in navy and black, fly
front Jacket 21 incihes long ooat col
lar flip pockets lined wf h black serve,
p.. rc a line iiied skirt 4 yards wide, 1ff. 98.
i.adie*' maot or Cbf-
Mi! s« re-, in black ar. i navy, fly front
Jacket Z: inches 10-.g. c -at collar, pearl
b . ton* Paps and pock - ■ nned with
CtarsgemMe taffeta percatin* lined
■a. it f »nr yards * >, JU.sfi.
1 <a -: tallor-ma :# mads of very
best «j tallty storm setg* in navy and
i Mark, flv front Jacket arid skirt silk
1- » i throughout, skirt four yards wids.
$
Lai s' tailor-mede Eton suit, made
of cheviot serge in black ard nsvy, j
Eton v>ket ««'k llr.M. sk;rt four yards
1 mile. per<-alli" Bwed. with rlrcile. •• B®.
i-adie- *allor-ma-J« Eton • ;*
l.— t quality storm s«*rge, in black.navy .
and brown, siik lln- i J v neatly j
trimme-.l with black braid, percaiine
lii-.e.i gkirt f«»ur yards wide jitSft.
\* lies' 'allor-made E'f>n «u't of _
c »f!T» In navv gr-iy and STeers,
«!1K Uned Ja< ket, ne»u. trimmed with .
h'aid. r>»realina lined s.kirt four yards
* i- |IS <*t.
1.., .• ji" tailw-SBSde E r »n suit, made of •
c'- •> • in ; :m ar. 1 c«*n, tigbf-fltttrg
m:k-lJned Et<tm J«-ket handsomely
t- mmedrwith braM percaiine lined skirt
yards wide, S& M.
j
L'nJerskirts.
We'd like yoti to e** our Underskirts— ,
t v .e - - w ones we m**w» matenals
and r-w styles are repreeeeted here in
t lahoo, ar.d If tfcers were any bettsr
v»: . we wouid havs them—tut there
I aren't.
| * «->'ee" Sktrt. made of fast
bl* k s*.'-*n. Ohirred r-ffle, lie; betttr
f«''t. rr.ale of fsst
tiasa'eer. »hapa hem
r"si ruff:-- !..(». maJe in Maok F-aiian
< '• C»-
*6 n: **#n Sk ~r, m>*» of a't
w k4 rror»en. i<>tr:eh four.ee. i. 'O: same
gtrnent » h li-iot" it -e K.«
Im •' M >re»n Sk'rt. irauJe of t-r»t
sml y mi: wool Morses, uri»t»reiia
• Ai -e. «-«•
s indies' umnreua Sssrt. t»o-corded
r ff ~ of fas*-t sa.:«*n» H-ic.
in black taffeta sj.*. I*
THE flac DOUG ALL
& SOUTHWICK CO.
Jfc. EASTER
/ w * make a magnificent
/ Alar lay of vary beautiful New Trim
/ ( fcTmod Hats and Bonnets. The prettiest,
jL> daintiest creations of the milliner's art
Sf * conjunction with man/ exclusive de
jKTy, in conjunction with many exclusive de
signa from our own workrooms. Our
prices are a revelation to tha ladies of
35c Handkerchiefs
For 15c.
We've secured the entire line of seronds of the largest handkerchief houses
in America. They are slightly imperfect in material, butnot In tie least dam
aged. but on account of trie flaw were laid auide as seconds. We bougnt the
entire line at Just one-half ttuir real value and share our bantam with you.
The handkerchief event of the season begins at S 30 o'ekx k Monday morning.
Ladies' Embroidered and Scalloped Swigs Handkerchiefs, regular Ssc value,
Monday 15c.
Ladles' Embroidered and Scalloped S wl.-s Handkerchiefs, regular Sc value,
Monday 15c.
Ladies* Embroidered and Hemstitch ed Handkerchiefs, regular tte value,
Monday lie.
Ladies' Embroidered and Hemstitch ed Handkerchiefs, regular S&o value.
Monday 15c.
We were able to secure only 100 dosen of the above seconds, and we doubt
If that number will supply Monday's de mar.d. So that we nay have plenty for
one day's selling we have reduced our regular 50c linen handkerchiefs to 25c for
Monday only.
Ladles' All-Linen Embroidered and Scalloped Handkerchiefs, regular Wo
value. Monday Sc.
Ladies* All-Linen Einbroid«r«d and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, regular Wo
value, Monday £>c.
Dress Skirts.
Our tine of popular priced Press Skirfs
Is w»U assorted in sixes again; It's hard
enough to keep them on hand. Every
size tomorrow momlng, and the best
skirt value with the most skirt style
for the smallest possible price.
La3!e«' tailor-made Skirt, male of
t' -• k fipttred mohair In great variety
of patterns, four yax is wide, full line<T,
boar.a with velvet, unbound seams 11-i*.
i Ladies' taiior-made Skir*. mstie of
check-d s iltlng in variety of pat
terns in tan, r.avv. behotroj e or green,
percaiine lined, velvet binding, scams
bound, four yards wide. Si 4a.
L&H-s' tailor-made Skirt, made of
checked euitirg. percaiine lined, velvet
bound, bound seams, four yards wide,
Tailor-made Skirt made of flgured
j brtttiantire, in great varietr of patterns,
four yards wide. Ur.e-1 with percaiiu%
' velvet bound, bound seams. 14.50.
Lad:es* tsii .r-made Skirt, male of
black mohair, penaiine lined, vehr»t
i bound, four yards aide, s*ama bound.
tailor-made Skirt, made of
bla< k brocaded gro« grnin silk, in hand
t tie patterna, p»rcaii'« lined, vetvet
b't. lir.g, seams bound, four yards wid*
I? 4#.
Tailor-made Pklrt. of flr.»st ouali ? y
Mack 'ed gr.>« grain s k Sr. great
variety of beautiful r<"ern« j- r-aitr.s
bound «• ams, vsivet Mndin*.
yards wide. I*-**-
Ladirt* taifOr-made Skirt, mr'e of
black brocaded s k. aline lined, vel
vet landing, seams eouod, 4H yards
wide, li2.au.
Notions.
llere's an lessee on the money
savirg qualities of this department
Large Spool White Basting Thread.
| le spooL
l»-yar4 Spool P»st Sewing S.ik, ?c
spooL
1# yard Spool Best B-t:enho:e Twist.
Sc spool.
jujuyard Spool Clark's *"0. N. 7."
thresd, 4c spooL
»-yard piece Whaiebone Casing, la
piece.
1-yard Piece WT.aieior.e Casing, beet
lie- piece.
K •; y-I.ieard Wire Hslrpira "c
Best QtMltry O*ton Elastic, la tladr
, or white, all widths, to yard
Beet w-slity Ll«:e Th'ead in
black or wui ta aJ w.dtha 4c >*ard-
The New Shirt WaJsts.
LanrsdorM &*.drt "WaUSt ara oam
tmr to u* dally. Kore jrouli find tha
n*-w«i« models, tha material*
ar.<l merry ar chart v<e flwlnsi
La.<U«** Shift WaH*. twflt Tinjfj
pr-t'.t, detachable cvlar o< ma-m~ m*-
. terHki, Persian racrt-lM ervt e«rip«*d
wffacta of Uuk, TiAvy, iigtit Wtt%
pank. caratry eiwl balioufapa, t>c.
la/Mea* fi iSrt ma'la of
CusUity pwrraJ*. Knao effect, wtttt
twusls-'raa floral datfccfeabts col
lar. 75a.
LaxSlef' Shirt WaiiK, . tn*3e of gr>od
Q jaiity pwoalt, •omil affect. la *>!*<•**
and arhita. blue and wbita or jrwn
&!«i TSe.
Ladles' Shirt Wa»at, of har"*so?n»
lawn, d""*■ *h«o!'»r. In atrlpa an<4
ar-roM efforts of Mao*, nary. aiiTer
fTay, *T«!oa a?*S hoiiotropo. fci
I Ladies' Hanrteoma I>trr**y ff-lrt
TTa-ist. tr a irraat *-ar*."*y of haaurtifiil
j <JwlfM erf fi*;ire<l. black, pink
and fteM'*rwe. wlii> tfstaebabte ataad
l collar, sI.X.
T su*?ee* Ftna TJnao Crasto
j tVaiat. vry ir-iaar, In ta» and Wu»,
] vfh d*ta«<".*jabla Brisrj collar; ttria
t Wat«t 1* to t»s worn over a
I ooJorsd item*. t» 7S.
Ijl.T.m' Handwns «r»
Wiw, irs racy novel and «*'•*«•** <so
■ Urns ai*i ooior*a£a, *lth datachabia
j Lissa ooitar. S2.ML
Ladiaef Shirt WaJsr <* f-s vary
j Qmitty ffraixKa **ry shssr, h'e/'fc
rr«uT,»l it.6 baj*!a«fra fo*al ofteu.
j mT.«k> ocmar, UA.
j I s' Belts
Xo surh a»»ortrwrt or la
B*4is ara «h*»wn
!>«<?',far" Oralr. L#a*ber B*lt, tn blerk,
bros a or tan, metal or J-a'Jaer cowered
bjck.a, £c X-:, 6&e fftca.
Ladies' «~*l Isa "»«• r B-",
«: p->cic«>t. ta tajj or tmura,
?sp>3» t; S. aaeh.
LdkA:*- 1 Hoaj Vmuth-r b~**. in lnar*L
t>"wwa or *aa, raatai <jc o«»t«l
fcj».a.«a, S>kv t&r, muttiK
Wash Goods.
New Wash F»brto» erf lh# dainties*
•or*. I>*e prettiest designs. flues*
wr.ivM and n*>et tenerai.y deairabie
•tre here ready for our eastern***.
Many of tb«n are caoflived exclusively
to us and pnecurafcla twwhere en la
©eaiua
Wash Dress Goods.
Now lln« of Horawpan and Blcyrie
Buttlon «ui the n*«Mi desUrna, oAorm
guaranteed perfectly at 55cs.
New ilne of Sou - oh UtngMM alik
m. x: urea very dsMtaabie patterns.
«f rmlum, 3Bc p«r yard.
Wo have on hand a very rom(>i»u
aaeorunent of Genuine Hnglleh GaJ*«
((4 Oiotlja, every warranted fai*
Ct ivxa. excellent o«oiii for Doers' Wear,
price Ssc.
N«w Unw <rf I appet ftultin®*. dark
gruii!-d», with light unl medium oU
or:r«* pr»i!jr d«icaa at Ifti
Our «ftx»ck of Fine Pmicto fVranJee
In at the top notch, full % InOfcee wide;
every lady fiunaM »ee th«n before
DMtXtnc mW3<'ia prK# lSVjc.
NevllMof Turkey Red Print*. wlrt»
wtotte aci biaolt dot*. figures tod
stripes f*m color*. good value at Tc.
oar pnw fcs.
Now tine of Light OolorM Prfntw.
very dr*iru.bl« petiema vary b«rt
Air eric an nmke. %t fca.
N»«w Iln® of Crock Oirssham* in
browns and Mutt, neat pats erne. re
liable cotom, special value at k.
A Harvelous Ribbon
Offering.
TosiKCTnir begins oar speoSal Ribbon
Sale for ONK WF.EK ONLT. during
which time we will place on eale our
magnificent Tines of SATIN Aral GRtHI
GRAIN RIBBONS. !n all Shades. at
th«»e marvelous price®:
No. 1 So a y».r<!i
No. I>4 tea yard
No. 2 4c a yard
No. S to a yard
No. 5 Se a yard
No. 7 100 * yard
No. 9 ... IS© a yard
No. 12 16c a yard
No. IS ......SV a yard
No. a 25c a yard
No. <# «0o a yard
Fancy Ribbons.
An elaborate Showing Monday «rf thw
nowly urris «i Fa;icy RiUxwia fhich
rlbbo® foewuty—«uch pretty conceits—
euch style—audi tasts—
such endless variety 1* here, and at
eucti prices as will mike our Ribbon
Department more than ever popular.
Hosiery Bargains.
Maybe th«re isn't anybody left that
nead* f*t<»king* for a while after oar
last week's Hosiery Bttie, but that very
fwiiirtg has encouraged us to continue
the a.Je anoLLrr wee*.
CHILDRENB HOSIERY.
Children's T*jK Black KlUbed
tori Hoee, So pair.
Children"# Fast Bla-nk Heavy Ribbed
Oot ton Hose. sn* pair.
Ohl Wren's Fast hla'k «.-aml£ss RiU
b»«t i Triton Hoee, !Pf Ptlr.
« * l :iiilr«n'n Fast !>**«** S~«wni««s Lx>u
bj.- i?f«i < Vn<*rt Hose, 15c pair.
Ci . ir< u'» Fa < >iia«-k fw-anilw* Dou
ble HH lXr u«i iUm*. ;»a Sr.
♦ l!!idr<«n'« 1-ast H»a«ck Dou>
blf and Tot*. 2&c pair.
tdran> Faet Black Be*urUi**s IVm
bl* K 1 Ui#i a n»l Toe, SV to "5c pair.
Ol.J.dt • n s Fast Ooior 1W» Isaatnless
Children # Fast foior Russet Seaxn
l«n»« (' w, lis pair.
OhlHren's Fa" <\}lor Rwx«rt Heam
iw How, Exi pair.
Children'# F*M Oolor O* Bkiod
H«*e. 25c t*» Ssc pa'.r.
Ho\-» K*tra II»-ivy EUarn'm Fa*t
li.& x Bicycle Hjm, SC.' pair.
LADmr HoaiKiir.
F<w»t Black Ootto*
Bow, < l-3o pair, worth l£>*o.
[ Ladles' Fa«t Black Seamless Oottoa
i Hose, l«)c tw»lr, worth IRc.
I art R««m!ets Oottua
, Bosa. r-*Jr, worth 1C 2-Jc.
I-adl«s* Fast RVack R*amW« Jfouble
& » Oott'.a Hose, It l-%a pair, worm
*-•.
l-adle< Fas* Black Double
\ S is CVnton Howe. 2&o i«air, w<«r!h a&<v
Ija*l!«s* F**t Rlaf k Double
f*'*;* OMton Hosa. n l-4o p.i..r. worth
j UXi.
Veilings.
Veil* w«ir« never ao daintily pretty
end never so much worn a* Just now.
tVe are ehowir.* all the leading atylea
Dotted Tuxedo Net VelHnfa, In black,
white or colors, in endless variety of
■tylea. &- IP-". 4&c, 100, ttc. 7Jo yard.
Do?tel Chiffon Ve!Hn*a to ail eom
bina'iens "f colore, Sfee yard.
Plain Chiffon Veilings, la black.
; white or colors Re.
All the noveltlee, In bte'-k on whtta
white on black, on bla> k laven
der on black, geranium on black. *ee
arJum on whita. and ail the new oora-
UosUons of eoiora in Tuxedo nets, tUm
u> Tio a yard.
Shoes cf Quality.
Nowhere else will yon find s»ch Shsa
valuea TTa fcave none bit tt.» best
here, and are content to sell shoes a*
! dry foods preCta Kvery shos ftar
ar.reed.
"Lai!«< Cfcocclats er Blaok Tie* Kid
Da-e or Bstton doth er kid tof,
coin toe. heavy or ll*ht sole*, at 1141
a pair.
L*' 3 la KJI BHo* el<>»ti sr
I kid top. with patent leather at kid tips,
ail shape to»e. at tS 4" a pair.
Lad.-a 1 Fine VH K'd Oahlood Lacs
g k .'>e. heavy er medium sole, ooln toe,
at CW a pair.
ladies' Black. T*n. Chocolate ar.d
f»*Mood Oxford ri«a. coin toe. at
S2 45 a pe!r.
\Aiaees' and Ci !ldr»f *e Tan,
Chocolate and r »*Mood Ls'e or Button
.; 6'.oea. from tt<c up.
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