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the 9th Of Aarch, promising 10 see
him soon. Curtin, on his arrival in Lon
dou, reported BY letter 10 GALLAGHER.
not being sdyised of the lzttei's arrest.
When he officers captured Curtin a csrsin
diary OF bis recorded the places vi-ited since
bis arrival in Englsng. the list included
Glasgow, Blackburn and Liverpool. 1t
would appear 10 evidence that Curtin also
was ore OF the chief p=rsous IN the eon.pir-
ac7. The pspers 10 Gillaghei's luggage ~
feTIsd to Ausourg6e, waom q tiiAgnsr vie
| tied. O'Conner weGl 10 III, United at .
nine years ago. aud Letters showed he had
established relations with ODoaovsn X 1855,
Mcclure snd Devoy. He returned TO this
country a short line sioce under the name
OF DIliou. Certain Of his actions led 10 su'.
| piclon al he was BOT p rson TO be trusted
( at large, and he WAS put urder surveillance.
| ca the Sd Of April he was observed taking
! observa tlous OF the houses Of Parliament
| Poland iniim aled that he would ask that
| the prisoners be remsnded for week,
go that he might become inf rned
| Of the proceedings in other paris Of the
1 kingdom, where similar cases are being ex-
amiued; he also unfinished that the charge
against these men will be changed from the
comparatively simple one, on which now ar
| raigned, to the serious ofense Of conspiracy,
and as it was desired by the band of men 10
effect its objects by conspiracy rsgsTdiess Of
the loss Of lie which would result, il IVES 8
question which only lie magistrate could
decide, whether they were net indictable for
conspiracy, murier possibly; furthermore,
that at a fuure stage in tbi. proceeding, 8
charge would be lodged against them under
the treason and felony act.
G,u.d said he watched the case for Gal
! laghsr, whose couos.l will be engaged here.
after. A lot Of papers were put in evidence,
including the catalogue of chemical firm il
| Birmingham. The latter wss found at Nor
mans lodgings, and contained iull directions
for IN kim dynamite.
The proprietor Of the hotel where Norman
was stopping, when arrested and srough
face to face with Gallagher, testified to thu
best Uf his belief thai he was the person who
under the name of Fletcher, several time
visited Norman. The daughter of the hote
proprietor from whom Gallagher engaged
rooms for Norman, positively identified hin
az Fletcher. The proprietor OF the hotel a
which AuskuTgne stopped identified Gala
CHER as the man who had visited Ausburghe
The clerk at the Gearing Crots Hotel, whert
Gallagher boarded, failed 10 recognize an
of the prisoners as the men who visited GAl
lagher.
Tie examination Of the prisoners was ad
journed for a week, and they were conveye
bsck 10 Millbluk prisou,
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BELL CHANDLER,
AS BlaiDe's Striker 10 the Cabinet, is
Playing Bold Hand to Preserve
His DIVA Power as Boss.
Arthur's Imbeciiity Has Made a Walk
over for the Democratic Party
Possible.

The political pct has begun 70 boil and
presidential candidates are being trotted to
toe front for the inspection Of the public.
The Ohio governorship is also attracting a
great share OF public attention, The canvass
10 Mississippi is coming into view, and the
legislative ensc.mous On the temperance and
other quesii ms are dividing with the Speak
rship Of the next House the general public
interest. The APPEAL, true to its purpose
10 keep its readers apprised of every move
ment, whether social or political, has every
day given in its Political Notes" whatever
Is transpiring in the several States in the
Union and at Washington of a political
character. 1t presents to-day another budget
full OF interest as revealing the schemes,
purposes and movements of political leaders.
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The sRuseY WIFE MURDER.
JEALOUSY OF A DRUNKEN HUSBAND WHO
= MARRIED YOUNG WOMAN YEAR AGO

JEALOUSY OF A DRUNKEN HUSBAND WHO
= MARRIED YOUNG WOMAN YEAR AGO.
New YORK, April 12-Mrs Rsbecca
Buggy, thirty-fye years of age, who Was
shot in The right breast by her husband,
Franklin NJ. Bruggy, at midnight, at their
residence, 343 Wss Forty-third street, died
at o'clock yestrrnC o., at the Roosevelt
Hospital, where ehs wss removed il an ann
bulauce imulsdiat ~ after the shooting.
Bruggy was arrested and locked up in the
Fort y-s,venth stree, slaionhouse. The pris.
oler, who was widoker at the time, msr-
ried the deceased lees than year sgo. She
was hen Miss Reed, and was considered by
her friends and acquaiutsEces 4 woman Of
beauty and attractive marrers- Since their
msrrisge the husband has scied very
strangely, ard became abnormally jeal-
Gus OF his vile, much that
he continually upbraided her for fancied
derelciions. A great deal OF the hus-
bands Authorizations in this regard are
ascribed 10 a somewhat too free Indulgence
10 stimulants, and when he was arrested aud
brs ught 10 the stationhouse for shooting his
wife he showed evident signs OF having
drank heavily. 1t seems that at the hour
mentioned Franklin NJ. Buggy came home,
found his wife in bed, and abused her frat
therefor, and then qusrreled with her on
other soores.-Sko tried 10 paeify him, with
out avail. He picked no his revolver,
which Was lying on the mantelpiece, and
pointed it at her. Mrs Bruggy jumped from
the bed, and ran from the room, shutting the
door between her aud her maniac husband
He fred through the door, and the bail en-
tered her right breast, inficting a desthly
wound Tue noise of the shooting and the
screams of Mrs. Bruggy alarmed the neigh
borhood. Joseph Reed, 4 brother of the
injured womaH, who was 10 an adjoining
apartment, came as quickly as possihle to
the assistance Of his sister. The police
man on post in the neignborhood wst
called in and he arrested Bruggy
An abulapce was summoned and The dying
woman was taken TO the Roosevelt Hospital
The revolver, of the Smith & Wesson pat
tern, carrying a thirty eight cSliber cartridge
was found on the floor with ere ch amber
empty. and enc of the cartridges nicked a.
if the trirger had missed FIRE. Coroner Mer.
kle arrived at the hospital between and
o'clock yesterday morning. He obtsinec
with some difficulty, statement from III.
wounded woman, giving the lscts ss sboy'
stated. Mrs. Buggy was a woman OF abou
thirty five years OF age, tall, fine looking
and of comm anding presence. Buggy wal
arrsigned in the Yorkville Police Court, anC
held 10 await Inc action of the coroner.
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NORFOLK, VA, April Is The steamer
Merida, from Vera Cruz to New York, WITH
leo passengers and general IN srchandise, ran
Into an unknown schooner off Hatteras yes-
terday. The bow WAS carried away, aud che
put in Hampton Rosds leaking. The cap
tain tried to reach Norfolk, but was forced to
beach the steamer off Lamberts Point light
last night. She now lies half under water.
The passengers were taken 10 o Point
without accident. Wreckers are now at work
trying to raise her. The steamer was
owned By F. Alexander & SOP, New York.
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CLEVELAND, o, April 12.-Johan Setter,
a cooper, arose from breakfast to-day, went
into the wood-Hhed, carefully prepared and
loaded pistol, and shot hims.lf in the head
His wife, hearing the report, ran to him and
found him reloadirg, and tried to get the
pistol from him. He drove her of by threat
enipg TO shoot her, and then fired second
bullst Into his head, scattering the blood and
brains over his vile, who had sEooned with
fright. Setter was siIty-four years old, and
had been the victim Of rheumatism for years
He often said he would kill himself 10 gei
rid OF the pain.
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iuto competition with an stabilized aad
active Industry that vii fatally cripple
them. The advantages tae Sou hsfn mano-
factureIs hold over thcsz q Ne~ England
are many; and any one Of th-m used TO Tho
fail extent, as ali will be, will b. Sufficient
10 oyg5cszle the Northern ind Istry.'
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RUSSIA.


INCREASED VIGILANCE ORDERED,
ST PETERSBURG, April ia ukase has
been issued by the government ordering liz
creased vigilance to be observed ON the from
tier, TO prevent suspicious persons entering
the country. Ii is supposed that this pre-
caution is taken owing to the approach of
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FRANCE.

A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.
PARIS, April 1.-THE papers this morn
ing report a terrible cstsstrope in the tbeater
at Revel, caused by an explosion of gas.
The performance was in progress at the time
and the ,heater was crowded. Many are
said to have been killed in the panic which
ensued
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Sitting RuiI TO SOin the Catholic Church
MILWAUKEE, April l2.-Bishop Marty, of
Dakota, is nov in this city, and says that
Sitting Bull will soon Join the Catholic
Church. There are now 1000 Indians in Ds-
kota belonging 10 the Catholic Church.
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ST. LOUIS, April 12.-John P. H ally, fore
msn in the railroad machine shops al North
Sprin field, No, committed suicide by TAX
ing poison and then cutting his throat. He
left a letter 10 his vile aud family, who are
visiting at Louisville, KY. Cause, melan-
choly,
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Doing = Great Deal of Good.

Mrs. j. Barry, of Portland, Me, writes
your Henry's Carbolic Salve is doing a great
deal of good. Some of my friends have been
greatly benefited by its use. I think it is the
best sslve have ever usei." Beware of couR-
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 12.-The committee of the
Bundesraih has reported favorably on the
letter OF Bismarck, in which he advises that
the imporiat alton of hog products from Amer
i5a- b prohibited.
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*.@HThe same measure will not suit all
circumstances" Bat Kidney-Wort suits ali
cases OF liver. bowels and kidney diseases
and their concomilanis, piles, cons;ip alton,
diabetes, sgue, etc. Try it, and you will say
ton
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

i. DR.. G. W. Collins, Upton, Ind, says: 81
used it in nervous debility brought on by
over wok in warm weather, with coed re-
suits"
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Az purifier OF the blood, Ayers sarsa-
parilla has no equal. 1t wonderfully i'm:
proves the complexion, and brings TO old and
young the bloom Of health.
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The kfan.Rouie Trial.

WHEN your wife's health IL bad, when
your children are sickly, when you feel wcrn
out, use Browns Iron Bitters.
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WASHINGTON, April 12.-Jas. E. Waugh
OF this city, was the first witness in the Star.
route trial
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The Schiller Case.

MILWAUKEE, April 1.-THE Schiller case
| to-day was devoid OF interest.
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Don,t Die fntne nou.e.


"Rough on Rats" clears out rate, mice
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, noles, chip
hunks, gopbers. ~l5 cents.
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ENGLAND.
THE DYNAMITE FIENDs.

LONDON, April l2.-Ihe weekly statement
of the Bank of Ergiand shows a decrease Of
E4i2000 bullion. Proportion Of the bank
reserve to liabilities, SO Is 16 per cent.
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tones, 81 do not mean, Usually, 70 do or
say anything Of which / nesd b ashan,-
ed: but confess that some words slipped
from my tonQus vhiIs h y0uf ds.nehter's
presence. last night, that would readily
recall. and am willing 10 make al rea
sonable apology for them"
"Oh, you ara sid Arundel, ~ he
laid his gray head back against his chair
and burst into merry, ringing laugh.
" Kathie, you witch. como out here. Tie
Young man 10 ashamed of himself and
wants 90 Be forgivsn-
And, q the old gentleman approached
Charlie With outstrstched hand. Kathie
hefsslf came from bshiod the long, full
window cufsatn and looksd At her lovel
With shyiy fadiaus vistfulne0-
The pext moment hh arms were about
he9, while PapaArundsl Vas pastina them
both and lsnehine and crying over them
In q most abeosd fashion.
Ma Arundel nearly vent into hystsr.
Ice whoa they broke the news 10 her
bat the united will power Of father and
daughter Vas too much for her, and she
appeared ct the wedding With pathetic
martyr. like smile.
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DAILY pnSf- ufELLlGEIOER


Far in the sunny South she fingers,
Yet slowly comes along,
With feiry carlands in her fingers,
With snatches OF sweet song.
Her eyes with promise are peaminR'
Her smiles With rapture prn8,
The sunlight from be: hAir 10 esre antne'
Thrice WELCOME. lovely Spring.
Cha brinos II gifts, the royal maiden.
Fsi, Aovers 10 deok The hills;
V;4h nri,nroses her arms are laden,
Bushels and dAhodils.
Phle crocuseo have come oeioFe nsf'
wild birds her welcome sing.
Ten thousand longing hearts adore nsf
lie gay worlds darling, spring
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savssoes bv Every sseases

1Avoeoe0 bV EveSy Atea Des.
Frausuthal BFothsrs desire 10 nm
nounos 90 the public thst . roes0ber Of
their arm has been in San Francisco
during the psst two months laying in
an immeuse stock Of the latest and
most stylish spring goods, portions Of
which are received by svsry steamer
This stock consists In part OF gents
furnishing goods, dry goods. carpets
and, in fact, everything usually ksp6 IN
q first class furnishing and dry good:
establishment. The public are cor
daily invited to call and examine thest
new goods before making purchases.
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Il II stTange any ono will suffer from
deranQemsnts brought on by impure
blood, vhsn 8covill's Sarsaparilla and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health 70 tho phys
ioal organization. Il Ia strengthening
syrup, pleasant 70 take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofuls, Syphlilitio disorders
Weakness Of the Kidneys, Erysipelas
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility
Bilious complaints and diseases Of the
blood, Liver, KidnSys, Stomach, Skin
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SNrra's BuoU THEArxR.-Mollis Ar
cher, the funniest ssrio- comic singer on
tbs stage; Jerry Hart. the great como
dian and end man; Beatrioe Leo. the
charming balladist; Billy H. Karman END
man. vocalist and comedian; Harry
Stalsy, Emma bayfield,. Kitty True
Spot Sloan. Fanny ONeel. Charles
ONeel, tbs great Dutch and Irish come
dian, all under the direct supervision OF
Harry Elmore, tho very funny and
clevor general performer. Change Of
bill Monday and Thursday. Admission
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kENOAll'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN RLksIH.

vEvAy, Ind, Aug. 18th, 1891
On. B. J. KxNDALL h Co., Genss-oanplo
Of circulars received today. Please ssn1 -
some with my imprint, printed on css ~
only. The Kendall's SPAWN Cure b n s1oel.
lent demand With Ne. and rot only for aniualA
but for human ailments also N. Joa vos1.
ono OF the leading farmers In our county,
sprained an ankle badly. end moving ~
value Of the remedy for horses. sried u -
himss'f. and Il did far better thu - he'd -
pected. Cured the sprain In very eAost osd9
Yours respectfully. c. Y. Tnu1AMp..
Price 81 er bottle. or bottles to- -. Al
druRgists have II CT can get u for you. . y
will be sent 10 any address on vece1pl Of pe1ee
By the proprietors. On. B J KENDALL o..
Knosburyh Falls. VI. seLd for illustratsd -
culse
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Why don't some one bay lots 6 and g.
block ~, Maynard's platf No use get.
Ting mad, bat can't hold them forever
at t30O0. ! won't do it. Some man
will look II these l0ts In Q month. or TWO
and weep because be did not buy them
whom offered for 5000.
n. s. BOOTH.
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To EMIoRANrs AND FBrENDS-The
place to got your life insurance, and sell
secondhand furniture, to buy new and
secondhand furniture, and 70 get
auctioneering done il at Pillman,
Lilly a Co., Cherry street, opposite the
telegraph ONCE. Terms reasonable.
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Yssler says that Piper's milk bread
keeps him In good health. Piper says
taat Yeslcr u the most casdied man IN
town. d16-H
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Gents Undervear, White Shirts, Over.
Ais, Neckwear, and Saspenders, at O.
b. Littsll's Bargain Store ON From,
stsoet near Madison.
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Ladies', II you mood dress buttons, ssS
The stylee and prices that they are sell.
ina them q Temple Of Fashion, corneI
second and Marion streets. mZ
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W. x. Jones. In Denny's block, has
Just received ton of choice Oregon
grain fed bacon. Hams, IN: shoulders,
lS>f; sides, 16k. t.
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All styles Of ohildren's aprons in mus
lin. eeersuoksr and Qingham, have ar
rived q the Temple Of Faahion.
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Our q Calf Boot for Men cannot be
heae q ~ onasl. OAll and - them at
ut1ellAe Bargain 6eoso.
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Fine 4ssino UNDERSTANDS, 50 cents
Oaa11uAees OvsgshfsoA ol.5O; I pairs
6hakee 6oakA 80 ssntA q The HGAz
Clothine Moasa. n
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Seminal weakness. Impotency. night -
BY dreams, pimples on the lace I'D -
Manhood can positively b cured. T.!
sick and afflicted should not tan % oono
him. The Doctor has travelled extenavsy
In Europe and inspected thoroughly ~
various hospitals there. Obtaining z a.
competent to impart to those In 500
his services. DIR, 0ibbon will makD =
charge unless he effects . cure. Per-
Ct . distance may BE- cured Ct home. ~
communications strictly confidential. -
re no ono but the Doctor. Per1Qns W.
Of he peper they Sc tkis embarrassment r
Charges reascnable. CAN Or Wsite. ~
dresS DR.. y. GIBD0N. p. O. box 1851. -
Francisco. Send 30 tn . peckaoe 9
medicine. SdGW0
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You can save from 20 cents to 81 pei
pair BY buying your Boots and Shoes oil
u. y. Iltto0 q tbs BaxRAin Store, Den
nyb Block, Front Street.
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For Latest slylss Of Hats, and beruti
fnl Neckweas patterns vtsil the Staz
ololhing HousA
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Ths 0TUDRBAKER = IL standard
vaeoa q the World. For ale By wald
= Cnmnbn1l
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Every article In The Cent? Furnish.
ina 0oods linz 70 b bad q the Stal
Clothing Hooss.
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Claytnu Bros. are selling their milli-
merry goods very cheap. They only
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Co.,: g p Clayton for yoar
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Full lines Of ladies, misses. children's
and infant's underwear has arrived at
the Temple Of Fashion.
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~. = Jcoes kseps evssy variety Of
Of he city. II
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LA1isa. u yoa want chap feather
And housn - - Clayton Bros-
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0snslemsas hsst Bntiah hoss q Clay
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On ~ sellouing day. xhils hard a.
yo4 il ~ h1paDs md paoer en- o..
lie Danielsnn received rsquese @ oome
immediotely - Mr.. Arundet's hopne.
He vAs rather paief than usuai - h
donned hie cost aud has 10 ebey. ~
had eonDaFed himsolf aeain md scsin
that day fos his tsudsrnsa 70 Kathis -
NIGHT befoss. He had msans never b.
vord - look - ehpv shiB Risj. neausifnf.
eoorted and wealthy, thas T.. ons e -
3nthorsa vOekmAn, lovod NJ.
O. arriving q 4r. Arundal'e snausion
= v1s uAlnesod int sho library, vhers
~: Arundel ~ alons before . alovin,a
.WaL IN Danis,saa,~ shs Cd man
40: haas strange sAines q you, sir.''
- - tUuus6 nd leckoA G - ycans
- - e1Aa9sss1sa sasgunn0.
0Angofofe hsad went % q - or ~.
e094sa - leapsd - Ais go, and I
seseo11e cosnpfssG1cn dsspeaod o. ~
Ahoath HI meath. H uunN ~ osinec
- e1u nnn Twins. and - NJ ~
tanely oah1it - 3 aAds11nnd q ~ 8
ma11ae - 1hAG
"1r. Araadsl." - I'D. il Ais slsar
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dian and end man; Beatrios Leo. the
charming balladist; Billy H. Karnan, end
man. vocalist and comedian; Harry
Stalsy, Emma bayfield,. Kitty True,
Spot Sloan. Fanny OfNeel. Charles
ONeel, tbs great Dutch and Irish come
dian, oil under the direct supervision Of
Harry Elmore, tho very funny and
clevor general performer. Change of
bill Monday and Thursday. Admission
free.
To EMr0RANrs AND FRIRNDA-The
place TO got your life insurance, and sell
second -hand furniture, to buy new and
second hand furniture. and 70 get
auctioueering done IL at Pillman,
Lilly a Co., Cherry street, opposite the
telegraph ONCE. Terms reasonable.
Why don't some one buy lots 6 and 8.
block ~, Maynard's plat? No use get
| ting mad, bat osn't hold them forever
at 5000. I won't do it. Some man
will look 1t these lots In Q month. or TWO,
and weep because be did not buy them
whom offered for 5000.
n. s. BOOTH.
Gents Undsrvear, White Shirts, Over
1 0AtDy NO0A W08tV D41u OOHkJoo0okUv NJ W.
b. Lttell's Bargain Store ON Front
stssss nsar Madison.
| Finest line Of dros buttoua at twenty
i've oeuts on the dollar Of the regular
prices at the Temple Of Fashion, corner
Of second and Maroon streets. ms
Ysalsr says that Piper's milk bread
kc0po him In good health. Piper saws
taat Yeslcr u the most eaadied man in
town. d16tf
| W. x. Jones, In Denny's block, has
| Just received ton of choice Oregon
grain fed bacon. Hams, 17lx: shoulders,
lS>f; sides, l6k. II
You can aavs from 80 cents to 81 per
pair BY buying your Boots and Shoes of
o. b. AttsQ q the BaxeAin Store, Dem
nyb Block, Front Street..
Ladies, II you mood dress buttons, see
TIE etyleo and prices that they are sail
ina than q Temple Of Fashion, corner
second and 4arien streets. mo
Full lines Of ladies', misaes, ohildren's
and infant's underwear has arrived at
The Temple Of Fashion.
Nohby SsnAsh Wool Suits, squslinc
saseom vcsk, for tl5, ct The Htar Cloth
ina Houss.
Caytnn Bros. are selling their MILL
merry goods very cheap. They only
barge 20 cents for beautiful sun hats.
For Latest slylss Of Hats, and beauti
L al N~Ak-~~~ A. o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-01

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