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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-04
ArNuMIiN AFFAIR
rhi-mniic Husbands 'uri"us
Treatment ot his ipithI~s- wife.


uut,ruN. Mo, Aug 5. AZ near
noon to-da, capt II s. Christian.
who lives about twelve miles south.
west ut Houston came into town aud
narrated - sAd story oi base iuhdelttN
on lbr part ut h,. wiir. FOR more
Usn two years past hu-tian has not
been uleH-cd with the c"n
duet ut hl- wife toward hcHrdless
Youth uamcd VIM. II. Harrison
riphtu. who rrsldo- In the nrighpor-
hood When iu company with Young
riphn Christian could not avoid
noticing that the eyes VI his coulugSl
partner followed the youth
with look ut tender Sicct-
Ns time went pral ciou.
ing an toward eternity. tho convict.
ION ui the Witcs pnrtiAltty toward tho
Young mnu tool, stronger grip on
the husbands miud. such strong
rooted convictions we're not mvOra.
bic tu the growth ui domoHtlc felicity
Monday morning Christian started
from huuir with hl4thrrDhinR mnchlnr
aud told his }oLriciloW that hc would
not return until tlr next SUNDAY 1us
pcgtmp thnt she would take AdVAn
ture. of hi- absence To Indulge her al
lcctious toward young ripktn, ho
concluded to make - call AZ his house
at an unreasonable hour lucsdAN
night hrrcturnrd at about o. O'Clock.
bedroom without making any noise.
hr struck at,h eud hchrld sight
~ husband Can d'-ilr here snus-
/, sleeping. wi,u Rrm- iuirrl"ck"d, he
brhrId hi- wiicaud puug 'lpkln lir
mndr - mui-r and thr Young mAu
Awu,c with n,ry ui trtght, uN p'ctinx
| tu instantly TAIL = sacrifice to thc hus'
hnnd'- vengeance But hc Wa' happi-
lis disappointed Excuse mo SAID
/ the hn- band ia tones ut affected 10
/ lilrucs.. "dunt let mu disturb Nohr
| innocent ,lumhcr-. ! hm cruel Tor
| breaking ia upon yuu M this un-ru
4unahlr hour. Both OF you keep Vuivt
aud return To your doyc-W Wiugrd ~
po-r. rnu gu out to the bHrn aud
| sleep
The next morning Mr.thri-tian IN.
formed hl- interesting spouse that hr
would divide the property with her
~ Il that hcucciurth they would not
travel the same paths. The wife
comc- from highly respected lanill
aud the husband is one "i our best
cltilcus.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-04
A Woman who Takes BOquets
into Court for the ApOs-
ties of Ruin
TWO Nitue ses vino swear tO
curious Things ana get
Ver, HnuN NiNcd.
AIONrI k,Ii- his cctIIcaIt
hcI Rather nud Itiu>eii.
wan ThIeC Shut-.
"A Iutcrestumg nudgct ut Ncw f,
Items from inc Inud, ur-
NOud thc UiinN peep.


ANAh.l'lel l- tNliNl lN' i'llN
O.u'Auu, Mug 3D.. MR.. h'''"' N'I'
ot th' cni't c'uheri Tor Ih' "'''i'I''-'-
apr area ih '.."'' 'I'l- ''''"'"- "'
ual h1d ustth' io"-.N '"''" u
lrn'1ni Nprs 'h ''i&' I,"H"'' 'uu
Ihen pr"crrut' 'o 'uPp'' ''' i,'uN'u-
rug drI'uu""' Nllh ''pl,- nl ''I"-'''.
ird Wrck'Ic- Hnd lh' i"'" dHl.N news
papers,
w iii rss ftrderi'h llrnrI thDn lo"h
ih" witness chair alut VIZ subjected
iu 'r'-- examination. li' saw lhr
bomb iu TIE Wr 90 apparently came
from ihc sidewalk south ui the a.,uN.
hi associates hnd h'cn nm n'N
soc ui-lt 'r. Ihlnr7 lNl'r
Wh" -n'd hc had llNtd 100 Ouh"l0 Tor
hrhrN l"llN i've N'hr- "hl Ih' h-'
three years ih Cm''s" Wa- A' 'h'
llh' h'htktl on NAV W Ilu'N' NH'
quite dchi hul ht SAM ne l'n'" every
word uttered hN 'hr speakers Al 'h'
Hay market b'lhe lu'-l'"nr' "' ''
tue exact LANGUAGE u'rd hN tue
'pr"hrts 'n l'hl u"N, me- ,'u" I"''i
ga Wl't lr',lrU ~Hli '"'h" lh'
law ilr"ltlt H. -al- Il'l"rh Ni'I
lh' h"hh tN Np'uu'u I,' NH''h'' ''U' '-
long ~, h' ''ull' di' NOT .'' h''n "-,
,ys. 'Ii,, ,bro,,, Irou no,,na .o,n, '" r""r. ]
,l,.ut t,,cut t..t .u.fb nt Ga,
nll,. tlc homb went in
nn1rthWc-tpr, direction and ,,nd
rI nhuui ryru.Nith tllr .urutitn. ,t tUo
alley lie did mot -r, anyone tu Tia,
crowd tire nt the uuIice.
CON cros-.,NbmuN,iou tnc Wuuo..
said hc did not tnAc hl. eyes uN Firl
den from tine time the uullrp r.ut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-04
The City by the Sea all
GItterlnq and in Full
Holiday Attire.
thousands Ut soldiers to Join
ia the Ciaud Parade
rms AitctnoOu.
thousands al People coming to
cen. STANLEY Present.
uauN OthcI Items al Interest
Iruu various Point, IN
thr Lone star state.

lluN fNIIs rINIt uNut.
tNlNreIH>. Aug s. This cit, this
evening rc-'mulvd ~ bride prepared
inr lcr uuWpI- lWhuW,rcd ia
.ug-, .iirrmrr-. bunting yarigatcd
nWuu., lutrr.prr-cd Withr,crgrcrn-
Hud l'Vu- thu streets crowded
with ghd-h.,d people. with bright
uniform, h-mug here and there. in
nud out ui ll' good uelurrd rtoWd;
with lhr -hhrrluItN commands Hud
measured tread ui soldiers. their arm,
flashing 100 the light ~ they marched
through the streets amid lhc acclaim
of ihuu.Wti- ull rr-ruh.rd n scene ia
iWN lHwD N,'rr Was tm. city more
wHultiuiN drhprd The grand arch
otWnI,omc that pans Fremont street
W iir lulrr-rriIuu of the strand i- All
rIceAW WORK "iurl appropriately be
hithuG lh' "cra"i"u. Nll regular and
'IrtiHI tr'iu' arriving to-day and
iu night brought troops aud visitors
N Thousands.
ic ut-i r"mptuN to arrive to-day
Wn- inc biNW l'Iilrs. These were
i"lI"Wrd lN captain lanrnstcrs fly
900" WlllI"tN consisting ut Tour gum
slNlA-uNc men Nud siNIN -four hor-cs.
Winch ntuNrd trum ~nu Antonio.
J." night the thntnU umrd-. of san
N",''-. WA, ''''H'U 'U' hi'l'''i lH'nniH Fiii'T'
'''N, ,.,i ',''' ' '",""l" H,n'T' an +,
,u'' wv '''''l''''' I''IIn' H'h'H hhl
''" '''" ''n''' W ''" '"","lnl'hh
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"i''''
''u ''l' l'IW W''u ''uH'us' %,
/ i''u''' ''''' w ' .'"'7H'h 'rI'
/ Nl,'''', n" TWO ''h'pHhl's "t ne
'N'.','u,u ,''t u'',7. "''n''pAn'vu NV
~, "',''''' y '''"' N"o W!'N'u 'r"''
'". 10" '' ".' H'R"'' no" go"
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-04
UoHHIHIr NITNIW.
= saver EiIls His s""riheHrt, nor
IAIMnr Mmh Ihom mlImaNIl.

ltNCoIN. Nrb,, August g. a hur-
rihle mutdrt ana suicidc i7 reported
from MuryAvlilr, IL country pu-tolllrr
n t.w miles northwest of seward IL
seems young man by the unuc ut
Fred HIDE had fallen ia love with
Iolu Euthkcs l9-ycNr-old daughter.
lhcir affection wu- mutual, but Was
opposed by the young wuman's mth-
ci. An cloprmrut hns bccu
contemplated. which h i- sup-
posed wns frustrated ny the
mthrr sunday evening young
lhdc went 10 the lHrm-hou-r 10 renew
his Intentions, but kWhkc aud hi-
daughter hAd gone after ihc COVE.
aud the Young man followed. when
thcy met some allrrcatiuu took pIhr',
aud IT i- supposed that the gIrl rlrd
with her father This trculrd the
Young man, who drow a rcy"ly-
nr and fired thee fatal shots the ur-l
into the girls head the -r,ond into
the fathers heart, aud the lhirl into
his own. Groat excitement prevails
UypT the affair
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Pursuance Aug s. The m,strr-
inu- Disappearance ut mail pouch Nu.
1868. which ls supposed to have been
.tulcn between New \ orb aud litt--
bury. i- thc a'l absorbing topic ut
discussion umuuL thcpo,tM employees
ia thi-,iN cue ol the postal olrrL -
WHO run, between l'lii-burg aud
NrW urh .nNs the postal clerk who
signed tor the pouch Wt.not FrrNd,
hut l'lrldlrr llri-R bohemian mud
u,"- st icrrr llnutr, lad The pouch
containing seventy -uur registered
pa,kagc-. nearly nl OF thrm FROM
luregu countries. II is difficult TO
r-timtfr the cNucl pmuuut lost iu thr
pouch 10 mny hr only 100000 ur %
mu, reach a. high n- the figures that
were published. which put the value
p nluuuUu tine postal clerk iutcr.
viewed -aj ll"ldri admitted that hc
m,d rrropjci iur 1t, hut said hc did
uut tr tu SOC whether nil of the
puurh,- were accounted for whru %,
rooh rhnrgr of th,w AT rlttshurg, a.
lp had mo- time.
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Arr,rnro"nn, ,nr world.

~AN ftAA,HDu, tai, Aug, 3--l ho
Yacht "Bruuhrldc' owned by j d.
Phelps of Sew Jrr-py aud who i- a
member ot the NrW York, Atlantic
slc, aud Sew Haven yacht club. has
arrived hero from Yokohama on n
cruise around the world. rcachcd
Bumbny January Z, Hong Kong April
Is aud 5 pkohamn April ~ with the
exception Of honyy storm IN the
Red ~ra Phelps reports having had n
pleasant trip. lir will rrmAin here
iwo weeks and then go 10 IlonuIuIu
uudhrouud the Cupcllorn home. The
"Bruuhrldo" viii bo the first Amctl-
,nu yacht to have msdo the trip
around the world
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-04

llAlrloN, P,.Aug. 8 Ncscopcc.
~ lulc station about sixteen miles
tr,m this ulH,r. We, fhr -rcur Di Ht't.
uhlc tragedy SUNDAY evening 4
pnrtV ut lnlHu- mud lluuparitns ru
gagged W numbering on the rcm-yi
NHup rnlrnpd went down To Nt-,opcc
~aur hN Geo attend y wedding, aud
the whole crowd got on R-prcr The
-upor thnt resulted continued uU
-uudowu SUNDAY. when one of the
Hungarian. uHmri kolcw-ki pro,ok.
ciIH,dG@lNihhlhrrc I5",app Nh2hlf
druuh. hubw-kt deliberately whip
ped uut uW ~ hWyy revolver, shot
Two OF th, lnluun through the hcud,
thru throwing ID aside scilrd Hn uN
90. l,,up %, the crib aud pound.
upu'- head luiu "a jelly.
W- dIrd within hail nu
shot. kolcw-hi Co.,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-04

u,is n"t Captured rnd nts I"ii""
DTsNNtd.

IoNm-ruNE. Aug lhr latest Gee.
port from sonora, through
arm, sourcrs, BE- that Gcruuumo
with about twenty hurh0-.
hu- moved over into thr state
of DhhuAhuu, uud the rest ui the rc-
ucg,do- nrc masking their way hu,h
to the reservation. NcW- hn- Iu-i
been received mere three Mexican
rauchcr-, who-c places are on ihr -nn
pcdu, thirty m.lc- west at here,
were driven ont OF the ~nuln
CutAliuu mountain. ON SATURDAY,
by n band of eight ur ten Indians
The rnnchrrs abandoned their hor,cr
and equipments, which were taken 10y
the Indians. II is believed that quite
- baud il located ia the mountains,
where water and food ARE pIcutilu.
Ouc of Gen Miles ll.Wcnaut- went
down 10 perA reservation uu sunday
tu enlist ~ company of FApngp scouts
To operate against the ho,ulcs. Pa.
pago. the chief, says mis- tribe viii send
out company pro, idcd cen Mile
will allow them to hc independent ui
I the army, nnd to make the campaign
. in accordance with their own system
and under their own leaders.
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against their laws. and to conoedc the
of Mexico over Cutting
.ase. ~ 1t stated ia Consul Br. CHAM.
rport, would he to substitute th, iu-
Isdictiuu and laws ot Mexico tor
nose OF the United State. over the
utlcuses committed solely within thc
.uitod Statc- boy ciii1on ot the nj.
'Ad States
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uall, occupied b, homesieads, shall
bc scgrI gated from the mass of edu.
osiioual lands and the same shall not
bp subject to purchase, while so occu-
iied =. homstcad-. until the courts
Ir legislature shall authorize 10 This
&. Tor the benefit of those living in
the dry SOC ions and who would have
forfeited their homes Oh August J..
tor uou-pay ment ot interest due.
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MA,oN. No., Aug. "a brn'H.
outrage Nn- committed ou lhr person
of lcya lIrudcl-ou, ii little roI"rr1
yIr I. YEAR otugc, hast night she
b..uns- to one OF the mo7l respects
nIr hlark families aud whH returning
uom church uhout ID "'''eh' I,',I, "u'u
rh, n-,,ullt wA, made un the principal
street of thrclly Her cries brought
A number of persons TO the 'p""
among them d policeman, who NJ
rived IA iime to catcn the criminal
Jackson Guy u negro 80 Years old
Ihr rhild's IuJprirs are considered
very serious, and there d. intense
lcrliug among the colorcd people
which may possibly result iu Hllu,h
ng Gus was lodged in jail last niHhl
,nI hi- preliminary trial took plan.
NM. morning, resulting loo his being
committed 10 iail ia default OF tlo''
. Tlul
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-04

wAsIIINGTON MIUILINGS.
What MAS SHid, Duu" hnd Proposed
~ the capital N"st'rdHS.

SO ltAbt DOLLAR nIIilNi7,
WAsulNwpN, u e. Aug, 3 The
coulcrec- on the Morrison surplus
resolution reached gu agreement
Tho house cOutcrr insisted upon
the abandonment Of the paragraph
providing for the redemption oi ihe
trade dollar aud that point the senate
cOuleroOs conceded The Temaiuu <
amendments made hy the scuat, were
conceded but the senate insisted up.
ona change In the phrasrology 80 H.
10 confer upon the president, not lhe
secretary no the treasury, the power
to postpone, instead Of suspend calls
rs IllE HOUSE
WAamN1IoS, Aug 3 The -poNk
81 aid setOre tbs house the prssldent'l
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SAA lHAN,r,u, Aug. 8 Com
mnudrr iu Chirt liuriclt". of the g.
4. lt, WINS rendered reception lHst
night nj Mechanics Pavilion, by the
NnuunM Guard OF California This
wns followed by ~ grand ball to tho
officers aud delegates OF tho g.. A. r.
the Army of tuc Potomac and the
WOmcu'H Relief Corps. over eight
thousand people were prc-cntat Met.
tropulitan hall A reception was ten
drrcd the society of tie Army of the
Potomac by MAYOR Bartlett, who de
IIycrpd nn address pi welcome
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-04

~AlKANENrO, At", AuR, 3 y bolh
houses ot legislature met lhi- morn
ing aud immediately proceeded 10
ulert United states senator 10 hll
the yacnucy caused by the death oi
senator Millcr. A. K Williams noni-
mated republican caucus ie"
hours before, aud was nominated bi d
minority u the votes IN the house
The democrats nominated Sr uu7t'
Hearst The vote OF both b
Iood- y llAams
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m. NntInmnI IIenIlh.

CuCAoo, Aug. DrJ Is Ham.
iltou. ourgcou-gcucral ot the United
states marine hospital service At
rived ia this city yesterday, Dr
Hamilton feels no apprehension thut
the public health will ho affected this
year by any form Of epidemic inya
SION. inspection ot ycsHcls sailing
from European ports IA in vogue sud
undor the direction of our govern
mcut, aud from Cuha not n passcu
yer sails TO this country, provided h,
is trom All Injected district vi the i.
l.ud.
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PirIsm.lD. Aug. twenty
new cn-c- OF typhoid fever on the
south side have been reported to he
board oi health since sunday. Ten
4ietet- ui ~. Joseph convent, attach
cd to ST. Michaol'- church, are M ST.
Francis hospital, having hcOn taken
there nj various times during me
week
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HAn uNnKuANsuIp
= Judge sh"ut- ~ - Criminal anu
Htt-H Deputy Marshal.

EVUITUT N INV tHWTUOT
~AN ASroNto, Tex August Sat
taWlm. yesterday evening, Judge
ilArwood shot at Marcclla- Dnugher.
0, and missed him. but the bullet
tru,k Deputy Marshal Mcneil IN the
ucck, fatally wouuding him. Marcel
u- baughcrty isA notorious criminal.
lhcpcoplc tried to ynch him but he
escaped.
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Ih"r Lands not 4" he Forfeited i"T
Nun payment Ot Ipsss

TIT7- -THT 7 7 T NV T-FHTTTTTTTT
ArsIIN, 1cNo Aug 8 The state
lAud board to-day decided that all
srnool and asylum hands which have
hccomo forfeited for nou.pay ment Of
iutrrcst, August and which are ac-
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WAsmNurON, Aug. Sin response
10 "A resolution Ot the -cuAtr, asking
ior Information concerning the al
legged illegal detention OF A. k cut
tiny by the Mexican authorities, Al
Pa-o del Norte. the president lR-
transmitted TO the srnHte the report
of the secretary Of .Wte, together
with "a yoluminOuH mass OF tnrrr-pun-
dcnco relative TO the case.
The secretary says that the in.
prisonment OF thi. American citizen
having continued for muulh, VIII.
out explanation or prospect of rec
lease, he, secretary BuyHriIuu July
/ lg. addrc,sed n Telegram To Minister
/ jackson, iu-trucliug mm TO drmHni
/ from the Mexican government the 10.
slant release OF \. h Cutting. THIS
was followed ou lu,y goo hN th" h'
structiou- Of the secretary Co., Mime.
ter Jackson, rrcitiug all the proceed.
ing correspondence and iHr's. aud
stating the legal position assumed u}
tbs government ~ n ground tor dr
mandihg the release OF it- cIulru
Minister JACKSON, on July 29, lr,r
urnphrd the refusal of the NrNlcr
government to ar'cdc to the icIr
graphic drmand Of SECRETARY BHyur
iur Cuttings release, Nhlrh'WH- lu.
lnwed b., another telegram giving
statement pt the Mexican rrH-uur II
hIs report the secretary -nlS
"rourhmg the MEXICAN laws cite,
by Mr.. Romero, this conflict ui luW d
even moru profound than the ,llrw
difference Of corresponding -Hluir'
for il effects the underlying prlurl
plrs OF security tO persona liberty
freedom of speech, or expression
which are among the mHln object
sought to be- secured by our iHm,
work OF government The prc,cu
case may constitute q prcccdeu
trought with most serious result
The alleged oiieu-c may be- aud doun
less ia the present cN,o Is WITHIN ih
United states holdtu bee "a mlsdl
meaupr not OF high grade, hut
Mexico may be associated with pcul
results OF the gTaycst character, A
Act may be created by Mexican sta
I ute An otiensc OF high grade which
the United states would not
punishable ~ ANY degree II
,afety Of our citizens and others laN
hlly within our jurisdiction would
greatly impaired II not wholly do
iroyed. by admitting tho power "i
foreign state 90 define oiirn'cs huH 70
DIV penalties 10 acts committed Wit
iu the jurisdiction OF the Ihll
states. The United states Hnd n
,tstes cumposiug the union c9nIs
the only forum tor tue tglA' vi OnsI'
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BUT REN1EN1BER

cordial invitation all visitors visit whether
t.y us, n , ,. ..,- . llrH.ct t' sh""
raus ger, through large eslahluhmeut
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Cotton Scales,
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rfvAN, r,orr foN rr

tore the committee IN support uI II7
resolution. aud finally the following
preamble rud resolutions, drawn up
hN representative tAIu were
adopted
WnlmUAs. A is Cutting an Amrr.
lcan citizen. rs Wr0uEiult deprived
of hs liberty hy Mexican officials nj
rs-o del Nortc ia the republic of
Mexico. Hud
MuHRtA. the Mexican government
refuses 90 release said cutting upon
the dcmaud of the President OF the
nitcd state, and
MuTKtA- ilt" unv"ru'""' "
ro nllcgc- ns a rcasuu tor li- refusal
TO comply with such demand thut
said Cuitug WAS guilty OF violation
. Of II Mexican lHW while upon \urri.
uau soil and.
WnEkEAs the house oi representa-
,ivc-. while approaching the dt-uo,i.
ton shown by the government "l
Mexico to carry ont international
T obligations, can never assent to thr
doctrine that cltif"u- ut the United
states cau lee prosecuted ina foreign
rOuntr, tor aui- done wholly upon
american soil therefore bee il
NtHulN'h, "h' ''' "'"'' '' ~ p.
rrsruthty,- approves ot thcHu'.ou ut
the president of thc utcd ~Htrs lu
demanding the release of said cut
ing
rhal the president ut the luitcu
States hc hereby requested tu renew
his demand Tor the release ut sal,
A. Il Cutting
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted aud will be- mii hrturr th'
house by Chairman belmont, md lm
mediate action requested,
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GRAIN SCOOPS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-25


Her flcHxaa- fhs hep growers o.
Otegoa arr dspenaiag GA womsn and
ehudren fron ~ aaiaseas towns %
riek this ssaaan's boz crop IN the WI
iamstte valley. whsia eur hop rruues.
hfs depa0Giaa 90 Indians n snv ersw.
ers n zee Mhste river valley AID eias.
woefe Soald prefer hiftoe bows and
gtris - psek their erops Il thee eould
So thaa. bal tte 6oya Aaa Girls 81 IN
SET cqaad have neyuf bean eonpeliaa a
% sooa Wosk. and thsy rather shrink
sfcm - the hop pickiae seaton paases
aafiae saaaiion, aaa ever boz and sirl
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

A II DEMOCRATS OF KING COUNTY.
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'FRONT.' @CREEE.
Which we have been Offering for the past thirty days

Never in the history of Puget Sound hasl
Clothing been sold atsuch ruinous low prices|
as now. and we viii continue to sell Goods
at the same prices as in the past month until
all is disposed Of The immense quantities|
OF Goods that have left our premises daily
can be taken as a criterion for the amount of
business we have been doing, especially inl
such stringent times as we are at present.
subjected to but in it's very face our bust
ness continues to boom, and surely there
must be good reasons for people investing
their money in wearing apparel so cheerfully
For every dollar purchasers invest we give
81 so worth of Goods as compared with
prices of other stores, and that is surely an
object for US getting the preference over our
competitors
Mems Suits that we sell for 81 rs, S.
SIS so. So, So, So. SO and So are sold else
where with an advance of SIS above our price
for the same quality. Mems Suits that we