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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08


rHxr .eErEn 10 rns sorD IN ma
III xHxxnxk11oDAl norHx
cEH4Y n. sxAxux-w.E
Through Ne eaxnest soIicifaxiun snd
request Of our former pnf5anfs 80
others to revisit the Sound NJ have
concluded to do 50. and VIII reopen
our oxI]ces q our old familiar piace.
commencing November 8. 1858.
During our previous practice here In
This vicinity pe met with great success.
and proved ourselves physicixns
worthy Of confidence and or uuoues-
ticnahie reputation. as our cures and
testimonials can be substantiased BY
personal Investigation
As proof Of our wonderful skin NE
submit the following:
EXTRACTS or TEsTrNoxfaIs
Mr.. Isaac Wingard OF Ceutral;a. w
It., writes Drs. Darrin as follows.
With pleasure write you in regard
to the treatment you gave me for
asthma Of IL years standing. Your
treatment has worked ike q charm. /
have had no symptoms of asthma since
| have returned home The cure
seems TO he permanent. and it gives
me great Joy to tell You this. Send
me some Of your circulars. as many Of
my neighbors wish to try your skin in
their cases
Mrs. J. ]. Evans, Stella. VT. Neu-
!. raigiz OF the stomach and heart. weak
lungs and greatly emaciated; cured
and gained 10 pounds in two months.
Mrs. Cen Adams, Medical Lake. w.
t.: Numbness and congestion Of the
brain. produced by diseased condi-
ton of delicate organs; also the head
ache and nervous dyspepsia of 20 years
standing. She was cured two years
ago by Drs. Darrin.
Miss Ida Rogue, Seattle, w. T.: Fe-
male complaints and general debility.
Cured.
John Woltiin, Stuck Junction. w.
t.: Deafness and discharging ears
cured.
Andrew Anderson, Port Townsend,
w. T: Cross-eyed from paralysis of
the outer muscles of the eye. Cured
by one operation and treatment.
John Mullen, White River, w. T.:
Weak eyes. with constant pain over
eye and ball. Cured.
Lille Quental, Tacoma, w. T.:
Cross-eyed. Cured in two operations.
Deafness and catarrh also cured.
Mrs. Mevie Gebfort, Seattle, w. T.:
Boy 5 years old, deaf since Is months
old. Discharging ears and catarrh
entirely cured after several treatments.
Frederick Mohs, Sprague, w. T.:
Catarrh and bronchitis, general de-
bility, etc. Cured. His wife cured
also OF dropsy and varicose veins and
milk leg.
THE Drs. Darrin also have branch
Office ut 2S5 Fifth street, Portland, Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
them.)
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srrL ooonsAns.s rAarAr
resd Che Alleges gribsr Released
on Aae1 ri.

Fesd She Alleges Brt5er, Released
on $500 usiI.
IN ease Sc Carries lead, the EN-
riey Rent ageutrsn, restei Oh cleo
doe day 81 ae IA nee Of sherif
eool ane OIL charge Of using ccrrgpi
meais in influencing voter ans
hlnderaue him fian voting aecogiiRs
70 his aeiinsacS vas heard before
Jassses sadorbsr, yest. fisr NOR a9
Attorney pe.t snn appease foi
Read ard askea The las.lc 10 lower
H. oan " bail, which Was a. arai
fss,n.s ~ 5000. Tbs Mr.. Peterson
.Eslfaa p tsilrcascn able. Sc the aiag..
mum see. taseF the eode Is 500, a
which hsure the ixil was oltmaiels
placed. and The cg,o Was SCI down loi
to-meFFnw
Mr. thereon being asked for IT,
faces 81 TIE Gases said - a fepnfts
tbs EeaH aad kasid mar one iollai
which b. osess The man. snd that b.
enasa aQt haze Intended il 4 q bfiss
~ be .aes the felbsx hR 40 vote
Jas attorney fse;Aess aims siii
sle<la asSrane has ssn satixfFiils q
srN AsAd. Vic has on sew
osra On sei1 hss5afss scf0re iGsts
sells aerg on triw i sh rgrs AMI 81
D. ISL hUs that o every such occa,
asa 4 = hid hesn inn aiagely released
On s 'sa'sas a0rPn Ait.
M, fetcfttn sea- Dat ia hi
eFsa.efS astiee % flefes aYawed
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q. 80 -
nu11essn Bsasas eurrsunasa -
crswds nay aed x1gAs-
!. he exe1tement attendant upon Dc
nztfsual and territorial elections
which hes been 1t fever hest since
early on election day, does not seem
to have shAted II the last. and III dav
evidencc Of Il was given ON every
prominent street corner Of the city. The
same faces that we're seen anxious1y
awaiting returns - late a. midnight
On Tuesday. were again to be seen
bright and early yesterday morning,
moving from place TO place In search
Of news. The uncertainty with regard
TO the territorial contest having been
virtually settled bf overwhelming ma
jorifies FOR John r. Aiken and the Re
publican ticket, tile interest Is now
entirely cenfered on the result OF the
presidential election. Despite the re-
turns, which are steadily pouring in
from every northern state and some
southern ones showing gains for the
Republicans. and notwithstanding the
fact that Judge Thurman, the New
York Hwld and the New York San
concede the election OF Har-
rison and Morton. the major
ify Of the local Democrats
are stu hopeful This hope it may be
truly said Is sort Of q soriorn one,
but at the same time they hang on to
the idea that something may yet show
mp to turn the tide in their favor.
Their opinions are stili strongly pro-
nounced on their favorite for presi-
deucy. but lacks entirely the heavy
backing shown yesterday. and to get a
bet many Republicans gave rs high as
40 to I on Harrison and Morton.
Even these heavy odds found but few
takers, and in those cases were for
small amounts. The west side Of the
block ON Front street directly above
Mil, was packed throughout the entire
day with people anxiousiy scanning
the bulletin boards, and evincing their
pleasure as some item Of news favor
able to them was put up, by trenaen-
dous shouts.
As late as O'Clock this morning the
Occidental square was still crowded
with people. waiting for fresh Eastern
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Motice for Publication.
LAND orr7rx A, SEATTLE. W.


LAND oFy1-E Al SxxrTLg. w. T.,
sept -, Issx.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton 10 make fnal proof In support of bis
claim, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver 81 Seattle,
w. T. on Wednesday, Novem Der Il, 1855. viz
CHARLES GoGGISs, Pre-. D. d. No.
.f77, Tor the sw 4 Of NE u and W u
OF Sc y. and sR = Of Sc y. Of Section q,
Township n north, Range 2 east
He names the following witnesses 10
prsve his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land. viz B. Ban mis-
ter, John IAnseheii, b. Beebe. w, r
spanldins, all Of Naomi, kitsap county.
VT
Any person who desires 20 protest agains
the allowance OF such proof, or who knows
OF any substantial reason. under the iav
and the acquisitions Of the Interior Depart
Iaent, why such proof sheuld not be al
lowed, will be given an opportunity at the
above mentioned time and place to cross
examine the witnesses OF said ciai N ant,
and 20 Offer evidence in rebutral Of that
submitted by claimant
JOHN Y. oSTRAsDER,
ocsnoh Register.
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
uNITsp sIArEs Laxp orrIeE,

rEATItEs " H. t7Ffe ~ l1ftc%
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions Of the art Of Congress
OF June 3, Is7s, entitled "An act for the
sale Of timber lands In the States o.
mia, Oregon, Nevada, aud Washfn
rifory." ALBERT n. SLOAN. Of
county Of King. Territory Fl We sgats
has this day filed in this once lAsE
statement No ss4z. for the pufeh .issf
" y Of sw and 4 \ Of sE. Il { ~
No %. in Townsip No. "A north, s~@Es
! east, and win offer proof 70 show that the
land sought IL more valuable for rs timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and 70 establish his elaiz To said land b.
fore the Register and Receiver OF this once
At seattle, King coaBty. W. T., on saturday,
the 18th day Of March, 1888.
He naTaes IS witnesses. J. q. Janicke,
d. Baxter. \. BlufnstraB. W. Hill. all Of
Fall City. King e-nnfy. W. I.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the above-descrihed lands are requested 70
file their claims IN this oft3ee on o. before
said 18th dsy Of March $50. sezB-no2
sesefl0 JOHN Y. OSTBANDEH. Register
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The boar.i III county missionetz
,,.ls q. .,,sy.. H. meetirs "A MONDAY
M t-a.sa,.,sa as
a'su sefss'1. 2 s's1 80 =, - ~
usual amount y pAzssiess'
! The appolnstfents 81 J. core a. 81
nsftsftendefH o dittiet No. "a. vi 3
Fssna4fl Redntsnd resigned, and II
a5.aas,,ss, ~ .,snesi,te, arni 81
m ~ n 80 ss,,,sseef
"a ss,os ~ s;ssr 80 .llss,,t,.d ior
4 .,ts,l.a 81 "a r.onald :,
s.,isns sse TAI 10 81 a, 4nSre.
49,, - c;,r,S.
is s,,ous " a,,..sls.t.,l constable
& go ,,s M
+. IN as sier II The assessiaent Of
.s.,,.,ras's,n, urs.. f4@ I. wng ar, ~rats
jIs.s II ! -; Is al. aeses syhsss.
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Shoe Dept.

Some time ago we set
about getting up a boys
shoe that should be neat,
easy, tough and modest
priced. Something that a
full-blooded boy need not
pick his steps in, and yet
would be presentable any
where. Here they are.
Fine grade of calf at less
than competitors can sell
them. We can give you
any grade ofshoes you may
ask for at very low prices.
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Notice Of Contest.

o. s. LAsD oYyIeG AT sssTTLE, VIII
Oct 8, isfo
Complaint having been entered NJ this
oEee BY william n. Marshall against y.
Davis for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No. szs2, dated n - ?. - stoz
the ! x Of Ne. q Of - ~ arhip
"A north. range 8 east - rnfy.
Washington Territory. > TIE
cancellation u said ~ ~ 4ltisa
are hereby snnmones - { this
once on fhe I'D d1y Of " - .. atie
O'Clock a. 81 i. ~ respond "a q iesti-
mony concerning said Eliees~- fsnGou-
neut. and Il appealing 70 nay satisfaction
that personal service thereof cannot b had
ssrfiee viii D. made b. pabliestion, post.
Ing aud u siiinx. according 70 rsics - add
II VI practice 10 the United states Lad
Offsce JOHN Y. OsfRANDER.
ocfllts Eegiztsr
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of the Puget sound Navigation and
improvement Company VIII be held 81 the
osfice OF the hartsor N ssfsr, foot OF WASH
inrton street. on Saturday, October z, lsss.
a. 80 .. m. J. c. SMART. Secretary. dis4
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CHAMPIONSHIP RIFLE CONTEST
Lieut.. w. r. Thornell has challenged
Mr.. r. b. Mullen, holder of the mill
tary rifle championship medal of the
territory, to contest of so shots,
which has been accepted. They will
shoot the match at Tacoma next Sat
urday at O'Clock in the afternoon.
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According to all reports, Emperor
William III. il not destined TO a long
life. After review. ress.eiy, he - As
~rrs~tr~tesi by severe pains in the head,
hut, contrary 10 the advice OF his
phy sieiahs, he was on horseback the
next day, but finally he had to take
absolute rest for two days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08

Since the last notice of
our Great Dress Goods and
Plush Sale crowds of people
have visited our store daily,
many being regular custom
ers, while others call to yer
|ify the truth contained in
our advertisement. With
out an exception, all are
anxious to secure the bar
gains we offer. Perfect sat
isfaction guaranteed to every
purchaser.
The strongest word we
can say of any goods in our
stock is our great bar
gain at 25c. If you know
dress stuf1s you will see at
once that we offer yougoods
at 25c worth 75c in any of
/ the other stores; SO inches
wide, all wool.
The next strongest thing
we have or is to be found in
dress goods is a 42-inch all
wool, 100 styles. They are
great bargains at 75c to ooc
They will go at 4oc.
The people of Seattle
have recognized our SUI
periority and indorse our
efforts to please them by a
steady increase of patronage.
1t is no egotism on our
part to tell you that we sell
every line of goods in our
IL departments for less than
any merchant can buy them.
Three hundred pieces oil
plush at soc yard. This is
a pure silk plush and equal
to any that can be produced
for 75c or ST.. No restric'
ton as to quantity. YOU
may order one yard or 900
pieces, and the order WILDE
filled.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. T. ]. Miner, the well-known
railroad man, is expected home from
the East to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Goodwin,
of Tacoma, are at the Occidental.
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NEw MACHINERY CoMPANY.--Articles
of incorporation CT the Puget Sound
Machinery Company of Seattle, were
filed with the county clerk yesterday
The incorporates are Messrs. w. III.
III. Green, ]. II. Perkins and p. H.
Green, who will act as officers of the
company. Their capital is $4,000
divided into 80 shares of 500 each.
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The only cloak and wrap
department on the Pacific
Coast. Ii has no equal.
We are the only house thai
carry the right thing. We
received by express Thurs.
day a very decided novelty
in a cloak, called the Xii.
larney. When you visit oul
cloak department ask tc
see it.
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Towels. Chester cleary.
Sc rubber combs. cleaEy.
see to-day's want column
Plush sale. Chester Cleary.
Conforters. Chester Gicary
New cloaks. Chester Cleary.
sc silk plush. Chester cleary.
Fur trimming. Chester clesry.
Price our new pushes. Cleary.
Great sale: table linens. Clesry.
sale of hosiery. Chester cleary.
SOC splendid underware. Cleary.
45c silk plushes. Chester Cleary.
sSc six pushes. Chester cleary.
New trimmings. Chester Cleary.
New dress goods. Chester Cleary.
Price our fiannels Chester Cleary.
Lace curtain nets: big sale. Cleary.
81: splendid white spread. Clcary.
We have the greatest drive We ever of
fered in goats shirts and drawers, al u .
suit; they are worth & II bought regular.
Tokiss, singermsa Co.
Priestley's silk and wool black goods
thew have TO equal 10 be found, only ~
Toklss. sinserman 4 Cos
To DO fail justice TO the prescription de-
parsmeni ot their establishment. the
stewart & Holmes Drug Co. hnd II neces-
saTy t. keep their store open all night A
competent prescription clerk wiz be on
hand 81 all hours; as Frous street.
A visit 10 our millinery department is
enough 20 convince any woman OF taste
hat We have the correct sly les Toklss,
& Co
The strongest word we can say OF all oar
stock Is for our pushes; lsineh a.l-ssik
plush at soc. 10 fully as good - any dollar
goods on the market. Tokias, singerman
& Co
Big purchase of silk plashes, all eoieSs,
sc Chester Clcsry.
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~ vou WANT 4 ssTG
FOR A HOME
rov orenr TO EXAMINE orx
Jackson st. Bargains

This street is attracting the atten-
ton of investors because il Is well
graded. has cable road in successful
operation. il is in close proximity to
the business center OF this rapidly
growing Queen City. fine views Of the
SOUND and Of LAKE WASHING.
TON are obtainahle ON this street. To-
gether with CHEAP and RAPID
TRANSIT to your BUSINESS. We
offer you
Lots on Jackson street
Lots block from Jackson street.
Prices, 500, $3.50, $500 and $50 per
lot.
Also an elegant HOME SITE of
SIN LOTS. commanding NAGNIF-
/ IJENT VIEW OF LAKE WASH
| INGT0N. IL You want the finest site
/ for home in Seattle. see this.
Also, { FINE LOTS in JACKSON
ISTREET ADDITION. commanding
a VIEW OF THE SOUND, and in
| Guiding two DOUBLE CORNERS.
only SisS per lot.
| Woodland Park Addition oyerlooks
Lake Union and salmon hav. and
commands q splendid view of a large
portion of the city.
We have 5 BLOCKS, will sell sinrly
or as whole, YOU can DOCBLE
| YOUR money on this inside OF 20
DAYS.
Block -, BIGELow'S Addition.
Or, perhaps YOU want an acre tract
to plat. and thus hand down your
name TO fure generations.
| We can sell you 10 ACRES. level
and nice, not rod Of waste land: this
overlooks LAKE UNION, Is near the
new MOTOR LINE and R0ULE-
WARD, and close by il over 60 houses
are now building.
| We also have a choice 5 ACRE tract
near SMITHS COVE.
Call and see us whether you wish to
buy or sell.
lnANTRT TnNrc n m
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Lolita has 25,0oo worth OF bric-a
brac in her Lake Hopateong home.
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In walking down the
street the other day we
were attracted by a large
crowd, and upon asking
whats up?" some one
said, MAN got a fit. "
"Pshaw," said half a doz-
en- busy merchants who
were there, so up to the
clothing department Of
Toklas, Singerman & Co.,
and you will see fifty men
get fits every day." It
is a well known fact,
which we take pains to
keep well known, that our
stock Of Mems, Youths /,
Boys and Children IS
Clothing is the largest,
best fitting, and most rea-
sonable on the Pacific
| Coast.
| We guarantee a perfect
"ft" and the loves t
prices.
Call upon us and exam
line our stock. You will
not be "pestered" to buy,
but you will be sorely
tempted.
| We have a tailor tt
make needed alterations
I'VE will exchange goods
/ Wewill refund the pur'
chase money if you arr
not satisfied or can buy
the goods elsewhere fol
: less.
II Give us a call.
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soy NtAfl AssTkF. R
it& y :, = Lac elss, late seI
q ,Ae t'oe dental hetsl hase bse. 4,
eopsis.essals slsFpled eer lis a.
eos'sia h .stsseslee rem IL city
SIS iSe pas tsa dAxs &c ess
zee g Neaitie Satafisv octoipr 3
- e M4ac affsa. assfnts wish
~ a4.a III T. n ssxs. Il sNeye h
e. = oni the 1cssegfai, /
~ or asun q En-. - the hsis
- u, ena ,acEea ter u mai u.i
p iia,ias she gsxt fess day
Is te sawfe a., but
= W. g fae Nat'l tsk ran CO
' . ran ever - ls,af,s AM sasv
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Forests popularity is attested by
the fine vote he received and the en-
thusiasm over his success.
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,,krown nan. whose appear
: Az 1880, hm a. - . tramn
epcc lnaicA -. 20 omcs,
dropped DEAD " ~ :. - ~, 80 :. o
1gsshinrton strees, Al 8 o'clock last
z:-hs The mxn came to this city
-. Fall. ahout thrae
nom oPoA - 49,, hsr~;r- -.
weeks ago, anu = -. s'e y.
the ragged ede " s'e'ee ever
siuce. All day yesterday ne sat IN
~hair at the Oak Hsfaufant. on Wash
-. .fre>f. ana about noon Il was
.,e - {. -, edviab.e "a send for an
cQnsineisp !. ..,~a., th.t - -. -
officer. - = .pf,. - s..-- 8. - -
much debiiifafe< 20 care ior himself.
The ofIicer, however, was able to dc
.caI;ne. nor vas Dr. Ealnes, the
r..s,h officer. 1t night, the mans
' s..5 ~ond;,ior, reflele ed 4 imperative
~. 49, .ssSs,r,ethir,e i,e done. and Il was
s sl.s. remoying him 10 some place
MR. s he might he properly cared for
10 Re threw up his arms and fell
s $3.50 seairst theosiicer in an expiring
ss. 49, He died almost immeai-
800 Chief Mitchell was sent for.
~ tbe decea.ed was removed 10
- ~ s.a -, Undertaking Establishment.
$3.50 eaa,a ssrh;ch Nae he will l,e buried TO-
s ivlh "''N"
as n.thirp on the remains
( = IL The man. identity, beyond
n'n, scran Il paprr, on whfehsras
s,,;tfsn sFrask Wiuigman Medic. =
Z i' IA ,.,octet.aook a pair OF pfnchers
~ o sswss.sI - ride az no value were
~ - t.s,snd n he pockets. The dead
a'so 'o s.as n av, feet seven inches in
h 's -itr thin. Ifetl. basr
a es',ss s,,a,,s ss,n. and several Wses
- -. = s,.s:zI 81, his faee. He aas
.ss..t n s 9..sgy chinchiIlA easr
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Children cry for Pitcher cas.aria
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Election night two years ago J.. b..
Metcalfe was 50 hilarionsiy happy
that he stated that he wished he had
q 1o-acre clover patch to rcll around
in, and Junius Rochester said that he
wanted 10-acre field OF Kentucky
blue grass. They did not appear to
require any great amount of room yes
terday. however.
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Already several bets on the general
result have been paid over by the
Democrats, but in most cases viii be
delayed for q day or two.
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Demecraes neass Nsea Arr 1o-Acrs
Patehoe - hell ArsunA d.
The weary judges and inspectors in
the First preefucl hope to finish the
count BY this evening. The msnotony
Of the proceeding Is aufully wear
ing. not - mention the loss Of .Ieep.
y. a. Mckinley. the fudge Of election
and a weiI-knoEn Republican, be-
gan Tuesday evening in cali
out "Ch4wies. our Chzw1ey voor-
hees whenever he came across
Voorhees, name. The habit soon be-
came fi1ed and now he sits. stnbborn,v
trying 70 keep aFAke, without d yes
tiee o. q smile "a hts face. calling out
sChasies, our Chawiey VOORHEES,. .
Fortunately be does not come across
the name very often or 'sChaules, our
Chawiey Yoofhees,s would likely get
running through his head and keep
him awake nie1lfs, James III. WooIery
has been watching the count In this
precinct since the polls closed. and
shouts Good boy ~ every time Nc
Graw's name Is called or
sGood-by. boys said John Feigh,
Tuesday night What's up. Jack n
asked some Of his friends. s0h, I'm
going to leave for Harrison Hot
Springs In the morning to recuperate
for couple OF weeks. On the quiet,
I'm going to stay away until eli Of
this election excitement blows over.
You could not hire me TO live in the
same town with Mark Norton for the
next two weeks, for he would lie awake
nights to think Of things to chatf me
about
Election night two years ago J. b..
Metcaife was 50 hilariousiy happy
that he stated that he wished he had
q 10-acre clover patch to roll around
in. and Junils Rochester Aid that he
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tse SIN pushes. all coiocsL we3re weld
ascfs- Ghes or ts.sssry.
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Secure Your

We have the banner stock
of the Pacific Coast.
We carry all the makes,
all bought from first hands.
Wiltons, Administers, Vel
vets. Body Brussels. Tapes
try Brussels, Extra Super
Ingram, All Wool Extra
Super Ingram, Cotton
chain.
New stock of Window
Curtains and Shades.
All makes Of Rugs.
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Millinery.

We received some very
choice things by express
this afternoon, Saturday. sd.
If you visit our millinery
department and insp ect
them you will find New
York and Paris novelties.
Ho other house have them.
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Notice Of Special School Election.

Is James St. opposite Occidental
H0otel. an