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"HIu BERrHA."
j alignment Ia Her Favor Ia suit to
Recover Money

~NN FHtNlt.Co. nov. .S-Thc getian
brought by Wm- Gruhn agsiu~t big Rer-
tha. A confidence operator sud her son.
Willie tu rrcnfer $3.50 loaned by plaintiff
% Willie under alleged false prctautioux
ami ftDsymtut Which was guaranteed hv
Rig hcttha.' was concluded 10 .av iu a
Judgment for defendants During the trial
one cd tar witnesses Mr. PlukeEg. proprie-
tu- 81 weli-s known harar ia tais ellis, b.
y bonn 05uhg expected To prove thc loan
bad hcen made, aas sharply Questioned bs
the opposing cnausCi - fn Bis knowledge
ai tl- defendants and n he had nor taken
Atis stanley On diuuer a. ttr fsiare hotel
ar several Cr' a~iaus. uua in fsff become
go wril acquainted VITA her rbai hc tnld
hey Ae would Egt 4 divorce from Dis wife.
at1 marry be- if she wrtlid consent Wit
ness sekHr'v iFisa3 taking her 60 diuHer.
tgt vvrenc1lY agf ngiatcd tire other suc.
crs3ul.s. and tac caHrt Interfering ia 81 IS
behalf the matfrf wss drapucd
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NhF Yeas Nav 49, Another csse g
yellow ttNor wss evpsssst sy lts t.-a.-es
VS. @ teNieaf ia tic gtrsaa " Eaptael
SO 's-92t 81 y .4Hr-rY sEsrcf t.s.a - ~
riesl fra-a Jacks nVtI.a sgsrA as a.fta sss
Eao ca-5an.a to-day. asa Uas gsSan SOS
sHa1 s+asz lES arrival ~ssFt.T stfl -...s5i
tsy BLACK tll1t 1a=as- zH1 s1e da-rsr a.
serv uaaes tae Fle4 as1 aea-I 81.
esaaa- phla a. oaea as3 a5a eersoV.a
F. ptlau aasr.-a'4 81 use SRA se5
hss lsE--l al uacs welssa 5erssts -eee
"a SO 4iassa e4arfer-- Fs-s e. e-t.r.
Isilrs iaaG rcr.cs u1sr cave sa-sF-l
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snnhnni.i, Nn,es

SS0noNIsH, Nov. q The rity council
has passed an ordinance ordering a side
walk % be built ou avenue g.
Biackmnn Bros. sswmill is running on
three quarter time.
WORK i progressing rapidly ca J. r.
Nulis shingie mill
l. %. Hoffman arrived from Oregon
Thursday, where be has been prospecting.
Rev. y. +, brooks spent last week In
Seattle, Ia attendance upoa tho Moody
meetings
The work of nluHg ia the bujk heads Of
the railroad bridge will begin in . few
days
n N M,..-..n. L. .--nl.. b. 80.
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THE ARREsTER ARRESTED.



II Is not often tAzs reporter IS called on
u attend fresh case In ecars 81 . o'eloek
IN the neFninx. bat saeh Vas the ease
when the early EasiI edition OF the Posi-
iSTkLLIsESeER went TO press Here is Tie
continuation Of the gaablerts arrest de-
tailed On the third page al to-dsy's issue,
AID a sequel:
After the showing bF IEdge Rochester,
the sheriff very promptly lex Williams 50
on $50 essh hail.
Daring al tbs tine sozse other '-fun"
was going o. The deputy. H. A. Dunbar,
who pulled" Williams, casually met
III. II. Thompson. AZ the Pantheon
and interested Mr.. Thompson with
his eonyeTsamon 81 the bar. he
WHIPPED out a big. doabie-actlon
Coils latest improved 4scakSer
six-shoo.er. and said TO Thompson as ne
related his adventure with the H. & y
pisce aud arrest OF Williams. that some
man had Threatened to kill aim. and by
CT be was going 10 XIII anybody tia.
dared 10 use force or threats against hIE1-
He continued making q thrt arsniag gesture
10 Thompson, and keeping his hand on
the butt of his pistol which had found lis
way 10 his hip pocket, SAYING. Yea are
gambler too. and l dep1iize you 20 go
over 10 this other gambling den with me
and Delp me pun "
Thompson went with him. of course. as
much 10 see what would happen rs asy-
thing else Going along the street. they
met Police Captain Briggs Thompson
turned TO Captain Briggs saying. Gap
tain. this man seems 70 be a pretty danger
Gus sort of fellow. He Is an Officer and
pulls 8 weapon In crowd aud threatens
20 Kill me-"
Dunbar said Capt. Briggs couldn't arrest
him. The captain said he could and
would. and be suited the action 10 the
word and promptly locked up Dunbar.
This was about an hour before Sheriff
CoebraBe let Williams go. Justice Jones
had gone to his ollice. waiting Judge
Roehester's return from the Jail, and there
he found Capt. Briggs with his prisoner,
Duabar. and the complaining witness,
Thompson ready fer business.
4 complaint was soon sworn out charg-
Ing Dunbar with exhibiting a pistol in
crowd and threatening to use il, and Dun
bar went in DURANGO vile for the
night. In a little. while afterwards
Sheriff Coehrane appeared in Justice
Jones's Office while Thompson and Judge
Rochester were discussing hae points of
law about assault and battery. but he went
ont Immediately a. he came in, to-wit.
without any demonstration other than
very Ozark frowp. II was then 2l0 a. m.
Mullen. one of the prOprietors of the M
& "" said that Dunbar was drunk when
he arrested Williams. and Thompson says
he was drunk when he met him in the
Pantheon
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United States Press Association En-
alphabetically Received

CITY OF MEXICO. via Galveston, Nov. IS.
President Diaz and the governor OF the
federal district to-day received the mem
beers Of the Press Association from the
United States who arrived here. The
president made an address of freedom TO
his guests in which he dwelt upon the
grandeur OF the press.
The editor of FL Ndci0nal was sem
fenced to-day To eight months imprison-
meni aud fine of $1,000, or Instead of a
fine 10 500 days additional imprisonment
The entire press is unanimous in attack
ing the concession granted by the govern
ment 10 Louis Huller in Lower California
ON account of Irregularities denounced by
Engineer Sanchez Faeio in his report. The
Government insists that Senior Facio be
discharged for abuses aud misconduct.
President Disz to-day repeated his asser.
ton that he would make no changes in
his cabinet. and that be would not leave
Mexico during his term of Office, nOtwith-
standing the rumors 10 the contrary
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SAS FnASdsco, Nov. S--ArFive1-sh
Two Brothers, Tacoma Cleared-Sir Eta
plre, NaBaimo, Ssilci-Mary Glover, Pori
Discovery; SIR Alki. Port Townsend.
FuRT MADISON. Nov, 2S.- Sailed-SehT
Dora Blahm.
foRr HApLoCg, Nov. "a Sailed-Bkin
Retriever
PoEr GAMBLE. Nov. 2s.-Sailed-Bk Ma
ieSiic
NgNH BAY. Nov. slug Tacoma IN
port.
TNroasH, Noy. 2S.-Stcamship wlmiug-
ton passed out az Z o. w. aud returned az
=. ~ Cloudy br,ss southeast wind
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SAY FEkNcIsco, Nov. 2S.-Amonr the
passengers ioy tae Orient oa tho Oriental
* Oceanic steamer Oceanic which sailed
to-day gerc Pax chung Iaug. Cercaa n a
istc- 81 the United states "a -aa T. child.
aiftd states minister fa siam. Prof
Arthur \. Brigham, wjfe and child. who
SO 10 Japan, paudfa Rlmsbat. who j. &c
Cumpanir1 - Iujia by Emma T. Ryder.
", -. COB. Wa. Marshall and vile. i1esf
E'isIAee Has lass. io2s ministers sni is
other rasselsesrF.
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NEW YORK. Nov. s.-HOps-Easy. duh.
Coifes-Opuons opened steady, closed
firm. sales, es,o00 bags. including Dec.
sli 4Gdl4 -, Jan, sl4 50Glt IS: Feb,
sli bat9li 10; March. sl4 60Gli 20, Spot
kin, higher. fair cargocs. l6iSc.
sugar was quiet and strong; ref ned
steady aud ia fair demand.
Copper-stroneer on early deliveries
Lake. Dee, Sl7 %.
Lead-Firm; domestic. s. 20.
Tln-steady; Straits, az 30
lar silver, easse.
Petroleum opened firm at 50 &C, aud after
slight decline ia early trading became
strong and advanced TO Sc. The market
then became very dun and prices sarged
slowly OF until the close, which was dull
at s5s-c.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. Receipts. H.
co. slow choice bceves. g. oSG5 20.
siccrs, - .Cfat ~; Texas cattle, 81 CSC
3 %
Hogs-Reccipts, 5000: weak and SC
lower; mixed IS i5tea 20. heavy. = e0lse5 u
Light, - i56t5 O.
shecp-Rcceipts, 69Qo. natives. s. j094 50:
Westerns. SO .1od3 SO; Texans, s. 50a.S 90.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov gs-wheat. steady. de-
mand fair; holders offer moderately.
Cora, quiet: demand fair. new mixed
western. Is y "a per cental.
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sroKANK FAILS NEWS.
Statistics OF the City's
GrnMth-D Death Of Lnsenh HollNN.

SPOKANE FALLS. Nos, - The report Of
the Secretary OF the board of trade shows
that the city has spent s3.oOaef0 Ia huiid-
ings during the past year The sllIn tatal
spent on street improvements faot up
Sxi4sls The city Is equipped with thrrc
systems of streei,railWays horse car.
cable line and steam nOtUr-aN IA 0peFa
ton and all bnilt within The past year.
The total valuation 81 real aud personal
property. according 10 the city asScssot's
report, Is S2,6aa, gsa. the total numher Of
business houses as. aud Of laese bpt - arc
represented on the board 81 trade.
toScph Holley. OF the urm 81 tulleN.
Mason & Co, died this morning Vie was
a native ~ Pennsylvania, bat has lived la
this city for Eve wears
The anew Pacific hotel viii re thr0wn
omen 10 fsAspaW.
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sax k&kSC:ssa. Nov - LIN Che rasa o.
JAMS u. Reeves SEainsi Marcus n HYDE
~ a., lutoiNinc tat Question as Ea "a heta-=
of avt certain salts LAID So s4s'ah'e fog
citliiNa'io1. defendants clEfrul-ug gVt-
dCuca stss ed thai ua k.a1s sc rftps t,t.r.
% RAISED ga abs sand ia al-stisn eNaerE
itg.t. aua fNR3 tarT ar Esi ,uNa ordinary
a. rit 1llu-al rr1ps a. are meant l1 the -
alcEt rt'4ie 90 V-csCri.4.i tEsts fsr agriela
tsFsi lsocs b lica uaJ he Jg-c-y1 Use
sHr-y sa fagrt bNlts tsarra.-a sa4 taa-
tae 4sesE8t vasisgtr, ot fsa.i arr fnclu5esE
I. Z. t.e.- Iii az a.r..-l-- NIL IN. =
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PORTLAND NEwS.
CeAtFact to Siuicv st. ueiens nar
Cancelled

FoSfLANo, Nny. - The CONTRACT ma3c
eStNccn gsvtrnwcu' 0alCia,s aad the orr
Eon kRtlwsT a NssGNEtt10 tompsuy fas
tae use % tht steamer Neo " ktdsr 81
sl0iec -. HVlNgs asr hHs bscsu AHuu.tgd
h9 NatHs fuuts Eav fczso0s los rauret
aag Che c1s1lcr are tbsI thase n-e several
vessels ia 1hls gert lra9Bus Ntry Heepiy 81
a. % avail thg c,Sciyes uf the extremely
high t.ae y hiCh win p-sys5l next sexk q,
TIE steamer ls pms in TOO tbs2nJl tHe NAY
Niit D. bioekcs 9p ~ - g. rysvCaE shlgs
going doWr. and satvrs, o,aers nos A. ses
Niil i.g gHah'e g. caslr up-
tetgV pes,jy tssag,t "a aEEitr fhss ucFu.
Ink uisChatEIuK kuccirgF kWalcr f5Um the
rvCriNtUsin 81 t38v Oregon s. tzG jernla
railroad Iac tasisess hss htpu sertir,.
naw tus.is, ald even thiHz j. t0 iae harls
VI t4r southern "a ig Railroad raHusay
faF s. atcA ~ kWisfs - scssEg a. Faauset-s
81 tst Oregon lines.
tuitrd -szta Nsrshs' E,,ss q Eierta sssr.
&c 0aahs. aHealaie sHiri ~ tls Gsrusv 2,
u eieg sf+s sfgitea iG ttts egy Ca.s uarg.
5as. &Gtias j's casrse Richard b. JaacNas.
rae elli7sEe tE fi.-ttaa s'ce Sc Si4ceE .ts
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Jack aud Miss Annie Firmin
are at the Occidental.
Mr.. {. T. Conovcr spent yesterday in
Tacoma on business.
Mr. Joseph W. Compton leaves to-day
for the East TO be gone Ave or six weeks.
Mr.. W. d. washburn, Jr., OF Minneapo,
lis, arrived here Yesterday and will spend
some time IN Seattle.
Mr.. Robert Siruiwiek prominent law
yer OF Durham. n. G.. is In the city. Mr..
Slrudwick is very much pleased with Seat
tie and has some idea vi remaining here
permanently.
Mr., J. McIssren. who for the past eigh,
months has efficiently served as the agent
OF the Coast SeaulelI's Union IN this city.
has rendered his resignation, aud ia AboR;
two weeks viii leayc for san Francisco.
where he viii ship H. mate on some vessel.
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American CarIiaI MnnIcd in Ru..i

LONDON. Nov. 2S.--rhe -. Petersburg cor
respondent Of the DHjlp Ncsns says 1t is as
Milan has formerly joined The triple ALI
suce and that she secret treaty which he
has signed will be published shortly. Il is
horcd THAT this win provoke revolution
IN Seryia.
The Dolly gtiegr9pA's correspondent at
-. Petersburg SAYS the minister of finance
hopes TO induce America To invest her sur
Plus revenue ia Russian loans, bencc the
ukase referring 10 the loan expressly fixed
The rate 81 exchange ~ which interest on
the Present loan VII be paid in American
dollars
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TaE WALKING MATCH.
ucvty Leads with Moore second
aud Itttlewooa Third.

90 Tie walking match % mru were GA the
track. I1eN assauisntt early visitors bx
Httg So eta.l Appearance Moore bluuds
sfH1s villa a spFlars Es-t. ant = spoken
Vt - 5ht possible wtHutr J5tglcwassf
Ngsty, A0NAtth. Cartwright aud Ulldca
a-e by no mJsus o. be- lightly passed ove.
Tse race - Gar has beta uhenomraal
Pedestrians sCssre a. ! o'C.orE Moore
t1-. ltu|v Eood ~, Cartwright sIs. Golden
80, Conner ~ Hart -. klsan ~, Tavfuf
-, e. = smith ili. uegty 49,, Haa artA 40.
Mason -. NQrugsac -. Cslpaaa ~,
Wat Sc. ". smith SO, Peal Itl
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s. BAXTER & co.

w - - = I1Ts . at,
200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
zoo Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
loo Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons IimosAy and Clover Hay
100 Toas Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SD Tons Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts. mixed.
20 ton Grsapd and Rolled 6arIey
Srokans hzills Extra EIaur.
Elisnshargh Mills Extra rzaur,
1000 Sacks Choice Wa hin-ssE
Oats.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Committee Appointed upon ANAL
gamation with the Board of
Trade.

efVH fhthaA-
gamation with the Board of
Trade.
\ special meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce was held last night, with fair
attendance.
The following committee was appointed
TO confer with a like committee from the
board of trade TO be hereafter appointed.
on the matter of matchmaking both or
CARNATIONS: J. Furth, John Leary, III. B.
LOOMS, G. Davies and A. b. Stewart.
The question of the leasing of Yesler's
wharf by the city came up and decided
opposition was shown 10 the movement.
Those of the chamber OF commerce who
are also members of the board of trade, ex-
pressed themselves as being in favor of a
reconsideration of the recent action OF the
board of trade in the matter.
Col n. n. Tyner of the Portland Oregon
fda. addressed the members on a PROPOSE
tion to advertise seattle. He offered In
consideration of the chamber OF commerce
securing him a certain number OF sub
scrihers to the Daily 0yegoHiaH, to give
Seattle an article of one page, setting forth
is advantages, aud 10 publish other adyer-
Using matter in proportion TO the number
OF subscribers obtained.
No action was taken on the proposition.
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Is tregistered) l2s7s 4izs (coupon) i091.
Is teouponsl ...12s5. Pacific 6's .... 12l
As (registered). l0S
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TREEs & RiiNOiD, AgeHts.a4v
HEATING APPARATUS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed by the board of directors
for school district No until Saturday. De
eomber 20, for supplying heating apparatus
tor the Central school building. Partieu-
lsrs may be obtained by applying TO W. E.
Boone. architect. The board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
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Do Not Suffer ANY Longer.

in day. and the first stages of eoasump-
ton broken in d week. we hereby guaran-
tee DR.. Acker's English Remedy for con-
sumption, an2 win refund the money to
all who buy, take il as per directions, and
do not find our statement correct. A. B.
Stewart, druggist. 8
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iORT ToWNtENp, Nov. @S-Quiney 4.
Brooks. ex.callccter OF customs Of this
port was psssenset on iAe olymp.an for
Seattle NestuuisF.
Allen Weir has returned fr0ya = short
visit TO New nungepgss
quite ilulc excitement Wss dCvsSiUngj
ca Water sifvrt fhis morning by avid
COW whiea rushed usdly down the sttect.
attacking several persons Hgr csaseF was
cut short by Cars Pred Over, who stepped
out Ia the street aud s&os heF Eth a WIN
chester.
Nc 4. A. So ,ey sul Miss Kate Tavlof nijl
seen oT-cn short hand tyle writing school
To this CITY
4 rtsod he'll takes place a. Poo. Haaios :
Ia. NIGHT
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StS Fs1Ncitca. Soy. -s-J y. Harris.
is0t aNcAt iag me STATE university ana
sssis, art secretary Toe tae bCas3 20 regents.
j. isiss.1g from bis hcaic ia fsrrk-l,s. sp.l
o.s ir.c1as are Inclined o. believe Ea has
c9a1 sss}}ea Suicide ta s3alc uHt-,sf ..he-,ray
place It's work has always acca sati>faf-
tofi.y performed. buf severe attacks Of
ueuraiEic patu GaFc iucspatilssed him FOR
Wcrk ans NAV have icl 20 ais death.
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svF-s SPECIFIC

SN II ) .ELLAAsC
l. eatsre.y vegetable preparation COZ.
tzinsn- no Mercury. Potash. A=zezie. or otasr
poisonous Ezlstat-
swIyTs SPECIFIC
T. -e9 ssarirois cf cases Ok EpitheI.o.
raa cr C-zcrr cf the Skin. thoaa@zas q c=scS
of Eczczla, D.ooi Harlo-s and Skin D,se=scs.
AID hundreds 4 Thousands Of e=scs Of Ssrot
u.a- Flood Poison and Biood faint
swIFT5 SPECIFIC
Tas relieved thousands Of cases Of sc-c-.
Tfai I'o-sszlnS. Rheumatism aaa Stiffness o;
the JointS
CHATTANOOGA. TT.yx. t=-,s 2. f-ss-swift's
Sl.cilic Co. Al anksa, Ga---fsentieuiea n tho
early iaFt q the pres, nE year. n bal case q
blosai poison Appeared Up1l me- bean
taking : : y under advise Of another. ant
taking the medicine AMI shAlI C-oIatIuue % a.
80 Until an p-.rlest3y well belscgels vii
ense' . ESrzeos-ez1se- Yours truly,
Doc. p H0wsEn.
IL WeSG sta s..
STecific Co. Ailan7s- -GieulleTnez, ] Wa
great sil1ercr fr'on muscular fssnEs sis..l
fer .Eo yG-2Ts. e,oaid SIT rsu pcrEnauea.E re-
hff fTo;a Sly medicine presc-1ts-d - M
yu1f :. 3 3. RI BOW / an As well a. ever
Was IN M IT, | an sure your rlefErsns
e..fcd -. Al. ~soa5t rseoraEnslld l. 70 any
or ss-;-aE--4S lro-2 az u I'D disease YoGrs
L-lsi o p HCgHEs
Co-4-c.cr {. : g. = +
NAco. T-ZGs. ,-sy Z e77-fSsutie-se- n.
We q ca & Ely Customers ssss tzr-5lds
&@--eSl VIA a - is NE II dlse-.sse that
c4fe42si De- S-zele body. She was egzf' rf7f
& Der hasi Tor several years b. Il af,firtior,
a. c1gli Est hep nFrs..f al Al Sc esssii
Rs s4rcf Irtsa Z y llzri lfehaue Rnl1 E<frrtnr
- ~ ska e eis7sasss b.sf.sssi TIE sail "a
tie ghr ictsns WHO treated il. Hg- hn~l-srs
AtsAy Aaattiy giving 1ls wife SRirt.s Suss,ses
III 80 es5ilsuerice1 70 izapNgxs EiEzsSt i'm
fsc--1i ely aid N a few Wssszs she vas a.,
ts@St.itit Ta.- She Is n0sE a hearty aaa-
49, ARls. VIE no Eaoe CT the af-skrtioa
se-s- isirs very Ir2ir, j. p Sssas
t--o-e2-@s bra list, Aastla Aware
Ireafsss On Blood ard sksn Diseases r.as,es
f-ssss- 1ax swift sr=1Tsc Co. Drz-er 4
&s.zEtns Ca; xev York, IS asoaysxs~.
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FEeyTNCETaVN. Mas. Nav. 2s-The
s'es alcT NickcTsuu has arrivel aad 7eu<1rts
hay.ug picked mp on Middle hank toaay
tAe sehsA. ncr y. as8 A Morrison Of shell
'lAfzss !. : TllCa hai been abandoned
nalN tae ts1w aud SiteE-hcsse Hre shove
vatec. Fne fate of tac crew is MYSTERY.
na' obey wsrr probably washed uycrl5oar,i
GHg.us sae eAie
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CAUTION

ssBewxre Of F-azii, as ny name and tne
prTee are stamped or the bottom OF al fay
ss.verrs<es shces before iesyissg the iac. css
which protect the weArers against nigc
nriees aud inferiaf goods II eesier c1ers
n /. DOUGLAS shoes ~ q reduced priee-
~ savs be has thea without nv nsnie and
n-;ee stamped or the bottom. pat hin
down as . fraud
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Alien Sts. Noorhtes sls. district attorney,
" &. Joaes sg, = ] Mickc. - 3olnl
councilman. James Muhagesu 1ga. r. h
HYDE 1iT; Joint representative, Chas B.
lauEhtoH S.9. e. r. McMillaa I,G
On thV county seat question touenug u iy
rocriytj cs and EueN city d., VOTES
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
VIM. Scbafier. FARMER Near Enum.
claw. KILL IIimnolf.

ESp&CLAW, NOV. 1S-~Wm. Schaffcr, =
farmer living ioUF miles east al EuamclsW.
accidentally shot himself yesterday aad Is
dead. He WAS married abont two months
age In seattle. lie came from Milwaukee
last snfinr
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a suoRT,LlVKD srRiAE.
swstehmen In the PAscs Yard cat
WaFh

Wsrk.
EfLENSHu hGH. Nls. - The sastChweg
nf faSco waat oHt GA a Sfika lJs uight
ON account ~ no; baVitg BnY srt g7tatn-
The yard has been bio ka3 and the es1si.
paBy was complaining hecSase ffaius atfe
not got cat pfomF iiy. When ii was uos pas.
slhle Their places w.yc Gfeei tAss uogA
lug and everything IS running smoothly
The business OF the Rad hsS largely IN
creased on this diylsien. Four zaenths
ag0 they were datug work with TIVE trasa
crews, aud now - are employed.
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ELsNxRxILIN gAl- NNx 1s--ssaanssg
iaF Joha 0.ssa Es4 Wa shvAse, Eea
tenssd u X elsE SeyegseE -, lar taa
murder sf MA. i.sNvii. hare tiva Fapegs
~ 4 sppess e sae suaxnse e9as. 4yers
wiz BE eHng fssday.
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HIsTRIoNIo INITIALS.
Marriage of Robert Downing and
MIss Eugenia EIair.
News From Salt Lake,

MIENEAPOLIs, Nov. 2s.-Robert Downing,
the actor. was married TO his leading lady.
Miss Eugenia Blair, at Vests hotel this
evening
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IMPORTED LABOR.
Resign Negro Miners Engage la
Shooting ARRAY.

kLIENssU BGH, Nov. 2s--S0me of the ne
IN quarrel last night, resulting ia con
siderahle shooting, Que getting shot
through Tie knee. 40 hearing to-day A.
Cte-eiufn, enc negro. name unknown. was
bound over 20 the grand Jury. aud In De
fault vi sac bail vent 20 IAN.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon Short Lne-PasSed Medford. r.
:. Eisenbach, Miss T. X Grove, W. 5.
Livingston, e. H. Van Doren. J. 5. Schenek
\. p VIM, j. G. Hall. Miss d. X. Pankard,
W. V. Angersol, Mrs. I. Martin, Mrs. d. II.
Smith and daughter, Vim. Dennie, and q
second-c.aSS
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>Hic r1nt1a hs-sE{rs o. 6rass s1,rss AZ
500 Ia&'zs, >-ugerlnss & Co.
Sa -Tlls.7 as CheSser Cis --v
iialaA ec-1ietz. Chester Clez-y.
Fiae sasveu.lsFs ios Christmas. Tok3ss.
sIlstrfsal & ta
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- SIX pushes. ca ser Cleary.
Lace curtain ness; sale. Cslezry.
Ceu'ruae-t < CO. lid gloves. new Es,-
Chester CleAzy.
Table Laes<. CIesscr Clear.
Far trimming. Chester q arr.
&'c s.lk rlIsa. Caesle- Clearr.
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