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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.


Faux Morahan. brakeman on the
Cedar River extension Of the Columbia
A Puget sound railroad met with an aeei'
dent "Wednesday night which came near
costing him his life. He undertook 10 sci
up brake when
Tna GRAIN GAVE WAY.
Throwing him o. the ground. head frst
The night was very dark aud he was not
msssed for some time. When II was dts
covered that he was not on the train. rucn
wcw sent hack with lanterns "a mud him.
Altcr trainping for six miles they found
hi,n Ia horribly mufiis'ed condition. bat
To the full possession cf his senes.~ His
tasc locked as Though Il had hAvn ground
IN gravel The inlared maa MAS broush,
% this city and taken 10 HIS lodgings. " here
bis wounds were dressed. His head was
RAnty CUT rf.
And his face and eyes bruised and swollen.
His injuries arr not considered serious,
though they are very painful and VIII
nouhtless leave ssars which he VIII carry
70 his grave. The iniused man has resided
IN and abopi Seattle tor nearly twenty
years. and has followed rsiir0aiisg
hereaho0ts for long tlre. This Il the
nfst accident that has tsfalsea hita.
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A NOTABLE ENTERPRISE.


or furchasers ON broadway.
The urgent necessity ror more dwelling
houses. 90 which the observation-disclosures
has frequently called attention. has led TO
very important enterprise on the part Of
Mr. II. l.. Yeslcr, George Foster and J. d.
Iowman. These gentlemen, II Is well
known, are largely Interested Ia the manu-
iae'afe q lumber, aud are also holders OF
hne residence property. They have organ
ized themselves Into company for the
combination Of these resources IN a way
which VIII inyolsc great public benefit
The plan IL 70 put up dwellings for sale
or rent 10 those who want them on BROAD
wny,nnrth from Madison stree, 20 Longweod
Terrace. Thr situation IL very fine and the
building of each new house adds 10 its al.
! traction A. u place Of residence Hroad
way Is the largest level street in The city.
II affords series OF beautiful views 1t 10
an elevated and pure air. wholly FREE from
the COMMUNICATIONS If the business and
manufacturing districts II IL of easy and
cheap access by the new coach line Il is
proposed 10 give purchasers or tenants
! ehoire at CERTAIN sites. aud then 10 put up
houses upon plans to suit individual taste.
This of course. within restrictions de
signed to preserve the beauty and value of
the Immediate property and OF the district.
u Is believed by many that Broadway. 10
which the new enterprise win be confin ed,
with the streets In Its neighhorhood. are
destined 10 be among the best In the city,
and that they will. Ia time, form an OK.
eeptionaliy desirable and fashionable
I quarter Of the city. At iongwood Terrace,
I which Hes little north 81 the Broadway
property af Mr. Iawnsu and his associates
there will soon be u very considerable
community, Among those who have ra
GENTLY bought la this tract with the pnr'
f. pose OF building and making their homes
there, arr Nhtssrs. Lowman. stuart. Ne
Nsaghf, ballard, Hun,. tieilbron. with
( many Others.
The gentlemen who are going into this
I enterprise deserve tire thanks 81 the city
+ for they VIII supply what il now scrsou,
need. Ne other enterprise. either Ia ths
way 81 business or even p8re heacvOlencs
could BE- of more value ta seattle at thi.
Z time when people arr esming Ia scores and
unable Ia many Instances 10 find dwellings
And u rnsy properly he added tina, the
promoters 81 this enterprise are always d
be fotipd In the lead "a ans snrS cailins
: for an Intelligent public spirit OF Mr.
fesier's public services n fouadcr, mcr
chant. manufacturer, capitalist. citisct
aud mayer II l. unnecessary la speak. Mr.
bowman Is to be the manager Of the bald
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EARLY CLOSING.


Ahsat sky aseszfsgs 81 far Clerzs' Pro
ta-tlfs Asss.c.AtloG attended tbs assesiaE
weSseaias nigaf Tae egzlsss5f-ezs aP
uo1aEsF. - vis3t l1e nssgrslznss rsl~szfss,
a2t 81 fsst ope ssfs z4tifEs = riasc a1se.;
elSsss 4 1sasissszs Al q eE,sex SID nssasiy
al - tae EscrytAzitS srtre srrF stilsz< 70
ssssss she sts,ss IL every A. - sake tsse
slssses sself = sys.4sss. II = ao1 Essc st4ssG
tea Il the ASSOCIATION - 20 anything
fAssly ~ Sitasssss Estsa< saase azsezssfssi
znsy.is iisnHs Il wSx fAFresoFr resolved 70
-.aa a eazzwifsgs II ess II thc EssflsE-Ss
IL ,ssss<tt5n - ~ ssssss zssrsa ErSzzzxssss-
Ssss xsasssg = tas day 49, 81 s4sza 81 1sss.
Jag iAe early eisssssfE gzsst ssaent az ffs,ts
s5rcaszrS ElA ~ cssFsszfs-1 ftroslS assss,
ssse rsss rssigs sing - FaAtse nss - s7gzse
dawn isgs y ~sfA sss eTfssrz3rfass - frs5fst-
afscx p IL L Mzs fzrso=r RS ,}Ses =
sasAe The as~,sslsssaa = tezzsssszl sE.slsn-
sf.Sss, tlsas rs-as iSsfaE scx tAe szertecFs 10
cEss ~ sse&EeS. Tse ss<ssssassssTz atsS
eusasears 1seF ssss arg rsesAaeers sssd e y u
probably rafA avsT 40 al tie osxz szs<x
ize. fs1E - s.< tEssss se<s 81 s2rs< sr7Ss<t'
g. X traces q xtsseusez1-
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aud certain rcnedy.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DeeGs Recorded at the Auditorss
Once Yesterdnv

Dee4D Recorded 1t the Auditors
O0ce Yesterday.
The following tweuty-one deeds which
q 1i. an average Of sioss eash.
Charles Hahn to VI. l. Rogers, lcss and
!, block II, II. l. yesler's hrsf addition,
slNo
United STATES patent 10 Jesse W. 6eorss
for the Sc 4 Of Sec. Il. Up. a n. .sE-
10, ssors Hinstly . ed s4nn 20
Anna white 10 L. l. Neikle, lots l and 2
block So, Burke's second addition. goo.
John Rex Thompson 10 l. l. Aeikle. lott
!. and 4. block Z. NcAleer's second adj
tion. el4D.
william b. Brown TO Anna white, quil
calm % lots and :. block IS, Burkc's sec
ond addition t9i-
william cochraue to Emanuel Demanex
sherins deed for lot l, block IL, town 81
kenton, f41e.
Reason u spray to Herman Chaplin. LOT S
SIC 70. and LOT ., See. 81. Tp. Is n, 4 T.,
3{aor
Frederick Prosrh TO A. A. seaxraye and
G. r. Yeston. lots and :. block ~. william
n. Bells third addition, &s10o.
Howard W. Baker 10 X. 4. Gilman, five
acre tracts, A. X, II. and q, In Maple Lea
addition TO Green Lake Circle, tllOo
Franklin N. Jones TO Andrew p. Berg
strom, lots aud 2, block -. Gflman's add
ton tfirxs suhdivision1, 500.
G. G. caikins to Herman Chaplin, 9ui
claim to lot 8. Sec. 20 and lot 5. See. 81. TIP
>; ". r. 5 T., 81.
s. W. Sisco 10 Mrs. Mary J. Wright. lots /,
aud Z. block ~, Dewey's addition, SIS.
Thomas Clancy TO L. Nogles Moller. lot )
block 6, Sarah A. Bells second addition
3lO0p
Asenefh NJ Poster and Sarah seagrave Il
John 7. Helm. lots Z, .. and ., block -, sup
Elemental addition. $50
v. Hugo Smith TO &. W. Sisco. lots 6 ant
:, block %, Dewey's addition, 3ao6.
stephen Deyoe to Herman Chaplin, tn,
west 20 acres Of the NV 4 OF the Sc !. o
See. 10, TT. . ". X. F., Ez75.
Ingebright A. Void 10 Mrs. Eliza White
lot Il, block l, town of Englewood, SIS.
I. A. Void 10 Mary Mekiusky. lots 6 aud
z. block I. town of Engicwood. $50.
G. G. Caikins TO william J. Williams, lot
l to 6 inclusive. In acre number 2, in trac
~. Maple Leaf addition to Green Lake cir
Gle. $50.
I. A. Void to Frank Shmidf and Mrs
Eliza White, lot |. block Z, town Of Engic
wood, go
william Coehrane TO John H. McGraw
sheriff's deed TO lots u and IA, block 6s
Kids addition, si2bo.
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THE OTHER SIDE.
Justice Jones Makes = Cemprchcu
sive statement.


''Resardinr Justice sosierhergs assertion
about my connection with tho Indictment.
agains, him, In Justice Ia my friends and
the pablle generally. ! sani to make q
statement said Justice Jones yesterday.
II refused si tirsi te obey the suhprnas Of
the grand jury. II having been inrima,esi
10 me that my testimony was waited a. an
expert nn Sodsrhssrg'> books I refused q,
otvy the suhpeeaa until
THREATENED wfrH a BENCH WARRANT.
And when went into the grand jury
room at dfst refused IA answer questions.
stating 10 the sraad inry that should an In.
dicfnaert hs found aEsiast Ss,ierberg "A
result Of INSTRUMENTATION. the names OF the
witnesses examined would appeal upn9
the fsrr OF Il, snd n nsy nzsne svsss 10 ap
pear ~ witness u wo1id lesNe the i'm
prossion thai was virtually the complain
ant sssiHst So<scsbery, white such In IA {
was net the ease Further. teld The grand
ilEs tAas there wcr others a, cumicfssli
10 give that character 81 expert testimony
- l Mas. a1d asked that ihsS b. obtained
as Witnesses.
RsFrsEn TO TESTIFY
Unfil sssnrei b. the pnsseeating attorney
aud the Rrassd jury that sore the subject
hsslas he'd te them they would nngsssiitiedis
say that | csme there against nay viii and
gaNp sAy tesiinony reluctantly. ! then
trtseeestcd Il exSIafne SssscTts--s h.<ass
ally. Hftss ~, 4 fN~tist ~ &kt&A tN&tiitls
stoa aa indsetmeaS WAS sozsnd- A. o. =
slsrhsfls's assertion ths, am his swosn
ens mas, Il is
VSor4IgFtsniY stLsE
have no ensaity toward any hnfnsr se
fpr ga eassh- >sHscrtcsss f<lsiftaa ~ Prs
ent i the rtsaii 81 m spsacSd cssat4rncs, ~
bimseis A. 10 tAr chayEes ntssse sssfost
nae. | aisa - Say thai I ass nof ai2TAi
rssarfser. asi 40 not pese IS : tciaaFFrsiiss
rsiAruser Dc nsl ~ Ia TIE tstrk doit< AMI
take drink. hat u ! believe rssaasse =
ssrsak eo IN the fraut door sad set ,.
do aat furnish VSFitsl - rua sasaors n fhe
nauscs ii ot6srS. I d. a0f
REcEsyE FexS Faaa c&anLxEs
or other persons esSrsat vita cfssse under
IN. 1eFriiag5al Lass. Waercfa TIE Fsg8ssa.
Etent Is Sxres>,Te. al.ssa ssaisl,itfss u fnr
diS,aissAs ~ thu fsTrE'eEris, case. rrssE.leJ :
plea % gailtY lse Vatssed auGer the city ~
dlnEhse n hcreia tss rHsiisasscat i csiiy
assz-scnth a. <rezf as GHarT fsse Territorial
Law. Ssnce I have hesa IN ag''cc ~ King
ea1nsy ga.s : tae Ersi itEsc AzFr s;sestsd
Il sel1 SAY II n.f.sy - NaS scsrrslsssis a,
;Acks area gaF s-c1s7sisi Character
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- RUA 6t9o8 OU8&D09 GDU
- unanA3s1nsossy.
III. uvesay. vhs ressaes n EcssA seaee,r
- ~ s1snrned fsua - Wlzlnmesse raa
NJ. vhen - hosghf ~ al II 1T hn,u
- csnA Gnd. paytng fsoa - eznfs -
puaDl He kas sssne eastern or6em ~
VIII saAe III The Cd hcps Ne can ri 4
vhaS ~ consi1en reeesosAse exurrs
when akked uAat Ae esnx<deres1 Z rennpn-
sh1e Axzzn tur ehoiec lss1 keys. ~ I'D
-fsum - - ceats- Whee s<kes3 Il h
wss making anv eOutynefs sux the syvp a
-. Nj. Hvesiey reps5<d: mo. & sskes
Nc all my lime 10 clear Mp mr. Inss wears
crop I uDd<fssnnd, however. fhsx there
10 m eastern bayer herr oaerinx 10 cent
tcf tbs years erpp. Advires froza New
fDfk Indicate sair crop tkrssnx boat fhas
sf.ss. II case Ct frI erup IN TIE esx.,
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Ms M.ussaN', S.,ataIag ssrsps feT eaAl.
sseu srvfains, = gho ssFes,rsFlis''f q ogre oi
sAs bsss f=s.sic tl-rssss s-.2 > - s-sia- ~
- J'l,is.-t states. sa,t has hss-2 csssi foE
srvss yuar~ xigA agssT tai4Gs saeres> by
-,{iii...4x - uissae-s fdr 1aclt children,
iigrsae tss p-e1<s q seriA1ne - sSiise =
sr-s;-5,laisls. Il rt3seNes tAc c.sAf tfs,ii
80. esgr.-= dssza.s-y zfsl d4arrsasseA, STTff-
lag In thc tesr4s Ard Hiaa ee-se ~ 81
&c. x ls.s.-r. AalS.a
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Nev Spanisn Caeines.

manEfn. 1aae s2-fase eszaaek has s,sn
rss4r<zalzsst Is fofafaFss ETsfAier, s&Sssa =
,siistster II farsfga sE4sTS~ Arpa.ss; sAtssss-
- u 5nz2az. f1EssesFss. f.s1tsi.T g TAI
szicyiar. AsssS., srtnsssEsS q lAs-ss-es SsfiA
49, s.stnt..rr At esssasaRryss. EaEiEsss@f.
yaiaisse- II war, ss<aersl tasz an z.zsi4-ssks
"a sassaar. Ssass< BsszriszrH zssAssieE 81
tse e.szauses. SsskcF S1ss~z8sssF-sAa
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All visitors to Seattle are requested
to call at the Office of Eshelman
Llewellyn & Co., the real estate and
money brokers OF the Pacific. Post
building, and procure printed des-
criptive matter of Seattle, ready for
mailing free of cost. my3itf
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"our Own piano. dance and vocal
folios containg all the latest music,
only fifteen cents. Published by Low
man Il Hanford, corner Front and
Cherry sts. 12-6t
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A big bargain in lace curtain ness at
Tie. l5c., and extra quality i9c.
These goods were bought greatly
under value, Chester Cleary.
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"The Little Fishermaiden, the lat
es; popular song, in Lowman 4 Han
ford's new vocal folio, only fifteen
cents. l2-6t
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II you want To read something inter
esfing glance over our adj. and see our
offerings Monday morning. Hand
kerchiefs lie dozen. Tokias, Singer
man 4 Co. jelo
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NATRIEOyY!


Pruf. Wtaasos's lecture - fsfner
Hail.
The pouring rain last might did nos pre-
vent Prof Windsor FROM drawing an
Increased audience al oar f.ssf people 1t
Turner bah last night Al the seats uere
occupied and soaae hundreds Of people
occupied standing nsom ONLY Al the close
at The lecture Prof. windsor examined two
ladies. cut afiev diligeuf search through
the audience declared that their proper
phseDosexscni nf1niffes were not 20 be
fpand. which occAsioned Kress merrimenf
Fruf Windsor commences his pvivAfs
lectures 10 gentlemen only, with free
lecture tonight, - hitch viii Dc naEui6censly
illustrated with mammoth dissc~sions and
philosophical apparatus. The HOUSE Wiil
be damned and those who wish Ia be com
fosiab,e Should 60 early and secure seats.
Prof and Nine windsssss rooms in Kenyon
tserk arc cfowied with applicants fol
chronological examinations
For sick hes&ache or constipation. TAR
R&xr's SElIxER ArKnKSr Is q pleasant
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN 4 co.

Our nexampled success leaders Of the Seattle trade
IS too well known The great success of our sale is ue
to our wide awake buying. New York city is the great
distributing center OF the new world and our BUYERS are
constantly on the alert for the choicest goods its mer
chants have to offer We have gained the reputation Of
oeg ready to take the largest quantities of any house
IN the trade consequently we are given the first prefer
ence by those who have valuable and attractive lots
Our patrons share all superior advantages As rule "a
ofect nom nst hands, paying intermediate profits The
age We enjoy are exclusive we'll extraordinary
TIC noeralty marks special offerings coming week
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Suit. new style pattern, splen- |
did value ~ $500, for i3.Ooi
A Plaid suit, in Grey. Light and
Dark Bf0@n. The celebrated
'Aereet Wooden Mills" gossis.
All wool. Value siG0o. for 200
We could 90 on and I'll the paper |
with Just suei bargains. bat yo6 viii i
he fstter satisflea 10 cad! and exsEnine
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Ladies' muslin underwear We bought
lot at Soc. on the dollar on sale this
week. Don't delay as they will not
last long. Chester Cleary.
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lndiscretions in eating or drinking
often cause serious troubles which may
be prevented or removed by TAR
RANTS SELLER AfERIENT.
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Engravings, etchings. pastels, water
colors, etc. Gazzam a Co., Second
street.
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Something new and delicious, White
Rock Sommery. The A. L. Hotaling
Company, sole agents.
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T0KLAS, SINGERMAN & CO.

THE LEADING CLOTHING EMPORIUM OF THE PACIFIC GOA
We offer you the very best terms buying before
The best Of goods at the lowest figures Whatever
take with other your
find other goods better your seemingly cheaper
return goods and will refund the amount Of
paid them nothing buying
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New hat shapes will reach US by ex-
press Monday morning. Read our adj.
foklas, Singerman 4 Co.
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A sensa, for senators.

fshir1sn Tribune
A eIeat sraosl shoaia - es,ahi-s aesi q
WASHINGTON foy Isse y usssi 81 lbs tea ah'g
flea.sssrgtic aAeasoFs = he voted axatits: iAe
international coPysisat aisk
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hsrssSIS, June H,--A dispatch from lis
tnn 10 The Independence ksiQS SANS sd-
sts,rs ftea the ,onyo say thai Arabs Wac
hAse arrived at kinshassa ssste thai Hears
stanley Was wounded in a hghf with
tae natives and that aftsrwagt half of hss
e~'ori deSertegi. Tippoo Til had aGl seni
tae pFNanis. a ccuy0N 10 stanley
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New lot white dress goods bought at
4 big discount. Chester Cleary.
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Table linens the greatest values ever
offered. Chester Cieary.
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BIC ATTRACTION. --rhs~ Reilly & woed'
%s shes win open al frye's opera hease
"a Tuesday a'Nt, for two nishi's engage
seat fris show Is hig eastern attraction
saa Res deoc a VERY larry hasiacSs dsirsag
- Uecrt two weeks season AZ the Bush
ssreci theaies. san Francisco. hcinr oas II
~ az xrea;sst hnsnCiai Successes az the year.
49, s,1sf tttns the sRmw sh1w - Seattle. IN
ssaetrs baud aad orchDStfa- The company
,,ar,nde the cvichratt,i Irish comedian, Pas
eesasbs, ths greai Nels0n family ~ synnssis,
~ 49, siaFefrrS % music, PitrAt. a weasseF-
- p-,itssa artist sfd miRic. eight Remsn
k.assinFs, Nile fursarlns. with her ssiu'
$50 fsscons and several ether attractive
ss1atsrss- rhv hsnd and eempsay viii
ml s a street Fasade daily, Reilly & MaN@ss
- y followed by the celebrated aiAiccs
eetae.l.ka. NJ Hus NiiiIarns
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A silk Mixed All. Wool CASH
mere suit. worth $3n0o even
in Sew York, for ........-... 81. 90
A silk MIXED Worsted Sack Sur,
neat pattern, worth so 90 any
where ia the United ssa.es, ve
wilI sell for .s.s. 1900
A Summer weightscotcg Tweed
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ing County Farm.

We have visited the county farm and
buildings and find the same In first-class
order But we are of the opinion that the
buildings are rot large enough 20 accom-
modste the number OF inmates now on the
farm and would therefore recommend that
the said buildings be enlarged. We also
find three pest houses located in dangerous
proximity 10 the county roads and recon-
mend that they he removed from the couu-
" Rad ny t,axsrnxet
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Prof J. Krumbein, portrait artist of Lon
don, has arrived and Is ready To take
orders. Room q, Butler building jeis-2
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Fas-ess 10 xsss,sS ksu bsneS Mo : GAoai
a. en-. ~ his ara s--.sAs YEA gtssN tAS
ats.rattaa vii - s.Rex e>sfill. .5ssc sS's
Yearg easssssaes LOT roa1Fs u ~ais 3.
have that ar7a III "a tess &Aaa t<2 t-st1-
die. is--te4 fert S&s.
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Picture frames. Canaan & Co,
Second street
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S cent fancy collars with capes to
close. Chester Cieary-
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esfing glance over our adj. and see our
offerings Monday morning. Hand
kerchiefs 12e dozen. Tokias, Singer
man 4 Co. jel0
Ladies' muslin underwear We bought
lot at Soc. on the dollar on sale this
week. Don't delay as they will not
last long. Chester Cleary.
lndiscretions in eating or drinking
often cause serious troubles which may
be prevented or removed by TAR
RANTS SELLER APERIENT.
Engravings. etchings, pastels, water
colors, etc. Gazzam a Co., Second
street.
I New hat shapes will reach US by ex-
press Monday morning. Read our ad.
Z Toklas, Singerman 4 Go.
Something new and delicious, White
Rock Sommery. The A. Z. Hotaling
/ Company, sole agents.
Prof J. Krumbein, portrait artist of Lon
don, has arrived and Is ready 10 take
Orders. Room q. Butler building. jeiS-2
Wall paper. Gazxam q Co., Second
street.
5 cent fancy collars with capes to
close. Chester Cieary-
Artists materials. studies, etc. Gazx-
am & Co. Second street.
cent hemstitched handkerchief.
Cleary.
SIS cent fancy screens. Chester
Cleary-
Picture frames. Canaan & Co,
Second street.
Table linens the greatest values ever
offered. Chester Cleary.
New lot white dress goods bought az
4 big discount. Chester Cleary.
Dress goods. Chester Ciea-y.
silk lnitf-. Chester Eieary.
s sent 6oyiies- Chester cieary.
Corsets. Chester Cleary.
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Wall paper. Canaan q Co., Second
street.
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SIS cent fancy screens. Chester
Cleary.
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cent hemstitched handkerchicf-.
Cleary.
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Artists materials. studies, etc. Gazz-
am & Co.. Second street.
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'sfftiN sCrrslsEf--k representative
etr 81 The Wholesale houses Hs,NEtsy
- hefc, SD 10 Importer YESTERDAY.
ar doing fHliy three TIMES 4. meca
asst ~ we expected wken We started
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"a 49, y i>aitsag 81 &n R8taiaissg building
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FSs'ei az t1ss sissrc for safr RIA -
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for yourself. You viii be welcome
and not pextered 10 bfy. The soods
not soft solder and hnmsugesry
Remember. you buy oI appreciation,
and yoHr money Is always ready Tor
you wlsen you return the gDods. I'M
worn and unlnjured, within any Fear
senab.e time.
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Corsets. Chester Cleary.