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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-26


- Ia a ske stesmer Unai7Iln
s5te<:s-R ,. verfnder. y. pe<sr.
$ S7.s,ss. p. n. Heu~ey, Miss Jotzzepn. A.
4[rrne. NJ Brofd. Z ~ FosfHx. wife and
0 f5e1rxe HsnderSou-
~ Poi 1o.nscnd- Z, 1913 q = z
80, A. Lewis. J. z. Ehcy. GeofE< A.
~ sess,se--w. .. scoss. e. l. ssou<. A.
= 1efor. Nh. Davidson and dns,ghfes, 4
4 I1neviek and wife, B. Priesf. y. MIL
~. & swyney. J. Bolton. Rev =. Mar
G. ~ .s:s = : ~ s.ix1,h s ~ q
frsujr Palmer, Miss 1. Graham. Mr. u A.
E1pkins. g. " Feiker. H. . ky<ies. Dssi5e
~ Tseems-T. c. warner, +. Goebsein.
IN. Turner and wife. Miss =. Riddock. j.
Il 1hey. G. D. ksynosds. : Mekeiny. a
: Hs.rnsy and Wis. III, coss~st. dsaxh-
aser.a shors rsne-Psssed Hanssnzsss
- Yr3exy a. T. Jin-ie, wife ard tive
rfsldrgn- e. 2 Henderson wife and two
.eSzIdrea. Y. J. Asjoss and vie. !, e. OsDoa-
!. eSnn, Mr.. J. r. Phejy~. II. A. baldwin. a
spencer. Jscob sharp sad wife. :. Hynes.
nssd u esnigraafs.
0rexnn 4 California Pissed Nedfprs On
Ys5dsr Rosa Eiwood. J. A, Lusr. kek<crn
LrseSxr Lsse.E e. 7. Carry Edward BaEer,
=. !. blanchard. J. o. BuHum.I. y. Grover.
8. y. ciiasen ard wife. Mrs. Ida ". Inxon.
Mr.. wsitsr, g. L NIX. Mr.. WIlhesm. ]. 4
solomon, J. r. Hanfsr, Nh. A. z Ham<
and soa, X. A. E<idy and wtSe. {. Deufsf. =.
r. smith. n. D. Posd, ]. Scpits- y Mallory.
i. r. sand aud wife. v. C. curtis. Jsr
Brown. T. y. schwArtx, H. ,. Johnston. NJ.
snd Mn A. CarnTsn. q. MeItenajd. y
f'Isries. T. y. Harfshorn. \ Hawthorn. =
r. Brown, II. =. xensssdsrr. Mrs Gnfsn.
Mr. J. b. s<ijeek- NJ. Williams and su1
daughters. Ars- sfiilwegl and child. y. H.
Hirss.
Following IL the RAYMOND party IN the
same train: J. D. Wilde and vile, Nt.n
Edith Wilde. Mr.. ~ street, ~ H. Bryen;
aud wife, Mrs ~ Brysaf. Mr.. J. " Ner.
vim, Y. ~ Mcrvin. Mis- n g. Shoemaker
and yoserns<<. Mis- Emma NeKec. Mrs. .
u. Fesssnisu, Mr.. H. n. Beyd, NJ, X n.
Boyd. Allan Wnsd end wife. " 1. KimbeJi
aud wife, Miss 81. H. Hirvs. Miss A. !. A.
white. cooisdse Barnard snd fweHsy emil
xfsfffs
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CURE OF
CANCER and ULCERS,

Judge T. C McIendon writes to the Swim
ruary Il 1875: " Abou; three years ago. Jerry
Bradley. a colored man. hsd cancerous sore
on his face. near the right eye. n caused
him great deal OF pain. and he lost the sight
Of the eye. but was finally cured Of the cancer
BY the use Of swift's Specific. This case II
well known In Wilkes Co. Ga. where he lived
(ncar panburyl and Of this cGse. I. myself.
had personal knowiedge."
Mr.. l. Cox, OF Arkabutia. Tate Co.. Miss
writeA February q. isss {" ] suffered great
deal from old uIcrrs for six yean< Your med
tcine was recommended to me, and after
using six bottles. Twas conspieseiy cured I
never saw Its equal a. Blood Purifier. Ny
netEhbors win use no other. Your medicine
doae even more than you claim for H. have
known if 10 cure cases which were thou b 20
be hopeless II b the best medicine made"
Mrs A. u. Goldsmith, No. sss Warren 81.
Brooklyn. y. Y. writes. February 2, ISIS .
commenced using 5. 8 S. about three ycars
arn. had suRercd with . sore threat for
over Q year. when I conmencef using your
remedy. fused great many other r~mesiies
with no good re<uits- Ny fiftie girl. also. had
sofe angcrs % commenced from the quick.
scrrd bert over two years. and when com
menccd using s a s. thoughs would see
What 10 would do for her. ! am thankful to
ny that it entirely cured her. n ID he bess
remedy I know Of for the blood really
believe u was tbs means Of saving my life
The doctor told me had . throat dtseass
simiiAf 70 General Granf'x eheerfufiy
reconmend % to all suffering from dis
ordered bisssf. use it row - . tonic When
sxsr 4 fhfnk ue<,.f n
Mr. n 2. 0-orHr. Milford r. O.. Ellis CO.
Texzs writes: Il had eznesroas wait CT
mole ca my eycftd. - large ~ the end 81 nr
thumb. which had the appearance % csnees.
CAUSING me much pain and inaammaisoa.
frurn whsch uceresi bong time. Sewing
che s. s. & advertised commenced using "
and after the use q . few botfies the sore
sroppcsi cut my cancer WAS gone, and Was
entirely relieved"
Mr G. w. Pcsfss. of Akin. s. C.. wrtess II
vns . sufferer from cancer Of the hrG~~.
and bad hren unsier the treatment OF thks
Vhyxs~sana. hut ts sid me no good Itwas -
ha1 that bad 10 stop voek- After taking
erz,rse Of & s. s. vas entirety cured
Treatise on Bess1 and skin Diseases mated
f-~e. TIE SWIFT srxcxy1c Co.
Drawer Atlanta. Ca
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\ Shstt - a. CsunAy YaeH-Weu
manage1 go Pssspersss-
a Pcsr-fssz1ExsEsrrn re7ors<y rsex 4
run ext % The eoarfy tx-1a rrssrrszsr.
There 81 - present sf1ErySsx eounsy
charges. easy two AZ ~Asza are voaz~n
One q she inmates. Mr.. Davis, Il sexenry-
fsus pear Of xxe xssd has aexn fAere mocp
sf4n yeAr. Sic b sssfxrsnx frasn rfes
znskkSfs- Her Ennis Arr drawn sssf ef
ssssr and kxr astzsrs are - ero<zkes TIA.
ssze
rkxser rsx HEx aAxn.
The inmsses al spesk hsxfzly Of the On
rssis. and arr ess1cnriy sssiszed sf1h their
treatment ft< Axer4rx east II mAsusxD.
aafe i nhgsf - ccnss . Day carA and sae
cost Of fney1sein~s = aa< sFes 81 PR fnazssh
eneh- Ib0se Of the t<si~nss Who are stsie
a. sork are puz IN Che EsrtSzss. and receive
. eens day fsr . ks weeks. 90 sAss
when fhey are d5~-hArrra fh<y hare
rssuxh 10 keep th<u 1zs<a fs<y arc able TO
secure smpsogrusnt-
TIE scyKD yasrEx.
yoka f.exsy. - no By HIS sfsesaste<ra ypear-
knfx and his assertion thxs BIZ hAsf he<n I'll
In q cabin far thirty Mise days xfthDof sn~rd
OF drink. rssensiy created snlse q ~enxnsioa
IN this city, sppss-s 70 be ssrsiny along
well. JasixiI1x from the way h. Vas d:gxiax
up s'nmr~. He IL getting ssrsag snd ssoszf
again. 0sr Of ths ia persons who have
beea a fhe farm within the past dfsren
nsDrstsz- ia have bern fssr hArxef and only
eight hsv. died There arc about eight
acres Of POTATOES on She farm and ffseen
acres of other vegetables. enHefeaf ycse-
fsh,is~ are rai~ei Tor siar ace % the iaraass-.
The Institution s<~Ins 10 b. sell fnsasxsd
and II isi prosperous condition DR.. Aer-
rick thinks that Ia q fes years I: ufii be al
most self supSs,y1snx-
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Shoe Department.

rSpagr ladies Frrneh kid, button. n =.
former price usa
as r'sis ladies' fac curacao KID. hastua.
opera tee. u.ss. wossh sea
80 pairs ladies nne ensee lid. totfn--
broad TOE. t.ss. worth = "a
80 pAlrs ladies lne deaspla kid, bsssov.
opera Toe. s2se. usually seii fes rsA
30 pairs iadics' ane dsaxoi. KID sssso..
broad Toe. ssse usually sell Tor nM
- rssrs ladies goat lacc shoeA, 10 csus,
them out. so. former price &
s. pairs ladies ele,A Kid io1 lace, 10 che,
them oas, uA
ladies' ane French hid, ssssoa. spsnluA
arch, ~
Ladies finest Grisoa Preach KID, bxs,oa.
hand turned. q.
Ladies' One doaso.a KID. button. sexib,e
sole. "
Laaiss nne rurseca lid. haffea. txA
Ladies' hne aoasela kid. css s,nn bss.
ton. n.7o.
Ladies' finest douroia kid. Oxford sies =
Ladies' finest Grison Frcach hid. oxfora
ties. toe tip. ~
=" pairs ladies sne hid opera siippes. hi1
lined, Sc. former price u.n
80 pairs misses Kid. for. button ssd lsce.
sizes II to |. u. former price, ~
@rsirs misses goat lace shoes. sisss Il b
,. u, former price ua
Misses fine hid. sui,oa, q.
Misses hne daaseia kid. hassoa. a.
Infants shoes for CSC and DC
Meas shoes, rai,ers, etc. In psiess ssas-
log from q to $50
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BOOM!

Nov is the time, while every-
thing prospering, to buy . lot.
We can sell you lot $3.50 in Tok.
las, Singerman & Co.'S block for
$las said lot comprising coat,
pants and vest; al wool, fast
colors, Scotch tweed. In the
same block We viii sell lots 1887
and 74sS. This is tine property.
which you ell want and should
have. It consists At coat, vest
and pexts in black and brown
corkscrew worsted for Sl2. Do
you want something betters Lots
ll70 and 1912 are both good
buys-coat, pants and vest, all
wool, and imported goods, costing
you el6. Very desirable and
6rst-class lots are Nos. 1867 and
726S-seal brown, Ill wool, whips
cord worsted-coAt pants and
vest for $50.
Our real estate brokers' offer
some fine bargains in the Denny,
Yesler and other additions; but
has there been, or 10 there now,
any superior addition to Seattle
ard the great Northwest than
Toklas Singerman & Cos new
and imposing business edifce?
Go there to buy . lot, you can
buy It cheap and good, and can
return it, getting your money
back if you are not satisfied.
One or two more bargains:
Lots 1898 and 802l for one week.
They consist of all wool, Import
ed Scotch tweed frock coat, pants
and vest, and cost SIS. Light
overcoats-Lot 3l42, all wool
wool melton, si2. Lot 1857, i'm.
ported grey worsted, Sic. Lot
$500, fancy cashmere, silk-faeed
to edge, SIC. Lots 36o7 and
1854, black and mixed wos steds,
sls; and many others fol $50,
$22 and SIS each in our Clothing
Department.
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Tue next term Of the psof~se eoars sIiI
begin Monday.
An aboard Cor the exeursion 70 tbs On
man aud kuf7ney mines
The schooner Oscar 4 Hattie left for the
fishing grounds yesterday.
Mud Fat plass were nied yesterday By L.
b. Hastings and u X Phillips.
The ship Arcsurss. loaded with Black
Diamond coal, went 10 So last evening,
Tor San Francisco.
The bark TernpIar has fnfshed siIeharg
irg her ballast. and went ufdeF the chnfes
yesterday 30 load coal
Twelve mere cara Of mills arrived from
The east Yesterday for the seattle, Lake
shose a Eastern Railway.
The steamer Lone Fisherman. which has
been itfed out for Alaska. IL expected 20
leave seattle for the North to-day
IN MeGraw, viii, In few days. com
rnsnce the construction Of . neat residence
on his lots. corner Of seventh and Terrace
streets.
The steamer Alki has anisbed her cargo
of lumber Tor Pcst Hartford. sud went un-
der the ehnses yesterday 10 M her bankers
with coal She VIII 30 10 ses to-day.
Remember the excursion this morning
10 the Gilman and Huffner nines- Trains
leave the depot, foot Of Columbia street.
1t $40 sbmrp and stop at the Manning
wharf NJ gat0.
II IL stated on what seene 10 he good m
fhoYffy, that when the Steamship waila
Walla comes out ~ q passenger vessel,
n o. Blackburn, of the Willamette. viii BE-
transferred to her
SIX cssiosds Of logs from Rae 4 Noore's
camp eamc In on the West Coast railroad
Thursday, and six more carloads followed
yesterday. These were the FIRST shipmeHts
Of logs over this road
Strawberries are coming into market
from the east shore Of Lake Washington IN
Iarr. quantities. and II seems strange that
some 81 them do not find their way 10 the
tables Of some Of the hfkt-clsss hotels.
The cxcursionir;s who vent to Victoria
10 attend the celebration Of The Queens
birthday returned home yesterday morn.
ing and report having had good time.
The baseball nine were Hospitality enter
tained. and viii invite the Victoria hail
fesserr over ON the Fourth
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A SHORT CREW.
sharp Practice Oats iss the seaman's
nInn.

= saeeeeSica in gcsssa< fxe dry goods
CLERKS - ship 81 the Ss1nsAs-s. said Mr.
R0sh~rh5i. sAna tA@ captain sass -@tAsT
thza kzsHs,asx SrozBd hers zitA sasSs eszsst
ssSraea fesssws. be Vii t2se the snip 90 -4a
FFzEctsssa wigAuEs errw. Ebere are ea
Tho shlF a sazts. srzssEi Enz-e. cSrFseaees
crstk. stewart as. fssa isTy rsssss csrrSz aad
aka tAeza ;ts rafss4l + 1isisas e. take Is
Sta SOS - tHsS $ zssa % faS xeEr Hss-
e1sr. fzVe s-sgssi - ssai IN FYsa u38
sss taa r@z-s - seas ssssl ~. - z - @ae
E4 srte tse7c stsses Gafk EesH ara
sesprE 81 = fsegs y isis sl1zs5 - sep. tSzt
asst sszsN IA. Agf ssea shx ~,EsaasFz STRIVES
tia rag a5E ssass isE So % Ass. tz.s sze4il
hlss Sfa 6e qE.et3g rfssass. - tres Sasss<
\ IL cszassCa "a ~ - assz tzss ssssf,. I1se
NSssa.gsrx s. Essrz Eepnseas VII - N9r-
gzzs.ai 9asz IAey iz4ra Ssas tss stsF SSs
arrived iz-rs azs& fsNg - se&- Nst1 e-eN
izxca -ixAs esr s-ssss aa4es tsefr slasfsl
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CRY Tiers.


II have chartered The tag ! L M3Srg<t
"a h=hzE nf shx United ssssxx xpxeran<ns
70 - - Alaska sss t<iax The captured
Enxs7sh srhceoers 70 csasyte. sid Msrshsl
Atkins 81 Aisxk4 yexeers1ax Assx<nn-sa.
--yke<e xrx fsfs xEhMonefx- threr Of tnssa
bring xnxsltxry Seam sehzsDnerx- and rke
ether 10 without s1e&ns1 I xot very -esx4su-
we'll assssrsi wssh sfsx charter
Later IN the Gar Captain Ds<5d Giiz1r~,
who OWES the Mxssiek- said -Ye&. h4se
uxnsed 60 make q trip 80 Alaska for . i.,sx
time but hare newer ha4 m ePror<nnsty
before. The Masftck wiz % nossh in yaiy.
and shsH ss-ccsapess hcr, Captain Tsss
wrixht VII Assa BE . rasrcrEcr. Ssszne
csh@rs viii 30. - Ne muss have fwe ra~n
on eseh schooner 80 sse<r fAenv
Hos sens VII 4 take TO MAKE the ssund
trip
er. and tainx ne VII have the scheouers
~ anchor In seattle bag within eixhseeE
days FROM fhe time nc sease for sifkA ii
fhe weather IL rough we viii fow the
sshoouefx tarfsrfx- II II IL clear we viii
sox them xserx<fde, tuo abrenxf In or1s
nary weaker the Nsssack win briEx shem
along 81 the rsfe Of seven mikes IN hour.F .
ATEzExD 90 cxxyKLAxD
Mr. Atkins VII take . run dova 20 Port
land to-day and VIII return ALASKA Ga the
=
query fn0f4 reporter txss evening be saId
YES Ike Alaska bar would ynpfahly
care Enore foF IL II l were . Younger man
ara getting Alssnx to the tszae is life when
a mzn likes 20 be hsnse ansonK his friends.
have been oct here about three years and
May be exrs.s-d fov b~eofnfHx just . iissie
hsnssssek and wanting 10 zrt back 10 old
Buffalo again
why, you mast have known our far
rresidesss. Mr.. Atkins Caat you tell "
tfiie about him
.-fes. have kzswn Cleveland eser since
he Mss a sssy. He Was always an old man
Kind Of boy. He Was not Wild or brilliant
bar bad ioss of god bari sense and krps
pegs1nz aiss1x. All the sfsries about bis
ais~slsfe hsssits are false He vxs always
sefi behaved and quiet and was noted for
scaying fast women alone TIE story OF
Maria Haissin was absolutely false. II was
discriminating shesne engineered by a
bIaekmAiling SINISTER lawyer who WAS
cIesetand's only enemy In Buffalo. Ciese-
ianfys most intimate friend who was dead
was the man who Was converted with that
-crape. His friend had a family and a.
naou.ly shouidered the sian
der. The woman Haipin wa-
aoferisu~ly tad Grover never xas much
Of q church man. He could always be
foand sunday afternoons in the German
neighborhood with some of the leading
orlfnAor usiakinx Dtrfs iissef1nk 70 music
Aad talking That Was the extent Of his
dissipation. He had a strong intimacy
with the Germans and WAS an honorary
member Of many Of their organization
as web ns connected with some OF their
financial institutions. After he Was cleo
ted governor and prcgident, and especially
after his marriage, of course he had to at
tend church. His wffr's beauty hiss been
extensively commented on. but she Is not
half as handsome "a her father was Mr..
Folsom was the handsomess men ! have
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MILLIN cry
DEPARTMENT.

New designs and novelties 10
trimmed hats and bonnets. On
Monday We shall show new do
signs in large hats and garden
hats; also novelties in dress bon
nets and turbans; $50 children's
sailor hats for school wear at spe-
ciAlly low prices
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

D8ETIEs wASTtSS 7-RSEsEEEr, Rsasss
1 r1n - zz~ssz xzassatks3 - ealing =.
se.x .FrTes& fisfssSE Nz-xkzfl 1sask, eesrEses
Gasx zsx-sSzs zsss " ash nxTna streets.
Ever tsszx aEE zs1 cs@4ss erss fsrzssi
k.s.ilsszssE, NafA a. xaadcsz f-assTcys1zsS-,s.
fsaFzs ars Ct E7ssss4 szsfestF asgexss-si ~.
sny@z xEEE & MORRISON, Prog.
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The favorite trade resort Of ths
great masses. All conpetitioa
distancea. Better equipped Tor
summer trade than I'll housos
combined. s.osk the lArrsst,
handsomsst and cheapest Or
Eastern buyer is always On !
lookout for novelties and bar-
gains.
Three invoices Of gents n
nsekweAr just in; they ars ; ~
specialties Just out
Summer underwear IN n
grades and prices.
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JUBIAHFAHD GHHEROUS
Moderate Prices Nov Rule.

Agency for the Star shise
waists, Coon 4 Co. asd \. 4 ".
collars and cufis, Wilsoa BrooL
shirts, 4. X. Davis's Silver Al
Gold shirts, and Ruby shists.
Three plain white hem stitched
linen handkerehiefs for Soc.
Boys shirt waists, plsat Gales,
25e; pleat indigo blue, Sic; plsat
percal, 75c.
New goods in percal shirtSt
open front; nigi I shirts; fous-in-
hand ties; fancy linen hasdksg-
chief; gents ace Jswelry.
Fine satin suspenders. ~ silk
suspenders.
Gests' driving, drsse, ualkines
working, buck, goat, ssal ~
saranae buck gloves
Cordigan Jackets ard oGeo
Goats; meas 6ne wool ovesshiEtss
pleas front, opsa fronts ~
double breasted in al gradss.
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HER LIFE WAS SAVED.

G e Ballard. G-agxiss, Of Fes@ar- Mich,
says Mrs 7 IL Przvf- living assess tvs
raiies frgxa herr. 9as YER ssrk azta ssSia-
surnrfion and given ur 70 ssse. ip@vs1sE1r7
her - take 'AekeF's Eugs1ss sefEcs2s. ard
IN vasy sksFrf tine h=~ lzaxs hesizd Al
so-rEess wesat swaF. and - use her aan
ffse - seEEr< Esxsi-A keze<sy- Tbs
ssssssesns - positive cure fssf az thrr@t
ard !arsz sy-ss4lses. es.sts ereup. e Ae@rs sax
fgszxA as. zsshzaz Sass az \ szssss.sS
.-s7srssfs.- - RI <xEN&EE 5ssstv
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Wash Goods!
Wash Goods!
Unparalleled Success or Our
Great Sale or Foreign and
Domestic Wash Fabrics
and Robe Suits.

Two hundred sixty Victoria
Lawn suits At S1.25, consisting
Of II yards Of 33-ineh lawn and
. yards Of embroidery; 1000 en-
broidered robe sui's ranging in
price from SOC, $3.50 to $3.50.
The lowest prices and most com
plete ard varied assortment Of
these goods ever shown west Of
Chicago.
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4 hig AOsi<ry xnd gsove purchase
We hare Just received . purehsse Of
hossrry ard gloves Cash vzine~. Ch<~-
sss f3ea>r
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&1J0 hrs , fne bazhrsexzn snif IL
us1e<uezr - the Star Ciokhinx Housr.
Kline 4 R0senh<rg. - Commerci1l
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'IUAIAD, DINUEhMAN G. III.
IMMENSE ST -
Greatest Auction Sales Known in New York.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

There two sales wordenowned importing firm AZ
Co., the other By the Arlington Mills this
country Sales were for spot cash Prices
purchases sale ct small se
choice styles American serge s4nch Engh v
25 good value 50c At SOC
English Debage, bought regular would be 85c.
sale that
made Goods House
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Is ernss bays han Isaase SIX san
:, TIE star Cscthias he4-e.
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= buys fancy Jersey shirt IN light
or dark 1,olors at the star Clothing
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Do not buy uzfl yoa have sren the
star Clothing Hou>e matches STICK
Of tabor made dress suits. Kline &
EDseuhery.
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Superior to ali other temperance
drinks WHITE Rock SoxxExy- The
A. p Hotaiing Co.. sole agents 25-3
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4 Lnxursozs Drzaxhf cf Tskxaxrs
sEl-xER ArKxKxr removes all u ELECTS
arising from indisrresiou< in eating o.
drinking
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soc, 75c. 81 buys splendid straw hal
at the Star Clothing house. rs Com
inerriai street.
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cHuDRES's HOSIERY

pfice4- LOOK n our oIspiey IN SNOW
window and note the prices. This
week We offer the following special
ties:
cHT.DRES's HOSIERY.
A line Of ehildrrn's so.e sa all the
standard cpiars. ssEes 20 y :. at. Tic
worth zss, sor - lie
Heavy fail issished bose 10 garnet, navy
and sal. with t1aec feet sizes 10 =.
only a..4 Isc
ais.ss' fan regular Bssbrgvaa hsse.
silk ein-kess l- iSc
A lsne % shliAwuss heavy Tibkrrsi hoes,
IA fairy stripes, combining seryies
and sssaaty. &c
,.hsisiresl's Ane inxraia hose in b-ern.
black. navy. cardinal and garnet &c
LADIES HOSIERY.
p7sls seisd catssrs ...-...--. ---. g
Plain fancy ssgiJ-d -.--.-- ~
Plain fs1ry strir<st Al and ~
Heavy rft.lszs, scIid csic-s ias
Plain Slid rnass- eoiorz. ~ffh split feet 81 !
isslsss' fzaey striped -
Heavy rsha-G- irgwu ard graz see
Fua regular ingram h1~e, IA ex0g3.
zaxy. cardinal aa6 garnet --- fse
Ssr5p<ss BalhzsETan, .ali regular I<c
lzsfies' heavy British ho~e, IN cardinal
e1.iy. oil eyed. wersh -, n &c
Imported inxTsia hs.sseTy IN strfE--s and
al sokiS ecsorx, Aar9rsfts q Patterns
Erfrs ysluss In sa@ French hasiery a,
*. sae. &c a1G Soc
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Free fun for the boys. Roys ball
and b.: presented With every boys suis
Al the Star Clothing House Kline 4
Ea~enherx-
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Just think Of this. at $40 we offer q
boys Norfolk blue indigo flannel suit.
Kline & Rosenberg.
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This week the Star Clothing House
WI oner 20 nohbv new summer suits
IN checks. piaids. stripes or quiet nsix.
tures II 8, - ans SIC Kline & Rosen.
berg.
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Pas<asznt 4 Co. aurtson dress goods
Monday morning. May 3ssh, a. l6sse.
Cheapest goods we erer sold. Toklas,
Ssurerruzn Il Co.
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8 The Iow prices at poheny 4 Mar
. um's are commencing TO talk very
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\ tir pGrchase 81 ssr~eys, al pssfs
ve.-,s traf.s 7sss. gaNsTsz tSEAAx-
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nlaanarso,i SHIRTS at pskcny &
Narani -gnsling .he ai0Esey pTsoe>-
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eAla4as 90 raE AsStSE.-- ias s'fAifes-il'
sektce. CaP'aia Hunuagtoa, szitesi tar
- fralciseo yesterday afterb<Asn. taksssc
- ians II c,ssl S. tons % tpsSrssliA ,ss-1sis
sssisat alL the s,i,ifa iits r4.sss isss,fs NJ,
ss.sStsi,y, s1f ara daughter. N,Ss j.. Mcneil,
Si,s s. ,icaryc. n. : o>st. ~, \. s. sassss,
MAKE. 2, Nsasoa sui wits. M. : =
s,,sAosssi'., d fsegeA. M. J tiFcxfis NfS G.,
" tgrFy. n. NeiseH. A. =, Tasias, ana thsfty'
I've IL ice .s,esarg.