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, 1888-07-26
IRON, saturdays Dai,s.

F. c. Harper & 60. want you to come
aud get acquainted.
The steamship Premier sailed for Van
couver B G., this moruing with full
list o. freight AMI passesGers.
That is a fps display Of laces n the
new SeaYey bai!JioS.
Work OF tbs Morgan hotel property
will ts pushed rapidly.
Richard DeIanty, the Discovery log
ger. was in town this week,
Contractor McInDis is building a
house for Mr.. Mann on block 12S, COT
uer Calhoun and CGy streets,
The pestileyce breaIine, olfactory Of
Tending nuisance in front OF the Union
Hotel is being removed by the energy o.
one OF ihe boarieFs Of our city Jail.
Truly = uew era has dawned.
Passengers from this port to San Fran
cisco Per steamer UwatIlla: N. j. Rim
dali, ". /. kl!draIge and @ite, william
Newell, Mrs. c. Her'er, Albert Heiter
Mss Be-lan, Geo \ SweTdf-er. james
jones, j., and IS s;eerase.
An error occurred yesterday morning
as 10 the contractor of PayDe's new res
idc9co. j. McIuurs is the contractor,
and tbe rTIc- i sGuch higher than that
named Gro SturTett i contractor For
Capt. Williams tor $500 bouse.
Ms. Emma Molloy VINO has been
holding il very sTc cesaTdl Fivival inset.
ing Al Friday Harbor. begins today at
East Sound. she Will return to Friday
harhor to complete The work there. The
only trouble is thst work opens faster
t:.aa she can supply.
Capt. Pooi aud Mayor Robinson are
enjoying the honors Of the cit under
the guidance OF Jadgs Kuhn and Caun-
Gilman Littleffell. They bnve gone up
tho beach to Hadlock: Ex-Mayor Smith
will take steamar this atsernoop to
show them the Whole bay.
M. ). ). Ho.Iau, agent for she Home
Fire Insurance. Co. Of Seattle, is in the
city, and paid the ARGUE pleasant call
this morning. This is n new Company
but very strong one, and it, siockhu!d-
rs represent about fifty of the most sue
cess'ul business men Of the Sound.
Capt S. G.. Pool Agt. OF The Atlantic
Ha:ibut Co. and ID. p. Robinson ex-
Mayor of Gloucester also member of
the above named company are in this
city. They expressed themselves vel
pleased with Port Townsend and it
would be undoubtedly shcir location il
Iur railroad IVES built.
, 1888-07-26
From nIo-aay,a paiIx.

A rich gold mine has been discovered
in Michigan
Mrs. Molloy is atill evanQslizing the
San Juan islands.
Whaicnm is enjoying a rousing boom
over her railroad prospects.
A big find of coal on Orca, island is
the latest thing TO talk about.
Whitman county prohibitionists are
about to nominate saprrate ticket
Steamer Libby broke down, as usual,
on Friday on her way to the islands.
.ir. A. q. Wintrode, of tho Port Town
send Land Co., went up sound to-day.
The Y. II. G. A. Meeting yesterday
aas tie most interesting for soms time
past.
The local Chaatauquaa circle meets
this evening at the home of Rev. J. n.
Denison.
Alex. GoldenFen, the murderer of
Mamie Kelly in San Francisco, will be
hung Sept 14th.
Kansas probibitionists have now
adopted St. Johns platform, tavor,cg
woman suffrage, repeal of the tariff, pro-
nibition OF liquor, etc.
Mr.. E. W. Brady, publisher of the
Davenport, Qowa,) Interstate Press,
called on us last week.
The next meeting OF the W. c. T. o.
will be a. the home OF Mrs Frank Hast
ings, on Wednesday afternoon al 2:15,
Mrs. Gunderson, of Seattle, who has
been visiting Mrs Capt. Gilbert Tor n
week past, returned home this morning
Mr.. ElwarI Rose, who has been for
some weeks past WORKING at Sequim
spent Sunday at home and returned to
bis ork 10 lay,
Mr.. j. VI. Lackhart received today the
full amount .,' hI4 accident policy from
the Great Western Accident IDsurauce
Company OF Denver, Col.
hat gully still disfigares the g,ade
leading up the bill from Qain,y street
and endangars passing v,hic'es. Ths
street Commissioners is evidently gong
to tnrn ii over 10 his successor n ',ffice
as an heirloom.
The Charleston. the first government at
vessel ever built on the Pacific coast.
was iauDc;e1 un the 18th at SAP Fran
cisco. Aurder ~ inng 1t 'v':' - be-
, 1888-07-26

The Northern Pacific Touring mills
Of Walla Waiia have been started up
again.
Boulanger has been defeated IN the
department of Ardeche for the cham
Der of deputies.
Nelson Bennett has interested him.
self largely in Ruby. and the citizens
lock for boom.
Genera! Harrison is said to be the
ablest lawyer who has been nomin-'
ated for the presidency in fifty years.
NYm. I. Coleman of San Francisco
has come out with an offer to credi-
tors today TO settle for forty cents OF
the dollar.
The two wings OF the democratic
party are nol farping together this
year The flee trade wing Is Il lng
ali the business.
The London newspapers say that
! Cleveland y a. good n fra trader ;s
CCbien, and that his arguments are
the s;.me. They know!
" Z are EllOlniel UlaI tile NOFlHMeSi-
ern Coal and Transportation Company
have sold their coal mine al seatco to :.
company from California The new com
paay expect to have llrEe force Of men
10 work as soon rs they get their business
liked up.-Ccntralia Neiss.
The asse<s u places tie opulation
O S okan" county ri %. 'or, and says
tia &; she ir.,Ie-ty viii
,r - -,
e..
IIts I.-; .i..ss-- Ii. ,.., IA y aud tn
he ii.-E.rr Is, :nlY!ler ;ban it otheI
wise would be,
, 1888-07-26
SEFspEESsS.

Am. bk. JAS. A ourlaud waat to sea
tins morning III tow Of tug RAINIER
bGuId for San Diego
S. 5 Mexico arrived last evening from
San Francisco She discharged 50 ions
OF freight for Port Townsend and left at
10 Tor up Sound.
Br. ship Anphytrite, Capt A. Arder
son Master, arrived yesterday Tor San
Francisco.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 22-Arrived-
Ship Gyms Wakefield from Seattle;
steamer Columbia from Portland, bk,p.
Portland from Shoai Water Ba, steam
erS Aragn and Charles Is Kenny, and
ship Palmyra from Seattle. Sailed
Ship Faistaff for Portland.
, 1888-07-26
From TUESDAYS Dailx.

Boom!
Rea. estate.
Wood, Learned & Wiasrods have
new "ad" today.
Another special Alaska excursion
See notice elsewhere.
A nicely furnished room to rent on the
hill. Apply at this Office. jew
Did you know that we had total
eclipse of the moon Sunday evening
Well, We did.
Mayor Learned is having lot OF
tresheninG and cleaning done il the
Front OF the opera building.
How are you, Seattle and Tacoma?
Port Tcwnsend's rea! estate transactions
yesterday announced to S9i. 500.
II you want history ST the republi-
Can presidsutial candidate, apply through
this Office. See advertisement.
Uncle Jos. A. Merrill OF Lnpez island
has been in town several days, under
going treatment by DIR. Marbourg
Among the passengers arriving on the
Alaskan yesterday after nocn were: Capt.
Carroll OF the Ancon. and j. L. Belyca.
We have been little behind band in
publishing real esia'e transfers lately,
but are catching Up this week. TIE
average is keeping up epleudidly.
Samuel Trenholm of Old Tacoma is iu
town visiting parents and friends after
an unusually lons absence. Sam has u
responsible position as foreman in Han
sen Il Cos saw mill.
T. w Pettygrove received per Alaskan
to-day, fine light lightning express
wagon TO use IL his delivery business.
Frank says business has SO increased
Ihat he needs two delivery wagons.
MIR. S. Il. Cummings OF the Cosmo-
olitan barber shop, has secured the ser
wees Of MIR. Gus. Bauer, q irst class
barber of San Francisco. Give him i
call.
The Morgan bill property il getting
quite an impetus from work on The hn-
tel, and from tire tact that capitalists
are buying there for residence property.
We must have a street railway TO tue ho-
tel this year.
On account OF the accommodations on
the regular steamers being taken, Good
| all. Perkins & Co. will dispatch the
stsamer Idaho from Port Townsend
sailing on August 9th. on a special ex-
cursion 10 Alaska.
Incorporators OF the Port Townsend
Navigation Company are: Charles Els
| e0beis, j. A. Kuhn, G. i. CIapp, james
Jones, Z. W. ettygrove, f. A. Bartlett
a. Z, Morgan and ID. FL. Hill. They
propose TO revolutlonizs the steamboat
business of tie lower Souud, in the in
terest OF Port Townsend.
The Port Townsend Bay & Columbia
River Transportation Company. it is
| said, have secured the right of way !oI
| their iius between Pnrl Townsend ia:
and the Columbia river. 1t is further
rumoEei that this company havc regGti
ated for the iails AID &C motives and
other rolling stock, for the f:st tel
miles OF the road.
CAPsIzED. White the sa1p Amply
'triie Was sailing into ou5 Lufb,'f i'~
evening, the Charles b,trl bost was up
set in going cut. Two occupants Gf tnt
boat found the waters OF the bay gate
cool and moist. One Of them Was pick
ed mp by Rothchild's boat aud tho other
by she steamer Wildwood. They had
ns,ia shs sheet fast ia IA !h"ar', s.ud
, ..-.''t a. r'v = rt +"
, 1888-07-26
DIED.

EN- iLE-Near CoupeviIle. at the home
of the parents. on Monday, July %.
Josie. daughter Of John Z. aud Annie
H. Eugle, aged 3 5ssars.
1.-The illness which carried away this
little ono was Of short duration. The
loss falls heavily upon the griet-s.Fiekep
parents
, 1888-07-26

Oo\Soe that are f.etful, peevish.
NNSSSS cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price s5 cents. Solo by
Sold 10y LatimeT & Co.
, 1888-07-26
STORE FOR REET.

A roomy, eligible Store binding 20z3o
feet in size; four rooms on second Ho"r-
Location-on the hill, excellent fam
ily retail trade. Tyler street, opposite
public school. Inquire OF
JAS. FoRDHAM.
Port Townsend. June %. 1883.
, 1888-07-26
P1=cha.e arsa steamer Libby.

There has been no more important
movement Cor Port Townsend for long
time than the purchase yesterday of the
steamer J. Il. Libby by some OF our most
progressive citizens. Heretofore she has
been owned by Seattle parties, and il run
in anybody's interest it has been in the
interest OF &eattle merchants aud against
Port Towusend'J interests. Her entire
management, however, has been most
wretched, and certainly but little has
been realized by anybody from this mos,
excellent route. She will be thor .ughly
overhauled and about thousand dol
lars expended on her, aud is to be dis
tinctively a Port Townsend boat The
price is understood to be Sl5, 600.
German bk Wally arrived from Had
lock, with lumber for Melbourne
Sailed yesterday, ship Oriental in to "
for San Francisco.
Arrived yeste rday. Nor. bk. Prof.
Johnaan from Port Gamble, lumber la
den for sydney Aus.
Ship Belle O'Brien went TO sea last
evening N tow OF tug Tyee, lumberia-
den, bound foE Melbourne Aus.
Steamship Umatilla will sail from this
port 10 San Francisco about noon today.
She takes % tons OF freight, eight cabin
and l6 storage pssengers.
Steamship Ancou arrived from Alaska
yesterday afternoon. brirging forty tons
OF MiscellaDenus frsights and one hun
dred excurs'onists. She reported a very
easanr trip.
SAN FRANoIso, July 1S- Sailed
st amer Oregon. Portland; ship Geo
L. Manson, Port Townsend.
, 1888-07-26
Auction Sale.

At the Custom House. Saturday, Aug.
4th. at 3 p. N, the effects uf two de
ceased seamcn will be eoid at public
auction to the highest bidder.
H. Bash, Z. 5. y. Com.
, 1888-07-26
another Special Exclusion.

The p. C Cos Steamship Idaho viii sail for
Alaska on or about August 9th iersonS wi h
ing truvail the nselves OF ;he oPpori' ni'y will
n,ease call IF once II. l.. TIBBA -, JE.,
AGENT, Union Wharf.
Port Townsend, JaIy "a 1855.
, 1888-07-26

oEnI - 2Cs; DESr la 5iiuft;as cye-
mig as Mr. aud airs. James Simm5 were
hauling in some hay on their place near
, 1888-07-26
MARIfIIcIL.

-DOBBS In this CIT!
July 16 1888. 10y Rev. ID. I. Carnabau.
Mr.. james b. McIbtyte to Miss Emma
Dnbbg, all OF Jefferson county.
, 1888-07-26

N3f. bS:k G ?. Ha:uiz MS .oRai t,,
sea by tug Mogui last night from Port
Discovery, lumberladen for Melbourne
, 1888-07-26

eo.ertaIH-,. ,ew ifiruds ,5.z- evening" q.
tue f.3idenos OF lheir relatives, Capt
AMI Mrs. Thomas Jackmau. Among the
, 1888-07-26
Organization of Bethel Work.

Last evening, purSusnt TO notice. a
goodly audience greeted Chaplain Il. s.
Otubbs, superintendent of the mission
work of the American Seamsn's Friend
Society of New York, at the 7. NJ. @. A.
Hall. The Chaplain is al enthusiast in
his work, and in connection with his de-
voted wife has wrought nobly in the
cause for many years.
An address OF much power and pRthos
was delivered by the chaplain in behalf
of our boys of the SEA, and much interest
was manifested by those present.
Rev. ]. d. DeKison was called to the
chair and Major Van Bokkeleu was con
stituted secretary. An organization of
an Auxiliary Ssaman's Friend Society
Vas effected and constitution and bylaws
adopted. The new organization pledged
itself to raise one-third of the salary and
furnish the lodging for Chaplain. and
pstitioned the parezt society for grant
Of aid.
Quite number signed the roll
membership, and the society
launched with bright prospects of
cess. 4 committee of three, COP
of Major Van Bokkelen, Col. "
Mrs Capt. Beecher. were chos
cit names for membership.
vote Of thanks was cord
ed to the organizer, aud
to come again at his earl
to spend Sunday and ot
meeting OF the vario. 3 of
the city q. the oper. alf of
this work.
The meeting ct at the
call OF the chai
, 1888-07-26

Schooner Oscar aud iIattis arrived
from Seattle y. sterday.
Steamer Aiki arrived from San Fan
-s-cr N->tard ~ T., = .r = 80
, 1888-07-26

CKEOF YORK"
Dfa Jurs u, 1888. Aged Y years
HH RErR MASS FRIEND.
W. hGupr hi memory.
Tt - e Il, % vii, rr>t fI5. ~ he
saIug 50 las AREA Iy been Talssr'
Al 81 de- . . have pa: is t!.e zee
ssaI eontr button should say so al
onoe
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
A PECULIAR BATTLE
ps.NcIPLEs IL TnAN 80
Tsa Personality 81 ths Candidates "a al
li1ass saneF4i aatsd - ths H4xI1
lssaa- y ast ths Kssalt Dsa.
Sos Nsza-

re sarseasxa 4t.ra has s,lst - - II
a.. 80. -i,.... - r...n.-.f r.
-. .....-. ~. II.
''~ - ~f - ~~
~-'@.-- 70 @a4lf re7 7lftta ls ~as eei+aas'
tessesa priunpss saleer t14u Dsn, al
taa 1srsalillly q ~ O. 1.iiiates ~ss q, all
r--l1s 90 lssft.sl- i,-1 - t4e kre.st lss -r 80
tse1a -ns q llcill-s 81 Free -s-at -ld pro
teftioa- iiae lxnA safs lac 'aa-x7 4f-s
s.'is. - t1a- ~ ore @f4-f against axe -i@f
80 as - tDe les-ef asa--ss AAs s-st
" lie iieAss4l h-ff soa could vel h-fs
~ -.ied 49, -aa-r-st - pefs-'a-i eaaf aeler
VITA ass rss-l as s'49pe sfs avoided Az
s-aa assas .-i.i .as.ste'i 20 80 esyse sl-t ln'
cSnInss s1o4-d - ore u prlA-.t-rer eos
s.-'u4- ue-fa- NAiie -ln 'ire-fJ 44sA o
NaFf sft.4fl Ds - pesef A. A.ff-s'ai q =
sas ts7anl9n 9i party AL Pf---'i. 2as -aiis
t1an OF " s'-li.siaia 9e-f-i
t-e sa4- nsrn De4locr-tic assault on 40
prlsil l-s ~ re-eclios. ass sa1ed AXE Pcs
sus --Ar-s a. oerF s1urs Not con.eas
rnta . iassGsrlls golley. r~pucia-lnz al
EropoaitCas 81 -s4a -s- Tie tar-f carefully
put1 = V.ssg merely - stop ne accum2la
tea n a s-aTpiu. "a tns Treasury, AID pro-
fr.lns - ths-rnsriv results hat coald oe
attained sG4F ~ reducing dates below The
Sr.lessti<s Soils alc ting ta- rar La
slen-Al prirc1pie ~ Tree Lrade. tie Southerc
Ismorrzcy a2saii-d nc Republican party
whore va str-1ges- Pretending &c
frst 70 favor oaiY reyenas reform. the
ecuthern leaders anf rulers % zoo Democ-
Faay showed tle os-lyes devoted - r4tsca4
= r', tfsls 49gras- fney veal back - The
es4 foctriaa of .-ntsp-0lecfion Eniro led %
sae ali inca-4oo movement IA S31lh Caro-
h1a laey demanded Legislation whcA
would seelre cleao goods for tae South az
tle ,ost ~ aly ililrT - the laoor aad cap
49, employed la Northern manufacturing
indusfTies- Taeg forced sas isses an tho
Esrft r.s -sera1ll-f n tone, - .nlf.I. AZ,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

The New York papers published the
Sactylle letter October - TIE next day
Secretary B4y4rd SAD the private letters Of
Lord S4r -v4s could aOl 10 noticed Uy TIA
G0vernmeut
The third and fourth DAYS Bavard taiked
Of tac personal opinion OF Sackvilie bean ?
wortllsss ..ad said Cleveland could Only
tlks ccgniE4ace ~ oficsai ut5ersnces
The E,t8 dag B1g1srd sad Lord Sa~kssle
must have forgotten hinseit 1t was IN
prudent
o. tae eighth day BavaTt said n wss q
matter ~ great selie-.-y, and must DC rec
eznned
On the ninth dev this appeared. Frurr the
New ! 0rk H>rI1 fD.m) IeTuiar Wash.
ing-on COrresponle0cc. October 20. Tho
following n the substance 0f a TELEGRAM re-
ceEved THIS morning By member Cf tho
Caolnc, from several members 0f tie Dem
ocratic National Cor-mltfcc IN Kew York:
49, " s-shlng'0n telegrnrs - tOdays m
pers are fno~t cl8arpoiniIng about the Sack.
vile natter. Does The President know that
The Irish vote i slipping oGt OF our hands
because ~ diplomatic shlll y-shailyingI see
l. ~ oace. Something Gust DO desc u
day"
On the tenth cay Cleveland ordered Bay
ard to norify Lord slcisvilLc 70 pack Up hls
carpet caZ an1 clear OCT
On the oleyeath day the Irian sal that
old Grover Rad waited 20 long The En-
gilsh voters sad that Cleveland was = pol
tr0cu Tor Iet;lng The Irish scare him
On tie thsTteeata day lie angry Irish and
the disgns5ed EaglsA aEI Scotch yote1 for
HarrIsoa
A has been well remarked. Tho whol.
story $ proof u tle stupfdity. scare and
desperation II me wretcbcdly incorspefcnt
people az - head % our Gogcrnroeut. VINO
have disgr-cec tleuzeives trylax 70 got
0ot OF tho scF4pc into winch thcy rot be-
cao-@ TIE AlTnluistralD1 OF Grover Clcve-
land has been n TOO close relations with tho
British TOries-shc points Of mnfral sy-n-
pathy bong free trade doctrine and run
aing governments On the minority Of the
people
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
a QUESTION or MEMORY.

A Miask- That th- Present Gen-rstion
Hss Fsrgott~n The War. or Takes No
Intsr-st IN Dispute. Growing Out % IT.
Ole q he truly -yo1 AID Voc mucwurDp
o-g.ns declares, - ~ thc 81. Louis C-oi>-
D,nsosrat th2t tho grrat civil Uar b which
the Cnl0n Sas preserved and slavery aboS
taaed hls como 70 - "ouly q matter OF hls-
tory, Lk- tns Ncxcso war, or sbs, var oc
1sl2.' ard tha, lie geacrafsoa row upon
The stage .'ta.1cs % interest N di-Dt,cs as
- tae attitude Of pub1e rocn towards Il .
The statement Is pr@postsros@ ono T. -
trle ,hat tho war in qacstlon ended ovsr
quarter - . oenturT ago and that a LARGE
proportion % - present voters havs 10
personal rccoiloc Ion % - trials and sacr1-
ices Bus q - not trus tnat these new
voters ars carch,-s o. IT, meaning and in
different regarding the actions of men w1c
were in public 1fs - thlttlmc ard who still
seek 20. lcai power AID honor The young
rlca who Are thrs accused Of irkeyvurul-
rcss wi1h respect 20 = conflict IL which
their ,a-hers foUgts aid died have 7 very
vivid sense % The imVorf eace OF that mem
oraei~ struggle. Tley know what opposi-
-ion % tho r-ri1n cause rpiica a. wen a. z
t1s batt.es ht3 taken riacs within the hast
fo.r Tclrs. Their knowledge u The matter
L. not been X sa1ed from books alone, bit
from tae zou.as q oyo- witnesses as wei.
and u1dsr gclf4ti0ns OF he usosx grave and
sUprsss.gs character.
These voters ~ new zsnerafion r-s
specially a. lcs - remember and % under
stand the s1ortuisY of Cooperh saeisrn The
s-o-v -the conduct of Northern Democrats
Ike voorhees, is not rcre matter of his
tory "a thaa. out thinE o.; distinct and
practical ints-es'. They are able % real.zs
how .oyai men f-it ~aan Lincoln vas de-
noun ,es and the Uatoa soldiers calumniafed
~ Demccrsar orators. arr thev fsei the
same wav today wn~n chose ors.srs bra
ren'r assume the r.ght 20 be accepted ~
rafrofs. N spit> - LAoss ofrsn--s II =
liie - suppose .sat the sons of tn- veterans
whose Services saved The UnsOa sod freed
fha slaves ars ready ~ conce5e thai IL
makes 10 differences # = man vas Copper
heed when - 80 A CoBDarhcad wa - bs
inhniteT more Uicked aud dsspicabis
than "A out and-out Confederate Tssy
do cars where 4 nan stood at that
fifnC and what srnd q rscord ne made for
preseut reading. The sentiment of con
tempt for those Who discouraged enlist
men a. reioiced over r~hri victories ant
uosssd tae su-erinEs % women and ehii-
drsn q - strenr w-h toem IA it wls
~-fh shsi~ fathers They caa not - IN
drcasi s' tni7S tsas IS IS crarer - axe An
ffrconserre<i view - sref fscts s.me.V he-
far se frev ai ret have ne-sorai rozu arc.
~ them These facts hara r-ssed NO sls-
tn--. 81 he sure-e~er iasr1z'v blsck -lth
SHIRE aet nfamF, out thas does oot 80
r.lF tfat tns pres-ns gene~ator = ircsra-
BE ~ seprs,rist.ng thou. or 6lsancirod %
fs i1em positive sao earnsss asseatson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

The folly Of iSS4 IS not rereatcd IN 1888
Upon Cleveland and his party tie Ameri-
can people have renarTed tlcir verdict
The corntry has declared. ~ the vote OF
ll.oO0. 900 fr-eraen. that four years OF Demo
cratic -rie - al u viii cndare. Democratic
incaDscity hypocrisy aud treason 70 pubiso
interests have been reoukcd A. the ballot
box
Protection rrrss1s free trade was The issue
in the canvass Tue country announces
Itself IN favor Of protection. The peop.e
declare, says the ST. Louis Giobs- Dcnocf af,
~ manner and with an emphasis which
VII cOupe the attention OF the DemocratIc
Administration and The Democratic Con
grcss, FOR TIE few days for which these
bodies are - remain in cxi3tence, that the
tarlH must lot De stricken down The
United States WILL not abandon the system
b. which it has been put, IN quarter Of a
centsry, Ia The FIRST place among thc indus
tgia nations of the globe
Al The power ard patronage of tho Gov.
eminent were pcrssstcntiy and shSnef.lly
employed la tie eadeavor 70 avert thu
wrath of tho Intelligent. decent and cnlight-
eued peop, of the country agains. the ab-
surdties, fo.les aod iniquiiics II the party
IA control Iais s-teElpt was vain. T. Wa
vain because ~ Nation ike ours. ia which
a. sovereignty iateras 10 the people. Ad.
uinsstrNtIoas and Con gresses arc created
o. toe people % 5s the representative aud
exponent or the peoples viii The Deno<,-
racT aroused the resentment Of the country
ADD Vas crushed. a. al c<her parties must %
which ostrsT The country's ooafdsnce. tar
nish tss conat-y's homer sod 3axraatly and
ostsntatousiy disregard the coantry's inter-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Underwear, soc.
\ Splendid Bargain in White MerinO ladies' 37sc.
Ladies' Fine MerinO, heece-lined, with Jersey
Sleeves 15c.
Fine Scarlet Natural Wool and CameIs Hair I'm
derwear at usual Popular Prices.
In Gents Offering Splendid Bargains.
4 special Grey Camels Hair Shirts and Drawers at
81 &c each
Fine White MernO Shirts and Drawers at 311s,
80, 62ls and 15c each.
\ Fine Scarlet 81 90 and S1.25 each.
Natural Grey, fine quality S1.25 each.
Gents Night Shirts so and : sc each.
InIaundried Shirts. double back and front, made
the best Cotton 4Sc each.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Black Silks.

We have received many new weaves and makes in
popular Black Silks and Satns and offering
fsne values for the Holidays.
Black Faille' Francaise. extra value 81 per yard
Finest quality S12J.
Black Satin Rhadama. rich finish sskc. 81, slips.
Satin Luxor ST. Sf.25. sf.3s% and $50 with which
w give "A written warranty against cutting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
25 CENTS EACH.

Fine Table Linens in Beached and German Cream
at 5Oc per yard.
Pure White Linen Damask and German Cresr
Damask full width at 62c and extra fine quality
Extra Value is now being offered in our blanket De
partinent to which cal the particular attention
ladies.