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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21
Charles +. Griffin at Knox.
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4ecfat TO the Indianapolis Journal
KNOX, Sept 20.-The Hon. Charles F. Griffin
Secretary Of State, addressed a large and en-
thusiasfic meeting at the courthouse at this
place. Mr.. Griffin has great personal popularity
in Starke county, regardless OF party, and the
citizens gave him hearty welcome. q rousing
attendance. and deafeping applause throughout
his speech. The audience was comprised in
large part Of Democrats who gave the speaker
eager ears, and seemed to indorse in great
measure his position on the infamous gerry
mander, the usurpation Of the Lisutenant-eov-
ernorship in 1885, and Clevelsnds hostile atti-
tude towards the boys that wore the blue. His
speech lasted fully two hours, and. when he
closed in On eloquent peroratiop. the audience
was reluctant to 60. Mr.. Grifin's effort .is the
ablest and most elaborate exposition Of the
sophistry OF the Democratic free-trade policy
that Knox has ever heard. The speech was
digniied and forcible throughout. was sup
ported by logic. and wss replets with facts
that are unanswerable he dissectsd
and demolished sntirely the Democratic pet
theory that the tariff is added to the price, by
showing from statistics that in every instance
the price OF the article protected 10 lower under
tie tariff than IL was before the tariff existed.
His fall, rounded and comp.ets sentences on
each issue we're met with loud applause. And
when he recalled the fact that of the two Demo
cratic members Of the last Legislature who had
the moral courage to vote with the Republicans
on the Roberteon resolution, StArks --countys
representative, Hon. Sylvester BrrtrAnT. was
Que, every body broke into a storm of auplauNs.
MIR. Bertran Was present snd witnessed the vius
dication OF his manly course by the citizens or
his county without regard 20 PARTY. Sfarke
county is abreast OF the Republican procesio
in their march 10 victory. Never was the,e
such enthusiasm arnous Starks county Repub
leans before. General Harrison's name 10 .
tower OF great strengtb here.
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THE CAMPAIGN In INDIANA
Anna Dickinson Discusses the History of
the Parties in Relation to Labor,
And Their Achievements in Behalf Of Free
dom, Liberty and Prcgress-Able Speeches
by Fsirchild. Tanner and Kenworlhy.
Gen. Bussey Makes Strong Argument
in the Interest OF Harrison and Hovey.

Hon. Roger Q. Mills Discusses the Tariff Qrss-
tion at Richmond. snd Senator Voorhees,
Addresses Fort Wayne Democrats
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Fairchild, Tanr er and Kenwortby.

special TO the Indianapolis Journss.
NoBLEsvILLE, Sept 2o-A large and enthu-
siastic meeting of Republicans assembled in the
court house yard this afternoon. and were treat
ed 10 eloquent and patriotic speeches BY Hon. w.
S. Kenworthy, of Iowa; Corporal Tanner, of New
York, and Gen. Lucius Fsirchild Of Wisconsin.
IL was a trio of speakers to which the audience
gave tho closest attention, and the mastery
manner In which the issues ot the campaign
were presented will bear fruit In November
Corporal Tanner, from his long-continaed serv-
ice in the]Grsnd Army pension comm ission, is
enabled to show how persistentiy Colonel Mat
son has thwarted legislation in the matter Of
pens,ons while General Fairchiid. by reason OF
his having represented the United States gov
ernment 10 England and his familiarity with
the deplorable condition OF English working
people. 10 enabled to contrast their condition
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WHEN INDICATIONS
FRDAY-Far weather stationary temperature easer gnds


The old Hooser State has stepped to the front this week
before 1t will continue to STEP but the great point
the point with the facilities for getting Clothes and
Hats and things
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= q = . HIea Pg7''s - 'Fess-
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A SERIOUS COMPLICATION.
What is TO be Done With the 100 Chi
aese On Beard she Areor

The arrival cf the STEAMSHIPS Aneun from
Alaska in few DAYS viii raise saSthe.
very serious complication eaEsed BIZ the
recent Yassage Of the Chinese exclusion
ae- The Aneon on the present trip Is ex-
peeted 10 bring loo Chinese from Alaska,
- about that number had engaged Esass-
age for the present trip, when the Aneon
Was last North VIXEN the ship sasIes. for
Alaska the bill had NOT yet become q iass
and was hardly expected TO. 70 Can
tain Carroll undoubtedly has accepted
the Chinese Passengers The Gus
toms authorities. knowiag that . large
number OF Nongolians were coming Town
on the 4nco1. tsjegraphed the state de-
partmenf for Instructions immediately
alter the passage Of the exclusion bill The
department wired hack Instructions not 10
Jet the Chinese land. This ruling Is based
on the fact that the steamer calls 1t
the British pssrts Of Sauainz0 and Victoria.
and that the Chinese have fhrs not come
direct from 81 American port If this in
depreciation Il feiiowed out. the Chinese
can neither be landed en- the sound nor re-
turned to Alaska. aud they cannot be put
ashore IN British Columbia without; csrtia-
Gates or the payment of $50 per bead VERY
fer OF teem VIII probably be provided
with the necessary so, AID the Pacific
Eeesf steamship Company sill undonns-
ediy object to pay ing the $50 necessary 10
get them ashore on british soil The o1iy
other course which seems feasible is 10
charter ship and pack them of 10 Chine
Otherwise. possibly, the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company viii be obliged to
board and lodge them for lie Gu the An
cen and carry them lack and forth 10
Alaska, or wherever the ship may be sent.
Capt Carroll is a man OF resources IN an
emergency, and may be able u solve thu
problem when Il ix presented 70 him.
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TIE new PosToFFICE.
There VIII De Little Further Deisy in
Establishing II,

III tho Ifesetit favorable weather GOA
tlnuss for four or five days longer, the last
coat Of pisssering viii he put on the walls
Of che Boston block. and then there will be
short work OF laying the iio0r aud setting
up tAs fixtures of tao new pgsio2ier Re
feffing 10 the Increased accommodations
% b. afforded, NJ Hcrmsu Chaplin said
Yesterday 10 Northumberland re-
porter.
''fhe posta1ice AxFnfes viii cost about
1850 I accepted ihe highest Of fonr bids,
tina; 81 the Florence Manufacturing Com.
pany Of Ckieaga, their plaa seeming 10 me
The best The aiginvs are - b. Of ash
with polished brass gates 20 The delivery
windows, the boxes to have plate glass
fronts 9ith numbers ground IA Tie giass
no iWo KEYS Riike There VIII be q separate
reesa sog the money order and postal note.
etc, business ofdcrtd % more boxes
than We were asked % give when gave
the order fag thV fittings, and ~ long aro
as AnguSt s. ! saw the need 81 more boxes
in the immediate failure. and ordered 10
more, aud since that date have written
three times urGslle AnHin ia delivery 81 the
additional sqNls, 50 that enc job could he
made OF paiting up the hxiuFcs. Ehe
hiiings have been here for two months
waitine for the c5Mplrii0n OF the Building.
and the only rCasgn can think ~ WIZ
the additional boxes have not come i
because tbs company Is pressed with bust
ucss. and ustiess have "a take their turn la
haiuw fifasi -
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NAVIGATION NOTES.
Temporary CAangasia 0. R. & n. Boats
The Fleeewccl to b neac9elsa.

The sicapcr Diympian has been ten
pofadly Withdrawal frla the Nictsris
route - enable en- Inspection go he made
81 hes eyiinder The piston hes been
pounding foT several Gsys and il was
thought rfudsut 20 hold an examination
before aay damage Is done The steane,
North Pacific. which has been on the
Olympia route for few days WI take ihe
place - ibr oiYmp.ap To-day the Has
ward. which has been having some WORK
3une ga lsr boiicrs. wil go GA THE oiyu
f,in fuu aEaiu, and fhe hassa,p, watch he's
iseru ou the ways having nor hog chains r.
pairtl wiii 50 ga ths scattl e-laeaua rulsse.
IA ,Eess!as thn Cpipme.a r..fg bar sae
broke her hoE rhaias. FaHy were ieIs-
fssrarliy repaired a. Astoria. o. which poii1
she returned, Sgl t0eT have usE beea
spliced aud ,ishieued
When tl3e stasemcu. that iae steamer I
j Potter Vas 20 retufl 10 TIE taluuhia
tlvef Was Hysi prhlisAs'i "a tAtse columns
Il Was siiScretsfiud av many who FaiaS
thev are Tcil Informed 10 steamboat mat
ters. bHf the statement has since beeu cox
arfnca Is tEe vsrT hisheSf authority.
Hecosiar tired al waiting for tbs
steamer Cndiue, Capia'n haich has iasa
iar fleet sc1a UP in order % 7iace her il
dzsgclass SHAPE for aeF winters work,
llef boiler + - be sHtac8 around. hei
peyges increased by ea iaFging her cylinders
ami her tett0m Is % be rcfsstened and n
esnikeA. Material alterations " u also b
usaae in her upper works. and she VIII y
freshly painted ihrGH Ehea'. Wcrs 3 III b
pushed 81 sapisile As possible. huf y VII
firptahlr require SIX weeks aefofe she j
again really tn go ca her seattle uiyrifia
fnafe
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Mortgage leans Hotze Fire Ina CO.
There viii be a SPECIAL nseefine 81 Il.
Ls,aFa 81 ssirtesssx Of the T. NJ G. 10
night Al ) O'Clock.
The DeuocFats had rally At Pasatfn,
HsI hall Saturday evening. Gilman
biasiie assd Others spoke.
Hsfner & Dls'non Is the only real ess Al.
ssrn IN the city that raske a speciality 81
dealing Ia business property.
The schooner TsazsE left yesterday even
Ing for Co1peyfiEe, where she viii Iesd !
cargo OF potatoes for this port
the steanef Queen city nnslerwenf he,
annual Inspection yesterday and Wa
found to be IN Erzt-class condition.
fae fair for the benefit OF the Women ),
Relief Corps viii opca a. Turn verefn hal
Tomorrow evening. Il twin continue Dur.
ing thursday asfeinoen and eTensng.
George y. Abbstt yes1ersAy fled an n,
pliesfien ia the probate eOurt for letters 81
ADMINISTRATION On TIE estate 81 Wiiiiasr u
Abbott, who died in this eify september 10
last The estate amounts 70 ai,ouf 500
Marriages licenses were isEsEeti yesser5ay
Tor Charles W. Austin and Miss Eva gisk-
ard. and Warren l. Gaxzasn and Lula Yea
ton. al OF this city. The Gazxsm- eaton
wedding VIII be held a. the Episcopal
church this evening.
Sunday morning the enclosed passenger
4
road. The damtnies aad cars run loaded
nearly As heavily a. tae dummies did when
running sl0ne- The ears Gre neat IA ap-
pearanee, and bear a conspicuous sign gu
Top reading. lake Washington
Seatsie's coioyed citizens intend TO show
on which ride they stand ia this cam
paigB. Ia another plaee call Il published
iuf meeting to b held al the Republican
Headquarters. Ia the Yesler-Ls4ry block
Tomorrow evening Cor the purpose u or
gaining political campaign club.
Locomotive No. <. beiongiHg to the seat
Tie. Lake Sb0Fek Eastern kafiwav cafnpa-
n. was placed Oh Dat ear YESTERDAY, for
snipiusnt ~ spokane Falls, together xith
With three box cars 81 railroad material. %
b. used on the read over there. No. ; j. a
small locomotive, and viii be used at spo-
Kane FailS A. yard engine.
The ship Dlnc Jacket arrived from san
FrNElelsco yesterday with b9ilers aud ma
cisfsefs Or the Back Diamond miasS
she will load h.aek Diamond coal Tor san
Francisco While unloading heavy boiler
cne 81 this blocks gave say, aud a portion
81 II gave Hay. siTikipg a 'iSagshofciaan on
the forehead, inl.ietiiiS an ugly bat aot
serious wound.
Mr. !. ORR. al the irm Il Otter & co,
SnohoinisiI, i ia the clfs endsaForIng 10
settle Up some business matters with tap
i4tn Cove soAs weeks ago apfsin fgove,
who IL IN She sieambaaiiug busi8eks
loaded several Thousand aollass' worth 81
goods belonging 10 otter & Co. on barge
to be lowed TO snOhomfsh, but the barge
leaked Gn4 the goods became damaged.
and row a big lawsuit Is likely to aT0W
Z ont uf tbs unfortunate matter
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AN oRrERY LOT OF THINGS.
4 Poor Cripple Robbed Pawnbroker's
shon Entered.

One Of the meanest acts yet rerpesraied
By mean let II thieves Was the FObbjug ol
poor old Fred Johnston. the paIaiyxed fruit
dealer, who earriesan business In the base
meut II The Columbia house. Sunday even
Ing. Juzl as be was closing up for the
might, twp men stepped into the stand, aud
one asked iars pound al grapes When
Tbs old man weighed them cos the fellow
Increased bis order 20 three pounds. and
haaiy 70 niea POUNDS When the old
NAB Inid his customer ihai be did not
hase that amaun. VI gfapus on hand the
Fellow started 81 without any Nhiie he
We thus cfnpiafinT tha Ola mnn's sttpn-
teu, ihe pthtr fellow bad stolen sii from
NJ 5dhHstaus launey box juNf as ths
a.g aan discovered BIS los, gifl stepped
" aud asked f0g ccuis worth % taucy.
hisirsaFdius Ter Mr. ighnFou started Ia
pursuit al the rien Who hal robbed hlm.
but being a tfipa'e could make has liitie
htelNaf. He reported ;le matter 20 the
Police. M arrests have been iaade- u i
eiainle8 The risl who wanted the esnd y
can ieutiiy h. thieves. and Johnston de-
elsffs that be can ii Ae sees them
Naefl MaHop g t0., VawnbnBkegs a. &c
SeAih SeeeHd street. apriteH NJ shop yes
tesiay morning. theg discovered that
Watches aau other lewcify aarftgstlng be.
tagcn $50 anG s.0 ia Va,ua. haa been
kieleii. Neither members ~ She firm had
visited the shop since SATURDAY. uista and
leN % not kBow Whfn the hurgiRrg wa,
t0Mmisled 40 entrance was effected
tfuntb rear window.
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yELI- flwsIoxE PAX n rrroBrR

fae Northern Pacific railroad in couaee-
ten with the Yellowstone PARK Assoeis-
ten hare arranged % furnish Transports.
uoa and hafrl aeeoal szoaatissns tares. zf,-
out the PARK <rriag oeFoeer Il, sreafl- re-
cueet rates Passenger trains win make
the ruund trin, Livingston TO Csnnahar and
refurz. On Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Ssfur-
days and q Eve days rip fz0u Ciauabzr
70 the principal points OF interest in the
PARK can be made al an expense not 70 ex-
coed Sc The rail rate from 81 Paul. Min
aesr0lis, Duluth or Ashland on the east.
and Portland and Tacoma on the west, 70
csnEabar and retgrn, viii tie $50. aud from
intermediate points one aud one~f;f fiji fares,
but not TO exceed Sc
Tickets VIII be en- sale NJ 10 and inciud-
ing October 8. Parties going into the PARK
should call on c. :. HeEeriin, agent y T.
=. K. Immediately on arrival az Liyinss-
ton. For fan particulars inquire OF A D.
Charlton, assistant general passenger
agent, Portland, Oregon, or 4. chiiberx,
-eafsfe
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pERsoNaL

Miss Alice Goldssaigh Of Portland Is vis-
it!eg Mrs. y. Gatxert
MIS-. w. e. slairc aud daughter, Miss
Margerie. leis Lion, y. A., yesterday for
seetfie.
SIR. W. H. nixoa Of - Paul, assistant
$500, ss'slat ~ Afeat ~ tne tlsssl.V'
travelling ageat of the eoupaHs, arrived
here last uigAt.
Mr.. John " Myers eg aell!nsham Bay Is
"a thc city. He reports that the prospects
in that vicinity are frightening wonder
fully Strangers from toe East are coming
IN rapidly and tfs has citizens are rei3ie.
Ina
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j ss g nls sessn a. Prof fnxrzhs.ass resE
dessce 10 North seattle. Wneu t<eswees,
Plne and sfewesr streets. on serrrad. three
men spTang up n front Ct rim. Ose ssrr,rs.
hi1z With hi at and kasexed him da,rn
ara - ~ fell. struck hsza wIsh 4 sks,s So
which rendered him unconscious 1T s.,.,ss'
Eiase ~ Zen ne recovered his senses re
osfs, and stssf he had been re7seve5 "a xxs,g
70 cash His bead and face are se~r3sly
bruised arzd swollen Taere Il rs5f FrsTrk
likelihood Of tie thieyes being eatIrssT -
y Fss - dark Thar NJ RAo&fes eszid Isos
Fseognizs one Of fheEn- -
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LETTER FROM TIE .s9ASDoT.p NAV.
Ug TIE NORTH rAcIFs1. Ex-NAYOE


-zATTlxs Sept T.. ISIS.
AaF7rg constantly - answer letters a.
nzE1ry ia relation % D. !. Euxese Ior-
da9 ard tAe En1Hy cf1ssx rere--ed hy his
hlstssTeDe.ze SFssEEa cf Medicine beg 10
take these means - answer AL sach u;.es-
Ha1<. teEsf.
| have a44 TIE hn1or sad psezSure az &c
intimate asQsazztance with Dr. :. Eurene
Ss-sssn for ssFsrzi years He Il 4 gentle
fnz1 81 e1lsars and refinement asa the
peer Of aEyoEs II the medical profession
Many Of tire wgrd<rfni cares which arr re-
E.yrse1 IA his paasssAed sosuz7e entitled
ne Entire EesosEkson Ct Medicine are
personally xnown - zne- DR. gardau's
s'zc~ess IN tais part Of me esantry with his
grznd Hisfkszsnet3e syszeza Is certainty EE-
varalselsa9. and whsfe an ueishssr a
prophet aar the son of chs venture 20 pre-
DICT that the TINE 4 not far distant wasn
hts Es<sngezefSc syE-ee vii - the stan
da-d madeleine Of The d4y with The fa.es.s-
E-Ss e1zszez- Fsecffts1ly Teurs.
~ Vrsx-
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ANoTHER pEcLlNATIoN
J.F. Nannsng Refuses TO Ran OF the
peouir Ticket


r Muanlng, thc noaainec ~ The Pec-
PIES PARTY fer mes ber ei she Legislature.
has declined e. make The ran, ia the
following letter
sakTraE. Uci r.. ISIS.
ClAnNSCE MERnaH. Esg. .-Dhaltman ~
the county Cemtatgiee ct the Peoples Far
~ % kiag Ganaty, Mc--i, fae undersigned,
hereby resign as a candidate Tor She ieEis-
lasuFe on tae Peoples pBr's ticket, Tor tae
following reason
The platform sn3 resolutions aGoried by
The convention which honored me with
rs nomination. declared that complete
ana thuroughlS independent ticket. free
irpra anv endorsements - hlanks IN FAVOR
~ aus candidateut any other party, should
DC f,tit ia the Hcid IS TIE Peoples ticket
The ticket as changed ever bs thirteen
candidates. aud as announced to TIE ffst1
lrtss, openly Violates these expressed de-
mAras II ilfe Peoples patty, lnasiaNeh as
it leaves blanks ia iayof q. and endorses
Some nominees q the Democratic party.
ttnsicT tnese U3Ccumg tsnecs, aHa hsslas
Eraaailaedly in favcr 0f thoroughly tn
aependont tickci, ! consider tt nay Gnty -
ms principles af she Peoples party, ~
wei a. tA niy owu, b decline being eou-
ueet,si Nfih any saeA aeket
lts,seejruliv. :, r. MANNING
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Precinct Officers.
King County
Republican Meetings

TUE PEOPLE or KING COUNTY WILL
i he addressed by the candidates Of the
Republican party and ether able speakers
at the following times add places:
Ren1on. Tuesday, Oct. Is, 7;se =. m
salmon Bay, "Wednesday, Oct IL. 7;S1 p. m
Juanita, THURSDAY. Oct. is, 80 p. N.
Houghtou. Friday. Oct. 10. : 20 .. m.
Redmond. saturday, Oct. -. 7 % ,. M.
Gilman. Monday. Oct -. 7.So p. m.
Fails City. Tuesday. oct 3. 7.;ze p. N.
Hop Ranch, "Wednesday. Oct. q. 80 p. m.
Tolt. THURSDAY. Oct. -, 80 p IN.
DuvAlis. Friday. Oct. %. 80 y. m.
Cherry Valley. Saturday, Oct, =, : 80 p. M
Vashoa. Monday. Oct. -. 10 p m.
Boutwell,. Tue sday, Oct q. % p. m,
Worthwhile, Wednesday, Oct. Fl. 20 p. m.
By order OF the cauutF central commit
e.. r. X. ALRERF1JN, Chairman.
J. 7. NiTcHEIL. Secretary.
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GaANp EXCURSIONS

Excursion tickets. good for six mouths,
siill On sale Euing via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Pa
elac, Union Pacific aud Denver & Rio
short Line or san Francisco. or southern
Pacific. through California. and BY rail or
boat from san Francisco 70 Pnge. sound, at
from 40 TO sl22 % Tickets nsw on sale
via 81 Paul, Chicago. Omaha. Council
Bluffs Kansas City. Denver. salt Lake. 0g-
den, =. Louis. II Paso, Deming. san Diego.
san FRANCISCO and other principal cities II
the Union Ticket Office
A. cHELBEEs. Agent \. p RR,
Corner Nil end CON Elal.rs.ial sfrl...fs
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AGAIN CONTINUED.
saeas Preliminary Examination Set
for Thursday,


Tor Thursday,
Tie prehmiilety ckamlnsiioa of jaha
Shes, accused 81 oompucis ia the occi.
dea'ai Hotel burglary, was assjn eautia-
aed IL Justice Sosc7bceg's eaati yesierslay.
tais time until g.. VA. Thursday Captain
Weoleyy asked Cor q continuance, owing 70
Ns AhseBce rf material evidence Tie
sets, however. lhat taefe Is 40 doubt Chat
Shea VIII ho convicted. TIE Portland ~
ifc seem % tg ruc<4sae very peculiar
eon'e j teis laatttc Gttt Mitchell has
friaaiedly tsitErarhei to lhen % asceF-
salh aay nj ae po5gJf lopui oH thc
person ~ Chegtes Martin. Vi hu was asrcsts 5
y fefilsnd, crt5 sn7nar'i witz tAe 5es g.fs
lea forwarded lo PORTLAND IL tse fmnEs
si9tcn from tIe Occidental hGiai. hUl he
60 unaf'f ia fatn eav reptiles So
~ n1lia tsFl ngf 3 pt ieaorslF &C ise
- tsat tWV ej ,3a wAtaHs have he g
s2chtiH5a as ila of 3r au3 Mrs NaWh
- {" - tn"a 500 Ntfa victims 20 taS
s'elsrtsi eIt s iigub}lu eeat "a
w ifcs 81 NafiA sea 81 aur teg
ah3aa ett IiH1 e' 6is Watches O.
fofi lt'i, Hs D atrtcttlaE e. ss.t4 e.
Peal e his ees aaar tta'
'pis t-al there q tat aEeins'
&4Ion t1 t'resa-- aF3 hal lsAtit g. go q
~ N'a'tfitlaf, .-FW tarr2
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y v ~ 4 SYer.-Frssk SFasth naa
u Ford were pisyias e9sino Ia 4 Washing
ten street sasgoa sunday afkernoos. waen
Trey gef Into . dispute over a sfx sras
FORD eiaizned that Il gas = fsssr-4rs,s. vile
smith sssEIutAias6 fbas Il was SIX. Ties
settled fbe dispute according 81 MARQUIS ~
e9ueenssaFy Fzses and YESTERDAY Egssrnd
themselves IN t1sslee sssseri,erxs eours
eFassh vas discharged ar,s Pod sac faass
s15. whlea re Tsafd.
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Aezs-S. Graham & Dasiton's Immense
stock Of carpets are daily arriving from
New York. ana the way they are selling
them - simply immense This eaferpris-
Ing tim desire great deal OF credit for
carrying sJlcal an assortment Of al kinds Of
wall paper, CARPETS. frames. etc. as can
only * had outside os san FRANCHISE aud
New York
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A. wheeiwsf<hs. Eco. 81 Tses-zsa. zzsss
Hon y frexsa Of spokane FHsls
II Fsz VII he zfn1 eneuxh 30 signify
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TAKE ELEVATOR.
CIoaks, HsWmaIksts & Wraps

We have exclusive styles
and the ONLY STOCK in
this city. Our styles and
fits are the best in the
United States.
French Model Garments,
the richest production of
Partisan Modistes.
A great variety Of Seal
Plush Garments and also a
choice lot Of Garments made
of cloth and Broadcloth.
We have a great bargain
in an all wool Jacket, in 20
different patterns, at $500.
We have a great run on
them; they are worth $500.
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