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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-18
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There xsIl Ne asserting Fl the baxr1 AZ
/ tFs4i< sl1ss eTcninz
Last nixks 81 the wanasns Relief Gers
fair II TBFn v<resn hsz
Frohsfsfioaixss haxe rxllx 1t tie orwrz
hfsszss To- n rsvm eveninz
0na rnoEs night II The JurensEe Opers
G9snp pans ssiaxfgrc fsstx eTeuinx.
Ths reyeaze cutter wAirott steamed Into
tl.r AsFoeF yesterday ~ her usaai supply
ef fuel
=. DasY wxs fenseneea 10 work In TIE
cHsta sang fgf - ds5s yesterday By sgst1ce
40fses. Tor iuztneEns expaSs.re
Tie Soidea RnIe Baxsxx has bees a rsx.s
81 TIE contract Of furnishing the sa.xnz
nosFztal - SseSsaescm wiki erockery.
Tie saemDers q tie Gzanf aepnssiexa
Tub Viii rssSt At 0esessisatss square al -
ArEaerr.
Al saeEatefs Of the ffaFrfsoa and Morton
CAB 81 the FGssFsA werd are requested 70
Hassef ~ the engfue house s. O'Clock fAis
eFeEtlg
Retsriag from business after II years, !
VII 0assT nv entire s1eck ~ zaesi0n, cor
fneneaHg tAis ssessiag. Diamonds, watches,
gstFesTy Gf9q silver are Eh3s &ahex-
Marriage licenses wrre txsnef yesters nv
for x. q. Fssfway Of Slaughter and Mi
Louisa J. Spencer 81 s@affse, and Warren
]. Hastings ef Port townsend and Mis-.
kleAste < Cox cf thsz cisy.
The steamship Nfifaingt0a arrived here
from Depa-fure bsg yesterday, on her way
- san FEsnessso. Captain Gage states
fAaf fae great eeBa61d for Goa a. the
Esines was the eaazs OF his 1klaT.
Capt. IA Jensen new ting J. e Borden
got steam IN her boilers yesterday ard Is
expected 20 make her trial nip to-day. she
i fitsed With compound engines and Is ex-
pectea to he speedy ~ vel Is powerful
Robert Turner, James Haley and James
Moore are BeS arrivals as iiae coanty Jail.
They were held far the grand jury by
Justice Hart OF Slaughter, fer fobbing
. store - that place. The piunder has
been recovered.
Mr.. q. l. Garter. 8 United states agent.
specially Delegated u lock after claims
for Indian depredaafuns committed Ia
lHss GA the sound, .ts IA seattle Is pres
enf seeking iasoFmaiteu relative - sud
claims. and taking tesslraoEy Of the eiAina-
ants, and others eeZniksns 81 The facts IN
such eases.
4 donkey seciabse u certainly q novelty
ia the social line. but saeh an ea.ertaia-
meat wlli be given al Plymouth Congre-a-
tioaai church Friday eyealnK. A good
programme Is being arranged. and though
q donkey s1csAole, there t. no danger q
any kicking, for admission is free and no
collection viii be taken. The pnblle Is
generally invited.
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GRANn ExcrRsloNs.

Excursion tickets, good for six months
still On sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Pa
cific, Union Pacific aud Denver q Rie
GrGnde, the great scenic route. and Oregon
Short Line or san Francisco, or southern
Pacific. through California. and by rail OF
boat from san Francisco 10 Puget sound, al
from $50 TO Si22 80 Tickets now on sale
via ST Paul. Chicago, Omaha. Council
Bluffs, Kansas City. Denver. salt Lake, og.
den. 81 Louis. FL Pasa. Dening. San Diego
san Francisco and other principal cities al
the Caion Ticket office
A. CafLBEkG. Agent n. P. RI,
Corner Mil and Commercial streets.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
arxp nrs ORGANIZE HARRISON
ssD xoRTus Clue.
-..vE. hy n Denocrasi~ Politician
....t sls Peoples rarty which
-, a. Hin No Geed--1hird ward
r..,x x..uighs--campaixn Setes

s..~s and enthusiastic meeting 81
-.sz.sa estissrs was held a. the EeFue-
-. -. igitsse Toons lss-exening fSrtae
- - 81 esea1s King 8 casspaira ci,sb. :.
llss'Ils.,s essie.I the rleetiaz 10 or'3e- ard
q s's esertxss cassfzsn- Z. D. Hall was
- ssesxtzry snd Charles Waterford
c 1.'.,snt seesetsrs Maj gtnehart was
.-.ss-t ty invitation aaG Inade = Toassng
49, II, talked for an hour aud 4
..-s .na wss frequently interrupted
1l. .~. a. be nails telling points. A
p ~ sssassks sgas rendered him fer the
~: e. y psy5a Fletcher, =. G. Collins.
1 1z.ssss Rrosgri u Jones. 4. y. Hal, y.
Z 1.,rrse a. = Freeman. W Carter and
y -. -. ..s.ae sf'-s speeches. showing that
q $3.50 esfizsns 81 seattle arg sflE
- +, III party which has always been
90 80 = seelarra.oa II principles aad b.
- 80 he fIarrssop legion were adopted
~ "a r;s.s. gSs christeDed the CSlorei
-.'-.sss,r. ssd Morton Club Of Seattle. The
tn. ss..-,,. Eamed officers were elected
= q .s'f7irsr. uresidens. s. D. Jones, frst
'...r.ns5fIes.f. D. r. fletcher. second vice
~. si!,srs e. b. f5all, secretary; Theodore
Esss~fgrd assistant secretary. Luther
rsris srsress, { alarms, There we're ~
se1i.-sss f..fizens present..
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FIFTY DAYS EACH.
Two Thieves and Jail-Brsaksrs Sen
fenced.

John Lyons and Thorass Walters en-
tered a room occupied by Louis secori, 3
swiss, ut the Railroad lodging house, on
Msin street. Tuesday night aud proceeded
10 appropriate everything OF value in the
apartment. seconi was lying asleep on the
bed. They teok his vest from beneath his
pillow, hts coat aud bat from ehslr. and
were stripping him OF his trousers when
he awoke. Seeoni sprsng out OF bed and
the two thieves made their exit They
were promptly arrested. however. by Of
hcer Holden aad taken TO the city Jail.
They did not fancy theic quarters aud pro
ceedea 10 entertain themselves. They
tafned everything upside down In the
jail, broke ali of the locks GU the cells and
then. ms there were no ether worlds 20 con
qner, decided 10 leave. discrimination
to leave Is. OF course, al that is necessary
on the part OF prisoner confined at the
city Jail. They removed some bricks IN
the wall aga in ha8 an hour were back
down town. A yag. named Miller. who
had only tive more days to serve, followed
them ont and has not since been seen By
the police. Lyons and Walters met 0giicsf
Holden again. however, aud he immcdi-
ately took them Ia charge aud locked them
MP IN the eonnfy Jail Yesterday Justice
sBIerbtrg sentenced them Tor 50 days each.
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pERsoNAI

The Misses Kirk and Mr.. A. I. Dixon Of
Kirkland were IL the ely yesterday.
Mr.. A. G. eaads Of Tacoma, manager OF
the Sunset Telephone Company, was Ia the
city yesterday.
Mr.. e 4. stEoHf, manager of the Puget
Soand Ice WORKS. returned yesterday from
q trip 70 san Francisco.
Mr. M. ) Drew 81 Port Gamble Was IN
seattle yesterday visiting bis son, who Is
attending the university.
AsssTs. o. {. Hastings, l.. w. Hassings
and Frank Hastings, 81 Port Townsend.
speat yesterday N Seattle.
Mr. and Mfs. D. J. sankman. OF Posi
BlAkely, sasai yesterday To seattle. and
ATTENDED tEe opera lazs evening.
Miss Afsbss Drew and Miss May bowling
Of Port Gamble are al The Occidental
They came 70 SEATTLE b visit Mss Emma
White. daughter 81 Mr. james White 81
Port Gamble, VI DO Is attending school here.
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YEIIowsroNR PARK Ty ocToRER

The No-tAers Psei6c railroad in eornec-
ton with the Yellowstone Park Associa-
ten have Arranged - furnish transroria-
tion and hotel accommodations through
out the Park anrsag 0escAef AZ greatly re-
enced rates. Passenger trains with make
tina round trim, lIEiugS1oa 70 CinaAaar and
refnrs. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ssfur-
days. and Eve days trip from Cinrahar
10 the principal psl1ts Of interest in the
park can Be made n en- expense rot 10 ex-
ceet 80 TIE rail rate from - Paul, Min
uezFois, Duluth OF Ashland en- the east,
and Portland aud Tacoma on the west. TO
CinnEbar and retnrn. viii he SO, ami from
intermediate points one and oae-ffth fares.
bat not TO exceed Sc
Tickets VIII De en- sale up To ani includ-
ing October =. Parties going into the park
shoaid cal on c. 3 HeaeFsin. agent y. +.
4 R., Immediately on arrival AZ Livinrs-
ton For fun particulars inquire OF A. u.
Charlton, assistant general passenger
agent. Portland, oregon, or A. Chiibcrg,
Seattle
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Ny bop house and hops that we're in
sured ia the state Insurance Company, OF
Salem, Or, for 81 .0aa. were burnt Scpsem-
Der Il. | immediately notified their agent,
J. H. Netxier. Of Seattle, who adjusted the
less and n few aaYa later handed me a
cheek on the First National bank 81 Port.
lans for the full amount cheCrfally
recommend the company 70 those needing
Insurance as prompt and lair dealing
company. JAHEs HknRIs.
Tg,ff NJ r
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LETTER FROM THK -GR4xDoLp NAY
or IHE NORTH PACIFIC. Ex-NAY0R


SxArTzE. sep< n, fSSa
Having cnrssa1t4y 10 answer ieszer< Of
i1aRiry IN relxssUa "a Or. J. Euge1e ycr-
dag ard the ms1s s5res reported By his
Hlxs1gsaesSe System ct Ne<9srsue. teg 70
take skeae snex1z 10 sGswer Al sneh eaex~
lions. tskwit-
hare ksa The Saaar 1rd pleasure Of The
initiate xseExs1tanEse z1za Or. J. Euge1e
Jordan tay several years lie II q se11le-
sa4n 81 enssHre ard refinement and tie
peer Of any1ss In the medical profession.
&kzy 81 TIE wonderful e1res nksch are ~
Tssrsr9 IN bis rahssshesi volume entitled
The Entire EHraszssn1 81 Medicine ere
fsrseaslEy kz9=z - ne Dr. Iorizn's
sz.ces-< IN this part q tie esaafry with his
grad Hisf1geBef5c xrs<en Is certainly Ur-
paFalleseS1- and while I an neither q
prophet Der Tie son Of one venture to Pre-
czes thai the tine = not fzr distant when
kss II sfeeenesie srs-en VIII he the ssaa-
ds-d medicine OF the 5sv With the fntslli-
Eens eznsxes. Esspeez fzsfy xoarx
Il n II. yrS1Kr
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Rally At saLscS BAS-The Republican
nilv At salmon iiay Lass esenjng was a
,sest decided sneccss, and the delegation
ffom tie cir = no attended came home
Delighted atia their visit. TIE school
hon was erezsied. there being a number
of ladies III the audience. The meeting
was enthusiastic, aud Mesa-r. kinnear 4
0sipera faade ringing speeches. ~ the
De,noeraf.e meeting held a fen evenings
AGO. IaeFa Hele hsIt tHo Democrats pres
ent The Republicans were assured q
laFes iaaisTisg Ii ihe salmon Bay preclnet-
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In the basement, First
Floor, California and East.
ern Blankets, Down Com.
fOrtables, Cotton Comfort
ables, Lap Robes, at whole
sale prices.
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HuAegSSN FvgSc Charles NtiGefsky,
vse rlssirg husband, has been heard fr9m.
ne y worAlag al bis trade as 8 blacksmith
a Iaeeuls aad Nir koch. ~ TIE iHaYra
sslgasi, aas si,tea hila faat his vie a04
AMY are hese aa1 are ruCh ular@et al
eaeag failure n sind birs. WN&nisky az
nts3 Ia seattle frpfn tie fasi several
sas1.1s aE4aa Fsceqtly wrote 81 h.s uiie
taeFfas and flla E{ie. she aEf3sra Win
siit s;3'at tlllts shout twa week. ara.
az ssee her arglyul here as tsseG puaela
y saa ANY tfaf &C her husband. Nrs
nisaisSy used ai - acg available rsesns
- fssoias sere aud Wss Obliged o. SEEK
S1F.eSHent si sao White house lu Noy}a
seatste, VIII 81 tali,fla Weal scei b. tar
nspAans' h5Hte.
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..coaRUpT, NoE-TAxPAYIEG MEN.
ss;s 4 whst z. T. blaine Said Of the
Peoples Party.

IN wedeesssy. Oct. 9, ISs6. L. ,. Blaine
- ! delegate 10 the county Democratic
saasen,scn. uhiea was held in Yesler's
~ Besiah Brown was president, and he
: sanuea with many other Democrats
,bouaist it useless 70 put ticket In the
40 dseming It mere expedienf 70 en-
xa-se the end dates nominated BY the Peo'
r,a,s osrtr, Ar. ElAine. who now poises as =
shss.raon Of fhs Peoples party. bitterly
s,r.s<d this action. and In referring to the
pz,e,.s.s party, said: There seems
q & a efFart here to work this con
ss.fiaa in the interest of 3 ticket
.ssred IN she field by the most corrupt
l,.ss az 1ofi.taxpzyiDg men thai ever Is
ssmbied ia tAis city. refer 70 The 80
ssilsd People party"
Thss il Mr. Biaine's exact Language,
tste,, Nv the reporters at the time and pub
i,sbesi tie following day. Mr. =. II. Peter
saa az present ~ the convention N the
Iassfest 81 The Peoples party. AMI can
r,,,eh lar the correctness Of the quotation.
TO v.aYs ago tne mca who are rev en-
aorvsng M. Blaine for an Important Office
wrre denounced by him as the most cor
mt body u n0n-tazpay Hen that eser
ssssmbiesi Ia y convention. However. Mr.
WsIue was oFesraIed BY wiser men. The
P<ap.e's psFty candidates, those who. ar
eors;sux q Mr Eieiae. were nominated by
: ras;b,*f eorfayi uen.taxpayers, were en-
aorxefslyy the Democratic convention and
ssefs one Of tasfu, xith one exception,
eistssd
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heegs Bleed Puriaer. Eeg-s Cherry
Cough syrup, Beges Tropical Oh. Beygs
Liver Pills, 81 ggS German sslye and Beggs
Celebrated Remedies for sails and war.
Tansed by HasbEoueS & Co., Barnes & Co.
DEaos 4 son ana CoMpsiau e CO.
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To do fun Justice to tie prescription de-
rar,ment 81 their establishment. TIE
stewart & Holmes Drug GO. eBd i neces-
ssry 10 keep their store opea all night A
competent F-esgFintioB clerk VIII b. on
hand az all hOurs: 90 Fgont street.
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DAIiEOAB. MINING WATER WDzEE.
Ia Typographical. h-s2ges sewerage ard
i rs.inags en- lizEeTtng Esxs1 special E7+es-
sioa- c.sy szepsSfy q i@E6s szrvsTeo er
ssessfssdsd EeEs and rneeaAsszes1 drEw-
iags. eax4exsng sa4l ntse pr a<s : ssci4itf.
Tsyxus I D y.laes AMI 1ars ElNATE 9r Ass1
Rooms - ana 81, Yeslss-Lezry elock- seat
ts-W.T. iEs IN.
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DRESSGOODS

The first and most i'm
portant Bargain we have to
offer this week is 10 pieces
all wool Checked Dress
Goods, at 2sc. No house
this side of Chicago can buy
them for less than soc.
We also call your atten-
ton to a special purchase of
36-inch half wool Dress
Goods, at Io lac. Compare
them with any goods in this
market at 25c, and we are
sure you will decide in ia
vor of ours.
We also have a special
bargain in 24-inch, at Ioc.
Also extraordinary in 90
inch Cashmere, all eolors,
at II I-2c.
All of the above are shown
on Main Floor, in north
AISLE.
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se. 4 line Of (. wsal dress goads They
are offered by an opposition house a. a
great hargala 81 lee. With our big sSles AMI
small expense NC ces afford 10 sell them
at = &C per yaFi. tsaGStNT ClesFF.
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DO Not Suffer any Longer.

EHsw!zs y : esssEs1 car y checked
II sSaF. SAD ne E-ss Stays o1 eEiaaa,I y
tsss- N.eassa n ESSk ze AsYaAy gz2sr&1-
- D.. keEeE's Ezxsska &ezseds fsss con
ss..ss.t y, and VIII sstana tie s3euey %
AZ sssss kszy. sske :, ~ per dlrecf1ozs, sud
se rot ansf ezz ssztsnS2: cazseef- A. =.
st-lrzrk. 4EUegst@
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We carr q fSi33 Use q GiFer1 and Ero. {
o.srs sta EferF yard asssanrsl iNy enc
vtag GVkas. ssl serznsn 4 Co
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f.rsks.s. a wars sarse 55ns tsam tee
ft-fe,f fott h5sAsE rsaRe s. Yezets ilsf
A. ..aanseezl zess Ta4&s, s.Scsral au
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chester ClcaTy. the rreN5 leader q iow
cash prices. esfsgs all we-oi 81 dress Fcoes al
sc tie cas afonf to lsndessel the
cred tiers, kemeFneeT - yAFa. c. c.easy.
Al exceptional bareaip in dress Eeoas 81
i9e, ~ aasi Gse. lfsey can not 5e pro.
tgetei sHywa9Fe Ter eouh.e the money.
rekias. slHEeFfaan & 80.
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CsrTess. hetislips aud pillows a. New
fglg pF.rcs- We Bag uHir frrla arss-cizsG
hsndz Takia'. 6ill1 fiaau 4 CO.
We carr a fas3lIas II Glserasud Bro's
ysas Texas, s.lleria-n & Co
Nsfusai aaoi aaaersvaf Tsy ~ 5sEzers
fsni'Ars system We s-e Sole Araats,
Eetiss. sluseEEnaa & Go
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P-ot Dioas asueiug hpel Fridays
~ $50 = ~ fateasls class saturdays a.
(. =, =, a. GE1aer haal
We bought s. 31s wessh q gassSls wishin
lairs 4ss = gE4ad ass9zt7aaat 70 saieai
irozE. Ceestes t'le&Tg
a'sw gsFy aea tainss ia car millinery
department 4ea34Y r-esnlaE Tckass,
SO ou- aaetzaa YH.fcaase q - az wool
dress e bass. We sae sseTt - a7aqrs'll-
Chfstez S}ssry-
Ursrssssd k38 ssss. sasstoa lcusfh
q. Esklass sinesrzlzs Z GO.
zlse 4 lse os ~soi geeps srrsea
cacsze; Cegrg.
New soarfs Manssss ussrnlsE. T5klas
aolaag glosl., ~ 1sas7 wosk To1sas
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REPUBLICAN, si'rAKEgs. - Judge Turner
and John L wilson win make speeches nj
Tacoma on tAs evening ~ the 9Th, a.
Vancouver On toe evening 81 the nth, and
a. Gsaendsle aa the evening 81 the sist
Hos e. o. Daaiar VIII speak et Vancouver
on tie evening Of the aatl4. Chefalis GA the
evening oi the aliA. SEATTLE ca the evening
OF Eayember I, aileGsburg on tbs evening
Of the ID. Nofta Yakima on the evening 81
the "a and Goidendale on the evening o.
the III
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Eaarsnous bas3ness fla rlbhoEs They
are cheap. regs cheap; Sc per Yard For four
numbers, 3, :, 3. Il lFe haYe about 7oOo
pieces left Tor sAiS wesk. Taklss, slager-
nan Z Coz
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- lsai uaal Fkrn, Ae ceEEs.f tAe eie
sssg prrra - % tas Ssssaz- s. Gear
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MIS- Die CROssLEY
DIR. II. n. CoE.

OWES SPECIAL ATTENTION To DIS
VI eases of women aud children. Those
expecting confinement 5e5 James street,
between Filth and SIKH streets. Seattle.
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CIoaks, HeHInaIksts & 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 5000.
We have a great run on
them; they are worth $500.
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Nstusai 9ool ea3asavaf. TsT ~ 5sgzer :
fzniIars system We s-e sole Gralts.
Gekies. slueeEEnaa & &c.
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~ Cd b - l1s.afLa.
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DIN. = II. 0NFs,
PHYSICIAN L SURGEON, ROOM II.
Il Colonial block, cerner Second and
Columbia streets. offiee hours 10 70 IL. .
to 4 aud nights. Telephone rs.
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p-. fNasez's sSaa.ssF Nooi<e - s.f-a &c,
Fa6ias. s. eSezzasr : Co. sass SseriS
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Na - sefgsss oaFss C9.ae .c,e Eit6Na, 3
.usntx "a Tsglant8 ~e'tseT Arori4-i o. .a.
sare gsasg & ssss4oa ana fte-iaE sg,cu g
taehaw3s>
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Chssssrg;sar sas lsSler. 0i,srs yzsg
& M
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rrIss Tuonxrnx

has OPENED CLASSES n PORCELAIN
Taes1ass Wednesdays ard sxsurSaFs from
- 4. ~ gecEs 4. coionssl Block Espeeiai
attention gives &c crser x0xk. gliding znd
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cAllarsa sFy 81 Plitass' casls'ia
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chester ClcaTy. the rreE5 leaaer q ioE
cash prices. esfars all 1ve-oi 81 dress Fcots at
sc lie cas aGond to Endessel the
cred itsgs, Remember 80 gAfa. c. Cleafy
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Is one of the strongest
points of an advertiser, and
is, we are sorry to say. too
often abused. We cannot
begin to price one-half OF
our good here without firing
you, but here are
SOME SAMPLES:
$3.50. $3.50. S. so for an
all wool Pants Il patternl.
S.. 81, So for an all wool,
double and twist Pants 4
patterns).
SIo, $40, $40 for Sack
Suit, all wool, Is patterns).
SIS, Sis, Sis for a suit
of all wool, MERGED Mills,
rs patterns).
$40, $40, $I6 for a Black
Diagonal all wool worsted
Suit.
SIS, $Is, SIS. Blue or
Black Corkscrew all wool
Suits, frock or sack, "a pat
terns).
$40. $40. $40, Fancy
Worsted Suits. black. blue
and brown, corkscrews.
cashmeres, cheviots and
tweeds, in sack and frock.
$a2.5o, $a2.so, $aa.5o.
Wide Vale, Fancy Wors
teds, Corkscrews, Whip
cords, French Piquot and
others.
SIS, SIS, SIS, very fine
Imported Cloths, in all the
fancy and plain patterns in
both frocks and sacks.
$a7.5o, $50, SIS. ORA
pers' Worsted, Crepe, Gran
ties, Piquots and viennese
finish goods, in sack, frock
and Prince Albert Suits.
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GARD< * HoGG.
TsyIL AND MINING ESdiSRRRs.
( geS,grs "a aad s.. nnioa Block. Take
elevator.
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THIRD wAap RALLY-A Republican
meeting Hiil be held n Tho arinory on
Union street sliis seniag, ~ which some
Of the beat sees seFs IN the county viii adj
political issues II tie day. There VIII bc
band Of inDsie, torch iigtt procession.
and q grand siiae generally After the
meeting Il Is Intended TO organize Ward
nlfh
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HgsRY sesknDE,
EREN SMITH.
MOOD 81 OsRORNE,

A TrogS,EYs AND coUNsELL0Rs Al
N law. Attention given 10 land litiga
ton, land titles and probate matters only
Rooms 6 and z, Union Block. Seattle.
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- d d PI.eAsF's III.
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ellafsa Cd isE sIlsasn'Casla'Ia.
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A TTORSkT ATE.AM-GfoNS = 1xr 4
4 y Gnlea Elack. seattle. Nsxh
special attention CerEsorzsion. isu5 IN.
maritime law.
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