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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19

FROM his faneh IN Ruby Valley.
Freeman Hall ts decorated Ia fine
style for the Chat Social to night.
Regular meeting fIlko ledge No.
IL, l. O. Q. F. at their Hall tonight.
Mr. and Mira. Knox Crane came Ia
from Houth Fork yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. p. II. McDermott, Of bamoiile,
IL In town, stopping at the Depot
Hotel.
For choice Key West cigar, or
anything Ia the smotters line, 20 to
Mullers
IL you want to witness tiFst class
base ball game 90 TO Battle Noun
tain on train No. 2 Tonight.
Bert Taylor md his sisters, Miss
Stella and Mrs. Gsotae uraht, "a me
In From Pleasant Valley to-day.
The easiest way tn yet rid of flies
Or H. 'ects, Ia to 20 to Mullsts and ret
s8tne Fly Papsf or insect Powder and
h illetn. \
r. II. Kssfe, os Deeth, pitcher FOR
the Cafllh hihs, came down on this
mornings train and stopped ovar
here to-day.
Those two elegant preparations FOR
the toilet, Violst Water for ladies',
Lavender Water for gentlemen, prizes
o. 90 A. Mutlef's.
Reno ID 0vsFfuh with trattAps, ami
the authorities have cautioned The
Sitisehs TO keep sharp lockout about
their premises after dark. &c.,
Tines -Rsview:-It is fumofsd tifst
Jake Eggets, ~ rusear0Fa, w6uld6't
fefiyse the nomination for Assessor at
Che hands OF tie HspubliGan County
Convention.
The Times review learns If three
contestants for the nomination for
Sheriff ut the Democratic ptimaris
viz! Lew barnard, jim Murray and
Abe Hesson.
About 2.l5 yesterday afternoon we
we're visited by the Heaviest rain Of
che season. Hevsnty.ssven haadfedths
of sn inch Of wsteF fell In less thaa
half an hour.
There 10 much sxoitemsnt In Austin
over the btss bali game at Battle
Mountain tomorrow, and the contest
promises to DO ono Of the most or
citing ovor played In tho State.
superintendent Porter has received
tnsSsago from Census supervisor
Gilbert stating that his count makes
Chicago's population 1,lOl ,163. This
puts Chicago ahead Of Pbiiadsiphis.
A uaan in Council BlufKs recently
beat his wife shamefdlly, kept her out
OF doors all night and killed her in
the morning. He then cut his own
throat but unfortunately he will re-
cover. Whiskey.
Reno Gszette:-Captain Warner, Of
the Riverside Hotel, 10 supplying his
~AASNA~S WIN ONtHO ShOtC0 8kQ5Ltu f9tf8 OF
silver trout Tho Captain is giving
MeSsrs. Chamberlain and Lindsay
Lessons in fly fishing.
When your eyes get weak and pain
you while residing, 60 TO Muller and
get pair OF good specs or eye
glsssee. A good fit guaranteed or nc
pay. A full assortment OF eolored
glasses for sun or snow.
The President and Secretary Win
dom have approved the now Treasury
notes provided for the new Silver bill
which were receatly prepared at the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing il,
anticipation OF the passage Of tho bill
These notsa will DO Of eight dspouai.
tionA as follows; o., -, %, so s2o
$50, el00 sad 81 GOO
A stronger in NoRsles, Arizona
vent into . saloon 10 get cigar. The
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19
Social Entertainnanr.

The young ladies' OF Elko will give
. Social Entertainmsnt at Freeman
Hall next Thursday evening, July
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19
laOFEL ARRIVALS,
Depot RoteI..C,ark 4 Green, vr,
ttrIRtOfa.

Knox Crane h wife, South Fork;
August Reboule n q Williams. La-
ttoille; NJ 9 n Flint, 3 r, ~ Camp
bell, ftalleck.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19
Censna h,at,tnAkah,

The Enterprise snys the following
estimates 81 important towns ARE very
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19
POLITICAL announcements.

Advertisements under ,his hend viii Ss
ruU'shed mtn The county CUnsenttSh.
meet fct Tin, Invariably in advance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19

e e Bu.EEy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19

Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
A JOB NO ONE WANTS.
The PuyalIup Commission
Again Lacks a Member.
M,BRlpE, OF INDIANA, RESIGNS.
Few Eastern Men Are Competent to
Serve, aud the Pay Does Not
Tempt Good Lawyer.

WASHINGTON Cf1Y, Dec. 19.-lSpccial. h
II was thought that the commission 10 ex-
anime into the affairs Of the Puyalinp
agency in Washington could leave for the
Coast December %, and it's members we're
to have received hnal instructions today,
after four or I've futile efforts 10 get them
together; but when Mr. Mcbride, of indi-
ana, the last arpointee on the commission,
arrived in Washington yesterday, he found
an appointment as judge Of the state SUI
preme court awaiting him, and he at once
resigned This leaves another vacancy,
and will cause more delay. The duties OF
the commission are onerous, and it Is diff
fieult TO find men with sufficient legal
acumen TO perform the work who are will
ing to serve several months for sis day.
There are many knotty problems to dis
entangie before the commission can re-
port, such as the railroad right-of-way,
both through the land and along the wa
ter front for a distance OF thirty miles
from Tacoma: the rights of Tacoma to
part of the lands; the right Of real estate
spectators, who il is claimed took posses
sion of part of the tract in defiance of
law, and other contested points which
have arisen
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DRs. DARKrN IN TACOMA.
They Have Reopened Ofices at the Ho-
tel Gandolfo for This Week Only, De-
cember 18th to goth.

These far-famed physicians. who have
achieved great reputation throughout
the North west. have been prevailed upon
BY parties to visit Tacoma. One Of the
doctors has opened offices at Hotel Gan
dolfo for this week only, from December
18th to 10Th, and the opportunity should
not be lost TO consult this famous. physl-
clan. He comes highly recommended and
laden with testimonials from throughout
the state. and the authenticated reports of
the cures seem nothing short of miracu-
lous. His Office consultation is free, so
that should there be any cases that are in
durable he viii Immediately discover them,
thus saving their patrons any further ex-
penditure of money and time, which they
might otherwise squander.
Unlike other physicians who have be-
come eminent in their profession, the ooc.
tors charges are extremely moderate, and
they will not undertake any cases that
they cannot sure or benel.t.
Drs Darrin make speciality OF diseases
of the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, and all
nervous, chronic and private diseases, such
as Loss of Manhood, Blood Taints, Syph-
Ills, elect, Gonorrhua, Structure. Spermat-
torrh9a. Seminal Weakness, or Loss OF
Sexual Power, IN man or woman.
All peculiar Female Troubles, Leuccor-
rh.aa, Displacements, ETC., are conAden-
TALLY and successfully treated.
Their Office hours are from 10 70 daily.
Evenings. TO 6.
Cures of private diseases guaranteed and
never published in the papers. Most cases
can receive home treatment after visit TO
the doctors Office Inquiries answered
and circulars sent free.
The doctors head office IN Portland IS
running as usual, where they are perna-
neufly located.
y. B.-The doctors will not visit Seattle.
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The lola school in Germany.
New Yors sun Rs.l.n Le,.s--


Never ii the history of the drama in
Berlin has the ZoiA school OF realism been
- much IN favor * at the present time.
Nowadays mother has among the prin-
eip2l Berlin taesters nowhere to take her
daughters. German, French ana Russian
play@rigats We wsth each other IS
T. who shall produce the most lola
esgae dramas FOR 1ae Berlin STAGE. As the
Losing theatre she German Su6ernann
exhibits crime triumphant 10 agYreciative
audiences Of bon vivSu,s aa3 c,co;.eS. At
another % oar p-l1ciplSs theatres. ngstc-
weNkl'S romantic GrSma II kolnisew' =
Sxa:oitS II Ihal Is faulty aa& degrading
p thS family lie ~ great cities. While
the AaCItGss of gle Resl6enz theatre rnd
Iood teV cynical amusement in an all
loo faithful ad2pt&yioG 81 Oaadet's Ia
Lutte Poor IA Fls. and besides these.
the Regular homes o. tke licsntious drama
Ne have ;he Thc25re I3bre Ia resale Us
every sunday g1ta SGEae piece d usore
thon ordinary lGbrioitv Eil these shea
ter> are aightly crowded, aud wit4iciSn2.
Ws1cA would te deemed "a Ter strong even
lU q oarrooE2, are listened 10 without i
ai1Sn nN oar nA'rocs and fas5denS. & j.
tie fashion Just nov 10 attend these per
foSA2nces. Sad any enc who wishes g DC
tEcGsis anybody aaglst follow II the train
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Honesty the Bes. Policy.

NV : GA sun
Eugene Smith, secretary Of the Prison
Association, tells . renarkahle story ~.
the answer thief gave a. the question
as honesty the best roiicy - II was IN
The Elmira reiormatory. where a class wss
undergoing instruction. A vounr man
asked permission 10 answer tho ores.
ton. Il believe honesty Is che beSt
policy. said he, because Of a case vsbe-c
l Saew II 70 work that way. See9 There
y as tao young fellegs IN New York ana
they was crooked. seq snd thev didn't
succeed. They went % Philadelphia ana
ttheH t0rned over new leaf snd agreed to
b squSre and honest. Thev erpue3 =
iothlng Stone, see and they pT,sSDereS.
lhey sol everybody confidence. and they
borrowed $ltl,ooo 70 enlarge their cuisines.
snd then they failed and got away NTH
sveTy cent 81 the money, which they never
honest -
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Emperor William for many years expended
scarcely one-half of his official income, and
was able to leave to the Emperor Freder-
lex. and indirectly TO the present emperor,
nearly foU.Oo0.c00 marks in ready cash.
This amount the young kaiser has shown
a disposition TO spend in rebuilding and re-
fitting his castles and improving MS es-
tates, ana he has already succeeded IN get
Lidg rid OF good zeal OF
this accumulated treasure. The
Berliners and Germans generally. who
have never known monarch, aside from
the iiI-fated Ludwig IL. OF Bavaria TO
spend money with q lavish hand, were
horror-stricken at the apparent reckless
ness of their young emperor. though this
very lavishness helped 10 FL their own
Golfers. They even limited at approaching
bankruptcy, but there is not the slightest
cause Tor alarm. The emperor himself
is an adept at figures, and the finances
arc kept in perfect order by the minister OF
the royal household. the fact Is the
kaiser lives up to his dignity. Indeed, he
has expensive tastes, and dearly loves DIS
play In this spirit il was that he ordered
a new crown 10 &c made for him when nc
assembled the throne, though he said at the
time that he might never wear It, as 1t
would probably give him headache.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
Reciprocity with Our Nciehbors.

WAsHISGros CRY, Dec. ia resolu-
ton was introduced today by Senator
Gray on the subject of reciprocity with
Mexico and Canada. 1t provides that for
the expansion of markets and the promo
ton of friendly intercourse with the gov
ernments on the northern and southern
boundaries, il is recommended that the
president of the United States institute
negotiations with the countries of Great
Britain and Mexico whereby a reduction
and total repeal in part of the duties on
leading articles of the products of the
people of these countries may be effected
by combined and cooperative legislation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
CHEAP ALUMINIUM.
A Chicago Company With $4,000, 900
Capital to smeIt the Metal.

The philosophers stone sought for in
these days is process that viii separate
aluminium from clay W ". Weaver. a
motalurgist with an Office ID the Chamber
OF Commerce building, claims 70 have
found process that redGces the light,
white metal in state 97is per cent. pure.
On the basis Of This discovery the Interna-
tional Aluminium Company was yesterday
licensed by the secretary of state With en-
authorized capital OF $40, o0o,0eo.
Enough Of that SI0, 90 coo has been paid
in, said Mr.. Franklin Baocock, one of the
incorporates Of the company. 10 put
II full operation within the next thirty
days an experimental plant large enough to
determine All the questions Of cost and ap-
planes connected with the process YET ne
naming uusOlved. When these questions
are settled there VIII be no lack OF capital
n our command TO erect works ana begin
the operations Of reduction and n}anufacE-
ure. The utility Of aluminium has been
demonstrated long tine. Its abundance
i 4 matter Of everyday knowledge. Al
that i needed l. = cheap process Of
reduction. We believe we have IT,
We know we can reduce It ~ cost
81 not more ttstn 70 cents pound.
The thing Yet 10 be- determined \ how
much cheaper than 30 cents pound il csn
Dc produced. We believe il viii be a good
meats so far have been conducted ON
kaolln and corundOm, haoiIn IS
v hIte clay containing about - per
cent. Of aefaillc aluminium. Il Is
found extensively in Missouri, Georgia
and North Carolina and in either stStes
CorUndum contains about 20 per cent Of
aluminium liz i the substance Of which
emery wheels are made ana in itS colored
crystalline ferns iG constitutes alUSthvStS
and other precious stone IL i found ia
abundance Ia many parts .. the country.
Whether we shall finally locate tke NorAs
in Chicago o. ueSr where oar i.sW material
is found remains 70 be determined OF the
process itself l knew very little except thst
IL Is smelling process.
Mr.. Weaver sale be had been working
OF GlS process 10y several years, The
question VAS not whether he could velGoe
aluminium chcaply bat how cdeaply y
know, he said, i ear pN5lUce Il cheaper
than tin can be produced. The process
viii DC protected hy probably twenty pat-
ents. Several patents have alTpa3y
beea secured, applications for Others
are nov pending and there are
several mor. that viii hayS - hc -
cured before the ppecess San Dc made pet.-
lie. OF coarse many ~ these patents W5ll
be on appliances fhe WoFk imme4iate2v
before us nov II the determination If the
enact cost Of reduction and the besJ meth
ods 70 he used We are htling np Il plane
nov at ta Magke stfcFt large enough a.
settle al thess questions
...s..
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not good There are none SO blind as those who u
not see. We claim that for troubles of the stomsc
liver and kidneys, and all complaints arising fry
these organs there is more effective medicine th
Moores Revealed Remedy Hundreds of people
have tried this wonderful remedy unite in its pas
Why don't you try it yourself2 1t will save you hca
OF misery. and represents an outlay of only ST.
Ily 1t once, and you will never condemn it Yog y
always bear testimony to- It's remarkable curative p
critics. All druggists sell it.
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supreme Court of washington.

OLYMPIA, Dec. la.--[special. The SUI
prene court was in session this forenoon
and heard the case of the Tacoma Land
Company VS.. the Board of County Com
missioners of Pierce county. The case
was submitted. Opinions were also handed
down in the following cases
4. VI. and ]. b. Hansen VS.. ". Fl. Dougherty;
appeal from Pierce county; reversed.
X. E. Morgan VS.. Frank Morley: appeal from
Jefferson county; reversed, with instructions TO
dismiss action
Instsllment Building ana Loan Company VS.
J. W. Wentworth; appeal from Clarke county;
affirmed
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To Exclude the Poor From the Fair

WAsnINeroS Cry, Dec. l9-In the
House today Morse OF Massachusetts, in
trodnced for reference bill providing
that no exhibition IN the exposition. for
which an appropriation hes been made bv
congress, shall be opened On SUNDAY. Vi6-
lauon of this set shall be punishable nv
81 Csn
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Dockmaster Ryan Sues for Damages.

PORTLAND, Dec. l9.-John Ryan, dock
master of the Union Pacific railway, who
was arrested recently charged with en-
bezzlement, and who was discharged at his
preliminary examination, today brought
suit against the Oregon Short Line and the
Utah Northern Railway Company for 500
800 damages
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WAsHISeroS CRY, Dec. i9--TSpeciai. =
The following postmaSterS have been an
pointed for Washington; Mrs. NJ. T.
Llngle at Almira. Lincoln county: II. f
kahrens, at Boise. King county.
pension was today granted 70 Benson
:. Phllhrick, Of Hooniam Wash
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The Cyclone Has Crossed washington.

SAN Francisco, Dec. I9.-The center of
the cyclone has passed eastward beyond
Washington, attended by general rain,
occasionally heavy throughout Oregon and
Washington. Rain has fallen during the
day in Northwestern California, and snow
in Nevada and Northeastern California.
Clearing-up showers have been reported
from various places in Southern California,
and snow and sleet in the mountains
Forecast till D. m. Saturday, for Oregon
and Washington: Local rain, but follow ed
by fair weather in Southern Oregon:
coaier
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Emperor Williams. Extrars~epce.

Wv sNEA 81, tlElt- Lntfer.
REPORTS have been widely circulated Tor
some s1sae past tsat she kaiser's personal
Ah9nces have become hope3sssly involved
~ his own RECKLESS expenditure and r
h'sS even been reported thas he has dad 10
.s'FsoN -aa0l.ao0 marks fraEn tae San ka-.
aa'AF Won hieiearasiCr. oa E s note Ii hand.
THESE reports are 81 RUBBISH. The old
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20

us N0rtaS<a HSc5se Railroad EeSs5aase Dir
rs s1as SseeEi1sg C&v Lire daily seryis,e 70 -
49,. @saisNa ksoisS, NasUte AID Chfcsga Ne
e1s2-ss - ears and t9el1tE-t5ys mikes the sAaEt
- se~ss sa thAesess ssszssS9 S1serlar eszs
sssg.'t-a. f.e;r passengers Sc tse rsIos Segsst
1853, ssNe2 AaGFs SEz3 salsg-ssx ssinsltss
ast@a ~ &AeF ssaas. $. Gas5ceTe. ySsy ssqSeS
sSeef, = SeH-sCe ssTexl. Eessass bz6s-k s 4aa4s
&sns Gsrcs tsesct agcat, $685.
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The Baldwin Hotel Lot.

SAN Francisco, Dec. l9,-Judge Levy to-
day rendered decision in favor of the
plaintiff in the suit brought by E. ]. Bald
win TO compel Hamilton Hueston 10 fulfil
an agreement 10 sell 20 plaintiff The lot
OF land on which the Baldwin hotel is sit
uated for 10000,
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Prominent CHICAGO Ma, 90

NEW York, Dec. l9-Edwin II. sheldon
executor and trustee of the $2oOo0. 600 Is.
tate OF Wlllism Il. Ogden. and formerly
mayor Of Chicago, died yesterday in ms
city. lie was prominently connected wifh
several business enternrists IN Chicarn
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-
Fire AT Iakenort. Gal.

LAKEPoRT, Cal, Dec 19.-iakeport was
visited by disastrous ire about haIf-past
IL last night. The fire broke ont in
Leyy's brick block and in two hours the
whole block of tine business houses was a
total loss, nothing whatever being saved.
The following arc the losses and insurance
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A. Briggs, dealer in jewelry and eonfec-
brick. saved nearly all his stock, but the
building had 10 be torn down to save other
property. His loss is $l,o00. The insur-
ance Is unknown. The ire is especially
disastrous to these parties, as all they had
was their business
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Notice Of Special Election.

That on tie 2Gth day Of January, i. D. 1891, in
the city uf Seattle, county OF King. and state
act % tie legislature Of Estate OF Washington,
entitled An act authorizing cities ana: towns 10
construct internal improvements AID 10 issue
bonds 70 pay therefor. and declaring an e9IssF-
gency," which said set was approved tie 26td Gay
Of March a. D. 1889. o. fire sover1oT OF said
state there shalt be hel spe,lsl citE election tn
order thaS the voters cf saa city may, 81 said ssc
ton. vote fr or against TIE proposition 0f 2y5h0rlZ
ina the CITY CT Seattle 70 iint fae fol.cwng l6cS-
essuesS. oy the issace q. sss cent bonds therefor:
lst. frlistaGtsia. warrants ,st a- road
fsnsg. a.l euEyi.yg 81 tna - Ggv II
FeoiI.sgr 1891 Ia III -ys;;. n:...... 5Sss.6-4 so
fand .Gesiii:ls :, the s,a - Is4as2 90
Sd. ECs sIuaa2lg q cass insieStsa-
NeSs created by 10 -'f1enfEc 81 80
.asrpisl- .~ecn.fi. ~cslth sec 81 south
Using 4 PibI.c sersr.. 2eS, 2s7 20
airy j. 1881 ........'...,..... &7s0o 90
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Grand square SreInway Z sons Piano, Upho-
stored Parfor Furniture Elegant Nentel Mirrors
French Plate Glass, Body Brussels and Ingram
carpets, Oak ard Laurel Dining Room FurnitsrV.
Elegant Dining SEt, six pieces, IN Russia leather
cover: Dining Chairs. Extension Table One fine
Patent Folding Bed never uSesf: Antique Oak Bed
Room Sets: also. Black Walnut sets made ~ PLtia
Cabinet Sewing Msehines: Hair ard spring Mat
srzSs. Live Geese Feather piNeRs, Bolsters, lar
seiies Qailts ard Spre.aS. Hall and stab Carpets
STAIR Linen: also. cue Fine Charter Oak Kitchen
Range. Pa-lCT Stove, Ttl1are. Cooking and Kitchen
Furniture complete. also. oEe Fine saddle Horse.
goes double or siage any body can drive hisa. also
one Fine Ladies saddle and 5usgy Harness. also,
one NeIocipSCe. 45-jfcil wheel. Strand new.
Most OF The above furniture has been IN Use but
o.e month and 5 in good c0nG tfGn, and We earn
es'y cali the attsllsl OF the public 70 this sale.
any of the above yo<sss.
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Reservations aR sfy Steamship ltme In tia Al
,s0tse Srfytee 90 rataFa ASA tnNseMd csB -,
cts fstset astHl fia raesssd slEees. Ro<s.a
block {eaA4Hs asFssl ;iekrt agent. seattle.
The ,gessissf aafs b,h.s ia seattle. =, S.,ssss.
CIcekcly ss'lafsas, 40 foat street
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EDGAR B. prprs

LOCATION. PEE
miles rom sidney = mile from sound acrss
Near Maple Valley. partly improved
Na.~fon Island. rarity improved ..-.-.-...-.
Ne>isE ayeau@ Eesy
-SsS. Jackson. each
Franklin street. Lake Uno
ffa5n and 81
1esieg 81
YeSnr leasy terms
Corner WaShgtsG and Eighth ia
section g. south Seattle.
" Psre.
Gcrusr Washington and Eleventh
Corner Main aI Twelfth
Rainier ETi Washington
Walls " sst addition
Tsath aai NfFzsaia streets y
roas a Nrginias must be sold.
depot >el.rc.
G. l. C. r. X addition
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IT IS
4 GRAND SUCCESS.
WHATo
The Consolidation Of. the Two Large
Sticks. Under One Reaf.

The lover of good bargains
can now find, in addition 10
the handsome line of Dry
Goods always carried. a large
assortment of Ladies and
Children's Cloaks and Shoes.
together with Mems Cloth
ing. Hats. Shoes, etc. which
our reduced expenses enable
Us to offer at one-half their
value.