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1900 MrLxs.


But Ne Got Ik.-A sample ef Leoeess
DAILY Received.
Only those who hare tried It can know Whist
Il q that prompts one to send l,5oo miles for It
to sst II again. Here II another OF many such
instauces:-
DHAR SrRs: I send Is for which please return
. half dozen OF your vegetable salsapartllA ]
have moved here from Sierra City, Cal. took
three bottles before leaving, hence send Ill the
way back to CalifoInia for mora It was juat
before left Sierra City, about year ego that
began 70 feel very miserable Ny skin was very
yellow. and ] was al pains and aches. especially
under my shoulders and In my head. The doc
tor said Il was my Mve4, and gave mo some
medicine which relieved me somewhat One Of
ny neighbon happened in and told me she had
started 70 take Joys Vegetable sarsapaSilla, and
advised me 70 try Il. ibid. and with such good
eject that now feel like new being. have
persuaded one Of my neighbors here 70 take it.
% part Of this Il for her and part for myself
NR& GEO. DELBRIDGE,
Butte City, Montana
Ne readee, II hesoR me has not tiled II, he's
- idea Of what C6lifofnia's vegetable Juices,
(Which il but snotheg name for Joys vegetable
0arsaparilla, WIN Do for disordersd gstsnA
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STILL aNAwINa AT THE BARS.
County Prisoners Making Saws Out o.
Clock Springs.

County Prisoners Making Saws Out Of
Clock Springs.
Tailor Farraher still has trouble with his
county charges. He is confident that
small steel saw is in the Jail somewhere,
and he keeps close watch constantly. He
cannot find it. but he h determined that
the .biris' shall not have q chance to
make good uss of the implement. Yester-
day he took the prisoners by surprise and
walked through the corridors, looking into
the cells. When he came to cell No. {, in
the north corridor, he noticed Grant Smith,
the forger. rapidly putting something ont
Of sight, and demanded him 70 give II,
whatever it was. up. Smith hesitated. but
knowing it would 60 hard with him II he
showed rebellion. he produced heavy
blue steel clock spring. about four yards
long. The TAILOR said that the spring was
EVIDENTLY intended for saws and would
have made excellent ones If they had had
file 70 nick it with.
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The ears VII thsrsaiter run about evsry.
tuonty minutes insteed of thirty minutes
a = rsah soe eavine g! ume ue'ne
maze p Ne peeVeaeon = oelays - Waat'
sng q sslrn-onia Ihe second track g
aows !. sssees .A g nnlsneo a0ou. 20
asde tissfs aisa The rails hare besn d.
tr16uted along ne 1fno FOR ~ double t1ack-
ine a. TIE NORTH ooatele line aad Tor ~
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Pullman reservations made for I'll points Est
via the Northern PaclAc Iailrood. tie vesuouleo
sleepef and dining-car line 4. Chflherg, city
t0kes Agent 71e second arooe Booeon elocks :
1oak11. ospoe tckoe agoat Seattle.
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THE sLorrEE.

sufxRroR couRr-LIcHrENBERe. J.
~ 1sptist cAuzch Of Ballard ~ Bersehah
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SHAGGY PLAIDA
CAMEL'S HAIR.
COMBINATIONS.
That strike on the New York Central tied
up whole cases Of goods we expected here
long ago. but we changed the route Of ship
ping and now they are coming in every day.
They are coming by the carloads, they are
piling up in the basement. and just as fast as
they can be opened you shall see them.
Already We Have to Show
All the best fall and winter styles in misses
and children's cloaks and jackets Qadies'
cloaks are coming as fast as locomotives can
bring theml and these children's cloaks
Never had so pleasing stock in our house.
They're just the exact weight too, not so
heavy, but still heavy enough.
It's Not So Cold Here
You know as in the East, so this year we had
the cieak-makers make up our cloaks in
weight suitable for this climate. and if these
children's cloaks amt bargains. then you
never saw one Talk about pretty goods
and nice cuts you've not seen anything that
equals EN-. And furs well, if the styles for
this fall and winter are not handsome, we
are greatly mistaken. Have got all Of the
new fur capes, boas, muffs, etc, to show you.
Somebody's or Bodies Thought
Went before the display of new and beautiful
fall dress stuf7s that are already out for your
inspection on our counters. We mentioned
to you last week that it would pay to await
arrival Of our lines Of plaids and camels hair.
Got some to show you now that will fairly
make your mouth water. Those Boutle
plaids shaggy, and soft too, perfect combin-
ings of the big, broad cross stripes, give
pleasing assurance of what is in store when
the others arrive These are to be had in
combination suits at $1z.5 So
Some One Asked Us
How we could describe goods on the way to
us, mentioning what we said about camcrs
hair cloths last week. We did it just the
same. They are in now and you'll find all
those toned effects in foule, checks and
stripes Regular beauties are these camels
hair goods. and the plaids. perfect gems. e.
pecially those in cashmere Mind you these
are the advance installment but even this
showing is more than any one else in town
is making.
Not 70 Be Sneered At
thing that are always in good taste. and you
cannot find anything in town that equals
them at ST per yard. We've got all the fall
shades in broadcloths, too. Here's good
thing in a s4-inch tricot at soc per yard. and
another is a s4-inch all wool ladies' cloth at
soc Worth while examining these, Amy
way come and see what we've got to show
in the new fall dress stuffs.
TOKLAS SINGERMAN & CO.
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p. B. Cornwall. president q tie Belling.
ham Bay 4 British Columbia railroad. haa
been In the city on business oonnseted
with his road.
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G. A. Barnes, assistant Yightot-w9B
agent Of the Crest Northern Railway, IN
80 to work on the Portland bfa1c& On
Monday.
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the Victoria Jockey Club will hold III semi.
snnual meeting ON Friday and SATURDAY.. Dc
tobeR 10 aud II. 1870. at the Victoria Diving
Park, whore the following programme of races
will b presented
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ID Day. Saturday, Oct. II, 1890

The Jockey Club have arranged to Give bonds
the cusfoms For any further information q
to conditions or otherwise. apply TO T. W.
MATTHEW. Esq, Hon. Secretary V. J. c., Post
Box G68.
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the line.
The buildi ng Of street cars has already
begun in Seattle. The Electric Railway
Company has completed one freight car
for the Fremont line at the North Seattle
car barn and has another nearly ready.
having bad eight msu employed on them.
They are to be used for running . parcel
express from the electric power house At
Fifth and Pine streets to Fremont The
articles of Incorporation Of the car build.
ing company, which will b. named the
Seattle Street Car Factory. are all ready
for fling, except that two signatures are
lacking. They will be secured in q day or
two. The capital stock will be 5000. Of
which IS per cent win be paid in.
The Railsruy Age says:
Another Iowa railway, the little Ottumva a
Kirksville road. has recently found it more
profitable to die than 70 live. and tn eleven
miles Of track have been abandoned ana toru
ing up ur profitable railways seems 70 be CON.
fined chi ny to lowe, where legislation for the
government OF railways has bean most libsrally
youchsafed.
Today IL pay day on the Northern Pa
cific railroad and 500 men viii be made
happy. This large increase in number
over previous months, due 10 the employ
meut Of extra gangs in repairing the track
between Seattle and Sumner, In readiness
for the vet season
The double track on the Lake Union
boulevard electric rod to Fremont will b
completed and in operation on Sunday.
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The double track on the Lake Union
boulevard electric rod to Fremont win b
completed and in operation on Sunday.
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Of D. B. Smithers, E. NJ. Smithers,
~ Q. Rowland, from the condemnation
nsds-of-way Of the Seattle Belt Line Of
northern Pacific Railroad Company.
MISCELLANEOUS FILINGS.
!neophile Potter filed suit against A.
thompson and r. N. McFadden for q
naement for $3.50 purchase money due on
tract Of land.
ssns White brought suit against David
senkins for decree of court clearing
). uue to lots and s. in block 8, of D. S.
nard's plat 10 Seattle.
3. y. Wood. in q complaint filed against
3ude Wood In . suit for divorce, IL
~ - that his wife deserted him in Juno,
! i. and has since refused to live with
~. They were married in Seattle in
+ Calcutt brought . suit against
B Kittinger. alleging that the do
eant U indebted to him for $50 on q
Snsract for large advertisement in Seat
iasstyused, issued By the Baldwin,
s,euu 4 Blakely Publishing Company Of
seaisis Lumber and Commercial Com
~ " Lrmuel B. Roe. Salt for the re-
ny ct Ns7.4 on promissory note.
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Charles 4. Dana, sho has d0Le more
to iDjure the Democratic party than
any man living. because lie has done
it under the guise Of friendship, is said
to have the impudence to aspire to the
position Of Senator in Congress, III
place of loBg-winded Evarts, and
thinks the Democrats in the New York
Legislature vii. vote for him for that
position. God grant that the Demo
cratic party may b- spared the igDo-
miny of giving a position to the old
bypocrite, Dana, for that would be a
shame % heavy to be borne.
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The people Of tie Pacific coast are
way behind the ages JGss 81 tie p@op!e
II the United States have decided thai
tEsey hare 10 further ne II The RepBD-
Iicau pats, California inerea-es her
majority for that discarded faction.
Perhaps tie golden state ;Hfagjnes
that she il oniy i Iooker on. ard la.
eoueIsael 70 help the uiader dog ~
the fight. II ~ her beEevoleace =
suyeri67 TO her cofomon Zeu.e-
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District CouIt-PaI.
iSh Of LAfoarche
Nrs. o. GGmtreGux ct ala. "a No. 1882.
Philip AalJroHgA

TAKE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDER
and vrrrcs Of q writ Of u n ~eF1x1xtllg
frsrn Ito abore entitled ro1rt In the above
entitled and numbered eas, / have seized
and will oEer for sale as pa5lie SEetioa- pur-
sasat 20 lay. 10 the las. ard highest b5Eesr
on tbs prpEUises situated AZ the corner of
Main and Focus streets IL the town Of TeIbo-
dzar. parish aforesaid On the square bounded
ty Main ST. Philip. Thibedsax and fseus
streets, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1890.
between the hours Of ii o'clock a. n and I
O'Clock p N. the following described pro
party, t0-Et
The cor tsuts ii . Cofes House. consisting
of : billiards tables cucs and balls, | deck. :
wzshstsnJs bowls and pitchers. 5 tables =
chairs. 2 looking giasse-, aud one clock, :
barrels Of beer. | ice boz. ] store-2 lamps
gas machine and fixtures. ] lot Of liquors
d~eeAnfsrs. bottles and glasses Ill demjohr,
and contents. | safe &c
CONTENTS OF STORE ROOM
barrel Of vhiskey. 8 demijehns and cor
tents, 81 bottles Of mixed liquors, &c
CONTENTS OF RESTAURANT.
Stables. 10 chairs. l stove and kitchen utter
siis. | wash stand bowl and pitcher. , lookiH,
glasses. one lot of crDckery wares. &c.
Terms and conditions of sale-t'ash on tbs
spot in United States Treasury Notes to pa
principle interest and costs 10 the above sui
bs privilege and preference. under the lie.
sor's privilege on said property. recognize
Ly the judgment herein.
p. z. LORIo,
November. IL. 1880. sheriff
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Professor pevoe, writes to the
Tmes- Democrat that on the 10th and
18th Of this mouth, the temperature
will he high in Louisiana. On the 18th
a south East gale will prevail, with
heavy rains Oh the 18th Will a ncrth-
cr aud now on yesterday. Reader
you can judge whether you did any
snow bailing, or washed any Of the
girls faces in snow yesterday. If you
did Deyoe il a prophet, if you did no
DsVoe is a-what you call him.
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The H1nse Of Representatives. II the
52Bd Congress will have about 10 ma
jority for tie Democracy. And the
beauty Of this majority il. that without
counting a aibgIe Democrat frsm the
soutIsern ssates, the Democrat. still
hare = msjorify. The North las de-
cl4red for the Democratic parts and
Democratic policies, independent 81
any aid or assistance from The sontll
TINS vIping ont all sectional issues
that were the only stock in trade for
the Republicans.
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Speaker Reed having been elected
in September. before the democratic
tide began TO rise, concluded to make
a tour westward and do something for
his friends who were in trouble.
He went and lie made the prairies OF
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, echo with
that manly voice Of his, and then
sticking his thumb under bis vest went
home and awaited the counting of the
4th Of November. Bnt as he looked
along the line Of his triumphant march
he saw every man for whom he had
spoken beaten, saw every COMPRESSION
al district IN which his e%loquence had
shaken the leaves off tile trees, return
q Democrat to Congress.
He no. imagines that he is not qaits
- big q man as he thought he q
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The principle Of high tariff profec-
ton for the benefit Of a few millionaire
manufacturing concerns in the eastern
states received . rebuke on November
4 1890, that its monopolizing advocates
will probably remember.
Whilst a reasonable amount of pro-
lection to an infant industry might
possibly be beneficial, higi: taxes for
the benefit Of old established G,anufac-
turing industries are utterly and com
pletely inadmissable in a government
that wishes TO see all its citizens pros
perons.
Henry Clay, the great father of the
protection idea, in his widest dream:
never thought of taxation one fourtl
as high as the Mckinley bill makes it
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Children CT for Ptrhers castTa


E1-GoTerror Gear. representative
TO Congress from Io@z- told Mr. Price
when he w.x demonstrating with him
In reference to the Mckinley bill,
sthat he kneR that II would hurt the
constituents Of Mr. Price. bat that his
reopIe demanded il Of him 10 vote for
the bill Wow shat did Mr. Gears
constituents mean on November I,
when they elected = democrat 10 take
his plzcef
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The last elections disclosed n fact
eliminate the colored vote from the re-
publican party and it will be seen that
very nearly three fonrths of the white
voter. If the United States voted the
Democratic ticket.
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C4s. cfyg--E. T.92za- = opposite 80
Lgas.sH5e- Eearzer. AID mzE ~ egs-
s1red a r-Ia55@ DeaaseEzte oyaaFv
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.IypeA Ia-s or ~ za@ber ez1
TIE eoaG1-1z4l di.tzset II =h@
that eeyzHty /. -,z4+ed Las seEt aoae
Dzt = Densa<r@t g. C91gE a1ee ISL
uLaeB Joe~ya l. Witt oa= q ~ bril-
liant orzt4T. II that tiaae s4s eectfd
by the Whl@.- AZ a. eBpha.ie AZ
nogneesaest tat ID ehao@e has oceuT-
red. Cd Gar. ROLLED ~ 100 majority
for the teke+. and the dissg5et ret1red
Jasa Bro~n 70 Congress y 3 majority
heretofore unprecedented ereu IN that
Democratic .rroaghold-
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The Republican C"ngres. told the
people Of this country who .ere crying
for a free coinage silver bill that they
didn'f know what they wanted. What
did the people tel the Republican
leaders on N0yember 4.
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0-FE OF TExEo0aEx Ezzs&Ral
TNE1a1sEH- La SG-- .~M
Pursuant 70 zrzGe - - &<z q z<urxal
rxrs0n Ct -1e G8~aT@ named e-r--E-E- - ~ME
ssoz for Eve directors and -H-1- esszz=z
er8 Sc serve for e-sZsEE year E[ u
bed AZ Eze oz1s< q EE= p-es@<Z e zK1
en- s-e@n street GE III %2AF
orcBork. 4 E- and : O'Clock ;
F. Z LyETO- J. = E1rpZ
serre1&E- F-~-ss=sl
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Except in California, not one single
congressional district that had q Dem
ocratic representative in Congress has
failed to elect a Democrat for the next
Congress. The Democracy held fast
to that which it had whilst reaching
ont OF all sides for victory.
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OyFTCE or TaTBoDAEI- BEDS Co 4
Tafso14zx- s0T- - N 4
II Eero-4a-r@ vita . re~g2Z-mz a@u=cef
By TIC Board % Directors o. the zaxws zzzI
ed Company, /. E1e Gr-sE7 EN @z a
pablo GzeE5oz 10 she hEE1Sx h1= Il
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Ssh- F@& g 4
o'ckoTk. III the FARN OF III HEIEG1
for the yea- E1
The purchaser 30 comply wEsh rzzs1as
regulations
Id Nnazz
Presftsrs Tkfbod&ux B-sSreg
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News from the Central Sugar Ref
merry at Franklin La, are encouraging.
Everything works smoothly and salts
~factorily.
There il a capacity Of power to work
up so car loads Of sugar cane in "a
hours.
The bagasse is reported to be 50
dry that there is but little heating
capacity in it, although it is used fol
fuel. This experiment bids fair to be
"A success, and if it does, then the cult
walton and manufactory of sugar cane
and sugar will be solved.
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EOv. Ii, 1880.

1t cost Uncle sam sI1sOlJ for
supervisor, Of election in the first and
second districts on Nov. 4 yet Meyer
and Lagan got there all the same.
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FIggxExs HALL

Nov. 2s-Tbree Fat Men.
Doors open at I, p. m., curtain r1ses
1t :, p. H.
Admission, 80 cents: children, Is
cents: reserved .eats, Is cents.
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