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The Lamar register., 1890-10-25

cation was at the command Of every far
nsr and workingmen's boy or girl. Many
Of eur bsst farmers are educated men,
men who read and think. men who know
what il going on around them, who are
fitted to take their place in our Legisla-
tive bodies and hold their own with most
gifted mon. A Democratic politician
cannot keep up with the Progress Of the
times. II he gets an office be is always
against every progressive measure, and
il he is out OF Office he tries to get one by
two methods. He has only two: one is
deceit, the other bulldozing. They don't
work in this enlightened age. and tho re-
suit is whom you meet Democrat, you
always find him out of office and a kicker.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-25
A worthy candIdate.

take pleasure in saying that it is very
gratifying to me to see the unanimity
among the school officers and teachers Of
Prowers county in their support of Hon.
Fred Dick for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. He has made record the
past two years Of which he may justly be
proud. His administration of educational
affairs is a credit to the State as we'll as
we'll as IA honor to himself. In fact he is
the only man capable of succeeding him
self. No man in so short a time could
have awakened more interest or aroused
more enthusiasm than has Prof. Dick
during the two years he has held the Of
fee. Men, women, boys, girls; little, big,
old and young, regardless of politics,
speak Of him in tlattering terms and hope
for his reelection.
It is needless to say, ut is not best to
swap horses in the middle of a stream" I"
for such indeed it would be if Prof. Dick
was defeated. The interest awakened
must be backed up by well laid plans and
deep rooted principles No man can car
ry on the work SO ably begun as well as
the one who commenced it. Prof. Dicks
work is not yet completed. He is justly
untitled to another term for his efficiency
In the past and for the completion Of
arrangements made for the future
The District Institutes are conducted
in the best manner possible and cannot
help but stimulate the teachers Of the
StstA. The founding of a State Normal
school has filed long felt want The
good work done by Prof. Dick cannot be
overestimated- Many Of the plans for
school grading, management and work
generally, inaugurated by him will for
ever remain in vogue. In view OF the
fact that new hand at the educational
wheel cannot accomplish the work that
IN old hand familiar with the duties OF
the ofilce can 1t is earnestly hoped that
the electors of the State will take a SEN
sibls view Of this matter, and re-elect the
present incumbent Of this position. Now
= We have the educational reins of the
STATE Of Colorado in firm. steady and sure
hands Let us unite our efforts to keep at
the helm q man who has been tested
and tried. one who has been weighed in
3hs balance and not found wanting.
g. 7. FEAST, County Sup't,
Prowers County.
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In one respect the Democrats have n
decided advantage, especially in this
county, over the Republicans They have
two or three shrewd schemers. These
two or three Democrats think they carry
ths farmer sote around in their pockets.
~ soon as the campaign opens, they
open ~ Office out on the sidewalk, and
no sooner does q farmer drive into town,
than they stand ready to shake hands
and inquire after the wife and children.
Than they tain him Of to one side and
1nfsrn him that there is going to be an
A'setion. that the Republican candidate
10 thief and very dangerous man. That
MI Republicans are thieves and controlled
By ring. That settles il, they have that
AAn Hxsd and take out their book and
mark him down OK After the election
AAsy find the farmers someway know a
GOOD deal about the situation, know all
aheat the candidates on both sides
What they have done and what they will
Icchsb4y de-. They come pretty near
hovang wAe tAsy want to vote for too.
snd aftw the slsctian It il found their
vcess - osst far TIE best man who turns
OF = . RsVabliean- Thea they stand
srosnd and snA for awhils and the side.
yak 49, b abandoned and the farmer
- - - out et his vsgea slsnA These
81 tecefcs pssd work gsnerat5ens aen.
oee ths days Of free schooIs, and the
q 5000 coumcn 0chooI edu-
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Elder and his brother accuse Priddy of
stealing fence posts and outhouses. The
county records show that Elder made
oath on his official bond as commissioner
that he was worth 5000. His return to
the Assessor for taxes shows him to be
worth 1870. Being on the board of COM
missioners Of course no questions are
asked, and it goes through as he wishes.
People who live in glass houses should
never throw stones
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Land Oiiicc ut Lamar. Colorado,
sept. IS, $50.
Complaint having been entered at his Office
by Andrew korntnai against Fran y.
Mather for taIiurc To- comply wIrh law ~ TO
Titnbtrs' ultuT, entry 1901 daied May q. iss.
upon the - - sec. TT .. sou h range Is
west. IN iruwcrs comfy. Cuiornio. with n
view to the cancellation 1T -p!d -ntry. con
te-tant alleging thai said Prank h. Sath-r
ha, wholly failed &" piow ar brt ak cause
the same to b. done. during the second year
from the date Of said entry aud -iucc ma kim.
the came. the necessary i've acr,s a. re Qurrd
by law aud th'tt The -aid claimant II ia de
fhuit TO this date. the said PARTIES are hereby
summoned to appesr at this OFFICE on the 81 h
day Of November. lsssi. AZ 0 O'Clock ~ uG.. Ia
respond aud furnish testimony concerning
'.,id alleged failure.
e. GOoDALE.
Receiver.
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Netloe for Publtoatton.
Land office at Lamar. Colo

Land Office at Lamar. Cola
sept. sarh lS.1.
Notice Is hereby Ki, EN- that tie following :
named scrilrr has fitci motto. uf MS iuten.
rion to make nnal proof In support OF hi.
claim and that said prs-f Ill lie mad. be-
fore the register and receiver ut Lamar,
Cola. on November Is. lsisi. Niz Biitz q. Ken
range A. west.
lie names the 70 lowing Witnesses To prove
his conti nous residence upon and Gu ttNa
ii"n nt said land. VIZ William Harper Arthur
Crawford. II. =, ';roinseii and b. 4. Thurston
all of Lamar. Colo.
c. D. FORD.
IL - Register.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-25
Iha Ney. South Side Canal.

The Lamar Land and Canal Company
have bought from Mir. 4. Il. Black the
Blacks Home Ranch ditch, the Black 6
Lamar ditch, and about 1860 acres of
land. and from Mr.. A. e Bent. the Lamar,
Granada and State Line ditch. The new
company is pushing the work OF enlarging
and extending these bitches as rapidly as
possible. The three bitches mentioned
are being enlarged TO a carrying capacity
OF water for 10000 acres. They will start
from three seperate headgates and will
meet about two miles east OF Lamar and
from there be extended to Butte creek.
making system of bitches about i3
miles in length that will cover thousands
OF acres Of the most fertile lands in the
Arkansas valley.
The Company have now about fifty
men and teams at work on the enlarge
ment and have let the contract for n
large portion Of the extention. The en-
tire work is to be completed and in run
ming order by the first day OF March,
1891.
With three headgates and feeders, and
the grade and size of these new canals,
the Company has solved the problem OF
delivering the water that they may agree
to carry, during the entire irrigatias
season. They nave q large capital back
ing them, and il may safely be predicted
that their work row in hand will prove
of great benefit to Prowers county. and
be a boon the farmers who have, or may
secure land under these canals.
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Allaa Notice.

Land Oifice Mt Lamar. Colo.
october 18th ls6d.
Complaint having been uttered at this Of
nee by Charles Maxwell against Harrison =.
Deetcr for abandoning hi Homestead entry
No. !. l5o. .;iinar. Colo. dated April 3oth lsss
upon lots ana md nei4 swl-A and SELF
nwl-t sect.on township q south range Is
west In Prpwcr. county Coiorcsio. with "a
virs TO The cancellation OF suid entry. the
said purtic- are hereby summoned to appear
AT l.. - Land Olicc Ht i.anar on the 18th day
Of November isn. at O'Clock d. m. to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
raid alleged abondOnInrni
c. C. GOoDALE. Receiver.
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A. d. Scott, one Of the sheep kings @
Colorado, whose ranch lies south of La
mar was in town Thursday.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-25

Women's Relief Corps and G. A. R.
Post gave a social Thursday night which
was well attended, and much enjoyed by
all present.
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The Ladies' Christian Aid Society
meets at Mrs. o. G. Hess's residence on
the first Saturday in November at 2
o'clock.
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Abstracts.

h. C. Cash and G. w. Denton, OF Ora
NADIA, were callers at this Office Friday.
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Lstesrs Of Acceptance.

The best way to compare the two can
didates for representative is by their let
ters accepting the nomination. They are
both sound in spirit, but to make good
representative requires some ability also
Mr.. Aliens letter shows that he is a
scholar and able to reflect credit on the
district. Mr.. Campbell's ignorance would
make him the laughing stock in any leg
islative body, and any bill presented by
him would be taken as huge joke.
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nas11 !. P1mmmee- xeosn - - svIes -
unos n1v1sesssne
- pawssa ~ y. nsssnberw c>-r..
U1nDod
= csaw5asd y q N ii L. smt<n- ne1k.- -
W1eDeak ~ Asesnlt osurruieA
Icnn Whsezmaa ~ =. =. Aenros- secseu a.
sev5ks. suslnansl -
Wesfhsfns. Lcu1B . ca "a I. 4 Arm~e~..-
Dfopped Inn nienlex
8 p Parrish n ssnnsl EnneA-Dssns~.x
DiainuH b costa
rs0nATH cornT-csDons. 4
Hotats - ". y. Doao5nm -or6e~ I. ~k~~ 49,.
. disfFfbstiea: AeaFtsg Mag &
AsseM = hassy = 1ahts-Pseffoa srr sstsers
q adntnissEattes; hanrino ApsalS
Eseses = Louis eooqutn-order q 81 a -.
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sHKAnAN's AssAILANrs.


McCoele Gets on with o18 Tsne snA .
nuliet WoanA.
The trial Of James McCoois In Justice
MiiieT's court yesterday for assauiting
Oficer Gecfge sheahan In the Ideal saloon,
on Warrington street, late Friday night.
aroused considerable interest and the
courtroom was crowded with spectators.
O0cer 6heahsn put In IN appearance.
but his lace VS. IN . very bad condition.
His left optic Vas vsry badly damaged.
and thsrs was large black and hlue swell
ing bsnsath IL There Was also . slight
cut on the side Of his nose, and he COM
planned ol bod bruises on the side OF his
body, where he had been bsatAn By Nc
Cooie and four or i've toughs-
Oficer 6heahAn told . plain, straight
forward story Of his entrance TO tho saloon
10 stop row In progress there. when Nc
Coole insulted him and hehavsd in . dis
orderly manner. He attempted 10 afrest
McCooie when the lattar struck him q se-
vers blow In the lace. knocking him down.
6heahan was then jumped upon by the
rest Of the crowd In the saloon. He rscov-
who was attempting TO escape from the
saloon.
James McCools h we'll known 70 the
police - tough character. and his life Is
written in his countenance. He was ably
defsnded yesterday. and got Oh with fsne
Of SIS.
James Cummingford. IN old drunkard
who was also implicated in the assault
Was fined IS. In default Of which he wen
TO Jail for i've days.
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- WIN - N Asescan1a~~ 80 :
GO4poHn&iom--Prp3f

III - - Assscsa1sea aea N~4 :
1spssaeasa-PseatM1nssy wesh.
Inc incorpofatofs a The propo~nd
Asnieac club appointed IL the eenernl
nssung nesd LAST Wednesday evenine. %
perfect ne club. met last eveninx ii Ia
oLuce q Hankey. Faksn Il Franklin il the
seattle block All 81 The sncorporators
wsfe present. Ihs meeting was called 20
order - O'Clock b. Mr.. Y. n. Tahen. and
On motion Ms. A. r. Cook wss elected
smpofaTy chairman aad Mr.. Russell ].
Love temporary secretary.
This preliminary over With the dsscussion
o. fhs Arms. offsets and methods Of orsans-
xafaon d the club Vas bsxsn. On motion
q NJ. Faben II vas decided that the
organization should 10 an association
instead Of : corporation.
II was then proposed 10 eject peymanent
organization ifEmediately, but il was de-
cided 70 adopt constitution and bylaws
before procesdine further. and the follow.
Ing committee on constitution and bylaws
selected: X. ]. Lowe, John FYeel. Fred
Graham. J. 4. Goldsmith, n. w. TavIor.
y. =. Niiiigan, &. Me5ary, r. n. Nc
lntire and y. X. Davidson.
Membership and The eligibility Of man.
- = - e~%~ s1s2$As98UAf U0t H0&0I8R ~ ~
done. II having bssn decided 70 postpone
action until after the adoption Of the con
stitution and bylaws. A roll was prepared !.
however. and Ill present attached their
signatures 70 IL The meeting then Sd
journed.
The ereat<st enthusiasm prevailed, and
was the unanimous sentiment Of the
meeting that the psrfecsing Of organization
should b. pushsd. The constitution Of the
Califofnta Athletic Club has been ssnt for.
and the committee which b 70 draw M the
constitution for this club viii Be governed
largely BY IL.
Tho committee viii hold its first meeting
next Thursday evening. and will then be-
an its work. ItA report viii b. presented
10 general meeting 10 be held at : time
designated BY the committee.
The succsss Of the association IL assured.
and it, organizers are confident that
within Two weeks after organization Il per-
fectsd that II win have membership Of
at least 80
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Ladies' Furnishings.

Immense receipts in all lines
Handsome selections Of aprons At
from r5c TO g each
More new hose just in
New French isle thread hose at osc.
Silk hose, halt and half colors, On. 60
to S. So Line Of French balhrisgan
underwear. Great bargains
Infants caps something especially
attractive silk. null and embroidered
ssc upwards
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Great Spring Offerings.
Laces, Notions, Etc.

Spring parasols. something ALSO
luseiy new. Made BY Follmer, Cog
& Co The Robinson Crusoe.
Another line 4s-inch nmncings
Bargains at Csc, 75c and Sc yard
Sec the new magic edge embroiderieS
Van Dyke collars. co.laresses ischus,
Cascades made up lace goods Special
line Van Dyke collars. ,sc.
Hair ornaments, side combs, hair
pins, buttons, n hundTeds of new styles
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DOrnesticS.

Figured lawns, immense selection Of
spring figures. sc per yard
John Andersons Scosch ginghams
age per yard
Freres koechlin French saiines, at
soc per yard
Gotten ohallis. heavy stock, at a
bargain.
French flannels stripe and Persian
effect newest out Great offerings IN
table linen.
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THE BLoTTEn.

Nf1nioa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ).
loaaa \ N Kliza briggs ct ai.--Demur-
NDonun: ave days 10 answer
- Lang N ". II. Pumphrey- Motion
more defnife: denied.
oealtle ". Robert Abrams Demurrer
-: N days to answer.
~ too1l1s ~ {. 4 r. 4 Il. n. and +. O. 3.
opaeaued 70 April .. $50 = N.
- koss W Joha Healing st al.--Con-
y April II
E4k9 B r. Co w. Gay c. Phinney OF AL
~ 10 April n
NAleA Co ". Duncan Graham-Trans-
5udos ssraston.
tnad Furniture Company " Psui Van
Continued to April ..
eaecotk ~ william seymonr-Ta
o1visement.
3 yslhssv ". Janes csmpheli-Demurrer
- - days to answer.
1lan u a. ". Andrew Rrocka and John.
uahas- Motion 10 strike. denied.
Z cianahan Vs. Andrew Brooks 81 81.
- 1naied.
~ teeefsca ". I. A. Continued 10
- pevis " Thaddeus Hanford, Frank
Nd Annie Hanfosd: suit for title:
sacss nled: favor III plaintiff.
teak w. Northern Pacific Railroad
-1nnaierred 10 United states circlii
~ = Moore Va =. w. Dunham, waite
s ~ 4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moved 20
1..s. sssachmenf; continued 70 April H.
Nes Mcintyre aud Mclaughlin W.
SS1 eehan- Motion 10 set aside confession
- .ns sed Tor new trial. hearing April 7.
aosiecn w. T. s. Bunn-Demurrer:
- Mailman Va r. J. Monroe-Trsnaser-
ese1m stratton.
lust sssset condemnation Transferred
.Sa at Company vs. ". II. cowis et a.
y against def ndsnt contractors.
[tA WYssios covsr-srRArroS. y.
lenaine Va Truman. snail ct AIDE
- asastng April ies
Alser vs. W CHill ct al-pefend-
s1 ser change oi veauss settled.
49, seek Va Puget sound improvement
49,. -pemusreT: dropped FROM motion
ssn Va O lehnson--isenurrer dropped
. nstscn calendar.
-. /. noaeFcck ~ Seattle Enterprise Put,
Na !. eempany Continued 30 Saturday.
- nnssn " Seattle lake shore a E.s,ern
lnsrsss evcrralei.
snN PuhsishsnS Company rs cascade
Marine Insurance. comnsuv- Motion
WA; trial ses Tor Friday. Ami II.
keIsss vs. Puget Sound shore road
r~AsW Continued To SATURDAY., Arrn IL
esossworks Us. Hsines & Schroeder
~ aFerrcd nom motion calendar.
Acf Hoolen Company vs. A. NJ. New.
naivrs eontsnaed 10 April L.
-. Asel vs. VI. n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wasker 9, al va & V. BAXTER 4 CO..
insurance. conrsny Va Georve Kelley
or~s.u osesralsds ten days to answer,
] - -. iosllnes. guardian, Va Puget SCUM:
~. Aosioa &c make complaint racre
= y tvc osherx
ssshsa ., al " W v. Nsssler-p~murrsr
- Mcmillan w. William ". powsA-pe.
eAssick " W. W. Powell and c C. Cole
n.enusrer ovsrruisa.
&neA~ usriner ~ J0hn A. rrederseks--
10 Jadse Hnuses.
-. wan a Co, Va EiiEahxsA Mcdonald
sl frum motion torss.
~Ass-~Ae NH Company - C. c. Coleman
ohesss demurrer, dropped fren motion
-. Sc. Feather Company .Is Cor
-. - esfanii and Judgment: melton Va,
hAs.s 81 70 be heard Aprlis.
$780,. s & 20. vs. J. = Cox-pemerrer
A.c one week to answer
11hs.. y s'ox~ nemuSscs. esnssn.
sAfdass Arxss h
sa'essh Vs. ceorxe ". HAsris and
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Un1ivalled Spring Stock.
Dress Goods.

French challis, spring shades
4o-inch, acc per yard
Spring plaids. silk and wool, soc
per yard. Henricttas, oil wool spring
shades, 4o-inch, soc per yard.
China silks, latest spring figures, sec
Combination suits, spring styles,
from $40 upwards.
Mohair brillantines, comb atoms,
10 yards, SIS, $I4 and &i5.
New line cf plain silks
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IJpERIOR COURT
w Trial Which Broughf
k1ditional Damages.
F,om sMnDLEas LET 60.
t1aerx rvtdsnee - Convtce-0eaea-
4 i -. = - ssesais Inssraaes
oeopeay sGsst rsy ".

=
80 49, s.lss - - 80 ~ 1ck. MT.
=. - -. = p~-s~~ - sr4s<.- -
~ ...,..sss -ss.sr.A Tn~ -.
-. go -..ss -. srS -
49,. -. 80 ,,l.srssfr - {, ~,
Lll!.l' 49,. -. .s..s..1r~ -. 49,. -.
i r. - - .s.~-r $500, th.t . e.
3. -. m.d. hst~een rstson.ii.
/ "A - s-.-.s- = -n;ch -;tcesse. eov
!Z :. ~. e.~tised The iury returned !
1l 400 for plaintiff.
Il: 70. s...-~.~~ s~,xnarrs ursxrsxgp.
81 4. 49,, ...,on .~.,r.t T.~o& p,x~~
81 !. ..... ~, e-.s.sr. 49, .-srai,rs $500
sd! '.... .ss.s,ss.d nv Iudge Hume =,
r.. a n p,c.~rutin~ Aftoynev Car
: -. $3.50. - made necessary b. the
az s1:s1 "a CAPTAIN Carr stated. De hes not
- 's1s 8 Gather sufficient evidences 70
E;5ss Z ronifive case before . jury. al
q had no doubt but that the de-
|7S'1 - I ct Of swindlsrs, pure and
z.I.s. echulsinrer. plaintiff in the
49, aeainst the defendants. and
|'''zss;s.1s alrnrns. Who were held in bonds as
1Sss.sss~ 800 also DISCHARGED.
q! ~ euit Of echulsineers against the
sSa1a wherein he sued them for
- 75I1s, eemmission, was dismissed late
4 ~ elnroon. Whist the compromise
~ - ~ bssn learned, but Il is sup
- pfice and Robinson made : SET
st = order to ret clsar Of the courts
! - - rlace for mock auction men.
! n ..nrr .o,nrrs ro ,Ayrr
.-k.--t.,.- ,..r.a :, c,a.~,, ~.
- - Ss,isor .~s,rss es.ssl -
81. 80 $3.50. = VAN; ,;ry 81 mnrs,a
~. !. 80 .s,,s,a, 49, ~ !. s...s
=. Il r. 1sSs.s,r r.cesvsr
...-s... - $50 M. u-ux
s7s. - ~ .,i.,.. : d,,s ~, 80 80.
7. ..;S;... .,,s,ts, ..rsicr - i.ra tn.
.s:.s.5' 49,. 49, tn.t =. -. dstsrasrs $3.50
zs. ~. n -, -. s,,r, - 4, sfo ~n,cs
.sSs . = ~. M - -, 81, shs l.rs d. en-.
~ =. ,sra .cld sor a tnn "a
] 7ssz =. 800 -. ia - 49, ~ = 49,.
.ss pa. . 49,. ~, a. .s,v;r.. ~ = - -
7e'ss 4 sisr. -. .,,sd 81 .....A..,
!. S..s.., s,- r.rr,h., ron.sr~ = y.
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Toklas, Singerman&Co
l80O---SPRING--l80O

Carloads OF Spring Gods have been received during
every Department has som-hn aboe Spring
da and there stsail coming
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1890
s P RI n 6
1890
Biggest Spring Bargains.
Clothing.

Spring stock now in
Blue flannel suit, warranted fast
color g.
Skaters and Middlescx flannel suits,
guaranteed all wool, fast color, &Io
Sawyers cashmere suits, frock and
sacks, &I7 and sI7.6o.
sawyers pin-head checks. si7 and
srs. Knee pant suits. children, 81. so
up Long pant suits, children, d.
Children's pants at sec up
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Judge II. q. strive has heen indisrosed
for few days past.
Mr.. Maurice Mcmillan has gone 10 Port
land on business trip.
Colonel ]. c. Haines has gone to Port
Townsend on legal business
Mr.. A. G. Rinehart, formerly with Mer.
mod Jaccard Jewelry Company. 81 Louis,
has accepted . position with Mr.. J. X.
Basye.
Mr.. A. w. Young. deputy clerk Of the
superior court, 10 in san Francisco. He
viii return this week with his family. who
wiz reside here In the future.
500 CASKS or NEW aoopa
Ne are oooded with nsw GOOD. IN aal depart
menis Special mensson II made OF car new
drep soods And trimmings. Chester Cleasy.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF new drem materials. siik, velvess. rlnshes
and wooden dress fabrics. iust In Chester
Cisary. "
NEW SILK HOSIERY.
We received ave eAses 81 new hosiery, Inst
black. silk. isle, ingram. cotton. etc. Chester
cicary.
LOOK OCT
For the sale Of Ab~rfeldy ices on Aonday-pont
miss this chance.
o. heavy extra large sisec spread. chssser
CieAry
Pattern suisa Chester cicary.
Aswe cell Cor cash only, oar prices ass always
the lnwcss Chester cieary.
New silk striped fsnneis. Chester Cieary.
sse, A line OF heavy while eedspseada cAss-
ter cieary.
fsc, Caerk Nasnsceks Chester cieary.
CSC Ssfaeh hne asmass towel. faney
horsers Chester Clesry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06
1890
SPRING
1890
Cloaks and Jackets.

Continued receipts Of spring cloaks
and jackets
Line OF Jackets marked at $ro
worth SIS.
Dress skirts wonderful selection
colorcd and plain, in pongees, surahs,
seersuckers, gnghams, marines latest
spring styles
Divided skirts The celebrated
Annie Jenness Miller system. Full
stock for ladies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06
Boots and Shoes.

Gentlemen's spring stock, latest
shapes, has been received and is on
sale.
Ladies' fine shoes spring stock, will
be in this week.
Bargains in ladies' russell leather
shoes
Bargains in gcntlcmen's russell
leather shoes.
Frees lowest in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06
1890
SPRING
1890
Latest Spring Novelties

Hats and Caps
Dunlap's spring styles Nobby and
selling fast
We are Dunlap's sole agent in Seattle.
Straw hats, full line nov on sale
Children's hats and caps, largest
and finest stock.
Ssetsons celebrated fek hats
Dunlap hats can be had only at
our store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06
1890
SPRING
1890

city.
SILK neglige shirts s,.75 up
silk ard wool negligce shirts SITS
up.
lust come in another line Of spring
styles and patterns in neckucs.
Finest selection YET received
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06

500 cAsEs or NEW GoopA
We ere flooded with new goods in I'll depart
menia Special mention IL made Of eur new
dYesD eoods aud trimmings. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06

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