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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Gov Ross yesterday pardoned VIM,
L. Patillo, sentenced for five years by
the Bosque district court for man
slaughter. He has served half his
term and is pardoned on account Of
new evidence OF threats against his
life.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
FRANCE.


PARIS March 18.-The customs commit
tee of the chamber of deputies has agreed
on tariff on molasses Of 2H francs per 100
kilOgrammes.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20

When wife tells her tipsy husband
to come straight upstairs to bed she
asks him to do something impossible.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20

The new sultan of Zanzibar has
twenty three wives. His country
seems to be marry-time nation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
ENGLAND.
sUMMoNING HIS RETAINERs.

SUMMONING HIS RETAINERS.
LONDON, March 1S.-Lord Salisbury has
summoned all the supporters of the gov
eminent in the house of commons to meet
at the Carleton club Thursday, when mat
tiers of importance will be submitted for
their consideration.
EFFECT OF THE COAL STRIKE.
The cotton mills at Arlington, Black
burn, Burnley and Bolton are stopping
work owing to the scarcity of coal because
of the miners strike. The London and
Southwestern Railway company are also
suffering from scarcity of coal. The
officials have instructed the employees to be
as economical as possible in the use of fuel.
One of the economies ordered is the stop
page of all fires in the waiting rooms of
stations along the line.
PROBABILITIES OF THE STRIKE.
1t is the general opinion that the striking
miners of Great Britain will succeed in
forcing the masters to concede their
demands. Many more mine owners in
Nottinghamshire and Lancashire have
acceded to the terms of the men. The
feeling prevails that the action yester-
day of the coal mine owners who, after
deciding to refuse their employees demands
for increased wages, appointed commit
tee to confer with committee of the men
on Thursday and endeavor to secure Joint
action for resumption of work and avoid
all strikes in future, will be productive of
no result, as the men will not meet the
masters but will insist upon their full
demands being granted.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20

Caution. Buy only DR.. Issac Thomp-
sons Eye water. Carefully examine
the outside wrapper. None other gen
uine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20

A dishonest coal dealer may lie
clever in his weigh and yet not pop
ular.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20

No statistician will find it difficult
to draw up a summary of the late
winter. 1t was all summary.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Has record of cures Of Scrofula and other
blood diseases never equalled by any other
preparation. The most severe cases yield to
this remedy when others have failed to have
the slightest effect. Its many remarkable
cures have won for Hoods Sarsaparilla the
title of "The greatest blood purifier ever
discovered"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20

1t is observable that the most con-
spiCuous trait of railroad war is the
cut-rate.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
BRAZIL.
YELLOW FEVER.

RIO JANEIRO, March 18.-Yellow fever
has broken out in the cities of Capinos and
San Paulo.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
STATE DEPARTMENT.

The charter of the Artesian Water
Power company, of Waco, was filed
yesterday with the secretary of state !;
capital $4,000. Incorporators: Jas.
j. Moore, A. Symes and Eugene Will
liams.
The Mammoth Mining company of
Galveston; capital $150,O00. Incor-
porators: j. Moeller, T. H. Sweeney,
]. L. Fulder and r. G. Hehin.
The Chattanooga Medicine company
of Tennessee was authorized to do
business in Texas; capital 100000.
The charter of the Provident In
vestment company of Waco was also
filed with tho state department, CAPT
tai 100000. Incorporators, S. Ho-
mans, R. B. Parrott, Travis E. Jones,
N. B. Sigh, Jno. L. Dyer, Bart
Moore and l.. Newberg.
Gov. Ross yesterday issued commits
sions to w. Potts as captain and P.
Heidelberg as first lieutenant Ross
rifles, and w. l.. Bullock as captain,
Gano Eads as first lieutenant and d.
H. Sanford as second lieutenant of the
Rockdale rifles.
Gov. Ross pardoned R. E. Murray of
Donley county, sentenced in 1887 to
five years in the penitentiary, and c..
K. Green of Lampasas county, sem
fenced in 1889 to three years in the
penitentiary.
STATE DEPARTMENT
The charter OF the Bolton Electric
Light company; capital, 100000 ; in
corporators, Don A. Chamberlir, Ida
Bryan and M. V Smith.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
Purifies
the Blood

ain the spring my whole system was com
pletely run down. Two months ago began
the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and after
using two bottles find my appetite restored,
my nervous system toned up, and my general
health greatly improved. Iconsider Hoods
sarsaparilla has no equal" GEORGE
BRATT, Bill Poster, GallIpOls. Ohio.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20

The blandest man to be met with
these days is the whilom rheumatic
who has tried Salvation Oil.
Before the days of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup person troubled with cough
always consulted his physician. Now
it is no longer necessary.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Has had remarkable success in curing dys-
pepsla, sick headache, heartburn, sour stom-
ach, and similar troubles. II tones the stoni-
ach and digestive organs, creates a good
appetite, cures sick headache, overcomes
drowsy feeling and mental depression. 1t
also acts upon the kidneys and liver, rousing
these important organs to healthy action.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

az used two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparllla.
1t has done me much good, for which can
not be too thankful. Before using, was in
a somewhat debilltated state in the summer
but, after using, the debility left me and has
notreturned. RECOMMEND Hoods Sarsapa-
rllla to all who suffer from debility" F. L.
REID, School for the Deaf, Omaha, Neb.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-20
Makes the
Weak Strong

1.-TWO or three years ago was out Of sorts
and debilitated. l took three bottles Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla which toned me up won
derfully. l believe Hoods Sarsaparilla to
be an excellent remedy and would recon-
mend 1t to others as good blood purifier"
J. II. LYON, Lakeport, Lake County, Cal.
n. b. If you decide TO take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla do not be induced to buy any other.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
sol' by druggists. 81 six for s5.' Prepared only
by y. l. HOOD a CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

The funeral of Lorena Hoskins Jones, wife
Of John z Jones, Of Black Diamond, which oc-
CURED last Saturday. was the largent ever
known tn the southern part Of King county ana
bore ample testimony TO the high esteem In
which the deceased was held. The mines Of
the entire region shut down ct noon, and the
friends were gathered from the length and
breadth OF the Puget sound basin. The a.
rangements were made under the auspices Of
the Good Templars, who furnished the music
and conducted the beautiful services Ct the
grave. and who numbered nearly q hundred In
the procession, large delegation Of both sexes
having walked from franklin to participate.
Rev. John +. Damon. of Seattle, By wnom Mr..
and Mrx Jones were married June a 1889, on
ciated 1t the residence. 4 lovely boy, mother
less ere the hours OF it, first day on earth could
b counted. il left 70 consecrats and cheer s
Snther'a life
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

Chamber Of Commercs Asked 70 Bring
One Here.
Secretary ]. w. Dodge. Of the Chasnber OF
Commerce. has received the following letter.
signed BY K q. Fasgre, l. c. Evenson and Z.
Berrum:
synod OF the Norwegian Lutheran church Of
America 10 DESTROYS Of erecting . collegs. or
higher institution OF learning, somewhere on
Puget sound, we would respectfully call your
attention 70 the advisability Of securing the To-
cation Of sach institution in or near the city Of
Seattle, being convinced that If the proper In
ducements were extended the synod would pre-
Ter to have its scnoal in fhis city, and would
consider favofsAly any offer made to that effect
There are very many scandinavians In Seat
tie and on the Sound, aud the majority Of them
confess the Lutheran faith. that being the e.
tablished faith In their mother country. The
synod referred to above 10 . strong religious
body Of nearly 10000 members. The body i
divided into three districa @ present, with sep
arass presiding elders OF presidents for each
district Zach district haD it, colleges, seminar
les and other institutions under its care On 90
count Of the increasing Lutheran population on
the Pacific coast, IL was decided last summer to
form new district Of the synod, to be known -
the "Paciic district" with headquarters on
Puget sound, and for this district 10 wanted the
college or seminary referred to above. Both
aexss win b admitted 70 the institution, and
eli the branches Of learning usually taught in
such schools VII b taught q the insesfution
Their schools q Madison. via, DEBORAH, Ia,
Minneapolis and other places IN the middle
states stand dsservedly high In educational
eircles President Harsted. Of the Minneapolis
district Is expected out here soon. and the loca-
ton Of thu institution win very likely then b
decided upon yery generous onen win b
rnade from Tacoma and from utsalady, ana
probably fruu ctnef points In the shape Of do
uefacus Of land ard money. There ara many
renesous and snterpristng people IN Seattle,
Who. II this matter II brought to thsir attention.
would probably Guido COR nsighhon In gsner-
eor the Queen City.
Anoehes Ieeser % Tie ChsmbaR Of Commsrce =
deued r. Choir It = - follows:
aAilow ~ TO dle astnsemsns with you e IN
fufluentfsl body Of our sisy and matters bear
Ia upon Ia snSsrpriass and needA that own :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05
MIR. sHEPARD,s RE1UKx.
The Transfsr Of the Cisyss Bends In New
York City.

The Transfsr Of the Ctsyss Bonds In New
York City.
4r. Thomas r Shepard reached the city at An
early hour yesterday morning on his return
frum New York, whittier he had gone q .
special messenger to deliver the cify's honda
Nj. Shepard aid that upon reaching New York
three or four days were spent in examining the
bonds carefully to see that they were perfect In
every respect. Then, on the 18th Of October,
Harris 4 Co took the 1rst lot of them, deposit-
ing therefor $50 800 In the Chase National Bank.
In accoFdance with an arrangement previously
made with Mr.. Jacob Furth, Of tins city. the
money was put In the National Bank of the
Republic. the New York correspondent Of the
Puget Sound National bank. to the crel dit OF the
Puget Sound hank and Tor the city OF Seattle.
when the fact of this deposit Was telegrsphed
to Seattle. the Puget sound bank paid the
money 70 the city.
The second deposit Of s50.009 WAS to have
been made on November J. and suppose the
arrangement was carried out" said Mr.. Hhep-
ard. "for have heard nothing to the contrary"
OF the eighteen days that Mr.. Shepard Wa
away, eleven were spent In travelling He
stopped day or two In Western New Yerk on
his return and day or two I'm Wisconsin.
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sUrERIoE couRr-LIcHrENBKRa. J.
City Of seattle W John r. Lanigan q AIDE
murrer: overruied
City OF Seattle Va !. uechman q al-De-
murrer. overruled-
City Of Seattle " John J. McGflvia, two cases
Demurrer; overruled.
City OF Seattle va Jacob Birch and John Hink
Demurrer; overruled.
J. ". Whitehead W. J. r. Whitehsad-Divorce
granted defendant On grounds Of personal in
dirnitfea
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M tneGnssns = . upesWn 1o4ul - N
AGiuoA ~ - 1fanetoco Mn
H. N1k1oWn yietse1a eirl, i ) daueh-
= ylo1ee. 80 - - nrus osstlass q
- n ueogy d hoF iamfly. rusher !
- = - foa1oWu. NY fnfher. John
~ DR1vg1o oee1oenEy - d. Haxl q Rsy.
~ 111Ghne - - eneisb donRhtsr.
- 40 Win enoo oshex. but ny grand
tuee ~ neEx1oBa IN sDdto e &haS
M married ~ cnme . this coun-
u 011n6 1n1hw. 10 1as1 a. Ruytun, dfafn-
cm, mi, stueo ho lofs no nalo fssno.
ol1od vim him ~ lnthes sssf1ed o
- pnd took Mp considerable land. Psrs
~ - 1acona, Ut hes hoen uoJ1 under !
Ne - HOW sxying - Fecovof Il lue it
yeoaklA He d1ed 1ftoen ysn<o 80. and
|S9 4Bo.~
61nm m nes NJ viSs uhiIe ~ ~
- TITS city. He = one Of ne bess
WUmoreiai txnyoIon On The Rnci15o
E1le um John X. Stewart, Of Amseerdam
- Ne William r NcGaxry, % New
~. ese - The Rainier hofsi. Mr. Stewart
nDd Nontgomery county with Rruas
- - assembly Of the last New York
f1f4 He b travelling now for pleasure
~ WI - from here TO San Francesca,
- Ak Stewart VIII return 70 his hone,
g. Me0arry VIII sail for Australia
almond Kelly. Who has hseu eoun6cesd
- American legation st Paris, y ct the
heeel Il am glad 70 ind that King
- nod iron ore" said he yesterday.
- What the possossion Of froa has done
eylvnnia. foF Alabama and for Eng.
= unoloy, - New York. the eecloglss
Deent explerfng expeaitiou In she
- y y sho Ratnies.
3 ]. Hotchkta. sesnt for n Hen Grand
! cenpany. was in the city yesterday.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. ". A. Campbell. formerly connected with
the seattle land once, but now head clerk In
the newly 60 ablished land ofies ss olympia,
va in the city yesterday.
Major W sharpe and Mr. Louis Henry
Leg leave today for Pofs Townsend. From
there they win make z1D down into the ouin-
iault country.
senator Watson c. Squire left yesterday after
noua lor Olympia He wiz return on Thuu1sy
morning
Mr.. and MrA J. r. Dinsners. OF New York. are
g the Rainier.
Mr. b. \. Chamberlain, Of Englssd. b with
his family - the Rainiee hoteL
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qppessa Case ~ Smallpox Il Re-
ported.
- - Lesser. . dentist, who rooms ana
o@cs In The Hull block. corner Of Front
~ euests, wss taken sick yestarday
u and physicians pronounced II case
bpox Health Onicer Dx. ~. n Hilton
odned and ordered ME. Lesser taken %
elpox hospital. and q - same sims
20 nor him compstens nurse. Inms-
upcu the removal os the patient the
eoAeo eussAntinsd the entire brick build
- policemon weRs stationed e the en-
Lesser has besn vsccinased and the
vii not NECESSARILY b fatal
wing the quarsntine an unfortunate state
- became apparent The infant daughter
nso Auli. which Died Sunday. vm 70 b
- 10 o'clock Undsrfaker D. ". Gross
q. ~ With the hearse and found the minister
N1s1ds Of the family outside. The police
Ne entrance woald allow no one %
1hsy decided to let Mr.. Gross 70 In, and
eoneiderahle more talk, concluded 60 slso
-. Hull and his family to follow the ~
g - infant 10 Mount Pleasant csmessry.
Sehneon. who hes his olices IN the block.
= the time OF Tie quarantine, and though
loeed, The o1lcen would not let him OF
~ n the day.
<e1t measures have been taken against
my Of the diseose sprea Hing.
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I. ". 9. =. y. lGseting.

SNa meeting Of the Y. W. C. T. o.. q the
- q Mis Florence Adams yesterday If.
considerable work was accomplished.
ms ladies' intend 20 wage war q once
egasette smoking and tts Evil effects.
Aats White Vas appointed supsrintsndens
ee1es. Niss Mas Hiscnings Of literature
- They have donated @ . union q
- Day Nursery. Next week they dis
4giens and hsrsdity. with Niss 1fls Jen-
r. mad : pauer.
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mo body q Trank Hulmoy the locomotive -
efnes4 who died a. hsaxt dissase q Boulevard .
week aeo. an1 which was ombalmed By b. v.
Crom Ca, vns yesterday shipped % Detroit
loe tnfexmonk Wsltes ecost end Henry wall.
1nR1nonnt I'm - To snme tsatn % escort the
foma1ne . Miehienn. The deceased Tor many
yuau hed 49, euploye6 - engineer On H.
Norshon Pacific Railroad.
n funeral q @ n fotoEsua took plocs frcm
- undsrsaking rooms Of D. ". Croas = Co.
yesterday afternoon, and the fnfermens was
made n NJ klonsant eemseefy. The deceased
died . week ago Of heart disease Is Boulevard
Maud TreweiIa, the ll-months-old daughter Of
John I. Trswssls, Doulsvaxd hlasksmith, died
yogtorday q brain fever.
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- 2o0> mvo&V4mG - o4lY
= peepezsy Il uelentiou. 5ut eoa1 deesh1e eehsr
eez1p tseoed under ~ chaf,er q 10 on1na -
sseee Suoee A<n1enbez8 yesterdo1. 1hehsUs
eHoNs 80 - Bumbex q cnnes r45ukhk y the
e9a1us Aediocn street peopexex oWnen
- aAse refused 70 pr DE en1omDenfs lsvied
Iox nxees 1mprOvensnta The d1fend1nts sAied
eenexu deUuxref In eaeh cnse, "a ~ dom1rs
reu VEN oxgued yeGteraaY mornfns 81 M. Tn
Moes Cole - paxt q he delentsnts, md M.
- 1eah On part az H. city. II the casps Of
sne oQ q eeaetlo aeni1st =. Diekman, Jaesb
1eueA. Jo1n = Lantsnu and John ]. UcGiIyxo,
~ which qoee0ons wero RAISED gofng q the
very foondafion q TIE plan u assessments soe
snsee Improvements II this eiSy. Il W.
ursed ~ NJ Cob thas under the eERnnic - Of
0k atate Of Warrington, g intoepretsd b The
supreme court of the texritszy 81 Washington, IN
ne o1d en- Of the city Of seattle senfnst Yesler
snas ehs dpctrine 81 equality and unifpruify
applies e aasossmenfp IA streek iuuroveunenss
and thst snessfors The exemptions Of he In
proysMonts upon raj estate, provided Tor hy
ne ehaftsr Of tho city Of eeatfie, under which
Aadisou street. Wa graded. 4 uucnustztufional
And y wuo further eonteuded Shat The pro-
vfsten tnthe charter Of he ctty q eeaftts lsay-
mg aisezstionszJ with de ooanell - dsese
Uino the lon9th nd Iocstiou 81 eaeh aa.e.a.
msns disszict whiea shouid bar ths vhsis Sur.
den of making the fnpvuvumeus, u also con-
naxy - TIE exsanfc DOT Of tho tsr1itory q
Washington - rpgard y equality ana unfforn
ttys On the eroand thas no psovision = made
fof the payment Of damaseA
ne docffins ct the taking Of pflvaae property
1oF public use without fusk counens. tfon. bsanr
ienoesd in ths charter. % proyis,ons v~re
made foe the excees over and a6oyo - beusfta
acefuine 70 he property taken.
+ vas also centended that IL ~ absence q
he organic aoe the Fourteenth amenduent .
noHtf YY~s<en
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= Heyeroft the boy who ran away and
= Tacoma was brought hack to Seattle
~ and was again taken in charge by
Rsidel, Of Hyams, PAuson 4 Co The
Mo i've ss ~ south Eighth street. have
Int the boy ID no rolatsyo Of sheifx
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Pullman reservations made for al points East
via the Northern PAcidc railroad, the vestfbuled
oieepef epd dinfux-car line. A. Chilberx ctfy
ticket agent ZIG Second street. Boston block; s
Tonkin, depot ticket agen, ee9attle.
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elxnnt was sworn out In Justice Nfiler's
!e.essday for Nellie sun1ers, IN stsAches
Atoe theatar. The woman u acc1sed BY
= Henders N Of snatchtne Z = gold
nom his hand. and running away with II
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The Reception Bowling Afley win b open
aftoenoon 3 "a evening ~ 214 Railroad avenue.
OPENING season contest will begin this evening
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'TOKLAS, S[NGERMAN & o
7l7-ls.2l2s FRONT STREET.

If you should chance to be told that robe paffeno
authority is misinformed. AT present Fashion =
liberal You may range many sorts Of dres1
stus, choosing what your fancy approves and " =
within the correct limits
Dress goods in robe patterns are POPULAR - Pop
ular, in fact that we have been obliged to repenf
orders and supplement- an already large and divezsi
fed stock
Today showing you whole window I'm
Of these dress robes. in the very latest styles
These are in the second window from the corner.
Maybe you will notice some new effects ii theso
robes To say the least they extremely elegant
These the higher priced suits you'll notice
Just gives you good idea of what We carry II you
want anything cheaper you win find wide range u
suits to select from at all prices
In lght-colored robes. for dressy affairs 81 =
evening" you'll find some wonderfully charming efIecfs
You viii notice in same window with che combin.
alton robes (some people call these SUITS you knou)
showing of nice colored satin rhadames These we
believe to be very good bargain at 81 pr yard
The goods are 20 inches wide and are extra quality 8
the price
The rich upholstery pushes which hang IN IL
background of window considered to b reunazk
ably cheap. They are a4-inch width and are maried
at So per yard Just take note Of richness 81 colce =
these goods.
While we've not been making any particuhr IN
about the dress goods lately it isn't because Va have
the goods TO write about We have the yesy -
selection in town. and you will find many bs1v,inD
scattered about throughout all qualities Of goods
Might mention again those very excslenk ~
extremely fashionable CD width Scotch Chevioo =
ooc yard. which are really worth $r.as.
In Millinery Department recent arrivals Of new
trimmings just6es your making another visit 70 do
department this week. and there's lots to Be put "a
stock first days of the week. More trimmed hafs =
show you this week than any time since The depnrs
ment has been opened. Descriptions are really ue.
less in connection with these hats You've GOT q -
them to appreciate tithe Of their beauties
About Cloaks Been as busy as ever With theu
The stock is fully complete and. we've said
before there's not another such elegant stock q
the Pacific coast
Call your attention to vory fashionable jaeIeA
Comes in brocaded and cheviot stuAs and has large
full velvet sleeves. heavily embroidered. These are
late arrivals.
Also the wraps 1t was really worth the whlIa
awaiting their arrival. Might quantities Of adjeo
tves about their elegance but woudnt Be able =
them exact justice.
And the long cIoaks are At hand IN inu nd n.e~
nifcent force A regular army Of them and altere
handsome
You are fully Of what We carry n line e
pushes, furs and capes. wont mention them.
You will find prices throughout Cloak Depae
ment as is rule elsewhere in the house. = low = =
consistent with good qualities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

Hyans. Psuson 4 Cos annivssazy sals. No.
vomho1 & Saturday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

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