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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
A Change OF Room.

"You will have to give me another
room, guess" said Congressman to
the hotel clerk.
whats the matter? arent You
comfortable where you are?"
We'll, not exactly. That German
musician in the next room and l don't
get along well. Last night he footed
away on his clarionet so that I thought
never would get to sleep. After |
had caught few winks ] was awakened
by a pounding on my door. What's
the natter l asked. OF YOU blease,
aid the German, dot you would
,chnore Of the same key. Nou vas go
frcrn i fiat to e. und it schpo,ls der
noosic. 81 IaShington Post.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
No Attraction,

Dramatic Agent Yes, sir, I'm
advance agent of Held for Trial" the
great sensational drama, with safe
burglary in it. Guess you'vo heard of
it. Got a regular cracksman in tho
company. too, you know; just out of
the penitentiary, and he opens o safe
on the stage. Great success. Crowded
houses everywhere. You'll be around
to sec the performance, won't you?
Country Editor Sadly I'm not in
terested in safes.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
DINNER DISCUSSION.


Gut.
A few DAYS ooo Mr., Grnmbledorf
,amo home nrom1tlv TO his six o'clock
| limo. ,,;+b. +bo 1aniohln desire unnor-
mo l'st in his brcost to he niaasant With
his wife The had a littIc fit nj brnak-
fast aISnt Tho nroncr way TO serve buc!I-
wLeat coI,as and both wore a LITTLE
| ashamed of fnssino over such n trihinp
Grnmbledorf earnestly resolved to
nol,aomonI. ro,.1,is Observation-Disclosures if
Inc ," n, no " ronld Ne thorcht he
would bccin hy moi ol1udirc in the least
70 tLoir 1nn1 .,.ontnnss a3 breakfast
and TO he very Genial at dinner and not
touch on any s9biert mon which dis
mite cou1d nossiblv arise
AZ G,uml,lndorf seated himself at
tbn tohle his WIFE sid. willie. door
Will Won carve the duck? 1t looks so
ricn and fender 7 am sure Won would
ratbcr sorvn !. in that way than have
Tho ,rir1 emf i mn in tbe kitchen.n
GrrmIlnIorf couldn't holm but think
fiji. - 1;tt1o covart dino ON bis wifn's
m ,r,l At Their mornina.s troubln but he
,,,t on liz b1ondn.g Smile and 70 ,lio1 .
nCnrtoinIv not. / worlIr, ,bar carve if
than NOT Int Won, mistake fine name of
tho bjrd mi. ! moi = d1ck but a
canvas-bac,,
"WnlI > said hi, wife color inc 2 lit
flo "isn't q canyos-bocl, ducL = ducl, >"
mo " rrnlird GmmbIedoyf. unite
hlandl =. % canvas-lack dnrk is n can
yas-back duck. but a d,cx is quite a
,1;feo,,,,+ +I,i,c a., l,,,l. ,,,,, o,.o,rd
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
IL Was Charity.

Mr.. lsaacstein-I sells YOU dot coat,
my trent, for sayyenteen shilling; you
dake him along
Customer I thought, Isaacstein,
That you didn't do business on Satur-
day. Isn't this your Sunday?
Mr.. Isaacstein in low reverent tone
Of voice)-My trent, to sell coat like
dot for sayventeen shilling vas not
peesness, dot vas sharity --Londoa
Pick Ne Up.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
Didn't Write II.

An old negro who had business in
lawyers office was ASKED if he could
sign his name.
How is dat, sah?"
81 ask" the lawyer answered, IF you
can write your namc?"
Wall, no, sab. l ncber writes my
name. l jes dictates it, sal. "-Arha5i-
sac Irdrc!cr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

The favorable impression produced on the
first appearances of the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy Syrup Of Figs few years ago has been
moro than confirmed by the pleasant expert
enceof all who have used it, and the success.
of the propr .etors and manufacturers, the Cal
nornia Fig Syrup Company.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

A New Bedford clergyman who had
bean in service long TIM, adver is!s
100 sermons for So e, covering al sub
jects, and applicable o any 10 atty. lilo
only wants 81 piece for the lot, if TAX,
IN In q hmm
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
Grace Before Meat.

east-Do you say grace at the table
at your boarding house?
Characterization, yes.
. Before or after eating?"
"Oh, before, of course"
"Why of coursc?'
well, if we waited until the close
of the meal no one would be willing to
give thanks. YOnkerS Statesman.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

INFORMATION wanted: Jones, who is
preparing brochure to be entitled SIS
Marriage Failure" had the good luck
the other day TO meet o distinguished
statistician. "Oh Professor!r was
Jones breathless question, kindly tell
me which, from your observation,
marry oftenest, the women or the
mon -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

There are "l}!uc blcodcd" people, md RED
b,o"ded" Ieople, and White bloodod' people;
but here are more "Bad-blo dcd' people than
cCd Is simply imWIro. In that case there Il
no better remedy thai fa-ru'ra. But some
times their blood is Diseased and hprfib: in
is Chronic Catarrh, for instance, md Scrofula,
and Chron rheumatism, Chronic Ulcers,
IN even morc horrible diseases. These arc
terrible diseases. and especially so when they
break cut at This season Of the year, when the
body is relaxing under the enervaiing heat,
ana yet his not adapted itself to facilitating
hood is not without Il remedy for such dire at.
llictioas La-cu pl-a has proved itself in thou.
iHnds Of cas- $ n grand cure for them Read
its record in Dr.. linrtmau's Ellis Of Life" sent
free 10y p"rula Medicine Company. Columbus,
Ohio. Regulate the bowels, If necessary, with
Man a-in. Each rc'ails at only 81 bottle.
The prophets jeremiah and Urijah pro-
l-nnSinl amuiMct InrLsaInm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
Of Course He Did.

Little Robbie C.'s grandfather is a
carpenter and rather averse to having
children about his workshop. Robbie,
however, being not only grandchild
but namesake, was tolerated there
once in while, and on one of his visits
he found something amongst some
scrap-iron in box which he thought
he would like very much to have for a
plaything, bit ne could scarcely make
up his mind to ask his grandfather for
it. At last happy thought struck the
cunning little tot and he said in his
sweetest voice, picking mp the wished
for article; "Gran'pa, if you was little
boy an | was your gran'pa Id give You
dis" He got it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

turned to me and said: What is that
black obiect?" /, spriuging to my
feet, saw, as It came near, it was a
bear.
Frank ran one way, I the other, and
climbed the tree with the bear after
me, when Frank crept up close behind
the bear. Off went his gun. Frank
had forgotten to take out the rod and
it went through the bears heart,
through the tree and knocked q nut
out of the mouth of a squirrel nearly a
mile away, ii. Is. NJ.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes cath that he Is the
senior partner Of tho firm of +. J. CHENEY %
Co, doing blsincs In TIE City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said iir1n
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FIR each and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
presence, this 9th day of Eccembcr, a. D., 1893.
(-A-~l A. w. GLEASON.
9sEAt Notary Public.
-
HAIRS Caiarrh Cure II taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces o the system. Send for testimonials
wv Z L CHENEY & Co. Toledo, Q.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

sir Nnre< FREE, sent BY CraGn e Co., Phila.,
Ia, to any one in u. :. or Canada, post paid
uron receipt of - Dobbins's Electrical Soap
wrappers. See list of novels on circulars around
each bar. This soap for sale by all grocer5.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
STATE OF ONO; Cry OF TOLEDO, l..

The Emperor Augustus boaNted that he
found his capital brick and left it marble.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

# YOU have Rheumatism or E"ura}gia send
this "Nd" TO W. Ii. I'm tv Co., 7Gd C;;sS Ave;
Detroit. Mich, with name of paper cut from
aud a O.? stamp We will send yoI something
free OF charge that Will greatly benefit YOU
The prophctcss,s mentioned in Scripture
are: Miriam, Deborah, Huidah, Anna,
Elizabeth aud Mary.
a pocket mirror free to smokers of "TansilI's
Punch" sc. Cigar.
Watch for MURRAY" Buggy adv, next week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
Confirmed.

The Iradc-windS are so called because
they assist in navigation.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
LETTERS FROM TIE CORNERS.
NECK-oR- NoTHr1' HALL,

Pr. i d l T L r. :
INV h en- we'd b e Il
Home about a weak
Mis- Purdy sent fur
!us to cum an spend
the afternoon
thare and take sup
sper.
? SO we went, tho
I felt sum duber-
ssum about her an
; William II e II cry,
still L node they'd
heY to hey 1t serum
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
SEED SuEnrCoRN

For Fodder Sniling or "fnsilacr' Purposes. Every
Breeder, Dairy man Farmer should SOW SH"ct Corn
for Fodder. When sown broadcast use two bushels
per acre, in drill one half tn; quantity Vitality Of
my seed is warranted. Price per bushrl $50, bags
included. Address the Grower,
4. =. CLLitK, Wnkcnuu. Ohio.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03
ITALIAN " Eigr tnn,i ERsi ,n Az

MONEY LOANED. MONEY SAVED. Wanted
III Agents everywhere to represent The Ca ital
Saving and Loan Society. FrONidcnt Bldg. Phtld
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

The prophets jeremiah and Urjah pro
Mcs!eI agAiMsl Ierusalcm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

d "A EHBsS your own SIGNS. Five M.rabets
&E61 3 to IL inch LeuerS. only $3.50. $au,-
ESssa pies 10c. MARTIN u CO.. Adams. NY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-25
BASEBALL.

League Isan Player Arrivisg-Aa AM
stssr Clsb Proposed.
Five OF the baseball players. signed xi4 tie
seattle Baseball Club for the season OF iss4 have
arrived herr and the remaining sevea re ex-
pscfed duriag the week The ave who 1ayslG
rved are: B. ,. Snyder. catcher; L e9mp.
catcner: W. Camp, second bssemaut Thomas
Hermon- left fielder, and E. Whitley, center
nslder. First Bsseran smith and saortsso2
Bright srs expected here daily from ST. Louis,
- are Curry and Dean. the battery. from Gal
weston. Texsa The players who are here prac-
tice daily ~ the race track. under the direction
OF Manager ". Z, Rockwell
A number Of old-sime baseball players Will
meet In the Kline & Rosenberg building, on
Washington street. next Tuesday evening, for
the purpose Of organizing "a amateur club. Mr.
Joe Livfrgston, OF the Rainier hotel cafe, who
played several seasons with Eastern professional
teams. 10 one of the prime movers In the affair.
- well - several other eld-fime members
o. the Eastern lesguea The gentlemen intend
organizing team for the purpose Of playing
amateur clubs In other Washington cities, and
say they viii not be ayerse to pIay ing any OF the
Northwestern League teams occasionally. and
are confident they can pat up about - good ball
- auy Of them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-25

- = President - - Ysung Pespes's
seessey - CArastino xnAsavoe.
nre treat + promised the people Of this city
nsxf SUNDAY in he v.sis OF d. p. Z Clark. Of
Dossoo- ~. Ciaxk represents one Of the most
s1Spfinng md successful movements in ChYts-
uan lie ana WORK zen in recent yeAn
ne u psssidsnt Of the United socisies Of
Lnnauen knoeavcr and editor Of The Golden
As1s 0e organ Of the Christian Endeavos
movement He Vas The eue 70 plan his form
% oreanixsng and tsainfne The young people OF
We churches Tor work This Was ten years $50
he rapad spread of this movement, the euthus-
sssm aroused among the young people of al de-
noninsfions In this form Of church work is .
constant source Of wonder 70 those Who have OBJ
served II In July Of lest year the
eighth annual convention Of the Young
Ropes Society Of Christian Endeayor
vas bed IN the Flint Regiment Armory hall
Phfisdsiphia and vas said 70 be the largest dis
unesiveiy religious representative convention
ever held n tnts country. Over $50 delegates
were present, representing thirsy-one states and
territories and many foreign countries AZ that
conventinn were reported s.s7z sorissies and .
nenosrship OF nearly so1o0A The annual con-
venfiou this year wdt b held in s. Louis from
Jane II 10 Lind pn0mises % be even larger
than the lladeiphia CONVENTION. DR.. Clark
Will IN Seattle next Sunday. the 9TH, and
much b. his presence 90 help the Young
1Pses soSscssrh " AnIlskeu knceASor OF &C.
ate IN their work He viii preach sunday
morning In the First Methodist Episcopal
church.
Al the same plaza at ,. m. Sunday. . work
ess' conference will Dc held and question box
VIII be opened aad answers given by Dr. CLARK.
In The evening ~ 80. he viii address ali the
scseries OF Christian eudeavos OF Seattle and
vicinity, In Plymouth church. corner OF Third
and Uofverxity streesA Those who know what
the Y. r. 5. G, z. 10 VIII surely hear DR. Clark
Those who don't know couId have no better op-
portunity OF getting information and solid salts
faction at the same time.
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People whs are Easily Deceived. He
Aas Caught Eight - mr..

city druggist stated that he had had eight
calls for Joys Vegetable sarsapaxilla bat had
sold bis own every time. Il did not occur to
him that II might be . serious matter to give
his old time mercury and potash preparation to
people who do not need syphilitic treatment
II IL safe to say that not one person in ten have
asyphilitic trouble. Hence what do they want
with such dangerous minerals - mercury and
potashs what ainetenths OF our people are
troubled With Is indigestion. dyspepsia, sick
headaches. constipation and face eruptions. I'll
u which are the legitimate results of impropsr
liver and kidney seton, or impaired digestive
osganA Those disorders do not call for syphilitic
eeatmsnt. bat for mild vegetable liver, stomach
and bowel Alternatives. We are surprised that
intelligent people should b persuaded into tax
ing mercury and potash sarsapsrilla when
you ask for Joys Vegetable ssrssparilia see that
vss oaA
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Aeiod Choir % - :. . and 3, baock a, HAes
: Anishes s6a1siou = eeass;s. held b. pEaxnuG
b. tax dee1
. Aass Oliver yesterday I'D eonpaainf aentnne
tne Maple Leaf L1mber and Manufactures
Company for the recovery Of Slla
nnson Lsmber Company las brought an a.
cnmens salt against william wright for
O. MORRIS HALLKE's KsrAYE
Prohsts Judge Osborne yssserdsy gave . hear
Ing % petition fos . dssss1husion OF ne essase
OF Ne fa1s g. Morris HAiier A eecsee Of dss-
Intuition OF fhs whole esaaso was ersused upor
me nisng OF bonds - follows Annie c. Haller.
ssa00: Granville q. Hailef. 81, so; Henrietta
~ hsiier. siz-5oo. The boDds were fsed sud
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O6icsrs Philbrick. Corbcst and Cave made Q
descent upon the ST. Clair house on Weller and
Commercial street. early yesterday morning and
arrested W. J. Beekley and William Gordon.
The prisoners ~ 70 taken to police hesdq usrters
and charged with vagrancy. An oI ium outh,
WAS found In the room. but - the ofsieers could
not prove that the men had used the pipe. they
Jailed them on another charge. Judge Miller
viii try THAR ease today
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THE JAP BROUGHT BACK.



Through japanese Influence.
IL now seems quite probable that Andrew Ke-
hoe. who with John Mason and Edward Rea-
gan. assaulted Ku wstsu in Lou Graham
house Of prostitution shout two weeks ago. will
be prosecuted for his cowardly assault Ku
watsu VIII arrive from Victoria on the Premier
this morning. in charge OF Detective Ehmans.
He will Be- cIosaly watched this time. ana the
police VIII take that he il not again spirited
away by Rehoe's friends before his trial
kn Matsu's return was brought about by Mat
saba sorakichi. the wrestler. who rather re-
sented the insinuation thai he had been a party
20 the act OF getting Ku wstsu out OF the way.
20 that he would not be on hand 10 prosecute.
Matsada, together with few Of his counfrymen,
got together and came to the conclusion that Hu
should be brough back at all hsxarda Enough
money was collected 10 send . Jap 10 Victoria
to identity IA watsu. and the former in com
pany with Detective Ehman, started for Vic
toriA last Tuesday.
KehOe IL now out on bail, but win probably
have be airing today or tomorrow.
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THE LAKE SHORE ROAD.
\ Sunday Excursion TicksA-The New
SncQualmie Hotel.

The Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern railway
will shortly issue sunday excursion tickft ~
the summer season from all the princip6f sta
tons. This special fare viii b very low and
will be feature OF the roads trsfsc.
The large hotel 1t the Snoqualmie hop ranch
will be opened Nay I. W. Dsrnesi being man
ager. A wagonetfe win be run regularly be-
twsen the hotsi and railway depot
II u probable that the railway will arrange 10
carry parties 70 the Seattle Baseball Club
grounds Ut the end Of Madison street This will
BE- done by Q run 70 Yeaier and thence by
steamer. The ticket viii likely cover the rail
way and steamer run and give admission 10 the
grounds The arrangement 10 intended 10 last
until the street car line 10 run to the grounds.
Acting Superintendent Dunn returned yesser-
day from Suohomish.
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srrEuox coEKr--srRArTox J.
Arthur n. Mead vs. Charles H Yrerch-prop-
ped from the Trial calendar
surEnsoR coCnT-LscHTEyBEne, >.
Heinrelch 4 Co. W Charles n. Fox a Al
Connn1s1 % Saturday. April u. 2 .. m
r. H. HUI Co. Va Durham 4 Coiiins-Entry
OF default against dxtenaaas
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N.v Inco,por.tions.

Articles Of incorporation of the Union Bill
Company were 6led with the county auditor
yesterday BY J. II. Doudlah, W. Ince. W. &
CLARK. Henry Leland. OTTO Jsegsr, q. A. Cedar
James A. Douglas. Frank r. Grady and D. l.
Ballard. who are also trustees. The company 10
formed for the purpose OF manufacturing buy.
ing and selling lumber, and for general invest
mens in land and lumber properties The cap
ttai stock 10 $4,000. with the privilege of in.
cscasipg to $50 900 after September next
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For low rarse excellent aeccmn 90 assens and
al ths srata rs that constitute . sDccssasHl an
sDioyahie trip 80 the Esst. take the Northern Pa
eide. Through ssssieale usias 70 - Paul,
Minneapolis. Daiath and chissso. eoosssans o.
aintns drswfnsrsesn aat aeeFsnx cars Ssu
,aurist sa~e p~rs ansser tae sir~ctlcn of the Pail
ua Az Palace Car Con pany are attached 70 daily
sh-onrh trina No exttsf service "a be teunA
4 shSlae.S sgsy t.sasg sxeus .le s<ccnd sssees,
Hestor h,s<k, T. Toaain. cspos siekss Assnl So
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A Brutal Ross Fined.

Pat sioggan, foreman OF . construction gang
on the Madison street hne. Wa hned $40 aud
costs yesterday by Justice Miller. for assault and
battery. GogEan was arrested on "Wednesday
for striking q day iaborer on his gang. with
whom be had had q slight Misunderstanding
concerning wages.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

Tcaris. siespsng ears daily between seattle
and Chicago. fseuty-ivs miles the shortest
route and seven hours and thirty elk minatcs ln
advance of CON petins Ines A. Chtleerg, city
ticket agent. sle second street. Boston ooex:
Ionkin, depot tichet agent seattle
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OPENING NEW TRIMMINGS

We received saturday PER express from New
York al the latest ETY. Is trsmma ss. vide frtnaes
wide gimpG fronsx. fan nets. etc Chessel
E3Rary.
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Remember the date Of the May musical testi
val st the First NJ. Z. church May 6. rich
programme prepared.
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Are ,ca sotax 10 pailt wiEain ssx zcnsas'
TAsr estl ssss ges one 81 taess tSeats sse<a.s
slass ~ he rsYea awsy. IN my ~oasa >Aors al
LUCE On gsr~ea ISke fhs eserSTte ears nu~
- ;, ~ m. lots " "a woa3. eensza :, k4ss0a
s.ts,..s s.<s.tssa strepL
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NEW pREss MArrRIAIR
Nrw cKupRHN.s cans Assn pREssEs.

We received q choice selection of new drssi
materials, combinations. French pattern sai,r
and plain gussts. fancy silks etc. Chester Clearly
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NEW ursrls UNDERWEAR

We last opeuei fuil line OF ladies' muslin
underwear special mention IS male OF iat OF
o. emise aud drawers. handsomely trimmed. 81
50 cents each Chester Clssfy.
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Ysxe recsinsnx char cars rssn tnro1xa frer,
Portland ~ Chicago without sasnxe VIA TIE
I-nleu p,rtsc A {. Marta. city ueksg aSsnl
- seropd street. kessoa eAocx- "a r. nigga
agent city de~k
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Am rNnrRwEAR

We lust received large line 81 chi!4rens sa5
baby caps. honnsts dresses Some very at1rsc~
tive sly les Chester tiesry.
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n will ray yon sell 20 zee The seattle Ice "a,
q 20 second street, before mAktng eontssess k9s
- "a n noasltsoa. msrsscr.
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NEW HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
We last opeasea an entire pew stock Of hosiery
ara uugssrwsar ia sslk isle thread. cotton, in
rrs.u etc. Chester ClearF.
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ususek.ersrs.es 40 fail % asa rear srcoss so'
epsgry's ssockscn sous.
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eealed verdi 81 the tary In the canage
~ 81 kooert kOesner "a H. l. Nesier. wss
Nsh 70 The court when Il convened yesterday
FninS. The igFy WAS out al night unit!
sssosa yesterday morning. when verdict Tor
. defense WAS found
1aesais Of iytfle & Smyths Manafac;uzlns
s1pany Va Ma,isin & Ryan vas tried by ths
serS And sacgmeat Of So - for plaintiff wa
1desed ~ prayed
oraEs SEw FttfsaS
sss Isss Glove Manufacturing Company zee
raAy brought satt against NJ. Eahers. Max
zen and VI. FIntestein for collection cs
scsnissory note COR y7ass.
.nak n nsnnA hriags sais axsinsf W A.
I'D Tor slTs for breach 81 coutrscs.
aiatos l. bA~r yesterday hroaxht sais 10 tbs
wsfof COAT for decree setting sslte me tile
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ne case Of y. MeNstt W. the Pacific Cable
osesraeuoa Company was given 10 the jury
Seraay. aud verdict for the plaintiff Vas re
ssnsa In ashors time. The Judgment 4 against
- facine Cshis Construction Company and
seattle Construction Company. The fan
Eoent sued 'or was ass9 60. The attorneys of
~s corporations have given notice Of . motion
nev trial. recess until this morning at
- vas taken in Judge STATIONS department
eeeareay morning