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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-13
MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
s,,s,,iops. Help wanted, Rsr sals, Far Rent Lost
Pound, strayed u Stolen. To Buy, sell
Of Exchange Mako II known.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

,,ap RFNT-Two good store rooms situated
~ fIieh street. Magerstown. Ma, suitable
w ~ feed store. One can be had at
III 4 MA fe IL her on April l. Apply 70 JAMES
~ 4, gaJRFRr. high street, Hagerstown- s-1i2w
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-13

TYILMER,s china Hail on king street, for sub
IN stantial Lamps.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-13

!, IMII.Es Floor oil Cloth, regular S. cent goods
A for Ia cents yard at EUGENE =. hkh-
HINGES @
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-13

rIsHE most perfect dyeing Is done BY 7. CORD
NER, frst-class dyer and hnisher. south l
Raleigh street, near new jail. Laqles anu 81.
tlen.ens garments OF every description steam
cleaned. dyed and finished without ripping
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-13

tase Cnbfa Passengers hnd six o. The
crew % the romtreuiA f.ees Their flvsr
n Steeae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11
Gin hummer Strei6 2sfa4ers.

Der Didter 6oaque ersGblte benz
Wtator geisfe, ssut 6~erausseber elmer
r@ei9idte Der heutl1en Sreibeits>
frie9e,1 cine @eididte bon Bliiher,
beiiem 1~5Ojdbriser @eburtStas am Is.
De5ef1ber gefeiert nurbe. Gr hattie
fie aus ieinem eisenen Munbe. s9n
Der S1ladt BET Martenberg g. Otto
ber 1879 fonnte elm 0an6webrbatails
lon, bas bel @liter iiber bic Briide
9eben iollte, aber lebr mitgenommem
BON S%elbaase unb ii6t In Der beften
tafttIden Oronuitg NOR, nit Dem lleber,
gauge aus WibneritdnbniB ober sufal-
lisen uriaden ni9t iogiei9 fertig mer-
ben. 90 fubr 8liher in ieiner berben
Irt anf baiielbe los NIT ben Worten:
nSbr. seng, Sire ideiit feene quit
3t babem, 90 briiben ausubeiben, aber
Gnd loll baS Donneripetter reaierel!
Wfin SIR ni9t fortmaht, lab' id
Seier nj Gnd geben!4 Das frantic
BITE brapen Seute, arme i9leiii1e Seine.
tpeber, bitter. sic giugen briiben nader
b,rau5 los unb tbaten pollauf lire
S9uisisfeit. alS ilin. I'M naditen
Gage Der fieyreide Selbberr iid Dor Der
Sront Der Grappen aei9te, jltbelte inn
Iles 81, nur oieies Battalion blieb
itumm. Bliiber fiiblte. bab cine
Gbrenerfldrung bier notbwenbis iei.
Gr tpanbte iih mieber ;i Dem Battalion
nm uaS ia9te: pNber, 3inber. leio
bod feene buinrne Deuwels mid In
gloobt, bat i'd bat jeitern i'm Grnit
i~enleent babe /; i'd meeB, Dat SIR alle
eiidtige 9erls leio i9 babe ia iiir &C.
lpaBtp Sin idallenbeS Surrab uub
etn nnmabiOer Subel mar Die Autmort.
Dliider aber er,dblte bic @ei9idte nit
Der poran9el9idten 8emerfuug, oas
man auipcilen ielbit .esnen hummer
Streed" MAIDEN fonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11
Cine Srpniae @eSdbtdte

eradblt bic 80. pr.": Gin in Der Char.
lottenitraBe ftebenber 9rofhfenfutider,
Der eben fem Mittassf9Idf1en bielt,
mar ni6t menig betrofen, als ibm cine
belle Stimme bi1t am DIR auraunte:
nGriB, 9ieb 3uder ! gieb 3uder!" Cir
ftGunt lab er fi9 nm unb bemerfte auf
feiner S9ulter eineu grsBen b~untgefiez
berten Papagei fben. St langte nod
benz 8ogel, bieier Fog aber neg, febte
fi6 an BEN &anb bes BiirgerFeiges unb
berlebte i'm bur6 Nusbriide mie vOner
OuRel!1 r&ameell" &c. auf bas gr6bs
Ii6fte. Ser @uti6er griff aur peitf6e,
oils cine alte Dame atbemloS sufpra1g
unb ben MusreiBer aur reuigen &iidfebr
auffDrberte. rgpeo fommI Wo wiGf
bu bin2" rief bic Dame begiitigen6,
ssbielt aber nur bic gntport: rsSm
@runetpalb, i'm @runetpalb 1T 6Dlaz
ouftiOn!1 un6 f6lieBIi6 ttadte bas
Sbier einen fol9en 2drm, baB bic
5traBeniugen6 tn bellen 6aufen aaz
riifte unb 10 bi6t gebrdngt benz Sreiz
ben Goc0S 5ufab, baB 3eitueiie Der Mas
genoerfebr ftodte. Gs ging linn aber
10, mie allen llnfugma6ern Elm G9ubs
mann nabm ibn fef unb iibergab i'm
feiner Befiberin. rNun, miaf bu artig
Tein, goeo?" rief Bic Dame entriifet,
aber Der unberbeherli6e erfldrte feelens
pergniigt: nyti6 in bic 9anb!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11

Gin GieI ais Seihemmeber. Ser
beriibmte fran36iii1e Me1onifer gau>
CANTON bate an ben Mebeitiblen Der
Seibenfabrifanteu gu Qpon perf1ieoene
VsrbeUernngen porsei9laSen. fpoport
aber bic Gabrtfanten nidts nilien tpoGs
ten. I'm bic bisberiee alte Webes
metbobt l69erltd 3n MAIDEN, fomitruirtc
er baber eiue Botri9tun9, onrf incline
obne ieoe tnenf1liAe Silie elm Gief
@eiben3eug peben fonnte, tto bieie
Mnf8abe aud gu GROCER Beluftisnrg
Der 3obfrei9 3uidauenben ausfhbrte.
Dae litter ging TIM 2reife berum, tpie
elm Hferh tn elmer gen6bnli6en Mtiible,
uno beuirfte 6abur1 a[le bic gum @e<
ben erforberlt6en fanftmdbi9en Betpes
9nngea. Die Mobelfammlung in benz
einft bon Baucaniou ~beipobnten 6aufe
81 Yaris entb6lt inter pielen &unifs
iDsrtst. BITE er seferttst, nod bsute biefe
Wtal1tne, on mel1er man nod elm
Stid sebliimten Nblftoffes fiebt, wels
@es Der lansobrise Beber sefertist bat.
Gin ,,meni9li9es &ftemfud" I'M
tereliautefter grt lit Elm Mrmee<D uletin
glapoleors aus fetrem eriten italienifAen
Uelbjus, bas fi1 I'M Beiis Der 6amilie
Satnt>Mlbin beffnbet. SIS lit at Bar
raS eeri9tet, bas Direftoriums zMtits
9lieb, our9 beiien Ginflub sr bas Obers
foitutonbo IN Stalien erbalten bate,
unb BON Der 9anb bes Sefretdrs ges
fdriebeu. Nm Ranbe bes Blattes aber
beftnben fid Worte bon Napoleons
9amb, offeubar in GROCER Grrssnrs &C..
i1rteben. @s finb bic ~folaenben :
rWfein lieber BarraS! Soiepbine
tomrtt ni9t. Wer bdlt ie In Yaris
5uriid? Stud iiber ate @eiberi Sd
bin In Her5peiffun9. 81 8onaparte.1
-Soiepbine mar befanntli9 bic Sc
mabtin Wapoleons, nit Der CT iih IN
ber13sfben Sabre permdbit batte, In Dem
ct Sber< Stalisn eroberte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11
9eranffdhe etlberminen.

Sc merbeH ieBt Mnftaltett getrofen,
bic rei6en in 5tonepal COUNTY, ettpa
Is bis 20 MeiIen pefli9 bpn Sasfeu
liegenben @ilber= unb &upfer Minen
in fa6mdnnif9er Meife unb i'm groBz
artigen Mabftab tn 8etrieb 3u feben.
Wie ein Beri6t aug Qastel fagt,
finb 1T ber borbergebenben Mo9e Elm
paar Wagenlabungen bpn gef6ultett
8ergleuten auf ibrem Mege mad ben
Wtinen bnr9paffirt.
unteriu9ungen, uel9e BON 8eamz
ten Der geologif9en Staatsbeb6rbe ans
geffent linb, baben-fo beiBt es-aum
@rgebntB gebabt, baB @r3 iii binrei>
9enber Menge unb Site borbanben
1T, nm bas unternebmen gu einem gut
3ablenben gu MAIDEN.
Ser &apitaliftenz @eielf1aft = bic
%fogenannte "Silver Pass Mining Com
pany' = tpelds baRelbe it bic 0aub
genommen bat, ftebt Elm 8etriebstaz
pital bon $1,000,000 CUR 8erfAgung,
unb 10 tDirb bann aud fofort an bic
@rri9tnng bon einem @9mel5nerfe get
gartgen tperben.
Wie man allgemeiit glaubt, uirb bic
Sntriebfebung Der @ilberz unb Rupferz
r1tnen in Stoneta1 gountp bic Derz
anlafung ba5u perben, baB bic Seras
@eutral<8a bn uel6e fi6 anf6idt, fire
3tnie BON benz iebigen gnbpuntte aus
tpeiter fortanfibren, fi6 in benz Nus>
legen Der Gerldngerungsbabn beein=
fuhen lafen mirb unb bieielbe bann
iebenfaas aud iiber 9asfen leger uirb.
Cine aus @elbmdnnerr BON Broun
na0 NaDarro Gountn ~beftebenben &C.
feli9aft, tpel6e fi9 unter benz Nameu
Der r@an Saba Mining COMPANY"
organtiirt unb elm 9apital bon $780,
900 CUR 8erfIgung bat = melbet cine
Wfittbeilung bon Menarbbiae-febt inn
gegrif bic alte fogenannte ,Bomie
Stlbermine", tuel9e ibrer 8ebanptung
11a6 tnieber aufgefunben fein iou. unter
Gearbeitung gu nebmen. Ser Inter
ltebmungsgeif = 10 fist Der 8eri6ters
tatter bin3u-wenbet fi6 in Der Iebten
Set bier in unierem Mineralbitritt
mieber NIT gr6Berem Sntere1e Ger Nuss
arbeitung Der 8obenf6dBe all. Sie
3abl berer. mel6e mad i~pertbbonen
@raen luden, tuirb INNER GROCER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11
@eO. Msanbrp's aampf . aaferei

in Der NufinsS traBe 1T nit ben reue.
fen Maf6inen sir Nnfertisung Don
Botti6en, GdRern, @iferneit &c. einae.
ri6tet nnb liefert anerfannt borshefi6e
Mrbeif.
S6idt guer Gelb nidt nod benz
Norben, ionbern laBt Cure Mrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, tho gud pole @dramtie
fir bic bette IuSfibrung berleIben ge.
geben wirb. 8riefli6e Qnfragen iiber
Breiie &c. tDerben prompt beantiuortet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11
Gsiairr nno 8nssb-5 reie OHerte.

Sin $40 pferbesei6irr fir 81. Gin
500 9Dp Buggp fir 1915. Sbr
f6nnt nniere Waaren in gurem Srte
beidtigen, ebe Sbr einen Gent be3ablt.
G6reibt fur iauffrirten gatalOg, pel>
der ben &unbeu preiie anfibrt. bic
nnter benz 4olfenpreis Der &etail>
GdnbIer finb. S6idt biefe Mn3eise
fammt MbreGe an Mlbas M~anufactus
ring Co., Chicago. Sas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11
S5aRe Nstblaae.

r...:S Ol.'en Sic mir oas erbetene
Darlebem 9emdbren, 70 bite i6 Inn
9sfl. idleunige ueberienbuns. Sd lise
auf slibenoen aoblen = unb aud Die
iiro nod nidt be,ablt. Grse6enlt
Pumpmeier."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11
9ibfomotiid,e Modlri&t.

9iptomatiiGe Ma9ridt. ,@Hrer
Maieitdt brtnge id efne b0dlt erfrqts
Tide Madridt," ia9te ber afntadttge
Winifter Slipare; at pbtlipp ". BON
Spanien. n@uer au8enuterf, Sire,
tpdr ld1sit auf bas northumberland
bes 9er5oss BON 8rasan3a eert4tst ;
bafelbe lit gegenDdrtig burb einett BE-
tebl gu erbalten, bab bic Sitter bes
9eraogS 5l @unften @nrer Moieitdt
fonfSjtrt nerben. "-nJn Der fbat,
oas 1T eine berrli6e gOfi6aft,A rtef Der
&6ni9. rl1nb melbe uria9e bait Dm
a%uf9efunbem, lin Die &onftsfatton au
~Derbdneen ?"-p Sobann bon 8ragan5a
Fat ft9 be8 0o6perratbs l9ulbtg &C.
madt, benn er lieB iid aia i. Desefa.
Der (164o) gum S6nts bon 1ortaeal
ausrufen. - @a8 ?" rtef 8btltpp ~.
uMletn Yi;sfouig bat ibu lasfpetietbaft
iofort ~perbaften la{jen lA-rbasi pfrbe
seldeben fein, Sire, aber Der Wbefts
MIG mnrbe erlnoroet. - rGrmor6etP
nnb er bate 10000 Gotbater 5u lei.
mem 9duse ?" = rDie SolSatef, .
faete Slipare3, vntuBter cine ftrategifde
Vetpeguns lit Der Ridtuas anf BE
@renae Spaniens MAIDEN uu6 ertbarte>
ten iebnii6tig in 9afabo3 Gurer Wtas
jeitat gefeble, fi6 anf ben Seinb 3u
ftir5en. - Portusal lit alio fur Spa
nien perlorenl4 i9rle pbtlipp auber
f9.A-nSo lit es, mein @ebteter,. be-
merfte Der Miniiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-11

N.T oy
G1artrt. 81 Anfa1lg peg yahres
1907 bate stoulg Srteortb Wtlbeln1 III.
Ino ote nod ld)lper tranfe &ontein
siiile ild Dor ben n~afieeenoen Trans
toleil bon 8~ont9sberg nod Wfer1el ges
tiitdtet. Nud ote fSntgliben 8tnber
lIlo bag gauge @etat9e fparert IN 9thers
9ett. ytar @snetal b. &oderis, Der
Motntant oes &0nigS, nro bie ttabe3u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-11

The uprising Of the whole legal profess
ssea, Without distinction OF party, In the
Emp;Ee state against the election 10 the
eoaft Of appeals Of MAYNARD, who stole an
election rstara in order 10 steal a state for
his party. Is crushing answer to the por-
ngsf ignorance or msisvolsnce which seeks
10 linIeach Ihs E5rai honor aaa serum
loasaess az the legal profession. It{xsafe
30 say that Is tie baT Of TIE state Of New
York, without distinction Of party. had
nos made iueesssnt and eloquent pro.sS,
against shs election Of Maynard lie woaid
not have been defeated. The able ana M
right lawyers Of New York state made /,
So perfectly clear that MAYNARD. by M.
ewn confession, VAS guilty ef PENAL
ofgense cf very grave character thn, no
honest man Of either party wha had
brains enough 10 comprehend The lar.
FeaehanE ceassqaeacs 81 keeping ;he
ermiae Of the courts elsaa ana the verde,
OF the ballot box invielase, could posslb!y
vote for Maynard.
The attacks az the state press srlrh,
have been discse8ifsa skslllauF. a. thsv
we're hy David Il. Hill in hts defense @.
Maynard, has the answer Of the Iav vers
Was ia@yeg-sks they proved that Jaa ~
Cuaea, llsmoerss a the supreme court,
hs3 IN February, lS2 ruled stronsir
against tae e.sim Of senator Hiu that tAe
letter sso.en by Judge Maynard 60
lensss 10 the eoaniv clerk. aud he haG q
reFfect legal and moral Flehg 70 reclaim Il,
snd jatse Maynard h&e a rishs - receive
Il for asm sad - deliver Il 60 him. "
Judge Cu.iea held that sAe eoaaty clerk =
duty toesga ths Feiafns eease3 when he
pat thsfa sn tas mails. aud thsl after they
had reached the oslless Of state officials 10
shen t1sy Nsgs ssGG hs Lad 10 uaogs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-11
THE HOSPITAL PAYS THE RII
While City and County wrangIs Abeu,
Care Of IndIgent Sick

The board of public works, with a rensr-
osi,y forced By the opinion of Corporation
counsel Donworth. has seen nj To ra,or.
sider It's action in the case Of Prank Ken.
HaFd, the city prisoner al Providence hos
p.ia-, and signed the reqaisitJon giving
hlm food aud attendance al The hospitai
let the ban Of Sylvester Grant. who VS.
taken from the city jaii 10 the hosni,aI
W49h a permit from the city physician ana
~Aose Feqaisition, when presented n tba
board OF public works, bore the word ..,,ris-
oaer. Sas not allowed.
bslI h4s never been presented - ~
oeard Of public works from Providence
hospital save ia the cases Of patient, On
tsFins Siga permits from the health a.,7cs-
4be h1l ioE oetoher vas sl3-. the cost az
carsng sor the following patients: uenrv
Merrill, William Wiiks. John UnI.1
h~ny Aenaard. Axe! Anderson. Svlvas,sr
Grant and A. Brennan. The SISTERS re-.
10 ths eatv hall yesterday and certified "a
tie correctness OF the bill. but dis rot
draw csnt. They are not worrvin-
aaoHt being able % eelsecl for the pssieatS.
eose essis have been allowed for nna
IsEsA AaS aas@AleKsd fos anssa.>A xhs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-11

board Of r1hi5e works claims sns- because
the rsfy psys Is per cent nf the eoaasy
taxes is Nonid - he4psnz do1ass e1-fs7
Oh IT'S sho1E5ers 70 still PAY for sAs care az
81 ihe hospital ezses II tie E1sznEhlie
Providence kospztal Is taking care
oF All the SICK picked % within
tbs csEy, and. rhen ths finae comes. vii
b called % for beth ctr and conaty saxes-
The hospital authorities are wiling TO %
their share. and have been do&ag L fcr
severd nonths. taking care cf asen fcr
weeks who entered with SO or SIS IL .
izboreT, fajured ia the city. far f-osa home.
without friends and moaey, vas refused
stnitsanee 70 the hospital there would oe
censare on all sides As i ss. the city and
eounty are both standing back. allowing
the hospital TO shoG.1er TIRE expense Oh
every case, without either making noFs
10 have the matter settled anicably.
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A GENEROUS Offer.
DR.. Dnrrfn VIII Treat the Rich and
Poor. the High and Low, All Glasses,
Grades and stations Free OF
Charge. From 10 to IL
- m. Daily.

For the benefit OF those who are not
already acquainted with their mode of ope-
rating By electro-unagnetism, and who
may be seeking aid, though dissrussful,
after many failures Of everybody and
everything. DR.. DAFrin makes the extra
ordinary and NEST generous offer 10 treat
the afflicted free OF charge between the
hours OF 10 and IL >. m. each day until
further notice. TO prove 20 the community
at large his ability aud skill. That the Drs.
Darrin have effected extraordinary cures
after all efforts elsewhere have failed, is .
fact supported BY the strongest evidence.
Their cures. moreover. are rapid and per-
manent.
DR.. Darrin makes speciality of diseases
Of the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. and all
nervous, chronic and private diseases,
such IS Loss Of Manhood, Blood Taints,
Syphilis, eject, Gonorrhoea. Structure,
Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness and
Loss of Desire or Sexual Power in man or
woman Ali peculiar female troubles.
Leucorrhes. Displacement. etc, are con-
fidentially and successfully treated. Con-
situations free. Charges reasonable. Circu-
lars and question blanks sent free. In
quiriss answered.
Offices: Hotel Stevens, corner Front
and Marion streets, Seattle, Wash.
Office hours: 10 =. m. TO p. m. daily;
SUNDAYS. 10 to II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-11
COUNTY BRIDGE WASHED AWAIT.


Damage to Cedar River Crossing Refnig
Read Contract
Ihs span Of the eoanty bridge over
Cedar rivs- nc Eliiosts, TIVE miles above
Rertos, vas washed away thursday
morning NJ 4 O'Clock. bat rs IL lodged on \
snag twenty yards below IL viii be pessi-
bic to place it hack upon the piers n
small expense. This IS the first bridge 70
De washed away since the water began
rising few days ago.
The county commissioners have
awarded the contract for the improvement
Of sixty rods of the Reinis road. near Sao-
quaimie, 70 s. FL. Bysn. OF North Bend;
contract price, sIs7. Seven bids we're re-
ceived. rs follows: Asa Gardner. S3-Zo per
rod for road without corduroy; Mathews
& Miller, s7l3 for road and bridge; Asa
Gardner. 81 70 per foot for bridge and =. %
per rod for road (using corduroy; 0. ID.
Guilfoii. for bridge 81 per ineai foot, road
FOR So per rod; L. C. MatsaiI. for road $3.50
per rod. bridge 80 cents per foot; Robert
Johnson. $3.50 for road and bridge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-11

under twenty-one knots on run Of sixty
eight knots, with a heavy sea and
strong head wind. As the Olympia
is only expected to make twenty knots,
her builders are very happy over the trial
and think that when the official govern
ment trial is made she can be forced up to
twenty-five knots. This would give the
Union Iron Works bonus of 500. 900 for
exceeding the speed requirement. The
Olympia will return here tomorrow, and
will go at once into the dry dock and be
cleaned and scrsped preparatory to the
official trial November Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-11
PERSONAL.

Miss Gardner. the daughter Of E A Gardns,
leaves to-day for Kansas City.
c, l. Buckley, tas Posi- INrELIIsExeEs ssent
a. Lowell, was ia the city yesterday.
Henry Gles started yesterday for Frankfurt
Germany, where he viii study music He win
stop Al ieirosi on the way TO vi.it his parents
Ars oFyile Moore, OF snohornish, has basn
visiting her mother, Mrs. l. ". Bonney, at the
several days -0'
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e pAysoa Taaaa.sg co-pse.

TIE Daysca Faassasg u en7nSe
hcseCtaSl Btas,. wssa3 4eslers. Par,lans h.xa
sss-suei Assets. SlAa72, Asual.giss. 3iazsI
DzHlel &ebaaaia. VIC was sSog ~ r..t.5
harFtneion "a Co.vsl2s re8sA-sAzt. diet a. 49,
sans "a TUESDAY.
tAsf.ss Nssngef. GesraKn. s. wears Cd. va.
ioan2 GSss IN : PursisE9 sasFln- he,sa
Wednesday, alter 3 sFaAGEa GesAgsa- a., 4.
supposed 10 have eoszs fso n seattle AIS a. -.
r%rsoa were isaas agEa~s q lss.er. troua
AEA Azals sgezs. EAsSS..
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sorreE TO TmE rusIIc.

The ruAssc e. hersay warned not 70 PSF
say money 70 parties representing 70 es
agents sf the seattle RosT-isrxrGssEscxz.
sxeeps the following. SA0 are tie only
ssthorired travelling agents Ct the Pesr-
Is-rEGssxscrx. via: J. A. MeClesisn. T.
A. Davies, and J. I. Hawsey. ghls des sot
srsly TO resident agsSss q thls paper vho
ere located in variozs cities aad towns Of
tie Sorthwess. nor 90 postsasstsrs. who
are Ia ess esses authorized 20 take suhscrtp-
tons for tie Daily. Sunday and Weekly
Foar-IsrgfL1eEscKz.
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Th5rh che In iss Sometimes. Is EBAY &c
rsa<esr az dcuAS. R1r IN the case az Dr.
Pa~rpss Favuriae Prescription, thsres No
rours for doubt rs matter that can os
prove1
n, vurzr iakeakxercs % have something else
cEered rs = Just rs good
And here's fhs procf: AI0rg al the
machines that claim Go cure wonaan's peca-
Ea- xeaknssss. irregularities, and diseases
The g Favoyise Prescription IS the only ons
that's guaranteed
n + doesn't do al that's claimed for ft,
n =. doeSaT berefr OF cure, n every Csc,
yoau hare your money hack
Theres strength and vigpr Ter every tired
sz,d feeble vvcrEsan health and new hfs for
every ieRicate ard ailirg woman and v
thsre's no hslP, tkHres 10 pay.
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THE PASSING THRosG.

Senator George G Perkins,. appointed ~
Cor Zsrzhzsn TO represent CsskfoTass IN
the TnA.e6 States ssnase for tie unerrsred
Se-u u lie tate LeIznd Sssafora. arrived
II Seattle yesterday ard Is Stopping ~ tie
Eztnie- he - on his way home fron
atteadAnes upon tie specI1 session OF
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okanogan Smiths VIII.

In accordance with the order of Judge
Wallace Mount, of 0kanogan county.
Justice B. ]. Humphrey took the evidence
yesterday of L. Diller and Fred Z. Burlew
as to the execution of the will of 'Okano-
gan" Smith. the provisions of which have
been published. As soon as possible all
papers in the matter viii be forwarded to
the probate court.
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THE LACE HOUSE
Corner Second and James Streets.

Our prices compel economy, while securing tha
most reliable and choicest goods.
The following in the Linen Department ara A..
ceptional values. We quote a make of German
Linens, our own exclusive importation, and which
for wearing quality has no superior. These goods
are pure linen:
6sinch wide Unbleached Table Damask. worth a..
for SOC
66ineh wide Unbleaehed Table Damask. hs.,v
quality. worth 85c, for Csc.
62-ineh wide Bleaehed Table Damask choiea i.
signs. worth 85e, for Csc.
62-inch wide Extra Heavy Beached Table Dam.sl
regular 81 value, for S5c.
A-size German Linen Napkins worth 81 for A. IA
dozen.
A-size Bleached Damask Napkins, a grade worth Ia
for 81 25 dozen
A-size Beached Damask Napkins beauty, worth
$3.50, for S2.75 dozen.
And other equally good values.
Are you interested in Lace Curtains; II So those
quoted below be matched the price outside Of
store:
White Lace Brussels net patterns, new designs 60
inches wide by 81 yards long. worth ST. at So pair
White Lace Brussels net patterns so inches wide
by 80 yards long, value 50, at 81 pair.
White Nottingham Lace Curtains new patterns 60
inches wide by 81 yards long, g. now 81 so pair
Ecru Nottingham Lace, good quality Is inches wide
by yards long, special value, 81 a pair.
ia. BAILLARGE0N & CO.
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sEsArE on TsEE COINAGE.

aAis SHOWS ihai tHeFe was q clear ma
lorsty OF the Democrats for free coinage
~hie the Republicans we're against il
nearly three 10 one. On the final passage
OF the repeal e1li the voie, counting in the
pairs, vas as follows:
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This was clear majority for the Demo-
Gratis for the Bland silver purchase and
coinage law, a worse measure than the
Sherman act of Isa0 The vote in the
house on repeal was as follows:
THK HousK en- SILVER gEPx.I.
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THE QUEEN OF THE NAVY.

Twenty Knots an Hour Is Easy for the
Cruiser Olympia.
SAG FRAxcrsco. Nov. 10.-The new
cruiser Olympia on her first trip estah-
lished her position as queen Of the United
States navy. The ship made maximum
speed of q. Is knots. and averaged slightly
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In the senate the vote on

In the senate the vote on Senator
PETERS amendment was direct test on
free coinage Counting in the pairs. which
is essential 20 the true aud complete record,
the vote stood thuss
TBS sEgArE on FgHE COINAGE