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Mems Furnishings.

200 dozen Mems all-liucn lIundkcrchefs.
with narrow colored border. 19c. each
worth 35c.
Mems fine quality white Merino regular
made Shirts and Drawers. 1925 each;
reduced from $l.75.
Mems best quality full regular made
white and natural Wool Shirts and Draw
ers. SLID each; reduced from Sl9s
Mems nucst quality iloccc-ined Cancels
Hair and natural Wool Shirts and Draw
ers. $1.76 each: reduced from $2.25.
Mems all-wool blanket Robes with fancy
coorcd borders. &I.G9
Mems all-wool Trlcot Smoking Jackets,
satin trimmed. quilted lining. all colors.
S5.0S.
9Th Avenue, 18Th TO 10th Street.
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Joha a ones Arrested for Annoying Women.
A man who gave his name as Job, Jores

man VINO gave Hls name as John Jones
was a prisoner In the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday on q charge OF intoxicatIon.
Policeman Fischer found him at Il O'clock on
Friday night ut Third avenue and Ninth street
catching hold Of women at the foot OF the ele
waited station. He said lie was u well.known
business man. and lived in Ninth street near
Fifth avenue His identity was not disclosed.
He was held for examination.
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snow In tho Mohawk Valley.
CAN,JouAErF, Nov 4-The Mohawk Valley ia
white with snow this morning, and snow is
still falling fast.
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sRKyurIKs.


r. Chr.ssianes. rs second street. displays the
iasKsAs assortment OF rusie books ever brought
ossassie Notice bis shox window.
satellite Baxter rec<irsd telegram yesterday
RON E1vsrc Qslnr. father Of Capt Z c ouinn.
wao csed Of eonsnmpss0n Friday. directing saas
the remains b buried here
II you want % borrow mocsy O. inside I'm
proved property you can get il az once fron
incnas ca. Bailey building. who have tie
cash waiting and close loans In three days
Lee Bcwcsn ara agents for several Old and
ssaaose Eagissa and American Ere Insurance.
conoanies business attended to promptly
oAess. Dexter Horton Bank building. Tsse-
phone ~
ArA Aase Long. Of Corning, Ark. 10 mach dis
tressea over the failure Of nsr husband. George
~ Loag. TO write 20 her. she ssrs In lestsr 10
esssi Willard tia; the family 10 practically dss-
afute- Losg 10 . sawyer and fier oy trade
Chief Of Police willard received . letter res
tsrday from Jain xcAieese, OF Dsyon. Pa, ask
Ing TOR Information Of james McAleese. WHO
Was last heard OF at Toi: last May. Previous TO
the time mentioned xeAissse worked 81 South
Bend
W. P. scrfbner. Who accidentally shot himself
Friday afternoon, thus recessitasing Q delicate
opsration. underwent the trying ordeal splsn-
cidiy. He passed good day yesterday, and 10
doing even bestar than wsuld Be ordinarily ex-
pectsd-
The bodies Of Enmsss Bsrbes and James
Fam. victims OF the Lake Union disaster. win
be shipped East On the 100 train tonight Bar
ese's renAins will 60 10 Kansas City In charge
OF bis brother Robert. while those OF Elan viii
60 70 DodEsviIls. via
The funeral Of Mfa Mamie 0rimwald. dsugh-
ter OF MIRA II. J. Ross. took place at Ross sta
tion at IL O'Clock yesterday. Rev. Mr. Andon.
OF the Battery street. ". Z church. otnciasins.
The psllbeafers were: L g. Johnson, J. Abrams.
Niles r Ward. Lee smith. B. Mason and
Mclean.
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MOTION CALENDAR


y.
y o. Hsnson " J. r Burtor-Mcsion for
enangs Of vszas: dismissed
AHss street Construction Company ~ Cana
49, 49, rscihe Railway ComraHy--xoslons 70
..Alexss1sr AseCalsky :. a. Va O. WlnehIii-
Aossou sor Judgment: ovsrrussc-
sssteoa d Post Mil Company Va T. p Dyer 81
otson OF p.sintif fos Judgment: overruied-
EQUITY pxFAKrNrsr-LAsGLxys ,.
Asssensnsnt OF II. z Hsmmona Cn-As-
s4r0rs petition Tor dischargs; sgbaittea-
Lillian cochransvs Gsst&ve Gunderson et
aarr-Aoi,on Tor nsw tr.ai: senisd.
sscoo F1rsn w.. Charles Kistiager-Deuurrer
70 srasnied ansver. sustained.
sAmsea MIL Company v. Msrxarss ". Lives
.ey 3 i-Dssendsats motion for dismissal;
4 2. Hotsiing Company Va ". =. Curry ct al
@ 70 strike from sneadsd Complaint:
Annie Hssbst. VI. W. r psrriso q, al.-xo,ioa
70 strike com paint and summons; denied
"a ihomes BOYD v. Rainier Power d Hail way
sssomnany-Dsmurssr OF J. B. Denny to COM
l. H. sullivan ct a. ". o. J. Treen .. al
Aofions 10 strike from tour com paints: granted
Miliaaa Coenfane O. NJ vs. Klag county o. a.
-Aos'on OF aeisaianu tor Judgment. granted
caixIsaL pEraE1xEsr-HunEs,L
warren sha. va Matthew Reis-Mosion 10
II. CASTOR ct al Va A Macintosh Of A.
Demurrer to fGih amended eompiain at; over
C. H Mssesiis vs.. J. C. Ridwmd-Mosion 70
cismiss; granted
W. v. Rinehart va A. n watson-Motson for
new trial; Erznted
Morse Stewart Vs. Dora Ranke-Notfon 70
strike from complaint; granted.
Merchants Sationai Bank W. Rainier Power
a Railway Comysny-Dsfauif OF J. b. Denny:
Agnef; motion for judgment; granted
T. Z. Cshoan w. g. =. Becker-Mo,ion for
new trial: granted: defendant gives notice OF
a appeal
Nellie Nelson vs.. a. y. Phillips ct al-Mosiou
for de ault; denied
J. W. Aosher ". Mary Mosher--M orion for d.
fauli: granted: default: signed.
G. B. Grant vs.. NJ Dishon-Mot!on 20 strike
from complaint: denied.
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HxDepu ty United States Marshal =. w. Mud.
esss proposes to resist 70 the lsst the effort OF
his vito. Electa, TO get divorce. IL sssma He
yossEday filed In the superior court motion 70
III asids the report and findings Of Referee A. c.
bowman. and in support OF the motion died .
psthstio afidavit He says that when the
Sisrse died his report Of the testimony taken
n him, and recommended that Elscta b given
As custody OF her little boy. $500 siimony and
= absolute divorce. he based the recommends
bon alone upon the testimony OF the wife, whs
b plaintin. and did nos nls with his report the
1easndant's testimony or otherwise consider t.
~ that reason Audgett moves 70 set Il aside.
nd supports the motion with IN afhdavit sx-
IGning Bovman's alleged reason for such &C
uea. Mudgstt says In the afidavit that soon
sfsr the trial before the referee, the latter
nms 10 him and asked for his fees for taking
szd transcribing the defendants portion of the
,sumony. $50 He did not then and has not
sow that sum. and the only prospect OF obtain
INC IL was from the govsrnmsnt against which
b has claim Of $500, disaiiowed by the audit
isr ofneer Half OF this hs had assigned TO his
attorneys for services during the trial. but be
e6sfed to give the reierce - payment Of the
hes note for their full amount and TO secure
Il BY assigning half OF the claim. Bowman re-
fused the ofier. and the dsfsndAnt's testimony
vas never transcribed Mudgett says that he
IL still willing 10 make tho Offer again II Bow
man will accept, and wishes the court 20 order
IN
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The unitsd states court was not in session
ysassrcay.
Patrick cummiEs. q native OF Ireland. was "a.
nitssd to relationship by jnege Osborn yesterday.
Two homesteads, three cash. three final home
sssads and one coal entry were nlsd q the land
omes yssterdsy.
kx.CashIer Bsais. of the fsiand County bank.
aCoapevlle. Is suIl In the couaty jail, having
essn unable 10 hnd bonds Yesterday.
Joseph l. Green Was admitted TO practice IN
n supsrior court by Judge Osborn yesterday
spoa q certificate from the circuit OF Missouri
Judge Osborn yesterday ordered . regular
stnire Tor eighteen petty Jurors 20 serve In hss
eoart during tho winter term The vsnirs was
made rs,arnahls January 2 1894. on the opening
Of court
oscar Miller. colcred, was brought 70 the
soaatv isil yesterday to serve out twenty days
.mpfisoament for assault ana battery. He 10
sfom Newcastle. ana VS. committed By Jnstlcs
Wallace Tut
Licenses 20 wed were issued yesterday for
A. syIls and Dsisey N. Hooper. both Of Bal
sFa knfus H. Hartley and Emma Gyse, both
o. seattle. William r. Kramer aud Carrie flscs,
sssa OF Seattle; Henry 4. stamer anu Irene
Assfist. both OF Fremont
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TRIAL CALENDAR.

E0cifr Misunderstanding
Rainier Electric Company Va d. n shanks
81 aL-JsnuaFy 2
Patrick IAmey va W. ,. Cosmann--Janu-
arv 2.
Dexter Horton & Co. va ]. & Lorraine ., AL
}. sauer vs.. J. & Lorraine ct al-Januarya
Rector OF 81 Marks VS.. City OF seattie-Janu-
W. r. Ballard Va City of ssastle--Jsnuary
Paul Hopkins ct al We. Jamison- Dixou Mil
Company-1enuary T.
G. II. fiys va. r. W. Roehestsr OF al.--Jsnu.
Anna B. Harrington ct al Va T. W. Johnston
ct aL-JAuuary q
z. C. Miles va A. 81 Gsores-January 10.
sarah stoves Va Bessie d. Morgan-January 10
J. h. elena vs.. J. u. Hni-Janasry IL
CIVIL DEPARrMESr-ossoRs. J.
Albso Gardner Va w. Z. Perkins ct AIDE.
cember 26
seattle savings Bank ". Lauron Inrels ss a,
December IS
Brand Co. vs. Ed Lswin--Decsmbsr -
CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT -HuxEs, y.
". q Thompson Va George Ysnk--January 10
Purss sound National Bank Va John Walter ct
al-January 10
sels Pessrson w. Ford Taylor ct al--Janu-
AIRY IL
bay View Brewing Company Va william Ktsr
Nsls Peterson va Lyman Eillost-Jannary II.
Thomas Buckley ~ d. L. Allen st aL-Jann-
airy IL
A. l. Parker W. John Rigby-January IL
seattle Savings Bank vs. Lanron Ingels--Jan-
uary L.
8 8 Graves vs. l. J. LlchtenSerr-January Il
State Va Bsniamin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia
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sHE Al-UTTEE-

"rfnck eouxT-xerTrY nErAsrxsyr-IAss-
LEr.
H<reA
... naas Asrsnsiedt - Anton M!ecvicA-ories
~ss-sg sss1s iassmant
eFnsd - -
.s.y o. seattle ~ I. n. W. saeltcn--ps.sult
ScsGeaI signed
enoa
10y Of sssss,s va NJ r. NAd.oeks same
ss@seaia Electric Company ~ c. r. Baker ct
A. ses1sf sJsotias Leave 10 ssrnssase receiver
as&sss N. SSsa
$3.50 CoeaEsne e. a. Us. Kizx Csasty st a.
sweat sad aecrwes ssgnea-
CIVIL nxTAxrsxSr-osssxx.
$500. Carte & CO. Va :. z, fsos-oe.snli
saaSEsaf Ia tsGA
e. Aaggsuas 6 Co va Puget SQUAD Co
s.-sfs NosapsEy 81 a. - Defaults and tudg-
Sc a tae saza 81 s-6A
A.. & Guss~sseh vs.. ~ Maggax- pesaaii
~Ssiaeat - tae saa Of sss&a
&, tssyAa "a fSidsllne hszTa o. sl--CF~
eenss -lssas redemption o. szepssy rssa-
ss u ee1llaaaS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17
4 APPEAL In DOUBT.
~ and Richie Likely to Get
Almshouse Money.
= ,rJuncrloN IS REVOKED.
Alone Can Prevent Psymsat-
u.6rsses Pifffal Flight - New
rrssbIe for john L. Aver.

-, ,uuoyyow morning the county hospital
s.-sesaa suit, brought By William Cochgsns,
J. q ccyv and NJ B. Maddocks against the
- sonrissionsrs 70 sajoin the payment o:
- .unsfy funds 20 Contractor Rigby and
..xss.es Richie on account Of the new county
49,. Il spysrsnssy In the posision Of the
~rr1uas Who ssked the famous question,
Z~e An I ass' The restraining order
.s.6 uhss the suit vas fled Vas yesterday
k-r1vua. 40 notice Of appeal hss ossn given
-s q eupssssdsas bond filed. 30 far - any
- fapedimsns IL concerned, the contractor
e suehisses nov have . perfect right 20 DE-
- - peyment OF their warrants and the
s-~uev sssssures TO pay them.
800 4 Turner yesterday notified Judge
aeruBey that they had decided 70 stand by their
s--sasias Without amendment and the judge
- ,usadsy evening signed . dni Judgment
& - 60 This judgment, after fecitiug tie
.e1udfnes In the case. states that the court dis
- The action and rsvokss the rsstraing
go befors granted, and gitss judgment for
go sraanst the piain,ia
Iodes Greene said yesterday evening that DO
80 not cay wha, would 10 done by his clients
- he hsd not consulted with them. bat that
(. - aos been given notice that ths rsstrsin-
- erdss hsd besn dissolved aud q final tudg-
- sixnsd, and for that reason did not tnink
~ fsinry could BE- worked upon his clients.
~ Supreme court, be ssid further. had never
snuued upon any case In which an attempt was
u6ls 70 ascertain the Limitations OF the power
q puusy commissioners. For that reason, II
a 10 ether, be would favor taking an appeal
Il As clients take this view be will give notice
< sypssi on Monday.
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Now auiaa Filed.

superior court yestsrdays
kssssts Smith vs.. Dudley ". picksnson Of 1x
-sa4l 10 Escoyer 500 attorneys tesa
lssee. Augustine & Co. v. Puget Sound Co
speafve Co.ony-Sait Ia recover ts64 On prom
ksoy nesa
ssfeAsass' National Rsnk va Alonso !oss
WASN'T - recover tseS ca account
csa1ss SHEA Va Y {. Bar,ingsms Contract
seArany CT aL--sals 10 fotscloss mechanics
Tea Of ~
hsaitoa, Carrie 4 Co ". J. r iyon-salt TO
"esver as an premissory nctea
"a A & Uoseslsch ". N4rtins-srts TO re~
cssf tlss IS on account
.ssa'G ts-a. balance OF former judgment an.
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The Hin Syrup Company have Just re-
ceived direct from Vermont another car
load Of their pure maple sugar In the
original wood tub packages. Every body
Is invited to call aud examine this. the
only stock Of maple sugar west of the
Rockies. Watch rs take this sugar from
the tub and make Ii iato the best syrup on
the market Hills Vermont maple. the
old Yankee genuine. factory los Weller
street. seattia
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Bonnie Schumacher, the ls-year-old lad who
was Indicted for an alleged criminal assault
upon little Mamie spivey. 8 years old. yesterday
appeared by attorney In Judge Hnmes' court
ssd waived arrsignment. entering plea OF net
ruiiiy. His trial was then set for TUESDAY next
The boy tells an apparently truthful story OF the
AFFAIR. and denies rnqualinsdly that he made
any attempt to injure the little girl. He had no
opportunity 10 tell bis story before the grand
Jury. Since his indictment In October he hes
been gu, on bonds for 9i,o0a
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Holidav Gffea.

The Bon Marche offers for Xmas gifts
initial hemstitched handkerchiefs 5 cents,
ladies' initial silk handkerchiefs 10 cents.
fine embroidered and lawn and silk hand
kerchiefs 10 cents. Is cents and up: albums
and plush cases At reduced prices; dressed
and undressed dolls from 5 cents up.
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ernssAt nRrAxruKxr-arMxs J.
r.e ~. 6scrxs Elder and Hesry Bergman--
ps.snaantx 70 plead December r.
esate Va Bsasanfa caunaener-Desendaos
pssads no; 1ui IL ard waves arrslrrrasnt'
n...'e senxisy VI soiI B<nglsy-Decrse Of d.
fHoBAfr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
report. Eisd
Of Will ~ ~1 F'oS~ss
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nur wHIsKEKED AYER SHORT.
severn nsnt Sues Him for Deficiency In
hollywood Postal Accounss.


euis vas brought in the Federal court yssssr-
lsy % bshaif OF the United States to declare
lcrieissd the official bond OF John l. Aver, the
vsdssy-known real estate man, journalist, poll
esssn and accused forger, a. postmaster ct
lakewood under exPrssicent Harrison. IL IL
Alleged that Aver was a2s.5s short Ia his ae-
eoants with the postoffics department. Aver. 10
b sid. denies the alleged shortage.
The complaint alleges that Aver was sp-
posnlsd to the once In the fall Of 1882 and gave
bond Of $500 for the faithful performance of
h.s duties. with c. Eugene Chaplin ana n. L.
CssansuEh - sureties: that he sold stamps and
elsrrsd envelopes valued at 326 So. and failed
70 turn the amount received over at the expi-
nsion of bis term, or since than, although de-
naDd has been made IL 10 asked that judg-
nsnt for the amount OF the bond and $50
lsnagss b entered against Aver and his sure
Hsa
Distrfct Attorney Brinkef said that his
tsoxisds 80 OF the case was limited, bus that he
sadsntood Aver denied owing the government
nnvfhinR
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Not every woman. who arrives o, mid
die age. retains the color and beauty Of
her hair. ba; every woman may do so by
the occasional application of Ayers Hair
vigor. Il prevents badness. removes
dandrutf. and cures all scalp diseases.
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Chriatmaa Anuraach Ing.

Ladies' would do well 10 remember that
they can buy furs to much greater advant-
age both In quality and price by dealing
with the manufactured. r. Pctkovits,
Manufacturing fnrrier. Marion street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

Regular meeting Of Miller Post next
Tuesday night 18th inst Inspection.
Want full attendance. Wear yoar badges.
George kinnear, Commander.
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The finest and most popular perfumes
in handsome packages are particularly ap-
propriate and acceptable AZ Christmas
time. A full line at Leithead & Cawley's.
corner Front and Marion streets.
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Fancy rice curtains below cost 81 Japan
Bazaar, ai6 Front street.
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Gents anianndrlsd shirts. oaly s. cenis-
Mems four.in-hsnd, So-eens quality. re-
dueed to 5 cents. The bon Aarehs. Front
and Cedar streets
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Gait chairs and ostonaas, arts
tic and odd designs in furniture
~ Very suitable for Xmas g.tts. Pa
cine Carpet Company.
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Furuya's japanese bazaar. sos Yes!er
avenue. is selling at special reduced prices
for the holidays. fne metal and bronze
ware at cost. Gail and see the prices.
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~ Turner. usw treasmeat IL % sEccessfnI
that he q taking Of e2ilsilag hrxisrse sAsi-
tsrrra In the spEias. wasEe 90 ca1 mere Tally
sesssa rsc.lsss as increasing bus ness lie - al
rre.eas a. cofuer hfra sa1 yssEea
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TIE SoriAsra Psctee are aow running d!alag
cara between Seattle a1i Portland On trains
leaving seattle eaily ~ . q H. and leaving
fustl and daily a. q -. Ihss ssrvaes 70 A.
knnM lssasaa 10 - nRaurpAAaAA
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Auction Sale.

Clocks and bronzes at J. X. Bayse's, so&
Front street; hours of sale. 10 80 .. M. ? 30
and 7:S0 n m
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ChIldren's elder down caps nov = cents:
former price, IS cents Latour & Co.
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CHANGE OF TINE

Take dinner a, the Royal today. Extra
ane spreal for Soc
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VIII % seHaa an sxcslleas rsne3y Toe sick
hssaaeAa Carriers Ixsfle Liver Fa.ls Esoa-
ssacs Of letters frcE people sso asvs Esst
tSsa r<osa gnis fact IEY thea
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sterling siiverware.

Sold Mt auction Mt J. X. Bayse's, so4
Front street; hours Of sale. 1880 q. m,
$50 and T:S0 o. m
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Ctosing out SALE
serim. 5 cents per yard, worth 10 cents.
Latour & Co
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UaEil further notice the steamer CITY OF King
stoa wGl leave seattle for Victoria and way
regts daily except saadsy, a. .. Is y N. return
inx will leave seattle fog IseoEas at u p "a
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MEMS And BOYS SLIPPERS.

7So-Boys and Youths fine
6OO Embroidered, Patent
Leather Back Slippers, sizes II
to 5, reduced from $i.5o to 7sc
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,PECIAL BARGAINS THAT YOU SHOULD SEE

CT S0-Men's Slippers In
CA'cV Black Oozc, Russia
Cali, Russell Goat, etc, sizes s
to 7, reduced from $s.so to
81 so pair.
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c1-Misscs Bright Pebble
g1 Goa, Button Shoes, plain
toe, spring heel, sizes 1 and
II-7, reduced from Sis to 81.
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CT 0S-T.adies Natural
yAs&c Wool Ribbed Vests
reduced from $i.7s TO $r.35.
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CT Sn-Iadies Black Silk
GLOW Hose reduced from
ss.5o to Sligo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House re-assembled at 80 IN.
Noble Young denounced the lottery
in strong terms. People in Louisiana
who made no pretence to morality
had been disguised with it, and
wanted to get rid of it. The United
States had spent large sums to get rid
of it. Nothing had been introduced
into the House this session which
would do half so much damage. He
would urge the natives not to vote for
this bill if they loved their race. We
had rich soil in this country, broad
acres, brains and muscle to make it
productive. Why should we try to
get other peoples money? The Hon.
Mr.. Bush had taken the stand that he
would do something bad because he
could not have things exactly as he
wanted them. The lottery was wrong
in principle and in practice.
Noble ThurstOn said that this morn
ing, after the House had convened,
Mr.. Kapahu had been subpoened to
attend case before Judge Whiting
Immediately. He went to Judge
Whiting and found there was no such
case, and the Judge knew nothing
about it. 1t was fraud from begin
ming to end, got up by supporter of
the bill out in the lobby. That was q
sample of what they would do. 1t
would come into the House with cold
coin and buy the members. 1t would
not stop, it would have no scruples,
after sucking the blood of Louisiana
for years. If the members had a grain
of sense left in their heads they would
take warning.
Rep. Bush did not propose to take
advice from merchants and lawyers
who were out in the lobby the other
day passing money into the hands of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-12

This is the bark Progress.
1t is the bark that will bring
the cable to Hawaii, and Pro-
gress is what we all want.
There cannot be any progress
unless you buy your hosiery
from Fishel.
girl will wear hose with
a hole in the heel, but ducks
like rainy weather, and
FIsHEL's bargains are the talk
Of the town.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-12

Because they are qualified to run light
Because all the improvements are intact.
Because all the latest improved of the
Best Bicycle in the world can be had of
the Columbia Agent in Honolulu