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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
Democratic Congressional Committee.

WASH HINGTON, February Ex-senator
Charles J. Faulkner. Of the Executive
Democratic Congressional Committee mas
appointed the following senator's and mem
bars who. together with the officers Oh
the committee. will constitute the ENecu-
tive Committee: Senators James Is. jones
:. NJ. White, John l.. Mitchell, James
Smith. and Samuel Pasco; Representative )
James r. Pigott, William McAleer' W.
r. Bynum. Benton McMllin, Thomas {.
McRae Justin r. Whiting, John 7. Heard,
Joseph Wheeler. William \. Jones, and
". s. Foman. The full committee has
been called to meet on Tuesday afternoon
At + O'Clock. At this meeting plan Of
campaign will be discussed and arrange
ments made for the selection OF cam
paigu committee to take immediate charge
of tho work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
THREE CENTS PER copy
Turf Result. No,s,.,.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. -.
Fifst race-fye fuTlorgs RebgN -
Won. Billy Duncan second. a.. - :.
thigd. Time. ip. "'"s Lyc5
second race--one mlie-Lonis, ,-
TO !. won' Progrts sion .,,-.
Hsrte third. Time. ia "a tie1
Third uce-siN surl1nes ,f.--,
= won bitiy Hart'sm s.c1nL K',.' u
Fourth race-one mu.-T.,-v T.
won' wedgeneid second. E.'.'.' '''n'
Time. 1855 81 uA4.
Fifth receive flr'orys p...,.
>, won. Eau Claire l.,.f f... -
third. Time. i.oa 34 '-''' "'aIng
EAST ST. LOUIS. TH-..... ..
race-eleven siXtee1fhs .f
der won, Bangp scc.a. ,...''
Time. Ill 81. thl.
Second race-hye sIrbtrs .f..
tng-John Y. won. tairy . I've
third. Time. tor 20 't-'l
Third race-three luarf ,s.s.
lnf-thiswick wog, O.A.l..
frankie ID. iienrets r.-f D,
Fourth race -thnt.rn .t.....' iA
mile. seliing-Luk" RHn-I. .
lbs. - l.u.,
F1fth racc-'hirtecn s.,s..n.
mlle selling My Pur.r. ....
cond. Jo" Nolman tHrH. r -
skin race-tye einhu. &C.
| lng-koy won, G. Il.-
Jim third. Time lnf 80
CHICAGO. Ill. F.t-..-.
good day for fayDu.s .. r-.
! fast. Tho forelgu l... ...
! day. it is said 't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
Tclegraphic Tersities.

Justice Fursman. OF the Supreme court
at Albany. refuses to have anything 10
do with the Mckane case.
It sleeted all day in Canton, Miss. and
the suppostion is that the fruit crop is
ruinel. as many peach trees were in fun
bloom.
The wholesale grocery-house OF ]. \.
Warilaw & Co. Chattanooga, has been
destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at
NioV9, fully insured, ...----....-.~
An attempt will be made 10 save the
<war-ship Kearsarge. based on the re-
mort submitted 10 Secretary Herbert by
Rear-Admiral Stanton. --1s..------
The dissolution or tfie-frm Of =. !.
Mathews x Co, New York city Is an
nounced. as IS also the voluntary liqui-
datlon OF the New York Cheque Bank,
limited.
DR.. Eugene +. West was sentenced at
San Francisco to twenty-five years in the
penitentlary for the murder by Ilalprac-
tlce OF Miss Addie GIlmour, a young
milliner
The authorities are Informed Of the
arrest AT Weston, W Va, Of John Haley
coins which are described as very dam
gerous counterfeits.
There was a dispute over 4 lne in
Lincoln county. W. Va, between George
and Cy Adkins. cousins. AMI in the az
fray that followed the former was shot
and fatally injured. The murderer Ia at
large
\ telegram from Chairman Wilson. OF
the House Ways and Means Committee.
now at the Hot Springs Of Mexico. gave
no particulars. but simply stated thar
Mr.. Wilson's condition had not materially
improved.
The grand jury at Mason. Mich. brought
IN indictments against Attorney-General
Ellis Secretary Of State Jerome. Treas
urer Hambitzer. Land-Commissloner
Berry and others on various charges OF
participation i'm the State salary frauds.
The National Executive Committee Of
the Populist party held their closing ses-
sion at the Lindell Hotel 81. Louis. A
resolution denouncing the Wilson bin
and an address 10 the country declaring
for free coinage at the ratio Of sixteen TO
one were adopted.
The Atlanta detectives and an engineer
named Webb are looking for the latter's
daughter. who disappeared last Saturday
with a young man believed TO be Henry
Mcdonald. who was married romantically
about a year ago To one or the leading
society women Of Atlanta.
The British House of Lords agreed to
permit parish councils 10 hold meetings
In parochial schOOl-hOuses, their former
refusal Of such permission having been
most severely criticised as Il meant that
I'm the rural districts the saloons would
have To be made centres OF political
activity The Lords agreed also 10 drop
the amendment excluding London from
the scope Of the parish councils bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
EXPENSE OF CRIMINAL TRIALS.
New Lodge Of Odd Fellows for Eiiiston-
Filling orders for Philadelphia.

SALEM. VA, February $.-(Specal)-
Some idea Of how expensive are crimi-
nal trials may De formed when it Is
stated that during the present term OF
the County Court the trial Of Henry
Iit,ren. charged with stealing half u
bushel Of corn, cost over go, whist the
trial of three negroes charged with steal
ing less than 81 worth OF tobacco has
cost about $50.
Seven gentlemen from the neighboring
town OF Elliston, who constitute the
nucleus for new lodge of Odd-Follows,
in that town, were initiated and took
three degrees in Salem Lodge, No. 100,
Tuesday night.
The Salem Mineral-Wool Company Is
at work filling an order for several car
loads of their products 10 go to Phila-
deiphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

You can't down the Dispatch for get
ting the news ahead of all comp eti.ors
We have learned from reliable authority
that ID. OSullivan. Eighteenth and MAN,
Is about 10 offer his Saturday customers 6
pounds California Prunes for 25c. This
fruit costs l0c. pound In Fresno. Cal
His Mocha and Java Coffee at &c Is
simply grand-everybody says 50. Then
you can buy nice California Hams for
&C.: large bottles Highly -Flavored Cat
sup, Sc; nice Bartlett Pears. i0c. a can; !;
nice Currants &c. can. Salmon. 7c.
Then there Is whole lot OF nice Family
Flour at sc. bag. Lima Beans. String
Beans. sc. can: 3-pound packages OF
Hecker's Buckwheat. SC. just think OF IL
and wonder how can be do It. Go and zee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

CALCUTTA. February 2}-The Bengal
Chamber OF Commerce to-day discussed
the resolution that the best interests OF
the country demand that the mints be -
opened Afterwards the chamber adopted.
by vote Of SO to l6. an amendment %
the effect that the mnts should not be
reopened
4 feature Of the silver question In India
Is tho abnormal movement Of all produce
towards the ports the object being Ia
raise money in Europe upon the products
So forwarded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
Officers of the Association for the Ensuing
Nsur.

Officers Of the Association for the Ensuing
Wear.
NEW YORK, February 3.-The con-
Guiding meeting Of the American News
paper Publishers Association was held
to-day at the Hotel Imperial Officers
were chosen as follows:
Pres'df nj. Jllnoa W. scott, of tho chi.
cago Herald
Vice-President, II. c. Wood Of the Bos-
ton Herald.
Secretary w. c. Bryant, OF the Brook
lyn Times.
Treasurer. n. f. Gunnlson, OF the
Brooklyn Eagle
Executive Committee-C. w. Knapp. st.
Louis Republic; j. \. Butler, Buffalo
News: NJ. A. McRac, Cincinnati Post and
81. Louis Chronicle II. f. Kaufman.
Washington STAR and +. DriscolL Of the
ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
DIR. Gi,,iam,s FIfty-Finh Birthday.

tHESTERtlEi4D COURTHOUSE, VA,
February Especial. )-Dr. j. Il. Gillian
celebrated his 18th birthday yesterday ar
his home near Winterpock. A fine dinner
was served. Those present We're Miss
Mary A. Neblett. of Lunenburg; Mr.. Sam
uel Gillian. of Dinwiddie: Messrs. L. B.
Winfree, William Abernathy. c. T. Hen
ley, ID. y. Moody. Joseph Wilkinson, VII
liam Spears, John Cox. NJ. Noble. j. IL.
Wilkinson, and +. B. Winfree. OF Ches-
terfeld.
Miss Minerva Weeks and Miss Julia Pill
cher are visiting Mrs. r. j. Cheatham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
Mr.. sayiIIe withdraws.

take this method OF expressing my
thanks for the kind efforts on your part
in my behalf for the appointment OF Clerk
OF the Court OF Law and Equity. and
while I am truly grateful for your kind
ness, yet after further deliberaiion l be-
lieve l can best serve my friends and the
public in my present position as Deputy
Clerk OF the Chancery Court. and have
therefore. Withdrawn my application.
Yours truly, CHARLES o. SAVILLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

The Dispatch acNuya' .-.. I.. r....t
from Mcssra. \. lip.I o. D. trf
handsomely y-lithogriph.I cl' l..
playing the head AMI sh.I.I.r .. . IY...
bruwn-eyed houri Ih. r..r r... %
work IL artttlc. ami rf..t. .u.. cl.. Vi.
an rho firm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
The Yalue OF Good Rread

Is appreciated by every one. but SO few
are able TO secure uniformly good results.
This Is often due TO the fact that when
milk N used the character OF II IL exceed
ingly variable; by tsing Borden's Peerless
brand Evaporated Cream you will over
come this difficulty. Try g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

Iynchburg'@ New U1II 'ITI01"
will open 18th OF Fehu"T. frtIs q
every appointment. Rates "
and 50 per day. according f' '..f'
Sample-roOms as g0ol af ln IH ' o'".
L.. So. r"OtIil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
THE SILVER SITUATION.
Explanation of the Remarkable Tail in
the Metals Price.

LONDON, February &.-Thc remark
able fall in the price Of silver is due
partly to the lower rate Of exchange
coming from China and partly to the fact
that as the last steamer carrying silver
that can possibly reach India before the
budget Is announced has sailed, the banks
do not care 10 purchase the metal until
II Is seen what will bo the nature of the
budget In addition To these causes the
banks are waiting 10 see whether duty
will be placed upon the importation of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

ia more delicious In taste a . a-.1i. h.' y
the process It IS prepared "a r..'
nourishing AMI moro cae y t.-si .-'' 'f
other preparation of cocoa .r .. -'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
A Cha,npIopshlp wrestle.

NORFOLK. VA, February g.-A catch
as-catch-caa wrestling match for the
championship OF Virginia took place In
the armory OF the Fourth Virginia Regi-
ment tonight. the contestants being Guy
Hall. OF Norfolk and Spot Dawson. OF
Lynchburg. iiais was the winter A
large crowd witnessed the performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

When Baby was sick W. gave f'r '-s''fN
when she was a Child, She cf.-i fria ''.h
when she became Miss. shs c'-.t '' '.
When she had Children, Sc ,l.ele. D-.'efA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

Fresh Strawberries a. N01A' Iii 'i''
Main street. Telephone tNn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

then gone through with until 40, when
by unanimous consent. a recess was
taken until r.. NJ. under the regular
order OK the House
THE NIGHT SESSION. n
About fifty members were present at to-
nights session, Mr.. Dockery (Democrap,
OF Missouri. being in the chair After two
or three bills had been considered. without
action. the point OF no quorum was made
By several members. and after division
was had and n vote by tellers was taken
showing the presence Of eighty-hve mem
bers. the House, at 9:35. adjourned, WITH
out transactlng any business.
There was no session OF the Senate TO-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

To pass the winter season comfortably
avoid colds by using DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

The greatest pain-annihilator OF the age
is salvation Oh, II always cures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

RFresh strawberries viii p.r --.ir 90 A.''
TAs.Iil east Man street. F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

For Dyspepsia. Inige-t.o1. -nl ..
or,lers uss brown. lr0n Bt -.f
IL re5uilis tho system, rit..- '- q
strengthens the mus-ies. -.''i
for weak aud feOintttei prr"a'
Angel food, all kinds ~ Fac t1e9' iN'.
Crenn Puns. SC. at g0E,rar, iii .'
street Phone lsI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

~ have been aniic,ed Win s1 a."''.i I'D
Throat from chlllhOOi, ctl.i ~
ard have used various re.i...- i.. .-
found anything elaai lH
TRocHEs. Rev. @. VI E uta
Ky. Sold only IA boxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

Fresh Strawberries with l'"
TAs, III east Main street b,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

VtcroxIA. Oct I2-TSpecial l-Ssrrt.
Forbss. o. the Sidney police. arrived here
Nv the AFaSA tonight, armed with aatho--
isy 20 take back Frca RolIusn. who has
been held for emheHxlemeuf slnee the War
rinaoo came IA Bollman will wssve The
form ality Of extrsdltion proceedings.
James Wishart and Frank 3. Williams
Veterans returning from Honolulu. saw
that the new government Of Hawai- is sal
ia daily fear Of q soyGlisi risiag assisted
hy British and etasr foreign residents on
posed ~ annexation 10 the States. For
time =; least every p-ecSaIion will be taksn
to guard against surprise 81 the rua5nts-
nance os a force sufscseat 70 eueIl any
disturbances. Ths government il nos
exercising SPECIAL yigiia0os IL this dir~c-
ton. ewing 10 the absence on a cruise Of
the British wa-ship Hyac;nrA. TIE only
foreiga gnnhoas remaining IN Hawaiian
waters
The Honeiala A8esvfiaer. corr raentinx ca
the report that Ii. a WeiAenann's visit
- Ghs Enlie1 States 5 for tAe purpose &C
iasgifattng damage sa.g IN seasif OF the
eK-caeea against shs Unisea State. gov
srnmeas. points oot that such thiax -
impossible under the American coa.siin-
tloa. Il adds tAzE il Is generally known
- lie is.sa4s sAs ss!sS. 0. lie tip = TO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
THE COUNTY TREASURER.

The contest for the position of county
treasurer has narrowed down to straight
contest between the nominee of the Re-
publican party. Dr.. A. p. Mitien,
aud the nominee of the Populis.
party, ]. w. Maple. As TO
the outcome Of this contest there can be
no doubt. DR.. Mitten will be elected, as
will every man on the Republican ticket.
The allies Of the Popalist party, Messrs.
Collins. Considine and White, however,
are making q special effort to elect Maple,
as they made SPECIAL effort to elect krug.
To accomplish their purpose they have
been industrioasly engaged in circulating
reports designed to aid Maple and injure
Mitten. One of these false and ridiculous
reports was most etiectaally squeIched by
the following statement, which was pub
lishsd in last nights edition Of the Prsss-
Tines.
the underlined. having noticed news
papSr charge TO the effect that A F. Nit
ten. county treasurer. was carrying the
county funds in the banks Of bis especial
personal friends. We desire 70 say 70 the
people OF Seattle and Kfng eonary that .As
that We believe the funas have been AMI VII
eoatinas 10 b. under bis management. fairly
carefully snd honestly handles.
A. MAcxrsTosH. President
Merchants National Bank.
y. Il LKTIsEk. Manager
bextsr Hortoa a Co. Banksrs,
& T. sFsScEE. Cashier.
Sasiossi Bsnk Of Commerce
y. !. fKEKEs, Cashier.
seattle SEFtszs B.nk
h. W. ASnEEss. Pnessssut
sestts Nstioazl Bznk
A. ". BRacKEs. Cashier.
Bosios NafsoUAl Bz1x OF sa2tsla
II. ". NuKELEK. Cashier,
Commercial NAtio1al Bank
r =. puxNfNs. secretary
GsArAaee Lsz2 sal TtEst Company
z. o. GEAyEs. President
wssaiaKtou National Bank Of Seattle
l. TrGNKE C2sAier.
F.Est NsEiosal Bank o, seGttla
J. FUKFa, President
Puget sosna NEtsoaSl Bank OF seattle
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lag LzzEokalsnzss appeal for assistance
before the governments Of Eogl2nc,
France and Germany.
The delegates 20 The ccnventso1 vnscn
Is 20 choose senators sad Representatives,
adopted res0zsrsnns sha. no o7e Who Tas
not openly in favor Of srnsxzs-on should
be elected Ksxssz-azion for TIE section.
which occurs 0xfobe- q 10 progressing
satisfactorily Nearly 900 voters have
registered slrsady. whsch i only so less
than the D1uber o< voss-s ~ the LAST ssec-
tioE under royalty Is is reported that
Jsigs Widenann. one Of the roys1iss
cozrzissioo. whs 10 now in Washington
City. is going 70 Germany and Eagla1d to
enlist sympathy for ths ex-saes1-
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Gen. Lev Wallace who declares here TO-
morrow evening 10 worthy Of hearty
welcome. DOT only - the author of "Bea
Hgr." book Of worldwide fame. bat a.
gallant aud esilsieni unien soldier.
Gen. Wallace entered the union army
IS colonel Of the Eleventh. Indiana volaa-
,essa lie VAS made hrisadier general Of
volunteers September s. issi; he dissla-
gasshsd himself at Fort Donesson. and
Vas made major general Of volunteers
March q. isS2
Gen. Wallace DISTINGUISHED himself Al
Shiloh In the second days battle. ard
would have participated IN tie Ass days
battle bGs for ,hs failure OF Geo. Grants
aide % communists an inss.Agsele order.
Gen. Giant in bis Memoirs esSusrs
atss Gen. Mallsss iren a.. s.ssas ios Ass
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MOLE MONEY FOE sJEvKHs.
Cemmissionex Lamorenx Premises 60
Give w ashfnxfon It's Fall share

Com missionex Lamoreux Premises TO
Give W sshfnxten Its reii share
In reference 30 the ms morial sent 20 hir1
by Senator Squire. asking for largo APP
portion nens for land s1-veys II Washing
ton. General Land Commissioner Lam
oreux las written the senator the follow
ing letter under date OF October 8:
Il am IN reeesp. Of your letter dated
septe m Beg Is. enclosing . Memorandum
received from the Surveyor general OF
Wasain gt0a. relstiSg 70 the survey OF
lands n that state. showing that On &C
count OF the failure OF eepasy surveyor
generals 70 execute bonds and from ether
causes. the state la. lost since ISL out OF
its apportioamen for public land surveys.
and ID vlex OF this loss and the fact THAI
Washington contributes . large revenue
from sales Of public lands, you ask that.
in the spporrso1meEt Of the surveying ap-
preparation for this year. said state be
accorded Ysry favorable confederation.
"In reply / have 20 state that IN appor-
tioning said appropriation due eonsidera-
ton xial De given 20 the interests Of your
state. and - large . sum slll De set aside
for surveys rs may be deemed consistent
with the sno1nt appropriated and the de-
MAIDS and necessities Of other surveying
Gisryscssn
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NORTHwEsr NEWa

The Victoria and Whatcom fairs more
than paid expenses. IN spite Of the hard
sirnee.
Big Joe, Who stabbed another Indian to
death on Sank river last November, WAS
convicted ~ NJ. Vernon OF murder n the
second degree.
Jane Leemsn, OF Saaaimo, 4 years old,
Was burned 10 death last Tuesday. her
clothing igniting from . bonfire besids
which she VAS playing
George Krech. Southern Pacific agent at
Tallman. Linn county, Or. has been ARES
ted on the charge OF using franked gov
eminent envelopes for private use
crumlin Ladu. q noted pioneer, died al
Mt. coffin, Cowiitz county. last Tuesday,
aged IS years. He xas California forty
miner, and came 10 Nj. Coffin IN 1850. For
twenty one years be was postm as;er.
On the AIbaIoss are two glass globes
with glass ihree-sigLrhs Of an inch thick.
One is empty. the other half full Of sea
water, and neither has any oriaee- One
had been sunk 900 fathoms ia the sea and
the pressure OF the water has forced the
h1id through the giass-- Hhato0n KeseiEe
---------
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Geld Meczl Ns1Sinfer Fair San FrzaciScoL
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fsi3zre 20 re.ch tie battlefield before
nigtsfsss Of fne E-st 3aF-
Gez. Wallace ren1ered - important ser-
rice "a his c1srtry in 6gassav tie bs.sse
Of The Aenocacy. JAY 2 -. where lie
sozghs EaSsy AID gztas1 rrecaozs iine fo-
tie 5essnse O. wsahiartaz City.
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sorrcx TO rHE rgsLIG

The puhisc 10 hsrsoy vsrned Rot 20 pay
arr nonsy 10 parties representing 70 %
ss~uss 81 the Seattle Po~r-fSrEIIssEsrrA
sxesrs the following vho srs the onT
authorised srsve;ing agents Of the foss-
irrrLrssrscrz Wis: J. g. xeClsilsns J. l.
Hsviey and Roher. r Lee Hi. 7Ass
does ~. s,yly 70 resident agents Of shia
pager wko s1e ocaisd In various sst'es
and towns Of he Northwest nor 20 post
masters. aha are IN al cases sufhorsssd
20 take snbscrip items for tbs Daily. Sun
dsy and Weekly Fosr-IpruIssDcxA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

TIE posr-IsTrLIIsKscEx hereby gnarsn-
sees It's advertisers bona fds paid esrer-
istson. Daily. sunday and Weekly. double
that Of any other newspapsr pnbiished Ia
the state Of Washington. Advertising con-
tracts viii be made subjecs 70 this guarsn-
tee
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A GLANCE At OUR Cor
NER WINDOW

To-Day o. tomorrox VII Sow vuo
the great vzlEes - 6e aaa n Ls6Se
suits from SS.lS 70 y--sE axzzl
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PACIFIC CARPET CO..
703 Front Street, Seattle.

pEPoRr or THE CONDITION OF THE
II Boston National Bank of seattle. at Seattle. in
the state Of Arlington. as the Close Of business
October =, 1894
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These prices viii inter.
est you II you want .
Carpet,
Rugs or
Curtains.

Mail orders receive careful attention.
Discount to Dealers.
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Observation-Disclosures
THE LACE HOUSE
What People Like.
like where the largest styles best
greatest That's why kept so busy.
point?
BLACK LOOKS

Well 90 anybody. and iacsdestslly let % rzersioa
tass we have TIE ss<zs lot of ack Dress Goods In
tie city Al the new weavss represented sat
from the best mAksrx
Aa-wool Black 63ods iron Sc 70 g. g tie ysrd-
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SAMPLE PRICES.

Back Fssfla Francaise. 7Sc yar1
Black &c. Grsta, &c yard
B4scx Crystal Beagsitn-. sSe gard.
Blsek Royal A-nzre. 81 yard
b sea SATIN L1yor- 81 yard
Back F4gGred T25eIA, sc yart-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
THERE IS A BEAUTY IN
A GOOD SILK

That IL irresix.i eie. aad vita the
leaders Of fAsasen sid Is more pop
Ela- zow than !; las ever beer. We
propose 10 Supply tee wants OF Sc
sTiis laEieA and oar assortment in
el1aes al the choice wesvss OF The
season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
We ARE EXCLUSIVE
AGENTS FOR
REAL. lANSDOWNE.

A Eae Zi1tE-e OF six AT uous =
tacaes ss1e. eGzal n sppsz-xnes 8
al 81 : a11 sears a-eEsex. Ha -
IS shsE.es - seseSE f-oz-
Price s. 5 tie yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded God Mecz AssSinier Fair. San rrsaciScoL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
NEW WEAvES IN BLACK
SILKS,

G<es De Loa9-e, Gsos De Antigua,
Velour Antique, Gros C Loa1re
CnengeHat. We are the oaiy house
n -=assls sAcTizg these beautiful
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

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