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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

es-lonas and that they yet been able to alze
profits. -o-- IL
GCt. Puts and calls OF May were 3siea35'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been more inquiry NJ i,,o
for material. For PIG the demand Is fairly God
with prices ruling about the currcn, -
Ing the last few weeks. Steel blcts I'm poo, a.
mand also, and owing TO the anxiety Of sellers TO do bus
ness consumers placing orders Very favor,hi,
terms. Asking prices els so delivered and saIas
ha,o been made a. SIS o. Finished material is unsa,
tied Humors current that there very lar,
orders 10 be placed in the neer future. COIPEi;%
Spot f. quoted 10c. and January February ana
March are also quoted at that figure LEAD-Thc
Quoted at 3.l7ia and March ct -IEoN-January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
IiEMLOCK.

LIZ TT III ho t0nc ~ lhn marhet Is Outn stoodv
cOncts si1n in uricCs. We nMuiA. - ~ '"'e- '''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

darket closed am Tiar,crriele>. $50. spot cctto
The market Tor spot cotton It IGy OIOt1ton,:
Mcdling upl,nds ljo mddihg Gun 9-loc; -aics
9.O, bales. Rates ANA oT IiididncS. Wnic.
grades other than niddling, delivered contra
la:r c GA mild! hs far. sc on; sulct good mi d1@.
STRICT sood ord"pry, 1876 good Ordinary. ~ OF;
iooi mddng tinged even: strct ndGiug, stained 73-'
of; nLaiIag stained, TO- OF >r.; lev udNnlg,
STAINED 203,c oil low niddLag. aincd lsc OF. New.
York spot sacs day and aS; night Consumption. 11cJ
tales SPOT market ady milling uraHl-. J-iG; MID
dig Gulf 10. wi4'h lie lis higher COMPARED with
New-Yor1 net receipts. 2OO bales gross. 1867 bales ;
exports, lrt3in Lilo bales; drdc 90 bale
SHES 100 blles all spnncfs; stock, -S5COi bd'"'
The weekly statement Of Liverpool SOCKS l. follows
L. A,.nL LIZ Nr.... LIS. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
This week. Last week. Last yea.
10 store. ,113CO0 1S>9.JO0 16l3Ut
Afoat Observation-Disclosures. so 900 $4,000 ,OVD
Total ...............1 ,7so coo l.729OCO 100000
Of which American | ..lj. 1.fJ2ODJ 1.J42.OOU


Liverpool cablcs-SpOt fair demand, I:!ce> hin
Sales 1900 bales; Speculation and export lUOJ blI''
American, 10000 bales receipts 70 90 bales America
mlddling 5-lO; good rnlddnc, 3-lG: nnddling ihr
d. Iuu,c. opened steady. drnand moderate al rom
UNCHANGED 10 lGi advance closed finn at from unclnei
10 LA net Quotations January telriaiy. so
February March 42is; MachAprl: 425ai26; Apr'-Mt
y5a4.S: May-iune. sob July +3lb; Jrf-Adsu'
September f3iN; S'lt'au'i -Octo"'I
A:,y: January. 4.c.h; spot midGl;nS. .-ip
Total net port receipts To-Day. .G,Cj3 bales fNppi,s
to-day: Great Britain. y .2U6 bales France 1N"I bHeN
onfincnt 8 Consolidated net port iccclF- ."
tar this week. I43os2 hales. Exports: Great Britain,
Ia, :,55 tales France 3s5lj bales ointment ''4''
haics. total 2ss SG7 bales stock. !13O131 bales.
npalatVe cotton stat mcnt Tor thc week cnulhs RI
day, January l., 1891
Net re:cipis q all Unisd States ports during ,,,
Net receipts in all Um:cd stats ports OGilhS 100 1901.
week last -" ''V
Total rccc!p:s this date q Us 10
Total receipt, date lat year..-- -, ~
49, rho wcok - 3G-
Ixports for week last l1tNtl
Total exports this Gaie . 1900
Total exports TO date last year. o. 80
stock az ali United STATE, ports ,lJJl37
"'I iss, S Tc,, az ''''I ,...' / .O5g. -
S,ocr n, eI intorlc, ........ ~ 80
Stock at all time last year i:''l2G
Stock M Iiycuool fI3,Duo
Liverpool time lat N''lr. -- Ol5,Vlv
OF American Onrdt for Great Eitiin 3J',JcO
Of American aioai iOg Gtrat Britain, SAINT -,
time last year ii''"V
The following the total Mt receipts OF cotton al all
NOR. incg =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
Burglar. st.ll a. Work.

Burglary is new industry in
 Prescott, and 1t is needless to say that iI Is an imported one. Our citizens have been accustomed for years to sleeping with unlocked doors and open windows. with the assurance of perfect safety. An element has recently appeared in the place that changes the condi- tion of affairs. During the past week or two. burglaries have been of almost nightly occurrence, and m some eases two or three houses have been entered the same night. In addition to the two mentioned in yesterdays issue of having oc- cured on Wednesday night. J. A. Tobin's residence on Mccormick street, adjoining Sam Hills resi- dence. was entered, but the burglar was frightened away and Mrs. Tobin was awakened by the barking of the latter's dog. The back door of the house was left standing wide open, showing that the night prowler had left very hastily.
 Between II and 12 o'clock last night, J. NJ. Aitken was awakened by a noise in his front yard, and on going out to investigate, discovered a man going up the street at 2:l0 gait.
 In West Prescott, J. NJ. Akers was awakened by noise ou the back porch, and light from a dark
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Alex. Imhoff, Of Jerome, is paying visit to Prescott.
 w. O. Harrell, one of Jerome's prominent citizens. Is in town.
 B. J. McQuinn came in few days since from the front to visit friends,
 Prof. J. F. BIandy is quite seri ously i'll, though his condition is somewhat improved to-day.
 George Schuerman has returned from his visit to the Castle creek hot springs, completely restored to health.
 H. J. Allen, of Jerome, and Superintendent John Burns, of the U. Y. X r. Railway, were in town yesterday, and left for home this morning.
 R. c. Brown, one of the most en- terprising newspaper rustlers in the territory, Is in town. He represents thePhenix Herald one the best daily papers in the territory.
 William De Cort brother of Mrs. B. H. Smith arrived in Prescott, yesterday for a visit but is so favor ably impressed with the place that he thinks of locating here perman- ently.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
KELLY $ STEPHENS.

We are selling eEST's CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES at lower prices than ever before known in Arizona
 We have just received an i'm mense stock ef goods bought in the eastern market at panic prices and intend giving our customers the benefit of our bargains.
 Our speciality is strong, service able suit of clothes at from $7.OO to N.5O.
 We carry the largest and most complete stock of gents clothing. furnishing goods, boots and shoes of any house in Northern or Central Arizona and can and will sell at lower prices than any other house.
 IT you purchase elsewhere before pricing our goods you will always wish you hadn't If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26

eighteen to a term on the chain gang, varying from ten to fifteen days on diet of bread and water. Five of them were discharged and given a half hour to leave town.
 The Prescott tramp is none of vour common ordinary variety. Ho is fastidious in his tastes and rather particular as to his diet. One of him applied at an East Prescott residence yesterday for something to eat. He was given two large slices of bread and butter with . nice slice of meat between them. He wanted a cup of hot coffee 10 wash it down. and because the cook would not make it for him, he showed his contempt of a plain sandwich by breaking 1t up and scattering 1t over the porch. At another place he was refused any thing to eat, and he sat down on a chair on the front porch and cleaned of his boots, and then proceeded to try on a pair of rubber shoes, when he was stopped by the lady of the house and ordered to get move on himself.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 J. E. Riedler, of Yarnell, is in town.
 John Davis, of the Verde Valley, is in town.
 J. D. Helm came in from Wieken burg last evening.
 ]. c. Stout, of St. Paul, is regis tered at Hotel Burke.
 Thomas H. Brown, assemblyman- elect from this county, came in from Martinez last evening and will leave for Pomona, California, tomorrow for visit, prior to going to Phenix to attend the session of the legisla- ture.
 Jake Marks returned last evening from his trip to San Francisco, accompanied by his daughter. Miss Flossie. The latter has been absent ten months attending school, and returns to spend her holidays in Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26

Nj. k. Mellen general passenger
 agent ofthe U. V. x F. railroad and E. ". Johnston, superintendent oI
 construction of the same road were
 welcome callers at this office to-day Miss Mary Jennings, formerly a teacher in our public schools, and one of the best teachers that ever had charge of the primary depart ment, has returned to Prescott, after an absence of a year and a half in the east.
 James Shirley and Jules Bau- mann have returned from Castle creek. While there MT. Shirley took plunge into the waters from the springs and remained m SO long 1t produced sea sickness. He says 1t IS s great bathing place and the waters have an inyigorating effect.
 Edgar Stevens returned a few days since from San Francisco. He had narrow escape from being shipwrecked while away. He had engaged passage on a certain ship for a trip to Puget sound, but backed out before the ship sailed. The vessel was lost on the voyage.
 General Passenger and Freight Agent F. A. Healy returned last night from his trip east, which proved entirely satisfactory to the company he represents. He made satisfactory traffic arran gements with the Santa Fe company for all Arizona points as soon as the road is open for business. Mir. Healy will go to San Francisco about the first of the year to complete the details of the arrangement with the freight agent of the 4. & P. He is negotiating to carry the mem bers of the A. O. U. w grand lodge to Phenix in February.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Mcdonnell, of Manchester, England. are visiting T. G. Barlow Massicks. at his coun- try house on Lynx creek.
 Ed. Smith, of the boarding train on the :. F., P. 'tS P. railroad, came in from Skull valley last evening. He says that Mrs. Smiths health is improving.
 Miss Hattie J. Oliver, eldest daughter of Mir and Mrs. A. G. Oliver, of Whipple. graduated last Tuesday, with high honors, from the Oakland. California, high school.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
]. of2E IND COUNTY.
.sS a Our 0En Town and Sa ing Country.

EDE ESDAN1S Daily. December l9.
 and JiIl at Pattcn's opera
 tonight.
 .gsn EfH5yia reports having ez rich ora Il a claim of his on
 Hassayampa,
 |f1fas r. ; McGrew has his 6naI cs9.I in this issue. His
 located in the Otis build saaidaJez f0r mayor are com aciuE tc 5oom up. Several names
 p4llr meut ioned for the posi- ai1a ara good men, too. cave {s Eepocted to have occurred
 v iu one af the United Verde
 a which the track, for some nce, and g number of cars,
 buried, but fortunately. no
 was innrest.-
 co.5ret man known as "Snow- 1t c0mpleted a term in the isil. whoa bs sharpened up his ,s.5r and tli-eatened to carve a
 her coleref man. A warrant - bis arrest IS issued, but when officer went in search of him he no gv'., .- be found. He will ,s1.g not return to Prescott.  .Iasapb Melvin is said to have one the finest ranches in the Verde Gey. The soil is first class, and l produce almost anything that plants Tn it. He has spent from boo to $S,000 in improvements on place. He is getting old and Is newhat crippled. and being desir- of getting away from the active ,nagement of the place, he will it to a cash customer for the punt paid for the improvements. F one desiring bargain in a sch property. should communicate a him at Camp Verde.
 PERSONAL MENTION. .rthur Gage left for Congress to- !.
 .rthnr Wood, brother of Mrs. F. Waite, Is in town. fr. and Mrs. Charles 0'Mallsy 'Eed on last evenings train. 5 P. Smith came in yesterday D Stanton. where he is engaged king D mine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
AN-v r.s.

Have your likeness photographed on your watch cap or dial. This is the latest and most beautiful fad. Photos also taken on aluminium plaques. Call at Ed. Pentlapd's. next door 10 the Bank of Arizona. and see samples, and leave your order. if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26

lantern was flashed into the kitchen twice, when he arose and frightened the man away from the premises.
 An oyerooat was stolen early in the evening from E. M. Llng's barn, opposite Patton's opera house.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
PKRsONAL MENTION.

Thomas and X. J. Carroll of the Verde valley are in town.
 R. c. Brown, of the Phenix Her aid, left for the north to-day.
 T. J. Dunkle left this morning for California on a visit to his children.
 F W. Sissou and Harry Buck, of Flagstaff. registered at Hotel Burke last evening.
 United States Attorney F. E.. Ellinwood came in last evening on legal business.
 Mrs. Benjamin Robinson is in from Kirkland valley making her holiday purchases.
 Doane Merrill left for his home at Jerome this morning, after several days spent m Prescott on business.
 J. T. Hanes, an old stand by of John $. Jones camp, in Chaparral, is ip town.
 4. Emspqel left for Jerome this morning to do the painting and papering on Brisley < Tarr's drug store.
 John $. Jones, the Chaparr2l bonanza kIng, and councilman-elect fnsm this county, is in town, en ToHte t0 San Diego to spend the holidays with his children.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26

Halle Cassrrh Cnre is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfAces of The sysiefn- sand Tor testimonials, free.
 v. J. CHENEY ( CO, Toledo O. ew- Sold by all Drugsi0ts. 5a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
FOOTWEAR.

The best assOrtmentn Ladies' Misses andChdrens Fine French kld Dengoa, Kongoa Pebble Goat and Calf Rnt ton and Lace Shoes When in need of Shoes do not fail t cure par from our large assortment Mems speciaes in nne and heavy grades all widths and szes of the best makes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
srATE or omo. CIr1 oF ToLsro. ,
 Inca sl.lsr.sr HI

fFAnk J. Cheney makes oath that hs is the senior partner Of tfls irn of f. J Cheney A Co., doins p.ssiness ia the City of Toieio. C0apty, and State aforesaid. and that aaid firm will nav the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL Rs for each ana eysFy ease of caiarFh that cannot be cured bt ,he use of HsLIs CATAREH CUnE.
 kBANkJ. CHENEY. sworn to before me and subsexibed tn my presence, shis 6th day 0f December. A. b. lsl6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
FRIDAYS Daily. December sl.

NAbA o DoAtSs DVOVihoOi -A"
 To-day is the shortest of the year.
 There is quite a stream running down Granite creek.
 The gold wire artist makes Christ mas novelties very reasonable.
 Harry Brisley has neat adver- tisement in this issue. Read it.
 The railroad track will be lad across the Hassayampa tomorrow.
 J. E. Bones received a lot of apples from California this morn ing.
 Alex. Thompson is having a num- Der of lots fenced in in South Pres colt.
 Don't forget that the gold wire artist IS still at Ross Corner drug store.
 There was a heavy frost, almost amounting to a light snow, this morning.
 W. W. Ross has received lot of the celebrated Flows candy, from St. Louis.
 Gen. W. J. O'Neill has his ponds full of water, in readiness for the cold weather to make ice.
 The foundation for the Ash Fork hotel is completed and the carpen- ters are at work putting up the frame.
 A vender of cheap jewelry was arrested this morning for peddling without a license. He was fined $500.
 The east bound train from San Francisco failed to connect with the accommodation at Ash Fork this. morning.
 The front wall Of the Bashford- Burmister building is completed and the iron cornice k being placed m position.
 It is time that our city officers took decisive measures towards ridding the town of vagrants and an undesirable class of men who infect it.
 Prof. Cota, who has favored Pres colt audiences at various times with musical selections cn the piano has a card in this issue announ cing himself prepared to give iustruc- tion in music.
 There will be a Christmas tree, followed by public school exhibi- tioa and a supper and dance m the Skull valley school house on Christ mas night. Tickets for the dance and supper $2.O0.
 Mir. Mcdonald, of the water ser vice of the s. F., r. k r. railroad, Is m town. He says that good l water supply has been struck in the | well at the Agua Fria crossing, at a d tn of ifty-two feet.
 Salt Rheum often appears in cold | weather, attacking the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. 1 Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood | purifier. cures salt rheum. Hoods | Pills are the best after-dinner pills, ! assist digestion, cure headache. 25c. |
 When w. E. Hazeltine went out at 1 o'clock this afternoon to water his horse he found him bridled and | "all ready for flight pre- SumahlV fha uOrlr Of scuna tra1p,, His buggy robe had been used for a saddle blanket.
 The following citizens have con- sented to allow their names to go before the voters of Prescott at the approaching city election for the offices named: Dr. J. Miller for 4. D. Adams and B. H. 1 Smith for councilmen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26

rrioe's Cream Baking Powder aorids Fair Highest Award.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21

Francis E shuuk. Z. S. A, Is ss the
Northern.
<. A. Hsekest. Of Portland, IL regis tered
at the Northern
Charles Vera. r.. Of the Bryant single
mills. IL ct the D1Aier.
Oscar r. Bowen. Of Olympus. is among
he guests az the Butter
George H Maynard, Of Victoria, Is
among the guests 81 the Northern.
w C. Pettihone tourist from Green
Bar, Wis, i guest At the Arlington
y. NJ. Mover aud VIII II. Eca. tourists
from Palmyra, Pa. are at the Northern
REM. Strickland. Of Spokane. state
university regent, Is guest 81 the North
efn-
Howard e. Perrin. of Anacortes. was
among the arrivals 81 the Butter yester-
day.
". Fl. Trigg.. OF the Honolulu steam
shin line, registered 1t the Northern las,
night
Mayor and Mrs. J. l. Roberts, os walIa
walla. ara in the city, stopping 81 the
Butler.
James r. Fell. the leading grocer of
Victoria, Is among the guests AZ the Ar
lington.
Mayor Norton D. wailing and F. W.
Sumner, Of Everett. are guests at the
Northern.
Senator George +. Thompson. of walla
walia, is visitor to the city. and is stop
ping a. the Butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Plants and child. of
Spokane, arrived in tue city yesterday and
are st the Northern.
A L. Rutherford, county commissioner,
came down from Fail City yesterday and
Is guest of the DIller.
c. l. Whitney, weil-known business
man Of Walla Walis, is in the city and
stopping At the Butler.
C. o. BaIlou. manager of the Stewart &
Holmes branch drug store at WaIla Walla,
is stopping At the Butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Bartlett. of Port
Townsend. arrived in the city yesterday
and registered at the Butler.
Ed Wilson, j. W. Seaman, ]. Turner
and Mr. and Mrs. III. z. Johnson, all OF
Victoria. are at the Arlington.
S. S. Davis and Joseph Woods, both of
Hoquism, Wash, are in the city on BUSH
ness and stopping al the DilIer.
f. E. Thompson, of Portland. manager
of the New York Life Insurance Company
tor the Northwest. is at the Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Short. prominent people of
%NOIAu at tie AIlliRkDn.
Mr. and Mrs. l. +. Gordon, of Spokane,
are at the Butter. Mr.. Gordon is travel
ing auditor of the Great Northern railroad.
Il. Brodenck, of Victoria, is at the But
Ter visiting his daughter, Mrs. Fred L.
Stinson. lie will be In the city several
days.
William w. Thornton and Mrs. NJ.
Thornton Fell, tourists from Liverpool,
England, are in the city registered at the
Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Edwards, prominent
people of Winnipeg. Manitoba. are visit
ing the city, and are stopping at the
Arlington.
]. Marymont, L. Marymont, Miss Mary
mont and Miss Isaaes, weil-known Vic
torians, are visiting the city and are
guests at the Arlington.
Prosecuting Attorney Miller. Judge
Humes and party of hunters left yester-
day for the woods near Auburn. They are
looking for deer, and will return tomor-
row.
w. C. Painter, walla Walla capitalist,
who has valuable interests in this county.
is in the city and will remain On the Sound
several days looking after the disposition
of his wheat crop of the famous Eureka
tiats district of Walia Walla county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21
Furnishings Are Very
Cheap.

The stock Is large one and IL 10 q
good one to buy from. You can save
many a 50e piece in this department.
Mems Underwear from 500 10 IS a
suit.
Mems Working Shirts from 2Sc TO 50
each.
Mems Large Size Cambria Handler
chiefs, &c each.
Meas 4-piy Linen Collars, Sci
cuffs, i5c.
Mems Fast Black Cotton Hose,
double heels and toes, at sl0c q pair.
A fail line Of Hsmstitched SILK
Handkerchief, in plain and initial.
just received.
A speeiai line OF W bite Shirts at So.
worth si.25; short bosoms. reinforced
front and back.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21
Special Rug Sale.

A very large and elegant selection Of
hns japanese Rugs offered this week
az quick selling pr.css
sno-Nszs japanese Rugs, / foot 8
ouC inches y feet, at Soc.
90 ---Fins Japsnese Rugs. 3rs
o.. % feet. rsdacsa from sAs9 10
S&7a
ST a0-Ftns Jspanssa Rugs, All
s~t.uo feef. reduced from 81 TO 81
GO ---Fins Jspsness Rugs. exs
81. 10 feet. reduced irou az 20
s2LT&
S1o s0-fine Jspassse Rugs. 7s{r
slo.DV Is2 feet. Tedacea from
si8.s4 - si2.n
c1- -s-k8ne japanese Rugs, sxf2
gl - feet. reduced from so 10
$I1.sA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21
Special Dress Goods Values.

oso-S6ineh jamestown Serges. In
-ta navy, brown. cardinal anu
black. at sc yard.
on.~-sss-lneh Fancy Saitinys, In
JNt small checks aud mixtures. She
best you have ever bad, al DC.
toa-sS.lnch Covert Cloths. in ell
TOT the new mixtures, special at
as ayard,
45c Sa pss .'~ ss. .s satss and u
checks, big bargains at scc
yard.
s0a The largest and best iine on &c
oN' Dress Goods in town. You
cannot fail 10 appreciate them
Sf-An unlimited range Of STYLES and
81 uue Cloths at 81 ward. This -
bv far the largest and most ele-
CANT staex Of 81 yard goods 40
have ever shown.
IMPORTED PATTERN SUETs-The
very cream 81 the 5 asoa's styles no
two alike and each a gem. The rFiets
hrlnS them within the reach OF al
Re sure aud see them.
StIKs-Aeknowledged by al IS the
fines, SIX stock north OF san Fran
essco Every kind Of good HACK,
Evening or Fancy silks. rev patterns
aaa new special values, are showa
each week. stock IL nov paFtlea-
Larry oomplete.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21

J. y. Wallingfori. Mr.. and Mrs. W. u.
Folsom, Mr.. ard Mrs j. b. Stewart. Mr..
snd Mrs. A Charleston. Judge and Mrs.
Wood. Miss Leizhton. Miss Lar. Mrs L A.
Wilmos, Mrs. Stroud, Mr.. Howard Wood.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21
We Sell Jackets Very
Cheaply.

and IL grows greater every day. We
never before presented such great Cloak
values-neyer bought so low nor sold
so closely. IL will pay you to see our
stock.
Ladies Jackets.
Misses Jackets,
Caprs
Wraps.
Furs,
Suits
Maekintoshes,
At the lowest prices In the town.
a. 90 Misses Latest Style Jackets,
s'o.Vo in nayv aad black, big value
at sS9S
S17a-aI.sss' Grstehsns, vita
tf.fo golf cape and suk-linea
hood, age 6. S4.15; age s.
$50. age 10, Sc; age IL.
sa50
Sf0-Lsaies' handsome Plush capes.
GU edged With electro seal. ape
eial bargain 81 SIC.
SI--An unusually handsome and
sio very special line Of Ladies'
listers, 81 SIS, sl65o SO aaI
So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21

Another Chautsuaua Circle Organized.
Last Monday evening Chautauqua cir
Gle was organized at the residence of Judge
w. ID. Wood at Green Lake. The winters
evenings will be devoted to the work
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.