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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
HIS The Richmond Cloak lgllTtn|l.
$50 New Garments for TO-DAY
PRICES--NEW BEAUTIES
Read What We Say as to The Prices

The finest Melton Cloth Tailor-M Made
Coats-tans, modes. and Oxfords-
cloth-covered seams, back and front.
The most desirable $2275 Coat In all
the department for SIS.
SIS Covert-Cloth Coats. the best OF all
this seasons at that. These 10 In
to-day for $3.50
si3D Covert-Cloth Coats, with velvet
collars, are $3.50 to-day
e handsome Infants Goats to-
day. They'll go at these prices;
$3.50 Coats for Sc.
1888 ones for 50.
So ones for IS.
$3.50 ones for SIZE.
Bring the children to-day to the
span of Suspension Budgets
ready with Iotsof "Dollies walk
ing and riding over it.
Tons of CANDIES may come
and 90, but only those of our own
make. fresh. The best and cheap
est in town.
Main floor through centre aisle.
r44 pairs Kid Gloves. To-day
the usual SI.2o grade for Social
sizes, black and colored.
The thousand little trifles that
make up a whole world are ready
for you. Holiday presents OF solid
gold, sterling silver, Silver-plated
or white metal. The prices tel
the story of value.
See the best Ladies Crochet.
| Knit Vests for CSC. in this city anc
come and get them here for I9c.; Oh
Ladies' Black soc. Hose for 2Sc.
zoe. grade for I2He.
| Books or Umbrellas or Pocket
Books, or anything from SI.25 W
are engraved or stamped in gold let
tiers free of charge from now t
Christmas.
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THREE MORE FREIGHT VESSELS
viii BE Placed on the Line Between New
port News and Liverpool.

VIII BE Placed on the Line Between New
port News and Liverpool.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, December Il
Especial )-Newport News is to have three
more ships on the direct line between this
port and Liverpool. The vessels are the
Bulgarian, Bavarian, and Istrian. These
vessels piled between here and England
about three years ago. but had to be
taken Off on account Of the small busi-
ness at that time 1t is not the import,
but the export trade that demands this
addition of vessels. Messrs. Furness,
Witty & Co., who are the agents for the
line at this end, advise me. that the
Istrian has already sailed, and that the
other vessels will soon follow. Mr..
Creamer, late chief officer OF the Chesa.,,
peake and Ohio steamer Shenandoah, VIII
take charge of the 1strian. The addition
of these three ships increases the NUMBER
of vessels to nine. There will be now
six vessels between here and Liverpool
and three to London. The foreign trace
at this port for the past twelve months
has far exceeded the expectations OF New,
port News's most sanguine admirers, ana
there is every reason TO believe that the
business this winter will be immensely
large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
alehmona'. rusur..

Fifteen Or twenty years ago the
founder o. The Dispatch. through these
oe'ufnnn' eioauently advocated the union
q Manchester ard Richmond. and Man
chester was willing enough. but Richmond
wss not-shst ~ 70 say. there was then
|" tiis city aonrpwgressivs. drag
snenor element which succeeded In de-
'ssiins The win Of The greet majority.
Msnehesser not unnaturaliy took
unbr&ss at RiehmonA's neldins-on. and
i0r long afterwards the pee2ie Of that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
TAKE.
oFFIcx coILEcroa crry TAxEs.l
ROOM z. FIRsT FLOOR, CRY HAIL.
RICHMOND, Va, December l. 1894.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

The RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES. real
and personal, for 1884 are due and payable
In this ONCE during the month Of De-
cember. = penalty OF per cent VIII
after December 2ist. and the same re-
ported as DELINQUENT, anil published, ac-
cording to law. Every male q years Of
age and every person or firm keeping
house or doing business In the city have
will please call and seftls, 50 as To avoid
being reported as delinquent. During the
year there has been put In my hands a
connection co m biiis. which are due at once,
and will have 10 he declared delinquent
X not paid on or before December 3ist.
Attention to the above on the part OF
the citizens " Richmond Will avoid de-
pense Once open from 3:n a. ~ "a
DE- lin collector 81 City Taxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08

Great special Barcain.Dly r.
Housefurnishing Department.
China, Glass, Art Pottery. Biz
a-Brac, Lamp-Ta5les, Pictures
Dolls, Toys, Games, and Holg
Goods in general
English Pottery Jariinicrcs large .-.
new colcrs ara shap-, rgu.r 81.
S.ig 70 N.G5 each. aCy to.aty .o- =
Real China Covered Muffin et H.'-..
Dishes. nicely decofeicd. TO-. la,
only, Sjc.
Real China Crcam-Pltchers Eaa' V4.
cester finish. real value &C.. f- O..
day only. Sc.
Real China Crocker.JsTs. nicely .es.
rated, to-day 2ic.
Decorated China Tea-CaId.rt 2 st
Decorated Sugar and Cream $40 e.
china. &c. pr set
Real China Tea Plates. d-lran t.ri,
| decoration, fcr TO-DAY rri. I|c rf
Decorated Cusradcres. usually &C.. %
II 29c.
Decorated Bowie and Pitchers. g.4.F
$3.50 set. to-day ~.
| Deem Cut-Glass Watrr-TNu '.r. FRO.
/ lar value s. the dozru o. .-
Is Royal Tiplitz ara v1rs. .salt
| shapes and naEn'N ''n' N'' r..r
usual prices s. to rs .aeN a .
one table TO-DAY Tor So rIrr.
! 10 Finest Limoges China Tr-i Pol.
! some decoration, AMI 1.UH.
for 80 the set. t7-d1' ST..
! Real Bohemian Wins-Ie.IH .r. f.-
decorations. usual price ~
| ggc.
Real Bohemian Wrter.f-'e H.- .~
rations. regular pr.cs $50 Go r' %
| Csc
Is is-inch SIX Lamp-SssI.-. fI -,H
lace trimmed. rrl an '.r -
| s22j each.
| FURNISHED Brass ONYX M. Tf7
fancy legs, usual wrrf b. f- ra
A full nne Tissue p'p '-
flowers al unusually low rr.
20 dozen Full Kii.B1iy DIS
French bisque head, natural im
ing head, showing teeth, sos. sl,
for to-day only 7gc.
81 dozen Large.sacd Eyu---s T--
chestnut body, to-d'y SD. 'r
T5c.
u dozen Baby-Carilagcs, n...N l
stored and strongly made. .1.'.. 90
then $50.
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Holidays in liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, December MONDAY
December Path. Tuesday the 18th, Wednes-
day the 26th. Monday the Slst, and Tues
day, January LIST, will be observed as
holidays on the Cotton Exchange:
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THE
COATS, CAPES,
FURS,
WAISTS, ETC..
ESPECIALLY.
ESPECIALLY.

In spite of the fact that all
the winsome needables are
scarce-due to a disturbed
market-you would never sus-
pect it from the size and va
riety of our assortment-and
the prices that control it.
These garments of ours have
been made famous in the fash
ion predictions. Perfect pic
lures of the prevailing types
modelled by the highest au-
thorities-made by the most
skilled tailors.
If personal requirement
makes a purchaser of YOU
you cannot buy better. And
if you put them on your holi-
day list you will delight the
recipients Of your bestowal-
and edo yourself proud"
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Fancy Goods.

are vav down m price. The goods have "
disposed on within the next three weeks IA.
you ever ssu goods 20 low before IN sh Jy-a -
Toys arc sold at and less than eos. - - ~
90 well BY buying anything yoa may hss@
save d greet deal Of moneyos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08

Al, ,ssters ana kilograms must .e - a., sy'
srsss.s ~ THE DISPATCH CoMPANI'
Reacted Communications win not oe ~
tttrred
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oAoO UrpT
--HEhE--
Makes Bargains Come to YOU
UnSOifclteu.
RYERYTHIN0 Is REDUCED.
CAN YOU GET TRRsK GOODS
AT THESE PkfcEsf
Pretty Figured iiiuin'hs'eo Dress ooous'
LIZ yarn, vanAvL. points o, Al
Loyely beeueu s"nusno f'i"''' ~ W.
and @c,, o.. =, okc ,vor,h ., az
beaaee olnd p,naas ,st,h heads A..
Mlnh Ntl- 100 va -Wide n,aaebesl
rd ro,'-V e. 'n.- ysrd 'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08

DICYCLRSi BICYCLESl
I'D REPAIRING. nj
A suggestion 10 Dleyele-rsders, iD,.'sl
have your lex pulled BY the So tS
blcycle-rspairer. but briag your W. VIZ bass
vos,r tire Matched and eemented On al
FOR 80 cents. spokes, tangeEts, ditsi x
ccld -swsred or plano-wire put IN So "A
wood rims Tor fsc. each. Hubs $3.50.
nipples. Tsges OF All msAss "a : ar
plated, nickel and brass tnas, e-sntssd
All wheels repaired ta's{ Su|os%ARQ
no eft y, Ls'o.'-'--
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LEVY & DAVlS'S
CLOSING SALE.
! BIoYCLEs /

Ray your WHITNEY ABy-cARnIAGs y ~
while they are beng sosi oot a. ios pficsN
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What
Is More
Attractive

than a nicely. furnished house7 Aud the first
rooms you or your guest sees are the Hall
and Parlor. Nov, strange to say. We have
sold moro Parlor and Hail suits this fall
than ever before. and consequently We are
carrying much larger stock. What doyou
think Of Mahogany-hnish Suit OF pieces
in SIX Tapestry for s45; or a Satin
Damask 5-piece Suit for s6s, worth every
cent OF 500; or 5-piece Tapestry Suit,
silk-piush trimmings, In mahogany nnish
or oak frame. for S227 Asto Hali-Rscks,
We have one for IS; another, With ellipticai
French plate glass 80 inches wide. for
sls; ana stin another. with rectangular
glass As inches vide, $3.50 All quar-
tered-oak stock, oak. and polished. ks-
member Jon nced not pay US all st once
and We VIII keep anything for you you
want Il for Christmas.
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Papeteries
Silks, YslYsis, and Geollsn Dress GNe

have responded freely 10 the biz dsnsss >,
them. NO wonder. though. when yea ga -
COST was lost sight of--oniy What u vvS .,., I.
quickly al vas what governed Us IN IssI-'
dogn the STOCK.
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soRE1oN xorEs

The Paris police have uuearthsd . plot
to explode bomb In the building where
the guiilotins IL stored.
Several divisions Of Saraivs's army have
effected reunion at 0uimareaus and In
tend to carry on the rebellion In Rio
Grande do Hnl.
The French chamber Of deputies Satur-
day. by . large majority, rejected pro-
posals to suppress public executions and
to abolish capital punishment
The Brasilian insurgsnts in Rio Grands
do Sui continue to enroll themselves un-
der Gen. 6araiva, who 10 still conducting
operations against the government.
Preparations for the reception Of Queen
Manchester ship canal Monday are com.
piets. seven miles Of streets are lined
with stands.
During the hearing Of the Banco Romaro
case at Rome Saturday ex-Minister Micelf
sprang at Bank Inspector Bigini on the
witness stand. A riot broke out and tho
court had 70 adjourn.
The president Of the Indian Currency
Association has urged upon the Indian
government the necessity Of ascertaining
the in ten tions Of the secretary Of state Tor
India in regard to further forced sales Of
council bills. ~ the situation - intoier-
able.
The new japanese parliament met on
the 18th inst, and an address 10 the throne
was moved in the lower house. the prin-
cipai feature of which was request for the
strict enforcement of treaties against for
eigners. which caused tho dissolution Of
the last house. The motion was defeated.
In an interview Sir George Grey, prime
minister Of New Zealand, expressed the
opinion that the United States could not
tolerate the interference Of Germany in
the tripartite government of Samoa. Al
though che United States have not naval
arsenal on the west coast, he says, they
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

Uxros CrrY. May i&-ISpecial. IAN in
cident lately occurred here which shows
the faithfulness of the possotice depart
msnl A bcy in tho Indian school on the
skokomish reservation, which is aboa,
three miles from the possoffis. wrote . let
ter 20 his brother ~ Ssabsck some time
ago. enclosing in IL small sum OF money.
He also wrote on the snveiops that II it
should not b. delivered in proper time it
Was to be returned 20 the writer. His
brother did not call :or IL and 10 vas re-
turned to Union City. The postmaster.
however, had not heard Of the boy and on
inquiry failed 20 ind him. Accordingly
he sent tsae letter TO the dead letter Office
at Washington City. On arriving there is
WAS opened and ~ is had money IN II
IL was returned 20 Union City with long
letter Of instructions to find the writer II
pos.shle. After further inquiry he was at
last found. and was requested 10 90 in PER
sou. claim the letter aud receipt for u, and
the postmaster had TO 50 shrough - much
red tape ~ If the letter had contained .
thousand dollars The fnithfniusss OF the
department. and perhaps the joke also.
became evident when IL Was knosa fhas
she mcney IN the lestsr amounted 10 only
. cent posSas stamp and = copper cent
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~. Uaeesn's 1spsFe - sAo CAanDer ef
County Treasurer a. r. Nittsn has ISN'T
4 @. Grsvss, Of the Chamber Of Com
msrce, . written reply to his question.
swhat viii b the duties requiring rsgu-
lar forcs az seven clerks ia your offics after
June and until taxpaying tims. January,
ISIS"
Mr.. Nitten says: The delinquent raj
list (sosng back 70 1s72) contains nearly
4o.000 descriptions This sale viii
begin June 6 and the county
treasurer must offer for sale separately
and In consecutive order, each tract Of
land. and town or city Lot During the
progress Of this sale il requires one man
70 ell and two 70 record and make n.
csipes. After sale - concluded Ne make:
First the issue Of certificate OF
sale on each separate tract Second.
aftsr the sale the county treasurer must
furnish the clerk Of the court With osrti-
fed list Of al property sold, and
from day 70 day certify to the clark
Of the court the rsdemptions made.
Third. within thirty days after sale the
treasurer 10 required 70 make and trans
NIT - the county auditor transcript in
book form Of all property sold TO tn-
dividuals.
II can readily b sen that much Of the
time Of at least two clerks viii b given 70
this work.
The delinquent personal accounts. ct
least 1.2Oounpaid June \ will require the
timepof one man.
On the 1888 real estate tar roll over
10000 descriptions viii remain unpaid
June /, majority Of which will have 70
be reported on by mail or verbally and
requiring one mans time.
lutely necessary 70 keep the books and
finances straight
The payment OF school district bonds
and interest are made by this ofEics and .
complete record Of warrants has to BE- kept.
Time could b saved by putting all the
county funds In one bank instead Of
many.
Sixty-four delinquent tau rolls for al
years have TO be consulted, six warrant
registers and other books necessary to be
correctly posted.
The mail department on account Of de-
linquent tax sale consumes much time.
Inquiries in person and by mail require
the time of one man. Mr.. Nittcn con-
cludes ~ follows:
ssYou may wonder how the employees Of
this Office accomplish % much. In an
swer TO this assure you that all but two
worked overtime-niRhts and Sundays
most of the time since / took this Office,
and not one of them expects or will be
allowed 4 cent for extra tfme.n
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Frederick waras on n,s werk.

TACOMA. May M-fSpecial.l- Mrs. Frsd.
erick Wards was sick here for sevsral days,
being troubled with plsurisy and conss-
quent severe cough. She left last evening
for Spokane, accompanied BY Mr.. Wards.
In addition 20 "Henry w." and other
plays which the WArds-J James company
will produce next wear, . new play BY Will
liam Greer Harrison. of San Francisco.
based upon the subject Of Robin Hood,
will b brought ont, together With . new
play written by . Boston gentleman.
Speaking Of plays and players. Mr.. Wards
said:
"Many young writer's start ont to write
tragedy, but, - q rule, soon after estab-
fishing . reputation they are attracted 10
the moro lucrative work of comedy play
writing. Many new plays are offered. but
II il serious matter TO bring one out sue
cessfully. While the public demands
something ALWAYS new in the comedy line,
the same old tragedies bring the same old
tears. The public, since Irving in
this country, demands more elaborate
staging. Twenty years ago ~ used to
produce tragedies throughout the country
without stitch OF scenery, and travelled
with only few trunks and . few dresses
for supers, but today everything must b
appropriate. A score Of years ago An.
tony's speech might DO made fron the
top of barrel or two covered with plank
and some trappings, and Smith b Jones,
drugs and oils represented on the scenes,
while today every scrap Of scenery must
be historically and otherwise correct"
Mr.. Wards's company will close the Sea-
son in St. Paul In couple Of weeks, and
Mr.. Warde says II the seasons work 10
ended financially even he will be satisfied.
A rule the audiences in the West have
been larger than In the East He says he
dropped into speaking in the public
schools by accident, and has kept 1t up by
accepting invitations from city to city, and
rather Ikea IL
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"MARY AND JOHN"


TACOMA, May II, 1894.
To THE EpIroR: How old is the song
MARY and John z" A says il originated
in San Francisco about September or octo-
Der, 1892 b bets il is more than ten years
old CONSTANT RxApKR
We think you are both wrong. The
song attained it, greatest popularity in
1901. Can anyone answer this queryil
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SOCIALISM AND BEER.
Red Flag People Can't Boycott
the Berlin BreweriesL
UNLESS TssEv sTop DRINKING.


Bx1xzx. Nay 19-Ths king oe Wurtsm-
burg. William II. HIS caused sensation
In many circles BY coming out with IN
cpsa dsclaxstson against the policy Of ~
sd0itting the usmbers Of the society Of
Jesus Into Gsrmany. In rscsiving the
oeputattcns from various syuods, the king
sxpsssssd The opinion that the bundssrsth
cooid not con0rm the repeal Of the anti
Jesuit lsw. ssThia. " be said. ssis not only
my personal attitude, but q = that Of my
government toward the question"
An sxpsrt here PROCESSES 70 have dis
covered the seorst Of manufactuEs at Herr
Doves bulletproof coat He declares
that u consists Of Krupp's stssl plate.
probably I've csntimsssfs In thickness,
protected By N oakum stu61ng to dsadsn
the impact Of the bulist. Such plate, Il
y sid, would resist the most improved OF
the latest style II niles. Herr Dove was
taxed With this alleged discovery Of his
sscrse. and in reply gave IN svasive
answer. The Distinguished Mannheim
tailor has just gone TO London in order to
exhibit hin tnvsntion in . music hall. On
the other hand. dispatches received here
from London say . young lady Who IL an
expert In the ne Of rifles he's accidentally
discovered the secret Of Herr DOVE. In
any case. she 10 bsing fired ct nightly at
. music hall while cloth ID IN . so-called
bullst-pruof cost
The dismissal Of go men who sbssntsd
themselves from work on Nay day has
led the social democrats to boycott sew
eral large Berlin brewerisa The social
lists held nine meetings today 70 discuss
the matter and A. aaid "a hev> e~~~~r
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Ladies' Shoes

French Kid Oxford. opera, plain and
patent up toe. Louis XIV. heel, worth @
This week &asa
French Kid Bronze Oxford. opera to-
actually worth IS This week for a IS
LAdies' Imperial Kid Julisstss, imits-
ton lace. patent sin. haad-tuTned, sisos
~ - & width to =. tapA
Patent Leather vAmp oxfords, fancy
and plain tops. with cperA soe, worth 81.
This week only t2Sa
French Kid Button, plain, common
ssnee and opsra toe, - value. bus this
week e2A
ss Giassd Kid Button opsrs ana Square
Ice. patent ups hand ssvsd. heavy cole.
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ROM. Nay 1s.--Upon the rscommenda-
tlon Of the consscration Of the propaganda
the Vox Della EeriSs publishes . letter
which Mr.. Gladstone recently sent Mgr.
Farabulini. who asked for the views Of the
distinguished Britain statesman upon
diverse subjects Mr.. Gladstone
says he sympathisss with the sentiments
expressed and which are believed 70 re-
fsct the pops's opinion upon the Irish
question. He adds: "They (ths Irish)
undoubtedly show . great example Of
Obedience to the laws. But while they
are trreproachabls in that respect, the
nationalist are divided among them
selves. / believe the fault lies with the
group q Parnellissa The result II de-
plorabls, far discord il the chief obstacle
TO the progress Of the Irish cause. Happy
would b the men who. could make It
cease"
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Carpet Department.

We have Just received few Of the latest patterns sfTspsy
Brussels soft moQuete effects In blue, old cream
grounds, ct prices that make petors vince.
There Is nothing to compare Irish Point Lace
tans full s0incA wide and 81 yards long, es2S and eas0
per pair.
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DR.. Frank BROOKS. speciality paralysis
all nervous diseases- Office. Gottstein
block.
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Crockery Department

CTOcKeTy departments
lopiece Decorated Toilet good value Sa7S, Tn
week for e275.
English Set choice dsecra.
gold ine bought sell for this ony el7
Very handsome Vase Lamps decorated vass
worth 80, marked Sl.ss.
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small HAts, In black and coloss, from go
to soc: wsfth u TO &L7a
Childrsn's Wide Brim eailers reduced
from CSC; this week only 90.
Children's Flass. Lace etraws, white.
tan. brown and navy, 7lc; worth 81
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The finsss teas in the market cns way
down % sell quick Smith = Young.
esccsrA
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Clearance sale hardware at cost. Terms
cash. Pacific Hardware Company, 81
Yesler avenue
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HOTEL NO srHRss.

A syndicate in Chicago has made prop
county and the United States postoiiice
department TO tear down the county court
house and the Federal building, which are
tumbling about the ears OF the occupants.
aud to erect upon the site two fiiteen-story
edifces. The county and the postoffice
department will be given the use Of the
first I've stories in each building rent free
for ninety-nine years In consideration of
tho ground lease.
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TINWARE BARGAINS.

I4qua heavy black tin dish
pianshd teapot oagon bowl bottom $50 this
bowl bottom
fs @
which truthfiy uncouhy
a" chsap dirt"
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Misses Shoes.

Kid ana Good Button, opera and plain
with heels, worth 32N CSC
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Pewdsrly Expelled From the K. Of L

PowdeFly Expelled From the =. Of 4.
PHILADELPHIA, May la-T. v. Powdsrly,
ex-general master workman Of the
knights Of Labor; A. w. Wright. ex-
member Of the executive board Of the
knights. and p. r. Quinn. master work
man Of District Assembly No. 90. have
been unceremoniously expelled from the
Knights Of Labor.
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Bargains
Beyond
Competition.

No manner Of sacrifice can put desirable
goods at the low figures we will this week put on
ours. Every department will bristle with bar
gains Of unheard-of values. grand sale for
one week only. "A beyond competition" sale, to
commence tomorrow morning. Be in line and
be in early.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20
Child's Shoes.
Millinery Department.

We WIN pattern latest
Styles for aeS WHO and sass - $40
priced trimmed Hats
$780, money Chdrens trimmed Has
for.23 49c $50 and ito