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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
Training slaaO1 AZ mare Island.

MAsHIA0R,R, Jau. 26. - senator
Pvrainr, u ,be senate 9, ,mmlt,se on
naval siinrs, today reported 0ill 10
piuvlds Ier tue essanlisn,,,v.t ia "ass'
lraiulus Station a, Maeo lslsnd, CALI
lornia, ~ vOsg RlVV,OOA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
THE POST OFFICE TRIAL.
Landlord Wagner of the Willamette
Discharged.

The prosecution of a. 1. Wagner be-
fore Judge Bachelor proved to be
what lawyer Ford repeatedly charge d
q conspiracy of few interested parties
to defeat him for the Salem Postoffice.
After long arguments by counsel the
court took The natter under advise
ment aud today at y. M. rendered
his decision as follows:
JUDGE BACHELLOR's OPINION.
"First-the question Uf Jurisdiction.
Il was hotly contested by counsel and
the court holds it has Jurisdiction"
"Second.- The act charged might
have constituted an ofiense against
both the city and the state, and either
court court cDuld have tried the same.
"Third. After hearing the evidence
| discharge the defendant, as the evil
dence was not conclusive Of a crime
C ,mmitted as charged. There is a
doubt in the mind Of the court whether
there was any evidence whatever. Had
[ known the facts before the trial what
the trial has disclosed / would never
have issued the warrant to Constable
Welch.
WELL RECEIVED.
The decsinn gave universal satisfac-
ton to all present. Mr.. Wagner re-
living many congratulations, aud the
ia lge WAS conplimented on his pa
teuce, and the fairness and justice OF
his decision. (
THE LAW IN THE CASE.
Mr.. Ford rested the law in the case
on the act of 1889, which says in effect
that the matter of issuing liquor licenses
Is left exclusively to the cities and in.
corporated towns for vending within
their limits. This act especially re-
peals all acts aud parts of acts In con-
fiict. In other words, all incorporated
towns and cities are as the supreme
court has decided miniature states
aud government unto themselves In
all such matters. Consequently the
license issued by Recorder Edes OveI
his official signature before this prose
cution commenced settled the whole
question.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
THE MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.- Wheat
May SLIP. oo,
CHICAGO, Jan. 26. - Cash, 633; May
635. lila.
PORTLAND, Jan 26. Wheat valley
92(: w Iua Wtlla .S9@S2l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

A party OF loggers, consisting o'
Hugh Frazier and four others, mad
the run down the south fork OF th'
Nshalem river from MishawSka, Is
miles, with 10000 feet Of FIR and spru~
logs. They had rough trip, as the
water was very high, but, being ex
perts, were successful. II was the hrs
run Of logs ever made on the river.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
Miduinter Fair Rates.

NIidwinter Fair excursion tlcke.s,
saIem lem 70 San Francisco aud return wa
S"ntbern Pacific Co.'S. shasta Iou'5'
Rte S27 so, including hve ~, Gu Gu
,,,iss,ons 80 to the fair. Tickets goou LOT
thirty DAYS from date of sale
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

Two INsAE.-Lllah Colt, aged 81
years, OF Baker county. aud Edwar
Wood, aged Al years, of The Ia lts
were today landed at the asylum.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
STATE TREASURER'S SIXTH NOTICE
LOOK ! LOOK!

nave acres OF lano; 1our-room mouse, new
heat on the place. 250O strawberrie1
bear next spring. This place is watsred ny
Mill Greek; running water the year round on
the p ace. Prize $500 cash, Will sell 10 or Al
acres joining, all 81 summer fallow. Wheat
at so per acre; buyer gets one third OF tho
crop This is the finest little place In Polk
rounty tor a chicken Dch
lilo Im y. .. BURGES, Sheridan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

ANOTHER JOURNAL The Journh
Publishing company of Vrrnonia, t.
day filed articles ~ Incorporation vi
a capital stock of $1,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

THE QUAIL For a choice dish try
the Qcail brand Of rolled oats and sci
rising gFiddle cake -four on sale at j. A.
Van Eaton's old reliable grocery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

tA tA9nounceih,dgss ind@ss. and societies under ms nx
Es91gn gn,eted or2 celt tee noI 10
nra1 1ed se lines. or more than three insei
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

F w. Currey. an old man, living
near Milwaukee, Oregon, was roooeu
Of 5000 in gold coin by two maske"
men Wednesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

Remember the btrgain COUNTERS
THE FAIR, l0S @ 'uri street. go a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

GILMAN COAL.--The best Iur. ,o' ~
town, $500 per ton. Salem l'np'o'0
meut Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

A Chinese Sunday school has been
started at Pendleton,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
Catarrh in the Head.

Is undoubtedly disease of the blood,
and as such only a reliable blood puri'
fer can effect perfect and peramenr
cure. Hond's Sarsaparilla is the best
blood purifier, and !o mas cured many
very severe cases of catarrah. Catarrh
leads tp consumption. Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla before it is to late.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

The suit of s. Cotfin against g. A.
Reed, and Eugene Mccormack, owner
of Reeds opera house, for $l0425 on
notes, has been begun Ia the circuit
court,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

lJANrED.-s}50 Tor six months, will best Of
Oti e. l-2I 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

nARE OPPORTUNITY A we'll e,tab
Il, ished business can be bought to great nd.
vantage. apply at 1856 Summer street.
l-24 3ts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
A Feast Day Celebrated.

New York, Jan. 26 -Mousignore
SatOlh AT 10 O'Clock today celebra-
It'd poutihcal mass In honor
Of the patronal feast of the
Paulist fathers Ia Church of st, Paul
ihe Apostle. The ihrone WAS Occupi, d
10y Archbishop CnrrigAn, Tie cOngrega-
ton numbered over $500 p, rsons.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

nNHE most perfect hitting truss made. VIII
hold a rapture where all others hnva
failed. For sale by ]. l.. Parrish, 4Oi Capital
Street, lAlblf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26
New Advertisements,

WANTED Pushing Canvasser of good ad.
w dress LIBERAL salary and expenses paid
weekly; permanent position. BR JWN Bros
q :, Nur'erymen, Portland, o.. d cod 40 low
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

The tax levy of Wasco county is 2l
m ills.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

GOOD BUSINESS O"PORrUNITY-Lit Little
(T cash required Well established trade
inaulre 3D." care JOURNAL. I.23 Sts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-26

DAPEkS,- Portland, sacramento, static,
i Tacoma and san Francisco papers on sale
1T Brnu uetL's POstoffice lock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-07

ran things 30 sris themselves. The cid
adage. You can lead . horse to water.
but ron can's make him drink, viii show
It's Significance ct the election When
CONVENTION bosses ignore such men As ".
II. Thompson. James Hamilton Lewis. Dan
Kelleher, John Fairfield aud others OF
ability such a. the King county delegation
contained they dig their own political
graves. II is with pleasure that re mote
thai even the coarse naturs OF ID J.
Saively felt the rebuke administered two
wears ago owing % his unsaysry record.
Son in-Lav Wallace won't last forever
and King county will ye. down her rival
Keep . stiff upper lip and lay your plans
for two years nence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-07

The English prison authorities are re-
turning to the use Of the cat o. nine tails
for the punishment Of vicious and re-
fraetory prisoners
FIegging for wifs-heating and kindred
acts Of gross brutality indicted upon chill.
drsn is still inflicted In Delaware and, We
believe. In Maryland.
In the Eimira. y. Y, reformatory the
superintendent has found corporal pun
ishmsnt effective for reformation of young
criminals when every other method failed.
1t is particularly successful when applied
10 incorrigihle sexual pervsrts.
The so-calisd paddle" used at Elmira
II an effective instrument. and yet is not
an instrument Of torture. 1t leaves no
scars; II does not break the ilesh and IL Is
Believed that If its use were allowed in all
our prisons il would have q salniary
effect.
The average age Of the feions at Eimirs
Is - years. an age when the passions OF
these feroeioas young criminals are in FUN
vigor. When II is decided that the Of
fsnsa of the prisoner demands corporal
punishment, be is placed with his face to
wall. the tlsshy part Of his back exposed,
ard the superintendent. delegsting the
work to no hand bat his own, intiicts
rpon the man rarely more than twelve,
usually only air, often bnt two or three
blows. with little strap barely three
sixteenth of an inch IN thickness. two and
thrce-fourihs inches wide. and twenty
inches long. IL gives a sharp. smarting
blow. bat does not and cannot injnre. II
Is more mereIful punishment than the
dark cell ana the prolonged solitary con-
hnsmsni with their revolving mental tor.
tare, and yet sentimental folk favor the
cell and object 70 the corporal punishment
rs cruel.
The valac Of corporal punishment when
applied bv an intelligent and responsible
superintendent instead of he.ng turned
over to comparatively irresponsible and
passionate subordinate. is illustrated by
the fact that over 50 per cent Of the In
mates Of Elmira become law-ahldIng ei;i-
sens; that Is. over - per cent have be-
haved well after leaving the reformstory
while under observation. which 10 usually
for yea, sna then they hare passed out
Of sight have not come into notice again
a, criminals
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sxx1TIE. SUNDAY. ocI. ,.


The fnal determination Of Sheriff j. III.
woolery not to permit the use OF his
name in connection with "the spotted egg
ticket" Matched by John Collins. John
ConsdIne and Harry White is the death
knell Of the fusion movement
"A matter Of fact. Woolery was the
only man among the sorehead Republicans
who had any personal following or whose
name carried any weight. by his with
drawsi the independent movement, so
called, will completely collapse.
There has really never been any cause
for such movement The strsight Re-
publican ticket Is composed of clean, hon.
est men who viii give the people clean
and honest administration of public sf-
fairs. Ths mere fact that the attempt at
bolt was engineered by 50 notorious q
character As Harry White. assisted by
Collins and Considine. Is of itself sufficient
10 condemn II in the eyes of the people.
Ii 10 safe to say that the entire Repub-
liean ticket will be triumphantly elected
by . majority 50 large that 1t will bury
Harry White and his man Wallace so deep
politically that they viii never be resur-
re1te1
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The Rev. Dr.. BRIGGS. OF union Theologi.
csl seminary, in recent speech delivered
a, religions meeting In Greenfield, Mass.
said that az least one-hs,f Of the N saisssrs
Of the churches ought 60 s.op presiding.
leave sAeir puipsss and give up the c.srical
profession. The Frotessants." he saia.
"coaia veil dispense with 5000 Of their
81 90 olersymsa In this esnatry," saa, in
the coarse OF his argument. lie reiterated
shls remark with the Gtmest emphasis,
81 confidently assert that We car spare
se,ooo ef cur sa.oeo elergymsn." lie s.,o
maintained sAas Ear too much capital is
invested in the church edlnees In which
these ministers preach. There are $ssa.-
ooa,o'o thus invested. he ssld. ''os ssfo.
os.eoo more than are necessary" The
statistics Ct our Protestant churches" be
continued. are ssarslings and the bank.
rapsey Of many o. them Is inevitable an
less there Re change" The average
number = commandments % each Protest
ATT Clergyman IS only IL according 10
"a. BsiExA
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q violation CT our neatrali,y statutes or
those Of Great Britain. WAss orr laws
forbid - sn expedition. or the preparing OF
the means for an expedition, from our
country against thu territories or coinir-
lens OF any foreign prince or state. or Of
any colony. tsstrics or people With whom
the United states are ~ pesce" should
merchant vessel bs fitted out with guns
and torps6oes 20 cruise against The COM
nasrce or the ports Of China or japan, that
would be 81 expedition forbidden By our
Laws Should the Chinese or japanese
minister get news Of IL. and give notice 20
our government, the latter would be bound
TO use due diligence 20 prevent IT'S starting.
and a failure TO exercise that diligence
would make rs liable for any damage done
BY IL. OF course the shipping Of arms and
munitions 10 one beliigerent is a. the risk
Of capture By the other. Should China
succeed ia maintaining an effective block
sds Of japanese harbor. an attempt 10
run that blockade would result in the con-
hscatlon OF the vessel.
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cGAEEks Press AIL1cH
The opposition ticket in this county Is
variously called the Democratic, fusion,
renegade. sorehead. sposrate, spotted egg
and independent ticket, the latter designa-
ton being thar most commonly employed
by the telegraph It is not entitled to that
appellatlon if il is intended thereby TO in
dictate that il il such ticket as sometimes
results from men Of ali parties calling
about them the whole community for dis
cussion and organization in an endeavor to
accomplish political reform
There is no idea OF reform connected
with the construction Of this ticket. The
only independence that can be attributed
to this ticket Is the independent and i'm
pudent intent and effort of Considine and
White to dictate the snfirages OF decent
men.
1t ID an invention of heelers and their
invention Is Independent Of any consider
ations of party, principle or purity. The
common sense Of the people is rated very
cheaply when il is sought to seriously
commend 10 reasoning voters ticket,
every man upon which had to secure the
acquiescence of John Considine and Harry
White before he was entitled to place
upon the ballot
There is not IN informed man in Seattle
who Goes not know that when the places
left vacant by the Democratic convention
were filed, Considine and White were
present at and participated in the councils
held by half dozen men 10 fill the vacan-
cies, and that those two men dictated the
names accepted. Who Is there in Seattle
who win openly declare himself possessed
Of respect for any ticket that such men
would preparef Who is there that would
now be willing to place the city or county
affairs in the lands of Considine and
Whitef Democrats who support such
proceedings are recreant to the announced
professions of their party. Republicans
who could support il seriously demonstrate
that they are devoid of political principles;
that their politics are purely personal, for
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sorrcE TO THE PUBLIC.

Ths rubssc 10 HEREBY warned not TO pay
arr money 10 parties representing 70 30
sssnts Of The 6ssssls Posr-rsrELLfsrsoEA
except the following. who are the only
authorised travelling agents Of the Fosr-
IsrrILsarscra. Wis., J. A. McCIsllsn. J. l.
Hav,ev and Robert L Lee Hill. 7hS
does nss syyly 70 resident agents Of this
rapsr who are .ocated In various cities
and sosns Of tie Northwest nor to post
masters who ere in al cases authorised
70 take snbscrip items for the Daily sun
dav and Weekly Pogr-TBrx1LreKscEA
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NAPKINS.

so dozen So Full Bleached Ger.
man Linen Napkins worth 81 fer
81 so dozen.
35 dozen 81 size German Linen
Napkins. silver bleached, . BAR
gain. at $l.5o dozen.
Full Bleached German Linen
Napkins, "a size, worth s. . dozsn,
for SIS dozen.
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TABLE LINEN.

10 pieces Of 64-inch Full Bleached
Irish Table Damask. worth 75c,
for soc yard.
Is pieces of our famous 62-inch
German Damask, silver bleached,
very choice, new designs. At 6oc q
yard.
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THANKS FROM THE CHILDREN.
ssoorALsIx, Oct 4. 1894

sSoorALxTE Oct 4, isaA
TIE THE EnTToR; Please acoep; thank.
az the undersigned for iieksts 20 the Inter
state fair az Tacoma What q grand suc-
cess was childrsn's day. How cheerful
ard happy everybody seemed 70 be- whas
3 pleasant surprise il Was for as when We
received it~ksts. Through vonr kindness.
Tor that grand occasion How We wished
al Cur sehoogmatss could have gone xf.h
vs. IL is = day that will be slways re-
membereds yes. even when We grow cid.
Those Of as tkat live 70 Old age will al
ways tAinx Of September -, Isag. az one
OF the happiest DAYS OF our childhood.
The PosT-lsTEa14eEScER vii a. wAys in the
tutare. as il has n the past. have : warrn
welcome IN ous home. We Jus; returned
20 SEoquslnse today. amer visiting old
friends in the City Of Roses We ike our
mountainous home and the grand sceneEv
that surrounds IL With hearty wishes
for future success % the Eranaess paper in
America. we are ever its true and iayal
friends. Miss Bessie kLars
NAsFKR Fam kLAEs
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Houston . Goidbug, Cation Worse.
Tacoma Ledger

The Eastern Washington contingents
particularly were chagrined when they
learned that B. f. Houston is Cleveland
goldbug. His speech in Germania hall,
Tacoma. just prior to the last city cam
paign, when the Tillicums were grooming
him for congress, was produced to con-
vince the doubling ones of his position.
n. T. Cation Is fifteenth-rate lawyer. who
has ruined his mind and body by excess
sive dissipation. His character Is well
known throughout the agricultural belt
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The Posf-IxTriIieIscrz hereby guaran-
tees its advertisers bona fde paid circu-
latson, Daily, Sunday and Weekly, double
that Of any other newspaper Published In
the state Of Washington. Advertising con-
tracts viii be made subject 20 this guaran-
Tee
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az you to buy this week.
MUSLIN.

Full yard-wide Blesched Muslin.
soft finish, SIC yard
One of the best makes Of loc
Biesched Muslin, s5sc yard.
Good heavy yard-wide Unbleached
Muslin, SC yard.
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SPECIALS THIS WEEK.

Striped Wash Silk tia. win wash.
Sc yard
Satin rinish Wash Silk for wsisss
75c n yard
Striped Tafeta for petticoats, 7se
ayard-
All-Silk Black Gros Grain, 7scs
yard.
All-Silk FaiGle Francaise 7sc I
yard.
2S-inch Ali-Siik Cachemire enisA
Black Gros Grain &C 81 yard
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British steamers are handbag eaFeoes Of
war supplies IN China aad American srms
end ammunition have gone - Tokio.
Such asa - as.lisezsnts does nos eeasslssts
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Any lady wanting = new rovn
whether Of silk, wool or . mixsuu
of both, will do herself an injustie,
If she buys without hrst seeing cor
magnificent stock.
New weaves in Silk:
Gros de Londrs.
Antique Velour.
Gros de Antique.
Two-Toned Habutai.
Gros de Londre Chanreant
Satin finish Wash Ska
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RED DAMASK.

62-inch Turkey Red Damask, new
patterns and fast colors, worth SOC,
for 40c . yard.
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FLANNELETTE

3o-inch Cream Fiannelette, SC .
yard.
36-inch Cream Flannelette, Q very
fine grade, at 12,sc yard.
Fiannelette in Light colored
stripes, sc q yard.
100 pieces of Light Colored Flan-
nelette, regular l21zc grade, for Ioc
. yard.
New Cotton Eiderdown, last sea-
sons price 20c, 121Sc yard.
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TRAY CLOTHS.

Hemstitchsd Tray Cloths, plain
or with stamped designs, made Of
fine linen, regular 6Oc pieces. at
for 81.
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Tom Cation . Joke.
W.1t.k.u T,r

The biggest political joke Of the age Is
the nomination Of Tom Cation for con-
gress.
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SPECIAL SALE.
SHIFTING PRICES Fog THIS vEEK eyII.

One of the very best makes in the
country at prices lower than it vas
ever before offered.
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Widow Shades.

1sa-s~foot Spring Roller Felt Wiroov
lot Shades, with fixtures eonpsssA
value 25e.
0-o-s-toot Hollow spring Roller winaos
-sDC Shades. with hxtarss comp -
worm Csc.
o0.-sicot Spring Roller Opaque hinae.
0UC Shades, wifhoa. the Old ssyis ~
der. worth f51
osa-7-soot spring Roller Opaque "faaov
OOC shades.
sOo--z-foos Spring Roller Opaque Wiz
0JC Shoes, trlnaFaed with lsnsn ulssS
well worth Sc.
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His Coarse Nature Felt the Eessks.

The King soansy Delegation vas totally
isaasss saa HsEA MsA.sos aai kis gang
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Best Light Shifting Prints. Sc .
yard.
Best Turkey Red Prints with
Black Figures, sc yard.
Best Dark Prints. with colored
figures, sc yard.
Plain Turkey Red Print. sc yard.
Indigo Blue Prints, wide width.
extra heavy, l0c yard.
so pieces Striped Bingham, worth
loc regular. sc yard.
Extra Heavyweight CKeviot,
regular i21.c grade. loo yard.
EIDERDOWN.
40inch Plain Wool Eiderdown. in
in all coiors. at 40c . yard; last
seasons price was soc. 40c yard.
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~. Prices cream Baking Powose
Nssia's Fsir nixhass n1elal - ptDes0A
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: J. A. BAILLARGE0N & co. !!
Vo1un
Surprising Value Here.


hayebe o friea
ewnlo @
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Charles n. CIaypeef-
rAshsiis Thursday, Oetoser II
~ ~At%> -sE ks~@@t ~~~@~% -
American Consular Agent Reilly. at
Boea del Toro, Colombia. - dead
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Donestics.

L. YARp-0ns case White shaker flan-
&c mel
4e YAkp-ons case Unsl'.eAsa Cotton
ri YARD-oas ease Heavy Uzoieaehst
u cotton flannel. ioc quality.
% YARD-ons case Unhisachsd xussin-
~. YARD--oas Bale Che<sseloth
H. YARD Ose ease American fsdiso
4 u Blue Pnats, ssxsrss and ngufss Rccs
sSftet-
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BLANKETS.

If cold nights make you shiver
buy nice pair of Blankets; they'll
keen you warm.
SPECIAL - Full size White
Blanket Sheets. good and heavy,
81 pair.
VERY FINE-Ten-quarter sin
California Blankets. pure wool,
worth $3.50 pair, at IS.
EXTRA FINE - Eseven-quarter
size California Blankets, pure wool.
sold last season at IS. for $50 pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-07
Knitting Yarns.

These Yarns were all purchased since the
free wool bsll wsst into effect, and ron can
save % per cent By euyiug Is our store
"a sKEIS-Good Quality s.xony, worth
DC Zoe
Tie sKEiS-Emportst ssxony Yarn, worth
&c i2szc.
1(la-Bsss Imported s2xony. none bes.sr.
lVC value i5c skesn
1fla sKEIH- Beat Spanish Yarn.
1(lo-Bsst Germantown Yarn.
sa-Twe balls lee Wool.
1se-Gsrman Knsssing Yarn, good dual.
Iot tfy
o(lo sEEIS-Bsss German gnissinx Yarn.
.VO Ba1maa Bro&' Imported
Snecial.