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Four-Cent Articles.

One set Teaspoons, Patent Sleeve Holders Boys
Suspenders, Clnrk's o. n. T. Thread, Children,s
Bids, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire shoVels'
Toweling Charm Knives. MucilaEe. Sewing Ma Ma,
Saw Files Suspendcrs, Pencil Boxes, Calico. Mus
Inns aud hundreds OF other articles going at this
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The two Parkersburg packets now
leave at II a. NJ, instead of 11:3O a. NJ,
as formerly
Tho marks at the public landing
show s feet7 inches in the channel and
slowly rising.
The Keystone State passed up for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning at 4
o'clock. This is the best trip that pop
ular packet has made up the river from
Cincinnati for some time. and APP
proaches the fast time made by the
speedy Iron Queen.
Headwater reports last night were az
follows:
Observation-Disclosures feet inches and
falling; clearing and much colder
Warren-River 2 feet S inches and
falling; light rains.
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Removed.

The Albany Dentists to the new
Egerter building, corner Eleventh and
Market, where We have fitted up the
most elegant dental parlors in the state.
Office open from S am. 10 S p. m.
DR. J. S. HUssEY. Manager.
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D- a Clothing Store, n Foot and Shoe
Millinery Store, n Notion Store, a Furnish
ing Goods Store, n Hardware and TfnVnrc
store, q Tea and Grocery Store-nine stores
in one-alI complete under one roof.
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EIght-Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrcnches Whisk Brooms. Wash Bowls.
Tin Buckets, Long Handle Fire ShOVeIs. Rules.
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
Envelopes. Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank
Our customers know a good thing when they
see it. Join the procession to our store
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ALL who are troubled with constipa-
ton will find a safe, sure. and speedy
relief in Ayers Pills. Unlike most
other cathartics, those pills strengthen
the stomach, liver and bowels, and re-
store the organs to normal and regular
10tjnr
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ATLANTIC co.
Atlantic Yea Co.
Ee Lead, Let Those Who Can FOLLOW.
Q . 8 PRICE LISTS Q 9

-
GRADUATED Sugar, % pounds. ISL 90
Rolled Oats. pounds ........... %
Best Gloss Starch, 7 pounds.......... 20
New Dates, 4 pounds. 20
New Cal. Ev. Peaches, 2 lbs.........- 20
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. rs
California Prunes, large, per h.. s
Choice Raisins, per pound............ D
Fox's Corn Starch, per pound....... 5
Carolina Rice, per pound.............. o
New Lima Beans, per pound......... 5
New Navy Beans. per pound........ 8
Good Laundry Soap, 2 bars........... 5
Petit John Food, Per Package. 800. IL
Gold Dust, Per Package ............... go
Carpet Tacks, S-ounce box............
Clothes Pins, per dozen..... 1
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SiX-Cent Articles.

Ono set Table Spoons. Blank Books. Purses.
Shifting Suspenders Butcher Knives. 10-cent
Laces. Sleeve Buttons. 10-cent Embroideries,
Scrubbing Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited. We have bargains for you
and it will pay you to call.
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Sere1,.Cent Articles.

CoIgatc's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs
Harmonious. Counter Books. Dress Goods. La
dies Handkcrchiefs. Mixed Bird Seed. White
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, Shears.
at this popular price we otter many articles
worth double the money.
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TWo-Cent Articles.

10 dozen Buttons, Fine Comb. bottle INK INK
Pint Tin Guns. Handkerchiefs. Cake Critters. rep
ner Boxes IanStry Hair Pins. Carpenter PenclS'
Gun Buttons, pie Pans Pocket cogbS F SiPcts
Tape Lines, Rubber Tipped Pencils. Hair
We deal only in Bargains and give big value
fnr money.
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Totals .3G1o - 122l Totals Is 10 1176

The second game was won by Column
Bin after a desperate struggle. The In
.telligencer started of at a rafting pace
and at the first half OF the game were
away ahead of their opponents. When
they changed alleys on the sixth they
began to break down and the Columble
boys forged ahead, Seibert had the
bcst score in this contest, 2oI ana
Weitzel for the Inteligencer led with
5234 The score:
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OMAHA. NEB., May 5, 1891

I have tried q great many remedies
Tor headache, and 5KRAusE's HEADACHE
CAPSULES knock it quicker than any,
thing Lever tried. DIV. SIcVEA.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Klari.
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport
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REAL ESTATE.
RFRL ESTATE FOR SALE |!

:, ooo ,,rvs No. 1915 McColloch street House se
40 3uS5 attic aud the best store room pom on
mas sl s4rast suitable for saloon or any Anu "
business large country residence. six rooms lot
7nS&is9 at Echo Point. Possession Aptiii' sooo
and cheap aP,1oed brick residence on the south
soTner OF Main and Eighth streets at a par
san toEeP 6b BsfGFf io a8 pr street
viii you $40 9Ty on it in two months, time! We
go ope one thai must be sold for cash at once OA
for snap. t 20 rooms lot 81 feet front,
No 500 street On b eaIy teE ox12o in the
Sl.525 buys house, d Wi[n hatt' ~
oia buys house OF SIX rooms on S9J bea nas
ke5 Half OF d9 dc 9dos on So nth Huron
street e5av % 1oan-s1oo to s5ooo-on real estate
security.
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People overlooked the Importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
thatit is generally known that Syrup OF
Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation, well-informed people5will
not buy other laxatives, which act fcr a
time. but fnally njure. the system. rs
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and DIovements OF Boats.
The River Interests.
Yesterdays ARRIVALS.

Yesterdays ARRlVAIE5,
Ben Hur, PArkersburg, 1881 a. IN.
II. X. Bedford, Pittsburgh. 1880 a. m.
Keystone State. Cincinnati, $3.50 n. m.
Lizzie Bay. Charleston. $50 a II.
Courier, Pittsburgh. p. III.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Ben Hur. Pittsburgh, l Il. m.
H. X. Bedford. Pittsburgh, l n. IN.
Keystone State. Pittsburgh, q. IN.
Lizzie Bay. Pittsburgh. q. III.
Courier, Purkcrsburg,4 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Ben Hur ParKersburg, II a. IN.
Liberty. ClariEgton. $3.50 p. N.
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we have the Iargess department store IN the
state. 100. to 1905 MaLn street, 1G TO 81 Tenth
entrances-take your choice Bargains In every
department.
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FOR DvSPEPMa.

s-iA4oGN4S mug, and Stomach disorders take 55
3 ESQ 80 ~ MS IRON BITTERS.[ q
an oeaierS Keep II, 81 per bottle. Genuine has y
trademark and crossed red lines on VIA nus
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at s., egc, Sc up.
LaCe Curtains al aec, ese. So o..

Crncop;ec 24 lbs Graduated Sugar for 81 90;
ufUC6EI6A. Arbuckle's Coffee. &c: Grain or
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard, Ginger and
BAKING Powder, all going a: &c per pound, or 8
pounds for % cents.
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P,oT,H7 e zAN-El,
No 1927 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 500. ----- -!e-o :
F. 9 r 8 a LII.

House of i've rooms. brick. Fourteenth street.
H iqoV Of eight rooms Lind street. 81. 500
JoiiSe OF SIX rooms, Eof street, Centre wheel.
1n ETIn of SO acres. miles east OF city 500
S;I lois in Belyedere addition, two corner
lots at $40 each. 1,J rbon1yra ,aa-
rrr-entieth street, 81 900.
House, House OF six rooms, brick. With four;Eoomsd
borSe in rear Eoff street. between 5tWenty-
tbird and Twenty-fourth streets. $500:
House of four rooms, Charles street. Cen!re
Wheeling, $3.50 1,,t.oa,,+,, etraet * 5on
T0t e9st end Fourteenth street. S5o9
House of i've rooms, Woods street. East Wheel
inc. 81 500 -,,,..,,+i, .+oat q M
Three houses, Aoystcn street cheap. S22o
HonSe Of three rooms. Twelfth street. sou
Three lots 5O11OoO feet Filan, White q Ga1ls-
chcr'S addition. 500 each +.a,+,,
street. $500.
G lot, McColioch street, Centre Wheel
I Business property Market street at moder-
ate price -..ot,,-:,,,,e ;+a, IN +bs
city, fronting on two railroads
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g I the zslNTELL1GEScER'sS Special Art
Portfolio offer on;page three TODAY. -
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REVIEW OF SPORTS.
Saturdays Bowling Contests We're
Very Interesting.
il INTELLIGENCER End COLUMBIA

part Even and Are Tied For Second
Place in the Bowling League Race
Something About the Bicycle Sea-
son Near at Hand-The Great Bill
lizard Match This Teok-To the
CorBett-AIitchelI Fight
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The scheduled games this week in the
league are as follows: Monday evening,
mt Fetty's Harvest Home alleys. Press
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s: READ the INTEL1IGENCER's Special Art
Portfolio offer on PAGE three to-day.
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VETANTED e v Err Y BODY TO
w know that buy aud sell all kinds OF Sec
ond-Hand Goods JAMES a. F1LAN, No: 2253
NnrLnt lNlO
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Atlantic Tea Co.
dcS-MwtF
LOST.
WANTED.

SSTANTED-TRA SALES
w MEN or have fine side line. BOUQUET
CIGAR CO., Lynchburg Va jazz
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m [s;h[IE 81 ROOM So,0d
married couple centrally located. Address IL.
]. y care 1ntclligencer office. ial3
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a Gard From sisners OF tho Petition
Against 1Icr.
To the Editor Of The Intel!igencer:
S1R:-A report OF the meeting of the
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E7OR RENT-A LA RG e 70 U r.
B story building. situated on Water street,
adjoining St Charles Hotel. Apply to J. ~
BODLEY, No. 60 Fifteenth street jalS
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VETANTED-A SALESMAN, $50 TO
wv $50 weekly can be made with our goods
in any locality; will prove it or forfeit $4,000.
Salary commission, as you prefer: The re-
wages. Address 'MANUFACTURERS.'' P. o.
Box ;j3oS. Boston. Mass. jnlO-MWhF
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS;
n both gases; with board. Inquire at 1913
| JacOb street jal6
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81 s.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
LUCKY JIM HILL.
His Road Runs Trains While His
Rival Is Blocked.

LIVINGSTON, Mont, June 27.-.All the
employees in the Northern Pacific yards
struck last night. and to-day all the shop
hands went out. Not train is moving in
either direction. The American Railway
Union has decided that one of The con-
ditions of the strike would be the restor-
alton of the wage schedule in force prior
to January 1.
HELENA. Mont. June 27.-The first
effects OF the Pullman boycott were seen
here to-day when the eastbound Northern
Pacific train arrived. Last night the west
bound train was tied up at Livingston,
and the superintendent of the Montana
division ordered the eastbound train TO be
killed when it got to helena. This was
done. and the 200 passengers that were
ABOARD are scattered about the city sight
seeing. There has been bo excitement of
any kind and every one takes the situation
gOod-naturedly.
On the Mon tana division, extending
from Helena to Livingston, not wheel is
moving. This is due to the fact that the
shopmen at the latter point have taken
advantage of the Pullman boycott to pre-.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
COST OF THE STRIKE.
Miners and Operators Have Both
Suffered.
But the Loss of the Men Has Prob
ably Been the Greater
So Far.

UNIoNTowN. Pa. June 27.-The coal
strike bids fair to outrlval all its prede-
cessors in expense. The actual cost is
thought to aggregate $1,000, 900. OF this
sum the men have lost In wages 1854, 900
and the operators nearly half a million
more in the pay of deputies, loss of stock
and i'm portation of men. The backbone
of the strike is believed to be broken and
a general resumption is expected in a short
time.
MOUNT OLIVE, H.. June 27.-The mi
ners have decided to continue the suspen-
sion Dy vote of 256 to 19. The Madison
Company tried to get enough men to ope-
rate their mines but failed. AS the Con
soldated Coal Company and the Madison
Company. who own the mines here, have
been the most obstinate to recognize the
miners demands. the men do pot like to
give up.
BRAZIL, Ind, June 21-John B. Adams,
miner, yesterday began suit agsins: w.
w. Risher. superintendent of the Craw-
ford Coal Company, accusing him of at
tempting to coerce the defendant into
trading at the store Of w. r. Risher 81 Co.
He alleged that the company. with other
companies, is violating the law in forcing
the employees to trade at the c0mpany's
'pluck me" store. This will be made a
test case.
The morning call., 1894-06-28

sent their demands for an increase OF pay.
and In sympathy with them other en-
ployes have gone out on that division.
There are lot Of tourists at Livingston
and big number In National Park who
have been caught by the tieup. No
freight is moving east of Helena in this
State, but from Helena west freight trains
are operated. The Great Northern. which
runs its own sleeping-cars. is rnnning all
right, and to-day. for the first time in two
months, began running through trains to
the Sound.
At 9 O'Clock tonight all American Rail-
way Union men on the Northern Pacific
Railroad went out under an order from
President Debs. The entire line in this
State, branches and all, is tied up.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 27.-The Northern
Pacific / S posted notices calling the
attention of the men TO the fact that it
owns q half interest in the Pullmans, and
warning them not to interfere with their
operation. All trains carrying Pullmans
left in regular order to-day
TACOMA. Wash, June 27.-The Pull
man trouble has not extended to tie
Northwest so far as can be learned from
Northern Pacific employees and officials up
to late hour tonight. Local American
Railway Unicn men say no orders regard
ing the strike have been received here.
Pullman cars are coming and going as
ueuot
The morning call., 1894-06-28

packed up and safely slowed away in the
strong room where it still lies.
This gave rise to speculation on the
amounts of money tied up in the Post
office. Large drafts. bills of exchange and
the average daily transfer OF money in
notes, orders and checks are lying idle 10
the sealed mai! bags, and besides there are
valuable documents, contracts, deeds etc.,
and other valuables.
LaStnight there was no sign of this mail
moving. Rather the indications were for
a great accumulation of registered letters
and packages.
The general mail was put aboard the
macars at the Oakland mole, but that Is
as far as it went. Should the strike con-
tinue for a few days longer Postmaster
Backus may be compelled to put up a
sign:
''Please do not drop any more letters in
the boxes. We are not in the storage
business"
The mails would accumulate so fast
that there would be no room in the old
POstoffice building for mail held here. and
it is doubtful If any letters. packages or
papers could be dumped on the Oakland
mole upon the railroad mail service.
"Once the mails leave the POstoffice and
are transferred to the railroad mail service
l have no further jurisdiction over them,"
said Postmaster Backus last night. "1n
that case don't know what is to be done.
II have received no official instructions
regarding mails delayed by the strike.
Tine mails left as usual this evening and
went out of my jurisdiction"
The morning call., 1894-06-28
INTO A DEADLOCK.
Statehood for New Mexico Caused
the Trouble.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The House to-
day got into series of deadlocks over the
New Mexico statehood bill. The bill under
consideration was an amendment origi-
nally proposed by Smith Republican of
Illinois, requiring the public schools to
te ch the English language. The con-
sideration of the bill was not concluded al
the hour of adjournment.
A cablegram from the French Govern
ment acknowledging tie action of Con-
gress relative to the death of President
Carnot was laid before the House, also a
message from the President transmitting
the latest Hawaiian correspondence.
& resolution was adopted extending the
appropriations for the current fiscal year
for thirty days from the S0th inst, as the
Senate will not be able to act on any ap-
prOpriation bills before the expiration OF
the fiscal year.
On motion of Wilson OF Washington the
joint resolution was passed calling on the
Secretary OF War for information relative
TO dredging the hRrbor of Everett, WASH,
for the purpose of making fresh-water
harbor.
The bill giving the Brainerd and North
Minnesota Railway Company a right OF
way through the Leeeh Lake Indian reser-
walton was passed, and at $40 P. NJ. the
House adjourned.
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ON THE NORTHERN DIVISION.
All Trains Have Been Blocked at
Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, June 27.-The boycott
against the Pullman cars has reached
this city and the local members of the
American Railway Union this forenoon
tied up a passenger train. This train is
No. "a, and it runs between this city and
San Francisco by the way of Stockton. 1t
carries a Pullman coach for the benefit of
travellers for Los Angeles, and is hitched
to the train for that city at Lathrop. The
train is scheduled to leave Sacramento at
0:25 A. NJ, but is still in the depot.
all the members of the union, includ-
ing trainmen, sWitchmen and car-clean-
ers, say they have no grievance against
the railroad company. but they will posi-
lively refuse to handle Pullman coaches.
Train /, East-bouDd, which leaves
here at 11:40 A. NJ, was permitted
to proceed upon its journey, it
being argued by Division Superin-
tendent Wright that it would be an
injustice to hold it, since passengers had
purchased their berths and were per-
mitted TO leave the yards at Oakland this
morning. The trainmen admitted the JUS
tice of this argument but said no other
trains would be permitted to go out with
Pullman sleepers.
PORTLAND, Or. June 27.-Trans on
the Oregon division of the Southern Pa
cific have not been affected so far by the
boycott of the Pullman Company. All
trains left tonight on time.
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MESSAGES BY sEARcHLIoHT.
Successful Tests Made by the Ord
nance Board

SANDY HOOK, June 27-The first off
cial test with the searchlight before the
ordnance board, of which Major Frank II.
Phlpps is president and Captain Frank
Heath and Captain William CroZer are
members. was made last night. The
Western Union Telegraph Company estab-
lisbed conn ction by wire with the roof Of
the Equitable building, where the OBJ
server, Sergeant Dunn, received the mes
sage which Lieutenant c. B. Wheeler sent
TO him by flashes from the searchlight.
The Morse telegraph code was used for
the purpose. He reported back that he
and the assembled newspaper represeD ta-
tives saw the signals quite plainly, and
after little practice would be able to read
anything sent by the flashes. Lieutenant
Peck and Lieutenant Hermon went to the
highlands of Navesink by locomotive. and
at proving ground No. observed the flash
signals from the Western Union Telegraph
Company'S marine observatory at that
place.
The following was transmitted by Lieu
tenant Wheeler on the searchlight:
This is the commencement of the test
by the Ordnance Board, United States of
searchlight erected at Sandy Hook for
coast-defense purposes"
After the conclusion of the trial the fol-
lowing message was sent to the board of
officers at Sandy Hook:
I'VE saw the light very distinctly, and
could have seen it ten miles further away
as plainly. E. B. DUNN,
Local Forecast Officer"
The morning call., 1894-06-28
SONS OF VETER ANS.
Close of the Encampment of the
Missouri Division.

SEDALIA. Mo-. June 27.-The tenth
annual encampment Of the Missouri
Division, Sons of Veterans, came to a
close yesterday. Resolutions were adopted
favoring biennial sessions of the com-
mandery.
The following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year: Division
commander. Edward j. Gottscbalk, ST.
Louis; senior vice-commander. Manley
Wren, Bethany; junior vice-cOmmander,
r. r. Bantiom. Kansas City; division
couDcilmen-W. j. Zimmerman CHAIR
mani, Sedalia sE. j. Eakin, Cameron, and
Z. S. Moss, Anderson.
Before adjourning sine die Hannibal was
selected as the place FOR holding The next
eDeampment.
The Ladies' Aid Society also concluded
It's session. Miss Frances Arnold of 81.
Joseph was elected president.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
AT THE STORM CENTER.
Railroad Business in Chicago Prac-
ticaiIY ParaIYZed.

CHICAGO, June 27.-On the Illinois Cen.
tral Railroads South Chicago branch to-
day traffic was blocked. The operators in
the tower at Seventy first street left their
posts. and their places could not be sup
piled readily. Through trains passed
Grand Crossing and Pullman without in.
reference. None carried Pullman cars.
AT Fordham yards the swltchmen, switch
tenders and yard employees joined the
strike. tieng up the yards.
This afternoon the tower on the Illinois
The morning call., 1894-06-28
Expense of Arresting IndustriaIs.

WASHINGTON. June 27.-The Attorney
General to-day sent to the Senate, through
the Secretary of the Treasury. request
for deticlency appropriation of S125. 900
In lieu oil $4,000 asked for some time ago.
This amount is to be used to meet the ex-
penses incurred by United States Marshals
in the arrest and punishment ef Coxeyites
in the West for stealing trains.
The morning call., 1894-06-28

those men from S15 to 500 month, and
naturally they are compelled to blackmail
the passengers in order to keep BODY aud
soul together"
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Prohibitionists in the Field.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 27.-The Pro-
hibition party has made the following
nominations: Governor, Francis F. Bald
win of Elmira; Lieutenant Governor, JUS
tus Miller of Troy; Judge of The Court of
Appeals. Zachariah 81. Taylor of Roches-
ter.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
Edison Much Betfer.

ORANGE, N. j.. June 27.-Edison's con-
dition to-day Is much improved. Mrs.
Edison says she thinks that all danger has
passed.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
MAILS NOT DELAYED.

Postoffice Officials Do Not Look for
Any Trouble.
WASHINGTON. June q. - The boycott
waged against the Pullman Company has
not yet resulted in any delays of the mails.
In the absence of the Postmaster-Gene
Assistant POstmastsr-G General Jones says
he anticipates no interference or inter-
ruptions from that cause.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
HYANS, PAUSON &CO.
20 and 27 SanSOme Street,
THE WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS
OF CLOTHING, NOW
SELLING AT RETAIL!
Have made it their business
for years to SUPPLY THE
LARGEST RETAIL STORES
OF THE COAST WITH THE
VERY FINEST
READY-HO- WEAR
TAILOR made GOODS

And every garment sold by
them possesses every eIe-
rnent of quality, style and
chic, SO readily discernible on
wearers of good dress.