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HANDKERCHIEFS

Handsomely Embroidered h4-i4a
chiefs, l0c.
Handsomely Embroiderel Hl,i!t'
chiefs, 1910.
Handsomely Embroidered Aai-i'
chiefs. l5c.
Handsomely Embroilcrel Al--ls
chiefs, l9c.
Handsomely Embroidered Hs-ii''
chiefs, Doc.
Handsomely Embroiderel Il,ii'
chiefs, 50c.
Handsomely Embro.i-r.I Al-. -.'
chiefs. 81.
REAL DUCHESS LACE IilI
KERCHIEFS-price, s-5 .ll SIS
Gentlemen's Linen ila1I1,r
500 Pure Linen Halta,rc-.s .
12lc.
Extra fine quality Gent.-ne-s -i;'
kerchief, 2jc. .
Colored Bordered Hanlser
Colored Bordorei Handscr'.irs 3D.
Colored Bordered lIanl.c-- -.'. %
Silk Lam brequins, al co..--
Silk Scaris, al colors.
Silk Table-Covers, oil coiof&
Silk Handkerchief, a. pEt,&
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A SaasnnahIa Conclualon.

A scasonable Conclusion.
II Santy's half as poor as most OF US
this Christmas season.
When children hang their stockings up
and to the nantes pin them,
I DO believe-and you will think 1t quite
In tune with reason
He'll have to hang UP" everything he
gamers to put in them.
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When you provide yourself with a fat
turkey for your Christmas dinner buy
another as a present for your poor neigh
bor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

Necessity will do most anything, except
to make tramp saw wood or make a
woman believe that mouse Is harmless.
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In the court Of justice the influence of
Blackstone is still recognized in the
court of love 1t is the barney stone.
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Whipped cream. eh?' said Johnnie.
Don't want none; must been bad or you
wouldn't whipped IT,"
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II IS the experience Of many an aspir-
Ing pugilist to fnd himself 'in the wrong
boXo
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A Kind Return.
She would not give me back the ring.
or any marketable thing
That, thinking ! had smitten her,
"a given her 70 GENEROUSLY;
But freely she returned to me
The sonnets I had written her.
Kind fate: these rhymsd apostrophes.
When other maid I sought to please,
I used with assiduity.
They won this tender millionaire;
And now with her I daily share
A plentsous annuity.
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Fat men are busybodies-they never
see any spare moments.
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II you wish to have happy Christmas,
open your purse TO the worthy poor about
you.
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All letters ana kilograms must be ad-
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned.
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A Home Thrust.

There's no rest for the wicked, sir?"
The shrew unto her spouse did rave
lie, soto voce. answered her,
"Then what a wicked tongue you have.
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UPTOWN OFFICE. t33 EAST BROAD
STREET
WEST END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidcre and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1898 HULL
STREET.
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Dorcas's Device.

Santa Claus is admitted to be a man
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functory way. and. suoseousntiy. meet
ing a friend. he put the coaundrum to
him. The friend gave II up and. with
hilarious laughter. .Fuddleman replied.
"Because, she got Moses out Of water"
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Above rates are for everyday OF
Advertisements running consecutiveiy
Reading notices in reading matter type
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ou,ck 70 the kitchen Dorcas ran

Quick 10 the Kitchen DOTcdS ran
To find the great brass warming-pan,
Which was not on it's well-known hook,
Nor anywhere the maid could look.
So. with tired limbs and look OF gloom
She went up TO the great ghest-room,
And, slipping Off her shoes and gown,
She turned the snowy covers down.
Straightway she jumped into the bed,
And covered quite her shapely head.
Not thinking It the slightest harm
TO stay until the bed was warm;
But curled up in cosey heap,
Tho pretty maid soon fell asleep.
When each had taken a goodnight cup
The landlord showed the stranger up
When, quite astonished at the bed,
He quick uncovered Doroas's head.
With sleepy eyes she saw them there,
This very much bewildered pair;
Then, with q bound, she reached the floor
And fed through the half-open door.
The Christmas sun, with slanting beams,
Dispeled the travellers pleasant dreams
Who 10 the landlord early said:
"She who can so nicely warm a bed
! would not lose; so, by my life,
I'd have this maiden for my wife"l
And when TO the parsons house he rode,
His good steed carried double load.
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DOrcas, n cOmeIy serVlng naIu,
The landlords only child and aid,
Spread a white cloth in the best room,
With candle light dispelled the gloom.
Well served the travellers evening bite
She wished him then pert Good night
And then she ducked her pretty head,
With Papa will show you up to bed"
Now, look you, Miss, j would not freeze
And leave good comforts such as these;
MY pipe and ale each has charm;
SO see you that my bed IS warm"
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o o
We have TOO many TOYS
to talk about; alway. u8al
the reputation Of caggiagt.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK
OF TOYS. Our basement
brilliant with Santa CaaA
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WHISKEYS.
RUM.

Per Gallon.
New England, full proof.....-.......' =. y
Old Jamaica .......s....ss...s.,ss's WV
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INNW IVIh TIT
Tho drifting snow was falling fast,
AS up the village lane there passed
A traveller, who, through freezing cold'
With numbed hands the reins did hold.
At length a wayslde inn be spies,
And to the doorway quickly HES.
"Hoi landlord; come, sir. quick, get up;
For I will have bite and sup.
Here, take my horse" he also said,
"And let him be well groOmed and fed;
Some ham and capon, hot or coid'
A lug of ale. both brown and cid;
Here at this fires rich, rudy glow
I'll soon forget the binding snow"
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10 be sure. Without telescope he will fail 10
ind the chimG y FOR bis descent. Happily, hs
IL provided, aud whole colony OF youngsters
will be made happy. We have telescopes ia
abundance, aud spectacles. too. which are tho
telescopes OF ordinary use. Glasses TO DO OF
real service, must be good At We don't hest
tate 10 say t1at We can fs any eyes with abso-
lutte eKactness. Whatever glass may DO re-
CURED TO correct defects, prevent strain, or
remedy near CT far-ftghtedness, or strengthen
weak eyes we can supply at reasonable prices,
without any charge for examination. Como
and lot Us see what you need 10 see well.
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CNew York Herald)

of fine presents.
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Good Mixed Nuts, all new goods go. lgc.
Best Mixed Nuts, finest goods, inn
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FIGS.
FRUIT CAKE.

Layer Figs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loo
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-08
TOULDN'T GO TO SEA.
<,..-efore His Wife Refused to
Stay at Home.
]. coloasD MANS TALE OF WOE.
.fns weird story of the Double
Gross 81 Smuggling - The
Loggers' Quarrel

sr.i z Clark, q coiored man. by oc-
-~.son I. ianstor, told q story of his
-. xoss 20 Judge Osborn yesterday
= vas awarded divorce from his wife.
s.a~vs.na. ehs was charged with having
s,-.v,.d bin in this city in 1891
ss,<k sssa bis wife wanted him TO leave
- t,;ed 70 induce him 20 go 70 sea, but
= .aali no. 20. Then she endeavored
:. --ayake him 10 strike her, and when
!. -ssased 10 do that she stock after" him
=. hatchet. At the time the abandon
..~rt took place Clark says he was kind.
ss,IssI and indulgent husband, and ~ all
sn&s had afforded his wife the support
- maintenance becoming a woman OF
S - aox.tion and standing in life and So
- one day she moved her things out
3 = he house. and he endeayored after
-s,d 10 elect 3 reconciliation By moving
i. asu belongings TO the house whore
4. = a. stopping. He changed his nind.
aassxer. when she came 81 him the en-
k.a.r.snt OF feminine fury, waving q
tsscAst and dramatically exciasming.
4t,sx for The gaIiows. the other for the
rsss."
re couple we're married a. Pensacola.
"a. March (. 1854 There Is no Issue and
- community property.
ri,ags Osborn also gran ted q divorce 10
lana N. CuFiess, who shArged her hus-
ksrd. John II. Cnriess, with failure 10
psorIde. They were married 81 Crown
Point. H., October ~, fs77. Two daughters,
Esaa. aged Is. and Grace. aged 10. were
awarded to the mother.
In Judge Humes' court Mary o. Ross
vas divorced from Hugh Ross, physi-
clan and surgeon, capable. she alleged, Of
comfortably maintaining her. but who for
shs past year has been wiifully Idle and
proiiigate. com polling his wife and chill
drsa 10 live on the charity OF friends
Mrs.. Rose maiden name OF McGilyray
sss restored 70 her and she WAS aw arded
TIE children. Charley. IL yeurs old. and
Alexander O. She was married al Gibson
Cir. H., December "A, 1879.
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.cnmoK. os noTa SIDES.
Strange story of Plot and Counterpio OF
in Smuggling Business.


The trial Of Ell Jenkins on the charge Of
smuggling manufactured brass into the
rnllsd States. which was begun before
iaags Hanford yesterday, brought out
from tho defendant MS story Of how
Ehsicom customs officers went into
rsrsnership with him in opium SNUG
sipg. and when he gave them fake
DOPE arrested him to get their money
back Jenkins Is medium-sized man, OF
light complexion, with pompadour that
James corbett might be proud of.
Tie defendant alleges that in May last
is vas approached by Deputy Sheriff Con-
sn, who asked hip il be vas not IN The
muggling business, and this jenkins de-
fssd. Then Conlon said he had little
a0ney and would like TO go into SNUG
rEng deal, az his salary WAS small and
mes were hard. Witness thought that
d. deputy sheriff wanted to job him and
nsc we'd To turn the tables on him. So he
sid that be had 100 pounds of opium on
re Canadian side of the line, and
soald give the official a halt inter
q. in 1t for $3.50. Then he went to
H. Point Roberts tannery and had some
aas made which be filled with coal tar.
molasses and sawdust. The tins were
ealy labeled with labels procured from
New Westminster. Witness then took
lAese tins to the other side o. the line and
sN met BIZ conlon. who paid him a
part II the $50 Then the deputy sheriff
sent little ahead OF Jenkins as sort of
fsias. The alleged opium had hardly
tFossed the line when Deputy Collector of
Customs Martin Maioney came mp. seized
tie opium and arrested Jenkins. The lat
isr alleges that both Conlon and Maioney
came 10 him after he was In Jail at What
com and offered TO dismiss the charge
providing he would return Conlon bis
money and keep "mum" about the affair.
The trial Was not finished when the
court adjourned last evening, and will be
resameyat Q o'clock this morning.
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conr,s and ruhl,o omcs..

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
for Arrest A. Herrick and Elizabeth
Bense, both Of Seattle.
Notice of appeal of the Kenyon will case
was flied in the superior court yesterday
by Watson w. Moore.
Gottfrlcd Gfeller has sued George Yank
and fled lieu for s20s.sl, alleged TO be
due for services and labor at the rate Of
So per month performed upon the farm of
defendant near Auburn between January
- and October q.
A. Magnus yesterday commenced an
action to recover from Edward and Annie
Van de Vanter $s.05T.65. alleged to be due
on two promissory notes, secured by
mortgage on 40 acres in section 10, town
ship -, range east
y. 4. Joliffe has sued the Seattle. Lake
Shore & Eastern Railway 20 recover $3.50,
double the value OF 5.ysar-oid thorough
bred Holstein miieh COW alleged to have
been killed by train between Fremont
and Ballard August ).
sophia l. Brewster has sued Nathan 4.
and Fannie l.. James on an assigned note
for 81. 100 executed tn the Lombard In
yes,ment Company and secured by mort
gage on lot II. block 10. supplemental =. at
OF kiunear's addition.
Judgments we're signed in the superior
court yesterday rs follows. GEORGE Bump
vs.. g. NJ Anderson. S4a IS; Donohoe
Kelley Banking Company V. Puget sound
savines Bank OF al. 81. t12i6; Margaret +.
Butter vs.. Lars j. Nelson ct al, 500.
The Madison Street Cable Railway Com
many Yesterday filed It's answer % the COM
plant of Charles Bry ant for damages IN
belnc Injured near the tnrntaole January
IA The answer states thar Bryant was en-
experfencec empioye and that the acct
dent was due entirely TO his own negi-
gence.
/ William Adams and wife have been
ssea IN thu superior court for balance Of
ssgo ~. alleged 90 be due Elisha G. Rock
sea aud Henrietta DJorap, on 4 contract
for 5is acres % land IN Island cqnGtv. The
original contract called for s.. $40 y. and
oniv g 500 alleged 70 have been paid.
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WIND WORKS HAVOC.
Wires Laid Low by Snow and
Gale North and South.
A LIAR CRY" FROM VICTORIA.
Messages Made Wide Circuit 20 Reach
seassie-Ffrst snowstarm OF
the Season

The heavy sozthwes winds and SNOW
storms which have been prevailing CT
the coast Of Washington and the island
OF Vancouver for the past swenty-four
hours extended their influences far into
the interior and rsised disturbances last
evening with teiegTaphic communication
along the coast. both south and north
from this city.
until IL o'clock last night there we're no
direct wires 10 San Francisco, and 81 the
time OF going 70 press the Postal Tele-
graph Company reported that Woolley
vas the farthest point toward ihe
British Columbia line that could be
reached. During the evening the operator
81 McMurray wired the Postal Office that
heavy winds were prevailing and that
snow vas falling fast. According 20 the
log book Of the Postal, the San
Francisco wire was lost at $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and it was IL O'Clock
In the night before the operators on
watch heard the familiar call 'Z' fol-
lowed by &C. +. It vas the announce
ment that communication had been opened
south to San Francisco.
The first communication that came over
the wire from San Francisco had travelled
about 90 miles 10 reach . point in real
ity only about $50 miles distant. To fol-
Low the course Of the message Is interesting.
TWAS written gtVaetoria aud addressed 10 a
newspaper In Seattle. There being no
wire working 10 Seattle direct. the mes
sage was nrst sent to Winnipeg. from
there 10 Chicago. then to San Francisco
and finally 10 this city. where IL Was delv-
cred.
The Western Union suffered from down
wires both on the Cascade division OF the
Northern Pacific east and on the coast
lines south from Portland to San Francisco.
Is was about 80 O'Clock in the afternoon
that both lines went down. Up 10 eo'clock
At night business was sent ever the
Great Northern lines by the way of Spo-
kane and Helena At O'Clock those
wires were lost aud, although linemen
were Immediately sent out, there was no
welcome click late last night. The wire
10 Portland was working ali right. Port
land reported that the trouble came from
wind and that no snow fell there.
The long distance telephone wires stood
the test we'll. the only trouble being be-
tween this city and Botheil and between
snohomish and MarysviIle. Four men
were out looking up the breaks, and
Manager Clark ielt sure the trouble would
be remedied by this morning.
The snow storm was the first of the sea-
son, and began about 3 o'clock in the
morning. II continued for nearly four
hours, but melted on the low lands during
the day.
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THE Logo Kas WAC CAN'T AGREE.
Lynch Denies sJose's Charges and Says
IFS Partner Is fnsolwents

Lynch Denies Jose's Charges and says
Ills Partner lie fnsolwent.
In the suit OF Thomas Jose VS. b. 4.
Lynch, loggers. for an accounting and dis
soation Of partnership, Lynch yesterday
hlsd in the superior court his answer,
ssaying the allegations of the complaint
,aa setting up an Affirmative defense. lie
alleges thai not more than 1905, 49i feet Of
timber Was cut from the Skagit county
Foperty. and that IL was sold as prices
ianslag from s. 10 $3.50 per 1000.
Az Of this timber has been delivered to
lie purchasers except $500 feet. now In
salnon hay There Is still standing be-
Isa<n 5000. coo and 4.000. 600 feet OF mor-
sAaalah!e fir ami cedar. About 500 cords
asainTs bolts we're cut and sold for 81. IS
~ card.
Lynch charges that Jose violated his
nslrses in faidag 70 provide the necessary
ssises and supplies, and that he himself
= been put % considerable expense on
IA ssgounI He states that the affairs of
g Partnership are IN good shape; that
asiiahllities are not more than 500, and
sn BE hiss been AZ all times willing and
'ssdr 70 give jose a statement
lynch further complains that jose was
ss'sRdant In a suit brought by Sam
sssssD. who recovered 81. T4s4s and lynch
val on bond with joss for appsAl 20
y United States supreme court. He says
NJ jose Is insolvent There Is also a
ssssssr action for smaller sum. Lynch
sa'ss that he is not willing for a receiver
= appointed: that he is competent 20
essaes the business, and asks that the
az fe dismissed.
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as..es sne receiver said there ras a balance
=. ~ 0'a ~ cash on hand deposited II the
Iase. sound National bank ard
sesssie school district warrant.
Ior rent Of rooms to ii. a,.sr,e.
sasuea at 1918. = total Of 81 sea 20
rents nncoliecsef and bills rseesynh,se
amount TO 81, 1884, 90 Ali bills against the
Sllaalng Incurred during the receirer.hip
AVE oeea paid, exceps those for the cur
rem month which consis. Of salaries OF
ssumpioyes and bills for supplies. Scion I.
mLnsms. II. +. Whitney. ]. W. elise end
Nelson were suggested TO the court
= ~ adorneys pressns as successor 70
HeceiSer Spencer. Judge L.ugiev de-
iesred the appointment til ths. morning.
Shen ar. spencer's resignation viii be
accepted and his successor chosen. II Il.
unasrstood that other applications have
been made beside those named.
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Arraixned IN shs Federal Court.

Wong Ye, Chfnaman who was e.uvh.
snutgling twenty -four pounds Of opium
rom British Columbia into Washington
"A August last on board the steamer
fsosaiie. was arrsignec before Judge Han
Iord yesterday and pleaded not guilty.
august Dislal and Samuel Lyons. who
we're canght In the act Of smuggling
t"enty-one pounds OF opium on August IA
last. pleaded guilty. Fred Walker, the
mutinods ssaier. indicted for stealing on
: ane ], iss4. twsnfy-four sea, skins worth
~ each, ships compass sud boat sail,
the property OF the Gordon Hardware
company, from the Ida Eta, while she
was lying OF Cooks inlet, on the high
seas, pleaded guilty.
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New salt. Fned.

The follow nx new suits we're iled ia the
super,or court yesterday:
6ottfried Gfsiler vs.. George Yank 81 al.
labor: S2is. 81
y T 5olilfle Vs. Thomas f. Brown and
roha Il. BRYANT, ss receivers Of the Seattle,
I.ake Shore & Eastern Railway Company
damages for killing coz. siSo
Fred Iasthoff. Appellee, vs.. DeEsg &
Hiu. annellants-AppeaI from justice
eoars, s58pA.
4 bowman rs. Albert II. Hackney
pron.Issorv note and mortgages. ssso
samuel 4. Clark vs. Gsorgiana CLARK
knns NJ. CuFless vs.. Joha H. caF.ess--
Ftsssa c. Rockwell and Henrietta
T'fornn - I. William Adams et TX
R.lancs on real estate. SSs9.&
N.~nu. vs. Fiward Van de Nanter
,tux.- progntssory notes and mortgage.
s. 06T.tS2
S,naiA l. Brewster ~. Nathan A James
- a Prornissory note and mortgage,
AIis Iexo Va. \. +. burkey 81 al
prou,issorv note and mortssse. sSsa
Nav q. Rossvs Hugh koss--Iilvefce.
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The relatives OF victims Of the Franklin
disaster OF August 81 will all have 10 go
before the United States court in order TO
nave trial Of the suits for damages
against the Oregon improvement Com
pany. Judge Langley yesterday granted a
petition transferring the case of ID. W.
Jones, William d. Jones and Catherine
May and Daniel Jones. A bond for $500
was furnished. With John T. Campion and
H. +. Bnsh as sureties. The petition Tor
removal Is practically the same as that
gwen in eases previously heard.
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Excuxsioas 40 Portland Universal Erpo-
a4fan

The Northern Pacidc railroad will sell
excursion tickets. Seattle TO Portland, on
account 81 Portland exposition. from De-
CENTER 1. 1924. 20 January -. ls91 Tickets
on sale every Tuesday and Friday, good
tor Eve days. Fare only $50 for the
round trip including two admissions 10
the exposition. !. A. Nadeau. General
4 l-ant Saaaa-e
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underwriter.' sale.

We have purchased from the insurance
companies the stock Of clothing damaged
by ire AMI smoke at the Famous Clothing
Company's fire. We now have on sale.
g.ooO boys and chigdren's suits, from g
cents upward; also an immense assert
ment of mems furnishing goods, only
slightly damaged. Al Masonic Temple
block. corner Pike snd Second streets.
Felix Browa, Manager
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BRKvITIEs.

Winfield Clothier, the little I0-year-old
boy who was run over by the South Seat
tie stl Get car eleven weeks ago and had to
have his foot amputated, is able TO get
around on crutches.
There will be n special meeting of the
ladies' auxiliary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association at the association 5
rooms, iii7 Front street, this afternoon
al o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free kindergarten Association VIII be
held 81 the Chamber Of Commerce at
O'Clock this afternoon.