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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
SEATTLESPIRIT AGAIN
All With One Consent Agree to
Help Home Industry.
HUNDREDS SIGN THE PLEDGE.
Manufacturers Already Feel Good Ff-
fects Of Patriotic Movement
The Chambers Address.

Everybody is talking about the home
Industry movement. The Chamber OF
Commerce struck & popular chord when
il began the agitation for the purchase BY
Seattle people OF Seattle-made products.
and everybody, acsuated BY the old Seattle
spirit, is singing the same tune-"Buy
home products
There can be no carping, street corner
criticism OF such movement as this Il
is a movement IN which everybody is inter
egtet which benefits everybody. The
banker, the baker, the candle-stick maker,
the man who earns his daily bread by man
uaI labor, and the man whose brain work
gives him employment, all are helped. The
manager OF the Seattle lax Company said
yesterday that his business had picked up
wonderfully and that his sales In two days
had equaled the business done in any one
week since his plant had been In operation,
and that many OF those who ordered his
goods took occasion 10 say that their atten-
ton had been called 70 his product by the
Chamber OF Commerce home Industry
movement Which shows that publicity
publicity. publicity" is the great highway
II success, when hacked up by a strong
home industry sentiment.
A copy OF the home industry agreement
has been signed By every bank in the city,
all the members OF the bank corporations
and their employees. and a copy has been
LETT at e2Cl OF tie BANKS LOT PUBIC sigma
ture Copies have also been left at all OF
the hotels and the number OF signatures
is already running up into the hundreds.
including members OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, laboring men. bankers, mer-
chants. manufacturers, professional men.
and, indeed, members of all trades and
professions.
The Chamber OF Commerce has sent out
the following bulletin 10 manufacturers:
'~rhe Chamber OF Commerce begs TO call
your attention 20 the issue OF the Post
ing home industries. The article needs no
comment other than the expression of the
hope that the figures given are complete
and accurate.
Enclosed please find blank applications
for membership. You can not afford to re-
main outside the chamber. We propose 70
build up your business. Come in and help
US do it,
A NJ. Srookes, of the Portland Cracker
Company, states that his company is now
employing fifty-ftve men. instead OF thirty.
as appeared IN the published list.
There is no question that the home in
dustry movement has made wonderful
neadway, and there is no possible reason
Why every man and woman in this city
should not buy goods manufactured AZ
home, while there are a great many rea-
sons why they should do 50. All that is
necessary IS for every purchaser TO ask
for home products. They are just as good.
and better in many instances, than i'm
ported goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
Now suits Filed.

The following new suits were filed yes
terday in the superior court:
+. A Fillmore vs.. Rufus c. Calhoun
$3.50. promlssory note.
BENJAMIN r. PridEeon vs. William II.
Nfller-promisSory note. with interest az
gregating between $3.50 and 500; attach
ment issued
Frances IT. Richardson vs.. T.. NJ Pres
nall-M0tion TO make more definite COM
paint as 90 property and value OF war
rants. complaint not fled
The Oregon Manufacturing Company vs.
George =. Dow - si.-S15e back rent: PAR
nishment directed TO II. J. Foster & Co,
Tacoma.
Fischer Bros. rs. Columbia Valley bank
SIS draft transferred 10 Kittitas bounty.
Peter MCkinuon ct AK vs.. Gus Perry 81
al.-Si34 lien on logs for labor and stump
age.
capt William Renton. vs. Ella Ehmau 81
Rl.-s1 100 pTomissory notes. S2il taxes and
10 foreclose mortgage and have receiver
appointed
/ =. Crawford rs. Ida Crawford-Dl-
vorce.
II r. Bailey rs. r. \ Palmer and 4. T.
Palmer-S707. remainder Of promissory
note and 10 fo-eclose mortgage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
Women's Outer Gar
rT1ents.

New arrival or novelties in ladies' and
misses Jackets. cloth, plush and fur capes.
Misses Jackets in Boucle and Novelty
effects, from s. as 10 $50
Misses Gretchens from A.9s 20 $3.50.
Specials in Ladies' Jackets in black and
navy blae beaver, 81 in tan. covert
cheviots. with velvet collar. $59s.
Handsome black Boucle Jackets, with
square revere. $50.
Handsome Moscow Beaver Jackets, rip
ple back, Se9S
Bouc.e Jackets in tans. navy and blacks.
$3.50
Plush Capes. collar In front edged with
fur. s74s
Plush Capes. edged with Thibet. sa.ss
and sl2.5o
We are also carrying n large lire Of nov
elites ia plush cspes from 1850 TO $40.
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Boys Clothing.

We are better prepared 20 show Boys
Clothing than ever before. This DEPART
rnent has bern moved down on the main,
floor. adjoining the Mems Clothing dspaT-t-
rnent, where We ran give II closer attsn-
ton Our stock Sc complies, and embraces
everything IN the line % Roys Short
Pants, Boys Long Pants. Boys Shors
Pants Suits. Boys Long Pants Suits.
boys Cape Coats. Boys listers. Boys
Refers. Boys overeoass. Boys Mackin-
tosheE Percsie Shirt Waists and B.onscss
Flannel shirt Waists and Blo1sss.
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Ladies' and Children's
Underwear and
Hosiery.

We have never been able 70 show
such trade winners before as we show
here this year. and ths way the goods are
selling shows that tia people appreciate
the bargains offered We have already
placed large duplicate orders on nearly
every lire represented.
ladies' Combination Suits. soc. 7Bc. 81.
70 s. a suit.
ChlIdren's Combination Suits. $50. Sc %
g. "a a suit.
ladies Vests. pants 70 match. toe. TO
10 s225 each.
Chndren's Vests. pants 20 match, ioc 70
81 - each.
LADIES' Cotton Hose, &c % &c pair.
ladies' Wool Hose, DC 20 81 pair.
ChildYen's Wool Hose. Ice % Sc pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

John and James Mccain. who are
charged with killing Joseph Cicero at
AvondaIe August y, were arTaigned in
the criminal department of the superior
court yesterday morning, but took until
tomorrow morning to plead. Their father.
Michael Mccain. who is accused with
them but who Is out on bonds. did not
receive notice in time 70 be at the court,
and will be arranged with them. The trial
was set for Monday, October IL
William Barrett, alias Frank Johnson,
who fred three shots at Alice /. Wilson,
pleaded not guilty. and his trial as set
for Monday, October :.
Frank Baker, who stole a bicycle from
Forehand Bros. September II. pleaded
guilty to grand larceny.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
MIR. PARKER AND HIS PROPERTY,
The Reverend Gentleman Willing TO
Trnnsfer Ills RelongIngs.

A I. Parker appeared before judge
Tf,lnnes Yesterday morning 10 explain what
~ had done with his property. matter
winch has been giving Mrs. Isabella kel-
iosg. his nother-in-law, considerable
worry since she got Judgment as onst
After Parker had told OF selling certain
Green lake property he sad he had
traded the Green Lake mill and lots on
watch IL stood 20 =. X. Edwards Tor $50
acres in West virginia, worth = 10 70
an acre Joseph Shippen asked him NUM-
pv,,as questions. ths object % whicn was
rot quite clear john h. Hart suggested
that Il Mr. SAippen would let the court
k,9vs What Sc wanted 20 learn rom the
witness. tt would probably b admitted
ard thus save tine
i want 70 show that Parker sold The
West Virginia land pending litigation. and
vart - know what ~ got Tor IT.
..v-ev I traded taat land" sad Parker.
"far 10 acres IN SnohouatSh and l69 acres
81 rfnx county uear Christopher. eacl
sus5a-t 20 sl.0e3 uortsagc-
.vl,hess lands" sad Afr. Hart are TIE
,,r~e>oraei ones 7 started - tell your
oener about Yesterday. au1 We are willing
:, tvansfer them TO Afr. Shipper. or any
ora else who VII pay the dues Tor taxes.
A. sslr.,en then asked Parker ABOUT
~ a--aS ~ land ~ bought near The ertrk
vara. subject % conditions, he exact IA
tura ~ y htch re did not recall
"Ara vau willing % transfer this
..gee~.siniv." answered Parker Any
thinx have get. -...-
~ Ssinpen then commenced question
49, parker as - his equities. etc. IN The
iasss. ana Hart becoming annoyed. re-
marked -.-. 49,
~,st ~ Is driving az tank Nc All ad-
nit -. a., 81. a..
~frNt - proeeed without re-
r,,s-ss from opposing counsel
..W,sv. th.s Is a bAdgeF.ag process.' Pat
- ..1s-,eeea with - csse.- sai3 Jndss
,r,,-,e. IN no uncertain tone. y cor I
tssrk Sc - haagcring tae witness ~
thet - necessary - Tor the witness % teA
-. 80 KNOWS Aaa say he aoat Ail9"
Wien ~ don't knoN
afre~ further questions By onoa@'- a. -
s< A. ra~ke~ hH8 claims tral.
~. - vas Continued sntH neNt sAief-
ssv . ave Asr. saipp~Aa tine to i9'S 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
Rug, Mating and Dra-
perry DEPARTMENTS
Third Floor.

just received-A full line OF Japanese
Rugs, IN soft shades. OF Oriental mix.
ture; elegant designs.
A fun line OF Mattings; all prices. all
colors. best patterns.
A line OF Fur Rugs. reduced from $3.50
to IS and Sc: big value.
Full line OF Art Denim: all thu latest
shades.
Baby Carriage Mats: just the thing for
baby; ask TO see them; going at SOC.
Ask to see our line OF Curtain Stuns.
for bed. dining and sitting room cur.
tains.
Lace Curtains ana Carpets Cleaned as
lowest prices.
Carpets-oniy a few more left; come AMI
take your choice at CSC per yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
Kid Gloves.

Here are gloves that fit perfectly. wear
perfectly. suit perfectly. DO you know
OF another so large or excellent a glove
stock in this state? It's twice the size Of
the usual glove stocks and almost twice
as good buying place.
Here are few bright items from this
bright stock;
-Four Pearl Button and inch Chamois.
90c pair.
Four Button Suede Trefousss. all
shades. Si.5D.
Eight inch Suede, all shades, $50.
Four Large Pearl Button, white,
cream, tan. mode. brown black. En-
glsh red, black. and self-stitched, spe-
cial value, si.5e.
Two Clasp Pique, worth s., at $50
One lot OF odds and ends inch Suede.
opera shades. reduced from s. TO 1.25.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
Hats and Caps.

We have the largest and best Ilns OF
Boys and Children's Caps In the city. and
are prepared 30 show anything from tho
cheapest 20 the best.
Boys Yachting Caps. Isc, &c. 500. Tsc,
81.
Tam o'shanters. &c, nc. &c. 81
Sailor Caps 75c. 81. !lZ5, s5A
Boys Cloth Hats. 25c. Doc. 81.
Boys Fedoras. ia black or brown. $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
Turkish Towels.

Sterling values for you. We lead the
town on towelings this season. Every
grade YOU want from cheapest 10 best,
and all at small prices:
Fifty dozen Cream White Turkish Tow
els very large size. well worth 37lkc.
az 25c each.
Twenty-Five dozen Full Bleachef Turk
ssh Towels. extra size. regular value,
g7lkc at sc each.
Fifty dozen Cream White Turkish Tow
els. full size. regular &c quality, AZ
lziac each.
Fifteen dozen Full Bleached Turkish
Towels, extra size and extra heavy,
sold usually at 7se. now Soc each.
T4fteen dozen Brown linen Turkish
Towels. very best goods made for
wear. reduced from Csc to &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

hour of need. The liver filters ont the
poisonous germs which enter the system.
Just so surely as the liver regulates the
system, so do DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
regulate the liver Keep this in mind, and
you solve the problem Of good health and
good living. The Pleasant Pellets" have
a tonic. strengthening effect upon the lin
ing membranes of the stomach and bowels,
which efectually cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Costiveuess, or Constipation,
Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite, Bad Taste
in Mouth. Sour Risings from Stomach,
ard will often cure Dyspepsia. The Pei
lets" are tiny, because the vegetable ex-
tracts are refined and concentrated. Easy
in action, no gripping as with old fashioned
pills. As a dinner pill" to promote di-
gestion, take one each day after dinner.
To relieve the distress arising from over
eating, nothing equals one of these little
pellets"
Mrs. MELISSA ATwATER, of Sfeaber,
Washington Co., NE, writes :" As regards
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
Fur Capes.

No doubt about ths bargain we are Civ
ing IN fur capes. They speak tor them
selves. II you want real values ia furs
& viii pay you 70 select here
Good Quality AZ Black Coney Capes.
six lined, s. e
Excellent Quality OF Brown saeaTed
Coaey Capes. SIS.
Electric Seal Capez. with ulartsa collar.
xE
same style with raarten collar and edge.
So
In Astrakhzns. Wool Seals. Beavers and
Electric Seals. from 80 10 sloa.
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Ladies' and Caildren's
Handkerchief.

Colored Border. 2oc end &C dozen.
C'0lored Border. &c. s.. i-3c, 1er sach.
White HemstItehed. Sc, Zoe. I2izc. 15c,
Is 2-3c. &c 70 Sc each.
White Embroidered, lec. 1890. i5c. Is z-3c.
CSC q f-3c tn ts each
All Linen, hand embroidered. l5c and ESQ
each.
Real Duchess Lace Handksrchiefs. sle5
to S1s each.
Six Hanakerchiefs. loo 20 $50 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
One T1ore Shoe Buying
Chance.

drens shoes at prices which are but
small part OF their original marking.
Best kinds OF shoes. too. fine qualities,
pleasing styles. best makes.
Ladies' Fine Hand Sewed Turns, re-
duced from g. TO s., s.. so and s.
Ladies' Fine Kid Shoes. extension sole.
kid and cloth tops, opera and square
toe, reduced 10 SS.75.
Special values in Ladies' Dongola But
ton Shoes al SlSa. $50. s.. 80 and g.
Misses Shoes. reduced from s. 50 70 81 ~.
Children's. reduced from $50 and s. TO
81 and $fS5.
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Black Dress Goods.

FIGURED MOHAIRS-40 inch. soc a
yard: 40 inch, &c a yard; 10 inch, Sc a
yard: A. inch. 81 a yard: d inch 81
yard.
STORM SERGE-f6 in. SOC yard is in.
Csc a yard; IS inch. 75c yard. = INCH.
sc a yard; 81 inch. 9oc a yard, S2 inch,
81 a yard.
SICILLIAN SERGES-i6 inch, 81 a
yard; Is inch, 81. % a yard, IS inch. s.
a yard.
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Dress Stuffs.

4 peerless stock-one that IS without
single point lacking, and with every fea-
ture to please and win the buying favor
stock to choose from See it and COM
pare its worth with anything OF the sort
you can ind in the town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
COlored Dress Goods.

English Suiting. 81 inch. 12l2c A yard.
lridescent Cashmere. IS inch, 2oc d yard.
Iridescent Cashmere, - inch. 25c a yard.
Amazon Suiting. - inch. 25c a yard.
Nicuna Cloth, % inch. Csc a yard.
silk Mixtures. IS inch. soc a yard.
CameTs Hair Mixtures. A. inch. CSC
yard.
Mohaireen SILK and Moha,r, IS inch. 75c
a yard.
Two toned Jacquard. 10 inch. aoc Il yard.
Scotch Suiting, 81 inch, Sis yard.
Boucle A. inch. $50 a yard.
BOucie, - inch. sl.75 yard.
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Stamped Linens.

noylies. &c. &c. 1Sc. go each.
Center pieces. 2Sc. 35c. s5o. soc, $50. CSC.
81. Sl.3S. $3.50.
Lunch Cloths. 81. SIS. $3.50. SITS. g.
$50. So. 81. s4.25.
Iiemst!tched Scarfs. SOC, Csc, 7sc, ssc.
81. silo. Sis. si35. sl.50. si.55. 81. $4.25,
S25n
Monte Linen Scarfs. CSC. $50. 400. $50.
SOC, sc. 75c, Sc. soc. $40.
Hemsttched Tray Cloths. $50, $50. SOC.
SIC. T5c. 81. SIS, N.50
Royal Society Embroidered Silk.
Full line Denim Cushion Covera
Full line Denim Table Covers
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Fine Millinery.

X IS here. The handsomcst and best
millinery that you viii find in the whole
town and at prices which bring these fine
hats within the reach of the owners OF
sman purses. BE sure and see this stock
before buying elsewhere.
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THE
BUSHES
STORE
IN SEATTLE,

wonderful
prices that have known Seattle
such perfect system of purchasing employ could
prices
quality
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Silks.

Changeabie Taneta Silks, an extra
heavy eight. q inch. 15c.
Figured Silks of the most select color
ings, very suitable for waists and
trimmings. two different lines, q
inches wide. at Toe a yard. In the bet
ter qualities We have them, = inch.
81 yard q inch. s1.25: 81 inch, sl.J0 a
yard: q inch, $I-75 yard.
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AND
Fouls Msiieaiti Argas
(anEfnan Saan.

The eniy real bs&auhers o. the complexion,
aka s4d i0rM-
:. Thsse waters and soSp are SIMPLY wonderful
hof removing trscklss, meth, nlsc& heads. p.m-
pes, vulgar redEsss. FoGKa. Yellow or IG@dT
sA rs and Al lAc4zi 1isag G-sIens
II yaa desire transparent. Gear. fresh coz-
: exon tree fraEn bloteh. sssnish. r3ugansss or
eo4rssness, Try thxse ~ouG<r u. 2As3cs sn1
raArvx.aas DE- CANP6ELL's SAFE AEsE<Ic
NAFERS I'D FOJLDs GEDlCAlED Az
sE$IC C(SMPLExfON SOAR.
TIE waters A2a soap ara Tor msa IS vel a.
wemsn-
Ua.ers ~ z-ai, :. 60. soexss, $500 sssp By
RAJ. Sc 4 eAxss, sA5& Depol. rs s.xsh ave-
are, Sew ysr2, ana 81 druggists.
beware 81 al otEer ''sc-eA44e1" &rssnic PREP
AkAEI0S-
DR. CAWFERLLs WATERS are TIRE cay
Esna.aa srseai- wsfsrs zz1s- FoUlsls's A r.
SENTC SOAP a tas e7lY INDICATED Az
sENIC COMPLExE0S SOAP N tns wor.a-
sod D. stewsY; 4 He res Dvuz CoEaD4aY
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No Nav Trial of Damor,e SHIFTS.

Judge Osborn decided Yesterday after
noon that the evidence on the disputed
points in both the Elizabeth Pugh dam
age suit against the Oregon lmpI oyement
Company and the Sarah Carroll damage
suit against the Northern Pacific railway
had been considered by jury and he did
not see any reason why new trials should
be granted the defendants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

We have just opened a complete book
department and viii sell books at prices
lower than have ever been known on tina
Pacific coast. Visit this department.. Sec
ond floor.
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Children's Short Coats.

Children's Short Goats, IN striped E,der-
down trimmed with Angora, sl.25 and
$laS
Rob Roy In novelty effects. at 81. $3.50
and s..
Ladies Knit Skirts. $50. SITS and s2.25.
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the little Pei
let's l think
I could not do
without them.
/ do not like
To be without
them in the
house. ! have
spoken very
h g h ~ to
friend 9 and
neighbors OF
h e m, and
many are tax
in G : b e n
through my
a d vertisiug
them. I will
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I'm a State of Bankruptcy

is the condition of
our system If the
liver becomes mac
tive so til at tn e
germs and poisons
ca II a ecu II u late
within the body.
Keep the liver and
bowels active and
we're in a condition
of healthy pros
per;ty and have
sufficiently well in
vested capital TO
draw upon in the
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Silk Waists.

Black Sursh Silk Waists at s57s.
Striped Taffeia Waists at SECS
Handsome Line Changeable silk Waists.
in novelty effects, S.
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CASES SET FoR TRIAL.

Herbert Haven. druggist. moved 70 Gem
Drug Store. Second street. Occidental block.
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rnrie.t - 80 hi 80 49, -.

Mrs r. " Smith. living AZ Fifteenth
aa4 Judk.rs streets. had st.ll-hcrn calt4
las Saturday might. Instead OF retsfe-
iar the health department. Mr. Smith
hssriea TIE body 81 MS hack ward wsthout
sowing ANYTHING about Il. Health DEIcer
Palmer heard - the ease. an5 made SIR
Smsth comply WITH IRE law ly taking 9at
"a rern3; and giving Ia body proper
bGrsaL
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he Snohon4sh and King county acreage
property that Parker vas wiling 70 hand
over.
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uorNEY n STEWART. usA~
- kaxAxA Psxssxz ezxzex - Ta11 AA1 60
s=xa sxrs-1x asAsk4A NaxA4assaA zs.s
sa~as Aa -
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saw they are the best pill can take, es-
pccially for an afer-dinner pill, think
they have no equal"
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Umbrellas.

Ladies' Umbrellas. SOC TO SO each.
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= Alternately. - r.ks street. has on sal-
. raj coed meaH shoe uate frSl horse
hlae. sost as a glove. ana olly~ - 20 PER
Tair. a.
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- Saolera aad piArrhoea Remedy.
- IS i TIE be>t medicine in the world Scr
- Complaints. Ia acts quickly and can
- ee depended ur-n. y hen rvdvced
Ns'er y Is pleasant to take. g and 50
- -<F eosIlA tor sale D. al druggists.
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.~.se Graves over-ulea the motion for a
- osA' a0d stated that IN his Judgment
- sary Woul3 have been Justified N brsrr.
= z a Vsr2.rt of eishsr not guilty or
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- 8 "ss 81 PASS upon tie facts. had de-
-. '"s1 tie defendant was EuHty or
So, ,s-.''S 1trf. te would not disturb the
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25

Ia he eariy part Of tho present cen.
fury TIE greater part 81 the north
western portion Of this continent was
designated - terra incognilo--un.
known country. Later on. Daniel
Webster and other eminent statesmen
ridiculed the idea Of che settlement OF
she deserts west a the Missouri river.
Within che memory 81 tie middle.
aged people 81 this generation the idea
Of = railway across the continent was
Tidiculad as absurd. ssin westward
the tide Of emigration flowed, and not
only one hut four transcontinental
lines span the mountains, the deserts
and the wilderness. The Pacific ocean
was reached and This slope Of the
Rocky mountains win soon, by the
admission Of Utah. be represented in
Congress BY seven States, with IA
United States Senators and twenty OF
more members Of the House OF Rep
rcssntatives. The great Pacific West
Is no longer \ fgnrasive designation
by she next century there viii be sew.
eral millions o. people inhabiting these
States, and great political power vii
attach 20 their growth IN population
and wealth.