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Ladies' Capes.

ladies' Cape in blue or black beaver. q
inches long, trimmed Soutache braid
s6gS
ladies' Cape in black or blue beaver.
trimmed with pulled concy fur and her
cules braid. S74S.
Ladies' Plush care lined with change
ahle silk. trimmed with fur. stS.
Ladies' push Cape. edged with fur. silk
lnsd $3.50.
LADIES' Plush Double Cape. edged with
fur silk lined. So.
ladies' Cane in black clay diagonal. Il
inches long. s1250
Same silk lined throughout. 81.
ladies Black Coney cape. - inches
long s6eS
ladies' Black full-sheared Coney. SIS.
ladies' BACK Astrachan, SIS, So and $50
Ladies' Wool Seals $40 s3s $40 and $50
Ladies' Monkey Fur Capes. with elec-
tr.c seal collar, 81. marten collar. SO.
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T. r. DAVIDSON. Receiver.

object IS the manufacture OF spring beds
and mattresses at Ballard.
Judge Langley signed an order of de-
fault IN the case OF s. L. Bowman Ns4 +.
l. Jacobus Ell al
". II. kenoyer. clerk % Lewis county,
Wa in the city yesterday and visited
Clerk Gordon at the courthouse.
The motion for a ne~ trial in the case
Of Mrs. Nellie Phinney. widow OF Guy c.
Phinney, was argued in the Federal court
yesterday and taken under Amusement b.
Judge HaRford.
Licenses 10 wed were issued yesterday
BY Auditor Beman for Thomas Dobson
ana Grace Clark. both OF Newcastle,
George Werett and Polly Seeley both OF
seattle. Sebastian Zenger and Carry
Hamee. both Of Seattle John II. La Bross
and Hanna Burge. both OF Snohomish.
In the case OF Emmons & Emmons
against the Reliance Wire Works. defend
ant, and jacob Furth as administrator
ana Minnie q. Yesler as Administrative,
galnlshees, the writ OF garnishment was
dismissed by Judge Langley yesterday.
tha defendants having made no appear
aEce.
A. W. HASTE. in replying to the suit Of
=. NJ Sheafe. receiver OF the Washing on
Savings bank on a 500 promissory note,
said that he performed professional sery-
Ices for the bank ia the amount of s2SS -.
but received only S20 in payment. He was
willing TO pay the difference between his
bill and the note.
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Trade Winners.

From the Domestic Department YOU can
hunt high and low and YOU viii not find
values which will outrival those presented
in this department. This week there are
specials in Domestic goods which viii
make lively times at these counters. Be
sure you are among the fortunate buyers.
30 pieces White Shaker Flannel. good
quality, special price, &c A yard.
- pieces COlored Outing Flannels in
light and dark colors. special. &C a yard.
so pieces 36-inch Bleached and UnbleAch-
ed Muslins splendid quality. &c a yard.
25 pieces indigo Blue Prints, good styles,
- a yard
On pieces Ginghams, quality guaranteed,
in very desirable colors. &c a yard.
Eiderdown Fiannels, in choice coiors,
excellent. quality. 35c yard
Printed Wool Fiannels. very newest pat
terms. In light and dark. regular 75c
quality; our price. 50c a yard.
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Thomas Carroll, an habitual begsar, was
before Judge Glasgow yesterday afternoon
for soliciting aims on Front street, near
Cherry. He was examined and, as is the
custom of the court In the cases of beg
gars, told to sit down for short time.
when he would be discharged. He treated
this as huge joke and kept up constant
grin. He grinned once too often, however,
and was caught nj the act by the judge.
who. In stentorian tones, said: stand
up" Carroll stood. You evidently think
this a good joke" said his honor. We'll
I'll just give you ten days for it," With
this Carroll turned 10 the habitues of the
court and "winked the other eye" The
judge had his eye on the winker. and said
in tones that made the culprit tremble:
Sentence has not been entered yet. will
just give you two months in the county
jail Carroll had no more winks and sank
meekly into his seat
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Leather Goods.

The newest thing in pockethooks, in
card cases. Unique and attractive de-
signs and novelties that cannot fail 10
please you. Seems like the pocketbook
makers were at their best this year. they
have created such pleasing styles and at
such very reasonable prices.
Ladies' coin purses. PC, &c, acc 10 Si.@5.
Ladies combination pockethook and card
case soc. &c, S5c. 81. Sis. N.Jo, I.1o,
x9S, SIS, $3.50 10 s..
Special alligator combination book, 81.
Special seal combination book. 81.
Ladies chatelaine hays. 25c. SOC. &C. N.25.
so 10 s..
Ladies Boston bags, 75c, s5c CSC Sl35.
81 65 To s. -
Ladies English shopping bags. alligator.
s25o. A.25 and 81.
Ladies' English shopping bags, seal, $50.
$sss and ti.54
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liens Suits,

prcssy. stylish suits I'm handsome cloths
at very small cost. Suits that will hit
equal TO tailor made. sec how srifiing
their cost No question about quality-~it
is the best;
Mems Single and ls-RressfeT Sack
Suits in blue and black cheyiots.
splendid value at $40.
Mems Single and Double Breasted Sack
Suits ia blue and black choviot and
black and blue worsted for SIS,
Mems Single Breasted Sack Suits in blue
and black cheviot anu gray worsted for
Sin
Mems Cutaway Suits in black clay
worsted and black Cheylot. tho latest
cut 81.
Mems CntsNsy Suits IN black clay
worsted. sis.
Mems Cutaway Suits made Of genuine
imported clay worsted and finished in
tho very best of style. s20.
Mems Regent GETAWAY Suits Of imported
Vorsted. satin lined, the sweslest suit
IN town. for 81
Suits for short and stout men in cheviots.
cassimercs and worsteds. $40. SIS. SEQ.
new line of mems jean pantaloons
SIS
Mems heavy satinet pantaloons. $50.
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Portland Bankers Find Proceedings
Regarding Election DefcctIye


Morris & Whitehead. the Portland bank
ers. who purchased the $4,000 bonds issued
BY the Ballard school district TO fund its
floating debt, have rejected the issue on
the ground OF Irregular proceedings by the
school board
After the bonds were sold subject 10
proof OF legality. the bankers had Attor-
ney Ralph e. Moody examine the records
70 see that everything was correct. Ills
opinion says
The first inquiry 10 be made Is: Has
The statutory requirement been complied
VIII In ratifying the Indebtedness. for. II
the Indebtedness has not been legally rati-
ned. the district would have no authority
70 issue bonds! ! am of the opinion that
the resolution made by the school board
authorizing the submission 10 the voters
OF the question OF validating this excessive
indebtedness Is defective. In that Il Is in
definite and uncertain, II does not state
ne amount OF the Indebtedness to be rat
lied nor when the Same was incurred.
Section Of the 1895 law provides that
the clerk shall cause written or printed
notices to he posted IN AT least five places
IN such district at least twenty days before
The election. The record disc.oses the fact
NAT no such notice was ever given. The
notice published in the paper was not pub
hshed for the time preceding the election
required by the statute. There are a num-
her or other objections ! would make. as
The record before me seems very imperfect.
nut II Is not necessary 10 enter into a dis
eusSion as 70 the other objections, because.
for the reasons already given l am forced
70 the conclusion that the excessive in
debtedness Of the school district has not
been legally ratified. and that the board
OF directors have no authority AT this time
v issue negotiable bonds FOR the purpose
or paying said Indebtedness. II they ala
Issue said bonds. they would he subject 70
attack even in the hands of bona fda
holder. / am compelled 10 advise YOU that
i would Do unsafe 20 purchase the bonds
IN view Of the present record
IN the letter sent Treasurer Maple by
Morris x Whitehead II Is said: we hoped
70 be able 10 purchase this issue. hut 4;
would be impossible 10 handle them on the
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Tho following new suits we're filed IN
the superior court yesterday:
American District Telegraph COMPANY
se,,-lre. transcript from justice court.
= : Howard ", William Buu et al
g. 90. promissory note. and foreclose mort
State Va. Jennie Williams-GTand lar
Ceuy. -,
Mrs. =. J Dickinson vs. Elizabeth and
Earnest Wiiiiams-Sf-A pfomlssofH note
and 10 foreclose mortgage.
Georxe r Chevalier -. g q. Nunu---
s-sS goods sold and delivered default and
Judgment. signed
--Ne Anglo-American Land. NortEag e
and \. Company rs J 4. Ward a. al
Pvcmissory note So. and 20 ioreclose
mortgage.
Robert NJ Longsta9 and Mary F.. Long
staT rs W ~ White. administrator ot
the estate ~ NJ =. SteWAFt-Sut for
state vs. David Bannister--MuTdcr,
Transcript from Justice court.
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Black Goods.

We wish 10 call special attention to eur
display OF black dress goods in the second
window from Columbia street. Here you
will find all the very latest weaves and
effects.
Black being the fashionable color for fall
wear, we would ask you to inspect our
very complete stock. These suits range in
price as follows:
s. s.. %. $3.50. $50 81 $3.50 s525. $595 S. 90
s. sS-75, sl05o $ll25. SIPS. sl4 sI5.25. 81 90
$50, 81. 50, SIS. $50, $3.50 s35 s37. 20. $40.
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Ladies' and Cflildren's
Underwear and Hosiery.

Stuttgarter Celebrated German Health
Underwear owing 10 the great reduc-
ton I'm the tariff we are enabled TO sell this
splendid Health" underwear at prices
within the reach OF All. We guarantee this
underwear 10 be ALI wool and il superior
70 all other sanitary underwear.
Note the difference between the old
price and new:
Ladies combination suits. old price s..
this year S3.75.
ladies' combination suits, ola price 81 n.
this year s3z5.
ladies vests pants - match. Oh price
g. this year Sc.
ladies' vests pants - match. Oh price
se7s, this year S2.15.
Chldreu's vests pants - match, oh
price s. - NJ. new prize 81 p Up.
ChGdren's combination suits from 81 =
az.
Better grade SIS up
We are a.so sale agents for the world re-
noWned Ypsilaufi and the non-shriak-
ing Munsinc underwear
ladies' Ypsilanu combination suits BIS,
81 g.
afunsing combination suits. g. tx. s25o.
81 -
Nll7nslng vests, pants 70 match. 81. ti.2s,
ladies' combination suits. heavy cotton.
15c 81
Ladies. combination suits, wool. Sija. g.
SIS. So
LADIES' camers hair vests and pants. 5oc,
S15
Ladies natural wool vests ard pants.
&c 81 S25. 81 ~. SIS.
LADIES' Swiss no . taral wool vests. aoc,
Ssz ysa.
Causrea's white 1erino vests ard pants.
SIC upward.
ChIldren's natural wo1l vests ant Pants,
- upward
CnIl1rea's natural wool vests ana pants.
SIC upward.
Chfldren's natural Npol vests ami pants.
heavy, 55c upward.
ladies Camels hair vests an1 pants,
4ec upward.
ras,eg woal hose. .ac. %, sc. sac. Sc.
1sc SC. 81 = pair.
Chilarsa's wool hose. Ie-. Isc. 90. -.
Sc. A.. &c 10 SEC, al extra values
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Ladies' Umbrellas.

Dozens Of new style handles in wood,
ivory and fancy effects. Really the incest
lot of umbrellas we have had for many
seasons None too carly TO select from
them for Christmas. Prices viii please
you-really more umbrella value for your
money than you have ever had.
Natural wood sticks. soc. 6oc. 75c. 81.
Natural wood sticks. better quality. Sl.@S,
$3.50, sL75. s1.SS. 81, SOS. s.. 20 TO S.
Horn handles, SITE. s22S. $2.75.
Dresden balls. s. s.. $3.50. s.. 50. SIS.
Sterling silver handles. 81, = 10 $50
Pearl handles, s..
ivory handles, 81. sS, 81 10 30.
Children's school umbrellas. acc, COO, Csc.
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CASES SET FOR TRIAL.
civt Dcpartment-oshorn. j.

Ctvn Experimentation Osborn. !.
c Allen vs. II. c. scNscht 81 ux go
- rysnk Rurns "a. James II. woolsry-
s;serxe II. Green rs. a T.. Parker--Cc-
'ot,' CLANCY ". TesEh 81 al October IS
" elise. administrator. ~ a. J. Tar
NGs- q Bira vs.. J, c. Johnson e. sL-oe-
t0her L. y, II rsss~--,,
O'T r{Sst5r National bank IS 5. y. Gasten
e. oS.,,,ls f,rswfr< ana Mailing Company
- s,ssr..,s fnnn--Ccf 00er =
AlSrrt I-3WartA ~. q. Y Calhoun - al
S3 ,Stgs,' +. Gana " city o. nailara-oe-
fober "a 4se,..- r...a-
oe James -S n Kirknaa rs, Charles ".
Az X scott e. Al. vs., W. T. Forrest-oc-
toher -
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RILEY's SEWING MACHINES.
Assignee Young and Sanders Disagree
and Produce Interesting Aflidavits.


Once more the celebrated Riley Bros
case las come 70 the surface. After Il has
been dormant since last summer, when As
Signee r. G. Young was hindered from sell
Ing four electric sewing machines by +.
+. Sanders claim or ownership and
through the absence Of one OF the attor-
neys his hearing was continued. the
siSnee comes 10 the front with some in
teresting afTidayits
Young, Ia his affidavit. alleges that San
GERS and his wife have been conceaEng
the machines TO cheat the creditors and for
the benefit OF the Riley Bros. During
April Young claims to have received III
formation that the machines were in the
possession OF s. Klodt, and that he found
them in the garnet Of klodt's house as the
latter tod him. Since then he has had
possession.
kloct made affidavit that Sanders
brought the machines 90 his shop in the
RoXwell building January 5. 1895. and ask
ed permission 70 leave them a while. Two
weeks later ne asked him to take the ma
chimes 10 his house and keep them until
the law suit between Riley Bros. and their
creditors was settled, and then the Riley
Bros. would call and get them.
r. Wright said that at the request OF
creditors be examined certain cloths in
possession OF Sanders and asked him about
the machines. Sanders denied all knoWi-
edge OF them.
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Infants Silk Caps.

Cream China silk lace ruche and pom
pom, ioc.
Bengaline Silk Corhug top ruche silk
strings. in cardinal, navy and brown,
So.
Cream China silk. snowy ephroidery
fine lace ruche with loops of ribbon. &c.
The Brownie becoming cap for chill
dren made OF fine flannel. with band
OF astrachan. in brown, cardinal and
navy, 75c.
China silk with pulled crown. top ruche
OF fraysd silk. in brown. cardinal and
navy. 9Sc.
Fine satin. with fun ruche OF chiffon and
ribbon loops. in brown. cardinal and
navy, SIS.
We also carry n full line OF novelties at
81 80, s1.7S. s.. SOS. s2.75. s. ana 81.
Infants long cashmere coat in cream and
tan. with embroidered cape, y.9S and
$50
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ITEMS OVercOats.

Nohby ones. Up-to-date In styles and
ticular man from this stock and at n
price he win be perfectly satisfied 10 pay.
Mems heavy all-wool Melton overcoats.
blue or black. at $40.
Mems heavy ail-wool Kersey overcoats.
blue or black. az fl5
Mems heavy all wool Kersey overcoats.
In blue, black or seal brown. satin
lined, extra large velvet collar, SIS
Mems black cheviot overcoats. medium
length. best satin lining, "A very stylish
garment s10.
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ITEMS and Boys Clothing.

no you know the way We soil mems and
boys wearing apparel IT will interest
any man who cares TO have really good
clothing at moderate cost. We haven't
any fancy ideas about prices. rather tho
contrary. You can really make big saw
ings. by purchasing such goods here. and
YOU can rely upon the quality and style
OF the clothing that you buy.
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Ladies' Shoes.

Still another chance left for you to
secure a pair Of good shoes az special
reduced prices. While they .Ast lot of
fine shoes at less than manufacturer
prices.
Ladies Solid Grain Leather shoes. 20
Chiirreu's shoes, 81 SIE and sip
Special prices IN ladies' solid DonEola
shoes. with patent leather tir We guar
Antee these goods 70 he good wearers
Cal and examine them. We are sell
Ing them cheaper than ever before.
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Novelties.

Mixed Boucle cloth in blue and cardinal.
N-shaped velvet collar. shoulders and
sleeves trimmed with Thibet fur. s4.Ss
Fine broadcloth. with cape trimmed In
narrow black braid, in bluette. brown
and cardinal, s5.9S.
Also a fun line of novelties in boucle
and broadcloth at ss.9s, s.. rs, $3.50, 50 and
$3.50.
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fully at distance, without personal exami-
nation of the patient. Thus BTight's Dis
ease Of the Kidneys, Inflammation of the
Bladder, Gravel, and other Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, Liver Complaint Dys-
pepsia, or Indigestion, DTopsy and many
other malSdies are successfully treated and
cured without personal consultation with
the physician.
Nervous Debility. whether resulting from
over -siudy, worry. disappointment, or from
cxhausting drains upon the system caused
by prenicious secret habits contracted In
youth, through ignorance of their ruinous
consequences, is successfully managed,
through correspondence, the necessary
medicines being sent by mail or express
Write for question blanks, or describe your
case, send sample of urine for analysis and
enclose 10 cents for postage on treatise,
which contains reproduced photographs
and full names and addresses of vast mum
bers Of people who have been cured in this
way. Address, Worlds Dispersary Medi-
cal Association, COS Main St, Buffalo N. Y.
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Jackets.

ladies' Jacket in handsome navy ami
black cheviot. s.
ladies' Jacket IN black and navy blue
beaver. s6sS and 81
ladies' Jacket IN black boucie double
BREASTED with square reveres. s. 80,
same style IN cheviot az $40 80
ladies' Black BouclA. - Inches long. rip
pie hack. melon sleeves. $3.50. sls@
Same style Nth satin strapped seams.
So and SO
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ITEMS Pantaioos.

4 big stock and a good stock for you TO
select from and at the closest sort OF
prices. We invite especial attention to
our dress rantaloons ut $3.50 and IS.
\ new line of Mems jean Pantaloons.
Si25.
Mems Heavy Satinet Pantaloons. ST 30.
Mems Cheviot Pantaloous. in plain.
blue or black or striped. Se.e5.
Mems Carhart Pantaloons. warranted
all wool and union-made. s.. SO.
Mems Dress Pantaloons, neat striped
Cashmcres, 81 and s..
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Ladies' Capes and Jackets

Where is there another stock like this?
Hundreds OF Jackets and capes are here
TO choose from and every one of tho latest
style. Not a single new effect is missing
There is complete satisfaction in select
ing from a stock like this. And what
moderate prices. Only a few dollars are
necessary TO make you the owner of a
warm. serviceahle and stylish jacket or
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Yesler Ave-, Bet. Front st. and r. r. Ave

would DO likewise. with the result that all
me producing property held IN trust would
be taken away
lie FeVre figures that II he is allowed 20
conduct the property as heretofore under
orders Of the court ali the accrued and sc-
cruing interest on the mortgages can be
paid OF.
During July and August lie Fevre re-
eeiyed. including sss.23 cash on hand.
Al. and expended during the same
time N,S93.4S The large expenditure for
labor, N.+4s.S. was incurred through har-
vesting 800 tons OF good bright hay.
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sANBORN DIVORCE CASE OVER.
stipulation signed by the Parties Set
ties Their Quarreis.

The divorce suit of Lucinda Sanborn
against Charles G.. Sanborn. the we'll
known merchant, is thing of the past.
a private settlement has been effected,
and instead Of going into court and prov
ing the pros and cons they will abide
by the terms OF an agreement, the pro-
visions OF which are known only TO them
selves and their attorneys.
Yesterday afternoon about $50 o'clock
their attorneys obtained Judge Langleys
signature TO an order TO carry out q stip-
ulation In which IL was agreed that the
complaint should be dismissed and with
drawn from the records and that the
showcase order should be dissolved.
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Ladies' Neckwear.

We are now showing the largest and
hanasomost line of ladies' neckwesr we
have ever shown In all the latest novelties
and exclusive designs.
New laccs.
New embroderies.
New veiings.
New handkerchiefs.
New hair ornaments.
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Art Goods.

Stamped doylies, 4c, Sc. &c, l3c 70 sc
each.
Our line of stamped linens IS being con-
stantly added to end is now the largest
and most complete line this side OF Chi
esgo.
Remember wa have the Royal Society
embroidery silks for sale. The only per-
fectly fast colors in the market.
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Hats and Caps.

Eoys' Cloth Hats. 2se. N. 81.
BOYS Yachting Caps. 25c. hlc. 7sc.
Boys stlT Hats and Federss 81 ~
Childrens Knit Tam Oghsnters. 25~. 5cc.
Tsc.
Misses Cloth Tam o'shanters. 81. n3,
81 80
Mems Travelling Caps. r.. 81.
Mems Yachting Caps. %. &c. 75c. 81.
fi5a
Mems SIN Hats. very nobby block.
special 81
Mems Brown Fedoras. just in; special.
1916
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Millinery.

AK any one what thev think about our
millinery stock this season. They VII
tell Won that ~ II thu finest stock shown
in the city. and that the prices are re-
r4srkahlv low We are doing a wond~r-
fui millinery business this season. AMI
You viii readily know why IL you vfii
VISIT this department api get an iaea 81
what a handsome hat will cost. All kIads
OF trimmings. and untrimmsd hats a.
very low prices.
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Quickstep Prices on New Goods,

tine outset OF the season prepared trade heavily and WELL
n
nnnd ties
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Things for the Wee Folks.

Bring the babies hero y you want 70
c'othe them economically and handsomely.
We we're never better prepared 10 sell you
Infants wearing apparel-rever had
larger or finer stock nor lower prices
There tent a mother in me city who VII
not fna IL a pleasant ana profitable task
70 look over this stock:
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Tail Orders.

We give mail orders the same careful
attention that customers receive when
buying In person. Out-of-sown patrons
can shop through the mails 49, n4van-
tageousiy az ~ they we're AZ our counters.
We guarantee 70 satisfactorily I'll az
mali orders sent ux.
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Infants Short Coats.

Infants striped Eiderdown. trimmed
with Angora, Sis. s1.ss and sS.9S.
Infants Eiderdown In cream. cardinal
and tan. at sl.9s. $50 and s3.9S.
Fancy striped and figured Chinchi,las,
trimmed with Angora at Sass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-06

The stirring campaign % 1879, when John
II. Mc(iraw was elected governor over his
competitor. Henry J Snively. hy hand
some vote was recalled yesterday after
noon by the following brief notice on the
minute book IN judge Oshorn's court
Henry ] Snivclv ". Press-Times Pub
fishing Company Dismissed for want OF
prosecution"