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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

When my little girl was one month old, she
had scab form on her face. 1t kept spreading
until she was completely covered from head TO
foot. Then she had boils She had forty on her
head at one time, and more on her body. When
six months old she did nos weigh seven ounds,
pound and half less than at birth Then her
skin started to dry up and rO' 50 bad she could
not shut her eyes to SLEEP, bur lay with them
half open. About this time l started using the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, and m one m0ph she tcds
completely cured. The doctor and drug bills
were over one huRdre doiiHrs the CUTICURA
bill was not more than mr. dOihvs. My child
is now strong, heal hy, and large as any child
of her age (see photo) and IL is all owing
to CUTIcURA. Yours with Mothers Blessing,
MRS. GEO. IL. TUCKER. JR.,
632 Walker St., Milwaukee, Wis.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02
For Sale at a Bargain!

House, Barn and Building Lot on Mechanics st.
One acre of land, partly covered with fruit trees
On Mortified street; House and small Build ng
Lot. Firstclass inve stment A. j. HOWE,
Real Estate Agen (
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

Bold throughout the world POTTER DRuG AND
CHEM Corr, sole Props. Boston. Gan about
the Blood, Skin, Scalp, and Hair" mailed free,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02
DEATHS.

In Washington, ID -, Dec. 81. John Walker, son Of
Oliver $. aud Mary Il. Walker Of Wllliamstowi l5
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

Baby Blemishps. falling hair, and red, rough
hands prevented and cured by Cuticura Soap
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02
Worcester.

The Sunday evening lectures by the Rev.
K. o Grisbrooke are very popular.
The union Christ mas entertainment at
the Congregational church was a success.
Nellie Dewey of West Berlin spent Sun
day with Lillian Vail. Jennie Wilson
is visiting her sister in Gilmore. - j. r.
Wilson Is sick. - Elton Taylor and wife
have returned to their home in Barre.
- Anna Wilson has returned to her
scho d in East Gilmore af,er weeks vaca
ton. - The youngest child OF Mrs.
Laundry is sick.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
PRESS OPINIONS


Marion Batter. TN. h-tll.,, ,..... ..
PopaIist leader IN North C.r,l...
VINO viii be elected 10 the Inn. 4
Stairs Senate. m an in..-y,..> -
c,ar-d hi. h.u.f ,r,, 49,.
continent H. the >ou.b +. ,-n,..',
and j.. PERMANENT Il LA r.,ol, .o.:.
the methyG- of the ol,y.rc,, CT,
ha- ruled North TaroiIn, o,t..
~pulh"rh NtaLes since the war. shut
ing ~" iha'n pope ont f,"m ans
pdfrcIpa ION III ne anaIrz II toD
stat. He Fad that all IF ritz ;,
work reform "lthin the Drro.r,,.c
party bad fa.l.d. tn. u,., wh, ,.il
mower heinz aII. ;, ,r.;,..;
f,... ,L.,r ~. ~ ~ al"
,o,..',t. |p'" III" party,
~ ''"eI non among the
- or an" tue complete over
'"'o" " th' old "tigarchy. He
predicts IN" 81 me r. suit ia nca,ly all
thr Othc' Southern STATES.
Trd.r I'm. ,.,u,.o f a.. DAHL.
can Fusion !, \,r,h t'..i.
On ,I, -" Id last
- aus senators, I"
~ I'i''H'f' W thf present IeP',Iature,
MI ~ taken from the paati = to the
cDan'Ion. 4 Republican " fiji the
In"Aplr'd term Of the late senator
Vance, and Irpuist will ,ucc..d
senator Ransom for fnll tenn
rhi, show. IN. farm !, n.h;ob 49,,
tidal u.,. b., w r,..I:- ''''
'P"''S"''i heP"nirah una.
In" problem which these South
trn eI' ctIOn r"fOrmrrs are trying tn
solv" is this: To enact election laws
which shall be substantially fair in
their Application 10 All ci,i>.,,hI.L
and white, and which shall at the
same time keen the government IN
der whit. control. Their. IS an in
tluenllal and growing wing e these
Ieformers, which il urincinaIlv any
ious 10 keep the control of affairs IN
int, llip.nt hands T. pardl.ss rnl,r
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
DER IN WAYNE COUNTY.

Fl. Davis, the miller at Mr..
ompson's mill at saulston,
bunty, was murdered by a
egro fellow by tho uame of
eivertor. q few days ago. 1t
bat Yelverton wished Mr.. Da-
rind his corn out of time.
WAS refused. Whereupon he
enraged, and while Mr.. D.
in the act of mending the
the furnace the negro struck
low backof the. head, which
B in death. Mr.. Davis lived
five days. The negro is at
. ~
ustice. we "rrpose, not think,
it 4lr. Davis was seriously
only required small bail
was readily given and there
zen he found that death wa
% be the result Of the blow 1t
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
ATlANTA'S EXPOSITION
'f"ht Attractions Ingsged- ippIi.-4ti,u
Tor -p#'" fr"n MANY Foreign 1ouI-
tries.

AIIA>I,, Ca. Jan. l2-Iht. COTTON
states AID Int"rnatiuna ENpo~ifiol
director anununr" that hey haNr iI-l
engaged. II large s'Np,u~r. HINES IA
nous New ork military band. Tin
greatly ar and Peace. r"lnpn-,.d bI Mr.
lnn"-, viii b" "A strong tcatlIrt.,I ms
engagement. Appii, a ions for space
AT TINS "Npo-ltIuH ar" coming IN IRON.
all state III the Mon and many for
"Ign countries. The thirteen mann
mot h bindings are now in course. OF
construction and all Will be- fini~hrd in
time for h" inStai latiOn OF cXhis it, hy
August next. The exposition i to be
opened september 10 and closed De
ccmbcrJ 81.
AsiIAGIoN, Jan. l2.-Secrrtary
Carlisle today accepted the bia Of ".
W. MrAir", of Atlauta, for tn. cree
llon OF the government building al
tn" Atlanta Exposition. A meeting of
IN" government directors of he expo
>ition has called for next week to de-
cldr on IN" question of extending the
ground area Of the exposition about
nnc-tourth beyond the area originally
contemplated. 1t is altogether pruba-
bic that the extension Will be made.
and that It will take in ground TO the
rear of the building. IA originally
planned.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15

x.4,,t * = Hats IA
N4- ut l>~r-are. I l..=
..'or
~ s hG
Nal I ~.ea d A..tAa4 49,. 3
a t.t-
Naa.. a R..-a4. 81
Na@ I. 9.r--ao- ,..
itAE~
Na,a y \ N".es-A7t. >as-
~ Ha.ar u. F-.-t.
49, r.t.a h!erueF; Hs,-auz.s
\ .'''a'"f''i 3" Il f7r''.'' d
"a.r~ Efayi "a@, "
"r'"sr ''~s' p hh.'
r.qI. II. DA1 Dele. 4
r.-.... ". g.. P..,I.r. J.. .,.
prsa~. {. Va, T.. Bar.
.~.~
l. rau4 K. l. bardra. ?.
Il 'nna
I..-.t-~ TENN D. l.ol-
born T.
t'' '"no W.. J. arm
:. .', 5'. Nh Cox. Y 're"h'''i'.
'|N ~ \ lfhTf' f Nllis
~ >
q ~
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
LORD IN LOVE!
u Eurlesuue Girl and Ioss'
So 900, 900,

Jan. l2.-rhe report that
he American actress, has
,d to Lord Francis Hope,
the Duke of Newcastle.
% be- correct. The llanrp-
h register show. @hat N.ss
iy0r0 trandi, Hope were
ere on November 18th, last.
years past stories have been
lion to the effect that May
married To Lord Francis
they hay" beet, -a- frequent
it IL said that the family
'ancis Hope once offered him
he would sever all relations
American Burle3quc. The
Of both parties is entered in
ny a. tang ~ 'ook,' 81
Gardens.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
KNOWLEDGE

Briu-- corDimrt and inlprovement-and
nh 20 persona! enjoyment when
Idly s:-h. The many, who 1--we bet
Z. .i.ar. ";A-rs ana c-.5o! lIfe more with
- expenditure, by more prvnpty
80 ptln. tie worlds bit prsiuet- 10
ae ne,-i. of hy-i a t-ing will 2i:~-t
.r. value - health of ,he pur. liquid
..vl'.vr lrimcir.r- embr4ued in the
-.n my, -rrup Of Fig
J.. .&--l.-Ilc. J. due tn ia r.---ssir-
K lie .1rn rln~t accrptabe And yl-a--
1t ." tae i-i-te, the rein ding and tgUly
D.DefS.al properties of = I.rfect lax
a;iv": eiTcrtiaTly cicsn-ing tie -y-tep.
'.i-Jeliing ~,id-. headache. and fever.
and IermaH-ntly curing constipation.
!; has given Satisfaction 70 millions and
ntet with the approval .of The nedie=s.
''7pfs--ipn. becaV-. II sct- ON the Md
ncvs, Liver and Bowel. without weak
efing Them and il il perfectly free from
c-cry objectionable substance.
syrup sc Fig j. for saie ~ all drug
g.-s- in 5i~ mi 81 t,.ttles, but IL is man
ala turet by the California Fig Syrup
u. only, whu-r name j. printed ON every
...ckage, also the name, syrup ri Fig.
I'D :seiug we'll informed, YOU wall not
arcer, any substitute If offered.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
A anrrenus Eunpral.

York, Jam l2.--The funeral services
fhe remains of Mary Pau, wife OF
m Waldorf Aston, we're held at tTlI / !
today. The rem a;us rure enclosed
p?,eG n !. Laden, casket, which was
III handsome. rosewood coffin with
yer handles. William Waldorf AstOI
kd the church with the aged father OF
lie wife OH his arm. Then came severe,
ger members pfthe PsGl fafhliy. and
them rtpreSentatiyes of'tlle Dahlgreen
e,, Cham bers and Gibbs families. J
nan Drayton was also member OF th,t
Fd party Mr.. and Mrs. John Jafol
mare at present in philadelphia, The rs
nk wera. after the ceremoi,y, depositec
N ]. !. A stor -Nniit. - -
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15


(Mew York Tribune.D
Promptly at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning Captain kobley d. Evans.
standing on the bridge of the cruiser
New York. gave the order "unmpol
ship" There was a seurry Of willing
feet, a brief time of quick work, and
chen with a rattle and clank the big
chains were drawn Oh board. There
were only few visitors at the navy
yard, and when the big tug
Narkeeta began snoring and
churning the wa er was NIX, ag
lot of fuss abpigt getting the
biz snip out into the stream, those
VINO had got up early to be on hand
waved "a damp, bedraggled farewell
and started homeward tor hrcsk fast
and dry c'oth!ns. Nn board the
cruiaer everything had been attended
to, and as soon rs she caught the
tide the flagship of the North At
lantio squadron pointed her graceful
prov toward the bay, and went
down to TonIpkirsyille, where Rear
Admiral Meade tsftidad TO an;hor
for tAu night Oil account Of the thick
W, ather, and put to sea to-tay--and
in this way was the start made for
what is expected to he ore. 6. the
most intnr"stl,.s anu valuable cruises
ever made by United States vessels
If war.
The programme as outlined in
rhe Tribune few days ago is un-
altered. witA the exception that the
fl ct may assemble at Hampton
Roads instead of St Thomas, W, |.
! Rear-Admiral Meade has received
authority from the department to
| introduce any feature of marine evo-
luton or drill which he may con-
slider beueiioi..l TO the men or the
Vessels, and he said, in CONVEX sation
Just before sailing, that while Euro.
pean nations had their prac clce
oruises as a regular feature of the
discipline, there would be no at.
telnpt to follow European tactics
and rules, rs he believed tho United
states Navy should Originate meth
DDS and not copy fronf cttGc...
That tbs viii be a trial trip o.
es.on vessel in the squadron is a set
lied fact, and this will be a grea
satisfaction to those who have bee'
longing fur 4 tsst of the merits
the cincinnati aud Raleigh, bott
vessels having been built by the gov
ernm, nt, and being equal i'll 81
Heig ht and armament.
1t will BE- one year tomorrow sine
Rear Ad niral \. r.. X. Benham
!; s,en III command Of the North At
lantio Squadron, assumed comman'
of the fleet in the harbog Of III
JAneiro, and hsa Hnder him tn
q, st powerful lieet the United State
| had assembled in foreign waters TO
many years. 1t included the Ne'
York, San Francisco, Charleston
, Newark, D.troit and Yantic. j
the present fleet, the Montgomery
equal t., the Detroit, the Goiumbls
Cincinnati and Raleigh exceed tn
Newark, San Francisco and Charlie;
. ton by 1000 tons, or more than tn
3 Yantic amounted to, leaving tn
! Atlantic, 5000 tons and a. total G
2 twenty guns, as an.increaseovery tn
Brazilian-1leet Of 9 Year ago.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
rested While Relieving Suffering.

Imbus, O., Jan. i4.-Sherif Lou F
w, OF Fayette county, il here to take
"A. h, Cut to Washington Court House
charge of manslaughter. Colt, as the
sentative of the board of trade is in
sng Valley carrying relief to destitute
g. bnt has been autographed to report
h forthwith. -. .
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
COTTON MAIsK EFT

~ 4lj =. NJ spot cot
and prices steady Am,TI
Pd; gpod,ruIdlling good
|Inary sales of the day
of which $40 were for
brt, included ll,lUp Amcrl-
~ bales, including 81, 800
ttTt RES.
steady aud closed quiet,
advance, American mid
cling January 3d, buyers;
nary Sd, buyc rs; February
|bnycrs; March and April
bril- and May 3 3-6id, value.
1.6ld, sellers; June AM
|; July and august 3 7-6t,
|l September 3S-Gld, buy
ctober 3 lO6id, sellers.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
|AVAI STORES.
SNILMINGroN, n. c., Jan. II.

jan. II. iiu-ln firm, Sl.OOa
le firm, 254c.
Jan. l4.-Spirits turpentlne
b firm, 81 %.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
CINCINNATI NNI.K I,P

,"lunati, Jan. II Flour firm, fancy
- ~ family 81 Ola2 N Wheat 80. ;
HI corn strong, 40. :, mixed ~ cat.
~ :, mixed 32ta32s Eye firm so. :.
Rrk steady at 81 10. Iard in fair
sG.o|, Bulk meats in Iight dcmand.
u. Bacon steady, ., .p,a7.ll ~.
ipZOqLtp Iltud AT x12l
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
The Dai|yCauCaSian
The Dai|yCauCaSian

VIII stand for
eruuny and ~
I I'm iu al!
hranria.> 81 THE
pui1.ic rur lCe.
Itb-il-Se>Iu the
grra' rua~~> 81
the PLAIN work
ing people more
than % h-ii-N,>
IL any other
elias amt u
viii 10 al lr ~
power 10 t,acil
them 10 know
what 'iIelr rights
are ard how To
secure them. IL
VIII iuri.i-h IA
n g i lI.m T. y
which The pcu-
pie may corn
muuirar" with
ore anptI,r
a"i ltlr.litcs All
WHO have az
thing - SaT Ia
make f-,r use uf
rs cOluu IT..
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15
'RDlflW,iI MARX flr.
rs are as follows

us are as follows:
nd unchanged. ssWheat-No.
(aGo!; No. 3, spring nominal; No.
primo. :, redi5s; No. 3 yellow
~. J, .2A3. Mess pork j BOA
s6 81 !a69 Short rib sides
sailed shoulders 43ai4i short
|a3. IS. Whiskey vi -. Sugar -
formulated $500; standard a,
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15

"'i' -ss'~ @a-l~ "a a. -
'at''@I r~-sa,-
w g,~ t.e.su .b.r.~
sa~..,r...-.-.t
. q" ''~f-'a
have b-~s. Aale :" -; 't..u4.
-s>.rt
T. + Snip, rep. Nerua Taco
" --'.-. PIP. r'targi
...:.. + + ; r M.re.A.y. p2r- ~
: l'r. l. +. Gr.cr. .s..su Wr.a.,.
br y T. N,r,.r. dem PHI,
''''.
- \ \ F,ri-- tap Grs-r.....
- , h~..Amy pap. wr.ak y.
! ! Il. Hoover. pop +, FL t..,
j. N. Mea ..'frle. bop. X .-,.,
l. l.. francis. pop, Hu,iI.n..
g" Il, l. "ran,, pop. ,,,..,tor
\ II Paddl>on. pop. b4rgaA
10 +. B. Rec. pop. Wilmington
He. \ Cook. rep, Warfent.l
T. Rev II. ". Norris, pop. ia.
leEtiue', Mills.
Is \. ). Aoy.I. dim. Sm.-h6.ld
u John +. Fowler. non. ,rI,.f,,r
/. lay Ipr, pop. Damn.
H.. J. Long. pop Epka. Angu,
nLa*, pop, MaNtpn.
10 Warren Carver. rep. Fayett,
vile.
l. Dr., 4. j. paIny, pop, Oxford
Is u. ~ he. :, pop, Hycut,.
;. \ "hlte. rep Mchaue.
~ !. ". Wicker, pop Colon
% y. K. Ii, d~ay. Pop Madison.
10. \. srarbuck, rep. kvrucr,-
VILE.
w. }. Adams, dem. Carthage.
- L. Hurley. pop. | WHARF,: ! NJ.
Sa"ders. pop, waIkersvlIle.
- VIM. y. Moody, pop, Bloom
l.gron.
- ". {. Dowd. dem. Charlotte,
70 ). W. Wall, rep, WaIlbuIg.
J. + Westmoleland, pop, Thomas
vIllr
- Barton Il. Brown, rep. Yad-
ElnylIIe: !. {. Sharpe, rep, Fancy
mn.
Is 5. L. Marshall, rep, White
Plains.
20 a. Y. Sigmon, rep. Hickory
W. +. White. pop, Ayilla.
80 W III. Farthlng, pop Leander:
}. Black, rep, Bakersville.
81. Il. Fortune, rer, Shelby:
Y. Hamrick, pop, Boiling Sor:nys
80 j. NJ MOODY, RCD , Waynea-
vile; Rev. John Ammons, pop. Mars
Hill
* j VI. Gambler, D., Dillsboro.
35-k. 5. Hurbert, rep. Haysv,lle
Populists S: Republican. ii: Dem
ocrats &; total 30,
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15

(MeW York Tribune.

The Nays Best Cruiser Anchors at Temp
kin,vilIe on iirr Way =" Hampton Roads
And Will go to sea To-Day.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15

Sub -crii e for the weekly cAvcA-
SIAN, IL Ia year. l5--z-.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15

MOODS Pills act easily, Sva promptly and
efficiently on The Liver and s~"si. 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-24
CROCKETT MU>T STAND TRIAL
New Witness Brings Ont Points
.Ironl.IN EaNnra bic TO u IN.


Hugh & Crockett. better known as
"Davey" Crockett. viii have TO answer TO
the superior court for killing George
White, the Colored porter OF the Ha1ler
building. at the Criterion saloon on De
cember IL Justice Caldwell bound Crock
EFT over yesterday for murder in the nrst
degree under $500 bonds, which ne
secured later in the day. The
evidence was substantially the same as
introduced al the c9-oner's inquest last
week. with the exception Of witness
Amos, who could not be found in time for
the inquest This testimony differed
considerably from that of ROadhouse and
Kohne. the barkeepeT, and is thought 10
greatly strengthen the defense.
70 A mos is a milkman and great friend OF
RoaddotEse. De was in the Criterion on
the nRht OF inc shooting. drinking with
his friend. and Jaw the first OF the dice
shaking According 10 his story. White
was quarrelsome. and ~ ter being beaten
A. dice the first time began using protane
language Crockett. in a mild tone, told
him TO stop talking that way, buf White
could not be quoted. and woand up 10y
saving: You g.. III cut you up, at
the same time making move as II to
draw a razor This vas more than Amos
could stand and ne described II made
for the back door at the rate Of forty
miles an hour. landing in the alley on his
head"
: Prosecuting ATTORNEY HASTE tried hard
10 make Amos admit that it was Crock
etts big 45-cauber revolver that caused
him to flee. but WAS unsuccessful the
witness sticking TO his statement
During the hearing Crockett sat by the
side OF his wife. apparently the most IN
concerned man in The court room
Guizots History Of France. SIX volumes
half calf, very cheap, can be seen at Gem
drug store 5f9- Second street,
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

vision OF Mrs ~ F.ttson Will spend tne
happy hours after the gifts haze been us
trlbuted in games AMI amusemenis tnat-
wlll make the day one never - oe FORGOT
ten
Eighty inmates az the county farm VIII
81 down % a turkey dinner, ana al VII
81 given a good feast e
There are only eleven prisoners N tiF
CITY jail. and they viii - royalty SCI 80
witn turkey. and il j. probable that Lle1E
fellows IN the county jail ~ii also rare d
weu.
Santa Claus VIII appear 10 the children
q the Edgewater COngregatsoisal S1.l1as
school thls evening. following a pa9to-
mime. which - 10 - one Of the features
Of the occasion. At the service A-ls
sceDter and the star viii BE- sung.
10 Fremont the members OF the Aso1ry
II F. church VIII provide a Christmas tree
this evening. aud the little ones OF the
Sunday school viii - mode happy
An old-fashioned Preside set between TWO
Christmas trees may be sesn al the Rat
terry street " r. church this evening. ana
An interesting p-ozra NINE viii be rem
dered Every BODY Is Invited 70 attend the
entertainment. which VIII be free.
The Poor 10 Be Remembered.
The dstr.butSon Of Christmas goods by
the ladies OF the Bureau Of Associated
Charities VIII begin at noon today az iU5
Third avenue. corner OF Cherry, and con-
t.nue until every family IL provided Tor
Every body 4 requested 10 notify al needy
families 10 call on the ladies' tomorrow IN
order that no family IN Seattle may go
hungry on Christmas day.
In the First NJ. r. church tomorrow eV-
ening the ediace will pe given over 10 the
CHILDREN. and the cantsts. King Santa
Claus" will oe produced. As bshttlng the
occasion the church has been deliberately
and Handsomely decorated, and the cnA-
renTs festival VIII De- one OF the most Ell
joyaole events OF the year.
Po@toffice Open Christmas Day.
The Seattle postoffice VIII be open
Christmas morning from 8 until II o'clock.
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Th@y Are lie re.

large shipment of japanese GOODS
direct from Japan by the steamer En-
press of India. arrived yesterday from
Vancouver by train consigned 10 NJ.
Furuya. of tins city. and are now on sale
at 300 Yesler avenpeC and 80 Front street.
corner Marion Mr. Furuya has positive
instructions from the shippers 70 close
out th6se goods Immediately. and thaV
arrived little late Tor the ChristmaS
trade the prices have been reduced 70 less
than they can be bought FOR IN Japan.
Ladies looking TOR beautiful ORIENTAL
goods for friends. either here or ia The
East sh0uld not miss tnis opportunity.
Can early and avoid the rush A present
is gwen with every 20 sale. and "a special
present with every SIC purchase our
stores wei to- open uutu Ii O'Clock to-
night
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SHIPPING l. sroRM-BoU>D.
Fears Not only for the -trathnevis but
Tor tn. Damn ils..

Pert Townsend. Dec. @3-The worst
storm experienced So maGy years pre-
waited in the straits last night and TO-DAY.
The Telegraph wires are prostrate1. and
shipping is ar "A standstni Steamers ar
rtt3ne from below report severe gale
from a- IVES, ana steamers bound down
ARE compelled 10 seek shelter and wait
for She weather TO moderate
The prev at~nce ~ "a succession az south
e-ty ard westerly sales has not only IN
reaSfret fears far the safety - The North
eru Pacific Steamship Company Steam
er StrattueytS hus much uueaslaess II
uow tSiug fett here for the BRUSH
steamer Darub- which left Victoria TWO
weeks ago n search for the disabled
steamship Daring that period the
weather has be=a intensely stormy.
making 81 extremely periious for f7e IAN
lat 20 oe eu. IN thc gales. and uuea more
So y size rad th- SfrathreKIs SO toss
Since tre collier Wachuseft ret5iF ~
from sea badly damaged and leaking. ex-
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Light Wires Burned out.

Many OF the hg4ts were burned out b
the crossing Of the wires The arc lights
ana the iRCaUdescentso weFe crossed at uu-
merous places by the storm. making A cur
reut of 4,0e@ volts. but as one was an ar
and the other an incandescent circuit IL
burned out the are lights. Yesterday after
noon the Uelon Electric Light Company
found that out of thirty-two lamps only
two remained that would light. The tele-
phone company cat its union office entire
~ out after midnight in order to save the
switch boards
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what a Christmas present for your
WIFE. \ ueH lone, Con Cepfert lt'4 Sec
ond.