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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-14
Close on the Hee,- Of a Thief.

Charles Dlbhie was arrested yesterday
afternoon ny officer Burkman on a charge
of stealing a lawn mower from the resi-
dence Of DR.. S. j. Holmes on Rainier
street last Monday The theft was re-
ported on Monday afternoon at 40. and
IN legs than two hours the mower was
located by the police in a secondhand
store. where II had been sold for Is cents.
Dibhle was arrested and identified as the
man who sold 1t. and presumably who
stole It, Before his arrest yesterday Dbl
bic had been to Green lake and stolen a
scvthA from the home Of Mrs. Mcdonald.
which ne sold 10 a secondhand man on
Pike street for 35 cents.
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Mrs. r. r. I.angdon, widow OF the late
president OF the Minnesota Belt Line
Railway & Transfer Company, arrived IN
the city Yesterday in ear sea, which re-
Gently brought 10 the coast the party Of
= T. Underwood. general manager OF the
500 line Mrs LanEdOn Is accompanied
by Air and Mrs. Csvour Laugdon, her
son and dauEhteT-{n-iaw; Mrs, Harry c..
T~,1esdale ard Mr.. :. c. Tookcr The
visitors are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
H. e. Henry. and VIII remain in the city
four or tive days. This is Mrs. Langdon's
sNrnnd visit 20 Seattle.
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J. w. Forrnrn Killed at cripple Creek

James ". Ferrera. aged "a years. was
killed IT Cripple Creek Col, August 9. by
a rock striking him on the face blast
had been fred in the street In front Of
the store OF the Gandofo Fruit company,
OF which company he was a member. In
the spring OF 1890 he was associated with
J. r. Gandolfo in conducting tho Hotel
Gandolfo. az Pacific avenue and Thir-
teenth street in Tacoma. He later was
manager Of the Tacoma commission house
OF n Ferrera a. Co. ar 1870 Railroad
street. and I'm 1899 formed with u. F"rrera
and Anthony Ferrera the Everett Supply
Germany IN Everett He has been IN Col
orado two years He was born in Port
land. where he Will ~ inferred today.
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Steady Increase in Number and Cost of
New Buildings.

a good index TO business, and especially
to what might be termed commercial con-
fidence, is the number of buildings going
up. On this point the following figures
will speak for themselves: During the
month OF May. 1885. the number of build
ing permits issued by the board of pub
lie works in this city was a.. and the
amount to be expended was $ll 1888. The
next month showed an increase to 81 per-
mits and an expenditure Of S15,o30. July
showed a still greater increase. for while
the number Of permits for that month was
exactly the same as for June. the amount
named 10 be expended was almost ex-
actly twice as great. amounting TO $751;
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HE SUES FOR BACK WAGES
rnoto2rapher's Printer s.Iaf,,x ,,,,a,
h sun Due and f,arufshe. -

oe ana furnishes Property.
=. Plummer yesterday sued p Ia
Roche. The photographer. in the srrerso-
LOT spS claimed 20 be due on salarv
, - printer In the latter's gallery and gar
slsIleed goods belonging TO la Roche Ir.sne
possession OF the Great Northern ~
road company. 4'A''
a. hummer alleges that he was employed
a ssa, printer by La Roche during the yea
Pa at salary of SIS a week ana sro,o
&c lazy 10 July 3. 1896, he was TO receive
S ~. a week. On October q. according 10
lfners story. a settlement was had.
at which Plummer received All the roonay
1ue am bat s2s. and from that time 10
Juiy 8. 1875, earned $40. of which geo ha,
been paid. leaving a balance OF SIS. Be
SIDE this amount Plumrner claims that
Ia hoehe borrowed sz5 from him on two
OCCASIONS, making total OF $zs0. which
with the interest brings the whole amount
due him TO 500 PIummer claims that the
Treat northern has personal property
oeionSins to La Roche in its possession
worth over $3.50. and names that road as
sarnishee
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GEN. RUGGLEs DUE TO-DAY.
Expected to Arrive In the City by TIN
Portland Train.

Adit. Gen George NJ. Ruggles. u. S. A,
who is on a tour OF inspection OF various
army posts. Is expected 10 arrive in this
city at $50 this afternoon by the Portland
train. Gen. Ruggles is accompanied by
Gen. John n. Bryant. Gov. John II. Nc
Graw. and Mr.. II. G.. Strive. Yesterday
the party visited Fort Candy at the mouth
of the Columbia, returning 10 Portland in
the evening
The party was met in Portland yester-
day by ]. III. Price, secretary of state.
who reached here in the afternoon and is
now at the Butler.
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a strong effort is being made TO induce
Gov. McGraw 10 commute Willie Holmes
sentence from hanging TO imprisonment
NJ. G.. Wlnstock. his attorney. viii make
trip TO Olympia today for the express
purpose OF laying the case before the
chief executive. Holmes is falling fast,
and IL is the firm belief of all who have
seen him recently that he will not live
more than six weeks. as consumption has
secured firm hold on him.
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ARGUING DENNY HOTEL CASE.
Great Array OF Lawyers In the Ia
mons ont rnNNf.any.


mons Cont rovcrSay.
The argument in the famous Denny no.
,el case was continued yesterday before
Referee Bell In the library room or the
superior court. I. &. Gilman, OF counsel
'or Potvin. occupied the entire forenoon
ard portion Of the afternoon. He dweit
Principally on Law points and portions o.
ne facts not brought out by ar. WHEY
VINO opened the case Monday afternoon
Ar Gilman was followed by : II hat-
Aaay. trustee ard general counsel TOT
'ornell university. Mr. Hailiday,s stand
iag IN the EAST IS very high and MS re-
marks yesterday were eagerly listened 10
W counsel on beth sides. he spoke entire
y on the Law governing the case, as ne
CD not arrive IN time 10 look over tire tes-
,Fony and LETT the facts cf the case -
eraesht cut by the evidence entirelN ~
TIE hands Of Fremont Cole. the local at
toFney for the university. Mr.. Halliday
very forclhle nleader. his tang hhSS
hetng perfect and his address pieasihE-
Fremont cole VIII follow Mr.. Halhnay
ietay and George = DeSieiguer WIZ ioi-
Nv fer Potviu.
Referee Bell will then take the case
under adviseuent and 70 VIII proeaoly pc
about SIX weeks before he renders ae-
ctssSn
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The following new suits were filed yes
tertiay in the superior court:
F. c. Plummer vs. r. La Roche ct ux.--
Balance due on salary, $500.
George +. Aust VS.. w. ". Radcliffe
Two assigned promissory notes, Sl5S.S0.
Kap a Co. vs. the Duwamish Construc-
ton Company-Transcript from Justice
Humphrey.
Il ". Bunker VS.. W. T. Wiessnthal.
Catherine Wiesenthal and j. l., Green
Promissory note, SOS.
Frye-Bruhn Company vs. American
Coal commandments from Justice
Cooper: Judgment by default. $50.
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Readv-Made Houses for Africa.

Steamship Antwerp City. for South Afri-
ca. will have in her cargo a number OF
ready-made houses, built in this city,
which will be shipped knocked down. The
lumber was sawed at Port Blakeley and
shipped to this city. where II was framed
and the doors and sashes fitted. Tho
whole lot was then shipped back by the
steamer Sarah NJ. Renton. taking three
trips. This is an experimental order. but
there is little doubt that it viii be success
ftsI
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The standard. Not the Fidelity

The action brought by Eliza NJ Fraser
for the accident insurance on her hus-
bands life is against the Standard Life a.
Accident Insurance Company, and not the
Fidelity & Casualty Company, as mad
vertently stated yesterday morning. The
defense 10 the suit is that Fraser at the
time OF his death was engaged In gam
bling. an unlawful act, and thereby con-
tributed to his own death
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r-sA brownsville WOODEN Mills Company.
-, tsrayynSville. or. have opened
= s,etbipg. gents furnishing goods and
merchant tailoring store az ~ Front
-. ,Nts rtfv. The Brownsville wooden
.s,ts ave haen IN operation for more than
49,, wears. Their goods are well known
=, most PARTS 81 she Northwest for relia-
,,s,,tv ard service, Their goods are strict
- al wool and guaranteed As represented.
arS viii be sold at very low prices quality
- - -oo.s= considered. The pubiic are
% -, - rafI ard inspect the goods The
...,N, viii also carry large stock of
,7s.,ssfs sna fannels, 60 De sold 10 the
trade only.
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sooa,or >f,,cbal1 in the f-ttv.

Senator John " Mitchell. Of Oregon
arrived last night from Portland 10 at
tend 70 business connected with the
Northern Pacific suit. The senator has
made hut one visit % Seattle since ISL.
and that was about twelve years ago. lie
narvels at the strides the city has made
in the character Of its buildings and as
A commercial center.
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VIII Work the Golden Cord Mine.

Wslmans Bros. are preparing to re-
sumo work on the Golden Cord mine in
the Monte Cristo district. They will In n
few days have twenty miners extracting
ore and expect to ship about fifty tons
n day to the smeIter. J. NJ. Wilmans has
Just returned from San Francisco TO look
after the work, and has taken Offices at
GLIB Bailey building.
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souak slough Ditch Hearing.

The hearing OF the directors to the
Squak slough ditch before the county
commissioners will be held on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock instead of Thurs
day, as announced in yesterdays paper
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To the Reach. To the Beach,

or course you're going. and so are your
sisters and your cousins and your aunts.
and - Going on the excursion 20
Ocosta and the beach, Sunday. the ISth inst
Train leaving al So a m Tickets. - %
at Northern Pacific ticket Offices.
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Now - the time - visit Yellowstone
Park = snecjslly conducted excursion
win leave Seattle September in special
Pullman cars in charge Of pr. Roland =.
Grant Of Portland only limited num-
4.e- will ~ allowed 20 ioiu the party. The
lowest rate vet named VIII cover tickets
Tor this PARTY oHlv For fun Information
aprfv - / A Nateau. general agent.
Nertharn Pacific railroad. corner Front
street and Yesler avenue.
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.rs,st thou minister 70 mind dis
- -. asks Macbeth Certainly. nv
80 The condition of the rind depends
l.~~eiv. II not solely. on the condition Of
~ s,or,srh. liver and bowels for all ~
..ef@b cor,rlaints Ayers Pills are "fhe
...-.,.o3sr,eet thing On earth"
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usrerss very largely or the physical con-
ss,5or sluggish HOOD dolls the brain. \
ptrars Tabulc after meals viii clear away
the fors IN short order.
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4 Chinese Merchants Wife Arrives.

4 Chinese woman named Mrs. Woo Gen.
wife OF the manager Of the Wa Chong
Company. arrived yesterday afternoon
from Canton. China, and was admitted
by Collector j. c. Saunders at Port Town
send. Having been born in San Fran
cisco and being the wife of a Chinese
merchant. she was entitled TO admission.
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Puget sound & Alaska Steamship com
many will have TO night boat from Sat
tie f1- Victoria August = and Is but
same vii ran as usual thereafter Morn
ms beat leaves Yesler wharf at lois q n.
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4 reward 81 So VIII he paid for intorma-
,,--, isr6irg - the arrest and conviction
~ any one stealing copies OF tho Post
r~+ellfrsrcer delivered 10 subscribers
throughout the CITY.
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N,asnnic nirecforv for seattIe.

4 neat so-page directory OF the Masonic
orders In Seattle has been issued by w.
w Poole, of this city. The work is said
to be complete. the publisher having made
every effort TO make il correct and "a
credit 10 the fraternity.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills Iof and
ass a box. Book FREE at your
druggists or write B. F. Allen Co,
s65 Canal Street, New York.
Annual sslss mos thaa On. oOo boxes
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ALL SAY HASTE Is oUIBEIING.


commissioners Positive lie
Opinion on Mileage Question:
County Commissioner Heston says ttl,.e
Prosecuting Attorney HASTE Is s4nhs4N
ealaelins when he SAYS he did not reSe lN {
letter from him asking fer an ol,ai'l p,l
or the rnfl,sea question. Both Mr.. Nick
esson and Mr.. tsaseh uphold Mr.. Heasoh
Now a Prominent German Cured HIS sei"
6sS ST. nY Avn. ST. PAUL Mimi, Mareh
SlSs4->ix weeks ago | suffered with !
Very severe cold: WIS almost unahse % slN.i -
Ny fnends all advised me 20 consult phy-
sician. Noticing Chamberlain Cough hem
eiy sEIye,4is,,j IN the -. Paul Eaies Zsiians,
procnrr8 \ hnttle and after taking It .
sae1 while was entirely well. nov nlN.s1
heartily recommend this remedy 70 al' oA's
Gaering with cold. NA. HILL
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First Regiment Band concert, Leschi
Park. tonight.
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Smokers, demand Ia Florida" scent
cigar Nothing eaual ever sold ~ the
money. TIE Florida Cigar Company.
Tampa. Fla.
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The 900 operatives in the Naumekesg
rcttou mills OF Salem, Mass, nave been
notified that their wages viii be increased
3 To 10 per cent. August Is.
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..old Dominion" Cigarettes
- booming. Smokers like them
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"Pinal0re'' tonight Madison PARK
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"Old Dominion" Cigarettes.
Ask your dealer for them.
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"The Pet Cigarette"
Is known the world over as the best.
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''Piaafore- topIsbt. Madison park.
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BECAUSE

4 n
LYp
BECAUSE
He has succeeded In effecting a cnre
OF diseases before which all others stood
pow erlessi because his fame has preceded
him. and the honors he received at the
leading Eastern hospitals, as well as In
Europe. were the highest ever bestowed
upon anybody; because he has testimoni-
ais from men OF the highest standing In
life as well as from those of lower sta
ten: because he is not only 4 doctor.
but Christian and a philanthropist; be-
cause his treatment is unsurpassed by any
and he has no equal.
1t is part of Judgment and sense 10
dering time and money upon the uncer-i
tainties of patent medicines and picayune,
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN.
AND WOMEN POSITIVELY CURED
IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME.
Yoang, Middie-Aged and Old Men.
II you are victims of youthful indiscre-
ticns and unnatural losses, II YOU are
on the road TO idiocy, insanity and the
grave. IL gloom and melancholy, morbid
fear and unnatural lust pervades your
mind. II you are respondent and down.
hearted. If you have lost all energy and
ambition, IL you have an aversion 70 so
ciety. II your memory Is failing and VOC
are uniit for business or study. YOU should
conauit Or. Sweany before IL is too late.
Get well and be man.
Diseases of women.
IL you are suffering from any OF the
diseases peculiar TO your sex. you should
cal, or write TO DR. Sweany and he win
tell you just what can be done for you.
He has succeeded in building up the most
shattered and brokendown constitutions.
and viii bring back 20 YOU that health,
strength and beauty which every woman
should possess.
You Can BE Cured at Home.
There are thousands cured al home by
correspondence. Write your troubles II
living away from the city. The strictest
secrecy is observed. 80 cast aside all feel
fngs OF shame to consult the Doctor He
Is conversant in all modern languages.
Method OF Treatment.
No poisonous or injurious mineral drugs
are used, but the medicines are all com
pounded from the very choicest, purest
and most effective medical plants. roots,
and herbs In the whole range Of nature
They do not act violently. hut all OF them
harmonic with nature. and while theiri
effects are marked and Immediately ap-.
parent they do not build UP temporarily
bur effect permanent as we'll as perfect
cures
once hours. . to IL a. m. to and g,
10 n.
Address:
LEyERETT SWRANY, VI. D.,
Onion Blk, !i3 Front St. Seattle. wash
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.-riaasore" tonight. Madison Park
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FIRST Regiment Band concert I.eschl
park. tNnight
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DOCTOR
SW EANY
Recognized By the medical fratern1
ity as the leading and most success
ful specialist in the United States.

The friend and benefactor of suffering
humanity, who for "a number of years.
has had permanent Offices at Seattle
where the sick and afflicted can receive,
treatment in the future. as they have ira
the past, from this noted phiianthropiss1
whose fame is being spread from the Pal
cific 10 the Atlantic coast. 7
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"PtnAfors" tonight Madison ParR
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A llttle high In price. but
'.Pinafora tonight. Madison park.
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..p,nafore'' tonight Madison Park
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ELEC'lROTPYING
STBREOTYPING

The only foundry IN the Northwest.
Furravine IN aH It's branches. Modern
machinery. skilled w0rkmen, prompt de-
Ig,se~x- :. lGVFeSf prices We make a special
~ az PRINTERS Commercial Work. Book
and Enclosing Plates. Box Brands. soap
I.sbalS and Stamps. Advertising Cuts,
etc etc. Estimates furnished
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO.
Palmer 4 EAy Branch.
ELeetrotyperS and StersoiypeTs.
Portland, Oregon
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Who call at his Offices Fridays are well
come TO his services
FREE OF CHARGE.

WHAT is THE REASON OF DOCTOR
SMEANY. s SUCCESS, AND WHY 30
THE SICK PEOPLE or SEATTLE AND
NICiNlTf CROWD HIS OFFICE DAI-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-08
Continued from list page. J

was held that under the code the
right to imprison for debt on final
proc IS in cases of frdud is S nc
toned. The court derives this bv
implication from a provision Of
the code, sec. p Practice Acg,
which has reference to arrest ON
mesne process and not final pro-
cess. The court say lit would he
an absurd provision of the law to
authorize the arrest of L,rty
upon being accused of II frpUdn.
lent act and requ re his dis
charge upon his being found
guilty" But as fraud involves
moral turpitude impr sonment is
jus itied as a punishment for it as
well as u means for enforcing pay
ment of the debt.
A that is essential for me to
hold In this case is that ImprI-
sDnment for debt, where n fraud
is alleged or shown, AMI where
judgment has been obtained aud
the defendant is unable to dis
Charge or secure the same, is il
legal, and so much IF the statue
as authorizes sucn Imprisonment
is Contrary to the Constitution,
and | 50 mold.
Let the petitioner be discharg-
ed.
A. s. Hartwell and A. q. NJ.
Robertson for the petitioner.
a. S. Humphreys for the Mar
shal, res Jondent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-08
Origin OF Coal.

Tho formation of coal, accord |
ing to DR.. Homer Greene's cos
mical theory, was due to the solar
orb bringing forth, millions of
years ago, when 1t was larger and
hotter than today, a wonderfully
luxuriant vegetation, including
plants Of strange kinds, mosses as
large as forest trees and ferns
thirty feet In height, growing up
richly from the clayey soil and
forming dense jungtes in the vast
marshes, the latter covering great
areas Of the earth's surface, these
ferns, MOSES and the leaves,
branches aud trunks of trees fall
ing and decaying where they
grew, only to render the soil more
rifle and the next growth more
observation-disclosures after year, CEN
fury after century-this process
OF growth and decay going on I'M
til the beds of vegetable matter
thus deposited became of great
thickness; the earth's body, how
ever, still continued to shrink, in
consequence OF which her crust at
times contracted and fell in, the
land then sinking throughout vast
areas, the beds of vegetable mat
ter going down and the water
sweeping again over the great
marshes, sand and mud and
gravel were laid down anew over
the deposits and the clayey soil
from which the next rich growth
would spring was spread out on
the surface, this process being
repeated again and again, as
often, indeed, as seams Of coal in
any coal bed. In this way, &C
cording to DR.. Greene, the con-
dltions for the formation of coal
were made complete, atmospheric
air being entirely excluded. while
the vegetable beds underw ent the
process of decomposition, SO that
In some beds of coal whole trees
have been found, with roots,
branches, leaves and seeds COM
plete, and all converted into the
same kind Of coal as that by
which they were surrounded.
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Day tilDGIEjS

In Honolulu there is
always S 'nncthlng that dc
mands the attrnt,"n Of the
fair sex. More especially
is this true when good
bargains are offered. In
catering to the wants of
the Honolulu ladies', the
merchants must buy judi
ciously and select only the
most artistic designs. Es-
pecially is this true of
white dress goods. l re-
ceived by the AUSTRALIA
a new line Of these goods
that are very pretty. They
must be seen, however, to
be appreciated. 1 also re-
ceivcd a fine line of Lad
les Shirt Waists and Cor
sets. Now that the Cho-
lera is over and life, social
ly, has resumed it's normal
condition, the dry goods
business must increase
materially in the next
month. Anticipating this
demand | have laid in this
fine stock of goods and
they are now ready for
your inspection, and can
be purchased at a reason
able figure.
M. S. LEVY.