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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23
New suits Filed.

Tho following new suits were fled IN the
superior court yesterday.
State of Washington ex rel Andrew
Freeborn VS. r. & Palmer, health officer
Writ Of mandamus.
Harry o. Dunkle VS. James u. Lowman,
Mary Il. Lowmaf and Eliza NJ. Hlil-Ac-
lion TO recover property.
c. c. Brundage vs. Charles s. Salisbury
Edna Salisbury and the Annie Wright sem
inary-Promissory note. SIS. and interest
vehorgs Peterson, Christian Peterson
Green. Emma Peterson va. NJ. McAiilien
and Jane Doe McMillen--Recoyery OF prop
srty
abby A. Roe Va David r. Louisa and
John r. Denny. Puget Sound National
bark. +. T. Biunck. A. L. Fuller A. q.
Robinson. National Rank of Commerce OF
Providence. n. l.: Merchants National
bank. Charles r. Baker. its receiver Sc
atile Hardware Company. Hulda Nj. Smith,
Commercial National bank. Bank Of Brit
ish Columbia, Washington Savings bank.
= NJ. Sheafe. It's receiver, w. Hammond
Wright. Thomas Royd. Oscar Todd. Sarah
AcDonoUgh. Thomas Clancy. Allen F. Nit
Ten, George r. Gund, W. J. Grambs.
Northwest General Electric Company
Henry A. Noble. Charles IL Rollins. IT.
Gaarantee Lean and Trust Company ana
Theodore f. Wilcox--Note. slo.a50t aitof-
ney fees. $50. and foreclosure OF mort
Eage on lots 70 & II 20 II. block 3 lois ,
and L. block 70: lot s. block Is, lots 10 g.
block q. Denny FNlhrmau addition; lot a.
hlonk c. same addition supplemental. ana
mortgage volume rs. page IS, on lots -
ana IA block s. lots aud ,. block IS: lots b
And !. block L. lots ~ 10 Is. block S2, lpeIi-
ny-Fahrman addition. lots s. and :. block
2. same addition snnplemental.
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The Cigarette License.

The new cigarette law. which wen, INTO
-, J,,ne 70 Is giving general sattsfac-
49,, 20 tobacco dealers. most OK whom
s,,,,a secured licenses. az II concentrates
IN, trade in the hands OF regular dealers.
~. '.'so,,, .i,e cigarette trade forms an I'M
,ortant item in their business The Amor
In Tol,acco Co. in order 60 assist deal
IS IN securing licenses. has piacea
brand IN this market. '"Fhe oFi I'o,'llllon
- ,,.b,~h they allow a special cash renat e
OF o,,s1,ses the dealer AZ small eNpe1se
.'l..,,., a l&>anse. Their well known
ySs =, Pets VANITY Fair" and
1870. of " are meeting with their old
..-rsa Ola Dominion" cigarettes are now
=. tho 4ands Of their distributing agents,
slsv,ahacher Bros. 4 Co. and NJ. Levy y
90 40 whom al orders should oe @o-
a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23
HASEL CLAIMS ASTAY
Mis- Attorney Says Conncil Must
Await His Appeal.
TERRIBLE THINGS MAY HAPPEN.
- Council Continues Trial, All City
Oncials May Be in Contempt
schmieg Family Graves.

sohn WHEY has kept his promise as re-
.r.efs the sSfasei case. and yesterday fled
! - the superior court bond OF appeal 20
4 s< supreme court. Later he appeared be-
go beth houses OF the city council. and
-s.sy assuring the aldermen and delegates
49,, ne intended TO make the hardest fight
!. ecuId for his client asked that the con-
.ss,ion grant him a continuance from
uanday unki Wednesday. Monday he was
.sIred 10 kppear in a case before the SUI
ss,sor court at EIlensburg. and therefore
snnnot represent the deposed FIRE commits
ssonsr that evening. The continuance was
,sadIIy granted. as required by profession
q courtesy.
IN stating his position TO the council
rsn Mr.. Wiley said there was a s8hstan-
81 dispute between himself and Corpora
,,en Counsel Scott as TO the legal effect Of
-. appeai. the one insisting that the coun-
IN no longer had Jurisdiction of the case,
chile the other declared that the appeal
.r,euded only TO costs and that the con-
.sntIon could proceed with the trial.
Egley sSys not only that the PROCEEDINGS
- the convention have been stayed by the
scresi. but that thereby the writ of pro-
tibtion, obtained from Judge Langley
ruesday and afterward quashed. is still
rosrafiye, and that IL the members of the
s<sy council. Mayor Phelps and Mr.. Scott
yresame 10 take any steps in the matter
}faey are liable 10 be attached and taken
Ys<ore the supreme court for contempt.
IL Is my intention" I'D Mr. Wiley.
a,houid the council decide to proceed with
kfhs case. TO appear and try II. taking care
a maintain my position as to jurisdlc-
zion"
The above remark Is regarded as an tn
timafion that IL the council pushes the
charges against Masei. his attorney will
Al once call upon the supreme court TO
eits everyone concerned In the prosecu-
fEon 10 appear and show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt"
The case that calls Mr.. Wiley TO FL
.Iensburg Is that of A. VI. Cannon VS.. Ben
r snipes involving the Eilensburg bank
failure. The decision will affect 500 600,
ard the claimants are about 400 creditors.
III. wliey's claim is for 5000. Since the
commencement OF the action a. NJ. Can
non. formerly the wealthy pioneer OF Spo-
Kane has died.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23
- victor and Pumping Plant.

THE Auawashpa Irrigation COMPANY IS
.xbghittng a new power and pumping
Want on the cutiet OF Lake Union az -,
P'seas W -A,.h ugiu Re run from a. m. I'll
,''o.'N' frorr Saturday. june =. fill
s,,,,p,.rsysv IN. 27th inst. The company :
.'.et,asr viii ae at the place. except sun
,,seva hours 20 fully explain Its
oAs ara show by model the new
-. Ss,.s ~ this wonderful invesfion
~, saturday e win 30 run unil ?. m,
- r,ve every one en- opportunity 10 see
the same. ..--.- ,,sn~s-
- "a humping plants for al rur-
- -. .ra especially invited 80 see this
i -, ar work. Address +. O. Box e. Sc
assfe Wash.
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GOOD WORK OF THE rrrrurx-



Damage at Power Hou-e.
ps ruins or the Conso,ssa.aA &C..
vss .ompanys power house. which
tn- oy tire last THURSDAY morn
1ssa examined Ey she aafssxssr
e. - s1perted that George z low
~, 7-ec.T'c expert from San rrarrisco.
r-.s- i've IN the city Tomorrow 70 ar
taE. S-s4a~As appssa-
ne ad5uste- yesterday rrna-kas ~,
a. ais experience he had never krsoxn
nfs the magnitude OF that OF last
LAY morning being handled better
..,.s = IRE department Continuing. he said .
me engines and boilers were nor dau-
$50 oy IRE at all. the damage hy water
80 go iaAing tin4oers was trffinxs Why.
- we Daooiti-g Ia the journals vas
rr- 49,. ana the glass oil cups we're
oFoken or the waste burned. Some
VI me dynamos viii have to be rewouna.
$50 .He insulation was burned of. In the
found an extra armzture in
wooden oox and the wood was no,
sseh cnarred. The walls OF tbs nowsr
mouse were no. injured.
NO" L Go not pretend to know how 20
ia hre department and do not pose
d an expert Ia telling how 20 conduct a
Hsnt az IRE. but when the rroa1f,,a IA
All over l can ell from the condition Of
rnisiss what Kind OF work has been done.
say THIS. that the department made no
mistakes IN handling the power house
iile. as viii be demonstrated by the con-
utaioh OF the machinery. Now as 70
stopping the fire or rather saving the
huliding, the department had no more
.iio~ tnan child would have OF saving
a,Is Aie u ne fell from a fifth story win
cow from my examination Of the build
nag ana what know of the alarm / am
satisfied the building was a seething mass
OF hames when the department was called
"hen asked II the engines could bs
started without great trouble he replied
tnat with new betting and very little
Work they would be ready 10 do service.
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TINWARE
~ TT DAVIDSON, Receiver
Will CELEBRATE HERSELF.
ballard Declines seattle Invitation
rIsrsri.. Car Servfce-Gund Sues.


Elsc,ric Car servfce-Gund Sues.
A. .ba Ballard city council meeting on
Tuesday evening there was an exchange
- es,-5lities with the Seattle Chamber or
Commerce in regard TO the Fourth or
I,,Iv celebration. An invitation from the
~naruhsr 10 astsnd the Seattle celebration
,x-as slas and the clerk instructed 20 send
,hanks tor IL but to say that as Ballard
.xouIa have IT'S own celebration, IL would
- s,nnossiE,Ie for the council and citizens
- s,sand hut he was instructed 10 IN
x,.a me chamber OF Commerce and citi-
s Of Seattle TO the Ballard esieora-
ton. as,..o "a .i.s-a -tons
,av,Ion at Salmon Bay park.
20 @ ~ exsrcises for the Fourth of
-, AXE Mace. was referred 10 the
.s--aa on pusplic buildings ana
e,-a,-rss :, conjunction with the city en-
$50. ut,h mower 10 act. Cows were re-
,sar,aa "a jumping over me renee SUI
Founding the park and the matter % pul-
ting a barbed wire on top OF the iene
was referred 10 the eoHiiIii1'se va
angs and grounds "a. ara
r,9,ndrv company stated that the protest
% .ha citizens OF Ballard against the oeS
49, ~ nine hy Seattle man was ere
atinv much ado about nothing, thab ing
rorDany mad sent +. Ripple as superih-
Of
svs,ssn and that he had instructions 10
1000, ballard men when possible
IT, mans for compound pumps. etc.
Co. vsrar works were read by the city
a,g,rasr 6. X. Smith, for the purpose OF
saysrtIsing for bids for same ana ADOPT.
ed. - r,o,s
Mavor Dow reported that Thomas
Burke. in reference TO the running ~
o1gcrr,c cars eye.y half hour untn Az
1900 had told him he thought the
.scnnciI would modify the Instructions
given tha clerk on account OF the quick
service and good wages the eiecific ran
Wv comnany paid its employees, tnat
affer o'clock there were very Jew pas
sencers until 10 O'Clock. No action was
taken. o,,s
cha,,har ~ Commerce IN reference to
rJanktncr of c street and furnishing wa
Ter IN the citizens free was referred 10
The canjttee of the whole. Mayor DOW
Informed the council that he had re-
ceIve5 a summons from George +. Gund
in a suit for S. 200 against the city ZOE
breach of contract In the pursnase Oh an
electric light system. The MAYOR was
,nstr,,rted 10 appear on behalf OF the
city and to employ ali legal assistance
necessary.
Petition for retail liquor license from
Murphy & Conner was granted, bono
ehue voting no. He always votes against
granting liquor licenses.
Report of Marshal Digs showed so
dog tax collected and 1886 disbursed.
Applications for appointment as city
attorney from G. A. Nodine and W. H.
Peter were read and referred to the COM
mittee of the whole.
Ordinance declaring the grade OF Burke
avenue was adopted on its second read
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23
New Friends of kindergarten.

The Seattle Free Kindergarten yester-
day afternoon received 100 new members,
with many moro expect cd AZ a result of
abe large meeting at the Seattle theater
Wednesday evening. Tho officers and
s1eTrsbers feed greatly encouraged over the
prospects. and think that their big afidi-
aion has marked an epoch in the prosper
ity Of the society
a r.aper was read ny the president. Mrs.
& r. Dewshurst on "a Morning IN the
Kinderxaren,'' which was we'll received.
showing careful preparation and an In
innate acquaintance with the workings or
the institution.
A committee was appointed To examine
and suggest amendments TO the consn-
sutton No meetings Will be held In July
and August.
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rne Drowned Mans Identity.

The remains of George Brendall. who
fell into the bay from a Grant street
electric car late night before last, will
be held at Butterworth's undertaking
rooms until tomorrow pending a decision
hy Coroner Askam as TO the necessity OF
holding an inquest. Several people called
Al the morgue yesterday who knew the
dead man. AZ far as could ne ieafneu
he has no relatives IN TINS couh ,r!' ne
80 ahout q years old and native Of
I2obsnia. Previous to coming 20 Wash
ington. where he lived ten years,
no made his home in Wisconsin lie
was not a brewer but stone cutter ana
artckIayer by trade. but of late worke"
for the Eureka Coal Company. Al one
time he was employed by Vincent Mes
varl OF Sunndale.
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VT. Eo,,x Mt Rest Mt Last .

The remains of VIVA Kelly. who died OF
,,reuuoria and whose funeral was post
poned owing 20 some misunderstanding
among the relatives. were finally buried
Yesterday morning in Mount f!easanf
cemetery. where her mothers oody nee,
The funeral services were hsiu AZ ~
dertaking Company. Rev. Samuel j. Ken
raiv. of the Market street PRESBYTERIAN
church. of1cIating. The father of me de'ai
,.tri Was unable to attend owing TO Illness.
-. .,e brothers were all present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23
STRONG SEATTLE DELEGATION.
Lawyers Preparing TO Attend state
Bar Association Meeting


Bar Association Meeting
Az meeting OF the members OF the bar
or King county at 1 O'Clock yesterday in
Judge Langley's court room. at which
Harold Preston was chairman and Rich
ara sake Jones secretary. arrangements
were made for a large delegation 70 attend
the annual meeting OF the State Bar As
ISOLATION at Spokane on July II. Is. Is and
p. Three days will be devoted TO the read
ing and discussion of important papers.
the transaction or routine business and the
election OF officers for the ensuing year.
The fourth day will be given up 10 enter
tainment. for which a very inviting pro-
gri>>me has been prepared by the lawyers
OF Spo>ane. An excursion to Lake Pend
dOreiile Sjver will be followed in the even
ing by banquet, at which VIII II. Thomp-
son. OF this city, will be POSTMASTER.
The Seattle bar is assigned much promi-
nence I'm every feature OF the work. and II
is expected that the attendance from here
will be so large and strong as 10 Justify it.
The Northern Pacific and Great Northern
roads will give reduced rates-sZ3 for the
round trip. All who can attend are re-
quested to advise Richard SAKE Jones.
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Arerna Freygang. administrator OF the
estate 81 Isaac N Han, nied her fnal re
Port IN the superior court yesterday.
Judgments were signed yesterday In 'he
superior court In the follcw'nS cases
ifevident life and Trust Company vs.
James II. PAYNE and Mahala r. Payne.
'Tomissory note s. les.sT.
n. 3. Colt. administrator az the estate or
~ NJ. BurkmaN. pettioped the superior
eoart yesterday for a distribution OF the
state 20 tho heirs and that he be as
.haFsed- Judge Langley granted the pe'-
toa
saGse Langley Yesterday afternoon
tFsn'ed = divorce 20 Josephine Royce from
.ssorEe Boyce on the ground of deser'iof-
re case came up for trial two weeks aso.
N-t was adjourned 80 that Mrs Royce
oaid get Witnesses % prove the allcSs-
aeas % the complaint.
- TIE case 81 the Merchants. Exchange
-s4hS or Milwaukee vs. joan U. MosiFAw.
"a trial Ia the United States court. VIII
20 TIE Hsry' tomorrow. NssssteTuaY Al
a@ea be lury vas excused during an
s1hieH - points az law. ard co9nsei
uasS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23
The sehome Released /.

Under an order of Judge Hanford the
i'rated States marshal yesterday restored
the steamer Sehome 10 Il. MCNEIL, re-
ce4ver of the o. II. e. ~. Co. The vessel
was libelsd few days ago by EDWARD
A. spauldink receiver of the Puget Sound
Dry Dock Co. 10 recover small claim
for repairs. The order of release was
made for the reason that the .. TX. * y.
Co being in the hands of a receiver. the
Sehome was I'm possession of an officer OF
the court. and the claim could be adjust
I'd without suit
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RRFvTTIE>.

cash IN hand for small gilt-eage loans.
~, AGENTS need apply. IS Starr~Boya
hio.s.
The yeSler avenue cable broke down
early Yesterday forenoon and remained
useless all day. Al the power house last
evening II vas cxpeC3ed that the line
,sssssili Re IN operation today.
Roy Anderson. aged = years, and John
Wilson, aged - were arrest I'd yesterday
Afternoon on suspicion OF having stolen
some hNbhffa metal they were trying TO
sslI "a a ssszsand- hand dealer The boys
claim they got the metal lsVsfuiiy.
Miss Cummings. \ returned MISS 1DaFv
from Iapan. who IS visiting the family cf
Rev = A. Abbott IN this city, VIII speak
81. evening at the First baptist church
81 her work IN Northern Japan. ana VIII.
by request. Etye = short talk 20 the Jap
.aues, present IN their Own language
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To Sell The Yesler Real Estate.

Judge Langley issued an order yester-
dsy directing the administrators OF the es-
tate OF Henry l.. Yesler TO mortgage and
cell certain real estate In payment OF the
srAeoD borrowed recently 10 meet the al
lowanee of the family and valid claims
The property covered in the order Is wide
iy scattered. and the order consists OF over
twenty typewriter pages.
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WANTS TO SELL THE GRAVES.
freeborn Asks Court TO Order Re-
moyal Of the schmieg Bones.

Andrew o. Freedom filed a petition in
the superior court yesterday asking that
DR. Palmer. health officer, be instructed
70 Issue TO him permit for the disinter-
ment OF the bodies OF Augusta Schmieg
and ---- Picht, who died In 1873 and were
buried in the Masonic cemetery. from their
present resting place TO another lot in the
same cemetery.
Freeborn alleges that he and Arthur
sehmieg filed a written request and de-
nanded permit from Palmer on May IL.
and Palmer refused and still refuses TO
issue the permit. Freeborn asks that
wit OF mandamus be issued ordering Pal
nner 10 show cause why he should not is
sue the permit.
An order confirming sale was signed yes
ierday In the case OF n. s. Atkinson vs.
Arthur Schmieg. on lots 5 and 6, In block
A. in the Second addition 10 the city OF Sc
attic.
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r...rtt,cr deductions.

san further reductions are maze IN
asbinc tackle. Rods &c an upN Al - :
reels. &c and upwards ries. - =
ao co. -, Gordon Hardware Company.
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Ayers Pills promote the natural mo-
ton of the bowels, without which there
can be no regular. healthy operations
For the cure OF biliousness. Indigestion.
sick headache, constipation, jaundice. and
liver complaint, these pills have no equal.
Every dose effective.
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'The Pet Cigarette
Is known the world over as the best.

Mexican Band Concert Madison park
today.
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,.,,.,, T,me TO california and the Fast.

r-,a southern Pacific Company change
. $50 sunday. making close conn@c-
-. a, portland. Time. Seattle To san
,sw.,ctss,o. one and three-auarter GAYS.
.-,esa connection at Sacramento TOT Al.
POINTS East Ticket ONCE f0s ="
s.ss4,,,s, Front street.
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Where Is Afford Lansingf

Chief OF Police Rogers has received a let
ter from John l.. Hall, of St Peter, MINI
asking for information of Afford Lansing
a hricklayer, who was last heard OF IN TINS
CITY August. ls9f Hall Is in a hospital
hut makes no statement as to why he de-
sIres to hear from Lansing.
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we take pleasure in recommending
a. teFisin's Cough Rcmesly. because il Is
s-a'ta by all who try il. J.W. Cox 4 son,
ssiSis. Mansfield, Ore.
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City Assessor Fred T.. Farnsworth, Of
Detroit has been sentenced TO thirty days
in Jail for refusing to testify in the coun-
Gil Doodle investigation
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The steamer Qulckstep viii make her
regular ran from Madroua park TO Mer-
ce~ sloush and Newcastle during temper
arv repalrs OF the Nesler avenue road.
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-. R.s,n,ent hand concert. Loschi
,,svs this afternoon
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ssold Dominion" Cigarettes
Are booming. Smokers Ike them.
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xsx,csn Band Concert Madison park
today.
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FIRST Regiment hand concert, Ieschi
marx this afternoon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-13

ment of a majority serves no good pur.
pose, while it puts towns and cities te
good deal of expense aud trouble. Sec
ond elections are becoming more and
more common. 1t is not many years
since the people of Portland
had to vote twice to decide
mayoralty contest. Last year
Bangor bad IA similar experience ana
this year it is to be repeated. We had
to vote three days here to get school
committeeman, and the final result was
just exactly what il would have been on
the first day if plurality had been stuff
Gent to elect. Last week Cape Eliza
beth failed to elect one selectman. and
the people are put to the trouble of
driving long distances on another
day. Tine expense to the public of these
second contests is considerable and the
trouble caused to individuals is a good
deal too, and there is no advantage at all
commensurate with the waste of time
and money.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CARPETS
And
DRAPE RIEs,

this week come in for public mention,
and it only needs acall at our store to
| convince any one that for Quantity and
Quality our line is unsurpassed. A few
OF the goods are enumerated below. Re-
member these goods are all new. No
old stock of patterns. A selection from
Arnold d Constables private line of
BsselON Administers, made private
to us for this city. Also selection from
w. d j. Sloan's entire line of carpets,
including Body Brussels in two grades.
Moquettes and Administers in the
Newest and Highest Art Shades and Co.
orings, selected with especial reference
to fine Furnishings. Our full count, and
full frame Wilton at $1.50 per yard in the
latest designs and colorings cannot fail
to interest any one wanting Il beautiful
carpet that will wear nearly as long as a
sidewalk. Also McCallum & McCalIum's
line in Body Brussels and Wilton. both
Frame and 6 Frame.
Do not fail to look over our G Frame
goods as they are very fine.
ksgsXbNfy Tapestries, a beautiful
line - A0Wer Grade Tapestries, a
great variety at Csc per yard. Lowell In
grain, Reads Ingram, Higgins Ingram.
The Columbian yard wide, Double Faced
Brussels selling at about one-half the
price that the same goods were selling in
tins city six months ago.
A good all wool carpet for soc yard,
worth Goc, not one worth zoe for 39c but
straight goods and all right
Our Rug Department is full of bar
gains from the highest art goods down
to those of the lowest price. Remember
all our carpets are absolutely our own,
and none of them can be found at any
other store in this CITY. A full line of
Oriental Rugs with the High Tariff pric-
es all Off
Our Drapery Department is complete
and filled with bargains in Laces from
the cheapest Nottinghams to those run
ming in prices as high as $500 90 per pair.
We are showing as fine line of Lace
Bed Sets as was ever before exhibited in
any store.
Our Drapery Silks are the finest lot,
that experiences, and good Judgment
could select.
A great line of low priced goods in
Satin Russo. Cretonnes, ETC., etc., too
numerous to mention. Call and see them
and be convinced.
Our Drapery Department is under the
supervision of Mr.. j. II. Plaisted, who
has had years of experience with the fin
est Boston trade, and is an acknowledged
artist in the line. No trouble to show
goods. Come in and see us. Respect
fully.