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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
Court end Comfy Notes.

@ f. Arnes was appointed guardian OF
Marion Edith Ames. with $500 bonds
= Sweeney. r W. Schoenle ana
rrbcoscra \ Halter we're appointed sp-
,-,tss~s n the estate OF a Y. kautz.
CAM q Cam filed an attorneys lien cor
81 on she Judgment Tor L-eI Key
nof4s obtained against A w GltneTt'
Tan Chang You, who was convicted Iast
v-eelx ~ g~ran NJ larceny. was sentenced 70
one wear in the penitentiary yesterday py
Judge Humes
The steamer Edna was attacAeu y
r--ttc4 Stafes Marshal outlter yesterday,
n Hhai having been fled against ne. ~
- EA1,1et sound Boiler WORKS Tor s*---9
for maternal furnished.
licenses 70 wed were issued Tor ON
Pie and Matte NJ, GOocFicn. oo%n OF g
attfr. George <. Whining and NatgaFet ..
Welgel. both Of Seattle, Aired peterson
90 Anna X LlnQutst. both or Seattle
~ application % Fred s. Meeker 10
49, ma ewtc % the Puget SouHd NAtioilaI
bank against r. Nncker < 90. lhFO4tIns
,,,,gr 80 zoe transferred - Tacoma ~
denied yesterday BY JG1Ee tsoofhs 10 -.
Nsid mat the property tnF vowed vas IN
I-fcx rsunty az The time OK the COM
- >1r',arl1erg OF the suit
=, The suit az The Columbia . FoEel
s+,'-f Railroad Company against r5iliIiA
80 Holm = Eitteu and ; hoN1h to r.
.tt,,'e a cloud from the ralroA1s g..e %
- f,5f1a Osborn allowed frAuN
$50 n Norton, Ii l.. Jensen. Joha
49, snA 4 J. Tugctns - Pc NAMED y
4sfrrsants. as taey assert lhte-o So IL 80
.,-5ESsEfy.
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Fort Townsend vs. Smith Bros.i Gall
5orafth vs.. McConnaugy
January s-Frsnk Richter et al VS.. Dex-
Lumber Company: 7. 4. Gafrett vs.. Kun
meF. ~
January S-Jannes obesfeurer vs. r. V.
111ilKeny et al: John IL Powell vs. &. T.
q, Jap9sary -Io-stimson NH Company ws
crescent Lumber Company; J. II. Green
.,,6f sS l. Parker: 3. Ennbree vs.. J. Fl.
January la--Langston VS., z. Jordan:
a. - Ice q Son VS. c. II. Baker; Ben
J Jafua IS 4 4. y; Piper Kn.n, u x,,v
county 9. r, Woodward VS. Mutual Life
insurance Company: John Blandrean VS..
H. r. A1nsworth.
1So.,ys j. Eurtn et al; G. @. Niece vs..
r. y Whit~orth ct ux.; Home Fire In
sanance Company vs.; James BotheIl.
o W Igneh q Go. VS. ). Fur5h Ct al
efetSs = gse V Ea + Sweeney 'n e a
county; Charles Hincks vs.. Alien; j. y.
Cameron vs.. Allen; George Purdy vs..
Allen; J., II. McGraw VS.. Alien.
. January s9z.Dexter Horton & Co. vs. NJ.
l.. Baer Ell al; W, II Isemay vs.. o. Os-
borne: j. n. Glenn VS. n X Ward.
January H-John Lewis vs.. Mary r.
Donald Howard vs. Seattle National
: January 2s-John Dozier VS.. Henry
Hendrickson
January 2l-w. P. Brown ct ux. VS.. Sc
attic city Railway Company; James ID.
klElCnan VS. Charles Amery.
+ January H--Lesler F. WXnan rs. Madi-
son Street Gable Railway Company; Fran
eiS Doran vs. Charles Rodman e' al .,
January E-R0bert Abrams Va. I. VIII
SON.
February an. F. Mayhem VS.. John
McCary.
Equity Observation-Disclosures J.
January 20-Cfty Of Seattle VS.. Frank
CMatthiaE ct al. city OF Seattle We. w. j.
Watson et al: Fanny NJ. Parke VS. City
of Seattles City OF Seattle VS.. A. I. Win
January 22-Blanche B. Ames VS.. Ems-
January 81. 5. Goldsmith VS.. H. H.
lewis ct al Peoples Savings bank vs..
Dennis ct all Mary j. shaner VS.. Carrie
Y. Denny ct al: Samuel Kaiser VS. +.
January NJ. W. FiIklns VS.. Josephine
9 January 2S-Fremont Milling Company
VS.. Brown et al; s. Daley ct al, VS.. T..
B Sutton ct al.
W II. Lewis; Guarantee Loan and Trust
Company VS.. G. w. Currier ct Tx; John
Blake vs. Francis Jacobns. ru
January 30-John +. Randall VS.. Eliza
February s-W. II. Moore. as trustee.
VS., Eel Terry ct al; Q. II. Baker ct al.
vs. Maria scullin ct al; Z. p. Ferry vs..
JDH. kunzie ct al.
February Sc. o. Graves We. w. Phil
lips.
February s--west Seattle Land and Inn
provement Company vs.. A. /. Herren ct
al
FEBRUARY Sired Berggren VS.. John Nc
Cary; Mary a. Briscoe VS.. Catharine COOK
= February 10-W. Fl. White. as admins
traitor. VS.. f. a. Paul ct al.
Q February I1--g>essle Hendricks ct al. vs..
81. K. Edmistoh ct al.
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law KNOCKED OUT.
ns.;sjon Against Act Requir-
ing Knot Saw Guards. 9
90
.e..lTIEs' ARE EXCESSIVE.
,,,on to Protect Paving Granted
-Mccanns Gain Time by q Y Q
Technicality.

-, Humes spoke two words
s-s.x that have 0 beenD waited
ssgsriy by every Omillman hi
go Of Washing tos. for almost ey-
III had q special interest at0st2ke.
E So, sustained" he said, as he
- -. the papers in theOcase OF Charles
rr,,sr against the American Lumber
= rs,n9,e Company. which meant that
,.- rsssea BY the last legislature re-
y = N mills TO protect their knot saws
rnetalllc guard, and providing
.,,- n 800 8 day for failure 10 comply.
A',s.,oorstltutional. So far as can be
80 there is not mill In the state
- m 10 the provisions Of this law,
:, Tndgs Humes had held Il constitu-
- snougn suits would have been pre-
....ss,sd TO have wiped out the lumber
I .1stry a,
..-.,seas Lumber and shingie Company,
800 that the law was unconstitutional
s-es,,se II imposed an excessive fine In
s.set imposition 70 section IL, article IL
: - constitution. Again, the act was not
.9esea 70 the mere purpose OF providing
1.-..c,Iau FOR employees. but was enacted
Z ssvor Of those engaged IN the production
= .-ssaIIlc saw guards. II was a d.scrign-
{ { ,sser against those who manufactured
: 1sss other suitable and safe machinery
e saving shingles .oo..$
w.Ham Martin. who represented the
,s,s,ir. replied that penalties. which, IL
l-,ssea upon individuals. might appear
.-..sslye being imposed upon q corpora
50 would be esteemed no greater than
- necessary 10 enforce, obedience to the
..,,uts II the defendant had obeyed the
- 4 would not have been in any danger
!, he penalty. AS to lclass legislation
- Martin said that It did not refer to In
nate objects. but individuals.
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New sfIIts Filed.

The following new suits were filed with
the clerk OF the superior court yesterday {:
j. Morgan Booth VS.. Hawkins A. Mort
ruae ct aL-si.S67 promissory note ana 10
foreclose mortgage.
Roy & Co. vs.. ]. r Mcknight ct al
$500 damages on an injunction that was
Nj. N. Carraher and w. P. McElwain
vs. Michael Phillips ct ux.-S301 pronis-
German Savings and Loan Society vs..
Joseph McNaught ct al.-S20rp9 promis-
rosy note and 20 foreclose mortgage; re-
ceiver appointed. r,.,.-
$1,000 promissory note. garnishment oil"
rected 10 Tstlas. SingerInan x co.
{ Margaret Sidney vs.. Lewis MigIfon-.
Transcript Judgment from Justice OF
IS q Lewis vs. y. T. Wheeler--Tran-
script or Judgment from Justice or Peace
Cooper's court. SIC.
A H. Hankerson VS.. y. y, freed et al
Ss0l promissory mole.
National Bank OF Commerce OF Seattle
vs l. NJ Ballard-SS promissory note
default and judgment: attachment issued.
Allison W. CRrnes W.. James ozark 81 a..
-sqls on pr0Tnissory note, including taxes
defafit and judgment 49,.
Louis Klodt vs.. c. II knapp.-Ifsfi
script Of Judgment from Justice OF Peace
Erank Stossel. A. II. Fraser and John
w T7oes VS. A, T Van de Vanter-S2 i55
damages for unlawful seizure.
Seattle Building and Loan Assoclau.oh
va Lou @. HOLSTER ct N.-Forfeit twenty
two shares OF stock and foreclose mort
s6 y Denny. as receiver Of the Portland
savings hank, rs. V. u. Peerson ct TX
$3.50 promissory note.
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Ladies' Slippers and
Shoes. 3

This is the last week OF holiday trade
and wishing TO close out our stock OF
Felt and Plush Slippers our prices will
be lower than ever before.
Ladies' Plain Brown Felt Slippers.
leather sole, s9c.
Ladies' Plain Black Felt Slippers,
leather sole. CSC.
Ladies' Black Quilted Slippers. CSC.
Ladies' Plush Slippers. beaded. $50.
Ladies' Red Felt Mascot, fur trim
med. $50.
Ladies' Black Felt, flexible, warm
lined, $3.50
Ladies' Black Felt Jullette, fur trim
med, si.75.
Ladies Gray Felt Juliette. fur trim
med, s7.Oo.
Misses and Children's Felt Slippers,
Zoe and CSC.
Boys Kid In tan. red and black, Doe,
800, sL25.
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Handkerchief.

Chudren's Handkerchiefs, s0e dor, 100
dor. 800 doz; better line, sc. Ioc, 80
each.
Brownie Handkerchiefs, sc.
Ladies' Plain Ienstitched Handiter-
chiefs. &c, 1-sc. 1oo. 12isc. f5c, 1sc. 2oc.
25c, soc. a0c 10 TIC,
Ladies' Embroidered Edge Handker-
chiefs. l0c. l2tac, 15c. 2oc. &c. 35c. soc.
25c. soc. CSC. 400 70 T5c.
Ladies INITIAL Handkerchief. i21sc.
&c.
Heu1ztitched and Embroidered. loo,
iz7xo, $50. 25c. 35c. 600.
Lace Edge Hank erchisfs. i2Izc. I5c,
25c. Sc, SOC.
Real Lace Handkerchiefs, LIS. sl,7S
g Is. 50 70, $50. $50, so, sl2.50, SO, sls.
SILK Handksrchiefs. Zoe 20 81.
SILK Initial Handkerchief, &c.
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Leather Goods.

Dressing Cases. sac. sl.25. $3.50. 81 to
$3.50.
Letter Companion. SIS, $50. SIS.
s.. 25. $3.50.
Collar and Cuff Boxes. s.. sl-25. $50,
s1.75. s.. Sc, $3.50.
Music Rolls. G9c. 75c. 81. $50, 81
Leather Calendars. 39c.
Leather Thermometers. CSC.
Leather Picture Frames. 75c and Is.
Leather Penwipes. &c.
Leather Pocket Looking Glass e6c.
Leather Pocket Comb. Csc.
Leather Opera Bags Ia colors, A75.
Purses. Combination Pockethook and
Card Case, eSc. 75c. e5c- ST. N.25. $3.50.
s.75, s195, 81, so 10 S..
Coin Purses. 15c, &c. 50c to sl.25.
Chidren's Initial Purses, 26c.
SHOPPING Bags. 75c. s5c. Csc, s.. Is. $50.
IS 10 $50
Cigar Cases. sL25. $1.75, q, s25o.
Leather Playing Card Cases with
Cards. single and double, n.25. s1.sa.
Shaving Pads. 5oc, 75c.
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Art Department.

Irish Point Doylies. CSC, SOC, T5c-
Delft Doylies, &c. Sc, l0c. 15c,
Finished Edge Doylies, Ito, Go. Sc.
s0c. 45c. COO, 75c.
Stamped Tray Cloth. 5oc. Sc, T5c. $50.
s.. 81 . 70 s..
Finished Edge Tray Cloth. Il. N.25.
E.35. $3.50. s175.
Stamped Lunch Cloths. $50, 81. r.25.
$50, sl75 20 $3.50.
Bureau Scsrfs. &c 20 8. 80.
Splashers. %. Sc. 40c. 5oc 20 SIC.
Stamped Center Pieces, &c, 49, 30,
50c. I5c, 81 to $3.50.
Irish Point Squares. 7sc, $50. 81 to
$50
Irish Point Tides. &c, &c, $40 20 s1.l5.
Handmade Doylies, &c 10 zoe.
Handmade Squares, $50, 1875. s2-g3.
g. 75. s. =. S3.75. s3.95 70 s.
Handmade Lunch Cloths. SO 20 $40.
Handmade Scarfs. $40 70 SO
Sofa Pillows. sac. CSC. s. 30. 81 s.. S,fe.
g. q. s.. 50, s275. So. g 80. 81 $40 ss5n.
Laundry Bags. Darning Bags, Brush
and Comb Cases, Shoe Pockets. Hand
kerchief Cases. Glove Cases. Cravat
Cases.
Stamped Denim Squares and Piece
Denims in all coiors. with fringe 20
match.
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MIST NOT HAUL THE CABLE.
Isiunction TO Pr tect New Pavement
Il Granted to the Contractors RI

l. Granted to the Contractor 70
m Madison Street Cable Company's new
sal. seems fated 10 remain at the corner
!, Marion street and Second avenue Tor
ina time 70 come. Yesterday afternoon
Js4gs Langley granted Contractor Baum
gsr.ner temporary injunction 20 prevent
- transportatlon of the cable along Sec
"a avenue. 70 Union street. over the new
b-ck pavement The Seattle Transfer Com7
INV which IS hauling the cable. preferred
4 have the Injunction made permanent, but
he Judge ala not see At TO comply. City
Engineer Thomson, Assistant Engineer
set Street Commissioner Alexander, and
Inspector OF Buildings ]. w. Van Brocklin
tssslaed that II the plans proposed by the
transfer company. and previously publish
q we're carried out. they did not think the
pavement would be injured They were
sereed that the cable might be hauled up 20
Third avenue from Second avenue. but rec
ognlzed the danger OF a mishap. The tes-
.Inony also showed that while Second ave-
ne vas open 10 ordinary travel, the cable
vas an extraordinary burden.
The contractor Is responsible 70 the
ely" said Judge Langley for the woH1S
h Is doing. II ia not in the courts power
e make hin take this risk The temporary
Irluncti0n Is granted" ~ . y
The Judge said that IL the city officials
we're satisfied the transfer company's plan
q laying down planks would insure the
pavement from injury, a permit might be
hsued 20 60 over the pavement. and this
would absOlve the contractor from blame. A.
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Saw the sherir Ruined Them.

sheriff Var dc Vanter was made defend
a. In damage suit for Ss.75S o. account
e. = seizure Of logs last summer a. Cherry
valley. According TO the complaint. Frank
sossel and Fraser & Ross entered into
verbal agreement lsst Ugly 70 carry on
.sgg'ng business Stossei w3sCto fIrTdsA
VGbe- ara outtt, waile Eraser & Ross
We 70 furnish labor and supplies. They
se's ge','cg out logs st8he rate 81 1900
go dsv. ane on October :. without
laaosiag tina; the sheriff had seized sSl,e
y ieet Of ;ae,r logs gave 3 caattel mort
sass 20 William FAulis0to enable them 10
.sATry on She h9s'9"ss TAls7mortgage was
re form O. 4 hi - sole 81 the interest
: Fraser & Ross IN consequence Of the
sa'1r's ac.. @ IS contsnaed that work vas
sseied thirty saws and their business
s-1asA JcSgaeut for s1.Iscs - asked
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GAINED TIME on TECHNICALLY.
Sentence on the McCanns Postponed
Claiborne Also Gains Time.

NtaFhOrIle Also ttlnS Ilifles
The Mccain boys escaped the ordeal OF
having sentence passed on them yester-
Cay by Judge Huu}ss through a technical
point, for which the defense was as mach
% blame as anyone else. When the Mc>
Cams were brought into court. w. ~.
White made a motion in arrest OF judy
nent raising the point that the defend
ants should have been indicted by gran1
ilry instead OF Informed against BY the
prosecuting attorney. Judge Hunes- oy ece
ruled the motion. and Prosecuting Attorney
HASTE was about 10 ask that sentence be
Fassed. when Mr.. White raised helobtec~-
Ton that the journal records had not been
written up properly in that they showed
ne title OF the case as John Mccain ct
a.. Instead OF naming all OF the defendants
Judge Humes continued the caae one week
50 that the full names might be entered
A6ous this time Clerk Hughes picked up
sane papers fled by the defendants and
found that the title ran in the manner 10
Witch Mr.. White had objected.
Then Thomas Clayborne. who was con-
Tctsd Of assault with a deadly weapon,
came up for sentence His attorney raised
tie point that in the Information IL said.
Intent 20 commit a personal injury
When It should have cbeer Il bodily In
hry." The jIdge continued the case for
one week. apparently TO consider the Gues-
ton
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\ 4t1y .s-rslf ne what shall buy my
avenue .s 80 a Christmas present sad
~ 49, -,SSlar.4ssrar 'Euy him h4if dozen
S sre In I'n@n hendSsrchiefs or = liNe guam
nne -. IN. WIN embroidered Initials. or
Wy ~ - t5ose rev he Joinvllle Or lTin.ess
-. 3r pair e v7alEin< 50 - -
- - r-.sx or a. umbrella WIN q ha'
" arms Ssv.g1a and his initials carved
- "A Ia or = pair OF SIX Or s7,ia SIS
VI rs -. nam rote. As YOU are some
Ptil1sF =, .,,.,hr s4.our MAKING roar selec-
va ys1. = y,,, should Sc that any q ne
oScvs s-ttslas asAr ire Neh-esso"n -, .,-,.s
,r,ark Cheastys :. Second e''a
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Ladies' Umbrellas.

New Handles In Dresden. Sterling.
Crystal. Cats Eye. ivory. Pearl, Natu-
RAJ Knob, are the latest Umbrellas
shown for Christmas trade. from 50 10
SO
Our selection was never better than Il
IS now III less expensive Umbrellas at
prices ranging from soc. 75c. 81, s.25,
$50. $40. s1.S5. s., S2.25, $2.75 DIP.
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Infants Goods.

Infants Slips and Dresses. fine 4
brio and nainsook. with dainty lace
embroidery. at SOC, CSC. 75c. Sc. 81.
s1.35, $50 10 $3.50.
Infants Flannel and Knit Saco
s5c, SOC, Csc, 75o, Sc, 81 TO s22S
Infants Saxony and silk Boote.
Csc, s5c, 40c. 50c, COO and 81
Infants Long Cream Cashr
Goats, very fine quality ana dain y
signs, s2.25 30. s.. $3.50, $3.50. IS.
IS. eS to sl2.
Infants Cream SILK Caps, $50.
Sc, 75c, $50. 81, si25 to 50.
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The very latest things
Novelties.

Baby Sets. 81. $3.50. s2.75.
Taper Knives. Csc. SOC. &C.
Paper Weights. &c.
Combination Match and Ash Trays.
50c
Fancy Button Hooks. tsc.
Brass Clocks. sI.Ss S2.45. saTs
Silver Belt Buckles, si.25, siTA g.
s2.26. 81 80. IS. $3.50.
Stamp Boxes. &c.
Taper Holders, 80. sSc, &c. rs. n.5s.
Flower Vases, 600 TO s..
Perfume Bo{iles. csc. SIS. $50.
SILK Glove Boxes. 81.
SILK Tie Boxes, 81.
Satin Painted Glove. Handkerohi &c.
Tie. Ven. Card. Hair Pin Boxes.
Shaving Sets. $3.50.
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Furs.

White Feather Boas from IS tog as
G. 81 TO tL75.
We are showing q large line OF e -hits
Angora Sets for children
A broken line OF Silk Waists. re1 iced
from s5es 70 $50.
A couplets stock ot Fur Capes. h ell
prices. from s IS 20 $50.
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Gloves.

The largest stock in the city TO select
from. Gloves purchased for gifts may
be exchanged after Christmas when
sizes are wrong. provided same are not
injured in any way a.
Gloves for Ladies'.
Gloves for Misses.
Gloves for Children 70
Gloves for Men.
Gloves for Boys. a
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Fans.

The Empire Fan - the iatest--in
cream. $50, s1s5. 81, $50: in black.
81. Si25. $50. =.
Feather Fans. cream, blaTk, cardinal.
blue. pink. natural lemon and dra5,
from 81 20 70 s25.
Cream and Black Gauze. from 81 to
80
Real Lace Fans, si25o 20 els.
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| Scores of q hristmas Novelties-
Novelties.

Novelties.
Inks.ands. sc. Csc. 41c. 7sc. sl.25. T.7s.
s2z5. g ..
Match Boxes. 19c. 65c 10 1896.
Crumb Tray and Brush. S.47, h76
Toilet Set and Trays, S2s0S IS. s3.5os
81 25. s..
Pepper and Salt Shakers, 15c each.
Picture Frames, l3c, 15c. &c. CSC, 500
75c. 95C.
Flower Bowls, 6ec to $50.
Toilet Sets without Trays, H.S5, $50.
Sl.75. s225.
Dresden Bath Toilet Sets. A75.
Naseline Bottles, 49c.
Hand Mirrors. 75c. &c.
Powder Boxes, coo. 75c, $50.
Gentlemens Collar Button Boxes.
&c, &c. 7jc.
Card Receivers, &c. 81. s175. s2.25.
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Perfumes.

Bulk Perfume. &c 20 $50 per ounce.
Bottle Perfume. &c TO si.75 per bottle
Florida Water. Toilet Water. Lister
ine, Roman Salts. Grown Lavender
Salts, Bay Rum. Brilllan.ine. Sachet
Powder, kept in great variety.
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Rugs, Curtains, Easels.
Etc, Etc.

Carpet Sweepera.
Easeis.
Screens
curtatR Poles.
Lace Curtains.
SILK Curtains.
Madras Curtains
Baby Carriage Mats.
Piano DrapeS
Mating Mats.
silk for Cushions. DO
Fish Net Curtains
Muslin Curtains.
Bagdad Curtaina
Oriental Stripes.
Upholstery Piece Goods
Rugs and Nattings
Piano Mats.
Brush Mats.
Remnants OF Carpet at your own
price.
SILK for Curtains
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nirrors.

Trfplicate Mirrors. so s2e5. g "a.
$40. s5.T5 20 $3.50
Stand Mirrors. csc. 4eo. 75c. ,1sS. IS.
$3.50
Hand Arrrors. Sc CSC. SOC. e9cl 10.
SIS. 80, x.7a sls7.
Atom!zers. Sc, SOC. TSc, 81, sL5o. q to
$50.
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ct,v nan Notes.

The Gordon Hardware COMPANY hs $50. 's-
49, (. ,Sarr-it Tor repairs - rs ou4+A-
i neH -, F,Toft street. 90 cost $50.
contractor C..,n sF' ssWs9 on al IeSors,
R {,'e.s sna X.rs.naa streets 81 = cost OF
Sa,qsz 90
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Shell Combs.

Imitation She'll ISc. go. Csc. sso 40
sc 4sc. CSC. nc.
Real Shell Combs. CSC. az. SIS. Is.
s2R5. SIS 81 $3.50. s..
Side Combs. iOc, l5c. 2oc, sc, $ast sc.
Soc, S250.
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Millinery.

All trimmed hats 81 half price, ana
alt classes OF millinery az reduced
prices.
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&a&Ass6Mys
Nothing
Spared
From Our
Great
Clearing Sale.

ALL BROKEN LINES. SURPLUS
STOCK AND HEAVY WINTER GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MUST BE
FORCED OUT. CONSEQUENTLY WE
ARE HOLDING THE GREATEST
CLEARING SALE EVER HEARD OF.
We DO NOT WISH TO CARRY ANY
HEAVY WEIGHT ARTICLE OVER
TILL NEXT SEASON. SO IT MEANS A
BIG LOSS TO Us. BUT WE WILL HAVE
A CLEAN STOCK
FOR TOMORROW WE PLACE ON
SALE MEMS HEAVY CAMEEs HAIR
UNDERWEAR, Zoe PER GARMENT.
MEMS CAMEL's HAIR sox, loc PAIR.
MEMS FINE ESQ sUsPENDERs ON
LY 1oc PAIR.
MEMS FINE MERINo SOCKS, lso A
PAIR; WOULD BE CHEAP AT 25c.
MEMS FINE MOCHA GLOVES, $50 A
PAIR: REGULAR PRICE $50.
ATTEND OUR CLEARING SALE BE-
FORE BUYING ELsEwHERE
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Jackets.

We can interest you If you are need
ing new Jacket or Cape. Very stylish
In effect and at prices 70 meet the
times.
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Table Linens.

Very best qualities. at wonderful low
prices. Table Sets, Cloths. Lunch
Cloths, Doylies, Napkins. etc.
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any means include
Dress Patterns.

Fancy Dress Patterns. 81, sl.60.
1886. $3.50. S45a SIS. $3.50, s.. SIS
10 $40.
Black Dress Patterns, $3.50, $3.50.
80 20. s5.25. $5.s5. s.. sS.75, $3.50 up.
Black Silk Dress Patterns, SD.
81 %, 81, $3.50 up.
Evening SILK Dress Patterns.
$s.25, S1l.25, SIS up.
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.-s-s.,,-,as novelties ar Wirth's. over
., -, ,.,,rfi, ~ imported goods
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novelties.
Celluloid Glove Boxes. s1.75. Sc. IS, $3.50.
Celluloid Handkerchief Boxes. g, 81. Is,
| $3.50.
Cellulo!d Necktis Boxes. $50, sL.75.
| s275. $50.
| Celluloid Veil Boxes. s..
Celluloid Boxes, with playing cards
and chips. s.. 50.
Celluloid Jewel Boxes. st75.
Celluloid Glove and Handkerchief
Sets. s2.95. 1896.
Ceuuloid Frame Mirrors, $50, s1a5.
| s225
| Ceuulold Manicure Set. g % and S2.5o.
| Silver and WhitesNletal Novelties:
| Manicure Sets, t1.45. $3.50.
| Pin Trays, 13c. PC. Soc.
Jewel Boxes, sc. sc. .. s2-25.
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Knit Shawls.

Handmade Ice Wool Shawls. in
cream and black, very nice qualits
$50, 81, s.. Is. $l.S5. SL.51. sL75. 81. s..
50.
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For the finest line OF Havana and Key
west cigars call AZ NJ. Levy 90. - III
Commercial street
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-. -,erey ~ he3'dsT tos,NeaT =. 81, =
Absrnethy's. - EiSe street. t-A-'AS '~''-'
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.]t-,..t "a rs,, Ger. siu1as pT7>>'ft for oVF
Is \ new home. Con GeFfsr', ieA So
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BOOks...
l0c.

Cioth-bound, al standard works, at 100
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