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, 1896-09-22

Elocution, physical culture, English
Private or class lessons.
MRS. ANNA BRAMEL-DE LARIO.
ct 305 Grand Avenue,
, 1896-09-22

Feed the nerves upon pure rich, blood
and you will not be nervous. Pure
blood m by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla which is thus the greatest and
best nerve tonic,
, 1896-09-22
NOTICE.

Mr.. w. A. Comfy has taken posses.
sion of the livery stock of the J. c,
Pennington stable and has removed
the same to the Jackson barn, formerly
the Collins planning mill, where the
public will be served in a f1rst-class
at living prices. 24tf.
, 1896-09-22

For the best homemade fruit cake
and pies go to Mrs. Gardeners. We
make a specially of special orders. Try
US. 36t5.
, 1896-09-22

Winter is coming and
now is the time to buy
wool
Al A. M BAUMAN'S.
36ts
, 1896-09-22

For years. says Capt. c. Mueller,
Il have relied more upon Ayers Pills
than anything else in the medicine
chest, to regulate my bowels, and those
of the ships crew. These pills are not
severe in their action. but do their.
work thoroughly"
, 1896-09-22

The whole system 10 drained and I'M
terminsd by INDECENT ulcers and open
sores. DeWftt's Witch Hazel Salve
speedily heals them. It II the best pile
cure known. Chas. N. 6ettsle.
, 1896-09-22

The pleasant effect and perfect safe
y with which ladies may use Syrup OF
Figs, under all conditions make it
thsir hvorite remedy. To get the true
md genuine article. lock for the name
Of the California Fig Syrup company,
printed neal the bottom of the package.
For sale by all responsible druggists.
, 1896-09-22

FINE KINDL1NG WOOD.
J. F. Creasman. Leave orders at Coop.
, 1896-09-22

DeWttt's earsaparilA 10 prepazpa
for cleansing he blood from impurities
and disease. II does this md more. e
builds up and strsoGthsn1 eoostttu-
lions impaired BY dseasa. Il recon
msuds ttsalk ca. N. 0setelA
, 1896-09-22

Ayers Sarsaparilla is not a secret
preparation. Any physician may have
the formula on application. The secret
of its success as a medicine lies in its
extraordinary power to cleanse the
blood of impurities and cure the most
deep-seated cases of blood-disease.
, 1896-09-22
KING NOTION

KING SOLOMON6 NOTION
That There 10 nothing nsw under thu
sun" does not always convey tie truth.
Especially q this true - regards na
new composite cars now operated
daily via the Chicago. Union Pacific
and Northwestern line bstwesa Salt
Lake City and Chicago.
The handsome buffet smoking and
library carr ars entirely new through
out, Of latest design. containing all
modern improvemsnts. and are well
supplied with writing material. The
leading daily papsfs, lllustz1tsd psei-
odicals, magazines, etc.
The fact that these cars run daily Va
''The Overland Limited" and that ths
Union Pacific was the lins west of CAi-
cago to inaugurats this service shoQld
commend itself to al.
See that your tickets rsed Via 'TAe
Overland RoutAl"
, 1896-09-22

Furnished rooms for rent, opposite
Republican office, on Grand avenue.
, 1896-09-22

Furnished Housekeeping rooms for
rent. Sayer Hansen. Isl 9TH street.
, 1896-09-22

A daily paper for 50 cents pr month
u pretty cheap rsadtne.
, 1896-09-22
STAGE LINE FROM LARAMIE TO
COOPER HILL.

Leaves Laramie Tuesdays and Fri
days at Z o'clock from Fox's store
Starts Tuesday, June I'd.
243tf EROSION Z SCHNEIDER.
, 1896-09-22

Furnished room to rent, with or
without board. Corner Sixth and
Garfield. MRS. w. A. Comfy.
26fF
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EIGHTEEN HUNDRED PEOPLE.
Went TO Hear Judge Burke's Ncn-Par-
tisan Addrcss at Snohosnish

Snohouigh. Oct s-Sracial -r,,ave
Burke. Of Seattle. who made an address
here tonight in response 10 an invitation
by the sound money Democrats. was
greeted by an audience OF $50 people.
many coming from the country precincts,
and an excursion from Everett bringing
40. with the srsokestack band and a pro-
cesSicn OF torch bearers
After short address by Josiah Collins,
Judge Burke gave non-partisan
presentation OF the money question.
showing that the experience OF this colrn-
try and % all others wherever the exreri-
msnt had been tried. demonstrated the
utter irnpracticabIlity OF free silver coin
age al the ratio OF Is 10 !. He hela the
undivided attention or the immense
audience over two hours. and closed with
an earnest appeal 10 the voters TO pre-
serve the honor and good name OF the
state OF Washington from The tight Of
FopulisE- His speech being from a nom
partisan standpoint is regarded as the
most valuable sound money argument
heard here SO far
Music was furnished ty the Everett and
snonomish bands and by the Mckinley
guartette.
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BRYAN on HIS TOUR.


North Vernon. Ind. Oct s-B-yan's AZ
rival IN Indiana ans Illinois called forth
the same hearty welcome that character
tees each visit he has mad. 10 what q
considered by many me battle-ground OF
the campaign Fourteen stops were
scheduled in taeSa fwo states today. He
spoke In nearly every place. and where II
was impossible for him 20 speak Congress-
man NcN.Illn talked for him Bryan
left Cincinnati on a special car with
President Peabody Of the Baltimore ard
Ohio. I-awrenceburg was reached At 7.55,
wher. 4 great crowd OF enthusiastic reo-
pie cheered Bryan. who made a speech
against tas Republican policy OF waiting
for other nations 70 cooperate in restor-
.r1v hi-netaissm. At August there was ar
other big crowd waiting and Bryan spoke.
~ Olney. III. the home OF the present
Republican nominee for governor OF the
state. there was an Immense crowd ar the
station. A gaily decorated stand had
been erected and from this -. nominee
spoke. The most enthusiastic meeting
the day had yet seen was AZ flora. where
many OF Mr.. Bryan's hovhood friends
ne II to make I'd the crowd that re-
ceived him.
It vas great reunion az Salem. the
town where Nr. Bryan was born Cd
men who knew him since his childhood
and the young women we're there 20 shake
snces crowded about the car. all eager
TO grasp the hand OF the presidential
nominee who was born in their midst
East s. Louis. H.. Oct. 3-The names
OF william J. Bryan and John p Al,xsli
were Enthusiastically eaeere5 AZ the meet
ing in East ST. Louss. where the nominee
spoke 70 a large crowd from stand IN a
vacant lot. Mr. Brysns speech was large
II Federation % arguments which Re has
advanced many times before
81 Louis Oct 3-rron East g. Louis
Nr Bryan was brought 20 81. Louis IN
carriage 20 the Southern hotel. whe-e -
took dinner. As soon az he had finished BE
was saken % the Auditorium. WHARF -
male a ro0sgng speech and was enthusiast
italy app1suted tv the convention 0.
elabS ard Ire great audience ira; had as
sssn5's1
Mr. Brvar want % South Sic park from
the Auditorium 20 address the working
mems BRYAN cluh. Mr.. Bryan there mad.
but brief address.
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THE SkAGIT REPUBLICANs
They Are Organized for . Thorough
Campaign Of the COUNTY

Burlington. Oct 5-One Of the farx>s.
Republican rallies wzs he'd 3, thls Place
las, night in he school house, a. wtsea
tbs Hon John 3 M@MIEr1, Of San Juan,
addressed the voters ON he political
Issues oS the dap. The crowd 5sgan co.,
gregsting from tbs ioHns near By. and
people q Burlington turning cut en- -zsse.
seeir5. Woo.ley and Mount Vernon having
large delegation present. By a close est
nation there woul4 De about 40 people
present. % whom about sixty were women
and children, the oalznes 5e1zs principally
Republicans
AR. McNillin began his address =.
cfocs aT1d spoke for two hours He re-
ceived applause after applause, and when
there Was no giving OF applause you ccal1
have heard pin drop IN any part OF the
hall Even when the speaker had fin
isaet the audience sat ana waited as
though they wished 20 hear soaas more
facts on the subject
The Republicans n this pre%nc.. and
also the whole county. viii undoubtedly
give an overwhelming majority For ne
whole Republican ticket f-om przsiaen:
10 wreckuaa-ster. Besides the speaker and
chairman on he platform there were nine
or the candidates present There Is 70
doubt but Mr.. McMilIin converted a good
number By his well gotten I'D ana well
delivered address OF the money and tariff
questions. as the reporter met with
dozen or more who declared they would
Soii the PopocraSc party ard vote the
republican ticket On November j.
The Republican county central commit
tee met In the Odd Fei,ows' han yes,er-
day afternoon ans com pieted arrange
ments for thorough campa On this fan.
- committee On speaking vas appointed.
consisting OF r. o. Gelts Fred Pickering
and George A Joiner. with headquarters
az Mount Vernon. Precinct committees
were appointed and other minor affairs
attended to-
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THE IMATILLA's LEAK.
u IL Thirty Feet Long and Two Feet
Wide Can BE kepsired Temporarily.

i>ort Townsend, Oct. s-specsai. in the
bottom os he stranded st.arrsshlp Tina
TIA. directly eeaesca The rrcroon. ne
oiss< located tie leak II - thirty zee.
so0g and two feet side. The OF. csrs are
sarssT.s@t 1esas the steamer re8natnss. affoat
long saossgh - reach Pom. wilson TIE
sso3s Is BIG enough 70 admit enough water
Ia five rn.rates 70 swamp tie largest
s.oa asShip aHoat TIE edge on which The
t1n%tifa ssTeck ripped of che tse- os
STEEL plates. the leg next - ;hs keel on
tos s.aEaoas. St5e.
Sow taas re damage has been fully
ssce~tasnea SIS = the oaalon q the diver.
captain ard pilot. II ~ believed that he
teak car ~ Temporarily repaired sums
ie-s<4y for TIC yessel TO - raised anl
hrpaght around rhs point ana = -ece4-
saFy. esaehed inside % PORT Townsend
eaY and sheltered from the raxaxe~ ~
storms 0v ocean sweiis Il Is CSC sFssa ,eyg
<hzt x =ts require = weeks work % ses
TIE st0sfasr IA coalition 70 - moved
Plot Lloyd said ~ rs safe tNat thA
proposed venture wogla De sacc@sSf u. ant
faa, inside q Ten days she woa-a be N
tas Try e9ck undergoing repairs On a.
ceant 60 ne steamer being - deep in me
sssd= ans wafer. ne btEh fsas reaching
tss 4sss hgefs IN TIE stHlr rig saloon. gs,ot
Los ia!nks thAi westerly storm wogsa
re- injufs ths vessel lie sai8 ihat fhar@
we're no aaars Ieaa ~ through tie BIZ.
heads of the fcre so5 at oourartFu@nfs
srsd th&9 those coHsrSFt -leuss are reached
~ means e hatrees. Through zasch ~
water Gss@s aua sans the weasel T~NA
Foss~infellieene seecuats ~ the t3s-
astsr. Re sa'f- wee practically correct
fair ans impartial. He sttrfhases me a--
ssden; 70 sa% reg wels,ie en- Point yvl.~oa
rot b5awsmE
AZ re custom house tres sfter1o cor Tar
tar g Hunter s}as VIA 80 49,.
. r~p7rt - gAe wr~ck Y tbs E---s-ftta a.
requires ~ law. He. zoo. says ere ss~ae-
ter Nss 81 azss Ay sNe Pssrt WBsen fnw
ae~r nst blowing. BE vasupss th~ sgaa r.@r
a. ~ as ~hfrs Nss INSURED fNr 80 81
1ee cargo ws- we~sh go ~ arf was -
s@res for - oao sd 80 e1rsare - -.
cargo IS s@s.ssa TIE Statement Is ssorn TO-
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Ta-crA Oct 4-soec5Al--A " y2weRes
kas ters1e< 20 res.rgSssA possession q tcs
Gee Ut uarer 20 Aayor z. g. Orr as
s<on as tas written ocEalon o. the supreme
e~sy~- = rec~.vs1 mere NJ Fawcetg -cn-
szlssd To-Day wita City Attorney hudson.
and was-@ TO 1e.sr-Eaatscn wAa arrived
az rexzrezag the course 20 - c1rsz-1
yet &c ras Understood tnat Tzwcest - 20
eesss hlz obstructive TASTES and to grace
saIsy oo@r TIE courts decision
Toe cares os The Office have not rested
easy on tie Fzxc>-t aszt. Since he nas
occvpsec Ire mayors chair the a6.lan.atra-
ten a2s been - constant turmoil aat
t-4nugztson OF eossrs~ Mr. rawcert aAs
20 bear n. 5rrut o. al he sins q c-ass-
Esoa sa5 commission u Barter poeer.y's
DEMONSTRATION os ire cf->e Of eo-n-nss-
skoa.r Of yzF5ls- WORKS. The s-rees ssrnss
went Oh: after Doaer-y had cleaned Oh.
al O. TIE .zp3oyes IN TIE light Depart
EneaE. x-@1 sasn the eogrt decided TIA:
Dsoze-ry should ce resexz1e1 70 tire xssks
q private citizenship. there came near
being = hlooay sncosnter between ire
polce azd the srsr1-s fo--es. Tnen rhs
vots counting affair tcizowe1. Aa1 vo-x.
q al ne burglary q; TIE city hA~. shsn
Ire vs2it cor "a ming tas ballots cas-. II
TIE u znlc,paE election las; ss<lng was tun-
need into and me boxes rzde6- After
q the city. ABOUT which the mayor and
city attorney have wsgs6 a war with the
council and comptroller aos treasurer. All
tnese things have combined 20 make NJ.
Fawcetrs tenure OF once anything bg,
peasant
Fawcert realizes these things and when
ne vas tod sSst night Of the decision no
remarked thai ne ID Tot care anything
more about the case. Faxcett 10 tired OF
Gxnfsng ard when rsxt week he gives up
70 Mayor Orr ne VIII go back into ALs
ossstness 0. selling seecs and farm tnpie-
meats WIKI a sense % relief. Maybe this
sezse 1il 0e shared by the people Of Ia
coma. who sill feel assured that an end OF
municipal disorders and scandals Is reach
81 az last
Mayor Orr will probably reappo.n. all
has Old STAFF. inel19ing the former chiefs
Of The IRE an1 police departments. Bruen-
nsr and Smith. Il viii perhaps De q week
before tss Orr administration becomes
once more the city government % Tacoma.
bat after thst things Will run along
smoothly. Ire warrant funding PROPOSE
ton wi De pushed and May Of The disf1-
cgltiss thai have formed net around The
city's Welfare and progress wiIl disappear
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Nicely Is CAIsur.
Or. pere- IL tn marty Mas. rdisA Col
itns Next Month

View Nc~k Oct -~Ts.a vc~ff -. rr,>--.
in< sAr~; m eaFz G. T7sat - Mss rssstA
ssSs sas ar fslzHH~-sx - Taatssw = rsszw
practically arknesxs~sss r~7 esv .sp.r $780,.
TO wedding -zv - Looked - IN Va
Nss- ~ y 49, ~ cc,saSzteSs az g.. Bar
tnaAsra~Ss reur.sH
A. intimate fe'suA - Msx CnsNn~ ~
essvei a setscr svgssa As~ vewfrr.aav SA.
= 7ow IN ESsSsaa- sxaf stN rexz-s <ew Yc~k
- latter ssrf - cctcf@r Nszs C'.sssns
= s~astfai ysssHg z7vs-s-ae, as so~s-s-,~
g N~s@ So aHf = greet srzss.s az, ter
~ G'CFS -gs9tox~ %sn&r~h3s
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New Yo-k Oct 3-AE@a McDersno.-
who carried The Dersoc-attc primaries
fsr IRE corre- s~s on Al nomination - TIE
Seven-h ssstr-es ~ New Jersey tn a letter
20 re Democrats 4fsf-scg co-n1nlr-ee says
t2sa- a. % favored the En.d ssancsa.s. -
couaS TO- accept tzs ne-4snat ton when cAe
csnvnr s5en 1sas.r-Se~2 BryNr az1 SewaE
FsIcs1rzon3 Va Oct S.--TEae conference
- the vagina Pores'5szs ard Democrats
Ts~n reference 70 ss<scu - 81 OF. TIE
FasYsl ls-s are ras 9ssgoai 20 yfe.3 70 ~.
proposition o. IRE Democrats. wsa o~e-
tuao sA-csa~z w8o sha4 pledge ;asrsse1 ves
- vote for Sswail
TAszAs Tex. Cs~t- s.--I@1S~ wcoser. Pop
- - c3eeco--at-1arge. ara Merriam " W.
fssrTss ssecse~ q ire Term 9sS1rf~-. sa~e
ussSe rao1se sr1o 1snes-aens tAzs .S~v
~ IN ssI17o~- BrJan tor ss-esssssat- Tsss
VA assos sce.snE - lnssns@.
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candidate for tie bench TIE A P A
forces dictated tire nomination o. both
Mills and Garrison. and he Democratic.
Caf1oltcs have served r0t5ce that trev
VIII cut these two candidates Garr@t-
son has beer an outsp0kea A. P. A leader
scr q long tine, and has not hesstatea 20
espouse TIRE doctrines o me order r,ron
tire streets anc in public ass@rrahia
The A p As wsii not violate their aaths
aid vote fer Ju1son. Catholic. Just BE-
cause he happens 70 have been nominated
for the Office Of treasurer By tne Demo-
cratic convention Both sides understand
the matter, and II IS conceded that the
candidates named viii not poll anywhere
near the full strength o. the fuzsoassc
party.
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Fopuiists Losing Grnnrd-

HcQulan, Wash. oct. 3-Spe,sa,. Capt.
A. VI. simpson. q san Francisco ave
{ simple and very convincing TAX on the
issues Of tire day at the opera house last
evening before az least 40 persons As
Mr.. simpson Is 4 large employer OF labor
an3 much respected here. a.. turned ont
- hes- hin. ana especially the Pop4llIses
who c,aim n b. very strong IN this LOAF
ity. Wh2e Hosu.an has always been cor
dsrea one % tAe s.roaghe18s q the Poe1-
Hst parry. < Is very noticeable that the
pas; fe7T weeks have reduced their nun
oe-s considerably.
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Two worstea mi,,s Burned

Camden, y. , Oe-. The w9~~.es nils
@; Aekroy3 & Schlsit a0s S-a~1-ne- {. Fsoys
covering rea-ly hsis block g. Point ara
Pear streets, we're tssgvae1 tc4ag. TIE
flames originated rem th- sz.oa- cons
cosr 11S'.o1 o.. Tool Ia ,se ?. -ks~ r5>sy7 =,
AekToyt 4 Schuls mis- TIE NO rniBs
gave employment 20 asout - persons
tas ars spread - rapidly ga, tiers we~e
some n2rraT e. apes Arkroyt g. Srhssf's
loss Is estimated a. s55.aeo. s-artner a
Eay,4s 81 ~.
Il Cr.3ste Creek n1i-e rge tors O. ere
az rslse1 4.5te seet ger T1taate
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Ladies' Underwear.

We are showing q sa-gs A.
sort-nsnt OF TIE popular On~s,a
Com sssaaslon Sssfrs
Oue4ta Com binat3cn Suits. "a
neavy Egyptian Cotton. finished
seams, & a SUE.
one&tA Com D nation Ssl.rx, "A
Natural Gray warranted one
hait wool. a. sl59 q sslst.
onafta Con p8nas lion sCssta n
Natural Cray ard White, B pep
een-. Woo. medium s4iwht. fua
nnisszsst seams. al = s ~1tt.
ofaesta Com l IA Lon sssasa n
Nat71ra- Gray. ali nns Wool, a
s-s9 a SIT.
onestA Com Ssaa.ion ssass, N
Natural Gray. extra is~re sizes.
p rs per cent Wool. at s. Is q sus,
on@zta Corn b.nasion santa. IN
c. .hsTer ; sssss. IS per cen.
Wool. from 800 up 20 si.so. 40
ccrc1Eg 20 size.
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Sew all Contributes Twenty Thousand {.
tho poporrsry.

New York Cc. 1-A~essu- Sewa.I "a.
contributes So no 70 re can-sasgn -sgrxa
The cheek was given 20 william 81 John.
treasurer o. the Demo- rate national 81 n
p8srn committee. yezc e-ssay. snss while =
does TOT represent al NJ s@vsI has
given q - ore - re hlgwe~r single sums
Goa ~7uutea 20 the free silver ca zze 50
fsr Ar- SssvaZ wi not resign lie vii
make The ayht. win or sose
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ss= Pa aef.ee. o.. s~Ts- Rem "a :,
$3.50 r~mfrsl committee Is " rer~t~s+ -,
. ts5sswaEs frors S.sse Frasgzaa Tess..a a
n Rcd sastGs rAss he wss Serv s.N~fv
fAk' - wez3. eNne - CaitEsrs.sR ara ssk-
frx @se7 ~ sseats 9~xn $500 rig srs
e. ~nAs pace TAe ss&se saz1~nsftee sp~sS
sas7EssaE sAss 81 ~ - aets 70 Grzsuee NJ.
Nert - e.E.a - s,..f.rala
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New Draperies.

Entirely new patterns -
a,inss. ORIENTAL effects. -
ard isc yard.
Novelty Patterns IN y0ney
DraperY silks. very choicA
Ss-inch Art Drnirns. I'll -
rsw colors. both PLAIN 80
fancy patterns.
Potn; d'EspFit Drapery NeeA
FTsA-Net DrRpertss with 49,
ers; Fancy Madras Dravoy
Nets, etc. etc, in large vos1oN$
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Wool Yarns.

TIE celebrated ''Goicez FieecS
Yarn. szs, ard brilliant eolo-A
unaxceEeS. in quality ard Hn.sn.
Ger man KNITTING Yarn. a. cos-
crs-
Spanish Knitting Yarn. al col
ors-
Saxo1y Woos. Germantown
woel. Shetland Wool. AngorA
Wool. Persian Zephyr, Ice WOOL
knitting - s.4si o s.se.E AZ
com -2ss gzlele and fashionable
winter amusement.
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Fancy Pillows

New Head Rests. oQu0e4
round and heart shaped. ~
city patterns.
Silk Throws. Ttdtss and 49,
nese scarfs. etc. In large vase
ETY..
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Feather Down PillONA

Uncovered pillows ~ follows
size isxis. az &c each: sire No
at &c each: size soxae, q -
each. size 22x12. nt TIC each: -
.ix-4. at 15c each.
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I've Dynsmiters Freed.

Rotterdam. Oct 3-Kearnsy and usfre,.
TWO o. the Irish suspects. have been con-
Quoted across the Dutch frontier Tn.
failure or Scotland Yard men to secure
TIE extrs9:sioa o. lyman made their Ar
.es;s % DO ltnporiAncs.
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Se- York Oct - .i<7szech 20 ~
xa-s frcTa Tsanuzn. CANA. s8ys: I'm
ar-aA1 Ss.sFas@-y * HssaE Ca2ng R--7w@s
a~-e gaas rrsa~rllrr Ar to members %
rs Party a~e xesl
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New Ribbons,

New Fall Shades In RibbooG-
New FAN styles Ia Fancy -
bons.
New Monotone" Ai1i1o9
Ribbons, lates. novelty.
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A,A hsoot oz-3e- Ike Eoors sa-a-
Ria Il has Accom- 1A1shst sreas cares
through vcys1ec o-o01 Il vsIi oszsae ID
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fzcxs Of cod winds acd srorsaA
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FAWCETT TO GETOUT


1sesms Bresfhss . Sigh ~ Relief Inst
Her Municipal Troubles saA sess-
la1s Are About Ksdsd-Tsrkey Yav-
cets Alse sighs-Ths waxrast YznA-
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BRYANAGAINACCEPTS


He Expresses His Appreciates sf TAe1y
Assistance to the Dsmoerssse Party
h It's Fight Against the Party seek.
ing Ito Bind the Aneriean People
- Fareign Monesary Syssen-"
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Ccsn purses. IA kid. seal. ALI
ra.ov and tzza-ss. a. i5c. &c. &c.
&C and &C.
Pocket Books. "a kIa. seal. No
rocco. ak gasor ard ExzArd. 81
&c, &c, 59c and Sc
PocE-t books. IN As~ge variety.
sts-~..nx silver nsoaueangs. a. -
C-@s. si5a. Up 20 s. each
pA-ago cso1lt I. IA lion cHSeN.
with handkerchief pockets. slot
.ee frame. n large variety. sc.
NZ Sl.s5. us s7-5o and s. each
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Fur CapeA

Ladies' Sheared Coney She'd
der capes, very handsome 9
Eco each.
Ladies' Electric Seal ShouI6NR
CAGES and Aatra,xhan CANA
Sc % each.
WOOL Seal Shoulder Cap4A
handsomely hned with ~
Sss.s9 each
Astrakhsn Shoulder Casa
handsomely lined with ~
SIS. % each.
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Fur Trimmings.

Our stock Of Fu-s ard Fur
Trimmings VIII he found very
cernpiste ard excseSs4n Ely mod
crate In price. Sugc-a. Tx BET.
Bear. NGrteu. Asrr-l khan. Coney.
Monkey. Mink. Lambs Woos.
: OK and Beaver.
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Lace Curtains.

Novelty Lace Curtains ID -
Sst and Espri, effects. tA1
finish. very pretty. 81 10 and
q pair.
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A corapfe.s tire OF single -
double. with round thread -
brcitery linens.
New splashers. New 0WOs
scarfs. New Table CloshA
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