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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-15

Dainty little presents. just the krd
your ara looking for. Order by mail
Satin Lined slipper Jewel Cases, &c.
slipper Pin Cushions. &c.
Fancy Hair Pin Boxes. &c.
Children's Engraved Silver Cups. SC.
Metal Picture Frames. I5c.
Silver Salts and Peppers. 10
Child's Set. knife. fork, spoon. 80.
Silver Jewel Boxes. all shapes. $50
Enamel Finish Pin Trays. Ssc.
Tooth Pick Holders. ssc-
Souvenir spoons. &c
Silver Mounted Hat Brushes and
whisk Brooms. &C.
Silver Napkin Rings. &c.
Silver Cups and Saucers, gold lined,
engraved, satin finish. &C.
Fancy Pin Cushions. Ioc. 80
Silver Salts and Peppers. In plush
eases, SIC set
Child's Set. consisting OF knife. fork.
spoon, napkin ring and gold lined cup.
al in case. Csc set
Small Double Picture Frames. 4ec.
Souvenir Pin Trays. satin finish. Sc.
Decorated China Ash Trays, sec.
Silver Fruit Knives. ssc set.
Silver Pen Knives, z blades, see.
Nut Set IN satin lined oak case. Sc.
Clover Leaf Pin Cushions, loo.
Swinging stand Mirrors. ssc to s2.4s.
Hand stand Mirrors. re.
Quadraple Plated Silver Sets. 4 pieces.
engraved, satin finish. 1855.
Decorated China Nail Polisher and
Tray 49c.
Sterling Manicure Sets. pieces. sec.
Bronze Figures. 9ac.
Dresden China Button Hooks. sec.
Dresden China Photo Frames. sizes,
&c, 44c, 59c-
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time, because Alry ndFS Vflc NAtAAA. u
bright girl who is 10 or u years Old. she
IS in a convent.
Mr. Neyins Is a nachinist, ard accord
Ing to information obtained about him. Is
a capable and industrious man. Nine or
ten months ago he went to Anaconda,
Mont. 10 work. IL is said on excellent
authority that before he babe his wife
goodbye he left her about $50. Every
month that he was away he sent her an
allowance: some said $40, some so Aad
some $50 A month.
II appears that Nevins has n good mAay
friends in the city. He Is member OF
one or two secret societies. Not long ago
one OF his friends is said TO have sent
him a letter. The contents OF the letter
could not be ascertained, but the fact re-
mains that Mr.. Nevins came home He
found the little cottage where IL stood
when he went away. and his wife was
there. too II would be entering too far
behind the curtain of the family's do
nestle affairs TO attempt TO say how glad
she was 10 see him.
sunday evening between and . o'clock,
however Mr.. Nevins on entering his home
found his wife stretched out upon bed
annarently unconscious On the table lay
a nnfs. and with Il was q bottle partly
filled with some kind OF liquid and sedi-
ment.
The letter was written in an affectionate
strain. and in substance informed Mr..
Nevins that his wife contemplated pass
ing through the great black veil 10 eternal
hardness. Mr.. Nevins was alarmed ana
called In assistance Thief a messenger
was hurried of after a physician. In Il
short time the physician v as In the house
Ua looked at the PROSTATE figure on the
bed and mentally confessed TO nimseh
that there were no apparent sSGns OF ols-
solution. He attempted TO arouse the
q
her temperature and felt or her pulse
Both were normal
IT believe that she IS shamming." said
sbe doctor 10 himself. Then he took
lenk al the bottle. and came 70 the con-
clusson that the liquid looked more IKE
water with some dirt IN Il than any OF the
deadly drugs Moreover. there was no
label 10 Indicate poison. Returning 20 the
subject OF the Investigation he took hold
81 nor lower Jaw. II went down. mo-
Mon. later he repeated the operation. ana
tbys .4ne II refused 70 work. Then the
doctor partsd the eyelids. The pupil OF
tha eve failed 20 indicate poison o. any
kina The moment he let go the eyeilds
riesey An efnetic was prepared, but ac-
corafnr to the story X would not 80 down
-T.,a doctor then said that he would give
her a hvpodernsic injection. and that whAs
I, veoula make her sick & wsvld undoupf-
eil,, bring her around ali right. The de-
rouement came JUST rs the needle was
reaav for Insertion. The supposed srietds
sDaa.nfv became possessed OF reTuarkaeie
vitality and directed a few words at the
so.,or witch would not look well In print
ca. gave her husband q regular roagh
"a su-nrsa FOR a few moments. and FUR
49, Assistance was required before thu
t,,ss~sto- vas given II think she VIII be
al right IN a short tia'e." said the doctor
as ne left the house.
NE words came true. Yesterday there
urera r,.rnors OF divorce proceedings
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Mason farm There was some dispute
over money matter. ard 81 subsequently
developed that Sor5strom had q gruexa
against the Assons % this account After
Nordstrom had TEX TIE Mazons he became
a coal miner and dropped out OF sight Until
the asaassinatlaamk day Mr.. Mason
came 70 this eIG ~. BUSINESS. leaving his
son Willie. thmorh9oi teacher and one or
5meehsn 81 the Mason house was Ia
s4z1ditlon bgilt On the rear o. the house.
The table was long and was placed a short
distances from The house wall. About three
feet from one end OF the table was a
window, The curtain Of whicn was up On
the eveoffui night. supper had been pre-
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Judge Aanferd yesterday issued an or
der IN the case OF the United States va.
the schooner James q. swan. Ia which
proctons FOR the intsrvenors flfty-{ hree
sealskins from the cargo Of the schooner
now stored With the Seattle Transfer
Company. Skins marked by having the
ears cat OF or tied with strings for iden-
riiieatlou are the ones specified for de-
livery. Where there are 10 marks. the
marshal shall select one and the tnterven-
ors another, alternately. until the nifty
three shall have been delivered in az
coraamga Win the nraNisfans OF The nraar-
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Extraordinary Offerings
In Eurs.

IL you ara looking for Cape bar
gain II VIII pay you 90 examine our
special offarings The kind that not
only lock well, but wear well. This 10
special Offering OF moro than pass
Ing interest. Read these prices. then
GENE and examine the garments.
XNxX Electric Seal Cape, 30 inches
long, is0-insA sweep. lined with two
toned satin; regular price $3.50. now
$500
NIX Electric Seal Cape, IS inches
long. f90-inch sweep, marten collar.
and edge lined with handsome bro
oaded silk: regular price $50. now
fz7.50
xxx Electric Seal Cape % inches
long. 12o-inch ewecp. collar. edge and
bottom of cape edged with best quail
fty Of rnartsn. lined with handsome
brccaded silk: regular price SIS. now
$50.
Handsome Skunk opossum Cape -
inches long. l3o-incn sweep. with yoke
and cellar Of finest quality sloctrin
seal, lined with handsome hrocade1
satin: regular price as. now so.
xxx Electric Zeal Cape. Is inches.
is0-ineh sweep. yoke and collar Of best
quality OF Persian iamh. lined with
handsome Dresden silk: regular price
t4s. now $50.
xxx Electric Seal cApa. % inches
long, 15e-snch sweep. with yoke collar.
front and bottom trimmed with Ecnu-
Inc ohinchiilA. beautifully lined VITA
finest satin; former price soS now SO.
xxx Electric essi Cape. - inches
long. ias-inoh sweep yoke and collar
of Persian lamb. points Of yoks finish-
ed with rins marten ITALIA lined with
beautiful Dresden sim. former price
SIS, now $50.
xxxx Electric Seal csp@ ~ inches
long. i35-inch swssp with collar and
yoke OF Persian lamh. finixhed with Is
marten tails. lined With very hand
come Dresden silk; former price SO.
now $50.
xxx Electric Seal capa - inches
long. fs5-inch sweep, with yoke ana
collar OF very handsome mink. points
OF yoke finished with mink tails, lined
with beautiful Dresden silk, reducsd
from SIS 20 so.
Electric Seal o4p~, 81 inches long.
fi0-inah sweep, iinsd with oxceliene
quality OF satin; regular prios 3D. now
s27s0.
Best quality wool Seal Cape. -
inches long, 1le-inch sweep. with mar
ten collar and edge, lined with hand
some brctcaded SILK: was $50. now SIm.
Handsome Beaver Cape. n inches
long, fletinch sweep. lined with BEST
quality brown satin; was SIS; now $500.
We are showing hsndsonie line OF
Fur Collsrettss. ranging In price from
$50 to sess; your choice now for s4w.
Childrarfs White Angora Furs. with
large. siessp collar and good fuIi-sixsd
mum; former price. st50. now ss.oo.
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The damage &ase brought by Willis
been set for I ri on DeseInbsr IL. - 49,
The city aESeat1le filed demurrer TO
the compliant q Adam Thorp yesterday
with the e&-k IL the superior court.
The proscrufins agorney's Office yester-
day Med an inform ion With the clerk
OF the court charging pofnas Walsh with
petit larceny.
The plaintiff in I case OF Louis
Barker. fled his reply the defense OF
the defendant.
A cali for warrants. gregating 81. 600.
on the county genera Xroad and bridge
and soldiers, rslef fag wiz be made By
and decree were slskd nv Judge Langley
VS.. Mary l. Haxm ct al.
The defesdaM In the case OF G.. ]. An
derson W. III. A. Saver gave notice yes
terday thar he would. on December 70.
demur to the plaintiffs complaint.
An order declaring Thomas Cade n de-
PENDANT IN the case or Henry Whittrcu ct
a. vs.. Julia NJ Barnes ct al. in default.
was signed yesterday by Judge Langley.
The 500 bond required by the court IN
the case OF ]. NJ. Butler et ux. VS.. the
Histogenetfc Medicine Company, was fled
yesterday, with G. G. Bradner and George
J. Wiley as sureties.
a ~. EANd. feFtiFeF ~ the case OF joan
WoodfuE VS. J. Wooding & Co. pefftioned
the superior court yesterday for le1ve TO
sell al the assets OF the defendant COM
pauy, as ne has been unable 10 collect any
OF the accounts without bringing suit.
Ike Lurie. garnishee In a case wherein
J. Blumenthai IS PLAINTIFF, and a r.
GrossHan Fl al. - defendant and frankie
Reed intervenor. filed his answer 10 the
tntervenors petition In the superior court
yesterday. denying the allegations alleged
stipulations in the cases Of the city va.
Ellen Padden Humphrey Jones. Elizabeth
the ntatHtln allows each defendant until
January l. iseI ia which 20 Gle and serve
statements 81 fact. were fled yesterday In
the clerks office.
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Changed Hands.

A change has taken place in the man
areneslt OF me Royal restaurant > to'lh
- nov sole manager. Mr.. Conn nas been
sds-ur1f1e-i with efse Royal from pc s.@f''
and knuws tho restaurant ous-Iiese t'o =,
- sTSosyd up. he viii make SPECIAL et-
raz-.s 20 maintain s9se reps1rssaon OF this
~ -,~ays rsrg.i.1urssre, ard hss already IN
.,sss-,rsat ed a SPECIAL luncls for business
IN which excels anyxsAng OF che KIND
vet offered ia THE city.
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Our Book Sale.

Our BOOK SAFE.
4 The secret Of our great success In this
/ department is selling the best OF books
/ az prices that strikes terror 10 the
\ heart OF all competition The public
7 are showing the highest possible appre-
I citation OF the values vee are giving
them by crowding this department 10
Its fullest capacity. This list ear give
yoa bat faint idea % the usleqaaled
values we are Offering
Belles-LetSres Series IN handsome
embossed binding. arustieally deeo-
rated In gold or silver. printed with
clear type on best book paper. made
TO sell for soc. we are selling them at
&C. Here are few OF the titles:
Beauties of Nature, By John Lubbock.
Art. Poetry and Music. by John Lnb-
book.
The Choice OF Books. by John Lub-
book.
The Destiny of Man. by John Lub-
book.
Health, Wealth and the Blessing Of
Friends. by John Lubbock.
The Duty OF Happiness. by John
Lubbock.
Spiritual Laws. by Ralph Emerson.
Love and Friendship. by Ralph En-
erson.
1utSGieEl. pF RALPH Esfii&f>RH-
Manners, by Ralph Emerson.
Nature and Art. By Ralph Emerson.
The Young Man and the Church, by
Edmund Box.
The Young Man In Business. by Ed
mund Box.
Sweetness and Light. by Matthew
Arnold.
Conversation. by Thomas De Quincy.
Spells System. by Carl Schurz.
The Education as a Training for
Business. by Judson.
Why Americans Dislike England. by
George Adams.
The Meaning and Application OF the
Monroe Doctrine. by John Back Nc
Masters.
Legend OF Sleepy Hollow. by Wash
ington Irving. etc.
G. A Henty's Historical Novels.
beautifully bound in cloth ana silver.
Above Is one OF the best series Of books
published for boys. Reliable historical
facts are so woven IN with fiction as 10
make them so attractive that any boy
IS glad TO read them. Publishers
price $50. our price IS. titles as fol-
lows.
The Tiger OF the Mysore.
In Greek Waters.
Under brakes Flag.
bN f3k% aIlu Dt NJ.
BY England's Aid.
In the Reign of Terror
With Give In India.
In Freedoms Cause
With Wolfe in Canada.
With Lee in Virginia.
One OF the Twenty~eighth.
Saint Bartholomew Eve
A Final Reckoning.
stories for Boys and Girls by Mrs.
Ewing. beautifully bound In CLOTH
with silver titles. publishers price Soc.
our price &c.
Melchior's Dreams and Other Tales,
Jackanapes and other Tales. Isoh-iae-
Bv-the-FYre, Mrs. Overtbgway's Re
membranes and Other Tales. A Flat
iron for a Farthing. Jan of the Wind
mill
Same M above. by Charlotte YonEe.
Young Folks History OF Greece, Hts
tory OF Rome. History OF France, His
tory OF Germany, etc.
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u.arx rraenlsr. the brutal murderer OF
e.. PhEsplna Mueller and her baby. and
rs.r,<s W. Eondssrom. the ASSASSIN q
EI.llr Mason. viii both have To pay th4
,.cslsv OF their crimes with their liyesf
- United States supreme court. th&
tsxs,ess tribunal In the land, IN dlsFalssinf
- appeal cases yesterday. 50 Geeree%
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SPOILED BIZ A DOCTOR
A MARRIED WOMAN FAKES An AT
TEMPT AT SUICIDE.

Her Husband Had Been Away for
Several Months NJ work-ne RE-
eeivea Letter From a Friend
That Brought Him Home sudden
Iy-A short Time Aftsrward the
Woman Left = Farewell Note and
a Poison Bottle on the Table,
hat the Physfcian Could Find
Nothing the Matter.
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conyerSiur with bis numerous friends IN
"a. nofsl Iohbv ana speaking Of his rscsnt
trlp EAST over the Northern Pacific, COM
rartag II with former trips over other
isres ~ to,a them all that the old North
err pscsac conld not be sqnalled even yet
ana il attractions seemed 10 increase with
every trip he made
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allegations contained In the complaint.
and denies 3 great many. For ar affirm
alive answer the following Is set forth:
That or o. about February y. 1sss. the
city entered into contract with James
Forrest for grading Harvard avenue north
70 she north margin OF East Highland
drive. IN accordance with ordinance No.
4a77, approved January q isss Forrest be-
gan work on his contract about September
4. fsss. and continued on the work until Oc-
tober =. During September he performed
work on the contract Ia the following
amounts: Portion 70 - paid by property
owners Is bonds, 81 c.. 80: portion TO be
paid By city Ia warrants. s5s.ea In Oc-
~obsr work was done In the following
amounts: Property owners in bonds.
si.oN.ss; city warrants. sies.so. the whole
making a total Of s. zS.s4 THIS Is thu
amount earned by Forrest Out of this
the city was entitled 10 retain and did
retaln- 20 secure the material men and
labcreFs for material and labor $50 g.
leaving q eossI. for which Forrest was
entitled 10 have bonds ard warrants.
"On October 90 Forrest demanded bond
OF $50 In payment for the work done by
him. which was delivered by the city. This
left sl.1ls.sI. 20 which Forrest Is entitled
should ne complete aais contract by the
stipulated time. January 4. 1ssss. Under the
terms Of the contract and In accordance
ter. any iaborer who performed labor and
any material man who furnished material
Is entitled 10 a len on 20 per cent. Of the
amount earned By the contractor for thir-
~ days after the Improvement shall have
been completed. Such improvement IL not
yet completed. and the time for its COM
pietion viii not expire until January 4:
that Il In impossible for the city 70 sacer-
tain how many men worked for Forrest,
or the amount due them. or the number CT
men who furnished material. The follow
ing. though, have already fled liens with
the city comptroller. w. g. Smith, labor,
s1ess: GaIbraith Grain Co.. materials.
s4s1.s0: Sam Gustafson. labor. s4T.io. These
liens are believed 70 be valid.
Prior to October "a Forrest assigned tho
following amounts: To r. s. Twicheil.
s5i5; r. NJ. Spring. sss5o; ]. L. Taylor.
SEQ. Forrest made no demand on the city
for more than the $50 bond which was
turned over 10 him" The city Is informed
that Forrest has left the city. but whether<
he VIII return and finish his contracL
does not know
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Hey MUST HANG
.~xps AND SoRDsTRoM TO PAT
- PENALTY OF THEIR CRTMEs.

.-.4~a Sfafes Supreme Court AA1rms
-. Decision Of the Lower Court
!. the Nordstrom Case and Dis
.-ass<s the Causes of Craemer
- AAoIph Krss, Which In
~>sved the Same Questionable
~.rSerers Have Not Yet Been Adj
~taea of the Decision-Pubffc
ssens Relieved.
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Albums.
The seasons Novelties At the least
prices known
Embossed Cellulosd Autograph Al
buns. sc. Sec
Embossed and Tinted Celluioid Photo
Albums. holding p cards and cabinet
pictures. silver mounted.
Callaloia Albums with plush backs.
Sl.Is.
Celiulosd and Plush Albums. for large
and small photos. slas
Embossed CeIluloid Albums with
decorated leaves, very handsome. A.4s.
Cbiong Leather Photo Albums for
cabinets, pictures silver mounted, - 4s,
$2Ss
Leather Albums. for cabinets, Sc g.
Musical Albums. for s. photos. deco
rated leaves. elegant embossed bind
ing and stand, containing music box,
sil.ss.
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Nour IfnxhnnA

Would IKE snv OF the following useful
articles for \ Christmas aft; Nsckwear.
gloves. hsndkerchisfs. smoking Jackets.
pafAsnas. night robes. dressing gowns sus-
renders. link cur buttons our name and
trademark o. any 90 THE above goods 8
. guarantee % good form ana cor-@s;
style. Cheasty's Second avenue and
James street Store open evenings.
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Hosts OF new pieces in Haviland,
Delft, Limoges and Carlsbad. A price
hint follows:
Cracker Jars. SEC TO E4S.
Pin TrayA &c, 800. SIC,
China Hair Pin Boxes, PC, see.
Jewel Stands. 39c. 49c.
Powder Boxes, 4sc. SOC, Csc.
Fancy Teapots. 19c 10 &c.
Decorated China Pitchers at e4c, sc.
SIC. 4ac. Csc.
Fancy Tea Cups and After Dinner
Coffee Cups. &c. 12c. lac, l6c, lsc. &c,
eec. sec to si.19-
Candle Sticks. $50. Acc. Ssc.
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To- sultan hss decorated sidney Whit
zen rorrasg oR6snt % tire New YORK
Hersla. wsts the secona lass q the - -
CSfAFes<af order.
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ssnae,al ..le Of bamboo furnsturs. Bamboo
S.eva l1os So,oad Greatly reduced prices
on stock for holidays. Tables. 10 GEMS and
Up. chairs. ~ cents and up BOOKCASES, 20
eesez and np. Call
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Attractive presents within Q low
price limit.
Embossed CeliuioId Toilet Gases, fan
cy lined. si.2s. sl.ss.
Celluloid Necktie Cases, satin lined.
sec.
Toilet and Manicure Set. In celluieid
case si-es.
Silver Mounted Toilet Set in hand
some case. sl.<s SIS, s27s.
Toilet Set silver mounted. with deco
rated China back. Sa.Ss. s39s. Sass
Leather Glove Boxes. fancy silk lined.
SSe.
Leather Handkerchief Boxes, 20 COR
respond. Sl.s9. Sis.
Leather Gun and Collar Box. 81 IS.
Decorated Leather Handkerchief
and Glove Boxes. different colored
leather. soc, Csc set.
Tiny Leather or Plush Handkerchief
Boxes. satin lined. soc.
Embossed Celluloid Work Boxes. soc.
Decorated ceiluloid Glove and Han
kerchief Boxes. sl.ss and s2.is set.
Leather Necktie Cases. silk lined.
slss
Embossed celiuloid Work Boxes,
satin lined. eac. s1.4s.
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rnE CRY ANSWERS


In the Superior cears yesterday tae ely
stea Us answer 20 ths complaint niea at
THURSDAY BY Joan psNisngs Gs1esEr sass<sa
ard others. ~ witch they ssk fAe ceuTt
e. compel tAa c4fy 70 issue s. &>.s IA
hsnss. On a eoasr4et TIE e&ty aa& via
Jsraxs ForrS~s gar taa Improvement g
Harvard aveaGa Ts~rka.
In iss ass~s< t&e e4<g &a-Itss ss<saaa
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Fs,orsxsTl. Y. If. c. A "a. University,
she< aseerqzooEl- Admission IS cents
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whsca VII enable you % secure
= me imported garment at . less price
lasn yel would ordinarily pay for .
ooinesuc make A nrst ehoics In worth
something.
Ladies' Macintosh IN mixed gray
1weeds. slnxis cape. with three box
Pt&its "A back. velvet collar. regular
price SiS.sA reduced to xssS
LADIES' Aaeklatosb IN gray or tan
Covert Cloth. double cape. velvet coli
lar. former pzics HAS. nov slx.sa
Ladies' Macintosh In nixed gray.
tan and browns. single cape. with bon
plat In back. velvet collar. the regular
$3.50 kind. reduced to siasa
Ladies' MAckintosh in navy or black.
single cape. box plaIts In back. velvet
collar. regular price tiSoo. row siaoa
Ladies' Macintosh IN checked af-
fects. wide box plA!ts In back OF care.
regular priee C6so special price 81 %.
same style as above Ia tan serge. a
tao.o garment for $500
Ladies' Macintosh In gray or tan
csmsfs hair mixture double eapes,
regular price s2S.oo. specia, prscs s.s.eo.
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Fresh candies made every afternoon ~
Palace % Sweets LASiss nFitsa % eAii
and sample same.
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When huytng your holiday presents &c
nos forget IRE 'ne line OF slippers 1T SIND
son Bros. To- Second.
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China Toilet Boxes. al shapes. 20.
&c. 3ac. sc. 4@e. 5sc gp 10 sSc-
Small Sugar and cream Sets. isc, sc.
Sc, sl.ss. sl.s4
Delft Cups and Saucsrs. al shapes.
sec. &c. ssc.
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Actions were begun in t.SM2perior court
yesterday In the f9ilowxry eases:
]. A. claua VS. Nessfe 3. Sander ct al
Assigned real estS a. deed. g. SEQ.
NJ. NJ. Teater a. w. C. Gibson--Trsn-
script from JuslA Caldweifs court. SIC.
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Northern Paci5c trains are now running
direct from and 10 Seattle. me Willis
river bridge having been replaced
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