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citement is SO great Stocks OF potatoes. cab
bage onions, etc. are in large supply and of
very choice quality. But few winter apples have
vet come the market. Oranges in good
AT quotations and some dealers would pay cent
better than quotations. Poultry Is steady and re-
me rut of three weeks past, prices not having
huctuated with the changes in wheat the last
month. but higher than month ago 5oG10c per
barrel
The local grain market shows considera BILE
activity. Wheat advanced yesterday another
cent, making Accent advance the last three
Gays. Corn and oats rule steady at quotations.
Track bids ruled follows:
Wheat-No. red. 73c: No. red 65m67c: No.
4 red. 57ets2c: wagon wheat lie.
Corn-No. white, &c; No white. 25c No.
mixed exc; No. yellow. 24lzc: No ) yellow,
24i4c No. mixed. 24l4c No. mixed Csc; ear
oats-No. white. 1sc; No 3 white lie: No.
mixed 1512c; No mixed. 13l@c
Hay-No. timothy. SS.a049; no. timothy.
S747.59; prairie. S5Gs.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers,
Poultry-Hens. 51k0sc; springs, 51zc; cocks. SC:
young turkeys, s-lb fa! &c; toms &c; old her
for full feathered; zoe for plucked.
Rutter-country, choice &c.
Feathers-Prime geese. 3Oc per lb; prime duck
wool-Medium unwashed 12c; fine merino, I'M
washed. Zoe; tub-washed, 26023c; bury and un-
nerchantable, sc less.
Rceswax-3oc for yellow: 25c for dark.
Honey-11Q15c per pound.
HIDES, TAI.LOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /, 7c No. 2, sac; No.
l calf, nc; No. calf. &C.
Green Hides-No 1. &c; No. 2, Sc.
Tallow-No. l. Sc: No. 2, 2lac.
Bones-Dry, s12H13 per ton.
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Births.

Eliza J. and William Brady. 1lSS East Michi-
gan street. boy. -
Olga and George Miranda. SO Tacoma street.
boy.
girl.
Annie and Frank Harriatt Twenty fourth and
Meridian streets. boy.
Ida and j. II. Seers. SIG lockwood street. girl.
Mrs. and George Reilly, 320 Louisiana street.
girl.
Minnie and James II. Gordon. City Hospital.
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FAST TRAINS
To-
Louisville, Ky.
PennsylvaniaShortLine

Leave $40 a. M: arrive Louisville, Fourteenth
street 6:ia n. m. Union station 200 a. IN. daily.
Leave $3.50 a. m. arrive Loui lille, Fourteenth
street II 80 neon: Union Station 1910 noon daily.
Leave 325 D. M; arrive louisville, Fourteenth
street. Is D. M Union station $50 y. m. daily.
Leave 800 D. m. arrive Louisville, Fourteenth
street. S:25 n. Union Station $40 p. m daily,
except Sunday.
Pennsylvania high grade standard coaitles and
buffet parlor and sleeping cars.
Ticket Offices No. As West Washington street.
No i6 Jackson place and Union station.
GEO. T.. ROCKWELL, u. II. A.
T.. A. FORD, @. u. A.
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puiIdin~ Permits.

Mary !. Bishop. frame dwelling. 81 Huron
street, Sl,3s0.
street. s..
7. S. Voss improvements, 2sI Broadway. $50,
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Metals.

NEW YORK Oct. 3a-Pig iron steady. Copper
quiet lake brokers' 102e.' exchange, 10.756J1 SOC
Lead steady. Tin firm; straits, 13G13.10c plates
steady Spelter firm. ~ ~ it
ST LOUIS. Oct 30.-Lead steady at 260c for
Missouri and 2.65c for desilverized Spelter
firmly held :. Soc
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Wheat Booming

ing money Write T.. 3 MURRAY & CO, Bank
ers and Brokers, 1Z2 Rialto Building, Chicago
members OF the Chicago Board OF Trade in good
standing. for their Book Statistics and Specu-
1atiye Information and Daily Market Letter
both free. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
oUT-CF-TOWN ORDERS.
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SEALS. STENCILS. STAMPS.

feet of pipe in Chestnut street to the Ari-
iona street main the trouble can be re-
liaxr
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The following table. compiled by Bradstreet $
shows the total ciearanCes at the principal cities
and the percentage Of increase or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week last year
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Afore general attention
BY visiting merchants was extended than ex-
pected and fairly good sales resulted that in
Guided brown. bleached and colored cottons,
printed fabrics and fancy cOttons. it being the
last opportunity of many buyers before election,
as they will depart FOR home tonight. Printing
cloths firm at 25sc and sellers. Sales for the
week were over 800 900 pieces
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LIVE STOCK.

Good Cattle a Trfftc HiNher-HOgs
Active and LOwer-Sheep Weak.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 30-Cattle--Receipts,
1000: shipments 300. The better classes of ship
ping and export cattle higher and butcher
and light steers We're unchanged. Most of the
off oil
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1863
packages. Market steady; Western dairy, So
12Iac; Western creamery. 12l20120c; Elgins, zoe !;
factory, 7@12c. Cheese-Receipts, 426S packages.
Market steady; State, large 71sG1o1sc; small,
71a@O1e1lc; part SKINS 31AG17c; full Skins, 2a@oc.
Eggs-Receipts 1867 packages. Market steady
State and Pennsylvania, 2OB@21c; Western, Is
G19c.
steady; fancy Western creamery, 20c; fancy
Pennsylvania prints, 21c; fancy Pennsylvania
demand: fresh nearby, zoe; fresh Western, 19c.
Cheese firm.
CHICAGO Oct. 30-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery.
9@1Sc; dairy. 9@16c. Cheese steady at SQSS4c.
Eggs steady at tic.
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Oils.


WILMINGTON. Oct 30,-Rosin firm; strained
$50; good s1.55. Spirits of turpentihe firm;
chine, 26c irregular, 2412c. Tar steady at 81.
Turpentine quiet; hard, $50; soft $1.s0; virgin
$3.50. 4E 1s5sf
OIL CITY. Oct. 30.-Credt balances $1.17;
tfcates opened at 81 171a highest. S1I71a: lowest
s1.17; closed at $1.17; sales, 1000 brls at SLY;
shipments, Ga, Ole brs; runs, lie. 591 bris.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30-Petroeum quiet; United
closed $1.1S bid. Rosin firm. Turpentine
quiet.
SAVANNAH Oct. 30--Spirits of turpentine
firm at 25c bo; sales, $50 brls. Rosin firm.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 30.-Rosin, S1.4091. As.
Spirits of turpentine 25c.
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 36-Cotton firm; mid
ding, TIC; net receipts, 1924 bales; gross
cepts, H. 1S5 bales; exports to the continent $685.
bales; exports coastwise, 121 bales; sales, $500
bales; stock. ,734 bales
MEMPHIS. Oct 30.-Cotton steady; midding
3-16c; receipts, 3,147 bales; shipments, loo
bales; stock, 1888 bales; sales $500 bales.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30-Cotton closed quiet
middling uplands, 15-16c; mddling gulf, 3-16c
sales 512 bales
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Totals United states. 1865 rs, a5s Dec 10 s
Exclusive OF New York. 4f2. J.Ges Dec II 8
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Transfers. 6; considera ton ............. ST. 81
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PACIFIC coAsr EXCURSIONS.
Are Agtfattng Western Passenger
Assocfafion on Rates.

TIE Western Passenger Association Is
getting at the bottom Of the trouble over
she California excursion business. which
has been a source Of great worry for the
PAST few weeks. Circulars have been re-
ceivaa from Chairman Caldwell regarding
that matter and containing considerable
information. The trouble seems 20 ba over
conducted excursions, and
charges have bean flying around that
several OF the roads. Ia order 10 secure
business, have granted free herths in
sleeping ears 10 persons buying over their
line The chairman reports that although
the association had used every effort, no
tangible proof had been obtained which
would fully suss in the accusations. 1t
has been limited that the so-called excur-
sion agencies are at fault IN the matter,
bat this charge does not seem 10 be sub
Stimulated either. as the agents have
proven that they have lived up 10 al their
agreements The excursion companies de-
clara they viii assume ali responsibility
OF the acts OF their agents. Trouble over
the granting OF free sleeping car berths 10
tourists exists IN the East, aud Is said 70
be due 20 the inequalities existing In the
payment OF commissions. The TranscOn-
tinental Passenger Association viii very
likely take the matter up and reach q set
Element before January ].
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TIE case OF Isaac L. White Va. George
y Thornton e. al Wa est for trial on
January ~ Judge Osborn yesterday.
a judgment for x1s in favor % pi2ir-
tin w4s sssnaa ~ Judge Osborn y@steT-
cay IN tas case q Aic1la UrsIno 50. s
Marine
Licenses % wed were issued yesterday
q Edwin JoaanHsu LsTnAFg and 0l2ins
Ha8snes, bot4 o. E&llaFas and John Dse~
sousnd Karen Nilsson. both OF Stanweca.
Judge Langley granted leave yesterday
20 Daniel r Gage ard Joan Fisher 20 sue
J. K. Murphy, receiver Is Inc case % I.
u MeGufefsecn va Charles ". Turner.
on two foreclosure eases
An order confirming tie sale % lot 8
secti5u ;. Ia Township -, property u e0sa-
tr04arNy IN the O. - * the Northern Ieufs-
f!9s Investment Trust L9Enp s4taE " . &.
s,aIkiBs ct TX. for szssS5ss Gas signed ~
Judge Langley yesterday.
The attorney for the staRwooa Nj
Company gave notice ia the saF eftoF
court yesterday 10 tbs attorneys q - l-
superior court from the 1aess4oa recently
given In 1gstius fagur for 1SAss-~-
An appeal bond Of xz9 IN ire case Of
the Facsna Wharf GoagRany IS. Hsnfs
II. Jackson. administrator u the esiats q
u. B Jackson. siLa IL. = Jackson ~ pm
ctpa} and w r. S3nd&rz0n aMG ". J.
brewster saFeties. vas eiea win the
clerk Of the court yesterday
George human a defendant Ia Gaze
broUgat b. Isaac J. Waite vs. George p.
Thornton 81 a.. has been ofdsSel - . =
and answer concerning pf9psfiy eNiie )
by atm and Aiao answer y ~ he a3s hot
paid over \ judgment secured against A4lA
IL the plaintiff Ter szss2i
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BIG FILING FEES.



Yesterday was fed day in The county
auditors Office. the receipts amountiRs 20
xSsa-<a The principal part Of this amount
was made up OF the fees for Instruments
flied b. Thomas Cooper. land agent 81 the
Northern Pscsnc- These Instruments eon-
sist OF Use deeds aud two mortgages. The
deeds convey al ths property Of the oia
company 10 thu newly organized railway
company. Deed No. I is from Alfred L.
Carey, special master in chsneeEy, ana IS
general railroad deed, No. is thu same
10 the same. but Ia a general land deed.
No. Is a railroad and land deed from
the old company 10 the new company:
No. Is . trustees deed from the Farmers
Loan Trust Company 10 the Northern
Pacific Railway Company. and Ne S IS
a receivers deed from McHenry. Rsge1ow
and Burleigh 20 the new company.
The first mortgage Is known as the prior
lien mortgage and Is given ey the North
eru Pacific Railway Company to the Mer-
camille Trust Company, trustee. Taa Sec
end mortgage Is known as general lien
mortgage and is given by the Northern
Pacinc Railway Company 10 the Farmers
Loan Trust Company, trustee These
two mortgages are recorded IN both real
estate and chattei mortgage records. The
total recording fee amounts TO sass p
Auditor Benan has had force OF clerks
working on these instruments during The
past week from advance copies furnished
by the railroad company. and yesterday
the originals We're brought over from Ta-
coma by one OF Mr.. coaper's clerks and
the comparing work done last night
All OF these instruments have 10 be re-
corded in thirty-thrse out OF the thirty
four counties in the state. Should the fees
be the same IN al the counties, and Il Is
probable that they VIII. as Mr.. Bemau's
clerks were very accurate. the railroad
company VIII have 10 pay out ia this state
alone s. f0a. Besides Ming the deeds in
this state the company VIII have 10 file
them In Oregon. Idaho Montana, Nortn
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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nie1 September J. Iss4 Il also seZl WITH n
~ns lsrzSts ~ ne wf-as-aw4zs o., sccoars
% rn@ ra-S Of general roass Of bo-A the
nan ard 5-ascE lines. Es@3 August "a
A.1 On A7rzi s. -ss4. 7. ". Andersen a,e3
presumption deeaarasory statement fer
ire and. alleging settlement SEPTEMBER
5 IVA On October - 1891 James " Hal
bert made cash eE.ry az xAs lard. w.th
other tracts. based On BIS timber lard ap-
pssc@tson Sled November Z. 1s1 Ills
Er2ns1eree. vzzs StinSoa Lad COMPANY.
appealed from tie decision 90 Ths general
once noacarS che entry for eaxsceIa saoa
FOR corrfss-t with ere grant 70 ere Northern
Pacific Railway Couapsny.
II rendering ais d1cs<son sne secretary
says. Tas Land was released fron any
clam 81 the conspsnys On account 81 It's
main hre. Tor the reason that x les inertia
OF ire Terminus wsa2cn Ia 1855 was sxed at
Tacoma Nezsssr q; lie date OF Anaes-
so3's ARG was e affected BY the wifn-
c-awal OF August e. liza Thai a.iax,
therefore. being Of recaEEi AZ rae date %
tae dsanste location OF tAe branch line.
e1cepse6 rhe land from the grant. and
H2iosrrs entry was. ecoorasrgly. properly
allowed and should % paTznisted 20 re-
main intact
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ball ard sfzs VAS all 7. Cd 10. take
pare n ny rooen Ard Gte not 50 cut 20
ace who was 3oiSg the taking"
lis there aay hard fesI.ng between
these rxsnra
Il guess 50. TneT never get si01g wei
when they are e Ery rosn."
VIA IS the -ro1ols - zsks2 tbs f1dga o.
Ca. SUPPOSE they - jealous"
BxgwH got ssa days Ia tie city taii for
disturbing the peace ard dignity Of tze
city and Fsnnexsn WzS fsed Sc. which
ea4En ttrgEsslle.. Wert or 10 i'd.
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pullea on, m. whisler..

BiGnthi Nose is sad and lonesome. for
hak Of his beautiful chin whiskers are
missing. They weFe hts pride. his Joy
and as wealth Bianihi says that aii-
chasl sofia is responsible for bis sorry APP
pearance. and also accuses simon Trabu-
cato. proprietor o. the Columbus house.
on Washington street OF being implica ted.
BianiAl went 70 the municipal court last
evening and TOLD his story. on the strength
OF whica warrant was issued for the ar
rest OF sofia. he claims that sofia thre "
that TTabucatto assisted. Ia the difficulty
he lost half OF Ais whlskars. whica were
JeTked out
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CAST Up BY THE WAVES.
Body of n Midale-AEed Man Found
at the Foot of Ffae Street

TIE body q & aaan that had evi1er-ly
been "a the water tho or three weeks vas
cast Up yesterday BY the waves. There
we're no evidences o. ytosencss 30 thu tnsso-
RES OF acG.dsEsal death or suicide remain.
Late last nignr there had been 30 dsvsl-
oPmsnfs that gave any Idea OF tAs dead
nansk ldeuEtv.
Tas body was fouzd AZ the foot OF Pima
street bout Il o'clsDck. zcatinstn Tire water.
g0roue< Askam NSs notiasd and al once
took clz4z "a. The remains were then re-
moved 20 BattersoEths undertaking
rooms. Prom re general condition 81 the
body. the unfortunate man must have
been IN the water several weeks. TAis
frsfnessgateiy dfsp0s~a Of tie ruracr that
Nike MCKAY. Ira IateE5Ay da!rysnan VINO
disappeared CarlslmAs had been found
The police esgt last evening that they
knew Of no Developments "a the Mckay
case.
The dead man was Of middle age snd
would p4ss az Il lE5orer. some paopss
think lie answers the general type OF Pu-
set sound fisherman Ills clothes were OF
ordinary material, and dark color. lie
had on two pairs OF trousers and congress
shoes. On his hand wss plain gold ring
and Ia his pocket an empty pocketoook.
lie had 4 card bearing the name IRE
mont hotel" At that place in this city
nothing was known OF him. He bad sew
eFaI Keys attached 10 a ring. he had a
close cropssed mustaehe and chin beard.
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Mrs Fred Lee, OF s2la North Thirteenth
street Tacoma. who dlsa ppeared last san
day afternoon. was located yesterday
morning At Providence hospital She went
to the hospital In the morning and asked
70 be taken In FOR treatment. She said
that she started for the hospital on sun
day. but had been misdirected and went
70 the General hospital instead. Her hus-
band took her hoEne. Mrs. Lee has not
been wei since the suicide OF her friend.
Mrs. Reed. OF Tacoma.
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een-s Ha. 3 Man Arrested.

X Hasson, wao has a secondhand store
on Second avenue south. near Jackson
street, Was a prisoner in thu municipal
court yesterday afternoon. lie was charg-
ed By Rabbi Genss with dlsordersy con-
and when excited makes bad breaks" or
a. least that - how one OF his friends de-
scribed him ia the municipal court sew
eral weeks ago. Hasson VIII plead this
afternoon
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Railroad and Industrial Notes,

L. III. Gray, freight agent Of the Great
Northern. spent Sunday In Tacoma
r.. c. Stevens, general Western passen-
ger agent Of the Great Northern, Is in
Portland.
The Agapanthus, under charter by the
Nippon Tusen kaisha. is due 10 arrive
January g.
The Seattle & International road
brought over 1 900 persons To Seattle on its
two days shopping excursions.
w L. Benhan. Western freight manag-
er OF the Great Northern. who has been
in Kasio, p. G, for the past week. VIII
arrive in Seattle today.
The steamer Tenshtn Maru. Of the Nip
pom yu.en kaisha. sailed from Yokohama
December q. and Is due 20 arrive January
IL She comes via Honolulu.
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AGAINST THE n. r.
Railroad Company Loses so Acres of
Land in snoh omish.

A decision from Secretary Of the IT.
terror David r. Francis was received at
the local lard office yesterday. reversing
the general land office IN the case OF the
Snnson Land Company. transfers. of
James w. Halbert Va. Northern Pacific
Railway Company.
The and involved = eighty acres In SEo-
homlsh county, near Sultan City. II 10
situated within tho primary limits OF the
grant 80 the Northern Pacific branch Ene,
as shown by the map Of definite location
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The Charge ni.mi..ed.

The charge OF arson made against sam
uel Stevenson IN connection with the buTn-
iRg OF house a. Wess Seattle. claimed by
AIRS Stevenson as her property. vas Ia
missed yesterday afternoon by Justice OF
the Peace Cooper. The records OF the pros
scutins attorneys office show that there
was not enough evidence 10 warrant the
holding Of Alr. Stevenson 10 appear before
a jury Ia the superior court
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feTesged IN the bark sr .Gcs . manner
that hs could not properly administer So
affairs a. rccssver. and they consequently
ASKED that hs De renewed anz so1as per-
ss2n appointed who wa IL 10 way con-
neesea wian tne parties or corporation as
debtors The judge stated that he had
c0nfldefses Ia Aw sninn and fisougat thai
tie banks affairs weal6 be safely ard
speedily wound 40 81 AEs han1g.
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United states Marshni,. Sale.

Deputy United States Marshal ouiiter
VIII sell the sealing schooner NJ. NJ Nor
riu At ballard az II o'clock this morning.
The james o. Swan. also az Ballard. VIII
be sold, together with her equipment.
Saturday morning az IL O'Clock. and the
sealsklns al the Seattle Transfer Com
PAWS barn az 3 o'Cloek q the same DAY.
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work GA the Iron Hope.

J. ". Gibson. mana ger or the Iron Hone
Mining and Milling COMPANY. a Seattle
corporation, has Jet a contract for q 90
foot shaft al the White Iron claim tn the
sough belt az Rossland. Work commenced
December 9, ard VII be pushed as ex-
peqlJious,y 80 possible. TIE White Iron
edJOsns fhe famous Zilor o. the east.
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Gem mere3nw Monday. December n$
North-Wessern No. VIII leave S.. PAU
a. e.G g. m. making clasa connection
with trains fFom tie West arriving in
CAlcaEe Of so o'clock the folgawinr
morning. ~ SIMPLE em. fer tae Eastern
er Southern connections
It. W. PARKER.
Purat sound Agent. e. FIRST Avsnae. ss-
aids, Wash.
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Convers.nx VIII his Numerous friends In
tie hotel looby a0d speaking 81 hEs recent
gsip Eaas ever ere Nor hevn Pscae. cnu-
rsr,sg IL wita former srsps over ether
..Hts aa tot4 tArm al thRc tire alB Narth-
ern Pac o. coa,A ras be eqaa.Ies even vet.
and rs sttrReg.eas asered 70 increase x5th
every tri9 he raSGa,
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THEIR PETITION DENIED.

kent Bank Creditors Fail In Their
fnort To Have Another Receiver.
Iae petition % a. A. Neeiy. = r. Crock
es and other creditors Of ths Bark %
kea;. for tho removal Of ". J. S,ilan IS
t@eslye- 90 thst corporation. was aeE,lea
- agdge Langley yesterday afternoon
Ias petitioners claimed that SATAN was in-
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The following action Was begun sn the
superior court yesterday:
The Provlaent Life and Trust Company.
Of Faks aae srsIa w. John r.. II Morris
e al.--PEe GniEsoTy notss and mortgages.
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The prompt use OF a Wholesome stimu-
liant Will often avert serious illness. Keep
al hand bottle OF the famous old Jesse
Moore "AA' Whisky. 1t may save a doc
tors bill. Moore, Hunt & Co.. sole agents
for the Pacific Coast
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cuban Assoclation ueetipw.

Notices have been sent OUT ~ Neils An
der@on. secretary ~ the Cuban Liberty As
soC.atiCu. calling a meeting ~ the advisory
board % she asaocl t1an at T.3o O'Clock To-
morrow nfsgbt. az o A r bah.
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TO CURE A CoLD ~ ONE DAr
Take Laxative Brono cnluins Tablets
Druggists refund money n /; fails 70 cure.
mSr
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isx2[Tach Linen Glass Tc~sl.
clearance price s. each
I7xE-Inch Linen Class Toweis
clearance price. 13c eseh-
lsxT2- Inch TAEsn Frinxsa Euck.
clearance price fac casa.
ITx9a-Ineh linen Hennued Eack.
clearance prsce 10 each
Isx3ETnch L&nen Frinxs1 Huek.
Clearance price &c eaca.
1Txt4- lnch Linen HsnaTs4 E2ck.
ele4rancs price I5n aacn-
-xs-Tnch T1nsn knotte5 FriEge9
Hnck. cleaFsncs prize. &c each.
1sxzs Inch linen Dau2azk. clear
kucs prscs Iyc eash.
@xk1-Tnea T<som l2nssSx. clear
ancs price. Sc each.
A Heavy Turkish TsSwsi, clear
Arne NraeA - each.
9sx4-fnch Turkish Ban Tewe!. scr
,SSsc e&ca-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29
Dress 6uis.

A few of The many bargains that
vii disappear during shis SAFE,
A3-Tnch Affixed " aTstssis. WORTH
e.. sod at 80 a ysrI
S0-Inch Mixed Worsgedss worth
&c. cold az &c yard
4s-Tnch WOO Twee5s. worth 7Jss
sod a. SIC 3 yard.
&s-TncA -woolea Cheeks. worth
CSC. sniH az s5c A yard
fe-Inch AE-Wo-oi@a Coveretts.
wor.h &c. sold az gse a yard.
E-frch ssoYrn Serge. navy anf
EfacS. worth SC. sold ct &c a yard.
ss-fncA Au-Wc0l Cioaking. worth
E. So. sd a. Sc Il yard
AL many ether va-Ge8.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29

Navy Eguss Ard Turkey Res.
large assortment. o. . y&-4-