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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-03-05
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Pork and Lard-Pork and lard are
pretty firm with hogs firmer in the west:
Barrel po~l Stops; lean ends. SI2; fresh
ribs, &c: sausaEes 7671bc: corned and
fresh shoulders, r.: smoked shoulders.
The; hams. 919G1O1kc; lard, Axe; In
pals, 5d5l5c.
Hay and Straw-The market continues
dull on hay and straw. with millfeed
steady: Hay, $9.50@16.5O; rye straw.
S16617; cat straw, SS.50d9: sack spring
bran. Sl2 1908: sack winter, S14615.
Oats-Oats are dull. with a fairly
steady market: Clipped, 40 to ~ ID. to
arrive. 2,G271ac; IS to 80 III. 2615 627c: SO
to SIS ID. 25tk 026c: So to 81 III. 25lsc; "a to
IS H. 24i@G725c: 80 to 81 10. 231z G24c.
Corn-COrn is very quiet: Country
yellow, tn arrive. 311i d31i5c: No vel
low. 30: No 3 vellov H1%c: track
steamei yellow, S115c; steamer mixed,
sic.
Meal-1he meal situation is quiet and
unchanged: Barrel cornmeaL SLS5G1.40:
bag meal. 62W6tc. rolled andEsnuhd oat--
meal. 81 I0G $50 yer boi; cut. S5.9CC.i.25
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-03-05
HUB MARKETS.
Butter Market Slow and Prices
Are Lower.

Receipts On Moderate Other Markets
Cheese Ste&dy and Quiet--"Esgs Erratic
at This Season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16

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ain al laggha. frank hA- UrlI ~u
mtn positions IA the railroad ,uI,..r
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16
BCSiNt,S BtUniNG.
ri tbs NOOl-NtJu,0g Pant 10000
Pound, Of Wool on Hiud

Euslnr-s II hurmigs nj Jamr- Nllk.u.
an securing plant at present Ne
ha. ..r'' d., " sonl IA hnul H. -cuuf
nov Nhch alone viii krp ~ plant
bu., aluul four week. with Tie w,ul
Which Will come ia ~ the m",ntimr.
VII Wilkinson is crttniho' having Ah,-N
TALL SEASON Mu-t vt the wuul nov uu
hAil ht- nrru shipped 90 'tum the south
MGrh ut 1t D"luus- tu Mr N,lkIu-ou Inn
sell tui u iAfS" am ant belong, To-
Nlrhri.. puprr n Co.,. W.ui merchants. OF
le,-t'u. " \ nul-". e TIA, arm. j.
uua town 90 tAr rfutut, and ru!Ius
uv large .,nAntI,lr- 81 Wur. N'l.h Vii
-rrutrl At VII. Muk,u-uu. pant nriurr
nrIus -hIyi"d tack rA-t
Mt NlIku-un Is much rlrh-'-i vii
the growth of M- lu,lur-- here. Ant j.
'ruaifu, that neat ,cat there vii be- n
great lurfR-r 90 hI- hu-iur--, ~ Ilr
Wu,l men Will then lr more Hccu-tumrl
T.. having o.. Ws1l -ruutrI here at hurJr
n.ufr -uvIhg Aui viii Ai-u hr
90 nrtirr .lh,, g. handle Their H"ul. ~
INK g. i'r suui rurr- frcrNri lhi- wear
Ihr Wuu gtHWrt- ahuui La Vegas
-upIpE jhr Hu"i scouting plAnt- IA that
rIl,. AMI thrfr rU trh-uu iu iUuht that
u.r -hr-p ih,-rr- 10 the ,Iciut! - Attn.
,urfiur Will 30 hkrSi-" TT the plant
'rt. IT,, rlrati, e. their interest to iu
-p q. ih,N viii thus save the .Spru~" 4
'rugNtIug all TIE INT ia the wrul 1,
eastern markets MI Wilkinson has Ia.
,,,u' h.- munr, 90 au rntrrufl-r hi,
Wt..h lut ,,lIlfN wants e. see l'.url-'
Got a." g.-sl % tNr r"mmrmi, ~ Well a.
80 ptr ir.,flrtuf hu-ri'.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16
~ iu'al lutprr.i

Hon N, : uirro, II Albuquerque, l. IN
n" ciN oh business, AMI registered Al,
ttr Palace hotel
Hon AMI Mrs. sol Luna. ~ l.,p- Luna-,
are santa r. visitors, stopping "a! the
Palace hotel
=, l0Hrnthal, senior member ~ the
i.rm Of loH"n,h.l \ Meyers IN Albuluer'
que. l. Ia the riIy on hu-lurS-, aud regis.
lrf,~i at the lalfr
Hon, trr T., Money, assistant lult,si
States ATTORNEY tur New Mexico, returned
home last might from attending the
mlti states court IN Albuquerque,
tinted states hrputy Marshal looui-
lraNr- Albuquerque tonight Tor san
Fraucl-co, taking SEVERAL cinnamon Whu
are working uclr sam for free ride e.
their native land New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16
InnLm.l..Irn II,tr

Howard lrlaud. of thI- TiN, Whu w,-
recent! appointed register "i tie Boo
veil land office, received hi cumml--luu
irum Washington tins morning, Aui Mr
viii leave for Roswell tonight, assuming
charge ~ the office lmmriiatrN uu hl-
arrival there. Sir lrhui iutoTm- iW
rIrI/fN that h- family viii rrnMu 90
this cItk until trr T., ~ January when
The, Will Jlu l.m - !, welt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16
M settlement Ks.. he'd.

II ] Franklin, the claims All lister ~
the santa tr railway, Who wAs hrTe y.-
lrTiA,. left last night Tor the north.
While here he wEs IN CONSULTATION with
Aiiurnry Nelll u. Field Ia regard 10 the
damages claimri hy Con. Lucid. the
ha-r tall PLAYER inlurri IN the recent
tailwa, wreck near kmIOTla, han hui
uu settlement. ~ II Il undrTstssi. Wa,
trach,si The rrInfi puhllsht~i d short
timr agu, that Lucid hal hltSi suit tur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16

Nj u,r' lnliruhury ~ blackberry,
Wa H,, l- 'rrr uu ,l,t g. Mis-. j. ".
ura.G,F 49,, ats Viii leave iu morrow
ugll'.r ut. 'lN, lruha Nhrfr she viii
NI.l, fr,alnr- AMI trrui- tot few
Mtrk-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16
IIi pt~IEI,I,uIII
Iurr,In t,.' h,. ""u. T." Iur uthr
t,.,. uI.tsus'd ~

IufitII, 49,. hN- tome 4" lutN tth't
t.,.,. ut.ru.,d ~
nl,uu,,- lu tie. cas-. ~ the niir'
~tAtr- ~. ". y. tuir'il" Cumpiri,'i Their
htgum.ut- g. the JufN tu.da, and the ease
Wa gINru L. ,nr 'utN thl- aitrfuupu. \
Ia - uuubrfui ItuIuIurut hu-lur-- inrn
YESTERDAY a',rtuuUn testified ~ 10 thu
snsl reputation Aui high hu-lu,e- stand
AK ui VII Futtrilr ~ the community
lie arlruiAni al-u proved that ututgr
ilturf tl,' prosecuting witness, ha!
Threatened g. get even with Mr rutfrlir.
ever since he Wa Iut out ut the latter >
-Iutr
uu ihr territorial side of the court IL,
,,t-,..l l,.r-iui lIglI de- lIuuN- ~"NrfN
u NIgll. bang uu ~" docket t",r" -
\,,- ..,iuG a.. ~. i-bt NA- stricken
,t.u To ivkri
ia thee 90! r. H. bullock 1T al. ,-.
IT,, Nm,urr,ur National KAuk. j "
-,hr.rl receiver. n motion &" -"t aside
.r'ault ~ Judgment ~d- uNrrrul,-i. Ia
VA, lhr muiIDH argued the other iaN,
Nn,frIu hulurk maker y CO.. trc"n,s'
Judgment iuf over 80" against ~cnu
urii ~ receiver.
IN the rn-ru Trinidad ,rarcla lie tan
!rIalla,- kI-rhlo hafu-, constable, dr
fault wh- entered iut failure I" appear
ini !ua Judgment gwen TOT "a" rrt,n
80 II pfuv"tiN.
The ra-,. 81 William Fraser " Henry
a. tAlrt, wh- d.-inl~ -,d ~ plaluiln
Ia The cA.r 81 Nuir-tu I. uIiR "
Vivian tarahayhl, the motion t"f -"curt,
luf costs VA withdrawn aui irirhiin,
gwen t~rui, days I" ANSWER
III the case ut kllru l.. lrkhart 81 al
- tIr-l National kank ui Alhuluriqu"
irmuffrr iu drtrniant- plea va, ~u-
tanned Ani Defendant given tiNr day I,
plead over again.
ln the ra-r ut the crown Point Mining
Go. ~. i. Il. ~RNi"f. n motion To set a-li'
the ll-nl-~al ~ the gATni~hmrnt 81"
't,,'t'Iug- Ma uN rTrulri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-16

For SALE AT Walton nu- ".,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

In the case OF Lewis a Lulksns ". Grace
Murphy writ Of restitution was iszusd
by Judge Langley yesterday.
Judge Langley yesterday ordered the
receiyer o. the Seattle Cedar and Lumber
Company. 10 pay the creditors dividend
OF per cent.
Marriage licenses were yesterday Issued
90 Alex Nelson and MsFy Meckuely both
OF Seattle: william A. Reardon and Anna
Marie Wright. both OF Seattle.
Minnie Z. Robertson yesterday began an
action IN the superior court 10 secure q
divorce from Lee Robertson. On the grounds
OF cruelty and failure 20 provide.
The final account Of J. D HAYES r.esiv-
Or OF the Great Western Lumber Conn
papy. was yesterday approved by Judge
Langley. and he was discharged.
Judge Langley YESTERDAY made an order
confirming sale In the case OF Mary L.
speiseks w. Albert NJ Pinckney ct A.
TIE land sold consists 81 lot ?. block "a
Nagle.s addition. ana was purchased by
4 decree was signed by Judge Langley
yesterday IN the case OF J. W Hughes -.
Edward Kim and others. giving Judgment
In favor OF Plaintiff IN the sum OF sisi5.
and directing FORECLOSURES OF ths mort
gage.
An order confirming sale was made by
Judge Langley yesterday In the case OF
Juliet Il. Mcclellan -. L. r. Dawson ct
al. The land sold consists OF lots 5 and
s. block r. OF Balls Sixth addition 10 Sc
attle, and was purchased by tho plaintiff
for 81 N65.6n
The findings OF fact and conclusions OF
law were signed by Judge Langley yester-
day In tbs case OF Jessie A. Frost vs.. John
W. Frost. The case was heard on De-
ccnber II last. and plaintiff was granted q
divorce. given the care OF a minor child
and SIS per month alimony.
Yesterday the attorneys for Mrs.. Joseph
Y. IfHi appesred before Judge Humas and
asked for permission 20 reopen the case.
and 70 file An answer and cross-hin 20 Mr..
HllFs complaint. Judge Humes denied
this and tia complaint was fled with the
county clerk. 80 that Il may appear as
part Of the record in the case.
In the case OF James IT. Yeates ys. AdeI-
ine A Richmond et al. Judge Langley
Yesterday made an order confirming the
sale The property sold consists OF lots
IL IL and n In block So and lots 70 II.
IL Is a. Is is IT and IS. In block "a Yes
lars Second addition % the city OF Seat
lie. and was bid IN BY plaintiff fer s.. "a 20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
The Criminal Calendar.

Iahn Wizard. charged with burglary.
IA arFaigred before Judge Humes yestsr-
~ .ad given until Monday 10 plead, and
n lrla was set for Tuesday. January Il.
Bert Herrin. charged with robbery, was
erslgned before Judge Humes and given
usl Monday 20 plead. Hls trial was set
y Tuesday. January y.
Re trial OF Robert Donaldson, charged
en- burglary. was set Cor Tuesday, jan
ay e
fsAb Wilson. the big. goodnatured half
ssssf. who was convicted with McCalum
y Foebing q downtown saloon. was yes
hsiay Sentenced 70 one years imprison-
Etn' IA The penitentlary ny Judge Humes.
Hs eoart gave Wilson tho l'ghtsst posi-
" sentence II is the impression OF all
40 are coavsrsant with the circum-
fanees Of the robbery frat Wilson was
s'act3 10 accompany McCsilum when he
sss stupid from the effects OF drink and
III n eii no. realize what he was do
~ Il "a claimed on his behalf that he
~ been hard-worksng logger. ard up
stas tine OF his arrest had borne an I'M
ssalshet reputation.
g'ssecptins Attorney HASTE yesterday
~ motion with Judge Humes request
70 tnss the charge OF grand larceny
s1asi issao Freye be dismissed. IL II
si'ed ihai the charge has been fully In
s'ga'ed and the prosecuting attorney
sassaei that there II nothing In the
s71enee that would warrant a conviction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

xxx Electric Seal. 20 inches long
by 120-tnch sweep, with yoke and collar
OF chinchilla, bottom and front OF
cape trimmed with same. handsomely
lined with Persian silk. regular price
SIS. 90. less 50 per cent. $500.
NIX Electric Seal. "A inches long
by l25-inoh sweep. with collar and yoke
OF Persian lamb. finished with fiftesn
martsn taiis.. lined with very hand
SONS Dresden silk. former price ss0.0
less 80 per cent. s4o.oo.
Handsome skunk-Opassum Cape. .
inches long by l3e-inch sweep, with
yoke and cellar OF finest quality OF
electric seal. lined with handsome bro
eaded satin. regular price $500. less 80
per cent. $3.50.
Handsome xxx Electric Seal
Cape. Is inches long. by 1S0-inch sweep.
yoke and collar OF best quality Of Per-
sian lamb. lined with handsome Dres-
dsn silk. regular price $500 less 80
per cent. $3.50
xxx Electric Seal Cape. IS inches
long by 1so-inch sweep. with roarten
collar and edge lined with handsoEs
brocadsd silk. regular price s4o,oa less
50 per cent, s9o.co.
Ladies' Alaska Seal MuHs, regular
price $500. less 90 per cent. $50.
Ladies' Beaver Murs. regular price
So 80 less 30 per cent. ssz5.
Ladies Neutral NUTS regular price
500, less 50 per cent, $50
Ladies' Black Astrakhan Muffs. reg
uiar price S5.eo less 80 per cent. $50.
childrsn's White Ansora Sets. rsgu-
lar price $40. less 80 per cent. "a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

r.xulsr prise s2sa rs1uned 70 ga.
Fin. Cream ES5srdown. collar ana
ezrs trimmed with I've rowe OF cream
sqk nrAld. eollzS edged with vhits
,sfsst far. regular price s2Ta reduced
20 se4S
Ia Highland Plaid E1scts with yoss
Of black velvet edged with braid ana
hgsck Tibet fur. regular pTscs tsa.
reduced 20 asa
r~ns Figured ana Striped cninohtiia.
xfth solar and yoke trimmed with
hra,a ara white Angors tar. regular
rrscs 81 81 sale price SIS
rfne French Cashmere. tr>cpls eosiar
erfsA~d with tan silk braid. regular
pvacs ssss. sale r-ic. tz.n
Heavy Scotch Mixture. q garment
very suitable Ger a s~uai BOY. regular
prsre g. - re3ace1 % sz-s8
Heavy 1Efxsa Saitiag. With ride SAL
o. cols2r. collar ard cuffs trimmed with
braid ard fur. regular price sAss. sale
price sz&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

Carl Il Becksnan applied 20 Judge Lang
ley yesterday and had issued 10 him a writ
o. assistance. In December last Bsckms n
foreclosed a mortgage which he held on
lots II and i2. block is Gilman Park, and
which was nortraged by Lizzie and r. r.
Fanslau. When the lots were sol: BY ths
sheriff Beckman purchased them sor the
sum of Sss-5o. The sale was duly cor
nrmed by the court. and when Mr. Beck
man demanded possession OF the property
few days ago tho Fanslaus refused 20
surrender possession. Judge Langley Is
sued writ OF assistance, directing ths
sheriff 70 put Mr.. Becknan In possession
OF the property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

ana Pants sse. worth sl.3.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Natural Wool
Vests and Pants s5c. worth n.25 each.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Natural Wool
Combination Suits sl.3, worth n.se
suit.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Natural Wool
Combination Suits SITS, worth fz-@
suit.
Iadiss' Jersey Ribbed. F1etcs-linsd
Vests and Pants &c, worth $50 each.
Ladies' Extra Heavy Jersey Ribbed.
Fleece-lined Vests and Pants BOO
worth csc each
BOYS Extra Heavy Natural Shirts
and Drawers 80. worth Ssc each
Children's Extra Heavy White hsr-
inc Shirts and Pants lee, worth Ne
each
Children's Extra Heavy An-wost
Pants or Drawers CSC, worth f5c Zach.
Ladies' Black snk Vests Tbo. wsrth
g25 each.
Ladies' Black silk Vests c-p worth
s2G each.
Ladies Black snn Vests $50 werta
g. 80 sach.
odds and Ends in Underwear 81 fss.
on the dollar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

esmaa & Hanford yesterday sued
s'ass polsn 20 recover possession OF a
1aae Or is value and so for its siicget
s-Asfal detention. The complaint al
= nat on December 81. 1890 T.owman
:. sasnferd rented 20 Dolan a piano worth
TIE agreement was that 500 should
a. IN advance. 500 the fst OF Novcrn-
~, and 80 on the ist OF Noven-
III with Interest on the deferred
ss'Q'rsis II Il claimed that 10 part OF
E-reaaSe price has been paid. sx-
~ ~ ard that there - now due
- which amount Il = sought 20 re-
- ar TIE piano and So damages for
saawsal detention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

Aver'- sarse parsf1R enjoys the extrsordl-
nary distinction q having been the only
blood purifier allowed ar exhibit at the
worlds Fair. Chicago. Manufacturers -
other earsAra~1l1ss soughs by every means
- obtain q showing % thesr goods. but
they were al tu~ned away under me sp-
rNcaeson % the rgsls forbsdding re entrv
Of patent rneafctnes Rnd ncstrtrms. Tbs
aeeixson 60 ths Wortd's Fair authorities n
favor OF Aver. Sarssp a~iliR was n effect
az follows. Ayers Sarss paF1lia IS rot e
zsasent medicine. = does not belong 70 the
Is. OF nossrssuaz. Il - here on It's inertia"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

Ladies Black wool Hose 40. regular
pT5ce sc pair.
Ladies Back w0oi Eoss Sso. regular
price sc pair.
Infants Black Tool Ho.s &c. regular
price I2isc pair.
Chnsren's Black weol Hose. f-skc.
regular price 30 pair.
Chil5rsgs's Black wsel Hoss 95e.
worth 5Sc pair
Chii3ren's Black Cashmere FFoss So
worth 78e pair.
Chfarsr's BlAss Gotten Hoss -.
worth iSc pair.
chfl1ren's Black Ositaa Bicycle Hes
g. wsyth aeo pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
Children's Coats.

These noboy
Ett,e garments
are al essuts-
fully made IN
the z o " . q q
patterns TIE
values are AN
equalet.
Infants ana
Ch TIA as
Goats. from !
20 q years.
fancy striped
esdsr60wn cob
Jar and sleeves
trimmed with
whtts Angola
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
New suit. FiIea.

The following suits were fled IN TIRE su-
perior court yesterday:
Minnie z. Robertson VI, Lee Robertson
for a divorce
Low man e. Hanford vs.. James Doian
20 recover plano. or Its value. y5a1, and
81 damages.
Lewis A. Lnlzens VS.. Grace Murphy, SIS
rent, and for restitution OF premises. at
eos Lewis street
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We pride ourselves upon the varied
agso-tuaents and nswneSs OF our Dress
trimmings. Our prices ars always
tower than those asked elsewhere. but
now they are cut IN two.
Regular price &c. now g yard
Regular price lz1Ac. now 90 yard
Regular price i5c. now Sc yard
Regular price Isc. now f0c yard.
Regular price &c. new iec yard
Regular price &C. now 1870 yard
Regular price &c. rov Ice yard.
Regular price Sc. now &c yard
Regular price toc. now DC yard
Remnants at esq than hal1 rrtcs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

Judge Langley yesterday ass gned causes
for trial as follows: Louis Thompson W..
e. 8 Langland et al, January %: Thomas
X. Ensminger vs.. ID. T. Denny 81 a.
January 10; Charles r. ElweI vs. Walter
Eiwell, January "a c. p. Smith ct a.. vs.
Frank II. Hinekley. January e; c. II.
Frye e. al va. John p. Fay. January a.
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which tel him TO enter pr.va,s houses IN
order that 10 may 90 into apartments
that Are occupied By females The attack
6rst appeared about ten Oars ago, and in
following cut the commands OF the aerial
voices he has terrorixsc several families
tn the vicinity where he resides. The evil
dsnce showed that he Is addicted 20 thu
use Of ardent spirits and that hls insanity
r. the reHult OF ssif-aouss. II was shown
that when under the influence OF these
periods fits OF insanity he was dangerous
to both himself and others Shaw il a
native OF Canada and 40 years OF age.
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Books.

The Seattle public are beginning TO
apprecsnts the fact that ours Is q BOOK
stock cf the highest order. Here
worm End tha latest and best books
published. or good paper ana well
bound. ~ popular prices.
Elegantly cioth-bount edition. Teined
with gofd. GIT top. printed with large.
clear type on fine paper. made 20 sci
s,r -a-. our urice sc. Here ere few OF
81 tftics. Lady ~ the Lake. Lucille.
s~hnde Haroids Pilgrimage Ethics Of
tie nust. Queen OF the Air. sessns
and Lilies. Holy In Christ, Win
Christ. Ike Christ. DTumnonds Ad-
dresses. Wonder Book. Scarlet Letter.
Dream Life. Pleasures % Life. Pes's
Weird Tales Winters Poems,
Holmes Poems Bvyant's Poems. Mar
rnion. I.onEfellow's Poems, Idyils 90
TIE King. Evangelins, Heroes and Hero
worship, Crawford, Crown OF the Wild
olive. sketehb0ok, Representative
Men. Emerson's Essays.
Handsome Edition. bound IN decor
atrs cloth good tyra best OF papsy
p>s,ishers' Price s0o~ ours 80, inclua-
fae TIE following works: Bow o.
Orange Ribbon. A Border SHEPHERD sss.
An Original Belle, Jan VeddsTs Vita
A YonnE GirFs Wootng. Opening ~ .
C<hsstuut Burr. Barriers Burned Away,
TIE schonhsrE- Family. Ths
stories o. Three Burglars. The Great
War Syndicate Caristis Jshnssz. TIE
Able Censtsntn.
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Some Special Specials:
Mems Underwear.

Nothing cheap
sbort them en-
espt tire price.
and that -
due 60 c1rr1m-
stsncea h Q
prices VIII 30
more Interesting
than ~. story.
rs aoren Mems
Heavy Natural
" erin Q Wood
Underwear. al
ways sold for 10
per garment,
sale price asa
Is dozen Swi's
G o n de Pieces
Lined Vice. In
eerwsa-. q pref
~ coiorsd s-sa
color. ire Tsgu-
lar sz0a kind,
now a. $50.
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Dainty Linens:

We have secured TIRE entire sample
Ire 81 exqussfts hn@ns used by the
largest importing house in this co1n-
try. which we purchased al about o1s-
hais saesr real value or account %
their beinE s1tgAtly sosiee ard rnusse4
by hsnsllnE. We oGsr than % you
o. TIRE sane conditions and AZ prices
that wfu surprise yc4-
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Hosiery.

Don't buy pocr stock
ings whlle you can get
the best hare for legs
than you would have 70
par toT the poor. trashy
kind elsewhere II Is
wise economy 20 buy
hosiery OF iris kind AZ
these prices.
Ladies' Black Cotton
Fleece Lined Hose
&c l-Sc. regular price Soc
pair.
Ladies Black Cash
rer- Hose. eutsizs. sac,
regular rrscs Sc pair
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a saaN, eho has been employed as
s' at the Nove'sy FIGURING Mills. a.
=. seattle. ass yesterday CON TnItted 10
$50. .ss@'T asylum By Judge Langley. The
- aaats msa Is afflicted With a peri
= "a4WelnsuoH that he hears Voicss