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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12
Wlntsr Of Poses

And orange blossoms Ia delightful south
ern Californ,.. Guy fifty four hours
away by the California ~Limited-Santa Ne
houJe
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

Cooking s'oves and all kin is Of beating
stoves are gept constantly on hand, at
s~easonuble price,, at s. Patty g, Bridge
street hardware store 2S2-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

Special sale Of lsdie s. OK b'ood. tan and
black It'd but.on and lace hoes, regular
prices "a. so I'D So So, speci4l sale price,
6 $50. [54 Sporleder Shoe 20.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

The Otero guards will drill Tomorrow
night. All members OF The crack squad
are requested to be present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

The postofice at J~arnl-s, Va encia coun.
ty, N. M, has he-n ord red discontinued
January 18th. The mail will 20 to Belen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. II, 1896
STREET TALK.

weather forecast for New Mex.co:. FAR
tonight and Thursday ; colder in southern
portion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

VIZ sNTED-T, buy 100 second hand
w cooking stoves at s. Xauffman's, on
Bridge street. II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

Browne a. MANI IN res Co. are In receipt
of a car Of green coffee and one of syrup,
to-day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

Candies made every day at Las Vegas
commission company's, by W. 81. Evans.
84-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12
wsv

Why
Will you paw 81 flr an ar'i l. when YOU
can nea. ly always find spa.e hing IN hons--
nod furni hing go.sd, stove. fur iture-i
fact, sever,taing I r less than one- b ~ the
cost, at ). Kauffman's ssennd hands stoleY
old town, three do ,rs east OF the p 'tufh 9,
y II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

RATES TO pHoeSIx.

Round tri , rates 9, Cit of Mexico from
Las Vegas. $3.50 G,i,g limit. sky DAYS.
with dnal re url Limit of six months Iron
date Of sale.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

Ransford chapter o. p. 8, -morr,w
night. Lodge OF Instruct o.. All nam
bers requested to be present..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

nor Rem Two r,ors. newly fur
A. his ed, IL a most desirable place On
fne plaz All improv -m-nts, iociuding
hath room, will rent separat- II desii ell.
For Information, inquire of Ms. s B
Davis on the Piaz., % tt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

xp.,.ogu against space, to satisfy q de-
mand for copy, this item.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

EOR RENr.-An unfurpished room. En-.
- qAire OF the Las Vegas telephone c m
pany, lS-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

There will be a meeting Of the Eastern
Star on Thursday evening. this week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

GOOD ROOMS: These. II
N te had a. 403 s xth j re,g \
tlonaI. IS II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

"A nIce, warm day after the snow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

EOR RENr.-Near the Plaza, large sta
n ton a dcnrral- Asn ) t,Mr-. A. Nen-
net, etwee l and 3 'clo k. 37-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

DR. A. e. MoyELnAR, Dartist. 2 IA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

LcoR RENT "A furnished otis e Cal
l. on Dr. o ney. %
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED--Two u~nfuraished r,oms for
- light b ue K, eping. Address, box
1913, East Las Vegas. So 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

somethlne'- going 70 hanna-@ = 1'iela'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
:. A. c. Entertainment.

Nexs week viii be q quiet enc a. the Sc.
attic theaier. and then com s the Seattle
Athletic Cubs elaborate production OF A
Al1winter Nights Dream" Il IS booked
'cr four nights. beginning February : and
Il Is very probable iha; during the entire
season no Ike audiences VIII b seen at
any o1e attraction that VIII witness these
PEI .o--nsnses
II IS much 20 the credit OF the :. 4. G
ana is excellent company Of players that
It's paeltc snt Ttatnnents are locked for
ward 10 with such Interest and a the time
draws oear The anxiety OF It's members FOR
the fun suecess % such an undertaking
grows stronger, which Is shared by the
IanAc IL little less than an equal degree
hightiy speaking. IN amusement circles &:
IS the talk % the town.
The Seattle Athletic Club has many
warm ffisizs's i. ne city outside O. its own
large and enthusiastic raewb csaso. and
10 one feature Of lis undertakings has cor
rihute6 70 its popularity so much as its
annual tsea;rieais The elah has. very
Tarely failed in these 70 receive TIE fun
public praise.
II IS a pleasure 20 the club manag urert
10 know ;Aat the good sense Of Seattle's
people has approved Of It's work ana that
their pride in holding UP every worthy un-
csrtasi1g q sts people has responded IN
the way OF / AIRY support
MiGN4nter Nights Dream Is % Inter
est 20 Seattle ne. only because produced
successfully ~ the :. A c. bar h.cauSa z
Is also a production af Seattle PEOPLE.
MssSTs. Ceilings AID Bray are beth seat
Il ties ard ts@sr best work has been s7-a
here. Mr.. Ceilings. the iihresttist. ard A.
der whose direction tae play i tsa1ug
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
THIS GYPSY SFokE.
And Mrs. Moss Did Everything She
Was Told.

Mrs Moss, an AGED woman, who lives
a. lels King street, had an experience
last Tuesday which savers Of hypaosism
A woman who wore large earrings and
had the appearance Of . gypsy came 10
her house and told her that she desired
10 Eesl her her fortune. II DO not want
my fortune told" replied Mrs Moss
but you must have IL told replied
the woman. and she kept talking 10 the
old lady Unit, she had learned esoaga 10
cast seventeen horoscopes
Now" said the gypsy. have you go.
any soldg' In vain did Mrs Moss try
10 refrain from answering the question
She said il seemed impossible for her 10
refuse the woman anything. She got
up and in a mechanical way went 10 her
purse and took cut a s. gold piece When
the woman asked for IL she handed tt over
without any remons;ranea. although 4.
Was directly against her own desires The
woman ;ook the money, and putting IL in
her pocket, said she would return i, next
day, 81 the same time letting Mrs Moss
know what the future had in view for
her.
The gypsy and the s are still missing
and Mrs Moss is wondering IL she gave
Up the S under hypnotic influence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
BIDS FOR N ARM(R PLANT.


WASHINGTON. faz- @-Frorosais we-e
e9s1e-d today n the esscs o. Sec-ssarx Ct
ras Navy Isoag far the cocssr1essoz - 3
severnzzen< ar-7cr plant TAsre we-s
Skyline ns6s. covering every phase -
she advertisement T-eere were oray twc
s-as 10 furnish = coEzEses pant ard osly
o1e ~ these named sas figure.
Harrington. o< ne West Virginia Clam
aer os Commerce. offered - fess1x specs-
Ecasaozss and 20 bald = ccs1gless plant so<
s. sE
Aaosas- Offer - supply : cenaisss plan.
e2-sse Tran. tie Jean z. Ecs3a-d Ccu.rany
q Nes yazk, bGs no figure was named
ne company simply Offering Il 90 this Fer
. sSzzE Ct money. and within period less
ssa- estimated By the a-r.or Board r its
Ft2c-s- The hfd was c1n2aziess By The
OPPRESSION % al opinion .hxe A-nsor Should
. tzca11sS IN tie construction Of the oca-
tracts o. AZ vessels. by vAsch policy cCn-
g-ess and re country wceld understand
the fEa cass cf sAsys and their protection,
the Srsee - G--oT would De re.acsl and
ats delivery expedited
Another proposal thai commanded some
sssszsson was The lid e the Rearrick En-
El-esrEng Company. az Columbus O THIS
Was very coE,7s.cafe6 proposal "a sapply
each 81 the numerous buildings furnaces
etc. rexG.- sd. IS we'll as Ia acrzs Of land
II Suns specified IL each particular case
S2s al scco-a pSry.ng c@e- from the
Csa-n5eT q Commerce q Columbus ge DO
aale Sss-as 20 the government If ia Elazs
" sc locziea n .hS. CITY
Oilers o. a safe for . plant gratis or Ec-
Q nominal SUM q zaoaey. came from Nus
Aegora. Mich; Youngstown, O; Escansh Ia
Mich: Duluth, MINI Ensssy Ala; Iar-
Eaine. O; Winthrop HzTeor & Dock Com
T'arsy. q Chicago, Sheffield Tenn. Wan
Ksgzn, ll-. Detroit, Mich: Peoria. III. .
Marquette. A.cE-. and Admission. Ala
MA-lnette. Wis, mar offered 10 donate
So free Il the government would build
sl9sssH dock into the lake An oser came
sseS1 ere man II Hampton. Va, &c sell
some lano and machinery fer Abou: sisa =
esN. and another tram Philadesrhla man
70 supply some land and a testing machine
Tor sAl9A Some % the big Western tool
concerns offer 70 supply machinery n .Sses
Tor the plant \ Marion ceunty. Ind. Ger.
Tozaiao- offered 70 donate ferty acres Of
A@le and a.fy wells Of natural gas.
~ VIII take some time 10 schedule al ~
these bids. bur as soon as they can be ar
ranged they VIII b sent 10 congress hy
Secretary L<e2g for the Information Of sha.
BODY, n case T. desires 20 embark the Soy
eminent II The manufacture Of arsror
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
WAS uRtTALLI TREATED.
Returning Patient From st~iiacoom
Assfusn Cat and bruised.
SE-sA Earss pft~s

here tn this sssne - an account %
Ha retmvr from tie sieslzSoosn asylum o
sas2rnoa GYlfe. father OF a. GyIfs, the
sAotegfa gheF- Since frat item was pat
u tgTse she filog has been induced "a ln-
ssssagA1e TIRE A-sIr ard finds tnzt there
every Indication that the old gentlerna Il
has hesa very hardly dealt with. IN fart.
1*fs = every iaateasion that be has re-
esiEe1 a severe heAfarx ~ the hands q
sosas SIS and tie n@taral inference - that
- received This brutal treatment az the
ssaie hospital
Dir Gslsc Is y years or age ard very
sesele q mind zn3 body ard unable q s3xe
sHy eohe-ent aeSoant % what has be-
hlseE alsa. hut ire evidences IF brutal
Esa'zseni arc 100 plain 20 be mistaken
HIS back sua cther portions % his body
afs cut na bruised and sast ever enc eye
aSs h2s< 60 ore temple are two xRots iaax
az had.F swoilen and eiscelored.
II IL ~ possible thSt patents az the
Fsse hospital are s1sh5ecsea 20 such herrl~
ts tres sEsleHt a. Xmas Gsov- Rogers cannot
.ec scoa order an inFextig alton saa pan
- The gsilty parties 70 the fal extent cr
re las, Tire Pslef demands aYAlnrne<isatc
snseslsE4tlon. thsx this outrage NAY b.
uscee % tAe guilty parties. whoever sAey
Ray be
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
RESEws HIS Acct sINTaNcE.
Chapman. oII-Tfnc Confidence Man.
Arrested by Detective Williams.

TIE police renewed acquaintance veSter-
eaT morning with Charles Chapman. who
was we'll known fn this citr FIVE or SIX
- zrS ago as l ''slfrs-fEtrg-' man De-
tect3ye Jack Williams had G. faint recollec-
rzoa % e. deal IN wh5ch Chapman was
mixed op several years ago the moment Re
saw Chapman or Occidental avenue yes
ferday, an3 consequently arrested him
CHAPMAN answers the description eF enc
- TIE men who heai Logis Behl q Belle
Sue King county. out - ~ 81 the Cilote
hetei hs- few DAYS ago. Chaurran viii
30 held pending Identification by Bshl II
shat case fals through. he NAV be az
rassn@d On fae sd charge. Detective WiU.
Aazrls says ia9t Is he recalls ghe case
Chapman ass pat under s5a3 Or S-sa bo,stss
furnished by jack Pagan. the saloon man.
anil then skipped cot. chief Reed has or
dere1 tire Gsttct.Tss - p.ck up every cen
h&ence Enan tnat shows Up ia Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

Judge Benson signed q aerre- yesterday
Y iae case Of Lillian NJ Jackson KS josie
LYMAN for sil2.6s ant foreclosure.
Dan AeaaiiAa.s. d dope Aena. charged with
l1s2al4y. was yesterday DISCHARGED after
al examination befc-s Judge Benson.
Mrs Fred Petersen. OF Ballard. who was
arrest u on Friday. charged With insanity
Vas discharged yesterday by Judge Benson.
Jnege William II. Moore ste-aay signed
z decree o, Snas-neni = favor % Pierre p.
Ferry VS. ". ". Radcliffe IL the sum az
s-sl-ae and forfeiture o. right 10 certain
mining sock given as security.
judge Benscn Yesterday signed q decree
q tadgmsEt IN The case o: J. NJ Kellarn
ys- john Doser IN the SIM Of $3.50 and
Mscaael Carr. who WAS arrested on Fri
cay hy ot'lcer lxersoa. was Yesterday COM
rDitteo 20 the Insane asylum afr an ex-
animation eefore Judge Benson.
Sudce Benson yesterday sign a decree
q judgment N th9 case of l. II. Hole.
q s1s@'-as and ssss attorneys fees and
foreclosure.
United States Judge Hzufora YESTERDAY
Died an order for the deportation q Chae
States
5. NJ Shspiey was rterGTav apnolntesi
Rcrzl1sstra'Gr % ths estate - BetSsv waE-
q As@. with the American Surety Gem
pzEy as saTesy-
Judge Hanfora yesterday signed a writ
q error On appeal 20 the United States
circuit court q appeals ~ the case Of
RotTrf Abrams vs. the Manchestsr Fire
ASSURANCE Company, The plaintiff secured
vergisCt Of sZ5ss. - IL the United States
circuit court.
Judge Jacobs was occupied yesterday,
sEfrrnoon hearing argument II the case Of
ne J r. Hart Lumber Co *. Wyatt ]
h@etsT, which was recently transferred
- SocSe Reed from re superior court os
suchoTnisn county. The case cane 1T, l~s-
fore JudEe Jacobs on tie plaintiffs motion
20 strike th@ Affirmative dafenSes from
Rockers answer Tte Hart Lumber Gem
psFy Il sang for soTns Ss4aa TIT, aF,-a5S-
- value % their property CT certain school
lands near Everett which were purchased
from tnS state ~ WAT J Rucker The
csse has been hanging fire for number
81 years and has been before the sslp~e M,
court three times. Superior court de-s}s-
f1Us ~ The past have asws yS beer N favor
OF R8cker. ard the supreme court dacis-
t0Es II favor q thu lumber company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

sasrsgaurss essz-ssae1 n sss rnss~r7. esss-
&e1csr ~ s<& time Esnnxsa2nc -xsezy-sae
EFeTa Ssz F~a1c&sec vstA lease x.s<z->
se&rse S-ss ~ ora Yesterday asserrzss,
TVS ga&srrszfs Asas 3 cc~sasf1sscr
ard . satisfactory sr~zaxx -.sr. 49, "a. =.
Cs1xzesa& wzx reve-a vsssxa%skon ssss rsEwe.
EsAzsT f-n<4 arse tsess~z1zA -sssr1xr II
Is krse~E thai Ce1s&azze PAID Asszs~ H-ux
1s< a. Sas s.sssrose-sezss sesw A1a -xsx
II Is EsF<sevSsoeS eAss TIE r-sc@ wzx b.
Fsszez Ss*& zno s. ssa. bat SeazSsssrs -v-
fused 70 rz2Se 81 xxsEscgz statement ca
his ssesns * n&s z~s hs4n szs4zs-4 @esgrs~
sEt8y 1assEe< ssa<ssznszA stL vxza&xn 4 sAe
s-nF&eT - CsnsAzkne or nczs Taga C1-ss-
Dire xahEss srasas-, was = -ssxrxs az -
tsszssx ssxx rAzSsz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
taterer NfS~fux

Michael McDc-ala. secticn nan On
TIE t'r~a: Northern railroad has no, beam
sesn IN BIS usual haErss since last Wet-
nesisY His fTzess&. Samuel Crc..shtaga.
reported 10 capt Sullivan 81 police hsa p
quarters N7ests -d3y afternoon that be vas
anSious tN ga tTAce Ct NJ Donald rs BE-
bad 50 In cash ana several Great North
err checks wneu seen last Tire creek 5
have not t@eG csshr3. Mcdonald aas
ben rcoTi ing ~ tha Great Narther=
fo9kirg hause HE is described IS IS wears
cl8 s fee& / snca falL % stout bs2gf3 fatr
complexion. red hs}g. sandy uEstache ard
e1ae eves He wore a nsAt-ccioEed cost
and Tssf and back trousers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

On the evening Of November, zsth, Te-S,
FIRE broke cat IN the British ship Meianie.
loaded with 600 barrels 81 petroleum, An
a~fai mass Of flames shot up fror, the main
hatch AID the vessel cusvered fruf- stem 70
stern with explosion OF the harrsls. Her
scans opened snd the bizzing petroleum
Tonred out into the river. spreading belt
81 ere around her The master and seanen
jumped overheard. Captain Sharp, whose
vessel was living close hy. propelled a small
boat through the blazing gIxer and after a
severe searching and imminent peril. saved
TIE searnen f-ors a horrible death.
All over civilization there are thousands
q nlen n rzo-c imminent danger than were
fhpsc searzeu- They are threatened with
corsErs p,icn or arr already IL the clutch Of
that deadly ciSaSe. If they only knew Il.
help Is al hand ~. Pierce : Golden Med
ieaI Discovery cures e per cent OF all cascs
Of consumption. II also cares bToacAlt2s.
asthma iaroat and nasal troubles and al
disease q ;he at passages. IL - the src@.
blood maker ScsE hail3er and nerve tome
u makes tAr appetite hearty. The digestion
perfect and tae liver active The " Golden
Medical Discovery " - tlse pTUs3Ect OF tns:
eminent specialist D-- r y Piece. who.
Gu-irg the sAirtv wears that he has Sesa
chtef consulting physician - tE.s gTe@.
Eavait3s' Hotel AID >Grwteai Institute. ~
aussa,o has treated taoFe eases tas1 ttsv
ordinary nhvStc1s1s t-rst II a lifetime.
TecsSa-&S ggvez ~ by doctors. have ses-
tisrc 10 S5-FicsS recovery E-E&sT tAas mar
We loss --r1ScI-e-
,cc-stIaat4on czEs~s z=5 arv-zvxsss -aa-v
sssIcus css-zses. = - speedily cared by
IL. Hlscce's Pleasant s<A@is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
Special Millinery
Bargains.

A chance 10 set ChIldren's Hats al
half price.
Children's Napoleon Caps. were gsa,
now 7sc.
ChiliFen's Napoleon Caps. were 800.
now sc.
ChildFea's Napoleon Caps. were sc,
now sc-
Eel; Sailors az half price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
Art Dept. Specials.

Silk Faney-work FringeS. were ~.
and So per yard. now - yard
Marking Cotton. was ~ dozen, now
- ooGsn
Remnants q Six Cord at greatly
rsdlcsd prices.
STAMPED Linen Dining Table Cow
ers. were s.. -. TOW SO. $50 and 81 20.
Tinted Denim Cushion Covers. were
*. row f3C.
Fine Linen Stamped Doyiiss Spe-
cal
Were ISc- now &C.
Were &c. new isc.
Were So, TOW &C
Small Doyl3es stamped special fer
Monday oaiY -,
Eon3sor Pieces were 80 ns~ lsc
Eoniton Pieces. were CSC. row PC.
Trsy Ctorh<. were as now si&
Tray Cloths. were Sc. no~ sse
Royal Society Embroidery Silks n
g pg0fuSloa e nsx cstorsngs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
TO PIANO RIVERS

The large number q sales we are erec.-
ina proves ConciuSiveiy that the peoris
are fully eosniEaat Of TIE merits % he
famous Ch.cksrtug an8 X srlhan rsaros
and xffi not have any other especially
when they fully realize frorn their own In
vssst lxaiion :has ws sell those noble instru-
raenss at prizes ard on terms never before
offered hy any permanent house en high
grade pianos.
Pgares moved. funei. repaired and pal
ishcd Wholesale and retail wareToonls IN
Burke huiiG3rE
u :. JOHNSTON. 80 Second Ave.
Manufacturers Ageat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
Notion Specials.

Machine Cotton. sAa~yard spools. lc
each. black and while.
Hooks and Eyes. lie per card.
Seamless Ssoehsnet Dress Shields.
-. Is, and sc pair.
Curling Irons. *. s., &c.
Fancy Mohair Dress Rrasds In cob
oss. reduced from Ae. sc ana &c TO
q. SC and iac yard
John II. Cutters Sewing Silk. &c
Spool.
John y. Cutters Basten-Hale Twist.
So spool.
A complete stock OF WaTren's sela-
DRAFTED Feataerfofae. acknow lodged by
al! 10 b. the finest and most durable
isoning fer skirts and waists
Cora-clige skirt Binding. - yard.
Pins. ie paper, fun count.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
WIN pa~sS Later.

1ssE-y H--1zaSs draft sorSe<. JcH- Ar
sAssrs- cscrS sa-Ce-. and sosr Leonard
ssss-g3z-, we're hsfe-e 5o4ge Jacks ~e.ss4--
sag zse~1s-sr Harding vxs rsxr~ssx sz>s
~ ksrEs-u NsEs-a- 213 was gsyer ur-I.
February ) 70 Tssxz2. saSsEe sensSss sys-
pointed Le-Ara.ax & Jackson 10 defend
saAE AsG~A2-s4- CHARGED wz<k burglary.
DE Eas given E-sZ January g - plead
AsfS-zey Noses wzs zgsssnfe6 - sSe5eaa
1Shz A1snaET. wHD was also gwen 4z.z.
January Z 70 1zea1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

Outing Flannel Night Robes, extra
fun and Ions. ALI ssxe<. sse.
New York Mills Muslin Might Robes
with embroidered fronts. sc and sc.
worth &c and saa
Mems Outing Flannel pajamas, az.
would be cheap AT Si-sS.
Mems Black and Brown Seamless
Half Hose. fsiSc a pair. readily worth
pa: rvtatiea elsewhere ~ pair fer &c.
This is deal i9 hosiery seldusn CT
feref
Mems PrTrsn's Kid and Dog ~kis
Gloves, In all the ns~ shades.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
Special Bedding Values.

Special interest 10 hotels and ioiC-
ing houses: We have received
large shipment Of Sheets and Pillow
Cases already hsrnmez5, popuia.
brands. OF sale Monday morning
SAeets, plain hem, si3xlA yards.
a2izc each.
2;axihs yards, s7lsc each.
si1xfs. yards 4oe each
sszxe yards. iSc each.
si<xea. yards, SIC each.
21sxeis yards, 5sc each
Hems;ilchsd. si1x2 yards. Sc. &c each.
ss4x2s4 yards. s.s@c each.
s'sNsis yards, &c each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
Crockery Dept.

We have JUST eTsstlsd new lines in
Cat Glass Sh@rbets and Tum biers At
prices which are lower than SANE Hires
arc quoted eisewhege
Egxsssall China Teacugs ara saa-
Gers. $50 per anzsn.
Decorated i1%p3ses plarsr Set. s. AZ
Decorated Oatmeal Bowls. * per
Dozen
Lamp Globes, Handsomely decorated
&c each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
Special Tinware Offers,

In our Tinware ard Eouse-furntss-
ing Department We are quoting extra
special low prices.
Nc Heavy Copper Wash Boilers,
s@ea
No. . Heavy Copper Wash Boilers.
a.
iron Frame Wr.nger. sotia rubber
rolls. si%s
Iron '-CgystaF' Wash boards. sAn,
lsQgaTt REFINED pashpans. gas~.
I7-0uart REFINED nishpans -.
zi-Qnars Reslnnea psshpanS. %.
s~snch Pie Plates. fer g..
s-inca Jelly Cake Pens. Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

Seattle, Wash. Jan. - sSs
Mr.. c Fred lamont

Mr.. c Fred I-aMoat-
Dear ST: / was the FIRST white woman
% come cut over the ice from Dawson
I.y, and very fortunately fer myself mar,
OF my oGi.it when IN Alaska II rasxht say
TIE most importantly consisted OF I.aMort's
Improved Erys-zll.zed Eggs. found
tasfn 10 be al that you claim for them In
every respect. and would not think OF re-
turning there without q supply OF your
eggs.
You are 4. liberty to refer 10 me. Very
sincerely. MRS III srKay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

Articles 60 incorporation .eg re sa.,ow-
szg cozsaAEsss were fled yesterday.
Atxsks-Sksgz@zy Gold Mt-ezg ans Trans
Tortztsa- CSzrsny, by william Il DAVIS
}, J. G-41sh ard ". J. E1arer sr. cap
atSs sock g-s. an
The aEkcS lTssrratsc1aa Steam Sleigh
Company. ~ George Roberts g. r Mar-
I'm and r .. Helm capital szack 81 sse,
To operate Steam eshss s@Slshs AID steam
Gr2cssoz sSexas - -a1aSza
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
Harness Thief rdrr Arrest

Detectives Fewe-s aaa sam Cortett 81
rested ; &aTonsy. wao says he Is a bar
tender. yesterday noon. on tE~ charge =
stealing . aolsh9e harness frura Frank
Terrace. TIE harness has heer socate3
ard Identified Tbe aNcsctsxes ;hjuE that
another harness thsy kB8~ - was stolen
ny aa1ansv and p8wnet. According to
fAesecSv@ PcNevS kHa@ edge. A--3o0cy
rs sso-an hernasssE s.e.ase.