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THE LICENSE SYSTEM.
C»f-SCIl< COMMITTEE HAS AV OROI.
iaicb ready to psueu.
H prtvUM !•? ■ |3« 1 !«»■■* f«r
Raeh Six >m(lm tor a Tun ■>■■■
r«44lrr'i Wa«M, fit Iw Om«
■mm. IS l« »k* "f—
--ym»Ml to E«ubluk a Isrlut
gMlf •• WMttra iTMM.
Coun-ilman Hrrm*n'» schedule of ll
mfM, which la its many aup** - s and nub
givlsions baa !>**n before the cooneiS com
gtitie** J" r eight or ten weak*,
contains tome sensible tu((««t:oas a* to
r*Ttfluf* v.At the city may derive by tA*-
yg ear-uur. bonlasaees and calling*. FV>r
tM two »oß'.ia or mor» Mr. Herrman r.aa
foafht eff 'on after o*»le-i ion by s .0-
w i!-t.-ig the L en.se acheduieo of otoer
eluHl of tr.e country whsr* St has been
gstnensiraied to b« to the benefit of ail
the li er .sees aa well as tha
gwaicipaiiti* * Parta of the ordinal b.l
%'r. mi with apposition, and to - ar. .e
oeti*m» failed as an entirety. Mr. Herr
|mti however kept p! -*r **c niosg.
tng filter* g»**tlng ready to manufacture
fjta afid drafting li ens-# and bill* for
annuel pa< tam Several of tha
tiocn from the or 4 ,#:. t\ bill have me? wsth
Cera. 1 , approval, and a»Jong them, aft»-r
<gf been remodeled half a dozen (>»«,
was 'hat of a Khtm for taxing express
wagons eam«* - truck*. dray# and otner
rolling »wr>«d oy cor
porations cr private individuals.
Ttm u'ortn of proteat th*t greeted this
gsbdlvlsion of the Vi! was from taoa» who
Aertv* t',# j?-• ,t t»eaeflf from the «»«> of
tba atr«ete of the rv ar.d who ooatrtbata
|B th» (tre*t»«t Bieasure to the wear and
faar and d.rt of tr:s p'vb'le thorou«hfare«.
matter, that Incorporate* the ld«*
•f a ptfbi'»e market piac« and taxes tho
S jck**er» %nd pe«Jd'«r*. was up for con»-
gderatlon yesterday v a n? of the
consist*: tee on health and «anlt&ti >n in the
shape of »a ordinance that hs* pa**ed
through varlou* form* of remodeling until
■o« It If a reaaonnbly fair ton of
the !de<« of ?*« member*, and In that
ghgpe tt will be submit'ed to the council
gt Ms next n*»'ln*. If there are any fur
fear chan**"- they will be mA* from the
grdlnance printed belosr. »h!"h *»• d:»-
tuu*d and generally approved y«-» erday
afternoon. It la entl'ird "An ordlnan-e
provtduxt for licensing and regulating the
peddling < id t <i» k - g of meat. r v tie, fr ilr.
vegetables, butter. <-«*« and ©i. t farm
gad da'ry produce. o'her than ml!*. * thin
tIM city of Seattle. repealing all ordingnoea
In f.wfllct or Inconsistent therewith. and
presiding penal tie* for the elolaf'nn ihere
«£" The ordinance !n full is a* follosrsi
flection 1. So person shall hawk or ped
dle any meat. rim», fr it*
i>tj!ter *w. or other firm or dairy pro
duce otbar thon mlik. a - any place with
in the City of Seattle. ex'-ftpt in the free
public mark*! plao« lwr«Wf»rt e»Uhll»hM,
without flrst obta ming scd paying for in
advance a license there*, r In the minn»r
and a? the ra">s hereinafter specified;
provided that no license sbsli be required
| of any per*on to hawk or peddle the arti
cles mwltonn! In this ae :!on after the
boor of I o'flsrk in the af'ernoon at any
I a!ao» In «aid eity when such articles ahali
lave been originally obtained, raised or
produced by such peraon,
■sc. 1 There are hereby established for
the purpos.-a or the licer«es to be issued
ander the provisions of thie ordinance. ll
esnse p-riods of the duration of six
aonths. the first of whi'h shall com
mence of the fi.-at day of October. IS9<,
•nd thereafter «aid !:~en*e portodr. shall
commence on the first day* of Aprtl and
Oetnher
license un<ier the provisions hereof
»h#ii expire at the expiration of the il
eenee period for or duTtnf which the umt
aha'l have laevied.
flee. S Tne i!f-eri*e fee for the Hcensa
»enr , fln'«il n -• v-> of t>;i* ordlnanca
ahatl he M foHo***
For hawking and peildltnar wlrh a w«*r>n
drawn by ;mo h >rae«, twenty
for e*«-h eemi-annual Ucenaa period;
for hawking an-l wi:ii a wagon
drawn by one dollar* ($15.00)
aach semi-annual llcen*e pers.Kl;
For ha'akin* and pe.l I'tnj whan aaid
artlc!#«, ih.ntK or pro-lticta are aold from
mr JetiverM by a person or p-reon* car
ryteff «r franaportln* aald ar*i-'!ea. thlmra
ar pro«tu a in «ome otner man'i»r or by
•owe ather th"%n 1« provided in the
two preceding paragraphs, five dol'ara
<|S#> for e.i.-b si-mi-anniml license rer'o.l;
Provided tha any H« enae li«n»tl a"e r
tha cOßimen>-. meat of a 11-*en«e t>--r • 1
shall be j.t i for for the whoU« of »Ud
heansa per >«i.
•se 4. Any r>er«r»n to ob'ata a
tWnae to hawk >r pedlia the ar'loies and
tli'nrs m-»n' >• 1 in section one of ti's
ardtnanoe, ah.»M m-ike payment th-ref >r
!« advsn< e to th<* city tr'-»sarer at tbe
f»'es herein'- ? >re sp>« r(f.- i an 1 s*" *ll
a'*o riv to as 1 1 rr».4S!;'er 'lie cmi of fl f 'y
aanta addit.w.a is « '.fM • f or the batlua
flwalaaft.-r -ne-1 ind aha'! *ak» bis
f fsceipt thrref >r and tip .- t presei
«f •« d re -*!p» ',i th>* city comptroller, said
ewipf-'Her shall is«ue to him a en-«a
»nth ->r r •-* him "» v s»k or pt-.ld'e nv »f
tstne fr'si » \. »-e«.»b|e* buttar. -t«s and
*rh»r ?»rm or d« rv pro.luce. o'her
"li'lt. fr. m h» ttT-e of »he '#« fir(f of Said
ft'-en*" to th-« e-xp'rar of !h» »h#n cur
li■•*• <•* pet' •' and « t.ili d-Uver to
Ilia * bad.?* of approp- »*e d- «'*t * h*<-h
»th"->»t i pMfnN»»- 'i *** "».* In
t*l# !'<• .. # »•■ 1 V 'S •' C •
e*>r«" x worn t>\ h m at > tfrtea
whUn rrc <e«d in the t :« ••.■>«« of h * king
a».i pe.;.; t a * a tthor"i--i t v «.< 1 ii
r*~"» •-•* erpira* >n of t' e llc^^^a
tha ho;'«r -lav r » *n »a.:l
ta tha c-«• v cstpi'Mler t K e m.-v r
s-1- i>w--an! in
?"« r tha tr*a Hmm
ttf ft»»T ••'•« d.'v-atted for -i: 1 '•« U».
fr?>v!4»Ml t it " » person des't'- *r 'o rrttrw
a Hcen— 1 i - he -n p v ird «»».atl
tare.] 1 - ,k.> a «»" - ' f - a badge.
T • s i' «> t: not '•«»
•t*4- .» k »e e> s - •» »r '"i r !*s
%ho v -yvi ~ - ' ■* *** s
at»if! of «"» -h s»" -*a
er prod : - *'d ,pr >vde 1. "> * v er,
that no - • • «n* cr •»• —r act
a* ap» ! .. »<■ r '■»»' ■-r a -.n.^it
•-st ab*a:r'r"g • • « - as >'>r*"«t' '
Ss t \n v r«. • w 'vo <hi" •> < ark or
» »rv n* •t • eame fr v-»«'v
f vim. e<rja .»r o* K ar farm sr aa.'ry
P' t milk, art ft rat
•rrvttr'rs: ••»»« » r»»" r • pr •«!.*■ 1
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New Victor"^*
.AIR TIGHT.
Improved, and Perfected.
IC. MILES CO..
MINES AND MINING.
HORTI PORK OF KETTLJB VTIR.
Tkt % Wesierfal Valeaaie aai other
Mtaaa of Tbal Iwtlw OeMrtbeC
The August :e*ue of Mining contains
the following in-ereatin* write-up of tha
nor-h fork of Kett'.e river:
"The Volcanic mountain, a*.' xated afceat
twe.ea m..e« up tile river from Orand
Forks, is toe cen'ral po'nt of attraction
in tbia country, and if there were na par
ticle of mineral in wit woo'd be a • sht
to see The irro'sntain riae« abr ip'ly trr ra
tha river !x>:torn about l.itt6 f«*t. ar.d
ii» whole face looking to the southwest
has s.id off. leaving expoaed on the n-ar
lr surfa.,e solid chutes of
ore f«*t or more :n wvd"a and running
d: tcnnally acroaa tn« face of the si de
"5 - r >e ore conta'a* a large per«:ntaxe of
Iron pyrites which, b* onto# ox;d x> d
and be r.g washed down tbe mountain t>y
tne rains, haa stained I; with biood*r>ed
screaks which can be seen for nr..:** and
even the eoH at its has* is re<i with -
Cropping* of ore may be traced for UiO
ftmt sn a Bortbeaatariy direction fr m
tae top of the slide, and at the far-. -«t
extremity, where the ledge i jfs ur.der s
porphyry dyke, chunks of or® nuj - be
off the surface.
R A. the present owner of the
Vclranlc, drove a tunnel 34e feet into
the !>a*« of the mountain to tap the lei
fcut failed in Sits purpose. Ti.e property
I* now uo*lur !*\«* to Larson St Biewett
for a period of Sfteen conJ -ioned
ui>on the m:ne and building a
emeiter to rfds.ee the ore. Board.ng
houses, blacksmith ah .p. office. tra:l
to th« mines, and ©'her neces«ary im
provements incident to beginning active
work are nearly competed. On the de
velopment of rise Volcanic will dep*nd in
Urge measure the immediate activity of
this camp.
Surrounding tha Volcanic l» a laree
group of cia:ma undeve;«>p«»d at present
beyond aaa«astn«nt work, many of w:u h
give great prorotse. The
thia Vic»aity rra BMK.iy iow-giuUe an*e.:-
ing p-oposiUoua.
Another famous claim on the North
F rk ia the Pathfinder, owned i>y Thcmaa
Parktnaon and WlllUm Ffrifer aril sltu
aittd In a direction from the
Volcanic. Thia haa for surfaca Indica
tion® ore cropping® for several hundred
feet along the aurfaca and where the in
dications wera atrongest a je-?->ot ahaft
waa aunk, cutting tnrough the vein whkh
dspa to the north, and a croaa- ut la be
tng run at present In aoUd ore which as
aaya from 11.50 to CI tn gold, ar.d
copper. The ore contains quart* mixed
In tha Hnie. pyritea of Iron and copper,
and arsenical iron. N'o walls have yet
b.-«in fjund to this vein, but ei.ery indica
tion points to a tr«nj»ndoua b<idy of ore.
Tha Pathflr.der ts on Dolittla
mountain, and aurrounding It .ire a score
of claims similar to : and h.ivirg larsre
aurfaca ahowinga. some of which have
!>i-en s ifflciently detreloped to dis»- !oaa
large bodies of ore. notably the rathficd—
er fraction, owned by M Kirk. Kelly &
McKay; the Center City, owp,«] by Ben
nett A lAM'-n. tn* Standard and Welling
ton. owned by Evan Evan«, of Burke,
Idaho; tha Tiger, owned t y Charles Wash
bum; the Hidden Treasure. oan«! by
Pfeifer A Parkinson; the Little Winnie
and Winton, owned by Frank S'.knechest,
About three-quarter* of a mile below
the Pathfinder, on the same mountain
and north of Hornet cre«-k, is the Mam
moth. owned by Svan i:vana and !i VV.
HoUhan On thia e!*isn ore waa stru 4
within thr«e faet of the surface and t. >n
tlnued aoiid in the b«ntom of a ax« Incline.
The ore ia of good quality, ahowing yei
-1 v Iron and peace a* copper, and assay- d
»:SS go d. silver and copper at the sur
face. The vela here dips to the north
and runa apparently northeast and sou:h-
W#9t-
J n.ng the M»atmotU on the north
west la the Arlington, own«d by Frank
fHonechest. On thia cla.m a >Vfoot tun
nel haa been run, going in where yellow
carbonates appear on the iron capping,
encountering a ledge of good-lookirg ore
between wail* of diorte. Tha ore snows
pyrites of iron and copper
Helow tha Arlington and areriapptrtg it
a little Is the Mi'dea 0wr,».l by J >e Prtng
g id. whu Siutk a 12-f'Wt shaft into a mi<te,j
quarta formation and struck some solid
ore of tha same general characier as the
Mammoth and Arlington orea.
The Chr *iina, a hjch j ns the Mlld-a
ao the west, owned by Frank If >gan and
A. Hageltvs g ;»reaenta something of a
contrast to t ie other proepeeta :n this vi
cinity There were the same heavy iron
a" tins, but when the owr-re «»nt down
found a decomposed q »r-x. from
whU h they panned out free go • A2V
f »oi tunnel haa been driven and roar a
s »!id ie-lge of quarts fiva feet th, k ahews
up ia the face of tt.
THK JOMK A SHIPPKR.
Imarsss Body nl Klch Ore Already
ItlorLrd Oaf.
ihi pert n tend art I • • If, of the Joa .* m ne.
Trail creek, has be ..-Mr »o s'ope the h'c ore
ch'Jts oj>ened tn - H e Faa? tunnel and the
c -'pany has cont a tad to ship re< -
iar y to the Hal! m nea <m«lter at Xeison.
Jvl'very of ore under their co~'ra.*t as
bee .n Soma concep" >n mav t-e had of
the amount of o r <* n * ght wh«re •• ng
ts n. s w in progress when !t is sa i t-.a
chute ia d>sr.«d for ahaut fifty feet tn
length a re»'v a.-d that tt haa tn aver . <a
wtd'h of seven f»et. It t» i'O 'e»t from
the tunnel to the aurfars. T »—r.ira a
body of ore fifty feet long. \.Z '■ «>t h'ch
seven feet thi * may aco n'«d or.. T: s
means T.o>"ft tors. The average t :e of
t'-sa ore as shown t»v ►e«-s rr *
for two weeks c>r rr >re ts aNv?t fsp per
t n Tha amount row b' • -ked o t <a
therefore probubiy wort* $-« "i. or near
ly dollar for d» -ar f the eutira cap* • il
txa- on of the - "trpari*. Th a ah. »» how
Qtt!.-kly and how easily a a? ne may i>e
c.-me a rich mine when tt a ft on the
r ini »rack, ail th s wealth hat coma to
* in lee» than eight «'».%»
There are aMi four feet of .-Van ore
in the face of the eaat tonne a: tne prea
sent t me. ar 1 the— .s no te -g » v-<
t v s exceed, ng y rich ciate * ■ er i. It
is rear y AW feet frc.m the fa. e of •te
east tunnel to tha face of the ran * n
r,.. The face of ? s a ma.r t..nn- ♦ * 1
in ore of go-.*! grade, though a g I>l ai
of sorttng ne. eesarv T**e Jose rr st
r « r* ■' «
War Ka^la
A! »n l Kettle Bfver.
Crar 1 rarks M.-er
It »a a t-.at the party »ho jumped
tha tie -a m the "out time did r *t
remain in tc»n a Uttle onger, as he
U' ght ha» e tiad the M;er«r -e !
ai - ■ » *» i r
o» d»rv<n The .4 ■» f a man Jtttnp -*
i t m w.-h l f w -k done on tt that e
•
,a an . utraga a-nl » ■» • the * r
cannot »- -d » - It ! * poa»Ne for h. •■»
to put UM l%feCM WMT to MMHin e
■ • and ear tee H. A Brown. f
\ . vi : i-o r tt' r<'<<' * * n •"»
rs»«rat that ne **a i t tse-e « eat- a
was d.me. ae h« woe i haxs ar
rarged for aa eaoort or at e- m ne -a
to bsar »."*;* furt: per • "*
• a po.a when a*; rs a
A .ftn ha* to tea i v ■**«' 1 <-• •- a
e*turn • i t- '-.rand as s«.. n.
W-dftam Outtrtdge and Frank C -ms- x
• B IT ma A -g the f.rg p—;-«r» a
-r s?endi"g e* it sr 'in e ■ >.a a i
art t r * V ••• "• <
aiij hid farew* s 1 -
g » by b.aat a 4 fa"; to the "~ad vi ; a
betw#~n Oirar.M and Arrow Ulcm Mr,
Oa f tridge t» ac experienced trapper and
hunter, having be»B for some years with
the Hudson Ray Company, tn whose ser
vice he trapped iM hunted all ov»r the
Northwest territories ar.i tha extreme
north. Ha «u a~so Tor a lone time en
gaged in guiding busnag parties m a.l
parr* cf tns upper country. Without a
d,<Jb' tha boys wtil return in lis* spr'-g
•Ith f-;rs and skins enough tc amy y re
pay them far tbetr winter's work
K. A. Brown, while in Ap->k.»:;e recent"
ly. had an interview sr.th D. C. Corbie,
who stated Ui*t he was g -;x.g to com*
up to Orand Forks w t ;a his head engi
neer. Mr. Ro&erts then the weather gos
* litt> cooler, and he tnrecied to visit
the d-ffe-ent camps, and if there was
enough merit tn the country he would put
ir. a railroad at on-« Whereupon Mr.
fcrowa Uifurm»d fc aa tnag be would *»e
merit m Volcanic mountain alone
to warrant can no put in two raujroads.
Claims *1 brand Korki.
Gran i F rka. 3. C., Oct. t—Special.—
Work is ';> i .£ dore on aiicy cia-ais n*JLT
t-« 'o; t s TUA Aiawist da ly soaae ae* stx ke
Is no *.ie. demonstrating more fully
than ta« last that we are tn t.ie very Uea--t
o' a region which ;n the near future ,s deo
uned to be--»rr:e the *reat»s mineral coun
try tn the world. Msanwai e the oturdy
t - > s*' ■ a.-•*■ star., y p s*hi'.g into t-.e
hitherto unt tp'.orw distr;."*s which sar
ro'ind js on every hand. With each new
arr;vai from the b - -c.mea new* of tomt
n-w aj»i rich t.>! >ocn« ne# unprospocte
od territory dieco. «rsd.
On.y last w> *k a gr %up of three claims,
i s Goi ;*n N igs«.t, pay Ore and Quarts
K.ng w&s 1 -.t xl by >i. T. J
K. Jt»h.-»*»n * f H. 3.1-'artr.-, Jr., on
Ooeeyv itJor rr ». r. aia, »Mrh adjoins the
town site. Work commenced ia;aje
c.ately on the Nugget, surfare
of w.,....h give a « jod gold as
•ay, ai.d the first shot rerea.e 1 the foot
w:ill of solid granite. Th;» w»# followed
down and the third «h»->t bl»w into a w•••!'.
defir e<j ve, ri ->f h- • y mlnera i free
mill.r.g quar-y, »h has iy* very h'g i.
yc*;-r»Jay the htr fc - ♦ g wail a.»o of grar.-
l:e, w«ts found, showing the ore body to be
a tr'j- 1 n»» "-s v- n w ■:. as : h cf over
f':y feet. W >rk is b-ing an sad on
an open cut » h lis owners a-s r srntt g
on the ledge, an ! before long It is
t} d »nr . *:roti" :he fact that the G-ol ien
Nugget is « mine.
Ths ewr of the Diamond Hitch prop
erty. which Is situated up the North fork
a it two m'les from the celebrated vol-
CiT - rr. r a . v •• e :".r f.' ir assess
ment work, and as a result -.>f their labors
cm show some of the p-etiie«t orr- which
has been produced up the fork this sum
mer.
A «eam of native copper w:ia s*-':ck !s«t
at the V»o?tom of the thlrtv-fo<>t
shaft on the Pa*hftnd--r. fourteen t lies up
the Fork. Fart nson A pflffer, t it- .j»u
ers are w -rking « r e.-»diy in ptv ore } al
ready have shout tons on the dump
ready f - shipment a.o s.von as trans;orta.-
t. >n facO;tS«s are «bta;r«-d.
From lnf >rm » -i «n r»-«-e-vsd her®
would s.etn that a smelter Is to be built
th!»-fa:i at the famous Seattle mine, aS- .it
six miies from here up the fork. This
Property his K n lately t*k*n hnid of by
s -omn -.nv. shi h i:i to 9-0 klt f-»r Jfifw.-
0"". ard it Is understood that *-<-rk will be
comrr.eno- I a* or e, a large for. e of r.ta
b- In* (inp: ->yed.
Son s s strikes have been made or.
Hardy m<v.mta!n about four m.lei. fnm
here, w'thin the past few week.- In «- iv
e-il the first shot blew into solid pay
ore.
!'"* Mltcrfon Comitaor
Everett, O L I—Bpeei*l—Sliverron con
t:nura to attrart t!;s atrr-nt'in of miner*.
A new company w*.« Incorporated ».,re
ytaterlay •!•. 1-r the name of Ri. J Moan
ta n Slinin* Comsat y to d-vriop proper
ties to Ptld rr, n on Martin crrek.
!«0 rr. Ips w*M or, 'he s.tme
le-t<s h- the **'"l'. kniwn f> *r creek pr - r
*** h*j» en the o:he- > ©• :h : : %
There are three mines in *ha rr "jp. krvr *n
a# :he <Golden Or.!, View <sr«i Ex
tans r No. I of the G«l Jen Cord. The in
corp .<• ora .iv 3 N". B M C. D F a" T.
W. Fo«• »r an 1 C. JC (V»»r.*. the c.ip '.ii
stock b*-!njr J* **>. *»> T l -* aV>ve r »'rn-"-d
Incorporators. t >;h»r w!;h A. D Fr rrv
constitute th« firat board of trustee®. It
'« f he r-entlor of t '■■*■ r TMfv •p-jt r>.en
to. work on e to develop the property
Manner W F Brown, o* the F>rty-4Sve
M nln* Company. was nt trn tod t y. ,r
--r-<r»y »,•> ship n T' or w'r'er svp
r' * •• A* camp a* F :!*si kuda. T *
r-r.*r*: be pa*ke! <- -r the dh >
f-> TI S»!vert m ;>n the E'-®re*t * Mon'e
Cr*' • rs;•-»>« r a d •r. - of ' - - r •
tnt'«a t» ?he ''im?. C. i.l bulri'nr* hiv#
b evt»'- ?t *{:• ■ ■"■.->«» of •*.»n"tj!-sr
w-Tlt t!l * :??» on the fn ->». jri ten
<!*:• •»" r sbT-r jf ore tr.U be'rna Je
to the Eve-t'tr ame'ter.
The lis* MB Acrid rat.
The rlevat. r lr. the Ever ir* News M fc
on Ce!nmbia street. he!*<*n Mrs? aril
Freerd arrr•:-* f 'J fr m the t > *1
to t' e ha»rr-»nt :* t rv; r'r-f «M »
* fh!r * *Mr < Hers »«h «f k v •-*
VrCall. *ho m.i# sut i.r f at the foot of
thr shafr
The • ct.'cnt happened a? A o'c!.*-k, Jn«
as the last two ? >rrr« wrre grot
f- "T! t»>r r
rre»* r rhe ' k 1 r ; , |
cn the f% v»*er «* : n « rr- * •-. i
down wr-!» rsr\ j- ->r a- ! focjrm to
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pulp Thr elevator w.i« h r tr*-»
klndtlr.f wood a ! t'e • -rma .;i r , t
tavr Hr»o t:». t 'or Jrr'hl' f Thr • -1-
d-»nt prr- tie N-*i from •, pear
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THE SEATTLE PO6T-INTELLIGEXCEB. SATURDAY. OCTOBER \ 18m.
SWINDLER OF WOMEN
A FAKIR WHO TRIED TO BILK
PIKE STREET IILLUERI.
He Tried to Get Only • Doling nn4
Un Rlts Owl sf Eaeh One, fcnt
Failed «• Get Etm That—A Ket
tle st Tar Rails Over nag Start*
a Pire—Diphtheria la the School*.
The petty swindler has ort-s more mads
his appear*n-w. Tr.ia cune tss is trying to
ft ion a f«w dollars from the pocaets
mti. n»»rs. He has warked indiirftrtousiy
on P: ire street, kut. of eo*irse. every ->-*
of has in*ended victims escaped.
The sw ndler. mor< proper*;, perhaps nn
racrressfui awtndLer. ts a tail man. aged
ahiout ysam His complexion Is light.
He wears a dark. r»rish mustachA
f*hkculariy enoogh. the women, or at. ieaat
s >o~e ' rhem. failed to ao.e the sty.s ot
c.e'bes be ware.
Wbsc the tail mm with ths reddish
mt siacho called at M'i A"at:'o
miilinary atcre day D*f*s yestsrd ±y he
told her w h a floartnh of trumpets that
down at Newhali s. meaning the »sg New
ha. store in the R1a1:o block, the" c.>a
c. isred her a very smart and her st
w-*Tr.an. and it was owing ts this s:s*s
cf affairs that he had corns to nee her on
a rr atter 5* b-jsinesn. At this stage of ths
r - e ha 1 h»*n i»r.: f e «'*> re,
:er he came froen somewhere slse. He ex-
P « "=t*l to Mrs. Alia it that the manage
r:ei.t of N j whill's had com* to the c.n
ci i«:.jn that it w i aid gt%-* up handling
*.v? mdard pattern* direct and
ager.-. s m different parts of ths oity.
He said that he had secured snag- U
d -wn towu. and Uiai Mrs. .Vitaft had be<'-a
selected aa a proper person to harallo tho
pn-ferns in the Plks street dwtrict.
A nice caso for the go>ia would be put
tn l/y the arm, and of the sale* alra.
Ailwtt would be allowed to re>uaa 50 per
cent. Mrs Ahatt was £>ejossiag ia: jranted
but then how was aha to know that her
si 'er had te giving the name story to
Mrs. Lsham ar.d to Mrs. Fergvon. other
n . ln-*rs i ti.« same street? In ler.t U-
•y. a*en: maorked that ;t m ould ;o*t
Mrs. Aiiatt Rl» to have tier address ar.d
name pr :utd on th* fashion that
av.oroi'ary the paXtorno. Tins mo-< j y
con ill be paid to him at»4 the firm would
fj-n.rh a boy to dlstriotite them. Mrs.
A 11att was willit.g to uad?r-aki too t-le
of t..e pal ri.s, but that the
firm have the prtmir.g d ne on the piat'S
sr. ; ♦, »e -jT out cf the mc; ■ y she t--a
In from «*ale3.
Mr p., i.sh" was of rhe 0.-irhon that
this plan would not w>rk. H. sr.J t at
h« would caii later in the day. expecting
that by tr it thne Mrs. Ai . t rjt i be
f" t-Jy to jti.e him V 73 a h Xew
h all's n the a. idi* dint net
of the city.
After 1 e hnd gcr.e. one of Mrs. Allaifs
lady frl»nds called to see her ard they
talked the matter ever. In the midst of
t. "tr C'jiivsrs-i' nt e smooth gon<l'»ni ;, n
returned ard » ls ort-nl to the parlor.
1 l.«»n Mrs A'.iatt's friend ran over to the
nearest telephone and < ailed up NewhaH's
store. She told them about the mar. ai.d
his pattern story, and received the r.; iy
that the man was an Impostor of th<- worst
kir.d.
Mrs. A'iatt's iriend ran back to the mil
linery store ar.l t Id Mrs. >liatt that the
management st Newhall'a said the man
*a# an impostor.
Mr« APstt told him this. lie felt great
ly and exr'ain-d that he had
n■' ;ir.g to do with Newfcall'a, bat i: s- J
had t.»>n sent cut Vv the g- neral ag nt . f
the Standard Pattern Company to fled
ae«r.** as it waa the mention of the eoni-
to take the a*en y awaj fnm N. *-
hall. Atiout this time a passrd
the door, ard Mrs. Allan's visitor almost
yelled out that It wov.il rot he necensary
for Mri« A'latt to ray that JI.TS until she
received the pattern* and the nW eaee.
Mr*. Allatt'a friend rr.*d« a rr >va as if to
call In th■■» policeman, and the gentleman
suddenly remembered that he had busi
ness down the street.
! A Thief Bi-ftika Into ■ n old M»n'a
Trunk—A Jn»p»c| I ruler Arrr*t.
A warrant «. »w->rn out last evening
• " J M FJlwain'a x-yrt. charging J.
H Arnold. a btitrh«r. with breaking into
*••»» r > m of V In-y at the cor
ner of Weller anO Sixth avenue scuth, and
*-"»alfn* 12." a trunk. Arnold is in
J-i'-l. ir I h's statements. taken f n connec
ts "1 with the unearthed by De
* Ou'ibse, make a very s'rong ea?e
ajral nst him.
V<vn 9f Crandall is an ©ld man, who
w*»rks at J-* Roadhouses mloon on Y«*s
*iv IT- W33 one of California's
*---crz." but urscnipuloya men grew rich
■ r v * m;a"mw For some '!m» he
. n rr away a *v»rtl--s of Mi
« i--.t -irmnp until the *irx} r»vh«J fs.
T v 'a rr.- , *-»y >•« had concealed In his tr-:nk.
1,.-: Wednesday he went to
w-rk ei- v. Before >»r-f the h<~ use ha
'<* that -he d -»of of hts room was locked,
later !n the day he Wlllimj an-1 ffrrmi
• w »t h's r<y*r, hid be»n broker into* and
,v his eirntngs had b"»n stol»n.
T l • •■ <*- >- wi, re- - fhlef 0 f
I;»M. wV) dew: • Detective Cod!-
hea ta Investigate CMlhd Inquired of
r -*aHvtm If * h #>y hal s»»r anr pe-* >n
"Wing 1-*rn stairs fro-n where CYaadall
- me<l r*i er -h- s«;»n «aJd that
;Hey gjw Ar~*':4 "mtr.g down s'sirs.
-? * v > • • w.u Mr* A*n "1
* ' : * A-- , ; -. « ;*> the s.tms
■ '* 1 rsr .a:. hen Cu iiit*e saw
*1 * » I-i••«r { »r « J >.w.ntf iyen «:>
« urs r»*r CranlsU'a rocta at all. but
Vvr that he wm m!-taken.
R*-* 1 rt .->*• to r—known tha
r>-« :!♦ of the lnr»»r!car'on that fHtffwtfl
•' "«T» -hit wh > an the
Am.-.) a "tr-urreMnMal, tt
**;'• chap*. Tr is that the
» K IV» f■> -•' f»-» Vl .. w ',-tj
• - loaf we. taeri, and alac a wttne*
«« Arnold la th-> t vTI near Cran
dai4 a door.
Tfcf Tar Rotled Oirr.
* '* '•* "« v - j- —-pared
'w «-r r —-**-« We»r
* ••". -»• a-.er. a « :• ■• a - ;; j o---:d#n:a!
: , 4., 1T»» ?•**»>'jy , t
4 ? •'">* " * ■"V* aat *Tm
l . I '""/". ,LKv '' •*- a.r :w»n*r
| " *"r ». tt ——j t
i . , = ' . * r ' w.ia on tha
J® ' J •' ,r! "*" '* ~ Mt ta a- lUro
' a: ' n ■ - * - -os-,*.-....
; * * >"'* *o !■— hea 1•• «~b ■-»!
j »-r -• No j *,« , v, rv>l t
, , ' v » "T» m .. , r . v ,» Tvj
" ""*• *"•• V, " ? " «. M 'it WIS
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j TV* »!wjv< „•
=*-iWn MW *f> -,»r> „ <_■ . i ,j
M • • , -. e .- f -f - W
;/ '7 ~ * - 4^.
• . • «• , • - . - 4. - v
t>'*r <»» < - r - -^-fy
rfvopr.
was -,s.« r « *?
yavtartey «ia»'»tr«. "P>» -orr^'*'nt
- --s-a-! » .
» mm e>* * "» v T ,
- v *' ~ •* *» *»• *- -
* * " 1 * •» » ■ : . , 5> . v#
•*>•« "* * -»-• . tu r :
• • -- V- J -T T * an- » : -
- *»' «*k» * - a «
I - -' v * «►■■»•«.»» -f » w , »«..
* and «
! K"' v Of * " ffl «- T t r: - - r _ ;i . >^T ,»
' '' * ""*• 4 «»V to
: * *.*»■** -e a; .»»LXI arwi
J * l " M " * a ' f » e/ 1 »r,- w "j
» a_-i <*■-«-• * • - are rit
- . e re; y jf -« p. j,. ■ - ;o - t
ai *'T a' -s-» that t. » ;efe- Ucr
I • pr-> .* . ;a «■ aa unr-.-e
i • * * * M <•* «--ay' rtt' * ti
3 > f - i- r. <a i-*
BTO IE HIS SAVINGS.
HI IT IS NO REFLECTION
SON • YOUR JEWELER
HI OR SILVERSMITH ♦♦♦
To ask him to show you on the GORHAM
Silverware he offers for your inspection,
« VWtJWJI
*** THE LION,
THE ANCHOR and |3|LI JK®
Hi THE LETTER G:
jgp Merely a business-like and eminently wise
wyi precaution. No one likes ever to have a
+ doubt thrown on his Silver. Once be sure
it is GORHAMt and doubt becomes
%Si ridiculous. fl £ A
rpeciSo charge of a>iuiterr with Tom
Brown, and save that sha has not "a*
m.y time or at any ria.ee or with any per
son demeaned herself *:*h or toward any
other men In any manner not aiKhoriaei,
sanctioned and approved by the said de
fendant and with the s.v.i d«t>ftUai'l
knowledge and inducement."
Grossman's Cnse Postponed.
The case of A. 3. Grossman and H. T.
Williams, charged with obtaining money
under fa."»e pre-»r.?eji I. Biumenth?.!,
oa what purported to he a huair.fss trans
a .on la ehi-h a lot of trots out a eon
si terable figure, caxe ap yesterday before
Justice Ca. iwe.l. Pmsecutdng At
t ne;. il ms. in the absence of Mr. Has
t-e. preferred to wa.t until his 5-ip>-rior re
ti.rned to the ci y before taking the mit-
Al>..n vi. v\ nstock, for ti.e
eeaiion, w.si.sd a postponement, ow
iag to the ahoei... e fr m • *a of some u*
the witnesses for the state. Vpon th.a
showing J>i<* Oa*u«cU s-:f the 'or
h .iring nsxt Friday a; V c'c.OsUt iu t.'.s
xnorai. g.
>e *v Suits I-lied.
Tha foik>wng new salt a wera yesterday
coauotfaced ia the superior court:
i.l:r. : i vs. Jan.M Sl-Namara et
f. Trorm+s ry rotes aior'.jsig'i,
SiJ3.9O, interest and coats.
J. M_ Baye et ux. vs. W. H. White, ai
mfhistrater it the e - •of M. V. Stew
art, deceased, et al.—Suit tj ea;ai>.i6a oan
ership of real estata.
Court Sole*.
A marriage U ■ -". Ie was yesterday !e»:»d
to Er.ck J. n-»jr. ax.d L.va K.
both of Seattle.
Ost>orn ytsteriay !n the
manufacture of the fallowing citlseos
N. -k Aat'?rt. a na;. ..i . Gei :r,any. Oscar
Olson, a na .ve ef Sweden.
The following orders of -sale from Judge
L»*.g>j's c.';rt were ye»:erday ft. i n
e.- .perior c • ;r: • •*. M*. S. --a'-. j .•■
vs. Ly :..i H. Ke t a: . M.
t' rafe vs. H. K-'.l £g et ah,
T. P. Car: a r erday in probate
hi-5 appl .-a' -a f r 1° —rs ci adsun*.stra
ta r. ->f es • ate of .g«:n„ne Carter,
c ; .1 i. The ' .ate r pr*_«e:. -U as l -
Jrig worth J'-.tT• •": :g ef
Sr. King county a: 1 - ires in the Kojal
WI-.ee! Company of C:.;c:naaa, O.
T.-e rirsi report of George It. Fis-.cr.
receiver of the Sent;.* Savings
Umk. vu yesterday a.ed in the * :per'>r
court. The document show# an Invam ry
of furniture a-'id supplies received from
P K. Davison, assignee, and a
of Is receivable amcuntir.g :o
a parof which .» s^ s ured hv mortgages;
a. so sl6 in cash from 3. E. Davison.
The tenth quarterly report of John H.
Bryant, receiver of the Seattle Coal and
Iron Company, was yes:erday filed as a
part of the cas» of the Manhattan Trt;-t
Company vs. the Coal and Iron
C tr--any. The earnings of the business
for the quarter ending August 31 showed
eamir. e ! :r>m sales, rents ar.i d'.!><toim*s,
era. and expenses s.>" 3Ts.«. a
d-1 c:: it 17. .■»' 57. Tie financial <
rn j au?se:.« 1«3.97« -J, and l abi ir eat' 7,-
45; net assets. J. v .512 , ?7. The tonna*»
of he coal mine! during Lh» quarter was
ZI.ZsZ-i toaa.
POLICE 2IOTEI.
Jame« p. or, a h-vej mraßer. aM
J. 11 Rb -iy an foujfht o\*r
e"T> it the Te«.er wharf Jn*.zm
Catyo* fined each (3 ye»tarday after
noon.
B ;-g'%r» er.ter- d t'.ie pan try of F. V. D.
Ho}J»rook's residences Queen Anre h'il,
ng • b»f>re :as*. and *•>« « the eita
blse .n « grht. tn addition to ie>ru« ka:v«s
and forks.
G«o-sr» Howard, who was ao-';:?"■} of
s'-k Tg the bartenler of the Nonl Cap
on P:"ke etreot, was discharged m
the m m:--.pa.l court yes ar'ay, o>wtng to
k of e^-l,*.«n-e.
DeT!a E utcfcsrd. the ywot* woman who
at*e*rp;e« euicr ■*« bv pn-.son. was 3."»-
ch«.rK»j f-om Frr'a'lde-joa yester
daT af-.erjaoo*. She dM not
m h the worse for her wroertenoe,
D'ck Wha.en, wvs atabb*' In t v e
'ef- rear the h»*rt bv Aifre-1 Thorr-.aa.
w»« ot>er»t«d *» the Seattle Gen
e—vl ta! fir»r «t v y Dr. T. C. Vev
t;> a-l Dr. C. A Snrtth. A £*'. no of pus
w«- ri»" 40»"d. fr t> the 'eft of the
h:rsi wbsch ware tnaroad *r *ve poiat if
T" •-nas' krvfe. Whl'.e VTha:#n*s ccni!-
t •-. • ■*' rs.» '-an It h«# h-*-. s'.r.'e the
L>r. Neville •£!'.. rhi.tks Ls re
co'. er
.•» fv- v r- ft ar,r>eared tn J
3dfF.tw«sn"a court yeester-dav «f-ern«on *o
answer tba ebtti* of havsg etSM M-*.
'•: ? 4Se• Ji-Uke. era o< *i#» i».rh
.: * -.--t -1 names M-s --m-t• waa rot
r •• re»e -r» ; by «ttor-»y. and so J v
t'-e v »- what eh» d«-
a - « • • !■> 'VTe r*t»; ed Mrs Br-ber !t.
"I r -id f "rr, v i-.* ! stn't-"* T'-e c> rt
A i«d a ■" -» /%f 15 ar i cosr's. The par-
Uaa -;ve at Ba-'arl,
t and Ctßee Baaiaett.
T' » '•s -al 'a- ' v * • v)c!n tT<
tr. a-d * ** ■ * * >r« dtsrin* the rrrt>"."h
of «■*■-e—«» a- • t1.43T.1J from •" '< o*
la-is Theee am-" :n*» are lt««rtasd !n
•»- .rj ■ - * R»- «'•.«'• Jofr-, T
Te-ry a* Sa>9 cf P" ' lands,
«r *>: a—-»s. ernbra. -a -ash N >•
:*■ j •■> r n $ ao.ee of asi- -wi
'n' 4 « 4" M acres entries Nos. 11l to ".19.
r t' -s ar two ;re-»T?t A - de
S". fe-'s on *.*""♦ "2xl dec'sratjo-s %t:
♦ '.r, •»■ free i- - ««:«at e?ttr ••*.
j y . jr: - . i ,* a-;* <>p
♦ t HniiTiy. |CU; c>>aim;s?.ona oa fcrtf
t x r;r.'.i hc>*nes?ea<*.*» <.•> " »-> tJ..
♦ , vn • r»t-r * ~ tr *" t - eeciaasny
| « OLM :*} aMI I«B3. 5-. MM »e
--lacuoaa. r.t
<.OKH TO A *EW FIELD.
faj.t. Brooke I,ea*es the S. C. A L
C«,-\ Gift Fr«»ia Hl* Frltada
5. - » 'in ag • ■■ V-*H-r.e er. str 1 *
e it"r !"*• c * "■"■* P-eattis ' I-' ; * * rt
any .tr. -tat Mr. eorce A.
•p. -j 'of ■. w .* ■ a- th —e rears ;.u
v. .. 3 ; »- i m:- ■ ■■■• of •-#
rr -1. % * rat p ace. Sad ten dered h:* r* v
r. so take rffs:: « ?*srscatter 53
• fgret s» as «"*vre*s«.l» beca *
ss s i" 3r- as «*s inw-n w-ta - a)
~, -« *- *•» ~js so er. j«-
► f • -.» p- >f * of tteat irjr ■
t;.it ♦ •» - s ewme tn J®«te cpen Mm as
a »r ar.s fr end At a 1*1? r a "4-
e. i*r. * . g"•r. Is f-<K.«r of Mr
Br->- ; is sv ths er ,».j —■« af tr.e y,
St t-.s S»..l»ra« iMtst. Iwiqait. s
mt re w»s •; -*• jentea w. a a t-n
--i' * t it "tx * atr. a-a s %&.->a . e-1
. » IF. «• • tj t e ' * ■' lis caae s"
I. i at* - is J1..-. Lr -'n ' err
*•* r. A. S," ar.d an ;aa-i* i*
ua fs oe r g
th* employ *9 of the 3«*4:t> Coal and Iron
to tiveLr »'. ■ vrr.;»:.._ * n t. Georgs
A. Br*.*#, 13 a token of th».r
fcsa and esteem, September 3sk ;v^."
The presentation speech *m made >7
r>r. H. H. Carton, wao spoke of the uni
versal regard in wfcish the recipient of
the gift held. not on.y by the min
ers, bJt by ail of the citnena of the
town aod r-trroun : r.g omtry. He eem
p.Tne.nted Mr. Brock# upon the raccee*-
f - manner ;n which all the deportments
of the mine ha 4 been aua«rni duras*
k.3 ;er of office, ar.i assured him tfcat he
carried a»ay with h:ia *ne asteem and
g-»d w.shes of the entire community.
Mr. Brocke. in 2«*?r, spake moat feel
tr.g y of the friar..aid harc.oay t&ot
existed k«:x«n ;ne sea ar.d hirase.f, and
assured them that every time he ooo
an.ted the :tand*-xa* timepiece It wou'd
ren all most nierKW.fts of *h#
years spent tm? -,? the pe.-jple of Issaquah.
This was by the re.i-fir.sr by John
C-hson of a farewell address signed by
*-• btis;r.e>> men and d:.*en» of the
f' a '*• *xpr»-* rg thsir regret at Mr.
Brookes izit-.tr: *4 departure, wh.eh al
-6 'sa was pr - nte-i to t: m. aad wh. 3
M". Br :k« will always rtiaia as a roost
% t.uu-j.e pr-ze.
La'er on the Lasaqjah bar.d, tender* d
•*!.". Brooks a. serenade. Tie apokeasn; in
Ciide a e.yrt farewell address in behalf
1. aad Mr. Brooae fee.incty r*-
ipOQded,
A! Hrcske is well and favorably know a"
.: Se»: -j, * «-re >e ha# a r- s; of friend*
*-"!•' v r -.'.et '•"> h»ar of hi* departure
to new fields of labor. He 1? a mining l +n
g-rseer of Urj? exp?r.enne. hav..n<r rfradn
a »■■{ » The 1 hrh Pnivertfty la 1573, s;r.< e
» ' -h time he been contiriiougiy
Jn bia prof. s;on. Mr. Brooke has
t>- c-n oftere-i »nj haa a-ocep:> n
as cen --rai ».;-n < nder.r of t'.e mir.ts
."r.Xing to t'-.e I-.liooer. Frnaer R.v» r
ani Car;ho»-> • «.v l Flel <#, '.aiitfl, generally
K *a aa tfie Horne-Paya* cowipany V-
Bro.jfce'a h- a l<i'iartt r» will he a: 111' -
luet, B. C.
Take No Substitute-
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
■a CONDENSED KILL
Has aSiy« stood FUST ia »ha astim*-
ti:n of tr - A-ner- >t t ~-r > N othef is
"joat as -ood.' Best Infant Pool.
GOLDEN BULK
BAZAAR CO.
Jf
< 1 (Jn
<;.f
This Is Lamp
Day With Us.
Come and see the display fn
cur window. The finest ever
come and »e« the assortment.
Fine Sawing Lamp*, complete,
Kr.
Cer-.ter I>rs»ught Lamps, fan;'y
desljrris, J1 CS.
Night Lamps, with fancy
globes, S&c.
GOLDEN RULE
BAZAAR CO.
r* F:h?t ave.
MREDUCTION
' ' «
■ r b .. ;kihs
Ne..... J Zithers...
lairna & Hartford S.&P.Co.
WE ARE
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4* } i * - ••
Aif I *<» tr : -■ J jr. nr of
F% «*«T f
_ W «r Ml Oi'tiff T*t y,
i,jV i* T-; First Ave S5-%».->
UNIFORnS.
Bg^gyaswb
-12-' ¥&*«-.£• '*s
GJWSTM MIUC* U23X2."
The nacDougall
& South wick Co.
? 7-719-721 -723 First Av«.
TODAY SPECIAL SALE
LADIES' UMBRELLAS
jp.At H JVs EACH.
TVe offer 500 Ladles* Umbrellas, Paragon
frames, India silk cover, with neat natural
wood, Dresden, horn, celluloid and ebony
handles, regular
$2.25, choice at Si.IP.
The flacDougall
& Southwkk Co.
717, 719, 721, 723 First Ave,
Sterling
Valines
«■ ■» For
- - flee.
The Imperial Hat for
$3,50
I« the !x>fi! Hat in town for the money.
Will wear Ju--* as long, to <t ,I>ist a*
no? hy, ar 1 Kivt? as satisfaction
a? any IS '*) Mat, '
FALL AND WINTER STYLUS OX
SALE.
Stylish Fall Clothing
for Hen and Boys.
The r.cw eft style* and alt the nnhhy
mixtures tan he four.? > ! <*re for nvn
at sl2. 155. f> ar.d *2O.
For boys and children w» rrir? j?tv»
you values that car not 1.
!n thi- city for ti 1—75,
13.50, K and 16.
Overcoats and Re fers.
Our stocks of th< 111- * *'" r ®v r
a# w*li assorted as at present, svi r
styles are only *!»• \ •• • ■' \
in a first-, lass c' -.if • •«
Boys' Reefer?, SS.SO, S5, tt»
fnv< Ov»r its, • t", *
M n's U\ercoats, |». {l2, J , H\ *3\
KZ 50.
Hen's Gloves.
Good valu's In K: 1. 1 - • M< ' t
and Hr.rseh'Je Gloves a! IS, $ I' '*)
and 12.
AL i j iIT HxiNSEN,
"i 1 ' B '' fcj'i-; iiri ir, l-f. Slmjß, Fj: Cai Gka, Bt
ijrfxt »»•} f- •-• - :> i N -H •«t A:: k'nd* at w*iebmm mad #ee*eby
rtfiur»4 4c<i nisi* ■■ - u*r. - 709 FIRST AVENUt.
Let Us Fix Ymi With Fixtures—
A k zi* '*iur.*. I»w *:,;«• ta §>•£«• Mfl
lhad«f. ?; il tr." » r s*.
NO.: ;i\v l-T FIXTUBE CO.. Erin. Urfm mi nm It
| , w VUSUHEt A*» ftnrlFßl ». w.
I I A I \ i W t 1 *.'« < l»»4 Fslalt. W»» 1
I ' II \ I -law >. to. Uirr.r •*!*-•*. Mtfc— Mi
| X A 1 1 r !>■»•:* ii lUdlci P»p«r. Km.
N«lle <St Kuuelbrecht. j
too w»«t . C<sr. Mar 4 on. Tiifow R«d 133.
'l' M. ICRUYA CO, Store
• If ao» r»«iw v»y, mi
j ; j i J Ui XO it vr QVM» JUL WA.XM QM MAJfM*
flen's Winter Unite*
wear.
II«T7 Namral MartM IMMMV
for n-.en. 60c each.
Is* Ida. 63e uch.
Heavy Natural WMI or OiUMHi
Hair Und*rw*ar, rood nh«b He mA
Lxtra Quaiity F'i—c* Un*d TT*lm
wtsar, 75c each.
Heavy or ?J«dfun> Wafftrt Jfmtmmi
Wool I'Bltrww, i; par farmaat,
rin* Ora l* Camal'a Hair Undarvaa^
E 'St per garment.
N"! « Soft A Wool Uada*»
war, rood w*(®ht. 1150 par < armoat.
In th» better «rada* of Und*rw«a*
we h.»ve the Scotch Wool. Stuttfartar
A Hoiroj-dTa tn several trxA a* ul
at}!«.•>, audi th« prices ar* rt^ht.
Men's and Boya*
Sweaters,
Cotton Sweater*. 4"-a
Wool Sweater*, t 23 and 11, Ml
Worsted Sweaters, C and S3 91
Heavy V, crsi.d KWaaler*. (Ml aa4
*3 DO.
Hen's Umbrellas.
rwii at J sei# t y ur Umbrella. **W
that th» ra-ny is at hand. To«
w-il t'd all tna ri«»we»t atyies bar* at
b- x ;>H >« soap* at U,
C 25, ILK', C and *2.50.
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