The Seattle Post-Intelligencer from Seattle, Washington • 3

Kpeoplfs quest. ime for tfce Reef SteTema. ITOM MCH METTLE committee for the ice President Stevenson nterday afternoon and Ta age men la. All committee, which inill the committees, sin the ateamer id proceed to Taeoma. i and party wUI join the return with the a.

It la especially say of ths gentlemen as enmpanied be led leu, iraitteeruen is as follows: McOraw, Mayor Ronald, Judge Thomas Burke, White, W. R. Forrest, orge H. Heilbron, O. A.

Hamilton. Daniel Keltsr, Jacob Furth. C. Nsdesu. John Collins, John F.

Millsr, James W. H. H. Green, Eugene otlias, 11. E.

Shields, K. loaover, R. R. Spencer, Col. J.

Hatfeld, J. Goldsmith. L. D. Ross, sb, D.

B. Jackson, Fred MTittler, A. P. Mitten, ty Witt not quit the Flyer rill await tne viae preslboard. The steamer will imed for speed and extra good tims on tha sad his party wdlpaaa ovaing on tha slaamar era on tbe same boat to w.

He will remain here when he goes Bast Hihern railroad. AT TAOOKA. ho ctttaeae and rran Pavatlap nraeee. Pius, ind party were much reception here today, nuiaely impreaaed with lea of the aurroundiag 1 Paget aound. partv will leave by the for Victoria, and will restsamer Friday morning to leave Seattle irthern, remaining over ie, and leaving that city a special train, which he diapoaal of the party Hill, of tbe Great sto St, Paul and hotel tbe party was i at 8 o'clock, it having upon the arrival of i Pacific train aMat half nt, Mrs.

Stsvsnson, Mlas Bloomington. Miaa Letitia Scott, ring. Mra. Ewing, Miaa iaa Ruth Ewing. Chicagou pe, Lewiston, 111.

Miss Hlanchs Ruby, Bt. Louis. met ths visitora during enthuaiaatic over tbe every member of the Psrker perhaps ittention of any Taconia Wstet'tan, hs being the fiancee of Mias SWfieA, and Mrs. Stsvenson remsrking, mating presented to him: "Of all the la Taooma thia la tbe one 1 moat do- UnU aee." Mr. Parker, Miaa Burnett J'ra.

Hterenson did not accompany Bw of the party on the trip on the jfokwiMn the afternoon. Considerable decorating was dons in lo ur. uf the visit of ths vies president, an i throughout the city as much, if indeed go; iriore, interest waa manifeated than if a the piesideni and party. One of Istgs signs along Pacttic avenue read: Adlai." I'ortraita of the vice were also hung out at varioua At 10 o'clock the parade took column being as followa: fU'-wta of Police Under Cooiiuud of Cblsf I'aria. Col Albert tt ManbiL A.

K. Jo4t). ol H. P. l.ieut Col.

M. K. Lieut. i'ol. W.

H. Miitnk. llftriu.il>)' Bud flnt lnantrjr. N. fl.

Mm I'ommiint oi beooud LMUI. J. T'SaJIC First Cavalry, N. Tweutv-oos IMB, Cntter Lteut Urijrya ami Meat Party. Dtvointi.

No. 4. v. K. st kulgtil t'apt.

P. P. KtliA Hand. Indian V. Imim UM Ctpt.

ot rf-uwroerciat aud Till'eiiin P.to. Tire I'nJttl'Licl iiUm of the Visitors occupied ssata in the line, the vies earrowing first, and one containing Stevenson and others next. Niundrra occupied a carriage with Stevenson, Mm Kuby and L. Shatner, of the C'otnmsr- Club, The city and of the local commercial and the TiUicum Ciub also rode in At the Tacoma hotel, at the of the parade, the coinmn was the Indian band being tha most and receiving the greatest ot applause. This band stood the vice president's carriage and at intervals, in in the afternoon, when the took the rnrtr out on the Sound for RM sight-seeing trip 'he steamer Sehoms, ths Puyaliups tor a grv.u amount of attention.

spiKirtunities to impress upon the Mr Meveuson that ths opened were taken ad one of the brightimk had j-ersonal chat S'tev and he and others '-aced thai they were well ahis to of them res, and did not solicitude felt for them be S'-ates or the commissioner of lhat that President out and this country. He wood impressed president and other mem- Mat lf Sehome steamed 'll and entered htir. the i'uget dry 'Ofr I yew was docked, for several members of the first sigjt they had had of a rfry lock ii that curious little harbor u7, freely. A v.ew ot the ton the ieturn tru around i ro i a 1 noach waa ihs refreshment the T.llicama. There were not lowers the t-oat to soften and tu effect, but averythicg was -labie ard, and ths trip was snjoyvd.

in iront of ths Lm torauuiy ssi cowed Vuoe hwMwrWliwin party. lllifiw Franklin K. Lamm of the stem, sad by W. oa bdttlf of the Conamial Ciubmaj theCbaaiber of Cobmtm. President Woodruff, of UMCMMMdaI Club.

fttiinaid the imim ltl i afw ff 41 Mneor rnwi Mr. Taj ftp MfaNti: Wad worda and for tha mora thaa gsnerons wetoonm ir and of yoor tbbT mf wUoW-CtttaWW Of 1 of thia I em profoundly the monsnt our (set iovciik) ihi soil of itttt of ton this blessed moment w. kaowa nothing but worda and I troth. nomtian It has mo Ul I knew, bowis 1 heard ir. my home in the great valley of the Mississippi that there mother state that it had i rood fortun to Tiait.

I wonderful city of lh 22L 1 Pardoned lor aaving that I sa Illinois man to go nonfeit truth, I cannot say that I shall traveling com pan ion a back. doubt if I ZULTtfJfTl bmek mywwlf. It is for the people who dwell in Mtaeiealppi or on to crosa river and ar'J mountain and aae the greatneaa here appears upon the Pacific -oast, and you will pardon me for for you who dwell UK the Pacific to remember thit Waabli.gton ie not the only sUts in the baton, titer all. Applause and statee, and before the idac of November, do not forget to eroas -am. snd mountain and river, and ess something of the glorjr and grandenr and the power of the great valley of the Mississippi and the great Atlantic aeaboard, iron Which you or your fathers came.

"A few months sgo I wss a candidate ol one of ijie great parties of the country for high and stood as ths rsprssentstivs of its principles, snd, my feliow-citims tell yon. iu reply to wbst my frisnd has so earnestly said, that as ths incumbent of that high office, 1 trust, 1 humble I may be found the representative of all my countrymen. Ladies and gentlemen, I can only say before 1 take my leave of you that from the bottom of my heart 1 thank you for the generoua welcome you have given us. I will bear beck with to the eaatward. across the plains and Kountama, grateful memoriee of my visit ki thia beautiful city, snd to this great wsal tb." Being, Judge Sbope and Judge also spoke.

All were happy and Interesting in tbair remarks. A reception iu the hotel and afterwards a little dancing followed the oratory. There were 2,500 Ths absence of National Committeeman Hugh 0. Wallace waa commented upon. He was called to Montaaa unexpectedly on Sai-day.

A preeentation of eouvenir spoons wss msde on behalf of the TUiicums Up Miss Stevenson, aboard ths Sohome tills afternoon, by Miss O'Brien, sister of £ute Democratic Committeemen Stephen O'Brien. Beeeptloa et fort Towaeead. Poar ToaxsKso, July Vice Stevenson will arrive from Tacoma tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock en route to Victoria. He will be given a reception at the customs house. Collector Saunders will accompany tbe partv up Sonnd and will probably go to Victoria with the party.

CLalMa MB WAS BWINDLBD, An Bt'Laaadrrnas a Laaneh for PaablfSl Croperty. H. F. Huribut. formerly foreman in the Paget Sound Steam Laundry, claims to bavs been swindled out of possession of a team launch Clara by two men, whom he identities as Louis McAdams and N.

H. McLean. The former hea recently been released from McNeil's island, after a term for amuggling opium, snd the latter haa been in tbe saius place for til tber swindling. Hurl-but sent hia family Enst to ths World i fair and in order to raise money to briijig them back propoaed to aeli hia launch Clara, a boat oi four tons. Of aewra! parties who looked at ths boat says Tom McDonald, of the Opal aaloon, waa one.

snd that hs agreed to buy the boat for $225 cssh. This July 21, and that svening waa the tiitis at which ths bargain waa to be aettlel. Hurl but claims to have left ths at 4 o'clock, and as hs was down Yeaier avenus he waa met I two strangers, one with a full red beard who gave his name as Mr Adams, while ths othsr man had a full beard, neatly trimmed, and passed as Me Adams' broth They said they understood hs had a to asil, snd, as they had looked at hi would give him Hurlbnt said was sorry, but he had agreed to sell it to a party in ths Opal saloon for When Hurl but went to the saloon that night at o'clock, he says he was told that McDonald did not want ths host, as he i one for fIM. McAdams and his brother, who has teen identified by Hurlbut as Mclean, got to them a bill of sate for tha boat in exchange for a warrantee deed to be from A. L.

Cohn, of Tacoma, to McAdams, of Seattle, tn.m ng lots 4 and 6 in block 12 of addition to Tacoma. Tha in the deed wai Hurlbut ts taken to a lawyer sn block where a deed to the from McA hmi to htm w.m ma le out, also a hiil ot the twat. The lawyer was in a hum to go home, so it was agreed that at would keep the deed aa security and Me Adams the bdl of sals. llurlhut went to Tacoma to ire recorded. McLean did not any title to property, so to pel the hark, hut waa he that MtAdams had sold three-fourths of it that day three other parlies for The day the transfer McLean came oat in new oihes and his Ward abrved off.

and tha day McAdatus out in a lika manner, liurlbut ciatms to hase them by regularities in the and alao ih amonirihe new owners ere S. 11. Mclean, ot the who approached htm on Yesier aven a wh.t»f name he did not and Tom tact that thev hough! the Uvat here as he offered to for htro think thai a job had been worked on He the matt -f before the prosecuting f. but un he was relnse i a warrant on the (rn.und that there was 10 caaa of obtainme money under fai'te pretenses, as no moner had been i Hurtbat has Irvine I it back for aeverai dars. but oniur.

llr. lie haa secured the of F. E- commenced at the ott of the case resterdae by title to the Tacomaiota apt. speakinc of thai poin laM mjrht, said the records ahowed Mclean to t'ohn. trom Coht to McAdawa, and thaiast ona from Uck aras to If uritxafc.

far base not Uen able to hnd where McLean secure. titie to the wooerty in use li is probable khat Cape situs npuvio boat. THE SEATTLE POST-DiTELLIGEXCEB. THURSDAY. JULY 27.

1891 PREPARING FOR WAR. frtmk Establish Bate of Sipplies oi Sitsese lslu4. black flags may join in fight iHa July French flag has bam katstsd on the island of Kong Samel, which will ba made tha basis of future operations. Tha French government has dacidad to taka poaaaaaion of othsr in tbe Gulf of July Tba French prior la his departure. had final tervtew with tha Siamese foreign minister, who ssid that hta ffovernment vae astoniafasd that France considered ita reply as wfosal to comply with tha ultimatum.

It wae impossible, ha and, to accept definitely an indefinite proposal. Francs had defined tier rights in nam and Cambodia, bat the king, earnestly desiring pases and apssdy settlement of the whole esse, had dsdared his readiness to abandon to An nam and Cambodia, all tha posts attached, aa well the territory near them, including Stnngtreng and Knong, although thess places wars admitted to ba Biamess. Plata, July Chiness charge d'affaires had a long interview with M. Develle today, in which be informed him that Biam had no territory east of the Mekong ss far north ar latitude 23, which is the parallel claimed by the French ss the northern end of their influence. He regarded Has unlikely that the Black Flags would join ths Siamese in the event of hostilitiee with France, bat thought if they sew France snd Stem broitsd tne Black Flags might rssums ths offenstvs in Tonqnin.

The police, by order of tbe government, are ssising the cheap maps of Slam offered for sale on ths boulsvards. repreaenttng tbe Siamese frontier in accordance with English idess. July Paris dispatch to tha says: Lord Duffsrin had an audience with Develle thia morning. A cabinet council waa held thia evening but the greatest secresf wss maintained. Lobdos, July Msrchsnts intsrested in Siamese trsds have forwarded a letter to Lord Rosebery, pointing out the Injury by the blockade and urging that British interests be carefully guarded.

mCAKAeOAIf KKTOLVnoa, Be hole Capture City mt Baalteeseat. Pahama, July XL-A privsts tslsgram from Nicaragua announces thst ths Leon revolutionists bavs captured tbe city of Managua, but the details of how the city wss csptnidu or whst bscams of President Zavala and the members of his cabinet wers not obtained. It Is reported tbst grsat excltsment exists in Ban Juan del Sur and Rivas, and all tbe available forces in the former town bave basn sent to ths front From thie it Is infsrrsd tbst the government forces hsvs rstirsd to a favorable position, and will make a stand and fight a dscisivs bsttls there. Tbe Malta VALBTTA, Malta, July 28. the martial today Admiral Mark barn's dag lieutenant, Bradshaw, asserted thgt vben Tryon si (mailed the question alter his first si en si was not obeyed br Catnperdown, that he (witness) did not report the-question to Markbam until a little time had elapsed, and Markbam's reply, "I do not understand," was made after the Catnperdown commenced to turn inward in response to the tirst signal.

Tbia made a difference in Markbam's testimony, and he was recalled. He waa not sure that Bradshaw reported the questioning signal to him, but some one did. as his decision was affected by it. The proeecution here closed. AMMMMU roetbal! Ofltaera.

The annual meeting of the Seattle Association Football Club was held on Tuesday evening, when the following officers were elected for the ensuing yesr: Honorary president, C. W. Saunders; president, R. Wark; vice president, J. Hately; secretary.

McKemie; treasurer, C. Carkeek; captain, U. Wark; vice captain, R. Mci'ann. An interesting game will be played at Madison park on Saturday, July it being the first of a series of games to be played for the championship cup at present held by Seattle.

The team chosen to pisy against Beattle is Roslyn, a new addition to the leaitue this year. From present indications the game promises to be well contested. Both teams are practicing hard. On Friday evening there will be a practice game at Madison street grounds. Twwwls Cmicaoo, July first rounds in the gentlemen's doubles ot the National Lawn Tenuis Association were completed today.

The gams between Hobard and Hovey and Tohin and Tayior was oneaided, the former winning easily. McOormick arid Ryerson defeated White and Wardner. Neel and Neel won a victory over Harrick and McCormick. Chase and Clark won from Bcadder and Nsely. Monmouth Park Kaees.

Moswocth N. 28. track waa last today. Summaries: Five and one-hslf -Addis won. Hush Penny second, Woodchopper third.

Tune. 1 Oft. furtonca Storenellia won. Reckon second. Timt, i and otie-hait won.

Nab ma second, K'tch an tress third. Time, I fur Violet Tiny Bald Heads! tke ef years ts yow ha'r drr trrttkc It sptn at the rndaf liaa ftptwarawcel fail eat bra tmxthed la It utl ftf thinrfwrKilpUChf UU dry or in a LrtuJ I I' Sre itaMMU be warned la Onset Skookom Root Hair Browef la what yes ms 4 Its sacttae ts mm aebtws ths Mnn HE mt srVcwuSe rtwurk Kla Knowledge eff mi i of the feair and awls Shew irssa ika. eeatalas irri'i JUm It a Sqi ade kMhWy Md JmWB irneSlrij toaic By f.JUrlrt, a ymWm hwl pae fne "'--y TMtwoaasMr sua suiia, -V. TIM aaeond. Jack Lovail third.

Tisaa. 111 furlongs Sem Lucea woo. Stono. net lie aecond, Mie Mac (ioeen third. Time.

PuWfcr won. Bsst Brand ssoond, Miss Maude third. Time, Brlckua neaaa. Bsiostos Beach. July The track wna fhir today.

Sammariea: Nine Harry A lon so wen. Btiatard aecond. Baykn- third. Time, 1 Five won. Ann second.

Lorinda third. Tims, I Six wen. Wallace ond, OtftatM third. Time. Seven Biiuen won, Fldelio ssoond.

Billet Doux third. Time, Sis snd half won. Innovation sscood. Bob Sutherland third. Time.

1:24. Mile and woa. St. John sscood. The Duffer third.

Tine, 2:301 CuvKLAsn, July track wss fast today. Sammariea: Trotting, 2:23 claas for S-gear-olda Onoie woa. Double Croaa ssoond. Hinds Wilkea distanced. Beet time.

Trotting. 2.21 cleaa Jay Hawker won, San Pedro aecond. Belle Cassett third. Best time. Pacing, 2:14 Hal lar woa, Paul ssoond, Henry F.

third. Best tune, 2:12. deratega Basse Foatpoaed. Joly Today's races were poetponed account of rain. Peter dnehsea la New York, July Jsckson arrived today In good health.

3MB BABIBALL tSCOfih Xattaaal l.eagwe. iiiirr Cun. jj Cuss Jr Psstsa to .479 PhUaSetphU. York. baiioj .4 4 Pittsburg tonj .417 Brooklra .400 X.

Louis I Loots ei lie California Leagae. FraaelaeallOi Baeramento. fr 4i.o| -Ba4 Kattoaal Leagae Saaea. Locisvillx, July woa In the sixth inning. Score: Louisville 7, Pittsburg 1L Philadelphia, July 26.

The first game ended In a tie in five inplngs. Boors: Philadslnhia 4, Brooklyn 4. Second won by ths pitching of Csrasy. Score: Philadelphia Brooklyn S. Bos to July game today wss a battle of pitchers.

Score: Boston 5, Washington 2. St. Locis, July The Colts knocked Olesson out of tbe box in ths slghth inning, bat ths Browns recoversd in ths ninth. Score: St. Louis 7, Chics go 6.

CisciHHATt, July pitcher put up a wonderful game, which wss called at ths snd of ths sixth inning on account of rain. Score: Cincinnati 2, Clevelsnd 0. Naw July feature of the game was the batting of New York. Score: Nsw York 5, Baltimore 4. Callfarala Leasee Snaee.

Los Asoblks, July 20. of today's game: Oaklsnd 1, bass hits 3, errors Los Aneeles 5, base hits 7, 3. Horner snd Cody; Knell and Lohman. Sax Fbakcisco, July in dsy's gsms: San Francisco, 12. base htta 15, errors Sacramento, 8, baee hits 12.

errors fi. Lookabaugh and Saett; McGreevy and Spiea. He Weadeeeg Araasd F. M. Hilton, a font at the Northern hotel, ires arretted last night by Detective Cudihee on suspicion.

Night before last a lady's gold watch was stolen from one of the rooms, and last night Hilton waa found wandering around on the floor on which the theft occurred in a peculiar manner. He was taken to the police station and, on being searched, it was found he carried carda giving the name of Frank M. Burliston, representing the World's Fair Hotel Accommodation Company. He also hsd a lot of opium and a check, or draft, on the First National bank, made payable to bearer, signed by F. 11.

Hilton. After he had been in the prison a short time it was seen that he was under the influence of opium. Fire si lamer. At an early hour this morning the Sumner Lumber Company's sawmill at Sumner, known the Ryan sawmill, was destroyed by tire. It is about one and onehalt miles from Sumner and was built by George H.

Ryan. Further particulars could not be learned, as the telegraph office was closed. They Need to Keen iterate. General Manager W. S.

Mellen, of the road; J. W. Kendrick, chief engineer, and Walter Oakes, superintendent of the Pneet Sound A Alsftka SUSPENSORY a v. underfill of Com fun and Security. a self adjutting, Uil tfuantr.tr* thi-m.

Accept no tub hook tell Mrry khoutrl one. Mailed free. T. W. lleiucniann Company, I Pharmacy- -G.

O. A aw A llinttHi Pharmacy- whnlftJc iogton Rubber A Hmmrt Co. SEATTLE TO BOT SPRIXIiS AND RERRN Pffieetlee May The Northern Pacific Rail, ri a.l n.wji round trip to Oraen J.leer Mot and return Oit every Maturday and feuoday. Tickets good for tea day a A eUI be the for way require bis Mretcaa Also a branch of the tiennan Hwnetr Company tor the rain core of lite iiaoor. morj hi aud'looacoo aaT'lia.

located at ltie ftpruiga Katea I'iM and fXSOperday Hot urn eta wtl! hare to hy the ticket agent at Mot Mort Uier tor rnura For further ta formation address I. MoCAIX. Hoc Wiak. WATCHES WATCHES Appietoa. Tracy (A'i aereimeat as te aad year nam G.

GILGER 71A Second Street. WANT HELPf Want Ada. whea 4 la tht POST-INTKLUfiENCEE briar qaiek wjwjfc lATftal fitf. arrived tbe city about It o'doeh ywwrtij aoraiaf MUMSMMT City of Kiogaton and want on to Victoria, where Uwy will for two daya. JIU UM way aeraaa the continent tbo ton ranged from 99 to WU, and arrived hot thoroof hly the CklllXAL Mint.

Joan Staoassi Pittsburg. hilled his wtteaad twaehiidrea with a kUtbM ea JiljrSMl Um the house The bodies were tftwwwt, a sarrmoc cht 1A ted the story. President Lsvrebee sad Cathirr flehrader. ef the tatted hofin' teak of Dearer, were arretted oa Ja'y for rceetviat deports rithti thirty days prer.oos to the iailare. Mia Uotiri Friscbe.

of CnrUsgt JO. wee shot deed ta bed rnroach a window on tbe of Jalj S. aad her hashsad. the hired girt aad two hare heea arrested oa sosptaloa. Clereaee M.

Oeemaa, president aad director of the failed Cltiaeas' Natioaal bank of Htilshero. a. was arrested oa Jul? at for embessliof 150.009 from the but sad aatwi fs'ee reports of its eoaditioo. He Is a cousia of ex-Uor. Foraket Preeideat JL of the snrpsadel LoaUriUe Deposit heah.

hss anifatd sil his pereoaal property. The Swertwood distillery. of which Bshwarts Is president, has assigned. Jsoob Schwarta. a liquor dealer, farther of M.

bchwsrts, has also OMiaaed. lie owea 170.000. Fire easee of choieca aad two deeths are reported lrrna Smyrna. Asia Mi no- No Use for Lard. That's the happy and healthy condition of thousands of housekeepers who have been bright enough to try Cottolene NEW SHORTENING.

which is a pure, perfect and popular substitute for lard for all cooking purposes. The success of COTTOLENE has called out worthless imitations with similar color and similar names. Look out for these. "All that glitters is not gold," and all that's yellow is not COTTOLENE. There is but one valuable new shortening, and that is COTTOLENE.

It is healthful, delicate and economical at a single trial will prove. At leading Grocers; Watch the name. NCFUBC ALL N. K. FAIRBANK Bote Manufacturers, BT.

LOUIS CHIC ACM), new YORK. BOSTON. NOTICE! TO TIE LAMES OF SEATTLE! AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN Plymouth Church Parlors Center Thrtd aad University streets, FRIDAY, 2 P. UNDER THE AUSPICES 01 THE VIAYI CO. BT Mary Stuart Glassford Of BAM FBANCIHOO, OB ORGANIC AND NERVE DISEASES Tfm Admiuioa Charged.

CANADIAN paririo RAILWAY Royal Mali ttteanmhlp Lisa JAPAN AND CHINA. The short roue to the Orient TABLB or SAiLiNoa (ftsMert to chsnie aad Indtvtdusi Arrive Vsneouver. Lssve Msy 9, Eta press of China Msy 15, IMS Msy 21, 1x93 Empress of June 5, 1893 It. of Jspnn Jane 28.1893 July 1893 Empress of thine Jut? 17, Jaly 1893 I mpress of InJla Aug 7 Anf It 1H93 Empress of Jspsn A 28, 1493 8, Empress of bins hept. 1893 Hept.

37, 1 Enpress of ladle Oct. 18, Oct. M. 1893 Empress of Jsesn Nov. IS.

1893 Nov. 23, IMS Empree. of Cltlne Dec. 11, Foe foil taforiasiioa apply to utA MrRROWN, District Agent, Vsaeeever. B.W.

McUINNIA Agent. Stsrr B-vr block, Se- BASEBALL AND TENNIS GOODS TOPS, MARBLES 4 arm RUBBER BALLS If hiilwli sad Relalk UmmkhM Mmn 01S JTfoat A GOODRICH. LAWYER. 124 auest, til; jeers' espeneoee; ewregv: ta several mm. MB ea wua Mm el states la EMPTY THIL KLTBHHTLH' fST 1 I tfracts Do you want to buy acre tracts adjacent to a street car line? Have eighty acres opposite Grant-street power house which I will sell in one to five-acre tracts on terms to suit purchaser.

Buy now and save money. Takb Eleotbio Railway. FEED E. SAM)ER Tesler At. and Commercial 61 oI I ii I i Jjk 40 tm In Im Im Um 4 MM JULIETS 1 PRINCE ALBEETBI HATS TIM Au NUM COIMI From 93.60 Upwards.

"ZfTf SAN FRANCISCO SHOE CO. HOME BOARDING FOR WOMEN ONLY THE SARAH B. TESLER BOABD AID MOM VnntMti Ffom 3OO tQ 00 er Week Sar Transients, Per Day. Comfort Take the Front Street Cable Car to Bonding LIVING WITNESS ESI OOXSTIPATION" CURED. 41 flurt I tan tan KV.VIT?I»D BKVXPT tar tad it iM tftr My and tm amd pumm.

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