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Democratic messenger., 1888-09-22

Huge McCuilOcll, ,-Sccretary Of III,
Treasury unlcr Presidents l.lncolI
and Ar,hur.-Thc existing duties up
on raw materials which are to b,
used in manufacture should he re
moved.-Annual Report, 1884. MI
Cleveland has marked out cours
which can safely be followcd.-Dec.
1897.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-22

IIIS VftUitOTS.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester coun
ty, July Term, 1888, TO wit Aug 3, 1855
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-22

cord rs Free Trader offsets his cabl,
gram rs protcctionist. '-ilan
Eren,ng Jo"rnnl (Rcpublican), Jan.
1885. When Mr.. Townshcnd, Of III
nois. moved to pass the bill to plat
salt and other articles on the FIRE
LIST. April ), 1880. Mr. Levi =. Mo
ton voted ave.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-22

JUIItcS As OITII'U-f HHI IUT VIUIcC'
tion which leads 10 ultimate Ere,
Trade. April |, 1870. For nearly
two years the wholesale price u
American salt in Toronto, Canada
was dollar lower per barrel than
the same salt was selling for on Tho
New York side of the lake. -. Ger
tainly, gentlemen will not want ,
duty continued that enables that
thing to be donc.-May IL, 1882.
Benjamin Harrison The erection
ot tha Tarifr Communication, ,v.s n cnp
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&; Eest1le, No. 2, s: ysucosvex. Il a
1.G. AIbauy. q
National test - East Portland
xAncouvey. " t. 2, vancouver. b
viesDsia, 8; ssafti<. 80 1, I; Tscpma,
sped Albany. 4. E.=t Port
iaHd. 2; Vancouver. w. T.. .. Van
courier, b. c. u SPOKANE. S: Fi~soris.
9 I.coms. !: seattle. No 2. 3: seAttse.
Heck md IAsaer r.e< -spolsae. !:
Tender rontests yiesoria. 1 sesssi~
40. /. 2; seattle. No. 2. ;.
II vas decided that eysecoods wo,.I.I
be allowed each team 10 reel w hnxc
and take position Il the sszrsing
point Amy tkam failing % be on
time ear b. ruled ous u such eoase<t
ny concurrence Of tso-fhirsis Of the
judges.
The hour 81 i 20 p. m. July fth.
was sci ~ the tiHne for the Frat team
70 - on the ground
The contrasting teams in the hook
and ladder rnees we're allowed u a>e
the z7-foot hssisser q Seattle Hook and
Ladder company
The various companies and hose
teams, members u the association.
we're respectfully requested 20 partiei-
pate IN the grand parade on July 9Th
The meeting last evening vas de-
voted to matters Of no special pubtie
interest. and the convention adjourned
early 10 give the yarious companies an
opportunity 10 Arrange the remaining
details for te-tisyss tournament
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MILLINERY.
Special Rates for the
Fourth.

On the second floor. No
stairs to climb. Trimmed
hats at one-half the season
prices.
100 fine Milans trimmed
with fancy gauze and tips
or flowers for $57.5o; all
season price, SIS.
so fine rough and ready
hats. wide brim, trimmed
with gauze and flowers. for
$2.5o.
Sun hats for 25c.
Children's shirred null
hats reduced to half price;
S2,25 hats redncedto $I.25;
So hats reduced to ST.
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STEVENS POST MOI.

TIVE COMRADES or THE POST WILL.
L sssenhac al Ossi Feiiops BsH "a
Wednesday. ga9y {. IS 3 s Ess sas-p. pre-
pAred So tss'n the Tzras3e. Visiting cora-
rzlss-s aad ether veterans are ess-disliy IN
x4fsd - Saeef with the rsszt sud essR the
procession. Visiting veterans are requested
Is REGISTER al se.ena ?. Exchange hs.scS
css-aer James ass-t -.srsxc9 sfre-fts
" " Hpi.NE-. EssEaznaz2ie-
We W1GseS. sftE1aaf. talsa
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OUR NEW SToRE

Second week of the great
est cheap sale ever organ
lied in Seattle.
Here are the thunderboIts
for this week.
500 llnmade wash suits at
So. so. containing I, yards
Victoria lawn or Batiste,
worth $50 a yard, and 9
yards embroidery, in all
worth about So. so or 81,
for only $3.50.
Special auction purchase
OF 90 pieces French dress
cambria, 3o-inch wide, fast
colors, season price 4oc: they
all go at I5c.
500 pieces organizes and
lawns. 27-inch wide, fast
colors, beautiful designs. only
sc; all season price, IeH.
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS n. @. w,
ApIfrrx~T Gr<rektss ftertcr

GENERAL HEADor ssrgRs n. @. W.,
AngprsNf Generals OFFICE,
sKariLg. ". T.. July 2, lsss- }
General orders No. q
I. During the festivities incident to the
celebration of the 18th anniversary of the
Independence OF the United States al seat
tie. general headquarters of the National
Guard OF Washington are established at the
residence Of Hon. II. S Yesler, corne,
James ane Third streets
H. ofeers OF thu staff and line viii re-
port at these headquarters upon arrival in
the city
Rs order Of the commander In chief.
r. q. o'BgiES, Adiutant General.
Iofiiciai JAS. HAMILTON LEWIS.
Colonel and Aide d Camp.
We go them s. better. Today tie sta,
Clothing House viii display 500 mem.
1orhy summer suits at 81. s.. IS as
street. !e27
One dollar buys u canvas shsc a. the Sta,
Clothing Henss
Picture frames. Canaan s Co. Second
street
Artists materials; largest stock at Gar
zam 4 Se.'s. second street
Gala bargain wees Cssvrgg CIEsKY.
Misses white dresses cLxaRy
-------------------
sale OF dry goods, CHESTER cI.xARy
Bargain week. cnEsrEs CLKasg
Dress goods. Ciesry.
sale of jerseys cieary.
Hosiery sale. Chester clcary.
Wall pa,er tsxxsm a co. second s;rs,s,
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

4 Ii MERCHANTS AND OTHER BCsI-
n nesx mca Of the city are hereby inoe'
earnestly requested 20 close their respective
places OF business on Wednesday, tgis q
isss, from 80 A. N until 8 o'clock ,. m,
and thus give their employees an opEsortun-
sfy tn participate In the celebration OF Gu;
NATIONAL holiday Ry order % the council
inS y FrKTH. Acting Mayor.
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Races Baseball
DOUBLE ATTRACTION
At the Race Track Wednesday,
July 9TH.

Second Day, July 4-The management
has secured AZ great expense the foiiowing
wor!d-renownesi horses: Little Joe trecartl
Also and Palatina lrecord 2:2lsD IN q
grand free for all
special races each day In connection
with the above.
second Day, Wednesday, July 4--Secoad
International baseball game. England
{yictoris Amitiesl, United States seattle
Brownsl-
Round trip, including admission TO both
attractions. Is cents.
Trains leave Columbia aud Puget Sound
depot every hail hour each day, com
ueneing at % and continuing TO conciu-
sion Of the sports.
Races begin nj 2 hail games st 4.
Great Eas,erns. of spokane, vs.. Seattle
Browns. Saturday, July Z. iess
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GRAND CONCERT
--oY THE---
ARION, OF PORTLAND, OREGON,
Frye's Opera House. on Wednesday. Jaly
4. 1888. at $50 o'clock p. N.

Dress Circle and Parqnet 80 cents Gal
lery - cents
PROGRAMME
l. Male chorus with soloquar.e.te tfiope
Mohr Aricn Meunerehor.
3 Violin daet. Dream OF tie sherherdess-
I4ah.txky violin. X. Wagner, II violin
JOS s,ebinger.
5, Mixed eaasteffe Good Night, Beloved.
PinsuIi Mesdame> wetzeli and Coed
sell, a. castendiek, Eng. stebsnger.
L Male chorus. Ode 10 Musie-LachSer
With piano accompaniment. Arion.
s Vocal solo Concert waltz-Fercih. Ma
VI. A. Mefxsil.
fnfergnsseicn.
6. Male ehsrus with tenor solo. The hornag,
of the Forest-F. Abb. Soloist, l. pan
Snssch. Arion.
:. Vocal sole. To Sesilie-Dessauer. Mrs
b Gns.Slssil
4 Violin duet Symphonic Coaee-fante--
psnela. violin. Jos ssebinger; II vio
lin. II. Wagner.
9 Vocal duet Venetian Boat song Blum
enthai Mrs W, A. wetseIl, Mrs. ID
tfoo4sen.
10. Male chorus March - Mendeissohn
Arson. Jul
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WASHINGTON CAMP NO. |.

THE MEMBERS OF THE CAMP WILL
i meet q: fyth.&a Hail AT , a. "a. sharp.
on Wednesday. Jaiy G. for the purT.o~e OF
taking part in the parase- The regular
meetings Of she camp viii hercaffs- he
held on IssSsAy evenings
HAROLD PRESTON. President
81 " HssLaE~ -ccsesafT tufsd
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4 II. NENRERs OF WASHINGTON IN
N Eszr 4seEUpsry 20. asw ~ 1sssssz -
rzcxs - tEsSsx~ llozss Ma 10 ga1saExz
Wednesday. lasy & - a. -. sassT. 70 sata
ia sAe psssezsSsszsz. ~ srsse- 81 sAs Hure-
tzan = Z. GkLESE
WI CLARK. Secretary
Ssxfrae, sEly :. Isesl .ss =
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTS.

TIE MEMBERS oroEEEN CITY forsE
L Ne 70. ka.Ekts % i.FtHias. and 81
visiting ss-asAs=s ~ sas1 0rsisx are rsssslssssd
- As~esassie al Fs9Aisa Hall IN Frses Up
era Hestse AataiiHg On Wednesday saszrss
sae- sEiy {. a. 50 a. n. for tArAkse. BY
ssesicy ~ Tie q Z 4 e E0NAAN,
VIZ slkESxs. X oE T. sud =
All Esesa teFs hkgias azIfe-zas VIZ please
hs.ax thea rs =
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NOTICE.

SEATrfE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
- No. 02- Members OF the Union are re
atrextsAsl to NEE. 10 the Prsss rs.afns ~ "
IA sharp, TO Join In the parade
& B. tkUZIER
fvG II Chairman al Committee
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Assryrp rron sss Fr,sc,.roI

Akkivkn rkoh SAN FkAscisco---fh
steamship Umatiila arrived from Sas.
Francisco yesterday morning. several
hours late Her delay was occasione.l
by leaving San Francisco two hours
behind the advertised time and BY
headsinds, which she encountered
during the entire passage. She
brought the largest cargo OF merehan-
disc that ever came north, $50 tons.
80 OF which were for Seattle naer-
chants. She also brought 100 passen-
gers, the greater number of whom
were Tor this city. After discharging
her Seattle freight she viii proceed to
Tacoma this morning.
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1 few sxnarks an1 dnrinx dem Nh.
41arndyke gxFt qaic1iy xnd Mr..
1kcFndyk1 ruhted Ms eyes sirurousay
fruU sympathy The ehsek r1x1ee
| said. <sstsstanfi1fay Dufinx MY en-
perienre ! hzxe kuorn fhspe m<a Who
Rave oerupsed important positions.
and one u them = within q step o<
TIE hyfxhfesx eiya position in the
nsfed States Who hare done shxf
M 1horndyke has done. OF course.
knep nOthinx Ahozzs the character 81
TIE woman On whether the cases are
parallel Every membfr Of the human
family should Dc all be or she eza do
- assist IN reforming women. ~ e<rssa-
ssna Offers Society Is always wiling
% overlook SHORTCOMINGS in men, but
nsffher men nor wpnnea are
Ar m FuEssxE Eewxy
WHO have fxtI<n frosa the paths IT
virtu<- Bat the question involved in
this case II efezs more important than
fkzs-tt l., who shah have the care and
bringing UP Of these two little xirisY
A. present am not prepsrexi 70 say
Whist should b. deas- Kerr and
fho-rds ks got verx bad send-osF in
the start xksigh naxy or may not have
sfefi justified ThoSe In charge Of the
Orphans Home have surely acted
TIE PART or caxssTIss LADIES
In taking the carr and maintenance
q these children upon themselves
almost gratsifozsly. when the mother
was . disYepufahae woman and the
father failed 10 support them. The
motive IN taking this child from the
Home y beyond my conception. hnf
~ least there was no excuse for those
men acting as . pair Of hrigards
would have acted. I viii new make
an order that Mr.. and Mrs. White be
made parties 20 this action, and that
they produce the one child and Mr..
and Mrs. Anes the other. in this
coart- at 10 o'clock next Monday morn
ing, and that neither child be removed
out OF the county or the city until
further order Of the court
Mrs Ihorndyke dried her EYES and
left the court room with the younger
child przttfing in her arms. accom-
panied by Kerr and Thorndyke. Mr..
and Mrs Ames returned home With
the other.
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NessAy drex<erx This i ! chance shss
sesdcn cunars- Esery snAn In s<a.tie
shuuia - osxr elexznt line uf b<txiyzess and
dress suits ~ tIs k,oat fai, to see them
~ the SzAr Clothing Hoose. - Con- zerrlsi
ssrx<S Kline 4 RoSentsefr
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Genflemen's scarfs Ct less than the cost
OF tie silk before made. &c: tics for &c.
TcELAs SzSaKkNAx 4 Co
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Extra cut In gents fnrnlshino Foods fhis
week See the star Csofhins Hoase se-cens
lne ct summer underwear. 6reAfest val
ucs Kline Rosenhefg. Ds Connereisl
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-xoxe rise e4a Do L. ysa bes- We wxyl
n6er tAts week fxensY different sgy1er ~
boys fsze fui-s. surA asare being snerx6ced
ei<sHhere - q suit Kszn< s Easrr-
eerx's price VIII be, this ux@k. $40. Don's
fad - S1re tt4s4 exacxfz
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4. All members of companies In camp
viii be allowed 10 participate IN the fes-
uyiiies OF the day upon PERMISSION of the
commanders of their respective companies
e. ofiicers win be allowed TO pass the
guard NJ will during the day time, bat
after night. only upon giving the proper
coun,ersign. The counsersign viii DC Civ
en- TO officers and enlisted men In the dis
erection of the commandment OF the en-
eampmen;. No officer viii, he permitted
90 leave camp at any time except with the
approval of his company and rcgimental
commander or commandans OF the en-,
campment. BY order,
loficiail col. J. c. HArNEs,
Commanding Regiment
W. l. SHARPE. First Lieut. and Adj.
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II yen rant 70 see . gorgeous display.
examine spr show windows
ToKLAx. SExaKENax a Co.
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Picture frames and room moulding:
largest stock. GAzxxm 4 Co.. second
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FANS.

On the Fourth we will
give away 1000 palm leaf
fans.
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HEADQUARTERS rfgsT REslxKxr. N.G.w.
sEATrfE Jafy z ls<s

Static, July 3, 1sss
t6eneral order No. III
An encafapment Of the visiting Gem
panses Of this regiment Al the city II seat
tie Is hereby established al the University
grounds. and the camp there located viii
be called Camp sesnpie, in honor OF the
commander In chief
? In pursuance Of general order No. 4.
w., the same degree of discipline that
would be proper 10 maintain ~ an annual
eneampment, must be enforced at such en-
czmpmenf.
2. During the eneampment the follow
ing Instructions must be observed.
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rAssENGER lists.

Northern Pacific Passed Heron
Miss Jennie J. Acks. J. 4. Brown,
Mis- Julia Barrett, ). Roleins, w
Matchelle, j. /. Hanna, =. u. fhaser,
Mrs. Geo. porman, y. II. wiler, Ihos.
4. Jones. Frank NJ. Barrett. +. A.
Rroicy. Anna fhenis, Mrs. 1,osseltis.
and 81 in ensigrant- Fer Tacoma
II. Raker and wife. Mrs.. A. g Hay.
ward. 4. n, Clark, O. A. feehter
Frank Miller and wife. Miss Miller.
Oregon 4 California passei Med
ford i.ii,lsse Pope, W. \. Hamilton
j n. l.anhach. j. C. James q, !. A.
kinson, Miss u. Aag0rs, 9 ,. wIish'
N. q, Ilan, ckas. Bissesi, W. ~ Mann
Nav stanton, h. W. Harrison, I W
Flint. ". J. Co>key. r. Mayo, ,. J.
Miller. Mrs.. Hodge and son. Cyrus
woodman, J, + Mclaughlin, A. "
Insrr@..ll. W. d. Collins, J. W. Sher,
wae.l gssa. Banehai. NJ. :. Hard and
wife, J. NJ. Cornwall. King sing, Lex
sun and "a sessnd-slass.
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We received one case Of Huek towels
from New York auction last week at half
price ToxLxs. SixgEsMAS & Co.
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We hare the hess sc bedspread in
America. worth 81 -
TnKIA< SISGYExAx A Cn
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An announcement. which, upon snyessi-
gatson. will surprise bargain seekers
lawns reduced from ioe 10 -.
TnKLAs SlSaEEyAN 4 Co
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pr. {. W. Jeffrey of Salem, Oregon.
Is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Casper. of Taco
ma. are IN the city.
Mr.. W. l.. 6asxam returned from
Pert Townsend. yesterday.
Mr.. G. III. Baker and bride viii ar.
rive in Seattle this evening.
Mr.. and Mr<. jerome Gatlin, who
have been spending several months IN
the East, viii return 30 Seattle IN lev
days.
Prof. and Mrs. A. j. Anderson, who
are visiting friends IN Seattle. viii re
turn 10 Walia waiia immediately after
sha Enprfh
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We do not wish 10 mssiesd buyers: we
advertise what we have in stock
TokLas. sENGEkNAx & Co.
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Do your trading Al the heading dry rcosis
house. CaEsTKx fLEaRY.
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Silk and Fabric GIoves---Special Sale

DIX anu QUITO C1IOVGS---OpeCIaT SdTe
Positively the best value shown for the
a
Monday morning viii price ON all wa have
left OF our parasol stock fully SO per cent from
old prices.
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SANDSTONE syD CoAr---Nr- ". ~.
Ia,.soss. OF waiirOa Island soxe Of the
san Juan group. Is in Seattle exhibit.
iye a wringssane aud number Of
s,,sseimens Of coal. Mr.. Jutisosa say ;
fha, he recently discovered iedge OF
.aT,d <to;,s suitable tcr the manei3e-
t,,r., al rrtudStone< The ie1Ee : -
fgct thick and three-tourtAs 81 4 nl,e
hong. Between the stratss 81 sane,
Stone = tine quality 81 h;%NN siiisssss
80 i foAnd. Mr.. ladScu has inter
.Stal TIVE naoneyed nsea IN the stsss's,s-
.rv who sill accompany hanl 10 we
,sI,nd this evening. and il they Ana
thing a. represented they VII fnfisisf'
she ,uanev IL sayeiePe the sssSeeses't's'
p,xsxs-all persons shseaa i-oA W
eapef,.,lv toward presentfax 81 tres tA<'
- :, ar; u originate sroEa use 81 srs'
,.,,ss .sg,-tfss tAe ccietcstsssa e ne satisfa ;
IA Bs,iY. Sass that year water eafFSS AK
end TkYKox 4 81 R&s.
IfKNxR. ESssAE : txaiss
YtsssrtEsxx & HsSsoSn.
ffeAH fEkf KS. s'ss- - sksTf-A-
A ststfEaEsss = Co.
HA4e.4 4 AkNESHsA=& l@~ =
-------------
y,-4Vaux sssssssr~ this scSk aSeNiss. = -
S,ar Clssh iag Regss-
tsn.sf,. ssa4seFucAr eify as'sg tHfA S<Fs =.
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Closing out entire s.oek OF imported I'M
made dress robes. 81 20 for $40 robe
ToKL<s, SISaEgNAN 4 Co.
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DRESS GOODS.
To be Almost Given
Away.

II pieces fancy striped
all wool French dress goods.
4S-lnch wide. well worth ST..
for $50.
~ pieces 4S-inch camel's
hair dress goods. all coIors,
regular price Sr.25, for SOC,
so pieces 3o-iech Debege,
worth 4oc, for I6Hc.
so pieces brinkled seer
suckers, fast colors. loc per
yard.
1000 yards window scrim
7Ho; the wholesale price is
&C.
Summer sale of embroid-
cries.
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Twenty-Five cents takes tie choice of %
dtnesen. styles shirt waists sf the star
Clothing House
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II ou Big hllh Window Ym Will See Few Samples dOu
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
At 5000 Each.

n fancy oeo'eh '"eei sun So
heavy fancy suit. ~
striped imported tweed suit. ~
A black coksc = =.
A black and brown plaid n -
A gold mixed all wool cashmere Observation-Disclosures. -
A cokscew worsted Observation-Disclosures. :.
brown plaid all wool young mems .......... ~
A Harrsa all woolca
gold mixed all wool -
heavy gold stripe chevio all wool. .............. -
dozen other lots both 3buon and cutawav and
included N this sale We have received o-
this coming Falls especially Fourth Of E -,
accommodate ALL for don't allow run low ~.
what A'.
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Wall paper-l2rges, stock ss Canaan a
Co. "A, second street
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WE DON'T WANT THE EARTH

But fair share of its
deserve it. Our elegant block eur
for themselves They wind but solid
yourself 1
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Y. r. Marrhy. NJ, kceiy. Messrs.
Chilberr. >ixoa and several ssacrs
were eallrxi "a testify regarding Thorn
dyke's reputation. but rome Of them
gave hsia very clean record. They
had heard some coed and sossae rad
things about him. hs;t az far - ;hey
vef<aaally knew. he had nc' done azsy-
thing wrong.
Nj. and Mrs. White, tie parties
REFERRED a. hx Kerr, tesfi5e8 thai the
latter had brought the child - their
hotss ami requested thai she he SEPT
she-e and he permitted - aSsesiStc
wsth fhorndyks and biz vic zs iesas
a. TIE two latter e,,n.sIiesea themselves
rsreperix. Mrs White sail that Sins c
ss.e and Mrs. Thernsy ke h3d been IN
pAy,aershsp IN the s;elli isar TestaaI 81 :
s-.l i.slxirs house Tisorrdyke as4s has
I r-igs raj been well behaved She h.ss.
nos known them previously, n9st hes.
tsesa acquainted With Kerr lor ge<si
many wars. ami cssn>lSseFesa hihA
man 81 good chaesctey.
| Tass slosea she testimony. AeSsFs-
I u lore ard Aairess Eassis the sFEsl-
! rsseus sor Mr. ai1es sad The eTf'aa',as
4 us-,.e assss Js.lseS tNns ard hAi 81
\ ksrr q Al Tie fo-aseT a~kesi fh%s Ftsf
ss,lrr chiisi - z~zrste4 ~ sat@ custody
"a NJ .esl Mrs. Asass 4ssd s.sc ss4ils-ssi
Il the s1rssaz,aS1 lEoinc ard the oft.si
ID, r,~ysse- tel shsi they t-ssE os g'ye1
10 NJ. kevr-
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ch.xl jasis-e Jeaes thea made