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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-01
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snr Of dc bob ssra Tmeat.
Hen;iesRSn Editor cf the Job de-
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e1ns Err.f5e Deasvfss -
Il 20 - Ysrk sse1s1y Actress
fBhEad<fphiz Press
B 1Snes Brown Potter IL nnr on
/ n route for Europe. Accord
& - friends, she viii pass some
H. ~ h Paris as the gssest Of her
55s Minister NcLane Mr.. KyrIe
q. kas probably arrived In Eng
n "a DIS time, Is be sailed = few
rfcee Mrs Potfer. bat whether
VI be On hand 10 welcome her In
r. N y conjecture.
71rs Potter has managed 70 nyst;fv
=, lriends IN society. ard IN this she
- hres assisted by the admirable be-
- al Mr.. Potter VIXEN she vas
= T6ffsde1phia her marked a<irairntioa
- n. Kyrie Besiev and the persist
~~sv With which she appeared On the
-11cefs IN his company caused n good
1r1f Of adverse criticism. especially 4.
- inyzyisIsiy toox him 10 ssgrs re-
r,n<ior 70 With she was Invited with
- fua1iring whether the hse<esx
<rrrsl 10 receive the Engiish actor,
According ~ Manager Henry Mines,
sf0se csntract ha. last escset sish
M Potter, Mr.. Beiiex's influence
6gxs the society actress Vas supreme
Nd u late she positively declined 10
nerne 10 anything without the consent
n her handsome mentor. Mr.. Miner
SelIs q woeful story OF the sorrows II
- manager OF IN actress whose claim
- the pubic Is not her art. bat her
sbciai notoTfety. The way he d<sc-is,e~
ker gradual demand on him tn add
Ton 10 the liberal terms OF her contrast
md biz helrlessnexa in case he refuses
81 ludicro1siy pathetic. Aprisase car.
. maid, whose wages Mr.. Miner paid
no interviews with newspapers. we're
some OF the things she insisted uron,
and any attempt 70 remove NJ. Eellew
vas promptly met with the threat .
Then shall grs physician % say
that / am TOO III Il psas." Poor
Miner was under contract 10 produce
Mrs. Potter in various cities. and 70 he
had 70 give In 20 the eapriesois seznsy
or forfeit large sums Of Nancy Tor
broken contracts.
Mr.. Potter IL certainly feffFaring
and pafiens husband. and the question
main 20. Meanwhile Mr.. BesIcw j.
freed from the bonds Of wesiloek by q
recent divorce. and eossips are won
lierlng whether he win continue his
influence over Mrs. Potter, ROW that
their professional partnership has
.eased Anyhow. II IL considered
auite the thing now In New York 10
rondale with the Potter family, aud
OF MR.. Potier's friends do
rot understand her love for the stage
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~ z&& xn1 xn.fz tz<1>er ressre. szsrs1s
M-S IA - per srk<zzk s<sru. srzsz~e<szx
. z<az AsF Nssa s<e3fzx-> a. Lexs Na<H
.N<ts I'D ~ Gfzzuzz N<<1 s<xces - All
- tAl III assc $3.50 zx,rnfx hs1 EsS<k
s3ss<zzrE-s leaving <easf]e sf 50 4 N. can
srnrA fA4S Nxfy xzE Nsv kznrA ~szns even
1sfzs ISL - Aearzn< sxsser yxzns 81 <@@rs in
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President Adams u torse1 tpiver-
sly aad Pre- dent Hyde Of bonao'n
sei'rsr are said L. he The emily Two cob
tese presidents WHO pas teams. The
Maine folks claim that Pre-slent Hyde
The better player 4 match TO
decide ,he question would se ysry IN
sefeStlas.
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STEAMER FLEETWOOD.
FAST TINE Tcs
seassae. Tereraa. Ssssssresrs, Nexeslo
isAx11 szS fsssznris
Steamer Skagit Chief

\ EAvES SEATTLE. FROM yEsIER-S
- wssrf. every Ssnazy saarniEg on ida.
for lAreuaer. touching AZ C<lnsaa. RorS
ssysza. >sanussoS ard tfssiafy.
Returning Ncnaavx
Leaves every ThRrsfey morning en- sissc.
tcachinx ~ trsiE1aza. gssasseyziss. rtsa faAty.
iAceuner. Friday uarsszr aaasi Roche siar-
Dssr
Returning FrsSssx
For fa>izes. prlsic * srsez.e cxru-xsn1s
special rates Wiz he rsxse "a srpiscxftozl
For fresxkt and rssss apply GA hoard, o.
20 HESEY RAffEY Nasser
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str tor the ksl< sNazs.. tsa1<gs-e.J
Terrace zrss Ease Enxs
IN tAsxsr- EtxAss . eeNrA wzt, sexxe tie
SGT q &zrsssa srrrVs a. ne esess Il sssr -sr
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

.DEy ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired iengta. Dry kiadIing 6 sy-~
es2isy Coai delivered % any part OF tie
ctr. Orders received as fs8s Front street.
OF II ysri on Hopkins wharf. socs Of seneca
street
mis- sn IA RrssEII- frcr-sesnr.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF fsfASD
Co2Ety. wasalagfon Territory.
la the matted 81 sas estate o. Hiram
OiDer. aeeesse1
Notice IL hereby given by the nader-
signed, aamtussztxtnr Of the estate Of Hi
rxsa u5asy. cecea-ea. 10 the creditors 81
and ali persons having ri2fszs against The
ssis dec zsed, % exhifsf thesa. with The
necessary vozeb<-s. within ore yez- afseT
the pahilcafi0u a this nsssee. 10 Ire ss5a
administrator. a. his Office q; rtsxiaty,
IslzaS eoa2fy. " asAlazTa1 TERRITORY
T. W PTk!sy.
Administrator Of tie estate Of Hiram 9iaey,
t-s>sz s--sz
Dated u,sxIssy. Washington Ter-ssa-y.
Mas a. isss ~ liz
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Tee hzEsn rare Affords n ;t~H .
mast ssn<ulsr study There arr ansuaS
TIE szzzny clxss Of shiEksrx. these zisg
rrSxrse tse mach conEa1=nee 10 ether.
too little ccn6sienre In therz zxsTe~. cr
- eDnGxs<nes n anything The
zazn who knows i sa hsm<ed, TIE
man who thinks somebody esse krexs
j. all and tbs maa who ssszzk. he
knoxk vino ksaows II al. The egntist.
fhr sirsple4on and tire skrptie- Re-
ex<nisinz the fzgr thai Teofse require
mare substantial evidence than Eaere
words ard pgemsses. Dr. DarrsFz resort
70 the rnoss legitimate Esstkod OF adj
rs-tisinx themselves By advertising
their cures. Thzt those snaoag tho
community Haay be afforded an OPP
partunity If investigating before caG-
Tag IA person Upon the docsars the
following testimonials are fs1osi~he<1
bearing evidence ot the 1cesor<' ah.lify
and skiA - vel a. sszccess.
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Refer to me at Sprague. W. T.
FREnRgrcK Mons.

The above gentleman. Mr.. Mohs.
owns a farm OF 200 acres and hun
dresis OF cattle and horses: and these
statements. coming iron man OF
unsioub.ed integrity, and whose repu-
tation for veraeity Is above suspicion,
must be admitted as positively true.
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pxxTyEss cvExp IN TEN assrrE=
Ma EsgroE-Isear Sir. reside il
North Yakima. W. T.. ] consulted
DIS. parria for feafness. Nv left ear
was Totally deaf. With orc operation
with Dr<. Darrin's electromagnetic
cure. of ten minutes, I was made TO
hear - web n ever IN my life Can
be referred 30 rs 10 the truth OF nsy
statement. CIV FssLEx-
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crRED OF cArAEzH AND yAKrcosE WINS
To THE PrELIe: For ten years
have been troubled with = very siisa-
greeahle catarrh and bronchitis. / en-
ally got SO bad that had 10 give up
my business OF ranching and riding
for nay stock. The catzrrh extendes
10 nsy lungs and stomach. Ny physi-
clans gave rne M as incurai,le. Last
October l came 90 Drs. Darria, and
nov, after three months treatment. |
consider myself so far restored A. 20 he
able 10 do al my own work. Before
treatment | had 20 give up horseback
riding. and could not attend 10 my
stock at all nov can remain in the
saddle all day without fatigue Ny
wife had also been troubled with drop
sy, milk leg and varicose veins. so she
could only walk with the greatest in
convenience. and il was painful TO the
touch. and finally broke ont in run
ming sore Drs Darrin sent her medi-
eines. and. to our great JOY. she is en-
firely cured.
Refer to NE At Sprague, W. r.
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sEafrLE-sEAeIf RIVER ROUTE.
DIR. SPIuNEY
&c CO.'S
PHIvATE DfSPEN4ARY.
Jlo Cemnsreial strsst. corner
Jaekson, Seattle. w. +.
An es.an.s rl..s... Z MEs .na woxEx

All ehscase pssesss II HEs and WOMEN
successfully fFsszed
lfsST MANHOOD. Nerves 2kd Pzlysiral
Debility. Exneasted yktssisy, sersssai
Veal aess s;s-xE atssrffse<a. Izyetezey.
ss9sssarrFse-ss tssr<t Syysliiis fT4rextsars DO
Zine. wezkHcss n Wsanen, szsa all Fuue.
s{r.a1 Issrargessessts q as result from y1sssh-
sUi st.tiies 81 excess ~ after ysarA
upIElRf ks3nssy. sst4 Bladder s-oasses.
Nesk kaek. fssrscTrases. sseef.
Cry s-zsis. fz-s<s<ess. ~,ssetsfr. ctr, frsrErs-
" azd ssfe5y fszrxz1- Ss=saseosss rarsitffna
x.sea. n1r stferr iatsssar~ esd. uA4zh
tsu.e s-riefHre. Gk&rgsz rsaas.sssfsts.
ES2FfIiS Debility. fks~s - ftxnr. -xrzlrsa
nAAasSs is.@es. sissf Ex1lsxsnax, Do
sE.eose7ey, sse.. etr., cured
YOUNG TEN sassrtsx fran he eEe~ss Of
yozfsssi fs1lie< e. sa61.rrs-
ton sAczE srEil Themselves Ct oer fress-
TAI 81 sass-shg sussAEfsY NlN xezskEteo
. positive fssre n sTssY e@~s
Eittls Nsn .s =, s.s "a. .ssy s,s 80
sxrsssn % The fsassar. sras2a I'D By .
sts xzrsn< O. h1rzgEr sensesaa1. en- fxsxltn-
sssaz ths uriHr 1ssS=sts . see.sssessf sss1
s-snssssaa<z zlsszsars = ys~~nt lie essax
varies frrza k-srsf - rs<ss4sh 10 ezra .
zntzky sre. she s4Assen1 sxFsrssGees q weak-
susnr 81 sas sys1ssrs ~ . fasissacr as eassssas
6gcp1rf fss. This n tie seresnd sssgs 81
w-asssi .sxsn4sk wzsy de 81 fbis 9gss-
eeity. sx1e<xEr a ia ssa~ tzerfecs cEro
Az heaszAy rs.Sprsff "a sEz-s-tsst
oE4es hszzrs. - q r. - p ~. 70 p
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a-rs-sozs uaztse - visit - Ray -
t~sxsrts o. sAesr tasnss II cxrrsss-exAs< zss'e-
xefzrfnes and f,1ssslserS~zs seszt b. xeall e
sxyreM CSzzE1.s<ssz fsee.
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ASTHMA AND efTCx HABIT .rsEp.
Nh. EafToE--Isear Sir: have been
troubled with asthma for the pas; fhir-
teen months, so had as rot 70 be abe
to 90 days work. and have suffered
.-torfnenis OF the damned. The
paroxysIns were 50 severe that my Me
was many times thought 10 be des-
paired OF. had tired everything, and
great many ply In order 10
get relief had 20 resort to morphine,
until | had contracted the habit.
put myself under their eiectro-msg-
netic treatment. Now. after several
treatments, am entirely cusfd Of my
asthma and the morphine hatit, and
have no craving for the drug. can
he referred at the Mckenzie house,
foot OF Marion street, Seattle. w. T.
III. A. Joassos.
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As orEs Ir-rrE-

SEATTLE. ". T.
DKs- DkRxrs-GeniieIDen. | rew
take the pleasure OF writing yen that
after = full course Of your electro
magnetic treatment an entirely
cared Of pain ia my csR I. which has
troubled me for over eight years.
Having been under treatment BY doc
tors Of Liverpool, Glasgow. Calcutta
and San Francisco, none cf them did
rne any good until came under your
treatment. which am sure has per-
rnaae.lfiy cured me. for which, gen
iIeme1, beg 70 resrain,
Yours gratefully.
WELfIxs LITTLE
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OFFICE HoURs AND PLACE OF BUSINESS.
The Drs. narrin are located ~ the
International Hotel. Cherry street. Sc
attic. W. r. Consultation free.
ofisce hours, from 10 10 1 daily
evenings, : TO S; sundays. 10 10 II.
All curable chronic diseases. loss q;
manhood, blood tsints. syphilis, glees,
go;aoTrhpa, spermatorrh0z. seminal
weakness and loss OF desire OF sexual
power in man or woman, catarrh and
deafness are eonfsdentially and sue
cessfaliy treated. Circulars cent free.
Most eases can receive home treat
neuf after visit u the doctors office.
THE Drs DarFin also have branch
office az % Fifth street, Portland. Or.
where any in that vicinity can consult
than
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08
beauty OF southern women.

As rule southern women have small and
pretty feet. Certainly they do not spoil them
in walking, for in no section Of the country is
so little physical exercise INDUCED in by the
gentle sex. They, too, are large OF eye and
soft of speech. To make themselves agree
able is a canon, and their hattery is seductive
because apparently unconscious. They are
strong not only in family feelings and the
ties Of kinship, but have an unbounded pride
In their particular state, and an affection 50
strong for it that if the old issue had de-
pended on women one doubts that they ever
would have been beaten.-New York Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08
Hint to Buyers.

Unless you have long purse, never buy
because it is cheap, especially gloves
and millinery. Such purchases are always
dear in the long run. A woman who dresses
we'll on a hundred a year says, 81 am too
poor to buy anything but the very best-"-
New York Commercial Advertiser
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08
Chfldren's Remarks.

Often parents with all good intentions re-
prove their children for making remarks on
the nature Of the food placed before them;
but when children are at home they ought to
be encouraged rather than otherwise to be-
stow well merited praise or blame, as it indi-
Gates a refined and acute condition Of the
senses of taste and smell -Olfactics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08
Hair Dressina I'm Paris.

Feminine hair dressing in Paris now
strictly follows a code according to the color
of the tresses. Fair hair is to be turned back
loosely from the face, 30 as to form a golden
Gureole; dark locks must be parted down the
center and smoothly arranged; chestnut
tresses may be piled high on the head in jap
anese style, with few curls straying over
the forehead.-Chicago Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08
Cleansing Redateads.

Concentrated lye is the best of all contriv-
ances for cleansing bedsteads. Never keep
either I've or any poisonous substance In 8
bottle or pitcher or cup that may be drunk
from by mistake. In tin box or china soap
dish, nobody would mistake them for any
beverage.-BOston Budget.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

It is not a welcome fact, but it is very
pregnant one, that the less babies are talked
to and noticed the first year the better. All
success in training them, indeed, depends
upon this calm letting them alone, leaving
the nerves unwrought upon, and allowing
the little frame time to become accustomed
to the strain upon it of acquaintance with
this restless, rioting world of ours.-DemO-
rests Monthly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

The flavor of nearly all kinds Of fish rs inn
proved by removing the skin from them be-
fore they are cooked. The skin has dis
agreeable flavor, as does the fat is between
the skin and the flesh.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

Never let the whites Of eggs stand during
the beating process, even for a moment, a.
they will begin TO turn to q liquid state and
cannot be restored, aud thus viii make o
heavy cake
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

Never speak loudly, or whisper impress
sively, or talk continuously in sick room,
above all don't gossip about cases Of sickness
that have come under your observation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

To remove mildew from linen rub the spot
with soap; scrape chalk over it and rub Is
we'll; lay it on the grass in the sun; az it
dries, wet it q little; it will come out with
two applications.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

1t is stated that the livers Of whitefsh, fried
in butter or lard, furnish the most delicious
food Still, they are generally thrown away,
as very few persons know of their value.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

Linen dresses or other garments will retain
their color if washed in water in which Q
quantity of hay is placed; boil and rinse the
goods in it, using little soap.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

The faults Of women arise from weakness,
incompetency and poverty OF will rather
than through appetite or passion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

For a sore throat there is nothing better
than the white Of an egg beaten stiff, with
all the sugar it will hold and the clear juice
of lemon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

To clear a tanned skin wash with a solu-
ton Of carbonate of soda and a little lemon
juice, then with the juice Of green grapes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

Make as few changes as possible in those
who care for a sick person; it irritates to
have many different ones about.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

The newest thing in mourning Is that the
girl whom death bereaves of her accepted
lover may wear black ribbon as testi-
monial of her grief.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

Don't sit down Familiarity by the beside Of
sick person; your every movement may m
ritate and make him nervous.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

The 80 called bargain counters" sre re-
sponsible for more bad dressing than almost
any other agency of trade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

A ham for boiling should be soaked over
night in tepid water, then trimmed carefully
of all rusty fat, before putting on the fire
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

Love Of 6nery Is only a low love Of the
beautiful, and love Of admiration only an
excessive love of pleasing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

1.-THE funeral OF marriages. is what Chief
Justice Peters, Of Maine. calls divorce day in
the supreme court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

Sick people are sensitive; never remind
them what an easy time they are having.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

Washing in cold water when oVerheatsd Is
frequent cause of disfguring pimples
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-08

The sales Of diamonds in New York are -
timated to foot up $50, OK, 600 a year.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10
~
A Big Winner on Harrison.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. S--[Special. ]
VIM. Riley, the Chicago Bookmaker, is
in enormous winner on Harrison, having
bet every one here on Tuesday night.
lirst at even, then at odds of S1OO to $50
Among the bOokmakers now doing busi-
ness at West Side park, it is estimated
that $25, 900 has changed hands.
NEW YORK, No. 7, p. m.-[Special. ]
Late5t-The Eyening Sun says:
The latest dispatches indicate that the
election of Harrison is assured beyond
question.
Corrected returns received from coun-
ties in this state SO far, increase Harri-
soa's plurality to 10000.
Vague dispatches have been received
from Indiana, and 50 far SIS they indicate
anything, they point to republican
gains.
Whatever doubt was rails, by reports
that Illinois had gone democratic was
dissipated by the latest dispatches from
Chicago, which say that the republican
eltCtOI dl IiChoL ilSo Il plIIdllly vi IOL
less tnan 10000.
In Connecticut the vote is so close that
an official count may be necessary to de
eide the contest.
New YORK, Nov. Z, p. m.-Although
Harrison's elect.on is conceded by the
morning papers Of all political faiths.
the excitement here ortinues intense.
The Park Row and Broadway front bull
letins are impassabie, and also uptown
in front of the republican headquarters.
The democrats catch at every straw of
hope, and are much encouraged at re
ports of the largely reduced republican
majority in illinois. The News goes so
far as to predict Cleveland's reelection
on the report that Illinois had gone dem
ocratic. The Post, however, admits 90,
OG0 republican majority in Illinois, and
the Chicago morning papers concede
that Harrison has carried the state.
The World claims Connecticut has
gone democratic by 211.
New YORK Nov. z, 9:15 p. m.-There
is nothing to change the indication that
Harriscn n has carried this state.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10
OVER The STATE
Clipped From Exchanges)

Decatur. j. Green, section boss at
this place, was knocked in the head this
morning by his brother~in law, Mr.,
Smith. 1t seems that Green was drunk
or drinking, and abused his wife, Smiths
sister, wheh Smith took his sisters part.
and threw brickbat and struck Green
lust oyer the eye, cutting a large cash.
Dr. johnson was called in and sewed up
the wound. The families in question
have reputation OF being very disor-
derly.
Birmingham About o'clock Sunday
morning while passing small station
on the Georgia Pacific called Winston
Tom Stroup, hagman, while attempting
to fix light on the top Of freight car
lost his footing and was hurled on the
ground below.
miners, died in short time after being
rescued. 1t is thought that Moore and
one other at least, Mr.. Smith. will die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mathis, col
oFed, was killed at Soss Furnace yester-
day by being struck by the oar cab. He
was in the act OF handing another man
an apple when he was struck by the cab
on the head, killing him instantly.