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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-17

limited STA us ~ aRSHAL'S NOTICE OF
- seizure. case No. 605. In the district court
OF the United states Sorthe DIVISION district OF
Wa shiugtOn.
Whereas, libel of information has been fled in
the above Entitled court on the 7th day OF Janu-
AIRY. 1898, by T. III. Winston mite states dis rict
attorney for the district of asning on, III behalf
OF the nitTd states I'd az inst 100 tvetsei tins,
containing NIFTY pounds OF opium prepared for
slnok!ig purpose, va case of forfeiture and filed
iibei OF INFORMATION alleging. in substance, that
on ne iSth day OF December. 1897, the Hon.
Andrew " asson the du y q q flied ard acting coll
iector Gu e. ms for IN district OF Puget sound.
ala At King county in said strict seize all 81 the
oresaid tne-chand Sc for The DlatiOn of section
S,1S2 OF the Eevised tatutes of the L lied States;
whereas. he said United states attorney prsys
NAT he merchandise may De decreed TO be for
felted 10 the United states
Vow, The etUre. pursuance OF the monitton
issued uudeF the seal OF stid court TO directed
"a delivered. in accordance with the orde OF said
court, do hereby give pubic notice TO a prr|
Gaining HE said opium, ~ In any manner IN err
es'ed therein. that they be and appear before the
ga q O. trIct court The city e SEATTLE in said
al trict. on The I'D day of February. 1898. at
o'c ock IN tn forenoon " the day then and
there 20 inie.pos IN ir aims and make ther
allegations in hat beha
THOMAS X BROWN, Y. = Marshal
By IL Il. Bgelow, D~pu.y.
l.. II. W. ,STGN, u. :. Attorney.
BY James keifer. \ ssstant L. 5 Attorney.
Dated January l3, lSeA
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

DUY COAL WOOD AND BARK EIGHTH
ID and Pike street wood yard. Telephone mum
Der 76l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ESAA1 WI SEos
BUREAU OF CHARITIES-THE ANNUAL
ID meeting Of the mem e.s of the Bureau OF AS
sociated Charities of seattle will be he'd ct the
CHAMBER of Commerce on Wednesday. January
Is. 1898, q, 1880 p. m Reports viii! be made,
election OF five directors held and OF her business
done. All subscribers and those who desire to
become members and friendly visitors invited
to attend. ID. c. GARRETT, President
JOSEPH SHIPPEN, Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM
IN and after January IL. 1893 Frank Fl. Wins
low is au horized to transact all bus ness pertain
Ing to the e'1ae of L. NJ starr, deceased in the
state OF Washington ELIZA ]. STARR.
Trustee.
DRANK II. WINSLOW, AGENT OF THE
4 star ta.e. flee 2ls washin ton block.
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/ SITED STATES MARSHALS NOTICE OF
~ seizure, case No 60I. In the district court OF
the United States, Northern division. district OF
Washington.
Whereas. libel Of information has been filed In
the above entitled court on the TIN day OF Janu.
airy, 1893 by r. IL Winston. U. >. district attor-
ney tor the district of ashing behalf of the
United States. an agains 90 fivetae tins con-
tanning nifty pounds of opium prepared Tor smok-
ing purposes, In case of forfeiture. and files Q
LIBEL of Information and alleging in substance,
that on the lSth day of December, 1892, the IL on
Andrew Wasson the dull qua fled and acting col
iector OF customs for the distrc OF Puget sound
did at King county. in said district, seize al the
a oresaid merch tndise for the VIC a. ION OF section
1882 OF the REVISED >tatu es OF the United States;
whereas. the said L. =. attorney prays that the
said mercha disc may be decreed be forfeited to
the United state.
Now. therefore. in pursuance OF the monition
issued under the seal OF said court to directed
and delivered III accordance with the order OF said
court. do hereby give pu lie no ice all persons
Calming the SAID OPIUM or In any manner inter
ested therain. that they be and appear before the
said district court al he city of Seattle In said dis
trict, on the I'D day o Fehrus ry. 1898 at IL
ok in the forenoon of the anne day then and
there TO ierpose their claims and their allie
cations in that behalf
THOMAS It. BROWN, T. s. Marshal
By III. A. Bi6ELOw, deputy.
p III. WINSTON, U. s. Attorney
by JAMES kEIFRR. Assistant T.. ). Attorney.
Dated January Is. 1898.
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LIMITED STATES MAKSHABS NOTICE OF
u seizure, Case No. 603-In the district court OF
the United States, Northern division district OF
Washington.
Whereas, libel Of information has been fled
in tie above entitled court on the 9TH day of JAN
uary. 1898, oy p. IL. Winston. L. 3 district at.
tor0ey the district Of Washington, on behalf Of
the United >tales and against 200 ive-tael tins
containing one hundred pounds of opium pre-
pare for smoki q purposes, case OF forfeiture;
and files liDei OF information and alleging in sub
stance: hat the 10th day OF sep ember.
1892, the hon. Andrew Wasson the duly quail
fled and acting Hector of custom for he dist let
Puget sound. did at King county in sad dis
trct seize all of he aforesaid MERCHANDISE for the
violation of section 3.0S2 # the Revised statutes
OF the United states: whereas the said u. :.
attorney pray that the said merchandise may be
decreed TO be forfeited to the United tatea
Now therefore, In pursuance of the monition
Issued under The seal of said court TO directed
and delivered In accordance with the orier of said
court do hereby give public notice TO ali persons
claiming the said opium OF in any manner inter-
ested IN rein shat they tie and appear before the
said district court at the CITY OF Sea tie, in said
district IN the Esd day of February. 1893 at
eleven o'clock In the forenoon of the same day
then and there 10 interpOse their claims and MAKE
their allegations in that behalf.
THOMAS K BROWN, L. S Marshal
By H. A. BIGELow. Deputy
p. Fl. WIN TON, u. 8. Attorney.
By JAMES kEIFER. Assistant U. s. Attorney.
Dated January Is, 1898
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FOE EXCHANGE.

TOR EXCHANGE-CASI FOR NOTES AND
Il morris cages: money to loan. j. ~ mex a Co.,
ia Columbia street
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sCiose connection with n. p. train from Poyt
land and san Francisco.
Steamers -. iJyof Kingston" and sCity Of Sea-
tie" maSe close connections at the Tacoma what
with trsins to and from Portland, and with u
ca Ut and west bound overland trains.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE C)MPANY-EN-
- gineers and contract for bridges OF every do
scripton: wharf building, piledriving. DIRE iging
and steam shovel excavating; p ans and specitca-
lions furnished on application: correspondence So
licited. Office. ccid nta block, -eattie, Wash
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ATHs AVID FUNERALS.

MiLLAK-At ST. Louis, Mo. January Il, lS33
After long Illness Jean amiiton. wife of David
Miliar and daughter OF Mrs A. Hamilton, OF
this city. fntarmeDt az Detroit. Mich.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISIO

500 am LvI II..-Tacoma.. :. Ill0IAr 5:i5a IA
80 pm " 12lPt. Townsend 49, Lvll1 rs pn
ALSO pm Aril 10. Victoria. j MIlLvi $50 pa
cleaners "CIty o: Kings n" and "City Of Seat
tie make connections at Port Townsend for ps>
sengers going from BelIingham bay points 10 vis
toria and retu n.
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FOR SALE-LODGISG HOUSES.

LNOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, BEST LODG.
Ing house In Hty; elegantly furnished and
every room filed n n good roomers: satisfactory
reasons given 'or6e ling. Address Lodging House.
Post lnteliyencer.
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~ 0RTHERN
PACIFIC RI

Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dsv co.cS.
and finest Pa.sce Dining Cars between Scotia 4,
Paul and Chicago without change Coonsctis..
Cor all points IN the United States and Canada
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PERS CkAL,

MEXICAN SMALLPOX CURE. CURES ANY
IA in twelve hours. DR.. ]. McAllister,
Portland or,
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NOTES, SHORT TINE REAL estate AND
~ chattel mortgages bought; money loaned on
approved securities. Room Ifaller building.
l. / smart
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L,OR SALE-BtAUTIFUL HOME ON THE
i finest residence street: magBih -ent view OF
city and Sound: close TO street car line: worth
$4,000: will he sold at sacrifice; must have
$4,000 cash. Address owner, K. b., PostInte-
gencer.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TrCKErS 70
ALL POIN Is IN THE WORLn
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'rHF BEST MANCFACTURING SITE OR.
L ta'nabIe. situated on the = (. near the CITY
TO lease on reasonable terms. Union trust ON
pany, squire Latliner buiIdiLg Telephone 3l9
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Nightmare That Caused Death.

Minnie Bodenheim. of Now York, vent to
the theater on Friday night. and then with
the rest Of the party to supper. She
reached her home about midnight and re-
tiled in her usual good health. She slept
on the third floor. About n O'Clock her
father. who sleeps On the secondfl DOR. was
awakened by a shrek. Then followed q
noise as though a person had fallen. He
hurried into the hall and saw his daughter
in her nightaown lying on the floor. She
WAS half conscious. the Was carried into
one of the rooms on the second floor.
She said that she had gone to bed feeling
all right. After she had zone to sleep, she
said, she had had a terrible nightmare. In
which she saw a cloud of demons descend
ing upon her and irving to seize her.
She was paralyzed by fright. and. try az
she could, was unable to flee. At last che
managed to move and the nightmare was
dispel cd. She jumped out of the bed and
started to hurry to her fathers room. She
was 80 frightened and In such a hurry that
she stumbled at the head Of the stairs and
fell to the second floor.
She fingered along through the morning
and died at 10 o'clock.
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ABOUT INTRODUCTIONS.
h Rules Ordinarily GovsrainE sooi
PRESENTATIONS

The Rulss Ordinarily GovsrainE Social
Presentations.
When a Young mnn IL presented TO a lady
she should mot rise. but merely bow.
when . young lady ID presented 10 an
elderly person she should rise. Tho Offer
ing OF the hand should always como from
the elder person. not ths younger.
An unmarried woman should always b
presented to a married ono.
When Q stranger ID presented to 4 lady
who 10 acting ~ hostess ahe should extend
her hand.
Two ladies, whom introduced, bow. When.
ever the introduction il Of a marked,
friendly nature the handshske 10 custom
airy. however.
Az . general rulo introductions should
never DO given on the streets. in \ store OF
in n llacs of public amusement. A
casual introduction 10 in bad taste and doc
not insure a foundation for future %acquaint.
ance. A woman car always ignore the fat
Of suoh an introduction.-New York World.
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These figures represent the number of
bottles Of DflKina's Now Discovery for
consumption, houRhs and colds which were
sold in tho United States from March, '91
10 March. '92. Two million, two hundred
and twenty eight thousand, six hundred and
seventy-two bottles sold in one year. and
each and every bottle was sold On q positive
guarantee that none would be refunded
II satisfactory results did not follow Its use.
The secret of it's success 10 plain. 1t never
d sappoints and con always be depended on
IA the very best remedy for cou hs, colds.
etc. Price 30 cents and 81. At II. III.
PaYchen d Co.'s drug store.
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Reduced Rnte 10 The Worlds Fair.

Helena to Chicago and return, $50.
Tickets on sale commencing May 4th. good
until November 10Th, with stop-ovsr privi-
leRes west of the Missouri river either
going or returning. Be- sure and take
the pictorial line. via Great Salt Lake,
Denver. Kansas City. Omaha or Sioux City.
The Union Pacific otfe . unsurpassed nc
commodations. Pullman, dining, sleeping
and reclining chair oars. Sevsnty-two
hours to Chicago. Purchase tickets and
reserve berths at the Union Pacific Office,
% North Main street, Helena. ~
u. l.. LoMAx. II. q. WILSON.
G. =. d T. A., +. IL p. A..
Omaha, Mob. Helena, Mont.
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A Hoon for

French Tansy Tablets are for the relief
and cure Of painful and irregular mensss
and will remove all obstruotionA no mat
ter what the cause. The only surs. aud safe
Ysmedy on the market. Manufactured by
A. Auasndrs. Paris. France. $2 per box and
for sale only by H.. N. Psrohsn IL Co.. sole
agents, Helena. Mont.
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Worlds Fair Rates Wis tho Northern
pnCi0C. ty "

On and after May 4th the Northern Pa
cifc will sell excursion tickets from Helena
20 Chicago. and return at the rate Of go.
The transit limit in each direction will be
forty days. with Anal limit Nov. Is. 1893.
If desii cd by purchasers. tickets will be
issued 10 return via either the Union Pa
ciho or Great Northern railways Al ths
same rate.
Bear in mind the fact that ths Northern
Pacific 10 tho only line running through
cars between Helena and Chicago. without
change.
For further information, sleeping car
reservations, ETC.. call ut the Northern Pa
cihc city ticket office. or address
A. ID. EDGAR. Gen'l Agent,
Corner Main and Grand streets. Helena.
Montana. s,-s..
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Only Two Day. to Chicago.

Some lines advertise "Only two nights
from Butte to Chicago" but the Union
Pacific makes the ,un in two days. It will.
Of course, BE- much preferred BY all bust
ness mon and Other people who want tc
mako quick time to 90 via the Union Pacific
and use only two days In making this trip
rather Than 90 via a northern line and use
three days and two nights.
Please paste this in your hat 40 IL will
recall the above facts to you whom contem
plating a trip to Chicago.
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LIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Sunday. August a

LIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Sunday. August a.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. I. Pacific Mail. west bound ........ l:S0 r. N
Not Atlantic mail. east bound 12:40 p IN
No. .. Iour I'a.ene. Mlssoula ana
Butte express. ........... 6:a5 p. m
No. s. Marysville passenger. ..........1l:O n m
No. 10. Marysville accommodation. $50. 7;u0 y. IN
No. y, Wlckcs, Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger ;.-...:. $40 p m
No. 1o2, Kimiui mixed. Mondays. We'd
nesd Us and fridays $500 y. m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA
20. l, Pacific Mail. west bound........ 1915 .. m
No. 4. Aslsntic NAL. cast bound ........ l:lO y. IN
No. B. Butte. Missoula and Cnurd Alone
express :. !. $780, m
No. 7, Marysville passenger. ... ........ 7:t5 a. m
No. q, Marysville accommodation, 80. 800 y. III
No. 10, Wickes. boulder and Elkhorn
Passenger ........,, r,.......... T:2Oa. IN
No. lo1, Mmini mixed, Mondays. We'd
ncsdays and Fridays. .............. . BIS - m
rains NOS. 1, !, : nd 9 connect at Garrison
with Montana Union trNsna to and from Butte
Deer Lodge and Anaoonds-
Trains Nos. : and G will run between Helena
and Wallace, Idaho, without change of cara
For Rat.c. Map. Time Tables or special
Information apply to Chas. s. Fee. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent. st. Paul.
Mimi, or
.. DGA
General Agent OF the .Jorthcrn Pacific h II Al
HELENA. MONT.
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Russell Sage,
The we'll known financier, writes:

The we'll Known %hnancler, writes:
"506 FIFTH AVENUE,
"NEw YoRK Cry. December 70, 1890,
"Fo tho Inst twenty years l have been
using ALLcoCK's PoRoUs PLAsrKRs. They
have repeatedly cured me of rheumatio
pains md pains In my side aud back.
Whenever l have n cold. ono on my chest
and one on my back speedily relieve me.
"My family are never without them.
"RussELL, SAaE.n
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THE PROVIDER.

Nowhere are the advan-
tages of the large store
more apparent than in the
low prices quoted on small,
everyday articles, as the
following list will prove:
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The Tourists Line.

The popular line to reach Lakes Pend d
Orieils, Cuur d'Alene. Kootensi, Chelan, the Hot
Springs and Mountain Kesorts of the NOkTH-
WEST and to ALASKA,
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GrcAt Falls,

Miss Cornelius left on Tuesday mornings
train for Butte and Anaconda to pay a visit
to her old home.
G. NJ. Clifford, an experienced hotel clerk
from Chicago. IL now the bookkeepsE and
day olerk at the Park.
Miss Bella Downing left Tuesday with o:
G. Cooper and family for . months visit At
their ranch near Chossau.
Miss Suprenant, who has been visiting
her brother, j. II. 8uprenant, for the past
two months, lsft for hex Anaconda home
Some Of the property owners along Cen
AYal avenue. between Third and Sixth
streets, are at work making connections
with the Central avenue water main.
The fountain at the park was started up
Tuesday. 6oms boys had broken one of
tho pipes by throwing stones into the basin.
Tho police have been notified to keep an
eye on the boys who play such mtschisvous
pranks. +.
Prof. Morrison has been engaged in sort
ing and arranging = choice collection Of
mineral specimens for the Park hotel case.
including some very rich and valuable sam
pies from the Queen Of the Hills and other
Neihart properties.
People are still wondering what will be
the outcome of the Iuck sewer check affair.
A good many business men aeem to believe
that the bondsmen have escaped responsi-
bility, and that the whole affair was . de-
cidedly crooked one.
George Bartlett, a man working At the
concentrator. met with al accident Monday
night while attempting TO fix one OF the
belts. He was thrown to the floor, frao.
turing his clsviole and other wise ~injurine
himself. He was taken to the general hos.
pital. where he il doing we'll.
The ladies of the Universalist society
gave a pleasant entertainment Tuesday
afternoon and evening at Elks hall. which
VAS called a paper festival." 1t was Z
complete success in every way. atfordiul
recreation to those who attended and
substantial addition to the e%xohequer Of
the society.
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Through Tickets

are sold At all coupon offices Of the Northern
and West. in the United States and Canada.
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-. ]. L. SMITH go
Freight and Transfer Line
MONTE.

All kinds OF merchandise aud other frsiahts,
Including ores. promptly transferred from tho
depot. Ordera will receive prompt attention.
OHioTAt J. E~ldhsrg's store and Ut the NSpot.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST POINTS.
The Dining Car Line.
Dining Cars on all through Trains
The Yellowstone Park Line.
This marvellous WONDERLAND reached only
bu this Jipo
The PEOPLES Line.

The peoples highway from Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis. Duluth and West Superior to Win
nipsg. Helena. Butte. Missoula, Spokane, IL
coma. Seattle. Portland and Puget Sound.
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NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from ExchangcAl


P Mrs.. Thomas Cornnnt. accompanied by
Mrs. II. Criss. has left for Chicago and the
Worlds fair.
Miss Nellie Helstsd has returned TO the
city and has resumed her old position with
the Great Northern.
Msasrs. j.. @. Smith and A. l.. Brown of
Ortonville, Mimi, have been looking over
the country in this immediate vicinity.
They are seeking out a location on which to
COLOMBO about twenty farmers from their
neighborhood In Minnesota.
Tho Prosbyterians hnvo organized In
Havre with a membership Of six. while
many others have given In their names for
membership, together with a largo number
who have agreed to support the church.
Officers have been elected and authorized to
incorporate, and steps have also beeL taken
to secure lots for building purposes. Dr.
Wishard, s%ynodical missionary. Ia endssv-
0ring to secure n minister to locate here.
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White Sulphur springs

The spring term of school will close May
26.
w. r. Baker returned from California
Tuesday .stF
About a foot OF the most beautiful We
sver saw foil last Wednesday night.
Mrs, N. McFadden, mother of Mrs. Van
Voast. ia in town visiting her daughter.
Christ Braoke md a young lady from
Norway wore married at the Higgins house
on the ID inst.
w. H. Bearcroft returned last Sunday
from the east, having disposed OF q band OF
horses while there.
The editor and proprietor of the News
left on Wednesdays stage for q five weeks
visit in the cast and the great show.
Percy Robertson, after oInpleting his
commercial course ut the Montana business
College. returned homo on Mondays coach.
Mas Alice Cline, of Blaokhawk, who has
been residing In Townsend for sometime
past. arrived at the Springs on Tuesdays
coach.
Charles Francisco has purchased z. 6.
move his herd of cattle from the Gallstin
in a short time.
The lady teachers having given perfect
satisfaction during thu last term OF school
were engaged to take charge OF the same
departments for the ensuing term.
At the last regular meeting OF the town
council the only business transacted wa
the appointing Of the following officers for
the ensuing year: ]. T. Anderson. recorders
J. T. Wood, treasurer; Peter II. Wild. mar
shall; w. H. Ford. police magistrates; II.
Z. Thompson. attorney.
The musical given by Mrs. James s.
Brewer in the auditorium Friday night wal
a decided success. The dripping clouds Of
rain and snow had dispersed, and not only
Was there brightness without. but the cheer.
full faces of a large appreoiativs audience
showed that Brightness was found within.
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Whenver in need of any,
thing in such goods, come in
and see us. 1t costs nothing
to look and get prices, and we
are sure that after doing SO
you will be a steady customer.
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TOILET SOAPS.

Colgatc's--
Cashmere Bouquet. 2oo
Oatmeal, 3 cakes... 25c
Honey, 3 cakes.... 25e
Reliable, 3 cakes. 25e
White Wing, 3 cakes 25e
White Clematis, 25e
Pears unscented cakes 25t
Pears scented, 3 cakes 49,
Cuticura, per cake.... 20
Bouquet, per cake.... s.
Turkish Bath, 2 cakes. S
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Nc other store can hope to
compete with us in these goods.
We have too many helps. W.
buy for cash, and that helps.
We sell for cash, and that
helps. We lose no money on
bad accounts, and that helps.
We treat every one alike, and
that helps. Our customers
have confidence in us, and that
helps.